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,5,.-- Bowl HAROLD THOMAS-Chemistry, Phy-Chem Club. HARRY THOMAS-Industrial Arts, Mathe- matics. Row 2 ' TOURIST THOMPSON-Industrial Arts, Me- chanical Drawing. VESTA THOMPSON-Botany, Biology, Na- ture Club. Row 3 LOUISE WATERSON-Physical Education, Girls' Athletic Association. NOEL WHITTERN-Physical Geography, Booster, Sophomore Class Adviser, Tennis Coach. Row 1 BERNICE SINCLAIR-English, Art. J. ROBERT SINKS-Social Science, Athletics, junior Class Adviser. Row' 2 VENETTE SITES-Mathematics Department Head. RUTHFORD SMUTS-Industrial Arts. Row 3 MARGARET SPIEGEL-Counselor, Physical Education, Swimming, Girls' Athletic Association. JULIA STORR-English, Letterme-n's Club.
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Bow 1 . M. SHERMAN PRESSLER - Physics, Phy' Chem. LESLIE REEVES-Business Department Head, School Treasurer. Row 2 KATHARINE ROTHENBERGER - Social Sci- ence, Student Volunteers, Assistant Ad- viser of Pan-American Club, junior Class Adviser. ' ROBERT SHAMBAUGH-Band, Orchestra, North Side Instrurnentalists. Row 3 ETI-IEL SHROYER-Librarian. WILLIAM SIMON-Business. Row 1 IRENE MILLER-English, junior Forensic League. MARIE MILLER-Mathematics, Sophomore Class Adviser. Row 2 JOHN MORRIS-Mathematics. ALICE NUSBAUM1FI6DCh, Mathematics. How 3 AGNES PATE-Home Economics. EVERETT PENNINGTON-Mathematics, Mili- tary Training, Senior Class Adviser. ,.,. .......,.a.sasm:
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,911 memoriam Mr. Glen Gordy, who died November 5, 1944, had served as a teacher of mathe- matics at North Side High School since the school was founded in 1927. Mr. Gordy was always ready to give a word of advice and encouragement, and he is remembered for that as well as for his dry and somewhat ironic humor. Mr. Gordy, who had served in the last World War, was a firm believer in democ- racy and he knew that its future depended upon education and training. Had he lived he would have been a staunch advocate of compulsory military training, for he was al- ways saying that the Army was a sure cure for anything. The monument that Mr. Gordy left be- hind him is an intangible one that is alive in the minds and the spirits of those stu- dents who knew him well. Though he is now of the past, he will go into the future in the memories and characters of those he trained and influenced. Row l HARRY YOUNG-Social Science. IRENE YousE RAHMER-English. Row 2 GERTRUDE ZOOK-Aff. MARY STEINER-Secretary to Mr. Northrop v Row 3 MARY WALLER-Secretary to Miss Gross.
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