Northmont High School - Bolt Yearbook (Clayton, OH)

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Alice Gnagey women do all these things plus many extra iobs and favors for everyone in the school. They are always kept busy, but they still find time to say a cheerful good morning to all. Their services are greatly ap- preciated and Northmont is mighty proud of them. The Seniors will long remember them, the un- derclassmen will look forward to their assistance in the years to come. Answering the phone, paying the bills, answering the intercom, sorting the mail, keeping track of the callers and important visitors to Northmont, keeping the files and records neat and orderly, typing let- ters, dusting the furniture, making sure the office assistants are kept busy, and smiling are the require- ments of a secretary at Northmont. These three Virginia Banker Betty Price 13

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g , i K .xt .1 X .1 --dwg? -A 5 -it ses, gt g it MR. RICHARD L. SHELL if ii! R Principal 'gy .:.'. ' g ' L - . ... P Z ,f 1 V' ' L L., , rf, ., ' 5 5, sw M .i ,. ..v. FOREWORD The distribution of a yearbook is usually significant with the closing ot the school year. However, most people do not realize the amount of time spent by the stat? and advisors in organizing and publishing a yearbook. This is a difticult task anytime and more so when organizing a stalt tor the first time, with a new school. Many problems had to be solved by the new stalt and these problems were solved by the cooperative ettort of stu- dent statt members, company representatives and yearbook advisor. From September to February students are spending many extra hours in an ettort to bring to the high school students and others the best possible edition ot a yearbook. The yearbook staff members are to be commended for their devotion to a task, which at times seems insurmountable, but with end results that are rewarding. A yearbook is the history ot the school for the year and in years to come will provide students of Northmont Senior High School and friends many pleasant memories. QQ Richard L. Shell Principal 12

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. SMH SEATED: Mrs. Evelyn Morris, Guidance Counselor, STANDING: Mr, George Horn, Art Supervisor, Mr. Willis Cool, Director of Music, Mr. William Bowser, Diversified Training Program Supervisor. Headache, cough, bloody nose, earache, It S f' you have any at those complaints then go . . to the clinic. The nurses, along with the stu- 4, ws? r dent aids, help to care for the students who . need minor medical attention. They are understanding, sympathetic, and friendly. ot Northmont and we would surely be lost without them. V They are a very necessary part A - l X Mrs. Vergie Richardson, Mrs. Pearl Knoop, Nurses, Bonnie Fisher, patient 14