Northville High School - Palladium Yearbook (Northville, MI)

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Administrators Tighten Ship Principal David Bolitbo and assistant principals RaJpfi Redmond and BiJi Hamilton have once again success uJJy maintained the excellent order and discipline for which Northville is renowned. With yet another stupendous year behind them, our administrators look ahead, intending to continue Northville ' s reputation as one of the finest educational facilities in the area. Plans to be even more actively involved with student leaders and in extra- curricular activities top the list of priorities for the 1986-1987 school year. With such an exceptional student body and knowledgeable staff backing them, the head administrators cannot help but keep up the fine work that makes NHS the great school it is today. Upper left: Mr. Bolitho talks with Mrs. Omiatek while supervising lunchroom activities. Lower left: Mr. Hamilton and Phil Weaver chat during a few free minutes. Right: Mr. Redmond gets a kick out of the Homecoming dance. tC kp ' ' ht ADMINISTRATION 19

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xjdS [ih cnj (md m d Board Plans or Future The members of the 1986-1987 Board of Education have set many Jong-term goals to be pursued for the continued progress of NorthviJJe Public Schools. Ex- tending the development of a well-coordinated K-12 program remains a primary concern for the Board members. This year, examination o co-curricular and elective programs and gifted talented programs are additional topics being emphasized. Under the leader- ship of president Douglas Whitaker, the members have handled these tasks with competence and efficiency. With Dr. George Bell and the other central ojfice ad- ministrators capably carrying out the Board policies on a day-to-day basis, Northville continues to provide high quality educational experiences for all students. Superintendent George Bell and Dr. Dolly McMaster share a laugh during their daily work. Northville Board of Education members listen aiientively to a speaker from the community. Not pictured are members James Petrie, Christopher Johnson and Jean Hansen. 18 ADMINISTRATION

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SSESS iSwSar Support Staff Maintains Order The supporting staff of NHS plays a crucial role in school maintenance. Secretaries Nan Ohver, Mary LiiJemoen, Betty Colovas, Joyce Greywall Regina BarwiJcowski, and Sharon Cutler form the backbone of the administrative staff, managing both student and office affairs. In the cafeteria, lunch workers prepare appetizing and nourishing meaJs, and succeed in keeping the dining area clean, despite the large number of people. SchooJ janitors do their part by making sure the halJways and classrooms are cleaned daily. The dedication and hard work of these individuals is greatly ap- preciated by students and stajf alike. Upper right; Robyn Wisely, Nan Oliver, Angela Mitchell, and Betty Colovas greet their visitors with a smile. Mrs. Cutler offers assistance to Suzanne Perry in the counsel- ing office. 20 SUPPORTING STAFF Mrs. Lillemoen manages Mr. Hamilton ' s business affairs.