Norton Community High School - Prairie Dog Yearbook (Norton, KS)

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? ? P Front Row: Archer, Liittjohann, Miss Hays, Miss Geyer, Miss Norris, Gordon, Hassler, Overholser, Jacobs, Gale 2nd Row: Jones, Bullock, McFarland, Lathrop, Miss Ostlund, Greenwood, Shaw, Anderson, Lesh, Browne Back Row: Kluender, Long, Perdue, Ward, Severns, Mr. Travis OF THE, STUDENTS --- Composed of representatives of all clubs and classes, as well as the faculty, the Advisory Council is a force for democracy in NCHS. This year, the Council has sponsored a sale of bonds with aa culminating Dogpatch party, a scrap drive, education in flag etiquette, a Know Your Neighbor campaign, a Students' Day, and an honor roll for Servicemen alumni. A record of a year in a democratic American high school--that is what the Bluejay staff intends this yearbook to be. They claim for it one merit: That it is a work of the students, by the students, and for the students of Norton Community High School. Those who worked on the Bluejay and their positions follow: editor, Velda Elsong business manager, Betty Bullockg athletics, Dale Quick, George Chase, Eugenia Kennedy, class pages, Irving Johnson, senior, Barbara Young, junior, Paul Epler, sophomore: John Browne, fresh ang Genevieve Bowers, faculty: Miss Luella Geyer, assistant. Typists were Ruby Rountree and Lorene Wiley. Organization pages and those who planned them were dramatics, Mary Lue Shaw and Irving Johnson, music, Donna Lee Sheley and Betty Bullock, Girl Reserves and Hi-Y, Franc- Marie Collier and Paul Eplerg Home Ec and FFA, Ruby Rountree and Lorene Wiley. , The art editor was Gordon Rowhg photographer, Hr. Elmon Heaton, photo- grapher's assistant, Tom Taylor, and faculty advisor, Miss Zillah Ostlund. i Q .- A PM yi Chase Kennedy Johnson Taylor ' Bowers Brown Rountree Epler Quick Shaw Ostlun Jacob Sheley Collier Elson Wiley T? Bulloc Young

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45 iia -iw! s UQ U i llhh MARY MARY LUELLA NORRIS HAYS GEYER fii? MARY LEONARD CECIL FARRELL BIRD DRYER I v S 125051 ' iff' dh 'Y 3. ' .gi l BEN HERBERT DAVID NEILL IHDE KESTER MXCULT f Known for her efficient supervision f school details, Miss Norris, assistant rincipal, heads the Mathematics Depart- ent. Miss Geyer instructs Latin and unior English. She is assistant sponsor f the Girl Reserve Club and supervises he Latin Club. Mr. Bird teaches voca- ional agriculture. The seniors are ne responsibility of these three. Miss Ostlund has the journalism lass, The Norton Nu et, and Sophomore ng11shT-'Miss ?arreEE, school treasurer, rains students to be typists and steno- raphers. Besides being sponsor of the 1-Y, Mr. Ihde has commercial classes. arly in the second semester, Mrs. Gale ssumed the position of Mrs. Wichser as ome economics instructor and sponsor of he Blue Janes. They worry over the jun- ors. Mr. Kester teaches social studies. he entire Music Department is under the irection of Mr. Schmitt. Having taken rs. Burns' place at the beginning of the econd semester, Rev. De Vorss teaches iology and supervises the study hall. r. Neill is science teacher and coach of he wre-tlers and track. They are the ophomore sponsors. Miss Hays, Freshman English and peech instructor, directed the senior lay. She acts as advisor to the Girl aserves. Mr. Dryer, instructor of con- titution, coaches football and assists ith basketball and track. Freshmen are aeir concern. Mrs. Michener, school nurse, guards ne health of the students. Mrs. Sanders s custodian of the school. WILLARD ZILLAH GEORGE SCHKITT OSTLUND DPJVORSS ar Qi PAYE NORA GOLDIE GALE MICHENER SANDERS MARGARET CLEO WICHSER TWEED

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