A serious moment at camp THEY SUPERVISED OUR ACTIVITIES All right fellows, now you sing itfl This was typical of Miss Louise Johnston who went to no end of trouble to make our chapel pro- grams a success. She also took over the direc- tion of the Norwin Band and acted as adviser to the drum majorettes and cheerleaders. Miss Agnes Jones was one in a million. She was kept busy from morning until night, but still she had a smile available for anyone, any- time. Keeping the dizzy dames of the Tri-Hi-Y on the beaten path was alone a job besides her regular math courses. Mrs. William Kerner spent many hectic days serving as yearbook adviser besides teach- ing democracy to the bright and shining seniors. This was no easy job, but because she understood the students, success triumphed. Cheers go to Miss Olga Kobasa for bringing Speech,' into the list of activities at Norwin. It looks like the Forensic Club is here to stay. Not that Norwin students talk a lor! Well, she directed that talk into the right paths, anyway. The old saying, A smile will go a long, long way was really proved by Miss Jeanne Mac- Masters. Being adviser of the Bi-Weekly took up every minute of the time lVlac had re- maining after teaching her classes of Shorthand and Commercial Geography. A newcomer to the Norwin Faculty was Miss Mildred Medic who quickly found a place in the hearts of the teachers and students alike. After the fire she found herself at the Junior High teaching the energetic freshmen algebra. One of the best known figures around school was that of Mr. Roy McMunn, our football coach and athletic director. His Algebra II classes were loads of fun and anything could happen in Trigg and usually did. Another of those busy teachers who must travel back-and-forth between Norwin and Junior High is Mrs. Wilbur Newell. She was the teacher of Latin, one of the fundamental academic subjects. But having such a nice person for the teacher helped a great deal. To be or not to bel'-Not to be in one of Mr. Mark Patterson's English classes was to miss barrels of fun. His sense of humor fur- nished quick comebacks to any wisecracks and 'Macbethv became so real, the seniors went around with murder in their eyes.
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Gertrude Ramsey Berneice Robb Look pretty, please. Well, try, anywayf' These were a few comments made hy our superphotographer, Mr. Leonard Peters. Be- sides picture taking he spent his time traveling between -Iunior High and Norwin trying to teach eager students, science and physics. The history classes of Miss lfva Rackley dwelt particularly on current events. Reference work also was stressed for she believed every student should he capable of finding things out for themselves. However, she was ready at any time to give helpful suggestions or needed assistance. Art students brushing up on their proiects Paul gets instructions for Red Cross Drive
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