Norwood High School - Silhouette Yearbook (Norwood, OH)

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AchiniAtnat'Lon Miss Charlotte Kehm, Dean of Girls, is ad- viser to Girl's Council and runs the school social calendar. Rosabelle finds her advice very help- ful. Miss Kehm once aspired to be a concert pianist; new music is her hobby. That genial Dean of Boys, Mr. Kenneth Sheppard, who served more than three years in the navy, also teaches history and advises the boys, including our friend, Rufus. Mr. Shep- pard is interested in developing better under- standing between fuwl'ry and pupilr. Our principal, Ben M. Hanna, able president of the Norwood Kiwanis Club, was chairman of the 1946 Communlty Chest Drive of Norwood. He has a keen sense of humor, and if he sings in the bathtub, it's in a clear tenor voice. Gard- ening and drives in the country are some of his ufter-school interests. MR. KENNETH M. SHEPPARD Dean of Boys MR. B. M. HANNA Principal of Norwood High School MISS CHARLOTTE E. KEHM Dean of Girls

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DR. HAROLD S. BATES Superintendent of Norwood Public Schools Le to righl: Mr. R. Thayer, Miss E, Jungblul, Mr. Mr. W. Pelermann, Dr. H. Bates. allcllmin'mtnation At 11:15 A. M., February 12, Rufus murmured a drowsy lhank-you To Mrs. Lincoln, as he stretched lazily in bed. If you had been there you probably would have agreed with him and that would have made lwo misguided students. For, although ?hey didn't mention it in your sixth grade history lexf, it is the school board lhul decides which holidays the school will observe. Perhaps, like Rosabelle, you, too, cone siderecl The principal the personnel head of a high school, but il's the Board of Education which arranges the replacement of teachers. The subsidized lunch program offered in our cafeteria which allows Rufus and Rosabelle to purchase well-balcmced meals at lower costs was adopted by them. The estublishmenf of general policies and maintenance of school grounds are also lhelr duly. W. Schoneberger, Mr. D. Ramagel Mr. H. Funk,

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FUrine: aqntl; Besides his daily art classes, Mr. Olmes is or? exhibit director, adviser to Silhouette, and spends his spare hours wifh a French horn. Mr. Humburger hos orchestra and band for both his classes and extra- curricular activities, but he enioys fish- ing and hunting in his free fime. After teaching music analysis, har- mony, and music theory, and supervis- ing the three glee clubs and choir, Miss Ewing relaxes by offending concerts, symphonies, and baseball games, or riding and swimming. Standing: Mr. J. P. Olmes. Seated: Miss P. Ewing. Mr. Humberger oi Orchesira Practice.