Norwood High School - Silhouette Yearbook (Norwood, OH)

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Physical Ed has iis up's and downk. CPLIWMCCLQ ECQucat'Lon Our director of athletics, Mr. Co1well teaches physical education here of Norwood and swim- ming and handicraft of a summer camp located in Wisconsin Affer teaching physical education and coach- ing baseball, swimming, and football, Mr. Ludr wig relaxes while hunting and fishing. During fhe school months Miss GriFrin spends her time leaching physical education, social E'lv- ing and advises the Girl? Athletic Association. Her summers are spent as head counseior of Merrymeeting Camp at Bath, Maine, c1 girls' private camp in the East. Besides homeroom duties Miss Thoyer assists with the Girls' Athletic Association and feaches physical education. Her vacations are spent as acfivifies director of a girls' camp in Wisconsin. Mr. R. Colwell, Miss M, N, Grimm, Miss R. Thuyer, Mr. P. Ludwig.

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Cerebmtion and physical exertion have a decidedly deirimental psychological effect on Ihe nervous sysfems of D. Wehmeyer and C. Burnett. WocationaQ andl ganuAtniaQ dumb; The industrial arts department is made up of three very capable instructors. Mr. Gates, teacher of the general meful shop and occupue Honcl mathematics, indu'lges in outdoor sports, becr-hunting and trout-fishing. Mr. Reichie, chairman of the indusfries de- partment and instructor of drawing and de- signing, likes to garden in his leisure time. When nof insirucfing pupils of industrial arts or wood-working shop, Mr. Siders occupies himself with gardening, bee-keeping, repair work, and reading historical books. Then there is the vocational department headed by Mr. Selby, who also likes to hunt and fish when he can Fund Hme To spare. Though kept quite busy as instructor of the vocational machine shop, Mr. Bovord has such hobbies as Fishing, camping and hunting. Besides his duties in night-school, Mr. Kistler has The twoeyear vocational machine shop re- qued studies during the day, and enjoys garden- ing, hunting and fishing. The automotive related shop is taught by Mr. Meyers, who spends some of his spare time teaching nighf-school, bee-keeping, gardening and bass Fishing. Left lo right: Mr. H. Bovurd, Mr. C. Siders, Mr. E, Kistler, Mr. W. Meyers, Mr. C. Reich1e, Mr. F. Gates, Mr. l. Sel by.

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Siiling left In right: J. Friisch, l. Pruther, Mi Becksiedi, J. Bonirighi, Bi Morgan. Standing left Io righ1:J.Gustin, B. Weglin, K. Deppermun. M. Pierce, 5. Dunn, M. Berne, P. Keegun. cCibnan'Lan Miss Moore, who has been our librarian for three years now, thinks fhe pupils cooperative. Hers is the voice of experi- ence, foo, because she has been librar- ioning in a variety of colleges for eighteen years. The library qssistanfs do iobs like posting pockefs and repairing books whenever fhey have time. She is allowed upproximcieiy one dollar per year per pupil for upkeep, new books, and replacement of Hdiscua'oecxring' books. Miss M. Paxton Miss D. Moore SDL t't' In addition to being school dietitian for Norwood High School, Miss Paxton is also dietitian for the five elementary schools in Norwood. She came here last year from West Liberty State College where she was dietitian and instructor of foods. She has been doing this sort of work for fen years and also likes to sew.