Norwood High School - Silhouette Yearbook (Norwood, OH)

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Fronl Row: B. Wellner, N. Flanagan, J. HeRelfinger, M. Sears, J. Schwebel. Second Row: J. Wildel J. Yoies, A. Baker, Miss R. Shinkle, J. Russell, M. Wolfe, R. Wood. CQinic and? Office $tatt After c1 fourwyear stint at Miami University and a fiing at private nursing, foo, Miss Shinkie discovered Norwood High School ior vice verso! sixteen years ago, remaining here ever since. During those years she has been lufe only twice. Regularly, her busiest time is from 8:30 1'0 second bell when all The pupils come in to have their temperatures taken or gym excuses written; to you gym evaders here is u liHie tip; don't fry to fool Miss Shinkle because she'll always catch you. They say you never appreciate school until you've finished and it's Too late to do anything about if, buf here're two girls who did. They're both graduates of Norwood High iChris in '46 and June? in '44i. After graduation boih came back, Janet in Augusi of ,46 and Chris iusi +his last summer, but their status had ceri'ainly changed. Now fhey're here from 8:00 io 4:30 and they gef paid for their toil. They enjoy the some privileges as teachers, even sharing their cafeteria. Silfing: Miss J, BennetL Standing: Miss C, Ashton.

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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.

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Mr. F. Benson, ML V, Duff, Mr. A. Copen, Mr, J. Davis, Mr. l. Elliott, Mr. W. Hoffman, Mr. M. Schwein, M. Greer, E. Forste. Catetania and! Waintananca In order to simplify matters, all the work to be done about the school is portioned off, and each ianitor has a certain section assigned to him. All window washing is handled by Mr, Hoffman, while Mr. Duff has been chief en- gineer for twenty-two years. Mr. Schwein has been with us sixteen years. Only between the hours of 11:30 to 12:45 is the cafeteria staFf appreciated; but, of course, they do work much longer though we may not realize it. Many of the women arrive early, others stay late, each having a shift of eight hoursl Margaret Greer has not missed a day in her nineteen years here. Mr. F. Benson, Mr. V. DuH, Mr. A. Copcn, Mrt J. Davis, Mr, L. Elliott, Mr. Wt Hoffman, Mr. M. Schwein, Mr. E. Taylort Inset: Mr. Ed Casterline.