Norwood High School - Silhouette Yearbook (Norwood, OH)

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Maintenance ie 10 right: 159 row-H. Johnson, J. Davis. left to right: A. Cupens, V DuHZ F. Benson. Szcnnd Ruw-L. Elliott! H. Lunham, W. Hoffman, A. Clements. $ieh'tian left to righl: L. lotshuw, I. Smiih, G. Groppenbucher, C. Smith M. Sullivan, E. Forsie, M. . . . Sedam, A. Harlin, MA Honun. MISS Claire AUSI'IH Cafgferia Page Tln'rreen

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MISS RUTH THAYERe- physical education, Miami U. 3.5.; MR. RUSSELL THOMAS - science, Mi- omi U., Ohio U., Ohio Stone 3.5., M.A.; MISS NORMA TIELKING h English, Moores Hill College B.Lit., Indiana University M.A.; MR. L. H. TINKER-business methods and bookkeeping, Ohio U. A.B.; MR. RAY WARMOTH-muthemaiics, Indiana State Teachers A.B., Universi1y of Cin- cinnati M.A.; MR. BYRON WILSONeSPGnish, Offerbein College B.Mus., University of Arizona A.B., Middlebury College M.A.; MISS HARRIET WOLVERTON-cosme'rology, Salem College 8.5.; MISS CLARE YOUNGeclofhing, Miami U., Ohio Stole 85., Columbia M.A. jacugfg Cafizferia Good, nourishihg, weIl-bulonced meals make the Norwood High School cafeteria an inviting and popular place during the fourth bell. The members of the kitchen staff who make these meals possible ore: Lillie Loishow, who has been here seven- teen years; Marie Hoffman, five years; Mur- garef Sullivan, five years,- lcie Smifh, three years,- Anna Harris, one year; Celia Smith, seventeen years,- Gornet Groppenbacher, five years; Anna Forste, five years, and Hilda Niehoff, seven years. They are under the direction of the school's dieiiticm, Claire Austin, who came from Texas. Maintenance Norwood High iust couldn'1 get along without its maintenance peoPIe. These who do such a wonderful iob ore: Lloyd Elliot, who is the head custodian and has been of Norwood High fifteen years; Herman John- son, one year; Leila Callowoy, five years; Harley Lcmham, two years; Aiberf Clements, five years; William Hoffman, fourteen years, and John Davis, six years. The engineers, unseen men 10 whom we owe a great big thank you are: Albert Copens, at N. H. 5. nine years; Vinson Duff, twenty-four years; and Forest Benson, four years. Page Twelve

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The administration of our school has the fore- sight to see that it takes more than just book learning to mold young people into good citizens and community leaders. They realize that a wholesome and weH-rounu'ed high school educa- tion must include activities in which the students lay the foundations of accepting responsibilities and of making associations. Here at Norwood High we're proud of the nu- meraus activities which have been organized and buiIt-up over a period of years. The students have a choice of varied activities ranging from language clubs and glee clubs to projectionist club and Y- Teens and Hi-Y. The activities offered emphasize the building of fine character, leadership training, religious awareness, and, perhaps most important, how to get along with others in order to live a full and happy life. Page F ourfeen ,.