Norwood High School - Silhouette Yearbook (Norwood, OH)

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J J-li-y One of the most popular orgdnizctions of Norwood is Hi-Y. This club is divided into five chapters. Officers of the freshman chapfer JAlpth are: President, Jim Valentine; Vice President, Bob Moses; Secretary, Richard Mellon; Treas- urer, Don Hess; and Chaplain, Carl Weber. Sophomore JOmfcronJ oHicers: President, Jim McCreary; Vice President, Jim Zentmeyer; Secretary, Carl Buschhaus; Treasurer, Charles Boseh; and ChaplcEn, Joe Detmer. Andy Kafsanis is President of the Junior, or Delia Chapter, with Dick Ely, Vice Presi- dent; Bill Brim, Secretary; Jim Buhr, Treas- urer; and Dave Bowling, Chaplain. Officers of The senior group are: Presi- dent, Ed Wilson; Vice President, Norman Hare; Secretory, Bill Mondos; Treasurer, Sandy Roh- denburg; cmd Chaplain, Carl Els'tun. Phi Hi-Y officers were: Bob Ashton, Presi- dent; Don Sprogue, Vice President; Hoyd Erich, Secretory; Jim Stacey, Treasurer; and Dave Kates, Chaplain, The functions of Hi-Y are to set up and control Hi-Y athletic leagues and tournaments and To sponsor service projects. This year HYGR and HiJY got Togeiher for u curoling party and They picnned the Christ- mas and Easter programs. UJ left In righi: Firs! Row-F Erich J. Siacey, GJ Broudus, A. Hoff, C. Weber, D. Munsey, C. Buschhuus, J. McCreary, C. Bosch, J. Zenfmeyer, D Hess A Bayless, D Kures. Second Row Mr. L. Ziegler, D. Ely,J. Kuykendall, A. Kulsanis, C. Elstun, S. Rohdenburg, N. Hare, E. Wilson, B. Mund05,J. Bahn- DJ Bowling, B. Ashvon, D Sprague, Mr. L. Badley. Into lhe cornerstone gu valuable records. H's iust u skeleion, but wait 'Iill later! Page Twenty-two

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The Minstrels and Mississippi Mud . Hillbiliies liven up the Junior Fellies . Room 213 caps tap honors again. Ah! That delicious chili! GK met GIRLS' COUNCIL OFFICERS President .................. DOLORES ROBERTS Secreto ry ................. ..... J OAN BROAD US Treasurer ................ ANN ROHDENBURG If it werenit for a pair of slacks there might not be any Girls' Council. A few years ago Miss Kehm asked for representatives from oil the home rooms to discuss the issue of slacks at school together and with their home rooms. The result was Cl discussidn against wearing slacks to school and the or- ganizing of a Girlg' Advisory Council. Girls' Council has progressed a lot since those days. Whenever a question arises con- cerning the girls, Council gets right down to try to settle it. They have taken upon them- selves the obligations of many altruistic proj- ects. Their Red Cross ioint-chqirmen, u sen- ior and a sophomore, led the school in the collection of toilet articles for a Junior Red Cross School Chest for a school overseas still devastated by the war. They have sent food parcels to a teacher in Norway, books to a teacher in Germany, and directed the Page Twenty-one collection of toys and games for displaced children in the American Zone. For the high school, Girls' Council spearheaded the cam- paign for refrigerated drinking fountains and Looks toward a third one. The new silver service for the school has begun to make an impressive appearance. This year Girls' Council has added two silver trays and is looking for an antique set of cream and sugar, also. Last summer the cocc-cola fund paid for a cot and couch cover for the faculty men's rest room. Girls' Council meets on Tuesday mornings. For high school girls it plans much of Girtsi Week and May Day Style Show. It cooper- ates with Student Council on all school pro- iects. For fun at the end of the school year it picnics on Miss Kehm's Kentucky hill top. Because the girls enioy the council, it is a success.

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..H....n-s.. ..-e.-. . A Ha: President V . , PAT LEWIS Vice President . . GRACE COWAN Secretary ............ , ,,,,,,, PAT SULLIVAN Treasurer . EVELYN MEAD Worship Chairman , JOAN BROADUS Ring Chairman JOAN POWELL Publicity Chairman .......... MARIDEL ULM Hygr, the high school group of the Y.W.C.A., is an organization made up of all four Y-Teen Clubs in Norwood High School. These clubs are divided according to the grades in school. Each club is represented in Hygr cabinet by its president, and every Y-Teen is a mem- ber. Several programs were given by Hygr, and at one of the most important, June Romoge '46 spoke on the topic of Y-Teen Proiects. The pot luck supper, in which every club participated, was c: big success and every- one enioyed it immensely. Hygr and Hi-Y hold 0 curoling party. Before the group split Up and went curoling, there was a short devotional service ClnCl singing at the Community Crib. They also worked to- gether to produce fine Christmas and Easter programs. ' A number of the Y-Teen girls attended the Camp Lenmary Conterence. They were: la la right: Filsl Row-A. Arnold, At Rohdenburg, J. Powell, G. Cowun, E. Mead, F. Lewis. Second Ruw-M. Ulm, D. Roberts, J. Braadus, R. Warner, F. Sullivan. Joan Powell, Carol Brinkmun, Grace Cowon, Pat Lewis, Ruth Warner, Doris Bayless, Do- lores Roberts, Nancy Methvenl Evelyn Mead, Maridel Ulm, Sally Tioflat, Audrey Arnold, and Ann Rohdenburg. The officers of these clubs are very im- portant; They can make cm organization in- teresting and active or dull and boring. This year the clubs have the former type of offi- cers. Freshman officers are: President, Ann Roh- denburg; Vice President, Nancy Methven; Sec- retory, Dolores Cross; Treasurer, Zelda Gor- den; and Program Chairman, Betty Randall. The Sophomores hove Audrey Arnold for their President; with Barbara Patton, Vice President; Jcmet Wagner, Secretary; Roma Skinner, Treasurer; and Maxine Story as Pub- licity Chairman. Dolores Roberts is the Junior Y-Teensl Pres- ident; with Sully Tioflut as Vice President; Doris Boyless, Secretary; and Maridel Ulm, Treasurer; Officers of the Senior Y-Teens ore: Pres- ident, Ruth Warner; Vice President, Carol Brinkmun; Secretary, Joan Powell; and Trees- urer, Myra Lee Kimble. Not only did the clubs have group proiw ects, but they sponsored individual programs also. JJ we Page '1' wenty-three