Norwood High School - Silhouette Yearbook (Norwood, OH)

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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

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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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.. -.. ' . 3,: a . . v emm- Left to right: First Row-M. Crump, 5. Alexander, R Gribbie, V. Truiar, G. Ricardi, Bi Uilom, H. Newman, 5, Frieberger, C. Seiden- spinner, J. Cecil. V. Schechter. D. Vogt. 5. Sheriff, N. Methven, B. Ronsa, M. Cronin. V. Tutmun. Second Ruw-Rt Homer, Jr Combs, J. Wright, Bx Phillips, 5. Cline, W. Boner, E. Weirich, A. Young, J. Brinkmun, Rt Rohdenburg, S. Evans, H. Burdorf, J, Beumer, G. Ruberts, A. Koutlas, V. Hanan, B. Kincer, K. Mauck, A. Short. 1hird Rcw-J. Gray, D. Cross, M. Warner, C. Mayfield, M. McCosham, Jr Haslinger, J, Smith, Jr Russell. 5. Deister, M. Huyhow, Bi Hayes, R. Skinner, C. McDonald, J. Shelton. B. Patton. L Berna. C. Kelly, J. Cline. B. Knights. Fourth Row-A. Abrams, B7 Carroll, E. DeMaris, V. Neilson, Z. Gordon, J. Veuril, J. White, S Broukshire, 5. Blunz, J. Brim, A. Arnold, G. Harrison, Ct Meyers, DA Tillis, D. Hummand, R. Pierce, B. Bates, J. Wagner, N, Pendery, B, Cundiff, I. Deters, M. Story. Lefl to right: First Ruw-G. ctfowmn, D.lBayless, Er Mead, G. Bowman, G. Adams, P. Lewis, C. Keller, J. Bayless, C. Schneider, M. Ree , J. Powe I. Second Row-W. Hughes, A. Hand, M. Kimble, C. Henry, P. Burhorsf, M. chght, J, Broudus, N. Case, G. Lidell, J. Dunbar, L. Adams. Third Row-N.IZiegler, S. Kahle, M. Horton, J. Wright, P. Sullivan, C. Brinkmun, K. Nurdyke, B. Goecke, A. Brooks, Rt Haynes, G. Hil . Fourth Row -J. Miller, D. Roberts, M. Forste, M. Ulm, St Tioflut, J. Cundiff, Je Fritsch, N. LaFavers, J. Miller, R. Seiter, J. Path, J. Gindy. During the year the seniors sponsored a A Merle Norman cesmetic demonstration chili supper to which all Y-Teens were in- was given by the Sophomore girls and the vitecl. They also gave a coke party with c: Freshman and Junior Y-Teens were invited. movie as the big feature. Although this was their first year, the The Juniors met with Delta Hi-Y to hear Freshmen weren't left out of the activities. a speaker on Boy-Girl RelationShip. They They gave c: Halloween party for their mem- had the honor and pieasure of giving a des- bers. sert Dorty for the Senior YeTeens. Page Twenty-four