Norwood High School - Silhouette Yearbook (Norwood, OH)

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Left .0 righf: A. Cepens, V, Duff, F. Benson. leh to right: J. Davis. I. Eods, W. Hoffman, H. ianham, A. Clements, L. EEioM. Not pictured: OA Coffy, T Gitner. DIETITIAN CAFETERIA ? Left In right: First Table-C. Smith, M. Sullivan, EV ForsfeA Third Tabie-A. Hunnicu , G. Groppenbocher. Second Tuble-M. Honun, A. Harris, H. Nichoff. Fcurih Table B. Surles, K. Heflin, E. Bischoff. Page Elwyn

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Mr. Leonard H. Tinker-Ohic University-A.B., University of Cincinnati. Bookkeeping, Business Management. Mr. Ray Warmoth-Indiana State Teuchers-A.B., University of Cincinnati-eMA Wisconsin University. Mathematics, SCholarship Squad. Mr. Byton A. Wilson- Otlerbein Coliege- B,Mus., Middlebury Coliege-MA University of Arizona -A.B., National University at Mexico, National University at Panama, Spanish, Western Hemisphere Civilization, Spanish Club. Miss Clare Young-Ohio 5tute-B.5., Columbia University-M.A.. Home Economics. FACULTY Miss Martha Alderson-Murshcll College-A,B., Columbia University-M.A., Ccunselor. Miss Jean Durborow-Ohio 5tute-B.S., Shep- hei'd College, Ohio Wesleyan University, Xavier University, Counselor. Miss Mary Nall Griffin-Denison Universilye-A.B., University of Cincinnati-M.Ed., Counselor. Mrs, Hazel D. Johnson-University of CincinnuIi-A.B., B.E., Columbia University-M.A., Counselor. Miss Betty Kiernun-Our Lady of Cincinnati CollegeeBAq Catholic University of Americu-M.A., Xavier University, University of Cincinnati, t Counselor. , COUNSELORS CAFETERIA If you were to ask a student who ottends or ever attended Norwood, What part of your school day do you enioy most? the ons'wer probably would be, The lunch bell. And this onswer is obviously due to the clean MAINTENANCE 1 Under the heading of maintenance we find the unsung heroes of the school. They are on essential part of the great team which keeps Norwood High running smoothly. They are the men behind the scenes so seldom and cheery surroundings of the lunchrooms provided for the dispensing of that wonder- qu necessity, food. These lunchrooms are used daily by hundreds of boys and girls and under the guidance of Mr, Mditland, who is the cafeteria supervisor, the whole department runs successfully and is an ine tegrol port of every pupil's school life, A welcomed addition to the lunchroom this year was the popular music provided by records played by Dick Johnson. A vote of thanks is also given to the group of ladies who plan the meals, prepare the food, and smilingly dish it out to the hungry students. noticed by students as they pass in and out of the building. The highly skilled engineers of this department tend the huge electrically- controlled heating apparatus. The building is always well lighted, thanks, also, to these men. An experienced crew of carpenters is ever-ready to make the thousand and one repairs necessary in such 0 large number of rooms. How often does c1 pupil gazing out of a class room window realize how that window is kept scrubbed and shining? And so, to those who tie the iobs, large and small, which keep us comfortable and happy, we give our heartiest thanks. Page Ten

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g 5EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEaaaabauawawaaawauaaawwbwaaaaha 6LEE Club, Honor Society, Iand Student Coun- cil, as pictured here, are only a few of Norwoodls many activities; but what the cam- era has not caught is the spirit, enthusiasm, and competition found in the clubs. Those 7: 30 rehearsals, suspense of initiates, and stu- dent campaigns could not exist if that spirit weren 't there. These leadership and working advantages will be evident as our students take their place in the world of tomorrow. Activities 1 EEEEEEEHEEa$hha$hh$$ahEEEEEtha