Norwood High School - Silhouette Yearbook (Norwood, OH)

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BAgLDWINS Starting of 10p and reading clockwise- lf's a Winner Wow! Wailing for That Cue Super Salesman Some WeJI-Advised Words Junior Miss and Fluffy Nurwuod's Gift in Hollywood Page Seventeen

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Left In right: First Row- P. Rodgers, At Hood, M7 Reed, L McGee, CV Byrd, D. Gue, J. Murphy, Pi Hadley, C, Partmann, S. Breehne, M. Srhumucher, BV Ullum, W. Thomas, J. Stewart, B. Laird, D. O'Bnnion, J. Beumer. Second Row-C. Muytield, B. Scott, M. Petering, F. Potinsky, J. Gray, C. Tracy, J. Wright, N. Methven, P. Reed, M. Baird, D. Hammond, C. Barren, J. Hutcherson, S. Waddle, G. Haymes, Mi Carson, N. ChucksA field, 5. King, E, Levinsnn. President ,,,,,,, SALLY WEDDLE Secretary. . . ,,,,,,,,, NANCY JONES Adviser ...................................... V MISS KEHM If is well known that the girls have t: lot to say about what goes on at Norwood. The organization which helps so much to promote Here it is-fhe newest organization at Norwood High SchooI-the F. T. A, or FU- ture Teachers of America, It was just or- ganized in 1949 and promises to be an up and coming group. The adviser of this group is Miss Kehm. They did not have regular meetings. Two of their projects this year were selling shakers with Girls' Council at the football FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA GIRLS' COUNCIL this is the Girls' Council. It's composed of c: representative from each homeroom of girls. Miss Kehm is the adviser. It meets on Tuesday mornings and settles the girls' problems, which is its main pur- pose. This accounts for the Council's popu- larity. Left in right: First Ruw-Ri Skinner, D. Gebhcrdt, Mi Story, J, Murphy, W. French. Second Raw-V. Weller, G. Lidell, J. Curvel, V. Schechter. Third Row-S. Tioflai, B. Fischer, D, Roberts, B. chsey, F. Lee. OFFICERS President DOLORES ROBERTS Vice President SALLY TJOFLAT Secretary-Treosurer BEVERLY FISCHER games, and making Cl trip to North Norwood Grade School to observe the tactics of teach- ing. The purpose of the Future Teachers of America is to give the students who are in- terested in teaching as 0 career 0 chance to learn more about it by real experiencei To do this, they often take over a teacher's classes when a teacher is absent from School. Pugu Sixlewz

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Front to hack: First Row-T. Buhr, D. Bowling, B Miller, B. Glenn, T. Yerina. B. Schrayerv Second Row-JV Hardebeck, Rt Dickmunn, J, Higgins, E, CUnningham, D. Hail. Third RowF-CV Wuliace, C. Elstun, 8. Lewis, J. McCreary. T. 1a'ter Fourth Row-G. Storer, At Katsunis, J. Clark, J. Grace, 5. Dumtord, R. Valentine. Fifth Ruw-R. Keeshun, R. Robinette, C. Buschhaus, J. Tofflemire. Sixth Raw-D. Elliott, J. Enhr, W. Vice, 5. Gilchrist, B. luring, W. Brown. Standing-Mr. A. Gerrard, AdVisorV N - Club President ...................... JOHN GRACE Vice President V. .. JIM McCREARY Treasurer .................................. ,JIM BUHR Secretary . ., ,,. TOM TARTER Sergeant at Arms ................ DICK DICKMAN Adviser . V... .. MR. GERRARD This is the ninth year of existence of the Norwood N Club, and they have not been outdone by any of the previous clubs. Their goal is to achieve Cl better understanding of sportsmanship among the members at all times. When a boy has earned CI varsity or reserve letter, his name is put up to a vote cut one of the club meetings. If he is accepted by a majority, he is eligible to join the club. A special service is held to induct all new members This year the club Sponsored Richard John- son, disc-iockey in the Iunchroom, by pur- chasing a new record player. Besides having various dances, parties and hayrides through- out the year, club members sell programs at all of the Indian home games. Their net income is approximately sixty dollars a year from these programst Each year the club donates its entire proceeds from an annual benefit game to the Polio Fund. A needy family in Norwood was the recip- ient of a large basket of food presented by the N Club during the Christmas holidays. Each spring :1 sports banquet is held at the school to present all athletic letters. The N Club has donated twenty dollars to pro- mote this project. When spring rolls around the club has a softball team, which repre- sents them in the Industrial Slow Pitch League. Every senior belonging to the club has something to work for, as c: one hundred dollar scholarship is presented annually to the outstanding senior member. Page Eighteen