Norwood High School - Silhouette Yearbook (Norwood, OH)

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.Aclminidlrafion Albert Gesalbrachl, Dean of Boys Curt H. Albrecht, Principal Charlotte E. Kehm, Dean Of Girls -.4.'.$ ftf'gi a r5' and co-operative administrators and advisors . . . The girls, especially, couldn't get along without our Indispensible Dean of Girls, Miss Char- lotte E. Kehm. She supervises Girls' Council and aids us in our vocational interests. Our Dean of Boys, Mr. Albert Geselbracht, keeps the boys in line and certainly does his part to solve the boys' problems. Our two capable office girls, Mrs. Greenland and Mrs. Worley, keep the records En order, direct the girls at the switchboard, cmd, in general, keep the office running on on even keel. Helen Greenland, Secretary Alma Wcrley, Assistant Sectetury Page Seven

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gnaw! 0f Eclucalion Left to right: Harold Funk, David Ramage, Wm. B. Petermunn, E. Wm. Schuneberger, Walter J. Pfeifer, Emma Jungblut, Harold S. Bates. Supported and encouraged by our friendly Norwood High would not be a pleasant, smootth-run place without the administration. They have the muior part in keeping Norwood High moving forward. Dr. Harold S. Bates, Superintendent of the Norwood Public Schools, works with the Board of Education on all problems concerning the school. We could never begin to thank our principal, Mr. Carl H. Albrecht, for the things he has done for us. His new ideas have done much for the betterment of Norwood. Dr. Harold S. Bates can per- haps be best described as the Tap Man in our Norwood Public School system. As sup- erintendent he does a gigan- tic iob. The operation of five elementary schools and c Page Six high school involves scores of intricate problems that would baffle Cl man of lesser talents. He takes care of financial matters and the placing of the faculty. His fine record in the pctst assures us of greater achievements in the future.

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3...... MISS MARIHA AlDERSON-Counselor, Marshall College, AB Columbia University, M.A. MR. McCEllAN ALLEN-Ameri- can History, Ohio Univershy, A.B., University of Cincinnufi. MR. HAROlD E. BOVARD-Vocmional Machine Shop. Univer- sify of Cincinnati, Ohio Mechanics Insfifufe. MISS CAROLYN BEAVERS-English and Latin, Ohio Wesleyan, B.A., Ohio State. M.A., Ohio University. University of Cincinnati. MRS. KATHERINE BRIDGE-English, UniversHy of Cincinnati, A.B., Miami University. Ohio State, Xavier. MR. ROBERT COLWELLHPhysiqu Educufiun, Direder of Alhlefics, Indianapolis Nor- mal, 5.5,, University of Cincinnuii. MR. A. B. COOK MmheI-nutics, Business Law, University of Cincinnati, B.S. MR. W. ROSS DUNN-Americun History, History Scholarships, Ohio University, 3.8., Universify of Cincinnati, M.A., Lebanon Uni- versity, Miami University, Harvard. MISS JEAN DURBUROW -Counselor, Ohio Slate, 3.5., Shepherd Cullege, Ohio Wesleyan University, Xavier Universify, M.A. MISS PEARL E. EWING-Music, Glee Clubs and Chair, Universi'y of Cincinnaii, 3.5., Cincinnati Conservatory of Music, Cornell, Ohio Sfcte, University of Wisconsin, Fred Waring's School. MR. EDWARD FEEV- Eiectricin, Ohio State, I15. MR. HOWARD GAEB-Biology, Proiectionist Club, Visual Aids, OhFo Sfme, 3.5., Universify of Cincinnati, M.ED., Miami Universily. WK ., who guide our faculty in the ispitl'mll throwing, . . . Betty Tillis and Ron Ford watch a Life Science demonstration by Mr. Gaeb in c: study of The eye and ear as sense prgans. As in all NHS Science CIasses-Life Science, Biol- ogy, Physics, and Chemisiry - the oc- quiring of knowledge to answer questions is of great satisfaction 10 fhe student. Page Eight