Norwood High School - Silhouette Yearbook (Norwood, OH)

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:SIISS III-I'I l'Y KIEIINAN, Counselor: Our Lnrly of Cincinnati College, ILA.: Catlmliv University of America, M.A.: Xavier Universityg Univursity College fllublin, Ircluncllg University of Cin- rinnati. MRS. IIAZICI. JOIINSON, Cnunsclorg University nf Cincinnati, B.A., Il.S.g llolutnbia University, M.A. MISS MARY NELL GRIFI IN, Coun- selor: Denison University, BA.: Uni- versity of Cinrinnuti, M.I'IcI. MRS. MARTHA KATIIICHN I'llI.- LON, Counsclorg Marshall Colle-ge, ILA.: Columbia University. MISS FLORENCE NOLTE, Cnunsclurz University of Cincinnati, B.S.g Nnrtll- wt-stern University, MA. - A.. I... SECRETARIES: Mrs, Helen Greenland, Mrs. Alberta Svline-ny. I.t:r'l' 'ru IiIt2Il'I'Z P. Simpson, J. Ben- lmm, I.. Stevens, P. Myers, M. Bran- nock, J. Carson, I.. Davidson, C. Kamp. K. Taylor, C. Groves, C. Mitcll- ell, L. Stnkley. UNSELO SWITCHBOARD

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NIR. Al.lSER'l' GESELIKRACHT. Principalg Xavier Uni- versity, B.S.g University of Cincinnati. BS.. ME.: Univer- sity ot' l'ittsburgh. MISS tll4lAHl,0'l l'E KEHM. Assistant to the Principal. Dean of Girls: University of Cincinnati. BA.: Columbia University. Nl.A.g University of Mexicog Xavier University: Ohio University: llniversity of Mivhigang Miami Univer- stty. THE , DMINISTRATIO The aclministration of Norwood High School is led by lVlr. Albert Ceselbrzwlit. prinvipztl. lflu has one of the biggest jobs in the school-that of run- ning our high school, He and his thru- assistants do a wonderful job. He is also ziclvisor of Stutlunt Counvil, Miss Charlotte Kehm. clean of girls untl utlvisor for several activities, helps girls with porsonul prola- lems. schedules. jobs. and svltolztrsliips. Mr. llicharcl llallmer. clean of boys, has ll similar job. He is the aclvisor for several organizations anti is basketball coach. Mr, Elton Kistler, who is in cllargo of tht- 'l't-f-Ii- nical School. has an equally tlillicult jolt. Ili- is also in charge of night school. The fluties of the administration keep them busy long after our school day is over, 'llwy are to lut- votntnenclecl for the fine job they tlo, MH. RICHARD lJAl.l.NIER. Assistant Io the Print-ipatl. Dean of Boys: University of tlinvinnati. ILS.. Nl.l'l. MR. l'lL'l'ON KlS'l'l.lill. Assistant l,riut'ipul lol' the 'I'et-h- nical School: Ohio State lluiversity. l3..fK.. NIA.: llniver- sity of Cittcillllztti. 11

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MR. .l. PHILIP OLMES. Fine Arts: Edinburgh State Teachers College, B.S.g Ohio State University, M.A.g Pennsylvania State University: Car- negie Institute: Columbia University: .lohn Hay Whitney Fellowship. XIISS PEARL E. EWINC. Music. Clee Clubs and Choir: University of Cincinnati. ILS.: Christiansen Choral School: Cinrinnati Conservatory of Musirg Cornell Universityg Ohio State Universityg University of Wisconsin: Fred Waring's School. MR. J. ROBERT PHILLIPS, Super- visor Music. Band, Orchestra: Capital University, B.S.M.g Columbia, MA. FINE ARTS LANGUAGES MR. BYRON WILSON, Spanish, Western Hemisphere Civilization. Spanish Club: Otterbein College, B, Mus.g Mirlrllebury College, M.A.: University of Arizona. Il.A.g National University of Mexieog National Uni- versity of Panama. MISS RUTH MILLER, French, Eng- lish, French Club: Ohio University, lI.A.g Columbia University, M.A.: Miami Univcrsityg Ilreaclloaf Writers' Confereneeg Middlebury Collegeg Uni- versity of Cincinnati, MRS. MARGARET SCULLY, Latin, English, Reading, Latin Club, Junior Classical League: College of Wooster, B.A.g Xavier University, M. Ed.: Northwestern Universityg University of Cincinnati.