Springfield North High School - Polaris Yearbook (Springfield, OH)

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ADMINISTRATION PRINCIPAL Hometown: Clinton, III. Undergraduate: University of Chicago Graduate: Michigan, Indiana University Degrees: BS, MS, PhD Interests: Bicycling, Martial Arts Black Belt, Motorcycles. Favorite Food: Pizza Experience: Fourteen years in the classroom, three years as an administrator Dr. Woodward likes high school kids and demands the best of them in their high school years. His expertise lies in the area of lesson design and the positive classroom improvements attest to his effective manner of becom- ing involved in the classroom. Because of his input, classes at North are becoming more oriented to students finding suc- cess due to definite structure. I Dr. John Woodward Ms. Sandra Frei ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Hometown: El Paso, Texas Undergraduate: Univ. of Texas, El Paso Graduate: Univ. of Texas and Arizona State U. Degrees: BSS, MSCD Experience: 17 years Favorite Food: Chocolate Chip Cookies Interests: Flying, Catamaran Sail- ing, Bowling, Fishing, Gardening, Travel, Singing, Eastern Star, Charity Work. Hometown: Springfield High School: Spfld. South Undergraduate: Ohio State Graduate: University of Dayton Interests: Family, Sports — Tennis (member of state championship team) — Basketball, — Fencing; Travel, Reading. Favorite Food: Pizza Teaching Experience: 13 years ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Besides age, the biggest difference Mr. Spears notices between North and middle school is the intelligence level of conversation. Mr. Scott Spears Mr. Conrad J. Turner ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Hometown: Toledo, O. Undergraduate: Ohio Wesleyan Graduate: Ohio State, University of Colorado Degrees: BA, MA, MED. Experience: 27 of 28 years at North Favorite Food: Shrimp Interests: Politics, Computers, Buckeyes

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BOARD OF EDUCATION Governing our entire school system is certainly no easy task, but competent and enthusiastic in- dividuals pulled together, pooled their knovi ledge and effectively engaged the Springfield City School System in learning. Beginning with the picture on the upper left are the Board of Educa- tion members: Dr. Richard Um- baugh, Robert Gast, (top right) G. Sam Lambert, William Toy III, (lower right) Barbara Crabill. Superintendent Thomas F. Looby is pictured in the lower left frame. Springfield City Schools 1982-83 Average Daily Membership — Kindergarten = 938 — 1 through 12=10,065 — students attending J.V.S. = 349 — Specia] Education Students = 412 Total General Fund expenditure for the school year was $26,010,752.00 The effective tax rate for schools was based on an assessed rate of 311 2 mills.

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jk Bob Bronston DEAN Interests: All sports, especially Golf. Mr. Bronston was a member of the 1950 High School State Champion- ship Basketball Team. At Miami University he was an outstanding football player and was inducted in- to the Miami Hall of Fame. In Springfield he coached football for 18 years at Springfield High. For all his athletic abilities and dedication to coaching Mr. Bronston is also a member of the Miami Cradle of Coaches Club. Hometown: Springfield Undergraduate: Miami University Graduate Degree: Wright State University Experience: 10 of 28 years at North Favorite Food: Steak Behind Closed Doors . . . ILC Little do you know what lies behind that solid door. As it opens, your eyes quickly scan the entire room, but nothing grabs your attention. A closer look re- veals en- closing, drab walls, no win- dows and cold fluorescent light. You are ushered to one of twenty solitary carrolls that boast a view of the blank, discolored wall. This is your domain from 7:45 AM to 3:00 PM for a one, three, or five day habitude. You live there, you work there, you eat lunch there, you exist there. For seven hours you work on assignments from teachers. You have no other com- munication whatsoever, save that of the constant hum of the lights. You are constantly monitored. Your be- havior, your aca- d e m I c progress, your every movement is scrutin- ized by a silent, grim-faced teacher who never wants to see you again. During that long, arduous, boring, seven-hour period you decide that nothing is worth the ex- perience you found behind the closed door. It was a dismal day when you visited the Isolated Learning Center. Suzy Nickels ATTENDANCE Hometown: Springfield Education: Clark Technical College | Degree: Associate in Pupil Personne: Tech. Favorite Food: Seafood Interests: Arts and Crafts, Swimming, Golf Mrs. Nickels would like to be remembered as being caring. Brenda Hopkins SECURITY Hometown: Springfield Undergraduate: Wright State University Major: Social Work Outside Interests: Meeting new people; reading, music, watching a good movie or comedy Favorite Food: Spaghetti Mrs. Hopkins would like to be remembered as someone who tried to help students and be their friend.