Columbus North High School - Log Yearbook (Columbus, IN)

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THE 19 30 LOG 1 7 THE SCHOOL BOARD President Jamie Dowell Treasurer L. E. Reeves Secretary Albert Goshorn The efficient school board of the Columbus schools is the guiding hand behind the system which disseminates knowledge to the school citizens of Columbus. These men deserve much credit for being responsible for a school system which is recognized as a model throughout the state. The results of the work of this board and of its predecessors illustrate the tvpe of men who are behind our school system.

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1 6 THE 19 30 LOG MRS. CONDO Since 1889 Mrs. Lucretia Condo. Dean of Women and head of the Latin Department, has taught in Columbus High School. During all these years she has never once failed to be a shrewd counsellor, a prudent advisor, and a staunch vindicator of truth and righteousness. Mrs. Condo has always given her best to our high school and through her devoted in- terest and ceaseless efforts she has acquired for herself an enviable position in the hearts of all those who know her. MR. HENNESSY We are proud of the fact that the 1930 Log has been dedicated to Mr. W. D. Hennessy. Jr. He is one of the ablest and best liked members of our competent faculty. Largely through his efforts football, which was discon- tinued for many years, has again be- come a leading sport of C. H. S. Mr. Hennessy has always shown a keen interest in the student undertak- ings and has supported all our projects. At present he is assistant football coach and critic of the Forum, the boys de- bating society. n

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1 8 THE 19 30 LOG MISS JOSEPHINE EASTON As county nurse, she is most competent to teach nursing to High School girls who are interested in this subject. MISS ROSANNA SMITH As right hand man to our principal, she is kept occupied issuing permits, typ- ing, in every way performing her duty graciously. MR. WALTER SHARP A new member of the faculty who or- ates on the subject of Health Education and is in charge of the Boys ' Club. MISS HAZEL FITZPATRICK Good things to eat are her specialties. When delicious odors come from the cafe- teria, we know Fitzy is working hard, teaching the culinary art. MR. RAYMOND TROTTER A graduate of C. H. S., Mr. Trotter has returned to teach Manual Training and Sociology to the young generation. MISS MAXINE VANDEGRIFT Our newest of librarians, who are hard to keep. When up a stump. she is al- ways willing to lend a helping hand. MR. OTTO HUGHES Trained to be a minister, this gentle- man gave it up to become a professor of History, in which he has much knowledge and ability to teach. MISS EDNA FOLGER A popular instructor in Mathematics, is this girl, interested in the welfare of C. H. S. and sponsor of the Honor Society.