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

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J With more than 1500 students filling the classrooms of C. H. S., the teachers discovered that 1954 was busier than ever. Taking time out from instructing students, attending and leading professional meetings, working on com- munity projects, etc., and attending weekly Coffee Club became a big thing to the faculty. Here, in informality, plans were discussed for con- vocations, conferences were held with student teachers, exchanged notes on teaching methods. Besides the busi- ness aspect of these meetings, there was the sociability of the teachers-the relaxation after a long day. The school board maps out another project for the schools. These men may be few in num- ber but they accomplish much. Seated with Mr. Luther Lock- wood, Superintendent of Schools, are Mr. Richard Stoner, Mr. Edwin Crouch, and Mr. Yandell Cline. 27

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Superintendent Although Principal Judson Erne has been in Columbus only five years, four years as principal and one year as Guidance Director, he has numerous achievements to his credit. He established three noon hours to relieve congestion, reorganized departments and cur- riculum, and improved the club program. Despite days overcrowded with work, Mr. Erne never failed to take time out to talk with students or to give advice when needed. 28 At the head of the school system was Superintendent of Schools Mr. Luther A. Lockwood. From his busy office, Mr. Lock- wood managed the affairs of all the schools in the city. Even with his heavy daily sched- ule, which included trips all over Columbus, Mr. Lockwood always seemed to find time for a visit to C. H. S. fvnfzqvnn, nn, Jfhn, jlaruffy, Principal