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

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■ j HB ■ H ■ H Hf - M v ,.:; ; ' • - ,;. -- H Hb l v l s S ■- • - t i j|M flHH H | | 1 Due to the large percent ot rural students in our school. many graduates entered agricultural vocations. ¥or The Future, j For several, the business nox 6 offered opportuni- - icCA ty . n ' i f ' ' - ' ' r 57 ' iri. -i OT ties for advancement. Sometimes jobs awaited us yt .- l v 7- - - PO graduation; otherwise we had to secure them.

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m Am V ■ m Facuify m. 4 Besides teaching us the fundamentals, the teach- ers helped us in guidance and chaperoned us at out- ings. With the increased enrollment the faculty staff was expanded to in- clude sixty-six members — the most CHS. has ever employed. In their spare time, the teachers enjoyed Coffee Club, which met every Wednes- day after school. To the teachers we are indebted for all the assistance which they have unself- ishly offered. «tf • • • » i. • ».