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

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4 7955 Faculty Left to right, ROW 1; MISS NANCY LOUISE METZ, Indiana U., B.S.; MISS MILDRED ALTHEA MURRAY, Franklin Col., Columbia U,, U. of Southern California, A.B., M.A.; . . . ROW 2: ALBERT OTIS NEW. Indiana U-, B.S., M.S.; FRANK C. NEWSOM, U. of Wisconsin, Indiana U,, B.S.: . . . ROW 3; MRS. MILDRED BEST O ' REAR, Indiana U., A.B.; WALTER PAGE, Ball State Teachers Col., B.S., M.A. Our school nurse for this year was Mrs. Maurice Duckett, and our school doctor was Dr. Robert M. Reid. We had several new teachers on our faculty this year. Two of them came to us from our own city, Columbus, Indiana. When Mr. Keith Wible left to work for the government, his place was taken by Mr. William Gatlin, who came from Kokomo, Indiana. We then needed someone to take over Mr. Gatlin ' s work so Mrs. Geneva Wickens. whose home town is Columbus, was hired. Mr. Melvin Harrison is from Columbus also, and C.H.S. is his Alma Mater. Mr. Albert Otis New came from Gosport, Indiana, and Mrs. Kathleen Graeber came from Bloomington, Indiana. Miss Vera Lanham was the spon- sor of the Triangle and came from Greenwood, Indiana. Mr. Paul Whiteman has taught in the grades and comes from Sweetser, Indiana. Mr. Max Lynch came from jasonville, Indiana, to fill the vacancy left when Mrs. Ruth Yoder resigned; and Mr. Lawrence Poorman came from Salem, Indiana. Our new physical education teachers were Miss Nancy Metz from Lawrenceburg, Indiana; Mr. Walter Page from Shelbyville. Indiana; and Mr. H. Dean Evans from Indianapolis, Indiana. Miss Barbara Bush came from Vallonia, Indiana; and Mr. Douglas Peterson, the only new teacher who came from oustide Indiana, is from Iowa City, Iowa. r 27

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Left to right, ROW 1: MRS. EMILY HARRIS, Indiana U., A.B.; MELVIN HARRISON, Purdue U., Indiana U., U. of Louisville, B.S.; MRS. ROSE MARY RUCH HARRISON, Purdue U., B.S. ; WILLIAM HICKMAN, Indiana State Teachers Col., M.S., B.S.; WINFRED KALKWARF, Indiana State Teachers Col., M.S., B.S,; . . . ROW 2; JAMES K. KELLY, Indiana U., A.B., A.M.; MISS VERA JOAN LANHAM, Franklin Col., A.B. ; DELMAR W. LEWIS, Ball State, George Peabody Col., B.S., M.A.; MISS MARJORIE H. LEWIS, Hanover Col., Columbia U., A.B., M.A.; MAX WAYNE LYNCH, Indiana State Teachers Col., B.S.; . . . ROW 3: WILLIAM F. LYNCH, Ball State, B.S.; MISS SHIRLEY ANN LYSTER, Franklin Col., A.B.; MISS MILDRED L. MALEY, Indiana U., A.B.; KARL McCAN, Ball State, George Peabody Col., B.S., M.A.; MRS. HAZEL McKAIN, Moores Hill, Franklin C oi., Indiana U., B.S. This year ' s attendance officers were: Mrs. Sylvia Gilbert, county truant officer and Mrs. Francis Armstrong, city truant officer. 26

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rfie 7955 Faculty A teacher ' s life is not all work. When the teachers are away from the students, they are as gay and fun- loving as their students. One of the first events of the year was the fish fry at Brown County State Park. The teachers bundled their families into their cars and departed for an evening of fun and games. After stuffing themselves with food, the teachers played horse shoes, volley ball, baseball, and other group games. The teachers also enjoyed coffee club which met once a week on Wednesday. On this day, they would all gather in the school cafeteria to consume coffee and cake. Here, they exchanged ideas on teaching methods during these meetings. Another enjoyable event of the year, for the teachers, was the Spring Fair, which was held in the gymnasium in April. If the teacher were a sponsor of a club, which was participating in the Spring Fair, he worked in his club ' s booth. Those teachers who did not work in the booths were stationed at intervals along the floor to sell tickets to the fun seekers. Left to right, ROW 1 ; DOUGLAS ROB- ERT PETERSON, Crinnel Col., Florida State U., U. of Iowa, B.A., B.M.E., M.A.; LAWRENCE EUGENE POORMAN, Ball State, Indiana U., B.S., M.S.; . . . ROW 2: GERALD A. QUILLEON, Central Nor- mal, Butler U., B.S., M.S.; MISS ALTA MARIE REDMOND, Indiana U., Franklin Col., A.B.; . . . ROW 3: MRS. |AN£T SUZANNE ROUDEBUSH RICE, Ball State Teachers Col., B.S.; WEBB SALMON, U. of Chattanooga, A.B., M.Ed, The office help this past year has been Miss Evalena Poffenberger, Miss Ruth Durbin, Mrs. Suzanne Coleman, Mrs. Marietta Kalkwarf, Miss Donna Sue Howard, Mrs. Irene Lister, Mrs. Elizabeth Bradbury, and Mrs. Maxine Graham. NOT PICTURED: Mrs. Pat Barber, Miss Marilyn McLean, Miss Betty Jean West, Miss Virginia Orttel. 28