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

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g T41I A - Left to right, ROW 1: RAYMOND SCOTT, Earlham Col., Central Normal Col., A.B., M.S.; MISS EVZLYN CHALMERS SE- WARD, Butler U., U. of Michigan. Indiana U., U. of Grenoble, Columbia U., A.B., M.A.; MISS MARJORIE E. SIMMS, Pur- due U., B.S.; WILLIAM LEE STEARMAN, Indiana U., B.S., M.S.; . . . ROW 2: MISS BERNICE IRENE TANNER, Canterberry Col., Indiana U., A.B,; RALPH DOLES TEMPLETON, Indiana U., B.M.E.; GEORGE EVERETT UTTERBACK, Franklin Col., Indiana U., A.B., A.M.; CORNELIUS VERSTEEC, Huron Col,. U. of Illinois, B.S., M.S.; . . , ROW 3; PAUL J. WHITEMAN, Indiana Central Col., B.S. ; MRS. GENEVA WICKENS, Indiana U., B.S., M.S.; MRS. RUTH VODER, Franklin Col., A.B. NOT PICTURED: Mrs. Wanda Lawless, Indiana U., A.B.; Miss Dorothy McNeely, Evansville Col., BM E ; Mrs. Joanne Sublette, Ball Memorial Hospital, R.N. This year our custodians were; Row 1 ; Earl Jefferies, Arvil Sweeney, Howard Peterson, Ed Garrison, Carl Gear- hart. Row 2; Ellis Purdue, Albert Smelser, Mary Cavender, Albert Wheatly. Not pictured: Joe Jesse. Alva Williams, Perry Scott, Mary Scott, Bill Moore, Martin DeHart. 29

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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

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