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

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Right: Mrs. Connie McCammon checks the cards on file in the AudioV isual Department. Far Right: Barbara Lutz chops food for the daily lunch In the cafeteria. North Drivers The following persons drive for North High School in the Bartholomew Consolidated School System: Driver Bus Number Charles Armuth 906 Eva Bennett 118 John Burnett 81 Lynn Bringle 106 Eugene Davis 73 Marilyn Fiesbeck 902 Keith Foster 127 Don Fowler 114 Lawrence Fowler 59 Darlene Hacker 78 Ron Haislup 26 Jim Harden 101 Mary Jane Hoeltke 122 Ishmel Johnson-Bey 105 Chuck Lowman 76 Colleen Lucas 710 Jim Mahoney 110 Nancy Mahoney 008 Tom Rogers 713 Evabelle Zeigler 130 Above: Transportation director Cha ries Nolting busily works in his office. Mr. Nolting has been the transporta tion director for the Bartholomew Consolidated School Corporation for one-and-a-half years. 22 Administration

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Left: Assistant principal Mr, Jim Powell schedules classes for teachers on the master schedule, located in the main office conference room. Taylor enjoys 26 years at North One of Columbus North ' s two assistant principals, Arthur Taylor, is one of the few faculty members who has been at Co- lumbus North for over 25 years. He has worked at North for 26 years, and he has been assist- ant principal for 10 years. Be- fore attaining his position, he was chairman of the business department for 13 years. Mr. Taylor performs three major tasks as assistant princi- pal. He works with the curricu- lum, the faculty members, and all financial activities. Although Mr. Taylor be- lieves, I really enjoy my posi- tion, he admits that the worst part of his job is receiving phone calls at 6:15 a.m. from sick faculty members who need substitute teachers. Mr. Taylor not only works with student supervision, he is Right: Assistant Principal Arthur Tay- lor checks through the files in his office (see story above). also in charge of teacher su- pervision and evaluation. Even though he attends many school activities, Mr. Taylor finds the time to devote to his hobbies. His hobbies include golf, other sports, cards, and summer yard work. You always have time to do, is a statement that Mr. Taylor has found to be true in his own life. Mr Taylor is married and has one son, Scott, who is 20 years old. Although close to his fami- ly, Mr. Taylor feels that being a teacher or administrator has not given him an advantage in raising his son. Mr. Taylor credits the stu- dent-faculty relationship at North as being the main reason that he has stayed at North for the past 26 years. Administration, ' 21

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Left: Social Studies Resource aide Mrs. Sue Elliott places an order with the bookstore clerk Mrs. Susie Herron. ' Soul Train ' hauls North teams Ishmel Johnson-Bey was raised in Columbus and at- tended Columbus High School. In the past, he has sold cars and farmed nearly 200 acres, but by the students at North he ' s known for driving the soul train . Mr. Johnson-Bey first began driving a school bus as a substi- tute driver for the Bartholomew Consolidated School Corpora- tion, but for the past 10 years he has been transporting stu- dents to and from school every day. He is also the principal driver who transports the stu- dents involved in extra-curricu- lar activities to their destina- tion. He drives for several athletic teams, speech meets, and he will serve as a speech meet judge if the competition calls for one. In his spare time, Mr. John- son-Bey enjoys snowmobiling, fishing and boating. He also drives on the 4-H fair ' s demoli- tion derby circuit on a regular basis. His racing hobby began in 1974 while he was working at Noll Motors. According to Mr. Johnson-Bey, We had an old clunker that nobody wanted to drive, so I decided I ' d do it. During the summer, Mr, John- son-Bey farms nearly 200 acres where he raises both livestock and puts in a crop. When asked what he attrib- utes his popularity to, he re- plied, It ' s puzzling. While I ' m driving I can ' t be really friendly with kids because of discipli- nary problem reasons. About three years ago the basketball team started calling my bus the ' soul train ' . I guess that ' s where it all began. Left: Mr. IshmelJohnson-Beyisoneof the most popular bus drivers at North. Administratioa 23