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

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DR. B. A. CLOUSE School Doctor Harl- ille College. M. S. Northwestern Univer ilv. M. D. MRS. DOROTHY PRUITT French Columbus Hi h School Western Collejze Franklin College Smith College. A. B. MAUDE DAVIS English Franklin Hi h School Franklin College Indiana Universitv, A. B, BEATRICE CROWE Commercial Work Columbu- Hi h School Indianapoli- Bu?ine?? Collese Franklin College Columbia L niver?itv EVERETT BROWN Health anil Physical Education Columbus High Sehool EDITH E. CARTER Clerk Columbus. Hish School EVEL CLINE English, Latin Columbu- High School Indiana Lniver ' itv Franklin College. A. B. IDA EDENBLRN Music Columbu High School Metropolitan School of Music New England Conservatory Northwestern University Private Voice Less on e- New orl City Taught in Chicago Musical College I I age Ticenty-four A II

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WILFRED BOTTORFF Pn-sident HENRY EVERROAD Vice-President JEANNE LEWELLEN Secretary MABEL SASS Treaj-urer SENIORS After four years of effort the Senior Class has at last ended the raee. The class has l)een guided on its last two la])s by the splendid leadership of Wilfred Bottorff, president; Henry Everroad, vice-president; Jeanne Lenellen. secretary; and Mahel Sass, treasurer. Many niemhers of this class are prominent in school activities. The C. H. S. Bull Dogs had as their captain for the last two years Ray Eddy, who is an all-state forward. James DuShane was champion backstroke swimmer of 1928-29. Chloral Coons and Marguerite Burns won first place in the state editorial contest. Wilfred Bottorff. an honor roll student during the four years, received a silver loving cup as an award for his work. Mary Burns ably re])resented the class on the girls ' swimming team: Charles Butler was editor-in-chief of the Triangle during his Senior year; Jeanne Lewellen was editor of this year ' s annual. The greater part of the Honor Society, which was organized this year, was composed of the Senior class. Walter Miller was elected president of this societv. The class play was coached by Miss Carrie Ong and was presented on April 26. The setting of the play was in a New England village in the an- tique shop of Winsora Tweedh-s. Rosanna Smith, with whom Julian Castle- bury. Maurice Mayes, falls in love. The parents of the two object to the match, but are finally persuach ' d to consent to the marriage of the lovers. Other parts in the play are as follows: Velma Jordan. 3Irs. Albergone; James Hofer, Aflam Tweedles; Mary H. Schnell, Mrs. Castlebury; Marshall Snyder, Mr. Castlebury; William Doup, Ambrose Tweedles; Louise Suhre, Mrs. Ricketts; and Russell Kelly. Philemon Tweedles. May the Seniors ' future b« ' as successful as their ])ast. Pn t ' Ttv( ' nty- iix X .