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

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MR. FLEMING Mr. Woodrow Flem¬ ing instructs pupils in agricultural biology. MISS FOLGER Miss Edna Eolger in¬ structs students in ge¬ ometry, advanced alge¬ bra, and trigonometry. MISS GUINN The school librarian is Miss Evelyn Guinn. She instructs every Freshman in a six weeks library course. MR. HENNESSY Mr. William D. Hen- nessy ' s special classes have proved very helpful to many students. MISS FOSTER Miss Euzetta Foster gives the girls adequate exercise in her physical training and swimming classes. She also spon¬ sors the annual May Fes¬ tival. MISS HOFER Typing, bookkeeping, and office practice are the subjects taught by Miss Kathryne Hofer. MISS GRAVES Miss Ruth Graves does office work in the school office. MR. HOFFAR Since Mr. Taylor Flof- far is an attorney-at- law, he is well qualified to teach a course in in¬ troduction to business law. He also teaches history. MR. OTTO HUGHES Mr. Hughes is the pro¬ fessor of advanced so¬ cial science and history, and the sponsor of The Log. MR. A. E. JACKSON The teacher who knows all about automo¬ biles, machinery, a n d electricity is Mr. A. E. Jackson. MISS MARTORIE LEWIS Miss Lewis is instruc¬ tress of English and al¬ gebra and has coached many successful plays.

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MR. ADAMS MR. BAKER MISS BATEMAN MISS BOND The unusual ability of imparting informa t i o n with a slight touch of humor, makes Mr. Glenn Adams a valuable social science teacher and suc¬ cessful coach of baseball and football. Mr. William C. Baker is the instructor of gen¬ eral and special shop. Possessing a remark¬ able knowledge of Latin, Miss Alice Bateman is able to answer all the questions of inquiring students and to enable them to conquer the sub¬ ject. It is Miss Elizabeth Bond ' s task to teach all Freshman girls sewing and to instruct the ad¬ vanced sewing class. Virtually a “second Einstein, Mr. George H. Boots knows all the mysteries of the scien¬ tific world. The remain¬ der of his time is devot¬ ed to coaching the bas¬ ketball team. MR. CLINE Mr. Francis Cline in¬ structs hoys in swim¬ ming. He is also direc¬ tor of the Bovs’ Club. MISS CROWE Students who dream of entering the business world, receive instruc¬ tion in commercial work from Miss Beatrice Crowe. MISS MAUDE DAVIS Miss Maude Davis not only teaches English, but she sponsors the busi¬ ness management of The Triangle. MISS SADIE DAVIS Latin and English are the subjects taught by Miss Sadie Davis. MISS EDEN BURN The best way to judge the value of Miss Ida Edenburn ' s instruction is to hear the splendid qual¬ ity of the voices she has trained in her music classes. MISS FITZPATRICK If the girls in C. H. S. do not become good cooks, it will not be be¬ cause Miss Hazel Fitz¬ patrick did not give them adequate training.

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MISS PAULINE LOESCH Miss Loesch is our faithful helper in Prin¬ cipal Talley ' s Office. She also teaches Latin. MR. FRANK NEWSOM Under the instruction of Mr. Frank Newsom, hoys are kept physically fit. mrs. McGinnis Airs. McGinnis teaches health education. She is also the director of the Girl ' s Club. MISS CARRIE ONG Along with teaching senior English, Miss Ong is director of the class play, and sponsor of the Senior class. AIR. JOHN MOOK Air. Alook is the City Attendance Officer, who is kept busy with the ab¬ sentees of students. AIRS. DOROTHY PRUITT Mrs. Dorothy Pruitt is another C. H. S. mathematics teacher. MISS DAISY LINSON The seniors are taught their American History from Aliss Daisy Linson. MISS MILDRED MURRAY The instructress of English, public speaking, and inter-scholastic de¬ bating is Aliss Murray. AIISS ALTA REDMOND If you wish to learn French, Aliss Redmond is always willing to teach you. She is also sponsor of the Junior class. MR. J. R. REES Boys learn to be good farmers under the in¬ struction of Air. J. R. Rees. AIR. WALTER RICE The capable instructor of social science is Mr. Walter Rice.