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

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Democracy is a way of life, protected by a people's government and dependent upon education for its success and continuance. lt sets the in- dividual free within the limits of common welfare, and imposes upon him the necessity of personal initiative and self dependence. Constantly social groups are educating and stimulating the citizens of a democracy toward better living -- health, economic progress, non-interference with the rights of others, and appreciation of life's true values. Preparing youth for this unceasing struggle of a democratic society for the full and happy life, the school labors heroically. And it is reward enough that the flag of the oldest great republic floats over the school buildings of our country in recognition of the effort. Harley E. Talley, Prin. PRINCIPAL Jpifddl-IYJZIZ fig dfivezi SAQJQL'

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Page eight SUPERINTENDENT American schools have many objectives, the major ones of which are the development of an understanding of democracy, the habit of living ac- cording to its principles, and an attitude of loyalty and devotion to the democratic way of life. The gradual destruction of European democracy has given us a fair understanding of undermining influences which are at work in our country. lf our freedoms and ways of lite are to be saved there must be a better education of the masses of our people and a thoughtful correction of detects in our economic and governmental structure. To pro- tect our democracy we are spending immense sums on our army and navy. Let us pray that the American people will soon learn that the most import- ant protection ot all is an effective, free and democratic school system. Mr. Donald Dushane, Supt. I I I I Zh Q7!46Zflil64.4 ob! Qlzecz 7fecLvZet4AL!a L4

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451' T If 2 I 2 S.. LW Q- asxon Page ten FACULTY The Social Science department, seated around the table, left to right: Miss Cornelia Pent- zer, business advisor of the Triangle, teaches Commerce and lndustry. Miss Marjorie Lewis teaches European History and sponsors the Recreation Leaders' Club .... Mr. Cecil Coons, sponsor of Forum, teaches Early European History ..., Standing: Mr. Walter Rice teaches Early European History, Occupations, and Safety .... Mr. Otto Hughes teaches United States History, is editorial advisor of the Log and sponsor of Social Science Club .... Mr. Glenn Adams, football coach, teaches Economics, Civics, and Sociology .... Miss Daisy Linson teaches United States History and sponsors the History Club! .... Miss Beatrice Taylor, sec- retary to Mr. Donald Dushane ..,. Miss Evelyn Guinn, librarian, gives the Freshmen a six weeks' course in library work .... Mr. I. Ray Ross and Mr. William Sharp teach special classes. Mr. Ross came this year to C.H.S. from Hope High School, where he served as prin- cipal. He is in charge of Freshman Orientation .... Miss Euzetta Foster is girls' physical education instructor. The annual May Festival is presented under her supervision . ., Mr. Frank C. Newsom is boys' physical education instructor and athletic director. T .. 1 0' 3Hi6T CSZCVLCZ Lai Crlflilfetglz fl?