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

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Mr. Fleming shows Rosalyn Payne and Ruth Behrman how to dissect a frog Girls and boys alike are interested in biology. The lab¬ oratory work is especially interesting. Squeaky watches carefully while a frog is being dissected. Under the micro¬ scope, the tiny muscles and organs can more readily be discovered and studied. Is this the muscle that makes a frog jump? asks Squeaky.

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Bob Springer delivers a war bond to Janet Hartman. Mr. Franke teaches a prospective defense worker the use of the lathe. Squeaky Helped Win The War, Too! One 10 cent War Stamp will buy 5 cartridges. One 25 cent War Stamp will buy film for an aerial photo¬ graph. $300.00, the average amount of one Victory Monday sales, will buy two sub-machine guns. $10,000.00, the goal for the school year, will buy one barrage balloon. Squeaky glows with pride to think that his regular Mon¬ day morning purchases of war stamps has helped to pro¬ vide a soldier with ammunition and supplies. He resolves that not only will he buy more stamps, but he will also work harder in machine shop. Skilled workers are necessary to manufacture the tanks that he is helping to buy. The more training students get in high school, the better qualified they will be for immediate factory work.

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Seated at first table, left to right: William Stearman Neal Murphy Robert Sharp Robert Boll Herbert Durbin In back: Mr. Noel Genth Paul Billings William Van Wye Ellsworth Solomon Russel Ricketts Robert Prewitt Page ten Squeaky Learns The Fundamentals Of Aviation