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

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Parler Frangais, And To Sew Faced with probable clothing rationing, students in sew¬ ing classes are receiving practical instructions in remodel¬ ing and taking care of their clothing. With many gradu¬ ating into the armed services and being sent to distant battle fields, foreign languages are most vital. In French class, pupils learn to speak, write, and read the language spoken in many of the countries occupied by American troops.

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Squeaky Learns To Study, A scene from 109 study hall. Study (?) and lessons go hand in hand. Squeaky, like all the students in C. H. S., spends some of his time in the study hall. As the name implies, this room is for study, and most of the students do . . . everything but study. 109 and 204 are not only places where some conscientious students prepare their lessons, but it is also a convenient place for Squeaky to catch up on his sleeping, read the encyclo¬ pedias or comic books, dream of his coming date, or carry on a little conversation with his neighbor. Of course, there are times when he has to do a little cramming for a test, and then he wholeheartedly thanks the person who insti¬ tuted the study hall. Page fourteen »

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Squeaky Acquires Physique And Become One - two - one - two - counts Miss Foster as the girls keep time in rhythmic exercises. Under the new physical fitness program, the gym classes are given more exercises and stunts instead of folk dances and games. At first there was many a pupil with sore and aching muscles, muscles that hadn ' t been used for a long time. Now the students are getting used to these exercises. They are able to do one exercise many times, and new and more difficult ones are added regularly. One - two - one - two. By now the ex¬ ercises go more smoothly. No longer do the students pant and groan—my mis¬ take, I forgot Squeaky was in this class.