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

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Grimm promotes student unity Thf Student Assembly was led bv tbe all- senior Student CoiuKil. Tbe elected officers were President Luke Grimm. Vice-president Mark Staublin. Secretary Kim Louk. Trea- surer Tammy Muir and Sero;eant-at-arm Jobn Coyeney. Tbe Senior class officers were President Dayid Sipes. Vice-president Jobn Nasb. Sec- retary Lauralyn Andrews, and Treasurer Sally Scbumann. Tbe Jimior class officers were President Kevin Gilpin. Vice-president Tony Beckett. Secretary Lori Rowan and Treasurer Jo h Bottum. Sopbomore officers were President Nancy Stillabower, Vice-president Tammv Arthur, Secretary Carol Lowery and Trea- surer .Amy Rawlins. --( oi e— Jiuiior rlap? uli ' iceo ItniN Brrketl. Ke ill Kil- pin. Lori Rowan and Jo li Bcrttnni. ?i ir i — Stndent Council nfficfiv Luke Grinini. Kim Louk. Mark Staublin, Tanimv Muir and John C tvent v. Center rigktSemor rla ?- officers John Nash. Laura- Ivn Andrews. Sallv Schumann and D a yid Si fi££ Far above rt i — Carol Lowerv. Nancv Stillabower. . jTiv Rawlins and Tammv Arthur. 16 Student Leaders t

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Students learn to live in Home Ec An influx of male students enrolled in Home Economics classes was noted during; the 1979-80 school year, and those male stu- dents learned all types of homemakinf; skills as well as child care techniques. Instructors Nan Keach and Margaret Offenbacker taught classes in bachelor living and individ- ual living to accommodate those students who considered singles lifestyles for the fu- ture as well as those students who simply sought knowledge in those areas. Class instruction also continued with es- tablished programs of the past including the child development and child care classes and culinary and tailoring skills. Mrs. Keach also taught one class dailv at Northside Ju- nior High School. At the close of the year she sought and obtained a year ' s leave for the following school year in order to starl her own family. Children from the community who wen- preschool age were again subjects of stud in the child care workers classes. Parents voluntarily brought their little ones ' to North in order that the Home Ec students might gain valuable experience which might be used in simple babysitting skills as well as for future family living. f( i — Mrs. Nan Reach demonstrates the proper tech- niques in laving 4)ut a pattern during one of her hach- elor hving classes. Below n ' if— Filmstrips are invaluable teaching aids, and Miss Margaret Offenbacker sometimes uses them, this time in a housing class. 18 Home Ec ■ J3