Copley High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Copley, OH)

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5. +2 N Y . W I Wt' 'Qu Lf 5 qt Ili! .V I' !!i I ,f tliiifdi iii We the Copley High School yearbook staff of 1960 wish to express our deepest appreciation to a most outstanding person Mr George Curtis in recognition of his excellent advice coun sel service, and help both in and out of the classroom during his ten years at Copley The picture at the left shows but one of Mr. Curtiss extra-curricular activities that being ad- visor to the Booster Club which in turn handles the concession stands at our athletic events. A the other end of the school spectrum we see Mr. Curtis teaching one of his many courses, Business Math. Mr. Curtis teaches Business Math, Economics, Sales, Book- keeping, and Business Organization. 3 C O flppneciation r tqpeyt , -gf glgziiglx l ,HSN y 4 Q i,-eg r.ii, , B 35 - :a nis U nj ,, snr- ..,-,tal-:U ,,-Q f i !l...lH 3, S vvvvvvvvvJvivvvvvvvvvvwvvvvvv 3 TWT' I , I 1 X ' ' , ' 1 ' fi . 1

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