North College Hill High School - Illium Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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The Teaching ROBERT C i-TOWE Down from Miami last iall, came Mr, Howe to teach Algebra, Geometry, and General Mathe- matics. He is teaching the would-be-mathema- ticians ol N. C. H. the diilerence between parallelograms and triangles and proves that X Y Z. The Stamp Club began and progressed under his supervision. During the summer he is enrolled at the Univer- sity ol Cincinnati doing graduate work. For enjoyment Mr. Howe malqes model airplanes, collects stamps, and entertains us at our dances with his ability to dance. ROBERT J. REUSS Careful nowl lt's lilce a game ol peelca boa. Hes indoors and out oi doors. Now heis going into the Science Room to supervise the Senior boys during home room period. There goes the bell, and he's oil to another day oi hard worlc. Tired? We have followed him morning and aiternoon, from physics to Commercial Law, from Study Hall to physical Education classes, and now when school is over he's still ready to go. It is baseball today, basketball last December, and football last Novem- ber. To-night he will spend some time in his garden, i-TAZEL A. RQSS The object you see is the MTroian Chatter. The paper lies open on a deslc Behind this scene, we see Miss Ross, who has supervised the stall responsible lor announcing school activities, She is busy at her taslc teaching English III and IX' and Latin l and ll. Cn her deslc is a play lor the seniors. So being interested in her classes, she places the play to the side, and, when these are over, she plunges whole- heartedly into training the Senior dramatists wha present 'lease on Libertydi li5l

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They Do IAHIIHA ll COBB lrghtsl . Cameral .... Actionl We novv tales' you to the home room ol one of our most agreealnle and luusy teachers. First, We pass the Biology Lap where part ot her time is spent. lhrough the day, she has classes here, but atter school vve hnd her happily supervising the Annual Statt in their daily vyorlc ot malcrng the lQ4Q Annual Qur next stop is the General Science Room vvhere she teaches spience, to many Freshmen students, Our lrrend lVlrss Cobb enloys out ol door attivltles lvrtytling, hilcing, and playing badminton, DOROTHY L, DUIS lt youre around Room lOl, talce a glance through the door and you vvill see our teacher ol Spanish and Business trdutatron busily helping her students malong out retords, or checlong attendance for her home room, You vvlll also notice she uses red inl4 Some lad isnt itil But lctis not stand out here, her door is alvvays open, step in. Why vvhat's thisffl Are you tollectrng receipts lor your hoppy7 By the vvay, this teacher is lcnovvn to everyone as Miss Dorothy Duis. MAX L, PINK Wheri sewing machines need repairs, when door locl4s stop vvorlong, when tahles must be rehnished, therels a rush to the basement to tind the practical Arts lnstructor, lVlr. Frnlc is lcept quite pusy supervising his classes in practical Arts, training young Qarpenters, amateur mechanics, and metal vvorlcers. Xxfhen not engaged in his teaching activities, lVlr, liinlc entertains himsell with photography, sloing, sailing, and arehery l-lis main interest seems to pe sailing on the QDl'1IO in the boat he made hrmselt ltfll

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They Sharpen ts IHLL A SANDH25 Miss Sanders, our commercially minded teacher, is always on the iob helping and guiding her pupils hler subjects intlude Shorthand I and tl, Boolc keeping l, Typing l, and Business Fnglish. Shes always busy, but when confronted by some ot our practical iolcers, she can talct' it as Wt-ll as anyone else, She enjoys shopping and attvntling the movies, Nliss Sanders is a good coolc and has been sltilltully maintaining an apartment with Miss luclcer. ln rhi- sumrner she spends her vacation on her farm near Chillicothe. EARL V, THESKEN Mr. lhesken, the principal ot the High School is l4nown to the students as NP V. and 'llnclv Earl. l'lis daily routine consists ot a dash to school in a Ford, Hwith tour good tires, Qso he saysl, office hours for abserittws, Accounting and Sales' manship classes and keeping boolcs tor the various school organizations. Htlncle harlw is busy all day long, but no matter how much he has to do, he always tinds time to checl4 the Mlxloisy Study l-lall Qne IS lll4ely to see anytime or anyvvherc' when he is least expected. LUCILLE M. TUCKER Did you say busy? hlow many ot you lcnow that you have to rrial4e an appointment with lVliss l-ucl4er even to call her? The school day that you thlnlc so long is Filled tor her with teaching classes in Home tconomics and Freshman English, l-ler teaching does not end at three, tor she tutors Catherine Baker, a lXl. C. hl. student, and has an adult educational class in hlomernalcing. She is advisor tor Speech Club and Se-Co Club. At least once a weelc she turns from teacher to pupil when she attends graduate classses at Ll. C llfvl