North High School - Memory Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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Ten Where should I go to college? Are my credits all right? Am I taking the right courses? How can I ob- tain a scholarship? ls it advisable to take my military training now or later? Yes, there are few things we haven't asked Mr. Milton Byerly and Miss Mabel Haynes, who are in charge of guidance-and there are few problems that they haven't encountered and solved. Raymond Budd Milton Byerly and Mabel Haynes Mr. Raymond Budd is in charge of the efficient attendance system here at North. All absences are care- fully checked and recorded. Mr. Carroll Woodruff schedules all ath- letic events as athletic director and takes care of the financial end of activities, still finding time to teach Bookkeeping. Carroll Woodruff

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look to the head of the matter All decisions rest in the proficient hands of Edgar W. House, principal and chief executive of North. The complete authority and final decision are his. Right hand man to Mr. House is Mr. Gordon Harris, administrative assistant to the principal. Problems in scheduling school records and activities are solved daily in this oFFice. The competent hands of secretaries Mrs. Mary Jo Kunlcler and Mrs. Laura Poling smooirh out the technical and clerical problems of North and keep it running effi- cient y. Hands of invisible spirits touch the strings Ol that mysterious instrument, the soul, And play the prelude of our late. Longfellow 1 ggi Mr. Harris dictating ca letter to Mrs. Poling. Nine

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FACULTY In everyone's hearf, somewhere, 'rhere is found lhe name of a +eacher: a leacher who al lhe righ+ lime guided a lhoughl, an idea or a life. The ques- 'rion +ha+ had no answer: 'rhe painling +ha+ wasn'1' exaclly righh 1'he poem lhal said noi' quile whal was wan+edg +he music +ha+ didn'+ sound lhe way il should-lhese and many olher small and large problems are calmly smoolhed by 'I'he unfallering hands of l'he leacher. The way seemed so clear when poinled ou?-il always was lhere, and fhe nexl' lime H' will be easier. One can loolc baclc and always 'find +ha+ lime, when quiH'ing seemed +he only solulion, and remember +he quiel' smile and life-building confidence of lhe feacher.