North High School - Memory Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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hands to remember their iob. Row I-R, C p d M. Holi, E J hnson, E. Rankin. Row 2-F. Th p M. Fowler, R. C Mrill, H. Murphy, E, Shover, V E l A .l h G. Wilbur, G. D oo err: er, eckard, B. Browning. Row 3-H. Becker, F. Speak a D Sp kman, R. Owens. Not pictured-N. Twenty-eight Musg Whal be'r+er lime lhan now lo 'rhank our caleferia sfaff for lheir confinued and greally apprecialed service? Such fine people as we have are essenfial lo lake care of lhe needs of a large school such as Norfh. Through lhe year, +hese people serve us wilh li+'rle recognilion, so we are happy fo lake rhis opporfunily lo ex- press our gralilude.

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hands to guide . . Can r find a book? The library s+aFf can remedy fhis problem and many olhers, supervised by a cap- +ain and co-capfain. Two sfaff members si+ a+ +he fronf desk +o fake care of issuing books and collec+- ing overdue fines. O+hers +ake care of +he s+uden+ permi'rs, shelve fhe books and issue magazines. Under +he direcfion of Miss Evelyn Lewis, +he Norlh library is run in a very business-like manner. Since fhis is an exfra-curricular acfivify, members musl' main'rain a good poini' average and be re- sponsible, reliable and cooperafive. The governing body is as follows: Presidenf-Barbara Thomas, Vice-Presidenf - Sue Ann Bauer, Secrefary - Kay Foulk, Treasurer-Ray Anderson and Sergean+-a+- Arms-Joyce Rogers. LEW!

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SENIORS The End? Only of +hree years. To come fhese +hree years il' look a liHle melan- choly smoolhed by laughfer, a liHle knowledge femperecl by wisdom, a lillle sunshine noficed by gloom, and a new confidence lempered by humilily. H was long? Nol 'ro lhinlc of il, il was all 'foo shorl now +ha'l il' is gone. Fonclness for +he pasl, slrenglh for lhe presenl, ancl a prayer for lhe fulure, all are found on lhe fol- lowing pages. May we now presenf - 'rhe Beginning. Twenty-