North High School - Memory Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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MRS. EGGERS MRS. SHERMAN LANGUAGES Does English puzzle you? Then Je m ' appelle Henri, Adios amigo! Sprechen zie Deittsch? and Veni, vidi, vici probably really has you going in circles, yet to approx- imately four-hundred fifty students, these phrases are practiced daily. Constantly, Mrs. Sherman, Mrs. Eggers, and Mrs. DeWees, pour information into the minds of these bi- lingual intellectuals. Aiding these students is North High ' s language laboratory, where they can hear the correct pronunciation. The language laboratory has proved very bene- ficial for students and language teachers. MRS. DeWEES MRS. EGGERS 16

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ADVISORS, ADVANCE ATTENDANCE, ACTIVITIES r MR. WOODRUFF The woman who never stops running, the man who carefully checks little white pieces of paper, and or the man who keeps the money could only apply to three peppy people: Miss Gregg, Mr. Budd, Mr. Wood- ruff. Miss Gregg does so many things that it would be impossible to enumerate them. Running the P.A. system, supervising North ' s activities, and remaining calm dur- ing a crisis are only a few of the talents pos- sessed by her. Mr. Budd runs North ' s attend- ance office and fills out forms and forms and forms. He is able to locate any student in school, if necessary. Mr. Woodruff, better known as Woody, does an almost impossible job by keeping track of every penny spent or received at North. MISS GREGG MR. BUDD 15

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' ,(,»» ' Thomas Dale Instruynental Music Evelyn Koss Yocal Music Are you a member of the K-row Key Klub? SOUNDS OF MUSIC AND SIGHTS OF BEAUTY Sounds of music float from the music rooms of North at all hours of the day. The choral groups, led by Miss Ross, work hard at perfection. Their work is rewarded by the success of the many programs in which they participate, and by the ever-increasing number of plaques earned at contest. Instrumental music is heard at pep rallies, football games, dances, and concerts. Under the direction of Mr. Dale the orches- tra and bands have contributed much to the spirit and enthusiasm of the students of North. Sights of beauty greet the eyes of the many visitors to North. Patiently taught and encouraged by Mr. Roberts, the artists of North have brightened the halls with samples of their fine work. 17