North High School - Memory Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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Richard Briggs Cons. Ec, Dist. Ed. Kenneth List Business Arithmetic Susanna Welker Office Practice Bus. Arithmetic, Typing BUSINESS The teachers in the business department of North High School help the students to acquire skills needed to obtain jobs in the business world. Students in typing and shorthand are drilled by their teachers until they know the keyboard well and can effectively use the shorthand symbols. In business English, the students learn to write correct and appealing business letters. In the math field, business math and bookkeeping are offered. Those students wishing to work in retailing half a day and attend classes the other half are in the distributive education class. Nancy Reid Shorthand, Typing You want something? ' Come on, fellows, please listen ! Rachael Porter Bus. English, Typing Richard Pepple Bookkeeping, Sales 18 Mary Wolfe Shorthand, Typing

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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

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( Laura Bernhard English, German Donald Dupre English, Dramatics Marilyn Hixon English Jeanne Luddy English Will I last through another paste-up ? ENGLISH Swamped with many book reports, themes, tests, and homework assign- ments, our eleven English teachers diligently concentrate their efforts to the difficult task of imparting as much knowledge as possible to their students. Our English department conducts classes in dramatics, debate, and journalism. Teaching the written and spoken word is the major concern of the English department. Verne Wootton English Sally Seifert English, Journalism Ann Stout English, Debate 19