North High School - Memory Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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Donald Anthony Chemistry I need a volunteer to feed my mice. William Sproat Physics, Physical Science, Electronics SCIENCE Under the guidance of qualified teachers, North High students are given an opportunity to increase their knowledge of science. Biology, chemistry, and physics are the courses offered. Five laboratories are provided for the scien ce problems. Microscopes aid the students studying biology. This science background will give some students a basis for a science profession; and all, a better understanding of the world they live in. Donald Sparrow Biology Noel Curran Biology Roger Hendrix Biology, Coaching 26

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Garnet Althar Librarian Gertrude Wright Librarian LIBRARY STAFF Our most efficient library staff, consisting of students who offer their services to help keep the library running smoothly, is headed by Mrs. Wright. This year, she is as- sisted by a new librarian. Miss Authar. The primary purpose of the library staff is to issue books to students and to organize shelves and magazine files. These volunteers also aid students, searching for in- formation and books for reports and extra reading. In addi- tion to all of these things, the library staff holds various social events and activities. 25

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CAFETERIA HELPERS — BOTTOM ROW; Henrietta Becker, Mrs. Holt, Ruby Cotterill, Velida Earles. ROW 2: Dorothy Speakman, Ruth Owens, Evelyn Fettrow, Flossie Speakman, Bea Browning. CAFETERIA HELPERS AND CUSTODIANS Under the advisorship of Mrs. Holt, the cooks in the cafeteria plan and pre- pare the meals for North High. Without the help of the janitors work- ing under Mr. Zeller, one can ' t imagine what North might look like. On a con- stant shift, even all night, the janitors keep North in top shape. Without the constant assistance of these people, a school such as North could not exist. Mr. Fredericks, Mr. Foster, and Mr. Zeller work hard to keep North spotless. 27