Columbus North High School - Log Yearbook (Columbus, IN)

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I A Girls, Gllee Club Membership in the Girls' Cilec Club or the S. W 1 ' Lv. N., this vcar l'C2lCllCLl ll total of sixtv. Since its p i' X . . ' . . ' , 1 if 1-. organilatioii lour years ago hy Nllss l1l11 l'.1lenburn. fill -ff- J, V ur, 1' KA , the Cilcc Club has been continuously increasing in q . . 5-l membership and becoming more pop11lar. ,-X tle- Q! X 54972 L kk. ip itliul c'1nt'1t'1 'llltl p'1ntomi111e l '1n on '1 Summer IX 111s pxesenteal 1 t e e un in t1e spimg, ,414 s enjoxeel by 1 who lell liexious to 11s time the Cjlee Llub h 1d gn en sex er 1l other successful and enjoyable entei tnnments Pl U18 1re llI'L1LlX being lormul lteel for lllgllt oper1 to be gn en next xe ll 11 mth the C iils flee L ub mel the Seienulers lle S meets weekly On luesd1y exenmg l he officers 11 ho sers ed this year 1re l iesnlent Nl 1rg1ret Xl1lLN xice president Denl betser secietus XI1ry Hager tI'LlbUILl Cjertiuele llollouell ll tom 111:14 1., 111 1 ll 1 lllll QlIll'U'l I mu 11,111 xull Nl 111. 1 1 ll ll IPX N111 l 1 lin I0 I0 IN N 1 0 ON ll I l I 1 ' A1111 1 1r1 lgllll 111 1 o vlll X xx om Il X 1 1 io IX I 111 I1 is ri rot IX 111 1 NI 14 me 1111111 111 lk llQ1111co I ow III 11111 s lf 111 111111 1 lll 1111 1 1111 ll 1 ll X :fa l ON 2 J I rl 1 1 1. 1 . . .. 1, , l,,f71g1,,r D1 f, '11 - b' h--ll lm- 1. It 7 1:11-7.14 . . .ff ,, cf . . . . V A 9 wa: - 1- 1 1ll 1 l 11 -11 it. '--' : tl , A 1 1 ' .1 i I vs v,2 1 - ,ks 1 1 V. , 1 -- 1' ' ZSZEI '1 I' 5 i 1 i 1' 11 ,. , , . . , . , 1 . 1-1-lfl -1-'CH l 1 11..l.X, J 5 1 v 1 7 N 3 1 v x I r Q 1 K. 1 v v - y 1 1 5 - 1 1 . . 1 1 . 7.,.', . ,, .,,.v',- ,'. ,.',..1 .,.., , . , 1 1 1 . 1 . 1 1 . 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 v gn 1 Q 1 1 X 1 - 1 Y - u u 1 v - . 1 . ,n'x ll I ' '----XI111 111'1-I liicliicr, I-Ilizahe-1l1 l'nste1'. Mary l.lllSl th, Vo -1 llia SlIV4'l'lil'llIl. lfla Elo 11'11. llII5ll'lll'lUl'l. lln-rllia l 1'c-111-li. May l'n1111f11', l I'1lIll'l'S l'v111'r'e. G1-111-V11 Polls, lirllth Wass-' 1 - A! swf-um I' '-5l11 1 '-1 Still 1 . Mary .'1y1lv1'. M1 .l1wPll, llc-l-11 llart, M1111 -1-t Mal .la ' Ham-r. Ethel Al'Illlllll. liychiv Stfluxirk. lAlVE'l'Ilt' llill, Opal l'a1'111ic-l1111-l Tlfrrl l'm1'--Eilu li' XVII. IJO' llj lla1't'1-ll. l:'l'II'llll1' H ll vall, Rlll llc-1 i1t. Ilo'Iha ll11'111-s. ll:-na Svtser. ll111'1 1.1-nhl, llllllli'll!' XVil1-y. 111-1111 . ' lolr I-'o11rlI1. 11111----Gl:11lys l-'nl fa. Pillllllll' Way Mary Eel 1 llc-11'11v, lbnr thy S1 -gin. l,111-il1- .Nl 's . Xli 11111 .lays-s. l'1'lll'l l' 111-I11111111. lm- llj llu sm-11. Mal -l llinv- F1ft l1'v:11'- Ala Silllllflllll. l'h 'slina SllY0l'l'i!'llIl. llo lj KA g. llcrtlia hlil-' Svtsvr, lirljl - S1-'-11-. Kat 1 1- lm l. I-ill -l l'ol:1111l. 1' ' 1 '- T1 I' '-li.-tl 11' 'l'1'1 t 1 . hlil '1.:1 Ht lh ' ahy. Ad: Holla l. Hazel P1'kvr. Alll 1l': ,lay QQ. H y.. I 1 2. I .hrldll W X: ,f 4 is -1-L 1 f f -IW? 1 l I1 N.. 1 1 1 l - ,fi gq l TY in 'A I -. , - 1 , -,X - 1 'X 41,14 - Q 13 . -1

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W1 1 C, H. S. Serenadleirs lllli L. ll. 5. Screnuders. thirty boys who zllso coin- f llilf- ' pose the Boys' Cilee Club, have just completed one of their most successful years. 'llhey Inside their lirst np- iW uL :, q 75 pezlrzlnce in the assembly early in the full and later :lt if .,,' the Christrnzls progrznn. The C. ll. S. Serenad- ' ers gave ll most delightful and entertaining min- strel during Ft.l7l'Ll'lI'V with the 'lid of the high school orChestr'1 'ind Berthl bln Setsei then lceompunst .md undei the lble guidxnee of their instiuctoi, Nllss ldl ldenbuin Xmusmg songs weie rendeied is qu lrtets, tilos, duets .ind solos lhe Dnktoun lll7llLL, IS the enter tfunment w IS lpproprl ltelv cllled included 1 paiodv on Il 1 rovatore 1nd an old fashioned Clke xx llk lhe elub is composed ol 26 membei s, tht l1I'g'CSf0Ig1I1lllfl0l1 ot its kind exei toimed in Lent: ll Ilieh bchool lhe officers tor the past xe ll xx ere l resident, Robert Buins xice president I lgm Rucker secietux W une Berry tielsurei lmes Y irden f lnm mmf 1 4 I is txt fa er l 1 lov ny :hm lrolrl 0 nw u y mrl wi o wrt Sunpson M ln Tre mb 5 o It rt ll rn in ll ll 4 fcolev :ru Nlirtin X141 on hm: 1111s f own N in ex 1 Pl 1 m o 4 fm r Il 1 4 Nl: xr I X 1 1 I i I r , L C ' :la-'. , ' 'z ' 2 . .. . A 1 . .. A, , L. ,,., , ,., as I - - - S. U . 2- V J '., z ss -- . v1 1 .1 1 x . . - Ai 1 va x ll 4 L 1 4. 4 , 4 I y 2 A ' 2 Zi ' ' ' ' ' ' 'Z T . ' . I 1 . . v 41 , :S .. 2 --1' 'Z iv . ,. fy: - 1 .v .IZ . . fl? I lil! I' '-Us-ur I'-r'k'1.'m1, Roh-' Anlfrson, lmlu Edonhurn llbirvltirl. Walter Slnrp, . . 1l liss:-x, Phillip Iii' un Nr:-mul lflllf'-N011 XX'illi:llns, liobvrt TIlj'lUl'. XVilli:un Sigmund. Anrlri-w While, ,Xllu-rt Sells-illt. ll: ll ll 'z Hu tlrvss Tl I' :+R l 2 .' . I -2 ' l'. Ii l 1 I 1 s, Alv' Srl V lt. xV2lI'I l! Phillips, 13 . F- . 1 ' .': tug T1 ' '--J, 's Virlvn. liilly llr ' . St: lg' lizk ', Will':x li ylv, lll'lllll'll l'ortf-r, liru-' llurt, , Mn vin aw-s N X x , LV y . .'lllv .l' 1 ' 'U -'A' lflll N - ,L I l l l f 4. 1 ,lv 'AX N! ifn' l 'X' .' 4,-5 i X . . ' ,,,,,4f In I -f f - -s X--V

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r Wf l ll ll R up L W1 ,AH 1 ' , A' W, Ju' Orchestra e The lligh School Orchestra was reorganized four years ago under thc direction of Bliss Ida lfdcnburn. music director in thc public schools of Columbus. 'lihis year the orchestra played for all school entertainments and also at several church functions. A Hallow'c'cn party was given for all the members of the orchestra. the Serenadcrs, and the Girls' Cilee Club. 'lihis was the first social event ever given by the musical organizations of C ll 9 Reherrsrls of the orchestr 1 were held br weekly on blonday and lhurs dw evenings after school fhe orchestr 1 rs most essential to our school 1nd its director 'md members deserve 1 great deal of credit for its sue cess Ihe orchestra pl tvs with 1 hnrsh that mrny professional orchestr IS would hnd rt hard to duplicate, w hrch rs pros en by the fact th rt the hr Th school orchestra is llw us rn demand Y erv x rlurble experience rs gained by the students rn rt lhe officers who served this yerr are lresrdent, Betty Yfrndegrrft, vice president, George Perry secretary Nancx Nic I rufrhlrn, treasurer, ohn Nlcfjrnnrs st rrolrn r ustu ro 1 f I s no cum! mu rlram Qrgmund t smln Ihrnld Hollovsrs first violin Lrllrrn Crrrlgel eennr xlolrn Dem Tre-mhls second Holm Third Ron William Boyd saxophone 1111 hdenburn fDrrertorJ flwle Nhus rlsrrrnft lop Hou Xlartm Nadrng, hr t xrolrn Iohn XIeGmnrs Svcoplrone Robert Cook drums Szacly eight e I X I 'Y I L A ,L f 1 x 1 1 12 -L-1 l 1 - k -2 V - 1 '- . , -, ' K .S- 1 r y v y . 1 1 , - r x . ,w .. D s 1 1 .1 . 1 s L 1 L L . C - 5 Q 2 I 4 ' ' 4 4 ' Q - - . . 2 ' ' L 1 2 ' ' ' ' 'Z v Q l . 4 v , . ' A 2 x lg, . ,- '. , ., ,s ' 1 Y . W . , - ' , , I ' x . r 1 . . I r e . , t r V r , ' ' ' ' . .. v ' .. - . J ,.' . 4 L . Y . . . . , . Q Y , K - v .h , , v: . . S ,V A , A - ,I D - L - J . '33 XV J -' - Iioltonz Rolf-George Ferry, first violin. Mary Vzrtlrerine Schultz, lirst violin, Elizabeth Kitzinger, firx ' . Hull L' . piar , lie-tty Vinci-gr'ft, first lin X SH' 1' '-W'l'. ,' , Iirs i , . ' . ' 'r 1 f . H i 'wr s Q 2, . n . . i E, N ' A .1 N, ,b 7,1 f-1-f',:,l f' ,pi 3 2 W l l F 1 I lf , . W . if lr fgx sf, lr' 0 1 A AA- X., A' 2 f- nf kv 'f