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

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Business world molds all students and adults You know what you get when you cross Parker ' s Portraits with the First Notional Bank? Why, better pictures on the bills, of course! Parker ' s Portraits pride themselves in high quality pictures for every kind of occasion. In the next portrait, be arrayed in fashions from Peggy ' s. They deck you in fashions for any time of day. Junior Achievement comes into the swing of things for the youth. It ' s fun to shop at Peggy ' s. Melissa Nanney shows the fun of wearing clothes from Peggy ' s Fashions in the busy 25th St. Shopping Center. Computer age is here! Ivalynn Hall and Maureen Markweli know First National Bonk, 333 Washington, is up-to-date in money mat- ters. Need a special gift for someone special? Parker ' s Portraits at 1038 Pearl Street have the answers for any gift problems you have. JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT Z K Got something you want to shout about? Channel that energy into Junior Achievement. It offered busi- ness experience, self-confidence, con- tacts for the future, honors and awards to ninety CHS students this year. Ambitious young people took over the reins of miniature businesses and became young executives, managers workers, and salesmen. Creative, quick-thinking teenagers learned what free enterprise means as they used their talents for advertising, manu- facturing, marketing, and accounting. These teenagers found, through working in Junior Achievement, that it is impossible to succeed in business without REALLY trying. They joined the J A rebellion against economic ignorance in America. 231

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Save Penneys for a Big Chef Penneys Department Store in the Columbus Center, congrotulotes the graduates of 1970. Penneys established in 1924, offers first-rate Welcome, is Penney ' s greeting upon entering their new store in Co- lumbus Center. Many departments greet you with everything from a brilliant array of clothes and shoes to household and outdoor appliances needed to beautify a home. Tomorrow, give Mom a break and take the family out for food that ' s good enough to leave home for. But don ' t tell her why you ' re going. quality in apparels for the family and home. Penneys new establishment offers bigger and wider selections to serve you. The things I like best always include the food good enough to leave home for from Burger Chef, located at 2411 National Road. THE THINGS I LIKE... HAMBURGERS with a special open llame-cooked Uste APPLE TURNOVERS with tiaky crusts and tirm tender, sweet lilling SHAKES Ihick enough tor spoonin BIG SHEFS with two jutcy hamburgers and secret sauce FRENCH FRIES thai are tender mside and cnsp outside Just like the other things you like . . . homecoming . . . having finals behind you . . . spring break . . . that special someone in your eight o ' clock class. Burger Chef knows what turns you on. Like food good enough to leave home for. Stop by B.C. soon. Bfffi6£Ar e t£f Food good enough fo eave fiome for V=! 230

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Advertising Index A W204 Citizens Building loan Gene ' s Bakery 204 Northside Drugs 207 Park-N-Eot 227 A toZ 217 205 Golden Foundry 220 Paul Harris 221 Anderson ' s 205 Coca-Colo 228 Graham Todd 217 Parker Portraits 231 Peggy ' s 231 Arts Cleaners 227 Coffmon ' s 217 Columbus Hardware 210 Grant ' s 217 Penney ' s 230 Arvin 225 g Columbus Music Center H. L. Rost216 Wk Red Barn 212 B B 216 229 ««• Reliance 223 Barnaby ' s 212 Cummins 208 Hamilton Cosco 225 K Republic 224 Benzol 212 Home Federal 229 Rhoodes 218 Brand ' s 214 Dairy Queen 203 Hoosier 224 Richard ' s Marina 222 Brazier Burger 222 Dolton Payne 205 Hull ' s 212 Buchanan Sons 222 Dell ' s 209 Sop ' s 213 Schneider 207 Burger Chef 230 Del Wininger 205 Dunfee 21 Irwin Union 201 fsMk Camera Hobby 211 Dunlap ' s 229 Jerry ' s 224 w k. ' Stodler ' s 209 Carpenter ' s 203 K Hki Central Motors 207 Engelking 206 Mohan Ford 227 w ? P VL; Thomas Electric 221 Marie ' s 210 IL J Tt Thompson ' s Dairy 211 First National Bank 231 Miller ' s Bowling Lanes 224 l 4 Tovey ' s 200 Fischvogt ' s 202 Music Box 215 m l. r v HIIPH H Floorcraft 218 Vetter ' s 200 ' 1 Folger ' s Four Seasons Neal ' s 215 Teachers like Mr. Marty Village Inn 221 1 Florists 203 New Horizon ' s 219 Mennen must alwa s stay LV - H Newsfoto 2 1 6 on their toes in class. White House 218 Gory Davis 199 Noll Motors 204 Wilson Olds 202 K Faculty Index Chaperones enjoy dances, too, as Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Albietz some- times prove. Addleman, C. G. 129,173 Albietz, Robert E. 50,135 Albietz, Wilbur 72,151,232 Allen, Norma 135 Allen, Phillip 135 Andress, Max 135,139 Andrews, Don 1 35 Anthony, Duane 131,135, 140 Armuth, Josephine 24,72, 131 Askins, Larry 1 35 Barnes, Barbara 1 35 Barton, William C. 135 Boumunk, Lindo 135,184 Betz, Raymond 1 35 Bonshire, Robert 65,135 Bradbury, Roy 135 Brewer, Morris 1 35 Brookshire, Robert 135,170 Brown, Carol 135,140 Brown, Elwyn 68,88,135 Brown, Robert C. 1 35 Burnett, Robert 50,135 Burns, Jerry 135,170 Butler, Elsie 24,135,170 Callon, Marion 72,135 Carmichoel, L.N. 135 Cuwood, Ina 136 Chappel, Robert 122,123, 136 Chosteen, Charles 1 36 Clark, Ferry 136 Coomer, Kay 131,136 Coy, Wayne 131,136 Crawl, Robert 42,43,136, 140 Davis, Paulo 42 Diel, Glenn 136 Doemel, Nancy 1 36 Dutton, Joseph 1 36 Eaton, Judith 136,173 Edson, Dole 1 36 Ellis, Sue 136,139,170 Erne, Judson 39,73,129 Farris, K, A. 116,136 Fleck, Richard 46,136 Golbroith, Andrew 136 Genth, Noel 136 Gergeley, Robert 41,102, 111,131,136 Giovonini, Joe 136,140 Giovonini, Lou 105,108, 117,131,136 Green, Russell 1 36 Grimm, Lloyd 47,135,136 Gutowski, Clemontine 1 36 Haines, David 40,1 36 Hamilton, W. A. 25,47,137 Harrison, Melvin 129 Hortman, Charles 137 Hatfield, Thelmo 49,137 Henderson, John 137 Hinds, John 111,131,137 Hoffman, Leon 1 37 Houze, Edna 43,72,137 Hudecek, John 137 Jefford, Jane 1 37 Johnson, Mary Lou 137 Jordan, Joy Estella 137 Kalkwarf, Winfred 67,137 Kennedy, Joanne 137 Kerns, Richard 137,232 Kyle, George 1 37 Lawless, Wanda 137 Linder, William D. 68,137 Lloyd, Melbo 137,184 Long, Kay 1 37 Lyster, Shirley A. 134,137 MacNab, Mary Beth 137 Maley, Mildred 86,131,136 Mann, Roy 1 37 Marshall, David 137 McAbee, Edith 137 McCain, Karl 137,170 McDoniel, Gregory 137 McKinney, Phil 137 Mennon, Marty 43,1 1 2, 113,137,232 Metz, Marilyn 125,137 Meyer, Doris 137,170 Milokovic, Bruno 1 37 Miles, Horry 131,137 Miller, Loretta 137 Mitchell, Marty 86,137 Murphy, Kenneth 1 38 Murroy, Wallace 103,121, 138 Nay, James L. 138 Nelson, Leroy 1 28 Neufelder, Daniel 138 Newkirk, Lanson 51,138 Newton, Suzan Jane 138 Nussboum, Jack 1 38 Offenbocker, Margaret 1 38 Orr, Morto Gloria 76,1 38 Overman, Kathleen 1 38 Owens, Thomas 1 38 Pemberton, Oro 54,68,80, 138 Poe, Norman 1 38 Powell, James 72,131 Pruett, Robert E. 1 38 Quilleon, Ceroid 138 Rondoll, Morris B. 138 Reed, Donald 138 Richards, Doryl 138 Richardson, Charles 1 38 Riddle, Poul G. 61,138 Robertson, Jerold 54,138 Rose, Donna 138 Scarborough, Beth 44,138 Schrier, Richard 102,138 Seely, Diana 1 38 Seward, Evelyn 134,138 Sheedy, Robert 1 38 Sheets, Walter 1 38 Shepler, Jon E. 44,138 Simpson, Samuel 138,184 Sprogue, Robert 1 12,1 13, 138 Spurgeon, Charles 103,121, 138 Stoffors, John 59,114,138, 139 Steormon, Bill 105,106, 119,138 Stewa rt, Nelson 1 38 Sylvester, Dennis 1 14,139 Taylor, Arthur 1 14,139 Thompson, Meredith 1 39 Tower, Joe 134,139 Two, Kay 139,170 Uphaus, June 139,170 Utterbock, George 131 VonLieu, Louis 1 39 Versteeg, Cornelius 139 Warbritton, Kenneth 139 Wellmon, Keith 64,67 Wishon, Harold 139 Worley, James A. 139 Zuckschwerdt, Cheryl 139 Abel, Abby 141 Abner, Daryl 171 Acton, Bill 141 Acton, Steve 1 85 Adam, June 1 85 Adams, Karen 1 85 Adams, Mike 141 Adams, Peggy 141 Adoir, Kirk 171 Addlemon, Rex 171 Adkins, Garry 141 Adkins, Lynne 92,141 Gelling in on the pull of things, Mr. Richard Kerns coaches the juniors in the annual tug-of-wor. The seniors defeated the juniors in the over-all contest. 232