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

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-- ?xA:- vS)|c; --.- ■ -W - f X -fev. - • ' -Vj ' 1 A-r ' i ' ■ ' - ' Ai . -- xrj This Is Columbus, Indiana Where . . . the community works with the school to better one another. Industry has developed our city into an industrial rated vicinity with products known nationally. For recreation, Columbus has provided its citizens with many recreational facilities, available to both adults and youth. The new com- munity center includes a Boys ' Club and Girls ' Club and provides for Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts. The Jive Kennel affords a place for many teenagers to go during their leisure time. Behind the city functions lies the govern- ment, both local and national. The court house, symbolic of our democratic form of government, serves as a constant reminder to us. Columbus is very fortunate in having so many churches and different denominations; for no matter what faith, each citizen may find a place where he feels welcome. r ' J? . ' M - --.V . , ' . J? V V6 Z - «H-

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And JhijUs C qo[w ■i P ' seventeen hundred students worked together during tfie ' yearCol L?5 ' 5y(x was here where we prepared to meet life ' s challenges as adutrmen and , omen., lir} , t I ! ' . .1 1- ' fii ' om firsi ' ny jH? ir aimjof a;1(ifgh school educat| was to gain knowledge, vie explored tpe fields of science, mathematics, and language. Many perfected radef ' andi skil,lsWhile others prepared to go on to places of higher le knmg. No matter what our final goal w s, we all worked hapc U r Along with the ' - academic side of Columbus; jHigh Schop( is the social asp t. Between class periods we were able to make many friends — simply by talking with them on ' the way to and from classesj After school hours, we met at the Jive .| ennel, which is oi r youth center, or the Qlympia. Some- times we, took ' time out from classes to enjoy convocations,; in which many ' ' - of us D rrlcipated. We attended club mee+ ' ings twice a week and in the fall ■ aKd spring held outings at the Youth Camp. Much time was spent cheering ..jjy oux Bullc gs on to victory, regardless of what, sport was being played. Of j coLrtse, we att e ided the usual spreads,, after-gam , dbnces. ' Slilhpber parties open wbases. It was through all these activities that we came to know all of our friends, v hich made.pur high school life complete. The combination of these two aspects, academic and social, gives a true picture of Columbus High School. It is through this experience that we have learned the power of constructive thought and effort in the promotion of peaceful relations between all people of the entire world — truly the Hope of Our Country. p