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i -- .r I i ? • x. .. ' • • % The Activities Came Fast And Furiously Being in the new school renewed the interests in clubs and other activities. In Columbus High School we had activities for almost every interest. There was a governing body, honoraries for outstanding students in various fields, and even organizations to cover students ' talents. The clubs with Christian backgrounds, Hi-Y, Tri-Hi-Y, and Y-Teens, grew making a total of eighteen chapters in these three groups. Time was also provided for staffs of publications — The Triangle and The Log. 23
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Back Row: Jackie hlerron, David Frazier, George Russell, Glenn McAtee, Larry Thomas, Steve Bridges, Kenneth Wells, Duane Pardieck. |erry Coon, Jerry Maley, Jay Beaman, Steve Pardieck, Jim Hunt, Mike Perry, Larry Wagner, Don Wiley. Row Three: David Wright, Jerry Speedy, Jack Mann, Leroy Nolting, Keith Hacker, Earl Pulse, Bob Lay, Ronnie Haislup, Linda Suhre, Nan Anderson, Mary Lea Cook, Pat Loesch, Phyllis Heavern, Joanne Strietelmeier, Sue Buffenbarger. Row Two: Mr. C. C. Addleman, sponsor, Loveta Castner, Dena Moore. Judy Morgan, Judy Brown, Clada Webster, Nancy Miller, Pat Cooley, Sharon Hammond, Lorena Perry, Connie Msshberger, Donna Davis, Nancy Jo Doup. Front Row: Allen Smith, Judy Fleetwood, Mary Barlow, Bob Franke, Norma Betz, June Deli, Shirley Hewitt, Dorothy Tilley, Karen Baker, Susan Settle. Our First Year In The New Building . . . The Student Assembly consisted of representatives elected from the various Guidance Rooms. The members collected the activity fees from their Guidance Rooms and informed the other students about what was discussed in their meetings. The Student Assembly also promoted better school spirit and sponsored the citizen-of-the-month contest. Its most interesting achievement, however, was a Log-Signing Party for all C.H.S.-ites. To add to its long list of accomplishments, the asssmbly together with its sponsor, Mr. C. G. Addleman, assembled a code of honor, defining the principles of C.H.S. 24
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