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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1958 volume:

QS I was W Q35 COL UMB US SENIOR S CH OOL COL UMB U5 I A1 ... O xi W Iilfixgi wf f N f ff G u ,K A xi Ugwkf, L wg L x' I mjf W Ar W0 fee Colunzlvur Hz' . . , , , A tlhjffr Rtylliff Students enjoyed many convocations. s X W The Log shall attempt in the following pages to picture our school year. C.H.S., like other schools, is proud of its sports, its academic achievement, its important dances, and its stage productions. However, it also differs from other schools. The thirteen hundred of us and our faculty have our own traditions, fads, and habits. These things are what makes C.H.S. and its people very special. Wlmen thirteen hundred young students work and grow to- gether, there are many stories to he told ahout the many things that happen. Things did happen: things that made this a Big Year. This is our story. CONTENTS Activities ,.,,, , ,,,, ,,.t.. ,,,, 2 -1 Sports ....,..... , 56 Faculty .,..,t,, 76 Seniors ,,,..,,. 86 Underclassmen l Oil Ads . W ,, G SL ,J my X T' gl mctzke Make! effect at CH CHS students are a busy lot. They cheer their teams in victory or defeat, dash to classes, practice sports, rush out for a coke- and still have time to learn. Yes, they do learn. In bright classrooms filled with scholarly paraphernalia, they learn with the aid of maps and mathematical tables, test-tubes and textbooks. But they also learn that textbooks are just a part of high school, CHSites have an oppor- tunity to develop valuable skills by actual prac- tice. Current events courses, vocational classes, and home economics add to the traditional Three R's . Voices of young students hot on the trail of knowledge issue from the classrooms that line the long halls of CHS. Follow us now as we go inside these classrooms for a look at CHS classes in action. Students try out the new reading machines. 705. , -M .-ur 4. 1 v Thcsc chefs do cuisine lC21I'll tu prcpnrc tasty mulls Prospective tcnnhcrs get prgtntaml II'dlI1lI1Q.I m mehr IC.lLhlI'l1L1. Ihxs CXPLFILITLL glxcs .ham fust lmnt knoxxlcdgc of the lxfc of tl tc..1LhLr. in thc boys' cuuking class. In drlwcrs trunmg cl ISSLS stu dcnts lclrn drlxtngw skllls by PTKILIILIIHL with ta mlumg LIYIX ns tm uc lt tm 1' LOUTSL, Hulrlm md Stfcu almscs Lt charts plus thur textbook stress thc importtmcc of tl s-. J' r-'I ff - ' tif. J u a Ve Tfsiifsr xx 5 , X X -N. '41-., N N QQ' w-,U ., W, - , 1 'T F s - 4 Q, p - ' s iii r' A5-r g V 1 lililiti vlolwilsorrlley and Cfhiquitzt Conrad sculpture For outstanding zieliievemenrs in State Art competi- liettds of clay in Karl lNfleCQtti1's nrt craft eluss. tion mtiny of the students received gold keys. lu!! l Mr. Beck illustrates the finer points of drafting to his class. Hr, liv, 'B 1 rx .lnyeux Noel et une bonne ttnnee is Miss Redinonds Cliristmns greeting to her class. sn- ' Sv 1 '1 ..l?Lv-'I V' ' iw-'?'5 A 73 ,. 0 1 A 'A ' Mlss S1-wlml cxplguns rlmc' l'lll'lLlilITlC'1NLllS of lgum rw Ray Swccmly imlipmc-s ru Miss Clillxcys XY'orlLl clllX'C'I'l'l' :mm plans .1 u'uL1lul4- spmu in pulllicgll g.:L'H5l,I'QlPl1y, 'w '41 Hugh Gray skillfully manipulates the linorypc mnclwinc. 1 O I ' 1 0.4. ' J' 4' I FL ry Cllrks botmx LI155 Llsg mlcrosqopcs m flu tht. SPFIIN, uw studuxr will INIICL 1 hcrblrl llborxtory md study thn prmupk of PXIOIKJSYHKIILSIS to dxsp 1y nur luf Lollutlons :Q ? , . 7- I I I if 4 . A J ' , j' ,. Z -, A s 1-r fl Q1 Q 1 1' ' Axh! - In 'xvluu Q '1 - 1' Q X Q d i ' 1 K ,gr Q J 1 4 'Gy Putty Riluy, -l.lllL'I liulwlmcmlm, I,L1g111u Ix1OlliL'I', .md lulrmingg class UJilL1lILlL'k1 lux' Misa licrllicc ,lxllll Bu' . , . 51. blllll I'IL'I1l'y I'L'LL'lX'L' smm- IHIXILIILLII CXpL'I'lCllL'C 111 , wi, Q- . . f i1fJ'?,'-f, Tiff? gf: i 'L .' ' 2 '- ff. .5-M , x - - . V-.K Je. ' , -1 ' NB. xsl Km I 'J f The gym classes have fun playing volley ball. gg 1 ,- Typing amd ollicc practice trains girls for sccrcruriul work in business and industry. Clusscs in wood shop ranch buys the skills of ulrpclury for their use in industry or in the wurkslmp ur lm haf, The bm: 's studvin Y kl'I'iCl1lflIl'C Assemble li 'hr fixtures for the mm' 1'-H fair building. 3 , . . 5, . CHf Boofteff Back Bulldagf bchool sprrlt IS tn mtxnglblc thmi., Wfho ls to sq how much ol lf 1 studcnt body m 11 h uc' Hovx c 111 ll bc I'11LlSL1I'CCl' School Splflf IS burlt on tr11cl1t1on thosc honorcd org11mL1t1ons lHLl customs th If lcnnt togethcr thc scp1r1tc llvcs of thc schools c1t1 Lens rnto 1 unlhed student body Fast bccom IIN.: 1 tr1d1t1on ll Ll-lb ns thc Lhccr Bloclc an OI'l'1f11ZC'Ll Group of pretty Bulldog boostcrs who xxhoop If up for Columbus If ln 1slcctb1ll q1mcs numbers Anothcr ncxx fI'lLl1IlOI1 rs thc Vlkfilfy Bcll xx hrch rlnvs our thc ncxxs of Columbus vrctory D.1v1d Wfrlght C,h1rlcs Schucttc Susan bettlc and Nancy Wexsner rnng out 'mothcr Bulldog vlctory A 1 .1 ' ' ' 1 A ' 1 f 1,1 ' D A ' ' A . ' ' z . 1 ' '1 '. ' A fi 131 1 K1 with lots ol lung-power Llllcl tricky production 1 k' 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' ' L 1 . L- 1 2 2 l Y, 1 V ' - - . . 1 2 . - y s , - A , ' Q I A 1 - r A 1 ' 1 x r ' I ' 1 . . I., ,. . 1 ' ' ' , N p A , . , 4 A - 5 . Cheerleaders: David Wriglir Nmey Weiener Susqn Settle Sue Roth coeaptuu Judy Stonecipher comp run, Charles Schuette and Clnrles Richardson cheer leader Coaeh 'IIC always overflowing with pep Ar the Sectional Tournament convo- cation the trophy for the winner of the SOO Mile Race Con tricyclej is awarded to Columbus. Sporty tfkyrocket School tfpirit Yeahl Rah! Columbus! These familiar words echo across the sports year. Sports are the talk of the town. Loyal fans faithfully lill the bleachers to encourage the Bulldogs on to successful seasons in every sport. Sports generate about ten thousand volts of intense excitement whenever thousands of screaming fans pack the stands. Whzlt is it about sports that makes people go crazy over a home run or a close finish or a long jump shot? We don't exactly know. But it's all here in these pages: the story of Columbus Senior High School Sports in 1957-58. Half mile star Larry Hawk breaks the tape. 2 nun' 'wwf Q . N ...Y Y 0 X X QPY' sm Q , . an - M I h 5'-5 , 312,-V ., 'fb ' qt I 'c P , i if 41 -Y A fx X I - Q -1, , . f I n 'Q 51 . 'W , ' fa Ks 1 S 1 . . If 1X ? t , S, xqtlllr - I ' 93 A 1 . I l tl -I !i'? ' ' .s T Q I A If P S M , 1 Q Ye ,O 5 i an , C -s Olliddl-,Lf Make Hearftr Happjii Holidays are like a breath of fresh air ro high school students, a welcome reprieve from the daily grind. A gay mood comes over even the most serious of students during the holidays. This mood is reflected in the number of big dances and other celebrations of these special days. Wfe know Halloween doesn't scare any- Phyllis Nolting and Noel Ross lend their helping hands to decorate the Christmas tree. body any moreg how could it, with all the October Sl parties and fun. Dances, plays and colorful decorations show the spirit of the holidays. Christmas, Thanksgiving and St. Valentines Day are very Special Times. Tirrics For enjoying life and being especially friendly to everyone around us. , D A 3 1 4 -.4 ' Q 8 4. -fl ww , -.Q gg' '13-2 fy - wifi . :K ' f ' ,-:jfs lllLlllkSKLQ1X1ll3.Q .1 I.: C ..u'1 cu is pruscxuul bcforc the Sllllitlll hllkly, A rgmxg of Glory is given by the drama workshop, The Hnulc of holiday mm X x. ,Q Vg, thc: C,hfl5IITl.lS play lc-.ues L'XL'l'YlJHL in . ,.,1 iq. N' .f Q., .iff -, Miss l.ys2crS bullet XXQIFIJS szaxdn-nu rim: it fs 11 L 4 get rhcir x.1lcu::rzcx in 'L eftzcdwztf at Honze 111 Studi eSl6.f.fl011f 07 foam! efwzzl Llte 'lt Columbus Hugh Sehool lb 1 many splendored rhrng CHS llle IS 1 multl level learnnng experx enee 1n xxhleh the fundamentals of 1e1dem1e learnrng are pr1m.1r1ly CIHpl'121S1LCCl But rt also provrdes other aenvrnes of a vmrred and 1nrer paung aetnely 1n sueh endeavors, e.1n broaden ind 1mprove h1s ehxrlerer ind personallty IS vsell as hrs rntelleer Llfe wr CHS, then, prepares the young man or vxomfrn for ln 1er1ve and enhghrened p.1r rrexparxon rn the Amenean soerery of today The rasle of llvrneg effeerlvely today IS nor 1n easy one, It not only requxres a basre edue mon ln the fund1menr.1ls of .lnclenr and modern knowledge IH IVR lreness of one s lunerxon 1n our soerery must be guned by person ll eonrrer and expenenee mth the people who mll nmlee up that souety entxrely responslble for the msrrrunon of full sueh SOC1fll 1et1v1t1es IS d lnees, ounngs, pl rys 1nd the unlor Senror Prom They are enjoyed by CHS1tes eomplerely wlrhour the md of any sueh elleulared jLlSI1l1C'1flOfl And that IS the may xr should be The lllglt' Bell Roek xx IS one of the m my holldxy dqnees enjoyed by CHS1tes if . y . 1 A . 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Put , -:ch ng pc: bf 'I' WCI'Ill'lWL'Ll nth Pull if L, L AJ U76 fee Columlauf X.- 04 L ch s llIlOIl LHIH L bnlo S Q l1LI'lLl ll s ms ln s nas cmo Q 1m w 1 s L lum IIIL rulu of pull nur w urn IS ml un L of xml L Actzwtzef A ll Q . , f X 'f ,, X C 'S 'te M, 'f z' C f fx fl' f If X K Y ' H1 . l Fa l 9, f X fx Th' ' llu. and cn'gn11i'.z ' 5 2ll'L' 21 sig- ! mtl 11 l gm of uur schoul life. Th A Activi- S C. tic. 'z ' A ij LIIXXHIXS flllvul with plg 3 for f out g , alan K sl r dum -rs, Q 1 ll. XV' 'z ' ' 1 'urns 1 5' 5 ro- ccd ' Lf x I us rl A lv-nn-Hrs ' ' 'king Iuls1ctl1 'I' rlmmuglm our L'XlI'il kLIl'I'iQLlIQl!'. . L X K Nc - f 1:- Y .SY1111'w1I .AfJt'lIIl7b' The Student Assembly is the legislative body ot the Student Association. lt is com- posed of a representative from each homeroom. The Assembly attempts to improve physical conditions around school, but at the same time it strives to cultivate esprit de corps. The principle activity for the year was serv- ing as host to eight hundred delegates to the State Student Council Convention. Dther proj- ects included a better sportsmanship cam- paign, improvement of the rumpus room, sale of the C.H.S. Review , and a Loi'-signing party. bb C1 Mr. C. Cr. Addleman served as sponsor. rSY111lt'11f C01111t'1'l The Student Council is the executive body of the Student Association. Oflicers are elected each spring by the entire student body. Early in the fall the Student Assembly elects three sophomores, three juniors, and three seniors including the officers. These nine, plus two students appointed by the principal, make up the Council. This years officers had the special distinc- tion of also serving as ofiicers of the Indiana Association of Student Councils since C.S.H.S. served as host to the State Convention in November. The oHicers were: Bob Franke, president, David Wright, xice-president, Karen Reinking, secretaryg Karyn Genth, treasurer, Herschel Crippen, sgt.-at-arms. 1'-'li . -Y . 449, ASSEMBLY BACK ROW: Richard Wagner, Ronald Hubbard. Clifford Greenlee, Paul Schwartzkopf, Larry Davis, Dexter Mclntyre, Mike Wileyr, Larry Houchin, Dean O'Conner, William McAnelly, Steve Burns. ROW THREE: ,lohn Vogel,William Bissey, -Iohn Sawin, Antionettc XX'arfel. Carol liynon, Betty Perry. Xzondra Harrison. Nancy Thompson. ,lane Butler. Karen Hutsen, Beverly liritsch, ROW TWO: Robert Priddy, Gor- don Blancett, W. T. Newsom, Ron- ald Shook, Scott Wood, Barbara Campheld, Lorene Perry, Janice Hardin, Agnes vlones, Dorothy Tilley. ROW ONE: Larry Arterburn, jerry Speedy, George Russell, Ronald Sewell, Sandra Gallagher, Glada Webster, ,ludy Brown, Patricia Rob- inson, Shirley Hewitt, Luane Mottier. ' courvcit Karyn Genth, Alcan Ann Best, Mike Dry, Donald Evans, Herschel Crip- pen, Mary Ann Tolen. Karen Rein- king, David Wright, Curtis Linke, jill Baker. Robert Franke. Il7I1'0l' Rm' Crorr The junior Red Cross was very active and of much service this year. A program was organized by them for the children at Muscata tuk State School. The filling of gift boxes and the making of Scrapbooks for children of for eign countries were supervised by the council. Miss Josephine Armuth sponsored the group. C0716 errzonr Another nexx club it Columbus Senior High S hool this year xx is Concessions Club sponsored by Mr Wfilford Beumel who was also nevx to the school system The club pro vided management for all the concession proi ects of the High School and at the same time provided eo curricular activities for the student members BACK ROXXT Carole Simmen, l.ois Lnse. Linda Suhre. Miss .losephine Armuth, sponsor, Steve Melilintic. Sue Roth. ROW UNK: Anita Walker. San- dra Corbin, Victoria Long. David lfrohman, Roger Callahan. Susan Settle. BACK RUVU: Ronald Redford, Bob Bryant, Ronald Stott, Robert johnson, ClifTord Kinsey, Melvin Huntington. ROW THREE: James Johnson. Willizlni McGaw, Norman Bailey. jerry Collis, -Ierry Patterson, Dan- ny Horner, Farl Hammock, Den- nis Unger. ROW! TWCD: Dorothy Baker. Gerald Rudolph. Richard Hardin. Albert Stout. Steve Schlehuser. Darlene Sandefur, Mr. Wilffzrtl Beumel, sponsor. ROW ONE: Richard Cartin. Richard Myers, Mary Ann Herr, Gari Bob Chandler, -Iames Byrd, Larry Marsh. Quill mm' iS2'roll Miss Evelyn Seward sponsored Quill and Scroll, a national honor society for high school journalists. The members worked hard on their annual publication, The CSHS Direc- tory. A scholarship to the Indiana University Journalism Institute is given by them. Nf1t1'c111r1l HOIIOI' Jbczlfgi The requirements for membership in Na- tional Honor Society are high. To qualify, a person has to be a second semester junior or a senior. High scholarship, good character, leadership, and service are the points needed for membership. Miss Elsie Butler is the sponsor. BACK ROW: Edward Johnson, Letty Weaver, Carl Correll, Judy Stonecipher, Earl Pulse, Miss Evelyn Seward, sponsor. ROW ONE: Janet McMahan, Linda Robertson. Charlotte Cowles, De- lores Erankland, Sue Roth, Nancy Miller. NOT PICTURED: Nan Schenclc, David Satterfield, Victoria Long, Mary Jane Blair. BACK ROW: Herschel Crippen, John Sawin, Larry Houchin, Don Evans. ROW THREE: Robert Bowie, Ed- ward Johnson, Russell Hicks, Wil- liam Bissey. ROW TWO: Charlotte Cowles, Carol McCormick, Nancy Miller, Linda Robertson, Miss Elsie Butler, sponsor. ROW ONE: Kathryn Spurgin, Dixie Eddelman, Victoria Long, Judy Smith, Karen Reinking. NOT PICTURED: Nan Schenck, Judy Sronecipher. Members chosen second semester: Leslie Bluhm, Steve Bridges, Dale Bringman, Lynn Chitwood, Barbara Crouch, Susan Danner, Nancy Jo Doup, Stachia Enochs, Deanna Fodrea, Cynthia Foster, Beverly Eritsch, Karyn Genth, Carol Goss- man, Connie Meshberger, Ruthann Meyer, Martha Mundell, W. T. Newsom, Ronald Orman, Steve Schlehuser, Carole Simmen, Larry Speaker, Tom Stewart, Dennis Beik- man Jean Boots, Sondra Colbert, Carl Correll, John Everroad, Lea Gayle Ford, Joseph Gates, Agnes Jones, John Lind, Janet McMahan, James Mayes, Anna Moore, Sue Roth, Dorothy Ruddick, David Satterheld, John Vogel. PHC Pat Hanson Club is an honorary girls' athletic club. The members ofhciate at intra- mural events and also play the women faculty members in a game of volleyball, With the help of Mrs. Nancy Timbrook they held a chili supper. They also sponsored a dance, 20,00lJ Leagues Under the Sea. BACK ROW: Carol Gossman, Phyl- lis Heavern, Susan Danner, Martha Goeller, Lois Wilbur, Sally Ostick. ROW THREE: Karyn Genth, jan- ice Dilk, Carol Boyer, Beverly Fritsch, Barbara Bonnell, Patricia Moorman, Marybeth Everroad. ROW TWO: Connie Brougher, Karen Keesling, Lynn Chitwood, Glenna Russell, Nancy Weisner, Karen Baker, Doris Liggett, Mrs. Nancy Timbrook, sponsor. ROW ONE: Margaret Cummins, Phyllis Kelly, Linda Koehler, Bon- nie Borgman, Mary Barlow, Carol McCormick, Margie McPeek. BACK ROW: Ronnie Jacobs, joseph Gates, Steve Burns, David Ahlbrand, jack Hinkle, Ken McDermott, L. Whipker, Gordon Blancett, Ken Wells. ROW FIVE: Steve Bridges, Ken Buchanan, Ronald Orman, Robert VanEst, Lawrence Billman, Glenn McAtee, john Roethke, Larry Pum- phrey, james Hunt, Robert Franke, William Irwin. ROW FOUR: Larry Hawk, Gerald Smiley, Tom Barkes, Alan Collins, jack Mann, Loren Lutes, George Russell, Fred Yentz, Stuart Brown, john Vogel. ROW THREE: Bernard Hayes, Larry Houchin, jerry Butler, Ray Sweeney, Robert Bowie, John Sawin, Charles Doup, Hugh Gray, Thomas Heller, David Frobman. ROW TWCJ: Dennis Beikman, john Head, Earl Pulse, james Ray, john Ward, john David Everroad, Don Hall, Steve Pardieck, Richard Sharp, Ron Sewell, Lynn Trautman. ROW ONE: jerry Hinkle, jerry jackson, John Weddle, David Sat- terfield, Tom Hogue, David johnson- Bey, Robert Zuckschwerdt, Tom Booher, William Bissey, Thomas Hinds. C-Club All lettermen of Columbus Senior High School are members of C-Club, the honorary boys' athletic club. Each member proudly sports a C-sweater or jacket. Mr. Z. M. Blick- enstafif, the athletic trainer, is the sponsor. 6 Dflllllllflcf Club Under the sponsorship of Miss Mildred play, Onions in the Stew, was presented to Murray and Miss Elsie Butler, Drama Work- the public. The group was so large this year shop gives plays for civic groups and convoca- that the Wforkshop had to be split into two tions. For a money-making project a three-act groups. BACK ROW Bob Burns Milton Gossett Joyce Buring Sue Love Carolyn Dobbs Connie Barkes Joyce Axsom Janicc Carr Larry Gilbert Jim Campbell Jack Snyder NINTH ROW Roger ONeill Rocer Ainholt Janice BIFIIS Janet Burns Susan Crouch Toni Wirf l Jo Ann Cummins Mary Jane Phillips Julia Hickey Barbara Stadler Phyllis Dobbs EIGHTH ROW Linda Butler Mary Ann Sears Pearl Posey Sue Absher Jane Butler Linda Leech Linda Alexander Shirley Tanner Judy Edwards Karen Hutsen Kathy London SEVENTH ROW Julia Rees Steve Enochs Iaana Lou Huff Cal Brand Jane Schafstall Mary I'llen Sims Carol Hickey Jane Dellinaer Barbara Fish Janct Earnshaw Beverly Pugh SIXTH ROW Ann Roark Rebecca Redmon Barbara Trcsler Beverly Ross Sondra Throop Sally Ostick Julia Brock IIFTH ROW Wilma Milnes Pattie Day Beverly Fritsch Nancy Jo Doup Cynthia Foster Barbara Setser Linda Sparrow Betty Gelhus Nellie DeArmund Melinda Engaelking, Pat Robinson ROW FOUR Ralph Travel Lawrence Billman David Ahlbrand Ronald Shook Carol Romine Marictsa Theobald Mary ane Dowd Carol Eynon Sandra Fisher Carol Rasp Nancy Galloway ROW THREE Jane Coppock Gerald Smiley Reb rt Huey lim Crouch Larry Wade Lonnic Rocers Ronald Orman James Beshear Karen Hill Sue Morris Donna Del-laven ROW TWO Mary Barlow Glada Webster Linda Koehler Judy Brown Ruth Demants Gary Buckler James Byrd Gari Chandler John Pierceheld Miss Elsie Butler co sponsor ROW ONE Judy Stonectpher Judy Barnett Jackie Shrader Delores Frankland Kayc Brodie Mary Jane Blair Sharon Prewitt Sue Roark Judy Romine Wanda Sprague Miss Mild ed Murray ccrsponsor Q -4 ' . . , . , -1 . . s ' 1 ' v J - 3 Y I 7 ' 3 v v Q - , 1 3 - ' E' 'v ' , ' . . . . , Y 3 I x l H - ' ' w y X i ' U A' '. Mary Shafer, Sandra Schneider, Diane Runyon. i : ' ' , . ' . , ' ' , ' , ' ' '. . . . 7 . 7 . 3 ., Y A . , , .Q . , , y A , J , , ' . . - . ' at ' - '. y , . , , f Q ,t , , . , , , , , - Y 1 Y - ' I 3 , v y y ' , ' i , y , Q 7 y - T begin 121111 CSHS students who are very prominent and active in dramatics and also have a good grade average make up the membership list of Thes- pians, a national drama honor society. The sponsor of this group is Miss Mildred Murray. BACK RUVU: Linda Leech. Mary Ann Sears, James Beshear, Patti Day, Wilma Milnes, Toni Warfel. ROW TWO: Lana Huff, Ronald Shook, Jim Crouch, Nancy Jo Doup. Cynthia Foster, Beverly liritsch, Miss Mildred Murray, sponsor. ROW ONE: Larry Wade, Gerald Smiley, Robert Huey, Mary Barlow. john Piercetield, Cari Boh Chandler. R 66117111.1171 Sportsmanship and rules of play of differ- ent athletic events are taught the members of Recreation Cluh hy the co-sponsors, William Stearman and Bruno Milakovic. The members engage in these sports and then hold tourna- ments, ff QQ' YY 5. BACK ROW: Larry Hacker, joseph Green, Ralph liravel, W i l I iam Powers, Darrell McDaniel, john Henry Linn, Marshall Olmstead, Harold Baker, Ray Wise, Earl Reeves. ROW THREE: Larry Miller. James Battin, Larry Bray, Skipper Linde- man, Richard Whipker, Lester Hav- ron, Larry Booher, William jordan. ROW ONE: Mr. William Stearman, co-sponsor, Larry Wade, Larry Lynn, Kenneth Bryant, Herschel Crippen, David johnson-Bey, Charles Johnson, Ernest England, joseph Iiverroad, Gene Douglas, Mr. Bruno Milakovic, co-sponsor. l , r-1. -Y Conzvtf To gain advanced knowledge of astronomy was the purpose of the Comets Club that is di- rected by Mr. Lawrence Poorinan. They helped with the Columbus Science lmir. Ar tourney time they operated a coat check for the con- venience of the basketball fans. Although small, they were quite active. tSi'1t'71l'U Club Each member of Science Club worked on an individual or group project this year. As a group they studied the nation-wide progress made in science. Science Club, sponsored by Mr. L, N. Carmichael, helped with the Science Fair held at C.S.H.S. BACK RKDW: lra Absher, Dennis Rarick, William Jackman, Tom Tay- lor, Larry Taylor, ROW ONE: Dennis Newland, joseph Gates, Mr. Lawrence Poor- man, sponsor. BACK ROW: Dean Weed, Robert Helt, Bill Carorhers. ROW THREE: james Rodgers, Ethan Main, Kenneth Sexton, Steve Lucas. ROW ONE: Russ Hicks, Edward johnson, Jerald Hewitt, Mr. L. N. Carmichael, sponsor. C01lIF1'lWl1'011 A Conservation A, sponsored by Mr. Wood- row Fleming, encourages our natural resources and also improves the community, home and school. They helped with the spring meeting of the county fish and game club, and their annual project was their planting of multiflora roses. BACK ROW: Charles Cody, Rich- ard Franz, Harrison Cannon, Richard Cox, james Mace, john Dickey, Ted Williams. ROW THREE: Elmer Whipker, Stephen Kinsey, Ray Anderson, Marvin Barkes, David Allta, Jesse Aull, David Chapple. ROW TWO: Ernest Wise, Don Eddy, jack Eggers, Herbert Holley, William Mathis, Mr. Woodrow Fleming, sponsor. ROW ONE: Robert Mace, Stanley Binford, David Meyer, Charles Fos- ter, Carter jerman, William Bissey. ABSENT: Ronnie Kiel. C BACK ROW: George Keller, Wil- liam David, Dan Mobley, Gary Bur- brink, Kenneth Claycamp, David Skinner. ROW THREE: Darrell Crouch, Stanley Alis, Loyd Thompson, Bill Bradley, William Strahl, Severt Nasby. ROW TWO: james Renner, Dwain Mouser, Hugh Gray, Fred Kinsel, Donald Ping, Robert Lazzell, Mr. Duane Barrows, sponsor. ROW ONE: james Mayes, Donald Stier, Phillip Kelly, David Mobley, Max Burton, David Beatty. 951 CII11JL'l'JYIf1.07I B Under the direction of Mr. Duane Barrows, Conservation B built bird feeders and planted and covered feed for quail and rabbits. The members also participated in a pest contest. Methods of conserving natural resources were studied. Refom' C 11111 A Bulldog License Plates were sold by Record Club A as a money-making project. At each meeting the group listened to music and tried to create an interest in it, especially modern rock and roll, Mr. John Robert Sheedy was the sponsor of this group. in R vmrnl Club B Record Club B assisted Record Club A in the sale of the Bulldog License Plates. During the club meeting each Wednesday, they listened and discussed different types of music. Their sponsor was Mr. Duane Anthony the new pub- lications director. BACK ROW1 -lim Archer, Charles Clark, Sheldon Willey, Charles Pate, Bob Burton. ROW THREE: ,Iudy Manus, -Y Donna Wilhite, Darlene Holley, :irfll Richard Leslie. :- ROW TWO: Cheryl Pittman, . Rosie DuLong, Larry Payne, Bar- , bara Linn, Connie Hedger, Mr. : john Sheedy, sponsor. ROW ONE: Sharon Gilliland, Dexter Mclntyre, Bill Thompson, Larry Star. Dave Gray, Barbara Hurley. BACK ROW: Ronald Barker, Sherman Larson, Delbert Law- less, Kenny Bryant, Ralph Den- ny, jerry Payne, Paul jaggers. ROW THREE: Robert Ruddiclc, Larry Schulz, jack Dobbs, Larry Mouser, John Kirts, Dale Sulli- van, Archie Taflinger, Bill Stroup. ROW TWO: Da l e Wilcox, Arthur Cox, joe Dell, Norman Stucker, D e n n is Prior, Paul Grider, Floyd Cornelius, Mr. Duane Anthony, sponsor. ROW ONE: David Lawson, Joe Morgan, Tom Jones, Don Hash- man, Rondel Mercer, Ronald Holcomb, Arthur Green, Robert Everroad. Future Ifouzeuzukerr of A1lZ81'1t'II To make better citizens through better knowledge of home and community life is the purpose of the Future Homemakers of Ameri- ca. The local chapter is headed by Miss Ber- nice Tanner, head of the Home Economics department. Making of booklets for the chil- dren at the hospital was one of their many projects. Future ITIIVTIZBVJ' of Amemka The Future Farmers of America, under the leadership of Mr. Wzryne Coy, sponsored the annual barnwarming. Karyn Genth was crowned queen of the event. A basketball tourney was held between the different FFA classes, and the seniors were crowned cham- pions. Five members of the Columbus chapter received the Hoosier Farmer Degree at the state convention at Purdue. BACK ROW: Karen Baute, j udy Wlrrd, Geneva Whittington, Frances Petro. ROW TWO: Nancy Strietlemeier, Merrillyn johnson, Carol Walker, Martha jane Wheeler, Miss Bernice Tanner, sponsor. ROW ONE: Mary Ann Tolen, Dorothy Ruddick, Betty Kitts, judy Wfhitting- ton, Lois Wilbur. BACK ROW: Charles McLean, jim Scrougham, Dean Claycamp, john Dickey, Donald Wheeler, joe Everroad, john Behrman. ROW FIVF: Harrison Cannon, Ronald Toburen, Kenneth McLean, Bob Bradley, Charles Stott, Royce Duncan, Paul Fear. ROW FOUR: Norwood Perry, Bill Bradley, Kenneth Claycamp, Paul Hoffman, Steve Hoevener, Keith Cripe, Dale Bringman, Larry Speaker, Williamson Terrell Newsom, Ill. ROW THRFF: Don Bolby, Robert Pruitt, Everett Groves, james Baute, Robert Anderson, Dale Meier, Lynn Thomp- son, Larry Finkle, Ron Scott. ROW TWO: Mr, Wfayne Coy, sponsor, David Schlehuser, jerry Patterson, Donald Coffee, Dean Kamman, Bob johnson, james Renner, Don Weidman, Eric Bloomenstock. ROW ONE: Elmer Whipker, David Chapple, Ted Hopkins, Don Meier, jerry Maley, Charles Meier, Larry Tempest, Calvin Eckert. H i- YfA: Hi-Y-A was an active club this year. They helped with the Hi-Y project of ushering at the basketball games and also held social out ings in the fall and spring. f H1 YB The annual TB penny line was again spon sored by Hi Y B this year The jingle Bell Rock thc Christmis Dlnce was under their direction Tom Hinds edged out David Johnson Bey for the lnnual Hi Y B Free Throw Trophy Mr Marston s group gave the J Ray Ross scholarship BACK ROW Gerald Morgan Lynn Clark Dale Burgan Dennis Conover john Moore Earl Barrett Mike Petro George Hamilton ROW THREL John Shireman Dan l'1tzGibbon Claude Thompson Alfred Betz Larry Ctitzer jack Hinkle Scott Banister ROW TWO Bob Spaulding., Graham Updike Cal Brand Hal Gelfius Wayne Stearns David Steen barger Mr. Page sponsor. ROW ONE: Tom Stewart Bill Ryan Mike Dry Steve Bridges Jody Taber Larry Davis David Nicker- son. BACK ROW: Steve Enochs Bob Pollitt Eddie Poole John Gentry Carroll Dunham Richard Cheever Bob Baldwin. ROW THREE: larry Long Duane Mottier, Wayne Molar jim Wendel David Brumlield jay Shumaker, Robert Records, Bill Lego, ROW TWO: Julius Eston, Bob Hamilton, Brad Ayres, Charles Schuette, Fred Yentz, Bill Walker, Ken Wells, Mr. Marston, sponsor. ROW ONE: Denny Beikman David Frohman Gary Zeigler jim Hunt, Tom Hogue, Russell Waltz, David Hickey, Chuck Shaw. Hi-Y-C H1 YD The members of Hi-Y-C sponsored by Mr Mr Maurice Randall sponsors H1 Y D Max Andress, helped guard the doors at the The members of this club vsork wth thc othcr basketball games. The coat check and Spring Hi Y clubs ushering at the baskctball gamcs Fair booth were two more projects on their list They also assist Tri Hi Y C with thcir annual BACK ROW: Gary Slinker, Larry Perciheld, Jerry Henry, Robert Pruitt, Roger O'Neill, Frank Tull, Tom Sharp. ROW THREE: Charles Hollenbeck, Floyd Petro, Perry Baxter, james Taylor, john Hayes. ROW TWO: Steve Sandlin, Frank Phillips, Richard Wilkerson, Larry Houchin, Charles Doup, Mr. Max Andress. sponsor. ROW ONE: John Sawin, William Irwin, Jerry jackson, Robert Franke, blames Ray, john Ward, james Roth. BACK ROW: Max Zeigler, Ted Himmelheber, Dean Henderson, Walter Hathaway, Mike Small, Bob Snively. THIRD ROW: Keith Hacker, Leroy Nolting, John Roethke, David Wright, Charles Zaharako, Bob Trisler, Harold Baker, Mike Wiley. SECOND ROW: Lynn Trautman, Mike Baker, Bernie Hayes, john Weddle, Larry Walls, Mike Grindle, Mr. Maurice Randall, sponsor. FRONT ROW: Steve Pardieck, Gary Taylor, john Head, Bob Zuck- schwerdt, Dean Kamman, Wayne Fulp, Dave Rittman, Don Evans. Hz'-YE Hi-Y E, under the direction of Mr. Wilbur Albietz, helped in the Heart Fund Drive house- to-house canvass. Ushering at one of the home basketball games and contributing to the J. Ray Ross Scholarship were also services rendered by this club. H1'-Y F At Christmas time Hi-Y E provided Colum- bus High School students the opportunity of sending Christmas cards to other students by operating a mail service. They also took their turn of ushering at the basketball games. They were sponsored by Mr. james Orlosky. BACK ROW: Terry Galbraith, Phil Schaefer, Don Boswell, Myron Bozell. ROW THREE: Tom Shut-man. Ronald Shook, Don Stfckans. Loren Lures, jack Wagner, Max lNlidder1dorf. ROW TWO: Dave Malone, Wfendell Hibbitt, Ronald Lewel- len, J. D. Guyizel, Charles Clark, Mr. Wilbur Allwietz, sponsor. ROW ONE1 john Everroad. Earl Pulse, jerry Hinkle, Dick Sharp. Ronald Sewell. BACK ROW: Larry Mclntosh, john Nay, Roger Arnholt, Steve McClintic, Chris Pankow, Charles McClintic, Cecil Key. ROW THREE: Walter Bannis- ter, Don Holt. Jerry Strietlemeier, Paul Schwartzkopf, Charles Payne, Vincent Flickinger, Larry Kiel. ROW TWO: john Thompson, Ronnie Jacobs, Curtis Linke, David Eivecoat, David Brooks, Larry Hurley, Mr. James Orlosky, sponsor. ROW ONE: James Mobley, Robert Olmsted, james Poore, Kenneth Buchanan, Eric Gressel, Richard Wagner, jack Mann. H i- Y-G The sweet tooth of the students was hlled by the members of Hi-Y-G, for this club sold candy to make money. At Christmas they gave a food basket to a needy family. Mr. Arthur Fleser is the sponsor for this active group of boys. BACK RCJW: David Ahlbrand, James Beshear, Ray McQueen, Lloyd Artis, Sidney Showalter, Mike Weis- ner. ROW THREE: Mike Bechelli, George Moore, W. T, Newsom, Ronald Orman, Mike Greene, Steve Burns, Gene Dickey. ROW TXWO: Jim Whitehouse, Morris Cochran, Larry Thomas, Stu- art Brown, Roger Callahan, Ronnie Gressel, Mr, Fleser, sponsor. ROW ONE: Gerald Sandlin, Don Hall, Bill Byrd, Dick Hurley, Tom Booher, Carl Correll, Lonnie Rod- gers. Hi- YH Hi-Y-H participated in spring and fall outings and operated one of the coat checks during the basketball games this year. They also had a neat booth at the annual Spring Fair. Mr. jack Nussbaum is the sponsor of this group. BACK ROXV: Doug Emig, Clifford Greenlee, Bob Minor, jim Camp- bell, Bob Fulp, John Fitzsimmons, John Sullivan, Bob Myrick, Gary George. ROW THREE: Gerald Newland, Tom Marshall, Howard Nading, Bob Noel, Ken McDermott, George Rus- sell, jerry Fish, Pete Runick, Larry Gilbert. ROW TWO: Bill Hurt, William McAnelly, jeff Owens, Jerry Speedy, Scott Wood, Eddie Fields, Larry Slinker, Huey Stevens, Mr. Nuss- baum, sponsor. ROW ONE: Robert Priddy, john Percifield, john Perry, Ralph Priddy, Larry Pumphrey, Robert Daugherty, David Tanner. Hz- Y I Hi-Y I is a new chapter of Hi-Y this year. Mr. Raymond Scott sponsors the new club. Most of the club are sophomores so this was their first experience at planning outings, oper- ating a booth at the Spring Fair, and conduct- ing meetings. Niztzmzl 5c12'1zct' Under the leadership of Mr. Ferry Clark, National Science Club learned much about dif- ferent fields of general science. Members gave reports about taxidermy and Indian relics, and the group also kept displays in the case outside their club room. BACK ROW: Gene Wilson, Don Nugent, Larry Yazell, Reinold VonFange, Myron Finchum. ROW TWO: Bob Burns, Michael Lentz, Charles Shire- man, Glenn McKinney, Roger Coers, Mr. Raymond Scott, sponsor. ROW ONE: Don Weed, Lynn Thompson, Ed Zuck- schwerdt, William Calhoun. William Sewell. BACK ROW: David Green- lee, William Benson, Richard Bray, William McKinney. ROW THREE: james West, Philip Hendershot, David Hunt, Darrell Stultz, Larry Sonnefeld. ROW TWO: Robert Bowie, Robert VanEst, Robert Huey, john Hepler, Mr. Ferry Clark, sponsor. ROW ONE: Larry Enochs, Tom Bray, Gerald Smiley, jim Crouch, Floyd Grider. l'l'1'-H1'-Y-A IIIHI I B Miss Sharon Fishhackls tluh Tri HiY A Tri Hi X B sponsored coffee cluh lor the sponsored again their annual style shovx IS 1 fuulty on Wednesdays xfttr school 1nd lSSlSEL4l money-making project, and as 1 projett don 1ted in the He 1rt lund house to house t IDN 1ss Mrs il hasket of food to a needy family Sl he members C arol Miller sponsored the group also enjoyed themselves at their outinff BACK ROW: Pat Purvis, Nanty Roe, Linda Alexander, Carol Rasp, Saundra Schneider, Sarah Andrews. Linda Baxter. ROW THREE: Beverly Lawless. Cynthia Foster, Rosalie Mclntosh. Wlilma Milnes, Carole Simmen, Susan Danner, Patricia Dillon. ROW TWO: Nancy Pumphrey. Beverly Fritsch, Carolyn Walters, Deanna Fodrea, Leslie Bluhm, Carol Boyer, Miss Sharon Fishhack, spon- sor. ROW ONE: joyce Thompson Nancy .lo Doup, Anna Edwards. Saundra Champion. Maheline Cook. Roylin Ferguson, Sherry Sipes. -loyre Hollin. BACK ROW: Mary 'lean Swartz, Bonnie Streeval, Betty Westerlield, janice Carr, Rita Henderson, Shirley Milnes, Phyllis Newland, Sandra Corbin, Glenna Moore. ROW THREE: judy Edwards, Linda Leech, Kathryn Hubbard, Barbara Henry, Janice Hoffman, Jane Bur- hrink, Emily Serser, Ruth Ann Hoe- vener, Diana Dewey. -leri Stitsworth. juanita Houchin. ROW TWO: Carolyn Skinner. Lynn Chitwood, Phyllis Kent, Barhara McGinnis, -Ianice Dilk. Roberta Lutz, Sandra Westendorf, Mrs. Carol Miller, sponsor. ROW ONE: Kay Cox, Sondra Col- bert, Alice Starks, Irene Smith, Marion Nehrt, Linda Morris, Judy Barnett, Carolyn Bolar. T1 'li-Hl.- YC Tri-Hi-Y C was indeed a busy club this year. To increase the treasury they sponsored their annual chili supper and the Homecom- ing dance, Harvest Moon Ball. At Christ- mas they clothed a needy girl. Miss Mildred Murray is the sponsor of this group. T1'z'-H1'- YD This year Tri-Hi-Y D sold salt water taffy to the students of C.S.H.S. At Thanksgiving a food basket was given to a needy family by them. Their sponsor is Miss Frances Taylor. A chili supper was sponsored by them between the games of the sectional tourney. BACK ROW: Jane Butler, Linda Butler, Nancy Galloway, Jo Ann Cummins, Betty Perry, Anita Walker, Sue Jackson, Connie David, Barbara Maier, Sandy Welsh. ROW THREE: Sharon Briefly, Bar- bara Tresler, Ramona Bruce, Mary Jane Phillips, Carol Hamilton, Carol Moorman, Carolyn Outman, Ann Tarpley, Verna Welch. ROW TWCJ: Rebecca Redmon, Ann Roark, Patti Day, Carolyn Moore, Nancy Wolbers, Marsha Watstun, Miss Mildred Murray, spon- sor. Jan McMahan. ROW ONE: Kathy Foster, Deanna Pyatt, Dixie Ifddelman, Lela Mor- ledge, Maurene Asher, Charlotte Cowles, Norma Small, Sharolyn Shearer, Rita Howell, Nancy Miller. BACK ROW: Lonnie Taylor, Janet Lane, Ann Kessler, Martha Wright, Judy Whipker, Linda Kinsel, Shirley Tanner, Lois Waltz, Linda Wilson, Carolyn Weddle, Karen Bense. ROW TWO: Patty Greathouse, Rita Weidman, Ruth Ann Meyer, Sharon Moore, Judy Hammond, Carolyn Meek, Julia Rees, Katharine Over- holser, Judy Sullivan, Miss Frances Taylor, sponsor. ROW ONE: Earline Baute, Beverly Pardieck, Mary Ann Proffitt, Judy Miller, Kathryn Spurgin, Patty Lego, Sue Roark, Karen Bozell, Carolyn Cox, Vivian Sullivan. Tri-H11 YE Mrs. June Hagan sponsored these active girls this year. The dance after the hrst basket- ball game of the season, the 'lBackboard Bounce, was sponsored by them. They also tried hard to live up to the Tri-Hi-Y motto. BACK ROW: Margaret Scheidt, Judy DeSpain, Barbara Sullivan, Dorothy Hancock, Virginia Turpin. Beverly Trotter. ROW' THREE: Annette Fleming, Mary Sanders, Betty McKim, Beverly Gruhl, Joyce Axsom, Connie Barkes, Martha Thompson, Nicki Holton, Carol Shatto, Mary Lou Scheidt. ROW TWO: Barbara Fish, Donna Petro, Linda Aull, Shelia Steele, Pat Moorman, Linda Newland, Mary Mofhtt, Betty Gelhus, Mrs, June Hagan, sponsor. ROW ONE: Beverly Vetter, Connie Boaz, Carol Tellman, Connie Shafer, Barbara Bonnell, Carol Gossman, Nancy Moore, Phyllis Meeks, Janet Scheidt. BACK ROW: Carolyn Huffer, Louise Wells, Karen Powell, Reita Voss, Judy Waggoner, Sondra Throop. ROW THREE: Nancy Hawk, Ro- berta Head, Deanna Foster, Valura Truitt, Sandra Brown, Jean Bragg, Margaret Cundiff, Beverly Waddle, Laura Vandiver. ROW TWC7: Mara Gulbis, Linda Luenebrink, Janice Peters, Donna Edwards, Carolyn Dobbs, Susan Love, Barbara Bottorff, Dianne Col- lins, Naomi Craig, Miss Johanna Larson, sponsor. Row ONE: Linda Huffman, Betty l Holcomb, Xzondra Harrison, Phyllis 1 Dobbs, Connie Pogue, Bonnie Ford- ing, Barbara Bohn, Sue Absher, Pearl 1 Posey. l T7'l.-HZ.- YF Tri-Hi-Y F is a new chapter of Tri-Hi-Y at Columbus this year. Most of the members are sophomores. The sponsor, Miss Johanna Lar- son, is also new to C.S.H.S. All of the mem- bers enjoyed participation in their outings. Y- ILTIIJ' A Y- I-l'L'71J' B To usher CSHS students into the tourney mood, Y-Teens A sponsored the Sectional Bound dance. Miss Louise Van Lieu, their sponsor, helped them plan and conduct a rum- mage sale at the East Columbus Fire Depart- ment. As a service to Columbus, Y-Teens B out- fitted a needy girl at Christmas time and at Thanksgiving gave an entire family a dinner. At the eve of the Student Council Conven- tion this club sponsored the Ivy League Hop to welcome all of the guests. Mrs. Helen Mellencamp is the sponsor. ifi BACK ROW: Kathy London. Lois Luse, Diana Perry, Party Herring, Karen Hursen, Janice Schiller, Jo Helen Murray, Vir- ginia Van Norman, Luane M wt- tier. ROW THREE: Judy Newby. Wiera Zieleniuk, Janet Ander- son, Sondra Hill, Norma Bier- lein, Frances Gray, Carol Foster, Barbara Crouch. ROW THREE: Cherene Wade, Betty Wheatcraft, Linda Mengler, Nancy Voss, Daune Rita Cook, Judy Grigdesby, Donna Davis, Martha Mundell, Miss Louise Van Lieu, sponsor. ROW ONE: Cynthia Fulp, Con- nie Meshberger, Sue Morris, Con- nie Brougher, Dina Berry, Karen Keesling, Nancy Weisner, Karyn Genth. Penny Rees. BACK ROW: Charlotte Glasson, Wanda Sprague, Mary Jane Blair, Delores Franlcland, Ann Boeschen, Karen Reinking, Phyl- lis Gossman, Janet Gross. THIRD ROW: Carole Henry, Glada Webster, Sarah Eousr, Kay Perkins, Joan Nordman, Chat- lotte Murphy, Dorothy Behrman. SECOND ROW: Wilma Beary, Patty Sullivan, Betty Catraco. Sara Hurley. Diane Nordman, Betty Behrman, Mrs. Helen Mel- lencamp, sponsor. FIRST ROW: Letty Weaver, Chic Conrad, Carolyn Horn, Judy Morgan, Pat Loesch, Carol Hut- ton, Beth Beesley. Y- fllfwzr C Snowball, a dance decorated in a winter theme, was sponsored by Y-Teens C after the Columbus-Seymour basketball game. Under the leadership of Mrs. Wanda Lawless, they also planned and enjoyed themselves at outings and other social events. BACK ROW: Ann Mc- Mahan, Carolyn Mercer, Sharon Meyer, Donna Sat- rerrield, Carol Hickey. ROW THREE: Phyllis Heavern, Mary McAllister, 'I a n e t Spurgeon, Karen M e y e r, Pat Robinson, Sandy Fisher. ROW TWO: Phyllis Kel- ly, Margaret Cummins, Nancy Thompson, Shirley Hewitt, Doris Liggett, Mrs. Wanda Lawless, sponsor. ROW ONE: Kaye Brodie, Saundra Ahlbrand, Bonnie Borgman, Mary Barlow, jackie Shrader, Mary Lea Cook, Beverly McClure. BACK ROW 1 M a r t y Mohr, Barbara Stadler, Marietsa Theobald, jill Baker, Loretta Noblitr, D o r oth y Day, Martha Goeller, Betty McLain. ROW THREE: Mary El- len Sims, Kathy Harra, Janie Coppick, Noel Ross, Phyllis Nolting, Eleanor Snyder, Sandy Rhodes, Susan Settle. ROW TWO: Melinda En- gelking, Barbara Eddy, Connie Dickens, Roberta Zeigler, Glenda Collins. Sandy Roeder, janice Hun- ter, Miss Alta Redmond, sponsor. ROW ONE: Carol Bush, Sally Abbott, Patty Snyder, Sue Roth, Peggy Meyers. J a n e t Robertson, Nan Schenck, Linda Koehler. Y- Ttwzr D The Christmas tree in the foyer of the school was decorated by Y-Teens D. Another annual project for them was to sell the basket- ball schedule pencils. They started the club year with a fall outing and sponsored the first dance of the year. The Y-Teens D sponsor is Miss Alta Redmond. Y-1112115 E Y-Ylfwlr F The beauty shop operated at the Girls' Club every Saturday morning was manned by mem- lters of Y-Teens E. This indeed kept the mem- bers busy, but they along with their sponsor, Mrs. Nancy Timbrook, found time to plan and attend spring and fall outings. Y-Teens F was the Hbabyl' of the six Y-Teen chapters, and their sponsor, Miss Jane Hicks, was also new to the Columbus High School system. The members of the club found time to participate in the Heart Fund house-to-house canvass. BACK ROW: Glenna Russell, Rebecca Gant, Mary Spurgin, Henrietta Morrison, Mae Mathis, -Ioyce Eddleman, Sally Ostick, ,Iudy Wilson. ROW THREE: Sandy Albert, ,ludy Mclierron, Sharon Hart, Rita Duncan, Lydia Sanders, Vicki Eckles, Anita Sanders, jane Bennett, Joyce Edwards. ROW TWO: Betty Arterburn, Kenna Albert, Donna Zeigler, -lane Boswell, Sandra lsley, Ruth Percilield, Mrs. Nancy Timbrook, Splinsllr. ROW ONE: Carol Albert, Bue- lah McAnelly, Janice Baker, Edna Lentz, Bonnie Wells, Sue Burns, Sandra Fuel, Nellie DeArmand. BACK ROW: Mary Ann Sears, Doretta Rodgers, Sharon Harden, -Ianet Williams, julia Hickey. ROW THREE: Barbara Littrell, Susan Crouch, Diane Robinson, Sharon Romine, Denna DeHaven, jane Dellinger. ROW TWO: Karen Romine, Pat Moore, Georgia Gregg, Barbara Sims, Carol Romine, Miss jane Hicks, sponsor. ROW ONE: Judy Hamilton, Shirley Franke, Vera Beauchamp, ,lean Ann Best, Ann Brown. ROW THREE: Sue Fivecoat, janet Hz'-F17 As the name implies, Hi-Fi Club encour- aged interest in High Fidelity sound, equip- ment, and music. Much time was spent by the members and Mr. Joe Willitinis, sponsor, planning outings and a Spring Fair project. Radio For the first time this year CSHS had a Radio Operators Club. Members learned ama- teur radio work and worked toward qualify- ing for their Federal Communication Com- mission license. Co-sponsors of the club were Mr. Arthur Taylor and Mr. Don Beck. - 1 1 ' BACK ROW: William Eldon Car- roll, Ron a l tl Hubbard, Ronnie Henry, Greg Marshall, Gordon Meeks, Ann Giddings, Shelsie Gilley. Franke, Glor Mount, Doris ROW TWO: Charlotte Catt Garrison, Lois i liams, sponsor, RC DW UNF: Burton, Lea Barl-tes. Agnes i a White, Melinda Snyder, Icy Allman. Carol McCormick, Barbara -lessee, Betty Moore, Mr. Aloe Wil- Wanda Perry, -I udy Gayle Ford, Donna jones, james Tays. BACK RC JW: Fred Trimpe, Don Bowlby, Bill Finke, jim Pickett, Virgil Latnbert, jack johns, David Combs. ROW THREF: Fric Bloomenstoclc, Raymond Weaver, jim Coffman, Bill Hadley, Richard Grow, Daryl Beam, Tom Faglen, Kurt Gloger. ROW TWC7: Roger Fields, Steve Loesch, Henry Holley, Dale Hamp- ton, Kenneth Helt, jay Heath, Don Thompson, Noah Henderson. ROW ONE: Mr. Arthur Taylor, co-sponsor, David K. Brumheld, Dave Sublerte, David Nugent, Douglas Phillips, Lester Hobbick, Ton Stults, Mr. Don Beck. co- sponsor. ' ... A l 1 Clbliff C l 1111 Chess Club, sponsored by james K. Kelly, teaches the ability to concentrate, along with good sportsmanship. This club held its annual chess tournament and helped in the coat checks at the basketball games. Ebb KHI1Ill'l'1I7l.f A Kaduceans A merged with the Sunshine Chapter and attended the State Sunshine Con- vention in Greenwood. They also helped at the hospital for two hours each evening dur- ing the year. One of their Christmas projects was the purchase of a new outfit for an under- privileged girl. The club also helped on Tag Day. ln the spring they took their annual trip to Indianapolis sponsored by the Hospital Auxiliary and helped in the Spring Fair. BACK ROW: Carl Lackey, George Abel, james Perkinson, Robert Grow, Dean Miller, Den- nis Piercelield, jeff Crump, Ken- neth Hawn, jerry Anderson. ROW THREE: Clarence Stuart, Virgil Burton, Fred Bush, Wil- liam Bush, Larry Cummins, Steve Stutz, William McLaughlin, Wil- liam Wilson, Douglas Hill. ROW TVUO: jerry Cummins, jerry Manley, Gene Fox, Robert Myers, jim Smith, Wayne San- ford, james jackson, Mr, jame' Kelly, sponsor. ROW ONE: Henry Champion, Ronald jaggers, john Behtman, Tom Marshall, john Barkhimer, jim Bennett, john Lind, Tom Hill, David Abel. BACK ROW: Rosalie Crouch, Rebena South, Phyllis Knox, Toni Warfel, Carol Eynon, Diana Zeigler, Beverly Pugh. ROW THREE: Dorothy Leslie, joyce Buring, jean Eggers, Carol Ross, Linda Eckert, judy Wen- dell, judith Bragg. Karen Hill. ROW TWO: Stachia Enochs, Sara Ferguson, Ruth Ferguson, Dana Carnes, Rosemary Brown, judith Western, joyce Hornbeck, Sharon Origer, Miss Deloris Ellis, sponsor. ROW ONE: Mary Alice Wilder, Betsy McClellan, janice Hardin, judy Romine, Linda Sullivan, Mary Lou Green, june Bunch, janet White, janet Hart. Kaduceanr B Kaducean B under the leadership of Miss Edna Folger promotes the interest of the girls in the held of nursing. As a service project the girls worked daily at the County Hospital. They also had outings and sold candy for their money-making project. BACK ROW: Carol Philpot, Ruth Heitz, Sue Robertson, Ruth Ann Seward, Linda Bryer, Donna Behr. ROW THREE: Nancy Thompson, Linda Cohee, Lorean Sigman, Linda Eddy, Joann Guthrie, Shirley Hill, Dorothy Mosley, Susan White, Carolyn Bradley. ROW TWO: Linda Robertson, Barbara Smith, Darlene Clear, Linda Sparrow, Lorene Perry, Beverly Ford, Barbara Setser, Miss Edna Folger, sponsor. ROW ONE: Ruby Lucas, jean Boots, Wanda Adam, Barbara Camp- tield, Peggy Mitchner, Sandy Fields, Joy Richards, Norma Philpot, Ruth Demants, BACK Row. Jane Quick, Phyllis Booher, Dorothy Pyatt, Mary Schafer, joan Hull, Phyllis Grider, Sue Petro. ROW THREE: Maxine Quick, Marilyn Strong, Bonnie Cheek, Sonia Harris, Mary Lou Harris, Betty Lowman. ROW TWO: Linda Clear, Patricia Cress, Diane Runyon, Wanda Lane, Dorothy Sheldon, Lois Martin, Mrs. Hazel McKain. sponsor. ROW ONE: Joann Eckert, Laura Cain, Barbara Brown, R o b e r t a Griner, Barbara Miller, Saundra Wilkins, Lana Huff, Janet Earnshaw. ABSENT: Anna Moore. Kaducea1zJ C Sponsored by Mrs. Hazel McKain, mem- bers of Kaduceans C also helped at the hos- pital. At tOLlt'Il2lITlCDt time they made the boutonnieres sported by so many fans. Out- ings were also planned and attended by this club. 14x 50 -L. . .4 ,-:slr - ?.?kEwLQi-,, s '7 ' pri. 3. ., .l '51 1 , . i-1. -- .MW fi.. BACK ROXV: Mr. Dunne Anthony, etlitorial sponsor, Jim Vlhitehousc, Dennis Unger, john Thompson, ligirl Pulse. ROW' TXWO: Charlotte Cowles, Phyllis Kent, Richiirtl Wiigner Xwilliiiin Bissey, Giiri Clhiintller, XV. T, Newsom, Miss llilllil Folger, sponsor, Cynthia Foster, Annette Fleming. ROW' ONIZ1 Phyllis Nolting, Carol Tellmrin, Mary lane Bl.iir. Sue Roth, ,Iutly Stonetipher. Allin MtMaluin, Nan Schentlq, Nanny Miller, ,liinet Rohertson, Lynn Cfhitwooil, Karen Keesling. The Lqgf Witli glued hands rind friiyetl nerves the Log Stull' rushed to tiilce pictures, write copy, meet deadlines, iintl bring to CHS the l958 yeiirhoolc. We have ut- teinptetl in these pages to tell the story of our high school tis we see it. Now that the Log is complete, we can siiy it was fun! Charlotte Cowles, Cynthia Foster and Nun Schenek work to meet tleiullines. A-Q7 5 K3 s N janet MCMHh21H and Nun Schenck, eo-editors, and the advisors, Miss Folger :intl Mr. Anthony, tiilk over plains for the Log. The Trzlnzglv Little did the students of CSI-IS realize the ''hehind-the-scenes actions that went on so they could read and enjoy the Triangle every Friday afternoon. Witli the aid and advice of the publications director, Duane Anthony, co- editors Linda Robertson and Letty Wezlver met deadlines and kept up with their tight schedule for puhlication. ' 'Q, fm. 5- 35 - , Letty, Linda. and Mr. Duane Anthony are making plans for next weeks paper. The staff members rush to meet deadlines. BACK RKJW: Ray Sweeney, Mr. Duane Anthony, advisorg Eddie johnson, Patti Day, Barham Priddy, Sandra Throop. Beverly Ross, Ruth Percitield, Scott W'ood. ROW TWCJ: Floyd Grider, Ronnie Schnier, Delores Frankland, Barhara Henry, Carolyn Wzalttfrs. Sue Rohertson. Penny Rees. Phyllis Meeks. ROW ONE: Carl Correll, Leslie Bluhm, Nancy ,lo Doup, Linda Rtzhertson. Letty Wfeaver, Susan Danner, Vicki Long. David Sattertield, Glenda Collins. Banff BACK ROXV: Mr. Ralph Templeton, band directorg Larry Taylor, Frank Tull. ROXV THREE: George Moore, Jerry Manley, Dav- id Sweeney, Shirley Ford, Judy Whipkc'r, john Bark- himer, Lee Essex, Robert Grow, Dennis Newland, Gene Fox, Richard Ham- ilton. ROW TNWO: james jack- son, Donna Ziegler, Wanda Sprague, Roger Fields, Jay Heath, Patricia Purvis, Daryl Beam, Lois Luse. ROW ONE: Larry Enochs, Charles Shaw, Nancy Roe. MAJORETTES: Diary Barlow, Lois Wilbur, Judy Brown, janet Sue Robert- son. V191 tUl The members of the band are now wearing the prod- uct of the Band Parent's and their own hard work-new uniforms. Mr. Ralph Templeton, band director, kept the band on a busy schedule this year. They held three concerts, one featuring popular music, one featuring serious music, and one combined with the choir. Many members entered and took honors at the Solo and Ensemble annual contest held at Bloomington. Some of the majorettes also entered competition at their annual contest. The band provided music for us at each home football and basketball game and at school convocations. The majorettes also performed at these events. 52 Robert Olmsted, sergeant: Marjory Mcl-'eek second lieutenant Gene Vox, ciptain, Charles Shaw first lieutenant Blue Nrztra Mood music and music to dance by were provided for all the school dances this year by the Blue Notes, our high school dance hand. The ensemhle was di- rected by Mr. Ralph Templeton. They pro- vided a wonderful at- mosphere for the after- the-hallgame dances. Band BACK ROVU: Rich- ard Whipker, Tom Worrell, Rex Mapes, David Johnson-Bey. Myron Finchum, Rita Howell, ROW THREE: Floyd Petro, Lela Morledge, Larry Cummins, Alan Tompkins, 1 a m e s johnson, Mike Petro, Dennis Rarick, Steven Stutz, Barbara Bot- torff, Robert Olmsted, Jerry Cummins, Phillip Riley. ROW TWO: Deanna Poster, Margie Mc- Peek, Melinda Mount. john Behrman. David Greenlee. Tom Tay- lor, Jim Whitehouse, David Sublette. ROW ONE: Kay Scutt, Tom Sharp, Wayne Sanford. MAJORIZTTES: Jan Burns, Carol Walker, Barbara Eddy, David Greenlee. 5,4- BACK ROWY Frank Phillips, Skipper Lindeman, Donald liddy, Stanley Simpson, David Frazier, Larry Wlllls, Tom Bray, Michael Wfiley. Stephen McClintic, W'illiam Helt, Robert Franke, Richard Davis, Russell Hicks, Dan l7itzGihhon. ROW THRlili: David Malone, Ronald Hubbard. Herschel Crippen, Michael Small. lildon Carroll, Larry Houchin, Dale Wilctnx, james Beshear, Robert Pollirr, Cal Brand, Tom Hogue, Edward Poole, Robert Olmsted, Stephen Enochs. ROW TWC7: Karen Hill, Linda Alexander, Carol liynon. Melinda lingelking. Donna Davis, Loretta Noblitt, Cynthia liulp, Martha Mundell, Dona Detloll. Wfanda Adam, Mary jane Blair, Wilma Beatty, Kay Brodie, Carol Bush. ROW' ONIE: Melinda Mounts, Carol Henry, Beth Beeslev, Irene Smith, Phyllis Gossman, Carol McCormick, Carole Simmen, Glenna Brand, Peggy Mitchner. ,lulia liitzGibbon. Beverly McClure, Sandra liisher, Cathy -lo Bailey, Mr, ,loe Wfilliams, director, Deanna Fodrea. pianist. Concert Choir Concert Choir, under the direction of Mr. joe VUHhanw,rnuchaxd newfrobestho year Exchange Club donated S900 and the club members sold candy to make up the balance of 55500. The members taken in second xanemer were Lynn Clntwood and Judy Blow gan. 'The group preuxued progranw for con- vocanons and codc groups Officers Tom Bray, vice president, Beverly McClure, treasurerg Carol McCormick, secretaryg Herschel Crippen, presi- dent. Girly! Choir The Girls' Choir had a very busy schedule this year. They presented a Fall Concert and a May Concert, participated in the Community Christmas program, and also sang for Colum- bus Junior High School and Senior High School convocations. New members added second semester were Phyllis Grider, Connie Pogue, Rita Duncan, Sally Ostick, Janice Schiller, Shirley Franke, Julia Brock, Saundra Throop, Janet Hart, Dorothy Behrman, Anita Walker, Norma Small, and Pat Moore. BACK ROW: Dixie Edclelman, Saundra Champion, Patricia Dillon Carol Hutton Mary Ann Herr Annette Fleming Anna Edwards, Jean Boots, Beverly Trotter, Carolyn Bolar, Kenna Albert ROW THREE: Barbara George, Sharon Meyer, Judy Manus Judy McFeron Carol Moorman Dana Carnes Jane Butltr Vir ginia Turpin, Sarah Andrews, Donna Behr, Barbara Setser ROW TWO: Xzondra Harrison, Linda Butler, Doris Brock Icy Allman Sue Burns Georganna Stroud Beth Fodrea Jean Eggers, Leona Rudicel, Mara Gulbuis, Bonnie Fording. ROW ONE1 Mr. Joe Williams, sponsor, Nancy Thompson Ann Kessler Connie Barkes Shirley Hewitt Bonnie Borgman Georgia Gregg. Juanita Houchin, Betty Perry, Barbara Stadler Barbara Bohn Sandra Brown Sharon Clark Barbara McGinnis pianist. J I7 AJ We fee Columbm Hz 4 x r spxrxt Imllry md prxdn III lvomtu Hx our dgrcrmnmd ulmlntxc tums Tlx mm mumtx dong mth tha studnnr luodx LYIIITLISI lsmllly Supports spomnq wants Througl r rrr1mur1l vroqrlm s IS uc me nr pxrr umm SPDT!! xx ' ' x I kg J f --4 ,Z ff N C Ouqm, l'1',1 1' .'l i:Xx ou ilz 1 1 iz ,girljzf llQ.lmys, f' i2lIlL'I1iUy Q ibyz A min... J C A L s 'tfvqbgaawl . 9.-.WM m A g ' 'fm , Kvgq,-5,V i 'i- Tm , .4 1- I R wg, fv.,,,g I X -1 Q' V 21 i ' . ' ii:-1- , A , 3 if f x . , K K, A A K , , V L . 1+-yw -vu.. Q. - ' Iii 'XV' uk? 'BW YN LS 'SN ......p-q-Nw V bu- .anl .Fl . . ,, -R. a- : 4 0 , I , b' 'lx 'ry 4. I 7a,x!w 3 4- we I? '-Q f A l, s. .,,. .av Vdffigl Grid Team Finirlaer With A 6-3 Record .lohn W'ard grits his teeth and hangs on to stop that charging runner, as Russell Waltz watches to make sure that the tackle is made. The Canines opened the season with a one touchdown loss to North Vernon. S.C.C. foe Martinsville provided our Dogs with their first victory of the season. Franklin was the next vic- tim as the gridders hlanked the Cuhs. Seymour, the conference champs, won on their field in a hard fought contest. The Panthers of Bloom- ington spoiled our first homecoming hy giving the Dogs their worst defeat of the season. However, that proved to he the last defeat of the campaign as the team won hy a slim one point margin over the Shelbyville team. The Bulldogs scored their third shutout as the Bucs of Greensburg went down in defeat on a rain soaked gridiron. A last minute touchdown made a victory for Coach Max Andress instead of a tie with hleffersonville. A red cap was the prize as the Dogs closed the season with a win over Southporfs Cardinals. l 'X - . B l 'f.m: .,, f 'ifraif , I A,-.. 7' , rl , A :gf . . V if' r f . . . ui. ,A , NX ws 4 5 gg i N mv xi . ' . ga BACK ROW: Tom Barkes, Milton Hendry, Loren Lures, John Gentry, Dan Mobley, Mike Wiley, -lim Hunt. ROW THREE: Larry Arterburn, Steve Bridges, Ken McDermott, David Bloomenstock, Lawrence Smith, Stewart Brown, Homer Neal, .lack Mann, jack Hinkle. ROW TWO: Duane Barrows, Line Coachg Ron Sewell, Don Hall, Gary Zeigler, jerry Hinkle, Fred Yentz, john Everroad, Phil Riley, George Russell, Max Andress, Coach. ROW ONE: james Morton, Bob Zuckschwerdt, Larry Hawk, john Weddle, jim Ray, john Ward, Russell Waltz, David Frohman, Tom Hogue. John Warcl ......44. Larry Hawk .....,.A Russell Waltz .l,.,. Homer Neal ,v...,.. -lim Hum ......... Tom Barkes ..... Phil Riley ...... Gary Zeigler james Morton ....,.... David Satterfield ..... Tom Hogue .,....l..... Don Hall ...,.. jim Ray .,,............,.... John Everroad ......... Robert Zuckschwerdt Ronald Sewell ...,..,. john Weddle ...... David Frohman ....... jerry Hinkle v....... :af iff! U Al , UWN3'-5' V' 61 OO C0 RISI RVI IIAM BACIx ROW om Dm crry R1Ll11r1l 1 1 c om Moore Moblq Qrrnetalmuer H mlm Smlrh C rump C entry ROW! TW O lxflllxf. Jon I 1 ry R1Ll11rcI 'Iom I 1 ry 'ilxnppcr XWIIQ W1eI1111 111 ku C rltzer Cheewr SI11rp long, I mdcm Ill ROW ONF M1 t o D111 C1r1l11m M1x Du me Vmgcm Mr W1ltcr P150 Hem ry 3p1ul1l1n5, Homer LlPCIllxC 7c1g,ler Mottlcr FIICICIIIACI' Cmeh Russell XV1ltz m1I-ces mother IlCIxlC vslule D'lXlLl Satterfxeld rushes III RESERVE TEAM BOX SCORES Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus 3 I I 7 C 7 Fr mklm MTFIIHSVIIIC Shelbyvllle Seymour Greensburg, Seymour I CF 19- 1' Q . .v 'F A -1' W 1. wig .1 X lk f ' F Lx H A 1 1,11 ' I IQ 'J-1 I-1 Jn -I-If ,yu I l AI .xr 1 4 .xr ' 'Q I z . Y Q11 'I It Bb I1 lzz 1 1 . 2 ' 2' ,lv tl ,Y A JA., .i .i.y. lf V 'M ,S 2 'I y L . . 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'C 1 1' 4 U X' e 1 ' 1 U ll The boys tlkc uma our from thur prmma md huddlc xround Comb M 1x Andrcss xxhxlc hc mws rhcm 1 fux pomrars --Q49 1'wv-- Wi After 1 good pmcmc soma of the phyers get hrcd up for tomorrow n1s,htsl1 ,ame ' aff ff ' A ? Q . I P E -mai' ., I . fl! J . 1 1 I Lf A o Q ' ,f W 51 .K 4 .NA I . 4 , w ' Q 1 SN 'Q' gt A' '. A 4 I Q i D 'I L . f' 4, N ' 77 M u rg 4 , 4 IPI 4 ' , L -rr ln, , S , ' 4' 1 V 'L ,., I , X . ' X 7 Q . x ' - V , . V .w ' x A r- - , 'N' ml 5 V ., xx ' , 4 . , . .LMI ' f L ' ' i , r,,' ' A I A . 'J A UQ' Q i Lx. Z Q f ' rg . V ,' ' . - FIS. . 144 l ,X b ' V 4 J , V ' L . .-.... . :af The Dogs Rack Up 13-8 -Terry Brooks goes up for an easy layup as three Martinsville players stand watching. ver All Record The Bulldogs started the season hy whip- ping hoth Bloomington teams, They traveled to Bloomington High to play hefore the TV cameras, and Gordon Blancett led the Dogs to a li-ll victory. The hoys got past Conners- ville, hut met their lirst defeat hy Bosse of lfvansville in the gym on Maple street. The next three games were on the road. The win over Shelhy made another conference win, hut the Bulldogs lost to Elkhart and lNladison. The next two games with Franklin and Mar- tinsville were split with a win and a loss, David johnson-Bey led the Dogs to a high scoring victory over Howe. The eight seniors, three juniors, and two sophomores finished the season hy defeating Greenshurg, Manual, Sey- mour, Southport, and Richmond. Anderson, Rushville, and uleffersonville gave the canines three more defeats. In the Sectional this year the Bulldogs de- feated Fairland hy I5 points and Boggstown hy I7. Wfith had hrealqs and too many fouls the Dogs were eliminated hy XXfaldron 65 to 6 l. David 'Iohnson-Bey ties up a Martinsville player .ts Gordon Blancett, Alerry Hinltle, and .mother Martinsville player start for the hall. Nov Vox Nlov Nlov Du Dec Dec Dec DLL .tn an x lmhnson lcrrx llmlslg Robut lranltt lcrrx Butltr Cmuzl Imaam' 1 L n llusthcl C rlppcn Dotmltl lx ms Iamts R ax Clldlll Cunt: C lzanf Cfortl mn Blftmttt Ruth Harker lay Shumalser Icrrx Bro mlts C nan! Clzanf Guard Cnard BOXSLORL C olumbus Lolumbus Columbus Columbus -Columbus 15-Columbus l -Columbus 20 folumbus 27-Columbus 10-Lolumbus l Colum wus lJl'!lXLI'slIy Blommmgton BlLXIU1l'lLlUIl Lonnusvrllt Bosse Lvansvxllc Elkhart Matllson franklin Martmsvxlln Hovu Greensburg BldI1ll'll 1 A IS Lolumbus an 4 Lolumbus an 51-Columbus e olumbus e 21 Columbus 6 767 7'4antlMarcl1 Columbus 5 Columbus 7 Columbus 61 Antlcrson Rushx lllc bu mour Southport jdfersonx rllc l SECTIONAL falrland Boggstovm Waldrrun Denotes South C cntml Contereme Games 7 I DJ fri D. 1 .Buy x - 5 4 ' - A fl H , 5 4 liffrlltlftl 1' ' I ' ' ' C.u.'Ifz' ,l'll.! us llizztis ' ' I ' ' ' in , A 1 tl' l5n1'uur1f 1 ' . 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NM B 7 ixfg .VY - J ' ' li' ' Ti 'T'9' 7' 1 QAQAJ ix vi V' 2 T' 1415. e BACK ROW: Richard Bray, Paul Schwartzkopt. Robert Gibson, Stewart Brown, Williiiiii Hurt, Robert Records, jerry Speedy jerry Strietelmeier, Eddie Poole. V W TWO Kenneth Br ant Donald Weichnlan David Brumneld err Brooks Iohn Moore Ia Schumalcer LeRo' Nolting R0 3 Y' v ' i X- ' Y -.'Y ' X' - ft RCJW ONE: Mr. Max Andress, coach, Harry Meek, student manager. The Bullpups began their season by top- ping University High of Bloomington. With several young and inexperienced boys the B team played hard and put ten more wins in the book. Eight teams were able to outscore the Pups during the season which gave them an eleven-eight record. The Bullpups dropped the B team tournament to Martinsville after defeat- ing Franklin in the afternoon. Bulldog Coach Bill Stearman will be looking for these boys to take the places of the graduating seniors next year on the Bulldogs. Basketball manager Bob Bowie polishes a basketball while B team manager Buck Meek and student train- er, Larry Billman put away the shoes after another hectic season. Gordy Blancett scrambles for the ball while jerry Butler starts to help. Basketball coaches, Bill Stearman and Max Antlress, are looking at the movie projector that was given to the Athletic Association by the Exchange Club. Movies are taken at the basket- ball and football games and viewed later by the team. , Many of the Columbus f1ns got refreshments 'lt the COULCSSIOU stands between the tourney games Ronnle Orman 'unused the students fmt the eonvomtlon before the sectlonals The ITIIDIIILIIC 500 Mlle Rlce wus eondueted on trxcyeles ody Tiber expressed the feellngs of 1 typlul CHS student durmg the Waldrcrn Columbus glllli. Sindy Gtllagher md Mlry Blrlow put the flfll9lllI'1gl'OLlLllLS on Iody Tlbers trleyele IS he left the put The Columbus prt erew encouraged thexr driver on to vxetory L A K V . K I . ' . ' 1 ' ' '. ' ' ' . ' ' 'z ' 1 L N h h I Q - . I . ' 1 ' 'z ' ' - l 2 1 just before the pace cur began to circle the track, the tricycles got into formation ut the starting line. 1 1 ' ,2 z z - '. ' ' n 1 ' ' ' ' '. tSlWZ.7ll71lB1'f Splash to Second in State The Columlwus swimming team placed sec- ond in the state meet for the second straight year. Second in the state was a climax to an- other season for coach Duane Barrows' swim- mers. The squad won ten dual meets to stretch their win string to thirty. And they also won the Muncie Burris invitational meet. Three state records were set hy Columhus swimmers -john Roethke in the 200 yard freestyle, .Iohn Vogel in diving, and Roethlse, Steve Pardieck, Charles Schuette, and Ken McDermott in the 200 yard freestyle relay. Senior swimmer Steve Pardieck hnishes in 155.9 seconds. BACK RKDW: Larry Miller. Charles Schuette. John Head. Tom Heller. ROW! THRIZIZ: Duane Barrows, coach, Ray McQueen. Larry Houchins. Glen MtAtee, john Vogel, Steve Pardieck, john Rot-thlte. Ken McDermott. RCDW TXVOQ Ron Orman. manager. ,lohn Hamilton, Steve Bridges. ROW! ONE: Claude Thompson. Tom blacolns, Sid Showalter, Bill Sewell. 69 be Wiflld Boys Hit Hard by Flu The boys gather at the starting line for the word to go as they practice for one of their meets. This year's cross-country team was made up of mostly seniors. Due to the flu bug which hit the entire countryside, coach Gerald Quilleon's team didn't do as well as they had expected to do in the annual S. C. C. meet. David johnson-Bey led the team and was followed up by fellow team- mates Bernard Hayes, Denny Beikman, and other Columbus runners. FRONT ROW: Charles Zaharako, managerg Bill Bissey. Richard Whipker, Bob Trisler, Tom Booher, Carl Correll. BACK ROW: Bernard Hayes, David johnson-Bey, Denny Beikman, Gerald Quilleon, coachg Bob Franke, Scott Wood, joe Gates. 70 y Thin! cindy Sprint Through Season y .L f-- We Y-7 - 'A' ,.. -..mg . -. H- - - -v ,. Mun BACK RCJW: Reserve coach jim Urlosky, George Russell, Ron Sewell, Fred Yentz, Larry Hawk, Bernard Hayes, David Satterfield, Denny Beikman, Cliff Greenlee, Glenn McKinney, Danny Mobley, Ray Sweeney, Philip Hendershot, coach Gerald Quilleon. ROW TVUO: Curt Linke, Duane Mottier, David Frohman, Richard Wfhipker, Ralph Fravel, john Sawin, Joe Gates, Bob Hamilton, Bob Minor, Charles Clark, Ernie England, Earl Barrett, Steve Ilnochs, Mike Vlfiley, Doug Phillips. ROW ONE: Earl Hammack, David Gill, Bob Baldwin, Mike Green, Gram Updike. Steve Bridges, Ronnie Shook, Bill Bissey, Tom Booher, -lim Mobley, Daryl Beam. FRONT: Bill Calhoun, Larry Yazell, David Combs, managers. This year's track team, coached by Gerald Quilleon and James Orlosky, aimed for the third consecutive S.C.C. title. The thinlyclads first meet was the big, in door Hoosier Relays at Bloomington. Paced by letter winners Larry Hawk, Denny Beikman, David Frohman, David johnson-Bey, and Tom Hogue, the team had another successful season. The big meet of the year was the annual Columbus Relays. nny Berkman clears another hurdle in fine form as Dave Satter field watches from the side Court Men W1'1z S CC Crown . runny-fy-.ww fm-W Kenneth Buchanan, Bill Irwin, Tom Stew 3' Bill Irwin ll .Y 4.140 A f- .1 ' fg F1 , l , ' x :..:.-'fr-:P-'I-3. ,, ,gl , , j, . . '-4, R, -. K, - - , '- 1, -'i2.:r:QiuQyt,-'yarzh -1: -.2 H4 'P's x: Q il. art, Mike Dry, Kenneth Wells, Coach -lack Xwetldle. Again Columbus High Schools tennis team came up with another South Central Conference Championship. This was the third championship in a row for Coach Jack XY'etltlle's team. Bill Irwin won the singles championship and Dry anal Stewart teametl up to win the clouhles. The team had two returning lettermen. Tom Stewart was the singles champion his sophomore year anal singles runner-up his freshman year. Bill Irwin helped win the doubles his sophomore and junior years. These two lettermen plus Mike Dry, Kenny Wfells, and Kenny Buchanan hrought home another championship for C.H.S. Tom Stewart Mike Dry Kenneth Wfells Kenneth liuehanan Gay If At The Top In Fall Sporty 1 vvrva, Aftcr losmq only one mm thls yur C,O1Lll Chuclx Rlch lI'Ll9f7I'1 md thL mnmhcrs of thc tc lm wcrc Lonhdcnt ol thur povxcr To add to thur qonfldcmc thkv pluul lr thc top of their fqll mats Duc to thc trouhlr on om ccrrun mo c. mr Grccushurg ch rmg the S C C meat the uoys had to scrrlc for sccoml pllcc Wlrlu thc our rcrurnmg lamrn cn Coach Rmlmrdsorx xx IS vcry smshcd mth flu teams pcrformmm ID hoth Ihr flll mal III thc sprmg sclsona Sruc Burns BACK ROW lohn Barklnmcr, Paul Schwarrzkopf Cllfl Greenley George Hamllron, Doug lzmrg, Cal Brand ROW UNL lm l'oglc, DlLlx Slmrp, larry Pumphrcy, Slum Burma, L.1rl Pulsc, Coach Chuck Rmhardson I O I . l ' I l . l V J r C' , r i x l 3 . , , . KN . V, 'fr - 9 , NX .- V H . I x in H I Vw: ul-.Q -A: qrjlq-i , gr: ' fly l f'-4z:ff1f- C 'W- V' 'Q ,5 1711.4 . .MM X' . ' K Dick Sharp Earl Pulse Larry Pumphrcy Alan Fogle ' A. '2 'z,iz' if i - f ' 1 2 I 2 .L A . . ,2 t I X 1 A ' 1 uv 2 - A 2 A ' I 'T' ' 4 ' M K A . . , . . . , , - . 2 ' 1 1 , ' i 2 ' A ' 1 ' . . . l 1 , l f L . , A ,- 2 l f Q ' L . A z . ' , x ' x , 12 A y 2 A I - 1 y 1 2 ' A ' z 2 ' ' ' g 'z '. 9' h h C 'V N 5 ul ,' N C Q , . 5 , - A v A , 'T I N 4 3 -1 'if I . , 79 Baseball A Hzt Willa All 431 BAC,lx ROW Mrlte Moore Paul Sthxxartzltopt Wrll am M4.Ancll', bane Dltltey Roger Callahan jay bthumalter Ralph Prrddy Don Hall Gordon Blmtett jm logle Mr Wrlllam bttarman toath LeRoy Nlllllfll, ROXV ONJF Robert Olmsted Larry Wrrght Ielf Owens Tom Hmds Iohn Wartl Kexth Hatltcr Robert Lucltsthuerdt jtrry Hmlxle lerry Hmltle steps up for battlnf, prattlte whrle Don Hall tatthes tlurrm, one of the many workouts Thns years baseball team started the season slowly Duc to bad cold weather, the boys had to prattrte msrde for a much longer t1me than ordlnarlly Coach Wrl lram Stearman was very pleased wrth thcxr performances later rn the season Wrth several returmng lettermen, the team proved to be one of CHS s best 0 u o o o u I ' ' A- i ' 1 . A -1 or 'f V. ,'. , - V, V. ' I. - , V '. ya 'V V , . '- ,V . . - V I , V A 4 V V , ' , . . . , I , . ' ., V -, -. , ' , V V 1 V f . V - V V ,- , . , V ' - . ' ' V r ,. , V A V' , .V, V , . , . V - ., V-.V ,lf - V V I -V 1 ,4 1 ,VV .,,l -'V..,,l . ',' ' V-,- -'A 1.-V V',' '- .- w' .,, .'f V.. V , .- , , ,V K- r .. , , ..- ,1 V. t, - .- K ' A 2 ff f 1 , , .1 . 1 - A . . s , 1 tl l, , , , . , -V - . V V The boys' intramural pro- gram this year was sponsored by Mr. jack Wecltlle. The program began with the all favorite game of basketball. The teams were chosen accord- ing to homerooms. Competi- tion was very tough this year especially among the senior teams. The winner of the senior tournament, pictured on this page, had to win two over- time games to come out on top. The sophomore and junior tournaments didn't have as many boys participating so there wasn't as much competi- tion. One reward for the win- ning sophomore team is a chance to play the Bullpups. Due to the fact that Mr. Weddle left school in the early part of 1958 the intramural program came to a halt after basketball season was over. Intramural!! The girls' intramural program wa by Mrs. Nancy Timbrook. The pr sisted of basketball Cgirls' style? bowling, and swimming. Sophorr and senior girls all participated in and Luane Mottier scramble for a rebou During an exciting basketball game udj Small and Linda Koehler stand ready to A if 'J if ,J A5 We See Columlauf H1 'I I sux I11 I s I I mrs Il I rt of mr IX N ligsulcs fum Impml I Iss K MIS I LS IL I Cu uv 'I mx I C Fam hy P , v 0 'Z X I ' . l 1 C , ! . l , , lx 4 Xfv 'U X cf f f NN XY - lilllllfll lglil IO noIic'c Illc iffy-l 'Q K l luujy In l xxlm lmvc luccornc Qlll i ll7OI'1lllf I pu A 1 ll CI. l la ' il 'lag'- X1 room iusIrL1I'Ii4m. Ilmc mcmlvcrs of flu- fIII'I1lIy ' llnl Iimc Io fgl1.IpI-mI1c OLlflIlKS.IS aml Ilzllwugs, In sell IiI '. 11 lmll gum QII l IO 'ujoy Q ilu 8 1 Cl l. W - '-.- 21 large Ilclvt IO llc Q.H.S. L.. P K 1 XI? h.m -.1 -I Q.. , 'Z 1' 'Q 4 if pc., . M., 3 M Av L4 1-:uf H- ' A 3'3- 4 , , ' L ,lm JA ., lv . , -C, . .Nm 'Vg f W 1 f Q 55125: '93 Arh1z1'11zktmtorJ Head Family Through School Your The school board solved the many problems to carry out their educational plans. 78 Being greatly interested in the schools of Columbus and the youth, Mr. Luther Lockwood, Superintend- ent of Columbus City Schools, spent much of his time visiting them in his hnal year as superin- tendent before retiring. I-' wwf Mr. Clayton Huntington, Mrs. Clarence Hamilton, Dr. William Wfissman, Mr. Harold Wand, and Mr. Claude Thompson composed the school board. Principal Judson Erne skillfully administered Columbus High School, one of the largest schools in southern Indiana. His many hours of hard work paid off in great dividends as he watched our growth in the second year in the new school. Mr C G Addlcman and Mr J O Kelly our Vice Mr Noel Genth Dtan of Boys, and Miss Josephine Principals spent much time talking over mttttrs Armuth Dun of Girls, were always there to aid which needed their attention the students mth any problems. yr 5-,xx i-shin M1 McIx111 H1rr15o11 C1111d1n11 131141111 M155 M1ld111l Pfllly 11111 Mr 611111111 U11c1b1Lk 0111115111115 g111d1d E116 51111141115 111 1111 1111111111135 of 111111 1111115111115 111 51110111 IIIL1 111111 f11111r1 1f1L1 gl 111111111111 -gp'-Q M1 Karl MCCLIH A11 M155 P11111 Folger M11hL111.111L5 M155 H514 B111lL1 13115111155 Mr Wkbb S.1l1111111 Enghsh Mr Wloodrow Flemmg Suamc. M155 0111111111 I 1151111 l1b1111111 M1 111115 Kcllq SoL11l 91111165 wurg 1114 l1c1d5 of dep1rt111cm5 who dxrented thc 11111151 of 5111111 111 L1Ll1 field I 'Q i 1 WW! 3 3 'M 2 J iw- R ' ' ' ' 1 Y ' 1 ' 1 A '1 - '1 1 . 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BS Incllana Un: MR Z M BLICKENSTAFF BS MS rector of P E Manchester College Incllana Um verslty Drrver Educatlon MISS EISIE BUTLER BS Inclrana State Teachers College Busrness Educatron MR NEAL CARMICHAEL BS MS Purdue Unrversrty Sclence MR FERRY CLARK BS Butler Unrversrty Scrence MR WAYNE COY BS Purdue Unlverslty Vocatronal Agrrculture MR GLENN DIEL BS Inclrana State Teach rs College Vocatronal Auto Mechanrcs Voca tional Farmshop MISS DELORIS ELLIS BS Indlana Sttte Teachers College Busrness Eclucatron MISS SHARON FISHBACK BS Indmnl Unrverslty Engllsh MR WOODROW FLEMING BS Hanover College Unlversrry of Illlnols Sclence MR ARTHUR FLESER AB MA john Fletcher College Unrverslty of Iowa Enghsh MISS EDNA V FOLGER AB MS Indrma Unlversrty Mathemancs , . . - . . , . ., . , S K h . T , . . , . ., . ., . , if , 2 2 , . - L ii. . , . ., . ., z 1 1 ' , w I . F -h . 4 -, ' . g , , . 4 If . . , . ., . ., . . . 4 Y . , . , , . ., . ., ' 1 v ' , I L .- . , . ., 1 , H . . 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MISS MARIORIF CIIRIY AB lndunl Ill xcrilry Soull Srudxea MRS JUNI HAL AN AB INIIISXIIIL Col lege Englxslu MR WIIIIAM HICRMAN BS MS QIllI1l State Iemlmers C ollege Wmmnwelxwcmrk MISS JANE HICKS BS Indlxnl UIIIVCFSIIY BLISIIILSS Educ mon MR WINFRED KALRWARF B S M S In dum Sure Temhers College Voe mon 11 Prmr In MR JAMLS KELLY AB A M Imlmnx Um xerslty Soclal SILICIICS MISS JOHANNA LARSON BS MA In dxmi UHIVSISIIQ Llbrlrv Suence MRS WANDA LAWLESS A B Indmnl Um xerslry EI1gllSll MISS SHIRLEY IYSTER A B Frmklln Col lege LI1gllSl1 MR KARL MLCAN BS MA Ball State Teflchers College Pewbody College Art MRS HAZEL MLKAIN AB Moore5 H111 College Socml Srudles MISS MILDRED MALEY A B Indmnd Um xerslry Busmess Eduemon MR TED MARSTON A B Fmnklln College Butler Umversxry Suence MRS HELEN MELLENCAMP AB MA In dlana Un1vers1ty Enghsh MR BRUNO MIIAKOVIC BS MS Ball State Teuhers College Drlver ELILILIUOI1 MRS CAROL MILLER A B Bflll State Teach ers College Sc1ence MR KENNETH MORRIS BS Indmni Smte Teachers College Sc1enLe MISS MILDRED MURRAY AB MA Fmnklm College Clllllmbll Umversxty EIIEIISII Faculzy MR FRANK NEWSOM BS Ind1ana Um versrty Health Educanon JACK NUSSBAUM AB Whcaton o e e Soclal SILICIICS JAMES ORLOSKY AB Franklxn Col ege Busmess Educatron Mathematlcs WALTER PAGE BS MA Ball State Teachers College Busrness Educatron MR LAWRENCE POORMAN BS MS Ball State Teachers College Indiana Umverslty Scrence MR GERALD QUILLEON BS MS Centrrl Normal Butler Unlverslty Mathematlcs MR MAURICE RANDALL BS MS I dlana Unxversxty Socral Stuclres MISS ALTA REDMOND AB Franklrn Col lege Language MR CHARLES RICHARDSON A B M S Iowa State Teachers College Inclmm UUIVCFSIIY Drrver Educatlon MR WEBB SALMON AB MED Uni versrty of Chattanooga Engllsh MR RAYMOND SCOTT BS MS Central Normal Butler Unrverslty Soclal SILICIILS MISS EVELYN SEWARD AB MA Butler Unlverslty Umversrty of Mnchrgan Language MR ROBERT SHEEDY AB MA Indrana Unrverslty Englrsh MR WILLIAM STEARMAN BS MS In dlana UHIVCFSIIY Mathematics MISS BERNICE TANNER AB Indnana Umversrty Home Economlcs MR ARTHUR TAYLOR AB MS Ball State Teachers College Indrana Umversrty Busrness Educatlon MISS FRANCES TAYLOR A B Indiana Um versrty Language MR RALPH TEMPLETON BME MME Indlana UDIVCTSIIY Musxc , , . ., ' , . 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If jj ,v A I X X gh Eff 'Vu tfenzorf Dant lson sttnds dreamtnr, of when she will vxelr the real c p for whlch she rs bemg meas ured, vyhrle Sarah Knotts looks on approvlngly ABBOTT SARA LOUISE Colleg.,e Preparatory YTeens 7 1 4 Cheer ock 3 4 A 3 A DAVID LI I' Collcee Preparatory Chess Club 7 3 4 Football I Track I ADAM WANDA LEE College Pre paratory Kaduceans 7 3 4 Frcshman C our I Glrls Chorr 7 3 Conc rt Cholr 4 Trxan,1.,le Staff Z 3 AHL BRAND SONDRA C o m m e r c 1 al Course YTeens 7 3 4 ALLMAN ICY ARDFLLA Home Eco nomrcs Course Choral Club 2 Pop Tune Club 3 H1 F1 Club 4 Advanced Gxrls Chorr 4 ANDERSON ROBERT DALE Vocational Course FFA l 7 3 4 ASHER MAURFNE College Preparatory Tr1H1Y 2 3 4 BAILEY CATHY JO College Preparatory Y Teens 7 3 4 Concert Cho1r3 4 BAKER MIKE General Course H1 Y 2 3 4 Intramurals 3 4 BAKER STEVEN College Preparatory H1 Y 2 3 4 BARKES DONNA FAYE Col lege Preparatory FHA 2 3 H I' College Preparatory C Club 4 Foot ba I 2 3 4 Swnmmmgl 7 Track BARKHIMER JOHN College Pre paratory Chess Club 2 3 4 Band 3 -I BARLOW MARY MARGARET College Preparatory PHC 2 3 4 Y Teens 2 3 4 Majorette 2 3 4 Cheer Block 3 4 Drama Workshop I 2 3 4 Student Assembly I 2 3 Student Councxl 2 3 Vrce Presldent Student Counc1l3 Jr Red Cross I 2 3 Secre tary Jr Red Cross 3 BARNETT JUDITH IONE Commercral Course Tr1H1Y 3 4 Cheer Block 3 BAUTE EARLINE General Course Tr1H1Y BAUTE JAMES Vocatronal Course FFA I 2 3 4 BEAMAN MARVIN College Preparatory BFA'I'I'Y DAV ID Vocational Course Conservatxon Club I 2 3 4 BEATTY WILMA GENE General Course YTeens 2 3 4 Freshman Grrls Choir I Concert Cholr 2 3 4 Intramurals I 2 BEAUCHAMP VERA JANICE Col lege Preparatory Entered from Van Buren Hlgh School 1957 Cheer Block 4 YTeens 4 BEESLEY MARY BETH Busmess Educatlon Course Y Teens 3 4 Glrls Chorr I Concert Choir 2 3 4 BEHRMAN BETTY Commercial Course YTeens 2 3 4 Cheer Block 3 4 BFHRMAN JOHN NIE H Vocatlonal Course FFA I I L2 2 7 V 7. V2 I at ' 1 - Y . 1 1 rr . I , 1 f . . 7 A -9 'Y l Bl , gG.A. . 2, .. BEL, Tr- 7 ., - -,.,4:' 1 . . . A. ,, h 9 -. 1 e ' ' ' 1 3' . , I x - , 3 : '- an A 5 .5 ' -1 2 .Q ,-, ,, . ',- . 'I 7 : - g - , 1 1 '- ' 1 - '. , . , 1. - Q --. ,.: 1 '1 Club 4. BARKES, THOMAS VON: i . 9 ' ll , . , Q J ,-9 ' l,2,3. . I U . '- f . .Q . . . ,,, Q - 9 , L 5 V A 9 . , 9 1 . .,.1 - - - 2, , L ,4. . ., Z 3 - - 4. , 2 ' 1 .. . , ,,,. , 2 , . , ' 2 1 1 Q - . z . . Q , 1 - 1 I: : U ' g - . , 5 1 Y Y ' v : 1 - , , : J -7 ' 1 1 - .: , 2,3,4. BEHRMAN JOHN DOUGLAS Col lege Preparatory Chess Club 2 3 f Bandl Z 3 4 BFIKMAN DI NNIS College Preparatory H Y 7 3 I C Club3 4 Traclt 7 3 4 Cross Cmun y 7 3 4 BINNITT JAMIS Col lege Preparatory Chess Club 3 Pro ycctlonlsts BI NNITT P A UI IUGFNI Vocatlonal Course H1 Y 4 BENSON WILLIAM General Coursc FFA 3 Sc1enceClub4 BFY DAVID JOHNSON College Preparatory HIY 3 Recreatxon Club 4 C Clubl 7 3 4 Cross Country I 7 3 4 Traclt 3 4 Baslte ball 2 3 4 Ba I 2 3 f BISSEY WILLIAM Col lege Preparatory Conservatnon Club 7 3 4 Cross Country I 7 3 4 Tr Lk 1 2 3 4 Natlonal Honor Socrety 3 C Club 4 Log Staff 4 Student Assembly 4 BLAIR MARY JANE College Preparatory Entered from Blaclt River Falls 1953 YTecnsZ 3 4 Grrls Choxr 2 Concert Choxr 3 4 Cheer Block 3 4 Drama Work Shop 7 3 4 Log Stal? 4 Intramurals 2 3 4 BLAND DALLAS RAYMOND Voca txonal Coursc Record Club 7 BOI SCI-IEN ANN College Preparatory Y Teens 2 3 4 Cheer Bloclt 3 4 Trl angle Staff 2 BOLAR CAROLYN SUE Busmess Educatnon Course Trl Y 2 rs Choir 7 3 BOOHER TOM Vocatronal Course Record Club 3 Recreatron Club 4 Cross Country 3 4 Track 3 4 BOOTS JEAN ELLEN College Pm paratory Sunshme Club Z 3 4 Gxrls Cho1r2 3 4 Cheer Block 3 4 BORG MAN BONNIE Busmess Educatnon Course YTeens Z 3 4 Glrls Chonr 3 4 Cheer Block 4 Intramurals I Z 3 4 BOWIE ROBERT College Pre paratory Sclence Club 2 3 4 Natlonal Honor Socxety 3 4 C Club 3 BOWMAN BARBARA General Course Tr HIY 3 4 BOZELL KAREN Busnness Educatton Course T 1 H1 Y 2 3 BRAY TOM General Course Sclence Club Z 3 4 Boys Chorus I Concert Chorr 2 3 4 BROCK DORIS General Course Freshman Glrls Chorr I Gxrls Chonr 7 3 Concert Chorr 4 BRODIE KAYF College Preparatory YTeens 2 3 f eer Block 3 4 Cholr I 2 3 Drama Wcmrkshop 4 BROWN BARBARA JEAN General Course BROWN JUDITH ANN College Preparatory YTeens 2 3 4 Cheer Block 4 BUCKLFR GARY Commerclal Course International Re latrons Club I Drama Worlt Shop f BUNCH JUNE General Course Kaduceans 2 3 4 A good snow IS always a trmc for fun John Head, Jlm Ray and Lynn Trautman awalt the chance to hut a passerby .fenzbrr .4-' vi '27 6 in Nl Y l4 ,www femorf Class Valcdlctorlln l:dvI 1rd lohnson prutlces hls speech m lklng ln prcplrltlon for de llvcrlng If on gfltllllllilfl day BURD WILLIAM Collc,l.e Prepara tory Entered from Seymour 1957 Hl Y 4 BURTON JUDITI-I ANN Commertlal Course Choral Club Pop Tune Club 3 Hl l'l Club 4 BUR TON MAX College Preparatory Conservatlon Club 3 4 Track I Cross Country I BUSH CAROL SUE Col lege Preparatory YTeens 7 3 4 Cheer Block 3 4 Concert Cholr 7 3 4 Frtsh man Cholr I BUTLER IPRRY General Course Ba ctball I 7 3 4 Football I se Coss Countr I BY IAMES College Preparatory H Y 3 COHCCSSIODS Club 4 Drama Workshop 4 CAIN LAURA PFARL Com merclal Course Katluteans 7 3 CALVIN IERRY 1 General Course Y 7 3 4 l'o ball CAMPFIELD BARBARA JEAN Col lege Preparatory Kaduceans 2 3 4 Student Assembly 4 CARRACO BETTY JEAN Commerclal Course YTeens 4 CARROLL WILLIAM ELDON General BUSINESS Course Choral Club 7 Pop Tune Club 3 Hl I-l Club 4 Concert Cholr 3 l CARTIN RICHARD College Preparatory Con CCSSIOHS ClLb 4 C ATT CHARLOTTE Commcrclal Course H Fl Club 2 3 4 CHAM PION SAUNDRA H mme Economlcs Course Trl Hl Y 2 3 4 Cheer Block 3 4 CHANDLER GARI ROBERT College Preparatory Sclence Club 3 Concesslon Club 4 Drama Work Shop 3 4 Log Staff 4 Prolectlonlstsl 2 3 CLARK JUDITI-l General Course CLARK LYIXN HOWARD Commer clal Course C Club 4 HlY 2 3 4 ack 2 3 I'oo ball 2 Cr Country 3 Sw mmlnla I Prnlectlonlst 2 3 Baseball 4 CLAYCAMP DON ALD Vocatlonal Course FFA I 7 3 4 COFFFY DONALD RAY Vxatlonal C urse FFA I 2 3 f COLBERT SONDRA KAY Commer clal Course Trl I-Il Y 2 3 4 COLLINS ALAN General and Col lege Preparatory Track Manager 3 CONRAD CHIQUITA College Pre paratory YTeens 2 3 4 Student As sembly3 Intramuralsl Z 3 4 Cheer Block 3 Drama Work Shop 4 COOK MABLELINF Commerclal Course Trl HlY Z 3 4 Concert Cholr4 COOK MARY LEA BUSINESS Course Y Teens 2 3 4 Drama Work Shop I Z Cheer Block 4 Studcnt Assembly 3 Student Councll 3 V 'YYY I Clk! 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X I - 1 - - 1 . 1 I y e fi 1' Seniors Nancy Mrllcr 1 unll and Scroll member passes out dl rectorles to xnxtous students EGGERS JACK Vocatlonal Course Conservatron Club 7 5 4 LNOCHS LARRY GFNE College Preparatory Natural Suence Club 7 5 4 Band l 7 5 4 Swlmmmgl EVANS DON College Preparatory H1Y 2 5 4 Bas lt alll 7 5 4 lootballl 2 Trak 1 5 Baseball 7 Cross Country 5 Hon or SOCICIV 5 4 Student Councrl 4 EVERROAD JOHN DAVID College Pre aratory H1Y5 I C Club l Football 5 4 Jr Class Pres dent EVERROAD JO S L P H Votatlonal urse FIA l 2 5 4 Recrtat Club FERGUSON FMMA LODEMA Commerttal Course FERGUSON LE ROY College Preparatory H Y f FERGUSON ROYLIN College Pre paratory Trl H1 Y 2 5 4 Cheer Block FIELDS SANDY General Course Kaduceans B2 5 4 FITZGIBBON JULIE Collegt Preparatory YTeens B2 5 4 A Cappella Concert Chou' 2 5 4 Dramat1cs5 Intramuralsl 2 5 4 Student Assembly 1 7 IORD F1 Club 4 FORD SHIRLEY ANN Busmess Educatron Course Record l 2 Band FOSTER CHARLES M Vocatxonal Course Conservatron A 2 5 4 FOS TER KATHLEEN ANN Busrness FOUST SARAH ANN Busmess Fdu catlon Course YTeens B FOX LES TER EUGENE College Preparatory Chess Club 2 5 4 Football 1 Band 5 4 Dame Ba FRANKE ROBERT College Prepdta H1Y C 2 5 C Clu Concert Chorr Cross Country Basket ball 2 5 4 Basketball Student Council l Sgt at Arms5 Pres1dent4 FRANK LAND DELORFS A College Pte paratory YTeens B 2 5 4 C Block 2 Drama Wcmrkshcrp 4 IRA ZIFR V E R L O N B Vocational Course FREEMAN FRITZ JOHN College Preparatory HIY B 2 5 f Club 2 5 4 Swum Team 7 5 I FROHMAN DAVID College Prepara HrY B 2 5 4 C Cub 2 ootball I 2 5 k 1 Jr Red Cross 5 1 FULP WAYNE College Preparatory Conservatron Club 2 H1Y D 5 4 GALLAG R SANDRA College Preparatory Y TeensC l 2 5 Cheer Block 4 Drama Work Shop 5 GARRISON BETTY General Course Sunshine Z 5 H1 F1 4 . 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' 4' I 'V - v v g v ' ' GATES JOSLPH H Commercxal Course Astronomy 4 Cross Country Trarlt C Club GLASSON CHAR LO'I'I'E Collcg.,e Preparatory YTeens 5 l Intramurals Cheer Bock Drama Wlorltshop 3 Y Teens Councnl GOAD MADDI INI Commerual Course GOSSMAN PHYLLIS Col lege Preparatory YTeens B 2 3 4 ComertCho1r 3 I Ch Blxlt 3 I Drama Wforltahop 7 GRAHAM DAVID K Voeatnonal ourse H Y C, 3 4 lntramuras GRAY BILL General Course Recrea non Club 1 GRAY HUGH ED WARD Vocatxonal Course Conserva nB23l C Club34Base Student Mg.,r GRLATHOUSI: PATTY General Course Tr1H1Y D 7 3 4 GRLLN ARTHUR L Bumness Edu Catton Course Record Club 3 4 Kaduceans 7 3 4 GRFENLLL DAV ID WAYNE College Preparatory Natural Sucnce 7 3 4 Band l 7 3 4 Dance Band 2 3 4 GRESSEL RONNIF General Course Record Club 7 H1 Y G 3 4 Baseball l GRIDER FLOYD EDWARD Com merclal Course Art Vlorkshop 7 3 National Suenre 4 Tr1ang.,le 4 GRIN DLE MIKE College Preparatory HIY D 2 3 4 GROSS JANET College Preparatory YTeens B 2 3 4 Cheer Block 3 4 Intramurals 2 Student As sembly 2 GUTHRIE MARGARET SUE Commerual Course H A I S L U P RONALD Votatronal HALL DONALD LEE General Course HIYG3 4 Iootballl 2 3 4 Baseball 4 C Club 4 HAMMOND JERRY Vocauonal Course H1 Y D 3 HAMMOND SHARON Commercral Course T H1Y 2 3 4 HARDEN LARRY College Prepara tory HrY D 3 HARDIN JANICE College Preparatory Kaduceans A 2 3 4 Concert Cholr 2 3 HART JANET SUE Commercxal Course Sunshme B 2 3 4 HASHMAN DONALD General Course Record Club 4 Hurry' Those who dont watch clocks are often found runnmg to get to class on tlme Carl Correll IS often seen run nmg to class tfeniorf .., .J 'IQ .V Q Q 1 .,l K I Y - .3 ., g A 1 2, , 4: ws I lx . , 1 - 7 ' ,fg ecr t ,,-'Q ' Y 4: -. 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' I - 3 - . , 1 J 1 , , 3 1 , ,, . , . , , Y -Ovu- ,Sv .Yenzonr Gan Bob Chandler seems to be in the very height of his glory with all of his camera equipment around him HAWK LARRY MORRIS College Preparatory H1Y 2 3 4 C Club 7 3 4 Football 3 4 Basketballl Base ball I Trac k7 3 4 Concert Choir 4 HAYES BERNIE General Course Hi Y 2 3 4 Cross Country 4 HEAD JOHN College Preparatory HAY 2 4 C Club 2 3 4 Sw mmm HELLER TOM College Preparatory Y 2 3 Cu 3 1 Sw ng I 7 k HELT ROGER Vocational Course Roc hounds 3 4 HENRY CAROLE College Preparatory Y Teens 2 3 -I Concert Choir 7 3 I HEWITT JERRY Vocational Course Science Club 3 4 HIBBITT WEN DELL College Preparatory H1Y 7 HICKEY DAVID College Prepara tory H1Y 7 3 4 HICKS RUSSELL College Preparatory Science Club 7 3 4 Concert Choir 2 3 4 National Hon or Society 3 4 Student Assembly 4 HILL ROBERT THOMAS General Course Chess Club 2 3 4 Prolection t I 2 HINDS THOMAS College Preparatory H1Y 2 3 4 C Club3 Football I Basketball l 3 B eball I 7 3 4 HINKLIL JERRY College Preparatory Y234 CClub34Baset b l234Baseball1234 t ball I 2 3 4 HIPES ALICE MARIE General Course YTeens 2 3 4 Girls Choir 1 2 HOLCOMB RONALD College Preparatory Record Club 4 HOLLEY WILLIAM HERBERT Gen eral Course Conservation Club 2 3 4. HOLLOWAY RICHARD: College Preparatory. HORN CAROLYN JANE: College Preparatory' Y-Teens 2, 3 4' Cheer Block 4' Intramurals f. HORNE DON: General Course. HOUCHIN LARRY: College Prepara- tory' Hi-Y 3 4' C Club 2 3 4' Foot- ball 2 3' Swimming I 2 3 4' Track 2' Concert Choir 2 3 4' Boys Choir I' Drama Work Shop 4. HOWELL RITA ANNE: Commercial Course' Tri-Hi-Y 2 3 4' Band I 2 3 45 Cheer Block 1. HUEY, J. ROB- ERT: General Courseg Science Club 3, 4: Band I, 2, 34 Swimming 3g Drama Work Shop 4. HUNT, JAMES: Col- lege Preparatory: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: C Club 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4. HURLEY, RICHARD: Commercial Course: Con- servation Club 2g Hi-Y 45 Drama Work Shop 1. HURLIY SARA JOYCF Busrness Itlucatnon Course Y Icens 3 4 I-IUI TON CAROL GAY General Course cans 7 w r I H SI NIRUI I IRIS ColleLc Prepara T 1 H1 Y 3 Choir IRW N WILLIAM College Prcpxratory H1 X 1 lc IS ISON DANA College Preparatory IACKSON IFRRY College Prnpara I Y 7 uv srstant Tramer 3 IAGGERS RON ALD Vocanonal Course Chess Club l Prt 1 JLRMAN CARTLR College Pre pararory Conservatron Club 7 3 4 Fraclt 7 3 4 Cross Country 3 4 JISSIF BARBARA Commercial Club 1 Checr Block 3 1 Intramurals J JOHNSON EDWARD College Preparatory Scneme Club 7 5 1 N tronal Honor Souery 1 'lnangale Stall 7 3 4 JONES AGNES ORFNIA Commcrual Course Choral Club 7 Pop Iune Club 3 H1 I1 Club I Stu Lnt Assembly 4 JONES TOM Colleg.,e Preparatory Art Wrmrlt Shop 7 3 Rccortl Club I KAMMAN ROLAND DLAN Voea t nal Course FFA I 7 3 4 H 4 KELLY PHIL Vocatronal Course Conservatxon Club 3 Football I Cholr 1 KELLY PHYLLIS Home I Lonomrcs Course Y Teens 3 C 3 4 murals I KLRRICK KARL College Prepara tory Art Work Shop 2 3 KILL RONALD VOLZYIODHI Course Conservatlon Club 7 3 -1 KEL Tl-IIODORE Gencral Course Conser VHIIOH Club 7 KING RAYMOND PAUL Vocatlonal Course Scxence Club 3 4 KINSEL FRED Voeatlonal Course Conservatron Club 3 KINSEY SHERRILL DEAN College Preparatory KIRTS BETTY Busr ness Fducatxon Course Sunshme SOCICIY 2 FHA 4 KNOTTS SARAH L General Bus1ness Course KOEH LFR LINDA ANNE General and Lommerc1alCoursc YTeens 2 3 4 PHC 2 3 4 Cheer Block 3 4 Intra murals I 2 3 4 Drama Work Shop 2 4 Student Assembly I 7 3 Class Secretary 3 Ir Red Cross Foun C 3 Spreads are always a mme for fun These grrls appear to be very mterested 1n the bowl of potato chlps as well as the baked beans .feniovzr 1 , . 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Sehw lrtzkopf P xul lxennetlm Scruggs Thelma Loum Sears Mlry Ann Setaer Emrly Ann Sewell Wllll8Il1 Robert Schaefer Phrllp Edwlrd Shafer Carol ean Sharp George Thomas r Shrreman Charles Wayne Shrreman John Wallace Showalter Srdncy Harrell Shumakcr Jay Edwm Srms Barbara june Sums Mary Ellen Slmker Gtry Royce Small Mrehael Peter Smrth Barbara Llllran Smrth Janet Faye Smlth Kane Smvely Robert E Snyder Dons May Snyder jackre Lee South Rebena Spluldmg Robert Wxn Sprague Mary lou Spray Drck Stadler Barbara Jane Steenbarger Davrd Barnett Stltsworth jer1Dalene Stott Ronald Sopbomorer l 'Q ,..f hip if Streex 11 BOIIIIIL ern Strretelmerer erry Jo Sttletelmerer Naney m Strong Mlfllyll lourse Stroud L eortgmnr Stu rrt Cltrenee Ldv 1rd Sullrv IH ohn Mteh mel Sutton Bobby Gordon Swartz M1ryJe1n Taflrnger Arehre lee Tlnner Shrrley Ann Ttrpley Roberta Anne Trylor CORDIS 0 Trylor Jam Taylor l rrry Dem 'l lylor Tom Wllllllll Theobald Mrrretsa Frye Thompson Carol Sue Thompson Claude Thompson Donnre Ro ert Thompson Nancy Ann Throop Sondra Kay Tresler Blrbara Ellen Trrmpe Fred Lewrs Trrsler Bob Trurtt Vllura Ann Tull Frank Davrd Upchke Graham Dean Vruls Mlekey oe Vandrver lfillfl udy Van Norman Vlrgrnm Anne VonF1nge Rernold Meter Voss Nancy Jo Voss Rerta Kay Waddle Beverly Kay Waele Qherene Sue Wapgemner Judy Kay Wlgner Jaek Dean Walker Anrta Marte Waltz Lots Ann Ward Arthur Frnley Ward Judy Kay Ward Sally Ann Warfel Mary Antometre Warner Joseph Kerth Sophomore: Welvcr Raymond IOUIS Wecrl Dun Wlllllm Weed Don Wlrren Wersncr Michael oe Welelm Verna M1flC Wells Mrry Lourse Wfelsh Sandra Kay West Donald Dean Westerheld Betty Allec Wlmerrcrxfr Berry jun Wllrpkcr Elmer ohn Karl Wlmlpkcr judnh Ann Wlmrpker Rrehard Thomas Whrrrlngron Geneva Mae Whlrrlngrcvn Karen Sue Wflehman Donald Eugene Wrlber Thomas Woodrow Wiley MlClI1Cl D W1ll11re Donna o Wrllrams Davnd Theodore W1ll1a1ns janet Sue Wxlllamscmn Camden Hugh Wrlson Gene Edward Wllson Lmda Lee Wrlscmn Mary Lourse Wrlscmn Wllllam Robert Wrse jessre Ray Wrrghr Martha jane Yazcll Larry Melson Yentz Fred Young Nancy jo Yaharako Charles Harry Zugler Drana Gay Zergler Donna Faye Zexgler Max Floyd Zexgler Tony Zrelemuk Wrera ...iV...... lg S 66 gm, C' N-Ave sd Yuckschwerdt Carl Edward 'U Sophomore! ,, '72 .2 ' IZ by I nn H h 1 f ' -X, 4 ' Af . 1 A a J , 5' K 31',a,,W M - ' ' .I if f . , ,. 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A Q. 1 15- ' A A 1 15' -1 ' L , 1 11111111 11 Hn Alu ' 11' 1 1 111 I 5 ' 4 .11, 11 1..11 1 1 1 111156 I1 i - ' -v A 1149 T PLANNING FOR THE FUTURE The people un thus pucture have a lot un common The Senuors from Columbus Hugh School and Duck Donnell of Arvun s Research and Advanced Enguneerung Department are all plannung for the future Through theur studues and actuvutues un school the students are preparung to be Successful and useful cutuzens un a constantly changung and umprovung world Through research un many fuelds not only un scuence but un human relatuons as well Arvun us endeavorung to do uts part un makung the future a better one for everyone Arvun us proud to have a place un thus Year Book and wushes the best of luck to all the Senuors of Columbus Hugh School Arvm INDUSTRIES, Inc. 15 FACTORIES IN INDIANA: COLUMBUS 'SEYMOUR - FRANKLIN 0 GREENVVOOD f NORTH VERNON! 'LAW Ill Reeves Memo May 21 1958 CONGRATULATIONS May We be the flrSf T0 autograph your Copy of The LOQP Zeeaea Pafieq Zampcmq in old zcead REEVES PULLEY COMPANY COLUMBUS. INDIANA T0 ALL SENIORS ...,..,.....44.,.4.,,. Class Qf 1958 Cindy awaits . . . To Crown Peggy Queen v 415' While Go'd'e . . . Gives her Sweet Red Roses from BARNABY'S FLOWER SHOP FLOWERS OF DISTINCTIONU Phone 6I46 I7th and Lawton Ave. Right on the spot . . To bring you a better picture ot school events THE EVENING REPUBLICAN Read it every day! NAGEL'S BOOK STORE Norcross, Volland, and Gibson Greeting Cards 433 Washington Street Picture Framing VOGUE FURNITURE, INC. COMPLETE I'-IOIVIE FURNISHINGS 529 Washington Street Dial 5439 13 CONGRATULATIONS KERSEY MUSIC STQRE Conn and Selmer Band Instruments Conn and Wurlutzer Organs Wurlitzer and Story and Clark Pianos 9th and Washington Columbus Indiana PALMS For the Best Food m Town Served m a Fruendly Atmosphere 425 4th Sf. Phone 7013 H. L. ROST AND SON I-las a Complete Lme of GRUEN, ELGIN, BENRUS, LONGINE, AND HAMILTON WATCHES 437 Washington Street Phone 3700 P' O : F '5 8 Y PLAY TIME IS COKE TIME WHATEVER THE OCCASION The Slgn of Good Taste I YIADI-MARK no. u. s. nr. on. . tfo Keepthss CAMERA 81 HOBBY SHOP 1760 25th Street MALCOLM ROSS JEWELERS A Complete Selection ot DIAMONDS WATCHES JEWELRY 520 Washington Street ' MOHAWK CARPETS ' ARMSTRONG LINOLEUM F J. MEYER 81 SON 435 Washington St Phone 37l4 Urwortunately for this fellow pictures always tell the truth. And you can always count on us to give you a true picture of what y c expec r m the various cameras available today. i ummer's fun forever with a camera from Tom Thompson's O THE NORTHSIDE DRUG STORE PREsCRuPTuoNs LUNCHES COSMETICS Lots of Free Parkang Space Phone 2 4446 1770 25th St ERNIE S RECORD SHOP The House of Cool Musnc 424 3rd St across from the Crump Phone 2 3441 Open Every Nught Until 9 PM For a Day of Fun and Excitement GoTo MlLLER'S Bowling Lanes Highway 31 M-Just East of Central 15 Congrotulotuons ond oll good washes to the Closs ot 1958 GOLDEN FOUNDRY COMPANY INC COLUMBUS INDIANA 1915 g I o Castings tor Columbus industry since Our Best Wishes to the l958 Graduating Class NEWSOM TRUCKING COMPANY INC u s 31 By S Dual 22541 Servmg Columbus and Bartholomew County as your Qualaty Buick Dealer smce l929 NEW CARS USED CARS SERVICE GRAHAM MOTOR CO INC Washmgton St Phone 3338 Complumermts ot MAHAN FORD SALES INC lFormerIy Columbus Lmcoln Mercuryl U S 31 By Pass at Central Avenue I 0 . . -Pas ' - O, I 2I5 ' . I 0 1 CORKY says For the fmest shoes m town Come To TOVEYS SHOE STORE 4 E5Qt----.-.i ...Y LOOKING AH AU FO? TH F T RE D U N LA P S APPLIANCE CENTER I il i - T., , -f V E I W . ' E f W 1 5 I ... - 4 E 4 t ' F . .E L 'LJ At I O STILLWELL DRUGS as the place to go or ,Q PRESCRIPTIONS an COSMETICS For a Late Date Snack Stop at the BOB O LINK Y u II Fmd It an It wall cost es SIMMEN HARDWARE CO Do nto n Columbus f I . 2 .tiff W , . pm.. L :X i :Nj - ,gf - X A 1 I , I U. S. 31 ,, ! V I O 1 d ' ' I SI at O W W 141 Partners in Power...., ,P ,. 1, , lf, 7 . 9' A , I ffl 1 f s After complettng hugh school many young men and women have found rnterestnng Satnsfyung occupations wnth our Company We encourage Sensors to unqunre about oppor tunntues follovvung graduation and under 5?-V 6-'5 cnassmen to unvestngate the most suitable preparation for a future career wnth Cummins Columbus Indiana 'f -F1 - 23 U'-B-Q ig fx if J, SE? Y I I I I - - . ' Q52 f. v mg . L G -'Kao Q CUMMINS ENGINE CIZOM-PANY, INC. - 4, . ' 1 -j If E ' , D' A 1, f CFVTTT Q I - .1-'ii , qs 4 School Cheers for SANDLER of Boston MAJOR T JESTER Young and Sophustlcafed Shoe Salon STOP AND SHOP LOVELACE HARDWARE Cr ELECTRIC CO 2527 Central Phone 4537 DELL BROS THE COMPLETE STORE FOR DAD AND LAD Hyde Park Phoenux Kung Rxdge lClothungl Arrow Van Heusen lShlrtsl Stetson Mallory lHatsl KY JOI-IN DEERE ashlngto Street In These Boys Approve of the QUALITY FARIVI EQUIPMENT from SCHNEIDER IMPLEMENTS Diamonds are a Gurl s Best Friend Especually From FISCHVOGT S Phone 4572 ,431 -' VV ' n , rf 2 , If Q ' 1 e : ,E ,. lr I f-ff A-xii, ,, .hu I ll- : 1 S u I A COMPLETE LINE OF OFFICE SUPPLIES COLUMBUS OFFICE SUPPLY CO. 1703 Keller Street Call 4411 Servmg the FamIIIes of Columbus for Over 36 Years wITI'I the Fmesf of GRADE A DAIRY PRODUCTS FRANKES DAIRY PRODUCTS 2241 St t St. Ph n 4743 IV1r and Mrs HILDERBRAND STUDIO 422 X F hh Sf FOR PICTURES THAT PLEASE 14 1 a e o e K4 ,Y I2 i . IOver Weber'sI Columbus, Ind. Phone 8921 It 146 If you want the Best CHINA always take a look at J W OBRYAN 425 Washrngton St Dual 3918 from Dalton and Payne 402 Washington Smart Clothes for Young Men SAVE WITH US Clhzens Bulldlng and Loan Assoclahon 431 Washington Dual 853l K F I 4 Everyone Likes Quality Clothes A fb S al' L: GAS noss me 4 me Joss :Asian Ano cnnvn MORE AND MORE INDIANA GAS 81 WATER COMPANY INC Men Look Neat In the Clothes You Can t Beat from LINDSAY S me menu I5 70 A I A Wayne shows Janet a New Rnfle at GROSS HARDWARE STORE 2111 State Street Phone 4749 SEND YOUR CLOTHES WARNER CLEANING CO They will be handled with care 921 23rd St For the Best Rude Stop and Shop NOLL PONTIAC To Dial 4410 at ZAHARAKO'S CONFECTIONERY Widely Known as THE GREEKS 329 Washington Street Known for their Service, Cleanliness, Progressiveness and Superb Quality in Fountain, Luncheonette, and Candy Since l9OO 0 I B r u n i n g s THE SPECIALTY SHOP Featuring the Finest in Women's and Cl1ildren's Wearing Apparel 409 Washington St. Phone 5652 Columbus, Indiana l.et's all go out to Nick's for Nick's Hamburger Supreme U. S. Highway and Beam Road Phone 8303 COSCO FURNITURE AT HOME IN SCHOOL ln the Columbus Hrgh teachers lounge as 1n schools ofhces and homes lcross the natxon COSCO furnrture rs wrdely rn use Himrlton Manufactur mg Corporatron rs proud of thrs fact Proud too of the Columbus Hrgh School Faculty and Students and therr accomphshments over the past year To all of them 1 hecrrty Cons,r1tul1t1ons from HAMILTON MANUFACTURING CORPORATION Columlaug I 11611121110 150 anno ' ...- l lx . , . 7 , v 9 1 2' , . . - ' 1 u 7 - n ,C 1 gf. c Congratulations to the CLASS OF '58 BENZOL'S Pick-up and Delivery 2761 Central Ave. P.,.,,.e 3325 For the BEST SERVICE IN TOWN Go to GuY's sAi.Es i AND sisnvics For Brands of Shoes you Know and Like Visit CO0K'S SHOE STCRE WESTERMEIER HARDWARE 1015 Th: d St ect Always a Place to Park A Royal Value Store Southern lndzana S Band Instrument Center GARY DAVIS MUSIC MAKERS STORE Phone 5863 2438 Central Ave You Will Fund DELICIOUS RUSSELL STOVER CANDIES CUMMINS BOOK STORE 406 Washmgfon 'r r I C.H.S. '35 l Af lif 3-J lohn Sawin Scott Wood Jack Hnnkle lvlrs Jackie Kelly f lass President Class President Class Presid t John Scott and Jack each realize the benefits they can derive from using the services provided by a modern bank Here they discuss with Mrs Jackie Kelly of our New Accounts Department some ot the many services available at Irwin Union They know that a sav ing account is one of the first steps toward a college education Whats more while ir college the student s own personal Special Checking Account is a must You will find that Irwin Union is a department store of banking Everyone s every day needs are completely served with one stop banking IBf1K7'IE' 'l'J'E'IfJK' Bank and Trust Company, folumbus, Indzana, 1' - Y X, :gg - I N fl . wi Senior Junior Sophomore irwin Union l . . , en I Y I ' U , l .1 Satusfactuon Can Always Be Found WENDEL S INC Corner 14th and Sycamore Avoid the Fuss and Bother Shop at EandE Poultry Market, Inc By Pass U s 31 Dual 8842 YOU TOO can enjoy THOMPSON S Dairy Products Homogemzed Milk at r 1 1 154 NOW John Thinks Thus ls Really The Way To Llve MARSHMAL O FU DGE Max In heavy 2 qt pan '4 cups sugar '4 cup Butter or lvlardarune 31 cup Pet Evaporated Mslk 5 oz Pennant Marshmal o Bring to bubbllng boll quuckly sturrnng all the tnme When bubbles appear all over the top boil and stlr over meduum heat 5 minutes Remove from heat and add l package Hersheys Sem: Sweet Chocolate Darntles Star untnl Chocolate Damtnes are completely melted and blended unto mlxture Add nuts lf desired Pour unto greased pan about 9 Inches square Cool thoroughly Cut unto l V2 Inch squares Makes 3 doaen squares or 2 lbs UNION SALES CORPORATION Columbus, Ind. . N I 3 ' , ,fir 4' l y F f - 1 , ff N ' f ' X I 2 X ff Q f D I Sue Nancy and Karyn are talking over theur plans for the PROM and trying on the new 58 Prom Dresses Bridal and Prom Lodge Gowns our specialty from THE WHITE HOUSE ' 4 V , X ia '2 V All kunds of A P P L I A N C E S that cost less at WEBER SUPPLY 426 Sth Street Phone 2 2567 For the Finest Musical Value ,HTS Muslczu. S gilij Across from the Courthouse or the BEST nn a New ar Go To Wllson Olds Cadlllac 216 Jackson St Phone 5559 CO. R-E-M-E-M-B-E-R NMI ly, I I . EEE! AH' . F ' c ENGELKING PATTERNS INC H 2 2561 Congratulations to the Class of 58 ART'S CLEAN ERS 4th G California Phone 2-2522 CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF SS VETTER'S TV SERVICE CENTER Otorola 24l2 Central Ave S l agnavcx a es Phone 8330 D Pretty Miss Rose Ann is thrilled to have her Easter Outtit bought at JEAN'S CHILDREN'S SHOP 603 Washington Your home owned furniture store serving the third generation BUCHANAN JONES FINE FURNITURE 6II Wash ngton St eet 6I6 Franklm St eet Phone 2 4451 COLUMBUS INDIANA MAJOR T JESTERS Your Headquarters for CLOTHING FOR ALL OCCASIONS 324 Washington St Phone 2 2564 I i r ' r I o is But You Cant MISS with ATHLETIC GOODS from HOOSIER SPORTING GOODS Look Sharp at the CHARM ROOM BEAUTY SHOP 46th and Beam Rd Where Barbara Adams and Jane Harris are Beautucuans Your Prescrnptuons Compounded Accurately Prescruptuon Specnalusfs PARKER S DRUG STORE Corner 4th and Washungfon T e REXALL STORE Columbus State Road 31 and Central Avenue CARPENTER'S DRUG STORE for PRESCRI PTIONS AND COSMETICS gu- 1 Karen and Phyll s luke Donuts made at S A P S B A K E R Y 4 Washung ton Street a 4427 Phone 24443 36 h . l X l . - . ' 1 H' I I .2 V . H C ll of f . divx '-Q.- 0 xo . A ,Vx X ' 4. K sv' I nfl!! , ,X ' P' A1 0 'R bf 1 - f- Af' 'V f' ' f - ' vf , .1 Af ' r 4 ,xr 1 S 144. i . I NATIONALLY ADVERTISED NAMES AT ANDERSON S BOBBIE BROOKS JONATHAN LOGAN JANTZEN TAILORED JUNIOR WHITE STAG PETER PAN PENDLETON , BELLE SHARMEER IVIACSHORE SHIP N SHORE isssuxi' From One BACH BLOCK BOP SCHOOL BERRYS HOUSE OF RECORDS Compliments Of GENES BAKERY AND DELICATESSEN PARTY WEDDING SPECIAL OCCASION CAKES OUR SPECIALTY CATERING SERVICE FOR PICNICS 525 Wash gto St eet Call 4828 1762 Twenty Fifth Street Call 25311 9 O , 0 I . - . Y TO 'V 9 I ' from ' 1 . 1 O O in n r lm Compliments ot AMERICAN SECURITY C0 4Zl Washington St. Phone 3389 Ronnie explains to Cynthia the ne Ful Form Plastic Cabinet Top made at ORMAN'S WOOD 81 METAL PRCDUCTS l8l5 Zlst St. Columbus Phone 4775 Indiana N-.QLL-K I958 DODGE Most Beautiful Car on the Road FREDERICK M SUTTER INC SALES AND SERVICE 329 Znd Street Complnments of KALER CANDY COMPANY COLUMBUS, INDIANA 47I Jackson Street DuaI 5537 5538 I' I f', . I1 E. 2 I ' If ia I I 1 , Y ,T 1 q f I fflvyi V I ' ii? My V I' 1. -. AQ- tax , In O C Follow the Crowd for Cool Refreshments at A. and W. ROOT BEER 25th Street DAIRY QUEEN The Cone With the Curl on Top H10 25th Street Columbus . - R34 B' 25 ONEYSI 1 I All the Fomlly will wont to Buy The Quolaty Shoes ot The Neighborhood SCHIFF'S SHOE STORE 1 Qt o 1 Q.. 1 f t 336 Washington Street Phone 5498 FAREWELL TO C S H S CONGRATULATIONS To the Graduatmg Class of 1938 on a job well done Our Best Wushes for a Successful and Happy Future FRY CHEVROLET SALES 81 SERVICE ' ff .R ,af , 5 . Reserved for ......................................