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

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Art Classes Win Awards Through informal art classes students are given the opportunity to express themselves as well as develop new interests. Again this year many students won awards which the L. S. Ayres Company presents each year. A class which proved to be very popular this year was the crafts class. Dana Essex, William Hawkins. Roberta Ziegler. and Karyn Gentb talk to Mr. Karl McCan about some art work.

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Offered to Students Recent developments of interest in connection with outer space have spurred students to greater efforts in the field of science. Along with advanced courses in chemistry and physics, a new course in advanced biology was offered to students. In these advanced courses students are urged to work on special research projects. About $3,000 worth of new equipment was purchased for the science department this year. In- cluded in this new equipment were twenty new micro- scopes and bins for the greenhouse. All sciences adopted new texts for use this year. Again this spring, a very successful Science Fair was held in the school library. Four special awards were presented. One was given in each of the three major sciences, and one was given in general science. Twenty pro- jects represented the local fair in the regional at Bloom- ington, Indiana. About seventy students visited the science laboratories at Indiana University and Purdue University. Mr. Ferry Clark. Mr. Bruno Milakotic. Mrs. Carol Miller. Mr. Kenneth Morris. Mr. Vt ' oodrou- Fleming. Linda Carotbers. Sharon Davis, Carol) n Bra) . and Bob Grou look at some fungi in tbe bioscope. Joyce Mathis. Ln::; c WatSOl, Bill Smith, and Sharon Seitz tieu some :1a, n under the microscopes. 25

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Music Groups Meet Heavy Schedule Mr. Joe Williams and Mr. Elttyn Broun make last minute plans for the coming concert. Students in music classes were kept very busy again this year. The choirs and the hand presented a con- cert series of five programs, and the choirs appeared on convocations, the all city Christmas Carol, the Spring Music Festival at Bloomington, Indiana, and at local civic meetings. Several students were winners in state competition. This was Mr. Brown ' s first year as director of the C.S.H.S. Band. Besides appearing occasionally with the choirs, the band provided half- time entertainment at the football and basketball games. This year students could enroll in a course in music appreciation or harmony as well as band or choir. A section of the band rehearses for a concert.