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

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Ali in Our World of Fun All in the course of a day, students attend classes to further their knowledge of their chosen subjects. Mrs. Miles assists in their endeavor by having a ' ailable all needed books and supplies. The Luther Lockwood Li- brary is a busy place where students study and do re- search on assigned subjects. Mr. Robert Cronkhite, our new librarian, and his student helpers added interest to the library by means of interesting and colorful displays in the show windows and on the bulletin boards. Even in the best of regulated schools, an occasional spill occurs. Of course this adds frustration, but it also adds a bit of fun. Most CHSites eat dinner in the school cafeteria. Here they take time to relax and meet with friends, as well as enjoy an appetizing lunch. Breakfast is also served to students and teachers who wish to eat at school. Janet Lane and Mike Green help Judy Blankenship pick up her books as Merideth Lee comes down tlie stairivav behind them. Students take time out to relax with friends and eat dinner. 17

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Ronnie- Hubbard, Dean Henderson, Connie David, and Diane Huffman slop in the Bookstore to buy some supplies from Mrs. Miles. Claude Prithard lectures to the Vorld Go ernment class on The Characteristics of the Nation State. ( A

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Interesting Convos Are Enjoyed Con os at C. H. S. this year had assorted themes and programs. Students, especially members of the band and the choirs, participated in some of these Com ' os. These were particularly our pep sessions and our sectional convo, where the bus drivers presented a new, flag to Mr. Erne and, as a token of good luck, rabbits feet to members of the basketball team and a rabbit to Mr. Stearman. Se eral professional performers pro ' ided entertain- ment also. Mr. Charles King, with his wife, delighted his C.H.S. audience with his musical ability and per- sonality. Mr. Schmidt and his wife demonstrated rules of proper physical fitness and their skills and ability in weight-lifting and acrobatics. At the invitiation of Mr. and Mrs. Schmidt, four C.H.S. students tried their skills on the trampoline. . science convo was presented by General Motors. The new ideas in science were emphasized. Carol Sue Hamilton changes listing of acti ities for the coming week. Three convocation programs this year included a Christmas concert by the combined choirs, a demonstration of physical skills by Mr. and Mrs. Schmidt, and a musical presentation by Mr. Charles King.