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

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Over 200 attend Christmas Dance The annual Christmas Danfe was held at the Se- nior (jlizens Center December 1. Students were entertained by Jack McCracken and his band. Also available this year were couple ' s pictures from Parker Portraits. The dance started at nine p.m. and ended at midnight. Dean of Girls Marian Callon said that over 200 students attended the lolidav jiatherinj;. Above — Performing at the North Christinas Dance held at the Senior Citizens Buihling is the Jack McCracken Band. Below e — Students talk among themselves while the band takes a break during the dance. Above— Andrew Rvan. along with his date, Bianca Gregory, take in an evening of music at the Christmas dance. Center l ff— arious couples at the Christmas Dance en- joy the music provided bv the Jack McCracken band. Christmas Dance 5

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Escape includes bikes, skates, etc. lh iii m- Tt -i k. fc n l|iPHM % ■ fj9M Ml u ■ , «• i«» N ff l 1 W (M?3K )»_! «. 11 . L . Hi ' A 1 E _— «« J n I w kf 1 kJii r Sfe i mM - il 1 L, ■ hv c iF ' .) wli| S ' 1 m . t .- IL iw ikkAi 2 m jrinHpn ftW Mi HtSkL: f ri • . -fi ll - • -v t • ! Far above fe i— Sophomore Amv Rawlins wins the first place prize of $32 for her old woman costume in the " Escape from Reahtv " eonvo hefore the Nnrth-East basketball -iame. For above r i — Junior Rick Snvder. a member of the Columbus Speed Club team, demonstrates his roller skatinj; ability in state and regional meets. Lower ri i — Senior Jav Rcece rides his molorcvcle in moto-cross races. Rcece was the slate ehampion in bis racing di% ' ision. 200cc open. Lower left— Senior Corps, an oriranization of seni »r girls, demonstrates schotd spirit at Homecoming and other school events. 4 Opening

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Students react to hostage situation C(nnimmit -minded North .studtMits par- ticipated ill various extraeurri ular activi- ties, some of which took plact ' off campus. The second annual Bh)odmohilc drivt ' was held in llic ninasiinn in ()clol)cr. The drive netted over 200 pints of l hM d. Ap- provimatelv 30 student volunteers w trketl under the direction of senior chairman of the N(»rth hloodmohile. M dani Smith. Ninth students staged and participatetl in a march in protect of 50 U.S. political hos- tages bein : hcKl in Iran. Senior Hugh Mi- ckel co(irdinatcil the march which occurred in d (unto n !)dumhus. Far ( wK ' P— [Ncirth students display their patriotism as the riiurch in protect of the Iranian ho-stage crisis on Decernht-r thirlertilli. .■Ifoore— Officer Cleon Sweeney watehes a Nortli has- Icetball ;ame while talkino; with Mr. -huek Richard- son. Officer Sweeney has been niar hulliiiji ihe l askcl- ball games for 13 vears. Center rifiht— ' St v. to the (»penin«r 4-en-nionic?, of the basketball frames is the color truard. The member of the foiard are Susie Llovd. Tawnya McDonley, Robin Kirhy. and Slacv Williams. Hight }o( y Mumley takes the names of tho e students wlio are donating blood at the 2nd annual Blood- mobile. 6 Opening