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

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Going to after the Looking for something to do this weekend? You want some- thing exciting but close to home? Ever thought about ' cruisin ' Columbus? Sure, why not? There are lots of things that can be seen in your home- town. While cruisingdown Third Street, you drive right upon a very odd shaped building. This is the new city hall. This new building has been added to the list of famous Columbus archi- tecture. Many foreigners visit our city year round just to admire these structures. In fact, two foreign industries Noble ' s game? moved to Columbus this year, Claas from West Germany and Fabrik from Japan. Perhaps the one thing that North students cruise in to are the fast food restaurants. After the game, it ' s off to Noble Ro- man ' s. After the school, it ' s time to hit McDonald ' s. But during lunch our students chose from a variety. Taco Bell, A W, Dairy Queen, The Big Cheese, Something Spe- cial, Kentucky Fried Chicken, and Godfather ' s are within easy walking distance from the school. Above Right: Taco Bell has become a popular lunch site for North students because of the location of the establishment and its wide variety of Mexican food. Above: Streetlights Illuminate the downtown area along Washington Street. Steps are being taken to restore the downtown area because of the addition of the new Cummins Headquarters. Right: The Crump Theatre is the oldest movie theatre in Columbus. The historic theatre is located on Third Street and was almost destroyed by fire. 12 Cruisin ' Columbus

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Left: Invented by Hungarian Erno Rubik, the Rubik ' s Cube quickly be- came one of the most popular and intriguing toys of the year. Belou. Left: January, 1982, marked the beginning of president Ronald Reagan ' s second year in office. Far Below: City firefighters and Tho- mas R. Hawes (left), owner of Hawes Office Equipment Co., survey the damage done following a natural gas explosion. The old building, which housed Tom Pickett ' s Music Center and The Beauty Wand as well as Hawes Office Equipment Co.. was a total loss. Below: North students and faculty were among many Columbus residents who participated ia a march in favor of the Polis h solidarity union. Current Events 11

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McDons id ' S OVEr- i; BILLIOrt ' SERVED Above Center: The new City Hall was added to the corner of Second and Washington streets this year. Its architectural features has made it a popular tourist attraction. Above: Noble Roman ' s at the Northern Village Shopping Center is one of the most popular places for students to go after the games and entertainment events. Left: McDonald ' s has also become a popular place for students to go anytime. In fact, students have even created nicknames for the restaurant. The Mac Shack and the Golden Arches are a couple of them. Cruisin ' Columbus 13