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

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Above Left: Senior Scott Elliot has made a hobby out of repairing and restoring old Volkswagens. Left: When the weather cooperates, junior Mike Reed enjoys mudding after school and on weekends with his friends. Left Center: Steve Zigler, a senior, races bicy- cles as a sport. Steve is pictured here jumping four boys, two of whom attend North and par- ticipate in bicycle racing also. They are sophomore Glen Hoeffelen and junior Kevin Lantz. Student Hobbies

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Take Another Look Talent on Trial Take Another Look at our accomplishments, talents, skills, and hobbies. 20% of the student body participate in organized sports programs. Participation in these pro- grams requires skill, practice and hard work. Not all students practice their skills through sports, many have their own special hobbies that require the same types of skill and determination. Activities such as bicycle and motorcycle racing, work- ing on and restoring old cars and mudding attract the attention of students after school and on weekends. Par- ticipation in service clubs. Junior Achievement, 4-H, Campus Life, and other various types of organizations allows students the chance to use their talents and skills to help others which also provides a rewarding and learning experience. Right: Senior Mike Gron experiments witli solar energy. Mike is a member of the Science Club. Below: 1983 was the last year that gymnastics was sanctioned by the IHSAA. Coach Hinds is optimistic that gymnastics will continue in some form at North. Student Hobbies «— - :

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Above: Many students spend their independent study time doing their own thing in the cafeteria. Junior Jeff Welch serenades those who wish to listen and senior Tim Waswurth plays cards with his friends. Student Life