Columbus East High School - Altis Yearbook (Columbus, IN)

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Junior Mark James, senior David Swift, and ju- nior Rob Banister gaze into the dome of the Plan- etarium at the patterns created by the heavenly bodies. Sandy Glick, senior, makes a close inspection of some greenery found in the greenhouse with the help of Mr. John Hayworth, biology teacher. Thought, discourse action, reaction time altered In a quiet manner the revolution be- gan. There were no angry words or bloodshed that characterized even the style that brought our country to be. A school was built and people were trans- planted from one atmosphere to an- other. It was decided that the new people should have a new system under which to function, one that was totally differ- ent from the traditional way of learn- ing. 4s in any new concept or idea un- founded, opposition arose to protest against the new colony. We were young and weak, but never gave up the fight. Student, teacher, coach, player, all proved at each turn that we have the strength to endure and survive. How- ever, the battle, the Revolution, still continues. 4 Opening

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Fireworks, picnics, and parades have long sym- Ixtlized the celebration of freedom on the Fourth of July. sj SS Opening h the Revolution 10 the Rebels 76 the Ideal of Freedom 11 8 Index 212 Closing 222 Bicentennial Supplement SI Seniors Terry Grammer and Duane Cook work with Columbus North students in constructing a house fnon blueprint to the finishing paint tou- ches in the building trades class. Table of Contents A

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Looking into the computerized future, the school system experimented with computerized bus scheduling. The new system proved to be quite ex- pensive and parent pressure forced the school board to abandon the system, after only two weeks. A chance to cool off and some instructions from coach Jackie Burton are provided during a time- out, for the women's basketball team. The women competed in the first women's state basketball championship until the sectional finals where they were defeated by Columbus North.