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

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1973 brought the creation of‘‘The Other School,” which dared to defy the old straight schedule learning with a modular system of the five day cycle. The operations of the new school was a bit shaky with acts of vandalism and the incompleteness of the building, but the five day cycle never failed. 1975 handed out one more major change to the cycle system. The five day schedule was discarded and a new six day cycle was adopted. Fear that such progress would bring “Chaos was lost when the modular system once more pulled us through the crisis. Heavy snows surround East High School. But even the layers of ice didn't hinder students from taking breaks and walking to the houses in the back during their lunch hour. 4 Opening

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Chicken bones were given to senior Val Knotts honoring her on her birth- day by her friends in the cafeteria. Cycles The Christmas season kept the Swing Choir active with performances. One of their programs was sung to the Ro- tary Club at Donner Center. Opening 3

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Shelves of library reference material gave students an easy opportunity to attain information for class discussion. One of our most treasured assets was our basketball team. Proof was easily found as fans traveled to Jennings County to suppport the team to a victory. Opening 5