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Alive, Artful, Industrious Atmosphere A town without any apologies for hard work, solid and indus- trious, yet one alive and filled with art, especially contemporary architecture of national signifi- cance. The nationally renown archi- tectural opportunity in design fa- miliar to our city is unique in the U.S. Every year over 40,000 out- siders come into Columbus to marvel at the atmosphere citizens have excepted as a way of life. The community has built or rebuilt over forty masterpieces which residents live in, pray in, learn in, laugh in, have fun in and have the daily life of the city pub- lished in. Recently the uniqueness of our environment has received much recognition from several national publications; Reader's Digest, Time Magazine and The National Geographic. Yet, the specialty re- mains, Columbus is, A Most Un- common Town. With its castle-like appearance, the First Baptist Church, 3300 Fairlawn Drive, has become the prime subject studied, pho- tographed and sketched by several free- lance professionals. 6 Architecture
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Even when the ground was covered with snow and foot long icicles hung from the building, classes wese still conducted and student energy remained inside the halls at East. Constantly expanding, the area view of the city explains the recent city renovation. Participating in the Homecoming spirit week, sophomore Jeannie Stafford wore her pink p.j.'s on Pajama Day. Rallying to motivate the spirit of the foot- ball players, coach john Stafford speaks to the faithful Olympian fans who attended the first annual bonfire. Opening 5
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Flowing continuously, the tierred foun- tain compliments the lavish gardens in the courtyard of Elsie Sweeney's birthplace. Designed to utilize solar energy, the Ir- win Union Bank complex, 500 Washing- ton Street, is the major banking center for Bartholomew County. One of the oldest but still most beautiful landmarks in the city stands at 819 Fifth Street; St. Peter's Lutheran Church. Standing out above the city, the time tower of the First Christian Church, 531 Fifth Street, is one of the tallest city sites. Architecture 7
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