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

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STUDENT LIFE Student Life Divisional 9

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Ij ife at East is fast-paced and almost never dull. There is no such thing as a typical student; just as there is no such thing as typical student life. Most of the similarity seems to end with the fact that all of the students at- tend classes. There are organizations to honor outstanding achievement in certain areas. Plays and musi- cals allow the aspiring actor or actress to “show their stuff.” There are clubs to fit almost any interest. The clubs range from foreign language to trying to escape in Dungeons and Dragons. Student life extends beyond the walls of school. Students work part-time jobs to earn extra cash for fun times, and several students do volunteer work in the community. Volunteer- ing ranges from working with aged at a nursing home to being a friend to a small child in Big Brothers Big Sisters. Activities one participates in lead up to one thing-graduation, the one day everyone looks forward to. Every activity, organization or play makes this day even more special. Junior Kim Craig gives Seniors Mike Kammon and Tom Hendrickson a good luck kiss. Junior Sandy Schmeltz puts final touches on the Spanish float that appeared in the annual Columbus Day Parade. Swing Choir entertains at the teacher's dinner. Its all in how you look at 8 Student Life Divisional

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Senior powder puffers celebrate on the sidelines after beating the juniors 38-20. Sophomore Denise Dyer eats lunch Altis staffers add links to the class with an unusual companion on Lion spirit chains sponsored by the Pub. Hunter Day. 10 Homecoming Week