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

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Chris Tu Ole One thing I enjoyed about East High School was the ability to get help from teachers outside of class. AB With resource mods, I was v able to go to a specific resource and find help for that Jr .jlm subject You don't find that kind of help in other high schools. Senior Todd Trautman I like the resource time I have because I have the opportunity to get help on my homework. It's nice because there always seems to be a teacher around to help! Junior Angie Hubbell r A While devouring a Dominoe's pizza. Sieve Burns and Jason Corrcll, seniors, and Hauser Senior Jennifer Seim chat about the latest gossip. Many found that if there was not a lot to do in Columbus on weekends, getting together at each others' houses to talk, eat, and watch MTV was just as good as going to Noble Roman's after a ballgame. Members of the varsity football team relax during a time-out. During the Homecoming game the team struggled for a victory, but was defeated by Jeffersonville 15-36. Typical Days Studeni Life 9

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Joltnd Buchanan Looking over a selection of earrings on sale at Paul Harris, Melanie Buck, junior, hunts for a bargain. Whether in Columbus, or in Indianapolis, shopping was a favorite weekend pastime for many. Shopping also allowed students to forget the tensions of school from the past week. Protesting the way the teacher contract was being handled, U.S. History teacher, David Fribley holds a sign staling his feelings. For nearly six weeks, students came to school hearing rumors of a possible teachers' strike. The contract was settled and school returned once again to a normal pace. Qfu Tutfle 8lStudent Life Typical Days

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A requirement for students in Advanced Biology was to observe the growth of microscopic organisms in a specimen of pond water for four weeks. Throughout that time, each student was responsible for making a notebook of observations. Norma Kim, senior, examines a pipet of pond water as part of the project. Expanding areas of interest and talent were qualities shared by the Humanities classes and the performing arts classes. In September, the groups combined, and attended a jazz convocation. Jeff Brown, senior, Mike Vincent, sophomore, and Kevin Olson, senior, prove their talents lie beyond playing traditional instruments by forming a trio with kazoos. Joimda Buchaun MI like that there aren't cliques. You can talk to everyone without feeling stupid about it. East also helps kids get better prepared for college. The teachers go out of their way to bring us a better education. They put a considerable amount of time into helping students achieve their academic potential. Freshman Josh Kroot JohmU Buchaun 101 Student Life Typical Days