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

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Jotinda Buchanan Strutting their stuff. Seniors Andy Alka, Ted Sabinas, Dennis Pierce, and Jeff Wilson are dressed in thier finest attire to cheer on the senior girls during the annual Powder Puff football game. The game ended with a victory for the juniors. Enthusiastically supporting the Olympians, friends and relatives of Senior Carey Cox show true school spirit. The group, dressed in orange and brown, and waving spirit banners, could be seen at every home basketball game. 14 Studtni Life Typical Days

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Joiind Buchanan Wind Buchanan Coming back to school after summer vacation required some readjustment for most students. No longer could they sleep until noon and bask in the sun by the pool. The sounds of buzzing alarm clocks, slamming lockers, shouting friends, and ringing bells soon became all too familiar. Working together to solve a difficult problem in physics, Mandy Bell, junior, and Kim Lucas, junior, compare their observations from the lab. Physics classes provided group-oriented activities which allowed students to interact with one another. Bringing some Christmas spirit to school, ESL members Christie Peters, junior, and Norma Kim, senior, decorate the tree in the commons. Candy canes, wrapping paper, ribbons, and cards scattered throughout the school were subtle reminders that vacation was not far away. Jod Eiaenbraun Typical Days Siudent Life! 13

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Jolinda Buchanan Included in the traditional Homecoming week activities was a spirit window painting contest. Senior Tracy McCracken concentrates on completeing her entry. The entries, designed to show support for the football team, added color to the cafeteria. Union Station, filled with specialty shops, small resturants, and night clubs, gave students another alternative for weekend fun. Senior Christina Martinez looks over a selection of tote bags and T-shirts. I've learned to cope with my homework better than when I attended Central Middle School. Resource time is useful because teachers are helpful with my studies. Freshman Kerry Utterback ”1 like the open concept you can take as many classes as you want I like the freedom on the resource level and access to teachers at the resource desk. If you need help it’s always there. Sophomore Mihir Patel The Olympian Spirit Marching Band performed during the half-time and pre-game shows at varsity football games. Richie Howell, sophomore, plays a trumpet solo during one of their half-time performances. Typical Days Student Life 15