Columbus North High School - Log Yearbook (Columbus, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1950 volume:

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'-1-sv 17 ,' W' '-P' ' i -is f L , -H! -A i F f Q In biology labs such as ours, equipment and Teachers of the highest quality help in our never ending curiosity of naturc's handiwork, Clfldflfff jgflnpfif IUCPPQ l'Qlf6'flA6!. . ii 8 LQCll 5Cl 5 Pl Qp6U Q M5 Al' . A scene from the Dramatic Club's presentation of The Barretts ot Wimpole Street . This was a story packed tull ot thrilling and humorous incidents, We all delight in lending our talents to such productions, whether they be devoted to back stage construction, selling tickets, or wearing the grease paint. L I2 iw IH!! ,ifzlczfi 'HU 11.14 L1f'l,Hx - uf, If 41 e ,ff mr .!H'mlf!'l1Px VVf'.1r4N fmqiwt tm rc! U71 fur uf .ax ww1vf1L:.l'Q fm ur vnu Hwrwkmr C .ami Qu ww llHiCJfTHVT x h 1 ' 4 . xi s ,L 4' x ' .Q X Y. it . P I . ,gg ' 1 ,Y .s ' wams '1 l' 1v Q' Q ' lf ,,. ..-A , ' ' . A4 ' , ' 'if' 4 - 05- 2 I . 1 0 ' v u if, olw' 'K . ,S . . J 14 .if .5 .. ,JW Y' 1 fg ,T I lx 5 ' .. ' s P l s : A ' XX 0 . 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The older one becomes, and the farther removed we are from childhood and youth, the more these early experiences take on the qualities of tales which we shall always treasure and enjoy whether they be fairy or otherwise. Luther A, Lockwood. PRINCIPAL Thinking of the theme presented in the Log this year takes one back to the nursery rhymes of old. Today, even though living in an atomic age with an uneasy feelf ing for the future, we have our old King Coles, Bo Peeps and even a few Simple Simons in all walks of life. Let us attain through education and clean living a true sense of duty, happiness, and contentment that the nursery folk have implanted upon the human soul. ludson Erne. I8 l 'Q' These men with Superintendent Lockwood, are the overseers of our Columbus Schools. Columbus is growing and so is their job. They are doing a good job, too, as shown by our excellent schools. SCHOOL BOARD-DEPARTMENT HEADS Each department has its head who supervises the teachers and directs the courses of study. Seated: Miss Carrie Ong, Miss Beatrice Crowe, and Mr, Wells H, Fish. Standing: Miss Edna V, Folger, Mr. Merrill Webb, Mr William C. Baker, and Mr, Bradford Chaffin. 'QA Mr. Cecil C. Hubbard Mr. Lewis N. Essex Mr. Yandell C. Cline Mr. Ross is a splendid and efficient helper of Mr, Erne . , A Miss Armuth and Mr. Genth are our wise counselors. They help us to know our best selves and to act accordingly Mrs. Armstrong sees that all ot us are in the correct place between 8:30 and 3:30. Mr. Carl McCan, Sponsor of Sketch Club+Ball State Teachers College, BS., Peabody College, M.A,, Magdalene College, Cambridge, England . . . Mr. lames Beers, Varsity Basketball Coach and Cross Country Coach-Purdue Univer- sity, B.S,P.E ,,.. Mr. Iames K. Kelley, Sponsor of Chess Club- lndiana University, AB., Indiana University, M.A .... Mr. Glenn Adams, Golf and Tennis Coach and Sponsor C Club- Depauw University, A.B i... Miss leanne Anderson, Co- Sponsor of Pierian League-Indiana University, AB .... Mrs. Hazel McKain-Moores l-lill College, BS, Franklin College, Indiana University . . . Mr. Wells H. Fish, Sponsor of Social Science-Hanover College, AB., Butler University, M.S .,,. Mr. Raymond Scott, Sponsor of Forum, Assistant Football Coach, and Assistant Basketball Coach-lndiana University, Central Normal, BS, Butler University, MS. bi' 3 Q 9 4 ,, Q 9 ,E f 4 ,, Aw, ox. QI' .- 1' -, I lf, 'Q 'CO V F J , . Gnu 'I Jil I lilllh ' ,' aw-gg .. .1 ' .2 . . F ff f ' f is yn A aw Y w P L ,ff b L -1 ff' 0 i '.. L.. d Mr Roger Helman and Mr, Bradtord Cnattin Miss Mildred Malev, Miss Elsie Butler, Mr Roy Otte, and Miss Beatrice Crowe. COMMERCIAL M- MUSlC PHYSICAL EDUCATION NURSE - DOCTOR Mr, Frank Newsom, Miss Euzetta Foster, and Mr, Robert lohnson , . . Mrs, Doris Van Norman and Dr William L Wissman ..4' Mr. Roger Helman, CofSponsor ot Artists' Club and Direc' tor ot Columbus School's Radio Workshop-Ashland College, AB., Ohio State University, BS., Western Reserve University, B.Mus ..., Mr. Bradford Chaffin, CoeSponsor of Artists' Club -eDepauw University, AB .... Miss Mildred Maley, Sponsor ot Sunshine and Sunbeams-Indiana University, AB .... Miss Elsie Butler, CoaSponsor ot Dramatic Club-Franklin College, Teachers College ot lndianapolis, Indiana State Teachers Cole lege, BS .... Mr. Roy Otte, Sponsor ot Future Business Leaders ot America-lndiana University, BS ..., Miss Beatrice Crowe --Columbia Universityg Chicago Universityg Franklin Collegeg Butler University, BS. Mr. Frank Newsom-University ot Wisconsin, Indiana Uni- versit BS ..,. Miss Euzetta Foster, Sponsor ot P,l-l.C- Y, . Indiana University, BS .,.. Mr. Robert johnson, Football Coach and Assistant Track CoachfDepauw University, Purdue Uni- versity, BAS ,... Mrs. Doris Van Norman-Indiana University, RN .4.. Dr. William L. Wissmanf-vflndiana University, BS, Indiana University Medical School, M, D, If X Nc - R' gy Q Q-xv' Ik ld Kin Cole was XrnQrr O SOM. f H m mil Q rm J Th x vo U C 5 Thwt 1 Lac r rcgulzr s scam ew fur fuw Q pon wces .XJ W S55 ...Z fx.. r- if .f N xl 51 ' CHX 1Ci 1 s o 0 Th?JTvwTmc3s tf,Mw:fl1wChQlQ Q if - Us me 1, 'for Q f gn 5 Th added warlx . mg lf' fu 1 . Chow' vwarlc ' mme cgrwloyablff LCT 5 rCvm a r fwlii-ci UD C7 Q . fx , , x g X m fb , 5 K LX y X 1 Q ,M 1 f L 5 , N4 j S xr 1 D K J ff J X C X 0 X! v QW 5 N 5 FQ xx V J .J w Q' 0-74f Cf, -f 0 x f MA IUUI' J KN' Olrll' ZUVLUP5 . . . HONOR SOCIETY XX fff l.. X X , 1 , X. as 1 Z 5 ' fl, Q K f l lldiz JT. fi Top Row: D. Wiseman, I. Lurie, D. Burns, E. Beeker, D. Meyer, D, Hoefer- kamp, D. Scheidt, L. Essex. Row Five: P. Sullivan. I. Newson, H. Hoeferkamp, S. Huffman, C. B. Mohr. H, Newson, D. Shepherd. Row Four: E, Pruitt, S. Barnett, E. Sweeney, B. Graham, D. Dudley, P. Zaring, M. Green. Row Three: H. Crussel, M. Bruning, D. Glenn, M. Kollmeyer, C. Ritter, I. Mahoney, B. Reece, W. Bayne. Row Two: 1. Kelly, L. Meyer, M. Hoskins, A. Fisher, M. A. Patton, S. Snively, N. Whalley, Miss Maude Davis. Row One: H. Moore, E. Owen, I. Carmichael, A. Gordon, M. A. Reynard, M, Rothrock, D. Spalding, N. Hill, M. A, Dickey. One of the finest laurels that can be bestowed on a high school student is for him to be selected as a member of the National Honor Society. To be eligible for membership, the student must excel in four fields: character, scholarship, lead- ership, and service. He must have the recommendation of several members of the faculty, be in the upper one-third of his class, have an l lA, l2B, or l2A class rating, and be chosen by the special committee of teachers and the principal. This year the total membership is 50. The officers for this year are Harold Hoeferkamp, president, Shirley Barnett, vice-president, Howard Crussel, secretary, Don Scheidt, sergeant-at-arms. Miss Maude Davis serves as treasurer and sponsor for this organization. 28 THESPIANS Although most every high school dramatist is desirous of becoming a member of the Na- tional Thespian Society, only a very few attain this goal. One must have taken a major role in a three act play, taken two major roles in one act plays, minor roles in one act plays, or rendered outstanding service in some other capacity. Officers for the first semes- ter have been Philip Zaring, president, joyce Ann Kelly, vicefpresident. For the second semester Ellanor Pruitt and Don Collins have served as presia dent and vice-president. Miss Mildred Murray acts as spon- sor for the group. Kneeling: l. Carmichael, I. Kelly. Row Two: l. Ritzenthaler, B, Graham, E Pruitt, Standing: S. Snively, B. Welmer M. Atkinson, N. Baxter, P. Sullivan, D Collins, M, Ostick, j. Zuckschwerdt, Miss Murray. 'QO- OUILL AND SCROLL The highest goal which a journalist in CHS seeks and hopes to attain is to be recog- nized as a member of Quill and Scroll. This year l4 members of the Log and Triangle staffs were accepted into this national journalistic honorary society. To be eligible for membership the student must have done outstanding work on the school yearbook or newspaper, be a junior or senior, must be in the upper one-third of his class scholastically, and be approved by the national secretary. Stew- art Huffman is president Front Row. M Green, S. Barnett Row Two: C Ritter, E. Pruitt. M Bruning. Row Three' O Meyer, A. Gordon, L Mover, E Becker. Row Four: D. Shepherd, T. Howell, H, Hoeferkarnp, S. Huffman, S Snive'x, D Hanclly, Miss Evelyn Seward, sponser. 'A4 f 1 n n I , y , l wzyoi 2121126 41 ,5l'l'lflt'l'. LL C CLUB C club is one of the two clubs in high school devoted to athletics. The membership is limited to those boys and girls who have been awarded block C's for their outstand- ing participation in athletics. Student managers and cheer leaders are included. The organization has numerous activities dealing with athletics. One of the foremost of these is ushering at the home football and basketball games. This year for the first time the ushers at the basketball games wore special green sweaters with the yellow letters Ushers , making the boys more easily recognized. They also distributed programs at the home football games, The club also manages the grade school tourneys, pro- viding the coaches for the various teams, referees, and other officials. They also manage the concessions at the industrial league basketball games. Several of these athletes are Lewis Essex and Dick Rutan, who served as president and vice-president respectively for the first semester. The second semester lim Foulke served as president with Bob Adams as vice-president. Mr, Glenn Adams serves as advisor. 30 Row Four: B. Kelly, R. Van Wye Mr. Glenn Adams, B. Meyer, H. New- som, D. Scheidt, S. Cline, Bob Summa B Settle, D. Turner. Row Three: P. Martin, l. Foulke 1. Howe, l. Denny, E. Yeley, I. Walter- mire, R, Higgins, Buryl Line, D, Meyer D. Wiseman, E. Zeigler, l. Voelz, Row Two: H. Gould, B. Taggart R. Schwartzkopf, W. Meyer, E. Chaney R. l-lornback, l. Bray, B. Buckner B. Adams, N. Whalley. Row One: D, Burns, I. Ferry, D Shepherd, B. l-lilycord, I. Dietz, D Rutan, L. Essex, N Sweeney, C, Wiesc Usher? Usherl AIDETTE AMKIALES Again this year the Aidette Amicales have sponsored recreation for CHS students in several ways. The most pop- ular events were the dances presented after the home foot- ball and basketball games. Music for these dances was furnished partly by dance bands and partly by records, There was a new type of dance presented this year-the Sock Hop , with a prize awarded to the person wearing the most distinctive type of footwear. Their record dances, introduced for the first time this year, also proved to be a definite success. The president and viceepresident for the first semester were Iudy Wilkes and Diane Sohn, the second semester, Diane was president and Burdette Graham vice-president. Miss Iosephine Armuth serves as sponsor for the organi- zation. 31 Top Row' N Fisher, Miss Inseph ne Arnwutb, E Pardieck, N, Miller, I Buckner, S, Loesch, I, Harrisen, I, Schii Row Three: M. Feist, B. Shepherd C Sewell, M. Gunder, S. Baker, C Conrad, I, Higue, S Purdy I Devening Row Two: I Maheney, A. Buxton G, Clark, D Wilber, R, Hoeltke H, Reeves, E, Sweeney, B Scheidt A M Handlev, I. Wilkes, Row Onei D. Sehn, E, Polk, R, I Hooker, P Huffman, B. Graham, F2 Critzer, M. Fischvcgt A, Fisher, M Roth Work Comes Before Play . 7 BIY5 , 7 g MR K Z-TM, Mm Stan Row Row Row Row Row Row va -.age ,- -V 'Tif- clrng S Bouth GIRL RESERVES Grrl Reserves rs one ot the must rtctrm servrce clubs rn hugh school The rnemlrrfrs serve as assrstants to the Dean ot Crrrls anrl to the school nurse, helprng To mtl them .rs much as possrlnle rn therr nmnx cluttes Dur :ng Chrrstrnas trme the Glrl lleserves lurnrsh and decorate .1 large Chrrstmas tree rn the mann hall They also collect clothrng .tt Tltrs tame whrch ts clrstrrbuted to the needy chrl clren, anal present large baskets of trurt wrth therr 'best washes' to less lcrtunate tamr lres and tnclrvrcluals Wrth acts ot thus calrber the club certarnly rustrtres tts exrstence anrl tultrlls rts purpose, whrch IS to help tts mem bers learn to lace lute squarely, to trncl ancl grve the best, and to help others Sue lane Routh rs president, Carole Nol trng, vrce presrclent, Barbara Balclwrn, secre tary, Marrlyn Green, treasurer, Donna Sue Smith, sergeant at-arms, Shrrley Stuclcev, chaplarn Mass Alta Redmond assrsts as sponsor. One: L, Betz, N Vanest, I. l-lt llowav, D Smrth, M Green, l-l Babb Two. E Pardreck, l., Bockes, L Esarey, B. Scherrlt, P. Brown, P Wrllranrs, Mrss Alta Redmnntl Three1B Nugent, C Conrarl, C Sewell, N Frsher, M. A Frschvugf Effur G Doolex P Carter, M Vfoss, S Purdv E. Sween Frye. S. Ewer, L. Bowman, l Schulz, B Baldwrn Srx C Noltrng, M Betz, S, Stuclrev, R Erlclv STUDENT ASSEMBLY The Assembly, reorganized this year, is to provide a better representative type of stue dent government. A student was chosen from each home room to act as represent- ative for his particular group in speaking to the Assembly. A code of ethics for students while in the school buildings was presented at the begina ning of the year. This was drawn up by the members of the Assembly and accepted fa- vorably by the student body, The main goal of the organization this year has been to contribute financially to a fund from which money will be taken to in- stall a public address system in the high school. To accomplish this, the Assembly op- erates a popcorn machine in the basement of the main building and manages concese sions at the home football and basketball games. A system has been set up by which the Row Seven: L. Whitehouse, L. Essex, H. Stiltz. various clubs distribute the concessions one night each at home games. From the profits which are realized from the operations of their two projects, the Assembly receives 257, the Principal's Fund 25't, and 50' is presented to the Public Address System Fund. An all school fair was sponsored by the group in the spring. Booths set up in the halls and gym were decorated and operated by the various clubs in high school with profits going to the Public Address System Fund. Don Burns has led the Student Assembly as president, Marilyn Green, vice-president, joy George, secretary, Harold Hoeferkamp, treasurer, loyce Ann Kelly, assistant treas- urer, lim Dietz, sergeant-at-arms. Miss Edna V. Folger and Mr. Herbert Reese are the faculty advisors. Row Six: T. Piercefield, l. Tovey, H. Hoeferkamp, D. Scott, l. Swope, I, Young, E. Zeigler. Row Five: L. Marr, G. Reece, R. Wetzel, D. Burns, S. Huffman, B, Kelly, T. Brockman, I. Wendell. Row Four: C. Gilbert, G Lentz, l. Dietz, C. Perry, L. Huntington, 1. George, P. Sullivan, Mr, Herbert Row Three: l. Bray, R. Hooker, S. Kershaw, l. Kellv, A. Buxton, M. Green. Row Two: l Rittman, G. O'Conner, M, A, Patton, L Betz, M. Dutro, E. Dudley, Miss Edna Folger, Row One: P. Woodruff, E Meyer, P. Carter, L Meyer, I. Holloway, S. Baker. ? I5 T' Reese Amigos Hi-Y SlC!V1tllY'1QffA,Cl'lClllCV, Back Row: I Sylvester, D. Donnell, l Hilycord, P Martin, Row Two: G. Lindsey, P Sewell, I, Hoover, R Henncy, F. Webster Row One. D Irwin, ll Bridges, l.Quilleon B Weber B Eggleston, l. Gerken, L Huntington. Souxerain l-ii-Y- Top Row: D. Drake, E Howell, C. Stearns, B Mc- Fadden, Mr. Gerald Quilleon B, Patrick, 1, Young, K. Tull l. Wallace. Row Two: I. Sears, B White, l. Hendricksl Spicer li Dunlap,M. Dugan, M Hart T. Conlon, R. Bierlein, B Reno. Row One: L. Waltermire F. Sprague, D. Clevenger, D. Butler, 1. Calvin, I. Wil liams, I. Curry, l, Potts, T Lockwood, E. Versteeg AMIGGS l-lI'Y To create, maintain, and extend throughf out the school and community high stand- ards of Christian character is the creed of all the l-li-Y clubs throughout the United States. This year the Amigos l-li'Y, a club of freshmen, newly organized in September of l949, was able to take this creed as the goal of the club in the school and com- munity. Leading the club through their first year are officers: Alton Chaney, president, jerry l-lilycord, vice-president, john Quilleon, sec- retary, joe Swope, treasurer, Randy Bridges, sergeant-at-armsg Cary Lindsey, chaplain. Mr, Anthony Mitchell is faculty advisor. Iaglm -5 , 'ii SOUVERAlN HI--Y Souverain l-lifY was created in the spring of l949 from a group of freshman boys. These boys, now sophomores, have gone a long way in making their individual stand- ards equal with those of the l-li-Y platform . . .clean speech, clean sports, clean scholar- ship, and clean living. As this year's revenue project the club sold Bulldog pins and blue and white caps with Bulldogs on them. The sophomore leaders of the club are Tom Lockwood, president, jim Potts, vice- president, Tom Conlin, secretary, Mickey Dugan, treasurer, Buddy Reno, sergeanteat- arms, Buryl McFadden, chaplain. Mr. Gerald Quilleon sponsors the club. HI-Y Hi VY, a leading service club in high school, seems to be constantly at work on new proj- ects designed tor the betterment of the school and community. The week school opened, Hi-Y was ready and waiting to take charge ot the second-hand book turnover in their book store set up for that purpose several years ago. Demonstrating their interest in worthy causes, the club again conducted their an- nual T.B. Penny Line in the main hall, which rated the seniors as the most generous class, The boys also passed the blanket at a basket- ball game to collect coins from the fans tor use against tuberculosis. Another ot the club's services is to regulate the hall and stair traffic between classes. With the ex- ceedingly large number of students enrolled in school this year, this service is indise pensable. fl-, A 5 f' f 6 t . PJ-A-ntl .g A fx X RQ ' Nm, aft? J This year's otticers are Lewis Essex, presi- dent, Dick Rutan, vice-president, Bob Gas- kill, secretary, Philip Zaring, treasurer, Bob Hilycord, sergeant-at-arms, Marvin Atkin- son, chaplain. Mr, William Drake is the ad- visor. Standing: Mr William Drake, B, Gaskill, R, Higgins, B. Summa, B. Fuller, H. Hogue, E. Talley, M. Bush, E. Yeley, B Buckner, B Webb, B. Moore, D. jones lxow Two: D. Rutan, B. Adams, 1 Hcwe, N. Sweeney, D. Collins, M. Atkinson, L. Whitehouse. Row Onei D Wiseman, K. Wilkerson, B. Hilycord, C. Gilbert, L. Essex, P. Zaring, D. Williams, T. Hawes, kr ' xx I Q!! 0 1' 5- Q s L. fs' 'Y 51 .-v L,-7 KI FZULE SQDXHE W SLJNSHHNJE SOCIVTY SUNBEAM5 x ,., K... id R A M A T l C C l. U B The Dramatic Club can again proudly boast of another most impressive year in the field of dramatic art. The Barretts of Wim- pole Street was presented in February and acclaimed by many to be one of the finest three act plays yet presented by the group. The club gave a one act play before Thanks- giving vacation called The Howl of the Wolf , and they presented two such plays during the Christmas holidays- Ye Who Sit by the Fire , given before the student body, and Puppy Love , presented before various social groups in the community. Miss Mildred Murray, sponsor of the group, gives much time and advice in direct- ing their staged efforts. Miss Elsie Butler also serves the club as advisor and sponsor. Philip Zaring is president, Ellanor Pruitt, vice president, Burdette Graham, secretary, Marilyn Ostick, treasurer, Don Collins, ser- geant-at-arms, layne Carmichael, historian, Marianne Hilger and Robert Simpson, lr., directors. Top Row: R. Lewellen, R. Snyder, B. Daberkow, D. Collins, H. Crater, R. Scalf, R. Simpson, B. Burris, P. Schwaniger, Miss Murray. Row Eight: l. Lurie, M. Ostick, 1. Mahoney, M. Hilger, Row Seven: R. lewell, B. Stilwell, P, Zaring, B. Graham, N. Baxter. Row Six: D. Marshall, D. Voelz, B. Welmer, E. Beeker B. Baker, G. Fish. Row Fivei M. Gunder, I. Zuckschwerdt, P. Huffman C. jones, H. Crussel, R. Anderson. Row Four: E. Owen, F. Koch, F. Fouts, S. Snively C. Perry, S, Frohrnan, G. Clark. Row Three: I. Ketner, D. Porter, D, Whalley, B Stadtmiller, j, Ritzerthaler, S, Simons, E. Dudley. Row Two: l.. R. Stepp, P. Bishop, B. Talkington M. Neal, I. Butler, F. Anderson, R, Huffman, l. Buckner Row One: C Sinn, M. Tewell, K. Hughes, l. Car- michael, E. Pruitt, l. A. Kelly, M. M. Chapman, l.. Gill I, Perkins. Behind the scenes of The Barre-tts . 1 Proiectionists R Gourman, G. Kelly, l. Curry, C, Sears, F. McClure, R Black, F. Sprague. PROJ ECTION STAFF The oustanding visualeeducation program of our school has been made possible to a great extent by the capable and efficient projection staff under the direction of Mr. james K. Kelly. Hardly a day passes when there are no classes witnessing films in the auditorium. Room 6 serves as headquarters for the staff when meetings are called. Though there are no officers, Pat Sullivan serves as head proiectionist. Fifinellas is another one of the several clubs which are newcomers to our school Standing: james K. Kelly, Row Two: G. Buckler, D. r ue P Sullivan M ag , , , . Amick, P. Durbin, K. Maus, C. Brown, l. Fitzsimmons, C. Briggs, D. Carmichael, 1. Brown, K. Crider. Row One: l. Hill, R. An- derson, G, Gossett, l-l Reno. Fifinellas -- Top Row: I. McGuire, C. Calhoun, M. Coffman, M. A. White, I. Young, K. Arm- strong, G. Barker, Miss Ruth Barrows. Row Two: I. Thomas, H. Denny, 1. Bradley, M. Dutro, P. Stofer, C. Norman, B. Sanders, 1. Ashworth, Row One: G. McClintoc, M. Reno, D. Baker, K. Weid- rnan, W. Stucky. FIFINELLAS this year. The purpose of the club is to bene- fit the community and school so that better friendship might be established between each. One of the first projects of the girls is to furnish transportation for students to and from out of town basketball games. The girls also collected contributions from down- town shoppers for the Red Cross and Polio drives. l-lelen Denny is president, Miss Ruth Bar- rows, sponsor. 5-I Charlie and Nancy on seme last minute details Row One. D Shepherd, Miss Betty Davis, P, Zaring, C Ritter, N Ccry, E, Pruitt, D, Meyer, E Meyer, M. Green. Row Two. L Essex l, Foulke, l-l, l-loeterkarnp I. Essex, Miss Edna Folger, C, Gilbert, E, Beekerl T. Howell, S. Barnett. LOG STAFF Those individuals who are selected to be on the Log always consider themselves honored Their tasks, though many, are not thought ot as being laborious in the least, and tun and companionship go into making up such story books as this This year, during Thanksgiving vacation, eight of these iour nalists, accompanied by Miss Betty Davis, attended the National Scholastic Press As sociation convention in Chicago, adding tcp thCir skill ot year book editing This year the Log statt is headed by co editors Shirley Barnett and Dick Shepherd Other members ofthe editorial statt are joy George and Philip Zaring, activities, lim Foulke and Tom Howell, sports, Lewis Essex and Darrell Steinkamp, art, Miss Davis is editorial advisor, Miss Edna V, Folger is busi ness advisor. This statt is composed of Carol Ritter and Harold l-loeferkamp, advertising, Nancy Cory and Ed Beeker, promotion, Mari- lyn Green and Evelyn Meyer, business, Although not considered major statf members yet, Ellanor Pruitt and Don Meyer, junior editors, Charles Gilbert, sophomore editor, and john Essex, freshman editor de- serve bright medals tor their many hours ot work. TRIANGLE A new improved Triangle was presented before the student body this year, The pure pose of the paper is to be the third corner of a triangle with the other two corners being held by the student body and faculty re spectively, In this manner it serves as a median between the two other groups. One of the big events of the school is the choosing of the ten outstanding seniors by the student body. This is conducted by the Triangle this year. The sports department featured a poll to determine the opinions of several sports minded students on the outcome of the major high school basketball games. The paper also compiled and published the Stu- dent Directory and the Senior Class Play programs. Leading the Triangle team are: Editor-in' Chief and Photographer, Stewart Huffman, News Editor, Bob Welmer, Sports and Fea- ture Editor, Bonnie Reece, Exchange Editor, Burdette Graham, Copy Editor, janet Gwin, and Co'Business Editors, Richard Handley and Smith Snively. 7 p lx w, D Hanillex l Graham, C Perry, Mr n Anthony Mitcei S Snwev N Baxter, B Welmer S Hiiffnfmr lx w Vive H Daily, li Dnl-ins H Fiscl'tv1'QT lN Dietz, D Whallev, G Tardv, B, Baker, W. Duncan fi w Fur, R Huffman, K. Schmitt, l, McGuire 'vt A White, M:ss Ruth Barrcws, D. Mains, M I Bruning, P Stcifer ll wThree,M 1 Voss L 'vtexer l Gwin P O'Brac B Reece llnw Tw. G, McClint:ic M A Reno, M A Dickey Row One. S. Baker, M Taylor, M. Gunder The advisors are Miss Ruth Barrows, Busif ness, Mr, Anthony Mitchell, Editorial, Mr William Ahlemeyer, Printing. At work in the new office FORUM I'L Tlx Euch mornung ts 1 lncglnnlng ot thc nr ClLlllLS to the school ind thc communntx F rum as rcsponsllulc for thc ranssng t the flag on the north ltwn Thus has grown to he 1 tradntuon ind stdncls for one ot thc most wpprccntul gcstures shown thc school A collcctuon ot ttcts conccrmng the mrghty bulldogs are compulcd and prcsented to the loml lnsketlnall fins nn book form c tch yc tr lux the clulp Proceeds from this project are used to tmwnce the club s necessary expendltures met throughout the xctr nce lll For skul and crosshones on ba sweuters hive luccn worn proudly luy mwny el our letdung gruduates Thenr prornotlon ot parlmmentwry procedure and delmte has alwwys hcen foremost IH thc orgunl atnons program Charles Lent und Chester Wlese wcted is presrdent and vuce presldent the tlrst semester nm Foulke and Duck Shep herd have tnlled thesc ottnces the second semester Mr Raymond Scott assvsts IU the club s actlyltles rcht , K W Tw V W cws rv Q twar M h kim W Shepherd T P cctwc l cse rmutn nr B D 'vlcycr B Sha r 4-w 42 K It Y L W X X L H , o V we X w K o C 2 S L K - L X V' C V s C 1 s s K E X C E D x - s - L 1 ,L ,Q L S ln V lc rl S . l Q C C l- V ,N Su - C l um's ' l . 5 l ck K L , X Y N K I J C C Y L C V I 1. c L 4 ' X X L Z S Z L c 4 .X ' L, vw B Lrw, I S3 l Ortflelu L VV rg ,B H- url l my li elly L, M lmxmor nl Scott, I Foulke H N- c 1, D S utr C, Hamnlton, ll Scl 5 tzk 'pl CS li 'Q r, l-l ' tp D Earns, One. D S , , er - -lol Dletz C Wv ,F A l De ty, 1, ray, J 1 1, fe, X - z ' f . l ' cfs - T lrterary club Ot L Qrrls s r t rcprrrts nr 1 vwr Qty of Outstandrng ma r tlc lntr s und rlrscusslons conce rg tncm Tnerr mmslcrw of parlramentarv procedure rs wrt J crgwnr utron rn scl100l s prn wlwlcn rs a sllver ga ml s S rm ol tlwc rrcrcssirx requrremen ws nljcrslw r r r C c r 11 t rc t green lc iward scrwolasl wclwrewement wtlttx clollur scnr lwrsldrp rs presented to one of rClL1t'l Sllnlfl Margaret Ann Rcynarrl and bunnre Reece served as pres: nt cl I res et the trrst ot t r yearly electruns ljunrrrc Reece and Dalene Dudley carrred on tor the second electrcn term wrtlr Susan ane Phrllrps and Nancy Cory servrng is presrdent and vrce president for the tlwrrd electron perrod Mrss Mrldred Murray as servrng Ifrer 6th year as tuculty advrsor for the Sorosrtes SOROSIS ntlrq r L Jr n U rw n P I rps N Cory l Rltzentlwa r 1 P Cpwrr M l-lrlgcr M lxcynard D Dudley E Dudley I Carmrchael Mrss Mrl r Murrax neglrng K tn lqn B Smrtlw C Percrfreld G Dooley l l-lamrlton R Westermerer prdun rw ns x L Rlftrv n 43 Sfrrcfsrs rs what unc mrglwl call ne' j ' W ll CHS Th H prr- er ' we . :X ga grrlci Jrllrles lfrllrrwflfl lr 3 4 3 4 , , rn- l 1 t . Q W I , 1 I - lrnrv tr rlxrtlTlm3Tr,:lm'1xrrtl'1er r . if S Tlirs tart rs rllu ,trated lm tl1c'Swr'usus , vel Scl r.ar,lw'rr lm lreen r g ' 1 yr 1 . ts 'lt rr yr A rnsrnre the urga 1 :rng ut tne club ln l9l6 Tlwrs tact rs rlrsplawcl lux the Wwrse ple cwl' emblem worn n tlwc- 51 ls K-,wer ers ul 9 d Q 4 tc 1 f . K ' L QL , - H the rlulv s rr llegc' l cl yr rs de an vrce presdent as a ult lw ee r r ' H w 1 X , S ' 1. V C L C V , Sta w, S l5.1rreTl,'XA Vt Q ll M CS ee , S Ff1lden,S S n L s, L. Esarey, S l, ln ll I , L lQll1er, A K flly, E rultl, l S r, 2 lr Q ., . , . , , , K , Fcust S Frat mn, S Tal Qty' , f, ' ' , , . A G , l G e B Vee-c' l ea CHESS CLUB To teach the power ot concentration, orderly and logical thinking, and good sportsmanship. That is the purpose ot the Chess Club, one ot the newer clubs in school, having been organized in September ot l94S. Along with their regular work, the boys hold a tournament each year which de- termines the champion ot the organization. A tew ot these chess enthusiasts are Robert Clark, president, Mickey Dugan, vice presi- dent, Robert Smith, secretary, Charles Briggs, treasurer, Richard l-landly, sergeant- at-arms. Mr. lames K. Kelly sponsors the club's activities. WRITERS' CLUB The Writers' Club, tirst organized in the spring ot l95O, shows that among other things students are interested in developing creative literary culture. This group special- izes in composing poetry and prose for the enjoyment ot doing so. However, each mem- ber is requested to submit examples of his work to any magazine or newspaper which he teels would be interested in publishing his efforts. Membership to the organization is open to any student truly interested in this type of diversion. There are no officers, however Miss Marjorie Lewis guides and su- pervises the group's activity. Chess Club Standing: Mr. james Kelly, 1. Newsom, N. Armstrong, W, Mclntyre. ROW Two: W. White, F. Sprague, I. Young, l. Curry, B. McFadden, R, Wendel, I. Lurie, M. Dugan, R, Akin, D. Clevenger, C. Briggs, R. Smith. Row One: I. Coleman, R. Peek, L. McQueen, R. Gut- knecht, l. Williams. Writers' Club- l-l, Fischvogt, B, Beesley, I, Coleman, S. Sweeney, B. Hamilton, S, Fishback, Miss Marjorie Lewis, M, Cook. P. H. C. Muscles, like the edge ot a sword, grow dull with dis' use. This is the motto of the Pat Hanson Club, organized in i923 by Miss Eloise Hanson who was a physical education instructor at the time, Since then the club has grown to become one of the most active in the school The aim ot the organization is to promote girls' athletics and recreation in CHS. One of the big prospects ot PHC. is to operate the check rooms in the gymanisum during the basketball games. Part ot the protits from this are used to purchase the equipment used in the game room . Leading this ambitious bunch are Martha Ann Dickey, president, Diane Sohn, vice president, Bonnie Reece, secrea tary, Margaret Ann Reynard, treasurer, june Frazier, ser- geant-at-arms, Miss Euzetta Foster advises the club in their activities. 90 g-Z EC, 9 Row Three: 1. Essex, I. George, C. Marr, B. L. Thornton, Miss Euzetta Foster, M. Kollmeyer, S Phillips N Cory L. Mobley, H. Reeves. Row Two: B. lmlay, S. Golden, B. Reece, l. Givens, B. Shepherd, l. Gwin, D, Wilbur, R. l. Hooker Row Onei I Frazier, M, A Dickey, I Rittman, D Sohn, A. Buxton, S. Baker, A. Gordon M A Reynard Devening. A, Sr I-- Top Row, B Ross B Par- :L- eck A Morris I Oailvie Mr Wilbcir Clark, B Carsrn I Schroer, C Fulp, E Chaney Row Two M Ogle B FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Future Farmers of America, Sr, was cre ated in CHS in l93-I to develop agricultural leadership, cooperative effort, citizenship thrift, and scholarship in these boxs who were interested in vocational agriculture Among other things the bovs held a seed sale this year with the Iunior club to provide money for the organizations needs One of the big social events of the year for them was their Barn Warming where Norma Van Est ruled as queen Officers are Don Scheidt, president, Bill Settle, vice president, Ioe Dailey, secretarxi Bill Taggart, treasurer -,J. ..,. 35:3 K' Settle, P Dcuglas O Hunts rnan, E Beeker, C Schroer C Perry, K Barr I Hulse D Shattuck Row One' G, Hubbard, I Dailx B Taggart, H Crussel, D Scheidt B Settle FFA Ir Top Row: P, Butler, A, Helt, B Settle, Mr Wilbur Clark, D, Hotz, R Anderson, C. Greathouse, E, Settle. Row Four: l, Lrnke, R Settle, B Snvder, E Tempest, I. Welch, I Kress, I Arnholt, D Strietelmeier, D Williams, Row Threei H, Burbnnlf, B George, R, Reed, I Mace, H Harvey, T, Connor, T. Douglas, A Barr, W Rogers B OgM,I,Hadey Row Two1 L Kiel, N Fahl D Brandt, B, King, G Blancett, B. Williams, D Williams, B Wetherald, G Howe Row One: H Daily, D Meyer, D. Gant, C jackson G. Wint, M, Newsom, R Winchester, B, Stevenson, C Barker, L Duckworth, Future Farmers of America, lr composed of freshmen and sophomores, was organized this year to give further expansion to the clubs facilities One of its unique prniects is the annual presentation of a pig to one nf its outstanding sophomores Both groups were well represented at the National Future Farmers of America Con vention held at Kansas Citxl, Missouri and at the National Dairy Show in Indianapolis Officers for FFA, lr, are Charles lack son, president, Gene Wirwt, vice president, David Gant secretary Robert Hoeltke, treasurer Mr Wilbur Clark is farulty spon sor for both groups Fi'fZIj:ri: zfil , L - .4-Y.,. ,q-A, , .,.k,,. C., -IOQF - ,l -, .u f N Standing: D, Spalding, j A, Bush, P Everroad, B, jarrett, Row Three: Mrs, Howard Love, B, Tempest, R, King, j, E, Allison, A Hol- comb, Mcflintic, B Burns, K, Burns, E, Daniels, l Sims, E M, Thompson Riiw Two M, j, Ahlbrand, K, Frazer, M, Rcthreck, G, O'Conner, P, Riley M, Perry, S Manis, T, I Newby, B Kimball Row One j, Schroer, M Rittman,j Noel, L, Brown, E Wampler, N Adams P, Long nn-bvfvl FUTURE HOMEMAKERS Almost every girl looks forward to eventually settling down and having a husband, children, and a good democratic home, Future Homemakers of America is an organization which prie marily stresses every phase of home life, One of the major activities of the club is the Fashion Show, this year held in january, The girls modeled the clothes that they had made in the home economics classes before their mothers and friends, After the style show a tea was held in the home economics rooms, Another interesting project is the sending of a package to a French home economics class, The package contains buttons, needles, thread, various fabrics, different varieties of food, etc, Each May the organization presents an award to the out- standing senior home economist, The club was well repre- sented at the state convention in New Albany and the regional convention in Columbus, Ohio, Leading these active girls are Delores Spalding, president, Betty Tempest, vice president, Ada Holcomb, secretary, Mary Rothrock, treasurer, Maxine Rittman, reporter, Pauline Ever- road, parliamentarian, and Patricia Riley, song-leader, Mrs. Willard Schwartzkopf acts as chapter mother, and Mrs. l-loward Love serves as advisor, -47 fW ifej '!5fgfLl if:--4.1 f ...f-s. LEX Q11 SKETCH CLUB All of us at one time or another have looked at a scene of natural or man made beauty and have wished for powers which would enable us to reproduce half its beauty to a piece of canvas or paper, so that it would stay with us always, For most of us this remains a wish. For some it is a natural talent. Our art department promotes and developes such talents by means of the many courses offered. ln l924 the Sketch Club was organized by Miss Lillian Volland to develop in these art students an appreciation of the arts and crafts in the school and community, Since this date the club has taken many trips to art and craft exhibitions in many parts of the state and have received a great deal of inspiration from such journeys, Social highlights of the club included a fall outing, a formal Christmas dance, a spring treasure hunt and party, and the an- nual spring breakfast for the seniors. The officers of the club are Bob Taylor, president, Ed Larrison, vice president, Gloria McClintoc and Howard Harlow, treasurers, and Mr. Carl McCan, who advises the club in their activities. Row One: V, Fravel, l. Davidson, G. McClintoc, S, Wells, l. Noel. Row Twot. B, Taylor, l. Money, P, Riley, K Pittman, H, Harlow, T. Larrison, I, Bellamy, M. Bueche, I. McGuire, Standing: B. Crank, E, Larrison, Mr, Karl McCan, l. Graham, D, Shinn, N. Orttel, K, Somers, M. Ostick. til. .. 5 it :i.' ii' 1 l i X,-,f l z CJ , '- J . l i, . ' il .-, l i 1 l . ri xiii' f 'rr ,f.'l 'Ai f -ll N il 'rl ti fr , , N, For those students who are interested in the teaching profession, CHS has added a new club to its activities program-the Donald DuShane Chapter of the Future Teachers ot America. The national high school and college organization is directed by the National Education Association, The club was presented with its charter at con- vocation by Mr. ludson Erne in November. A tew ot the charter members are Pris- cella Wallace, president, Don Carmichael, vice president, Virginia Fravel, secretary, jackie Bellamy, treasurer, janet Barranger, librarian. Miss Betty Davis serves as advisor. r,.r i x vi - K M... Business leaders in the community have appeared at many meetings ot this organiza- tion ottering suggestions to the members re- garding business ethics, interview proce- dures, and operating policies ot various companies. ln the organization are tound students who are interested in management, secretarial, and clerking. Several of these business leaders are Bob Donica, president, Marvin Walker, vice president, Dica Willoughby, secretary, La- verne Meyer, treasurer, Mary lane Bruning, reporter, and Mr, Roy Otte, who serves as sponsor. FTA. Row Three: B Taylor, P Blythe, D. Motfit, D Car- michael, Row Twot H. Coryell, M. Sexton, l Barringer, P. Wallace Row One: l. Smith, C. Perry, K. Schmitt, Miss Betty Davis, V, Fravel, I. Bellamy F.B.L.A. Row Three: Mr. Roy Otto, B. Donica, l. Waltermire, l. Hill, D. Tiemeyer, D. Wil- loughby, C. Green. Row Two: M. Walker, A, Barnett, P. Knotts, S. Rice M. Bruning, D. Champion. Row One: B. Walker, W. Kirts, P. O'Brian, I. A. Schaud, C. Norman, N. Sprague, L Meyer, P Pittman PlERlAN LEAGUE Y This year the Pierian League had the honor of being host for the l95O convention of the Indiana State junior Historical Society. The affair was actually a full-fledged convention with guest speakers, reports, exhibits, and the banquet at the day's close, The purpose of the organization is to acquaint itself with the folklore and beauty of our country by rneans of historical pilgrimages and historical readings. Each spring the club takes a trip to some point of unusual historical interest in Indiana or to one in a neighboring state. The leaders of the club include Bill Hamilton, president, Lavonne Betz, vice president, Cortes Perry, secretary, Mary Dutro, treasurer, Fred Meyer, sergeantaat-arms. Miss Marjorie Lewis and Miss leanne Anderson are the faculty advisors. Top Row: B. Hamilton, C, Perry, R. Snyder, D. Hoeferkamp, Cu. Hull, B. Brown, G. Martin, B. Baker. Row Five: W. Meyer, S. Snively, F. Meyer, N, Baxter, G. Clark, B, Wampler, P, Schwaninger, G. Tardy, l, Potts. Row Four: Miss Mariorie Lewis, R. Scalf, Miss leanne Anderson, D. Barnett, B. Burris, B, Simpson, S, Cline, E, Fouts, Row Three: M, A, Patton, E. Warnpler, M, Rittman, l. Reeder, l, Young, B. Baldwin, M, Betz. Row Two: R. Huffman, P. Smith, l, Greenlee, H, Denny, R. lewell, M, Hoskins. Row One: N, Ott, L. Betz, M. A, Reno, l, Bradley, M, Dutro, M. Black, Stand ng F Meyer, B Taylor, R Parker, N Miller Mcpeelf, R Wanwpler, I Schrfrer K Harris, P Durbin Denstord, C, Eckelman, R Carson, Mr Merrill Webb, SCIENCE CLUB The Science Club is one ot this year's newcomers to CHS. The club was or- ganized in October of l949 to further the interest ot science beyond the classroom At the meeting experiments are performed by members to better acquaint themselves with science at work, The club also has toured several local factories to further this aim. Several of the charter members are Fred Meyer, president, loe Daily, vice president, Ieanne King, secretary, Carl Eckleman, treasurer, Mr, Merrill I. Webb serves as sponsor. D W Seated: M Walker, E Baute, I Beatty, R Settle, I-I, Moore, I DalIy,I King SOCIAL SCIENCE The purpose ot the Social Science Club, sponsored by Mr, Wells Fish, is to further the interests in social and civic problems ot today. One ot the outstanding ventures ot the club is to conduct the joseph B Ander- son Oratorical Contest. Meeting time is spent in active discussion concerning social and vi . ji .Ea ,PHT I I , . , , LQ ' ' ts . . X , VP . I x, Top Row. D I-lceternamp I-I, I-loeterkamp, D Boyle Mr Wells Fish, I Riley, B Fuller, B I-lilger. Row Three: S. Huffman N, Barnes, S. R McKinney M I, Brunrng, T Howell, M Wilson Row Two: K. Evans, A Grow, I. Greenlee, R, West- errnener, D, Bruning, R Forway. - . fi, Row One: N, I Sprague I.. Meyer, S. Barnett, A. S Barnett, M, Hoskins, C Campbell 5I political problems of international and na- tional scope. Otticers tor the club are Shirley Barnett, president, Don I-loeterkamp, vice president, Norma lean Sprague, secretary, Marjorie I-Ioskins, treasurer, Harold Hoeferlqamp, his- torian, Ruth Westermeier, sergeant-at-arms. OK f '? axe 3' OP 1 4 Av' I. BAND New uniforms for the CHS band were one of the biggest additions to the high school music department The uniforms, black in Y -' or displayed at the opening football game of color with a blue and a gold trim, were first the season. Another big event for the organization was their first participation in the Good Neighbor Festival which was held at Greens burg in November. The other participants were all members of the South Central Cone ference, excluding Southport. Next fall the club has the honor of being host to the festir val bands We rt mightx proud if these new unifwrms The Band, under the supervision of their director Mr Brad Chaffin, presented three concerts at the gymnasium and participated in the district music contest. There are no formal officers, however Rat Sullivan serves as band captain, and Ann Gordon and Dick Echard served as lieuten- ants. Mr. Roger l-lelman serves as assistant director. Standing. A, Romans, E. Dudley R. Winchester, R. Barbour, l-l, Babb, D Brown, M Dibble, Mr Bradford Chaffin, Stearns, B. Blanford, L. Lowery, C. Stearns, Mr Roger t-telman, W. Babb, M. Lincoln, W. Ritter, E l-lfiwell, B Stewart, C. Mauzy. R. I. R. S. Sn Row Four: l. Wetherald, N l-teller, A. Stam, P Sullivan, R Barkes, S. Turnev, I. Hendricks, D. Chrisman, Echard, I Long, l-l Epperson, B Danica, M. Young, B. Van Norman. Row Three: G. Tompkins, E. jones, C Mouser, R. Akin, C. Martin, E. Versteeg, T. Herold, M. Gordon, R. Paris Gerkin, M. Perrv. Row Two: D. Barnett, D. Askew, R. Huffman, l. Tuttle, R. Lewellen, G. Tardv, R, Rediker, R, Parker, I. Quilleon Arnold, G. Gossett, D. Clark, B Reno, D. Butler, T. Lockwood, R Smith, M Luther, 1. Ketner, P Brewer, F Fouts, Kinsel, Row One: L, Woods, l. Greenlee, F larrett, C. Green, N I. Green, l. Piercefield, A. Gordon, D Carmichael, N. yder, F. Bray, B, Talbott. A CAPPELLA One ot the big events A Cappella choir undertook this year was being an able host to seven other high schools at a musical tes tival held at the high school in April This, however, was only part of the organizationls activity The choir presented over a dozen special programs and Christmas programs before church and service clubs The choir also participated in the district music contest held this year at Bloomington The organization played a large part in the annual concert held in May by the music department. A Cappella choir is chosen at the begin- ning ot each school year by Mr, Brad Chat' tin, the choir director, The only requires ment is that the candidates have previously been in one of the other choirs at least one Ntzrvgl, Darrell Bob, and Merrill harrnorize, semester Then the candidates are given tests to determine the best singers Classes are held during regular school hours two days a week, and onefhalt credit is given tor a completed semester's work Top Raw, M Smoclr, I Ashworth, B Crarv B. H lvctird, D Barnett, S Bennett, D jones, D. Sandlln, D Hctz H Harlow, H Hogue, l, Young, D Glenn, l. Newkirk P l.. wg. Row Three Mr, Bradford Chatt.n, I. Frazier, S. Barnett, H Dennev, K. Armstrcimg' T Hull, D Whallev, G. Gossetti B Hamiltnn, B Van Norman, T. Hawes C. Marr, P. Butler, l. Ports er, D Spaldir-g Row Two' P. Stoter, 1. Butler, S. Golden, C. Nolting, M. Young, R. Scalt, B. Daberlrow, D. Doyle, A. Chaney, K Barr, S Cuossett, I Mahoney, M M Chapman, E. Owen Bottom Row: C. Perry, P Wallace, I, Eddelman, B, Tempest, W. Dancan, L., Lowery, 1 Taylor, l. Goetz, G. Hubbard, F Anderson, M Meyers, A. M. Handley, M. Enochs. hm we P qs OK v-as Row Ten: H. Crater, C. Stearns, 1. Stearns, Z' Row Nine: 1. Cook, E, Howell, M. Brougher, D. Askew, W. Duncan, R. Carr, 1. George, D. Housmyer, M. Young, B. Blanford. Row Eight: D. Handly, K. Barr, S. Talkington, T. Herold, M. A. Barnaby, A. Fisher, 1. Essex, R. Echard. Row Seveni B, Akin, A, Burns, L, Hunter, V, Hines, S. Tompkins, 1. Brougher, 1, Nelson, 1. Wetherald. Row Six: D, Carmichael, G. Burnett, A, Stam, 1. Bray, N. Mullinx, K. Armstrong, 1. Reeder, B. Barbour, P. Sullivan Row Five: N. Fox, C, Higgins, D, Maiors, D. Whalley, D. Barnett, 1, Hull, G, Tompkins, P. Wallace, Row Four: M. Enochs, F. Allen, 1. Haymaker, VV, S. Timbrook, P. Woodruff, B, Turner, 1, S. McCoy, Row Three: 1. Clarke, 1. Ketner, 1, Cain, A, Romans, 1, King, M. A, Patton, P. Stofer, E, Versteeg, E, Owen G, Gossett, 1 Row Two: D. Weddle, M. Gordon, D. Spalding, B. Tempest, 1. Polly, 1. Ashworth, G. Hubbard, N, Armstrong, B, Van Norman, Mr. Roger Helman. Row Ono: H. Epperson, P, Epperson, C. Sinn, R. Arno'd, N. Creen, D. Butler. B. Lay, 1, Perkins, T. Burton, 1, Hollis, C. Mauzy, D. Barkes. ARTISTS The Artists club is another one of the new clubs in high school, being organized in September of this year. The membership is composed of those students who are actively interested in music. The organization is composed of two groups-one meeting with the blue clubs, the other with the white. Both groups are pictured above. The main purpose of the club is to teach the members how to perform properly and effectively before an audience, During the meetings the members perform and receive constructive criticism from fellow members. ln case there is a call for music department members to perform before some organiza- tion, the members on the current program are called upon. 1ohn Stearns and Delores Spalding are president and vice president respectively of the white club, while Phyllis Epperson is president and Mary Alice Patton vice presi- dent of the blue club. Mr. Brad Chaffin and Mr. Roger Helman sponsor the two groups. SYMPHONETTE The symphonette, under the direction of Mr. Roger Helman, is quite an active organ- ization in our school. ln the series of citye school sponsored radio programs the ore chestra has given three performances. Again this year, as customary, the organization dis- played its talents between each scene and act in the Dramatic Club play, The Bar- retts of Wimpole Street and the senior class play, Seventeenth Summer . In March the symphonette presented a concert in the gymnasium which was highly appreciated by those who attended. In the state and district contest this year, Mary Ann Barnaby, Phyllis Ann Epperson, and Mary Alice Patton won first in the District and first in the State Violin Trio. Violin So- loists, Mary Ann Barnaby, Mary Alice Pat- ton, and james Lurie, first in District and State. 'll Nt SME l J L M, - ii i 2 i. l . l ill ll l '. l ll li A A.. ll' X' 1 ,,.1-t-xv' - The Symphonette each year furnishes a musical background for the commencement exercises in many of the Township schools, as well as for our own Baccalaureate and commencement programs. Standing: N. Baxter, R. Moore, WCS! announcer, P. Sullivan, D. Sprague, C. Wiese, B. Van NOHYHBH, B. Akin, I. Brougher, I. 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'K l lil: Aff l fxg of T9 SENIOR GLANCES The Senior Class of l95O, 259 strong, is one of the largest to graduate from Columbus High School. ln this group are many fine leaders, students, and athletes. As their leaders, the senior class elected Buryl Line, president, Charles Lentz, vice president, Bonnie Reece, secretary, and Shirley Barnett, treasurer. Taking the lead scholastically are Wanda Bayne, Nancy Hill, and jesse Newsom, Many senior athletes have brought honor to CHS in the form of South Central Conference awards and trophies in football, basketball, golf, tennis, track, and cross country. The climax to their junior year was the junior Prom, depicting the New Orleans Mardi Gras . This class was the first to have an after prom party at Donner Center. This was made possible by the parents of the juniors and seniors. The guidance department has staged a number of vocational guidance meetings in which the seniors have participated and have been counseled in problems of the future, College day, an annual event, brought representatives from various colleges to answer the many questions of the seniors planning to enter different colleges and universities in the fall. The class play Seventeenth Summer , the prom, Baccalaureate, Com- mencement, and class day ended a very outstanding senior year. 68 SENIORS THOMAS IOAN f I I THORNTON BETTY OU I L, I TIEMEYER OTHY CII IIC LII IH A I TIMBR W NDA I CLI1 vANEsT CHARLES c L III. 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LLJVI' 1- 'WEL I-3' ,' gm x '. fyiy,-,w,l,,.i !A1,pL,,.REl L , Q. 5s- WW 4- fiat' x Y nik 'gf' 1,4 25' l 7 A 5- kx L. HFS 'X f 'WG' 'r R p as -'V' -3 Q 19- if Af In JUNIORS gx 'NH 'lf' kk fy VT X w r ,JMU X. ,Arg Q... 5 '2 'fi J Q, , . ,, , ., ,. , . . ,if-NNY 1xk7.N 4, V . y 'Q P .X x X-X .A X , ,Y , ,fx 4 .I . M V . 7 fy fr' X 'Fx ,QM '- X ff J 'J -Q- -ff L! A mr V X 'rm 'ry Y xg-X1 .ff ' . , ' l f X f.,gMg-J -, M -'f 4 W- N P M17 X, wiv i- ,U wwf , AA' 'X V YH N L. x I M 'Ax . Ag x,, X-', X, , 1., . X :.i X Kxyr ' F Ur-K4 I ,Aa .4'T ,V 'X . . JUNIGR HIGHLIGHTS The class of 5l includes a number of outstanding students varying in all fields of activity. Don Burns, Hugh Newsom, Don Meyer, Bob Euckner, Ross Higgins and Paul Martin are active in several sports They are making a good show for their class. Scholastically Donald Hoeferkamp leads the field with close to an A' average. As the curtain goes up on our school plays we see loyce Ann Kelly and Ellanor Pruitt taking leading roles. ,Y The junior class, sponsored by Miss Alta Redmond, always has a good time around November electing class officers Candi' dates are first nominated and then voted on at a later date. There is much campaigning and a real battle for the offices. The main duty of the officers is preparing for the Prom, which is one of the biggest affairs in our high school career. Wasn't the theme a wonderful one this year? Dancing in the middle of a jungle was so thrilling and the decorations were just perfect with leaves and animals all aroundl l'm sure this Prom of the Sl class was the best ever. Jtanding' Norma Vanest, B ll Settle, and Miss Alta Redmond. Seated: Roy Schwartzkopf and Don Meyer. O . , K 7 l T l-3. ,. F3 it 78 .riff f Lf? :Q The Future Homemakers of Arneruca gave a tea follownng tneur dress revuew Norma Vanest was crowned queen of the Barn Warmung by Don Scneudt P H C spon sors the game room for the students The Dental Clrnuc us sponsored by Delta Thefa Tau Tuff f' P'- 2 Z X. , Z LP 9 -Q gg Q J c WJ, I XX f I ff I X , ,JK ' U,A,.,fAK,.ff I x r- UA- ffx as 5 T ' Q ' ' , ' X' Q I 'M l - 4 if 5 . Q-4 if: v .If- .' , 79 SOPHOMORES lop Row L. BoQlf.L's, M Brillnljer D Boyer, F. Bray, P Brewer, C Brigqs, M Brwgher, I Brown, l Bruce, D. Bruning Row Three' I. Behrman, B Bell- yillo, I, Bennett, I Bernett, M Betz, R. Bierlein, P Bishop, W Blair Row Two. NN Balnln, S Baker C Barker, D, Barkes, D, Barnett M Barn5father, I Barringer, W Baxter, N. Beatty. SCated: B Ackenlmck, W. Acton E. Acton, I2 Adams, M. Amick R Anderson, K Armstrong, B Arnmld Top Row: E, Dix, F Dayig, C Denny, D. Denny, I. Deyeninq, I Dewar, M. Dibble, D. Donnell, D Dooley. l?owThree:C.Conrad,M Conway I Cox, I. Crawford, L. Crossland I Curry, S. Curry, B. Davis. Row Two. R. Carr, W. Carter I Chinn, C. Cody, P. Christy, I Clark, Coffman, T. Conlin. Seated: G. Buckler, M, Bueche A. Burns, T. Burton, P, Butler, M Eyrd, I. Calvert, I. Calvin, Top Row: D. Gates, M. Gates I. Geilker, B. George, C. Gilbert D. Goeller, S. Golden, G. Gossert I Graham. Row Three: I. Fish, I, Fitzsim- rnons, I. Foist, M. Foist, P, Forway, B. Foster, N. Fox, N. Frazee, D. Gant. Row Two: P. Eddy, M, Enochs H, Epperson, L. Esarey, I. Essex N. Fahl, 5. Fiddler, K. Fields, E Fiesbeck, Seatedi G. Dooley, R. Drake, M Dugan, I. Dunlap, R. Durbin, D Durham, M. Dyke, K. Eckles. r r 1 1 1 I r .I I III I II,1-I I II ,,I ,fl II ' IIII I II IIIH I 51- ' I I' IT Il II ,I IMIII I H411 A IIII I I 'Ir I I- III' 'I I-- I 'I I ,If 'J In ,N I I4 In 'Y I IIII I I. IMI ' I IIJI III I 1 ' -.' I' :II 'I.f.fv'.1LIr I 1 - 1'f.eI' 1,1 N' IEW.-I I I II' 1. II Invw A x 'J I I IN PIII iw. I' 5 I- M I L11 If' II Luvwe-Inv I 'I X . 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Moore, P, Money, D Moore, I Moore, T Moore, L, Moornwan, Row TwcwjD.Mt1rSltall,C Martun M, Martln, L. Mas5ey, C, Mauzy I Meek, B Meyer Row One: L, McQueen, G. Mad- dncle, C, Malucoat, D Mants, S Manta, N Mann, F Mansfleld, M Marr Top Rowt I. Pnlly, C Pritchard D, Pumplwrey, D, Ounllen, I Qullleon G. Reece, I. Reeves, R, Roberts, B Roblnson. Row Tlfmreei I Perry, R Perry, R Perry, M. Petro, V, Phillips, T Prercefuelrl, E. Poffenberger, Row Two: Rt Pnrclleclf, R, Paris D, Patton, M, Payne, B. Peek, I Peel, R, Pence, E, Penrose. Row One B, Newsom, D, Noblutt G, O'C0nner, M, Ogle, W. Oliver P. Ortlueb, L. 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Wrsghf, Zelglcr, I Hammond. Row Three, R WHITC, D Wlwutc- IWOLAE3, M, WIWIIC, C Wulsma, D VVsIxfm, R Wrlcx, WwIkCrwaArw B VV1Ilmmg, Row Two, D. Weddle, I WQISL1 R Wclsh, H Werner, B WL'TIwCr .1Id,M WI1IIJI4LHr, B VVIMTO D. White, I. VVIMC. Rrvw Ono L Van Bhuruqum S Van Nwrmmw T Van Norman, N VOCIZ, R, Walkvr, P, Waltcr5, I Warner, B. Wclper, F WCDSTIWT, D XfVQcidIC l --7 -my f' sn ? g s. ' N '15 EA, 25 a XJ 3- , 1 El be TWIYIIEIE CL C UDU C grij Q 0 rw F AA fi Q Qi LJ , o .1- ' all 1 - Jwcleg E 1 . . . P r1 my u fr f 11 fy T, Q Q HM ff 1 1 My , v Q , J m II? E v p 1 j gt f I! f sf'l f.E'! - ff il! fA f QM ff XR X Q9 ,f N , , N P LD rx f' f V W - 1- J - - fl 67 Kg tk 1 PQ xx X X! y 'f ', , A dx 7 ' A GET 'EM DOGS, GET 'EMl The fans are as rnuch a part of the local athletic scene as the athletes who participate in the sports. The yell leaders who have led them this year are Diane Sohn, Roselyn Critzer, Alberta Buxton, and two newcomers, Don Voelz and Fred Fouts, Columbus l-ligh School has gone through another successful athletic season. They have had winning seasons in football and basketball, been awarded the South Central Conference crowns in track and golf, made a clean sweep in tennis, and have shown brome ise in baseball The girls, not to be outdone, played some mighty good basketball, volleyball, deck tennis, and softball. Tl The fine coaching staff consists of: Base ketball, Mr, james Beers, Mr Woodrow Fleming, Mr Raymond Scott, football, Mr. Robert johnson, Mr, Gerald Quilleon, Mr. Scott, baseball, Mr, Fleming, track, Mr, Quilleon, Mr johnson, golf and tennis, Mr. Glenn Adams, cross country, Mr, Beers. -4? Senigr Student Managers Chester Weise lerrx Denny, Bi, Meyer lrn Ff ulkc-, DL-an VVisenmn ll MVN l3Fl'llNlU THF GAME The governing body of CHS athletics is the athletic board. lt consists of Mr. Noel Genth, athletic director, Mr, Frank New- som, Mr, Luther A, Lockwood, Mr, Glenn Adams, and Mr, ludson Erne, They do the scheduling and make the arrangements for the various athletic events I Bob Summa 1 m Duetz Hugh Newsom Buryl L ne GRIDIRON CLOSEUPS A standung room only crowd of early sea son fans beamed approval of Coach Bob johnson s Columbus Bulldogs as hey slaugh tered the Franklnn Grlzzy Cubs 40 O The Canine s double threat of left half Charlie Lentz and rught half Don Burns combined thenr talents for 307 yards and 32 points Passung abuluty was the duvndnng lnne be tween a good team and a great team when the New Castle Trojans took a 27 6 decnsxon 3 W of All State halfback jerry Ellus and the passung of their giant quarterback Duck Whalen were the spectacular hnghllghts of the game ln a game that was typically a Columbus Seymour battle Coach Bob johnson s local eleven outlasted a scrappy Owl aggregatnon by a score of l3 O Thus us the furst game nn three years that the Columbus grudders have not tied the Seymour football men Dlck both TD s The fourth game was played against Shel byvulle The offensuve attack was too much for the Golden Bears as the local hlgh school grudders rolled up a total of 392 yards and 20 fnrst downs for a score of 32 to the loser s 6 The Bulldogs of Columbus rated an un derdog agaunst the Bloomungton Panthers galned a l2 l2 tue wnth the College Cnty boys Playlng one of their best games of the season the Bulldogs caputaluzed on every opportunuty and battled to a l2 l2 verdict a ' i - - - - I I , L . . ' - I ' I Il ll I ' ' , . I T . . , from the local Canine eleven, The running Shepherd's arm was powerfully accurate for I ,f:'- ' l fr 4 , ,,-,KH - 'K 1:3 L . A V 7 gf L I S T -,,. Tm, ,I 92 Earl Chaney Bill Taggart The Columbus Bulldogs racked up win number 4 against the Lions of Rushville with Don Burns running as the spark of the game. The junior halfback accounted for one touchdown and l28 yards in l9 tries. Run- ning up ll first downs and connecting on 4 of 8 passes for 54 yards and the other touchdown, the Canine varsity won l-4-O. Taking the field as a 4-touchdown fa- vorite, the Columbus Bulldogs eked out a I3-7 decision over the Greensburg eleven. The Bulldogs pushed across a touchdown on Don Lister Bob l-lilycord BULLDOOS ON THE MARCH a series of plays set up by a pass intercep- tion by senior halfback Charles Lentz, The only department in which the Dogs led the visitors was in penalties. The lacking Columbus offense and a pow- erful Connersville defense told the story of the 6-O loss to the Spartans and the SCC Championship. The workhorse of the eve- ning was Earl Chaney, the l9O pound tackle who turned in a remarkable job at that po- sition. Four Against One Seymour Owls, always a rough team against Colum- bus, are shown closing in on halfback Charles Lentz. '7.'r' - ' - J'-glfiff if' FOOTBALL WINDUP lacl4Voelz BillKelly The Franklin Cubs, .tl though losing by .1 wiflo mar' gin, pick up some yardage on this play before being stopped by guard Buryl Line. if . M The team closed their home campaign with a l9-O defeat at the hands of the Southport eleven. This marked the first time that the two teams had met on the gridiron. Columbus, suffering from the loss of players due to injuries and ineligibilities, lost to West Lafayette by a score of Zl -O. With the exception of a few bad plays, the Dog's defense was near perfect during the final game of the year. These few plays, however, resulted in long runs and touch- downs for the Red Devil outfit. Dick Rutan Ed Zeigler SEASON'S SCORES H Columbus Franklin O T Columbus New Castle 27 T Columbus Seymour O H Columbus Shelbyville 6 H Columbus Bloomington l2 T Columbus Rushville O H Columbus Greensburg 7 T Columbus Connersville 6 H Columbus Southport l9 T Columbus West Lafayette Zl Honors to the Bulldog players this year were many, as Bob Hilycord gained a third team position on the United Press All State Team, and with Charles Lentz making Hon- orable Mention. Bill Taggart, a tackle, also gained the same honor as Lentz on Heze Dick Shepherd Charles Lentz Bob Hilycord, Coach johnson, and Charles Lentz Clark's wonder team. Four other local grid- ders, along with Lentz and Hilycord, were placed on the South Central Conference team. These were lack Voelz, end, Buryl Line, guard, Earl Chaney, tackle, and Don Burns, halfback. Don Burns lim Foulke M A. , 9 fa, 3 A f In ? , V o ' z. .iq u-pf. gt -ff '. 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Many of them, playing together since grade school, have made a very impressive record in their Fresh- man, Pup, and Dog work, One of the forward positions was filled this year by Lewis Essex, X if T ' ,L Y y 'If' if , 1 A R li , ,,, I Humming' f 14 Vf J . I p A ,A l, .lf X, L V, I4 5 i it T A , 4 x 1 X T I Q ,f I 4 li -L Hugh Newsom a point getter all season. The other forward spot was taken from the first to the last game by Buryl Line, a beacon on defense. The cen- ter position was filled by 6 foot -4l2 inch Don Scheidt, Don was a much improved re- bounder and point maker. :. il Avril , , - tw-1 1 wg-J, ,. jf If .' , Q EL, ,L y l ' - 5 Bill Moore Norval Sweeney Charles Lentz Don Scheidt CAGERS l:lGl'll' l'lAlQDl Fiqlitif ri in .1 up Ca H iaii'rl1.V,ltllD3l qanwtf is Ergnl-lirVs Eff Par-il1,vanflDiCIf. Fisher Dvli-nilinrg Cru- lurnbiislx rights un this olav is centtfr Don SChCiclt The two guard positions were filled by The remaining trio composed ot Bill l-lugh Newsom, the leading scorer ot the Moore, Ross l-liggins, and Ed Yeley were de team, and Charles Lentz, a great all around pendable when Called upon and should oc ball player. Much credit is also due to the cuoy the starting berths on next years reserve strength in Bob Adams at center and starting tive. Norval Sweeney at guard, both ot whom did a great job all season, rx 6 Q xg L , fix x .li 7 -X - t ,r l 4 'Q' l ' ,.-' , 'tx 1 -N Nj , Q , , gal I - 1 'I V A ff l' ,sf ' l I ,, YQ, Q I - X 5 4 ' 1 i 1 i A - 1 3 A ' ' l 3 , , J , Bob Adams Ed Yelev Lewis Essex Burvl Line 99 fv 4 A JG? yi. g g' .. gl, j 4 it i it 4 I , - Ross Higgins Mr. james Beers, coach, Charles Lentz Ross Higgins, Bill Moore, Lewis Essex, Bob Adams, Don Scheidt Buryl Line, Edward Yeley, Hugh Newson, Norval Sweeney, Dean Wiseman, manager. VAl8Sll'Y NUIES The Canines came through this year with a highly successful season under the helm of Coach lim Beers. During the regular season, the Dogs score 766 points to the opposing teams' 768. This year's scoring was nip and tuck until the few remaining games when junior guard Hugh Newson plunged ahead, ending up with l62 points in regular season play, Fold lowing Newsom were Don Scheidt and Lewis Essex. The Dogs got off to a good start in the sectional by defeating Waldron 54v37 and Boggstown 53-42. They lost out in the semi- final round Saturday afternoon when a ter- rific Eairland five trounced them 62-55 and went on to win the Sectional. The Canines played a hard game but just coulcln't keep up with the veteran shooting team. Coach lim Beers will lose four of his first five and two reserves but will have added power in the four remaining players and the Pup team. DFT :FH DFT :FH XH 'f T T T H T H T H xH T T H H Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus if Conference 35 Greensburg 44 Franklin Z8 Shelbyville 4O Connersville 35 Seymour 47 Martinsville 4l Madison 44 Bloomington 38 New Castle 48 Franklin 53 Greensburg 56 Howe llndp 35 Shelbyville 54 Rushville 44 Seymour 54 Greencastle 37 Shortridge 24 New Albany Sectional 54 Waldron 53 Boggstown 55 Fairland game, Columbus Greensburg THE PUPS The Columbus second team Bullpups fine nshed thus sen on with a ll won and 6 lost record They accumulated DSl ponnts to therr opponents 446 durnng the regular scuson The Pups thus year conslsted ot a sopho more aggregwtnon led by Ed Yeley a tellar center whose great playrng abulnty won hum a berth on the Bulldogs the last three g mes ot the season Ed s pnvot shootnng and re bounding was one of the hnghtlughts of the campargn Others on the Pups were one lunror Ken neth Wllkerson nlne sophomores o Sweeney Dave Scott Charles Stearns Dlcc Wnght ohn l-lowe Alva Muller o Summa ack Bennett and two freshmen Ronnne Pence and Duck Donnell both of whom graduated from th trosh team ln mud season The hard work that these boys have spent HT practncnng and trauning wall help to assure us ot a good future Canrne team Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Colcrnbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Eranklun Shelbyvulle Connersvulle Seymour Martlnsvrlle Madnson Bloomangton New Castle Franklun Greensburg Howe l lndpls l shelbyvrlle Rushvulle Seynoour Greencastle Shortrudge tu rl ng Wwync Meye mu ager Ken eth W Ike son Bob l-l lger uck Be ett Dck Donnell Dck Wright Wcrdo c c a cel e ey Scott Al 1 M Iler Ronn e Pence lub K! Lug ig Luk X V AAI VN S 511-94 I X' I I ,L T 23 l7 g H S 3l 9 . ' T ZS C S ., f S S H 28 ' H ' A g H l7 , . C T 35 ' I. . . S T 42 ' , T l7 ' ' l-l 4l H , a T 34 ' ' g ' , B b l-l 1 45 , , , ' l T 3l , l , ' , B b l-l 37 ' . , 1 Q . , , H 35 ' ' , T 32 . o ' ' H T 28 . . l-l SO ' Mr, kntlr rvrw Ellmlng, 'yllchsn l rl l r I V I I lk rm l l A I I Knt lngi lthn l-lowe, lohn Summa, Bob Sw en , Dawd , vc I , l . 1 - gl ' ' l. A ,i lp y T Q l l' l- 13 1 gs A il X L , to K ,M ' ' 5 4' 4 t. x l ' , A A ' V t F , 1: . . . A ,Z ' ' ' ' A ' 'S dk X t y l X 1 T fx ' 'll N ,, 1 1, f t A 'l ' 4 4 'rw A.. . J ' y -H ' lOl nd ig b H or manager Ly Sc ww tzlc r lcb He bct ohw W o S 5 e Russel l-le ey Mr Rav o d Scott coacl Seated Robert Par s Eli Eddy Gary Reece j n Le tz Ted P ercel ell john l-logue Marshall Wh pker THE TERRIERS Coach Raymond Scotts freshman team enjoyed one of the most successful seasons ot its history Winning l6 out of l7 games the Frosh established a fine season record Ronnie Pence and Dick Donnell carried the brunt of the offensive in the early season games Midway in the season these boys were moved up to the Pups and Coach Scott soon developed a smooth working quintet consisting of Gary Reece joe Swope jm Lentz Eli Eddy and Russell Henney In reserve were Ted Piercetield, ohn Welch, Herbert Stiltz, Brooks Ortlieb, john Spicer, ohn l-logue, Robert Paris, Lynn Schwartzkopf, and Marshall Whipker. The local Terriers posted 690 points to their opponents' 404 for an average of 40.58 points per game to an average of 23.76 points for their opponents. Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Southport Brownstown Seymour Morristown Greensburg Franklin Shelbyville Howe llndpls l Morristown Franklin Shelbyville Bloomington Greensburg lov,l-47 Seymour Blomington Southport Brownstown INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL This year we have had a highly contested intramural basketball league. The top four teams were City South East, with a 9fl rec- ord, City North, 82, City South West, 82, and Sandcreek, 7-3. Bob Fuller, Maurice Bush and lesse Eudy were the leading scorers ot the season, The games are played during the fourth period under the supervision ot Mr, Frank Newson, Mr, Glenn Adams, and Mr, Ray- mcnd Scott. intramural extends to each boy in school an opportunity to participate in organized competitive basketball, A typical action picture of un intramural contest. Martha Ann Dickey, intra- mural reporter for the Triangle, is seen at the gym each men recording the events to be tea- tured in her weekly column, BASEBALL PREVIEW As sprung approaches the Canunes are un leashed and are seen trottung out to the old ball park After a year of absence Coach Woody Flemung us back at hus old posutuon as head mentor of the baseball aggregatuon and s lookung forward to a very successful cam paugn thus year When we look deeper unto the varsuty we can see why Coach Flemung has seven veterans back from last years squad They unclude senuors jerry Bray Duck Shepherd Harold Pokey Gould and jerry Lund junuors Bob Buckner and Roy Schwartzkopf and sophomore Duck Wrught As the Ump yells Play Ball' batter and fuelders take theur places and another base ball season us on for the Columbus Bulldogs A rul 3 A rul 6 Aprul Aprul Aprul Aprul ZO Aprul 24 Aprul 27 May May May May May May Edunburg Hope 121 North Vernon Edunburg Cl ufford 'f'Franklun Southport ffGreensburg 5FConnersvulle DuPont 'Y'Shelbyvulle f5Martunsvulle ff'Seymour xRushvulle if Conference games Standung Mr Noel Genth coach lum Ferry manager Bob Summa Bull Moore Gerald Lund jean Henney Ronald Snyder Cleon Sweeney Davud Scott Francus Fuvecoat Steve Clune manager Seated Wayne Scheudt Roy Schwartzkopf Don Meyer Mauruce Bush Bob Buckner lum Sheets lum Lacy Duck Wrught jerry Bray Duck Shepherd Don Turner lO4 Y V' TENNIS Standing' Ned Whal- ley, Don Meyer, Hugh Newsom, Mr, Glenn Adams, coach Seated: Rcss Higgins. GOLF Coach Glenn Adams, Charles Lentz, Ronnie Hornback, lack Walter- mire, and Bob Hilvcord. TENNIS This year's team displayed their superior- ity over all comers. Ross Higgins won the South Central Conference singles champion- ship for the second straight year. Don Meyer and Hugh Newsom combined talents to take the doubles crown. Runner up to Higgins was Ned Whalley, making it a clean sweep for Columbus. Don Meyer, Hugh Newsom, and Ross Higgins will all be back next year. GOLF Bob Hilycord, Charles Lentz, jack Walter- mire, and Ronnie Hornback make up this year's outstanding golf squad. They have been victors in ten out of eleven matches- their only loss was to Batesville, whom they beat in a return match, They picked up val- uable points on the All-Sports Trophy by winning first place, Bob Hilycord was low medalist with an 8l. Alternate David Goel- ler took the alternate's crown with an 83. TRACK Again Columbus was on top of the heap in conference athletics. This time the track boys came through on the cinders at Rush- ville. Martinsville was originally declared the winner, but a month later they were found to have a 20 year old on the squad, against the rules of the l.H.S.A.A. Coach Quilleon's boys were on top in 7 out of lO dual and triangular meets. They won fourth place in the sectional track meet at Bloom- ington. Track S Standing: Bill Settle, Morris Scutt, lack Voelz, Ed Yeley, Bob Welrner, Dick Drake, David Burns, Lewis Essex, Don Burns, Ed Talley, Harold l-logue, Mr. Gerald Quilleon, coach. Seated: john Howe, Paul Martin, Max Wilson, lim Curry, Alva Miller, Bill Baxter, Don Collins, Bill Carter, Tom Hawes, Clarence Hamilton, Fred Meyer, Gene Clark. Cross Country- Standing: Mr. james Beers, coach, Lewis Essex, loe Daily, Charles Mohr, Bob Sweeney, Ronnie Hammond, Dean Wise- man, manager, Kneeling: Bill Settle, jerry Bray, Fred Meyer. CROSS COUNTRY Coach lim Beer's cross country boys were undefeated in dual meet competition this year. ln cross country, like golf, the team with low score wins. One point is given for first, two points for second, etc, Only the first five men of each squad count in the scoring. Bill Settle came in first at most meets, and Lewis Essex was never far behind. Settle was second in the sectional meet and placed the highest of any junior in finishing Zlst in the state. Wt BOYS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION Twice a week the boys ot CHS journey over to the gymnasium for a subject called physical education. They are met there by Mr. Frank Newsom, who does much in try- ing to build up the muscles of our men of tomorrow. Twice a week the boys take this little trip, tor physical ed. has two parts, swimming and tloor work. ln swimming class the boys learn to swim, as well as learn new strokes. The diving board is also put into much use by the classes. In gym the muscles really go to work in such events as tumbling, basketball, and volleyball. I LJ' f BASKETBALL Thus IS J typlcal gurls Inaskethall class scene It IS A popular actlyuty whuch provncles pleas ure and recreatlorm fer all who partucurmtv VOLLEYBALL TI-IL SENIOR CHAMPS T Q 'x vs L3CITx L L1 - s lh,rrtt1'm ami lxully I Iluker Ixfiw lyv, Nancy Qtxrx., Mary K: llmeywr lm, George .wt l xcv Essex Ivw Ortei Sarah Brcmcly IC selwv Crntzwr Margaret Arr' lwxvnrciy 'vlmtlm Amr Oulu Iiwrwum' licen- BOWLING, DECK TENNIS The bowlmg club meets every Tuesday after school at the Rec' reatiohal Alley, They greatly enjoy this hour of tum . . . This year Martha Arm Duckey and Ioy George won the deck termus tourhaf ment which all high school gurls may enter. Top Row:C. Mouser, Phillips, R. Hooker, A Gordon, I. George, M Hilger, W. Ritter. Row Five: P, Ro- , THE FEMININE SIDE OF SPORTS Although in the past the spotlight of at- tention has never focused too much on girls' sports, each year finds them claiming a larger portion of recognition. Basketball and volleyball are considered major sports, gym- nastics, tennis, bowling, swimming, and folk dancing are also quite popular. The Girls' Athletic Association, sponsored by Miss Euzetta Foster, meets every Mon- day night at the gym. The girls have formed two basketball teams which play among themselves and also play cut of town teams. Bonnie Reece is as deadly accurate on long shots as Hugh Newsom, and Annie Dickey is as speedy and tricky as Charlie Lentz. The will to win the game is always there. The girls also participate in Play Days. chelle, I. Harrison, M Enochs, M, Reynard, C Ritter, S. Broady, D Hendricks, N, Beatty D. Camden. Row Four: S. Curry B. Turner, S. Talking- ton, I. Rittman, M Roth, C, Marr, D. Wil- ber, S. Kinsel, M Padgett, B. Imlay. Row Three: S, Fid- dler, N. Noblitt, C Conrad, K, Weidman B. Shepherd, S. Baker l. Gwin, M. Gunder V. Hines, C. Prichard D. McDonald. Row Two: Miss Eu- zetta Foster, P. Eddy l. Givens, N. Cory, B Reece, M. Kollmeyer, T. Koch, L. Boxman, B Newsom, S. Brockman P. Stewart. Row One: M. Voss B. Linson, M. Fisch- vogt, R. Critzer, C Collins, K. Foust, S Loesch, S. Sandlin, j Reeves, A, Holcomb. This year tlee annual get-together was held at Seymour, with girls from Columbus, Shel- byville, Franklin, and other schools attend- ing This not only gives the girls an oppor- tunity to become acquainted with girls from other schools, but it also helps them to de- velop a sportsmanlike attitude toward all things. An intramural class tournament is held annually by the girls. This year the senior girls' basketball team came through to win the championship title for the second con- secutive season by overthrowing the sopho- mcres by a 32 to 9 margin. 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