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

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Joe Warfel leaps into the air to retrieve the ball during the game with the North Vernon Panthers. Columbus players reach for the rebound to prevent the Madison Cubs from obtaining the ball. Members of the CSHS Band march at the school bonfire before a football game. Members of this year ' s senior class struggle valiantly v hile fel- low classmates cheer for their favorite team.

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Athletes Life is One of Variety Following the Holiday Tourney, Bill Russell receives a trophy for being voted the Most Valuable Player. Jack Dalton and Charles Wells display the trophies which they received for being voted Most Valuable Player. Jack received his award for Cross Country, and Charlie received his for Football. The offensive unit anxiously awaits the Bandits ' taking over

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As We See Ourselves . . . Academics At C.S.H.S. there is a wide range of courses from which we, the students, may choose. To prepare ourselves for graduation and the future, when entering high school we select the course of our choice. The selection may be from any one of the following departments: academic; lousiness; general; or, ocational. At C.S.H.S. we ha e the opportimit of using modern equipment. Wc arc proud of the students who receive recognition for their achie ements, l)oth in the com- munity, and in the nation. During this school term, three seniors, Karen Dunlap, Marilyn Main, and Jerry Mc- C!() , are named as Finalists in the National Merit Scholarship testing. 20