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

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To serve a growing community, the Eastbrook Plaza was opened in northeast Columbus, Northside junior High was completed for the 61-62 school year to house the growing number of children. Counl-y school buses transport a large per cent of the students at C.H.S.

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The Columbus School Foundation consists of the following members: Back Row: Mr. Robert Sexton, Dr. Robbins, Mr. John Marshall, Mr. Lee Hamil- ton, Mr. Henry Blessing, Mr, Scott Alexander, Mr. William Hamilton, Front Row: Mrs, Gene Anderson, Mrs. Irwin Miller, Mrs. Thomas Ban- ner, Mrs. John Graham, Mrs. Theodore Hunt, and Mrs. O, W, Holland, Assistant Principal Kelly, who supervises the morning announcements, is pictured at the public address system. t f Dr. Robbins and M r. Erne dis- cuss a phase of Columbus High School ' s planned education.

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Qt a t MH CmifnuHitif For a growing community, C.H.S. offers facilities to edu- cate the young that move into the area because of ex- panding operations among the industries. The Northside Junior High was built to house the increased enrollment on the seventh to ninth grade level. C.H.S. is planning an ex- pansion program for the next academic year. The music facilities will be enlarged. A vocational wing and an addi- tion to the cafeteria will be built to accommodate the in- creased enrollment at the senior high school. A new plant for Reliance Manufacturing Company has brought one hundred and fifty new families to this area. To house these people, new additions in Columbus have been developed such os Parkside, East Gate, and many others. As a convenience to suburban areas, new shopping centers have been erected to meet the needs of the expanding community. Master Electric ' s new plant has brought new families to the com- munity. The new administration building is progressing and will soon be ready for use