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

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A ' mmm-n 1 With the Accent on People . WHO THEY ARE AND WHAT THEY DID CHS has enjoyed a year filled with the achievements of many of its students. Five students were privileged to enjoy a summer in foreign lands. Also Kay Nichols has brought an honor to CHS and to the com- munity by being chosen Indiana Junior Miss. The Columbus Optimists recognized Richard Scott as Outstanding Hoy of the Year. In the field of Bports the Columbus athletes have brought recognition to the school. In com- petition with schools throughout the state CHS people have been recognized in the fields of art, music, and academic achieve- ment U

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Honors Come to CHS Students The students at CHS keep themselves busy with the many activities of the school and community. Since the main purpose of a school is to teach its students, CHS students spend a great portion of their time learning. Another phase of school life is the sport program at CHS. Boys and girls spend many hours practicing for athletic events. As a reward for these many hours of practice, they receive an award of a C letter and a figure representing the sport in which they participated. Many students run for class officers. Twelve students are fortunate enough to receive this honor each year. Stu- dents also receive a great amount of pleasure from competing with other students for state honors in art, music, and academic subjects. Myra Spurgeon and Kent Cheevers work with fruit flies. Class presidents, Jon Heine. Colin Haza, and Herb Wright meet to discuss class problems.