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

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sentimental, filed in Log Baby pictures once flourished in annuals and elaborate border trim supposedly added to the quality of the yearbooks. Tilted panels, round pictures, eighth page ads, and senior boys photographed in white tie and tails formal wear vere other oddi- ties. Color in yearbooks is nothing new. In the 1937 Log, the interior ivas tinted purple; in 1962 the headlines were green. In 1916 there were six seniors per page and today there are 28, but it should be noted the ' 16 graduating class numbered 84 — 577 less than the Class of ' 66. The staff was not selected imtil January of 1916 and all of the pictines -ivere taken on one day. Fifty years later, the staff is chosen in April the year before and pic- tures accinnulate over an eight month period. The 1966 Log is the biggest, most popular, and highest priced ever and sold with owners ' names on the cover. The Log ' s groAv ' th and success is attri- buted to its solid fifty-year founda- tion enriching CHS history. I lit ! 1 1 LOG

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still top year, but change after five decades Things have changed at CHS in 50 years. We ' ve added Sen- sational Sixties, Tug-O-War, Freedom Day, Prom, Home- coming. Skirts are two feet shorter, hair is much straighter. There is a new school, just ten years old, a 7,500 seat gymna- sium, a 15,000 ' olume library. Everything ' s changed— except the pride. It ' s good for another 50 years. COMPETITION 78 INDIVIDUALS 102 ADVERTISING 154 INDEX 190