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

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Seniors Receive Diplomas, Leave High Schoo Lining up outside, seniors prepared themselves for their final activity as high school students. Then to the solemn rhythm of Pomp and Circumstance the graduates filed into the gymnasium. After twelve years of v ork and hope Commencement had finally arrived. To some it was a blessing; to others it was a saddening loss. To all, though, it was an end and a beginning. For the seniors it was the end of high school and the beginning of several things — college, jobs, marriage or military service. Each graduate left the Commencement with a diploma, a tassel and a sense of accomplishment. 15

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Casual Accents Highlight CHS ' Fashion World From head to foot, fashions this year were a mixture of a little bit of old and a lot of new. Hair styles for girls ranged from the very long to the very, very short. Boys, naturally, kept their hair as long as, if not longer than, previous years. Two big hits for girls were head bands shaped like buckles and chain belts worn around the hips rather than around the waist. Wide watch bands also made the scene. Bright red, yellow, orange and green plaids, short and even mini kilts and textured stockings of all colors and designs made fashion news. Shoe-wise, both guys and girls wore not just black and white saddle shoes but two-tone brown ones and even suede ones. Tie-weejuns and other types of suedes were popular with girls, too. 14

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Individuals Achieve Recognition for Excellence NCTE— Mrs. Edna Houze, VIki McLea National Merit Semi-finalists-Wendy Weerts. Larry R.ble, Tracy Hopper. Wylle McGlothIm (not pictured Laura Wemland) DAR— Ann Ricke All-State End— Mi Ice Cota 16