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

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Learning; Studies, Activities Keep CHSers Busy Academics: books, lectures, films, fapes; Participation: clubs, extracurricular activities, convos; Athletics: improving skills, developing sportsmanship; Spirit: backing the teams, yelling as one at pep rallies and games; A parking lot jammed with cars and school buses; Crowded halls with students rushing to get to class on time; Lockers crammed with books and looking like libraries; Sitting through class and watching the clock since there were no bells; Finding that books were only a small part ot learning; Meeting new friends, talking, laughing, learning to get along; Being part of the group, yet remaining an individual; Yes, all this and more Around CHS. ■r - ' ' rat ' ■-. ' i, -

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2400 Students Use School Facilities to Explore

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AFS Exchange Students Come from Brazil and Again this year CHS hosted American Field Service students. Frieda Alonso canne fronn Santos, Brazil, to spend her senior year with senior Sharon Fleming and her family. From Haarlem, Holland Frances Gouda, our other -foreign exchange student, stayed with Judge Maurice David and his family which includes CHS junior Cindy. Frances was elected secretary of girls ' cheerblocic, and Frieda worked on the Triangle staff. Elaine VonFange went to Malacca, Malaysia during the summer AFS program. Sponsored by the Indiana University Honors Language program, Becky Middendorf and Mike McCaulay traveled to Krefield, Germany, to study for the summer, while Penny Wheeler journeyed to San Luis Potosi, Mexico. During the summer, these three improved their skill with their respective foreign languages, German and Spanish, by speaking in the tongue of the country they were visiting. Frances Gouda, Frieda Alonso Elaine VonFange Frances Gouda