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

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Far above left— Tina Wnuds recites Raggedv Man in For above right— Jt-nn ' i Piercefield exhibits her grace tin- talent onmpetition. » ' » pointe ballet. Above e i — Playing her violin with a gvpsy flair is Above right— In the physical fitness categ!)ry. Cathy Cathv Spurlock. Spurlock. Rita Walker and Sally Schumann dance to the theme of Superman . Junior Miss 15

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Junior Miss involves nine seniors On Oct. 27, 1979. nine senior frirls from North competed in the local Junior Miss [jaficant. After six weeks of preparation and two days of intensive rehearsal, the actual competition took place. The North con- testants included Sheila Judd, Jenni Piercefield. Mich. llc Powell. Sally Schu- mann. Cathv Spurlock. Stephanie Triukle. Rita Walker. Julie Watson and Tina Woods. The fcirls were judged according to their poise and appearance, talent, physical fit- ness and scholastic ability. Michelle Powell received first place in the areas of poise and appearance and talent. Cathv Spurlock was selected as best representative of physical fitness, and Sally Schumann received the scholastic ability award. In the overall com- petition for the title. Michelle Powell war- selected a Junior Miss. Tina Vi dods and Jenni Piercefield were first and second run- ners-up. respectively. The girl.s place l ac- cording to the number of points thev accu- mulated throughout the contest. Miss Powell received a $300 cash scholar- ship, luggage, a diamond necklace, a watch, and gift certificates from various local busi- nesses. The Junior Miss pageant is sponsored by the Jaycees. Miss Powell represented Columbus in the state Junior Miss competition. The state contest took place from Jan. 22 to Jan. 26 in Frankfort. Ind. The girls were judged all week in the . ame categoric, ' -, and had per- sonal interviews with the judges. The final contestants were announced Jan. 26 and those 12 were judged again. Mi.ss Powell ad- vanced to the finals but did not place. n B 9 J Above lefl—T u ' iiiiif contestants from iSorth imlnilt- (from left) Jenni Piercefield. Julie Walson, Stephanie Trinkle. Tina Woods, Calliy Spurlock . Sheila Judd. Rita Walker, Michelle Powell and Sally Schumann. Far above ri tf i — Michelle Powt ' ll -miles with tears of jov as she begins her reign a 1980 Junior Miss of Co- lumbus. 14 Junior Miss

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Grimm promotes student unity Thf Student Assembly was led bv tbe all- senior Student CoiuKil. Tbe elected officers were President Luke Grimm. Vice-president Mark Staublin. Secretary Kim Louk. Trea- surer Tammy Muir and Sero;eant-at-arm Jobn Coyeney. Tbe Senior class officers were President Dayid Sipes. Vice-president Jobn Nasb. Sec- retary Lauralyn Andrews, and Treasurer Sally Scbumann. Tbe Jimior class officers were President Kevin Gilpin. Vice-president Tony Beckett. Secretary Lori Rowan and Treasurer Jo h Bottum. Sopbomore officers were President Nancy Stillabower, Vice-president Tammv Arthur, Secretary Carol Lowery and Trea- surer .Amy Rawlins. --( oi e— Jiuiior rlap? uli ' iceo ItniN Brrketl. Ke ill Kil- pin. Lori Rowan and Jo li Bcrttnni. ?i ir i — Stndent Council nfficfiv Luke Grinini. Kim Louk. Mark Staublin, Tanimv Muir and John C tvent v. Center rigktSemor rla ?- officers John Nash. Laura- Ivn Andrews. Sallv Schumann and D a yid Si fi££ Far above rt i — Carol Lowerv. Nancv Stillabower. . jTiv Rawlins and Tammv Arthur. 16 Student Leaders t