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

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Variety spices life of CNHSers The 1979-80 school vear involved a tran- sition into a new decade and. for the seniors, into a new phase of their lives. It was a vear of Reflections into the past and high ex- pectations for the future. Reflection upon the school vear of 1979- 80 indicates heav student involvement in a varietv of activities inside and outside of school. For instance. North students were involved in the Bloodmobile in October, the citv mavoral campaign and elections in November, an Iranian protest march in De- cember, national primarv elections in March and May. as well as participation with the school ' s athletic teams and rou- tine extracurricular activities. North students were able to register for the national and state elections in March when members of the County Clerks office came to school. Also, many North Seniors worried with the threat centered around the possible re-institution of the militarv draft. Far afcore— Members jf ttie Columbus North Men ' s tennis team display the trophies ihey won while plaeinj; first in the SCC. the Columbus Invitational Doubles tournament and seetional. Thev later added regional and semi-state titles and finished fourth in the state meet. In front, from left, are David Orr. Gre Poe. J W Ust- Chris Clark. and MaiJ Lihlfcfi. Back row. fr{)m left, are Coach Robert Chappell . Jeff Frenc h. Bryan Moore. StanPue nd Dan Daniels. Above e t— Several students participate as Bull Doji mascots. pen,erating spirit at home games of various sports. .-t6ore ri i — Lesha Roval and Sandy Ferguson distribute buttons and en- courage students to sign up for the smoke out as Charles Shriber does here. The smoke out , sponsored bv the . merican Heart Association, per- suaded students to stop smoking for at least a 24-hour period.

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M i m ' i: ' - : ' Volume 64 Columbus North High School 1400 25th Street Columbus, Indiana 47201 Table of Contents Academics 17 Juniors 118 Girls ' Sports 49 Boys Sports 130 Seniors 71 Sophomores 157 Activities 93 Advertising 169 Tille Paf:e 1

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Far above right and center n ' A — Sophomore Julie Janes prepares her horse to go fox huiitin . which she does almost every weekend. This particular hunt was at Spencer. Ind. Loner left— Four of Norths eig:ht Varsity cheerleaders. Sally Shep- herd. Michelle Voris. Amy Boyle, and Karen Wells, cheer for the Bull Dop at a basketball game. Far above e — Two North students ride the ski lift to the top of the slope at Long Mountain, where P.E. classes took all-dav classes to learn to ski. (feore— Senior m Hodek takes a swing with a sledgehammer al a car representing East. This fund-raising evelTl was organized by the Lettermen ' s club to raise spirit for the basketball game against East. Opening 3