ISU great Newsom finally gets honor he’s long deserved
Reprinted with permission from the Terre Haute Tribune-Star, February 19, [...]
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Beware of the Imposters!
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1971 Grad Creator of One of the World’s Most Iconic Advertising Figures
For 1971 graduate Steve Rabosky, success was something he didn’t [...]
Alumni Memorabilia Donations Help Preserve CHS/CNHS History
Dave Foist, CHS Class of 1957, makes a donation [...]
2022 Reunion Information
The Reunion information has been updated! Learn more about upcoming [...]
Nominations now being accepted for Bull Dog Alumni Hall of Fame Class of 2022
The Bull Dog Alumni Association is accepting nominations for the [...]
It’s not a scam! Announcing: Alumni Directory verification project
Your Bull Dog Alumni Association has begun a project to [...]
The Republic newspaper: North alumni dedicate new scholarship to beloved teacher
Columbus North High School alumni have founded a new scholarship honoring a beloved English teacher. The Webb Salmon Excellence in English Scholarship will be administered by the Bull Dog Alumni Association, officials said in a recent release. The scholarship is named for former teacher Ollie “Webb” Salmon, who died on Dec. 15, 2020, at the age of 95. Salmon taught at Columbus High School, now known as Columbus North, in the ’50s and ’60s and was chairman of the English department.
North’s Lang picked for All-American soccer game
Jenna Lang, Columbus North’s all-time leading scorer, has been selected to play in the High School All-American Game for girls soccer. Lang sustained a season-ending knee injury late in the regular season. She is hoping to be ready, but most likely will not be able to play in the All-American Game, which will be Dec. 11 at Bearden High School in Knoxville, Tennessee. She was the only girl from Indiana selected.
Championship Celebration — North girls team, Kilbarger-Stumpff win state cross-country titles
While the top-ranked Bull Dogs didn’t collect both team titles, they did come away with one team and one individual victory. Senior Reese Kilbarger-Stumpff was a surprise winner in the boys' race, and the North girls pulled out the team championship at LaVern Gibson Championship Cross Country Course.