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Columbus North High School • 1400 25th Street, Columbus, IN, 47201 • Volume 99, Issue 8 • May 30, 2020
senior staffers
The Tribe staff’s seniors learned lessons from high school and Tribe that will follow them into the future
by erica song
“Triangle has taught me many things. One of the best things I’ve learned is how to prioritize my time to finish work before deadlines.” abby bodart
“I have learned how to persist through uncomfortable situations and work well with others in order to reach my goals.” addie watts
“The most valuable experience I had was when I was in my Union Civil War outfit and had fun with my friend, [making] them pull me behind them with my house shoes on my boots and sliding down the halls on [our] lunch break.” alex marsh
“Throughout high school and my time on Tribe, I have learned to not take anything for granted. Catch every opportunity you are given and run with it. You never know when your time will be cut short, so don’t waste a single second of it.” coral roberts “I’ve learned the art of improvising. When things don’t go according to plan, it’s good to be able to get creative in finding an alternative solution in order to accomplish a task. ” matt ruehman “My most valuable experience was every single day I spent in Tribe where I found my purpose and my passion and where I did the most important work I’ve ever done. I learned the value of what we do as journalists. It’s only in that classroom that I felt most like myself and felt like I mattered the most.” salomé cloteaux “I learned that growth is necessary. At the start of my freshman year, I was not who I wanted to be. I had to work on myself and learn what was important to me and how to pick my battles. Growth means change, and although change can be scary it’s what brings us even more opportunity to be a better person and love more wholesomely than we did before. It’s [okay] to admit mistakes and acknowledge the bad in ourselves, but it’s what we do with those flaws that makes us who we are.” anna kelley
“I learned to work with others and to ask questions when you don’t understand something. There is always someone there to help!” cheyenne peters
“I’ve learned the true meaning of working for what you want through communicating. One of the editors-in-chief, Suzanne, from the 20182019 Tribe year taught me to value that. ” paola fernandez
“I have learned that it’s important to take one day at a time. Do what you can in the moment, and don’t worry about things you have no power over.” hallie schwartzkopf “The most important thing I’ve learned is to take advantage of opportunities and be okay with slowing down. For instance, while it may seem scary to approach someone new, it’s important to step out of your comfort zone. Additionally, I learned that it’s okay to not always reach the initial goal you had in mind and to slow down and adapt to unexpected circumstances.” karla perez gonzalez “Throughout high school, I have learned many lessons, but the most important and memorable ones have stemmed from the journalism room. Journalism is where I found myself and motivation to come to school everyday. I joined a staff my sophomore year. and by my senior year I was spending five class periods a day in the space I loved. My lesson was to try new things because you never know when or where you will find your passion.” hailey andis “My high school experiences have really taught me to work towards my goal regardless of the challenges, but to enjoy all the small parts of the journey too. Tribe especially embodies this lesson since every magazine issue results from meeting many goals, but more importantly, I loved learning about people’s unique stories along the way.” erica song
4 throwback FAST PASS
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During the past four years of high school, the Class of 2020 has experienced events ranging from schoolwide to worldwide
TOTAL REFLECTION
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Four years of high school brought favorite memories
6-7 to the future OFF THEY GO!
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North seniors move foward with their plans after high school
COVID NINE-MEME
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Despite school and event cancellations amidst the pandemic, North students still find humor as they cope with the situation
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fast pass
During the past four years of high school, the Class of 2020 has experienced events ranging from school-wide to worldwide by coral roberts design by anna kelley The Class of 2020 experienced two school fires. On Dec. 5, 2016, the school auditorium caught fire in seats due to a light malfunction. Then history repeated itself on Aug. 28, 2019 when a fire in a chemistry lab set off the sprinkler system, causing water damage to multiple classrooms.
The novel coronavirus originated in animals, allegedly bats in Wuhan, China, and transmitted to humans. It is believed to be spread through respiratory droplets. The first case of coronavirus in the US was detected in February 2020. Since then, more than 1.7 million cases have been detected in the United States. Worldwide, more than 5.6 million cases have been confirmed. The coronavirus has shut down businesses, closed schools, banned sports and isolated families globally. In Indiana, the pandemic brought an early end to the academic year, as well as sports seasons. Businesses also operate under restrictions. source: nytimes.com
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On April 20, 2018 at 10 a.m., an estimated 200 students walked out of third period to honor the 17 individuals killed in the Parkland school shooting on Feb. 14 of that year.
On Aug. 21, 2017, a solar eclipse was visible from the North football field. This eclipse’s path of totality, where the moon completely covered the sun, occurred over North America. Special glasses were distributed and all students went to the field to experience this sighting, which takes about 375 years on average to occur again at the same location.
Columbus North’s football team beat Columbus East in 2016 and broke the Bull Dogs’ losing streak against the Olympians that had lasted for years. Ever since that victory, the CNHS football team has continued to reign victorious, winning its fourth consecutive North-East game in the fall of 2019.
Through the Class of 2020’s high school career, 10 generations of iPhones were released to the public. Over the span of four years, Apple released the iPhone SE, iPhone 7 and 7 Plus, iPhone 8 and 8 Plus, iPhone X, iPhone XR, iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro, iPhone Pro Max and iPhone SE 2020. source: iphonelife.com
The 2016 presidential election between Republican candidate Donald Trump and Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton ended with Trump winning on Nov. 9, 2016. The 2020 presidential election is scheduled to take place on Nov. 3, 2020.
blast from the past
Before attending North, the Class of 2020 started from different elementary and middle schools
st. peter’s abc stewart clifty creek 3% 2% 3% csa lincoln smith 4% 4% mt. healthy 4% richards 5%
southside 19%
st. peter’s 5%
central 28%
other 14%
elementary school
schmitt 6%
st. bartholomew 7%
middle school
parkside 18%
st. bartholomew 7% taylorsville 7%
northside 46%
other 18%
total reflection Four years of high school brought favorite memories
“[I loved] the fun fe w hours be fore choir concerts in the ch oir room and just feeli solidarity ng a sense of , fun an Beck De d love.” notter
“One of my favorite memories is staying after school for choir or drama practices [and] exploring the school and community with my friends. I also enjoyed working with the preschoolers in my C4 class.” Megan Gibby
“First day of junior year, I walked into the wrong [seventh] period class and sat there for a solid 10 minutes without realizing.” Jackson Payne
“I once tripped over my shoes on the stairs, and since my backpack was super heavy it kept dragging me down the entire flight of stairs during passing period.” Gabby Lifferth
g to “[I enjoyed] goin . and Washington D.C inaugural marching in the year.” parade freshman Delilah Perry
“The practice date we had set up during the school day [for math modeling] was a ton of fun. We were still at the school, but we didn't need to go to any of our classes. We had a good time math modeling, eating snacks and hanging out.” Anna Kim
survey out of 183 students
“Before the volleyball games, each team had their lineups announced and then the starting rotations, but when my name was announced I went to throw candy to the crowd and ended up slipping and falling in the middle of the court. This was the home opener for the season.” Emma Tynan
“I would accidentally call one of my teachers mom sometimes.” Joelle Schaibley
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off they go! ALABAMA Samford University: Adrienne Salemme
CALIFORNIA Stanford University: Vivek Hebbar
University of California, Berkeley: Joey Zhao
COLORADO Colorado State University: Gabrielle Lifferth
FLORIDA Florida College: Blake Dillman
ILLINOIS Columbia College Chicago: Maika Shibata
Wheaton College: Nicholas Schiavello
INDIANA Ball State University: Angie Aguilar Aguilar Xavier Allen-Barton Hailey Andis Valeria Castillo Aidan Cole Abbie Cregg Paola Fernandez Jimenez Emilee Figueroa Carley Finke Oliver Fischer Anna Kelley Elizabeth King Cheyenne Peters Isabelle Settle Avery Spencer Lydia Trimpe Jazmin Garcia Rojas
Butler University: Jackson Davis Mason King Emily Miller Brennin Warnell
Depauw University: Brooke Bruin Grant Jackson Goshen College Caleb James
North seniors move forward with their plans after high school
Indiana University Southeast: Abigail Bodart
Hanover College:
Indiana Wesleyan University:
Indiana State University:
Indiana UniversityPurdue University Columbus:
Addison Justice Jackson Payne
Maria Dutton Kennedy Engelau Kameron Harman Tessa Lomax
Indiana University Bloomington:
Saad Azeem Claire Baker Kennedi Baker Kaylyn Bates Dariana Chavez Casper Clark Hannah Clark Salome Cloteaux Alayne Davis Allison DeBolt Joshua DeGroot Adelaide Diseroad Watts Gabrielle Genth Andrew Goble Sawa Hashizume Zoey Horn Abigail Hovis Edgar Jimenez Sotaro Kaneda Graham Keele Anna Kim Corabeth King Will King Jackson Lay Eamon Ma Benjamin Malone Tate McKenney Demi Meredith David Ocampo Hernandez Ayush Panda Aishwarya Pattel Karla Perez Gonzalez Jonathan Ramirez Katie Richards Kathryn Riordan Coral Roberts Matt Ruehman Adam Saad Allyson Schumm Angelina Spear Aysa Streeval Luke Swain Emma Tynan Emma Wetherald Kate Whaley Nurfarah Zulkifly
Erica Samuel
Emily Beach Anak Agung Mirah Berlianna Sarah Bowers Makenna Calabrese Alejandra Castaneda-Banuelos Malaki Cea Cynthia Cordova Jared Evans Conner Freeman Andrew Gates Shaelene Guthrie Samantha Lucas Kerrianna McCloskey Marely Olguin Anna Ortiz Hailey Parker Allison Parker Evelyn Parson Delilah Perry Alyssa Solomon Taylor Spears Payton Yeager
Indiana UniversityPurdue University Indianapolis: Saul Alegria Ortega Dillon Clark Evan Frederick Jared Greene Eric Le Zack Lobring Hannah-Claire McKenna Jacob Morgan Tommy Ngo Jalynn Reardon Alex Russell Joelle Schaibley
Ivy Tech:
David Atkinson Kennedy Blankman Tiffany Bunch Madison Christman Lydia Curry Gerardo Fabian Aguilar Leonardo Flores-Canton Parker Franklin David Garrett Michael Gilpin Erandi Govea Anna Gray Emma Hancock Willow Hatter
Shelbie Hollman Jennifer Izquierdo Arce Alex Kuntz Alexander Marsh Jessica McAninch Aaron McDonald Anne-Marie Mitchell Savanna Norfrey Fredy Perez Fatima Saldana-Oropeza Trinity Smith Carlos Torres Sabrina Torres Carlos Torres Martinez Alisa Weed Ryan Worton
Marian University: Sierra Norman
Purdue University: Niah Andis Connor Arbuckle Alexandria Bergman Paige Bishop Brennan Boatwright Karlie Brown Molly Dye Riley Eder Hannah George Samantha Heathcote Drake Hershberger Justine Hess Bhavey Jain Atharva Kute Samyak Lasod Justin Leddy William Likens Jack Likens Trevor Lirette Cassidy May Ashley Niebrugge Carson Reedy Helen Rumsey Sveni Thalor Akshat Verma Sydney Wheeler
Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology: Annabella Anderson
Trine University: William Brunner
University of Indianapolis: Taylor Anson
Alondra Castro
Valparaiso University: Landon Robbins
Vincennes University: Elaina Boston Nicole Polly Quearra Goodpaster
IOWA Iowa State University: Boston Gilpin
KENTUCKY Bellarmine University: Nicholas Green
Lindsey Wilson College: Emma Hyer
Sullivan University: Natalie Carnes
University of Kentucky: Anna Del Genio Cameron Wischmeyer
LOUISIANA Louisiana State University: Hannah Holliday
MASSACHUSETTS Brandeis University: Caroline Hollenkamp
Harvard University: Grace Wang
MICHIGAN Central Michigan University: Mitchel Collier
Grand Valley State University: Grace Ellis Kennedy Kerber
Michigan State University: Suzu Thompson
NEW YORK West Point Military Academy: Adam Behling
OHIO College of Wooster: Claire Alderfer
Muskingum University: Lauren Opalka
Ohio University: Olivia Morlok
University of Cincinnati: Katherine Falkner Pranav Venkataraman
Wright State University: Molly Nelson
Xavier University: Jose Gamez-Lamadrid
RHODE ISLAND Brown University: Erica Song
TENNESSEE University of Tennessee: Riley Stevens
UTAH Brigham Young University: Nicolette Guenther
Utah State University: Megan Gibby
CANADA McGill University: Spandy Balanaga
GAP YEAR
Lauryn Clayburn Sara Coles Katrina Miller Jase Rigney Delaney Thompson
MILITARY Julia Eaken Tristen Grant
WORK
Marissa Caudill Michael England James Fischvogt Justin Fontanez Malerie Hendershot Ethan Hester Nick Holt Camden Jeffries Gus Kleffman Zoe Lyons Montez Martinez Tyler Michaels Blaine Perry Joey Schoonover Emily Stier Zackary Varner Justin Verwers Brianna Wilson
UNKNOWN/OTHER Tyler Allen Philip Brown Phoenix Chandler Eva Chevalier Beck Denotter Ronny Garcia David Gutierrez Daveed Jolley Olivia Maynard Grayson Moffitt Dustin Riewoldt Ema Sowash Homare Takauchi
UNLISTED
Jessica Aceves Giovani Alejandro John Armstrong Anthony Ashcroft Matthew Bailey Dameon Beagle Mariana Bernal Martinez Collin Booher Lauren Burns Sara Burton Alma Cambron Blanca Campuzano Katie Castaneda Adam Chapman Deep Chaudhuri Johnathan Comstock Kyle Copeland Any Cordova Casandra Cordova Briseyda Cruz Calvo Libny Cuatzo Daniel Denny Sydney Dietrich Jaime Dominguez Secundino Lillie Dotson Shemar Douglas Dominic Doyle Kylie Dunbar Nicole Duncan Atreyu Jae Edward Durig Chase Dyer Jaidyn Dyette Brianna Eder Ricky Ehara Madilyn Ellison Alexia Estep Nicholas Evans Tia Ewing Lydia Feltner Elizabeth Ferrero Jackson Fisher Allen Flores Salgado Hope Flynn Dayana Franco Ruiz Luke Friesner Kalissa Gambrel Kazrin Gambrel Faith Garrett Zebediah Gibson Rebecca Gilles Christian Gomez Fonseca Emily Grajales Aguilar Zerek Greathouse Caleb Griffin Hannah Grimes Zane Gruwell Angie Guzman Presenda Tanner Hadley Kaelin Hanrattie Ryana Hardin Makenzie Harman Michael Hatton
Lucas Hayes Max Henderson Gabriel Hernandez Zarate Tanner Herron Parker Hess Cailin Humphress Kaden Huntington Clara Hurt Riley Hurt Hunter Huser Chloe Jackson Emma Jackson Kameron Jernigan Saahil Jivan Nash Johnson Olivia Johnson Kyla Jones Avery Keller Olivia Keller Cameryn Kent Adam Kimmet Riley King Dalton Kirk Joseph Kiser Taylor Klingler Stacy Kramer Rishabh Kulkarni Jaiah Lambert Elijah Lane Jasmine Lara Avery Larson Antonio Lawson Felix Lawson Benjamin Lehman Vishwadeep Lella Michelle Lin Hayley Lindsey Gabriela Lira Sosa Carson Littrell Alonso Lopez Zuleima Lopez Dylan Lortz Luce Louyindoula Kevin Lovelace Rachel Lovett Natalia Martinez Riley McGaha Steven McKittrick Luis Melendez Suriel Melissa Milvert Montez Mitchell David Morales Gomez Sean Mustard Britney Najera Aragon Alexa Navarro Brian Nix Rogan O’Connor Logan O’Sullivan Xavier Ontiveros Javier Ovalle Camacho Frida Palomino Kuri America Palomino John Patton Victor Perez Dominik Pinkney
Pablo Ponce Ortiz Armando Quintero Aguirre Isaac Reed Pivonka Brandon Remillard Treasure Ricks Charlie Rivera Sanchez Spencer Rivera Shelby Roe Angel Rooks Erris Rosas Hunter Ethan Rouse Cherokee Ryan Isabel Sanchez Malik Sanders Cassidy Satterfield Caleb Schaefer Hallie Schwartzkopf Oscar Sedano Franco Emily Silvers Devon Snyder Trevor Stewart Sierra Stillabower Parker Stillinger Thomas Sullivan Grace Swann Kidist Tewolde Alex Thompson Delia Torres Daniel Toscano Annie Tran Baleigh Traylor Grant Trinkle Ashlynn Tuttle Bailey Tuttle Armahn Vedadi Lily Voelz David Walby Keandre Watson Randall Watts Colin Weber Crider Rashan Wells Deanna Williams Grace Williams Haleigh Wilson John Wilson Robert Wilson Abigail Wittekind Luis Yanez Cisneros
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Despite school and event cancellations, North students still found humor as they coped with the coronavirus pandemic by matt ruehman, addie watts, hallie schwartzkopf and karla perez With the current coronavirus pandemic, CNHS Media wanted to give seniors an outlet to express their emotions about this situation. These four memes were created and submitted by Columbus North seniors to illustrate their views on the end of the school year.
rishabh kulkarni
trevor lirette
hannah grimes
jose gamez