Columbia City High School - Columbian Yearbook (Columbia City, IN)

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FACULTY The students of this school like the faculty and frequent- ly comment on how well they behave.

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Mr. Arley Kerr Superintendent of Schools This is the story of Columbia City High School from September, 1948, to June, 1949. It is told mainly through pictures, in order to show that students go to school for reasons other than because they must. They are shown sob erly taking part in the more serious phases of their education, but many times they are ca ught in a lighter mood, because in high school the feet and the heart are both very light. Within a stone's throw of this high school are located the birthplace of Lloyd Douglas, author of The Robe, The Big Fisherman, and other books, the home of Thomas R. Marshall, former governor of Indiana and vice-president of the United States, and the residence of Ralph R. Gates, class of 1911, former governor of Indiana. And now, you ask, can we expect greatness in thought and deed of the citizens of to- morrow? The answer is Not yet. This sch 001 has not fulfilled its mission. You will have to go inside the four brick walls. The Annual Board of Columbia City High School now proudly presents its Picture Book. 6

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Forrest Schrader, Forrest Orr, Floyd Ferguson, Arley Kerr. Secretary, Joan Schrader School Board Not all of our activity takes place inside the four brick walls. The representatives of our community who handle the budget are the school board members. The board is composed of Mr. Floyd Ferguson, who presides at the meetings, Mr. Forrest Schrader, secretaryg lVlr. Forrest M. Orr, treasurer, and Mr. Arley Kerr, our school superintendent. Miss Joan Schrader, a recent graduate, is the secretary of the board. These representa- ives strive daily to formulate the policies of our school and solve he problems that arise in the management. Jo Ann Terry Secretaries Miss Jo Ann Terry is secretary to Mr. Gan dy in a very busy office. She has recorded the attendance daily, kept check on the finances of the school organizations, typed letters and grade cards, and managed the books in that oflice. Another girl who spends many hours inside of the four brick Walls is Miss Joan Schrader, shown in the above office picture. She had charge of the book store and assisted in compiling state reports. Besides many pieces of correspondence, she made appointments for Mr, Kerr and Wrote the checks for the personnel.