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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1950 volume:

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' 1 1 - ' -' g 711. sr 1x1'11-1 ' ' ' 5 11. f Ql '-rx-5 Standmg left to 11ght Loxs Zumblun MISS Pet ers Jelly Johnston Seated left to ught D1ck Gates Lu Ann Lorber Mauuce Tucker Gloua Glass Dor Lloyd Helen M1ller Mae Evans A group 0 us were slttmg m room 1 There was much to be done 1n order for the 1900 COLUMBIAN to go to press Each of us had h1S yob to do DISCUSSION among us was heated Maurlce Tucker Lu Ann Lorber Bob Kellogg and D1ck Gates wanted to approach each questlon 1n a methodlcal Way that spoke well of thelr tralmng 1n M1ss Thornburghs speech classes The rest of us just had thlngs to sav and we all wanted to talk at once Arr1v1ng at any dec1s1on was dlfficult because vi-Q ' , 4 .i 1 . s 1 L s . 3. 2 O P lx ' A ' . . pf R X 1 Y A U--5 Q Xie ' sf . ' , w' : ' . 1 1 ' . ..., v- V 1 ,I .l : ' Y ! ' . Iv -3 7 ' Y 1 ' tf 0 0 0 . . - . , 3 7 . . . . . , U7 , .... The surroundings were particularl inviting JW? oreword We could look out of the windows and see our classmates coming back from lunch. Jim May and Red Stanley were testing the brakes on their fif you'll pardon the expres- sionj cars. We stifled the impulse to hang out of the windows and shout at all our friends fat our adviserls insistencej and directed our attention again to the affairs of the COLUMBIAN. Most of all in Room 17, we wanted to talk-about our classes, our fac- ulty, what we were going to do in athletics in 1949-50 fwe hopedj, and which extra-curricular activities were going to have our attention. And that's how We Hnally decided to tell you the story of 1950-by talking. So .... 5 Iflrat Ill ua tall. about the classf s Sl cond lot us tall. about the acultj Contents Then lvl ua tall. about sport.s And nally lit as talk about aetlutu s 6 We decided our classes should come firstg since Without us there would be no reason for Columbia City High School. We're 387 strong. We keep the place alive with our voices which we lift in recitation, singing, and often in laughter. We are the spirit living examples of our age and time .... Classes div 'L ,.:!:.. : ...mx if of Columbia City, Y .1 ua s .- 3 . Y v, fp C, f' f' W W 1 0 Milli f yy' px 1'-' fi enlors 19 0 Uifim rs nu 1X 5 7lI11lIlLlIlllI1 M1 W1 x Btyuly Punta TlLdHL1lll Don llovd P1cs1dcnt Lu Ann Loxbel Setletan Jun Lucku NICK p1e ldcnt Class HISIOI In September 1946 one hundred and Slk heshrnen be an the1r fo11ryea1 stax 1n Don Lloyd took ox er as pres1dent and to help h1m Qu1de the steps of the class MISS Walters and M1 Welty 5e1yed as sponsors 11x es entermg all extra curr1cular HCIIKIIICS open to freshm n and contlnued throughout then the1r The class of 50 began the1r school Cl100lCaIEeT5 to be outstandmg xtra cu1r1cular Work 1947 came on 'and w1th 1t the class of 50 found themsely es sophomores Roger Gaw throp was chosen pres1dent and Mr Welty xx as back aga1n to adv15e them 3SSlSted by MISS Roberts As sophomores the class of 50 sponsored many money ra1s1ng pro1ects among them a Var1ety show for wlnch the class was to be remembered Jack Stalf took up the gavel 1n 1948 to act as class pres1rlent Class sponsors were 8 M155 Bergman and Mr Welty They held another yar1ety Show and saved the1r cept on at the South Shore Inn at Lake Wayy1see At last the school year 1949 50 came Don Lloyd was elected pres1dent MISS Z1mmerman and Mr Welty acted as class sponsors The 1un1ors gaye the 5en1ors a recept1on th1s vear a nexer to be forgotten one at Potoxxatonme Inn on Lake James Bacca laureate seruces were held May 21 class rnght 3Ct1V1t19S were May 22 and Com rnencement May 26 The class flower was the qardema the colors were maroon and whlte and the motto Now O1 Never By the way here they are the Class of 1950 . Q 53 O C .f N Q 1 . ' , N 0 1 . k 1 Ad s1'5: 11.-S ,Q 1 1 , -, lllA'f I ' u ' X '. vi X- ' 1 q O 'I k , .yr ' ' - ' ' ' ' 1 ' ' CCHS. money to sponsor the Junior-Senior Re- v v ' - , ' 4 '. I ' ' 1 . ' 1 - . 1 ' ' , Y ' . . . ' f e ' ' ' :s ' ' ' in ' - - , - ' e ' - ' ' . '. ', , ' ' f 1 7 K ' Y . - - - 1 C A I y ' 4 - I . - 7' s . f . . 4 . , K Y . . . Q - . 1 I I 7 ' , I . Y .l. . y ' . 1 f . ' . Q 1 ' . 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Davis nnsAA z 4 Hallie H DeP0v Jr B ostci Cluh 2 3 4 pics SAA! 2 l Dramatic 'ut 4 E gle 1 2 3 4 Qdlf0l Forum l 2 H Y 3 4 Mu Dav 2 L 2 3 Picss Club 3 4 pies 4 Track 1 2 Football 2 3 4 leader 1 3 Senior plax Ioan Ernest C on' 2 3 4 A 1 2 Max Dax 2 3 Shirley Ann Ferguson Commercial club 3, 4 Concert hand 1. 2, 3, 4 Marching: band 1, 2, 3, 4 Dance band 1. 2. 3, 4 Eagle 1, 2, 3, 4 editor 4 Forum 1. 2. 3, 4 GAA 1, 2. 3, 4 McLallen Contest 1. 2 May DBF' 2. 3 NFL 2. 3. 4 Press Club 3. 4 Varsity debate 3, 4 Quill 8: Scroll 3, 4 Senior Play Anne Flsher :uhm hm: gh m A l lil xx x I C lSllll H. mm p ax llelcn Fries mu ha N111 K hmg band 1.,l1 A 1 1 Nunshnnc 3 mx S mm n ax Delorls Jean Geyer A 1 AA 'I lXlI H lout cn Qu n l Gav Grable A I ca P ew club 3 4 1.11 I 4 ed 'sccxc-thnx 2 ostu lub 1 2 Ffwrole Greig Choir 3. 4 assi. dxu-vlor Commercial r-lub 3, 4 Engle 1 FHA 2, 3, 4 May Day 2. 3 Driv0l S lraining 3 136 if -5' Dick Forrester Richard W Gates 'xnnual bond I 2 'S 4 bus mg: QAA 1 mc 141 al u lille 1 A H um 1 P Y 2 N 1 zllf n C onhst l L 1 4 x p es 4 if Track 5 Qri otball I Z N1 mm pl 1 lslu if-its 2 Rall Glpe PICSQ Llnla H1 Y 4 E1 L Football 4 mcl SAX 1 9011101 plux Duck Grable June Grogg GAA 4 Sunshine 4 Konnv Gwm Dxamatlc ant 3 Eagle 2 3 Al 2 '3 ax D x 2 DIIXOI hammfl Qemox plax Arlme Hawn Eagle 2 A l 2 M x Dax 2 3 Sunshmc 2 3 4 Dlncx s naming 3 4 Fuzene Hemfeld BHSAA 'i A l 2 Hon lll ples 4 Waneta lackson Concert band 1 2 Eagle 1 A 1. 2, , . pres. GA1,2,3,4cat. May Day 2 Sunshine 4 lerry Johnston Annual Board 3, 4 Commercial club 3. GAA 3 May Day 3 Drive1 s training 3 Yell leader 3, 4 12 'K Na Z2 Xa '5' Harrison Harker B vw 2 2 4 gli 1 Bob Haves Foothlll B SAA I 4 uk Jean Hemlev Commclual club Conccxt band 1 2 3 4 bookkeepex 4 Dance hand 3 4 'vlaxmhmg bandl 2 3 4 glc 2 3 FHA 'i 4 Al 2 3 4 cap! x D x 2 Sunshmc 2 3 4 pus D nu s llalnlhg Senxox play Curtlss Johnson BHSAA 4 Shella Juillerat Eaule 2, 3 FHA l, 2, 3, 4 GAA 1, 2, 3, 4 cape. 4 May Day 2 Sunshine 1 D1'lX'E'l S training 3 Shlrley Ann Kerr Communal club 3 4 Context band 1 uehlnp, b nd 1 gli. 1 mum 1 1 A l 4 La Mmlsallnn Contest 1 Z ' Sulttalx Dxxxu s txaxmm., lNFL 3 3411101 Plax Tack Llckey H Y 4 .uk 1 2 ootball l 2 sketball 1 2 3 Lu Ann Lorber Annual Board 3 4 asst bus mgx 3 edltor 4 Chou 4 Commenclal Club 3 4 DCQII band 1 2 3 Malchmi band 1 glel 2 3 4 bus m zum 1 2 3 A 1 2 4 Cap McLa1len Contest l 2 3 Max D x 2 3 L 2 J Pxess club 3 4 Seuctaxx 4 Qulll 81 Srloll 3 Duvex s txammg 3 SLn1o1 play Jlm Luckey SLYHOI play Basketball 4 Football 4 H Y 3 4 tneas 4 Vlce president 4 Joyce Lundblad Cholr 1 2 3 stage mgl 2 GAA 2 3 4 capt 4 Mav Dav 2 3 bunshme 1 D1 lVEl s tlammg 3 '51 L. 'fx 'Z' i ---,sf Vlola Kyler nshmm 1 2 Don Lloyd Annual Board 1 2 4 asst ed lum 1 Y 3 L 2 3 4 Spamsh club 2 3 nee ples 3 I' ack 1 2 Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 Z resident 1 4 me plesldent 3 Illull 81 buull 3 ummm play Sharon Lowe Commeuzxal club 3 4 sec Dxamatlc alt 4 Elle 1 2 xum 1 A 1 2 c -ILLallen contest 1 2 3 IV N Day 2 3 NFL 3 4 Dlnu s txammg 'Z nlu Suuon plax Dorothy Luderman A 2 vm px e Commcxcxal club 4 Harnet McKenna Chou 4 Eagle 1 '1 3 4 GAA 1 '7 3 4 Max Dax 2 3 D1 nm s txaxnmg 3 Sumo' plax 13 John McMullen Bob Parrett Garnet Perrv Boostex Club Eagle 1 FHA 1 GAA 1 Pafrlcla Porter Cholr 2 Eagle 2 May Dax 2 Sunshine 2 3 4 Drxvex s tralnmg 3 Ruth Qumn A l 2 May Day 1 2 3 Sunshine 4 Driver s traxnmg 3 1' nd A A Beverlv Moore Max Dax 'K Sr-moz Plax Beverly Pence Comut hand HIL 1 FHA 1 4 A 1 2 4 L1 Manchmg band 2 'R 4 ax D x l SLll'lShll1L Lass omux IILSS l 4 D nu s Uammf, S Adele Joan Phllllps Chou 3 Commucual Club 3 4 ncut band l 2 3 A 1 2 Maxchmg band 1 ax D x 1 2 Sunshmel 2 3 Dune: s uammg Qam Prltchard Bon tel club 3 4 pres 4 SAA 1 2 3 nee t Band 1 2 3 4 lst lxeut Dance Band 2 3 4 Maxchmg band 1 2 3 4 Max Dav 2 3 T ack Z 3 4 Dean A Ramsey Bl-ISAA 2 3 4 Capt 4 E lel 2 3 Ruth I Rathbun Chou 2 Communal Club l 4 A l ax D x Betty Lou Schrader Lummeiual Llub l 4 A 1 'May Dax 3 Sunshine 1 2 Dine-i s training Roger L Sewell BHSAA 2 3 Dramatic Alt 2 Eagle 1 Spanish Club Semoi Plat Ruby Simmons Choir 1, 2. 3 FHA 1, 2, 3, 4 GAA 2 May Day 2, 3 Lois Staley Eagle 1, 2 Forum 1 GAA 1, 2, 3, 4 'McLallen Contest 1 'May Day 1, 2, 3 Driver's training 2 nn 'Y' Margfiret Ann Rhoads Commuual Club 3 4 Llc. 1 F rum l 4 A 1 Z MLL.1ll1n Contest 1 3 4 ax Dax 1 Ilinu S training., .5 Senior Plax Irene Schrader A l Max Dax 3 D nu s tl'unim,, 4 Bettv Sheckler A l 2 Max Dax 3 Diixu s Training 3 Peggy .Ioan Smith Choir 2, 3 FHA 1, 2, 3. 4 Dist, rcportei Nlay Day 2, 3 Sunshine 1, 2 Jack Stalf 'Hi-Y 3. 4 sec. 4 Track 2, 3, 4 Football 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 D1'ix'er's training 2 Class omcur pros. 3 l 1 5 Wayne Stewart B SAA 1 2 3 4 Concert Band 1 Marchxng Band 1 Maurlce Tucker Annual board 4 Concert band 4 Dance band 4 F zum 1 2 3 Y 2 4 pl McLallen contest 4 Marching band 4 NFL 3 4 ack I 2 3 Football 1 2 3 Basketball l 2 Rnchard Waugh BHSAA 2 3 4 Concert band 1 rum 1 2 3 McLallen Contest Marching Band 1 NFL 3 4 sec 4 Donald Wolfe BHSAA 2 a 4 capt 4 Track 4 Football l 3 4 Basketball 1 Bull Woodward BHSAA 2 3 4 capt Dramatic Art 3 4 Track 3 4 Football 2 'llenior Play 16 Bull Truex Boo-.tn Club 3 BHQAA 2 Context Band 1 Dance Band 1 2 3 Eagle 4 Maxehmm., Band l J x D x V otbnll l 2 Flaws oflicu l Volney Tuttle Norwm Wllcken Glenn E Wolfe Boostex Club 4 BHSAA Cholrl 3 4 e 1 1 astd-4 Commexcxal Club 3 4 Max Day 2 3 Edna Yoder Choir 4 Comma:-1 clal Club 3 Lagle 1 2 G A 1 2 3 May Day 2 3 Spamsh Club 2 3 4 Duvez s trammg 3 Semor Play Huston Keele John Bauer J uanlta Zumbrun Sunshme Lloyd H Witte agle 1 Z Max Dax 3 Roger Gawthrop B SAA 1 3 4 capt 4 Eagle 3 4 F xum 1 2 'l 4 L 1 2 4 p 4. T aLk 1 2 Football 3 4 Class ofheen 2 ples Duval 5 tnammg 4 E , 3 H . . - . 0' ', , ., Hi-Y 3, 4 vice pres, 4 FFA NF , '. 3, r-s, 4 r ' , ' W ,J QS 's J' r 1 .. 4 , X, . f -wax . . X fs s Bu QQ K if 3 ' RSP .x . , .y .f g. ..+x. Qgxg, , T 3 3 3 ' if W A .QS 'f 'IW :fun if lf v Msgs? Mfv - QM 3 . w. Y , g, I I A41 2, 51 -B Wil ' ' is I A avg x N .w I 1 Jlllllill' Class Hlstory The class of 51 was ch1efly concerned th1s vear W1th ra1s1ng funds for the recep tlon to honor the semors They canvassed the town for maqazlne subscr1pt1ons and gave a cake auct1on at the Clty Hall to help ln thelr effolts for a blggel and bet ter receptlon At class meetmgs Paul Mast pres1ded and Tom Coy took over m hxs absence Bcux Shroyer recorded m1nutes and Marcell Mc Elroy collected class dues Mr and Mrs Shull made a fine team as they worked to gulde the Jumors over thc lough spots Le't to r1ght Betty Shxoyu Seuctaxy Mal C911 McEl1oy TIGHSUIGI 'Vhs Shull AdVlSCl Tom Coy VICE pxesldent Paul Mast P1691 dent Mr Shull AdV1S6I Freshman Class HlStOl y The Half Century Hop became the center of the SOC1al act1v1t1es of the class of 1935 The dance was a money makmg cheme and also the formal announcement of the arr1val of the freshmen of 1950 to CCHS Steve Spence pounded the gavel and Freder1ck Martz 3SS1St9d hlm Nancy Spann was elected secretary and Barbara Hunt treasurer Mrs Lo1s Murphy and Mr Or1s DeVol filled the posltlons as class sponsors Left to Rlght Barbala Hunt Tleasul er Nancv Spann Secretary Mrs Murphy Advlsel Steve Spence Pres1dent Mx De Vol Advlser Fredel 1Ck Maltz Vlce P1es1dent b0Illl0lll0l e Class HISIUIV The Red Dex 11 Rag a dance follow Jn I the Auburn game snared the sopho more act1x1t1es spotllght th1s 5ea1 W1th the varsltx xs faculty basketball game efforts of M1ss Blackwood and Mx K11bx as class sponsols Max Muxphx as p1es1 dent Art Folta as XICQ presldent Barbara Wolfe as secretary and Rheta Rumsy re a treasurer Left to ught Alt Foltz V1ce plesldent Max Mtuphy Plesldent MISS Blackwood Adxlsel Rheta RLIITISXGI TIQBSUILI Balbala Wolfe Secxetaly M1 K1lbx Adv1sc1 19 l U . w N I , . . I . . I ' - - 'I Z 1 1 , 1 ,A- N 0 I 5 'N N N 'I H ll 7' 79 - . l y 1 .S I I I If I I ' A ' y 7 I v I The class was ably directed through the . I . I N I If 1 1 IIIV N '- 1 Y ' s - ' f 5 .' -i4 - I ' - . ' I . v f J , A ' , I ,I .I ,. .,, . ' , ' . I 1 I H - H s , L Y 3. ' YY I ll Y Y ' ! 3 1 s I - u ' I Jl1lll0I'S ow 1 Balbala Alnslle Betty Alexandel De Wayne Andelson Jelly Almel Challene Beald how 2 BYIOH Belcher Evelyn Bladdock Joan Blelach Cleo Blown Salah Ruth Blown Rcw 3 Sally Blulnbau ll Dotty Cable alolvn Caltel Bonald Cole Tom Colnlany Row 4 A110116 Cox Ben L05 Tom Coy Ablval Crosby Grace Dalton Ehelenman Mae Evans Rlchald Fahl Pow 6 Corlnne F1Sh6l LOIS Flsher Jack tel Don Gaylold John Glntel Row 7 Glorla Glass Betty Goldwood Dean Grable Don GIBQOIY Phyllls GIOWCOCk Row 8 Carol Glpe Jerlv Gruver Barbara Gustafson Charles Harkel Bob Hart man Row 9 Carol Heldenrelch June H1CkS Donna Jean Holbrook Eugene Jaggel MHFJOI le Johnson Row 10 Carroll Jones Bob Kellogg Lols Kfldel P3tI1Ck Loe Vonna Loxley O , , 5 . , ' . 1 , ': ' g , ' 1, . . ' , Z3 X 5 ' Row 5: Darlene Egloff, Joe Egolf, Darvin li Y 1 1 ' L 1 Z . . Q, . . V Y ., f . , .. 1 ' , , Y i N Y Y 3 - 1 9 . : . 1 Y D .3 . , , , s Rovx l Banu MfCl1m Tl elma McC,ul lough Marceil McElroy Dean Maglcy Sally Maris Row 2 Paul Mast Jim May Phil Meyers Helen Miller Devonna Myexs Row 3 Donna Myeis Joe Mveis Mary Myers Phil Nei Flank lXe1d1gh Row 4 Hazel Nelson Evelyn Periv Jo Peters Dick Phend Jim Plet her Row 0 Deloras Schiadei Ray Shelmadme Ralph Shoda Betty Shioyei Anna Sim mons Rom 6 Lauietta Simon Lucille Simon Phyllis Smith Norma Jean Soudei Bob Stanley Row 7: Dorothy Strouse W'ncla Stump Bill Thompson Charles Tree-e Mildred Walker, Row 8: Paul Walker Hilda Wolfe Sharon Webber, Lee Whitson, Gloria Wilker- son. How 9: Glen Will, Kay Woll, Glen Woot- en, Jan Workman, Charlotte Zumbrun. Row 10: Lois Zumbrun. lil' lvx Q-'ff ff 'Z NH T? 'N fi T7 fig Q if 4-53 49 snr C7 -KY 80 tp Y Q'-' o-., TW? 'Q S-. xb -sd? 1,-, if -I 54' Av' fu. ophomores Row 1 Allene Alexander La11v Allen Don Andexson Dlck Axmstlong Gexal d1ne Balkex Row 2 Elame Bechtold Jxm Bmkley Nancy Bogus Chaxles Bollngel Tom Boyd how 3 Paul B1addock Joan Buckley Aldella Blown Sandra Bxyan Vasta Clwxk Row 4 Sala Coy Bob Culhmorc Betty Dllton Frances Deetel Jean Delanoy Row 5 Dallene Doufflws Laxolvn E ol Dol IS Egolf Tom Elne Balbala Evald Row 6 Art Foltz Belnadme Fulthmlllel DIXIE Gage Betty Glllespxe Maxy Ann G1llesp1e Row 7 Caxl Goldwood Sh1rley Grant Margaret Gustafson John Hancock B111 Hare Row 8 Bob Hartman LeRoy Hahn Bob Herald Lmda Hmkle Judson Hlscutt Row 9 Betty Hull Bob Hursey Margaret Hyndman Margaret Jenkmson Larry Jones Row 10 Le Roy Jones M1tZl Julllerat Rxchard Jumont How l Joanna Kusu B111 Kcttclkamp Farlccn Kn ss Dmk Kylex Dean Law xence Pow 2 Kenneth Lehman To ale Lch man Dean Lemmon Don Llthell nd Rex Lowe lxovx 3 Lh nlu Lone A1l1nL I rxle, M tha Luekenblll Wlllldlll Men omn 5 Dlck MO1SLhLl Delma Myus Bnlbaxa lNc1l Ba1b1a Nelson Rovx 5 Doug Olson Shulcy Omx Dcn Parkel Lcslle Pen 0 Patsy Phend Row 6 Joan P1 ltchald Ronme Puckett Nancy Ramp Don Recd D1ck Rondeau Pow 7 Rhcta Rumsyle Jllll Sthanq Ted Schapcx Dean School J1n1 Sewell Row 8 Sharon Sheets Delores Slmon MHFCIH Slagal R1ChHld Smlth Ruth Smlth Ron 9 Helen Tagtmeyer Bessle Turner Janet Tuttle Phll Weeks Bub Welgold Row 10 Barbara Wolfe, Glo11a Yant, Nancy Zumbrun . . . ,'-l- ' Q n . ' .' 1 l A V., . ,y ,. , y ' ' y 2 , . . y . 1 tu , ,Y ' Q y lv. How 4: Jo Ann Moyer, Max Mm phy, ' I H f' 'H 5 ' Y ' l' , , . . ' : ' , ' . ' K, 9 ' S s ' - Y 1 1 ' 3 9 ' Freshmen Row 1 Carol Addls Maxllyn Andelson Barbaxa Barnes D1ck Balon Jack Black Row 2 Lawrence Blanchald Baxbara Bohlmg Georgla Boyd B111 Bxace Sharon Braddock Row 3 Evelyn Brelsch MHIVIH Budegarn Paul Budegam Dlck Brldge Gall Blown Row 4 Jean Cearbaugh Shnley Lear baugh Joyce Cormany Mar1on Cox Glen Dally Row 5 D1ck DIHIUS Ada Dowell Ida Dowell Wynette Eyanson Bemta Fer guson Pow 6 Jlm Ferguson Gene F1sher Mar Jorxe Fletcher Lelbert Frank Ruth I'r1end Row 7 Margoly Fuxthmlller Betty Gephart Donna Gexdes Charles Glbson Slurley Gruver Row 8 Joyce Hammon Pat Hargus Jack Hartman Wllma Hawn Regma Haw thorne now 9 Tlm Herron Jlm Hxldebrand Verlm Hxle Bob H1scutt Barbara Hunt Joan Hursey Row 10 Martm Isaacs DeMar1s Jagger Joann Jagger Edgar Johnson Lyle Johnston June Jones - 1 1 1 1 - ' 1 , , 1 1 1 . ., , 1 1 . . '. ' . , - 1 1 1 Y ' . ,. - 1 1 1 1 ' I - 1 1 ' 1 1 1. ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' - 1 1 1 - 1 1 . , 1 1 1 , . Row 1 Fxanklln Judd Janet Karat Ceul Keele Argyle Kelrn Janelce KCISCI Row 2 Loretta KHISCF Maumee KQISOI Robert Kxeslmg Patrlua Knnsley Dlck Kyler Row .3 KCIYX Lawson kenneth L1nk Rowena Loe Els1e Lrnff F16d6l1Ck Martz Row 4 RlCh3Yd Mlller Donna Moog Sara Neldlgh Row 5 Mary Orl Mason Pfe1f'fe1 Shlrley Pletcher Peggy Raypole Walter Rob erts Row 6 Don Rondeau Phylhs Roose George Schalk Mary Lou Sehalk Lewls Schaper Row 7 Carol Schmbeckler Beverly Shoda Paul Shoda Rlchard Smlth Lynn Souers Row 8 Nancy Spann Steve Spence Nor ma Stanley Roma Staley Margaret Treece Row 9 RlChHYd U1er1ch U1 ula Wahl Wlll1S Weaver Carol WhltSOn Carlen Wmebrenner Don Wmeland Row 10 Betty Wolfe, Donald Woll, Ron ald Woll, Marjorle Yaney, Bob Zum brun, Jumor Zumbrun Z - ' I 1 . I .. 'I ,,' 9 Y ' 1 . i ' 1 . ' I 2 9 I 5 ' : ' ' . ' . 1 Q Q. Y ' C17 2 . V ' Y 1 y 1 Moyer, Bonnie Mullendore, Suzanne 1 1 ' 1 , ' U, Y i Y , , Z v 1 ' Y Y . ' ' .4- n 1 Y . . . , 7 0 ' 9 . 9 ' 5' , . ...nf ' x Q ,., Q . Q 5 . 'Q .., Q 1 , R A x. of-1 Lf Y Q 'fi LW i 1 1 ,EVP N . i -A wi gf. i 59- 1 +2 W as .. .X X -13X V lj fx ffl 1 I X an A . x at 'Q 1 ' K E 'L A: , 'git S ..u- sl - . Ju! It took us a wh1le m Room 17 to talk about all of our classmates but firnallx com ema tlon lagged Jon Hlldebrand fleshman then Suggested that We talk about the facultx he thought thev should at least be fI'16Ht1OllCd Jokmg 3S1d6 thex re a pxettx fine Qxoup of people here m CCHS and thex must lxke us too to tolerate oux pmcucal Jokes xear after gear And here thew are Facult 'X Eli 'S 'i VA 14 r . ,I ' X A . -r 5- Wx W in the coLUMB1AN. X Q5 . . 7, ' v It - X'-I ,v .o - L. uv V msg' -' ' l 1 4 4'-e Uv f.. J x l , I . , I ts ' , Superintendent Above M1 A1198 Kem Supeuntenclent ind Secxetaly Joan Mr Arley lf Kerr Below The school board takes tlme out for .1 pxcture Left to ught M1 Fmcst SChl3d6l M1 Floyd Felguson Mr FOIGSt O11' Sc hool I 28 Board O Y . . , , Z .I ' . 'kv . .x .' y C X - . . , Schrader 111 Mr. Kerrs ofHCC. . ,Y .. , . y . . , h Principal Abou M1 Gmdv dmtqtc .1 lutu to kldlm Hcltxuh Suxctnx Assistant Prmc lpal 18 wa 4 md the Cdlneldf watch Miss Bs rllm Thornburlrll Mlss Bcxthl Tholnbulgh solves as lSSlSt1I'11 p1mC1p1l m addltlon to hu othu dutles is debate 10.1111 md sponsm f nxt culllcul ll xxolk 4.9 . . . '. .. . '.' ',,. va . t A K xb 1 x . 1 ., Al Q. lb. ,,L ,. .. ,. .' N w N u - ' 1 1 A my u n tx ' 2 ' 'Y S ' . Zfffl ' 1 ,. ,. V- is . v - f . L K- h- - U x.'1'a- . --- 2- w . n Mr. Max Gandy . nfs 1 3? , ff? viiffdlffx rg ICR :J '00 N11 leon Altu 11 llll 1111 Agucul ll bllLllLL BQ -X Pllllllll Un1x11s1tx Mlss I-louse Blackwood Sp 1n1sh l11g.,l1sh 1111 1t1c A1 B11 S 1t0 l01c 1 Mr. Russell Bowman lndust1'i'1l Arts AB. Indianw St'1te Teachers Collcgn Purdue, Univwsity Miss Bernice Carver History Mathematics Oxford College for Women BS. Mlilllll Lnlversity M1 0r1s De Vol Athlntlc DIILLUJI DIIVLI T1 lmmg, Pnghsh Llllllllilll 11 Allthmctln A B Wdb wh Lullngc M A Inch llll LIHIXLISIIX Mr Rlchird Dumeld Qommune Asmlbtant Fuotbxll COILII AB Fmdln Lollngg Qtltc 'IL lchnls Lulln MIS' Marv Henderson Amt Supexvmon BS Ind1.m1 State TLdLhClS College M1 Roy Kllby Basketball Coach Phyeual EdULdt1OI'l Engllsh BS Indlma UI1lVLlQ1tV l v -'11 - . ,. .2 , . ,., , . '. ,'. -' ' . Y 'Q 3 ' 4 ' x,, , ,L 1 ,V yx.v . Y . . . V L L. I if Y l1,1 Bull , a 2 Wa' ' NIU N I 1 ' 1 1 'v . . K. L H , . . 1 ' H1 A AFV! 1'-v M1 Ted l.u.uz Tlddt .md Industlx IDS Pulduc UIllXLIS1lX Puxduc Umulsltw Mrs Hazel Munns Voml Musm lllStIULlUl BM Cl 1lCdg0 MUSIC Colle L BME Columbla School of Musln Ame 1 14 an Consm Vdt0I x Mrs Lols Murphy Vocatlondl Home Economu s Puldue Unlvexslty UDlVtI5ltV of Wxsconsm BS Indlana Un VG191tV Miss Kathleen Peters English Commerce Journalism B.S. Indiana University Mrs Irene Shull Mathun mu AB Indlilll UD1XLls1lX Umvusxtv of Chxcagu BU Joe Shull Sucnu. BS Puxduc UU1XLISltW MA UHIVQISIIQ oi Chmago Mlss Marguerite Stultz Llblalldll En hsh BS Ind1.m.1 Umvelslty Miss Bertha '1 hornburgh Latm Speedu Engllsh A B Indmnq Umx 018115 Peabody Pubkxc Lxbraw Columbma CKY, IN .. zz f-'Q j x.-' 'r u'1 nl . , , , ' '.f 0' f, 'N z . '. . ', .J , , I rf? Q5 Mx Joe Tofil Pootb 111 Coieh Phys1L1l Fduc mon Fn llsh BS Indlana Umwcleltw MS lnd1ana Umxuwntw M1 Robert Welty Instxumcntal MUSIC Goshen College BM Depluw Umvelslty M M Ul'1lVLlSlT.V of M1nh1L,m Mr Wilfred Wllson SOCIBI Studles AB lndmna Umvexslty Mlss Gene Ann Ylmmerman Physlcal Educatlon Health Safety DIIVGI Txammg BS Ball State Teachem College gr , nys. f- . Q? ,iii ' 0 5 n r ,A 'AA f,.,hu QSM' is viii fM.f rf'7 ? 3 A f -ffl? 1 'Q 4 A 2 K5 5 I ilk 9 , All M ',a 1. . .fi 4, Q 'tg swf' A -I-wffx tl Q , ., 7 1. . 1. Al nf, ,,.w!isf,'- VL ffl, Ah ,,i...rKkN,i,-. if ' Hg.. fi r .j. .u ',,. Q ..,,,u.-x,,g' . , - , l . o , . A . -fi' v t I un ' 'T 'W J- - i J ' to r ,7 . ' .-.i Q-.,, .VA ' A .K 'a - .,., ', wx nf- 1 . K' ' . A . V ' 7' .fhrx-11, ,t'-', 'v.S,xfi: -' ...HUA ..- '.' . ' 4 'I 1, .5 -L, ,ii . ., ' .1 XJQLFX ' ui' '7' 'in Al ' ' 1 5 ' ' ' ' af, Ds ,,.. V. Aw 5 ' - ' ' . - 1 V ' K Q 1 Ng' -. V . , A u -p l fm , 1, v-.-flu. ,-. ,.,,Y5l Z fliyfv ' ' t' af A -'sa' 'fx ' . - 'Q ft- ' 1 ., , e 1 1 . ' ' Q' li' 4'f'l '. M I 1 '- -' .'-4-. . - '4 ' -' ,f.'9ri'4 af- ..Q'7.f l . '-' A ' Q lSnufi' of students and faculty. said Dick Armstrong, sophomore. 'll.et's talk about sports' And there was much to tell. The Eagles were flyin' high this year as they tied with Warsaw and Auburn for the NEIC football championship and sailed ofl' with the NEIC basketball Conference Win and the sectional title. Our hopes were high for track, too. as our thinlees were led into the season by seniors Stalf, Lloyd, Tucker, Adams, Liekey, and Truex. You might say We-'d make a name for our- selves, athletically speaking, this year. Let's look at the fellows who gave us that name. . . 1 as ,lf Sport 'd - , 'S f llllll X N 1' 'if' .--3.fu-M' O. 1-,H 44 ff izwqxa, 'v I .qi A 'ffl '01 wo Sf ' ':f'1,' 4 fivix .4 T511-. 1 . 'ff fn fx Y 37'-,Hal lf 7' A Ur :,: r,.Q,F iii fl- , '4,.' . 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X '9ny A-no 'flf ' 4k .V '. . 1 9 Y . us ow Football Ex 61 ybody has talked about what has happened on the Colum bla Lltx grxduon thls year The supelb coaching ot Joe Tohl as SlStGd bv Lme Coach R1chard Dui field and the fine Splflt of the 1949 team all comb1ned to brmg the coveted NEIL tlophy to the CCHS trophy case The 49ers xx ere the hughest scor mg and the lowest scored upon team Columb1a Clty has ex GI seen Offenswely the Eagles scoxed 250 polnts and held the1r opponents to The Eagles opened the season Wlth a 211.3 xlctory oxel New Haven The fOllUNV1l10 teams dlop ped 1n the Eagles path Centlal Cathollc 33 0 Rovelton 416 Con cordla 13 1 Bluffton 53 6 and Gauett 19 13 ln an act1on pack ed game Auburn squeezed by the Eagles 13 12 The Columb1a Clty gmdders hmshed the season and copped the t1tle by defeatmg De catur 45 0 and 'Warsaw 1.5 6 Thlee players Adams Pauett and Llckey were named on the AllConfe1ence 1949 team lst loxx Lutkc x Woltc Tut ku C l xpp Ad uns 2nd IOM M lxts T1 utx PIIILU. 31d low C xwthxop Gate Anduson B All Llcktx 4th xovx F01 1 L-.tel Lloyd St all Dc Pov Glpc oth low BllggS Zrd low R Andelson D Lloyd B Haves J Sewell J Luckey J B11 s R Gaxvthxop W Clapp F Ncldlgh J Llckey J Adams D Wolfe B Pallett IC row D Phend R Fahl D Andel on J Gmtex D 1'o l6StG1 I D Poy B P1pe D Gltcs J Stall M fuckcx B T1 dex B Coy D Randeau low B Montgomexv C Lowe J Hancock M Mulphy D Kylel T Boyd R Jumont D Lemmon C, HdlkLI J Gruxel B Kellog B Cole J Egolf B Stanley 36 1 . . ' I . , 1 L 5 ' ' c Q . ,. . - ' - ' 7' I V ' . . ,- .U . .' N. V Y '. . Q . Y L v , . ' . . - . , 1 v I . Q . - 1- - K 9 K I U l -. 1 , 7 v ' s ' 9 ,, a ' 1 ' . y v - 1 v ' 9 ,K v 7 - ' 1 -- 1 , ' ' v . ll V - ' u x I . , . V ' - 1 K . . ' 'Z - - ..,. . . . I L . Y - , - ' ' Y 7 7 ' ' V . . C , , .. , L . A . X i , X ' lst row: D. Anderson, R. Braddock. 4 . . . X Joao. . X' ' 1 - ' - - y - 1 ' . v - v - v - ab 1 - v ' ' v - - . x r ., h Y D ,. ' . . . ' . . . . . ' . . ' ' . 3 l. - . , . , . S , . , . 4 1 , . . c , . , . 1 X , . , . .. . , . , . . - v . v 1 ' 1 - 4th -- . f ,, . , . 1 , . . f, . , . , . . . 1 , . . . ,, . , . b, . , . , . . . , fu . .H f -A, A , i it W' 1 ' , 'f W xv' 45- i f' '. . . x l 4 J ' , 2 . - - J , - rf U Q ? R 5'5:5 ':fw, if 1 K. I 5.-3 Don Anderson, Ray Braddock. studr-nt managers. Jerry Johnston. Gay Grablc, football ChCl'l'lCLlClCl'S. Coach Joe Tofil in thc athletic otlicc. The 'tgreenien football squad won three and lost four games this season. They played New Haven, Huntington C2 gamesh, Garrett, Warsaw C2 gamcsj, and Central Catholic. The freshmen chose Verlin Hile and Don Rondeau as co-captains. High point man was Don Rondeau with 27 points, Verlin Hilc's 21 points netted him second placeg Punk Zumbrun placed third with 12 points. Coach Roy Kilby stated that the main point of freshman football is to teach the boys the fundamentals of the game such as tackling, blocking, passing, kicking, and a few basic plays. Freshman Football lst row: Bob Zumbrun, Bill Brace, Jack Black, Bob Hlscutt, Richard Miller, Paul Shoda, Walter Roberts, Junior Zumbrun. 2nd row: Mr. Kilby, Coachg Robert Keisling, Jon Hildebrand, Kerry Lawson, Verlin Hile. Don Wineland. 3rd row: Allen Burkhardt, Steve Spence, Kenne'b Link, Don Rondeau. Jim Fcrgguson, Gail Brown. -4-Q a at f.. , :Baia --U rv' t , 1 a - I , 4 4 , Y W... 1 Q ,bv Q 4 fc'-9 if ' .+'L,!I0hv. Q-.. .4 I 'mai W Football Snaps 31d 1'o'.l'I Fxolzl. loft To rluht. To y :XIf'll1Q lll0l'j', Dick I-'nhl Top: Coaches Dumvlcl :md Tolll corlfc-1'rlu1m: zu lvnw momcm Chu,-K 1,my-L-, .mlm Ummm-I Dgxhlymx p,mgX,,4m' Dick Fmb. while Frank Ncxdiuh looks on. roslcr, Blll Gow Cfllllmblfl CHX E-fillff DUFN 10WHl'fl Ulf' 20211. Bm-lc' Dean l,mmn:n, Bro Coy. Bmllxld Cl' 3 :md John Han 2116 Vow: Mnnzulvrb Huy Bx'udd0Ck :md Don Alwfivxwovx uwv Dirk gm-K Gzxtfs' first uid, Olhtl' vrarsity boys 1:1 l:fu'klLlol1'1d v hxlc c'o:u'!1:'a :WO workout Small Frank Nciclluh holds Blu .Izivk l,1c'k4-5 from hull. LM-1 U, 1-mm: Com-hlg Em-1 A,-,mlfih gm. '1'1,m' R ohm-d Dumc-ld R10 Klllmy. 39 fi. Coach Roy Kilby Basketball The Columbia City Cagers, determined to make a record in the 1949-50 season that would equal that of the football squad, did just that! With a show of power which racked up 1019 points against their opponents' 850, the Eagles swooped down on the NEIC trophy and flew off with it. Capturing the sectional title by defeating Milford, 60-53, Pierceton, 52-37, Warsaw 61-52, and Syracuse, 59-52, the team went on to meet South Bend Central, rated number one team of the state, in the regionals. They held South Bend to a close game for three quarters, and then the Cen- tralites pulled ahead to defeat the Eagles in the fourth quarter. Jack Stalf, senior, paced the Eagles for the season with 289 points. The individual scoring of the other squad members was as follows: Bob Parrett, 196, Don Lloyd, 178, Jack Lickey, 100, Jim Adams, 76, Tom Coy, 52, Warren Clapp, 50, Dick Phend, 42, Maurice Tucker, 41, Jim Luckey, 9, and Dean Magley, 9. Individual players: left to right. .lack Stalf. Don Lloyd, Jack Lickey, Jim Adams. The results of the 51-ason Wei Columbia Citiy 72 Columbia City 50 Columbia City 48 Columbia City 53 Columbia City 44 Columbia City 38 Columbia City 45 Columbia City 51 Columbia City 42 Columbia City 46 Columbia City 56 Berne 47 Columbia City 68 Columbia City 53 Columbia City 49 Columbia City 42 Columbia City 60 Columbia City 50 Columbia City 44 Warsaw 58 'CZ South Whitley Butlcr Bluffton North Manchester Concordia Kenclallvillc Nappance Piorccton Ncw Haven Central Catholic tFt. Wayncl Huntington Catholic Columbia Citv Decatur Huntington Catholic Milford Garrett Auburn Albion Elmhurst Columbia City Left to right: Warren Clapp, Tom Coy, Maurice Tucker, Dick Phend, Jim Luckey. Dean Magley, bfi: I uf- Top row, left to righti Jim Ferguson. Lewis Scltaper. Verlin Hilc, Coach Tohl. Jon Hildebrand Don Rondt-au. Dick Dinius. 2nd row: Cecil Keele. Walter Roberts, Junior Zumbrun. Kenny Link. Jack Black. Bill Brace. Paul Shoda. Richard Bridge. 3rd row: Steve Spence. IVIZIHZIQCI' Fl'l'Shlll2lll Tcanl The freshman basketball squad is set up to introduce the game to the members of the freshman class interested in becoming var- sity players. Many of the boys come from active participation in the Junior Athletic Association to the Frosh team. This year the squad won four out oi' twenty games played. More important than scores to this group. however. is the valuable experience gained in actual participation in the game itself. 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Ncmv ui' us cuuld argue that point. for thu CXU21-CLI1'I'iCL1lLl1' program at CCHS is set up to acrconmlociuiv the interests oi Cach of us. Wo liumd plvnly oi timv in 1950 fm' school- Comwctcd zlclivilios. Tha- gym was seldom cmptx'--tlxorc were alwuvs girls' or buvs' sports. compcutiuns, minstrols. and pep sos- sicms to keep us busy. Now lot us toll you about sumo 01' our uctivitivs .... Acti iti n ,f Zn -- ,x 'lk , um' B f Standing: left to right: Rich Fahl, Gay Grable, Sam Pritchard, Glen Wolfe, Joe Peters, Junior De Poy. Sitting, Back row: Dick Morsches, Jim Ferguson, June Hicks. Miss Stultz, Bill Truex, Sitting, Front: Jerry Armel, Sara Coy, Mary Orr, Barbara Wolfe. Booster Club Booster Club might well be called Ha lit- tle group with a lot of pep. It is composed of fifteen students-two freshmen, three sophomores, four juniors, and six seniors. The members are elected by popular vote from the respective classes. Generally, the Booster Club aims to 'fboost all activities around the School. Its many duties include selling pop and candy at the games fthe money is used for worthwhile convocationsb, selling season tickets for bas- 46 ! A U in ketball games, and planning pep sessions. In reality, Booster Club is Columbia City's student council. Sam Pritchard acted as president this year and Bill Truex assisted. Gay Grable cared for the money of the organization and kept minutes of its meetings. Miss Marguerite Stultz has advised Booster Club again this year-she has become a fa- miliar sight selling candy, popcorn, and pop in the booth at the football games. HIE H1 H f1ct1x1t1es llllb 3ea1 centered around a d1StI1Ct convent1on wh1ch was held 1n Co lumb1a C15 on Apr1l 12 Mr Ben Duff state H1 Y secretarv was the cnlel speaker lor the conx ent1on A banquet was held at the Lutheran Church xx h1cl1 was attended by representa t1ves hom Huntmgton No1th Slde Fort XX avnc Larw1ll and Wabash F01 fll1dI1C1dl 1mp1oxement H1Y spon XEFSIOII several partles WOIO held durmg, the vear the most unusual oi them teaturlng a Hsh frx at Chuck Lowes home and Abe DeVol SpOHbO1 fr1ed the fish lVlaur1ce 'lucker proved lumself to be a VGIV capable pres1dent and Roger Gawthrop acted as VICE presldent Jack Stalf vxas chosen secreta1V and Jlm Luckey had charge of the funds Jun Adams was elected chap la1n and D1ck Fahl kept order as sergeant at arms Durmg the xear the club V1S1l9d the ChL1lCll And hexe they are Columbla Clly H1bh Schools H1 Y lst 1ow left to 11ght Chuck Lowe Dlck Gates J1m Adams Ben Cox Jack Stall Jlm Buggs Ralph Anduson 'lnd low Joe Mye1s J1m Luckey John Glnter Don Lloyd Wa11en Clapp D1ck FOlICStCl 31d 1ow Joc Pete1s Joc Egolf R1ch Fahl MHUIILL Tucke1 Jun1o1 De Pov 4th 1ow Jack L1c1 ev B1l1 G1pe John Hancock .Inn Sewell M1 DeVol ROLL! Gavxthmp 1 l 47 ' 7 - '- Y g , ' ,' ' ' , y , I 7 1 -M 4: sv . .4 . - l l V ' rc If Y - . . A 1 ' v 1 . . 7 A A ,H .7 ' I, K t ' , - ' - . Y ,C ' I Y L A1 'L , ' . , . Y - . , . 1 .v . X 7 h . . Q . K - M A ' - - V Y 7 ' ' sored a movie About Face. For social di- Of 93Ch Of its members- V3 ll , ' I ' . 7 ' 7 .... I l Y l 1 . L' ' I . . .ijt , I- nana u 1 t 14 xx Them1MLCullou If ially Mans Viola Kyle1 Ruth Smlth Ruth Qumn M lllyn Ande1son Sam Cog, De-lol 1s Slmon Allenf. Cox 'VIRIIHY1 Cox 'nd 11m Flsu. Long. C ualdl.'m Ba1 ku Pat B1 xdegan Juanlta ZLIIUDI un Pat Phend Ma1Le1l McEl1oy Elamr, Buhtold Chsulene I 1 ll d Lms K1 1dL1 W1lm1 I-hwn Betty Wolte Pat P01161 Luulle BITIIOH Phvllls Roose Sandia B1 V'm c um JL 111 Hunlev A1 lene awn Gloua Yan! June G1 ogg Shu lny Gna 1t H l ll In tmL x 111 P11144 Hnlcla Wo 4 li th C cphnt Bnhn 1 Nelson M'111Iyn Blndel -4!h nu Mus HLIICILISOII ballx BlU'T1baUgh Loxelta Sxmon Bessle Tu1nL1 Helen M1llL1 Halen F1115 Wanda Jackson Sunslune Soclety The alm of the Sunshlne SOC19ty IS to br1ng happmess and comfort 1nto the hves of peo ple who need help In CZ3.1I'V1Ilg out thls a1m 1n 1950 the Sun shlne G1rls sent packages to Care Lhrlstmas tlme, the Soclety gave baskets of food to needy f3m1l19S 1n Colurnbla C,1ty Th1oI.f h the sale of pennants and Chr1st mas cards they 1ncreased thelr Hnanclal ablhty to help others The money earned hom the Tag Sale went to the Rlley Hos p1tal 1n Ind1anapol1s NIISS Mary Henderson was the new spon 48 sor thls year She accompanled several of the glrls when they went to a Sunshlne Con vent1on at Crawfordsv1lle and chaperoned the part1es and the dance sponsored by the cluo durlnff the year Into the hands of Jean Helnlev fell the respons1b111t1es of presldent Juanlta Zum brun was elected VICE presldent Lo1s Krlder secretary, and Sally Brumbaugh treasurer At Chr1stmas tlme, the Sunshme SOC19ty decorated a large Chr1stmas tree 1n the front hall to brlnff Chr1stmas closer to us all At Easter, the group sponsored an Easter pro gram 1n the aud1tor1um s -1-: I 1 ' Q.. - ' ' '. ' . ' . a 1 , . 'a 3 ' , ' - L - -- A '. 1' QV -L - 1-I -' V ' V l , ' '.' - Y ', 1. V I-1 :sri 'z -1 - ' - H , -' , - 1 , . -'. , 1-1. ','L'l', as-1--ly 1 ' - lf-, 1-.'i1z'. a'z'a .'. 4 ' '. ,V , V' K4 1 A I V ' I ' .-' . ' 1-' 1 . -'pl . - . 5. V O O . . . . . V . Y . V . . ., 1 ' 1 - H At D ' . ,-, . . . ' V . . . . ,. . - . - 7 7 ' 'fr - O . . N 1 ' 7 . . . . D ' Q i n SlDcllllGll i lub lst low Dixie Gage Carolyn Egolf Edna Yoder A1 lene Deetu Jean Black B1ll Truex Don Lloxd O I K, w A 2nd row: Darlene Egloff, Rheta Rumsyre, Arleen Farris, Earleen X- Kniss, Miss Blackwood. Dick Morsches, Paul Mast, Roger - Sewell, Jim Briggs. X an ' - 1 7 ' , H . . . ' S . V . . - ,, . . . , . . ,, . - . l To become a member of El Club Castilla no one must have first completed successful ly six weeks of Spanish be in the upper one third of his Spanish class and in the upper one halt of all other classes and be accepted bv a three fourth majority of the club Darlene Egloff presided at the club meet ings Paul Mast took over when she was not there Jim Briggs recorded the minutes and Arleen Farris was in charge of the funds Miss Eloise Blackwood acted as sponsor of A5 t:..+-fl! the group and earlx in the year she spoke ot her trip to Mexico last summei The club sponsored an unusual dance La Pinata at the CltV hall A large pmata was hung from the ceiling and filled with little candies and nuts At intermission students with luckv numbers were gn en a long pole and the privilege of breaking the pinata At the regular meeting the last Wednes dav of ex ery month the club learned more about the Spanish speaking countries their customs thell costumes and their music and dances 49 lst row Bob Bauex Lols FlShQl Thelma McCullough Mlllkll McEl1ow Fdna Yoder Jem Hemley Lu Ann L01 bel Jllfll Adams 2nd IOVS Kay Woll Sh11ley Ken Doroth5 Ludexman Betty Schxadel Sharon Lowe Dlck Gates Glenn Wolte 31d row Shulex Ferguson Malgaxet Rhodes Joan Ph1ll1ps Calole Glegg Nancy Deutsch Bonnie Calter M1 Duffield Lommerclal lub Commerclal Capers at the Moose Hall became the ma1n SOC1al event of the Com merclal Club th1s year The group also spon sored a roller skatmg party and 1ts annual banquet The purposes of commerclal club are to stlmulate and perpetuate an lnterest 1n com merc1a1 work for these students who have chosen commerce as thelr vocatlonal field Club membershxp th1s year was 24 mem 50 bers and Mr R1chard Duflield, adv1ser In order to become a member a student mast 'ype 45 net words per m1nute on a ten m1nute test w1th ten or less errors or he may take d1ctat1on at 50 words per mxnute for five mmutes and transcrlbe h1s notes Wlth five errors or less Commerc1al Club elected J1m Adams presl dent Sharon Lowe secretary and Connle Haupt treasurer 1 l 1 w . , . '. ' - . . ' . ..,' . . , . av v - 1 - 1 v C . v 1 v 4 v v ' I . ,. . .. , . f , . . . - v v v - 1 , . ' w - .' - y 1 v ' V . - ' , . . N . C' an l' 11 ' - . . 1 - , ' . L , 9 ' , . . . V 7 Columbian The Columbian Staff was concerned this year with producing a new yearbook. Mem- bers ot' the annual board stall' are chosen from the student body by popular vote. Lu Ann Lorber was elected editor this year, with Mae Evans as assistant editor. Dick Gates. business manager, and Bob Kel- logg and Jon Hildebrand, photographers. Annual board was guided into telling the 1950 by Miss Kathleen Peters, adviser. Spe- cial advice and photographic help was given by Verne Coolrnan, '43, Top row: Around the table: Sitting, Miss Peters, Mae Evans, Lu Ann Lorber, Dick Gates. Standing left to right: Lois Zurnbrun, Gloria Glass. Bob Kellogg, Dean Lawrence, Maurice Tucker, Don Lloyd, Jerry Johnston, Helen Miller. Pat Hargus. Top right: Lu Ann Lorber. Editor-in-chief, Miss Kathleen Peters, Adviser. Bottom left: Dick Gates. Business Manaeer. 1950 COLUMBIAN. Bottom rifht: Lu Ann Lorber Maurice Tucker. Dick Gates. Mae Evans. Dick Armstrong discuss one of P, Y the many problems of the COLUMBIAN. . S l 'fel 1-ig . L 4 is 'E Us ls! r1,11t W1.111t-1121 Eygiiistm Eci:1'1 Yocli-r. H11r11e1 NlcKe1111z1. Hairy' Ori, Wz1'1t-1 llolnils, .I11111111 Z1.111l111111, Iloii lIo11cl1':111 K1-11111-Ili Link. H1-111' Wollie, I-11.11110 lic1'l111,l1l Lfxicl row N111:1l1 Ruth H1111111. llclt-11 Nlillci, .Io.111 l'1'1tcl1a11rl. .I11111 IH-1:1111-1. .-Xt lfolix, .lim l-'1-im 111. Holm-11 K1wl111t1. 5111111111 .'X11cl1-151111, 5:1111 lXlo1'c1'. Wzinda 51111111 I Zirll row I1l.1 Dowt-ll, .I11.111 l-211151. J111111 Jones, S11-vc Sp1'111'c1'. Cil1'1111 W1 I11-, lboii W.111-l:1114l, 1741111111 Klourl, Sl111l1-5 0111 1.11 A1111 I,111I11-1 -Mli iow Lois K1'11lc1'. H.11'l1411'z1 li11l1l111L1. Do1111z1 G1-11i1s. N11111-5 S11411111. .-Xrclm-II.1 li1o11'11, l'Ils11- 1.111114 V1-rI111 Ililm- .Io11 ll1l1I1'l11'1111rI Sl111l1-5 l91':1111. A1111 lhmcll, W1l11111 ll1111'11 Sth row N.111c.1 NIcl'l:11:1. Cl1:1rlce11 H1-41rd H-1111.1 Slzilm-3, .lo.111 H111 st-1, l'.11s1 l1l11-1111, l'l1xIl1s ltoosv, t'.11ol1- 151111 Choir Ufliecrs Sitting, lclt to right: .Iunior Dc Poy, Kenneth Link, Mrs. Munns. Standing: Sarah Ruth Browii, Donna Gerdes, Roma Sta- ley. Carole Gregg. Verlin Hilc. Jr. Zuinbrun. Darvin Elicienmzin. Art Foltz. Dick Rilllillilll. Choir An exchange concert with the Warsaw choir added a new touch to the activities of the choir this year. Forty-nine students worked hard on the project for the year- -new robes for the choir. The annual Christmas concert with the band was held featuring the additional carols. On May 10th a spring concert was held in Marshall Memorial Hall. The program was varied, including classical selections, 52 Negro spirituals, and modern selections. Chief emphasis ol' this concert was per- haps on several Rogers and Hammerstein Selections chosen from UState Fair, Ca- rousel t'South Pacific, and t'Oklahoma. Choral activities were concluded for the year as Mrs. Merrill Munns directed the choir through 'tThe Lord's Prayer. Grant Me True Courage, Lord, and The Lord Bless You and Keep You at Baccalaureate ceremonies. Dramatic Club Miss Eloise Blackwood ably led the Dra- matic Art group into new fields of study and achievement this year. In November the group presented Home Sweet Homicide, a three-act comedy-mys- tery. The polished production was enthusi- astically received by a near-capacity audi- ence. A Christmas skit, The Night Beit,-re Christmas and an April Fool's convocation. represented the other performances by the group. During meetings of the club, the students wrote and delivered original skits and mono- logues. They studied make-up extensively and applied their knowledge in helping with make-up for the Jaycee Minstrel and the Junior Dramatic Art club play. A trip to Fort Wayne to see Joan of Lor- raine was the high-point of this years ac- tivities, providing an interesting look at the legitimate theater. lst row Lee Whitson Carolyn Egolf Betty Shroyer Arleen FHYIIS Miss Blackwood 2nd IOXN Doris Fgolf Sala Coy Maigaret Je knson Mae Evans 31d zow Konnie Cwin Nan y McClain Gay Giable Chailene Beard Dime Gage B ibaia Gustafson 4th iow Jim Sewell B111 Woodward Max Muiphy Rogei Sewell Dean Lawrence Art Folty Jim May Junloi De Poy Bob Kellogg 53 l l l i l x i . . , v , . , ,. . 4 . , . , , . .4 , , A , . . . , . . . . 1' , c , , , . , Lx ' V 1 3 Y U 'S 7 7 ' X1 lst lou left to llght VVIAUIILS Tuckel Dlck Gates Jun1o1 De Poy Roger C iwthxop Jun Bllggs nd 10W Lu Ann LOIbLl Anne FlShL1 Aileen FIIIIS Shuon Loxxe Batty Shxoxu Shulcx Fu guson Suah Puth Brown 31d low Mlss Caxvel Betty Glllesple Rlchald Waugh Don Lloyd .Inn Adams Bob Kellogg Bnbaxa Wolfe June Hlcks Mlss Tho1nbu1gh HILIOIIHI Forenslc Leaguc Nat1onal Forenslc League the much coveted speech honorary has a membershlp .omposed of outstandmf hlgh school spe L ers In order to become a member one mus enter 1nte1scholast1c contests and make er ICQ speeches before adult orgamza or Awards for such endeaxors are g1ven a Degrees A degree of m r1t 1S requ led for adnnsslon to the NFL More advanced degrees are Honor Excel lence and D1St1DCt1OH Arleen Farr1s Jumor DePoy Bettv G11 lesp1e Don Lloyd Rlchard Waugh Barbara Wolfe and Roger Gawthrop were holde s of the Degree of Honor 54 CCHS holders of the Degree of Excellence were J1m Br1ggs Sarah Ruth Brown Anne Flsher Lu Ann Lorber Sharon Lowe Betty Shroyer Maumee Tucker Degl ee of D1st1nct1on was held bv Jlm Ad ams Shlrlex Ann Ferguson and D1ck Gates Roger Gawthrop gu1ded the club through 1ts aet1v1t1es thls year He was asslsted by Dck Crates as VICE pres1dent and R1chard Waugh served as recordmg secretary MISS Bertha Thornburgh hard WOI'k1I1fT advlser also serxes as correspondlng secre tary for the CCHS chapter of NFL During the year five new members were xoted 1nto NFL Guest speakers at NFL meetmgs were former members of the or gan1zat1on ,Q - -Q ki pf Q . 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Forum Forum a speech club whose membershrp Jrm Brregs as Vrce presrdent Arleen Farrrs IS open to any hreh school student mterest as secretarv, and Jrm Adams as treasurer ed rn speech actrvrtres had a membershrp of .36th1s year the hrqhest rn the club s hlstory The club sponsored contests rn Humorous Dramatlc and Oratorrcal Declamatron Ex Members of the club partlcrpated rn speech tempore Impromptu Rad1oAnnounc1nff an contests at North Slde North Manchester Poetry Readrng Terre Haute La Porte South Bend Howe Drck Gates scrx ed as presldent thrs year M1lltdFX School and Central of Fort Wayne Mrss Bertha Thornburqh gurded the ac rxrtrcs oi the group as faculty sponsor s row June Jones Shnlex Pletcher Donna Moog Barbrra Hunt Margorre Xanew Marg. O11 Shlrley Gruver Barbara Bohlmg 2nd row Drck Armstrong Sara Mox er Nancv Sp mn Bettv Schrover Sara Puth Brovtn Donna Gcrdes Errleen Kmss Dc rn Lawrence 1 row Bcttv Grllrsprc June Hrcks Rheta Rurnsxrc BrrburVVoll1 Lu 'Xnn Loroer Margaret Ann Rhordcs Sh non Lowe Dick Gates row Brrbrrr Gustrlson Pob Kellogg JIIU Brrces Mnthr Lucknnblll Anne Frsher Arleen Farrrs Shrrlev Ferguson Darvrn Eherenrnan row .Inn Sewell DeW1xnc Anderson Max Murphy Drcl Morschls Rlchard Wrubh Don Lloyd Mrurrcc Tucker Mrss Thornburgh Junror D Poy 55 V . ' 7 .J ,, - r , . Q . - , ,Q . . I , . K x A --. A C 1, Y. .xi . . i 7 v 1 ' v a bv d u 1 1, . ,' 1 1 v v ' 1 1 y 1 1' '1 1. ' ' . y 1 .f 9 ' It . ,. '. 1 , 1 . .1 ' ' .' V v -1 -' . ,, A . , c 1 ,. , . l . ' . ' . ,Z , .A L . K., ., V. .. . V 2 l I . . K g.. .L K . . ' . J. ,N 2.4 1.Y ,li . . .l ' ' ' -. ., ' ,V - . - v Bd . -V -, X -. X, , , . ,. , . ,l ', i. ,. L ., 1 , . 4th ' 'I 2' 11 JZ Q , 1 , SKS, 2' Z ' ' S , ' ' '. ' .1' '. ., , . ' . ., V . . 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X , r, , J -. l I Future Farmers of Amer 11.1 Phe Future Farmers of Amerrca rs an orgrnrzfrtron for hgnulgq. xocatronal d111CUlT,Ll1L students who are plannrnq t b A' farmers The FPA chapter rn CCHS was organrzed rn 1929 It was 54 the fifth chapter or ganrzed rn the state todax there are 300 56,1-,ON 1- such chapters rn Indrana xl, AFA 'Ihe oflicera for thrs xear were Eugene Hernfeld preer dent Bxron Belcher xrce presrdent Joe Mex ers secretarx ya' f Cormanx sentrnel The arms and goals of FFA are Well expressed rn the words of rts motto Lcarnrnq to Do Dorng to Earn Ear nrng to Lrve I rung to Serve Mr Leon Alter adxrsed the group rn rts work nd problems throughout the xear lst rovx Argyle Kerrn Iaxxrence Blanchard Marvrn Brrdesg n Fred Maltz Don Woll Lerbert Frank Franklrn Judd Edgar Johnson Paul Br rdegan 2nd row Rav Braddock Drek Brrdge Joe Mvers Eugene Jagger Torn Cormanx Dorn Grable Ronald Woll John Bauer Drck Drnrus 'ird row Charles Bolrnger Leroy Hawn Bob Strnley Drck Smrth Gcrald Drrlv Paul Braddock Eu gene Hunfeld Bvron Belcher Mr Altrr r l 1 I 56 O E 1 or J. r , 4 , , r ,' 'L ,x L ' . ' . M ' ' V . , .' . X - . ' L O C I I F , u 1 Pr A f ' - . - - - - , . 1 ' ' l v I . x QLD ' I A M Q O 1 lf' n Q ' - h ' . I' v -3 . . . , . . . Z , ' L - C . - . ,. . ,' V . ' . K , . . . ,. : - '7 9 , 1 V' 1 . ' ' , 1 Yo 1 f :Q Eugene Jagger. treasurerg John Bauer, reporterg and Tom 'cq,1-J.. ob - U 1 ,J U , ' N - . . ' J. 7. Futura Homemakele of Mme rlc .1 'Ihc COlLlIUlU18 C11x H1Qll School Future Homemakers AK Llub lnstallecl two new chapters thls year at other schools +28 EQJ' Churubusco and Coebse +5 Waneta Jackson ecrxecl as presldent lor N49 50 Dorothv lg Q 2 Y Ludel man as x1ce presldent Helen TdglfY1CXCI '15, Qecretarx Q Q and Lou, Krlder as treasurer 5 T Mre LOIS MurphV avoun adxlsed the group ln the poaltlon 3 'x ....l... s L, A 9 Iilghllghllllg the ,or 1al slcle for FHA th1s xear was the Q' , party vxlth thc Sunahme SOC1GIX Fhe local chapter also held 'vu 1 X 0 a dance and three other part1ee 1l1ClUd1l'1g the Senior banquet, 0 NEW nga lNxg,htt1me 1n Hawan ol sponeox and Mrs F alph Jfxclcson elxecl as chaptel mother 111111 M12 Mwphx Bettx Qhecklel Gelaldean B1ke1 BCIDICG Ja gel Arlenc Cox Jox c H1m111an C 11111 Whltson Joan .I1g,ge1 Sna Cox Shellli Julllexat Bc ttx Schx xdel Baxba 1 Fx 11d Bcity Dal tc I1 Bcttx Hull BlIl7ll1PllWLN A1dcll1B1ovxn 7nd 1 1 Nmcx Yumblun M Ill Ju1llc11t Bcvcxlx Shodi Mnx Ann Qllluplc Fl11nc Bcchtold S fznnc Nlldlgh Chulotte Zumblun Rubx SIITIIUOHS L0lLtld Qnnon hm Vkoll Bettx Vkolfc hxclxn BlLlSCl1 M111 1n Co'-c Dlllflll Ruth glnllh Dcloux Sunon Bcttx Golduooo Domthx Llldklllill C nlccn W1ncb1cnne1 IIIOIX Fllllhlllllltl Shnlcx Cc11b1ui. 1 1 xx Ilcnc SChIHdLl Jom F1114 Jom B1c1sch Bw IL TUIHCI GI11111 S1 mt Bcttx AlQXlHdll Hllda Wollc Jcm 111211116X Lllllll Snnon Ma1c11 Sl1g,el Wllml I-'mn Ann1 Snnmons A1l1nc Hmm J mct Kalst Phyllls Roosc uh 1111 Pat Bwlclc an Bcthlcnc Planchnd Helcn M1lle1 1018 Klldtl Fvclxn Briddoclc Chnlene Pc nfl W1nct1 Jmlson Jem Gcwx Bcttx Gcphalt Bllflltl Mullcndolc C111oll Joram M 111lxn J llflil 1111 Bc1n1cl1nc Fllllhllllllll Cnolc f'1cg,g, Hclcn I'ag.,t1nuc1 Pcggx qlllllh 'vllldlcd VV1lkc1 D llJllN Sch1 1dc1 II1LLl Nclson Shawn B1 1ddock as-Q, I j 6 1 V 3 gg f 1 1 L A. 1' - ' -, ' ' . 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VT Left to llght M IX Mulphx B111 G1p1 JUHIOI DLPox G 1V C1 ablc L11 Ann L01 bu M1 s Petals Mdlthl Luckcnb ll Lnlun Knlss Shnlu lu 4-s 58 Press l lub Under Jun1or De Pox pres1dent Press Club met to dec1de the pOl1C16S of THE EACLE Press Club IS the gox ernmg bodv of the h1gh school newspaper electmg kev pos1t1ons and makmg appomtments Nl61'I1b6ISh1p to Press Club 19 ach1eved by outstandlng Work on THE EAGLE and through X ote of the members Press Club IS adv1sed by MISS Kathleen Peters publ1cat10ns d1rector ulll 81 Scroll The Columb1a C1ty chapter of Qu1ll and Scroll lnternat1onal Honorary for H1gh School Journahsts presented nme nom1nees for membersh1p th1S year The new and old members Jomed Wlth Press Club for the annual Press Club Qu1ll and Scroll banquet wh1ch was held at the 30 club on May 10 Left to 11ght Standlng Don Lloyd Roger Gawthxop Bev e1ly Pence Dlck Gates Gav G1able Jun1o1 De Poy Bettv Shrow 1 Mae Evans Seated Mfutha Luckenblll A1lcen FHYIIS Sh non Lovw. Lu Ann Lo1bc1 Mlss Pet fe Q , I Qu--1 ' ll ' 4 1 .. 'Y l .4 1 , 5 .al QU' 3' ' U 'r 1 ,X ' I G 'ia 4, xv - , ,Q N t Q J C my 'Q CCUY -A . 1 v 7 X , , . -, - ' - ' C1 ' 1 ' X I ' X .'- 2. f V X-f' ' 1.2 ', ' 'I Aff ' 1 - w 2 .-, 'a .. -- 1 CL ' N X lsg, I ' XV' ly X '- ,lx 1 fuscln. T1 0 J , J, . y . . Y . . . . . U . . 1 ' - ' ' .1 , 1 C Q ' , . 'T - A 1 X . s '1 H .I , Y, Q 1 . y .. . . . Y . H - V - fn ' 1 s ... C ' 1 . v .P . if., 3 1 ,, ,V 1 -' A .1 V ' . K. y 5 ' 2 ' 'X A . .V - 'Q Senior Play For the traditional class play the seniors of '50 chose The Divine Flora a modern three-act comedy. The major girls parts were dou- ble east this year, with each girl playing one night. The east in or- der oi' their appearance is as fol- lows: lflzil Winnie Hoops Stu Morgan Kit Olinsteud 1511.1 Dean Randy Pryor Mr. Pryor Mrs. Pryor Buzz Rafferty lVl r. Dean Sharron Pryor Bob . Wayne Tex Arlen Polly Helena Mary-'elle Daphne Mr. Dugan Bella , . Suzie . Junior De Poy Jean Heinley Nancy Deutsch . Bill VVoodward . Gay Grahlt- Lu Ann Lorber Sharon Lowe Shirley Kerr . Don Lloyd .. Jim Briggs Arleen Ferris Shirley Ferguson .. Dick Gates Maurice Tucker . Kenny Gwin Harriet McKenna . ,, Bob Bauer Jim Luekey Jack Stalf Jiin Adams . . Edna Yoder lvlargaret Rhodes Helen Fries . Anne Fisher Beverly Moore Roger scwt-il .. . Jean Black .. June Grogig Top Pietuie, left to right. baek- Jim Briggs. Beverly Penre, Bill XX'oodward, Bob Bauer, Jim Luekey. Diek Gates. Shar on Lowe 21111 row: Konnzc- Gwinn. Shirley Ferguson. Arleen Ferris. Jean Henley. Junior De Foy. Front row: Shirley Kerr. Harriet McKenna, Niiie.-' Deutsch, Don Lloyd, Miss Blackwood Middle pieture. left to right: Shirley Ferguson Konny Gwinn, Bob Bauer. Jim Luekey, Dick Gates, Sharon Lowe. Don Lloyd Bottom picture, left to right' Arleen Farris .lim Briees. Bill XVooclw:-ird. Nancy Deutseh. mi Ann Lorber Top loft, left to riglit. lst row: Jo Pritchard, V. Loxley, D. Myers, S. Coy, B. Shi-oyoyq J, Block, J, Jones, M, Evans. 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th row: D. Strouse, S. Brown. J, Hicks. S, Lowe. E. Kniss, G. Boyd, Bryan. D. Myers. row: P. Smith, V. Clark, S. Ferguson, S. Kerr. U. Wahl. R. Runisyre. V. Loxley. row: M. Jenkinson, G. Grable, J. Heiniey. B. Pence, L. Lorber, A. Farris. D. Efgolf. VUW1 C' GUN' B- GUSi?1fSU11- A- C1'OSbY- N. D0UtSch. H. Fries, A. Fisher. B. Wolfe, M. Juillerat. VOWI U. HUDL B. GiUCSDiC. J. Zulnbrun, D. Baron. J. Ferguson. D. Gates. D. Ehercnman, M. Luck- enbill, G. Glass, J. Hancock. P. Mast, Miss Peters. S. Grant. 'ith row' H McKenn'i I Dc-Pov D Morsches M Mur hx B Gi c J Adims . . ..,.. ,,. . .. . pj.. pw.. 2 Top right. left to right: Shirley Ferguson, Miss Peters. Gay Grable. Jr. De Poy. Bottom left: Max Murphy. Miss Peters, Earleen Kniss. Bottom right: Junior De Poy, Max Murphy, Gay Grable. Earleen Kniss. The Again this year, THE EAGLE. CCHS' Weekly mimeographed newspaper served as the means for student expression and for reporting the news of the school and Com- munity. Shirley Ferguson was elected editor for the first semesterg she was assisted by Gay 60 Eagle Grable. In the second semester, Gay Grable and Junior DePoy were chosen co-editors- the first in the schools history. THE EAGLE staff was advised in its lit- erary pursuits by Miss Peters, Publications Director. XXX V411 Qlly D1 hate 'lht V.11w1tx DClJdt8lS Shulu PCIQUSKJII md Jxm Bxluhs dfTlIfT1dt1Xi and Jlm Adams and Dmk Crates. negatlxe placed thlrd m both the state und Ndtmndl FOISIISIC League toux ndmnnts Phe team won the SCCt1ONd1 toulnament In tht vate umtmt held at Indldnupolls tht tc 1m met the tollovwmg teamQ A.fI11mat1x L Lilldllibld C1tx Lolumbu Qltx Columbm Cltx Sc mi Hammond Clam Puu 'Nlcgdtlxt Hammond South Btnd CCIlUd1 Bosse Culumbtu C1tx Columlua Cltx CUIUYHIJII Cltx 'MISS Butha TIIKJIIIIJLIIHII vt is Lett to 11g,ht stmdm Jlm Buggs Jxm Addme Dxd Gutu Slttm Shnlu Fugubon Nllsb Thuxnbulgh DQCISIKJN VX on VX cm Ham Vhm Los' I st 1 um coach G1 C I 1 ' ' 1 l I L, 1 f W l , .LU . , ...Z '. X , W .- , ,, .4 ,. v . v Z ' .'Ux,-nv. . ' 1 . ' V 3' . ' . L- 1 -l 1- Vw x X v 1 '. , '. . A - ' v . ' ' K H L' 1 . .Y ' . 1 -' 1 1 A -4 - V it x 1 ' ' 1 Q L ,! V H '. ' . Y ' L .I L ' ' , . . A - . .LQ l ak ' A in March to go to the state meet. Salem Columbia City Lust , 5, . - 1- t ' '- - '- I ' ' ,nj ., . ? xi Q A3 1 :.' H ' 'gf 'snag' '2- fm' the delnuters this year. v -' 1 , .iz ' gi ' ' ' -. Vi ' an L x' '- ,qv 1-1 f Y Af'Sf 1 -A ' lst row: C. Keele, B, Gipe. H. Harker. T. Cormany. R. Shoda, E. Jagger, C. Lowe, J. Myers. B. Belcher. 2nd row: G. Brown, F. Neidigih. J. Briggs. T. Scha per, D. Grable, G. Will, D. Wolfe, A. Kcirn, J. Bauer. D. Woll, 3rd row: R. Loe, L, Hawn, D. Schoel, C. Harker, J. Gintcr, J. Arnicl. R. Gziwthrop, D. Forrester, B, Kellogg, R. Jumont, G. Wooten, C. Brown, B. Hayes. 4th row: C. Treece, D. Dailey, D. Anderson. P. Myers, J. Binkley. P. Mast. D, Davis, J. DePoy. W, Stew- art, D. Kyler, R. Smith, J. Sewell. 5th row: B. Stanley, R. Woll, J. McMullen, J. Hiscutt, J. Fletcher, B. Cole. D. Gregory, H. Keele, P. Woll, E. Heinfeld, D. Gates, R, Braddock, S. Pritchard. Boys League The Boys High School Athletic Association swung into action at the beginning of the baseball season and ended one Week after the famous Warsaw sectional. BAA membership is open to any boy who is not on the varsity basketball squad. It is sponsored and directed by Mr. Joe Tofil. There were eight teams this year-with sev- en or eight boys on each team. The team and their captains were: Capi- 62 tols, Don Wolfe, captain, Olympians, Jack Binkley, captain, Royals, Wayne Stewart, captain, Packers, Ralph Anderson, captain, Bullets, Bill Gipe, captain, Lakers, Bill Woodward, captain, Pistons, Dean Ramsey, captain, and Stags, Roger Gawthrop, captain. The BAA tournament was won by the Capitols with the Royals as runner-up. Don Wolfe was awarded the BAA sports- manship trophy at honor convocation. T' ' 52 I .AA The Glrls Athlet1c ASSOCIHIIOII sponsored by M1ss Gene Ann Zlmmerman cxpemenccd a busv year IN 1949 50 A lound robxn x ollex ball toul nex was held and c1pta1ns were Joyce Lundblad Waneta Jackson Beverly Pence Lu Ann Lorber Conme Haupt Sala Cox Shalon Lowe and Gax Grable Beverly Pences team composed ot N Deutsch H FTIGS J Helnley W Jackson D Jagger S Ju1llerat J Jaggel H 'VIcKenna S Ne1d1gh and P Raypole won the round baske ball wlth Captams Ju1lle1at Jackson Gxable Lundblad Ken Pthoads Hemlu Pence and Lowe and then lespectne teams tompetlng tor honors Gax Glable and her team B Shoda C G1pe P Sm1th J Moyer D MXCIS P Hal agus and G Glass wele thc wlnncrs The consolatxon game was taken by Shulu Kerr and teammates M Jcnkmson B Bohl msg C Carter D Egolt D Gerdes and B Mullendore In Nox embel a group ot GAA qxrls Went to Kendallulle fol a play day and 1n March fobm another gloup went to North Manchestel A double el1m1nat1on tourney was held 1n lor a sports day lst IOVK MISS ZIININCIIUIII H MQIQLHDI S Cclcbauph S Nc1d1g,h J Jagpcl G Glablt Q Glpc D Mexcxs M L Sthalk C Schmbecklcx 2nd low C WIHSDICHHCI A DOW6-211 J -TOURS B Hunt R Smlth M Hkndman P Phcnd P Sllllth D Stlousc J Hammond C Wh1tSOD I IOW N DCutsCh I DOVMH 'VI Andelson D Egolf J hcmley D Cable S Coy D Egolf D J Holbxook B Gustafson B Pcntc S Ju1l1e1at M Gustafson 4th1ow J Huxsex D G91d6S K Gum B Bohllng P Haxgus C Haupt H Fucs S Shouts C Heldenlelch B Shxoyel G Dalton M Johnston J Plltllfllld J Black S Buan low B Shoda A Loxlev B Gcphut B Balncs U Wzhl S Vlfcbbcl H Nelson S Loxxf L Ltllbfsl J G1og,g C Cntcl S BIUINDIRICD G Pun J Lumblad D Gage J Buckley IOXX W 'tn 'Vloxu B NL1 N J Soudu S Glant G G1 iss I1 S O1 P B ldt m N Rama C Egolf P Rlxpolc IOVK I' Dutu B Wolte M Rho xds M LL1LkLHblll A Flshel R Rumsxlc M Jcnlxnsrn N Bogfs B Mull endoxe 63 j C O 7 ' 11 ' ' 1 1 1 4 1 ' ' 1 ' 1, 1 1 L - . . 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Nancy Ramn. and Doris Egolf look pri-My for Bohling, Ida Dowcll, and Wynctta Eyanson meet after lunch the photographer. hour, Dirk Rondeau, Sophomore dicamboatln ' 65 f' - ,.i,g -6 W 'vi A A lin. S 'sv-1 I RA. lst row: J. Heinley, J. Phillips, D. Morsches, A. Fisher, B. Hunt, A. Loxlcy, R. Rumsyre, L. Lorber. 2nd row: E. Kniss J. Pritchard, V. Loxle ' M. Gustafson, S, Webber, S. Orr, J. Gustafson. D. Lemon, B. , . yy Bauer, G. Glass, D. Eherenman. 3rd row: S. Kerr, B. Pence, J. Fleck, S. Neidiger, C. Winebrenner, B. Truex, D. J. Holbrook, M. Yaney, D. Repp, H. Fries. S. Ferguson, P. Hargus, H. J. Souders. 4th IOWI J- Brisas, L- Souers, L. HO1bI'OOk, D. Fisher, J. Hague, D. Dinius, D. Greggory, L. Pence, D. Weeks, C. Harker, B. Brace, R. Wolfe, M. Jenkinson, S. Pritchard. Concert Band This year the CCHS bands, under the di- rection of Robert Welty, again emerged vic- torious from the state contests. On April l the band Went to the district contest at Milford and, two weeks later, ad- vanced from there to the state contest at Plymouth. Here they received Superior, or First Division, rating. The state solo and ensemble contest was held at Indianapolis in March. C.C. contest- ants captured three at this contest. The band also presented several very fine concerts this year. These included the Christ- mas concert with the choir, the spring con- cert, and the 30th anniversary concert. The group sponsored two dances this year and also a program featuring Cecil Leeson, a saxophone soloist. Jim Briggs served as concert band captain this year while Sam Pritchard acted as first lieutenant. Norma Jean Souders, Shirley Ferguson Dorothy Strouse, Sharon Lowe, Anne Fisher, Sharon Webber. 66 Art Foltz, Darlene Eglotf, Carol Heid- enreich, and Dean Lawrence, color guards. Drum aJo1'a111llVIaJo1'ett Lc ft to right: Dorothy Strouse. Sharron Sheets. Nancy Clain. Dick Morschcs. Dance Band The high school ance band added to the charm of the dances held at the city hall and the Moose hall with the artistry of their music. Dance band is composed of outstanding musicians of the concert band who give many hours in preparation for their numer- ous performances in the Winter months. The dance band is under the able direction of Mr. Robert Welty. The aim of the group is to keep their music mellow. danceable. and entertaining. At the close of school. the dance band was planning a trip through the East as a final conclusion to the 1949-50 activities. Back. left to right: Nlarearet Jenkinson. Sam Pritchard. Bill Truex, Donna Hol- brook, Dean Lemmon. Front: Shirley F-1' gm N Glass. L guscn. ormzi Jean Soudcrs. Jean Heinley. Not pictured: Gloria 67 iv' :Q KZ! -.4 wwf . Www ' X li! X , e.. x we ez J Qi-f .,, b ,z 1. uw ' W, Q- npxfvii 5 K , L., rx 1 in Mx. U. fn I Q' K Q- . ,MQ ,QI y lop Dulene Eglofl' ChlCk Hukel Lu Ann Loxbcl 1Vlln,lllC'C Tucku ThLlllll Bottom Mum Jane Cullum Don Lloyd Stags Jun Gxuvcl Frank Ncldl lm Bob Stanley Paul Wqlkex Ph1l Meyers Jean Bleu k H'u11son Harker Q -qifvsi-Q11 V' '-'-v-W.. fm D1ck Gates LUIS Zumbrun Jerrx Johnston Maur ce Tucker Lu Ann Lorber Glorla Glass Don Lloyd Helen M1lle1 Mae Evans Well that s It We had somethlng to Say and we sald It We S31d lt and we re glad In fact We re dehghted to haxe had the op portumty to talk Wlth you even brleflv about th1s year 1950 You see It s been an outstandmg year for us It has marked the end of the half cen turv It s true but to us the members uf the annual board and representatwes of the ent1re student body 1949 50 marks some of the happlest davs of our l1ves And as we close the cover of th1s book and vt alk out of the door of Columbla C1tV H1gh School we complete our story of th1s school vear Pleasant IS the thought that to re lne aqam these nexer to be forgotten moments we need only open the cover of the 1950 COLUMBIAN and permxt memory to brmg back to us the pageantry of the Halloween Carnlxal the glory of the foot ball champ1onsh1p the thr1l1 of belng NFIC basketball and track champs the h1lar1ty of the XTHIIGUSS of 50 the solemmtx of com mencement 69 , 4 fa . .1 E 'Aw 5 If i 1 2 V5 . 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