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

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0' 'N As the ho11day season comes near ll s the responsrbllxty of the journahsm class to desrgn and make the covers for the Chrxstmas 6dlI1Ol'l of the EAGLE Lmda Spence Sharon Cole Joan Schang Zoe Anne Stafford and Ruth Ann Staley are worklng on the angels wh1c'1 wtll be pasted on dark blue paper It doesn t seem much 11ke class wlth even Mxss Sprmger on the Job INTERESTIN Every year Mrs Shull orgamzes a plane geometry contest Each class rs dlvrded mto two teams Barry Brennan ts gettmg ready to explam a problem for the Non Dmutute Hy'pothet1ca1 Solutxonlsts ofGeometr1c1sm. If he explams II to the sattsfactton ofthe other slde The Petrlfled Pothds ' h1s team wlll score a pomt The wmners recelve speclal DFIZCS from Mrs Shull at the end ofthe year B I If i f X I A 'bl 7 ' ,,-f ' f -:QA ......,.,. . . . . . ,, - . . . . . . ,, . ,, . . . , . . . . . . .

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Il' Lou Ann Ewigleben, working, as a dental assistant, prepares a patient for Dr. Robert Langohr at the Memorial Clinic. Htlrnutli Schwartz practicts drilling, in shop class Besides the regular classes in metal plastic and wood working, courses in blue printrtading and meclianicaldraw ing are ottert d VOCATIO Al. CLASSES Ar the Ford Home Graham Kleespie starts work on a motor. Eleven seniors took part in the Diversified program this year. Lavon Knisley, Marjorie Erne and Rea Simon worked as nurses aids, and Lou Ann Ewiglaben was a dental assistant. Ian Fleck practiced cadet teaching in band. Teaching positions in the kinder- gartens and first grades of the city schools were filled by Marjorie Gillespie and Carolyn King. Graham Kleespie was a mechanic, and Glen Rathbun and Vernon Gambrell worked at the Body and Fender Shop. Di ck Weeks sold automotive parts at Schraders. The Diversified Occupations program offers the senior students an opportunity to explore and receive training in specific occupations in accordance with their individual interests and needs. C. C.H.S. is fortunate to have the close cooperation of the local employers in theoperation of this training program.