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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1959 volume:

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Speech students re-live their orations through the use of a tape recorder, and a language class increases its knowledge of verb conjugations through the use of flash cards and records. As we walk past room 38, we notice all desks filled but one -- that student is acting as a page in the Indiana General Assembly and will report tomorrow to his civics class. As we approach the music wing our hearts swell as we hear the band expound with The Song of Jupiter in practice for a concert. Nearing the auditorium we hear the drarnatics class rehearsing a play and the shrill screams of a gir1s'physical education class playing basketball in the gymnasium. These sounds signify the beginning of a new concept in educational methods. They are the sounds of progress and efficiency built into our education system through the cooperation of our community in specu- lating, planning, fimd-raising, and finally constructing. It is to our parents, teachers, Superintendent Dr. Glenn, the Board of Control, and the architect, that we sincerely express our thanks for the increase in our educational opportunities by the erection of the new Columbia City Joint High SchooL We, the staff of the 1959 Columbian, invite you as the builders of our education to turn the pages of this book and be witness to the opening of a new Era in the history of Columbia City Joint High SchooL... CCLUMBIA SUPERINTENDENT, DR. EDWARD GLENN PRINCIPAL, MR. MAX GANDY Dr. Herman Wells, President of Indiana University, addresses the hundreds of visitors who came to witness the school dedication on December 21, 1958. HOLDING COMMITTEE HOLDING COMMITTEE, SEATED, Left to Right: Dr. Orville Briggs, Wendell Dygert Paul Pinckley, David Walter, Jr. , Floyd Ferguson, Elmer Heinley, Carl Enz. STAND- ING: Robert Gates, Robert Fahl. SCHOOL BOARD SCHOOL BOARD, SEATED, Left to Right: Harold Wherry, Thomas Cornelius, Vice-Presidentg Delmar Wagoner, Edwin Heupel, Secretaryg Roger Miller, William Bloom, Presidentg Forrest Orr, Treasurerg John Workman, Harry Yoder, County Superintendent. 'f r . g , , ,.- 5 Y 1 Y--- Q S, Yf-- M ,,k., , ,,k, v,,.. ycwqawmwmwm if . , A-My 'W' The main hall and foyer are designed with an outdoor effect enhanced by the unique lighting arrange ment and pine paneling. On the other side of the counter in the main office activities take place ranging from selling lunch tickets to signing college applications. In conference rooms adjacent to the main office, guidance is given to students in selecting colleges and high school courses, and in solving personal problems. X 'iz dk s , E. ' , , N A' First-aid is administered to students in this well-equipped health suite The quiet atmosphere of the library provides an opportunity for concentrated study. An average of 480 pupils and teachers enjoy a hot lunch and a social hour in our modern cafeteria with a seating capacity of 240. W w..,Q:,: 1 fr 5,7 ww Q.. .KW ,M z, X 1: .. Tw A Jifiilliif ,L id H??335? - V425 as SYM .4 FS. eu V. A Zig' 5 A fl H7 F Y- QQ Mx Y Rs 'W 'ix 1 M Q I ,fm J Qs? A f Wx 2' : L : ' '59 2 Q 1 M' Q, 1 3 ' , if-2.51252 1 -' 5 Sx3Sb Q Wwwnmqmawaw M25 4 -, 'X v,.xg, A.x.,x. V W, wz az- 1 . fi. gg-w , fs 53 fag: - Q i f -ffifiiil as - Q 1 -.,-. W...- W S kmiwz. i iii - Q,-A 2 Mfz3,-, .K-wg 3 . ,Q iS E . A Jim is Q M..u,, . Q f MQW, f , gpg: .- Q xx X., ZTVN H 1 X ww .img An efficient arrangement of cutting tables, sewing machines, plus .a drawer for each girl enabled home economics students to perform assignments. A 12 -week reading acceleration course was added to the senior English classes' activities with the use of twelve electric reading machines. 1?'HnX2 . , i:'55, Lili T525 B151 Physics student, Bill Orr, experiments with resistance in electricity. Pill Foster struggles to prove Heron's ormula in senior trig class. orte, portas, portat, writes Sylvia ygert, a second year Latin student, as ie begins the arduous task of memoriz- xg verb conjugations. it' in sc, My 7 Dave Benzinger relates to his government class the steps of how a bill becomes a law in the Indiana General Assembly. K sf ' 21, F 1 ' W 15 vawv Attentive debaters enjoy a spot of humor with Jack Hyndman at the podium. Concentration increases neatness and accuracy in mechanical drawing class. Enthusiastic underclassmen learn the all of carpentry in shop IL x ytt,rnttt yu. 'I if 1' f 'S f --.'....,., Two freshmen, Martha Vanderford and Terry Hively, are intrigued by the strange forms of fish and plant life in the aquarium in the biology room. Beginning typists type easily at these adjustable tables while using handy book props. .14 ,W . ,. 'v - 'I' .Q Amateur artists display talents using modern equipment. -'ffl -1.6173 V 1 I ..3i'bfp4.,ff WZ? k ,Eiv:'.,.,,,, . 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Ax A 2: ,Q ' ssc- 2 V, ff A, W iii.f?S5f 932 , 1v'.-giiiwkibzm. m..A.f,w -. , X 5 MARCHING BAND DRUM MAJOR: J. Miller, MAJORETTES: M. Poffenberger, B. Blowers, R. McCoy, J. Helfrich, COLOR- GUARD: R. Robbins, P. Clawson, D.Snyder,R.Cullersg BASSES: D. Souder, .T . Feitg BARITONES: A. White, L. Wilkinson, B. Nichols, T.MeyergTROMBONES:V.Brown, J . Loe, A. Kaufman, S. Palmer, S. Schonefeld R. Ramsey, FRENCH HORNS: M. Lopshire, D. Watson, CORNETS: J. Bechtold, K. Simon. J. Weigold, S. Meyer, D. Michels, L. Harvey, A. Burnham, J. Alter, M. Barnes, A. Walker, TENOR SAXES: J. Will, B. Cullers, R. Steele: ALTO SAXES: J. Mohler, C. Sheets, B. Bezner, S. Mallwitz, K. Smith, S. Nix, B. Gold- ner, BASS CLARINETS: D. Metzger, K. Clawson, C. Diniusg ALTO CLARINET: B. Cable, CLARINETS: J. Baker, R. Adams, J. Alter, M. Aker, S. Binkley, C. Crampton, G. Hull, J. Leininger, K. Mitchell, R. Mull- endore, J. Plattner, S. Nix, J. Kneller, B. Ramsey, C. Roe, P. Schubert, D. Sullivan, B. Wood, FLUTES: B, Berwert, J. Ressler, J. Stumpg PERCUSSION: K. Johnson, J. Burnham, D. Dunfee, S. Ellsworth, J. Johnson, R. Killian, J. Michels. Even after school had been dismissed for summer vaca- 1 the cries of guide right could be heard as upperclass- n began toughening the inexperienced members of their ranks The Golden Eagle Band, proud of its name and past zomplishments, achieved its aims through the hard work of director, Mr. Robert Sharpe. 'I'he band's summer agenda luded the PeonyF estival inVan Wert, Ohio, and the Shriners md Encampment Parade in Indianapolis. Literally drenched with mosquito repellant, the band the season's first game at DeVol Field. In September the d scored a second place rating among the competition in the ffton Street Fair and participated in the spectacular Mass nd Day at Purdue University. In October DeVol Field was the scene of color and pag- try as the Band Parents Organization was host to the BOVA marching contest. Here the band placed first in its Lsion and also the highest honor in its class, sweepstakes. H5 NM R KN , X K fi-I in it . Wikia of pared under the baton of its new drum-major, Jan Miller, . on gg , at ,f .S 2' f I E fd Y., A S iI.' ' ' -:SEL ' .- 7 555 - ' w iv .Qc t idb it K :H V ik fain 1 V K 3,-.1-m f -v 1..l.f14.iF ,i , f ',w f ,.'y',ffg , Q X 'ff a fi-'JI' A . , i f, .V K 'WW kr . . L A p V ' , ,a. ,z,,,,, K . I, ,I ZH ' if i' - , - 'I 'e I We gag' V, 1, ' 'I .- 'w. ' 7 . I m , Q - it ' V EJ 'Q F- p as 'ui -1153, . I 1- sq. ff I ,E 1 , 'r - I . ,pai I 3 . 'Gras ff . . v Ch H DRUM - MMOR: JanMi11erg MAIORETTES LEFT T0 RIGHT: Margie Poffenberger Bonnie Blowers, Rosie MoC0y.J'udyHelfrich r , M ,1 CONCERT BAND , , - , . Wwmwwi I E' ' ' 24 FRONT ROW, Left to Right: J. Baker, J.He1frich, B. Blowers P. Schubert, S. Nix, J. Stump, D. Dunfee, A. Lang, R. McCoy B. Berwert. SECOND ROW: C. Crampton, R. Mullendore D. Sullivan, B. Cable, C. Dinius, K. Clawson, D. Metzger S. Nix, B. Goldner, K. Mitchell, L. Groves, J. Kne1ler,S Gaylord. J. Ressler. THIRD ROW: J. Platner, C. Roe, B Ramsey, J. Leininger, J. Alter, M. Poffenberger, S. Binkley P. VanDeman, P. Clawson, D. Watson, J. Alter, M. Lopshire K. Smith, C. sheets, s. Mauwinz, J. Mohier, R.Steele, B. Cullers, J. Will. FOURTH ROW: R. Adams, B. W0od,J Michels, J. Bechtold, K. Simon, S. Meyer, D. Miche1s,L Harvey, A. Burnham, J. Miller, M. Barnes, R. Cullers A. Walker, T. Meyer, B. Nichols, L. Wil.kinson, A, White A. Kaufman, R. Robbins, J. Loe, R, Ramsey, S.Pa1mer S. Schonefeld, V. Brown. BACK ROW: J. Johnson, J. Burnham D. Snyder, D. Souder, J. Feit, R. Killian, S. Zumbrum, K. Johnson. ABSENT: M. Aker, B. Bezner, S. Ellsworth, G. Hull, K. Jackson, B. McNamera, J. Weigold. AT LEFT: Mr. Robert Sharpe, Director s n l l 5 Q O The 1959 concert band season began with the election of officers. Vance Brown was chosen Captain, the others were: Dennis Souder, lst Lieutenant of Stage, ,T im Feit, Sergeant of Stage, Jean Bechtold, lst Lieutenant of Library, Linda Murbach, 2nd Lieutenant of Libraryg Judy Will, Lieutenant of Meritsg KenlynnSimon, Lieutenant of the Scrapbook. For the second consecutive year the band received the esteem of appearing in FIRST CHAIR OF AMERICA, a national yearbook honoring the first chair members of the nation's finest bands. A band, to receive this privi- lege, must have attained high standards and must be re- commended by a board composed of high school and college instructors. Uninterrupted preparation was made for the first concert of the season, which was held on the first of F ebruary. Many from the band were entered in the solo and ensemble contest at Harrison Hill in Fort Wayne on February seventh. Those who received first division rat- ings went to the state contest at Indianapolis two weeks later. These contests are held to further the experience and technique of the player and ultimately influence the over-all sound of the band. The next month was devoted to the preparation of a one-day tour to Converse, Hartford City, and South Whitley on the third of April. Two days later a spring concert was held in our auditoritun. The climax of the concert year came with two events. The first was the state band contest inSouth Bend on the eighteenth of April. The annual Pops concert followed on May twelfth. Each member was aware of his share of respon- sibility. But the reward came when the band finally acquired the goals it had been striving for throughout the year. 25 49 FRONT ROW: Mrs. Munns, Director, Sharon O'Brien, Linda Sooy, Sharon Scott, Sandra Hilligoss. ROW TWO: Barbara Hood, Elizabeth Walker, Mary Ann Markley, Janelle Conner, Beverly Barrick. ROW THREE: Jane Thomson, Lynne Argerbright, Larry Knafel, Vince Yoder, Steve Shonefeld. ROW FOUR: Dal Hartman, Jerl Kniss, Bill Schwartz, John Lillich, F red Mertz. CHOIR AND CHORUS P roud could be the word used to describe the way we felt when we saw our beautiful new choir room and auditorium. The annual Christmas concert with Song of Christmas, and selections from The Music Man in our spring concert, were moments that helped fill our first year in the new school with many musical highlights. The choir was divided into two main sections this year: the main choir was composed of juniors, seniors, and several sophomore boys, the chorus was made up of freshmen and sophomores. There were small ensembles including a boys triple quartet, a junior-senior girls sextet, and a sophomore girls triple trio. Since choir became a solid subject this year, there were daily vocal exercises, sight reading practice, and music appreciation studies. To raise money for cleaning the robes and various other expenses, the choir and chorus sponsored a dance, The Autumn WhirL The officers of the choir were: Barbara Hood, secretary, Barry Hurtt, robe master, Elizabeth Walker, librarian, Bill Orr, stage manager. The officers for chorus were: Penny Deutsch, secretary, Jane Hockemeyer, librariang John Travelbee, robe masterg and Bob Koch, stage manager. Through the patient, careful direction of Mrs. Munns and through the enthusiasm shown by the choir and chorus members, our school has a choir of which it can truly be proud. FRONT ROW: Mary Griswold, Gloria Zink, Amelia Gaerte, Sue Boyd, Sharon Gordon. ROW TWO: Jean McKinney, Sharon Sickafoose, Linda Lawrence, Karen Burger, Cindy Hoffman. ROW THREE: Doug Mundt Bill Orr, Marilyn Hire, Linda Murbach, Carol Fry, Judy Parkhurst. ROW FOUR: Tom King, Roger Fisher, Barry Hurtt, Dave Mowrey, Jan Miller. FRONT ROW: Anna Forsythe, Karen Downing, Linda Coulter, Nancy Miller, Patty Snyder, Roger Egolf, Tom Martz, Mike Grant, Sandra Snow, Judy Nix. ROW TWO: Kathy Knecht, Jean Farmer, Diane Wherry, Sally Walter, Bonita Kilgore, Marilyn Toomey, Susie Erne, Kay Smith, Jean Strouse, Janet Nix, Sereta Fisher, Jane Hockemeyer, Nancy Kneller. ROW THREE: Diane Geyer, Julia Hess, Lidian Bloom, Gloria Link, Susan Bates, Phyllis Parent, Alice Brown, Virginia Bockelman, Beverly Mossburg, Mary Snodgrass, Pam Barnum, Pat Ellsworth, Martha Squires, Lois Sheets, Dick Robbins. ROW FOUR: John Travelbee, Gary Henzel, Delbert Johnson, Elmer Stocker, Bob Koch, Dean Weilacker, Bob Smith, Dennis Hearld. Q 4 .Qt M K .ik ' f 1- T le .I , tl - - T A.. . FXS Q SUNSHINE SOCIETY SUNSHINE OFFICERS, Left to Right: .Tudy Ummell, Kenlynn Simon, Sharon O'Brien, Sylvia Dygert, ,Tudy Hauser. FRONT ROW: Miss Walter, Sponsor, P. Glick, J. Farmer, M. Phillips, A. Forsythe, S. Kreider, S. ,Tones C. Hoffman, H. Pequignot. SECOND ROW: J. Trout, D. Erne, C. Kessler, S. Heupel, B. Reeg, M. Taylor An impressive candle-lighting service held at the First Baptist Church formally initiated 67 new members into one of the most commendable organiza- tions in our school - the Sunshine Society. The four 1958-59 officers: Sharon O'Brien, presidentg Judy Ummel, vice-president, Sylvia Dygert, secretary, and Kenlynn Simon, treasurer, were also installed at this time. Sponsored by Miss Lois Walter, this society performed many services to live up to its motto, Others. Needy families were cheered at Thanks- giving by baskets of food prepared and delivered by Sunshine committees. As was customary, the girls helped bring the yuletide spirit to school by decorating a Christmas tree in the main hall. All 171 members contributed their time and effort to the purpose of the Sunshine Society, making it an invaluable club. L. Argerbright, B. Eckert, C. Hill, G. Panula. THIRD ROW: C. Hollingsworth, L. Gregg, A. Burkitt, D. Juillerat, K. McLean, A. Winebrenner, B. Taylor, M. Hartley, P. Deutsch, D. Geyer. FOURTH ROW- S. Dygert, R. Pittenger, C. Keppler, R. France, B. Bittner, K. Simon, C. Paulus, .T. Putman, L. Reese, N. Wigent, P. Radke. FIFTH ROW: M. Roberts, V. Bockelrnan, S. Wiley, S. Cole, M. Peterson, C. Hearld L. Rouse, S. Myers, E. Walker, D. Downing, E. Kilgore, I. McKinney, J. Leas, K, Estlick, S. O'Brien K. Conrad. 1 I 28 FRONT ROW: S. Lawson, N. Redman, P. Plattner, B. Prior, S. Reed, L. Kitson, S. Raupher, L. Vanl-louten, D. Wherry. ROW TWO: B. Caudill, B. Taylor, J. Fisher, K. Clawson, B. Ramsey, M. Miller, S. Kissel, M. Ellsworth, J. Parkhurst, K. Mitchell. ROW THREE: S. Hull, S. Samuels, K. Nichols, M. Gibson, M. Downing. J. Wolfe, D. Wood, G. Herbst, S. Hilligoss, L. Bennett. ROW FOUR: N. Overholser, L. Sooy, S. Peterson, K. Berger, C. Hinen, S. Gordon, L. Montz, A. Brown, M. Hire, N. Cormany. ROW FIVE: J, Dalton, J. Judd, P. Mills, J. Alter, A. Lang, B. McNamara, L. Putman, S. Nix, D. Cotterly, S. Nix, J. Ressler, D. Sullivan, R. Nix, M. Griswold, S. Binkley, S. Binkley, A. Gaerte, A. J ohnsoxf. FRONT ROW: T. Miller, S.Chapman,K.Smith,S. Mallwitz, J. Stellhorn, B. Paulus, P. Londt, A. Bridegam, J. Hershman. ROW TWO: S. McCoy. I. O'Conner, D. Mills, M. Miller, M. Byers. S. Erne, P. Williams, A. Yohe, C. Fry, M. Herrick. ROW THREE: P. Greenawalt, M. Giessler, B. Cullers, J. Stump, S. Fisher, S. Gaylord, S. Schaper, M. Musselman, B. Buckles. S. Overholser. ROW FOUR: J. Hockemeyer, G. Zink, J. Wood, B. Keller, B. Barrick, J .Conner, S. Pfeiffer, S. Gaylord, J. McBride, C. Bauer, B. I-line. ROW FIVE: J. Hindbaugh, J. Nix, J. Maggart, J. Nix, S. Ott, M. Toomey, P. Parent, C. Rosen, P. Rubrake, I. Hursey, S. Walker, R. Blaugh, C. Heckman. G.Juillerat, J. Corbin, G. Elliot, L. Walker, M. Snyder, S. Zink, J. Ummell. J. Hauser, J. Bowie, D. Veazey, A. Walker, B. Wood. .fs 1 E warg F.F.A. OFFICERS: Bill Pettigrew, presidentg Garry Lamle, secretaryg Gaillagger, reporterg,TayKnisely, treasurerg Jack McCoy, Sentinelg Albert Esterline, vice-president. Mr. Leon Alter, sponsor of the Future Farmers of America. 30 While the thirty-one year old Future Farmers club kept its tradition of leadership and cooperation, something new was added in the way of organization. In order to accomplish the major goal of F.F.A., that of cultivating qualities of leadership in the group, the 85 members were divided into two parts. One was comprised of all sophomore, junior, and senior F.F.A.'s, and the other was comprised of 35 freshmen called Green Hands. Each division elected its own president and officers. President of the Future Farmers was William Pettigrewg president of the Green Hands was Larry Clark. The two divisions operated nearly as one, but provided more offices and therefore greater opportunity to master the processes of parliamentary procedure, another object of the club. There was competition between the two groups in the way of speech contests and essay contests. The more seasoned group ofFuture Farmers helped the Green Hands carry on. Something else was new for Chapter Five of the Future Farmers of America because of its more than doubled membership: it had two advisers instead of one. They are Mr. Leon Alter, who has directed the club for the past eighteen years, and Mr. William C. Wilder, a new Agriculture teacher. The club was very active this year, starting off withafarm safety campaign for which they made posters and inspected farm machinery. This was the first item on their Program of Work . Later oncame the F.F.A.-F.H.A. skating party. Besides growing and harvesting forty acres of corn, they also furnished judging committees for other groups of farm youths. ll FUTURE HOMEMAKERS of AMERICA The home economic department provided a modern living and dining room area for the practical practice of better homemaking. Seated here in the living room area are, Left to Right: Gladys I-Ierbst, Sue Samuels, Sarah Binkley, and Sharon Raupfer. For the first time in the history of our school, the Future Homemakers of America this year became an honor club by meeting the standards established by the national organization. To attain this goal, in accordance with the national organization's standards, a club must plan and direct its program each month in relation to the five sub goals pertaining to the overall goal, to improve personal family and local world-wide community living. In carrying out the monthly goals of becoming better citizens, irnprovinghuman and world-wide relations, broadening spiritual values, recognizing the values of education for marriage and a career, our F.H.A. was kept busy with many activities. An officers training conference, a home economics tea in Fort Wayne for officers and sponsors, and an evening of caroling and 32 a spiritual program cl.imaxed with Christmas gifts for the Salvation Army in December, supplemented the regular meetings the first semester. In January we enjoyed an ice skating party with the Future Farmers of America as guests, a bake sale, a college speaker, and numerous activities during National F.H.A. week paved the way to the big May event, an elaborate banquet in honor of the seniors. Members leading this active club were Sharon Fisher, presidentg Sandra Maley, vice-president, Janice Deutsch, secretaryg Elizabeth Walker, treasurer, Mary Snyder, editor, Donna Harl, historian, Janet Nix, recrea- tion leaderg.Tudy Ummel, parliamentariang Shir1eyPfeiffer, project chairman. Mrs. Sm.ith and Miss Baker were the adult advisers. FRONT ROW: S. Fisher, President:S.Maley,Vice-P resident:J. Deutsch, Secretary: E. Walker, Treasurer J. Nix, S. Pheiffer, M. Snyder, D. Harl, J. Ummel. ROW TWO: Miss Baker, Sponsor: A. Gaerte, N. Over- holser, S. Stidham, L. Vanl-Iouten, P. Platter, K. Knecht, S. Jones, I. Jones, P, Snyder. ROW THREE J. Hindbaugh, L. Nyers, B. Cullers, P. Greenawalt, S. Raupfer, A. Bridegam, S. Scharper, M. Musselman B. Buckels, S. Overholser. ROW FOUR: S. Wiley,S. Walker, P. Parent, J. Fisher, K. Conrad, N. Cormany I. I-Iursey, J. Bowie, S. Zink, R. Nix, G. Juillerat. ROW FIVE: P. Radke, P. Adams, M. Herbst, A. Burkett L. Kitson, D. Burkett, M. Byers. FRONT ROW: P. Glick, A. Forsythe, I. Easterday, B. Caudill, M. Miller, I. Nix, J. Maggart, B. Mossburg, S. Shelton. ROW TWO: D.Vanderford, E.Auer, L. Walker, C. Snapp, O. Brookover, S. Bevington, G. Herbst J. Trout, A. Winebrenner, K. Clawson. ROW THREE: C. Smith, G. Walter, I. Wolfe, B. Taylor, B. Taylor B. Keller, B. Barrick, V. Meier, S. Lawson, C. Hearld. ROW FOUR: B. Kilgore, J. Corbin, D. Wood M. Toomey. J. Conner, S. Sickafoose, S. Gaylord, J. McBride, R. Helblig, L. Egolf, T. Miller. ROW FIVE: M. Taylor, I. O'Connor. EAGLE STAFF FRONT ROW, SEATED: Evelyn Richey, Judie McBride, Dotty Erne, J uanita Yates, Brenda Reeg, Miss Schrader, Adviser. STANDING: Jerry Coolrnan, Barbara Bittner, Richard Schrader, Stan Meyer, Mike Biddle, Sharon McCoy, Vincent Yoder, Lidian Bloom, Jeanne Stellhorn, Cindy Hoffman, Sue Boyd, Pat Kaough, Karen Conrad, Assistant Editor: Janice Deutsch, Pat Adams, Business Manager, Sharon Myers, Editor. BACK ROW: Denny Myers, Victor Clark. The Eagle must go out and here working on a part of the production are, Left to Right: Pat Adams, Business Manager, Karen Conrad, Assistant Editor: Sharon Meyers, Editor. 34 The Eagle celebrated its 25th anniversary ofservice by Carrying CCJ HS news from a new nest. The weekly newspaper carried news and features to the largest number of subscribers in its history. Sharon Myers, senior, supervised the Eag1e's staff as editor, and Pat Adams, senior, handled the financial affairs of the student paper as business manager. Gathering the news and writing the features was a 22-member staff. Miss Glois Schrader of the faculty advised the editor and staff. The production crew put the paper out every Friday using the new equipment installed in the Eagle's new quarters. Library Aides: Dottie Erne, Alice Wiedenhoeft, and Carol Sievers are pic- tured with Miss Stultz, Librarian. LIBRARY AIDES AND GUIDANCE SECRETARIES The Library Aides shelved books, mended books, and helped Miss Stultz withthenever-ending work there is to do in a library. Carol was a D.O. student, and Dotty and Alice were volunteer helpers during their free periods. The GuidanceOffice secretaries, mostly seniors, were selected by Mr. King and the instructors in the Commercial Department. Their ability in typing, shorthand,and office practice was considered, and they were given the opportunity to gain valuable experience working in the office. Assisting in the Guidance Office as secretaries were: Seated, Sharon O'Brien and SusanNix. Standing, Donna Sullivan, Sharon Jones, Marilyn Hire, Linda Putman, and Nancy Cormany. COLUM BIAN STAFFS Pictured here left to rightare:Susan Smith, Assistant Editorg William Jones, Photographerg and Linda Daseler, Editor. Exhaustion - that's the only word that described the condition of the Columbian staffs after the Columbian had finally been sent to the publisher. A lot of work goes into the production of the yearbook. In the first place, enough annuals had to be sold to keep the project operating in the black. The business staff, headed by John Grant, made posters, paraded in the halls wearing sandwich boards, and mailed over 300 letters to businessmen of Columbia City for sub- scriptions and solicitations. Not that working on the Columbian isn't fun, but it requires the sacrifice of many after-school hours of hard work and concentration. It was with pride that this year's editorial staff worked diligently to make this Golden Anniversary Yearbook the best ever. Miss Cotterly, the sponsor, with the editors, were always on hand to help the staff as they designed, drew, created, criticized, wrote, and finally finished the record of a full and eventful school year. Both staffs constantly worked with the desire to make this, the first Columbian to be published from the new school, one that would be treasured for years by those who shared the experiences written between its golden covers. EDITORIAL STAFF, SEATED, FRONT ROW: Connie Keppler, Lucy Langohr, Linda Lawrence, Sally Walter. LEFT TO RIGHT: Judy Whiteleather, Darlene Metzger, Linda Murbach, Susan Smith, Assistant Editorg Diane Cotterly, Miss Cotterly, Sponsorg Diane Geyer, Linda Daseler, Editorg Garry Keener, Gene Groves, Alan White. 36 i BUSINESS STAFF, FRONT ROW: Sandra Chapman, John Grant, Manager: Lynne Argerbright, Barry Hurtt, Jody Walter, Bonnie Blowers. BACK ROW: Karen Estlick, Ed Bunger, Jane Hockemeyer. The Business Staff boosted ales to an all time high this year 1 its extensive sales campaign. Sandra Chapman pins an I ought Mine tag on J one Plattner, gnifying that she was one of the rst to purchase the 1959 Jlumbian. NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE STANDING: Mr. Fruits, sponsor. FRONT ROW: B.l-Iurtt, vice-president, L. Daseler, secretary, B. Eckert, R. Pittenger, M. Poffenberger, D. Erne, J. Miller, J. Grant, presidentg M. Markley, P. Cotterly, S. Bates, D. Weilacher. SECOND ROW: D. Souder, R. France, B. Reeg, S. Samuels, K. Clawson, S.Smith,G. Panula, S. Walter, J. Helfrich, J. Hauser, J. Whiteleather, L. Argerbright, D. Mundt, J. Hyndman. THIRD ROW: V. Yoder, L. Langohr, J. Walter, L. Bloom, K. McLean, J. Strouse, M. Squires, J. Fleck, V. Clark, J. Grant, J. Alter, E. Groves, R. Schrader, A. Burnham. FOURTH ROW: J. Travelbee, S. Hile, C. Nitsche, B. Snodgrass. The National Forensic League is a nation-wide honor organization for outstanding high school speakers. Columbia City had the honor of being host to the N.F.L. Student Congress October llth. The senators and representatives from our school were Carol Kessler, Jim Grant, John Grant, Victor Clark, Vincent Yoder, and Lucy Langohr. On April 10-llth N.F.L. held the annual district tournament in our new school building. Schools from all over Indiana participated. The meeting held once a month were presided over by Jim Grant with Barry Hurtt assisting. Linda Daseler served as the recording secretary. Mr. Fruits was the N.F.L. sponsor. lt's either a larger car or less suitcases, moans Jim Grant as the N.F.L. students prepare to leave on a typical week end trip. Left to Right: John Grant, Carol Kessler, Roberta France, Jody Walter, Lucy Langohr, Judy White- leather, Jim Grant. 38 FORUM FRONT ROW: F. Fruits, Adviser: D. Souder, President: J. Alter, Vice-President: J. Whiteleather, Secretary-Treasurer: M. Squires, S. Walter, B. Eckert. SECOND ROW: J.Putman, M.Poffenberger, L. Bloom, P. Deutsch, D. Geyer, S. Erne, P. Barnum, A. Herbst, G. Panula, M. Markley. THIRD ROW: L. Langohr, P. Cotterly, J. Leininger, J. Helfrich, A. Brown, L. Montz, P. Schubert, P. Londt, M. Lop- shire. FOURTH ROW: C. Keppler, J. Hauser, L. Argerbright, S. Samuels, S. Binkley, R. Pittenger, S. Bates, C. Roe. Forum provides training and education for high dramatic, impromptu, extemporaneous, and oratorical school students interested in speech activities. speaking. Members participated in over 20 contests held Dennis Souder presided over weekly meetings and through out the state oflndiana. J' im Alter acted as vice-president. Judy Whiteleather The members developed experience in humorug, took the minutes: Mr. Forest Fruits was the sponsor. FRONT ROW: L. Daseler, L. Gregg, A.Burkitt,S. Reed, J. Travelbee, V. Clark. SECOND ROW: J. Strouse, C. Kessler, R. France, B. Reeg, D. Juillerat, K. McLean, M. Herrick. THIRD ROW: L. Argerbright, D. Weilacher, J. Grant, K. Stickler, B. Hurtt, J. Hyndman, C. Nitzsche, B. Snodgrass. FOURTH ROW: D. Snyder, V. Yoder, M. Babb, J. Miller, R. Schrader, J. Grant, E. Groves. QD FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA The history of one of the newest chapters of the Future Teachers of American began on September 20, 1958, when Mr. Holycross, who became sponsor of the club, called a meeting of all juniors and seniors planning to become school teachers. These thirty students became charter members, and at the first meeting elected the following officers: Susan Smith, president: Darlene Metzger, vice-president: Linda Lawrence, secretary: Linda Murbach, treasurer: Barbara Paulus, librarian: Vincent Yoder, parliamentarian: Stan Meyer, reporter: Carol Kessler, historian: Julianne Leas, song leader. Miss Carver's feelings were inexpressable when the LEFT TO RIGHT: Susan Smith, president: Darlene members unanimously voted to name the club presented Metzger, vice-president: Linda Murbach, treasurer: a pin and made an honorary member of the club during and Linda Lawrence, secretary. an impressive candle-light ceremony in October. Determined to make this new club rate highly among Columbia City Joint High Schoo1's organizations, officers and other members co-operated with Mr. Holy- cross while learning the many aspects of school teaching. ROW ONE: Mr. Holycross. sponsor: Susan Smith, Darlene Metzger, Linda Lawrence, Linda Murbach, Carol Kessler, Vincent Yoder. ROW TWO: Stan Meyer, Marge Poffenberger, Bill Schwartz, Julie Leas, Mary Ann Marckley, Barry I-lurtt, Pat Mote, Irene Bridegam, Susan Gambrell. ROW THREE: Allan White, Jim F eit, Kathy Mitchell, Beth Ramsey, Judy Whiteleather, Lucy Langohr, Connie Keppler, Jody Walter, Alice Johnson, Dotty Erne. ROW FOUR: Jennie Stump, Karen Clawson, Lenna Rouse, Beverly Barrick, Sylvia Dygert, Barbara Paulus. 40 STUDENT COUNCIL FRONT ROW: Miss Cotterly, Adviserg Larry Ummel,Presidentg Dave Benzinger, Vice-President, Sally Walter, Secretary, Susan Nix, Treasurer, Vincent Yoder, Reporter, Mr. King, Adviser. ROW TWO: Denny Michels, Jim Fleck, Jim Feit, Marilyn Hire, Linda Reese, Jaralee Maggart, Lydia Argerbright, Susan Erne, Brenda Reeg. ROW THREE: John Grant, Lyle Kelsey, Bill Pettigrew, Tom King, Becky Cable, Lucy Langohr,Judy White1eather,Jane Alter, Dave Doudt, Steve Zumbrum. ROW FOUR: Doug Snyder, Terry Ward, Dave Mowry, Roy Smith, Bob Smith, John Thomson, John Lillich. LEFT TO RIGHT: Sally Walter, Secretary: Dave Benzinger, Vice-P residentg John Lillich, Pa rl ia - mentariangLarryUmme1, President: Vincent Yoder, Reporter, Susan Nix, Treasurer. In order to provide a backing for school organizations nd have a voice in school policies, a Student Council was rganized this year composed of a representative from each ome room and the presidents and vice-presidents of each lass. Members were kept busy during the basketball season elling concessions and ushering. The council also financed fan bus to the regionals at Elkart and voted to send next ear's cheerleaders to cheerleading camp, in addition to pro- Lding many other services to our school. Officers this year were: Larry Ummel,PresidentgDavid enzinger, Vice-P residentgwally Walter,SecretarygSusanNi.x, reasurerg John Lillich, Parliarnentarian. 41 gt., SEATED: Marilyn Hire, Vice-P resident, Becky Cable, Sharon Jones, President, Barbara Hood, Secretary- treasurer. STANDING: Al Poffenberger, Susan Smith, Linda Murbach, Sharon Meyers, Phyllis Parent, Cathy Bockelman, Carolyn Rosen, Connie Shapp, Sandra Chapman, Charlotte Bauer, Marcia Herbst, Mr. Duffield, Sponsor. Commercial Club Officers: Sharonjones, President M E B Barbara Hood, Secretary, Marilyn Hire, Vice- President. Double spacing, really? But I just can't ' transcribe my notes! Must debits always equal credits? Fifteen outstanding commerce students have avoided needing to answer these previously asked questions, striving each day to make their papers letter perfect. After several months of hard work, they met the standards of Commercial Club: to type 45 words a minute for ten minutes with ten or less errors, to earn straight A's in bookkeeping for one semester, or to take five minutes of dictation in shorthand at 60 words a minute and transcribe it with 98010 accuracy. A three-year member, Sharonl ones, was elected president of the organization. Marilyn Hire served as vice-president, and Barbara Hood was secretary- treasurer. As in previous years, the club bought typing and shorthand pins, certificates for bookkeeping students with A's for one semester, and the Gregg Memorial Medal for the outstanding shorthand student. Mr. Duffield awarded these honors to the qualifying students at Honor Convocation. W 42 SPANISH CLUB FRONT ROW: P. Williams, R. Fisher, B. Eckert, D. Geyer, J. Strouse, K. McLean, S. Walter. SECOND ROW: B. Bezner, J. Plattner, J. Vogley, P. Cotterly, C. Roe, J. Leininger, P. Thompson, J. Farmer M. Snyder. THIRD ROW: L. Daseler, C. Hollingsworth, P. Cramer, president, K. Estlick, S. Peterson M. Markley, M. Herrick, M. Hartley, D. McKinney, M. Snodgrass. FOURTH ROW:J. Lillich, J. Kniss K. Musselman, J. Michels, B. Morsches, J. Nichols, L. Anderson, R. Ashbaugh, W. Phillips. FRONT ROW: Miss Cotterly, sponsor, V. Clark. SECOND ROW: K. Johnson, B. Stump, J. Hauser. THIRD ROW: L. Langohr, C. Keppler, J. Walter, vice-president, R. Clark, J. Grant, R M. F rank. G. Jagger, K. Weeks, A. Poffenberger, J. Travelbee, L. Wilkinson B. Smith, S. Smith, D. Cotterly, M. Hire, C. Kessler, J. Stellhorn T. Rehrer, B. Snodgrass, J. Whiteleather, C. Fry, L. Argerbright D. Metzger, A. Wiendehoeft. FOURTH ROW: B. Gerig, D. Waugh Hersey, E. Ostermeyer, S. Krider, J. Felt, I. Grant, L. Pequignot Who's going to win the game tonight? CC Eagles! chanted the cheering block in unison as a huge golden eagle emerged from the card section with C-O-L-U- M-B-I-A C-I-T-Y E-A-G-L-E-S spelled out by the top and bottom rows. Under Miss Adkin's supervision, the cheering block CHEERING BLOCK was organized with 120 girls, clad in black sweaters and gloves. The card section was co-ordinated with many new yells, and throughxmuch practice and enthusiasm the entire school was proud of the successful organization of this first Columbia City Eagles cheering block. The cheering block keep time in unison as they provide half time entertainment. 5 ' 5 5 N? Ly . . . QA ' 1 f , Q, 'mmf 'fifsifizii'If5,,g'i511s., f ' W f 1' 9 ,, , I, mx .Nff':'iF'L ' - ' f ' , W l L W f A -- lf, ,Q L f W ' M 4 f- ' - Q -2 3 -W . Q. ri? er- 3fy1gg3,Q52pi?ss3jQ,:: AM M., A I f A , ' fx - M' 5' nil V, E?5E.3'iil!'555?::' .... H 1 EW ww . . a Q f W W ,K 5 us?-Qkfigwg 1 , Y' ' E6 'f A in QL., I A V, ..,g.g1.,, . ' . A K - . X .,,,A W, gf Q .f3-.,3g,-- Q, L x , '- ri i ,Q S - .3 rig? JW A mg I: , , ' S T' ' 1535 Q dvx-41,4 DIVERSIFIED OCCUPATIONS SEATED: Pat Mote, Irene Bridegam,CindyCrampton,SharonNix, Betsy Ross, Judy Will, Karen VanDeman, Cathy Bockleman, Carol Sievers, Kay Paulus. STANDING: Mr. Shipman, Sponsor, Larry Marshall, Verlin Mosher, Bob Ernst, Marlin Leininger, Dick Vanderford, Harry Engle, Carl Downing, DeVon Schuman, Larry Lehman. Kay Paulus and Betsy Ross apply proper nursing techniques on Mrs. John Fries while Miss Shirley Gates, head nurse, supervises. Broadening her secretarial abilities, Karen Van- Deman listens carefully to Mr. Yager's dictation. Mr. Ed Mustakes, X-ray technician at the Linvill Clinic, instructs Devon Schuman on the X-ray equipment. 46 Verlin Mosher and his employer, Mr. Gal- Harry Engle picks up a few pointers from Don breath, are engrossed in this electronical device. Chapman at Schrader's Garage. The twenty-one members of Diversified Cooperative Education helped to determine their futures through on-the-spot training in the lines of work they wished to enter. During the school year, the sponsor, Mr. Shipman, and members explained the program to various organizations outside the schooL Speeches and slides urged employers to hire the students either during their senior year or after they were graduated. Diversified Cooperative Education also had its parties and other social activities. The group sold refreshments at track meets, had picnics, and sponsored its annual dance. A banquet for members, parents, employers, and trainers ended the club's year. The officers were: Larry Marshall, Presi- dentg Carol Sievers, Vice-P residentgCathyBock- elman, Secretary-Treasurer. Mr. Ramp gives a look of approval as Marlin Leininger shows promising qualities of becoming a farm mechanic. HALLOWEEN QU EEN Karen Berger, Halloween Queen On October 31, Karen Berger was crownedHaJloween These girls and their escorts were: Sharon O'Brien, Queen by Superintendent Edward Glenn at the 4-H Center. senior, Doug Mundtg Anita Yohe, junior, ,Terry Putman: Through an election the week before, one girl Kathy McLean, sophomore, Vance Browng and Nancy from each class was chosen for the queen's court. Miller, freshman, Terry Ward. 48 HALLOWEEN COURT Anita Yohe, Iunior Attendant. Sharon O'Brien, Senior Attendant. Kathy McLean, Sophomore Attendant. Nancy Miller, Freshman Attendant. ATHLETICS if: 5 . S 5 Q? SQ L s 'fm if f f Q . .2 3 K 5' W ' -wr . - Wifi, ' N Q Q in limi gf ' '3f U X W ' x v A f wi 2 ga' j .,1i, 3? Y gi' fs Q it vs if 5 ,w P4 X i . 3 45? , 5 i 3 xv ix ig ,A bw gfkmifz Q mi: N fr az' QQ 5 E 'Q S4 v 1 . HX 1 g ..., .. X fa If rf, M ... n ,Q Q if Mfr V f ' 5, mi, ii .. SWE' .Eklliil K Jlfw L , K is M K Q! . ' is -1 .,LL : -f - ,, V,.Lk V !v ,. ,. ,gf if h 5 3 z - A , ' 5 I I I f . ygii W' K x..1 .-2 47k, KM 13 ' , as Q I R' xv 5 9 as we QE L 1 ff? If we E we 'gg , i AZ. , ,Qi as Wx -. N 442 s win, . H5 Q' R. r 5 E ,ip 1 15 Q 'M 5 2' rr E A W' M1 wi gm 3' ,,M M 1 'wr F 9 S '7 M 5 ,E W Kd Q h Nw MAY .7 3 mf gm ,ne v I S4 ,TW s e ff2w is Q V . , my h . T13 : ' ' h ' h 1 . if ' mi V h f Ivt X x x 1 :kV. E23 gt! Q R . Q if f 5 E A ji K':'.' ,'f' ,L Q 'A 5 5:3 K YE I . 4 1 3 ' ,':eg . i I , ff 4 ' P 4 B X V251 , ,,.f.:mQ-Qi ,E Y? my ,gy qw W A V3-fzi. E? L K Y Y Af QE? ajfg-5:4 I M, .,,35Z,. I ' ifkig 34' if 1 .v,bEr,w: 1 V xgaim - MQ , H 'K 1 'k',' 5 ' K :xv f .57 f- , Q ,Mg 'if L . V V , K K , .. L.-f P' ,1, f - ,.,, , f , , X .4 , x A , . 4. if f 6 Q 3 ' X, I ' Jn ' 5 X 1 .XE 'M M J .xi 'B gm , , uf Y wr 1 4? igsfg SAO A. .4 W - 1 f1m,fX.L2: 5-L sflbm, ,Q TW-E V? if iff C. f 'Tl une L'Q72fw 'renal ,n t I :U f, ii ffl fe RESERVES, ROW ONE, Left to Right: Coach Willey, C. Luther, K..Tackson, T. Tompson, F. Knisely, R. Smith, S.Zumbrun. ROW TWO: M.Blain, student manager, B. Kethcart, J. Loe, P. Pulley, M. McNamara, L. Butcher, J. Sims. ROW THREE: L. Anderson, B. Smith, T. Reare, M. Bittel, D. Rouch, T. Hively, M. Kyler, D. Beeching. ROW FOUR: R. Eberhard, S. Hile, T. King, S. Meyers, A. Spencer, E. Bunger, D. Mdloy. RESERVES STRIVE TO BECOME LETTERMEN With the new football field yet to be laid out near the high school, the squad practiced and played all home games at DevolField. The season began with a loss to Nappanee, but we regained hope at our second game at Concordia, which ended in a tie.Fiery action was seen against Decatur, but our one-point victory was surpassed by the more climactic results against our greatest conference foes, the Warsaw Tigers. Despite rain, the Eagles returned to Columbia City that night with a 18-'7 victory and fans filled with pride. Turnout among fans was exceptional this year. Next year we hope for an even greater backing and a winning season. The coach, Richard Crampton, after a football season had started, stated the team gave everything they had, and the games they lost were not lost because of lack of effort but lack of experience. Honorable mention should be made to the busiest members of the team, the managers: Bob Ernst, Dallas Coyle, John Travelbee, and Lowell Pequignot. Terry Ward waits for his chance to carry l the ball. FOOTBALL LETTERMEN, FRONT ROW: L. Zumbrum, R. Smith, R. Clark, J. Wise, W. Brueckner, I. Phillips, H. Harris, R. Fisher, D. Doudt. SECOND ROW: T. King, T. Goodrich, J. Grant, B. Leach, K. Stickler, B. Orr, B. Schwarz, L. Faulkner, D. Waugh. 1958 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE C.C. 6 -14 Nappannee C.C. 13-13 Concordia C.C. 20-21 New Haven C.C. 38- 6 Bluffton C.C. 7 -26 Huntington C.C. 19-26 Kendallville C.C. 14-13 Decatur C.C. 13- 7 Warsaw One Bluffton man sprawls after an unsuccessful attempt at a tackle and 'Ron Smith is free to dig in and drive for the end zone. RESHMAN TEAM SHOWS PROMISING QUALITIES FRESHMAN SQUAD, ROW ONE, Left to Right: Coach Willey, K. Jackson, F. Knisely, R. Smith, M. Blain, Student manager. ROW TWO: S. Zumbrun, D. Beeching, T. Tompson, C. Luther, D. Rouch. ROW THREE- M. Bittel, T. Rehrer, T. Hively, L. Anderson, M. Kyler, B. Smith. A 5, -. L ef a ., ,L ,QQ T' QQ E 1 pt,-,WH W 9 fl Jr ? k s av i t 5,3513 gym , -UV' md L my ll 2 --J RR Wye -ii ,S Ml' 1 S. e' i Ki fm - 1 f' 'H Q f M 2- f K I M! ' B N Q V 'stil 4 VKP xg t,: sgi , . ' 'sv' A g Q1 Q , A n Q EEE ' 1 . ,, gzuflg i! Q Q? U i :K X V ' gf 'X l :Q 5 ,fjjg4f 2 H 1 Q oncoming Concordia Cadets. The ball is framed tween the uprighrs, anxious Eagle faces query: Is it through? THE EAGLES IN ACTION be - and In mid -air Larry Marshall tucks the ball in- to the arms of Bill Orr in a play during the last 30 seconds of the Decatur game. A Maroon and Gold player is tackled, but it's too late. The Eagles have made another touchdown. PLAYING THEIR LAST GAME Ron Smith, Kent Stickler, Bill Orr, Ed Wagoner. Bart Toomey, Bob Leach, Jerry Putnam, Terry Goodrich. W Larry Marshall, Mark Frank, Roger Fisher. ry. 'T' My AL. .ln Jim Grant, Harvey Harris, Lynn Faulkner x 2 Q' EAGLES NEIC CHAMPS, SECTIONAL WINNERS COLUMBIA CITY VARSITY, KNEELING: Jerl Kniss, Lynn Barnes, Ed Wagoner, and Bill Orr and Roger Fisher, managers. STANDING: John Lillich, Larry Marshall, Bill Schwartz, Bob Sutton, Larry Ummel, Al Esterline, Lynn Faulkner, Kent Stickler, Coach Mark Hammel. The Eagles played the first year in the new gym with a vengeance, carrying on an inspired kind of game that few opposing teams such as Bluffton, New Haven, Concordia and Nappanee, who defeated C.C. during the '57-'58 season, found themselves trailing when the buzzer ended another fourth period. The Eagles ran away with the Four Way Tourney, defeating the Wolf Lake Wolves 89-63 in the final game. Columbia City lost to Huntington and then proceeded to make up for the loss by defeating eleven teams in a row. The mighty Eagles' winning streak was broken by the Fort Wayne Central Catholic team. This game with Central Catholic was a real thriller - it was tied nineteen times, and the Eagles held the lead in several places. Columbia City lost, but Central Catholic left Bishop Luers Gym with a man-sized respect for the Eagles. It was fitting that the maroon and gold team should make the '58-'59 season the beginning of many tritunphsg for the team was coming from a new school, practicing and playing in a new 5500.000 gymnasium, and was being instructed by a new coach who just was not used to being defeated. The Eagles under Mr. Hammel found themselves rated number one in the area according to the Fort Wayne News Sentinel's ratings at the end of the season, and were ranked that way 8 out of the 13 weeks that the ratings were carried. This same paper also selected Mr.l-lammel as Area Coach of the Year. This confidence in Columbia City was well founded as sectional and regional tournament play showed. In the sectional no one came closer than eleven points to beating the Eagles, and in the regional Columbia City registered an upset victory over Elkart with a 63-46 win. More glory carrie to the Maroon and Gold when the North-eastern Indiana Conference trophy was presented to them. The Eagles were undefeated in the NEIC. The reserves showed they had what it takes, too. They easily walked off with the B team tournament at Manchester, and missed having a perfect record by only one game. So, with the glories of the '58-'59 season to take pride in for years to come, and the promise of just as victorious a season for 1959 and 1960, it may be said that Columbia City's fans were very well satisfied, indeed. 5.1 5 ' 9 ... if Ss K 3 , E .:,, K 3 Q ., X 5 gli? gi' 5 1 I ls 3 Q 'Q 6.gQl?! , .A , -pfwfng A ,gfvsysf , 4 iq. M' 5'a'f!?' Vid? ' Aga, ,.., 1. wer' ix K , a- 1 I W. ,Y i I 251,-mlm! 2 , f ,:.: 34 6 Q ig, W3 1 W, . ZAA. A ,c 4 y 'ws X9 -s Q 4 ,,A, ,MU ,vvlmw-.,,N K ,ska . A L - - -Q ? I , i f 5:2 M1 M gs SE , . if Q ugh. . Q if 'RQ 4 X3 RESERVES, FRONT ROW: Jerry Beck, Lynn Workman, Dennis McCoy, Joe Pittenger, Jim Simms. ROW TWO: Wayne Brueckner, Rex Schrader, Ronnie Eberhard, Kenny Smith. ROW THREE: David Mowrey, Tom King, Dick Waugh, Stanley Myer, Coach Richard Cramptorl. RESERVES WIN MANCHESTER TOURNEY Pierceton Huntington Angola Ligonier South Whitley Bluffton New Haven Nappanee Concordia Warsaw-Tourney Rochester-Tourney Central Catholic Wabash LaGrange Butler Warsaw Albion Kendalville Decatur Manchester wo n won won won won won won won won won won lost won won won won won won won won That's Lynn Workman lunging for a rebound in the reserve game against Warsaw. The reserves lost only one game during the entire season. ,fg .,, mf O N 2 ,Wm f x , fff fi' jg ag- ff'w . .afzff-ff? .P . Q? K 'RSF Q K Q 'L ' rt , 6 , 'lv' JE Z .gf f ,V .uf 4 'Q s f f 'iWiH 5 ! Celebrating sectional champs toast their coach flncidentally if you're wondering why Mr. Hamme1's Mentone put up quite a fight during the first three quarters of the final game of the sectional but just couldn't weather the attack of the mighty Eagles in the fourth period. Larry Ummel is shown here boosting the Eagles score by another two points. CC CAPTURES SECTIONAL TITLE Pierceton won 65- Huntington lost 45- Angola won 71- Llgonier won 60- South Whitley won 68- Bluffton won 62- New Haven won 66- Decatur won 56- Churubusco-tourney won 66'- Wo1fLake-tourney won 89- N Manchester won 72- Nappanee won 6'7- Concordia won 5'7- lost lost won won won won won won won won won lost ch Hammel well deserved the honor of cutting the last nd from the sectional basket He had brought the team n a 5 15 record to a 21 4 season and a sectional cham- Bill Schwartz takes his turn in the net-cutting ceremony. Schwartz made 31 points against Warsaw in tournament play. esturing emphatically to express their Joy at their triumph these Eagles SPRING SPORTS TRACK LETTERMEN, FRONT ROW: Harvey Harris, David Doudt, A1Poffen- berger. STANDING: Bob Ernst, Richard Farmer, ,T im Ferguson, J' ack Phillips Jer1Kniss, Larry Sheets, Coach Ray Moore. GOLF LETTERMEN: Coach Her- schell King, Dick Schrader, DeVon Schuman, Tom King. 68 BASEBALL LETTERMEN, FRONT ROW: Coach Richard Crampton, Art I-linen, Dallas Coyle, David Doudt, .Tack Phillips, Ed Wagoner, Lynn Barnes, Mike Barnes. BACK ROW: Dick Schrader, Lynn Feller, Larry Sheets, David Mowrey, Steve Hollenbauyt, Bob Sutton, John Lillich, Tom King, Bill Orr. Continuing the enthusiasm of the previous activities this year, the spring sports of track, golf, and baseball were well supported by both spectators and' participants. The track team, with its new coach, Ray Moore, was in top shape for its thirteen meets that were scheduled for this year. The first meet was held on the first of April, and the team was well prepared with nine returning lettermen and many other enthusiastic students, who participated in the running and field events. Many of the lettermen were those who came from Coesse and Jefferson Center. With three returning lettermen, several others with previous experience, and several novices, the golf team, under coach King, faced its competition. This year the team consisted of a large number of freshmen and sophomores in relation to last year's team. After playing several teams, a conference meet was held at Decatur on May 2. At the end of the year letters were presented to the four outstanding players. After getting third place in the NEIC last year, the baseball team returned to its fifth year of playing. With the admission of Angola, the Conference was re- organized and each team played the other teams only once. The schedule this year included such teams as Warsaw, Concordia, Kendalville, Bluffton, New Haven, Decatur, Angola, and Wolf Lake. This year's team was hard hitting with sixteen returning lettermen. Both the track and baseball teams are looking forward to a new field beside the new school. Its con- struction is scheduled to begin later this year. 69 GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Hurry! Get it! shouts Beverly Walters to Carol Hearld as Roberta France races toward the ball. Other G.A. A. members, FRONT ROW: Paula Cotterly, Margaret Hartley, Janice Hindbaugh. ROW TWO: Sharon McCoy, Julianne Leas, Carol Roe, Jenny Zumbrun, Sylvia Dygert. 70 G. A. A. and B. A. A. sponsors, Miss Adkins and Mr. Moore. The Boys' Athletic Association is organized each year to provide wholesome activity and recrea- tion for all interested boys not participating in varsity basketball. This year the B.A.A. was organized with a total of 130 boys taking advantage of the opportunity to play on a basketball team. These boys were divided into twelve teams. Each team played all other teams once during the season making a total of eleven games for each team. At the end of the season a tournament was held to determine the league champion. Arms fly as players jump for the rebound in an exciting game between the Hawks and the Bullfrogsl This was typical of the enthusiasm dis- played by all ofthe participants in this year's B.A.A. BOYS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION FRONT ROW: D. Snyder, B. Kethkart, J. Fleck, L. Zwick, R. Smit, L. Kreider, J. Phillips, D. Hearld, T. Herbst. SECOND ROW: T. Meyer, J. Karst, J. Feit, B. Leach, R. Hess, R. Killian, J. Coolman, R. Schantz, L. Lehman. THIRD ROW: I. Wise, M. Frank, T. Fahl, P. Pulley, D. Coyle, C. Addis, R. Clark, D.Gravcs, M. Wagoner. FOURTH ROW: R. Groves, J. Geiger, B. Orr, T. Goodrich, E. MoCoy, J. Gram D. Schrader, I. Putman, B. Toomey, R. Herron. 1 72 FRONT ROW: A. Hinen, D. Doudt, D. Schrader, R. Nierman, H. Harris, M. Blain, B. Laux, D. Snyder SECOND ROW: M. Barnes, L. Knafel, A. Spencer, P. Karst, T. Ward, B. Snodg1'aSS. K- Hess. E- OSICF' meyer, F. Fahl. THIRD ROW: G. Felger, T. Beard, R. Dornick, A. Burnham, R. Robbins, D. Myers J, Hyndman, .T. Kimmel, L. Harris. FOURTH ROW: E. Smith, T. Thomson, D. Watson, J. Loe, K. Sherman J, Ward, L, Zumbrun, J. Walker, R. Smith, D. Mundt. FRONT ROW: J. Hartley. I. Van Wey, G. Jagger, S. Zwick, A. Shilling, R. Smith, C. Sheets, J. Begue. SECOND ROW: R. Farmer, W. Phillips, H. Zeigler, B. Maslyk, L. Sheets, S. Hile, D. Wilcoxon, M. Street, G. Slagal. THIRD ROW: P.Hosler, L.Hil1, A. Kaufman, A. Poffenberger, J. Ferguson, L. Farber, D. Sheets, L. Feller, R. Jackson. FOURTH ROW: J. Farmer, J. McCoy, N. Minnick, M. Leininger, J. Knisley, J. Schaper, J. Grant, J. Couch, S. Hollenbaugh, V. Yoder. 9 Football Cheerleaders: Linda Dase1er,BarbaraHood, Sharon O'Brien, Judy Ummel, Mary Ann Markley. KNEELING: Barry Hurtt. S X Basketball Varsity Cheerleaders: Judy Ummel, Linda Daseler, Sharon O'Brien, Barbara Hood, Mary Ann Markley. Reserve Basketball Cheerleaders: Marsha Peterson, Judy Leininger, Bonnie Bezner. 'll PEC PLE a' ' 1-INN W f - 2. 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V, iff!! ri 'wr , I , f FORD FLECK Chemistry, Physics RICHARD CRA MPTON FOREST FRUITS English, Speech, Debate BARBARA COTTERLY English, Spanish Civics, History, Football Coach, Baseball Coach, Reserve Basketball Coach THOMAS DREW Mechanical Drawing, Shop Wood Work 79 ELAINE HOLYCROSS Typing, General Business, Office Practice RALPH JOHNSON Drivers' Training, Geography GEORGE KIND Art, Freshman Basketball Coach DMVUI TRMNING fi Coarlesy of RADER SONS MARK HAMMEL Boys' Physical Education, Health, Varsity Basketball Coach, Reserve Football Coach. RUDOLPI-I HOLYCROSS Civics, Vocational Inform ation Www.. L GLOIS SCHRADER English, Typing, Journalism CHARLES LUTHER Biology, General Mathematics, Health HAZEL MUNNS Vocal Music Supervisor RAY MOORE English, Dramatics, Track Coach 55- 81 ROBERT SHARPE Instrumental Music Supervisor JULIA SNODGRASS Engllsh M32 Q ROBERT SHIPMAN Machine Shop, Diversified Occupations IRENE SHULL Solid Geometry, Plane Geometry, Algebra THELMA SNYDER General Mathematics, Algebra, Geometry. WILLIAM WILDER Vocational Agriculture MARGUERITE STULTZ Librarian ROGER STORCK MAN Assistant Band Director LOIS WALTER Latin, English LEON ALTER Agriculture, Biology NANCY BOYD BERNITA ADKINS History, English BEVERLY BAKER Home Economics Health :sr Girls' Physical Education Typing iii BERNICE CARVER af, Algebra Commercial Mathematics Trigonometry Mrs. Lanier and Mrs. Lorber, Secretaries to the Superintendent. Mrs. Geyer, Secretary to Mr. Gandy. S AFF Mrs. Fulk Office Clerk KITCHEN STAFF, Left to Right: Mrs. Ferguson, Head Dietitian, Mrs. Will, Mrs. Hively, Mrs. Herbst, Mrs. Link. NIGHT JANITORS: Mr. Wilkinson Mr. Daley. CUSTODIANS: Mr. Walker, Mr. Herron, Mr. Quinn, Mr. Coy, Mr. Carver. 85 SENICRS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS, Left to Right: Mr. Shipman and Miss Carver, Sponsorsg John Lillich, President, Vincent Yoder, Vice- Presidentg Linda Murbach, Secretary, Carol Sievers, Treasurer. As we, the 1959 graduating class of Columbia City Joint High School, look back over the last four years, we remember many things. We remember all the people, the classes, and the experiences which played such important parts in our high school days. we recall our eventful year as freshmen when, although we were made to feel very lowly, we had the time of our lives being slaves of the mighty seniors. Our memories include our sophomore year during which we sponsored the King Swing, decorated the audi- torium for Baccalaureate and Commencement, and buckled down to earn funds for the following year's reception. In our junior year, our efforts in selling candy, cookies, and magazines were rewarded by an unforgettable all-night prom. We left the old C.CJ .1-LS. building to eventually become the first class to graduate from our new and modern school. Beginning our senior year, we welcomed students from Coesse and Tefferson Center. making our class membership a grand total of one hundred thirty-six. We must admit that in our first few weeks as seniors we were not the dignified and stately people we had hoped to be. Instead, we wandered about the unmarred building as confused as the underclassmen. This was only a temporary condition, however. We soon became accustomed to the new routine, elected class officers, and settled down for our last year in high school. It was clirnaxed'by the senior play, the reception, and graduation. There have been many people who have helped to guide us through the last four years. We are grateful to all of them, especially our loyal and understanding sponsors, Miss Carver and Mr. Shipman. Now it is time to stop reminiscing and look to tomorrow. We must step forward into the future and, as the 1959 graduating class of Columbia City Joint High School, we are proud to announce that we are ready. .T ADAMS H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Press ub 3,4, Eagle 3,4, Bus- ess Manager 4, Class cretary 2. iAROLETTE BAUER nshine Society 1,2, 3,4, Jrnrnercial Club 4, oster Club 1,2,3,Cheer- ader 1,3. LREN BERGER nshine 3, 4, G. A. A. 3, Choir 3,4, Band 3, Prom :te nd ant 3, Halloween .een 4. LTHY BOCKELMAN H. A. 13 G. A. A. 1, Jmmercial Club 4, oster Club 1, 2, Choir 2, Band 1, 2, 3, C1358 cretary 1, 3, Class ce-President 3, Cheer- :der 2, D.C. E. 4, Sec- :ary 4. 'hgh-.,, BEVERLY BARRICK Sunshine Society 4, F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 4, F. T. A. 4. DAVE BENZINGER Basketball 1, B. A. A. 2, 3, Choir 1, 2, 3, Science Club 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4. BARBARA BITTNER Sunshine Society 3, 4, Press Club 4, Choir 2, Eagle 3, 4, Science Club 4. SU E BOYD Sunshine Society 1, G.A. A. l,2,3,4, Press Club 3, 4, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Eagle 3,4. 87 IRENE BRIDEGAM Sunshine Society 1,2, 39 F. H.A. 2,3g G.A.A. 1.2: Band l,2,3g F.T.A. 4: D. c. E. 4. VANCE BROWN Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4g Science Club 4g Football lg Basketball 1. KAREN CONRAD Sunshine Society 3,4g F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 G. A. A. 35 Press Club 3, 4, Vice- President 3, Booster Club 35 Eagle 3,4, Assistant Edi- tor 4g Science Club 4, Sec- retary 45 Class Secretary lg Girls' State Alternate 3. JERRY COOPER 88 STEVEN BROMMER F.F.A. 1,2,a,4. THOMAS CLARK Booster Club l,2,3g F.l A. 2,3g Choir l,2,3gBar 1,2g Science Club 4g Bas ketball 1. JERRY COOLMAN Press Club 4g B. A. A. 3,1 Eagle 4. NANCY CORMANY Sunshine Society 2,3,4 F.H.A. l,2,3,4g F.'r.A 4. IANE COTTERLY mshine Society 1, 2, 3, 4, ice-President 35 Booster lub 2, 3, 4, Secretary- reasurer 3, Glee Club lg Janish Club 1, 2, 3, 4, An- ral 3,4g Eagle 3, F. T. A. Girls' State 3. NDA DASELER ramatics Club 4, Presi- :nt 4g G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4g ess Club 4, Cheerleader 4, Forurn3,4: N. F. L. 4, Secretary-Treasurer Glee Club lg Choir2,3, :be Mistress 2g Spanish lub 1, 2, 3, 4, Annual 3,4, Editor 4, Science lub 4g Girls' State Alter- Lte 3. ENNETH DITTMER F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. ONNA DOW NING lnshine Society 1, 2, 3, G. A. A. 4. CINDY CRA MPTON Sunshine Society 1,3,4g Band 1,2,3,4g F. T. A. 4. JANICE DEUTSCH F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Historian 2, Secretary 4, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Eagle 45 Class Sec- retary 3, CARL DowN1NG 1-'.F. A. 2,3,4g Band 1,2g Basketball 2, 3g Baseball 2, 3: Track 2, 3. MARY ELLSWORTH Sunshine Society 4: G. A. A. 3,4g Choir 3. 89 HARRY LEE ENGLE F. F. A. 1,2, 3, D. O. 4. ALBERT EST ERLINE F. F. A. 2, 3, 4, Vice -Presi- dent 4: 'J' Club 2, 3g Choir 2, 35 Band 1, Science Club 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. RICHARD FARMER B. A. A. 4: F. F. A. 1,21 'C' Club 1, 2, Science Club 4, President 4, Track 1,2, 3, 4. GLEN FELGER B. A, A. 2, 3,4, Captain 33 Spanish Club 1,2, 3, 4, An- nual Editorial Staff 2,35 Basketball lgTrack 1,2,3. 90 BOB ERN ST 'C' Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Scienc Club 45 Basketball Man ager 1, 2g Football Man ager 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 3 4. KAREN ESTLICK Sunshine Society 1, 2, 3,4 Secretary 3g G. A. A. 1, 2 3,4, Spanish Club 2,3,4 President 3, Annual Busi ness Staff 4, Science Clul 4. LYNN FAULKNER B. A. A. 1. Football 1, 2, 3 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4g Tracl 2, 3: Science Club 4. LYNN FELLER B.A.A. 4. 1-'.F.A. 1,2,a 4, Basketball 1,2,3g Base- ball 1, 2, Chorus 1, 3 Volleyball 1,2. GER FISHER :ss Club 3, 4, Booster ub l,2,3,4g B.A.A. lg ' Club 3, Choir 1,2,3,4, gle 2, 3, Business Mana- r 3, Football 1,2,3,4g ack 1,2,3,4g Basketball Lnager 3,4g Boys' State ternate 3. .L FOSTER A. A. 2, 3. fIELIA ANN GAERTE nshine Society 1, 2, 3, 4: H. A. 1,2, 3,4g G. A. A. choir 3, 4. 'ARON GAYLORD nshine Society 2,3,4g H. A. 2,4, G, A. A. 2,3. SHARON FISHER Class Treasurer 1, 2, F. H. A. 1,2,3,4, Editor 3, Presi- dent 4g G. A. A. 3, 4. MARCUS FRANK B. A. A. 45 Forum 2, Span- ish Club 1, 2, 4, Vice-Presi- dent 2, Football 1,2, 4. SUSAN IRENE GAMBRELL G. A. A. 1, 2, 3,45 F. T. A 4, Dramatics Club 4. TERRY GOODRICH B. A. A. 43 F00tba11 4: Track 4, 91 JIM GRANT B. A. A. 4, Forum 1, 2, 4, Vice -President 2, N. F. L. 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres dent 4, C. Club 3,4, Bax 1, 2, 3, Sergeant 3, Spani: Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Boys' State I Track 1, 2, 3. HARVEY HARRIS B.A. A. 2, 3, 4, F. F. A 1,2,3, Forum 1, Footba 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2,3,4. MARCIA HBZBST F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Com mer-cial Club 4. ARTHUR HINEN Booster Club 1,2,3, F.F A. 1,2,3,4, Basketball 3 Baseball 3. AROLYN HINEN lnshine Society 1, 2, 3, 43 .A. A. 1,2, 3,4. YNTHIA HOFFMAN :nshine Society 1, 2, 3, 4g A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice- esident 3, Press Club 3, 1oir 1, 2, 3, 4g Eagle 3, 4. XRBARA HOOD .A.A. lg Commercial lub 2,3,4, Secretary- :easuner 4, Choir l,2, 3, Secretary 4g Spanish lub 1, Cheerleader 3,4g Lrls' Stare 3. AIL M. IAGGER A.A. 2,3,4g F. F. A. 2,3,4, Reporter4gEagle Science Club 4. MARILYN HIRE Sunshine Society 1,2,3,4g Commercial Club 2,3,4, Vice-President 43 Choir 1,45 Spanish Club 1, 2, Student Council 4. JERRY HOLLOWAY Science Club 4. BARRY HURTT Forum 1,2,3,4g N. F. L. 2,3,4, Vice-President 4, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Robe Master 3,45 Annual Busi- ness Staff 45 F. T. A. 43 Cheerleader 3, 43 Boys' State 31 King Swing 2g Dramatics Club 4, JANET JONES Sunshine Society 25 F. H. A. 2, 3, 4. 93 SHARON J ONES Sunshine Society 2,3,4g F. H.A. 1,2,3,4:G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4- Cornmercial Club 2,3,4, President 4. REBECCA KELLER Sunshine Society 1, 2, 3, 45 F. H. A. 2, 3, 4, F. T. A. 4. JAY KNISELEY B. A. A. 2, 3,43 F. F. A.. 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Basket- ball lg Track 3. BOB LEACH B. A. A. 4, 'C' Club 3 Spanish Club lg Science Club 4g Football 3,4g Base- bau 2, Basketball 1, 2. 94 GARY HOOVER Band 1, 2, 35 B. A. A. 1, 2 ELIZABETH KILGORE Sunshine Society 1,2,3, G. A. A. 1,2,4g Eagle 1, Science Club 4. IERL KNISS 'C' Club 1, 2, 35 Choir 1, 3, 45 Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, Annual Editorial staff 1, 3, Science Club 45 Baske ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, Track 3,4g Baseball 1, Golf 1,2, 3, Class Vic President 2. LARRY LEHMAN B. A. A. 45 D. O. 4. RLIN LEININGER .. A. 2, 3, 4, Captain '. F. A. 1,2,3,4, Sec- try 2, Vice -President Track 2, 3, 4. JDRA MALEY shine Society 2, 3g F. l. 1,2,3,4, Vice-Presi t 4, Secretary-Treas 1 3, Booster Club 1,2,3, sir l,2, F. T. A. 1,25 matics Club 4. LRY MARSHALL Club 35 Basketball 2, 3, 'ootball 1,2,3,4g Track 5 D. C. E. 4, President ,,-' lY MILLER mir 1,2, Science Club 5 Dramatics Club 4. JOHN CURDES LI.LLICH 'C' Club 2, 3, Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Annual Editorial Staff 1, 2,35 Science Club 4, Basketball 1,2,3,4g Base- ball 1,2,3,4g Boys State 3, Class President 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4, Parli- amentarian 4gCross Country 3, 4. MARY ANN MARKLEY G.A.A.2,3,4gForum3,4g N.F.L. 3,45 Choir 2,3,4g Glee Club 1, Spanish Club 1,2,3,4g F.T.A.4gCheer- leader 3,4. DARLENE METZGER G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Press Club 3,4, Secretary 35 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club l,2,3,4g F.T.A. 4, Vice-President 4, Annual Editorial Staff 2, 3,4. PAT MOTE Sunshine Society 2, 3, F. H. A. 1,2,3g Booster Club 1,2,3g Choir 1,2,3g Band 1: F. T. A. 4. 95 VERLIN MOSHER B. A. A. 2, 35 Science Club 45 D. C. E. 4. MYRNA MUSSLEMAN Sunshine Society 2,3,45 F.l-I. A. 1,2,3,4g G. A. A. 1, 2, 3,45 Science Club 4. SHARON MYERS Sunshine Society 1,2,3,4, Girls' Drill Team 2, 3, Commercial Club 4, Press Club 3,4g Eagle 2, 3, 4, Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4. RUTH MC CLAIN Sunshine Society 1,2gF. H. A. 1.2. G. A. A. 1,2. 96 LINDA MURBACH G. A. A. 1,2, 3, 4, Presi dent 4, Commercial Clu 2, 3, 4, Choir l,2,3,4, Sec retary 2,35 Concert Ban 1, 2, 3, 45 Marching Ban l,2,3g Annual Ed itoria Staff 4g F. T. A. 4, Treas urer 4, Science Club 4 Girls' State 3, Pep Ban 1, 2,3, 4g Class Secretar 4. LOIS MYERS F. H. A. 1,2,3,4. JUDIE MC BRIDE Sunshine Society 1, 2, 3,4 F. H. A. l,2,3,4g G. A. A 1,2,3,4, Eagle 2,3,4. JACK MC COY B. A. A. 2,45 F.F.A. 1 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 3. RRY N ICH OLS A. A. 1, 2, Concert Band 2, 3, MarchingBand 1, 2, Dance Band 2, Football IARON NIX inshine 1, 2, 3, 4, D. O. Concert Band 2, 3, 4, arching Band 2, 3, 4, Pep .nd 3, 4. IARON O 'BRIEN nshine 1,2,3,4, Presi- nt 4, G. A. A. 1, 2, 35 noir 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish ub 1, 25 Halloween tendant1,2,3,4gCheer- ader 3,45 Drill Team 1. .L ORR A.A. 1,4g Choir 1,2, 4, Stage Manager 3, anish Club 1, Science ub 4, Football 1,2, 3,49 sketball 1, 2, 3, Manager Baseball 3, 4g Track 4. ROSS E. NIERMAN Booster 1, B. A.A 4, F, F. A. 1,2,3,4g Band 1,2, 3, Science Club 4gVolley- ban 3, 4. SUSAN NIX Sunshine Society 1, 2, 3,45 Concert Band2,3,4g March- ing Band 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4, Treasurer 4. EVELYN OGDEN NORMA IEAN OVERHOSLER Sunshine Society 1,2,3g F. H. A. 1,2,3,4g Spanish Club 1. 97 PHYLLIS PARENT Class Treasurer 1, 2, Choir 2,4, Booster Club lg Com- mercial Club 4, G. A. A. 23 F. H. A. 2,45 Sunshine Society 4. SH ARON PET ERS ON Sunshine 1, 2, 3, 4g G. A. A. 1,2,3,4, Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Columbian Business Staff 1, 2. RICHARD EUGENE PLATTER Basketball 2, 3. LARRY PRESTON B. A. A. 1, 3, Football 1, 25 Track 1. 98 KAY PAULU S Sunshine Society 1,2, 3,1 G. A. A. 1,2,3,4g D. O. 1 BILL PETTIGREW B. A. A. 4: F. F. A. 1,2, 4, President 4, Scienc Club 4, President 4, Boy State 3, Student Council Basketball 1,35 Crc Country 3. AL POFFENBERGER Commercial Club 3, B.A.A. 2,33 Captain Spanish Club 4, Basketb 1,35 Track 1,2,3,4g Cr Country 4. JERRY PUTMAN B. A. A. 43 Football 3, 4. CONNIE RADKE G. A. A. 1,2. BETsY Ross G. A. A. 2,3,4g D. o. 4. ALLEN SCHILLING B. A. A. 3g F. F. A. 4, Treasurer 45 Basketball 1. DEVON SCHUMAN Band 1, 2, 3, Eagle 2, 3, Science Club 4, President 4g Diversified 4, Golf Team 3,4. 99 SHARON SCOTT F. H. A. l,2,3,4g Choir 1, 2,3,4. LARRY SHEETS Booster Club 1, 2, 3, F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, Track 3. ANN SMITH Sunshine Society 25 Eagle 4. LEROY SMITH B.A.A. :3,4, F.F.A. 1,2, 3,4. 100 DAVID SHEETS B.A.A. 2,3,4:F.F.A. 1 2,3,4. CAROL SIEVERS F.H.A. 1,2,3gG.A.A. 1 2, 3, Science Club 4, Sec- retary 45 D.O. 4, Vice- Presiderit 45 Class Treas- urer3,4g Library Aide 3,4 LULA BELLE SMITH F.H.A. 2,a,4. RONNIE SMITH B. A. A. 2,4gBasketba1 1,3g Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 3. SAN SMITH A. A. 1,2,3,4, Secretary Commercial Club 3,45 :ss Club 45 Booster 35 N. L.. 45 Spanish Club 1,2, L5 Annual Editorial Staff 1, Assistant Editor 45 F. A. 4, President 45 Prom tendant 35 American ld Service Exchange dent 3. IDA SOOY rshine Society 45 G. A. 45 Booster Club 35 Forum Zhoir 45 Spanish Club lg ence Club 1. NALD STA NLEY '. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Science lb 4. NN A SULLIVAN shine Society 2, 3, 45 :cert Band 1, 2, 3, 45 :ching Band 1,2, 3,4. BECKY SNODGRASS G. A. A. 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 2,3,4. DENNIS SOUD ER Forum 1, 2, 3, 4, President 45 N. F. L. 1,253,115 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Corporal 1,2, Lieutenant 45 Pep Band 1, 2,3,45Dance Band lg Dra- matics Club 4. KENT STICK LER FOIUITI 45 N.F.L. 45 C. Club 2,3, Secretary 35 Choir 1,25 Science Club 45 Football 1,45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 Golf 2,3,45 Cross Country 35 Boys' State 35 Class Vice -President 3. JANE THOMSON Sunshine Society 1,2,3- G.A. A. l,2,35 Choir 1,2, 3,45 Spanish Club 1, 25 Annual Business Staff 1,2, 3. 101 BART TOOMEY B. A. A. 2, 3, 4, Science Club 4, Football 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Golf 3,4. KAREN VANDEMAN Sunshine Society 1, 2, 3, 4, F. H. A. 2,3, G. A.A. 1,2: Drill Team 2, 3. ROGER W AG NER B.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Concert Band 1,2,3, Marching Band 1,2,3, D.O. 4, ELIZ ABETH W ALKER Sunshine Society 1, 2, 3, 4, F. H. A. 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, G. A. A. 4, choir2,3,4, Librarian 4, Robe Mistress 3. T02 LARRY UMMEL C. Club 3, Science Club 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, Cross Country 3, Boys ' State 3, Student Cou n cil 4, President 4, Class Vice- President 2. DICK VANDERFORD Booster Club 2, F. F. A. 3, Choir 3, Basketball 1 Track 1. EDDIE WAGONER Booster Club 1,2,3, F.F A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 1 Basketball 1,2,3,4,Footba1 4, Baseball 1,2, 3, 4, Trac 1,2, 3, J Club 2,3, Treas urer 2, Class Secretary 1. SANDRA WALKER Sunshine Society 4, F.l A. 3, 4, G. A. A. 3, Booster Club 2, 3, Choir LENNA WALTER H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. LICE WIEDENHOEFT A. A. 1,2,3,4g Spanish lub 1, 2, 3, 4, Science lub 4. CK WOOD oster Club 1,25 B. A. A. F. F. A. 1,2, 3, 4, choir Science Club 45 Basket- 11 3. NCENT YODER oster Club 1,25 B.A.A. Forum 45 N. F. L. 43 oir 45 Eagle 45 F. T. A. Parliamentarian 4, 'Boys ate 33 Class President 2, ,ass Vice-President 4, sketball 1, 2, 3, Cross untry 39 Dramatics Club JU IORS JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS, Left to Right: Mr. Duffield and Mrs.Snodgrass, Sponsors: David Mowrey, Presidentg John Grant, Vice-P resident: .Tudy Hauser, Secretaryg Judy Umrnel, Treasurer. Just once in a blue moon do wehave such a dance! Cardboard blue moons in classrooms, cafeteria, and halls attracted every student's attention at our big junior dance in January, and resulted in a crowded dance hall the evening of the Nappanee basketball game. The Kick-Off Get-Acquainted dance was successfully sponsored by us in September, and considerably boosted the balance of our treasury. The selling of magazines highlighted the fund-raising campaign, and we enthusiastic juniors exceeded our 253,000 goal by 3210. Sylvia Dygert received a hi-fi set for selling the largest number of magazine subscriptions, and Jody Walter was awarded a wrist watch for being the second high seller. As March approached, we realized our responsibility of providing a junior-senior reception, com- mittees were appointed, and we plunged into our work with the usual anticipation of the best reception ever. To lead our class we elected David Mowrey, with John Grant as his assistant. Judy Hauser and Judy Ummel served as secretary and treasurer, respectively. 104 Carl Addis Mary Aker Lynn Argerbright Jim Alter Esther Auer Jean Bechtold Linda Bennett Barbara Berwert Edward Bierbaum Mike Blain Bonnie Blowers Judy Bowie Paul Brendel Ola Mae Brookover Wayne Brueckner Ed Bunger Becky Cable Bob Chandler Sandra Chapman Roger Clark Wayne Clark Karen Clawson Bob Cole Mike Collier Judy Corbin Janelle Conner Carolyn Cooper Dallas Coyle Pat Cramer Gene Curless Charles Davis David Doudt Mary Downing Sylvia Dygert Dick Egolf .. , ,M 4, 4: 41 .i 1 up Z , 1 , an Q 4. I 1 -B gl .N JW ' x as , A Q- 1 x X 1 , 3, C .ayl C F B ' , s:. is fg 'Q i:.r Q . f- Hr. E? x li 2 .. 5 2 3 A .A ,Sa 5 Ss 2 i is 5. , 'fizfgasi U? an aaa: W. il if U .. .. - , M -fs T a ' lS'ffiiS'vz . 11 as rg , . B ,, rf- grins . 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V r- is-,l -I fir 5 r sg , , I 5 - . f K Q ---- ' 3 I - K ,W K: s . 1 .mi gr. 1- fr a K N aff l 5 if , r S S M ri M T ' X- ,,. . ,A ar.. - X - ,Y iv Q ' - , gfxii l R , as ,, iz Q' 1 1' 5. as fr N'3SgQ if f 5 WX X - -51 Nur I I 107 i f fa 1 Q' G 3 M6 S sr t , , V+-egg as tar? s gg, E41 3' 3 if 4 M X it , it fs .wggb ,W 2 rw. ,, - - I ws? - .i Q , .. 1 aww fs -- . ,, nge S53 3, 'Ala Y. g J 4 4 ,u p sw , gt ,S r, 5553 W Us r x L, ,swf w K was 3 5 as ui 4 5 443 r if 5 s X 5 L E f W, ,VY '39 .mu x x K KE ilk' Ki is Shirley Pfeiffer Jack Phillips Margie Poffenberger Dick Pontius Paul Pulley Paul Radke Beth Ramsey Sandra Reed Brenda Reeg Paul Richey Bob Roberts Marie Roberts Lenna Rouse Pauline Rubrake Steve Schonefeld Bill Schwarz Kent Sherman Sharon Sickafoose Kenlynn Simon Rex Slagal Ray Smith Connie Snapp Mary Snyder Austin Spencer Jeanne Stellhorn Mike Steet Bonnie Stump Bob Sutton Dave Swineheart Betty Lou Taylor Bonnie Taylor Myrna Taylor Dave Thompson Judy Trout Judy Ummel Doris Vanderford Jim Van Wey Myron Wagoner Jack Walker Lynne Walker Jody Walter Richard Waugh Terry Ward Patty Welsheimer Roger Welsheimer Allan White Judy Whiteleather Tom Wigent Penny Williams Alberta Winebrenner Jim Wise Lynn Workman Juanita Yates Anita Yohe Hunter Zeigler Sharon Zink Lowell Zumbrum David Gaylord Apri127, 1942 November 23, 1958 1 I IN MEMORIAM SCDPHOMQRES SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Mr. Drew and Miss Adkins, Sponsorsg Doug Snyder, Presidentg J' im Fleck, Vice-Presidentg Jo Anna Putman, Treasurer, Barbara Eckert, Secretary. The Sophomore class, with 185 members, had the schoo1's largest enrollment. We entered our new school glad that we weren't freshmen, but we were as confused as any greenie those first few weeks. We elected Doug Snyder president of the class, and ,T im Fleck vice-president. Barbara Eckert was again voted secretary, and ,ToAnna Putman was our treasurer. With the help of our sponsors, Miss Adkins , and Mr. Drew, we planned projects to earn money, realizing that next year is our reception. The start of our activities was the Victory Ball, held after the last home football game. J ack Phillips and Linda Reese reigned as Duke and Duchess of the dance. Between games of the Holiday Tourney in January, we sponsored a sock hop in the gym. Tradition at CCIHS required that we supply flowers for Baccalaureate and Commencement exercises. 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John Pittenger, Joe Pittenger, Rita Pontzius, Bill Prior, Betty Putman, Jo Anna Quinn, Kent Raichart, Larry Ramsey, Roger Rarick, Richard Raupfer, Sharon Reed, Ron Reed, Sharon Reese, Linda Ressler, Janet Robbins, Richard Roberts, Richard Samuels, Sue Ann Schaper, Jerry Schrader, Rex Schrader, Richard Schubert, Pamela Shelton, Susan Sheets, Charles Shimer, Ned Sims, Jimmy Slagal, Gary Smith, Dale Smith, Edward Smith, Kenneth Snodgrass, Bill Snyder, Douglas Steele, Ray Strouse, Jean Stuersel, William Stump, Jennie Squires, Martha Taque, Sue Toomey, Marilyn Travelbee, John Tschantz, Richard Turpin, Joe walter, Beverly Walter, Sally Walters, Michael Ward, Jerry Watson, Denver Wigent, Nancy Wilcoxson, Don Wilhelm, Jim Wood, Diana Wolfe, Judy Wolfe, Ronald Yoder, Dennis Zwick, Steve -:slow .,-:Q 55 is 2, , -M. , as 7, ., ,wyrfw ff -I .,.. 1- fx 1 , if res 'ff ' lag 'gil R Q., mx, 1 R Fi K is f K gf tl 5 X 'ld X . X F , X 421 rim L5 'x .Q rice we ,1 Q M f Q Nix xlib? t L xr xx if' 'mi X. M, ,,,, ji? A . K. . ..v....,, , wg - 2, nears' Ts f:gef'5gses-- - 5' akwrgiifr , , 2312? I -- , . , !,iif2?' V , Y , --rr 11 471,24-1 x4...7 .fr ,. us, .,,,, . . .,,. ,-.,r 'L , iklit S, I .V an K x Q - ri,HQe..,2-W ---sf' '1 -- --sms-1 1 'M fflrwr, K 5 91 ,,.,. A -, .... '11 ,ffzg-fz'w.,:t 1,,, , r , M Edin A . ' . Coach Crampton crowned Jack Phillips Duke of the Victory Ball following the Decatur football game. Jack chose Linda Reese to reign with him as his Duchess. ,111-2 5 1 1 M ,Mg rx B ' fx ful 5 . af 5' 1 E H 5. xg l - mi. is 5 A V fr. l A, 1 . ff? 1 sl w m,f'j,, is bf W S FRESHME FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: Miss Boyd, Mr. Luther, Sponsors: Bob Smith, Presidentg Tim Thomson, Vice-Presidentg Susan Bates, Secretaryg Mary Byers, Treasurer. We realized that it was an honor and we were truly proud of being the first freshman class to enter the new high school. Yet, because of the new school and students, we experienced more uncertainty than the freshman classes of the past. The new school and students, freshman day with its gaiety and hula hoop contest and silly hats, the mad rush to makeit to our next class and yet try to get our lockers open with those tricky combinations, are but a few things that will be remembered about this first year. The Sno-Ball , the first dance our class sponsored also highlighted the year. Bob Smith was elected president and Tim Thomson held the office of 'vice-president. Susan Bates was our secretary and Mary Byers our treasurer, Miss Boyd and Mr. Luther were our sponsors. When we return next year with more poise and confidence, we will hold our heads higher and work harder, for we will no longer feel the reservations we experienced last fall as green freshmen in a new high school. 'II6 Ruth Adams Ronnie Alexander Jane Alter Lonnie Anderson Rolland Ashbaugh Pam Barnum Susan Bates Larry Beck Jerry Becker Donald Beeching Bonnie Bezner Mike Biddle Sarah Binkley Virginia Bockelman Bud Bowie Sandra Boyles Donna Burkitt Jeff Bernum Bob Brunner Mary Byers Donald Carver Barbara Caudill Gary Clark Larry Clark Paul Clawson Sheila Cole Paula Cotterly Linda Coulter Connie Crowell Dick Cullers Janeile Dalton Cary David Alice Davis Jim Downing Karen Downing Dale Dunfee Joyce Easterday Roger Egolf Pat Ellsworth Steve Ellsworth 4 .1 1.' , 'iW?i55ffsNffZ 5: 4 1 A fw:-z1ff:fw- rl z z - f 55 A . : E I - . -an , 3 you 'A rf . . 5 f am Q X N U 0 .K ff V',l ,i-rl, - -as W q am , it 1 , W , , S A 56162 r . B Wiffgis Q ff 2,3 wwf Q 232, W S .1 it 'Hr ' Q lssr - A 2 r'i,, i ,. , , 5 '.,hl A ' 1 fr' ' 'r - A r - .Sy J Lf- if - , B K :tiwr KK i i ii ' . r I - r Q 'Jr-ix 'Q W3?2EW5EfTfif'fi'55fQf li I 5 Srlw , W , . ,. 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D is t 'Mr' s P tt. ir . wary .K Q fm CK Q. rs ig fm, is Wayne Phillips Wieman Phillips Peggy Platter lone Plattner Larry Pleus Roger Puckett Patty Radke Nancy Red man Tom Rehrer Evelyn Richey Morris Roberts Carol Roe David Rouch Roy Rubrake Kennet Rupley Vern Saggers Delmar Schrader Richard Scott Chris Sheets Lois Sheets Ida Sklenar Connie Smith Dewayne Smith Kay Smith Robert Smith Roy Smith Sue Snapp Mary Snodgrass Sandra Snow Duane Snyder Patty Snyder Sandra Stidham Elmer Stocker Carol Surnney Jimmy Tague Pat Thompson Tim Thomson Bob Thorn Peggy VanDeman Martha Vanderford Lucinda VanHouten Dixie Veasy Janice Vogely Aletha Walker LeRoy Waugh Kent Weeks Lowell Weeks Dean Weilacker Louise Whalan Diane Wherry Sandra Wiley Lynn Wilkinson Mike Wilson Barbara Wince Barbara Wood Jane Wood Bobbieann Yagel Vernon Yagel Larry Yoder Gloria Zink Jenny Zumbrum Steve Zrumbrum Lowell Zwick 5 L guns... g5ssmxPr mf F rs ,K 3 2 K f ab win' x Pi rg ff l it 5- A i:f'fWfA' H K I 5 A3 W ll i1'v5L'36Q3i I 2 .Qi 1 , 'ih:l.:L e3 ii?5ggr,g 2 Sager 1 13551, 1 L If I ff S , H i i g g. 5 if 6 :iff , . 1:. ' . 5 ,,,r ,Q f. QV l f ' t i tQf S N654 Mio M. , , M - ll JV, PT W y- :ww 4 D leases' s ' ' jp- ifglf 37? ' ff? w r . 4 i.QL rs1 w'i1 ' .1 ,, k-4,3445 X ' ' - .L S 1 waged? X Various types of paraphernalia decorated the hats of these noted greenies on Fresh- man Day, 1958. 121 ACK OWLEDGEMENTS Citizens State Bank Joseph R. Roe, Attorney John W, Whiteleather, Attorney Dr. Robert W. Langohr Columbia Drug Company The Overdeer Press Whitley County Motor Sales Dr. Lon D. Sorey Western Auto Blue Bell, lnc. Fisher Service Station Dr. E. V. Nolt Style Shop Squires Jewelry Store Russell D. Wolfe Bowsman Vault Company Post and Mail Publishing Company Elks Lodge Smith's Funeral Home Farmers Loan and Trust Company LML Engineering Buffenbarger Abstract and Insuranc J. A. DeMoney Funeral Home Gene Reeg Motor Sales Biddle and Meyers, Attorneys Anderson and Shroyer Loxley Furniture and Appliances e Company Bloom and Bloom, Attorneys Dr. Otto F. Lehmburg Ford H. Goble and Son Dr. Donald Reid Meyers and Stickler Drug Company Columbia Theater Neuhauser Hatcheries Schang 's Drive-In Ray Pence Grant Bros. Dental Office Dr. Warren Niccum Sears and Roebuck G.J. Weick and Sons H. R. Frank and Sons Eugene Kitson Transport Service Company Ferry and Dowell Insurance Company Columbia Cab Company williams' Food Market Gates Bros. , Attorneys Rohrbach's Dry Cleaning Dr. John Vogel R. E. M. C. Franklin Dillman Dr. Jerome Wait Schuman's Alleys Columbia City Builders Supply Company Reed Shoe Store Peabody Free Library Morsches Lumber Company Nu Mode Beauty Salon Dr. John S. Wilson We wish to express our appreciation to Indiana School Pictures, Mr. William Jones, photographer, Columbia City Post and Mail, Mr. George Kind, and all those who cooperated with us in the publication of this book. 22' 11 'e .1 Q-f ,,, . 4. ' Y. ..' .Lf-' x 1. . . N . . .lv H L ,,s Aw.. J! U . . . . 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