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

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5 » Eicaf f, 9, FLTL RE TEACHERS OF AMERICA— (FRO ' NT ROW) Eudolph Holycross. Jane Peeler. Sally Holmes. Francie Gall. Marjorie Gales. Sheryl Bennell. Vickie Adkins. Terry Baker. Cindy Bunyan, Sally Walter. Gail Egolf. Ryan Cook. Susan Sheeler. (SECOND ROW) Lynn Gradeless. Pamela Zeisig. Tracy Johnston. Marsha Hardaway. Becky Imler. Roxanne Bitting. Becky Sherman. Cheryl Sanders. Christine Bowman. Janeal Hollingsworth. Jeff Biddle. Brad Pressler. Joyce Black. (THIRD RO V) Tnidv Gay. Susie Meyers. Ginger Hively. .-inn Marie Reusl. Carol Imler. Jean Hauth. Pam Van Houlen. Kalhi Temple. Teresa Dowell. Sharon Goodrich. Pat Houpt. Pam Culberison. Frank Sklenar. Jerry Bowman. Linda Johnson. (FOURTH ROW) Becky Martin. Loralee Leas. Cheryl Clark. Linda Co ey. Mary Broxton. Debra Swanson. Dian Sleffens. Jane Sess. Yolonda Jones. Rosemary Ctawson. Charlotte Kielsey. Marilyn Murphy. Marsha Robbins. Kathy Johnston. FTA prepares members for careers in teaching The principal objectives of the Future Teachers of America are to raise the prestige of teaching as a career, encourage quaHfied students to become teachers and influence good teachers to remain in the profession. Sophomore, junior and senior students who are planning a career in teaching are eligible for membership in the organization. The FTA chapter at Columbia City Joint High School was organized and chartered in 1958. At their monthly meetings, FTA members listened to guest speakers and viewed motion pictures. These presentations gave the students a better understanding of the trials and rewards of the teaching profession. The chapter participated in district meetings, observed National Education Week, sponsored a dance and spent one day teaching at local grade schools. Officers of FTA this year were Terry Baker. Presi- dent: Cindy Bunyan, Vice-President: Vickie Adkins, Secretary: Sally Walter, Treasurer: Sheryl Bennett, Librarian: Marjorie Gates, Historian: and Francie Gall, Songleader. Mr. Eudolph Holycross sponsored the chapter. FTA OFFICERS— {FROT T ROW) Francie Gall. Songleader: Terry Baker. President. (SECOND ROW) Vickie Adkins. Secre- lary: Sheryl Bennett. Librarian: Cindy Bunyan. Vice-Presidenl. (THIRD ROW) Eudolph Holycross. Sponsor: Sally Walter. Treas- urer: Marjorie Gates. Historian.

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COMMERCIAL CXtB— (FRONT ROW) Kaye Hall. Vice-Presi- dent: Penny S ' ordman. President. (SECOND ROW) Delores Taggart. Treasurer; Tarn Williams. Secretary. (THIRD ROW) Chris Reed. Sandy Boyles. (FOURTH ROW) Martha Keuneke. Pam McCli re. (FIFTH ROW) Jody Warner. Chris Hyndman. Joyce Lawrence. (SIXTH ROW) Mrs. Leasure. Carolyn Baker. CCJHS students preview careers in business Delores Taggari polishes her typing skills in the hope of someday joining the business community. M mm ■ mm U AND Mr The Commercial Club is open to students who have demonstrated their proficiency in business education. The organization enables these students to establish contacts in the business world which cannot be made in the classroom. To gain a berth in the Commercial Club, a student must be able to type at a minimum rate of 50 words per minute, take shorthand at a rate of 70 or more words per minute or maintain an A average through at least one semester of bookkeeping. Thirteen students met these requirements this year. At their meetings, held during activity period. Com- mercial Club members entertained outside speakers and took field trips to local business establishments. Its members also sponsored a dance and held a ban- quet. Elected officers were Penny Nordman, President; Kaye Hall, Vice-President; Tam Williams, Secretary; and Delores Taggart, Treasurer. Mrs. Leasure spon- sored the group.

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Future farmers and homemakers learn useful skills ff 4— (FRONT ROW) Mr. Sleinman. Advisor; Mike Metzger. Vice President: Ron Myers. Photographer; Jay Leigh Pence; Bill Haworth, Reporter; Charleen Bennett. Chapter Sweetheart; Doug Schroder, Sentinel: Bob Studebaker. President; Jim Argerbright. Secretary-; Larry Maxwell. Treasurer: Mr. Wilder. Advisor. (SEC- OND ROW) Craig Lock. Nick Krider. Tim Oliver. Mike McKown, Steve Myers. Bob Harber. Edward Hiss. Ted Hurley. Byron Graves. Mark Haney. David Wiehe. (THIRD ROW) Robert Thomp- son. Dean Fosnough. Mike Gresstey. Bill Nicodemus. Claude Ben- nett. Bill Burnworth. Dean Willson. Dave Lopshire. (FOURTH ROW) Larry Meinika. Duane Clark. Dennis Pettigrew. Milo Her- ron. Steve Pettigrew. Terry Linnemeier. Jack Fletcher. Wayne Pettigrew. (FIFTH ROW) Randy Arnold. Dale Grace. John Hilli- goss. Garry Frazier. Bill Henney. Jerry Zumbrun, John Van Voorst. Boyd Zickafoose. Benjamin Knecht. Dennis Wolfe. Daniel Campbell. Ken Wolfe. Bob Gipe. Jimmy Gaylord. Joe Arnold. Dennis Plait. G«£-£-. 7 .4,V )5— (FRONT ROW) William Wilder. Harlan Hull. Ronald Metzger. Ray Kitson. Danny Campbell. Boyd Zickafoose. Ralph Freshour. Gary Engle. Bob Lang. (SECOND ROW) Daniel hillipson. Lloyd Genth. Brad Whileleather. Doyle Wilhelm. Larry Knapp. Mike Johnson. Randy Brunson. Steve Western. Ken Harber. Tom Bills. (THIRD ROW) Dewey Sheets. Daniel Pettigrew. Steve Motherwell. Rick Richards. John Dafforn. Danny Byers. .Andy McCoy. Hugh Fletcher. Danny Gordon, .if ike Goble.