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

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Uolimnbia City Iligh School Year Book SUMMARY OF THE PRESENT YEAR HE year of 191-I--1915 has been one of change and progress and on account of mid-year promotions the attendance has been exceptionally large. Probably the most notable change occurred in the faculty. Mr. Musselman came as our principal, Mr. Shatter as science teacher, Miss Hallowell as liatin instructor, and Bliss VVillianis as English teacher. The annual art exhibit was held December 9-12. The pictures were all by Indiana artists, and a few were by home talent. There was no picture pur- chased for the school. Debating has been progressing very nicely in both the junior and senior teams. The .juniors have the larger society, but both organizations have good debaters who are very equally matched as was shown by the decision of the Junior-Senior debate on March '11, This resulted in a tie of fifty-four points each. In the music department the year has been well spent. VVe now have both a Boys' and Girls, Glee Club from which a chorus was chosen for the VVindmills of Holland. This was given on April 1 and 2, and met with great success. Blr. E. I.. iXIcI,allen has again offered twenty-five dolla1's to be given as prizes for the four best orations given in the declamation contest. The con- testants have been working especially hard and the first preliminary will be held April l5. In basketball we have accomplished a great deal. The team had the use of the city gym, and with Blr. Shaffer as coach, proved to be a hard one to beat. The annual county track meet is scheduled for May l. VVe are all looking forward to this with great anticipation and feel confident that our team will win great honors for Cl. F. H. S. this year. The team has al1'eady shown great ability in the meet between the seniors and the underclassmen. In connection with her English work, Miss VVilliams had each one of her classes dramatize some novel or play which had been studied this year. This. along with basketball, debating, and track, not only has given recreation and enjoyment, but has helped keep up the high school spirit which every school needs. Zo!-: Dlrl-'izxiialufi-zu, 'l5. E61

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S lv Lll'S C. S.xNoi:1:s--Supffrinff'nn'1'nf Ohio Northwx-sta-rn l'niw1'sityg grzullmtc work in the University of Cllll'HfI0. 'l'wo yQ'5ll'?v in vh-nn-ntnry clepzxrtnn-ntg four ye-urs principal of Smith Townsliip High Schoolg six yours principal and l,:ltin instrlwtor in C. C, H. S.g six yours sllpwiiitcliclm-lit of schools in Columhiu City. Wa- lmvv in Mr. Sumh-rs ei va-ry 4-itivis-nt :mtl cn- lllllSlZlhtll' snpcrvisor. llz- shows intl-nsv intvrc-st in 1-:wli llH llIlN'l' of thx' school llllll has won our fl1llllll'2l- tion through his fair ilfllllllffh with l'2lCll of ns. II. AS. Fm-:N AlCSSELMAN-1,I'ilIf'i1Hll C. C. lnclismn Cnivrrsityg grznlimtm- work, I onr years in . 4-lc-lm-ntslry Kll'llZlI'llIll'lIlg two yours prinripal :md tno yt-:urs snpvrintomls-nt of Cilllllll-'ll High Svhoolg tom' yours supervisor of gruclc-s :lt Bllliwie-q ons- your prin- vipnl of C. C. ll. S. Mr. hllIShl'lIlHlll wnne to ns tingling' with ints-rx-st :md enthusiasm. Ile is always on thc- jmnp :md is thc hnsivst IIUFM'-ll in H. S. His polivy is work in school hnt ull of ns mln vonvh for his .iollity ontsich- of thosc' hrivk walls. MI NNII-1 XV1x.1,1.xMs -V-Iinglisli vf Do PZIIIVY l'niv1-rsity, l'h.l3. Prinripail of hifh school at llvspt-rin, Mich., for thru- yvursg instructor of zllgelml and rhetoric at Gran-in-zlstle. Intl., for om- ywnrg lwml of l'Ing,flish ml:-pnrhm-nt nt livmlullrillv. Intl, for thrc-6 ye-urs. Miss XYilli:nns has SIlK'Ct't'Kl4'll Bliss Gzllhrt-:itll illlll won our low lIlllllt'ill2llt'ly. She- knows l'Ing,:lish from lic-owulf to .Xhv Martin :incl llt'l'iIllM' of hs-r vnthu- sizmsm wc- :ill enjoy hvr work 4-veil though shv is form-xl to he-gr ns to look intelligent 0l'K'6lxlU!I2llly. Sho has proniotq-rl intl-rm-st in lingrlish hy rlrznnutizing: tha' works of promine-nt ?llllll0l'N. l'h:1xm:R'r IIIRlG 'zll!lflIl'lIIllHCS and Ilvlmfirzg Northcrn lncliunal Normal School :mal Cnivvrsity of llNll5llHl. 'l'ln'c'v W-:Irs mstruvtor in Cll'llll'l1llll'y ch-- purtmcntg twclvf- yi-:urs in C. C. l Daddv lhrig math- :1 nuw Yt'llllllk' this u ll lIl?ltt'llIl0f1i'-qllllt it hasn't rlizllmgrcl him :I hit, Tl1Y'0llg2,'lI his iillllwlwc hr has f'llC0llI'ilgIt'll debating.: :mil has put that snlmjc-Qt on Pl crm-clit hzlsis. Ho is si friend to om- zmtl ull, always giving il smile or synipnthy as tho occusion demands.