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

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LEARNING BY DOING IS GOAL OF 20 ACTIVITIES When the 4 o'clock dismissal bell rings, there are, of course, the same few who are ready with coat and hat in hand to dash out the door. But others find their work has only begun-there are band passages to be practiced and annual snaps to be taken. It is these people-the ones who are not afraid to put in a bit of overtime --who give CCHS a name and make it what it is.

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1 L 7-v A i Y s Thirty pairs of hands, all uniformly stroking S25 on uncharted keyboards, sound busy and industrious. Business and industry-for nothing else, in such a period of national emergency, is Amer- ican youth preparing itself. A pretty sophomore, although thor- oughly versed in ruifies and laces. learns that a catapult is an effective implement of war Wasn't it a woman, Margaret Mitchell, who wrote Gone With the Wind? Maybe you won't use it outside of school, argues Mrs. Average Math- Teacherg nevertheless, it gives you men- tal exercise! In what type of work won't experience at exerting the gray cells prove profitable? Mr. Chemical Engineer of tomorrow is amazed to discover that water is two parts hydrogen and one part oxygen. Perhaps he will be the one to discover the long sought-after cure for cancer.