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

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AND THE RECCRD CF THEIR ACHIEVEMENTS As the word church refers not to the build- ing - or to the ritual - but to the worshippers themselves, so does the word school refer to the people, who in order to satisfy a continuing and pressing desire for knowledge and infor- mation, collect and exchange ideas and modes of thinking. .In such an affable atmosphere, with everyone eager to contribute and anxious to learn, one finds himself involuntarily in- creasing his intellectand broadening.his scope of vision. A qs 4, fe Def rg if? N 9' 9

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TAXPAYERS REPRESENTATIVES Board of Education Representatives of the citizens of Columbia City, the School Board collaborates with the fac- ulty in deciding vital issues of the school. Mr. Paul Morsches presides over the meetings, while Mr. Lee Daniel makes records of the happenings and Mr. Fred Yontz balances the books. The board convenes every two weeks. The pleasant voice who answers over the phone, Superintendent's office is none other than Miss Marty Langohr, attendee emeritus of CCHS. Kept busy with Mr. Kerr's stenographic work, she nevertheless takes pride in managing the secondhand bookstore. With two of them graduates of CCHS the School Board feels quite at home at their bi- weekly meetings. At these sessions, they discuss with Superintendent Kerr the various problems that have most recently arisen and decide the course of action to be followed. Mr. Fred Yontz, the board member of longest standing, has served for fourteen years. Next is Mr. Lee Daniel who was re-elected this year after having served from 1931 to 1936. Com- pleting the board is Mr. Paul Morsches, who started worrying about the school's aiairs at the beginning of the 1939-1940 school year. 10