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

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NOW THEY'RE SOPHISTICATED SOPHSI Life may be just a bowl of cherries to some, but the sophomores prefer to liken it to an airplane flight. They were quite aware that the good things in life are not to be had just for the picking. Before he makes a flight a flier needs careful instruction at the controls and many hours of practice on the ground and in test Rights. This sophomore class takes to its wings in 1944. Their crew captain is Bob DePoyg his alternate, Marshall Jagger. Lucille Method handles the flight records, and Jean Travelbee counts the cash on hand. Principal Smiley and Miss Thornburgh are the engineers. Their test flights were made in many and varied fields. Speech interested many: four entered the McLallen contestg they had people in the Archer contest, forum, and three members on the varsity debate squad. Several are enthusiastic journalists and two are members of the Press Club. We also find them with music talents doing their flights in band and choir. Among their activities, the sophomores aid the seniors by dec- orating for commencement. The test flights have proved their adaptability and determina- tion. May the weather favor them when they get their wings. Bob DePoy, Marshall Jagger, Jean Travelbee, and Lucille Method, the sophomore class officers, choose committees for their cakewalk. Carefully trying to shift her weight at the exact moment, Mary Grant wears a Is that all right, Miss Stalcup? smile. Gaul, as a whole, translates Pat Gates. Is divided into four parts, finishes Marty Dan- iel. Here Miss Thomburgh in- trecedes: Three, Marcia, not four! Two parka-clad underclassmen, know but to God, approach another day of learning. 25