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

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FRESHMEN NUMBER MORE THAN 100 As usual, a completely befuddled group of Ireshies invaded the halls-in fact, one hundred three of them caused many a snicker among faculty and upperclass- men with their humorous, but well-intended, actions. First came registration, which was a horror indeedg but with the help of the more learned, all were through this solemn task and learned that even freshmen aren't admitted without excuses. While Miss Paxson and Mr. Chapman followed the wandering wonders to be, Fred Flox guided them un- til March, when his departure from CCHS promoted Vice-president Hawley to the presidency. Eleanor Tanner kept their minutes and held honors Halloween Eve. Honest Dick Minear accounted for their pennies. Honors have already been marked up for these be- ginners in public speaking and athletics. Band has claimed a goodly number as also have SSS, Hi-Y, Eagle, and the Columbian staff. Bill Jellison CCHS s original and only sandwich- man, does his beaming bit toward the success of the Jinx jive. As representatives of their class, Fred Flox, Dick Hawley, Eleanor Tanner, and Dick Minear, convene on the steps to see how much they have toward 1944's reception. Figuratively speaking, the next is a good picture. Spring has evidently turned Bob Hickman and Woody Jones's fancies to the conventional thing, for they look wistfully at Janet Eberhart and Lois Jeanne Adams. fThis is a posed picture.j Bob Boyd, Bob Boyer, Evelyn Birch, janet Eberhart, Gardner Egner, Bob Emig, Lewis Far- ber, Jim Fisher, Beverly Hut- ton. Bill Marx, Bill McKellar, Bob Salesman, Alice Sharper, Eugene Sheets, Betty Thomp- son, Betty Travelbee, Donald Weller, Gloria Williams.

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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

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Lois Jeanne Adams, Walter Adkins, Jean Amber, Richard Baker, Bill Beard, Charles Bridegan, Virginia Bridegan, Dick Boggs, Rozella Boggs. Arline Chapman, Eugene Cline, William Collins, Ilene Coy, Jack Cramer, Walter Crow- ell, Robert Crume, Walter Davis, Betty Dilts. Keith Dowell, Winfred Estes. Walter Ewigleben, Bob Fahl, Fred Flox, Dale Frank. Gen- evieve Fries, Judith Fry, Thur- man Gawthrop. Bonita Gipe, Ted Grable, Bill Green, Larry Groves, Thomas Groves, Gloria Grues- beck, Eugene Harris, Richard Harrold, Richard Hawley. Morris Heller, Patricia Hen- derson. Fern Herr, Robert Hickman, Bill Hively, Rosalie Hively. Joann Hoover, Bill Jel- lison. Kenneth Jennings. Phyliss Johnson, Woodtin Jones, Glenn Judd, Dorothy Julian, Juanita Karst, Maxine Keiser, Neva Kessie, Charles Kessler, Robert Kling. Clarence Kling, Benny Knight, Lewis Krom, Dale Langohr, Mary Lehman, Bar- bara LeVack, Wanda Lindsay. Kenneth Line, Alice Loe. Ted Locker, Bill Malone, George Martin, Jacqueline Means, Barbara Meier, Wayne Method, Dick Minear, Dick Morrissey, Veda Nelson. Betty Pfeiffer, Betty Pratt. John Pugh, Walter Quinn, Pa- tricia Quist, Marjorie Rarick. Margaret Roberts, James Sales- man, Walter Schrader. Barbara Schinbeckler, Keith Schinbeckler, Barbara Sewell, Jeanice Sharpe, Louise Sheck- ler, Elmer Shroyer, Paul Snepp, Ora Snyder. James Sprunger. Bill Stamm, Jack Stough, Edgar Strouse, Betty Souder. Eleanor Tanner, Martha Terry, Elizabeth Travis, Charles Trav- olbee, Alice Trout. Bob Walker, Jane Walter, James Wolfe, Kenneth Wolfe, Ruth Wolfe, Walter Wolfe, Gerald Young, Annabel Zum- hrun, Drane Zumbrun. V- b , mi I K J a f c N ., 2- we 1' 5 ' 0- 'Z' 4 V ' J -ff gn- ' .4 V ,f . e . i' ' 1 ,, . ' -N' ' C Q I W yy ,wx A - A ,Ak H s. N fi X S' Q K ' ff ia ' '-'D be L' f ,-. 1' ,gf , M Kxiqx I .gl KE, . V 7 D, ,Q ness .ag all i I x A .. ,fx Q Ng, K , tr . A ftlr Him. r' i Q HI '95 '- ' .2 19 'J , 0 V, '3 9 - 'W c 3 R fc A c ' L' X155 f '3'i , it 1' ' N J' A ' X . A -- -. A ' x R K y h Ili i I -V 4:4 ,x,,,,,, na-.3 at if .A ,-3 za , 1 1557 x .3 V ' 4 l A A 2. -If A. A S C. f -, X :vi : 1 I J fl P st 'I J ,. .Z . 'n if .. -1 e - 4 Q y, 'L Q A -1. ,.,,. L c XM f J ' t , ,Q K 'Q J . ' sr T I . .,,,. .,a 9 4, .W V i .3 , -4 V .O A V, -A is X C . t .lcs mf -' l .. at 9 N ' at Y l f ligai ' , F' ted A Q . aiihdffa Ale C ' c WW' :I sag' B ag E -I' If ,ill 279,11 B9 Q 5-Q' f R R K Je , Nav J as e we y J f - . , N. . S' ,,,.- , J 13 K 4 E :sig K x i'9.4 .gk 3, -be 'af . -f . 1 K K? I if , ' , A , V-Y , as . V . f x ,W K 'sa ' i sl ,ww , A 'A PV I m3 i l' X, , 4 avian . A J 3 X: , .. . K, 4- gas. A fa xl X , c H 13:4 I , 7 'Q , as A J ,ax 1, .- Q, H Q. .- W 4 V ' J .- ,egg , :- V , 'V A 551, 1 ' fl X ' gin I! .. ' , 2.33 ii N' ,gg-Si t f i'-' lf, fx x.