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

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UUR CLASS HAD A REAL HISTORY For four years the class of 45 has inhabited the halls of CCHS and has become familiar with every phase of high school life As every other class we have had our share of outstanding students and have been well represented in all activities Wfl en we were freshmen vse had an outstanding number of students par tieipating in outside activities As freshmen we had one member in NFL and Varsity Debate As sophomores we excelled in higher helds and were better represented in activities 1944 found us upperclassmen entertaining the seniors at the long awaited Seniors at last' This year we ended our high school career at the eom mencement exercises on May 75 when Dr Roy L Smith delivered the com meneement address Richard Hawley was xaledietorian and Rich 1rd Minelr xx is S1lL1f1IOl'1lIl We have accomplished mueh these four yelrs, and vue hope we will continue to rise higher in our special helds of endeavor Pfzgsr Izftepn K 1 I 1 C 1 K l 5 V 1 1 ' ' l . J - 1 reception. Our members stood out in speech work, music, and journalism. A ' A 1 I 1 l . 1 f Y 1 YK yr 1 - ' I . ' 2 , 42 'z 1 1 '2 . 1 1 f ' ' ' l V 2 V2 A YA V. S . 1