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

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THE BIG THREE GUIDEST THE THRONG ARLEY G. KERR Superintendent of Schools Mathematics B.S. Ball State Teachers' College M.S. Indiana University MAX GANDY Principal Vocations, Sociology B.S. Manchester College M.S. Indiana University BERTHA THORNBURGH Assistant Principal Speech, Latin A.B. Indiana University University of Colorado Purdue University The superintendent, principal, and assistant principal united to make CCHS a better place in which to learn. As chief executive, Mr. Arley G. Kerr was ever ready to offer advice and oversee the students' activities and interests. Mr. Max Gandy saw that every tardy or absent student received a white or yellow excuse. Each morning over the flash-a-call his voice awoke many students who were getting a few winks before passing to classes. Miss Bertha Thornburgh took the place of Mr. Gandy in his absence. She worried along with the debate teams and explained to Latin students about Caesar and Cicero. Page Thirteen

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l 4 SCHOOL BOARD SOLVES THE PROBLEMS Left to right: Mr. Fred Yontz, Mr. Paul Morsches, Mr. Lee Daniel. BOARD OF EDUCATION The Board of Education, which is composed of three representatives of our community, acts as the governing body of our school. The board decides on the school policies and solves the problems which arise in the management. Mr. Paul Morsches presides at the hi-weekly meetings while Mr. Lee Daniel serves as secretary. Mr. Fred Yontz, as treasurer, keeps account of the financial status of the board. Page Twelve

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1 Q1 E9 lllll X N.! fwff 1 l lf gf ,X 43 The Way to Qlizlctj 11111110 bi11z1tio11s the 1' 4, il 11111n's hcnrt is through l1is stomach. Curious biology students inspect the anatomy of cc girls inulqc thc most luscious com- thc lllllllklll body. They also study thc' animal and ecipc books providc. plant kingdoms and how they arc related to 111a11. Art class brings out thc ada Vinci ill many artis- tically iuindcd students. Dick Slllllllllll Proves this Point by the way he llOldS l1is palcttc and by the dc-licutc 111ove111c11ts of his brush. ln thc lJk1Ckgl'OUl1d urc displayed the Work of other art students. Page Fourteen