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

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enlors 19 0 Uifim rs nu 1X 5 7lI11lIlLlIlllI1 M1 W1 x Btyuly Punta TlLdHL1lll Don llovd P1cs1dcnt Lu Ann Loxbel Setletan Jun Lucku NICK p1e ldcnt Class HISIOI In September 1946 one hundred and Slk heshrnen be an the1r fo11ryea1 stax 1n Don Lloyd took ox er as pres1dent and to help h1m Qu1de the steps of the class MISS Walters and M1 Welty 5e1yed as sponsors 11x es entermg all extra curr1cular HCIIKIIICS open to freshm n and contlnued throughout then the1r The class of 50 began the1r school Cl100lCaIEeT5 to be outstandmg xtra cu1r1cular Work 1947 came on 'and w1th 1t the class of 50 found themsely es sophomores Roger Gaw throp was chosen pres1dent and Mr Welty xx as back aga1n to adv15e them 3SSlSted by MISS Roberts As sophomores the class of 50 sponsored many money ra1s1ng pro1ects among them a Var1ety show for wlnch the class was to be remembered Jack Stalf took up the gavel 1n 1948 to act as class pres1rlent Class sponsors were 8 M155 Bergman and Mr Welty They held another yar1ety Show and saved the1r cept on at the South Shore Inn at Lake Wayy1see At last the school year 1949 50 came Don Lloyd was elected pres1dent MISS Z1mmerman and Mr Welty acted as class sponsors The 1un1ors gaye the 5en1ors a recept1on th1s vear a nexer to be forgotten one at Potoxxatonme Inn on Lake James Bacca laureate seruces were held May 21 class rnght 3Ct1V1t19S were May 22 and Com rnencement May 26 The class flower was the qardema the colors were maroon and whlte and the motto Now O1 Never By the way here they are the Class of 1950 . Q 53 O C .f N Q 1 . ' , N 0 1 . k 1 Ad s1'5: 11.-S ,Q 1 1 , -, lllA'f I ' u ' X '. vi X- ' 1 q O 'I k , .yr ' ' - ' ' ' ' 1 ' ' CCHS. money to sponsor the Junior-Senior Re- v v ' - , ' 4 '. I ' ' 1 . ' 1 - . 1 ' ' , Y ' . . . ' f e ' ' ' :s ' ' ' in ' - - , - ' e ' - ' ' . '. ', , ' ' f 1 7 K ' Y . - - - 1 C A I y ' 4 - I . - 7' s . f . . 4 . , K Y . . . Q - . 1 I I 7 ' , I . Y .l. . y ' . 1 f . ' . Q 1 ' . ' - ' . 3 ' H , 77 , , - , - - 1 ....

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We decided our classes should come firstg since Without us there would be no reason for Columbia City High School. We're 387 strong. We keep the place alive with our voices which we lift in recitation, singing, and often in laughter. We are the spirit living examples of our age and time .... Classes div 'L ,.:!:.. : ...mx if of Columbia City, Y .1 ua s .- 3 . Y v, fp C, f' f' W W 1 0 Milli f yy' px 1'-' fi

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