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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1956 volume:

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' H.,-'Q . L.-Q, , +, gf!!-asf --5:-P .' ,. 4-'vivo f 41 2 4 M 'lf , 'W ' ' ' Jr' 31.5 l r of x fk ff f f ,.. lplf 'Q ' I vs. J X C, v ...- ' ' Z5 Z .2 Our Quest for Gold We the Seniors of Columbia City Joint High School dtdicate this our 1956 yearbook to the dtterrnination to better the world ofloi iorro w those rith in spirit ind wisdom we proudly silutt T he strong is good to be noble is commendable but to bt cdut ittd is unmatchable The world of tomor row btlongb to wou the golden knowledge of lift awaits wour finding For those who build for c haratttr not for fame will attain their quest for gold 7 l 7 J f Q .I k Q , , Q y X f 1 lf N as 7 ' students of future generations, Those who will strive to attain great riches--those with unconquerable f 1 ' ' 5 ' I iv -- , 'v - ' Y Q ' ' 1 Z ml 0 4' We Look to the Future 1 --QA., - 1 in M- 4 1 A pi .4 J K af ,ab ,i Q, A ,, 4: ,Q , 'PV' ' a ff ' 1 Q--x Q.3r, ,g-5 , , 745 K-. +9 K Y' , 1, ,gr I A Q. ' 'Q,,. , . 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V . . . V . . - Experience isthe best teacher! U ,V ' vu 1 ' n 1 C. C. ll. . ff Co ordinitor ROW Oxlig C. Beck, I. Anders, B. Iell ovx ez D Smith ROW TWO ly Raul 'xlurphx rnderson, S. Scott, li. Rohy, S. Nw O JOIIHSOII I Bechlold U O ROW l'llRlEE: Mr. Murphy, TQ. Xliller I R L 'xi Turpin J Oxerho er G. Ruhy. knowledge + experience S. Nix, Secretary, Estliek Insurance Agency, Trainer, Robert Estlick. E. Roby, Cutting Room Foreman, Blue Bell lncg Trainer, Jim lforst. I. Bechtold, Secretary, lI.S. Supt. Office, Trainer, Edward Glenn. G. Ruhy, Secretary, Blue Bell, Inc.: Trainer, Cliff Blanchard Ni. Anderson, X-ray Technician, Linvill Clinic, Trainer, Ed Mustakes. B. Leilcowicz and S. Scott, Student Nurses, Whitley County Hospitalg Trainer, lflorence McDaniel J. Overholser, Store Managing, White's Market, Trainer, Paul White. T. King, Med. Lab. Technician Whitley County llospitalg Trainers, Gene Shamhaugh and Marlene Laser. Ns! -J . Tv .,...-.. ,- ..., F' I T 19 , , 3 JIQYZB., A' 3 H ,,- f. .K 5 ' .vw K R J , Y. 1' ' -' I 1 X .ii Diversified,Occupc1tions - train for careers I fu, W, D. Rose, Lab. Technician, Linzill Clinic, Trainer, Mrs. Rene Stewart. J. Anders, Cadet Teacher, West Wardg Instructor, Mrs. Betty Leffel C. Beck, Cadet Teacher, Mary Raberg Instructor, Miss Donna Neal O. Johnson, Shipping Room Clerk, Schradersg Trainer, Omer Ball. ll. Burns, Bus. Administration, Whitley Co. Hospital, Trainer, Stanley Mullendore. R. Smith, Shipping Room clerk- Blue Bell Inc.g Trainer, Lawrence Wolfe. N. Miller-cadet Teacher, West Ward, Instructor, Mrs. Olive Sheehan. M. Turpin, Dietician, Whitley Co. Hospital, Trainer, Mrs. Ollie Haynes. I5 iii-...K .CNX 1-2-3 -4! Doing exercises to this steady count is easier said than done, as any girl in this physical ed. class will tell you. Bq Promoting Googl Healthy, happy students help make school more interesting and enjoyable. Therefore, our curricu- lum contains many courses to teach us good health and safety habits. At the top of the page, a phy- sical education class is doing a muscle-stretching exercise. At the left, the F,F,A. boys are selling milk to a group of hun- gry boys. In rlns prernre Mr Johnson N 4.TSllll'iIl Tom son l Xunr Llil rm for another lesson ln the proper orlxlng of 1 Q ar llrsldes hung cd fmonxl these long Llrlves 1n 1 LOlll'lll'N prox ed to he fun Mr James Faulkner presented a convocauon on amficlal resprra non l.l'1IlllSD1Cl'llf6 Nancy Berwert and 11m Bermen look on whxle Mr Faulkner grves arufxcral resplrauon ro Don Eckert Quai,- .51 ,L-v Health cmd Scufetq I , l ll ll le 1 L 1 l ' ' V , 5 ' g fi l l lfi lim llill, Bch ll'l 1 , ' Nll ,and Turn f : 1 udv N-ff', 1 V I . ,' , ,f , . V- zlcr L: . ' A Ile r 1 5- ,x ff' .T ' .? ' f fi , , ei no Members of M1ss Carver s mg class are stressmg mrnds and bmng lxps durrng a tense testrnq per1od 'T Bu Stressmq Could Ih1S subject DOSS1bly '7 Roberta iuckler asks herself as she rs confronted wuh a large number of questxons concem 1na, her drsplayed work Although contrary to popular hellef the subject ofEngl1sh1s use f1l rn future years to come P-' if ' I '. 'x X 3 1 ' x M I E. v ' I ,i 41 'K' . W 'Yr - il . A f: be - . . ' . Y . -1' 3 ,Vi it 0 Discussing the anatomy of OSCAR the plastic man are Linda Putman and Larry Ladig. They seem to he in a period of concentrated biological thought as to where this chunk of him can possibly go. ,Q- 1- fs N S 1 . if ts Academics is Chemistry as a science contains many interesting experiences. The un- doubtedly new concoction inside the very elaborate glassware appears to be bubbling at a satisfactory rate, We may assume this by the expressions on the faces of Joe Yoder, Raymond Becktel, and Delores Shriver. Halloween Oueen Barbara Lefkowica and her attendants pose LlLll'1llLJCOI'OI13IlOI'lCCl'CIllOIllCS8I the halftime of the LC, Warsaw football game Pictured are Greg Woodham Barbara Lefkovsicz Pat Sophomore 'xlike Plattner sharon O Brien freshman and Randy Larpenter Eu Promoting It fits SlgllSCSC0l'IG1'9g Woodham as Superintendent of Schools Glenn places the crown on Queen Barbara s head Puckett, Senior .-Xttendantg Gordon Carpenter, Judy King, Juniorg Eldon Killian, Emily Carpenter, x A Q ' I , Mr. l M N.. My fav' cl 'xlustc was the theme for lcrsurc after school hours and thc rock and roll buy, took tts toll among CC HS enthusrasts Dran Snyder and Harry liurtt are demon stratrnpthc frne art of jrtterbubctrrh under the watch fulexes ofTeenC,antecn members Prng pong pool chess Scrabble and I V were among the enter tarnment offered by the C,anteen under the guidance Socaol czctlvltues tx Hi-W CML, of the Columbra C rty Krwants servrce club School dances resounded to the musrc of C,a1 Stewart srecord hops the CCHS Dance Band and a red hot combo featurrng Dan Martm at the bass Gary Lrnk on the p1ano and Dave Neusbam beatlng the drums Pajama partres were popular among the gtrls Plenty of food records and chatter but very lrttle sleep made any such souee asuccess Here ev erly N1cho1s Shrrley Hosler Patty Wrnebrenner and Mary Ann llouser share a mrdrught snack Hrs Majesty, Ktng of the Kmgs Swmg, Eldon Krllran, Escort, Treva Kmg. Bob Bates, and Jerry Lamer asstst IH the coronation. 13 , yyyrggft ?,l N ,: 'gt'-fi, ,, c 4Q,,,, ,W . 5 x .X fb J 5 . - Cs c f M ' ' . B - 'f' f K .. Y A 1 victorq or defeat we R , 4 promote good school spirit J .IW i WMS Ron Ilrllrgoss enjoys Ins rrde wlule M155htyjxm Gambrell horsts hun toward the celllng Helmuth Schwarz and Nerli ooper stand by to catch h1Hl rf a rope falls and causes hlm to fall from hrs d1z7v helyohr gContraryropopu1ar belref Joe Shull rs not holdrng Ron up wuh hrs lrttle D Y J BL4 those unforseen nuggets of Icauqhte URLJII and ll looked so easy when he drd 1I.' Barry Hurt! grunts IH agony Whlle attemprxng to press 50 pounds. Barry was rnsprred by a physrcal educatron program glVCD by 'Mr Ohro' and hrs wrfe. r 1 6 wg: x r, A ' . ,, . 1 . ,, V . W I 4 . . n , v , . . 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Q, 96 ' x' W f .f fi Q Y , Sf .bn s Q 5 Q' X ' If 7 3 'Q x , 'Af 7 ' The reserve foctlvall squad, couched lv Ueorge .ind lull L,'.ll'Tl.'lll , the reserves learned collznlicnned Kind, had tfiirijf boys on its roster. lhe new re- plays. 'ilthougll they didu'I have an especially cruits soon found more to lootlull than -lllrl running successful season, the hoys ji-lillffkl Ill-ill? VllllldlllC with the hall and dragging their opponents to the experiences in prep.1r.iIiou lor varsity footlvall in the ground. liesidesacquiriug skill in tackling, hloekiuq couiiue years. Reserve . ROW ONE: Larry Ladig, Larry Preston, Jim Grant, Jim Brennan, Dave Sheets, John Cjralnpton, Don Pynchon, Harvey Harris, Kent Stickler. ROW TWO: Dave lleinhaugh, 'l'o1uSt.ifford, Lynn liaulkuer, Richard Ressler, Larry Osteruieyer, Dave Hawu, Gary Hoover, Howard litzpatrick, lioh llerslunau, Roger Fisher. ROW THREE: Larry Marshall, Carl Guisinger, Jerry Nichols, Jim Weigold, Vance Brown, Devon Schuman, Ronnie Smith, Mark Frank. -1 1 flf.. Ln? 1 JE .4 ,AC -5 ' A W' Ieonzxrd Barnuu1:,coru-hy Richard D11fficId,l1SsiSIan! coachg George Kind. freshnzzxn uo.ur?:g Hal Hamer, crssismnr. Barbara befkowicz, Lois Ruhv, Susan Quinn, Pat Puckett, Gloria Ruhx. Bob Emsr, Doug Lanier, John Xvhirclczuncr ,V Coaches Cheerleaders Managers A' W 524 'K Basketball Ski' f-ff-4 f f 5 xi , . :X 5 HH :QM 7' X xxx A -.AI A . BML 5, 154 . Suu 'Fw-wh I-U ila' 'V ' if. A-A .S 9 O 45 Q. ZX- X f X X ff JW ' gl X 7' X V' A fe, .wx 1 X X 3 LN - r. 49, 1 i '- C ' 1 .. -' :wi Q DR. EDWARD E. GLENN, Superintendent Our Guides have shown us the wczq SCI IOOI. BOARD VIRST ROW: Glenn Burns, krthur Trier, Secretaryg Jay Crawford, Presidenrg Forrest Orr, 'freasnrerg 'Vhonnrs Cornelius. SECOND ROXXZ Edward E. Glenn, Superintendentg .-Xrtlnn' llilligoss, Bill Thompson, Lester Brock . '32 - I I X x L K MAX GANDY, PRINCIPAL Sociology gf l ' ' WN... ff' NEWELL RICE xSS15l3I1lPl'1llClD3l Health Bmlogzy LEFT: Nancy Line, Secretary to the Supcrintendanz Elaine Helfrich, Secretary to the Principal I ,f 4. ' A21 -'v, 1 I'- 'Q '05, l'l RICHARD DUFFIELD JULIA SNODGRAS5 Shorthand, Typing, Latin. EDS1iSh Bookkeeping, Gfficc Practice, General Business, Assistant Football Coach , Z FORREST FRUITS BERNITA ADKINS English, Speech Typing, Drivers Training Physical Education Q- BD -4 X' N 1 f 1 1 I LOIS WALTERS KEITH PRITCHARD Business Mathematics, United States History, A lgcbra, English Civics ROBERT SHARPE BERNICE CARVER Band Instrumcntal Music Algcbra Collcgc Algchra Vocational Information , World History 14 , 1 , , l 'kr . ...Y 'I 9' fx, L...- . y . 'M . i 4. 5.. l' -rl im 'Silt LEON ALTER LOI5 MURPHY Vocational Agriculture Home Economics, GEORGE KIND Art S upervisor 01. 'Q--,t. gl 2 Pi' ' Health and Safely HAZEL MUNN5 Grade and High School Choir, Choral Music 33 L A - Ar. 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X xx koif ff' K ' 1. - ' ' -'Q' , X- .fff 1 if V: fd -4h f 'fi..' - fi tx '3' ' 'WX -R 'al' x H AN V xv' . 5--i Sensor Class Officers Greg Woodham President Mike Platner Vice President Mr Shull Sponsor Zoe Ann Stafford Secre tary Marcia Turpin Treasurer Mrs Shull Sponsor Vo N I l If an Sensors We enter d C C H S a disorganized group of students called Freshm n We soon became an orderly unit with the election of Larry Conrad as Class President and the choosing of Mr. and Mrs. Shull as class sponsors. We continued The King Swing as a sophomore dance sponsored a bake sale and furnished flowers for Baccalaureate to round out our sophomore year. These first two years passed so quickly that we were juniors before we realized it. The Loveliest Nightof the Year was the theme of the Reception we presented to the seniors in our junior year. We contributed our earnings from our Junior Variety Show, dances, and magazine sales towards this project. We were all slightly nervous in our suits and formals while eating dinner that eve- ning, but this was soon left behind as we continued through The boveliest Night of the Year. Twelve seniors joined us this year from washington Center who quickly became acquainted with C.C.H.S. and were soon part of the gang. We all wore our Sunday best to the Christmas Dance we sponsored, named Rudo1ph's Rendezvous. We provided dates for those who had none through our Date Bureau which we initiated into C.C.H.S. Our class play was presented and the completion of our high school projects drew near. Graduation suddenly becamea reality and before we knew it, we were being handed our diplomas. ,Hi 1 YN Tiv- 47 A ANIHHN 'X HHN XXINRQ V-.'Nl'T BU llTOllU 'iiins 'xlarclimg Band 1 3 4 Comgrr S nslme 1 3 Band l S etarx 1 is aan 1 S ms r liixnrsxfied Wixersifie 4 C C H S welcomed Usm19S2 'WN i 4'-OV -.Af if 2U,YN Slllf ' f ' f ?Y l' Bl.f f' f QRY K l3l2l'NN.- ,' fflioir ,'2,fg Sllrisiine 1,L',3,4g D, B.A..-X. 43 junior Variery Show 3. F00TlW3ll 1,f.3,42 TYHCF 1.7.14 O. B. A. A. 1, 8, 3, 43 Spanish Club l, 'Y Il, 43 Cfolrimbian Editorial Staff 3, 4 fm A ' ' -H - mm 1, ,, fl, 43 X.l-.l.. ., 3, 4 .jikn ww , 2 I 4 Qi- ! P N Z x j x KL! U Made Ourselves ' lm tn 1-1 ZIXJN C MIN x I JN? 1 A 5 pwrt W PM N .Gini R 4 at Home WN fix' I W?-'NY 'NNN JFXN W ixx lvl 'Fl Mx w Y-Q1 XLYY. FU' ' Ffim WHS HL? Xw QQET, QQ, 1, if:,'-,Lf,J,2gS-T.I,1r1, Mk .71.X'n'.X 3fi7i5Z.Z Llj wg? , - , , Q M A K a ' - 3- ' ' , ' 2 - - ' 1 . 'Q' Q 1 ' . ' 'kg m I 'S-. 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' -43 IH. 4: F.ll..-X. f.3,4: 5 ' 53.3.41 O. 4: 1' gl :lg Ycll'l,I1,-15 lla- 11 L T 1.3.4. . . 4 4 ho If 'gnu' Rf' L O M XIX ROC IR ME FZL I R b1INIJIlX NIET ZCI-R bxtlll S LILIITX 111 I1 rt F I C 011 51111 x 1 ' 111 11.1 1? 0111111 O Niclall Fl 1 BMWTI U1' O L U Y ISIITL 1 x fa 1 51 111 1111 A 15111 Guests Were Entertcuned C15 Kmqs Q I3 N.f'1'YCY MILLER - b' 511115 -. .' 3115 1' '1 S. 1x1 , V! Y ---r wi JUN 'II-XLIE LURENE MILLITR JAINE ANN MORSCIIES 'G.A. C1111 -. -' , Lf 55 - A'lI1ISIl I 1. -' - 1' 1 15. 7, ,X 11 1 ,1., , ,1 . I gLlSlll'L'I'1lQ Q, . ,L, Lx' - KJIII-QQCillllutllCOUIICI1 I,..gMz111'I1- III!! 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A. fx. l,'l,f5,-1, F,H,.A.. 1,'2,I?,4, fl E' ,'Q,3gB d 1,f,7 , 1 11 V Cap ' , 7 ' Q 7.H,.-X,1,'2, 1,f,3, 1: K ' ,'2.f. , ' ' ld fig jx ,i,73,-3 I Sec' cc ' ' 5' .M - V . if ky .5 h X . 4, 3 ' ' f ' ' ., , f' I , .' ,,, , g F.H. .1, l, , 5. h' 1,'2,3,42 ' fl, g gf ' gg, , p ' - ,, G. . .1,'2,3, .o.4. 3, XRIXN JE XN PARKER JOAN PETERSON 2 3 4 Spa 1 1 Cd L Sunshme 4 Tun Cantun Councll Twelve of Us Came Quik- MICHAEL A PLATNER C umlum Ed1tor11lSt1ff l 2 'S 1 E nor lj Cantun Counul 'H 1 CPrL51denr 3 lj Eaglp 3 Puss Club '3 4 Pl'LSlL.lLllI 'ly Class VILL PFLSI nt 4 Trapk l 2 'E 1 Basket 1 Golf 3 4 PATRICIA A PUCKETT CAROL 'NNN RADKE PATRICIA RAMP aunshme 1 2 3 1fPres1dent 45 G A 1 2 3 4 C nghmg 1 2 G A A A 1 2 3 4 fC'apm1n lj C Lu mcrualClub4 Gxrls Bowl1ngLLaguL qCapta1n lj Cholr 2 3 Commgruxl U 2 '3 4 Ch01f 1 2 3 4 Club iffo Prgsxdantj l Commuclal C lub 3 4 Am1u1l3 4 Hallowun Attpndam 3 4 , X , . 3, M.- 5 f 1 ' , G.A.A. l, , , g 'nlsh C ul1l,2, G.A.A. 3,1 f 'ptain-Qg Engl' -lg Q1 'g ' 'g I , 3.4. 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FHA -1GA.A34 B Ltb1lll23lTraLk'7 tam 1 Che r1eader2 3 4 SUZANNE SCOTT G A A 3 Eable 4 Speech Together We Pooled Our Talents AIX W. . iinfi 6-qff . DOLORES SHRIVER DONALD SEIVERS JEAN ELEANOR SIEVERS Sunshine 3. F.F.A. l,2,3,4g Football 1,2,3g SUf1Sh1U91.2.3,4:F.H.A. 42 G-A rack lg Hi-Y 25 Basketball 1. A. 3.4: Girls' BOWUHE LUSSUC 3.4 P'-'-Q ev' ggi ,..,.f1 f-I 2' 3--f .. 4 - x , i 9 X1X HNF F SI WN Mskukfall 1 K ww 9 'IL .AL i's..,4'i ,gd to Become Leaders at C C H S ff? 14,5 'X uf gan-g.,. -...X W vw 129 SN X W C SNR UIHN SNYDI 3 4 Flasher wmhall 1 c 01 Sms 1' . XAIV ,X U - 14 Q w,, A ' W ' 1 . If 1 X 14.5-1 5 RYYL f..T.l K, NINXIYECS , f 'JC ,' '.T.U'f3I1fI' SHIT!! F7uUT1'11Y' T,f,'i,1g ,YYHCLT Ty., 1,1 It ,f ,'g F..-MF., '33 YM .311 -A-157,31 5. R:1sw'w1!Y1, 313. i,'1:1il'Y fg ',1g KK. 'X-, 1,,', 'Kg 'fn 'P ',', 3, -1, fs. !'. N. . ' ,f 'Ii f 5 ' 1 Q ', 's ' ,L V 'x . L Q ..-,I ' xv 'A Q V L My I I .P 1 xx : T,2'r'f ' V ' ' ., 5531 - V 'fy , . ,, -,' vs. gf, j . WICTH.-NRI5 HTH PTYTI 1, Q' 'IWYIQ Rl. 3 ,'.' ff -R B,fX .-X, 1,f,Ag ' ballf. V1 g Th '1' 1,L',l3,4g B,A,.-X, F.H.A, 1,'l,-15 G,A,,-X, 15.1 llillfi I. 73,-1. 'H' v f i if 'T' Wlth Sod Goodbqes but i Y-,l X . K . , f,r .. V, V-, 1 ,m . f,, ,.. .,.,,41 1 X-1 - -,- ' v. , 'Wi-fQ Proud Faces V .bn 's fx 4 X 5, , .Nix ,,, ., 'Xl,. -- ' ,, . ,f .NISLI '-' n , 5 , rn--w.x1x1.m,-.2,Im11twr f, :Nix I,.1I1f .1 svxlwr PI 1X C1155 In-.mmf -, . A . 1 . . . Lmnlwtfl,f,i'rk,S51,l:1wl,.i,4,f,u111 m, fu 1111Cjlub3,4gCQolu1r1:wi.1I1Iidltor- 50 1,11 SIM! lg SL'Hil1f!'1.l'. 1. X f 13-I5 ' N- '. wif? T ,,.!' HI TI P MARC IA TURPIN XTRGINIA N WTBBM nn n innshrne 1 3 4 Chou Class Niarclnngz Band 1 3 4 Coneerr Treas ner 4 an 1 Dance and Band Irhrarran 3 Captarn 4 Teen Canteen Fonncrll 'S 4 Treasurer A 3 4 Chou 4 Qenmr We Received Our Diplomas tx Oh vu... is..,,f xg NUXRHYN ANIN WHITE PHY! L19 X WIEDFNIHOITT MYRINA XNIIFY ass Treasurerl F H A 1 A Qunslmel 3 4 G N1cLal1en Fontesr 1 Llhrarran 4 Laglr 3 4 fQOI !lIY1Cl'Cll1C1llh 2 1 Qpanlsl 1 4 C 101r XY, -ff V A C . i A -r , J , 1 I ...Els . 'fri gg N72 ,f I f G Z X IAC' ' J, 'NSY 1 f A' ' A' .f, ' if A :ral 33 iihnir 3,43 B,A.A, 4, . .' ,'f,., 3 , 4 1,23 I rf ' V ,f, , 3 , ' r . B d ,'f,3,4g B -3,3,4, 2:6-K -1.3, , 1 f ' is ' Play 4. fir cb ? 3-N L , I ggi. N . A , ' .A ,,, 4 I , X, 1 I' MA' . I 1 ,A -AEZPXQTQQQL in r , r ' , . I , .L L' V y Af Cl 1 . . . ,2,3,4g G.A. .4. - T' .C. ,: -A.A.1.'2.3,4: ' ' ' F,rl,A.T:. 'TC1:b'2,3, :ir ' 1. i ? 'lv HELEN M WOLF GREGORY C WOODH-XM CAROL JEAN WORUEN rs blltk ulsuu lrwll l ll a ur w 3 l L ILL 1' cmd Now the Future Belongs to Us W5 ms HUGH ZUMBRUIN . f' ff' ,U 'X ll ' Gil' 'L 'Q S I ll L' l,'2,3,lg G, Bask-la ,2,3,.l3'l'r41vk '2,3,1g F.ll.X, l,f,fl,3:CVV x-l'rl'slJA11tllj. .-LA. 2: fill' 1. 1. Gx1f'I,lg .fXm1u.1l -lg Class 'r -sldl-:lt 3,-lg Class XV --P usldcm lg lll-Y 2g M1-lglllcn Coutustfl flilrstjg Buys' EIL 'g 'lu-11 Cgllltu-rx l, 2, 3, 1. F.F.,x. l.2.3.4: Flmmlll 3, B.,x. A. l. A Fond Farewell Through long years to come, students will enter Columbia City Joint High School and go on to graduation and out to do the world's work, each classisimporrant to itself as ours is to us in 1956 To all classes come their share in the history of a school of great traditions and standards To the Class of 1956 recorded in these pages whose members will hereafter be known as individ uals rather than as a class our greetings and farewell QR i ' Q Q n . X b 2 , . . - 6. Y- ' .', , , ' 44 - 'f i . 'uv 'J .', D '94 7 v, 43 Na f .. , . .V . ,., N-L 'T3 '. ' A. - . , - ll- Q Fwy. I - . . ' - - r .' ,se e N . . - . . .5 gmk qv , ,- A ., 1 A V g h .. . K 4 . . v l ' I an h 1 5 .sl . r X , - - . - , . ' - . K v , X U Underclczssmen Junior Class Offucers Mrs Cotterly 1oanSchang Jon Pontztus Mr Murphy Rosa11e Farber Rex Carpenter Junuors Presrdtng over our class for hts second year was Rex Carpenter wrth Jon Pontzrus acung as Vtce Prestdent Jean Schang as Treasurer and Rosalte Farber as Secretary The hlghly enthustastrc Jumors tn sponsortng thetr annual magaztne sales th1s year surpassed thetr goal of S2 5000 breaktng all prevtous records by reachmg S2 9000 The Hambone Hop the ftrst dance of the season was well attended by the students oftC C H S rlght after the New Haven football game Also on the 11SI of acttvltles to ratse money for the recepuon were the tradtttonal cake auctton and dance The Juntor Sentor receptxon whtch we Jumors sponsored for the Scmor class w1l1 rematn tn our memones as one of the most out standmg occaslons 1n our school career. Mrs. Cotterly and Mr. Murphy were our class sponsors. F , .J , 4? ,4- 'Ol J IN Eugene Brovwn Eugene Burns Rex Carpenter Randall Carpenter Barbara Carver Patty Cearbaugh Nell Cooper Mary Cooperlder Martha Cooperrder Don Deutseh Sarah Duncan Tom Eastman Martha Ewbank Russell Erne Rosalie Farber 115 li JUNIGRS Don Ada ns Jo Ellen Adams Robert Anderson Roger Anderson Xrth rr Bates Barbara Bates Sharon Bates Raymond Berhtel Barbara Bennett Nlancy Berwert Judy Bew rngton Ruth Ann BOW16 Janet Brrdge Roger Bridge Duane Brown :Qs fl! 4-J 1 3 . ' Y F 54.41 JU NIORS 5lIlL1l'l Eau ku M xrdm 11 I1 ll um I-4 lom FQ gn If Judx Lyrdnt P at bxhsou jlIlLIL11l1LSp1L M xx Lyoldmowd Orulh Grmh DL m Grumux TLA Gruvgr B 1 H111 V1rL1111 Hammu Tx rx Xlm Hauskr Q-sf' xl J i Larrx Hwuld Eng m Hukmm Kax Hplrrlch F.1ro1H1111LosS Mlrtha Hmmm shlrhx Hoshr Russgll Hursu Richuzi Joms Kknmth Juxlluat Pauhm Juxlkrat Juckw Kilty Judy King Karcn Km-llcr Helen Kohnc Joan Krcidcr 5 .fix 1-'J Beverley Nlrchols Dave Nusbaum Jerry Parrett John Pence Judy Phend John Pearce Nlancy Poffenberger Ion Ponzrus Gerald Putman Susre Qumn Mike Radke Bill Ramp Iudy Reimer Duane Sandmeyer Joan Schang JUNICRS Irm lxvler VlCk1 leach Ruth Lehman Kay Lernrnger Garv Lmk Ted lrnke Drck hoe Myra Lorber Ronnre lovely Dan Marun Iudx 'xlrller Judy Montz Margaret Mover Jov Murbach Rose Ann Ness C' S 4 our l JUNICRS Lmmld Snhmdur c 1r01SChumm Hu1d1SlhVf1fZ Mara ld bpvlts Addlla Sgwnll Frrmus Shuklu joyng Shncklur Batty Shu 'V1dflbL11L Shpgts C lwdy Shodd Rumond Shodx Jalum Smlth Jax Smrth TL rrx Sfillfh mutt bmdrr 1 gn ..-,M-f Marx Ann Sqmrrs Tom Stafford Rogpr Trucr B111 Wugold Edward Wrgdgnhoeft Dave WIQZLHI Jeanettr Wmce Patty wma brenner Lam Wolfe Marlm Worden B111 Yaney Ronme Yant Harold Yoder Joe Yoda Mukey Zumbrun Sophomore Class Cfflcers Mr King Mrs Murphy Sponsors Carolyn Hatfield Secretary Becky Erne Treasurer Tom Fisher Vice President John Whiteleather President x F V i I I Sophomores The Sophomores began their'second year of high school very much relieved not to be Freshmen. The class was considerably larger this year than last, due to students from Washington Center School joining them. Under the guidance of Mr. King and Mrs. Murphy, they sponsored the King Swing , the annual sophomore dance. They also provided flowers for Baccalaureate and Commencement exercises. The class was led by John Whiteleather, President. Tom Fisher assisted John as Vice-President. Carolyn Hatfield wrote minutes, while Becky Erne handled money matters. The class elected Joyce Fisher to become a member of Booster Club. The sophs were in most of the extra-curricular activities of Columbia City High School. Some of these were Choir, Booster Club, F.F.A., Spanish Club, F.H.A., N.F.L.. G.A.A., and the Sunshine Society. They began work this year in preparation for their ultimate goal, the Junior-Senior Reception. Dwight Alexander Tommy Auer Robert Bates Marilyn Beck Illll Bennett Richard Black Mary Booher Larry Born loan Bowie Bonnie Braddock James Brennan Thomas Bridegam Donald Briggs Myrna Brown Janet Buckles Fmrlv Carpenter Susan Coon Keith Cox John Crampton Joyce Curless Kathryn Delanoy Delee Deubner Bobbie Dornick Glenn Downing Don Eckert Glenda Egner Darlene Egolf Robert Egolf Becky Erne Paul Erne Leota Ewbank Sandra Fahl Joyce Fisher ludy Fisher Tom Fisher James Friend Jayne Fry Linda Gates Brenda Gawthrop SOPHOMORES 1 WV Wt? N' 'v V4 lf' It '22 9- I V,-wr 1 if -I. '1 is 3 3 ff' 1113 IX 1 1 '1 111111 611351311 Xl S4 1 ICLI L11 111 1 L1 L1 1 111L31XI1 11.1 N 11111 Q K fl 11111 L1I'1'X11u11rF1L1 11111 1111151 111 1111111 FI 11L1'S11I111I1 C411 '11111 Hcstmg mms 11111 ROSA' 11 C cilluli' 131131111l11111,sw111t11 Q ' I1 131311111 111111153111 131-111115 11111 u1'1t 1111. 1111111' VK.. 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' 11 k 1 1 K 1 vw 3 K 5 CI311I11L 11111 S1111 4 ' 1 1 1 1 1 . in M 1 1.11 ' 1111 11111111 -1 1.11 111 111 SODHCJMORES 1dd1L N11 Ie Ium 'x 1 re ml N111 K Ili 1 NI 1 'xc 11 Iarrx Osterl mxer Anna Parlap1a11o 'xiarma Pearce Kam Plame 1 D011 l'vnr11ur1 R Imrd lrssler Ronald 111brake Barbara N 111d111evcr ju dx Syhradcr Ia urn NCXIVS vehbre. xhcevs 111614 klI1x'l1FO0SC DIXIE Nlaszal 'xanm 9111 Roger Sm der Iudv Starllev Jamce Stalev Darlene Qteele Bob St1dha111 Sa1111dra Nwowerland Sandra Meeks Iarrx Xxhersvone John Whrclearher Jean kwlfe Susan kwofe ,nr 3 asm .1 A1-ff 1 4 rv 3 ik I if Et tu, Brute? Qin XS Freshman Class Officers Karen Conrad Secretary Sharon Fisher Treasurer JerlKn1ss Vice President John Llllich President Sponsors Mr Prichard and Miss Carver :Y i :. i .f . . X ,1- Ui 64 ,if- -,,-1- Freshmen One hundred and forty one freshmen entered C.C.H.S. with eagerness and anticipation. Freshman day, November 18, officially opened the door to the humble Greenies , and found the worthy Sen- iors waiting with sinister smiles, Each of the innocent newcomers was assigned a Senior for his master. Shoes were shined, candy was dis- tributed, and book-carrying service was offered. Hedda Hopper would have been astounded to see the fantastic creations in millinery---ev- erything from a dainty flower, to a high stovepipe. In the afternoon, a convocation was held and the class talent was displayed. The soph- omore class president, John Whiteleather, placed the green beanie on the head of John Lillicli, Freshman class president, welcoming the Frosh to our midst. The freshman class officers were John Lillich, president, Jerl Kniss, vice -president, Sharon Fisher, treasurer, and Karen Conrad, secretary. Mr. Prichard and Miss Carver are the class sponsors. FROSH Blffl lx 4 ll B 1 7 L L H1 DPU Hr rxrx Bulgrr uhm if Ill L rrx fmwmr Nam x C orrmm Dum Coturly By muy f rang C mdy Crampton Lmda Dasg hr Jamu Dgutseh Donna Dowrung Harry Engh Bob Ernst K an Il Estluk Marx JLJHEMI1 Tom Hhl Rrrlnrd Farmgr Brrbdrl Faulkmr Lum Faulkn r L1LIlIlFL1y1g r Bm ssu FL rrr 1 ROLL I FISYILT Sh :ron Hshrr How rrd Vltzpltruk B111 Fosur Marr us I-rank Parrum Frmk Xmn ha Gum Susan Cmmhrr 11 i'.1U1m L1 MIAIYIS li-,-fly . nk j.m1ra lin 71 'y Bm nu un- rkmam Idrwrri Burr rllwvr 5:1-Iiuynz Irwrrr Hr1Jvu.1rrr bf u.-11 Ein-' mr-r Phrllrp Hrrrwrz Rwzrmr Bn-wr: V-111m V V411 . 41, rfurwl Cu: 4 lgh K. mx th md J' , 1 r ' I , , A U , . . . FROSH Sharon Gordon Jim Grant Roger Groves Harvey Harris David Hawn Billy Helblig Nancy Helhlig Paul Hensley Carolyn Hinen Marilyn Hincn Marilyn Hire Cynthia Hoffman Jerry Holloway Barbara Hood Gary Hoover Jerry Lou Hosler Juanita Hursey Barry Hurtt Gail Jagger Janet Jones Sharon Jones Becky Keller Elizabeth Kilgore Kir by Klopfenstein Jay Knise ly Ierl Kniss Larry Ladig Judy LaFever Bob Leach Larry Lehman Marlin Leininger John Lillich Ruth Ann Lucas Mary Ann Markley Larry Marshall Judy McBride Ruth McClain Jack McCoy Joan Mettler FROSH Darlene Metzger Nlendell Txlinnix Verlin Mosher Linda Murhach Myrna Mussletnan Lois Mvcw Sharon Myers ,lLl'l'f' Nichols S aron Srsau Nix Qharon O Brten lwelyn Ogden B111 Orr Nlorrna Overholser Ray Paulus Sharon Peterson Al Poffenberger Larry Preston Ivenms Puckett Llnda Putman lVl1CkCV Ouxnn Conme Radke Helen R1Ch6V Irene Rubrake Paulme Rubrake Sue xchaper Allen Sch1llmg De Von Schuman Davld Sheets C arol Srevers Larry Sxevers leroy smrth Iulabelle Sm1th Peggy Smtth Ponald Srmth Qusan Srmth Heckv Snodgrass Dtane Snyder I mda Sooy I , , , h Nw V , , . Carolyn Rosen X tx I FROSH Dr-nnis Soudcr Ronald Stanley Kr-nt Sticklcr Donna Sullivan Donitfl SwOVL'rlC!I'1d Jane Tkrurnson Bart Toorncy ML-lynn Truush Robert Trccsh Larry Urnmr-1 Karan VdllDLITl11 Carl Vogts Roggr Wagnpr Ehzabgrth Walkpr Ggrald Walter Glgnna Walter Jrm Wxegold Ahce Wredenhodt Judy Wrll Mary Jo Wysong Sam Frults Inruatrs drsplay thur talrnrs and mrllrmry creauons on Freshman Day 4 1 x Hi 1' L fy, ' I r, 1 r -hi-4 Act' ities , x X M. ,, ,Q J, ,, I I Q I s 2 N' It I I :E 'w 5 I I -6 T l K l 1 5 ,,.,.- . ' -.f 0 4+ 1 . -N .-. av - -s.j- . nk., 'VM .3 in I ..+.. M 4- 'S , -, ' A Q . .-. 2,-QQV'-w. Y. ,. -, ' ' if .- t4,,, ,g-4-' A '96 wp. l 32' ' -5... +43 K- 1' K8 P F,-,mug N ,QQ ,N , , Iv ,J .QM K kgq 5, V im, ROW ONE: I. Overholser, ll. Wolf. I. Kethcart, D. Krider, V. Leach, B. McKinney, J. Peterson, P. Cearbaugh,I Kethcart, A. Parlapiano, M. Pearce, V. Hannan, ROW TWO: C. Beck, M. Sevits, .X. Sewell, M. Squires, J. Moritz J. Miller, M. Sheets, M. Snyder, M. Hauser, J. Hendrickson, S. Quinn, R. Farber, B. Lefkowicz. ROW THREE: I Kilty, B. Sheets, 1. Snyder, M. Turpin, S. llosler, P. Iuillerat, C. Hilligoss, M. llinen, R. Lehman, J. Bridge Helfrich. I.Phend I. Gillespie, P. Winebrenner. G. Ruby. ROW FOUR: I. Anders, M. Anderson, T. King, U. Kilgore B. Ruby, D. DeBolt, B. Johnson, R. Lucas, M. Wiley, J. Jagger, R. Ness, B. Bennet, S. Duncan. B. Nichols, P.Puckett Sunshine Socletq The Sunshine Soclety with approximately 120 giving and Christmas baskets for the needy members was one of the largest organizations in our Other officers were Rosalie Farver Vice Presi school dent Pat Winebrenner Recording Secretary Susie Under the leadership of Pat Puckett President Quinn Corresponding Secretary and Jackie Krlty the group sold tags for Riley Hospital sold candy Treasurer Miss Lois Walters was the sponsor planned monthly programs and prepared Thanks- ROW ONE: J. Staley, B. Dornick, F. Sevits, C. Moyer, E. Carpenter, S. Peterson, M. Brown. ROW TWO: D. Cotterly, I. Bridegam, M. Hinen, C. Hinen, C. Hatfield, M. Wysong, G. Gilbert, K. Paulus, R. Lucas, C. Cearbaugh, I. Jones, R. Gibson. ROW THREE: E. Walker, M. Hire, R. Keller, E. Kilgore, K. VanDeman, J. McBride, S. Wolfe, S. Schaper, D. Johnson, S. Boyd, S. Gordon, S. Coon, M. Ewing, M. Gibson, Miss Walters. ROW FOUR N. Over- holser, P. Smith, M. Beck, S. Wolfe, C. Crampton, S. Nix, S. Meyers, S. Nix, F. Ambrosich, S. O'Brien, J. Thompson, C. Hoffman, L. Sooy. S. Gaylord. K. Herrick, G. Egner, S. Weeks. ROW FIVE: S. Swoverland, H. Richy, D. Downing, S. Heinley. K.Delan0Y.I. FFY. J. Fisher, I. Will, I. Hosler, B. Faulkner, R. McClain, K. Estlick, J. C'urless, B. Gaw- throp, D. Deubner, L. Hawn, D. Steele, L. Smith. ill I 1 5 .111 -'!1L' N1'YIEL'Xlli.. w LllxS UL! X11 V m 1 1 L L ll 1 N lt 1 ll 1 1 111 Q si 11 l1l11lL 111 11x mr r 1 S Nfl 111 ui 1 1 S 1 1 Il 111 1 L1 1' 1 N F mr 1111111 111 Vfll Jl'4'llf111'. ,,......J' LEVT TO RIGHT: Carolyn Hile, Roberta Reese, PatRamp, Carol Ott, Zoe 1-'xllll Stafford. Commercial Stimulcztes Interest COlxlMliRCl.-Xl. CLUB. 1-1R51 ROWS Mr. Duffield, Sponsor, Donna DeBolt, Pat Gibson, Carol Ott, Pat Ramp, Carol Radke, Roberta Reese, Rlllfl.XIlIlSId18X, Zoe Anne Stafford. SE.-XTEDg Pauline Juillerat, Pat Puckett, Myrna Wiley. may Row ONE Left to Rrght M ren N Mundt L Gates J Frsher B Erne K Lemlnger N Poffefl burger B McKrnney ROV TWO I Schrader J N1 rbach M L ber J Xd ms J Krng M Moyer I Shang V Leach Mr Irurts ROW THREE J Pontzrus H Hams R Carpenter D Fle ck B Brennan I Forrester J Grant E Krlhan D Souder H Martz N F L cmd Forum forum IS an organlzed hrgh school club to help develop publrc speakmg ahrlrty The students pamcrpate rn debatrng extemporane ous oratorlcal and other frelds of speakrng under the d1rect1on of Mr Forest Frurts Our hrgh school students pamclpated 1n a number of contests tlus year One of the hxgh lrghts of the year was the Purdue Umversrty Conference The offlcers are John Forrester Presrdent Eldon Krlhan V1ce Presrdent Kay Lernrnger Secretary Treasurer Admlrlng Beauty or bpeech' 5 Dick Fleck and Hugo Martz are debating two girls from Elmhurst High School in an after school contest. ' 'Z-1, . .,,,:.aga0 sm '- ROW ONEQ Left to Rightg L. Spence, K. Leininger, B. McKinney, V. Leach, J. Pontzius, H. Martz. ROW TWO: R. Staley, J. Schrader, Z. Stafford, I. Forrester, R. Carpenter, B. Brennan. STANDING: Miss Carver, Miss Stultz, E. Killian, D. Fleck, Mr. Fruits. boost public speaking The National Forensic League is a much coveted nationalspeech honorary society. It is an organiza- tion for students who have been outstanding in some form of speech activity. This year one of the chapter's leading events was the student congress at Peru, Indiana. John Forrester, Eldon Killian, and Dick Fleck were Senators and Hugo Martz and Barry Brennan were Representatives. Dick Fleck presided over the meetings and Eldon Killian took over in his absence. Ruth Staley recorded the proceedings of the meetings and Mr. Fruits sponsored the organization as well as serving as corresponding secretary. Refreshment time is the best part ofthe program! Here the N.F.L. members are enjoying a tasty snack at the Killian home. LEFT: Hugo Martz and Dick Fleck are receiving their degrees of excellence from Mr. Fruits. 6 i ROW ONE: B. Eme, 1. Schang, N. Mundt. I. Fisher, J. Bevington. ROW TWO: R. Gibson, D. Swoverland, Z. Stafford. J. lullerat, B. Sheets, K. Delauoy. J. Fry. J. Fisher. ROW THREE: N. Miller, B. Lefkowicz, M. Moyer, S. Coon, G. Webber, B. Hile, J. Fletcher, P. Puckett. ROW FOUR: R. Killian, 1. Friend, J. Whiteleather, D. Benzinger, F. Sevits, C. Moyer, J. Anders. ROW FIVE: J. Yoder, B. Hurtt, D. Puckett, B. Orr, R. Fisher, 1. Kniss, J. Lillich, K. Stickler. 'Voices Echo Through Dave Heinbaugh, John Whiteleather, Jim Friend, Rex Killian, Tom Nelson. Cynthia Hoffman, Bonnie Beekman, Linda Dasler, Sue Boyd, Mary Wysong, Barbara Hood, Diane Cotterly, Linda Sooy, Marilyn Hire, Jane Thomson, Sharon O'Brian, Ruth Lucas, Mary Markley. 'ws 1 A at 5 l J. King, S. Weeks, M. Sevits, L. Murbadh, L. Gates, D. Sheets. B. Dornich, S. Heinley, S. Falkner, S. Wolfe, J. Kilty, J. Will, S. Quinn, H. Muntts, L, Hawn, 5, Duncan, B. Nichols, R, Lucas, M. Lorber, R. Farber, H, Wolfe, H. Schwartz, K. Kneller, R. Anderson, S. McLean, F. Snyder, R. Snyder, B. Weigoltl, T. Smith, J. Terry, B. Antlerson, D. Heinbaugli, H. Martz, C. Shoda, T. Nelson, R, Slitida. The Halls of lv One, two, three, ready sing, and seventy-otte voices brought forth song. The tenors, altos, sopranos, and bases combined to sing at Back-to- School Night, the Christmas Concert, and Baccalaureate. The Girls' Glee Club consisting of the freshman girls, and stnall en- sembles, brought musical recognition to the choir. The officers wereg Secretary, Barbara Lefkowiczg Librarian, Sarah Duncan, Robe Mistress, Susan Quinn, and Stage Manager, Terry Smith, for the fourth period class. For the eighth period class the officers were: Seoretary, Zoe Ann Staffordg Librarian, Jan Anders, Robe Mistress, Rosemary Lucas, and Stage Manager, Terry Smith. 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L Al Lb AL v ' 1 LILFJL X U N LC OL Lxl O rx, wpLr1,Lr . . m T1 r Lu LM Maha Lxl11:Ll A N1 L ICI! 1' L L IOXLT FN ' 1 L 'xOXNIL! A L I L t L x ILLI' an Lb WLI' Association .L lrla bi. lb H LDLI1 1101 or Um spo Q , X L L 1 : 'L L Q L Honor Couxom ion ':. '- Q 5 rcuLixLJ points tow X. '. Q V c',. ' msc-- Qrs boon-.supgrs .md urcrm inn., IL sms . Qv 1 L5 Y sm- .L . . L- 1. '. . .. 4' M x partiuip ' ' , - Ig ' tennis c' ICIIIUS A 'ir ' wrx' f..1 I'iLll d f 4 Q 1' .1 - w ' A5 A ml 1 ' w c L . ' ' ' . hov's mart Ny iss L fins. . .Q1,,, Y 1 V A N ,-5 , glsy. v, 1 0 l'ISI'UNS ROW UNE Len ro Riging Tom iiahl, Larry Preston, Larry Marshall, Torn Aner. ROW 'l'WOg Jon Pontzins, Larry Born, Jerry Nicho1s,1ohn Myers. ROW THREE: LarryHe1frich,Dave Ileinbangh, Dave Wigenr, Dave Nusbaurn, Jerry Lemmon. Intramural Activities A. x ,re 51 F' JOHN L. FRIEb Sponsor HAWKS BEARCAT5 ROW ONE: Left to Rightg John Whiteleather, Robin ROW ONE: Left I0 Right: Edward Wiedenhoefr Carl Bates. ROW TWO: Mike Radke, Dave Hawn. ROW GuiSir1ger. ROW TWO: Roger Wagner, John Pence THREE: Richard Ressler, Eugene Bums. Row THREE: Eddie Roby. Jack Terry. Ted Llpke R Ziff? I ii Fi EQ-Q i Vi 5 'i ffii. it sponsored lux Nlr Jolm Irles IS a boys OfLdIl1l3I1OIl wl mlm promotes rnrramnral lnasker ln rll and encoura es gwood Sportsman s up S x reams P1SlOllS 5 llawlrs Nats Bearcats and Bull dogs wlnclr compose the orgam Zauon meeteverg. Nlonday exenrng, to eompete Wllll each other 1n freree actlon paeked Eames JlITs ROSS ONE left Lo R14 ht bob blldllalll Don Deu NATS ROW OINE Left ro Rrghr Jerry Parrerr Dave Sheets ROM TWO Nell Cooper Roger Treene Dean Growcock ROW I n B A A THRl:E Joe Krrder Gary Lmk Roger Anderson :sc lom lC1gEf ROW TWO bob Lgolf errx Lamer Llxde blroda ROW lllRLL Rex Carpenter Bob '-.nderson Don Pxnchon Nlax Goldwood BLLLDOGS ROXN ONE Left to Rlfhlll DeVon 5C.llLlIIl3fl Raymond Slroda ROXN TWO bam Hurts B111 Wergold lx N Tl JE Qandv NlcLean llearld 'loder Larry llearld S 83 A 'X V ONE Rwc Krllnn Jun Stlllllg Bob ue M1 Krnnu orn Pugrson K Lunrng r Vu ku LLJ o E11Ln Emrlw Clrpumr ROW IWO ohn Whrtrk ith r Lrnda Cans Bu rlx Johnson mu Ourly Barhrrr Bare Myrna Wrhx Jud Krne Mar rr tMoxLr Mrs Mgtzgu ROW 1IIREE Royorr Metz rr Ion Pontzrus RL X Cirpenur Drck Fleck Gordon Carpgnter Larry Whptstom Donnr DLBOIK Una Krleore Eddrn Mrllsr Larry Whetstonu Eagle Staff Students md uaehus mbuly a warung the arrrval of therr EAGLES rs a famrhar srbht s this seventh perrod ar rrvss every Frrdxy The EAGLE our school papu IS rhn spokesmm for rm students of C C H S It IS pubhshed by puprls who have taken journalrsm and others who hglp by typmg scoprng and Pflllllflg Holdmg thg key staff posrtrons thrs yearwere Bobbre McK1nnLy edrtor Joan Schang assrstant edrtor and Kay Lam rnger busrness manager Mrs D Mans Metzger was the advrsor X, In Lhrs prcture Ed Roby J1m Gam brell Carol Ott V1Ckl Leach and Donna DeBolt are readrng rherr Thanks glV1H2, rssues Wrth thL help of the art department the EAGLE staff was ab1L to publrsh larger Thanksgrvrng Chnstmas md Commencement papers gl Q va, J so 1 i I :-'gs ROW ONE Zoe Stafford Ruth Staley Lmda Spence Bobble McK.1nney ROW TWO Barbara Bates Sandra Metzger Roberta Strckler KayLe1n1nger Ioan Schang ROW THREE Vhke Platner Una K1l gore Gordon Carpenter John Porrester Drck Fleck Dress Club Press club honors students who have proven the IHSIIIUIC at lndtana Umverstty thts summer were outstandtng rn the freld of journalrsm Bobby Nlcl-Qrnney ed1tor of the Eagle and Mtke One of the clubs chref functrons ts rarsrng Platner and Sandra Metzger representlng the CO money to send the edrtors of the EAGLE andthe CO LJMBIAIN LUMBIAN to Journalrsm rnstttute Those attendtng THE EAGLE Offrcers who are all members of Press Club laugh over a feature story tn the last 1ssue of the EAGLE The Press Club sent Bobble McK1nney to the Htgh School Journalrsm lnstltute at lndrana Umversrty durlng the summer Under her gutdance and that of the other offtcers and the advtsor the EAGLE made its deadltne every week Not unttl they were safely dehvered tnto the hands of the subscrtbers could the staff breathe srghs of relref it - 1 xi nv, - Zi 'D I. .t, R N 1 V x ,. . -1 m 6 s 'v Q ,B 1 x - 4 - 1- , E T, t L 1 , - 'Qt ,, ,An ,V . J X Y xx 7 I I ' X NN ' E f , . was Q' 5 .. i W R - bi Z n 4 . 1 . 1 I 5 s ' . ' . . ' . : A . , . - I l Q I ' ' . . I , Q , , . . ' I ' T. N' p ' . .-'Q-J . . ' , . X . '3 V ' , if-wx! ' . FN r ve 1 ' ROW ONE K Jurllerat M Zumbrun E Heckman H Engle S Brommer D Sheets T Fahl G Jagger I Kntsely ROW TWO L Wolfe R Metzger L More R Rubrake T Brrdegam H Martz G Putman I McCoy G Hesrmg L Smrth Mr Alter ROW THREE R Brown H Hams P F5 N1 Lermnger R farmer A bchrlhng L Grable K Cox J Pontzrus T Frsher ROKR FOUR O stone H Zumbrun P Rermer K Kerch D Snyder Encourages Cutuzenshup FRONT Mr 'tlter lX11CkCy Zumbrun Senunel B-XCK Drck Snyder Treasurer Larry Conrad Presrdent Phrl Fry Vrce Presrdent Roger Metzger Secretary and Hugo Martz Reporter The C C H S chapterof the Future Farmers of '-.merrca spon sored by Leon Alter rs a natronal organrzatron of hrgh school farm 1, boys that promotes agrrculrure leadershrp co operatron and c1t1 zenshrp The busy! I A boys oper ateda farm sold mrlk at noon drstrrbuted garden seeds made T V appearances and then found trme to part1c1pate 1n Judgrng pest control essay and speech tontests Ps 'Po ' ls 0 9 I Q 4 Q t , .. I , Y x ' X . A T rf 'I - J' L fl h , , -V h av i ,. L M Q Z , I I: - P a , ! - 0.1: 4 f P - I a ? It . , . , . ' . .- ,' , . . 1 . , . A, . I , Grahle, D. Deutsch, G. Brown, L. Ostermeyer, L. Conrad, H. Yoder, D. Fritz, D. Wigent, L. Whet- . , .1 , . I - A IX' ' ' :Q :- .Q ' ' + W I I s f A v 1 V. . , I I I ,p 'F - i ,Q N , . v A - 1' U- X E Q E STANDING Left to Rrght Mrss Stultz Sponsor T Nelson R Frsher T Eastman E Krlhan Secre tarv R Irarber SE-XTED Left to Rrght V Leach J F1sher K Kaufman Vrce Presrdent S Qurnn Z A Stafford Presrdent B Nlundt U Krlgore L Sooy andS Coon Booster Club Llbrcurucnns The hbrary grrls were selected by Mrss Stultz to help rn the lrbrary durxng thetr study perlods They are Left to Right Roberta Reese Carolyn Hlle Natal1eM1ller Marrlyn Whlte and Una Kllgore At our home games the Booster Club furnrshed us Wllh food and pop to cheer our teams to victory Besrdes grving financral ard to other clubs the Booster Club was the sponsor of many rnterestrng convocatlons rncluding one on artiflcial respuatron another ln which Grace Phelan showed how she was awarded the many titles that have been given her as the worlds fastest typist and the physical educatron program given by Mrster Ohro and his wife O . ff ' I ' 5 , 1 5. l , . -g , an . f' .-... R T I ' r- , Ng , X r A ' V f I . 1 , 6 -ff ' r-, ,a x , x' V 4 I .. . 5: V . . . I . 1. . . - I l I I O I 9 I ' I U i .: . ' . '. 1 ' 1 - . - ' . - . ' - ' 1 - 4 . Q 1 . , I , . r , . D 4 , . g . . . - : . ' . ' ' . ' . . 3 , .- .' ir ' ' 1 D 4 . ' . ft n U I .. - - .. FIRST ROW: Alice Wiedenhoeft, Sharon O'Brien, Marian Parker, Dian Cotterly, Marilyn Hire, Tom Felger. SECOND ROW: Linda Dassler, Delee Dubner, Mary Ann Markley, Barbara Hood, Jane Thompson, Connie Radke, Sharon Peterson, Darlene Metzger, Mrs. Cotterly. THIRD ROW: Jane Morsches, Margaret Moyer, Myra Lorber, Jo Ellen Adams, Judy King, Beverly Hile, Susan Smith, Myrna Wiley, Sandie Metzger, Bob Hall. FOURTH ROW: Barry Brennan, Dave l-lawn, Bob Leach, Jim Grant, John Lillich, Jeryl Kniss, Dennie Puckett, Bill Orr, Marcus Frank, Bob Ernst, Gary Link, Randall Carpenter. Spanish Club Viva el espanol! How well the freshman members of the Spanish Club remember that phrase. For those very same words rang out through the crisp, autumn air last fall, as the greenies formed the Conga line down Main Street. But the fun wasn't only inthe initiation for there were many serious meetings and festive parties. The Spanish Club chose for their officers Barry Bren- nan as President, Jo Ellen Adams as Vice-President, and Judy King, Secretary-Treasurer. Connie Johnson, our well-known dancer, per- 9 forms her South American routine for her fellow classmates. .rl Q as- em - 3 , 4 1 Yqvrh . i - 'S K I EDITORIAL STAFF, Left to Right: Maurice Smith, Dick Snyder, Tony Jagger, Sarah Duncan, Nancy Smith, Tom Stafford, Mike Platner, Mrs. Cotterly, Gordon Carpenter, AT THE TABLE: Rober Metzger, Zoe Anne Stafford, Sandra Metzger. Greg Woodham, Judy King. Columbian Staff BUSINESS STAFF, Left to Right: Ronnie Yant, Pat Puckett, John Forrester, Manager, Nancy Smith, Bobbie McKinney. BACK ROW: Treva King, Eldon Killian, Linda Gates, jane Thompson, Sharon Peterson. f -.f AT RIGHT, Top: Mike Platner, Editor. CENTER: Billjones, Photo- graphcr. BOTTOM: Sandra Metz- ger, Assistant Editor, Mrs. Cotterly, Sponsor. 90 Q k mom ie d qc me rx Autoqrczphs Autograph Autograph Autoqru ph .w 1 1