Eagle Eye December 2015 - Whitley County Consolidated Schools

Columbia City High School
EAGLE
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DECEMBER 2015
VOLUME V, ISSUE VI
December 23—January 5, 2016
Whitley County Text Alert
Dear Parent/Guardian,
Raising a family in our community brings with it some amazing opportunities.
Whitley County wants you to connect with what is happening around the
area. Residents can do so by registering with the new Nixle Community
Information Service at www.nixle.com. The information we publish via the
service can be sent directly to you via text, email or web message.
Notifications can also be accessed online at Nixle’s website.
The service, a collaboration between Whitley County Dispatch, Emergency
Management Services, City of Columbia City, City of Churubusco and City of
South Whitley, is secure, reliable and easy for Whitley County to use. You
decide what information you want and the manner in which you wish to
receive it. The notifications directly impacting your neighborhood or area
may include severe weather alerts, road closure information, safety warnings
and law enforcement updates.
Register now at www.nixle.com. Based on the address or intersection
location you provide, you will begin to receive our messages. We also ask that
you forward this information on to neighbors, friends and family in the
community, encouraging them to also register.
We look forward to you joining us in moving forward with new and evolving
communication platforms that we believe will allow us to keep you informed
in the most convenient, reliable way possible.
Please Note: Any notification of school closure or delay will continue in the
usual manner (dialer system).
UPCOMING EVENTS
December 11—2-Week
Progress Reports
December 14—CCHS
Music Program 7:00 P.M.
December 14-22—“Light
Up CCHS” (page 4)
December 18—“Star Wars
Dress-up Day”
December 23-January 5—
Winter Break
January 6—WCCS classes
resume (45-Minute Delay)
January 8—2-Week
Progress Reports
Inside this issue:
Test Dates/Junior Checks
2
FAFSA/Lily Scholarship
Student News
3
4
FFA/Music Concert
5
Immunization Information
6
Speak Up Survey
Sports Passes/Preschool
Book Fees/Dress Code
7
8
Thank you to all who participated in the Columbia City High School Speak
Up 2015 Survey in November. We will be able to use these results to make
informed decisions for our students for their technology education. This
survey gives the school system free, online access to the aggregated results
with state and national comparisons, providing us with valuable data that can
be used for our strategic planning, professional development and budgeting
plans during the school year
Trimester 1 Honor Lists
Semi Formal Dance
Toys for Tots
Senior Ads
Yearbook Form
CCHS December Menu
9
11
12
14
15
16
Respectfully submitted,
Whitley County Consolidated Schools Central Office
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ACT and SAT Test Dates for 2015/2016
Class of 2016 should test in the Fall of 2015. Class of 2017 should test in the Spring of 2016.
Test
Test Date
Registration
Deadline
12/12/2015
ACT
SAT
AP
2/6/2016
1/8/2016
4/9/2016**
3/4/2016
6/11/2016
5/6/2016
12/5/2015
11/6/2015
1/23/2015
12/25/2015
3/6/2016
1/26/2016
5/7/2016**
4/8/2016
6/4/2016
5/6/2016
May 3-13, 2016
Mrs. Thomas in the CCHS Main Office
Test offered at CCHS
3/4/2016
**recommended dates for Class of 2017
Junior Class Check-Ins
The Guidance Department will complete Junior “Check-Ins” now through December. These individual meetings with our juniors will last about 30 minutes and cover a wide variety of topics which include:
—A credit check—making sure they have all the classes they need for their diploma type;
—Discussing senior year classes—adding course selection in Harmony for the 2016-17
school year;
—Discussing Dual Credit opportunities;
—Going over the junior year timeline;
—Juniors completing a Meaningful Future Plan;
—How to sign up for the SAT/ACT;
—How to apply for college;
—Where to find scholarship information; and
—How to send a Transcript www.parchment.com .
Last Jostens Visit for Graduation Orders December 2
Jostens will visit CCHS for “last call” orders. All Jostens graduation orders must be received by 4:00 P.M. on
December 18. After that, late fees will apply. You may order any of the following ways:
 Online at www.jostens.com (in school tab type in “Columbia City High School, Columbia City, IN.”
 Turn your order in Wednesday, December 2, during lunches in the Main Hall.
 Call Jostens at 260.483.1825 (store hours are 8:30 A.M.—4:30 P.M.).
 Mail your order with payment to: Jostens, 101 Airport North Office Park, Fort Wayne, IN 46825.
Please make checks/money orders payable to Jostens.
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Financial Aid Night January 7, 2016, 6:00—7:00 P.M.
The Columbia City High School Guidance Department will host a Financial Aid Night on Thursday, January 7, 2016, at
6:00 P.M. in the Media Center. A financial aid representative will be here to answer your questions about the Free
Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). All college bound seniors MUST file a FAFSA by March 10, 2016.
(Please note: If school is cancelled on that Thursday, the Financial Aid Night will be rescheduled for
next Thursday, January 14, 2016.)
Filing the FAFSA:
—Create a FSA ID: https://fsaid.ed.gov/index.htm .
—Access application online after January 1, 2016, at www.fafsa.ed.gov .
—For hard copy, call 1-800-433-3243 .
—Practice worksheet will be available after January 1, 2016, at www.fafsa.ed.gov .
—Financial Aid Night held at CCHS in January 7, 2016, 6:00 P.M.
—If necessary, attend the FAFSA Completion Night on February 18, 2016, in the CCHS Media Center. Financial advisors
and the Guidance Department will help families who need assistance completing the on-line FAFSA application. Just show
up any time between 3:00 P.M. and 6:00 P.M. Make sure to bring all your tax information (W-2 forms) and Social Security
numbers. The FAFSA is due on March 10, 2016 .
—DEADLINE: Complete FAFSA after January 1, 2016, so that it is received by the federal processor on or before March
10, 2016, (FAFSA Online)
—Make and keep a copy of the FAFSA.
—Print and keep a copy of the submission confirmation page when submitting FAFSA online.
—4 weeks after filing FAFSA, you should receive your Student Aid Report. If you do not, call 1-800-4FEDAID.
For more FAFSA information please visit: http://www.fafsa.ed.gov . If necessary, attend College Goal Sunday on
February 21, 2016, for additional help, go to www.collegegoalsunday.org .
Lilly Endowment Scholarship Due January 8, 2016
The Community Foundation of Whitley County is pleased to announce the opportunity for Whitley County High School
Seniors to apply for the Lilly Endowment Community Scholarship (LECS). The Community Foundation is honored to once
again participate in the LECS program funded by the Lilly Endowment, which will provide a deserving student from our
community with the opportunity to attend four years of college tuition free.
The 2016 Lilly Community Scholarship will provide full tuition, required fees, and an annual stipend of up to $900 for
required books and equipment for four years of full-time undergraduate study leading to a baccalaureate degree at an
accredited college or university in Indiana. Graduating seniors who are residents of Whitley County are encouraged to apply.
Created by Lilly Endowment to help raise Indiana’s level of educational attainment, the program was first introduced in
1998. Since that time 34 Whitley County students have received the prestigious award. The Community Foundation of
Whitley County's Scholarship Committee will nominate one student to receive the scholarship next spring. The Community
Foundation administers the program locally in coordination with Independent Colleges of Indiana (ICI).
All applicants must have graduated by the end of June 2016 with a diploma from an accredited Indiana high school and have
been accepted to pursue a full-time baccalaureate course of study in the fall of 2016 at an accredited public or private college
or university in Indiana.
Applications are available the Community Foundation’s website at www.cfwhitley.org/applynow . The application
deadline for the 2016 scholarship is Friday, January 8, 2016.
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Marching Eagles Perform at Lucas Oil Stadium
The Columbia City Marching Eagles competed in Scholastic B State Finals on October 24, 2015, and were crowned State
Champions, beating 13 other competing bands! The Marching Eagles’ show was titled, “Stories for West Side,” and featured
the music from Leonard Bernstein’s West Side Story.
The 36 members of the band performed in exhibition at Lucas Oil Stadium on Saturday, November 7, 2015, at 9:25 A.M. At
the conclusion of their show, they were awarded their championship trophy. Congratulation CCHS Marching Eagles!
Student Council News
Thank you to all who participated in the 2015 Annual Turkey Run! Student Council members, under the supervision of Mr. Bell and
Mr. Moore, shopped at Columbia City’s Kroger store and packed 178 Thanksgiving meals for Whitley County families. Donations
totaled $6,756.14! CCHS FMP/SOAR classes pitched in for a Penny War to determine which faculty members from each
departments would receive a pie in the face. Other fun activities included a staff/student dodge ball tournament and hat day.
“Light Up CCHS” is scheduled for the Week of
December 14. There will be a door/hallway decorating
competition and dress up days which will include Star
Wars on Friday, December 18.
The CCHS Annual Lip Sync is Wednesday, December 22, throughout the lunch periods. Staff members will perform for the student
body in the auditorium. Proceeds from admission will support the Student Council.
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FFA Travels to National Convention in Louisville
A record attendance of over 65,000 was set at National Convention in November.
Eleven students traveled to Louisville, Kentucky. While some had the privilege to
compete on the National Level, others got to explore the huge career and college
show, attend packed sessions in Freedom Hall, a leadership workshop, and a
morning doing Community Service at the Americana Community Center for
refugees. We had some fun at the hypnotist show and some chapter bonding at
the bowling alley. A highlight of the trip was spending some time with the Indiana
FFA Northern Region Vice President—our very own Brett Roberts.
Abigail Atkins was a finalist in the National Ag Mechanics & Repair division.
Abby started her supervised Ag experience by assisting her dad in the shop
restoring antique tractors by preparing invoices and sweeping floors. This
experience expanded to diagnosis, sandblasting, painting, wiring, and customer
service. She won state and competed in a final interview round at Convention
making it to the big stage where she was honored in the Top 4 winning $500.
The Columbia City FFA won the State Vet Science Contest at State Convention last summer and has been anticipating
Nationals for months. The team of David Kyler, Dayna Kyler, Rachel Halbrook, and Bailee Glass took on the country in a
two day contest event. The first day of the contest consisted of a written exam, a math practicum, two written scenarios,
and 100 ID’s of breeds, vet equipment, and parasites. The second day included the team presentation with Manny, the
yellow lab, as well as four clinical practicums and four handling and restraint practicums. The team earned a National Gold
Rating and finished in the top 15 in the country.
American Royal National Reserve National FFA Champions: Jake Pettigrew (National Champion Individual), Drew
Lamle, Abbi Schrader and Robby Sheets. Sheep: Team 2nd, Abbi Schrader 2nd, Jake Pettigrew 5th; Drew Lamle 7th.
Beef: Team 2nd, Jake Pettigrew 2nd, Robby Sheets 6th, Drew Lamle 7th. Swine: Team 2nd, Jake Pettigrew 1st, Robby
Sheets 7th, Drew Lamle 10th. Oral Reasons: Team 2nd, Abbi Schrader 3rd, Jake Pettigrew 5th. Overall: Team 2nd, Jake
Pettigrew 1st, Drew Lamle 6th, Abbi Schrader 9th (7 points behind Texas for 1st).
Reserve National 4-H Champions: Amber Ferrell, Luke Schrader, Brad Johnson. Sheep: Team 2nd, Luke Schrader 3rd.
Beef: Team 1st;,Amber Ferrell 4th, Luke Schrader 5th. Swine: Team 2nd, Brad Johnson 8th, Amber Ferrell 10th. Oral
Reasons: Team 3rd, Luke Schrader 5th. Overall: Team 2nd, Amber Ferrell 4th, Luke Schrader 6th, Brad Johnson 10th
(8 points behind Wyoming for 1st). Also attending were middle school judges Dillon Sheiss and Grace Schrader, who were
members of the State wining team but were age ineligible for the national contest. Congratulations to all!
Music Concert December 14
The CCHS December Concert with music provided by CCHS Music
Department Concert Band, Jazz Band, Chamber Chorus, City Heat and City
Lights is Monday, December 14, at 7:00 P.M. in the Newell Rice Auditorium.
All are welcome to enjoy holiday music. No admission is charged.
Art Club is back to spread creativity throughout our whole community! Come out every Thursday till
5:00 P.M. to participate in everything art! If you have any questions, please talk to either Brandon Davidson
([email protected]), Hannah Pease ([email protected]), or Valerie Michel
([email protected]). Come out and have fun!
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Nurse Notes
All students in Grade 12
will require an additional
MCV4 booster. Make
arrangements with your
family physician or
Whitley County Health
Department. Please
make sure the school
nurse receives a copy of
the update.
Sandy Kohut, RN BSN
CCHS/ETA School Nurse
260.244.6136 ext.3215
Fax: 260.244.7326
[email protected]
The meningococcal booster for students in Grades 11 and 12 are strongly recommended by
the ISDH in anticipation of inclusion with school entry requirements for the 2014/2015
school year. This means all 11th and 12th graders will need two (2) meningitis injections for
the 2015/2016 school year.
Whitley County Schools offer Tylenol (50 tablets) and Ibuprofen (25 tablets) available for
purchase for your child for the cost of $1.00 each. If you have any questions or concerns,
please call the School Nurse at 260.244.6136, ext. 3215 or 260.244-5707, ext. 1704 (ETA).
Indiana State of Health School Immunization Requirements
GRADES 9—11
3 Hep B
5 DTaP
4 Polio
2 MMR
2 Varicella
1 Tdap (Tetanus & Pertussis)
1 MCV4 (Meningococcal)
GRADE 12
3 Hep B
5 DTaP
4 Polio
2 MMR
2 Varicella
1 Tdap (Tetanus & Pertussis)
2 MCV4
For more information or questions, please contact Sandy Kohut, RN BSN, CCHS/ETA
School Nurse, 260.244.6136 ext.3215, [email protected] .
Definition of Immunization Requirements
If WCCS calls for a
2-Hour or 3-Hour Delay
on a scheduled
45-Minute Delay
Wednesday, the 2 or
3-hour Delay will
cancel out the scheduled
45-Minute Delay. In that
case, it will become
ONLY a 2 or 3-Hour
Delay.
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Athletic Sports Passes
Season Basketball (girls & boys) for Columbia City High School will go on sale October 19 in the Athletic Office. The
following tickets (and prices) are available:
Girls Basketball
Admission to Varsity/JV games will be $ 5.00; Freshman games will be $5.00.
Adult
$33.00
Sr. Citizen
$30.00
Boys Basketball
Admission to Varsity/JV games will be $5.00; Freshman games will be $5.00.
Season Tickets will not be valid for the Varsity Holiday Tourney games or Sectional
Tournament games.
Reserved Adult
$37.00
Sr. Citizen Reserved
$34.00
Non-Reserved Adult
$33.00
Sr. Citizen Non-Reserved
$30.00
Express Pass
Also available will be an Express Pass. This ticket is good for admission to any 10 general admission, regular season contests
(Fall, Winter or Spring; Varsity, Junior Varsity or Freshman). The ticket will be punched one (1) time for each person
entering the contest, and when the 10 punches are used up, the pass is no longer valid. The Express Pass can be purchased
throughout the school year as they are used up. With the Express Pass, you will not have to stand in line to get a ticket, just
go to a ticket taker and get the pass punched for yourself and whoever else is being admitted with the pass. The price of the
Express Pass is $40.00.
CCHS Preschool Winter Session Begins January 19
The winter sessions of Child Development classes begin January 19, 2016, through February 11,
2016 (Tuesdays and Thursdays) from 1:00-3:10 P.M. Children must be between the ages of 3-5
and potty trained.
High school students gain practical experience that will benefit them as they prepare for future
careers in teaching, social work, child psychology, daycare, or the medical profession. They can
see the physical, social, emotional, and intellectual development as the children participate in the
classroom.
High school students plan each session with themed activities, along with snacks, lessons and
circle-time activities. Children are divided into the following learning centers: arts/crafts, science/
health, and reading/drama.
Please email Mrs. Barker at [email protected] for more information.
Trimester 2 ends Friday, February 19, 2016. Final exams are February 18 (Periods 2 & 4) and February 19 (Periods
1, 3 & 5). Please avoid scheduling student appointments these two days. Professional Day for staff is Monday,
February 22 (No Student Day). Trimester 3 begins Tuesday, February 23, 2016.
Spring Break begins March 25, 2016, (Good Friday) through April 3, 2016. WCCS classes resume Monday, April 4,
2016.
Last Student Day is Monday, May 23, 2016, unless we have inclement weather throughout the winter season.
Makeup days are scheduled for May 24, 25, 26, 27, 31, and June 1 and 2. Graduation is Friday, June 3, 2016.
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CCHS Book Fees for 2015/2016
Due date for 1st Trimester—September 11, 2015.
Due date for 2nd Trimester—December 11, 2015.
Due date for 3rd Trimester—March 18, 2016.
Any outstanding balance at the end of the school year may be sent to collections. Parents can no longer pay for textbook fees online
through MyPaymentsPlus.
Please contact Mary Thomas, Treasurer, for payment information for your child at 260.244.6136, extension 3214, or e-mail
[email protected] .
Fees vary according to grade level and courses taken. Forms regarding a payment plan can be accessed online through
Harmony. Mail payments to: Columbia City High School, 600 North Whitley Street, Columbia City, IN 46725,
Attention of Mrs. Thomas. ETA book rental is to be sent to CCHS as well.
CCHS Dress Code
(CCHS 2015/2016 Student Handbook, page 17)
“Vulgar, lewd, or obscene language, gestures, and clothing disruptive to the educational process (this includes alcohol,
tobacco, or drug related clothing) have no place in an educational environment. Students of CCHS are expected to abide by
the following:
—No bare midriff
—No cleavage (top or bottom)
—No “spaghetti strap” or “string” tops
—No “nightwear” or underwear worn as a replacement for outerwear
—No hats or hoods in school
—No holes in any part of the clothing above the knee
—No chains hanging from clothing
—No gloves or hand wear
—Sayings, words or pictures on clothing must be appropriate for the school environment.
Length of shorts and skirts—appropriate as deemed by administration—good rule of thumb—longer than fingertips when
arms are placed at student’s sides. A student’s shirt will be deemed inappropriate if the neckline of the shirt is below
hand-width from the clavicle.”
Columbia City High School has a dress code policy in place at Columbia City High School. We want to help our students
focus on the great instruction taking place in each classroom. Please continue to help assist us by monitoring what your child
chooses to wear to school. We appreciate your continued support.
NON-DISCRIMINATION POLICY
Whitley County Consolidated Schools Corporation is committed to equal opportunity and does not discriminate on the
basis of age, race, color, creed, sex, handicapping conditions, or national origin including limited English proficiency, in any
employment opportunity. No person is excluded from participation in, denied the benefits of, or otherwise subjected to
unlawful discrimination on such basis under any educational program or student activity. For further information,
clarification, or complaint (grievance) procedures, please contact the Superintendent’s office ( 260.244.5771)
or the following:
Dr. Patricia O’Connor, A.D.A. Coordinator (American with Disabilities), Section 504 Coordinator, Title Coordinator
(gender discrimination)
Title VI Coordinator (race, color, creed, national origin)
Whitley County Consolidated Schools
107 N. Walnut Street
Columbia City, Indiana 46725
Telephone: 260.244.5771
[email protected]
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Trimester 1 Honors Lists 2015-2016
Grade 9 All A’s
Leah Marie Bechtold
Dalton Robert Bell
Cassidy Rae Burdge
Olivia Jo Campbell
Karen Cheng
Tanner Walker Clark
Ian Jacob Cook
Grace Inez Cotter
Emma Grace Coy
Madalyn Colleen Crawford
Ryan Joseph Devito
Drew Wilson Diamente
Aaron Richard Fix
Todd Michael Franks
Natalee Rose Gawthrop
Aleece Madison Geiger
Lindsey Diane Hoskins
Jacob David Ianucilli
Raylynn Lelia Johnson
Katelyn Victoria Jones
Rachel Leigh Juillerat
Isabelle Catherine Kreienbrink
Kierstyn Renee Krouse
Faith Elizabeth Lang
Jackson Dean Longenbaugh
Jessica Lorraine McFarland
Grace Nicole Mills
Luke David Mills
Yi-Ling Ni
Yi-Wen Ni
Taylor Elise Osborn
Evin Alynn Parker
Sarah Irene Pepple
Mariah Noel Schaefer
Alexander Lloyd
Scharpenberg
Cameron Lee Scott
Destiny Diane Seelig
Makayla Marie Snodderly
Jakob Michael Tenwalde
Leonie Marie Trabert
Shaylynn Carroll Trump
Kayleena Elizabeth Venditto
Emma Grace Waugh
Jacob Lee Wigent
Haley Anne Willson
Ava Katherine Winters
Katherine Lynn Wolter
Colin Joseph Wood
Grade 10 All A’s
Isabelle Jean Anglin
Garrett Brian Anspach
Braden Joshua Baker
Bryce Morgan Banks
Eric Levi Burkholder
Allison Kay Conrad
Connor Jomar Davis
Nicholas Alexander Decker
Amber Rae Deno
Jordon Creighton Fairchild
Kendra Lynn Fausnaugh
Shay Marie Feist
Hannah Marie Foor
Kellie Ann Frei
Meredith Grace Green
Lawson Aaron Hahn
Lauren Lian Hesting
Jaelyn Michele Himes
Tyler Joseph Hollis
Jaylen Eva Hull
Alissa Rose Jagger
Taylor Mae Jones
Lauren Margaret Keller
Timothy Karl Koller
Sydney Lee-Ann Korte
Breanna Rose Marie Lahr
Cortney Marie Magers
Peyton Reese Mann
Mackenzie Jo Martin
Sarah Ann Peterson
Jacob Andrew Rensner
Abigail Elizabeth Schrader
River Jackson Shearer
Whitney Lauren Shelton
Anna Danielle Weigold
Eric Joseph Yager
Kamryn Jean Yenser
Skylar McKenzie Zickafoose
Grade 11 All A’s
Morgan Hanah Bales
Chase Tanner Clifford
Abbigail Renee Copeland
Myrissa Anne Crutchfield
Jacob Reed Elkins
Darian Raschel Farber
Bailee Mae Glass
Rachel Lynn Halbrook
Parker Daniel Hazen
Timothy Rex Hearld
Courtney Michelle Hile
Andrew Richard Jagger
Megan Jenee Jagger
Ryan Anthony Jordan
Matthew Lloyd Kennedy
Isabella Dalen Krieg
Ryan Joseph Kumfer
Hellen Kathleen Kyler
Georgia Pauline Lieb
Heaven Leigh Alexandra
Lightfoot
Miranda Lee McConnell
Ashley Katelynn Miller
Hannah Marie Pease
Chelsea Dyan Pettigrew
Dillon Michael Reed
Khale Matthew Rider
Meagan Allisa Saggars
Brooke Ann Sands
Morgan Elaine Sawyer
Holden Mark Schaefer
Maria Sitja
Taylor Kristine Stetzel
Madyson Grace Stricker
Raven Autumn Stump
Erin Nicole Trabert
Morgan Ann Usher
Crystal Brooke Van Houten
Maggie Leigh Vandersaul
Caleb Michael Wakeman
Jayla Rene Wigent
Samantha Jo Winebrenner
Grade 12 All A’s
Brandi Noel Alexander
Athena Lynn Arnold
Aleksander L Baker
Quinton Eugene Burnworth
Lauren Michelle Cooper
Taylor Marie Daniel
Jennifer Kayla Deathe
Lewis Robert Elliott
Brea Elizabeth Fisher
Heather Ann Fritz
Molly Kaitlyn Green
Rylee Nicole Hackworth
Natalia Chablis Johnson
McKade Clair Kennedy
Spencer Levi Klimek
Hannah Elizabeth Koller
Danielle Marie Kreienbrink
Gavin Edward LaRue
Colin Travis May
Elijah Keith McDevitt
Lauren Victoria Rainey
Natalie Ann Roberts
Dakota Lee Sweet
Veronica Mae Swick
Jacob Adam Wheeler
Grade 9 A’s & B’s
Kennedy Ann Arntz
Devin James Baker
Brooke Ashlyn Ball
Salem Jeffrey Buchin
Joseph Allen Cash
Kyla Cheyenne Chamberlain
Mykaela Lin Crowell
Alexis Rose Deuter
Jonathan Andrew Didier
Nicholas James Driver
Amber Grace Easterling
Spencer Donald Emenhiser
Sydni Jo Farber
Carson David Forrester
Jaclyn Marie Fries
Eli Scott Fudge
Robert Milton Gingras
Cameron Gregory Hall
Amanda Lynn Heck
Joshua Richard Hildebrand
Douglas Dean Hill
Evan Andrew Hochstetler
Nicholas Todd Hull
Elizabeth Ellen Johnson
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Trimester 1 Honors Lists 2015-2016
David Walker Kyler
Jordan Taylor Lee
Taelor Renee Maley
Cole Steven Meyer
Joseph Vincent More
Kaitlyn Nichole Ness
MeiLin Grace Newton
Jonathon Ross O Dell
Luke Bowen Kapono
O'Leary
Dominick Remi Planchon
Ian Dewayne Rhoades
Jaeden Storm Roussey
Jennifer Marie Salesman
Brayden Thomas Schilling
Madison Jane Schroeder
Savannah Amber Simmers
Dylan Riely Snodgrass
Tori Renee Snyder
Reece David Spencer
Megan Eileen Stephenson
Grant Christian Stetler
Madyson Nicole Stultz
Emily Louise Swangin
Brody William Taylor
Colin David Temple
Theodore Joseph Varga
Garett Kelly Walker
Demi Elizabeth Warner
Mikayla Elizabeth Whitehurst
Trinity Kay Young
Sadie Elizabeth Zumbrun
Grade 10 A’s & B’s
Adryan John Anglin
Alexis Marie Asfour
Mollie Jeanne Baar
Logan David Bachelder
Lenah Marie Beck
Amber Lou Bennett
Derian Nichole Bianski
Austin Matthew Bolt
Jaci Marie Brandon
Bailie Eleanor Brown
Amanda Marie Bufkin
Ethan Jay Christen
Duncan Ryan Cochran
Tabitha Sue Coffelt
Kacie Nichole Colby
Madison Nikole Cook
Gina Marissa Coronato
Haylee Jo Coyle
Blake Dewitt Deno
Alyssa Renea Duff
Anastasia Jane Dumbacher
Adrianna Arial Foster
Trevor Thomas Fries
Dayra Autumn Fry
Madison Kay Gatchel
David James Geske
Kelci Renay Gilbert
Shayla Nicole Harris
Kailey Marie Herber
Twyla Joy Herron
Douglas Edward Hinen
Jacob Thomas Hinen
Dakota Michael Hoover
Isabel Rose Hunter
Ciarra Leigh Ivy
Justin Robert Johnson
Emma Kay Jordan
Allison Nicole Keener
Trevor Charles Ladd
Caleb Matthew Landis
Braden J Lee
Molly Mackenzie Luther
Kyle Wayne McCain
Collin Raye Meade
Abbigale Christine Milton
Shadd Micheal Miser
Ayrhan Scott Myers
Jared Draven Nettrouer
Cole Alan Nix
Klayton Lee Parker
Frank Russell Planchon
Hammad Anees Qureshi
Brianna Rae Mitchell Reeves
Karsen Andrew Rider
Garrett Richard Roehling
Taylor Renee Ruby
Megan Sue Sanders
Joshua Edward Shawver
Robert Thomas Sheets
William Joseph Shelmadine
McKenna Rose Sherman
Lydia Rose Snodgrass
Gabriel Angel Soto Rodriguez
Skylar Morgan Sowders
Hunter West Stidams
Kristian Erich Stultz
Alexis Acacia Lynn Tillison
Zachary Michael Vandeputte
Thomas Donald Weber
Trey Lynn Wolfe
Dana Elise Zoltek
Grade 11 A’s & B’s
Gunner Charles Arnold
Nathan Edward Baker
Kayla Jean Barcus
Jordan Michael Bechtold
Brooklyn Alyn Bradley
Dustin Alan Braunsdorf
Audrey Diane Cain
Hannah Lynn Clark
Elise Gabrielle Marie
Cormany
Tyler Lloyd Coyle
Logan Reece Culbertson
Derek Joseph Diamente
Brittney Savanah Erne
Lillian Grace Ford
Catherine Ann Marie Frei
Marta Gallego Fernandez
Courtney Richelle Gibson
Taylor Rose Glass
Hailey Marie Hackworth
Alexis Nicole Harter
Kendra Elise Hawn
Nicole Herdt
Megan Elizabeth Hinen
Emily MariaAnn Johnson
Jaden Avery Kempf
Haley Marie King
Brittney Michelle Kinney
Anna Claire Kneller
Evan James Kumfer
Dayna Marie Kyler
Jacob James Kyler
Connor Michael Ladd
Audra Dayan LaRue
Kaleb Michael Laux
Samanithia Elisabethe Law
Ashtin Allen Lee
Emma Grace Lepley
Holly Marie Martinez
Jacob Edward Mattes
Blake Anthony Matteson
Jacob Allen Matteson
McKenzie Kathleen
McCormick
Erin Elizabeth McCullough
Valerie Michel Michel
Allison Marie Minier
Madison Lou More
Jacob William Morse
Gemssy Eugett Munoz
Emily Elizabeth Neher
Andrew Price Reed
Cohen Scott Reimers
Jasper Adam Matthew
Rentschler
Mekynzi Kayelin Renee Rice
Elizabeth Louise Russell
Chevelle Kathryn Renee
Sessford
Mallory Claire Shafer
Mackenzie Christine Sheets
Kayla Rose Sinner
Brendon Cole Slagal
Brock Eugene Snouffer
Ciara Jessie Spangler
Avery Brianne Sparks
Taylor Ann Stansbery
Thomas Robert Stephenson
Colin Alan Jake Straub
Courtney Lane Thompson
Dominic Paul Thompson
Ethan Tristan Tinsley
Sebastian Louis Urrutia
Anna Grace von Seggern
Alexis Nicole Waldeck
Natalia Leigh Waters
Andrew Steven Weachock
Madison Rose Whitaker
Jackson Thomas Wilcoxson
Jamon Lee Winters
Rhea Emily Young
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Trimester 1 Honors Lists 2015-2016
Grade 12 A’s & B’s
Lexus Montana Raine Altman
Ian Christopher Andrews
Ashley Marie Aumsbaugh
Brook Renee Beezley
Brianna Anahi Betancourt
Veronica Irene Boyer
Abbey Nicole Brommer
Sara Beth Burkholder
Kierston Ann Clark
Alyssa Sue Collins
Natalie Diann Collins
Taryn LeeAnne Cook
Hannah Elizabeth Cotter
Tanner Joseph Curry
Regan Alexandra Decker
Holly Carolann Deno
Evan Patrick Didier
Cayla Ane Ebersole
Salvatore Richard Eriotes
Gason Joseph Feist
Amber Lyn Ferrell
Jonathan Elliott Fix
Aaron Troy Franks
Brennan Michael Fry
Madeline Ruth Getts
Isaiah Michael Hammons
Lucas Garrett Hennessy
Avery Leigh Hile
Bridget Ann Hinen
Jocylin Amber Hodges
Starrla JeanMarie Hodson
Tayla Jenea Hyser
Allyssa Jane Jacobs
Drew Alan Lamle
Macenzie Leigh Lane
JoLyn Montana Laux
Averi Michelle Litherland
Jacob Franklin Melvin
Leah Marie Mills
Galeana Tay Murphy
Kane Alan Norris
Khendra Denise Nott
Blake Michael Ousley
Cooper Richard Parish
Gavin Reed Parish
Emilee Marie Pequignot
Javier Ignacio Perez
Ryan Paul Ramsey
Kassandra Nicole Rawleigh
Carson Noel Reed
Dylan Jeffrey Reed
Laurisa Taylor Rehrer
Danielle Marie Reust
Karina Nicole Rubrake
Trevor Joel Scharpenberg
Dakota James Schilling
Courtnee Brooke Schwenn
Jessica Michelle Shelby
Bryce Ray Shepherd
Semi Formal Dance January 3, 2016
The Annual Semi-Formal, “Empire State of Mind,” will be held at the Fort
Wayne Embassy Theatre and Indiana Hotel Lobby. The date for this year’s
event is January 3, 2016, from 7:00—11:00 P.M.
Tickets are on sale NOW at CCHS and ETA for $25 each through December 16.
All ticket sales this year will be single tickets. Students are encouraged to buy
them as couples so that their numbers are in sync but there is no “couple” ticket.
Tickets sold December 17-18 will cost $40 each.
All students, Grades 9-12, in good standing in Columbia City High School and
Eagle Tech Academy, are invited to attend. All outside guests will be required to
submit an application to attend that will be approved by CCHS Administration. All guest Forms MUST BE RETURNED by DECEMBER 11, 2015, in
order to be allowed admittance into the dance.
Dress Code: Men should wear shirt/tie or collared shirt/sweater with
dress pants. Ladies should wear a respectable dress. All head wear should
appropriately match the attire worn.
Current CCHS ID’s/School ID’s or Driver’s license and Photo ID’s/
School ID’s for guests are required for admittance to the dance.
Audrey Janelle Sjahfiedin
Nathaniel David Smith
Ian James Stark
Lucas Samuel Steinke
Autumn Marie Stine
Kendall Tiara Stiverson
Savanna Elizabeth Stoltz
Dakota Sian Studebaker
Spencer Shane Sunderland
Sidney Banner Syndram
Emily Rose Temple
Hannah May Wappes
Daniel Joseph Weber
Katie Danielle Weigel
Hanalies Audreyanna Wissler
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Dear Senior Parents:
The 2015-2016 Columbian Staff would like to offer you the opportunity to purchase a Baby Ad for your senior.
We are pleased to provide you with a unique way to congratulate that special graduate with a yearbook baby
ad! You may personalize your ad with pictures and messages, and we have four sizes to choose from to better
suit your needs.
Business card size (1/8th page):
¼ page:
½ page:
Full page:
$ 75
$125
$200
$300
Students will not be told when ads are purchased, so they are a perfect surprise gift! Invite grandparents, aunts,
uncles, brothers, sisters, and friends to join you in publishing this special message!
Please remember that photos may be sent to the yearbook company and will not be returned until October
2016. Please include a self-addressed, forever stamped envelope for the return of your photos. Photos
are also accepted on disk! Digital photographs must be in .jpg format.
Deadline December 31, 2015. Make checks payable to “The Columbian.” If you have questions, please call
The Columbian Office at 260.244.6136, ext. 3315.
Order Form (detach and include with or der )
Student’s Name: _________________________________________
# of Photos Enclosed______
Ordering Party’s Name____________________________________
Size of AD: _____________
Address:__________________________________________________________________________________
Ordering Party’s Daytime Phone:__________________________________
Message:_________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________________
(Or you may enclose an additional sheet.)
Mail to: The Columbian Year book, Columbia City High School, 600 N. Whitley Str eet, Columbia City,
IN 46725
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12/25/2015
Make checks payable to The Columbian. Call Lindsay White at 260.244-6136, extension 3315 with any
questions. Yearbooks make a great gift! Prices go up after Winter Break (December 23, 2015—January 6,
2016).
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