Columbia City High School’s 2009 Homecoming is September 18 and 19, 2009. This year CCHS Alumni Association and the High School will celebrate Homecoming with several activities:
Friday Sept. 18: 4:30 p.m., Homecoming Parade
Friday Sept. 18: 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. Fish Fry fundraiser by CCHS Band & Optimist Club
Friday Sept. 18: 7:00 p.m. CCHS vs. DeKalb Football game. Homecoming King and Queen and the Court will be announced.
Saturday Sept. 19: 815 a.m. & 1:30 pm. 3rd Annual CCHS Alumni Legacy Golf Outing at Eagle Glen. Open to all, not just alumni. Non-golfers can join in for lunch for $10 & silent auction. Co-sponsored by CCHS.
Saturday Sept. 19: 5:00 p.m. CCHS Alumni Association meeting at CCHS cafeteria. Open to all.
Sept. 21, the Monday after Homecoming, will be the 2nd annual Lady Eagles vs. Breast Cancer fundraiser. Last year over 7,000 dollars were raised at this one event.
Here is how you can help during Homecoming
1. Do you have an antique tractor and wagon that you would drive for students to ride during the parade?
Call Bob Brittain @ 260-244-6136 ext 3227 or E-mail at
2. Could your business be a hole sponsor for $100?
3. Put together a foursome and enter the golf outing.
$50 per golfer--$200 per team.
4. 4. Attend the CCHS Alumni Association meeting on September 19 at 5:00 p.m. at CCHS cafeteria.
2009 CCHSAA Golf Outing Forms
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Click here for 2009 CCHSAA Legacy Golf Outing Signup/Sponsor Form
Click here for Lunch Only Reservation Form
Click here for 2009 CCHSAA Legacy Golf Outing Flyer
1st Row L-R: Ruth Ann Pontzius, Sharon Cole, Marilyn Shoda, Phyliss Van Deman, Viola Burns, Ann White and Ardith Jagger
2nd Row L-R: Jim Neill, Russel Wolfe, Robert Dunn, Ronnie Egolf, Max Cox, Mike Loe, Richard Wolfe and Graham Kleespie
The Class of 1954 celebrated 55 years since graduation with a class reunion on Friday, August 22, 2009 at Eagle's Nest Event Center in Columbia City.
The 2009 reunion committee members wish to say thanks to all who attended. To those of you who were absent, we wish you could have been there.
RUTH ANN BOWIE DAVIS
104 Martinique Rd.
North Port, FL 34287
Telephone: 941-429-9641
Email:
The class of 1969 started their 40th reunion with a wiener roast at the home of Gloria and Steve More on Friday evening, June 26, 2009. Over 40 people were in attendance. On Saturday morning, June 27th, 7 teams of golfers played a Florida scramble at the Crooked Lake Golf Course. Scores ranged from 2 under to 3 over.
On Saturday evening at the Eagle's Nest Event Center, nearly 80 classmates plus spouses and friends totaling nearly 130 people in all, attended the main event. Classmates from near and far reunited and shared hugs, laughs, and stories from high school and their life stories since. There was even a special surprise for all when two special visitors attended. Coach Don Armstrong and his wife Rosalie, two of the class sponsors, joined in the evening’s festivities.
A memorial with pictures and candles for those who have passed was viewed by all. A class picture was taken. A reunion booklet with history, trivia, fun facts, stories and classmates names was distributed.
The 2009 reunion committee members wish to say thanks to all who attended. It was a glorious and perfect weekend for all.
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