Columbus Grove High School - Col Gro Yearbook (Columbus Grove, OH)

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PATRICIA SHOOK- V ' Pat Shook in white 'will look so nice But not the white where there is rice, A straight and perfect nurse for you Whene're your sick or feeling blue. RICHARD WILLIAMS- Our Senior cards Bud Willams sold Some are in black and some in gold, He has black hair th'at's wavy too Yes! All I've said is very true. MARJORIE JENNINGS- Red Jennings is a lot of fun She keeps the boys on the run, A class without her lost would be Because she's one of us - you see. PATRICIA LAMB- Patty Lamb now as you all know Completes her part in every show, For on her hand is a diamond ring Some day later those bells will ring. MARY BERTHA KNOTT- A fine typist is Mary Knott On her clothes there's not a spot, She's typist for the Bulldog Press With her they're never in distress. BETTY LOU JENKINS- Betty Lou, so tall and fair The gal that has the long blonde hair, Cheerleaders one of four is she ' To boys she's pretty as can be. ROBERT MAAG- A fine shoe man Bob Maag is now If something's done, he doesn't bow, He cracks a smile, then on his way An early bird to school each day. l IPGDIEIVIRY JOAN TRICE- Trice is a member of our band Her oboe sounds just simply grand, Upon her face she wears a smile, And you can see it's right in style. RAYMOND GOEDDE- Ray's Ford does rattle down the streets And picks up every one it meets, He's sort of shy, of course you know But all the time he's on the go. ELEANOR HOFFMAN- A pianist, a fine one, too, Is Eleanor Jeanne, yes through and through I'll bet she practiced every day To learn to play that very way. CHARLES HAMMER- Charles Hammer whose nickname This is all known to he a fact, His hair is black as you can see I wonder where it all can be. DARLENE BOK- Darlene is just a little shy is She always laughs, she'll never cry, All classmates think that she is fine She thinks one boy is just divine. MARY KURBER- There is a certain little girl Who has a head so full of curl, Who wants to be a nurse so bad That she just never does look sad. GOLDIE MARKS- Do you all know Miss Goldie Marks Who's always happy as the larks, And she is al'w'ays very bold By many people she's been told. Tack

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IPCDIEJIIRXY ROBERT WERT- CAROL JONES- Bob Wert some day will sail the sea' A good lieutenant he may beg He'll make a fine and strict one too That's when he sails the waters blue. MONIE LOU DONALDSON- Moniie wants to teach some day Just while her sailor is away, Her hair is short and sort of brown She's nice as anyone in town. RUTH BASINGER- Ruth is the girl that one should knox Her grades, you see, 'are never low, She never has too much to say But played the lead in a one-act play. ROBERT PALTE- Robert Palte, he is so good I want that to be understood, A quiet sort of chap is he Who knows not what he wants to be. PUTH DILLER- Ruth Diller is a pretty lass She is the artist of our class, Big blue eyes and winning way A lucky man she'lll get some day. GAIL BRENNEMAN- Gail runs the streets just up and down To see if Gladys is in town, And if he fails to find her home He picks up oth-er girls who roam. Her eyes of blue and long brown hair Do really make a person stare, She is so slim and dresses neat In drama she can not be beat. JAMES KOHLI- Some day 'a restaurant Jim will own We hope that it will be near home, Because if it's so far away He'll have to walk a mile ia day. JOHN STECHSCHULTE- If ere you wish to know a fact Inquire of Steck who'll never lack, All mathamatics he does well In other words he's just plain swell. ETHEL JANE GERDEMAN- This is ia girl you all should know You meet her everywhere you go, She's typist for the Bulldog Press And always very neatly dressed. DOLORES NICHOLS- A fine reporter she did make Dolores Nichols takes the cake, She was a snoopy type of girl, But in real life she's like a pearl. PAUL ALTSTAETTER- We have a tall boy in our class Who likes not any certain lass, His disposition is just right The Civics class was his delight. WYLIE ROSE LUSK- RUTH ARN- She has black hair that's sort of long Here comes Ruth walking down the street Can hum 'a melody in song, Yes, Wylie Rose, that is her name With two red shoes upon her feet, She seems so happy and so gay Some day she might be known for fame. This is the way she's every day.