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

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 NICKNAME AMBITION Twila Christine Amstutz Twila Beautician Kay Barnum Kay School Teacher or Clerical Work Carol Ann Bartz Kettle Beauty Operator George Best George Farmer Thomas Birkemeyer Dooley Work in Grocery Store Wanda Lee Bok Wanda Office Work David Ray Bourquin Porky Evangelist Carole Louise Buckingham Bucky Teacher Larry Cattell Larry To Become a Success Maxine Chamberlin Pat Housewife and Mother Octavio Cruz Boozer U. S. Marines Betty Lou Culp Shorty Teacher Bill Darbyshire Darby Armed Forces Alice Fae Davisson Alice Housewife and Office Work Donald Doty Slaughter To Be a Success at Anything Ronald Doty Roughouse Get Married and Have Eight Children Judy Dunlap Jup Housewife Paul Evans Flab Doctor Bary Eversole Bary To Be a Success Ronald Eugene Foltz Wes Engineer Robert Bruce Graham Ottie Business Manager Bill Hofferbert Hoff Go To College Eugene Hoyt Beaner Air Force Sharon Kathleen Huber Sheree Sec retary Janice Louise Irwin Jan Beautician Work Karen Louise Jones Jonesey Clerical Work Norman Karcher Itch To Marry a Charming and Rich Woman Patricia Kiss ell Pat Teacher Robert Allan Kissell Bob Make a Lot of Money Elmer J. Langhals Elmer Farming or Truck Driver Roberta Leatherman Bert To Be a Success Larry Lusk Lusky United States Navy Patrick E. Maag Big Red Mechanic David Marks Marty Engineer Betty Martz Bet To Be a Success Judy Mayberry Jut Housewife Charles Francis Meyer Charlie Truck Driver or Army James Cletus Meyer Clete Farmer Carolyn Miller Carolyn Nurse Richard Moffat Nitwit Parachute 90, 000 ft. without a parachul Joan Morman Jo Typist James Nance Jim Engineer Larry Niswander Snouser Mechanical Engineer Larry Rodenberger Boog Successful Electronis Engineer or Draftsman Janice Schindler Jan Sec retary Howard Schroeder Howie Farmer Kirsten Kay Smith Schmitty Teacher Donald Joe Sneary Hamper Telegraph Operator or Carpenter Virginia Stechschulte Ginger Nurse William Thomas Jake Farmer Ronald Turner Ron U. S. Navy Mary Volkmer George Teacher 23 Harry Watkins Harry Safari Make Lots of Money

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Senior Class History In 1947, thirty-nine little boys and girls started on the road to learning with the guidance of Mrs. Shelhe. In that year seven of the students left to go to another school. Thirty-two of us went the following year to meet Mrs. Sarka in the second grade. In that year we gained 2 students; Donald Stemen and Sylvia Stalhman and lost two; Charles Wyer and Patsy Basinger. In the third grade our teacher was Mrs. Roberts and we welcomed two new students; Ruth Busick and Betty Martz. As we entered the fourth grade we were joined by Twila Amstutz and Steven Dunlap. Our teachers were Mrs. Basinger and Earl Smith. We had a pleasant time in the fifth grade with Mrs, Garver as our teacher. In the sixth grade with Mr. Hawk, we welcomed Octavia Cruz. Then finally we were upstairs and after the first few days of confusion we settled down to work. In the eighth grade, the happy union of our class was marred by an accident which claimed the life of one of our classmates, Gloria Amstutz. In our Freshman year we acquired many new classmates. From St. Anthony's came: Doris Verhoff, Joan Morman, Sharon Huber, Janet Renn, Carolyn Miller, Elmer Langhals, Eugene Hoyt Howard Schroeder, James Meyer Charles Meyer, George Best, Thomas Birkemeyer, Patrick Maag, and Robert Kissell. From Cairo came: Robert Graham, Kay Barnum, Wanda Bok, Alice Davisson, Janice Irwin, Janice Schindler, Sharon Wood, John Best, Ronald Foltz, Karl Terhark, William Thomas, and Larry Cattell. Larry Rodenberger came from Lima Central and Pearl Albright came from Delphos. In ouiSophomoreyear we lost Karl Terhark, Doris Verhoff, Celena Serrata, Peat! Albright and Sharon Wood. We gained Richard Moffet and Virginia Stechschulte. Our Junior year was sparkled by the prom with the theme of Hawaiian Cruise . In that year we lost Loretta Caudill. In the year of 59 we are Seniors. In that year we lost Charles Pugh to the Marine's. But all through the school years we have lost and gained many new friends. Now that twelve years of school are over, most of us are waiting for the graduation ceremony in which we will recieve the diploma of achievement. But still the memory of our school life will linger in our minds for the rest of our lives. 11

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Senior Class Will The Columbus Grove High School Class of 1959, being of sound mind and body, do hereby make and declare this our last will and te stament. We individually, devise and bequeath: I, Twila Amstutz, will my Government book to any unlucky junior. I, Kay Bamum, will my job of typing Mr. Glass's basketball practice schedule to whoever likes to exercise his fingers everyday. I, Carol Bartz, will my cheerleading outfit to next years (unfortunate) cheerleaders. I, George Best, will my pious outlook on life to Tom Terhark. I, Thomas Birkemeyer, will my books to any junior and wish them good luck. I, Wanda Bok, will my job as assistant secreatry in the office to any one who plans to work in an office. I, David B our quin, will my Bible to anyone who will read it and respond to its message. I, Carole Buckingham, will my ability to keep awake in English 12 to Becky Graham. I, Larry Cattell, will my old seat in English class to anyone who gets it. I, Maxine Chamberlin, will all the money I haven't got to anyone dumb enough to take it. I, Octavio Cruz, will my black hair to Sandy Osborn. I, Betty Lou Culp, will my daily conflicts with Mr. Burkholder in Civics class to next years seniors. I, Bill Darby shire, will my height to Mr. Weinman. I, Alice Davisson, will my position as drum majorette to anyone lucky enough to get it. I, Donald Doty, will my job as playground supervisor to anybody dumb enough to take it. I, Ronald Doty, will my seat in typing to anyone dumb enough to take it. I, Judy Dunlap, will my ability to go with one boy to Mary Waltz. I, Paul Evans, will my Lima News subscription to Bob Moffat. I, Bary Eversole, will my ability to get out of study hall to Ted Lamb. I, Gene Foltz, will my black hair to Mark Caldwell. I, Bob Graham, will my money to anyone who doesn't need much. I, Bill Hofferbert, will my front seat in English class to anyone dumb enough to take it. I, Eugene Hoyt, will Mr. Basinger English class to some one else who likes it as much as I enjoyed it. I, Sharon Huber, will my long hair to Mr. Burkholder. I, Janice Irwin, will my seat in Mr. Burkholder's Government class to whomever is crazy enough to take it. I, Karen Jones, will my cheerleading position to Paula Hartman. I, Norman Karcher, will my weight lifting ability to Lee Smith. I, Pat Kissell, will my twenty-three kids to any lucky junior gi rl. I, Bob Kissell, will my football position (right half) to John Mackaman. I, Elmer Langhals, will my Algebra and Mr. Smith to anybody who takes it. 24 I, Roberta Leatherman, will my ability to stay on the road when ,f a car to D na Te‘-