Columbia High School - Columbian Yearbook (Columbia, IL)

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DOROTHY HILDEBRANDT Latin Club-2 Home Ec Club-3 Drama Club Geometry Club Music Appreciation G A A -5 History Club-2 Girl's Chorus-2 RUTH SCHNEIDER Home Ec. Club- Drama Club History Club-2 Geometry Club- Chemistry Club PEARL HUELLER Home Ec. Club-4 Biology Club-2 History Club-2 Chemistry Club KENNETH JAHR Geometry Club Baseball-4 Basketball-5 Chemistry Club Biology Club Class Pres. '42-45 Junior Play History Club-2 Annual Staff MARIAN STUMPF Home Ec. Club- History Club-2 Biology Club-1 Chemistry Club G. A. A. -l Senior Play FLORENCE THENZ 4 Chemistry Club Biology Club Home Ee. Club-5 l History Club-2 Music Appreciation Drama Club Class Treasurer- '43-44 Senior Play Science Club G. A. A MERRIL HUGH Geometry Club Science Club Biology Club History Club-2 Chemistry Club NADINE GREEN Home Ec. Club-1 Go Ao As '2 Glrl's Chorus History Club-2 Annual Staff Office Girl Science Club Biology Club Geometry Club 5

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Hilda Booby Stumpy DOROTHY HILDEBRHNDT KENNETH IAHR MAHIAN STUMPF' Determination is the master hey to He has common sense in a way that's A quiet conscientious girl is she. success. uncommon. S 0 E F N 1 1 0 9 R 4 Sis Fluzzie RUTH SCHNEIDER FLORENCE TRENZ S Sweet, reserved and unselfishf' Laugh and be merry, we live but once. 5 ESS Pearly Huch Danny PEARL MUELLER MERRIL HUCH NADINE GREEN A bashful girl and very sweet He'd have quite alot to say if he'd only Her idea of a perfect day- ls surely a pleasant one to meet. say it. Less work and more play.

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C L A S S W I L L WE, THE EXALTED AND PARAMOUNT CLASS OF 1945, of Columbia High School, of the City of Columbia, County of Monroe, and the State of Illinois, being of sane mind, and sound memory do here- by draw up in the presence of our esteemed Superintendent, Nolan A. Rosan, and do make, publish, and direct this to be our last will and testament, in manner and form as follows on this thirti- eth day of April in the year of our Lord, One Thousand Nine Hun- dred and Forty-five. We will, to the unsophlsticated Junior Class, our debts, and our co-operative manner with the teachers. We will, to the Sophmores, our gift of gab, and our capabil- ity of mutual agreement in class meetings. We will, to the Freshmen, the knowledge that they, too, some day, if they work hard will be Seniors, and will go through all the enjoyment and hardships that any Senior must pass. To our ambitious Superintendent, Hr. Nolan A. Rosan,we fond- ly bequeath a nine-month su mer and a three-month school year, so that each year he may become thoroughly rested. To our sponsors, Mrs. Florence Jaenke and Miss Gratia Bram- mer, we bequeath at least one night a week free from Annual work or play practice. To the rest of the faculty, we leave an automatic grading device with which to save wear-and-tear on their eyes and nerves. And to each individual Junior, we will some trifling bequest which we hope they will accept and appreciate. I, Merril Alvin Huch, will to Grace Glaenzer my excellent speaking ability. I, Wanda Nadine Green, will to Arthur Glaenzer my excellent speed on the typewriter. I, Louis Harvey Carle, will to Edwin Faust my smiling per- sonality and my adorable deep dimples. I, Doris Jean Reichert, will to Jeannette Koch my ability to remain true to one fellow. I, Dolores Cecelia Stuard, will to Mary Lee Haller my undy- ing love for sailors. I, Grace Alma Kettler, will to Audrey Schroeder my girlish giggle. I, Marian Elizabeth Stumpf, will to my brother, nButchie,' my ability to keep quiet in class. I, Horace Clinton Volkert, will to Ralph Mueller my math- ematical ability. I, Erwin George Withum, Jr., will to Gene Haller my beauti- ful blonde curls. I, Maybelle Cora Mueller, will to uBunny' Rueck my ability to keep the basketball scorebook in balance with the opposing scorekeepers'. I, Mary Louise Tunze, will to Russell Lungwitz my excess exhuberance. I Violet Verana Rey, will to Edna Braun my different fellow for each week-end.