Columbia High School - Columbian Yearbook (Columbia, IL)

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APRIL 0 O MAY Suv 0 30 e L e t Bc u.1ew1t11e11c 1 L 11ll vatne Watetlo seorc wa fa 1 1 Wate loo ayed tent s 11 I-dward 111 o L L a t xtlle T re result was o w1tl1 Coll 1 C 1w111t111 Pl1yed New At en 'llld lost lb e P T A presented a M 11strelS1t v There wasa te11111s meet at F tester It w1s 1 xtcttry forColum 11 1 frame ron1 au o 1 1 l Re Bud defetted C o umn 1 ba ehall 3 9 alll e C1rx wt 1 t n1 There was a Set or C1reer D1w at VN 1terloo V e taseuall name played at Valmeyer was a vxctory for Val tneyer lb 6 D1str1Ct T ennts Meet at Bellevtlle Pla fed Trenton and won '75 O We were d6f67l6d by Waterloo 12 3 Court 'vlustc Festtval at Waterloo Mat1nee t f the Sen1or play Too Sweet for btxteen wa pre Sellled be r p ay Everyt mg came off smoothly l- H A l and t te Home Ec gtrls gate a Mother s Day Tea sub d1str1ctBaseballTournament at Valmeyer Played Freeburg E1 ll1St A game was played at Iwew Baden wtth a score of 9 l 111 favor of Columb a F l A boys l11d a Father Son Banquet Bret e 11s1tedColumb1a fora baseballfvame and lost by tl1e score Sentor hxamtmttons Jun or Sen or Prom What ttme dtd you get tn? Baecahureate bervtce Sentor bk p Week Thtnk of those poor ktds st11l hawln school Sentor Sktp Day The class journeyed to Valley Moun ltssourl Graduattonl A la t after 12 long years of l1ard work tl e 1m portant day has arrtxed The P T A sponsored a school ptcntc Compltrnentsol' IAKE'S PLACE l'f -- Tii fellas plnyrdI'::111sg1qa111 wday. 'll - ll 'ts ' ' lor, 1-5. ll -- l3.s-l. D - at 1' 11. The 6- , . 6-0 111 vvr 1f K ,f fl -- P V- 5 ll L 3 1 s-.ine . dl 1:-:s. -'-5 - A D 24 -- Th' te.111is111cwt w at Cllllll,-'I . Fr ' 5 O-' ' T Q , ,:1s'.'ll aa 25 -- . ' I1 1 N-2. l S 26 -- 'rtt . '. . . 1 1 211. 23 -- sl, . 'LIL 1' , - bl , 4-l. Wan n P 1' St. P l fllghlatd 9-6. ' 29- d if Qi 'it lil sl ,E-1. I - 30 -- Gr 'Z '11 ze te 11 meet, O-5. ' ' . Il .1 -- ' 'I 1 .1. V 1' 1 - 3 -- .k , . .. . . 5 -- 1 .. - . C -- 'f ' . , - . 9 -- ' nie' . . lr . '. . . gtrs 9-17 -- - -'- ' ' . ' nd '4-SZ. 13 -- 1 ' ' - ' l4 -- .fi . n I. - , -O -- ws ' , ' 7 R S-4. 23 -- A ' 'L ' 24 -- 1 - 1 . - ' ' 25 -- ' . ' . 25'-30 -- ' A 1 . ' ' ' ft . ,27--- ', -A 3 29 -- ' . t s -- 1 ' -

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A -1 A sa. W 'nn 5111281 fn I5 On May 9, 1952, the Seniors gave Tw Sweet For Sixteen, which proved to be one of the most successful plays given at CHS, This is the story of our play: Judy fiona Gummersheimerj is sixteen and a half, and will move heaven and earth to get her own way. When she and 'ier friends, Midge CShirley Woodcoekj and Lila UoAnn Stumpfj are invited feonditionallyj to the college fraternity costume dance, action starts. They steal amale outfit from Iudy's steady, Shrimp, Ulm Iuenglingj while he is stuck in the window, get rid of Iudy's parents fCarole Lewis and Roland Keimj in order to bor- row the furniture for the dance fone of the conditionsj and scare and upset the whole family: Finally, father, who has three daughters and a haby contest on his hands, rebels and takes Judy in hand. Older sis- ter, Susie fCatherine Kremmelj has boy trouble and when she is in danger of losing Zack Cl.eon Landgrafj to a sophisticated debutante, Elsie, Uune Sehroederj when another handsome hoy, Howard Wheeler, QStaton llernj entersthe picture Causing Zack toboil over withjealousyg but in the end Susic- gjetstlie rirxht man and sister Bessie fBetty Boedekerj finds a whirlwind riiriiaiice on Her own. '- 'V-km-nr -,- - , -i .Q r i- '- GQ U wi, --sl' S --Li Q -A. in- , g 'fl