Columbia High School - Susquehannock Yearbook (Columbia, PA)

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EDITOR-IN-CHIEF CLUB REPORTER BUSINESS MANAGER MARX' KATIIRYN Hi-iss. .. .... 1f1lI'f0l'-T71-Chl-t'f RICHARD KI-ILLER ..... . . .RllNl'7lf'HN Mll7'lH.!1l'I' 6 ' Miss GIIICI.-IND , , MISS GMU.-F . . . ......... Affl'lSt'l'N MR. B0L1.1Nt:r:R l L..-.. 1 .. . - 1 THE STAFF HUMOR EDITOR Mary Kathryn Hess NEWS EDITORS Nanny Bartch Nancy Greer Robert Paules Mary Lou Purple Claudia Rhoads Elna Staman Eva Vlarletich .Ioan Wasche SPORTS EDITORS Swift Lockard Arthur Switzer WHO'S WHO EDITOR Anne Garber Robert Supplee KEYHOLE EDITORS Margie Seesholtz Cornelia Westerman ART EDITORS Betty Burkett Katharine Hipple MUSIC REPORTER Dorothv Waters EXCHANGE EDITOR Madelon Keeport ALUMNI REPORTER Nancy Roye FEATURE EDITOR Cleta Broome Louise Bletz HONOR ROLL REPORTER Loleda Collins EIGHTH GRADE REPORTER Doris Gundel TYPISTS Phyllis Bald Dorothy Colin Marv Fritz Ruth Kline Lillian Koeng Dorothv Lenhart LeVon Miller Lucv Vecero Patricia Young Richard Keller ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER Elaine Place ADVERTISING MANAGER Betty Keesey CIRCULATION MANAGER En:-1 KaufTman ASSISTANTS June Kline Betty Rogers Doris Splain William Studenroth ,lane Torbert Wayne Von Stetten Frances Ziegler The Crimson and Gold Club has been in existence since 1924, when it was organ- ized by Mr. Kennedy and Miss Sauber. The staff that year, with Philip Glatfelter as Editor-in-Chief, and Carryl Stauffer as Business Manager, published the first issues of a quarterly literary magazine. This magazine reached its greatest height in the Lloyd Mifflin Memorial Number of 1928, under the direction of Mr. Antrim and Mr. Paul, successors to the originators. The Crimson and Gold was enlarged in 1929 when Miss Cleland and Mr. Shaw began supervising its publication. Further changes were introduced in 1931 when Miss Griffin and Mr. Shaw discontinued the magazine and substituted for it, a handbook, yearbook, and a monthly newspaper. Cleon Yohe was then Editor-in-Chief. ln 1953 the newspaper became a separate activity under the direction of Miss Cleland and Mr. Bollinger, with -lane McManus as Editor-in-Chief. The National Scholastic Press Association awarded the Crimson and Gold second honors in its com- petition of 1938. Miss Groff succeeded Miss Cleland as adviser in 1939 and the next year Miss Cleland again became associated with the club, to complete the present corps of three advisers. In 1940, the club had the greatest membership in its history. It also diminished the size of the newspaper, and made it a bi-weekly publication. ..'31 -

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y Q p G Z I CLETA BR0oME . . . ..... Editor 111 Clzuj am BECK MARKEL .... .... B uszness Mannqu MR. SHAW ............................. Ad: zsu l i ' .2 l THE STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF BUSINESS MANAGER ART EDITOR Cleta Broome Beck Markel Nancy Royc ASSOCIATE EDITORS ASSISTANT BUSINESS ASSOCIATE ART Anne Gai-ber MANAGERS EDITORS Gordon Groome Dorothy Groome Vernon Barninger Richard Keller Robert Hoover Katharine Hipple Ruth Kline Elaine Place Harriet Potter Cornelia Westerman William Tragesser Elva Young Betty Wood TYPISTS PHOTOGRAPHIC EDITOR Loretta Vinelli Richard Datesrnan Jean Laudenberger Norma Witmer The first issue of the Susquehannock, edited by a staff organized solely for that purpose, made its appearance in 1934. Mr. Bollinger, Miss Mary Carter, and Miss Musser were advisers that year, and Mary Gundel was Editor-in-Chief. The 1935 edition was under the supervision of Miss Mary Carter and Mr. Shaw. In 1937 the yearbook staff also aided in the publishing of the Glatfelter Memorial Field Dedication Program. The growing demand for printed matter by high school activities prompted the organization of a staff which would edit and supervise job printing in C. H. S. This was undertaken by the Press Club advised by Mr. Shaw, in 1939. During the two years of its existence, the Press Club has handled the following projectsfvlunior-Senior Prom and Girl Reserves Dance program, window posters for football, basketball and trackg tickets for football, basketball, Dramatic Club play and the operettag programs for the Dramatic Club play and the operettag football and basket- ball schedule cardsg tennis permitsg and printed forms and stationery for various activi- ties. Major Press Club projects are-the Susquehannock, the handbook, football pro- grams, and the High School Dedication Program, The club also conducts an assembly program each year at which time the yearbook is formally dedicated. -30.-

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.....P'rf'sifI1'11l VIN' l'r1'sf4lr'Ilf .......l1HJI'Il'l'fllIlN .........iS1'f'l'1'fllI'fl-7l'1flSlll'4'I' XVILLIANI McIuw:'r'r ............. . B Nizlisox Siiicxhi-ix' .................. e .lollx RUDKIGY. Rl'ss1ci,1, XYr:I,l.iQ:it. Hixtcniiri' I'oTTi:i: ...... ' MR. .Ioussox ..... .,........,,.. . ......l'll'lY'flFI' Q CI,AllINIC'I'S Monte Cooper lluth Klint- liobert Klotz Annu Maw Kurtz Clnieiice Kurtz William Meltive-tt Arthur Nuu Evelyn Shorick Janet Wertz PERSONN I IiU'1' E Hoy Schmid tTtlItNl'l'I'S Irzl Hletz Ilieliard lilmery Puul Gottseholl Alun Johns Eileen Kane Curtis Manley IC L li,-X IUTONIC Gertrurle Seliot-nvulwrgt-1' w M l'Il,l,tlI'HUNl'IS M2ll'lllI fil't'ltl0l' Arthur Switzer RASSICS Paul Metzger Nathan Spiest- 'FICNOR SAXOPHONIC Curl Mutzilbaugh GMiC.KNNSlilEl' Russell Weller TIIOMRONES Miriam Smith .luck Beck PERCUSSION ALTO SAXOPHONES J unette Gerfin Flow-m'e 'l'l':tg't-sst-I' ltonnld Bletz John Roclkey Fred Sheriek Nelson Shieklt-y Eleanor Berger XVulton John Morton Mc-shey lmnaltl Myers .Izunes Rust Robert Stover Bands have come rind gone at Columlwni High School for many years, but the first on record to lwc it marching organization under faculty direction dates luck to 1927. Mr. Paul conducted this group which played for athletic contests. Interest later wuned in this tield, until Mr. Xlifitmeyer started the Drum Corps in 1930. Mr. Jensen became director of this snappy marching unit during the following year, and in it short time, had it outfitted in crimson und gold cupej and caps. 32-