Columbia High School - Susquehannock Yearbook (Columbia, PA)

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Dedication . . MRS. EVELYN Duensr si-iuuz in sincere appreciation of her unfailing service and many kincinesses To The class of 1955 as class adviser, Teacher and friend. Like her generosity and magnanimous spiriT, our graTiTude is immeasurable. :J

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Foreword Our yearbooks are The mosT cherished possesions we have To help us recall our happy high school days. They show us our Teachers, iusT as They were when They TaughT us in class, our companions and friends, many of whom we never shall see again afTer we graduaTe, The acTiviTies we parTicipaTed in, and The sporTs Teams which won many Trophies and championships for our school. As you Turn The pages of This book, you will find iT To be some- whaT formal and uniform Throughout IT also conTains some new fea- Tures which we hope will add To your enioymenf of The book. We, The sTaFf of The 1955 ediTion of The Susquehannock , have Tried To make This yearbook your yearbook and one ThaT you will always remember and cherish. xp, HIGH 'f x- shg F 5' O We fi Q T o fs 0 xnovwxiu: - 0 bfi, RET ,iff 844 PENN? Table of Contents AdminisTraTion .. .... page 4 Seniors ..... .... p age i3 HisTory .. .... page 25 Will ......... .... p age 30 Underclassmen .. . .... page 31 GrganizaTions .... page 39 SporTs ...... .... p age 61 Prophecy . . . .... page 71 2

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SUPEBINTENDENT llaynnond II. Koch Supe1'intendent's Message Columbia High School has taken its place over the years among the schools offering a secondary school education. Its reputation, its honors, its glories are those brought to it by the pupils who have entered its portals and by those who have graduated. Those of you who are now Columbia High School and those who are about to graduate will continue to contribute to the greatness of your Alma Mater. Whatever hionor or glory may come to Columbia High School must come through you and those who will follow you, for you are Columbia High School. Columbia High School will continue to serve the youth of this community in these tremendous days of great opportunities and serious responsibilities with- in our great nation and among the nations of the wlorld. It challenges you of the present, as it has those of the past, and as it will challenge those of the future, to assume these responsibilities with eyes wide open, with faces toward the front, carrying your share of the load in the developing of the biggest, the noblest, and the best in yourself, that you may unite with other forces to continue to build a civilization and a mighty nation that can stand against the power of the wrecking elements, and out of chaos bring order and victory with honor to hu- manity a.nd glory to God. It is my wish that you may continue to grow in wisdom, in stature, and in favor with God and man, and by the Grace of God you will. RAYMOND H. KOCH 4