Columbian High School - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Tiffin, OH)

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W l gil OUR FACULTY In our dear old school of Columbian High There's one man who's known to every eye, For hels superintendent-and oversees all, His name's Mr. Krout as you'll surely recall. In Principal Martin we all have a friend ' Who,s helped solve our troubles right through to the end. When absent-he gave us a little' white slip. When present-our gift was a smile from each lip. In Spanish and French, no one can surpass Our Margaret M. Miller, beloved by each class. The Latin students seldom played, Instead, they studied for Miss Wade. And Mr. VVilliams we name here, He teaches events of yesteryear, And others, too, we here must put, Miss Arnold and Miss Emma Dutt. This year Miss Engles crossed the sea Instead of teaching stenography. While she was gone we missed her so, But Mrs. Beckwith we came to know. A fancy writer, a good musician, L. S. Foght, the Mathematician. Though Mr. Welty we seldom see He's teaching Carpenters-to-be. Mr. Lutz and Mr. Baily, two learned men of high degree, Teach the science of physics, and that of chemistry. Miss Hartmann, like a mother dear, Fills each dreary day with cheer. Miss Bastian has charge of each musical lass, While Miss Rosenberger reigns in the English class. To learn the art of keeping books, Each student to Mrs. Kelbley looks. And now Miss Koller, with all the rest, Helps make our faculty of the best. And Mr. Craig we'll never forget Who, in the halls, we often met. Now to our school we bid adieu. Oh, teachers dear, we'll all miss you. We thank you for the things youlve done To make our life a happy one. And as we start upon lifels way VVe see a road that's not all play. But-win or lose-if we go right We'll know 'twas you who helped us iight. A , -Madeline Wetter

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Mr. Allis is our janitor. We keep him very busy, for the floors and black- boards just will get dirty. Many times during the week he opens the building so that all the different organizations can have their meetings. In addition he mows the lawn, repairs all broken articles. and many other things he does, willingly. Many times we wish to find a certain book, or have seats reserved for the ball games or the lecture courseg it is then that we seek Mr. Craig's office. He is always ready to give us any infor- mation that we neecl+in fart we donlt feel that We could do without him. if , it Q s . Wi

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