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

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I I EULA 'BAUGHER She is sweet and fair And on the square. 'K DOROTHY HOLLOPETER Kind hearts are more than coronets. MARIAN WERT Innocence shall make false accusation blush, And tyranny tremble at patience. VERA BARTLE BAUGH What sweet delights a quiet life affords. PEARL BAUGHER Sober, steadfast and demure. EDWARD HAWKINS Our handsome young' Romeo. HERMAN LANG I make no noise but I get my money's worth. EUGENE KLOPP Every man is a volume if you know' how to read him - N F :lr :IQ-if -.fn A-'lik 4!-lglziwy l W y .ie kiss , v Nl' law 'E ul L3 Q 4 x 'igflii kia.: 'Q : 4 EQ! 135 qv I 1 I 4, XNSJ r'- :P F Q' 2? 2 I'-f-i ,,.Y LW , , i 777 1 U' 1-W -,., L ,W H ,h Ranma will s- 1 .

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I MARGARET LENZ Few know her fund of wit and humor. LUCILE DORNAN Happy am l, from care I'm free Why a1'en't they all contented like me? ALICE CRAMER There's no substitute for tho1'ough-e'o- ing, ardent and sincere earnestness. BESSIE STEHLIK True as the needle to the pole. LUCY GLICK Short but sweet. X PAUL HUMES Common sense is not a common thing. bk novo LEMON What's in a name anyhow 'Z WALTER FEY I hear yet say not much, But think the more. . ,x 1 fi- L... 5'-1-1 ei E nf E U r' ' n -W ff: ' r-4.-K f ,- Ji' 'f if ng E .' if - 5 1 . - - crwmnrv V 1-J f LF' . ' Alu! wie.

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LILLIA N EGBERT Happiness is the natural flower of beauty. MERCEDES MOHR Her air, her manners, all who saw ad- mired. MILDRED KNORR Nothing endures but personal qualities. DOROTHY GOUKER An unextinguished laughter shakes the skies. GLADYS GODFREY Her voice is very gentle soft and low- An excellent thing in a Woman. Q RICHARD MURRAY I ain't done nothin' and I won't do agin. PHILIP PROUSE A smile is a smile in any language. LOUIS HEMLINGER A true follower of the great Edison. it fi 'l 2 N3 . E l wilft -I A of r I 'l ft' l L n .L-.. ll 55:5 I 55 I -2315:-:g:5:ffg1' -3:1 . '?? I 2 I -1-Q A15 iii ll-9 use 1 Ee E- in Sl ' Soi ' QRBRINEY ,ugh