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

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HAROLD SCHRICKEL Harold Tended to his own affairs strictly, and made no bragsf' GERALD LUPTON Jerry The world knows little of its greatest men. CHARLES HAYVVARD Charley Gifted with good na- ture, having a smile for all. GEORGE SPECK Speedy t'He's there when it comes to action. CARLYLE WALTER 1Valt His life is private, calm, contemplative. he Zlue and fold THS 1931 -- 25 Zyl MARTHA KOCH Cooky She has a voice of gladness and a smile. BER-NEICE EBERHARD Sandy Life is a span but I enjoy every inch of it. MARGARET SMYTHE Peg Black hair and danc- ing feet, Make our Peggy quite complete. ALICE ALLBAYGH Shorty Never idle a. moment but thrifty and thought- ful of others. ALICE MYERS Bobby So modest, loving and kind , VVith a very clever mind.

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FANNY FER-N SCHVVAB Nero She's the kind of girl you like to know. MINNIE SAGER Susie To know her is to love her. VIRGINIA LANG Jinney What e're there be of sorrow, I'll put off till tomorrow. DOROTHY BOWE Dot A maid she is of art- less grace, Gentle of form and fair of face. MILDRED KRAFT Middie Why aren't they all contented like me. he Zlue and old THS Sl 1931 -24 -- Tl-IERON IRVVIN A. I. Happiness is creaper than worry, VVhy pay the higher price? ROBERT RENNINGER Bob Bashfulness is an or- nament of youth. I THOMAS WARD Tom 'tln silence mighty things are wrought. RAY KURTZMAN Ray A noble worker with truth and honor. ROBERT RTN G Ringsie A man of cheerful yesterdays, And confident tomor- rows.

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JUNE HAN NA Junie . To know is to ad- mire. LETHA DUTROW Letha Happiness is the nat- ural flower of beauty. EVELYN VVEAVER Alma Cl1eerf11lnss is an off- shot of goodness and wis- doin. ALIVE DORAN Al In action faithful and in honor clear. LEOLA PRICE Lee She does not need music to charm her Way has in this world, yet she it. he Zlue and old T H S 1931 -25- XVILSON LYDEY Bozo Ah, why should life all labor be? RICHARD POLING Dick He that is of a merry nature hath a continual feast. GERALD RIDDLE Jerry Silence is the greatest art of diplomacy. LOUIS BOES Louie Nothing is so becom- ing as mild behavior. XVILLIAM LONG Bill Always doing his friends good.