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

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WANDA BENTLEY Well, can l help it? DONALD I-IOSTLER IrIere's to a jolly bachelor's lite And may he live tull ho tal-ces ri wife HAZEL ROGERS No remarks about my dog. ALBERT ALLMAN No sinner nor no saint per- haps, But wc-ll, the very host of chaps. Eiqhtecn RAYMOND DORAN MARGAJRET STOFER When better speeches are DONALD SHRODE Who's that gal- Where shall We go, Mead- loom Dgvis? awbroolc or Rainbow? DWIGHT SICKLES EVA MAE CADWALLADER Can I 5011 Who says: I don't like fllloosfgll farmers? you a pair of VERA ANITA MOLLENKOP RAYMOND CARRY l know some other songs Us on U bus- that I haver1't written yet. PAUL NVILKINSON MARGARET HOPKINS Oh mel lust a stagehand. When she grows up there wrll be no more Peggy. made, llay will make th,n1. MARIORIE MARTIN Variety is the spice of life. CARL ASSENHEIMER I make no noise, but I get my 1noney's Worth. THELMA TAYLOR Oh, I don't know.

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ESTHER MAE WILLOUGHBY Did I tell you that l heard Nelson Eddy? DOYLE BALLREICH We wonder it he's an avowed woman-hater. EDITH WEBER Sweet is the word for Edith. PAUL DAVIDSON Yea, I was on the team. Twenty WILLIS MITTEN Who won the game? I was on the floor. MARY NORRIS Was that the Plymouth? ROBERT RAITZ A country boy with high hopes. IOYCE VAN CAMP I sure like to dance. GOLDl With my ing, I shoul cook. E TUSING Home-EC. train- al make a good MACK BLACKBURN Why hurry? There'll be plenty of time, after l'm dead. OPAL MAGERS I think LalvIar's Model T is the berries. ROBE Give me and saddlef J RT STEIN back my boots LELAND HUMN One of Zane Grey's ari- mirers. EUGENIA MCNEIL Got any ideas? ROBERT FIELD Puclgy says, l..et's make some T. N. T. HELEN GIBSON Some very nice people come from the country