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

Page 23 text:

Contmuod IOTICE TO SPV 'I If 11 I XSS I ISI! II

Page 22 text:

'L SIENIHDIQ QEILNSS IHIISTHDIIQXY After a long trugate up the ladder ot knofvleaae N9 look wtth fond rc rnernbrance on our l tgh chool days We recall hor as treshtnen we walked wtth on a1r of sophtsttcatton and upertortty tor were we not the proud possessors ot the top floor ot luntor l-hgh? l-low proud we were when we presented Huckleberry Ftnn as our commencement playl We the Class ot 40 looked forward w1th htgh hopes and arnblttons as we ascended the ttrst rung of the ladder Sophornores at lastl lcloff we shuddered when faced wtth the upperclass rnens sarca m and corntrents But N6 braved these obstacles wtth tlytng colors and took our places tn the xar ous acttvtttes of htgh school hte We organtzed our clas electtng Btll loseph prestdent Wayne Bordner vtce presldent Lucy Ann Hasenteyer secretary ,ackson Ktmball treasurer We chose Deeds not Words as .lf rnotto aaua and gold class colors and tohsman rose class tlower That exctttng ttrst year at Columbtan ended wtth the Sophomore Prom cur ttgh hght ot the year Tumors' Sttll cltmptngl titer ttndtna ourselves ln the mtdst ot the duttes md gatety ot school hte we once agatn assumed our places ln the vartous ttelds We elected as our oft cers lames Brefrnan prestdent Dorothy Egbert vtce prestdent Kathleen l-loffell secretary Thelma Klenk treasurer We won ftrst prtze IH the annual rnagaztne campatgn much to the dtsgu t of the entors Many JUUIOFS took part tn the year play The Ntght ot lanuary l5th Ftnally the btggest event tn a t ntors hte the luntor Sentor Prom Sentors' Can tt be tt ls true That s what N9 all satd to ourselves when ttrst faced wtth the tact The most tr portant year ot our young ltves was at hand We cho e as our sentor cla o rtcers Vrancls Greune prestdent larnes L X Z' 4- ' w v ' ,v J , X' ' l 'S . .. xv 4 ' ' ' ' ., . A, , , . U U , . - tr - ft , . . ' I 1 X , . . .A . , . S t . . . Y . , 1 , 4 . Y Q . ,. . - . . . . . t . . . Ms, V , , , , ' ' . , , T ' ,, , tr . , , , , , . - ,U . - -.N . . ., , . V . ,. , , ,, ., . . . , ,. , qu 7. . , . . . F . . X . . , t-. . I . . ' Q - 1 I - .. . .l . , , , , - . I ,. .. , . , . . K1 . ' . X Y , X tt . t, .J ,, . . T , . 1 - ,J - 1 ' . . . .H f , Y Y . , . T H A . l .' . A V. - .V . S . . :JF X 1 . ,. A . . , J , . W W

Page 24 text:

MARY IANE CHAPMAN The beet pol o q1rI ever had RICHARD M RANKER An Old Flame Never Dree HAROLD I GASE Work n oxe hfe pleosont FRANCES CAHILL She tolks o 1ncesec1ntly that the echo ho nt even o folr choncc MARILYN MILLER She QIYIQS Qhe dance bhe even hk rornonce WILLIAM M BALTZELL rhe better you Lnow hlrn the better you hke h1m ROBERT I BERNARD Nothmg le thon o C R preardentl ELIZABETH MILLER A bluit IS beoutlful but often HELEN ROSE WHALEN Is seen but eeldorn heord NEVIN E BALLREICI-I I put oll my troubles rn o pocket w1th holee 1n lt 20 t .A , S, ' . en . fs. 1 fr' , 4 , 1 I ' inconvenient. , , . ,s - J . - A S ' .,