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

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1944 volume:

Bw Q PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS GUDILIUIVIIIBIWSAN IHIICEIH SCEIWDQDIL IIIIIFIFIIN UIHIHL I IX ll ' fy OLU I , i , usines IOANNE LINKER Edt DICK BROWN B IDIHDIIQNIT NN N 6 nyw cf S f U LL ru: y , YQ y JCICA E3f1CCT6f 1lQ 1944 QM MMM X A I V Vw I bc .T 41111 Llflf xahf QHCO were Siuficmis in Cd m Dflf, High fxrzi nov: frm serving our Country . f 1r1f1 mmm gl 'Nw 13 1 l L fl . A 4 g W g2 af6 la'4fZQ6 :G L is ' ' Lf' V' f ,, Aff if ,' f, fl 'A ,pw-7,1-f . 1 f , 4:e-J 31494, JK, fwf.fLb,,u ff' 'V I, 1'f,1'1 niuizf' 'GY LcLf?1-ff1 if ,Z-,ln-in 4, J. . ', ,If f f . 14111341 :fl-ClffM,ffu1i7, f,.. ,.- ',',1J',-9 ff 1 101.17 11451 ,vnpfffvn I fq N ffl 'UL ,di QC s 'F , Olilnl l-SOVAM H l LA CAST TVIHIE IBILIUIE STVAIIQ The large blue star represents several hundreds ol boys and grrls who were formerly puprls 1n Columknan l-hgh School On page 26 are DICTUTGS of boys formerly members of the Class of l944 but now rn servlce Paul Sneldler Charles Bndges lay Wetzel lames Carter Warren Hostler Gene Folk Davrd Sours R1chard Goulcer CDIUIQ IHDNCIQIEID IDIEAID GILBERT BRENDLE ROBERT DOLCH IAMES SCHMIDUTZ HARRY DAYWALT EDWARD GRAY GEORGE WOESSNER IAMES HAYES li E ,E A IE N i L ll Il , A CE QE Ill S awww nammzeeqmeuweazzagfzuzq Yes tts gomg to be the most glorrous ddy the world hos ever known A mrlllon rodlos w1ll blore out the news The wdr IS ended' The people w1ll toke up the cry ond the sound ot thelr cheermg w1ll echo ocross the notton Vrctory porodes w1ll morch down thousonds ol morn streets dll over Amer lcd ond the sound ot the nottonol onthem wrll be corrted obove the heods ot endless woves ol morchmg men The dm of countless bells ond whrstles wlll roll obove the cheermg contettl covered crowds There w1ll be portles ond drnners ond gldd reunrons w1th porents ond sweetheorts The boys w1ll be home ogom ond Amenco wlll recelve them wlth open orms Heres to you Amerlcon hghtmg mon you who wrll mdke posstble th1s doy ot celebrotlon you whose devouon to duty ond loyolty to Amenco wlll speed the doy ot v1ctory Whether your blood hos stomed the jungles ot Botoon the sonds ot Torowo or the mountolns ot ltoly thls doy IS o drrect result ot yodr ettorts It you were on o destroyer sweepmg the blue wdters of the Poclllc or m o bomb r hlgh obove Germony th1s doy IS yours Your deeds ot volor ond your self sdcrthce wxll not be torgotten They w1ll shlne down the holls ot htstory ond rnsptre dll who heor ot them So lt sholl be sold ol you These men were truly Amerlconl EDGAR Msuox A XX ll I lm:-:Q lk IE IE IBILIUIE ANID GQDILID IQAFHDN EDCDQDIK 119414 ..-TQ... 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A ,AU AND ...-47 J,q.u.L'-UU'-J RATIONIN INTELLIGEINCE emor CIas Pa es II 26 GUIDANCE Admlmstratlom Pages Faculty Pages 3U QTILL UNRA TIGNED Underda smen Pages 35 HGLDING THEIR OWN Page 4? HIGH POI AtI1Iet1c NTS Pages 6I 79 SPARES Iumor H1gH SQI1aoI Pa e fl VII EXTRA SPARES Eeatures Pa e EI 1 I I lr ,I S ' S g , - III ' ' 4 ' I .- 27329 ' . f34 I III T . ' . 442 I IV . ,, Activities ss E f5U A I V A - Q .I-s VI. , ' ' , I Q FS ' -as , a ' H ' g ss Y-5156 WIHAW UDILIUIVIIIBIWN IHIICEIH SCIIIHIDIDIL IVIIIENNS THD IUS Compomonslmp d chance to oducote ourselves cmd develop our lmtlotlve loyol focultv members trommg for good cltlzenshlp guldonce vo otlonol trommg muslc dromo or sports clubs domces soc1ol oflolrs IBILIUIE f-NNID CEIDILID STINIFIF EVERYONE COvOPERATES EDITORIAL STAFF Iognne Linker. ....., ..,,. E dIIOI' Mary Lewis ,,... ,. ,,.,4..,........., ............... A ssistant Mrs. Ewing .....,. ,, ., .,,....A. I .,.........,, . Advisor CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT CTIGTISS Leirler ,,..,,,,.............,.,,..,........ Manager Beverly Berry ........,,.......r......,. ,,,......... A ssistant Mr. Lutz., ......... ..r,, . .... ,,,,, , ,,.., . Advisor BUSINESS STAFF Dick Brown .,,. Bob Iunkins ...,,i,,. . ....,........ .... Doris Patterson EDITORS Mary Foutz ......... Edgar Melick ..., Bob Beaver... .. Manager Assistant . I Typist Activities .Features ...,...,Sports IU ZWQQWM 9 , 'Xf I senior C155 ,Q , s ENIHDIR -Q ' ' ti Ass lnltsrtblw After strugghng up the ladder of knowledge we frnally reached the 9th rung the freshman year We remember our proud afr of sophtstlcatlon and sup r1or1ty for we were the possessors of the top floor of lunror l-hgh Our class members part1c1pated tn the many chool act1v1t1es As a fttttng cltmax to our freshman year we presented an operetta Ask the Professor on cla s ntght The class also remembers the wonderful tune they had at the freshman party Sophomores at last' ln the fall of l94l we entered the b1g bulldmg known to u as Sentor l-hgh We trted to show the sentors we had just as good a class as they but we had to suffer much sarcasm and many comments b f electron of ofucers as follows eore comtng out on top Early tn the second semester we held Prestdent Robert Beaver Vtce Pres1dent W1ll1am Krupp Secretar Anne Schnelder Treasurer Maxtne Hopple We chose as our class flower the rose our colors blue and srlver Defeat we know not was selected as our motto The concludtng event of the year was our memorable sophomore prom As we cltmbed to the llth rung of the ladder we found ourselves taktng more part rn outstde acttvttres The followtng were elected as our class leaders P es1aen W1ll1am Felton Vlce Pres1dent Wtllram Krupp PP Trea ure Dorts Patterson Many of our class paruclpated rn the play The Arnertcan Way g1ven by students of Herdelberg College and Columbran l-hgh The grand ffnale of our JUHIOY year was the luntor Sentor Prom whlch was sald to be the best ever glven at least me thought ft wasl We ftnally reached the top of the ladder and agatn took on the atr of supertortty and soph1st1ca t1on h h h d w tc we a 1n our freshman year Agafn our class was well represented tn act1v1t1es but we dtd not forget to learn as much as posslble for tt was our last year ur ng e b e took rne out to elec he toll off er to lea ts Pre rdertt Wtlltam Felton Vtce Prestdent Robert Beaver Sec ctarv Dons Pattcr on Treasur lohn Egbert felt the tmpact of World War ll fn rnany ways Many of our boys have entered the servtce Moreover curtanments caused by the war have made rt more dfffrcult to publ1sh the BLUE and GOLD thts year The class has DORIS PATTERSON In Memonam Becxtnce Long 1926 1939 l2 . Jr , t ' f ' d . . , Q. . V I l . . . s . . , , s ' 1 . 1. Q 'YV ..,.... , . .. 1 , , , . A , Secretary ., , , ..... .,.. ,,,.. ..., . . . ,..,, . . ............Maxine Ho le s r . , .. .. .... , .. , '. , . - , . . , W 7 . Q . , , . D i th year W ti lt t t . .owing nic, s . d 4,1 r A . ', A s . Q, 4 ,, , . , . . U 7 - I - and DONALD ALBERT 'low H1 G1 cm wo H blu H ANN ARBOGAST lo kno to love me lEANNE BACON Sh s Here sl'es tHer e she every where Hovmg o wowderful Mme RlCl-lARD BARTH Wo thot bond ow ul' Now you should Hear ou sl ROBERT BEAVER The onru lmnq football star BEVERLY BERRY Sometimes even the best crslc stupid questions, BETTY BILLMAN Melmores loss wos Columbicrfs goin. NADINE BINTZ See how solemn she looksg lt' s not ncxturcxl ot oll. l3 1ITl CAROL BISHOP Grcxduotlon then happy doys VIRGINIA BLOOMEIELD A glrl wxth Q heart ol gold RICHARD BOWERSGX Who won the game? I was buiy IANE BRACY She taught uf. to love hle ond love her DORIS BREITWISER Somehmes glad SOITIGIITHGS but never bod MARGARET BRITTON Some blondes are d1ZZY but I yu t gomg around ln clrcles RICHARD BROWN He tremble when G mcud drcwe near IRMA CARPENTER She can sm1le as well os smq I ' . , ' sod, F . . . oomehmes mlschlevous, .. I . I ,H S ' ' , 'C' 'Q at VELMA CHAFFEE o get ne no TAMES COLUER ID mowttte hm MARY COOLEY Wwe qutet me? GERALD CCX Lt world PHYLLTS he lot of un DELAPLANE BETTY DITSLEAR I get C1 letter every Gy HARRY DITSLEAR e looks to tHe ky for ms MARGARET DUNN erry Cl tHe day 1 Iowg belong to the e CO n rflettc UTS 1 5 CI-IA IIe work when h RICHARD EVE ROBERT EWING C olumblanq kmg of clcxrme WILLIAM FELTON I-IQII to ou MARY FOUTZ Owe m cz m1II1 IOAN DYSINGER Chermstry IS ci sublect all IIS own MARION EDWARDS SI'e has cm army of fnends IOHN EGBERT In the dcayume Im too sleepy to wo k cmd at RLES EKLEBERRY es not m school RI-IART A head for busmess cmd cr heart fo Wo k I r clfuef' on r , . night I'm too busy. 3 1:1 CHARLES FOWLER The Grb on couldrzi do armour 'ur' 'mor coulo we KENNETH FOX A No vy rerun boemd O Jcc 21 GEORGE FRITZ A smlle 'or ever C1 two fo every g l boy Cm MURIEL FUNK A blonde Beware' PAUL GEBAUER Worx well dove brx G c rmtermt ADA GEMENY Her ways ore wave of p'ec cm JUNE GITTINGER Srmle unc the world srmle h MARILYN GIT Happy go lucky for cms f No hmg there mr TINGER QI b tHe 17 ij' 'L 'nav' GILDA HALLEY Render unto Caesar the th mgs that are Caesars CALVIN HEN If Cyrus cant do xt no o NINGER MAXINE HOPPLE Heres to love the l 1re aga wh1ch there IS no lnsurance WALTER IENNE Don! rush me' ROBERT IUNKINS Most great m en are dead and not feelxng too good myselt IOYCE KERNAN Lets harmomze EDNA KIESEL Shell make a line secretary. DONALD KLEINHENZ I make no noise, but I get my moneys worth. H6 COD mst m 11- WILLIAM KRUPP Wo Head or b tte y hould CHARLES LEINER 1 everybody ID cwool :11 MARY LEWIS y u ever tho mx he eye? IAMES LIMBACHER Bob I-Iopee urmderitucly IOANNE LINKER Oh thot lucky sorlorl BETTY LOWE Shes the one who could re-me ole the mclqozme corbocuon ANNA LYNCH A m1ll1on clollor baby m o hue cmd ten cent store FRANK MAGERS Lel' for llovy DGCEIMIZG 2 IQ13 ,...4im5' 'IT . s e e r than one cm s ' er' As I Q ' S l I tint know the edltor of the Penqum Did o see 1 lwl ' lo 1 Y ' r I r ' .. ' , IEAN MARVIN She smgs she dances She even hkes romances VERNE MCCLORY The World IS nothmg w1thout Sports MARTHA MCCLOUD Dork hcnr ehmlng eyes Merry humor ehee G PTIZS LOIS MCDONALD She hkes her studies for cxwoy NORMAN MCLLHENY Sornetxmee I wonder f rn opprecrcrted EDGAR MELICK A 1OU1'1'1G11SY1C lcd ROBERT L MILLER A pleasant dtsposmon IS cllway best IOANNE MOBERLY T etcxndq for T1ff1n but dont forget Torn 1 - I 1 'fi VIVIAN MOHR 'I ALICE MUSSELMAN ROBERT OLLER e 101 Macbeh to MARIORIE OSWALD 1H'11l'1G vcy cr pen h C V111 DORIS PATTERSON You wont need o reml mi Po L P DAVID RAUDEBAUGH ex o e roubl r 0 BURTON REMSBERG KGS CC D 1' '1 O J G BETTY REINBOLT 01131 21 ELDON SHE Lett for Navy December 2 ROSEMARY ROBY lm for Heldelberg A S T P KATHRYN RYCKMAN A sweet dlsposxtlon 12 an a et to any glrl RUIH ANNE SCHNEIDER come to school oday RICHARD Football and a c t er am cheerleader eep hmm busy SHELLI-IAMMER RMAN I 1943 DORO Where she meets a 'stranger there ihe leav Tl-IY SI-IERTZER es a frtencl DONALD SI-IOFSTAI-IL G et thee behmd me books IANE SI-IUMAN Full of pep lull of hre All 1 h .L ,I SS I thought maybe l'd t k ' . . n all, a real live yvire. OWEN SHUTT Left for Army m November 1943 TOM SHUMAN More happy rf less wwe BEATRICE SLATMAN If theyd be quret they could hear me IRA SMILEY lm ready to try my fortune ARTHUR SMITH MARY IANE SMITH A usual name but a very unu u glr PHYLLIS SWARTZMILLER A wrllmg heart hghtens all wort VERNA TANNENBAUM If any mlschrel can be done h Sure to take a part G Fostoria, here I come! ' l, . . . , ' ' , s. e':' -ay Q' WU' 7 'MWQY -YC' M ROBERT TAYLOR He lives up to his nome ROBE I know but I con RT TRACEWELL t thmk o tt MARIORIE TRAVIS Sonya H me on roller skotee HELEN VADALA L Cxughter 1 the sp1ce I I I LOIS VAN CAMP There Q C1 merry twmkle 1n her eyes KENNETH WALCUTT No I dont own th e Pure Mtlk CS Doxry KENNETH WARD Pop I b urned out another beormg KATHLEEN T12 better to laugh than WATSON to cry ELDON WEAVER I-I VM 1G1'1eT1I work hould IERALD WI-IEATLEY A h Ile now en e now cmd then ep mo b tofmen WAYNE WHEELER Im the bulk of the Flve Hlck CALVIN WILKINSON It IS better to hve rxchly than to che 1 h She has broms m her belfry GORDON WINTERS Week ends on the rculrood mg ot he DICK YEAGER hke tudy good sleep rre PETER YOCI-IEM top mght up cmd coll me Pete 'I e 'I '. v S ' S flmsh it 't .s s , Cr .e .1 the es ' r'c . MARY IANE WILKINSON evenl s t. Ritz. I I A s hulls, A . always refreshes . i rf. 5 jixii wfi .vi Y Sm .MF wi uf: X '-4. sf Q , ay nl , IL-1- +,.-- RATIONBOARD acu i' Memlncvs IBGDAIIQID IDIF IEIDIUQDNIIICDN WILLIAM E MCKINNEY P 1 e t CLARENCE RIGGS Vlce Pres1de I EARL C KNAIDP HARRY FRICK EARI KERN Clerk cmd Purchasmg Agent resid n ' - ' n , FRANCIS E. KUI-IN W W PAUL V BROWN Superlntendent 3 I JI 1V Qwzff W W WILBERT W MARTIN Prlnclpal PM B Heldelnerg College Y e Umver ty g f' li?- Y' 1 3 A B, Tu1u.'k1Iq' :1 Ui' ersity M A , Umverrlmy of C?1if,'TIi!O 11? I cl Q sz RUTH DIETZEL Lotm AB l-le1delberg College MA Un1vers1ty of M1cl'11gcm Dlplomcr Rome TVIHIE IFACEIUIIJVNY QDIF DDI C W LUTZ Physlcs cmd B1ology BS Hetolelberg College MA Columlno Umvermty BERENICE DETWILEB Home Economrc Bowlmg Green Stote Umvermty Ohlo State Umvererty 30 BERNICE SHUDER Stenogrophy ond Typmg BS Bowlmg Green Stote Umverslty M A Bowlmg Green Sto e U'11VGTS1lY IRVIN L BAILEY Chermstry cmd Busmees A tthntettc BS Bowlmg Green State Umverstty Ohto State U'l1Ve e1ty MARY HERBON Semor Engltsh cmd Drcxrrot Q AB Muskmgum College MA Colurrbrcx Umve stty . . ., A t . , ' S C, . , R. BS., . . Y. . . .t YC. . . v . WI! IBIAN IH IIGBIH SCEIHDIDIL MARY SHIPLEY English and Business English AB Heidelberg College Ohio State Uriive 'sitv ROBERT PINKERTON Mathematics BS Heidelberg College Ohio State Uriivereity I W DAVIDSON American I-iistory arid Civics AB Heidelberg College MA Columbia Uriive ty 2 CHARLES G STEPHEICSOQ ffl---+-J,-. ni ..,,e...O ..., ,MA vfidri' rfersitj NICK MAZZAFERRO Modern European Hi'tory World History Asoistant Football Coacl AB, Heidelberg College FLOREJC: C EWIJG M A, Columbia University Economic: and Sociology Early Eu.opeari History A B, Heidelberg College l.. A Ohio State Uniwersity RUTH KEIL English AB Heidelberg College Ohio State University VERNON R MILLER Music BS Mus Manchester College MMus Northwestern University GEORGIA BROKER Spanish and English A.B,, University of Kansa? Columbia University Ohio State University GEORGE BURKETT Director of Physical Education Basketball Coach AB, Ohio University M.A., Columbia University GERTRUDE STEINMETZ Bookkeeping Salesmonship Typing B A Heidelberg College BCS Tiffin University CHARLOTTE M BASTIAN Vocal Music ESM., Capital University DOROTHY HABERMAN ROBERT SEELE Foo 1: ll Coach A 1 tart BQ ketboll COG h A B l-letclolbe Q Collece L GRACE VALTER RN School Numa Umvcr tty of Cmcmrmcxtl School of Nur mg ond Health Columblct Umvor tty Physlccl Eotlccxttow A B He-ldelbe 3 Coll c ll' l. F 1' ROLD REVSBER INEZ W SENNETT Secretory l-l me-lbe fx College ftl1c1Ge '1 Stcxt U we 33 f V f . S . . .V 5' . . S, t' c .155 . 5 , c , ' - r A I Q 4 I A , H r . ec- , Q I R ,O 1 fs' ' r Bo 'rig r Q. e n ' -rfslty f. .A . . 'J Cuxtcixcri GEORGF Al. IS Cxstciixr. 1lDTtIttlElli2 FIENLIUIEIQS WIE IHNVIE IHAID O LEC H LL QCl-CCL ar, te Bean l ar, rllen Haserney er Cra ftord Luella Dehn Baurnaardner E HJ lt Hele ll ljtlter L ppmar Lau a Dennte Mabel Lea E l F NCMOOL Clladye Sltater Dorothy Rtddle e Seltere Martan Wert e a Bor l-1 Anna Mart C O PO QTPFET QCLOOL l r a tne Webster Senrett Lulu Werner Ruth Steclter Betty Leteter T e n Le V1 rt CCL l Kit tr n Grosq E en Coats Ntna Duttey Rusaetl Helen Grrll Mary Lge l S LCCL abt Georata lgroxer Forre t Eror 1 Emory Dtller r e l'1CCKI'IlCI rn K cl lyexncy K rnoal Kathryn lfttller Ralph Mrller Florence Steal er C ta les Step renson Catnertne Caet xl at o cc e C e Wrlltarns George Wnerry Eldon lfl We l H SCHCOl lfl lar a e QU mtrl H 'vue ,oe fe n oyd anrcn L1 ,.. E of ,. , ,A L L A e A -I .Y l w ' ' ' , V. ,N , . , retrace ' , Ay 2 A, r ., ,..,,, W- 1 - .Y A- A:1,f.l Cl ,J C lf v- f- I - ' ' H ' ' A -4 f -t 1 , , ,N , , A Cfxeia lf'r1nf:'.-Y Iter A. 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Q , ,V V Q ' M ga s .' ,ss 4f.uf,g.w,, JNUNIICDIR CEILASS THEY TAKE UP WHERE WE LEFT OFF ww 'Hut' The class of l945 completely establlshed ltselt tn Columb1an thls year p g o1r an gee club dramatrc club Grrl Reserves and H1 Y owed much to the support ot our members When our ottrcers Bob Auble presrdent Allce Kapp vrce presrdent Nancy Iohnston t secre ary and Wayne Rlley treasurer had been elected the class machmery tunctroned smoothly The 1un1ors successfully encountered the sen1ors at the annual beneht bask tb ll e a game Proceeds from thrs vrctory tlnanced the Junlor senlor prom Whlch chmaxed the years events NANCY IGHNSTON cr align' ag T 3 mf E lt i 2 4 Mt' The football and basketball teams, the magazine cam ai n, ch ' d l Top Row Torn l.e Savaae Ray Gahr1 Oren l-leyman lr Gene l'llll Paul Faesler Earl Kahler Russell lurnper larnes B own 2'1d Row Cnarl Ku ell Donald l-lertzer Carl Ga land R1cr1aa DAngelo Curtls l-lerenberger Don Kaltenbach I Bo lohn Cook 3rd Row Done A 'rs 'ta Ralph Goetz Gerald Fralef R be' Auble Herbert Geller Clnarles Her '1a 1 ad Co'l1e Lbe lame Grant on 1 1a'1 or 1 o'1ald T c B or McDo ala Da Zoll Paxal '1 o oi W1llo i, ,' Allan Lutz Hube St1c1cle Clfal lf XJ1ll1am Myer Paul We t Ke1t'1 Ha la Snail Rchad fl roo'l Rent burg Wayne Rlev 11ll V Camp Robert Welter Ra p'1 1 '1 1 Ralph M er 1 , ames rer I Rlflfl r Myer i if 1 rs -I K Top R ' Lou s ll JZ Donald Osh 1, D 1 n mpson Taxi Yofier, at . n f vid , ' Rome: Ralph Turner lohn Swing Zn' R .ver 1 11 l1b', 1 , ..rt ' ' y 11 res ST' .g S ' is 'I Pace Ckarles Parking, ro ' 1' 3rd Row 1 r' 'lard Elm' , V is ' 1, 1, 'V 1arn an , , ll Tflbot Paul Troxell, Harol' lxotaon .1 1ll Top Row Alrce Kopp Dorothy Martin Marrlyn Syn ehart Phyllrs Erkenbary Dorothy Sager Carolyn Schaefer Mary Kathryn Walter 2nd Row Alyce Tewalt lean Lynn Shlrley Srnrth Phylll Martrn Clara Mae Khne Margaret Hale Ger vase Scholl: Peggy Nesselhauf 3rd Row Alwrlda M1ller Phyllrs Souder Barbara M 1 Helen Montz Helen Klutey Betty Weaver Glenna Moyer Mrrram Banker Annabell Brown Evelyn Ellrs 2nd Row Beve ly Haul: Carolyn Klapp Paulrne Alle-r loyce Baker Erleen Brrch lean Baker Wrlla Dean Atha Evelyn Brer Nrser 3rd Row Nrna Lue Henry lustrne Engle Helen Brggs Mary Folk Marrlyn Ballret Arlrne Dahlstom Elorence Berson Be re Drgby Top Row-Nancy lohnston, Phyllis Bordner, Merry Lou Brown, Mary Lou Binder, Arlene Boos, Cleora Buton, Top Row Patrrcta Greer Sylvta lvswermaer A dmell Rttz nthaler Kathleert Kun Ma aa et le'm E41 '1 Lmdway Betty Turner Dorothy Lutz Zrtcl Row Maryame Platt lean Wheeler Martha Krrmg Lo abelle Mason Arleerm lNve Do oth Wrttcorrb Thelma Wheatley Do othy lrleckerd 3a Row lean Moyer Dorothy Lather Betty l-loflmaw Be J K '1 er R t'1 I 5 rt r '1 Ryarm L Ramor Katherme Werner ' ' ' - , ' 'Q ' r . e . I rt r r . . e, M tl . , , . -- , , r . . r . . , r ' , , . ., ttj trc.r1 , u . aritio ra. ces . O15 SCD IDIWDIVII CDIRIE CEILASS The Class of l946 organlzed for the f1rstt1me thls year We chose for colors sllver blue and scarlet flower the scarlet rose and motto Always Vlctors When the scuffle of elect1ons was over these four were on top V1ce Presrdent Manlyn Lmker oecretary Path Werba Treasurer Merle McK1ll1p Stealrng the thunder of the upperclassmen we proved our mettle by wm nmg the magazme campalgn Sophomore pep and energy were not among th1s years shortages as we showed by the success of our prom PATTI WERBA - 1 fr. W A J 5- Q W Q' df f 'A- A ,X , . 6 e i A 1 A A A I I I I I I , I President A ,A A A, AA A A .Jimmy Wolff I - . , Top Row Russell Weaver Verne Hardlng lack Clagett Rayrrortd Henry Crxa les Clad Euaene Hof 'nan Herald HOGYIQ Lawrence Brshop Kmg Boswoth Carlton Mrller Zrtd Row Robert Dlgby Danny Delnzer larres GGH1 Rrcba a Baltzell Wayne Graha larrres Barga Robert Fassler Calvtn B1shop 3rd Row Eugene Echelberry Paul Homler Donald Fox Edge-ne Halley Davrd Emsel Ca lyle Beals Paul Baker Peter Greenwald Charles Cook Howard Osborn Top Row G1lbert Smtth larnes Speck Hart Robert Harland VJl1ll6l FCI AlV1I Mo ns Kenrtetd Sbuff 2nd Row Edward Kraft Paul Shellharrrrrer Ralph Trams G1lbetRa'1dell Robe Srxuff Malcol I-lgltwe Rfcba d Merryfreld 3rd Row Eldon Sbelll'am'ne larres Wolff lfe le lVlCK1ll1p Brlly Nfllla n Cav Thoras Pu ay - , l , , . l l l Y . Y 4 l- . - ' , ' , t . rs, ' . r ' fr ' r - . Y 1 . .A 5 V F I - ' ' , , s, . ' . n, . r ,, . .l . larnes Ruehle, Albert McCrory ' - ' 1 ' ' ' rt ' ' l n . r ' ' - .. . r, .. , , . r ' l ' me lefty T331 g l in Morris rt ' r ' Top Row Betty Roberts Phyllxs Mlller locxn Benmnge Bettv lane Low ence locnn Me cer Ann RGITZ Betty Lenhcxt Kcxtre tre- Plwlltp 2nd Row Agnes Klesel Nancy Ktette Mc y Lon Le Crone Lots Krauss Gladys Mlller Plnyllrs lean Rhocxd lc: q eltne Mol' loy e 'Kobe ts rt tl Momplfxer 3 d Row Lorrclne Hunyon Betty Lctlner ti ttn Allc Kel EJ yn Mlller R th Lewxs L ette Le Sc :tj Mc xlvn Lnx Mc y Musselrncn Pnyllts Rexrbolt A tce Mae Kersckne T now Cc Verrne Fowle V1 gtntc Adams Mcxrgc: et G ndlacn Betty l- 'nes M tel C l e Mo re Blody Betty rletse A d e B leur Dean 2nd Row Do otlny Ellis Pltyllts l-lard ng Shtrley Grrll Ponores D 'ron Bectl e Hcrmsh Be ty Gsrtcx ct Mc Etl'1elAc1es,,e ger Poultne Hyde 3rd How Bermto Btlle Putty Burger Dots GQl'1c'n leon Hottmcm Mlldred Banks Betty BsV Helen Foltz Mc y Ellen Engemonn Ma gore! Ann I mpe L S e cn l ogene Ryman Znfl :low lxevcz Wrll :urns L 11 Mcxe Wlk1nSCT Bet y Swcz tz Marge et Slosse o o Lv S ,sc ce Wa e L e e e ett 'mtn e'ty teg e Rev Mar el C1 We el me T e Me ty Tannen c ger S Che IS Stctb Ne e Voge so g SG te Ycvn er' Ac 1 r ,f',1 lr ' - l' I. jg. .Ve let, 'el' . u .V 'JT A 'fe r .A 1 'er 7 ' . , . ' . , I .. 7 cp ' f 1.. r, r r ll . . Iu. , Q: Lv r, . 7 ' , ' r u r y en' ner, ut' , ' - r , . 1' , V , ' 1. , ,r C V , t . 'r , ry F7112 . l n r , - ' .. r, , r r . , , . :ntcp Top Rowe-loan Srmley, Donna SCHGTZIHQEY, Twylc Dawn Turner, Putty Werbc, Christine Trccewell Poglxne Schmeqszet, Virginia T314 -cxndc n rr: . - , - ' ..1 ,. gl Q . f Y r . 7, D r 171' Z BETH! 1' Q llc Z rb , B y S.. . B . Z l r Std J- c .1 rt N I gr: r rl .b xr: Nancy Swinrzer- tcn, Ep .ic hater .. r .' ll: l n 11 ..b ,, ww of :Tunis s 1 RX N - , Y Q -v 42? . ' , , .f ' W 0 .J JM f0J H - .....f-llllulllllllllmulr , f 'fv .fe ,M. .,m W ' W - M ' Q O O C QE II IQIL IIQIESIEIRVIES LITTLE SISTERS OF THE Y W C A l-ln Top Row Betty lane Lawrence Marlorle Platt Ardlnell Schaefer Patrlcla Greer Lorabelle Mason Arleen Nye Gllda Halley Iune Glttlnger Mary lane Smlth Mclrllyn Znd Row Lols Krauss Florence Berson Iustlne Engle Peggy Nesselhauf Helen Blggs Glenna Moyer Mlrlam MQXIHG Hopple Dorothy Shertzer Margaret Dunn LOIS Rltzenthaler Phylll Elkenbary Beverly Houk Carolyn Marllyn Swlnehart B tty Kerchner Annabell Brown Glttlnger Ellzabeth Lowe lean Marvln Anna Lynch lean Lynn Dorothy Martln Allce Kapp Mary Folk Banker Velma Chaffee loyce Kernan Carol Blshop McDonald 3rd Row Mrs Broker M1SS Kell Arllne Dahlstrom Martha Klng Barbara Mohr Phyllls Martln Helen Morltz Betty Weaver Mary Lou Blnder Marllyn Balllet lean Wheeler Martha McCloud Rosemary Roby Verna Tan nenbaum DOTIS Patterson Phyllls Delaplane Marlon Edwards Mrs Sennett MISS Shlpley 4th Row Marcella Warf Dorothy Wh1lCOHllCJ Shlrley Ann Smlth Nlna Lue Henry Merry Lou Brown lane Bracy Dorothy Lather Ann Arbogast Mary Foutz Phyllls Bordner Ioyce Stout Margaret Brltton IOCIDHS Llnker Helen Klutey lrrrla Carpenter IOGDDE Dyslnger loanne Moberly Mary LEWIS The Aurora Trlangle of the Glrl Reserves has carrled on 1lS program well thls year Among the hlghllghts of the year were the Mother Daughter Banquet Backward Party Code and Purpose Program Holly Hop and the Lenten servlces held every Wednesday rnornlng 1n the Old Trlnlty Church The advlsors and cablnet have helped ln many Ways thls year to make Glrl Reserves a real success and a club we Wlll always remember ,,,e...,......-Y Y 'r' 1 1 1 3 1 , . , , . D 1 1 1 1 1 V 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 . , . , 1 1 1 1 The CCIDIHGT for thts year Were M F ary outz pres1clent Phyllts Bordnor v1ce presldent Mar aret D g unn secretary Ann Arbogast treasurer Mar garet Br1tton program charrrnan Ioanne Lmker servtce chalrman Irma Carpenter chaplarn lane Bracy publlctty chalrrnan Dorothy Lather socral chatrman Merry Lou Brown song leader Helen Klutey pramst 'lhe ad vrsors were Mrs Iohn Sennett Mrss Kell Mrss Sh1pley and Mrs Broker MARGARET DUNN Top Bow Phyllis Soucler Margaret Hale Erleen B1rch Betty Hoffman Arlene Boos Cleora Buton Margaret lenne Kathleen Kuhn Dorothy Sager Sylvxa Nlswender Paulme Aller Helen Brggs Glenna Moyer 2nd Bow Carolyn Klapp Nancy Iohnston Murlel Culver Lula Mae W1llC1HSOH loan Bennmger Imogene Ryman Ruth Mompher loyce Roberts Ann Bcutz Margaret Slosser Betty Humes Betty Lather Ioann Mercer Betty Gamarra 3rd Row Nelhe Vo el g song Phyll1s Hardrng Nancy Kreff M bolt Mar M 1 lams Phyllls Rem tce Keller Helen Foutz V1rg1n1a Tulk Shrrley Grlll Patty Werba 4th Row Ruth Lewis lean Hoffman lacquellne Mohr Nancy Swrnnerton lean Shafer Dorrs Graham Sallre Yambert Cherre Stalb Dorothy Srmpson Marxlyn Lrnker Luett L e eSavage Mlldred Banks Betty Brshop 45 I , 1 ' , ' - ' : , 5 , 1 - , Q , z , ' 5 , 1 , ' ' . 7 - 3 - , , , - V Win Y - ' , ' ' , ' er, ary Lou LeCrone, Neva W'llA , ' ' - , y usselman, Ioan Smiley, Ruth Al' , , ' ' ' , ' ' , 5 r X ' , i l P V b Q 1 ' W. . yi, ' rx v- ' 75' o ' D .6 ji, , -Q , IHIIQY CEILIUIB 1-11, Y'D, AND HANDSOME Too Row Charles Clady Robert Oller Drck Bowersox Kenneth Ward Doyle Armstrong Charles 1-lertng Pete Yochem Herald Hoerlg Edgar Mellck Rtchard Shellhammer Norman McE1heny Herb Geller 2nd Row 11m Bargar 11m Gahrls Ilmmle Wolff Buton McDonald Davrd Zoll Drck DAnge1o Donald Hertzer Ray Gahr1s Wayne Rlley Eugene Huffman Rrchard Baltzell Ktng Bosworth 3rd Row Gene Halley Wayne Graham Eldon Weaver B111 Van Camp Merle MCK1111p Elwood Remsberg Dlck Collter Allan Lutz Myer Ltber Don Kaltenbach 11m Brown Loure Nrgh Bottom Row D1ck Brown Iohn Egbert Ralph Talbot Bob Welter Bob Beaver B111 Felton Bob Auble Bob Iunktns Paul Ralnes Charles Lelner Mr Barley The H1 Y Club had a very successful year The membershrp was smaller than prevlous years but th1s lack was made up 1n attendance and en thusrasrn Representatlves Were sent to Camp Nelson Dodd and the Oh1o West V1r g1n1a 1-11 Y Convent1on The club prov1ded as enterta1n1'nent mov1ng p1ctures speeches feeds dances SWIITIS and the annual sweetheart banquet lhe programs were carr1ed out to 1u1t11 the purpose of H1 Y and each member beneflted by hrs attendance The otttcers for the year were Prestdent W1111arn Felton Vrce Prestdent Robert Auble Secretary Robert Beaver Treasurer Robert Iunkms ROBERT BEAVER 11.11- . ' - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 5 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 - r-1 1 1 - - 1 Sta'111na D '1 Kle nh ILATTII N OEIIJU Ib ALL. ROADS LEAD TO ROME The Laet1 Lat1n1 the Happy Latms 15 a club composed of Junlor and sen1or Latm students urtder the gu1dance of MISS D1GlZ9l The flYSf meetmg was held IH Room 23 at Columb1an H1gh School At th1s t1me the f l o lowmg of11cers were elected pr1mus consul G1lda Halley secundus consul Edgar Mel1ck cr1ba N1na Lue l-lenry quaestor Raymond Gahus aed1le Mary Lou Bmder narrator Phyll1s Etkertbary At the November meet1ng food was presented to the gods and later taken to a needy famrly The alumn1 of l943 who were 1nv1ted to the Chr1stmas meet1r1g and the member caroled at tl e homes of several faculty members At the February meehhg M1ss lane Erost gave an 1r1terest1ng talk preser1t1r1g her COllGCllOI'1 of class1cal stamps Latm Week wa observed March 1218 The club enterta1ned the sophomores freshmen and e1ghth graders who are studymg Lat1n on the ldes of March Edgar Mehck presented an or1 l l g1r1a mono ogue Caesars Ghost P1ctures on Pompeu the Ur1bur1ed C1ty were shown The follow1ng spoke on March l6 over the local broadcastmg SlGllOI l of WEIN on the value of Latm R l-l oger ulthen freshman Dorothy Lather sophomore Barbara Mohr 1un1or and Edgar Mel1ck semor A news sheet Lat N tumor and ser11or h1gh schools 1h ews was also d1str1buted to students of the ln May a farewell party was g1ven for the semors The colors of the Laet1 Lat1n1 are purple and gold The motto lS Nullt Secuhdus NINA LUE REV RY e z Rob E111 Ray Gal fl Eaaar Mehck Seated Barbara Mo lf R 11 Schnewer C1lda l-Talley Pnylhs E1l-aenbary Nma L e Henri la ,' B1nder M155 Dtctzel IDIR1-KIVIIPNV HE QEILIUIB HEADED FOR HCLLYWOOD The Drarnattc Club meetrngs of thts year were destgned to tnclude the acttvtttes of dttferent 1nterest groups such as scenery d1rect1on make wrltrng and acttng Speclal performances rncluded an open meettng 1n November when three one act plays were presented a Chrlstmas program combtntng the dra mat1c and muslc departments and Ever Stnce Eve the year play Each productton was under the dtrectton of Mtss Herron and a student asststant Cttrcers were prestdent Charles Lelner Vtce prestdent Phyllts Bordner secretary Dorothy Lather and treasurer lane Bracy DOROTHY LATHER Top Row Ada Gerneny Carolyn Schaefer Phyllts Mart1n Helen Montz Helen Klutey lean Lynn Altce Kapp Shtrley Ann Smtth Iusttne Enale Paultne Aller Martha McCloud Rosemary Roby lames Ltmbacher Paul Ratnes Allan Lutz R1 hard Brown Wtlltarr Myers Charles Letner Mtss Herron advtsor Phylhs Bordner lane Bracy Dorothy Lather 3rd Row Margaret Brttton Mary Foutz Martlyn Balhet Ralph Talbot Charles Hertng Mar1ly't Swtnehart Helen Blgg Mary Lou Btnder Betty Weaver Merry Lou Brown Arltne Dahlstrom Ntna Lue Henry Carolyn Klapp Altce Musselrnan Florence Berson Betty Rerrtbolt Dorothy Sager Dorothy Martrn I 1 -up: , . . . , XX 4 ll I I ' ' - l I l 1 I 1 1 U I 1 I 1 - Znd Row-Mary Lewis, Doris Patterson, lean Marvin, Ruth Ann Schneider, Ioanne Moberly, Robert Iunlcins, .C I . . X B . I Ei .I I . I I . 4 IXlIIII1'IYffI'fI'1I' S XIX! fl' I' NHMIII 1 ' ' 1 Il XXS ll I I-Ilfi' wt-'XW I'I-W INl'I'Q SINLII IfVli ILIIIBIIQAIQIIANS LIKE BOOKS? LET US HELP YOU Left to un G ttmger Iocm e Lmk onne Bo C l ne e Mo CIGTB Would your protess1on'9 ln these tlrnes tnere lS d desoerdte need t or every type ot llbrondn reoders odvtsors Cototlogers clorssttlers Chlldrens ond young peoples ltlordrlons dnd mon others you core to rndke llhrdry work Y Eorch on opportuntty to try out thls type of wor At the beglnnlng of the yeor e1ght of the glrls who hove expressed thrs destre ore selected and edch lS dsslgned ot dculy pertod tn the llbrcxry The rndrn dutles ot the student ltlordrtons ore to check books ln dnd out dnd keep them 1n order yedr the sentor grrls have Ltbrory Work comes dcqucunted Wlth dll types ot books dnd throu h llb g rdry work you leorn to know the people who redd the books too 1S very tnterestmg One be IEAINP E BACOP W' E X fl' ' 5 right-I e i ' , rt ' er, Ie Con, Mary Foutz, Miss Herron, Mory oo ey Ioonne Moberly, Ruth Ann Sch id r, rg r rittori L i 1 I I I 1, , . , . A ' I I ID IEIBATTIE THEN MI YOU RE TELLING US? WERE TELLING YOU Due to exlstmg c1rcumstances the Columblan debate team was relatrvely macttve th1s year Because ot th e War the transportat1on problem forced the school to abandon 1nter scholastlc deb t a mg The lack ot sutt1c1ent ln structlon caused by Mr DaV1dson s temporary absence also hand1capped the team greatly ln Splle ot these d1tt1cult1es the ro g up showed many poss1b1l1t1es Slnce the team conststed mostly ot undercla ssmen the next few years should tmd Columbl an Wlth some Very prom1s1ng debates ARTHUR SMITH Zoll Floren e B n I me Bo n Mye Lbe Charl s Stmg Athu S 1 . . , . I - I id , c erson, Lois Krauss, Mr. Davidso , a s r W , r i r, e. ' , r r mith I ' 4 , I l V 5 GBIHQILS CBILIEIL CEILIUIB Slll' SHALL HAVE MUSIC Z2 ' Top B M e Betty l-let er Clec a B t our uezer loarn Me ce V at a T Kretter Murt l C lwe Patr Werba lrnogere Byrran 2nd Row Shl lex Ann Smtth Frances Byon Phylhe Etkenbary Alrce Kapp lean Lynn Agnee Kteeel Be 3 1 B l a cy Smrrer 01 Phyllt Bhoad Arlme Dohlstror Ma gar t B ttton Merrf Lou B owr S trl 1 Lula Mae Wrllctn on Marte Blody Iacquelme Mol r Dorothy Strrtp on Betty Smxth Luolla Zerbe Beverly Berry The Gtrls Glee Club under the dtrectron ot Mtss Bastlan met three tlmes a week thls year The ottlcers were prestdent Sh1rley Smrth v1ce presl dent Margaret Brltton secretary Allce Kapp treasurer Beverly Berry and llbrartans Betty Lather and Betty Blshop Performances glven by the Cflee Club tncluded a Chrlstmas program as sembltes at the Jumor and semor htgh schools a church program and the the htgh school commencement ALICE KAPP ,J ,-if cn-re-Gladys ill r 's r u on P ' llflfi sC2meQ-- , l r r irgni Lgllc Nancy 'e u ' Y, t' , . . Gamarra Betty Lawrence, Betty Lather, Betty Blshop Sallie Yarrbert Phyllis Sauder rr' ow 'Q ri ' '.. I ., , .t , .1 r e r' , 'A r h e1 Grxll I I . I , 5 ' '- f I I I 1 I , . l L 1 I QEWDIIIQ WITHOUT A SONG THE DAY WQULD NEVER END The chotr has completed another successful year Although we have not ol ma e as many pubhc appearances as l h fully three days a week Helen Klut y was our accompamst usua t e chorr has worked tarth We appeared at an assembly tn Iuntor Hrgh School ancl also rn one at Columbtan The chotrs last erto servrce p rmance wtll be tor the baccalaureate The othcers elected tor the l943 l944 year were Prestdent Vrce Prestdent Secretary Wllltam Eelton Dorothy Lather Phyllts Bordner Treasurer Phyllts Nlarttn The chotr conststs of tttty members and owes tts success to our loyal anol pattent cltrector Mtss Bastlan PHYELIS BCRDF ER o Rom Wlltarr E lot cos un tn rt Tav or l Q c rlhp Peter Yocher R bfrt lvr a c l. 1 e a te am r 1 ma ana Ta bot Robot Vw lte Roaer Wtllot l t 5 o He '1 tm F I Jn VT Bonn e fohl N 1 Bar a o'1 Na J outz trtel ulx C arlc Herlr 1 ret Row Ma aret Dunn Sll1TlCY Grlll Narcy Swrnncrton Cwtlfla Halle yll toad Franc Bet ,I lsav If vcr can Marvrn acqueltn M l s otr Do othy Lathcr Phyllts Martm H lan Klutcv late B 1 I'CIl'1ll1 Tull: S llrc Y tbet attt We ba Bet ll Berry l,fl1 Souoer . e ' . 1 - fx T p f t ' t et r, H ' :rt I .lb sf, Robe ll , J Arie M K X 1 , rt, o 1 1111, Ch rl xr e n r It xr as G l rn, le? 'A Tus' 4, D, ' ' Etnsel Rllph l , r 'e . .r ' .,'.f':1b',' Pa xl Harm,-,Q Klna B swortn Rayrncnil . YXIY Zn ' How loarin Mercer llartlyn Sv . enart, letn Here? Clccra Btgtcn Maraarct Britton, Pllyllis lftkcn- bafy Alzcc- Kopp Shtrley Smith lean lg. n lvlq ry Lou r ' Arlin lx , strom, Ehjll :f ftnffr Hn-tty L titer Loi.: Hunt . , Nancy Krefter, t rj E , lvl: ' C 'er h 2:1 , tt 3 '1 . ra , ' , ' , Q: ' ' ' , J' .. y, Ph l Q: RE , wx Hyon 1' J J. 1 I- . , It ' I . . , r X . . e ' 'r J rcrcy, Vi Q f , a T an ,r, P ' r , 1'er'A f A, Pt' ls Q- fa ' N 53 IBNN ID WE ADD COLOR AND ZEST TO EVENTS 1311- Dtrector Mr Vernon Mrller Flutes Raymond Gahrls Betty l-lerser Nancy Garnarra Oboes Lots Zrrnmerrnan Betty Garnarra Clarmets Robert Ewmg Elarne Hunter Donald l-lertzer Rauhne Schmeuszer Gladys M11 ler Charles Lerner Rrchard Collrer Mary ,o Starb lune Grossman Nancy Remsberg Paul Harrrson Bass Clartnet Georg1a Bero Alto Saxophones Kelth Mohr Charles Clady Mary Folk lan1ce Brown Bar1tone Saxophone Patty Barger Tenor Saxophones Mary Folk V1rg1n1a Tull: Horns Ellsworth Zerbe lames McDev1tt Cfrlda llalley Donna Halley Cornets Burton Rernsberg lames Barley Rtcharcl Baltzell Raymond l-lenry Rlchard Barth Rrchard Zachardy Duane Mohr Cherle Starb R1 hard Efestone Barltones Davld Zoll Paul Shellharnmer Paul Gor uch Trombone Wayne Wheeler lanet Rlelter Bass lune lnleyman Drums lohn Rrnlcerton Nancy Swtnnetort loan llercer Marlorte Moore S m Brown Rehearsals Etrst two pemods each Monday Wednesday and Errday . . . T . 1 Q F Vernon Harding, Ruth Alice Keller, Thomas Shellhammer, Robert Brause, Paul Morrison, ' R ' , A , . S sm- , L - ' ' . A . , E Y . , H .-' , E I A , G '.'. 7 A V Y I CD IME IH IESTIIRA WE FIND FUN IN MUSIC The Columbian High School Orchestra under the direction ot Mr Vernon Miller was composed of Iunior High and Senior High School pupils this year The orchestra played at the Civic Forum programs and tor the high school Christmas program We had the opportunity ot hearing and seeing the Minneapolis and Indianapolis Symphony Orchestras We have been very tortunate ln obtaming some ot the rare instruments which We have never had betore and which have added greatly to the color and general ettectlveness ot the orchestra and band They consist ot oboe French horn bass clarinet and drum traps This has been the tirst year that the string section has been strong enough to hold its rightful place ln the organization MARY FOLK I I I ' Top Row-Marjorie Moore, Sam Brown, Mr. Miller-director I 2nd Row-Lucinda Sherman, Esther Winters, Keith Mohr, Mary Folk, Ianice Brown, Patty Barger, Ianet Pfeiffer, Richard Zachardy, Paul Morrison, Robert Brause, Iarnes Bailey, Ellsworth Zerbe, Dotty Lou Cramer, Mary Lou Squeo 3rd Bow-Dorothy Whitcomb, Agnes Kiesel, Paul I-Iarrison, Georgia Bero, Elaine I-Iunter, Nancy Gamarra Betty He-iser, Betty Gamarra, Lois Zimmerman, Ioyce Roberts, Mary Kathryn Walter L4 4th Row Audrey Benner Carolyn Leine Donna Halley Iune I-Ieyrnan Mary Ellen Engernann IDNNCEIE IBNNID NUMBFH PLLASF lllllllllllllllllll Illlllllllllllllllll lrurnpets Raymond Henry Richard Barth Ve lramlaanes Dav d Zall lanei Pfeiier Saxaplianes Robert Euvin M F lk Drums William Steedman Piano Salle Yambert Director Mr Miller IDIlQllllVIl MlmlllDIRIE1lTllES Patty Baraer liary Folk Virginia Talk fine Fey i. n rnan Harding g ary O Elaine Hunter Patty Baraer IBILIUIE ANID CECDILID SNILIESIVIIIEN ARENT YOU OLAD WP SOLD YOU YOUR BLUE AND GOLD? Startdmg Iohn Egbert Harry D1ts1ear Rosemary Roby Margaret B 1ttor1 Im Lrmbacher Iearme Bacon Robert Oller Arthur Smrth eated Ioarme Moberly lean Marvm IHIHEIH IDQDIINF WIIfMENlItNIE SNILIESWII ILN James Speck Evelyb M11ler Jrrqmra Tulk Ruth Alrce Keller xl , . --7 . in . r, 1 1 1 - I . . - 1 1 1 lf i ' K- 1 ,.,. i Q X . . . . IEIIIRILS CBNYIVII QEILASSIES Top Row Cherle Stalb Mary Ellen Engernann Ann Raxtz Lucmda Sherman Agnes Kxesel Neva W1ll1ams Luette Le Savage Nellre Vogelsong Mertly Tannenbaurn Dolores D1llon Ruth Lewrs Mary Lou LeCrone Marrlyn Lmker Nancy Swmnerton V1rg1n1a Tulk Gladys Mlller Paulme Schrneuszer Betty Lather Nancy Kretler Mur1el Culver Dorothy Srmpson Patt1 Werba Mtss Haberman Smlth Mrldrecl Banks Ioann Mercer The act1v1t1es of the glrls physlcal educatlon classes thls year lncluded volleyball basketball baclmlnton baseball folk dancmg and cal1sthen1cs Durmg the volleyball season a team composed of expert players was challenged by the Young Bus1ness Womens team of the Y M C A to several games A badmmton tournament was held 1n the four regular gym classes A wmner was prcked from each class by el1m1nat1on and tmals were played between the tour Wlnners Mlldred Banks Luella Zerbe Betty Lather and Betty Humes were class Wmners MURIEL CULVER ,J ,. 2nd Row- -Betty Heiser, Phyllis Reinbolt, lmogene Ryman, Phyllis Harding, lean Hoffman, Bernita Biller, Betty IPIEIP SOMA D WE BOOST THE ATHLETIC PROGRAM The Pep Squad thrs year was under the dtrectron of the new phys1cal educat1on teacher Mlss Dorothy Haberman The meetlngs were held ln Room 26 Offrcers elected for the year were as follows presrdent Ioanne Lmker v1ce prestdent lane Bracy and secretary Merry Lou Brown Drfferent members decorated the gym for basketball games ushered for football games and sold a number of adult trckets The two partres held were a Play Nrght and a Krd Party for senror farewell Even though transportatron was lackrng every out of town game was at tended by some of the gtrls The co operatlon 1n cheertng and support lng the team helped wln the v1ctor1es MERRY Lou BROWN Top Row loann Mercer Shrrley Ann Srnlth Ruth Ahce Keller Dorothy Snertzer Margaret Brltton Maxme Hopple lean Marvln Mar1lyn Swlnehart lean Lynn Dorothy Mart1n Nancy Sw1nnerton Ruth Lewls Sallxe Yarnbert lean Hoffman 2nd Row Ioan Sm1ley Betty Roberts Mur1el Culver Mary Lou Btnder Phyllls Bordner Sylvxa Ntswender Imogene Ryman Ardmell Rttzenthaler Marllyn Ltnlcer Carolyn Schaefer Marllyn Balhet Gladys Mrller Phyllxs Elkenbary Barbara Mohr Dor1s Graham 3rd Row Betty Gamarra Nancy Iohnston Nell1e Vogelsong Phylhs Harcllng Dorothy Lather Altce Kapp Florence Berson Arleen Nye Lorabelle Mason Betty Lather Mayote Platt Betty Btshop Iacquelrne Mohr lean Shafer Nlna Lue Henry Cherle Stalb Betty Hetser 4th Row Helen Klutey Helen Montz Phylhs Marttn Carolyn Klapp Betty Weaver Helen Blggs Glenna Moyer Arlene Dahlstrom Dorotty Sager Phyllts Retnbolt Mary Musselman Nancy Kteffer Pattt Werba Luette Le Savage Dorothy S1mpson Pauhne Schmeuszer V1rgn1a Tulk 5th Row Lots McDonald lo Ann Moberly Ruth Anne Schnerder Martha McCloud Rosemary Roby lane Bracy loanne Lmker Merry Lou Brown Mrss Haberman Dorts Patterson Mary Lewts Margaret Dunn Verna tannenoaurn Carol Brshop Ann Arbogast , . ' 1 I 1 I 1 - I , . - u - 11 xx - 11 - I - - - '- K- 1 1 1 1 1 A 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 A 1 1 A' 1 1 T 1 A- 1 1 1 3 1 -P A1 ' A1 , 1 1 1 1 A A. A A 1 -1 1 nw 1 ' l , , , 412 IH IEIEIF2 ILIEA ID IEIQS M Habe ma ad rsor Do othy Martln a age Maxm Hoppl Ma llyn Sw n hat Do othy Sh rtz eon The cheerleachng squad ot 44 conslsted ot tour senlor g1r1s tour Junror grrls and three sophomore glrls Margaret Brrtton was head cheerleader assrsted by the other senrors Iean Marvrn Maxrne Hopple and Dorothy Shertzer The outstanchng event of the year was the banquet QIVSH ln honor of the senlors Members ot the squad partlcrpated ln most ot the out ot town games We appreclate the response of the student body and the helpful gurdance of our new advrsor Mlss Haberrnan DOROTHY MART l.1Q -iii iss r n, V' 5 r ',rn n rg ' e e, r' i e r, r e er,I Lynn Margaret Britton, leon Marvin . , . . . . . I , . I I I I ' , . IVY .r. 470m swab RMXON Aflwlefucs , P 0 X 5 T A M P NO X 5 N-i .win Mayif, X F2 KE an- -, 1 ff 5 :Q 0 VAIRSIITNY IHDGDTTIBAILIL To the Squad of 1943: lt was a fine experience to work with you boys who made up the football squad of the past season. There was always an excellent spirit of cooperation, a high team morale, and an intense desire to Win fairly and squarely The hard fought games the friendships made on the field and in the locker room rubdowns scrimmages and chalk talks will form toot ball memories that you will always remember Much of the fine team spirit was due to the Senior boys may they carry that will to win with them always Each boy gave the best that he could give this accounts tor the tine record made by the squad of l943 ROBERT SEELE Top Row Taylor Gahris Welter Merle MCK1ll1p R VVard Raine Borer Hering H Smith Milton McKillip 2nd Row Coach Mazzaierro Armstrong I Ruelole Iunkins Beaver Egbert Hoerig Nigh Talbot Fritz Clady Coach Seele 3rd Row Mana e Remsberg Le Savage Felton Mclilrieny Shellhammer A Smith Auble Bow r ox Rlef Fox Manaae Homier Su-...-. QBIRIIIDIIIQCDN IBATHVILIES COLUMBIAN 20 BUCYRUS 0 Columbtan opened the season wtth a vlctory over Bucyrus The l1ne proved to be strong offenstvely and defenslvely The team developed an off tackle whtch could galn yards conststently The f1rst pertod ended 1n a stalemate At the begtnmng of the second quarter Columblan marched down the f1eld and Hoertg carrted the ball over for the ftrst score In the fourth quarter Ntgh h1t pay d1rt from the seven yard l1ne A 25 yard pass from Ntgh to Felton scored the f1nal tally COLUMBIAN 7 BELLEVUE 6 Columbtan traveled to Bellevue for thetr second v1c tory They met a dark horse that was a hard f1ght1ng ball club The f1rst half ended w1th a O to 0 he Bes1des rnaktng the b1g ma1or1ty of yards and f1rst downs Columblan advanced the ball three tlmes IH tde the 1U yard strtpe durtng the f1rst half but fatled to score ln the th1rd quarter Bellevue broke away on a 60 yard touchdown run Wtth 4 mmutes left tn the game Ntgh completed a 25 yard pass to Fl1ley on Bellevues 4 yard l1ne 1-loerlg scored Egbert place k1cked the extra poxnt COLUMBIAN 26 BOWLING GREEN 7 1ng Bee Gee for a th1rd consecuttve vtctory T1ff1n gatned possess1on of the ball on downs and 1n a ser1es of plays Hoerlg carrted the ball over for the f1rst score Early ID the second quarter Nlgh scored from the 3 yard l1ne At the kxck off of the second half lunkzns returned the ball 23 yards to the 38 Colum b1an advanced down the f1eld 1n a ser1es of conststent gatns that ended wtth Ntghs gotng over the goal A 38 yard pass from Ntgh to Felton accounted for an other score Wxth a few mmutes left to play Bee Gee recovered a fumble on Columb1ans 15 yard l1ne A short pass resulted 1n the1r lone touchdown COLUMBIAN 7 FINDLAY 6 Columbtan defeated Ftndlay to top the Buckeye League The game was completely dom1nated by Ttf f1n the f1rst three quarters The l1ne was a b1g factor tn the vtctory They repeatedly held the Tro1ans to no galn and often threw them for a loss The scortng battle started tn the th1rd per1od when Hoertg scored from the lyard l1ne A pass from Hoertg to Felton accounted for the extra pomt Flndlay on a 42 yard run sprtnted to Columbxans 6yard l1ne A plunge gave them the touchdown Ftndlay threatened the T1ff1n goal twice aga1n but was repulsed COLUMBIAN O FOSTORIA 7 Columblan suffered tts only defeat of the season los lng top Buckeye League honors to the Redmen Dur xng the f1rst three mmutes of the game Fostorta re ce1ved the ball on their own 46 yard l1ne and by short ga1n1ng plays advanced down the f1eld to the only score of the game The rest of the f1rst half re sulted tn a puntmg duel whtch contmued throughout the game McElhenys excellent puntmg saved the Blue many ttmes The l1ne aga1n gave outstandtng serv1ce holdxng Fostortas offense to practtcally no gam the whole second half Due to an 1n1ury halfback Iohn Egbert was absent from the l1ne up COLUMBIAN 13 FREMONT 12 Columblan recelved the ball on the1r own 37 yard l1ne and marched to Fremonts 1 yard l1ne Hoertg bucked the touchdown The plunge for extra po1nt fatled Fremont scored 1n the second quarter on a 24 yard run to 6 End Felton blocked and recovered a punt on Fremonts 9 yard l1ne Hoerlg drove across the goal to tle the game Hoerlg passed to Felton for the extra polnt COLUMBIAN 28 TOLEDO ROSSFORD 6 Netther team scored unt11 the second quarter when Hoertg drove across from the 3 yard l1ne Egbert ktcked the extra potnt ln the th1rd perlod Columbtan marched 70 yards and Hoertg aga1n scored from the the lyard l1ne Tackle McElheny smothered a Ross ford halfback behtnd the goal to score a safety Ross fords lone score came when Columbtan forfetted pos sesslon of the ball on a penalty By short passes and gatns the Bulldogs drove across from the 1 yard l1ne lunkms sprmted 20 yards for a th1rd touchdown Wel ter passed 30 yards to Felton for the ttnal score of the game COLUMBIAN 19 CALVERT 7 Early 1n the f1rst quarter Columblan marched from the1r own 37 to Calverts 3 yard l1ne Ntgh crashed over for the f1rst score of the garre Egberts conver SIOH was good Calvert recetved the klck off and on the next play went 63 yards to score Columblan re cetved the ball on the1r own 46 yard l1ne and aga1n drove to Calverts 61nch l1ne Hoertg smashed over to make the score 13 7 In the th1rd quarter Auble 1n tercepted a pass and sprmted to Calverts ll yard l1ne Two plays later Egbert drove across from the 1 foot l1ne Thts team s success was due chtefly to team work and a strong deterrnlnatlon to w1n These quahttes carrted them to vlctory over several teams wlth more 1nd1v1dual talents No odds were too great They played hard and put every effort 1nto wtnnmg Each player sub ordtnated htmself to the team Success tn any undertaktng w1l1 be certcun 1f each boy con ttnues to follow these patterns N1CK MAZZAFERRO Columbian? feC0fd fenflflifled 1-1T1lUU1iSh9Fi bY defeat- and again in the third quarter to make the score 12 5 I . A ' ' NORMAN MCELHENY Mack was the biggest boy Ort the squad and received honor as All- Buckeye tackle. He never let the team down in a punting situation. When Mack tackled an OppOr1e1'tt, they knew it. RALPH TALBOT Igor was a shitty reserve lineman who was outstanding because of his aggressive defensive play. Next year will be his big year and he should be the fifth man in the op- ponent's backlield, RICHARD SHELLHAMMER Shelly placed on the All-Buckeye first team as right guard. He is a good blocker and tackler and could always be depended upon in tight spots. He threw many opponents for a loss and was one of Colum- bian's toughest Iinemen. ROBERT BEAVER Bob was co-captain of the team and placed All-Buckeye honorable men- tion. He showed what he had by playing aggressive football. WILLIAM FELTON Bill was co-captain and leader ot the 1943 football team. He was an expert pass snarer, blocker, and an aggressive end. Bill placed on the All-Buckeye second team. He led the team to victory with strategic signal calling. HERALD HOERIG Red, although only a sophomore, was Columbiarfs highest scorer. He received the All-Buckeye second- team fullback berth this year. With two full seasons ahead of him, he should come into his own and go a long way in assisting next year's team. RICHARD BOWERSOX Dick received honor as All-Buckeye second-team tackle. He developed into an aggressive lineman and broke up many enemy plays. He could always be counted on to play his hardest. KENNETH FOX Foxey was a reserve backlield man who could be counted on to play hard and give all he had. He WGS always back ot the team when not in the game. 4' s A-k g :N-4? .4 N Aw- w , X J IBNSIKIEFIBNILIL ll QMIL3 llllll the basketball season of l943 44 ended for the Columbtans w1tl1 a record ot lU games won ot tlte1r schedule of stxteen games Another ctty cbampton slup and a second place tn the Buck eye League wlll also go tn the records ln tournament play Shelby Nas de teated tn the ltrst game but Port Clm ton one of the pre tournament tavor ttes won ln the second game Seven letters were awarded two sen lors Captalns Blll Felton and Verne McClory llVG Jumors Herb Geller Bob Welter Gene l-l1ll Bob Auble and Paul Ratnes GEORGE BURKETT tw ll1'w 1 u l ln't'1Jr lvfClov i .-1 X - I - , , - f I ' f , f , 5 ..Lc.,.., A ..... ,.,..:.4.. .- Q 'J fm- M My x ' ' ' sg X N, . I wigs-gs J ., , , ,.M..,w fi-we ' V 35 G , N ,t,:,. Q. ,,, 'A cj I I l I I .- ,,,,, . 6 l W Stonitng-Rair1e.a, MCE e. Q, H'll, A ble, e .. 1. ye Seztel Felton V-'elter Geller, .C rj 1 g s. . 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TTCS Z' K t 3 A l 1 5 x 1 GQQ1 -.A. gl , ,, 1, ,K V 8 2 9 im, QR' 4' Q ,OP PQ! Z1 F83 NYC! flw f Nl X 1... ,Rx 1 5 5 H L O X' 'P Q 0 1 ITIHIE IFIIXVIE IHIIQEIKS Now ve grve you from Columbrans Hall of Fame and fresh from the cob Uncle Burt and hts F1ve l-hcks You heard D1ck Brown make that an nouncement at an assembly But where and how d1d the Htcks get started? They were organtzed ID the latter part of 43 by Burton Bemsberg to amuse the audt ence by supplyrng an overabundance of corn You ve heard of Sptke lones and al o of the Corncobblers well the l-ltcks are a rare 1m1tat1on of them The gang has played at pep assembltes and at the halves of basketball games Thetr theme song ts Arkansas Traveler Other speclalttes are Ptstol Packm Mama vocals by the whole gang Beer Barrel Folka w1th two part harmony by Dave and Squeak and Matrzy Doats The outland1sh costumes of the gang contrrbute to the general comedv We have fun although we may sound corny but Squeak cant help tt The members are lst l-ltck Dave Zoll bar1tone 2nd I-l1ck Wayne CSgueakl Wheeler from bone 3rd l-l1ck Ray CSp1ke Tonesl Gahrts scrubboard 4th l-l1ck Bob fSp1CYl Ewmg clar met Sth Htck CUncleD Burt Remsberg cornet So when you hear our theme song Just say to yourself They re do1ng thetr best IVIIAIIILIBQDX VWNTQEIHIEIRS ULIUIB The Mallbox Watchers Club was organlzed 1n lanuary l944 by Harry Dtstlear Donald Albert Brll Krupp and Btll Felton Membershlp was open to any Sen1or awa1t1ng orders from the armed forces The club a cepted Iohn Egbert as an off1c1al member late IH Feb ruary lohn has a defmtte mterest 1n the Mer hant Martne The four ortgtnal members are all 'Nlaval Avtatton men Another Navy Avtatron man lerry Wheatley appl1ed for member h1p tn February Any sentor who ts qualtfted for membershlp and ts mterested 1n 1011'1lI'lQ the organlzatlon may do so by seetng any one of the four ortgmal members Beslgnatton must be submttted 1mmed1ately upon rece1pt of orders Harry D1tslear Sktpper QQQDILIUIVIIIBIINN IDIEIRSCDNAILS Our tower IS the only belfry tn town wtth educated bats They get that way from llsten mg rn on teachers meet1ngs For the beneftt of those who have never been 1I'1S1Cl9 the tower here ts a thumbnatl descnptton The atttc room of the tower IS fllled w1th large vent1lat1ng ptpes You must cl1mb over these IH order to reach the rrckety ladder that takes you to the tower proper Cltmbmg the ladder you push open the trap door at the top and step out upon the root tnsrde the tower Here are the screened casements that you can see from below Not much to see except rooftops for th1s 1S as hrgh as you can go lncrdentally the bell has long stnce been removed There l hope your curtostty ts satrsfted Lets go do Nnl lm getttng dzzyl Our 1un1or locker room the only autograph book wrth four f alls and a cetlmg ti ws , U A , ' A C I . . , . ., , , . , I - I , . - . . , 5 I . , Y 1 ' 1 I ' V - , , Bob and Burt F . . . - . c , . . 1 - 1 1 T s . 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Boby a very good dancer Schneider now theres a one Tannenbaum does she have tunl Underwood vith its black inky rolls Vadala tor whom the bell tolls Wilkinson whose grades are good the spot v here Bishop has stood yes tts what the girls say zoo f here all our triends stay Albert Nith 'ia1r so red Beaver Jatch the girls tall dead Collier ith blond hair so wavy Ditslear headed tor the navy Feltor Jho survived Macbeth girls the boys all say aye' Henninger the guys call him Cy imagination every boys doom lunkins .f ho blew up his room Krupp Ann made him tall Limbacher best playwright ot all McElheny everybodys friend nooody out th s aint the endl Oller hell stake out a claim p incipal Mr Martin s the name quick our boys arent slow Baudebaugi or didnt you know? Srnit our Blue and Gold boy lracewell girl lump tor Joy u eless but arent we all? Victory divided we tall X heeler e all him Squeak kts e iet the boys peak y the girls agree and how' om, ld better top rofv tim Limbac er ll Aistr ., . 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IQIEWDIQTTS IW IRIHYTVIHWII Wa1t or Me Mary He lA tn the Ar ny My Shtntna Hour shortnand Clas J ld Ltke to Htde Myselt 1ns1de Tms Lette My Heart Tells Me lve Heard That Song Betore Slender Tender and Tall Take lt Easy All or Nothmg at All Star Eyes Poor Llttle Me lt Cant Be Wrong Cl Copted 1tl For the F1rst Ttme The Dreamer Dont Cry Baby tWho s crytna J Could You Use Me? Ctn Holly oodl lll Be Around Later Tomght ln My Arms Love lsn t Born Embraceable You Take lt from There Close to You ln the Blue ot Evemng Blues tn the Ntght No Letter Today That Old Black MGQIC fWtll Brov n mag1 Constantly Con the Job as B B martagerl l Never Mentton Your Name COh noll Anchors Away Please Wont You Leave My G rl Alore'9 M135 You Ever Stnce You Went Av-ray When lohnny Comes Maron n Horne When They Ask about You c do? 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' 2 J, ,,. ,N . . 1. , 5 Dar, Bo.. f..-ox, Art Srr..t,1 1' ga rv.,-N, 1. . o, L......1 A IVIIIUS NEA L VACATION One day hm and Ro e Ann of Charing Cros decided to take a trip to Massachusetts They got aboard the Sleepy Town Tram Gnd P04216 Night and Day On tlne train they met Whistler s Mother rn Law She was crippled up and nov she Dont Get Around Much Any More That night hm had the Crazrest Dream about a Lovers Lullaby As the train rumbled along it became rnornrna A Skylark Woke hm up and he ard Oh What A Beautiful Mornrna They had rust passed Idaho and were corrrng to The Singing Hills Kalamazoo and Dream ville Ohro Finally they reached Mas achusett It look d like Stormy Weather and it poured down Blue Hain im aot off stretnhed and ar Amen They looked up a good friend Madeline and were much urprr ed when they found her in The Tavern in th Town At Daybreak hm bought the Lov ly One String o Pearls and One Dozen Roses That evening they each had a Moonlight Cocktail and talked of the days in B azil The next day they went to a canteen and Rose Ann met That Soldier of Mine hm met a ve y nice gil Sara lane When they left Rose Ann ar Good Night Soldier and hm said long Sara lane and hm went out into he Blue of Evening Then they went to a Friendly Little Harbor and sat by Candlelight and Wine Thr was a Lovely Way To Spend An Evening There they made An Old Acquarntance with Pistol Packrn Mama At Last they went Slum ming on Park Avenue and looked at the Velvet Moon He looked at her Star Eyes The next day they started for home in California They boarded the Zl Special and headed for Texas and Mexico In Texas they traveled Along the Sante Fe Trail In Mexico they saw the Shrine of St Cecelia and heard the Bells of San Requel Then they went boating By the River of the Hoses In th evening they stood High on a Windy H ll It seemed a rf they heard Bugles rn the Sky Here they boarded the ATrain for California o e Ann ard I Left My Heart at the Stage Door Canteen hm was very sad Finally he ard You Ouaht to Be Arrested for Breaking My Heart She said no more At Last they reached home and Rose Ann felt like a Sleepy Lagoon hm took her home and made a date for Tuesday at Ten Before he left he said Good Night Sweetheart That was Sweet Talk and so rt ended BURTON REMSBERG AILII. AIBQDILHV IVIIIEN Dear Margie I nt it awful? You know the manpow r shortaae that expresses ny sentiments exactly If the srtua tron at your school rs a bad as rt rs here I can sympathize wr h yod My date book hasnt even been opened for three weeks Im pac rcally an old mardl When I think of all the nrce boys from our school that have gone into service it makes me want to cry lm so lonesome For rnstan e la t week several of my girl fiends ana I stayed for the dance after the basketball garne The dance band wasnt too ter rble even thouigh nearly all the members were girls We haJe a drummer boy who s a solid ender but ne s fat and wears glas es Honestly tlhat Nas the wor t ance Ive eve at en edl W at ls all had to dance with each other Only about th ee of the boys did much dancing the others ru t sat on the bleanher and looked Nl e I tlfouaht that wher I became a io rr' hrah chool the boys uld rr pl! fo aouna But instead t e onv bo: fr o e en noticed 'ne NO a lr' le ergkth grader who t ed to trrp me while I wa dancing with lane Sue Aldrich ua for n o She had te o wa nt a ea ure arcrn Nil te tea J glas es and all he wants to do rs talk about his family Oh what fun' Gee Marg we girls would be al nost desperate legal to bump 1nto a boy 1n the hall and say Why hello Iohnny' No lm not busy tonight Are you? Oh you strll dont have your math problems done Well why dont you come over to my house? Perhaps I can help you with them Maybe we can go to the movies afterwards But Iohnny surely you cant be that flat' c ur e I till have my allowance but you cant mea thatl all ghtl u I cant afford to go to Ioes Grill afterwards I Im not sorel After all this rs war' You see Margie thats a sample of the date technique in this chool Not only must you do his math problems but you must pay hrs way to the show too lm not complaining but I do wish that we could form a man pool or something that would relieve the manpower hortage here at Glendale High Perlnap by the trrne you read thi Ill reet a boy who thinks of something be rde ack ack guns and the number of horsepower in B Yours hopefully Martha 'I ' I' V , I ' ,, s 'd, e ' . ' ' i . s 's ' A' H s s ' , 7 'd, I' ' , ' ' , So ' I Us -,I L. I. s ' ' , . , e 4 . , ', ' . rr 5 They're Either Too Young or Too Old' is a song if this werent leap year. However, this makes it . r ' : - ' ' . , S I If ' . I l .... , . I l .. ' r t' ' , , ' , ' . , , . ' ..., Of ' c , s . r ' r' s o s s ' I , ' ' , . n , - . Oh, ri . I'll do it, b t - . ' . Jo, ' : . , ' ' .. . , , . r , s ' ' I s . fi ' r t .a e 'r L . , . Q i 's r it r ' s Sen' r ' . IS . - I Wo za ra 1 i ck -. I ' r s A ':s, r ' me ' '. S ., h ly 1 ' h -v 1. ' s ' , .' ' s' .s . . .. ' za '.t f ' . ri - S .' ' ' ' ' s X ' ' . ' a -I9 ' .2 n e lucky tha. most f us . h . h nor -rt ' ' s. pl -of d r g r t.i .h, new math Cher Hes a little guy 'rho '.-:ears IQIIIBIBIEII2 S IDIIQEIESTI Mehck News Servlce OCTOBER 20 1964 Pnce 3 red tokens DYNAMITE IIM MAKES NEW SCHOOL FIRE DISCOV ERY ABOUT HYDROGEN Your reporter heard around tow n hat a morrentous event had taken place n he laboratory of Iames Colher amous explo stve expert for the Trojan Po der Plant When lntervtewed whlle standlng rt he mtdst of h1s wrecked laboratory and asked to make a press statement concern ng hydrogen he ralsed one stnged eyebrow and sald It burns' F B I MAY BE CALLED I-IERE Mr Eafley chem1stry teacher at Colum b1an Iltgh School for the past 37 years has htred a bodyguard to protect htm after sev eral attempts agatnst h1s hfe by per on unknown It seems that someone placed a small bear trap under h1s desk In 2l and Mr Barley acctdentally put h1s foot 1nto It It all began back In IQ44 when someone placed a mousetrap upon Mr Batle s chaxr I-te hasnt felt safe stnce then and has take tlns ttnal step merely as a precautronary measure CRIMES IN THE LAW OF 44 Iuurder K1ll1ng ttme 1n class Arson Elarmg up at nothmg Escape Makmg 70 In an exam Bnbery Gtvtng the teacher a good excuse for oor work Perfury Telhng the prtnclpal you ere 1ll wnen you Just pla1n overslept Irhghvvay roboery Mak1ng puptls dspose of the1r gum Obstructton of Jushce When the ellox front of you wont let you get a ghmpse at h1s paper Consprracy Teachers meehngs Counterfeltlng What a gtrl does to make nersel good looktng Nursance An assembly when e need tl c ttrne IJ study Several wlshful thlnkers got together the other day and cooked up the hoax to end all hoaxes Four of the more sclent f c mtnded stuaents dectded that the 1nter bu ldtng onone at Columbtan would make an excellent broad casttng system Wa1t1rvg unttl tue dlnner hour when the school v as almost deserted and the only person In the ofhce was a lone sophomore gtrl who was telephon1ng to her mother they took the recetver off the hook and began thetr sound effects Iirrst they buzzed the oII1ce so tuat any one there would be ertaln to hsten Then one of the boys dtsgutsed h1s votce and spoke rapldly Into the mouthp1ece SOIYISIIIIFIQ terrlble IS gofng to happen I must get help at once You see there golng to be an exploston Tell them Im In Room Iust at thls moment another student burst a paper bag not far from the telephone To the exctted sophomore 1n the offrce tt otnded exactly l1ke an explo ton At once the boy who had been speak ng began to groan hke an mjured person v ho ts In great pam Qu1ckly a thfrd boy crumpled a plece of cellophane close to the mouth of the tele phone The resultlng crackle seemed to be flames hcktng hungrlly up to ard the ptone Islavtng had the1r fun the three ooys gurckly replaced the1r recelver and dered out the back entrance to go dox P tov n for the1r lunch But In the ofhce the sophomore g1rl was hastlly calhng the ftre department A few mmutes later the engfne clanged to a stop before the front door Eushtng Into the butldmg the ftremen searched every room but could ftnd no gn of a ftre Meanv htle tue three oof fro ad caused all the trcuole and tue o T103 1 I 1 I I A I I v w y 0 1 I I I . 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I IC:ntxnue'i n Page Page 2 RIBBER S DIGEST October 20 1964 SOMETHING NEW Th1s day marked the passlng of an era The Blue and Gold staff whlch has been dotng buslness at the same old stand 1n the school stad1um for the past 22 years has modernlzed thetr egulpment Workmen are busy tnstalhng an automat1c hot dog machme whlch shces a bun places a wtener on 1t pours mustard on top and dellvers the dog 1nto your wa1t1ng hand So far no one has yet devtsed a machtne that w1ll do all thts unless someone IDSSIIS nowned lnventor of mechantcal gadgets IS workmg on th1s problem and hopes to solve 1t 1n the near future POETRY CORNER I sat alone In the moonhght Forsaken by women and men, And murmured over and over, Ill never eat ontons agatn SOCIETY M1ss Patrlcta Mazzaferro capta1n of the Columbtan Pep Squad led the cheermg sectton at the b1g Army Columb1an foot ball game ln the new munlcxpal audltorlum last Fnday even1ng Th1s promtslng young cheerleader IS des t1ned to become famous as the flrst glrl to lead cheers whlle wear1ng a bath1ng sutt Her father rettred football coach of the famous Colurnbran eleven had thts to say QUESTION BOX Oueshon Suppose you had not had any thxng to eat for three years and you sud denly came upon a grocery store On the outslde of the store IS a stand conta1n1ng large red apples You take one and o looktng up see a polrceman What would you do? Answer Run 1nto the store 1ump on the scales and get a wetgh Ouestlon What would you do lf you found yourself IH an axrtxght room contaln mg a mad dog a rattlesnake and a palr of sletgh bells? Answer Invarlably you would grasp the rattlesnake by the hmd leg and rattle hlm thus scarlng the dog Now toll the bell for a per1od of 93 seconds and at once deter mme what tne bell told Then at the psy chologlcal moment sle1gh the dog Wllh the bells SCHOOL FIRE CCont1nued from Page Onel gtrl who had reported the f1re had con venlently dxsappeared What a blaze' What a story' Those f1re men were burned to a cr1sp What do you mean no fue? Those fellows were plenty burned up You would be, too, lf you had mlssed the dessert course of a ch1cken d1nner O W . 4. EE uE---,., E-. ,YF asses , ' I ' , ' a nickel in the slot. Robert Iunkins, the re- Sorry, folks. He was speechless! . n .. .. 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Carol Bishop Simple girl it means hes double crossing you Ioke Editor Do you think my Jokes got across? Leine Ye on the Mayflower ophomore lseeking sympathyl lm Just poor boy trying to get ahead Mr Lutz Thats line you certainly need one lfliss Dietzel Ilecturing tardy studentl You liould have been here at eight thirty Ada Gemeny Why? What happened? WDIRID Glenna Moyer The report says the man Was shot at close range Gordon Winters Then there must have been powder marks on him Glenna Yes that s why she shot him Mary sat on a tack Mary rose Note This Joke may not have much sense but it has leeling In the United States there are 1030 career women who have taken up law There are also several m1111on other women who lay it down Bob Tracewell Look here waiter I or dered chicken p1e and there ISDI a single piece of chicken in It Charles Fowler Thats being consistent We also have cottage cheese but as lar as I know there isnt a cottage in it name when the teacher called the roll? Cherie I meant to but he answered to tour different names Frosh How did you get the habit of wear 1ng a mustache? Senior I dont know I guess it Just grew on me Filling station Man Where s your radiator cap? Edgar Melick On the front end ot my car And dont call me Cap' B111 Felton Ginger ale Waitress Pale? B111 No thanks A glass will do Private Do you think they will send me overseas Sarge? Sergeant Not unless we are invaded Bi. 2 ' . th 3 ' ' ' V tl ' ' . . You are Working' Nellie: Why didnt you find out that boy's S ' . 3 ' . 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Mr Stevenson My razor' It doesnt cut at all' Mrs S Dont be s1lly dear your beard cant be tougher than the k1tchen lrnoleum Mrs Prnkerton Bob Davld has swallowed all the tnk What shall we do? Mr Plnkerton Wrtte wtth a pencll l sup pose I-larry Dttslear Could I have a day off to help w1th the sprtng cleanlng? Mr Marttn No lm afratd not I-larry Thank you str I knew I could rely on you Ieanne Bacon Why d1d the porcuptne want to marry the frog? Betty Btllman I dunno why? Ieanne Because he had the potnts and she had the greenback No one has ever dtscovered where prns tn the I-Iome Economtcs department go The trouble seems to be that they re headed tn one dtrectton and pomt ID the other Traff1c Cop fbawlmg out woman motor tstl Dont you know what I mean when I hold up my hand? Woman Motortst I ought to Ive been a school teacher for 25 years Whos the gal w1th the French heels? Shes my stster and those guys arent French Mtss Ketl What IS et1quette Robert? Auble Ettguette IS the notse you dont make when you are eatlng your soup Mr Iunk1ns Why dont you go out and flnd a tob? When I was your age I was worklng tn a store for S3 a week and rn IO years I owned the place Bob You cant do that nowadays They have cash regtsters The quartermaster sergeant was eauto plng a new recrult wlth battle dress The trousers f1tted perfectly the tuntc rmght have been made for h1m 1n Sav1lle Bow and the cap was 1ust rtght Good gosh exclalmed the sergeant you must be deformed Frequent water drtnktng sald the phy vent you from gett1ng sttff tn the 1o1nts Yes admltted the student but some of the Jotnts dont serve water Mr Ba1ley Thats the fourth tlme you ve made IOO on your artthmettc homework thts semester Soph Yes Dad s gett1ng better slnce he s had all that ratlon pomt practtce Coach Seele Yes I thrnk I see a football player tn you I Gahrts Is 1t my shoulders? Coach No 1lS your upper l1p I thtnk I e a ffrst down there Man tnstructor I am putttng the rlvet tn the correct posttton when I nod my head h1t 1t real hard wtth your hammer She d1d l-Ie woke up next day ln the hospttal ' I slcian to the high-school student, will pre- ' ' ' ' . se ' . . I' it 7 I hbafvm 'I , September October November December Icmuary 26 28 February March Apnl May une IDAIIQMDIE CDIF IEVIENTVS 119413 1194141 F1151 day of school Unlucky number for most students Spec1al assembly Mrs lrlellersberger d1scussed her work among the lepers 1n lnd1a CI IT11SS101'lOI'Y Sen1or class meet1ng Elect1on of othcers F1151 meet1ng of 1un1or class to elect othcers Semor class meet1ng Blue and Gold staff members chosen Photographer began tak1ng senlor p1ctures Semor class meetmg to d1scuss the order1ng of class r1ngs F1151 Blue and Gold meetmg Mr I Me11k Varda was the assembly speaker He descr1bed the clothes and customs of Assyrxa No school or two weeks Chr1stmas vacatton Dtd you see Santa Claus? End ot vacatlon Classes resumed Mr DGV1dSOD broke h1s leg wh11e 1ce skatmg lf'1rst semester exams Mrs Rueb took over Mr Dav1dson s classes and taught unt1l March 13 Mr and Mrs Rabmale presented v1ol1n and p1ano mus1c to our assembly Dr Bader from New York spoke 1n assembly concermng CNYISTIGHITY and youth ln today s assembly Mr Leherer of Sandusky gave a portrayal ot Abraham Lmcoln New V1ctory Corps started at Eagles Home Army Navy V 12 test g1ven Tubercu1os1s patch est ln assembly Mr Boren d1scussed l1v1ng cond1t1ons 1n T11a1land Dramat1c Club year play Ever S1nce Eve The chem1stry classe have d1SCOV6f6d a way to change gasohne 1nto water No tool1n Today s assembly was presented by Mr Ltncoln L1pp1ncott who spoke to the students about safety S50 U00 gram elevator t1re brmgs C1lY s eng1nes out ot the1r dark recesses 1n the clty hall Sen1or party State scholarsh1p contest Sophomore party lumor H1gh comrnencernent Sunbonnet Curl lun1or SGHIOY prom Baccalaureate sermon DY the Rev I G Koontz Commencement Address Don Bolt war correspondent Class repre entat1ve Arthur Srrnth Last day ot school oefore summer vacatlon i 13 ' . . 22 ' .E .A ' . as ' ' 7 ' ' . 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' . 1 . , 31 I - ..: , . , . s ' : I . . 2 - . 1 SIENIIQDIIQ IEXTIIIQASQEIUIRIIQIICIUILAIR ACEIIIIVIIIIII IES Starred names indicate the Class Roll of Honor-an average of 90 or above during tI1e ALBERT, DONALD WILLIAM ScIc1oIast1c Team I Track Manager 2, 3, 4 P e t Attertclan e Ho'1o Roll I BARTH R CHARD Dar Bara 4 HY2 BEAVER ROBERT a O cer2 Blue and Gold Staff 4 Schola t1c Team I Re erve Ba ketball 2 Football 2 3 4 2 P rfett Attendance I 2 3OWERSOX RICHARD 1 Ba k 'ball l tball 2 3 Y 2 RROWI RICHARD Blue and Gold S Reserve Basketball 2 ack I 2 2 Dramatlc Club 4 Sctertce Club 2 Perfect Attendance I Spa 1 I1 Club 4 CARTER IAIJES F B k tball I R e e Ba ketball 2 3 T ack 2 H Y 3 1s' d 1 a v 1, R IO S rt o U of b1 COLLIER IAMES Sc1ence Club 2 F1rst A1d Class COX GERALD Scbolastrc Team FITSLEAR HARRY 2 LGBERT IOHI k b rcotball L e ec Attc e EKLEBERRY CHARLES F3 Cl n Clu EVERHART RICHARD 1 Footl: I 2 ba C 132 cba ra four years of bigb school EWING, ROBERT rr Choir 2, 3, 4 Orchestra I 'td I 2 3 LJGWC9 Band 2 3 4 Sckola IIC Tea 2 Lattn Club 3 4 aaa 4 o Roll I AllOl11o I'I1ac1 S bool Bar112 E1 t 1ct SGWIO Test Rat1ng 4 FELTON WILLIAM Cho1r 2 4 C a Off1cer 3 4 Ba ketball I 3 4 Re erve Basketball Football 2 3 4 Re erve Football I Track 4 2 FOWLER CHARLES SCl OIGSlIC Tearc Honor Roll I 2 T ack 4 Sparnsls Club FOX KENNETH Basketball I Reserve Basketball Football 3 4 Reserve Football 2 Pe fect Attendance Enl1 tea IH lNavy Ma 44 FRITZ GEORGE Orcwestra I Football 4 GEBAUER PAUL Q1 I Honor Roll 4 HENNINGER CALVIN Basketball Manager 3 Perfect Attendance I HOSTLER WARREN Basketball I 3 Rese ve Baske ball 2 H1 Y 3 cc Na v 4 1943 Rad1o S bool lv' arn U I IL NAL R Llsec lavvAp1I 4 IUI Kll S ROBERT C o1r 4 Bang I 2 Blue and Gold Staff 4 Re e ve Ba ketball 2 2 3 3 ball 3 4 aa IEE la Cc-4 KLEINHEN2, DONALD Latin Club 3, 4 Perfect Attendance I, 3 KRUPP WILLIAM B nd I 2 3 a ce 2 LE1l ER CHARLES o1rl 2 O ches ra I ndl 2 3 Dance Band I 2 Blue and Gold Stall 4 2 3 Drarnat1c Club 2 3 4 Spamsh Club 4 HC nor Roll 2 Perfect A tendanc 3 LIMBACHER IAMFS Chou 1 Boys Gle Club I D amat1c Club 4 AWIGF an Le 1on E PTIZG 3 4 Art Club I Scl1olast1c Team 4 Spamsb Club 4 Perfect Attendance 4 Honor Roll I 2 3 MCCLORY VERINE Basketballl 2 4 A t Club 2 IVCELHENY INORMAI Scbolasttc Teorn 2 4 Ba ketball 4 Football 2 3 4 Reserve Football 2 Track 4 2 3 Perfect Attendance I Countv Semor Te t Rat1'1a 4 MELICK EDGAR Blue and Gold Staff 4 Alcohol E sal Prtze 4 2 3 E arna1c CILD 3 4 De a a Irl CI MILLER ROBERT L OLLER ROBERT Cl1o1r I O he tra I B nd I 2 3 2 3 rn 'c Al o'1oI E saf PFIZF am C fec RA UUFBAUCH DA JII erf C 1 c I Ba. , , 4 I 4 ' 'T SS m a I , V Emi 1 2 3, 4 Perfect A119143 ne 3 of I 21 3 If .ce 1 Hon r , 2, 3 A ' .1- - gl- c .16 ,, D 1' s r 1 r 1 1 1, Ch g I VS! 44 Cl ffl ,4 , F Tl - I Ba , , ,4 S' I :ss , I 1,3 4 It ' ' 2 1-11.Y ,.,4 ' H1-Y , 3, 4 , , I 1 1 :. 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