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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1946 volume:

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U Hamm Superinfendlenl' Alf.. illuilirlglwl l'I111'fr-ily M.fl,, lluzznilfyp uf Cfm.a,gu My sincere greetings and good wishes to every jack and jill who reads this book. Associations in high school mean much to our future happiness. Attention to studies, to cooperative living, and to the activities which lead to good American citizen- ship, all of which are emphasized in high school, pay dividends which you will appreciate more and more as you grow older. I wish for each of you 21 future full of useful, happy living. Sincerely, GLWVQ A2 Wll.l.lAlvl lf. MCKINNEY CLARENCE RIGGS FRANCIS li. KUHN Pnfifdezzf I 'inf-Prwidtfzll if , ,, pamcipaf PfI.B,, l1rlJ:1f1erg Cuflrgf' Yds L'11i1'efill1 'Q Before we say good-bye to jack and jill and before they descend with their pail of walter, we hope that they will tarry long enough on the hill to survey the surrounding vistu and catch gi vision of what is beyond. Their future is in that vision. T maiden EARL C. KNAPP HARRY FRICK EARL KERN Clerk Vim! P1n'4'l1.1iiz1g flgerll IRVIN L. BAILEY Chemistry and Mathematics BS., Burvling Green Slate Urzireriily GEORGIA BROKER Spanish and English A.B., Univernily of Kurzms Ohio Smle Urlirerfily Columbia Unizferrilj HERMAN DANIEL History BA.. Heidelberg College A.M,. Urziveriitj of Mifloigan 'Ks-t JAMES W. DAVIDSON American History and Civics A.B.. Heidelberg College MA.. Columbhz Uvzizwriitry BIZRIZNICE DIITWlI.ER Home Economics A.B.. Bowling Green Smle l,v?lll':P'Jllj Ohio Smle L'r1iz'er,til,1 C. W. LUTZ Pliysics and Biology ,'l.li,. ll1'idt'll1ef.q College' MA.. Collnubin L'r1i1'f'v'fil1 RUTH DIETZEL Latin and English A.B,. Heidelberg College MA.. Llnirevzrifly of Mirbignn Diploma. Rome FLORENCE C. EWING junior English and Sociology A.B., Heidelberg College MA., Ohio State Uni1 er.ri!y 'IOHN GUTTNER Typing and Bookkeeping AB., lliram College Ka nl Slate Unizferiify LIARY HERRON Senior English and Dramatics A.B.. Muikirzgmzz College MA., Columbia lJll1iI ?fJlf'l' HELEN MAHONFW' Typing and Shorthand BA.. Heidelberg College Smilb College Tiffin L.'niz'er.ri!y NICK IYIAZZAFERRO Modern European History Efonnmics Assistant F4mtl'wall Cnacli A.B.. Heidelbrrg College MA.. Columbia l'ni1'er.r11V1 MARY SHIPLEY English and Business English AB.. Heidvlbw-g Cnllrgc' Ohio Slalc L'i1i1'frvifj CHARLES G, STEPHENSON Industrial Arts HS.. N.A.. Miami l'r1i1'crs1Iv1 C r, 12 RUSSELL ZIMMERMAN Mathematics and Geography AB.. Heidelberg Cnllegcf M.A.. Columbia llrzirerfili Obia Slale Unireriily 1 CHARLOTTE M, BASTIAN Vocal Music B.S.M.. Czlfljlcll U11i1'er.rili GEORGE BURKETT Director of Physical Education Baskethall Coach AB.. Olvin I'f1iz'crfit1 flfl.A,. C'0IllUI!7fd l'r1i1'e1',rif.y' ROBERT STEELE Football Coach Assistant Baskethall Coach Track Couch AJS.. l1c'i1I'c'fb4'r'lq CJIIIIUKQC' DOROTHY HABERMAN Physical Education A.B.. liaidvlhcrg College RUSSELL IXIYFRS Mllsic B.Ml1r,, ffcfidcfbrrg Cflllcge M.Mff.r.. fXlf7Y'fl7I1'f'Yf6Y'll Uni1'fr.ril3 MR. BROWN MR. MARTIN MR. BAILEY MISS BASTIAN MISS BOWE MRS. BROKER MR. BURKETT MR. DANIEL MR. DAVIDSON MISS DETWILER MISS DIETZEL MRS. EWING MR. GUTTNER MISS HABERMAN MISS HERRON MR. LUTZ MRS. MAHONEY MR. MAZZAFERRO MR. MYERS MR. SEELE MISS SHIPLEY MR. STEPHENSON MISS WALTER MR. ZIMMERMAN ai KMCQM7 In case you're interested, here is where our teachers attended secondary school, and what they do in their spare time. jewett High School fewen, Ohio Heidelberg Academy Tiffin, Ohio Ashley High School Ashley, Ohio East High School Columhur, Ohio Columbian High School Tiffin. Ohio 1 Lawrence High School Lawrence, Kanmr Thornville Hifgh School Thornville, O io Columbian High School Tiffin, Ohio Waite High School Toledo, Ohio Bloomville High School Bloomzfille, Ohio Green Springs High School Green Springi, Ohio Louisville High School Louiwille, Ohio Troy High School W'elrhfield. Ohio Harding High School Marion, Ohio Carrollton High School Carrollton, Ohio Columbian High School Tiffin, ohio Newton Falls High School Newton Folli. Ohio Dover High School Dover, Ohio Thompson High School Fireride, Ohio Bucyrus High School Bufyrur, Ohio Main Avenue High School San Antonio, Texai McGuffey High School Oxford, Ohio Bellevue High School Bellevue, Ohio Old Fort High School Old Fort, Ohio Chairman Rotary District Conference Fishingg reading Farmingg athletics A man of leisure, he tells us. Intermediate boys' choir Summer schoolg cooking Tennisg swimming Traveling Painter Sportsg American Legion Farming Outdoor lifeg reading Musicg youth camps Gardening Photographyg sportsg gardening Waitressg travclingg sports President Tiffin Branch A.A.U.XY'. Sewing g reading g travelingg photography. Teaching physics at Heidelberg Chairman of Red Cross Nurses' Aides Sportsg watching streamline trains Huntingg fishing Sports Ridingg golfg rifle target practice Fishingg ex-president of Kiwanis Artg traveling Painter A naw' ' . ., .355 Www' F mt Q - fl ,A N + N 'vxsl-5, ik 5 N x W1 .. -H . 55 WT' K . , E R 4 L ,QS wx r X x 3 ,, fl I, . K ffvx J 1 V '?-411-' gi.. 1.1 3 K, 4 . 'fifffa . ' e VM -..,. 5 W 5 M ar bf 1 , N - Q . MA. Ax.. :Nik ,WA wi Sm Qi Sgr -Q 'HW , .,f -g r -Hr -.aw 1 , .. , .I - . k' .Hs arf, X .3 nd, .,..,. Y .3 .1-, . i.. . .. x' 'g '.u Q,-,I '.' -', ' 'Q'- -,-. n nf .r Q . 1 ' 2 . -',,' .ns Sagas. nuff: 1 nf, 5.1. N U. 1 0 W.-.1 W '.,, -1. ,. 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RUTH MOMPHhR 5 Calm. q14ie1. .armzzzplafzifd by uublf lfmllgfll LVLLH N NIILLIZR 'lllr proud prllwnor' of J '44 Ilan ring MARX MUb5ELMAN ll b,1l ,1 fwfr 1611 l1IHiI1Fll uf ltJ?'I1llIKH 11, 'Q HOWARD OSBORN Yun 13111 find him .4115 lime at the Y.M.C.A, DOROTHY ROSS She who i1 :wr f.1ir' .md never prwxd THONIAS PURDY llnlw 411018 il? llnby. Tum, of fuune. LOIS RUNION If you nam! ber. luck in flue libnzry, PHYLLIS REINBOLT Slw. like .m Amin, relhbej d'.1IeJ. LORRAINE RUNYON C.11ifUrf1iu, bers I ruffle . . PHYLLIS RHOAD She ij one who lawn lu dame, .aluup Lmglfd ffl mn1,1m'r. DONNA SHATZINGER She hu ringl 011 ber fingrrn. ff' ww KVM W4 Ml ,mx CWM Me Ml PAULINI: SCHMEUSZER Ha! anyone eww upelled her fume rigbl? DOROTHY SIMPSON Small, ye! mighiy, wherz zzziwhief ij ,zfaui PAUL SHELLHAMMER lm nz flue Army non, lm not behind lbwe book: . . . MARGARET 5LOb5ER Aluuju in .1 fJlH'?'j'-lI4'1't'?' Fdflj never 1.11: KENNETH SHUFF Girls, worried abou! .1 hume? KK7l'J dnl' il in the lumber blulllfll JOAN SIVIILEH She live: up to ber mmxe ROBERT SHUFF Sumed'.1y 1'm going Iu bowl 5U0. BETTY SMITH A futurr dren dnigner M ww, new mil. GILBERT SMITH Huff you .seen lvim pitfb .mflballf NANCX SWINNERTON Slvefv beaded fm' Lake Eric. JAMES SPECK BIIUI1 and girly alike rlmr him fu one ,rwfll gm. INIERILH TANNFNBAUINI Nalin? bulb bleued Mim with fZ1m'n1 and IYHIIIIAI. CH ERIE STAIB Letfw dame .' CHRISTINE TRACEWELL Any mail today? BETTX SWARTZ F1111 nf fun: newf 11'm'1'irf.' mn? llII!f61',Tlc1?7d wlrj H71-TUIIC' lffllf'l'if.f RALPH TRAVIS He'1 a morie fan: banfl mined :III-1 in ffm' Iful eighleefz yearns. hlfi- VIRGINIA TULK Sfw bm fx lefue on the Izudiformm flcpv. GERALD TUSING I ufqnder if be gcm a redurfmn of lm lflejvlmm bzll. NI,I.l.Il. TURNER Sfve'll lmrel fm' 4:1 I: jozumzluf. NITLLIE VOCJELSONG Hare ,mu ever lmtea' any of ber fdffff' PATSY TURNER Siu' uwrbr .ff Avzdrnff. IEINIIWA WEBSTER IVE? like ber friendly mule. TXWYLA TURIXIER llnbal bird fanzih dam .160 Jing llffbf PATTI XVFRBA Sfw fm: ,I pufczl pummzllm. Q wal! fm dz. ,IEAN WERTZ jmfliv lvilb the duff? f1n'n11'n lmir JAMES VUOLFF Iluorlbq pmdridcrzl of live juateen LULA IUAE VUILKINSON Slw Jddw life fo alll-1' pm'l.J'. SALLIE YANIBERT U lvere ij Dorn? NIZVA XVILLIAMS Il lwr'f' do we go frfmz !761'P.T' BETTY ZEIGLER fllli' 11,0-and-mrziifzg wang ,fmelcu XVILLIAINI WILLIAMS Sz'l1rml',o J brlref l'a' mllver 111.11 lzrmkrqf' LUELLA ZERBE L.1,1f, hu! rm! lmnl 5'6Zaaa ,Z UFFICIERSL After eleven years of toil, we, the Class of '46, arrived at our ultimate goal- that of being seniors. The first three years of our high school career seemed to move at snail-pace, but the last took the speed of a fleeting deer. So much had to be done before our class was prepared for the great experience of graduation. Each year found our class well-represented in music, dramatics, athletics, and other school activities. A number of us played important roles as leaders and officers of clubs and classes. Others have distinguished themselves by receiving high scho- lastic honors. Like all classes throughout the history of Columbian, we, too, were challenged by the annual class play and thrilled by the senior party. The crowning event of the year was the unforgettable junior-senior prom. We shall always remember our baccalaureate and graduation services with their inspiring messages. Thus, as we leave our high-school days, it is as though we were standing under a green light at the intersection beckoning us onward to the avenues of further conquest. PAULINE SCHMEUSZER Pm -idt 111 fiugenc Hoffm in l'irc-I'ni:riu1f C ruc D c Scrrclari Pauline Scliimuver 7'1'c.ri1n'w' Hcrlld flucrg Colnri: Silver, blue md sctr F1rm'c'v': Scarlet msc Mntlng Always victors S Kama-6 Hamm The number 4 following Honor Roll and Perfect Attendance indicates first semester only, second-semester records were not complete when the annual was printed. ADAMS, VIRGINIA Dramatic Club 2, 3 Home Economics Club 3, 4 ADAMS, WILMA Choir 1, 2 Glee Club, 1, 2 Band 1, 2 Class Officer 1 Girl Reserves 1, 2 Dramatic Club 1. 2, 3 Drum Majorette 1, 2 Hopewell-Loudon High School 1, 2 ADELSPERGER, ETHEL BANKS. MILDRED Girl Reserves 2 Debate 1 Spanish Club 4 Honor Roll 3 Perfect Attendance 1, 2 BARGER. PATTY Choir 4 Orchestra 1, 2, 3 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Dance Band 2, 3 Dramatic Club 4 Twirlers 1, 2, 3, 4 BENNER. AIIDREY Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4 Scholastic Team 1 Girl Reserves 3, 4 Dramatic Club 4 Science Club 3, 4 Spanish Club 4 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4 Perfect Attendance 1, 3, 4 BISHOP, BETTE Glee Club 2, 3 Blue and Gold Staff 4 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4 Pep Squad 2, 3, 4 Honor Roll 1, 3 BLODY, MARIE Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Newspaper 1 Home Economics Club 3 Latin Club 3, 4 Librarian 1, 4 Honor Roll 4 CuI.vER, MURIEI. Perfect Attendance 3 Choir 2 Glee Club 2 Girl Reserves 2, 3. 4 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4 Pep Squad 2, 3, 4 Blue and Gold Salesman 4 DEAN, JOAN DIPPELL. GRACE Class Officer 4 Blue and Gold Salesman 4 Girl Reserves 3, 4 Dramatic Club 4 Home Economics Club 3 Science Club 4 Pep Squad 3, 4 Newspaper 1 Honor Roll 2 High School, Detroit, Mich. Fourz. HELEN Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4 spanish Club 4 FOWLER, CATHERINE GAMARRA, BETTY Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 2, 3 Orchestra 2 Band 2, 3, 4 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4 Science Club 3, 4 Spanish Club 4 Pep Squad 2, 3, 4 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4 Perfect Attendance 2 Scholastic Team 3 Winner County Quiz Book Contest 4 GIBSON. GLORIA Calvert High School 1, 2 GRAHAM, DORIS Blue and Gold Staff 4 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4 Latin Club 3 Pep Squad 2, 3, 4 Honor Roll 1, 3, 4 GRILL, SHIRLEY Scholastic Team 1, 3 Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4 Dramatic Club 2, 3 Home Economics Club 3, 4 Spanish Club 4 Pep Squad 2, 3, 4 Blue and Gold Salesman Librarian 4 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4 Perfect Attendance 1, 2, County Poetry Contest 4 GLINDLACH, MARGARET Dramatic Club 3 4 3,4 Home Economics Club 3, 4 Perfect Attendance 1, 4 HAMILTON, MARGARET Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 Girl Reserves 3 Booster Club 4 Girl's Athletic Ass'n. 2 Librarian 1, 2 Coshocton High School HARDING, PHYLLIS Girl Reserves 2, 3 Dramatic Club 2 Pep Squad 2, 3 Choir 1 Honor Roll 4 Alcohol Essay, 2nd Prize IIARNIsH. BEATRICE Girl Reserves 3 Debate 1 Home Economics Club 1 Republic High School 1 HEISER, BETTY Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 2, 4 Orchestra 1, 2 Band 2, 3, 4 Girl Reserves 3, 4 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4 Science Club 3, 4 Spanish Club 4 Pep Squad 2, 3, 4 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4 Perfect Attendance 1, 4 Scholastic Team 2 1 County Everv-Senior Test 4 HOFFMAN, JEAN Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4 Spanish Club 4 Pep Squad 2, 3, 4 HIIMES, BETTY Choir 3, 4 Glee Club 3, 4 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4 Dramatic Club 2, 3 Home Economics Club 3, Spanish Club 4 Pep Squad 2, 3, 4 Honor Roll 1, 2 Alcohol Essay, Ist Prize JUMPER, MARGARET Choir 1 Home Economics Club 2, KELLER, RUTH ALICE Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3 Blue and Gold Salesman Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4 Pep Squad 2, 3, 4 Librarian 4 Honor Roll 3 KERSCHNER, ALICE MAE Girl Reserves 3, 4 4 Home Economics Club 3, 4 MOHR, JACQUELINE Librarian 4 KIEFFER. NANCY Choir 1, 2 Glee Club 2 Blue and Gold Salesman 4 Dramatic Club 2 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4 Spanish Club 4 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Squad 2, 3, 4 KIESEL. AGNES Choir 1 Glee Club 2, 4 Orchestra 2, 3, 4 Girl Reserves 4 Perfect Attendance 1, 4 LATI-IER. BETTY Choir 1, 2, 3 Glee Club 1, 2 Girl Reserves Z, 3, 4 Dramatic Club 2, 3 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4 Librarian 4 Pep Squad 2, 3, 4 LAWRENCE. BETTY JANE Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4 Home Economics Club 3, 4 Honor Roll 1 LECRONE. MARY Lou 4 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4 Spanish Club 4 Choir 1 A LESAVAGE, LUETTE Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4 Dramatic Club 2, 3 Pep Squad 2, 3 LEWIS. RUTI-I Spanish Club 4 Pep Squad 2, 3, 4 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4 LINKER, MARILYN Class Officer 2 Pep Squad 2, 3, 4 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4 Dramatic Club 2 Choir l Blue and Gold Salesman 4 MERCER, JOANN Choir 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Band l, 2, 3 Class Officer 3 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4 Spanish Club 4 Pep Squad 2, 3, 4 Honor Roll 1 MILLER. EVELYN Orchestra I Girl Reserves 4 Home Economics Club 3, 4 Perfect Attendance 2 - MILLER, PI-IYLLIs Home Economics Club 3 Choir 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Orchestra 1 Blue and Gold Staff 4 Pep Squad 2, 3, 4 Newspaper 1 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4 Spanish Club 4 , Class Officer 3 Honor Roll 1, 2 Scholastic Team 2 American Legion Essay 4 Perfect Attendance 1 Alcohol Essay, 3rd Prize 4 MOMPHER. RUTH Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4 Home Economics Club 3, 4 Librarian 4 MUSSELMAN, MARY REINBOLT, PIIYLLIS Ross, DOROTHY High School, Magnolia, W. Va., 1, 2, 3 RI-IoAD, PHYLLIS Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Dramatic Club 3, 4 Home Economics Club 3, 4 Spanish Club 4 RUNIoN, LOIS Glee Club 2, 3 Choir 3 Librarian 4 Home Economics Club 3 RUNYON. LORRAINE Girl Reserves 3, 4 Home Economics Club 3, 4 SCHATZINGER. DONNA Home Economics Club 3 SCHMEUSZER. PAULINE Choir 1, 4 Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Blue and Gold Staff 4 Class Officer 4 Pep Squad 2, 3, 4 Girl Reserves 3, 4 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4 Science Club 3, 4 Spanish Club 4 Honor Roll 1, 2, 4 Perfect Attendance 2, 4 SIMPSON, DOROTHY Choir 3 Glee Club 2, 3 Blue and Gold Staff 4 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Squad 2, 3, 4 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4 Dramatic Club 3, 4 SLOSSER, MARGARET Blue and Gold Staff 4 Pep Squad 2, 3, 4 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4 Home Economics Club 3, 4 Spanish Club 4 Honor Roll 1 SMILEY, JOAN Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4 SMITI-I, BETTY Glee Club 1, 2 Home Economics Club 1 Perfect Attendance 4 STAIB, CHERIE Choir 1 Band 1, 2, 3 Pep Squad 2, 3 Girl Reserves 2, 3 Dramatic Club 3 Spanish Club 4 SWARTZ. BETTY SWINNERTON-, NANCY Choir 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Squad 2, 3, 4 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4 Dramatic Club 2, 3 Science Club 3, 4 Spanish Club 4 Honor Roll 1 Scholastic Team I , TANNENBAUM. MERILY Girl Reserves 3, 4 TRACEWELL, CHRISTINE TULK. VIRGINIA Glee Club 2, 3 Choir 1, 2, 3 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Dance Band 3 Pep Squad 2, 3, 4 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4 Twirlers 1, 2, 3, 4 TURNER, NELLIE Glee Club 1, 3, 4 Debate l, 4 Dramatic Club 4 Girl Reserves 3 Choir 4 Spanish Club 4 Eden Twp. High School 1 TURNER. PATSY TURNER. TWYLA DAWN Home Economics Club 3 Spanish Club 4 Choir 1 VOGELSONG, NELLIE Pep Squad 2, 3 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4 Dramatic Club 2, 3 Home Economics Club 3, 4 WEBSTER. EMMA Republic High School 1, 2 WERBA, PATT! Choir 1, 2, 3 Glee Club 2 Pep Squad 2, 3, 4 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4 Dramatic Club 3, 4 Class Officer 2 WERTZ, JEAN Republic High School 1, 2 WILKINSON, LULA MAE Choir l, 2 Glee Club 2, 3 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4 Home Economics Club 3, 4 WILLIAMS. NEVA Choir 1 Girl Reserves 2, 3 Spanish Club 4 YAMBERT. SALLIE Choir l, 2, 3, 4 ' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Dance Band 1, 2, 3 Pep Squad 2 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4 Latin Club 3, 4 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4 Perfect Attendance 3 Scholastic Team 1, 2, 3 County Every-Senior Test 4 ZEIGLER. BETTE Honor Roll 1, 2 Scholastic Team 1, 2 ZERBE, LUELLA MAE Glee Club 1, 2, 3 BISHOP, CALVIN Dramatic Club 3, 4 Hi-Y 4 BOSWORTH. KING Choir 2 Orchestra 1 Newspaper 1 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 Dramatic Club 4 Spanish Club 4 Perfect Attendance 4 CLADY, CHARLES Band 1, 2 Basketball 3, 4 Reserve Basketball 1, 2 Football 4 Reserve Football 1, 2, 3 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 Perfect Attendance 2, 3 CLAGETT, JACK Hi-Y 3, 4 Perfect Attendance 1, 2 Blue and Gold Photographer 4 Cooic, CHARLES Blue and Gold Staff 4 Hi-Y 4 Science Club 3, 4 Honor Roll 4 Perfect Attendance 3 DIGBY, ROBERT EINSEL. DAVID Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 Hi-Y 3, 4 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4 Debate 4 Science Club 3, 4 Latin Club 3 X Spanish Club 4 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4 Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3, 4 Scholastic Team 1, 2, 3 American Legion Essay 4 District Every-Senior Test 4 Leadership Medal 1 FASSLER. ROBERT Sycamore High School GAHRIS. JAMES Choir, 1, 2, 3, '4 Blue and Gold Staff 4 Basketball 3, 4 1 Reserve Basketball 1, 2 Football 3, 4 Reserve Football 1, 2 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 GRAHAM. WAYNE Hi.Y 2, 3, 4 Entered U. S. Navy Fe I-IARDING, VERNE Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Orchestra 3 Dance Band 2, 3 Hi-Y 4 b. 1946 Blue, and Gold Salesman 4 HENRY, RAYMOND Choir 2, 3 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Dance Band 2, 3 Basketball 3, 4 Reserve Basketball 1, 2 Track 3 Football 4 Reserve Football 3 Hi-Y 2, 5, 4 Blue and Gold Salesman 4 Scholastic Team 1 HOERIG. HERALD Class Officer 3, 4 Basketball 3 Track 2, 3, 4 Football 2, 3, 4 Reserve Football 1 Hi-Y 2, 3 Spanish Club 4 HOFFMAN. EUGENE Class Officer 4 Football 4 Reserve Football 1, 3 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 Spanish Club 4 Blue and Gold Salesman 4 Leadership Medal 1 Scholastic Team 1 Entered U. S. Army M IlULTHEN, MALCOLM Science Club 3, 4 Spanish Club 4 Honor Roll 2, 4 MCKILLIP, MERLE Choir 2, 3 . Class Officer 2, 3 Basketball 3, 4 Reserve Basketball 1, 2 Track 2 Football 3, 4 Reserve Football 1, 2 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 Blue and Gold Salesman 4 OSBORN. HOWARD Perfect Attendance 2 PURDY. THoMAs SHELLHAMMER. PAUL Band 1, 2, 3 Hi-Y 4 Entered U. S. Army Feb. 1 SHUFF. KENNETH Reserve Basketball I SHUFF, ROBERT SMITH, .GILBERT Football 4 Reserve Football 3 SPECK. JAMES Reserve Football 3 Hi-Y 3, 4 Science Club 3, 4 Spanish Club 4 Honor Roll 2, 4 County Every-Senior Test 4 TRAvIs. RALPH Science Club 3, 4 Spanish Club 4 Honor Roll 2, 3 Perfect Attendance l, 2, 3, Scholastic Team 3 TUSING, GERALD Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 Blue and Gold Staff 4 Reserve Football 1 Reserve Basketball 1, 2 Hi-Y 4 Dramatic Club 2, 3 Debate 3 Science Club 3 Latin Club 3 Honor Roll 1, 2 Perfect Attendance 2 Leadership Medal 1 WILLIAMS, BILLY arch' 1946 WOLFF, JAMES 5 Perfect Attendance 1, 4 KISAEETH, FORREST Bloomville High School 1, 2 Class Officer 2 Blue and Gold Staff 4 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4 Science Club 3, 4 Latin Club 3 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4 Scholastic Team 1 County Every-Senior Test 4 946 4 1 P 4 'xxx After twclvc years of study and toil, wc can still smile. Jlfud fling Mad 1 NK CQ X X X X ff' N X QXXXNGQQ, 7 V 537 X c f X kr f ,1 N gg, F M715 f 5 QQ SXS W f MACBKTH v ar .5HMfE5F5AFE I I ff RUN' cIiIhK'll Hillll. 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Mlln1.l lwu' l.wI.1 lkxlll llunkrr, l'.lLllI1L' HllI1lL'I', NUYIILI lL'.lI1 lzllls, Dunxm ll.1llcv, Hull-n C.-vllmx, D lrum- Ku'al1m-1'.- I cggy All.lms, N.1nL'y Griffin, Domtlly Alcx 1 lffml Run' Alum' Kcrsclxmw, W.lIlLl.l Cfurtlmcll, liatlmcr MAL- ll.lliL'I', lJ.lLlllllC C1.LsL.1llL-11, Phyllxx ll.li3lIlgL'l', Agua-s lfuwlur, Putty I-luffman, Cgmmlyn Hnrpur, Milllccnt lfugln lifflllflu Run' lk-tty l5.u'ncs, -lL'.lllIlll!L' Binllur, CIl.u'lin Al'lT4ilL1.lNl, Bcity Hurlclmln, ,I.miv.'u Hmwu, M.lr1lxr1 Dunn, lNl.lr111l'm Cnuxac, Pllyllix B.llllL'lLkll, lip-m'gi.1 Hem, lNl.ll'lL' Quark, -lrrry vlL'IlllllIg5 J llfjf lflm' Nlm Klcinllcuz, liumclxnlry SLxllll'.lKli. lNl.u1mic ZlIl1lllL'l'IILlH, l.1ltx 'lhcpyu-1', Dllnmninc R.u1kur. Pllyllix Rulwur, l.nulw 'l'Inmm'lwc1'1'y, Dururlly l'icrwl, Ollcttc RllHl'lMlCliL'l' kwin! Rau' M.1ry .ln Smilw, l,.llI'lCl.l Scilllcr, Aullrcy Mclillucny. Patty Sllllfll, -ILRIITIIL' Ymlcr, C0114 stancu Slmuman, ALl.1l1 Kicscl. Katlmlim- Krupp, c1lPI15lllI1L'L' KIIIIL' llfml Run' lmnm' Nitl'l1cll, lXl.ll'Y Lum Squaw. Nclll.l lNlCQu.xtc. Duria Slwfwmlnl, Duwtlw lilLIL'l'. Durntlmy 'RQ-if, Pla-.mlm Sloan, Nnlmcy lNlcClny, Kurlmryn Lutz A K HUIIUNI Rau' l..1ur.1 Miller. -Iunu Rinkcr, ,luncl l'fL-iffur, Kaltllurinc Smith, Rim ,l.Lll'IlL'I', Sally Sk-g1'ixt, ljuru Nw. lXl.lI'lUl'lt' lXlmwrc. lNl.lI'llYll lNlwl1lL-r, -'JIM' NL-lwn Ol:FlClfRSi Pfrilrfeflll .lim hi 4 like-Pl'L'ifJe!ll Bibb Hill Strrifldri Wdiidal Cortliull 'lvP'r.lllllt ' -l.llllL'5 Hilburi ' Z I I Culmig Green and white Cfl.1ii F1011 ur: Wllite penny Munn: Seeking higher things Our junior ye.1r linds us traveling steadily onward toward our goal-fgraduiition XVe sponsored the annual junior-senior basketball g.1me, rind many of us well represented our t'l.1ss in the various school activities. The in.iin l'e.1ture ol' the year for both juniors and seniors wxs, of course, the junior-senior prom. Next ye.1r will be our last year gil C0lLllNlDl.1ll. We will have re.1t'hed one of the many goiils tuning us as we proceed on the piithwdy of life. Let us not under, estiinate the iiiiportariee of this goal in our future life. WANDA M, CORTHELL Q I I Premlml Paul Harrison l'in'-Prtwidclll Prudy Yochem 5'uu'uf.n'i joan Schutzmun Trulizfrw- Nancy Guhris fliiilhnlt lI'tf.llIH':'P' Arthur Wfard S Cllllilflj Scarlet and grey l lun'w': Scarlet rose Molto: We can because we think we can OFFICERS: Q CWUZM4 As the sun sets on the Class of 1948, we find one of the most pleasant and ex- citing years of our life passing by. As sophomores we took our first look at Columbian High and found it quite different from that to which we were accustomed at junior High. As the last rays of sun peeped over the horizon we found the most important and thrilling event of the year was the prom. JOAN SCHATZMAN famed ZJZZQ J! wr I fp Run' FIAIIILN lilxlcy, Dmnl Bnltun, Hlll Hmtlcn, I'h-nry liinwl, Rwlull iitlllhlll. Nun Hxmxn 1,111.1 lfun' 'Ibm C.mnp.lny, -lack Hurricr, Rulwrt lfl-vpkxm, VCII1 lIwIum1lw, 'Ink I lL'xiL'llL E Willi.n111 Hudgus llfmf Rffu' Myrun Hager, Paul H.u'riwu, Rulwcrt Hull.u'. RlL'Il.lI'x1 ifutzcr, R.1lpI1 lIk'lNlll'K'IQk'l, lflm 1 Fituh flmm Rum Glenn Haro, wluu Alwlwrr, Mmxin Cowling, -Luk Hsin, Kuum-tl: Linux, lim-lu-xt lk-:tu l 1,0 Run i.l.ucmu HuHm.u1, hldlllikt Lum, wlwlm bhcclcv, lfxui 5t.1Inxm1l1, Alllllll XX'.u.l Wm! RMU Cilcnn Raul, 'lulm WL'lWL'l', l..lfWi.lI' Iwl.1gL-ra, li1Ll1.umi Kieffer, XX'1lI1.1m Alllltl, iillllkkigk Klapp lffmf Rffzz' l,.mru11cu liulllcn, XV.u'1'un l.un.u, llurmld Z.ll'lll1.lll, lJL'.lll Rmlu, RL-lrlu Muln, lu Ld II'UIlC wflum Run' l:1'uIcx'1Lk l..1mpc, Nui Pclcrwn, c.l.lIL'llLC K.lI1lc1, Kay XX'lIluLngI1lwx, Lllum Stun: Ruger Mcfllintuck, Guns Owcn . lffjf Run ,Iunc lfLlI'lll.lI1, l.uia Dunn, Dnmllmy D.lyl1lI1, ,I.lnu lirumllgl-, lla-1111.1 Hilulwf, Nunn.: Flcxlll ll.nvs.ml, lxlncm- lfux, M.u'f lzlmllwutll Huw! l l sltlfflhf Nun' lic-x'c1'ly' licrz, Cunnic l'l.lssingc1', Hulcn Hulcrlxl, l..1u1'.l l.uu cll'.lll.lIIl, Dunmtln liulgur. ,l.lIlL' lfglwcrt, lfguna Gv1'l1.l1't, Nancy G.lll1All'l'1l lffml Run l'-I'.lI1L'L'h lfl1.1pln.m, Carla Hlunlnoml, lilnlcc Huringtnn, Dm'ntl1y H.llluy. CQ.1mlyn Aulwlr, M.u'y VIJIIL' llmwrm. Nancy Clrccgcr, -Iunc Cl'L'L'f.lL'I'. Nancy Gulmris, 111.111 Flax , Hullulll lynn' lNl.lI'l.l l.DY5lIlgCl', Dumtlly Hinton, -lthlll QlIAL'4.'l', lfuniw liillcr, Phyllis. Fry, .l.acqucln1r l'lUfllll.lIl, Hum H.un. ljdlllllll' Amlsmrn, Marilyn l'lUI'lllllg, yum-plmw Gunn, ,llmn Klum-l.lml lullf Run Nm'1n.l -lc.ln ZlllIIlIL'l'll1.lIl, blxhlll Null.11', -lu.ln Mxllm ,lx1.lI'l.lIl Oxxnllll, HL-tty ,Imam xX!.lI'ICll, Mamlyn Rmztmllrm. slmmcttc Kuhn Slmmf Ifuu' ,Lum-t Ruclm, XW.lml.1 Shuff, P.ltricin Stn-w.n'l, Kmhcrim' l'.lync, Hclun Rcsll, Nnrnm Pcrrinc. Milllrull Millur, Annu Mac Myers, lvl.1l'14u'ic Rcitcl' Iffiml Run' .lL'.lI1llL' ZQ1rtn1.1n. Patty Ann lmw, Carolyn Luim-r, -lu.m Sul1.Llm1.ul, l'rlnlcm'c Y4lLllL'Ill, I Bully Sallfmml, K.1tln'yn Slnfurll, lllyllis ,Icun Might, Ruth Ann Nultcr iwffunz Run Luis Zilnlnc-1'n1.m, Pnuliml M.1lunc, Donna ,l4LlIIl.iI1, Dnrin l.inlla.1y, ,Iunu lnnnn, llulun l'.luI, lNl.u'y Sue Mcnlxc, Bc1'll1.1 Ncnlnt, Virginm Rui, Marilyn Stunr am Z5 J and si y ,, A ' ---- , g Q 1 002,25 u mm IA 5 anummmm, N X X, V S' X B Q. mg em of Um jawn AWN HNTORIAI. STAFF DORIS GRAHAM PAITLINIS SCHMIZVSZIZR MARGARET SLOSSER RIi'I l'Y BISHOP .IIN GAHRIS MRS. IZVUING CIHARLIES COOK, Ifrflfru' ,'Ifl1ri!1U li .Nun s 11.111111 1 Sfmrlm Afljlfwfv' My QM sw Bl 'SINI ,IIN XX Ol.FF CIHARl,IiS COOK -IISRRY TVSING DORC DTH Y SIM PSON VIACKIIZ MOHR NR. LUTZ ESS STA FF ,flfllll JACK CLAGIITT, p!VIlU4Q7.Ilf7!1ml M.u1,1g4 r Alfllvfdllf t,m'1fl.1lmr1 '1Nlll.Hll 'I mffnl Khfllxm WW QW! QM M Qlmcmq Wmqa Zip OFFICERS: Prutidarll .CHARLES COOK l'ii'e-I'n'tiJer1I ,,,,, . ROGER HULTHEN Xt't7'L'fJ7v'l'-il'H'.Illl?'l'f', . . BETTY HEISER I.ll?l'.H'f-lfl . . . . . ., .. . .BETTY GAMARRA nlJ1'ltr1v': Mr. Lutz 'l'i1m': Second Thursday evening of every month Plaru: Physics laboratory l'urfw-iz To study the various scientific fields and their practical uses The Columbian High Science Club consists of approximately thirty members. llnder good leadership we have accomplished several projects. On Arbor Day we planted the first tree of our Science Club. We hope that this will become a tradition to be carried on in the future. Our trip to the Perkins Observatory at Delaware and the excursion to the Greenfield Village, Michigan, were the outstanding events of the year. Our social meetings were frequent and very enjoyable. BETTY HEISER Science glad Sliunlnzlq .lim XY'oltf, David Einsel, Charles Cook, Betty Heiser, Betty Gamarra, Malcolm Hulthen, Ralph Travis, james Speck, Carolyn Hoyt, Helen Herrscher, john McCloud, john Pinkerton, Grace Dippell, Roger Hulthen, Nelda McQuate, Mr. Lutz, jerry Jennings, Marie Cook Smtuf jerry Tusing, Pauline Sehmeuszer, Audrey Benner, Nancy Swinnerton WMA Q Sm? Ln 7ZL6ZfL QMQWLZ4 lfifi Run Pete Meliillip, Hob Rariek, -lunior liikenbarv. Dick Turnev, Hill Brown, Tom Shellhammer. Gene Owen, Hob lloplcins, Arthur l,vnt'h Yltlffhfl Ruiz' ,leannine Ranleer, Pretty Barnes, Katherine Smith, Pauline Seluneuszer, liettv l.avvrent'e. lit-ttv Humes, lion Talbert, Betty Gamarra, Marie lilotlv, ,lanet Pfeiffer, Patty Smith, Betty Heiser, ,loAnne Henninger lat! tftrmr Sally Siegrist, Marilyn Mohler, Dorothy Reif, Nita Kleinhenf, Mary l,ou Squeo, Sandra Serta, Maru Cook tfinltr liill Hostler, ,lerry Tusing, David liinsel, Nevin flLlI'l'1Cf, W'ayne Moore. ,latk Burrier, Paul Harrison lllleftl Cfulltr Nellie Turner, Nelda MeQuate, Sallie Yafnbert, Arlene Huton, l'attv Toepper. Ruth Alice Keller. Cfharlin Arbogast liffflffw Run' -loann Mercer, Bob Brian, .lim Gahris, Shirley Grill, Phyllis Rl1oad,.lackie Mohr, Hob Hollar, David liritton. Tom Company, lane Nelson, Nancv Swinnerton, Doris Nye, .loe Saul, Mariorie Moore, Dick Xaeliardv, l.ouise Thrnneberry, 'lerry Jennings, Henry lfinsel. Laxvreute Ruhlen. Patty Barger tllilflf ,lfllil Pri mfr ul -lim Uahris l'1ii-I'vti1iitu1 Phyllis Rhoad St in liiri -loann Mercer 'I v't.1i11i'u Hob lirian lhrtrfm: Miss Bastian llilllltf ll:-I5 to I:li Monday through Thursday lllfrfffmi To promote music apl preeiation in the student body and to supply good music when- ever called upon by the public 766 Qkan This year, our large thoir participated in many events, We sang for the Christmas program and also for .i school assembly. Seventeen members attended the state festival at Cleveland, and several members attended the rontests at Oberlin. The whole choir participated in the Buelceye League Festival held at lfostoria. Giving a program for the 157th Distritt Rotary ln ternational Convention held in Tiffin, was one ot' the main events of the year. A very successful season was closed by the perform ance for the baccalaureate service. 'IOANN MlfRCilfR Uhmmmafl 'l'he Girls' Glee Clulw of I9-ii-,io has eompleted an- other successful year under our competent director, Miss Charlotte Bastian. Although we haye not made as many pulvlie appearances as usual, the cluh has worked faith- lully one period each week. We have tried to make a lwigge-r and hetter glee eluh ot' which our school could he proud. MARGIIQ MUURL me Qlee cw 'lofi Ron' -lanet l'tieit'fer, .lo Ann llenninger, Patty Smith, Katherine Payne, Adah Kiesel, Nlane lfghert, Doris Shofstahl, Marjorie Crouse, Laura Miller Dorothy Burger OFFICIZRS: Pm -nh nl Pauline Sehmeusver l'irL -Pu wifi Nl Marie Cook Si cm!.1ri Margie Moore 'l'rn.1i1n'u' Marilyn Mohler l7ir4rmr: Miss Bastian 'I'1mf: ll:-15-lzli on Friday Pl.1ct: Columbian auditorium Pin-fum: To give those students interested in group singing a chance to develop their al'wility Betty Humes, Audrey Mclilheny, june Rinker, Norma jean Hayward. Strom! Rrfu' Marta Dysingef. Pal! Svikllvr. Carolyn Auhlq, Dorothy Halley, Nancy Gahris, Mary Sue Menke, Nancy Gaiuari-a, Lola lean Hunker, Marilyn Routzahn, Ruth Nutter, Norma jean Zimmerman, Mariorie Zimmerman, Nelda McQuate, Prudy Yoehem, Arlene Buton, 'loanae Mitehell 'I fiiu! Rim-Sally Siegrist, Wlanda Shuff, .loan Greer, Sandra Seitz, Joan Shatzman, Phyllis Might, Dorothy Reif. Mary ,lane Hesson, ,leanne Zartman, -lane! Ruch, Lois Zimmerman, Marilyn Stone, Agnes Kiesel, Pat Toepper, Carolyn l,einer, Phyllis Ballreich, Marie Blody I-'nnrfli Rim' Louise Tlironeherry, Jeannine Ranker, ,Iunc Creeger, Nita Kleinhenz, Virginia Reif, Phyllis Rhoad, Mary Lou Squeo, Katherine Smith, Patty Love, Dorothy lean Hinton, Phyllis Fry, Carolyn Harper, Doris Nye, Ruth Alice Keller, Charlin Arlwogast, jane Nelson, Sallie- Yamhert Iliflff'l1l Rim -Betty Heiser, Betty Lawrence, Betty Barnes, Naney Swinnerton, yloann Mercer, Marie Cook, Pauline Scliiueusncr, Mariorie Moore, Marilyn Mohler, Nellie Turner. Patty Barger, Shirley Grill, jackie Mohr sk ,W I.x11x Hmm Il Alrm' HIAYM.-xx I, u.rrx1.x VIAVIK ,N-ll AX Melamine Sham IULINN AI.lI'fll.l vI.lfk50I1 CQLARINIZT Amhu Hlhnmxll ::.lfl'!L'i.l Boll Amm Man- INIyc1x fL.ll'HlXH l,c'1m'l' c'l:IllltLI3Htl Rollin IRUMPVIS Akgllh KRW! - ill. wiv 1 Dunm' Mohr Agmx Kiutl h T5 'N '-ilk' Paul HlIgL'Ill.lIl Num mmm l'U?'l'lf Q FRIZNCZH Hom Alcnumrm- ljilllfl Il-Inut Punk lillswmtlm Zcrlw fXl.ll'Ill.l XY'.lIlL'lx C5HfHf 'l'RcHuBK5NI5S U l IU DIJLIWY INN ZIIIIIIILTIIIAII I,.1wrcmc Ruhlcn 7Ae Uaakwim I'nv!vfm: To gnu- stunlcnts . Plllflllllfy tu L'XPL'I'ik'IlLAL' .lik vrc DRUM MA'IURIf'I I'IfS l7m1lf1f': Mr. Mxcrs nm: Duulwlc purnuls nu 'Inu My .md Tlu1xml.1y l'l.m: Cfnlumlwian AlIl1lfllfIllIl1 Ifllun Hcrgvl' SAXOPHK 3Nli Iiluiw IR-fry DRl 'M S.unmy Bmwn PIANO ,I.mc l riulm.m in 05 I ll I 'cmtc thc hlglmcwl .lcstlu-tic mal lrtlstix Y.lIllL'N in mums. CLARINETS Iilaine Hunter janet Ruhlen Mary jo Staih june Grossman Nancy Remsherg Rosamary Martin livelyn Leatherman Naomi Foght john Fetzer Martha Smith Betty Throneherry Anna Morrison Patty Young FLUTES Betty Heiser Nancy Gamarra janet Funk BASSOON Marianne Reider BASS CLARINET Georgia Bero fell Zke Imam fda!! UM! TISNOR SAXOPHONE Virginia Tulk BARITONE SAXOPHONE Anna Mae Myers CORNETS james Bailey Raymond Henry Verne Harding Patil Morrison Rohert Brause Richard Zachardy Duane Mohr jay LeCrone Patricia Seidler john Hoyt Paul Hilgeman Rohert Bailey FRENCH HORNS Ellsworth Zerhe Donna Halley Richard Ross TROMBONES janet Pfeiffer Donna Van Gilder Ellen Berger Lawrence Ruhlen Eugene Schmidutz Robert Haskins BARITONES Paul Gorsucli Carolyn Hoyt BASSES june Heyman Dean Van Gilder DRUMS Marjorie Moore june Creeger Marilyn Mohler Helen Resh Nancy Galiris Sam Brown Dorothy Reif OBOE Lois Zimmerman AI-T0 SAXOPHONES Dfmmf Mr, Myers ,limifft Brown Time: Douhle periods, three days Eloise Perry Howard Collier each week I'ltmf: Columbian auditorium jack Hehr . j Q George Bmckcn Pflnpmt. To give the students finer appreciation for the artistic values of music. 7fLe EMC! Bmw Mmm WW Bari Rau'-Eugene Huffmon. Phyllis Rhoad, Helen Foutz Scmnd Rnu'gKing Bosworth, jean Hoffman, Ralph Travis, Herald Hoerig Third Rf1zz'SBetty Humes, Betty Heiser, Audrey Benner, Betty Swi1rtz,joann Mercer, Margaret Slosser, Cherie Staib, Neva Williams Frnurilo Rau'-Shirley Grill, Ruth Lewis, Twyla Dawn Turner, jackie Mohr, Nancy Swinnerton. Mary Lou I.eCrone, Nellie Turner, Pauline Schmeuszer, Mildred Banks Sc.1lca'iDavid Einsel, Betty Gamarra, Nancy Kieffer, Mrs. Bruker OFFICERS: Prciidcnf Betty Gamarrn l'irc-Pr-eiidwzi David Einsel Secr'enn,i' Nancy Kieffer Adrimr: Mrs. Broker Time: One meeting a month Place: Generally at homes of members Pnrpoiez To give pupils more of an opportunity to use Spanish and learn about Spanish customs. GM The Columbian High Spanish Club, Los Panameria canos, was organized last fall under the direction of Mrs. Broker. The members are students of the senior Spanish classes, although the junior Spanish students were guests at two meetings. At our Christmas meeting, Mr. Tappan Rogers showed movies of Mexico and Guatemala. The group sang Christmas carols in Spanish and broke the tradi- tional pinata. In April Mr. and Mrs. Gamarra entertained Los Panamericanosu with a banquet at which they served Spanish dishes a la Peru. Mr. Gamarra's former home was in Lima, Peru. The year ended with a picnic with the junior Spanish students as guests. NANCY KIEFFER if MW, ge mmf Mr m sw Q 'l'he Laeti Latini, Happy Latins, composed of junior and senior l.atin students, is the name of the Latin Club whieh is supervised by Miss Dietzel. ln November, baskets of food were given by the Club to needy families. Christmas was celebrated with a Saternalia party, ln january a returned G. l., Robert Bowers, gave an illustrated talk on Rome and other places of interest in Italy which he had visited, Robert was a former Columbian High student. 'l'he boys of the club presented the program at the February meeting. A joint meeting of sophomore, iunior, and senior Latin students was held in March. A play was given by junior High Latin stu- dents, and Dr, Frank Kramer of Heidelberg gave a very interesting talk on Latin derivatives. A social hour followed, when refresh- ments were served in the home economies room. 'l'he main proieet for the year was the celebration of l.atin week, March I0-15. Posters were made by Latin students of .Iunior High, A radio program was given over XWFIN by Latin students ot both schools. 'l'he club visited the Museum of Art in Toledo, Ohio, in April. ln co-operation with the Classics Club of Heidelberg College the Laeti Latini presented the movie. The Last Days of Pompeiii' in Columbian auditorium on April 9. ROGER Hlll.'l'lll'fN .fajm ggfbi lin! Run' Arthur Lynch Prilllui Comul: Sally Yambert Sei'in1du,i Cozziulz Bonford Talbert Srriba: Roger Hulthen Quauiznr: Helen Herrscher Aedile: june Kerschner lNlJ7'7'.lll!VI Harry Marriott Nlrflloi Nulli seeundus Cnlfm: Roman purple and gold l'1n'pnie: To gain a more thor- ough knowledge of Roman life, to understand better the practical and cultural xalues ol' Latin, and to interest fellow students in Latin. SATIIIIJ Razr- -Betty Zeigler, Harry Marriott, Dorothy Piersol, Gayle Feagles, Marion Musser 'l'liml Ruiz- june Kerschner, Miss Dietzel, ,Ieanne Yoder, Marie Blody Sillillg 'Roger Hulthen, Helen Herrscher, Sallie Yambert, Bonford Talbert JGM9 GLM M9 QQMQ6 Sfaizrfnzlu- Hazel Dighy. Margaret Fegley, Millicent Foght, Doris Lindsay, Mildred Miller, Marjorie Rieder, Patty Smith, ,leanette Kuhn, Margaret Slosser, Miss Detwiler, Kathryn Payne, Doris Nye, Pauline Malone, Sally Siegrist. Marilyn Dunn, Charlyn Arhogast Sufml Norma 'lean Hayward, Lola jean Hunker, Donna Tuman, 'Ioan Greer, Carolyn Auhle, jane Nelson Sklllillfly --Irene Kershner, Margaret jumper, Betty Lawrence, Margaret Gundlach, Phyllis Rhoad, Kathaline Krupp, Pleades Sloan, Shirley Grill, Ruth Mompher, Betty Smith, jo Ann Henninger, Marjorie Crouse, Phyllis Roher Norm! Lula Mae Wilkinsiuii, Evelyn Miller, Alice Kerschner, Dorothy Kiger, Margaret Slosser, Betty Humes, Patty Totpper, Katherine Smith, Betty Honeham airframe Z GMA One ot' our most successful and well attended pro- grams was a style show and reception. In addition to the modeling of different types of clothing made in the home economics classes by the students, a musical pro- gram was given. Other outstanding programs included a valentine ban- quet, at which Miss lfdith Pitts spoke, and an Easter banquet, at which Miss Helen Mohr was the speaker. Our cluh was active in sponsoring a drive to collect clothing for needy school children in Kentucky. ln re- turn, we received holly and Christmas greens. Our membership this year totaled -il, BETTY HUMES OFFICERS: Preiidwil Margaret Slosser l iL'e-Preiidwll Dorothy Kigei' Ser'rrl.n'Vi Betty Humes 'l're.1i1n'er' Alice Mae Kerschner Adrimrg Miss Detwiler Place: Home economics room PlH'f11llL'Z To encourage and pro- mote higher ideals ot' homemak- ing in the high-school girls. BQAMCZZZLQEQMA These senior girls voluntarily gave their time for the benefit of the students. lt has been the duty of the li- brarians to check the books in and out and to keep the books in order. ln carrying out their duties, the staff c.'h.1im1.m: Grace Dippell has learned the method of maintaining a library and Adrimr: Miss Hen-im also increased their own knowledge of books. Purpmt-ig To aid the students in During National Book Week a contest was conducted Ultfilifiifwi iflfvflwlfivv V fvfvfvlwv in which the students participated. Posters for the con- m'ml and g Ll ffl1d 'H lmlks' test were made by the staff. GRACE DlPPliI.l. Zz Shllltlffltlf Grace Dippell, Lois Runinn, Mary Lou l.eCrone, Ruth Alice Keller, Sallie Yainbert, Marie Hlody, l,ucttc l.eS.1vage, Betty Lather, Shirley Grill, Ruth Mompher, Patti Wferba, Dorothy Simpson Smltd--Alice Kerschner, Miss Herron, Betty jane Ziegler QM fm Gffwywaf The Dramatic Club ol' Columbian High School has hail a busy ancl successful season. At our regular meet' ings one-act stage plays have been given such as Su- sanna Slciclsf' The Opera Matinee, ancl Cfupicl's Bow. We have also given some radio plays, one of which was .1 raclio version of She Stoops to c:OI1kILlCI'.H The first important play open to the public was the C hristmas play Good King YX!enceslaus. Another play, Perfect Gentleman, was given in the St. Paul's church Seven Sisters, year play for the Columbian High Sthool Dramatic Cllub, was given April 5, I9-ii. The sopliomores were taken into the club at the be- ginning the seconcl semester. This was clone to prepare them for the tasks aheacl ol' them in the next two years. DOROTHY SIMPSON jymmaifc 6104 'loft Run' Patti Wferba, -lim Wirlff J Ol5l'ilfil RS' Pri t1t1'tul lini XX'olt't' l'1it-Pvt ilzftlll Hill hlttllll Sttrelmy Duiavtln Simpson 'l'it.1inftf Patti XX'erlia flrfilifff: bliss Herron il HIILI liritlay at S150 l'l.m: School autlitoriutn Ihnfmuz The purpose til this club shall he to give its niein- bers, tliruugli the reatling, stttily. anil piotluction ul plays, an nn' tletstanthng of .intl an apprecia' tion tor the better types ot ilia- inatic literature. Sttfunf lion' latti Toepper, Auclrey Benner, Betty Heiser, Doris Shofstahl, Helen Herrsiher, Marjorie Crnusc lanet Pfeiffer, Hill Montz, Dorothy Simpson, Miss Herron, Patty Smith, Pauline Schineuszer, Cirace Dtppell Autlrey Mclilheny, ,lo Ann Henninger, Muriel Culver I '1'f1!r.J Run' listher Baker, Phyllis Rober, Marjorie Zimmerman, Jeannine Ranlxer, Sanclra Seitz, Betty Cla in a rrt ,loyce Roberts, Dick Turney, Virginia Tulk, Calvin Bishop, Toni Shellhatnnier, King Hoswortli, Pete Mcliilli w Dorothy Reif, Davicl liinsel, Arlene Buton, Nita Kleinhem, Phyllis Hallreich, Patty Hoft'in.in lfulnfli Run' Betty Bonehatn, Carolyn Harper, Millicent Fright, lanice lirown, hiariorie lsinore, Ueraltline -lennings isimt- cjaait, j.,.amc- Mafia-ti, ist-ae isisiiup, Doris Nyc ' ,Xtaftrf ,lune Dunn, Pat Senller, Peggy Aclains. Marilyn Mohler, Rita lurner, Pltyllis Rlioatl, ,loann lNlerier, Patti Harger, Nell ie Turner ..,,r.,.- 'fa--,z-'f.v1j ' . I Emmajic GM QM Km? W King Wenceslaus ...........,.,.. Anne, his Queen ............ ,. ,... ..... The Councillor of State ,.......... Kings Officer ......................,........... King's Jester .,,.,..........,..........,,..,............ The Master of Ceremonies .......,...... Oueen's Ladies-in-Waiting ....,........ jan, a Page ...........,..., A Poor Man ....,....... Sentry ...,...........,........ Attendants ............. Props ,,...,........... X .........,. Singers ...,...,... Robert Ames, ......... . ' Mrs. Ames .,,,..............,,.. Margaret Ames ....,,......... Alicia Ames ..,.............. . Mr. Crawford ............. Teddy Lawson ......,...... Edith Merrill ............... William Lawson ............ T. J. Morgan ....,........., Miss Collins ,..,. ., .... . Mrs. Gyurkevics ............, Katinka ...,........................,,, Sari, .........,............. , ,..,..... . Ella- ............ Mitzi ................ Terka .......,............ Liza ..,.......... , ..,......,... ....... 7ke My Q Zfe4 Mmm flfa Seven Salam ..............KING BOSWORTH ..,........,......MURIEL CULVER ..,,.......TOM SHELLHAMMER .....,..,..........CALVIN BISHOP .. ,, .,...... PAI l Y BARGER ............PETE MCKILLIP , .........,,. BE'I'I'E BISHOP GRACE DIPPELL ESTHER BAKER BROWN .........,.,.DAvID EINSEL ...........JON ABBOTT .......,.....PA'I l'I WERBA BETTY HEISER lY BONEHAM MARIE COOK ...........,...,,,,....PI-IYLLIS RHOAD RUTH ALICE KELLER BETTY LAWRENCE BETTY BARNES JACKIE MOI-IR BOB RARICK JIM CAI-IRIS NEVIN HARNER WAYNE MOORE ....,.,....LAWRENCE RUHLEN WERBA ........,...DOROTHY SIMPSON ,,...........,......GRACE DIPPELL ....,..........,PETE MCKILLIP WOLEE ........I.....GRACE DIPPELL I........,..DAVID EINSEL .....,......PETE MCKILLIP HEISER ...........,..HELEN HERRSCHER ...,,,,,,..MURIEL CULVER WERBA .....,,,.......,.,......JOANN MERCER BROWN DOROTHY SIMPSON CAROLYN HARPER Klara ..,...........,..................... .......,.,,... G ERALDINE JENNINGS Colonel Radviany .......,... ,..........,.......,,,. . KING BOSWORTH Gida Radviany ............ ............. B ONFORD TALBERT Ferenz Horkay ....,...,........ .,...............,.. M ARION MUSSER Michael Sandorffy .............. ............... T OM SHELLHAMMER Toni Teleki ...........,............,.,... .........,.. R OGER I-IULTHEN janko ..........,..,...................... ,,..... .... ,,.. C A L VIN BISHOP 7ke 7kfzee-gales? fzfe 'lop Run'-Marioi'ie Zimmerman, Doris Shofstahl, Virginia Tulk, Marjorie Crouse, Laura Miller, Ruth Alia Keller, Margaret Slosser, Ruth Mompher, Evelyn Miller, Lorraine Runyon, Lula Mae Wilkiiisirn .Slmud Rau'-Murial Culver, Nancy Kieffer, Patti Vlerba, Betty Gamarra, Alice Mae Kerschner, Mary l.ou l.eCrone, -Ioann Mercer, Audrey Benner, Betty Heiser, Helen Foutz 'l'ffiv'J Ruiz'-Marilyn Linker, Dorothy Simpson, jean Hoffman, Ruth Lewis, Grace Dippell, Nancy Swinnerton Betty lane Lawrence. Merily Tannenbaum, Luette LeSavage, Agnes Kiesel liffffnm Ruiz'---lanet Pfeiffer, Betty Boneham, Betty Humes, Betty Lather, Marie Cook, xlacqueline Mohr, Betty Bishop, Sallie Yamhert, Shirley Grill, Doris Graham, Pauline Schmeuszer Qu! Rama The Aurora Triangle of the Girl Reserves had many stir-eesstul meetings this year. A series of programs on vocations was presented along with the code and pur- pose program, stunt night, music appreciation program, and installation service. The high spots for the year were the mother and daughter banquet, the joint Hi-YM G. R. spring dance, and the Lenten services held during Passion Week in Old Trinity Church. The advisors and cabinet, together with the club mem- hers, have made the club a sueeess and have given mem- ories to many G. R.'s. BliT'l'Y LATHIZR Ol:FlfflfRSZ Pm-iirfwll hlacqueline Mohr l'it'e-Pwiitlezll Marie Cook S'et'r'eI.1f-V3 Betty Lather iI'l'e'JllH':.'I' Bette Bishop CHAIRMEN Program Shirley Grill Publirili Betty Humes Sllfitll Betty Boneham Serrire Doris Graham C.'l1.ij1l,11r1 Pauline Schmeusaei' Srnzg Leadw' janet Pfeiffer Armmp.n1i-1 Sallie Yamhert Adriiuri: Miss Shipley, Miss Dietzel, Mrs. Sennett, Mrs. Bro- ker Time: Tuesday evening at 7:00 Plate: School auditorium Purpuie: To bring good to the Community and to hetter our- selves by maintaining the high standards set forth in the li. R Code and Purpose. ll ll lwlffuu Rfm' Dwrutln' H.lIlcv, Ann.l M Qwwaw lnff lwu' lup Pxcturci Phylhs Ruhcr, Louise 'l4hl'onuhccrry, Wa1r1Lla1 Cnrthcll, Hnzcl Dighy, NK7I'II1.l lcgln lillix -lkklllllk' Ymlw, -lnAnnc Clcvcr, Dnruthy Rcif, Ntlxlal jenn bICQLl.lfL' mmf Run' Clnrnlyn Ann H.u'pL'r, Putty Tncppcr, vlCilI'lHll'IC Rnnkcr, lfsthcr Male linker, liliznlwctlm l'1.u'ncs. xlu Rinkcr, Allah Kin-xcl, Patty Smith, Audrey Mclflhuny, Pcggy Anlnms 'jul Run' ,Iunc Kcrsclmlmcr, M.u'y Inu Squcn, Marilyn Dunn, janv NL-lwn, CQh.u'hn Arlmgnat, CQ.u'nlyl1 lluyl, -lun: llcynmn, ,lu Ann llL'Hl1lI'lgL'l', Patty Scidlcr, Hclcn Hcrrschcr ,flaw Run' ,lL'1lI1I1lIlL' Bimlcr, Rim Turner, KLlfllCI'lIlL' Smith, Sully Sicgriar, Vlanicc Brown, lNl.lrju1'ic lXlnm'c M.lr:lyn Mulmlcr, -larry -lrnnings, Putty Huffnmm, Nim Kluinhcnz. Phyllis Bglllruich, Arla.-nc liutun 1 W11' liuttmn l'n'turL': C..11'ulyn Lclncr, Ruth Ann Nuttcr, Marilyn RULIfZLllll1, lXI.lI'l1lIl Unwnhl, Mhilyn Slum' 'nun Sk'll.llLllLlI1, Dwrutlmy Burger, Prualy Yufllcln, slunc CI'CL'tl.1Cl', Nancy cl.ll1l.lI'l'1l, Nnncv cl.lllI'l5 , . , . . Iwi, . . . I mmf lwn' l.u1s ZlI11IlN.'I'I1l.1I1, ,Ic.1n Mllls, F.lnn1 Gcrlulrt, Hola-n Rosh, Mihlrcd Millar, Doris vlL'.lH l.imls.1y lhllllllk' M.llnnu, l'.1tty SlL'NY.llAl, Dm'utl1y Dnymn, Mary blanc Hcwm, Cfamlyn Aulwlc fm! lfffn' lNl.lrin1'n- RL-ircr, Nurnm xlC.lI1 l l1lyNV.llKl, Wxklxllll Shuff, Mary Suu Mcnkc, Phyllis Might, -Iam, lfghcrl Nurnm ZllllIHL'I'lU.lI1, Donna rlillllhlll, Pntly l.uvc, 'lame Brumlzlgu, Bcity Snnfulml, Knthry n Snnfmml Kuhn, lxl.lly lfliznlwtll Hoyt, Dnruthy -lcnn Hinton, hI.ll'lLl Dysingcr, vllhlll CQlcvcl.u1d, -lmnnc ZAlI'fI1l.lll, Vlluquclim lloffnmn DL nu Myers, Lwnu liihhcc, jmmn Greer, Virginhx RL-if' Hvtty liuin ltlllllkllt' linfmnl Run' Calvin Bishop, David liinsel, jon Ahhott, jim Miller, lfugcnc Huffnion, -lim lialiris. Mcrlc Ncliilli Uhmacim mcf 4791 'lfip Rfiu' -Dick Zacluirdy, Paul Morrison, joc Saul, jean Riley, Glenn Ritzcnthalcr, King l5o5worth, Dirk 'llirm-y, lim Hilhorn. Bob Rarick, Nevin Harncr, Harvey Eikqnhgryl .Slmriil lfffn' ---- Paul Shcllhaminer, jack Clagett, Waiyne Graham, Charles Claily, Ray Henry, -lim Spark, VL-inc Harding, jerry Tusing, jim Wiilff, Bill Vfillianis, Charles Cook Milton ML-Killip, Bill Brown, Bon Talhcrt. Ja-Q OFFICIERS: Pl'L'ljL1L'lll lfugcnc Hoffman l'iuf-Pnfiidwll james Miller Surw1.n'y Merle McKillip 'I'w.1i14rur james Gahris fl 1 iiimm St'L'7't'l.lV'l-iliV'tfJlIH't'l' Bill Brown 1'1dl'fHH'1I Mr. Ziniincrman, Mr. Martin Time: Tuesday evening at 7:15 Pl.n'r: Y.M.C.A. Ihzrpmu: To create, maintain, and extend higher mtundards of Chris- tian living throughout the school .ind community. ii- fa The Hi-Y of 1946 has had one of the most successful years in membership. All during the year the attend- ance has been good. The club this year has not done too much in the way of entertainment, but it did provide a swim at the Y pool, a joint G. R.-Hi-Y dance, and the annual sweet- heart banquet which was held at the end of the school term. Many interesting speakers were heard during the 'ear. l President Eugene Hoffman and Mr. Zimmerman were sent to Columbus to attend the I-li-Y Convention. The purpose of the club was the main subject of each meeting, and each member benefited by his attendance. MERLE MCKILLIP 'l'f'fv Ron- Glenn Bare, 'laines Bailey, Sam Brown, -lay l.eCrone, Don Zartman, Richard Fetzer, john Sheeley. l.awrcnce Ruhlen Stmrnf Ifuu' -Keith Mohr, l.aMar Magers, 'lack Burrier, Robert Hopkins, Neil Peterson, Clarence Kahler, Wfilliam Miller, Robert Hostler, Paul Harrison 'lfiird Ruiz'-Kittredge Klalpp, john McCloud, john Pinkerton, Gene Owen, Hurt Roberts, David Britton, Wllllillll Moritz, Roger McClintock livin-fu Run'--lillswortli Zerbe, Marion Musser, Roger Hulthen, Robert Hill, Robert Brian, Wfilliam Harnishfeger, Wfayne Moore, Robert Waill, Darl Kear, Merlin Ranker .fliife Wm, cube Jfacf 14 gong SW Sl.lIluJiII,QiDAlVlLl liinscl, james Hilhorn, Carolyn Hoyt, Mildred Banks Stillldfhif. Davidson, Jeanette Kuhn, Kittredge Klapp, Betty jean Walrren, Roger Hulthen Beanie Ciolumbians Debate Team, consisting of two affirma- tive and two negative teams, has had much enjoyment debating the topic Resolved, That every able-bodied male citizen of the United States should have at least one year of compulsory military training before attaining the age of twenty-four. This year interscholastic debates were resumed with Buckeye League teams and many of the Seneca County teams. ln spite of the inexperience of the teams, several favorable decisions were earned. A high light of the season was the Buckeye League tournament at Findlay, in which our teams earned several wins over opponent teams. DAVID EINSEL Adl'il0?'1 hir. Davidson Time: Monday evening Plarc: Room 7 7ke Mac! Salem Q-Q... BLUE AND GOLD SALESMEN Sl-INJUIIQ lNllu'iIyn l.inlcL-r, Gem' Huffman, Muriel Culver, Va-rnc Harding, Nancy liicffcr Y rl f Rn' Hcnrx' 'r' ' D' l ' ' ' ' 4 l l ' ' .L. L4 , C1 .uc xppc l, Mcllc Mclxllllp, blurlcy bull, Ruth Alice lxcllcr MAGAZINE SALIESMEN Artlnn' l,yncl1, Ncllla McQuntc, Glen Rcisl, Nancy Swinnurtun, R.1lpl1 Al.I'.l Wm ' 060091 Gcwcfd ur 1- a Am. - ...mm -.. .. ,, 7h GAQQQZQQCZQM Clieerlerltling plays .1 major part in any gaine. The cheerleaders sup- ported their teams at both out-of-town and home gAmes this year. The gretxter share of the lending was clone by the three seniors: Nancy Kieffer, Dorothy Simpson, and Betty Lather, lfour juniors-Sally Sie- grist, Rita Turner, junior Eilaenbary, and Robert Kirchner will be the leaders next year with the help of three sophomore girls. XVe want to thank the student body for their co-operation in attend- .mce and support at the games and also to thank Miss Haberman, our iulvisor, for her guitlnnce. BETTY LATHER my ,QM em, juz Za mm Ol7l3lClfRSZ 'l'his year the T. H. S. Pep Squad was continued under Pre 'IHJHII Patti VU'-'l'lWtl the raipervisinn nt' Miss Haberman. Different members lfff-1 'ft'ff?'fii NJNIYU l-mkcf detorated the stadium, .ttted as ushers at the games, and 5L L I'fl ' ' mh'1mm, Mmm, submitted new yells and suggestions-for pep assemblies 5H.,.t,A,,, of p,,,,,,, tn the theerleaders. All members aided the basketball Katherint- Smith and liontball teams and thc cheerleaders by giving them 7 1- fm l'-Nlllm' 5fl W 'l'f their wholehearted support. ,f1Lj,jim-: Miss Halwti-m.m MARGIIQ MOORIZ I-H11 Rfwm 31 l'1n'fwit : Topr't1inutegt1ml spitrts- manship in all schniil activities. 7ke ve, SW 'Iliff Run' Ntnma ,lean Zimmerman, Patty 'I'nt'pper, Helen Resh, Margaret Slnsstr, Muriel Culver, Dnrutln Burger lNlai'ituit- Ciiuist-, Patty Stt'w.tt't, Mary -lane Ht-ssnn Sttfwfif Run' Marilyn Rnutzahn, l.aura Miller, lfama Gerhart, Betty Gamarra, Virginia Tulk, Butte Bishop, Nancy ilamarra, Iunc C'i'eegt'i', Carolyn l,einer, Marilyn Htirning, lune Hevman, latkie Mnhr, Cfarnlvn Aublt' lftlul Run' sltisepliim- Gum, lauiise Tltrnt1c'bei'ry, l,nis Zimmerman, Mary Sue Menke, ,luann Mcret-i', 'lean Mills I'hx-llis Rnlwcr, ,lnan Shatzman, Ruth Nutter, Dnris Graham, Prudy Yncliein, jackie Huffman, ,leannine Binder .loan C'lcyt-lantl ltwlft Run Nancy Cialtris, Mary Hnyt, Doris Nye, ,lane Nt-lsnn, Charlin Arbngast, Betty Barnes, -lean Huffman Autlrey Mt'lflht'ny, lNl.irini'iu Zimmerman, june Rinker, Clarnlyn Hnyt, Helen llerrsclier, Betty Heiscr, Betty llumes, Phyllis Ballretch, Nita Klcinhenz lzlllt Run' Patty lane, -It-anne Zartman, Marie Cook, Betty Buncham, Marilyn Mnhler, june Dunn, Nanny Swiititei'tun, lrene Kersltmw, Mary lavu Squerv, Ruth Alina' Keller, Grace Dippell, Ruth l.t'wis, Shirley Grill Virginia Reil, Patti' Huffman llwffttrv lwn Bula lxit't'ltm4i', Phyllis Might, Marilyn btnne, Betty Lather, Nanny lxietlt-1', Diirivtliy Sunpsnn, Marilyn lriitkeiy l'atti XVerlw.t, Katt' Smith, M.ti'iiirit' Mixture, Pauline SL'l1Il1L'llNlL'I', -lane lfghert, Rita Turner, Sally Sit-grist, .luniwr liikenhary 5 5 2 gk filff H XR , 3 , UM .2 f 415 ' A 5 M---1-ii si . 4 Q Yi V Q K ,Q Sfmi-M 5 , P ii Q 5 Q ,Q H wg 1 ' 3 W 2 1 , V? Jjedylyg jZt'1 fix . 5 57, 'Q' ' I 5:-'X 6 X If 4 Y Zfwidall lmiivni lalti 71111111.11 lic.1lm1q--- 5-I In 6 llchin l A A t strong offensivelline play. Tiffinf bt k- S IC tield men enioyed '1 scorin s y . , g Spree. Hoerig. star fullback 1 ' - ' . .ccountcd for Zo of the winning points. For the initial game of the season, the Tornadoes' offense and defense was exceptionally good. fltlfifllt' .X-llblftl fllll SLLlL'UlL'f1'l9 In lat A soft touch the week before and a slight case of oxerconfidence combined to spell disaster for To the Squad of 19-li: As the l9fi5 football s . .eason opened, it was evident that much hard work and improvement would be neces- sar' if ' '- ' ' y i a successful season were to be attained. Due to the cooperation, willingness, and loyalty of the squad members. fine leadership of the senior boys. and .1 strong desire to win, the team showed gradual improve- ment from game to game and finished with one of the best records of recent years. A notable achievement was the defeating of Findlay, Fostoria, and Fremont in one season. I know the 1945 squad has left a mark that will be a challenge to the future football squads that represent Columbian on the gridiron. ROBERT Sl2l2l.lZ the Blue and Gold combine in their second ap pearance on the gridiron. Offensive play worked well but the defense left much to he desired. llfaznrflfl lic-Gt c,-lfllllflbfilfir at In I5 i Club flllfltifllcl ln their first Buckeye League game. the Tiffin- ites opened up on Hee Gee and scored in the first few minutes of play. From there on it was give and take until the final gun, Bee Gee was packed with power and was just too rugged to stop, lflljfllll Brill' In C:UIllNl,IjtU1l 'T In 6 On a fog-wrapped field the Columbian clevi-n played one of their most thrilling games of the UHS season. The game went scoreless in the en- tire first half. with Tiffin threatening once. ln the second half Tiffin came on with renewed vigor' and with a series of first downs marched to the 2-yard line where Hoerig plunged for the touch- down. Ritzenthaler skirted the end for the decid- ing point. l.ate in the fourth quarter the Troians scored but were foiled in their conversion attempt by Turney. Tiffin lineman, who cracked the Find- lay forward wall to block the place kick. G 1 F!! 'WE 'Q r l Q v lfootball is a great competitive sport. Physical condi- tioning and quick thinking are very necessary. There are many opportunities for display of good sportsman- ship. A strong desire to win usually aids in developing the other characteristics. Defeat is easy to take from superior teams when the boys know they have played their best. Our boys realized these things all season, and their record testifies to their success. NICK MAZZAFERRO Rcdmiu ll lu1ezr'.olml--l5 IU tt Hoerig again proved his ahility hy scoring all of the I5 points for Columhian. The Tiffin boys definitely outplayed the Redmen all four quarters an-l walked off the field with their second League VlL'Itrl'y. Iiwmrnll Roll l'piel- 7 lo tl Tiffin clinched runner-up spot in the Buckeye League by defeating the Rossmen in a brilliant game. The linemen shared honors with the back- field men inasmuch as they opened holes in a line that hadn't heen scored on up to this time. The defense also worked well, with Henry doing a fine job of backing the line. l..1l'nnlu Srzuiwed l'r1Jer--55 In ti 'l'he Lakeside aggregation, although exceedingly game, was no match for the terrific onslaught of our powerful backfield who ripped off yardage at will. Hoerig added 23 points to his total. ,felltfili ,'l.Lf.lfr1 fhlfl In .lIllY'Il.lLIIlf!+l3 In 'I ln a iam-packed arena the Columbian grid men again demonstrated that they were a better team by taking Calvert, li to 'L Calvert scored first in the early minutes of the battle, but Columhian came back to score on the Kramermen and failed to get the bonus point. At the start of the second half Columhian trailed hy one point, but soon drove in to score again in a beautiful break-away run by Merle McKillip. Then Hoc-rig steam-rolled the extra point and the city championship crown once again belongs to Tiffin Columbian. 'lop Run'--Musser, Riley, Lena, Stahl, Brian, Hill, Harnishfeger, Hopkins, Fetzer, Hostler, Burrier, Harrison, Hollar Srcouil li'o1r'-yflfoacli Mazzaferro, Moore, Hintz, Zartman, Willl, Brown. Henry, Hoerig, Merle McKillip, Ritren- thaler, Fitch, Kahler, Smiley tmgrj, Coach Seele liofmm lr'oie-- Miller tmgrj Turney, R. Hulthen, Hoffman, Milton McKillip, lilchert, Talbert, Smith, Hilborn, Clady, Bare, Gorsuch Qnmgrj .fx We L 'Ni' X jtnmrr Iflrlferl Cai-py was our hard-hitting guard who consistently broke up the opposi- tion's plays. He'll be hack on the grid- iron next year. jim G.1l1ri.i Schlitz, in his last year for Colum- bian High, played aggressive ball throughout the whole season, He showed up well against Fremont in the team's toughest game of the season. He was depended on greatly on both of- fense and defense. Herald Huerig ftzll-Burlieye 111 realli: to-mptuirlj Red played his third and last year of varsity ball for Columbian this year. Red was the type of ball carrier that a coach gets once in a lifetime, He was seldom stopped by less than two tackles. Cbarlei Clfidy full-Buckeye 111 leamj Monk, one of the Buckeye Leagues most aggressive ends, placed on the League's first team because of his stel- lar defense and sharp offensive block- ing. Merle Ma'Killip 1.111-Blwkeye 2nd le.1m,' l'fl-tllflfilllll Buz, our flashy tail back, with his shifty and tricky running, accounted for much of this year's success. illfllull lllL'KfUif7 Bill Brouvz Pete,': our heavy tackle, broke up Brownie played a good game at plenty of plays this season. He is ag- halfback all year. He gained much ex- gressive and should go a long way in perience that will help him mold next assisting next year's team. years eleven. l. Rfrbard ,l'lH'IIL'Al' Dick played his heart out every second that he was in the game, He distinguished himself in the Findlay game by blocking the conversion kiek that would have tied the game up. lgllllfllfd 'l'.1ll1t'rl lhrwzfrnzd IIUIII'-l j.m1w G.1l2i'ii Bon, the only underclawnan to win a Ray was one of our most dependable Schlitz, a two-year letttiin xx ix letter, was in there tighting every minute. hackhoard lnen, who could always he elected honorary captain thin H 1 1 You'Il see .1 lot more ol him next year. counted on to do his lwest, He worked hard into his own this weaaon with it t ind had a great love for the game. Shot that kept Columbian in mlm ti games. flolumhi Columhi Col uinhi Col ulnhi Clolumhi CJ il unihi .Ill .lfl .ID LIU Lin .IH Colunihian Col uinhi Cfoluinlwi Columhi Col umhi Col umlwi Colulnhi Ci nl uinhi flolumlvi Coluiuhi 72 All .l I1 il I1 J I1 .H1 .IH .lfl .I I1 tl Il ffawziq gcwc Same 32 ,. H ,, Sl 22 Ll!-l . 27 ,, 28 27 25 .. 38 . 51 55 52 -19 .SH 318 BLlL4Yl'llS . W'illard ,,., Bellevue Findlay ., Fremont ,, ....... ., Bowling Green , Fostoria . Mansfield ....,,, Findlay .. ,,........ ,, Fremont ......... , Bowling Green Calvert ....,... .. . .. .. Fostoria , ,... Port Clinton ...., Sandusky Norwalk . , -l IR IS BU ZH Vu 29 :fu -ll li 25 iv Sf. .5-l 'l5 4,4 -43 gg BMAQZAQLZ illurlu Mi-Killiff f.il7.Il'lt'l CIJJJ' lim lljlbllffl Flux was um- of thc histcst pliiycrs un Munk, our lanky Center, was ll ruggul Mginugci' thu liimlcuurt this suiismi. Hu consistently hackhnurd mann. He was plenty nctivu under hit thu lump and w.1s high sum-i' in thc thc huikct and had un cxfcllcnt mic-liilinl llliclivyc l.L'llgllC. shut. lllgfl lllznfluf-Briiln, Hill Lim' ll11rJfm7Briiln, Hucrig l7m'u- .wif Slml Pu!-Hucrig, Hilhorn, Knhlcr llilqli jump Burcr, Brian, Company, Mzlgvrs RIIIIIIUIKK l3m.1J jlHlIf1f'RllZL'l Illl1llL'I', Hill, Spirlle, R. Hultlwn, Hucrig Mila llnuf- Musscr II.zlf-Milf Run--Muascr, Tiilbert 100-YJ. 17.4111---R. Hulthun, RllZL'I'lfllLllC'l' 120-YJ. 17.1111-Millvr, Ritzcnthnlcr bl-50-YJ. lliili--Morrison, Hill lI.1lf-Alilv Ifullvi-Ritzcnthgllcr, Miller, Hill, Hulthcn Mill' R:1.1l---'l'nlbcrt, Hill, Rilcy, Spidle, Morriwn Pulp lfmll Hill, Riley, Munro, I-lnrrison Track Week April ll--with Bcllcvuu, llCl'C April I7-with Bucyrua, thcrc April Zfvfwith Bowling Grccn and Sylvania, git HL Bllfwith Upper Sumlusky and Fusturi.l, licrc April May 5-with Fusturiu, hcrc May 7- -with Fimlluy, hers Many Il-Bufkcyc l.CAlgUl: Mcct, at liiviiiuiit C,'u.n'b+IwIr. Scale M.n1.1gw'-jun Ahlmtt 1'fllflIJ!1I lll.NlJgt'?' Ralph HL-i'slihci'gc'i' 'lille ci0llll11l3lLlI1 basketball season of 1915--16 lmtl more tl1.1n its sliiie ol tlmiills flames were won or lost in several instances by Ll mutter ol' seeontls or nent into out time lwy Ll sliot its tlie wllistle ended the game. lfour seniors were on the starting live, untl to these boys wlio .tie le u ini, we lll xxisll lots ol' luck nntl plenty ol' victories in the future. lilflllililf lilllilxl ll Qcwfwmiiafn Wawbfy 5'l.n1Ji11,Q' Hultlien, Stttlil, lS.ti'e, Hill, W.tll, Moore, Rilex, CQo.1al1 lint 51.1lt'if Hillworn fingrj. 'l'.lll1e1't, Meliillip, CQl.uly, llenry, ci.llIl'lN G Q Slmzifirlg- Klililui' fingixj, Britton, Bui'rirr, Hniiixoii, Company, Holliir, Cotifli Burkett 5r.Ifwf fMoorc, Wiill, B.u'c, Hill, Sttilil, Rilsy, Hultlisn Coluinlwi AID CQoluinlwi.tn Columlwi lfoluinlvi Colinnlwi Col uinlwi A111 .UI Llll ll'1 cilllLIIlll7lkll1 Coluinlwi .ll! Col uinlwi.in Columlwiitn CQoluinl'vi.in Coluinlvi .in Cloluinlwit Coluinbi lll LU! Coluinlwinii will Q6 .,, , ,. BI . ,716 . ,, 20 . ..., 26 . 57 . Z2 , , . lf: .. 50 .. ., 55 .. 2.5 , 25 20 22 - - , 2U Zl 554 Bucyrus ..., Willtirtl .,,, Bc-llcvuc .,,.. Fimllay ..........,,. ..., Fremont ,. ...... ., Bowling Green lil 5 lf! 12 I7 . 2 9 Fostoria ....,, 36 Mansfield . 20 Findlay ..,,.... 21 Fremont ......, .. Bowling Gr:-on Culvert ..,,,..,......., Fostoria . Port Clinton .. Snnduaky . , 25 V 21 I6 . .Zi 51 17 501 lzven tlniugh most ol the lL'.lIIl llilnl never played volley- lv.1ll preximisly. in several weeks they l1.1d developed enoiigln skill In defeat lfinstoiv l.l'N s.i1pl1111111are lL'LlIll of girls .ll tml dittierent meets, one in l:1lNIlll'l.l .llhl one in Clivlunis l1l.lI1'N gym. The teiun lost .1 1n.1t1'l1 to C..1rey illhl one lu Meliniire. A de1n11nstr11ti11n ALLJIUL' vv.1s given the evening ul the lllflllll'-NL'HlUl' g.1ines1 the s11pl1o1noi'es defeated ll senior ltkllll 26-25. 70 Witli the enthusiasm of ll peppy group ol' sophomore girls, the intr11m11ri1l program and the regular gym 1l.1s- ses were quite successful this year, 'IQOLIYIIAIIUCIHS in h.1d- minton, volleyball, bzlsketball. .md softball eiuh had sixty or more participants, with most of the g.llllC5 being played during the noon hour. It is most encouraging to h.1ve nearly one-hundred per cent participation in all these activities .lIlLl to he .lhle to depend on individual girls, who helped to .1 gre.1t extent with the planning of Cillill activity. MISS HABIERMAN Dailey Mx Tap R011--Kiitliryn Payne, F111n.1 Cierlmrtg 2111! RUN'--N-l1'ilv11 Stone. l,l'Llsll' Y11tl1e111. lietlv W1lri'en, jo Gumg Brd Razr'--C.1r11lyn Leiner, Phyllis Might, ,l.lI1L' ll!.Il7L'l'lfk.lPl.llIl. lNl.1r1lv11 R1111tz11hn, Helen Heckerd Edd- mmilan If lf fu ?!4Q!l'i' larolyn l.t-iner lXl.lI'l.l llxxuigei' Kathryn Payne lath Hlll in .r gym ilasx p.u't1trp.ltetl in the climination louinunent in lwailminton. The win- ners lrom the tour t lassex were Doris l.inils.ly, Larolyn l.ei- ner. Katlirvn ll.IYI1K', .mtl lhl.lI'l.l Dymnuer, ln the finals C..li'olx'n l,t'llIk'l' non singles k'll.lllll'1l0I1NllllW, .mtl Marta llvnnuer .tml Y Katlirvn layne lvormetl the ilouhlen team, 1.411 lu lrilqfw- Bertha Neshitt, Marjorie Rieter, liama Gerliart, Mihlretl Miller, Helen lletkertl, Doris lrimlsay, Betty Heiser, Betty ci.lIN.lI'l'.l, -lune liurman 8 all The 8:50 class, with the help of two senior girls, won the rountl-rohin tourna- ment in basketball. All the games were playetl during the noon hours. Doris Lintlsay stored the highest number of points in the tournament and also was aetlaimetl the outstantling player. Helen Heckertl was the captain of the championship team. V7 A Vs S Lg Q Agn S KN 'W' ' in 1, ggA S f Axe 1 '5- I S S 1 M 53 5 x,-X Ga A fxlawiin NN... 1.16 Q Q, Qaa Ali vs 4 A W f w . 5 ' QL' pw ! IW ' H ' Z , Q4 Q35 Q39 0 4 1 E .E f! fwmcafz School -Q if Bl Qi :Vagas l i inn iiiig 'Q in Manmmm Eldon M Wert 1885 - l945 Principal of Miami School, 1914-1925 Teacher in Tiffin junior High School, 1925-1929 Principal of Tiffin junior High School, 1929-1945 Mr. Wert devoted a lifetime to the cause of education. For him it was a major interest-that for which he gave his time, his energy, his very life. His work and his influence will live on through the years. '1 ROBliRT PINKERTON Pfilllijfhlf HS., Heiilellwerg College Ohio State University vmicafz Qacwffq I ip Ruiz' Mary Adair, Marian Knepper, .lLlI1N.'S R. Scele, Helen Grill, lflmi-me lfleikiimii N mmf Rfl!l'7l lL'lL'I1 Smilw, lfstlier Williviigllhyi, Fannie Rullqiml, Fuiicxt limwii, Helen Pfeifer. Mary Menlce Iffm Rim'-Gr.iCe XX'illi.1ms, Florence Williiialn, Alice l.ail1i', Rivlwert l7lI1liL'I'IUl1, lflui'em'e B.1wn, ,liinet liish lhlpli Cfulc R0 OM 202 Iliff R nit Rolwert Miller, Fretl Alnlinston. Alvin Kiesel. Howgtrtl l lCl'5l'll'UCI'KQL'l', Don Kul1lm.m, XXf'.1yi1e Huffman. Patty Keck, Vomla Hoffman illnlillt Rim' -,lolm Clever, Marilyn Lowe. Autlrcy Micliiiels, Put Kircliner. Hope jones. Bonnie Tomm, Row.im.lry M.ti'tin. -lime Keim. Miss Doran lioffnw Ruiz' 'Betty l.y'f1Cl1, Donillil l.ytle, Clmrles Milrtin.,l.1fk Martin. George Henilerson. RiL'l1.lrtl Mack, Duane Molir. D.iviil Hexson, Doris Kingweeil Iliff Ron lziigt-neSlieeley,l.uwi'er1ceOsborn.Cliairlesflpp, Roger Ri-imhiii-g, Norman Mosier, Pliyllis Sto lfugi-tie Sclimiilutx, M.1riilnne Reider, Nancy Remslve'g. Alice Reedy ,lliililli Rott' lfugcne Oller. Ruth Ann Sliofstillil. Clara Perry, l.eonilSl1uff. Raymonil Cooley. Dicky Lofqty, R Row, Doniiltl Sclirote, blames Anderson. Miss Rollalntl liollom Rott' 'Doimltl Willi.li11 Smith. Robert Scliiiefer, liloise Perry, Norman Smiley. Diflx Nlll'l'l'15N5, 'l.lI1L'l Ruli Lick Smith, Lewis Shaw. Dongilil liitrl Smith. Carol Stover S2 R0 OM 203 olwrt len, Ififi Rim' P.uil Gursueli, Harry Spitllc, Carolyn Turner, Turn Funk, DCJDL' Van Ciiltler, f,.ll'l NX'.irren, R 'l'urner, P.iul Hnrsliman, Natlmn Wtiqutllaintl, Howard Welwei' ulwiri Stmml' Run' glue Smith, Doris hl'roup, Margaret Crunk, Alum' Gmsmiiian, Phyllis Turner, Donna V.in Ciiltler, Robert Strecker, listlier Wfinters, Mr. Seelc il'liinl Ron- l.el.t Tumam. hlllffllit Smitli, Sue Xwyntllmin, Wlnnet Funk, Tlielnm Whesmer, Betty Swing, Alice V.in Cfiunp, H.u-nltl Arpusi liifflffm Ruff- lllLlll1C'l'l1lll11P3Ul'1, Marlene Griffin, Wiliiizi Tlmmpmn, Bettie Inu Henry, Mrwguerite XX'iselw.iker, Regina Heinmerly, liileen Xwliecler, Margaret Wfinkler, Mairtlin Snyder liullinger, Geurge Dutt, Rush Alfurtl, Wfaiyne Baker 4 i lfffi RUN' Rlflhllll livestune, Albert Fate, Clmrles Cluggett, Cflrwce Cairn, Rieliartl lfrick, Nurman Fatlelr, Rnlvert Stwrlil' lfwu- N.irv Dillon, Duris Bonelmm, Rulwert Bowers, Bum' Clevelantl, Phyllis Fox, Lumix Allwert, Diwnm lliml I Fiuuikeiifieltl, vlminne Fitch, Diumtlii' Best, XWilli.im lfey, Durutliy CIKIIIM'-I', Mary Clliurtli. Mrs. Mt'rikt' Y liwflffm lwzi' Dun liritlinger. Rulwert Dutlsiin, Hnvvuul Crum, ,lime Deslwin, C1I.ir.i Hiller, Miim llelle Day, lrllen ROOM llerger, Phyllis l:.lXYL'L'll, Dunn.i Crist, Pllyllis Diemer, Donna DL l.I'.ly', Patsy lfry D13-Zliy. Alrvyee vD.uigln-nlmuigli. N.iumi Fright, Patsy liverlmrt, livelyn l.e.itl1ei'm4m JUN' lU.ll1 DL'-IYCF. Nn1'i.ii1Cf41i'l'v, ll.ll'l Briton, Rulwert Fuller, Puttv Hurry, ,lulin Cilmnev, lNl.irKi:.iret ROOM 214 83 fwfr QW ROOM 210 Twp Rnu'-Harold Lampe, Mary Ann Matthewx. Viola Long, Roy Keller, john Hoyt. Patricia jumper, Martha jackson, Marlene McKillip, Mary jo Huher. Patricia McConnel Middle Ruiz' ---- Ralph johnson. Mardell l.ee. Mar- jorie Kern, Suzanne Leiner, Marion Miller. james Hinton, james Kimmet, Marilyn Kiesel, Loretta Cooley, Mrs. Wfillman lfmnf Rfllffcillfl Luidhardt. Philip Harner, Rich- ard Mann. john I.c-scallett, Louis Huffman, klix, Mary Hopkins, Georgiann Mack, Shirley Moh- ler. Juanita Fae Merryfield ROOM IOS 'lop Rau --Don Shuff. Rohert Gene Smith. Phyl- lis Shock, Beverly Schatzinger. Betty Pierce, julia Scherer, ,Ioan Rarick. Maxine Morrissey. Barhara Spiegel, Doris Schmidt fllfddli' Ruff- Alda Mae Ruehle. Aleanne Runion, Betty Montz, ,lane Patterson, Mary l.ou Riggs. Dorothy Roher. Agnes Shetterly, Arlene Riddle. Mrs. l.ahr Iinfinm Run'-Gaylor Swazy. .Iohn Shuman. .lack Musser, john Price. Rolf Slcttene. Rohert Mohr, Billy Keckler. Glenn Platt. Harold Price ROOM 108 'lhfr Run' -Yloan Arhogast. vloyce Baltzell. Mary' lfllen Brown. Funice Baugher, Norma Bagent. -Ioy Ann Bollinger, Betty Drew, Patty Mcffrory. Fvelyn Bretl. Nancy Beem Middle Rnu' -f Rohert Cook. Howard Collier. Car' men Dc-Piazzio, Louis Downy Paul Chaney. Rodney Berlckamp. Wfesley l,.ly'I1Q, Rohert Aiken. Betty Biller, Anne Brown. Mrs. Bixhop Hollow Ruiz' --Harold Baker. lfugene Brewer. Mal- colm Brennan, Gene Kerschner, Thomas Diglwy, Charles Dighy. Henry Beisner. Burke Bero, -lack Cooper. Marjorie l.ehncrt. Wfilliam Bargger ROOM Zfll 'lvp Rlillf-lUl1l'1 Hill. Patty rlarnish, Margaret Fverett. Sandra Dysinger, Roaemary lillis. Fran cis Filson. Norman Gannon. Richard Fox, Roh' ert Haskins, Donald Griffin Steroid RUN' .Iohn Fetzer, ,Ioan Hansherger. Anne ,lean Goetz. Phyllis Herter. Alane Friedman, Al- lison Fulton. George Bracken, Harvey Mwen. Mr. Ralph Cole 'lfvifd Rnir--Harry Herhert. lfugene llaasinger, james Fraley, Carolyn Hager, Mariorie lfixilev. ,lean Fowler. Beulah Fawcett. Bc-lx-.1 liakin ROOM IU7 'lop Run--Virenia Wfertz, lfffie W'atts, Gracelee Wfertz. Clara Mae Vlfehh, Alice Spitler, Alhert Strauh, liva Wfoessner. Duraine Vlfelcli Aliddlc Rau ,jerry VanCamp, xlainew XX'heeler. Rohert Wfest, liugcne Sussang, Margaret Souix, Betty Throneherry. Cherie Ann W'illiamx, Mix, llm:lCiuI'1 liutrnm Rflu'--Wfayne Flack. Richard 'l'aylor, Rohert 'Weisenhiirgt-r, Robert W'ist-hakcr, Peggy l.ou Wfalton. -Iudy Stewart, Phyllis VUard, Bar- hara Yamhert. Mahel Love, George VUL-st Seaenih Qwcfe ROOM 10.2 'lofi Run- 'Gt-orgr Turncr, Xwaltcr Hcrrschcr, Richartl l'aynL', Martha Wfolfortl. Margarvt Manfhcstcr, Marilyn Harnan, jean Stevenson. Martha Wiiltt-rs .Mrwztl Rau' Anna Marie Valentine, joan Mar- tin, Wfantla Wfinklvr, 'Ian Staih, Don Turner, jaruus Nxfullm-r, Lloyd Straulw, Nancy Lucas, l'atriti.i Young, Miss Hcckman lfornfm Ron' Cfhatl Voght, Wfilliam Martin, Rit'l1.1rtl Wiriklt-r', Rohvrt Hvhr, Ronald 'l'romans, Willi.1i11 Xwootllantl, W1lli.iii1 Kicscl, Rohcrt XX'altt-rs, Lloytl XXM-lwr, Dayitl Natcnian. Rich- .uxl Millur ROOM H33 'lop Run' Norma Sholl, Phyllis Sicfcrt, Doris Rankrr, Phyllis Spackcy, Mary Carole Mvrrs, Nancy Quiltcr, Carolyn Smith, CQlar'rnu' Rein- lwolt, Gnu- Routzahn, Ronaltl Rcctly, Robert Circcnwalrl .llhI.IIt' Run' j .inet Rail, jussit' Dotson, jean Sclmwah, Virginia Millcr, Wfilnia Rohinson, Mary Agnes Scliirack, Stuart Nelson, Hclcn Ruth Ryman, janius lNlurray, Miss Wfilloughhy Iiozlffw Ron' Shirley Nyc, Gcnu Scliatlingcr, Clharlcs I'cr1t'c, Doylv Shiluy, Cathrinu Schirack, lit-tty janu Printllc, Gurtlia Ringlc, Danny Quil- tcr, Anna Kathryn Morrison, joan Ritzcnthalur, ll uol l I' tk .'t K ROOM H19 'I up Ron' joycu Fox, juan Foutz, Dolorvs Digby, lhonias Gross, Robert Foy, Franklin Cir'cci.:cr, Dixie lfinn, Patricia ciI'L'Cj.ZL'I', hlarjorie Draw illltfilli Run' Nancy Crum, Dolores Fuller, Mary l.ou Dt-tlrick, Donna Foncannon, Paul lillis, Norman Cirirncs, janics Schlossvr, Hctty Daugh- l'I1l3.lllgll, Viyian Collins, Mrs, Hclcn Stails Iinlfom Run' joannt- Flantlcrs, Bvtty Gcrhv.-r, liu- gcnt- linglc, Allcn liroman, liugcnw livcrhart, Doris cit.'l'l1L'l', Anna Mat- lk-.lst-l, Ulcn Frascl, janxus l:I'HIlll, l.ila Fulton ROOM l 10 I-'nil Ifuu' Rolwrt llailcy, john Ball, Rolwcrt lictz, M.u'th.i Kilt-xx-l.lr1tl, Carol Company, Antlrca liriihl, jcraltlint- Brinnon, XX'illis Bean, Arlen lirulwakL'r Strom! Run' Paul Cliapman. Mvrlyn C.1scadrr1, l'atri1.i.i Hull, Connic liuclnuan. Robert Hain, Ritllaril Altiortl, Cicraltl l'lcrlckamp, MiChaL'l liutluuan, Donna Cfrrcgt-r', Miss XXfilli.uns 'II11nI Ron Daroltl Atha, Atlam Bricllcncr, Ciliarlcs Smith, l'lcvcrly Bowursox, Patricia Riluy, Anna Marie Banks, Davitl Clcvulantl, john iiluvclaritl, Stcplmanin' Antlrus ROOM l I2 'Iliff' Rfm' lfugcnc Mcfiray, Hrtty Lcstallctt, Ht-Icn K1-cn, Robert Hargcr. liric Haskins, Mary Matlc, Carolyn Heck, Carol Krupp, Xvantla llartling, Sam Martin .H1iIrIIt Ron' Rohr.-rt Lcpartl, Vcrnuda Hanunontl, joscphint- Hoyt, Paul Hilgcman, jolm Long, XXIant'tta Hcrtrr, Phyllis l.ow, Alia' Macos, Ricliartl Miller, jan Hcnry, Mr. Brown lintmm Run' Rolwcrt Mizcn, john Knapp, Pat- ricia Fox, XX'illi.un Mclntirc, Mary jam- Lcincr, Slurluy Kingsniorc, Gcraltl McDcvitt, john Mcrilac, Paul l..nwrcm'c, W'illi.uu Lippcrt Q6 lffjf Run' MMV f,l1lIl'KIl, Alun' liuulv. Pltyllw IlIl'l1Ltl', h1.ll'IIl.l 51111tl1, C.11'11Iy11 l111'11ur, hlllhl litllt 17.11, fl.l1'.1 H1Ilu1', IJ.1tty Keck, Htrpc ',UllL'N, fNi.lI'y Iixllfk' Dlllwn, Atndlm-y M11I1.l1-lx, Aluxu I7.lllflllL'IlI7AllIj.III lwlnfm Run' D111'1wtI1y lin-Nt, Betty jam- cilL'XL'I.lIhl, Bi.ll't.lIl fl.ll'I'y, lil.11m- 'l4I111111pst111, M.11'1ly11 I.1m1 Plnllu l5.1wu-tt, Dorn H1v11a'l1.1111, W'il111.1 'I-IIHIIIPSUII, D1111n.1 f.1'1st, lumt KQI111, M.11g.L11t 7 l'r.111kc11f1n'I1i, I.1tty lSc11y, Ruth Allll 5l11vtxt.1l1l H111 Run 1Ni1cI1.1cl Hllklllllllll, R1111.tld licctlv, lulm Ain-11kLA, Limtlld McDcx1tt, f,l1.ul Vngt, :'Ml.1111 Hl'tLkllL'l', LD-llllly Qulllcr, My-1'ly11 C..1sn'.1dQ-11' lwfuf Run H.1rwl1l Puck, liuln-1't l.cp.11'1i, Wlllls HL-1111, Stunt NL'ISllI1, Arla-11 HI'lll5.ll'QL'l', Rohn I li.11lt'y, 8.1111 Aftlfllll, I.111l Hilgc111.111, Ck-1'.lI1l H.11'luk.u11p 'lap Run' Fluisc l'cri'y, Huw.u1l Cullicr, Allan Gi'uin.in, liugvnc Sclunitlulz, Rnlwcrt Haskins. Donna V.1n Giltlcr, lillvn liurgcr, Rulwrt Russ, Piiul Ciursucli, Dunn V.1n Giltlur, Paul Cliiipmnn Mnltflt Run' -Rulwrt B.ulcy, -lulin Hoyt, DLIAIHL' Mohr, Rulwrt Strcckcr, Paul Hilgcnmn, Rnlwcrt Fry, Fu-lyn l.L'.lfl1L'I'I1Lll'I, Rust-Inalry Martin, blulin Fetzer, janct Funlc F1111 Rnu' Twin Funk, Ann.1 lNinrrisun, lic-tty 'l'lirum-lwcrry, Putty Yuung, lVlLll'll1.l Sinitli, Mtlflllllllk' Rt-itlw, Nunn' Ruiiislmcqg, -l.1llL'l Rulilcn, blunt- ciI'llSSIlL1Il, Nguuni Fuglit, -lulin Hall, Vlumltliiic Biinnun lin! Run' Duunc Miwlut, C'll.u'lw cil.lLL2gL'll, Phyllis 'l!lIl'l1L'l', Durntliy Hut, Wiliii.i 'l'lininpsui1, l,.llSY liVCI'll.lI'l Stmml Run' Ucorgc Dutt, ll.u'ry Spitllc, Dun Kulilintm, Dun Hi'itlingci', Luis Sliuff, Bcttic llvriry, Duris lruup, lfl.unv 'l'limnpsun, .lunc Kciin, M.ii'gucritc Wlist-lw.lkci', M.u'tl,i.i Snytlc-1' 51.m.l lXl.lI'j.1.lI'Ltl funk, Cf.ii'nlNii 'l'ui'nri', Miss Atlair, M.u'y Dillun WCHA rdf'3H47UI:'1l0O P0 M.1l..l Alla' V.lllf.lIl1P, liuttv 5XX'IlUl, N.u'lum- Cfrxfhn, june IXUIIIH, Hunnu' Slwmwlv, Maw hxmuppur. Hmmum' 'IR-mm, l.uI.1 'I'um.m, LJHHILI Dc'I'r.1y, .luycc D.lLIjLIlL'I1bAlllKLQI! f J Nf.n1.ff1ly M.1ry f1lllI!'Kll, Phyllis Dicmcr, Iiltwy Fry, lx1.lI'KLfllL'l'ifQ XXinclw.1kcr, Ixtsy livcrlmut. Rcginm lICl1IIHL'l'lY, hl.lI'j.1.ll'L'I Hunk, lik-tty l.ym'l1, Amlrcy Miclmcls, Donna Dlgby. Cfl.u'.1 Bxllur, Betty glam' C.Icx'cl.1nd, Ruth Ann Sl11lf'Hl.lIll, Plwllnx Fox, Rusc1n.lry Martm, Pllylln Stmrr. Ummm Crm. hI.llg.ll'Cf XX Il1kli'I', Nmmmi lfuglmt, lfilccn Wflmcclur, Mum Hells D.ly. P.llI'lkl.l KirLhm'r. I'.llty licrry, 'l.'lL'III1.l Xwuuslmu' 51.n1.!n1,u Dmmld ll. Srmtlu, 'll-vm Funk. Rulwurl liullilmgcr, Fra-J -lqrlmmtmm, fkll.lI'lL'N Mutin, lildmnl Nuruuss, Rlalnuwl l'ri1'k, N.ltlx.ln XXf'umll.1ml .SQJILJ CQI1.u'Iu !.l.1gvtI, Rnhcrt Miller, Xxlillhllll Fey, liich.1rd l,nf.1y. Misx Km-ppur. Dun BI'lxilIl?.Ik'I, XX'.1ym' lhkcl' SLHIJIIIKQ Dun KLll1ll1l.lll. Dun Hrillingcr, lruxm Slmfl, Pllyllix Turm-r, Durutlny But, lixtsy lfvu1'l1,u't, l'.ltrici.1 KL-uk SLJILJ lNl.lI'fll.l Snyllcr. Misx Plrifcr, Ylkhllllk' lfiulm SIJIIJIIIKE Allison Fllllllll, lfugcnc Schminlutz, Philip H.1rm-r, Rlflhllll N0l'c1'ms, George Dutt, Ruburl Strcllfccr, Rulu-rt Rum, H.lrry Herbert 5k.11w1 Rulu-rt Aiken, lblhllk' Muhr, Mr. Ifulr, l'lilI'I'y Spilllv, Dunald SLAlH'lilC listhcr Wfintcrs, Doris Hunclmm. N.u'y Alice Dillun, Margaret Winkler. Dumu DC'l.f.1y' Smmlizzg -Dunn.: Van Gihlcr, lfluiac Perry SL.m'J Hurry Spidlc, Dunne Muhr, W.lyI1C Baker 0-11-wg! pt'Jl .l3'-ISO MUPMF WF' t'lC1l U5 P 0 l 0 U Zmgmmrbm i Mm Jaw -ZZWZAQZ! Swag! 'Iliff Run- l5.u'l Butnn, Dick Dchlrny, john Shumun, Franklin Human, Mgr., Carl Hamm, Huh Aikcn, 'lcrry Van Crimp illldilli' Rfllffcjlhlfll Culc, Frul -lulinstun, Dean Vim Gildcr, Bob XVcissnhurgcr, Bob Mohr, ,luhn Price, Huh Sfhacfcr, Curl l.Lllt.ll'lkll't.lf, Mac Brcnnun, Carl Wiirrrln, Hiiwiml Crum Iinllum Run'--Ruger Rcmshcrg, Dualnc Muhr, Phil HLlfIlCl', George Dutt, 'lark Musacr, Riclmrrl Friclx, Dunnlrl Griffin, Rubin Turner, Hurry Spiillc, jmcph Smith, Clilrnl Stnvrr Smmlirlg-'V.in Kf.ii1ip-iimn.1gcr', Arpasi, Smith, Rcnishcrg, Spidlc, Miller, Schmiilutz, Stnvur Hffllum Rurr jivhnstun, l.uidhurt, Smiley, Coach Cole, Dull, Mohr, Burn, Camper Mm hgh BQMQZAQZ! Swag! '55 WH 3.3 7 ? 1 Q Q if M V . iam - , V... if 2 5 as Q 2 WL, 6, 5,25 if , vv ai .,., V. 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I9 4' First senior class meeting-election of officers 29 4' Magazine campaign started off with a bang! 50 4' Senior class meeting-vote to purchase rings-election of Blue and Gold staff. NOVEMBER: Chrysanthemum 6 4' Pierre Luboshutz and Genia Nemenoff, duo pianists of the Forum, played Stars and Stripes Forever at an assembly program. S 4' Annual A Capella Choir concert and several piano selections by Nevin HQITDCF 9 4' Post-football dance l2 4' Mbonu Oiike, author of My Africa and native of Nigeria, spoke about the old cultures and the new hopes for the future of Africa. 12-23 4' Ordering of senior class rings I7 4' Girl Reserve cabinet and advisors attended the Northeastern Conference at Green Springs 20 4' Gibson dinner for Columbian and Calvert football teams 22,23 4' Thanksgiving vacation 27 4' Football dinner given by the mothers of the senior football men DECEMBER: Narcissus or holly 3 4' March-of-Time presentation of W'ashington -proiector broke 4 4' Bandits of Pollute Gulch hy Hi-Y at annual G.R,-HAY meeting S 4' School football banquet 17 4' Christmas program, Good King Wencesla1us, and concert by Intermediate Boys' Choir and Columbian Choir IR 4' Beginning of Christmas vacation 25 4' Did you hang your stocking up? JANUARY: Carnation or snowdrop 2 4' Classes resumed after Christmas vacation 7 4' March-of-Time on Men of Medicine 7-ll 4' Senior class pictures were taken 9 4' Sophomores elected class officers 10 4' junior class meeting to elect class officers I2-13 ' Hi-Y Conference in Columbus attended by Gene Hoffman and Mr. Zimmerman I4 4' The Case of the Student Body vs. the Blue and Gold opened the Blue .md Gold Campaign 25-25 4' Examinations . - 9 5 FEBRUARY: Violet or primrose xl! Q- Q,-'F C.. C ,g 1 f-'f fa 's 1 ' ,j- f . x 1 xl' 4 'I' Senior class met to discuss plans for party 5 'l' March-of-Time on Sweden 21 'I' Mr. and Mrs. Schocht presented an inspirational and musical assembly ZR 'I' Seniors voted to sponsor a class play MARCH: jonquil or daffodil 4 ' Senior class meeting 8 'f' Every-senior test given in room 21 12 'I' Seniors voted to rent caps and gowns for graduation 12 'l' Senior girls were the guests of the A.A.Ll.W. in the home economics room. I5 'I' Seniors reign at annual basketball game I9 'l' Baccalaureate speaker chosen at Senior class meeting. 50 ' All-Ohio chorus of 1600 voices and the string choir of 250 players including seven- teen Columbian students broadcast from Cleveland station XVTAM from 5 to 4 p.m. APRIL: Sweet pea I 'I' Chemistry classes found a new way to soap the ceiling-no foolin' 2 'l' Hi-Y district meeting V 5 ' Year play- Seven Sisters 8 ' March-of-Time on Russia I2 ' Preliminary scholarship tests 12 'I' Pan-American movie Q I2 'l' Grade school operetta, The Magic Beanstalk li-17 'I' G.R. Chapel Services at Old Trinity Episcopal Church, R100 a.m. 16 'l' james C. Whittrtker, a survivor with Eddie Rickenbacker, spoke on We Thought We Heard the Angels Sing. 25 'V Music Festival at Bowling Green MAY: Lily of the valley 3 'F Buckeye League choral concert at Fostoria -4 'I' Final scholarship tests at Heidelberg 9 'I' Columbian band concert 10 'I' Senior party and Freshman prom II 4' Buckeye track meet I7 'I' Sophomore prom 24 'I' junior High commencement 27 1' Senior exams begin 31 'I' junior-Senior prom 31 'F Underclassmen begin exams JUNE: Rose or honeysuckle 3 'l' Senior class play, Second Childhood 5 ' Senior commencementaAddress by Dr, Nevin C. HHFHCF, president of Heidelberg College. PAULINF SCHMEUSZER ' N Y X l 1 1 5 I I N sl . 2 'V Baccalaureate sermon, Rev. Lynn B, Tschudy ' Qu I l ix :rf CALAMITY IN A HOTEL LOBBY I remember it now very clearly and well. 'Twas the first time I sta ed in a lar e hotel Y S - I was thrilled by the sight of the smooth marble floor, And I said to m self, Now what is it for lf not for myselfy to go skating? and so I skated around, ftho not really you know.J For I had to pretend I had skates on my feet. But oh how I darted--so agile and fleet- Imbued with a feeling that no words could tell When all of a sudden-whoops-I fell! I was borne away sobbing. I remember Ja well. 'Twas the first time I stayed in a large hotel. Shirley Grill TO ANY CUSTOMER I like you But sometimes you irritate me. Sometimes I laugh in amazement At your childish behavior, And sometimes I sigh with relief, When you just nod and walk away. You make me angry When you think it is very natural To break rules, and sometimes laws To satisfy your wants. And when I refuse, as politely as is possible, You get angry, and scold me for Something I can't help. Your're puzzling When you calmly ask for nylon hose, Or bath towels or sheets. As if you've never heard of shortages And always want to know When Will you receive a shipment? As though I could regulate the Express company or the railroads Like a majestic god. You make me feel gay When you say Please and Thank you with honesty. Whenever you say pleasant things Or remember my name, And when you aren't angry because I can't supply the things you need, I like you . . . Then you're one of the sweetest persons I know. , Pbyllir Rlnoad THE POTENT INSECT I think that I shall never see An insect as dangerous as a bee. If down upon one you are set, Up, very quickly, you will get. Here it flies, there it flits. Likely enough, it never sits Longer than to sting, And then up and away on wing. Busy buzzing all day long, Get your nectar and you'll be strong. And if you feel that you are failing, Think of the many that are wailing Because of you, little bee. jamer Gabrir O' P THE CYCLE The sun is setting, Its golden light is hidden by the quick, dense, falling night. The blackness appears shutting out all her rays, And once more the night brings on the coming day The moon carries its silvery beams to the sky, And over the earth a hushed silence will lie. Out of the velvety blackness, the stars will appear, Twinkli all night with nothing to fear. Then ngawn approaches. The stars quickly hide, The moon crosses the world to the other side. The sun again rises and brightens the morn, And silently, unnoticed, a new day is born. Ertber Baker SPRING The ice is beginning to crack Along the river's edge, And I hear a robin singing On our neighbor's window ledge. The little flowers are starting to peep Out of the ground from their long winter sleep. The trees are donning their dresses of green, And among the bright leaves, a nest can be seen. There's a feeling that grips us and makes us glad, Even though the thoughts in our hearts may be sad And what is this thing which makes us all sing? You've guessed it by this time, I'm sure, It is Spring! Marjorie Zimmerman RETROSPECTION Last night my mind joumeyed into the past, And lived once again those forgotten days, Now dim and vague, but forever caught fast By time, to remain with me always. Sometimes I wish the past would truly die, And my mind could never enter the tomb To disturb its peace, wherever it might lie In darkness, and solitude, and gloom. Betty jane Zeigler A SNOW DREAM As I gazed from my window upon A blanket of snow on a wintry night, I could visualize dainty fairies Dancing with shadows cast by the light Of the corner lamp post that shone so bright. The myriad of snowflakes beneath the glow Sent shadows over the ground with ease Which from a distance I could perceive, Was like the scene of a swarm of bees Busily gathering nectar from blossoms of apple trees All of a sudden my rapture began to grow Dimmer and dimmer and then fade away until I awoke with a sharp disillusion. There was snow on the ground. It was the break of day, but, as I looked around, No more could I see those dancing fairies at play. Dolarer Young v ---1--1 - Q WALKING I love to walk on a sunny day To ponder the things I cannot say, To gaze at the wonders made by God As down his byways I slowly trod. Marie Blody WHAT IS MUSIC? Fine music fills and rests the soul That we may find and reach our goal. This world is naught but pain and strife, But joys and love are music in life. Marie Blody EL DORADO The sun I could not see this morning It was hiding behind a river of clouds A river of flowing gold, luminous and shining In the center of which was a slender, gilded pillar Holding up the indigo of morning sky. The tops of ice-covered trees were shimmering silver Casting midnight shadows over buildings Sheeted on one side with brilliant, polished gold. And the diamonds, glistening on the grass Showed me wealth in myriads untold. Why should I search for El Dorado? It is around me like the music of a symphony. jewels of beauty glisten at me from every corner of the universe- The night sky aglow with riches of every description- But still I seek the golden El Dorado that is love. joanne Mitchell OUR COLUMBIANS When basketball season comes around each year, I support it with my loudest cheer. When the two teams meet, here or there, Our Columbians always aim with care. The ball they dribble so carefully, And hit the basket in their scoring spree. Each boy guards his player with very sharp eyes, And as to their methods they get wise. When the Blue-and-Gold-clad lads take time out, The cheerleaders take over with their peppiest shout. A long shot sunk from the middle of the floor, Come on, Columbians, raise that score. When the horn blows, we're up on our feet, To cheer the Burkettmen who've won their meet. At the end of the season they've nine wins, six losses, For this years record, it brilliantly glosses. ,.,l McKillip and Henry, our scoring forwards, Clady, our center, snatched them from the backboard. Our experienced guards, Gahris and Talbert, Will remember the game they played with Calvert. With enlightened spirit they played each game, And each ball they sank added to their fame. Live on, basketball, live on forever, From our school lives, never, never sever. jo Anne Henninger WHY AND HOW? Over the fathomless ocean, Across the restless sea, Are places we lost our loved ones So Old Glory could be free. There are the unsung heroes, Who won't be with us anymore, But if we live as neighbors should, We won't fight a third world war. Let's forget all the battles And start a new lend-lease, Then the people in the conquered lands Will help us promote the peace. Edward McFerren SNOW The beautiful snow falling o'er hill and vale, Creates a scene along each winding trail. Its soft feathery touch as it lands on your face, Sends you back once again to your boyhood place, Where you woke in the mornings and looked all around, To see that the snow had covered the ground, When you pulled your small dog on your brother's big sled With its silvery runners and seat of bright red, When you tumbled and tossed with the young neighbor lad, And your mother would say, My boy, you are bad. Ah, well, 'tis now, and the sleighs in the distance Glide through the snow with a nameless persistence, Passing the beautiful, snow-covered trees With their huge outstretched branches blown by a breeze. The silvery mist from the ice-covered lakes, Is mixed with the beautiful, dainty snow flakes. Their patterns are charming and quaintly designed, Like some hidden jewel which has yet to be mined. A lengthening shadow has covered the west, Where the sun's golden rays have sunk to earth's breast. The pale, silvery moon cast its beams o'er the world While the stars twinkle brightly with gold rays unfurled. A glow to the east brings a new winter day, And still the deep snow has not gone away. 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Beautiful Ohio -Tiffin I'll Be Loving You Always -Columbian just a Little Fond Affection -School faculty Daybreak -8 :31 He's My Guy -Mr. Brown There, I Said It Again --Gum chewing All the Things You Are --Mr. Martin You Won't Be Satisfied -School traditions Take Me Out to the Ball Game -Stadium No Love, No Nothing -Assignments The Man I Love -Senior boys That Old Black Magic --Chemistry classes Hubba, Hubba, Hubba --Senior girls Put That Ring on My Finger --Senior class ring You Must Have Been a Beautiful Baby --Senior class pictures Oh! What a Beautiful Morning --Saturday and Sunday Tea for Two -Home Ec Club A-1 in the Army and He's A-1 in My Heart --Mr. Daniel I Love You Truly -Squad l'm Always Chasing Rainbows -A's Personality -G. R. and Hi-Y Aren't You Glad You're You -Class officers Sentimental Journey -Graduation Wishing -Diplomas I-l'ain't Misbehavin' -Assembly Symphony -Columbian orchestra Stars in Your Eyes -Miss Dietzel You Are My Favorite Memory -Miss Herron There, I Said It Again -Mr. Davidson My Guy's Come Back -Our returned veterans On the Sunny Side of the Street -East Market Street It's a Grand Night for Singing -Glee club and choir Accentuate the Positive -English classes Whispering -Study hall 21 Till the End of Time -The Blue and Gold Put Your Dreams Away for Another Day -Underclassmen Together -Steadies Temptation -Blitzing After the Ball Is Over -After junior-senior prom. vi, Yi, Yi --Spanish Club Patience and Fortitude --All the teachers NELLIE VOGELSONG C is for Clady whose fame will go higher. O is for Osborn, whose pluck we admire. L is for LeSavage-always in a daze. U is for QTQ using who is known for his ways. M is for Mohr who is not very tall. B is for Bishop, a boy liked by all. I is for Einsel-I know we can't spell. A is for Adams who's all for Hopewell. N is for Nancy-we have two by that name, Swinnerton and Kiefer both add to our fame. H is for Hill, whom we all know as Speed I is for Irene who makes the Dairy's trade lead. G is for Glenn whose football is up to par, H is for Hulthen who'll be a basketball star. S is for Sammy, we all know him well, C is for Creegerg for a junior she fell. H is for Harrison-president of his class. O is for Odette-a tomboyish young lass, O is for Owen-we think he is sane, L is for Love-a significant name. wi- wk ir He loves to spend a pleasant hour With his newest girl friend. But this girl says she is done with him Because that's all he spends. Ik wk as Whatever trouble Adam had, No man in days of yore Could say when he had told a joke, I've heard that joke before. Ik 1' wk Improvements We Would Like to See at Columbian Apple orchard around the building Soda fountain in the library Moving stairway No classes before 9 a.m. Two-hour lunch period Classes dismissed at 3:00 p.m. Roller skating in the gym Free lunch counter in home ec room Privilege to sleep in study halls WHOSIT? I like an exam- I think they're fun. I never cram, And I won't flunk one. I'm the teacher. is 1- an RECIPE A peach at his right A nut at the wheel A turn in the road. Fruit salad. is is is PROGRESS! Freshman-I don't know! Sophomore-I'm not prepared. Junior-I don't remember. Senior-I don't believe I can add anything to what has already been said. Ik Sk all A SOPHOMORE SPEAKS I wish I were a senior, And with the seniors stand A fountain pen behind my ear, A notebook in my hand. I would not be an angel, For angels have to sing, But I would be a senior And never do a thing. 10 7fLafZ 4 a Sam! Jim Miller: He's been sitting there all day, doing nothing but wasting time. Dick Turney: How do you know? jim Miller: Because I have been sitting here watch- ing him. Mr. Daniel: Why don't you read this book of world history from 5000 B.C. to 1938 A.D.? Gene Owen: Aw, I looked at it, but I don't like the way it ends. Kenneth Shuff: When is your birthday? Dorothy Kiger: When would it be most conven- ient for you? Mary Sue Menke: Why do you always take off your hat when I tell a joke? jane Egbert: That's my way of greeting old ac- quaintances. john McCloud: Whom are you shoving? john Pinkerton: I don't know. What's your name? Pete McKillip: What did you write on my paper? I can't make it out. Mr. Lutz: I merely asked you to write more clearly. Bob Kirchner: Do you know the difference be- tween a streetcar and a taxicab? june Creeger: No. Bob K.: Good: We'll take a streetcar. Bill H: You should see my brother. He has celery growing out of his ears. jim Elchert: Celery? That's strange. Bill: lt certainly is. I planted radishes. jim McDevitt: Who was that blonde I saw you with on Wednesday and Thursday nights? Dick Zachardy: That was the brunette you saw me' with on Monday and Tuesday nights. Pat Werba: I'll take my hat off to you oyster eat- ers. It was all I could do to eat three last night. Muriel Culver: Weren't they fresh? What did they look like when you opened them? Pat: Oh, do you have to open them? Ruth Lewis: Gee, you have a bum bunch of jokes in this issue. Doris Graham: Oh, I don't know. I put some in the stove, and the fire just roared. Bob Brian fat year playj: This play makes me think- Marilyn Mohler fsame placejz Oh, a miracle play, eh? 'Miss Dietzel: Caesar pitched his camp across the l'lVel'. Roger Hulthen: Gee, he must have been strong. Pat Stewart: Please sir, may I leave class to jump rope? Mr. Daniel: And why the kindergarten act? Pat: I've just taken my medicine and forgot to shake the bottle. Nancy: I was sick in bed last Tuesday. Pat: Anything serious? Nancy: No, only a history test. jean Riley: What's that gurgling noise I hear? Carolyn Leiner: That's me trying to swallow your line. Dot Burger: I feel like telling that teacher off again, joan Shatzman: What you you mean . . . again? Dot B.: I felt the same way yesterday. First Aid Instructor: Now, tell me what you would do if you saw a car stalled and the driver draped over the wheel! Bill Brown: Jack up the car and take the tires. Don Zartman: Show me a tough guy, and I'll show you a coward. Dick Fetzer: Yeah? I'm a tough guy. Don: Well, I'm a coward. Miss Detwiler: I said the compositions on milk were to be two pages long. Yours is only half a page, Lola jean. Lola Jean H.: But I wrote about condensed milk. Mrs. Ewing lin English classjz When do you use whom in a sentence, Paul? Paul Fassler: The only time I ever use whom is in English class. Nancy: I'm afraid to walk in this dark lane with you. You might try to kiss me. Farm lad: How can I do that with a cane in my one hand, a chicken in the other, carrying a pail on my back, and leading a goat? Nancy: Well you might tie the goat to the cane, and stick it in the ground. Then you could put the chicken under the pail. Phyllis Rhoad: Why is this letter so damp? Nellie Turner: Postage dew, I guess. Mr, Mazzaferro: When was the revival of learn- ing? Glenn Ritzenthaler: just before exams. Officer: Say, didn't you see that signal? Raymond Stahl: E-r, yes sir,-but I didn't see ,'ou. Marilyn: How many studies are you carrying? Prudy: I'm carrying one and dragging three. Mr. Bailey: Thursday we'll take arsenic and Fri- day, chlorine. Betty Gamarra: We won't need the chlorine. Miss Herron: Tomorrow we will take the life of john Milton. Please come prepared. Speedy: My girl has two faults. Ritz: You and who else? Mr. Lutz: Did you give the goldfish fresh water today? Bonford Talbert: No, they haven't used up what I gave them yesterday. jim Speck: There's a mouse! Mrs. Broker: Well, get rid of it. jim Speck: I have it cornered: Now what do I do with it? Mrs. Broker: Oh dear, I don't know. ' jim: Never mind, I do. I threw it out the window. factual experience in Spanish rlarrj. Patsy ion a rainy dayj: Gee, my shoes are almost full of water. Christine: It's a pity you didn't wear your pumps. CEMENT MIXING OUR NEW SHAKING PROCESS GIVES ADDED STRENGTH Two initial.: will: ever-7 blorl? MORTAR COMPANY HELEN FOUTZ, Mofnmm BRING JOY TO THE CLASSROOM GET A CANARY Change your mood from blue lo gold WRITE POLLYS BIRD SEED RANCH Marilyn Linker HEALTHY HUSKY HE-MAN NEVER FEAR THE DARK AGAIN If you are not satisfied double your bones back SPIKE'S GYM Earl End, Brooklyn RED HOERIG ' SEE-WORTHY-WAVES Soft. wide. and beautiful lorki after .slaampooing SOAPY'S SHAMPOO SHOPPE LOST! TWO KEYHOLES I REXVARD--,If you rElurn what was behind them I GIB SMITH KEN. 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