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

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Seam Ewa Colors: Green and wh ite Flower: Wluite peony Motto: Seeking higher things OFFICERS: President ..,,.................. . .............. Roger Hulthen Vice president ,.......,..... ..,.......,.. P eggy Adams Secretary .....................,., ,.......,,.. F lorence Burke Treasurer... .....,...... Glen Ritzenthaler HOME ROOM TEACHERS: M. . iss Dietzel, Mrs, Ewing, Mr. Bailey We, as seniors, have reached our ultimate goalwgraduataion, but we are reluctant to surrender the sceptreg yet we must, that others may prepare themselves for the future. When we have departed, we will cherish the memories of our fellow students and the teachers at Columbian. We have finished our course, and in doing so each has obtained recognition in his own particular manner-some by becoming leaders and officers in the various school organizations, others by high scho- lastic ratings, and others in the field of athletics. All through our three years here we anticipated the senior party, the junior-senior prom, our bac- calaureate service, and commencement-all of which most certainly lived up to our expectations. We have all gained the priceless jewel of friendship. We go out from our alma mater wealthy with friends and armed to make a place in the world, hoping to be as happy and successful as we have been at Columbian.

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Qafmmdzm SZMJQMQ is 'As a boy and as a man, Edison had a broad curiosity, a deep desire to find the answers to the mysteries of science. As 21 result, he invented electric devices, motion pictures, the phonograph, and hundreds of other aids to modern living. Among the many students, past and present, of Columbian High School, there surely must be some in- dividual who will go far in the fleld of science, due to his endless curiosity. . 17

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