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

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Top row-Clarence Reinbolt, George Turner, Iohn Menke, Ronald Tromans, Ronald Reecly, Wallace Ring- eisen, Kenneth Larnma. 2nd row-Iohn Long, Charles Pence, Richard W. Miller, Chad Vogt, Bill Mclntire, Richard Shock, lames Schlosser. ' - lst row-Harold Peck, Stuart Nelson, Lee Renninger, Ian Staib, Robert Webb, Richard B. Miller, Iames Wenner. Top row-Bob Lepard, Gerald Barlekamp, lohn Cleveland, lohn Ball, Paul Ellis, William Calvert. ' Znd row-Robert Fey, lames Bridinger, Robert Hehr, Darold Atha, Eugene Engle, Robert Harger, Iohn Knapp. lst row-Paul Chapman, Michael Buchman, Robert Best, Robert Bailey, Sam Martin, Ian Henry, Norman Grimes, Eugene McCray. , OFFICERS President .................. ..........,.........,.................. ............ D 0 ris Ranker Vice-President ........... ............ N orman Grimes Secretary ................. ............... B ob l-larger Treasurer ..........................................................,...........,...........,....... Iohn Menke MOTTO: The higher We climb, the better the View. COLORS: Scarlet and gray. FLOWER: White rose Twenty-one

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STAKING CUT CLAIMS ----- Tenth Grade After reaching the gold fields, each person We, 973, tried to acquire the land which he thought QQ -' would bring the greatest returns, and there was competition for claims. ln high school .. W 1 each pupil stakes out a claim in the fields which he considers most valuable. There also - We find competition-in scholarship, sports, and other activities. V : 7 fs , -3152 - 4- Tfii' 2-- Q-, Top row-Iohna Knepper, Helen Ryman, Mary lane Mack, Wilma Robinson, Nadine Beagle, Mary Carol Myers, Alice Macos, Carol Krupp, Phyllis Siefert. Znd row-Phyllis Love, Betty Throneberry, Ianet Reif, Doris Ranker, Mary lane Leiner, Kathryn Schirack, lean Schwab, Martha Wolford, Betty Prindle, Anna Morrison. lst row-Elizabeth Young, Norma lean Sholl, lean Stevenson, Mary Agnes Schirack, Pat Young, Shirley Nye, Betty Lescallete, Virginia Miller, Martha Lou Walter, Patty Roberts. Top row-Betty Daughenbaugh, Dixie Finn, Martha Cleveland, Helen Keen, Connie Buchman, Mary Lou Dedrick, Dolores Fuller, Iosephine Hoyt, Stephanie Andrus, Beatrice Banks, Patricia Bell. 2nd row-lean Foutz, Anna M. Frank, Ann Briihl, Priscilla Carn, Ioyce Fox, Lila Fulton, Beverly Bowersox, Nancy Crum, Shirley Kingsrnore, Patricia Creeger. ' lst row-Verneda Hammond, Carolyn Heck, Dolores Digby, Wanda Harding, Carol Company, Ieraldine Brin- non, Lois Beitel, Wanetta Herter, Marilyn Harnan, Donna Creeger. Twenty

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THE MINING PROCESS BEGINS - - - Eleventh Grade Top row-Bill Adams, Tom Digby, Iim Burnham, Robert West, lack Shuman, Gene Hassinger, Dick Mann, Harold Lampe, Duraine Welch, Bob Aiken, Glen Opp, Burke Bero, Don Matthews. Brd row-Fred Steinhauser, Paul Chaney, Henry Beisner, Lowell Oberlander, Bob Weisenburger, Norman Gannon, Robert Smith, lohn Hoyt, Douglas Williams, Rolf Slettene, Bob Mohr, Donald Ritzenthaler. 2nd row-Iames Wheeler, Harold Baker, Iirn Craven, Ierry Van Camp, Marion Miller, lack lvlusser, Don Shulf, Ralph Iohnson, Howard Collier, Eugene Brewer, Iohn Fetzer, Iirn Anderson, lim Kimrnett, Paul Gilliland. lst row-Harold Price, Robert Cook, Iohn Price, Harry Comeskey, Edward Burkmeir, Bob Wisebaker, Wesley Payne, Harry Herbert, Carmen De Piazza, Allison Fulton. lust as there are diiierent methods of mining, there are different methods of doing school work. For surface mining there is a type called panning. Upon reaching the gold fields, many ot the forty-niners used this method be- cause it was easy to set up. In the long run the men who spent some time building sluice boxes to get the gold from the gravel, made more money. In school We can learn our lessons just enough to get by because that ' method is easi-er, or we can make thorough preparations and gain the most education. - OFFICERS y President .................. ...........,.....,............. ....,....... I-I a rry Comeskey Vice-President ........ .................... V iola Long Secretary .............. .......... P hyllis Ward I Treasurer ..................,,..................................................................,...... Harold Baker 9,5652 MOTTO: No reward without ettort. ,' fy, COLORS: Green and white. ,.f' ft' f 'pf M416 1 FLOWER: White rose. 3- ,.i'.S' nt -1: Twenty-two