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

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v Top row-Pat Harnish, Carolyn Hager, lean Fowler, Evelyn Bretz, Frances Filson, Anne Brown, Anne Goetz, Sandra Dysinger, Mary Io Huber. 2nd row-Connie Hassinger, Ioy Bollinger, Ioyce Baltzell, Belva Sue Eakin, Nancy Beem, Norma lean Ba- gent, Mary Ellen Brown, Phyllis Herter, lane Adams, Dottie Cramer. lst row-Jean Bastian, Beulah Fawcett, Patricia Iumper, Loretta Cooley, Marjorie Kern, lane Friedman, Wanda Edwards, Suzanne Leiner, Martha lane Iackson, Ioan Arbogast. Top row-Mary Lou Riggs, Shirley Mohler, Dorothy Rober, Iuanita Merrytield, Arlene Riddle, Barbara Spie- gel, Norleen Myers, Iudy Stewart, Marlene McKillip, Pat McCrory. 2nd row-Barbara Yambert, Peggy Walton, Phyllis Ward, Maxine Morissey, Iretha Sherman, Ioan Rariclc, Betty Pierce, Betty Lofay. lst row-Iulia Scherer, Betty Montz, Ieanne Runion, Alice Spitler, lane Patterson, Cherie Williams, Effie Watts, Patty McConnell, Agnes Shetterly. - i ' Twenty-three

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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

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