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 DISCOVERY OF GOLD - Twelfth Grade n Morro: Forward ever, bacl-:ward never COLORS: Green and white. FLOWER: R White rose. I A-if? As Freshmen we started on our search for gold. We had to make certain choices as to courses and extra-curricular activities. We had a formal dance, the theme ot which was a cir- cus. Near the close ot this important year the play Almost Eighteen was presented by some of our class. ln our Sophomore year we faced new and strange territory, for this was our first year at Col- umbian l-ligh. We felt that we were a close-knit group so we Chose colors and a motto. Our Prom was an important occasion. As we came closer to our goal, the obstacles increased. But because we were enterprising young people, we overcame them. A Iunior-Senior basketball game was sponsored to raise money for our Prom. We were all transported to Paradise lsle tor that evening. The decora- tions at this dance given for the Seniors were in the capable hands ot Carolyn Turner. At last-GOLD! To those of us who have worked for twelve years, our diplomas are just as valuable as gold. Our leaders in this year of success were: President ................... ............. D avid l-lesson Vice-President .......... .............. L ois Shuff Secretary ............... ........... C arl Warren Treasurer ............... .............. I ack Martin IN MEMORIAM-ROGER REMSBERG-C1931-19469 Twenty-five