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

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TIFFIN IUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Erected, l924 WHAT OF TOMORROW ? The child's future begins with today. Better schools make better communities. Crowded condi- tions and worn-out and outmoded school buildings in Tiffin must be dealt with in order to provide bet- ter citizens for tomorrow and to equip them for life in this complex age. Tiffin's population is steadily growing, our buildings are no longer adequate in size or equipment. The Tiffin Public Schools Expansion Committee has made a thorough study of the conditions and the needs, using as a basis the survey made by the Ohio State University Bureau of Educational Re- search. Land has been bought on Ohio Avenue, where it is planned to erect, in the not too far dis- tant future, an elementary building to replace Col- lege Hill, which is overcrowded, has no adequate playground, and is located at an intersection where traffic hazards are great. Likewise, Miami School should be relocated and replaced with a modern twelve-room structure. The Monroe building was probably a wonderful school plant in the nineteenth century, but a modern, fireproof building of twelve rooms on that site would fit the needs of present-day boys and girls much bet- ter. The Noble building, although twenty years old, forms a splendid model toward which to work for the other three districts. Changes and additions should also be made at Columbian and lunior High Schools in order that pupils in this mid-twentieth century may have the benefits of the best possible educational equipment and training. A modernized school system is a goal toward which we should bend our every effort. ' COLUMBIAN HIGH SCHOOL Erected, l893 Enlarged, l932

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