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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1955 volume:

. 1 Z2-L14-IQ Jfzfypaaf ,jf H 4 A . 5 gfkif -4:10 VWUWW . ww W ,, we UM '2e5 Jfwzoa CLASS I f'9 ' ss! 7 5 I ' o ' 0 ' 1 9 1 f CD49 0 pybffsfcaf '.-9 S by 1' xx 'lg N ssss-- ,o Q HA WEMAW QQ gofunbuw l-lfyb TIFFIN, OHIO QOITJLVIXL 36114 JZLOOZ Erected l893 W- Remodeled 1933 Named after the Columbian Exposition held in l893 Enrollment - 422 OVGDUOV' The Blue and Gold of l955 links together into a golden memory bracelet our unforgettable years at Columbian High. 4 O sm QQQ - 'Q Q - ,fi is S 'N xx I s lille 0 : Ollffenfw 'fb 0: 02 n --' J . J 1 ff Q Q 71-illfl Q. Blu.. ' rfmllzlsimion ix Cgoarcl O! Cgclucaiion ADAMS A. TURNER PRESIDENT HELENA M. MACHAMER IOHN DEAHL OSBORNE E. STACY VICE PRESIDENT CLAYTON H. SHUMAN EARL KERN CLERK - TREASURER gona!! Qjzzeplnewrl SUPERINTENDENT OF TIFFIN PUBLIC SCHOOLS My best Wishes to the graduating class of 1955! Your school years have helped you to know the precise power of mathe- matics and science, the richness which is contained in music, literature and art, and the responsibility which the good citizen must feel for the democratic procedures by which our republic is governed. The years ahead for each of you will be better for the guidance and understanding you have accepted from teachers and advisors, and will be flavored by the friendliness and kindness you have given and received. Ima!! W sewn Seven Eight FD You are living in one of the most unusual periods of history. Everything happens rapidly. It will be surprising to you how quickly the ties that now seem to bind you together as a class and as friends are broken and how soon you will seem to have to form new ones. Regardless of whether or not you go on with your formal education or go into military service or take a job in business or industry, you can not avoid a break with the past. It is our sincere hope that your years at Columbian High School will have given you something that will help you to make Wise choices as you form new relationships. Qafeeai Pmkeafan fgjXoLerl Qzzaler on PRINCIPAL OF COLUMBIAN HIGH SCHOOL l girlie Craczfliiy IRVIN BAILEY CHEMISTRY AND MATHEMATICS BS., Bawling Green State University LLB., American Extension School ol Law Ohio State University GEORGIA BROKER LIBRARY AND SPANISH A.B., University of Kansas Ohio State University Columbia University rim:-'Ll X ' rw EVELYN S. BURKE SOPHOMORE ENGLISH AB., Westminster College IAMES W. DAVIDSON .AMERICAN HISTORY A.B., Heidelberg College MHA., Columbia University BERENICE DETWILER HOME ECONOMICS AB., Bowling Green State Ohio State University University MARGUERITE CONRAD SPEECH BUSINESS ENGLISH SALESMANSHIP AB., Heidelberg College Bowling Green State University HERMAN I. DANIEL HISTORY B.A., Heidelberg College A.M., University of Michigan Additional study at Michigan Nine MARY HERRON SENIOR ENGLISH AND DRAMATICS IOURNALISM A.B., Muskingum College M.A., Columbia University University ot Colorado University of Pittsburgh GEORGE IANSON TYPING AND BOOKKEEPING A.B., Findlay College MS., Indiana University en W ,iam ' 5:3 wi? ? if , 1 RUTH V. DIETZEL LATIN AND SENIOR ENGLISH A.B., Heidelberg College M.A,, University oi Michigan Diploma, Rome Ohio State University FLORENCE C. EWING IUNIOR ENGLISH AND SOCIOLOGY AB, Heidelberg College M,A., Ohio State University IACK IISA INDUSTRIAL ARTS BS., MA., Miami University C. W. LUTZ PHYSICS .AND BIOLOGY AB., Heidelberg College MA., Columbia University Case Institute oi Technology Ohio State University HELEN MAHONEY TYPING AND SHORTHAND GENERAL OFFICE PRACTICE A.B., Heidelberg College Smith College Ed.M., Bowling Green State University NICK MAZZAFERRO CIVICS ECONOMICS PROBLEMS OF AMERICAN DEMOCRACY FACULTY MGR. OF ATHLETICS A.B., Heidelberg College M.A., Columbia University ESMA E. CRONIN PHYSICAL EDUCATION A.B., Indiana University Purdue University GEORGE BURKETT PHYSICAL EDUCATION A.B., Ohio University M.A., Columbia University CHARLES G. STEPHENSON DRIVING AND INDUSTRIAL ARTS BS., M.A., Miami University Heidelberg College RUSSELL ZIMMERMAN MATHEMATICS A.B., Heidelberg College M.A., Columbia University Ohio State University I WSE Eleven Twelve IEAN FOUTZ SECRETARY TO THE SUPERINTENDENT IEAN STEVENSON SECRETARY TO THE PRINCIPAL Lglcicliiional dia!! 91ML6VS MARY ADAIR ,.,.,. Guidcmce VERTON EBY 4...,,. .......4....,,...................,..., M usic HELEN D. GRILL BERTA MOIR ....... RUSSELL MYERS GLADYS OHL .,...,... WILLIAM STEIN HARCDLD REMSBERG CUSTODIAN HAROLD L. IORDAN CUSTODIAN Visiting Teacher .,.,.........Bcmd ,............Bcmd 61250235 QVLTQOV Qlass OFFICERS President ,,,,........,..,,.... ..........,4..,................,., .......... A l bert Iackson Vice President .....,.... ,..........,.,,,, V incent Fowler Secretary ................ .........,.., N ancy Swearingen Treasurer .......... .......... N fancy Io Kirschner Colorsf Yellow and Green Mottcf The higher we climb, the better the view 'X Cgiass gfrsfory Many years ago we began our golden chain of friendship. From the hills of Kentucky and far- off Latvia new links were clamped on to join us in becoming the Class of 1955. This charm brace- let is now complete. As we look back to the hectic but happy past, we see Nancy Swearingen, Bruce Remsberg, and Margrace Prugh starring in Hansel and Gretel during the fifth grade. Entering lunior High, we finally learned our way around, and by our freshman year we felt we were well on our way. We elected Bing Fowler, presidentg Wayne Kuhn, vice president, Ioanne Bord- ner, secretaryg Bruce Remsberg, treasurer. That year we proved our talents in our class play Our Miss Brooks and the operetta H.M,S. Pinafore . Our first prom was titled South Pacific . We arrived at last at Columbian where we chose Bing Fowler, Io Yager, Sharon Herbert and Tom Keen as our class officers and chose Candy Land as the theme for our prom. ln our junior year we elected Bing Fowler, Tom Keen, Betsy Vogt, and Io Yager to direct us. As our class motto we chose The higher we climb, the better the view . Yellow and green are our class colors. The big event was the Iunior-Senior Prom, where we spent an Evening in Paris . Finally we reached the last link in our chain, our senior year. Through the etforts of every mem- ber of the Class of l955 we are certain that each of us will continue to add many new friends to our golden chain of friendship. Fourteen G. Hanson Abbott The guy with that well-dressed look. lohn A. Arbogast N. O. L's Number l center Charlyn A. Barlekamp Big surprises come in little packaaes. Iazmes A. Beck He bought the first car that Ford ever sold. Margaret A. Biller l don't talk-much. W. Grant Alvord Double, double, toil and trouble. lohn T. Barnes Brevity is the soul ol wit. Nancy C. Baughman A newcomer with Cl pleasant smile. Fifteen Marcia G. Bishop I just adore my job. It's the work I hate. Beatrice A. Bloom The World belongs to the energetic Sixteen Ioanne L. Bordner Hail, the Y-Teen prexy. Elisabeth Campbell A good sense of humor makes all things tolerable. Gilbert L. Craven Watch the birdie , Gloria B. Creeger Full of pep, full of fire, All in all, a real .live Wire. Richard C. Chaney He has earned the name Gene Cook Our hallway Romeo. Speedy . Richard K. Delaplane The teachers' pride and joy. LaDonna P. Drew Burdens become light when cheerfully borne, Ioann M. Ferguson Full of lun, never hurries, Cant understand why anyone worries. Nancy Io Ferner She possesses that indescribable something which adds life to all she does. Lynn Cutlip lsn't it queer that the night-kefs busiest hour is in the early morning? loseph W. Deahl The Hoosier Kid Allen R. Drytuse He likes B, B, and We don't mean Bugs Bunny. Ioy S. Everhart She lives up to her name. Seventeen Sylvia I. Flanders This is the one that the other ain't, Vincent R. Fowler It you don't think women are explosive, just try dropping one. Rosalie M. Friedman A girl who laughs, lasts Philip E. Goist He watches the team and keeps them tough By rubbing them down with that smelly stutt. Eighteen Iudith A. Fingerhuth lt takes me near, it takes me lar. l'm really glad for my Willys car. Marjorie S. Flanders This is one- Sandra I. Fredritz A line character needs no interpreter Gerald E. Frey Most valuable player. Dale W. Griifis It is a very sure sign of convalescence when a palient begins to make love io his nurse. Claudia Io Grimm Beauty is powerg a smile, its sword. Fonda M. Heil Litile said is easily mended. David P. l-larkins Leave it to Dave to drum up things. Ruth Ann Gorsuch A capable girl wiih many friends. Donald E. Gosseit .A man alter his own heari, But happier when a girl is afier it. Sandra M. Gundlach Neatnegs is the crowning glory ol womanhooci- Sarah I. Gundlach Especially when shared by twins. Nineleen Twenty Ivan D. I-lesson lt's so hard to be dignified. Patsy Ann Hill A merry heart makes pleasure all the clay. David M. Hotfert My voice may not have a tone, but have you heard my saxophone? Sallie A. Huber Art expert at Kuhn hunting. Robert L. Hemrnerly Work tascirzates meg I could sit and look at it tor hours. Sharon M. Herbert Arqurnents from a pretty mouth are unanswerable. Nancy L. Hippler A blonde? Yes, one ot the Preferred. Kenneth E. Hoeltzel Columbians king ot the Cornet. Kenneth H, Killen Most great men are dead and l'm not feeling well myself. lames Kimmel A born athlete. Allen W. Krock The early bird catches the worm, But who likes worms? Harry Kuhlrnan I like study hallsg a good sleep always refreshes me. Albert K. Iackson Hail! Our president of 1955. Tom C. Keen A knowing man never lets a girl know that he knows that she knows. Nancy Io Kirschner A girls heart is like an umbrella- Sooner or later some lellow's bound to steal it. Caroline Kohli The woman without curiosity is a curiosity, Twenty-one Marcille L. Lang Nothing great was ever achieved Without enthusiasm. Iames F, Losey I agree with you completely, but I must admit youre wrong, Donald M. Miller I-Iarcl work never hurt anyone-so they say. Nancy I. Miller Not that I love studies less, but mischief rnore. Twenty-two Wayne A. Kuhn This gentleman prefers blondes. Patricia A. Lamrna A happy girl all the time. Verjean F. Margraf A virtual dynamo of vitality. Williard C. Merrill I'd better get back to work or I'll be late for quitting time. Dale Morton Move over, Einstein. Thomas I. Myers He led Macbeth to his doom. Patricia A. Oller A girl is never broke so long as she can smile. Sandra I. Osrnon Still, I'm a lover of cows and chickens lohn L. Mogle Has anyone seen my Bunsen burner? Carolyn Montz l'll meet you at the radiator. Iohn F. Neikirk Ch, how short the nights are. Ianet O. Oller She'll make ci perfect secretary with her common sense and efficiency. Twenty-three Yvonne L. Perrine JK quiet girI but quite CI girl. I-.lcxrgrcce Prugh OH Heidelberg lost summer, our Heidelberg this IQII. Donna M. Pence Her heart is Iike U propeller-cxlwoys in circuicltion Iclnice K. Perrine FuII of pep cmd virn. 'erry Iu. Rineboid I thought riicxjbe I'd corne to school today, Pctiricict A. Ringie A glrl with high blush pressure. Twenty-tour fidctline V. Reinboh A :apf1rkIer on her finger, cr twinkle in her eye, Wc1Iter O. Rhodes I crin't done nothin' and I WOn't do it again. Shirley A. Runion lust a merry, laughing girl Who spreads pep Wherever she goes. Carol I. Ryman Any mail today? Sue Ann Saul Our next Florence Nightingale. larnes L. Scheerer I stand at the brink of a great career, Won't somebody please shove me off? Patrick C. Rose The butcher, the baker, the Cadillac maker. Mary Rosentelt What sweet delight a quiet lite affords. Eugene L. Sager Red hair, quiet, but with a mind of his own. Constance L. Sanford Generally speaking-a Woman is generally speaking, l i Twenty-tive Gwen Shepherd Kindness is one thing you can't give awayg lt always comes back. Margie A. Shontz She's got the Bell Bottom Blues . Dennis Smith Sometimes l think l'm not appreciated! Gene Smith Football isn't the only place a good line is needed. Twenty-six Ronald W. Schriner It's no use arguing. I'm not going to kill myself working. Larry Shalerly Let every man have lun in his own way David Shuman A willing worker in every way. Aivars Smitchens A good name is better than riches. William T. Smith He joined the Navy so the World could see him. P. Maxine Spitler Graduation, then happy days. Charles M. Stewart The apple of his eye is a dark-haired sophomore. Orville N. Stone l see all the shows-tree, too. F. Kay Smith Some blondes are dizzy, But l'm just going around in circles. Martin O. Smith Change the world and I'd be happy. Robert Sponseller Hey, look at the skirts Kon the carl. Nancy L. Squeo 'What does Bowling Green have that Tittin cloesn't'? Twenty-seven Charles l-l. Stuckert Dont hurry, theres plenty ot time. Nancy D. Swearingen The girl with the three essentialsA looks, personality, and ability. Mary lo Terry Silence is less injurious than a weak reply. Lois A. Thompson Scholastic ability coupled with charm will take our Lois far. Twenty-eight Clarence B. Straub A Whiz on skates. Marcia A. Strausbaugh A girl is rarely cleat to o mans proposal when a diamond ring accompanies it fat least not stone-deafl. Elaine Swift lt is the wise head that makes the still tongue. Iohn L. Tarbutton l put all my troubles in a pocket with holes in it. Elizabeth S. Turner Some think the world was made for fun and trolic- so do I. S. Rayella Turner Life's just a song and mine'5 not a funeral march. Ianet L. Voshall Work Wins Wisdom and Wealth. Albert M. Wahrer Wanna ride on my bicycle? Kay A. Toepper lt's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice. Margaret H. Tromans Tomorrow is a long way off-have what lun you can today. Thomas Van Camp Lite is one big dreamy please don't wake me. Mary Elizabeth Vogt Don't tell me what I mean, Let me figure it out for myself. Twenty-nine Dale R. Walters Eat, drink, and be merryg For tomorrow l may graduate. lane E. Weber Lile is too short to be sad. Thirty Richard l, Weisenburger The mad chemist. Donald W. Wellman l'll master solid geometry yet. Alice M. Woodland Look how close that car is driving ahead of me. Io Ann Yager Our popular blonde. Alice E. Williamson Wherever she meets a stranger, There she leaves ci friend. Carolyn L. Wilson A friendly greeting for everyone s., W f sf 90 sp' s Qpiwk 9 oi- F--5 Q , 3 Qi 24551153 fs 0 ll Ill I O 'V' CL S S OFFICERS President .................... ........,,.......A...,..,.,,.............. B ill Fry Vice President ...i,i... ........... U rsel Muehlloronner Secretory ..... ............ A llox Terry Tredsurer ,..... ,, ,...,, Beverly Wolf Room 21 - Mr. Lutz Top Bow: Gory Biddle, lornes Bclkolis, lerry Dunn, lolin Bell, Kenneth Dierner, Torn Cleveland, Bob Ddughenbdugh, Glen Boles, lerry Beifsner, Bill Fry, Lcrrry Ahle, Paul Assenheimer. 3rd Bow. Tom Fhrenlried, Gary Flechlner, loonn Bells, Morr- dell Fowler, ludy Burger, Suzanne Brown, loon Enders, Dor- lene Fuller, Sharon Benner, Rodney Bourn, loe Dull, lim Bourn, Thirty-two 2nd Row. Belly Biller, lone Bighorn, Billy Cook, Kenneth Bogord, Lyle Francis, Vernon Beard, Bill Dolson, Gene Engle- horl, Fred delonge, Dick Dilsleor, Rose Feosel, Belly Dull, l.3l Row: Belly Eiilep, Mary lone Fronkenlield, Robe-rlo Dei' bert, ludy Dennison, Priscillo Crawford, Ido Dryluse, Borboro Beck, Pclrsy Fronlz, Komlhleen Froley, Dixie Free, Borbqrci Fdu'e',', llonold Bogner, Room 7 - Mr. Davidson Top Row Dick Kiefslirio, Dick Funkhouser, Kenneth l-lunker, lion Holcorzifn, No 'cy Keor, Cdrol lordon, Do'othy Morrill, lonnic McDoriiel, Dick Hrctbko, Allori McGown, Robert Hen- Cgiolyn Mclxlool, Koy Gclrnble, TUETQGT, lim GMS, lim LOVe, Eddie Kirchner. vlxt Row. Suson Keeler, Corol Kersschner, Glenno lrltirps, 3 d Row, Mortho Monn, Kdy Heising, Clayton Lee, loe Mc- toilet Kergchtic-r, Horriet Kuhn, Mildred Gillilond, locirin Milf Entire, Ronnie Hill, lohn Mellott, Don Mitchell, Rollo Ludwig, lor, Virginio loncss, Corol Loutzenhiser, Dcllflfi MQVQTCW Not ii picture' Arnold Miller, Corol Miller, Ralph lyldgeriz, Znd Row. Cheryl Kleclcnet, Ncincy lordcln, Corol Kelley, Lil- llgil Hosziinger. Room 2 - Mrs. Mahoney Top Ro '1 Dcmvid Rex Allan Moroon Bob Rusotl ohr Wiee Zid Row. Shirley Rosenle-lt, loyce Sourii, Mory Arm Moore, lcnel Hunion, Joyce Trapp, Mary Lou Poyrie, Ionet Tonner, ludy Whcrriozi, Amy lo Russell, Dovid Toylor, V , 4 I ' , I i f' , Lonny Seese, lerry Merrie, lerry Sornrrier, Lotrry Souoer, loe Simons, Iohn Muenter Grd Row: Donold McPr,c:il, Iirn Hornieh, Donold l-lull, Corl Glick, Allen Moore, lorhes Swobly, Robert Mitchell, loo Wil- S liorns, Ioel Tropp, Verlin Perkins, l,5t Row' Shirley Oberst, Betty Scherer, Ionet Ree-dy, Sonio riilh, Beatrice Niswonder, Ursel Muehlbronner, Beverly Wolf, Alto Terry, Shirley Porkins, Sue Richordgon, Thirty-thqoe 'Q K 0 fi 1 0 Mtv, 0 e f cz, 5 3 X F! Standing: Ronnie Lavo, Mary Lou Peer Seated: Dennis Remy, David Speag President .....i,.,,,, OFFICERS ,,,.,.....David Speas Vice President 4.... .,,....... R onnie Lavo Secretary ..4... .,........ D ennis Berny Treasurer ...... ....,....., M ary Lou Peer Room 3 - Mr. Mazzcrierro Top Bow: Bill Dryiuse, lim Ekleberry, Larry Bean, Herb Crum, Howard Be-isner, lames Fey, Walter Downs, Iudson Clements, 3rd Row: ludy Biller, Carol Arbogast, Vivian Baugher, lim Brown, David Aller, Bob Bauer, Charles Egbert, Don Brock, William Adams. Thirty-four Znd Bow: Barbara Bernard, Brenda Alvord, Gayle Binder, William Anspach, Levi Glick, Tom Crabill, Iohn Blume, Sarj Bloorn, lack Ditslear, lst Bow: Robert Carn, Pat Gouker, Gloria Gano, Kay Brown, Barbara Barth, Shirley Beard, Connie Collier, Helen Gottwald, Clarice Fetters. Room 4 - Mr. Top Row: Robert Lang, Paul lohnson, Don Kimmel, Ronnie Lavo, Ronald Kaiser, Keith Hepler, Rudy Karle, Bryce Kramer, Peter Hohman. 3rd Row: David Lupton, Denise Lentz, Peggy Hunker, Dale Lather, lohn lohnson, lack Hager, Gordon Lowe, Ronald Herbert, David Hertzer. Zimmerman 2nd Row: Sandra Greene, Patricia Lynch, Marie Hines, lean Mahoney, Sylvia Henry, Claude Hohman, Robert Huffman, Roberta Hensley, Marilyn Hammond. lst Row: Kathleen Lariclc, Barbara Killen, Ethel Lee, Cath- erine Mahoney, Sylvia Hess, Shirley Hunt, Alice lordan, Lucille Lather. Room 31 - Mrs. Burke Top Row. Tom McKillip, Robert Nusbaum, Eugene Miller, Elvin Moore, Bill Martin, Eddie Mathias, Charles Mizen, David Riley, Robert Meyer. 3rd Row: Milan Myers, Dennis Remy, lim Martin, Fred Michaels, Earl Michaels, Darrell Palmer, Bernard Marx, Dan Leopold, Richard Roberts. Znd Row: Loretta Reiter, Betty Royer, Ellen Runion, Nancy Rose, Mary Lou Peer, Pat O'Brien, Mary Ann Nepper, Dorothy Morrow, Everett Reedy. lst Rowi Virginia Salpietro, lolene Nye, Shirley McCray, Gretchen Routson, Edith McGown, Floyd Robinson, Rich- ard Mestrez, lohnny Rider, Patty Monaco, Norma Matthews. Room 32 - Mr. Daniel Top Row: Arnold Snyder, Morris Waters, Eddie Smith, Gene Williamson, Charles Shireman, David Speas, lohn Stoner, Phil White, Russell Work. 3rd Row: lohn Wilcoxson, Norma Shumaker, lanet Souder, Bruce Winter, Dick Steven, Charles Welty, Ronald Shet- terly, Darl Weber, Dean Shappell. 2nd Row: Paul Snay, Anne Stacy, Charlotte Shiley, Pat Thomas, Larry Wahrer, lerry Whitmer, Bob Wertz, Dale Wertz, lohn Whitmer. lst Row: Delores Sours, Eleanore Schmidt, Beverly Stiver- son, Terry Strausser, Carole Toepper, ludy Van Camp, Pat Spitler, Peggy Smith, lanet Shuman, Kenneth Work. Thirty five vlil su s suhfw : IJ QW? Q c fivifigs 'LL C Cl VL J 5 , fe Ofc! Alfa Standing: Mr. Lutz, .Aivars Smitchens, Gilbert Craven, Sharon Herbert, Kenny Killen, Io Yager, Bob Hemmerly Tom Keen Seated: Rayella Turner, Alice Williamson, Nancy Swearingen, Yvonne Perrine Mrs. 'Ewing Wayne Kuhn V Q fo Thirty-eight Qffa Editor .,..........,..........,........ ! QWQWLQVS ., ...,...... Nancy Swearingen Business Manager ,,,,,...,...,,,,.......,.., ,...,,,,,. A ivars Smitchens Assistant Business Manager ............,.,,,,......,,,......... Torn Keen Features ..,...... .i...,ii............,......... I o Yager, Bob Hemrnerly Activities ...... ...,.....,.,..........,.,,,. S haron Herbert Athletics .,..,.. ......,,... W ayne Kuhn Artist .,,..i....... ,.......,......,,.,.........,,......... R ayella Turner Circulation ,,,.... ...,,,.., K en Killen, Alice Williamson Typist .................... ,,..........,....,.............,...... Y vonne Perrine Photographer ........ ..........,.... G ilbert Cnaven Advisers ......... .........Mrs. Ewing, Mr. Lutz Qjlujewf ommci Xepresenlafzves 0 ' Zu ent founcz 673 ' dl J Q 'Z Seniors: Albert lackson, Tom Keen, Wayne Kuhn, Margie Shontz luniors: Ronnie Bump, Tom Cleveland, Bill Fry, Ronnie Hill, Ursel Muehlbronner Sophomores: Bob Bauer, Ronnie Lavo, Bob Nusbaum, Iohn Rider, Charles Shireman, David Speas President ....,...............,. .....,.,............. W ayne Kuhn Vice President ,,........ ........... U rsel Muehlbronner Secretary ............... ...,..........,, M argie Shontz Treasurer ........... ....r....... A lbert Jackson Reporter ......,.. ........,.... R onnie Lavo Adviser ........... .......,...... M iss Dietzel The Student Council, consisting of one representative from each home room and two representatives at large, meets each Tuesday at 12:45 in the Art Room. The Council plans student assemblies and other activities. The Magazine Party was planned by the Council, and halt of the cost was as- sumed by it. From proceeds oi the Talent Show, the Council purchased a bronze plaque bearing the name of the school. This has been placed on the front of the building. Two bags of used clothing Were sent to Save the Children Federation to be used for needy children of the World. One oi the discussion groups at the Student Council Convention held at Bexley High School, Columbus, April 29 and 30, was conducted by one of the Columbian students and the adviser. Thirty-nine f , ! Kenai' oczefy Top Row: Gwen Shepherd, lanet Voshall, Bea Bloom, Gilbert Craven, Aivarzi Smitchens, David Shuman, Dale Morton, San- dra Osman, Nancy Swearingen, Margrace Prugh, Rosalie Friedman, .Alice Williamson. 5th Row: Sharon Herbert, Adaline Reinbolt, Charlyn Barle- karnp, Yvonne Perrine, Marcille Lang, Lois Thompson, lanet Oller, Patty Oller, Marcia Bishop, Carolyn Moritz, Elisabeth Campbell, Nancy Io Kirschner, Sue Saul, Sallie Huber. 4th Row: Suzanne Brown, Carolyn McNeal, Kay Gamble, Allen Moore, Lonnie McDaniel, Glen Boles, Bob Rusoff, Tom Cleveland, Lanny Seese, Paul Assenheimer, Iohn Muenter. OFFICERS President ....,,......, ,. ..,... Nancy lo Kirschner Vice President ..,,,,... .. ..... ...,, G wen Shepherd Secretary ....,.......... .......... U rsel Muehlbronner Treasurer .,,... ............ N orma Shumaker Adviser ...,.,............,,.,..,,.....,.....,,............,........,..,,,............,,,,.. Miss Dietzel The Honor Society is composed of students who have made an average of 9070 or above in their subjects during the second semester of the school year 1953-1954 and the first semester of the school year 1954-1955. This year the society is composed of seventy-three members. Officers were elected at the organizational meeting February 7, 1955. The executive committee appointed committees for the Honor Society Banquet which will be held May Sl, l955 at Turner's Restaurant. Forty 3rd Rowi Virginia lones, Ianei Bigham, Sue Richardson, Bev- erly Wolf, loann Betts, Sonja Smith, Barbara Fausey, lanet Reedy, Rose Feasel, ludy Burger, Betty Scherer, Carol lor- dan, Ursel Muehlbronner, 2nd Row: lucly Biller, Tom Crabill, Don Brock, Dave Hertzer, Ronnie Lavo, Glenna Harpst, Nancy Kear, Shirley Rosenfelt, Susan Keefer, Iudy Wharton, ludyr Dennison. lst Row: Anne Stacy, Kathy Larick, Alice Iordan, Barbara Barth, Pat Spitler, Peggy Smith, lanet Shuman, Norma Shu- maker, Keith Hepler, lohn Stoner. Columbian Scholastic Prize Fund During the year l950-l95l, a scholarship fund of S3500 was established to encourage Columbian students to achieve high scholastic standards. This year the fund has been increased to S5000 so that more students may win awards. At Com- mencement a first prize of Sl0.00, second prize of 37.50, and third prize of 35.00 will be awarded to three boys and three girls in each class. Last year the following awards were presented: Seniors-Sl0.007 Henry Frey, leannette Shuman. S 5.00: Gary Spaclcey, Nancy Lindgren. luniors-Sl0.00: Dale Morton, Nancy Swearingen SS 5.00: David Shuman, Ianet Oller. Sophomores-A-Sl0.00: David Zuern, Suzanne Brown S 5.00: Robert Rusoff, Kay Gamble. -XA CW wi e Q c 14, Top Row: Pat Thomas, Vivian Baugher, Dorothy Morrow, Dull, Ianet Sours, Barbara Beck, Pat Monaco, Miss Ioan Enders, Martha Mann, Marcia Strausbaugli, Ursel Detwiler, Muelilbronner, Margrace Prugh, Nancy Miller, Carol Arbogast, Iudy Van Camp. lst Row: Delores Sours, Sylvia Henry, loyce Trapp, Mary Lou Payne, Lois Thompson, Elisabeth Campbell, Helen 2nd Row: Loretta Reiter, Carol Ryman, Gloria Gano, Gottwald, Betty Royer, Charlotte Shiley, Carolyn Wilson. Mary Rosenfelt, Shirley Rosenfeli, Ianet Hunion, Betty President ..........,.. Vice President Secretary ....... Treasurer .....,. Adviser ..,..... OFFICERS ...,...,......Lois Thompson ,..,......Elisabeth Campbell ,............Bea Bloom ..........Shirley Runion ..........Miss Detwiler Forty-one Forty-two Top Row: Ronnie Hill, Grant Alvord, Dale Griftis, Ierry Beisner, Dick Weisenburger, Robert Henninger, lim Beck, Ken Hoeltzcl, Allen Morgan, 3rd Row: Elaine Swift, Alta Terry, loann Ferguson, Ioanne Bordner, Rayella Turner, .Alice Williamson, Donna Pence, Sue Saul, Connie Sanford. Znd Row: Katie Fraley, Yvonne Perrine, Marcille Lang, loyce Trapp, Elisabeth Campbell, Nancy Ferner, Caroline Kohli, Gwen Shepherd, Sandra Gundlach, Mrs. Broker. lst Row: Virginia Salpietro, Patty Oller, Ianet Oller, Ivan l-lesson, Dale Morton, Io Yager, Kay Toepper, Mar- cia Bishop. C3 panisfz Qing orricrzas President ..,...,........................,,,,,........................,,,...........,,,................... Ivan Hesson Vice President and Program Chairman ..........., Dale Morton Janet Oller .Patty Oller Secretary ........,.,,....................,...,,...............................,,,,,.......,, ........... Treasurer ...,............., ........... Social Chairman ..,,., ........,Io Yager Adviser ...,...........,....... ..,....... M rs. Broker Time of Meetings: Second Wednesday of the month. Place: Columbian High School. Fiestas Christmas party at Old Trinity Episcopal Church for all Spanish students Movies of Spain and Mexico Valentine party Pan-American Day observance Amateur hour with Spanish skits and music Picnic in May EZHQQWQ QHQH Top Row: Dick Hrobko, Gary Flechiner, Ronnie Bump, Albert luckson, Ioe Deohl, Ronnie Hill. 1 2nd Row: lone Bighom, Ccxrol lordun, Glenna l-lcirpst, Kay Gamble, Suzanne Brown, Katie Frcxley. lst Row: Miss Herron, Gloria Creeger, Donner Pence, Sallie Huber, Morcille Long, Connie Sanford. QJQQGQ MMM Q Olilfafians Chorlyn Borlekcmp, Io Ann Ycxger, Sclndrcx Osrnon, Potty Oller, Marcia Slrausbough, Marcille Long, Maxine Spiiler, Mrs. Broker, lim Losey. Forty-three Forty-four fczifim Top Row: lim Love, Iohn Muenter 4th Row: Kay Gamble, Bob Hemmerly 3rd Row: Margrace Prugh, Suzanne Brown 2nd Row: Sallie Huber, Sarah Gundlach, David Shuman, Miss Dietzel lst Rowi Rosalie Friedman, Nancy Swearingen, Marcille Lang, Amy lo Russell OFFICERS Consul Primus .......... ............r.,.................. N ancy Swearingen Consul Secundus .......,,, ................. I ohn Muenter Scriba ......... ,,,,...... R osalie Friedman Quaestor ...4... ...,r.,........ K ay Gamble Aeclile .......,,, .4,,,,....... D avid Shuman Magistra ............,.,.....,.............. ........, .,,.. ......,,.,,.. M i s s Dietzel The colors of the Laeti Latini are purple and gold. The motto is Nulli Secundusf' second to none. The Laeti Latini, Happy Latins, is a club consisting of juniors and seniors Who have had three or more years of Latin. Meetings are held on the third Monday of each month. Some oi the highlights ot the year were: a Weiner roast at Oakley Park, junior initiation based on Vergil's Aeneid, slides and movies of Europe, a Christmas party, a Valentine party, Latin Week, a party for freshman and sophomore Latin students on March l7, the biennial banquet, a trip to Cleveland, and the senior farewell. 5Q!IySI.CS QIIILL Top Row: Robert Rusotf, Paul Assenheimer, lolin Mue tier, Larry Altle, lim Ga'e, Grant Alvord, Ronny Bump, Larry Souder 2nd Row: Kenneth Bogard, lim Baum, Allen Moore, G en Roles, Ierry Beisner, Pat Rose, Lanny Seese, Iolfin Mellott, Rodney Baum lst Row: Lyle Francis, Ioe Deahl, Sandra Osmon President ........ll....... ,,....... ....... . . .Grant Atvord joe Dealil Vice President ,.... Secretary ,..,, ...... .......... S a ndra Osmon Treasurer ,....., ..,,,,, I ames Baum Adviser .. ,. ......,,,,,, Mr. Lutz Cflejyuie Resolved, That the Federal Government should initiate a policy ot tree trade among nations friendly to the United States, Standingi Jim Losey, Ioltn Wilcoxgon, Mr. Davidson, Robert Ftusoti, Allen Moore Seated: Keith Hepler, Glen Boles, Ioyce Trapp, Barbara Fausey, Iim Gale Forty-five Top Row: Peggy Tromans, Gloria Creeger, Donna Pence, 3rd Row: Marcia Bishop, Margie Shontz Gwen Shep Marcia Strausbaugh, Sandra Fredritz, Margrace Prugh, herd, Nancy Ferner, Carolyn Wilson, Nancy Miller Shir Alice Williamson, Judy Fingerhuth, Patty Ringle, Ruth ley Runion. Ann Gorsuch, Betty Turner, Patty Oller, Ioann Ferguson. 2nd RCW: Ncncy Swemmgenr Nancy IO Kwschner LOB 4th Row: Sharon Herbert, Ianet Oller, Sandra Gundlach, Thompson. Nancy Squeo, Sarah Gundlach, Kay Smith, Sue Saul, W , F Nancy Hippler, Sallie Huber, Rayella Turner. int ROW' Joanne Bordnet' Forty-six ' Q e e M. 5 GFFICERS President ..,.,.r....... ...,.,,.. , .. ,.,,,,,,,,,,....... loanne Bordner Vice President ........ ........... U rsel Muehlbronner Secretary ,.,,...,,,.,. ..,..,,,...,,....... L ois Thompson Treasurer ..,.,.... ...,.....,,. N ancy Io Kirschner This year the Y- Teen Club was broken into two separate groupsethe lunior-Senior and the Sophomore. The club, which contains approximately ninety members, has had several good speakers, including Cris Ohno, a lapanese student at Heidelberg. Some ot the activities of the year were bake sales, sending gifts to the Women patients at the State Hospital, a joint party with the Hi-Y, and the annual Motherellaughter Banquet. IUNIOR Y - TEENS Top Row: Carol Lautzenhiser, Iudy Dennison, Harriet Kuhn, Iudy Burger, Shirley Parkins, Dorothy Merrill, Suzanne Brown, Carolyn McNeal, Kay Gamble, Sharon Benner, Ioan Enders, Kay Heising, Janet Runion, Priscilla Crawford. 4th Bow: Bobbie Deibert, Barbara Fausey, Barbara Beck, Amy Io Russell, Rose Feasel, Ianet Reedy, Betty Scherer, Carol Kelley, Betty Dull, .Alta Terry, Kathleen Fraley. 3rd Bowl Sonja Smith, Dixie Free, Sue Richardson, lane Bigharn, loan Betts, Mardell Fowler, Beverly Wolf, Cheryl Kleckner. 2nd Row: Betty Estep, Virginia lones, Patsy Frantz, lst Bow: Ursol Muehlbronner. SOPHOMORE Y - TEENS Top Row: Kathy Larick, Edith McGown, Pat Gouker, Mary Lou Peer, Brenda Alvord, Gayle Binder, Anne Stacy, Iudy Biller, Mary Ann Nepper, Ianet Souder, Pat O'Brien, Carol Arbogast, Terry Strausser, Beverly Stiv- erson. 4th Row: Eleanore Schmidt, lean Mahoney, Loretta Reiter, Nancy Rose, Clarice Fetters, Lucille Lather, ludy Van Camp, Sandra Greene, Sylvia Henry, Ianet Shuman, Virginia Salpietro. 3rd Row: Barbara Barth, Shirley Hunt, Alice Iordan, Shirley Beard, Pat Monaco, Carole Toepper, Catherine Mahoney, Pat Thomas. 2nd Bow: Kay Brown, Denise Lentz, Betty Boyer, Barbara Killen, lst Row: Norma Shurriaker. Forty-seven ,f X V X nj X, X ,X UE 0 IUNIOR AND SENIOR HI-Y Top Row: lvai I-lesson, Torn Van Camp, lohn Arbogast, Paul Assenheimer, Bill Fry, Dick We-isenburger, Dick Delaplane, lim Love. 3rd Row: Ronald Schriner, Bob Sponseller, Dick I-lrabko, Aivars Smitchens, Phil Geist, Larry Shalerly, Lanny Seese, Iirn Baum. Forty-eight President .,...,r.,,,,. Vice President .,.... Secretary .,..... lI'GCISLlI'CI' ..... ..,,,,......,.,. ..........,,........,,, , . .. Zrid Bow: Kenny Hoeltzel, Carl Glick, Edward Kirchner, Torn Ehreniried, Dick Kiessling, Allan Morgan, Grant Alvord, Tom Cleveland, lim Scheerer, lst Bow: Vincent Fowler, David Harkins, Donald Well- man, lee Mclfnlire, Dale Morton, Iirn Beck, loe Deahl, Ierry Beisner. OFFICERS ........,,Keriny Heeltzel Fry .,......Iim Sclrieerer .......,,,,,lirii Beck Assistant Secretary-Treasurer ....,,... .....,,, B onny Bump Sergeant at Arms Cliaplain ..,,,,,,,,................ ..,.......Vincer1t Fowler Dave Harkins SOPHOMORE HI - Y Top Row: David Lupton, Gordon Lowe, Herb Crum, Znd Bow: lohn Rider, Bob Wertz, David Aller, Bob Howard Beisner, Bob Myers, Bonnie Kaiser. Bauer, Denny Remy, Don Brock. 3rd Row: Tom McKillip, David Hertzer, Don Kim- lst Bow: Tom Crabill, Dick Steven, Bob Nusbaum, mel, Ronnie Lava, Gene Williamson, Dean Shappell. ludson Clements, Keith Hepler, Bruce Winters, The l954-55 Hi-Y Club began with an induction period of six weeks, ending with twentyeone new members being inducted. Their weekly activities cone sisted of speakers, movies, sport nights, trips, and parties, The year ended with the annual Sweetheart Banquet at Camp Pittenger. Fortyvnine Fifty 1f'a1f1fLczZiC Qing: Top Row: Dave Harkins, Tom Crabill, Ronnie Hill, Bez! Bloom, Lanny Seese, Iim Gale, Bryce Kramer, lud- son Clements, lim Love, Ioe Deahl, lim Losey. 4th Row: Mrs. Conrad, Ruth Ann Gorsuch, Rayella Turner, loann Ferguson, Carol Kelly, Sharon Benner Iudy Burger, Rosalie Friedman, Nancy Swearingen, Kay Smith, Sue Richardson, Helen Gottwald. 3rd Row: Barbara Beck, Mary Lou Payne, loyce Trapp, Carolyn Wilson, Sallie Huber, Carolyn McNeal, Kay Gamble, Suzanne Brown, lanet Oller, Harriet Kuhn, Cheryl Kleckner, Miss Herron. Znd Row: Barbara Killen, Amy Io Russell, Gloria Creeger, Gwen Shepherd, Peggy Tromans, Sonja Smith Barbara Fausey, lane Bigham, Glenna Harpst, Priscilla Crawford, Iudy Dennison, Denise Lentz. 1 lst Row: Sharon Herbert, Margrace Prugh, Ken l-loeltzel, Elisabeth Campbell, Iohn Muenter, Glen Boles Alice Williamson, Patty Oller, f OFFICERS President .................. ...,,.,.,......,......,............ ......... K e nny Hoeltzel Vice President ....... .......,,,,...... I ohn Muenter Secretary ....,,.. ......... E lisabeth Campbell Treasurer ....... ..,..........,.....................,,,.....,...,... G len Boles Advisers .,.....,....... ......,...,.. M iss Herron, Mrs. Conrad The Columbian High Dramatic Club meets every other Friday. ln addi- tion to the usual activities, the club this year presented Antic Spring for the Fremont Thespian Festival and for various city organizations. The Wizard of Oz was given for the children of the city schools, What Men Live By , Alice's Blue Gown , and Antic Spring for the one-act play night, Song of Glory for the Christmas program, and The Cat and the Canary for the year play. Members Who have earned 45 points or more constitute Troupe 1070 of the National Thespian Society. At the beginning of the year eleven students Were National Thespians. C O I' V op Rowt Bob Hcmmerly, Don Miller, Bill Fry, Ronnie Schriner, raiit Alvord, lud Clements, Gene Williamson, lim Elcleberry rnold Snyder, Marvin Helkey, Herbert Crum, Howard Beisner im Losey, Charles Stuckert, Lynn Cutlip, Bob Bauer, Dennis emy, Tom McKillip. n ' ' . Row. Iohnny Rider, Ken Hunker, Tom Ehrentried, Ioanne Bord- er, Phil Goist, lo Yager, Betty Turner, Rayella Turner, Alice Wil- iamfson, Rosalie Friedman, Ruth Ann Gersuch, Vivian Baugher udy VanCamp, Ioan Betts, Don Gossett, Dick Steven, Ronnie Her- ert, David Taylor, Gordon Lowe. rd Row: David Aller, Delores Sours, Betty Boyer, Pat Thomas cndra Greene, Sylvia Henry, Margrace Prugh, Nancy Swear- irzgen, loan Enders Anne Stacy, Norma Shumaker, Mary Lou Peer, Mardell Fowler, Ursel Muehlbronner, ludy Burger, Kay Heising, Sonia Smith, Margie Shontz, Kay Smith, lohn Wilcoxson. 2rd Row: Bob Huffman, Barbara Killen, Pat Monaco, Barbara Barth, Glenna Harpxst, Carole Toepper, Yvonne Perrine, Ioyce Trapp, Patsy Hill, Beci Bloom, Lois Thompson, Nancy Miller, Ianet Shu- man, Alice Iordan, Sue Saul, Marcia Strausbaugh, Carol Iordan, Barbara Fausey, Gwen Shepherd, Carolyn Wilson. lst Row: Kathy Larick, Barbara Beck, Beatrice Niswander, Bobbie Deibert, Betsy Vogt, Kay Toepper, Lucille Lather, Carolyn Kohli, Nancy Rose, Patty Lynn, Gayle Binder, Beverly Wolf, Sharon Her- bert, Janet Kerschner, Adaline Reinbolt, Harriet Kuhn, Sonja Miller. OFFICERS President .,.i..,,,...,..,. ......,.......,i,,....,....,...... .,..,........ D o n Gossett Vice President ...,,.. i.....,..., M argie Shontz Secretary .........,., ,....,,,.,. K athy Larick Treasurer ..,,,... Fry Girls' Sextette Margrace Prugh, Claudia Grimm, Nancy Swearingen, Raye-lla Turner, Rosalie Friedman, Glenna Harpst. Fifty-one The CLVL Flute David Shuman Carolyn McNeal Nancy Io Ferner Dixie Van Buren Trombone lames Baum Dale Morton Sally Huber Rayella Turner Iohn Arbogast Carol lean Arbogast Charles Iohnson Alto Saxophone David Hollert ludy Biller Sharon Benner Tenor Saxophone Robert Meyer Fifty two President ....rr....,........ Vice President ......,... Secretary .............. Treasurer ..... Clarinet Iariet Voshall Patricia Oller Kay Gamble Suzanne Brown Sandra Fredritz lanet Shuman Carol Kelley David Hertzer Nancy Rose David Lupton Muriel Steininger Margaret Moran Mary Fox Iohn Myers Alto Clarinet Ioann Ferguson Iudy Dennison Bass Clarinet Donna Pence ludy Fingerhuth Drums: Sue Saul Nancy Io Kirschner David Harkins Beverly Stiverson Ronnie Kaiser Loretta Reiter Terry Strausser OFFICERS ......,.......Kenny Hoeltzel ...........Paul Assenheimer .............Lucille Lather Baum Comet Ken Hoeltzel Priscilla Crawford William Adams Darl Weber Betty Biller Bill Martin Oboe Norma Shumaker Bassoon Mary Ann Nepper Bell Lyre Amy Io Russell Baritone Lucille Lather Richard Burner Larry Ahle Bass Hom Paul Assenheimer Dick Delaplane Bill Dotson Cymbals Sue Grotty Tympani Ianet Oller French Hom Gary Biddle Bryce Kramer Kathleen Larick Trumpet Iudson Clements Dan Leopold Sylvia Brewer MR. MYERS MR. STEIN .um 2122: E Qzzf , r i Lf, L, QfMaj'0VeZZes Head Mcxjorettes-Icmet Oller, Royellcz Turner Mcxjorettes-Diane Flechtner, Sue Richardson, Claudia Grimm, Kay Gamble Mascots-Kathleen Schrenk, David Pinkerton, Carolyn Lonswcry Fifty-ihree QOZM1f'Vl'LiCl1fL Qjhlzooj QVCZTCSZTCL First Violin Flute Connie Sanford Sue Assenheimer Margaret Biller Martha Hertzer French Horn Vifgiflifl KGY Ralph Berger Second Violin Raymond Field Elaine Baugher Phyllis Wolf Carol Moneghan Comet Clarinet Bryce Kramer David Hertzer Trombone Direcior Charles Iohnson Mr. Myers Saxophone Iudy Biller David Hofferl Carol Kelley Robert Meyers Iohn Myers Fifty lour D ance Lgbamc Drums Cornet Trombone Piano Ianet Oller Ken Hoellzel lames Baum Ianet Voshall David Harkins Bill .Adams Dale Morton Ronnie Kaiser Iudson Clements QZLQQVZQGCJQVS lane Bigham Margie Shontz-Heacl Cheerleader Betsy Vogt Mardell Fowler Katie Fraley GX? Sophomore Cheerleaders Eleanore Schmidt Carole Toepper Sandra Greene Fifty-five is 3 fb fgjefv C1 President ............,., Vice President ......... ....,,,, Secretary ....,................,,,.. Secretary ot Points ....... Treasurer .....,..... , ..........,,.. Adviser ,..,. .. .,,,,., ludy Fingerhuth .Nancy Io Kirschner Gamble ...........Nancy Ferner ...,t...Carolyn McNeal Cronin The Pep Squad sponsors the annual football dance. This year they were in charge of the Homecoming celebration. They raised money to buy the cheerleaders' White jackets tor the football season, The Pep Squad mas in charge ot checking coats at the basketball games. Senior Pep Squad Top Rowi Sallie Huber, Gloria Creeger, Nancy Hippler, Io Yager, Rayella Turner, Claudia Grimm Donia Pence Margrace Prugh, Alice Williamson, Betty Turner, Ioani Ferguson. 4th Row: Nancy Swearingen, Sandra Gundlach, Kay Smith, Sue Saul, Sharon Herbert 3rd How: Margie Shontz, Sarah Gundlach, Nancy Squeo. 2nd Row: Betsy Vogt, Peggy Trornans, Gwen Shepherd, lst Row: Nancy Ferner, Nancy Io Kirschner, Iudy Finge'huth. Fifty-six Iunior Pep Squad Top ROW: loann Betts, Shirley Parlcins, Carolyn McNeal, Kay Gamble, Suzanne Brown, loan Enders. 4th Bow. Beverly Wolf, Sue Ann Richardson, Barbara Beck, Barbara Fausey, Harriet Kuhn, Alta Terry, Sharon Benner. 3rd Bow: Ianet Beedy, Bose Feasel, Virainia lones, ludy Dennison, Priscilla Crawford, Betty Dull. 2nd Row' Patsy Frantz, Dixie Free, Carol Lautzenhiser, Betty Estep, Bobby Deibert, ludy Burger, Darlene Fuller. lst Bow: Mardell Fowler, Katy Fraley, lane Bigham. Sophomore Pep Squad Top Bow: Mary Lou Peer, Fcaay Huhkcr, Norma Shuinaker, Fat O'Brien, Mary Ann Nepper, ludy Biller, Carol Arboqant 4th Row: Loretta Reiter, Lucy Lather, Nancy Bose, Betty Boyer, Pat Thomas, Brenda Alvord, Gayle Binder. 3rd Bow. Catherine Mahoney, Alice lordan, Shirley Beard, Indy Var1Camp, Pat Lynch, Marie Hines, Sylvia Henry, lean Mahoney. 2nd Row: Anne Stacy, Kathy Larick, Barbara Killen, Beverly Stiverson, Pat Gouker, Edith McGown, Pat Monaco, Ethel Lee, lst Row: Carole Toepper, Eleanor Schmidt, Sandy Greene. Fifty-seven Fifty-eight arsiily Standing: Dale Griftis, Allen Krock, Dick Weisen- Seated: Dave Riley, Don Kimmel, Bob Bauer, burger, Ken Hunker, Bill Fry, Tom Myers, Gene Dick Kiessling, Wayne Kuhn, Ken Killen, Pat Cook, Bing Fowler, Larry Shaterly, Ierry Frey, Rose, Don Gossett, Phil Goist, Gene Smith, Iim lim Scheerer, Allen Morgan, Iim Ekleberry, Don Kimmel, Gene Williamson, Tom McKillip. Mitchell. OFFICERS President ........,.......... ................................. ............. W a yne Kuhn Vice President ........ ............ G ene Smith Secretary ............. ............. I im Kimmel Treasurer ..,....... ............................... B ill Fry Adviser .......... ............. M r. Mazzaterro The Varsity T is composed of boys who have earned their letter in athletics. The club has a two-fold purpose: to promote co-operation and fel- lowship with other athletes .and to honor athletic achievement. The scoreboard which the club purchased by selling novelties was first used in this year's basketball season. Each year the club awards an achievement trophy to the boy who best exemplifies athletic ability, sportsmanship in everything that he does, scholar- ship, participation in other activities, and high moral standards. Last year this award was presented to David Drake. CQ1:'lf'!8, Qflilefic ssocfaffion Miller, Gloria Gano, Eleanore Schmidt, Barbara Top Row: Maxine Spitler, Pat Monaco, Alice Miller, Ellen Drake, Ioyce Trapp. Matthews, Esther Miller, Ancilla McEntire, Helen Gottwald, Iane Miller, Pat O'Brien. Znd Row: Betty Estep, Mary Lou Payne, loyce lst Row: Roberta Dayton, Bea Bloom, Carol Myers, Mrs. Cronin, Ianet Souder, Ioan Enders, Iolene Nye. OFFICERS President ................. ...................,.,.,.......... .......... B 9 Cl BlOOIT1 Vice President .................. .......... I anet Souder Secretary-Treasurer ....... ............ C arol Meyers Reporter ............................. ............ I oan Enders Adviser ..,.... ............. M rs. Cronin On the second and fourth Wednesday of every month you will find Colum- bian's gymnasium ringing with shouts and laughter as the G. A. A. holds its regular meeting. What is G. A. Af? Well, it's a group of girls who get together to play basketball, volleyball, badminton, and numerous other games. Besides learn- ing to play different games, they learn the value of team work, good sports- manship, and good will by participating in the club's activities. This organiza- tion is state-wide and nation-wide, and Columbian is only one of the schools that participate. Fifty-nine Sixty l l is BLUE fs GOLD SALESMEN Top Row: Margie Shontz, Dale Morton, Dale Grilfis, Nancy Ferner 2nd Row: Albert lackson, lim Scheerer, Larry Shalerly lst Row: Betsy Vogt, Rosalie Friedman, Sue Saul STADIUM BOOTH SALESMEN lohn Tarbutton, Gilbert Craven, Alice Williamson, Sharon Herbert, Bob I-lernmerly, Nancy Swearingen, Io Yager, Aivars Smitchens, Iohri Mogle 15? , fix HIGH MAGAZINE SALESMEN ludy Fingerhuth, Rosalie Friedman, lo Yager, Rayella Turner, David Shuman, Sue Richardson, Keith Hepler, Caroline Kohli, Loretta Reiter, Sandra Freclritz, .Anne Stacy, Dale Lather, ludy Wharton X Lv NQN 75 ith ga 3 ae 7 2 N, M 65 5 G. SMA L.Shaff2f-6, 98 l E' I' TM .fs D I-iw-Km yn? W 5 W Kflleh Ku 'I' IFl'gy MMP 5? 6. Cook .1 Krock Football Squad Picture on Pages 52-63 Top Row: Iackson, Kuhn, Riley, Frey, Cook, Shaterly, D. Kimmel, Biddle, Walters, Krock, Fry, Fowler, Scheerer, I, Kimmel, Beisner, Daughenbaugh, Downs, Lowe, Nusbaum. 2nd Row: Helkey, Trapp, l-lunker, Killen, Bauer, Williamson, Brown, Morgan, Kiessling, Hrabko, Kerchner, Ekleberry Arbogast. lst Row: G. Smith, D. Mitchell, Aller, Hartman, Rider, Har- kins, Martin, McKillip, T. Myers. Underclass Lettermen Standing: Dave Riley, Ken l-lunker, Gene Williamson, Dick Kiessling, Bob Daughenbaugh, Kneeling: Don Kimmel, Bob Bauer, Tom McKillip, Allen Morgan, City Champs Calvert-7 Columbian-27 Columbian wound up its season by defeating Calvert to win the city championship. Columbian's first touchdown came as Gene Williamson generaled the Columbianites from the one-toot line to Calverts goal and ended the drive with his 54-yard run. Williamson then passed to Kimmel in the second quarter for another 6 points. Williamson again passed but this time to Cook for Columbian's second touchdown in the second quarter, ln the third quarter, Williamson took the ball and ran 85 yards for Columbiarfs fourth touchdown of the game. Ierry Frey converted three extra points. ofrfftefrn miie eagme The Northern Ohio League is composed of eight high schools which include Bellevue, Bucyrus, Galion, Norwalk, Shelby, Upper Sandusky, Willard, and Tiffin Columbian. Columbian dropped from the old Buckeye League last year while Crestline dropped from the N. O. L. at about the same time. Then Columbian was selected from a group of high schools which wished to enter the N. O. L. The purpose of this league is the advancement of high school sports which develop competition in almost every activity. The principal sports are football, basketball, and track. Besides sports events, N. O. L. has competitive band, orchestra, and choral festivals during the school year. -- '- T I-'I-'15 Bucyrus-18 Columbian-27 Coach Butdorf's debut was a success as Columbian swamped Bucyrus. This victory did not come easy though. Bucyrus ran back the opening kick-off for a touchdown. Columbian then received the ball and fumbled deep in their own territory after having the ball for only three plays. Columbian made 21 points in the second period to clinch the win. This was also Columbian's first N.O.L. win and game. Ierry Frey, Bill Fry, Larry Shaferly, and lim Kimmel, who recovered a fumble in the end zone, each made touch- downs. Ierry Frey also kicked 3 extra points. Port Clinton-32 Columbian--27 In a seesaw battle, Columbian lost to Port Clinton be- cause of the shifty running of a Port Clinton halfback who made 71, 46, and 64-yard runs to put the score out of Columbian's reach. Bill Fry and Larry Shaferly each tallied once while Ierry Frey made 2 touchdowns and 3 extra points. This was a non-league game. Marion-24 Columbian-0 With plenty of aid from Columbian's fumbles, Marion Hard- ing defeated Columbian 24-0 in Marion. Two touchdowns were set up by fumbles as Marion blanked Columbian in the best played defensive game Columbian has shown yet this year. When Columbian's offense did get rolling, they were usually deep in their own territory and were stopped before any long drives could be completed. This was a non-league game and the last one with one of our old Buckeye League foes. Norwalk-6 Columbian,-14 In the poorest game Columbian had played so far this year, they defeated Norwalk for their second N.O.L. victory. Midway in the first quarter, Ierry Frey made an 88-yard punt return to give Columbian their first touchdown. Colum- bian again threatened to score several times until the fourth quarter when Ierry Frey went 14 yards for the second touchdown. Frey made both extra points. In the third quarter Norwalk scored their only touchdown of the eve- ning. Galion-5 Columbian-7 The third N.O.L. game was played at Galion on a rain- soaked field. The game was a continuous exchange of the ball. Galion recovered a fumble in the second period on Columbian's 35 and they went on to score. They missed the extra point. Columbian recovered a fumble on the 39- yard line in the last 7 minutes of the fourth quarter to go on and score. With a minute remaining, Ierry Frey ran over the extra point. This was the third straight N.O.L. win. Willard-19 'Columbian-26 Columbian went on to its fourth N.O.L. victory, defeating Willard in a hard-fought ball game. With the score 20-19 in the last quarter, Tom Myers intercepted a pass on Co- lumbian's 33-yard line to stop the drive. On the next play Gene Williamson carried the ball 67 yards to score grid put the ball game out of Willard's reach. Larry Shaferly, Gene Cook, and lerry Frey each crossed the goal line once. Ierry Frey kicked 2 of the extra points. Upper Sandusky-14 Columbian-7 Upper Sandusky gave Columbian its first defeat in N.O.L, Colflpetition. Columbian gave a poor first-half showing in which Upper made both their touchdowns. Columbian's defense then held Upper in the second half, but the offense didnt move until almost the end of the last quarter when they made their only touchdown. Shelby-59 Columbian-6 Columbian was handed its worst defeat of the season by Shelby. Columbian's only touchdown was made in the third quarter by Larry Shaferly. Shelby's speedy backs ran through Columbian's defense for many long runs to run up a total of 56 points. This gave Columbian an even record with 4 wins and 4 losses. N. O. L. Berths Iohn Arbogast-first-string center Gene Cook-second-string end Ierry Frey-second-string halfback Gene Williamson-honorable mention quarterback Wayne Kuhn-honorable mention guard Sixty-five X Minn 'P ' 555' if 'l'i2'ff fi' 5' 8: 1 ' f f iw 3 N'-1 ,.'2 .,,,, f :,A Q .. n:,,:THH:. ....Q.A Pg., .,,V .... Q, ,2: ,5.. A ,. , , , V ,, , .. . .,: l ...., W, ,, ..-N . 1 ' '. -'V mimi, ,....,.:. . . Mig, . .:.,., ., , -.,.,... Q, .,.:,,:. ,,,,, , , -22 .-,k. ,--- 3 MX , K, .,x,... .1 ,... gil, L ...,..:.: .. ug, Q .. 3. vga 15 i f ' W4 A AA ' f wif Na+ .flrfgajsy X , M N Q., ?Hg Em? Y E fs I 'A f yi f ' im ' is aw K ff THE 1954 My W M THE, MANAGERS. QL 601.57 WCQKS MEDANIEL CCAC?-IES JOHN MSKENNA GEURGE. JAN , JIM KIMMEL wa ff. H. fs: , Q S Q SX ,jf wN if gi, . if gg! if Hx Y. I ' 1 A GENE COOK gig W? x SQL, D fu. 7 , A iff y 'Aii ,Q I gA gm P Q V ya Y lg? DON GOSS-ETT Assamnesmsn, GENE. 5MsTH BUCK WEESENBLH-EGERL QCLVSZZU CL S ge Z7 Cl ' 6S8iVV8S Reserve Squad Standing: Lavo, Beisner, Stoner Speas, Riley, Williamson Kneeling: McKillip, Blume, Remy D. Mitchell, I, Iohnson, Ehrenfried ooooooop- N. O. L. Berths Don Gossett-first-string Gene Smith-second-string Iim Kimmel-honorable mention Varsity Record Columbian 7l Upper Sandusky 52 Columbian 60 Bucyrus 57 Columbian 92 Port Clinton 52 Columbian 50 Findlay 54 Columbian 64 Fremont 56 Columbian SU Willard 38 Columbian 53 Bowling Green 34 Columbian 64 Sandusky 52 Columbian 66 Galion 64 Columbian 7l Shelby 75 Columbian 57 Upper Sandusky 47 Columbian 53 Norwalk 59 Columbian 64 Calvert 47 Columbian 81 Bucyrus 72 Columbian 72 Bellevue 45 Columbian 70 Willard 65 lO68 869 Won-l3 Lost-3 Tournament Columbian 6l Port Clinton 69 Names oi Varsity Squad tpicture on preceding pagel I Blume G Smith, D. Gossett-captain, I. Stoner, P, Assenheimer, D. Weisenburger, R Work G Cook, B. Fry, I. Kimmel, G. Williamson, R. Lavo, Basketball Summary Reserve Record Coach George lanson and the team in Colum- bian's first year in N.O.L. competition came up with a league record of five wins and two losses, to put Columbian in second place in the standings, The seasons record was a fine total of thirteen wins and three losses, with Columbian's winning the city championship by defeating Calvert, 64 - 47. A dis- appointment came though as Port Clinton defeated Columbian in the first game of the Sandusky tourn- ament. Congratulations to the team and Coach lanson on a fine season. C-LXQCX9 N. O. L. Standings Won Lost Shelby 7 0 Columbian 5 2 Galion 5 2 Norwalk 5 2 Bucyrus 3 4 Bellevue 2 5 Willard l 6 Upper Sandusky 0 7 Columbian Columbian Columbian Columbian Columbian Columbian Columbian Columbian Columbian Columbian Columbian Columbian Columbian Columbian Columbian Columbian 33 Upper Sandusky 24 39 Bucyrus 30 4l Port Clinton 49 34 Findlay 26 45 Fremont 30 59 Willard 42 47 Bowling Green 3l 43 Sandusky 29 46 Galion 43 42 Shelby 35 5l Upper Sandusky 38 63 Norwalk 30 48 Calvert 25 46 Bucyrus 4l 52 Bellevue 24 54 Willard 36 743 533 Wonn l 5 Lostrfl Varsity 1955 Track Schedule April l2f- Columbian at Upper Sandusky April l4-'eGalion at Columbian April l9-Willard at Columbian April 2lfBucyrus at Columbian April 26fNorWalk at Columbian April 28ffShelby at Columbian May 3ffNorthern Ohio Track Meet at Columbian May 5fBellevue at Columbian May l0-lle-Decathlon fintersauadl at Columbian May l4fNorthwestern Chio District Meet at Mansfield May 2l-22fState Meet at Columbus Sixtyfnine KXCD fjrczc' Q COLUMBIAN Top Row: R. Nufsbourii, I Fey, D Miller, M. Hclky, l, Kiitirnsl, B Krortier, G Biddle, VV. Fry, K Hiinlcor, H Boimnor 2nd Row. Coach Krause, G. Williamson, R. Long, V. Fowler, D. Kimmel, D Aller, G. Lowe, H. Boiler, L Liiioiorly, l. Frey. lst ROWV l- Rid0T, l. Ekleberry, K. Killerl, D. Riley, T. Myers, D. Mitchell, S. Bloom, I. Mclfntire, I. Martin. IUNIOR HIGH Top Row lordon,Pc1inter, Wliiiernon,Digby,Reinbolt,Kololirnoinen, Orwiq, Blum, Stoiiifcr, She-oly, Rico, Smith Huber, Hixsori. 2nd Howi Conch McKillip, Angus, Mogle, Poyrier, Digby, Tropp, Turner, Fodley, Yciger, Kuhn, Dennison, Bernard Froley, Dull, Pergrom. lsat Row: Borlokompl Vogelsorig, Frorliz, Wellmon, Bordrler, A. Smith, Myers, Mills, Lcxrick, Stoib, Chopmrln, Bome D15-N Q, -' 'QA QQ, Q rw 2 -'aww X 1152 5 3 12 gZz1f z1f01f Uigln QLZLOO fu C'U1'ecfefl . . . 1QQ3-24 6?O!O1'S . . . G1'OOW GHC! Cgnroiiwzeni . . . 574 S tyt 'lftVLiO7' Sue Auble ......,..,,............. Berton D. Bigham ,.,.,.... Florence Bowers .........,, gaglz Cgnaculiy .......,...........,Special Education ..,........Arithmetic 8, 9-Science . ...............,.............,,,,,...... English 8 Paul V. Brown ................. ..........,..................,,,,,......,.......................,...... A rithmetic Forrest M. Brown ...,....,..... ......,.,,,........................4.....,,,,.............,,.................. H isiory 8 Richard Butdort ...,,...,...... .......... M echanical Drawing, Arithmetic 7 Kathleen Carrick ,.......... Home Economics Ralph E. Cole .....,..... ......,...... I nclustrial Arts Zelrna Doran ,,,,......... ................,.... E nglish 9 Miriam Gilliam ............,.... .....,,.. A rithmetic 8 Florence Heclcman ........... ...............,.,...,,........r.,,. A rithmetic 7 D. I. Kingsmore .....,......... ,......,..,..,....,,.................,,........., S cience 9 William Krause ........... ,........... H istory 7, Geography 7 i Mary Menke .............. ....,,..........,......,..................................,. E nglish 7 l john McKenna ...........,, .,,..,,,.. H istory, Geography, English V 7 Milton McKillip ........... ..........,.......................................... S cience 8 HAROLD STEPHENSFPHHCWQI Helen Pfeifer ......,,.,,.., .,,,,,,., ..,. ..............,..,,. E n g lish, Latin Mary C. Prugh ,.......... ......................,.,..,..,........ L ibrary, Guidance Fannie Rolland ,,,,,........ ........... A lgebra l, General Business Grace Williams .....,.... .......,,..,....... G eography, Literature Top Row: Mr, McKillip, Mr. Kingsmore, Mr. Krause, Mr. Stein, Mr. Forrest Brown, Mr. Bigham 3rd Row: Mr. Cole, Mr. Paul Brown, Mrs. Kiesel, Miss Pfeiter, Mr. McKenna, Mr, Butdori Zncl Row: Mrs. Cronin, Mrs, Carrick, Mrs. Gilliam, Miss Grill, Mrs, Prugh, Miss Williams, Miss Heckman lst Row: Mrs. Menke, Mrs. Auble, Mr. Stephens, Miss Ftollancl, Mrs, Bowers IN MEMORIAM - BERTON D. BIGHAM Died March 26, 1955 Seventy-three Seventy-tour Cavan e Room 202 Top Row: Tom Bordner, Arthur Craft, George Digby, Ray Agerter, Leroy Daughenbaugh Beverly Burns, ludy Blust. 4th Row: Iulie Beck, Dori Bernard, David Brown, Tom Bean, Ioe Angus, Mitchell Bryant Rebecca Dildine. 3rd Row: Hazel Bickley, Sylvia Brewer, Gertrude Digby, Norma Bacon, Ruth Ann Bour Martha Bakalis, Barbara Barlekamp. 2nd Row: Charlotte Beard, Bobbie Dayton, ludy Berezin, Ulysses Dewald, Douglas Craw- ford, Phyllis Agerter, Cherie Cook. lst Row: lon Blum, Richard Digby, Richard Burner, Dale Angelbeclc, Kenneth Chapman Chris Bame. f Room 209 ' Top Row: Clarence Hippler, Sonia Keller, Lillian Feasel, lan Kolehmainen, Clifford Ever- hart, Dalbert Hemminger, ,Albert Hemminger. 4th Row: Evelyn Hottenstein, Charles Iohnson, lorry Hoffman, loyce Fowler, Nancy Gross, Diane Flechtrier, Sue Ann Grotty. 3rd Row: Tom Haaser, Elinor Kagy, Nancy Smith, Carole lacoby, Mary Fox, Ann Ferguson, Richard Ditslear, 2nd Row: Miss Pteifer, David Helkey, Ross Kizer, Darlene Iacoby, Rita Doll, Margaret Graham, Betty Kear, Trolas Hacle, lanice Downs, lst Row: Tom Downey, William Hill, Steven Hixson, Dale Fadley, Pat Huber, Victor Hippler. f Room 208 Top Row: Herbert Love, Iim Nel- son, Elizabeth Mizen, Marcia Kuhn, Glenn Malling, Ned Mil- ler. 4th Row: lane Miller, Esther Mil- ler, Charlotte Myers, Peggy Mor- an, Iudy Miller, Carol Meyers, Nancy O'Brien, 3rd Row: Mary Kovach, Donna Lather, Cathy Michaels, Ann Noble, Raymond Myers, Richard Kuhn, Bob Montz. Znd Row: Mr. Kingumore, Doris Marrow, Ioyce Miller, Loretta M':Cray, Alice Matthews, Bar- bara Miller, Ioan Moore. lst Row: Kathryn Downs, Troy Landrum, Donna Loescher, An- cilla McEntire, Richard Euston, Melvin Orwig. Room 201 Too Row: Milton Smith, David lteinbolt, Carl Rice lr., Rooert Shccly, Gene Sherer, Bill Spina, Bill Stauiier. 4th Row: Michael Rem burg, Duane Painter, Iames Sharpe, Philip Osmon, Earl Peters, Fred- erick Peck. 3rd Row: Donna Scott, Ioyce Shepherd, Iudy Rinebold, lean Rutherford, Iudith Routh, Marilyn Roxen, Bill Reidmiller. 2nd Row: Iohn Paul, Michael Rex, lrene Reineks, Ianet Sommer, Carol Sue Peer, Frances Rob- bins, Don Delene Cwens, lst Row: Miss Rolland, Ianet Schmidt, Muriel Steininger, Philip Runion, Ierry Raudebaugh, Fred Stark, Eugene Startzman, Donald Shaull. 3? it G5 Room 214 Top Row: Tom Nims, Iohn Turner, Ralph Green, lim Wade, Robert Whiteman, Donald Weber, Sterling Abbott. 3rd Row: Robert Webb, Frank Ricci, Tim Renninger, Robert Yager, lerry Swarider, Dick Vogelsong, Charles Postalwait, Darl Feogles. 2nd Row: Elaine Terry, Carolyn Weber, Martha Gorby, Ruth Crabill, Sharon Bish, Iudy Williams, Mary Lou Walker, Ianet Weaver. lst Row: Patty Vogelsong, Ann Hatton, Iuanita Tong, Dixie Van Buren, Iames Williams, Robert Tarlton, Shirley Yentzer, Barbara Wise, Mr, Brown. Seventy-tive Seventy-six 6 igWlLfL gmt e Top Row: Frank Bacon, Barbara Beasley, Glenda Allbaugh, Bill Biddle, Christine Beisner, Bonnie Cline, lanis Briney, Sue Assenheimer. 4th Row: Donald Dull, Ronald Bell, Lois Bryant, Barbara Ditslear, Susan Conner, Nancy Biller, Doris Dull. 3rd Row: Donald Bird, Elaine Baugher, Carol Angus, Karen Blust, Suzanne Brill, Ioanne Baum, Mary Iane Angelbeck, Lawrence Barlekamp. 2nd Row: Eddie Byrum, Carol Chinnis, Ioanne Berezin, Helen Barth, Charlotte Adams, Iames Drake, Arthur delonge, Tony Briihl, Mrs, .Auble. lst Row: George Beam, Donnie Davis, Bernard Crouse, Clinton Dull, Ralph Berger, Lester Cook. Room 108 Top Row: Marie Froehlich, Suzanna Gundlach, Ierry Dull, Penelope Heck, Ietlrey Fox, Linda Haines, Ernest Estep, Phyllis Feasel, 4th Row: Raymond Field, Margaret Hemlinger, Suzanne Cunningham, Steve Hartsel, Charles Frontz, ludith Funclerburg, Victor Goldsloerry. 3rd Row: Iris England, Dick Heebsh, Elizabeth Ebel, Thomas Harper, Carl Grieselding, Frances Dunn, Susan Duran, Lyn Fauber. 2nd Row: Arlene Francis, Patricia Franklin, Iohn Eichhorn, Elaine Heck, Mary Lou Finger- huth, Lana Flanders, Sandra Eidt, Mrs. Gilliam, lst Row: Lynn Gamble, Roberta Fuller, Ralph Fraley, Donald Feasel, Robert Fowler, David Eaton. .i.. - . .. Room 107 Top Row: Milford Tanner, Norris Baker, Donald Webb, Warren Spencer, Richard Wetherill, Charlotte Taylor, Ianet Weber, Susan Spencer. 4th Row: Gary Chaney, Billy Young, Ronald Wellman, Barbara Schlosser, Mara Smitchens, Frances Schock, Iames Semer, Robin VanCamp. 3rd Row: Chris Thompson, Larry Thomas, Polly Williams, Elizabeth Smith, Shirley St. Clair, Gloria Zeis, Peggy Schrickel, Robert Taylor, Larry Wenner. 2nd Row: Nancy Sherman, lack Sawyer, Louis Shepherd, Thomas Spitler, lim Sessions, Wayne Shepherd, lim Wetzel, Dean Strausbaugh, Willis Staib, Mr. Bigham. lst Row: Robert Iordan, Monte Waters, Bill Stoner, Merle Smith, Kenneth Shellhouse, Barry Wade, Ronald Warf. Room 210 Top Row: Linda Mercer, Prud- ence Hoerig, Ronald Iohnson, Margaret Mclntyre, Charles Love, Ierry Mathias. 4th Row: Iudy Lupton, Marilyn Iones, Virginia Kay, Barbara Io Hough, Elizabeth Krupp, Ierry Lupton, Thomas Malone. 3rd Row: Della Kimmel, Fred Hepp, Kit Larick, Carolyn Lons- way, Lea lean Mesnard, Loretta Kohli, Virginia Kopp. Znd Row: David Kilen, Charles Iordon, Evelyn Lee, Martha Hert- zer, ludy Herbert, Iames Kuhn, Glenda Little, Sharon Kizer, Mrs. Bowers. lst Row: Loyd Kirby, Harold Kapp, Bonnie Hites, Sandra Krause, Richard Hoffman, Fred McDole, Room 203 Top Row: Gary Richardson, Lar- ry Sager, Vernon Miller, Ronald Moore, Ralph Mogle, Gene Mil- ler, Billy Pryor. 4th Row: David Pinkerton, Doug- las Mills, Betty Mitchell, Beverly Morris, Iackie Nusbaum, Ioan Reynolds, Rita Runion. 3rd Row: lohn Morgan, Dorothy Moyer, Paul Moffett, Iackie Mogle, Billy Roby, .Allen Smith. Barbara Moffett, Edith Peck. Znd Row: Mr. McKillip, Thomas Robinson, Mike Mills, Melvin Rcedy, Richard Reinbolt, Ken Robes, Flora Monaco, Mike Noftz. l't Row: Roger Pitts, Robert Nichols, Iim Balmer, Horst Muehl- bronner, Burton Park, Ierry Per- gram. Seventy-seven KN , .S evezzzlfz trac e Top Row: Miriam Lewis, Ray- mond lohn, Iudith Helkey, lane Hoerneman, William Karle, Nancy Kacymask, Dennis Kerchner. 4th Row: Dennis Ke-ar, Henry Heintz Ir., Sharon Hossler, Re- becca Heilman, Ronald Hed- Seventy-eight Room 102 ges, lerry Hoffer, lames lohn- son. 3rd Row: Iudith Hoffman, David Kahler, Edward Iones, Patricia Lee, Patricia Hensley, Sandra lacoby, ludy Iacobs. 2nd Row: Rebecca Hoffman, Thomas Hepp, David Lather, Room 105 Top Row: Linda Adams, Carol Diemer, Ianet Sue Biller, Nancy Clouse, Milo Bishop, Dorothy Burke, Sandra Beard, Peter Danenberg. 4th Row: Geraldine Brown, ludy Ditslear, Margret Doyle, Sharon Crabtree, lean Betts, Duane Cook, Margie Baker. 3rd Row: Barbara Cook, Lindy Brant, Bob Biddle, Virgil Downs, Cleo Barto, Tom Bid- dle, Tom Bame, Georgia Drake, 2nd ROW: Mr. Butdorf, Roberta Bridinger, Diane Byrne, Eddie Beitel, Ronald Adelsperger, Iudith Deahl, Charlene Beis- ner' Mary Dildine. lst Row: Iames Barger, Lynn Bish, Darla Bare, Ethelyn Boles, Carol Bean, Gerald An- derson, Room 101 Top Row: Carol Ferrell, Carol Feagles, David Hamilton, Rich- ard Edwards, Sandra Dull, Margaret Estep, Zella Harris. 4th Row: Dallas Hade, Carol Haaser, Martha Gorsuch, lon Drohen, Walter Eaton, Doug- las Halcornb, Christine George, 3rd Row: Victor Duran, Robert Ebel, Susan Funk, Kathleen Fowler, David Fitzpatrick, Mar- tha Fawcett, Iames Eidt. 2nd Row: Mrs, Menke, .Alma Glick, Nancy Gundlach, Dan- ny Gouker, Robert Frederick, Ronald Flechtner, Floyd Farm- er, Henry Halcomb. lst Row: Rachel Dunkelberger, Allan Harris, Wallace Grimm lames Ferguson, Harold Har- ger, Paul Grove. I Thomas Harrold, Barbara Huff- man, Wanda lson, Miss Heck- man. lst Row: Marietta Keller, Eu- gene Hippler, Robert Hepper- ly, Ronald Heminger, ferry Kerschner, Patricia Hartman. Room 109 Top Row: Doris Ramsey, Mar- cia Lydey, Louise Mathias, Zola Evans, Ianet McConnell, Kenneth Messersmith. 4th Row: Nancy Rohm, Vicki Mathias, Carol Moneghan, Sharon Melroy, Dick Long, Doris Myers. 3rd Row: Sandra Lowery, ,Ardith Martin, Marlene Pasko, Martha Payne, Raymond Naugle, Edwards Porter, Znd Rowi Mr. McKenna, Ron- ald Powers, Lanny Raude- baugh, Linda Perry, Kathleen Mathias, Gary Morningstar, Larry loe Queen. lst Row: Nancy Murray, Neal Bowers, Robert Mitten, Dar- lene Mitchell, Delores Perry, Denis Meyers. Room 112 Top Row: Patricia Riley, lerry Shaffer, Ronald Semer, Iudy Rice, Carol Sherer, Ianice Slusher, Helen Staib. 4th Row: Mary Ringle, Ianice St, Clair, Beatrice Sours, Sue Sponseller, Kathleen Rems- berg, Dick Smith, Iames Smith. 3rd Row: Loyal Sager, Patricia Shobe, lack Stower, Iudy Smith, David Stacy, Charles Shiley, Iames Robbins. 2nd Row: Ianice Smith, Rob- erta Sours, David Shumwav, Carl Salem, Kathleen Shrenk, Charles Reinbolt, Mr. Krause, lst Row: Chester Snyder, Ed- ward Steinbrey, Robert Sher- wood, Vicki Smith, Robert Sours, Ieffrey Stauffer. CTW 'WW Xu? ' 4 ' v- 9 evemifli fs'1 ClC9 Room 110 Top Row: Linda Ward, Elaine Trapp, Vivian Stumpp, Gary Thompson, Phyllis Woli, lane Tomb, 4th Row: lane Webb, Billy Wise, Larry Fry, Ralph Williams, Margaret West, Sandra Wenner. 3rd Row: Tom Wade, Paul Whealen, loan Vogelsong, Gary Weimerskirch, Adair Van Nette, Anna May Iinks. 2nd Row: Iunior Bowers, Danny Swinnerton, Gary Williams, Don Winter, lim Wertz, Dianne Wellman, Miss Williams. istu Row: Ruth Turner, Shirley Turner, Melody Swift, lack Young, William Webb, David o er. Seventy-nine l Intramural Council Top Row: Larry Sager, Ann Ferguson, Ianet Sommer, ludy Euriderburg, Beverly Burns, Carol Meyers, 4th Row: Beverly Morris, lames Williams, Peggy Schrickel, Iames lohnson, Victor Golds- berry, Shirley Yentzer, 3rd Row: Tom Bame, Mary Lou Ringle, Larry Fry, Sandra Wenrier, Dick Smith, Ianet Biller. Znd Row:Mr, McKenna, Louis Shepherd, ludy Herbert, Susan Funk, Robert Ebel, Sandra Iacoby, Ioanne Berezin. lst Row: Loyd Kirby, lames Nelson, Chris Bame, Dale Eadley, Ralph Berger, Bob Sheely. Eighty Librarians Top Row: ludy Miller, Charles lohnson, David Brown, ludy Rinebold, Evelyn Hottenstein. 4th Row: Ann Noble, Nancy Gross, Charlotte Myers, Don- na Scott, Iohn Paul, Iulie Beck. 3rd Row: Rita Doll, Elaine Ter- ry, Cherie Cooky Francis Rob- bins, Barbara Wise. 2nd Row: Dixie VanBuren, Ianet Schmidt, Trola-s Hade, Irene Reineks, Norma Bacon, Mrs, Prugh. lst Row: ludy Blust, Nancy O'Brien, lim Nelson, Bob Sheely, Melvin Orwig, Tiffinian Staff Top Row: Nancy O'Brien, Robert Yager, lerry Swander, lames Nelson, Dale Eadley, Chris Bame, Steven Hixson. 4th Row: Evelyn Hottenstein, Donna Scott, Robert Montz, Charles lohnson, Eugene Startzman, Ierry Hoffman, Richard Burner. 3rd Row: Diane Elechtner, Catherine Michaels, loan Moore, lanet Sommer, Ann Noble, Barbara Wise, Martha Gorby, 2nd Row: David Helkey, Dixie VanBuren, Shirley Yentzer, Irene Reineks, Elaine Terry, Cherie Cook, Miss Pleifer. lst Row: Pat Huber, Ian Koleh- mainen, Robert Sheely, Mel- viii Orwig, Philip Osmon. 9th GRADE HI - Y Top Row: Iohn Turner, Dale Fadley, Steven Hixson, Milton Smith, William Spino. 4th Row: Ned Miller, Iames Nelson, Herbert Love, Pat Huber, Ion Blum. 3rd Row: Eugene Startzman, Donald Bernard, Thomas Borclner, Robert Yager, Chris Bame. 2nd Row: Douglas Crawford, Iames Williams, Richard Kuhn, Charles Iohnson. lst Row: Carl Rice, Ieffrey Noftz, Robert Sheely, Melvin Orwig. 8th GRADE HI- Y Top Row: Charles Frontz, Thomas Malone, Victor Goldsberry, Warren Spencer. 4th Row: Willis Staib, Doug Mills, Carl Gries- elding, Dean Strausbough, 3rd Row: Wayne Shepherd, lim Wetzel, Rich- ard Hee-bsh, Iohn Morgan, Paul Moffett. 2nd Row: Louis Shepherd, Christopher Larick, William Roby, lim Sessions, Mr. Kingsmore, lst Row: Chris Thompson, Ierry Mathias, Robin Van Camp, Gary Richardson. PATROL BOYS 3rd Row: Iohn Turner, Carl Rice, Ion Blum, Robert Whiteman. Znd Row: Ierry Hoffman, Ronald Ditslear, Robert Yager. lst Row: Mr. Cole, Ross Kizer, Iames Wil- liams, Dave Helkey. Eighty-one IUNIOR HIGH BAND Standing: Dick Smith, Sandra Lowery, Douglas Mills, Richard Heebsh, Ed Steinebrey, Dennis Kear, Ronald Hedges, Gary Thompson, Robert Fredrich, Patty Shobe, Iudy Rice, Ralph Berger, Edwards Porter, Prudence Hoerig, Ernest Estep. 3rd Rowi Linda Ward, lane Hoernoman, Darla Bare, Mar- garet West, Roberta Bridinger, Ianice Smith, Edward Byrum, Tom Spitler, lack Stower, Iames Iohnson, Arlene Francis, Marie Froehlich. Director: Mr, Stein. Ninth Grade Y - Teens 2nd Row: Rachel Dunkelberger, Martha Gorsuch, Sharon Crabtree, Carol Ferrell, Iudy Lupton, Linda Perry, Linda Haines, Glenda Albaugh, lerry Lupton, Suzanne Brill, lack Sawyer, Duane Cook, Rebecca Hoffman, Gary Morning- star, Iim Drake, Vernon Miller, Ronald Adelsperger. lst Row: Ioanne Baum, Sue Assenheimer, Iudy Deahl, Eliz- abeth Krupp, George Beam, Tom Harper, David Shumway, Ronald Flechtner. Top Row: Marilyn Rosen, Catherine Michaels, Diane Flechtner, Rita Doll, Charlotte Myers, Donna Scott, Iudy Rinebold, Iulie Beck, Ianet Sommer, loyce Fowler, Sue Grotty, Carol Meyers. pooooooo 4th Row: Norma Bacon, Sylvia Brewer, Nancy Gross, loan Moore, Ruth Ann Bour, Barbara Barlekamp, Alice Matthews, Ancilla McEntire, Ann Ferguson, lane Miller, Esther Miller. 3rd Row: Ioyce Miller, Irene Reineks, Muriel Steininger, Shirley Yentzer, Cherie Cook, Ann Noble, Barbara Wise, Carolyn Weber, Hazel Bickley, Mary Fox, Barbara Miller, 2nd Row: Patricia Vogelsong, lanet Schmidt, Mary Kovach, ludy Berezin, Dixie VanBuren, luanita Tong, Darlene Iacoby, Margaret Graham, Elizabeth Kear, Trolas Hacle, Phyllis Agerter. lst Row: Donna Breitigam, Ianet Weaver, Iudy Blust, ludy Miller, Iudy Williams, loyce Shepherd, Evelyn Hottenstein, Beverly Burns, Nancy O'Brien, Rebecca Dildine. Eightystwo Eighth Grade Y - Teens Top Row: Iudy Lupton, Vir- ginia Kay, Christine Beisner, ludy Funderburg, Barbara lo Hough, Ianis Briney, Barbara Schlosser, Loretta Kohli. 4th Row: Nancy Biller, Suz- anne Cunningham, Glenda Allbaugh, Barbara Beasley, Suzanna Guncllach, Lyn Fau- ' ber, Carolyn Lonsway, Lea leanne Mesnard, loanne Baum. 3rd Row: Barbara Mottett, Dorothy Moyer, Shirley St. Clair, jackie Nusbaum, Lana Flanders, Sandra Eidt, lris England, Susan Duran, Peggy Hemlinger. 2nd Row: Nancy Sherman, ludy Herbert, Arlene Francis, Carol Chinnis, Flora Monaco, Glenda Little, Ioanne Berezin, Mary Lou Fingerhuth, Helen Barth, Beverly Morris, lst Row: Prudence Hoerig, Linda Haines, Elizabeth Krupp, Susan Spencer, Linda Mercer, Bonnie Cline, Susan Conner, Karen Blust, EIGHTH AND NINTH GRADE CHOIR Top Row: Ianis Briney, Carol Iacoby, Marilyn Rosen, lane Miller, Loyd Kirby, Milton Smith, Bob Whiteman, Melvin Orwig, Bob Sheely, Mary Lou Walker, Iulie Beck, loyce Fowler, ludy Miller, Evelyn Hottenstein, Sharon Bish, Steven Hixson. Sth Row: Sue Assenheimer, Mara Smitchens, Bobby lo Hough, Ronald Wort, Virginia Kay, Ann Noble, Catherine Michaels, Martha Gorby, Barbara VVise, Loretta Kohli, Karen Blust, Linda Mercer, Barbara Schlosser, Eugene Startzman, Tom Malone, Christine Beisner, Billy Hill. 4th Row: ludy Funderberg, lohn Paul, Peggy Schrickle, Kath- erine Downs, Hazel Bickley, Esther Miller, Barbara Miller, Cherie Cook, lacqueline Nusbaum, loan Moore, Doris Dull, Bill Biddle, lerry Raudebaugh, Victor Goldsberry, Ierry Holl- man, lohn Turner. SEVENTH GRADE CHOIR Top Row: Robert Hepperly, Ronald Hemminger, Wally Grimm, Ruth Turner, Pat Hartman, lanet McConnell. 4th Row: Linda Adams, Vickie Mathias, Phyllis Wolf, Sharon Hossler, Miriam Lewis, Georgia Drake. 3rd Row: Diane Byrne, David Stacy, lon Drohen, lames Robbins, Tom Biddle, loan Vogelsong. 2nd Row: Mr, Eby, Wanda lson, Tommy Har- rold, Don Winters, Susan Funk, David Kahler, Martha Fawcett. lst Row: lack Young, Bob Ebel, Sandra lacoby, Vickie Smith, lane Tomb, Linda Brant. CHEERLEADERS Barbara Wise, loyce Fowler, ludy Blust, Evelyn Holtenstein, lulie Beck, ludy Miller. 3rd Row: Tom Haaser, Trolas Hade, luanita Tong, Elaine Heck, lris England, Polly Williams, loan Baum, Martha Hert- zef, lacquelina Mogle, Dorothy Moyer, loan Reynolds, Eliz' abeth Ebel, Susan Durand, Sandra Eidt, Darlene lacoby, Beverly Morris. Znd Row: Mr. Eby, Mary Kovach, Bobbie Dayton, Nancy Sherman, Mike Mills, Louis Shepherd, Fred Hepp, Iames Sessions, David Pinkerton, Wayne Shepherd, Kit Larick, Flora Monaco, loanne Berezin, Carol Chirinis, Elaine Baugher, Sharon Kizer, lst Row: Carl Rice, Bill Spino, Beberly Burns, Iudy VVilliams, luciy Blust, Nancy O'Brien, Roberta Fuller, Carol Myers, Rebecca Dildine, Sandra Krause, Donna Loescher, Tom Bordner, Bob Yager, lim Nelson, Herbert Love. Eighty-three 1!L1fL7:O1f' goofdaff Top Row: Coach McKillip, Doug Crawford Mgr., Ronald Moore, Barry Wade, Loyd Kirby, Larry Wenner, Iim Drake, lim Kuhn, Ierry Mathias, Crist Bame. 3rd Row: Frank Ricci, Iohn Morgan, Gary Richardson, Fred Hepp, Warren Spencer, Bill Biddle, Chuck Frontz, Ronald Wellman, Ernest Estep, foe Angus. 2nd Row: Milton Smith, Ralph Fraley, Don Bernard, Dale Fadley, Pat Huber, Don Weber, Bill Stauffer, Iim Williams, Dick Kuhn, George Beam. lst Row: Ken Chapman, Carl Rice, Bob Sheely, Melvin Orwig, Bob Yager, Iim Nelson, Iohn Turner, Ralph Burger, Bob Whiteman. Ir. High Football Record 8th Grade Basketball Iunior High 13 Upper Sandusky l4 Tiffin 40 Clinton l7 Iunior High 20 Bucyrus 9 Tiffin 22 Upper SCIf1dUSkY 23 Iunior High 20 Findlay Glenwood Tffffn Ffemom Iunior High 13 Findlay Donnell Tumor High 24 Carey Tiffin Findlay Glenwood ll-1f1iOT High 21 Fostoria Tiffin Tiffin St. Mary's Won-5 Lost-l Tiffin fjfemonf Tiffin Upper Sandusky Tiffin Willard G-rqde Bqgkeibqll Tlfflfl Findlay Glenwood Tiffin 41 Upper Sandusky 7th Tiffin 27 Findlay Donnell yrus Tiffin 24 Fremont Tiffin 47 BUCYWS Won-ll Lost-2 Tiffin 47 Willard Tiffin 40 Findlay Glenwood Tiffin 36 Findlay Donnell I 4 Tiffin 56 Fremont 'wi Tiffin 54 Upper Sandusky L + , N Tiffin 38 Willard g ' We Tiffin 41 Findlay Glenwood ,,, 4 J, lf Tiffin 33 Bucyrus 5 t, 484 --357 f 1 if X if .ff ' , Eighty-four Won-8 Lost-4 Ninth Grade Basketball Top Row: Don Weber, Gene Sherer, lon Blum, Carl Rice. 3rd Row: Duane Painter, Pat Huber, Bob Sheely, Dale Fadley. 2nd Row: Doug Crawford-Mgr, Dick Kuhn' Bob Yager, lim Nelson, Coach Butdorl. lst Row: Melvin Orwig, Sterling Abbott, Bill Staufler. Eighth Grade Basketball Top Row: Horst Muehlbronner, Ielfrey Staulfer, Warren Spencer, Morris Waters. 3rd Row: Barry Wade, Larry Sager, Ernest Estep, Iohn Morgan, Charles Frontz, 2nd Row: Coach Krause, Raymond Fields-Mgr., Paul Moffett, larnes Drake, Ralph Berger-Mgr. lst Row: Ierry Pergram, Loyd Kirby, Donald Feasel, Ralph Mogle, Eighty-live J- f hm 6 . A ...nr 3436? 'S A 'ww ' ,wa M if pi I xef vvI QQ! Q Qgx 'ivstgsfi sq J fem C? eafurgs QGZQVL QV September 13 First day of school October 14 Mr. Shepherd introduced at assembly 27 Magazine campaign opens 29 Teachers' meeting at Toledo November 9 Childrens play, Wizard of Oz 11 Armistice Day-no school 16 Talent Show 17 Assembly-The Mysterious Browns 20 Football Dance 23 Magazine Party 24 Thanksgiving Assembly Dr. B. R. Lewis, speaker December 15 Christmas play, Song of Glory 18 Annual Football Banquet 23 Christmas vacation begins lanuary 3 Vacation over 25-28 Semester Examinations 28 Senior Scholarship Test February 4 Honor Assembly-Dr. A. G. McQuate, speaker 9 Assembly-Charles King, Negro singer 16 One-Act Plays 19 Thespian Festival in Fremont 24 World Day of Prayer Mrs. F. R. Casselman, speaker 25 Concert by Columbian Band 7954 7 3 5 21 25 30 April l 2 Crusade lor Freedom Professor Merle Burke, speaker District Solo and Ensemble Contest Boston University Concert Choir Year Play, l'The Cat and the Canary' Preliminary District Scholarship Tests N. O. L. Choir Festival State Solo and Ensemble Contest 8-ll Easter vacation 15 22 May 3 4 6 7 ll 12 15 20 27 29 31 Iune l 3 Senior Party N. O. L. Orchestra Festival N. O. L. Track Meet Assembly-George Bowie, inspirational speaker N. O. L. Band Festival District-State Scholarship Tests, Heidelberg Choir Operetta, The Fortune Teller Thespian Initiation Band Concert Iunior - Senior Prom Senior Day Baccalaureate Sermon by the Rev. H, Ioe Grimm Honor Society Banquet Commencement-Address by Dr. Samuel Marble President ot Wilmington College End of school year Q55 Ninety giyooifzyafj U ueen if? Margie Shontz was elected Football Queen by popu- lar vote of the team. Her attendants were Kay Toep- per and Betsy Vogt. Margie and the attendants reigned over the annual Football Dance on Novem- ber 20. 'D 5 O1fIfL8CO1fl!LZ'lfl,g Cgmeen Chosen by popular vote of the student body, Io Yager was crowned Home- coming Oueen in halt-time ceremonies at the Homecoming Game on Octo- ber 28. Nancy Io Kirschner, Sallie Huber, Nancy Hippler, and Iudy Finger- huth were her attendants. Q QOILt1VlLICl1l,.S Q97!lO!S Most Lively Most Athletic Greatest Lover Wittiest Most Popular Most Friendly Most Studious Most Cheerful Best Dancer Most Ambitious of Leisure Most Likely to Succeed Best Dressed Best Looking Betsy Vogt Bea Bloom Nancy Miller Sandra Osmon Margie Shontz Sharon Herbert Ianet Oller Alice Williamson Io Yager Nancy Swearingen Sally Huber Caroline Kohli Claudia Grimm A 'ir' DAFFYNITIONS Meteorologist: A man who can look into a girls eyes and tell the weather. Mal de mer: French for You can't take it with you. Intuition: The strange instinct that tells a woman she is right, whether she is or not. Throw rug: A small rug that usually throws any- one who steps on it. Etiquette: Learning to yawn with your mouth closed. Diplomat: A man who can convince his wife a woman looks stout in a fur coat. Television: Radio with eyestrain. A good storyteller: A person who has a good memory and hopes other people haven't. Poise: The art of raising the eyebrows instead of the roof. Golf: A good walk spoiled. Minor operation: One performed on somebody else. Platonic friendship: The interval between the in- troduction and the first kiss. -Conscience: The still small voice that makes you feel still smaller, Don Gossett Gene Smith Dick Delaplane Ken Killen lerry Frey Wayne Kuhn Dale Morton Dave I-larkins Hans Abbott Ken Hoeltzel Aivars Smitchens Harry Kuhlman Ivan Hesson Gif SUGGESTED IMPROVEMENTS Pink and black plaid lounge chairs. Escalators. Information booth for sophomores. Four-day week end for extra long parties Owlburgers in study halls. Sunglasses in Boom 21 to reduce glare from Pop's head. Clearance signs on all doors to warn Georges big boys. Popular records on P. A. system when not in use for announcements. Personal appearances by Eddie Fisher and Deb bie Reynolds every Friday. Swimming pool in place of chemistry lab No homework. Ninety one Name Albert Iackson Gloria Creeger Ivan Hesson Margrace Prugh Iames Scheerer Robert Sponseller Iohn Mogle Iudy Fingerhuth Nancy Io Kirschner Robert Hemmerly Rayella Turner Ianet Voshall Alice Woodland Allen Krock Lois Thompson Iohn Arbogast Vincent Fowler Kay Toepper Patrick Rose Thomas Keen Nancy Squeo Ninety-two Nickname MAIN Trig Footch ttMarf1 Hieme Sack Pogo Ski-Iump HIOH Helm ..RGe,, -.IGHH Ally Mae Krinkles Loie Harpo Bing UKGY., Pat .tMOt,, ttNGn,, QLLCIVVVLZVLQ Noted For Personality Changes in hair color Ford Convertible Voice Chemistry experiments Craziness Height Owning her jeep Bessie Getting in trouble Rolling Oldsmobiles Drawing ability and the Heap Playing piano Laugh Build Friendliness Appetite His put-put Perfect attendance at games Variety of cars Quietness CPD Cheertulness Favorite Song Cottonball I Spoke Too Soon The Happy Wanderer Earth Angel Hey There Don't Drop lt Skokian Teach Me Tonight' Earth Angel Ko-Ko-Mo Tenderly l2th Street Rag Sincerely TWeedle Dee Sincerely Melody of Love Sincerely it Hearts of Stone Shake, Rattle, and Roll All songs Sincerely Ambition Engineering Marriage Retire at 20 years Career To go to college To get married Heavy weight champion To be a nurse To be a private secretary To be a millionaire To be O. S. U.'s first majorette To be a teacher To join the service To be a mechanic To be a secretary No ambition To be a football coach To be a success To have a million dollars To own a new car To go to college ersomaliti Favorite Saying Good one! Never too busy Oh, Footch! Whatcha doin'? Can't see it. Pretend you owe me a dollar Eat some shrimp n Smell you n Are you sure? Let's go Phooey How about that! u Teach me to jitterbug Oh heavens! n H She's a dandy! Nuts! Where's Gene? Oh, great! By George! u You'd better believe it! He doesn't like me Wcmts Longer week ends A MRS. degree To have a good time California sun Lincoln convertible Chrysler convertible Money To graduate To be a good secretary New car License plates A letter Ralph Olds Super-88 Live closer to Fostoria New Olds A dependable woman Certain basketball player New car To realize my ambition To be stranded on an island with Don Dislikes Work Quiet hornerooms Staying home Math Homework Cold celery Solid geometry Homework Writing themes Chemistry Hillbilly music Tempers Braggers Stuck-up people Gossip Last study hall in the morning Calisthenics Books School Guarded hallways Homework QS Whorm or what I would like to see dangle from a chmn Ioe McCarthy A Mighty Mouse Cartoon Molly Cowgill Port Clinton Pat Rose A hair Casey Stengle Nancy Hippler Speed tests in typing Campaigning politicians who interrupt T.V. programs Skygak Shakespeare I'rn not tellin' Teachers Iirn Gale Scrubby Shaferly My sister Scheerer Police Department Aivars Smitchens and Dennis Smith Q3 me dmc! QOH Cgvfropleecy On our charm bracelet we find a Telescope of the Future . As we peer through it, we focus our sights on an edition of the Advertiser-Tribune of 1965, edited by Sallie Huber. In the headlines we see Tom Keen has just been appointed Senate Crime Investigator with joe Deahl, Allen Dryfuse, and john Mogle assist- ing him. Lonnie McDaniel has been recently elected Attorney General of the State of Ohio, Ralph Magers is at the head of the State High- way Department. Wayne Kuhn has just been elected Mayor of Tiffin. In the City Hall Notes we find Dale Griffis, police chief, and john Tarbutton, fire chief, have been called to investigate a fire in the chemistry laboratory at Columbian High School, now under the able guidance of Dale Morton. Superinten- dent David Shuman said the cause of the fire was unknown. We also see Nancy Baughman has recently been inducted as the first woman of the Police Department. Having purchased a new Plymouth, Ronnie Schriner and his co-pilot Patty Oller collided with a car driven by Bob Hemmerly, scratching the white side-walls of the Schriner car. Glancing through the local business section, we see Pat Rose has just received a new line of Cadillacs. Assisting him at the Rose Motor Sales are Dave I-loffert and Willard Merrill. jim Beck of Good's Book Store has just announced the list of best sellers consisting of Dieting by john Arbogastg How to Become Engaged by Char- lyn Barlekamp, Marcia Strausbaugh, and Carol Ryman: and Safe Driving by Gene Sager and jane Weber. Dick Delaplane now has his own line of semi's while Connie Sanford owns an art school. We also see there will be a gnand open- ing of a new department store managed by jim Losey. In men's wear We notice Hans Abbott, while jerry Frey is in charge of sporting goods and the Gundlach twins supervise women's ready-to-wear. Marcia Bishop and Carolyn Wil- son are managing the shoe department. Principal james Scheerer of Columbian I-Iigh School has recently announced his faculty for the coming year. Elisabeth Campbell is teaching home economicsg Donna Pence, journalism, Alice Williamson, dramaticsp janet Oller, Spanish, San- dra Osman, physics: Don Miller, typing. Ken Kil- len is now general secretary of the Y and jerry Reinbolt is director of physical education. The Ritz Theater is owned by Orville Stone. Charles Stuckert has taken over management of his own hardware store, and john Barnes has purchased Ninety-four a large farm at the edge of town. Aivars Smitch- ens is chief engineer for the Dennis Smith Nash Company. Clarence Straub is managing the skat- Eig rink and Bill Smith is admiral of his own eet. On the Society page we notice there have been ia great many reunions. Verjean Margraf, Pat Lamma, and Patsy Hill attended the meeting of the Soda jerkers, Sylvia Flanders, Margie Flanders, Nancy Miller, Fonda Heil, Margaret Biller, Alice Woodland, Mary Rosenfelt, Patty Ringle, Shirley Runion, and LaDonna Drew were present at the Home Economists gathering: the Footch Gang held its annual reunion. This af- fair opened with the singing of the famous Footch Song . Members present were Grant Alvord, Albert jackson, Dale Walters, Bob Spon- seller, Harry Kuhlman, and Dick Chaney. Margie Shontz, we see, was crowned Buckeye Queen. After this colorful spectacle, a grand ball was held for which Ken Hoeltzel and his band pro- vided music, featuring Dave Harkins at the drums. Rosalie Friedman, the world-famous psychol- ogist, is returning to her office in New York after spending two weeks with her parents. Sue Saul, judy Fingerhuth, Nancy Ferner, and Gloria Creeger have recently returned from a nurses' convention in Cleveland. Bea Bloom .and joan Ferguson, both very popular singers, are now recording with the RCA Company. Arriving in Tiffin from their trip around the world, Margrace Prugh and Nancy Swearingen say they are greatly relieved to be home but were very much impressed with the sights. Mar- tin Smith ancl Elaine Swift are planning to go to Central Africa for missionary work. At the Woman's Club meeting last night a short busi- ness meeting was held after which Rayella Tur- ner, Tiffin's leading baton artist, and Kay Smith with her Rockettes entertained the club mem- bers. We see that Betsy Vogt has left for New York to assume the responsibilities of a buyer for Saks Fifth Avenue. janet Voshall, famous concert pianist, appeared on Ed Sullivan's Toast of the Town . Lynn Cutlip's reputation as a disc jockey over WTFM seems to be spreading all over Northwestern Ohio. Due to bad weather, the Tiffin Secretary's Association picnic has been postponed to a later date. The committee for making the arrange- ments for the picnic consists of Ruth Ann Gorsuch, Sandra Fredritz, Nancy jo Kirschner, Lois Thomp- fContinued on page ninety-fivej wine an go!! Cgpvoplrecy lContinued from page ninety-fourl son, Carolyn Kohli, Ioy Everhart, Peggy Tromans, lanice Perrine, Carolyn Montz, and Nancy Squeo. Sharon Herbert, Gwen Shepherd, Yvonne Per- rine, and Betty Turner left for more extensive teachers' training at Ohio State University. Many former Columbian stars are now in the professional field. Playing pro basketball are Iim Kimmel, Dick Weisenburger, Don Gos- sett, Gene Smith, and Gene Cook. Two of the players have private secretaries to handle their fan mail. Kay Toepper is assisting Cook, and Ioanne Bordner, Kimmel. Phil Goist has been chosen Manager of the Year by the sports writers' association. Playing pro football has proved to be quite successful for Vincent Fowler, Allen Krock, and Larry Shaferly. These three men may get into the All-American field. A building permit has been purchased for the construction of Claudia Grimm's Cosmetic Manufacturing Company. At Nancy I-lippler's hair styling salon Io Yager is employed in the peroxide department and Marcille Lang is work- ing in the brunette department. And now, we, Io Yager and Bob I-lemmerly, lay down our Telescope of the Future to spend our next ten years in exile in Lower Slobovia. x 6 . 'Ll 4, VQGSMVZQS O , f to ' 41:49 uf O! ZZLQ ' lf Wie glass 0 '55 if Mr. Lutz: You say in this paper that you know the connecting link between the animal and vege- table kingdoms. What is it? Iim Losey: Stew. ... . Charles Stewart: How many studies are yau carrying? Phil Goist: l'm carrying one and dragging three. ?O Don Mitchell: I hear they are going to make the classes ten minutes shorter next year. Ierry Phillips: That won't do. We're not getting enough sleep as it is. .O David Shuman, after attending church for the first time as a boy: I liked the music OK but the com- mercial was too long. . The English language is a funny thing. Tell her that time stands still when you look into her eyes, and she'll adore you. But just try telling her that her face would stop a clock. The train came to a sudden stop. Kay Smith picked herself up off the floor and asked the con- ductor what happened. Conductor: We hit a cow. Kay: Was it on the track? Conductor: Oh, no, we had to chase it across a field awhile. ,-lO. When asked to name 6 .animals of the polar region, Bob Sponseller wrote: 3 bears and 3 seals. ,.lO....,. Nancy Squeo pulled into a gas station to complain that her car was using too much gas. The attendant pointed to the choke which protruded from the dash- board: Do you know what this is for? he asked. Oh, that, replied Nancy. I never use it, so I keep it pulled out to hang my purse on. l Mrs. Shaferly: Larry, don't use such naughty words. Larry: Shakespeare used them. Mrs. S.: Then don't run around with him. Ninety-five .OKI 08188, ffl OQQJ, . ...ug f Bing Fowler: I had a terrible dream last night. I dreamt that Marilyn Monroe and my girl had a fight over me. lim Scheerer: What's so terrible about that? Bing: My girl won. ,i...OL.1. Tom Myers, on bringing his grade card home: Naturally, l seem stupid to my teachers. They're college graduates. 1....,O..T.... Mr. Bailey: What is the outstanding contribution that chemistry has given to the world? Dick Weisenburger: Blondes iTO1l . Mr. Pinkerton: Ioe, why are you so late for school every morning? Ioe Williams: Every time I come to the corner, a sign says, 'School-Go Slow'. l Ol .. Rev. Grimm: You girls of today don't mind if your hair looks like a mop. Claudia: What's a mop? -r-o-- Senior: Golly, my dates are just pouring in. I-Ier friend: Yeh, so are mine, drip by drip. .l.,.O.1, Ken Killen says there are three types of women: the beautiful, the intellectual, and the majority. .iT.O... . Allen Dryfuse: Dad, I'm in love with a girl. Mr. Dryfuse: Son, you couldn't have made a bet- ter choice. -it-F., Al Lackson: Why aren't you going with that one girl anymore? Tom Keen: Well, she Wasn't pretty, didn't have any money,and eloped with my best friend so I took the advice of my friends and dropped her. iT.,O....., Charles Stuckert: I-Iow are your grades this month? Bob Hemmerly: They're underwater. Stuckert: What do you mean by that? Hemmerly: Below C level. 1 Miss Herron: Name two pronouns. Iohn Tarbuttonf Who? Me? Ninety-six Ivan Hesson: I can't go to class today. Grant Alvord: Why not? , Ivan: I don't feel well. Grant: Where don't you feel well? Ivan: In class. ...lO . Pat Rose: Will you marry me? Caroline Kohli: No, but I'll always admire your good taste. -.mal- The absent-minded professor stopped in to see his doctor. The doctor felt his pulse and said, That's all right. Let me see your tongue. The professor complied. It looks all right, continued the doctor, but Why the postage stamp? Ah! beamed the professor gratefully. So that's where I left it. ...Civ- Iohn Mogle: I don't think I deserve a zero. Mr. Bailey: I don't either, but it's the lowest mark I can give. ..,.O1. Allen Krock: I'm as famous as Washington now. Iohn Arbogast: How do you figure that? Allen: I went down in history. .lol Albert Wahrer: I saw you pushing your bicycle to school. Why? Walter Rhodes: I was so late I didn't have time to get on. lioi.. Mr. Lutz: Can you give me an example of wasted energy? Ioe Deahl: Yes sir. Telling a hair-raising story to a bald-headed man. ........Ol.. Young bride: I cooked ia sponge cake for you, darling, but it didn't turn out very well. I think the grocer sent me the wrong kind of sponges. Sue Richardson to Gene Smith: I didn't say there weren't two sides to every story. I just said I Wasn't listening to yours. 1-..O..1. Sallie Huber: Sorry I'm late. I'll be dressed in a moment. Wayne Kuhn: No hurry now. I'll have to go home and shiave again. ..l.O.-l. lunior boy to senior boy: Stop fooling around with my girl friend or I'm going to let you have her. 312151 will Anil Efrntamrnt Qllewz nf 1555 Qlnlumhian igigh Svrhnnl Efiffin, Gbhin N. ,Z ks ,pkg Q 1 GDGVLTOW' XGCOT The number 4 following Honor Roll and Perfect Attendance indicates first semester only, semester records were not complete when the annual Was printed. ABBOTT, HANSON Football 1 Track l ALVORD, GRANT Choir 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1 Track l, 2 Football 2 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4 Physics Club 4 Spanish Club 4 Blue 51 Gold Salesman ARBOGAST, IOHN Student Council 3 Band l, 2, 3, 4 Dance Band 2 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Track l, 2, 3, 4 Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4 Perfect Attendance 4 District Music Rating Z BARLEKAMP, CHARLYN Library Staff 4 Y-Teens 1, 2 Cheerleader l Pep Squad 1 Honor Service Club 1 Honor Roll 4 BARNES, IOHN Basketball l Reserve Basketball 2 Hi-Y 1 Physics Club 3 Perfect Attendance 2 BAUGHMAN, NANCY Choir 3 Y-Teens 3 Home Ec Club 3 l Green Springs High School 3 BECK, IAMES Okernos, Mich. High School l Class Officer l Track Manager l Latin Club l Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 Physics Club 3 Spanish Club 4 BILLER, MARGARET Ninety-two Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3 Perfect Attendance l, 3, 4 BISHOP, MARCLA Library Staff 1 Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4 Science Club 2 Spanish Club 4 Pep Squad 1, 2, 3 G. A. A. 1 Honor Roll 3 Honor Service Club l BLOOM, BEATRICE Choir 1, 4 Band 4 Dramatic Club Z, 3, 4 Home Ec Club 3, 4 G. A, A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Perfect Attendance 4 District Music Rating 4 BORDNER, IOANNE Student Council 3 Choir 3, 4 Class Officer 1 Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4 Spanish Club 4 Perfect Attendance l, Z Honor Service Club l CAMPBELL, ELISABETH Y-Teens l, 2, 3 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4 Home Ec Club 3, 4 Spanish Club 4 Pep Squad 2 G. A. A. l, 2 Perfect Attendance 4 Honor Roll l, 3 Honor Service Club l CHANEY, RICHARD Choir 1, 2, 4 Reserve Basketball Z Track 1, 2 Football 1 Hi-Y l, 2 Dramatic Club 2 COOK, GENE Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 Football l, 2, 3, 4 Track l, 2 Physics Club 3 Varsity T 2, 3, 4 CRAVEN, GILBERT Blue 5 Gold Staff 4 Library Staff 1 Football 2 Physics Club 3 Honor Roll l, 4 CREEGER, GLORIA Library Staff 1 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4 Tiffinian Staff 3, 4 G. A. A.. 1 Pep Squad l, 2, 3, 4 Cheerleader 1 Perfect ,Attendance l Honor Service Club 1 CUTLIP, LYNN Choir l, 2, 3, 4 Basketball l Track l Football 1, 3, 4 Hi-Y 1, 2 Varsity T 4 DEAHL, IOE Band 1, 2 Hi-Y l, 2, 4 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4 Physics Club 4 Tiffinian stuff 1, 3, 4 DELAPLANE, DICK Choir l Band l, 2, 3, 4 Track 2, 3 Football 2, 3 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4 DREW, LaDONNA Y-Teens 3 Pep Squad 3 DRYFUSE, ALLEN Football 1, 2 Physics Club 3 EVERHART, IOY Y-Teens l G. A, A. 1, 'Z Perfect Attendance 4 FERGUSON, IO.ANN Choir l, 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Y-Teens l, Z, 3, 4 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4 Spanish Club 4 Pep Squad 2, 3, 4 District Music Rating 3, State Music Rating 3 FERNER, NANCY Band l, 2, 3, 4 Blue 51 Gold Salesman Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4 Spanish Club 4 Pep Squad 2, 3, 4 District Music Rating 3 State Music Rating 3 as second 4 4 FINGERHUTH, IUDY Band 1, Z, 3, 4 Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4 Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4 Perfect Attendance 1, District Music Rating State Music Rating 3 FLANDERS, MARIORIE Choir 2 Y-Teens 1, 2 Home Ec Club 2 2, 3 Eden Twp. High School 1, 2 FLANDERS, SYLVIA Choir I, 2 Y-Teens 1, 2 Eden Twp. High Scho FOWLER, VINCENT Student Council 2, 3 Choir l ol 1,2 Class Oifficer l, 2, 3, 4 Reserve Basketball l, Football l, Z, 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4 Varsity T 2, 3, 4 Perfect Attendance 1 FREDRITZ, SANDRA Band 1, Z, 3, 4 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Squad 1, 2 Perfect Attendance Z, 2 4 District Music Rating 3 State Music Rating 3 FREY, IERRY Basketball 1 Reserve Basketball 2, Track 2, 3, 4 Football l, 3, 4 Hi-Y l Varsity T 3, 4 Perfect Attendance 1, PRIEDMAN, ROSALIE Choir l, 2, 3, 4 Orchestra 1, 2 Girls' Ensemble 3, 4 Blue 61 Gold Salesma Library Staff 1 Honor Service Club 1 3 3,4 I1 GOIST, PHIL Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 District Music Rating 2, 3 State Music Rating 2, 3 Reserve Basketball 2 H1-Y 1, 2, 3, 4 Varsity T 4 Basketball Manager 3, 4 Student Council 3 GORSUCH, RUTH ANN Choir 3, 4 Library Staff l Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4 Home Ec Club 3 Honor Service Club 1 GOSSETT, DON Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 3 H1-Y 1, 2, 3, 4 Debate 2 Varsity T 3, 4 Perfect Attendance 4 District Music Rating 3, 4 State Music Rating 3 GRIFFIS, DALE Choir 1, 2 Blue 61 Gold Salesman 4 Basketball 1 Track 1, 2 Football l, 2, 3 Hi-Y 1, 2 Physics Club 3 Spanish Club 4 Varsity T 2, 3, 4 Honor Service Club 1 GRIMM, CLAUDIA IO Choir 1, 3, 4 Band l, 4 Girls' Ensemble 1, 3, 4 Y-Teens 2, 3, 4 Dramatic Club 3, 4 Spanish Club 4 Cheerleader 1 Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4 G. A. A. 2 Bloomdale High School 1 District Music Rating 3, 4 State Music Rating 3, 4 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4 GUNDLACH, SANDRA Y-Teens 1, 2, 3 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Squad 1 2, 3, 4 Latin Club 3, 4 Spanish C1115 4 District Senior Scholarship Rating 4 Pep Squad 3 Perfect Attendance 3, 4 GUND1-ACH' SARAH State Scholarship Rating 3 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4 District Music Rating l, 2, 3, 4 Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4 State Music Rating 2, 3, 4 Latin Club 3, 4 One hundred HARKINS, DAVID Choir 2 Orchestra 1, Z, 3 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Dance Band 4 Class Officer 2 Reserve Basketball l, 2 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 3 Varsity T 1, 2, 3 Hi-Y 4 Dramatic Club 4 Berlin, Pa., High School HEIL, FONDA Choir 2, 3 Library Staff 3 Y-Teens 2, 3 Home Ec Club 2, 3 Pep Squad 1, 2, 3 Eden Twp. High School HEMMERLY, BOB Choir l, 3, 4 Blue :S Gold Staff 4 Debate 2 Latin Club 3, 4 Honor Service Club l HERBERT, SHARON Choir 3, 4 Class Officer 2 Blue 61 Gold Staff 4 Library Staff 1 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4 Pep Squad 2, 3 G. A. A. 2 Honor Service Club 1 Perfect Attendance 2, 3 Honor Roll 3 HESSON, IVAN Blue 51 Gold Salesman l Basketball l Track 1 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4 Debate 2 Physics Club 3 Tiffinian Staff 3 Spanish Club 4 Perfect Attendance 4 HILL, PATSY choir 1, 3, 4 HIPPLER, NANCY District Music Rating 2 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4 Home Ec Club 2 l 1 HUBER, SALLIE HOELTZEL, KENNY Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Dance Band 2, 3, 4 Blue G Gold Salesman 1 Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4 Physics Club 3 Spanish Club 4 Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3, 4 Honor Roll l District Music Rating 1, 2, 3, 4 State Music Rating 1, 2, 3, 4 HOFFERT, DAVE Band l, 2, 3, 4 Dance Band 2, 3, 4 Dramatic Club 2 Debate 2 Physics Club 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4 Latin Club 3, 4 Tiffinian Staff 3, 4 Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4 Honor Roll 2, 3, 4 Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3, 4 IACKSON, AL Student Council 4 Band 2 Class Officer 4 Blue 5: Gold Salesman 4 Football 3 Physics Club 3 Tiffinian Staff 4 Libby High School, Toledo, 1, 2 KEEN, TOM Student Council 2, 3, 4 Class Officer 2, 3 Blue G Gold Staff 4 Football 1 Debate 2 Physics Club 3 Tiffinian Staff 3 Honor Roll 1, 2 State Senior Scholarship Rating KILLEN, KENNY Blue 6: Gold Staff 4 Track 3 Football l, 2, 3, 4 Dramatic Club 3 Debate 1, 2, 3 Physics Club 3 Varsity T 2, 3, 4 Prestonsburg, Ky. High School l KIMMEL, IIM Basketball 1, 3, 4 Reserve Basketball 2 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 4 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3 Varsity T 3, 4 Perfect Attendance 3, 4 4 KIRSCHNER, NANCY IO Orchestra 4 Band l, 2, 3, 4 Class Officer 4 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4 Honor Roll 3, 4 KOHLI, CAROLINE Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4 Spanish Club 4 Pep Squad 1, Z, 3, 4 Honor Service C.lub 1 KROCK, ALLEN Track 1 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Varsity T 2, 3, 4 KUHLMAN, HARRY IR. Choir 3, 4 Track 2, 3 KUHN, WAYNE Student Council 4 Class Officer 1 Blue G Gold Staff 4 Track 3 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Debate 2 Physics Club 3 Varsity T 3, 4 Honor Service Club 1 LAMMA, PATRICIA LANG, MARCILLE Library Staff 1, 4 Y-Teens l Debate 2 Latin Club 3, 4 Spanish Club 4 G. A. A. 2 Tiffinian 3, 4 Honor Service Club 1 Honor Roll 1, 3, 4 LOSEY, IAMES Choir l, 2, 3, 4 Library Staff 3, 4 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3 Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Debate 2, 3, 4 Science Club 1, 2 Perfect Attendance 4 District Science Club Award State Science Club Award 1 Fostoria High School 1 MARGRAF, VERIEAN Y-Teens l, 2 Pep Squad 1 Honor Service Club 1 MERRILL, WILLARD Track 2 MILLER, DON Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball l Track 3, 4 Hi-Y l 2 MILLER, NANCY Choir 3, 4 Y-Teens l, 2, 4 Home Ec Club 3, 4 Pep Squad 1 Perfect Attendanc MOGLE, IOHN Choir 1 Track 2 Physics Club 3 MONTZ, CAROLYN Choir l Y-Teens 1 Pep Squad 1 G. A. A. 1, 2,3 District Scholarship Rating 3 Perfect Attendance 4 Honor Roll 1, 4 MORTON, D.ALE Orchestra 1 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Dance Band 2, 3, 4 Blue 6: Gold Salesman 4 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4 Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3, 4 District Music Rating 2, 3 Physics Club 3 Spanish Club 4 Columbian Scholarship Fund 3 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4 State Scholarship Rating 2 District Senior Scholarship Rating 4 MYERS, TOM Track 3 Football l, 3, 4 Varsity T 4 NEIKIRK, IOHN OLLER, IANET Band l, 2, 3, 4 Dance Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4 Columbian Scholarship Fun Spanish Club 4 Pep Squad 1, 2, 3 Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4 Perfect Attendance 4 State Scholarship Rating 3 OLLER, PATTY Student Council 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Library Staff 1, 4 District Music Rating 2, 3 State Music Rating 2, 3 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4 Spanish Club 4 Pep Squad 2, 3 Honor Service Club 1 Honor Roll 1, 3, 4 One hundred one OSMON, SANDRA Band 1, 2, 3 Library Staff 4 District Music Rating Y-Teens 1, 2, 3 Debate Z, 3 Honor Service Club l Physics Club 4 Perfect A.ttendance 1, Pep Squad 2 G. .A. 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A. 1, 2 Honor Roll 1, 4 Honor Service Club 1 RHODES, WALTER One hundred two 3,4 4 RINEBOLD, IERRY Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4 Perfect Attendance 3 Honor Service Club l RINGLE, PATTIE Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4 Home Ec Club 3 ROSE, PAT Track 1 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Hi-Y 1, 2 Varsity T 3, 4 Physics Club 4 Honor Service Club 1 ROSENFELT, MARY Home Ec Club 3, 4 Perfect Attendance 2, 3, 4 Honor Roll 3 Republic High School l RUNION, SHIRLEY Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4 Home Ec Club 3, 4 G. A. .A. 1, 2 Tiffinian Staff 1 Perfect Attendance 2 RYMAN, CAROL Home Ec Club 3, 4 Pep Squad 1 Perfect Attendance 2, 4 SAGER, EUGENE McCutchenville High Sch SANFORD, CONNIE Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3 Dramatic Club 2 Debate Z Spanish Club 4 Tiffinian Staff 4 Honor Service Club l SAUL, SUE Student Council 3, 4 Choir 1, 3, 4 Band l, 2, 3, 4 Blue 5 Gold Salesman 4 Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4 Spanish Club 4 Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4 Honor Roll 3 SCHEERER, IAMES Blue 61 Gold Salesman 4 Football 4 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4 Science Club 3 Varsity T 4 Honor Service Club 1 SCHRINER, RONALD Choir 3, 4 Basketball 1 Hi-Y 3 Perfect Attendance 2, 4 Attica High School 1 ool 1, 2 SHAFERLY, LARRY Blue 6: Gold Salesman 4 Basketball 1 Reserve Basketball 2 Track l, 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4 Varsity T 2, 3, 4 SHEPHERD, GWEN Choir 3, 4 Band 2, 3 Class Officer 1, 3 Senrab Staff 2, 3 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4 Dramatic Club 4 Home Ec Club l Spanish Club 4 Pep Squad 4 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3 Honor Roll 1, 2, Glee Club l, 2 3,4 Barnesville High School 1, SHON TZ, MARGIE Student Council 2, 4 Choir 3, 4 Blue 6: Gold Salesman 4 Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4 Perfect Attendance l SHUMAN, DAVID Orchestra 1 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Physics Club 3 Latin Club 3, 4 2,3 Columbian Scholarship Fund Perfect Attendance 2, Honor Roll 3, 4 District Music Rating State Music Rating 3 SMITCHENS, AIVARS Choir 1, 2 Blue G Gold Staff 4 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4 Physics Club 3 Honor Roll 1, 3, 4 SMITH, DENNIS Choir l Band l, 2 Library Staff l, 2 Track 1, 3, 4 Boys' Glee Club 1, 2 Hayesville High Scho SMITH, GENE Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 Reserve Basketball 2 Football l, 2, 3, 4 Varsity T 3, 4 Perfect Attendance 1 3, 4 3, 4 ol l, SMITH, KAY Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 Orchestra 1, 2, 3 Band 1, 2, 3 Dance Band 3 Y-Teens 3, 4 Dramatic Club 3, 4 Home Ec Club 1, 2 Hopewell-Loudon High School 1 Dayton Fairview High School Z SMITH, MARTIN Library Staff 1 Honor Service Club 1 SMITH, BILL SPITLER, MAXINE Library Staff 4 Y-Teens 1, 2 Home Ec Club 2 Pep Squad 1, 2 G. A, .A. 1, 2, 3, 4 SPONSELLER, BOB Reserve Basketball 1, Z Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4 Dramatic Club 2 Perfect Attendance 2 SQUEO, NANCY Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 Y-Teens 2, 3, 4 Spanish Club 4 Pep Squad 2, 3, 4 Honor Service Club 1 STONE, ORVILLE STRAUB, CLARENCE STRAUSBAUGH, MARCIA Choir 3, 4 Library Staff 4 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4 Home Ec Club 3, 4 Pep Squad 3 Honor Service Club 1 STUCKERT, CHARLES choir 1, 3, 4 Boys' Ensemble l Library Staff 1 Hi-Y 1 Debate 2, 3 Physics Club 3 SWIFT, ELAINE Spanish Club 4 TARBUTTON, IOHN Choir l Basketball 1 Track 1, 2 Spanish Club 3 Tiffinian Staff 4 Toledo Lake High Scho Wheaton Academy 2 TERRY, MARY IO Perfect Attendance 1, 3, SWEARINGEN, NANCY Student Council Z, 3 Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 Band 2, 3 'Girls' Ensemble 3, 4 Class Officer 4 Blue 5: Gold Staff 4 Library Staff 1 District Music Rating State Music Rating 3, 4 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4 Dramatic Club Z, 3, 4 Columbian Scholarship Fund 2, 3 Latin Club 3, 4 Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4 G. A. 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