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

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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

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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.

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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.