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

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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.

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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

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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