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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1956 volume:

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Q 4 x x W if Q 4 Y X N C 6' O 771 ffjj1ffC IX IBCDAIRID QDIF IEIDIUCEAIVIHDN .CLAYTON H. SHUMAN. PRESIDENT HELENA M. MACHAMER ADAMS A. TURNER VICE PRESIDENT IOHN DEAHL IOHN B. NORDHOLT, IR. W. Douglas Crawford ..,........,..... ................ S upervisor of Building cmd Grounds Betty Ldux .........,...................... .........,.... ,..,....... .........,.. C 1 e rk-Treasurer 3111 illflvmnriam OSBORNE E. STACY EARL KERN CLERK - TREASURER DONALD W. SHEPHERD SUPERINTENDENT OF TIFFIN PUBLIC SCHOOLS Our todays and yesterdays are the blocks with which We build . . . Longfellow. Class of '56-During all of your school years, you have been building block by block through each successive accomplish- ment, a firm foundation for a happy, successful life. It is my hope that our school system has been a helpful and inspiring part of your day by day building. As you progress toward broader horizons, We shall take pride in the many accomplish- ments which the future must hold for those among you whose todays and yesterdays have been liberally sprinkled with the faith, hope, friendliness and hard Work which compose the solid substance upon which your tomorrows may safely rest. mmm W salem! Seven Eight As graduation time rolls around, we wonder what value you have received from your high school Work. Will you take With you an education, or will you have a feeling that for three years you have successfully resisted all efforts to train you? Have you established habits that will help you along life's way or those that will be hindrances to your success? Have you really tried? Have you developed an eagerness to learn? Your answers to these questions will depend on Whether you have used wisely these three years of your life. Wherever you may go, We wish you the best of luck and we hope you will keep in touch with us. Qceimf W' ROBERT PINKERTON PRINCIPAL OF COLUMBIAN HIGH SCHOOL TIIHIE If-'MEIU LTIY NICK MAZZAEERRO CIVICS ECONOMICS PROBLEMS OF AMERICAN DEMOCRACY FACULTY MGR. OF ATHLETICS A. B., Heidelberg College M. A., Columbia University FLORENCE C. EWING SOCIOLOGY AND IUNIOR ENGLISH A. B., Heidelberg College M. A., Ohio State University RUTH V. DIETZEL SENIOR ENGLISH AND LATIN A. B., Heidelberg College M. A., University of Michigan Diploma, Rorne Ohio State University IRVIN BAILEY CHEMISTRY AND MATHEMATICS B. S., Bowling Green State University LL. B., American Extension School of Law Ohio State University GEORGIA BROKER SPANISH .AND LIBRARY A. B, University of Kansas Ohio State University Columbia University MARY HERRON SENIOR ENGLISH AND DRAMATICS IOURNALISM ,A. B., Muskingum College M. A., Columbia University University oi Colorado University oi Pittsburgh Nine 'Y .e iw? N aa.. , VL a v Y .61 fi ,W . L if RUSSELL ZIMMERMAN MATHEMATICS A. B., Heidelberg College M. A., Columbia University Ohio State University MARGUERITE CONRAD SPEECH BUSINESS ENGLISH SALESMANSHIP A. B., Heidelberg College Bowling Green State University EVELYN S. BURKE SOPHOMORE ENGLISH A. B., Westminster College Heidelberg College Ten HELEN MAHONEY TYPING AND SHORTHAND GENERAL OFFICE PRACTICE A. B., Heidelberg College Smith College Ed. M., Bowling Green State University IA MES W. DAVIDSON AMERICAN HISTORY A. B., Heidelberg College M. A., Columbia University C. W. LUTZ PHYSICS AND BIOLOGY A. B., Heidelberg College M. A., Columbia University Case Institute Ot Technology Ohio State University GEORGE IANSON TYPING AND BOOIKKEEPING A. B., Findlay College M. S., Indiana University 2' Zn... I -sus--1-,- HERMAN l. DANIEL HISTORY B. A., Heidelberg College A. M., University ot Michigan Additionctl study gt Michigan Heidelberg College CHARLES G. STEPHENSON DRIVING AND INDUSTRIAL ARTS B. S., M. A., Micrmi University IACK IISA BERENICE DETWILER RICHARD BUTDORF INDUSTRIAL ARTS HOME ECONOMICS SPECIAL EDUCATION B, S., M, S., Mictmi University A. B., Bowling Green State A. B., Heidelberg College University Bowling Green State University Ohio State University ESMA E. CRONIN PHYSICAL EDUCATION A. B., Indiong University Purdue University Vt. GEORGE BURKETT PHYSICAL EDUCATION A. B., Ohio University 1 M. A., Columbia University Eleven Twelve IEAN TROMANS SECRETARY TO THE PRINCIPAL IEAN HOFMANN SECRETARY TO THE SUPERINTENDENT ADDITIONAL STAFF MEMBERS MARY ADAIR .,.........,.,,,.......... ..........,,...,......... G uidomce MARION ELICKSON .,,..... ..........,.,,,..........., N urse BURTON GOETZ ............ ...,...,,., C horcl Music HELEN D. GRILL ...........,.. ........,, V isiting Teacher RUSSELL MYERS ..I......... GLADYS OHL ..,A.... WILLIAM STEIN ..,,,... HAROLD REMSBERG CUSTODIAN CHARLES GROSS CUSTODIAN Concert Bcmd Marching Bcmd I Specmfrzeg Aix fNXQ 2 ' fu ? 4? iwfq XJ., Rfwyffvm 1llllFIFIlN IUNIHIDN SQEIHQDQDIL Erected A. D. 1856 FOR OUR CHILDREN--FOR OUR COUNTRY tlnscription on the comerstonej One hundred years ago a situation arose in the village of Tiffin that is similar to the one we are now experiencing. Schools were needed for the increasing population ol children, also a place where education could be administered to older boys and girls. ln May 1855 a tract of wooded land containing two and one-halt acres was purchased from losiah Hedges. That summer Prof. De Wolf, Superintendent of Schools, went to Europe and was impressed with the castles and chateaus he saw . Upon his return he drew plans for the new building in the midst of the grove, which was later appropriately nicknamed Tho Castle in the Woods. ln 1856 the cornerstone of the Union School was laid. The lirst high-school class of six students was gradu- ated in ceremonies held in the grove west of the school. From this Union School went all the graduating classes until Columbian High was completed in 1893. The building could then comfortably accommodate the first eight grades ol District One, the overllow of District Two, and those who wished to study German. This continued until the crowded conditions at Colum- bian made it necessary to find rooms for the ninth grade. ln 1914 a bond issue was passed to remodel the west wing of Monroe Street School. ln the summer ol 1917 some partitions were torn out and others put in, the two winding stairways to the third floor were replaced by one safe, uninteresting staircase. ln Sep- tember the ninth-grade pupils were transferred to Mon- roe. ln 1923 with the completion of lunior High, the eighth and ninth grades went to the new building, and a year later, the seventh grade, Even though its architecture is unique, a building cannot acquire character and personality without people and activities. Throughout the years teachers have come and gone, but there were those who stayed many years: Theresa Pittinger, Tillie Harter, Mary Vicha, Carrie Cramer, and others. One of the rnost respected and feared was Lisette Herbig, who was principal and German teacher until her death in 1913. Her body lay in state in the lower corridor of the school, and funeral services were conducted there. She was so much a part of the Union School that it seemed quite fitting. Others who have been principal are Tillie Harter and Marie Pfeiler while Mr. Schwartz and W. W. Martin served during the Years that the ninth grade held classes at Monroe School. Monroe School has had an active P. T. A. since its organization in May, 1921 when Prof. A. D. Keller was elected president and Mrs. lda Stacy, mother ot the late Osborne Stacy, secretary. Could the walls of this old building speak, they might reveal some ol its secrets- Where do the bats hide out? What became of the skeleton? Were the school boys of those long-ago days really so bad? The walls could tell of the later activities within tha school, on the modern playground, and on the spacious lront lawn. With the completion of the new Charles A. Krout School, the doors of the Union School will be closed with regret to many who have cherished memgl-ies and associations. The old bell will no longer hqgten the lagging feet to school. Time moves on, and changes show progress. Marie Pleifer Principal, Monroe School 52 '1 WW News - , . J, Mr, 'S . it 33? an I I is mx nm , . JW ww 9 My xx Q I , . .Il ,A 3' fvbw A 5: lsr 'lf 53 I 5 Lf as iq , WNSIHIINGTUN IEILIEMIIENTNIQY SCEIWDQDIL Erected 1954 -- 1955 ff X, Remodeled Columbian Home Economics Kitchen .la X 6 , A Q ek JFIUNIIIDIIQ i SIENIHDIR IDIRCIWI., llilbfbib MOONLflGHTandROSES May 20,1955 Margrace Frugli Glenna Harpst Claudia Grimm Bayella Turner Master oi Ceremonies ,,...,.....,...A .,.............. .,,,.,...... B o d Baum Welcome ..AAA.............,.......,.... ..... ,..,,,.,,4,,,,......,...., B i ll Fry Besponse ...........,......,,....,....,, ....,,..., A lbert Iackson Guitar and vocals .... ,,...........,.,..r..............,..,............ T he Margrals fVerjean and Dallas? Vocal solo .....,..............,..,....................,...................,......,........,... Betsy Vogt Accompanied by Mr. Verton Eby Accordion solo ,,.,.,,.,,.,........,.........,.....,.. .....,..,,.,.... B onnie Kaiser Vocal numbers .......,.......,........ ,.44......,................. G irls' Ensemble Bosalie Friedman Nancy Swearingen Piano solo ..........,,.....,...............,it.....................,..,..,.,,,....... Bonnie Bump Music .....,,,,,.,...........i............ Dave Gebliart and His Orchestra COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN Program .... ....,........i....,....,.......,...A.,,,.,..............,,,,........,4..............,... B od Baum Decoration ,............,.. ................. I olin Muenter Betresliment ,,,,,,...... ....,............ M ardell Fowler Cleanup ,.,.,.,,,,,...... .,..........i,, P aul Assenheimer Seventeen IVHDIVIIIECQDIVIIIINCE JANE BIGHAM KAY GAMBLE QUEEN 1955 HOME SUE RICHARDSON ROBERTA DElBERT MARDELL FOWLER IFIESTV IVQIIWII IES The 1955 Homecoming Queen and her attendants, chosen by popular vote ot the student body, appeared between halves and occupied places ot honor at 'he Columbian-Galiori game Friday night, October 21, Ron- nie Hill, president ol the Student Council, crowned ihe queen, and the THS marching band, assisted by ihe Columbianettes, pertormed tor her pleasure. A dance, held Saturday, October 22, in the school gymnasium, climaxed the week ends activities. Approxi- mately ZSO Columbian high school students and alumni attended the dance sponsored by the Pep Squad. Dave Gebhart and his orchestra played tor dancing. Arrangements tor the entire homecoming week end were directed by the Pep Squad, with Carolyn McNeal Serving as coronation chairman, Priscilla Crawford as decorations chairman, Barbara Fausey, publicity chair- man, Beverly Wolf, tickets, Amy Io Russell, alumni, Iudy Dennison, program, and Shirley Parkins, clean-up. Nineteen IHCDNCDIITZS REPRESENTATIVES AT BOYS' STATE AND GIRLS' STATE Allen Moore, Kay Gamble MERIT SCHOLARSHIP GROUP T Kay Gamble, Iohn Muenter, Bob Rusoit Carolyn McNeal, Suzanne Brown, Virginia Feasel RECIPIENTS OF SWEATER AWARDS FOR FOUR-YEAR BAND MEMBERSHIP Suzanne Brown, Kay Gamble, Carol Kelley, Carolyn McNeal lim Baum, Paul Assenheirner, Larry Ahle, Bill Dotson Priscilla Crawford, Betty Biller, Iudy Dennison Twenty COLUMBIAN SCHOLASTIC PRIZE FUND The income ot the 55,000 Columbian Scholastic Prize Fund is awarded at Commencement to the highest ranking boys and girls in each class. Last year the tollowing received awards: Seniors: Dale Morton, David Shuman, Gilbert Craven, Aivars Smitchens, Nancy Swearingen, Ianet Oller, Sandra Osmon luniors: Bob Rusott, Iohn Muenter, Glen Boles, Allen Moore, Suzanne Brown, Kay Gamble, loann Betts Sophomores: David Hertzer, Tom Crabill, Keith Hepler, Peggy Smith, Patty Spitler, Norma Shu- maker, lanet Shuman GX? WORLD AFFAIRS CONFERENCE lim Gale Susan Keeler D. A. R. HISTORY AWARD Suzanne Brown AMERICAN LEGION ESSAY WINNERS David Hertzer Carolyn McNeal Bob Rusolf Norma Shurnaker Ross Kizer Iudith Miller Christine Beisner Victor Goldsberry BETTY CROCKER HOMEMAKER AWARD Glenna Harpst WOMAN'S CLUB ORATORY CONTEST WINNERS Iohn Muenter Ronnie Hill STATE SENIOR SCHOLARSHIP HONORS Iolm Muenter Kay Gamble COUNTY SENIOR SCHOLARSHIP RATINGS Suzanne Brown Carol Omwake Bob Rusoll IUNIOR KIWANIANS Iohn Muenter lim Love Ron Bump Tom Cleveland lim Baum Rodney Baum Ierry Beisner Gary Biddle IUNIOR ROTARIANS Lanny Seese Glen Boles Paul Assenheimer Ronnie Hill Allen Moore Bob Rusoff Bill Fry lim Gale IHCDNCDIQS VOICE OF DEMOCRACY Rodney Baum, Cherie Cook SCHOLARSHIP FUND WINNERS IN SENIOR CLASS Allen Moore, Glen Boles, Iohn Muenterl Bob' Rusoff, Ioann Betts, Kay Gamble, Suzanne Brown Cl-IORAL ENSEMBLE Row 4: Dick Steven, Mel Orwig, David Speas Row 3: Bob Yager, Dick Hrabko, Howard Beisner, Dennis Remy Row 2: Iudi Blust, Ioyce Trapp, Barbara Fausey, Carol Miller, Iucly Miller Row li Mary Kovach, Glenna Harpsl, Ann Noble, Sonja Smilh, Evelyn I-Ioltenstein Twenty-one 1liIftIl32IIS1flW INS DANCE A Christmas festivity which is fast becoming a tradi- tion is the annual dance given by senior girls for juniors, seniors, and alumni. This seasons dance, which followed a 'xWhite Christ- mas theme, Was given in the Womens Gymnasium at Heidelberg College, on Wednesday evening, December 28, from nine to one o'clock. ,Approximately lUU couples attended. Don Harlan and his Down-Beats furnished the music. A snow scene, drawn by ludy Wharton, and ceiling of glistening icicles were an important part of the setting. Committees for the event included: decorations, fudy Dennison, program, Sue Richardson, publicity and invie tations, Kay Heising, refreshments, lane Bigham, tickets, Alta Terry, orchestra, Priscilla Crawford, clean-up, Betty Estep. Twontysfwo 9 V V x A I my L' , , mf Xqcfzwffes Ts .-1 if Q 4 rl XX X Zi fl KN fx I S A -.-3 ' -.-5.-.... . M. XZOI77 5Q1'+ to 5j!277!3f7c-,ny IBILIUIE ANID QECDILID STVAIFIF Twenty-four Standing: Lanny Seese, Allan Morgan, Ronnie Bump, Toni Cleveland, Mr. Lutz Bolo Rusott Seated: Ioann Betts, Ursel Muehlbronnerl Mrs. Ewing, Barbara Fausey, Sue Richardson Carolyn McNeal, Betty Scherer STAFF MEMBERS Editor ...4..,,...r4.,...,..,.......... .......... C arolyn McNeal Business Manager ............,.............................,...........,,,,,, Bob Rusoff Features ........,.,.....,.,,.,,,....,,............ Sue Richardson, Ron Bump Circulation ......,...., Tom Cleveland, Ursel Muehlbronner Artist .........,,... Activities ....... Typist ........ Athletics ........... Photographer Advisers .........,. I Barbara Fausey loann Betts Betty Scherer Allan Morgan Lanny Seese Mrs. Ewing, Mr. Lutz STTIUIDIENTT 1f14DlUN4EIlIL OFFICERS President ............,..,,, ...,........,,,..............................,,,...... R onnie Hill Vice President ,...,.. ........ G ene Williamson Secretary ..,....,,,.. .........,..... B etty Royer Treasurer ........ ..4....., I erry Phillips Reporter ....... .,,...... C arl Rice Adviser ......... ,.,, .....,..,..... ......... ...,...... M i s s Dietzel The Student Council meets each Tuesday at 12:45 in the Art Room. lt consists of one representative from each home room and two representatives at large from the junior and senior classes, making a total of fifteen. The Council distributed a Handbook at the beginning of the year. A Code of Morals Was given to each student and discussed in the home rooms. The Council also compiled an Etiquette Booklet and distributed it to the students before the Christmas holidays. A course in parliamentary procedure based on the pamphlet Simplified Parliamentary Procedure, is given the first Tuesday of each month for Council members and presidents and vice-presidents of other school organizations. Assemblies including Youth for Traffic Safety, honor assembly, and paid assemblies were planned by the Council. Two delegates attended the Ohio Student Council Convention at Shaker Heights High School. Betty Royer Standing: Tom Cleveland, Chris Bame, Carl Rice, Miss Dietzel, Ned Miller, Iim Wade Seatedr Edith McGown, Pat Huber, Ursel Muehlbronner, Ierry Phillips, Ronnie Hill, Gene Williamson, Betty Royer, Ronnie Kaiser, ludy Dennison, Bob Bauer Twenty-five lst Sopranos ludy Burger Roberta Deibert Harriet Kuhn Carol Miller Ianet Kerschner Gayle Binder Patty Lynn Nancy Rose Betty Royer Hazel Bickley Cherie Cook Carole Iacoby Darlene lacoby Ioyce Miller Iuanita Tong Barbara Wise Ioan Moore MR. GOETZ Twenty -six 4lIHlDIlIl32 Baritones Gary Flechtner Richard Hrablco Herbert Crum Gordon Lowe William Hill Steven Hixson Ierry Hoffman Milton Smith William Spino Basses Howard Beisner Marvin Helkey Dennis Remy David Speas Tom Haaser Carl Rice Bob Sheely lohn Turner Tenors Richard Steven lerry Whitmer Tom Bordner lames Nelson Mel Orwig Iohn Paul lerry Raudebaugh Eugene Startzman Bob Whiteman Robert Yager 2nd Sopranos Ioan Enders Barbara Fausey Kathleen Fraley Glenna Harpst Beatrice Niswender Mary Lou Payne Sonja Smith Indy Wharton Ioyce Trapp Alice lordan Loretta Reiter Pat Thomas Iuoly VanCamp Trolas Hade Mary Kovach Marcia Kuhn Marilyn Rosen Iudy Williams Nancy O'Brien lane Miller Altos Ioann Betts Mardell Fowler Ursel Muehlbronner Beverly Wolf Brenda Alvord Barbara Barth Sandra Greene Mary Lou Peer Charlotte Shiley Delores Sours Anne Stacy Carole Toepper lulie Beck Iudi Blust Beverly Burns Bobbie Dayton Rebecca Dilcline loyce Fowler Evelyn Hottenstein Barbara Miller ludy Miller Ann Noble Mary Lou Walker DANCIIIE IBAN D DANCE BAND Back Row: Ronnie Kaiser, Gar Biddl I' B Clements, Richard Burner y e, im aum, Charles lohnson, Bill Adams, Iud First Bow: Carol Kelley, Iucly Biller, Bob Meyer CDIRQBIHIESTT QA ORCHESTRA Back Row: Mary lane Boyd, Bryce Kramer, Ralph Burger, Thomas Harper, Richard Burner, Mr, Myers, First Row' Martha Hertzer Sue Grotty Barbara F . , , ausey, Sue Assenheimer, Carol Morieghcm, Diana Goetz, Phyllis Wolf, Ray Field Twenty-seven TVIHIE BAN D Flute Carolyn McNeal Dixie Van Buren Sue Assenheimer Ioanne Baun Clarinet Kay Gamble Suzanne Brown Ianet Shumari David Hertzer Carol Kelley Nancy Rose Muriel Steininger Peggy Moran Mary Fox Glenda Allbaugh Linda Haines Dorothy Moyer Wanda Handell Tympani Sue Grotty Twenty-eight Cornet Priscilla Crawford Bill Adams Darl Weber Betty Biller lack Sawyer Arlene Francis Bass Horn Paul Assenheimer Bill Dotson Eddie Byrum Ierry Lupton Trombone lim Baum Charles Iohnson Carol Arbogast Prudy Hoerig Oboe Norma Shoemaker Basson Mary Ann Nepper Alto Saxophone Iudy Biller Vernon Miller Barbara Schlosser Tenor Saxophone Bob Meyer Alto Clarinet Iudy Dennison Iudy Lupton Baritone Saxophone David Lupton French Horn Gary Biddle Kathy Larick Bryce Kramer George Beam Tom Harper Elizabeth Krupp President .........r.....,... Vice President ..4..... Secretary ...,..,,,..... Treasurer .....,... Trumpet Iud Clements Sylvia Brewer Mary lane Boyd Marie Froehiich Baritone Lucy Lather Dick Burner Larry Ahle Suzanne Brill Bell Lyre Della Kimmel OFFICERS Paul Drums Loretta Be Assenheimer Bob Meyer Kay Gamble Ronnie Kaiser iter Shirley .Aurand Dick Heebsh Doug Mills s 4.4 l X -4 Bonnie Kaiser f . '1 5 - .H in ,mv v . u Nw u r.,,-,,.,., L, ,,. ' 'A' :Q lx K. MR' MYERS MR. STEIN Mug. ,yung 1 4 S ' IVIINJIGDIQIETNVIES HEAD MJ-UORETTES MAIORETTES MASCOTS Sue Richardson Cclrolyn Lonswcry David Pinkerton Kay Ggmble Dicme Flechtner Kathleen Schrenk Twenty-nine Thirty IDIRIIILII. TIEMW I Left to Right: Carol Myers, lane Miller, Charlotte Beard, Edith McGoWn, Gayle Binder, Cherrie Cook, lanet Sommers, Ioan Moore, Patty Lynn, Ellen Drake Back to Front: Helen Gottwald, 'Gloria Gano, Shirley Beard, .Alice Iordon, ludy Miller, Shirley Hunt, Ann Noble, Margaret Graham For the tirst time in the history of Columbian a drill team has been organized. Under the direction ot Mrs. Cronin,, the squad, known as the Columbianettes, worked with the band during football season to present very entertaining halt-time programs. Composed ot twenty sophomore and junior girls, the drill team performed four times during the football season. - IWDNGDIR SCDCEIIIETHY SENIORS Top Row: Bob Rusoii, lim Baum, Ierry Beisner, Paul Assenheimer, Glen Boles, Bob Henninger, lim Gale, Iohn Muenter, Ron Bump Third Row: Carolyn McNeal, Betty Scherer, ludy Burger, Carol lordan, Suzanne Brown, Kay Gamble, Lanny Seese, Allen Moore Second Rowi Sonja Smith, Sue Richardson, Mardell Fowler, loan Betts, lanet Reedy, Bose Feasel, Virginia Feasel, Carol Kelley First Row: Carol Omwake, Priscilla Crawford, Iudy Dennison, Shirley Rosenielt, Susan Keefer, Glenna Harpst, Barbara Fausey UNDERCLASSMEN Top Row: Don Brock, Earl Peters, Dale Fadley, William Anspach, Keith Hepler, Tom Crabill, Ron Lavo, lohn Stoner Third Row: Iudy Biller, Charles lohnson, Chris Bame, Glenn Malling, Philip Osmon, Larry Wahrer, David Hertzer Second Row: Ioyce Shepherd, Ianet Weaver, Donna Scott, lanet Shuman, Sandra Greene, Anne Stacy, Shirley Aurand, Norma Shumaker First Row: Kathy Larick, Barbara Barth, Shirley Hunt, Peggy Smith, Patricia Spitler, Kathy Michaels, Cherie Cook, Diane Flechtner OFFICERS President ............,,,,, ...,........,,,............................. ...... B o n Bump Vice President .....,. ...... S onja Smith Secretary .,.,.,,,,....... ...... A nne Stacy Treasurer ............ .,.,.... C hris Bame Adviser ........ .............................................,..,.................. M iss Dietzel HONOR SOCIETY The Honor Society is composed ot students who have made an average oi 9073 or above in their subjects during the second semester of the school year 1954-1955 and the tirst semester of the school year l955-1956. This year the society is composed ot 67 members. The executive committee appointed committees for the Honor Society Banquet, which willl be held May 29, l956 at Turner's Restaurant. Thirty-one HCDIVIIIE ECE QEILIUIB Top Row: Ioyce Sours, Frances Robbins, .Anna Barth, Carol Meyers, Donna Loescher, Peggy Hunker, Dorothy Siebenaller, Carol Arbogast, Pat Thomas, Mary Lou Payne, Lillian Halcomb, Bonnie Calabrese, Iudy Williams, Iudy Routh, Elizabeth Mizen, Iudy Van Camp, Alice Matthews, Marilyn Rosen, Evelyn Hottenstein, Beverly Burns, Ianet Schmidt, Iudy Berezin, Patti Vogelsong Third Row: Miss Detwiler, Ianice Downs, Delores Sours, Charlotte Shiley, Barbara Bernard, lean Rutherford, Sylvia Henry, Ellen Drake, Loretta Reiter, Glenna Harpst, Norma Bacon, Mary Fox, Carol Sue Peer, Gloria Gano, Helen Gottwaldl Margaret Graham . Second Row: Ethel Lee, Barbara Miller, luanita Tong, Darlene Iacoby, Betty Kear, Mary Kovach, Muriel Stein- inger, Diane Elechtner, Trolas Hade, Carole lacoby, Barbara Wise, Hazel Bickley, Rita Doll, Patsy l-'rontz, Ianet Runion First Row: Kay Heising, Ioyce Trapp, Ursel Muehlbronner, Shirley Rosentelt, Betty Royer . SCEIIIENCEIE CEILIUIB BCIClC Row: CUI'OlYH McNeal, lL1Cly Blll6T, IOlnlI1 VVHCOXSOY1, ggn, Gegrge Dgnig-1, Keith H5-plgy, Ngrmq Shunlgkgr Bob Wertz, Kathy Lariclc, Allan Morgan, Robert Henri- Lillian Halcornb, lanet Kerschner inger, Morris Waters , , , , First Row: Ronnie Kaiser, Iohn Stoner, Ronnie Herbert Second Row: Ed Creeger, Peggy Smith, Dave Hertzer, Tom Crabill, Dennis Remy, Torn McKillip, Gary Biddle Ierry Phillips, Tom Cleveland, Don Brock, Gene William- Carol Arbogast, Patty Lynn, Sandra Greene I Thirty-two ID IEIBPUVIE CEILIU IB Standing: Keith I-lepler, Martha Gorby, Charlotte Meyers, Mr, Davidson, Tom Kephart, David Lupton, David Hertzer, Iohnny lolinson, Ronnie Lavo Seated: Cherie Cook, Nancy O'Brien, Ancilla McEntire, Marilou Peer, Barbara Killen, Sandra Greene, Pat O'Brien, Frances Robbins, Donna Scott Question: Resolved, That governmental subsidies should be granted according to need to high-school graduates who quality for additional training. ILIIIBIRMRIIANS Standing: Patsy Frantz, lanet Runion, Dick Ditslear, Ellen Drake, Mrs, Broker, Susan Keeler, Robert Henninger, Carol Iordan, Harriet Kuhn, Seated: Martha Mann Thirtyvthree TVIIIFIFIWIIAN y Standing: Ronnie Hill, Dick Hrabko, Gary Plechtner, Second Row: Kay Gamble, Dave Lupton, Ellen Drake, ludy Wharton, Carol Crnwake, Pat O'Brien, Dave Hertzer, Shirley Beard Don Kimmel, Miss Herron First Row: Suzanne Brown, Glenna l-larpst, Peggy Smith, Third Row: Bryce Kramer, Keith Hepler, Harriet Kuhn, Alice lordan Kathleen Fraley STAFF Editor ................,..,........, ......................... r...... S u zanne Brown Managing Editor .....,, ......., K ay Gamble Business Manager ...... ............. R onnie Hill Typist ...,... .,,,.... ..,.,,,. C a rol Omwake Adviser ...,,...... ..,.,,,,..,.. ....,..... M i ss l-lerron The Tiiiinian, Columbians monthly newspaper is published by the junior and senior journalism classes. Covering both curricular and extra-curricular activities, the staff keeps over 600 subscribers informed on school affairs. IFII IQSTV Il ID Thirty'four Standing: Dick Steven, Carolyn McNeal, Don Brock, Charles Mizen, Vernon Beard, Allan Morgan, Don Zellner, Robert Henninger, Lillian l-lalcomb, lanet Kerschner, lanet Runion Seated: Judy Biller, Kathy Larick, Patty Lynn, Sandra Greene, Norma Shumaker, Carol Arbogast LATIN CELIU En vw t . , .Y - My e 1 ' 1 : L -I I 2 gi' , Standing: Amy Io Russell, Miss Dietzel, Iohn Muenter, lim Love, Anne Stacy, Suzanne Brown, Clarice Fetters Seated: Barbara Barth, Bryce Kramer, Patricia Spitler, Peggy Smith, Shirley Hunt, Kay Gamble, Tom McKillip, Kathy Larick, Patty Lynn, Brenda Alvord Consul Prima Consul Secundus Scriba ,. ..,. Scriba Secunda Quaestor .... Aedile ,, Magistra ,, OFFICERS , ..,,,. Kay Gamble Tom McKillip . ,..... Peggy Smith Patty Spitler Shirley Hunt , Lucy Luther .. ..., , Miss Dietzel The Laeti Latini, Happy Latins, consists ot junior and senior Latin students. Meetings are held on the second Monday ot each month. Some ot the Year's highlights were: a picnic at Oakley Park, junior initiation based on Vergil's Aeneid. slides ot Italy, a Saturnalia party, a Valentine party, the movie Helen ot Troy, celebration of Latin Week, a trip, and the senior farewell. The Laeti Latini colors are Roman purple and gold. The motto is Nulli Secundusf' second to none. SATURNALIA PARTY. DECEMBER. 1954 Thirty-five lDIt2AIYIA1tI41fI ll: LIU B fs OFFICERS President ..4...,,,.,.,.,,,4. ............ R onnie Hill Vice President ....... .......,....,, I ud Clements Secretary .,.A..............,........,.,. ...... P riscilla Crawford Secretary ot Points A...A.,,., ........ ,,..r,,,,,.,,,,, I u dy Dennison Treasurer ........4.,,.............. .,...........,,,......4........,......,...... M arilou Peer Advisers ........,..,4,,.........,,...,,.,......... Miss l-lerron, Mrs, Conrad Top Row: Lanny Seese, Suzanne Brown, Kay Gamble, lim Gale, Iirn Love, lohn Muenter, Bryce Kramer Fourth Row: Miss Herron, Patty Lynn, Brenda Alvorcl, Gayle Binder, Anne Stacy, Norma Shumaker, Denise Lentz, Sharon Benner, Mrs. Conrad Third Row: Carol Miller, lane Bigharn, Mary Lou Payne, Helen Gottwald, Lucy Lather, Sue Richardson, Carol Kelley, Shirley Aurand Second Row: Kathy Larick, Gloria Gano, Amy Io Russell, Sonja Smith, Glenna Harpst, ludy Wharton, Harriet Kuhn First Row: Iud Clements, Priscilla Crawford, Marilou Peer, Judy Dennison, Ronnie Hill Thirty-six Top Row: ludi Blust, Nancy O'Brien, ludy Miller, Tom Haaser, Bob Yager, Pat Huber, Torn Bordner, Milton Smith, Bill Spino, Ian Kolehmainen Third Row: Carol Meyers, Barbara Miller, Sue Grotty, Mary Fox, lane Miller, Mary Lou Walker, Sharon Bish, Evelyn Hottenstein, loyce Shepherd, Iudy Williams Second Row: Iohn Paul, Ierry Hoffman, Ioan Moore, Cathy Michaels, ,Ann Noble, Barbara Wise, Anne Ferguson, lanet Sommer, Diane Flechtner, Anna Barth First Row: Iim Williams, Paul Hagenbuchl Mary Kovach, Doug Crawford, Iudy Berezin, Patti Vogelsong, Dixie Van Buren, Iuanita Tong, lanice Downs, Elaine Terry CHILDREN'S PLAY CINDERELLA OF LORELAND Cinderella . Priscilla Crawford Ashes .,,.,.. , Glenna Harpst Stepmother ,.,. . . Amy lo Russell Tilliebell .. .. , Barbara Fausey Gladiola ..., , . , Harriet Kuhn The The The Godmother . Suzanne Brown ' Ronnie Hill Prince ., . King ,.,., ..., . ,. , lim Love The Queen ludy Dennison The Princess in Gold Sonja Smith Biff ,.,. . ,,,. ., Ierry Hoffman The Prime Minister Bryce Kramer Mrs. Chancellor .. , Marilou Peer The Chancellor Lanny Seese Ladies in Waiting Anna Barth, lane Bigham, Iuanita Tong Lackey , . . , Denise Lentz Fairies Mary Fox, Evelyn Hottenstein Mary Kovach, Barbara Miller, Carol Miller, Iudy Miller, loan Moore, lanet Sommer, Elaine Terry, Mary Lou Walker YEAR PLAY Tl-lE BlSHOP'S MANTLE Hilary Laurens ., ., . Ronnie Hill Dick Laurens Bob Yager Hastings . ,. Iohn Muenter I. V. Dunn ., . ,, Lanny Seese Mr. Alvord ., lim Love Alexa McColly ., . . Glenna Harpst Miss Mowbray .. ,. lane Bigham Mrs. Warner Reed ,. Iucly Dennison Samantha Adams , Harriet Kuhn Maudie Dunn ,... . Barbara Fausey Miss Hettie Breckenridge Suzanne Brown Mary Perkins McComb Priscilla Crawford t l l CHRISTMAS PLAY COINS OF HIS KINGDOM Rebecca lonathan . Marcellus . . ,.,. ...... ..., . . Marilou Peer lim Williams Ronnie Hill Anna . .. ,, Cathy Michaels Lydia ., ,.,.,..,.,. Dixie Van Buren Thomas . ..,, Pat Vogelsong Tamar ..,... Evelyn Hottenstein lustus , Demetrius .,,, ,,.,. , Bryce Kramer Iohn Muenter Deborah Carol Miller Thirty-seven Mil llussigefylfm 5churh,'Jimloue,. 174-'45 PFS-'ef2r3Ukr'f:y2BefSl'1er5 oie ri f'fHk'Jzel1,7v7o'rnieM2L Nr's.3mYa',K21'Meoz Tm! Sdzerer AHH Terry, I 5700110 Eazjlkiikderg 'Barbara 'wg 11,7 MTW' airng lfulm, 6aLy?7a9zinen .3Z2sanXeefd',P'5s41l1r1f wv'ford. YJZQXXXQU UH IEIEIIQILIENID IEIIQS VARSITY lane Bighorn Sandra Greene I-lead Cheerleader: Mardell Fowler Ccxrole Toepper Kathleen Frciley Elecmore Schmidt lcmet Schmidt ludi Blust SOPHOMORE 'CHEERLEADERS lucly Eerezin Tliirlyeninf Forty IPIEIP SCDIUAID OFFICERS President ..,..,....... ...,.... S uzanne Brown Vice President ....... AA,.,... S ue Richardson Secretary .i.,..,i........ ...A . . ..... Edith McGown Secretary of Points .,.... ....,,.,.... K athy Larick Treasurer ....... i....,.. N orma Shumaker Adviser ,...............................................,,.,,,..,..,,.,,,,......,.,.,....... Mrs. Cronin SENIOR PEP SQUAD Top Row: lane Bigham, Sonja Smith, Cheryl Kleckner, lanet Tanner, Alta Terry, Carol Lautzenhiser, Dixie Free, Shirley Parkins, Kay Gamble, ludy Burger, Darlene Fuller Fourth Row: Betty Estep, ludy Wharton, Harriet Kuhn, Roberta Deibert, Kathleen Fraley, Ioan Betts, Carolyn McNeal, ludy Dennison, loyce Sours, Virginia lories Third Row: Patsy Frontz, Amy lo Russell, Sharon Benner, Second Rowi Beverly Wolf, Priscilla Crawford, Barbara Fausey First Row: Sue Richardson, Suzanne Brown, Mardell Fowler The Pep Squad, open to any T. H. S. girl, works to boost school spirit at games and pep assemblies. This year the club sponsored the homecoming activities and the Sports Dance. Through candy sales and checking coats at basketball games, they purchased cheerleading outfits and jackets. IPIEIP SQDIUAID IUNIOR PEP SQUAD Top Row: Shirley Aurand, lanet Shuman, Nancy Rose, Beverly Stiverson, Carol Arbogast, ludy Biller, Mary Ann Nepper, Pat O'Brien Fourth Row: Peggy Hunker, Sylvia Henry, Lucy Lather, Gayle Binder, Patty Lynn, Brenda Alvord, Anne Stacy, Marilou Peer Third Row: Shirley Beard, Alice Iordon, Helen Gottwald, Betty Boyer, Loretta Reiter, Clarice Fetters, Shirley Runion, Barbara Bernard Second Row: Pat Thomas, Barbara Barth, Sandra Greene, Carole Toepper, Eleanore Schmidt, lean Mahoney, Gloria Gano First Row: Kathy Larick, Norma Shumaker, Edith McGoWn SOPHOMORE PEP SQUAD Top Row: Frances Robbins, ludy Rinebold, Ioyce Shepherd, Sharon Bish, Evelyn Hotten- stein, Iudy Williams, Peggy Moran, Elizabeth Mizen, ludy Miller, Marilyn Rosen, ludy Routh, Sue Grotty, Beverly Burns, Marcia Kuhn, Nancy O'Brien Third Row: Mary Fox, Ruth Ann Bour, Barbara Barlekarnp, lane Miller, Charlotte Myers, Donna Scott, Rita Doll, Norma Bacon, Shirley Yentzer, Iulie Beck, Ruth Crabill, Carol Sue Peer, loyce Fowler, Mary Lou Walker Second Row: Sylvia Brewer, Martha Gorby, Cherie Cook, Cathy Michaels, Barbara Wise, Diane Flechtner, Muriel Steininger, Ioan Moore, Carole lacoby, Ann Noble, Anne Ferguson, lanet Sommer, Dixie Van Buren First Row: Mary Kovach, Patti Vogelsong, Margaret Graham, Darlene lacoby, lanet Schmidt, Iudi Blust, Iudy Berezin, Charlotte Beard, Bobbie Dayton, Elaine Terry, Barbara Miller, Ancilla McEntire, lean Rutherford Fortyfone SPXILIESWIIIEN STADIUM BOOTH Standing: Cheryl Kleckner Lanny Seese Amy Io Russell Tom Cleveland Ioan Betts Alta Terry Bob Rusoff Betty Scherer Ursel Muehlbronner Dixie Free Seated: Sonja Smith Allen Moore HIGH MAGAZINE Ronald Shetterly lane Bigham Betty Estep Keith Hepler Anne Stacy Roberta Deibert Carolyn McNeal Iudy Berezin Gayle Binder Patty Spitler Bob Yager Forty two BLUE AND GOLD Top Row: Paul Assenheimer, Iim Baum Second Row: Iudy Dennison, Amy Io Russell Rodney Baum Bill Fry First Row: Ursel Muehlbronner lane Bigharn Priscilla Crawford Tom Cleveland Xff? gbgwfxxf Q1 f mag :uw -ffjby gf ,-5 .E.'T',.,-J..-.7 7 S N - S wx 9 N ,B!6'!7Cfl'77y 177 ffczrmony KJ Z9 ff X0 6f-RW -0 XE! Qlfxiigb-61 gf , x ew ' Nr X x9 1 X 1 fgsfzx , f 'N iffy X XYs.g 3 X40 X of 51301955 FCDCDIV BAXILIL First Row: D. Rinebolt, R. Lang, G. Lowe, P, Huber I. Turner, I. Angus, C. Barne, I, Phillips, I. Stoner, I Williams, K. Chapman, B. Whiteman Second Row: Coach Butdorf, D. Mitchell, G. Biddle R, Bump, A. Morgan, B, Kiessling, B. Fry, T. Ehreniried, D. Hrabko, E. Kerchner, D. Kimmel, D. Remy, Asst Coach McKillip Third Row: D. Crawford-Mgr., I. Nelson, C. Rice, M Orwig, D. Aller, B. Bauer, G. Williamson, I, Rider R. Herbert, M. l-lelkey, D, Vogelsong, N. Miller-Mgr. Fourth Row: D. Weber, B. Yager, T. McKillip, I. Martin D. Bernard, D. Fadley, D. Kuhn, D. Riley, M. Waters B. Wertz SENIOR LETTERMEN Bon Bump, Gary Biddle, Ed Kerchner, A1 Morgan, Ierry Phillips, Dick Kiessling-captain, Don Mitchell-captain, Dick Hrablco, Bill Fry, Tom Ehrenfried. 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Below are the scores of all the football games played. Fortyvsix L SIEASODN 1926 Calvert 14 Columbian 1928 Calvert U Columbian 1929 Calvert 0 Columbian 1932 Calvert O Columbian 1934 Calvert 6 Columbian 1936 Calvert 0 Columbian 1938 Calvert O Columbian 1940 Calvert 19 Columbian 1942 Calvert U Columbian 1943 Calvert 7 Columbian 1944 Calvert 6 Columbian 1945 Calvert 7 Columbian 194 6 Calvert 7 Columbian 194 7 Calvert 7 Columbian 1948 Calvert 6 Columbian 1949 Calvert 7 Columbian 1950 Calvert 6 Columbian 1951 Calvert 12 Columbian 1952 Calvert 13 Columbian 1953 Calvert 53 Columbian 1954 Calvert 7 Columbian 1955 Calvert 13 Columbian IIQD55 IFCDCTIBAL Columbian Port Clinton Columbian Shelby Columbian Bucyrus Columbian Bellevue Columbian Norwalk Columbian Galion Columbian Willard Columbian Upper Sandusky Columbian Calvert NOL Berths Bob Bauer Gene Williamson Bob Wertz lohn Stoner ,L Ae..- A..-,M 1 K A FOOTBALL COACHES MR. WINTERBURN 1V1R- WINTERBURN MR. BUTDORF BASKETBALL COACHES MR. IANSON FACULTY MANAGER MR, MAZZAFERRO FOOTBALL MANAGERS BASKETBALL MANAGERS DL CRAWFORD KA WORK R. SHEELY N, MTU-ER W, ANSPACH Forty-seven VA IQSIITW IBA SINIHTIBA ILIL Lettermen-Orwig, Stoner, Williamson, Stciuiter, Assenheimer, Work, Blume, Lavo Squad Group-I. Blume, G. Williamson, B. Lavo, P. Assenheimer, M. Orwig, R. Work, B. Stauffer, l. Stoner, D. Riley, l. lohnson Sandusky St. Marys Norwalk Port Clinton Toledo Clay Columbus North VARSITY BASKETBALL RECORD TOURNAMENT Columbian Upper Sandusky SEC-1-IONAL Columbian Bucyrus C 1 b, Columbian Port Clinton O um mm Columbian Findlay C0lUTf1biClY1 Columbian Fremont Columbian Columbian Willard Columbian Bowling Green DISTRICT Columbian Fostoria Columbian Columbian Willard Columbian Galion Columbian Shelby REGIONAL Columbian Upper Sandusky Columbian Calvert Cglumbign Columbian Norwalk Columbian Bucyrus Columbian Bellevue Congratulations, boys! Best record since l934' Fortyeeight IRIESIEIRVIE IBASINIEQTI ILIL Reserve Squad: R. Kuhn, I. lohnson, T, Crabill, D. Fadley, D. Steven, N. Miller, D. Rainier, D. Riley, G. Slierer, l. Blume, S. Abbott Tiffin Tiffin Tiffin Tiffin Tiffin Tiffin Tiffin Tiffin Tiffin Tiffin Tiffin Tiffin Tiffin Tiffin Tiffin Tiffin RESERVE BASKETBALL SCORES 53 Upper Sandusky 38 Bucyrus 52 Port Clinton 46 Findlay 54 Fremont 55 Willard 53 Bowling Green 50 Fostoria 59 Willard 54 Galion 33 sheiby 38 Upper Sandusky 45 Calvert 36 Norwalk 51 Bucyrus 43 Bellevue Forty-nine YY V IRSIHTY ll' 'fl Top Row: Bump, Hellcey, Hunker, Hrabko, Ehrenfried, Biddle, Turner, Stauffer, Rice Third Row: Martin, Kimmel, Bauer, Williamson, Chapman, Waters, Weber, Orwig, Second Row: Painter, Phillips, .Aller, Wertz, Stoner, Fry First Row: Remy, Morgan, Crawford, Kiessling, McKillip, D, Mitchell, Assenheimer, Kerchner OFFICERS President .....,..,.,........,, ...........,........ D on Mitchell Vice President ....,.,.,.. ..,.,..., P aul Assenheimer Secretary ...,,.......,., ..,............. K en Hunker Treasurer ....... ........ G ene Williamson Advisor ,....,. ...,.,.. M r. Mazzaferro The Varsity T is an organization to which all the boys who have received a letter in any sport belong. The special project of the club for this year is the purchase of a new trophy case. The members raise money by selling novelties at Christmas time and charms before each athletic season. They also sell programs at all home basketball games. Some of the boys coach the fifth and sixth grade teams in the different grade schools. Each year the club awards a trophy to the letterman who is selected by the members on the basis of sportsmanship, scholarship, character, and general all-around acceptance by classmates. Jim Kimmel won the award last year. There are several school functions during the year, climaxed by a picnic in the spring, TRACK April April April May May May May May May May 20 24 26 l 3 8 lO 15 18-19 25-26 RETURNING LETTERMEN D. Riley, G. Williamson, D. Mitchell, D. Aller, I. Martin Bucyrus Here Upper Sandusky Here Shelby Here Galion Here Norwalk There N O L Meet Here Bellevue There Norwalk and Bucyrus Bucyrus District Meet Mansfield State Meet Columbus Coachff Mr. Crabtree Assistant Coachff'Mr. Winterburn Filly-on SCDIPIHQDIWIQDIRIE QEIIIRILSQ OENYIVII CILASSIES KICK BALL SQUARE DANCING BASKETBALL gx Vi 11016 Y 7,5 N Q , xx f C 1, WG X Wu. 3, 1 sk W Q ?01-,Q C VI IOPS SENHDQS CLASS OFFICERS President .,,..,,.... .....,... P aul Assenheimer Secretary ...,. ,.... .,,,... I u dy Dennison Treasurer ........,. .,.,...... R on Bump Colors: scarlet and white Flower: white Carnation l-lomeroom teachers: Mr. lanson, Miss Dietzel, Mrs. Ewing CLASS HISTORY The crowded Auditorium suddenly becomes very silent, and quickly we take our places in the long line of capped and gowned classmates. Following an inspirational address, the strains of Pomp and Circumstanceu give each one his cue and we begin to take the last steps we will take together as the Class of '56, Yes, here it is, the long awaited eventwGraduation Night. lt seems like only yesterday that it was nineteen hundred and fifty. Memories of grade-school days, faint and mysterious, have slipped by to our immediate interest-lunior High. New subjects, teachers, clanging bells, swift-moving classes, and rigid rules strike us as we enter Grade Seven. Then a step higher-Grade Eight-with the fresh- men looking down upon us. But everything comes to him who waits, and it did. We became the dom- ineering and egotistical freshmen. Our reign came to a supreme end with the class play, A Date with Iudy and our Freshmen Prom, Stardust As sophomores of nineteen hundred and fifty- three we were bossed and ordered about by the high and mighty seniors. We elected Bill Fry, Ron Bump, Alta Terry, and Beverly Wolf to lead our class on the ladder up. The Sophomore Prom was Fifty-four held aboard a ship to the melody of Anchors Aweighf' Scornful of the sophomores, but still mindful of the seniors, we became juniors. Bill Fry, Ursel Muehlbronner, Alta Terry, and Beverly Wolf were chosen to lead us through the year of appendec- tomies. The haughty seniors were entertained with Moonlight and Roses at the Iunior-Senior Prom. As seniors the whip hand was ours and We've cracked it well. Our members have left their mark on all our school records, teams, and Clubs. The officers elected to lead the class were Paul Assen- heimer, Iudy Dennison, and Ron Bump. The high- lights of the year were the homecoming festivities, the annual Christmas Dance, the Sports Dance, and the Year Play. Many days have been spent together in melodi- ous harmony, while only a few minor discords have jarred the rhythmic score. As underclassmen we comprised the unfinished symphony of the school. Our past performance has been working up to a tuneful grand finale and now we turn to face life squarely in the hopes of working up to a crescendo of success. -Iudy Dennison Larry L. Ahle Comedian oi math class is his position. We certainly think he deserves recognition. Paul W. Assenheimer In basketball his years number four- A whiz on any gymnasium iloor. Iames M, Bakalis This senior's hair is black and thick, In his Ford he's really quick. Iames A. Baum This good lookin' lad is just one Ot our ardent disciples of fun. Rodney W. Baum In music and radio he is tops- Familiar with all the latest hops. Vernon H. Beard. With his love for laughs, this jolly boy Can turn your sadness into joy. Gerald E. Beisner Euchre this fellow enjoys Any old time with the boys. Sharon L. Benner Tail, smiling, agreeable, too- Next year may iind her enrolled at T. U. Fifty-tive Fifty-six Iane L. Bigharn As a cheerleader she was great- Among the best she'll always rate. Betty L. Biller This gal is always on the go, .A constant talker we all know. Suzanne K. Brown An honor student in every degree, Editor of our TIFFINIAN is she. Ronald L. Bump A sense ot humor that's bound to please, A great dancer and a whiz on the keys. Ioann L. Betts In shorthand and typing she's a whiz- Can answer questions in any quiz. Gary I. Biddle A sensible fellow, quick to obey, Never could find a cross word to say. E Kenneth L. Bogard Star light, star bright, I wish I had no rnath tonight. Glen E. Boles Glen is very precise in his math, ln engineering he hopes to cut his path Priscilla Crawford Cinderella, in the Children's Play First chair cornetist every day. Roberta I. Deibert This liitle gal is 5 foot 2. Her hair is blond, her eyes are blue. Richard G. Ditslear Master of his time is hey Believer in nonconforrnity. William Dotson Who would dare call me a fool For spending a dozen years in school? Iudith A. Burger The softness of her voice implies You'll never find her telling lies. Thomas L. Cleveland Friendly Tom heecls responsibility- His character is marked by great agility, Fred delonge Withdrew from school, January 3, 1956. Iudith I. Dennison Her personality is supreme And how her SpQl'kling eyes do gleam, Fifty-seven W, Gerald M. Dunn This ambitious boy is alert and gay, Success will be his reward someday. Thomas H. Ehreniried His friendly smile with laughing eyes Genuine happiness signifies. 1 Betty Lou Estep The teachers love her, so do we, She's always happy as can be. Barbara Fausey Her pencil and paint brush are never still- It seems that for art she has quite a skill. Fifty-eight lda M. Dryfuse Long, dark hair and sparkling eyes, Personal sweetness, no one denies. Betty A. Dull Now, a quiet girl in every way Someday will have a lot to say. Ioan M. Enders What joy this gal derives from life! Her existence is unmarked by strife. Eugene Englehart There's a time for talk and a time for quiet, Gene knows the difference, we can't deny it Gary G. Flechtner .An industrious person is this guy- The best dressed senior in Columbian High. Mardell L. Fowler This gal .leads our students in yells. Pride and glory she always repels. Dixie L. Free Pleasant helpfulness is her attributeg In this her character has deep root. Patricia A. Frontz One hundred and four, one must square To find the number of curls in her hair, Rose E. Feasel An efficient secretary some day she'll be In some great office in our country. Virginia M. Feasel An A-l student every day- A real true friend in every way. Kathleen S. Fraley With an ambition all her own This girl you'11 seldom see alone. Lyle K. Francis His colloquialismg are unique And his glasses rest upon his beak. Fifty-nine Sixty Iames R. Gale Ask lim cr question, serious or sly, And he'l.l be quite quick in his reply. Kay L. I. Gamble Fixin' soit drinks and sundaes was her Work- We thought her an excellent soda-jerk. Donald G. Hall This Southern beau named Donald Hall ls one who's always on the ball! Iames D. Harnish His pleasing smile flashes through the school And he's got a car that's really cool. l. William Fry When he smiles, no teeth gleam, He's captain of our football team. Darlene I. Fuller Stately in person-tall and fair- About her studies this girl does care. Mildred A. Gilliland A school girl's complexion she does possess. She uses good judgment in her dress. Lillian P. Halcomb There are many changes in the color oi her hair, About as many as the clothes you see her wear Kay F. Heising Happy and carefree as a bird- From her never comes a misspoken Word. Robert L. Henninger His spare time consumed by electric trains, A knowledge of electronics he attains. Kenneth E. Hunker Withdrew from school, February 20, 1956. Virginia Iones This young lass, meek and quiet, At times can really be a riot. Glenna S. Harpst This girl's voice will take her farg As a singer she will be a star. Neil F. Hassinger He aspires to be a minister, The will of God to administer. Ronald M. Hill ,A superb actor, president of S. C., A popular tellow, as you can see. Richard E. Hrabko When he dances, Woe to the rug! This kid can really jitter-bug. fl .i- : :- A 75 3 'ci , 1.3. ., Q ...zzj-fEi :' 2 I , . . .-.frzfii 2' iff it ff' lg' K A ' :K M . . , . . K , 1 , t ,QC k K Sixty-one J... ,.r..,...,.. Nancy Ann Kear When little is said, it is easily mended. This girl is always quite well attended. Susan E. Keeler She's not very big and says little too. From the library she'll call when your books are due. Ianet Kerschner Sometimes she's happy, sometimes she's blue, But she is the one you'll always find true. Richard I. Kiessling Sixty-two He excels in nature and in sports Plus sly, humorous tricks of all sorts. Carol A. Iordan A tall gal with little to say But always willing to turn your way. Nancy I. Iordan Withdrew from school, Ianuary 20, 1956. Carol Lynne Kelley ln dance band this girl Plays the sax, In school those points she never lacks. Edward A. Kerchner The Deacon goes down to school each day. He'd go back home but he's compelled to stay .v YR 9 Kwai New -fx Carol A. Lautzenhiser Dark brown hair and a twinkle in her She will go far, for her limit is the sky Iames D. Love He hesitates not his opinion to express But he dOesn't believe in doing it to excess. Q3 QYS, Martha I. Mann One of our librarians was she, So mighty nice and full of glee. Dallas A. Margrat When he has his bass viol with him He can really play that boogie rhythm. Cheryl I. Kleckner Cheryl is a pretty nameg Perhaps it may even bring her fame. Harriet A. Kuhn Lovely red hairy a mind all her own Trouble she simply will not bemoan. Rolla I. Ludwig Slow in his movements, also in his Ways He has a car which he does praise. Ralph I. Magers Out to have a lot of lun, Never gonna worry 'bout his Work gettin' done. v l Sixty-three Donald E, McPhail Otherwise lively as can be, He'd rather sleep through P. A, D. Iohn D. Mellott, Ir. Brother Iohn patrols the lonely beat Carrying to the teachers the absence sheet. Donald Mitchell From Virginia came this boy, Sports and cars his favorite joy. Robert Mitchell Sixty-four This fellow always enjoys a thrill Like the time his surf board took a spill. Allan McGoWn This big fellow extremely tranquil Knows there are two sides to every hill. Carolyn A. McNeal Always willing to lend a handf An outstanding member of our band. Arnold I. Miller What? Did I hear someone say We might get out early today? Carol Ann Miller Her hide-arway is at the Ritz Selling pop-corn and candy to all the kids lerry R. Morris Up to tricks the live-long day Putting mice in notebooks to someones dismay. Ursel Muehlbronner Always jolly, always kind, The type of girl you like to find. Shirley L. Oberst A pleasant girl with long auburn hair Came to us in her junior year. Carol L. Ornwake Using her spare time to good advantage, She types Tiiiinicm articles page upon page. Allan L. Morgan Al has a car that's really greatp Its mutiler sounds like a P-38. Allen K. Moore This young man lives by the Golden Ruleg He's helped many a student here at school. lohn Muenter Behind the scenes he always stays To do the staging for our plays. Beatrice E. Niswender For writing backwards she has a knack. In cheertulness she'll never lack. Sixty-five l Ierry F. Phillips His car keeps him in constant submission As he copes with that dog-gone transmission. Ianet E. Reedy Shirley A. Parkins This gal has the prettiest blush. On the color pink she has a crush. Mary Lou Payne .A little blonde running to and fro- A busybody, if we may say so. She's very studious as you can see And Sixty-six always busy as a bee. Shirley A. Rosenfelt A sweet little gal in every way, Stores up her knowledge day by day, Ianet F. Runion Spreading cheer where'er she goes- A swell gal as everyone knows. David Rex Withdrew from school, lanuary 30, 1956 Sue A. Richardson Beauty and charm we esteem. All hail, our Homecoming Queen! Robert Rusoff ln history this fellow's above pary ln life he's bound tc go far. Amy Io Russell She is a friend indeed. To anyone who is in need. Betty L. Scherer Magic in typing she doth perform. You'll never see her blow up a storm. Lanny S. Seese Although he doesnt attack it pell-rnell Lanny always does it quite well. Ierry D. Sommer .A fairehaired lad who'g tall and lean Has a personality you'll find supreme. Ioyce L. Sours ln height she isn't very tall. Near Room 26, you'll find her in the hall. loseph A. Simons To please the customer is his quotation. Or- He Works diligently at a filling station. Sonja I. Smith A charming miss with patience to spare- A complexion like hers is very rare. ,. ' ' ' - ,a :: .5..: ' .5t:2 2' V :gzip we .. -s:sz:-'- 4 A i ' Y w- ' Y KX, fisiim A We is s 2.5 A fi Sixty-seven David Taylor Never a care-never a worry This tall lad you'll seldom see scurry. Alta L. Terry Cheerfulness radiates from her smile. Her Mercury's clipped off many a mile. ludith Wharton A real live wire, afraid of no one, Really knows how to get a job done. Iohn E. Wise ' Never a worry, fret or core He can find fun anywhere. Sixty-eight larnes Swably A soft-spoken lad and serene, lim finds it quite hard to be mean. Ianet L. Tanner Her walk to school is not far- For this she'll never need a car. Ioel L. Trapp His hair is the envy of all the girls- Guess they wish they had his curls. loyce E. Trapp As Liberace we thought she was swell In her school work she also does well. aw -. A ' ,fZ :'37f:,:,v kwin A 2 si, ,ww wig 1f11'gJ'llYiig k :-, X , 4 5, . if W if xiii? 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E dith lVlcGown Home Room 21 - Mr. Lutz Top Row: Bill Dryluse, Iudy Biller, Herbert Crum, Clarice Fetters, Marvin Helkey, Shirley Aurand, Walter Downs, Gayle Binder, Keith Hepler, Brenda Alvord, lim Fey, Ed Creeger, Iud Clements. Third Row: Marilyn Hammond, Helen Gottwald, Ronald Her- bert, Connie Collier, Howard Beisner, Roberta Hensley, Larry Bean, Kenny Dierner, Carol Arbogast, Donald Brock, Peggy Hunker, Sandra Greene, Peter Hohman. Second Row: Barbara Barth, Bill Adams, Shirley Beard, Sarj Bloom, Barbara Bernard, Robert Huffman, Ellen Drake, David Aller, Dorothy Siebenaller, William Anspach, Sylvia Henry, lohn Blume. First Row: Tom Crabill, loe Hartman, Bob Bauer, lim Brown, Claude Hohman, lack Ditslear, Charles Egbert, Dave Hert- zer, Pat Gouker, lack Hager, Gloria Gano, George Daniel. Seventy-two Home Room 7 - Mr. Davidson 1 Top Row: lohn Iohnson, Shirley McCray, David Lupton, Pat O'Brien, Charles Mizen, Eddie Mathias, Bob Meyer, Ronnie Kaiser, Rudy Karle, Bryce Kramer. Third Row: Don Kimmel, Denise Lentz, lim Martin, Lucy Lather, Bob Lang, Patty Lynn, Gene Miller, Mary Ann Nepper, Tom Kephart, lean Mahoney. Home Room 2 -- Top Row: Peggy Smith, David Riley, Patricia Spitler, David Speas, Ronald Shetterly, Phil White, Anne Stacy, Charles Shireman, Norma Shumaker, Iohn Stoner, Russell Work, David Taylor. Third Row: ludy Van Camp, Darl Weber, Ianet Shuman, Richard Roberts, Morris Waters, Charlotte Shiley, Arnold Snyder, Betty Royer, Dean Shappell, Nance Rose, Gene Williamson. Second Row: Edith McGown, Gordon Lowe, Shirley Hunt, Danny Leopold, Alice Iordan, Bob Nusbaurn, Pat Monaco, Barbara Killen. First Row: Carl Glick, Fred Michaels, Dick Mestrez, Bernard Marx, Kathy Larick, Bill Martin, Ethel Lee, Milan Myers, Marilou Peer. Mrs. Mahoney Second Row: Bruce Ellen Runion, Carol Weber, Dennis Remy, Loretta Reiter, Richard Steven, Pat Thomas, Larry Wahrer, Iohn Rider. Winter, Ierry Whitmer, Paul Snay, Robinson, Elecrnore Schmidt, Iolin Toepper, Robert Wertz, Beverly Sti- Everett Reedy, Kenneth Work, Iohn First Row: Lloyd Wilcoxson, Carole verson, Dale Wertz, Whitmer. Seventy-three SCDIIDIHQDIYIQDIIQIE QB Lf-NSS Home Room 3 Top Row: Charlotte Beard, Sylvia Brewer, Raymond Agerter, Arthur Croft, Craig Dennison, Don Bernard, Dick Burner, Beverly Burns. Third Row: Anna Barth, Chris Barrie, Donna Breitigarn, David Brown, George Digby, Norma Bacon, Ion Blum, ludi Blust. OFFICERS President ...........,.,,,,,....,..r......,.................. lim Wade Vice President ....... ,.,.... M elvin Orwig Secretary ........ ....... C athy Michaels Treasurer ......,. ........ C arol Sue Peer Mr. Mazzcrferro Second Row: Ken Chapman, Coffman, Ruth Ann Bour, loe Angus, Ruth Crabill, Sterling Abbott, Sharon Bish, lulie Beck, Cherie Cook. Barbara Barlekamp, Dan First Row: Bonnie Calabrese, Doug Crawford, ludy Bere- zin, Tom Bordner, Martha Bakalis, Ulysses Dewald, Phyllis Agerter, Tom Bean, Hazel Bickley, Bobbie Dayton. Home Room 4 - Top Row: Albert Hemminger, Bonnie Hites, Dalbert Hemminger, Evelyn Hottenstein, Dale Fadley, Ioyce Fowler, Pat Huber, Anne Ferguson, Richard Digby, Third Row: Carole lacoby, Steven Hixson, Mary Fox, William Hill, Rita Doll, Bud Feagles, Gertrude Digby, Thomas Downey, Rebecca Dildine. r eziryeiour Mr. Zimmerman Second Row: Sue Grotty, Clifford Everhart, Martha Gorby, Clarence Hippler, Nancy Gross, Tom Haaser, Diane Flechtner, Ronnie Ditslear. First Row: Ianice Downs, David Helkey, Margaret Gra- ham, Ierry Hoffman, Darlene Iacoby, Donald Dull, Trolas Hade, lerry Dull Home Room 31 - Mrs. Burke C Top Row, Ann Noble, Ned Miller, Iudy Miller, Thomas Second Row: Mary Kavach, loan Moore, Alice Matthews, Nims, Carol Meyers, Glenn Malling, Donna Loescher, Ancilla McEntire, Charlotte Myers, Esther Miller, Peggy Ian Kolehmainen. Moran, Bob Montz. Third Row: Dick Kuhn, lane Miller, Loretta McCray, First Row: Charles Iordan, Cathy Michaels, Raymond Marcia Kuhn, Herbert Love, Elizabeth Mizen, Charlie Myers, Barbara Miller, Ross Kizer, loyce Miller, Betty lohnson, Sonja Keller Kear. Home Room 32 - Mr. Daniel Top Row: William Spina, Kenneth Shellhouse, Carl Rice, Second Row: Carol Peer, Milton Smith, Iudith Rinebold, lOyCe Shepherd, Melvin Orwig, Nancy O'Brien, Eugene Philip Osmon, lanet Sommer, Frances Robbins, Donna Sheerer Scott, lean Rutherford Third Row: Iames Sharpe, Marilyn Rosen, Michael Reins- First Row: Iudy Routh, Ierry Raudebaugh, William Reid- berg, Charles Postalwait, Patrick Payne, David Reinbolt, miller, lohn Paul, Philip Runion, Tom Renninger' Fred Duane Painter, Earl Peters Peck, lanet Schmidt Home Room 21R - Mrs. Conrad Top Row: Dennis Chaney, Barbara Wise, Richard l-luss, Second Row: Carolyn Weber, lim Michaels, Elaine Terry, Iudy Williams, lim Wade, Carolyn Sieberoller, Iohn Bob Kennedy, Wanda Zellner, Ioe Louis Mosley, Kay Turner, Bob Whiteman, William Stautfer, Don Weber. Bradley, lim Schuck, Donald Webb. Third Row: Ierry Raitz, Lewis Mcyhias, Dick Vogelsong, First Row: Wayne Zellner, Shirley Yentzer, Iirn Williams, Eugene Startzrnanf er , Bob Yager, Ianet Dixie Van Buren, Bob Tarlton, Muriel Steininger, Fred Weaver, Mary Lou Walker, Georae Trapp, Ralph Mogle. Stark, Patti Vogelsong, Paul Hagenbuch, luanita Tong, Seventy-five Junior' I V, High I X I X f X f X I X! X X Q Q X Reaching fm' the High Note IIUNIIGD I32 IHIHE H SC HOD L 3 Erectedfl 923- l 924 Colors-Moroorm omd gold Enrollment-4534 SCHOOL SONG Iurlior High School students ore Weff Seeking knowledge ever We'll be. Our life to improve we sholl try. Dedr old lunior High. Roh! Roh! Iunior, our deor old Iunior High School Iunior, the school we love so well. Our colors, red ond gold, with fome untolde- To Iunior High School were true. Roh! Roh! Harold Stephens Sue Auble ....,.............,,,. Florence Bowers ,... Forrest Brown .,,,A...,. Paul V. Brown ......... Kathleen Carrick .... Ralph Cole .............. Faith Crabtree ......... B. D. Crabtree ........... Zelma Doran ...,,.. Miriam Gilliam ....... Florence Heckman Donald Kingsmore William Krause .,............... Mary Menke ....,..,, Milton McKillip .,.,i... Helen Pteiter ......,... Mary Prugh ............ Fannie Holland ....... Grace Williams ,.... Robert Winterburn Laura Kiesel ,............,.....,,.,............., JlllJNlllDII32 ltl ll IE IH IFACEIU IIJHY Principal Special Education English 8 History 8 Arithmetic 8-9 Home Economics industrial Arts English 748 Arithmetic 7-8, Science ' 9 English Arithmetic 8 Arithmetic 7 Science 9 History, Geography 7 History, Civics, Geography Latin, English 7, 8, 9 Library, Guidance, Science 9 Algebra, General Business Geography, History, Literature Science 8 Secretary to the Principal HAROLD STEPHENS -- Principal Top Row: Mr. Crabtree, Mr. Kingsrnore, Mr. Paul Brown, Mr, Stein, Mr, Krause, Mr. Butdori Third Row: Miss Grill, Mrs. Prugh, Mr. Goetz, Mr, Winterburn, Miss Williams, Mrs. Kiesel Second Bow: Mr. Forrest Brown, Mrs, Auble, Miss Pteiter, Mr. Cole, Mr. McKillip, Miss Heckman First Rowi Mrs. Menke, Miss Holland, Mr. Stephens, Mrs, Bowers, Mrs. Crabtree, Mrs. Carrick Seventy-nine Eighty NIINTVIH CEIRAIDIE Home Ro-om 202 - Miss Doran Fourth Row: Ralph Berger, Bernard Crouse, George Beam, Donnie Davis, William Biddle, Frank Bacon, Bonnie Cline, Sue Assenheimer, lanis Briney. Third Row: Karen Blust, Robert White, Tony Briihl, Ronald Bell, Lester Cook, Lawrence Barlekamp, Mary Iane Angelbeck, Carol Angus, Christine Beisner. Second Row: Barbara Beasley, Susan Conner, Nancy Biller, Suzanne Cunningham, Lois Bryant, Suzanne Brill, Glenda Allbaugh, Barbara Ditslear, Ioanne Baum. First Row: Iames Drake, Arthur delonge, Donald Bird, Eddie Byrum, Helen Barth, Elaine Baugher, Ioanne Berezin, Charlotte Adams. Home Room 209 - Fourth Row: David Eaton, Robert Fowler, Horace Hens- ley, Lynn Gamble, Donald Feasel, Roberta Fuller, Phyllis Feasel, Linda Haines, Penelope Heck, Ernest Estep. I Third Row: Steven Hartzel, Ieltrey Fox, Ralph Fraley, Charles Frontz, Raymond Field, Marie Froelich, Suz- anna Gundlach, Iudy Funderburg, Richard Heebsh, Miss Pteiter. K Miss Pfeifer Second Row: Victor Goldsberry, Thomas Harper, Carl Grieselding, Susan Duran, Margaret Hernlinger, Lyn Fauber, Sandra Eidt, Martha Hertzer, Elizabeth Ebel. First Row: Elaine Heck, Iohn Eichhorn, Fred He-pp, lris England, Mary Lou Fingerhuth, lean Fisher, Arlene Francis, Patricia Franklin, Iudy Herbert, NIINTTIH IEIRNIDIE Home Room 208 - Mr. Kingsmore Fourth Row. Fred McDole, Sandra Krause, Harold Second Row: Carolyn Lonsway, Loretta Kohli, leanne Kapp, Gene Miller, Loyd Kirby, Thomas Malone, loe Mesnard, Marilyn Iones, Margaret Cameron, Douglas Mathias, lerry Mathias, Montie Waters. Mills, Kit Larick, Paul Moffett, Betty Mitchell, Third Row: Vernon Miller, Prudence l-loerig, Mary First Row: Barbara Moffett, Glenda Little, Sharon Coleman, Karl Lenhart, terry Lupton, Charles Love, Kizer, Della Kimmel, Iames Kuhn, Evelyn Lee, Mike Earl Hook, ludy Lupton, Mr, Kingsmore. Mills, David Kilen. Home Room 201 - Miss Rollcmd Fourth Row: Burton Park, Roger Pitts, Horst Muehl- bronner, Gary Richardson, Michael Noftz, William Pryor, Cloyd Newland, lames Semer, Barbara Thiery. Third Row: Rita Runion, Frances Shock, Barbara Schlosser, Larry Sager, David Pinkerton, lohn Morgan, Iames Sessions, Wayne Shepherd, Beverly Morris, Miss Rolland. Second Row: Bill Roby, Betty Morrow, Edith Peck, lacqueline Nusbaum, Shirley St. Clair, loan Reynolds, Peggy Shrickel, Iackie Mogle, Flora Monaco, First Row: Kenneth Rober, Dorothy Moyer, Bernice Reed, Nancy Sheriran, Richard Reinbolt, Melvin Reedy, Louis Shepherd, lack Sawyer. Home Room 214 Fourth Row: William Siebenaller, Roger Merfy, Wil- liam Stoner, Richard Wetherill, Merle Smith, Warren Spencer, Robin VanCamp, Richard Feasel, Mike Rex, Bob Hartsell, Milford Tanner, Susan Spencer. Third Row. Mara Smitchens, Ronald Warf, Bill Young, Robert Taylor, Steve Sattler, lames Rumschlag, lola More-hart, lanet Weber, Charlotte Taylor, Gloria Zeis, Polly Williams, Ioan Crilly, Mr. Forrest Brown. - Mr. Forrest Brown Second Row: Shirley Merrill, Elizabeth Smith, Robert Cress, Barry Wade, Larry Powell, Larry Thomas, Dean Strausbaugh, Thomas Frederick, Willis Staib, Don Weltz, Donna Reis, David Iohnson. Firzzt Row: Ernest Reed, Larry Wenner, Glodden Ren- ker, Roger Smith, liri Wetzel, Thomas Spitler, Mary lane Boyd, lanet Kiesel, lean lohnson, Richard Higgs, Kathleen Rumschlag, Sylvia Egbert. Eigh ty-one lillttfultillltt IEIRAIDIE Home Room 103 - Mrs. Auble Fourth Row: Gerald Anderson, Carol Bean, Ethelyn Second Row: Lindy Brant, Mary Dildine, Torn Biddle, Boles, Darla Bare, Lynn Bish, lim Barger, Neal Bowers, Cleo Barto, lean Betts, Linda Adams, Sharon Crab- Ioe Thiery, Bill Davidson, Sandra Beard. tree, Margaret Doyle, Iudy Ditslear, Diane Byrne, Third Row: Margie Baker, Nancy Clause, Duane Cook, First Bow: Geraldine Brown, Bob Biddle, Virgil Downs, lanet Biller, Dorothy Burke, Carol Dieiner, Charlene Tom Bame, Barbara Cook, Barbara Hill, Ronald Beisner, ludy Deahl, lerry Chidester, Mrs. Auble. Adelsperger, Eddie Beitel, Roberta Bridinger, Iuriior Bowers. Home Room 108 - Mrs. Gilliam Fourth Row: Paul Grove, Mike Daniel, Patricia Hart- man, Zola Evans, lim Ferguson, Allen Harris, David Hamilton, Wally Grimm, Douglass HC1lCOInb, Rachel Dunkelberger. Third Row: Margaret Estep, Christina George, Sandra Dull, Carol Feagles, Zella Harris, Carol Heising, Dallas Hade, Carol Haaser, lohn Eaton, Kathleen Fowler. Eighty-two Second Row: Martha Gorsuch, Larry Fry, Robert Ebel, Ion Drohen, Susan Funk, Georgia Drake, Carol Fer- rell, Martha Fawcett, Darline Burgess, Victor Duran. First Row: David Fitzpatrick, Toni Harrold, Floyd Farmer, Danny Gouker, Bonnie Flechtner, Bobby Frederick, Henry Halcornb, Alma Glick, Nancy Gund- lach. IEIllEIl-l1iIl'I QEIQNIDIE Home Room 2 Fourth Row: Roxann White, Eugene Tally, Ronald Heminger, lerry Kerschner, William Karle, Robert Hepperly, Raymond Iohn, Kathryn Love, Marcia Lydey, Miriam Lewis. Third Row: lane Hoerneman, Sharon Hossler, Dennis Kerchner, lames Iohnson, Nancy Kaczmark, Marietta Keller, ludy Helkey, Dennis Kear, Richard Long, lerry Hofter, Mrs. Bowers. 10 - Mrs. Bowers Second Row: Eugene Hippler, Bruce Laugherty, Re- becca Heilman, Patricia Lee, Sandra lacoby, Iudy lacobs, Sandra Lowery, Henry l-leintz, Rebecca Hott- man. First Row: Anna May links, Wanda lson, Ardith Martin, ludy Hoffman, David Kahler, Barbara Huff- man, David Lather, Thomas Hepp. Home Room 203 - Mr. Winterburn Fourth Row: Norman King, Robert Sherwood, Dolores Perry, Denis Moyers, Nancy Murray, Louise Mathias, Carol Sherer, Bob Mitten, Darlene Mitchell. Third Row: Doris Ramsey, lerry Shaffer, Raymond Naujle, Iudy Rice, lanet McConell, Deanna Creeger, Patricia Riley, Mar'one Pasko, Carol Moneghan, Mr. Winterburn, Home R-:om 107... Fourth Row: loft Staufter, Ronnie Sours, Edwin Steine- Hroy, David Zower, Vicky Smith, William Yfebb, lane Tomb, Linda Ward, Dick Smith, lanice Slushor, Shirley Turner. 'i'lti'd Row: Tack Young, Melody Swift, Gary Thompson, llclei Slaib, Vivian Siumpp, Elaine Trapp, Phyllis Wolf, Paul Whealen, David Stacy, Sandra Wenner, Mr, Paul V. Brown. Second Row: Vicki Mathias, Sharon Melroy, Martha Payne, Kathleen Mathias, Ianice St. Clair, Kathleen Remsberg, Doris Myers, Edwards Porter, Mary Ringle, Kenny Messersmith. First Rowi Larry Queen, Gary Morningstar, lim Robbirs, Lanny Raudaoaugh, Charles Reinbolt, Carl Salem, Ronald Powers, Loyal Sager, Kathleen Shrenk, Mr. Paul Brown Sccnnd Row: Beatrice Sours, Larry Stockdale, lack Stower, ,Adair Vaillette, Sue Sponseller, Margaret West, lane Webb, Gary Vfeimergpkirch, Patricia Shobe, Ioan Vogelsong, Iames Smith. First Row: Danny Swinnerfon, Tom Wade, Don Winter, lamos Yfertz, Gary Williams, David Shumway, Ianice Smith, Roberta Sours, Dianne Wellman, Charles Shiley, Ralph Williams. Eighty-three Home Room 105 SIEVIENTVIH Fourth Row: Michael Baxter, Harold Harger, Lanny Burman, Eileen Althouse, Loretta Bradley, Luella Brad- ley, Richard Barger, Martina Burkett, ludith Brock, Linda Cole. Third Row: Sharon Cook, Sandra Correll, Nancy Rohm, Donald Bauer, Sandra Brill, Paul Coffman, Stephen Daniel, Dennis Hartsell, Dennis Calabrese, Mr. Crabtree IBIRNIDIE Mr. Crabtree Second Row: Larry Bradley, Rebecca Bernard, Walter Chapman, Ioyce Collier, Betty Bacon, Iane Davidson, Iames Eidt, lon Cartwright, Brian Beaver. First Row: Arija Anderson, Edward Beard, Alton Beard, Sandra Blust, Larry Bland, Richard Rurnschlag, Rob- ert Rumschlag, Patricia Carpenter, Linda Barlekamp, Kenneth Brewer, Absent: Wayne Adams and Larry Betts. Home Room 1 Fourth Row: David Groman, Thomas Eaton, Ianet Grotty, Paulette Geist, Audrey Doll, ludith Firestone, Lynette Gerhart, Michael DeBusman, Torn Gordon, Ruth Froelich. Third Row: Paul Fry, Ronald Downs, Hazel Evanoft, Bernice Estep, Raymond Digby, Albert Fueston, Diana Goetz, Patricia Hensley, Mrs. Menke. 01 Home Room 102 Fourth Row: Iohn Laux, Iames Hill, Danny Leatherman, Philip Hoffert, lacque Huber, Marilyn Krause, Hal Huber, William Hook, Tom Hayward. Third Row: Bill Heising, Bill Krotzer, Perry Hoffman, Thomas Kipps, Larry Laugherty, Raymond Kerchner, Ian Hayward, Iames Hatton, Miss Heckman, Eighty-tOuI' - Mrs. Menke Second Row: Susie Heilman, Nancy Funk, Sue Fauber, Carolyn Dayton, Sandra Digby, Dennis Flechtner, Michael Dicicco, loan Eichhorn, Gary Digby. First Row: Mary England, David Erf, Earl Filson, Michael Doncyson, Donnie Franklin, Richard Ferner, Peggy Grieselding, Terry Fortney. Miss Heckman Second Row: Susan Beck, Charlen LeCrone, Bobbie lo Halcomb, Sheryl Hill, Nancy lohn, Ed Kilen, Wayne Kirby, Sandra Hausenfleck, Sharon Hoenshell. First Row: Helen Hensley, loan Halcomb, Iulianne Hocker, Iudy Kovach, fudy Hewitt, Sharon Hemmerly, Kay Hade, Richard Lautzenheiser. , SIEVIENTVIH IEIRAIDIE . Home Room 109 - Mr. McKillip Fourth Row: Mary McE1henie, Barbara Mason, Patsy Second Row: Ruth ,Ann Mowery, Shirley Luman, Iudy Maggard, David Myers, Iohn Miller, Margaret Lynch, Morlan, lanet Martin, Cheryl Miller, Rose Nichols, ludy Smith, Lynn Matien, Nancy Mitchell. Donna Chidester, Barbara Lydey, Edward Naugle, Third Row: Sharon Mathias, Ronald Mellott, Kathleen First Row: Charles Miller, Deanna Lee, Evelyn Mizen, Miller, Bonnie Moore, Nancy Morgan, Ann Nordhoit, Phyllis Myers, Linda Mills, Gene Mullins, Iohn Martin, lacqueline Morrison, Ianet Morrow, Mr, McKillip, Donald Miller. Home Room 112 Fourth Row: Daniel Reuwee, William Pennycutt, Susan Remsherg, Roger Shultz, Gary Slagle, Kenneth Schors- her, Carl Runion, Karen Riddlebaugh. Third Row: Larry Stephens, Richard Reedy, Paul Staib, Sandra Sharpe, Nancy Orwig, Ken Runion, Gary Nye, Mr. Krause. Home Room 110 Fourth Rowi Samuel Morehart, lames Smith, Larry Tarlton, Daryl Swander, lackie Tally, William Dietz, Mary Krock, Iohn Wellman. Third Row: Eddie Wendling, Kenneth Wolf, Duane Patterson, Libby Zbinden, Bill Whiteman, Susie Tullos, Lerona Trapp, Ierry Swecker, Miss Williams. Mr. Krause Second Row: Archie Smith, Cecil Perrine, Shiela Reister, Marjorie Reinbolt, Francis Snare, Lloyd Rob- erts, Sharon Smith, lna Rae Reedy, Marlene St, Clair. First Row: Larry Smith, Ronald Roby, Shirley Shaferly, Franklin Shoemaker, George Scaite, Iohn Peck, Roger Reinbolt, Gary Schmidt. Miss Williams Second Row: Howard Webb, Rick Trapp, Danny Wagner, Audrey Zahn, Iudy Zeis, Carolyn Wilson, Maxine Stevens, Nancy Losey. First Row: Charlene Stevenson, Iudy Taylor, Shirley Wertz, Sherry Wells, Ronnie Yentzer, Iames Weber, Gene Wertz, Daniel Williams. Eigh ty-tive Jl IQ.. Il'l Il IBAN ID Fourth Row: Ken Shorsher, Hal Huber, Ed Steinebrey, Rich- ard Lautzenhiser, Dennis Kear, Sandra Lowery, Richard Smith, Ronald Yentzer, Ioan Eichhorn, lim Eidt, Michael Baxter, Mr, Stein Third Row: Barbara Lydey, Ianet Martin, Iudy Brock, Lynette Gerhart, lim Iohnson, lack Stower, Gary Moringstar, Gene Wertz, Gary Schmidt, Gary Nye, William Krotzer, Richard Fornor, Ronald Roby, Charlene LeCrone, Duane Cook, S'cve Daniel, Don Rucwee, Paul Coffman, Cheryl Miller, Phil Hotiert, Nancy Orwia, Edwards Porter, Iudy Rice Second Row: David Ert, Mary Lupton, Roberta Bridinger, Ian Laux, Karen Riddlebaugh, Shirley Shaterly, Linda May, William Davidson, Lloyd Roberts, Martina Burkette, Sue Fauber, Ronald Adelsperger, David Shumway, Ronald Flechtner. First Row: Robert Frederick, Patty Shobe, Darla Bare, Carol Ferrell, Margaret West, Ianice Smith, Bernice Estep, Kath- leen Miller, Linda Ward, Martha Gorsuch, Rachel Dunkel- berqer. NIINITIH IBIRNIDIE QEIHCDIIIR Top Row: Sandra Krause, Bonnie Cline, Iudy Funclerberg, Suzanna Gundlach, Barbara Beasley, Mary Coleman, Karen Blust, Charlotte Taylor, Margaret Schrickel, Doris Dull, Lyn Fauber, Third Row: lanig Briney, Loretta Kohli, Marilyn Iones, Susan Durand, loan Crilly, Donna Reis, Mara Smitchens, Ioan Reynolds, Edith Peck, William Biddle, Victor Golds- berry, Shirley Merrill. Eiqhty-six Second Row: Christine Beisner, Glenda Little, Iames Sessions, Fred Hepp, Elaine Baugher, Helen Barth, Ioanne Berezin, Elaine Heck, Nancy Sherman, David Pinkerton, Shirley St. Clair, Elizabeth Ebel. First Row: Barbara Moffett, Susan Conner, Barbara Thiery, lacqueline Mogle, lris England, Christopher Larick, Wayne Shepherd, Beverly Morris, Mary Lou Fingerhuth, Sharon Kizer, Michael Mills, ludy Herbert. IEIICEIHTVIH CEIRAIDIE CEIHCDIIIR Fourth Row: Roxanne White, Vicky Smith, David Zoller, Wally Grimm, Robert Hepperly, Raymond lohn, Gerald Kerschner, lames Iohnson, Kathryn Love, Darlene Mitchell, Louise Mathias, lack Young, Marcia Lydey, Sandra Beard, Richard Smith, Thomas Biddle, William Davidson, lerry Shatter. Third Row: Shirley Turner, lanet McConnell, lane Tomb, lane Hoerneman, Iudy Rice, Helen Staib, Patricia Riley, Phyllis Wolt, Carol Feagles, Zella Harris, Sandra Dull, Miriam Lewis, Sharon Hossler, lanet Biller, Carol Haaser, lane Webb, Kathleen Remsberg, Sharon Melroy, Ioan Vogelsong, Kathleen Mathias, Second Row: Linda Brant, Linda Adams, Mary Kay Ringle, Iudith Ditslear, Nancy Clouse, Sandra Wenner, ludy Iacobs, Georgia Drake, Dianne Wellman, Susan Funk, Victoria Mathias, Sandra lacoby, Sharon Crabtree, Mary Dildine, Geraldine Brown, lames Robbins, Robert Biddle, David Fitzpatrick, Mr. Goetz. First Row: Virgil Downs, David Stacy, Dennis Kear, Thomas Bame, Edwards Porter, Larry Queen, Larry Fry, Gary Morningstar, lack Stower, Henry Halcomb, Robert Frederick, Floyd Farmer, Edward Beitel, Thomas Harrold, Diane Byrne, Alma Glick, Barbara Huffman, Wanda lson, Nancy Gund- lach, Rebecca Hoffman, SIEVIENTVIH CEIQAIDIE CEIHIDIIIQ fc Fourth Row: David Groman, Susan Remsberg, lanet Grotty, Patricia Maggard, Sandra Sharpe, Audrey Doll, lacqueline Huber, Paulette Goist, Mary McElhenie, Marilyn Krause, Eileen Althouse, William DeBusman, Paul Fry, William Dietz. Third Row: Kenneth Wolf, Elizabeth Zbinden, Sandra Correll, Shirley Luman, Sandra Digby, Rose Nichols, Carolyn Wil- son, Diana Goetz, Sharon Hoenshell, Susie Heilman, Susie Tullos, Rebecca Bernard, Iudith Zeiss, Sharon Smith. Second Row: Howard Webb, Dennis Flechtner, Michael Dicicco, William Heising, Ianet Morrow, Marjorie Reinbolt, Ann Nordholt, Nancy Funk, Iacqueline Morrison, Sandra Blust, Nancy lohn, Sheryl Hill, Raymond Kerchner, Gene Mullins. First Row: Dennis Calabrese, Bobbie Halcomb, Iuliann Hock- er, lane Davidson, Maxine Stevens, Ina Reedy, Linda Mills, Iudith Kovach, Wayne Kirby, Sherry Wells, Robert Rum- schlag, Richard Rumschlag, Kay Hade, Sharon Hemrnerly, Eiqlity-seven 1iIIIFIFIlNIlAN SWAIFIF Top Row: lanis Briney, Lynn Gamble, Ernest Estep, Second Row: ,Arthur de longe, Barbara Schlosser Linda Haines, Sue Assenheimer, Prudy Hoerig, ludy Suzanne Cunningham, Susan Duran, David Pinker Eunderberg, Lyn Eauber, Elizabeth Ebel. Third Row: Christine Beisner, Glenda Allbaugh, Larry berry, Martha Hertzer. Sager, Charles Love, Suzanna Gundlach, Barbara Eirst Bow: Kit Larick, ludy Herbert, Mary lane Boyd Beasley, Bonnie Cline, Susan Conner, Nancy Biller, Mary Lou Eingerhuth, Wayne Shepherd, Kenneth Rob- Peg Hernlinger, Miss Pfeifer. or, Arlene Francis, lacaue Sawyer, Nancy Sherman. ILIIIBIIQNIRNY SFAIFIF Top Row: Susan Spencer, Horst Muehlbronner, Gary Second Row: Marlene Pasko, Suzanne Cunningham, Richardson, Bill Biddle, Bonnie Cline, ludy Eunderberg, Beverly Morris, Lea Ieanne Mesnard, lane Hoerne- lanis Briney, Helen Barth. man, Elizabeth Ebel, Kit Larick, Mrs. Prugh. Third Row: Suzanne Gundlach, Doris Ramsey, Jacque' First Bow: Iudy Ditslear, Mary Lou Fingerhuth, Ioanne line Nusbaum, Shirley Merrill, Mara Srnitchens, Susan Berezin, Della Kimmel, Bernice Be-ed, Nancy Sherman, Conner, Christine Beisner, Barbara Ditslear. Iudy Herbert. Q Q Q Eighty-eight ton, Thomas Harper, Richard Heebsh, Victor Golds- IINTVIQMVIIIUIRAIL UDIUNCEIIII. Fourth Row: Susan Spencer, Gary Richardson, lerry Mathias, Bill Biddle, Ielf Fox, Gary Thompson, Darlene Mitchell, Tom Gordon. Third Row: Barbara Beasley, Carolyn Lonsway, Sharon l-lossler, Linda Adams, Larry Tarlton, Suzie Tullos, Bonnie Moore, Tom Spitler. Second Row: Tom Biddle, Sandra Wenner, Dennis Kear, Kathleen Fowler, Rebecca Bernard, Flora Monaco, Nancy Funk. First Row: ludy Herbert, ludy Hewitt, lon Cartwright, Lanny Rauolebaugh, Raymond Kerschner, Floyo Farmer, Donald Miller. IPATVIIQCDIL IBCDXYS Standing: Mr, Cole. Second Row: lames Wetherill, Warren Spencer, Loyd Kirby, Ernest Estep, Ierry Mathias, First Row: Roger Smith, Dean Strausbaugh, lames Wetzel, Kit Larick, lames Kuhn. CEIHIEIEIIQILIENIDIEIRS Lett to Right: lean Fisher, Barbara Moffett, Barbara Ditslear, Martha l-Iertzer, Elaine Kay Baugher. Eighty-nine lunior High 6 IZIUNIHDIR IHIHEIH IFCDCDTIBAILII. Top Row: Tom Hepp, Tom Biddle, Raymond Iohn, Douglas Halcomb, Dennis Kirchner, Bob Biddle, Gary Williams, David Lather. Third Row: Melvin Reedy, Montie Waters, Tom Bame, lim Wetzel, Bill Young, Karl Lenhart, Lynn Gamble, George Beam, Iim Ferguson, Bob Mitten, Iim Barger, Edwards Porter, Coach McKillip, Ronnie Powers, Coach lanson, lim Kuhn. Second Row: Mgr. David Stacy, Barry Wade, Larry Sager, Fred Hepp, lim Drake, Larry Wenner, Loyd Kirby, Charles Love, Warren Spencer, Tom Fredricks, Dean Strausbaugh, Bill Biddle, Bill Stoner, Mgr. Gary Richardson. First Row: Ronald Wellman, Iohn Morgan, Ralph Fraley, Ierry Mathias, Ralph Berger, lim Sessions, Ernest Estep, Ieff Fox, Don Feasel, IUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL RECORD Iunior High 33 Junior High 30 Iunior High 50 Iunior High 28 Iunior High 14 161 Bucyrus 0 Findlay Glenwood Findlay Donnell Willard Fostoria Upper Sandusky Six wins, no defeats FRESHMAN BASKETBALL EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL Tiffin 30 Upper Sandusky 26 Tiffin 5 Upper Sandusky Tiffin 34 Fostoria 35 Tiffin 18 Tiffin 9th Reserve Tiffin 50 Bucyrus 48 Tiffin 34 Bucyrus Tiffin 32 Willard 30 Tiffin 31 Willard Tiffin 25 Findlay Glenwood 62 Tiffin 45 Glenwood Tiffin 42 Bellevue 31 Tiffin 27 Bellevue Tiffin 31 Fostoria 39 Tiffin 58 Fostoria Tiffin 48 Upper Sandusky 35 Tiffin 18 Upper Sandusky Tiffin 27 Willard 21 Tiffin 39 Willard Tiffin 38 Findlay Glenwood 42 Tiffin 34 Glenwood Tiffin 44 Bellevue 21 Tiffin 23 Bellevue Tiffin 45 Bucyrus 34 Tiffin BUCYTUS 4 1 in Tiffin 7th Won 8 Lost Won 6 Lost 7 High scorers: Feasel, 142, Stoner, 139, Wade, 73 Ninety Ninth Grade Basketball Third Row: Don Feasel, Horst Muehlbronner, Ralph Berger, William Stoner, Loyd Kirby, Mr. Butdorf Second Row: Raymond Field-Mgr., Robert White, Ernest Estep, Charles Frontz, Torn Frederick, Barry Wade First Row: Larry Sager, Paul Moffett, Dick Reinbolt, Iames Drake, lohn Morgan Eighth Grade Basketball Third Row: Coach Krause, Norm King, Ieti Stauiler, Ierry Kerschner, Wally Grimm lim Ferguson, Gary Thompson Second Row: Torn Barne, Dick Long, Bob Mitten, Doug Halcomb, Bill Davidson, Dennis Kear, Tom Biddle, lim Barger First Row: Bob Biddle, Gary Weimerskireh, Henry Halcomb, lim Robbins, Bob Ebel, Rob Frederick Ninety one U'. I W Z Q ' ,w ig 5.- E21 ef ' X f X 2 : fy 3 i w... ,AQ wma t Z4.,. ,GEMM f , .P ? X 3 f .Q if f N A if - -ui-1 Ai ,g B! L ! ,,.,,,-, L., Z2 gli 'W 1 T f 6 2 'XX , ff K W z X , X I Er. E TT N F ' fa! F- ff N '- W . X MX T W! - ,.., ,gif-? 2ifqflg.i -g'1 f , ,.-1-'L-LL'-. 1 , -4 J -'37 ' ' , '- --ff edu,-es lx Worx? f X-f '17 X fl VMI. i f 1, uni , , ,.... ,!,.-- - ,..::---' ff. Eff 51-: ' , ' T,f '!: ---: ,,.,.,-f-- 0 T f-figs? 1,4-i i'3 '7 ,.,,f 'iq-ff if-g I --71:14 ,..- ,,..1-1 Q ,-1,1 K f,..-:: W4- f 4 We Arc: High School Kids With The We're intent on iun from the tips of our loaters or tuzzy angora socks to our pony tails or stubby crew cuts. We're even mysterious. We have a lingo all our own which covers everything in our World from discs to dates. Our jeans, saddle shoes, Varsity T jackets, and style of skirts may seem impracticableg our diet of hamburgers, potato chips, and cokes may seem impossiloleg our ideas of fun may seem improbable, but We Wouldn't be normal, healthy American kids minus our high-school fads and fancies. Twin fashions for twosomes Hot Rod service of T. H. S. Ninety-four Usual Pads and Fancies Yea Columbian, Go. Fight, Win! One shake. two straws for cr guy and cz gal Rock and Roll the Columbian way A popular pastime of T. H. S. students Ninety-five 09. 6 pr? X . Q W sm 00 NU 'Y xi ue'-WX 0995 'Y x,6vN Q9-O C X 2 x,v':'f0 .. ff 2 4 ll 4, o mqflcg 8 w sc O ,N e 455 :NZ A 4 YAP. ui Mo V, oem' jf! Ve , W 4 xo' K ' P' 3 , V ,S . VA O Sfnyxoox' 6s z,f rlo' og' Q. gp A3-' 4 'sow X' . . Q ,Cya Q G , I A TH S .3 J x as Jo u cal' 6' 4 o X SQ' Q. Qxc, 6 GJQNNOQ q5Q,Lc.p.x,v-095 5 0 -I ,I A 5 OP: 4 'VN l 6 O 0 S v T Ai-'Ve NL: 7 6uR ape 64 3 . 4 QS 0 , ox. WOW' Q xfiefdxm' 6 9- Pr, jf gofswoq-W ff f A if N ' .Ego fo 4' ' K' 660 1 2' 7.1176 45 gl N25 A 1. - - Svsbwro 009596 ,4 A' e 'We 1 Vg 'D A pq X 33s 33064, 706 V' I 5 84427064-6 7' 6' I 'gs 'bk ,Q ,V Q ef 9 X. 4 0 4 V 1 - V4 4 4 4 41 1 04,-a go etc XX 4 we bf' 2 s5N6w'0,,, 'X 5 N O74 PLq'9x,9N5 2? 6 .9 0 Us 4'7- ovli' - 7 0' '57 1? wg-x96?w0 992, 64k'q1f7s7?40m66',f 7' O? QQQNQ Ivo gg S Q4 -6' 4 N51 44, 4 A Q0 67, I '91, , ' q Sc. 'A Tie I' 1 4 . ,fs .sy- vqgy 362,14 01 47,2 rims 'V -4 .qs Qc? TIME Time, time, thou creature all around us day And night. Thou must be unaware of us For you remain unchanged throughout the way Of life. The thought of you is onerous! Slow, slow'r, then almost stopped, thou seemst to me, Unreal, but still control us all. I would I had the heav'nly power, whate'er it be, To startle you from your rest, I should, Fast, faster, still you race through life, Why must our lives go by us light'ning swift? Yea, even unto death you cause us strife, Forever moving, never in a drift. . . I would, if it could be the power mine, But should I meddle in affairs of time? -Glen Boles ON THE BEAUTY OF A FLOWER I love to see the beauty of a flower, Growing free or confined by garden fair. She has no duty, worry, pain, or care, Gently thriving in her peaceful bower, Kissed softly once, then often by the shower. She knows her place in Nature's plan so rare- 'Tis she her beauty with mankind must share And 'humble him seeking only gold and power. When once her short life on the earth is through, I know that another soon will take her place .And carry on and on the endless pace That started when the world was first made new. Forever and ever a flower will be to man, A symbol that he must carry out God's plan. -Carol Ann Iordan THE PARK I live in a house on Grand Avenue, And from my window I have a fine view. I look in the park at the grass so green, The most beautiful sight I ever have seen. The trees are very straight and tall, And from their branches birds do call. In summer children come to play: They come at morn, and stay all day. They play in the sand and wade in the pool, There's ne'er a thought of return to school. Some play baseball, and tennis, too, There's always something for them to do. With supervisors on guard all day, There's not a dull moment out my way. -Carol Lautzenhiser TO AN AUTO Oh, Mr. Ford, where was your brilliant head To make the contraption you did then? .A thing that leaves you bruised and sometimes dead, A thing you can not stop by saying when. It ,jumps and jerks and roars so awful much, , Especially when you feed it too much gas. ' To drive it well you have to have the touch, Or end up under all that bent-up mass. A car can get in the strangest places, Through water and on land it rocks and rolls. lt speeds along as if it's in the races And can't stay clear of those telephone poles. While others are out ridin' and talking', I will be out, too, but I'll be walkini -Carol Miller HOMEWORK Homework, thou art a shaggy-haired villain, Who, unwanted, comes each day to me. Free me from your chains if thou art willin', Oh, please just for one day let me be free. Homework, art thou not a means to an end? You will be my end if I don't have thee. Allow me just one quiet week end spend, So that I may enjoy nature with glee. Homework, what great values have thee? Dost thou have the power to make me wise? And yet you are nought but hard work to me, Which truly my very nature doth only despise. But seriously thou art good for me If a successful man I wish to be. -Robert Rusoff SPRING THOUGHTS The sky was blue when I awoke, Sweet smells and music filled the air, The earth had shed her winter cloak And donned her fresh spring dress with care. She chose, as usual, shades of green With colors mixed and strewn throughout. The ground was washed, all bright and clean, To help the new green plants to sprout. The cattle in the fields were gay, Their worries-all had ceased to be. I heard the fox hound's distant bay- All over there was peace to see. Where goes this peace so good and sweet When men awake themselves and meet? -Carol Omwake THE END IS NEAR .I know not what to say To you, classmates so dear, When I realize that the end's so near. Soon it will be the day When you will hear them say, This is the day! So listen, hear, Today you end your high school career .And go your individual way. I stop and I measure. Can it be true? This is not the time for leisure. There is one thing that I must do And that is to say, It is a pleasure To graduate with you. -Virginia Feasel WELCOMING SPRING A light breeze blows softly through my hair, The grass is a brilliant green beneath my feet, A clean sweet smell of spring is in the air, As I come to a place where stream and river meet. The trees awake and stretch their limbs to the sky, And dress themselveswin blossoms fresh and new, The flowers are holding their heads up so high As they sparkle brightly with the morning dew. The happy, carefree brook laughs in the sun As between the rocks it dances e'er so gay, The world is awakening, for winter is done, Spring's warm breath comes to blow cold away. I walk along and hear the birds sing, It is so nice to be out to welcome the spring. -Sonjq Smith Ninety seven SCHOOL SONG We're loyal to you, Tiffin High, We're gold and blue, Tiffin High. We'll back you to stand 'Gainst the best in the land For we know you have sand, Tiffin igh! H Rah! Rah! So smash that blockade, Tiffin High. Go crashing ahead, Tiffin High. Our team is our farne-protector- On, boys, for We expect A victory from you, Tiffin High! 'A' i' 'k ALMA MATER We love you, Columbian High, And your memories are so dear. As the years go passing by, In our hearts you'll still be near. Our love for you shall never die, But it will live on and on. May your colors always fly, Even after we are gone. Anim All hail! The Class of '56 Now passes in review As We salute old Columbian High Before we say adieu. Three years inside your castle walls Have brought to us great fame. We hope the lives we choose to live Will also do the same. Although we're not the perfect class And don't pretend to be, We've had our fun and learned a lot, You surely must agree. We've a lot of jolcers in our midst Who really cause a riot. We're blessed with many a scholar, too Who exist in peace and quiet. We've an artist from any category That you might choose to name: And even if they're not top-notch, We admire them just the same. So here's to you, Columbian High. You'Ve set us on our ways. We'll be your most faithful alumni Until our dying days. -Ron Bump CONCEP'I'ION OF THE IDEAL TEEN-AGE BOY AND GIRL IDEAL GIRL EYES: Iucly Dennison NOSE: Mardell Fowler LIPS: Carol Lautzenhiser TEETH: Priscilla Crawford VOICE: Glenna Harpst SMILE: Kay Heising COMPLEXION: Mildred Gilliland HANDS: Virginia Tones FORM: Iane Bigham DANCING ABILITY: Bobbie Deibert TALKING ABILITY: Harriet Kuhn LAUGH: Patsy Fronti HAIR: Alta Terry 1 Nmoty eight BOY Tom Cleveland Glen Boles Dick Kiessling Tom Ehrenfried lim Gale , t 'Ib' Bonnie Hill I Paul Assenheimer Iim Love Gary Flechtner Dick Hrabko Iim Baum Bill-Fry lim Bakalis IHIUNIIQS CIF Virginia Iones: I don't like these proofs at all. I look like a monkey. Photographer: You should have thought of that before you had them taken. i' 'A' 'A' Miss Dietzel: Who was Homer? Tom McKillip: That's the guy Babe Ruth made famous. 'A' 'k 'A' Larry Ahle: May I ask a question? Miss Herron: lf it concerns the lesson. Larry: It's about a tragedy. What is my grade in Shakespeare? i' i' al' Priscilla Crawford to Carolyn McNeal: lf l could combine their qualities, l'd be the happiest girl in the world. Dick is handsome and witty, and lud wants to marry me. 'A' ir 'A' Teacher: Bob, give me a sentence with the Word 'gruesome' in it. Bob Mitchell: When my dad had his mustache shaved off, he grew some whiskers. Pk 214 FIC Dick Kiessling: Do you know Who's going to run for President on the Democratic ticket? Mr. Mazzaferro: No, who? Dick: Stevenson, Warren, and Ferris. Nick: l:'erris? Who's Ferris? Dick: A big wheel at Coney lslandf' H1 Pk :lf Two Tl-IS students, whose names we will not mention, had been sitting in the moonlight alone. No Word broke the stillness for half an hour until .... Suppose you had money, she said, what would you do? He threw out his arms in all the glory of young manhood. l'd travel! he said. He felt her warm hand slide into his. When he looked up, she had gone. In his hand lay a nickel. - , , IHIUIVIHDIR DO YOU REIVIEIVIBER WHEN l. A certain group of seniors went tobogganing by moonlight? 2. Susan Keefer decided that driving on the curb was just about as easy as driving on the street? 3. Barbara Fausey and Ioyce Trapp boiled lime juice, and Light and Bright together and then dumped it on their hair? 4. Shirley Rosenfelt went on a blind date and almost had to be carried home because she couldn't stand up on the icy sidewalks? 5. Wonderful harmony was created on the band bus? 6. Iohn Wise put a dead, smelly mouse in Sue Richardson's notebook? 7. Bea Niswender reached for the clutch during driving class only to find that it had disappeared? 8. A slumber party of senior girls set off the fire alarm and invaded a church at 3:00 A. M.? 9. Shirley Oberst, newly moved here, almost withdrew from CHS because she thought the students were snobbish? l0. Bill Fry left 3:00 study hall to go home because he got tired of sitting and doing nothing? , ll. An ill-aimed apple from Kay Gamble's locker shattered a chandelier on the second floor? l2. Iane Bigham left her supper on the sidewalk in front of the Ritz Theater? ak i' 'lr The difference between a cud-chewing cow and a gum-chewing girl is the intelligent look on the cow's face. wk wk Pk ESQ ff 5 if iii: f l- S T '1 Hi-ff . V H The Senior Records are over this way Ninety-nine S EN HD IQ IIQIECECDIRID The Number 4 following Honor Roll and Perfect Attendance indicates first semester second semester records were not complete when the annual was printed. LARRY AHLE IOANN BETTS KEN BOGARD Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Science Club 3 I Perfect Attendance l PAUL ASSENHEIMER Choir 1, 2 Student Coimcilil, 2, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Blue and Gold Salesman Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Hi-Y ll 2, 3, 4, Science Club 3 Varsity T 3, 4 Perfect Attendance 2, 3, 4 Honor Roll 4 District Music Rating 1,4 HM BAKALIS HM BAUM Band l, 2, 3, 4 Dance Band 2, 3, 4 Blue G Gold Salesman 4 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4 Science Club 3 Perfect .Attendance 1, 2, 4 Honor Roll 4 District Music Rating 1, 2, 3 State Music Rating 1, 3 ROD BAUM Choir 4 Blue 51 Gold Salesman 4 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4 Science Club 3' VERNON BEARD Choir l Hi-Y 1 Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 4 IERRY BEISNER Choir l, 2 Basketball 1 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4 Science Club 3 Spanish Club 3, 4 Honor Roll 4 RON.ALD BUMP Student Council 2, 3 Blue CS Gold Staff 4 Library Staff l Football 1, 4 Reserve Football 2 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4 Dramatic Club 2 Science Club 3 Tiffinian 3 Varsity T 4 Perfect Attendance 4 Honor Roll 1, 2, 4 American Legion Essay Winner 1 Kiwanis Citizenship Award 1 One hundred Choir 2, 3, 4 Blue G Gold Staff 4 Library Staff l Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Squad l, 2, 3, 4 Tiffinian 1 Honor Roll 1, 3, 4 Scholarship Award 3 District Scholarship Rating 3 SHARON BENNER Band 3, 4 Y-Teens l, 2, 3 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4 Pep Squad 3, 4 Perfect Attendance 2, 3, 4 GARY BIDDLE Choir 2 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Dance Band 3, 4 Library Staff l Track l, 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Science Club 4 Varsity T 4 IANE BIGHAM Blue 61 Gold Salesman 4 Y-Teens l, 2, 3 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4 Honor Roll 2 BETTY BILLER Band 2, 3, 4 Library Staff 1 Perfect Attendance 2, 4 SUZANNE BROWN Choir 2 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Y-Teens l, 2, 3 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4 Latin Club 3, 4 Pep Squad l, 2, 3, 4 Tiffinian 3, 4 Honor Society l, 2, 3, 4 Pittenger Math Prize 1 Scholarship Award 2,3 District Senior Scholarship Honors D. A. R. History Award 4 District Scholarship Rating l, 2, 3, State Scholarship Rating 2 District Music Rating 1, 2, 3, 4 State Music Rating 3 County Senior Scholarship Rating American Legion Essay Winner Choir 2 Perfect Attendance 2, Science Club 3 GLEN BOLES Hi-Y 2, 4 Dramatic Club 2, 3 Debate Club 2, 3 Science Club 3 Perfect Attendance 4 Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4 Scholarship Award 3 IUDY BURGER T Choir 2, 3, 4 Library Staff 1 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3 Dramatic Club 3 Pep Squad l, 2, 3, 4 Perfect Attendance 3 Honor Roll 3, 4 OM CLEVELAND Choir 1 Student Council 3, 4 Blue G 'Gold Staff 4 Basketball 1 Reserve Basketball 2 Track l Football l Hi-Y 1, 2, 3 Science Club 4 Perfect Attendance 2 PRISCILLA CRAWFORD B Choir 2 Band l, 2, 3, 4 Dance Band 3 Blue G Gold Salesman Y-Teens 1, 2, 3 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4 Spanish Club 4 Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4 Honor Roll 4 District Music Rating State Music Rating 2 OBBIE DEIBERT Choir 2, 3, 4 Library Staff 1 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Squad l, 2, 3, 4 DICK DITSLEAR Library Staff 1,4 Spanish Club 4 Perfect Attendance 2, 4 Patrol Boy l BILL DOTSON Band 1, 2, 3, 4 . My , ,A only 3 4 l, 2, 3 4 IUDY DENNISON ROSE FEASEL DARLENE FULLER Choir 2 Y-Teens 3 Y-Teens 1 Orchestra 1 Cheerleader l Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Council 2, 3, 4 Pep Squad 2, 3 Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Honor Society 3 Blue 51 Gold Salesman 4 Perfect Attendance 1, 4 IIM GALE Y-Teens 1, 2, 3 ChOiI' 1, 2 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4 VIRGINIA FEASEL Student Council 1 Spanish Club 4 Sycamore High School 1, 2 Hi-Y 1, 2 I Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4 Choir 1, Z, 3 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4 Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3, 4 Girls' Ensemble 3 Debate 2, 3 Honor Roll 3 F. H. A. 1, 2 Science Club 3 District Music Rating l, 3 Perfect Attendance 3, 4 Perfect Attendance 2, 4 IDA DRYFUSE Blue 5: Gold Salesman l G Pep Squad 1 Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3 BETTY DULL Y-Teens 2, 3 Home Ec Club 2, 3 Pep Squad l, 2, 3 G. A. A. 2 Perfect Attendance 2, 4 IERRY DUNN Hi-Y 1 TOM EHRENFRIED M Honor Roll 2, 3, 4, ARY FLECHTNER Choir 1, 3, 4 Football l Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4 Debate 2 Spanish Club 4 Pep Squad 1 Tiffinian 3, 4 ARDELL FOWLER Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 Y-Teens 1, Z, 3, 4 Home Ec Club 2 Cheerleader l, 2, 3, 4 Honor Roll 4 World Affairs Conference 4 KAY GAMBLE Choir 2 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4 Debate 2 Latin Club 3, 4 Pep Squad 1, 2, Tiffinian 3, 4 3,4 Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3 Honor Rall 1, 2, 3, 4 Scholarship Award 2, 3 District Scholarship Rating 2 Choir If 2' 3 Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4 State Senior Scholarship Honors 4 Basketball 1 Honor Roll 4 District Music Rating 1, 2, 3, 4 Reserve Basketball 2, 3 State Music Rating 3 Track 1 KATHLEEN FRALEY state schotqfshtp Rating 3 Football 1, 4 Choir 4 31-Y 1. if Y-Teens 1, 2, 3 MILDRED GILLILAND Gfsitv s Q I It Club 3, 4 . Perfect Attendance 2 Ciegjecder 1' 2, 3, 4 LII-ljIAN HALCQMB pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4 idway, Kentucky High School 1 IOg,I:J,fqDg'RS' 4 Ttffiniqn 3, 4 Choir 1 ' ' ' Perfect Attendance 4 Home EC Club 2, 4 Y-Teens l, 2, 3 Science Club 4 PATSY FRONTZ Library Staff 1 ggfgmgqiidcfug 3 LYLE FRANCIS Spanish Club 2 G. A. A. I, 2, 3 Cflub 3 DON HALL Perfect Attendance 1' 2 Pferfeccl Attendance l, 2 gf-sfnie Basketball 2 GENE ENGLEHART District Scholarship I, 2 BETTY ESTEP DIXIE FREE HM HARNISH Y-Teens 1, 2, 3. 4 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3 GLE Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4 CISEAIHQRESI G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Perfect Attendance ' ' ' Perfect Attendance 1, 3, 4 BARBARA RAUSEY Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 Orchestra l, 2 Girls' Ensemble 4 Student Council 1 Library Staff 4 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3 Home Ec Club 4 1' 2 chem Ensemble 2 3 4 Dramatic Club 3, 4 Home Ec Club 4 District Music Rating 1, 2, 3, 4 State Music Rating 2, 3 Betty Crocker Award 4 Blue 5: Gold Staff 4 Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4 - . . , Library Staff 1 Perfect .Attendance 1, 2, 3, 4 11?If:g:tRifP21arSh1p Ruling 3 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3 Dramatic Club Z, 3, 4 , BILL FRY NEIL HASSINGER Debate 2, 3 Choir 1, 2, 3 Hi-Y 1 Spanish Club 4 Student Council 2, 3 Spanish Club 4 Cheerleader l Blue G Gold Salesman 4 Pep squad 1, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3 KAY HEISING Honor Society 1, 2 District Music Rating l, 3, 4 District Scholarship Rating 3 District Senior Scholarship Honors 4 Track 1 Football l, 2, 3, '4 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4 Varsity T. Club 2, 3, 4 Choir Z, 3 Student Council 1 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3 Home Ec Club 4 One hundred one BOB HENNINGER Student Council l Library Staff 4 Science Club 4 Spanish Club 3 Perfect .Attendance 4 RONNIE HILL Student Council 1, 3, 4 Blue G Gold Salesman 1 Library Staff l Dramatic Club 3, 4 Spanish Club 3, 4 Tiffinian 3, 4 Perfect Attendance 2, RICHARD HRABKO Choir l, 2, 4 Basketball 1, 2 Track 2 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Squad 1 Tiffinian l, 3, 4 3,4 Perfect Attendance 1 VIRGINIA IONES Y-Teens 1, 2, 3 Spanish Club 4 Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4 CAROL IORDAN Choir 2, 3 Orchestra 1 Library Staff 4 Y-Teens 1 State Scholarship Ra Tiffinian 3 Honor Roll 3, 4 NANCY KEAR Honor Roll 1 SUSAN KEEFER Library Staff 4 Spanish Club 4 Perfect Attendance 2, Honor Roll 3 ting 3 4 World Affairs Conference 4 CAROL KELLEY Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Dance Band 3, 4 Library Staff 1 Y-Teens 1, Z, 3 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4 Pep Squad 1 Perfect Attendance 4 Honor ,Roll 4 IANET KERSCHNER Choir l, 2, 3, 4 Science Club 4 CHERYL KLECKNER Choir 1 Library Staff 1 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3 Dramatic Club 2, 3 Pep Squad l, 2, 3, 4 Perfect Attendance 4 HARRIET KUHN Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 Library Staff 4 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4 Spanish Club 4 Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4 Tiffinian Staff 3, 4 District Music Rating 4 CAROL LAUTZENHISER Y-Teens 1, 2, 3 Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4 Perfect .Attendance 1, 2, 3, 4 IIM LOVE Student Council 1 Library Staff 1 1-li-Y 1, 2 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4 Latin Club 3, 4 Spanish Club 4 ROLLA LUDWIG RALPH MAGERS Calvert 1, 2 MARTHA MANN Library Staff 4 Home Ec Club 3 Perfect Attendance 2, 3 DALLAS MARGRAF Orchestra 1 Spanish Club 4 Perfect Attendance 4 ALLAN MCGOWN Perfect Attendance 1 CAROLYN MCNEAL Choir Z Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Blue 6: Gold Staff 4 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3 Dramatic Club 2, 3 Debate 2 Science Club 4 Spanish Club 4 District Music Rating 2, 3 Pep Squad 1 2 3 4 Tiffinian 1 EQBDIEII ITNEQR American Legion Essay Winner 4 Fas Stuql 5 4 Perfect Attendance 3, 4 H93 5' 3 ' ' Honor Roll 1, 3, 4 1' ' Kiwanis Citizenship ,Award 1 District Music Rating l, 2 DIgEo5IiSSLING State Music Rating 1,2 Student Council 2 District Scholarship Rating 3 Track 1, 2, 4 DON MCPHAIL Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Library Staff 1 Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4 ' Perfect Attendance 1 One hundred two IOHN MELLOTT Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4 Science Club 3 District Scholarship Rating 3 ARNOLD MILLER Calvert l CAROL MILLER Choir l, 2, 3, 4 Choral Ensemble 4 Library Staff 1 Y-Teens 2, 3 Dramatic Club 4 Home Ec Club 2, 3 Pep Squad I, 2, 3 DONALD MITCHELL Reserve Basketball l, 2, 3 Track 2, 3, 4 Football 4 Reserve Football 3 Varsity T 2, 3, 4 ROBERT MITCHELL Choir 2 Reserve Football l Spanish Club 4 Perfect Attendance 2 AL MORGAN Blue 5: Gold Staff 4 Football 2, 4 Reserve Football 3 Dramatic Club 3 Science Club 4 Spanish Club 3 ALLEN MOORE Band 1,2 Football 2 Hi-Y 1 Debate 3, 4 Science Club 3 Buckeye Boys' State 3 District Scholarship Rating Z, 3 State Scholarship Rating 3 Scholarship .Award 3 Honor Roll 3, 4 Perfect Attendance 2, 3, 4 District Senior Scholarship Honors 4 IERRY MORRIS Orchestra ,l Reserve Basketball 1,2 Hi-Y l Perfect Attendance l URSEL MUEHLBRONNER Choir 2, 3, 4 Student Council 2, 3, 4 Blue 6: Gold Staff 4 Y-Teens 2, 3 . Home EC Club 3, 4 Perfect Attendance 2 Honor Roll l, 3 Kernan Citizenship Award 3 Ohio Student Council Convention 3 IOHN MUENTER SHIRLEY ROSENFELT Choir 1, 2 Home Ec Club 2, 3, 4 Library Staff 1 Perfect .Attendance 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1 Honor Roll 2, 3, 4 Football 1 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4 IANET RUNION Science Club 3 Latin Club 3, 4 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4 Quay Science Award 1 Library Staff 1, 4 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3 Home Ec Club 2, 3, 4 Pep Squad 1, 2, 3 District Scholarship Rating 2 Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3, 4 State Senior Scholarship Honors 4 Kernan Citizenship Award 3 ROBERT RUSOFF Scholarship Award 3 BEA NISWENDER Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 Band 1 Blue G Gold Staff 4 Football Manager 2 Dramatic Club 2 Pep Squad 1 Debate 3 Science Club 3 SHIRLEY OBERST Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4 Fremont Ross High School l, 2 State Scholarship Rating 3 Science Club 1 Perfect Attendance 1, 4 Scholarship Award 2 CAROL OMWAKE District Senior Scholarship Bettsville High School 1, 2, 3 Rating 4 Tiffinian 4 Kernan Citizenship Award 3 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4 American Legion Essay Winner 4 District Senior Scholarship Honors 4 AMY IO RUSSELL District Music Ratings 1, 2, 3 Band 1, 2, 3 State Music Rating 1 Blue LS Gold Salesman 4 Band l, 2, 4 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3 Debate 2 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4 SHIRLEY PARKINS Library Staff 1 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3 Pep Squad l, 2, 3, 4 Perfect Attendance 4 MARY LOU PAYNE IERRY PHILLIPS Choir 1 Library Staff 1 Track l Football 1, 4 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4 Dramatic Club 2 Science Club 4 Student Council 1, 4 Varsity T 4 IANET REEDY Y-Teens 3 Pep Squad 3 Honor Roll 1, 3, 4 State Scholarship Rating 3 SUE RICHARDSON Choir 1 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 - Blue G Gold Staff 4 Blue 61 Gold Salesman 1 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4 Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4 Perfect Attendance 2, 3, 4 Latin Club 3, 4 Pep Squad l, 2, 4 Perfect Attendance 3 BETTY SCHERER Blue 5: Gold Staff 4 Y-Teens 3 Home Ec Club 2 Spanish Club 4 Pep Squad 1 Honor Roll 3 Perfect Attendance 3 ILANNY SEESE Choir 2 Blue 5: Gold Staff 4 Library Staff 1 Hi-Y 1, 3, 4 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4 Science Club 3 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4 Tiffinian Photographer 3, 4 District Senior Scholarship IOE SIMONS Student Council 1,2 Basketball 1, 2 SO-NIA SMITH Choir l, 2, 3, 4 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4 Pep Squad 1, 2, 4 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4 TERRY SOMMER Reserve Basketball 2 Track 1 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3 IOYCE SOURS Home Ec Club 3, 4 Pep Squad 4 IIM SWABLY IANET TANNER Library Staff 1 Y-Teens 2 Pep Squad 1, 4 ALTA TERRY Student Council 2, 3 Library Staff 1 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4 Spanish Club 3, 4 Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4 IOEL TRAPP Track 1 Reserve Football 3 Hi-Y 1 IOYCE TRAPP Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 Girls' Ensemble 4 Library Staff 1 Y-Teens 1 Dramatic Club 2, 3 Debate 3 Home Ec Club 3, 4 Spanish Club 3, 4 G. 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