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

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JOE ANGUS oe Blush? Who? Me? NORMA BACON Norma Whoever sard S1111 water never runs deep must have meant Norma BARBARA BARLEKAMP Barb Be helpful be cheerful Thats her motto ANNA BARTH Ann Some are happlest helpmg others STERLINC ABBOTT Sterlmq He s wav up that PHYLI IS AGERTER Phyl A trlendly lxttle mlss rs she MARTHA BAKALIS Marty Sober but not serrous Oulet but not ldle CHRIS BAME Fuzzy Is 11 so wrong to chew gum? MVHXW Q N. X ,-he 15 at 1 1 K Y HJ ll IZ . ,, . 'WW 1 . I fi ' 1 tr I: 0 If , ' 3 , . at 35 A i N - ll ll - ' , -x y . A n 5, 'T x 'all f L .js- I we I at rx xr A L K . . I E, e It A

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PI'eS1Cl6I1I Duane Palnter Vtce Presrdent Pat Huber Secretary Joyce Shepherd Treasurer Mary Lou Walker Colors Plnk and Sllver Flower Ptnk Rose Motto Tonight we launch where shall we anchor? Class History Remember way back tn 1945 AD when we put away our toys and began our daxly trtps to school? Fxcludtng a few skmned knees and lost front teeth, grade school ran smoothly and qutckly As slxth graders we f1rst clxsplayed our talent by presentlng Hansel and Gretel One day 177 raw recrutts entered Juntor Htgh and the basts ot our Semor Class was formed As seventh and elghth graders we steadlly tncreased tn sureness of step and mmd so that as Fre hmen, we were well tramed commandlng offlcers Wtth the help of our advtsor, Mtss Mary Adatr Prestdent Bob Yager and hrs staff Bob Sheeley Joyce Fowler and Carl RICE led us to victory ln our flrst class party The Cxrcus Freshman graduation soon arrtved and for our last salute to the Maroon and Gold we performed The Stone In The Road, olrected by Mtss Helen Pfexter Wtth less self conftdence we stumbled over the threshold of C H S , soon learntng that one humble duty was to show deference to upperclassmen, partxcularly the awe tnspmng senlors Our thtrd grade baseball boys were at last full fledged football basketball or track men wxth Varstty T as then' constant goal Jtm Wade Melvtn OIWIQ, Cathy Mlchaels and Carol Sue Peer organrzed a very successful prom, Moonl ght and Roses Junlors That word rang llke bells tn our ears because, once agatn, we were upperclassmen The bl enntal talent show and The People Versus Maxme Lowe afforded many opportumtxes to versatlle Colum bran students Class offlcers Mel Orwtg Don Weber Joan Moore, and Jan lxolehmamen, wtth help of then varlous commtttee chatrmen, planned the .lr Sr Prom Ortental Gardens Now 1t ts ttme to offer a txnal salute To our Alma Mater we leave the best of school spmt to the faculty we gtve our heartlest thanks and to each other we b1d a fond farewell but wtth memorles whlch wxll long be cherxshed by all Best ot success class of 58' Joyce Shepherd, Secretary 14 - a U 1: . U - - - - - H If y S ' ' 1 . . . . ,, . ,, 1 1 y ' - - H 1. H ' 1 ,, ,. . . .. , , - . . . . . ,, . v 1 ' y ' u ,, . ,, . . I . . . ,, . ,, . . . - s 1 s . . . ,, . ,. . . , . ' v v 1 , .

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wa? wg... 7,1-:ix f fi, R .IUDITH BEREZIN Judy You must get acquainted with Heidelberg some time. DON BERNARD Barney Have fun You re only young once JON BLUM Tiger Make much ot me Good men are scarce JUDY A BLUST Rocky Our personality plus blond THOMAS BEAN Tom He makes the best ot everything. CHARLOTTE BEARD Beardie For a little girl, she sure gets around HAZEI. BICKLEY Haze May she never change except by name QHARON BISH Sharon Dark eyes dark hair bright future 16 if n if H 1 n u L. if u ,, , . u - if 1, ,, n 11 X.-' . 5 V ' 3 -.K E K W