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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1959 volume:

x The Blue and Gold Published Annually By The Senior Class of Columbian Hugh School Co edrtors Aclrvrrres Ednor Features Edrlor Ari Echtor bports Edrtor Busmess Managers Crrculatron Photographer Advrsers Tlffm, Ohlo Marlha Herne Nancy Shermar Qusre Cunnrngham Joanne Berezm Judy Funderburcx Ernest Estep Joan Crrlly Vernon Mlller Davrd Pmkerion John Exchhorn Chrrs Thornpso Mr C W Lui Mr Herman Damel l TYPiSf5 A--ff-----f s----- ----Y---W --...---.,,-..v .. Y.e,,f.. WM-- -,-Elaine Baugher I 5 P w R E I , 1 Foreword Thu year our Blue ana' Gola' ey pfefented zn the Jeyle o a newy paper The pnrpoye zo to zn ornz the pohlze about the lz e ana' ac we hope wzll Jeroe df a wrztten re rnzndero the many events zn whzeh the Jtudentf partzezpateel We alxo hope that they annual well he Cher zfhed hy fhe senzorf zn yeam to come THE STAFF I A I . f . - - f . - liviteef at Colnmhean High. This, Table Of Contents Vfhos Who ln the News Page A Seruor PICILITQS B Achvmes Record 5 4 Juruor League A Jumors 13 Sophomores Headlmers of the Year A Features Sectlon B Entertamment Sectxon oocmty Page A Orgamzairons bports Page A Football B Basketball C Track B1g Names m the News A Board ol Eclucatxon P qchool Prmclpal olumbran Facullv VII Tor' orrows Columlmamt s 85 103 4 l. ' ' , ' - o so o so 5- 24 Il. A , ' s,rss.v , ,ssss r,,ossssssssss-s26- 28 , o as oss, s o 29- 31 lll. ' . A, , ' ssss o ssss, ssssssss s ssss-.ss34- 40 , ' ' ,,.s ssss. ssss. 46 IV. ' , ' ' o so ssso so so 1 ,,,,,-.,,,48- 53 B. Music - .,,,,, ,,,, ,,,,,,,,s,s,,,,,,,,n,,,,-s,ns, ,.s, W ,,,,--,J,54- 57 V. ' . ssssss -sssss.o-,so6- 70 Vl. ' ' . ' ssss s sss. s ,sssr,. ssss so rss,ss 78 ,. . ' ' s sores as s A so C. C A 1 o s s o o o soar- 84 W lw U'-.MY I1 IT E ly ews SENIORS f59 59 it H fiwfm LT' Semor Class Offlcers .llm Drake, Presxdent Dean Strausbaugh V1ce Presldent .loan Crlllv Secretary Judy Funderburg Treasurer Class Hlstory Twelve years ago we semors began our clxmb toward graduahon Our teachers took us by the hand and helped us over the rough places Then ln the flfth and slxth grades we began to dlsplay our talents by smgmg 1n the choruses for Tom Sawyer and Hansel and Gretel We took a long step when we entered Jumol grades we could not dxstmguxsh ourselves so we climbed up the starrs wlthout any outstanding events But when we became nmth graders we started to choose subjects leadlng to the careers ot our dreams We elected the tollowmg class officers Don Feasel B111 Young, Sue Connor, and Horst Muehlbronner The theme of our prom was Show Boat and our class nxght play was Member When wntten by Mlss Helen Pfexter We then advanced to the next step rn our clrmb, the sophomore year We stopped long enough to elect B111 Stoner, Dave Plnkerton Nancy Sherman and .Ioan Cr1lly as class offlcers Also many yomed rn the presentatlon of the Talent Show Autumn Leaves and Harvest Moon ' We enyoyed our prom Teahouse of the August Moon Our yunror vear was a happy one For class bara Beasley and Nancy Sherman The semors at the Jumor Senlor Prom found themselves rn an atmosphere of Heavenly Sprmgtzme whxch we lunxors created for them Even though graduatxon IS the top step ot our hxgh school days, we may thxnk of xt as the last step to the trrst floor We stxll have many more steps to cllmb to reach other floors and to contmue up our stalrway to success J can Cnlly ln Memory ot MARGARET ANN SCHRICKEL July 22 1941 October 2 1958 1 7 . -Y Y . . . . , , I 4 , . . t 1 Q 1 . 1 y gf YV lf . n n u 1 ir High SCh001- During Yhe 5eVemh and eighth officers we elected Ernie Estep, Joan Crilly, Bar- - 1 A 1 1 1 Y, . . I ' , as - - 19 - - Z Y I 1 K ' . 1 1 ' Al ' my D - A ' D ' sl V 9? - - - ' 1 'W v - 5 - CHARLOTTE ADAMS Spanish Club 3: Pep Squad 3. FRANK BACON Science Club 4. L GLENDA ALLBAUGH Band 1 2 3 4 Blue and Gold Salesman -1 Dramatxc Club 2 Pep Sauad 3 4 Honor Socxety 'S K I NORRIS BAKER Dramatic Club 4 CAROL ANGUS Dramatlc Club Z Home Ec Club HELEN BARTH Choxr 1 Lrbrary Staff 1 Home EC Club 2 -1 Cheerleader 2 Pep Sauad 2 3 4 Honor Socrety -1 SUE ASSENHEIIVER on 1 4 Orches ra Band l 7 3 -1 Glrls Ensemble 1 uxan c Blue and Gola Sal smar 4 Latm Club 3 1 Pep Sfvuai-1 Nafxonal Machmery Cu zensmp Recognmon 2 l Drs! rct Musxc Ratrng C v ELAINE KAY BAUGHER Cholrl Z 3 4 Orchestra l Gus Ensemble l 2 3 4 Blue and Gold Staff 4 Blue and Gold Salesman 1 Dramatxc Club 2 Spamsh Club S Ch erleader 1 Pep Squad 2 S 1 Honor Socrety 1 2 3 -1 Natmonl Machinery Cmzenshrp Reccgnmon 3 Dxstnct Musxc Ratmg Stats Music Ratmg 2 Dlsinct Scholarshrp Rating 3 7 5 Ds il! IOANNE BAUM Ctudent Council l cmd 1 Z Dramatic Club 2 Home Er: Club 1 Pep Squad 7 l Dxslnc Musxr' Ralxnq l 2 L RALPH BERGER Orcneslra l 2 Varsxty T asketbcxll l Track 1 2 F otball l 2 .5 1 Reserve oot ball 2 Vocatnonal Industrial Clun NANCY BILLER Dra'nal1c Club 2 3 Home EC Club CHRISTINE BEISWER Chox 1 Z '3 4 American Lagxcn Essay Award 1 Gxrls Ensemble 2 '3 Txffmxan Stalfl 3 Llbmry Staff 1 Dramatlc Club 2 Pep Squad 2 3 4 I-onor Socxety 1 2 'S 4 Nauonal Machmery Cl'lLChShlP Recognlhon Z Dxstncl Musxc Ratmg 2 'S State Musxc Ratmg 2 3 KAREN BLUST Choir 1 2 Home EC Club Z L Pep Squad 2 3 IOANNE BEREZIN l Z 'S -l Gxrls Ensem 4 Tlfllnxcn Slaf' 3 Blue and Gold Stall 4 D amcmc Club 2 4 Suamsh Club 3 Pep Squad Honor S cle Natlanal Machmery Cxhzenshlp Recogmtxon 2 3 Dxstrxct Muslc Rating 5 State Muslc Ratmg 4 State Scholarsmp Rat ng fl Track 5 1 Scxence Club 4 - 5 - QUZANLE BRILL and l CAROL CHINNIS Student Council 1 2 3 Chorr 1 2 3 Class Offrcer Z Voccmonai lndustrxal Club i San Fernando Hrgh 2 2 IANIS BRIN EY oxrl Z 4 Ban 4 Glrs Ensembl 1 2 Txlhnrcm Suff I Lrbrary Stott J Dramczrc xo Peo Squa Dxstrrct Musxc Rating 2 'i -1 State Music Ratmg 3 BONNIE CLINE Chorr 1 2 3 4 Txlhmon Stuff 1 Library Staff 1 Dramatlc Club 3 4 Latm Club 3 -1 Cheerleader 4 Pep Squad 2 3 4 Honor OCIEYY 1 Natxonal Mcxchmery Cltrzenshxp Recogmtron 2 Q mor Scholarshru Test Honor able lV'ent1on EDWARD BYRUM anal Scl c Clu MARY COLEMAN Chcrr 1 Llbrary Staff '3 -l Home E Club 2 '3 4 Pep Squad 2 5 MARGARET CAMERON orr rlnw Ecf'1ub2 'I ROBERT CHESS Blue and Gold Salesman 1 9 IAMES DRAKE IOAN CRILLY Student Councll 3 4 Choxr 1 2 3 4 Gxrls Ensemble 1 2 3 4 Class Othcer 2 3 4 Txltmian Stall 3 Blue and Gold Staff 4 Dramatic Club 2 3 Cheerleader Pep Squad 2 3 4 Honor ocrety 1 2 3 4 Nationa Ma hmery Cxtxzenshrp Recognltxon 2 3 4 Dxstrlct Musrc Rating 2 'S 4 State Muslc Ratmg 2 Senior Scholarshlp Test Honorable Men hon DONALD DAVIS 4 an BERNARD CROUSE Vocatronal lndustnal Club 4 BARBARA DITSLEAR Chou' 1 2 3 4 Tzfhman Staff .5 Lxbrary Stal! 1 Dramatrc Club 2 S Cheerleader 1 Pep Squad 2 -1 Honor Socxety 3 4 Dxstrxct Scholar shxp Ratmg 1 SUZANNE CUNNINGHAM Txffmxcm Staff 1 Blue and Gold Staff 4 Lxbrary Staff 1 Dramatic Club 2 3 Pep Squad 2 3 4 Honor Socxety 1 3 National Machmery Cmzenshmp Recogmtxon Student Councxl 2 Band 1 Class Ofhcer 4 Blue and Gold Salesman 4 VGISIXY T 4 Basketball 1 2 Re serve Basketball 2 Track 4 Foot ball 1 2 3 4 Honor Socxety 2 Q 4 Natxonal Machmery Cltxzenshxp Recogmtlon 2 Scholarship Prxze Award 2 3 Semor Scholarshp Test Honorable Mentxon MARY IANE DAUGHENBAUGH rchestra 1 2 Band 1 2 Txftmxan Staff 1 CLINTON DULL Varsity T 2, 3, -1: Reserve Basket- ball 3: Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Vocational Industrial Club 4. -10- N.. YZ ww Q 0 a SUSAN DURAN Choir l 2 3 -l Girls' Ensemble 2 Txllrman Stall l Drarnatxc Club 3 -l Honor aocxety 1 D st rct S holarshlp Rat ng 1 ERNEST ESTEP Student Councrl 2 3 4 Choxr 4 Orchestra 2 B nd l 2 3 Class Olhcer 3 Blue and Gold Stall l Vars1ty T 3 4 Basketball 'l Foot l 1 2 3 4 Honor Socxey 2 'll 4 NatxonalMach1nery CIIIZEH shnp Recognmon 2 3 -l Dxstrrcl Scholarship Ratmg 1 7 Columbxar Scholarship Prtze 3 Krwams Award 1 Senlor Scholarshrp Test Honor able Mentlon IOHN DURFEE Va stty 'I' 4 Track 4 Football 4 Reserve Fbotball 2 Scxence Club Toledo Libbey 1 2 LYN FAUBER Choxr 1 2 3 4 Txlhnran Staff 1 3 Dramatic Club 2 3 Pep Squad E IZABETH EBEL Student Councll 4 Choxr 1 2 3 Gxrls Ens mble 2 'frffmlan Staff 1 3 Lrbrary Staff 1 Drarnatxc ub 2 3 P D S uid 2 Nattonal Machrrery Cmtxzenshxp 'iecogmtlou 2 3 -l Honor Soclety MQ 'S -l Semor Scholarsm llono able Men ron DONALD FEASEI. Clan Officer 1 Varslty 'l' 2 3 1 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Football 1 2 3 -l Nat1onalMachrnery Cxtrzen slup Recogmtlon 2 3 IOHN EICHHORN Blue and Gold Staff 4 Dramatic Club 2 3 4 Nat1onalMach1nery Cxtlzenslup Hecoqmhon 2 3 4 Huy PHYLLIS FEASEL Home Ec Club 2, 3, 4: Pep Squad .3, -11 N 5 RAYMOND FIELD cn slra l 2 Varslty T '3 rack '3 I Scren e Cu Natxonal Machmery CllZenSh1P Recogmtxonl Manager l 2 'Z 1 ARLENE FRANCIS Band l 2 3 Home EC Cub Lam Club 2 3 -1 MARY LOU FINGERHUTH Cnoxr 1 A 3 4 Gxrls Ensemble -L Tlfflnld Sa Hxgh Magazine Salesman Library Stall 1 Dramatxc Club 2 -l Cheerleader 3 4 e Squad 2 3 -1 KIOFOI Sncxety 1 2 3 4 Dxstrlct MUSIC Ratmg 'll 1 State Musxc Ratmg 3 Semor Schclarshlp Test Hororable Men hon Nat1onalMachmer Cltlzen lf Shlp Recognition -l THOMAS FREDERICK Varsxty T 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 Reserve Basketball 2 3 Track IEAN FISHER Lxbrary Stall 4 Dramatxc Club 2 Scxence Club 4 Cheerleader 1 Pep Squad 2 3 4 Honor Society DlSlIlCf Scholars lp Ratmg 3 Semor Sc wlurshxp Test Honorable Mention Fo balll 2 MARIE FROEHLICH Orchestra 2 Band 1 2 3 4 H1 '1 Magazme Salesman 3 4 Dramatzc Club 2 RALPH FRALEI Blue and Gold Salesman 1 Vars1tyT ' 4 Trackl Football -l Vocatloral lndustrlal Club fl CHARLES FRONTZ Basketball 1 Track 1 Football 1 Reserve Football 2 Vocatxonal ln dustrlal Club 4 12 nOBER'I'A FLLLER Dramutt Ctub 2 Honor Society CARL GRIESELDING Track 3 4 Vocational Industrxal Club 1 IUDY FUNDERBURG Student Councxl 1 Choxr 1 Class Offtcer 4 Blue and Gold Stuff 4 Drarratlc Club 2 'S 4 e Squad 2 'fl 4 Honor Scclety 3 4 Natxonal Machmexy Cttxzenshxp Recogmtxon 1 SUE GUNDLACH Choxr 1 3 4 Txlhman Staff 1 'X Dramatxc Club 2 3 -1 Pep .squad LYNN GAMBL' Txfttnxan Staff 1 Basketball 1 7 Track l Football 1 2 Honor Soclety 1 4 THOMAS HARPER rchestra 1 2 B nd 1 2 3 Txifmxan Staff 1 Blue and Gold Salesman 4 Ltbrary Stall 1 Sctence Club 4 VICTOR GOLDSBERRY Student Councxl 3 CH-.lr 1 Z Txfhman Staff 1 Dramatxc Club 1 bcnence Club 4 Lcmn Club 3 onor Socxety 1 2 Semor Scholarship Test Second Place STEVE HARTSEL 13 1,2,:i,'4. ' PPV. . ' .' 'rl F'-: 2,3,4. O. ,.: u ,-1: 45.1-I '.',,3,42 ROBLRT HARTSELL 5 0 QQ' rf! v Blue and Gold Salesman +11 Varsity T 1: Football 2, 3, -15 Re- serve Football 2, 3: Science Club tl: Spanish Club 3. ELAINE HECK PEG HEMLINGER Ttlhman Staffl 'l Lalm Club l l Pep Squad Z Chotr 1 Lxbrcry Staff -X Home EC Club 4 Pep Squad .4 PENNY HECK FRED HEPP Chou' 1 Hxgh Magazme Sales Varstty T 4 Football 1 4 Reserve Football 2 3 Ltbrary Staff -1 Home E Club Z Pep Squad 2 JUDY HERBERT 1 v Student Counct 1 Chou' 1 2 Tl hman Stuff 1 Ltbrcxry Sai l Dramatxc Club Z 'S 4 Pep Squad 2 'X 1 Kxwams Awardl RICHARD HEEBSH Band l 2 'i 4 Tlffvman Staff 1 Latm Club 3 Natxonal Machmery Cttlz nshxp Recogm xo 3 -1 Dlll1'lCl Scholarshxp Ratmq 2 Semor Scholarshzp Test Honorable Mertton MARTHA HERTZER ou 3 4 Orchestra l G1 s Ensemble 3 -4 Txlhman Stall 1 4 Blue and Gold Stall 4 Dramatxc Club Z 3 Latm Club 9 1 Che ader 1 2 3 Pep Squad P 3 onor Soctety 1 3 4 Naltona Machmery Cxtxzenshtp Recognmon 2 'l 4 D1stnCtMus1c R ttrg fl -1 State Mustc Rctmg 'Z Dtstrxct Scholarshxp Rattng 1 Z Semo Scholarslup Test Honorable Med non. -14- 1 PRUDY HOERIG Band l, 2, 3, -lg Latin Club 3, -lg Pep Squad 2, 3, 'lg Honor Socieiy 1, A 4. VIRGINIA KAY Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Tiffinicxn Stall 1, 3, 4: Library Staff 1: Dramalic Club 2, 3, 43 Latin Club 3, -I1 Pep Squad 2. MARGIE IACOBS Vocational Industrial Club -13 Home EC Club 3. DAVID KILEN IEAN IOHNSON DELLA KIMMEL B nd 1 2 3 -1 Library Stall 1 Pep Squad 2 3 MARILYN IONES hon' 2 3 4 High Magazine Salesman 1 Pep Squad 2 3 4 SHARON KIZER Choirl 2 3 4 Pep Squad 2 15 LORETTA KOHLI Choir 1, 2, 3, 4: Blue cmd Gold Salesman 13 Spanish Club 33 Pep Squad 2, 3, 4: Honor Society 1. Choir 1 2 Txfhman Stuff 1 Lxbror Staff 1 Dramalxc Club 2 Honor Society 3 Drstnct Scholcxrshxp Rot ing 2, 3 Senlor Scholarshxp Test Honorable Mention VIRGINIA 'COPP Home Ec Club 2 Student Counc1l1 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Spamsh Club 'X Pep Squad ' ELIZABETH KRLPP Band 1 2 3 4 Tlflmon Staff 3 Peo Squoc 2 Honor Soczety 3 Senxor Scholarslup Tests Honor able Mentxon Band 1 2 Txfhman Staff 1 '41 -I Varsity ack 1 JAMES KU:-IN Varsuty T 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Reserve Football 1 2 Science Club ' Spanxsh Club 'S Band 1 2 3 4 Llbrary Staff -I Spanxsh Club 3 Dxstnct Scholcxrshm Ratmg 2 16 THOMAS MALONE Vocallonal lndustnal Club 1 9 -v ... f...H ' 4 j, POLLY NICHAELS .X - ' Vocatlonal lndustrxal Club -f' Dramolzc Club 7 W s F netball Z IERRY MATHIAS Student Coun xl 1 2 Varsxty T l Reserve Basketball Z Track oolball l Reserve DOUGLAS MILLS ndl Z 3 -l Danc Bandl Blu and Gold Salesman Hzgh Magazme Salesman 2 5 4 Scxence Club l Dxstrlct Muslc Ratmg MA QGARET MCIN FYRE MIKE MILLS 41 d Conrll LINDA MERCER C our 1 Pep Squad 1 Bxc el hl2 GENE MILLER -17- -Q47 'PUR I 'Q I O qt, J L VERNON MILLER on I B nd I 'I I Dan Pard I Z Blue and Gold Staff 1 Scxerce Club I Hone Society 2 'I I 'Iatlona' Vlachmer CllIZEU5hIp Recogmtxon 2 I I lstrlct MLs1c Rdllhg 1 2 State Musc Ratmg '3 Dxstrxct Sclmlarhhxp Rating I 2 'I o umblan S holarsI'1p Prize 2 'K Quay Award I Semor Scholar shlo T st Fourth Place IACKIE MOGLE lr I Home c ub Pep Squad 2 BETTY MITCHELL Stuaent Ccuncrl 2 Chou' 2 'K Dravatmc lub 2 Home Ec Club 2 I Pep Squad 2 RALPH MOGLE arsxty 'I' 'I rack Football Z 'I I Reserve Football I 1 BARBARA MOFFETT Cho! I Blue and Gold Salesman IJ a'nat1c Club Llome c ub I leerleode nad Z I 'loner nocxe BEVERLY MORRIS Sudent Council I Choxrl Z I I Lxbrary Staff I f2 PAUL MOI' ETT basl-c :Il I Vocatxonal Industrxal Club Natlonal Machinery C112 shlp Recoanltnn I DOROTHY MOYER Choxrl Bandl 2 5 I Dramatxc Club 2 Pep Squad 2 I I 18 0. Op HORST 'VIUELILBRONNER udent Councml 'Z 4 Cass Offxcer l Blue and Gold sales man 4 Varsxty T '3 l Basketball ' l Reserve Basketba Football R serie Foot a J Scxence Club l BURTON PARKS Txlfxmcm Stall 2 3 -I EDITH PECK Chou' I Lnbrcry Staff 1 Howe nc f' bl 'X BETTY NE NBURGER on 1 Txfmxan Staff 3 Lxbrary Stall 1 Dramauc Club a'm u 3 4 e Squad 2 Honor Socxety l 2 3 -I Dxsxrxct Scl ola ship Qatmg 2 3 bale Scnolarsmu Rcmng 2 'X Voxce of Democracv Contest S Columbxcm Scholarshp rrlze 2 Semor Scholurshxp Test Honor able Mentlan Nauoncxl Vcxchmer Cltxzenshxp Recojmtxon l MARVIN PERKINS Football I Vocatxcnal Iclustnal ub I Bloomvxllc Hmh l 9 Vocauonal Influsrml Club I WILLIAM PRYOR Track 3 19 DAVID PINKERTON Student Councxl 3 Choir 1 Band 'Z 4 Class Ofhcer Txfimxan staff 1 Blue :md Gold Stal' 4 Blue and Gold Salesman 1 rlmgh Magazme Salesman 2 Spamsh Club 'Z Nahonal Ma chlnery Cmzenshxy: Recognmon 2 5 1 Honor Society 4 Chou' l Dramahc Club 2 Pep Squad 2 ERlwES RE D Tlflmxan Staff l Honor SOClSlY ITELVIL REEDY HARD REINBOLT Tlfllnldn Staff 1 4 Honor Soclety l 2 '3 4 Amerlcan Legxon Essay '7 Semor Scholarship Test Honor able Mer' on -20- al' I YI THLEEN RUMSCHL15 G IAMES SESSIONS Student Council 1 Choir rchestra 7 Band 1 Varsity T 'S 1 Track 3 1 roots ll 2 5 Reserve Football 1 Damaic Club 2 Honor Society Senior Scholarship Test Honor b Men hon LARRY SAJER 'Tiltiniar Staff 1 Var tiy T 4 serve Basietball 1 Football 1 2 1 Reserve Football Z N, LOUIS SHEPHERD Choir 1 Dramatic Club Z cience Club 1 Senior Scholarshm est Honorable Mertion IACQUE SAWYER and l 1 Tutinian S Cx D an a ic ,i Latin Club i 4 Honor Society 3 Senior Scholarshio Test Honorable Mention WAYNE SHERHERL, Choir 1, 2: Tiliinian Staff 1: Track lg Dramatic Club 2: Science Club 1 Honor Society 1, I, -2: Senicr Scholarship Test Sixth Pace, BARBARA SCHLOSSER and 1, L., I, 1: Ttfinian Sa , bl: Dramatic Club 2: ' ze Ec Cum 3 Qin Club.,1l: e S uad 2,. QHO1'lC S'C'6f ,f, . IwAlxCY SHERMAN udent Council 2, 3, lg Choir , 2, 3, 4: Class Officer 2, 3: Trtfini rx at 1: Blue and Gold Staff : Library Staff 1: Pep Squad L, fi, -1: onor Society 1, 3, rl: Nationa Machinery Citizenship Recognition 2, 3, -1: District Scholarship Rating fl: Kiwanis Award 15 Columbian Scholarship Prize 35 Senior Scho- larship Test Honorable Mention. - 21 - :W r RANCIS SHOCQK If V ' ,yn V. Varstty 'I' 4 Reserve Basketball 2 Track l Football l 1 Reser e Football 3 MARA SMITCHENS Chou l Lxbrcry Stall 1 Dramatlc ' Honor Sccxety 1 Student Councxl l Band l Scxence Club 1 MERLE SMITH holrl Honor Soclety 4 1 Attlma Sl .wills SP NCLH .nuler Councxl 1lllI'lC1F a Lxbrary S a ' Semen e Club 1 spamsh Club 'Z Pep Squad nor society 1 2 -1 tr1c.tScholarsh1p Ratmg 1 2 5 State Scholarshxp Ratmg 1 2 'S Col.1mn1an Scholarshlp Hating 2 K fxttenger Award 1 Semor Scholarshmp Test Fxrst Place Vocatxonal lndustnal Club 22 if WlLLIAlV' STONER Ccss Olhcer Z Va sxty T 2 'S 1 Bzxsfetball 1 2 3 4 Reserve Bcxsxetbcll 2 Track 1 Football l 'tes rve Footbcx LARRY THOMAS Basketball 1 DEAN STRAUCBAUGH Ccxss Ollxcer 1 VIYSIYY T -l ootball 1 2 1 Reserve ootlclr 2 Spumsh Llxb Honor acutely 1 CHARLOTTE I'AYl.O CHRIS THOMPSON 1 mxan Stull 2 'Z 1 Blue cm Gold Stull -l Track 2 5 -l Honor Socxety 3 Ncltloncxl Mcxchmerj Cxtxzenshxp RSCOQIIITIOII l R ROBIN VAN CAMP Nctrorcrl lV'c1ch1nery Cltlzens mr: e ogmtxon Z l ROBERT TAYLOR C ol: l. BARRY WADE Student Councxl 1 , Choxr 1 , Varsxty T 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Reserve Basketball 2, 3: Track 1: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Reserve Foot- ball 2. .23- Chnl RONALD WARF RICHARD WETHERILL LAONTIE WATERS asl' 1 2 Reserv Base b 2 :oo ball l IAMES WETZEL arsxty 'l' 2 'K ac 4 Football 4 Reserve Football E Scxence Club 1 Honor Socxety l Semor Scholarshlp Test Honorable Menhon DONALD WELLMAN cx rack Footn: 'Qwif -846+ 'Wl'l POLLY WILLIAMS Chou' 'I Home EC Club Z 5 Pep Squad Z DAVID ZICKAFOOSE D1str1ctScholc1rsh1p Ratmg Z EdlSOIl LARRY N INP P Student Co r tl l Varslly Football es oo Club Hlqh 1 Mortal Hxgh 2 24 WILLIAM YOUNG Cass Officer l Varslty T 1 Foot l Reserve Football 2 Honor Soclety fail il UH 14 15' 4 Junior Class Officers Sandy Wenner, President Bill Davidson, Vice-President Sharon Crabtree, Secretary Linda Brant, Treasurer Home Room 2 Top nov Ierry Ker chner Linda Scaile Edwards Porter Michael lamb. Ferguson Iohn Eaton Dennis Kear Third Rom San On n Iare Lomb ludy Rice Pat Hartman Ian es Fowler Dennis Meyers Kenneth Ryder Sec nd Row Carol Haaser Marcia S utre Wanda Ison Louise Stacy Molly Leach Sharon Hossler Vivian Stump Nancy Hoyda First Row Barbara '-Iullman Larry Michaels Victor Duran Mary Diane byrre Iudv Wonder Becky Hoffman 1 F Mr Foster G11 lc Wiliarr liarle Robert Mitten Paul Grove Richard Smith Mathias Vlary Kay Rmgle Mary lane Angelbeck Pat Lee David Blum Sardra Iacoby Gary Williams Danny Gautier Kay Schrenl 26 C l ' ': t e, . '. , ' , , 1 ' Iohnson, Robert He-pperly, Helen Staib, Nancy Murray, Kathleen ' . - t . - 1 Home Room 2 Mrs Mahoney if in N79 Top Ron Amta Paulds Ethelyx Bcles Doug Holcomb Duane Cook Wally Grrmm Ion Drohen Robert Schube Lorrlee PIle1de1er Marcla Lydey Dunn oconc' Row Sharon C abt ee Mary Dlldme Margaret Doyle Ianet Rolanc. Ianet McConnell Margie Baker Chns George Iudy Swander Frrst Row Martha Fawcett Iudy Hoffman Lmda Brant Steve Hepp Iudy Deall Vxckx Mathlas ludy Dltslear Alma Glxck Home Room 7 Mr Davidson Top Row Larry Queen Ixm Robbxns Bob Lombard Dennrs Kerchnel Randy Davrs Robert Fowler Bob Sherwood Ieffrey Stauffer Iames Smith Ralph Wxllrams Thrrd Row Dave Kchler Don Mowry Ronnre Powers Charles Relnholt Thon as Wade Paul Whealen Drck Long Lanny Raudabaugh Ronnre Kecr Darla Bar Seconc Row Sandy Dull Sandy Wenner Barbara Cook Don Wrnter Carl Salem Irm We tz Gary Thompson Ierry Brrll Marcxa Iacobs Kathy Work Frrst Row Ioan Vogelsong Sharon M lroy Anna May links Carol Dxerrer Srrrley Turner Nancy Clause Deanna Creeger Iudy Smrth Ianrce Smx h 27 - I 1, ' K. . c ' ' L . f . . U X ' 1 Y A ,Q C ., it s 4-4 ,X . 4 E I K t , , we , l V. ,WN , . t 1 gill Thira Row: Iean Betts, Carol Moneghan, Tom Hepp, Sue Sponsellex, Sandra Beard, Pat Riley, Charlene Beisner, Leona Hoyle, Frances I - I Home Room 6 Mr Janson Top Row Phylhs Wolf lack Zlckaloose SJS16 'Vlaybaugh K1tt1e Love Sara Ion s Carol Sh rman Rachel Dunkelberger Edward lanes Dan Nxms becond Row Ruth Turn lane Hcerre mann Bob Frederick Mcxrlen Pa ko Iudy Helk y Darlene M tchell Ddvld Luther Iamce Wxllunson Debby Shuman Path Shobe First Row Sandra Lowery Martha Gorsuch Nancy Gundlach Roberta Pndxnger Carol Ferrell Sue Funk Margaret West Iudy Clements Helen Iordan Top Ron Dave Zoller Gary Nornrngstar hm Barger Raymond Sch oer Lynn Bxsh ,erry Shaffer Edwm Stemebrey qecora Row Tom Bame Ierry Hofier Gary Wenmerslurch Adarr Van Nette Eugene Hmppler Bxll Davxdson F1 st Row Dcnlel Svunnerttm Vicky Smnh Bob Ebel Ronme Adelsperger Ed Treeee Ronme Flechtner Edward Beltel 28 l Home Room 27-Mr. Bailey SOPHOMORE CLASS Too Row: loc Mclntyre, Brian Bea- ver, David Groman, Kenneth Mar' tm, Daniel Wagner, Tom Gordon, larnes L. Smith, Eileen Althouse, Robert Martin, Loretta Bradley. Second Row: Becky Bernard, Sue Fauber, Tom Hayward, Iames Hat' ton, Ken Shorsher, Dennis Flechr- ner, Larry Bland, Gerald Swecker, Nancy Funk, Bernice Estep. First Row: Iulie Hocker, Beverly Hoover, Diana Goetz, Bobbie Hal' comb, Susan Beck, Sandy Blusi, lane Davidson, Paulette Goist, 1'-.riya Anderson, Gene Mullins, Carolyn Dayton. Class Officers .Ton Cartwright, President Mike DeBusman, Vice-President Tom Gordon. Secretary Howard Webb, Treasurer Home Room 3-Mr. Junkins -Q9- Home Room 4 Mr Zimmerman Top Row Ion Cartwnght Cecll Perrme Mrke DeBusman Hal Hubor Roger Shultz Danny Leathernan Danxel Reuwee Kenneth Runron Phrllrp Hollert Lanny Burman Mlchael D1C1cco Rrck Trapp Second Row Ed Krlen Wayne Krrby Ronald Yentzer Rrchard Reedy Carol Stark Francrs Snare Don Bauer Davld Myers Audrey Doll Charles Miller Ronald Roby F1 st Row En Quackenbush Davxd Newburger Bonnxe Moore Deanna Lee Donnxe Mrller Klancy Morgan Barbara Lydey Sharon Home Room 31 Mrs Burke Top how Steve Robbms Albert Buskxrk Susan Remsberg Ierry Zrmmernan Richard Barger B111 Hook Bxll Krotzer Denny Hartsell Gary McDonald Eddre Beard Carolyn Wilson Second Row Naroy Orwrg Roberr Sours Walter Chapman Franklm Shoemaker 'l'orr Chaney Larry Betts Sandra Sharpe Lowell Keeler Mxl'e Dorrcyson ugene Wertz Cheryl Vrller frrst Row Kennrlh Brewer Rrchard Ferner Lmda Mrlls Marjorre Rerrvbolt ludr y '7arn Sandra Correll Scheryl Hlll Rodger Rembol Sharon Smnh Ioan trchhorn Sharon Hemmerly 30 I - I Mathias, Marilyn Krause, Richard Rumschlag, Ronald Mellott, Charlene LeCrone. . I Home Room 32-Mr. Daniel Top Row: Richard Baker, lim Eidt, Bill Dietz, Gary Nye, Ion Laux, Bill Heising, Paul Staib, Nancy Mitchell, Barbara Mason. Second Row: Nancy Kirchner, Don Franklin, George Scaite, Kathy Mil.er, Lloyd Roberts, Lerona Trapp, Ianet Grotty, Pat Maggard, Charlene Stephenson. First Row: Gary Schmidt, Dick Lautzenhiser, Rose Nichols, Ina Rae Reedy, Patricia Carpenter, Marcia Hyde, Iudy Morlan, Iudy Taylor, Margie Smith. Home Room 34-Mrs. Jordan Top Row Helen Hensley Shirley Loman Luella Bradley Iuanita Hyde Susie Tullo Sneila Reister Maraaret Lynch Nancy Iohn Second Row Scherry W lls Mary Krock Sandra Digby Loretta Hyde Ioyce Boyer Evelyn Mizen Karer Gannon Ioan Halcomb Frrt flow Shirley Wertz 'Cay Hade ludy Kay Hewitt Phyllis Myers Carol Handell Roberta Sours Peggy Grieseldxng Sandra Hausenfleck Home Room 21R Mrs Cronin Top Row Robert 'homey Perry Hoffman Lawrerce Barlekamp Larrf Bradley Bill Whitemcm K nneth Wolf Paul Coffrnan Steve Dani l Third Row Iudy Brock Be'ty Bacon Iulie Gibson Lynette Gerhart Sue Kagy Karen Ridcllebaugh Gail Tredway Allen Wilkxnson Elizabeth Zbinden Robert Rumschlag Second Row Iudy 'taudebaugh Sharon Cook Barbara Knight Barbara Craoill Andrew Ia kson Iohn P ck Iacque Huber Mary Nelh ludy Peeler Linda Larlekamp Vlrst Row Darlis Williams Sandra B ill Carol Bogner Martina Bak tt Vary Lupton Shirley Sh ferly Beatrice Sours Ruth Froehlicr Ann Nordl'olt Loyal Sager 31 Lynn Martien, Philip Woodruff, Douglasllossler. I 1 I 1 H I I H Photo by Mr Ralph Fourz OUR NEW SCHOOL We should be rn the new high school by beptember 1960 if e ferythmg goes as planned stated Donald W Shepherd Superintendent of Schools Barrrncx any unforeseen difficulties such as a steel strike w will lay the cornerstone not later than next November A copper box con taining documents of Historical value will be placed in the stone In the courtyard of the new school which will be on the site of the Monroe Street building the bell from the old school will be mounted rr- as a remembrance of the past Most important innovations in the proposed school include a Paige cafeteria with its own kitchen better science laboratories and a small qreenho tse so that biology students will be abl to studv lxve specimens during the entire school year Many of the books from the Columbian library vxrll be moved to a larger room in the new school Attached to the library will be a listen ing room where students will be able to listen to music and foreign language records In the modern language rooms will be listening booth with audio aids to teach fluent and correct u e of the language .At the rear of the large study hall will be a small seminar room where student committees wi l be able to work during free periods It will be separated from the main study hall by a glass partition Business courses will be taught in two ing stenogtaphy room and an office machines room The hop will De divided mto two sections on for wood worlclng the other for metals A prolectron room for showing films planned o that it will become a planetarrum with the addition of a dome This would be a labora tory for future astronomy and space science ctas es Faculty parking places will be provided By Betty Newburger .. - - - . A N U 7 l 'Y' I YI' s I V I :J ' , , ' ' . s n ,I I S D I V y -M n ' ' , e ' . - . v ' . , oy cement. A section of the old fence will also serve spacious typing rOOmS. 8 combination b0Okke6P' 1 n - Y I Q ' I A . ' f . A ' ' . ', ' ' ' is 5 L , V - A 3 S . . . . . '. . I F Q I - 32 - WWWWWW MVWWW MWWW N U my. A wld 9 H SEPTEMBER 1958 SUNDAY 7 14 21 28 MONDAY 1 8 First Reserve Football Game 22 29 TUESDAY School Started 9 16 23 30 WEDNESDAY V 3 Sermons from Science Assembly 17 24 THURSDAY 4 ll 18 25 FRIDAY Preview Game First Regular Football Game with Port Clinton 19 26 SATURDAY 6 13 20 27 OCTOBER 1958 SUNDAY MONDAY Senior Pictures TUESDAY WEDNESDAY Chester Cwrertnia Paid Assernblv Semo Pictu e 00611 House Senior Picture THURSDAY Start ot Magazin Camoaign FRIDAY Toledo Teachers Meetrn Homecoming Game SATURDAY NOVEMBER 195 SUNDAY 1 MONDAY TUESDAY Blue and Gold Pictures WEDNESDAY St 1 of United Fund Drive Soohomore TB Tests Talent Show Thanksgiving Program THURSDAY Star of Thank giving Vacation FRIDAY rrs Basketball Game SATURDAY Homecoming Dance Children s Play 34 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 gr is 6 9 10 11 12 I 3 I A I 1 S 17 18 19 T20 21 22 23 1 4' 25 26 27 . . 29 30 I I g I 8 2 3 4 . 1 6 7 A all 9 10 11 12 1315 I 15 T A F16 17 is 55 Q1 gf' IJ EIC3 EIINIIEBIZ I2 1.53 E523 1 1 P SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY A 7 14 .k.4,,. ,,,,, ,l 21 1 8 15 22 2 9 1 3 l THURSDAY l FRIDAY 4 l 5 10 ? Kenneth Arbuckle Paid Assembly 16 7 ,Qhrlstmas Program 23 A 24 ' ll Y 12 Aptitude Tests Startvogcggghstmas SATURDAY Football Banquet 13 20 25 A 26 27 :I IS IJ IJ IX I2 if 1 S9 E553 SUNDAY MONDAY School Sta ted after Vacatlon Assemblles lurdance TUESDAY WEDNESDAY Examrnatlons Sta ted THURSDAY FRIDAY Sensor Scholarshrp Tests Seme ter Ended SATURDAY I'l3 I3 I? IJ IX I2 if 1 S9 E319 SUNDAY MONDAY Honor Assemblv FRIDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY One Act Play Nwht SATURDAY Dr Helmut Abt Nationally known Make Sumner World Day of Prayer Pard Assembly Assembly Astronomer Basketball Tournaments Began Combmed Chorr and Band Concert Drstrrct Solo and Ensemble Contest at Bucyrus 35 28 29 30 A 31 A 1 1 2 3 4 w 6 7 Y 3 'T a2T 10 A 11 12 13 14 A 15 16N TIME 17 18 19 20 l,' A 22 IST It I 24 25 17 A 27 28 29 30 T2 31 1 , 3 5, 5 6 7 8 o o 0 0 -1 'lf -EIA-T216-IW 127222217522 A 19 I if STTTR I AISSSEISIR'QQTIV A 232 27 y I .. 1. A l .l l Qhdlli F2 C3 I1 1 S3 E559 SUNDAY MONDAY Latm Nrght Program and the begrnnrng of Lahn Week TUESDAY Back to School After Vacatron WEDNESDAY THURSDAY Easter Assembly Program FRIDAY SATURDAY Scrence Fun Nam-,nag and Facts Assembly Machmefy my C1355 Games Cltlzenshrp Test Easter Vacatron Starts I1 F'I2 IIL1 1 EDESSB SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY IWEDNESDAY THURSDAY l FRIDAY SATURDAY Prellmlnary Dlstrlct Scholarship Tests Opening Track Meet Sprung Declamatron Band Concert Contest Senior Party Sports Dance N 0 L ChourFest1val State Fmal Solo an National Machrnery Ensemble Contests a Awards Nrght Bowlrng Green ear Play Sophomore Party fhdlll if 1 59.5559 SUNDAY Baccalaureate MONDAY Thesman Inltratlon Band Banouet Frnal Examinations Begun TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY Last Day of School Columbran Calvert Honor Drnner Hgnor Socgety C0mlTl6TlC6l'l'lEl'l1 Banquet FRIDAY N 0 L Band Festival Jumor Sensor Prom SATURDAY Fmal Dlstrrct Scholarshro Tests Sprung Chorr Concert Dlstrrct Track Meet Senior Prcmc 36 1 j 2 3 y 4 T 5 3 -- .. 1 1 1 .c-.f ,EE or 1 1, 1 1,11 .5 1, J - ,.,,1L.,..,w-,-w,,111 AMY 3 9 10 l ll 1 12 ' 13 l 14 15 l ' 1. 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Prodress rs the actrvrty of today and the assurance of tomorrow Emerson Tlus lS an obltuary and a trlbute to the Past In 1960 a new modern school w1ll stand on the SIID ot a bulldtng IH whlch Tlftln students were educated for a llttle more than a century bulldrng that has become a cherlshed place tor thousands of students tncludmg some of the Graduatlng class ot 1959 Monroe Street School, the Castle 111 the Woods represents the dawn of an era of educatron 1n TIIIIII Monroe School served youth from the age ot man and horse power to the age of space When the plans tor Trtfln Umon School as Monroe was trrst called were under consrderatlon ln 1856 the Natlon Nas trve years away from the C1v1l War and Abraham lmcoln was merely a mmol polltlcal tlgule m llllnors Monroe School wrtnessed the emergence of the Unlted States as a leadmg world power atter two destructlxe World Wars and ln her last day saw the orbltlng ot a rocket around the sun Inauguratmg the UHIOH School System under the law became an lssue of some lmportance Thts program was htcrhly debatable and aroused a consrderable storm of protest followed by a bltter campalgn waged to push the measure through so that the communlty mxght share 1n state funds and form an accredlted school system In sp1te ot the sp1r1ted ooposmon, the Unlon School sy tem was orqamzed tollowlng the electron of 1850 Arguments contrnued however D F DeWolt persuaded the school board to purchase from .Ios1ah Hedges two and one halt acres ot land 1n the tar south end ot the CIIY, whxch Hedges later donated Wllh the strpulatron that the school be blllll 125 feet from the street lme Agaxn a storm of protest was heard Not only was the bulldlng to b burlt tn the woods for IH that day Trttrn proper ended at the IIIIGISECIIOII ot Madrsou and Washmqton Streets but 11 was desrgned to look llke a Norman Castle' DeWolt proceeded m sp1te of cr1t1c'1sm and on June 10 1856 the cornerstone was lard One hundred years later the Centennlal Year ot Monroe School was marked by her students past and present But Monroe lnevttably reached the pomt ot madequacy Its s1te w1ll now hold a new school vshlch w1ll be as Monroe was the nu leus ofEducat1on1n Ttttm for another hundred years Elizabeth Ebel Prcturcs on Dpposrte page by Courtesy of W D Crawford 41 U . . . ,, ,., . . . . , ' f-1 1, - ff 1 . . . , - 1 1 - v I . ., 4 ' . 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A . , , . - y V TALENT ACT I was Just a Song at Twlllght w IC beckoned us to board the grand shlp Colum bran as she prepared for her frrst voyage The SAILORS Duck Smlth Hal Huber Phl' Hoffert and Paul Coffman gave us a must cal hello as they made us comfortable tn deck to vlew the openlng nlght floor show Captaln Bull Davrdson after makmg all the passengers welcome Introduced the program We settled back the cool breeze WTllDDlI'lU across our faces and the sound of waves lap pung In the distance to enjoy our fnrst mght aboard the COLUMBIAN Wally Grlm was flrst on the program wlth How Deep IS the Ocean and he was followed by Rerl Salls rn the Sunset a duet sung by Sandy Jacoby and Ruth Turner Mysto the great maglclan totherwlse known as Allen Wllkrnsonl held the auduence spellbound with has mystic feats and Bob Shube with hrs trumpet told us about the Carnlval or Venrce ln the light of the Blue Moon sang the Eversharps conslstlng of Joanne Berezm Mary Lou Fmgerhuth and Martha Hertzer Following the Eversharps was that Happy Friend David Newburger who entertalned us with a comucal readrng The discovery of two stowaways Jean Frsher and Judy Herbert added much excite ment to our flrst nlght aboard ship but they seemed undaunted by It as they pantomlmed Side by Side Julle Hooker showed us a Stalrway to the Stars whole the Ebb Tde was rushing rn with the Seven Ups con posed of Becky Bernard Sue Fauber Nancy Funk Janet Grotty Vlarllyn Krouse Barbara Lydey and Ina Rae Reedy Leona Hoyle a merry sailor dld a cheery tap dance followed by Carol Chrnnls who sang Who s Sorry Now? As the crew prepared to pull up the plank call f All Asho rang out by ABCs Sue Assenhelmer Elalne Baugher and Joan Crllly Dave Zoller and Duck Lautz n hlser played All Day Long whlle the passen gers jorned rn dancrng Gary Schmidt and Gene Wertz gave us a soul stjrrlng trumpet number The Preacher to clos the flrst show aboard the COLUMBIAN Then we strolled to the ralllng and saw th Harbor Lights as we neared the shorel ne of New York Clty SHOW ACT II Miss Statue of Ljberty Elrzabeth Ebel acted as our personal gurde In New York Cnty V frrst sighted her at a dlstance and as o ship neared the shore we could hear h slnglng out the words l Llft My Lamp B slde the Golden Door and Indeed rt was a golden door through whuch we sailed th autumn day ln Central Park Bonnie Cline Mary Dlldln Marcia Dull Erme Estep Wally Grjrnm Sharon Hossler Jlm Johnson Marilyn Jones Molly Leach Horst Muehlbronner Jlm Sessrons and Duck Smith were takrng advantage of Autumn rn New York whale on the Sidewalks of New York we wrtnessed an actual gang meetrng of the ABCs and the Eversharps The busy cnty streets seemed to be a con stant stream of trafflc and as we crossed we heard a Beep Beep but It was only Gary Wllllams and Davld Shumway pantomlmlng Evidence of the many races of people who make up the population of New York was grven us when Julre Glbson and Duane Goetz played a prano duet Spanish Dance Passmg one of the televrslon studlos we heard the Muskrat Ramble and looked rn to ee Linda Brant Sharon Crabtree and Jane Hoernemann dolng a peppy dance as they pantomnmed the McGurre slsters Our vlslt to New York wouldnt have been complete without a vrsrt to Carnegue Hall The soloist Jams Brlney sang Some Enchanted Evening Marcia Squire dld a ballet dance lA'e met Sue Maybaugh and Kltty Love who rn theur garb as Ethel Merman and Jlmmf Durante pantomrmed You Say the Nlcest Thmgs Our next stop was at the musrc hal' where we lingered long enough to hear a piano and organ duet by Nancy Sherman and Vlckr Smtth Then we moved on to the football stadrurn whe e David Stacy In a clever monologue told us that What lt Was Was Football We saw the band and the flashrng batons of David Plnkerton Carolyn Lonsway followed by Bar bara Schlosser and Dorothy Moyer as they led their team on to vlctory It was a Blue Blue Day for Edlth ck who sang out her sorrow to us Jrm Sessions the problem chrld related to us hrs efforts on Dletlng Our last delight In New York was a fashlon how In which the Semor Glrls modeled styles from the roarlng 20s to the present day lt was a most enjoyable vlslt and we were sorry to leave New York Cnty as we jorned rn slngnng the words of the lmal song Tw llght Falls so we must bud Adleu written by Joanne Berezjn Twlllght on Land and Sea IS somethlng we will always remember POT POURRI Dr Johr A Kroul ,peak at the Lrncoln Assembly Wrth hum rs hrs father Mr C A lxrout former superrntendent of Trffrn Publrc Schools and Bob Ebel Chairman ol School assemblres Blue and Gold Staff vrslts Bowling Green yearbook workshop Marcra Square our Frrst Ballerrna Who baked the best cherry ples? I 1 1 Carol Chrnnrs and Margie Jacobs on the rob at Mercy H0 DIYHI Clmton Dull reparrrng fenders In the VIC program 43 Pcrures by coul esy ol lhe Trfumcn A School Act lty POETRY CORNER My Trap Lme Nothing Izach fvrnter mornrng I rrse from my sleep And hurrredly put on my clothes wrth a leap Dress warmly rn woolens and other warm wraps Then out to the creek to check all my traps The cold wrnd rs blowrng to left and to rrght As I check to see what Ive caught through the nrght My place soon rs found by the stream very narrow When the only sound heard rs the twrtterrnc' sparrow Often rt snows and the ground rs whrte A mrlky whrte landscape a beautrful srght The stream frozen solrd wrth mrrror lrke 1ce Cracks under my footsteps so glassy and nrce Sometrmes rn my trap I mrght frnd a coon That brtes at my bart by the lrght of the moon Or a muskrat that strrkes wrth hrs needle lrke claws And then frnds hrmself captured rn strong heav laws As wrnter months pass and I trap no more pelts When the cold wrnds are gone and the snovr slowly melts For nothrng s such fun as to have a trap lrne Ernest Estep God s Creatlons Upon a farr ana sunny day I vxalk the paths of God And match the anrmals at play Along the steps Ive trod The sun shrnes brrghtly rn the sky Its rays are spread below Cottony clouds drrft calmly by Pure whrte from head to toe Flowers nod gently rn the breeze Therr petals touch the ground Autumn wrnds tucr the boughs of trees To shake the dead leaves down From far on hrgh the lorrds sweet song sends musrc through the arr The bees flrt happrly along Pnd buzz wrthout a care When wondrous works of Cod I see And musrc meets my ear l realrze that He must be Forever and always rear As I srt and wonder, What to wrrte about My brarns are torn asunder MV knowledge rs worn out Shakespeare Mrlton all the rest All wrote poem qreat It rs no doubt they were the best For thev could concentrate I thrnk and thmk and try to consrder Each possrbrlrty Really I am not a qurtter But nothrng comes to me Here lres a poet Hes dead and l know rt Chns Thompson Farewell Youth The days of youthful vrgor qurckly fly And leave us on the brrnk of the unknown Our car free thoughtless days are soon gone b Whrle lrfe takes on a medrtatrve tone The world rs ours to lrve rn love and own Its challenges are ours to meet each day Alone yet not alone we frnd our way Through lrtes red roses through the thorn decay The shower of drsapporntment oft may fall And lea we us neath a clouded sky of gray But through the clouds the sunshrne s rays enthrall We know desperr and sorrow shant remarn The worlds our krncrdom ever our domarn Joanne Berezm Desert Flower Out on the plarns a desert flower Bloomrng hour after hour Wartrng for a heavenly shower H ppy rn rts lonely bower Dust may come to coat rts leaves Wrnds blow rn from across the seas The flower offers submrssrve pleas Whrch are granted wrthout reprreves Happy happy lrttle bloom On the desert lots of room To spread your petals to the moon Radrant beautv from vou loom Fragrance oozrng as a ghost Ort to all the human host May you trncr your warted shower And be safe from human power Mary Lou Fxngerhuth Dean Strausbaugh . . y X . - . I - I . ' . Q 5 , . l 1 , ' . . . . , , , I - - S - 2 ' Y 1 Y -5 . u - 1 . t . . , 1 Y . I , . , D . . . I , Y U r . . . . V , . e , y , V . A . . . l ' l 1 v , ' Y I may get more sleep, but I don't feel as fine. Unaldedr BS 6511115 we Stand HIOHG- A I ' . v v - I -- s 1 5 . 9 ' ' 7 U , ' , ' - - 0 Z 7 . .- . V . . . Y w - , ' . V A Y . v V 4 . n Y a ' ' . Y . ' v ' w V . . : ' 1 ,-. . . D v A , l 1 . . . , . . . 1 ' D T . ' ' ' 3 7 - 44 - A STUDENT CONNC I L 004 Cya! so Cf Fr 2 9 9 ,db ew '90 ff' f Blue and Gold Staff Martha Hertzer .........,..... V .,....,.,.. Editor Nancy Sherman ...............,.......... Editor Sue Cunningham ..-............... Activities Ed. Joanne Berezin ........,............ Features Ed. Judy Funderburg ............ . ........,,.. Artist Ernest Estep ...........,o,............ Sports Ed. standing lrnest Estep David Pinkerton Chrms Thompson John Elchhorn loan Crllly Elaine Bauvher Seated Joanne Berezln Vernon Muller Sue Cunningham Nancy Sherman Martha Hertzer ludv Funderbuw Davld Pmkerton Business Manager Vernon Miller Business Manager John Erchhorn Crrculatlon Chris Thompson Photograph r 46 Xt. . X ii NJ i i . . W I U ,. r z A' Joan Crilly .,,,..............e., - ..,...... Typist Elaine Baugher ,..,....... . ,,e.......,.,.. Typist Blue and Gold Salesmen Left to rrght Barbara Moffett Sue Aenenhermer Glenda Allbaugh Davrd Pnkerton Tom Harper Horst Maehlbrovner Jrm Drake Bob Hartser Doug Mrlls Stadium Booth Salesmen Top Row Vrrgzrnla Kay Susan Duran Sue Gundlach Chrrstrne Bersner Beverly Morrrs Sue Cunningham Second Row Judy Funderburg Elizabeth Ebel Barbara Moffett Joan Reynolds Judv Herbert Frrst Row Tony Brrrh' Joanne Berezrn Martha Hertzer Elaine Baugher Nancy Sherman John Erchhorn Hugh Magazine Salesmen L Left to rrbhl Lynette berhart Jacque Huber Wally Grrmm Rachel Dumselburger Doug Mrlls Brran Beaver Jack Stnwer Alma Gluck Rub Turner Marne Fro hlrch 47 I , , I ,rr . I . 1 ,I , , . - , . . r. . Ir ll , 3 , Y.. I N7 B 'ij Q , 4 , ',:, ' V ' ' 'V I 1 'y I l , I, lu. , A e'. Baca Row Dennis Flechtner Jon Cartwrrght Al Buskrrk Larry Wenner Jlm John Middle Row Sharon Crabtree Sue Funk Nancy Sherman Ina Rae Ready Judy Raudebauvh Kav 'lade Ehzabeth Ebel sealed Bob Ebel Carolyn Lonsvsay Horst Muehlbronner Sandy Wenner Ernest Esteo Kathv Work PI'69ldEl'lf Horst Muehlbronner Vlce Presldent Sandy Wenner Treasurer Ernest Estep Reporter Ina Rae Reedg Advtser Mlss Dtetzel Purpose To promote co operatlve spxrlt among students and faculty t toste good cmzenshxp among the students, to promote worthv school acnvmes and to mstxlt xnto the student body a teelmg of I'8SP0l'lSlblll1Y for the good name ot Columbran Hrgh School Projects Some proyects undertaken and carried out by the Student Councll were the Talent Show money from whlch was used to purchase a H1 P1 for thr gymnasrum sponsorlng noon dances and movles Tax Stamp campalgn and Tl' Thought for the Day Program 48 Viv I V i 4 2 W ' 2 ' , ' , ' , ' son. Secretary .............. ., ............ Carolyn Lonsway 1 a - ' ' ' , o 'r s Y . , A . . , . V le HONOR SOCIETY y y SENIORS Top Row Iael Sawyer Inn Wetzel Dean Strausbaugh Brll Young jrm Sesstons Ker' Rooer Wayne Sheplo rd Vrctor Goldsberry Verno Mrller Ttm Drake E nest Estep Davrcl Pmkerton Second Row Prudy Ho rrg Susan Duran Chrrstme Bersner Io Berevm Darhara Voff tt Mary Lou Flnqerhuth lean Fisher ludv Funderburg Helen Bartl' Shlrley Spurlock Ioan Crrlly Barbara Schloss r Fnst Row B tty Newburger Martha Hertzer Elaxne Baugher Barbara Drtslear lab rta Fuller Mara Smrtchens Susan Spencer Barbara Rolard Elxzab th Ebel Nan y Sherman JUNIORS Top Row Gary 'Jxllxams Eugene l-ltupler Bob Mxchaels Davrcl Zu Fd Stemebrey Bob Ebel Ed 'reese Gary Morningstar Bn Davrdson Second Row rvloly Leacl' Ste Funk Carol Ferr ll Lmda Brant Sharon Crabtree lane H er emann G orgra Drake Sara lanes Marlen Ftrs' Row Iudy Clerr 1ts lanetB1ller Vckle Smrth Darlene Mmtchell Rachel Dunkelberc t lVary Blum Nar 1 Hovda Debby Shumat Kath Fowler Iudy Deahl SOPHOMORES 5 Top Row Francxs Srare B tan Beaver Iohn Laux Tom Gordon Ed Wendlmg Ierry Zmmerrrcn Ronald Yentzer Gene Wertz Davrd 'iewburger Fri Row Ann Wordholf Charlene Le Crone Iudy Morlan Karen Rmdrllebauqh Ma rlyw Kxax. Ltbby Zhmden Dxana Goetz 49 ' ' ' 'i V l V V ' V -V - I V - l V l 4 1 A9 A V T1 V V V ll A l I ' ' 3 3 ' V V ' ' I V - ' V U - V 3 V ' V l V . ' D A ' 1 'P ' V V i ' ' , ' , . ' . , ' 'lLer, . . ' , , r , '. , 'l . : ' t ' r, L , e , ' , , : :1. , e ' , , -2 Pasko, Shirley Turner. ' , 2 Ve' , ' , i ' ' , ' ,, eg 1 ' , V-':' , 1, I V -V ,--, ' f Q V.. . - Q, .- , -J ' -. J ' 'I 'V K ll . . . ia: f 1 4 1 h 1 s : . , , , ' - , r' v -se, ' ' , ' . COLUMBIAN HIGH SCHOOL TIFFIN OHIO fi, Thlrd Row lack otower Dave Stacy rd lones Dave Zoller Wally Grxmm Second Row Carol Ferrell Tom Bame Debby Shumar, Sharon Hossler Lmda Brant Ruth Turner lane Hoernemann Barbara Roland Vxcky Sutl' Carol Moneghan lane! McCOllenl' ludv Hoffman Vartha raw ett Pat Hartman Seated Ierry Lupton Burton Park Iacaue Sawye Chrxs Thompson BettY New 1'x rqer Vrrqlma Kay Susan Spencer Barbara Schlosser Edltor Betty Newburger Busmass Manager Vnrgmxa Kay Photographers Jack Stower, Burton Park, Chns Thompson Typ1sts Barbara Roland, Susan Spencer Advxser Mrs Constance Foster The Tlthman IS the school newspaper, publxshed monthly by the Journalxsm department For the paa! several years the Tnftmlan has recexved a fnrst class ralmg from the NSPA 50 v y ' rl A . . A -0 7 . l, ' - v - 'I V- . S ,xl f:, . : , , r, ' . ' Latin Club Latin. land in May. rf ,up 'sr 'Ss Too Row Virginia Kay Que Assenheimer Fourtn Row Rachel Dunkelberger Bonnie Cline Thi d Pow Barbara 4'-chlosser Betty Newburaer Qecond Raw Peg Hemlinqer Mary Blum Arlene Francis Martha Hertzer rirst 'Row lack Sawyer Ton Bame Dick Heebsh Vlctor Goldsberry Physics Club Purpose! To gain a more thorough knowledge ot Roman life, custom and language. To understand better the practical and cultural value ot Projects: Latin Vifeela in March, Roman banquet in April, Trip to Cleve Sue Assenheimer, Consul Prima Martha Hertzer, Consul Secunda Peg Henilinger Ouaetor Mary Blum, Scriba Tom Bame Narrator Rachel Dunkelburger Aedile Miss Dietzel, Adviser Standing Fraxk Bacon Hoist Muehlbronner Tony Brnhl lim Wetzel Torn Harper Roy Field Larry Wenner Eddie Byrum Susan Spencer Seated lin Kuhn Victor Goldsberry Doug Mills Louis Shepherd Iohn Dsirlee Torx Boitler Bob Hart ell Wayne Shepherd Vernon Ville-r lean Fisher Officers Bob Hartsel, Treasurer, Wayne Shepherd President Vernon Miller, Vice President .lean Frsher, Secretary Susan Spencer, Reporter, Mr Lutz Adviser 51 I 7 . Lu A I . I , Y . 3 . .- . I . I ' . . I. Dramatic Club lop now Gary Vlfllllams Ronnxe Adelsperger Bob Frederrcks Norris Baker Eddxe Bertel lacl' Sawyer Fdvtards Porter Qusan Duran Betty Newburaer Pot rth Row Barbara Mason Gall Tedway Sharon Smlth Bonnxe bert Mary Lou Yxngerhuth Bonme Moore Thtrd Fow V vlan Slunpp Margaret West Iudy Deahl Molly Leach lane Tomb Icrcque Huber Sccond Row Marcxa Squrre Kitty Love Helen Starb Indy Rrce Ma Hcttert Iulle Hoclcer Nancy Iohn Nordholt Pfoductxons The Chlldrf-ns play lRumpelst1ltsk1nl Red Carnatlonf 1 te Su Gundlach Lmda Mrlls Sue Fauber Kay Hade Iudy Her :.tnf,l1n Boles Brrar Beaver Roger Shultz Io Berezxn Tom Bame tha Fawcett Leone Hoyle Dale Zoller Davla Newburger Phxllo Sparkln , Tre Monkeys Pavx, Antlc Sprma and the year play State Farr T John Elchhorn Presldent Dave Stacy VICE Presldent VIIQIPIG Kay Secretary Ed Stemebrey Treasurer Llncta Brant Secretary oi Pomts YN wlly Gun 1n Sergeant of Arms Mr Constance Foster Mr Enqene Foster Advlsfrs 2 I ' I , I Z' , I , I V iI , E , l 4 , . , , ' First Row: Debby Shaman, Virqinia Kay, Linda Brant, Wally Grimm, Dave Stacy, lol-an Eichhorn, Ed Steinebrey, Carolyn Wilson, Ann .. K Q , V H .l 4 - JH C - A t Y ,X ca x J Y - K, X N I . - - V 1 I - ' ' 'f . 1 . C X .. . . - 5 - PRODUCTIONS OF DRAMATIC CLUB Q orelf eper Abel Wells W xne lono H rry a Erruly 'vIrs Ralllns The 15 rk r YEAR PLAY STATE FAIR Dav1d Stacy Ed Stemebref Kltly Lov Bob Fredrrclc Carolyn W1lSOIl Edwards Porte Sue Gundlacn Blll D8V1dSOI Llnda Brant Leona l-loylc Tom Ban RUMPELSTILTSKIN iumpelsultskm 'lol wer Hulda M llers Daughter Mllle s W1 lvlxller Jothal nge1t Kmg mpgs on K ren 'Xlurse ladles 1n Walilng Pages Gary Wxllxalu Lxnda Bran! .lulle Hoclce Judy Deanl Wally Grxmm Tom Bam Brran Beavex Roger Shultz Dave Stacy Marcra Dull Bonnle Moore Sue Gundlacl Jacque Hube Sharon Hunke Karen Hunkel 53 1 .e, , H ,,,, JN- , ,.,, - Wi, 7 WWW new V,---V I nf., V S? ,,,,,,,,,,, ,,., ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,. 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I0 ' I ' 1 SIH BAND OFFICERS Clenda Allbaugh V1ce President Be1l'1lC9 Estep Treasure Della Klmmel Secretary Prudy Hoe-ng Publlclty Manager Dave Pmkerton Presxdent The Tornado marchmg and football band consisting ol slxty members pre sented halftime performances at II home games and three games away The band marched ln the Halloween Christmas and Memorial Day Parades The concert bard cons stung of suxty esght members presented two concerts a combrned concert wrth the Cholr on February 22 and a Sprung Concert on A 9 The N 0 L Band Festrval was held here on May 8 The Band Awards Ban bers entered Solo and Ensemble Audl tions COLUMBIAN MAJORETTES Kay Schrenk Judy Flechtner Dorothy Moyer David Plnkerton Drum Major Carolyn Lonsway Barbara Schlosser Jams Brmey 57 .' 3 prll 1 . quet was held on May 11. Some mem- : , ' ' l I 4 s If . Y A . ' . . Varsity Top Row Bull Young Bob Hartsel Ronnre Adelsperger Tom Brddle Horst Muehlbronner Wrllram Stoner Ray Frelds Jeff Stauffer Mrke Gro Third Row Jrm Drake Duck Long Denms Kear Dan Nrms John Durfee Barry Wade Dean Strausbaugh Dennls Kerchner Bob Ebel Second Row Jrm Sessions Don Feasel John Eaton Jerry Kerschner Ernie Estep Ronnie Wellman Denms Meyers Jerry Lupton Ranoy Davrs First Row Fred Hepp Larry Wenner Tom Hepp Gary Wrllrams Jrm Kuhn Tom Frederuck Raloh Mogel Jrm Wetzel Presldenl Larry Wenner Vrce Presrdent Ralph Berge treasurer Don Feasel Advrsers Mr Butdorf and Mr Janson Purpose To promote co operatron and fellowshxp wrth brother athletes and to honor outstanding athletrc achrevement The V8IS1fY T rs an orqamzatrorr to whlch all the boys who have recelvec a letter 1n any sport belonq The club ra1ses money by sellmg programs at the ho rt. basketball games and by sponsormg mter class games at noon The SpeC1 l prolect ot the club thls year IS to purchase a set of werghts 98 : Y. I Y I Y Y Y Y Y Y. D Y I 1 Y I I k. Y Y Y . I Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y I Y ' I I I Y ' Y Y. I Y I ' Y Y Y I Y Y Y Y Y Y 1 A Y I Y Y Y ' Secretary ................ --,, ..-............... ,............... A -,--Ernest Estep . . . . . . , 'T J ' ' - . 'a Eg? 39 X If 31-03-4. Q W W if Q1 Qff My ff Y sf x m 1 Q E 5 xg f1TnRNABQ ti i is lx HP 14 ' V Ayn 4 Pep Squad tv 'VS -1' YS? Purpose To encourage better school Splfll among the students Lyn Fauber, President Sandy Wenner. Vice President Kathy Work, Secretary Molly Leach, Treasurer Kathy Fowler, Secretary ot Po Mrs. Cronin, Adviser Drorects Purchased reserve cheerleaders uniforms started record library tor H1 Pt sponsored dances after home basketball qames sponsored Homecomrng Dance in the tall and the Sports Dance rn the sprrng SENIOR PEP SQUAD ints Top Rov ohrrstrne Bersner SJe Gundlach Prudy Hoerrg Lrnda Mercer Sre Assenhermer Phyllrs Feasel Fourth Rorv Barbara Drtslear Loretta Kohlr Elrzabeth Ebel Glenda Allbaugh Ma rlvn lone Thrd Rovl Joanne Berezrn Elarne Baugher Nancy Sherman Martha Hertzer Sue Cunnrngham ludy Funderburg Second Row Barb Moffett lean Frsher Lyn Fauber Dorothy Moyer Helen Ba th Juoy Herbert Flrst Row Mary Lou Frnaorhuth Bonfire Clrne Joan C rlly 60 Y' I r , , .. . , V , , - -- 1 1: ,r . vt .l . . ,' . , rc ' ' ' ' r' cl i : . . l . . . V , . ': 4 . ! ' , .E I r . . Y, . A , .r , . , Junior Pep Squad v 4, x1 x .1 Top Row Pat Rrley Krty Love Kathy Worx Lorxlee Pflexderer Pat Hartman Anxta Paulus Ethelyr Boles Marlene Pasko Kathy Fowler Fourth Row Deanna Cr eger Nancy Clouse lane Hoernemarm Iudv Rrce Helen Stcnb Ruth Turn r Sandy Wenner Charlene Bexsner Su Sponseller Thxra Row Caron F rretl Sharon Cabtree Lmda Brant Mary Dlldrne lady Swarvrler Mrlly Leach ludv Deahl Sandy lacoby Sue Funk Second Ron' Kay Schrenk Martha Corsrch ludy Hoffman Iudy D1 slear Alma Gluck Martha Fawcett Drane Byrne Becky Hoffman Fvrst Pow Mary 'Rmqle Marcra Lyd-y Sue Mayhauah Sophomore Pep Squad Too Pon Sharon Mathras ludy Bro k Susr Tullos lure Cgllnscu Susan iaay Susan R ru berg ual Tr adway Lynette Gerhart Sand a Shame Barbara Masor' Ianet Grotty Iacque Huber X ' ' 'Q . - '. ' ' . - ' : . , 4 f , , Fourth Row: Nancy Morgan, Barbara Crabill, Cheryl Miller, Betty B con Be kr Berna d Paulette Golt Deana L e Carolyn Wxlson Barbara Lydey, Marilyn Krause, Nancy Funk, Sandra Correll. 'r : . it , , . r. r .-2, I '. , . A , , ' . , Karcn Gannon. C r e , A 'le ' e , I rl V I G I Thr d Row Sharon Sn th Bernlce Estep Cha'ene Le C or na Perrbolr Nancy Frvsra lpn Nordloolt Drana Goefz Sec na Row Kay Fade Bonme Moore Sher ,' Vells Sanar Dxgb Peggy Gt seldmg Shrrl ', W rtz rrrs Row Jour Ilor'an Sue Fauber Sandy Btust '57 Home Economics Club Jumor and Senlor Home Ec Club Q' 'w. 3? L ,N .Stir 4-3 Leona Hoyle Kay Schrenk Barb Moffett Helen Barth ,M 'ilgk Barbara Schlcsser Bettl M1tche1l Karen Blust Iurly Helkey Seated Phyllrs Feasel Blame Heck Loretta Hyde loanne Baum Nancy Brller Arlene Francis Chrlstx e George Purpose To develop leadershxp by servmg on COmmllf9eS, to promote soclal relatlonshlps among grrls to carry the PTIHCIPIPS of homemaklng mto actual practrcc and to promote co operatlon Thls orgamzatlon meets once every month Vrce Presrdent Nancy Bxller Secretary Arlene Francr.. Treasurer Christine George Reporter Loretta Hyde Advlser Mrs Jordan Sophomore Home Ec Club Sv ,Jr 1. Standmg Peggy Grxeseldmg Mary Krock Joanna Hyde Helen Henley Audrey Doll Evelyn Mxven Loretta Hyde Marcna Hyde Pat Carpenter Seated Sandra Hausenlleck Sandra Drgby Karen Gannon Sandra Correll Shirley Luman BObblB lean Halcomb Lerona Trapp 62 I . . V fa 5 ,vc 'A 3 ' i E V 'kv y . 'R X . 1 , Q ,J :Q 214. -3 ,y B, U 1 . up J 3 ,yvl Ju.. .Ji..1?,., , Z ' I I I im.. . J : ' , ' , , , 4 . - ' , ' 1 . : . . . . I . . . v President ................ ,---., ..... Joanne Baum 'I' 1 4 ' Q nw, ' Y? H' , ' I if a , 1. ff' ' . - - 1 -1 v If WF.. f-.f -'Yan , ' - - A ' - ' KW 1- - VOCATIONAL INDUSTRIAL CLUB Top Row Ralph Berger Tom Malone MGYVII' Perkins Third Row Wlllus Sralb Carl Grleseldmg Bernard Crouse Robert Nichols second Row Paul Moffett Ralph Fraley Charles Frontz Clinton Dl.ll rlrst Row Ca ol Chmnls Polly Nllchaels Margie Jacobs Mr Ollverlo among the members To promote high standards of workmanshlp and scholarshlp To offer opportunrtles for and to stimulate mterest in educatlonal and wholesome recreational actrvrties Proyects Emplover and Employees Banquet in spring sent baskets to needy at Chrlstmas, sent representatives to Columbus State Electron Convention Sprmg Convention District NAMES Ralph Berger Carol Chxnms Bernard Crouse Clinton Dull Ralph Fraley Charles Frontz Carl Gneseldmg Margie Jacobs Tom Malone Polly Michaels Paul Moffett Robert Nichols Marvin Perkins WllllS Staib EMPLOYED AT Sterhnq Grinding Vlfheel Mercy Hospital Webster Manufacturing Co Dull s Body Shop Martm Brothers Plumblng School Board School Board Mercy I-lospxtal Txltln Brake 85 Wheel Dr Morton Tttfm Art Metal General Electric Parksave Super Market Webster Manufacturing 63 Convention WORK Electrician Nurse s Aide Draftsman Auto Body Repair Plumber Custodlan Custodian Nurse s Aide Auto Mechanic Dental Assistant Sheet Metal Food Service Meat Cutter Machinist ,., : I .' . v . . Y A . I. 1 Purpose To provide opportunities lor the development of leadership in civic, social, and mdustrial pursurts . 1 . . Z . y . Z . . . U . . . . Co. . . THS LIBRARIANS Sta 'Admg VlCk1 Math as Geo gm Drnc Kathy Fowler Sandy Wenner Elaine 'le k Marcla Lydey Sandy Iacoby Seated Iudy Luptor Mary Coleman Penny Heck lean Pusher Head Llbrarlcrn Mrs B oker Iudy Peeler, Mrs. Broi-ter, Elaine Heck - . 35? Q ? R 3' X ,ZZ if se-1 COACH ES Tornadoes Barely Miss 500 Season FOOTBALL Two weeks before school started the Columbian football team began drills for the coming season. The team, which was one of the smallest teams Columbian ever had, tried desperately to overcome its lack of size. Columbian Tornadoes began their 1959 football season with a close 6-0 defeat by Fremont Ross squad in the annual Preview game sponsored by the Down- town Coaches Association. Ross scored its touchdown in the second half with the kickoff. Columbian's farthest penetration was to the Ross 7 yard line in the first half. Bad breaks cost the Tornadoes their first loss of the season when they were downed by Port Clinton. The Lakesiders tallied the first score in the first quarter when they scored a TD and ran the con- version for eight points. The team rallied when Tom Frederick scored a TD but the finll score remained 8 to 6 in favor of the Lakesiders. Galion Tigers stopped the Tornadoes for their second straight loss of the sea- son by a 22-14 score. Tornadoes' scores came on a 2 yard plunge by fullback Bill Stoner and a 16 yard pass by halfback Wade. Wade also gained two points on a conversion. The Tornadoes' efforts to score du1'ing the game were stopped short by a good Galion team. The T-Men gained their first victory romp over Willard in a 28-0 game. Col- umbian scoring came on a 77 yard kick- off retum by Wade, an end sweep by 1Continued on page 67h 'Q . ,- ,mt !' '- V Q x , . ,u. -1 , A Q9 , I if 'fl ' a , 1, ,- , -,+f:,1.' ,fre - , ., .-L 1 -66- vu- ' M ,,. lf., ,My w ll -bv 1 'gm i , f I 34, X ,TPMM ,av 2 Tom Frederick, another end run by Don Feasel, a pass fiom quarterback Bill Stoner to end Ernie Estep, a two point conversion by Don Feasel, and two one point conversions by Larry Sager. Columbian's Tornadoes iolled over thc Upper Sandusky Rams to register a 32-LS win. The Toinadoes scoring came on 2-yard and 8-yard runs by Bill Stoner. and by passes: one, a 9 yard toss to Barry VVade and the other, a 30 yard throw to Dean Strausbaugh. A 6 yard run by Don Feasel, and a 2 point con- veision by Jim Drake also contributed to the scoring. The Blue and Gold continued its win- ning streak by defeating the Shelby Whippets 14-O. Both teams were hampered by fumbles, but Bill Stoner was able to spark Columbian to victory with a 1-yard plunge, a 28 yard run and a two point conversion. The T-Men also had fine running from Feasel, Frederick. and Wade. The Blue and Gold gridders received their worst beating of the year by the Bucyrlis Redmen. The Redmen who came out of the second half with a new of- fensive formation completely baffled the Tiffin defensive. Tiffin's touchdowns were scored by end Bob Hartsell on a 19 yard pass and by quarterback Bill Stoner on a quarterback sneak. The final score was 42-14 in favor of Bucyrus. The Tornadoes never completely re- covered from their defeat by Bucyrus. Bellevue defeated the T-men by a score of 22-6. Fullback Don Feasel scored the 1Continued on page 68a L. :UU FIELD ADELSPERGFFZ A f 3 ,.f,c , 1' ': 4, .,.. I .vAi',',' 5 X . Y . il i 1 -67- only Tornado touchdown on an 8 yard run. Columbian Homecoming inspired Co- umbian's T-men on to victory when they romped over the Norwalk Truckers by a score of 42-6. Halfback Barry Wade led the scoring by making two touch- downs and adding two extra points for a total of 14 points. Fullback Don Feasel quarterback Bill Stoner and halfbacks Tom Frederick and Ken Shorsher made one touchdown each, while Sager and Jackson each added two points. The Tornadoes closed their season with a loss to Sylvania in a close 7-6 score. After a slow first half Columbian came alive and scored a touchdown in opening minutes of the second half. Columbian was on its way to its second touchdown when time ran out. Wade scored the Tornadoes only touchdown on a 3 yard run. The Columbian squad elected Don Feasel as most valuable player, and Barry Wade and Tom Frederick as Co- captains for the season. Tackle Larry Wenner was selected as an offensive tackle on the All-Northern Ohio League football team. The Columbian reserves squad which won 3 and lost 2 showed promise for Columbian in the future. The little Torna- does defeated Norwalk 19-0, Bellevue 20-6, and Willard 6-0: while their losses came to Bucyrus 6-12 and Galion 32-0. Kei il wi' , -63- Columbian Varslty Football w- iw- Top Row Larry Betts Edwm Treese Ray Kerchner Mrke DeBusman Denny Hartsell Bull Whlteman Make Baxter Daryl Swander Tom Wade Howard W bb Larry B' Third Row Ken Shorsher Dan Nlms Jerry Kerschner Denms Kerchner Bob Hepperly Jrm Fergtson Marvm Perkins Denms Kear Jrm Johnson Duck Long Tom Hepp larry Stephens John Eaton Tom Hayward Second Row Tom Blddle Don Feasel Erme Estep Warren Spencer Bull Stoner Larry Wenner Bob Hartsell Ralph Fraley Ralph Berger John Durfee Jett Stauffer Jerry Mathias Bull Young Frrsl Row Barry Wade Andrew Jackson Tom Fredernck Dean Strausoaugh Jam Drake Larry Sager Fred Hepp Jlm Kuhn Jun Wetzel Tom Bame Reserve Football litem... JM almmg,aa QQ? Second Row Larry Betts Edmn Treese Denny Hartsell Ray Kerchne Larry Bland Marvm Perkrns 'Vlke Baxter Daryl Swander Tom Wade Howard Webb First Row Mme DeBlsrr1an Ken Shorsher Jlm Ferguson Ball Whlteman Jun Johnson Tom Hayward Larry Stephens John Eaton 69 . . :aw Y - :gi - Tal - f J F 1 -, ' .Y ' 7: L I K ' ' .. ga , A 'x .9 , . hand. ' l 4 4 4 l 1 v V V ,, 2 4 A' HTH Q ' D ' ' V f ' 5'9 '+V - A We , x Q' U 4 T41 of Y L gk ' . 7 1 Y 'Q 7 , ,Q 5 7 ' Y m X at 'A 1 ll 5 ' 1 F J V N i G- 5 1 f g . 44 F , ' ' I 1' S x V ' Y: 7 J Y A 1 A 7'7 , as 'if F ' sf'?:'4. 6 ri- 4 ,. egg-I V ff Tornadoes In Action Underclass Football Lettermen Xf51,lA.Q'l TZ sz 11-M , 5? 'Yssf'N5:3fo5i 51' L f t Rght D r. Nims Mike Glick, Dick Long Dennis Kerchner. Tom Hepp. Torn Bldole. loom E t J y K h 73 ik .L-l...l Big Blue Finishes With 500 Season Basketball With a heavy schedule facing them. the Columbian basketball team. lacking ez:- perience and height, began its season with a new style ot offensive and defensive. Coliiriibiank Big Blue defeated Lima Bath 54-41 in the opening game of the season The big gun: for the Tornadoes were Bill Stoner with 15 points, and Horst Muehi- bronner with 12. The reserve squad defeated Lima's reserves 55-33. The Tornadoes won their second game Qi the season in a 70-51 triumph over Bucyrus Redmen. Toni Frederick and Bill Stoner led the scoring with 19 points each. The Blue and Gold reserves with a score ot 49-23 romped over Bucyrus. Lima Shawnee was defeated oo-50 by the Columbian basketball team in their third outing. They were led by sparkplug Torn Frederick who scored 24 points against h's opponents. Columbian's .lay Vees notches' their third straight win by downing Shaw- nee's reserves 34-27. The Big Blue defeated Kenton 78-44 for their fourth win in a row. The Tornadoes were sparked by Stoner, Muehlbronner. and Frederick with 16 points each. The reserves lost their first game 44-30. Colunibian's winning record was halted by Toledo Devilbiss who edged them out 50-47 in a heartbreaking overtime. Feasel and Stoner scored 14 and 13 points respec- tively, The reserves came back to beat Devilbiss 42-22. A second victory slipped by at Fremont lcontinued on page 72l Varsity Squad Left to Right Barry Wade Don Feasel Doug Halcomh Mike Gluck Bal! Stoner Tom Gordon Horst Muenlbronner Randy Davis Dennis Kear Tom Frederick Ross when the Tornadoes lost 46 40 A vlctory of 46 2, was scored over the Fremont reserves by our .lunror Varslty The Blg Blue qutntet lost a 69 58 owertlme to Fostorla Tom Frederrck Mrke Gl1Ck and B111 Stoner Wlth 15 14 13 pornts each led 'llffln s scorlng attack The .Iuruor Varsrty b at FOSTOTIB 37 35 rn the warm up game Columblans thrrd defeat of the sea on was handed to them by the Toledo Macomber squad wlth a score of 69 50 Don Feasel led the scorrng wrth 13 polnts followed closely by Tom Fredertck and Horst Muehlbron ner wlth 19 each In the reserxe game Tmftrn lost a heartbreaker 39 38 The Blg Blue won therr tlfth game of the cage season as they halt d Svlvama 72 59 B111 Stoner bagged 21 pomts for the Blue and Gold cagers Wllh a score ot 39 28 the Junror Var ty lost then game wlth Sylvanm The Brg Blue Non thelr openlng N OL game by deteatrng Norwalk 59 4F B111 Stoner and Tom Fredertck each Contrtbuted 15 polnts The Junror Varsxty overran Norwalk 46 Q7 Bucyr 15 was whlpped by the Tornadoes wtth BO 49 as the trnal score Stoner led the s orrng as he netted 18 pomts The Reserves srtfered therr fourth loss of th season when thev t ll to the Bucyrus team 43 35 Columblan droprec, thelr t1rst league game and ther t1ftl'1 of the fear when they were edged by Bellevue 64 61 B ll Stoner Don Pea el and Horst Muehlbronner were leadrng scorers for the Brg Blue wtth 22 15 and 14 pornts r-esp-act1 Ielv The Ltttle Blue ran over Bellex re R serves 55 Q9 rn the prellmmary 72 7 - r v r . . n ., r v - A n J , , , . 1- 1 I ' - . D . , , . . .1 . . s . I . . - . , . , s , J . . e . - D . ,, , . A ' Sl A ' r. , l W . . . c J' J. f ' ' , ' - - -. c ' A '. ' , 1 ' e e - . ' ,J .Q ' 'r ' . t , ' .. 1 ' - 1 - r 5 r - . . ' ' W ' '- ls e - - ' f ' ' . Reserve Basketball Left to Right Don Wller Larry Smrth Denms Flechtner Albert Buskurk Jon artwrrght Bull Helsing Steve Damel Daryl Swander Larry Bradley Hull Whlteman Dannv Leafhefman COACHES JANSON STAHLY BASKETBALL MANAGERS 0 Car Mornn s ar Low l Kleler Ronnue Flefh ner Big Blue In Action VVillard handed Columbian its second league loss in a 73-40 contest on the visitor's floor. Bill Stoner paced the Tornadoes witlx 20 points, but it was not enough to overcome Willard's height. The Reserves defeated lNillard's layVees 45-39 in the first contest. The Tornadoes came from behind in the third period to register their third victory in the N.O.L. by defeating Galion by a score of 52-46. Bill Stoner and Tom Frederick led the charges with 21 and 14 points respectively. The Little Blue stooped Gallion's Reserves in the preceding game bv a score of 50-34. 'the Shelby Vffhippets handed the Big Blue their third league loss when they defeated the Tornadoes 53-53. Bill Stoner with 20 and Doug Halcomb with 11 were top point men for Columbian. The Junior Varsity was de- feated by Shelbv's Reserves 40-30. Columbian tumbled to Upper Sandusky in final game of tthe season bv a score of 89-67. Bill Stoner with 22, Don Feesel with 10, and Horst Muehlbronner with 12 points led the Big Blue in scoring. Upper Reserves defeated our .lunior Varsity by a score of 19-11 in the first game. Tiffin Columbian's tournament hopes were stopped when Columbian was defeated by an inspired St. Mary's team. St. Mary's height was just too much fo. the Colurnbian cagers to overcome. The final score was 79-49 in favor of St Mary's. Bill Stoner paced the Tiffin team with 17 points followed by Don Feasel and Mike Click with 8 points each. -74- Aprl 6 HopewellLoudon Old Fort Hr 1959 Track Team Flrst Row Ronnle Fl chtner Davld Shumway Tom Hepp Jnm Johnson Tom Same Dennis Kear Jerry Kerschner Chrls Thompson Edward Porter 1m Wetze' Second Row Puchard Runschlag Howard Webb Rlchard Barger Ranly Davls Denms Kerchner Ray Fseld John Durfee llm Drake Ralph Movle Bull Davldson Top Row Bull Pryor Tony Brnhl Jeff Stauffer Bull Whiteman Boo Sherwood Bob Ebel John Eator Ronnle Wellman Jerry Lupton Daryl Swander Lloyd Roberts TRACK LETTERMEN TRACK SCHEDULE Apr: A rl A rx Apr: Aprl TI Apr: a a a a a W lard 14-Port Clanton Here Bucyrus Here Bellefue Here Ohlo Wesleyan Relays Shelby There Norwalk Here Tl In Relay re Upper Sandusky There Bucyrus There NOL Here Dnstruct Mansfueld There Flrst Row Jerry Kerschner Dennis Kear lohr' Eaton Jam Wetzel Second Row Bob Ebel Randy Davis Ralph Mogle Top Row Jeff Stauffer Ronnie Wellman Jerry Lupton OLD RECORDS CHALLENGE 1959 TRACK TEAM The 1958 Columbian track team was one of the be t record br akmg track teams Columbian has ever had All told the Columbian team broke four records held by prevlou Columbian tackmen The records broken were the mule run by llm Wetzel with time of 4 mln 436 sec the one half mule by lam Wetzel wlth time of 2 mln 76 sec tn half mule relay by Denny Kear Denny Myers Ron Wellman and Ralph Mogel wah tame of 1 mln 36 sec the mile re ay by Tom Fred rrck Bob Ebel Clinton Dull and Ralph Mogel wnth tnme of 3 mm 427 sec The Tornadoes won three of their sux duel meets and placed fur l and second respectlvely In their two quadrangular meets The Blue and Gola tracknen defeated Norwalk Bellevue and Gallon wnlle suffering defeats to Bucyrus Upper Sandusky and Shelby Columblan placed fnst ln the quadranvular 'neet with Hopewell Loudon Attrca and Old Fort and se ond ln the quadrangular meet wlth Bucyrus Rlchwoo and North Royalton Last year trophles were awarded to Randy Davus for the most nmproved tra kman and lim W tzel for most polnts scored and outstano mg track nan of the year This year wlth the help of new candidates the track men are looklng forward to break nv more reco ds and havlng a perfect season 75 'l - - . - e' 'I 8- il -Here p .I . .- p 'l 16- - 'I 21- A. - 'l 25- ' , - Ap 'I 28- - 'l 30- - M y 2- 'ff' S-He . 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Pts. 0 0 46 0 1906 Not Avamlable 1907 1908 1909 1910 1911 1912 1913 1914 1915 1916 1917 1918 I J Rest of 1918 canceled due to Flu ep1dSm1C 1919 1920 1991 1922 1923 1924 1995 1926 1927 1928 1929 O Opponent Ada Akron Centrar Ashland Bellevue Bloomdale Bowllnq Green Bradner Bucyrus Calvert Carey Clyde Flndlav Po torla Fremont Gallon 1-Iexdelberg Junlor Home Kenton Lakesxde B 1, ...., 1 2 0 11 44 ,,,,,,18 1 0 2 2 44 ,W 1,,. 10 1 0 6 57 , ,.,,,. 3 5 1 76 157 -,1,,,, A -1 ,,,,, 2 3 4 45 33 ,,1,--12 4 0 44 62 -----,,4 5 0 104 134 1--u--,0 1 0 0 11 u-----,5 3 1 104 82 --,,-e21 3 0 55 23 -,,,---4 5 0 71 108 . ....... 0 4 0 0 105 , ,W,2,. 3 5 1 59 15' 1 ,...,.. 0 3 0 0 90 ...... .2 6 1 106 177 -,- e... 2 3 0 44 174 .,.,... 3 5 1 93 79 -1---1,3 1 1 85 19 ' ------,5 1 2 105 10 ,,,-,v,2 6 O 57 2'1 1 ....,v. 3 3 2 91 49 -------0 3 1 6 89 -------7 1 0 120 52 ----1,,4 2 1 111 63 -------4 3 1 110 77 -------4 1 1 98 25 v--,,,-6 2 0 134 68 --,,--e2 O 0 38 16 -,-,,-,1 6 1 47 151 ' ' ' . v,,,,, -0 8 0 38 271 ---,---5 1 1 146 84 ,,,,,-10 7 1 18 266 ,,-,,,,6 2 1 2 125 ,----,-0 8 0 20 33' L e,.,.,. 3 4 0 132 154 ..ve.., 3 5 0 10 166 1-,,e,-4 3 0 145 51 -------7 2 0 185 110 -------4 2 0 124 23 ...... -5 3 1 199 154 -------6 2 0 111 60 -----W-1 8 0 64 291 , ,w,,,-, 4 3 0 40 56 ....... 5 4 0 140 185 1,211-25 3 0 91 90 -A---v-1 8 0 57 261 1,111-1 7 1 42 152 ---f--fb 3 0 200 14 e,,----2 6 1 42 153 ' -1-,a--6 3 0 23 72 -------7 1 1 231 63 -------4 5 0 162 113 193 .....,. 3 6 0 101 2,4 , OF ' ..,v,.1..,..v......,...... 1 1 0 - ....,,.,.,....,.1.,., 0 1 0 Alumni ........ , ,1,.,,,...,,.. 0 O 1 Lima Central ......Y.,........ 1 1 1 1 F, .1.,,,,......, 0 1 O ' ..........1........ 2 0 0 ----,,----,e---------- 0 1 0 ' -------,-,-----,---2---- O 1 0 --------e,----,1,----l6 9 2 ' ----,,--a---e------- 3 1 0 2,-,,,--1,,--,a,,,,, 1 0 0 ' .-H-----Yv--e.--1-----, 0 7 0 ' U .,111e.1,11.1e1 6 10 4 1 1.... 1 1.1,1111.11111 8 4 1 1-,-1,-1,ff,e,e,-v---, 3 3 0 -,-111-f11---ff,- 0 2 0 ------Y,1,------,,,,,,l1 11 3 ' ,-,v--,e,-,--,--e,---- 2 4 1 -,-,-,-m,--,1,,--,-,--13 5 3 ' .,-,--,------2--,, 6 7 0 ' .,.,,.,,,,..... 1 ..a.,,.. 6 1 0 - a,.f.,...,e.,,.2,,,. 6 26 1 , .....,.,..,,.,,,,..,.... 7 0 O ,,...... , v............, 1 4 0 ' -f,n ,f1..f-.f. -W ..ffff 6 19 2 1 ' .' ..--.. .,,... 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'Q E, f E f- , . 4'- M129 DONALD W SHEPHERD SUPERINTENDENT OF fxin.-J' TIFFIN PUBLIC SCHOOLS A CL SSIFIED WANTED Young people wrth the deslre to know everythxng posslble about the Umted States and the people of the past who have ffrven It a lepresentatrve government a free economy and an educat1onal system avallabl to all Specral attention wlll be glven to appllcatrons of those who may be able to help release the forces of nature by sc1ent1f1c research for the beneflt o mankmd But none need apply who are not farthfully commxtted to preserve and extend tnos mtanglble values and appreclatlons and those fundamental human rxghts whlch dally sustam and foster our democratlc lnstxtutrons :bmw eu Slaeplzeacl 4-rl' , N , s ,f Qqqpvvtffgl . A gf Ac rx ,5 ,W 5' J ffl, 4 4 IA . . ' ' Z. V I Y . 3 . .. . , 1 A , Q. . . , X . U HAROLD STEPHENS PRINCIPAL OF COLUMBIAN HIGH SCHOOL My Smcerest best w1shes go wlth the semors .after thexr graduatxon It 1 my hope that they take Jvlth them and keep wlth them some of the hxgh xdeals that have made Columbxan the school Whmch ms better than most and as good dS the re st Jlaaolcl Slepfme Tl1S GEORGIA BROKER Spamsh and Lrbrary AB Unrversrty of Kansas Ohro State Unrversrty Columbia Unllersrtv Af MARGUERITE CONRAD Sneech and Envllsh AB Herdelberg College Bowlmg Green State Unrverslty IRVIN L BAILEY Chemlstry 8. Mathematrcs BS Bowling Green State Unrverslty LL B Amerrcan Extensron School of Law Ohlo State Unrversrty RICHARD BUTDORF Blolooy and Health AB Heidelberg College ME Bowlrng Green State Umversrty HERMAN 1 DANIEL W History French A Herdelberg College AM Unrversnty o I n gqbgyndfx 81 FACULTY EVELYN S BURKE Snamsh and Envlrsh AB Westmrnster College Herdelber College We ESMA E CRONIN W History Albevra I Physical Ed Health AB lndnana Unlverslty Purdue Unlversrty f d47fv4f . ., ' . I , ,yi ' I ggti g 'Y . fe . ' I I - I I 'Y Q er' I . ., l l ' ' 3 X I -1 , , RUTH V DIETZEL Latm and Senlor English AB Heidelberg College MA Umverslty of Muchlgan Dnploma Rome Ohio State Umversuty LAWRENCE HAPKE Cwlcs Economics Prob of Amer em BS Mormngslde College JAMES W DAVIDSON American Hlstorv and Drlvlng AB Heidelberg College MA Columbian Umverslty Bowllng Green State X4-ft GENE FOSTER AB Heidelberg College Bowlmg Green State Umversuty MWA ff LORENA M JORDAN Home Economic BS Bowling Green State Umverslty 82 CONSTANCE L FOSTER Senior Envllsh and Iournallsm AB Ohno Wesleyan Umversnty GEORGE JANSON Tynlng and Bookkeeumg A B Fmdlay College M S lndlana Umversnty , of ' if , 'lk V l yo i V 1 ff, X I ,Q - , Y f . 1 P ,7 - 12 A A 'V ,. I D I I . ., A h . V E NJ X V I MMA' r , - 1 ig, fx , I - i s , I ' l CW UTZ Aleebra and Blolovy uv, AM Heldelberg College MA Columbla Unlverslty Case Institute of Technology Oho State Umverslty FRANK A OLIVFRIO Dlverslfled Caoneratlve Tramlng A B Falrmont State College MA West Vrrglnla Unlverslty l Uf Jef a . - V , , , i . . y an . . Art lf' ' ' ' ' -1 I in xl 'A 1,4 I A L A ' fm' fl Ae., ' 3.4 FLOYD A JUNKINS Induslrlal Arts B S Bowlmg Green State Unlverslty Dhlo State Unlverslty HELEN MAHONEY Tynmg and Shorthand General Office Practlce AB Heldelberg College Smlth College Ed M Bowlmg Green State UHIVETSITY GLADYS E OHL AB Heldelberg College BS Ed Ohlo State Unlverslty Columbla Unlverslty Akron Unlversltv National At School Washlngton DC RUSSELL ZIMMERMAN Mathematics Heldelberg College MA Colcmbra Umverslty Ohlo State Umverslty 83 CHARLES G STEPHENSDN Drlvmg and Mechanical Drawing BS MA Mlaml Unlverslty Heldelberg College SPECIAL STAFF MEMBERS MARY ADAIR Guidance AB Heidelberg College MA Columbua Unlversrty Purdue Umversrty Syracuse Unrversrty ROBERT PINKERTON Guidance AB Heidelberg College MA Chicago Unlverslty RALPH STOVER Assistant Custodian Sf if Y na sg MARY OLIVFRIO Secretary To The Superintendent JANET SOMMER Secretary To The Prmclpal 84 GEORGE BURKETT Phvslcal Education AB Ohro Umversrty MA Columbra Umversuty HAROLD REMSBERG Head Custodian WZ' J' ANNABEL WELTER School Nurse 3 .V - ag - -1 - -1 . ., . .. ' - x , P4 , V. . , 5. , fa fh ' - ' R 599: ' .', sn. 5' J' 312-.. .eff F ' , 3 J, Mk.. c , 1. - -9. . ...lr-... .:.0 . . . n by . . ., ' I 'Wifi fm, if f- x Areas . - - s 0 ll QNNYB I 4 O fi., w Q ' X Z ll Q' Up ll NDU5TRmu fo THEYR GET 'rue M EVERY YEFR 5 - wr. Q 1 '- A J 6 K F4 wwf. by i x ,N .ca , S E Z 5'-4 Y s X M , 7 '15 y I v 4 .' -f u. ,ffl gxx A fa E - 9' fa I s FILL! TIFFIN JUNIOR HIGH Ban, mir, 1 llllll People and events make news. At the Junior High anything that happens no matter how small, is big news to all the boys and girls. At the same time they are very aware of the happenings in our country and the world. Through the papers, television, radio and their teachers they come to the realization that everything that happens anywhere in this world affects people at home as well. Nick Maggafamo -86- JUNIOR HIGH FACULTY Mnchellr John Meerbach Second Rcw Lester Roby Jr Florence Bowers Kathleen Carrrck Helen Grrll Mary Prugh Mlrran Grllram Eleanor Rrddlebaugh Morrrs Shepherd Florenee Heckman Nrck Mazzaferro Fnrst Row Russell Myers Jams Fox Mary Menke Ruth Crabrll Leona Van Buren Fannre Rolland Helen Pferfer Grace Wrllrams Ruth Wesr Nrck Mazzalerro Florence Bowers Uorres' Brown xathle n Carrxck Ralps Cole H D Crabtree Burton Darrnour Jams Fox Mlflam G1ll1am Don ld Krrrgsmore Wrllxam Krause Mary Menke Wllll m Mlchellr Llelen Pfelf r Mary Prugh Eleanor mddlebaucrh Lester Roby J Fannle Roll nd Morns Shepherd Kent Stahlv Leona Van Buren Grace Wrllrams Prmcrpal Enghsh 8 Hlsrory 8 CIVICS Ho ne Economrcs Indusirxal Art Arrthmetrc 7 8 Sclence Mechanlcal Drawmg Arrthmeirc 7 ? Physlcal Educano Anihmenc 3 Arrthmetlc 7 SCIENCE 7 HISXOIY Geography Englrsh Sclence 8 Latm Enghsh 7 Llbrary and Guxdan Snecral Educatlo Scrence 9 Arrthmehc 9 Algebra Af1lhmel1C Algebra General Buslness I-lxsiory Geography Arrthmetlc Hrstory 7 8 Geography Englrsh Englrsh -g7- Top Row Ralph Cole, George Burkett, Burton Darmour. B. D. Crabtree. Wm. Krause. Forrest Brown, Kent Stahly. Donald Krngsmore Wm e J . -nu-MMy-hunk------HW--H-nn-------H 3. . . -. ............ - ..... , ' ' , 1 ' 9: ' ' ' . ,.,...........,...,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,o,,a...........,.. 11 Florence Heckman .............,..,,............s,,s.,,..A..s,...,. . ' ' a. ' . . . ,...,,,,.,.s.,a..,........ , ,.........,. , ,..,, ,r-,W,, ' - . . H -n---uuuuu-u--nnnvn-quhU-----A . , . , . V ,nv-----AV-in-vwink'-nun---nun-H--yu-nun . 7 . .5 . . uuuuhuuu-fun--------uvvhnvnyuA--V--in . , - '9 .-----vv7wA,y4vw-yg,,Ag,-------- H -----w----ww---- ' , ' -fa ' ' - , .................... ,, ..-s.,,,.A............ 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Y V . . 7 I ...........,..v, ....................... - -f ' , Z 7 ---A-----------U--U---7-W-,Y,a,,,,,-,,,,,,--,,,,,,,A ' 9 .. . , N-w--NAM-HM-H-in-H-Mu-----yuV'--vwvyAH . 7 Nmth Grade Home Room 201 MISS Rolland Top Row Ralph Bryant John Arnold Don Coleman Paul Cook Robe t Davls Robert Brller Alton Beard Donald Baxter James Bersner ame Clark Third Row Valerre Drtsl ar Dlanne Strne Jean Blgham Charles Scnrerk Jr Wayne Coffman Wlllram Doemel Kathleen Detterman Jeanne Brlney Beverly Chambers Lucinda Beck Second Row Mr s Rolland Vrrgrnra Correll Lrnda Brnll Carol Agerter Marsha Ag rter Ronald Burke Carolyn Bernard Jayne Drohen Kathleen Brant Martha Bumo Ge ald Dolle Lrnoa Dauvhenbauvh Home Room 202 Mrs Van Buren Top Row harlene Mrzen Vlrlllram Newcomer Howard Myers Jerry Meyer Howard Lang Davrd Kreffer Robert Losey James Nordholt Donna Mathias Thrrd Row Frances Nlrz n Roberta Kay Dorls Lane Ernest Maller Bob Doran Terry Karser Larry Latham Joy Kolehmarnen Patrlcra Logsdor Second Row Jane Payne James Nrcke' Robert Karser Nelson Mathras Howard Kerchner Katnleen Lynch Fred Krshler Paul Paulus Kerth Lupton Ruta Johnson Frrst Row Mrs Van Buren torene Ma Graf Lrnda Jump Darlene Loy Cynthra OIGS Lrnda Keeth Patrrcra Mazzaferro Anrta Kramer Pam Payne Cathy Kerschner Shlrley Muller B8 l l 1 .,,, r ' . ' , . . ' .J 3 First Row: Lloyd Barto, Steven Drake. Jean Byrurn. Cornelius DeJonge, Jr.. Robert Dryfuse. Cheryl Braley, Nlichela Crlsman. Hugo Bietz. Ninth Grade Home Room 208 r K1ngsmore mm Top Row William Heppler Marsha Feasel Larry Everhart Jim Funderberg Tnomas Eaton Carl I-lltes Jack Green Jane Lldt Victor Focht Thlrr, Row Jim Flechtner David Fraley Thomas Eichhorn Ben Jlnks Jerrie Haines Donna Hahn Jane Hemlrnger Karen Hoenshell Raymond Fortney Robert Ferguson Second Row Dorene Hartman Carcl Kroll Dear Hall Connie Hyde Ma vin Foqle Mary Ann Eslep Clndra Fry Joanne Hoerlg Sharon Hepp First Row Mr Kingsmore Keith Menser Mary Ann Grreseldmg Patricia Lllard Judith Dull Mary Jo Harger Sharon Hausenfleck Brenda Feagles Barbara Jonnson Robert Huffman Home Room 209 Mmss Pfe1fer Third Row James Sherwood Roxy Reedy Donald Smith William Ruhlen Llnna Piersol Jack Snay Vlarc Sawyer Richard Russell John Rinke Second Row Kathie Shorsher Sue Roberts Harold Spaun Allan Simpkns Peggy Spltler John Rhodes Brenda Strausbaugh Mary Peacock Miss Pfeiter First Row Sharor Swander Penny Smith Deena Reedy Virginia Peacocn Sandra Powers Edward Smrtn Mary Sue Salem Barbara Sheffel Betty Stelrlnger Home Room 214 Mr Brown Top Row Jim Larick Paul Thomas Jan Hayward Ed Crilly Steve Keller Larry Wall Jerry Nusbaum Joel Chaney Carl Pumon Robert Wilson David Sweeney TTIITO Row Sharon Wilson Duane Turner Charles Wise Dick Wetzel George Gowd Danny Waters Seldon Turner Mike Ward Ray Pittman Steve Nilcoxson Robert Tyree Second Row Steve Smith George Lescallet Shirley Roland Jane Wade Darlene Toepper Par: Turner Jane Thompson Mary Welch Kathy Teeters Linda Young Furs Row John Vvoessner John Zoller Tom Mann Paul Swander Stan Williams 'tick Trapp Jir' Mathias John Mann Make Wolf Mr Brown 89 M . - Q . , . 2 .Q T ,al T Top Row: David Reinhart, Paul Pryor. Donald Spencer, Klahr Shellhouse. Lanny Sherer, Marilyn Shumway, Fred Pennycutf. William Smith. Eighth Grade Home Room 103 Mrs Rlddlebaugh lop Row Davld Jacobs taren Laughlln Raymond Jacobs James Keller Nlerrrll Landrum John Jones John McPhal Crale Love Thrrd Row Jrll Nlartrn Ronald Hyde Davrd Kung Jams Loescher Mlchael Kuenzlr Darlene Lovejoy John Mornlngstar Jerry Lentz Kathleen Vlalcne Long Frrst Row Nlrs Rlddlebaugh Phrlllp Morlan Edward Martrn Dorothy Mr hell :Jrenda Long Judy Muller Daryl McDonald Jrl Jacobson Rosalre Karst Home Room 108 Mrs G11l1am Top Row Sharon Perklns Grace Fuston Duck Tullos Janet Wagner Tom Young Fred Narers Caro Stover Patrrcra McDole Dolores Tong Thr d Row Ruth Tyree Ton Toepper Wrlma Nehls Georgra Barker Nar' y Walcutt Tom Yager Roger Thompson Lrnda Yoder Frances Wagner Second Row Charlene Turner arol Brertrgarr Carol Thornton Sandra Wertz Brll lfendlrng Paulette Werlrng Robert Stewart Sharon Weber Furs Row Trrna Yentzer Janrce Thompson Sharon Vogelsong Rodger Strles Wanda Tong Jrmmre Young Chrlstrna Taylor Mrs Grllram 90 Q 'f .. Q4 . ' A .. . I L 'G 2 ., ' - ,L I I i l T fl , ' ' 7 tv S o l V i . ' 1 ' l ' . , . ' ' . , . ' E. 'Q A l r Second Row: Dorothy Jones, Wllllan' Laux. Susan McGrarn. Karen Lather Patricia long Tulle Nlorrowl Gary Loudenslager, Cynthra Lowe. Alma 2 A . , . . ' , 1 , A , . I . u J, , . I , . X Eighth Grade Home Room 109 Mr Stahly Top Rory Judy Simpson John Sherer Kayola Sellers Mlke Rlley Jack 'vlyers Stev n Rlddlebaugh Marlorle Routzan Gary Myers Rrchard Moyer Thrro Rov Ruth Schnckel Tony Sampson Terry Slagle Andrea Sours Steven RICKQF Gene Runxon Mrchele Shurts Jackre Robenalt Sonja Nye Second Row Gary Stahl Vrrglnla Peck Ronald Perkrns Kathy Robbins Susan Myers 'lrthur Smlth Judy Nelklrk Carol Slmpklns Alvin Phelp Frrst Row Mr Stahly D an Boatwrrght Gary Rerster Kay Rrley Jam Spaun James Pasko Bette Raudabaugh Jean Schrenk Steven Myers Jerry Sherman Home Room 203 r M1chell1 Top Row Robert Ferrell Eugene Gtlllg Davld Hughey Robert Hunker Ted l-rartman David 'tlewman Clrfford Hyde Thlrc Row Pat Henry Lrnda Fruth Pamela Flechtner Mary Ann Hartsel Rlchard Heater JAnna Heyman Phyllis rloerlg Mary Lou Hamllton Second Roy Rernondra Hatton Nearlrne Ferguson Vrrgrnra Kroll Mary Ann Hemmtnger Robert Grotty Ruth Groman Kay Frsher Chnstlna Goetz Flrst Row Mr Mchelll Richard Hooker Rav Wonder Joyce Hoffman Patrlcla Hassmver Charles Gerhart Wrlma Glbson Dorothy Hemmerly Thoma Helkey Home Room 210 Mrs Bowers 4.4 hum Top Row Nanr, Brerttgan etonard Bordner Wrlllam Clrne Ronald Buckner Harry Bozarth Roger Brsh Judith Buttruff Mrchael Blust Ruta u Thrrd Row Hazel Bloom Carol Barr Edward Davns Ernest Bland Barbara Estep James Aller Allcra Angus Dnanne Henderson Nancy Collrer Second Row Robert Ahle Dean Bader Mrchael Drtslear Danrel Feasel Charles Dryfuse Wllllam Bordner Franklrn Ferguson Ellen Bare John Beamer Frrt Row Mrs Bowers Ruth Clark Luc1ndaErdt Ellen Danrel John Crufnrrne Peggy Assenhermer Nancy Agerter Martha Brown Ann Dutrow 91 . 4 l I b . ' 't I . I . V . - , r K , -r ' ' ' - x 1: . , . . r , . . . , I 'V I . 4. . ' . ', I M r . I .. Q . W. l . S z . e ' ' ' -rs N . Q 3 ' J 7 ' 6 . S ,ls as M . Y . . Q B' i Q E ' S ,A Hg -Q I s s ll F 1 A r J 1 .-5 1 A . . , . A . -- r . . . r J I . A . ,. . , . . ' 5 , i 'l . A I , , 'D . , I I . . .S . s ' N : R .5 ', 1 l 4 v l ' 4 M 4 ' I Q . I .- v .. ' 9 gs l . rr 1 r r . Q V , y 'J ' 1 ' E 1 . 4 : , , , l J Y , , D ll. in 'D . . I . . . 5 1 . , 4 I I . ' , Q . . 'r , . . Seventh Grade Home Room 101 Mrs Menke Top Row Tommy Johnson Charles Mogle DeAnna Munro Kelth Ludwrg Lors Krause Franklrn Sours Dennrs Mook Marty McGeath Sally Monaghan Thrrd Row Robert Muller Rebecca Kerschner Judy Leatherman Carolyn Mrzen Barbara Lauvhlrn Patty Mrller Dorls Myers Scott Sattler Larry Kaser Second Row Jan ce Lamoe Michael Myers Bull Kohler Rtth Mathras Gene Klnrnrel Kay Mrtten Phyllrs 'Vlazzaferro Ronald Mathras Charle Mltzel Mrs N'enke Flrst Row Larry Muller Russell Myers Brll Janson Patrrcra Myler Make Krssell Uurrell Johnson Marcla Lowery Davrd Murray Sandra Gooding Home Room 102 M1ss Heckman Top Row Robert Hemlrnger Sharon Hemmrnger Larry Grlffln Janice narrls Jeffrey Grllram Ann Hope Richard Grove Judrth Groman Ruth 11l?rrdHRow Phrlrp Hunter Karen Fronrz Mary Sue Hensley Dlanna Graham Dav Hoernemann Evelyn Jacobs Wrlda May Hook Van de SIEcxo:r1dEtR!lI11g lucrlle Hrppler Donna Gerber Garold Jackson Jacquelyn Gurney Sharon Hepperly Shirley Goode Sonja Grrffls Rrchard Houk l1Fwdlr1irry Hoenshell Lrnda Sue Hepp Delmar Swander Davrd Goetz Janet Hemrnerly Errc Huber Susan Hofffnan Wrlma Hlckmar erry son Home Room 105 Mr Roby Top Row Jerry Sherwood Catherine Nordholt Lester Robinson Barn Spoon Davld Sholl Andy Sours Charlen Ranker Imogene Lane Judf Ann Serfert Thrrd Row Connie Ann Shay Duane Roberts Robert Messersmrth Glorra Runron Jerry Spencer Ruth Pennrngton Susan Kay Rumon Ann Paulus Judrth Snyder Second Roy Rrchard Sheltcn Sharon Perrrne Denny Parnter Davud Rhodes Jrnr Haserzahl Ronald Rush Dean Sage Carolyn Pennycuf Douglas Roberts Frrst Row He en Peacock Robert Schrenk Glorra Jean Sanford Trm Rrley Nan Shawber Betty S arte Sue Ann Snay Lrnda Jo Penmngton Lee Soonseller harle 'tlrckel Lester Roby 92 . : , , , . , , . . , . ' l 1 l l 3 , . V I ' . , I , . , . Q , . I . : l' r 1 I 7 r v v ' . : ., . 1 , , . . , . l . . , . , e ' . . Hy . Z , . Q . . , v 1 1 v , I ..,. . 1 . . . , , , , I . .. . . ' ' ' 1 ' ' r . c . , . , , . . , , . . . . , 5 . Y r. , , . , . -. r. , I 1 V , . . T. . . ,, . . .Q Sr , . Home Room 107-Mr. Darmour Top Row: Charles Stansberry, Ken Stuckey, Peggy Summers, Terry Van Nette, Stan Se-enmith, Iohn Wilkins, Richard Weber, Sarali Thomson, Richard Nullennex, Clint Wheeler. Third Row. Bob Woodruff, Pat Krauss, Donna Squires, Nancy Tanner, Ianet Stumpp, loanne Weddell, Linda Troup, Becky Tomb, Gary Stine, Robert Stephens. Second Row: Marilyn Walker, Ianice Merfy, Susan Trapp, Karen NVl1itmei, Charles Webb, Ioe Stehl, Iane Krupp, Phyliss Tyree, Barbara Whitmer, Iudy Stiles, First Rowi Paula Williams, Iohn Werling, Robert Tullos, Carl Zimmerman, Martha Welch, Richard Stiverson, Sharon Shaffer, Ian Williams, lane Wilcoxson, Mr. Darmour. Home Room 110 Miss Wllllams Top Row Karen Barr tt Karole Hoffman Carl Assenheimer Reginald Boltz Patricia Best Ilze Balks Cheryl Burkhart Kay Assenheime Patsy Bradley Third Row Patsy F ant Suzanne Bowersox Dick Perrine Carol Brzll lean Allbaugh Vlilford Bryant Bill Arnold Ianet Brickner Second Row' Dennis Bu kn r Ianet Butler Gary Burns Bob Bland Ianet Bair Sherley Butl r Vlarlin Glick Raymond Bailey First Row Iennifer Adarns Mike Campbell Ierry Bemiller Wayland Byrum Kert Cciperite Gary Bau Karen Bolen Carol Bishop Reginald Burner Home Room 112 Mr Krause Crammer Third Rovx T rry England Dougla Collar Kathleen Frederick ludy Rose Creeger lean rerr nberg Alex Dicicco Lynn Caull Ion Eakin Susan Fidt Second Row Tin' Davis Kathle n Ferguson Larry Collier Tim Eid! Cloles Cook Reed Faley llichael Davis Cheryl Coffman Pax. Drake First Row Mr Krau Lau el Cronley Iames Dayton Iames Drohen Ia t Droh r' D e itzg rald lane Estep Iames Cramer Dortha Eichhorn Sheryl Altnan 93 . t . I I . I . V r A I fl er' U I Top Row: Neva Capley, Ierry Courtney, Iim Eisenhard, Diana Fease., Clifford Dull Iames White, Iudy A. Creeger, Iohn Filson, Ethel . U Q N ' S I . I I ... e A , . I V i : . se, r . , , , me e , e na F' e , , . , STUDENT COUNCIL Too Row Drck V'er el Ierry Meyer Im Funderburg Bob Davrs Torr' Young Barry Spoon lV'1ke Blu st Thrra Row lane Wade Barbara Estep Nancy Walcutt Phyllis Hoerrg Iudy D111 Iwancy Turner Ed Smrth Second Row Mr Stahly Crndy Olds Tony Srmpson Betty Sternlnger Martha Bump Sharon Hepoerly Ruth Schrrckel Larry Gr1lt1n Chuck Gerhart Fxrst Row Paula Wrllrams Suzy Exdt Becky Kerschner Gary Lo denslager Doug Collar Bob Bland D rothy Mrtchell Iennxfer Adams Daard 'Vlurray TIFFINIAN STAFF Top Row Fred Krshler Drone Turn r Iames Bexsner Iames Funderburg Robert Davxs Iames Nordholt Ioy Kolehmamen Wrllxam Doemel Iames Flechtner Second Row Dean Llall Cornelius :ie Ionqe Iean Bxgham Ierrxe Hawes Rxchard Wetzel lane Exdt Patncla Logsdon Ieanne Brxney Miss Plelfer First Row Iohn Zoller Penny Smith Martha Bump Patrxcxa Mazzcierro lane Thompson Lucxnda Beck Cynthra Olds Vrrgmxa Correlr Kathleen Brant 94 E, w v . 1 , . 1 AI I T ai fl' L HONOR ROLL Ninth Grade t ,., sv Eighth Grade Top Row: Iim Nordholt, Don Spen- :er, Bob Davis, Paul Thomas. Third Row: Iim Flechtner, Ioy Ffolehmainen Iudy Dull Diane fume :econd Row lean Brqham Iuay lechtner Lrnda lump Penny Smith rrst Row lane Thompson Patty Aazzaterro Anrta Kramer Martha Bump Betty Stemmger Top Row Nancy Walcutt Phyllxs Hoerrg Iams Loescher Iohn Mornmgstar Lmda Fruth Thlrd Row rom Yager Dan Pfexifer Karen Lather B111C1me Barbara Estep Steve Rtddlebaagh Second Row IArma H yman Iohn Crumrtne Ruth Ann Schrlckel Mlchelle Shurts Chrlstma Goetz Icy e Hoffman Ianet Wagner Frrst Row Ann Dutrovt Cnarles Gerhart Martha Brown Cynthra Lowe B111Wend1na Ruth f'1ark Dean Bauer Tom Helkey Top Row John Frlson Donna Squrre Sa ah Thomson Char1e Ranker Ilze Balks Thrrd Row Ralph Fraley Nancy Eblmg Iecrr Allbaugh Iudy Snyder Second Row Patncla Best Sharon Perrtne Garold Iackson Sco Sattler Bob Stephens Patsy Frantz Ann Hope Fxrst Row Susan Trapp Ienmter Adams Nan Shauber Denm Parnter Davrd Goetz Duane Roberts Lau el Cromley Bxll Ia. son Seventh Grade 95 . ' ' ' ' . Y. 'K gf . , . . Q elf. 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X Eighth and Ninth Grade Choir Q 'V vb I4 TOP ROW Robexta Kay Karen Hcen hell larnes Sherwood Marsha Peas l Donna MGfhlGS Fred Krshler Rrchard Heater lohn McPha1l Ted Hartr an Tom Ea on Ioel Chaney lack Meyels Ierry Meye Iohn lones Don Baxter B111 Doe'nel Clara Rrddle Ben lmks Karen Laughlln Mary Ann Hartzel Valerre Drtslear FOURTH ROW lame Nrckel Paul Paulus Darlene Loveyoy Iudy Slmpson fancy Walcu' Mar1or1e Routzhan lane Thompson Ieanne Brmey Parr Turner Pat McDole Peggy SD1tler Ierr1e Harnes L,1ndra Fry Sharon W1lson Darlene Taepper Iamce Loescher I1llMart1n Garv Meyer Mrchelle Schurtv FHIRD ROW Mr Meerbach Iohr Zoller Nancy Corller Mary Lou Harrulton Sue Rob rts C1ndy Olds Kathy Brant Karyne La her Cathy Teeter Lmda P1 rson D1ane Turner Pat Ellard Al1c1a Angus Robert STSNGFT Iudl Dull 'Vlary Io Harger lane Wade Penny Smrth Martha Bunn SECOND ROW Cathy Kerschner Betty Stemrnge V1rg1n1a Koll Kathy Robbms Peggy Assenhermer Amta Kramer Kay Frsher Kathy Vlalone Rta Dull Nancy Breltrgam Hazel Bloom Soma Nye Carol Krall Iud1th Nerkrrk Wanda Torg Paulette Werlmg Sharon Vogelsong Dorothy Hemmerly FIRST ROW L1nda Daughen baugh R mondla Hatton Lorene Margrat Ruth Clark Trma Yentzer Dorothy Iones Vary Sue Salem Sharon Swander Carol Thornton Mrchela Cr1sn1an Sharon Weber Patty Hassmger Dorothy M1tchell Ros1lee Karts I1ll Iacobson Kay R11 y Seventh Grade Cholr Group 1 Le ter Robmson Ianrce l'1arr1 Rrth H111 Cathy Nordholt Iudy Creeger Evelyn Iacobs Pattr Kraus THIRD ROW Ice Stehl Robert Stephens lacquelme Gurney Ruth P nmngton lane Krupp Charles Stansberry' Iudy Snyder S1san Trapp Clmton Wheeler Sharon Hepperly Nancy Eblmg Cha les W bb Bobby Tullos George Sherwood Ian es Hasenzahl SECOND ROW Mr Meerbach Carl Zlrnnu. man Drare Roberts Mar1lyn Waker .Mn Paul.1s Connre Sray Lr1c lnaber Davrd Rhodes rrcllle Hmpler Sonla GIlf1S Su an Rumon Bet'y Scarte Iudy Serfert Nan chamber FIRST ROW Paula Wrllrann Ie ry lson Delmar Swander D nna Gerber Martlna Welsh 1an1r- 'Vlerty Conn1e Snay Barb: a Wh1tmer Karen Front: S1e Cray l1r1Ja Hepp Dougla Roberts Glor1a Sanford Ian WllllGmS lane W1lcoxson Seventh Grade Cholr Group 2 TOP ROW Tamce Lampe R1chard Perrlne Iohn Wnkrns Gerald Corrtn y Suzcrnn Bowerscx Ethel Comer Ioanne Weddell Iudy Cre ger Ilze Balks LO1S Krause Drana Feasel Kay Assenhermer Karen Barrett Iuoy Ann C eeger Cheryl Barkhardt Dtana Monroe Carl Assen .he1mer Charles Mogle THIRD ROW Fxymond Barley Ruth Mdthlds lanet Br1ckne1 Patsy Bradley Ion Eakrn Wlllldm Kohler Sally Monaghan Becky K rscnner Tor' Iohnson Larry Kaser Bec y Toanb lean Ferrenberg Kathleen Fredrrcks Terry England Dons Meyer Patty Mller Cheryl Coffman Phyll1s Mazzaterro SECOND Row Mr Meerbach B1ll Iarson DLIYSII Iohnson MlChGEl Kxssell Ierry Davrs Charles Wetzel Charles Cook Barbara Laughl1n Susan E1:it Lynn Coull Iudy St1les Robert Bland Ronald Mdthlds Denn1 Bu kner Txm E1dt Kent Carpenter Ierry Bem1ller Ianet Ba1r FIRST ROW Dav1d Murray Laur l Cromley eg Burner lane Estep anet Drohen Marc1a 'owery Ienmter Adams I1mr1y Drohen Karen Bolen Kathy F rguson T1m Dav1s Paul Drake Deana Fnzgerald Larry Mxller Dcrtha Erchhorn Carolyn Brshop 96 . 'j V 7' 1' z 1.5- ' 4 V I 4 ,. , V 7 5' i 1 -- .rf Lf , 1. 1 H ' 1, -, f - ,, -V , , , i 4, f ' ' N, . ' V 1' 1 ' f 1 1 k s 1 ' V- 4 af' ' I L J - R - V 1 1 X r 1 , t , - 1 ' , ' r,c 7, ' , ' 1. I , 'T , V ' , A - I 1 e I 1 ' ' ' ' I ' 1 I A. sl . A .e' I . ' K I V I 1 . 1 1 I E C 'A 1 V I r - A V 1 V ' 1' Y 1 A- I 1 . 1' 1 . TOP ROW: Robert Hemlinqer, Dianna Graham, Ianet Stumpp, Nancy Tanner, Rudy Soursu Kenneth Stuckey, Terry Van Nette, Barry Spoon, 3 ' - . ' Y -5, ' V , 1 1 1 ' 91 3 1 . ' , ' ,1 F ' . 21 ' ' r , 0 , 1 1 , ' fe . , ' , 'Y ' , ', 1 1.1 ', 1' .' , 3 , ' , ' 1' , ' . . ': ' f I 'L , H ' , . e , e , . 1 9 ' f U-3 ' , .. ' ' , ' , 11 A Q , ' , ' ' , ' , 'f JUNIOR HIGH BAND First Row: Cynthia Lowe Dortna Eichhorn. Phyllis Mazzaferro. Laurel Crornley. Ruth Ann Schrickel Janet Wagner. John Crumrine. Ronald Buckner. Phyllis Hoerig. Second Row: Ann Dutrow. Martha Brown. Charlene Mizen, David King. John Morningstar, Frances Wagner. Janice Thompson. Judy Simpson, Christina Goetz Kay Assenheimer, Robert Miller, Nearline Ferguson. Roger Stiles. Ellen Daniel. Robert Woodruff. Third Row: Marcia Lowery. John Filson. Joan Weddell. Patricia Besr. Susan Hoflirian, Karen Bolen. Judy Stiles, Sharon Perrine. Kathleen Ferguson, John Werling, James Aller, Linda Young, Steven Ricker. Barbara Estep John Wilkins Robert Schrenk. Kay Mitten, David Murray, Sally lilloneghan. Garold Jackson. Jean Allbaugh. Fourth Ro.v: Tom Yager Judy Buttruff. Carol Agerter. Kathleen Frederick. Charles Nickel. Jon Eakin. Gary Stine. Craig Love. Jerry Meyer, David Goetz. Dean Bauer Scott Sattler. Jack Myers. Gary Bauer. Gary Myers, Alvin Phelps, Jean Schrenk. Joyce Hoffman. Linda Fruth. Fifth Row: Mr. Myers' Rita Johnson. Diane Henderson. Patricia Logsdon. Judy Groman, Becky Tomb, Durrell Johnson. JUNIOR HIGH ORCHESTRA Steven Riddlebaugh, Niiliari Kohler Janice Larnoe. Patricia Logsdon. David Goetz Douglas Roberts. Linda Fruth. Mr. Myers. llze Balks. Sarah Thompson. -97- Junior High Librarians Valerie Ditslear Darlene Toepper Dorene Hartman Mrs Prugh First Row Joanne Hoerig Patty Nlazzaferro Kathie Sho sher Penny Smith Brenda Straucbauvh Jeanne Bigham Parr Turner Junior High Patrol Boys Top Row N'r Cole Bill Newcomer Tom Eaton Lanny Sherer Don Baxter Larry Latham First Qow John Arnold William Hrppler Cornelius de Jonge Keith Lupton Steve Drake 98 .13- hr- V, .I V' . J M J 3 H L W ' . rg 6 Hg 0' L E I Top Row: Cindra Fry. Ben Jinks, Roberta Kay, Bill Doemel, Anita Kramer Lorene Margraf. Donna Mathias Kathy Kerschner. Jane Thompson l CHEERLEADERS Standrng Barbara Sheffel Mary Jo Harger Betty Sternrnger CUSTODIANS Howard Scott Karl Welter 99 Kneeling: Kathy Kerschner, Judi Dull, Sharon Swander. Girls Athletic Association 1 Top Row Drane F asel Margaret Spltler Sharon Wilson Diane Turner Pamel Frecntner Karen Laughlin lane Erdt Marsha Feasel Donna Mathias Parr Turney Dolores Tong Kathleen Detterman Kayola Selers Cindy Fry Vlarv Lou hamilton Third Row Rita Dull Judy Srmpson Barbara Estep Alicia Angus Nancy Walcutt Jean Brlnev Roberta Kay Jean Blgham Lois Krause Diane Stern Ilze Balks Jane Wade Jams Harris Carol Agerter Ethol Comer Second Row Karyne Lather Connie Hyde Lrda Fruth Darlene Toepper Linda Keeth Jane Thompson Nancy Brertlgam Diane Henderson Sue Roberts Cindy Berk Carolyn Bernard Jrll Martin Wilma Nehls Jackie Robenalt First Row Miss Fox Judy Creeger Cheryl Braley Virginia Correll Jean Allbaugh Judy Nelklrk Pat Long Anita Kramer Peggy Assenherme Ellen Bare Nancy Collier Patty Mazzaferro Sandra Powers Jean Byrun Mary Ann Grreseldrng Girls Athletic Association 2 Vlrgrnra Kroll Nearlrne Ferguson Carol Thornton Rebecca Kerschne Charlene Turner Wanda Tons Crndv Olds Third Row Judy Groman Joyce Hotlman Kathy Malone Janrs Lampe Dorothy Jones Patrrcra Hassrnger Linda Yode Mary Jo Harger Katnr Ker chner Kar Fsner Frances Wagner Barbara Sheffel Betty Stelnrrger Martha Bump Hazel Bloom Cynthia Lowe Second Row Dorothy Mitchell Rernondra Hatton Ruth Schrrckel Betty Raudabaugh Lorene Margraf Mary Sue Salem Deena Reedy Ellen Daniel Brend Strausbarffh Penny Smith Sharon Swander Nancy Agerter Wilma Gibson Ruth Mathias Ruth Clark First Row Miss Fox Gloria Sanford Donna Gerber Trina Yentzer Patrucra Miller Betty Scarfe Linda Daughenbaugh Kay Mitten Jane' Brrcltrre susan Trapp Phyllis Mazzaferro Janet Bair Barbara Laughlin Jean Schrenk Ann Dutrow Karen Bolen 100 Top Row: Kathy Brant, Nancy Ebling, Susan Bowersox, Paulette Werling. Michelle Shurts Kathy Robbins. Sharon Vogelsong. Diana Graham , Y .F ' , l I . ' . I Y ' V x Jumor Hugh Football Top Row Manager Make Rrley James Clark lrm Mathlas Bob Grotty Steve Wllcoxson Bob Ferguson Joe Chaney Ed Wllson Howa Kerschner llm Bersrer Don Coleman Managers Steve Drake lim Larlck rlarry Bozarth Make Blusl Tony Slmpson Charles Gerharl Frrst Row Manager Bull Doemel George Boyd Sten Wrlllams Duck Welzel Charles Schrenk Fred Krshler Seldon Turner Bob Baller Dave Fraley Edward Smlth lack Snay Jumor Hugh Track Top Row Don Baxter Seldon Turner Don Coleman Lanny Sherer Bob Baller Manager Paul Thomas lrm Nordholl lam Flecrtner Front Row Bch Kaiser Kenneth Lupton Ben lrnks Bob Ferguson Fred lxrshler Paul Paulus Dean Hall 101 Second Row: Manager-Ben links, Gene Gillig, Philip Morlan, Terry Slagle. Torn Toepper. Dan Pfeiffer. Clifford Hyde. Tom Young. Bill Cline. Ninth Grade Basketball Bob Davrs Klahr Shellhouse Lanny Sherer Steve Keller Ed Crllly Ed Wrlson Howard Ker hner Bob Ferguson lam Mathras Manager Steve Smith Mr Haoke Elghth Grade Basketball Top Row Mr Krause Torn Toepper Tom Young Harry Bozarth John Snerer Bull Cnne John Morningstar Ben Jrnks Furst Pow Deen Bauer 'vlrke Blust Dan Pferffer Gary Renster Stev Myers 102 r . . , P . . , . . 1 , . V . , . I l l r AUTOGRAPHS 73OLES- DANDURAND STUDIO flaaiaaai Pholagaapiuf SCHOOL WEDDING AND GROUP PHOTOGRAPHS Photographers for 1959 Blue and Gold TELEPHONE 2439 l32f S WASHINGTON STREET TIFFIN OHIO 1959 BLUE AND GOLD ENGRAN INGS COVERS OHIO ENGRAVING CO MUELLER COVER CO SANDUSKY OHIO CLEVELAND OHIO HAEFLING PRINTING COMPANY PRINTERS A D PUBLISHERS COURT ST TIFFIN OHIO 104 9 15 , - PRINTING BY - N 25 . 1 fr i f 1 1 . ,.4 n 1 i 1 . . r D