Richland Columbia High School - Columbian Yearbook (Richland, WA)

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eruor C aaa .Malory As our last vear III hrgh school draws to a close we lools bacls fondly to the many memorxes COlUlIlblH Hlgh has brought to all the graduatlng senlors Only 59 of these senlors spent thexr freshman year at thns partn cular hugh school Almost all of our freshman year was devoted along mth study ln getting acquainted wlth the standards and tra dmons of the school As Sophomores we became more a part of s udent actzvxtnes bemg actxve 1n dramatlcs chorus band and assemblles MFIXIN FHOMPSON ROB!-RT SANDUSlxX N OLII' LIDIOI' YCRI' l:OL1I'ld. US l'l3l'Cl Rf XAOI'lx falblng the lcs dent resmdent I'l6CdCd EDXX ARD GRIGG JOAN DAER Treasure Secretary money to sponsor the unlor Senior Prom and PICHIC presented ln May Among the actlvltles to provlde for the prom and plcnlc were lI'l0V1Cb noon danc1ng assemblles and our blggest success the unxor Revxew For the first tlme the prom was held IH the ballroom of the Recreation Hall The theme Dreams was carrled out beautifully wlth Ken Davidson and hxs orchestra providing the music while ueen oan Daer and Kung Dale Gler reigned over the occasion Perhaps the most thrllllng of all was our Senior Year It was started nlcely when the following ofhcers were elected Mel Thomp son president Bob Sandusky vice presxdent oan Daer secretary lad Grlgg treasurer whlle our advisors Miss Brown and Mr Fee staunchly helped us through all our dnfhcultnes It may be sand here that our president was chosen on the All State football team ln April the Senior Class presented a C1I'l'llK al to whlch the pub l1c as well as the student body was ll'lVlfCd It wa one of the most successful school functions of the year One of the highlights of our lives was Graduatlon Nlglat unt l It was hard to realize that we were leaving Columbia High and the good records we had here to go lnto the world lndlvxdually to malte more records records which wxll determme our success m lnfe The class presented the school with an electrxc clock for the football stadxum Claris lVlcCrea Historian -. I' . 7 '. . I O ' ' I 1 c 1 , ' ' . Q . . 1 X C . -- ' 1 K' 7 s 4 v ' , Y .' I P. . 1 , . V ll - N' Y t ' Q' .. ' . ' ' ll P' E , , '. , A ' ' 'lic-P A . . , , . ', . ' . , J . Q . V x . . . . . . ,, 3, . . . . . . ' I , Q J . - . . E . . Q . m Q . . . . . 1 . - 3 ' , - ' , J - . ' , J , , r Q, ' . 1. Q ' K E 4 x A 4 1 74 - , f m 1 , 'r f . 'r S JJ - y-- A A . , . . t . .n ' lr 1 C - K r K V, , ,K K , 1 , Q A . . 5 . , Q . , r' . 1 ' . . K 4 7 . f Q