Columbiana High School - Clipper Yearbook (Columbiana, OH)

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LENORE BELLE USELTON Commercial Course 34-East Palestine High School, Girl Reserves, Debate Team, Dramatic Club. 35-E. P. H. S., Girl Reserves, Girls' Glee Club, Dramatic Club. . 36-E. P. H. S., Girl Reserves, Girls' Glee Club, Iunior Play, Orchestra, Basketball, Commercial Club. 37-Girl Reserves, Orchestra, Commercial Team. If to her share some female errors fall, look on her face and you'll forget them all. QQ44. ir ARYQBEQTI WARNER . . . sis Commercial Course 34--Girl Reserves, Girls' Glee Club, Home Economics Club, G. R. B. B. 35--Girl Reserves, Girls' Glee Club, G. R. B. B. 36-Girl Reserves, Girls' Glee Club, Iunior Play, Library Staff. 37-Girl Reserves, Girls' Glee Club, Paper Staff, Annual Staff, Secretary and Treasurer of Girls' Glee Club, Operetta, Commercial Team. Her air, her manner, all who saw admired. + RODGERS LITTELL WAY . . . Rodqe College Prep. Course 34-Coraopolis High School. 35-Hi-Y, Class Basketball, Scholarship Team. 36-Hi-Y, Iunior Play, Class Basketball, Class Sec., Scholarship. 37-Library Staff, Class Basketball, Annual Staff, Pres. of Class, Hi-Y Ch., Operetta, Boys' Glee Club, Scholarship Team. l l-low far that little candle throws his beam. RUTH ERMA WILSON College Prep. Course 34-Girl Reserves, Library Staff, Scholarship Team. 35-Library Staff, Girl Reserves, Girls' Glee Club, Schol- arship Team. 36-Library Staff, Girl Reserves, Girls' Glee Club, lun- ior Play, Scholarship. 37-Librarian, Girl Reserves, Operetta, Paper Staff, Girls' Glee Club, Orchestra, Scholarship Team, Commercial Team, National Honor Society. And her silver voice is the rich music oi summer birds. + MARILOUISE YOUNG . . . Peewee College Prep. Course 34-Girl Reserves, Girls' Glee Club. ' 35-Girl Reserves, Girls' Glee Club, Class Basketball. 36-Girl Reserves, Girls' Glee Club, Library Staff, Basketball. ' 37-Girl Reserves, Girls' Glee Club, Library Staff, Basketball, Operetta. Come and trip it as you qo, on the liqht fantastic toe. 'I- ELIZABEIH G. STARR . . . Twinkle 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37 A beloved teacher of C. H. S., and the able sponsor oi the Class of '37. We Seniors really appreciate all the time and effort Miss Starr has freely given to supervise the enterprises which our class has undertaken. 19

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l8l LEONARD W. RIESEN . . . Tobey General Course 34--Class Athletics. 35-Class Athletics. 36-Class Athletics. 37--Intramural Team. I did my work in silence. + 1.0 SMITH . . . Smooth College Prep. Course 34-Girl Reserves, Girls' Glee Club, Scholarship Team. 35-Girl Reserves, Class Basketball. 36-Girl Reserves, Library Staff, Iunior Play, Class Basketball, Home Economics Club. 37-Girl Reserve Social Chairman, Girls' Glee Club, Li- brary Statf, Paper Staff, Assistant Director oi Oper- etta, Commercial Team, Scholarship Team, National Honor Society. A sweet attractive kind of grace. + HERBERT I.. SPONSELLER . . . Herby Commercial Course 34-Class Basketball. ' 35--Class Basketball. 36-Hi-Y, Iunior Play, Class Basketball, Football Team. 37-Hi-Y, Class Basketball, Football Team. And Satan trembles when he sees, the weaker sex upon his knees. Nmmnf BETTY IANE STALEY . . . Jamey General Course 33--Girl Reserves, Girls' Glee Club, Debate Team, Bask- etball, Operetta. 34-Girl Reserves, Girls' Glee Club, G. R. Basketball. 35-Girl Reserves, Girls' Glee Club, G. R. Basketball. 36-Dramatic Club, Girl Reserves, Class Basketball. 37-Girl Reserves, Class Basketball, Paper Staff, Com- mercial Team. Always willing to help and do. + ELDON STRAUSBAUGH . . . Strausbaugh College Prep. Course 34-Boys' Glee Club, Scholarship Team. 35-Library Staff, Orchestra, Scholarship Team, Track Team. 36-Orchestra, Scholarship Team, Band, Stage Mgr. of lunior Play. 37-Hi-Y, Boys' Glee Club, Orchestra, Scholarship Team, Business Mar. of Operetta, Band, Business Mgr. of C. H. S. News, and Business Mgr. of the Annual, National Honor Society. much one man can do, that does both act and know. So + ROBERT EDWARD TODD . . . Tornado ll General Course 34-Orchestra. 35-Orchestra. 36-Hi-Y, Iunior Play, Orchestra. 37--Hi-Y, Boys' Glee Club, Orchestra, Paper Staff, An- nual Staif, Operetta, Band. Half of our knowledge we must snatch not take.

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201 SENIOR CLASS HISTORY A new flower was found growing in the garden of C. H- S. in the fall of 1933. It had never been seen before and everyone laughed and joked at its eager- ness and sincerity. lt was composed of 53 petals, each eager to start out on the right stem. Thus did the class of '37 start their Freshmen year at C. H. S. with Mr. Barton as their sponsor. The following officers were elected: President . .' ............................................. LOUISE SHEETS Secretary ..... .... C AROLINE HOFFMAN Treasurer . . . ................................. .... ....... D I CK JOHNSON The Freshmen Class, with the entire high school, held a Weiner roast in the fall, at Nichol's woods. The Freshmen were the spark of life, including the in- itiation. A Freshmen party was held during the year, with many bashful daisies on the sidelines. At the end of a successful year, a joint picnic was held at Peace Valley Park, with the Sophomores. That year, the petals did not slowly drop off and fade, but continued with the season- This flower was certainly a perennial of strong courage, for it continued to spring up each fall for the next three years. Only three petals dropped off at the end of the Freshmen year, and the enrollment at the beginning of the Sophomore year was 50. The sponsor for the second year was Miss Starr, and the following officers were elected: President .... . .. WILLIS BUB LESHER Secretary .... ...... R ACHEL BROWN Treasurer ....................... ...... ............. . .... D I CK IOHN SON The annual' fall Weiner roast was held with the Freshmen at Poulton's woods and the spring picnic was held at Peace Valley. Two more petals were added, and the enrollment at the beginning of the Iunior year was 52. Our sponsor was again Miss Starr, and the following of- ficers were elected: President . . . .... CAROLINE HOFFMAN Secretary ..... ........ E LOUISE REESH Treasurer . . . . .... .... ....... D I CK IOHNSON The Iunior year proved to be quite active, with many born leaders to guide and direct us. A series of parties were given by each class in high school. A junior play entitled Miss Collegiate , was given in December and the pro- ceeds went towards the lunior-Senior Prom. The Iunior-Senior Prom was held May 15, and proved a great success. The gym was decorated to represent fairy-land, with toadstools and dwarfs. The annual spring picnic was held with the Seniors at Mill Creek and Idora Park in Youngstown. The last year's existence of the flower proved to be the most successful. We had Miss Starr again for our sponsor. We know that the reason our flower flourished was due to our sponsor, Miss Starr- The following were elected as officers of our class: President .... ....... R ODGERS WAY Secretary . .. .... DOROTHY I-IARROLD Treasurer ............................................... DICK IOHNSON A school paper was edited by the Senior Class and late in February our plans to publish an annual began to form. Towards the end of the basketball season an electric scoreboard was given to the school by the Seniors. A Senior Class Play entitled, The Third Night was presented. At the end of four years, the petals all dropped off and went into the world: each to contribute his bit to society.