Columbiana High School - Clipper Yearbook (Columbiana, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1940 volume:

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I - ,I ..Qfk A' N KL ui A ' I 5 M i A f El ,ag ? , 6 1 A f - gf Q ' 'M' ' ' , I4 a : it M 5 2 ' 'Q ' Jim arming ,5 Dr F W Trade: D H Hepburn Leo E Holloway Presldent Vxce Presrdent Clerk We the class of 1940 are pleased to dedxcate thls page to the board of educatxon The general educanonal welfare of the cornmunny lS promo'ed by the people through the board of educatlon To see that the schools are efflcrently managed 1D accordance Wlll'1 the laws of the cornrnunlty and the state 1S one of the dutles of the board The patrons of the cornmumty and the student body have placed thelr conhdence 1n thls board of educauon to render th1s responslble servlce The students appreclate the housmg of the pubhc hbrary 1n the new hbrary bu1ld1ng on the school ground Roy G. Bilger Rev. George A. Funk Dr. Harold Campbell Page Six f 1 1- . 4 P R AA EDGAR F MILLER Pnnclpal The Seruor class wxshes to thank Mr Mlller for hrs efforts rn helpmq to qurde us throuqh our four years of h1qh school He has always shown an mterest ln our work and has always been wxllmq to help C B RIGGLE Supenntendent The class of 1940 w1shes to express to you xts deep appreclatron for your help and qmdance through our four years of hxqh school ,352 Page Se 'en H53 ? 31-4 505 Mr Iohn Barton Mr Alfred Beach SCIQYICG Sclence PhYS1CCI1ECiUCG1lO1'1 1' Mxss Estella Eslerly Ewqhsh Miss Ellzabelh Starr I n L 'ID Eng IS Mr Claxr Kmg Nusxc Sqbervls r Mr Robert Walter Ccmrre- CIGI af 4' ' 1' -gad- 25 Miss Dorothy Darrow Maihemcmcs English Mxss Dorothy Marhn Home Econcmxcs PIIYSICJI Edu :mon Mr Waldo Wm-d Soma' S IGHC Hlstory Tracx Co Ch Rf 2 Page Eight 1' l Tp tp H v' i ,gan- in-fffa? Mxss Wxllu Carpenter Mxss Belva Swxtzer Mxss Alberta Wmdle Elqh 1GrQ.d Sb Jen H Grade Slxfh Gr do any 7 Miss Betiy Ann Zellers 3 Mxss Sparkle Lautzenhelser 1 rx pug 94 Q ,. Mlss Mae Rshmcm 1 Gr Mxss Mxldred Mowen S o'1d Grade J cv Mxss Iecm Schnurrenberger FORM 1' G Mxss Nellxe Koch Fxrsi Grade Q4 Page Nm RW 1 Kvalf 'lr 7 r fx 'V HH Mdes TO Esf Ha 11,6 ,D kfs 'M eepy QLL Banc! Pal 6.14. S, Banc! h Look af thi. UTA e. S A dow fgwf,-ef Sm-Era Halen fdfffof Tough Guys CALL Flat Feet afhg DN9 3- fill' gt MXH i5 ji 9' 10 3+ My feff . , af J'J'G'J' Smuofm, 5 47' Aim -Q 5 ,Ya Louxse Buhocker Vxlda Buchner Kmd hearts are the gardens My heart rs hke a smqvnq blrd Kmd thoughts are the roots Grrl Reserves l 2 3 Kmd words are the blossoms Cwlee Club 1 2 4 K-md. deeds are the frurts Operetta l 4 Grrl Reserves 2 Sec 3 4 Proq Class Offrcer l S c Cwlee Clubfl 2 Operetta 1 Annual Staff 4 Paper Staff 4 Class Offrcer 3 V P es Semor Play 4 Natronal Honor Socrety 4 Iames Burkle- Ixm He that seeks fmds 2 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Iumor Play 3 Basketball 2 3 4 Basketball Reserve F otball 2 3 4 Football Reserve ack l 2 ss Off l S c ec Pres 4 res Semor Play 4 Operetta 4 National Honor Socrety 4 NIL Page Twelve Mary Chesnut Bergen She srnqs and rs Joyful Glrl Reserves 2 3 4 Glee Club l 2 4 Operetta 1 Annual Staff 4 Paper Staff-4 B nd 2 3 4 7 Paulme Bryarly She IS a sprlqhtly lass who enloys today and thmks not of tomorrow Glrl Reserves 2 3 4 Paper Sta 4 Iunlor Play 3 Class Basketball l 2 Class Ofhcer 4 Ath Ch Harold Costello- Duke Short but mlqhty H 4 Glee Club 1 2 North Lrma Paper Staff 4 Class Basketball l Z 3 4 Football 3 4 Track 2 North Llma Semor Play 4 G 1 cali Q C Q . 4 . if 3 ' ' 'EZ ' I, , lf' 0 ' ' . l - , I l fi-Y I I ' Y -- . , - . ' f H o . Ch, ' - Ch. -Y , , 3, 4 Scholarslip-l, 2, 3, 4 ' - - . r . Hi-Y- , , -Pres. 3 ' - , , ' i-Y- 4 K I I iil Y I I I I I I o -,, a--,, ' 4.1 ' ,- Tr Y , , 3, 4 Cla .- f e .-2,-S .43- .- -P . Y 3 ,V Hai C7 521110114 5 F ', ,Ap 33: 59 Xxonnv S. Mary Lou Crowl Willmm Dewalt- Bill Carl Drotleif 'Whlloy Cheerful company shortens the mxles Grm and wm I am glad to be lwmq arent you? Glrl Reserves 2 3 4 Glee Club-1 2 4 Operetta l 4 Annual Staff 4 Paper Staff 4 Mary lane Dui! Patrence IS the best remedy or every trouble Girl Reserve 3 4 Band 3 4 Gee Club 1 2 3 4 Paper Staff 3 6' H Y 2 3 4 Prog Ch Orchestra 1 2 3 Annual Staff 4 Paper Staff 4 Iumor Play 3 Basketball 2 3 4 Basketball Reserve-I Football 2 3 4 Football Reserve Class Off l Pres 3 Ath Ch Natlonal Honor Soclety Evan Dyke- Dykey Better be an hour early than an hour late Annual Staff 4 Paper Staff 4 Iunxor Play 3 Prmce oi Peace 2 Semor Play 4 Class Basketball 3 Glen Eckert He doth mdeed show sparks of wrt 2 S c Basketball 3 Cass Off l Treas Z Ath h 3 ec ,ands i ,J Page Thnrteen I 1' 4 , N 'QI' Q' C. 2 ' N , . X l 1 In Q if x . . ' -,, ' i-e,,-- ..' -ev ' ' ' ' -1 Track-l, 2, 3, 4 , . f , ,. . . Hi-Y- , 3- e .-4 -, ' - 1 .- e .e- . c. 1 -. . , ' - -S . 'N A V' .ar lf f - I .xc-. -.J r' . .Smw1m, T' QP nlhe Mae Edward She can qxqqle to perfecuon Glrl Reserve 2 3 Scho1arsh1p 2 3 Class Basketball 4 Vxrgmxa Evans Gmny She hath a qood natured laugh Gtrl Reserves 4 Glee Club l 2 3 Canton lumor Play 3 Canton Class Basketball 1 2 3 -Canton Fnendshlp Club l 2 3 Can on Basketball Team l 2 Canton Bette Mae Fculk Content IS happmess Glrl Reserves 2 3 4 Icxmes I-'uulk Jimmy Harold Felqer I have qamecl by expenence Saylnq and domq are two dxffer 3 thmgs Gul Reserves Z 3 4 Class Basketball l 2 Class Basketball l 2 3 Basketball Reserve 3 4 Public Sp Play 4 Football 4 ack 2 3 Dorothy Funk Do ent Catch the opportumty Page Fourteen if Q O A i I ' 4 . I i ., A ww I A Paper Staffi-4' Operetta-T B?-Canton -., ., -H .H Hi-Y-A , 4 ' ' . ' -- . , Tr -C , 4 '23 Q. Semofm, Z -9- Frcmces Good Franny Ruth Hammond N0 sooner Sqld than done Rught brlsk and full of Splfll Curl Reserves 4 Curl Reserves 2 3 4 Soc Ch Paper Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 I.xlI1a:n Holmes Lynn lust good natured that s all an pretentlous Grrl Reserves 2 3 Glee Club l 2 Operetta l Class Basketball l 2 3 Publrc Sp Play 4 Semor Play 4 -Q- Par r Staff 4 Cl ss Basketball 2 3 Cl rss Offrcer Svc P 1 Sp Play 4 S n r Play 4 Vernon Hoover d no Thrs world belonqs to the enerqetrc H 4 Scholarshlp 3 Annual Staff 4 Iumor Play 3 Class Basketball l 2 3 4 E' A Marlene Hepburn 'Margie Although shes studxous as can be Shes full of fun and qayety Glrl Reserves 2 3 4 V P Orchestra 2 3 4 Gee Club l 2 3 4 Operetta 14 Scholarshrp 1 2 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Paper Staff 4 Iumor Play 3 Class Basketball l 2 3 Publlc Sp Play 4 Seruor Play 4 Natxonal Honor Soctety 4 Fred Kidder Luqan e lor h Club 2 A ron Akron F b ll 4 Reserve 4 ss Offxc r A h C ss Basketball 4 'R Page Fifteen O dv S iff 5 L 3 K ' ---, , -. res.- '5 -. t4 1 if. ', , 5 ' J . Ch.---4 -- I ublc . ',-A I l e zo W- - --. , ,4 ' , t ' ' , l am not in the role of common men. ' . i-Y--- Op .retta 4 3 W' . ' - ' C. C -- lc f , -- H1-Y 2, 3,- --4 f ' - ost a - 4 1 I 1 4 - . . . Football - --- E - 'Y Cla 'e-4--t.Ch. X 3-Sw S' s Ruth Knopp Deeds not words Gee Club 1 2 3 Operetta l Greenford Class Basketball l Basketball Team I Greerxforcl Lllllun Lundqren Smxtty As merry as a crlcket Grrl Reserves 2 3 4 Iumor Play 3 Class Basketball Z Publrc Sp Play 4 las 11 Page Suxteen 5QI'll0llA, 3 Lula Kurtz Lulu Speech IS great but srlence IS greater Grrl Reserves 2 3 4 Orchestra 3 4 nd 2 3 ee Club 1 2 3 Paper Staff 4 Class Basketball 3 Llbrarlan 2 Publrc Sp Play 4 Evelyn Muller Eve A sense of humor IS worth a mrllron dollars Gee Club l 2 4 Operetta l 4 Paper Staff 4 Publlc Sp Play 4 ?-tr I 'Z' Galen Lehman I went to hrqh school to get the general idea of thmqs Iumor Play 3 Class Basketball 2 3 Football Reserve 4 Track 2 3 Munel Miller Miml A busy qrrl I do belreve From early mom she works t1l Orchestra 2 3 4 nd l 2 ee Club l 2 3 Operetta 4 Annual Staff 4 Paper Staff 4 Iumor Play 3 Class Basketball l Frtch Class Off 3 Soc Ch Semor Play 4 Z3 TT SVG I C A aa Y 1 - I ,' V W, I I . ' I U 7 7 ' , Hi-Y 3, 4 - Ba , , 4 ' f W- G1 -- , , , 4 - , , 4 ' -A, , ' . 1 Paper Staff-4 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4 Girl Reserves--2, 3, 4 . i 1 ' I I n -,3,4 Ba ,,3,4 ' . - -e G1 -fA- , , , 4 se -- PC xv , 7 l ,fi 4 , Z' 4' l gr: r -Ji JM. ,av i '?' l Elrxabeth Moore- Betty Margaret Morgan Frances Newell 'Frenchie She keeps a sunny mood Blessed IS the man who Art IS my hlqhest ambmon Ctrl Reserves 2 Hobby Ch 3 4 mvented sleep Girl Rese1'vew2 Soc Ser Ch Soc Ser Ch Curl Reserves 2 3 3 4 Treas Annual Staff 4 Paper Stall 4 Annual Staff 4 Paper Staff 4 Iunlor Play 3 Paper Staff 4 Iumor Play 3 Pnnce of Peace-4 Class Basketball l 2 3 4 Class Basketball 1 2 3 4 Publxc Sp Play 4 Llbranan l 2 4 Lxbranan 4 Class Offlcer Ath Ch l Public Sp Play 4 PUb11C SP PIUY 4 Senror Play 4 lUl'110Y PlUY 4 Alpheus Rohror Be sure you re nqht before you go ahead Scholarsh1p-l 2 3 4 Paper Staff 4 Nauonal Honor Soclety-4 lack Rxtter Rst lf xgnorance IS bliss I am more convinced every day that there IS a great deal of happmess ln thls school Scholarshlp-3 Annual Staff 4 Paper Staff lumor Play Football 3 Semor Play Fxeld Mgr aff Helen Pnzcmt Ambttmon has no rest Grrl Reserves 2 Pres 3 4 Band 3 4 Glee Club-l 2 3 4 Operetta l 4 Scholarshlp-1 Z 3 Annual Staff 4 Paper Staff 4 Iumor Play 3 Class Basketball 1 3 Llbranan Z 3 4 Prmce of Peace-2 4 Sen1or Play 4 A l 2 Page Seventeer- -:fin SQILLOILJ, 7 1 7 plu- Barbara Robmson Bobble Eugene Royle Eue Cheerfulness and qoocl humor A mldclle course IS safest here Glrl Reserves 2 SCholarsh1p l 3 Annual Staff 4 Paper Staff 4 Iumor Play 3 Class Basketball L1brar1an 3 4 Class Offxcer 4 Publlc Sp Play Semor Play 4 ablde T eas 3 4 l Tre-as 4 Natxonal Honor SOC1ElY 4 Muyone Scot! Be patlent toward all men Glrl Reserves 4 Glee Club l 2 3 Der George Snoke Few thlnqs are 1l'TlDOSS1lllC to the wlllmq heart Annual Staff 4 Paper Staff 4 Class Basketball 3 Annual Staff 4 Paper Staff 4 Football 3 Fxeld Mgr Semor Play 4 Bert Slnles Look then mto thme heart and compose Orche tra 3 Noms lll Annual Staff 3 Norms lll lunror Play 3 NOTTIS lll Class Basketball 4 B sketball l 7 3 Norrx Ill oball 2 3 Nor s rarlar' l 2 3 No IS Cass Oftzcer l P s 2 V s 3 Sud Cncl Mar Lllbum Snyder Hrs cares are now all ended lunzcr Play 3 Class Basketball l Z 5' 1+ by . Q42 T' Q' 5-ff' ' Page Eughteen 5' .Semo1uL Y Eugene Sponseller Sponny As merry as the day 1S lcnq 3 Class Basketball l 2 Footba'l 3 ack l 2 Dale Ward Much learmnq don make me mad Class slce ball l 2 3 Football Reserve 3 H 4 Dawn Stacey Frrendlmess IS ln her manner Cnr Reserves 2 Soc Ch 3 4 Pres Band 2 3 Annual Staff 4 Paper Staff 4 Iumor Play 3 Cl ss Basxetlnall Cl ss Ofhcer 4 ec Public Sp Play 4 Senxor Play 4 Fredenck Wxlson Fred Fortunate rs h who houqh well learned Srll retarns hrs wrt and sense fhumar 3 P 4 ec S 'tolarshrp l 2 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Track Manager 3 4 Lrbranan 1 Class Offrcer 4 V Pres Paper Staff 4 lunlor Play 3 Cass Basketball l 2 3 4 Football Team 3 4 S mor Play 4 Ivatronal Honor Socrety 4 Q' Mxldred Trotter Mid Nothmq IS rmpo srble to those who try Glrl Reserves 2 3 4 Scholarshrp 2 Annual Staff 4 Class Basketball l 2 Publrc' Sp Play 4 Semor Play 4 Mlss Esierly Mrss Este ly wrs our sponsor th1s year Flo her we wrsh to express our qratrtude for her helpful auldance whrch she has so readlly qzven us l hal Page Nmeteen Klan, Jfuxto In the fall of 1936 there dropped from the clouds a large plane chrtstened The Class of 1940 Clxpper carry1ng flfty four passengers a class proud to land at the portals of the new world or C H S Our f1rst stop was at the alrport of Freshman C1ty On our tr1p thru thxs c1ty we were gulded by our sponsor Mr Barton Feelmg the need for leadersh1p we elected the followmg off1cers pres1dent B111 Dewalt V1CepI'9S1ClG1'1l Glen Eckert secretary and treasurer Iames Burkle and socral cha1rrnan Vllda Buchner Our soclal events dur1ng our stay ln Freshman C1ty cons1sted of a w1ener roast and a party Dur1ng our stay our c1ty part1c1pated 1n the lead1ng sports such as football track and basketball After a very emoyable stay we left for new adventures ln Sophomore C1ty We found upon landlng 1n Sophomore C1ty that we were becomlng more acquatnted w1th Clly we were under the superv1s1on of M1ss Starr and M1ss Funkhouser We elected the fol low1ng offlcers pres1dent Iohn Barrow v1ce pres1dent Iohn Poulton secretary treasurer Iames Burkle athletxc cha1rmen Glen Eckert and Frances Newell One of the greatest tr1 umphs dunng our V1Sll was 1n tylng Wllh the Senxors IH scholarshlp Here we entered 1nto dtfferent GCUVIUGS such as Glee Club H1 Y G1r1 Reserves and class basketball Our soclal events conslsted of a w1ener roast and a party wh1ch everyone emoyed The next stop of our fhght was Iunlor C1ty wh1ch we all had a great deslre to explore Our dest1nat1on reached we had as our sponsors M1ss Starr and M1ss Mart1n Our offlcers 1n the new c1ty were pres1dent Iames Burkle v1ce- presldent Lourse Buhecker secretary treasurer Glen Eckert socxal chalrman Munel M1ller, Page Twenty athletlc cha1rmen Grace F1sher and B111 De- walt Our annual w1ener roast was held early 1n September Three lmportant events took place dunng our stay here They were the purchase of the Iumor nngs the class play Growmg Pa1ns under the d1rect1on of M1ss Starr and M1ss Mart1n and the Star Dust Prom glven IH honor of the Semors on Fnday May 12 After spendmg a very pleasant year as res1dents we were ready to move on to the last stop of our Joumey Sen1or C1tyl After a very emoyable tnp we reached Sen1or C1ty and d1d we feel proud' Our long-awalted dest1nat1on had been reached Our gulde and helper rn Sen1or C1ty was M1ss Esterly The new c1ty must have offlcers so we elected the follow1ng pres1dent Iarnes Burkle v1ce pres1 dent Fred W1lson secretary Dawn Stacey treasurer Barbara Robxnson socmal chalrman Bryarly and Fred Kldder Whlle ln Sen1or C1ty we were confronted wrth several tasks wh1ch we d1d cheerfully and eagerly They were pub l1sh1ng the school newspaper The Beacon and the annual The Torch wh1ch you are now readmg We proudly attended the prom given by the Iumors 1n our honor Our school events for the year cons1sted of a Leap Year Dance and our annual w1ener roast In the sprmg of 1940 a Semor play Next Door Nelgh bors was presented under the d1rect1on of MISS Esterly We the class of 1940 f1nd that we have come to the end of our dellghtful Joumey We must sepa rate now and explore new worlds alone and un alded We regret to say we can no longer lrnger 1n th1s well loved place The memory of the kxnd guldance and happy tlmes we have re- celved 1n th1s world of C H S w1ll always remaxn rn our mmds O - ll ' ' I II I I I I I l I . . I ll . 1 1 1 I I I , , , . ll - - I ' , . . l I I 1 I I ' I I ' , I I I ' I I ' I I I ' A ' I ' I ' I ' I Z I I I ' ' D' , l ' I , 1 I I 1 I the world of C. H. S. During our stay in this new Ruth Hammond: and Clthlf-EUC ChGiffT191'1, PCI1-111119 I D I I I I I ' . ' - ' 1 I II II II II A i I . I I I I I ' I I I' 1 I . - ll . . . I ' I - u ' ' . . I I I ' 1 I I ' . . . I 1 ' ' , ' ' ' ' ' ' . i !'7flRyfe any HCVIV 4 fq4f0R Duke !'7f9Rf Nw v i' p79'Q7 Ref fkzemfs Engle Wye ff 'Wai eu: HHN jlzmy :L 39:5 x . - 'z . M -f URI fm NefMMW Beffy Lwlly P744 Awe fvqw -'as 2 I Q A' s..--I ffqwcef ZwRA7RH Ceonya 4' II A ,V o D U . ef 1 vi, 1 'K' O c N D H Q i N 0 1 .,, ' X 0 7 4 ' ' A, , ' Q' 'Q 1 , , 4 4 . I A A Q A . I . 5 A 4 ' . 4 M w , 'QI' . . I V- L K Xu U of ll I . . 'IH M ' .' 5 if ' V 'M 'W ' 'x L if J I f Q i - ' ' K' Q 1 ' - - Iwvgfy ,I ' Vg Y sf x H , Y, qi QA f f A 13 . 1 1 2 .J A ,gn ' Al 17 I Ula H 0 0 1 olvml C op ' ' f I flaw, Mm The 1950 C H S Bureau of lnvestzg ton ha lust com pleted the1r survey of the Class of 1940 They report as follows LOUISE Bunecker IS at the head of the French Department of the Sa1nt Frances G1rls School Paultne Brycrly who always has had an 1nterest tn Bessemer IS now more 1nterested because she has Just bought the Bessemer Cement Company Humor ha 1t that Vtlda Buchner tnow Mrs Mrllerl has moved to Kentucky where her husband has flnally struck o Irm Burkles nom1nat1on for governor of Oh1o doesnt SUYPTISQ us a b1t We all want to support h1m and perhaps we can secure state lobs Glen Eckert has a strmg of drug stores ln many of the larger C1l1DS and cons ders the store ln Columbtana the prof1t maker Huth Knopp IS an Enqltsh 1n tructor rn good old C H S Lehmans Hardware Store has changed owners 1n the last week George Snoke ts the new owner lack Rttter 1S tl1e owner of the H1tter Shoe Company and st1ll makes tho e mghtly V1SllS to East Palestme L1lburn Snyder who started out as a gas statton attend ant IS now the pres1dent of the Standard O11 Company Eugene Royle has d9Cld9d to move to Salem for 1t w1ll save h1m three round tr1ps a day mo or cycle IS appearmg th1s week at the Canf1eld Fatr Grounds as the spectal attracuon Frances Good and Lula Kurtz have f1n1shed the1r studres as nurses and are now at work 1n the Salem C1ty Hosp1tal ThlS man hates to see people spend money for gasolme Fred Krdder the worlds greatest chem1st has d1scovered how to run cars on a1r Most any t1me you re near the Leetonra race track you can see Galen Lehman and Harold Felger testrng the1r latest racers L1ll1an Lundgren and Bettxe Mae Faulk are work1ng as head mazds for the Presldent of the Unzted States Frances Newell IS l1v1ng 1n West V1rg1n1a where she has taken up the pamtrng of r1ver scenes B111 Dewalt a well known doctor of Prttsburgh IS now on the road to success He has Just d1 covered a cure for f11rt1ng Harold Scrappy Costello has left the nng for good and wrll lay the cornerstone of hrs restaurant at an early date It seem that Dawn Stacey has followed 1n the steps of her mother and opened up the Streamlrne Beauty Shoppe ln New York Clty Ruth Hammond must have the care of ch1ldren 1n her blood for she IS the supenntendent of a home for delm quent ch1ldren Vernon Hoover 15 the head of the F B I rn Washmgton He has made this world safe by captunng all of the bandrts of thzs country Dorothy 1-unk IS now a m1ss1onary somewhere ln the Chma Seas That s a g1rl for exc1tement' Page Twenty two Fr d Wrlson IS the ch1ef chem1st of the Oh1o State Ex pe mental Department ID Columbus Irm Faulk who was constdered the fastest tenp1n setter of Columb1ana now owns the Olymp1c Bowlmg Alleys ID Chrcago Bert Skzles IS the new manager of the Flousy Wousy Dress Shoppe For some unknown reason the dresses are selltng lrke hot cakes Dale Ward IS a draftsman at the Curt1s Wrtght A11'plane Co 1n Buffalo V1rg1n1a Evans has be n added to the nurslng staff f th Youngstown Hosprtal W1ll e Mae Edward upon decrdmg she preferred dancmg to roller skatrng has moved to West V1rg1n1a mstead f Pennsylvama Alpheus Rhorer who was the br1ght student of Colum b ana has put hrs knowledge 1nto farmmg and has become the ch ef farmer of the d1str1ct Marge Scott has opened up a school to teach the g1r1s he art of flxrtlng and IS domg well Helyne Pr1zont IS now 1n Hollywood desrgnrng dresses for the stars Eugene Sponseller a dealer of Chevrolet cars 1n Detro1t has Just be n made pres1dent of General Motors Road Mary Lou Crowl 1s on a personal appearance tour and expect to v1s1t the home town before her return to Holly wood L1ll1an Holmes has at last captured the womans hght werght boxrng champ1onsh1p t1tle B tty Moore has been advanced to full trme manager of the Columblana Ledger and her plans are to make rt a sem1 weekly Evan Dyke has taken over the Columbxana D1ner Th1s weeks speczal IS comed beef and cabbage Pard Adver trsem nt Here rs a g1rl who IS 1n the money Marloue Hepbum rs a teller 1n the Nat1ona1 Bank1ng Company tn Phrladelphra Carl Drctleff 1S the sole owner of the Drotleff Iunkmg Company Red ModelA Fords seem to be the only cars 1n the place Mary Chesnut IS stlll rn New York Crty where she IS Walter Wmchell s understudy Mary Iane Duff IS a speclal nurse 1n the Home for Under pr1v1leged Chtldren Munel Mrller IS the featured saxophone player m the Blue Barrons orchestra Margaret Morgan IS work1ng as OfflC9 nurse for the doctor wxth whom she stayed whtle attendmg C H S Barbara Robmson recltes poetry for the Ch1ldrens Hour over stat1on XYZ Columblana She IS qu1te a pro fessronal by now . . . ' at s ' - e ' ' ' ' ' - s ' ' . ' ' il. ' ' . 1 . . - I I l A 3 ' O . . . I . . . . O Evelyn Miller, the worlds greatest dare-devil on the Mildred Trotter's residence is located on the Lisbon , - , . . . . 3 ' ' . , .S . . 3 , . Klan, will We the graduatmg class of 1940 are leavxng behrnd us many pleasant memones and good ttmes But we cannot go wrthout leavmg our wtll that you mrght follow rn our footsteps We the rndrvrdual members wtll and bequeath as follows I Esther LOUISE Buhecker bequeath and bestow my posrtron as edrtor to Alrce Mayer I Vrlda Ins Buchner bequeath and bestow my natural curly halr to Dorothy Flohr I Paullne Ieanne Bryarly bequeath and bestow my red clothes to any person who wlshes to carry out the school spmt I Iames Rrchard Burkle bequeath and bestow my abrlrty as captarn of the basketball team to Abe Zellers I Mary Faye Chesnut bequeath and bestow my abrlrty to wnte the scandal sheet for the paper to Mtldred Cotton I Harold Marttn Costello bequeath and bestow my box mg abrlrty to Brll Chrlders I Mary Lou Crowl bequeath and bestow my tob as typtst for the newspaper and annual to Betty Ltpply I Chester Wrlltam Dewalt bequeath and bestow my athlettc abrlzty to Dlck Sponseller I Carl Frank Drotleff bequeath and bestow my malze locks to Lloyd Coppock I Mary lane Duff bequeath and bestow my posrtron tn the band to Carol Srmpson I Evan Eugene Dyke bequeath and bestow my ablllty to argue to Wade Feezel I Glen L Eckert bequeath and bestow my well combed haxr to Spooks Chamberlam I Wlllle Mae Edward bequeath and bestow my abllrty to ask why rn physics class to any one rn that class next year I V1rg1n1a Iune Evans bequeath and bestow my Jrtter bug dancrng to Martha Yanan I Bettre Mae Faulk bequeath and bestow mv lrght harr to Eleanor Howell I Earl Iames Faulk bequeath and bestow my place on football and track teams to Bob Mrller I Harold Eugene Felger bequeath and bestow my fast dnvrng to Dtck Rlchardson I Dorothy Ieanette Funk bequeath and bestow my abllrty to chatter rn class to Twlla Keller I Frances Vrrgxnta Good bequeath and bestow my Job as chlef mrmecgrapher for the paper to whoever wants rt I Ruth Ehzabeth Hammond bequeath and bestow my mterest rn Home Economrcs to Esther Householder I Mary Marlene Hepbum bequeath and bestow my short stature to Anna Mary Shontz I Lrllran Amelra Holmes bequeath and bestow my ststerly love to my slster Dons I Vernon Herbert Hoover bequeath and bestow my abrltty to play plnochle to Ioe Case I Fred Dockstater Krdder bequeath and bestow my red and whtte car to Ted Detwrler I Ruth Arelene Knapp bequeath and bestow my qutet manner to Bertte Prnkerton I Lula Mae Kurtz bequeath and bestow my posttron rn the band and orchestra as trumpet player to Irene Bnnker I Galen Iay Lehman bequeath and bestow my hrgh regard for the teachers to Ronme Hrvely I Lrllran Mrldred Lundgren bequeath and bestow my trcklrshness to Mary Nell Chaddock I Evelyn Mtller bequeath and bestow my creamy com plexton to whoever would lrke to have lt I Murrel Ehzabeth Mrller bequeath and bestow my POSIIIOH as manager of the annual to whoever wants 1t next year I Ehzabeth Wrnona Moore bequeath and bestow one drmple when I smrle to whoever needs another one I Margaret Ioan Morgan bequeath and bestow my burld to Vtrgxnta Snauffeur I Mary Frances Newell bequeath and bestow my QYIISIIC abrllty to any one who needs rt I Helyne Robrna Pnzont bequeath and bestow my abxlrty to get acquatnted w1th strangers to Ehzabeth Harrold I Iack Walter Rrtter bequeath and bestow my walk to B1ll Peters I Barbara Ann Robmson bequeath and bestow my good nature to any one who needs rt I Martm Alpheus Rhorer bequeath .and bestow my studrous nature to Bob Kyser I Clatr Eugene Royle bequeath and bestow my duty as fxeld manager to Eugene Haney I Maryorte Elame Scott bequeath and bestow my ways of gettmg around to Esther Pnzant I Bert Raymond Sklles bequeath and bestow my note wrztrng to gtrls to Clmton Howell I George Raymond Snoke bequeath and bestow my good grades to Drck Gaughn I Lrlbum Thomas Snyder bequeath and bestow my abllrty to sleep In classes to some other mght owl I Eugene Arthur Sponseller bequeath and bestow my teasmg of the g1rls to Wayne Brubaker I Dawn Adarr Stacey bequeath and bestow my orlgmahty 1n harr styles to Ruth Eyster I Mrldred Lucille Trotter bequeath and bestow my steady boyfrrend to whoever can get hxrn away from me I Dale C Ward bequeath and bestow my abtlrty to go through hrgh school rn frve years to any one who needs rt I Harold Frederrck Wllson bequeath and bestow my name of Goldxelocks to George Gleckler Page Twenty three 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 - ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 ' 1 1 ' - 1 1 ' I . . - 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 , l . . , , 1 1 1 1 . . . 1 1 1 . . 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 - 1 ' , . 11 11 . 1 1 V . 1 1 , , 11 11 . . 1 l 1 1 1 1 ' , 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 - . 1 . . , , 1 1 . . 1 1 1 1 . . - , , I I . . 1 - 1 1 1 ' I 11 . 11 lan, Q l bv 5' Q-4 25 6 Q'-1' 'o 5' igx Fx 199' an.. sr W , up if 5x e i IUNTOR CLASS ROLL First Row Pearl Barley Bob Barrow Betty Bell V1rgm1a Best Lucllle Bowers Irene Bnnker Fred Brown Wayne Brubaker Second Row Mary Burkle Donald Bush Mary Chaddock Roger Chamberlam Everett Coalmer Lloyd Coppoclc Mrldred Cotton Davrd Culp Third Row Ruth Culp Ted Detwller Bob DuB1e1 Ellen Edward Dorothy Exten Harold Frrestone Rrchard Gaughn Robert Gavm Fourth Row George Gleckler Bob Gobrecht Iane Haggerty Ronme Hrvely Davrd Holloway Clmton Howell Vxvran Hum Georgene Kaufman It was mdeed a bnght and cheery day when 65 of us entered hlgh school There s been many a green class of freshmen but we were the greenest Through all the excrternent of our enterrng hlgh school we managed to elect offl cers They were as follows Pres1dent Davld Culp V Presrdent Ed1th Newell Sec and Treas Mrldred Cotton Soc Ch Wanda Sheets Ath Ch Mary Nell Chaddock and George Gleckler After school Was rn full swrng we had a Wlener Page Twenty four roast and we hved rn tear that the upper class men would break up our lrttle get together but 1t wasnt untll afterward that we were 1n1t1ated We also had a party and had an assembly pro- gram under the supervlslon of Mr Barton It was rn the year of 38 that a very sad event of our hrgh school days occurred Thrs was Robert Evan S death At last we were sophomores and a very proud class at that Agarn we elected offrcers Pres1dent Mary Nell Chaddock V Pres1dent Bob DuB1el Sec and Treas Dorothy Exten l ? . ' 4 T e- fa .- - 5- x v . xv v 'Y ' ' A ' I .fX9':i'l 4 yd if 'TNQ X 'f ff L4 ,N 0 . '1- I - 1 v . ' ' 7, 5, .. 'Q X , ' To ' V ig 5 sl 'I ' V , k' '-nie . 4 X- ' Af: A' A T. KJ 3 gl QA 1 I. KL 5 S-.4 ix ' V, 6' 4 11' ta r- yy l jx ,:'Et,91-- N 'L ' V, A-ll, ' Q 1 5- t A Q L 5. - V 5 x 5, 3- ,'-9 r KA . ll' A Wa, c, 13:5 - K T . I ' , . . , .. .... ............... , ' lam, 2 5 Z i fi ,.. ' Q 'JC O Of' 5 4? is 2 it hr hr Q' IUNIOR CLASS ROLL Fin! How Twlla Keller Leo K1ssel Ernxl Kramer Betty Lrppley Betty Maglll Allce Mayer Lois McCurrv l.aV1sa McFarland l I l R M ler Mrnrtred Mtller Rat' Mollenkopt Edgr Second Row Brl Messersrrn L r y 1 r og r 1 l oore B 1 M oe Baden lc lv' gun Tlnrd Row Ka hleen Nelson Edrth Newell Brll Peters lean Pure Esther Pnzant lean Reddmqton Waldo Schlag Wanda Sheets Fdurth Row Carol Slmpson 7-lyan Snyder Dxck Sponseller Elfnede Steeb Charles Wagner Martha Yanan Karl Zellers Members ot class whose pu: ures were not obtamed Donald Young Merle MCOUlSl1OH oc Ruth Mollenkopf At Mary Burkle and Davrd Holloway then chose scarlet and gray for our class colors As Sophornores Abe Zellars and Ioe Gleckler were on the Tn County Charnpronshxp team Ot course we were very proud of that Thls year the boys and grrls began to take an 1nterest IU the musrc department We had a w1ener roast at Culp s a party and a dance rn our Sophomore year We also had charge of an assembly program Our Class sponsors were Mtss Darrow and Mr Klng For our Juntor year we elected the tollowtng ofhcers Presrdent Ted Detwller V Presrdent Ruth Mollenkopf Sec and Treas Mildred Cotton Ath Ch Karl Zellars Soc Ch Mary Burkle and V1v1an Hum Room Mgr Btll Peters Th1s year we planned the Prom whlch was one of the most outstanding events of the year Page Twenty frve v V us Q . . ' ' ' I-' ' ,- dv , 1 ta' Q V! N: xo 1 N fr f Q N C u v 4 , , A I , . si 1 'C Q ' ' - in ' D J ' . T12 X fe , 9 A . -. - ,333- Q '-3 . 'g 3 O 6 I , x , n u' ' - ' Q 2 K r Q V ' X t J R - T f 1 sr ' 1 j i L Y ', '15, 3 1- .fl-el, e V 'l ff I' , vt. , u TY .ff , :ph .o r , ' 'C' .or . , , , . i . . S . Ch. ......... , ....... ' h. Ch. ................. . ' . 'We . , ' I . ..n1:..no-.-.sannq.qs ' Q' .ano- v-1 'Lx dh-5 X4 'WVU fo- -li Q V., f'x O? 5 -at gnpfwmv-N, gm Q i WZ? 5 Q N Q I l x 5 s. i iq, if zu S- if 11 i SOPHOMORE CLASS ROLL Hrs! How Dorothy Allen Inez Antomettl Bessxe Bowman B111 Ch1lders Fred Drotleff Betty Duff Second How Betty Mae Evans Ruth Eyster Phchard Frrestone hm Fxtzpatrlck Thomas Gorcheff Harrold Hall Third Row Eugene Haney Delmar Harrold Elzzabeth Harrold Eugene Hawkms Helen Hetnc B111 Hollmqer Fourth Row Dons Holmes Esther Householder Efhe Irons Chester Krlqore Robert Kyser Iohn Lake Several days after we entered the Freshman Class we had a class meetlnq and elected off1cers They were as follows Pres1dent Carl Hosler V1ce Pres1dent hm Fltzpatnck Secretary Treasurer Euqene Haney We chose red and blue for our class colors Page Twenty sux On September 20 we had a Wlener roast on November 20 we emoyed a skatmq party Soon after exammatlons Carl Hosler our class pres1dent moved to h1s home town Hoos1er State February 24 we had charge of an assembly program whxch was planned by Mr Barton F S . 3' s. . -' - - Aa- , K y L- i A t- f lug! ' Q , 5 . It F P C C x , ' . 372 2 I .Xt . F ' y K V ' it Y . Q , 1 -' I , 5-x L an X my Y - l It X 'I - X' fa' f ' 3.1 F - F sy 5 - - 1 '- F F2 .m t .Sfvplw Klan, A-Q 'Vu ' i T? ltnq i 4 I ag, 1 T7 I. 1 XX HH 1. ,. -R Jv- tv ' un i ff' wg un: ,at U W Ov 5 ,fu 'Mig -xv ,N SOPHOMORE CLASS ROLL First Row Warren Lauqhlm Betty Lehman Ellen Lesher Lela McCarty Robert Mxller Charles Mollenkopf Second Row Ona Moore lean Myers Harry Oesch Gladys Peppel Betty Plttman Norman Preqenzer Third How Lexla Reesh Clyde Rxchardson Blossom Rxgqle Ralph Rohrer Roland Shank VIIQIHIG Snauffer Fourth Row Iames Stewart Sara Todd Rlchard Uselton Edxth Weaver LaNorma Zxmmerman Chrlstme Pearson Members of class whose pxctures were not obtamed Walter Echard Walter Howell Robert Ward We then entered the Sophomore class At a Dunnq the year we had a party and had class meetlnq we elected the followmq ofhcers Presldent Eugene Haney Vice presldem Harry Oesch of fun 1o1n1nq 1n and qomq to school dances and Secretary Treasurer La Norma Z1mmerrnan partxclpatmq 1n most of the school s act1v1t1es Athlehc Chaxrrnen B111 Holhnqer Bettle Mae Evans SOCIGI Chalrman l Ona Moore charge of an assembly proqrarn We had a lot Page Twenty Seven ,- 1 V 5. -. . ' SL y il 'U f ' , , X V., - -- ' 'K ' Q 0 - Q.. -- 1 x , 7 ' pl x ? ' lf '4 . A A 5 y yy 'zjmf l. . Hx. ur r , , N G' - X 4 .- 'Ft sf- X Q 1 - . A ff 1-V -si- N P V r 1 t Q . iff? ' if ' T? 51' e dge? '22 jfii ljif f lj L' I V Xl 6? i t J 1 , y Q- Q V , - -F 1: 'W ' ' ff A. W U I 4 I N, ' ,. .V ' 'TA lu-f'9 env:-Q52 ,l ' - , fx? 'ul 1 -. A ffdfiwfa -1 J 'l. '1 V, ' UQ4 a.-,f:'.2'f f l '- fx? .-LL'-7' 'fl 1 L ,fa 5l35iTfTi3Q1f?3'F --USL' i 1' l '13 G' Page Twenty eight J Klum, 'qw w.. 99 CJ., J ! 0. -I ,Q 5- FRESHMAN CLASS ROLL Bucicw lter loe Case FRE5hMEN S cond Row Bob Case M ry Dell ah in Rober' Cline Della Coalmer Ardella Coy Am lla Cul, Lors Ann Dewal Edward Dowd Third Row Maraaret Duff R ymond Ec ard Rooer Enqle Camile Es nwein Nlriam Esterly Evelyn F ull: W de Fe-ezel Helen Fisher Fourth Row Robert Firestone Do at y Flo ir george Frye Helen Gleeion Ruth Good Only a few days after We entered high school we had a class meeting to elect officers They are as follows Presidenl Bob Firestone Vice Presldeni Anna Mary Shoniz Secretary Treasurer Connie Grrffm Athletic Chairmen Don Patchen Eleanor Howell 6' :M I Q -L . N - 2 th , ,, , , '35 L X ... vt v l . X k ' . .. - 1 , Q ' :E D ' - S. ,W ., r l 2 y , 5 - I R' ,J l ' V . , A - V :X v :. ' V ' . .tv V, 5 E 9 i - A fr , 5 ki ,t FN . N ws , 45 ' Pi 5 7 . --A x.. '. ,llf,.S' l 'V RQ' , I . 4 Ci ' av ' .,. 1 If . First Row 'lohn Albriahi, Frank Best, Ray Brubaker, Naomi Bond, Peter Bosko, Bill Bryarly, Ruby lam, Q. iv' i axe 26. TX V 0- ?' E 2 G FR E5il M E N PRESHMAN CLASS ROLL First Bow loe Hollinqer Philip Horton Eleanor Howell Dorothy Knopp Earl Kyser Karl Lehman Ioe Messersmith Helen Hicks Second Row Ray Miller Dick Newell Don Patchen Arlene Peppel Bud Pine Bertha Pinkerton Leslie Heqal Connie Griffin Third Row Anna Mary Shontz Donald Smoke Earl Snyder Otto Souder Heinz Steeb Betty Underwood Richard Wenderoth Vivian Wilson Fourth Row Bah Lonqanecker, Albert Gorchett, Euqene Wise, Nellie Wininq, Olive Yarian. Social Chairman ......... ..................... ......... B e rtie Pinkerton Room Managers .......................... ....... ....... V i vian Wilson Eleanor Howell loe Hollinqer Phil Horton Durinq the year we took active part in the school's activities. We went to dances and also had sorne parties of our own. Several of our boys participated in sports. ca nn Page Twenty-nine ,qs Iii! 'Y 456 v 'W' 11.4. if T' A6 un Page Thnrty :ight Hlzuda, X ix uw- 6 W-lr Tv JG v V ...... X . wil? E g ,SG .-1 I., EIGHTH GRADE CLASS ROLL Fxrst Row C rol B srnaer Robert Bell Helen Berryman Wnrna Blddzson Seve Bohl lack Brown Harlan B uloalce Wrlbur Burbrek B ty Bu h Second Row leanne Carlson Patrrc1a Case Glen Chaddock lewel Ch mberlaln Bety Clrne Edward Coler Brlly Conkle Geo qe Costello Raymond Culp Thrrd Row Brlly Drclcmson Leona Ehrhart Wxnrf ed E terly Edward Evans Ruth Frre tone Charles Elohr Rrrhard Eoertch Io ephrne Frank Raymond Funk Fourth Row Kathleen Gavrn Robert Grant Frith Row Rob rt Gros Mrrram Gustaf on Edward Gus afson Myrna Harrold Esther Hough Howard Macklrn Sh rley Me ser rnrth Ellen M tzler Paul Metzler Sxxth Row Anne Moore Henry Nelder Charles Nelson Vrrarnxa Oesch Leroy Peterson Dorothy Plttman Helen Preqenzer Albert Prlzan lane Royle S venlh Row Earl Schnarrenberaer Rob rt Seqe man Rrchard Seqesman lanet Vaughn Maxrne Ward Erleen Werner Robert Whrte Vrvran Zlmmerman Members of the class whose prctures were not obtarned are Lowell Srnrth lack Streber Wayne Youna ,.. as K' fix Et -is U5 ... 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SEVENTH GRADE CLASS ROLL First Row Mary Albright Iohn Best Margaret Brunqard Betty Bryarly Erlis Buckwalter Harry Case Harold Coalmer lack Coler Beatrice Corey Second How Ruth Detwiler Mary lane Dewalt Glen Enqle Cecil Esenwetn Bill Esterly Donald Evans lucille Fisher lohn Fittro Esther Gobrecht Third Row Ada Kabler Mariorie Hum Wllma Howell How ird H rbkersman H rry Hollinqer Edith Hammond Franklin Grimes Don Gosney Donald Gormley Fourth Row Virqirii Kidd r Homer Knopp Keith Laughlin Loren Lipraly Harry Lundaren it Row Doro e t U r rr h nu Pi e Pety Pri Mount Pursitdll Pearl Rsissel lean S insonhauqher Liw nr' S hu irrenberqer Dirk Saud r Sixth Row Carl m ey Donna Thomis Ge-rtrud Tr :dw ll Cf herine c d I y e lxrner Helen Wilhelm Henry Zimm r Bill Moor Memhes of he liss wiio e pictures were nc oo 'iined are Harvey Eukin Robert Forney Wayne Lipe Ia quilirie Muslcin 'ir fx .on 'vo .A Qs if 5 1.x 'lb- s.- 9 5' we rf in nz! 4. 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K . . . . 5 V , A x '. 4 , J Our former schoolmates and what they are dorng Betty Allyn Dewayne Anglemyer W1lllGm Baker Esther Bell Maurlce Bell Iames Bender Consuella Brooks Rachel Brown Howard Clawges Wrlltam Clendentn Olan Crum Robert Culp Anna Exten Ioseph Fetcht Charles Fullerton Betty Funk Anne Hammond Dorothy Harrold Eleanor Harrold Vera Harrold Mary Henry George Herman Carolme Hoffman Betty Hoover Rxchard Iohnson Ruth Kurtz Wtlhs Lesher Samuel Llndsay Frederrck Lower Harold Manchester Edith Moore Evelyn Moore Roger Moser Ada Newell Robert Patchen Eloutse Reesh Leonard Rresen Lourse Smtth Herbert Sponsellor Iane Staley Eldon Strausbaugh Robert Todd Lenore Uselton Beth Warner Ruth Wxlson Martloutse Young Mary Anglemyer Clyde Bower Lewrs Black Ruth Buhecker Harold Burkle Marcella Bush Ruth Case Dorothy Chaddock Iames Knopp Henry Cole Lloyd Crawford Ira Culp Laurm Detwller Alma Drotleff Iohn Echard Ioe Eckert Robert Entnkrn Wtlltam Entrtkm Robert Essenwem Rlchard Ftsher Eula Ftttro Robert Forbes lack Fuller on Margaret Gleckler Arlene Harold Wrlma Hetrtc Garnet H1 Helen Ho'mes Walter Holloway Vtrgtl Hoover Page Thtrty twO CLASS CLASS OF 1937 Secretary Nat Rubber 6 Machmery Co Calvtn Servzce Statlon Mrs Fredertcks Farmtng at home Youngstown College Housework Youngstown College Salesman Llvmg at home Steel Door Youngstown Enterpnse Salem Ctty Hospital U S Army Fullerton s Gas Statton Geneva College Ohto Umversrty Ltvmg at home Offrcework Mrs Pazol Mrs Iones Youngstown College Oh1o State Umversrty Mrs Rohrer Produce Market Housework Post graduate course Rubber 6. Machmery Co Htram College Steel Door Youngstown Court House Brubakers Bucyrus Ohto Mrs Clyde Douglas Lxvmg at home Housework Enterpnse Na Boller Works Mrs Gnmes Manchester College Llvmg at home Offxcework Secretary of C H S Ohlo State Umverslty Mrs Zamosky 1938 Kyser Fllltng Statlon Capxtol Umverstty Farmlng at home Secretary Productron Foundry Mrs Eugene Clark Mrs Iack Marshall Housework Farmtng Truck drxvmg Crawfords Gas Statron Columbtana Motors Mt Umon College Housework Boller Works Nat Rubber G Machmery Muskmgum College Ltvmg at home Harrold Tool Shop Ohlo State Unlverstty Mrs Baulo Grove Crty College Fullerton s Gas Station Kent Umversrty Mrs Clyde Barley Trdd s Department Store N E O Poultry Assoc Oftrcework Ohto State Untverslty Cur ts W tght Teck Caltf Earl Kabler Marguente Kamery Iohn Kurtz Wtlllard Kyser Robert Ltpe lune Lundgren Dorts Llndsay Wrllram Magtll Robert Mxller Martorle Mrller Ianet Mtller Isabel Moore Zora Morlan Veme Moser George Myers Alxce Nelson Iohn Newell lane Oesch Eugene Poulton Roy Rupert Dorothy Sheets Helen Slagle Dlck Smzth Martha Smrth Charles Snyder Alice Stacey Ieanne Todd Lucy Weldm Iuha Yanan Evelyn Zrmmerman CLASS Zella Barley Arden Brubaker Freda Buzzard Mary Chamberlain Lorame Clawges Cathryn Coalmer Kathlyn Cook Eleanor Cotton Iane Detwtler Howard Donbar James Drexler Ahce Ehrhart Raymond Essenwem Rxchard Esenwem Iohn Reese Esterly Ellen Esterly Betty Feezle Louetta Franket B111 Gleckler Betty Gustafson Maryone Hawkms Stanley Irons Betty Kaufman Audrey Kmght Dorothy Leep lack Lmdsay Mary Ellen Manchester Clyde Maurer Charlotte Mrller Irene Mrller Mxldred M11ler Raymond Mollenkopf Iumor Moser Lo1s Peppel Dorothy Poulton Elotse Rapp Iane Readshaw Arthur Roher Dorothy Shank Helen Srmpson Agnes Snyder Drck Stephens Donald Thomas Dorothy Todd Olen Uselton Bette Weaver Robert Wolfgang Lockheed Atrcraft Caltf Housework Youngstown College Harrold Tool Shop Hrtchcock Garage Lrvmg at home N E O Poultry Assoc Curtls Wright Plant Buffalo Engmeertng Llvmg at home Mrller Bros Store Housework l.1VlX'1q at home Allegheny General Hosprtal Oh o State Umversrty Rollers Tea Room Youngstown College Comptometer School Ohlo State Untverslty Columbtana Dry Cleanmg Mrs George Keller Lrvmg at home LIVIDQ at home Mrs Merle Yoder WPA Mrs Leon Glbbons George Van Black Mrs Fred Kannel Capltol UnlV9YSllY Housework Mrs OF 1939 Post graduate course Post graduate course Housework Kenmar Mfg Co Offrcework lsaly Darry Store Mrs Iohn Young Youngstown College Donbar s Store Production Foundry Ohlo State Umverslty Lrvmg at home Harrolds Tool Shop Ohlo State Umverslty Otterbem College Mrs Iefferys Housework National Rubber Gt Machmery Keystone Plpe Co Mrs Ray McComuck Steele Drrllmg Co Housework rn OIVlll9 Mrs Charles Scott Kurtz s 5 6 10 Natxonal Rubber 61 Machmery Lxvxng at home Nattonal Rubber 6 Machmery Mrs Ralph Cunnmgham Pltt Untversrty Reed Hxll Garage Mollenkopf Bakery Berted Foundry Lrvmg at home A 6- P Store Post graduate course Housework Amoco Barons Beaver Falls Llvmg tn Ptttsburgh Berted Foundry Ltvmg at home Capttol Unrverstty A 6- P Housework lsaly Store East Palestme I . 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I CS7NF BEACON WCFO WWFQ X I in -I 0 I I Nl, ff I1 X 73.5 C513 f5 N HINY NMWDNML HONORARY SUCITY xW Vt 9 y J W'JY U 1 I X 4 I 'K X x I W UW-HN I M W xx. .DPANUwvCf QJLQRCD OECHEITEA UZZDIIJ J0,'1J,6'lul1 HH The Columb1ana H1 Y Club affrlrated Wrth the Y MCA of Younqstown Ohro was orqamzed m our school m l93l The club sponsored b Y Mr Mrller and Mr Ward had many successful act1v1t1es durmq the year The oftlcers th1s year were Presldent VICG Presldent Ted D9lW1l9I Secretary Fred Wllson Treas urer Dave Holloway Program Charrman B1ll Dewalt Purpose To create mamtam and extend throughout the school and commumty hlqh standards ot Chr1st1ar1 character lean speech clean sports clean scholarshrp and clean llvmq fabmaf, QQ O3 98 n-rv QQ Page Th ty fo I - 1 , r .Z : Q I I 9, ' i '.,n gg- .5 .v Q: ':'. Q vi 5 1 'I' ' . , ., . I Q ' , I I l ........................ . . , ............... . ' .......................... lim Burkle Platform: C , , U 5 .- 1 Q' ' T V V nl -,Q 'f-QT Q l . ' if f 'I ' X A ry A x fy 3.5. gi, y P I ' Uf K '37 5051-9-fllf orgar11zat1on w1th chapters 1n some three thou sand h1gh schools ot the Un1ted States Colum b1ana H1gh School was accepted 1nto the organ 1zat1on 1n May 1936 and was granted charter number 1774 The purpose of the organ1zat1on 1S to create enthus1asm for scholarsh1p SGFVICG leadersh1p and to develop character 1n the students of secondary schools Only f1tteen per cent of the graduates are chosen from the upper one thlrd of the class lt IS one of the h1ghest honors granted to h1gh school students Those chosen from the class ot 1940 are Mar1or1e Hepburn Fred W1lson l..ou1se Buhecker Alpheus Rohrer Barbara Robmson B111 Dewalt and lames Burkle gy 1 Y ag xii ti On Apnl 9 the Pubhc Speakmg class pre sented a one act play ln the Fountaln of Youth along wrth the M1kado Wh1Ch was presented by the h1gh school chorus Th1s play was under the d1rect1on of MISS Esterly The cast was as follows Tab1tl'1a T1db1ts Dawn Stacey Rosemary Ruggles Ruth Ham mond Martha Mulberry L1ll1an Lundgren Arabella Allenby Mar1or1e Hepburn Dora Dummer M1ldred Trotter Leah La Verne Evelyn Mlller Theresa Trotter Betty Moore Ab1ga1l ADTICO1 Frances Newell Opheha Old gal Dorothy Funk Sabma Saltseller Barbara Roblnson W1dOW Wallop Margaret Morgan Math1lda Mushroom L1l11an Holmes Penelope Puddlemud Mary Chesnut Soph1a Stayput Lula Kurtz Bertha Bardus Mary lane Duff 5 IK Page Thlrty flve , . J 111 GD - f f , -3 ' ' sv . -3 1 ' I I 4 ' . ..'. '-112 - -1 .f 4,1 'ff. iZ .-it 992 ' P'J.'.'-,'..'.'.-'- ' ' . V' 1-' ' 0 'V n' ' 'f'e 'I fu . 1 V, . . 1' wr Q XA 8 , H' , , ' I , It A A . I I The National Honor Society is a national 1 - l ' l l - - ' u . 11 . . - ' 1 I - I Il I Il 1 I i l 1 I I ' I 3 ' ' ' I I I ' ' : , ' ' : . : ' : . : ' ' 4 ' , 1 ' - 3 , : ' , ' I' 1 ' ' 1 ' , : 1 1 1 ' I ' ' : , : ' . 1 , . L 'T ' v 9' 4 s L.: ' it U ' .a - 5 1 :- f 5- T L. ,Q 9 S 5 -4 .,, - I . ' K I T1 .74 N I - , ' ' ' S -W x A ' V 3 akf 3 5 ' , Q -, I- - - L 4' -3 Emi Hmczwm, 0 Pres1dent Vxce Pres1dent Secretory Treasurer Soclol Cholrmcm Hobby Cholrmcm Membershlp Chourmon Athleuc Chcnrmom Soclol Servlce Chcxlrmcm Sponsor Outs1de Sponsors -as Xu' ml, .Q ada, 'JL 6Ll.6U'l.2f, PPOCQYGITI Ciloirmoo.. .. '. i. I. 3- 1 ' as Q! ' A -K -,4 K? HULL Hmwwm, !LHI'LigLlllllL Huddmmwm, The G1rl Reserves th1s year were sponsored by Mtss Starr and Mlss Martln Both clubs had many mteresttnq d1scuss1ons and parttes On February tenth the Gul Re serves and HLY toqether sponsored a dance Douglas and hr orchestra lurnrshecl the ITTUSIC The btqq st event of the year was the annual Mother Dauqhter Banquet on Aprtl l9 The clrrnax ot the year was the mstallatron of oftlcers the f1fSl Week of May Pres1dent Betty Mae Evans VICQ Pres1dent lean Myers Secretary LaNorrna Zlmrnerman Treasurer Eftle Irons Soctal Charrman Berne Plnkerton Hobby Chatrrnan Mary Dell Chaln Membershtp Chatrrnan Arlene Rtqqle Athlehc Chatrrnan Arnelta Culp Soc1al Servtce Charrrnan Betty Lehman Sponsor Mtss Starr l Page Th rty se en I 1 , ,AI C I I C I held ih the high SChOO1 GL1ditOfium. Chuck Proqrarn Chairman ............. Mlriarn Esterly 'S ' x ' ' , I ............. V I Q V r aoananaana l - 0 46 Q 1 6 5 4 0 'Q 0 4 L Q r T ., 'I ,L .5 A X ' T .2 if 4 Ai. I vrgzauprw, .mmm 40 LJ Next Door Ne1ghbors d1rected by Mtss Esterly was presented by the Senlor class on Aprll ZS l94U S1nce the Hlckses and the Stones have been devoted netghbors the corn 1ng rnarrtage of Phoebe Htcks and Crawford Stone puts the famthes on a more 1nt1rnate basls The trouble begtns when Mrs Blackmore and her daughter Nettle pay a vtstt to Mrs Stone Nettte had once been courted by Crawford Mrs Blackmore chngs to the hope that he w1ll swltch back to Nettte Mrs Blackmore sees an oppor tuntty to cause trouble by leavlng open the chtcken coop door of Mrs Stone s prtze rooster whtch sporls Mr Htcks garden of odorless ontons Th1ngs come to a dead lock and Phoebe and Crawford resolve to elope when a letter comes whtch br1ngs both famtltes to the1r senses T H C C H S T Mur1el Mtller Mrldred Trotter Betty Moore Dawn Stacey Barbara Bobrnson MarJor1e Hepburn Aunt Carrte Mrs Wllltam Htcks Mrs Oscar Stone Ltlhan Stone Mrs B ackmore Nett1e Blackmore QC CC Phoebe H1cks Helyne Pr1zant Iohnny Hrcks Fred Wllson Mr Wtlllam Hrcks Eugene Royle Mr Oscar Stone hm Burkle Mr Tulhver Evan Dyke Sktddlng the play presented by the Iumor Class and d1rected by Mtss Darrow was pre sented 1n the C H S Audrtortum on November l7 It IS a three act comedy whlch prctures a typtcal Amencan famtly the Hardys Skld dtng IS h1lar1ously arnusxng and It tells rnany an underlytng truth T H G C H S T Wayne Brubaker Georgene Kaufman fudge Hardy Mrs Hardy Ted Detwrler Betty Lxpply B1ll Peters Pearl Balley V1v1an Hum Bob Dubtel Roger Mtller Andy Hardy Marlan Hardy Wayne Trenton l Estella Hardy Myra Hardy Grandpa Mr Stubb1ns Q9 nt J D6 4-J Page Th ty e ght , K Il 1 -.F ' no Q I, - vv at . on f' is XX Ti 4 ' 1. ,l K lc J A A I I V - Aunt Milly ............... Mary Nell Chaddock . ' ' ' ............ ' ll ................. . ' I .................... ..................... U . l ............. ..................-.-.... ' , 4 ' ' ei ' fe f 4 T , V L i x 1 K+ na . . 1' 4 , v , 4 0- A v D I , ,, , ' ' -fa If - I pagan, Staff, Upafmtta, The Beacon was the name chosen by the Semor Class for the school paper whxch they pubhshed every two weeks Even though they worked hard the staff emoyed puttmg out thls paper Edrtor 1n Cluef Subscnphon 6. Cuculahon Helyne Pnzant Murrel M1ller Barbara Robrnson Llllran Lundgren Dawn Stacey Lourse Buhecker ASS1SlUl'lf Edxtors Mar1or1e Hepburn Mary Chesnut Evan Dyke Paulme Bryarly Exchange Busmess Manager Barbara Robmson Betty Moore Lrlhan Lundgren The Mrkado a Iapanese comlc operetta d1rect1on of Mr Klng A chorus of g1rls was plcked from the glee club The cast was as follows Mlkado hm Burkle Nankl Poo Fred K1dder Yum Yum Mary Burkle Ko Ko Lloyd 9 59 Illustrators Frances Newell Eugene Royle Iack Rrtter Soclety Reporter Barbara Roblnson Sports Reporters B1ll Dewalt Fred Wrlson Harold Costello Typxsts Mary Lou Crowl George Snake Evelyn M1ller LJ VL-n-1 Lxterary Reporter Alpheus Rhorer Mimeogtaphers Frances Good Evelyn Mrller Lula Kurtz Ruth Hammond School Reporters Helyne Pnzant Murlel M1ller Dorothy Funk W1ll1e Mae Edward Advxsers MISS Esterly Mr Walter Coppock Katlsha Mur1elM1ller Pooh Bah Ted Mollenkopf Prsh Tush Wayne Brubaker Nobles Don Bush and Bob Barrow Guards George Gleckler and B1ll Hollxnger Coolxes Dave Holloway and D1ck Gaughn 'WH Page Th ty i . K ' E 1 Q V v V ,Na 2 in two acts, was presented on April 9 under the Detwilerg Pitti Sing, Pearl Baileyp Peep Bo, Ruth u I r Q 'f of e , U Q' P' ir - Umm -y 1- ylytzluyrm gm M1ldred Cott n Bobert Gobrecht Lo1s MCCurry Bett1e Ma Evans Don Patchen Arr1el1a Culp Martha Yar1an Clcmnets B1ll Peters Dorothy Allen Donald Snolce ORCHESTRA PERSONNEL VIOIIHS Mary Chesnut lean Beddmqton Bass Ted Detw1ler Scncophones Davrd Culp Lloyd Coppock Bertre P1nkerton Bet y Lehman Mur1el M1ller Lo1s Ann Dewalt Th1s year the Grls Glee Club under the apable d re t1 n of Mr K1ng sanq three and ur part rs Q and d1d a pe la wo lc e nus1Q l1l rr y was doubled Th1s orqamzatton t s1xty bers had tour enqaqements a 1h1ch they ppeared 1n wh1te obes w1th bla lc n ered the t st at Muslangunn Cladys Peppe Nas the accorn 1 1 My rs ana A B19 gle were tes The n Mar h Inst a fb Va 111 an1sts gurls w re ot the q e L a M r1or1e H Evely viory lf n Ql M ry B P P l ILI ' e l , 1 , , ' ' r . J , Y A ' 1 1 1 1 ' C 1 C o L 1 . . , A n , X t , , to TIT, ii' ' ca ,l r . Th 'Q , , , !T l3IY' 4. ' ste, r fu, . ' , o Q me-nz 1 t e e . va , , , 1 ' f an , ' ' r ' C , , ' , 1 . Club e t 1 con es. ' f 1 1 . , ' , ' , f o , C1 BD. G. ,, l ' 1 - nie G' ln, , ' , IAVY nd 'ear e r , ' rlene ' f, , o' , e ' , ' , ' ' The fslsffzrw fzeoor ,Q ' 1 U. .so , ,C '1 , , The tolli:-.'1:1g ' r e rnenibers l e Mary Shontz, lnez Antoinette, Betty Duff, Edith fun: 1, iz Buohner, ul Kurtz 1 a ' ep- lt , i N' ' , ' , bpirn Mary ,nesnut Mnler, l ' J re l , . , , Dufl, Murie. Miller, H den l3r12f1t1t, Mary Liu ' , , A , Pte 2,1-'sv ,. --nfs QIW1,-Y Hwf K 1. ' .,. M ..1. ,, , A 7, .,, . , , , rfny Pte.. ,llildd ioli, Sex gene K1 rt 11f::1 o s ' r or, ' . x5r1qQ A ' C ,rm Trumpets M1r1am Esterly Bcmtone Wayne Brubaker Hom Mary Burkle Drums Leo K ssel Pearl Ba1ley Pmnos Mar1or1e Hepburn Gladys Peppel Glockensplel Conn1e Gr1ff1n Bob DuB1el Lula Kurtz Phll Horton Delmar Harrold Helen H1cks lrene Brrnker Flute Anna Mary Shontz Trombones Harlan Brubake Olrve Yar1an Nando Sheets La Vrsa McFarland Ruth Mol lenkopt Mar ha Yanan Esther Householder Le1l1 Beesh Betty Lehman Sarah Todd Buth Ey r Gna Mgt re La Norma Zrmmerrnan B tt1 Mae E ns Eller1 Lesher Dorothy Allen Etf1e lrons Betty Underwood Arlene Brqqle Buth Good Helen Gleeton Helen HICKS Con Cntf M1r1am Esterly Arnel1a Culp Buth Kn op Bern P1nkerton Lots Ann Dewalt VIVIGU V1l Il len Myers Gladys Peppel Anna Veaver Vr.,1n1a Snauffer Betty Prttrnan Buby Buc4walter Della Coalmer Arlene Peppel NGOIIll Bond Ruth Duff Helen E1sher Mary Dell Char Eleanor Howell Helen Hetrrc Chn t1ne Pea s 1 El1zabeth Harrold Baia! Trumpets Bob DuB1el Lula Kurtz lrene Brmker Bob Barrow Delmar Harrold Ph1l Horton Helen H1cks Dtck Wendroth Mary lane Duff Bobert Orr Don Gosney Mary lane Dewalt Clcmnets Lloyd Coppock Btll Peters Mary Chesnut lean Beddmqton Dorothy Allen Donald Snoke Cfeorqe Frye Helen Preqenzer Peqqy Brunqard Lee Mrller Cathryn Ward Officers Presldent Lloyd Coppock V1ce Presldent Ted Detw1ler Sergeant at Arms Dav1d Culp A flag wavlnq drum malorettes steppmq a s1qnal from drum manor Helen Prtzant drum beat the band bursts forth IH melodlous har mony scarlet coats and hats whlte trousers steppmq hlqh tn beat W1l.l'1 the muslc they re off for thelr second successful year W1th Mr Kmq s mqenuxty for ratsrnq unlform money and w1th the ard of a few sympathtzers the umtorms are bemq pard for Trombones Earl Corey Oltve Yarlan Vtrqmla Hepburn Mmam Esterly Harlan Brubaker Saxophone Le Roy Peterson Dav1d Culp D1ck Souder Betty Lehman La Monte M9TT1Ot Bertle Pmkerton Drums Mur1el M1ller Leo Kxssel Horns Mary Burkle Wllma Blddlson lack Brown Donald Gormley Bantones Wayne Brubaker Fred Gnffm Flutes Anna Mary Shontz Esther Gobrecht Cymbals Lo1s McCurry Basses Ted Detwxler Wanda Sheets Wxmfred Mlller Glockenspxel Conme Gnffm Drum Mcnors Helen Prlzant Esther Pr1zant Mary Nell Chaddock Wtlbur Burb1ck Pearl Ba1ley Martha Yanan Glen Enqle D1ck Uselton Ona Moore Iohn F1ttro Don Evans Betty Lehman Page Forty one I I A A.. -5 ' - XC .- in X E f H X . 111 ' r .3 . X , S E14 Y ,f , 1 4 0 . Secretary-Treasurer . ............ Mary Burkle .QHWL HH On Saturday May fourth the D1str1ct Scholar sh1p Contest was held at Kent State Un1vers1ty Two students from each class were selected to represent Columbrana I-Ixqh School IH the can test for schools wrth an enrollment below four hundred Columbranas team 1n I939 ranked ID the upper ten per cent of the teams competmq whrch was the htahest rat1nq q1ven to any team In the state Columblana recelved a ratrna of Excellent Th1s was an achrevement that wxll be d1ff1cult for future teams to come up to or surpass The followrnq students were chosen to repre sent Columblana for the year 1940 The Hugh School Lrbrary Whrch was orqan rzed ID l9'9 has proved to be a valuable ard to the students of the hrqh school The penod llbfCIf1GT1S take charqe durrnq study halls The dutres of the chref lrbrarrans are to check books taken out for a perlod of trme mend books keep them and the l1brary rn order and frle all new books makrnq them ready for use BS Page Forty two Bloloqy Betty Mae Chemrstry Pl' yslcs Algebra I Enqllsh I Geometry Enqhsh II 3 Fvans Chnstme Pearson Leo Kxssel Dave Culp Brll Dewalt Fred VV1lscn Drck Newell Donald Snoke Eleanor Howell Anna Mary Shontz Iean Myers Everett Coalmer Dorothy Allen Gladys Peppel Enqlrsh III Enqlrsh IV I.at1n I Edrth Newell Iean Recldmqton Manone Hepburn Alpheus Rohrer M1r1am Esterly Ruth Duff French I All e Mayer Irene Brmker French II Louxse Buheclcer Barbara Robmson Amerrcan I-Irstory Wayne Brubaker W1ll1am Messersmlth World I-Irstory Arlene Rrqgle hm Frtzpatrrck alt-If The lrbrary has been successful under the able superv1s1on of the perrod l1brar1ans and the followrnq staff Chref Librarian ASSISIOHI Chlef Ltbrartan Faculty Lrbrarlan Mrss Warner IS the QIIICIGHI OIIICQ DQ Betty Moore Carol Srmpson Mlss Darrow stenoqrapher 40 I 2 1 1 'I '1 . P3 I' -- '- -- Ps It 0 I . ' - ' ' 'K L. . . ,lf 1 .y 4 - 1 . ' 24 , . ' 'I b f l A 0 Q - .. W, ' - 'Lv Q I t ' li V, l ' I A 2, -if . 5 1 V ........................ I , Q ' A - ' ' Latin II ............................ , .......... Betty Duff .. 1 K , xi 1:5 U 4 26 ' - 2 .Q ' 4 4. s -' ' -' ' D A ' 9 be Q I N , 6 -- . , , I' 7' 'G V trlx ' I Q! 5 - V, , ,Q ' :Wt I A 1 , f M Q 1 N' '1 I ,U . Knllunblana, Publcc, lzbnaaq, The Columblana Pubhc Llbrary was opened for da1ly use Iuly 5 1936 On September 5 l939 the new hbrary was opened 1n an attract1ve and modern bulldlnq located on the school property The clrculatlon last year was 25 U00 and at the present tlme there IS a 39 per cent rncrease over last year Many people from surroundlng towns make use of the hbrary Now there are about 1 225 borrowers Umm Stclwqzzaplrm, Miss Beth Warner For two years MISS Beth Warner has been the ofhce stenoqrapher She has always been cheerful and wlllmq to help. We wish to thank her for all she has done for us durinq our last two years in hiqh school. w Page Forty- three f? ff! Zovkf 7'An.ee .5340 o 25' CCA? lofftkff! - v' ,Ma 1 Ou Q G-PNY F Paenen' 7 e mvy ou I Cfyfqe R26 Fool asf' J 611161119 7-7103? Z67lQ f x Wx Q? kg f -Al-f' -e' ,ll n1uLaL gan 1 ntz tff 1711 h fcr tloe wc a O a h er lurntta a lshg cftoo revte vs schedues purchos a of eautpment pctc es and det rmtnes lt w tc keep ath ttc budget tn balance COACH ALFRED BEACH Wnntng the Trt County Champtonshrp two years tn a row and only lostng one game IU basketball thts year speaks for ttself as to the coach1ng abtltty of Mr Beach Each eventng dur1ng the football and basketball season fmds hlm drtlltng the boys tn the technrc of the game and tnsttlltng tn them the destre to achleve vlctory Al ts qurte talkattve when lt comes to athlettcs and hrs remmtscences of games played tn c llege and lontctton Ctty are deltghtful to hear Thts ts h1s second year wtth us and we lrke hrs 5 ea ant snnle and congental personaltty CN ngratulattons on a most successful year and nay the future years be as pleasant COACH WALDO WARD ln rr du tng wtnnmg teams boys need tram mg fur dame Nels early tn thelr school career Mr l fard starts a l future ath e es P the seventh ana e ghth grades drtllmg them tn the essenttals cf the game so that when hey reach htgh The ccunctl IQ composed of the two coaches the pnncrpal of the htgh school the stfpertn tendent f schools and a member from the board of educatton school they know what lt rs all about Each Saturday morntng fmds htrn tn the school gym gtvmg of hrs t1rne and pattence tn thrs develop ment Track teams of Columb1ana Htgh have gatned much publtctty throughout the state Under Waldo s coachmg two trophy cases have been ftlled wlth awards won by the track teams Wtth a new Track at Ftrestone Stadtum he IS all smlles and he IS lookmg forward to many more brtlllant seasons Success to you and Colum btana Htgh Eugene Royle and Eugene Haney fteld mana gers Before and after home games Ertday ntghts and other eventngs after school our two fteld noanagers Eugene Royle and Eugene Haney could be found gettmg the football held tn shc pe They had charge of the markers scoreboard ltnrng of the fteld and other mrs cellaneous th1ngs They certamly worked hard for the school and deserve a great deal of credrt Q' Pa eFrrty sx QC -J s ll X mr 'Q' 'l . '.'K.q. Jnntbal 793 9 SCORES C H. S Opp. Sallnevllle Mtnerva Leetonra Fxtch Lou1sv1lle Boardman Sebrmg East Palestme 39 Llsbon trve w1ns three losses and one t1e was very successful mamly because we defeated East Palestlne on thelr home held Coach Beach had a squad of veterans The passlng attack of Dewalt to Burkle Eaulk and Gleckler was outstandmg all season The l1ne opened up holes tor Dewalt s ltne bucks Zeller s sneaks and Faulk s reverses Burkle who d1d hrs share of the ball carry1ng d1d excepttonally well by runnmg mterterence Wtns were made over SCIll1'19V1llG Lou1sv1lle Sebnng Lxsbon and East Palestlne Games were lost to Leetonta Fttch and Boardman The nlnth game was a thr1ll1ng 7 to 7 t1e wtth M1nerva the Trl County champxons The record m1ght have been even better were 1t not for several bad breaks The tlrst game of the season 1n the Saltnevtlle dust bowl mdrcated that C H S should w1n more than thelr share of games Although the score rematns t1ed m the Mxnewa game t was a moral vtctory for Columb1ana The loss to Leetonxa could easrly have been reversed when we fatled to score after reachmg the three yard ltne F1tch defeated us badly and therr vrctory was genutne The squad snapped out of th1s two game los1ng streak to overcome Lou1sv1lle Boardman squeezed out a vtctory although they were out played dunng the sec ond halt The Red and Wh1te Journeyed to Sebrlng to w1n a thr1ll1ng home-comlng game 1n whrch Dewalt raced 68 yards to score after Zellers mtercepted a pass to stop a Sebrmg march At the Armtstrce Day fray 1n East Pal est1ne both teams alternated SCOIIDQ touch downs Wllh Columb1ana leadxng one potnt at the end of the game In the fmal game of the season the Columb1ana team breezed away wtth an easy vtctory over Llsbon Page Forty seven 32 ' ' 0 ' ' 7 ' 7 . 0 ' 7 ' ' ' ' O ' 18 ' ' . . . ' 21 ' ' 7 ' . 7 12 ' ' ' ' , i 13 ' 0 ' ' . 20 ' 19 ' ' . 0 I , , The 1939 football season with a record of I I ' I Jnntlrall, p.Q!l.d.0I'lLlLd.. Irm Burkle halfback semor lrm was one of the two three year men on the squad He was a stellar pass recerver and on defense played a crashrng game at end He was also an exceptronally good blockrng back He made the second All Trr County team He played especrally out standrng rn the Mmerva game Harold tScrappyl Costello guard senror Although Cos tello was handrcapped by rmurres most of the year he tumed rn some good games Near the end of the season he especrally played the krnd of ball he rs capable of playrng lt was hrs second year on the team He made the second All Tn County team Brll Dewalt. fullback senior co captain Brll was called the best passer rn the drstrrct by the Sports Edrtor of the Vrndrcator As fullback Brll had a lot of drrve and often made holes even though there werent any Besrdes these dutres he was also srgnalcaller He played very well rn the Palestrne game although throughout hrs thrrd year on the team he played outstandmg ball He was the only unanrmous chorce on the All Trr County team He also made the All County team Trm Faulk hallback semor l-aulk was a speedy back freld man Although he lacked experrence srnce rt was hrs frrst year Irm steadrly rmproved lookrng especrally good rn the Lrsbon game Fred tI.uqanJ Krdder tackle senror Lugan was Akron s grft to the Columbrana football team Besrdes playrng a smashrng game at tackle he was also noted for hrs clownrng He rs shown rn the East Palestrne game Galen Lehman tackle senror Although lackrng expert ence Lehman played a dnvrng game at tackle Wrth more experrence he would probably have been an outstandmg player Fred Uakel Wrlson center senror Another semor who playrng rn hrs last year turned rn some good performances Fred who made hrs second letter steadrly rmproved as the season progressed and showed up equally well as center and lrne backer Probably hrs best game was at Palestrne but who wrll ever forget lake s sensatronal attempt rn the Lrsbon game to score the extra pornt wrth a lrne smash even rf rt was a couple of yards short Don Bush end lunror Although slowed down by a knee rmury Don played a good game at end Havrng already had two years of experrence Bush should blossom out into a tough player next year Page Forty erght Drck Gauqlm guard Junror Drck came from Palestrne hoprng to play agarnst and defeat hrs former team mates Both of these thrngs came ture and now Drck rs porntrng to next year when he wants to go agarn George t'l'oothless Ioel Gleckler end rumor Ioe s darkest moment came when he lost part of a tooth rn practrce But he had many brrght spots especrally rn the Mrnerva and Palestrne games He was especrally good at catchrng passes and stopprng reverses He made the All Trr County team and recerved honorable mentron rn the All County team Ronnre Hively halfback rumor Ronnre was a speedy back Although lrght and comparatrvely easrly hurt hrs grrt and determrnatron were admrred by hrs other team mates Havrng already garned two years of experrence wrth a lrttle more werght he should sparkle rn the backfreld next year Dave tChubl Holloway tackle rumor Chub was one of the heavrest men on the squad and he could throw hrs werght around Wrth two years expenence under hrs belt Chub should cause oppo rng backs a lot of trouble next year Edgar fEqqsl Moore guard rumor Although small for guard Eggs showed great defensrve abrlrty berng able to knrfe through the opposrtron Thrs was hrs second year on the team Drck Mousel Sponseller fullback rumor Drck was con verted from guard rnto a fullback He had lots of power but couldnt seem to frnd the holes Next year he wrll carry the responsrbrlrty of runnrrrg most of the lrne smashes He rs another of the numerous two year men Karl lhbel Zellers quarterback rumor co-captain Al though small and lrght Abe developed rnto a shrfty back especrally hard to catch on reverses Next year he wrll probably do the passrng and be srgnal caller Abe drd much of the puntrng last season hrs second on the team Brll Hollmqer tackle sophomore B111 was one of our brg and dumb tackles He was the brggest and heavrest man on the squad and succeeded rn berng qurte annoyrng to opposrng ball carrrers Havrng already played two years and havrng two seasons left to play Brll should be outstand rng hrs last two years Brll started many games berng the place krcker for the team Bob lSlnnl Kyser end sophomore Skm rs another sophomore who has already played two years He rs especrally good at pullrng down passes Although gen erally playrng end, he also played a lrttle at center 1 . . 1 1 1 1 ' ' 'v ' . 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 - , 1 1 1 I ' . 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I 1 , - BASKETBALL SCHEDULE AND SCORES .. , f'f'. cf, Pwv -.. l.--..,f f 1 I ALT-,, E, c5'aAAnt6alL 79 9 40 The sensatlonal 1939 40 basketball season came to a close on March 5 1940 when Rlttman defeated the varszty at the Kent tournament Thelr record whlch was the best s1nce the good old days of 1913 mcluded 20 w1ns 1n 22 games Although w1nn1ng the f1rst 14 games th Cl1ppers encountered some Sllff compet1t1on 1n Boardman who held the Red and Wh1te for a half 1n the flrst East Palestme game wh1ch was not safe unt11 the f1nal m1nutes 1n a stub- born F11Ch team and the Fa1rf1e1d game whlch the Cllppers won by f1na11y c11ck1ng 1D the fourth quarter The Mlnerva battle for the league lead was probably the most thr1111ng game all season After M1nerva had tled the game 1n the f1nal seconds Burkle dropped 1n a foul shot and Dewalt sank a long shot to Wm 1n the overtlme Pa1est1ne scored the f1rst 13 pomts the Cllppers had no more ser1ous threats In the1r two games at the McDonald touma ment the Cl1ppers hcked Champ1on 44 to 9 and slaughtered Mespotamla by an unbellev able score of 48 to l But these easy v1ctor1es ev1dent1y let the 11fSl f1V9 relax too much as the fast breakmg offense of Rlttman stopped thelr march toward the State tournament by a score of 32 to 22 Dur1ng l1'11S br1l11ant season we added two trophles to our case We ended up ln a hard fought t1e w1th M1nerva for the Trl County champlonshlp w1th f1Ve wms and one loss 1n league compet1t1on By down1ng Mespotamla 48 to 1 1n the champxonshlp battle at McDonald we won another trophy Congratu1at1ons are 1n store for the team and one of the best seasons Co1umb1ana has ever seen CHS Opp CHS OPP Mmeral Rldge at Boardman New Waterford at Llsbon Alumm at Iunctlon Clty at G1b1sonv111e East Palestme at Fltch Llsbon at McDonald December December December December December December 29 December 30 Ianuary 5 Ianuary Ianuary Ianuary Ianuary 23 lanuary 26 Ianuary 30 February February February February February February March 1 March 5 Sa11nev111e Mmerva at Falrfxeld at East Palestme at Sebnnq at Lou1sv111e Fa1rf1e1d Ursulme Champ1on Mespotamxa Rxttman Total Pomts 867 Offenswe Average 39 41 Defens1ve Average 1904 Page Forty HIDE . -ln . 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I e After the ill-fated East Palestine game, in which also Coach Beach who led the varsity through 12 ' ' he' ' 15 ' ' '34 I 1.5 15 23 12 V 29 26 19 47 24 ' I 34 24 22 ' 42 14 2 ' 24 26 27 ' 63 24 9 ' 49 23 ' ' 52 23 16 ' ' 48 15 ' ' ' 52 26 17 ' ' 29 18 ' 30 23 24 ' 36 21 12 ' so 24 28 ' ' 44 9 19 ' 45 21 I 48 1 20 40 26 22 Q2 ' 419 4 -4 - a6'a4.41fbalL Mwmonala, hm Burkle senior forward captain Itm as capta1n p1loted the team through llS very successful season He was a constant threat for every team that we met and hls scor1ng was so conslstent that he crossed the 200 po1nt mark near the seasons cl1max sconng and f1n1shed second 1n league competmon RlVGl coaches respected h1s ab1l1ty so well that he was a unan imous cho1ce for the All Tn County team 11m also placed on th1s team last year Irm Faulk senior guard I1m had a tough break early ln the season when he fractured hls hand 1n the Boardman game Later ID the season he returned to the reserve squad to play some n1ce ball He also saw a good deal of actxon w1th the vars1ty I1m was the type of player who put h1s heart mto every ball game and never qu1t f1ght1ng He led the team zn po1nt Karl Zellers rumor guard Abe led our defens1ve de partm nt and d1d th1s so well that the oppos1t1on scored an average of only 20 po1nts per game He had a lot of trouble f1nd1ng the basket th1s year But any fellow Wllh an eye for the basket as Abe has wlll score so next year we look for more potnts from htm Abes all round play1ng was so steady that he was glven honorable ment1on on the All Tr1 County team for the second straight vear George Gleckler lunxor forward George was always 1n the thtck of the battles He helped w1th the bank board work and was usually ass1gned to handle one of the best players on defense George crossed the 100 pomt scorlng mark and was really beg1nn1ng to f1nd h1s eye as the eason closed Next year he should be one of the out stand 1ng boys 1n the Tn County and w1ll probably be closely watched by the other teams Gleckler was also g1ven honorable mentlon on the 'l'r1 County team B111!-Iollmger sophomore center Anothe b1g boy and B111 made use of h1s he1ght under the basket where he CGff1Gd the burden of the bankboard work ln almost every game B111 could be counted on to get more than h1s share of polnts He f1n1shed th1rd m team scor1ng and s1xth ln rllfl County compet1l1on A great deal of h1s po1nts were made O'l rebounds often by t1pp1ng the ball 1n the hoop B111 was nam d to the second All Trl County team and was honored by bemg named captaln of th1s team W1th a contmued lmprovement such as he showed over last year B111 should cause everyone but Columb1ana followers a lot of headaches B111 Dewalt semor guard B111 v as one of the most con sxstent players on the quad H15 coolness under f1re often ttf 1 If cw ,H nfl held the team together when the outlook was black It was h1s long shot 1n the overt1me penod that beat Mmerva ln hrs th1rd year on the VGfSllY squad B111 cored 187 pomts bemg second only to Burkle He was so respected by ODPOSIDQ players and coaches that he was unan1mous cho1ce on the All Tr1 County basketball team He also won the team foul shcot1ng trophy for the second consecut1ve year Bob Kyser sophomore forward Another clever sophomore who handled h1m elf well ln many games Bob was our s1xth man and saw several quarters S9I'VlCe 1n most games He scored h1s share of po1nts and kept the varslty roll1ng wh11e one of the llfSl fxve was tak1ng a well earned rest W1th two years to go plenty of basketball should be put forth by th1s boy Ralph Rohrer sophomore forward Ralph a natural left hander played the season on the reserve squad but saw some actlon 1n varstty games He passes the ball well and has a good eye W1th a l1ttle more exper1ence he should sprmg forth and show the Red and Whxte fans how to play basketball from the port s1de B111 Bryarly freshman center Bryarly played very good ball w1th the reserves all year and when gtven hrs chance w1th the varslty showed up even better He lS a good shot and passes the ball well Another except1onally good po1nt lS that he IS aggress1ve and IS 1n the thlck of the battle to the fll llS1'l He should also make a good rellable player whom any coach would f1nd valuable Don Bush rumor guard Don at t1mes th1s year showed flashes of br1ll1ancy He lS a good shot handles the ball well and moves about the floor smoothly Th1s year from the guard pos1t1on he led the reserve team through a season of 9 w1ns and 8 losscs Next year 1f he can succeed m play1ng as good a cons1stent game as he ts capable of play 1ng he should see plenty of varslty SQYVICG Boys on the reserve squad although fa1l1ng to rece1ve varszty letters went through the1r tra1n1ng per1od for varslty experience F1restone Frye Patchen Dowd and Barrow the f1rst four of these be1ng freshmen were gwen very l1tt'e recogn1t1on but all have the mak1ngs of future stars Edgar Moore and Fred Brown managers Dunng the games our managers Edgar Moore and Fred Brown were workmg Credxt certa1n1y belongs to these our unsung heroes who cleaned the shoes and balls packed the sults cleaned the gym floor and d1d many other 1obs How can we ever forget the pertect1on and accuracy of the two 1n throwmg towels dunng games at Qi Cl 0 l 3' N ' 1 o A y X 1 f 1 5 ix Y . ' E B y , -. J L- ky Q I Q! S 1' 4- A 4 'll A Y Y, if ' 1 ' 4 f , Q 1 J t sa S: , ' vu ff. 1, 9 1 E 5 Inari leam, After losmg such stars as the Entrtkm tw1ns Sonny Ftsher and Clyde Bauer from Colum blana s 1938 State Champtons the team was not expected to be so good However they drd come through to place second tn the Dtstrtct Meet w1nn1ng three trophles for the school bestdes other 1nd1v1dua1 medals The present track team shapes up mcely havmg lost only two men from last years var stty squad These two however were the mam stays of last years squad They are Iumor Moser 880 yard relay broad Jump and Stanley Irons 440 yard dash m1le relay 880 yard relay Other members of last years squad and the1r events are 11m Burkle m1le run m1le relay d1scus 11m Faulk low hurdles m1le relay broad Jump B111 Dewalt htgh hurdles low hurdles m1le relay 880 yard relay George Gleckler 100 yard dash h gh lump low hurdles 880 yard relay Thomas Gorcheff 440 yard dash hlgh hurdles htgh Jump Eugene Haney 880 yard W 514 dash B111 Hollmger shot put dtscus Galen Lehman 880 yard dash Norman Pregenzer 220 yard dash From the freshman class comes several boys who have shown promlse of developmg 1nto good track men They are Albert Gorcheff B111 Bryarly Dtck Newell Don Patchen Bob F1re stone and George Frye RESULTS OF 1939 TRACK IVIEETS Ohto Wesleyan Relays 6 pomts mnth place Poland Relays 32 pomts thrrd place Chagnn Falls 9 pomts frtth place Dxstrxct Meet 48 pomts second place Slate Meet 0 pomts SCHEDULE FOR 1940 TRACK MEETS Apr1l26 27 Chzo Wesleyan Relays May 4 May 8 May 11 May 15 May 18 May 24 25 May 29 TRACK RECORDS Columblana High School Pole Vault Hawkms 120 yd Htqh Hurdles Bob Entrtktn 100 yd Dash Georg Games One M11e Run hm Burkle Hlqh lump-Graydon Metz HalfMtle Run Bob Esenwem 440 yd Dash George Games Broad lump-B111 Entrrkln lavelm Throw Bob Baslnqer 220 yd Low Hurdles Bob Entrrkm 880 yd Relay Anglemyer B111Entrxkm Flsher Bob Entnktn 220 yd Dash-George Games One Mtle Relay B Detwrler Arlqlemyer B111 Entnkm Bob Entnlcm 200 yd Low Hurdles Anqlemyer Shot Put Sonny Fxsher Dxscus Throw Harrold Manchester Your 1922 1938 1938 193 1938 1920 1938 1935 1938 1937 1919 1936 1937 1937 1937 Poland Relays Louxsvtlle Columbtana Boardman Columblana Llsbon Co1umb1ana Dlstrlct Meet State Meet County Meet Time or Dxatance l 15 l S 4M 5225 2M 65 525 22 Va 17410 2485 1M 3175 225 3M 3545 2335 457 11011 Delaware Poland Columbrana Columbtana Columblana Poland Columbus East Palestme State 12 3 149 S 4M 3315 63V4 2M 195 4985 226 2445 1M 3175 225 3M 3285 235 5 8112 125 73 Ohlo Ohro Ohlo Ohlo Ohto Ohlo Ohxo Ohto Page Flfty one N 1 I 1 1 1 I I I I I , ' 1 1 1 , . 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' ' f4 Jam asmxwwaa DC CO 90 an ZS The lunlor Hrgh Cllppers had a falrly sugcess ful season by w1nn1ng 14 games and loslng 8 The team conststed of good scrappers and won many games In the last few m1nutes of play Glen Chaddock was chosen Captaln of the Clrppers the other frrst team members were Bob Bell Whlz Whrte B1ll D1ck1nson and Ed Coler The reserves were K Laughlm H Case Ed Gustafson Hay Culp Brll Conkle Hlchard and Robert Segesman Harry Hollmger Evans Glen Engle and R1chard Orr IUNIOR HIGH RECORD Fr s men So mor B Sowl omore A TUHIOT B E Prlestme Fr sl Lisbon Jurxor l'l1Ql'l Freshmen E s Pal sme Tumor Htgh Borrdrr n Iunlor ri gh S Il1H9VlllP Ere hm n Lxsbon lumor H on Bo dman Iunror H1gh Don Iumor Hzgh Cllppers lunror H1411 Ch users Iumor Htgh Chg pers Iumcr Hlgh Cltp, ers Iun o H g 1 ers lumo H ah C ers Tun o Hrgn Cltp, ers Iumo H h Chr ners lum r H gh Cllr r ers Iumor Hrah Cltp, ers lunlor Hrqh Cup, ers lumor Hrgh Cllprers ro-A Iun1orH1gh lun1orH1gh lumor H1qh Iunror Hxgh ldmor H gh lumor Hrgh lumor High Tumor Hrqh lumor High lunzor Hrgh Clxppers Cllppers Clrppers Chppers Chppers Clippers Clippers Cllppers Clzppers Cuppers Sophomore A Salmevrlle Reserves Fa1rt1eld Iumor Hxgh Sebrrng Freshmen East Palestme Iumor Faxrtreld Iumor Hrgh Freshmen Iumor B Gavms All Stars Alhance Freshmen Total POINTS Hxgh IUNIOR HIGH CHEER LEADERS lean Carlson and Mary Iane Dewalt proved to be two of the most actlve and clever cheer leaders that the Iunlor Hxgh has had Both grrls were present for every home game and also attended the games away when the lumor Hrgh Clrppers were playmg Mary Iane Dewalt wrll be back next year although the Cllppers w1ll lose a real cheer leader 1D lean Carlson We know lean wlll make another good leader ln h1gh school -Z-1' Page Fifty-TWO 4-ul' QI Jim 6 -Q-v ' 'ld Q Qi The heerleoders chosen hy the student body for thrs yeor were Lloyd Coppoclc Lors Ann Dewalt ond Helen Gleelon Lloyd CI Junlor wo the leoder bernq the only Veleron of lhe qroup He 15 the 1deol Iype of Che rleoder S'noll ond peppy Helen Gleeton ond Lors Ann Dewalt olfnouqh hcrvmq no experlence os h1qh school cheerleaders leod the Cro Nd lo Cheennq The boys on lo V1ClOfY They ore bo+h freshmen ond hod qcnned cheerleodrnq expenence in Jun1or hugh F 1--...,.,.,,! mw Nb we '4-l'QAAz,. 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C Trucks General Electric Refngerators Phone 80 Compliments of H F GILMORE COMPANY Shoes and Fu.rn1sh.1ngs Columbiana Ohio REED HILL MOTOR CO Oldsmobile Sales and Service 24 hour Wre ke Se ce Colurnb cna Ohio SWEELEY S SINCLAIR SERVICE Century Tires-Batteries Greasinq Washing Tire-Servi e Phone 298 Best Wishe to the Class of l94U PERMA STONE COMPANY 144 West Wood Street Youngstown Ohio X UI R DI tl I R KOCH MOTOR COMPANY Phone 94 HUNTINGTON MOTOR CO Dodge and Plymouth C VV Pgntmqton Sty C r rvi' J Li II , lf ' ' s Compliments ot East Park Ave. Columbiana, Ohio PG e ix th 'TIS CRAWFORD S MARKET C011 tbcnc C1110 THE COLUMBIANA CYLINDER GRINDING CO 144 E Park A e C ,lmbta a Ch VIAC HINE SHOP AUTO PARTS S IC tqhtea ma VJe1C1mq Comphmertts af THE GLOBE THEATRE South Mam Street Phone 142 OGLEVEE GREENHOUSE Rane 111 East at C0111 nb C Comp1 ents SHONTZ AND SON Quahty Market 14 South Ma tt Street Whltmcxn s Chocolates Sa1ve Glft Prab1ems or Many QCCUSIODS Par Sale at RYAN S Comphments of VARIAN S BAKERY MAYF LOWER RESTAURANT Mea1s Sandwtches Btrthday and Weddlnq Cakes Confectlonarles A Specmhy Ice Cream Cerip1tt. nts et . ' . V . ,a1' ' n , te m 11 1, ' N ' 1 , Phone: 78 2 1' ,1 ' ' . 1 1 ima im at , , I X A 11 1 1 I I WHITES BARBER SHOP PARK HOTEL Columb C, or Oh O CLASS OF 40 Our Forms 1m nts NORTHEAST OHIO POULTRY ASSOCIATION Colurnbmncr Oh o E C BASIN GER Florlst Greenhouses North Mum Street Member of P T D Comphments of COLUMBIANA CLEANERS Clarence Sprott Owner Columbloncr Ohlo Phone 9 IR Comphme ts of L CALVIN GULF SERVICE Columblcncl Oh 0 Comphments of BERGS BRETZEL COMPANY Bretzels Potato Chxps Cheese Com and Nuts Leetonxcx Oho Phone 3331 BATTERY SERVICE CO Every House Needs WESTINGHOUSE Electncal Appliances Ream washers Refnqerators oIurnb1c'1C1 Oh1 Comphments of H A KELLER HARDWARE Columbl CI Ohlo Phore 10 I I in O .A 9 i'n , i , I i . . , : ' , . , . I Columbianu, Ohio . D . I E. . . , I f I ' , i 1 . . . . T .i . 'GH I ' C . ' , , 'O ' Conqratulcmons Class of 1940 May Your Future Be Prosperous and Successful H D KURTZSGIU BOYLES TIRE SERVICE Goodyear Tues and Tubes Shell Gas Phone 108 Comphments of HOOVER TIRE SHOP Fxrestone Tues PROUD OF RECORD The Ledger IS proud of 1ts reader coverage 1D Columb1ana and 1n ad JO1I'1l1'1Q countres lt IS one of the greatest factors rnalcmq Columlmana what IS conced Ohro C B CLAPP Columbxcma Ohlo Drugs and F1sh1ng Tackle Phone 151 Cornplxments of THE CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK Colurnblana Ohlo Page Suxty sux HAN NA S RESTAURANT We serve only the best food Courtesy xs our Motto 2l South Maln Street Colurnblana Ohxo Comphments of BOWLES DRUG STORE Columb1ana Ohlo ' in Columblcmc' Ohio ed to be the best town, of its size, in I FITZPATRICK Bnos. GOOD CLOTHES if f lu b1a a Oh1o COLUMBIANA MILLING 6 SUPPLY CO. Manufacturers of Flour and Feed Phone No 9 Dealers n GRAIN FEED 6. FARMER SUPPLI Your Fnendly PURE OIL SERVICE R W Russell Cornphrnents of MOWEN CLEANERS 27 South Maln Street Columbrana Ohlo Phone 170 COLUMBIANA MOTOR CO CHEVROLET Co1urnb1a a Qhro Phone 23oW Cornphments of ISALY S DAIRY PRODUCTS Columbrana Chlo SOHIO SERVICE STATION Lowell Haney Prop Warn of 5 Srree a MCMASTER S MARKET Specmhze ln Home Dressed Meats Colurnblana Ohlo Phone 105 i 2 fo rn ' n , ' , ES I I f -- ' ti , rx , ' Corriphmenls of ComD1il'1'19F1TS of I . . Corner i Salem is I Cohlrnhiari Chia SOUDER S DAIRY Pure Mrllc and Lrec Health ln Every Drop FRY FUNERAL HOME Comphments and Best Wlshes to the Class of l940 South Ma rr Street Compllmertts of UNION BANKING COMPANY Columbraha Ohro Comphments of W M KYSER SALES CO Wholesale Dtstrlbutors of School Supphes 6. Equipment Warren Ohlo Phone I7 I6 WHITE FOOTWEAR Styhsh and Comfortable or Sprmq and Summer Wear See Our Selechorts Everyihmg New Thats Good STALEY AND SMITH The Home of Good Shoes Comphments of TREMAN KING SPORTS GOODS Plttsburqh Pa Compllments of EDUCATIONAL SUPPLY CO. Pamesvrlle, Ohro BORDEN OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO 122 North Frith Street Steubenvllle, Ohlo Phone 2300 ty enght l ' ' A rm 1 Colurrihiarta, Ohio Phone: 326-lfl A Columbiana, Ohio I I , .