Columbiana High School - Clipper Yearbook (Columbiana, OH)

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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

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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 , .

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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 ' , . . , .. .... ............... , '