Columbiana High School - Clipper Yearbook (Columbiana, OH)

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SENIORS GQTRUDE '.l.'READW'm.L- G9!ii0 CATHERINE WARD--'IKCHSH IAYNE WARNER We can't live with her, we can't live I'll be merry and free, I'll never worry. HID The Ulildesl mflflflef Und the without her. The Torch Staff Qentlest heart The Torch Staff Band l,2,3 Scholarship TGC-1111 1 Band 1,2 Orchestra 1.2.3 Band 1.2.3 Orchestra 1,2 Iunior Play O1'Cl'1eSll'Cl 1.2.3,4 Iunior Play Senior Play lurlior PIGY Senior Play Girl Reserves l,2,3,4 Senifil' P1GY District Music Contest Class Basketball 1 Glee Club 4 Beacon Staff 4 Girl Reserves l,2,3,4 Glee Club 2,4 Girl Reserves l,2,3 Librarian 3,4 Beacon Staff 4 HELEN WILl'IEI.M MARGARET WITTER- Peg HELEN WUNDERLIN Secure 'in the hearts of her friends. Never bold, but quiet and good- Very quiet and sedate when you The Torch Staff natureclf' know her ,she's great lunior Play Girl Reserves l,2,3-Mishawaka, Ind. 4 The Torch Staff Senior Play Beacon Staff 4 Iunior Play Girl Reserves l,2,3,4 Class Moniter l, Mishawaka, Ind. Senior Play Glee Club l,2,4 Girl Reserves l,2,3,4 Glee Club 2,4

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CLASS HISTORY Hardly had we been accepted as Freshmen in 1941, when our country suffered a sneak attack on Pearl Harbor and war naturally followed. Our course through the subsequent years has been definitely affected by the war and it is very fitting that we pay tribute to those of our class who have been unable to finish with us as a result of same. In order to properly mother us in the ways of C.H.S. we were assigned Mr. I. C. Barton as our sponsor. The class of sixty organized with the following officers: President ............... Keith Laughlin Vice President .............. Don Evans Sec.-Treas. ..... Ieanne Sansenbaugher Social Chairman .......... Margie Hum Boys' Athletic Chairman. . .Don Gosney Girls' Athletic Chairman. .Lucille Fisher Our only activity of the year was our wien- er roast in Souder's woods. Since we were quite meek, dates were frowned upon by our elders and Cop's had not yet been opened. So far as we dared as Freshmen, our 'class joined the band, orchestra, glee club, and Ir. Girl Reserves. The grades for the first year were a warn- ing to our instructors that this class was about to prove the new adage that high marks are not always associated with success in life. In need of proper guidance it was deemed necessary that we have two sponsors, Miss Burton and Mrs. Paul Ziegler. With their help and the following officers we plunged head- long into our Sophomore year. President ................... Don Evans Vice President .............. Larry Keck Secretary-Treasurer ....... Ruth Detwiler Social Chairmen .......... Margie Hum Keith Laughlin Boys' Athletic Chairman.Harry Hollinger Girls' Athletic Chairman. .Lucille Fisher The annual wiener roast was held at Bea- trice Corey's. As before many of the boys and girls joined the band, orchestra, Ir. Girl Re- serves, glee club, Hi-Y, and in the field of sports some of the boys were quite proficient, even though only Sophomores tSsh! We began to have steady dates.l Our lunior year began in the fall of 1943. We elected the following officers: President ............ '. . .Keith Laughlin Vice President .............. Glen Engle Secretary ........ .... D orothy Oesch Treasurer .................. Ada Kabler Social Chairman .......... Margie Hum Boys' Athletic Chairman.Harry Hollinger Girls' Athletic Chairman ...................Peggy Brungard Again we were guided safely by two spon- sors, Miss Burton and Mr. Walter. The first ac- tivity was our annual wiener roast at Souder's woods. In November we presented our three act comedy entitled Don't Take My Penny. So far as our class was concerned, this was the best Iunior play ever put on at C.H.S. Also during the year the girls sold candy and cokes at the football and basketball games in order that we rnight sponsor the Ir.-Sr. Prom. Both Iuniors and Seniors will remember this as hav- ing been very nautical. The success of the athletic teams of C.H.S. this year was very largely due to the boys from the Iunior class. The boys were very sorry to lose Mr. Merle Atkins as their coach, he having received a commission in the Navy. Time and exams ended our Iunior year. tWe completed this year with Uncle Sam stiff competition for our dates.l With the following officers: President .................. Ada Kabler Vice President .............. Glen Engle Secretary ................ Ruth Detwiler Treasurer ....... Ieanne Sansenbaugher Athletic Chairmen .......... Larry Keck Peggy Brungard Social Chairmen ............ Don Evans Dorothy Oesch and Miss Esterly acting as our sponsor, we came all too quickly to our Senior year. Our final Wiener roast was pleasantly link- ed with a hay-ride to and from Treadwell's. We welcomed to our teaching faculty Mr. Iohn Cabas, graduate of Mt. Union College, who took over the assignment as coach. Un- usual success ofthe teams can be noticed in an- other part of the Torch. We are proud to claim most of the members as members of the class of 45. More than usual enthusiasm was displayed by the members of the class in the school ac- tivities-particularly in the usual Senior play and in looking forward to the Iunior and Senior Prom. Possibly some of us may shed a tear for the many experiences and friendships which we seem to be terminating by our graduation from C.H.S. We will have to accept the admonition of those who have gone before that we are about to have new experiences and probably form lasting friendships. We feel that the class of 1945 has proved and will continue to prove that succcess in life is not necessarily associated with A's and B's in high school.