Columbiana High School - Clipper Yearbook (Columbiana, OH)

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SENIOR PROPHECY Q l, Lu Fisher, dedicated my time during the first two weeks of May in this year 1955 to look up the whereabouts of my classmates, with whom 1 graduated in 1945, which was ten years ago this eighteenth clay of May, 1 chose this particular year because fifty-four of us graduated together, the largest class to graduate in the seven preceding Years. I dedicate this record to my colleagues, or, in general, to whom it may concern. Mary Margaret Albright is teaching Economics at C. H. S. Remember the 'A's she used to pull in it during her Senior year? Iohn Best is running the Firestone Farms. Betty Bryarly is the star girl player on the Ohio State basketball team and is high point woman, too. Peg Brungard runs The Corner oi Fashion in New York. She designs all the creations herself. Harry Case is now a professional basketball player for Fort Wayne. He still dumps them in from every angle as he used to for C. H. S. Harold Coalmer has become a foreman at the Enterprise. His favorite pastime is riding on cranes, shouting orders. lack Coler has run Henry Ford out of business with his supercharged Fords. But in spite of his success he still has the same old car. Alfred Cunningham has propped his feet up beside Herb's and Bert's as an owner and manager of the B. and N. Bob Daley has become an authority on babies. He gives his former classmates advice free of charge. Ruth Detwiler is a singer with the Metropolitan Opera. She and Nelson Eddy have announced their engagement. Mary lane Dewalt left for Dennison University in 1945 and is still there. She's known as an authority on psychology and incidentally she still blushes! Dick Eddy has become a famous author. His best seller is Embarrassing Moments, based on true experiences. Glen Engle and Don Gosney are bachelors, touring the countries and giving lectures on Antirnarriage. Bill Esterly and Mount Pursiful have become admirals. It seems their positions were acquired through the biggest poker game in history. Robert Forney, our president, is in his third term When he was inaugurated, he sent for the desk in C. H. S. with Bob Forney Slept Here inscribed on it, The president says it is the only thing he has ever been able to get a good Snooze on. Don Gormley is mayor of C city. He was founder of the Three School Days A Week law, which was vetoed, of course. Frank Grimes is on the radio. He's the Human fog-hom for the Lifebuoy advertisement. Edythe Hammond is a model for Pretty4girls. The paper dolls are improving, too, as if it were possible! Niland Herbkersman and Bob Yereb are the highest paid comedians in Hollywood and they produce their own pictures. Lois Esterly is personal secretary to Katherine Ward, who has rocketed to stardom as the Incendiary Blonde! Harry Hollinger is now 9 feet, 9 inches tall. We should have elected him most likely to succeed because he is really getting up in the world. Don Evans works for Harrold Tool, and has many dinner engagements at Harrold's, Business? Wilma Howell has teamed up with Hazel Scott. Make any request, and Wilma can play it! Margie Hum poses for shampoo advertisements. lt isn't any wonder. Remember her beautiful tresses? Karen Karlman and Gertrude Treadwell are having a High old time. They fly the mail route for National Airlines. Lamonte Merreot is giving lessons on safe driving! Shirley Miller is the alto vocalist with Phil Spitalny's orchestra and chorus. Bette Moser has become owner and manager of the million dollar 5 G 10 in C city. She has become partners with Kurtz's-in business? Dorothy Oesch is housemother of the Phi Sig fraternity house at Ohio State University. Bob Orr is stiff competition for Harry lames. Not only is he just as great on the trumpet but he also is replacing all of Harry's billings. Larry Keck is a second Frank Sinatra. He finds, however, he'd rather Hum than sing! loan Klepinger is winning all the races at Lexington with her super horse, Clipper. ' Keith Laughlin reads the funnies to the kiddes every night at 6:00 over WTAM. I urge every parent to let his children listen in. Loren Lipply is owner, chief executive, and manager oi the Famous Wrecking Company. Every once in a while he hauls his own car in by mistake. Harry Lungren is the big executive of the Sta-Put Con- struction Co. and his stenographer is none other than lovely little LaVerna Ockerrnan. Stephonia Pazel is operating a pencil factory. She says she makes pencils with erasers that stay on and last! Betty Pine is Al Cunningham's personal secretary at the B 5: N. lt seems he can't go anywhere without her, Florence Ross is working for Curtis-Wright, She's so small she can crawl in the big guns and clean them or fit parts. leanne Sansenbaugher took over Mr. Oesch's job driving the Columbiana school bus. She takes the boys home last, and usually develops bus trouble o-n the last few deliveries. Dick Sauder is proprietor of the New York Sanitary Milk Company. The company advertises over station MOO. Dona Thomas seemed to know what she wanted. She's now Mrs, Theron Caldwell, and is living happily ever after! lane Warner manages Donbar's. The name, however, has been changed to lane's Place, and there's curb service. Helen Wilhelm is Marie Wilson's new stand-in. Remark- able resemblance since she dyed her hair. Margaret Witter, the new preacher at the Methodist Church is doing very well. The male attendance has picked up and they wear flowers in their lapels the year round. Roberta Bartlett is teaching Home Economics at C.H. S, and has become well known through her color designing. Helen Wunderlin opened the new eatery in the town of UCI., Cecil Essenwein and Ada Kabler are happily married. ln fact, they are so happily married that they ran a Lonely Hearts club to help others join in holy matrimony. There they are! All 54 of them. ,ln closing l'd like to make but one request: Let old acquaintances ne'er be forgot.

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