Columbiana High School - Clipper Yearbook (Columbiana, OH)

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SENIURS Vfw ROBEBTA WITTER Winnie WILFORD WOLFGANG Sonny DAVID YOUNG Smokey Beqone, Dull Care, I'm busy! All qreat men are dyinqel ieel sick Every time 1 hear Iazz, I beat it The Torch Staff myself. The Torch Staff Girl Reserves 1,2 Mishawaka 3,4 The Torch Staff I-li-Y 2,3,4 Glee Club 4 Hi-Y 2,3,4 Prog. Ch. Orchestra 1,2,3,4 Orchestra 3,4 Mishawaka 1,2 Junior Play Band 1,2,3,4 Iunior Play Senior Play Class Basketball 3,4 Hall Guide 2 Mishawaka Girls' Athletic Association 1,2 Mishawalca Senior Play Band 1,2 Orchestra 1,2 Reserve Football 4 Class Officer 2, Soc. Librarian 3 Ch Junior Play Senior Play Class Basketball 1,2 MISS ESTELLA ESTERLY Senior Sponsor Not only our counselor but our true friend.

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SENIUHS 'H5 --f I l c l I ARLENE SANSENBAUGHER Sue WILMA SCHLAG Willie CARI. SHEETS Rocco Ohl those bewitchinq dark eyes! l love to sit and watch the snails whiz I hear a hollow sound-who rapped my The Torch Staff past! ! skull? Class Officers 2,4 Ath. Ch. The Torch Staff The Torch Staff Girl Reserves l,2,3,4g 2 Treas.g 4 Girl Reserves l,2,3,4 Hi-Y 2,3,4 4 Sgt. Arms Program Ch. Glee Club 3,4 Iunior Play Glee Club 1,2,4 Iunior Play Senior Play Iunior Play Senior Play Varsity Football 3,4 Senior Play Class Basketball l,2,4 Varsity Basketball 4 Class Basketball l,Z,3,4 Librarian 2,4 Reserve Basketball 3 Track 3 Class Basketball 2,3 'inf P DAVID SIMPSON Rod MARILYN SOUDER IEANNE TENNEIJ. Slinky He hath a good understanding. My life will be full of romance. A very quiet little maiden who has Senior Play The Torch Staff made herself popular by her sweet and Iunior Play Girl Reserves l,2,3,4 winning disposition. Glee Club 4 The Torch Staff Orchestra l,2,3 Class Officer l,2,3, Soc. Chairman Band l,2,3 Girl Reserves 2,3,4-Treas. Iunior Play Senior Play Class Basketball 3,4 20 i l - 1 -- -1 - -J - Glee Club l,2,3,4 Pep Club l,2,3,-Pres. G.A.A. l,2,3-Treas. Hi Times l,2,3 Class Basketball l,2,3 Iunior Play Senior Play Band l,2 CWintetsville l,2,3l

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.- --f ...pew - -n-----when-L CLASS PBUPHECY On this spring day of 1956 The United States of America was benefited by one of the greatest inventions of the century-the atomic seeing eye invented by that young American scientist, Kenneth Kissell. The dedication was made on Kissell Hill, Columbiana, Ohio, the famous Kissell Laboratories where the atomic eye was constructed. Pro- fessor Kissell dedicated it to the local high school Class of 1946 and at his first experiment he focused the machine to different parts of the world to see what his classmates were doing. First, he focused the atomic eye to New York City and there he detected signs of quite a few old friends. Fred Griffin is the editor of the New York Times and at present he is out taking pictures for his paper. He is the only big time editor who takes his own pictures. Gloria Martin is getting ready for her evening perfor- mance as guest soloist with the New York Philharmonic Symphony. She is a member of the Met but is now on tour. We understand Barb Gaver is now first cellist of the Symphony. So we imagine that after the performance to- night they will have a good gab session conceming their happy school days. Marjorie Bilger has been promoted to the head buyer in the exclusive women's department of Lord 61 Taylor. Off the record we hear that Kurtz's branch store in New York is running close competition with the Lord 5. Taylor. As you all know Don is now the proprietor. land he has the prettiest blonde clerksll Ducky Lipe is testing jet-propelled planes at La Guardia Field as he has found out that cars are too slow for him. Prof. Kissell now changes his seeing-eye to Harvard University where we find David Duff, the youngest professor on their faculty. He's teaching a combined course in history and how to make faces behind the teachers' back. The new invention now travels to New Waterford where Willie Schlag and Freida Rock are trying to make the dead- line for next week's edition of lOU0 and One Iokesf' When they finish this edition, they are going to fly to Canada to add humorous touches to Martha Patchen's book, The Men in My Life. The seeing-eye makes a short jump from New Waterford to Leetonia where we see Mayor Bob Leonard and his wife, the former Sue Sansenbaugher, entertaining Senators Bill Duffy and Don Rapp in their luxurious mansion. Also there we see Carl Sheets, who is coaching football in the newly established Leetonia Academy for Bad Boys. Prof. Kissell explains this remarkable .atomic eye also will focus on short distances as well as long ones. So he singles out his classmates in Columbiana. Iohn Fitzpatrick has naturally taken over his father's store. But he also has a profitable hobby of installing horns and radios in old cars. Agnes is still his pride and joy. Fran Cunningham has established a taxi-service specializ- ing in taking girls to out-of-town football games. Lois Burkey is the manager of the local lsaly Store. It has been modernized complete with cover charge and floor show. Albert Drotleff is a bouncer and headwaiter and bakes apple pie on the sideline. He uses that famous recipe he used in public speaking class. The former Betty Gano and her husband Bob Segesman are living on a farm nearby Columbiana, and between rearing a family and chickens, Betty is kept pretty busy. Mary Hoover is running competition with Al Capp and has her own comic strip for the Columbiana Ledger, Maisy Dae. l' K. 22 , 'Q'-,,'n. The famous girls' basketball team from Columbiana is coached by Ianet Flugan. They have won the state cham- pionship for the past two years and have more fans than the boys do. Wonder why???????? Evelyn Macklin and Laura Hough are managing the local kindergarten. After school hours they do interior decorating fthey remodeled the Leonard mansion.l Out on County Line Road we see where the Gorcheff farm is the largest potato farm in the state of Ohio. Of course Frankie is the manager. Doctor Bob Hum and his wife, a former nurse from Salem, have established a hospital in Columbiana and are quite successful. In Columbiana we also see that Elsie Keller tMrs, Harry Hollingerl is at her stove in the kitchen still trying to learn how to cook. This magic-eye now tums Columbus-way and we visit Ohio State University. Butch Horst is still a cheerleader and is due a pension in another year. We also visit the Capitol building where Kenneth Comp- ton and David Simpson are discussing state economic prob- lems with the Governor. On the way from Columbus to Cleveland the machine stops off at Youngstown. Sonny Wolfgang . . . surprise! ! . . . is the pastor of the Trinity Methodist Church. Oh, what is this world coming to ! ! ! At Cleveland we find that Bill Newell is playing pro football with the Rams. We understand that Bill is still following after his favorite hobby . . . girls, especially blondes. The atomic eye makes a quick trip to Chicago. There at Great Lakes Naval Training Center we see that Marilyn Souder is the newly elected Sweetheart of the Navy. Also at Great Lakes is Winnie Witter with Phil Spitalny's Hour of Charm Orchestra. They have come to Great Lakes to play for Marilyn's coronation. Prof. Kissell focusses the atomic eye for a longer distance . . . California. The first stop is at the Palladium where we see a whole flock of '46 graduates. First seen are Smokey Young and his Hotlicks. In the band we see Doc Ross at the solo trumpet place and leanne Tennell is the pianist. Caledonia is their theme song. Looking around we see lla Lyons in the chorus and Rose Haney doing acrobatics. Rose Harrold is dining there with one of her many. Her private secretary is also there keeping track of her dates so that she won't have a schedule conflict. Virginia Forney is the first assistant at Marc Westmore's make-up studio. She is putting make-up on Lee Miller. As you all know Lee has literally sent Van Johnson back to the woods and is still as bashful as ever. f?????????J The seeing-eye travels across the Pacific to Australia. We find Charlotte Ramsey visiting her pen-pals there and she has decided to stay there since she has been offered a position in one of the colleges teaching Home Economics. The atomic eye now finds its way across Asia and Europe to France. ln Paris we find Shirley Bartels making a tour, singing in all of the famous places. We also see in Paris that Faye Coppock has her own exclusive dress shoppe. All of her latest creations are published in Life Magazine. Finally this great atomic eye comes back to rest on Little ole' Columbiana again. The dedication ceremony is over, and everyone is gaping with awe at this unbelievable in- vention. Prof. Kissell has proved to the world that his atomic eye is a success.