Columbiana High School - Clipper Yearbook (Columbiana, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1949 volume:

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Everett Warrick H F Richmond Supermtendem of Schools Beth Bender Offlce Secretory D W Bailey Prlncxpcxl of l-hgh School O I C Q , - 1 x la' V 1: P' Ay ' ' , M525 Q' 2 fill ...-, A f -5. f 'T lbs' I Sf l - ' . ll 1 , , A f 5 I l 5 5 l 1 LZ R! 1 f Junior-Senior High School Faculty Feme Iackson Mxldred E Luton Frederxck Both Margaret Soldner Commerclcxl unqucme lndsms ml Arts Mathemcmcs cmd Enqllsl' ,wx ws- XX! gy. lean BG1Ph Snow Ralph W Ward Vocal Musxc and Erql sh 3 Qc r vs CI PUC T cc-c Cozxclr -aff! 138 H Iohn C Barton luck Crumb SCISYICG Phys Q F as C cob Belvcx SWIIIBI Sever th Grade IDT Sf Hurnet Gcxver E gn V G :x e Estelle G Esterly M R Wheeler l-lomf, Onomxcs lnstrumer ul ll lS C Eu qlmsh Elementary School Faculty 7 J., 1 Af' ri f -an Alberta Windlo Albam: Bailey Sara Groner Nellie M Koch K1nde-:gm-len Fourth cmd Fxfth Grades F1rs1 Grade Slxth Grade 1? 95 Anne Loullo Butts Marie Gleeton Carolyn Wilson Second Grade Second Grade Frfih Grade -.fx Ag, . v Az, 44 '?-MJ' 1. M' ,Q V TK f Nola Lasher Fourth Grcxde l '.- ,nal Y 1 my Sparkle Lqufxenheiser Mildred Mowon Olive Wemer Third Grade First Grade Third Grade as-14 'nw-2'5'w , LQML QM ,Jail 74644 I-1.4! my Zvjgfv-ff: W MW www 'USVZZLAZ Q jaw ,nl 8 fm lj I if dm ,,,sZ'g1s.qV4,x Dt ar DIKIIY Our fc 111 y 111 111 L H o fave bt 1 n so full of aood t1111e s that we as SOHIOIS Illl 1 ftvw o that 111 lattr y ars ll11H d1a1y w1ll brlnq back son 1 1 l JCI ke d we e M1 li-1111111 lllltl l ll 111111111 1 our P11 sl 111a11 Yr ar Many of us were 1I1V1lECl 1 lOlI1 ft I1111 1 f l ffl and H1 Y club and sornr found places ln the band a11d orche stra The flfSl achvrty of our fnqh school days was a wemer roast at F111 font Park Our fre SllII1CII'1 class off1cers were as follows Presxdent Duey Poulton VICE P1 srdent Bob Vaughn Secretary T11 asurer hm Hum Athletrc Chau uen Ed Redpath Io Papp Soc1a1 C11a1r111a11 Drck Duff T 19 fall of 46 tou11d us 1n the halls of C H S aaam thls tlme as sophrstr cated sopl o pres Mrs Snow and M1ss Z1m1ne-rman helped us plan and carry out our act1v t1es t 1at year Our annual welner roast was held at Gorcheff s Off1cers for the year were Presldent hm Hum VICG Pres1dent loyce Trnale Athlehc Charrmen Duey Poulton lo Rapp Soc1al Charr nan Ellen Case Our lumor year was packed w1th act1v1t1es selhnq refreshments at the basketball a1a footoa1l aames orderma class rrnqs produclnq The Moon Makes Three our lunror play lnavrna our annual we1ner roast thls year at D1s11ona s and puttma on a superb Iumor Sen1or Prom Many of us became 1 CIUDQYS of t 19 Se111or H1 Y and Y Teens Clubs Mrs Semdners helplnq hand was areatly apprec1ated Our off1cers th1s year were Rresrdent hm Hum V1cePres1der1t Mary Lou Zellers Secretary Frances Prlzant Treasurer Bob Vauqbn Athlehc Cha1rn1 n Nov1e Cleveland Io Rapp So 1al Cha1rr11en Mabel Spraque Iohn Gorcheff Tl11s year Mr Bartons au1dar1ce helped us complete a successful hrqh school career Class off1cers for our Sen1or year were Pres1dent hm Hurn Vrcc Pres1dent Mary Lou Zellers Secretary Carol Kmq Athlehc Cha1rn1en Duey Poulton Alyce Ann Hum Sof 1al Cl a1r111an Path Moore Cur annual Werner roast was held at Errestone Park thrs fall Soon after Cl1Y1SfI IU va anon wt beaan wc rk on our Sen1or play and produced 1t to tne be t at our Ublll v May 1o1led an lllld Wll'1 the last TUIYIIITQ rush of Class Day Bar calaur ate and t QW graduahon Tl cse are but a few of the thrnas we can 1 f 1 1 our C l S s rad days The f1ne 1nstruct1on helpfulness o 411 t a h rs CU1CllLllVNO IGVG 1ad W1 l Il vt r be forqo en THE SENIOR CLASS OF 49 ' 1 1 1 s ,. . .1 77 - x. , , , wc, to 11911 1a c 'H ' 1: 1 14' . 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Q4 Seniors M ,ur Elleen Baker Leerue Ianet Barrow Ianet Happmess 15 never complete w1thout L1qht of haxr and lxqht of heart HIUSIC for accompamment Sr YTeens 3 4 Sr Y Teens 3 4 It YTeens l 2 Ir Y Teens 2 Glee Club l 2 3 4 Glee Club l 2 3 4 Orchestra 4 Glee Club L1brar1an 2 3 4 lr Play Ir Play Sr Play Sr Play Chpper Staff CAsst Edl Class Basketball l 2 School News Staff Clleporterl 45? YX 1 ' Mary Vlrgxma Brown Gmny Davld Bunch Baldie B111 Culp Stewle Peppy de-scr1bes th1s dark ha1red lass Sr Y Teens 3 4 lr YTeens l Klvlartms I-'erryl Glee Club 1 2 CMart1n s Ferryl Ir Play Sr Play L1brar1an 2 lMart111 s Ferry? School News Staff CEd1torl Ir Class1cal League 2 fMart1n s Ferryl Home Ec Club l 2 lMGfllD s Ferryl Fnendlmess 1n h1s manner m1sch1ef Blessed IS the man who 1nvented 1n h1S eye Sleep H1 Y Club 4 H1 Y Club l 2 Glee Club l 2 3 Cblowlandl Reserve Football l 2 Orchestra l 2 3 il-lowlandl Ir Play Band l 2 3 fl-lowlandl Sr Play Sr Play Jeff s ' P ,ff 1 Q K kg' Cl fl O , , 1 f. ' if uf? 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I - v ll I , , I I I - . . . . , . . . . . . . . . , . , Seniors qv- Y ,Q X Helen Cunmnghcxm Helen Iohn Rxchard Duff Dick Ethel lean Eyster Coolne A pound ot pluck IS worth a ton of There are two Sld6S to every questron Her happmess is contaqlous uck m1ne and the rrqht one Sr Y Teens 3 4 Sr YTeens 3 4 Class Otfrcer l lSoclal Chl lf YTeenS 1 2 Ir Y Teens l 2 H1 Y Club 3 4 Glee Club l 2 3 4 Glee Club l Torch Club 2 lf PlGY Orchestra 2 3 4 lr PlC1Y Sr Play Band 2 3 4 Sr Play Clrpper Staff tTyp1nq Commltteel Ir Play Varslty Football 4 Lrbrarran 4 Sr Play Class Basketball 3 Cllpper Staff KACIV Comrnltteel Football Manager 1 School News Staff CReporterJ BCISk9tbC1ll MGYIGQGI' 4 Clos Basketball l 2 Clrpper Staff tWr1erl Boys State Deleqate Reserve Football 2 3 Natlonal Honor SOCl9lY 3 4 have fzklbw ,fi Iohn R GO1'Cheff lake Patty Lou Gnmes P Lols Hxcks Lo1s YOU CUNY refuse him Gf1Ylh11'1Q when ln the rrqht place IS her heart and her A free and frrendly dlSpOSlllOH though he fGShGS hfll GNU hand rs ready and wrllmg to serve not Olt dlsplayed by words Class Ottrcer 3 fSOC1Gl Chaxrmanl l-ll Y Club 3 4 I lay Sr Play Varsrty Football 4 Var 1ty Basketball 4 Class Basketball l 2 3 Reserve Football l 2 Track l 2 3 4 Sr YTeens 3 4 CPreslclentl Sr Y Teens 3 4 Ir YTeens l 2 Glee Club l 2 Orchestra Z 3 4 Band 2 3 4 Ir Play Sr Play Clrpper Staff fTypmq Chalrmanl Class Basketball l2 Ir YTeens l 2 Glee Club l 2 4 Ir Play Sr Play Cllpper Staff CAc.lv Commltteel ' 'O' .K X. ll . 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Q, .,,N,ff fun y . . 5' , 'Wkp ' I nn'-.I X' -U 4 ' P dl. -' . -- - in ati: - - --n - u l t ' ' ' ' A ' V r.Yl5 ' ' 1' ' Mary Ellen Horst Merry Always l1ke her name merry Sr Y Teens 3 4 Ir YTeens l 2 Glee Club l 2 4 Ir Play Sr Play Cllpper Stall lAdv Cornmxtteel Seniors Dfw' Ehzabeth Faye Hough F Alyce Ann Hum Alhe l-low dark her eyes yet how brlqht Shes as likeable as she rs lookable they shrne Class Olhcer 2 4 U-Xthletrc Crl Sr Y Teens 3 4 Sr Y Teens 3 4 lr YTeens l 2 Ir YTeens l2 Glee Club l 2 3 4 Glee Club l 2 Ir Play Band l Sr Play Ir Play Chpper Stall lAdv Commrtteel Sr Play Lrbranan l lSubst1tuteJ Class Basketball l 2 School News Staff KReporterl Chpper Staff tPhotoq Comrrntteel N Lrbrarran 4 E lun Hum Pee Wee Dale Kcxmpfer Dale The world w1ll always need people Wlser than most men ihmk lrke hrm Class Olfrcer l CV1ce Presl 2 3 4 CPres1derxtl H1 Y Club 3 4 Torch Club 2 Ir Play Sr Play School News Stalf lReporterl Student Councrl 2 3 4 Varsrty Football 3 4 Varslty Basketball 3 4 Class Basketball l 2 3 4 Reserve Ba ketball l 2 Reserve Football 1 2 Track 2 3 4 Chpper Staff CSports Edrtorl Boys State Delegate 3 Natronal Honor Socrety 4 H1 Y Club 4 Orchestra l 2 3 4 Band 4 l 2 3 CR1vers1de Calxll Baseball 3 lR1vers1de Calrfl Track l fR1vers1de Cahfl Clxpper Stall tAdv Commrtteel Carol Ann King Carol Many a surprxse IS found rn package Class Olfrcer 4 lSecretaryl Sr Y Teens 4 I-l1Tr1 3 lSaleml Sr Play Chpper Staff fWfll9fl Quaker Annual 3 tSaleml Quaker Weekly 2 3 lSaleml Student Council l 2 3 CSaleml Latxn Club l Z lSaleml a small Km ix Carl Klexst Cuddles Worry and I have never met H1 Y Club 3 4 Boys Chorus 2 Ir Play Sr Play Class Basketball 2 3 Reserve Basketball 3 Reserve Football 1 2 3 Track 2 3 4 Clipper Staff CAdv Comrrutteel School News Staff Senlors -cf X Lois Mae Lanterrnan Lols Although she s stud1ous as can she s full of fun and garety Sr YTeens lr YTeens Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Ir Play Sr Play Class Basketball l 2 Cl1pper Staff lAdv Cornmxtteel Manlyn Iean Mlller Mcznlyn Path Loulse Moore Chxc Bo n wrth the alll of laughter B1qht br1sk and full of spmt Sr YTeens 3 4 lr YTeens l Z Glee Club l 2 4 Ir Play br Play Cllpper Stall lWr1t1na Commltteel Class Offrcer l lbocxal Chrl lr Y leerls l 2 Glce Club l 2 Band l 2 3 4 Chpper Staff lPhotoq Edrtorl lr Play S1 Play fl... Rhoda Mae Lipply Punkxe b Frowns ao smlles Come and laughter rerqns forever Sr Y Teens 3 4 lr Y Teens l 2 Glee Club l 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 lr Play Sr Play Class Basketball l Lrbrarran l Safety Patrol 4 .E-'f Herbert Duane Poulton Duey The force of h1s own merlt makes h1 way Class Oliver l fPresD lA. hletlc hauman H1Y Club u 4 lr Play Sr Play Varsltv Fo' tball 3 4 Vars1ty Basketball 3 4 Class Baske l all l 2 3 4 Rf serve B .sketball 2 f l I r or Stall 'Slut rts XlVIll9l'l Lthr ol Nc Nb btalt Beporterl tr lent Cooxncrl 4 Nauonal Honor Sot ety 4 Q Ayer N Y-, 'E:UL E or 1 fs 5- ' 32 Q P' V ..E. A X mv - . Q Rx' K , is i 4 1 C A S .ll -. V . T ., . ,f P ' -1 l fo-ff'-4 3 ' 4 K. in + -Qi. , eg-4.-3. f 5 .3 : . . u u . n 1 u u - ll ,. .. , . ei ., I . , , , . I I ' ' I I ' ' ,N K , 16' . Y r i rs W . . . n - n . -F u - u u 1 - - , . - , I t T 1 . .H , , X . t. ' ' C l 2,4 'Y U Frances Rochelle Pnzcmt Frances The Joy of youth and health her eyes dxsplay Class Oftrcer 3 KSecretaryl Sr Y Teens 3 lr Y Teens l 2 Glee Club 1 2 Band l Ir Play Sr Play Class Basketball 1 2 Student Councrl 2 3 4 Natlonal Honor Socrety 4 Betty Roestl Betty lust l1ke a stormy sky never blue Sr Y Teens 3 4 lr Y Teens l 2 Glee Club l 2 Ir Play Sr Play Chpper Staff CA Lrbrarran 4 dv Commttteel O f f 1 . ' , - vu ' 1 T fi if K2 tx u ll ll -JI ll u , I ' A' ' ' ' I .H ' l jiri ' ,Vik rs? QQ J: ' 1 5 lt bf' 3 C. ,f . qiayxxkx. u - I . D 4, - . V v JP' lt Ll ' :I ll I I ll ll u b . .T-ll I ll Senaors Io Anne RCIPP- Io Edward V Redpath Ed A fnendly heart has plenty of fnends Do l look lzke a ladxes man? Well Class Otilcer l 3 lAthlet1c Chalrmanl am Sr Y Teens 3 lr YTeens l 2 Cvlee Club l 2 Ir Play Sr Play Class Basketball l 2 Clrpper Staff KPhotoq Commrtteel L1brarran 3 4 .ar 1 -:Y i.w.:ulmHu. ll Class Ottlcer l CA h Chl H1 Y Club 3 4 Torch Club 2 Boys Chorus Z lr Play Sr Play Class Basketball l 2 3 4 Reserve Basketball l Reserve Football 2 3 Track l 3 4 -5? Mable Mane Sprague Mabe W1111cnn A Spratt B111 Short but sweet Sr Y Teens 3 4 ,lr Y Teens l 2 Glee Club l 2 4 lr Play Sr Play He was once caught studylnq H1 Y Club 3 Torch Club 2 lr Play Sr Play Class Basketball l 2 3 4 Clrpper Staff C1-Xr Commltteel Reserve Football l 2 Llbrarran 4 Safety Patrol 4 Clrpper Staff CAdv Commrtteel Senlors l K ' Mary Ioanne Sprott I Ioyce Mane Tmgle- Ioyce vllglhld Van Fossan, Vxrgmxa Her personallty IS based on smcerrfy A bundle ot actlvlty wlth personahty She doesnt say much she 1ust thmks Sr Y Teens 3 4 t1ed 1n Ir Y Teens 1 2 Glee Club l 2 3 4 Ir Play Sr Play Cllpper Staff CEd1torl Ltbrartan l School News Stall 4 CReporterl lg Sr Y Teens 4 Glee Club 12 Ir Play Sr Play Clxpper Staff tAsst Bus Manl Ltbrartan 1 Cheerleader 2 3 4 Class Basketball 12 is A 1-sf': f Sr Y Teens 3 4 Ir YTeens 1 2 Glee Club 2 3 4 Ir Play Sr Play Llbrarran 3 School News Staff fReporterl ,.... ,gil Navi' Robert Vaughn Arky Henry Wmmg Hank Mary Lou Zellers Mary Lou Walt t1l1 he turns those bxg blue eyes A hne fellow a good sport and a A charmrng glrl w1th a charmmg on you staunch frlend Class Olfrcer 3 4 tTreasurerD H1 Y Club 3 4 Torch Club 2 Ir Play Sr Play Vars1ty Football 4 Class Bqsketball l 2 3 4 Reserve Football 3 Track 2 3 4 Cllpper Staff fBus Managerl Student Councll 4 Boys State Delegate Ullternatel Nat1onal Honor Soctety 4 H1 Y Club 3 4 Torch Club 2 Ir Play Sr Play Vars1ty Football 3 4 Class Basketball 12 Reserve Football l 2 Track 2 Track Manager l Cltpper Staff KAdv Commxtteel Safety Patrol 4 Basketball Manager 4 personahty Class Offtcer 2 tSec and Treasl 3 4 lV1ce Presxdentl Sr Y Teens 3 4 Ir YTeens 1 2 Glee Club l 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Band 3 4 Ir Play Sr Play Chpper Staff IAN Ed1torl Student COUUCII 3 4 Gxrls State Delegate Class Basketball 12 Nat1onal Honor SOC1elY 3 4 o 1 It ' . v . . . , A 3 1 ' 79 1, .hh n ' a 4 ' V ' Qwfff .V R he S If ll ll . l I ll ll l 1 l ll I I I ll - o . v I - ll I ' ll I . - , . 11. 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'i Q ' I H A ll MW Iuffildfll ION CQ 6551 ,sz W f' DNLK .ff Re f Po-an ,Y 'Sl' 19.19 Revlew Here 1t IS 1n the spr1ng of 1959 cmd I Frances Pr1zant am wr1t1ng 1n my dlary and I wonder what has become of my classmates whom I graduated w1th ten years ago Thrs 1S the latest news that l can f1nd Ioyce Trngle and her husband Cud Cl1ne are kept busy manag1ng the1r tobacco plan tat1on 1n Kentucky Io Rapp was the d1v1ng champlon 1n the Natlonal Olymp1cs of 1956 She has also taken Esther W1ll1ams place 1n the movxes but she st1ll comes back to F1restone Park 1n the summer Alyce Ann Hum has been voted Mrss Amenca for 1959 She IS famous for bemg the b st Powers model 1n New York Clty Path Moore IS the superlntendent of nurses at Walter Reed Hospltal When she IS not on duty she 1S st1ll busy enterta1n1ng the pa t1ents wrth her wonderful baton tw1rl1ng Marllyn M1ller has Just won the Nobel Pr1ze for her CIb1l1lY 1n WT1l1I1q poetry hm Hum 1S the coach at Columb1a'na H1 He has such good teams that they had to bu1ld another larger gym to hold the crowds Vaughn Monroe and h1S orchestra Slnce Mary Horst and Mabel were 1nseparable 1n school Mary has become her busrness man ager Davld Bunch has naturally taken over h1s father s store He serves a free Cl1pper Spec1al to the team and the1r fans after every game Duane Poulton 1S runmng a model farm H1s favorrte chrck 1S Agnes Ethel Eyster has Jolned the Waves so she can be wlth her husband Art Huk He has Just become an Ensrgn and she 1S hlS prrvate secretary V1rg1n1a Brown has become a notable so c1al worker She travels around from c1ty to c1ty and makes lectures to get funds to help her 1n the lmprovement of slums Mrs Steve Sosenko the former Patty Gr1mes 1S l1v1ng happ1ly w1th her husband on a farm Ethel Anglemyer and LOIS Lanterrnan have opened up a skat1ng r1nk 1n Columb1ana to prov1de a recreat1on for the school lads Bob Vaughn IS the most valuable des1gner for the Ford Motor Company loar1,ne Sprott who IS very fond of ch1ldren and whom the l1ttle tots admlre and 1m1tate has become a pr1mary teacher m C H S Ianet Barrow drd such a n1ce Job as assrs tant ed1tor of the annual back 1n 1949 that she now has the pos1t1on of ed1tor of Made- mo1selle Fe Hough IS starrlng 1n the new M G M prcture wrth Gene Kelly She has taught hrm a few of her latest dance steps Helen Cunn1ngham has progressed w1th her very modern 1deas and IS assrstant ed1tor to Anna Roosevelt Boettlger in ed1t1ng The Woman LOIS Hrcks has become the most well known beauty operator 1n this d1str1ct be cause of her ab1l1ty 1n bleaching ha1r and havlng 1t look natural B111 Spratt has taken flrst place 1n the auto races at Ind1anapol1s H1s car was 1n the best cond1t1on because of the good work of hrs mechan1c B111 Culp Carol K1ng graduated from the Ohlo State School of Nurs1ng and IS now teach1ng at the Unlverslty D1Ck Duff IS the physrcal educatron teacher at Vassar He has spec1al classes 1n how to lose we1ght After graduatrng from Kansas C1ty Vet erlnary School Ed Redpath 1S a very proml Rhoda Llpply 1S do1ng very well as a Home Demonstratlon Agent for Mahonlng County The Metropolrtan Opera IS very forunate 1n havmg E1leen Baker as the1r star smger Betty Roest1 des1gns and models bathmg sults 1n CGl1fOIH1G and also has the most luxunous home and sw1mm1ng pool 1n Call forma Mary Lou Zellers IS l1v1ng 1n Par1s and she has des1gned several of the latest Pans creatlons Iohn Gorcheff has bought Firestone Farms and he IS known all over the Un1ted States for producing such f1ne crops Pee Wee Hunt s orchestra has become very popular s1nce Dale Kampfer is h1s clar1net sololst V1rg1n1a Van Fossan owns the Globe Theater and she gets all the latest p1ctures as soon as they are released from Hollywood Carl Klelst has opened up a gas stat1on Wllh all g1rl employees People passmq through from all states stop there because of h1s good SGI'V1C9 Henry WIHIHQ now owns the Cyl1nder Gflndlnq Co Hrs salesmansh1p from h1gh school days has helped hrm a great deal 1n h1s buslness It pleased me very much to find them dolng so well 1n the1r chosen f1elds F C I l I I - 1 l I I I I . Mabel Sprague is the featured vocalist with Hem V9f9I'if1GfiCII1 in NSW York. l l I I If ll ' I ' ' 1 gn El I U . . 5 A 0 65541 . ' i n - Qs-'1li'L. :l, d9wmf8. gm ' KVA I ,M - ,, l '1-I wi 'EAA A Y ab, .DMM BAG 1 x 3 Qu, 5, Sow, mg' LL Rui. 2 !',r'. Q.-204, N, aww wL.m. MSW MEMHRANDUM F 011 LLIPPER DIARY Well Drary toa rv us klds made out our class w1ll They wt ret ally the tops' Seems to me they went llke thls I Alyce Ann Hum bequeath and bestow my H O2 to anyone who wants f1ve or s1x drfferent colors of ha1r l Patty Moore bequeath and bestow my oos1t1on 1n the band to anyone who thlnks they can hold lt as long as l dld I Marllyn Mrller bequeath and bestow rn I red ha1r and blue eyes to Ioy McMaster I Edward Redpath bequeath and bestow my ab1l1ty to play around 1n slxth perlod study hall and not get caught to Ronn1e Barnes I B1ll Culp bequeath and bestow my ab1l1ty to play hookey and not get caught to Alton W1tter I Mary Lou Zellers bequeath and bestow my pos1t1on as trumpet player 1n the band to Bud Henderson I Carol Kxng bequeath and bestow my dark glasses to anyone who wants to keep thexr eyes a secret I Helen Cunnlngham bequeath and be stow my soulful brown eyes to Rhoda Stevens I Ethel Anglemyer bequeath and bestow my ab1l1ty to be 1n the OIIICG wrthout be1ng sent there to Iohn Schav1na I Ianet Barrow bequeath and bestow my golden tresses to Rachel Esterly I Betty Roestl bequeath and bestow my ab1l1ty to get home late from dates and not Qet caught to 'ny slster Lor1ne I Mabel Sprague bequeath and bestow my short stature to Gary Sayers I Dale Kampfer bequeath and bestow my teas1ng ways to lun K1ssell I Frances Pnzant bequeath and bestow my ab1l1ty to dr1ve around ID the latest cars to Brll Foertch I Duane Poulton bequeath and bestow a hereford hog to Dopey Grant who IS al ways talkmg about them I hm Hum bequeath and bestow my cheery d1spos1t1on to lane Babbrtt I R1chard Duff bequeath and bestow my secret formula for los1ng We1ght to Wlllls M1ller I Mary Horst bequeath and bestow my shorthand ab1l1ty to Mary Io Gross I Faye Hough bequeath and bestow my danc1ng ab1l1ty to E1Ieen Naughton I Henry WIHIHQ bequeath and bestow my be1ng able to get along w1th g1rls 1n Youngs town to Bruce Gaver I l..o1s Lanterman bequeath and bestow all my money to Helen Ward to go skat1ng I Lo1s I-I1 ks bequeath and bestow my qu1etness to the three blondes of the Sopho more class I VIIQIHIG Van Fossan bequeath and be stow my pos1t1on at the Globe theater to anyone who wants to be 1n the movxes I Blll Spratt bequeath and bestow my ab1l1ty to get S1Ck at 8 30 and get better at 3 35 to anyone who can get away Wllh 1t I Bob Vaughn bequeath ar1d bestow my specs to Sam Gremer I Ioyce Tmgle bequeath and bestow my cheerlead1ng ab1l1ty to Pe-QQY Harrold who IS well on her way I Io Rapp bequeath and bestow my love for sports espec1ally d1v1ng to lane Case I Ethel Eyster bequeath and bestow my be1ng able to be qu1et and study rn study hall to Patty Huk I Iohn Gorcheff bequeath and bestow my broken tooth to Ed Moorehead I V1rg1n1a Brown bequeath and bestow my short fast steps to Donna lean McCul lough I Ioanne Sprott bequeath and bestow my pos1t1on as ed1tor of the annual to anyone who th1nks they could have the t1me and patlence I Patty Gnrnes bequeath and bestow my typ1ng ab1l1ty to Roger Beck I Carl Kle1st bequeath and bestow my freckles to hm Nolan I Davld Bunch bequeath and bestow my ab1l1ty to punch holes 1n car mufflers to Ron me Perk1ns I Rhoda L1pply bequeath and bestow my natural curly ha1r to El1zabeth Burkey Ah yes there they are' I Just thought ld l1ke to remember em so I wrote em r1ght here where I can always look them up and emoy a few chuckles Ho Hum Pretty Tlred Good N1ght Dear D1ary 1 1 N A ' . 3 9 . 1 1 1 I I I ., 1 ' 1 1 1 I , , . .H . 1 V 1 1 . 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I 1 - . 1 1 ' L Z 1 I I 1 1 FR01ll 0UR IIIARIE5' CLASS OF 50 May 1949 Dear Diary We are now in the most interesting year of high school We have sponsored me annual lunior Senior prom and everyone had a wonderful time ln November We put on our first play The Eyes ot Tlaloc whrch was a great success ln October we eagerly ordered our class rings Our officers are President Alton Witter Secretary Alice Ann Fisher Treasurer Dale Morris Social Chairman lean Clawges Athletic Chairmen Agnes Flohr and Glenn Henderson CLASS OF 51 November 1948 Dear Diary Our class had a supper this month in the school cafeteria which was much emoyed We had our Wiener roast at Oesch s farm durmg September Our officers are President lim Nolan Vice President lerry Finney Secre Long Athletic Chairmen Willis Miller and Bonnie lones CLASS OF 52 December 1948 Dear Diary In September our class sponsored by Mrs Liston elected the following officers President Carolyn Gano Vice President Chuck Ramsey Secretary lane Zimmerman Treasurer Iamce Magill Social Chairmen lim Kidd and Carol Poulton Athletic Chairmen lack Stephens and PGQQY Harrold ln October We emoyed a spaghetti supper While in November class mem bers held their annual Freshman party A variety program and refreshments were enioyed At Christmas time we had a party and gift exchange and a beautifully iecorated tree in our home room 5' ' 9 I L 5 4 1 I I f I ' I 1 5 l , I I ' ' 1 , I I ' tary, Mary Lou Snyder: Treasurer, Bill Longshoreg Social Chairman, Io Ann ' 2 ' . : ' - ' , -o 1 , 'gr - xi- v!Nf'- Nf'v '-' - - V Junlors Q or 'ZF' V lniu.m. sy!! 2 is xulx 'ii' loci' FIRST ROW: lane Babbitt Charles Baker Roger THIRD ROW: Gene Daley Dorothy Ellis Ianet Beck Carolyn Bevington Annabell Brooking. Esterly Agnes Flohr Alice Fisher. SECOND ROW: Ioe Burkhart Lynn Calvin FOURTH ROW: George Fisher Bruce Gaver George Churan, lean Clawges, Esther Conrad. Sam Greiner. 22 Juniors yy- Q- KY -f-I 2' sk-ii' Nm '-Bbw .rib in-I 'bv we- ' ,vt rn ET ,rr FIRST ROW Marno Gross lack Guy Glenn Le11a Oesch Dorothy Ramsey Barbara R1tCh19 Henderson Iune Hoover Grace Horst SECOND ROW Ruth Iessop Dorothy Kqbler FOURTH ROW Lorme Roestl Sally Stephens Donald Kabler Charles Mcande Ed Mooreheqd UOYd Wilson Alton Wlffef THIRD ROW Dale Morns Elleen Naughton NOT PICTUHED B111 Grant lim Krssel XE S .txa ' xx x R . R r K Q .,. I N L , 1 ' W . 1' X l 2 S 1 W .. X. , X tp uv 4' . Q. ' .V I 34? 2 f' W ' S' of ' IA, S ' Q 1 X . 'iw L ir t -X.-ir it Lk A V K K tw svn' fri-. I A v- Ox if ' Y YV .-qw Q EJ! g 7 L A X if f ' S Qi ' 'V k , , , i L to , -.Vw ' K 9 v . 4, V ,. ' . V S , :R f ,, VL 2 1 y I gh- Q f gm . a f ,.f' ' , Q . , K ft, K .Q 4k: ., 4 K , I x I H A X g S I X ,if , E . W ., R nb K' 'muh X 5 YZA i l , Q N S Y XLS Rt 1 ' ' f. ,. . , L' V , L if .ik t , ,Y ' F S Q ,jxt ft, 1 W A W ' 'Y Sophomores zf' 4 N 5 X Qjsf Rf' Q E' N -' mfg? I f f 'iv was val wif? 'CQA N 5: ef' 'R '1E f X7 x..,'l...715-I-K J M FIRST ROW Bob Barnes Harry Blery Barbara Betty Hawkxns Donald Herron T1H1e Hough Burkert Vernon Burkey lane Case sEcoND Row Harry ooppock eaenn Corey IIQOQRTH If?qWLfUf1niIfmIBOHn1eLiOHeS TUHYQ Evelyn Davls Norman Esterly Ierry F1nn1e ar man O H ug n Ocmne Hg THTRD HOW Io Ann Hardmq, Tom Harrold, NOT PICTURED Ff91dCI MfIbfY ' QF i Z, .. .. BN 'f ,X r ' ' r a r r.rr 'a j B rf? f l 4 . L ff H X 0' 5. 5' , a - 'Ai L - 5' ,X J um B wh if V fa n MM a e 4 f ffifii' 3 M B Am ' 5 3 . B' A ' , K - V 9 r -A B F' ' I I . ' L X 0 ,. f ff I ND' lg ' ' N' r B r a e aa he ,525 2 fiwf- ., 1 Q 65 g 'Q 1 M . 3, S L' -- f ' .' A K K Q- ' Q .. M, Q r ' r ro Sophomores :Sw 1 'WV 4.12 nw 42 .gi-B X chi ? 1-ef' 'Af 2 8 1 -6-' so-1' X ..-ff' FIRST ROW B111 Longshore Tom Lauqhhn Barbara Leonard Donna McCu1 louqh Ioy McMaster SECOND ROW D1ck Metz W1ll1s M11ler Ellen Mollenkopf Don Moser hm Nolan THIRD ROW Robert Oesch Iomet Poulton Dorothy Rapp Iohn Schavma Ioanne S1t1er FOURTH ROW Mary Lou Qnyder Larry Stacey Helen Ward D1ck Waznck DGV1d Warrlck FIFTH ROW Gayle Zellers 25 W 4 R x W K 6 V my A f , Av 5 x A f L W A A T, ,Q J F? 4 X ' 1 qv- 4 I. . g v. R ' J., 'W xl y 51 if ' 1 rg Dil H , -vi - h f ' 3- A - mf T ' I .',- ' ll'l F' ' Q, in Q 1 : 1 Q I kai , 'F I K 1 X I ,. - 4 A I is--, . .N , I .V M45-gz.. Q I . --- A , , N' F -, J V 3 . K I.. A . . 1.81 ' QF -K .' A 'J . .- Q , AH! U77 AN Qlfrglzi is . ,-'. T 11- . U ' ' ww' T' . ' 3 1 ,vw E F .14 t ,R ' fuse,-X. - - ' Q A 1 V ls 'T'y- ' f :, V f QQ V i ' V I N s ' - I lx a .- - F. f if 3 S-1 ,A , x 1 K '55 F 4: F ass: T T - R Nr av T T' ,QT -ug M 'nv ' . . :QR if T P 2 ll ,, Q ,Q 5, , Q 0 l l f' I 1 Freshmen 'I f 'Nm f'.35'lf ff fi ml -4-2' -c z. Y J ifvvj FIRST ROW Io Anne Bevlnqton Carolyn Brun qard Norma Burb1ck Bob Corey Mary De Lauter SECOND ROW Barbara rlsher, L1nda F1Sl'l9I, B111 Foertch, Carolyn G-ano, Lors Glenn ,ff zzz- ff ff THlRD ROW Nancy Haas lanet Harrold Pe-CJQY Harrold Irrn Huk Tun Krdd FOURTH ROW Ianet Maqlll, Ianlce Maq1ll, Mary Lou McCauqhtry, Bruce M1ller, Ed Mlller . 11.7 .. 2' li in A. 4. Ex 9 iq ya- C V -,il if lx' ' r l 5 'k V A , X 1 - V ,,' wit ,g , C f xy A C y in f f 1 ', .. ' -1 ,. . .,,. v 4' 4, N 'L ': :-. -fl'-,ilk T M' k X . 'ff I A Q . , , GA QA 4 V N , K q ,, Nl ' , -slew: 'll . QJW. . C N f 1' ,r-W ' A 'mf I . if ' L 5 qt 5 r V- i A fix, I ' 3 iz ,,V, TIE 0 , r ' A ka 1, W b 5' A My 'NL Ja h kt .5 I 'hu Yami' .,, - -,L yi ' 1 1 N 5 , N ,J f ,-l. 1ijjf1Qf'f.'-QQff ,fi fl ,fx 5 . gxii A fl K . E' y , iw r, 74' fel: gm, r L 1 K K X ' 1 u 5 5, ll l yyrllr, l Freshmen ,4 X 44 ef E' -Q- ' -'FF ,z Q7 Eff? ,1 2 had FIRST ROW Chuck Ramsey Ethel R1tch1e Louxse RO9Sl1 Ioanne Srnrth Ieanette Spanabel SECOND ROW lack Stephens Rhoda Stevens Marxlyn Taylor Donna Way Dlck Thomas THIRD ROW Gary Sayers Paul Alley Ronn1e Perkms lane Zlmrnerman Ioan Zunrnerman FOURTH ROW Charlotte Oesch Mary Ellen Poulton Carol Poulton Mrlton Powers Manlyn Nolan NOT PICTURED Edward Burkey Cmdy Wood ward . A A at ,XM L? , if fe 'Fry Ci 'iw ' N 'lt' - f f ,sf ,,, -.1 sg 'l :s C T 'l'h J 4? ,,,' ' LJ V4 S if Q N yy N. 'l ' 1' N Rx 1,1 no , . M at 1: . V if ' ff 6- . ff' ,f ' S C 5 , fi ' 'A' 7 'R 'I If-47 -1 A tl RQ , , .K , Y D I 1 T ' Q 'x , 2 3 0 I V ! kk ,ww , R I fi ln V , 1 6 .qv v -.-.4 ' Sv' - gif w ,gy if V gk ' A N Kg-elf ' - 'I ,, 3 as dit f 7 9 it l L -my , - T T 1 af? if T 6 tk 11 1 l A W. 13- Q , Q 3 I I l 1 I , 1 , I - I I ' : I : I I 1 1 I l 1 1 ' . A - - ' I : , , ' . '4Y1f54AYl fi II'-ina' -ag, Hvba' vw ' ,A Young La 465 X' E Gamg 'Hg miami? Soni ev Gayle 1-fl39b F Fi Ta, Ki 9, rlxaviwv X H Maha +Alh6 ' Th NKWJ A Il Nzcef efrb Nr' vNI s IOUS 3 Stove F? Qi 2 l' QQQ6 gyjzw MQW M' Xgw- C2 V Q 80721, v.vrvCM'Lff7zA., ,UQ :ff'1U1f-Q '.n,' QWLM P MW! ,jf 0,9011 I 0,1 J . .19 cfwvu gif?-3, QR, 6- f 1833. '1- 1 WJ! Student Council The Student Council this year, as in the past, sponsored dances, discussed various items brought up by the students, and took charge of electing cheer leaders. The council was faced with a problem of finding suitable places to hold dances and assemblies, since the gym was not available, due to the construction of the new addition. Several churches were found to be School Columbiana High School has maintained its library for a number of years. In the library, you will see encyclopedias, dictionaries, at- lases, reference books, fiction and non-fiction as well as a selection of magazines which are added from time to time. The college catalogue reference is on file in the office this year and they were very helpful to everyone who is planning to go to college. Filing, recording and classification are all according to the Dewey Decimal Classification t available for assemblies and dances were held in the pavilions at the park. The council con- sists of five seniors, four juniors, three sopho- mores, two freshmen, and one each from sev- enth and eighth grade. Iim Hum was the president, Dorothy Kabler, vice-president, Patty Hum, treasurer, and Francis Prizant, secretary.. Mr. Bailey was the faculty representative. Library System. This year the library was cared for by a faculty sponsor and two special recording librarians, Barbara Burket and Barbara Leon- ard. The regular librarians took charge during the study halls besides the two special librar- ians. They are lo Rapp, Alice Ann Hum, Ioyce Tingle, Ethel Eyster, Mabel Sprague, Alice Ann Fisher, Grace Horst, Gayle Zellers, Bonnie Iones, Patty Hum, Helen Ward, Tanya Karlman, and Betty Roesti who is not pictured. ig' Urchestra and Band This year's band and orchestra has been greatly strengthened and improved. The thanks go to Mr. Wheeler for his untiring efforts and guidance. The marching band profited greatly from marching at the Columbiana County F air, at Lisbon, then at the marching contest at Salem, and finally marching at all the football games. The orchestra did a fine job at the plays, assemblies, rallies, and whenever called upon. This year, due to the remodeling of the school, the Spring Concert will be held, weather per- mitting, at Firestone Park on or about May 13. A county orchestra and band is in the mak- ing and will total 125 of the best talent in the county. A chorus of 200 voices is to be added from the county. The entire group is to put on a pageant at the park in the spring. School Cafeteria One of the absolutely indispensable activities going on at our school at noon is eating. This enjoyable activity is under the able guidance of Mrs. Miller, chief cook, and her assistant, Mrs. Cope. With the cheerful help of a staff of - W ,H-t.....Q.....,.h...: .. H .. ., 4' ri.t f 'E I Q M-W .H rf Q - f , , 3 ,,,, 5 , I -a ' .1 , ' .4 its .,., I 7: 5 l 2 nf , A . . F 'C 1' A ., students, they furnish us good lunches. The cafeteria staff, pictured below consists of, lst row: I. Sitler, B. Fisher, C. Oesch, I. Magill, I. Magill, L. Oesch, M. McCaughtryp 2nd row: Mrs. Miller, I. Smith, B. Foertch, I. Laughlin, L. Calvin, L. Roesti, Mrs. Cope. .sf . Di-A,,,W,......, f .41 L lI' I' sz Q Girls ' Chorus The Girls' Chorus was unable to have their annual concert this year because of the build- ing program now in progress. The chorus under the capable direction oi Mrs. Snow still found their role an active one in school and community affairs. They enter- tained at commencement and Baccalaureate, participated in the community Thanksgiving, Easter, and Christmas Services and National Music Week programs. The members as pictured above are: FIRST ROW: Mariio Gross, Esther Conrad, Eileen Baker, Virginia Van Fossan, Annabelle Brooking, Mabel Sprague, Mary Horst, Lois Lanterman, Mary Lou Zellers, Ioanne Sprott, Ianet Barrow, Faye Hough, Eileen Naughton, Rhoda Lipply, Gayle Zellers, Ethel Eyster, Leila Oesch, lane Case. SECOND ROW: Barbara Burkett, Barbara Leonard, Mary Lou Snyder, Patty Hum, Marilyn Miller, Ianet Esterly, Bonnie lones, lanet Poulton, Tanya Karlman, Helen Ward, Sally Stephens, Lorine Roesti, lane Babbitt, Ioy McMaster, Ioan Harding, Evelyn Davis, Ellen Mollenkopf, Peggy Harrold, Carolyn Poulton, Marilyn Nolan, Linda Fisher. THIRD ROW: Carolyn Gano, Mary Ellen Poulton, Charlotte Oesch, Ioan Zimmerman, Donna Way, Ianet Magill, Marilyn Taylor, Mary De Laughter, Louise Roesti, Ianice Magill, Ioan Bevington, Carolyn Brungard, lane Zimmerman, Ethel Ritchie, Rhoda Stevens, Jeanette Spanabel, Nancy Haas. Lois lean Glenn, Cindy Woodward, Mary lane McCaughtry, Barbara Fisher, Ioan Smith. Boys 9 Glee C lub The Boys' Glee Club is a new club, organized this year. lt is therefore inexperienced but is gaininq experience, and is enjoying singing. The club took part in several assemblies, went Christmas caroling, and has plans for the future. lt is also under the guidance of Mrs. Snow. fl Members as pictured below are: FIRST ROW: W. Longshore, I. Finnie, W. Miller, G. Sayers, W. Grant, H. Biery. SECOND ROW: D. Moser, I. Nolan, I. Kidd, D. Metz, Mrs. Snow. -eds. Qn. A, 4 .us i' ff-.. ..s.. T' I The cast was as follows: Hat Mp ml if 5 Sl' 9 Senior Play Title: The Ghost House. Author: Robert St. Clair. Type: A Mystery-Comedy in Three Acts. Setting: A living room of a deserted old mansion somewhere down South. The Story: William Harrison, the last of an old Southern family, who has been going to college in the East, comes South to take possession of a spooky old mansion around which many weird tales are woven. His great-grandfather, the leader of the Ku Klux Klan following the Junior The luniors presented their play The Eyes of Tlaloc in the high school auditorium on November 19 at 8:00. This three-act mystery was directed by Mrs. lean Snow. Mr. Wheeler and the orchestra supplied them with music: Mr. Roth gave them help with their scenery, and Smith's permitted them to use their furniture. The action of the play takes place in the living room of the house on the Rancho de los Ala- mitos, near the Mexican border in Southern Arizona. The story concerns the solving of a mystery. 'ru , S.. Nu 'D F-,, so Civil War, incurred the enmity of an old Negro witchewoman, who placed a curse on the Harri- sons. Many heirs have died mysterious deaths in the house. According to the superstition a fiery red cross appears at night to warn a new heir of impending doom. Then a ghostly proces- sion of white-robed figures apparently steal through the woods, bathed in a supernatural green light. William scoffs at the superstition and invites his sweetheart, her mother, and her sister over to help hunt for the buried treasure. Pla y Amanda Simkins .,...... Ezra Simkins ............ Pudge Rogers. .. The Professor ..... Tommy Tinker ...... Nancy Howe ......... Virginia Lee Byrd ..... Pat Gillis ........... Nawa ............,. Salvador del Saritcs. . . Pepita del Santos .... A Rancher ........ . . . . .lanet Esterly . . . .Glen Henderson . . . .George Fisher . . . .Bruce Gaver .... .Sam Greiner .....l.orine Roesti ......lane Babbitt ........Gene Daley .... George Churan . . . . . . . .Dale Morris Alice Ann Fisher .H ..... Roger Beck ...nm -- .,,...--nw, ,muy-gs--.. 5 ...in-n-w..f Mr .LF .itif Senior Y -Teen Our Senior Y-Teen Club is composed of 43 of the Iunior and Senior girls. Membership is open to all Iunior and Senior girls. This year the Y-Teen calendar was full of parties, speeches, dinners, and many other things which provided an interesting, versatile program. The program for the year began with a formal installation service to which we invited our mothers and friends, and following the service, Mrs. Bailey of Salem gave a demonstration of plastic materials and their uses. The annual Hi-Y and Y-Teen Banquet was held this year in the Methodist Church and was very much enjoyed. Both roller and ice skating parties were held which furnished a lot of good fun and a lot of laughter at both our own and the others expense. Some people aren't so poised when they're in a heap on the floor or ice, as they are on their feet! Shortly before Christmas, Mrs. Stanfield of Youngstown presented a very interesting demonstration on gift wrapping: She contributed much in making the gifts received from the Y-Teen members more cleverly wrapped than before. The Y-Teens held their Christmas dinner at the Guilford Grange hall December 20. We left there full of good food and Christmas cheer. These are but a few of the many times we spent together this past year. We had a dem- onstration on ceramics and jewelry, jitney sales, another Sweetheart Dance, a Mother's Tea, a Farewell Party, and many more good times. The cabinet is pictured below. First row: Sally Stevens, Recording Secretary, Ioanne Sprott, Membership Chairmang Patty Grimes, President, Ianet Barrow, Social Chairman, Carol King, Vice President, Leila Oesch, Treasurer. Second row: Mrs. F erne Iackson, Sponsor, Alice Ann Fisher, Secretary, Lomne Roesti, Publicity Chairman, lane Babbitt, Program Chairman: Mrs. Iean Snow, Sponsor. A . 0 4 ' M 9 . M X, y ff Q . 4 y V -V g . M.. ., D 1 7 , . - - as ' +. nw ' ' t , l , 4,4 iz. A 6 t Kai' ' fu 'A 22111 T .. g Q, v V 1 . ' . l . X 9 w + 'Q Y' lf. ' 1 .si , .4 ,Q Y 6 L ,Lv J .:- 4 X I, gr ,, 1 4 Q, . , w , , t Q- gn 5 g' L ,A w 1 e A Q ta. .h .sl W iv N ' V W ' -' . K 9 -V. - - ,gl ip- . . f ' fr 3. ra. QQ 1 9 3 . A 2 ss l. 9 4 up 1 Q, i?s x ff FH Junior The Iunior Y-Teen Club is a high school organization mder the supervision of the Young Women's Christian Association. The purpose of the club is to provide guidance and social activity for girls oi high school age. Our group is open to all Freshman and Sophomore girls. The club, which was first organized in Columbiana in l929, was known as Girl Reserves. The name was changed to Y-Teens in June 1946 by the National Board oi the Young Women's Christian Association. The Y-Teens, together with all other members of the Y. W. C. A., share a common purpose. To build a fellow- ship oi women and girls devoted to the task of realizing in our common life, those ideals of personal and social living to which we are committed by our faith as Christians. In this endeavor, we seek to understand Iesus, to share His love for all people and to grow in the knowledge and love of God . The new Y-Teen symbol, combining the world- wide blue triangle with an elongated globe was chosen to symbolize the fact that Y-Teen groups are part of a world- wide organization. Our activities for the year included selling football pro- grams at home games, Iitney Sales of home-made cake and Yr Y -Teens candy, Spaghetti Supper, Theater Party ln Salem, Christmas Party and Gift Exchange, Special Speaker, Song Fests, Hobo Nite, Valentine Party, Lenten Service, Mother's Night. and Formal Installation. Important days were those on which we received our sweaters, pins and insignias. Special ieatures this year included Secret Pals and Pen Pals. Our meetings were held twice each month. Attendance, scholar- ship, and character were emphasized as our duty 'and responsibility as good Y-Teens. Below are pictured the lollowing club oificersz President ........................... Patty -Hum Vice-President ,................ Cindy Woodward Secretary .......... . . . Peggy Harrold Treasurer ..,.......... ...... E velyn Davis Program Chairman. ............. Ellen Mollenkopf Membership Chairman ......... . . .Marilyn Nolan Social Chairmen. .Marilyn Taylor, Mary Lou Snyder Music Chairman ................... Carolyn Gano Reporter ....................... Cgbby Brungard Accompanist. . . . . .Ianet and Ianice Magill Sponsor ...... ......... M ildred Liston 1 V , ,-, ,..,.,,...5 . f c .v , VW' lwtlwlw 36 I . . w ,S J sy,... 'tv X 1 ' 1 .V 1 . t my. . , r Ili-Y Club The Columbiana High School Chapter ot the Hi-Y is part of a national organization which is sponsored by the Y. M. C. A. The theme of the National Hi-Y for this year is Christian Citizenship. Through this organiza- tion the boys are encouraged to become good citizens of the community and to participate in religious activities in the community. To be a member of the Hi-Y Club you have to be a junior or senior and have a C average or above. Officers ot the club are: Secretary ...... . . . . . . . Iim Hum George Fisher President .............. Vice-President ......... DickDuff Treasurer .............. Chuck Baker Program Chairman. . . Social Chairman ..... . .Dale Kampfer . . ...Jack Guy Sargeant at Arms ...... Henry Wining Chaplain ............ Charles McBride Sponsor of Club ........... Mr. Bailey f , 43. 'Q fwpgw- --.ml .. 14- F? 5T 2f -. 52 X --.... ,F 'ttm H Enwklii G 'f' - ,ffl C' vm Q 9, Aa Y 'U , , 6 K ' ,K -V Q r' , - . ' x 'T 55' '14 at - 'f JA , Ml ,WF .! 2., , ' hw-.., Torch Club The Torch Club is very similar to the Hi-Y because it is also part of a national organization which is sponsored by the Y. M. C. A. The boys participate in about the same activities as the Hi-Y club. They have bi-monthly meetings and once a month they go to the Y. M. C. A. in Youngstown for a swimming party. They also have one night in the gym each month to play basketball. The purpose and platform for the Torch Club is the same as for the Hi-Y. To qualify for membership in the Torch Club you must be a freshman or a sophomore and have a C average or above. The officers are as follows: President ................. Iim Nolan Vice-President ....... Charles Ramsey Secretary .............. Robert Oesch Treasurer .............. Dick Warrick Program Chairman ...... Ierry Finney Sargeant at Arms ........ Willis Miller Social Chairman ........ Iack Stevens .s F ,ni . i W- --W-J x yr., , . 6. prov. MW Jfllllllfld 4-3 'Eh 5 'Bs XHSQJ. Natlonal Honor Socaety The purpose ot the Nat1onal Honor Socxety 1S to create an enthus1asm for scholarsh1p to strmulate a des1re to render SGFVICG to promote leadersh1p and to develop character 1n the students of Amencan secondary schools Co lumb1ana H1gh School has been a member of th1s organ1zat1on s1nce 1936 Chapters are formed only 1n hlgh schools of excellent stand 1ng Students el1q1ble for membershlp must have a scholast1c rank 1n the upper twenty f1V9 per cent of the1r respect1ve classes Only hfteen per cent of a graduatmg class can be elected It has been a great honor for students to recelve these awards QIVGH annually at the beg1nn1ng of the second semester The followmg students plctured above are Nat1onal Honor Soclety members for 1949 Senrors R1chard Duff Mary Lou Zellers Franc1s Prlzant I1m Hum Duane Poulton Bob Vaughn Iumors Dorothy Kabler and Alton Wrtter Detwller Award The Detw1ler Award of Columblana Hlgh School serves as an 1ncent1ve for self tra1n1nq IH Scholarshlp Character and C1t1zensh1p The wmner of th1s award 1S chosen by representa lves of the classes and members of the faculty The wmners name along Wllh the w1nners names of other years IS engraved on a metal plaque 1n a promlnent place 1n the school He or she recelves a medal and a cash award of flfty dollars The wlnner last year was Wrlma Kabler We would l1ke to extend our congratulat1ons to W1lma on her outstandmg scholarshlp and other qualltxes wh1ch brought her the award We would llke also to thank Mr Detw1ler the donor of th1s award for h1s preparatlon of th1s award for the Senlors of Columb1ana Hlgh School School Honor Roll To be on the school honor roll a student must earn a full B or better 1n each subaect 1nclud1ng C1l1ZGDSh1p Thls means plenty of work as we all know The followmg students were on the honor roll each s1x weeks durlng the f1rst semester and therefore are hlghly deservmg ot th1s honor Ianet Barrow Ethel Eyster Patty Hum Ioanne S1tler Dave Wamck Dorothy Kabler IanetMag1ll Ian1ceMag1ll Edd1eM1ller Mary Ellen Poulton Clndy Woodward Rosella Grlfflth IanetRe1nehr Ellzabeth Burkey Donn1e Gleckler Hubert Keylor and Ann Moorehead M I 1 1 t ,M 2 5 . l t o el 1 14, if 5 ' A as V - I . ' v 'Wi' ' 'Q - . f N -. 1 19' 1 1 ' 44 'fn' -5 QE Q. jf' , Q f . ' qw. , Q! , F tw' ., 4' 1 -' 1, 1 o o 1 I o , , I I I I I l - 3 I 1 I 1 - I I I - 1 I 1 o I I ' . 1 1 . . 1 . . ' ' I 1 1 - 1 I I ' 2 1 1 I I I ' F I I I I ' I I I I AI . I I ' s School News Staff Again this year Mrs. Iackson and Miss Esterly decided that it would be nice to put weekly school news in the Ledger. My two assistants, Ethel Anglemyer and Virginia Van Fossan, helped me, Virginia Brown, assemble and type the news, while our classmates did all the reporting. As the year wore on I found out what a big job I had gotten myself into, but the more l worked, the more interesting editing became. I hope we have all done a satisfactory iob in presenting to you the school news week by Week. ' I Columbiana Library The Columbiana Library is a thoroughly modern library of 12,000 volumes, under the able direction of Mrs. Weaver cmd Mrs. Felger. It seems an inseparable part of our school, being next door and being used so much by students. All of us appreciate the helpfulness and courtesy shown us by Mrs. Weaver and Mrs. Felger, who are pictured at the left. IAQ ,Qi-elf i' 44.44, 1-. at-fx The Clipper squad this year was a light and inexperi- enced one, but they were constantly fighting to break into the win column. Starting his second year as coach of the Clippers, Coach jack Cramb was faced with the difficult task of moulding a potent football squad out of a meager supply of material. Starting out the season with Poland, the Clippers were a victim of bad breaks losing after a hard fight 12-O. The next Tri-County tilt was with Minerva's veteran eleven. We came out on the short end, l9-D. Our second home game was with Canfield, who took advantage of every break to top us, 25-0. The following week we played our best game of the Football 1948-1949 season against the Leetonia Bears. This ended in a dis- appointing loss of 14-7. Boardman was our next rival We went down before their tricky T by a score of 27-0. Sebring's big, rough Trojans came to the Firestone Park on the following week and took home a 26-7 victory. Next on the schedule we played the Lisbon Blue Devils. Lisbon lived up to their reputation as one of the tougher teams in the country, as they romped to win 39-6. We finished the season with our arch rival East Palestine. Although we had high hopes of defeating the Bull Dogs, it just wasn't in the books for us to win. T rack The Track outlook for the 1948-49 season looks better than that of the last few years with eleven lettermen back. Last year's team competed in the Mansfield Relays, Ohio Relays, Poland Relays, County Meet, District Wesleyan Meet, and three dual meets with Poland, Springfield, and Boardman. Captain mile run and finished 16th in a field of 37, tying the C. H. S. record of 4 minutes 52 seconds. Carl Kleist qualified for the State Meet in the Lettermen and their events who are back this year are C. McBride ................ hurdles, jumps, dashes G. Fisher .... R. Barnes .... I. Hum ..... .... D. Kabler .... R. Vaughn. . . I. Gorcheff .. B. Gaver ...... E. Redpath .... D . Metz ...... H. Biery . . . . . . . . .weights, half-mile relay distance runs distance runs, half-mile relay ...............dashes, jumps . . . .dashes, jumps . . . .. .. .Hurdles .........hurdles ..........weights . . . .dashes, jumps . . . . ...weights Enninatxnf, -F52 Eottmamnr UMBIAN OLuf4ntAm A gn A , yt. ' 'in '-...z :mms , catunailutjy ,QLUMMANR EULUMBIANA 2, CLWPEFS .V Mem' , am .ULU N .LGLUM NA KT 221 :L IPPEPF CUPPEQ5 V CLlPPEF5 cg LU Mumilt Q... ' 3?-5' lttwslf Cl.!Ppi:iI5 t ttf cumllf . , J Football George Fisher Halfback Iunior-Captam George was always good for needed yardage and was almost always called upon to carry the ball when the gorng got tough Hrs brursrng power and trrcky change of pace got hrm many long runs He wrll be back next year and should add to hrs laurels Irm Hum Fullback Semor Playrng hrs last year of football hm was most spectacular on hrs defensrve play Pee Wee s abrlrty to dragnose the opponents plays proved very helpful to the team On the offense lrm was used mostly as a blocker Hrs graduatron wrll certarnly be a loss to the team Duane Poulton End Semor Duane outwrtted many a halfback because of hrs speed He played hrs best game at Loursvrlle thrs year when he caught many passes good for badly needed yardage Dueys end posrtron wrlr be drffrcult to f1ll Iohn Gorcheii Guard Senior Thrs was lohn s frrst year on the varsrty football squad He proved hrmself to be one of the key lrnemen both as an offensrve and a defensrve player Although scalmg l40 pounds lake stopped many lrne plunges by submarrnrnc Hrs lme performances wrll be greatly mrssed next year Robert Vaughn Halfback Semor Bob was out most of the season resultrng from an rnlured knee but he possessed the wrll to play Usually bemg a blockrng back Bob threw the decrsrve block on many a long gam Hrs speed and agrlrty were an asset to th1s years team Henry Wrnmg Tackle Senior Hank played mostly on defense and was one of the hardest chargmg lrnemen on the team He broke through numerous trmes to drop the opposrng team s ballcarrrers for losses Hrs power and sprrrt wrll be rnrssed rn the future Drck Duff Guard Semor Drck ran mto tough luck at the very start of the season He was unable to practrce for a few weeks because of srckness and later on was rnrured When he drd play he was always tryrng and had the wrll to grve everythmg for the team Charles McBr1de-Quarterback Iunior Chrck was small but could fake to perfectron Hrs ball handlrng was an rmportant part of the offense as he could draw the defense from the runner by hrs fakes He also passed and punted whenever called upon to do so whether rmured or not He should show some real trrcks next year Charles Baker End Iumor Chuck backed up the lrne on defense and few runners got past hrm He loved to tackle and he hrt them low On offense he was a sure frngered pass receiver and a tough man to block out on punts Sam Gremer Tackle Iunlor Sam played every game wrthout a rest and drd rt good enough to make All County He was blg and fast and many trmes got tackles on the other srde of the held He never qurt tryrng and next year should be brgger and tougher yet Persona ls B111 Grant-Center Iunlor Dopey played the tough game of center and could snap that ball accurately He backed up the lme on defense and took care of hrs spot qutte well Wlth the experrence garned thrs year he should play a tough game of football next year George Churan-Center Iunlor George was brg although not too fast He was rugged on defense and a frne center consrderrng that he lust learned the posrtron thrs year He wrll be back next year also and wrth a llttle more speed should be plenty rough on opposrng players Don Kabler Halfback Iunlor Don was one of our best backs on end around plays Berng lefthanded he made many spectacular garns around the defenslve rrght wall With the experrence he obtamed th1s year he wrll be a constant threat to the defensrve ends lack Guy Tackle luntor Although lackmg experience Hooker was always rough on the defense lack always had a determrnatron to wrn Surely he wrll be an rmportant cog on next years squad Ed Moorehead End Iunlor Thrs bemg Specs second year out for football he garned much valuable experrence for next year Although Ed couldnt always see passes comrng he snagged several for welcome yardage Next year he should be an outstandrng Iohn Lauqhhn End Sophomore Iohn caught on fast to the tricks of the end posrtron Hrs speed accuracy on following punts and frne defensrve abrhty were of great value Wrth two more years to play lohn wrll prove that he rs made of football materral Harry Bxery Guard Sophomore After startrng the season as fullback Harry was trans ferred to a guard posltron Although hampered by a knee rmury he haa a knack of mrxrng up the opposrtron and comrng out on top Harry wrll be a marnstay on the next two years teams Willxs Miller Tackle Sophomore Werghrng over 200 pounds Wrllre used all hrs werght to an advantage both defensrvely and offensrvely Brg Reds srze and determrnatron wrll make h1m a bulwark next year Bruce Gaver. Gerry Fmney Dick Warrrck Managers Bruce Gerry and Drck were constantly runnmg after equrpment tape or the medrcme k1t Wrth the numerous rmurres thrs was a huge Job They deserve much credrt for therr wrllmgness to help the coach and the team Reserves Drck Metz Dave Warrrck Rob rt Barnes Norman Esterly and Charles Ramsey 11 11 1 1 I ' . . 11 1 11 . . . . . 1 - . 1 , . . 11 1 11 . . , , . . . . . 1 . 1 . I 1 1 11 11 - 1 . . , . . 1 1 11 11 , , . 1 , - . - . . 11 11 . . . 1 . 1 1 1 , . 1 ' . - - 11 11 , , 1 1 . . , 1 ' . 1 . . 1 1 . I - . . 1 ' . - - 1 . . 1 . 1 . . . ' - 11 . 11 , , , 1 1 11 . . . . . 1 4 . 11 1 . ' 1 1 1 ' 1 1 - . , , . 1 Q 1 1 - 1 1 Basketball Personals SAM GREINER Forward-dangerous on offense worked hard at all trmes good left hook shot very uandy around the backboards w1ll be back text year BRUCE GAVER Center hard workrng good shot from corners lanky good rebounder capable ts always rn hrgh SDITIIS back next year GEORGE FISHER Guard strong competrtton for h1s worthy opponents powerful hard drrver w1ll help next year s team very much DONALD KABLER hand push shot-determmed to grve hrs best learns fast has one more year IOHN GORCHEFF Guard small but sturdy very aggressrve has hrs heart rn the game-lrkes all sports w1ll graduate thrs year HARRY BIERY Guard sturdy but fast hard dr1v1ng good set shot fme floor man w1ll be back for two more years DUANE POULTON Forward a ftne ball handler excellent at reboundtng speclalrst wrth one hand push shot qutck wtll be greatly mrssed next year CAPTAIN JIM HUM Center a specralrst at hrs one hand push shot well lrked by hrs teammates worked hard at practrce wtll be greatly mlssed next year CHARLES MCBRIDE Guard a set shot artrst good ball stealer faked to perfectron W1ll1HQ d1m1nut1ve but speedy w1ll be a great asset to next year s team IOHN LAUGHLIN man to watch was always trymg hard has two years to play BILL GRANT Guard sly worked hard tn practlce good shot from any angle-ltked to clown ln a frtendly fashion has another year to play DUFF WINING GUY MANAGERS Very hard worktng dependable-always around when needed kept su1ts rn good order and shape-Dlck and Henry are gradu ates thrs year Forward f tricky drtbbler --- a good left ForwardfQOOd ShOf!l9OIT1S fGSf-TOL1Ql1 FN JMX QS www-M. gf Wx V511 is X Vx X X Q B Iii? 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Basketball Colurnbxana I-hgh s renowned Chppers corn plled a fme basketball record th1s year con s1der1ng that they were wlthout a home court because of constn1ct1on on the new add1t1on Th1s marked Coach lack Crarnb s second year as the Cllpper Coach HIS two-year record stands at 27 wxns to 14 losses Playmg agaxnst tough Tn County compet1t1on the shorter Colum b1ana Qulntet broke even 1I'1 slx t1lts The chmax of the season came wlth the overwhelm1ng V1C'1OI'Y over the Palestlne Bull Dogs to the tune of 67 37 H1gh scorer of the year was Chlck McBr1de w1th 253 poxnts F1sher and Hum followed Wllh 187 and 177 polnts respectlvely The rest of the sconng went to Grelner w1th 120 Poulton 106 Gaver 73 BIGIY 38 Laughhn 14 Kabler 9 Grant 2 and last but not least Gorcheff Wllh 1 foul The reserve squad ach1eved a record of 16 w1ns to 4 reverses They showed much 1mprove ment dunng the season as thelr shoot1ng accur acy mcreased Dopey Grant sparked the reserves wlth 128 polnts Colurnblana Colurnblana Columblana Co1umb1ana Columb1ana Co1umb1ana Columblana Columbxana Columblana olurnblana o1umb1ana Colurnlmana Co1umb1ana Colurnblana Columblana Columblana Columblana Co1umb1ana Columblana Columblana Columbmana Columblana Faxrfleld Spnngheld Twp New Waterford Llsbon North Llma Salem Fxtch Poland Alurnm Leeton1a L1sbon East Palestlne Mlnerva Lowellvllle Youngstown North Warren St Mary s Sprlngheld Twp Sebnng Lou1sv1l1e North Canton Boardman East Palestme U' 4 D rten1hQr2U 48 Dt ar D1ary About a week ago we had an clectlon of othcers lt wa au1te cose but I tnnk tl e people tl at we e o t1e Q lea 1 were Pres1dent LarolCalv1r1 VICE Pres1dent Donn1e Glecklcr Secretary Ronn1e Zellcrs Treasurer Sh rley Drotls tt Soc1al Ll a1rn1an DGV1d Evans We haven t ad a p1cn1c yet but l hope that we can 1ave one before our school year IS over The e1a mth aradc also rad ar elect1on of othcers about tl e sarne tune as we GIG Trey are Pres1dent W1 hu Beck X11 e Pres1dent Sh1rl y Wells Secretary RGCf1Gl Esterly Treasurer Ann Mcffullouah Soc1al una rrnan F ed Forney They went on a we1ner roast to lack Hough s There were t1e usual th1nqs to eat we ners pop and notato clup They also had a Halrowe n party at the scnool 1n the qyrn Tl ey nad c1der and r umpk1n p1e Most of the even1nq was spent square dancrna and playmq qarnes Everyore enloyed them elv s and was sorry to see the partv corne to a close The e1ahth qraders have had two teachers Mrs Toot and now Mrs Gaver nl 'I 6 Kl9VlhrFnx . . I 1 rhltix' 6 7 1 QQ N' 7 U! K Te 2 P 2' '1 , l9 X , I 'W 3 J! I . s ' , l ., E' 1, ww '-. 11 er. elected will do very well. The results f l v 1 ,ft on I N . n , , . ,, 1 g ,,. , ' , T1 j , , 11 . e . , ? g ' ' 1 , , . 1 I it 1 A I ,A H 2 ' . l ' 1 T 1 l Y ' 1 1 1 T. 11 2 ' , 1 I' .- f C 1, 1 9 I , 1 1 l I , A 1 I r f.. N 1 1 1 , Y . 1' ,s. 1 ' e 1 , 1 , ' . 1, I ' 6 ' ' . 1 1 1 ' s e 4 1 .1 11 ' , . f vo asv' wfzv 'L fw- -44' R XE Zigi f-'sig 'if' 3 48 Eighth Grade G 1' . 3 ,,,-. : 7 4 win' M 'IF .f ...F vf' Hi au E 'HD ya-56' -S-'9 pg oo -1 -er' 'T l-li if Eff -A. gk -D' ia f 1- 49 f f ',,..f- is 4-P' J gn- 441 W-S FIRST ROW Mary Lou Adams Frances Auqustrne Larry Barley Ronald Barnes Wllbur Beck Marshall Brrmmqham Naomr Boston SECOND ROW Margery Burbrck Irmmy Collrers Vxolet Iune Coy Bob Culp Marre Lourse Dean lackre Detwrler Iune Drshonq THIRD ROW Isabelle Duvall Rachel Eslerly Fred Forney Dana Grzmes Rosella Grrfhth Earl Hrcks Palrncxa Huk FOURTH ROW lack Houqh Dav1d Iessop Barbara lohnson Robert Iustrce Fred Koch Donald Kyser Donnie Lower FIFTH ROW Le1la Mannas Don McBr1cle De Wayne MC Carly Ann McCullough Lawerance McVay Mary Pazel Matt Powers SIXTH HOW Ian Reese Ianet Remehr Tom Sayer Ray Souder Sh1rley Tyson Edward Urschler Ianrs Welker SEVENTH ROW Drck Whrlehead Shrrley Ann Wells NOT PICTURED Charles McCall , K as .F Vg I6 , hz' I- F y f - , T ,A E I 'fi , or I 4, .X 15 lk , .3 , I I 'l 4 ' A' F ,gf I 1 ,iv ' T I f . 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FIRST ROVV Carolrne Barton iv- Jjff' 3' g 'IZ me Qi........, 351' vw 3-,361 ,lf iv- Charles Bevrnqton Barbara Blery Celra Bowers Elrzabeth Burkey Ray Burkhart Harold SECOND ROW Carol Calvrn John Case Marrlyn Coy Charles Dahms Arclella Davrs Mary lane Dodson Robert THIRD ROW Shrrley Drotlelf Davrd Evans Homer Grlchrrst Donald Gleckler Donald Grant Mona Guy Burdell Heck FOURTH ROW Iane Holmes Sandra Hulc Hubert Ke-ylor Phrlrp Kramer Harland Leonard ,loanne Lrttle Maxme Martrn FIFTH ROW ludy Maurer Donald Merreot Ann Morehead Patsy Nash Rat 1 rt Orr Iohn Patchen Sally Reese RlXlll ROW luqone Reeves Gracc Rayer Brlly Rupert lsaluella bnyrkr Donna Spanabel Sandra Strayer Norma 'rarran Sl VENrtl Rt IVV Ronald Zellers r 1? if .. i L lgsffl il . . Y v A .cs if x . Q. , 7 'J an' ,, L fax l 'liqu,,N Junior High Football The lunior High Clippers had a successful football season as they split in their four game schedule. East Palestine Iunior High overcame the Clippers in the opening game, but the smaller Clipper squad was playing good hard football. With this experience under their belts, the Columbiana Iunior High conquered the Iunior High squads from Lisbon and Minerva. The final battle with the Bull- The lunior High Clippers winning 16 and losing 3. Columbiana Ir Columbiana Ir Columbiana Ir Columbiana Ir Columbiana Ir Columbiana Ir Columbiana lr Columbiana lr Columbiana Ir Columbiana Ir High ..... High ..... High High High High High High High High dogs would have been a victorious one if three bad breaks hadn't stopped the Clippers within the ten yard line. The season r Columbiana lr. Columbiana Ir. Columbiana Ir. Columbiana Ir. ecard: 'High High ..... l9 High ..... 8 High ..... U 7 Junior High Basketball had another successful year, East Palestine Ir. High .... Springfield lr. High. Lisbon Ir. High ..... N. Lima lr. High... Leetonia Ir. High. . . Fitch Ir. High ...... Salineville Ir. Highl Fairfield Ir. High... Salem lr. High ..... Minerva lr. High. . . Columbiana Ir. Columbiana Ir, Columbiana Ir. Columbiana lr. Columbiana Ir. Columbiana lr. Columbiana Ir. Columbiana Ir. Columbiana lr. Columbiana Ir. Co-Captains, Hign .,... High High ..... High ..... High ..... High ..... High High ..... High ..... High Hicks East Palestine lr. High .... 27 Lisbon Ir. High .....,..... O Minerva Ir. High ........, O East Palestine Ir. High .... 2 Lowellviile Ir. High ....... i8 N. Lima li. High .......... 26 Springfield lr. High ....... '23 Sebring lr. High .......... 33 Leetonia lr. High .....,... 25 Salineville Ir. High ....... 10 Boardman Ir. High ..,.... l9 Salem lr. High ........... 22 East Palestine Ir. High .... 25 Opponents . ,....... .... 3 88 and McBride, were the leading scorers followed by Powers, Koch, Bailey, Whitehead and Beck. 4 v I Nj J 5 'ri ,.X 1 new 'Y V xv , A M W -1. f 3: , - A 9 s JQK rf ' I Safety Pa trol The Safety Patrol was organized by Mr. Bailey and Henry Wining. The group is under the supervision of Henry Wining and Gary Sayers. The members are selected mostly from vol- unteers from the seventh and eighth grades. The members help the grade school children cross the dangerous crossings, in the morning, at the noon hourg and after school in the after- noon. They perform this duty willingly through- out the year, in all kinds of weather. They have charge of the kindergarten at noon and evening. This group is the guest of the Columbiana Rotary and the Cleveland Indians at a baseball game in Cleveland in the spring. Junior High Cheerleaders There are three Iunior High Cheerleaders this year, Rachel Esterly, Barbara Biery, and Shirley Wells. Rachel was held over from last year while Barbara and Shirley were newly elected this year. They make a great trio of cheer- leaders and look particularly nice in their new uniforms bought for the basketball season this year. In the picture above, lst row: Ioanne Rapp, Eileen Naughton, Rhoda Lipply, Ruth lessop, loy McMasters, Frances Augustine, Pat Huk, Mary Adams, Marie Dean, Iune Dishong, Anna McCullough, Shirely'Tyson. 2nd row: Gary Sayers, Bill Spratt, Iack Detwiler, Bob lustice, Ray Souders, Donald McBride, Dick Thomas, Earl Hicks, Edward Urschler, Fred Koch, limmie Collier, Bill Culp, Henry Wining. 3rd row: lames Welker, lames Nolan, David Iessop, Ronnie Barnes, Charles Gorby, lack Hough, Fred Forney, Bill Foertch, Matt Powers, lim Kidd, Marshall Birmingham, Lawrence McVay, Bob Whitehead. 41 , Girls Junlor Hugh Chorus 73 :NJ nt Easy Thrs chorus consrsts of all the seventh cmd erqhth grade qrrls They have done a mce Joh rn smqmq for assembhes and varrous programs Thrs has qrven them qood expenehce for thelr future years m hugh school The1r ann IS to smq artlstlcally and emoy lt Thrs chorus 1S under the efhcxent dlrectmon of Mrs Snow wing' 'ligl-4 1' ,sw Glamour 'Fi-an 7? up-I-L? www 'xr -QW Havuv FUN I To UYS TQST LOQKINJ J 0 O O , , fl , ' . 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W Wlqll to ll1ar1lc smcerely all the bL1SlIlG'3ST1'lQ1 al our commuruty and cl15t11cl wl1a aclverlmc d 111 our CII1I1llCIl 011ly tl1ra115 1 lllPII1 and our COl'1lflbLllOfS 1 our annual DO'iQ1blG Wa W1 l1latl1a11lcll1e lOllOWlI1lj lIlQllV1Cll1CIl W IO c a11l11lv11lQd 111aQl aoue rouqly la our am111al but d1cl not Wlqll to advertlsr Dr Harry Baokwaller LOL Baokwaltrhr ll R Bur1gl1 C ampbell D1 Q,OIlbQIlllIlO Cal11111b1ar1a Floral Ca Dr C W Dewalt Dr Cwaver Mr 61 Mrs P1I'1lC9I'lOI'1 Kac,l1 lima lrum lVl1ller Maarehead Myerfs Mum y Nglqou Nmalette Compllments of The Natlonal Rubber Machmery Company COLUMBIANA, OHIO Dr. Barber Dr, Hart . Dr. ' Dr. A , Dr. ' Mr. 1 . ' Dr. 1 H ' - Dr. if ' Dr. , 5 1, N 'P ' Dr. , . , ' . Dr. E1 . . . Dr. 1 r . 3 Dr. ' Compllments of B 81 N Transporlallon Inc Common Carrzer By Truck Shlp By Truck The fastest and most dependable iransportatlon SGIVICB A Certified Regular Route Till but-cl ef lyvrd1TAM I 'CE F-'Peak V r- N106 lrvd 53 Il' lo-AP Q 9 U MQ 1 Chic i'-K niv- l ' s bet Fr-c SP5 --Qu. O I Strasf Fam EDN Berg s Bretzels, nc Manufacturers f Bretzels -Potato Chips - Cheez Corn - Noodles French Fried Corn -Corn Twistees LEETONIA, OHIO Compllments of KANNAL COAL C0 Steam and Domeshc Coal New Waterford Oh1o Phone Columblcmcr 4781 Comphments of Pump Servzce and Well Dr1Il1ng Pump Sales and Servzce Columbwrna Ohlo Phone 645 HORTON'S FRY FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Invalld Car Courleous and efhclent SEIVICE for more than a quarter century Fred B. Detwiler. Mgr. 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Salesman UPHULSTERING By Elzte D Mahon W Semor RESTYLING REFINISHING RECOVERING Custom Bullt Furnlture Our Speclalty All Types of Fabrics rn a Varlety Colors of Your Cholce An experienced upholsterer wlll call at your home and glve a free estlmate V1s1t our showroom ln Washmgtonvllle and see our flne variety of lamps breakfast sets 6. llvlng room iurnlture For 1mmed1ate servzce call Leetoma 8839 Complxments of PIERCE RADIO AND AUTO SERVICE 121 West Salem St Columblana Oh1o Servzce on all makes of Home or Auto Radzos Garage Serv1ce On A11 Makes of Cars Motorola rad1os for car and home MOTOROLA TELEVISION Sales and Servlce . O . . . A1 ua . . I , . . . . . I I I 0 I Compliments of CRESCENT MACHINE DIVISION RUCKWELL MANUFACTURING COMPANY Leeionla Uhlo THE BEN FRANKLIN AND FEDERATED STORE C1 b Oh I Compliments of Home-owned o um iana, io THE H J HARROLD TOOL COMPANY 0111 lmen S O THE FRANKLIN FURNITURE CO Columbiana, Ohio Compliments oi Emil Dubeck Columbiana. 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O C - 1 r Q - - Lomphments of Wmnlng 8: Smlth Amoco Servrce Tues Tubes F1atsF1Xed R C1 d uqs eane Phone 4726 446 E Par7 Ave Columblana Ohlo Sliler s Flowers For All Occasrons COlllmb1GI a 01110 A Clzpper Ad Keeps A Busmess Name Before The Publzc For Many Years STALEY AND GLENN THE HOME or Goon SHOES Columblana Ohlo Footwear At Moderate Przces Compliments of KYSER'S BOWLING ALLEYS Columbiana. Chio Telephone 396 ,N . I I I I 'N 4 r ' . Comphments or I I N I I . I J Sansenhaugher PAINTING a DECORATION ROLLER SKATE F I-Ie-ulth cl F KELLY S PARK Leet cz Oh SKATING EVERY NIGHT GOOD LUCK T0 THE CLASS OF 49 TRUESDELL S Good Luck Class of 1949 Paul Glecker Charles Herron Bcrtte s Ge erato s Weld g Steel a d Fcxbrlcat g Compliments of A. 0 or cm un at I nd U om . io Phone 5lO Cglumbicmgl Qhio Private l3c1rties4lVlOn. 61 Fr I - I . r1e , n r , in . , n ' in Compllments ot James T1re and 011 Company New Waterford Ohlo DISTRIBUTORS Lee TIYQS and Tubes Quaker Rubber Products Freedom Petroleum Products Phone New Watertord 5121 Comphments ot The Home Savmgs And Loan Company 108 South Mam Street Central Procelaln Manufacturers ot ELECTRIC, PORCELAIN PRODUCTS Good Luck Class of 1949 Holloway and Son Rellablllty Slnce 1875 Co1umb1ana Ohro WO1t'S Hefld Oils Columbiana, Ohio J 1 Columhlana Bulck Deot1ers rn Bulck Cors C M C Trucks GENERAL ELECTRIC Phone 331 F lsher Prmtmg Co G Chos Chuck Flsher Colurnblancr s Largest COMMERCIAL PRINTING PLANT Letterpress ond Offset Experts Phone 4453 252 South Mom St Co1umh1ono Chlo We hond1e ct comp1ete hne of Chrysler Engrneered Mopor Ports ond ACCQSSOTIQS Dodge Passenger Cars Dodge Iob Rated Trucks SALES SERVICE Plymouth Maln Street Motors Phone 4415 253 South Mcun Co1umb1ono Ch1o TROPHY SPORTS BETTER ATHLETIC GOODS 1 Eost Stote Street N1Ies Ohio Phone 22116 REFRIGERATORS Everything You Need Congratulatrons Columbrcrncr Class of 1949 ISALY DAIRY SPECIAL ICE CREAM FOR WEDDINGS ANNIVERSARIES AND ALL OCCASIONS Fltzpairlck Bros GOOD CLOTHES FOR MEN Co b H1 Columbrana Storage Warehouse Warrrck Funeral Servrce Col bcmcr Oh lum icmcx, Qhio Compliments of Compli ents of um i , io Best Wrshes To Class of 49 upert s Bakery 18 South Mam Street Columblcxna Ohro Compliments of H a M on. co Shell Drsirlhuior Columblana Qlmo Phone 431 l Good Luck and Success To Class of 49 CLARENCE SPROTT Columhlana Cleaners Columlmana Ohro Heck s Restaurant Chrcken and Steaks-anyume HOME COOKED MEALS Dmmq Space Avadable For Prrvate Partles My But lt ls Good Our lce Cream lust A Nlce Place T Brmq Your Frlenols For Dmrler 1 I C O R I n l I I I u u I . I ' - ' ' - O Comphrnents of The Vogue Shop We carry a complete hne of Hats Lmqene Blouses Gloves Purses Iewelry Searls Olmsiead s Bakery Blrthday and Wedd1na Cakes A Speclalty We cater to partles lU7 South Maln Street Clllzens Savlngs Bank Columblana 0h1O Branch Ottloe Leetonla Oh1O A 1-IOME BANK FOR HOME PEOPLE Member ot Eederal Deposlt lnsuranoe Corporauon Compllments of WUNSETLER C0 DESIGNERS MANUFACTURERS Colurnblana Oll1O HAYCLONE HAY ELEVATORS I ll ll H059 I-Iqnkies Columbiana, Ohio I I I O GP TUNIOPS 1 Swift Stuff D0-t ag. W 'X WSH WANI Some? Y f3eaut4aS IIOIIIN The BELNJ Comphments of HELEN S BEAUTY SHOPPE Phone 2106 Columblcmo Oh1o THE COLUMBIANA HATCHERY Hlgh Quallty BABY CHICKS Comphments of TURKEY RUN INN Comphments of W. E. MCCAUGHTRY PLUMBING AND HEATING 204 N Main Street Columblcmo, Ohio Phone 4343 77 I : '43 :ffm .'.,'.f' 5 B4 o wj,a j f: 55, ' IY?4s.1Z1. I . Q , I I 4 ,Q I I I FI 3 i ,SQ 'kI'L 4 I , In I 4 u 1 H H ' M .Lg X . if as N rg- ' ' gg X in N 4 X . 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T x i 5 tl u I I f U 1' U ge ' 1 ' I I Compliments of Harry and Carrie Keylor Operators of H and M Lunch Corner of 7 l4 WHERE YOU GET GOOD FOOD Columbiana Cleaning an Decorating Service RUGS CARPETING AND FURNITURE CLEANED ln your home or olhce with lotest equipment Coll for free estimate Phone 4360 or 4563 Compliments of Grace s Dress Shoppe THE TEEN AGE CENTER Bobble Brooks Onqmcrls onol Demi Loss1 Holi sizes for Women Best Wlshes Foundry Co Manufacturers of CASTINGS AND SPECIALTIES u d u ,, n ., The Production Comphments of COLUMBIANA MILLING COMPANY Comphments ot CHARLES B FUHRMAN Insurance Comphments ot LEETONIA CAB For Servlce Call 4051 Comphments of ROHRER BUILDERS SUPPLY COAL READY MIXED CONCRETE Phone 4379 TYSON AND COLE AUTO SERVICE Columbmmo Ohlo COHQIGIUIGIIOHS to The Class of 1949 And Wlshmq you lots of Ioy ond Success olonq hte s Wcry I K HARDING Corrphments of MCCARTER CLOVER FARM STORE QUALITY and VARIETY Phone 333 for Dehvery Comphments of HOUSE OF ALLURE F OR NEAT HAIRDRESSING Phone 4396 Columblono Ohlo 318 North Morin Street , , Tomy hmems of IOHNNY RYAN VALLEY GOLF CLUB Between Columblcmci cmd Leetomcl Comphmeme of PARK HOUSE TAXI For Servlce and Dehvery Phone 4221 COIUITIIDICIHCI Ohm Comphments OI COLUMBIANA LEDGER COMMERCIAL PRINTING For Sy oedy Productlon Phone 623 Compllments To Claes I 49 STACEY DRESS SHOPPE Comphmems of VARIAN TRANSIT COMPANY COIIITHIDIGTICI Qhlo Comphmems of YOUNG S FRIENDLY TAVERN COIUHIIIDIGDG Qhlo Comphmems of COLUMBIANA RESTAURANT Columblcmcz GIIIO Comphmems oi LEHMAN S Headquarters For All Sporting Goods 1 J I ' 1 1 I Qfiice cmd Factory Forms D, I A I I Compliments ot CRAWFORD'S MARKET Columbiana, Chio REASH IMPLEMENT SERVICE Columbiana, Ohio Phone 44l l Compliments ot SPATHOLT S HARDWARE Leetonia Chio Shop Kurtz FIISI Congratulations Class ot l949 May your tuture be Prosperous and Successful H. D KURTZ 5 6. 10 COLUMBIANA MOTOR COMPANY CHEVROLET Columbiana Chio Compliments ot DON MCBRIDE Quahty Used Cars North Lima Qhio Phone 1lll2 School and Ofhce Supplles Gifts Wallpaper and Paints Columbiana Chio STAHL S COAL 6 BUILDERS SUPPLIES 54 Years oi Friendly Servlce Columbiana Ohio Phone 326 ROLLER'S BooK s'roRE COmfjUmQmS Of Compllments of HOOVER TIRE EXCHANGE Flrestone and General Tlre Dealers On the Sguare Columblana Ohlo Good Bankrng at the Old Rellable THE UNION BANK Columblana Ohlo Pasteunzecl 1-lomogenlzecl M1114 and Cream Butter Dalry Products A C BORTON AND SON Damascus Ohlo Phone 70 Compllments of RALPH REDDINGTON Representlng Farm Bureau Insurance Companles 37 South Pearl St Phone 4246 Columblana Oh1o VIRGINIA S BEAUTY SHOPPE Artlstlc Hcnr Styllng V1rg1n1a Barr Prop Columlmana Ohlo Phone 4414 RAY I MILLER REAL ESTATE AGENCY 4324 Market Street Youngstown Oh1o Res Columblana Ohlo Every house needs Westinghouse Radlos Refngerators Ranges Laundromats Home Freezers and Small Apphances BATTERY SERVICE CO Columblana Ohlo Well Young Folks We W1sh You Well Along Lltes lourney' But Always Remember Those Who Get To Real Places Have To Use Brams And Energy Kmcl Regards THE LEETONIA TOOL CO Leetonla Ohlo ' ' ' I D Main Office - - Phone 23215 Comphments ot MOWEN CLEANERS 29 South Mom Street Co1um1o1otno 370 Comphrnents of OLAF V TODD INSURANCE Co1umb1ano Qhlo MANCHESTER MARKET Route 7 14 FTUIIS and Vegetables In Season THE GREENAMYER AGENCY REALTORS Town Farm 6. Buslness Property Edw C Greenamyer las S Glbson Phone 2241 Leetonla Ohlo BUNDY S RESTAURANT Home Cooked Meals and Ple T A HILL MOTORS OLDSMOBILE Sales Servlce Co1urnb1ana Ohlo Phone Day 4233 Nlqhts 682 24 Hour Wrecklnq Servlce Comphments ot VANITY BEAUTY SHOPPE For Style ln Halrdresslng Phone 4611 Co1umb1ana Ohlo Comphments of RICHARDSON S ARMY SURPLUS STORE On the Square m Columblana Comphrnents ot 0 Comphrnents BARON S TAVERN Cornphments GROSS RADIO SERVICE Compllrnents KOCH MOTOR CO ADAM S WATCH HOSPITAL Expert Repalrlnq Fast Servlce Year s Guarantee Park House Phone 422l Colurnblana Ohlo Colurnbrana Ohlo Phone 4628 Amer1can Laundry 6. Dry Cleanlnq Company Dry cleanlnq at 1ts best Wlth Free Mothprootrnq Clothes Protected From Moth Damage For SIX Months Complete Soft Water Laundry Servloes Llnen Supply COLUMBIANA IUNK YARD Dealer ln Scrap Iron and Metals Colurnbrana Phone 631 CHURCHFIELD S PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY l57 South Maln Colurnblana Qhlo Phone 528 ot of of - - - KEI..I..ER'S HARDWARE 1VIIrac1ean Patented Proaess L ill'-vi--' f Citi Dad? SHNKY Chas O5 you Kfds CIA-fffl! 7771 S BUJJISS I L HUM ROOFING Lnghtnlnq Rods Spoutlnq and Repalnnq Homer and Twentleth Century Furnaces Columblana, Ohlo Phone 4176 Compllments of W M KYSER SALES CO Estab l921 Parkman Road and Hunter St Warren Oh1O Wholesale Dlstrlbutors of Iamtorlal Sanltary and School Supplles Ofhce Purnlture School Furmture, Pubhc Equlpment Compllrnents of CHIKAS TRUCKING GENERAL HAULING Compllments of CITY MARKET Columblana, Qhio I X ig' M 1 N .5 E A 3 gl , - ,- L, L 3 f Q or , ii lj R 2 L , 1 4 :wtf A l - ' I W ik , l ll N . 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I I I I I SPORTING GOODS COMPANY Carl Genklnger Pete McBr1de Combmed Expenence Selhna Sporunq Goods 63 Years Youngstown Ohlo Comphrnents ot HASS COAL DEALER Phone 4044 Colurnblana Ohlo Comphments ot RIISE ENGINEERING CO Bullders oi Dnllmg Engines Cornphments of NORTH EAST OHIO POULTRY ASSOC Columblana O1'11o ROOSE DRUG STORE Leeton1a Oh1O LAUGHLIN S POULTRY FARM AND HATCHERY Columblana Oh1o Cornphments of CRAWFORD EQUIPMENT 17 East Salem Street Columblana Ohlo Heatlng A1r Condltlomng and Home Equlpment L I KIRK AND SON APPLE ORCHARDS Hugh Quahty Best Vanetles In Season 4 mlles south of Columblana Q I v. 1. , Columbiana, Ohio l ' I I Comphments of KEYSTONE PIPE AND SUPPLY CO Columblomcl Ohlo Comphments of BILL BOYLES Columbloncr Oh1o Comphments of I C TERRENCE R S SLATE Comphments of CARL MYERS AND COMPANY INC Mom QIIICG Phone Mom 5928 337 South I-Ilqh Street Columbus Ohlo Comphments of SUNSHINE FEED STORE Compllments of SHAEFFER PONTIAC COMPANY Columblcmo Ghlo BEST WISI-IES CLASS OF 1949 CALVIN S SERVICE Lfomphments of DICK YOUNG S SERVICE Columblcmo Ohlo Washlng Lubncatlon Slmomzmg I 1 - I I I I 00 00 ' I J. - I jI I 154: I - 1 I I - -- 1 -- Shlrley Bal els Marrorre Btlger Lo1s Burkey Kenneth Compton Faye Coppock Francls Cunnrngham Albert Drotlett Davrd Duff Wtlham Dutty Iohn Fztzpatrrck lanet Flugan Vrralnla Forney Betty Gano Barbara Gaver Frank Gorchett Fr 1 Qzfllllll Rosal l-laney Rosa Lee l-larrcld Mary Hoover Leo l-lorst Laura Hough Robert Hum Elste Keller Kenneth Ktssell Donald Lrpe Evelyn Macklln Glorla Martln Lee Mlller Charlotte Ramsey Donald Rapp Frelda Rock Dom1n1c Ross CLASS 1946 THE PAST S Hetdeloer College At l'lOITl9 Russell Company Hurnes Furnzture Co Artzona Electrrc Department A 61 P Kent State Crescent Lee onta Mrller s Furnrlure Aetna Ins rance Company Mrs Kar Farm r rs Robert Segesmar llzarnr Jn verslty Kent State N llns Salem Ms VN tarr Esvry Yo nos own C llege Rent Sta e trrkvllle l s chn Hells y rgn C e o ltfrs dar c a Hol lnger Onto Sta e Un versl y l ns Sa e er e ze Factorv un sownl s c GH Genera ey ttn , Na tonal n , J Arlene Sansenbaugher Wrlma Schlag Carl Sheets Davtd Slmpson Mar1lyn Souder Jeanne Tennell Delores Wrse Roberta Wrtter Wrliord Wolfgang Davld Young Robert Antram Darlene Butler Marlan Baker Donald B1dd1son Rlchard Berryman lennre Chllders Evelyn Berchtold Tom Cope Earl Corey lean Eddy Helen D1ShOHQ Robert Ellrs Rrchard Cunnmghann Dorothy Faulk Wrlbur Ferral Rrchard Goodwln lamce Edgerton loan Haggerty lean l-letzel Sherwood Gleeton lohn Klepmger Donna Harrold Ruth Keller Sally Koch Iames Magrll Wllham Klepmger Nancy Llndsay Bea y Ct ture Navy Mrs Rcler' Leonard Mrs Rayrr nd or Lake Ohro Stare Un1vers1ty Ca v n s Ga age Na onat Rubber Vart ns Ferry Mrs Sarnuel Guy Bll le Tralmrrg Gene al Englneertng Co CLASS OF 1947 Youngstown College Soh1o Servrce Statton B G N 'lransportatlon Sunshrne F ed Store U S Vlarmes Onto State UHIVE Sl y Un1on Natronal Bank Youngstown Wells Churchheld Store Navy Mobrlgas Salem Crty Hosprtal Natronal Rubber Kenmar Laws Feed Mrll Mrs Thomas Lemley Ohlo State Umversrty Baldwln Wallace At Home Kent State Bell Telephone Co Cahfornxa Ohlo State Umversrty Mrs Leonard Gorst Salem Cnty Hospxtal Kent State Columbrana Borler Co v OF ' . .... ,. .... ..... 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' L Ohro State Unlversrty Mrs Dale Young PRESENT Martorre Lehman Harry McBride Davrd Kurtz Dorls Oesch lames Mollenkopf Mrrlam N rlson Betfy Schwab lrobert Fe cis Rob rt Lanterman Dorothy Yarran Vtltllram Poulton Robert Naughton Rrchard Rernher Wayne Urschler Iam s ROBINSON Esther Yereb Geral hne Werner Harold Yokely Walter Lee Thomas Robert Htscy Charles Flohr Robert Vxood Mrchael Nelder Lots Antram R1chard Beck Rlchard Belhng Marrlynne Bevlng on Ruby Brubaker Mrchael B rmlngham Donna Butler Charles Clawges Wllham Cllne Charlotte Culp Robert Ferral Ann Drotleft James Frrestone Rrchard Gano Mary lane Garret Eleanor Gorchelt Howard Gustafson Russell Hum Geraldlne Gretner V1v1an Grant lon McMaster Donald Mrller Elleen Guy Clarre Hugal Paul Mollenkopt Allen Nolan Margaret Iugan Wrlma Kabler Dlck Perklns Sam Prlzant Ida Lake lune McCord Robert Spratt Theodore Truman Audrey Mrchaud Delores Mrller Clarence Wmmg Mar1or1e Oesch Eleanor Raynes Dorothy Stacy Barbara Toland Ioan Vaughn Eleanor Wrtter Joan Zellers Att Huk F Goshen College Columb ana nglneertng Navy New Sprlngheld Ohlo State Unlversrty Salem C ty Hosprtal Caltlornla Pennsylvanla M 6 V Flectrtc Co At Rome Wooster College Drlls Kent State Naxy Omo State Urllversrty Cleveland Salem C1 y H0591 al U S Ma nes Russell Co Navy lftrke Me-cure ColumL1ana Storage lNest V1 alnla 1948 VVooster College Columb ana Mo Sebrrn Po' ery Columblana Pump VV rks rv ell s Drug S ore North tma At Home lnarrold ool Army Arr Co ps At Home Ferral Pa ern Works ludge lhlamnnond s Otfrce lake l-lum Kent State Ledger Otfrce lv rs Rrchard L pp Youngstown College Army Arr Corps At Home B G N Transportatlon Ohro State Umverstty Manchester College Ohro State Unrverstty Beaver Falls Mulhns Salem Ohlo State Unlversrty Plttsburgh A G F' Columbrana Engmeerlng Ohro State Unlverstty Mowen s Cleaners Gartleld Busrness College U S Marrnes Youngstown College Alhance School of Nursmg Mrs George Olrver Cyllnder Grrndlng Welch s Garage Mrs Iohn Sosenko Telephone Operator Telephone Operator Oh1O State Unlversrty Brble Trarnrng Ohro State Unrversxty Navy f' 'NNN' f' 13'-1-'ff-+ 1-'I-' 'sf Jf'-l 'w5 'f- 1- ' 'GVW1 . afaawzawf-.4 . - .., A 1 me , .f',..f,.f .fr-ws-wav.. ,Q w...,,,.f- ,J-mf' -x..p-ma... . ,, - ,',f! :af fig., ,V E QT,-4' LL- -V f:-wf,.' 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