Columbiana High School - Clipper Yearbook (Columbiana, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1951 volume:

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WHEELER Music ,rg A-yiathematics Phys. Education Instrumental Music English fkffl N Lu Social Science 4 Ar 1951 Elementary Sehonl Faculty - Z ' 151: A 7 ga? .2 4 mf ,zasr ' af, 52 ,:ff2 .. A M :.,. I .,.i, 2? 'iifi ii: frfft' . -I , L k M1555 ir ALBERTA BAILEY MARGARET NELLIE M. KOCH MARIE GLEETOIQU Kindergarten BRUNGARD First Grade Second Grade First Grade 5 I e f . H T ,.,. , Q 4'5ei7E!5 - gg, A A , ' 5 Aggggd Rgigggi SPARKLE ANNA MAE S??UAathG1gKI?izIiIgR LAUTZENHEISER MELLIN GER Third Grade Third Grade ADENA MACKALL GEORGANNE RACE RICHARD BELTZ BELVA SWITZER ALBERTA 'WINDLE Fourth Grade Fifth Grade Fifth Grade Sixth Grade Sixth Grade 5 jw Clipper Staff Editor ................................................ Jerry Finnie Bus. Mgr. .....................,.............. Richard Warrick Assoc. Editor ..... ....... J anet Poulton Asst. Bus. Mgr. .... ..v..... B ill Longshore Business Committee Donna McCullough Bob Oesch Harry Coppock Glenn Corey Barbara Burkert Joy McMaster Dorothy Rapp Bill Bowers Norman Esterly Writing Committee Phyllis Drew Tillie Hough Barbara Leonard I Jo Ann Harding Milfs' e e ' Gayle Zellers Dave Warrick Typing Editor Sports Editor Typist: - Writers Bonnie Jones ggegoggggffs Bob Barnes Joanne Sitler Tanya Karlman John Laughlin Jane Case Helen Ward Jim Nolan Pat Hum Joanne Long Ellen Mollenkopf W Photography Committee Larry Stacey Don Moser Willis Miller Mary Lau Snyder Evelyn Davis Art Editor Photography Editor 6 KW 1951 SENIV R3 Class llfficers Seated: Gayle Zellers, Treasurer, Pat Hum, Girls' Social Chairman, Phyllis Drew, Secretary, Helen Rodgers, Girls' Athletic Chairman. SENIORS leave to remember . . . The bell has rung, the final class is over, and the locker doors have clanged shut for the last time. We stand momentarily on the steps and see CHS a little larger and just as beautiful as the day we entered in 1947. It was then with timid steps and backward glance we mounted the steps to enter the halls of CHS for the first time. As freshmen we came wide-eyed and curious. After initiation we hit our stride socially with the class picnic, a Christmas Party, and dances. Jim Nolan was chosen to lead us through our Standing: Bill Longshore, Vice President, Dave War- rick, President, Jerry Finnie, Boys' Athletic Chair- man, Bob Barnes, Boys' Social Chairman. sophomore year of activities, the picnic, and many dances. Our junior year brought with it vigorous sell- ing at the games, Honey in the Hive, Hi-Y, Tri-Hi-Y, and finally, the J unior-Senior Prom. This year we were Seniors, left with the leader- ship of the school. The clubs, activities, athletics -all depended for their success on ours. The revelry of class day, the dignity of baccalaureate unexpectedly impressed on us the implications of being a senior. And now we are graduates, remembering the past, looking forward to the future with CHS forever engraved upon our hearts. 'I je el' 0 Seniors ROBERT BARNES- Red A born athlete is our Red , You can be sure he'll get ahead. Class Officer 3 CAthletic Chair- manj, 4 fSocial Chairmanj, Hi- Y 3, 4, Torch 1, 2, Junior Play, Senior Play, Varsity Football 3, 4, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Class Basketball 1, 3, 4, Reserve Basketball 1, 2, Reserve Football 1, 2, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Clipper Staff is 1 sa 4 silk, an -52: 5, - ST3aqf'- or iQfxaw3, p,,,.Qa -45 gf, V I , I I ' W. v :- a M fr EIT 'Q s kia: BARBARA ANN BURKET - Bobbie A pleasant laugh for everyone Makes Barbs'i days well begun. Tri-Hi-Y 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Band Operetta 3, Junior Play, Senior Play, Class Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Clipper Staff, Librarian 1, School News Staff 4 WILLIAM BOWERS- BILL At first he seems so very shy, But he is really quite a guy. Junior Play, Senior Play, Varsity Football 4, Track 1, CRaVennaJ, 2 CTorontoD, Reserve Football 1 CRavennaD, Clipper Staff JANE ELIZABETH CASE T6CJane77 Dark is her hair, bright is her HARRY LEE COPOCK- Lee Is it a rocket like they all say? No, it's just Coppock in his Chev- Smilei 'l'Ol6lI. Friendly is Jane, all the while. Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 CPresident 45, Minstrel 3, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, Band Operetta 3, Junior Play, Senior Play, Class Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Clipper'l Staff, School News Staff 4 Hi-Y 3,' 4, Torch Club 1, 2, Junior Play, Senior Play, Varsity Foot- ball 4, Reserve Football 3, Hi-Y Basketball 3, Clipper Staff EVELYN FAYE DAVIS- EV She's good at books and such, And at making friends, she's got the touch. Class Officers 1 CSecretaryD, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 2, 4 CSocial Chair- man lj, Treasurer 23, Program Chairman 49, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Minstrel 3, Orchestra 1, Band 1, Junior Play, Senior Play, Class Basketball 1, 2, '4Clipper,' Staff CPhotography Editorj, Librar- ian 1, 'School News Staff 4, Schol- arship Team 2, 3, Office Worker 4, Girls' State Delegate CAlter- natej, National Honor Society 4 or 1951 . ! Seniors GLENN L. COREY- Glenn Busy all day with his gas and oil, He still finds time to see his ugoiln. Hi-Y 3, 4, Torch Club 1, 2, Junior Play, Senior Play, Class Basketball 1, 3, 4, Cafeteria 2, Hi-Y Basketball 3, 4, Clipper Staff. PHYLLIS IRENE DREW- Phil A helping hand, a friend in neeld, Phyllis is a friend indeed. Class officer 4 CSecretaryJ, Tri- Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Play, Senior Play, Stage Craft Club 3, Camera Club 3, Clipper Staff, Librarian 3 3 School News Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Scholarship Team 2, 3, Teacher's Assistant 1, 3, Jefferson High School 1, 2, Canfield High School 3. NORMAN ESTERLY- Norm He never shirks his share of toil, Heis truly a lover of the soil. Torch Club 1, Hi-Y 3, 4, Junior Play, Senior Play, Varsity Foot- ball 2, 3, Class Basketball 1, 3, 4, Reserve Basketball 1, 2, Reserve Football 1, Cafeteria 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi- Y Basketball 3, 4. JO-ANN HARDING- Jo Tall and slender, a cheerleader is sheg Full of vigor and vitality. Class Officer 3 CAthletic Chair- manb, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4 CTrea- surer 45, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 CAC- companistb, Minstrel 3, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, Band Operetta 3, Junior Playg Senior Play, Clipper Staff, Librarian 3, 4, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, School News Staff 4. GERALD C. FINNIE- Jerry In earnest working he does excel, What he does, he does well. Class Officer 2 CVice-Presi- dentbg 4 CAthletic Chairmanb , Torch Club 2 CProgram Chair- rnanb 3 Hi-Y 3, 4 CPrograrn Chair- manb, Boys' Chorus 2, 3, Minstrel Show 3, Orchestra 1, 2, Band 1, 2, Junior Play, Senior Play, Varsity Football 3, 43 Class,Basketba1l 1, 3, 4, Reserve Basketball 2, 3, Track 2, 3, 4, Floptball Manager 2, Basketball,,Manager 4, Clip- per Staff 'fEditor-in-Chiefb, Scholarship Team 2, 3, Boys, State Delegate CAlternateJ, Hi-Y Basketball 4, National Honor Society 4. TILLIE M. HOUGH-'Til Wherever there's laughter to be found, You may be sure Tillie's around. Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 4, Junior Play, Senior Play, Class Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Cafe- teria, Clipper Staff, School News Staff 4, Scholarship Team 1, 2. .Ze ggyoper Seniors THOMAS HARROLD- Tim A carefree guy is Tim, Troubles never bother him. Torch Club 1, 2g Junior Play, Senior Play, Class Basketball 2, Clipper Staff. PATRICIA JEANNE HUM Hummie A winning smile has she, Our friend she'll always be. Class Officer 1 CPresidentD, 3 CVice-Presidenth, 4 CSocial Chairman, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 43 CPresident 2, 43, CVice-President 15, CMembership Chairman 35, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Minstrel 3, Band 1, 2 CTreasurerJ, Junior Play, Senior Play, Class Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Clipper Staffg Librarian 1, School Newstaff 4, Student Council 2 CTreasurerJ, 3, 4, Scholarship Team 2, Girls' State Delegate 3, Steering Com- mittee 4: National Hnnm- Snniotv 4 DONALD HERRON-I'Don A good sport to the end, To all of us a friend. Junior Play, Senior Play, Class Basketball 1, 3, 4, Clipper Staff. BONNIE LOU JONES- Bonnie With those blue eyes and light hair, We'd know Bonnie anywhere. Class Officer, 1, 2 CAthletic Chairmanbg Tr-Hi-Y 1, 2, 4 CHis- torianjg Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Min- strel 3, Band 33 Junior Play, Senior Play, Class Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Clipper Staff, Librarian 1, 2, School News Staff 4, Office Worker 4. - JOHN LAUGHLIN- John An all-round guy is he, A better sport you'll never see. Class Officer CAthletic Chair- manbg Torch Club 1 CVice Presi- dentb 2, Hi-Y 3, 4 CSecretaryD, Band Operetta 3, Junior Play, Senior Play, Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Class Basketball 1, 3, 4, Reserve Basketball 1, 2, Track 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3 CVice Presidentb, 4 CPresidentD, Schol- arship Team 23 Clipper', Staff, Boy's State Delegate, Projection- ist 2, 3, 4, Cafeteria 1, 2, National Honor Society 4. TANYA KARLMAN- Tanya Tall and slender, blonde is she, Full of fun and gaiety. Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Minstrel 3, Junior Play, Senior Play, Class Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Cafeteria 3, Clipper Staff, Librarian 1, 23 School News Staff 4. . ,ll 1951 Senior WILLIAM LONGSHORE- Bill Leftyls good-looking you'll admit And a swell kid in spite of it. Class Officer 1, 4 CVice-Presi- dentl, Hi-Y 3, 4 CSocial Chair- rnanhg Torch Club 1, 2, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, Boy's Chorus 2, 33 Minstrel Show 3, Band Operetta 3, Junior Play, Senior Play, Varsity Basketball 43 Class Basketball 1, 3, 4, Re- serve Basketball 2, 3, Football Manager 4, Football Announcer 4, Clipper Staff CAssistant Bus. Managerj, Student Council 4, Scholarship Team. REBA J OAN N LONG- Jo I'll be merry and free- I'll be sad for nobody. Class Officer 1 CAthletic Chair- manD3 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Minstrel 3, Junior Play, Senior Play, Class Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Cafeteria 3, Clipper Staff, School News Staff 4, Librarian 1, 2. BARBARA ANN LEONARD Bobbie A friend indeed a friend so true- Is how we'll always remember you. Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Minstrel Show 3, Junior Play, Senior Play, Class Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Clipper Staff, Librarian 1, 4, School News Staff 4. WILLIS MILLER- Willy Always ready to join in the fun, Always around when there's work to be done. Class Officer 3 CAthletic Chair- manb, Hi-Y 3, 43 Torch Club 1, 2, Boys Chorus 3, Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Varisty Basketball 3, 4, Class Basketball 1, 2, 4, Reserve Basketball 1, 2, Reserve Football 1, Clipper Staff. 3' ' '41, yeor L K :fiat . ,J Egg.. ,-,' 4 f' ' w.:z:::t::':: ....- ' . - .ar 7 A I ' i ff' 3 -1 -' -. '31 ' ,',, . ' ef- -1g5f,:3:f . 5 - ' 3 ---- me rg ' :Q . 'iilsisszzeiliiiz-'I A 3, ' 'i 3331-?i55S4::f Sis:'ssf5:4f.'-'mi , ' 1 . . 3 . s lx la . I DONALD D. MOSER- Moe DONNA JEAN MCMULLOUGH Despite his lack of size, Blondie H'e's always good for a surprise. Class officer 1, 2, 3 CTrea- surerj 3 Hi-Y 3, 4, Torch Club 1, 2, Boy's Chorus 2, 3, Junior Play, Senior Play, Class Basketball 1, 3, 4, Reserve Basketball 3, Foot- ball Manager 1, 43 Clipper Staff, Student Council 3, 4, Hi- Y Basketball 4, Band Operetta 3, Minstrel Show 3. Quiet and true, That means you. Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Play, Senior Play, Class Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Clipper Staff, Librarian 3. ll fit ripe.. Seniors JAMES VVILLIAM NOLAN 64HeI-bi! Full of vigor, full of vim. Want a leader? Look for Jim. Class Officer 1 CSocial Chair- manj, 2, 3 CPresidentD, Torch Club 1, 2 CPresidentJ, Hi-Y 3 CVice-Presidentb, 4 CPresidentD, Boys' Chorus 2, Junior Play, Senior Play, Varsity Football 4, Reserve Football 1, Football Manager 3, Basketball Manager 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Scholarship Team 2, Steering Committee 4 CSecretaryJ' Hi-Y Basketball 3, 4, Clipper Staff. ESTERLEE J?Y MCMASTER ll oy!! Peppy, laughing, full of fun, A better sport yo'a'll find in none. Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 4 CLibrarian 1, 45, Minstrel 3, Junior Play, Senior Play, Class Basketball, 1, 2, 3, Clipper Staff, Librarian 1, 3, 4, School News Staff 4, Cafeteria 1, Safety Patrol 1, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT F. OESCH-- Bob Bob is quiet, but his friends all Say, He is fun in his own quiet way. Torch Club 1, 2, Hi-Y 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Play, Senior Play, Hi- Y Basketball 4, Clipper Staff. ELLEN JOAN MOLLENKOPF Mollie She is gentle, she is shy, But there is mischief in her eye. Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Minstrel 3, Band 3, Junior Play, Senior Play, Class Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Clipper Staff, School News Staff 4. LARRY STACEY- Larry Works from dawn till setting sun, Still has time for girls and fun. Hi-Y, 3, 4, Torch Club 1, 2, Class Basketball 1, 3, 4, Reserve Basketball 23 Clipper Staff, Junior Play, Senior Play, Hi-Y Basketball 3, 4. JANET LaRUE POULTON Janet Lots of pep, lots of fun, Janet is liked by everyone. Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2 CMembership Chairmanbg Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Minstrel 3, Junior Play, Senior Play, Class Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Clipper Staff CAssociate Edi- torJ, Librarian 2, School News Staff 4 CAssociate Editorb. . ,ZW 1951 Senlors DOROTHY JEAN RAPP- Dot Happy am I, from care I'm free. Why aren't they all contented like me? Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 4, Glee Club 1, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Band Operetta 3 3 Class Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Clipper,' Staff, Librar- ian 3, School News Staff 4. JOANNE SITLER- Jo Peppy, mischievous, full of fun, Her smile is known by everyone. Class Officer 3 CSocial Chair- manj, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 3, 4, Minstrel 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Band Operetta 3, Junior Play, Senior Play, Class Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Clipper Staff, Librarian 1, School News Staff, 4, Cafeteria 2. i mm ,jg .,,. 1 , i' ff My K .. 5 f A - :Z 'P 5934? X' Q . 7 - 'N fir DAVID WARRICK- Dave He's intelligent we confess, And sure to be a great success. Class Officer 4 CPresidentJ, Hi-Y 3, 4, Torch Club 1, 2, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play, Junior Play, Varsity Football 4, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Reserve Basketball 2, Reserve Football 1, 2, 3, Class Basketball 1, 3, 4, Clipper Staff CSports Editorlg National Honor Society 3, 43 Scholarship Team 1, 3, Boys' State Delegate, Projectionist 1, 2, 3, 4. RICHARD WARRICK - Dick Mechanic, electrician, technician, Youfd think he was a magician. Hi-Y 3, 43 Torch Club 1, 2, Junior Play, Senior Play, Foot- ball Manager 2, 3, 4, Class Basketball 4, Basketball Manager 4, 'tClipper Staff CBusiness Man- agerbg National Honor Society 3, 4, Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3, Boys, State Delegate CAlternateD. HELEN MARIE RODGERS Helen A kindly heart has many friends, And a smile to you is what she sends. Class Officer 4 CAthletic Chair- manbg Glee Club 3, 4, Minstrel 3, Band 3, J uknior Play, Senior Play, Class Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Clip- per Staff, Librarian 1, 2 CVice Presidenth, School News Staff 2, Monroe High School 1, 2. MARY LOU SNYDER Mary Lou Her talents in the arts are splen- did, Her other virtues, nicely blended. Class Officer 2, 3 CSecretaryD, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, CSecretaryD 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Minstrel 3, Band 1, 2, 3, Junior Play, Senior Play, Class Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Clip- per Staff CArt Editorb, School News Staff 4 CArt Editorb. I3 i we Seniors HELEN E. WARD- Helen She spreads about that silent spell, That makes all people like her well. Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 4, Junior Play, Senior Play, Class Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Clip- per Staff 4, School News Staff 4, Cafeteria 3 DOLORES GAYLE ZELLERS I-ccGay1e:: In her schoolwork she does okay, But with Bob she has a better way. Class Officer 1 CSocial Chair- manb, 4 CTreasurerDg Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Min- strel 3, Junior Play, Senior Play, Class Basketball 1, 2, 3, Clipper Staff CTyping Editorbg Librarian 2, School News Staff CEditorD, Librarian 2, School News Staff CEditorJ, Juke Box Operator 3, JOHN C. BARTON Quiet in his manner, helpful in his way, Mr. Barton has helped us through many a day. Class Sponsor, Science teacher, Yearbook Sponsor Four Proms 1, 2, 3, 4 llomecom ing The Student Council decided that the Youngstown North Basketball game, February 23, was to be our annual Homecoming. The student body elected Bon- nie Jones for queen. Pat Hum and Mary Lou Snyder were her attendants. John Laughlin presented the queen with her crown I4 and orchid corsage. The four cheerleaders escorted the king, queen, and attendants. The picture above was taken during the presenta tion of the crown after Jerry Finnie Master of Cere monies, had introduced the queen .-4 uit ' A W9 , CW ,gfm we Kappa, Senior Snaps V .KY 4 ,, fN 5 - M' wi' E if F A! Q X i v E.......3.: I? n A' .,.,,,. 5 I n JML LQ, JUNIJRS ,ZW 1951 Class llfficers Seated: Paul Alley, Bruce Miller, Dick Thomas. figgiding: Mary Lou McCaughtry, Carolyn Gano, Ed Miller, Louise Roesti, Janet Being a JUNIOR was a strain We were used to the customs of our school and passed them along tc the freshies and sophs. Important on the varsities, ranking high in the classroom, we took pride in our members who won awards. Our scholarship and our play, We Shook the Family Tree, branded us outstanding. After several months we had begun to feel pretty important and vital to CHS. Then, challenging tradition, on our own, we gave a Prom to honor the seniors. We enjoyed the confusion of graduation and caught some of the senti- ment of the year's last days. And then came the final sign of growing up- taking senior places at Class Day. Thus as Juniors we matured. Impatiently, we are awaiting our senior year when we can come into our own. I7 we Kgyaper rf. ' Juniors l W . ,, i . ' . ,tk :I .,., ,, A 5 I .V Ji, - I :ilk s I' I- ' I is LI Q? 'Q 255- ,mi I ,xmas I' F if jf :N 'WS f F V ,',, ' if :3i3:3eI . ,k,, I, S I 2 ' J f ..., I A . Ja, B , w ,h msifk B H V at Arg V I --- r 1-J ' J' J or Q, Ar N .,,V,. A X, I M I ,X ,fl I is ' --V. B A . ..,, ,.. -tll .,,, I I L ' if s Q... 5 I 2 A- o ,,. fmt B ,,f'Er - z t'Q: ,s fi sgmfi BQ? as ., II A H n' ? J V M M . t . I ,J is I if Fifi ' A ' , fissgj, X , fe.. J I :QL 5 .I I I : I- I -ztl . M. 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The SOPHS came-eager and willing We, as sophomores, elected Wilbur Beck to lead us through our second year at CHS as we began to face the greater and more serious problems of high school life as we approached our senior year. No field of extra curricular activity lacked participants from the Class of '53, Although well represented in athletics and all types of school organizations, we had our share of scholars. Overnight our second year was over. There had been a slow growth of assurance and unity and we looked forward together to the next notch on the ladder. 23 .we Cgliyoper Sophomores : ..., 1 B Y W , ' in ii' ffigfggigggfffiis iuf : -:fi ' , -- 'UK' Q ' ,P 5,15 fffgzzssfrx 'W' if . QW-'F' K ' ---- . . ' - , -' 1 ' - - ff'5' . f'- K - gf , A sv if I 552251 if ,- ------- 2- frfiivgffie' ,A .:Z'CI:'?Z?E..3:.- .... 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Fourth Row: Joe Reeves, William Rupert, Grace Smith, Isabella Snyder, Donna Spanabel Fifth Row: Ronnie Zellers 27 rl ,,,,, me ife A le C4 W 1579 Junior Tri-Ili-Y Club Junior Tri-Ili-Y Cabinet v 1 1 i i in J '62 'TWH' J W 'W X x u rl RWN X h 'i' Torch Club Cabinet 28 Torch Club The following students represented Colum- ,ZW 1951 F- Il Illii::iIlIllfffflllIli.'illkIEffflEIll1i::i!lliiifliilli1E':iiHE112EHliE:'ililIElfffllllhitilllllifilll123il5IIIEIIfE5IIlIE'-llilIEEIIEEIIHE5135IIIE112SEIll?E':!15IIEEIIESIIIii:1illIIEIIIfEII4li331IIIIEI1IEEIllIEg4llIIIElfI'Elii' --II lll Ill ll II III Ill ll ll Ill Ill ill Ill II II ll Ill II ll II lll ll lill illl Ill Ill -1 i-If NORS An outstanding award for scholarship, leadership, and character is membership in the National Honor Society. Richard Warrick and Dave Warrick are members from last I I..i mm ...V my-I ...- mm .um ...- mm v... mu ..- mm ...- ml .. .. .. , year. New members elected this, year were John Laughlin, Jerry Finnie, Pat Hum, and Evelyn Davis, seniors, and Jane Zimmerman and Edward Miller, juniors. Bausch and Lomb Award The Bausch and Lomb Award is given to the outstanding student majoring in science. Mr. Barton and Mr. Bailey chose Dave War- rick as this year's recipient. Honor Boll The following students maintained a B average or better in all their studies and ap- SENIORS: Jerry Finnie, John Laughlin, Bill Longshore, Dave Warrick, Richard War- rick, Gayle Zellers. JUNIORS: Joanne Bevington, Mary Delau- ter, Lois Glenn, Peggy Harrold, Janet Magill, Edward Miller, Jane Zimmerman, Joan Zim- merman. plication for the first semester: SOPHOMORES: Larry Bailey, Wilbur Beck, Margery Burbick, Isabell Duvall, Ann Mc- Cullough, Shirley Wells. FRESHMEN: Elizabeth Burkey, Carol Cal- vin, Shirley Drotleff, Homer Gilchrist, Don- ald Gleckler, Burdell Heck, Hubert Keylor, Ann Moorehead, John Patchen. The Detwiler Award The Detwiler Award of Columbiana High School, sponsored by Mr. Fred B. Detwiler, is awarded on the basis of scholarship, citi- zenship, and character. The senior who eXcels in these is presented with a medal and a cash award of fifty dollars. The selection is made by representatives of the classes and mem- bers of the faculty. A plaque with the win- ner's name engraved on it is placed in a prom- inent place in the school. Last year's winner was Alton Witter. We :wish to congratulate Alton on his fine char- acter, excellent scholarship, and other quali- ties, which earned the award for him. We also wish to thank Mr. Detwiler for making this award possible. Scholarship Team biana High School at Mount Union College in May, 1950. Several placed in the district and Richard Warrick and Jane Zimmerman Jeanette Spanabel ................ Biology Richard Warrick .. ..... Chemistry Dave Warrick ...... Algebra II David J essop .... General Science Jane Babbit ....... ........... P hysics Shirley Tyson .................. I Algebra I Jane Zimmerman ........ Plane Geometry Jerry Finnie ............ American History ranked eighth and fifteenth, respectively, in the State. Edward Miller and Shirley Wells .-., mn. ,.--., mm ,---,, imp ,-yi, mm ,,.:.,, my ,f1:., mu. ,,.-3, um, ,,'-I-,, will N--, If-in ,,-3.-,, Hug! H5--, :img M. :my ,qi ' ' Huh iU 'u' ' 1' I ' n 'n' ' n' 'n ' ' H' 'I 11 'Hn iH 'i mm H! lu mm Hi 5' mm 'Il - -un ll. received Honorable Mention in the State. Edward Miller ..... Shirley Wells .......... . . Mary Ellen Poulton Evelyn Davis ...... Dorothy Kabler .... Janet Reinehr ..... Mary Delauter .... Lois Glenn ........ World History . . . English IX .. . English X English XI , . English XII .......LatinI .........LatinII Bookkeeping I L IIH 'I 'A Ill' III II Ill II Il II :lil ' lI 'Il ll 'lH III lII IIl U lI IIl 'lII lI II II1' 'llI Il1'I' 'Ili1 I1l'i-iF'lIl ''llllF3i''II'f ''III'i15i'lll flll i5'i llV Ill'i-31'llllilllilillizgi9illiEfI1ilIlIi'IElll15211l1III1EFEIN!Eifilllliflflliifffiilllfii-3IlliiilI1EH!lllllllllHIE!NillllllH21illllifilllliilliilllliifg l'..'l lu!! I'.,'1l ! l JH IW!! H',,'lI 2! !' 1' .'H. fII.,'I. .I I'.,'I ,.. I'..'l ...II'..I1 .. .. i,.l .. .II..H .. . .. .. . .I llulsll mm I!,!H mm r!..!H min hI..lu ...H ILM mm Hill' mm I!.!l mm I!.,!' lm.. HL!-1 mm ILE- mm H!,!n mm v!..!1 mm uv' mm I...,' mm 'mi' mm I-..-I mm 'I .VII mm I-..-I 29 we Student Council Executive Committee Columbiana Ili-Y Council 30 Galflasllii Staff Editor: Gayle Zellers Ar ,M fx .W 'V' -1 1951 , ' 2 az m l V' ffffffi 7 'ff l fi W, ,,.. . l f W - 2. E . if wmlfl l 5 x 'ir 2 ' ..,, '41, an 5. l School Librarians Under the guidance of Mrs. Liston this group makes much valuable material available for aid to the students in their studies. School Cafeteria Because of these people We eat. The cooks, aided by student workers, prepare and serve the meals. rl J' i 31 jze Cgyoper Band Under Mr. Wheeler's direction, the band performed at football games and led the com- munity parade on Memorial Day. The orches- tra very capably entertained at the school plays and sparked the Winter pep rallies and assemblies. Ilrchestra 32 Instrumental Music Glee Club, Ar 195 !f . -SEN Q? ky L Rmb ,. A A, W W X -' xiii? M l we ggyoloer - Senior and Junior Plays Scenes at the Junior Play On November 17, 1950, the Junior Class presented their play, We Shook the Family Tree . Members of the cast were: Hildegarde . .Mary Ellen Poulton Mr. Dolson .... V. .Chuck Ramsey Mrs. Dolson .. .Cabby Brungard Sally , , ........... Carol Poulton Bob ......... ..... 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S' F- a ' 1 44 .: .5 1.:l5 W .pg ' .,,,. , ff Elf Q Q Q gi Haas Q 2... .l a-s . P- 3 'S rf p ,, .aa , lluq , , S A Q , EFS Senior Play On Friday, April 13, 1951, at 8:00 P. M. the Senior Class gave Off the Track as their class play. Members of the cast were: Mr. John Morgan ....... Silas Dobbins ........... Flickie Nelson . . . Betty Phillips . . . Joan Parker .... Mrs. Guarino ..... Antonia Guarino Bill Lindsay ......... Mr. Oscar Pozen by.. Willie Woodson ...... .... Evalina Bumpass Mrs. Reginald Vanderventer Miss Pidgie McDougal .... . . . . Dick Warrick . . . John Laughlin Bonnie Jones Gayle Zellers Jane Case .. . . .. Joy McMaster . . . . Barbara Burkert Bill Longshore . . . . Bob Barnes , . . . Don Moser . . . . Tillie Hough JoAnn Harding . . , , Evelyn Davis 95 ,LCWQ e.,w,. . L, WU f,,,.,4,,., 7 4wcf ,EMM 3 le Record Snow - Vacation! Wh-'iefs ,mf W 2 JA SDI .,- Q , 47, , Y J 'fif 4 fx.. 1 E BT ,cf 5 je C Qfh5etiGS E p Ar f95f Football 195 0 - 1951 Var ity The Clippers, although lacking experience and reserve strength, gave many tough opponents a good battle. In the lirst game with Poland, the Clippers showed championship form in the first half and led 13 to 2. In the second half, Poland came back strong and edged the Clippers 21 to 13. The Clippers journeyed to Louisville for their second game and in the longest and roughest football game ever witnessed by Columbiana fans, the team was defeated by Louisville 57 to 0. The third game was at Minerva. Again for the first half, the Clippers played good ball but long passes by Minerva in the second half defeated the Clippers 25 to 0. D For their second home game the Clippers played Springfield. The team scored eight times with six backs and one end breaking into the scoring column. The Clippers defeated the Tigers 50 to 13. The next game was with a strong Leetonia team on a very wet and muddy field. The Clippers were beaten by Leetonia 28 to 0. In the game with the Sebring Trojans, four fumbles proved to be the Clippers' downfall and they were edged by Sebring 13 to 0. In the two games with the Tri-County co- champions, Boardman and Lisbon, the Clippers played good games but were defeated by Board- man 39 to 0 and by Lisbon 25 to 0. ' The last game of the season was with the East Palestine Bulldogs. The Clippers got off to a bad start, and although they played a good second half they were beaten by the Bulldogs 26 to 0. RESER VES Columbiana's future varsity material had a fairly successful season winning two games and losing two. The Reserves were defeated by Lowellville 7 to 0 and Lowellville 14 to 6. Although the Reserves did not win all their games, they gained experience that will prove 12 to 7 and by Poland 12 to 0. They beat Canfield valuable in years to come. Cgpfoe' ' e -5-I ' I af izgw ff' ' .if as , qi... .fy '- -1 I .g c- ',,Mwg Vins: ww, 3 2 5zyW5.,:jw:w if A s f, :a:'5..psEEa. .... S522-ttf: If' 254 xr mia W ea? H 1 i s . . si is grggkiag . .-ax:, f :.g 2.fr: ,.f: V, Y M - .: - 1' gas: - - ..,., - - f ifgggfsvwiegfjsazg , sive? -I 53291524 ' :- .:F'f:s: Mr 4 4 N. ff .Z J i5Z5 '5 f ' 23122: 'f-211111: ' , ::.. :. JOHN LAUGHLIN Senio1'--T1'i-Captain- End This being John's last year, he played with everything he had. His ability to snag passes when yardage was needed made him very danger- ous to opposing teams. He will be greatly missed next year. Coach HARRY COPPOCK Senior-Guard Harry playing his Hrst year on Varsity was very successful. His ability on defense made him very dangerous to his oppo- nents. He will be greatly missed next year. BOB BARNES Senio'r-Tri-Captain- Halfback Bob playing his second year in the varsity back- field proved himself very valuable to the team. His speed and determination pulled the team out of many tough spots. His position will be hard to fill next year. WILLIS MILLER Senior-T1'i-Captain- Tackle Willy playing his last year, left a hard position to fill. His powerful tackling and blocking made him an all around player. He Was also elected all-county first team this year. JIM NOLAN Senior-Guard This being Jimis first year out for football he had a big disadvantage. But by working hard he overcame this disadvan- tage and played football like a veteran. He also kept the morale of the team up With his con- stant joking. DAVE WARRICK Senior-End Dave playing his first year as a Clipper regular proved very capable on both offense and defense. Dave'S determination and will to win will be great- ly missed next year. ga.. gfmgfifaif 5 . gli 5 5 A a . ' - Q.. S Lf. 'g:gj55'.gfjz: fsiigflf . 'f2-i?gHS.i,Q':g- -a ,MfP?:fe'11'U --29.-my -asf' gs-:--, D -V N . is -V 21. 3 Win india A325 as V'-13:-fi-.:-g - .. . 1' . ff '5 MJ aa 2919 I Ll - A EW3S5'g,ggg i?3ffc -' S g ..., V . .zizzepifv-E-Gif ' 533 'iq iff. - -1 : S 9:-: 1.5. . ' - .'3I .3Z?Z- - -:.'3Ef5IQjIE'2gZHg', -. Q . T8 L K ir if B 553 . ZF! -w. X i C Q, D-Sf' I? i 'B , ,,23,gV 1,f if A , . JERRY FINNIE Senior-Halfback Jerry proved himself to be a very capable all around player. He was a good defensive halfback as Well as a good ball carrier. His spot will be hard to fill on next year's team. Managers BILL BOWERS Senior-Fullback Bill playing his first year on the team saw limited action in the Clipper backfield, but proved himself a very good line backer on de- fense. His line backing spot will be hard to fill. in. IOEI CHUCK RAMSEY Junior-Quarterback Chuck played a good deal of hard football. He played mostly defense, but when called upon to run the ball, he proved Very capable. He will be a mainstay to next yearls team. Field Managers DON MCBRIDE Sophomore Quarterback Don although only a Sophomore played his second year at the varsity quarterback post. His passing enabled the team to gain many yards and his tricky thinking out- witted many opponents. He has two more years to play and should prove very valuable. BRUCE MILLER Junior-Tackle Brucels great size and ability to break through the opponents' line made him a great defensive player. He should be an all around player next year. BOB COREY Junior-Center Bob played a lot of ball on both offense and de- fense. His centering along with his blocking saved our Quarterback many hard bumps. He should be a great player next year. FRED FORNEY Sophomore-Halfback Fredls great speed and his tricky running en- abled him to break away many times. In his next years he should be one of the best. l RAY SOUDERS Sophomore-Guard Ray proved himself a very capable player both as a line backer and a guard. Coach Hall should be very pleased to have him back for two more years. PAUL ALLEY Junior-Fullback Paul being switched to fullback this year played very good ball. He was called upon many times to both run and pass. He should be very valuable to next yearls team. 720g 3 Y' G. OSOM U Q 1 Qaquc Assistant Coach GARY SAYERS Junior-Tackle Although Gary didn't make the starting team, he proved many times both on offense and de- fense that he was varsity material. He will be one of the mainstays in next year's line. I 1 f ji WILLIS MILLER Senior Center Willy handled himself very capably this year. He played center but when called upon to play either forward position he did very well. His ability to shoot and to get rebounds will be missed next year. JOHN LAUGHLIN Senior Guard John's coolness and ability to come through with a basket when the game was close helped the team many times. Whenever the opposing team had a high scorer John was always picked to guard him. He will be missed greatly next year. Coach BILL LONGSHORE Senior Forward Bill, playing his first year of varsity ball, was a very capable substitute. He was called upon late in the season and he proved himself to be varsity material. His left handed shot very seldom missed. DAVE WARRICK Senior Forward This being Dave's second year on varsity, he showed he had all the stuff that it takes to be a good basketball player. Although not playing full time he proved his worth by his outstanding de- fensive ability. He will be missed next year. BOB BARNES Senior Guard Bob, playing his second year of varsity ball proved himself very capable both on offense and de- fense. His scoring ability helped the team out of many tough spots. He leaves a position which will be hard to fill next year. Senlor Managers DON MCBRIDE Sophomore Forward Don gained much experience playing reserve ball last year and this year he moved right up to the varsity. He scored points when they were needed most. With two more years to go he should become one of the best. ,ZW 1951 BRUCE MILLER Junior Center Bruce's great size and re- bounding ability helped the team many times. He also was a good scorer. With one year of varsity experience behind him he should be one of the mainstays of next year's team. K V ' RONN IE PERKINS Junior Forward Ronnie was a dead shot and liked to steal the ball from the opponents and put it in our basket. He was fast and aggres- sive against the opposing teams. He will be one of the best on next year's team. CHUCK RAMSEY Junior Forward Chuck's left handed push shot made him one of the teams lead- ing scorers. His expert foul shooting pulled the Clippers out of many tight squeezes. Chuck should be a spark plug on next year's team. -22.5 ia.. iii! ,Es T I ie 8,7 a s in is 7: :wit ,- 2 ,i,r Q f 125: g:'-2E:I:':-:I .Z' . 3 d T : 5 -1' ff lv'-' '-.' 11 ' Managers MICK POWERS Junior Guard Although leading the re- serve team to many victor- ies he still participated in many varsity games and contributed much to the team. Mick should prove a mainstay on next yearls varsity. DICK THOMAS Junior Guard Dick, being a reserve starter gained experience that will prove valuable next year. His all around floor work made him an asset to the team. His lively nature kept up the team,s morale. JACK STEPHENS Junior Guard Jack was a very fast and aggressive little player. Al- though the smallest member of the team, size was made up in pep. His lightning fast passes were responsible for many reserve scores. Jack will be back next year. t i e Art GARY SAYERS Junior Center- Gary's height was a great asset to the reserve team. When called upon he proved himself capable of playing varsity ball. Gary will be very valuable to next year's squad. 43 Z0 Basketball In November approximately thirty eager candidates answered the call for basketball practice. The prospects didnit look too bright because all five of last year's starters had grad- uated, however, six lettermen were back from last year's squad. Coach Hall put together a team and they fin- ished the season with a record of 10 wins and 9 losses, which is a fairly successful season. The high scorers were Bruce Miller, Bob Barnes, and Ronnie Perkins with 170, 151, and 140 points respectively. John Laughlin had 129, Chuck tutes followed with Dave Warrick getting 19, Mick Powers 16, Bill Longshore 10, Dick Thomas and Gary Sayers 6 apiece. The Clippers improved toward the end of the season and they should go a long way in the tournaments if they play the kind of basketball that they are capable of playing. The Reserve team had a very good season winning 15 and losing 4. They scored 862 points to the opponents 574. The members of this Re- serve team should form an important part of next year's varsity. Seasons llecord Ramsey 122 and Willy Miller 53. The substi- Columbiana ...... 51 Springfield ........ 46 Columbiana ...... 41 Lisbon ...... .... 4 0 Columbiana ...... 60 North Lima . . . . . . .31 Columbiana ...... 46 Salem ..... . .... 69 Columbiana ...... 42 Poland .... .... 3 6 Columbiana ...... 51 Fairfield . . . . . . .24 Columbiana ...... 41 Champion . . . . . . .36 Columbiana ...... 50 Leetonia ....... .... 2 3 Columbiana ...... 39 Lisbon ............. 41 Columbiana ...... 41 East Palestine ...... 43 Columbiana ......44 Minerva Columbiana Lowellville . . . Columbiana Canfield ...... . Columbiana Springfield . . . . . Columbiana Sebring ..... . Columbiana Louisville .... . Columbiana Boardman ....... Columbiana East Palestine . . . Columbiana Total CHS 923 Youngstown North Opponents , ! or 1951 195 0 Track fl aiu.. LEE The Clipper squad, led by Co-Captains McBride and Fisher, won duel meets with Louisville, Minerva, and Leetoniag lost 61-57 to McDonald, placed fourth in the County Meet with 17 points, and fourth in the District with 20 points. Captain McBride qualified for the State Meet in the broad jump and low hurdles, along with the mile relay team of Barnes, Beck, Powers, and Finnie. ., Cheerleaders We were lucky to have as our cheerleaders this year four girls with lots of pep. It seems the tougher the game, the louder they cheered. Due to their efforts, our cheering section improved greatly. We are sorry to lose Jo Harding who has been leading cheers for three years. Jo's enthusiasm and good sportsmanship will certainly be missed. We hope Peggy, Cabby, and Jo Anne will be back next year to do their usual fine job. 45 We Cdyoper lfreshlnan Basketball 1 1 46 The Columbiana Freshmen came through Scores the season with nine consecutive victories. Columbiana 32 Poland 31 Four of these games were won by only one Columbiana Champion point. They were led by starters Burkhart, Columbiana Springfield Orr, Patchen, Case, and Lower and by sub- Columbiana Minerva .. stitutes Gilchrist, Leonard, and Bevington. The Columbiana Salem .... other team members were Gleckler, Zellers, Columbiana Poland .. Kramer, Heck, Douglas, Busby, and Keylor. Columbiana Salem .,,. Columbiana Boardman Columbiana Lisbon Dir. lllltll Dir. Yvard Freshnlan Coawh Jr. High Coamh or 1951 Junior High Football 5 A- f :H-V 1253.154 tm If 'YG The J r. Hi Clippers had a very good season, Winning 3, tieing one and losing one. The Jr. Clippers defeated Alliance Maple Ridge 20-13g Lisbon 7-63 and Canfield 21-03 they tied Min- erva O-0 and lost to East Palestine 13-12. The Highlights of the season were Oberho1tzer's long runs-Barnes, catch of a pass and a 40 yard Nw ij . . 1 f. iff? 5933 'F run to defeat Lisbon and the fine defensive play of the entire line and backfield. The first stringers were-lineg Greiner-Walker- Reinehr-Zimmerman-Johnson-Elser and Barnesg backs-Warrick-Oberholtzer-Bailey and Bookwal- terg subs-McArtor-Welker--Maurer--Oaks-Doug- las and Rhodes. Junior High Basketball The Junior Clippers completed their season with during the season. The first string seventh graders 4 victories and 8 defeats. Co-Captains Warrick, Ober- gave a good account of themselves, whenever they holtzer, and Barnes accounted for most of the points got into the game. Schedule and Results Col High Minerva Jr. High Col High Lisbon Jr. High ........ Col High N. Lima Jr. High Col High Springfield Jr. High Col High Fairfield Jr. High Col High Leetonia Jr. High Col. Jr. High 21 East Palestine Jr. High.25 Col. Jr. High 32 Fairfield Jr. High .... 33 Col. Jr. High 27 Canfield Jr. High .... 31 Col. Jr. High 26 Springfield Jr. High ..32 Col. Jr. High 33 Boardman Jr. High .... 27 Col. Jr. High 31 E. Palestine Jr. High ..36 47 jne C Junior Ili Cheerleaders KW 1951 , JUNIF ' i-ll-i-I 9 Eighth Grade flffleers Seventh Grade llfficers Front Row: Arnold Elser, treasurer, Kenneth Front Row: Harold Kyser, boy's social chair- Galnble, social chairmang Frank Boston, vice mang Larry Zimmerman, vice president. president. Back Row: Margery Conrad, girl's social chair- Back Row: Wilma Jessop, secretaryg Pat mang Donnie Greiner, secretaryg John Book- Poulton, President. walter, treasurerg Randall Bailey, president. The JUNIOR HIGH came-wide-eyed, curious. And will We ever forget that first Week-when we wonderingly took in everything and learned to find our Way around in halls filled with friend- ly faces. We were introduced to the assemblies, chose class officers, support- ed the Junior High athletic teams, learned it was useless to complain about homework, to cram the period before a test, and to call everyone a character . We poured over old yearbooks and gradually got to know the school. We Went to the games and cheered and sang the loudest, we envied and ad- mired the lofty seniors from afar. With our activities, elections, and parties came the pleasure of belong- ing. 49 we Eighth Grade fa.: fi V A ni 5'1 ga? if aa A: . gf? KH? Nimf A . f it - v si 'T-59,15 ' ' 1 Q ' .1 - fm w 'f ' c - 'Wg 'J-if ' 1 3 is 'A PM .. q,V1. , , j f 3 if vi i ' ' , AA' -. X , Y K K W ml. Al .- . P FI : A Lbh W k k 7 5 Zi:-'::: at . rg by 'QQ Qi . ig W 'rr 5 1:2 5 is if -A . F a i f, ,w 1 J A , , J A' F' f J . 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P-4 Cm an md, .533 EQ C5 gm? 232 sfw ang :Jo 3,1 iz ofsfgsil Mpgfgp AAQCD E585 Eggs 7552 fQm- QW, ,u Q40-fxw 650: ,-1 Tm QEQQ Q - mln? GLM-'-4 5232 '-EOS, EDEM mmhi Q4 E525 EEO 504,10 E 'S Q -S .C 95 je Class Jane Babbit ....... Charles Baker ..... Roger Beck ......... Carolyn Bevington .... Annabelle Brooking .... Joe Burkhart. . Lynn Calvin .... . Jean Clawges. . . Gene Daley .... Dorothy Ellis .... Janet Esterly .... Alice Fisher ....... George Fisher ..... Agnes Flohr ..... Bruce Gaver ..... William Grant .... Sam Greiner .... Marijo Gross . .. Jack Guy ........ Bud Henderson .... .... 0ur Alumni of 1950 . . . .Nurses' training CPgh.l . . . . .Youngstown College . . . . . . .Pottery CSebringJ . . . .Ohio State University . . . .Ohio State University . . . .Franklin Furniture Co. . . . .Franklin Furniture Co. . . . . . . . .Mrs. Wm. Linhart . . . . . . .Mullin's CSalem D ..........A8zPSt0re R. D. Moore . . . . . .Ohio State University . . . . .Miami Universityf Ohioj . . .Army Air Force CEnglandJ . . . . .Ohio University fAthensJ . . . . . . . . .Franklin Furniture Co. .Army Air Force CEnglandj June Hoover ................... Youngstown College Grace Horst .... .................... M rs. Roger Beck Ruth J essop ...... Loraine Restaurant CYoungstownJ Don Kabler ............................ A Sz P Store Dorothy Kabler ............... Columbiana Pump Co. Jim Kissel ...... Chick McBride .... Ed Moorehead ..... .... Dale Morris ....... Eileen Naughton . . . Leila Oesch ....... . . . . . . . . .Ohio State University Case Institute of Technology ........University of Miami Dorothy Ramsey .... .... N urses' training CSalemJ Barbara Ritchie ..... .............. D onbar's store Lorine Roesti ..... Sally Stephens .... Lloyd Wilson . .. Alton Witter .... . . . .Nurses' training fSalemJ ...Nurses' training CSalemj . . . .Ministerial College CTenn.J Class oi' 1949 Ethel Anglemyer ........................ Beautician Eileen Baker. .Clevel'd Belle Telling Vernon Milk Co. Janet Barrow .............. Baldwin Wallace College Virginia Brown .... ............Mount Union David Bunch ....... ......... A rmy Air Corps Bill Culp ............. ...., U . S. Marines CKoreaJ Helen Cunningham .............. Mrs. Arthur Edling Richard Duff ,........ ..... U niversity of Cincinnati Ethel Eyster ........ .........,... M rs. John Ludwig John Gorcheif .... Patty Grimes .,.. Lois Hicks .... Mary Horst ,..., Faye Hough .... Alice Hum .... Jim Hum ......... Dale Kampfer Carol King ....... Lois Lanterman .... Rhoda Lipply ..... Marilyn Miller .... 62 Youngstown Sheet and Tube . . . . . . . . .Rhorher Building Co. Ross Vestal . . . .Mrs. Frances Oliver ..........Isaly's, Salem . . . . . .Squire Shop, Salem . . .Newell Construction Co. ....................Navy . . . .Ohio State University ...........Bliss, Salem . . .Youngstown College ........Mrs. Ray Horn Patti Moore ....... Duane Poulton ..... Frances Prizant .... Jo-Anne Rapp ..... Edward Redpath .... Betty Roesti ....... Mabel Sprague .... William Spratt .... Joanne Sprott ....... . Joyce Tingle ....... . . . .Nurses' training, Chicago . . . . .Ohio State University . . . . .Mrs. James Stewart ...........Darling Co. . . . .Salem, Telephone . . .f. .Columbiana Pump Marines ....... . . .Grove City College Mrs. Roger James Virginia Van Fossan'.....ParamountTheater, Ygstown. Bob Vaughn ........... Henry Winning ..... Mary Lou Zellers .... Carl Kleist ........ Russell Plant Correspondence Course, Chicago Tech .. . . . . . .Russell Plant ...........A8zPStore ....Army Air Force Class of 1948 Lois Antram ......... Richard Beck ........ Marilyn Bevington .... Ruby Brubaker ...... Donna Butler ......... Michael Birmingham. . Kathleen Case ........ Charles Clawges ..... Robert Ferral ..... William Cline .... Charlotte Culp .... Ann Drotleff ...... James Firestone .... Richard Gano ...... Mary Jane Garret .... Eleanor Gorcheif ..... Howard Gustafson. . . Russel Hum ........ Geraldine Greiner .... Vivian Grant ...... Jon McMaster .... Donald Miller .... Eileen Guy ....... Claire Huegel ...... . Paul Mollenkopf .... . Allen Nolan ...... Margaret Jugan .... Wilma Kabler ...... Richard Perkins .... Sam Prizant ...... Ida Lake ....... June McCord ..... Robert Spratt ...... Theodore Truman ,... Audrey Michaud. . . Delores Miller ...... Clarence Wining .... Marjorie Oesch ..... Eleanor Raynes .... Dorothy Stacey ..... Barbara Toland .... J oan Vaughn ..... Eleanor Witter .... Joan Zellers .... Art Huk ....., ..............Wooster College . . . .Beck's Service Station . ...... Mrs. Wm. Blyth . . . .Well's Drug Store . . . .Mrs. Ralph Pilgrim . . . ....... Armed Forces . ..... Mrs. Wayne Lipe . . . . . . .People's Lumber . . . .Ferral Pattern Works .........Army Air Force . . . . .Mrs. Eugene Macklin . . . . . .Mrs. Wm. Kinner . .. .. . . .Army Air Force . . . .Beckls Service Station . . . .Mrs. Wilbur Morlan . . . . .Mrs. Richard Lipp . . . .Youngstown College . . .. .. .. .Army Air Force . . . .Ohio State University ..............California . . . .Ohio State University . . . . . . . .Manchester College ...............A8zP,Lisbon .............BeaverFalls,Pa. . . . .Schaeffer's Service Station . . . . . . . .Ohio State University . . . . . . .Peerless Co., Warren . . . . .A 8: P, Columbiana . . . . . . . . . . .Enterprise Co. . . . .Ohio State University . . . . . . . .Mrs. Willis Lipe . . . . .Mrs. James Britton S. Marines . . . .Standard Oil Co. . . . . .Cleveland Hospital . . . . . . .Mrs. George Oliver . . . .Cylinder Grinding Co. . . . .Mrs. Harrold Ellison . . . . .Mrs. John Sasenko . . . . . .Mrs. Albert Thomas . . . .Columbiana Restaurant . . . . . .Mrs. Floyd Guterba . . . .Bible Training School . . . . .Mrs. Lyall Rodgers S.Navy A D lEQ'l'ISElllEN'I'3 PICTURES ,ZW 1951 On the following pages are the advertisements of the business men in our community. These ads make this annual possible and We Wish to express our sincere thanks to these people. Others did not wish to advertise, but each made a generous contribution which defrayed the cost of our annual. We Wish to thank them most sincerely. Dr. Harry Bookwalter Dr. Harmon Dr. Lee Bookwalter Mr. Hutson Dr. DeWalt Johnson Pie Co. Miss Leona Ehrhart Dr. Nelson Dr. Gaver Dr. Nicolette Mr. Gorby Dr. Murphy Mr. Ralph Hall ' Mr. Robert Oakes Mr. Hammond Dr. King Dr. Moorehead 63 YM? 214211 -fldaaff -X Compliments of THE NEW MANOS THEATER Columbiana, Ohio An Ad In The Clipper Keeps A Business Name Before The Public For Many Years! The home-town annual is read and reread for generations. ,ZW 1951 Herii Jones Eu. 1401-1419 North Capitol Avenue Indianapolis, Indiana Iewelers for Columbiana High School Classes of 1951 and 1952 Commencement Invitations Cards il? Trophies il? Club Pins IOE COX Box 5225 Tel MO 2543 Akron, Ohio 65 we KAIQPW' Industrial Mining and Engineering Fine Steam and Domestic Coal Lisbon, Ohio Phone 5401 95 C mpliments f B. gl N. Transportation, Inc. AC if dB g I R t C mmon Carri By T k SHIP BY TRUCK The Fastest and Mosi Dependable Truck Service we 6A,,,,e,. A. B. C. MINING EU. Finest of Stihl Egldgomeslic Coal Lisbon, Ohio Phone 5358 95 Our C1fLgr0Lfw!0LLLi01fz,5 moo! ,Sincere Mai wakes CLYDE M. HELSEL Western Auto Associate Store Columbiana, Ohio we BEHI-i'S BHETZELS' INCUHPUHATED Dan Dee Pretzels, Poiaio Chips, Cheese Corn, Noodles, Waves, French Fried Corn, Corn Twisiies Leeionia, Ohio 95 Compliments of F. E. Russel E0 and its employees Slew 'Ei W A 620445 feel? 2841! ,JWJ I gifs we a Compliments of The Columbiana Boiler Company Columbiana Ohio Compliments of CULUMBIANA PUMP COMPANY Columbiana, Ohio 95 Compliments of THE FRANKLIN FURNITURE COMPANY Columbiana. Ohio C m pliments of THE H. J. HARROLD TOOL COMPANY Columbiana. Ohio mil Dubeck L P I we C Compliments oi P. R. COREY 8: SONS Distributors oi Mobilgas :S Mobiloil b 3414 Phone Columbiana 4218 C m pliments oi TI-IE BEN FRANKLIN and FEDERATED STORE Home-Owned Columbiana. Ohio 95 C m pliments of H. 8zlVI. OIL COMPANY Restaur' t and Service Station Sh 11 D t b t FIRESTONE FARMS HEREFORD CATTLE Quality P t t ' Tomatoes ' Sweet Corn C 1 mbiana. Ohio 7 jze el Congratulations, Class ot 1951! You've reached the end of a tour-year street . . . or at least that's the Way you feel now. The secret's in the Word commencement, though. Commence means to begin . . . you'l1 begin being a part ot a startling new World . . . a World that looks to you to guide it . . . away from tear, oppression, prejudice and hate. The first years are the hardest , but they're yoursl Let's see what you can do with them! McKELVEY'S 1883-1951 Compliments of The National Rubber Machinery Company Columbiana. Ohio Q 76 Ar 1951 T0 OUR YUUNG FRIENDS . . . Youth faces the ever-changing problems of the years that are before them. The greatest Weapon they can possess to meet successfully those problems is a cultured mind, a pure heart, a body physically strong, a desire to work and a determination to practice thrift. Any cause which aims to that end is a most Worthy cause and those who labor to accomplish that purpose should receive the Commendation of every person who is worthy of citizenship. Keep your face to the sunshine and the shadows Will fall behind. CAUTIONE-Ever bear in mind education is a foundation for success only when applied with an unselfish spirit of determination to do the Worth-while things ot life. To the Class of 1951-In all sincerity we hope you will have the courage to face your problems as you pass along the highway ot life, and happiness and success be always with you. THE LEETONIA TOOL COMPANY THE HOME OF QUALITY TOOLS THAT GIVE SATISFACTORY SERVICE Leetonia. Ohio COLUMBIANA EAGLES 71 we STALEY AND GLENN The Home ot Good Shoes Columbiana. Ohio Good Footwear at Moderate Prices TROPHY SPORTS Better Athletic Goods 13-15 East State Street Niles. Ohio Phone--Niles 22116 Compliments of ' i . - Fuzpalr ck Bros Crescent Machine Good Clothing lor Men Division Collumigicma Rockwell Manufacturing Ohm Company Leetonia. Ohio 78 Compliments of Smith's Furniture Store Columbiana Ohio CONGRATULATIONS COLUMBIANA CLASS OF 1951 ISALY DAIRY Special lce Cream for Wedding Anniversaries and All Occasions WELL'S DRUG STORE Prescriptions a Specialty We handle a complete line of Chrysler Engineer Motor Parts and Accessories DODGE PASSENGER CARS DODGE IOB-RATED TRUCKS Sales Service PLYMOUTH Main Street Motors Phone 4415 253 South Main Columbiana, Ohio ,ZW 1951 we FRY FUNERAL HOME Fred B. Detwiler. Mgr. AMBULANCE - INVALID CAR Courteous and Efficient Service For More Than a Quarter Best Wishes To The Class of 1951 Gleckler and Herron Batteries ' Welding Ot a Century IgI1ifi01'1 Best Wishes Compliments To ot The Class of 1951 Ruperils Bakery Har-Golst Produce Co 18 South Main Street Columbiana Ohio Columbiana. Ohio 80 KW 1951 Citizens Savings Bank Columbiana, Ohio .Branch Office Leetonia. Ohio A Home Bank for Home People Member oi Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Churchtield Prescription Pharmacy 157 South Main Street Columbiana, Ohio Phone 528 I Compliments of Seederly Funeral Home Ambulance Service Phone 4251 Columbiana Ohio Heck's Restaurant Chicken and Steaks Anytime Home Cooked Meals Dining Space Available For Strictly Private Parties lust a Nice Place To Bring Your Friends For Dinner We Make Our Own lce Crearn Phone 4458 81 l in aw Compliments of Oaks and Barrow A L Stephens Incorporated and Columbiana Ed Urschler Ohm Congratulations Compliments to of Class oi 1951 lack Alley Sitler's Flowers A' 81 B' , Truck Stop Columblana Ohio Complete Truck Service ij ., :' P 3 3 Z' -1 022 ,, . .4 Zawya. KW 1951 65 if Riff? K E V if o st a r 2 i' i a sa s .' '., A - Q In Z ' s 5 fs, of L 'm.! f r i if 3 J as , noaao Congratulations to the Class ot 1951 I hope that your continued ettort will be successful and your new lite may be a happy one. I. K. Harding Cities Service Products I Compliments of LEHlVIAN'S HARDWARE Headquarters for all Sporting Goods 83 we Cjgyoloer Compliments Good Luck oi Class oi 1951 Warrick Funeral HUUUWHY and S011 Service Reliability since 1875 C01 um biqnq Columbiana Ohio O1'1i0 Best Wishes Compliments of To Class oi 51 Home Savings and Loan 108 South Main Street Columbiana Ohio MILLEI-i'S On the Square Columbiana Ohio Phone 334 84 Ze,- Q5 Whenever You Think of I N S U R A N C E Think ot Best Wishes To 122 South Main Columbiana. Ohio The Vogue Shop Phone 4486 Compliments Compliments of of I Electro Metallurgical Central Porcelain Co. Dlvlsm Union Carbide and Carbon Columbiana Corporation Ohio Columbiana Ohio Em Best Wishes To c 1' 1 rhe czass ot 1951 ompozmen S The Enterprise Company M A R G A R E T S Subsidiary ot Wm.K.StametsCo. Pittsburgh. Pa. Compliments Compliments of ot Columbiana Earl H. Newell 81 Sons Motor Company General Contractor Chevrolet Phone 598 Colgfflana -I 86 Ar 1951 Compliments Best Wishes oi To J- U- HUUGH Class of sr General Auto Repairing Columbiana , Ohio DUBUTHY s DAIRY HUOVER TIRE EXCHANGE ON THE SQUARE Columbiana's Oldest Exclusive Tire Dealer FIRESTONE 0 U. S. ROYAL ' GENERAL 0 GOODYEAR V. H. Hoover Phone 626 G. T. Burt Compliments of The Columbiana Cylinder Grinding Co. 144 East Park Avenue COLUMBIANA, OHIO Machine Shop ' Auto Parts Welding ' Metallizing ' Straightening 87 Jie Kgyoloer Compliments Compliments of of North East Ohio Grace's Dress Shoppe Poultry Association Our Mono: Service and Satisfaction Columbiana Columbiana Ohio Phone 576 Compliments of L E 0 E H R H A R T Painting and Decorating Phone 4287 Columbiana, Ohio ' COLUMBIANA LEDGER Comphmems COMMERCIAL PRINTING of Wedding Announcements Catalogs 0 Ottice Forms Letterheads - Blotters STANDARD OIL Cards 0 Publications COMPANY 15 Union St. Call 623 CGLUMBIANA 88 ,ZW 195 Compilments ot COLUMBIANA COACH LINE CHARTER SERVICE BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '51 RIPLEY'S MEN'S SHOP F01 Every Qccggign OH 1:'I'O1'11 811991 1l'l l..GGiOI'11CI, CDl'11O CARR'S AUTO WASH See Your WASHING 0 PCLTSHTNG SlMCNlZlNG Phone 4637 263 V2 South Main St. FARM BUREAU CO-OP Columbiana, Ohio For W. Railroad at Vine Phone 4166 All Parm Supplies And Petroleum Products Columbiana, Ohio Compliments of Compliments MCCARTER of CLOVER FARM STORE Quality and Variety V. F. W. Phone 333 Por Delivery Compliments RAY I. MILLER 6 SON o W. E. MCCAUGHTRY Realtors Plumbing and Heating Phone 23215 Phone 4645 204 N, Mum street Prime 4343 4324 Market St- 216 COW St- Cdumbicmal Qhio Youngstown Columbiana 89 jie Cggyofoer AGNEW FARM EQUIPMENT EARMALL TRACTORS and MCCORMICK FARM EQUIPMENT Service and Goodyear Tires 7700 Market Street Youngstown Phone 2340l GOOD LUCK AND SUCCESS TO THE CLASS OF '5l COLUMBIANA CLEANERS Phone 518 Columbiana, Ohio I Donated by Compliments f THE PRODUCTION O I FOUNDRY A FRIEND Columbiana, Ohio Compliments Compliments 1oHN c. BARTON of Photography Portrait and Commercial KOCH MOTOR Compliments oi l CRAWFORD EQUIPMENT Comphmems CO. oi Columbiana, Ohio HOME EQUIPMENT HEATING 0 AIR CONDITIONING Phone 4404 CCLUMBIANA RESTAURANT 90 ,ZW 1951 T. A. HILL MOTORS H- D- KURTZ SGIGS-OLDSMOBILE-Se!ViCe 5 G IUC Store 25C G 2 Heavy Duty Wreckers 24 Hour Wrecker Service 31 S. Main Street Night Phone 682 Day Phone 4233 Columbiana Ohio Columbiuwf Ohio shop KURTZ First and Last Compliments Compliments of of I COLUMBIANA MILLING YOUNG s FRIENDLY TAVERN CQMPANY Columbiana, Ohio Phone 46l2 Compliments Best Wishes Of to the CLIPPERS VALLEY GOLF CLUB IOHNNY RYAN Mr. Calvin Compliments Where living is a mutual pleasure of The Home Away From Home Ctor aaeol womenj RICHARDS 0N,S Mrs. Dcx'oth1EDAng1emyer urse- wner SURPLUS SALES 35 N. Main Columbiana, Ohio 91 1. aw., Compliments ot SUNSHINE FEED STORE lU2 Park Avenue COLUMBIANA HATCHERY 13110116 513 Compliments of Compliments ROHRER BUILDER'S SUPPLY f Columbiana, ohio Phone 4379 O Roofing and Building Material THE COLUMBIANA C O A L Ready-Mixed Cement FLORAL CO' COmpliments Piano and Organ Instruction o W. M. KYSER SALES CO. Warren, Ohio Phone 4563-1 Compliments ot MRS. RUSSEL I. BARROW CO1'1'1IDliments Compliments of Qf SPORTING GOODS COMPANY MOWEN CLEANERS 29 North Champion Street Youngstown 3, Ohio 29 South Main Street Columbiana 370 92 ,ZW 195 COIHPliments Compliments of of RIISE ENGINEERING CO. Builders of Drilling Machines WILLARD D' HETRIC ooiumbiom, ohio Signs That Good Ole Fashioned Swiss Cheese Always Fresh at REDPATH'S LAUGHLIN'S POULTRY FARM AND HATCHERY Columloiana, Ohio FARM BUREAU INSURANCE SERVICE Ralph Reddington AUTO . . . FIRE . . . LlFE BATTERY SERVICE KELLER 61 PEPPEL Columbiana, Ohio WESTINGHOUSE Radios - Refrigerators - Ranges L d ts v Dr ers 0 Heaters aun roma y' Home Freezers - Roasters 0 lrons Easy and Speed Oueen Washers Compliments Compliments oi oi R E DR T RE OCS UG S O SPRAGUE'S Leetonia, Ohio BARBER SHOP we Czyoloer Compliments of Compliments f CHARLES B. FUHRMAN O Insurance DAIRY QUEEN STORE Compliments Compliments ot of KEYSTONE REASH IMPLEMENTS PIPE AND SUPPLY CO. Phone 4411 Columbiana, Ohio Columbiana, Ohio l Compliments VIRGINIA'S BEAUTY sHoPPE COLUMBIANA MACHINE A1'ffSffC Hail' Sfyling CQ, Virginia Barr, Prop. 350 South Main Street Columbiana, Ohio Phone -4l4l4 Columbiana, Ohio AMERICAN LAUNDRY 6. DRY CLEANING COMPANY Miraclean Patented Process Drycleaninq at its best W'th F M th t' 1 ree o proo ina Clothes Protected from Moth Damaqe tor Six Months Complete Sott-Water Laundry Service Linen Supply SPATHOLTS' HARDWARE Hardware, Stoves, Paints, Oils Gas Pipe and Fittings Electric Appliances and Supplies Phone 3 l3l Leetonia A 1951 Compliments of MOORE'S CORNER DAIRY Home Made Ice Cream CS Custard Bread, Milk Oc Groceries OPEN ALL WINTER Corner oi Vine CS Salem ROY LEONARD Eggs Wholesale CS Retail Phone 4236 Columbiana, Ohio Kaiser Frazer Compliments oi HUNTINGTON MOTOR 318 N. Main St. Columbiana Ohio ADAMS YOUR IEWELER Expert Repairing o East Service Year Guarantee Phone 2166 lll S. Main St. Columbiana, Ohio SLATE APPLIANCE Full line of CROSLEY Appliances Freezers - Ranges 0 Refrigerators Compliments ot HORTON'S PUMP SERVICE PUMP SALES AND SERVICE WELL DRILLING TV Receivers ' Radios Cglumbjgnql Qhio and Kitchens Phone 645 Compliments Compliments of oi OLAF V. TODD CRAWFORD'S MARKET Insurance Columbiana, Ohio Columbiana, Ohio we CAPIOBI' MANCHESTER MARKET COLUMBIANA BUICK CO. Buick Motor Parts Route l4 Tires and Accessories Fruits and Vegetables Qolumbicmql Ohio ln Season P1-,one 331 Compliments S'I'AI'II..'S COAL 6: BUILDERS' of SUPPLIES. INC. ORR'S WOODCRAFT Friendly Service Since 1895 Columbiana, Ohio Clifford I. Orr Phone 326 Compiments Compliments of BUNDY'S RESTAURANT A Good Place To Eat KELLER'S HARDWARE Compliments of SCHAEFFER PONTIAC CO. North Main Street Phone 646 ROLLER'S BOOK STORE SCHOOL AND OFFICE SUPPLIES WALLPAPER AND PAINT Gifts Columbiana, Ohio l 96