Columbiana High School - Clipper Yearbook (Columbiana, OH)

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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

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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

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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