Columbiana High School - Clipper Yearbook (Columbiana, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1953 volume:

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Gwynne Ienkins Instrumental Music Kay Evans Speech English Carolyn Dotson Home Economics Richard Berryman Physical Education Science Iohn C. Barton Science Mildred E. Lision Language History A if Larry McVcxy 491521 Vice President 256816 W t 010 gaps SQS, S491-1 O QQO JJQSI- J' Fred Forney President 7 953 . e 00 wggiy 093,69 fade Barbra Iohnson Mary Lou Adams Girls' Social Chairman Girls' Athletic Chairman 8 oyslqllyqllp fXUSf' owe IQ C Is bqjf 02 Q0 l 5 jr gdyoloer '5QI'll1JfM.. MARY LOU ADAMS-LOU It some work you find to do7 Whistle and Lou will do it tor you. Class officer 4 CAthletic ChairrnanJ7 Tri-Hi-Y l,2,3,4 Cpublicity 417 News- paper Staff7 Iunior Play7 Senior Play7 Band 1,2,3,47 Orchestra 1,2,3,47 Glee- Club 17 Librarian 1,27 Clipper Staff, 11- . gm' 1 H Qi ., is 7 I - . 9 JL- ff - ,J 1 73 ES: 1 ' A ' 'tV'iL 35 . 1 ij? ,, ', 7, ,t L tg, -, M' rgfpe- ,t - ,Q , ,r., QQ.. e , fi e5,'7QMgQ?,2Q 5 Q L ,Sy I- 'if ,,Lk . Q 'wt iffy? .-,fin , A We s ,Q H9254 Z f. 4 ' - 1 Z-',1 WILBUR GLEN BECK-WIMPY With the world before me, I can find plenty ot mischief or good. Class President l,2, Vice Pres. 37 Student Council 2,374 QTreas. 2, Vice Pres. 3, Pres. 437 National Honor Society 3,47 Iunior Play7 Senior Play7 Torch 1,27 1-li-Y 3,47 Clipper Statt7 Reserve Basketball l,2,37 Football Manager 3,47 Band 1,2,3Q Orchestra 1,2,37 Basketball 2,3,47 Boy's State Candidate. 1695 FRANCES ANNE AUGUSTINE FRAN A little fun now and then, Will help you when nothing else can. Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4 fl-listorian 417 News- paper Staif7 Iunior Play7 Senior Play7 Band 1,2,3,47 Orchestra 1,2,3,42 Glee Club 17 Librarian 1,37 Clipper Staff. MARSHALL BIRMINGHAM HOMER Homer tries with all his might To make you think he's always right. Torch 1,27 Clipper Statf7 Iunior Staff7 Senior Play7 Class Basketball l,Z. 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Torch 1,21 Hi-Y 3,47 Clipper Staff Kproot reading editorlg Reserve Bas- ketball 1,27 Varsity Basketball 3,47 Class Basketball 2,37 Reserve Foot- ball 17 Varsity Football 2,3,47 Iunior Play7 Senior Play7 Scholarship Team 1,27 Track 1,2,3,47 Boy's State Can- didate. .t ,. , , Fifa- 1:1 me ,Q ,5-5 1 , x , ' f fi M- 7 Q- . Zfllif' 9.21--y.jE'f': 59? -.L , -- gf, VV q:::.g::m...v,-V .,,,.. .. ' ,K ,tar y 3.25, , ,..., .,,,.....,, , ww, ,.,..- , - . ai x viii? F' 1 ' ., 3 W 7 J' 427 'i . Q it . f MARY NAOMI BOSTON-NAOMI Friendly and charming as can be. A great lover oi music too, is she. Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4 CSgt. At Arms Z, Service Chairman 317 Newspaper Staff 47 Clipper Statt7 Junior Play7 Senior Play7 Band l,2,3,47 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 47 Class Basketball 1, Z, 3, 47 Librarian 1,2. 1 sag 1 5 ' F1 5' Ei janiwm, far IQQ3 MARGERY BURBICK-MARGE Her hair is red and divine: But no temper will you find. Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4 CSec. l, Treas. 2, Sec. 3, Treas. 43: Newspaper Staff 4: Clipper Staff: Iunior Play: Senior Play: Class Basketball l,2,3,4: Li- brarian l,2,3: Office Worker 4. IANE ELLEN CAMP-JANE Although she's studious as can be: She's full of fun and gaiety. Tri-Hi-Y 3: Newspaper Staff 4: Iunior Play: Senior Play: Glee Club 1,2,3,4: Class Basketball 2,3,4: Clipper Staff: Operetta 3: National Honor Society 4. if 'UQ' JAMES F. COLLIER-IIM He's quite a self determined man, Ambitious to do the best he can. Torch l,2: Hi-Y 3,4: Clipper Staff: Junior Play: Senior Play. GK ROBERT CULP-VON As big as life and full of fun: His monkey shines will ne'er be clone. Torch 1,2 lTreas, Zi: Hi'-Y 3,4: Clipper Staff: Iunior Play: Senior Play: Class Basketball 3: Scholarship Team 2,3. ISABELLE DuVALL--IZZY Quietly in her own mild way: She does her work from day to day. Clipper Staff: Iunior Play: Senior Play: Class Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Librarian 1,3,4. -rf 'QP' RACHEL ESTERLY-RAE What's the use of hurrying. When there's plenty oi time. Class Oiticer l,2,4 KVice Pres. 1, Sec. 2, Treas. 43: Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4 CMusic ch. l, Treas. 21: Newspaper Staff 4 iEditorJ: Clipper Staff: Iunior Play: Senior Play: Varsity Cheer- leader 3,4: Minstrel Show l: Glee Club 1,2,3,4. 1 Cydyolaer Um, FREDRIC D. FORNEY-REUBEN lt is better to know useless things, Than to know nothing. Class Officer 1,4 CSec. l, Pres. 417 Torch 1,2 lSgt. of Arms 217 Hi-Y 3,4 KSocial Chairman 3, Program ch. 457 Clipper Sldffj Reserve Football lj Varsity Football 2, 3, 47 Basketball Manager Z,3,47 Iunior Play7 Senior Play7 Class Basketball l,2,3,4i Track l,Z,3,4. , -w ,gf Us ae, t ' 1 . F, -... ' 1-,,i si ' DANA IAN E GRIMES-DIANA When love and lessons clash, Let the lessons go to smash. Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,47 Clipper Slllfff lunior Play7 Senior Play7 Band 1.2, 3, 47 Orchestra l,2,3,47 Glee Club 1,2,4. WILMA JEAN GRONER-IEANIE Dark is her hair and sunny her smile, Her sweet personality makes friends all the while. Class Officer 3 tAth. Ch.D7 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,47 Newspaper Staff 47 Clipper Staff tEditorl7 Student Council 47 Junior Play7 Senior Playg Band l,2, 3,47 Orchestra l,Z,3,47 Glee Club 1,27 Class Basketball l, 2, 3,47 Football Queen 47 French Club 2 tSec. Spgfd.J7 Office Worker 47 National Honor Society 4. EARL HICKS-BUD His limbs were cast in manly mold, For hardy sports and contest bold. Clipper Stafi7 Reserve Basketball 1, 27 Varsity Basketball 3,47 Varsity Football 47 Junior Play7 Senior Play7 Class Basketball 2,3. IACK HOUGH-IACK The world's great men were not always great scholars. Clipper Stafi7 Iunior Playp Senior Play. 2 it PATRICIA C. HUK-PAT In her Genius lies her might For scheming and wrestling is her delight. Class Officer Z tAth1etic Ch.J7 Tri-Hi- Y l,2,3,4 tSgt. of Arms 4li Newspaper Staff 47 Clipper slflffj Iunior play: Senior Playf Class Basketball l,Z,3, 47 Librarian 2,3,4. Ol' 'fur BARBRA LOU I OHNSON-BI Sunny disposition, nonchalant air , A dash of pep-and we know you're there. Class Officer 2,4 CTreas. 2, Social Ch. 417 Tri-Hi-Y l,2,3,4 CProg. Ch. 2, Vice Pres. 3, Pres. 417 Newspaper Staff CCo-Art Editor17 Clipper Staff CArt Editor17 Iunior Play7 Senior Play7 Glee Club 1,2,3,47 Class Bas- ketball 47 Librarian 37 Steering Committee 3,4 iPres. 417 Tri-Hi-Y Delegate 3,47 Minstrel7 Operetta7 Youth and Government 3. FREDRIC I. KOCH-FRED In his little old Ford he rambles along, Why should he care if anything goes wrong? Class Officer 1 CSoc. Ch.1: Torch 1,2 fSocia1 Ch.11 Hi-Y 3,47 Clipper Staff? Reserve Basketball 1,27 Varsity Basketball 3,47 Class Basketball l,2, 3,47 Reserve Football 1,27 Varsity Football 3,47 Student Council 37 Iunior P1ay7 Senior Play. ROBERT IUSTICE-BOB A quiet, bashful lad is he, Afraid of girls as you can see. Class Officer 2,3 CSOC. Ch. 2, Athl. Ch. 317 Torch 1,2 fSec. 217 Hi-Y 3,4 tChaplain 3, Treas. 412 Clipper SlGff7 Reserve Football 37 Varsity Football 47 Basketball Manager 3,47 Iunior 15151357 Senior Play7 Class Basketball . , ,4. CAROL L. KIRTLEY-CAROLE Always laughing and giggling, too7 We know that she will never be blue. Class Officer 2,3,4 fSocia1 Ch. 2, Sec. 3,417 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4 KProgram Ch. 417 Newspaper Staff fArt Editor17 Iunior Play7 Senior Play7 Glee Club 2,3,4 fLibrarian 211 Tri-Hi-Y Delegate 47 Operetta 37 Clipper Staff7 Class Bas- ketball 2,3,47 Librarian 2,3. DONALD D. KYSER-DON To tell of Don it takes one line: To worry is a waste of time. Torch 1,27 I-li-Y 3,47 Clipper Staff7 Reserve Basketball 27 Iunior Play: Senior Play7 Class Basketball 2,3. LELA MANNAS-LELA A little Maiden, happy and' sweetg Very active and always neat. Class Officer 1,3 CAthletic Ch. 1, Treas. 317 Tri-I-li-Y 1,2,3,47 News- paper Staff7 Iunior Play7 Senior Playg Class Basketball l,2,3,47 Librarian 2,3,4. I KAIOPQF' v..-..J'UUl. 52I'llb!lA, DONALD E. MCBRIDE-DON Life without sports is not life. Class Officer l,2,3,4 CAth. Ch. l,2, Soc. Ch. 3,4l, Torch l,2 tVice Pres. ll: Hi-Y 3,4 CV. Pres. 3, Pres. 4l, Clipper Staff, Reserve Basketball l, Varsity Basketball 2,3,4, Class Bas- ketball 2,3,4, Varsity Football l,2,3,4, Student Council 2,3,4, Iunior Play, Senior Play, Track l,2,3,4, Steering Committee 3,4, Hi-Y Delegate 4. LAWRENCE N. MCVAY-LARRY All great men are dying, l feel sick myself. Class Officer 3,4 CPres. 3, V. Pres. 41, Torch l,2, l-li-Y 3,4 fSec. 47, Clipper Staff tPhotography Editor J, Varsity Basketball 3,4, Class Basketball l,2, 3,47 Reserve Football 2, Varsity Football 3,4, Student Council 4, lun- ior Play, Senior Play, Scholarship Team 2,3, Youth and Government 3, National Honor Society 4. 1 X if le DeWAYNE CLARK MCCARTY DeWAYNE There are two sides to every question, Mine and the right one. lunior Play, Senior Play, Clipper Staff tAssistant Business Managerip Hi-Y 3,4. .. , wirr V 5 ANN MCCULLOUGH-ANN Always smiling, always gay, Always happy, so they say. Class Officer 1 tTreas.l: Tri-Hi-Y l,2,3 tProg. Ch. 23, Newspaper Staff 4, Clipper Staff tTypinq Editorl: lunior Play, Senior Play, Scholarship Team 1, Band 2, Orchestra l,2, Glee Club l,2,3,4, tOperetta 3, Minstrel ll, Band Operetta 1, Class Basketball l,2,3,4, Librarian l,2,3, Office Worker. MATT POWERS-MOTE A friend indeed, a friend so true, ls how we'll always remember you. Class Officer tAth. Cl'1.l7 Torch l,2 tPres. 29, Clipper Staff, Reserve Bass ketball l,2,3, Varsity Basketball 4, Class Basketball 2,3, Reserve Foot- ball 2, Varsity Football 3, Iunior Play, Senior Play, Track l,2,3,4. EVEREIT I. REESE. IR.-IAN Ian is quiet, but his friends all say, He is fun in his own quiet way. Torch 2, Hi-Y 3,4, Clipper Staff, Iunior Play, Senior Play, Band l,2,3, Orchestra l,2,3. Ar 1953 .iembzur WWF IOSEPH EUGENE REEVES-HUEY Genius is the capacity For evading hard, work. Torch 1,25 Hi-Y 45 Clipper Staff: Senior Play5 Scholarship Team 1,25 Band 1,2,4. MARY JANET REINEHR-IAN Tall, dignified, sincere and true. We're proud to be called a friend of you. Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4 tlvlembership, Chap- lain 315 Newspaper Staff 4 1Co- Editorl5 Clipper Staff tBusiness Man- agerly lunior Playg Senior Play5 Scholarship Team 1,25 Glee Club 1,253,115 Minstrel Show lg Operetta 35 Girls' State Delegate 35 Class Basketball 1,2,45 Librarian l,2,3,45 National Honor Society 4. RAY SOUDER-OTT When on the football field he shows his grit, And off the field he shows his wit. Torch 1,25 Hi-Y 3,4 tSqt. of Arms 315 Clipper Staffg Basketball lg Class Basketball 1,25 Reserve Football 15 Varsity Football 2,3,45 Iunior Play5 Senior Play. SHIRLEY ANN TYSON-SHIRL To be a nurse is her lifetime Work, Her duties we know she'll never shirk. Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 45 Newspaper Staff5 Iunior Play5 Senior Play5 Clipper Staff5 Band 1,2,3,45 Orchestra l,2,3,4: Band Operetta 15 Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Operetta 35 Minstrel lg Librarian l,2, 45 Scholarship Team 15 Class Basket- ball l,2,3,4. THOMAS A. SAYERS. IR.-TIM Speech is great, but silence is better, ,Torch 25 Hi-Y 35 Clipper Staff5 Iunior P1ay5 Senior Play5 Class Basketball Z. EDWARD IOHN URSCHLER. IR.-ED I could be better if I would, But it's so lonesome being good. Torch 1,25 Hi-Y 3,45 Clipper Staff: Reserve Football 1,35 Varsity Foot- ball 45 Junior Play5 Senior Play. JL Cgpper ,-....--IICI1-- ,Suuhfm IAMES WELKER-JIM A great ambition, that has he, VV'ho knows what it will be. l-li-Y 3,4, Clipper Staff, Reserve Basketball 3, Class Basketball l,2,4, Reserve Football 2, Varsity Football 3,47 Iunior Play, Senior Play. SHIRLEY ANN WELLS-WELLSIE I love the world, the World loves me, Happy of heart and full of glee. Class Officer 3 tSoc. Ch.D, Student Council l,2,3,4 tSec. 43, Tri-l-liAY l,2, 3,4 CSec. l, Pres. 2, Music Ch. 3, Sec. 4, Newspaper Staff 4, Clipper Staff, lunior Play, Senior Play, Scholarship Team l,2,3, National Honor Society 3,4, Glee Club l,2,3,4 librarian l, Pres. 43, Class Basket- ball l,2,3,4, Minstrel Show 1, Oper- etta 3, Steering Comm. 2, Cheer- leader 3,4, Girls' State Alternate 3. Sid!! Which Includes All Seniors Plan and Work Hard to Produce This Barbara lohhigmw Sports Editor Fred Fomey Ed' WY . TY Enix? Prooireiidmq Lax Assist. Business Manager DeWayne McCarty Business Manager lane! Reinehr Photography Editor Larry McVay Ding . RICHARD BENNETT WHITEHEAD DICK Dick's witty remarks, Interrupted many a class. Torch l,2, Hi-Y 3,41 Clipper Staff tAss't. Editorl, Iunior Play, Senior Play, Class Basketball 2. Yearbook J. Chau Jtor A man of Wrirel: gziiuglough e Esierj Y Q if 4 . y 5 A - fl 'P vylyyy K, ',--' si K V i, y , Editor-in-chief lean Groner Assistant Editor Dick Whitehead Faculty Advisor Iohn Barton Jim ' Ljlmbv, 11LanaL67fw I, Frances Augustine, bequeath and bestow my ability to lose weight to Grace Ann Smith. I, Mary Lou Adams, leave my position as bass drummer to Polly Way. I, Larry Bailey, leave the library and librarians alone to rest. I, Wilbur Beck, bequeath and bestow the girls to Bob Orr. I, Marshall Birmingham, give my daily-occupied office chair to Randy Bailey. I, Margery Burbick, bequeath and bestow my red hair and freckles to Carolyn Cox. I, Naomi Boston, will my talent for music to Shirley Drotleff. I, Iane Camp, bequeath and bestow my ability for sewing to Laura Coughlin. I, Bob Culp, leave my superb singing ability to Mrs. Snow. I, Iim Collier, leave my ability to tell odd speeches in speech to anyone capable. I, Isabelle DuVall, bequeath and bestow my studious ways to Peg Hanna. I, Rachel Esterly, will my tall, slender form to Iim Reinehr. I, Fred Forney, give my long legs to Homer Gilchrist. I, Iean Groner, bequeath and bestow my curly locks to someone whose hair reminds you of toothpicks. I, Dana Grimes, leave my dog tags to the Leathernecks. I, Earl Hicks, bequeath and bestow my masculine physique to Eddie Kyser. I, Iack Hough, will my motorscooter and the money I have spent to a home for old ladies. I, Pat Huk, leave my athletic prowess to next year's varsity. I, Barbra Iohnson, leave my natural blonde hair to D. Golo- gram. I, Bob Iustice, give my title most likely to succeed to Willard Iessop. l, Carol Kirtley, bequeath and bestow my ability to go steady with one boy throughout my entire high school career to Barbara Biery. I, Fred Koch, will my ability to drive new Fords to Mr. Ward, I, Don Kyser, give my little auto to a good body man. I, Lela Mannas, bequeath and bestow my 21 waist-line to Mary Lou Collier. I, Don McBride, leave my athletic ability to Iames Capots. I, DeWayne McCarty, bequeath and bestow my Hudson to anyone who likes to walk. I, Ann McCullough, will myself to Mrs. Bender for errands 8th period. I, Larry McVay, bequeath and bestow my neatness to Wayne Nelson and my photo ability to Iohn Case. I, Matt Powers, due to circumstances beyond my control. must leave. I, Ioe Reeves, bequeath and bestow my political ambition to Miss Roller for next year's government. I, Ian Reese, give my long hair to any girl who is getting bald. I, Ianet Reinehr, leave my 5' llV2 to Pat Dodson. I, Tom Sayers, will my position as quietest student in senior class to Iohn Bookwalter. I, Ray Souder, bequeath and bestow my football tricks to Iron Douglass. I, Edward Urschler, give my corn to the farmers. . I, Shirley Tyson, will my little clarinet to Artie Shaw. I, Shirley Wells, bequeath and bestow my title of best personality to Irma Iean Boyce. I, Dick Whitehead, leave my loving ways to Lloyd Mackall. I, Iim Welker, bequeath and bestow my farm life to Mariellen Scheidemantle. Mary Lou Adams now has her own chain of restaurants. Ed Urschler is now a test driver for General Motors. He seems to be the only driver that complains about the slow speed of the new jet mobiles. Margie Burbick who has already started on her second dozen honestly believes she will set a new record for redheads in one family. Patty Huk who is now a professional wrestler, has just taken the Championship title from Gorgeous Georganne. Iudge Don Kyser and state highway patrolman Fred Koch are finally getting this problem of hot rods under control. Homer Birmingham is still doing nothing, and Ray Souder is helping him. Like father, like son Larry Bailey is now superintendent of the new high school. As usual Shirley Tyson has quite a responsibility. She is head supervisor at the Mayo Clinic in Cleveland. Larry McVay continued his photography work and was so prosperous that he finally hired Frances Augustine as his bookkeeper. Iim Collier is now editor of the New York Herald. Wilbur Beck is his star reporter. Rachel Esterly certainly believes in planning early for her future. Already she owns a Home for Elderly Ladies. Barbara Iohnson was her first patient. Tom Sayers is our first president who refuses to make speeches. He has hired Dick Whitehead to make thern instead. Carole Kirtley and lane Camp have combined their talents to open a shop in Paris. Carole designs the clothes and Iane makes them. Ianet Reinehr and Shirley Wells now own a large chain ot drugstores all over the east coast. Naomi Boston has now taken over Benny Goodmans Or' chestra, with lean Groner as the trumpet player. Isabelle Duvall liked school so well that she decided to go back as a primary teacher. Iim Welker has a new hobby raising the ideal rooster , one that Won't crow until noon. Jack Hough is chief mechanic at the New Hough's Iiffy Fixit Garage. The Bob Iustice Photo Studios are now a nation wide con- cern. Fred Forney has taken up missionary work. Recently he took a tour to Africa lecturing to head hunters on applying one's self to one's work. Ian Reese took such an interest in the Century Markets that he decided to buy a share in them. Dana Grime's ability to pick the one mate has resulted in her becoming President of the Lonely Hearts Club. Due to Lela Mannas' height she is now playing center for the VVee Midgets of Ohio. Earl Hicks has now built the biggest Wrecker in the world. All he needs now is a road to drive it on. Don McBride and Bob Culp. our engineers, have just com- pleted the new C.H.S. gym. It is the only one of its kind and features reclining chairs. Ice Reeves is now a member of the United Nations staff of official window washers. Matt Powers is now manager of Firestone Park. DeWayne McCarty is head director at MGM and Ann McCullough is his leading actress, or 1953 me c,4,Q,W Best Looking lean Groner Fred Forney f V 601102, a--.4 1 V ' A fi' W :-' Personality Shirley Wells Matt Powers who? at ' 3. --.E W s fl Sisgeae. Q-1 ef' Six A L 2,551 is 2 it in S1 Quietest Marge Burloiclc Torn Sayers f , e-vss,.ELC4!zl fr fM3' :l- ii Necxtest Rachel Esterly Larry McVay kill Q orfr. , .41 :mlb :kc Q-F5111 ' , ,A X' K L aft if-g f ' -- 1 , --2 B 2 ,3 1 1:1 . m I f Y tg E4 S is ,, V A eo, -A, 2 x A K wry? 5 -1 5 Q we 1 se Q 2 Most Likely To Succeed Ianet Reinehr Bob Iustice 6 . X B .rryoo B f-.rf f .Ls Most Musical Naomi Boston Wilbur Beck Q5 S . , . ' l H , rrry , ' L I ifi lf if -Y ? , . , ' 4 zzl :Qi ' r,-' 4 l4 Wittiest Pat Huk Bob Culp Most Athletic Lela Mannas Don McBride Most Studious Iane Camp Larry Bailey 1 in 39 Ed Urschler -L: - l, Q1 wzlwazv Way. Back hfluzn, Jhe SQHIDJIA, Uma? 1953 we UAIQPQI' .?i4Q 3 if 'Q ii 1- Our Own Miss Roller. 2-Singers in the morkinq. Mrs. Snow olnd qirls' chorus. 3-Study hall. 4-Southern belle, Dorothy Iecin Beard. 5-Healthy Specimens. 6-Working girl? Mrs. Bender. '7-industrial Arts-Ye Old Shoppe. 8-Mr. Gloss, siovinq owory. I6 Q? Don McBride, Mr. Speaker . 1O+Senior iodies CPD of C.H.S. 11-Auditorium tree. Christmas time. 12-The View from the book row. 13N-Forcuity cheerleaders: Miss Dixey, Mrs. Evclns, Mrs. Grim. --Iohnnie Roy ond Doris Dcry CBob Iustice and Shirley Weiisi. IUNIORS Ar 1953 SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN , A . K W .. M- aw A QQ 4, EIGHTH GRADE SEVENTH GRADE CLASS S I7 ir, MWA, i 4 A, AA.. V, ' 524 f H Q ,t wif? W ,.,AoAwLsxrm11:m,:x V-JL: I A ,,-. A , ' A W' A P? rffew-Mets . , , AQ,-t,,zi9:r.r ,gw.t.t,w., A axwAtwm,ft,, , , , r WS fmgw, QA?A,MMA,, .. W qw, fmq6,tg,m,, , .3 A . 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THIRD ROW: Ioyce Eckhardt, Arnold Elser, Bruce Feezel Doris Frrestone Doloris Gamble. FOURTH ROW: Kenneth Gamble, Alice Gaston, Robert Gleckler Dolores . Harrold, Richard Hazel. FIFTH ROW: Corrine Hickman. Wfrfirgl? V5 -'mi -11 ' :W ,i . , vs. v SQ, V J' if if x Q ' fwfr 4 4 1 . ,,,.., KW 1953 Q Wgiifw 46 Q ' gb , 1 T or f K . , , ix. mf' VL, f gl?-llhiis. FK ,-...- dw, X, .af -Wig, K , , ,hr , , -f 5, ,A , -ap ,i 1 . .P 45 , ' AX ' . l i T M 3 . , T .- ' , - I - A , , , , 7 - ,W - Q I .,.. .H , 5 .,,, gi, ' N ag ', ' , , Q. 9, tv. .- -fzmsf - gf- i 3 P M l x T P is - - , if -, w,,,fff:- 2 - '- A fs Q 1 ' Wai' 'fi' 'ii 'lil-r S A 5' M . -V . rfrieaix l I , T I 1' K i - - 'fp -so Q Y H f 'W Y- sw , - 6,1 'aes' A , :wi H ,. 'V 1, 'Q - ' , : - Y i M ,J 'xg 'WV' GU fi iii.- ',f-1-, ' W1 he gif? 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T F - I A - T D' 5 F i -- M , ,' 1 M TOP ROW, left to right: Adelaide Augustine, Rani FOURTH ROW: Donald Gleckler, Richard Glenn, dall Bailey Virginia Beiling, Marcia Bevington, Donald Greiner, Sue Groner, PegQIY Hanna, Shir- Dwid Binsley, David Black. SECOND ROW: Iohn Bookwalter, Richard Brierly, Harry Burbick, Fred Burlchert, Marjorie Conrad, Carolyn Cox. THIRD ROW: Donald Crouse, Iames Dailey, Rich- ard Davis, - Richard Detwiler, Iames DeWan, William F is 22 her. ley Hicks. FIFTH RO'W: Ed Hoffman, Martha Horst, Iames Hough, Marjorie lessop, Gary Iohnson. LV 1953 J V114 ML - - - 11 1 V , V - ' V ' LV , , l IVV- gg ,'.. VV , Q A .., L, ' . ' ' 1 Ln 1 ' 'f' ' 5' - ' ' ' Q '.. , V ,-.. V fl . V1-:few -1:1 A 'mi -1 lag .V ., N VV -' ' is 1 LTD. VV V V LQQ . V . IL V ,L .. . .. V+ . .P Q .. Q Q -' 2 ' 'N Vffgf, Q - . 'K -k V i V X ' 31551231 -VV ,Vf V- ' 'V EF: :Q -1 H is if . K -k'- - . ' V -ff' V f' ' r rv.- 2 mil' Ishii? X ,. x,j'iJ52iQW1 1 V: V I A I . 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FOURTH ROW: Shirley Stacy, Iames Stark, Patsy Sfockman, Bradford Tingle, lack Twitchell, Richard Weber. FIFTH ROW: Floyd Welker, Ianei Wise, David Wolfgang, Larry Zimmerman. 23 juz Cjiqyoper Aw AA, iq! L 5 5?Q3iif,i5 AW A I I' M ff I I l5I 'fEf. 'ff- 3':. w 5 5363 QAS'-' NIZILZTLZAYJ' V iiilfiiiiw . gifil i TM J A I if - I 2 A. AA A, fi A at ni? A bl A I A s Al AA LV A 2, - f Q SQ I I 1 A' AA ' , NM A A M :kj I A ' I A Q 'ff 1- - A? in I A li. is A -' A' if -' A rl - x '. A '- -A A A u r: A AM As-A-Af . A - A -QA A V AAQAAAA - M AA ,- 1- , 1: 'A ' ,A' ' - 2 A AA M A A - 5 sas 1 g 1 A My I f fl AA :A -' fbi? , in A Q AQ -,gil V ,' g A W A, ,A sg- ' IA X, E7 A- 5 A ff if ,7 A ,A W f - ' , . A . . . I bv A A A t I, AA A A A: A AA nw A ' AA A- ' A A ' A A' A A! ' pf A 1 1A 1 SQA 1 ' 'V A . 'QA fs A A A is AA QA.. A A Ami , A , A. A ,1. 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SECOND ROW: Darlene Briitain, Tom Brown, Barbara Cairns, Alvin Cunningham, Betty Custer, Sue Davis, Iohn Dowd, Phyllis Feezel, Donald Fellers. THIRD ROW: Carol Fisher, Robert Gilchrist, Donna Gross, Doris Gross, Helen Guy, Heather Haney, Iudy Harrold, Tommy Hickman, Clyde Hiner. FOURTH ROW: Robert Hoffman, William Hutton, Ieanne len- kins, Iudy Iusiice, Richard Lanterman, Donald Longshore, Iohn Lonqsworth, George McAndrew, Dale McCullough. Nelson, Suzanne Nelson, Robert Oberholtzer, Harold Oesch, Pamela Poulion, Iane Rapp, Iean Rapp. SIXTH ROW: Iarnes Rhodes, Richard Rhodes, Leon Ross, Esther Boyer, Sarah Royer, Millard Sayers, Carole Spanabel, Jimmy Spratt, Albert Stewart. SEVENTH ROW: Russell Si. Iohn, Eileen Taylor, Adda Welker, Robert Whitehead, Carol Williamson, Diana Wise, Terry Zellers, Gail Zimmerman. 6 FIFTH ROW: Donna loebchen, Ronnie Kyser, Sally Kyser, A, A A , Semnfh, Hlmdvz, ,Qi I ,-V,.V.,. ,.i-,,.H., V - Q .,V,,,.. . , , , ' A ' V ' ,. . ., V V ' f 5 gf, V tw V' - V V E 32, ' ' ' it ' . I V ,: IF ' f rf' . ' is' ' f- VV J az, , V ffif if L, 'A I ' -13, ,V-Ia-lf :-.,,' .. V ' We , V V V , W , V VV ,fi r sg I' I ,V 1 ix VV V- 'r st iV 1. v , ' 1- ' Qeaaw , , Y V Y V. ,V V. ,V V V, V - - V V A LV V -is V, :tee V V . 'V ' 'V . V , 1 69 V 'ED V1 ,QQ -I if ,f V V ,V EV? -'M ' - 'A '.,, V '75 F ' 'f V ' '5 I5'l: l5.. '.,,:?: ,, , . ' I I Vffkrlsstr ' N ' ' f C, ' l 5 t ,, :gpfrsf 3 N --' Q' I i .I gl' if V 3 -' like it I Vf. ' r VV if '-Sf Vf V l 5, ,, g W.. 'I , l i? . ,' 4 gf X ,, ,L::-.igggai A - ' a, - -. iggqfgjg k : --,AE ,V V .V ,ge .,-,..-EV, V ' ,, , V- V ' ' I , V , ' VV W , ' 'gL' ' r 5 , , : V... 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V ' ' ' f '--4 if 5 's' A iy 'l V fi' 'FV' V. ,Lq qcb V sw , V , , - , 9 A, ,SE ,,. , , . ,L . , VV V V .5 V X 2 1 .2 ' ' 4 V ,- V 1 , e , fl... ,I gt... fi '- 3 ,,,E ,.1,g1 V VQQ V, K V ,V TOP ROW, left to right: Corrinne Adams, Raymond Anderson, Robert Arbuckle, William Arn, Carol Atwell, Charles Beilinq Barbara Bierly, Carol Black, Beverly Bock. SECOND ROW: Donald Burbick, William Campbell, Roy Cham bers, Iohn Clark, Carol Coy, Barbara Crawford, Linda Crum bacher, Iames Culp, William Davidson. THIRD ROW: Wilma Davis, Dawn Dodson, Karen Douglass Larry Douglas, Kenneth Dowd, Larry Feezel, Becky Firestone Pat Franket, Mary Fraundofer. FOURTH ROW: Carol Gaston, Gary Geiger, Marion Heck Nancy Hetzel, Charles Hiner, Kim Hoover, Marjorie Horst, Charlotte Hough, Lynn Hubert. Martha Leonard, William Longsworth, lohn Murphy, Alice Myers, Paul Myers, David O'Neil. SIXTH ROW: Linda Pine, Iames Poulton, Betty Rapp, David Reinehr, Sandra Rhoads, lean Ritchie, Paul Rummel, William Russell, Tom Scott. SEVENTH ROW: Grace Shickley, Carolyn Sloan, Muriel Smith, Iudy Snyder, Norman Spiker, Richard Spratt, Charles Stark, Fred Twitchell, Leon Ugran. EIGHTH ROW: Iune Wank, Kenneth Warrick, Pauline Way, George Welker, Nancy Wenderoth, Robert Wonsetler, Ianice Yereb, Margaret Yoder, Sandra Zellers. I 953 .Ze Kgplaer by l. ,W sf Nw ,f ' W ll 'bm mag ? XX --A-16,1 KW -fs, u J gf lbll M' Y Rr l-3-Four Club dance. 5-6-HPiqskin Prom scenes. 21 flfresbmcm initicxtion. 7-8-9-10-l1wTl'1e Iunior-Senior Prom, 1952. 4 Y-Pigskin Prom Diclc Wbitelmead, lean Groner, Kiflq Gnd QU99115 Divk ThOmUS hd P99 HUffQld- Arm lvloorelleclcl, Bob Iustice, Wilbur Beck, Af'f9DdU1'1TS3 LUTTY MCVCTY 51 Sl'11fl9Y W9llS' Shirley Drollell, Carole Kirtley. 12-Four Club dance. 26 1 -....,.,,-.-...1 KW 1953 LIBRARIANS NEWSPAPER STAFF YQSE , m q ' 1 ' - ,Af 1 A.:.,.W- ifxw A - K -14 '?f'i'Tm 7,4 PROIECTIONISTS CAFETERIA STAFF ACTI ITIE 27 769 A Uwz, Qumm, nf, 7953 jrwtlvall, t I V Av rm Ve ft I ,a i ' Haj j. . ' H 3' ef . Aw 3, 1 - M,-Q 'V I t my 4. V. gi A , Q r , q AAA, R X Q I N s .. XXX 5 at , E W L I it t, tg ttnt 'Q-SLN bigsex, 's Q. , t we ' fe rr N ...re Queen. lean Groner. Attendants, Lela Manners and Carol Kirtley. cgaalmtball, Jlomnconunq, 7 an ki, x YN it Z8 rx Queen, Barbara Iohnson. Attendants, Margery Burbick and Ann McCullough. v-.......,-.-.-.--f- n W- - The Senior Class presented their play entitled Arsenic and Old Lace , fl, April 24, 1953. p!L05lLl.CflDI'l6. 3 s AW PML! 575' 1' X-I ' yr ,M .', fox I up . 3 E.. . Hi 'I 2 8 Q 1 if ' H tr? f ' 1 The cast was as follows: Abby Brewster ........... The Rev. Dr. Harper .... Teddy Brewster ...... Officer Brophy ..,.. Officer Klein ....... Martha Brewster. . . Elaine Harper ...... Mortimer Brewster. . . Miss Gibbs .......... Ionathan Brewster. . . Dr. Einstein ........ Officer O'l-Iara ..... Lt. Rooney ...... Witherspoon .... APM Af 1953 Ann McCullough .........lirn Collier .......Bob Culp . . . .Don McBride ..... .Fred Forney . . . . .Shirley Wells . . . . . .lean Groner . . . .Dick Whitehead . . . . .Shirley Tyson .... .Ed Urschler . . . .loe Reeves . . . . .Bob lustice . . . . .Larry McVay .. . Larry Bailey 45 . ,V X wr . Q - - il. The Iunior Class under the direction of Mrs. Evans, presented The Whole Town Talking , November 21, l952. follows: Chester Binney ........... Dave Evans Ethel ........ Mariellen Scheidemantle Henry Simmons. . . . . Harriet Simmons. . . Donald Swift. . . Roger Shields.. Lila Wilson .... Sally Otis .... Annie ........ Sadie Bloom .... Taxie Driver. . . Mrs. Iaclcson. . . Girls ........ . . . .Hubert Keylor . . . . .Marilyn Coy . . . . .Burdell Heck . . .... Phillip Kramer . . .Frances Haqar ...Ann Moorehead Shirley Lanterrnan . . . . . . . .Carol Calvin . . . .Donald Grant Hlsabella Snyder Donna Spanable Ardella Davis The cast was as 29 y ----'Y 7--Y - we ggyoloer ' Tk . ' Jn! 'i,g, . i !, F513 2 jv L 4 QL HW x F. Of f I-II.y ENGR 5 FICEHS 5 OQHGEY' JUNIOR 'I'RI-HI-Y OFFICERS IFC Q FOUR CLUB .STEERING COMMITTEE TORCH CLUB - OFFICERS o1:GA IZATIO jful -3014, and 3024, ,5ou2zL Klum, JL Um, Vw, or 1953 Rf--J Senior Tri-Hi-Y, under the supervision of Mrs. Snow and Mrs. Dotson, raised funds to send two delegates to camp by sponsoring bake sales and selling candy mints and household articles. We had a very successful year. The Hi-Y, under the supervision of Richard Berryman, held many enjoyable meetings and among other activities held their annual taffy sale to raise funds for their club. 4 H H M -.J 31 2,8 '11, Jai-30274 mwLjn1mh,, ,SoukzL Klulm, gm. 3 and Soplw Iunior Tri-Hi-Y is under the supervision oi Miss Roller. Activities included a Meals For Millions proqram at Easter. They participated in many other activities. QF.- ,...r,,,i-u,-,.-,,.,.-,.w,, ' i'h . . E The Torch Club, under the supervision of Mr. Robinson, has had many activities, including a party and movies at some of the meetings, 32 J A Mpmwvs, , ,.., .. :,,,W', ,,,,, Ak. ,A .,., A. ie .., M... 1 of 1953 ' m zammrgmmymm an mmm ympmfmr 5545 The bond, under direction of W. Gwynne Ienkins. 'r ri'-rr' S GRE 'K x - . ...4 4 2 M M. ' Q M A ' .. . V G I , I , I X K K , E M nlwarftgir 5 I 7 V, ,. J , 1 - . A . 1 -fb-sal 1 1 Girls' chorus, under direction of Iecrn Bcrlph Snow. Iunior girls' chorus, some direction. Iunior boys' chorus, under direction of W. Gwynne Ienkins. 33 4 .7!Le 6679101210 Kamal - 5111! ' 4, Body, nf, nl, FIRST ROW: Richard Weber, David Evans, Shirley Wells, Don McBride, lean Groner, Larry McVay, I Wilbur Beck. SECOND ROW: Donnie Oberholtzer, Sally Reese, Hubert Keylor, Karen Poulton, lim Warrick, Patty Poulton, Donald Gleckler. Juan, 521110124 jaw gf0I'!.0l2.Qi 34 6314, flccfzbn, to 'l'ZahbnaL Jlonolz, px W? c Q F W l c FRONT ROW: Ann Moorehead, lanet Reinehr, lean Groner, Shirley Wells. BACK ROW: Wilbur Beck, Larry McVay, lane Camp, Hubert Keylor. This society, national in scope, is based on scholarship, leadership, service and character. Election to it is one of the hiqhest honors which can come to C1 student. Two seniors were members last year. A 5 1 Lin 1- X 'f WDW ... FV ,wwf W by . , M ws .N ,,-,slim 1 . H ,rr 14 xx , 5? ff, Lfggigeffhgfffm ig ff jr QQ W 1 Sth Q 'YSFQQIFU 16625. M ww? 5iww5kmxw ggQgP 1 s3?iiw34 X' A . if - .V iw 1- '-1 x vu .Ax 51 -5 .Q A353531 , , MQ, 83, vi Vw 5 1 x fx 'iff' ny? i953 QW r 49 1,21 , W J ,ef . H P . , S 'J4W QiQmQ W mf,-ff vw'-' 31 . ' f- , it -3' 'T f K - - -:f?::E'W:g:ff:fi +, L- - - R 3 - fwxdfw ww ffewmmg 2 4 : .. f?:Q3. ,fef J f Q ' ?Qf'i-, ' vm, a' K ZVJW, af, -fS 1. VW' :EER Ye? 4 s ,fh PORT 35 me Cgyoper 5 Z 5s l V , . ,...i.i. . 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Wlietlier it was bringing down an opponents ball carrier or opening large holes in the line, Hay was the one for the job. He'll be, hard to replace next year. Don McBride-Quarterback Senior Don, playing his fourth year of varsity football was a rock on both offense and defense. His positions as a iolting linebacker and a hawkeye passer will be hard to replace next year. Fred Forney-Halfback-Senior Fred, playing his last year of ball, made it one well worth remember- ing. He played defense and when- ever the going got tough it was always Fred who was called upon to carry the mail. Larry Bailey-End-Senior Larry was this year's number one pass receiver and defensive end. His sportsmanship and team play will be missed. Earl Hicks-Fullback-Senior Earl was a hard-driving fullback and always picked up those bad- ly needed yards. From his line- backer position he stopped many a play from materializing. jzwtballg l Managers: Dick Detwiler, Harlal Leonard, Phil Kramer, Eddie Kysl Dick Webber. Q 6 t' Q :4 K I . K. Head Coach PYLE Fred Koch-Tackle-Senior No matter how tough the sledding was, Fred always had a witty re- mark to keep spirits high. His de- pendable, consistent play will be missed next year. Larry McVay-End-Senior Larry had the needed ability and height to catch passes and knock down interference. We were sorry to lose him before the end of the season because of an accident. Bob Iustice-Tackle-Senior This was Bob's first year of varsity competition. As well as seeing a lot of action at tackle, Bob was al- ways willing and capable to play anywhere he was needed. Fld Managers: Matt Powers, Wilbur ck .. -gt ,. . 'L eggs yt 4 v .pf- HJ-1 wi . , . V W W W t Assistant Coach Dick Berryman Dick Barnes-End-Sophomore Dick got his chance to play at end, and proved himself capable. Using his height advantage, he snagged passes for needed yard- age. His experience should make him a mainstay next year. Burdell Heck-Tackle-Iunior Birdie used his weight to an advantage by stopping plays up the middle. His desire plus the experience he has gained Will spell trouble for next year's oppo- nents. Arnold Elser-Center-Sophomore Arnie, having the desire and will to play, won a starting berth at center. There was seldom a bad pass from center and his defensive play Was very important. He'll be back strong next year. Iohn Case-Quarterback-Iunior lohn was frequently called upon to quarterback the team, and did very well. He should be a great asset to next year's team. Homer Gilchrist-End-Iunior Homer's play was cut short by injuries in midseason, but his limited action was impressionable. His towering height would be valu- able to next year's team. We hope he will be with us. Chuck Bevington-Tackle-Iunior Chuck, alternating at tackle and center did a bang-up job at both slots. Next year he should be one of the best, regardless of where he plays. Don Oberholtzer-Fullback Sophomore Don was a bruising tackler and played mostly as linebacker. Al- though constantly hampered by injuries, he refused to be sidelined. Watch him next year! Iohn Patchen-End-Iunior lohn played mostly at defensive end and always seemed to charge through and get the ball carrier in the opponents backfield. lohn will be back at end next year. Ray Burkhart-Haliback-Iunior Although this was Ray's first year on the gridiron, he played like a veteran. His tricky running gained many needed yards around end. He'll return next year as a con- sistent ground-gainer. Hubert Keylor-Guard-Iunior Hubie was a very hard-charging guard and his defensive play was outstanding. He will be back next year striving for perfection. ,-1 .. px I 2: , l KW 1953 L1 me ggyolaer Jimi-Jlqldzhq, Ublfmllflj Jwtball, jmm 601114, .Samui Flaw E'-i21'b31?S .5t ..t. ' The Clippers opened their grid season this year with Po1and. The Clippers fought a tough battle all the way, but were defeated by the bigger Po- land eleven 16-O. For our second game we traveled to McDonald. McDonald surprised the Clippers with a 26-6 victory and our second loss of the season. The Clippers registered their first victory against North Lima, Taking an early lead the Clippers went on to ct 36-6 victory. Playing host to Spring- field, the Clippers scored in every period to down the Tigers 24-U. Our next game was with Leetonia and it was a hard fought battle all the way through. The Clip- pers scored the first two touchdowns, but the Bears weren't to be denied. They made a strong come- back and handed the Clippers their third defeat 26-12. For our next game the Clippers journeyed to Canfield for another tough game. At the half the Clippers held a 20-O advantage. Canfield staged a fighting come-back in the second half, but it was not good enough to overcome the determined Clippers and we went on to win 20-13. Next the Clippers went on to defeat a stubborn Lowellville team 21-U. The victory clinched second place in the league standings for the Clippers. We traveled to Lisbon for our next game. The Bluedevils took an early lead and went on to win 26-12. For our last game of the season the Clippers played host to Palestine only to be downed by a mighty Bulldog eleven. gi JL. 5.71411--1952 The Squad was made up of Co-Captains MILT POWERS, dashes and PAUL ALLEY, Distance Runs: FRED PORNEY, L. BAILEY, R. ORR, and R. BURKHART, dashes, MATT POWERS, broad jump and distance runs, PHIL KRAMER, hurdlesy DON McBRlDE, jumps and weights, RON ZELL- ERS, distance runs: KEYLOR, distances. Matt Powers placed Sth in the 880 yard run in the State Meet, setting a new C.l-l.S. Record of 2 min. 5.5 sec. The squad entered the following meets: Pitt lndoor Meet, Wheeling Relays, Clyde Relays, County Meet, District Meet, State Meet, and dual meets with Leetonia, Minerva and Marlboro. KW 1953 U Mina, 77 Hamm, - Hmmvm, 76. e 11 J y 9 1 1 . j D lt Qtppfo, 'pvpfps XXQPF- 7 X J! t J f-'! 1 xr?i,,p3 QWEQ U- l i x?PEi 11,41 . 11.3.1 . FRONT ROW: Hicks, Bailey, Patchen, McBride, Gilchrist, Powers, and Case. BACK ROVJ: Mgrs. Heck and Newsome, Burkhart, Koch, McVay, Keylor, Zellers, Mgr. Forney, and Coach Berryman. With only a handful of returning lettermen, the Clippers got off to a red-hot start and weren't stopped for 12 games. The boys loved the game and were constantly improving their play, under the careful supervision of our new basketball coach, Mr. Richard Berryman. The team finished the regular season with a very impressive record of 17 victories and 3 de' feats, amassing 1255 points to the opponents 990. Scoring honors went to Don McBride with 279, Gilchrist 245, Case 238, Powers 209, Bailey 139, Patchen 68, McVay 18, Hicks 16, Koch 12, Keylor 6, Burkhart 4, Zellers 2, and Barnes and Orr 1. C,1-1.S. OPP. Fairfield ....... . . 79 38 Springfield ...... . . N. Waterford Champion ..... . . North Lima .... . . Salem ...... . . Poland ..... . . Leetonia .... . . Lisbon ....... . . 59 36 69 55 54 38 57 48 62 46 65 53 62 44 75 58 E. Palestine . . . . . 60 50 Mineral Ridge . . . . . 54 45 Lowellville ..... . . 65 41 Canfield ....... . . 41 43 Springfield .... . . 69 48 Sebring ...... . . 51 65 Minerva ....... . . 71 49 E. Palestine .... . . 61 49 McDonald ......... . . 68 51 Lisbon ............. . . 53 57 80 76 Youngstown North ..... . . Like the Varsity, the Reserves had a successful season winning 16 and losing 4. Burkhart, Barnes, Zellers, Keylor, and Orr lead the scoring. These boys will play an important part on next year's varsity squad. FRONT ROW: Zimmerman, Hubert, Barnes, Grant, Orr, anti Bookwalter. BACK ROWV: Ntfarrick, and Groiner. Kelley, Maurer, Douglas, Tingle, Bailey, I jim C7 L!'J!98l Don McBride-Forward Larry McVay-Forward Senior Senior With two years of varsity competition Larry saw a lot of action when the behind him, Don couldn't be stopped. heat was on . Serenely he went about fx Xb,-y u W He scored from all angles and halted the task at hand, which usually meant 3 the opposition dead in their tracks. Don a victory for C.H.S. This was Larry's ,A will always be remembered as one of last year. - 4 the best. . X ,Q I i-'2 3 'f'i-- t tilt Matt Powers-Guard Homer Gilchrist-Center ' . X- ' Z Senior Iunior - 1 ' Matt was a steady, cool ball player Ace , standinq six feet five inches tall - i with an unmatchablo ability to steal CIiWOyS had his hands On the ball and M- 3 the ball, an asset to anyones ball club. knew WhCIi IO do With it. He ,Was an L 'O' ' ' He could think and act simultaneously. excellent iip shot Grid hCId C1 CiCIr1q9I0uS . , ,4 Y , Unfortunately for the team, this is his hook. We Heed him next year! last year. Larry Bailey-Forward Iohn Case-Guard Managers-Burden Heck. Senior Iunior Larry always played to the best of his lohn was fast and aqqressive and Gene Newsome abilityg doing his share of the work both played qoocl offensive and defensive offensively and defensively. He was a ball. His drive-in shot registered re- qood reboinder and passer. Someone peatedly. Iohn Will be back on the will have to hustle to fill his shoes next hardwood next year. year. , Fred Forney z6'a.4lmt6 all Ar 1953 I . '19, 2 'fx .L A Scorekeeper-Bob Iustice t t t Earl Hicks-Guard Dick Bames-Center t Senior Sophomore t It the game was rough undoubtedly Dick was another lad brought up from 1 Edit was in the rnidst ot it ali. He the Fr-'fserve agareqation. Iudcginq from ' xzsxiaily ended up with the halt which his play on the Reserve squad, Dick nieant anoiher two points. Everyone will tv one to watch next year. will remember Earls brand at 235111. Iohn Patchen-Forward Ray Burkhart-Guard Iunior hmior 'When we needed rebounds Iclin was Pay saw lirniied acticn Cn the Varsity always called upon, His height, expe- as his time was welt spent leading the rience, and desire wilt be a winning Feserves to one victory after another. iactor next year. AN eyes will he an Ray nexi year. Ronnie Zellers-Guard Hubert Keylor-Guard Iunior Iunioi' Rennie has shown much improvement H'.ibie's aggressive ploy gained him this year. He has an exceptionatly a tterzh on ihe varsity twelve. His to set shot. Heli bark sw1sh- conscientious attiixde anri 1eam sfziri ext year. writ prove vailxable in :he future. t GCCLHC1 UIQ A TIQYS I1 th we Cgyofaer Www L' ww- ww rm, fha job UIZCIUA4, ' VARSITY Rachel Esterly, Shirley Wells, Ann Moorehead, Barbara Biery. Pat Docl 42 RESERVE IUNIOR HIGH san, Marcia Bevinaton, Elna Tinqle. Nancy Heltzel, Ruth Messersmith, Betty Rapp, Heather H1 KW 1953 fhampiom, 914, Jim '11, Jirkjh, JrwtbalL and z8a4luzilfalL Jmma. The lunior Clippers played only two games this and Warrick, endsp Oberholtzer and Longshore, year, defeating Leetonia 24-O and losing to Min- tackles: Feller and Anderson, guards, Heck, center. erva 12-7. Subs on the squad were Zellers, Culp, K. Dowd,- Gilchrist, Bookwalter, Hoffman and I. Dowd Murphy, Reinehr, Spratt, Arbuckle, Poulton, made up the backfield. On the line were Hickman Geiger, Ugran, Kyser and Douglas. After a slow start the lunior High squad began to hit and finished the season with 7 wins and 5 losses. The squad consisted of eighth graders: Gilchrist, Dowd, Bookwalter,fLanterman, Long- shore, Zellers, Fellers, and seventh: Warrick, Anderson, Heck, Spratt, Murphy, Reinehr, Beiling, Russell, Poulton and Arbuckle. Fairfield .... . Champion .... North Lima ... Salem ........ New Waterford Springfield .... New Waterford Mineral Ridge Springfield .... Minerva ..... Salem ...... Poland ..... SEASON RECORD IR. l-H. CPP, 23 30 21 23 21 13 l9 25 l8 25 27 25 33 39 36 24 27 20 43 42 33 21 36 30 43 we KAPIJQI' hlmejnwna, 1.5, Freshman Basketball The Freshman basketball squad had a very successful season, Winning all of their regularly scheduled games. They scored 417 points to their opponents' 281. lohnson led in scoring, followed by Bookwalter, Bailey, Zimmerman, and Greiner. They also entered the N.E.O. Tournament at Massillon, but were defeated by Minerva, 53 to 52. Hi-Y Basketball The Hi-Y basketball team completed its first undefeated season. In four games they scored well over lOO points, averaging 94 points per game. Beck led the scoring, followed by Bevington, Iustice, Souder and Welker. Torch Club Basketball The Torch Club boys, playing much older and more experienced opponents, won 2 and lost 7. Their leading scorers were Gamble, Campbell, Burbick, Welker, and Oesch. 44 ELE E TARY Jim Janultq, i in it 1' 5. 5 W if 'Wim we ,Lf . ,r f f T- sg 4-rn ... '47 M ,fa ,- . I GRAD Belva Switzer Sixth Grade Alberta Windle Sixth Grade Richard Beltz Fitth Grade Georganne Race Fifth Grade Sara Groner Fourth Grade Adena Mackall Fourth Grade Sparkle Lautzenheiser Third Grade Anna Mae Mellinger Third Grade Marie Gleeton Second Grade Florence Campbell Second Grade Nellie M. Koch First Grade Margaret Brungard First Grade Dorothy Young First Grade Alberta Bailey Kindergarten Miriam Voelm Kindergarten 45 ,7!Le Cgyofoer 9 r 1 as , 2, 4' FlRST ROVV, left to right: lames Oesch, Dale Cermak, Sandra lltfkxnan, Bernarrl Natifrlrron, loyce Cox, Michael Meade, Rrxsako lvfarner, Krinneih Sparh, Mary Lou Gurney, Stanley Gyn- y, Davirl -l1LililllBL1ll. SECOND ROVJ: Paul Austin, Marilyn Rohrer, Thomas Crum- lacliez, Bfrrljara Barr, Robert Forter, Rita Newsorf Richard Suliivan, Glenda Sliastcen, Robert Booth, Nancy F ne, Miss Si FIRST RONV, left to right: lacqueline Boring, Howard Sarver, Maraarfi llively, Dale Burlwick, Mary Oelor, Roliert Davis, Carol Keck, C. no liliccit sa, lar-rqulynn Sitler. SPCOND ROW: lnhn Follfrs, Barbara Hanna, Carlyle Elser, Ann Fauik, Rivharcl Hamilton, Carol Oaks, Harold Huk, Shirley Daisfn, Rcgli rr: Si. lrrhn, THIRD ROW: Shifey McAndrew, loyce Cross, Linda Taylor, 46 'W 'M ' F rw rg 32 W f ,V kim K l Windle. l THlRD ROW: loAnn Ellis, Russell Eyster, Carolyn Detwiler, l Elmer Burbick, Coby Litten, Carl Nyquist, Barbara Davis, lames W Burkey, lanet Felton, Raymond Oberholtzer. NOT RICTURED: lerry Bailey, Gary Hawkins, Philip Nelson, Franklin Royer. TEACHER: Alberta Vllinclle. lames Romeo, Sandra Anqlernyer, Glenn Grimes, Sheryl Flynn, Paula Biery, Miss Switzer. FOURTH ROW: larnes Dean, lames Bailey, lames Rupert, Charles Custer, David Helsel, Ierry Mollenkopf. NOT PlCTURED: lohn Rayer, Patty Macklin. TEACHER: Belva Switzer. t .M ssl ZW 1953 LZflL5!ldd2. FIRST ROW, left to right: Thomas Haney, Arley Bartholow, Arthur Toot, Gary Sloan, lim Yoder, Ray Detwiler, Alan Douglas, Leland Mackall. SECOND ROW: Betty Dresdo, Lucille Keylor, Rodger Fritch, Sara Richmond, Gary Perkins, Autumn Hoover, Grant Sloan, Mary lo Arn, Bob Pine, Gretchen Young, loyce Beiber. THIRD ROW: Rebecca Lodge, Ruth Rummel, Bob Bender, Sandra Shepard, Tom Logan, Patricia Williamson, George Heindel, Karen Snyder, lim Knotts, ludith Marshall. FOURTH ROVV: Bill V.':o:iwarcl, ludith Koehler, Larry Snyder, Ila Cunningham, Larry Reed, Doris Custer, lim Davis, Carcl Souder, Gerald lohnson, TEACHER: Richard Be-itz. 'fin FIRST ROW, leit to right: Betty Camp, Gertie Esenwein, Gary Ritchie, Stephanie Boalcwalter, Lemon Chamberlain, Gerry Wise, Denis Hutton, Betsy Atkinson, Richard Madjarack, Sally Way, Denis Burlcey, Carolyn Ridel, Betty Rhoades. SECOND ROW: Sandy Mac Bane, Leanne Gurney, Bobby Mac Andrews, Ellen Daniels, limmy Gana, loyce Hawkins, Gerald Wilhelm, Sandy Smith, Paul Stranlc, ludy lessop, lohn Pierce, W fi. 5, Karen Ritchie. THIRD ROW: Linda Hasness, Carol Price, Pcnali Frcinkez, Carolyn Lovejoy, Billy Dailey, lvlarllyn Schmidt, Charles li rxxsli Leona Saxton, David Liston, Helsn Burluslc, Charles Riircs Kathryn Mc Carty. TEACHER: Georganne Race. 47 .7!Le Cgpper Jnwzflz, H fr' FIRST RO'W, left to right: Thomas Wining, David Scott, Paul Murphy, David Mundy, Randall Taylor, Clinton I-Ioman, Richard Kyser, Michael Ritchie, Archie Kliest. SECOND ROW: Marian Douglass, W'arren Starr, Iudith Lovejoy, George Stacey, lacquelyn Spahr, Donald Culp, Ruth Perrine, Harold Atkinson, Barbara Rhodes. THIRD ROW: Harold Burbick, Ianice Doll, Ross tetfrey, Sandra Dean, Becltord Washburn, Sandra Kiehl, Gary Esenwein, Clara Harrold, Robert Bailey. FOURTH ROW: Nancy Alley, Donald Williamson, Marcia Roth, Ronald Brown, Kathleen Bush, Woodrow Bauman, Alice Rummel, Gary Corlce, Shari Gavin. NOT PICTURED: limmy Gamble, Patricia Cairns. TEACHER: Sara Groner. tIn picture Gladys Scheidemantle substituting for Mrs. Groneri -rf? FIRST ROW, left to right: Gretchen Cline, Gary Smith, Karlene White, Gary Thompson. Krarncr, Robert Culp, Ir., Mary Hane Dowd, Dennis Miller, THIRD ROW: Dean Donald Miller, Willa Collier, Paul Royer, la Louise Harrold, Loretta Foertch, Richard Barbara Rohrer, Neil Ifloehchen, Clyde Richardson Ill. -L? Leslie Sayers, Tohn SECOND ROWY Catherine I-lasness, Clarence Pei, Wayn NOT PICTURED: David Armlirust, ludy Bramer, :Kenneth Bailey, 'lp-nice Toot, Richard TEACHER: Adema Bailey, Suzanne Sullivan, Gary Spratt, Qina Kelles , ,Ha K I . 'gc f .1 l D A I A ' T' ' 48 It it Qi, . fr 'f-, i W... -I 1, 4 at ,if I I I v if ' TT I Davidson, Nethers, Adams. , T Y K ...-..W..... 01' 'Q i J hbwlyfzada Al? WEST ROYN, lei' if right: PfI1l1GRGfh, Buiilaly Sdrigirii, Piiezy ruin: Riijiuri Fisher, Vcrziqigri King, iii Hmiiznind, Gloria Qixiiuh, Susan Peiicfl Ffirune Hung Norma Gard Ioirefw BY: 'g, Hrugh, Him 11111 Cvsch, Iudy Churchfield, .Lyiv1fxCur1,Icrixffgffcrx. F-,LIFRTH ROW: Gary LQO1'1CI!'d, Tune-I D I'lQf5, Hurry Dcfey, TLCOND ROXYZ fmgldrfffi Czmrrirl, Bczljzsirrci plzifilllfl, fxefmr 'Vvzin YTBLAHA, Terry Cross, Biiiy T1E,K'whiif', f:J'f1CID Smith, 'iiirgcig Carole Cfiiwz' Erirm C'i'iIi0fh Fffrgy In F nw ,- J izi, xiii! Cjcrfs Eddi Aitomore rim Lmdguy, IX'f.j'Y fipdggigcn, Jcivid Ffziiviy, fi,i.y Y, 1:11. I-.fQfiifV' .fgdiizlfv Lriuizerihelser ,FIXED RUWY: Ifuihiyri FC1'mrf Dennis Diaxifi' Q .Y 'f 'f ,,vws, , ,- I, 5 JD-Lv-V Q' 60 E 4 4413! if FIRST i'Xx:stin, Brave Hlis. SECOND RG VV: Ffriic Bii:-de-, HCNi'7f,ifC'CT Vciy, L54 - Frcrnk Camp 'T iimy Trimf RTX fini: Fishfr, Iimmy IKPQLUVS fir. Ff5UP'fiII r : Tlwh irmwie, Hmm: f-w- .vp iz ff l TEACHER 5 , . ,li ,:- T f H I.. . Ui Dmw 'N fXriiS PV 25 wi . l.iisMv1ii, Kon Aonimr, Sherry Wcxrd, Scimuef i cf-JH' Vhiixgz C101,1:Lf?, Carol Meliinqer. i.,, i , f31z?ruc1rn, ihlrfoy Hfxmciri, Dick Sireb, Iudff iw Pliilihrivi-1, Clcnhy Litien, Hebert Martin Kfzy ' 1 ' -'-4: Ii i , Ji. in 'i1IiFI9Y. 'W 1 ' 4 T '!' r E Q14 0 - 'T A ai Q 1 3 1 49 F rl o-- x 1 1 4 we Cgfiyoloer jnrzvnal Hzzcwlo, ElRST ROVV, lelt to riaht: lorry Vtlininq, Nancy Bowman, Iohn Rummel, Virginia Goinor, Timmy Lonasworzh, Susan Barqer, Denny Bailey, luclifh Peres, Timmy Smith, Marlene Snyder, Billy Firestone, l.in:Ea l-lerzine, Daamar Zavadil. SECOND l'ZU'vV: loan Crawford, Terry Cerrnalc, Penny White, lolin Xlfonsefl' r, Sanflia Stahl, Tommy Brown, Iudy Davidson, Tcmltiy Deawiier, Shezzy Clay, l.oe Bauman, Patty Gaskill, 3 my 0 .T V4 Q ? Anthony Ross, THlRD ROVV: Dale Murphy, Graco Gloss, Carl Kelly, Suzanne Karcher, Stanley Rupert, Ngmcy Rowlancl, Robby Kirfley, Deneice Smith, Billy Drasclo. TEACHER, Florence Campbell. NOT PICTURED: Vlfayne Rohrer. ElRST ROVV, loit to right: Beverly Gantley, Carol Lindsay, Ronald Burluiclc, Mary Ruth W'alker, Gerald Kimlvle, Susan Baznr s, Terry Niqhtinaale, Ccnnie Vxfard, Richard Holmes, Penny Bowen, Iohn O'Neil, Helen Coy, Samuel Hoffman. SECOND ROXIV: Sandra Barnes, Kenny Mahler, Katherine Thomas, Gary Romeo, Linfla McBano, Robert lohnson, loAnn 50 Sacchet, lohn Herron, Virginia Macklin, Dickens, Richard Hornan, THlRD ROW: Roy Tobey, Nancy leffrey, Lee Hanna, Gail Spanaloel, larnes Koehler, Mary Drew, Everett Lo.-ojoy, Lynn Vtfurster, Bobby Hicks, TEACHER: Marie Gleeton. , 44 KW 1953 jbmt HALZJQ, ,un -, FIRST ROW, left io riqht: Tommy Chamberlain, Carol Steele, Party Young, Susan Crawford, Maryanne Madjarac, Carol Haus, Lynn Harrold, Ioanne Hurron, Eileen Dowd, Wayne Stamp. SECOND ROVV: Linda Richardson, Grergory Voelrri, Frances Burket, lame-s Pierce, Kassie Snodgrass, Tommy Bookwalter. 'rw ,g,,. Barbara Bauman, Kenneth Huk, ludy Olrnstead. THIRD ROW: Bob lenlcins, lill Fullerton, Hickey Long, Betty Bevin, Brian Arbuckle, Maureen Cavanauqh, Iirnmy Browning, loanne Coy, Tommy Gantz. TEACHER: Nellie Koch. ,ar WRST ROLW, lei! tri 'r'gh': Carfl Starr, Eddie Miller, Nancy Kimble, Billy McCarter, lay Bainlrrprxse, Lynn Davis, Tom Rich- mond, Dixie Srniih, Rick Perrin, Grace Clark. SECOND ROW: Sharon Aain, lclin Mrrnahan, Iarnes St. lchn, Gerald Leonard, Willard Buriricl-Q, All: rr Pnfrrian, larnos S. Ward, Lee Davis, Tate Burkhart. 499 W 1 5 i , fue Q-f I fm we THIRD ROW: Wilbert Dyke, Marian Lazear, lohn Dailey, Carol Woorlward, lack Brode, Elva lean Hazel, Duane Spilcer, Maurefn Gauqhn, Kenny Haque, TEACHER: Dorcrrhy Yriuna. NOT ElCTURED: Naraire Cay, ,a wr l:'lRST HOW, left io riahtt Baliliy Cline, Fannin Suffnllc, Marcia Knrws, lirnmy Marla, Ma l re Vfiric Enyrlcr, Larry Athny, Garry Afliey, lvlarrxa lic ilrvway, Larry Defwilfir. SECOND EOWY larrivs Crrswrr, larnfs llrrwlqins, Tarn-'riy O'N0il, Lciirise Martin, liarry Lwrrrrr, Tlif'l'l'Yfi1 Cain: liell, Cerrnie Vlfaliorsi, xx Richard Franlcicrrl, Barbara Gerlach. 'IHlRD-ROW: CllllSilIlfx Hmwn, Richard Booth, Lenore Miller, Glen Clrrrrchlield, lanic Pyle, Philip Burbiclc, Hifhard Huiion Linda Rhnfles. TE,1iClflfl2i: lufaraarei iirunqara. 51 1, o4,,,.. ta, ,la 659 1 FIRST ROW, left to right: Ierry Simpson, Richard Glaser, ,Gregory Hart, Carole Firestone, Mike Grant, Mickey Grant, Billy Oliver, Connie Van Fossan, Ray Oeler. SECOND ROW: Timmy Woodward, loyce Price, George Nico- lette, ludy Hoover, Alfred Cunningham, Sheridan Blagg, limmy Gaw, timmy Dickens, Linda Oesch. fu. FIRST ROW, left to Curl, lacqueline King, Elliott Myers, Cheryl Liston, David Kyser, Billy Paulm, Linda Bartholow, Virginia Arn. SECOND ROW': Russell Bailey, Karen Dean, Edward Scott, Marilyn Heindel, Wayne Wickline, Linda Rohrer, Mike Alto- riqht: Iohn Snoke, Lana Burkle, George MS , THIRD ROW: lirnmy Mahan, Iudy Hill, Raymond Rummell, Cathryn Hough, Danny Blake, Pamela Roess, lohn Rhodes, Iudy Browning, Gary Troll. NOT PICTURED: Larry May. TEACHER: Alberta Bailey. more, Lillian Stamets, Constance Eckhardt, Lynda Corke. THIRD ROW: Bobby Wurster, Ellen Antoinette, Eric Keck, Carol Soliday, Terry Chellew, Betty lean Lynn, Richard Tyson. TEACHER: Miriam Voelm. FIRST ROW, left to right: lohn Shasteen, Iirnrny Knight, Carol THIRD ROW: Lyle Stacy, Darlene Toot, Kirby Zellers, Beata Winegord, Terry Poulton, Ianice Bush, Ianet Bush, Tommy Anderson, Carlyle Black, Iudy Miller, Richard Pine, Sandra Lovejoy, Sheryl Feezel, Dick Smith, Ie-rry Smith. Arbuckle. SECOND ROW: Clarence Kimball, Iohn Yoder, Ann Hetric, lohn NOT PICTURED: Rickey Culp. Atkinson, Roberta Spanabel, Allan Wise, Suzanne Burkhart, TEACHER: Alberta Bailey. Gayl Gloss, Iames Leonard. 52 l t In I 5 1 3 5' t wth if . if I I I Q' W' as K f 4. .,.',.v vw i .. gg i . Q Q. 1 s. ., x fs! -rx Z.. 1953 it ffl' i ' s' ,oiRi An annual such as ours would be impossible Without the help of our many advertisers and Contributors. The people below wished to contribute but not to advertise. We Wish to thank them and our nearly ZOO advertisers most sincerely. OUR CONTRIBUTORS A 6. P CO. RAY HUM LEILA BEARD E. P. IOHNSON DR. HARRY BOOKWALTER DR. IONES DR. LEE BOOKWALTER DR. KING MERLE C. DAVIS DR. KOCH DR. DEWALT I ' ROBERT DONBAR MILDRED KYSER DR. MOOREHEAD LEONA EHRHART DR. MURPHY DR. GAVER DR. MYERS H. C. GORBY R. G. OAKES DUNCAN D. HARMON DR. NELSON ALLEN HESTON DR. 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EAST PALESTINE, OHIO OTTUMWA, IOWA 5 I 953 HECICS RESTAURANT CHICKEN AND STEAKS ANYTIME HOME CUOKED MEALS DINING SPACE AVAILABLE FOR STRICTLY PRIVATE PARTIES IUST A NICE PLACE TO BRING YOUR FRIENDS FOR DINNER WE MAKE OUR OWN ICE CREAM PHONE 4458 I I we HOLLOWAY AND SON HOME OF FINE CLOTHING SINCE 1875 COMPLIMENTS OF CRESCENT MACHINE DIVISION Rockwell Manufacturing Company LEETONIA, OHIO 9 COMPLIMENTS OF THE COLUMBIANA BOILER COMPANY COLUMBIANA OHIO Compliments of HOOVER TIRE EXCHANGE - ':ON THE SQUARE Columbiana. Ohlo Phone 626 N W Tires ' Recapping ' Truck G Passeng Repairs ' Road Service ' Flats Fixed GALEN T. BURT 5 2,8 CAIQIOQI' Auto Teller Window For Your Botnking Convenience, No Need For Parking Compliments ot Modern Equipment For Sofe, Efficient SMITI-1'S itiiifitiiifflf FURNITURE STORE COLUMBIANA, OHIO Night Depository - For Convenient After Hours Deposits i Recordak Microfilming Lf V By this rneons ct com- ! ' plete record is kept of h k d every c ec on ony other important docu- T O ment that posses through our offices. Gr ENS Ae A 5 BANK ' , UM 58 Compliments ot P. R. CUREY 8: SONS Distributors ot IVIOBILGAS, IVIOBILOIL, Sz HEATING OILS Phone Lisbon 3414 Phone Columbiana 4218 Congratulations Class ot '53 So near is grandeur to our dust, So nigh is God to man: When duty whispers low, thou must, The youth replies, I can ! -Ralph Waldo Emerson- STROUSS HIRSHBERG-'S YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO WARREN, OHIO SALEM, OHIO NEW CASTLE, PA. 51. KAW... 1. lust standin' around with Peg Hanna, Margie 5- GCIY L99 OTT- lessop, Faye Porter, and Ierry Rhodes. 7. Naomi Boston at the swimming pool. 2. lean G Sue Groner. 8. lust Waitin'. 3. Birthday party at lean Groner's. 9. Piano hopefuls. 4. Sue Groner's eatin' popcorn! IU. Must be camp with Alice Myers, Polly Way 5. This is a car? 6: Barbara Bierly. Compliments of THE SMITH DAIRY CUIVIPANY ALL QUALITY DAIRY PRODUCTS BOARDMAN, OHIO Phone Youngstown. 21291 60 or 1953 HEREFORD C TTLE QUALITY Potatoes - Tomatoes ' Sweet Corn Columbiana, Ohio Congratulations, Class of 1953! This is an inaugural year! Our own land begins a new presidential era. England assumes a new ruler. And YOU open the page to a new and exciting chapter in your own lite's story! But stop tor a moment before you begin! Check your equipment and understand your best dreams. Then take to the path that leads to success with confidence. There will be disappointments, of course . . fwhen your goal seems tar oft and the course rugged. But remember that many have vested their hopes in you . . . just as America looks to Ike, as England is revived by the wholesomeness of Elizabeth. And so it is YOUR year of commencement . . . YOUR moment of challenge . . . YOUR year of inauguration! Add our name to your list of friends who are certain that you will reach the high pinnacle of joy and success. mmm 61 574 6f,,,,, Compliments of H 8: M OIL COMPANY RESTAURANT AND SERVICE STATION SHELL DISTRIBUTOR TO OUR YOUNG FRIENDS . . . YOUTH FACES THE EVER-CHANGING PROBLEMS OF THE YEARS THAT ARE BEFORE THEM. THE GREATEST WEAPON THEY CAN POSSESS TO MEET SUCCESSFULLY THOSE PROB- LEMS IS A CULTURED MIND, A PURE HEART, A BODY PHYSI- CALLY STRONG, A DESIRE TO WORK, AND A DETERMINA- TION 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. CAUTION-EVER BEAR IN MIND, EDUCATION IS A FOUN- DATION FOR SUCCESS ONLY WHEN APPLIED WITH AN UNSELFISH SPIRIT OF DETERMINATION TO DO THE WORTH- WHILE THINGS OF LIFE. TO THE CLASS OF I9534IN ALL SINCERITY WE HOPE YOU WILL HAVE THE COURAGE TO FACE YOUR PROBLEMS AS YOU PASS ALONG THE HIGHWAY OF LIFE, AND HAPPINESS AND SUCCESS BE ALWAYS WITH YOU. THE LEETONIA TOOL COMPANY THE HOME OF OUALITY TOOLS, THAT GIVE SATISFACTORY SERVICE. LEETONIA, OHIO 195 THE BURN RITE COAL CO. CORPORATION TELEPHONE 5121 OFFICERS Mike Mercure. President Iohn W. Iones, V. Pres. and Mine Sup t d t NEW WATERFORD, OHIO COIVIPLIIVIENTS OI' BEN FRANKLIN FEDERATED SELF-SERVE STORE HOIVIE-OWNED COLUIVIBIANA, OHIO we Cgyvloer COMPLIMENTS OF THE EAST FAIRFIELD COAL COMPANY Location, Five Points, North Lima, Ohio ALL SIZES NO. 4 VEIN COAL PHONE NORTH LIIVIA 93522 to ' Q oifi North Amiermnt Z .:'-- V55 N Ll N 5 S5 wi' , .. ..,.,.. :QQHZIAH A -::--- A I' o'QQ 122 12. if X, ,.,,.: 1 ,.,. : - -- A A ---A---- I. Aioi I '-..i:i . ..i ,,o--::- , . o,,...:. . .,,, IQ f . ,,,.o. Q , .,'. X - -' :::: ., ., ' ,,. - A 9 K2-. . :l:l.-:- .,-.,. . , . X V' 'N2J:E,-be . - ' w ' -. w- 4 ,o - , . f., T MA ' ' 4 S9055 I -W, .1 1 I , . , , X ,. .?..i5fli,' . .W 1, ,.... ..t .... ...M COLUMBIANA STORAGE WAREHOUSE CO. 306 South Main Street Columbiana, Ohio Agent ot North American Van Lines Inc. Local and Long Distance Moving Storage of Packing ESTIMATES EREE Columbiana, Ohio ' I-lenry Keck 0 New Waterford, Ohio Phone 4l6l Owner Phone 5351 64 9, COIVIPLIMEN TS OE L. W. NASH COMPANY EAST PALESTINE, OHIO COMPLIMENTS OE THE FRANKLIN FURNITURE COMPANY COLUMBIANA, OHIO jne COMPLIMENTS OF COLUMBIANA FOUNDRY COMPANY AND EMPLOYEES COMPLIMENTS OF THE H. J. HARROLD TOOL COMPANY EMIL DUBECK COLUMBIANA, OHIO I 953 COMPLIMENTS OF CENTRAL PORCELAIN COMPANY COLUMBIANA, OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF THE FIRST NATIONAL RUBBER MACHINERY CO. COLUIVIBIANA, OHIO f Qi. aw.. W N I. Physicists at work. 4-club meeting under the watchful eye ot Pat 2. Ann McCullouqh trie ut one ot our new retriq- Poulton, ated drinking tourit Old F t l. 5. Blah, Blah . Barbra lohrison l p k 3 I terested? lean Gro 6. Little Tots, The Douqlassf 4 A d in conclusion- D k U1 h p lc t 7. E1lE?eIgfiZsketeers: lack Ho qh D Ky d Compliments ot B 81 N TRANSPORTATION INC. A CERTIFIED REGULAR ROUTE Common Carrier by Truck Ship By Truck the Fastest and Most Dependable Truck Service 68 ll Ar 1953 BDB'S FRIENDLY SERVICE Groceries and Dairy Products Socony Vacuum Products Automotive Service OPEN SEVEN DAYS A WEEK Lisbon Road Columbiana, Ohio SHOP AT North Heights Drive-Inn Stambaugh-Th0mpson's and Food Center OPEN EVERY NIGHT TILL MIDNIGHT UNITY-NEW SPRINGFIELD ROAD STATE ROUTE 165 FOR COMPLETE SELECTIONS OF HARDWARE, SPORTS AND HOME NEEDS FIVE STORES 114 W. Federal Street 2625 Market Street 1652 Mahoning Avenue 1823 Belmont Avenue 438 Youngstown-Poland Road YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO 59 we Cgyoper Compliments of Electro Metallurgical Company A Division oi Union Carbide and Carbon Corporation Columbiana, Ohio CONGRATULATIONS TO Tl-IE CLASS OF l953 SITLER'S FLOWERS COLUMBIANA. OHIO oo1v1PLI1v1ENTs COMPUMENTS OF QF A. J. SANSENBAUGHER Miller Bros. Oil and Supply Co. PAINTING AND ROUTE 7 DECORATING NEW wATEEEoED, OHIO PHONE 3211 01- 38ll PHONE 2510 on. DISTRIBUTORS COLUMBI-ANA' CHQ MINE SUPPLIES - UNION WIRE ROPE 70 1953 Ar COMPLIMENTS OE LEETUNIA JEWELRY CULUMBIANA PUMP COMPANY 238 MAIN STREET PHONE 5151 COLUMBIANA OHIO TED MESMER RUSSELL P. LINDSAY COAL AND EXCAVATING INSURANCE COUNSELOR INTERSECTIQN OF 22 SOUTH MAIN STREET ROUTES 165 AND 626 OL'gIT5g?ENA 851110 PHONE NORTH LIMA 9-312 .742 gdyofoer COMPLIMENTS OF Norih Easl Ohio Poultry Association SILVER QUILL EGGS - POULTRY COLUMBIANA, OHIO COMPLIMENTS FROM Reash Implemeni Company COLUIVIBIANA, OHIO PHONE 441 I LUMBER ROOFING INSULATION The Peoples' Lumber Company COLUMBIANA, OHIO Less Farms Markel ROUTE I4 WASHINGTONVILLE HILL FRUITS AND VEGETABLES IN SEASON PHONE LEETONIA 3684 72 ZW 953 J. C. HOUGH GARAGE SOUTH MAIN STREET EXT. OOLUMBIAN A, OHIO STALEY AND GLENN THE HOME OF GOOD SHOES COLUMBIANA, OHIO GOOD FOOTWEAR AT MODERATE PRICES PHONE 687 COMPLIMENTS OP COMPLIMENTS OF LEO EI-IRHART PAINTING AND C DECORATING OOLUMBIANA, OHIO PHONE 4287 73 me CW. COMPLIMENTS QF TROPHY SPORTS BETTER ATHLETIC GooDs F. C, RUSSELL CO, 13 EAST STATE STREET NILES, OHIO PHONE 22116 ITS EMPLOYEES WE HANDLE A COMPLETE LINE OE CHRYSLER ENGINEERING MOTOR PARTS AND ACCESSORIES COMPLIMENTS DODGE PASSENGER CARS OF DODGE IOB RATED TRUCKS SALES , SERVICE PLYMOUTH MAIN STREET MOTORS COLUMBIA-NA' OHIO Phone 4415 253 South Morin Columbiana, Ohio 74 Ar 1953 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS- And thanks for the opportunity ot making the pictures for your annual . . . We enjoyed it. A Bill Davis - - Photographer DAVIS STUDIO and PHOTO SUPPLY Columbiana County's Largest, Most Reliable Name in Photography EASTMAN KODAK v ANSCO 23 SOUTH MARKET ST. PHONE 814 COMPSIMENTS LEHlVIAN'S HARDWARE HEADQUARTERS FOR ALL HARDWARE ITEMS CONGRATULATIONS COLUMBIANA CLASS OE 1953 ISALY DAIRY SPECIAL ICE CREAM EOR WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES AND ALL OCCASIONS COMPLIMENTS OE CULUMBIANA REALTY INC. I AMES MAGILL SALESMAN OFFICE PHONE 2512 HOME 4545 75 we Cwyofoer RANDALIIS SOHIO COMPCIQIAVIENTS SERVICE JAMES E. KNARR LIGHT LUNCHES BUILDER AND CONTRACTOR COMMERCIAL AND BGWUNG RESIDENTIAL WQEK N OVELTIES HAND MADE GOODS PHONE 4083 OOMPLIMENTS OE TURKEY RUN INN OUR CONGRATULATIONS AND SINOERE BEST WISHES CLYDE M. HELSEL WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE OOLUMBIAN A OHIO KW 1953 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OE I953 RUPERT'S BAKERY I8 SOUTH MAIN STREET OOLUMBIANA, OHIO BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OE '53 THE ENTERPRISE C0 SUBSIDIARY OE WM. K. STAMETS CO. PITTSBURGH, PA. OOMPLIIVIENTS OE TYSON AND COLE AUTO SERVICE 206 EAST PARK AVENUE OOLUMBIANA, OHIO PHONE 4677 Fuhrman's Insurance Agency BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OP '53 77 we Cgyoper Best Wishes ooMPuMENTs or From CULUMBIANA MOTOR COMPANY THE DAIRY OUEEN CHEVROLET STORE :oLUMBiANA, oHto 1. Tri-Hi-Y Iitney sale in front oi old gym. 5. Looks like someone Woke B. Iohnson up but 2. 5 o'clock Sunday morn Senior girls' slumber I. Reinehr is still dead to the World. party. 6. Deep discussion at Four-Club Panel. 3. R. Esterly and S. Wells must be trying to find 7. Ah, spaghetti at 2:00. out government answers from Miss Roller. 8. First-nighters, Don McBride and Fred Koch. 4. The litney sale again, less food. 78 ZW 7953 Compliments oi A. L. STEPHENS COMPLIMENTS OF BURBICK REALTY LET US TAKE CARE OF YOUR REAL ESTATE NEEDS TELEPHONE 2573 COLUMBIANA, OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF OAKS WELDING INC. COLUMBIANA, OHIO OOMPLIMENTS OF The Columbiana Cylinder Grinding Company I44 EAST PARK AVENUE COLUMBIANA, OHIO MACHINE SHOP - AUTO PARTS WELDING - METALLIZING STRAIGHTENING 79 we KAW COMPLIMENTS OF KENNAL COAL COMPANY STEAM AND DOMESTIC . COAL Compliments of PRODUCTION TUUNDRY NEW WATERFORD OHIO PHONE COLUMBIANA 210 COMPSFENTS THE COLUMBTANA LEDGER F RATERNAL ORDER UF VQTCE OF THE BIGGEST LITTLE TOWN EAGLES IN OHIO Ar 7953 ChurchIield's Pharmacy RELIABLE PRESCRIPTIONS 157 SOUTH MAIN STREET COLUMBIANA, OHIO CREDIT IS GOOD BUT THRIFT IS BETTER THRIET BRINGS YOU CREDIT AND MONEY TOO. MAKE YOURSELF THRIFTY WITH AN ACCOUNT IN THIS BANK. IT'S HEADQUARTERS FOR THRIPTY PEOPLE. WILL YOU COME IN AND SEE US? The Union Banking PHONE 2528 DEPOSITS INSURED UP TO 510.000 F IIZPHIIICIC Brothers COMPUMENTS Goon CLOTHING OF F O R M E N WARRICK FUNERAL U A SERVICE COLUMBIANA COLUMBIANA OHIO OHIO 81 UIQ CTW COMPLIMENTS OF CQIVIPIIMENTS KOCH MOTOR QF , COMPANY MILLER 5 FORD ON THE SQUARE SALES AND SERVICE COL-UMBIANA OHIO CQLUMEIANA CHIC PHONE 334 COMPLIMENTS GOQD LUCK OF CLASS QF 1953 DICK'S FLORAL SHOP WELLS' REXALL DRUG SSO NORTH MAIN STREET STORE CQLUMEIANA OHIO PHONE 2437 Lf 7953 SEEDERLY - BEILHART FUNERAL HOMES COLUIVIBIANA, OHIO NORTH LIMA, OHIO PHONES: COLUMRIANA 4251 NORTH LIIVIA 9-2231 REST WISHES TO THE CLASS OE 1953 THE VUGUE SHOP COLUMRIAN A, OHIO PHONE 332 THE PETERSBURG CREAMERY PETERSBURG, OHIO PHONE EAST PALESTINE 3336 WHERE DEALING IS A MUTUAL PLEASURE HALL BRUKERAGE 27 SOUTH MAIN STREET OOLUMRIANA, OHIO PHONE 4512 BUYING 0 APPRAISING SELLING ' MANAGING 83 Z8 CQMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF OF VETERANS UF W. F. WARD FOREIGN WARS PAINTING AND POST 5532 DECORATING COMPLIMENTS OF BEST WISI-IEE EAP.-GoIsT PRODUCE CLISSZF '53 WH COMPANY HOME SAVINGS AND OLESALE EIIUITS AND VEGETABLES LOAN OWNERS 108 SOUTH MAIN STREET LEONAZSSDGQIST OOLUMEIANA, OHIO SAM MADDEN KW 1953 Compliments oi COLUMBIANA MILLING Best Wishes To The Class ot '53 COMPANY RIPLEY'S MEN'S SHOP Phone 4612 On Front Street Leetonia, Ohio o'NE1L's LADY'S APPAREL I, To HUM Cosmetics 0 Gifts Costume Iewehy ' Luqqqqe ROOFING AND EURNACE WORK DORIS SAUERWEIN Personal Shoppeior V The M. O'Neil Company, Akron, Ohio PPOUG M76 CO1umbiCmUfOh1O GOOD LUCK AND SUCCESS TO THE CLASS OE '53 Columbiana Cleaners PICK-UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE PHONE 2518 COLUMBIANA, -OHIO Compliments ot CRAWFORD EQUIPMENT CO. Columbiana, Ohio HOME EQUIPMENT HEATING 0 AIR CONDITIONING Phone 4404 AMERICAN LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING COMPANY Miraclean Patented Process DRY CLEANING AT ITS BEST With Free Moth Proofing Clothes Protected from Moth Damage For Six Months Complete Soft-Water Laundry Service Linen Supply .jim Cgyaper Compliments of EARL H. NEWELL AND SONS General Contractor Compliments oi RIISE ENGINEERING CO. BUILDERS OF DRILLING ENGINE POWER UNITS Columbiana, Ohio Compliments oi PIERCE RADIO AND AUTO IVIIDWAY MOTOR SALES INC. SERVICE Midway between East Liverpool and rELEv1sioN sALEs AND YOUHQSYOWU on RMS 7 SERVICE New Waterford, Ohio Columbiana, Ohio Phone 4367 AUTHORIZED GMC TRUCK DEALER Compliments oi NICK'S TIN SHOP GAS-OIL-COAL FURNACES ROOFING AND SHEET METAL Rox I67 Columbiana, Ohio Phone 28l3 Compliments of WOODWARD AND COMPANY Columbiana. Ohio THE COLUMBIANA TRACTOR SALES FORD FARMING HEADQUARTERS Kimsey F. Bell and Marquis Farmer Columbiana, Ohio Phone 2433 KEYSER'S BUILDERS SUPPLY and CONSTRUCTION IOHN H. KEYSER, Prop. l8U Front Street Leetonia, Ohio Phone: Ottice 6l6l Residence 5966 KW 7953 I-'RESHMAN INITIATION PiANo AND oRoAN iNsTRUoT1oNs RQLLEHS BQQK 51-Q35 Compliments oi MRS. RUSSEL I. BARROW SCHOOL AND OFFICE SUPPLIES WALLPAPER AND PAINT GIFTS Columbiana, Ohio Phone 2301 Compliments ot Compliments of ORB S WOODCRAFT SMITH SOI-HO Clifford I. Orr SERVICE 87 Z Cgyoper Compliments oi STAHL'S COAL 6: BUILDERS Compliments of SUPPLIES cEriend1y service since 18957 THE NEW MANOS THEATER On The Square Columbiana, Ohio Phone 326 BATTERY SERVICE ED KONNERTH KELLER AND PEPPEL IGWGISI' Columbianq1,Ohio l96 E. State St. Phone 3022 Radios 0 Refrigerators 0 Ranges Launolromats 0 Dryers 0 Heaters Home Freezers 0 Roasters 0 lrons Easy and Speed Oueen Washers Salem, Ohio ELGTN AND BENRUS BULOVA AND HAMILTON WATCHES SUNSHINE FEED STORE lO2 Park Avenue RALPH REDDINGTON 37 So. Pearl St. Columbiana, Ohio FARM BUREAU TNSURANCE PIIOUG 513 Lite - Fire - Auto Phone 4246 CONGRATULATIONS TQ THE Compliments of GRADUATTNG CLASS OF '53 COLUMBIANA IUNK COMPANY GAUGI'IN'S SERVICE STATION Routes 7 and I4 Karl 953 LAUGHLIN'S POULTRY FARM and HATCHERY Columbiana. Ohio HETRIC and KRAMER Interior Decorating Columbiana, Ohio WILLARD D. I-IETRIC-Phone 4446 LOUIS P. KRAMER-Phone 4563 Compliments of THE GREENAMYER AGENCY Realtors W. E. MCCAUGHTRY . . TOWN, FARM, AND BUSINESS Plumbzng and Heating PRCPERTY IO7 South Main Street Columbiana, Ohio Phone 4343 Edw. C. Greenamyer Ias. S. Gibson Phone 2241 Leetonia, Ohio DORTHY'S BEAUTY SHOP ON THE SOUARE Columbiana, Ohio Phone 2834 T. A. HILL MOTORS Sales . . OLDSMOBILE . . Service Two Heavy Duty Wreckers Night Phone 682 Day Phone 4233 Columbiana, Ohio IOS. H. SNYDER, IR. General Contractor -S xxvhgw INDUSTRIAL BUILDINGS Q, ASPHALT PAVING gg, Ogixo QNX' 95: Columbiana, Ohio Phone 4559 5 89 .we Kgyoloer Compliments STAMP'S SUNOCO SERVICE oi KYSER'S BOWLING ALLEY 234 North Main Street Columbiana, Ohio PHONE 8496 pt-1QNE 3471 COmP1E1T1G'1'1TS VIRGINIA'S BEAUTY SHOPPE O AETISTIC ENE STYLING ED'S SINCI-AIR Virginia Barr, Prop. PHONE 2413 Columbiana, Ohio Phone 4414 Compliments ot BIERY'S DAIRY Youngstown, Ohio - Columbiana, Ohio 4324 Market Street 216 Court Street Phone 23215 Phone 4645 SEALTEST ICE CREAM RAY MILLER AND SON and REAL ESTATE DAIRY PRODUCTS Farms-City Property I 155 south Main Phone 8486 30 Years of 5ggVQf,i,g35O1umb1Qm Columbiana, Ohio We Try To Please You, Buyer or Seller H. D. KURTZ RAY GIDLEY 5 CS 10c 25c C5 51.00 Plumbing and Heating Phone 448 1 3 1 31 South Main Street Columbiana, Ohio SHOP KURTZ FIRST AND LAST 96 Aff 953 Compliments of ' SPATHOLDT'S HARDWARE Leetonia, Ohio PHONE 3131 CHARLES ADAMS-Ieweler WATCHES ' DIAMONDS - IEWELRY EXPERT WATCH REPAIRS 111 South Main St. Columbiana, Ohio Compliments of WI-IITMAN'S CI-IOCOLATES CIGARS 0 PAPERS OLAP V. TODD Insurance MAGAZINES I AT Columbiana, Ohio R Y A N ' S SLATE APPLIANSCE Compliments AND SURPLU SCHAEFFER PONTIAC Clothing v Footwear v Sporting Goods COMPANY CROSLEY APPLIANCES North Main Street Tarps 0 Paints PHGNE 646 R PAT'S TEXACO SERVICE T. I. SAMORA, Prop. Corner-East Park and South Elm Columbiana, Ohio Compliments of ROHRER BUILDER'S SUPPLY Columbiana, Ohio Phone 4379 ROOFING AND BUILDING MATERIAL o COAL READY-MIXED CONCRETE 91 .me ggyoper YOUNG'S PHOTO SERVICE Compliments ot AND SUPPLY CENTER 233 South Morin Street DRUG STORE PHONE 2304 Compliments of SPONSELLER'S GOLDEN DAWN MARKET 267 South Moin Street PHONE 2127 Compliments of SCHAEFER'S IDLE HOUR RESTAURANT North Limo, Ohio MAHONING BAG AND BURLAP INC. NEW SPRINGFIELD, OHIO Compliments of MCCARTER CLOVER FARM STORE Ouotlity ond Vorriety THE QUALITY ST-ORE Home Owned Phone f333 E or Delivery Compliments of STACEY'S BEAUTY SHOPPE Compliments of KYSER'S ELECTRICAL SERVICE 245 South Main Street V PHONE 2538 PHONE 4125 Columbiana, Ohio 92 ZW 1953 GROSS TELEVISION SERVICE G-E TELEVISION SALES AND SERVICE 75 West Salem St. Columbiana, Ohio ,PHONE 4103 Compliments of RAY'S BARBER SHOP on the square Compliments of BROOKWOOD ROLLER RINK Salem, Ohio V. I. HAAS 1-llGl-1 HEAT 0 LOW ASH 1 TON OR 1,000 TONS Lower Elkton Road - Columbiana, Ohio Phone 4121 RD i152 SALEM DRIVE-IN THEATRE Salem. Ohio Compliments of COLUMBIANA FLORAL WHOLESALE FLOWERS Columbiana, Ohio DR. LOUIS A. CON SENTINO ROOSE DRUG BY APPo1NTMENT MONDAY, THURSDAY Leetonia Ohio Citizens Rank Building Phone 3771 Columbiana, Ohio Phone 2161 93 juz Compliments of MOWEN CLEANERS 29 South Main Street Columbiana, Ohio I o MAY THE DOOR OF HAPPINESS, GOOD HEALTH AND PROSPERITY BE OPEN TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF l953. I. K. I-IARDING Cities Service Products I COLUMBIANA BUICK HILLS FAMILY SHOE STORE COMPANY BUICK MOTOR PARTS TIRES AND ACCESSORIES Columbiana, Ohio Columbiana' Chic PHONE 2395 phone 331 Compliments Compliments of of Your Local Iohn Deere Dealer PAUL WITIVIER AND SONS PARKWAY SERVICE Columbiana' Qhio PINE LAKE CABINS Compjfments SOHIO SERVICE STATION of Route 417 Columbiana, Ohio Groceries v Ice Cream 0 Pop Tobacco 0 Candies AUTO ACCESSORIES RUNDY's RESTAURANT A Good Place To Eat 94 KW 1953 Where Living Is A Mutual Pleasure- Compliments The Home Away From Home of CEOR AGED WOMEN? BEEDE APPLIANCE MRS. DOROTHY ANGLEIVIEYER N urse-Owner , 35 N. Main Street 0 Columbiana, Ohio North Lima Phone 92154 Compliments oi BROWN'S RESTAURANT 24 I-IOUR SERVICE BAILEY'S TRUCK SERVICE I Mile East of Columbiana, Ohio On Route I4 CITIES SERVICE GAS AND OILS MECHANICAL WORK RESTAURANT o BUNKS C. Bailey, Prop. KELLER'S HARDWARE GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES MAYTAG WASI-IERS Compliments oi THE CASE FURNITURE STORE Leetonia, Ohio DALE SCHEELY GENERAL WIRING ci REPAIR WORK Electrical Service Phone North Lima 39l'7O North Lima, Ohio AGNEW FARM EQUIPMENT EARMALL TRACTORS and MCCORMICK FARM EQUIPMENT SERVICE and GOODYEAR TIRES 7700 Market Street Youngstown Phone Sliyline SZII4 I I 1 .l we Compliments ot I HoR'roN's PUMP SERVICE C0mPgfmenfS PUMP SALES AND SERVICE WELL DRILLING COUGHLINS COFFEE SHOPPEE Phone 645 Columbiana, Ohio Best Wishes To The Class Ot l953 Compgmenls WITMER IMPLEMENT SALES Minneapolis Moline Modern Farm Machinery 0 Mc Culloch Chain Saws GLEN L. M AY Bean Sprayers ' Gehl Forage Cities Service Products I-Iarvesters 0 Garden Tractors Columbiana, Ohio PI-IONE LEETONIA 8272 IOURNEY'S CYCLE SALES AND SERVICE WHIZZER BIKE MOTORS MOTORCYCLES - BICYCLES PARTS and REPAIR WORK 279 N. Lincoln Avenue v Salem, Ohio 4:30 P.M. to 8:00 P.M. Saturday from 9:00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. BEST WISI-IES TO TI-IE CLIPPERS CALVIN'S SERVICE STATION Columbiana, Ohio Compliments I Compliments O of WOLFGANG'S ISALY DAIRY STORE CRAWFORD'S MARKET North Lima, Ohio 9-9206 Columbiana. Ohio 96 A 953 Compliments Compliments of Of DARLING AND COMPANY TI-IE FARMERS' AND BUTCI-IERS' THE COLUMBIANA FRIEND MACHINE COMPANY CaII Columbiana 27I5 C0mP1g1T19HfS MANCHESTER MARKET o Intersection ot Routes 7 YOUNG'S FRIENDLY TAVERN and 14 FRUITS and VEGETABLES Columbiana, Ohio IN SEASON Compiifmems Compliments - o M. D. BUSH-ELECTRIC THE RANCH North nm, ohio Phone 92157 Tavern and Bowling FISHER PRINTING COMPANY Compliments CoIUmIoiana's Leading of COmmQfCiU1 Primers HOOPER RADIO SERVICE OFFICE FORMS v BOOKLETS WEDDING STATIONERY phone 4453 33 Woodland Ave. ' Phone 2295 97 fly Clppef lain, Hczcall, thc, Pau in, K11lun411ianaL Y' t M' fe -',- -bmw -W 4- if Mfg-' 4dMWV M - ,,f. 'su 3 . , . I , W u' ' V ' T F M , ,pg s f -ffk 'fasvxsuf -mM..,,i.,s - ,wmv , aww , . L, .um Sm.. s if l 2 ll ll 'IY' ,,: ,..,, , l Football team ot l9l7. This team won all their This is one ot our old buildings. This block was games and liad only one touchdown against them. burned completely in l9U4. lt was then rebuilt and is now known as the Barrow block. f W- mf. v 3 2 it Qne ot our womens basketball teams. First row, lett to right: Estorly, McDonald, Fisher. Second row: Shaetter, Sbonseller, Nichols, Barrow, Price. This was CHS. in l88l. .1 This is the l9l2-13 basketball team. They won 23 This is one ot our early graduating classes. Class and lost 3, not losing any games played at home. ot l887. First row, lett to right: Harrold, Heston, Reinehr. Second row: Robinson, Rogers, Davis, Webb, Detwiler. 98 Amr 1953 Um, ' 5u11cL,7lzn17Lj CLASS OF '52 Paul Alley ..................... Paratroops lo Anne Bevington .............. Ohio State Carolyn Brungard ............... Kent State Norma Burbick ..,....... Roller's Book Store Edward Burkey .......... Franklin Furniture Bob Corey ............ P. R. Corey and Sons Mary DeLauter. .University of Southern Cal. Barbara Fisher ................. Gaughn's Linda Fisher ............. Capital University Bill Foertch ........... B CS: O Railroad, Ygst. Carolyn Gano.Atlanta Christian College, Ga, Lois lean Glenn ....... Youngstown College Nancy Haas ....... Nurses' Training, Salem lanet Harrold .......... Mrs. Floyd Barnhart Peqqy Harrold ................. Union Bank lanet Magill ............. ..... K ent State lanice Magill ................... Kent State Mary Lou McCaughtry .................. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .McCaughtry Plumbing Co. Bruce Miller ............ Heidelberg College Ed Miller .............. Manchester College Shirley Munce. . .Sears G Roebuck, Pittsburg Marilyn Nolan .................. Kent State Charlotte Oesch. .King's Iewelry Store, Ygst. Carol Poulton ....... Nurses' Training, Ygst. Mary Ellen Poulton .............. Kent State Milton Powers .......... United States Navy Chuck Ramsey ..................... Home Louise Roesti ...... Bell Telephone Co., Ygst. Gary Sayers ........... United States Navy Ieanette Spanabel. . .Nurses' Training, Ygst. lack Stephens .................. Ohio State Rhoda Stephens .... B 61 N Transportation Co. Dick Thomas .................... Kent State Donna Way ....... Nurses' Training, Canton lane Zimmerman ...... R. Lindsey, lnsurance Ioan Zimmerman .... Nurses' Training, Ygst. CLASS OF '51 Bob Barnes .......... United States Marines Barbara Burket. .Hamburg Employment Co. William Bowers ....... Youngstown College lane Case ............. Mrs. Bud Henderson Harry Coppock .......... A.B.C, Mining Co. Glenn Corey ..,....... P. R. Corey and Sons Evelyn Davis .... Electric Furnace Co., Salem Phyllis Drew ........ Nurses' Training, Ygst. Norman Esterly ......... United States Army lo Ann Harding ............ Ohio Wesleyan Ierry Finnie. . .Atlanta Christian College, Ga. Tillie Hough ........... Mrs. Ioe Lapshansky Tom Harrold ............ United States Navy Pat Hum ........... Nurses' Training, Salem Don Herron ..... Electric Furnace Co., Salem Bonnie lones ........... Mrs. Hud Gustafson lohn Laughlin. .Case lnstitute of Technology Tanya Karlman ........ Mrs. Bernard Briden Bill Longshore .................. Kent State Barbara Leonard ........... Mrs. lack Coler Willie Miller ........... A 51 P, Columbiana loAnn Long .......... Young's Photography Don Moser ..................... Ohio State Donna McCullough ........ Mrs. lim Hulley lim Nolan .............,..,..... Ohio State loy McMaster ...................... Home Ellen Mollenkoph ...... National Rubber Co. Bob Oesch ....... Kroger's, Boardman Plaza Larry Stacy ................. Ohio Northern Ianet Poulton ........... Dr. Harmon'sYQffice Dorothy Rapp .............. Mrs. Robert Bott Dave Warrick. .Case lnstitute of Technology Flelen Rogers ...... Telephone Co., Michigan Ioanne Sitler .................,. Ohio State Dick Warrick ................... Annapolis Mary Lou Snyder .......... Mrs. Bill Poulton Helen Ward . Bell Telephone Co., Washington Gayle Zellers ............. Mrs. Bob Vaughn CLASS OF '50 lane Babbit ....... Women's Hospital, Phila. Chuck Baker ............ United States Navy Roger Beck ............. United States Navy Carolyn Bevington .............. Ohio State Annabelle Brooking .... Youngstown College loe Burkhart ............ United States Navy Lynn Calvin .... .................. H ome lean Clawges .... ..... M rs. George Zeigler Gene Daley .... .... M rs. William Linhart Dorothy Ellis ..... .... M rs. Chuck lames Ianet Esterly ..... ..... M rs. Carl Blosser Alice Fisher .... ...... M rs. R. D. Moore George Fisher. . . .............. Ohio State Agnes Flohr ......... Franklin Furniture Co. Bruce Gaver .................... Ohio State Bill Grant ........... United States Air Force Marijo Gross ................ Mrs. Bob Ford lack Guy .... Columbiana Cyl. Grinding Co. Bud Henderson ...... United States Air Force Iune Hoover ......... Franklin Furniture Co. Grace Horst ............... Mrs. Roger Beck Ruth lessop. .Hoover Products lnc., Canfield Don Kabler ............ United States Army Dorothy Kabler ............ Mrs. lim Thomas lim Kissell ....... Miller's, Drives Milk Truck Chick McBride .................. Ohio State Ed Moorehead. .Case lnstitute of Technology Dale Morris ............ United States Army Eileen Naughton. .Plokie Toys lnc., Canfield Leila Oesch.Federal Bureau of lnvestigation Dorothy Ramsey .... Nurses' Training, Salem Barbara Ritchie .............. Mrs. Bill Frye Lorine Roesti .............. Mrs. Phil Cahill Sally Stephens ..... Nurses' Training, Salem Lloyd Wilson ...................... Home Alton Witter ...... Ministerial College, Tenn. we 64, BERG'S BRETZELS' INCORPORATED MANUFACTURERS OF D A N D E E PRETZELS, POTATO CHIPS, CHEESE CORN, NOODLES, WAVES, FRENCH FRIED CORN, CORN TWISTIES LEETONIA OHIO I