Columbiana High School - Clipper Yearbook (Columbiana, OH)

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CLASS PRCPHECY Agent Dick Barnes has just succeeded in booking crooner, Jim Chaddock and singer Gladys Cleveland In James Capots' new musical, THE HOMELY HOUNDS. Jean Kyser and Jerry Raynes are co-owners of a chain of restaurants between Pitts- burg and Chicago. Jim Warrick is coaching the famous Lose with a Smile girl's basketball team. Nancy Verdier and Corrine Hickman are forwards and Pat Dodson has been elected world's great- est midget center. Doris Firestone is the first woman superintendent of the Hawaiian school system. Pat Poulton, due to the cold climate here, is also teaching in Hawaii. Dick Campbell and Pete Koesler own a travel agency. Their motto is Dash for Cash. Dick Hazel is now police chief of Columbiana. He is nearing a solution to the juvenile problem. Wayne Nelson has opened an exclusive style center in New York and has for his favor- ite models Mary Lou Collier and Elna Tingle. Engineers Dick Zimmerman and Amold Elser have just finished the first transcontinen- tal superhighway. Kenny Gamble, test driver for Ford, averaged 153.5 m.p.h on the high- wa . y Phyllis Hively is head of the Carnegie Libraries. Frank Boston, the famous trumpeter, is now playing in Tom Wise's band. Tom has a new sound in his band known as Wise's Wheezef' Adin I-lively is middle weight champion prize lighter. Alvin Kelly and Bob Bieshelt have just invented invisible stop signs. Don Oeasch is preparing to win his fifth award in the National Cross-country Bicycle Race. A Don Oberholtzer and Ron Pine have been hired by a hotel in New York as professional escorts for lonely women. Dolores Gamble and Deloris Harrold are the head nurses at The Home for Aged An- imals owned by Alice Gaston. Jim Reinehr and Sam Walker have opened a photography studio. They specialize in taking pictures for calendars. Bob Gleckler completed the world's largest model train layout and hired Bruce Feezel as chief engineer. George Oaks just finished writing a novel HOW TO STIFLE A TEACHER. , Lloyd Mackall is now editor of the magazine, THE KNEWSIE. He hired Elaine Mol- lenkopf to write the Knewsie's Knowsie Column.

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