Columbiana High School - Clipper Yearbook (Columbiana, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1958 volume:

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J t .,. 4. fr my ,hwy ,, M Uv 1.4 ' ' . M QQ B, 1 W -Q 1 -w 1 x1 w4gww. -H H Q if X Af ' fl- x n div yum 1.4 - , i . yr, My . vw ' r Q ,Fifa ,- , 3 -, 'Y v2f?4M H 3 . ' .4,5eaQ'. .. ,- . - .,, 1 . as ,M al! gb QHPPM 195 Presented by the SENIOR CLASS of COLUMBIANA HIGH SCHOOL Columbiana, Ohio May, 1958 dm J 6012 fel? fs DEDICATION ADMINISTRATION FACULTY SENIORS UN DERCLA SS MEN ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS JUNIOR HIGH ELEMENTARY OUR ADVERTISERS The class of 1958 takes great pride in dedicating this year's Clipper to Mrs. Ferne Jackson in appreciation of the patience and guidance shown to us during our high school days. She was especially helpful to us in directing our Junior play and sponsoring the Senior Tri-Hi-Y. We leave you with our sincere thanks and best wishes, Mrs. Jackson. I it 57 mfhzkfrafzbn D, W, BAILEY Superintendent of Schools W. G, GLOSS ROBERT HUM Principal of the High School Principal of Dixon 5011001 BETH BENDER LILLIAM REASH Office Secretary Office Secretary High School Dixon School Boar gffjofzcabbn Standing: Dr. Kenneth P, Murphy, Retiring Memberg Wilbur Spanabel, Retiring Memberg Wilbur L. Lehman, Elmer Detwiler, Jr., D. W. Bailey, Seated: Wilder Foertch, Clerkg Jack Weyman, Vice Presidentg Paul Wilms, Presidentg Estella Esterly l J. 7,,,,,,, EM cgcfoofcgff JOHN BARTON RICHARD BERRYMAN RAYMOND COLE HELEN ELSER CATHRYN ESSENWEIN MARGARET FERRALL GEORGE FISHER RUTH GLOSS, R,N, THOMAS HABAN FERN JACKSON CARRIE KEYLOR MILDRED LISTON JOHN MCBRIDE ELLEN PERR1N ELENOR ROLLER FRED ROTH .L E ELDON STRAUSBAUGH I E, GORDON WARNER A GEORGETTE WARNER , WALDO WARD 2, 5361226011014 Qgcfoof QSM ALBERTA BAILEY MAXINE CLARK OLIVE TOOT MARGARET BRUNGARD MILDRED MILLER KATHRYN PINE ARLENE SCHAAL NORMA DAVIDSON MARIE GLEETON GEORGANNE RACE SARA GRONER SPARKLE LAUTZENHEISER JUANITA MAY LAURA SHAEFFER VERA FRAYSIER ETHEL CLUNK MARIE CYRUS ARNO HOLDERREAD CAROLYN ORR PATRICIA POULTON BELVA SWITZER ALBERTA WINDLE 13111 3? 1 as W 1 N, LW,., Y, If NA fp .gg 75. . if L f Qi 115 5 fr y as . 2 a. 4 , i vii 1 OI' A J TERRY WAYNE ALLISON - Beast If some work you find to do, Whistle and Jerry will do it for you. Torch Club 1, 25 Hi-Y 3,45 Projectionist 1, 2, 3, 45 Plays 3, 4. CORINNE CARNIA ADAMS - Corny Wit and Humor a'plenty has she, But on time for anything she'll never be, Band 1,2, 3,45 Mixed Chorus 25 Tri- Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 45 FTA 3, 45 Clipperette 45 Scholarship Team 1,2, 35 Prince of Peace 45 Plays 3,45 Annual 4, BARBARA ALICE BIERLEY - Barbie Smart, and also a trustworthy friend, She'l1 stick by you 'til the end, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 35 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2,3, 45 Librarian lg Nurses Aid 3,45 Play 35 Clipperette 3,45 Annual 4. ROBERT EARL ARBUCKLE - Artie I believe in work, but I'm not in favor of it, Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3,45 Football 1, 2, 3,45 Basketball 1,45 Track Ig Torch Club 1, 2, Hl 'Y 3,43 Plays 3,4g Annual 4. WILLIAM D, ARN - Bill Tall, dark, handsome, gentlemanly5 What more could you ask this guy to be? Band 1,2, 3,45 Mixed Chorus 25 Torch Club lg Plays 3,45 Scholarship Team 1, 35 Annual 4. BEVERLY FAITH BOCK - Bev Nothing is more beautiful than daintiness and truth combined, Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, 3,45 Plays 3,45 Clipperette5 Scholar- ship Team 1, 25 Annual 4, Compliments of ADAMS JEWELRY CHARLES LEROY BEILING - Balls At first we think he's rather quiet, But later on he's quite a riot, Football 1, Basketball 1, Torch Club 1, 2, Hi-Y 3,4, Projectionist1,2,3,4, Plays 3, 4, MAUREEN BUDD - Maureen Quietly in her own mild way, She does her work from day to day, Play 4, FHA 1, 2, 3. CAROL JOYCE COY - Carol She bums the midnight oil, but not always for studying, Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4, Tri-Hi-Y l,2, Play 4, Clipperette 4, Choraliers 3, Annual 4. HELMUT HANS BERG - Digger Fools wander, but wise men travel. Track 4, Hi-Y 4, Exchange Student from Germany, WILLIAM B, CAMPBELL - Soups Nothing is ever achieved without enthusiasm. Football Manager 2, 3,4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Torch Club 1, 2, Hi-Y 3,4, Student Council 1,2,3,4, Pro- jectionist l, 2, 3, 4, Plays 3, 4, Scholarship Team 3, Prince of Peace Contest 4. BARBARA JEAN CRAWFORD - Barb Peppy, mischievous, full of fun, Her smile is known by everyone. Band 1,2,3, Mixed Chorus 1,2, Foot- ball Homecoming Attendant 4, Tri-Hi- Y 1,2,3,4, FTA -3,4, Nurses Aid l,2, Plays 3,4, Annual Editor 4, 1 Compliments of LEHMAN'S HARDWARE RAY ALEN CHAMBERS - Ray Friendliness in his manner, Mischief in his eyes, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, Football 2, 3,4, Basketball 1, 2, Track 2, 3,4, Torch Club 1, 2, Hi-Y 4, Clippetette 4, Scholarship Team 2. DAWN ADAIR DODSON - Dawn Her quietness of manner hides the mischief that lies beneath, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, Nurses Aid 4, Clipperette 4, Scholar- ship Team 2, Play 4, KAREN MARGARET DOUGLASS - Kaye She hears no evil, speaks no evil, sees no evil, but she has a good time anyway Band 1,2, 3, Mixed Chorus 1,2, Tri- Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Plays 3, 4, Scholarship Team 2. JOHN M, CLARK - Stud I went to high school to get the general idea of things. Football 1, 2, Basketball 2, Torch Club l,2, Hi-Y 3,4. WILLIAM B, DAVIDSON - Horse He carries his troubles in a pocket full of holes. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Driving Rodeo 3, Annual Editor 4, REBECCA ANN FIRESTONE - Becky She is not forward, But modest as the Dove. Mixed Chorus 1,2, Tri-Hi-Y l,2, Plays 3,4, Clipperette 4, Scholarship Team 1, Annual 4. LARRY RICHARD DOUGLAS - Tubby A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men. Band l,2,3,43 Mixed Chorus 2g Foot- ball 2, 3,4g Basketball 2, 4g Torch Club 1,23 Hi-Y 3,43 FTA 33 Play 33 County Band 33 Driving Rodeo 2. PATRICIA LOU FRANKET - Patty Although she's studious as can be, She's full of fun and gaiety, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3,43 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, 3, FTA 3,43 National Honor Society 3,43 Plays 3,43 Scholarship Team 1,2 , 33 Girls' State 3. CAROL SUE GASTON - Caro1 Smart, sweet, talented too, why can't we all be just like you? Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3,43 Homecoming Attendant 43 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,43 Stu- dent Council l,2,43 Play 33 Clipper- ette 43 Scholarship Team 1, 3. KENNETH FRANKLIN DOWD - Kenny If girls interfere with your work, quit work, Band l, 2, 3, 43 Torch Club 1,23 Hi-Y 3,43 Plays 3,4g Scholarship Team l, 3g Prince of Peace Contest 4, I GARY WILLIAM GEIGER - Gus The good and the wise lead quiet lives. Football 2, 3,41 Torch Club 1, 23 Hi- Y 3,43 Plays 3,4. NANCY ELAINE HELTZEL - Nanci Always laughing, smiling too - tall, dignified, singer and true. Band 13 Mixed Chorus 2, 3,43 Home- coming Queen 43 Clipperette 43 Annual 4 MARION HECK - Marion He conquers who thinks he can, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Torch Club 1, 2, H1-Y 3,4. 'C MARJORIE LOUISE HORST - Speedy A devilish gal is she and never can quiet be, Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, Librarian 1,2, 3, Nurses Aid 1,2, Plays 3,4, Clipperette 4, Annual 4. CHARLOTTE ANN HOUGH - Charl I'm out to find a new world, I've reformed this one. Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Majorette 1, 2, 3,4, Homecoming Attendant 4, Tri- Hi-Y 1, 2, 3,4, Plays 3,4, Clipperette 4. DEAN H, HERBKERSMAN - Herb Science is the sum and substance of his day's work. Torch Club 1, Hi-Y 4, Scholarship Team 1, 3. CHARLES HINER - Smiley He was once caught studying, Play 3. LYNN HUBERT - Lynn A maiden, happy and sweet, very active and always neat, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Clipperette 4, Annual 4, Driving Rodeo 3, Homecoming Queen 4, Plays 4. Compliments of KURTZ. 5 and 10 KIM M, HOOVER - Kim Don't take life seriously, You'l1 never get out alive. Torch Club 1, 2, Hi-Y 3,45 Driving Rodeo 3. DONNA JOEBCHEN - Donna Friendly and charming as can be, a great rnajorette is she. Mixed Chorus 1, 2, Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4, Librarian 1,25 Plays 3,45 Clipperette 4, K SALLY LOUISE KYSER - Sal Dynamite comes in small packages, Mixed Chorus 1, Nurses Aid 3,45 Clipperette 4. PHILLIP R, IBBOTSON - Phil Live and let live, as I do. Torch Club 1, Play 3. RONALD L, KYSER - Ron Beware! I may yet do something sensational, Band 1, Football 2, 3,45 Track 3, 4, Torch Club 1, 25 Hi-Y 3,43 Plays 3, 4. SANDRA JOYCE NOBLE - Sandie Her silence and her charm speaks to the people, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Plays 4, Clipperette 4, C and M WELDIIS G CO, , INC, STAMBAUGH and DOT, STS, Girard, Ohio V ' , , s X V J-Msg , ' EE1iT?s:'L1 K . ,rr r,,m,:,f -' ' Lfsvlsgissifx rawwel 6 S 35252 ,. m,,.,L,svrs,m,,,-, .-11sifw??r-2'a2?2fsf42i 'S+' I'f:5YH2ffezsi13??e? rr r, ,,,,M,, f 5 5... 'PK' ff!! X.. WILLIAM M, LONGSWORTH - Eegs Laugh and the whole world laughs with you5 frown and it wrinkles your face. Torch Club 1,25 Hi-Y 3,45 FTA 3,43 Student Council 3,45 Play 35 Scholar- ship Team 35 Prince of Peace Contest 45 Annual 45 Delegate to Boys' State. LINDA JEAN PINE - Linda Understanding, ambition, personality plus5 we're glad that she's one of us. Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 25 Nurses Aid 1, 2, 35 Play 4. JANE LOUISE PUSCHER ' Push Sweet and friendly, ready for fun - she has a smile for everyone, FTA 3,45 Librarian 1,25 Nurses Aid 1, 2, 35 Scholarship Team 2, 35 Prince of Peace Contest 4, JOHN MARTIN - Norton Say what you want to say, do what you want to do, be what you want to be. Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Hi-Y 45 Plays 2, JOHN WILLIAM MURPHY - Murph A mighty athlete John, sorely missed when he is gone. Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Torch Club 1, 25 Hi-Y 3,45 Student Council 45 Annual 45 Track 1, 2, 3,4. BETTY LOU RAP - Betty Fair of face and constant of heart, Mixed Chorus l,2,3,45 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3,45 Plays 3,45 Clipperette 4. Compliments of THE ALLIED CASL REGISTER CO, 15 E. Front St, Youngstow 1, Ohio Phone Rl-.6-6016 3 DAVID STEWART O'NEIL - Monk lt's a good life if you don't weaken, Torch Club 1,25 Hi-Y 3,45 Plays 3, 45 Annual 4. SANDRA KAY RHOADS - Sandy What happens to one who hesitates? He gets lost, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2g Nurses Aid 1,2, 35 Play 35 Clipperette 4, JEAN ANN RITCHIE - Jeanie Small in stature, but large in heart. Band 25 Mixed Chorus 1, 3,45 Tri-Hi- Y 1,2, 35 Clipperette 4, JAMES E, POULTON - Deuch Do well the duty that lies before you. Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Torch Club 1,25 Hi-Y 3,45 Student Council 25 Clipperette 4. CAROLYN RUTH SLOAN - Sloanie Carolyn with her long dark hair, has a charm that's sweet and rare, Mixed Chorus 1,23 Tri-Hi-Y 1,25 Librarian 35 Nurses Aid 45 Clipperette 45 Annual 45 Plays 45 Homecoming Attendant 4, JAMES CHARLES REAGGLE - Jim Never stand begging for that which you have the power to earn, Mixed Chorus 1, 25 Football 1, 2, 3, 4. 1-vqhn 113 if N. A Etl 5 X A. X We ,f f DAVID C, REINEHR - Hippo As big as life and full of fun, His monkeyshines Will ne'er be done, Torch Club l,2g Hi-Y 3,4. JANE ANN STACEY - Stace Make the process of education interesting as well as thorough. Band 1,2, 3, FTA 3,4g Scholarship Team 2, 3, Annual Editor 4. PAULINE ANNE WAY- Polly Character is power, it makes friends and opens the way to wealth, honor, and happiness. Band 1,2, 3,4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3,4g Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3,4g FTA 3, 4, National Honor Society 3,4, Plays 3,4, Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3, Prince of Peace Contest 4g Girls' State Altemate 3, Driving Rodeo 3, PAUL CURTIS RUMMEL - Paul Whether our talents be great or small, Each of us can be dependable, Plays 3, 4. WILLIAM L, RUSSELL - Red Before you can score, you must have a goal, Football 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Torch Club 1, 2, Hi-Y 3,4g Annual 4, .TUNE CAROL WANK - June It is tranquil people who accomplish much. Librarian 3, Nurses Aid 1, 2, 3, 4, Plays 3,43 Clipperette 4, Prince of Peace Contest 4, Annual staff Editor 4, Compliments of OLA 'S BEAUTY SALON IV2-2244 THOMAS JAMES SCOTT - Scotty Why all this work and worry? Football 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, Torch Club l,2, Hi-Y 3,4, Play 3. NANCY KAY WENDEROTH - Nance Her future is planned, Third finger left hand. Band 1, 2, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Nurses Aid 1, 2, 3, 4, Clipperette 3, 4. JANIS YEREB ' Jan These words remind us of Jang Art, rich men, common sense, a good sport, mascara, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Clipperette 4. CHARLES MSTARK - Chuck Words cannot describe him, Hearsay cannot charm him, But character will guide him, Football 1,2, Torch Club 1,2, Hi-Y 3, 4, Plays 3, 4. on NORMAN SCOTT SPIKER - Spike A great ambition, that has he, Who knows what it will be? Football 2, 3, Torch Club 1, 2, Hi-Y 3, 4, Plays 3, 4. MARGARET JEAN YODER - Jean Frowns go, smiles come, and laughter reigns forever, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3,4, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Librarian 4, Nurses Aid 1, Plays 4, Clipperette 4. This page sponsored by KELLERS' HARDWARE Columbiana, Ohio FRED TWITCHELL - Pierre The world will always need people like him. Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Plays 4. SANDRA LEE ZELLERS - Sandy You'll look far to find one with such mischief in her eyes, and still farther for one who harder tries. Mixed Chorus l,2,3,4g Plays 3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4. KENNETH WARRICK - Ken Speech is great, but silence is greater. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Torch Club 1, 2, Hi-Y 3,4g Student Council 1,2, 3,4, National Honor Society 3,45 Clipper-ette 45 Boys' State Delegate GEORGE CLOY WELKER - Doak Agriculture engenders good sense. Torch Club 1, 2, Hi-Y 3,43 Plays 3,4. GARY LEE WILMS - Gary Just an all around good fellow. Band 1, 2, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g Foot- ball 1,2, Basketball 1,2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 4, Student Council 2, Plays 3,4g Clipper- ette 4, County Chorus 2, 3, Driving Rodeo 3, Annual Editor 4. ROBERT A, WONSETLER - Bob There are two sides to every question - mine and the right one. Torch Club 1, 2, Hi-Y 3, 4, FTA 3, Plays 3, Annual 4. Ray G. Spiker LENNOX PERMIA -FLO HEATING 85 COOLING 28 N. Elm Street IV 2-2717 6653 Trop GCS? In 1968, the government decided to take a survey of the most outstanding class ever graduated in the U,S, They picked the 1958 class of C. H. S. Members of this class were found in all parts of the world, BARBARA BIERLEY is Roy Rogers secretary in Califomia. Scientist, DEAN HERBKERSMAN, announced last week that he has isolated the Xeirphylcoccus. POLLY WAY is Supervisor of Music in the Boston Public Schools. JAN YEREB, America's answer to Sophia Loren is making a movie in Italy. BETTY RAPP was just named Airline Stewardess of the Year. JANE STACEY is the highest scorer in the history of women's basketball, NORM SPIKER invented self-washing windows. BOB ARBUCKLE teaches English Q and draws little circles with faces in them.J PAUL RUMMEL discovered a huge uranium mine in Alaska. BILL DAVIDSON owns the biggest horse ranch in Texas. His jockey, DAVE O'NEIL, has won the Kentucky Derby nine times. Q The first time, the saddle was on backwards,J CHARLES HINER owns a chain of gas stations - his motto - Service With a Smile. SALLY and RONNIE KYSER teamed up and star in the TV comedy, My Sister Sally. JERRY ALLISON runs the Reese's Peanut Butter Cup factory, CHARLOTTE HOUGH, still out of this world, is the first woman space traveler, JIM POULTON designed a new car for G,M, - the Poultzel - and spends all his spare time riding i.n it. BOB WONSETLER teaches history in East Tennessee. His pupils call him Pops Wonsetler. SANDY NOBLE designs the prettiest hats in America, HELMUT BERG, back in Germany, is the author of Habits of the American Teenager. BILL ARN now blows such a hot trumpet he has to wear gloves to hold it. JEAN YODER - Miss Monitor - causes temperatures to rise everywhere with her weather forecasts, BEVERLY BOCK'S new play, Bock From Eternity, just opened on Broadway, starring beautiful and talented actress JUNE WANK, BILL CAMPBELL made a million dollars in the stock market and retired to the French Riviera. f Oh, those French girlslj NANCY WENDEROTH, now Mrs. Russ???, is Mrs. America, 1968. PHIL IBBOTSON is chess champion of the world. LARRYQ Casanova Romeo 3 DOUGLASS is starring in the movie Passion of Kings, MAUREEN BUDD, in Hollywood too, walks leopards for the movie queens. BILL LONGSWORTH is the youngest man ever to head the American Council of Churches. DAVE REINEHR is in Utah trying to revive polygamy. FRED TWITCHELL directs the Folies Bergere in Paris. LYNN HUBERT, Ohio 's first woman senator, occasionally sees in Washington, MARGIE HORST, U. S. Attorney General, fthe girl who never lost an argumenty and CAROL GASTON, secretary to the Secretary of the Navy. GARY GEIGER, football coach at Notre-Dame, is famous for his Rinky-Dink team. BARBARA CRAWFORD is fashion editor for Vogue Magazine, PATTY FRANKET speaks 31 languages and is head interpreter at the U, N, KENNY DOWD is an engineer and in his spare time raises teddy 'bairs' for the circus, BECKY FIRESTONE owns the biggest smorgasboard in the country. KIM HOOVER won the Olympic diving title with his dive, Hoover's Loop- the -Loop, GEORGE WELKER is making a mint selling lemonade in Death Valley. NANCY HELTZEL runs a modeling agency in Chicago. DAWN DODSON is one of her famous tall models. MARION HECK is new owner of the Golden Nugget Casino in Las Ve gas. CHUCK BEILING is an advertising man in Wisconsin. He's the Boy Who Made Milwaukee Famous, JOHN CLARK is a cartoonist and lives with Pogo in the swamps of Louisiana. RAY CHAMBERS is secretary to the President, but he still can't read his shorthand notes. JIM REAGGLE owns a spaghetti and pizza shop in the bustling city of Leetonia, CHUCK STARK won the Indianapolis 500 with a world's record speed. CAROL COY is a counter-spy for American Intelligence. JEAN RITCHIE and SANDY RHOADS own a combination reducing salon-beauty parlor. Their motto is Diet and Dye. BILL RUSSELL struck oil in Oklahoma. Now he just relaxes and lets other people work. SANDY ZELLERS, leading animal doctor in the country, gave it up and married Don. CAROLYN SLOAN writes a lonely hearts column for the Vindicator. TOM SCOTT is Vice President of the Kleenex Corporation, DONNA JOEBCHEN trains majorettes at Michigan State, JANE PUSCHER is su- pervisor of nurses at the Mayo Clinic. KAREN DOUGLAS is famous as the mother of four sets of triplets. LINDA PINE heads a movement for the conservation of Pine trees. JOHN MURPHY and KEN WARRICK founded an association for the advancement of aged football players. JOHN MARTIN is President of the Stay-Put Lipstick Company. GARY WILMS, in Hawaii, found a way to grow pineapples on trees. CORINNE ADAMS is proprietor of the I. M. Nervous Driving School. QBut she still doesn't have her license. J GQJJ if CORINNE ADAMS bequeaths her high scholastic standing to Billy Dailey. JERRY ALLISON bestows his easy going ways to Gloria Adcock. BOB ARBUCKLE leaves his Casanova tactics to Leland Mackall. BILL ARN wills his ability to play the trumpet to Bill Pfund. CHARLES BEILING bequeaths his ability to keep the girls supplied with jokes to Denny Paulson. BARBARA BIERLEY wills her ability to get along with teachers to Chuck Hough. HELMUT BERG leaves his short walk to school to Nancy Perrine. BEVERLY BOCK bequeaths her piano to Liberace, MAUREEN BUDD bestows her ability to do calisthenics to next year's football team, BILL CAMPBELL wills his frequent trips out of town to anyone who can afford to guy gas. JOHN CLARK leaves his job at Smitty's to anyone who likes to work hard. RAY CHAMBERS bequeaths his loudness to Mary Crouse. CAROL COY leaves Howard to anyone who wants him. BARBARA CRAWFORD bestows her neatness to David Hanna, BILL DAVIDSON wills his ability to play football to William Jamison Knotts, Jr. DAWN DODSON wills her ability to play hooky and not get caught to Shari Gavin. LARRY DOUGLAS bequeaths his ability to play the drums to Lee Bauman. KAREN DOUGLAS bequeaths her ability to make every class a riot to Leanne Gurney, KENNY DOWD bestows his ability to get good math grades to John Wilms. BECKY FIRESTONE bequeaths her naturally curly hair to Rita Newsom. PAT FRANKET bequeaths her pretty black hair to Carolyn Ridel. CAROL GASTON bestows her typing ability to anyone who wants lots of work to do. GARY GEIGER wills his position on the Rinky Dinks to Bill Brown. NANCY HELTZEl3.bestows her tall frame to Margie Benner. MARION HECK wills his little red draggin wagon to anyone who can elude the law. DEAN HERBKERSMAN wills his science ability to Neil Joebchen, CHARLES HINER bequeaths his Ford to the Smithsonian Institute. KIM HOOVER leaves his job at Lehmans to Mr. Hoey. MARGIE HORST bestows her ability to go with one boy all through high school to Sandy Hickman, CHARLOTTE HOUGH bequeaths her long hair to Mary Oeler, LYNN HUBERT leaves her teasing manner to anyone who can get away with it. PHIL IBBOTSON wills his love for hunting to anyone who can shoot straight. DONNA JOEBCHEN bequeaths all her boy friends to Janet Felton. RONNIE KYSER bestows his ability to laugh at Mr. Wamer's Jokes to Rosalie Wamer. SALLY KYSER leaves to become Mrs. Wayne Gross. BILL LONGSWORTH leaves his job at Holloways to Paul Austin. JOHN MARTIN wills his ability to give speeches to next year's speech class, JOHN MURPHY bequeaths his scholastic ability to Tom Logan. SANDIE NOBLE wills her ability to go with two boys at the same time to Barbara Balke. DAVID O'NEIL bestows his handwriting to the teachers, LINDA PINE wills her ability to be in the office without being sent there to Art Huk. JIM POULTON wills his ability to drag with John Martin to anyone with a hot car, JANE PUSCHER bestows her soft feminine voice to Mr. Gloss. BETTIE RAPP bequeaths her ability to be a cheerleader and go with a Palestine football player to anyone who wants to try it. JIM REAGGLE leaves. DAVID REINEHR bestows his Plymouth to anyone who is a good mechanic SANDY RI-IOADS bequeaths her knowledge from beautician school to anyone who wants it. JEAN RITCHIE bestows her blond hair and H202 to Carol Keck. PAUL RUMMEL leaves his job at Cemi's to anyone who is mechanically inclined, BILL RUSSELL wills his ability to get picked up for going too slow to Jack Sitler, TOM SCOTT leaves his class ring to anyone who can find it. CAROLYN SLOAN bestows her fair complexion to Harmon Martin. NORMAN SPIKER wills his window washing job to anyone who needs a job. JANE STACEY leaves her athletic ability to next year's gym classes, FRED TWITCHELL bestows his nickname of Pierre to anyone who wants to grow a mustache. g CHUCK STARK wills his ability to go with two girls at the same time to anyone who wants to try it. JUNE WANK bequeaths her acting ability to Elvis Presley. KEN WARRICK leaves the girls for Stan Gumey. POLLY WAY wills her ability to find the funny side of things to anyonewho enjoys laughing. NANCY WENDEROTH bestows her quiet ways to Denny Perkins. GEORGE WELKER wills his love for farm life to Stephanie Bookwalter. GARY WILMS bequeaths his singing talent to Little Richard. BOB WONSETLER leaves his job as carry-out boy at Century's to anyone who likes long trips and short tips, JAN YEREB wills her job at the Manos to anyone who wants to be in the movies. JEAN YODER bequeaths her personality to Sandy Dean. SANDY ZELLERS bestows the last seat in the last row in every class to Freddy Zellers. enzbr naps E Q , 2 i 1 33 as 2 3 iv 25 S . Q ga Ei . i 1 . if GQJS OECQFS J, WANK - - - SENIORS Girls' Athletic Chairman J. POULTON - - Boys' Athletic Chairman J, MARTIN - - - - - Boys' Social Chairman J. MURPHY - - -------- President L, DOUGLAS - - '- Vice President C, GASTON - - -- - - Secretary B, BOCK - - - L, HUBERT - - -- - ---- - Treasurer - - Girls' Social Chairman RUPERT - - - PAULSON - - BORING - - - DAVIS - - KECK - - - OAKS ---- OBERHOLTZER CAMPBELL - - - BROWN - - - IUNIORS - - Boys' Social Chairman Assistant Business Manager Assistant Business Manager ----------Secretary - - - - Business Manager - - Girls' Social Chairman - - - - - - - - President - - - - - Treasurer - - Vice President J, Jrssop - - T, LOGAN - - R, DETWILER - - B, REESE - - - 1, SITLER ---- L, REED ------ s. BOOKWALTER A HOOVER ---- - P, swoPE - - - SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN - Girls' Social Chairman -------- President - Boys' Social Chairman ' - - - - -Vice President - - - - - Secretary - - - - - -Treasurer - - Publicity Chairman Girls' Athletic Chairman Boys' Athletic Chairman KIEHL ----- ---- - - - - - - - Treasurer VINAKALNS -------- - - Vice President VESTFALS - - SPRATT - - - KELLER - - BAILEY - - MILLER - - PERRINE - - - - - - - - Secretary - - - - - - - - President - Girls' Social Chairman - Boys' Social Chairman Boys' Athletic Chairman Girls' Athletic Chairman 5 X 3- Y 2 ff 355 f' Wiiw -A N x :ar-Qw' ,Z QW , fn vs, ,Af S 'WSE ,A Wm 2 E- yi, 5 , -1 --::'- .,-:,:ga.xfas3, . - 9 if N . H-P' ' 145 . .,,A . J ffi'5ZistL-QM' Mum- .... . fm an GLORIA ADCOCK ROY ALLEN SANDRA ANGLEMYER PAUL AUSTIN JAMES BAILEY BARBARA BAIR BARBARA BALKE PAULA BIERY JACKIE BORING WILLIAM BROWN ARTHUR CAMPBELL JOYCE CROSS JAMES CULP BARBARA DAVIS SALLY DAVIS GQ35 0 '59 CAROLYN DETWILER JO ANN ELLIS JACK FELLERS JANET FELTON SHERYL FLYNN GEORGE GARROD ROBERTA GARVER MARGARET GRIFFITHS MARY LOU GURNEY STANLEY GURNEY RICHARD HAMILTON BARBARA HANNA SANDRA SUE HETHERINGTON SANDRA HICKMAN TOM CRUMBACHER Not pictured . imsg MARGARET HIVELY ALAN HOFFMAN MARY HOLLANDER CAROLYN HOULETTE ANNA HUGHES CHARLOTTE HUGHES CAROL KECK JERRY MOLLENKOPF PHILIP NELSON RITA NEWSOM CAROL OAKS RAY OBERHOLTZER JAMES OESCH MARY OELER DENNIS PAULSON Gfzss 0 159 NANCY PERRINE BARBARA REMIAS GENE RHODES MARILYN ROHRER JAMES RUPERT HOWARD SARVER GLENDA SHASTEEN JACK SITLER JACQUILYNN SITLER ROBERT ST, JOHN RICHARD SULLIVAN DONALD VIGNON ROSALIE WARNER JOHN WILMS -177 V Mary Jo Arn James Ambrose Betsy Atkinson Raymond Baltz Robert Bender Margery Benner Joyce Bieber Stephanie Bookwalter Shirley Budd Helen Burbick Dennis Burkey Betty Camp Mary Crouse Richard Daugherty Raymond Detwiler C255 0 960 l gsems:-umssmsnwmwsarswstwsaw mw -as um Alan Douglas Carlyle Elser Ronald Franket Roger Fritch James Gano Leanne Gurney Thomas Haney John Harley George Heindel Autumn Hoover Thomas Hughes William Huk Dennis Hutton Judy Jessop ' Lucille Keylor James Knotts, Jr. Judy Koehler David Liston Thomas Logan Joseph Mac Benn Leland Mackall Patty Maclin Judy Marshall Sandra McBane Kathryn McCarty Bemard Naughton Harold Nightingele Dennis Perkins Robert Pine Robert Porter Carol Price Raymond Puscher Larry Reed Becky Reese Betty Rhodes Carolyn Ridel Gary Ritchie Karen Ritchie. James Romeo Leona Saxton Sandra Shepard Jean Sitler Gary Sloan Grant Sloan Larry Snyder Carol Souder Philip Swope Linda Taylor Arthur Toot David Turnbull Erma Varian Sally Way Gereld Wilhelm Patty Williamson Geraldine Wise James Yoder Marilyn Schmidt Charles Hough, not pictured YY Tom Adams Carl Adcock Wayne Armbust Harrold Atkinson Kenneth Bailey Amanda Barnharr Lawrence Bamhouse John Barnum Samuel Barth Woodrow Bauman Jack Brittain Robert Budd Gary Chambers John Chmura Gretchen Cline GQSJ 761 Willa Collier Donald Culp William Dailey Donald Davidson Sandra Dean Janice Doll Mary Jane Dowd Russell Eyster Loretta Foerrch Shari Gavin Aija Grins David Hanna Clara Harrold Jo Louise Harrold Richard Harrold Nancy Jo Hoffman Neil Joebchen Lana Keller Sandra Kiehl Karlene Kramer Richard Kyser Susan Lindsay David Longanecker :lf - Joan McMurray Richard Madjorac Harmon Martin Dennis Miller Donald lvliller Kenneth Miller David Mundy Paul Murphy Kenneth Nickalo Karen Peppel Clarence Peres Gary Perkins Ruth Perrine William Pfund Elizabeth Reaggle Barbara Rhodes Charles Rhoads Clyde Richardson Micheal Ritchie Barbara Rohrer Marcia Roth Alice Rummel Ruth Rurnmel Leslie Sayres David Scott Gary Scullion Gary S pratt George Stacey Dean Stark Suzanne Sullivan Randall Taylor Janice Toot William Utterback Otis Vestfalls Ruth Vinakalns Thomas White Donald Williamson Thomas Wining Margaret Wyatt ww ,P .. .vw .1 1 513. Gi 'Q Q V 1521: an E? j i 'r 1 2, . is m,fLlKKiQz2 gi , 3 2 , v-' imfx .L!zgi1ilv5q, rw 4 ,.. asf-mf 4 wa 'wa act C3 . ofzm 1012075 '?frf Mr. Haban, our new band director, gave the band a new outlook this year. His spirit and good humor has resulted in a joyful group of high morale. Our band certainly deserves much credit for many fine performances. Compliments of CENTRAL PORCELAIN CO. Columbiana, Ohio Ware Any J an 2 My Clippers ' CMR M5 N Q we S ,fd XX We I The majorettes, Donna Joebchen, Sandy Zellers, and Charlotte Hough added sugar and spice and every- thing nice to the band. Compliments of CAMPBELUS DRY CLEANERS 106 South Main Street Columbiana, Ohio 6ZOI'ZItS' MRS. WARNER The chorus, under the direction of Mrs. Warner, was composed of 46 voices. The Choraliers were taught the fine points of vocal sing ing and the final results of these exercises were very pleasing. FUHRMAN INSURANCE AGENCY 119 South Main Street Telephone 4215 Columbiana, Ohio Q 9121014 7f1PjYGP Q W S Sheryl Flinn, Chaplaing Polly Way, Secretaryg Jackie Boring, Vice Presidentg Nancy Heltzel, Treasurerg Sandy Zellers, President, IH B111 Campbell, Secretaryg John Murphy, Program Chairmaug Ken Warrick Presidentg Norman Spiker, Treasurerg Bill Longsworth, Chaplain. i E CSOfJ 201120149 t fl' If Patty Williamson, Vice Presidentg Autumn Hoover, Treasurer, Stephanie Bookwalter, Secretary, Sally Way, President, Lucy Keylor, Chaplain, 1493 122612 Iolf' If Sandra Kiehl, Chaplaing Marcia Roth, Vice Presidentg Loretta Foertch, Presidentg Io Louise Harrold, Treasurerg Gretchen Cline, Secretary. OFC Q James Knotts, Secretaryg Jim Gano, Social Chairmang Philip Swope, Ser- geant-at-Armsg Joe Bailey, Vice Presidentg Robert Bender, President: Carlyle Elser, Treasurerg Jack Brittain, Program Chairmang Harrold Atkinson, Chaplain, C116 fiif fvddgnffjouncf The Student Council is composed of five seniors, four juniors, three sophomores, two freshmen, one eighth grader and one seventh grader, under the sponsorship of Mr, Gloss. They have many important functions, They represent the student body on all matters. They plan football and basketball homecomings and cheerleader elections. They sponsor after-game and summer dances, They provide special assemblies and movies, They plan the sending of scholarship teams to Mount Union, etc. Officers are as follows: President, Bill Campbell, Vice President, Bill Browng Secretary, Carol Gaston, Treasurer, John Murphy, Assembly Chairman, Carolyn Detwiler, p f ahOnafCZQn0r txucgy Membership in the National Honor Society is the highest honor our school can con fer upon a student. It stands for the highest scholarship, the finest spirit of cooperation and leadership, and the highest character. The Society consists of three Juniors and ten Seniors, Puscher, Jane Stacey, Polly Way, Patty Franket, Bill Campbell, Gaston, and William Longsworth fnot picturedj. The Juniors are: Barbara Davis. This page sponsored by HOLLOWAY' S Columbiana, Ohio The Seniors are: Beverly Bock, Jane Corinne Adams, Ken Warrick, Carol Margaret Hively, Rosalie Warner, and K-VIQIQ uaf Qgfqff oUR EDITORS E Gary Wilms, Editor-in-Chiefg Jane Stacy and June Wank, Pictures and Lay-Outg Barbara Crawford, Subscriptionsg John Murphy, Business Manager, Second row: Bill Davidson, Adsg Carol Gaston and Lynn Hubert, Typingg Ken Warrick and Bill Longsworth, Proofreaders. Not pictured: Bob Arbuckle, Sportsg Bill Arn, appointed, not able to serve due to schedule conflictsg Beverly Bock, limited service due to same cause. Each class member sold subscriptions and ads, A good job was done in this field, Another big job on any yearbook is collecting all the pictures and the lay-out of the pages. Gary Wilms gave valuable aid with this but was handicapped by lack of time. Much of this was done by Jane Stacey and June Wank, both of whom deserve much credit and thanks. SPECIAL PAGES COMMITTEE TYPING COMMITTEE Class Prophecy ---------- CORINNE ADAMS A very efficient committee which turned out good Class Will ---- C not pictured J SANDRA ZELLERS work promptly and deserves thanks. Headed by two DONNA JOEBCHEN typing Editors, other members were: C, Coy, N. Alumni - - ----------- LINDA PINE Heltzel, B, Bierly, B, Rapp, and W, Russell, and MARGIE HORST C. Sloan. fe . 1 11119675 J71 5 First row: Janet Davis, Mary Jo Am, Sally Kyser, Second row: Carolyn Sloan, Jo Louise Harrold, Gloria Adcock, Barbara Bierley, Kathyrn Farmer. Third row: Clara Harrold, Autumn Hoover, Carol Souder, Glenda Shasteen, Fourth row: Leanne Gurney, Nancy Wenderoth, June Wank, Marilyn Schmidt, Mary Lou Gurney. jjfge Cf1O121QSf5 First row: Paul Murphy, Kenny Miller, Jack Sitler, Second row: Alan Douglas, Joseph MacBenn, Charles Beiling, Third row: Bob Bender, Bill Brown, Bill Campbell, Neil Joebchen. Fourth row: Roy Allen, George Heindel, Dick Harrold, Tom Logan, Jack Fellers. fe fDefw1Qr 5750014 Mr. Fred Detwiler of the Fry Funeral Home has presented a fifty dollar award to a deserving Senior for the last twelve years, This Senior is selected by a committee of faculty and students The school appreciates this and wishes to thank Mr, Detwiler, Recipients of this award are as follows William Newell Richard Berryman Wilma Kabler Mary Lou Zellers Alton Witter Jerry Finnie Pe ggy Harrold Shirley Wells Hubert Keylor James W. Warrick C. Randall Bailey James R. Bookwalter To be announced at Commencement 1946 1947 1948 1949 1950 1951 1952 1953 1954 1955 1956 1957 1958 jfe G rjopereffe We all looked forward to the witty, newsy Clipperette this year put our by the above staff under the direction of Mrs. Jackson. Nine issues were published This page sponsored by THE FRY FUNERAL HOME Columbiana, Ohio gufure eac ers 0 QYIZQGZIGICG First row: Polly Way, Jane Puscher, Second row: Patty Franket, Margaret Hively, Corinne Adams, Third row: Barbara Davis, Jane Stacey, Bill Lonsworth, Sponsor, Mr. Wamer, Not pictured: Barbara Crawford. Efgrarzdns First row: Jo Louise Harrold, Gretchen Cline, Becky Firestone, Becky Reese. Second row: Jean Yoder, Jean Sitler, Judy Marshall, Kathryn McCarty, Third row: Judy Koehler, Jean Burbick, Carol Souder, Carol Price, Judy Jessop. Compliments of COLUMBIANA PUMP CO, Yard Hydrants Columbiana, Ohio 72'OlI2 - 19,57 r- fv' Co F' Qfeen-Aye fDl 1UQ!q 64105111012 tfgfjfkfj A QM, .1 5' l lc feafer yjro 0Q1Cf1'0125 cgenzbr - fganuafy jfczwn The Senior Class's presentation of JANUARY THAW, under the auspices of Miss Cathryne Esenwein, showed detailed study and hard work. The excellent work of the people behind the scenes helped pro- duce the success enjoyed by the play. Junzbr ?Qy - M9i1220Qrs Greeperspj After reading many plays, the Juniors selected Fl.NDERS CREEPERS, This is an entertaining mystery- comedy and will be given April 29th, under the direction of Mrs, Perrin, The cast was not selected when our annual went to press. . 4 2 : -iir:,,,1f5:'.. Lv V my Li,-2-,IM .. 5 ,V .Q ,L --im EW A 3 S qi , 5 1 451933 1 5 7 ,M w e 4,-S 74 uri , 1.41: i Z. :W 1 . :L iii ics yi: 52? 2 in he X 33?- 1 .f 1 0122900122122 y 0 UI fS FOOTBA LL Queen - NANCY HELTZEL Attendants - CHARLOTTE HOUGH BARBARA CRAWFORD BASKETBALL Queen - LYNN HUBERT Attendants - CAROLYN SLOAN CAROL GASTON SIT LER S FLOWERS This page sponsored by Columbiana, Ohio oofgaf Coach Fisher, Assistant Football Coach, Berryman, and Captain Arbuckle. SCHEDULE SCORES CHS OPP, Toronto Q preview Q 0 6 Poland 0 13 McDonald 26 13 Minerva 26 0 Canfield 26 13 Leetonia 41 7 Sebring 34 14 Libson 13 0 East Palestine 12 13 Louisville 26 12 Springfield 25 0 C, H,S, 's football team this year was one of the best Class A football teams in the state of Ohio, Spirit, determination, and the will to win plus good clean, hard-fought football highlighted our squad. Having a new coach this year, the Clippers were introduced to a new offensive system, which they leamed immediately, and proceeded to win 8 out of 10 games. The Clippers boasted a very hard charging line and a fast deceptive backfield. This was our first year in Tri-County competition since 1950, Playing a much tougher, schedule this year we did very good, finishing second in the league. This team, as well as the coach, deserves much credit for displaying very good football this season. Best Wishes and Good Luck NICK'S TIN SHOP Columbiana, Ohio Our Experience is your protection BOB ARBUCKLE Bob, who was our captain, played a terrific game at center and was a tiger at defensive end. Very seldom did a runner get around his end. His fine play will be hard to du- plicate next year. JOHN MURPHY John, who was our quarterback, played a terrific game both on defense and offense. John made the all Tri County team this season. He will be greatly missed next year. JIM POULTON Jim, playing end, was our best pass receiver and also a standout at defensive end. His witty remarks helped keep spirits high on our team. He will be a great loss to next year's team, KEN WARRICK Ken, playing left halfback, was our leading scorer this season. Ken displayed some beautiful broken field running, and he was also a very alert pass defender, He will be greatly missed next year, BILL DAVIDSON Bill, at his end position, displayed some beautiful downfield blocking and also did a terrific job at defensive tackle. Bill made the All Tri County team this season. He will be a great loss to next year 's team. MARION HECK Marion was our hard running fullback. If he couldn't find a hole, he would put his head down and make one of his own. A standout on defense, he also did our punting. Marion will be greatly missed next year. JOHN MARTIN John was one of our defense specialists, Playing a linebacker position, he was consistently in on tackles. One of his specialties was blocking punts. He will be a loss to next year's team, RAY OBERHOLTZER Ray was our right halfback, and a very good one. His long runs helped us all year long. Although only a junior this year, Ray cannot play next year and will be a great loss to next year's team. JIM REAGGLE Jim playing mostly defense, played in the center of the line. Very seldom did a ball carrier get past him. His fine tackling will be missed next year, RAY CHAMBERS Ray played offensive tackle this year and came through with timely blocks just when we needed them, He will be missed next year, GARY GEIGER Gary playing tackle this year tumed in a fine season. Gary will be a hard man to replace next year. RON KYSER Ron, playing halfback was constantly bothered by injuries. But when he was playing he always gave it his best. He will be missed next year. TOM LOGAN Although only a sophomore, Tom played a terrific game at his tackle position. He was an excellent blocker and was constantly in on many a tackle, Tom is the kind of fellow that you like to have around for a couple of years, CARLYLE ELSER Carlyle, another sophomore, did a terrific job at his guard position. He was perhaps our best blocker. His great blocking ability should be an BSSBI to next year's team, JIM BAILEY Jim, playing linebacker was another one of our defensive specialists. Being switched to center this season, Jim did very welL He should be a great help to next year's te am. DICK SULLIVAN Dick played the guard position ably, and opened many good holes. His fine blocking will be of great value to next year's team, G QQFEQUQFS Uarszfy Weseroe POLLY WAY LANA KELLER BARBARA BAIR SALLY WAY CAROLYN DETWILER LORETTA FOERTCH BETTY RAPP JEAN SITLER yjasfefgaf fjeam Col. Col, Col, Col. Col. Col Col Col Col. E SBWXAJ. 3 W? 1 The l95'7-58 Clipper squad was composed mostly of nine seniors. Having 5 lettermen back from last year's squad, we had a very well rounded, experienced team. The lettermen were Ken Warrick, John Murphy, Co-Captainsg Jim Poulton, Bill Russell, and Bill Davidson, The rest of the squad was composed of Marion Heck, Bob Arbuckle, Bill Campbell, Gary Wilms, and Ray Baltz. Although the Reserve team got off to a slow start, they improved with each game. With most of the varsity graduating this year, the reserves will be depended on in the years to come, North Lima 53 Col. Sebring Salem 69 Col. Minerva Springfield 38 Col, East Palestine Canfield 42 Col. Lisbon East Palestine 52 Col. Poland Leetonia 41 Col. Louisville Lisbon 6 0 Col, Sebring Pgland 56 Col, Minerva 56 Louisville 65 This page sponsored by TYSON'S SCHOOL AND OFFICE SUPPLIES Phone IV-2-2952 KEN WARRICK One of our captains. Ken dis- played a beautiful onehanded shot, and was a team player, He'll be hard to replace next year, JOHN MURPHY Our other captain. John had a very good eye from out front, and also was a good ball handler. He will be greatly missed next year, HM POULTON Jim had a very good jump shot, and also a very consistent set shot. Being one of our leading scorers, he will be a great loss to next year's te arn. BILL RUSSELL Bill had a fine hook shot from the side, and also was a good rebound man, His rebounding strength will be missed next year. BILL DAVIDSON Bill showed tremendous rebounding ability, and was a very good de- fensive player, His ability to be able to score when we needed it will be missed next year, BOB ARBUCKLE This was Bob's first year on the varsity squad, but he showed he had all the stuff it takes o be a basketball player. Alt bugh not playing full time, he helped us a lot, MARION HECK Marion had a very good one- handed shot from out front that consistently swished the nets, Also, his ability to steal the ball will be missed next year, BILL CAMPBELL This being Bill's first year on the varsity, he showed he had what it takes. His good shooting and defense will be missed next year, GARY WILMS Gary, playing his first year of varsity ball, is a very capable substitute, When he was called upon, he proved him- self to be varsity material, His rebounding ability will be missed next year, RAY BALTZ Although only a sophomore, he ranked with the best, His good shooting and neat de- fensive floor work will be very valuable to next year's team. .UM BAILEY Jim being a reserve starter gained experience that will be valuable next year. His all around floor work will make him Valuable to next year's team, TOM LOGAN Tom's rebounding ability helped the reserve team consistently. He was also a good scorer. He'll be one of the mainstay's next year, This page sponsored by GWEN GARY NURSERY J, Paul Wilms, Prop. jracf 1957 The Squad includes: Co-Captains - John Murphy and Ken Warrick - hurdles Fred Twitchell - dashes and jumps Bill Campbell - distances Jim Bookwalter - jumps Bob Chmura - distances Ron Kyser - dashes Ray Chambers - discus Tom Logan - shot and discus Stan Gumey - dashes Bill Brown - distances Jerry Mollenkopf - high jump Carlyle Elser - shot and discus Art Campbell - distances The squad, under the direction of Coach Ward, took part in the following meets: Bethany Relays, Ohio Wesleyan Relays, Charleston Relays, County Meet at Salem, District Meet at Salem, and dual meets with Sebring and Leavittsburg. C This year's team, 1958, should be strong since only Bookwalter and Chmura were lost by graduation Y W J? 1, r V1 K M' gra es CLASS OFFICERS Vice President - - - DAVID GARROD Secretary - - - - - - POLLY ROTH President - - - - - RALPH BECK Treasurer - - - - BECKY WAY First row: Archie Kliest, Becky Way, Joyce McMurray, Jeri Yoder, David Garrod, Ronald Porter, Second row: Rita Sircy, Nathan Smith, Arthur Schmidt, Robert Welton, Kay Shasteen, James Young. Third row: Sherry Ward, Arthur Martin, William Pittman, Richard Steeb, Ralph Thomas. Fourth row: Lynn Paulson, Fred Zellers, Polly Roth, Bedford Washbum, Geraldine Shell, Marilyn Taylor, Teacher, Mrs. Keylor. Not Pictured: William Bailey, James Raneri QIUQQS First row: Jack Nightingale, Gloria Hough, Doris McKnight, Brian Griffith, Second row: Gail Miller, Mary Lou Longsworth, Miriam Houlette, Vaughn King, Shirley Homan. Third row: William Garrett Norma Gard, Deane Hetric, John Lindsay, Charles Hickman. Fourth row: Clinton Homan, Paul Kidd, Gary Leonard, Darlene Kitchen, Sharon McBane, Judy Handwork, Teacher, Miss Roller. Not pictured: Gayle Geiger, Carol Mellinger, Randy Miller, Kay Morris, Gene Oesch, First row: Frank Camp, Tom Austin. Second row: Ralph Beck, Sylvia Curl, Katherine Farmer, Judy Churchfield, David Bailey, James Ellis. Third row: Richard Fisher, Edwin Altomare, Richard Bailey, Daria Burkle, Kenneth Donbar. Fourth row: Mary Anderson, Janet Davis, Nancy Campbell, Betsy Det wiler, Susan Ferrall, Ken Gallagher, Fifth row: Thomas Ballentine, Phil Crouse, Harrold Burbick, Gerry Cross, Robert Bailey, Glenn Dyke, Teacher, Mr, Ward, Not pictured: Richard Lee Fisher. even ff QJUUQS CLASS OFFICERS Secretary - - ------------ A NTHONY ROSS President ---- -- D ALE MURPHY Vice President - - - - BETTIE JEAN BARBER Treasurer ---- ' SCOTT FULLERTON First row: Lee Hanna, Gerald Kimble, Linda McBane. Second row: Robert Hicks, James Longsworth James Koehler, Carol Kelley, Robert McGraw, Terry Henderson. Third row: Fred Gosney, Robert John- son, Carol Lindsay, Suzanne Karcher, Teacher, Mr. Cole. Fourth row: Richard Homan, Kenneth Mohler Arthur Kidd, Jane Hutter, Barbara Lehman, Fifth row: Sam Hoffman, Raymond Hiner, John Herron, Juliana Landsberger, Melissa Marshall, David Lipely, A eww? 9144065 First row: Nancy Bowman, Sue Dickens, Cheryl Beiling, Bettie Barber. Second row: Scott Fullerton, Lee Bauman, Robert Drew, Dennis Drexler, William Firestone. Third row: Joan Crawford, Susan Bames, Grace Gloss, Beverly Gantley, Sandra Barnes, Mary Drew. Fourth row: Winifred Brown, Carol Gemer, Eleanor Drewnoski, Beverly Coffman, Judith Davidson. Fifth row: Larry George, Harry Dailey, Ronald Brown, Jack Davis, Dennis Bailey, Dale Chambers. Not Pictured: Ronald Burbick, Patricia Gaskill, First row: Sandra Stahl, Herbert Ward, Timothy Smith, Randal Oesch, Abraham Thomas, Terry Lee Nightingale, Thomas Pfund, Second row: John Wonsetler, Dennis Muntean, Charles Ockerman, Judge Wyatt, Judith Peres. Third row: Anthony Ross, Penny White, Dorothy Ockerman, Linda Perrine, Joanne Sacchet, Richard Simpson. Fourth row: Mary Remias, Gail Spanabel, Lynne Wurster, Dale Murphy, Nancy Rowland, Stanley Rupert, Teacher, Mrs. Perrin. unzbr 970 ofgaf FOOTBALL They Us United Local Poland Lisbon E. Palestine Boardman Leetonia BASKETBALL They Fairfield St. Pau1's Leetonia Springfield Salem E, Palestine Canfield St. Paul Salem Leetonia Canfield E. Palestine 11121014 ygasfefgczf 11121014 014115 The Junior High Chorus, under the direction of Mrs. Warner, consists of fifty-five members, The group entertained at the Masonic dinner in November and presented a program in the spring. In the chorus there is a double trio which won a II rating at the Vocal Contest: Vaughn King, Sopranog Rita Sircy, Susan Ferrhll, Second Sopranog Jeri Yoder, Kay Shasteen, Altog Becky Way, Alto. PENNY WHITE SHERRY WARD BETSY DETWILER GAIL SPANABEL VAUGHN KING V 11121014 GAQQfka0Qf5 Basketball Football ifezsia csfqfs Mrs. Mary Stark, Mrs, Olive Mrs. Hulda Evans, Mrs. Grace Crawford Austin, Mrs. Ella Engle K x X X 1 X X w . 4 X K K 53155115 grafts First row: John Rummel, Charles Harley, James Ward, Philip Burbick, Tate Burkhart, Thomas Brown, Thomas Bookwalter, Glen Churchfield, Richard Hutton. Second row: Sherry Eddy, Carol Steele, Linda Richardson, Elva Jean Hazel, Patricia Coffman, Lois Jean Biddle, Lynn Harrold, Jill Fullerton. Third row: Richard Perrin, Frank Cravens, Marian Lazear, Patricia Dowd, Constance Wolford, Helen Coy, Barbara Baurnan, Inta Grins, Marcia Knotts, Dixie Lee Smith, Virginia Gerner, Kenneth Huk, John Monahan. Fourth row: Barry Logan, Ronald Suf- folk, James Custer, Clifford Boggs, Richard Long, Gerry Sue Hess, Barbara Gerlach, Judith Olmstead, Susan Crawford, Patricia Young. Teacher, Miss Windle. Not pictured: Thomas Gantz. First row: Wilbert Dyke, Michael Campbell, Gregory Voelm, John O'Neil, Gary Romeo, David Goist, James St. John, Gerald Gamble, Rodney Edwards. Second row: Joanne Coy, Nancy Kimble, Sue Munteau, Linda Swanson, Mary Ruth Walker, Kathryn Snodgrass, William Smith, Henry Hughes, Lary Hoopes. Third row: Duane Spiker, Nancy Gray, Bettie Bevan, Brian Arbuckle, Lenore Miller, Caroline Wilms, Christine Brown, Carol Wood ward, Wayne Stamp. Fourth row: Robert Cline, Jerry Wining, Thomas O'Neil, Marcia Holloway, Samrnae Jackson, Edward Miller, Grace Clark, Mariann Madjarac, Karen Isaksson, Lynn Davis. Teacher, Miss Switzer. SMA gmc, First row: John Atkinson, William Oliver, Aivars Dukats, Richard Wlnkel, John Horn, Gregory Covert, Alfred Cunningham. Second row: Marcia Gasser, Madge Snyder, Lois Nightingale, Thornas Woodward, James Little, Eric Webb, Williard Burbick, John Shasteen. Third row: Eric Keck, Paul Jack, James Leonard, James Brown- ing, Ellen Antoinette, Carol Wlnegard, Sheridan Poulton, Joyce Price, Karen Dean. Fourth row: Linda Rohrer, Maurita Grant, Carole Firestone, Diane Shoemaker, Lana Burkle, Danny Blake, Donald Fair, Richard Culp, Gayle Gloss, Gary Troll. Teacher, Mrs. Orr. I First row: Gary Cook, Richard Pine, Paul Long, Gerald Leonard, Charles Higgins, Tim Brown, Allan Wise, Richard Frankford. Second row: Kirby Zellers, Rick Tyson, Darlene Toot, Virginia Arn, Ann Hetric, Tom Himes, Karl Netolicky, George Curl. Third row: Kathleen Gayon, Roberta Spanabel, Marcia Beiling, John Dailey, Bob Wurster, Debbie Hoffman, Frances Burkert, Kathy Dunlea. Fourth row: Linda Bowman, Maureen Isaksson, Marilyn Heindel, Beata Anderson, Larry Detwiler, Alan Scullion, Joe Versace, Dick Smith, Richard Glaser. Teacher, Miss Poulton. O 2,615 9.-we g First row: Gregory Hart, Ronald Jones, William Culp, James Gaw, John Lake, Lawrence Lehman, Lyle Stacy. Second row: Patty Drotleff, Judy Browning, Joanne Hutton, Lorraine Hamilton, Lillian Stamets, Suzanne Burk- hart, Dale Young, Connie Van Fossan. Third row: Torn Ferguson, James Chikas, George Nicolette, Judy Mil- ler, Sandy Arbuckle, Carmen Raneri, Mike Altomare, Larry May, James Knight. Fourth row: Paul Barth, John Yoder, Carla Miller, Terry Poulton, Jim Dickens, Alan Roberts, Richard Snyder, Jackie King, Joyce Poirier, Connie Eckhardt. Teacher, Mr. Holderread. ourff grak l First row: Larry Esterly, Gary Hartman, Fred Maurer, James Murphy, Clarence Randolph, Jr. , John Snoke, Larry Brown, James Miller, lack Brown. Second row: Lynda Wheeler, Kathy Smith, Sandra Schonhut, Bonnie Schmidt, Martha Candel, Mar-yVJane Gantley, Mary Kay Burbick, Arlene Hamilton, Mary Flory. Third row: Linda Rhodes, Nancy Hughes, David Rowland, Lee Davis, Susan Hough, Linda Baltz, Kathy Holloway, Roberta Blackburn. Fourth row: David Kyser, Barbara Gaw, Becky Stacey, Janie Gotthardt, Valerie Powers, Joyce Scott, Ronnie Detwiler, Keith Kibler, Alfred Ridel, Karen Jones. Teacher, Mrs. Cyrus. OZIFM QIUOQS gg g First row: Richard Keller, David Strausbough, Raymond Rummel, James Ferrall, Jack Hawkins, Herbert Bortner, James Wenderoth. Second row: Susan Austin, Susan Vick, Marjorie Wilhelm, Adell Reaggle, Susan Perrine, Erle Douglass, Cynthia Dowdle, Linda Detwiler, Carol Puscher, Frances Reese. Third row: Diane Roth, Mar- jorie Cross, Sharon Garrod, Claudia Manley, Betty Snodgrass, Rosemary Fellers, Ruth Biddle, Patty Barns, Patti Fair. Fourth row: Gerald Smith, Gary Johnson, Ray Oeler, David Bevan, William Madjarac, Paul Morse, Bax Ockerman, Thomas Potts, Jay Olmstead, Charles Veon. Teacher, Mrs. Fraysier. First row: Eddie Scott, Gary Russell, Richard Istnick, Bill Snyder, Jerry Simpson, Larry Richardson, Michail Flynn, Billy Gamble. Second row: Karen Orr, Janis McGuckin, Reba Hamilton, Peggy Angles, Marjorie Rhodes, Bonnie Reash, Cheryl Carroll, Patricia Russell, Kathy Curl, Polly Voelm. Third row: Marilee Longanecker, Dale Young, Karen Sue Haney, Mark Hughes, Jimmy Blouir, Nancy Shoemaker, Cherie Cannon, Bill Hum, Ann Louise Theiss. Fourth row: Nickey Burkert, John Cole, Danny Oliver, Adella Longsworth, Susan Johns, Richard Mc- Bane, Barbara Drotleff, Elizabeth Chickas, Kathy Meade, Rude1lSacchet. Teacher, Mrs. Clunk. gg fjfzkof QJUOQJ First row: Christine Goist, Lee Ann Wonsetler, Betty Little, David Weber, Norman Edwards, Rebecca Saccket, Karen Echard, William Troyer, Russell Bailey. Second row: William Davis, Constance Perrin, Sue Anne Hig- gins, John Newell, Timothy Hall, Derry Nash, Harry Dean, Bradley Hoffman, James Sloan. Third row: Loeta Hoopes, Marcia Mumpire, Debby Hess, Jennifer Jones, Louis Kramer, Stephen Gayon, Martha Witmer, Sandra Snyder, Maria Apinis, Marjorie Way. Teacher, Mrs. Groner. Not pictured: Constance Lodge. First row: Richard Goist, Karle Higham, Willa Huffman, Judy Ballintine, Ricky Detwiler, Ianina Parsly, Linda Gween, Marla Halverstadt, Douglas Turnbull. Second row: Michael Mayer, Beverly Coalmer, Jack Dowdle, Robert Exten, Ricky Hooper, Mama Hanna, Becky Lindsay, Carol Edwards. Third row: Carolyn Bailey, Sherry Rapp, Debbie Ruhl, Sandra Stewart, Ronnie Brubaker, David Kimble, Carol Rick, Billy Eckhardt, Wreatha Rhodes Richard Buckalew. Teacher, Miss Lautzenheiser. Not pictured: David Witt. fjfzfof graogs J First row: Ruth Dodson, Mary Lou Marshall, Tommy McQust1on, Dean Keck, Kathy Tucker, Nancy Hum, Wil- liam Hoover, Robert Noble, Frank Raneri, william MacKal1. Second row: Timmy Kauffman, James Kelley, Patty Dunlea, Donna Cole, Lynette Carr, John Rhodes, Donnie Blair, Jay Dee French, Sandra Leonard, Galen Nicoletre. Third row: Marcia Grant, Bonita Eckhardt, Barbara Isaksson, Eddie Chismar, Gary Shasteen, Fred Graft, Brenda White, Beverly Porter, Jacqueline Wise, Tommy Barnum. Teacher, Mrs. May. First row: Thomas Russell, Nancy Stephens, Michael Detwiler, Susan Brown, Carol Burbick, Jane Browning, Beverly Holloway, Linda Antram, Daniel Clark, Kristine Snyder. Second row: Janelle Brittain, Robert Husted, John Stamets, Robert Faster, Jack Ranerl, Terry Morris, Pamela Dalrymple, John Cross, John Sponseller, Marsha Segesman. Third row: Constance Esterly, Wayne Simpson, Kathie McNab, Janet Gregg, James Lehman, Den- nis Kimble, Janice Austin, Rebecca Lipe, Karen Frank, Larry Benner. Teacher, Mrs. Schaeffer. QCOHJQFGOQS g gg First row: Homer Hoffman, Tommy Smith, Bobby Dailey, Bobby Antram, George Lynn, Billy Ward, Dale Tay- lor. Second row: Bobby Biddle, Daniel Gaughan, Patty Gabe, Linda Perrott, Betsy Brown, Rosa Berchtold, Elizabeth Cunningham, Gary Miller, Susan Renfrew. Third row: Donald Randolph, Paul Musselrnan, Paul Gar- ber, Cathy Dalrymple, Ricky Roth, Elizabeth Crawford, Lonnis Sposetta, Carol Dotson. Fourth row: Danny Wickline, Alan Young, Arlin Keck, Mary Budd, David Holderread, Jimmy Smith, Jimmy Kibler, Bobby Eck- hardt, Barbara Wise. Teacher, Mrs. Davidson. X First row: Jack Wenderoth, Willard Tucker, Dan Custer, Teddy Suffold, Tommy Miller, Dean Stamp. Second row: Bobby Marshall, James Moser, Eddie Smith, Carol Wolford, Kathy Barrow, Gary Coler, Don Reash, Howard Harper, Ann Jo Houlette. Third row: Tom Nicolette, Greg Young, Alelha Thomas, Diane Hough, Kenny Pfau, Wells Koehler, Mildred Zeigler, Penny Perrin, Jeff Garstick. Fourth row: Nancy Reash, Patty Hartman, Gary Mumpire, Gregory Gustafson, Jimmy Miller, Ray Jackson, Charles Long, Susan Gasser, Barbara Woods, Susan Forney. Teacher, Mrs. Gleeton. v I X J C QCOIQUX QPU Q First row: David Hom, Gary Gates, Gary Schlog. Second row: Bobby Gemer, Betty Gamble, Gary Tharp, A1 Barber, Ruth Homsby, Pamela Lipe, Larry Taylor, Tommy Hoover, Keith Kyser. Third row: Ray Shodd, Paul Custer, Billy Cyrus, Carl Null, Carol Ritchie, Karen Weber, Joanne Lazear, Paula Paul, Linda Perkins, Teacher, Miss Race. Fourth row: Bonnie White, Susan Bowman, Cathy Istnick, David Hughes, Waldo Ross, Bobby Gamble, Theresa Raneri, Dennis Gleckler, Alan Ockerman, Rosella Lehman. Not pictured: Danny Jones, an, -fy., , 4l. W' A ' Vw f A ,gl aff Zffsf graofes gm First row: Connie Manley, Karen Gayon, Heather Higham, Vicki Van Fossan, Bobby Hooper, Richard Pursifull, Bobby Tullis, Sally Nickelson, Debbie Cartwright, Wanda Zeigler. Second row: Richard Blair, David McGuckin Fred Steeb, Mary Frankford, Peggie Reynolds, Graig Dean, Bruce Hough, Billy Rapp, Michael Bricker, Doris Randolph. Third row: Randy Barnes, Marshall Fleming, Jeri Bertelsen, Bobby Franket, Cynthia Crooks, Kenny Floor, Linda Rapp, Beverly Eckhardt, Wanda Utkovaka, Patty Wilms. Teacher, Mrs. Brungard. First row: Billy Gray, Dennis Lipely, Stephen Versace, David Oliver, Lee Swope, David Lones, Karen Gosney, Richard Miller, Juanita Price, Linda Candel, Joyce Naughton. Second row: Indra Dukats, Marlene Boston, Lynn Sponseller, Gary Gregg, Alexander Apinis, Bobby Newell, Norma Chambers, Patti Maurer, Bobby Hurn. Third row: Dorothy Custer, Jean Richardson, Mary Grace Witmer, Karen Costanzo, Norman Husted, Dick Kapp, Con- nie Tipton, Jeffrey Russell, Tommy Crowl, Charles Reaggle. Teacher, Mrs. Pine. 121911 QFGOQ First row: Norman Toot, Dennis Weber, Jim Hlnerman, David Cannon, Thomas Cole, Joseph Ranerl, Second row: Lynn Taylor, Ann Fitzpatrick, David James, Gloria Drotleff, Randy Brubaker, Denise Rodgers, Billy Long, Katherine Little, Robert McBane, Jeffery Jenson. Third row: Larry Blouir, Margery Curl, Robert Woods, Beverly Blair, David Murnpire, Cindy Merreot, Bruce Oliver, Susan Longabaugh, Fourth row: Jane Strausbaugh, Alice Engberg, Nancy Schuoeblen, Velinda Lillie, Susan Sanders, Sheryl Zohnd, Deborah Gardner, Teacher, Mrs. Miller, First row: Criss Lamoncha, Bob Schmidt. Second row: Philip Campbell, Mel1B1ackbum, Clifford Newell, Kathy Echard, Bruce Bieshelt, Sandra Kimble, Bobby Lipe, Marsha Keller, Carol Lipply, Wendy Racocy, Third row: James Powers, Bobby Macklin, Nancy Garber, Carol Schnarrenberger, Linda Consentino, Cheryl Covert, Sharon Nelson, Jayne Jones, Larry Gregory. Fourth row: Billy Joe Francis, Darlene Carder, Alan Eckert, Timothy Martin, Gary Burt, Mark Forrest, Carla Stacey, Linda Steward, Donna Snodgrass, Janice Rhodes, Teacher, Miss Schaal. mb eryarfeni First row: John Shell, Billy Stamets, Kenny Blair, Fred Esenwein, Jack Kuhlman. Second row: Lester Oesch, Marilee Ritchie, Jimmy Dunlea, Laura Memis, Betty Weber, Janice Kelley, Marlene Shodd, Corinne Berry, Christine Stanley. Third row: Nancy Long, Jimmy Schmidt, Karen Gaston, Dale Bauman Rita Crawford, Kathy Spanabel, Mark Young. Susan Wetzel. Fourth row: Eddy Richardson, Linda Forney, Timmy Potts, Timmy Hawkins, Diane Budd, John Ludwig, Larry Miller, Melissa Henry, Dickie Curl, Barbara Coler, Teacher, Mrs. Bailey. First row: Jennie Orr, Melanie Reaggle, Kathleen White, Christine Graft, Susan Brown, Patty Hiner, Jonelle Carr, Rickey Mollenkopf, Bill Koehler, Second row: Tedrick Meinhart, Vicki Se gesman, Trevor Rurnmel, Joy Logan, Alfred Barrow, Bobby Kunkle, Vickie Gustafson. Third row: Billy Hall, Catherine Gillis, Michael Jugan, Tommy Holderread, Dara Kyser, Lynne Berryman, Michael Taylor, David Custer, Pamela Longabaugh, Jeffrey King, Teacher, Mrs. Bailey. Not pictured: Paulette Price, mb eryarfen First row: Linda Edwards, George Veon, Christine Henry, Patrick Grant, Diane Russell, Roger Blosser, Kassie Jones, Lynne Weber, Eddie Cyrus, Peggy Perrin, Second row: Kenneth Beck, Terry Rapp, John Mossor, Deborah Swanson, Mary Lou Senior, Steven Hill, Bill Newell, Deborah Naughton, Patricia Bricker, Third row: Marueen Burbick, David Theiss, Kathie Ann Fry, Jeffrey Stephens, Connie Laughlin, Gary Richardson, Rachel Stacy, Larry Kyser, Barbara Lipply, Kathleen Winkel, Teacher, Mrs. Clark, Not pictured: Tommy Carroll, Danny Brothers. First row: Colleen Lipe, Debra Coffman, Tommy Bell, Forest Hendrickson, Arthur Exten, Raymond Exten, Vicki Johnson, Rabbie Hoover. Second row: Dorothy Flory, Kathi Zellers, Darryl Kiehl, Peggy Madden, Billy Kendall, Rick Lodge, Michael Versace, Alan Smith, Terry Zellers, Third row: Mary Lou Wheeler, June Herbkersman. Jerry Mead, Ruth Ann Fellers, Chris Munyon, Timmy Weigle, Mary Elizabeth Book- walter, Vicki McGraw, Carl lsaksson, John Tharp, Teacher, Mrs. Toot. CLASS OF '55 Robert Bieshelt - Kampher 's Gas Station Frank Boston - University of Pittsburgh Richard Campbell - Ohio University James Chaddock - Air Force Gladys Cleveland - Mrs. Paul Patton Mary Lou Collier - Enterprise Company Pat Dodson - Olenick Manufacturing Co. Arnold Elser - University of Montana Bruce Feezel - Youngstown Doris Firestone - National Rubber Dolores Gamble - Mrs. Richard Helman Kenneth Gamble - Franklin Furniture Co. Alice Gaston - Attorney Oaks Robert Gleckler - Army Delores Harold - Canton Nurses Training Richard Hazel - U.S. Navy Corrine Hickman - Mrs. Jack Stevens Adin Hively - Army Phyliss Hively - Mrs. Robert Basler Alvin Kelly - United Engineering Peter Koesler - Germany Jean Kyser - Mrs. George Foy Lloyd Mackall - Mount Union College Elaine Mollenkopf - Glecklers Dairy Wayne Nelson - Air Force George Oaks - Marines Don Oberholtzer - Enterprise Company Don Oesch - Home Ronald Pine - Army Pat Poulton - Col, Elementary School Geraldine Raynes - Kathryn Furman James Reinehr - Ohio University Elna Tingle - Mrs. Donald Lower Nancy Verdier - John Hutson Samuel Walker - Marines James Warrick - Ohio University Tom Wise - University of Pittsburgh Richard Zimmerman - Salem CLASS or '56 Nancy Adams - Mrs. Ronald Champayne Randall Bailey - Ohio University ur L7 umnz' Carolyn Cox - Kent State Donald Crouse - Mason Tender James Daily - Rohrer's Supply Richard Detwiler - Enterprise Co. Samuel Douglas - Ohio State William Fisher - Air Force Richard Glenn - College in Detroit Sue Groner - Mrs. Bob Douglas Donald Greiner - Westem Reserve Donald Gleckler - A 85 P Peg Hanna - Mrs. Donald Oberholtzer Shirley Hicks - Donbar's Grocery Martha Horst - Mrs. John Patchen Jim Hough - Fowles Construction Co. Marjorie Jessop - Mrs. Arthur Huk Gary Johnson - Kent State Gene Justice - Youngstown Francis Keylor - Airline Hostess Harold Kyser - Easterlee Fence Co. Jack Logan - Bliss Co, Marlene Meade - Mrs. Charles Ramsey Ilene McCullough - National Rubber Irene McCullough - Irene Booher Shirley Montgomery - Geneva Gay Lee Orr - Kannals Coal Co. Marilyn Perrine - Kent State Faye Porter - Mrs. Dick Detwiler Karen Poulton - Mrs. Donald Ackermax Anne Rhoads - Mrs. Bill Rupert James Stark - Bliss Co. Patsy Stockman - Home Brad Tingle - Kent State Dick Weber - Youngstown University Floyd Welker - Dinsio Bros. Mining Co. Janet Wise - General Electric David Wolfgang - Cincinnati Bible Seminary Larry Zimmerman - Esterlee Fence Co. CLASS OF '57 Marjorie Anderson - Capital U. Marion Bailey - Youngstown University Beverly Bair - Kent State Virginia Beiling - Fairfield Coal Company Darlene Brittain - Bowling Green Marcia Bevington - Ohio State David Binsly - Ohio University John Bookwalter - Amherst College Ronald Bowers - Therons I, G, A, Wolfgang Buchholz - Germany Fred Burkert - Navy Marjorie Conrad - Greyhound Co. Ronald Cope - Army Tom Brown - Air Force Bob Chmura - Youngstown University Bob Cline - Air Force Bob Dickey - Air Force James Bookwalter - Amherst Laurice Brightwell - Kent State Donna Gross - Lindsay Insurance Doris Gross - Enterprise Co. Heather Haney - Airline Hostess Lora Hanson - Crooks Restaurant Judith Harrold - Bowling Green Thomas Hickman - Air Force Bill Hutton - Kent State Judy Justice - Columbiana Boiler Co. Dick Lanterman - Remington-Rand Typewriter Co. Don Longshore - Sohio Service Station Dale McCullough - Columbiana Village John Longsworth - Baldwin Wallace Ruth Messersmith - Capital University Joyce Mollenkopf - Glecklers Dairy Catherine Nelson - Russel Co. Suzanne Nelson - Baldwin Wallace Harrold Oesch - Home Pat Paulson - Carnegie College Pat Porter - Mrs. Alen Metz Pam Poulton - Wells Drug Store Herbert Ramsey - Air Force Jane Rapp - Mrs. Carl Dodson Jean Rapp - Mrs. Bob Gleckler Jim Rhodes - Boiler Works Dick Rhodes - Marine Corps, Leon Ross - Poland Coal Co. Millard Sayers - Air Force Peggy Sitler - Ohio Bell Co. Carole Spanable - A 8s P Eileen Taylor - Mrs. Don Leffel Pat Thornhill - Salem Nurses Training Ada Welker - Ohio Bell Bob Whitehead - Air Force Carol Williamson - Churchfields Diane Wise - Mrs. James Dailey Terry Zellers - R.C. A. New York Jack Dowd - Kenneth Ferrall Pattern Shop Donald Fellers - Bowling Green ertisers I-IEC l4'S RESTAURANT Chicken and Steaks Any Time Home Cooked Meals Dining Space Available for Strictly Private Parties Just a Nice Place to Bring Your Friends for Dinner We Make Our Own Ice Cream Phone: IV-2-4458 THE KENMAR MFG. CO MAKERS OF NATIONAL ADVERTISED LIVING ROOM FURNITURE and 9 O 5 I CHAIRS EAST PALESTINE, oH1o OTTUMWA, IOWA TYLER, TEXAS OUR CONTRIBUTORS Dr Lehman Dr Garver Dr Pritchard Dr Grappy Dr Garstick Dr Jones Dr Nicolette Dr Nelson Dr Barber Dr Moorehead Dr King Dr Murphy Dr Dewalt Dr Bookwalter Churchiield Drug Store Hoopers Television Rus sell Pine .T 8: E Record Shop John Hus ton .T ac k Kuhlman William Lodge Fitzpatrick Industries Contributors TO OUR ADVERTISERS PAGE SPONSORS AND CONTRIBUTORS May 1958 Gentlemen: We can'1: thank all of you personally as we would like to do. We are, therefore, writing this letter to do so. Your advertisement, page-sponsorship, or contribution has made it possible for us to have an annual and we appreciate it. Thanks. Of course this is the first time we have ever prepared a book for publication. We have undoubtedly made some mis- takes. If there is any mistake in your ad, please call it to our attention and we will do our best to rectify it in the future One word in closing. An ad in a yearbook is generally considered good business and worthwhile. Yearbooks are kept for generations in community homes and that means your business name is kept before the community for many, many years at a nominal cost. Sincerely, The Annual Staff E, fwmlkggk 'Q if ky 1 H ef Q gtg r' Q Well Done , Graduate With graduation, the class of '58 will suddenly turn from a well-knit group, Working together, into individuals, each going his separate way. Some of you will meet only at class reunions. Some of you may never meet again. Together you have done much. You have put together this yearbook, you have made your mark on the gridiron and basketball court. You have made your school better for your having been there. Apart, may you each be as successful as your class has been as a whole. In college, in marriage, on the job, in life, may your job again be . . . well done. 1888 NACKELVEVS 1958 Our Diamond Jubilee Compliments of THE CCDLLJIVIEIAIXIA BOII.. EIR C OMPANY Columbiana, Ohio Congratulations to the Class of '58 So nigh is grandeur to our dust, So near is God to man, When duty Whispers low, Thou Must! The youth replies, I can! 55206666 YOUNCrSTOWN'S DEPENDABLE STORE Since 1875 C ompliment s of EET265 PRETZ ELS, INCORPORATED Manlifactur er s of Dan Dee Pretzels, Potato Chips, Cheese Corn Noodles, Waves, French Fried Corn and Corn Twisties Leetonia, Ohio Phone: HAz.e1 7-2111 HAze1 7-2112 ew V M 6235 gg, .,5,,,,A it S Q al- 'L ' - X H f . . f K - Lgg sgg., X Mg-gg Y- - mst . ' f' -fgffiife - ff .gk ,z f5f?l f ' mfr , f ,Magix mzwwn 'sb 1- ,ff wmv- .15-uf - um: +A - -Q qigig-.if Q1 1. .. 4 Q' ..-,fx.- -Wx.-:Q If- My I. f. .. is - R wgiqxi :sg ,1 , , :gli K fm 22931 f-A K , . . -M? -si H mx ,,,., . ' Sgmff ' ,K iii i. LL WF-W R ' ...fw- ,,,.. f 1 1 .Hmrr Q1 ' - ws Us COLUMBIANA APPLIANCE CENTER Frigidaire Products Congratulations Owner: FRED IOEBCHEN to the Phone IV-Z -Z 762 C ompliment s of CERNI PONTIAC SALES Columbiana, Ohio Compliments of CORY PONY FARMS Columbiana, Ohio Compliments of KIEHL. DIESEL SERVICE Fairfield Avenue Columbiana, Ohio Phone IV-Z-Z3 83 Class of 1958 RYAN E. SNYDER INSURANCE AGENCY? Auto, Fire, Home Owners Liability, Inland Marine and Hospitalization 150 7th St. Columbiana Phone IV-Z-2258 -:Per sonal Service CRAWFORD 'S MARKET Friendly Service Since 1911 Phone IV-Z-3315 ADVERTISE IN THE CLIPPER! Compliments of FEAN l4l.l N FURNIT URE C OMPANY Good Luck and Best Wishes Class of '58 Tl-IEIQCDIXIS MARKET AND DRIVE IN A Friendly Place to Eat and Shop Compliments of LEO 'El-IE!-IAfI2'l' PAINTING AND DECORATING Columbiana, Ohio Phone: IV -Z -42 8 7 Good Luck WE l.L..'S REXALL. DRUG STORE Pr escriptions a Specialty Compliments of C-51 1:51141 :FRS RESTAURANT AND DAIRY 153 South Main St. Columbiana Phone: IV-Z -948 6 Congratulations to the Class of 1958 THE 'PET ITE SHOP Columbiana , Ohio Compliments of NAACIQALL MOTORS Imperial-Chrysler Plymouth Dodg e Trucks and NIACKALLHS APPLIANCES Frigidaire - Admiral East Palestine, Ohio C ompliment s of VVAEEICK FUNERAL SERVICE Phone IV-Z-3 62.1 Columbiana, Ohio C ompliment s of BE Nl FEAN KL! N STORE Compliments of OAKS WELDING, INC. Columbiana., Ohio THE Congratulations to the Class of 1958 COAL co. Location KAISEP ALUMINUM 8: CHEMICAL CORP. Five Points, North Lima, Ohio All Sizes of Domestic and Industrial Coal 10 O 'Za Bituminous North Lima Ki-9-2165 Compliments of the Compliments CO L.kJ KABIANA I-I. INA. TRACTOR SALES Cl L CC' JOHN C. T. ELDER AND SON Shell Petroleum Distributors Your Friendly Ford Phone: IV-Z -4311 Tractor Dealer Columbiana, Ohio Phone: IV-Z -2433 Compliments of Decorated Birthday and Wedding Cakes THE Fresh Pastries and Bread I.. VV. THE IXIIASI-I COLUNAEIANA COMPANY BAKERY East Palestine, Ohio 18 South Main St. Columbiana, Ohio Phone: IV-2-2515 Compliments of NICATIONAL RUBBER MACHINERY COMPANY Columbiana, Ohio Credit Is Good But Thrift Is Better Thrift brings you credit and money, too. Make yourself thrifty with an account in this bank. It's headquarters for thrifty people. Will you come in and see us ? THE LJIXIION BAN KI N6 CCNAPANY Columbiana, Ohio Deposits Insured Up to 310, 000 C ompliment s of ELIEBICII4 REALTY A Wise Man Invests His Money in a Home Phone: IV Z-2573 Columbiana, Ohio Dodge and Plymouth Cars Dodge Trucks Sales - Service Parts - Accessories Eastern Ohio's Most Complete Radiator Shop D MAIN 57 li'3E:l: I MOTORS Phone: IV Z-4415 253 South Main Street Columbiana, Ohio Congratulations, Seniors and thanks for the opportunity of making the pictures for your annual. We enjoyed it, BILL DAVIS, Photographel DAVIS STUDIO AND PHOTO SUPPLY Columbiana County's Largest Most Reliable Name in Photography Eastman Kodak - Ansco Z3 South Market Street Phone CA-6-9314 ' 4 Compliments of IVFELLI NIGER LUMBER, INC. Madi s on Avenue Leetonia , Ohio HA-7-6544 Compliments of PARKVIEW BUILDERS Columbiana, Ohio Compliments of HAROLD GLECKNER Furnaces, Roofing, Spouting Slate Replaced Liability Insured Across From 'l'heron's IGA Route 164 Phone IV-2-4357 Compliments of Compliments of THE COLUMBIANA ROHR ER 'S MAC HINE C OMPANY BUILDERS SUPPLIES I -:- C ITY RADIO AND TV Dealer in RCA and Whirlpool 15 North Main Street Phone IV-Z-4134 C ompliment s of HOMER GILMORE 'S AMOCO SERVIC E STATION 234 North Main Corner Main and Salem Sts. Tires - Batteries - Accessories Lubrication - Washing - Polishing Tubeless Tire Service Compliments Fr om JOHN AND DALE n4AMPFE12's , E C0 . S I TEXACCD SEEVI CE C ompliment s of PARKHOUSE HOTEL Columbiana, Ohio Compliments of REASH IMPLEMENTS Columbiana, Ohio Compliments of THE OLENIK MANUFACTURING CO. Columbiana, Ohio Compliments of HARROLD TOOL CO. Columbiana, Ohio Phone IV 2-3371 Congratulations to the Class of 1958 Compliments of NORTH EAST OHIO POULTRY ASSOCIATION Silver Quill - Eggs - Poultry Columbiana, Ohio Compliments of COLUMBIANA MOTOR CO. Chevrolet Cars and Trucks VIRCrINIA'S BEAUTY SHOPPE Artistic Hair Styling VIRGINIA BARR, Prop. Columbiana, Ohio Phone IV 2-4414 Compliments of THE C OLUMBIANA MAC HINE COMPANY Complirnents of W ESTERN AUTO Columbiana, Ohio Compliments of SCI-IAEFFER MOTOR SALES SEED ERLY BEILHART Compliments of J. C. I-IOUGH GARAGE Compliments of C 8: D SEWING MACHINE 8: APPLIANCE STORE 267 S. Main Columbiana, Ohio FAIRFIELD MACHINE COMPANY Compliments of YOUNG'S SANDWICH SHOP Columbiana, Ohio Compliments of MRS. R. I. BARROW Music Instructor Compliments of CRAWFORD EQUIPMENT CO. VINC E TULLIS SHOE REPAIR I2 N. Main Street Columbiana, Ohio T. A. HILL MOTORS Sales - Oldsmobile - Service Heavy Duty Wrecker Service Night Phone: IV-2.-3 682 Day Phone: IV-Z-4233 Compliments of MANCHESTER MARKET Corner of Routes 7 and 14 C ompliment s of C OLUMBIANA MILLING Kr SUPPLY COMPANY Phone IV-Z-4612 Compliments of EDGAR BELL WELL DRILLING AND PUMP SERVICE Deming Pumps R. D. 2 Phone IV-2-4000 Columbiana, Ohio BATTERY SERVICE CO. CARL S. KELLER Columbiana, Ohio Phone IV-2-4225 Westinghouse Appliances - Televisions On the Square IV-2.-3334 WM. B. MILLER CO. Bedding - Floor Coverings Furniture Columbiana, Ohio Compliments of COLUMBIANA DAIRY QUEEN RALPH CRAWFORD, Mgr . ROBERT L. NAUGHTON Plumbing and Heating Columbiana, Ohio Phone: IV-Z -4400 Best Wishes for the Class of '58 THE ENTERPRISE COMPANY Subsidiary of the WM. K, STAMETS COMPANY Columbiana, Ohio Insure by HECK East Palestine, Ohio Compliments of SPRAGUE BARBER SHOP 14 S. Main Street COLUMBIANA LEDG ER Serving the Biggest Little Town in Ohio' IV-Z-3 623 Compliments of ALLEN'S SHOE STORE 38 South Main Street Compliments of AL 'S ORCHARDS Cider Columbiana, Ohio Made by Quality Shoes f0l' Ihe Efltlfe Compliments of THE VOGUE SHOP Columbiana, Ohio Phone: IV-Z -3332 Compliments of MARCUS A. HUM D. B. A. I. L. HUM Roofing, Spouting, Repairing XXth Century and Kleane Aire Furnaces Rear 225 S. Main St. Ph. 2-2449 Compliments of EARL H. NEWELL AND SONS G ener al Contr actor s Come and See RENE HAIR STYLIST Phone: IV-Z-2089 Compliments of .TOHNSON'S PIE SHOP Visit COUGHLIN'S COFFEE SHOP N. Main Str eet FITZ PATRICK BROTHERS Good Clothing for Men Columbiana, Ohio Good Luck and Success to the Class of '58 COLUMBIANA CLEANERS Pick-Up and Delivery Service IV-2-2518 Compliments of COLUMBIANA BUICK CO. 2.1 E. Railroad Street Columbiana, Ohio Compliments of CITIES SERVICE OIL CO. ED MILLER, Agent Columbiana, Ohio Compliments of COLUMBIANA STORAGE GOLDEN'S FLOWERS 8: GIFTS Flowers for All Occasions Z4 W. Friend Street Columbiana, Ohio Phone IV Z-4475 Compliments of OLAF V. TODD INSURANCE Columbiana, Ohio RALPH REDDINGTON Nation Wide Insurance 37 S. Pearl Street Phone IV-2.-4246 Wh1tman's and Schrafft's Chocolates Rust Craft Greeting Cards Smoker's Supplies Magazines and Papers RYAN'S NEWS Compliments of MOW EN CLEANERS Z9 South Main Street Columbiana, Ohio Phone IV 2-33 70 GROSS RADIO SERVICE GE Television Sales and Service 75 West Salem Street Columbiana, Ohio, Phone IVZ4l03 Compliments of HOPPES TIRE SERVICE Your Goodyear Dealer V. I. HAAS COAL PINE LAKE MOTEL IV-2-4121 AND Lower Elkton Road SERVICE' STATION R. F' D. +142 Route 7 - Z Miles North of Route 14 MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM PINE .TOSTEN'S CLASS RINGS ED RALEY Minerva, Ohio Compliments of BLACKWOODS DRUG STORE Leetonia, Ohio Best Wishes to Clippers + CALVIN 'S SERVICE STATION STALEY Sz GLENN The Home of Good Shoes Expert Shoe Repairing Columbiana, Ohio SMITI-I'S FURNITURE, INC. 119 S. Main St. Columbiana, Ohio Featur ing: Franklin Furniture Simmons Bedding Compliments of RANDALL'S BOWLING Columbiana, Ohio Compliments of COLUMBIANA IRON 8: METAL CO. Columbiana, Ohio STAHL'S COAL 8: BUILDERS SUPPLIES Columbiana, Ohio Phone IV 2-3326 Compliments of the SPORTSMAN CLUB EVER READY GAS CO. Cooking - Heating - Refrigeratio H OSSIE AND BETTY FARMER R.F.D. 142 Columbiana Props, IV-24821 KHVIPELNS Compliments of Jewelry and Gifts Columbiana Plaza IVanhoe 2 -2 851 COLUMBIANA ALUMINUM FOUNDRY Lower Elkton Road Columbiana, Ohio Compliments of FERGUSON'S FARM MARKET Route 7 Compliments of DONBAR'S GROCERY Phone IV 2-2724 DALE E. YOUNG Quality Homes Columbiana, Ohio IVanhoe 2-23 79 Compliments of WITMER TURKEY FARM Hearts Delight Turkeys Columbiana, Ohio Compliments of SUTHERIN'S SUNOCO SERVICE STOUFFER'S ORCHARD Fresh Fruits and Vegetables in Season Cold Storage Rt. 97 Motorola TV - Norge Appliances BEILING TV APPLIANCES Service on All Makes Radios - Record Players - TV Antennas Repaired and Installed Lower Elkton Rd. Phone IV 2-2862 Columbiana, Ohio Compliments of HORTON'S PUMP SERVICE AND WELL DRILLING Iv 2 -3 645 We dedicate this last page of our annual to Mr. Barton, whose constant supervision and hard work made possible the finished product herein, Thanks, Mr. Barton for eve rything, UAQ Cm! Th B M l k A IAYLOR MADE IAVLOR PUBLIMIN LOMPANV UALLA TEXAS