Columbiana High School - Clipper Yearbook (Columbiana, OH)

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T he Sensor Class Will GLORIA ADCOCK leaves her ever famous name of Bubbles to Mr Barton ROY ALLEN leaves hrs Job of lrmrng the football freld to Mr Warner SANDIE ANGLEMYER hopes to leave rn a Thunder brrd NOMA ANTRAM leaves her offrce Job to anyone who rsn tembarrassed to walk rnto Mr Warner s class PAUL AUSTIN leaves hrs actrng abrlrty to next year s Senrors they ll need rt JIM BAILEY leaves hrs nrckname of Fat boy of the football team to Jrm Young BARBARA BA IR leaves for the Duckpond PAULA BIERY leaves for Washrngton D C We wonder why' JACKIE BORING leaves her abrlrty to be late to her own homecomrng coronatron to any future queen who wrshes to cause a mrld uproar ART CAMPBELL leaves hrs grrl frrend s boy frrend s car to anyone wrllrng to lrve rn thrs Eternal Trrangle JOYCE CROSS leaves her abrlrty to get stuck rn the snow three trmes rn one nrght to Mr Frsher TOM CRUMBACHER leaves hrs seat rn Trrg to Wrllram Jamrson Knotts Jr JIM CULP leaves hrs frve mrnute sessrons wrth Jackre Borrng to anyone who has a strong heart BARBARA DAVIS leaves her abrl rty to talk to Drck all Homeroom perrod to anyone who has a Drck to talk to and can get permrssron from Mr Barton SALLY DAVIS leaves to become someday Mrs Robert A Mrlls CAROLYN DET WILER leaves twelve more rnches of herght to Deedle Davrdson JO ANN ELLIS leaves for the South ern part of the state JACK FELLERS leaves hrs red and black CAT hat to Henry Hanna JANET FELTON leaves her abrlrty to take a Joke and laugh about rt to Mr Strausbaugh SHERYL FLYNN leaves all her clothes to anyone small enough to wear them HARRY FU LLERTON leaves but thrs trme he takes Sandy wrth hun GEORGE GARROD leaves hrs short btuld to anyone who lrkes to be trampled rn gym playrng basketball BOBBIE GARVER leaves her tarlor made skrrts to be drvrded among the Junrors MARGIE GRIFFITHS leaves her sophrstrcated walk to Sharr Gavrn MARY LOU GURNEY leaves her lrttle Hrllman Mrnx to trade rt rn on a 51 black Ford STANLEY GURNEY leaves to hold an rnterest rn a lrfe long partnershrp at Kellers DICK HAMILTON leaves Carl Adcock s abrlrty to soap Mr Barton s wrndows and get caught to hrmself BARBARA HAN NA leaves Henry Thank heavens' SUE HETHERINGTON leaves her abrlrty to go wrth the boy next door to Sandre Dean SANDIE HICKMAN leaves her long brown harr to Becky Way AL HOFFMAN leaves hrs nrckname peanut to the Skrppy Peanut Butter Company PEG HIVELY leaves her rntellrgent adult behavror to Herlrey' CAROLYN HOULETTE leaves the farm for some crty lrfe ANNA HUGHES leaves her warm frrendly smrle to Mr Mercer CAROL KECK leaves the annual to next year s edrtors and hopes they can thrnk of somethrng orrgrnal JERRY MOLLENKOPF leaves hrs track abrlrty to John Herron PHIL NELSON leaves berng the only Senror wrth a convertrble RITA NEWSOM leaves her abrlrty to run up a S100 telephone brll to anyone who rsn t afra rd of hrs parents CAROL OAKS leaves all of her car reparr brlls to John D Rockefeller but then he probably wouldn t have enough money to pay for them all RAY OBERHOLTZER leaves endrng the long charn of Obres rn C H S MARY OELER leaves her herght to anyone who would lrke to have a change of clrmate rt s warmer up where Mary rs JAMES OESCH leaves hrs strong wrll to avord grrls to the Junror Class Casanova Bob Bender DENNIS PAULSON leaves hrs abrlrty to do all hrs work at once and have the rest of the trme free for Steph to anybody who thrnks he can stand the strarn NANCY PERRINE leaves her brg appetrte and 22 rnch warst lrne to Barb Rohrer who has the same trouble GEORGE REAGGLE leaves hrs abrlrty to laugh at Mr Warner s Jokes to anyone who hasn t read the lesson for that day BARBARA REMIAS leaves her quret and srncere ways to Margaret Martrn MARILYN ROHRER leaves her abrlrty to go wrth two boys at once to anyone who can get two boys to go wrth them JIM RUPERT leaves hrs abrlrty to play hard to get to Jack Brrttarn HOWARD SARVER leaves hrs Coy ways to a certarn Carol GLENDA SHASTEEN leaves her French Ways and Sways to Mrs Lrston JACKIE SITLER leaves her shrny black harr to Carolyn Rrdel JACK SITLER leaves hrs famous Ital ran Jokes to Joe Schultz BOB ST JOHN leaves hrs books to the Janrtors and he hopes they have a Red Hot trme wrth them DICK SULLIVAN leaves hrs I don t care attrtude to someone who does DON VIGNON leaves hrs black curly harr to Mr McGoo ROSALIE WARNER leaves the experrence of a year at college to the class of 59 JOHN WILMS leaves hrs long legs to Jerr Yoder BARBARA BALKE leaves her chew rrrg gum to Mr Warner THE ENTIRE SENIOR CLASS WILLS MR GLOSS Q WITH FOLDED ARMS AT THE DANCESJ TO THE JUNIOR CLASS ' Y 0 1 .. .. . 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RICHARD WENDELL SULLIVAN - Dick As big as life and full of fun, his monkey shines will ne'er be done. Band 1,25 Football 1,2,3: Track 4: Torch Club 1,2 Hi-Y 3, 4: Plays 3, 4: Annual. DONALD LEROY VIGNON - Don A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men. Basketball 1,2: Hi-Y 1: Play 3: Annual. gcc Z! amwiaa or 'lrfkfws 10 olw-aa-f0.e,e, 1' rw-Mnwwb. Jyffnufula ' 'ffo-o-J1we.hAh1.,ci4 AfK J' ' folaj . RosA1.1E JEAN WARNER - Rosy aj f447A 44 By diligence she wins her way. 900 Band 1, 2: Mixed Chorus 3: Tri-l-li-Y likmgonal Honor Society 3, 4: Librarian 1: Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3: Prince of Peace 3: Semi-finalist National Merit Scholarship 3: Baldwin Wallace College 4. lf-M4-,we AL:- - I JOHN H. WILMS, IR. - John I take life easy and find it quite worthwhile. Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Boys' Chorus 1: Choraliers 2: Hi-Y 4. HERBERT NESSELROTTE - Herb The mightier the arm, the mightier the deed. Fairfield High School: Baseball 3: Sportsman Club 1,2: Hobby Club 4: Annual staff 4g Newspaper Staff 4g Tumbling Team 3. Compliments of CENTRAL PORCELAIN COMPANY Columbiana, Ohio

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Class History We, the Class of 1959, leave behind use many memorable and fun-filled days. As Freshmen, we were not by any means the shy type. We managed to survive the ordeal of Freshman initiation by grim endurance. Under the able leadership of our president, Jack Fellers, we had a very successful year. Perhaps by luck, we all returned ready, willing, and able for our Sophomore year. This year was spent mostly in earning money for our Junior year activities. Our president fora this year was Bill Brown. The word work reminds us all of our Junior year. Selling refreshments at the football and basketball games was one of the major projects we undertook in order to earn money for our big event of the year, the Junior-Senior Prom. We also presented the play, Finders Creepers, and selected our class rings. This year we were under the leadership of Ray Ober- holtzer, our president. And now as we think of our Senior year, we can all say that we have gained much from the experiences of our high school years. The main project of the Senior year, our annual, was started on its way. Then we presented the Senior play, Rebel Without a Cause. This was our year for publishing the school paper, and a new look was introduced. Having our pic- tures taken and ordering our class cards were two of the many traditional things which we did during this year. Our president was Jim Rupert. And now as June, 1959, rolls around we come to the most important step we have made thus far - our graduation. VRF Z ' V34 - A-V x A , Al . O . gn .1 ' s f