Columbiana High School - Clipper Yearbook (Columbiana, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1961 volume:

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BAILEY RAYMOND COLE Principal of the High School Superintendent of Schools Principal of Dixon School . ii--'i' 'i i - iii ii :..i li ,X BETH BENDER Secretaries ELEANOR SCI-IMIDT HARRIETT HOKANSON Sta of Columbiana Pubho Schools fumor and Senior High Schools Catherine Bair John Barton Ann Beck Richard Berryman Feodora Detunno Helen Elser Cathryne Esenwein Bruce Feichr Margaret Ferrall George Fisher Ruth Gloss Dale Guchemand Ferne Jackson Carrie Keylor Charles Linn Mildred Liston Martha Merrill Theodore Ossoff Eleanor Roller Fred Roth Eldon Srxausbaugh Georgette Warner Gordon Warner Waldo Ward Elementary School Beverly Bable Alberta Bailey Margaret Brungard Maxine Clark Ethel Clunk Marie Cyrus Norma Davidson Doris Dowd Vera Fraysier Margaret Griffiths Arno Holderread Juanita May Karen Meek Mildred Miller lack Mills Carolyn Orr Ellen Perrin Kathryn Pine Patricia Poulton Georganne Race Arlene Schaal Laura Schaeffer Belva Switzer Sara Walker Olive Toot Miriam Warrick Janet Weber Alberta Windle I I I F II I I I Il I I I I ,I I I II I I QI I I I I I s I I X, II I: I II II In I I I Ii I I I I I I D 1II.I'ZHiPlHIfI !il.'l'FlhlxilA1I ZIII I. IITIILFZI'ifIlllllflflllllill'HlI'.lfIHlii'lllIIllfilllllllEIIIIIIhliiIIxll1ll!!hlI1li1IZ2!l!lLlZ Ii!!!1'IIKIllflilIIHl:1illllI!lZlllClillfIiIIlirI'iZIlIiIiIEIIJI IEINhll:!HII!lIYlIII IVLIIIIIIII lI.'l CARL H. ADCOCK - Vince Oh, why should life all labor be? Football 15 Track lg Hi-Y 35 Student Coun- cil 35 Beacon Staff 45 Play 3. DOROTHY ANTRAM - Dot Always pleasant, always happy, never cross, never snappy. Tri-Hi-Y 25 Librarian 1, 45 Play 45 Beacon Staff 45 Home Economics Club 1,2. WAYNE T. ARMBRUST - Herky Of all the studies I have seen, Science to me reigns supreme. Track 35 Plays 3, 45 Scholarship Team 35 Ohio History Convention 45 National Honor Society 4. HAROLD RUSSELL ATKINSON - Harold Impossible is a word found only in the dictionary of fools. Band 1,2, 3, 45 Torch Club 1, 25 National Honor Society 3, 45 Plays 3,45 County Band 2, 3, 45 Dance Band 3, 45 Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3, 4. JOHN BAILEY - Joe He will succeed, for he believes all he says. Football 1,2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Torch Club 1,2, Officer 1,25 FTA 45 Hi-Y 3, 4, Officer 45 Student Council 15 Play 35 Bea- con Staff 45 World Affairs Conference 35 Class Officer 1, 3. JOHN BARNUM - John lust an all-around good fellow. Football 15 Beacon Staff 45 Camera Club 1 Field Manager 45 Cameraman 2, 3, 45 Driv- ing Rodeo 3. This page is sponsored by KENMAR MANUFACTURING COMPANY East Palestine, Ohio JEAN KAY BELL - Jean Jean enjoys a good laugh anytime and any place. Chorus 2, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Plays 3, 4, Bea- con Staff 4, Annual Staff 4, Class Officer 4 JOHN IRVIN BRITTAIN - John The way to gain a friend is to be one. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, County Band 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 2, 3, 4, Mock Election 4, Prince of Peace 1, 2, 3, 4, Scholarship Team 2, Bea- con Staff 4, Plays 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, FTA 3, 4, Torch Club 1, 2, Program Chairman. GARY CHAMBERS - Gary Life runs easy if you take it right. Hi -Y 3, 4. GRETCHEN ANN CLINE - Gretchen Gretchen falls short when it comes to height, but she is up to par elsewhere. Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2,3,4, Secretary, FTA 2, 3, 4, Librarian l, 4, Nurses Aid 4, Plays 3, 4, Beacon Staff 4. WILLA IEANNE COLLIER - Willie Happiness is the soul 's sunshine, Tri-Hi-Y l,2,3,4, Librarian 2, 3, 4, Play 4, Beacon Staff 4. DONALD E, CULP - Dan A mighty athlete is he. Band 1, 2, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, President 4, Class Officer 3 This page sponsored by KENMAR MANUFACTURING COMPANY East Palestine, Ohio MARY JANE DOWD - Mary Jane Mary Jane is always happy and gay, No matter what happens, she 's always that way. Band 1,2, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Librarian 3, 4, Nurses Aid 4, Plays 3, 4, Beacon Staff 4, Girls' Basketball 3, 4. JOHN N. FALLOT - John One does not know the best that is in one. Track 1, Plays 2, 4, Science Club 2, Photo Club 3, National Honor Society 4. LORETTA ANN FOERTCH - Loretta Loretta goes for a good time like a fish goes to water. Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4, President 1, 2, FTA 2, 3, 4, Librarian 3, Nurses Aid 2, Plays 3, 4, Girls' Basketball 3, 4, Basketball Home- coming Attendant 4, Beacon Staff 4, Co- Editor, Prince of Peace Contest 1, 3, Girls State 3, Mock Election 4, Class Officer 3, National Honor Society 4. MAXINE GRIFFITH - Maxine Although she's studious as can be, she 's full of fun and gaiety. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 4, FTA 4, Lib- rarian 3, 4, Student Council 1, Beacon staff 4, Scholarship Team 2, 3, County Chorus 2, 3, Annual 4, Editor-in-Chief, National Honor Society 4. IANICE PATRICIA GRIMES - Ian We can do more good by being good than in any other way. Tri-Hi-Y 4, Business Club l,2, 3, President 3, Library Club 3, Paper staff 3, Kappa Tri-Hi-Y 1, Future Nurses 3, Intramurals 1, 2, 3. AIJA GRINS - Aija Beauty and charm rolled into one, not only that, she 's full of fun. Chorus 1, 2, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, FTA 2, Student Council 4, Plays 3, 4, Football Home coming Queen 4, Class Officer 2, 3, 4, Girls' Basketball 3, 4. This page is sponsored by KENMAR MANUFACTURING COMPANY East Palestine, Ohio DAVID INGALLS HANNA - Henry Studies are the least of my worries. Torch Club 15 Hi-Y 3, 45 Mock Election 4. IO LOUISE HARROLD - 'lon A maid of nimble wit is she, full of fun and gaiety. Football Homecoming Attendant 45 Tri -Hi-Y 1,2, 3, 4, Officer 15 Librarian 1,2, 3,45 Nurses Aid 1, 2, 35 Beacon Staff 4. RICHARD L. HARROLD - Clem A lively player on the Clipper five, who toward the top, will always strive. Football 1,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3, 45 Hi-Y 4 Projectionist 1, 2, 3, 4. NANCY JO HOFFMAN - Nancy A light heart lives long, Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Majorette 3, 45 Basketball Homecoming Attendant 45 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 45 FTA 2, 3, 4, Officer 45 Librarian 45 Nurses Aid 2, 35 National Honor Society 3, 45 Plays 3, 45 Beacon staff 45 Scholarship Team 1, 35 Prince of Peace 1, 2. H. RICHARD HOKANSON - Rick He ignores trouble and woe. FTA 45 Hi-Y 45 Play 35 Beacon Staff 4. BARBARA JEAN JENKINS - Bobbie Like a quiet lake unruffled by the wind. Tri-Hi-Y 45 Home Economics Club 1, 2. This page is sponsored by KENMAR MANUFACTURING COMPANY East Palestine, Ohio RUTHIE ELAINE JENKINS - Ruthie Many a surprise is found in a small package Tri-Hi-Y 4, Home Economics Club 1, 2, Latin Club 1, 2. NEIL IOEBCHEN - Neil You just can 't keep a good man down. Football 1,2,3,4, Torch Club 1,2, Hi-Y 3, 4, Projectionist 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, 3, Treasurer 3, Plays 3, 4, Beacon Staff 4, Boys' State 3, Golf 1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 4. LANA LOUISE KELLER - Lu 'Lots of pep, lots of fun, Lana is liked by everyone. Cheerleader 1,2,3,4, Tri-I-li-Y 1, 2,3,4, Officer 2, Class Officer 1, Nurses Aid 3, Student Council 3, Treasurer 3, Plays 3, 4, Beacon Staff 4, Pep Club 4, Prince of Peace 2, Annual 4, Co-Editor. SANDRA LOU KIEHL - Sandy She has many friends among them who know her. Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 4, Officer 2, FTA 3, 4, Librarian 2, 3, Nurses Aid 3, Play 3, 4, Beacon Staff, Co-Editor 4, Annual 4, Class Officer 1, 2, 3, Girls' Basketball 3. KARLENE RAE KRAMER - Kramer Peppy, laughing, full of fun, a better sport, you'll find none. Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, 3, 4, FTA 2, 3, 4, Librarian 2, 3, 4, Nurses Aid 3 4, Plays 3, 4, Beacon Staff 4, Mock Election 4, Class Officer 4. RICHARD A. KYSER - Rich Rich is a sportsman through and through. Football 1,2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, Track 2, 3, 4, Hr-Y 3, 4, weight Lifting 3, 4. Compliments of FUHRMAN INSURANCE AGENCY 119 South Main Street Phone: IV 2-4215 Columbiana, Ohio SUSAN ELAINE LINDSAY - Sue A pleasant smile, a comrade true, with- out her one could not do. Chorus 1, 2, Girls' Basketball 4, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 4, FTA 2, 4, Beacon Staff 4, Annual 4. DAVID F. LONGANECKER - Dave Much learning doth make me mad. Basketball 1, Track l, 2. CAROL ANNE LOWER - Carol She has made herself popular by her sweet and winning disposition. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Head Majorette 3, 4, County Band 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 1, Basketball Homecoming Queen 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Officer 3, Student Council 1, 2, Officer 2, Area Student Council 2, Plays 3, 4, Leaders Club 2, Olympian Staff 1, 2, Girls' Basket- ball 3, 4, Class Officer 4, National Honor Society 4. SUE McGEE - Sue Sue is good-natured and sweet tempered.' Tri -Hi-Y 4, Business Club 3, Officer 3. JOAN SUE MCMURRAY - Io Joan is overflowing with friendliness. Chorus 2, 3, 4, Tri-l-li-Y 1,2, 3, 4, Plays 3, 4, Home Economics Club 1, 2, Beacon Staff 4, Annual 4. RICHARD MADJARAC - Rich I went to high school to get the general idea of things. Hi-Y 3,4, may 4. Compliments of COLUMBIANA PUMP COMPANY Yard Hydrants Columbiana, Ohio DENNIS MICHAEL MILLER - Dennis There are a lot of pleasures in life, and I'm seeking them all. Band 1, 2, Hi-Y 4, Mock Election 4, Class Officer 4, Projectionist 4, Play 4. DONALD LAURENCE MILLER - Don I have been content, therefore, no more shall be desired. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, Class Officer 1 Play 4. KENNETH W. MILLER - Ken I'1l take things as they are. Torch Club 2, Projectionist 1, 2, 3, 4, Plays 3, 4, Scholarship Team 3. DAVID P. MUNDY - Dave Quiet and innocent looking, but so is dynamite, sometimes. Band 1,2, I-Ii-Y 3. PAUL D. MURPHY - Murph His limbs were cast in manly mold, for hardy sports and contests bold. Football 1,2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Officer 3, Projectionist 1,2, 3, 4, Plays 3, 4, Annual 4, Youth and Government Conference 3, National Honor Society 4. KENNETH D. NICKALO - Nick Nothing ever bothers him. Torch Club 1, FTA 1, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Scholar ship Team 2. Compliments of MCLAUGHLIN BEAUTY SHOP Columbiana, Ohio Phone IV 2-2.228 CLARENCE PERES - Clarence Oh, this learning, what a terrible thing it is! Play 3. GARY LEE PERKINS - Perk lfI could only play at books as well as I play sports. Football 1,2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, Plays 3, 4. RUTH PERRINE - Ruth lt is a friendly heart that has plenty of friends. Band 1, 2, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Nurses Aid 3, 4, Plays 3, 4, Beacon Staff 4, Business Manager, County Band 2, Mock Election 4, Class Officer 1, Girls' Basketball Team 3, 4, Annual 4, National Honor Society 4. WILLIAM A. PFUND - Bill Every man is the architect of his own fortune. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball Manager 4, FTA 1, 2, 3, 4, Plays 3, 4, Dance Band 4, County Band 1,2, 3, 4. ELIZABETH ANN REAGGLE - Lizz Never hustle, never worry, Take life easy, what 's the hurry? Chorus 2, Tri -Hi-Y 4, FTA 2, Nurses Aid 1, Beacon Staff 4, Class Officer 2, Pep Club 4. MARION ANN REAGGLE - Bongo She always laughs, from morning until night, telling jokes is her delight. Chorus 1, 2, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Beacon staff 4, Pep Club 4. This page is sponsored by BARBER'S RESTAURANT Market St. Extension North Lirna, Ohio KI 9-3861 M BARBARA LEE RHODES - Barb Barb's a friend to everyone,besides all that she's loads of fun. Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4, Nurses Aid 3, Beacon Staff 4, Home Economics Club 1, 2, Officer 2, Girls' Basketball Team 3, 4, Plays 3, 4. CLYDE RICHARDSON - Dick There is nothing like fun, is there? Football l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, Manager 2, Torch Club 1,2, Hi-Y 3, Plays 3,4. MICHAEL GEORGE RITCHIE - Mike Possessed by keen sense, common sense, and just a little nonsense. Basketball 1, Torch Club 1, 2, Projectionist 1, 2, 3, 4, Scholarship Team 2, Mock Election 4. BARBARA ELLEN ROHRER - Barb Barb's ways are ways of pleasantness, and all her paths are peace. Tri-l-li-Y 1, 2, 3 , 4, Librarian 2, 3, 4, Plays 3, 4, Home Economics Club l, 2, Mock Election 4. ALICE JEAN RUMMEL - Alice She seems so friendly all the while, she makes her way with a winning smile. Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4, Nurses Aid 4, Beacon Staff 4, Home Economics Club 1, 2, Plays 3, 4. RUTH AILEEN RUMMEL - Ruth Studying Ruth didn 't care much about-- learning she thought she could do without. Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3.4, Nurses Aid 3, 4, Plays 3, 4, Home Economics Club 1, 2, Scholarship Team 1, 2, Beacon Staff 4. This page sponsored by ROHRER BUILDERS SUPPLY Ready -Mixed Concrete Columbiana, Ohio LESLIE ANN SAYERS - Les Always happy, always gay, Leslie never has a harsh word to say. Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3g Librarian 2g Plays 3, 4g Girls' Basketball Team 3, 45 Home Economics Club 1, 2g Mock Election 4. DAVID SCOTT - Dave It takes a great man to make a good listener. Football 2, 3, 4g Hi-Y 3, 4. GARY LEONARD SCULLION - Gary A maker of wood is he, Being as quiet as he can be. Projectionist 1, 2, 3, 4, Play 3. GARY G. SPRATT - Spun All you have to do is see the grin, To think of some mischief Gary's been in. Football 1,2, 3, 4g Torch Club l,2g Hi-Y 3,43 Play 35 Class Officer 1. GEORGE E. STACY - George Being quiet and friendly fits George the best, which helps him get along with the rest. Hi-Y 1. DEAN STARK - Dean Never think deep thoughts, because you may drown in them. Basketball 13 Torch Club 1,25 Hi-Y 3, 4g Beacon Staff 4. WILLIAM STRATTON - Bill There is nothing at all in life except what we put there. Band 1, Chorus l,2, 3, Football 1, Plays 3, 4, Scholarship Team 1. SUZANNE LENORA SULLIVAN - Susie Her laughing eyes and sparkling smile will be remembered for quite a while. Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Librarian 1, Nurses Aid 3, Plays 3, 4, Beacon Staff 4, Home Economics Club 1, 2. RANDALL E. TAYLOR - Randall Solemn and quiet Randall never says much consequently he is seldom in Dutch, GEORGE GERALD THOMPSON - Gary Football we knew was Gary's favorite sport, We could count on him to hold the fort. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 4, FTA 4, Hi-Y 4, Plays 3, 4, Weight Lifting 3, 4, Wrestling 3, 4. IANICE TOOT - Tootis No matter what is said or done, When Jan 's around there's always fun. Chorus 2, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Tri -Hi -Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 2, 3, 4, FTA 2, Nurses Aid 1, 2, 3, 4, Plays 3, 4, Beacon Staff 4, Business Manager, Girls' Basketball Team 3, 4. WILLIAM F. UTTERBACK - Bill Do what you ought, come what may. Track 2, Projectionist 1, 3, 4, Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3, Photo Club 4, National Honor Society 4. OTOMARS VESTFALS - Otis Friend, scholar, athlete5 a combination hard to beat. Football 25 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Track 15 Torch Club 15 Hi-Y 35 Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Boys' State 35 Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3 RUTH VINAKALNS - Ruth Smiling, happy, very gay5 Ruth is swell in every way. Football Homecoming Attendant 45 FTA 25 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 25 Nurses Aid 45 Student Council 2, 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Play 35 Beacon Staff 45 Class Officer 1, 35 American Legion Essay Con- test 35 Chorus 25 Annual 4, Co-Editor. JAMES HUBERT WEBBER - 'Ti'm Jim usually has little to say, but faithfully does his work each day. THOMAS WHITE - Tom Life without laughing is a- dreary blank. Hi-Y 3, 4, Officer 3, 45 Plays 3, 45 Beacon Staff 45 Mock Election 45 Golf Team 3, 45 Photo Club 3, 4, Officer 3, 4. DONALD G. WILLIAMSON - Willie Whi1e he really isn't shy, Don is a quiet guyg it's hard to tell just what he 's got, since he never says a lot. Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 3, 45 Hi-Y 45 Weight Lifting 3, 4. THOMAS WINING - Tootsie Men's thoughts are much according to their inclinations. Hi -Y 3, 45 Beacon staff 45 Golf 2, 3, 45 Mock Election 4. m , MARGARET ALINE WYATT - Margie Q, She is not so quiet as her manner would appear. Band 1, 25 County Band 1, 2, Dance Band 1 Tri -Hi -Y 1, 2, Beacon Staff 45 Play 3, 4. 2 xq C K 1 ? 1 PKx1l F ,Aw f ' ', ' Class Prophecy BILL STRATTON has combined his knowledge of chemistry and restaurant work to develop a Meal in a Pill for space travelers. SUZANNE SULLIVAN, a communica- tions worker for TWA, confided that WILLA COLLIER became an airline hostess so she could meet a wealthy restaurateur and follow her chosen career as a hostess in a swanky smorgasbord. After RICK HOKANSON 'S amusing experience with his class ring, he be- came the salesman for the Twin Ring Company. His motto is His and Hers. GRET- CHEN CLINE has opened a GMC Trucking-Metro Auto Agency at Cline's Truck Stop, and her principal duty is demonstrating trucks. JOE BAILEY wanted to get out of the education field, but he didn 't quite make it and is now driving a bus to the East Side Elementary School, Frosti -Whip merged with Dairy Queen and named JANICE TOOT the manager. GARY PERKINS is stand-in for Tarzan and never misses a day at the studio since RUTH VINAK- ALNS took the part of Jane. JOHN FALLOT has combined his knowledge of Physics with his dad's storm-door business to perfect the air-current principle for doors and windows in the home. To be compatible with JEAN BELL who is Perry Como's manicurist, GARY THOMPSON has become hair stylist for Dinah Shore. After counting tax stamps for the CHS Chorus Fund, JOAN MCMURRAY 'S dislike for this chore prompted her to become chairman of the Committee To Outlaw Tax Stamps. If you stop in at DAVE MUNDY 'S Organ Center you 'll hear the best of bongo drums coming from JACK BRITTAN 'S percussion department. LIZ REAGGLE obtained a posi- tion at Ohio Bell because she is such a sharp operator. NEIL IOEBCHEN retains his devotion to scouting and is now married. He has three little scouts of his own--girl scouts. MAXINE GRIFFITHS gained so much experience while working as editor of the Clipper that she has become editor of the New York Times, so we know which party her paper will support in the coming election. GEORGE STACEY and CLARENCE PERES wanted to get away from the humdrum of modern living and they were last seen boarding a rocket scheduled for a solar explora- tion. LANA KELLER and CAROL LOWER enjoyed their jobs at the A8LP so much that they are still working there--three hours a week. DON MILLER who was so fond of squirrel hunting hasn 't yet decided what career to follow, so he is still hunting. After correspond ing with so many soldiers and sailors, RUTH and BARBARA JENKINS saw the urgent need for a correspondence club for men overseas. Their letterheads read Pick a Pen Pal Prom the Service of Uncle Sam. Through the influence of his father's marine business, DICK RICHARDSON became interested in scuba diving and if you can recognize his face through the goggles you'll see him in the next episode of 'Sea Hunt. AIJA GRINS enjoyed her reign as homecoming queen so much that she has become a model on Queen For A Day, and RICH HARROLD has replaced the original MC. GARY CHAMBERS has used his ingenuity to devise a new method for making doughnut holes. BARBARA ROHRER, famous female jockey, was aboard the winner at the last Kentucky Derby. RICH KYSER'S broad knowledge of football which he gained by playing at most positions on the CHS team motivated him to become a coach. MARGARET WYATT enjoyed her dancing so much that she has built her career around that and is the owner of a modern dancing studio. KENNY NICKALO is the proprietor of Nickalo's Auto Wrecking, RUTH PERRINE couldn't bear to leave dear old CHS so she has now replaced Miss Roller as physical education teacher. JAMES WEBBER wanted to make the army his career and is now supervisor of the WACS. BARBARA RHODES recently became Mrs. Robert Neishleb. PAUL MURPHY is drilling daily and keeps his patients mouths open with his wit and humor. RANDY TAYLOR has just been declared champion pretzel bender in a nationwide contest. SUSAN LINDSAY has put to use a good figure and her skill on skis to become an aqua- maid at Cypress Gardens. DENNIS MILLER is president of the Stay-Put Lipstick Com- pany. JOHN BARNUM and OTIS VESTFALS, chief field liners for CHS football games, are still in the same general business as grounds-keepers for the Cleveland Browns. SANDY KIEHL is combining career and marriage as secretary in Garrod 's Enterprises. Director BILL PFUND has followed in the shoes of the famous J. P. Sousa. MARY JANE DOWD will not be working for long because she is now a nurse in a home for retired millionairs. BILL UTTERBACK has become the successful proprietor of a Petite Girls' Store. TOM WINING concentrated on the form beautiful until he has developed the physique of Charles Atlas. HAROLD ATKINSON has a difficult time finding a girl with enough intelligence to converse with him, so he designed and built a robot to keep him company in his lonely hours. JANICE GRIMES was such an avid student of home nursing that she has taken over Mrs. Gloss 's duties at school. TOM WHITE is a politician specializing in kissing babies over age eighteen. CARL ADCOCK has become a member of the New York City Police Force. ALICE and RUTH RUMMELL were so skilled in the culinary arts that they opened their own Pizza Shop. WAYNE ARMBRUST is a man who thinks for himself. He is not only a research chemist, but, when his temper is under control, he flies model planes in his spare time and doesn jump on them when they crash. SUE McGEE 'S cosmetology business has developed a new technique for hair coloring which leaves the hair soft and manageable. DAVE SCOTT, who couldn 't keep awake in physics class, has found a job which allows him to sleep all day as tester for a mattress company. LORETTA FOERTCH has developed a new type of running shoe which enables her to pursue her favorite boy friend at a faster pace. KENNY MILLER is now the producer of 'Ruff and Ready, -the kiddies favorite TV program. MIKE RITCHIE 'S experience in the clothing business has spurred him on to a job with the Playtex Corp. KARLENE KRAMER is administering a high-speed typing program for Atomic Typewriters, Inc. Senator GARY SCULIION recently conducted a record-breaking filibuster in our nation 's capitol. MARIAN REAGGLE, who always added a touch of humor to our classes, gives humorous readings for television com- mercials. DAVE LONGANEC-KER and DON WILLIAMSON got so tired of cramming their long legs into small cars that they have sponsored a mass education course on 'How to Cope with Compacts. If one gets stuck, the other pulls him out. All customers of DEAN STARK 'S Midget Auto Ranch get a complimentary ticket for the Compact course. LESLIE SAYERS, who lived so close to CHS, won the prize at our last class reunion for having traveled the greatest number of miles to reach it. GARY SPRATT learned so much from the treatments he received because of his football encounters, that he has taken up the profession of physical therapist. When the producers of Ding Dong School discovered the winning ways and gentle voice of DOROTHY ANTRAM, they immediately signed her to assist Miss Francis. DAVID HANNA enjoyed this trip abroad so much that he has joined the U,S, Foreign Diplomatic Corps. DON CULP has discovered that all is not love and roses in his new profession of athletic referee. Nothing has been seen of JO HARROLD and NANCY HOFF- MAN since they finished this work of art. It is assumed that they are doing the Rip Van Winkle bit. RICHARD MADJARAC has taken over Arrowhead Park upon the retirement of Mr. Dill and is making a huge success of it. , 1 E u r , i L A I' J 1 W W I T J - E . 4 i r, I i ,r M, i I 1 lu F n, 1 'll I I HI H'l1.lIHlfH'MlHI'l l.LHil-I1 illln11THfl'1lIH.!1ll1lIHlh EHl'1!l1UlI1H1fDvl'l!H1lTHllJSlDLll1 H1lflWl'l'!'N1I!'WlII'l.l1rl1lll'lTT'llI1lllH NlIIlKl'H.!lDIlB-IHSTHII I1 IGH!! fllfl U ll11.llllLl1l'I III ITB! IMHHPB Ill1'Lll'N 1 Class Omcers SENIORS JUNIORS President - NEIL JOCBCHEN President - THOMAS AUSTIN Vice President - DENNIS MILLER Vice President - DAVE GARRQD Secretary - JEAN BELL Secretary - BETSY DETWILER Treasurer - CAROL LOWER Treasurer - MARY LOU LONGSWORTH Girls' Social Chairman - AIJA GRINS Business Manager - PAULA ROTI-I Girls' Athletic Chairman - KARLENE KRAMER Assistant Bus. Man. - VAUGHN KING Boys' Social Chairman - CLYDE RICHARDSON Assistant Bus. Man. - THOMAS BALLINTINE Boys' Athletic Chairman - RICH HARROLD Girls' Social Chairman - BECKY WAY Boys' Social Chairman - JOHN LINDSEY 3 !'At SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN President - JAMES LONGSWORTH President - BRIAN ARBUCKLE Vice President - TIM SMITH Vice President - SAMMAE JACKSON Secretary - CAROL LINDSAY Vice President - BETTE DAVIES Treasurer - KEN MAHLER Secretary - KAREN ISAKSSON Girls' Social Chairman - BEVERLY GANTLEY Treasurer - TOM COPE Girls' Athlete Chairman - DARLENE GRIFFITH Reporter - MIKE CAMPBELL Boys' Social Chairman - JEFF LINDSAY Girls' Social Chairman - CONNIE WOLFORD Boys' Athletic Chairman - BOB JOHNSON Boys' Social Chairman - RICK PERRIN Seniors P? M, M255 J? 2 , ,f.,z1,': f E W ' . N., w,,,w Judy Deiger Betsy Detwiler Ken Donbar David Donbar Glenn Dyke James Ellis Lana Fallot Kathryn Farmer Susan Ferral Richard Fisher Kenneth Gallager Norma Gard William Garret David Garrod Gayle Geiger Brian Griffith Deane Hetric Charles Hichman Shirley Homan Gloria Hough This page is sponsored by RUSSEL P. LINDSAY Edwin Altomore Mary Anderson Tom Austin David Bailey Joanne Brode Sally Brower Daria Burkle Frank Camp Judith Churchfield Jerry Cross K Y l W Class 0 Ni-liiiiiiii w i X J :Z-'47 ,,-., .,,s,vfra3Lw.i':z-gil? 62 Qi fl A, 2 a, kt Miriam Houlette Michael House Vaughn King Gary Leonard John Lindsay Sharon McBane Fred Zellers Joyce McMurray Carol Mellinger , fs 'fi -. N 4 x ,F K tl S 1 Q ' ' 'knee . we., - if -qw- .5 V- , .4 7 :VF K 'MW' what ' X Mary Lou Longsworth 4 -Q5 , re, l 'QW ' K Gail Miller 5 ,Q ,ff Randy Miller Kay Morris .af-4 .., i 'Nh W F K P an I at 1 N, J . -G-,X ir, W, GN ' 2 is wg 74' 5 , L, L: 19. . feifzat lass? il tg .. X Q fm, if X k W-wif s,r 3. fn, ASA .,. .V .. 1 ' ' 'K Jack Nightingale Gene Oesch Edward Olenik Lynn Paulson Karen Peppel Ronald Porter Ruth Ann Richards Paula Roth Arthur Schmidt Kay Shasteen Geraldine Shell Rita Sircy Nathan Smith Dick Steeb Marilyn Taylor Sherry Ward Becky Way Robert Welton Gary Wright Jeri Yoder Robert Drew Dennis Drexler William Firestone Scott Fullerton Beverly Gantley Patricia Gaskill Claudia Gatti Lary George Carol Gerner Grace Gloss John Golden Darlene Griffith Lee Hanna Terry Henderson John Herron Robert Hicks Sam Hoffman Richard Homan Jane Hutter Robert Johnson Da mar Zavadil ,ww aww A Richard Altomore Carl Antram Dennis Bailey Elizabeth Barber Sandra Barnes Susan Barnes Lee Bauman Ralph Bell Gary Blosser Nancy Bowman Dale Chambers Joan Crawford Jack Davis Edward Detwiler Sue Dickens Ei VL? , .1,,w!:: 1:2 ,Q f E Gerald Justice Suzanne Karcher Carl Kelly Gerald Kimble James Koehler Juliana Landsburger Sally Lehman Carol Lindsay Geoffrey Lindsay David Lipely James Longsworth Linda McBane Dale McGee Virginia Macklin Kenneth Mahler Dennis Muntean Dale Murphy T erry N1 ghtin gale Dorothy Ockerman Randall Oesch Judith Peres Linda Perrine Thomas Pfund Mary Remias Sandra Ritchie Anthony Rose Nancy Rowland Stanley Rupert Jo Ann Sacchet Richard Simpson Timothy Smith Gail Spanable Sandra Stahl Katherine Thom as Herbert Ward Penny White Judge Wyatt 5:55 NSW. 4 If gg K' 3 Kr ' ff 1 -.iisfiiff , 7 KV is K 5 g, K .' 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' K, - - - J Helen Coy .A r-fi'5'Kf ' ' ' - K. , A I . si A L Joanne Co ffi95:fhliEi 7 a n Effigfnkgfl- v , Susan Crawford Elizabeth Davies Lynn Davis Pat Dowd Wilbert Dyke Sherry Eddie Rod Edwards Jill Fullerton Tom Gantz Barbara Gerlach Virginia Gerner David Goist Fred Gosney Nancy Gray Inta Grins Charles Harley Wayne Harmon Lynn Harrold James Hawkins Elva Hazel Gerry Hess Douglas Hickman Thomas Hokanson Marcia Holloway Henry Hughes Brian Arbuckle Lloyd Barber Richard Barnes Barbara Bauman Cheryl Beiling Bettie Bevan Tom Bookwalter Gary Brinker Jack Brode Paul Brower Christine Brown Ronald Burbick Tate Burkhart Mike Campbell Leodis Case Glenn Churchfield Grace Clark Robert Cline Patty Coffman Thomas Cope Kenneth Huk Richard Hutton Karen Isaksson Sammae Jackson Robert Jenkins Nancy Kimble Collin Knisely Marcia Knotts Jacqueline Kolcun Alan Lawrence Marian Lazear Carolyn Lewis Craig Little Barry Logan Richard Long Marianne Madjarac Edward Miller Lenore Miller Sue Muntean Terry Nightingale John O Neil Tom O Neil Charles Ockerman i Judy Olmstead Richard Perrin Linda Richardson Darhl Ritchie Gary Romeo John Rummel James St. John Aubrey Shoemake Dixie Smith William Smith Kassie Snodgrass Duane Spiker Wayne Stamp Carol Steele Ronald Suffolk Linda Swanson Mary Ruth Walker James Ward Virginia Wells Caroline Wilms Jerry Wining J oe Wojtecki Connie Wolford Carol Woodward Patricia Young General Snaps 3'Mw,,1 T. Gln in. 'mu 1117 ,Q1 I I 1 1 1 K'l'lHUl.ll-l1'BflNBH!H.l.ll1 IIIUIN LIJJIHIILNI! IIUUllll'l-'J'l'l'Hllh'DiTMfMfHBTH'IlIlilN1'H'TD'fTH Ll'l1l1IDIIIIITIDHIUIII..NllFlll1TUll1lI'Hl1fUIMIIIHHTUIUBHILIIIK1HlTJ lll1-HICI1 li' H,I'H'LB4-Pl-fl-fl1'IlH HI The Ten Senior Honor Students - 1960 The Epsilon Sigma Alpha one hundred dollar award and medallion were pre- sented to Leona Saxton in 1960. The Detwiler Award of 1960 was pre- sented to Torn Logan. 1 ' a V as Logan, Iudirh Iessop, Rebecca Reese, Leona Saxton, Sandra McBane, bot- tom rowg Stephanie Bookwalter, Mari- lyn Schmidt, Elizabeth Atkinson, Sally Way, Leanne Gurney. National Honor Society Membership in the National Honor Society is based on scholarship, character and leadership. It is the highest honor our school can bestow upon a student. The 1961 membership is composed of thirteen Seniors and five Juniors. PICTURED ABOVE, SEATED, left to right: Lana Fallot, Sherry Ward, Ruth Vinakalns, Carol Lower, Ruth Perrine, Loretta Foertch, Vaughn King, Janet Davis, Maxine Griffith. STANDING: Neil Ioebchen, Wayne Armbrust, Harold Atkinson, Paul Murphy, B111 Utterback, Nancy Hoffman, Otis Vestfals, John Fallot, Susan Ferral. Student Council Compliments of HOLLOWAY'S TUXEDO RENTAL Columbiana, Ohio Annual Staff Advisor: JOHN BART ON EDITOR-IN -CHIEF: Maxine Griffith BUSINESS MANAGER: Tom White ASSISTANT EDITORS: Ruth Vinakalns and Lana Keller. ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGERS: Paul Murphy and Torn Wining 'Q' 'XJ ,ir -A SPECIAL PAGES: Susan Lindsay, Jean Bell, Carol Lower, PROOF READERS: Ruth Perrine, Willa Collier Neil Joebchen, Nancy Hoffman, Jo Harrold, and Aija SPORTS COMMITTEE: Rich Harrold, Otis Vestfals Grins, SNAPSHOTS: Karlene Kramer, Ioan McMurray. TYPISTS: Alice Rummel, Ruth Rummel, Ioan McMurray, Sandra Kiehl, Aija Grins, Barbara Jenkins, Ruth Jenkins, Nancy Hoffman. H igh School Chorus MRS. WARNER, Director Double Trios Columbzcma Hzgh MAIORETTES Left to right: Joyce McMurray, Susie Karcher Susan Ferrall, Head Majorette, Carol Lower, Nancy Hoffman, Janet Davis, Gerry Sue Hess. Comphments of CAMPBELL'S DRY CLEANERS 106 South Main Street Co1umb1ana Ohxo School Band DALE GUCHEMAND Future Teachers of America The F. T.A. is a student organization for those interested in exploring teaching as a profession. The Columbiana F.T. A. is affiliated with the National F.T. A. and has received its charter. T The Spanish Club The Spanish Club, under the direction of Mrs. Merrill, is a new organization this year. The club was created to promote and stimulate interest in the Spanish language. Compliments of SITLER DAIRY QUEEN Columbiana, Ohio LIBRARIANS ml, Z ' Q , , q cf ':?i?P13-Sywaff, 1: f:,.v:-iw Ll ,-.ffftflf fuk. ,gag f .1 -1 Mm . PROJECTIONISTS NURSES' AIDS PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Compliments of COLUMBIANA APPLIANCES CENT ER Phone IV 2 -4278 Hi- Y Club Uficers SENIOR TRI-HI-Y President - Maxine Griffith Vice President - Sherry Ward Secretary - Sally Brower Treasurer - Janice Toot Chaplain - Susan Lindsay l ur-Y President - Donald Culp Vice President - Edward Olenik Secretary - Kenneth Bailey Treasurer - Tom Austin SOPHOMORE TRI-HI-Y President - Julie Landsberger Vice President - Sandie Stahl Secretary - Gail Spanabel Treasurer - Linda Perrine Chaplain - Judy Peres Publicity Chairman - Sandy Ritchie TORCH CLUB President - Dale Murphy Vice President - Brian Arbuckle Secretary - Ted Detwiler Treasurer - Scott Fullerton Chaplain - Bill Smith Social Chairman - Ioe Wojtecki Athletic Chairman - Jim Ward FRESHMAN TRI-HI-Y President - Inta Grins Vice President - Karen Isaksson Secretary - Grace Clark Treasurer - Connie Wolford Chaplain - Marcia Knotts Publicity Chairman - Linda Swanson Compliments of THE HOME SAVINGS 8a LOAN CO. Columbiana, Ohio Senior Tri-Hi- Y Hi- Y Club Sophomore Tri-HL Y Freshman, Tri-HL Y Compliments of ELSER'S FLYING SERVICE North Lima, Ohio Home Economics Club Torch Club Pep Club President -------------- Mary Lou Longsworth Vice President - - ----- Penny White Secretary ---- ---- N ancy Lower Treasurer ----------------- Mickey Grant X This year the newly organized Pep Club encouraged more students to participate in cheering activities The members raised the schoo1's spirit by cheering enthusiastically at the assemblies and ball games. This page is sponsored by UNION BANKING COMPANY Columbiana, Ohio The Beacon Stahl' This year's Beacon Staff, under the Co-Editorship of Sandy Kiehl and Loretta Foertch and the sponsor- ship of Mrs. Jackson, has continued to maintain the high standards set in '60. The Linguists The Demosthenicms Again this year the two speech classes formed clubs, the Linguists and the Dernosthenians. Mrs. Ferrall is advisor to both clubs. , f P XXII Pl A E , lm NX. r . QV-5 xg X SENIOR CLASS PLAY - HDESPERATE AMBROSE The Senior Class Play, UDESPERATE AMBROSE, was a three-act farce comedy of the Old West. With the aid of a wonderful cast, student director and all the other fine support given by the Seniors, the play was a great success. The play was presented on December 2, 1960, to a full house! Mr. Fedoro De- Tunno was the director. JUNIOR CLASS PLAY - OUR HEARTS WERE YOUNG AND GAY OUR HEARTS WERE YOUNG AND GAY, was an entertaining comedy presented April 7th and Sth, under the direction of Mrs. A. T. White with the student directors, Becky Way and Kay Shasteen. lt dealt with the hilarious misadventures of two American girls on their first trip to Europe during the Roar- ing Twenties. The cast included the following Juniors: Charles Hickman, Betsy Detwiler, Paula Roth, Bud Schmidt, Sylvia Curl, Gail Miller, Gayle Geiger, John Lindsay, Jim Ellis, Mary Anderson, Vaughn King, Susan Ferrall, Mary Lou Longsworth, Dean Hetric, Becky Way, Geraldine Shell, Lynn Paulson, Judy Churchfield, Dave Garrod, and Fred Zellers. Student manager was Sherry Ward, Assistant Manager, Dick Steeb. THE CROCKERY CITY I 8a F COMPANY D. B. A. COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY 225 Webber Avenue, East Liverpool, Ohio 1 I . I 5 N I U u I ! 3 5 u I I I 1 r L L VHIILDIIYJJLHIIGHI HI RDLHHI I-lllfLI l FIN IIHJIHDI n1fllI.I1JHICN'H1l'lTlfHFl IH l ILllll1lHf'l.I H'lY.H'YlllTl1.1U NlllN1I1lU1lI'lQl-IIYIKIPHIII l1HIIBH'Ill1f1Y5l1.I l'NHLhlKH'LIII LIN fill BUSH llllllll-UJUIPLILILUIII I II' ATTENDENTS Ruth Vinakalins Io Louise Harrold QUEEN - Aija Grins Football Homecoming Compliments of Columbmna, Ohlo GOLDEN 'S FLOWERS no img QUEEN - Carol Lower Basketball Homecoming AT TENDANTS Nancy Hoffman Loretta Foertch Compliments of KIMPELS JEWELRY Columbiana, Ohio F0 HEAD COACH: George Fisher, and ASSISTANT COACHES: Ted Ossoff, Rich Berryman, and Bruce Feicht. CO-CAPTAINS: Rich Harrold and Paul Murphy QQ , ,..1 ... 1' -gf 4 .J wp Q 2 X 5 1 : ef 5' HW! 7 'TXQE5 ,wi A- M. R .i RICH I-IARROLD Rich, who was a co-captain, was our best pass- receiver, leading scorer, and a standout at defensive end. His outstanding play will be very greatly missed next year. PAUL MURPHY Paul, who was the other co-captain, playeda terrific game at quarterback. His ability to hit his receivers in clutch situations was uncanny. He will be greatly missed next year. GARY SPRATT Gary, playing mostly defense, played in the de- fensive backfield. He was consistantly in on the tackles and was our best pass defender. His great defensive work will be hard to duplicate next year. DON CULP Don was a standout in the middle of the clipper line on offense, and a very fine linebacker on de- fense. His spirit and enthusiasm will be greatly missed next year. DON WILLIAMSON Don, at his tackle position, displayed some ter- rific blocking on offense and did a fine job on de- fense. He will be a hard man to replace next year. GARY THOMPSON Gary played offensive guard and threw many timely blocks to spring our backs loose. His ability will be missed next year. GARY PERKINS Gary, playing his third year of Varsity football, was an outstanding ground gainer. His natural abil- ity and powerful running will be greatly missed next year. RICH KYSER Rich was our right halfback and a very good one. His running to the left proved to be a great asset to our team. His consistent play will be missed next year. JOHN BAILEY John was one of our defensive specialists. His ability to cover pass-receivers will be missed next year. DAVE SCOTT Dave, a senior playing his first year of Varsity ball at his defensive tackle, proved to be a fine tackler and will be missed next year. DICK RICHARDSON Dick moved into the middle linebacker spot of the Clipper defense, and played some good ball games there. He will be a hard man to replace next year. NEIL IOEBCHEN Neil was another senior who won his first Varsity letter this year. He did a fine job at offensive end toward the end of the season. DAVE GARROD Dave, a junior, was a very fine blocker and tackler at his end position. His determination should be a great value to next year's team. ED OLENICK Ed, playing his first year of Varsity ball, proved to be a valuable tackle on offense and defense both. He should be a great asset to next year's team. DAVE BAILEY Dave, a junior quarterback, proved to be a very good passer. His ability and determination should be a great benefit to next year's team. RANDY MILLER Randy won his Varsity letter playing defensive linebacker. He should be one of the mainstays of next year's team. DALE MURPHY Dale, although only a sophomore, won his second Varsity letter this year. His driving runs from full- back should prove to be very important the next two years. BOB JOHNSON Bob was another sophomore to be very important to the Clippers this year. His blocking and outstand- ing defensive play should be very valuable in the coming years. Basketball QXQPBR. HEAD COA ASSISTAN This page sponsored by TYSON'S SCHOOL AND OFFICE SUPPLY Phone IV 2-2952 CH: Rich Berryman T COACH: George Fisher co-CAPTAINS1 Don Culp and Rich Harrold -r' mi VI W fe if :l1'2,1'12f,fi?A ' f ff H 42? IEW A as ,uf 'Q ,ff RICH HARROLD - Rich, a senior, played his thrid year of Varsity ball. He was the finest outside shot on the team as well as a good rebounder. Rich 's outstanding play will be greatly missed next year. DON CULP - Don, a senior, played his third year of Varsity ball also. He was a good defensive player, excellent ball handler, and a consistent scorer. Don will be greatly missed next year. GARY PERKINS - Gary, a senior, was the third boy to play his third year of Varsity ball. He was a good rebounder and very adept at tipping the ball in for two points. Gary's scoring will be missed next year. PAUL MURPHY - Paul, a senior, played his second year of Varsity ball. He played very well at forward and was also an aggressive rounder. Paul's ability will be missed by next year 's team. OTIS VESTFALS - Otis, a senior, proved to be a very valuable player for the Clippers. He was the most aggressive player on the team and will be hard to replace next year. KEN GALLAGHER - Ken, a junior, displayed fine floor play and a sharp eye. He will be a great asset to next year' team. JERRY CROSS - Jerry, a junior, displayed a very good jump shot and showed fine rebounding skill. His skill will be a great asset to next year's team. DALE MURPHY - Dale, though only a sophomore, was a starter on the Varsity. His aggressiveness and rebounding made him very valuable to the team. You can look for two more great years from Dale. TERRY HENDERSON - Terry, a sophomore, though seeing limited action for the Varsity, turned in an admirable season for the Reserves. His aggressiveness and defensive ability will be of great value next year. JIM WARD - Jim, though only a freshman, was high scorer for the Reserve team. His accuracy and ability make him a fine prospect for the next three years. S Varsity Cheerleaders Betsy Detwiler, Janice Toot, Lana Keller, Sherry Ward Reserve Cheerleaders Sammae Jackson, Grace Clark, Sandra Stahl, Penny White C.H.S. Track - 1960 DUAL AND TRIANGULAR MEETS: Springfield 63 - Columbiana 39 - Greenford 24 Columbiana 63 - Beaver Local 46 Columbiana 64 - Leetonia 54 - N. Lima 18 Chaney 64 - United 38 - Columbiana 35 Wellsville 57 - Columbiana 52 COUNTY MEET 5th place 12 points MARIETTA RELAY 4th place 14 points DISTRICT MEET 0 points Co-Capts. Tom Logan and Larry Barnhouse were the chief point getters all season--with Logan getting firsts and seconds in the Shot and Discus and Barny getting firsts and seconds in the 100--220-- Broad Jump and running the anchor man on the 880 yd. Relay team. Paul Murphy improved his 440 yd. run from 58 seconds at the start of the season to 54 seconds in the District Meet. The 1961 squad will have back: Paul and Dale Murphy, Randy Miller, Rich Kyser, Dave Garrod John Lindsay, Rich Simpson and Dick Steeb. Freshmen will include: D. Spiker, E. Miller, B. Arbuckle, R. Perrin, F. Gosney, and J. Ward. C.H.S. 1960-61 Cross Country Although not winning any meets this year, the Cross Country team will have most of the boys back next year and should be stronger. This years squad included: W. Armbrust, fCapt.j, Nightengale, Camp, Burkhart, Smith, Hokanson, Hutton, Wojtecki, and Shoemake. All but Capt. Armbrust will be back next year. TRACK COACH: Waldo Ward 3 i iil M... t ru , . -I I f 'il Y I i I I I I I I II I I-. I I I II I I II II I: V II I XI gl iI II II -I il II p ,, iI II 'I I I 'I I I II II II II I I! I I II ji I I I II lltiljlllilllllll1lllKI.i sllISI!II!EIIlillll!InUllllllilllfilllliillI.llhll1li'll!ll!IIgllFLlh!II.!!l5iIillLFIN!!HlllllHill'lllII!IElllihlillllllllillliillILIUSI IIlllEi2llliDlllI!Il5.l.Iif!I2IhlllIl'l:lHISILIIHZKEIIEKIIILIMI Eighth Grades President ------------------ Tom Davies Vice President - - - - Nancy Lower Secretary - - - - - Diane Lindsay Treasurer - - - - I21Cki6 King 'P' Q x FIRST ROW: Richard Smith, Paul Barth, Gary Cook, Richard Tyson, Charles Higgins, Roberta Spanable John Horn, Everett Lehman, James Gaw, Joyce Price, Patricia Drotleff, Suzanne Burkhart, Maureen Issakson, Wayne Wickline. SECOND ROW: James Mahon, Bill Culp, Allen Wise, Howard Antram, Kirby Zellers, Tom Himes, Paul Long, Gary Bixby, Danny Blake, James Deatley, Joyce Poirier, Gayle Gloss. THIRD ROW: Arther Kidd, George Nicolette, Jim Browning, Lorraine Hamilton, Judy Miller, Bob Wurster, Gerald Gamble, Mike Altomore, Richard Frankfort, Abe Thomas, Linda Rohrer, Susan Fallot. TEACHER: Mr. De Tunno. Eighth Grades FIRST ROW: Alan Scullion, Larry Detwiler, Merwyn Garwood, Larry May, Ronald Jones, Connie Van Fossan, Marilyn Heindel, Jackie King, Diane Lindsay, Susan Lower, Linda Bowman. SECOND ROW: James Ward, Gregory Covert, Karl Netolicky, Bill Oliver, Tim Woodward, Kathy Gayon, Cathy Hough, Lana Burkle, Mickey Grant, Beata Anderson, Dorlene Toot. THIRD ROW: James Leonard, Tom Davies Aivars, Dukats, Tom Ferguson, Sheredan Poulton, Marcia Beiling, Madge Snyder, Virginia Wentz, Nancy Lower. FOURTH ROW: Lyle Stacy, Alfred Cunningham, Phil Burbick, Bob Franklin, Arlene Smith, Debbie Hoffman, Carol Winegord, Sandy Arbuckle. TEACHER: Miss Roller. Not Pictured: Wayne Shipton. FIRST ROW: Richard Winke, Gary Troll, Richard Snyder, Mike Grant, Carol Firestone, Joanne Hutton, Lynnaya Hudson, Ann Hetric, John Dunbar, James Dickens, Lois Nightingale, Lois Biddle, Richard Glaser. SECOND ROW: Richard Whon, John Lake, John Atkinson, Alan Roberts, George Curl, Richard Culp, Karen Dean, Marcia Gasser, Richard Pine, Donald Blosser, Thomas Brown, Carla Miller, John Yoder, Lilly Stamets, James Chikas, James Little, Eric Keck, Roberta Franklin, Frances Burkert, Betty Lynn, Ellen Antoinette, Terry Poulton, John Shasteen. TEACHER: Mrs. Keylor. Seventh Grade President - Dick Keller Secretary - Kathy Holloway Vice President - Jay Olmstead Treasurer - Danny Oliver FIRST ROW: Keith Kibler, Ronnie Detwiler, Jerry Simpson, Jack Brown, Frank Franklin, Becky Stacey Karen Jones, Adella Longsworth, Susan Austin, Judy Jenkins, Carol Puscher, Susan Perrine, Mary Kay Burbick, Kathy Meade, Sandra Schonhut. SECOND ROW: Charles Veon, William Madajarac, James Murphy, Daniel Oliver, Danial Yeager, Kathy Holloway, Betty Snodgrass, Karen Haney, Rosemary Fellers, Bonnie Reash, Marjorie Rhodes, Lynda Wheeler, Roberta Blackburn. THIRD ROW: David Row- land, Gerald Leonard, Willima Hum, Raymond Rummel, Torn Wentz, Nancy Ward, Barbara Hayes, Adell Reaggle, Kathy Gela, Barbara Drotleff, Marjorie Cross, Martha Candel. TEACHER: Mr. Feicht. Seventh Grades FIRST ROW: Baz Ockerman, Edward Scott, Jerry Smith, Tom Potts, James Miller, Janie Gotthardt, Marjorie Wilhelm, Cheryl Carroll, Claudia Manley, Mary Jane Gantley, Ruth Hess, Frances Reese, Jay Olmstead, David Kyser. SECOND ROW: James Blouir, Ricky Istnick, David Strausbaugh, Gary Hart- man, Gary Russell, Dale Young, Larry Richardson, David Bevan, Clarence Randolph, John Snoke, Richard McBane, Rudell Sacchet. THIRD ROW: Necia Cope, Susan Hough, Larry Brown, William Bur- bick, Lee Davis, Reba Cleveland, Patti Fair, Erle Douglass, Susan Johns. TEACHER: Mrs. Bair. Not Pictured: Audrey Lewis. ' , . s X - ,l 2 fs FIRST ROW: Linda Detwiler, Diane Roth, Kathy Smith, Janis McGuckin, Kathy Curl, Patty Russell, Bonnie Schmidt, Linda Rhodes, Michael Flynn, Peter Fallot, John Cole, Jack Hokanson, Douglas Knis- ley, Peggy Angles, Elizabeth Chikas. SECOND ROW: Joyce Scott, Ann Theiss, Sharon Garrod, Ruth Biddle, Marilee Longanecker, Jim Wenderoth, William Street, Nickie Burkert, Ray Oeler, Paul Morse, Judy Browning. THIRD ROW: Nancy Wright, Nancy Hughes, Cynthia Dowdle, Karen Orr, Valerie Powers, Jack Hawkins, Herby Bortner, James Farrell, Dick Keller, Gary Johnson, Fred Maurer, Arlene Hamilton. TEACHER: Mrs. Elser. Not Pictured: Carmen Raneri, George Burkert. Junior H igh Football The Junior High Football team played six games during the season. They won four, lost two. COACH - Ted Ossoff. fanior High Basketball The 7th Grade Basketball team won six out of seven games. The Sth Grade Basketball team won eight out of twelve games. COACH - Bruce Feicht. funior High Chorus The 60 members of the Junior High Chorus, besides enjoying singing together, are anticipating membership in the High School Chorus. Special performances for the school year include participation in a Christmas assembly a P T O program and a special assembly for the fifth through the eighth grades. The Chorus also takes part in the County Junior High Chorus Festival held each spring JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS BASKETBALL FOOTBALL Diane Lindsay Marjorie Wilhelm Jackie King Joyce Poirier Candy Roth Cafeteria Staff Custoclians, Bus Drivers MET, 1-15 u: . 4 , Mrk-, r 'K 15, r 5 V. zfffi ,- .K . 1, 4, 1' - .fifffi-. f w- gl.. f fi :Z V -H ee eeeee Ei ll ,'.,- ' , in . ..,. x ,X A e,'e . ,R 4 Q 1. 1 1 r 1 I F 1- 'I 'I 1 I i b 1 1 1 1 E 1 :HY l'l'IlYllllllF'lIl1lll-llHlI1'l1lllIU1II11ll LlIll'l'l'.lil ill'1IIlll'l1l-llllllllljllilllllllllbll HTIlllJNLHBU1'hlIll1IIIIIIHYYFIIIIIDIIKlllIf1I'lff'lIIJll'lHlOIl1lI l!lllLL?IlPlll'l.HIllYI l1llI1IIll1IlllNl1IIlnFLlll-Hfl-YIYI Kindergartens FIRST ROW: Nancee Ritchie, Debbie Bowman, Melanie Knisely, Becky Hughes, Diane Rakocy, Heidi Harper, Melo dee Hively. SECOND ROW: Danny Bussard, Michael Cullen, Michael Griggs, Johnny Dailey, Keith Jessop, Craig Kuhlman. THIRD ROW: Patty Candel, Debra Fox, Patty Newell, Janet Shickley, Karen Kidd, Cathy Liggitt, Marcia Gray. FOURTH ROW: David Weyman, Bill Bailey, Steven Gillis, Larry Newcomer, Dennis Wise, David Rhodes, Bobby Kyser, Clinton Parker, Steven Morris. NOT PICTURED: Sammy Feicht, Tommy Miller. TEACHER: Mrs. Bailey FIRST ROW: Christine Young, Cindy Lee Perrott, Cindy Lu Travis, Linda Burkey, Nancy Schmidt, Marla Kauffman, Judy Hunt. SECOND ROW: David Detwiler, Michael McGeehen, Jimmy Kreidler, Edwin Wilms, Billy Wilms, Mark Nash, Michael Eddy. THIRD ROW: Randall Johnson, Bobby Ludwig, Mark Hawkins, Paul Stamets, North Stamets, Bobby Barnes, Danny Tharp. FOURTH ROW: Jim Fitzpatrick, Kenny Garwood, Laura Cosentino, Rhonda Barnes, Roger Westlake, Bruce Herrmann ABSENT: Lillie Hamilton, Lorie Dilling, Donald Rapp, Donald Thiedt. TEACHER Mrs. Bailey Kindergartens FIRST ROW: Virginia Pritchard, Darlene Kyser, Kathi Foertch, Anne Young, Barbara Lehman, Kim Huffman, Sherry Weyandt, Lynn Horton. SECOND ROW: Robin Roberts, Lewis Beight, Danny Hill, Carl Ballintine, David Gaskill, Kirk Huffman, Luther Parks, Jimmy Berryman. THIRD ROW: Lee Lipply, Ann Keller, Debra Detwiler, Diane Detwiler, Sherry Lee Corcheff, Jeanette Wining, Joy Cunningham, Steven Blakeman. FOURTH ROW: Maroin Newell, Ronald Biddle, Jeffrey Richardson, Ronald Kappler, John Luther, Matthew Polen, Richard Reash. NOT PICTURED: Terry Barnes. TEACHER: Mrs. Clark. FIRST ROW: Pauline Jack, Cathy Manley, Robbin Nelson, Kathy Schwab, Lynne Esenwein, Debra Joseph, Susan Drotleff. I SECOND ROW: David Francis, Eddie Miller, Kris Whitmore, Tim Gustofson, Billy Steele, Billy McMillan. THIRD ROW: Bonnie Tullis, Mary Lou Hayes, Linda Kuzma, Susan Barrow, Karen Bricker, Ann Beth Crook, Karen Cook, Deborah Caldwell. FOURTH ROW: Gregory Vignon, Mark Harrold, Jon Woods, Geoffrey Parsly, Gregory Kimble, Ryan Snyder, Bobby Leonard, Gary Dickens. TEACHER: Mrs. Clark. First Grades FIRST ROW: Mary Jane Kimble, Barbara Balduff, Jean Chesney, Karen Floor, Stephanie Koch, Deborah Gleckler, Denise Ruhl. SECOND ROW: Tommy Jones, Merle Travis, Tommy Blosser, Michael Simpson, Bobbie Bott, Rusty Barnes, Douglas Sturgill. . THIRD ROW: Priscilla Jack, Wendy Ritchie, Beverly Randolph, Barbara Foster, Linda Coler, Jane Wright, Diane Wise, Lynn Morrison. FOURTH ROW: Stanley Sitler, Billy Long, Janice Luther, Ronald Griffith, Kenneth DeAtley, Beverly Petro, Joey Rouse, Larry Rohrer. NOT PICTURED: Ralph Elser TEACHER: Miss Schaal- FIRST ROW: Kurt Knisely, Kathleen Miller, Diane Wassink, Douglas Barber, Deborah Leonard, Larry Ludwig, Wanda Shingleton, Richard Antram. SECOND ROW: Lynn Higgins, Connie Coleman, Rhonda Tipton, Charles Lake, John Rapp, Deborah Kapp, Carol Wiekline, Laura Turnbull, Dinah Harrold. THIRD ROW: Michael Kyser, Nancy Husted, Teresa Hill, Cindy Firestone, Larry Macklin, Kathy Burklo, Sheila Lilli, Timothy Souder, Robert Olenik. FOURTH ROW: John Magill, Dana Gibson, Gary Wenderoth, James Dillon, Edvins Apinis, James Boston, Penny Sanders, Mark Evans, Debbie Gatti. TEACHER: Mrs. Brungard. First Grades FIRST ROW: Randall Griggs, Debbie Esterly, Karen Miller, David Gormley, Ricky Burt, Billy Renfrew, Jody Nash. SECOND ROW: Kim Whitmore, Beverly Steiner, Denis James, Billy Fry, Terry Douglass, Marjorie Beck, Jeff Gustafson, Keith Lehman. THIRD ROW: Wendell Custer, Danny Capots, Terry Parks, Robin Houlette, Billy Engberg, Michael Gaughan, Carolyn Armstrong, Dana Cope, Donita Reynolds. FOURTH ROW: Linda Wickline, Linda Wenderoth, Susan Bertelson, Debra Franket, Carol Freeman, Teddy Souder, Timmy Rohrer, Gregory Madden, Amy Merrill. NOT PICTURED: Dick Rapp. TEACHER: Mrs. Pine. FIRST ROW: Dorothy Bussard, Deborah Fleming, Pamela Jones, Kristine McKee, Jill Orr, Pamela Schmidt, Rebecca Curl, Kathy Lower. SECOND ROW: Jay Noel, Robert Rodgers, Rennis Smith, Donald Drotleff, Robert Ritchey, Jack Spatholt, Jeff Orr, Ronny Miller. THIRD ROW: Wendy Lipe, Bechy Burkey, Lois Eckhartt, Deborah Ankeney, Eva Bevan, Barbara Eckert, Jan Louise Orr, Shirley Basinger. FOURTH ROW: Tommy Hurst, Craig Wagner, James Weber, Jack Brothers, Teresa Urbschat, Dina Sturgell, Wendy Winegord, Richard Crouse, Randy Cartwright, Stephen Blackburn. TEACHER: Mrs. Dowd. Second Grades FIRST ROW: Debbra Morris, Barbara Huk, Karen Coleman, Peggy Floor,- Roxie Webber, Leda Knisely, Terry Thomp- son, Nancy Sponseller. SECOND ROW: Elmer Witmer, Dale Groff, Ronald Perkins, Eddie Oesch, Gregory White, Jerry Lehman, Tommy Posey, Bobby Miller. THIRD ROW: Deborah Schonhut, Irene Hamilton, Karen Lamoncha, Leslie St. John, Debra Newcomer, Karen Nelson, Elaine Griffin, Vicki Hum. FOURTH ROW: Mike Kuzma, Wayne Price, Donald Schmidt, Charles Taylor, Melinda Hum, Jamey Burklo, Jackie Fisher, Mark Crook, Bruce Urbschat, Bill Lodge, Walter Armstrong. TEACHER: Mrs. Davidson. FIRST ROW: Jackie Goterba, Pam Zohmd, Susan Poirieu, Cathy Gillis, Cynthia Haines, Glynice Rockhold, Linda Stewart. SECOND ROW: Gary Johnson, Jeff Ferrall, Tommie Cullen, Mike Mether, Kenneth Williams, Jim Hiner. THIRD ROW: Larry Lanterman, Jim Anderson, Jim Roberts, David Allison, Don Lipe, Jeff Fitzpatrick, Danny Brothers FOURTH ROW: Rickey Mollenkopf, Larry Kyser, Debbie Naughton, Janice Boston, Rickey Cook, Steven Hunt. NOT PICTURED: Roger Barnes. TEACHER: Miss Race. Second Grades FIRST ROW: Kathleen Hokanson, Carol Reash, Terry Stamp, Susan Martin, Deborah Firestone, Connie Bussard, Amy Hutson, Susan Eddy. SECOND ROW: Jeffery Himes, Douglas Sposetta, Dale Lehman, Timothy King, John Vinakalns, Scott Kauffman, Mark Johnson, Steven Dickens. THIRD ROW: Joyce Snyder, Elaine Steine, Elaine Shickley, Rebecca Gosney, Mary Jo Hinerman, Rebecca Hall, Martha Hess. FOURTH ROW: David Peterson, John Groner, Michael Oliver, Paul Wilms, Rickie Hum, Timothy Hawkins, Arturs Mamis, Wayne Berry, Robin McGeehan. NOT PICTURED: Keith Wentz, Kevin Goist, James Thiedt. TEACHER: Mrs. Miller. FIRST ROW: Donald Bott, Debbie Esenwein, Casey Chesney, Virginia Dunn, Marcia Cunningham, Terri Stacey, Sue Anglemyer, Jack Gatti. SECOND ROW: Keith Williams, David Lynn, Richard Curl, Tommy Nichelson, David Anderson, Janis Morse, Geoffrey Hunt. THIRD ROW: Brenda Harsh, Abby Smith, Dennis Wining, Liza Jane Street, Keith Reash, Bruce Fox, Jean Frankford. FOURTH ROW: Holly Jo Gustafson, Jeffrey McMaster, John Shell, Gary Parks, Patty Hite, Sue Hum. NOT PICTURED: Jimmy Hurst. TEACHER: Mrs. Warrick. Third Grades FIRST ROW: Marlene Shodd, Linda Forney, Mary Lou Senior, Kathie Fry, Claudia Ritchey, Patty Hiner, Shirley Westlake, Bernice Chesney. .SECOND ROW: William Koehler, Randall Barnes, Gary Richardson, George Veon, Thomas Holderread, Edward Richardson, Kip Whitmore. THIRD ROW: Daniel MacMillan, Diane Eckstein, Barbara Hanlon, Deborah Gardner, Susan Longabaugh, Patty Bricker, John Deiger. FOURTH ROW: John Mosser, David Mumpire, Raymond Exten, Thomas Carroll, Bruce Hough, Dale Bauman, Lee Swope, Kenneth Blair. TEACHER: Miss Meek. FIRST ROW: Pamela Longabaugh, Debra Coffman, Vicki Gustafson, Dara Kyser, Diane Budd, Maureen Burbick, Susan Wetzel. ' SECOND ROW: Timothy Potts, Jack Kuhlman, Jerry Fitzpatrick, Bradley Hudson, John Ludwig, Chris Munyon, Larry Miller. THIRD ROW: Robert Lipe, Kathy Echard, Melanie Reaggle, Jonelle Carr, Janice Kelley, Terry Rapp, Lester Oesch FOURTH ROW: David James, Albert Hayes, Steven Hill, Robert Newell, Dennis Deatley, David Griggs, Viktor Apinis, Philip Campbell. TEACHER: Mrs. Schaeffer. Third Grades FIRST ROW: Lynne Berryman, Mary Ann Forney, Debra Hepp, Mary Lou Wheeler, Jennifer Orr, Barbara Lipply, Laurel Magill, Martha Hawkins. SECOND ROW: Carl Isaksson, Patrick Grant, John Tharp, Jeffrey Stephens, David Theiss, Richard Schmidt, Alan Smith, Michael Taylor. THIRD ROW: Corrine Berry, Paulette Price, Teresa Morlan Susan Brown, Christine Gela, Kim McKee, Marilee Ritchie, Lynne Weber, Rita Crawford, Kathy Winkel. FOURTH ROW: Joy Logan, Linda Edwards, Peggy Madden, Nancy Long, William Kendall, Alfred Barrow, Darryl Kiehl, William Newell, Mark Young, Edward Cyrus, Williams Stamets. TEACHER: Mrs. May. FIRST ROW: Kassie Jones, Mary Bookwalter, Melissa Henry, Kathi Zellers, Kathy Sue Spanabel, Sue Peterson, Betty Weber, Vicki Johnson. SECOND ROW: Jerry Mead, Thomas Bell, Michael Jugan, Roger Blosser, Jeffrey King, Fred Esenwein, Herman Lehman, James Schmidt. THIRD ROW: Kathleen White, Colleen Lipe, Laura Mamis Rachael Stacy, Diane Russell, Dorothy Flory, Connie Laughlin, Vickie Segesman, Peggy Perrin. FOURTH ROW: Arthur Exten, Kenneth Beck, John Witmer, Robert Dyke, Robert Hum, Rick Lodge, Greg Sponseller, Darla Kunkle, Debbie Swanson, Stephen Rohrer. NOT PICTURED: Barbara Coler. TEACHER: Mrs. Walker. Fourth Grades FIRST ROW: Jerri Bertelsen, Ann Fitzpatrick, Donna Snodgrass, Connie Manley, Connie Tipton, Sandra Kimble, Linda Candel, Vicki Morris. SECOND ROW: Billy Francis, Kenny Floor, Randy Brubaker, David Rice, Dick Kapp, John Lower, Clifford Newell, Dennis Lipely. THIRD ROW: Carol Lipply, Alice Engberg, Wanda Ziegler, Sheryl Zohnd, Susan Souder, Lynn Sponseller, Juanita Price, Beverly Barber. FOURTH ROW: David Oliver, Billy Gray, Joyce Naughton, Norma Chambers, Peggie Reynolds, Velinda Lillie, Doug Rohrer, Michael Bricker, Gary Greg. NOT PICTURED: Bruce Bieshelt, Jimmy Powers, Susan Thiedt. TEACHER: Mrs. Fraysier. FIRST ROW: Karen Gayon, Cindy Merreot, Marjorie Curl, Mary Grace Witmer, Jane Strausbaugh, Deborah Cart- wright, Linda Rapp, Gloria Drotleff. SECOND ROW: Robert McBane, Robert Franket, Mel Blackburn, Tom Crowl, Thomas Nicolette, Larry Scott, Larry Blouir, Timothy Martin. THIRD ROW: Joyce Groff, Darlene Carder, Karen Costanzo, Jean Ward, Carol Schnarrenberger, Wendy Rakocy, Marcia Keller, Jean Richardson, Jayne Jones. FOURTH ROW: Craig Dean, Carl Null, James Hinerman, Fred Steeb, Mary Frankford, Nina Yeager, Patti Maurer, Dennis Weber, Norman Toot, Richard Peterson. NOT PICTURED: Janice Rhodes, Deborah Edling. TEACHER: Mrs. Cyrus. Fourth Grades FIRST ROW: Heather Higham, Patricia Wilms, Patricia Dunn, Linda Cosentino, Karen McGee, Anna Dunbar, Sally Nichelson, Dorothy Custer. SECOND ROW: Dale Williams, Daniel Gatti, Lynn Taylor, Jeffrey Russell, Alan Eckert, Charles Reaggle, Bobby Gamble. THIRD ROW: Norman I-Iusted, Alex Apinis, Bobby Marshall, Craig Robbins, David McGuckin, Robert Tullis, Dan Brode, Garey Schmidt, Jeffrey Howell. FOURTH ROW: Indra Dukats, John Fitzpatrick, Carol Dotson, Tommy Cole, Sharon Nelson, Criss Lamoncha, Cheryl Covert, Charles Robb. TEACHER: Mrs. Clunk. FIRST ROW: Carla Stacey, Denise Rodgers, Cynthia Crook, Doris Randolph, Karen Gosney, Katherine Gatti, Vicki Van Fossan. SECOND ROW: Dick Bott, Bob Woods, Gary Mumpire, Gary Gatti, Marshall Fleming, Gary Burt. THIRD ROW: James Smith, Bruce Oliver, Bill Wining, James Kibler, Kandy Wright, Bob Macklin, Don Custer. FOURTH ROW: Bill Rapp, Bob Hum, Marlene Boston, Aleatha Thomas, Richard Miller, Bob Dailey. NOT PICTURED: Wanda Utkanska, Bob Hooper. TEACHER: Miss Bable. Fgfth Grades FIRST ROW: Patricia Hartman, Carol Ritchie, Ann Houlette, Kathleen Cullen, James Lehman, Roy Jackson, Jack Wenderoth, Robert Eckhardt, Greg Gustafson, Waldo Ross, Greg Eckstein, James Miller, Susan Bowman, Terry Balduff. SECOND ROW: Kathy Barrow, Betty Dunbar, Linda Forney, Connie Rice, Tom Greggs, Arlin Keck, Susan Gasser, Betty Gamble, Karen Weber, Howard Harper, Ricky Roth, Martha Lees. THIRD ROW: Barbara Wise, Cathy Istnick, Deborah Hudson, John Street, Gary Coler, Ricky Noel, Larry Taylor, Joe Scott, Tom Hoover, Tom Miller, David Lehman, Patty Gabe. NOT PICTURED: David Horn. TEACHER: Mrs. Griffiths. FIRST ROW: Susan Renfrew, Suzanne Chesney, Pamela Lipe, Rosa Berchtold, Joanne Lazear, lonnis Sposetta, Linda Perkins, Carol Wolford, Mildred Ziegler, Besty Brown, Dean Stamp. SECOND ROW: George Lynn, Eddie Smith, Gary Tharp, Bill Ward, Jeff Garstick, Bill Gela, Gregg Young, Daniel Gaughan, Ted Suffolk, Gary Miller, Donald Morrison, Tom Smith, Bob Antram. THIRD ROW: Judy Grimes, Nancy Reash, Paula Paul, Elizabeth Crawford, Penny Perrin, Lynn Merrill, Bob Gerner, Gary Schlag, Bill Cyrus. NOT PICTURED: Albert Barber, Tom Golden, Cathy Dalrymple, Wells Koehler. TEACHER: Miss Poulton. F Qfth Grade FIRST ROW: Loeta Hoopes, Marvin Barber, Jim Moser, Dale Taylor, Danny Wickline, Alan Ockerman, David Hughes Tom Hess, Robert Biddle. SECOND ROW: Barbara Gaw, Janice Austin, Marcia Mumpire, Linda Perrott, Linda Barnes, Mary Franklin, Gloria Smith, Susan Forney, Elizabeth Cunningham. THIRD ROW: Donald Randolph, Keith Kyser, Paul Custer, Ray Shodd, Homer Hoffman, William Troyer, Elizabeth Hanlon, Diana Hough, Larry Benner. NOT PICTURED: Joey Fitzpatrick, Roger Hayes, Amy Pancake, Barbara Woods. TEACHER: Mrs. Orr. Special Education Class FRONT ROW: Sandra Simpson, Barbara Tullis, Barbara Garber, Nancy Garber, David Holderread, Danny Lewis. SECOND ROW: Richard Malove, Dennis Smith, Kenneth Pfund, Paul Garber. NOT PICTURED: Christine Raneri, Harry Raneri, Theresa Raneri, Edward Coy. TEACHER: Mrs. Perrin. Sixth Grades FIRST ROW: Beverly Porter, Jennifer Jones, Bill Gamble, Carolyn Bailey, Jackie Wise, Christine Goist, Wreatha Rhodes, Daniel Clark. SECOND ROW: Suzanne Hudson, Dale Detwiler, Lynn Williams, Larry Esterly, Karle Higham, James Kelley, Tom Barnum, James Dunn, Eugene Harmon. THIRD ROW: Jane Browning, Michael Mayer, Mark Hughes, John Newell, Lynnette Carr, Carol Burbick, Norman Edwards, Alfred Ridel, Dennis Balduff. TEACHER: Mr. Mills. FIRST ROW: Dennis Chase, John Sponseller, Terry Morris, William Davis, John Rhodes, Patty Barnes, Ruth Dotson, Gwendolyn Zimmerman. SECOND ROW: Tommy Russell, Linda Shockley, Becky Sacchet, Willa Huffman, Eileen Ohl, Tom McQuistion, Ronnie DeAtley. THIRD ROW: Connie Esterly, Kathy Ritchey, Larry Parks, Russell Bailey, Steve Gayon, Linda Blosser, Ricky Hooper David George, Debbie Hess. TEACHER: Mr. Holderread. Q Sixth Grades FIRST ROW: Karen Echard, Douglas Turnbull, Timothy Kauffman, Charles Nesselrote, Dennis White, Louis Kramer, Gary Shasteen, David Whan, Kathie McNab, Nancy Stephens, Deborah Ruhl, Maria Apinis, Karen Frank. SECOND ROW: Paul Hawkins, Marsha Segesman, Sue Higgins, Harry Dean, Constance Lodge, John Stamets, William Hoover, John Cross, Marla Halverstadt, Jeffrey Maurer, Wayne Simpson. THIRD ROW: Marna Hanna, Rebecca Lindsay, Betty Little, Constance Perrin, Derry Nash, William Mackall, Sandra Leonard, Beverly Coalmer, Jay Dee French, Beverly Holloway. NOT PICTURED: Martha Witmer, Rebecca Lower. TEACHER: Miss Windle. FIRST ROW: David Witt, John Morlan, Dennis Kimble, Terrence Knisley, David Kimble, Ronald Brubaker, Rebecca Lipe, Sandra Stewart, Linda Antram, Marcia Grant, Barbara lsaksson. SECOND ROW: Sandra Snyder, Richard Goist, Donald Hawkins, Galen Nicolette, Michall Detwiler, Robert Noble, Robert Husted, Sherry Rapp, Mary Lou Marshall, Marjorie Way. THIRD ROW: Kristine Snyder, Janelle Brittain, Janet Gregg, Nancy Hum, Donna Cole, Judith Ballintine, David Weber, Robert Exten, Robert Foster, John Dowdle, Bradley Hoffman. 'NOT PICTURED: Pamela Dalrymple, Dean Keck. TEACHER: Miss Switzer. Class of '59 Gloria Adcock - Youngstown Roy Allen - Youngstown U. Sandra Anglemyer - Mrs. Harry Fullerton Noma Antram - Mrs. Neal Draime Paul Austin - College - Ohio U. James Bailey - Hiedelberg College Barbara Bair - Miami U. Barbara Balke - Housewife Paula Biery - Mrs. Charles Miner Jackie Boring - Ohio Wesleyan Arther Campbell - Marietta College Joyce Cross - Military Service - Airforce Tom Crumbacker - Youngstown U. James Culp - Coast Guard Barbara Davis - Kent Sally Davis - Mrs. Robert Mills Carolyn Detwiler - Ohio Wesleyan Jo Ann Ellis - National Rubber Co. - Housewife Jack Fellers - Bowling Green U. Janet Felton - Ryan's Book Store Sheryl Flynn - Amoco Truck Stop Harry Fullerton - Fullerton Ford Agency George Garrod - New Waterford Furniture Bobby Garver - East Fairfield Coal Co. Margy Griffiths - Kent State Richard Hamilton - Home Mary Lou Gurney - Baldwin Wallace Stanley Gurney - Marietta College Barbara Hanna - Mrs. Bob Montgo- mery Sue Hetherington - Mrs. Ray Oberholtzer Sandra Hickman - Youngstown U. Margret Hively - Capital U. Alan Hoffman - Youngstown U. Carolyn Houlette - Mt. Siani Hospital Anna Hughes - Mrs. Paul Faulkner Carol Keck - Heilleberg College Jerry Mollenkopf - Columbiana Engineering Phil Nelson - Baldwin--Wallace Rita Newson - Youngstown U. Carol Oaks - Ohio Wesleyan Ray Oberholtzer - Theron 's Market Mary Oeler - Airline School Uur Alumni James Oesch - Employed Dennis Paulson - Paratroopers Nancy Perrine - Kent George Reaggle - Army Barbara Remias - lsaly's East Palestine Marilyn Rohrer - Housewife - Kresge 's James Rupert - Salem College Robert St. John - Military Service - Navy Howard Sarver - Conkle's Dairy Glenda Shasteen - Mrs. James Gano Jackie Sitler - Mt. Siani Hospital Jack Sitler - Ledger Dick Sullivan - Salem Trade School Don Vignon - Ohio U. Rosali Warner - Baldwin-Wallace John Wilms - Navy Herb Nesselrotte - Smith's Dairy Class of '60 James Ambrose - Kent Mary Jo Arn - Westminister Elizabeth Atkinson - Youngstown U. Arley Barthalow - Army Robert Bender - Ohio State Marjorie Benner - Lehman's Hardware Joyce Beiber - Youngstown U. Stephanie Bookwalter - Smith College Shirley Budd - Military Service Helen Burbick - National Rubber fSecretaryj Dennis Burkey - Manos Theater Betty Camp - Johnny Garneau's Mary Crouse - Johnny Garneau's Ray Detwiler - Kenmore Furniture Factory Dick Daughtery - At Home Alan Douglas - Ohio State Carlyle Elser - Youngstown U. Ronald Franket - Aluminium Foundry Roger Fritch - Youngstown U. James Gano - ASLP Columbiana Leanne Gumey - Ohio State Thomas Haney - Westminister John Harley - Ohio State George Heindle - At Home Autum Hoover - Mount Union Charles Hough - Guterba Construc- tion Co. Thomas Huges - Navy Dennis Hutton - Navy Judy Jessop - Ohio State Delores Johnson - At Home Robert Karcher - At Home Lucille Keylor - Ohio State William Knotts Jr. - Carnegie University, Pitt. Judy Koehler - Humbolt Institute Richard Kolcum - Col.EnterpriseCo David liston - Stackhouse Old 's Youngstown Leland Mackall - Youngstown U. Patricia Macklin - At Home Judy Marshall - Baldwin-Wallace - Fairview Hospital Joseph McBenn - Youngstown U. Sandra McBane - Milligan College Kathryn McCarty - Ohio University Bernard Naughton - Naughton's Plumbing Dennis Perkins - Army Robert Pine - Marietta College Carol Price - Union Bank Raymond Puscher - Oer's Woodcraft Co. Larry Reed - Youngstown U. Rebecca Reese - Mrs. Robert Mc- Murray Betty Rhodes - Reichert's Furniture Store Gary Ritchie - Army Karen Ritchie - Smith's Furniture Store James Romeo - AAZLP Columbiana Leona Saxton - Goshen Indiana - College Jean Sitler - Kent State Gary Sloan - Salem School of Technology Grant Sloan - Painting Larry Snyder - New Castle Bus. College Carol Souder - National Rubber Co. Philip Swope - Youngstown U. Dave Turnbull - Sunoco Art Toot - Pine Sally Way - Alleghany U. , Pa. Gerald Wilhelm - Capitol U. Patty Williamson - Secretary Gerry Wise - Hospital James Yoder - City Service Gas Station . 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FIRESTONE STORES R, S, MCCULLOCH CO, HA LDI SHOE STORE MERIT SHOE STORE HANSELL'S G, C, MURPHY CO, HEDDLESTON 'S PHARMACY NATIONAL FURNITURE THE OHIO EDISON CO, J, C, PENNEY CO, PEOPLES SERVICE DRUG SALEM APPLIANCE THE SALEM NEWS SCHWARTZHS SEARS, ROEBUCK gc CO, DANIEL E, SMITH, JEWELER W, L, STRAIN CO, STROUSS -HIRSHBERG'S F, C, TROLL, IEWELER MINETT IEWELER C OMPLIMEN TS OF COLUMBIANA FOUNDRY COMPANY AND EMPLOYEES Everybody loves a graduate . . .and you know why? ? '? You're so exuberant! At no other time do we find such vitality, such free thinking, such hopeful ambition! Please don't lose it. . . these things, mingled with a little quiet understanding that don't ALWAYS turn out the Way you want them, can make you something special! It's what this 'ltired old World l needs. . . that vitality of spirit that lifts every one along with it. . .paves the way for independent intelligent thinking, instead of doing things the way they've always been done. We don't mean by this that you drive through every road block along the way. . .just that you remember not to STOP. . . you can still drive around it! So keep giving it, graduate . . .vitality. . .everybody loves it! Mc KELVEY'S C ompliments of BERG'S BRETZELS, INC. Manufacturers of Dan Dee Pretzels and Potato Chips Cheese Corn, Noodles, Waves, French Fried Corn and Corn Twisties. Leetonia, Ohio Phone: HAzel 7-Zlll HAzel 7-2112 L Compliments of REASH IMPLEMENTS C olumbiana , Ohio Congratulations to Clas s of 19 61 THE COLUMBIANA MOTOR CO Sale s and Service 140 East Park Avenue Columbiana, Ohio C ompliments of COLUMBIANA TRACTOR SALES JOHN C. ELDER AND SON TRACTOR Columbiana, Ohio Phone: IV 2-2433 Compliments of COREY OIL CO. f ' - 3 'WZLX1 5' .1 fv , UW , EN- 0 is Distribution Shell Oil Products Rt. 14 Columbiana, Ohio HEC KS RESTAURANT We Cater To Parties Columbiana, Ohio Compliments of ROSS'S LAKE FRONT GOLF Golf Driving Range Miniature Golf Baseball Range Fros- T Whip C olumbiana , Ohio C ompliment s of the W. NASH COMPANY East Palestine, Ohio To the Class of 1961 Congratulations and Keep Learning NORTHEAST OHIO MACHINE BUILDERS, INC Serving the Metals and Forests Products Industries 330 North Main Street Columbiana, Ohio Compliments of BURBICK REALTY Congratulations to the Class of 1961 A WISE Man Invests I-Iis Money in a HOME! ALUMINUM AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION Telephone IV Z-2573 Columbiana, Ohio Decorated Compliments of Birthday and Wedding Cakes Fresh P t ' dB d OLENIK MANUFACTURING as nes an rea COMPANY The C olumbiana , Ohio COLUMBIANA BAKERY 318 South Main Street Columbiana, Ohio Phone: IV 2-2545 Congratulations , Seniors Compliments of STRATTON'S RESTAURANT NATIONAL RUBBER MACHINERY COMPANY Delicious Home Cooked Food Columbiana, Ohio Columbiana, Ohio Congratulations to the Class of 1961 YOUTH AND THE WORLD There is many a battle that's yet to be won, There is many a glorious deed to be done. The world is still young! For the youth at its door There are tasks some shall do never dreamed of before. It is not an old world, worn and wrinkled and gray, lt's a world that is being reborn every day. EDGAR A. GUEST STROUSS-HIRSHBERGS Compliments of EDGAR BELL Best Wishes for the Class of '61 Well Drilling and Pump Service RUTH EXCAVATING Deming Pumps Backhoe, Hi-Lift, and Dump R. D. +142 Phone: IV Z-4000 Truck Service Columbiana, Ohio Columbiana, Ohio Ph. :IV Z-403 6 N Compliments of MANOS THEATER Compliments of RALPH'S CAB COMPANY Columbiana, Ohio Phone: IV Z-4280 WELKER'S SERVICE Phone: KI 9-912.2 Corner Rts. 165 and 7 North Lima, Ohio FLOYD WELKER, Owner Compliments of FRANCIS OESCH Backhoe Service New Springfield, Ohio ISALY 'S Columbiana , Ohio Compliments of JOHN AND DALE KAMPHER'S TEXACO SERVICE Compliments of GWEN-GARY NURSERY Columbiana, Ohio Phone: IV Z-2662 Compliments of KAUFFMAN REALTY Compliments of COUGHLINS COFFEE SHOP Columbiana, Ohio Compliments of PEG OLMSTEAD'S BEAUTY SHOP Columbiana, Ohio Phone: VI 2.-4175 Compliments of THE VALLEY GOLF CLUB To Relax and Enjoy Life-- Try Golfing Prop. - ART ROHRER Advertise in The Clipper! ! ! An ad in the school yearbook brings the name of your busi- ness into the homes of this community not for just one Week, but for many years. Compliments of DALE E. YOUNG Quality Homes Congratulations to the Class of 1961 MR. AND MRS. CLIFFORD ORR A Congratulations ARTHUR WHAN Class of '61 EXCAVATING AND SEPTIC PERES TANKS INSTALLATION DAIRY CONE Leetonia, Ohio HAze17-6030 Compliments of IDLE HOUR RESTAURANT Specializing in Fried Chicken North Lima, Ohio COLUMBIANA LEDGER Serving the Biggest Little Town in Ohio Phone: IVanhoe 2-3623 Compliments of WISLER FARM EQUIPMENT Leetonia IV 2-4960 Compliments of AL'S ORCHARD R Sr J' ASHLAND SERVICE 601 North Main Street Columbiana, Ohio WM. F. STARK IV 2-2505 Compliments of DONBAR'S MARKET 215 West Park Ave. Call IV 2-2724 Compliments of KYSER'S LANES West Railroad Street Phone: IV 2-9496 Compliments of BOARDMAN PIZZA SHOP Boardman, Ohio Phone: SKyline 8-3921 Compliments of SITLERS FLOWERS Where You Get S811-I Green Stamps East Park Avenue IV 2-4353 VIRGINIA'S BEAUTY SI-IOPPE Artistic Hair Styling VIRGINIA BARR, Prop. Columbiana, Ohio Phone: IV 2-4414 Compliments of WILIVLAJS BEAUTY SHOP 217 South Main Street Columbiana, Ohio IV 2-4775 Owner: WILMA EVERSOLE Compliments of PEOPLE'S LUMBER CO. Columbiana, Ohio Compliments of FERGUSON'S MARKET Route 7 Compliments of COLUMBIANA ENGINEERING CO. ll East Salem Street Columbiana, Ohio l BRITTAIN MOTORS Chevrolet and Pontiac Sales and Service East Palestine, Ohio Compliments of PHOTO SERVICE AND SUPPLY 22 South Main Street Columbiana, Ohio DON YOUNG Compliments of GILMORE'S AMOCO SERVICE 243 North Main Street Columbiana, Ohio Phone: IV 2-9407 RURAL SUPPLY at Middleton, Ohio Phone: IV 2-4821 General Hardware - Fence Compliments of SNEDDON INSURANCE AGENCY 490 Columbia Street Leetonia, Ohio Compliments of MARGARE T 'S BEAU TY SHOP Compliments of C OL UMB IANA CYLINDER GRINDING Compliments of KOCH MOTOR COMPANY ED HERRON Food Distributor Pretzels 1401 S. Lincoln Ave. Phone: ED 7-3394, Salem, Ohio STAHL'S Coal and Builders Supplies Columbiana, Ohio Phone: IV 2-3326 W. . SUTHERINS SUNOCO Best ishes to Clippers CALVIN'S SERVICE Columbiana, Ohio STATION Es- 43 Compliments of KIEHL DIESEL SERVICE Fairfield Avenue Columbiana, Ohio Phone: IV 2-2383 MORROW'S TV SERVICE Service Is Our Business Columbiana, Ohio Phone: IV 2-2600 Compliments of HILLS FLOWERS North Lima Compliments of JOHNSON'S PIE SHOP Compliments of J' Sr E RECORD SHOP Compliments of BECK'S FLOOR COVERING Lisbon Road Columbiana, Ohio IV 2-2909 We invite you to entertain your afternoon or evening card club at no extra charge, JOHNNY GARNEAU'S RESTAURANT AND SMORGASBORD On Rt, '7 at Turnpike Interchange No. 16 Daily 4:00 PM Till 10:00 PM, Sunday 12100 Noon Till 10:00 PM - Phone: KI 9-3746 - North Lima, Ohio Compliments of THE COLUMBIANA PIZZA SHOP 10 North Main Street Phone: IV 2-2302 Open 5 PM to Midnight Compliments of CHURCHFIELD DRUG STORE Congratulations and Good Luck anis to the Class of 1961 C. F. ESENWEIN single' Compliments of CRAWFORD EQUIPMENT COMPANY For Over 40 Years Our Only Business Has Been PRINTING For Quality, Service and Price. Call FISHER PRINTING East Park Ave . IV 2-4463 CONKLE FARM DAIRY Pasteurized Dairy Products Holstein - Friesian Cattle Phone GL 7-2018 New Waterford, Ohio FALLOT ALUMINUM PRODUCTS CO, On Route 7 in Middleton Security Storm Windows and Doors Alumaroil Awnings IV 2-2000 COLUMBIANA SHOE REPAIR SHOP 12 North Main Street Speedy, Dependable Work While - U - Wait RENE HAIRDRESSING SALON If your hair is not becoming to you-- then you should be coming to me. Individual attention is assured to every CUSTOMER, Call for day or evening appointments Columbiana IV 2-2089 R,F,D, 2 Compliments of FREEMAN'S Jewelry - Gifts Keepsake Diamonds 238 Main Street Leetonia, Ohio Compliments of LUCILLE'S BEAUTY SHOP Fairfield School Road Columbiana IV 2-2905 Owner: LUCILLE RIDEL TODD INSURANCE AGENCY Dial IV 2-3616 Columbiana, Ohio Compliments of CERNI PONTIAC SALES Columbiana, Ohio NEW WATERFORD FURNITURE COMPANY New Waterford, Ohio Phone GLendale 7-2214 CRAWFORD'S MARKET Friendly Service Since l9ll Phone: IV 2-3315 FITZPATRICK'S Good Clothing for Men and Women Columbiana, Ohio Compliments of MOWEN CLEANERS Next to Plaza Columbiana, Ohio Phone: IV 2-3370 Compliments of YOUNG'S TAVERN Columbiana, Ohio THE S. 8zH. COMPANY Wholesale Candy and Cigarettes Salem, Ohio Phone: ED 7-9122 HELEN KOCH LUEK Piano Instruction Popular - Classical - Theory Affiliated Teacher of Sherwood Music School - Chicago, Ill. Compliments of MARKAY 555-Sl. OO Open for Service Compliments of WELSH MOTORS Phone KI 9-3547 145 N. Boardman St. New Springfield, Ohio BATTERY SERVICE CO. CARL S. KELLER Westinghouse Appliances Ph. IV 2-4225 Columbiana, Ohio BURKHART'S SPORTING GOODS Union St. Ext. Columbiana, Ohio Phone: IV 2-4333 K ' CLINE'S RESTAURANT Routes 14 and 46 Columbiana, Ohio Best Wishes, Class of '61 .IIM'S BARBER SHOP 14 South Main Street Columbiana, Ohio my For Farm Buildings or Industrial Buildings See or Call JOHN MORRIS R. D. ffl North Lima, Ohio Phone: KI 9-2743 af TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY 9 The WorId's Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made M3 M 09 y Q35 QW W M W WMM KfkWM'WMt Um ,zap My Q 2? Bull 'Pf,,,WL g,p9 J my Q Wy! W wif WWW ff ZQMW MMM QWQQWWW EMQW W www X 5:53 W W MQQQM fi iw? M M My M Ya bf WMQW 0252 MVWMQ iff 6 QW xi QM WWW C3201 WWW fyvff QJv 623 Q WMM ,Q WSW 722 U MW wwyaijw E qcwuhvmwy QMJW We QMJJ A Z Sy Zfwwgog Qxkwmw W vw? W gfvgffff GHQEW lg fi 0134 , id 5 M WM W W if Q yjYf'VBjjD M f oe ,QQ iw W JW Xi? Q JE? 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