Columbiana High School - Clipper Yearbook (Columbiana, OH)

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W. In 1959 the doors ofC. H. S. opened on a completely bewildered and awe-stricken group of young people who were then regarded as the lowest form of life in Columbiana High. Because we were made of stern stuff we survived Freshman initiation with few injuries and then elected Tim Smith as our president. Under his leadership we executed many fund raising projects, our main one being our fantastic, fantabulous New Year's Eve dance, Thus, began the history of the class of '63, In the fall of '60 we returned again to the halls of C. H. S. , maybe a little wiser and certain ly a little more sure of ourselves. Under the leadership of our able president Jim Longsworth we started looking ahead and acquired a sizable bank account from the proceeds of our many pro- jects. The fall of '61 found us breathlessly awaiting the most funfilled year of our high school ca- reer. We had now advanced to the rank ofluniorsl We elected Tim Smith as our president and under his leadership we set forth upon a very busy year. Our first big venture was managing the Junior Stand at football and basketball games. Around Christmas time came a most anxiously awaited event--the arrival of our class rings. Next came Harvey, our terrific class playg close on its heels the closing event of our junior year--the Junior-Senior Prom entitled Alice's . Wonderland. This was the culmination of our entire year's efforts and was one of the most beautiful proms Columbiana will ever see. At last '62 found us high and mighty Seniors, First on our agenda was the revenging of our own humiliating Freshman initiation. Then with Mr. Barton and Mr. Ossoff as our advisors and Tom Pfund as our president we traversed our final year, the main accomplishment being our an- nual. The entire class was kept busy gathering material to help make it a success. The Beacon also kept many Seniors occupied. Our class play, George Washington Slept Here, presented early in November under the direction of Mrs. Alfred Swanson was a huge success. Finally the closing event of our high school career arrived--graduation. Graduation had a double meaning. Although it signified the end of one era in our lives, it also heralded the beginning of a new era, one which was bound to be filled with greater achievements, sadness and we hope, of coursc, greater happiness for all. .Adwar-

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7041! RICK ALTOMARE wills his Republican friends the Democratic Platform. CARL ANTRAM be- stows his position as a Senior to brother Howard--if he can make it. DENNIS BAILEY leaves his public speaking ability to Mrs. Ferrall. BETTIE JEAN BARBER bestows her ability to speak Ger- man to Brian Arbuckle. SUSAN AND SANDY BARNES leave as they arrived, together. LEE BAU- MAN leaves his huge Metropolitan to Mr. Ossoff. RALPH BELL leaves with his good old tooth- picks. GARY BLOSSER wills the Cleveland Indians to anyone who can stand them. NANCY BOW- MAN endows to Mrs. Gloss her ability to distinguish the difference between aspirin and Exlax. DALE CHAMBERS wills his reddish hair to Mike Grant. JOAN CRAWFORD leaves her position as the first girl to take mechanical drawing at C. H. S. to the second girl nutty enough to attempt it. TED DETWILER leaves his love of Chevrolets to David Henry Hanna. SUE DICKENS leaves her early arrival at school to the janitors. MARY DREW wills her mature beautiful singing voice to Midge Rhodes. ROBERT DREW leaves his boat to anyone who can get it out of the Industrial Arts Shop. DENNIS DREXLER wills his football talents to Aubrey Shoemake. BILL FIRESTONE bestows his quiet personality to Paul Brower. SCOTT FULLERTON endows his sarcasm to Leodis Case. BEVERLY GANTLEY leaves her title of most popular to Mr. Gloss. PATTY GASKILL wills her hair lightener to Linda Swanson. LARY GEORGE leaves his first two names to David Scott. GRACE GLOSS wills her ability to get along with the boys so well behind her father's back to Marcia Knotts. JOHN GOLDEN AND JOHN HERRON will their talent for en- tertainment to Joe Wojtecki. DARLENE GRIFFITH endows her height to Lynn Davis who needs it. LEE HANNA leaves his title of class wit to Mr. Barton. TERRY HENDERSON wills his height to Jack Hawkins. BOB HICKS leaves his love of C. H. S. to Leetonia. GERALD HIMES just leaves Good Luck! SAM HOFFMAN leaves his polo ability to the C. H. S. Polo Team. DICK HOMAN wills his uranium mine at Franklin Square to Mr. Strausbaugh. JANE HUTTER bestows her re- served personality to Betts Davies. BOB JOHNSON bestows his ability to dance to Hide 'N GO SEEK to James Hawkins. JERRY JUSTICE leaves his furious temper to Mrs. Jackson. SUZANNE KARCHER wills her position as head majorette to Jerry Wining. CARL KELLY wills his curly hair to Joanne Coy. FRANK KELLY wills the Confederate flag to President Kennedy. JERRY KIMBLE leaves his part of the nest to Jerry Smith. JIM KOEHLER leaves C. H. S. the largest athletic medical bill in its history. JULIE LANDSBERGER leaves her ability to speak German to Mr. Warner in Govern- ment Class to anyone who has the nerve. CAROL LINDSAY leaves her job of working in the of- fice to James Browning. JEFF LINDSAY wills his position as bright boy in physics and chem- istry to Richard Pine. DAVID LIPELY wills his authentic rocket site in New Waterford to NASA. LINDA MCBANE wills her quiet ways to Mr. Ossoff. DALE MCGEE leaves--being the only 1963 boy to take Spanish. VIRGINIA MACKLIN wills her neat hair to Mary Ruth Walker. KEN MAH- LER leaves his ability to go with one girl all thru school to Alan Scullion. DENNIS MUNTEAN wills his love of horses to Mrs. Merrill. DALE MURPHY leaves his athletic ability to Richard Frankfort. TERRY NIGHTINGALE wills his swimming ability to Lloyd Bridges. RANDELL OESCH leaves his difficult pronounced name to Ronnie Jones. JUDY PERES wills her ability to work in homeroom to next year's Seniors. LINDA PERRINE wills her bicycle to Sandy Arbuckle. GAIL SPANABEL leaves--with Leon right behind her. SANDY STAHL bestows her soft sooth- ing voice to Diane Lindsay. KATHY THOMAS leaves her green hair to Lorraine Hamilton. HERB WARD leaves the bass drum to Mike Detwiler. PENNY WHITE endows her acting ability to Mrs. Liston. JUDGE WYATT wills his job at Wells' to Glen Churchfield. DAGMAR ZAVADIL leaves her position in the alphabet to Jim Altomare. TOM PFUND wills the position of having to look up to his classmates to David Kyser. MARY REMIAS wills her. naturally blonde hair to Geri Hess. SANDRA RITCHEY wills her pleasant cute smile to Mr. DeTunno. TONY ROSS wills his golfing ability to Bill Smith. NANCY ROWLAND wills her saxophone to ANYONE who wants it, STANLEY RUPERT leaves his soft voice to Barry Logan. DICK SIMPSON wills his late model car to Fred Gosney. TIM SMITH leaves his ability to write impromptu themes to Gary Romeo.