Columbiana High School - Clipper Yearbook (Columbiana, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1964 volume:

,.,,,,...... ,.-.......N1f.,1:?-.fa-n ,ew THE SENIOR CLASS of COLUMBIANA HIGH SCHOOL Presents Q T!-IE 1964 CLI Barbara Gerlach, Editor-in-Chiefg Eddie Miller, Chief Business Managerg John C. Barton, Faculty Advisor r ,js , .f Y To Mr. Ossoff: He's large in stature but Gentle in manner. He's gruff in voice but Kind in heart. He took his life in his hands to teach us to drive. He scared the devilment out of us and the algebra into us. He's more than a teacher, He is a friend. He proved false the adage Good things always come in small packages. Mr. Ossoff -- He's an a1l right people. The Senior Class of 1964 in --ny.- N'-. it A N RK i fx X X. X, ' I Q I Q Xi A ' if-:,. .4911 . 4 ' f f . '- 1 'F3r'5?J-'f9'fL 'M 'V'?:59'9f!.'v?f:'4! '5'AF3f fE5Q1-2af 1' '- - M 55 ,ff CUL TY ,,. BOARD OF EDUCJZYHON .M STANDING: Stanley Yeager: Willard Ferralls Dale Young, Vice Presidents D. W. Bailey. SITTING: Wilder Foertch, Clerk: Richard Reashs Paul Wilms, President. ADMINIQIPNFON W. G. GLOSS D. W. BAILEY Principal of High School Superintendent of Schools Duquesne - B, S, Ohio State ' B. S. , M. E. University of Pittsburgh - M. E. RAYMOND COLE Principal of Elementary School Kent State - M.E. DORIS SCHMIDT BETH BENDER HARRIETT HOKA NS ON FACULTY OOLUMBIGNAJUNIOIZAND QENIOIZ I-HGH serve: Soc. Sci.: German WALDO WARD, B,S, , Geneva: M,S, , Kent: Soc. Sci.: Track Coach ELDON STRAUSBAUGH, B,S, , Manchester: M.S. Westminster: Adv. Math: Science ELEANOR ROLLER, B,S, , Wittenberg: Soc, Sci.: Phys. Ed. THEADORE OSSOFF, B,S, , Westminster: M, S., Westminster: Mathematics VICTOR MOISIO, B,S, , Ohio U.: Industrial Arts MARTHA MERRILL, B,S,, Ohio State: Spanish: English KATHERINE MCMAHON, B,S, , Youngstown U. 5 History CARRIE KEYLOR, B,S, , Youngstown U. 3 Home Ec FERNE JACKSON, B,S, and M,S,, Kent: Commer cial ROBERT HUTTON, B,S,, Mt. Union: Biology: Chemistry ROBERT GESSLER, B,A, , Youngstown U.: Social Science: English GEORGE FISHER, B. S. , Ohio State: M. S. , West- minster: Coach: Phy. Ed. MARGARET FERRALL, B.S. , Wittenberg: M.S. , Kent: Latin: Public Speaking BRUCE FEICHT, B.S. , Mt. Union: Arithmetic: Coach FACIJUY - OOLUMBWNAJUNIORJAND QENIOIZ HIGH ffzx 3. ' -- x. 'IR 2-r i. CATHRYNE ESENWEIN, B. A, , Ohio Wesleyan, English HELEN ELSER, B, S, , Youngstown U.: English, Typing FEDORA DeTUNNO, B, S. , Youngstown U. 5 M, S., Westministerg Social Sci., Physical Sci., Guid- ance RICHARD BERRYMAN, B.S., Ohio State, Coach, Science,g Mech. Dr. JOHN BARTON, B.S. , Ohio State, Science CATHERINE BAIR, B,S, , Battle Creek, English PAUL ARNOLD, B.S. and M,S, , Pittsburgh, Mathe- matics THELMA ANDERSON, B.A, , Youngstown U.g English CAROL SCHOENHARD, M.M., Cleveland Inst. of Music, Ch. M. , M. B., Ohio Wesleyan, Vocal Music ALEXANDRA NAN, B.S. , Youngstown U., Art MILDRED LISTON, B,A,, Mt. Uniong Librarian CHARLES S, LINN, B.S. , Grove City, M,E,, Pitts- burgh U.g Guidance DALE E, GUCHEMAND, B,M, , Youngstown U., M.M. , Nandercook Inst. of Music, Instrumental Music RUTH GLOSS, R, N, , Washington Hospital, Wash- ington Pa., Health Nurse ANN BECK, B,E, , Kent, Speech Therapy FACULJY OOLUMBFANA SCHOOL MARGARET BRUNGARD, First Grade SARA CHURCHFIELD, Fifth Grade MAXINE CLARK, Kindergarten ETHEL CLUNK, Fourth Grade MARJORIE DeTUNNO, Second Grade DORIS DOWD, First Grade GLADYS FRENCH, Fourth Grade GEORGANNE GELTZ, Second Grade MARGARET GRIFFITHS, Fifth Grade ARNO HOLDERREAD, Sixth Grade ELVA HUFFMAN, First Grade BEVERLY LUNGER, Third Grade EDGAR MAY, Sixth Grade JUANITA MAY, Third Grade MILDRED MILLER, Second Grade JACK MILLS, Fifth Grade CAROLYN ORR, Sixth Grade ELLEN PERRIN, Special Education KATHRYN PINE, First Grade VIRGINIA REASH, Fourth Grade MILDRED RICH, Fourth Grade MARY ROHRER, Third Grade OLIVE TOOT, Fifth Grade SARA WALKER, Third Grade GEORGETTE WARNER, Vocal Music MIRIAM WARRICK, Second Grade JANET WEBER, Spanish ALBERTA WINDLE, Sixth Grade QVXFF FIRST ROW, SEATED: Evelyn Strausbaugh, Grace Austin, Irene Zellers, Rose Antram, Doris Goist. SEC- OND ROW, STANDING: Hulda Evans, manager, Bea Price, Grace Macklin, Katherine Berchtold, Mildred Lipply. WUQVXFF HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING Jerry Coulter, Edward Unger, Thomas Hamilton I - s DIXON SCHOOL SOUTH SIDE SCHOOL Don Geiger, Tom Pfund Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Brubaker lm - 'N .9 - . ' 441: ff.-KF.'P-'NgLn4f'.g. f,34e qw - -S-wa:f gl--'fwiif-Sifiiiki 2 ' A ,., np v-5,1 , , 1 ' . Q 4,TfR.1.f.g5M.l3j,q-,lui H 'Fig . J-, 'F ' i'!.K:.'41: . ..---Q-::....,'--: u '.' y -,ML - tl-0 .qn:.. 'ZT'::.-.--Mqqwun X I 5 rx N, 1.25, f' ..G N . ' :Ryu -- mm kzxwqji! vb mir-wxfmmQM,,,,m Z x S . !i1'?UlVUK 'ii Sv 'lhfv WILLIAM BRIAN ARBUCKLE - Brian Just an all-around good fellow. Football 1, 2, 3, Captain 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Torch Club Officer 1, Hi-Y 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Junior Play 3, Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3, Boys' State 3, Annual Special Pages 4, Class Officer 1,4, Senior Play. LLOYD BARBER - Pete I take life easy and find it quite worthwhile Torch Club 2. RICHARD BARNES - Rich There are two sides to every story: mine and the wrong one. Football l, 3,4, Track 3,4. BARBARA ELLEN BAUMAN - Barb Music is one of my loves . . . Band l,2, 3,4, Chorus 4, Tri-Hi-Y 1, National Honor Society 3, 4, Scholarship Team 1,2, 3, Buckeye Girls' State 3, County Band 1, 2, 3, State Solo and Ensemble Contest 1, 3. BETTIE JANE BEVAN 1 Bettie She has made herself popular by her sweet and winning disposition. Band 1,2, 3,4, Tri-Hi-Y 1, Scholarship Team 1, Senior Play. THOMAS LEE BOOKWALTER - Bookie He will succeed for he believes all he says Football 1, 2, 3,4, Basketball l,2, Torch Club 1, Hi-Y 4, Student Council Officer 4, Junior Play 3, Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3, National Honor Society 4, Senior Play. JOHN I. BRODE - Jack Studies are the least of my worries Torch Club 1, 2, Hi-Y 3, Senior Play. PAUL W, BROWER - Browser What a pity to be born.a rascal and be handicapped with a conscience Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, Hi-Y 4, Annual Special Pages, Photography Committee, Weight Lifting 1, 2, 3. KENMAR MANUFACTURING COMPANY This page sponsored by ' 'Y S' 'luv' lr' 'Tf' CHRISTINE LYNN BROWN - Chris A charming girl with a charming personality Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, 35 F,T,A, 35 Nurses' Aid 25 Student Council 45 Class Officer 45 Beacon Staff 45 Class Officer 3. RONALD ALAN BURBICK - Mike He who invented work should have finished it Basketball 1,25 Torch Club 1,25 Hi-Y 35 Jr. Play 3. TATE ARTHUR BURKHART - Tater Quiet and innocent looking, but so is dynamite some times Football 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 25 Torch Club 15 Hi-Y 25 Class Officer, Pres. 45 Alt. to Boys' State5 National Honor Society 4. MICHAEL F, CAMPBELL - Mike Why let the devil have all the fun? Let us go forth Track 3,45 Torch Club 1,25 Hi-Y 3,45 Football 3,45 Projectionist 2, 3,45 Annual staff 45 Class Reporter 1. LEODIS CASE - Lee What should a man do but be merry GLEN ALTON CHURCHFIELD - Glen No matter what is said or done when Glens around its always fun Band 1, 2, 3,45 Torch Club 1, 25 Hi-Y 45 Junior Play5 Beacon 45 Scholarship 1,25 Class Officer 35 All-Ohio Boys' Band 35 Am. Legion Essay 1,25 County Band 3,45 Dance Band 2, 3, 45 Senior Play5 National Honor Society 4 GRACE Tl-IERESA CLARK- Grace She has as many friends as those who know her Mixed Chorus 1,25 Cheerleader 15 Football Home- coming Attendant 45 Tri-Hi-Y l,2, 35 Officer 1, 35 Nurses' Aid 35 Jr. Play 35 Beacon Staff5 Scholarship Team 1,35 World Affairs Institute5 Class Officer 2, 3, 45 Girls' State Alt.5 Jr. Class Business Manager5 Senior Play5 National Honor Society 4. ROBERT PAUL CLINE - Bob Three things I'll miss most about school5 June, July, and August This page sponsored by KENMAR MFG. COMPANY A. , lil if I . THOMAS COPE - Tucker All you have to do is see the grin, to Think of some mischief Tucker is in. Football l,2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, Track 2, 3,4, Projec - tionist 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 1, Senior Play. DOUGLAS MAC CORBAN - Doug With the world before me, I can find lots of mischief or good. Band 1, Projectionist 1,2, Student Council 1, Beacon Staff, Assistant Circulation Manager, Annual Staff 2. HELEN JOYCE COY - Helen There is nothing like fun, is there? Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3,4, Tri-Hi-Y l,2, Junior Play, Home Economics Club 2, 3, Pep Club 3. SUSAN MAE CRAWFORD - Susan Always pleasant, always happy, never cross, never snappy. Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, 3, 4, Officer 2, Librarian 3,4, Beacon Staff, Senior Play. ELIZABETH DAVIES - Betts Peppy, laughing, full of fun, better sport you'll find in none. Tri-l-li-Y l,2,4, Junior Play , Beacon Staff, Home Eco- nomics Club 1, Class Officer 1, Treasurer. LYNN MARIE DAVIS - Bug Sweet things come in small packages - but so does dynamite. Tri-Hi-Y l,2, 3, 4, Junior Play, Beacon Staff, Proof- reader, Pep Club 2, 3, Spanish Club 3, Senior Play. PATRICIA EILEEN DOWD - Pat Small in stature but large in heart. Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, 3,4, Officer 3, Librarian 4, Beacon Staff, Home Economics Club 1,2, Senior Play. WILBERT ERNEST DYKE - Super Truck He doesn't mind coming to school, but with a car he'd rather fool. Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3,4, Weight Lifting 2, Torch Club 1, Junior Play, Senior Play. Sponsored by MILLER S FURNITURE 3 n- 'PO' in Nga X is an FQ? -A Lf iiii is Sl-IERRY ELLEN EDDY - Sher A bundle of activity with personality thrown in. Girls' Basketball 3, Girls' Track 3, Football Homecoming Queen, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Librarian 1,2, 8, 4, Nurses' Aid 2, 3, Jr. Play, Annual Staff, Assistant Editor, Senior Play. RODNEY A, EDWARDS - Red If wild times were such a crime, Red would be serving his term. Torch Club 1, 2, Junior Play. JILL FULLERTON - Jill She's always willing to do what is asked of her. Tri-Hi-Y 4, Nurses' Aid 2, Junior Play, Beacon staff, Home Ec. Club 2, Senior Play. THOMAS WILLIAM GANTZ - Tom There are a lot of pleasures in life, and I'm seeking them all. Torch Club 1, 2, Hi-Y 3, 4, Projectionist 2, Junior Play, Golf Team 2, 3, 4. BARBARA RUTH GERLACH - Barb To tell of Barbara takes one line, to worry is a waste of time. Band 1, 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, Scholarship Team 3, Prince of Peace Contest 2, 4, Annual Editor, Class Officer 2. VIRGINIA A, GERNER - Ginny Virginia is quiet but her friends all say, she is jolly in her own quiet way. Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, Junior Play, Home Ec. Club 1,2, 3,4, Senior Play. DAVID C, GOIST - Gravy He who loves not wine, women and song remains a fool his whole life long. Football 1, 2, 3, Manager 4, Basketball 1, Manager 2, 3, 4, Torch Club 1, 2, F,T.A, 2, 3,4, Hi-Y 3,4, Student Council, Annual Special Pages, Spanish Club 3, National Honor Society 4, Senior Play. FRED GOSNEY - Fred If girls interfere with work, quit work. Football 1,2, 3,4, Basketball 1,2, 3,4, Track 1,2, 3,4, Senior Play. This page sponsored by KENMAR MFG, COMPANY 'Kgs 7--' uv '-TJ' NANCY LOUISE GRAY - Nancy Nothing is the matter as long as she can chatter. Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, F, T, A, 2, 3,4, Librarian 1, Junior Play, Beacon Staff News Editor, Alternate to Girls's State, Annual, G,A,A, 1,2, 3, Pep Club 1,2, Senior Play. INTA GRINS - Inta What is one's comfort and inspiration is anothers jest and scorn Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Basketball Homecoming Queen, Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, 3, 4, F,T,A, 2, Nurses' Aid 2, 3,4, Stu- dent Council 2, Junior Play, Beacon Staff, Class Officer 2, Chariman of Trip Fund 2, 3, 4, American Legion Essay Contest 3, Senior Play. CHARLES HARLEY - Chuck I believe in work but I'm not in favor of it Band 1,2, 3,45 F,T,A, 4, Hi-Y 4, All-Ohio Boys' Band 1, 2, 3, County Band 2, 3, Dance Band 1, 2, 3, 4. ROBERTA LYNN I-IARROLD - Lynn Worthy friend, likeable, and neat, Unassuming, reliable and sweet. G,A, A, 2, Football Homecoming Attendant, Tri-I-li-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, F, T, A, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Play, Beacon Staff, Annual Assistant Editor, Class Officer 2, Senior Play. JAMES HAWKINS - Jim All things work together for good to them that love God F, T.A, 2, 3, Junior Play, Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3, Jun- ior Prom, Senior Play. ELVA JEAN HAZEL - Elva Jean Gaze not upon her for she will giggle Mixed Chorus 2, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Senior Play. DOUGLAS HICKMAN - Shorty I was once caught studying Football 1,2, Senior Play. THOMAS CHARLES HOKANSON - Tom Grow angry slowly, there is plenty of'time Torch Club 1, 2, Hi-Y 3, Beacon Staff. This page sponsored by KENMAR MANUFACTURING COMPANY MARCIA LEE HOLLOWAY - Marcia A mischievous gal of the feminine sex, never can tell what she'll say next. Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, Nurses' Aid 3, Junior Play Committee, Beacon Staff 4, Home Ec. Club 1,2, Pep Club 1, 2. HENRY DUANE HUGHES - Butch Never ask for what you have the power to earn. Football 3,4, Torch Club l,2, Hi-Y 3,4, Weight Lifting 2, 3, 4. KENNETH GEORGE HUK - Kenny Ken usually has little to say but faithfully does his work each day. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3, World Affairs Conference 3, ,Dance Band 1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 4. KATHRYN ANN HUTTON - Kathy 'A smile costs nothing but creates much. Junior Prom 3, Tri-Hi-Y 4, F,B,A,A, 4, Office Assistant 3. RICHARD L. HUTTON - Dick Eat, drink and be merry. Football 3,4, Basketball 1, 2, 3,4, Track 2,4, Cross Country 1. KAREN THELMA ISAKSSON - Karen fGusj Lots of pep, lots of fun, Karen is liked by everyone. G,A, A, 2, 3, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, 3, F, T,A, 2, 3, 4, Junior Play, Beacon Staff 4, Class Officer 1,4, Senior Play. SAMMAE GAYLE JACKSON - Sam Friendly and charming as she can be, a good cheer- leader is she. Band 1, 2, 3,4, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3,4, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, F. T, A, 1, 2, 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Junior Play, Beacon Staff 4, Girls' State, Class Officers 1, 3, Pep Club l,2, 3, G,A,A, 1,2, 3, Senior Play. NANCY KIMBLE - Nancy In the right place is her heart and her hand is ready to serve. Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, F, T.A. 2, 3, 4, Librarian 4, Beacon Staff 4, Annual 4, Home Ec. Club 1, Senior Play. This page sponsored by RUTH EXCAVATING 639 Southern Avenue Columbiana, Ohio as QV? xi' COLLIN KENNETH KNISELY - Collin Wisdom is only found in truth Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 3, Torch Club 1, 2, Hi-Y 3, 4, Junior Play, Beacon Staff 4, Annual Staff - Photographer Class Officer, Vice President 2, Senior Play. MARCIA LYNNE KNOTTS - Terri Lynne Full of mischief, pep and smiles, She's skilled at feminine tricks and wiles. Mixed Chorus 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Librarian 1, 3, Junior Play, Beacon Staff 4, Annual Staff, Senior Play. JACQUELIN KOLCUN - Jackie For every evil under the sun there is a remedy or there is none. If there is one, try to find it, if there isn't, never mind it. G,A,A, 1,2,3, Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4, Sec. 2, Pres. 4, F. T, A, 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Junior Play, Beacon Staff 4, Home Ec. Club 1, Annual Staff, Class Officer 3, Senior Play. ALLAN LAWRENCE - Al While he really isn't shy, Al is a quiet guy. It's hard to tell just what he's got since he never says a lot. Basketball 1, 2, 3, Torch Club 1, 2, Projectionist 2, 3,4, Class Officer - Pres. 3, Golf Team l,2, 3,4. MARIAN LAZEAR - Marian You can learn a lot by just listening. Band 1,2, 3,4, Photo Club 3, Dance Band 1.2. 3. 4: District Band 3,4, County Band 2, 3,4, Youngstown Jr. Philharmonics 3,4. BARRY A, LOGAN - Barry I'll take things as they are. Football 1, 2, Projectionist 2, 3,4, Weight Lifting 1, 2, 3, Senior Play. NILE RICHARD LONG - Rickie N is for Nile so shy, R is for Rickie a right kind of Guy. MARIANN MADIARAC - Mariann Happy am I, from care I'm free. Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Beacon staff 4, Home Economics Club 1, 2. This page sponsored by DON' S 1 HR. DRY CLEANERS LOUISE ANN MARTIN - Louiji It's not what you are thought to be, but what you are. Nurses' Aid 4. EDWARD G. MILLER JR. - Eddie You just can't keep a good man down. Football 1,2, 3,4, Basketball 1,2, 3, Track 1,2, Hi-Y 4, Librarian 1,2, Beacon Staff 4, Annual Business Mana- ger, Class Officer 4, Vice Pres., Golf 3, 4. LENORE LYNN MILLER - Leonardo Men are my enemies, but the Bible says love your enemies. Mixed Chorus 1, Tri-Hi-Y 1, Home Ec. Club l,2, Annual 4, Pep Club I, 2. KATHRYN SUE MUNTEAN - Sue Her quietness of manner hides the mischief that lies beneath. Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, Nurses' Aid 3, Junior Play, Beacon Staff, Home Ec. Club l,2, Annual Typing Staff, Pep Club 1, 2. SANDRA M. NOVAK - Sandy Frowns go, smiles come and laughter reigns forever.' Mixed Chorus 1, Beacon Staff, Pep Club 2, 3, Art Club 3, Y-Teens 2, 3, Leader's Club 2, 3. JOHN JAMES O'NEIL - John Everything comes if a man will only wait. Projectionist 3,4, Assistant Field Manager, Photographer THOMAS E, O'NEIL - Tom Despite his lack of size, he's always good for a surprise Torch Club 1, 2, Junior Play, Hi-Y 2. JUDITH ANN OLMSTEAD - Judy Gaiety, charm, pleasantness, too, mix them together and we have you. Tri-Hi-Y l,2, Officer 2, Junior Play, Beacon Staff, Home Ec. Club 1,2, 3, 4, Annual Assistant Editor, Presi- dent of Home Ec. Club 4, Senior Play. Compliments of PRINT-M-SHOP North Lima, Ohio Phone 549-3746 RICHARD PRESTON PERRIN - Rick A mighty athlete is he. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Captain 4, Track 1, 2, 3,4, Torch Club 1, Hi-Y 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Scholarship Team 3, Boys' State, Class Officer 1, 3,4. LINDA ANN RICHARDSON - Linda Linda with her long dark hair, has a charm that's sweet and rare. Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, 3, 4, Junior Play, Beacon Staff, Pep Club 2, 3, Spanish Club 3. DARHL L. RITCHEY - Jack Jack is quiet, sometimes shy, but mischief's in this little guy's eyes. Band 1, Track 3, Torch Club 1, Junior Play 3. GARY L, ROMEO - Chrome At first we think he is rather quiet, But later on he's quite a riot. Torch Club 1, 2, Junior Play. JOHN D, RUMMEL - John Speech is great but silence is greater Torch Club 1, 2, Junior Play JAMES T, ST, JOHN - Saint Never do today what you can do tomorrow. Torch Club 1, Junior Play, Field Manager 4. DAVID A. SCOTT - Dave A promise made is a debt unpaid. Hi-Y 4, Scholarship Team 2, Senior Play, AUBREY G, SHOEMAKE - Aub A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men. Business Manager, Cross Country 1, Football 3,4, Track 3, 4, l-Ii-Y 3, Projectionist 2, 3,4, Annual Assistant, Senior Play. Compliments of CLYDE RICHARDSON JR, DIXIE LEE SMITH - Dixie The hurrier I goes, the behinder I gets. Tri-Hi-Y 15 Home Economics 35 Pep Club 1. WILLIAM F. SMITH - Bill Why all this work and worry. Torch Club 1, 25 Hi-Y 3, 45 Projectionists 2, 3,45 Golf Team 1,2, 3,4, KATHRYN L. SNODGRASS - Kassie Not too SCriOuS5 always gay5 a fine friend in every way. G,A,A, 35 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,35 Librarian 25 Nurses' Aid 25 Junior Play5 Beacon Staff5 Home Club 15 Class Officer 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 35 Senior Play. DUANE GERALD SPIKER - Spiker Beware5 I may yet do something sensational. Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Track 1, 25 Torch Club 15 Hi-Y 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Golf 3, 45 Alternate to Boys' State. WAYNE VIRGIL STAMP - Wisl'1ey I went to high school to get the general idea of things. Track 1,25 Torch Club 1,25 Hi-Y 3,4. CAROL ANNE STEELE - Carol Carol enjoys a good laugh anytime and any place. Band 1,25 Mixed Chorus 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 3,45 Librarian 45 Junior Play5 Beacon Staffg Annual Staff5 Girls' Glee Club 35 County Chorus 3,45 Senior Play, RONALD ALAN SUFFOLK - Ronnie It isn't so much the doing of things as the satisfaction of having it done. Band 1,25 Torch Club 1,25 Hi-Y 35 Projectionist 3,45 Junior Playg County Bancl.2. LINDA COLES SWANSON - Lou Although she's studious as can be she's full of fun and gaiety. Triekii-Y 1, 2, 35 Basketball Attendant5 Beacon Staff5 Scholarship Team 25 Annual5 Class Officer 15 G,A. A. 15 American Legion Essay Contest 1,25 Senior Play5 National Honor Society 4. WILBUR - WHAN HARDWARE, LUMBER Excavating Phone Ha-4-5752 CHARLES EDGAR TRUMP - Charlie Live and let live, as I do. Football 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 4. MARY RUTH WALKER - Mary Ruth l'Everytime you speak, your mind is on parade. Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, Librarian 4, Beacon Staff 4, Prince of Peace Contest 3, 4, Annual Special Pages, Photographer, Photo Club 2, 3, Local and County Prince of Peace Winner 4. JAMES S. WARD ' Jim What! You mean there is another sport besides Track?' Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Co-Captain 3, 4, Track 1,2, Co-Captain 3, 4, Torch Club 1, Hi-Y 4, Projectionist 1, 2, 3, 4, Beacon Staff, Scholarship Team 2 CAROLINE KAY WILMS - Cha-Cha A girl of nimble Wit is she, full of fun and gaiety, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, F,T, A, 2, 3, 4, Librarian 3,4, Nurses' Aid 3, Junior Play, Pep Club 1, 2, National Honor Society 4, JERRY LEE WINING - Jerry Nothing was ever accomplished without enthusiasm. Mixed Chorus 1,2,3, Track 2, Torch Club 1,2, F,T,A, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, Student Council 3, Junior Play, Beacon Staff, Prince of Peace Contest 3, Class Officer 3. JOSEPH GREGORY WOJTECK1 ' Joe Don't take life seriously, you'll never get out alive. Torch Club 1, 2, Hi-Y 3,4, Student Council 1, Junior Play, Class Officer 1, Golf Team 1,2, 3, Cross Country 1, National Honor Society 4, Senior Play 4. CONSTANCE KAY WOLFORD - Connie She always laughs from morning until night. Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Tri-I-Ii-Y 1, 2, 3, Nurses'Aid 1, 2, 3, Junior Play, Beacon Staff, Annual Staff, Class Officer 1, 2, County Chorus 1, 3, Senior Play 4. CAROL ANN WOODWARD - Carol Dark is her hair, sunny her smile, her sweet personality makes friends all the while. Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, Homecoming Attendant Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, 3, 4, F,T.A. 2, Junior Play, Beacon Staff, Annual Staff, County Chorus 3. This page sponsored by FRANKLIN FURNITURE PATRICIA ANN YOUNG - Pat Her sparkling eyes and laughing smiles will be remem- bered for quite a while. Home Ec. Club 2, 35 Pep Club 35 Beacon Staff 45 Annual Staff 45 Librarian 45 Senior Play. -D Cl-ASQ PJZJOPI-IEC! HENRY HUGHES is World Heavyweight Wrestling Champion. KENNETH HUK has disproved the Pythagorean Theorem. RICHARD HUTTON has remained in New York's Greenwich Village and turned beatnik. SAMMAE JACKSON is a professor of advanced calculus at Case. NANCY KIMBLE is a circus tight-rope walker billed as Nimble Kimble. JACKIE KOLCUN is a very promising woman wrestler under the name of Klondike Kolcun. QCOLLIN KNISELY has dwindled down the Amoco Truck Stop to a gas station with one pump. MARCIA KNOTTS is the author of a current best seller Knottsy-Naughty. ALLAN LAWRENCE is head football coach for the Niles Red Dragons, MARIAN LAZEAR is playing solo coronet for the Philadelphia Philharmonic. BARRY LOGAN, after being there so much, has bought the Casa Loma, RICHARD LONG is head of an underwear factory named, bong's Shorts. MARIANN MADJARAC is a jazz singer in New Orleans. LOUISE MARTIN has recently played the part of Peter Pan for her distant relative Mary Martin. EDWARD MILLER now drives a '50 Ford after wrecking five Corvettes and four Thunderbirds. LENORE MILLER is a ballerina famous for her rendition of Swan Lake. SUE MUNTEAN has recently won the Grand National with one of her horses. Some of SANDRA NOVAK'S current moving pictures may be seen at the Manos. JOHN and TOM O'NElL run a prosperous paraclhuting school named Rippedcord. JUDY OLMSTEAD is a famous hairstylist in France. RICK PERRIN empties the garbage cans for the village of Columbiana, while KAREN QISAKSSONQ PERRIN drives the garbage truck. LINDA RICHARDSON has taken over Richardson's Marine which now specializes in selling mermaids. JACK RITCHEY is a U.S. Ambassador to the U, N. GARY ROMEO and JOHN RUMMEL are serving in the Peace Corps. DAVE SCOTT has followed his ambition very well. He is now a doctor for sick animals. KASSIE SNODGRASS has just finished writing a book entitled The Men In My Life. DUANE SPIKER, always seen washing windows around Columbiana, can new be found washing windows in the Empire State Building in New York. RONNIE SUFFOLK enjoyed his demonstration in speech class so much, that he now models girdles for the Playtex Company. NANCY GRAY, a lover of animals, now lives on a fram and gets up early every morning to milk the cows, LYNN HARROLD is the first Senior from C.H,S.. to ever be the First Lady in the White House, LYNN DAVIS is now the world's tallest lady, and can be seen as the Tall Lady in the circus. PAT DOWD is now raising sailors for the United States Navy. CAROL STEELE is now the captain in the Destroyer, Project Hope. AUBREY SHOEMAKE, who was always a 1adies man, still is. JOE WOJTECKI is a disc jockey for WSOM in Salem. JERRY WINING so enjoyed his part as a hermit in the Junior Class Play, he finally decided to see what it would be like to really be one. Still a woman hater. I CAROL WOODWARD has attended Culver Military Academy so much that she now owns it. CONNIE WOLFORD will not be working long because she is now a nurse in a home for retired millionaire bachelors. JIM HAWKINS is now writing mystery stories for Alfred Hitchcock. CHARLES HARLEY is owner of the Kemper Insurance Company, through marriage of course. JIM ST. JOHN is .engineer on the Hotterville Cannonball. TOM GANTZ is still trying to get out of Pittsburg after attending the Brown's and Steeler's Football Game. VIRGINIA GERNER had her future planned for her while she was in high school, third finger, left hand. INTA GRINS is giving lessons in how to smile. Her motto is, Smile Along With Grins. ELVA JEAN HAZEL is helping Judy Olmstead in her salon in France. She is known for the way she rats hair. She gained this experience by practicing in the restroom at C,H.S. JIM WARD is a famous track star in Russia. He is owner of the famous Jim's Gym, where he may be found when he is not running track. fContinued on Class History pagej 6 'T ': I Y W s MNICIH Ii 457: . HoU 'Y 8 . . ik .- V Q y M I vu U :Y 4 LC-ILM f- .3 Sm-RRY '25 ' g K Kambke - hm ' V, ME A ,' V . ,A..W . ,, , . V Eddy ff EA ,A S .5 N-.Q - ,A S Us A N '1 ax? ' 'I - if T If -F. C Ahi,,. 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Aw' 'm'R'T ' ' 'DnuE5e.o'TT Sugtlnw Bnummu C!-ASQ WILL BRIAN ARBUCKLE leaves his position as football captain to Jim Browning. LLOYD BARBER leaves his pink Ford to Miss Esenwein. RICHARD BARNES leaves his boots to WKBN disc jockeys. BARBARA BAUMAN leaves her red hair to Lana Burkle. BETTIE BEVAN leaves her alias qLily the Librarianl to Lynda Wheeler. PAUL BROWER leaves his verbosity to Herb Bortner. TOM BOOKWALTER leaves his brown corduroy jacket to air out before college. JACK BRODE leaves his thought-provoking comments to James Ferrall. CHRIS BROWN leaves her racey personality to Shirley Minor. RONALD BURBICK leaves his brilliant red hair to the Burbick cows. TATE BURKHART leaves his ability to get votes to Barry Goldwater. MIKE CAMPBELL leaves to make his fortune in the soap industry. GLEN CHURCH- FIELD leaves for New Waterford. GRACE CLARK leaves her warm friendly personality to Mrs. Anderson. ROBERT CLINE leaves Turkey Run to go home. TOM COPE leaves his legacy in the furniture business to Sheeley's. DOUG CORBAN leaves his draggin' wagon to the village fuzz whose wagonfis draggin'. HELEN COY leaves her angelic voice to Mrs. Schoenhard. SUSAN CRAWFORD leaves for Leetonia. BETTS DAVIES leaves her artistic ability to Sue Lower. LYNN DAVIS leaves her excess inches to next year's basketball team. PAT DOWD and KASSIE SNODGRASS leave their frequent trips to East Palestine to Janie Little and Mickey Grant. WILBERT DYKE leaves blood spots on the gym floor. fto Posterityj SHERRY EDDY leaves in a neat package. RODNEY EDWARDS wills his hair to medical science. JILL FULLERTON leaves to sell brushes. TOM GANTZ leaves his limited intelligence to Mr. Warner, who does not need it. BARBARA GERLACH leaves her job at Coughlin's to work in the C.H.S. cafeteria. VIRGINIA GERNER leaves her broken wrist to next year's quarterback. DAVID GOIST leaves his carrot top to Bugs Bunny. FRED GOSNEY leaves his 409 Chevy to Chief McGuckin, who has thus far only seen its tail lights. NANCY GRAY leaves her colorful name to Jack Brown. INTA GRINS leaves for Germany. CHARLES HARLEY leaves to play second chair sax with the Del-rays. LYNN HARROLD leaves in a 409. JIM HAWKINS leaves his short stories to Alfie Hitchcock. DOUG HICKMAN leaves his hair-scope to Yul Brenner. ELVA JEAN HAZEL leaves her scatter-brain to medical science. TOM HOKANSON leaves to become Super Man, after Clark Kent, the other M. M. reporter. MARCIA HOLLOWAY leaves for Greenford in her green Ford. HENRY HUGHES leaves this year and hopes that Marcia will follow next year. KENNY HUK leaves his intellect to anyone who needs it. RICHARD HUTTON leaves his talented toe to Jim Browning. KAREN ISAKSSON leaves Rick to Harvard. SAMMAE JACKSON leaves for Bowling Green. NANCY KIMBLE leaves her freckles to Mrs. Liston and her bunnies. COLLIN KNISLEY leaves his silent K to Doug. MARCIA KNOTTS leaves her organized mind to Bobby Spanable. JACKIE KOLCUN leaves for Tenn. ALLAN LAWRENCE leaves his trumpet playing ability to Terry Poulton. MARIAN LAZEAR leaves for band camp. BARRY LOGAN leaves his ability to supervise wrestling to Coach Fisher. RICHARD LONG leaves Shortly. MARIANN MADJARAC leaves her conspic- uous ways to Mr. Osoff. LOUISE MARTIN leaves quietly. EDDIE MILLER leaves his Corvette to Mr. Bar- ton. LENORE MILLER leaves to help Dick pump gas. SUE MUNTEAN leaves for a permanent position in the Billy Erhardt line. SANDRA NOVAK goes to the fLisbon Bluej Devils. JUDY OLMSTEAD leaves with Denny. JOHN O'NEIL leaves to rescue Mike Nelson. TOM O'NEIL leaves the sophomore girls. RICHARD PERRIN leaves with a pin in his shoulder. LINDA RICHARDSON leaves in a motor boat. JACK RITCHEY leaves behind Fred. GARY ROMEO leaves his romantic name name to Pam Dalrymple. JOHN RUMMEL leaves his brother at the Elms's. DAVID SCOTT leaves his brilliant eye sight to all who need it. AUB- REY SHOEMAKE leaves his poker ability to the Maverick Bros. DIXIE SMITH takes her unique name and goes south. BILL SMITH leaves his Chevy in the parking lot. fit won't startj. DUANE SPIKER leaves nothing. tHe is taking it with himj. WAYNE STAMP barely leaves. CAROL STEELE leaves her last name to inspire Jim Gaw. JAMES ST. JOHN leaves for the Air Force. RONALD SUFFOLK leaves for Howard Johnson's restroom. LINDA SWANSON leaves her ability to rewrite impromru themes to anyone who needs it. CHARLES TRUMP left the Zippersg now the Clippers. MARY WALKER leaves her camera to next year's annual staff. JAMES WARD leaves for further athletic honors. CAROLINE WILMS leaves a Christmas tree in her locker. JERRY WINING leaves his gracefulness to Lee Davis. JOSEPH WOJTECKI leaves his record collection to his successor. CONNIE WOLFORD leaves her giggle to Mr. Gloss. CAROL WOODWARD leaves for Utah. PAT YOUNG is old enough to leave. C!-ASQ HISTORY The year was 1960. To most people it meant the innauguration of John Kennedy. To us Freshmen, it meant a year of change - from almighty eighth-graders to pea green scum. The leader of this bewildered mass was Brian Arbuckle, our class president. In the fall of 1961, wefagain returned to CHS and endeavored to live up to our name, Sophomore, which literally translated means immature, We elected Lynn Harrold as class president. The fall of 1962 marked the beginning of our Junior year. We elected Allen Lawrence class presi- dent, That year our great football and basketball teams brought us one of the most successful seasons our concession stand had seen to date, Shortly before Christmas, our class rings arrived. Not to be out- done by Twentieth Century Fox and their production of Cleopatra, we fostered our own brain child in the form of Seven Keys to Baldpate, under the direction of Mrs. Allen White. Swaying palm trees, and soft music was the illusion for those who spent a glorious evening in the South Pacific, our mag- nificent Jr. -Sr. Prom. Freshman initiation, the school paper, the annual, college boards and hordes of tests, college applications, senior prestige, one act plays, the excitement of Class Day, caps and gowns, baccalaureate commencement and the class trip - this was our Senior year. C!-ASQ PIZOPHEOK CAROLINE WILMS is very unhappy since her father changed the name of his nursery from Gwen-Gary to C:1roliney's Piney's. WAYNE STAMP is still sitting in the office at C.H.S. making up for sleeping in. LINDA SWANSON is still taking the bus to Western Reserve and leaving the driving to the bus drivers. CHARLES TRUMP is still driving that hot Buick of his around North Lima, BILL SMITH is the owner of Smithy Sohio Service Station. DIXIE SMITH is the model for the Stay Put Lipstick Company. PATTY YOU NG is the head of an expedition to find the Fountain of Youth to stay young. GLEN CHURCHFIELD is the creator of Glennie's Greasy Garlic-burgers. They are sold only at Well's. DOUG CORBAN owns a garlic farm in East Palestine. LEODIS CASE is in a Siberian Agricultural Outpost is raising frozen corn. BOB CLINE has aSurfboard-rental in Rogers.. 'TOM COPE has extended the furniture line and has - added a Cleopatra Coach used exclusively. for dates. HELEN COY is now a tavern owner in Las Vegas. SUSAN CRAWFORD is a brack-jackdearer in coY Cozy comer. MIKE CAMBELL our class astronomer, spends most of his time observing the heavenly bodies. BETTS DAVIES our class wit has replaced Carol Birrnett on the Gary Moore'Show. WILBERT DYKE is the owner of Wilma's Beauty Shop. ROD EDWARDS is now a fat man in a circus and weighs 794 pounds. SHERRY EDDY, noted for being diplomatic with boys, N-is our representative to the U. N, JILL FULLER- TON has taken over Ann Landers Coltunn. TOM HOKANSON is running the Columbiana.Ledger. MARCIA HOLLOWAY is a drag line operator for Ruth Excavating. DOUG HICKMAN is now posing for Body Builder as a big cramp. BRIAN ARBUCKLE and GRACE CLARK, the owners of Valley Golf Restaurant are doing so well that the turnpike has a clover leaf exit on the first green. Speed has paid off for TOM GANTZ, he drives a dragster for LLOYD BARBER and RICHARD BARNES The Co-Owners of B 85 B Speed Shop. Dimpled BARBARA BAUMAN is the owner of the Bauman Baby Bottles, Inc. BARBARA GERLACH is still spilling grape drink on white shirts. BETTIE BEVAN is now the librarian in the Library of Congress. Speaking of congress, FRED GOSNEY is running for President on the Republican ticket, much to the dismay of his father. BOOKIE following family tradition is the head of Bookwalter Clinic and has invented a salve which is guaranteed to grow anotherntoe. CHRIS BROWN is Tom's lovely six-toed secretary. JACK BRODE has achieved his goal, he writes sex novels. RON BURBICK is trying to follow family tradition . . . and work on his farm in his spare time. TATE BURKHART is running for President and backed by Don Gosney. MARY RUTH WALKER, DAVID GOIST, and PAUL BROWER, were last seen being pulled across the duck pond at Firestone Park after writing the CLASS PROPHECY. , ffgikh' - a ,, f, EK JN 'f . . K ' AS QW SM . ,wig'Q'Qf-View A X 1 'iovdzr , 'SN f ,M fx I . If if-.X L V,,,f.?hh,i. X f,.,x . if , X i d x M 'jg 447 1? JUNIOR! CU-X99 OFFICERS Ricky Tyson, Assistant Business Manager: Allan Wise, Vice President: John Lake, Boy's Social Chairmans Rich Snyder, President: Carol Winegord, Girl's Social Chairman: Jim Dickens, Secretary: Jim Leonard, Treasurer: Ellen Antoin- ette, Head Business Manager: Bobbi Spanabel, Assistant Business Manager. 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I . b B 1 2 1 J i rs I l 2 I . E. mf? X N5 . 1, in . 5 3 , K , .. Q K vw h 5' QXJQ 5 L Ax 'vu 3 .QP X ffm , . ,,,, .su I .A 0' K S fag M. ,.mH4 'g BRIAN ARBUCKLE - Brian, our captain, earned his fourth varsity letter at offensive tackle and defensive end. Brian's determination and abil- ity made him outstanding. He will be greatly missed next year. DUANE SPIKER - Duane, a three-year letterman, played a terrific game at offensive guard and defensive linebacker. Duane will be greatly missed next year. JIM WARD - Jim, a senior halfback and our leading scorer, earned his third varsity letter. Jim's great speed made him very elusive in the open field. He will be a great loss to next year's team. ED MILLER - Ed, a senior quarterback, earned his second Varsity letter Ed played well both offensively and defensively. He will be a loss to next year's team. TUCKER COPE - Tucker, a senior, earned his second varsity letter at halfback. His able running and fine blocking will be hard to duplicate next year. FRED GOSNEY - Fred, a senior end, earned his second varsity letter. Fred proved to be very capable both offensively and defensively. He will be missed by next year's team. PAUL BROWER - Paul, a senior and two-year letterman, will be hard to replace at tackle and middleguard. TOM BOOKWALTER - Tom, a senior, earned his first letter at center. Tom will be greatly missed next year on the offensive line. AUBREY SHOEMAKE - Aubrey, a senior, earned his first varsity letter at defensive end. His fine tackling stopped many of the opponent's runs. HENRY HUGHES - Henry, a senior guard, played his first year of var- sity football at both offensive guard and defensive tackle. His ability to open holes and his sure tackling will be missed next year. TATE BURKHART - Tate, a senior end, earned his first varsity letter. Tate did a fine job alternating on offense and will be missed next year. DICK HUTTON - Dick, a senior halfback, earned his first varsity let- ter playing defense and offense. He will be greatly missed next year. RICH BARNES - Rich, a senior end, earned his first varsity letter this season. His determination and desire to play were great assets to this year's team. ALAN ROBERTS - Al, our defensive specialist, earned his first varsity letter as a linebacker. He was constantly crashing through the oppo- nent's line and tackling the ball carrier for a loss. Al will be a great help to next year's team. JOHN SHASTEEN - John, a junior linebacker, earned a varsity letter as a linebacker on defense. His tackling ability should be a great help to next year's team. JOHN LAKE - John, a junior tackle, earned his first varsity letter, and proved to be a capable replacement on the offensive line. John should be a good asset to next year's team. JACK HAWKINS - Jack, only a sophomore, earned his first varsity letter at offensive end and defensive tackle. He will be a great asset to next year's Clippers. KIRBY ZELLERS - Kirby, a junior, earned his first varsity letter at end. Kirby's faking ability helped him make many pass receptions. He will be a great help on next year's team. RICH SNYDER - Rich, a junior guard who earned his first varsity letter, should prove to be a fine asset to next year's team. GARY TROLL - Gary, a junior, earned his first varsity letter at quarter back. He did a fine job and his determination should prove to be a great help to next year's team. This page sponsored by ROHRER BUILDERS SUPPLY 55 SENIOR HIGH - Nancy Lower, Karen Issakson, Dianne Lindsay, Sammae Jackson. B49 Varsity - Karen ISSF:fkSOH, Dianne Reserve - Marjorie Willhelm, Lindsay, Sammae Jackson, Nancy Betty Snodgrass, Marjorie Cross Lower. Martha Vestfalls. I 4 vw. ' I, . y 1' . , 55 'A A 1 A I f , Q IX A:, 1 .. if ' ' , lx , SM! WA xgif 3X5 lf'L 5 1 - Q wp - A 9 pw wk 4 U5 Y,xPPE1.p gy . is -5APFf?f9 i.x3,XPPE.51A ',,,1P1'L'A ,JWPQ f .mmm , f X, X X 21 31 fm ?45'f u 5 V an ANS? 5. . :'.: A Q be Q , ,I v,,x.,A NE A L M A :Ji 1 N N biikik b , ix . i 'X E N In X an J, ,l gg and I R .' ' 3' i 1? 221 x,1 Hd A' . f L , , If eww, ,,,L, . I f fx .gf A I Wir, ' A 4 54, ,,,f'f W f' ': - 5 A':f' f ',,,f ' 54 lrgaw ' f f ,,., , Z? Q SFR! f ' Qwu i H wc? ,.., 3' W ' 'fw- Q? YZ. Y in 1 ' v - A A 2' wg , H :U x. 'L DICK HUTTON - Senior - Dick earned his first varsity letter this season. A good ball-hawk, his quick hand enabled him to steal the ball often, He will be greatly missed next year. ERIC KECK - a Junior, was a good substitute, His playing ability will be a great asset to next year's team. GARY TROLL - a Junior, was one of the leading scorers on the reserve team, His desire and ability will be an asset to next year's team, KIRBY ZELLERS - Junior - Kirby was the leading scorer for the Reserve team this season. His fine jump shot and all-around playing ability will be great assets to next year's Clippers. JIM DICKENS - Junior - Jim displayed a good set shot which seldom missed. His consistent shooting got the Clipper Reserves many points, Jim will be one of the leaders of next year's squad. This page sponsored by TYSON'S larva LXR- lun- Y -'i alxbll rf! 'Kg -vffe V20 WN-ififw-,Q I-. Ll! r 7-'QL - Aim TEACIG - 1963 SEASON , 4 Q 'xx . X wixf: ...lists 4 R , 5 Isa... f '1 I . 5. The 1963 track team under the direction of Coach Ward had a successful season. The members of the squad and their best events are as follows: Dale Murphy fCo-Capt.j Shot Put - 52'9 : Low Hds. - 20.3 sec.: Discus 146': 880 yd. Relay l: 32. Jim Ward QCO-Capt.j 100 - 9.8 sec.: 220 - 21.4 sec., Broad Jump - 22 7 314 in.: 380 Relay - 1:32. Fred Gosney - Hi Hds. - 15.3 sec.: Low Hds. - 20.4 sec.: Hi Jump - 6. Ft.: 880'Relay - 1:32. Tom Cope - 440 - 53.4 sec., Rick Perrin - 100 - 220 - Broad Jump and 880 Relay: Alan Robert - 880 and 1 mile run: Rich Barnes - mile run: Jim Koehler - Shot - Discus: Jeff Lindsay - Hi Jump: Tom Davies - 100 - 220: Mike Campbell - Hi and Low Hurdles: Rick Culp - 100 - 220: Airars Dukats - 440: Tom Kelly - 880: Jim Dickens - 880: Mike Grant - 440. The meets and relay results are as follows: Pitt Qindoory 9 points - 10th. Place, Eastern Michigan Qindoorj 28 points - 3d Place, Duel Meets Qoutdoor meetsj Col. 64 - Yo. North 45: Col. 65 - Canfield 42: Col. 46 - Chaney 49, Tri-State Relays - Mt. Lebanon, Pa. 28 points - 4th Place Newark Relays - 29 points - 5th Place, Marietta Relays - 55 points - 2nd Place, County Meet - 58 1X2 points - lst Place, District Meet - 35 points - 2nd Place, State Meet - 7 points - 9th place. GOLF - 1 963 SEASON The team experienced the most successful sful in twelve and lost only two matches. In the Yankee Run Invitational tournament the team finished fourteenth in a field of thirty. The year was climaxed with a sixth place finish in the Northeast Ohio District Tournament. Bill Smith had a banner year as number one man and tieing ,for second place in individual honors at the district, He was ably supported by Al Lawrence, Jim Mahon, Ed Miller, and Duane Spiker. bl season in its short history. The team was succes- -sb X at if 5.1. YY? F ff ' li 5 ig 4-, Y R 5' . as S 4' t 4 Q Ol' . a V , gr, ,H-M 14:5 mg!! I j , . E rf -F 3 '4 M . x. 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SECOND ROW: Douglas Sturgell, Michael Simpson, Charles Chesney, Larry Ludwig, John Spatholt, Jeffrey Gustafson, Douglas Barber. THIRD ROW: Randell Cartwright, Barbara Foster, Linda Wick- line, Beverly Randolph. Susan Bertlesen, Donita Reynolds, Carol Wickline, Teresa Hill, Robert Rodgers. FOURTH ROW: William Esenwein, Michael Miller, William Long, Theodore Souder, Gary Wenderoth, James Boston, Jef- frey Fitzpatrick, Robert Olenik, Terry Parks. TEACHER: Ethel Clunk. FIRST ROW: Pamela Schmidt, Kathleen Miller, Stefanie Koch, Cordia Callahan, Deborah Fleming, Kristine McKee, Lynne Rodgers, Karen Floor. SECOND ROW: Kurt Knisely, Craig Wagner, William Endberg, James Weber, Edwin Apinis, Keith Lehman, Tommy Blosser, Ronney Miller. THIRD ROW: Diane Wise, Wanda Shingleton, Jody Nash, Eva Bevan, Beverly Petro, Nancy Husted, Debra Franket, Jan Louise Orr. Carolyn Arm- strong. FOURTH ROW: Richard Crouse, Timmy Rohrer, Janice Luther, Arlene Hollen, Wendy Winegord, Kathy Burkle, Jimmy Dillon, Michael Gaughan, Ronald Griffith. TEACHER: Gladys French. GRADES is , k 4 A. .,, , i gg, 3.5, . 3 - , 1,'jf5lj.Q Q, 1 FIRST ROW: Debbie Esterly, Diane Wassink, Thelma Maemdell, Dorothy Bussard, Cindy Firestone, Connie Col- erman, Jane Wright, Debbie Clecker. SECOND ROW: Craig Stratton, Jeff Orr, Robert Bott, Ricky Burt, Robert Ritchie, Randy Griggs, John Cole. THIRD ROW: Michael Kyser, Larry Macklin, Donald Lipe, Linda Stewart, Jack Brothers, James Hiner, David Lynn, Jay Noel. FOURTH ROW: Stanley Sitler, Robin Houlette, Bruce Fox, Diana Sturgell, Janice Boston, Gregory Madden, James Roberts, Douglas Sposetta. TEACHER: Mildred Rich, ABSENT: Debbie Leonards, Wendy Ritchie, Penny Saunders. FIRST ROW: Kathleen Lower, Lynn Morrison, Barbara Eckert, Beverly Steiner, Deborah Ankeny, Pamela Jones, Debra Fetterhoff, Becky Curl. SECOND ROW: Tyler Peppel, Stephen Blackburn, Donnie Drotleff, David Gorm- ley, Steven Dickens, Tommy Jones, Richard Rapp, Larry Rohrer. THIRD ROW: Rhonda Tipton, Lois Eckhardt, Teresa Douglass, Marjorie Beck, Teresa Urbschat, Sheila Lillie, Dana Cope. Brenda Carder, Debra Peppel, Shir 'ley Basinger. FOURTH ROW: Joey Rouse, Charles Lake, Tommy Frost, Amy Merrill, Linda Wenderoth, Jack Magill, Timmy Souder, Mark Evans, Richard Antram. TEACHER: Virginia Reash. EQ X l A J FIRST ROW: Sue Anglemeyer, Joyce Snyder, Elaine Steiner, Vicki Hum, Kim Fetterhoff, Irene Hamilton, Barb- ara Huk, Leda Knisely. SECOND ROW: Tim King, Neil Hobart, Scott Kauffman, Michael Kuzma, David Peterson, Jeff Zeigler, Gary Wynings, Tom Posey. THIRD ROW: Gregg Bauer, Martha Hess, Becky Hall, Carol Reash, Elaine Shickley, Mary Jo Hinerman, Karen Lamoncha, Debbie Schonhut, Charles Taylor. FOURTH ROW: Donald Schmidt, Art Mamis, Rick Hum, Roy Exten, Mark Crook, Michael Oliver, Jay Groner, Bruce Urbschat, Ray Griggy. TEACHER: Sara Churchfield. , 4- A A FIRST ROW: Connie Bussard, Jackie Goterba, Jean Frankford, Rose Finley, Janis Morse, Cindy Haines, Teri Stacey. SECOND ROW: Jeff Ferrall, Tom Nickelson, David Allison, John Vinakalns, Ricky Young, Gary John- son. THIRD ROW: Keith Wentz, Abby Smith, Jeff Himes, Gary Richardson, Roger Barnes, Mark Gauvey, Daniel Beiling. FOURTH ROW: Jeff McMasters, John Shell, Jonelle Carr, Patty Hite, Ricky Cook, Gary Parks, Kevin Goist. TEACHER: Jack Mills. FIFTH GRADES FIRST ROW: Susan Eddy, Marcia Cummingham, Amy Hutson, Kathy Hokanson, Debbie Firestone, Peggy Floor, Susan Poirier, Cathy Tuttle. SECOND ROW: Dick Curl, Tom Cullen, Kenneth Williams, Keith Williams, Dale Lehman, Tom Shirilla, Mark Johnson, Perry Guy. THIRD ROW: Terry Stamp, Roxie Webber, Darlene Girard, Leslie St. John, Jackie Fisher, Elaine Griffin, Lana Warner, Karen Coleman. FOURTH ROW: Jim Thiedt, Bill Lodge, Wayne Berry, Donn Corban, Tim Hawkins, James Burklo, Paul Wilms, Keith Reash, Steve Hunt, Dan Vander Werf. TEACHER: Olive Toot. FIRST ROW: Deborah Esenwein, Karen Nelson, Debra Newcomer, Melinda Hum, Deborah Naughton, Holly Gus- tafson, Michaela Reidy. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Cyrus, Larry Lanterman, Ronald Perkins, Walter Armstrong, Sam- uel Maendel, William Cranston, Donald Bott. THIRD ROW: James Anderson, Robin McGeehen, Wayne Price, David Mumpire, Dennis Wining, Steven Baum., Glenn McGath. FOURTH ROW: Laurence Sanders, Kenneth Blair, Sue Hum, Barbara Dennis, Larry Kyser, Daniel Brothers. TEACHER: Margaret Griffiths, absent when pic- ture was taken . SUCH-I GRADES ,i K, . . -. .1 ,, 1 W V' ' 1,1 firi- FRONT ROW: Mary Bookwalter, Kathy Spanabel, Patricia Bricker, Kathleen White, Kassie Jones, Mary Lou Wheel er, Jennifer Orr, Lynne Berryman. SECOND ROW: Carl lsaksson, Michael Taylor, Thomas Holderread, Bruce Drotleff, Roger Blosser, Jeffrey King, Michael Jugan, Danny Macmillan. THIRD ROW: Diane Russell, Kathi Zel- lers, Lynne Weber, Jeanette Edling, Darla Kunkle, Marguerite Perrin, Linda Edwards, Teresa Morlan, Rita Craw- ford. FOURTH ROW: Herman Lehman, Alan Smith, Steven Rohrer, Steven Hill, Thomas Carroll, David Griggs, John Mossor, David Theiss, James Schmidt. TEACHER: Alberta Windle. FRONT ROW: Colleen Broderick, Bernice Chesney, Marlene Shodd, Linda Forney, Sherie Young, Sue Peterson, Kathy Harris, Mary Anne Forney. SECOND ROW: Mike Burns, George Veon, Randy Kisner, Randy Barnes, John Ludwig, Robert Lipe, Jerry Fitzpatrick. THIRD ROW: Susan Wetzel, Martha Hawkins, Mary Lou Senior, Terry Rapp, Paulette Price, Maureen Burbick, Shirley Westlake, Daine Bashline. FOURTH ROW: Randy McGath, David Holderread, Albert Hayes, Dennis DeAt1ey, Trevor Rummel, Bob Newell, Dale Bauman, Bob Dyke, Ed- ward Champney. TEACHER: Edgar May, QDGH GRADES FIRST ROW: Claudia Ritchey, Debra Hepp, Carla Stacey, Barbara Lipply, Nancy Baum, Vicki Gustafson, Betty Weber, Cynthia Huston. SECOND ROW: Pat Grant, Jack Kuhlman, Eddy Richardson, Timothy Potts, Dickie Schmidt, Jeff Stephens, John Tharp, Larry Miller. THIRD ROW: Janice Kelley, Melanie Reaggle, Dorothy Flory Kathy Echard, Vickie Segesman, Virginia Dennis, Patty Hiner, Dara Kyser, Diane Eckstein. FOURTH ROW: David James, John Deiger, John Savage, Bob Hum, Bob Hooper, Lee Swope, Philip Campbell, Bradley Hudson. TEACHER: Carolyn Orr. ,T7'jl'f K' fQ,f ' , '-LLL? e if 4 , FIRST ROW: Vicki Vestal, Marilee Ritchie, Laurie Magill, Chris Gela, Vicki Johnson, Kim McKee, Rachel Sta- cey, Laura Mamis. SECOND ROW: Gary Pictros, Torn Bell, Art Exten, Fred Esenwein, Mark Young, William Stamets, Victor Apinis, Chris Munyon. THIRD ROW: Corinne Berry, Connie Laughlin, Kathy Winkel, Debbie Swanson, Nancy Long, Peggy Madden, Lois Williams, Joy Logan, Susan Brown. FOURTH ROW: Kenny Beck, Eddie Cyrus, Greg Sponseller, Alfred Barrow, William Kendall, Darryll Kiehl, William Newell, John Witmer. TEACHER: Arnold Holderread. Ir'f-255 Kngg? m5' W,-annum-axnmgqqggmunnmnuqgpgiihuugnxufn M I .14 ' ,EL I ..f1-' --A., I T. gw1? .' 9 . X I x WX X . X ,-fa. 2-of N? MQ QE nw MPNWI' www- ug, 'Q N ' . . A fv'7W'7vii1-nwwvn.v.'.uz::L.rn-nunun--mm :tl-. A1- Jf5f?VEQ7fS1E.?? SINCERE THANKS TO OUR. CONTRIBUTORS AND ADVERTISERS! Leonard Pritchard, M.D. William Jones, O. D. Russell A. Barbery D.V.M. Seederly-Beilhart Funeral Home Lee Bookwalter, M.D. L. A. Stacey, Attorney L. A. Cosentino, D.S.C. C. W. DeWalt, M.D. C. Richard Fox, Attorney Fry Funeral Home Irene Houk, D.D.S. Hubert Keylor, M.D. T. A. King, M.D. L. H. Nelson, D.D.S. John Hutson, Attorney J. R.. Moorehead, M.D. C. L. Nicolette, D.D.S. Daniel R.. Salchow, D.D.S. Frank Snodgrass, Jewel Tea Co. Representative Fred Grappy, D.D.S. Russell Stryffeler, D.V.M. Kacel Bros. , Inc. , Wholesale Distributors Fruits and Produce Wells Drug Store K. P. Murphy, D.C. James R.. Carstick, O.D. Congratulations to the Class of '64 THE COLUMBIANA PUMP COMPANY C olumbiana , Ohio Congratulations to the Class of '64 KAISER REFRACTORIES Columbiana , Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF YOUR. LOCAL INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION AGENTS YUUR miepemlent lnsumxre AGENT 'fllfll 'YOU lllli' 0 FUHRNIAN INSURANCE AGENCY RUSSELL P. LINDSAY Kathryn Fuhrman - Agent Phone 482-4486 Phone 482-4215 - 29 S. Main St. 122 S. Main Street TODD INSURANCE AGENCY RYAN E. SNYDER Wayne L. Bauer - Owner INSURANCE AGENCY Phone 482-3616 - 32 S. Main St. Phone 482-2258 150 7th Street HYDRO THERM, INC. Gas - Fired Hot-Water B 1 C olumbiana Compliments of ROLLERENA KEATING ELECTRIC RAINBOW DAIRY Ohio I Best Wishes Congratulat Class of '64 GOSNEY INSURANCE AGENCY 10 Union Street Columbiana, Ohio SWOPES VALUE KING North Lima, Ohio C ONGRATULATIONS Northeastern Ohio's Greatest Shopping Center. Complete and Competitive Shopping In All Types of Merchandise. Parking for Over 1,000 Cars. Stores Open Monday and Friday Evenings Until 9:00 p.m Retail Merchants Division Salem Area Chamber of Commerce C ONGRA TULA TI ONS TO THE CLASS OF '64 NATIONAL RUBBER MACHINERY COMPANY Columbiana , Ohio Congratulations, graduates. We're proud of you! After four years of workand fun, of discovering new interests and grow- ing up--the big day is at hand. As old folks of 80, we envy you your youth. . .your energy. . .the vast fields of knowledge that are open to you. . .the opportunities for travel Qperhaps, even to the moonlb. . .that previous generations never knew. It's an exciting and challenging world you're entering, and we're sure you will not only meet its challenge but enjoy doing it. Whatever your next step may be--college, a job, the army--we have confidence that you won't let your education and ambitions stop with that diploma. McKELVEY'S COMPLIMENTS OF BERG'S PRETZELS, INC. Dan Dee Pretzels and Potato Chips Cheese Corn, Noodles, Waves, French Fried Corn and Corn Twisties Le etonia. , Ohio Phone: I-lAzel 7-2111 HAzel 7-2112 -Minneapolis-Moline- .Tamesway - John Bean New Idea - McCulloch Chain Saw WITMER IMPLEMENT SALES Columbiana, Ohio Phone Leetonia HA 7-2147 Friendly Farm and Industrial Equipment Sales and Service Compliments of FOREST LANES Route 30 Kensington, Ohio Phone 223 -9871 Compliments Congratulations of to th Cl f BOB'S on. coMPANY G ass 0 '64 Distributors of Cities Service Products BOB MILLER qownerp Col-Leetonia Road Columbiana, Ohio Phone: IV 2-4624 COLUMBIANA ALUMINUM-FOUNDRY Columbiana , Ohio Compliments of OLENIK MANUFACTURING COMPANY C olumbiana , Ohio Congratulations, seniors, and thanks for the opportunity of making the pictures for your annual. We enjoyed it. BILL DAVIS, Photographe r DAVIS STUDIO AND PHOTO SUPPLY Columbiana County's Largest, Most Reliable Name in Photography Eastman Kodak, Ansco 5 Market St. Phone GA 6-9314 To the Class of 1964 Congratulations and Keep Learning NORTHEAST OHIO MACHINE BUILDERS, INC. Serving the Metals and Forests Products Industries 330 North Main Street Columbiana, Ohio THE BEST MAKE YOU WILL EVER MOVE Chevrolet Chevelle Corvair Chevy II Corvette THE COLUMBIANA MOTOR CO. se rving thi s area Congratulations to the Class of '64 ARTHUR WHAN EXCAVATING Leetonia, Ohio Phone HA 7- 6030 THERON'S OLD COUNTRY STORE Ohio's Most Unusual Food Market Lisbon Road C olumbiana , Ohio un dp :QQ .- v- f o4 ANY.05' Member: NATSO INTERSTATE TRUCK STOP, INC. 24-Hour Route 7 and 14 Columbiana, Ohio Phone 482-3827 Restaurant Repairs Visit ISALY'S for Good Ice Cream and Lunches ummu aw, he L l,1'l ,Q y x .s . 1131 A wyji fel an - A , Ag, x if 1 L ,iw F A , . r AA- K' ' L . -B :N- x. Ni 'H 34 , , xv-55 4051. L 3 i W3 D .H ,, X. - KOCH MOTOR COMPANY Sales - Service Reliable Since 1912 14- 18 East Park Avenue Columbiana, Ohio Compliments of THE BEN FRANKLIN STORE HELEN K, LEUK Piano Instruction Popular - Classical - Theory Affiliated Teacher of SHERWOOD MUSIC SCHOOL Chicago, Illinois Compliments of ALLEN'S SHOE STORE Columbiana, Ohio Compliments of SHIRLEY'S BEAUTY SALON Columbiana, Ohio JOSTEN'S Owatonna, Minnesota Creators of Fine Class Rings BOB NOVOTNY Compliments of DONBARS MARKET 215 West Park Avenue Call IV 2-2724 Compliments of NICKS TIN SHOP Columbiana, Ohio Compliments of COLUMBIANA MILLIN G Columbiana, Ohio Compliments of SITLERS DAIRY QUEEN Columbiana, Ohio Compliments of WHITMER'S TURKEY FARM Columbiana, Ohio Compliments of VEE EMS POODLES Pet Supplies - Stud Service Miniature and Toys Phone 482-2353 Compliments of RAY HOOPES MARINE SKINDIVERS SHOP Complete Diving Equipment Compliments of BECK'S FLOOR COVERING Columbiana, Ohio IV 2-3136 COUGHI-'IN,S COFFEE SHOP Catering IV 24831 sw 9-0960 Compliments of PHOTO SERVICE 8: SUPPLY 22 S. Main St. Columbiana, Ohio DON YOUNG Compliments of GLENN'S SHOE STORE Columbiana, Ohio I Compliments of FERGUSON'S MARKET Route 7 Compliments to the Class of '64 VALLEY GOLF CLUB Columbiana, Ohio Compliments of THE PETITE SHOP Columbiana, Ohio Compliments of COUNTRY MAID Columbiana, Ohio CRAWFOR.D'S MARKET Friendly Service Since 1911 Phone IV 2-3315 COLUMBIANA-APPLIANCE CENTER, Frigidaire Products Owner, FRED JOEBCHEN Phone: IV 2-2726 Compliments of NAUGHTON PLUMBING 81 HEATING 235 S. Main St. Columbiana, Ohio Phone IV 2-4408 Compliments of COPELAND HILLS GOLF CLUB Columbiana, Ohio MAR.GARET'S BEAUTY SHOP Margaret Carr 263 S. Main St. Columbiana, Ohio Phone IV 2-4687 Compliments of BURKHARTS' SPORTING GOODS Columbiana, Ohio Compliments of CASA LOMA New Waterford, Ohio Compliments of CHURCHFIELDS' PHARMACY Columbiana, Ohio Compliments of J 81 E RECOR.D SHOP Compliments of MRS. R.USSEL J. BARROW Piano and Organ Instructor Compliments of THE RANCH Compliments of MRS. CHARLES BUZARD Res earch Consultants Youngstown, Ohio l Compliments of GWENN-GARY NURSERY, INC. Columbiana, Ohio INTER-COUNTY LUMBER COMPANY Rff5, Salem at Greenford, Ohio Phone Canfield 533-3349 Compliments of Compliments of 5-10 H. D. KURTZ 25-100 VARIETY AND DEPARTMENT STORE RYANS NEWS 31 S. Main St. Columbiana, Ohio Shop Kurtz First - Last and Always KELLERS HARDWARE Phone IV 2-4628 Columbiana, Ohio MARTI-IA'S VOGUE SHOP Ladies' and Girls' Wearing Apparel 14 S. Main Columbiana, Ohio Phone 482-3282 Compliments of THE LEDGER Serving the Crossroads of Agriculture and Industry We Need Your Head In Our Business RUPERTS BARBER SHOP IV 2-3477 Columbiana, Ohio QUALITY EXCAVATING CHARLIE AGNEW Cellars, Sewers, Ponds, Creek Cleaning, Land Clearing Phone KI 9-2712 North Lima Compliments of C. A. BURBICK REALTY Columbiana , Ohio HYDE'S SUNOCO SERVICE Tires - Batteries - Accessories Pick- Up and Delivery Routes 164-46-14 Columbiana, Ohio IV 2-2829 Compliments of CLINES TRUCK STOP Columbiana, Ohio Compliments of EDGAR BELL - WELL DRILLING AND PUMP SERVICE RD 1952 Columbiana, Ohio Phone IV 2-4000 BATTERY SERVICE CO. , Carl S. Keller Columbiana, Ohio Phone 482 -4225 We stinghouse Appliances Compliments of CROUSE MILL Compliments of ORR'S WOODCRAFT Columbiana, Ohio Compliments of WOODWARD 8: COMPANY Compliments of CfAUGHN'S RESTAURANT Columbiana, Ohio Compliments of A 8: P Columbiana, Ohio Compliments of SIT LERS FLOWERS 865 E. Park Ave. RON AND TAFFI BECKHAM, Owners Say It Better With Sit1er's Flowers FISHER PRINTING CO. Letterpress and Offset Experts '707 East Park Ave. Columbiana, Ohio We Are Agents for Moore Business Forms HUMTOWN PATTERN SHOP Columbiana - New Waterford Rd. Complim ent s of ALSIDE HOMES, INC. RICHARD SOUDER Builder and Developer IV 2-4445 Compliments of and Good Luck to the Class of 1964 .TIM GANO Compliments of LEETONIA TYPEWRITER SERVICE Leetonia, Ohio Phone Hazel '7-6521 JACK BEILHART - Owner Compliments of HOBBY 8: CYCLE SHOP Columbiana , Ohio Congratulations to the Class of '64 PERE'S DAIRY CONE Columbiana, Ohio Compliments of KYSER'S LANES West Railroad Street Phone IV 2-9496 Compliments of HOR'I'ON'S PUMP SERVICE AND WELL DRILLING Phone IV 2-3645 or IV 2-3434 Compliments of KAUFFMAN REALTY Dependable Per sonalized Service Best Wishes to the Clippers CALVINS SHELL SERVICE STATION Compliments of REASH IMPLEMENT CO. Columbiana , Ohio Compliments of THELMA'S CERAMIC STUDIO Columbiana, Ohio Congratulations to Class of 64 HECKS RESTAURANT Columbiana , Ohio Best Wishes WONDER BREAD HOSTESS CAKE GACTE FOOD PRODUCTS CO Institutional Food Specialties. 1501 N. 31st Ave. Melrose Park, Ill. THANKS FOR YOUR CLIPPER ADS! Best Wishes to Class of '64 NICKLES BAKERY Bakers of SOF-TWIST BREAD Mun ulafsrm: , 'N .C 'qu 351' nno izrifimiw 'aww w WW Wo h..s .w-u QQERQ: 'O . 3 O ED HERRON Food Distributors New Era Potato Chips Fritos 1401 S. Lincoln Ave. Salem, O. tv .x Q., Q. TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The WorId's Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made -.V v P A i I . diff 11