Columbiana High School - Clipper Yearbook (Columbiana, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1965 volume:

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Ldpwf. 7, fm WM 1 i I We, the Senior Class of 1965, take considerablepride and great pleas- ure in dedicating our annual to Mr. E. Gordon Warner. Under his supervision, we held a mock election in the fall which en- abled us to become better acquainted with the responsibilities of voting, All his life Mr. Warner has taken a deep, active interest in many phases of government and socialscience and he is able to impart his knowl- edge to his students. His sense of humor, his deep understanding of human nature, and his rich, varied experiences outside of the academic field all go toward mak- ing his class worthwhile. We leave you, Mr. Warner, our sincere thanks and best wishes. FACULTY F' 1221221QYfraf1O12 W. G. GLOSS D. W. BAILEY RAYMOND COLE PIiHCiP31 Of Superintendent of Principal of High 5911001 Schools Elementary School 930614 gf fjoizcafzon 1155 STANDING: Stanley'Yeagerg Willard Ferrallg Dale Young, Vice Presidentg D. W. Bailey SITTING: Wilder Foertch, Clerk-Treasurerg Richard Reashg J. Paul Wilms, President ecrefarzes DORIS SCHMIDT BETH BENDER HARRIETT HOKANSON enzbr- 11121610 Qzaczzfy Thelma Anderson, English Paul Arnold, Mathematics Catherine Bair, English John Barton, Science Ray Bellisari, Phy. Ed. , Dr. Ed. , Bus. Ed. , Coach Richard Berryman, Science, Mech. Dr., Coach Fedora DeTunno, Social Science Physical Science Guidance Helen Elser, English, Typing Bruce Feicht, Mathematics, Coach Margaret Ferrall, Public Speaking, Latin Robert Gessler, Social Science English, Coach Ruth Gloss, R. N. , Health Nurse Dale Guchemand, Instrumental Music Frank Houk, English Robert Hutton, Chemistry, Biology Coach enfbr- If V 757-A 6, , rf acufy Ferne Jackson, Commercial Carrie Keylor, Home Ec. Charles Linn, Guidance Mildred Liston, Librarian Charles McDanel, Soc. Sci. Martha Merrill, English, Spanish Alexandra Nan, Art Theodore Ossoff, Mathematics William Pfund, Vocal and Instrumental Music Eleanor Roller, Girls Physical Ed, Health Eldon Strausbaugh, Biology, Physics Waldo Ward, Soc. Sci., Athletic Director E. Gordon Warner, Soc. Sci., German Georgette Warner, Vocal Music Ann Beck, Speech Therapy afzmenfary acczfy Alberta Bailey, Kindergarten Rosalie Ballentine, Sixth Grade Arlene Blasiman, First Grade Margaret Brungard, First Grade Sara Churchfieldf, Fifth Grade Maxine Clark, Kindergarten Ethel Clunk, Fourth Grade Marjorie Detunno, Second Grade Doris Dowd, First Grade Gladys French, Fourth Grade Linda Gessler, Second Grade Margaret Griffiths, Fifth Grade Arno Holderread, Sixth Grade Edgar May, Sixth Grade Juanita May, Second Grade Mildred Miller, First and Second Grade Carolyn Orr, Fifth Grade Shirley Patterson, Third Grade Kathryn Pine, First Grade Ellen Perrin, Special Education Virginia Reash, Fourth Grade Mildred Rich, Fourth Grade Mary Rohrer, Third Grade Laura Schaeffer, Third Grade Olive Toot, Fifth Grade Sara Walker, Third Grade Miriam Warrick, Second Grade Janet Weber, Elementary Spanish Alberta Windle, Sixth Grade Gwferzd QSXM ,W . 22255 6 I if I I Left to right: Irene Zellers, Grace Austin, Mildred Lipply, Katherine Berchtold, Grace Macklin Doris Goist Berneda Price, Rose Antram, Hulda Evans, Mgr. juz' y Gusfoofans WI-rv . G9 . 2 I, I I Y An , E - I ,,-. Z I I :,: L , I 5 S ,gp E 8 DIXON BUILDING Don Geiger Tom Pfund SOUTH SIDE BUILDING Sara Brubaker Harvey Brubaker HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING Edward Unger Jerry Coulter Thomas Hamilton JAMES JOSEPH ALTOMARE Jim What should a man do but be merry? Band 15 Chorus 2,3,45 F.T.A. 3,43 Hi-Y 3,45 Voice Contest, Local and State 3, 4. ELLEN CHRISTINE ANTOINETTE Ellen Sweet, friendly, full of fun, she has a smile for everyone. Class Officer 25 Business Manager 35 Student Council l,2, 3,45 Annual Editor5 Beacon Staff5 Chorus 1,2, 35 Ir. Class Play5 F.T.A. 45 Pep Club 15 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, 3, 45 Scholarship Team 2, 35 Girls' State Delegate 35 Nurses' Aid 35 Nat. Hon. Soc. 4. SANDRA IEAN ARBUCKLE Sandy In the right place is her heart, and her hand is ready and willing to serve. Beacon Staff5 Chorus 1,2, 3,45 F. T. A. 2, 3,45 Pep Club 1, 2,35 Tri-Hi-Y l,2,3, 45 Library Assistant 35 Nurses' Aid 45 Annual Staff. JOHN GEORGE ATKINSON Jake He's quite a determined man, ambitious to do the best he can. National Honor Society 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 3, 45 Scholarship Team l,2. DANNY ALAN BLAKE Dan I went to high school to get the general idea of things. Chorus 3,45 Torch Club 1. DONALD BLOSSER Dow Don usually has little to say, but faithfully does his work each day. LINDA ANN BOWMAN Linda Kindness is dearer and better than gold. Annual Typing Committee5 Beacon sraff5 F.T. A. 25 Home Ec. Club 1,25 Pep Club 1,25 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, 3, 45 Library Assistant 2, 35 Nurse's Aid 4. DARLENE BRACKEN Darlene A cheerful friend is like a sunny day which sheds its brightness on all around. Annual Typing Committee5 Beacon Staff5 G. A. A. 25 Pep Club 1,25 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, 35Nu1'Se'S Aid l,2. Compliments of COLUMBIANA BOILER COMPANY JAMES BROWNING Jim A jolly guy whose heart is lightg he pulls a joke with all his might. Football 2, 35 Football Manager 4. THOMAS BROWN Tom Whoever invented work should have finished it. PHILIP BURBICK Fib Life should never all labor beg why doesn 't everyone feel like me? Basketball 1, 2, 3. SUZANNE BURKHART Sue The most utterly lost of all days is that in which you have not once laughed. Beacon Staff 4g Chorus 1,2,3,4g F.T.A. 2,3,4g Pep Club 1,2,3,4g Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, 3,43 Officer 3g Span- ish Club 4g Girls State Alt. 35 County Chorus 3. FRANCES LOUISE BURKERT Fran A free and friendly disposition, though not often displayed by words. Band 1,2,3,4g Chorus 33 F.T.A. 25 Home Ec. Club 15 Pep Club 1,25 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3. LANA SUE BURKLE Hazel From the crown of her head to the sole of her foot, she is all mirth. Chorus 2,33 G.A.A. 1,2g F.T.A. 2,3g Pep Club 1, 23 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, 3. NANCY IEANNE BURNS Nance A friendly heart has plenty of friends. Annual Typing Committeeg Beacon Staffg Chorus 1, 2,3,4g Home Ec Club 15 Pep Club lg Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 4. GREGORY DEAN COVERT Greg The world's no better if you worryg life's no better if you hurry. Jr. Class Playg Track 3,45 Hi-Y 3,4g Scholarship Team 2. This page sponsored by KENMAR MFG. COMPANY l ww' W F 'Qw-ww-W RICHARD LEE CULP Stu I pity bashful men. Football 1, 2, 35 Track 1,2,3,45 Projectionist 2, 3,4. WILLIAM CULP Cu1pie I like workg it fascinates me. I can sit and look at it for hours. Basketball Manager 2, 3,45 Football Manager 35 Hi-Y 3,45 Torch Club 2. ALFRED BOYD CUNNITLGHAM Al Of all the studiesl have seen, math to me reigns supreme. Golf 3, 45 Hi-Y 3, 45 Scholarship Team 1,2, GEORGE W. CURL George Possessed by keen sense, common sense, and a host of nonsense. Band 1,2,35 Chorus 25113 Class Playg F.T.A. 45 Hi-Y 3,45 Scholarship Team 1,25 Nat. Hon. Soc. 4. THOMAS JOHN DAVIES H0nker He loves them short, he loves 'em tall5 as a mat- ter of fact, he loves them all. Class Officer 15 Beacon Staff 45 Chorus 3, 45 Basket- ball 1,25 Track 1,2,45 F.T.A. 45 Hi-Y 3,45 Torch Club 1, 2. KAREN SUE DEAN Karen A sunny personality with a big heart. Beacon Staffg Annual Staffg F. T. A. 4, Pep Club 1, 25 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, 4gNl.11'S6'S Aid 3,4. JAMES DEATLEY Jim Be not merely good, be good for something-. Beacon Staff5 Band 1,2, 3, 45 Basketball Manager 3, 45 Football 3,45 Camera Club 25 Hi-Y 35 Torch Club 1, 2. LARRY DETWILER Dee Grow angry slowlyg there is plenty of time. Class Officer 1, 2,45 Annual Staffg Hi-Y 3,45 Torch Club 1, 2. KENMAR MFG. COMPANY This page sponsored by ' asm 4, 'vlqp'lDlF ' JAMES W. DICKENS Skin A fine fellow, a good sport and a staunch friend. Class Officer 2,3g Annual Staffg Beacon Staffg Cho- rus 1,2g Basketball 1,2,3,4g Track 1,21 F.T.A. 2, 3, 4. PATRICIA DROTLEFF Patty Nothing is the matter as long as she can chatter. Beacon Staffg Chorus 15 G. A. A. 2, F.T.A. 2,3,4g Pep Club 1,2, 3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, 3,4. AIVARS DUKATS Duke' Life is tame, I crave excitement. Basketball 2, 3g Football 2, 3, 4g Track 1,2-, 3, 4g Hi-Y 4, Torch Club lg Projectionist 4. JOHN C. DUNBAR JOhn' Those move easiest who have learned to dance. Beacon staff Business Manager, Band 1,25 Jr. Class Play, Scholarship Team 1,2, 3g Dance Band 1,2. DONALD FAIR Potter While he isn't really shy, Don is a quiet guy, it's hard to tell just what he 's got, since he never says a lot. Golf 2, 3,43 Hi-Y 4g Torch Club 1g Projectionist 3, 4g Scholarship Team 1. THOMAS L. FERGUSON Fergy You just can't keep a good man down. Hi-Y 1, 4g Torch Club 1. CAROLE LEE FIRESTONE Carole Anything worth doing at all is worth doing well. Editor of Beacong Chorus lg F.T. A. 2, 3,4g Officer 3g Librarian 35 Pep Club 1, 4g Scholarship Team 35 Nurse 's Aid 3, 4g Spanish Club 45 Clipper Tripper Officer, Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, 3,4g Officer 3g Nat. Hon. Soc. 4. ROBERTAX FRANKLIN Bi1'die' There is nothing like fun, is there? Beacon Staff, Annual Staffg Chorus 2, 3, G. A. A. 25 F.T.A. 2,3,4g Pep Club 1,2,3,4g Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3, 45 Librarian 1, 2. This page sponsored by KENMAR MFG. COMPANY ROBERT FRANKLIN Bob School never interferes with my plans. Basketball lg Football lg Projectionist 3. RICHARD ALLAN AFRANKPORD Dick There is no car like a Chevy. Track lg Torch Club 2. MERWYN GARWOOD Burrhead' There are a lot of pleasures in life, and I'm seek- ing them all. Basketball l,2g Hi-Y 3,4g Torch Club l,2. MARCIA LEE GASSER MaI' Peppy, laughing, full of fun, better sport you'll find in none. Annual Staffg Beacon Staff, Home Ec. Club lg Pep Club lg Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2,4g Librarian 4g Nurse's Aid 4. KATHLEEN M. GAYON Kathy' A sweet, attractive kind of grace. Annual Staffg Beacon Staffg Chorus l,2, 3, F. T. A. 2 3,45 Home Ec. Club lg Pep Club l,2,4g Tri-Hi-Y l,2, 3,45 Librarian 3g Basketball Attendant. RICHARD WAYNE GLASER Glash Laugh and the world laughs with you. Band l,2,3,4g F. T.A. 3g Hi-Y 4g Torch Club l. GAYLARD LYONS GLOSS Little Shine 1 He will succeed for he believes everything he says. Assistant Editor of Annual, Beacon Staffg Chorus l,2, 3g Delegate World Affairs lnstituteg lst in American Projectionist 2, 3, 4. MAURITA JEAN GRANT Mickie A bundle of activity with personality thrown in. Beacon Staffg G.A.A. l,2,3g Pep Club l,2,3,4g Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 35 Librarian 2. This page sponsored by KENMAR MFG. COMPANY v v Legion Essay Contestg Jr. Class Playg Golf 25 Hi-Y 4- MICHAEL GENE GRANT Mike l take life easy and find it quite worthwhile. Football 1,2,3,45 Track 25 Hi-Y 4. LORRAINE HAMILTON Lorraine' Never leave 'til tomorrow that which you could do today. Home Ec. Club 25 Pep Club 1,25 Tri-Hi-Y 1.2, 3,4 MARILYN SUE HEIN DEL Marilyn Wit and humor aplenty has sheg as our head major- ette she's as sweet as can be. National Honor Society 3, 45 Annual Staffg Beacon Staff5 Band 1,2,3,45 Head Majorette 3,45 Jr. Class Playg G. A. A. 1, 2, 45 F. T. A. 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,45 Librarian 3,45 Football Homecoming Attendant. PAULA LOUISE HENRY Pudge' A good laugh is sunshine in any house. Student Council 15 Beacon Staff5 Cheerleader 15 G.A.A. 45 F.T.A. 45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 45 Future Nurses 1. RUTH ANN HETRIC Ann' A smile is the trademark to a happy soul. Annual Staff5 Beacon Staff5 Jr. Class Play5 Band 1, 2 3,45 Officer 45 F.T. A. 2, 3,45 Officer 45 Pep Club 15 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3,45 Spanish Club 45 County Band 1,2, 3,45 District Band 1,2,3,45 Girl's State Alter- nate 3. DEBORAH JEAN HOFFMAN Debbie' Peace is rarely denied to the peaceful. Beacon Staff5 Home Ec. Club 1,25 Pep Club 1,2, 35 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 3, 45 Librarian 3, 4. THOMAS E. HIMES TOl'l'l' He was once caught studying. Torch Club 1, 2. LYNNAYA DAWN HUDSON Lynnaya' There's a naughty little twinkle in her eye. Annual Staff5 Pep Club 1,2,35 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3g Li- brarian 4. This page sponsored by RUTH EXCAVATING COMPANY v v MAUREEN LYNNE ISAKSSON Maus' Gay and petiteg also, very sweet. Annual Staff, Beacon Staffg G.A.A. 23 F.T.A. 3, Officer 4g Pep Club 1,2,4g Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, 3,43 Li- brarian 4g Scholarship Team 3g Girls' State Dele- gate. DAVID LEE JONES DaVe' l've been in existence for 13 years, now it's time to live. Chorus 1,25 Track 1,2. RONALD LEROY JONES Ronnie' He ignores trouble and woe. Football 2, 39 Track 4g Hi-Y 3, Torch Club 1. ERIC KECK Eric' His limbs were cast in manly mold, for hearty sports and contest bold. Class Officer 2,4g National Honor Society 3, 4, Bas- ketball 1,2,3,4g Football 1, 2,35 Captain 45 Hi-Y 3 4g Torch Club 1g Scholarship Team 1,25 Boys' State Delegate. IACQUELINE LEE KING Hlackie' She seems so friendly all the while, she makes her way with a winning smile. Class Officer 1,2,4g National Honor Society 3,43 Annual Staff, Beacon Staff, Chorus 1,2, 3, 43 G.A.A 3, 4, Tri-Hi- Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Football Homecoming Queeng F.T.A. 2,3,4g Pep Club 1,2,4. ROSE M. KUFLEITNER Rose Underneath her silence there's sincerity and kind- ness. Beta Club 1,2,3g Paper Staff 3, G.A.A. 1,2,3. JOHN A. LAKE Butch' He burns the midnight oil, but not usually for studying. Class Officer 3,45 Student Council 1,2, 35 President 43 Assistant Editor of Annual, Football 1,2, 3,45 Hi-Y 3,49 Torch Club 1, Scholarship Team lg Boys' State Delegateg Nat. Hon. Soc. 4. JAMES ROBERT LEONARD Leo' The pursuit, even of the best things, ought to be calm and tranquil. Class Officer 3, Band 1g Dance Band 3, 4g Basketball 2,3,4g F.T.A. 4g Hi-Y 3,45 Scholarship Team 2,35 Boys' State Alternateg Nat. Hon. Soc. 4. This page sponsored by MCLAUGHLIN 'S BEAUTY SALON 1 1 'Q' ISM? DIANE ANITA LINDSAY George Just babbling over with pep. Class Officer 1, 2,45 Beacon Staff5 Chorus 15 Jr. Class Playg Cheerleader 1, 2, 3,45 G.A.A. 1, 2,45 F. T. A. 2, 3,45 Pep Club 1,2,45 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, 3,45 Schol- arship Team 35 Nat. Hon. Soc. 4. CHERYL ANN LISTON Cheryl Short in stature but big in heart. Annual Staffg Beacon Staff5 G.A.A. 1,25 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4. IAMES D. LITTLE Jim Why all this work and worry? Football lg Torch Club 1. BONITA RAE LOCKWOOD Bonnie Her silence and her charm speak to the people. G.A.A. 1,25 Pep Club 25 Queen Attendant 1. NANCY KAY LOWER Clancy Tall and slender, a cheerleader is she5 full of pep and vitality. Class Officer 1,25 Beacon Staffg Band 1.2, 3,45 Ma- jorette 25 Cheerleader 1,2,45 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 F.T.A. 2, 3,45 Pep Club 1,2,45 Tri-Hi-Y l,2,3,4, Officer 15 Nat. Hon. Soc. 4. SUSAN CLARE LOWER Sue Not too serious, always gay5 a fine friend in every way. Annual Staff5 Beacon Staffg Band 1,2,3,45 Major- ette 2,3,45I1'. Class Playq G.A.A. 2,45 F.T.A. 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 1, 2,3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, 3,4, Offi- cer 15 Library As. 45 Basketball Attendant. BETTY JEAN LYNN Betty A charming girl with a charming personality. Beacon staff, Chorus 45 Pep Club 15 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, 3, 45 Officer 3. PAUL MICHAEL LONG Paul Never think deep thoughts5 you may drown in them. Beacon Staffg Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Jr. Class Playg Football 1, 2, 3,45 Hi-Y 4. This page sponsored by SPERRY-HUTCHINSON CO. JAMES MICHAEL MAI-ION Keester All you have to do is see the grin, to think of some mischief Jim's been in! Annual Staff, Beacon Staff, Jr. Class Play, Basketball 1, 2, Projectionist 2, 3, 43 Golf 1, 2, 3, 4. LARRY ALAN MAY Pip If the heart of a man is depressed with cares, the mist is dispelled when a woman appears. Ir. Class Play, Hi-Y 3,45 Torch Club 1. CHERYL ELAINE MCGATH Cheryl Always pleasant, always happy, never cross, never snappy. Annual Staffg Home Ec Club 2, Tri-Hi-Y 3,-4, Schol- arship Team 2. .TUDY EILEEN MILLER Judy We can do more good by being good than in any other way. Annual Staffg Beacon Staff, Chorus 1,2, 3,45 Pep Club 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, Officer 4. KARL NETOLICKY Karl Should life all labor be ? Band 1,2g Torch Club 1. JAMES WILLIAM OLIVER Bill Just an all-around good fellow. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 49 Jr. Class Playg Golf 2g Camera Club 1,23 F.T.A. 3,4g Hi-Y 45 Torch Club 1g Projec- tionist 1,2,3, 45 Scholarship Team 3. RICHARD W. PINE Rich A great ambition has he, who knows what it will be? Annual Staffg Beacon Staff, Band 1,2,3,4g Camera Club 1,23 F.T.A. 4g Hi-Y 3,4g Torch Club, Treas. 1g Scholarship Team 1,2, 3, lst in Tri-County Sci- ence Fairg 2nd Tri-State, 1st American Legion Es- say Contestg Nat. Hon. Soc. 4. JOYCE MARIE POIRIER Joyce Joyce falls short when it comes to height, but she is up to par elsewhere. Class Officer 2g Annual Staff, Beacon staff, Artist, Chorus 1,2, 3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2,3,4, Officer 1 and 4, Football Attendant. This page sponsored by ROHRER BUILDERS SUPPLY COMPANY 'nr' 'Ubi 'f -T-'vu SHERIDAN POULTON Sherry' For a light heart lives long. Beacon Staffg Cheerleader 29 G.A.A. 49 Pep Club 1 2, 3,41 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, 3,49 Officer 4g Basketball Queen. Why let the devil have all the fung let us go forth. Annual Staff9 Basketball 1,2, 39 Jr. Class Play. JOYCE PRICE Grandma' Frowns go, smiles come, and laughter reigns for- ever. Annual Staffg Beacon Staffg Band 1,2,3,49 G.A. A. 1,2,49 F.T.A. 3, 4g Pep Club 1, 3,49 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 3,49 Library As. 49 Scholarship Team 39 Nat. Hon. Soc. 4. RONALD EUGENE RANDOLPH Ron' No matter what is said or done, when Ronnie is around, there is always fun. As. Business Manager of Annualg Chorus lj Basket- ball lj Football 1,31 Track 29 Pep Club 1. ALAN PAUL ROBERTS Animal Sweet and innocent-looking, but so is dynamite, sometimes. Football 1, 3,49 Track 1,2,3, 4g Torch Club 1. LINDA SUE ROHRER Boots She scatrers sunshine as she goes. Class Officer 19 Annual Staffg Beacon Staff9 G.A.A. 1,2, 39 F.T.A. 2, 3,4Q Pep Club 1, 2,49 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2,3,49 Officer 1,43 Library As. 19 Nat. Hon. Soc. 4 ALAN JOHN SCULLION Alan Men of few words are the best men. EDWARD T.. SCHULZ SCh1itZ As big as life and full of fun, his monkey shines will ne'er be done. Basketball 1, 2, 3,49 Hi-Y 3,49 Projectionist 2. 1 TERRY POULTON Tee' v 1 GARY SHAFFER Mac To re-create strength, rest. Football 1,2g Library As. 1,2,3. JOHN ALLYN SHASTEEN Dirt In every deed of mischief, he had a heart to re- solve, a head to contrive, and a hand to execute. Annual Staff, Football 1,2, 3,45 Track 1, 2,39 Hi-Y 4, Golf 1,2,3,4. GREGORY SHIRILLA Greg Edison, Marconi, Einstein, -- and me. Basketball 1. RICHARD C. SMITH 51T1iUlY With the world before me, I can find plenty of mischief or good. Basketball 13 Golf 2, 4. MADGE MARIE SNYDER Madge To her friends she will be loyal, whether their rank be low or royal. Beacon Staff, Chorus 1, 2, 3,4g Home Ec. Club 1, 3, Pep Club lg Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, 3g County Chorus 1,2,3, 4 RICHARD H. SNYDER Rich Recipe for having friends: be one. Class Officer 1,33 Student Council 4g Basketball 1, 2, Football 1, 2, 3,4g Hi-Y 3,45 Boys' State Alternate. ROBERTA LEE SPANABEL Bobbi She has many friends of those who know her. Class Officer 3, Annual Staff, Beacon Staff, Chorus 1,2,3,4g G.A.A. 1,25 F.T.A. 2,3,4g Officer 45 Pep Club 1, 2,49 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4. LYLE E. STACY Lyle lf good times were a crime, Lyle would be serving his time by now. p Wu' LILLIAN CAROL STAMETS Lilly Beauty and charm rolled into one, not only that, she is full of fun. Class Officer 4, Annual Staff, Beacon Staff, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 4, Jr. Class Play, G. A. A. 1,2, F.T. A 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1,2,4, Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, 3,4, Officer 2, World Affairs Institute 3. LEE STUBLER Lee Don't take life seriously, you 'll never get out alive! Torch Club 1. DARLENE TOOT T00tz Give the best and the best will come back to you. Annual Staff, Beacon Staff, Chorus 1,2,3, 4, G. A.A. 1,2, F.T.A. 2, Pep Club 1,2,4, Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4. GARY W. TROLL Gary Words cannot describe him, heresay cannot charm him, but character will guide him. Class Officer 1,4, Business Manager of Annual, Bea- con Staff, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 3, 4, Hi-Y 4, Projectionist 3,4. RICHARD TYSON Rich Impossible is a word found only in the dictionary of fools. Class Officer 3, Annual Staff, Chorus 1, Camera Club 1, F.T.A. 4, Hi-Y 4, Torch Club 1, Projec- tionist 2,3,4, 1st Place Tri-County Science Fair, 2nd Place Tri-State Science Fair, Nat. Hon. Society 4. CONNIE VAN FOSSAN Connie Silence answers much. Annual Staff, Beacon Staff, Band 1,2,3,4, F.T.A. 2, 3,4, Home Ec. Club 4, Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, 3.4, Library Assistant 3,4, Nurses' Aid 2, 3. JAMES LARRY WARD Jim Worry and I have never met. Beacon Staff, Band 1,2,3,4, Track 4, FIT. A. 4, Hi-Y 3, Torch Club 1,2. VIRGINIA CAROL WENTZ Ginger Her ways are ways of pleasantness, and all her paths are peace. Annual Staff, Chorus 1.2, F.T.A. 1,2, Home Ec. Club 1,25 Pep Club 1,2, Tri-Hi-Y 1,4, Library As- sistant 4. X., inf- .MM WILLIAM ROBERT WEIKART, JR. Bob Oh, for a good time! Football 1, 3, 4g Track lg Library Assistant 1, 2. RICHARD ARTHUR Wl-IAN Rick Friendliness in his manner, mischief in his eyes. Annual Staff, Beacon Staff, Band 1,2,3g Basketball 1, Hi-Y 8,45 Torch Club 1,2. WAYNE A. WICKLHXIE Wicky Wacky With a twinkling mischief his bright eyes shine. Football 19 Track 1. CAROL ANN WINEGORD Carol Although she's as studious as can be, she's full of fun and gaiety. Class Officer 3, Nat'l Honor Society 3,4g Annual Staff, Beacon Staff, Band 1,2,8,4g Majorette 2,3,4g G.A.A. l,2,8,4g F.T.A. 2,3,4: Pep Club 1,2,4g Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, 3, 4, Officer 39 Spanish Club 4, Scholarship Team 1, Am. Legion Essay Contest, Local and County l,2. RICHARD WINKEL Rich He is not so quiet as his manner would appear. ALLAN WOODROW WISE Butch lt is better to know useless things than to know nothing. Class Officer 35 Basketball 1,2,3,4, Captain 4g Foot ball 1,3,4g Track 15 Hi-Y 4g Projectionist 1,2,3,4. KATHLEEN ANN WYNINGS Kathy Somewhat quiet, but those who know her best say she's not always so. Annual Staffg Beacon Staff, Chorus 1,2g G. A. A. 25 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4. JOHN A. YODER Beaver Never trouble trouble 'til trouble troubles you. Chorus 1, 3,4g Basketball Manager lg F.T. A. 3,43 Torch Club 1. l KIRBY D. ZELLERS Kirb Beware! I may yet do something sensational. Class Officer 1,49 Student Council 2, 45 Annual Staffg Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Golf 2, Track 1,25 Hi-Y 3,45 Torch Club 1, 2, Projectionist 1, 2, 3,45 Mock Election Speaker 4. N 05 GQSJ jfsfory 'ga These are the eventful experiences that the Class of 1965 will always treasure. After the most gruelling' and torturous initiation Anyone at C. H. S. has ever gone through, we elected Gary Troll as our first, president. Under his able leadership our class organized the FIRST freshman variety show in C.H. S. history. As upperclassmen our most fun-filled sophomore activity was the biology trip to Pittsburgh. Eric Keck led us through that scandalous year. We remember it well! Under the leadership of Rich Snyder we had many money making projects in our junior year, such as junior refreshment stand, car washes, and selling candy. The junior play, The Happiest Millionaire, was a great success. The arrival of our round rings in December set a new trend in style. Our tireless hours spent in preparing for the junior-senior prom Sayonara paid off when it received an honor for the second best prom in the district. We returned from our usual summer vacation to find ourselves as high and mighty seniors. We elected John Lake our president. Remembering our trying initiation we had hopes of seeking revenge but . . . Our class began organizing the annual and publishing the BEACON among our various activities such as the play, prom, pictures, cards, class day, and New York Trip. We climaxed our year with Baccalaureate and finally Commencement. GQLS 1' f JIM ALTOMARE wills all of the Uncalled Four's music back to them. ELLEN ANTOINETTE leaves - to play sexy swing music at the Casa Loma. SANDY ARBUCKLE leaves her ability to get on food committees to Susan Hough. JOHN AT- KINSON leaves Mr. Arnold to next year's senior advanced math class. DANNY BLAKE leaves his outlook on Columbiana to anyone who feels like griping. DON BLOSSER leaves his quiet ways to JIM MURPHY, who needs them! LINDA BOW- MAN leaves her position as nurse 's aid to join Ben Casey. DARLENE BRACKEN and DEBBIE HOFFMAN leave quietly in pursuit of their boyfriends. JIM BROWNING leaves his position as Varsity managerito Gary Shasteen. TOM BROWN leaves CHS walking because his running Chevy won't start. PHIL BURBICK bestows his basketball ability to D. J. Gaughan, SUE BURKHART leaves her warm, friendly smile to Miss Nan. FRANCES BURKERT leaves her clarinet at CHS in hopes of finding a more compatible companion. LANA BURKLE leaves her . . . ways to Nancy Wright. NANCY BURNS leaves as she came. GREG COVERT leaves his nice smile to anyone who needs one. RICK CULP leaves his expression of I kid you some to Mr. Warner. BILL CULP leaves his gentle personality to Mr. Ossoff. AL CUNNINGHAM leaves his neatly kept person to Ray Rummell. GEORGE CURL, RICK TYSON, and RICH PINE leave together. TOM DAVIES leaves his ability to skip out of school to anyone who can imitate his father's voice. KAREN DEAN leaves her stand'ing as the only girl in 3rd period physics class to anyone who can stand being alone. JIM DEATELY leaves his pencil-sharpening activi- ties in government to anyone who is too lazy to get up and goto the pencil sharpener. LARRY DETWILER leaves his un- successful adventure of trying to beat a college guy out of his time to Larry Parks. JIM DICKENS bestows his ability to go with one girl all through high school to Jack Hawkins. PATTY DROTLEFF leaves for North Lima. AIVARS DUKATS leaves his nickname of Do -Guts to his sister, Indra. DONALD FAIR leaves his mathematical mind to Herb Bortner. TOM FERGUSON leaves his ability to grow up to the freshman girls. CAROLE FIRESTONE leaves the fun and headaches of being Beacon editor to the next Editor. BIRDIE and BOB FRANKLIN leave as they came - together. RICH FRANKFORD leaves his long bus rides to school to Connie Perrin. BURHEAD just leaves - taking a load from Mr. Gloss 's mind. MAR- CIA GASSER leaves her ability to say I love you and not mean it to anyone who dares. KATHY GAYON leaves in an eddy. RICH GLASSER and ALLAN SCULLION leave their likeable, easy-going, quiet ways to the teachers. GAYL GLOSS leaves his dad to anyone who wants him. MICKI GRANT wills her I-I O to Aleatha Thomas. MIKE GRANT leaves his red hair to Micki who hasn 't tried that color yet. LORRAINE HANTILTON bequeaths her DARK hair to her sister, Arlene. MARILYN HEINDEL leaves her position on the National Honor Society to Marcia Mumpire. PAULA HENRY leaves her love of talking to Donna Workman. ANN HETRIC leaves her OLD clarinet to Pete Fountain, but she 'll keep the new one. TOM HIMES bestows his well-groomed hair to LeRoy Ballew. LYNNAYA HUDSON leaves with a Crescendo. MAUREEN ISAKSSON leaves her switch to turn boys off to Linda Stratton. DAVID JONES leaves his speaking ability to Mrs. Ferrall. RONNIE JONES leaves his ability to win new cars to anyone who has some luck. ERIC KECK leaves to star on the great Cleveland Browns. JACKIE KING leaves her position next to Eric Keck Qin the alphabety to the next lucky girl. ROSE KUFLEITNER leaves after one hectic year at CHS. JOHN LAKE leaves his contradictions in government class to anyone who is brave. JIM LEONARD leaves the year that he was Junior Class ueasurer far behind him. DIANE LINDSAY leaves Mill Pick Park to other adventure seekers. CHERYL LISTON leaves her ability to make friends fast to Paul Hawkins. JIM LITTLE bequeaths his big frame to Dale Williams. JOHN DUNBAR and JIM GAW leave to oppose each other in future presidential elections. BONNIE LOCKWOOD leaves in her Plymouth, PAUL LONG wills his ability to wiggle to Sandy Schonhut. NANCY LOWER bestows her ability to handle the senior boys to the jun- ior girls. SUE LOWER thinks the school is in bad shape so she isn 't leaving until she installs Corbin-Locks. BETTY LYNN leaves her daily trips to the post office to anyone who has that much energy. JIM MAHON leaves his humorous pranks in study hall to Dick Keller. LARRY MAY leaves his attache case to Mr. Arnold. CHERYL MCGATH leaves her well- 24 Gkss 1' f - 0012111112 ue behaved- manners to her brother, Mike. JUDY MILLER bestows her quietness to Nancy Stephens. KARL NETOLICKY leaves his permanent seat at the Casa Loma to Jack Steckla. BILL OLIVER wills his messenger boy rating to next year's bunny. JOYCE POIRIER wills 5 inches to Martha Vestfals. TERRY POULTON leaves his high school problems to any- one who can Cope with them. JOYCE PRICE leaves with her swabby. SHERIDAN POULTON leaves her sophisticated walk to Pat Russell. RONNIE RANDOLPH and MADGE SNYDER leave together. ALAN ROBERTS leaves his nickname Animal to Coach Bellasari. LINDA ROHRER leaves with memories of her boyfriend TUCKed under her arm. ED SCHULZ leaves his big feet to Dave Kyser. GARY SCHAFFER bestows his deep voice to Dick Goist. JOHN SHASTEEN leaves his driving ability to Mr. Ossoff. GREG SHIRILLA leaves after typing to win a Davis Cup. DICK SMITH be- queaths his rent-a-car service to Terry Morris. RICH SYNDER leaves his ability to be henpecked to Jack Hawkins. BOBBI SPANABEL leaves with a Tiger in her tank. LYLE STACEY leaves for Poland. LILLY STAMETS leaves her love of Ramblers to the Tri-County Rambler Garage. LEE STUBLER leaves - two-timed. DORLENE TOOT leaves her blue at- mosphere lights to Midge Rhodes. GARY TROLL leaves his magnificent physique to Norman Edwards. Connie Van Fossan leaves for a full time job at Hecks. GINGER WENTZ leaves her ability to laugh and play in Mr. Bartons class to Loeta Hoopes. JIM WARD doesn 't think it's Fair that he has to leave because the majorettes will miss him. BOB WEIKART leaves two black strips in the mad rush out. RICK WHAN wills his class ring to Kathy Cullen. WAYNE WICKLINE leaves for Maggies. CAROL WINEGORD leaves once more for Cedar Point. RICH WINKEL leaves on his favorite horse. AL WISE leaves his wise cracks to Lee Davis. KATHY WYNINGS leaves in a black '58 Chevy. fif she 's luckyj JOHN YODER leaves his mother's store to Anne Fitzpatrick. Not least, but always last, KIRBY ZELLERS leaves his lectures on cheating to Mr. Gloss. C633 yUZ'Ol06QCy JAMES ALTOMARE is now playing with the world renowned Crescendos at the fabulous Elm's Ballroom. ELLEN AN- TOINETTE, with the help of her husband Liberace, has composed a new 'number called Baby Fingers. SANDY ARBUCKLE has taken over mother's catering service and expanded it to a world wide business. JOHN ATKINSON is a professor at Case, teaching the correct way to milk a cow. DANNY BLAKE has taken over his dad 's business which is dead. DONALD BLOSSER, LINDA BOWMAN and ALAN SCULLION have their own T. V. show called The Quiet Hour. JIM BROWNING has taken Woody Hayes place at O. S. U. THOMAS BROWN has invented a new dog food that makes your dog bigger, better, and faster. PHIL BURBICK'S barnyard hook has made him famous with the Boston Celtics. SUZANNE BURKHART and CAROL FIRESTONE now versus each other in the Wimbleton Tennis Championship. FRANCES BURKERT falias Bittyl is now a teacher in Germany teaching little Bitties. LANA BURKLE'S search for the perfect mate has resulted in her be- coming President of the Lonely Hearts Club. NANCY BURNS is now selling Johnson 86 Johnson First Aid Cream on tele- vision. GREG COVERT is now manager of Firestone Park. RICK CULP has taken over the Donald Duck show and is the 25 Gkss jpfop ecy - confzlnue biggest quack, BILL CULP is a food inspector and has locked the cafeteria doors. ALFRED CUNNINGHAM is now a Latin professor at Harvard. GEORGE CURL is now in research to prove that girls and mathematics are in close relationship. KAREN DEAN is now a modern dance instructor. BIRDIE FRANKLIN is her head choreographer. LARRY DETWILER is 'a draftsman, but drinks more than he draws. PATRICIA DROTLEFF and BOBBIE SPANABEL'are head nurses at The Home for retired millionaires. JOHN DUNBAR is manager of the Park Theatre. AIVARS DUKATS has invented his own car called the Dukajag. DONALD FAIR is collecting unemployment till the Vindicator gets back in circulation. TOM FERGUSON is still looking for a real neat woman. BOB FRANKLIN has taken over Turkey Run Inn fBetty 's Truck Stopj. RICHARD FRANKFORD is driving a Chevy in the Indianapolis 500. MERWYN GARWOOD is Richard Coppock Esquire 's personal chauffeur. We find JIM GAW discussing economic problems with the governor. RICHARD GLASER has taken over JIMMY DORSEY 'S orchestra and his bass is JIM WARD. GAYL GLOSS is now principal of good old C. H. S. JOYCE PRICE has started on her second dozen and it looks like she 'll make her goal of 17 children. MICKEY GRANT is lost at the root of her hair problem. MIKE GRANT is now selling franchises for Dog House Restaurants. LORRAINE HAMILTON has taken Cleopatra's place in recent movies. MARILYN HEINDEL is now training majorettes at Heidelberg. PAULA HENRY is running a booming business which sells Walkie Talkies. ANN HETRIC is conductor of the New York Philharmonic. DEBBIE HOFFMAN and CHERYL McGATH have taken up permanent residence in Leetonia. TOM HIMES is up the creek with only half a paddle. LYNNAYA HUDSON is now business manager of the famous Crescendos. DAVID JONES is still looking for his locker at the bottom of the sea. Engineers ERIC KECK and ED SCHULZ have just designed a school auditorium that has bucket seats. JACKIE KING did such a fine job as President of the Spanish Club, she is now a Spanish Interpreter. ROSE KUFLEITNER is manufactur- ing Dictionaries to help pronounce last names. JOHN LAKE is now an accident investigator in such cases as his own. JAMES LEONARD replaced Dick Clark on Bandstand. DIANE LINDSAY is still breaking her broad jumping records and is U. S. Olympic Champion. JAMES LITTLE is still doing nothing and GARY SHAFFER is helping him. PAUL LONG liked journalism so well, he went into the big time and is owner of the Columbiana Ledger. SUE LOWER liked school so well she came back to teach Elementary. Highway Patrolmen AL WISE and BOB WEIKART are finally getting the problem of Hot Rodders under control. BETTY LYNN reached fame and success with her organ playing. JAMES MAHON returned to become head golf coach at C.H. S. LARRY MAY is now the owner of Honest Sam 's Chevrolet garage. JUDY MILLER is a practical nurse at Blair General Hospital. KARL NETOLICKY is police chief of Columbiana. DARLENE TOOT had such culinary art in making pizza she opened her own shop. BILL OLIVER designs modern space homes for future genera- tions on Jupiter. RICHARD PINE is running a very prosperous photography business. MARCIA GASSER is his bookkeeper. You may see ALAN ROBERTS in the summer Olympics of 1970 running the 5000 meters. JOYCE POIRIER designs bathing suits for Cole of California and SHERRY POULTON models them. TOM DAVIES and TERRY POULTON, confirmed bach- elors, have opened their own business as professional escorts to lonely women. JOHN SHASTEEN now patches and repairs old junkers in his shop called J 86 J Junk Fixers. GREG SHRILLA is custodian of South Side School. DICK SMITH is still pumping gas at Sohio. MADGE SNYDER is a secretary at Randolph 's Engineering Co. RICH SNYDER is now manager of the G. M. Chevrolet Garage. LYLE STACEY was such a fine horseman, he replaced the Cisco Kid. LILLY STAMETS has gone back to the garden with the rest of the flowers. LEE STUBLER is president of the hunting club he himself started. GARY TROLL is head coach of the Cleveland Browns. RICK TYSON is a famous chemical engineer at N. A. S. A. CONNIE VAN FOSSAN has her own chain of restaurants on the east coast. RICHARD WHAN is a test driver of General Motors. CAROL WINEGORD has gone to C. B. S. to get her M. R. S. RICHARD WINKEL owns a stable of Kentucky Derby Winners. WAYNE WICKLINE is his private jockey. KATHY WYNINGS is now television 's best actress. JOHN YODER has taken over his mother's store and made it a men's shop. KIRBY ZELLERS has taken over Wood 's Funeral Home and is killing them all. VIRGINIA WENTZ, DARLENE BRACKEN, and BONNIE LOCKWOOD are secretaries for JONE'S GREENHOUSE. MAUREEN ISAKSSON went to England to visit her relatives and decided to stay. 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The Highest Honor Our School Can Bestow MEMBERS falphabetical orderj SENlORSg Ellen Antoinette, John Atkinson, George Curl, Carol Firestone, Marilyn Heindel, Eric Keck, Jackie King, John Lake, James Leonard, Diane Lindsay, Nancy Lower, Rich ard Pine, Joyce Price, Linda Rohrer, Richard Tyson, and Carol Winegord. JUNIORSg David Bevan, Kath- leen Curl, James Ferrall, Valerie Powers, David Rowland, Kathleen Scott. t 759 Cgfuognf Councz FIRST ROW: Dale Scott, Kathy McNab, Dave Morris, Tom Golden, Beverly Holloway. SECOND ROW: David Strausbaugh, Kathy Holloway, Ronnie Detwiler, Jack Brown, Linda Rohrer. THIRD ROW: Rich Synder, Kirby Zellers, Ellen Antoinette, John Lake. law' s I.. J 2 012 Cerf , Q Lk Q9 0 WCS W This page sponsored by T CAMPBELL CLEANERS BMD DIRECTOR Guchemancl Zan . QW: 4 - f , JE 4, f I if fu f. E Kc V1 ,J A ,vfxqm ,, W VS N ' SUE A 3 Y iwfngxwn E msn ' f r :XY ' 1 W I ,'r:'5'll! Enix 6 ,Ziyi-. 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Nancy Lower, Margie Cross, Betty Snodgrass, Diane Margie Way, Judy Ballentine, Barb Isaksson, Nancy Stephens Pat Cope, Lonnis Sposetta, Kathy Istnick, Marilyn Baker goofgay 1964 Gfgopez' 790122 Goacfes Gapfdlh ASSISTANT COACHES Rich Berryman, Bob Hutton, Bruce Feicht, Bob Gessler HEAD COACH Ray Bellesari ERIC KECK Compliments of MAIN STREET MOTORS .3 Q .1 ,. K, t -:Qi ,' ,Q if .fl , X J Q N, N 5 ' ff 0 M Fi 1 ,, Qu I V, ,. . 4 ks K. if X , If an ' ' TT if 1'--IAQ' ,A 1. , . f V 1 , X y ,fwirllf 3 K ?xff?,L?L , W kg 1, ' P8 Qgfe ,M ' ' If Q ? f if 1 3' l 3 if V W g -gag if L, 1 f f we W J -A'1i ::- ,JS '. I gg-'f' ' .xiii - : .., ' fri ,,': ' . ,Q Q- UQ? -r .-S-1?,j YH ii ' k ' ff jqigvii-3 4 ::.. E333 ' Q v I' Q ,.,2i ..,Q '.-Q 1 .. A , ' . v 5 1 ' 1 Q 'Q U ' . - , ,ar- . , ' V- -sf -Q ,Qs . N . A t QQ' -' 'f- 1-,' '+ My O ga 413 P' 1 . 3 K s fb? W i 3 goofgafgeffermen MIKE GRANT - Mike was a center on offense and a middle guard on defense. Mike worked hard at all times and for his size made himself known. Mike was a winner of the Mayhem Axmurder Award and best defensive lineman. AIVARS DUKATS - Duke, our leading scorer, showed his speed and agility in breaking away for many touchdowns. The Duke re- ceived awards for best offensive and defensive back, best two-way performer, and the Mayhem Axmurder Award. ERIC KECK - Eric, our captaing played the backfield this year and was a linebacker on defense. Eric received awards for best offen- sive, defensive, and best two-way player. GARY TROLL - Gary started the season late due to a broken thumb, but he came on fast showing good speed and agility. JOHN SHASTEEN - John, a senior, was a defensive specialist. He played many positions on defense, filling them quite well. John received the Mayhem Axmurder Award four times during the sea- son making him the toughest man on defense. RICH SNYDER - Rich served as our guard on both offense and defense. Rich always played his position with determination and zeal. JOHN LAKE - John managed his position as tackle with great deter- mination. As a defensive end stopped many an off tackle play. John received the award for best offensive lineman. PAUL LONG - Paul as our offensive center turned in an excellent job of blocking and twill won the best offensive lineman award. KIRBY ZELLERS - Kirby was one of our best defensive backs and also an excellent receiver. Kirby was one of the few ends who could run well after he caught the ball. His fine defensive play and pass receiving will be missed greatly. ALAN WISE - Butch served as quarterback on offense, showing good ball handling and poise. As a defensive backed re- ceived the best offensive back award serveral times. BOB WEIKART - Bob, a senior, came through as our outside tackle on offense and played end on defense. Bob re- ceived awards for best offensive line- man. LARRY BROWN - Larry was a member of our fine defensive wall and saw a lot of action at offensive tackle. Larry 's great size should help make next year's line the biggest and best around. This page sponsored by R. G. Spiker and Sons 28 North Elm St. , Columbiana Your Lennox Heating 85 Cooling Dealer Qzoofgczfbbeffermezz RICK ISTNICK - as a Junior this year Rick did a fine job at quarter- back. His fine passing and good ball-handling kept the offense going. He should guide next year 's team to a fine year. DAVID ROWLAND - Dave, only a junior, showed his ability by win- ning a first string position as offensive guard. As a defensive tackle he proved he was hard to move. Dave received awards for best offensive lineman and best two-way performer. HERB BORTNER - Herb just a junior, showed the stuff it takes in filling the position as offensive guard. On defense he proved himself just as capable. Herb won several awards both on offense and defense. DICK KELLER - Dick was another junior who came on strong for us this year. Dick took over both an offensive and defensive position and became our most efficient player. His all-around ability will be a great help next year. JACK HAWKINS - Jack was a terror at defensive end and seemed right at home in the backfield where his strength enabled him to make many fine runs. Jack was also our punter and his fine punts and quick kicks often put the enemy in a bad position. Only a junior he should be a standout next year. DAN OLIVER - Dan was injured early in the season and saw only limited action, but he can be looked for to hold a starting position on next year 's team. DOUG KNISLEY - Doug was a capable replacement at end this year but his mainstay was defense. He should be a tough linebacker for next year. JOHN NEWELL - John was only a sophomore this year but held down the long side end position. His fine blocking and pass receiving will be a great help in the next two years. DALE YOUNG - Dale is another of our many fine juniors and played alot for us at end this year. Dale should be a big help to next year's team. RICK DETWILER - Rick saw a lot of action this year on offense and defense. He still has two years to play and should be a help to our future teams. DAVE WEBER - Dave was another sopho- more and played defensive tackle. Dave should be a big factor in our de- fensive line in the next few years. fEa.ylQf5a1 UGFSIQ wr: 2 2 1 -fa E E? Head coach Berryman and assistant Captain Alan Wise coaches Bellasari and Feicht fy12Q36122d12 790122 This page sponsored by ACE HARDWARE 'S fi AW-.ga gfiw. 4,r,4 if H I 'K 3. 1 v amiga? 5 1 5 k I S 5 Q6 Q., .Lift is 5, 4 'D u-'if' E RH U 5 Rl' LMRQZ ! if Y :ww Q. 'A 1 4 1 1 4 i wg, gg 4,2 f HM DlCKENSg Skin, a senior guard, is one of the better shots. His left-handed set shot doesn't miss the mark too often. DICK KELLER: Dick was another of our fine juniors. Dick's quick weaves enabled him to score many points and to stop many of the opponents' scoring threats. JACK HAWKINS: Hawk, a junior, plays the pivot. When the play starts getting rough under the boards, Jack's al- ways there getting the rebound or putting in the all-important two points. JIM MURPHY: Although only a junior, Murph was our best scorer and that with an uncanny accuracy. Jim's point- getting ability should be a great help next year. RICK ISTNICK: Rick started slow this year but came on strong to win a starting position. Only a junior, Rick was our best playmaker and led the team in assists and stolen balls. This page sponsored by TYSON'S STORE mc! - 1964 ' BOTTOM ROW: Mike Campbellg Rick Perring Fred Gosney, co-captaing Barnes. Jim Ward, co-captaing Tom Copeg Rich MIDDLE ROW: Doug Kniselyg Herb Bortnerg Dan Oliverg Aivars Dukatsg Alan Robertsg Coach Ward. 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A IN A ls A FIRST ROW: Karen Cramer, Michela Reidy, Holly Gustafson, Diana Davis, Susan Poirier, Connie Bussard SECOND ROW: Mr. May, Gary Johnson, Mark Johnson, Robin McGeehan, David Allison, Tom Nichelson, Jeff Ferrall THIRD ROW: Glenn McGath, Steve Baum, Keith Wentz, David Mumpire, James Anderson, Victor Lundberg, William Cranston FOURTH ROW: Gary Parks, Kevin Goist, Daniel Brothers, John Shell, Michael Oliver, Joe Raneri, Jeff Himes Teacher: Mr. Edgar May Qszbcff gre es FIRST ROW: Marcia Cunningham, Pamela Schukert, Peggy Floor, Terry Stamp, 'Karen Coleman, Barbara Huk, Terry Stacy, Susan Eddy SECOND ROW: Mrs. Ballintine, Tom Cullen, Kenneth Williams, Keith Wil- liams, Jeffrey Ziegler, Tom Shirella, John Vinakalns, Dick Curl, Robert Miller THIRD ROW: Joyce Snyder, Irene Hamilton, Janis Morse, Becky Gosney, Becky Hall, Darlene Girard, Debbie Schonhut, Debbie Firestone FOURTH ROW: Dale Lehman, David Peterson, Raymond Greggy, Keith Reash, Karen Lamoncha, Kathi Zel- lers, Wayne Berry, Dan Vanderwerf, Neil Hobart Teacher: Mrs. Rosalie Ballintine ... .np et - J., .L .. A FIRST ROW: Sue Anglemyer, Amy Hutson, Elaine Steiner, Roxanna Webber, Vickie Hum, Lana Warner, Leda Knisely, Catherine Tuttle SECOND ROW: Miss Windle, Scott Kauffman, James Thiedt, Daniel Beil- ing, Donald Schmidt, Steven Hunt, William Lodge, Timothy King, Walter Armstrong THIRD ROW: Martha Hess, Kathleen Hokanson, Debra Newcomer, Jacquelyn Fisher, Elaine Schickley, Melinda Hum, Carol Reash, Mary Jo Hinerman, Elaine Griffin FOURTH ROW: Gregg Bauer, Bruce Urbschat, Rickie Hum, Mark Crook, Paul Wilms, James Burklo, Theodore Ossoff, Raymond Exten, Timothy Hawkins, Jay Groner, Donn Corban Not Pictured: Gary Wynings Teacher: Miss Alberta Windle 7l Eff Qmaa L Q ,Q . il .dnt FIRST ROW: Ronny Miller, Stefanie Koch, Kurt Knisely, Pamela Jones, Tyler Peppel, Cordia Callahan, Tommy Blosser, Wendy Lipe SECOND ROW: Tim Kaylor, Beverly Steiner, Donny Drotleff, Shirley Basinger, Tommy Jones, Debbie Ankeny, Larry Rohrer, Barbara Eckert THIRD ROW: Steve Dickens, Wanda Shingle- ton, Richard Antram, Kathy Mansfield, Mark Evans, Debra Peppel, Michael Gaugham, Beverly Petro, Robert Boggs. FOURTH ROW: Lois Eckhardt, Jim Dillon, Teresa Urbschat, Janice Luther, Nancy Husted, Amy Mer- rill, Richard Crouse, Eva Bevan, Jack Magill, Rhonda Tipton Teacher: Mrs. Carolyn Orr FIRST ROW: Debbie Esterly, Debbie Leonard, Mary Jane Kimble, Pamela Zohnd, Connie Lou Little, Karen Floor, Diane Wassink, Denise Ruhl SECOND ROW: Jeff Orr, Charles Chesney, Ricky Burt, Larry Ludwig, Bobby Ritchey, Mike Simpson, Randy Griggs, Steve Boehm THIRD ROW: Connie Ballew, Dorothy Bussard, Linda Wickline, Linda Stewart, Diana Sturgell, Christine Raneri, Penny Sanders, Wendy Ritchie, Teresa Hill FOURTH ROW: Larry Macklin, Mike Miller, Robin Houlette, James Boston, Gary Wenderoth, Greg Madden, Edwin Apinis, Stanley Sitler, David Lynn Teacher, Mrs. Olive Toot 99615 graogts A A M FIRST ROW: Robert Krugel, Kathy Lower, Robert Bott, Rebecca Curl, Craig Wagner, Jill Orr, David Gorm- ley, Pamela Schmidt. SECOND ROW: Lynne Morrison, Stephen Blackburn, Kristine McKee. Richard Rapp, Diane Wise, Keith Lehman, Carolyn Armstrong, Joseph Rouse, Mrs. Griffiths THIRD ROW: Charles Lake, Deborah Fleming, Donald Lipe, Jody Nash, Tom Frost, Jan Orr, James Weber, Teresa Douglass, Ronald Griffith FOURTH ROW: Dana Cope, Majorie Beck, Beverly Randolph, Linda Wenderoth, Wendy Winegord, Kathryn Burklo, Timothy Rohrer, Theodore Souder, Debra Franket Teacher: Mr. Margaret Griffiths Not Pictured: Rebecca Beller and Michael Soos lik f , ' ai. .. fi K' 1' L FIRST ROW: Doreen Ziegler, Deborah Glecker, Joan Broderick, Jane Wright, Connie Coleman, Cheryl Drotleff, Theresa Lehman SECOND ROW: Douglas Barber, Randall Van Arsdale, John Spatholt, Robert Rod- gers, Randall Cartwright, John Coler, Douglas Sturgell, Craig Stratton THIRD ROW: Barbara Foster, Cindy Firestone, Carol Wickline, Brenda Carder, William Long, David Allen, Terry Parks, Jay Noel, William Esenwein FOURTH ROW: Susan Bertelsen, Darlene Ballew, Donito Reynolds, Janice Boston, James Roberts, Michael Kyser, James Hiner, Jack Brothers, Tomothy Souder, William Engberg Teacher: Mrs. Sara Church- field 73 Ollffgx QJUQQJ FIRST ROW: Cathy Manley, Susan Drotleff, Barbara Lehman, Diane Rakocy, Nancee Richie, Louis Champ- ney, David Gaskill SECOND ROW: Mike Cullen, Cathy Liggett, Tim Gustafson, Randy Johnson, Luther Parks, Sherry Weyant, Virginia Pritchard, Stephen Billups, Greg Vignon THIRD ROW: Tim Randolph, Janet Schickley, Clinton Parker, Donald Garver, Diane Detwiler, Ann Keller, Darlene Kyser, Dennis Wise FOURTH ROW: Donald Thiedt, Larry Newcomer, Bruce Herrmann, Jeffy Richardson, Ronald Kappler, Linda Wagoner, Sherry Bricker, Heidi Harper Teacher, Mrs. Gladys French - --J J J eere' l ssrf F FIRST ROW: Debra Bowman, Linda Burkey, Robbin Nelson, Becky Hughes, Kathy Lehman, Vickie Chaplow, Lynn Horton SECOND ROW: William McMillan, Michael McGeehen, John Dailey, David Francis, Paul Stamets, Robert Barr, Richard Schukert THIRD ROW: Cynthia Baum, Patty Candel, Karen Miller, Debra Fox, Bonnie Tullis, Debra Wolfe FOURTH ROW: William Wilms, Thomas Mauch, Jack Rapp, Jon Woods, Gregory Kimble, William Bailey, Denis James, Ronald Biddle Teacher: Miss Mildred Rich 0111715 QJUUQJ FIRST ROW: Kathleen Krugel, Cindy Hoover, Nancy Schmidt, Jeanette Wining, Teresa Sanders, Linda Zimmerman, Christine Young SECOND ROW: James Berryman, Craig Kuhlman, Keith Jessop, Jeff Gustaf- son, Robert Leonard, Mark Hawkins, William Steele THIRD ROW: Barbara Chesney, Laura Cosentino, Lillie Hamilton, Mary Hayes, Karen Kidd, Rebecca Burkey, Joy Cunningham, North Stamets FOURTH ROW: Ken- neth Garwood, Mark Harrold, Roger Westlake, Robert Huston, David Rhodes, Geoffry Parsly, Robin Roberts, Lee Lipply Teacher: Mrs. Virginia Reash --5, sy-44' FIRST ROW: Jim Wark, Lorie Dilling, David Tuttle, Melanie Knisely, Joe La Beau, Lynne Esenwein, Gary Dickens SECOND ROW: John Hartsock, Anne Young, Carl Ballintine, Jean Griggy, Danny Tharp, Mary Moran, Steve Blakeman, Marla Kauffman THIRD ROW: Robert Barnes, Marcia Gray, Matt Polen, Melodee Hively, James Fitzpatrick, Judy Hunt, Ryan Snyder, Patty Newell FOURTH ROW: Linda Kuzma, Dickie Reash, Deborah Detwiler, John Luther, Susan Barrow, John Lundberg, Ann Crook, Marvin Newell Absent: David Weyman Teacher: Mrs. Ethel Clunk 75 QIUUQS FIRST ROW: Lee Bowman, Marsha Heck, Bruce Wise, Cynthia Barton, Timmy Blackburn, Susan Henry, Gregory Guy, Margaret Mcllduff SECOND ROW: Timothy Petro, Katherine Hamilton, Wilbur Garrod, Pat- ricia Kidd, Rex Poulton, Kathy Jugan, Danny Baker THIRD ROW: Emily Smith, Lori Sircy, Melissa Evans, Hazel Flory, Sherry Liggitt, Barbara Daniels, Lori Guterba, Lorrie Edling FOURTH ROW: Virginia Harrold, Mark Griffin, Richard Moran, Sally Logan, Danny Hill, Ricky Kunkle, Myrna Schockley Not Pictured: Dana McQuistion Teacher: Mrs. Sara Walker FIRST ROW: Sharon Brubaker, Pamela De Tunno, Cynthia Ritchey, Kathy Smith, Bonita Homan, Susan Richardson, Kristen Isaksson, Deborah Rice SECOND ROW: Randy Dilling, Patrick Billups, Philip Steiner, Sherman Ziegler, Russell Hill, Thomas Maser, Douglas Wagner THIRD ROW: Shelley Beckham, Leslie Baker, Teresa Tatman, Donna Peppel, Roberta Powers, Miriam Hess, Rebecca Crowl, Margaret Witmer FOURTH ROW: David Stryfeller, Joseph Zimmerman, Michael Morrison, Robert Frost, Randy Wetzel, Charles Souder, Luke Thompson, John Koch Teacher: Mrs. Laura Schaeffer QJUOQS FIRST ROW: Carolyn Hartman, Mona Jo Stewart, Diane McMillan, Debra Boggs, Carol Beiling, Karen Gur- ski, Karen Broderick, Susan Parsly SECOND ROW: Terry Barnes, Donald Rapp, Scott Berry, Robert Beatty, William Keller, Wayne Lanterman, Daniel Bussard THIRD ROW: Joy Kinnear, Megan Jones, Lynn Merreot, Mark Lamoncha, Randolph Zimmer, George Finley, Mark Nash FOURTH ROW: Richard Mix, Kimberly Hughes, Gary Double, Scott Rummel, Robert Kyser, David Spatholt Not Pictured: Mark Neville Teacher: Mrs. Mary Rohrer it gp FIRST ROW: Jean Johnson, Brenda Mossack, Patty Clark, Phyllis Wining, Debbie Gamble, Carla Vestal, Cindy Perrott, Robin Segesman, Connie Warren SECOND ROW: Tommy Miller, Bobby Ludwig, Richard Gootcher, Tommy Richardson, Michael Griggs, Gary Hoopes, Billy Curl, Timmy Lower THIRD ROW: Larry Blakeman, Russell Barnes, Jimmy Hokenson, Glenn Cross, Kenny DeAtley, Carl Schnarrenberger, Edwin Wilms, Dale Cramer, Jimmy Tuttle Teacher: Miss Shirley Patterson econof graogs FIRST ROW: Cathy Rohrer, Norma Gaskill, Debra Miller, Brenda Gwin, Virginia Eckert, Kimberly Stacey, Kimberly Oberholtzer, Kandy Jessop SECOND ROW: Bruce Campbell, Carl Pritchard, John Kimpel, Brian Ziegler, Robert Hartsock, David Powell, Norman Mansfield, Terry Lipe, Matt Ruhl, Paul Hazel THIRD ROW: Jacqueline Kimble, Michele Ossoff, Kathy Wenderoth, Peggy Hunt, Jenifer Hum, Mary Savage, Phyl- lis Eckhardt, Lynn Garver, Jayne Souder FOURTH ROW: Mark McBane, Scott Williams, John Heintzelman, Michael Rouse, Dawn Bauer, Barbara Herrmann, Gail Gregg, Jeffrey Zohnd, William Roberts, Tommy Bort- ner Teacher: Mrs. Miriam Warrick FIRST ROW: Gary Kimble, Marjorie Wilkoff, David Perkins, Monette Cope, Thomas Gormley, Linda Wang Larry Davis, Patty Shingleton SECOND ROW: Mariellen Himes, Mark Hutson, Darlene Lipely, Larry Hite, Brenda Coalmer, William Rakocy, Cynthia Frye, David Patton, Melanie Perkins THIRD ROW: Jeffery Ritchie, Terry Elder, Lana Schlag, Vicki Wilson, James Lower, Randy Witt, Jeffery Stevens, Horace Ches- ney FOURTH ROWg Timothy Hawkins, Jeffrey Guy, Charles Flohr, William Gouchenour, Bonita Basinger, Karen Davis, Janet Crowl, Susan Todd, Julie Polen, Brenda Wright Teacher: Mrs. Juanita May Not Pic- tured: Susan Ramsey 78 QC'OI2OfgZ'd0Q.S FIRST ROW: Vickie Dailey, Janet Floor, Jackie Weikart, Joanne Harrold, Jaye Horton, Gloria Boehm, Cathy Reash, Cheryl Esenwein SECOND ROW: Mark Pine, Tom Poirier, James Richie, Dan Holbrook, Robert Book- er, Steven Barnes, Alan Sanders, Brian Kelley THIRD ROW: Myrtle Witmer, Particia Hayes, Deborah Crowl, Susan Barber, Gayle Barrick, Lois Garwood, Diane Maurer FOURTH ROW: Gregg Kauffman, Nevin Hawkins, David Duelley, Wayne Hall, Larry Garstick, Michael Ossoff, Steven Rhodes, Richard Garrity, Kevin Moran, Patrick McGeehen Teacher: Mrs. Linda Gessler FIRST ROW: Brenda Bott, Tammy Gustafson, Kathy McLaughlin, Tammy Baum, Helen Mcllduff, Colleen Cullen, Robin Kopp SECOND ROW: Richard Schmidt, Jerry Boehm, Charles Van Arsdale, David Vollnogle, Jeffery Sarchet, Thomas Lehman, Michael Drotleff, Willis Wining THIRD ROW: Sally Crum, Cathy Morri- son, Terry Dailey, Sharon Harkins, Mark Steeb, Donna Johnson, Daniel Shingleton, Paul Webber, Gary Sitler FOURTH ROW: Ray Burkey, Jimmy Booher, Michael Reidy, Renee Leonard, Sandra Weber, Michael Ferrall, Breen Gaughan, Earl Janofa, Glenn Forney Teacher: Mrs. Marjorie DeTunno Zum! QJWOQS FIRST ROW: Tammy Cope, Vickie Chaddock, Kay Stacey, Marcella Beck, Diane White, Karen Lehman, Laura Gaskill, Nancy Hall SECOND ROW: David Wark, Nicholas Blosser, Timmy Billups, Jim Couchenour, Timmy Mead, Mark Blackburn, Timmy Cramer THIRD ROW: Heidi Koch, Cheryl Bower, Susan Ferguson, Debbie Welker, Bonnie Kappler, Sheri Foster, Jo Ann Kyser, Carolyn Jones FOURTH ROW: Jeffery Taylor, Michael Broderick, David Tatman, Keith Garstick, James Frost, Steven Grappy, Steven Salmon, Russell Harroff, Rodney Kissel Teacher: Mrs. Kathryn Pine FIRST ROW: Larry Jessop, Shirley Mumpire, Diane Couchenoer, Ronald St. George, Brent Hall, Curtis Hal- brook, Sharon Bauman, Dennis Huk SECOND ROW: Peggy Sue Mix, David Bowman, Jenny Hough, Ronald Tullis, Marlene Kacenski, David Long, Tonya Morrison Tl-HRD ROW: William Cole, Diana Ludwig, Ronald Dean, Perry McCall, Doris Davis, Craig Hall, Joyce Dale, Mrs. Dowd FOURTH ROW: Russell Miner, John Finley, Randy Guy, Bradford Miller Teacher, Mrs. Doris Dowd zktsf gre OQS FIRST ROW: Cheryl Hum, Lisa DeTunno, Patty Curl, Cindy Wilson, Dora Boehm, Debra Gleckler, Cindy Kyser, Linda Johnson SECOND ROW: Kenneth Kacenski, Thomas Cramer, Daniel Heck, John Black, James Rupert, James Liggitt, Michael Curl, Larry Guthrie THIRD ROW: Cheryl Manley, Sherri Hicks, Debra Doug las, Karen Basinger, Liane Newell, Kathy LaLonde, Jeanette Lynn, Linda Hammer FOURTH ROW: Nicholas Bogden, Todd Peppel, Billy Zentner, Rex Goist, Mark Consentino, Duane Leffell, Eric Griffin, Jeff Wright, Larry Thiedt Teacher: Mrs. Arlene Blasiman Not Pictured: Gloria Morrison - X ea FIRST ROW: Donald Kyser, Thomas Biggs, Thomas Ambrose, Cynthia James, Natalie Reel, Linda Hill, Eric Durr, Deborah Campbell SECOND ROW: Beverly Patton, Michael Veon, Lori Gustafson, Milton Powers Nicholas Gorcheff, Deborah Swearingen, Bruce Stryffeler, Judith Powers THIRD ROW: Cheryl Mossack, Daniel Smith, Cheryl McLaughlin, Bruce Lehman, William Rupert, Jeffrey Bricker, Brenda Barr FOURTH ROW: Max Hovey, Denice Gurski, Philip Rohrer, George Hinerman, Kevin Sposetta, Katherine Hughes, Kenneth Lower, Barbara Coy Teacher: Mrs. Margaret Brungard Zksf anof CSQCOZZJ QIZGOQ Commh afzbn FIRST ROW: Donna McMillan, Bonnie Davis, Sylvia Lehman, Karen Hayes, Debbie Workman, Rebecca Campbell, Mary Boggs SECOND ROW: Carl Mumpire, Richard Rice, Richard Franklin, Bradley Ziegler, Lee Coler, Walter Howell, Fred Bussard THIRD ROW: Randall Wolfe, Glenda Dole, Robin Van Fossan, De- nise Sturgill, Delores Finley, Sandra Miner, Virgil Ballew FOURTH ROW: James Hornsby, Dale Stamp, Al- pino Raneri, Richard Secrest, David Peppel, Gregory Zimmerman, Richard Mauch, Larry Kannal, Mark Boggs Not Pictured: Duane Rapp Teacher: Mrs. Mildred Miller peczdf Cjoizcafzbn GQSJ FIRST ROW: Debra Daley, Thomas Alderman, Dorothy Brooks, Thomas Abram, Charles Miner, Donna Black Harvey Rhodes SECOND ROW: Shirley Garber, Randall Horst, Dennis,Rhodes, Barbara Tullis, Shirley Miner, Rose Brooks THIRD ROW: Richard Zimmer, Sandra Simpson, Richard Malove, Barbara Garber, Edward Coy Not Pictured: Harry Raneri Teacher: Mrs. Ellen Perrin jab? QZ4ydffQI?S FRONT ROW: Tommy Gerner, Edwin Biddle, Susan Salchow, Matt Weikart, Jenifer Koch, Donald Blake, Lisa Pine SECOND ROW: Jimmy Candel, Philip Horton, Steven Barrick, Stephen Sanders, Curtis Yoder, Her bert Finley THIRD ROW: Jeff Burt, Kenneth Stacy, Terry Lipply, Kristen Coppock, Tommy Gerner, Charles Shickley, Peter Wining FOURTH ROW: Tammy Perkins, Danny Dailey, Linda Esenwein, Jimmy Blakeman, Elaine Allen, Jeff Brothers, Beth Zentner, Ronald Warner, Lisa Rakocy Not Present: Laura Luther, Jeff Long- bottom Teacher: Mrs. Maxine Clark FIRST ROW: Christine Seybert, Kimberly Dodson, Melissa Warren, Majorie Edling, Becky Gayon, Leann Gross, Jacqueline Hall, Bonnie McLaughlin SECOND ROW: Dennis Simpson, Jeff Bertolette, Tim Hoover, Ricky Esenwein, Jeff Rupert, David O'Neal, Joel Kinnear, Scott Stephens THIRD ROW: Wayne Johnson, Cindy Altomare, Brenda Kannal, Nancy Wilson, Karen Krugel, Joann Crowl, Diana Logan, Dale Mauch FOURTH ROW: Billy Hornsby, Jerry Angel, Ronald Dicken, Joseph Solmen, Ronnie Harroff, Jimmy Crum, Mark Munyon, Eric Lindberg Not Present: Mark Wang Teacher: Mrs. Maxine Clark Zh eryarfens FIRST ROW: Drew Ferrall, Cindy McMillan, Karl Bauman, Darlene Allison, Edward Dean, Jennifer Evans, Jeff Ray, Lori La Beau SECOND ROW: David Hess, Eva Howell, Walter Linger, Lynn Zarnosky, Bruce Grif- fin, Anna Louise Rodgers, Mark Mead THIRD ROW: Sandra Harrold, Mark Thompson, Robin Douglas, John Wolfe, Kellie Ann Murphy, Mark Pratt, Shelly Goodballet, Danny Robinson FOURTH ROW: Richard Beatty, Candace Kimble, David Merreot, Dennis Powers, David Lipe, Kelly Labas, Douglas Jones Absent: Melanie Feicht Teacher: Mrs. Alberta Bailey 'MK - A. .anim ln ,,,,-eq., FIRST ROW: Kathy Souder, Daniel Homan, Bonnie Detwiler, Roy Kopp, Robin Kacenski, Frederick Hennon, Karen Griggs, William Barr SECOND ROW: Joseph Hovey, Christal Rice, Ronald Hill, Deborah Secrest, William Kimpel, Cris Gwin, Joseph Morrison THIRD ROW: Kimberly Coleman, Douglas Duelley, Amy-Jo Nichelson, Patty Kelly, Steven Heaton, Barbara Elder, Kelly Moran FOURTH ROW: Michael Staley, Lois Duffy, David Posey, Pamela Manners, Ray Steeb, Renee Kitchen, Tammie Tschappatt Teacher: Mrs. Al- berta Bailey 84 THE CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK COLUMBIANA FOUNDRY COMPANY AND EMPLOYEES COMPLIMENTS OF YOUR LOCAL INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION AGENTS YUUR fulepmdznt lnsumna AGENT 'SIIVII YOU lllil' 0 FUHRMAN INSURANCE AGENCY RUSSELL P. LINDSAY Kathryn Fuhrrnan - 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 482-3385 - 32 S. Main St. Phone 482-2258 150 7th Street Columbiana Has Nice Young People. We Know Them. DAIRY QUEEN-BRAZIER Columbiana TIRE CENTER U.S.A., INC Market Street Ext. North Lima, Ohio TRULY DIGESTIIIE is fha ' wi nnoc lfiiiw 5 211. I r M4 in. -5, ,, M an O I' I M ED HERRON Food Distributors New Era Potato Chips Fritos l4Ol S. Lincoln Ave. Salem, Ohio ..J'l.-l.1. CHEV-R-0.l.ET THE BEST MAKE YOU WILL EVER MOVE 1 Chevrolet Chevelle Corvair Chevy ll Corvettes THE COLUMBIANA MCTOR CO. Serving This Area Congratulations, Seniors, and thanks for the opportunity of making the pictures for your annual. We enjoyed it. Bill Davis and Richard Kuhns Photographers DAVIS STUDIO and Photo Supply Columbiana County's Largest, Most Reliable Name in Photography Eastman Kodak, Ansco 235 Market St. Phone 426-9314 East Palestine, Ohio Complim ents of COREY OIL CO. .-5 I Y- A . E . 1 Ci 2 1 i S Q ?x A 0144 ii! Nfl R Ui! ' O Distributor of Shell P roduct s Route 14, Columbiana, Ohio Heating Oil a Specialty 24 Hour Burner Service CENTRAL PORCELAIN CO. Porcelain, Wire, Connectors P. O. Box 42 Columbiana, Ohio To the Class of 1965 Congratulations and Keep Learning NORTHEAST OHIO MACHINE BUILDERS, INC Serving the Metals and Forests Products Industries 330 North Main St. Columbiana, Ohio OUR CONTRIBUTORS Richard Fox, Attorney William Jones, O. D. L. H. Nelson, D. D. S. L. A. Stacey, Attorney Fred Grappy, D. D. S. L. S. Prichard, M. D. James A. Garstick, O. D. C. W. DeWalt, M.D. Russell Stryffeler, D. V. M. J. R. Moorehead, M. D. T. A. King, M. D. Hubert Keylor, M. D. Lee Bookwalter, M. D. A gl P Company Fairfield Machine Wells Drug Store Seederly-Beilhart Funer Irene Houk, D. D. S. Fry Funeral Home Peggy's Bridal House Harrold Tool Co. .Tack Kuhlman, Attorney K. P. Murphy, D. C. John Hutson, Attorney Warrick Funeral Home al Home THERON'S OLD COUNTRY STORE OHlO'S MOST UNUSUAL FOOD MARKET Lisbon Road Columbiana, Ohio Congratulations to the Class of '65 ARTHUR WHAN EXCAVATING Leetonia, Ohio Phone HA 7-6030 Compliments of JACK'S LAKE LODGE Apsley, Ontario, Canada Owned and Operated by Elliot and Lindsay MARTHA'S VOGUE SHOP Ladies' and Girls' Wearing Apparel Phone IV 2-3282 BOX 73, New Waterford, O. 14 S. Main Columbiana, Ohio C n Compliments Ompllments of of .I AND E RECORD SHOP COUNTRY MAID Columbiana, Ohio Com liments 5-10 Compliments of 25-100 P H. D. KURTZ of VARIETY AND DEPARTMENT STORE FERGUSON'S MARKET 31 S. Main St. Columbiana, Ohio Shop Kurtz First - Last and Always Compliments of COPELAND HILLS GOLF CLUB KELLERS HARDWARE Phone IV 2-4628 Columbiana, Ohio Compliments of EDGAR BELL - WELL DRILLING AND PUMP SERVICE Compliments of RUPERT BROTHERS CONSTRUCTION AND EXCAVATING COMPANY R. D. 1642 Columbiana, Ohio Phone 482-4000 BATTERY SERVICE CO. , Compliments Carl S. Keller of 1 . . CO umblana' Ohm CRooKs DAIRY AND GROCERY Phone 482-4225 MARKET Westinghouse Appliances Congratulations to the Class of 1965 HUMTOWN PATTERN SHOP Congratulations to the Class of '65 THE COLUMBIANA PUMP COMPANY Columbiana, Ohio INA MAE NOEL BEAUTY SALON 1252 Fairfield Avenue Compliments of OAKS WELDING INC. 201 Prospect Street Columbiana, Ohio Phone IV 2-2923 Phgne IV 2-4216 Congr atulations Northeastern Ohio's Finest Shopping Center Complete and Competitive Shopping ln All Types of Merchandise Parking for Over 1000 Cars Stores Open Monday and Friday Evenings Until 9:00 PM RETAIL MERCHANTS DIVISION SALEM AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Congratulations to the Class of '65 KAISER REFRACTORIES Columbiana, Ohio Compliments of ROLLERINA East Palestine Road RICHARD KEATING Compliments of MRS. RUSSELL J. BARROW Piano and Organ Instructor I me We need your head in our business RUPERT ' S BARBER SHOP IV 2-3477 Columbiana, Ohio Congratulations to the Class of '65 VALLEY GOLF DINING ROOM Rose and Bill Arbuckle KOCH FORD - MERCURY on the square Columbiana, Ohio KALEEL BROS, INC. Phone Riverside 4-0258 Long Distance RI 4-3957 Fruits and Vegetables KERR'S SPEED SHOP 2914 South Avenue Youngstown, Ohio Phone 788-1959 Compliments of CALDRONE MUSIC STUDIO Youngstown, Ohio ST 8-0795 Congratulations to the Class of 65 I-IECKS RESTAURANT Columbiana, Ohio Wedding Invitations FISHER PRINTING COMPANY Letterpress and Offset Experts 707 East Park Avenue Columbiana, Ohio Compliments of BECK'S FLOOR COVERING Columbiana, Ohio Compliments of SIGLE TRUCKING COMPANY North Lima, Ohio Compliments of CHURCHFIELD'S PHARMACY Columbiana, Ohio Compliments of FIT ZPATRICKS Columbiana, Ohio STAHL'S COAL AND BUILDERS' SUPPLIES Phone 482-5326 Columbiana, Ohio CENTRAL TV Best Wishes for the grads Best of Luck Class of '65 and a Wish for stick-to-it-ness for the under class people Compliments of RICHARD SOUDER Builder and Developer IV 2-4445 Compliments of FERRALL PATTERN SHOP Compliments of DONBARS MARKET 215 W. Park Ave. Call IV 2-2724 WILMA'S BEAUTY SHOP 126 South Middle St. Columbiana, Ohio Compliments of ALLEN'S SHOE STORE Compliments of BURKI-IART'S SPORTING GOODS Columbiana, Ohio Compliments of RYAN'S NEWS Columbiana, Ohio Compliments of DON YOUNG Photo Service and Supply L. T. Havener S. GUMPERT co. Autritree Park Cleveland, Ohio 44124 VILLAGE BOAT AND GIFT SHOP Where the Unusual Is Usual 238 Main St. Leetonia, Ohio LEO EI-IRHART 8: SON Painting and Decorating Columbiana, Ohio Compliments of JOHN H. WILMS LANDSCAPE SERVICE Lawn Care Specialist R. D. 52 Columbiana, Ohio Dial 482-4050 TOMMIE'S BEAUTY SHOP IV 2 2274 235 S. Main St. WHISPERING PINES Columbiana County's Newest Golf Course 9 Beautiful Holes Golf-Pro Shop Wilbur Garrod, Owner 947 E. Park Ave. Columbiana, Ohio Congratulations to the Class VEE EMS POODLES of ,,65,, Verna M. Rupert State Rt. 14 and 46 Phone 482-2353 EASTERN DISCOUNT Columbiana Ohio lOl S. M ' S . . ' am t Quality Pups Toy and Miniature Poodles Columbiana, Ohio STUD SERVICE AND PET SUPPLIES Compliments of MOWEN'S CLEANERS Next to Plaza Columbiana Compliments of MANOS THEATRE Compliments of SHIRLEY'S BEAUTY SALON Columbiana, Ohio HYDROTHERM INC. Box 366 Columbiana, Ohio The Best in Hydrothermic Heating Compliments From John and Dale KAMPFER'S TEXACO SERVICE R. K. McKEE Contractor Columbiana, Ohio GI..ENN'S SHOE STORE The Home of Crood Shoes Compliments of NORTH LIMA LUMBER CO. KI 9-3923 DOM PERRY 28 Wick Ave. YOUNGSTOWN SHERP STORE THE SQUARE Phone RI-3289 Youngstown Compliments of DON'S BARBER SHOP COLUMBIANA BAKERY 18 South Main St. Phone IV 2-2515 Compliments of THE PETITE SHOP Columbiana, Ohio CRAWFORD'S MARKET Friendly Service Since 1911 Phone 482-3315 MARGARET'S BEAUTY SHOP Margaret Carr 263 S. Main St. Columbiana, Ohio Phone IV 2-4687 Compliments of the COLUMBIANA BUICK- OLDSMOBILE CO. Compliments of GAUGHN'S RESTAURANT JACK JONES Welcome to me Infxs Nfwfsn ULTRA-MODERN LINES ARROWH BILLIARD ROOM a Pocxsr BILLIARD TABLES LANES EAD PRO SHOP COMPLETE LINE OF AMF SNACK BAR sowuno Accsssonlss MEWNG ROOMS BOWLING BALLS AMP'-E DRILLED and FITTED FREE PARKING SHOES . BAGS Q ALL suzss AND smss OPEN BOWLING SHIRTS and BLOUSES commsmv mrenso Wk III?' IP: rm f 7 ' I 5' I Th L I Mala' sox 104 coLuMmANA, omo PHONE 549-3522 Congratulations Firestone's Friendly to the Class of '65 NEW MIDDLETOWN ISALY DAIRY AND RESTAURANT Where people stop to shop and meet to eat our ALUMINUM-FOUNDRY good homecookmg Z-4 Sycamore Drive New Middletown Columbiana, BOB AND EDIE FIRESTONE - Owners Ohio Phone 549-9183 Congratulations to the Class of '65 Best Wishes YOUTH AND THE WORLD There is many a battle that's yet to be Won, There is many a glorious deed to Thdxixfiillciis 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 10 Union Street wrinkled and gray, lt's a World that is being reborn every day. EDGAR A. GUEST CO'umb'ana' Ohio STROUSS-HERSHBERG'S Youngstown' s Dependable Store Since 1875 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '65 NATIONAL RUBBER MACHINERY COMPANY Columbiana, Ohio Compliments Compliments of of THE FRANKLIN FURNITURE CO. APPLE INSURANCE Makers of Fine Living Room Furniture Columbiana, Ohio Compliments of It Pays to NAUGHTON PLUMBING AND HEATING Advertise IN THE CLIPPER 235 S. Main St. Columbiana, O Phone IV 2-4408 JL 5, N .mm enzbrs .? K Q .Lg ggi 2 S 4 4 Q3 5 R .-ru v' -nz 21. 3 L W f f A A 155 23 5 gffilp l Z- W.-, f Mit w J wg, gf if QQ?- 1 Y, 1 4 1 1 'r + Eg, sz , 322' as , 'mm K , xg, wav , . 4, ur 5' , Sm 2, 5 , fun 1553 2 Ja' F 2 A V, ,SW E -'Y MMM: . .: ,Q, L42 . ' , me mx, ,M S 1323? 321 , .A ,- M--14, ,m m .W Zfifgig . 'Vu 5 'msxgj xx i K WW Q C ff Af' M , jp ijfijffjzwffy' ' WW ,ZW-Hdfwj J,,f,ewZ4.,ZfyM. 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