Columbiana High School - Clipper Yearbook (Columbiana, OH)

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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.

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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

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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