Caldwell High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Caldwell, OH)

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Boys ' Glee Club FIRST ROW— Raymond Shafcr, Ward Tilto.i. Richard Nash, Paul Longfellow, Mr. Beckett, instructor, Robert Plarjt, Robert Frakes, Robey Beymer, Glenn Johnson. SECOND ROW— Carl Davis, Paul Moore, Edmund .James, James Hamilton. The beys ' glee club become a more prominent or- ?ainization of CHS this year as its number increased t ' ron: m octette to a memboiship of seventeen. Besides many other performances, they assisted in ROBERT FRAKES PAUL LONGFELLOW RICHARD NASH JACK GIBSON ROBERT PLANT JAMES HAMILTON EDMUND JAMES GLENN DAVlS ROBEY BEYMEiR RAYJ iOND SHAFER making the operetta a success. The boys are to be com- mended for their efforts, as so many of them were meni- i:e ' s of athletic orgarnzations. 1 his club is also under the ?.bie direction of W. W. Beckett. LESLIE STOTTSBERRY WARD TILTON TERRENCE SMITH PAUL MOORE GILBERT CONGLETON Who ' s Who CONTINUED FROM PAGE TWENTY-ONE RUTH HE3S0N, one cf the most popular girls in the class, will probably tuin to nursing as a vocation because of her v eakaess foi- a certain ycung medical student. MILDRED ESTADT and MURIEL KEETON are our cheer leaders for ' 35. Mil and Muriel have lots of zip and lots of pep. But you have to be from Sum- merfield or you ' re not in it. JEANNE FERGUSON has starred for us in many dif- ferent lines, includirg French, Latin, and basket- ball. This does not exclude her irom personal charm and friendly spirit. MABEL LEASURE is one of the quiet and dignified! female members cf the class. ELIZABETH Mc,A.ULEY has been rated anion..- us for her fig-hting ability. This is especially true on the basketball floor. She proved herself quite a worthy captain. RUTH MOORE is a wee, wee bit of a gi ' - ' l but h?r brain is as large as her body. She has an excellent knowledge cf history. MYRTLE MORGAREIDGE is a studious girl. She seemsi to have developed a charming personality m the last few years of high school. KATHLEEN SMITH is our noted actress. She h.as been cast in several plays and operettas, chief of which is the Patsy . Page Twenty Seven

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Girls ' Glee Club BOTTOM ROW— Evelyn Merry, Frances Wilson. Winifred Laniley, Helen Trnex, Phyllis Bos- well, Vadera Eyssen, Norma Vaughn, Virginia Schr.fer, Joanne Hazard, Kath yn Cleary, Kathleen Smith, Laura Alice Croy, Elizabeth McAuley. SECOND ROW — Virginia MoAuloy, Voma Keeton. Genevieve Smith, Georgia Belle Gordon, .Teboie Hutchins, Marion Tarleton, Geneva Smith, Etta Thompson, Ruth Mcore. Martha lams, Jean Truex, June Thompson, Jean Frakes, Vi -ginia Paxton. THIRD ROW— Renna Jordan, Maitha Mend?nhall, Virginia Murrey. Mildred Clark, Norcen Fogle, Roberta Guilcf , Vera Sturg-eon, Mary Poling, Eileen Olive , Mabel Leasure, Mildred Estadl, Muriel Keeton, Virginia King, Genevieve Shi-oyer. SECOND ROW: Center— Mr. Beckett. This is the most outstanding muficai org?,n:zation i.i the school for girls. It has for its purpose not only to en- tertain but also to make the girls have a deeper ap- preciation for the beauty in music. Addino- to its many ether performances, this club has used its talents at the Muskingum Festival, the Chorus Finals at Columbus, and the annual Commence- ment exercise. This year the club is composed of forty members. PHYLLIS BOSWELL LAURA ALICE CROY MILDRED ESTADT VADERA EYSSEN JEAN FRAKES NOREEN FOGLE GEORGIA BELLE GORDON ROBERTA GUTLER JOANNE HAZARD JESSIE HUTCHINS MARTHA MAE lAMS RENNA JORDAN VERNA KEETON VIRGINIA KING WINIFRED LAMLEY MABEL LEASURE VIRGINIA McAULEY ' RUTH MOORE JUNE THOMPSON JEANNE FERGUSON EILEEN OLIVER VIRGINIA MURREY VIRGINIA PAXTON MARY POLfNG VIRGINIA SHAFER GENEVIEVE SHROYER KATHLEEN SMITH MARIAN TARLETON JEAN TRUEX NORMA VAUGHN ELIZABETH McAULEY ETTA THOMPSON FRANCES WILSON KATHERINE CLEARY MARTHA MENDENHALL VERA STURGEON GENEVIVE SMITH GEN EVA SMITH HFXEN TRUEX Page Twenty Six

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High School Orchestra FRONT ROW — James Fergtrson, Jeanne Ferguson, Vera B.-ilI, Marilyn Hazaid, Winifred Lam- ley, Mr. Beckett, Mildi-ed Clark, Kathryn Cleary, William Ileppncr, Harry Yontz, Aileen Vauj-hn, Jewell Shrivcr. SECOND ROW — .fean Truex, Junior Keith, Helen Truex, Joanne Hazaid, Fi-ances V ilsou, Evelyn Mer:y, Eiiiily Johnson, Helen Schott, Ri-haid Nash, Jotji lams. With a nicmbprsh ' p cf twenty-trwc- this org-anization has had a most successful season. It repertoire has in- cluded the best cf the classical orchestrations. Although ii has appeared many times, perhaps the most outstancing- use cf its talent has been in its ac- companying not only the high schocl operetta but also assisting in the grade school operetta. Its appearances VERA BALL— Saxcphone MILE-RED CLARK— Violin JEANNE FERGUSON— Saxcphone JOANNE HAZARD— Clarinet EDMUND JAMES— C ' iarinet WINIFRED LAMLEY— Pianist RICHARD NASH— Cornet HELEN TRUEX— Clarinet JEANNE T3UEX— Flute and Piccoto FRANCES WILSON— Violin WILLIAM HEPPNER— Violin have been received with apprecirtion and the instantan- eous approval of its audiences. Inasmuch as Miss Iva Williams, who now lives only m loving memory, was so inf.trumental in organiz- in;; this, gi-oup and gave it such a good start it is only right that dvc credit is g-iven her, altho ugh our present diectcr ceitainly has lead it to greater heig-hts. Instrumentation of orchestra: KATHERINE CLEARY— Violin WANDA CHRISTOPHER— Drum JAMES FERGUSON--Drum MARILYN HAZARD— Saxophone JUNIOR KEITH— Clarinet EVELYN MERRY — Viohn JEWELL SHRIVER— Violin HELEN SCHOTT— Violin EILEEN V.-VUGHN— Violin HARRY YONTZ— Viclm JOHN lAMS— Ccuiet Senior Class Calendar Decembcn- December December December December December December January 7- 7 — High school operetta, El Bandido . Caldwell vs. Glouster, we win, 26-23. 8 — Played Belle Valley , lost, and what a score, 13-2S. 13 — Leon Livingston gives a lecture in chapeL 15 — Newcomerstown smathered Caldwell, 15-39. 20 — Everyone ' s beginning to look foiwaid to the Christmas vacation. CONTINUED FROM PAGE FOURTEEN January 11 — Hooray 1 We beat New Concord, 25-21. Januaiy 16 — Semtsicr exams — just another picnic. Ja-iuary 18 — i ' layed McC-cnnflsville and wbn, 17-15. Jar,naiy 20 — Slate is cleaned ready for another semester ' s 21— Now L(- in,2:ton wallc.ps Caldwell, li5-24. Come on, Team! 23 — Christmas vacation begins — no t;rri2 to fool. —School starts again. We return to class to catch up en sleep and get credit for it. maiKings. January 22 — Wonder vliy Kate Cleary Icoks so sleepy this morning? Jp.-.nary 2 — Beat Glouster, 27-21. January 2G — Senior class party. J.anuaiy 22 — Lot.k, there ' s Laura Alice and John . late again. Fctruary 1 — Eeat Crooksville, score, 19-11. TURN TO PAGE TWENTY-NINE, PLEASE Page Twenty Eight