Coshocton County High Schools - Coshoctonian Yearbook (Coshocton County, OH)

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THE COSHOCTONIAN SPORTS BOYS’ BASKETBALL TEAM The Keene boys’ team enjoyed a fairly successful sea- son although they were handicapped by inexperience. In league competition they won seven, lost five, win- ning seven, losing nine in the complete schedule. After losing the first game of the tournament the team came back to win the consolation championship. liark Row: .Inc GnmcrtsfeHcr. Coicli; Clyde Hardesty, Wil- liam Bu croft, Manager. Second Row: Ivan Casey, Frank Leidig, Fdwln McCormick. Donace Chaney. Front Row: Ralph Lulkart. Howard Reall, Robert Hunt. BASEBALL TEAM Inexperience seems to be the main fault of this year’s ball team. Many boys are out. however, and should develop into a good team by early May. Back Row: Ralnh Luikart. Wash Fisher, William Bar croft. Robert Hunt. Frank {.eidig. Second Row: Joe (lamertsfelder, Coach: Fdwin McCormick. Clyde Hardesty, Fdwln Mlzer. Peachmon Alford. Front Row: Howard Reall, Ivan Casey. Wade Fmig, Chester Baumgardner. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL A veteran girls’ team won eight games and lost none in the regular season to win the championship. This year’s sextet was the best in the history of the school. Hack Row: lla .el Schlarb, Doris Miller. Beulah Lewis, Joy Hash. Third Row: Virginia Stofer. June Milligan. Doris Fndsley, Ruth Stitt, Lauretta Marang. Second Row: Doris Olinger. Xondis Norman, Helen Arnold, Mary Waters. Lucille Sclieetz. Front Row: Joyce Williams, Opal Brenly, Kathleen Boyd, Daisy Luikart. TRACK TEAM Keene’s track aspirations are uncertain as many un- tried boys come up for positions. The graduation of Kaser, star runner, will be felt. Hack Row: James Heiglc. Ralph Luikart. Ward Fisher, William Barcroft, Robert Hunt. Frank Ixddig. Second Row: W lliam Fisher, Warren Heclitol, Fdwln Mc- Cormick. Clyde Hardesty, Edwin Mlzer, Donace Chaney. Front Row: Ivan Casey. Howard Beall. Joe Gamertsfcldcr, Coach; Wade Fmig, Chester Baumgardner. PAGE TWENTY

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THE COSHOCTONIAN RALPH MIKESELL, Principal 8. S. in Education. Muskingum College. Work on Master’s Degree, Ohio University. Major: History. Minor: English. PLAINFIELD HIGH SCHOOL HERBERT G. DAVIS, Assistant Principal A. B. in Commerce. Ohio University. Work on Master’s Degree, Ohio University. Major: Commerce. Minors: Social Science, English. FARRILL SHARROCK B. S. in Education. Ashland College. Work on Master’s Degree, Ohio University. Major: Biology. Minors: Physical Science, Industrial Arts, History, Mathematics, English. ELOISE RAMSEY a. B. Muskingum College. Major: Home l-k’onomics. Minors: English, Biological Science. ELIZABETH McCUNE A. B. Muskingum College. Work on Master’s Degree. Ohio State University. Majors: French, English, Latin. Minors: Mathematics, History. ZELDA BLAYNEY B. S. in Education. Ohio State University. Work on Master’s I egree, Ohio State University. Major: Music. Minors: English, Social Science. The original building was erected in the year 1885. An addition was made to the building in 1923. Since that time other improve- ments have been made, such as lighting system, water supply sys- tem, and the redecorating of the interior of the building—W. P. A. project. PACE TWENTY-TWO