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

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BOYS’ BASKETBALL The Conesville boys won twelve and lorst nine games in their best season since they began three years ago. This placed Conesville in fourth place in the County League. Bill White, Kenneth Pepper and Bob Guilliams will be lost by graduation. Back Row: Mr. Shafer, Robert Guilliams, Wil¬ liam White, Glenn Dunfee. Second Row : Robert Vickers, Kenneth Kohman, Arthur Fouch, Dayne Newell (Manager). First Row: George Bookless, Dean Noland, Kenneth Pepper, Edward Cox. BOYS’ TRACK Conesville lost most of its track team last year but will again be after the two teams who were on top. The Junior High team, who lost first place by three points, will again try to make first place. Back Row: Mr. Duling, Dayne Newell (Mana¬ ger), Glenn Dunfee, William White, Rob¬ ert Guilliams, Wayne Glosser. Front Row: Mr. Shafer, Edward Cox, Dean Noland, Robert Vickers, Kenneth Kohman, Paul Norris. ' A r mu jPP P , in, y »■■■ ' isi ■ BOYS’ BASEBALL Hard hit by graduating, eleven play¬ ers, Conesville’s team will be one of the contenders for first honors, nevertheless. Back Row: Mr. Shafer, George Bookless, Wil¬ liam White, Glenn Dunfee, Dayne Newell, Victor Cox. Second Row: Harold Wolfe, Kenneth Koh¬ man, Robert Miller, Robert Reed, Robert Pierce. First Row: Dean Noland, Edward Cox, Arthur Fouch, Robert Guilliams, Robert Vickers. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Our girls won a few games this year to finish their participation in the sport. A great deal of experience and sportsman¬ ship was learned. Back Row: Mr. Shafer, Naomi Fisher, Mar¬ gie Wtiheus, Betty Wilson, Jeaneth Newell, Wanetta Whiteus. Second Row: Miss Bordenkircher (Chaperon), Mary Powelson (Manager), Betty Balo, Gold a Emler, Pauline Pepper, Evelyn Vickers (Assistant Manager). First Row: Marie Roberts, Marcene Court- right, Isobelle Miller, Twila Foust. PAGE THIRTEEN

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BAND m A -f „ b : Bbcv W ' ’ j f mi Li J Mb ' m? to • I j JKjSiSf $ W ™ 54 .is. f f- V ■■ 1 The majority of the band members are students in the grades and the Junior High School. Our membership is in¬ creasing each year. The band will im¬ prove as our members become more ef¬ ficient. Back Row: Mr. Yockey, George Bookless, Arthur Neldon, Vernal Neldon, Eugene Powers, Marion Dunfee. Third Row: Betty Wilson, Marcene Court- right, Margie Whiteus, Zelma Lapp, Sylvia Hosier, Robert Reed. Second Row: Wayne Glosser, Raymond Thomas, Warren Lapp, Wayne Knicely, Lois Lutz, Jack Turner, Mildred Clark, Edward Cox. First Row: Billy Duncan, Mary Louise Fitz¬ patrick, Jean Lutz, Wayne Duncan, Louise Donley, Jo Ann Thomas. HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA Students are admitted to the orchestra upon completion of their elementary in¬ strumental studies. An attempt is made to keep the instrumentation as well bal¬ anced as possible. Back Row: Mr. Yockey, Arthur Neldon, Rob¬ ert Reed, Marion Dunee, Eugene Powers, Jeaneth Newell. Fourth Row: Margie Whiteus, Pauline Loos, Marcene Courtright, Doris Knicely, Ed¬ ward Cox. Third Row: Jack Turner, Sylvia Hosier, Zelma Lapp, Naomi Fisher, Wayne Knicely, Raymond Thomas. Second Row: Norma Bookless, Inez Mapel, Marie Roberts, Betty Balo, Warren Lapp, John McDonald. First Row: Wayne Glosser, Lois Lutz, Ruby Mae Ennan, Jo Ann Turner, Mary Louise Fitzpatrick, Betty Courtright, Jeanette Cha¬ ney, Vernal Neldon. GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB This group has a membership of thirty- nine selected voices. The Glee Club presented a concert at Conesville and also participated in the District Music Contest at Muskingum College, for the second consecutive year. Back Row: B“tty Wilson, Patricia McCabe, Marcene Courtright, Mary Louise Stanley, Wanetta Whiteus, Jeaneth Newell, Margie Whiteus, Mr. Yockey. Fourth Row: Betty Balo, Janice Hankins, Naomi Fisher, Grace Holdsworth, Isobelle Miller, Marie Roberts, Rachel McDonald. Third Row: Pauline Loos, Bonnie Hosfelt, Evelyn Ford, Mildred Clark, Albertine Sla¬ ter, Donna Wilden, Ellen Clark, Margie Udder. Second Row: Jo Ann Turner, Golda Emler, Pauline Pepper, Margie Dawson, Margaret Guilliams, Inez Mapel, Marcella Guilliams, Lois Lutz, Sylvia Hosier. First Row: 7elma Lapp, Jean Lutz, Ruby Mae Erman, Mary Powclson, Francis Roberts, Betty Powelson, Mary Louise Fitzpatrick, B ' oris Lillibridge. PAGE TWELVE

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EIGHTH GRADE Back Row: Eugene Artrip, LeRoy Holdsworth, Gerald Strohacker, Ernest Bice, Harold Dickerson. Fourth Row: Kathleen Brannon, Norma Book¬ less, Yvonne Chaney, Maxine Sowers, Grace Holdsworth, Miss Cook. Third Row: Navada Ford, Richard Bible, Eileen Crouso, Neil Lillibridge, Keith Bur¬ rell, Ellen Clark. Second Row: Betty Moore, Doris Jean Daw¬ son, Lois Lutz, Marcella Guilliams, Myrtle Davis, Minnie Ford. First Row: James Roberts, Muriel Udder, Betty Welch, Paul Guilliams, Helen Marie Stotts, Charles Johnson, Gordon Wills. SEVENTH GRADE Back Row: Way’e Donley, Vearl Parks, Mary Zadernuk, Wayne Knieely, Willis Jones, Earl Slaughter, Willard Donley. Fourth Row: Martha Jane Ogle, Betty Ulrich, Donald Parks, Annabell Wilden, Betty Randles, Hortense Miller, William Bryan. Third Row: Rosal ' e Knott ' , Lillie Grace Fisher, Helena Cox, Ccleen Fisher, Pauline Artip, Arlene Moore, Raymond Thomas. Second Row: Vonnie Glosser, Wilma Marie Reed, Wayne Duncan, Joan Evans, Mary Lou Dunfee, Wilbert Davis, Weldon Pierce, Doris Cox, Elnora Cox, Miss Bordenkircher. First Row: Betty Courtright, Eva Norris, Doris Welch, LeRoy Miller, Russell Moss- man, Leo Cochran, Beverly Cox, Gordon Henderson, Billy Senter. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL Our team did real well, winning six and losing six in its first year at the sport. Back Row: Leonard Reed, LeRoy Holdsworth, Robert Parrish, Neal Lillibridge, Richard Bible, Gerald Strohacker, Harold Dicker- son, Eugene Artrip. Second Row: Raymond Thomas, Charles John¬ son, Vearl Parks, Willis Jones, Wayne Duncan, Paul Guilliams, Leo Cochran. First Row: Mr. Shafer, Gordon Wills, Gordon Henderson, James Roberts, Wayne Knieely, William Bryan, Wilbert Davis, LeRoy Mil¬ ler. PAGE FOURTEEN