Coshocton High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Coshocton, OH)

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Back Row from Left to Rlght F Gnettege J Magness B Whrteus T Everly R Boyd B Truben hach C bherrets G Graham R Lledy Second Row K Karr Is Powelson M Race l-l lhacos A Boyer R Lramlelt E Boyer W Wrlson D backer J Shannon Third Row P Tmttman R Phrlhps M Jones L Hammond J Johnson J Ehrbar J Roadruck G Lonenhaver .I Krtchens M Beech M Turner Mr Lybarger Fourth Row L Hrggens W Clow M McCormrck M Sheppard P Jennings P Baird J Blackson S McCabe R Leech N Wlllrams B Sunlhlmer Frith Row T Ford M Gross F Brunskrll H Markley T McLorm1ck J Johnson P Callahan M Lewis D Cheny V Jordxs T Walker PLBI ILITX Ll Ll The Publrcrty Club partrcrpated rn the openrng show program the first week of school, and began 1tS year of actrwrty by the selectron of thrrty mem bers who later elected the followrng offrcers Presrdent Pat Callahan, treasurer, Gene Graham The usual sales tax stamp campargn was opened and contmued throughout the year, successfullv wrth Barbara Trubenbach rn charge The check room project netted consrderable and contlnued throughout the basketball season vsrth Karl Sherrets Rrchard Boyd and Gene Graham rn charge Gene Graham acted as general charrman An experrment was trled during the basektball PAGE 28 season Prrzes xx ere offered for the best attendance of home rooms at the varrous games These prrzes totaled some 0565 000 and were pard rn cash Room 10 won the first prrze, room 21 the econd and room 29 the thrrd Room 21 devoted therr money to a party, room 10 gaxe therrs to the Sprrng Pronr, so the Publrcrty Club rndrrectly helped th1s vu orthy cause The annual prcnrc was held at Lake Park on May the 12th Earls swrmm ng and prevrew boatrng were enjoyed by about twentv Eve We are plannlng a greatly rmproxed year for 1944 45 3 - . . .. . . - f - , - ' ,. . . .. . . . , . ,,. , . . . .. , . , . . . , . . . . . . . . .. ,. , . , . . . ,. .. , . , . . : . , . , . . . ,. , . , . , . , . ,. , . . : . , . ,. , . , . , , ,, , s 1 I -v ' 1 a - v . Y . ,W . , 1 . .V. . - I ' ' Y s .. N , .: . . 9, , y ,, . . ,. b, Y - . - 1 5 f 1 . 1 N A Y ' Y . . . . . Y' . - , . , . - 1 .

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THE N XIIOX Xl The National Honor Society election to which is highest honor that can be gn en in hlgh chool lb composed ot fifteen percent of the uppez thud of the class The flzst five percent may be chosen at the end of the Junior yea: the lemalndel neal the HONUR SOCIETX 'Members are selected for their record in char actex scholarship leadership and GFVICC In our locxl chapter emphasls is placed upon scholastic tandlng bv allowing two thirds credlt for scholar ship and only one fifth each for character leader Back Raw Left tc Rn ht Wm lfox Mr Rehard B Trubenbarh Miss Mclabe M1519 Stewart Mr lybarzer Mr Humber! second Row I Rea Miss Mar-shall lol Thumpknnw H Perkins J Cushman M Buker J Llary Third Row J 'Vlckomber L Hover la Crouse D Brushwood B Thornslev J Johnston Wm bcherrer PAGE 29 T Y r , . 1 - . 1 , J - . . . 4 . , , . A . y . . A A A h . ' . - I . . V .1 , M . Y 'L , , S . ' ' . lv az I 1.1 I ' 1 , Q ' ' - l 1 ' - . . 'Y . ' t K . - , . endi' of the senior yar. ship, and service. - D lj' I . N , . , . v . 5 l 1 N . .