Coshocton High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Coshocton, OH)

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SENIORS ROBERT XX STRASSIR As merry as the day is long Bio ogy Club 2 Senior Choir 2 3 Student Council l Graphic Arts Club l awn Bun dung 'I lll ODORI R S I RANK N XVhy worry lake things 1s tu. come ootbtll J mor Xirsity l IRANCINA STUBI-R e control ll siv n nur hours of rtpenlince Band l Booster llub 4 College Club lr esnrves l library Cub 4 Ring Wenrers 3 4 Typing Service 4 JAMES E SULCY R A good heart ls worth gold V 9 3 Junior Choir BONNIE JANE SUNTHEIMER One tongue is enough for a woman. Junior Choir l: Senior Choir Z. . : . A. A. : 'r Reserves : Librat' ' u Z : ' y I b , . ROBERT SUlN'I'lllilN'lliR Comb down his hair-look, ooki it stands upright. . V. S. 3, 4: Intramuras . The 1946 Tomahllwk 'NPS-A439 0146 BFVERLY TAI BOT I' The sweetest pledge of a deathless name Is the silent homage of thoughts un spoken A A CJ Rest rx cs BARBARA 'I HONISUNI The gr atesr f Ill feelings utter fnrgelfulness of se FALL M TRO'I THAN rn f tnt ire msn for occa sions ss mlxlx Comniutlt uosttr Klub 4 Stnmr Choir 4 C ss y Colle e C lub 4 Dramatucs ub 4 1 4 Parnclan la in Club 4 Plebeuan Latin Club Z ub liclty Club 2 Ticket Salesman 2 Tom ahauk Staff 4 District Scholarship T nm 1 2 AUDRH J MARX! S Silence is one great art of come sa tion 'K 4 Ctrl R-:series SHIRLEY ANN VOSHALL Though l' always in haste, 'm n 'cr in a hurry. Biology Club 2 7 ..,, 1 G. . . , Z: S s'rves l, .145 - ' ity C ub . Z, 3: Ring X! ear . . THEODORE C. XX ALKER He profits most who serves best. . '.S. , . 4: Biclog Clu 1 Booster Club 4: Class Play 4: Dra- ics Club 4: Hi-Y 3. 4. Sec. 4: - beian Latin Club 2: Publicity Club 2. 4: Senior Scholarship Test 4. 19

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HOME ROOM Z 3 Top rom Betty Ann Jones Harold Housv. Guorgu R Stums Robgrr Nlnllg Nlark Rum. Alfrrd Olmgu Paul 'Irottman Wanda Palurson nom! mu. John S lllnott Jran Harms Nmoml Ruth Plrklns Cnnua Ry mn Nlmrlha Roth lo 1 nn lohnson Clanncn. HIQLIHS J Thurd mu, Hellen Chacos Judllh Supa Ann Boyer Junm losur Joann Ch1mb1rs lr+.nL Chagoi Dorothy Sxcker l nghtell HOME ROOM 1 4 Top row Dlck Walters Karl Shgrrus Gmc Graham Bob Sunthexmlr Dan Grob Bob Darr Jlm Shook .Second rou Bob Lughmnger Dau Parnsh Jax Chanu Don Ruhards Bull Shook Bob Dnknrson Jalk Lalon Thzrd row Ted VN alker Bob Suker Allen Douds Blom Clark John Hatmr D1 k Hardgsu Forlu Dulnn Fourih rou Helene Graham Ted Poxurs Knnnx Cross lxan Loos Rosr Furh fzflh rom Mr Glllulf Adusor Tom Smnlgs Rosx Hmndruk lrmnk Shannon Fugrm Rusk The 1946 Tomahauk 21 5 1 I 4, V .V 1 , V S .Q V - A' -V A '-:V . ' - V . . ' ' ' 1' ., r. Boltom row-Mary lillcn Shcppard. Ruth Robinson, Joyce McDermott. Rosemary lfritz. lfllen Vvlhydc. Mrs, ? 1 l A 'T V V I' V 1 V A V 1 'Q V 1 !'V 7 .1 1. ,--, V V