Coshocton High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Coshocton, OH)

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COLLEGE CLUB Top Row: Tom Smailes, Jerry Johnson, Gene Stanley, Duane Paisley, Max Olinger, Lowell Heinke, Ned Thompson, Roger Payne, Raymond Barrick, Charles Higgins, Ed Jacobs. Second Row: Janice Ely, Alice Olinger, Susan Boyer, Mary Alice Wilson, Nancy Turner, Nancy Rice, Pat Carroll, Mollie MacKenzie, Delsie Lane, Verne Linebaugh, Carol Roof, Ann Morgan. Bottom Row: Shirley Latier, Josephine Gross, Joan Vogt, Zoe Burrell, Beverly Boal, Rachel Hoover, Joy Hoge, Junia Kirker, Dorothy Rea, Doris Wolfe, Joan Moore, Janet Littlefield, Miss Sherrets. This year the College Club was open to any sophomore, junior, or senior who wanted help and instruction in choosing a college or university. Representatives from different colleges speak at its meetings to give the members an idea of college life. The advisor is Miss Sherrets. This Page Is Sponsored By HOME LOAN and SAVINGS COMPANY Page Twenty-four

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FOOTBALL SQUAD I . l . , . Top Row: Bob Chilcote, Ronnie Haxton, Lewis Milligan, Carl Call, Bob Hopkins, Joe Cox, Paul Hoff- man, Mr, Anderson. Second Row: Mr, Wharton, Mr. Vanaman, Doug Grant, 'Bob Jones, Keith O'Hara, Ross Corder, Bill Fowler, Jake Mullet, Dick Henderson, Ted Powers, John South, Roger Sicker, Dick Fowler, Rod- ney Boyd. Front Row: Floris Duliere, Earl Morris, Robert Nilles, William Davis, George Stevens, Lewis Copenhaver, Don Jarvis, Lowell Heinke, Ted Gross, Jack Bodenheimer, Ed. Gephart. SPORTS ROUNDUP When Coshocton's Red boys got started, they really went places. From the second game our boys made such a roar that nothing short of a B-29 could have stopped them. Even with a few bad breaks, about the middle of November, Sky's Warriors lowered the curtain on the 1948 C. O. L. campaign in a third-place tie with Zanesville and Dover. I think none of us will forget the thrills of this season. No, we'll never forget that last touch- down that was made at Zanesville. It was the last touchdown of the season, and it was made by none other than Squirrel Morris. Into the Hall of Fame! Our co-captains, George and Chubby, and the rest of the team surely gave out with a brand of football never to be beaten. Coshocton's record for the season is as follows: Coshocton- 6 Mt. Vernon-21 Coshocton-33 Marietta-7 Coshocton- 7 New Philadelphia- 6 Coshocton-14 ......... ..,..., D over-28 Coshocton- 0 Lancaster-19 Coshocton- Newark-14 Coshocton-35 ...,.... ..... . .Cleveland Centra Coshocton-28 ......... ..... . .Cambridge-0 Coshocton-20. Zanesville-13 This Page Is Sponsored By JACOBS INSURANCE SERVICE Page Twenty-six