Coshocton High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Coshocton, OH)

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IN E, THE STUDENTS of Coshocton High School, respectfully dedicate the Tomahawk of 1950 to Mr. Harry S. Lybarger. Through his extraordinary leadership and fine disposition we students have grown to respect him. We appreciate all that he has done for CHS in supervising class elections, Red Masque, Publicity Club, and for his excellent teaching. We sin- cerely hope that .this dedication somewhat signifies our feeling of gratitude. HE MR. HARRY S. LYBARGER

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15 l' we FUNCTICNAL ENGLISH CLASS This class is a select group of twenty seniors who are interested in journalism and public speaking. They are responsible for the publishing of The Tomahawk, the high school annual. The class writes the articles for the Red and Blackw page of The Coshocton Tribune. The Redskin Pals Program over radio station WTNS each Thursday at 1:45 is a product ol these students. Their efforts at journalism received a charter for CHS of QUILL and SCROLL, international honorary society for journalists. ln addition to these activities the class is taking a senior English course. Mr. Harrison 0. Rose is the advisor and instructor. The schedule of the class is as follows: MONDAY-Harbrace Handbook of Grammar TUESDAY-Journalismg 1 P.M. deadline for all articles for Red and Black WEDNESDAY-Speechg 1 P.M. deadline for all articles for Redskin Pals THURSDAY-English Literatureg assignments approved FRIDAY-English Literature Standing: Carole Roof, Ann Morgan, Mary Alice Wilson, Joy Hoge, Ann Miller, Lowell Heinke, Patsy Rice, ,lim Somerville, Pat Carroll, Dorothy Rea, Natalie Lewis, Donna Cuilliams. Seated: Nancy Rice, Joanne Vogt, Rachel Hoover, Donna Denman, Merle Stubbs. Front: ' Ed Jacobs, Ed Montgomery, Fleet Cirod.