Newcomerstown High School - Newcosean Yearbook (Newcomerstown, OH)

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 RAMBLER ($£ ) j £ FRETA HUDNALL. “Fritzie.” “Alas! I see thou art in love.” Dramatic Club. Glee Club. Double Quartet. Arts Editor of Annual. VICTOR YINGLING. “Vic.” We have found you great and noble. Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. President of Class 3, 4. N. H. S. Orchestra. Double Quartet. LUCILE BEEKS. “Patsey.” “A perfect woman, nobly planned, So warm, to comfort and command. Dramatic Club. Glee Club 2, 3, 4. A. A. 2, 3. Librarian 3. (18)

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GfflP (frjjrft) RAMBLER LILLIE MURPHY. Patty.” “You may believe what she says.” Glee Club 1. ALDRICH HYKES. “Hykes.” And the memory of the strong man lingered long among the people.” Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4. EDNA RIGGLE. Tip.” Blessed is the blusher for she no paint.” Dramatic Club 4. FRIEDA BONNELL. “Fritz.” “Her music lingers in our memory still.” Glee Club 1, 2. Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4. Joke Editor of Annual. Double Quartet. N. H. S. Orchestra. Secretary of Dramatic Club 2. President of Girls’ A. A. 4. H. S. Pianist. (17)

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 RAMBLER (vj O Senior Class History One summer evening I was gazing dreamily at the golden west watching the sun sink down behind the distant hills. As the last rays disappeared I seemed to have a vision of my former High School days and I fancied myself, with many others, again a Freshman in the Ncwcomerstown High School. For a while we seemed to be blundering hopelessly trying to find some definite goal toward which to strive. Before long, however, we were at work in earnest and had elected as our president, Wilbur Miskimen, and had chosen our colors—Grey and Green. When we entered as Sophomores, we no longer felt strange but very much at home. During this year a few of our classmates left school to devote their time to other interests and one new student entered our class. We enjoyed several sleighing parties and other social functions, one in honor of a classmate who departed for her new home. While we were Juniors our president went to another state to live and we chose as his successor Victor Yingling. Toward the close of this year we took an active part in preparing the banquet in honor of the Seniors. At last we were Seniors and, realizing that the time would soon come when our High School days would be over, we strove to take advantage of every opportunity which would help prepare us for the future. Commencement at last arrived and our High School days were ended with each student full of bright hopes for the future and deep appreciation of the untiring efforts of our kind teachers in the past. When the sun had at last disappeared and the stars were one by one peeping down from the heavens 1 was slowly wending my way homeward, and the words of the poet came to my mind with greater meaning than ever before, for 1 now seemed to realize more fully what it meant to be thrown on one’s own resources. “Let us then be up and doing, With a heart for any.fate; Still achieving, still pursuing; Learn to labor and to wait.” F. A. W., ’!( . (19)