Newcomerstown High School - Newcosean Yearbook (Newcomerstown, OH)

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the shore. A row boat had upset spilling its occupants into the water. The life savers rushed to the rescue and soon had the person to land. A doctor arrived and commenced giving first aid to the drowned. 1 pressed forward to see the victim. She wore a ring on one of her fingers which closely resembled one I wore and cherished. Then I saw and recognized her face. It was Mabyl Stahler. Happily to say, Mabyl soon regained consciousness. 1 made myself known and she was pleased to find a friend at such a critical time. After she had completely recovered from her ducking, she told me that she was spending her vacation at this seaport, visiting friends and enjoying the charms of the ocean. Then she confirmed all I had learned from the paper and told me of those whose names I had not found in its columns. Ada Nugen is married, lives happily in Toledo and has several children. Roy Euga is a rising young surgeon in one of Cleveland’s greatest hospitals. George Brown has become a successful farmer and is still doing things at his country home. Charles Botimer has become an inventor of no little merit and is now connected with the Edison Company. Mary McKenzie married a wealthy farmer and together they arc running a farm which is the pride of the community. Arthur Euga controls a large automobile factory in Detroit which he runs on the Ford basis. It is thought that probably he will become quite as successful as Henry Ford himself. This ends the roll call and I feel proud of being a member of the class of T7. Memory brings back thoughts of high school days and I think of that fine old song with the closing line; “Dear old Newcomers High School Grand.” R- D. H. 17. 26

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Junior Class OFFICERS Wayne Ley, President Russel Bean, Vice President Ralph Brown, Secretary and Treasurer Motto— Impossible is Un-American Flower—Red Rose Colors—Scarlet and Gray 28