Newcomerstown High School - Newcosean Yearbook (Newcomerstown, OH)

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Freshman Class History ---jt---- On September 6. 1921, the Class of ’25, the largest I'resh-man Class in the history of our high school, having finished its eight years of dutiful scholarship in the grades and having been passed upon by its worthy censor, was granted the key of admittance to the higher learning of Newcomerstown High School. Great in number, spirit, and ability this class is showing its real worth in every possible way and has done much toward furthering the success of its Alma-Mater. For the first time in years, the Freshman class has been compelled to have its organization apart from the remainder of the High School. The Freshmen class organized a Dramatic Club which is expected to be a success. They also excluded themselves from the music assembly in order that the upper classmen might hear from the new brand of vocal activities, not to mention the miscellaneous programs which have been and will be given during the year. The class has contributed several members to the high school orchestra. Its loyalty to the school was worthily shown in the unanimous support given the gym campaign in the early winter. Not only did its entire membership turn out for the “Boost the Gym” parade but it also aided the same cause by making posters and selling tags. So for this, its first year, the class of “25” has made a record of which it may justly feel proud, and with each member loyal to its motto “Excelsior” the Freshmen will attain heights not reached by other classes. J. L. D. 30

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