Newcomerstown High School - Newcosean Yearbook (Newcomerstown, OH)

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Angelfood J- 2 cups Hour of youth 1 cup cream of the school 2 teaspoons Elaine’s pep iy2 cups Ruth’s sweetening 1 tablespoon Katherine’s shortening 1 level teaspoon 1 La Bibleoteca 1 teaspoon “Chrissy’s” artistic ability l 2 cup Pauline’s smiles 1 teaspoon Lucille’s originality 2 tablespoons Lillian’s judgment 1 tablespoon Marjorie’s brilliance Ida’s musical ability Bake in two layers for eight months at a moderate temperature. President Pauline Barcroft Vice President Elaine Hill Secretary and Treasurer--------------------Marjorie Wolfe Seated—Lucille Booth Second row—Ruth Fletcher. Elaine Hill, Kathryn Troendiy. Third row—Lillian Gombar, Hilda Chapman; Christina Macmillan. Sponsor; Marjorie Wolfe, Pauline Barcroft.

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The Sophomore Booster Club At the beginning of the school term a meeting of all Sophomore girls was announced, and from this the Sophomore Booster Club was formed. Miss Chapman was chosen as our sponsor, but due to the fact that in matrimonium ducta est we had to choose another sponsor, who proved to be none other than Miss Conn. We have had candy sales and lunches and in doing so we have tried to follow the motto of “May the Sophmore Booster Club never rest till it makes its good better and its better best,” in boosting the athletics in dear old N. li. S. President-------------------------------I avonne Kees Vice President-----------------------Naomi Lee Lyons Secretary-Treasurer-----------------------Mary Simoni Sponsor-------------------------------------Miss Conn First row—N. Lee Lyons, Ann Yanai, Ruth Earley, Mary Simoni, Mary K. Rothenstein, Jean Richmond; Miss Conn, Sponsor. Second row—Glenna Boyd, Harriet Opphile, Edna Hothem, Jane Mc-Cleary, Marjorie Schlupp, Rachel Matthews, Betty Meyer, Nelva Myers. Lavonne Kees, Mabel Craigo, Mary Pappas, Ruth Bradshaw.

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irz'Sixxr. Girls’ Glee Club In September a number of girls tried out for the Glee Club, out of which twenty-nine were selected. It was decided that they would meet twice a week, on Tuesdays and Wednesdays. At the first meeting the officers were chosen. Vera Chance and Ruth Zimmer were the accompanists. The girls journeyed to Dover to sing at the Dover Fair, and on November 9 they sang in chapel. Miss Murray and the girls went carolling on December 22 and were given much praise for their singing. They expect to broadcast soon. Preparations are now being made for a concert which will be given March 30, Visiting Day. The girls have been very successful in their music achievements under the supervision of Miss Mary Alice Murray. President Pauline Rarcroft Vice President -- Charlotte Rogers Secretary -Treasurer Theda Robey Librarian -- Betty Britton First row—Marjorie Wolfe, Rachel Neighbor, Martha Taylor, Pauline Rarcroft, Jean Richmond, Anna Yanai, Vera Chance (Acc.), Mary Foust, Evelyn Rigglc, Alma Caddes, Ruth Silverthorne, Theda Robey. Second row—Miss Murray (Dir.), Erma Couts, Janet Lacey, Mabel Cap-pel, Edna Hothem, Thelma Mullett, Kathrenc Wigfield, Laura Silverthorn, Melbe Steffen, Elaine Hill, Lucille Booth, Charlotte Rogers, Margaret Simoni, Lillian Gombar, Ruth Jayne Sells, Gwendolyn Reger, Eileen Warner, Betty Britton, Rosemary Lyrons.