Newcomerstown High School - Newcosean Yearbook (Newcomerstown, OH)

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Miss Fenton, who is loved by every student of N. H. S.. is the official Dean of Girls, but she can be equally classed as such to boys. Her frankness and sense of fair play have elevated her to a place of respect among her students and fellow teachers. Mr. Charles teaches bookkeeping, but his big problem now is to find a way of being alone with his toy trains. He very ably assisted this year with the basketball coaching. Miss Macmillan has the difficult task of making Latin interesting to the students of N. H. S. We must say. however, that she does this with amazing results. Her patience, tact, and pleasing personality make her one of the outstanding members of the faculty. Miss Shields came chirping into our school this year and has been teaching the rest of the little birdies to sing. Though she teaches and produces the very best music, we suspect her of being a jitterbug at heart, as she often breaks into a bit of syncopation.

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Men, flot Mice We are very proud of our new principal. Mr. Tipton, who has proved himself to be very popular with every student and parent in town. He knows all there is to know about horses and tries very hard to win a game of ping pong from his wife, but his life's ambition is to be a successful principal and make Newcomerstown High School a bigger and better school We think he'll do it. Melba Steffen has been secretary since a freshman in high school. In spite of her customary late hours, she has a happy-go-lucky nature, a cheery personality, and is a very popular person with everyone.

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Coach Woody Wills came to our school this year bringing with him an undefeated season in football, a record that has never been equaled in our history. Woody's chief interest in life is sports, particularly swimming. Mr. Hinds is noted in our school for the difficult tests he gives; but although we complain about his quizzes, we all admire him as a very conscientious teacher. His chief aim in life is to make a good man out of Junior. Miss Miller, our typing and shorthand teacher, is a very dependable person. When she says speed test tomorrow,'' we can be sure of three, maybe. She would like to become an experimental physicist and likes the study of nature. Mr. Howe, who is just an overgrown boy. is head of the Hi-Y and has won much admiration from all the boys. He is keenly interested in athletics, photography, hunting, and any other activity which brings him into contact with the students.