Newcomerstown High School - Newcosean Yearbook (Newcomerstown, OH)

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J'iqhL —J'iqkL! Bill Bean Left Half Though Bill played only one year of football he got his N, and made plenty of yardage. Leslie Early Right Half Les was known for his trick running and his punting. Incidentally he wos the smallest boy on the team. Harold Hannahs Fullback Scrub was out of many games because of injuries, but when he was in there his tackling, running, and blocking were worth watching. Bob Laughlin Left End This wos Bob's first year in football, but he accounted for many Trojan points. A good man on defense. Tom Daugherty Left Halfback Tom is a sophomore but has earned two letters. He was known for his long runs. Tom can be properly called a triple threat man. Dale Rice Right Half Another sophomore who made good. His running always caused a headache on the opposing team. Where do these sophomores get their strength? Our managers, Cy Hoot-man and Jim Booth, were the little men who were always there. While their work doesn't bring glory, what would the team have done without them? 1 1 This Page Sponsored by HELLER BROTHERS CO.

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Jsm Captain Bob Kohler Left Tackle The only senior who has played varsity football for four years. Bob wos noted for his ability to break up line ploys. Herbert Bundy Center Herbie played in oil but two minutes the entire season, thus making him the iron man of football. He was very good on defense. Earl Hewitt Right Guard Because of Bud's grand playing on either offense or defense he will be hard to replace. Lorin Hannahs Right End Lorin had only one year of varsity football but his ability as a blocker made him invaluable. Harold Schlarb Right Half Though this was Schlar-bie's first year he was an expert passer and runner. Marvin Lawver Left End With his sticky fingers and good sense, few plays went around Marvin. Jack De Long Left Guard This was Jack's first year in football, but he was always in there backing the center of the iine. Bob Leonhard Quarterback Called plays, and could be depended on to do a good job in passing or punting. This Page Sponsored by HELLER BROTHERS CO.

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Owl J cuvl 0 0 0 The Newcomerstown Trojans were a green team this year. The cause was lack of experience and the loss of the usual spring practice. Even with these setbacks they started the season with a great showing. However when the teams became tougher they felt their drawbacks. At the end of the year the opponents tallied 1 84 points; N.H.S. trailed with a total of 58 points. FIRST ROW. Herb Bundy, Harold Hannahs, Harold Schlarb, Bob Kohler, Jack DeLong, Bob Laughlin, Lorin Hannahs. SECOND ROW: Coach Wilson, Bill Bean, Bud Hewitt, Dick Warren, Tom Daugherty, Bob Leonhard, Dale Rice, Marvin Lawver, Cy Hootman, Karl Krebs. THIRD ROW: Frank Horn, Raymond Early, John Hachenbracht, Edson Stewart, John Roy Smith, Jim Williams, Leslie Early, Jim Booth. FOURTH ROW: Lloyd Cunningham, Mark Bricker, Dennis Milligan, Bob McFarland, Merle Bricker. 12 This Page Sponsored by THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK