Newcomerstown High School - Newcosean Yearbook (Newcomerstown, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1947 volume:

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I.77lIUI'Cl7i quality in man which elezialvs him abou' all clsz' . . . the human mind. For his guidance and inspiration. for his high l.f7fGllCI'fLlHl achiezwements, and for his many roniributions lo ihe life of our srhool we give our prinripal recognition. We fowl Ihaf we rosounrl lhe apprecia' lion of all who lfnow him when we darli- ralc this annual 10 one who is worthy of lhis honor. the principal of N. H. S .... FRANKLIN JAY GOTTFRIED THREE FOUR NEWCOMERSTOWN HIGH SCHOOL Neinrumnrstnfrln glfliglq ,Snhnnl Nrimmrnntersimmfmaxx, Q9hin Qolig I 94 7 Qewi Readwm, Uni, echaai ii u-emg famiunaie in. having adrniniiimaiau. w-ha plan a. wee! haianeed aefwd pwgiam gm 064 aiiidenbz. Um pwgwm thu geah. hai been enlcuiged in mang w.ayA,. Uiwal edwcalsion hae heen adu-anced with ediiealzianai mang ciaueej the Elnglieh and Sfpeeeh ciauea, hau.e hg the Lube of the miewffxhune, the Reea-fidia, and hy, Zidiemlng io- Iieco-'id4.. J4m,a41a'iinmuAichaf1Zeeenrria.defwMihZe w-ith eaiiuea in Ha-'among and mudic J741ffmecia,fiari added ia the eumicuiwm. Uacaiianai guidance had heeri giu-en io- the .9fen,ia'M,,' Snduwulal HAM eiauei haw-e had e'xJ:eri4iu.e imining in meta! uw-'th in addition io- iheih, w.o-'ih in w.o.ad. lhe Ho-me Eoawwniee Keen changed 60- lzhe Qidwze iioniemaheu, 0-K Rmemiea, a rwiio-nal cuiganigalzian aff diudenii af hame mahing. fin exchange af ciuiemhlg fvw-gwimi with 0-them High becho-0-Z4 hai added irdetedi ia we geafi. We feel Muze that the flewco-m,eMiaiu-n High ffehoul aiwzicuia wld! alw-agi he an diefa, w-ith ihe aduaneemeni ag education. yawn twig, Jhe flewco-dean :Piggy 14 miniA tration IVI' SIX Kvard of fducation or THE NEVVCOMERSTOVVN PUBLIC SCHOOLS PI'USfIll'flf - Leslie Besst Vice Prcsizfvnf Frank Powell Illfflf' Trffasurer Otto Beiter .af ei. MX ls Leslie Besst Dr. C. A. Hanson Earl Titus Otto Beiter John Atkinson Frank Powell What the citizens of the next generation will be, the schools of today will largely determine, and what the schools are, school boards largely determine. In every state the legislature of the state and the people of the local communities have delegated the school boards the responsibility of seeing that the schools are adminisered efficiently and according to the laws of the state. It can be truth- fully said that there is no more important work than serving as a school board member, and there is no work which requires greater wisdom, more patience, more common sense, and greater devotion to a cause. School boards have under their directin the most important, the most technical, and the most diffi- cult public business. Besides, more money is spent on the schools, more people are employed in them, and more people are affected by them than by any other local and public undertaking. Superintendent of Schools D. B. BOEDER The superintendent of schools is the chief executive of the school system. He makes recommendations to the Board of Education on the adopting of school policies when formulated by the board of education. He directs and assigns teachers and other employees of the schools under his supervision. He assigns pupils of the schools under his jurisdiction to the proper grades. He acts as purchasing agent in conjunction with the Board of Education in the securing of all school supplies. He furnishes educational and financial leadership to the Board of Education and the community. He appraises the work of the teachers and keeps the Board of Education informed regarding the work of the schools. SEVEN I 5 Sian i . fi Gi. if ?acultq X 4? if xt. 'S we as 2 Q , L EIGHT j FRANKLIN .IAY CTOTTFRII'1D Bowling Green University, B. S. In Education Ohio State University, M. A. High School Principal GLADYS BEALL Kent State University Michigan State English, History, Spelling TPIYIIA STONEII Capital University, A. B. Ohio State University Columbia University NVorld History, American Problems ALBERT DAVIS Ohio State University, B. S., M. S. Science, Agriculture RQBIQRT MCCIIACKIIN Ohio Wesleyan, A. B. Health, Boys' Physical Education, Coach FIDNA HAUGHTON Ohio State University, B. S. in Home Economics Office Training School, B. S. in Com- mercial Bookkeeping, Mathematics, Geography ALWILDA PHILLIPS Ohio University, A. B. Dean of Girls, English, Journalism FARIIELL SHARIIOCK Ashland College, B. S. Muskingum College Ohio University Industrial Arts, American History CHARLES B. SMITH Illinois College, A. B. University of Minnesota Mathematics, Biology CHRISTINA MACMILLAN College of Wooster, A. B. University of North Carolina Spanish, Latin, Library l ? Clllfl, T3 E 3 VV,xL1.Ac1c Bowians Muskingum College, B. S. Ohio State University Commercial, Psychology, Assistant Principal CHI,on CQIZORGIC Ohio University, A. B. University of Wisconsin English - ' .Ki H s WII.M,-X WII,soN Muskingum College, A. B. Home Economics CLLEN H. I'IOLLINGSWVOR'I'H f S Ohio University, B. S. Y t Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute A my , wx i University of Michigan x ,WV '11 A J 'G Plane Geometry, Alghra, -N -' y Mathematics W .-1--. ' ah' --I NI,lN'lliIi Sczieximit Otterbein College, B. M. University of Michigan Music CLELIA MIZRCER Muskingum College, A. B. .aug ,,,,. History, English, Public Speaking VL W 7 ANN RUSSELL University of Akron, B. S. Typing, Shorthand ICUGENIQ RIFFLI2 Bowling Green University Ohio University, B. S. Industrial Arts . K Y , , Cm,-wuts HINDS Q KA i , Muskingum College, B. S. ' k ? f' ' K, Ohio State University Science, Mathematics 'QM'- l4lI.lzABm'H PORTZ Muskingum College, B. S. in Education Speech, Girls' Physical Education NINE TEN ALDENE HOOBLER MELBA STEFFEN Secretary to the Secretary to the Superintendent Principal 'fa We Jo so G Five curricula are offered to students in our high school: College Preparatory Commercial Industrial Arts Home Economics General These curricula include courses in the following subjects: Advanced Mathematics Agriculture Algebra American History American Problems Biology Bookkeeping Business Law Chemistry Commercial Arithmetic Commercial Law Descriptive Physics Physical Education English Physics General Mathematics Plane Geometry General Science Practical Mathematics Geography Psychology Home Economics Shorthand Industrial Arts Spanish Journalism Speech Latin Typing Music Appreciation lVlusic Harmony World History Neinrnmersinfnn Zfligly Szhnnl . gweiucunxersiuiun, Qhin 3016, 1947 sam aww ag rz. 41. sf., .1PwaKaMe4agfL.H.:I'.uwu,mu3,e,w41h 60 femlaw, 86 juniafm, 89 ffnpfwbrrw-wa, 94 Qfmfumm, 81 Eighth Sfuutew, and 86 :Peuwnih Qwdum. A86 cZaM,eL have mfkfyed mmol pantim, wlleh, dkalulng 0-uillngi, dancei, and Lnbzazmvaal games. Jhe juniam and Yenwm aiwmea Fume fmuerufed two- excellent falagi, Ufaegaeateatwduitqagthegeamwaatfw c8aM,inPu:uwJ:.0-fthe .'P,efu1a'La8aM,. We extend ba all Mama own dau wiahea fam many, mme happy daye at fl. ii. Y. lfirwewly, go-ufui, .7FLe HELUCUABGJL fflaalf. Clauea Senio I ' in eq - Meri Bob Jim 'Ed Bob President - - Eugene Schlarb Vice President - Bob Hannahs Secretary - - Martha Patterson Treasurer - - - Bob Roe Sofia! flhlliflflllfl - - Ed Ray COLORS! Pink and Gray lVl0T'l'O2 To the Slnrs Through Difficulties FLOWER: Wild Rose CLASS PARTY CLASS PLAY CLASS PICNIC BACCALAUREATE COMMENCEMENT AUSTIN BEVANS GEORGE BOYD - DAVID MCKENZIE HOMER JOHNS - JIM SIMPKINS TIM SIMPKINS - ELISE BENEDOTTI MISS HAYPLS - TWELVE - January 23, 1947 - April 23 and 24-, 1947 - May 16, 1947 May 18, 1947 May 19, 1947 THE SENIOR CLASS PLAY NTHE CHARM DIRECTOR - Mrs. - Willis Haver Charles Gates - Robert Roe Kenneth Wolff Eugene Schlarb - Duane Smith Rhea Lou Evans Evelyn DeRing SCHOOL Portz MISS CURTISS - SALLY BOYD - MUEIEL DOUGHTY ETHEL SPELVIN - ALIX MERCIER - LILLIAN STOEEORD MADGE KENT - Mary Kay Powell - Bonnie Addy Dolores Loveless - Norma Beall - Jean Besst Betty Hayward N ovella Dennis BoN NIR JEAN ADDY Bi Bud Class Reporter. 1: Secretary. 3: Invitatlon Committee. 4: Mixed Chorus, 1, 3. 4: Glee Club. 1. 3. 4: Band. 1. 2. 3. 4. Secretary. 4: Orchestra. 2: Clarinet Quartet, 3. 4: Y-Teen Summer Camp 3: Masque and Gavel 3. 4: Sec- retary, 4: Intramural Volleyball. 2: Intra- mural Basketball, 2: Girls' Athletic Associa- tlon. 2, 3: County Prince of Peace Winner: Eastern Ohio Speech League Contest: Home Coming Queen, 4: Don't Ever Grow Up : The harm School . QTTY ATHA Alhn Band, 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Band. 1. 2. 3: Orchestra. 1. 2. 3: Scholarship Team. 3. NORMA RUTH BEALL J ia Blondie Class Secretary-Treasurer. 1: Newcosean As- sistant Editor, 4: Mixed Chorus. 1. 2. 3: Glee Club, 1, 2: Band, 1, 2. 3: Librarian. 3: Peo Band, 1. 2 Swing Band, 3: Orchestra, 1. 2: Y-Teens, 1. 2. 3, 4: Secretary-Treasurer. 1: Representative to Y-Teen Summer Camp: Delegate to Y-Teen Conference: Masque and Gavel, 4: Library Club. 3. 4: Scholarship Team. 1. 2: American Legion Essay Winner. 4' Bookmending Club. 1, 2: Eastern Ohio Speech League Winner, 4: Prince of Peace. 4: Accompanlst to Boys' Quartet. 3: Don't Ever Grow Up : The Charm School . AN IRIZNE Biassi' Jeanie Mixed Chorus. I. 2, 3. 4: Glee Club, 1. 2, 3. 4: Band. 3. 4: Peg Band, 3. 4: Swing Band. 3: Y-Teens. 3, 4: anclng Club. 1: American Legion Essay Winner. 3: Girls' Trlo. 3. 4: District Music Audition, 3: Eastern Ohlo Don't Ever Grow Up : Sunbonnet Girl : The Charm School . Cnmsra' JEANNE Bvnn Bzrdze Class Social Chairman. 3: Invitation Com- mittee, 4: Mixed Chorus. 1, 2, 3: Glee Club. 1, 2. 3: Y-Teens. 1. 2, 3. 4: Reporter, 2: Secretary. 3 Program Chairman, 4: Delegate to Y-Teen Conference. 4: Newcosean Senior Class Editor: Mascgie and Gavel. 4: Dancing Club. 1: Prince of eace. 1: Girls' Trlo, 3, 4: Eastern Ohio District Music Audition: Student Council. 1: Don't Ever Grow Up . ANITA CASTOR Niln Y'Tecns, 3. 4: Transferred to California. frRACE EILEEN CHAPMAN Gracie Band. 1. 2. 3. 4: Orchestra. 1. 2: Y-Teens. 1. 2. 3. 4. Nonivm CHAN EY Chaney Y-Teens, 2. 3. 4: Future Homemakers of America. 1: Intramural Volleyball. 1, 2, 3: Intramural Basketball. 1, 2, 3: Girls' Athletic Association. 2. 3, 4: Don't Ever Grow Up . 'S Y 'YV' 5 .,: -gif' fit G lv-4 C1444 1947 X -F V Nl? 74 'igw Senivm V 1 I l F F I i I J 1 i l l s I l FOURTEEN JOY Lou CLOUGH Sunshine gn'-Teens, 1: Future Homemakers of America. CHARLOTTE CONRAD Charley Mixed Chorus, 2: Glee Club. 1. 2: Band, 2, 3: Y-Teens, 1, 3, 4: Future Homemakers of America, 2: Masque and Gavel, 3, 4: Eastern Ohlo Speech League, 3: Girls' Trlo, 3: East- ern Ohio District Muslc Audition, 3: Don't Ever Grow Up . BETTY JEAN COUTS Shorty Mixed Chorus, 4: Glee Club. 4: Future Home- makers of America. 1, 2, 3, 4: Reporter, 4: Glrls' Athletic Association, 1, 2, 3, 4. BETTY JANE Covxc Betts SHIRLEY J. CURBY Curly Future Homemakers of America. 2. 3. 4: Social Chairman, 4: Dancing Club, 1. GERALDINE DANSBY F roggie NOVELLA JOYCE DENNIS Dennie Mixed Chorus, 1: Glee Club. 1. 2: Band, 2, 3: Y-Teens, 2, 3, 4: Masque and Gavel. 3, 4: Intramural Volleyball, 2, 3, 4: Intramural Basketball. 1, 2, 3, 4: Caftaln. 4: Girls' Athletic Association, 2, 3. : Secretary, 3: Vice-President. 4: Cheer Leader, 4: Dancing Club, 1: Sales Manager of Bonds and Stamps. 1, 2: Prince of Peace, 4: Newcosean Asst, Business Mgr.. 4: National Honor Society. 2, 3, 4: 'Don't Ever Grow Up : Sunbonnet Glrl : The Charm School . EVELYN DERING E U Mixed Chorus. 3: Glee Club, 3: Vice-Presl- dent, 3: Y-Teens, 2, 3, 4: National Honor Society, 3. 4: Secretary, 4 Masque and Gavel. 4: Intramural Volleyball, 1, 2, 3, 4: Intra- mural Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Athletic Association: Eastern Ohlo Speech League: Scholarship Team, 4: Don't Ever Grow Up : The Charm School . BEVERLY Donsl-:Y Hal' Y-Teens, 3, 4: Dancing Club, 1: Intramural Volleyball, 2. 3: Intramural Basketball. 1. KENN ETH DLIH.-XINIILL Kile Band, 1, 2. 3, 4: Pep Band. 2. 3, -t: Orchestra: 2: Industrial Arts Club, 1. 2. 3. -l. Non MA FAUQ DLlllB14IN Dobin Dancing Club, 1. VV AY N is Iflomzit Hogjaw Industrial Arts Club. l. 2. el. RICHARD lflivimzii fx0Okl'6' Hi-Y, 3, 4: Industrial Arts Club. 2: Danc- ing Club. I. Bvnow Iitioicwilz Iiuviw Bill Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4: Industrial Arts Club. I. li I-tl-1.-x 1.011 ICVAN s Mixed Chorus, 4: Glee Club. 4: Pep Band, l. 2. 3. 4: Orehestra. 2: Y-Teens, 1, 2. 3. 4: Reporter, 2. 4: Student Council, 2: Masque and Gavel. 4: Library Club, et: County Winner' in Prince of Peaee Contest: Ohio Speech League: Don't Ever Grow Up , Business Manager: Sunbonnet Girl : The Charm School . Doius FiI.1,M.-xN Dorff' Y-Teens. I. 2: Girls' Athletic Association, -l. C1444 f 194 7 Senior SIXTEEN 'aft-1--A Q CARL FIVECOAT Eienstein Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4. Sergeant-at-Arms. 4: Intra- mural Volleyball, 3. 4: Dancing Club, 1. .IOSEPHINE GALBRAITH Jo Dancing Club, 1: Future Homemakers of America, 2. 3, 4. Vice President. 4: Delegate to F. H. A. Convention. 3: Don't Ever Grow Up . CHARLES VV. GATES Chuck Class Vice-President. 3: Mixed Chorus. 1, 2, 4: Glee Club. 1. 2. 4: Hi-Y, 3, 4, President, 4: District Pres,. 4: Newcosean Asst. Adv. Mgr.. 4: Student Council, 1. 2. 4, Vice-President, 2. President. 4: National Honor Society. 3, 4: Masque and Gavel, 3, 4, Treasurer, 4: Intra- mural Volleyball, 1. 2, 3. 4: Intramural Basketball, 2: Cheer Leader, 3, 4: Scholar- ship Team, 1. 2. 3. 4: Boys' Quartette, 1. 3: Boys' Octette, 1: Boys' Quintette, 2: Delegate to Buckeye Boys' State, Senator: Representa- tive to Hi-Y Summer Camp: Bookmending Club, 2, Secretary-Treasurer, 2: Prince of Peace Contest, 3, 4: Hi-Y Basketball. 4: Delegate to Ohio-West Virginia Hi-Y Con- gress: Don't Ever Grow Up : Sunbonnet Girl : The Charm School . HELEN GRAY Transferred from Uhriehsville High School. 1: Mixed Chorus, 1, 2. 4: Glee Club, 4: Y- Teens. 2. 3, 4: Masoue and Gavel, 4: Library Club, 3: Intramura Volleyball, 2, 3: Intra- mural Basketball, 3: Girls' Athletic Associa- tion, 1, 2. 3: Scholarship Team, 1. 2, 3. 4: Home Coming Queen Attendant, 2. ROBERT HANNAHS Nero Class Treasurer, 2: President, 3: Vice-Presl- dent, 4: Band, 1, 2, 3, 4. Treasurer. 3. President, 4: Pep Band. 1. 2. 3: Swing Band. 3: Orchestra, 1, 3: Hi-Y, 4: Newcosean Photograghic Editor. 4: National Honor Society, , 3. 4, Treasurer. 3. President, 4: Scholarship Team, 1, 2. 3, 4: Dancing Club. 1: American Legion Essay Contest Winner, 4: Delegate to Buckeye Boys' State: Business Mgr. for The Charm School . WILLIS HAVER Wzllze Class Invitation Com., 4: Class Pres.. 2: Hi-Y. 3, 4, Vice-Pres., 4: Delegate to Ohio-West Virginia Hi-Y Congress: Representative to Hi-Y Summer Camo: National Honor Society. 2. 3. 4: Vice-President, 3, 4: Intramural Vol- leyball. 1. 2. 3, 4: Industrial Arts Club, 1. President, 1: Masque and Gavel, 3, 4, Vice President, 4: Prince of Peace Contest. 4: Delegate to Buckeye Boys' State: Eastern Ohio Sgeech League: Don't Ever Grow Up : The harm School BETTY HAYW.ARD Becky Attended Ravenna Hi h School, 3: Mixed Chorus, 1. 2, 4: Glee Club. 1. 2. 4: Y-Teens 1 2 4 Social Chairman, 2: Girls' Athletic Association. 2: Delegate to Y-Teens Con- ference: The Charm chool . BETTY LOU HUGHES Toughze Class Vice-President. 1: Mixed Chorus. 1, 2. 3, 4: Glee Club. 1, 2. 3. 4: Y-Teens, 1. 2, 3, 4: President, 2: Delegate to Y-Teen Confer- ence, 3: Newcosean Assistant Business Man- ager, 4 Intramural Volle ball. 1. 2, 3, 4: Intramural Basketball, 1, 3, 4: Girls' Ath- letic Association. 2, 3. 4: Cheer Leader. 2, 3: gSrunt:onnet Glrl : Prompter for iThe Charm c oo .JOHN IRWIN Whzslmy Ht-Y. 3, 4. Sergeant-at-Arms, 4: Football. 1. 2. 3. 4: Varsity Football, 2. 3. 4: Basket- ball, 1. 2. 3. 4. Co-Cabtain, 4: Varsity Basket- ball, 2. 3. 4. Co-Capta n. 4: Intramural Volley- ball. 1. 2. 3. 4: Intramural Basketball, 1. 2. 3, 4: Varslty N. 2. 3. 4: Baseball, 4. JEAN JAMES Jennie' Transferred from Keene High School. 2: Glee Club, 1. 2. 3: Future omemakers of America. 3. JVIAE JOHN Future Homemakers ot' America. 1. CJICRALD IIIGGETT larry Hi-Y. 3. 4: Intramural Volleyball. 1. 2. 3, 4: Dancing Club. 1: Don't Ever Grow Up . JOANN LIN DELL Windyf Mixed Chorus. 1: Y-Teens. 2. 3: Future Iilomemakers of America. 4: Dancing Club. CJLORIA LOADIQR Glory Y-Teens. 1. 2. 3. 4. DOIJORES Lovnmss Dory Class Ring Chairman. 3: Mixed Chorus. 1. 3. 4: Glee Club. 1. 2, 3. 4. Secretary. 4: Girls' Athletic Association. 2. 3: Cheer Leader, 3, 4: Newcosean Staff. 4: Mascgjue and Gavel. 4: Y-Teens. 1, 2. 3. 4. Vice- resident, 4: Dele- gate to Y-Teen Conference. 2: Representative to Y-Teen Summer Camp. 2: Prince of Peace Contest: Queen's Attendant. 3. 4: Don't Ever Grow Up . Make-Up Chairman: The Charm School . Non MA SUZANNIC LYON s Suzie Y-Teens. 2. 3. 4: Library Club. 4, President. 4. Cla 194 7 Senior EIGHTFIFIN DELMAR MARLATT Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4: Newcosean Athletic Editor, 4: Industrial Arts Club, 1: Football, 2, 3: Varsity Football, 4: Basketball. 2: Varsity Basketball, 3. 4: Intramural Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4: Intramural Volleyball, 1, 2, 3, 4: Varslt N. 4: Glrls' Athletic Referee. 1, 2. 3. 4: Sbtagc Crew. 3: Baseball. 3, 4: Don't Ever Grow Up : Stage Mgr. for The Charm School . BETTY MASON Shorty Mixed Chorus. 1. 2, 3, 4: Glee Club. 1, 2, 3. 4: Future Homemakers of America. 2: Danc- ing Club, 1. DOROTHY MEDLEY Dotie Y-Teens, 1, 2, 3. 4: Newcosean Business Man- ager, 4: Student Council. 3. 4: National Honor Society, 3, 4: Treasurer, 4: Intramural Bas- ketball. 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Athletic Association, 2. 4: Scholarship Team, 1. 2, 3, 4: American Legion Essay Winner. 1. 3. JEAN NAY Nay-Nay Future Homemakers of America. 2, 3 4, Secretary. 3, President, 4: Intramural Volley- ball. 1. 2. 3, 4: Intramural Basketball, 1, 2, 3. 4: Girls' Athletic Association, 2, 3. 4: Dancing Club 1. RALPH DEAN NEAL Roundhouse Football. 3, 4: Varsity Football, 4: Varsity Basketball Manager, 3. 4: Intramural Volley- ball, 2, 4: Varsity N 3, 4: Hobbg Club, 4, President, 4: Dancing Club, 1: on't Ever Grow Up . MARIE NORMAN Me-Me Mixed Chorus, 2. 3, 4: Glee Club. 2. 3. 4: 35-Teens. 4: Future Homemakers of America. BETTY OGLE Ogie Future Homemakers of America, 1. 2, 3, 4: Intramural Volleyball. 1. 2. 3. 4: Intra- mural Basketball. 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Athletic Association, 2, 3. 4. MARTHA JANE PATTERSON M ert Class Secretary, 4: Mixed Chorus, 3: Glee Club, 2, 3: Y-Teens, 1, 2, 3. 4, Soclal Chair- man. 4: Scholarship Team, 2, 3: American Legion Essay Winner. 4: Don't Ever Grow gph', lPrompter: Prompter for The Charm c oo MARY K. POVVIQLL Kay Mixed Chorus. 2, -1: Glee Club. 1. 2. -l: Band. 1 2. 3. 4: Pep Band, 3. 4: Orchestra. 1, 2, 3: Y-Teens 1. 2. 3. 4, Reporter. 3: Masque and Gavel, 3. 4: Publicity Manager: Library Club. 3. 4: Intramural Volleyball. 1, 2. 3, 4: Intra- mural Basketball. 1. 2. 3. 4: Girls' Athletic Association. 1. 2. 3. 4: Eastern Ohio Speech League: Prince of Peace: Don't Ever Grow Up : Sunbonnet Girl : The Charm School . P DDIE RAY Dugan Class Social Chairman, 2. 4: Iii-Y. 3, 4: In- dustrial Arts Club, 2: Football, 1: Varsity Football, 2. 3, 4. Co-Captain. 4: Basketball. 1. 2: Varsity Basketball, 3. 4. Co-Captain. 4: Intramural Volleyball, 1, 2, 3, 4: Intramural Basketball, 1, 2, 3: Varsity N. 2. 3. 4: Danc- ing: Club, 1: Baseball. 3, Roniam' Roi-L Bob Class Treasurer. 4: Mixed Chorus. 1. 2. 3, 4: Glee Club, 1. 2. 3. 4: Hi-Y. 4: Newcosean Advertising Manager, 4: Masque and Gavel, 3. 4, President, 4: Stage Crew. 1. 2: Prince of Peace Contest: Don't Ever Grow Up : Sunbonnet Girl : ttThe Charm School . SUSAN S.-XLRIN Pesi Y-Teens. 1, 2, 3. 4: Girls' Athletic Associa- tion. 2, 3. 4. I' IICICNIE Scumraa Jim Class President. 4: Mixed Chorus. 1: Ili-Y. 3. 4, Treasurer, 3, Chaplain, 4: Industrial Arts Club, 1. 2. Vice-Ilresident. I: Masque and Gavel, 3, 4: Social Chairman. 4: Football. 2. 3. 4: Varsity Football. 3. 45 Basketball 2: Varsity' Basketball. 2: Intramural Volleyball. 1, 2. 3. 4: Intramural Basketball, l. 2, 3, -l: Varsity N, 3. -1: Dancing Club, 1: The Charm School . IUUANIE SIVIITII Veronim Mixed Chorus. 1, 2. 3, 4g Glee Club, 1, 2. 3, 4: Band, 1. 2. 3. 4. Social Chairman. 3: Sergemt-at-Arms. 4: Pep Band, 2, 4: Swing Band. 3: Orchestra. 2. 3: Ili-Y. 2. 3: In- dustrial Arts Club, 1: Masque and Gavel. 4: Basketball. 1: Varsity Basketball. 3: Intrae mural Volleyball. 1. 2. 3, 4: Intramural Basketball, 1. 2. 3, 4: Ameriean Legion Essay Winner. 1. 3, 4: Basketball. 3: Don't Ever Grow Up . Stage Manager: t'Sunbonnet Girl : The Charm School . loHN rI':XYI.0ll Johnny lVl.Axm' Trzimiioyv .ltium Mixed Chorus, 2. 3. 4: Glee Club. 2. 3, -1: Future Ilomemakers of America, 2, 3: Danc- ing Club. 1: Don't Ever Grow Up . l. 45 My wx GPL? gg... s Er 1 . A1- -Q.:-w fi Claw 194 7 Senior FRED THOMPSON F redie Industrial Arts Club. 1, 2. 4: American Legion Essay Winner, 3. GENE WHYDE Hi-Y, 4: Basketball, 3: Intramural Volley- ball, 3: Intramural Basketball. 33 Don't Ever Grow Up . PAULINE VVILLER Polly Y-Teens, 2, 3, 4: Library Club 2, 3, 4: Intra- mural Volleyball. 1, 2, 3, 4: Intramural Basketball, 1. 2. 3. 4: Girls' Athletlc Assocla' tion, 1, 2, 3, 4. President, 4: Don't Ever Grow Up . Prompter. TVVENTY KEN NETH EUGENE WOLFF Curly Class Vice-President. 2: Hi-Y, 4: Masque and Gavel. 4: Football, 1: Varsity Footba l, 1. 2. 3, 4: Intramural Basketball, 1, 2: Varsitg N, 2, 3, 4: Stage Crew, 1. 2. 3: Baseball, , 4: Don't Ever Grow Up : The Charm School . .WN -..-Wa . fl? G? ip.-N fl? vu.- 'U 'Q xgas VETERANS FIRST ROW: Willie Stearns, Homer Turner, Jerry McCune. SECOND ROW: Mr. Sharrock, John Wiandt, Arthur Twyman. Five Veterans of World War II returned to N. H. S. this year to complete work for graduation. Their classes were taught by Mr. Sharrock, who is also a veteran. They received their diplomas in January, 1947. Best Looking Best Disposition Best Student Smoothest Dancer Ablest Speaker Most Lively to Succeed Best Vocalist Best Instrumentalist Best Athlete Best School Spirit Friendliest Wittiest Best Personality Most Dignihed .Most Popular The Senior Kea ta Ed Ray Willis Haver Robert Hannahs Eugene Jim Schlarb Robert Roe Robert Hannahs Charles Gates Duane Smith John Irwin Charles Gates Eugene Schlarb Robert Roe Charles Gates Willis Haver Charles Gates Bonnie Addy Dolores Loveless Dorothy Medley Dolores Loveless Rhea Lou Evans Dorothy Medley Jean Besst Betty Atha Jean Nay Dolores Loveless Bonnie Addy Mary Kay Powell Bonnie Addy Rhea Lou Evans Ronnie Addy TWENTY-ONE 7654321 Riverside Drive New York City May 19, 1957 Dear Hubert, I have some very sad news to relate to you. You remember the class of '47? But of course you do! Last evening, in the New York Herald, edited by Jeanne Byrd, I read that the class of 1947 had passed away, that is the class as a whole, not the students. The funeral, which was held in the New York Cathedral, was most beautiful, but most sad. The ceremony began with the girls' choir of Wittenburg College singing Nearer, my God, to Thee , under the direction of Miss Susan Sal- ring the solo Open the Door, Richard was then sung by the Metropolitan Opera star, Miss Jean Besst. Throughout the ceremony the organ was played by Miss Betty Atha, Director of the New York Philharmonic Orchestra. The scripture was read by Lt. Robert Hannahs, of the U. S. Army Medical Corps. He arrived from Fresno, California, by plane. During his trip East he met an old shoolmate, Miss Betty Mason, who is an air hostess on the Erwin-Fivecoat airline. Rev. C. W. Gates of Des Moines, Iowa, officiated during the service. Rev. Gates and his wife, Mrs. Norma Beall Gates, who recently resigned her position as supervisor of the Dr. Brown Laboratory Technician School in Columbus, Ohio, are spending a few days at the Long Island home of Miss Mary Kay Powell, who is Professor of Dramatics at MacMurray. The pallbearers at the funeral were: Congressman Kenneth Duha- mel, Representative of the 16th District of Ohio, Mr. Wayne Egler, Manager of the Doughy Goods Bakery in Peoli, Kansas, Mr. Gerald Liggett, owner of the Hop In and Go Taxi Company in St. Louis, Mo., Mr. Richard Emler, a driver for the Greyhound Bus lines, Mr. John Taylor, editor of the Poultry Journal in Kimbolton, Kentucky, and Mr. Gene Whyde, district manager of the Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company. The funeral was conducted under the supervision of I-Iaver's Morbid Morgue Company. Mr. Dean Neal, assistant to Mr. Haver, drove the hearse on its eighteen mile procession to the Tumble In cemetery. Mr. John Irwin, vault manufacturer for the Welcome Cemetery, contributed the vault. The ceremony was broadcast over radio station WLW CWiller, Lindell, Wolff J. Miss Jean Nay announced the ceremony in her usual kind and sympathetic voice. As the procession moved on to the last resting place of this illustrious class, photographs were taken by the Thompson Studios. TWENTY-TWO Those attending from out of town were as follows: Misses Rhea Lou Evans and Evelyn DeRing, instructors at the Scribble Art School in Chi- cago, accompanied by Miss Geraldine Dansby, a very promising student of modern art, Misses Betty Hayward and Shirley Curby, owners of the Pull In and Fill Up restaurant in Hollow-Skull Canyon, Nevada, Mrs. Mary Jurin and husband from Montreal, Canada, who are spending a few weeks with relatives in Brooklyn, Misses Charlotte Conrad, Norma Chaney, and Grace Chapman, owners of the C. C. C. CCome, Curl, Cutel Beauty Parlor. Others present were: Misses Marie Norman and Josephine Gal- braith, proprietors of the Family Night Theater in Seattle, Mr. Jim Schlarb, who recently bought the famous Stork Club , Miss Mae John, a newly discovered star in the new production Gone With John which was produced by MGM CMason, Grey, Medleyl under the direction of Miss Novella Dennis, Mr. Duane Smith, renouned veterinary surgeon of Animals' Repair Shop , Nashville, Tennessee, accompanied by Miss Jean James who is his assistant in charge of the Poodle-Doodle Ward, Miss Beverly Dorsey, a hostess at the luxurious Hotel Marlatt of Buffalo, Coach Edwin Ray of West Point, Misses Bonnie Addy and Dolores Loveless, super- visors of the University Hospital in Columbus, Ohio, and Miss Gloria Loder, owner of the Load-her-Gun Factory. Also attending the service were: Mr. R. J . Roe, Superintendent of McKinley High School and Misses Betty Hughes and Betty Covic, teachers of Physical Education at McKinley, Miss Suzanne Lyons, psychology teacher from Boston University, and Miss Betty Ogle, founder of the Tire- some Rest Home in Akron. , The majority of those attending spent the week at the home of the fabulously rich widow Mrs. Doris Fillman Vanderbilt on Park Avenue. Doris and her friend Miss Joy Clough, a well known dress designer, plan to leave soon to spend a few weeks in Paris. Well, Hubert, this is the man part of the article. There was also the statement that the Class Will would be published in the next issue. I will write and tell you about it in my next letter. I cannot ind words to express my feelings at this sorrowful occur- rence. I know you will feel the same as I do about losing such a wonderful class. Although the Senior Class has passed on, the spirit of '47 will live on forever. Sincerely yours, Louise TWENTY THREE 7654321 Riverside Drive New York City June 1, 1957 Dear Hubert, I received your letter and was very sorry to hear that the news of the passing of the Class of 1947 affected you so badly. I hope you are recovering and will soon be able to resume your work at the office. As I had stated in my last letter, I will tell you about the will of the class of '47, It reads as follows: We, the members of the Senior Class, in the year of our Lord 1947 A. D., being of sound mind and fully aware of the obligations of every graduating class to leave all our earthly traits, virtues, bad habits, or what have you to any green Sophomores or budding Juniors who may worthily deserve the same. We hereby decree this to be our last will and testament. I, Betty Atha, bequeath my mathematical mind to all the needy. I, Kenneth Duhamel, leave with an extra fender. I, Norma Beall, will leave better luck to Jean Baker. I, Novella Dennis, will my height to Wrae whom I feel may need it. I, Bill Erwin, give my never-failing good humor, even on a rainy day, to all Juniors. I, Willis Haver, leave to Charles Leech the bus driver's seat. I, Jeanne Byrd, leave Mr. Davis in hysterics. I, Bob Roe, leave my mimeographed excuses to Dean Milburn. I, Dolores Loveless, will my dainty laugh to Martha Woodard. I, Charles Gates, bequeath my excellent penmanship to Duane Russell. 'I, Anita Castor, leave the road from Newcomerstown to California deserted. I, Jim Schlarb, will my winning way with the gals to Dale Twyman. I, John Irwin, leave the passage, The first shall be last and the last shall be first to Dick J urin. I, Josephine Galbraith, relinquish my nightly trips down the carpeted aisle of the theater to Audrey Hashman. I, Betty Hayward, bequeath my gift of gab, which leaves my class- mates' ear drums vibrating, to Bob Cappel. I, Bonnie Addy, give my membership card in the Agitators' Club Against Teachers to Elizabeth ANN Snode. I, Mae John, bequeath my good humor to Doc Warren. I, Betty Hughes, will my dreams of Italy to Gloria Ross. I, Mary J urin, leave my success in matrimony to Joan Castle. I, Joy Lou Clough, share my bookkeeping pad with anyone who can decipher it. I, Martha Patterson, bequeath my timidness to Richard Sharrock. I, John Taylor, entrust my nightly pleasures to Flip Walters and Jack Schlarb. I, Dean Neal, leave -Silence reigns! I, Evelyn De Ring, enrust my smoke filled lab. to Gene Baker. I, Dorothy Medley, will my place on the honor roll to Fern Waller. I, Bob Hannahs, leave my alertness on the basketball floor to Bernie McKay. I, Doris Fillman, relinquish my job of taking attendance to Phyllis Smythe. I, Betty Ogle, leave my seat empty as usual. I, Susan Salrin, leave my faithful attendance at all athletic events to Beryl Best. I, Joan Lindell, entrust my long energetic walks to school to Jimmy Lehman. TWENTY-FOUR I, Shirley Curby, leave John Taylor - - alone. I, Wayne Egler, leave, still sleepy. I, Delmar Marlatt, bequeath my early morning chores to David Sarchet. I, Jean Nay, donate my muscular physique to Harry Little. I, Gloria Loader, leave my books looking as if they had never been used. I, Ed Ray, leave my success at being chosen King to any Junior boy handsome enough to achieve it. I, Pauline Willer, bequeath my make-up kit of light shades to Joanne Atkinson. I, Helen Gray, bequeath my flirtatious ways to Lillie Rector. I, Duane Smith, leave Jean Besst still waiting. I, Mary Kay Powell, leave my wit and wisdom with the Freshmen. I, Beverly Dorsey, leave the school at last. I, Norma Durben, pass on my flashy sweaters to Charlotte Coulter. I Rhea Lou Evans, donate my love for men to Mary Carol Wiandt. I, Carl Fivecoat, bequeath my agricultural mind to Don Kopes. I, Betty Mason, leave history class silent. I, Suzanne Lyons, leave the blackboard ready for a game of cats. 7 I, Fred Thompson, leave my anxiety to get to school early to Bill Thomas. I I, Gene Whyde, leave my desk full of junk for Sonny Williams to add to. I, Betty Covic, bequeath my boogy-woogy to Kenneth Patterson. I, Grace Chapman, leave my morning drive to Mary Lower. I, Jean James, will my school hours to Evelyn Gray. I, Kenneth Wolff, leave my great talent for taking tests without studying to Jack Hampton. I, Norma Chaney, relenquish my height to Luella Wilson. I, Geraldine Dansby, leave my basketball ability to Mary Baker. I, Charlotte Conrad, will my method of mid-winter vacations to June Addy. I, Betty Couts, bequeath my quiet laughter to Margaret Dayton. I, Marie Norman, leave my journalism paper blank. I, Richard Emler, pass on my job of holding up the wall in the hall to Waldon Walters. I, Gerald Liggett, leave pedestrians to the mercy of Allen Stewart. We, the Seniors of :H:102, leave Mrs. Phillips still taking attendance. We, the girls in Shortland II, leave Miss Russell still undecided. We, the Seniors of 3101, leave Mrs. George regretfully. We, the Seniors, bequeath our over-sized hats, our dignity, and our front seats in the auditorium to the Juniors. We, the Seniors, leave this reminder to the Sophomores, that they are half way over the mental obstacle course and have only two years to go. We, the Seniors, permit the Freshmen to come down off the shelf and act human. Having thus disposed of our high school possessions, we take leave of N. H. S. We shall never return as students, but we shall retrace our steps many times in memory. The class of 1947 was a grand old class and I am glad we were a part of it. Do come to see me whenever you are in New York. With love, Louise. -Dolores Loveless, Bob Roe TWENTY-FIVE univr ,QX J l TWENTY-six President - Vice President Secretary - Treasurer - Social Chairman Angle, Lorna Arcore, Evelyn Atkinson, Joan Baker, Jean Baker, John Baker, Mary Belt, Ruby Blackwell, Richard Boone, James Brewer, Elizabeth Brown, James Caldwell, Dorothy Campbell, Charles Cappel, Robert Carr, Eddie Casteel, Martha Castle, Joan Chaney, Jane Coulter, Charlotte Denham, Robert Farrar, Joan Foggin, Thelma Ford, Norma Gardner, Peggy Glazer, Robert Gray, Evelyn Gray, Mildred Hammersely, Ruth Harstine, Robert Hickenbottom, Bett Hunter, Lloyd Jacobs, Bill Jaynes, Joe John, Franklin Jones, Luella Jurin, Dick King, Harry Kopes, Don Leech, Charles Lenzo, Arthur Little, Harry Lower, Mary Don Warren Bob Glazer - Don Kopes Richard Sharrock Grace Walkenspaw Y Mardis, Phil Meeks, Gloria Milburn, Dean s , fn! ev X A. I y I it Mizer, David 1 4 -f in , 'L , Lf, Q , Sv' Q Q 1 Mizer, Donna . W McGee, Vera if 5. 'K McKay, Bernard McKean, Evelyn McPherson, Edith V Newby, Juanita Nolan, Marjorie fu- 5 Nugen, Robert v f. 1 Pollock, Thomas , Rector, Lillie , F ff Rhoads, Louise ' r Q as Ofc 7 V 3 lf? Q kv Rufer, Anna M. ' Ross, Gloria ly., Russell, Duane P y . W . J-e . 1 li X K N . 'wf , . Sarchet, David ' Schlarb, Jack t Sharrock, Richard K - .-. w, K, Stewart, Allen ' Sanders, Norma 'N Saylor, Norazella 1 . . V t LT' b, 5 .1 S. -K . J I :Q . L , X . X A N L? I. - fy' . Snode, Elizabeth Ann E Q iifg' A Speer, Joan A ' ' ti ' Stahl, Helen J F, s. 4 ' Q N - Tilton, Jeanne 'F ' '- lg x 'F ' T l , J k - , , emp e ac 9 ,A 6 x , Twyman, Dale E A . - ' , - l --K - 0 - 1 .- ,.....-,V Y.. Van Voorhis, Alice L, 5 ,Q Walkenspaw, Grace J ' el h as , Waller, Fern m-vga. 1 V- ' f 4' ff. Q.. Walters, Don . LM- e V - G we 1-.4 . ... Y' s E L 5 i' Walters, Wallace .. , i Walters, Waldon . f -W t rryr ,,,,,, K J Warren, Don , ' ' ' Wells, Bessie R , sf f at West, Earl 9' . , .1 , -gr .4 -Q -3 Wiandt, Mary C. S I M -' , I ' .5 , 4-- Williams, Raymond , E , . S 4. 7 Woodard, Martha E 4 I F' 7 Worthington, James E b .Q Zeiner, Betty gr . 1 an 'TQ Cla A f 1948 Sepia more TWENTY-EIGHT President - Vice President Secretary - Treasurer - Social Chairman Addy, June Affolter, Betty Art, Ruth Baker, Gene Barnett, Sue Barthalow, Harry Bates, Marjorie Beal, Albert Best, Beryl Blackbourne, Neola Booth, Robert Bourne, Charlene Burdett, Ruth Carney, Betty Carruthers, Clyde Carruthers, Kenneth Connor, Alma Couts, Joann Dansby, Emma L. Dayton, Margaret Dorsey, James Dorsey, Margery Evans, Billy Fairchild, Jimmie Fenton, Donald Foraker, Beverly Froelick, Marjorie Gadd, Patricia Groff, Audrey Guy, Bradley Hampton, Jack Hannahs, Dick Hashman, Audrey Herbert, Doris Hillman, Wanda Hootman, Jack Horn, Herman Hughes, Beatrice James, Donald Julien, Maxine Kees, Dean Kohl, Don Bradley Guy Dick Hannahs Audrey Hashman Harry Barthalow Phyllis Smythe Lehman, James Liggett, Floyd Maloy, Dale Maloy, Julie Marlatt, Joe Mason, Norma McCoun, Charles McCune, Joann Meek, Howard Miller, Dean Moore, Harold Murphy, Jeanne Murphy, Marie Nay, James Neal, Bill Neal, Carol Neal, Joan Neal, Ralph Opphile, Lloyd Ott, Martha Patterson, Kenneth Patton, Larry Phillips, Gary Porcher, Paul Ray, Robert Robinson, Doris Russell, Alberta Sarchet. Paul Sayre, Bill Shaw, John A. Shaw, John F. Shaw, Patty Shephard, Velma Shryock, Norma Shull, Ruth Shurtz, Norma Smythe, Phyllis Stonebrook, Edna Taylor, Virginia Tedrick, Dean Thomas, Bill Tyson, Earl Waller, George Whitis, James Whyde, Bill Wilson, Betty Yanai, Richard tx-A N.. Qu C1444 1949 ?re 'Q' I: i lumen ix, K 'X ,'ff?1F5'?'-SLN 'S 5 i2li'lf?r2.i??R .Qi3 f'52S'X 1 'Q . ar A ' W . , is Anderson, Ralph fi - , L: 'V Q ga, h 5, Angle, Charles A y . ' ' -I 515 ,MVN f Baker, Glenn A ln l , 39 . A Baker' Richard A A A Barnett, 'roar' A . , M vwas Bassett Delores . Y ., V K film My t x 'Il ' ir' Vx ' Bassett, Joann ,, A . J , , g ' , A A H by Bean, Marilyn ' ' A-. 2 'X' hm t A 5? Xl Beiter, Darrell . . .. . r . ., , . . . J . . - . , , Billings Camilla A . - ' Sz. - ' . t Y s ' a t ' . if' ' rr - 'lll' M7 J Fgr - .. Brady, Edna we J h fe a Bricker, Jack t f H r 4 fr . Smal , . A 6 Carney, Martha 5 fm ., 1 ' ' r a 1 . , . -Q. Carr, Robert rr? rr .,-4555 A -v is 5 - .1 -. 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M Kail, Mary Alice THIRTY pl'f'Sl'fi6'77f - Vive President Scff'1'elr1r'y - Treasurer - Social FlIfll'fl7lIlll Francis Haver Marilyn Bean Wrae Carr Dean Combs Barbara Walters Kail, Ronnie Kohler, Marilyn Kohler, Mary Lindell, Albert Little, Vernon Luce, Mary Lou Maloy, Harold Mardis, Bill Mathews, Clifford Maurer, Robert Miller, Bill Moore, Bonnie Murphy, Earl Murphy, John Newby, Kenneth Patterson, Jim Proud, Barbara Ray, Dick Rector, Della Ridenbaugh, Anna Riggle, Gary Riggs, Darrell Risher, Shirley Roe, Mary Lou Rogers, Janice Saylor, George Shepherd, Dallas Silverthorne, Donald Silverthorne, Patty Sarchet, Mart ha Smith, Ellsworth Stalter, Kitty Stanley, Forrest Tedrow, Hazel Thompson, Dale Titus, Mary Alice Trowbridge, Betty Vanderhoff, Anna Van Voorhis, Harold Vogt, Donald Walters, Barbara Wearsch, Marjorie Williams, Fern Wilson, Lou Ellen Wolfe, Earl Yarnell, Doris Zwoll, Alice fv 5? -, 1 sta! Q' Y T 'BK 1 . uf, ,N 1 , s- vw X j X -f TI' A up if 'L' Aj L U fe. 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Q sl- . vi' tg K K 'V .Q 'Vs -., A A T' ' e' is K i s cw fl9 o THIRTY-ONE fi Intl: grade THIRTY-TWO President - Vice President Secretary Treasurer Social Chairman Jane Addy Paul Affolter Barbara Angle Eleanor Angle Sara Asher David Atkinson Margery Beaver Robert Belle Robert Berger LaVonne Bethel Billy Boone Robert Bricker Eugene Camnbell Marvin Carr Charles Clough Paul Clum Leanna Clutter Charles Conner Betty Lou Cordery Mary Lou Dansby Dorothy Daugherty Charles Dennis Robert Douglas Doris Emler Glenn Everhart Charles Groff Dick Hackenbracht 17th grade? Jim Herbert Pete Hewitt Jeanetta Hillman Louise Hughes Marjorie Hursey Clyde James Jan Johns Mickey Lenzo Robert Lindell Paul Clum Tim Taylor Joan Trout Bob Bricker Faye Quillen Galen Loader Robert Loveless John Matthews Richard Mathias Gary McClary Joanne McDonnell Richard McDonnell Robert McPherson lno picture! Harry Meek John Meek Raymond Meek Shirley Nay Ray Norman Helen Ogilbec Barbara Ortt Margarie Paulun Patty Portz Faye Quillen Billy Regula Gail Rice Richard Robinson Dwain Sanders Raymond Sarchet Frederick Schlupp 1 no picture? Richard Schwarm Eddie Scott Alvin Spring Nancy Stewart Marvin Stocker fno picture! Sarah Swigert Jim Taylor Kathryn Taylor Beverly Tidrick Gloria Triplet Joan Trout Robert Titus Billy Tufford Clara Urban Charles Thompson Dwight Van Sickle Barbara Waller Barbara Whyde Arlie Wiandt Jean Wise .ave S+ X N vm? ix ... Swag L 'C' SX X S A Nb ix E S A-' - aka fd. 1, s win K . an fa -asa wi .il Wa :ZQSL2 , aj 3- nm v he K . -V T Sl ,QS . Q' .. , L. ,L 'Q 1:14 A , -ML R 4. 'wi 14.1 fI9l e en tl: grade THIRTY-FOUR President -A Vice President Secretary - Treasurer - Social Chairman Addy, Margery Angle, Grace Atkinson, Larry Bassett, Dick Bassett, Eddie Beiter, Jerry Best, Donald Billings, David Brady, Ed Bricker, Glenn Buzon, Robert Clum, Bobby Dansby, Odis Dansby, Ruby Lu Davis, Marc Dennis, Dick Dennis, Keith Doss, David Duffy, Robert Duhamel, Janetta Etter, Earl Ferren, Sue Fillman, Shirley Foraker, Jackie Hammersley, Louise Harding, Marjorie Harris, John Helter, George Hennis, Allen Hill, Arthur, Jr. Hogan, Esther Hursey, George Johnson, Clarence Johnson, John T. Jurin, Gary Kail, Sonnie Kelly, Mary Ann King, Dean Kunkle, Lova Lehman, Robert Little, Donald Mardis, Helen Glen Bricker Jimmy Mullen . Grace Angle - Bob Clum Richard Bassett Mardis, Roy Markley, Ronald Mathews, Betty McCants, Patricia McCoun, Floyd McDonnell, Robert McMullen, Paul Moore, Marilyn Miller, Blanche Miller, Robert Mullen, James Myers, Donna Nolan, Dick Norman, Donald Ott, John Patterson, Carol Portz, Mary Lou Postlewaite, Thomasina Ricketts, Carmilla Roeder, Max Rothenstine, Robert Saylor, Moria Schlupp, Mary Sharrock, Max Shaw, William Snell, Gerald Stewart, Shirley Stocker, Lorin Swigert, Ted Wolff, Carolyn Tilton, Ann Tice, Billy Triplett, Carol Towbridge, Junior Urban, Phyliss Walker, Earl Walker, Stella Mae Walters, Joan Watson, Robert Weaver, Wallace Wigfield, Carolyn Wilson, James C'laAA 1952 THIRTY-SIX SCHOODS OUT! SCHOOLHS' OUT! Hefnnnxnerstninu gliiglg Qgrlgnnl g.NBflll'U1lIl'I'5fl.1fl1I1, flDlgin yea, 1947 iieZZa, 8uLeh,y,ane, Qlllji at IZ. ii. Y. aw cw-wded with actiwlfiei af many, kinda fcfaolaatlle dfdfhfddfbdd axe upfneld 04 the flabianal iianafa. Yocietgf diudent gow-efzmnenni LL rrumag.ed Hy, the Jffbudent C?o.uncLZ,' dwmatici ate enjoyed Kg. the maaque cmd Qau-eZ. .Wee iii-y and y-teena, :Let Faigfn dianciamdi of aFLaJa,ao6e'L,' the glee duh and the Hand fzaub, Kamik mumlc. .9n6eh,eai1lr1.g m,eetaln,gA, wee Fudd 5-g, the indui- Cfula-Z 1711.64 3214.0 and the fic-Mg, CEM-, cmd many. helpful Ldeae aw gained gwm the Qutwze Hame- makefm, 0-5 JQHLBUGG. :UZ of Cfume oJz,g,ani3,aiLo-ni Heep, Ca mainiain Pulgh aiandamde ag aahadamafzip, ta hwldd ehamaetem, and 60- deuelovp, mafia! gweee. Jhm aetiwhlea ww all fmeaented an the ga!- Zo-uzmg payee. AetLu.e1Z9 yawn, .Wee flew-coeewn Ying Nc ti17itieA THIRTY- Student Council FIRST ROW: Mr. Bower, adviser, Larry Atkinson, Representative of Seventh Grade: Jeanne Murphy, Representative of Sophomore Class: Katherine Taylor and June Addy, Representatives of the Eighth Grade: Carol Patterson, Representative of the Seventh Grade: Mr. Gottfried, adviser. SECOND ROW: Marie Murphy, Representative of Junior Y-Teens: Alice Van Voorhis, Representative of Junior Classy Helen Stahl, Representative of Senior Y-Teens: Dorothy Medley, Represtative of Senior Class: Mary Alice Titus, Representative of Freshman Class, William Thomas, Representative of Junior Hi-Y. THIRD ROW: Charles Gates, Representative of Senior Class: Harold Van Voorhis, Representative of Freshman Class: Kenneth Patterson, Representative of Sophomore Classg Richard Blackwell, Representative of Junior Class, Robert Glazier, Representative of Senior Hi-Y, Don Kopes, Representative of National Honor Society Knot in picturel. The Newcomerstown High School Student Council was formed in this school in March, 1943. The purpose of this organization is to establish closer relationship be- tween students and teachers, develop higher standards of scholarship and conduct among the students, work for the general welfare of the student body, promote general and personal welfare of the school. The Student Council is composed of two representatives from each of the six classes and one representative from each of the following clubs: Junior and Senior Hi-Y, Junior and Senior Y-Teens, and National Honor Society. To be a member of the Council, a student must have two qualifications: an average of UC and a sufficient number' of credits to be a member of the class which he represents. . National Honor Society FIRST ROW: Willis Haver, Don Kopes, Duane Russell, Robert Hannahs. SECOND ROW: Mr. Gottfried, Adviser: Evelyn DeRing, Mildred Gray, Dorothy Medley, Richard Sharrock. THIRD ROW: Robert Glazer, Elizabeth Ann Snode, Grace Walkenspaw, Novella Dennis, Helen Stahl, Charles Gates. EIGHT 171-uvirlwzf - Vin' pl'USl.lfl'Ilf S'1'IlDIiNT COUNCII. Se1'r'f'If1r'y-'I'n'r1s11r'vr' - Pfl'SiIll'fIf - Vin' PI'l'SiI1l'lIl Sl'C'I'UfI1I'y' - Trvasurer - SI'IHll'IIf flounril NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Clmrlvs Gatos llobvrt Gluzm' - llvlml Stznlll Bob HElIlIlilllS Willis Havor Evelyn Do Ring Dorothy Nleclloy - Don Kopos THIRTY-NINI' FORTY Senior iii- lf FIRST ROW: Charles Gates, Willis Haver, Robert Glazer, Duane Russell, Carl Fivecoat, John Irwin, Jim Schlarb. SECOND ROW: Delmar Marlatt, Bill Irwin, Eddie Carr, Harry Little, Lloyd Hunter, Gene Baker, Bob Harstine, Duane Smith. THIRD ROW: Gerald Liggett, Harry King, Bob Cappel, Earl West, Bernard McKay, Arthur Lenzo, Eddie Ray. FOURTH ROW: Wallace Walters, David Mizer, Don Kopes, Don Walters, Jack Schlarb, Kenneth Wolff, Mr. Hollingsworth, Adviser. FIFTH ROW: Raymond Williams, Dale Twyman, Don Warren, Dick Emler. SIXTH ROW: Richard Blackwell, Allen Stewart, Dean Milburn. The purpose of the Hi-Y is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. The motto is, c'Clean speech, clean sports, clean scholarship, and clean living. The ambition is, HTO do the best we can in speech, manner, study, and in service to make life most worth-while for ourselves and the community. O I amor M-Yf FIRST ROW: Don Fenton, Bradley Guy, Dick Hannahs, Ralph Neal, Bill Thomas, John Murphy, Darrell Beiter, Harry Barthalow. SECOND ROW: Don James, Bob Chapman, Harold Hoffman, Kenneth Patterson, Kenneth Carruthers, Francis Haver, Kenneth Ford, Bill Evans. THIRD ROW: Harold Van Voorhis, Dick Ray, Ronald Kail, Earl Murphy, Don Han- nahs, Dick Yanai, Gary Phillips, Jack Hampton. FOURTH ROW: Harold Moore, Gary Riggle, Don Kohl, Ronald Gates, Dean Combs, Paul Porcher. Prvsidenl - Vive President Secretary - Treasurer - Flznplflin - Svrgennt-ni-fzrnzs Prffsidvrlf - Vice President Secretary - Trcfasurer - f'l111pI11in - Sergeant-zlt-firms SENIOR HI-Y .lohn Irvv JUNIOR HIQY Darrell Reiter, Charles Gales Willis Havor Richard Sharrock Duane Russell - .lim Sfhlarh in, Carl Fivefoai - Ralph Nval .lohn Murphy Dick Hannahs Bradley Guy Donald Fenton Harry Barthalow l I-'ORTY-ONE FORTY-T WO Senior Yf- Teerw FIRST ROW: Helen Stahl, Dolores Loveless, Jeanne Byrd, Edith McPherson, Bonnie Addy, Martha Patterson, Rhea Evans, Joanne Atkinson. ' SECOND ROW: Betty Hayward, Susan Salrin, Gloria Loader, Anita Castor, Betty Hughes, Norma Jean Ford, Helen Gray, Norma Beall, Fern Waller, Martha Woodard. THIRD ROW: Miss Russell, Adviser: Martha Casteel, Betty Hicken- bottom, Majorie Nolan, Luella Jones, Mary Lower, Joanne Far- rar, Ruth Hammersley, Helen Tilton, Marie Norman. FOURTH ROW: Grace Chapman, Suzane Lyons, Jane Chaney, Dorothy Medley, Gloria Ross, Lillie Rector, Joanne Castle, Beverly Dorsey, Jean Besst, Novella Dennis. FIFTH ROW: Mildred Gray, Elizabeth Ann Snode, Jean Baker, Norma Chaney, Pauline Willer, Charlotte Coulter, Gloria Meeks, Mary Kay Powell, Evelyn De Ring, Mary Tedrow. unior ff- 7eenA FIRST ROW: June Addy, Beatrice Hughes, Audrey Hashman, Phylis Smythe, Jean Murphy, Marjorie Fraelich, Jacqueline Cocker, Marie Murphy, Patty Gadd. SECOND ROW: Miss Stoner, Adviser: Doris Robinson, Majorie Dor- sey, Kitty Statler, Barbara Walters, Mary Alice Kail, Hazel Tedrow, Barbara Proud, Mrs. George, Adviser. THIRD ROW: Virginia Taylor, Mildred Hogue, Lou Ellen Wilson, Alma Connor, Mary Lou Roe, Ruby Hayes, Janice Rogers, Alberta Russell, Wrae Carr, Camilla Billings. FOURTH ROW: Delores Bassett, Virginia Hart, Patty Evans, Marylin Kohler, Patty Silverthorne, Mary Kohler, Lena Couts, Joan ' Couts, Mary Alice Titus. FIFTH ROW: Margaret Dayton, Audrey Groff, Carol Neal, Norma Mason, Betty Carney, Alice Zwoll, Eileen Hootman, Joan Barnett, Shirley Johns, Marylin Bean, Martha Jane Carney. SIXTH ROW: Norma Shryock, Sue Barnett, Pat Shaw, Beryl Best, Maxine Julien, Margene Reisher, Bonnie Moore, Doris Herbert, Beverly Foraker, Mary Ann Gardner. Presidrrzr - Vice President Sefrelrzry - Treasurer - Social Chairman Presiflarlt - Vive President 9 1 I - L are ary Treasurer - Social Clzairman SENIOR Y-TEENS JUNIOR Y-TEENS llOIlIll0 Aclrly Dolores Loveloss Alicv VzmVoorhis Edith lVlCPl10I'SOIl Martha Patterson Joanne lN'lurpl1y - .luno Aclcly Bf'illI'lC0 Hughes Audrey flElSllITlElll Phyllis Smythf' FURTY-Tl IREE flewcmean Staff FIRST ROW: Norma Beall, Associate Editor: Willis Haver, Editor: Dorothy Medley, Business Managerg Jeanne Byrd, Senior Class Editor. SECOND ROW: Charles Gates, Assistant Advertising Manager: Miss Macmillan, Adviser: Robert Hannahs, Photograph Editor: Novella Dennis, Assistant Advertising Manager, Delmar Marlatt, Athletic Editor: Robert Roe, Advertising Manager: Betty Hughes and Delores Loveless, Assistant Business Managers iNot in picturel. ?atare llomemalzem of dmerica FIRST ROW: Miss Wilson, Adviser: Jean Nay, Josephine Galbraith, Joan Speer, Bessie Wells, Betty Couts, Elizabeth Brewer, Evelyn Gray. SECOND ROW: Shirley Curby, Dorothy Caldwell, Lorna Angle, Neola Blackbourne, Thelma Foggin, Mary Baker, Betty Zeiner. THIRD ROW: Doris Yarnell, Anna Reidenbaugh, Della Rector, Ruth Art, Edna Stonebrook, Lena Couts, Norma Johnson. FOURTH ROW: Betty Ogle, Martha Ott, Betty Affolter, Martha Sarchet, Norazella Saylor, Joy Lou Clough, Norma Sanders. The Future Homemakers of America is the national organization of people studying homemaking in the Junior and Senior High Schools. It is sponsored by the American Home Economics Association. Its purpose is to promote an interest in homemaking and good family life for all and to provide opportunities for leadership and recreation. A red rose symbolic of vibrant, glowing youth, the colors, red and white: the octagonal emblem showing the home upheld by the hands of youth are the symbols of this organization of girls interested in home making. President - - - Jean Nay Vice President Josephine Galbraith Secretary - - - Joan Speer Treasurer Bessie Wells !i6rarianA FIRST ROW: Leanna Clutter, Barbara Angle, Jane Addy, Marjorie Harding, Grace Angle, Helen Ogilbee. SECOND ROW: Miss Macmillan, Librarian: Norma Mason, Joan Coats, Martha Woodard, Norma Ford, Suzanne Lyons, Pauline Willer, Mrs. Beall, Librarian. THIRD ROW: Grace Walkenspaw, Mary K. Powell, Rhea Evans, Jeanne Murphy, Gloria Meeks, Joann McCune. FOURTH ROW: Norma Beall, Helen Stahl, Evelyn Gray, Elizabeth Ann Snode, Jane Chaney, Norma Sanders. President - Suzanne Lyons Vice President Rhea Lou Evans Secretary - Grace Walkenspaw Treasurer - Jeanne Murphy Social Chairman Jane Chaney FORTY-FOUR wx. R4 NICWTOSICAN S'I'AI I lf'l l'l'RIC HONIICMAKICRS OF AMERICA LIBRARIANS FORTY-FIVE India trial 441-ta C1116 FIRST ROW: Mr. Riffle, Adviser: Joe Jaynes, Phil Mardis, Jim Lehman. SECOND ROW: Wayne Egler, Fred Thompson, Kenneth Duhamel, Bill Miller, Glenn Baker, George Waller, Herman Horn, Jack Hootman, Albert Lindell, George Saylor, Robert Booth. THIRD ROW: Dean Tidrick, Paul Sarchet, Joe Marlatt, Bob Carr, Clyde Carruthers, Dallas Sheperd, Howard Meek, Charles Campbell, Darrell Riggs, Don Ham- mersley, Don Silverthorne. FOURTH ROW: Jack Bricker, Kenneth Haver, Charles Angle, Don Vogt, Richard Baker, Ralph Anderson, Gene Little, Jim Dorsey, Forest Stanley, Earl Wolff, Ellsworth Smith. President - Joe Jaynes Vice President Bob Denham Treasurer - Jim Lehman 00661, 61116 FIRST ROW: Robert Nugen, James Brown, Bill Jacobs, Jim Fairchild. SECOND ROW: Jerry Ann Clough, Diann Davis, Alice Davis, Betty Trowbridge Joanne Bassett, James Worthington. THIRD ROW: Mr. Sharrock, Adviser: James Boone, Jack Temple, Tom Pollock Bill Sayre, Dean Neal, David Sarchet, Mr. Davis, Adviser. HOBBY CLUB POTTERY CLUB President - - Ralph D. Neal pfmden' , ' ' 51166 Davfs Vice President Diann Davis Vice President Tom Pollock Secretary - - Jerry Clough Secretary-Treasurer - Robert Nugen Treasurer Betty Trowbridge FORTY-SIX gil-IA ' 14 tlnle tic p4AAociation FIRST ROW: Mr. Riffle, Adviser: June Addy, Novella Dennis, Polly Willer, Patty Shaw, Joanne Atkinson, Mary Lower, Alice Van Voorhis. SECOND ROW: Lou Ellen Wilson, Doris Robinson, Evelyn McKean, Edith McPher- son, Betty Hughes, Joanne Farrar, Betty Hickenbottom, Betty Zeiner, Eilccn Hootman, Louella Jones, Joan Barnett, Barbara Walters. THIRD ROW: Susan Salrin, Elizabeth Ann Snode, Joan Neal, Carol Neal, Norma Mason, Betty Couts, Thelma Foggin, Mary K. Powell, Evelyn DeRing, Lena Couts, Mary Couts, Joan Couts. FOURTH ROW: Lillie Rector, Helen Stahl, Ruth Hammersley, Norma Chaney, Jean Nay, Jean Tilton, Dorothy Caldwell, Elizabeth Brewer, Charlotte Coulter, Martha Woodard, Dorothy Medley, Mary Ann Gardner, Marilyn Bean. President ----- Polly Willer Vice President Novella Dennis Secretary - Joanne Atkinson Treasurer - - Patty Shaw Social Chairman June Addy INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB HOBBY CLUB GIRI ,S' ATHI,Ii'I'1CI ASSOCIATION FORTY-SEVEN lllawque and fave! FIRST ROW: Norma Beall, Bonnie Addy, Jeanne Byrd, Dolores Loveless, Novella Dennis, Mary Kathryn Powell, Helen Gray, Rhea Lou Evans, Evelyn DeRing, Mrs. Portz, Sponsor: Grace Walkensaw, Bessie Wells, Elizabeth Ann Snode, Joann Castle, Joanne Atkinson. SECOND ROW: Charles Gates, Willis Haver, Dale Twyman, Kenneth Wolff, Jim Schlarb, Bob Roe, Charles Leech, Duane Russell, Eddie Carr, Richard Sharrock. President ----- Robert Roe Vive Presirlenl Willis Haver Serremry - Bonnie Addy Treasurer Charles Gates Opel-etta THE SUNBONNET GIRLH December 13, 1946 Director ----- Mr. Schear Assistant Director Mrs. Schear Accompanist ---- Donna Mizer FIRST ROW: Beryl Best, Marjorie Dorsey, Beatrice Hughes, Dale Twyman, Joanne Atkinson, Bern- ard McKay, Jean Besst, Maxine Julien, Charles Gates, Jean Baker, Harry Little, Charlotte Coulter, Mildred Gray, Dean Kees, Patty Gadd, Grace Walkenspaw, Robert Roe, Novella Den- nis, Pat Shaw, Norma Shyrock. SECOND ROW: Mr. and Mrs. Schear, Directors, Bonnie Addy, Ruth Hammersely, Martha Casteel, Donna Mizer, Audrey Groff, Mary Lou Roe, Eileen Hootman, Norma Johnson, Patty Evans, Albert Beal, Eddie Carr, Larry Patton, Raymond Williams, Dale Thompson, Floyd Liggett, Robert I-Iarstine, Duane Smith, Audrey Hashman, Marilyn Bean, June Addy, THIRD ROW: Betty Hughes, Elizabeth Ann Snode, Betty Hickenbottom, Wrae Carr, Richard Sharrock, Robert Cappel, Martha Jane Carney, Delores Loveless, Rhea Evans, Wallace Walters, Mary Kay Powell, Marie Murphy, Gene Baker, Doris Robinson, Jack Schlarb, Robert Denham, Gloria Ross, Helen Gray, Margaret Dayton, Phyllis Smythe. FORTY-EIGHT anior C7444 Play USING A SONG SIXT EEN H November 14 and 15, 194-5 Director ---- Mrs. Porlz CAST Charles Leech, Betty Zeiner, Evelyn McKean, Eddie Carr, Richard Sharrock, 'Charlott Coulter, Dorothy Caldwell, Joanne Castle, Helen Stahl, Elizabeth Brewer, Jean Baker, Jack Temple, Raymond Williams, Robert Capple, Joanne Atkinson, Lillie Rector, Harry Little, Betty Hickenbottom, Bessie Wells, Joanne Farrar, Duane Russell, Dale Twyman, Grace Walkenspaw, Lloyd Hunter, Elizabeth Snode, STAGE CREW Donald Silverthorne, Donald Walters, Bill Whyde, Dean Milburn FORTY-NINE FIFTY Trojan Kand FIRST ROW: Mary C. Wiandt, Majorette, Jo Ann Castle, Majorette, Pat Shaw, Majorette, Joanne Atkinson, Oboe and Majorette, Marjorie Dorsey, Oboe and Majorette, Jane Addy, Majorette. SECOND ROW: Mr. Schear, Director, Don Hannahs, Cymbals, Arlie Wiandt, Drums, Marc Davis, Trumpet, Keith Dennis, Trumpet, Odis Dansby, Trumpet, Bob Watson, Trumpet, Kenneth Ford, Trumpet, Richard Sharrock, Drums, Mary Lower, Color Bearer. THIRD ROW: Mary Lou Portz, Clarinet, Bob Titus, Trumpet, Dick Hackenbracht, Trumpet, Jack Hampton, Clarinet and Saxaphone, Wrae Carr, Saxaphone, Shirley Stewart, Saxaphone, Max Roeder, Clarinet, David Atkinson, Drums, Bob McPherson, Drums, Gail Rice, Drums, Phyliss Smyth, Drums, Gene Baker, Drums, Gary Phillips, Trumpet. FOURTH ROW: John Murphy, French Horn, Don Duhamel, Trumpet, Norma Shurtz, Clarinet, Larry Patton, Trombone, Harry Little, Clarinet, Marjorie Nolan, Clarinet, Helen Ogilbee, Clarinet, Lorna Angle, Clarinet, Rhea Lou Evans, Clarinet, Bernard McKay, Drums, Bonnie Addy, Clarinet. FIFTH ROW: Marjorie Froelich, Clarinet, Jean Besst, Bell-Lyra, Jean Baker, Clarinet, Grace Walkenspaw, Bell-Lyra, Charles Groff, Trombone, Marjorie Bates, Clarinet, Sarah Jean Swigert, Clarinet, Audrey Hashman, Clarinet, Doris Robinson, Clarinet, Virginia Taylor, Clarinet, Margaret Dayton, Clarinet, Kenneth Duhamel, Trumpet. SIXTH ROW: Don Walters, Drums, Betty Atha, Clarinet, Barbara Whyde, Trom- bone, Shirley Nay, Saxaphone, Eddie Carr, Drums, Ruby Hayes, Flute, Mary K. Powell, Flute, Mary Ann Gardner, Clarinet, Marie Murphy, Clarinet, Duane Smith, Trumpet. SEVENTH ROW: David Mizer, Trumpet, Bob Glazer, Trombone, Albert Beal, Trumpet, Dick Hannahs, Cymbals, Gloria Ross, French Horn, Pat Gadd, Clari- net, Bob Denham, Clarinet, Maxine Julien, Clarinet, Dale Twymen, Clarinet, Billy Evans, Trumpet. EIGHTH ROW: Evelyn Gray, Color Bearer, Dean Milburn, Trumpet, Grace Chap- man, Flute, Patty Portz, Clarinet, June Addy, Clarinet, Allen Stewart, Bass Horn, Dick Yanai, Saxaphone, Dick Blackwell, Saxaphone, Evelyn Arcore, Color Bearer. 1 Pep Kand FIRST ROW: Gene Baker, Drum: Wrae Carr, Saxa phone: Marie Murphy, Clarinet: Mary Kay Powell, Flute: Kenneth Rice, Bass Drum. SECOND ROW: Albert Beall, Trumpet: Kenneth Duha- mol, Trumpet: Duane Smith, Trumpet: Bob Glaz- ier, Trombone. THIRD ROW: Bob Titus, Trumpet: Jack Hampton Clarinet: Earl West, Bass Horn: John Murphy French Horn: Larry Patton, Trombone. Not in picture: Jean Besst, Bell-lyre. bl-um Major-etteA 'Gu-n.. '! l Jane Addy, Marjorie Dorsey, Joan Atkinson, Pat Shaw, Jo Ann Castle, Mary Carol Wiandt. FIFTY-ONE Seven tl: and Qglntlr grade Clwrzw FIRST ROW: Mary Lou Portz, Patty McCants, Jeannette Duhamel, Marjorie Addy, Grace Angle, Marjorie Harding, Mary Ann Kelly, Ann Tilton, Carolyn Wigiield, Carolyn Wolff. SECOND ROW: Mary Dansby, Marilyn Moore, Carmellia Ricketts, Carol Triplet, Phyllis Urban, Carol Patterson, Donna Myers, Mary Schlupp, Moira Saylor, Thomasina Postlewaite, Shirley Stewart. THIRD ROW: Mr. Shear, Eleanor Angle, Barbara Waller, LaVonne Bethel, Dorothy Daugherty, Jean Wise, Barbara Ortt, Barbara Angle, Leanna Clutter, Betty Cordrey. FOURTH ROW: Larry Atkinson, Bob Lehman, Gail Rice, Barbara Whyde, Patty Portz, Sarah Jean Swigert, Shirley Nay, Robert Buzan, Dick Hackenbracht, Keith Dennis, Gerald Snell. FIFTH ROW: Junior Trowbridge, Robert Watson, Mair1Sharrock, Ted Swigert, Max Roeder, James Mullen, Jack Foraker, Donald Best, Bill Shaw, Marc Davis, Odis Dansby. CLARINET QUARTETTE TRI0 Mr. Schear Director' Rhea Lou Evans' - ' ' ' J B t, J Atk Bonnie Addy: Jack Hampton: Marie Gan ess can mson Murphy. Jeanne Byrd lligln School Cleef-aA FIRST ROW: Kenneth Ford, Larry Patton, Eddie Carr, Harry Little, Bob Cappel, Robert Denham, Sonny Williams, Dean Kees, Albert Beall, Earl West. SECOND ROW: Don Walters, Dale Thompson, Marjorie Froelich, Audrey Hashman, June Addy, Phyliss Smythe, Margaret Dayton, Audrey Groff, Vera Blackbourne, Beverly Foraker, Doris Herbert, Wanda Hillman, Alberta Russell, Floyd Liggett. THIRD ROW: Wallace Walters, Gene Baker, Elizabeth Snode, Beryl Best, Beatrice Hughes, Marjorie Dorsey, Norma Johnson, Mary Lou Roe, Eileen Hootman, Shirley Johns, Alice Zwoll, Martha Carney, Edna Stonebrook, Betty Wilson, Harry King. FOURTH ROW: Director Schear, Doris Robinson, Norma Shyrock, Mary Wiandt, Evelyn Arcore, Lora Angle, Evelyn Gray, Joan Farrar, Mary Jurin, Marie Norman, Rhea Evans, Helen Gray, Louella Jones, Wrae Carr, Bernie McKay. FIFTH ROW: Charles Gates, Betty Hughes, Bonnie Addy, Jean Byrd, Betty Mason, Peggy Gardner, Betty Hickenbottom, Martha Casteel, Edith McPheron, Norma Ford, Mary Kay Powell, Bessie Wells, Mary Alice Titus, Mary Gardner, Marie Murphy, Dale Twyman. SIXTH ROW: Robert Roe, Delores Loveless, Betty Hayward, Louise Rhodes, Gene Baker, Charlotte Coulter, Gloria Ross, Pat Shaw, Joanne Atkinson, Joanne Castle, Anna May Rufer, Donna Mizer, Ruth Shull. SEVENTH ROW: Joanne Couts, Grace Walkenspaw, Mildred Gray, Sue Barnett, Mary Lower, Jean Besst, Fern Waller, Martha Woodard, Marjean Reisher, Betty Zeiner, Alma Conner, Jeanne Murphy, Pat Gadd, Maxine Julien. I IFTY TWO SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADE CHORUS CLARINET QUINTETTE GIRLS' TRIO HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS 191 IVTY-'Tl I REI FIFTY-FOUR Kaya ' glee C1116 FIRST ROW: Eddie Carr, Bob Harstine, Larry Patton, Dale Twyman, Bernard McKay, Gene Baker, Jack Schlarb, Earl West, Marie Murphy, Accompanist. SECOND ROW: Bob Hannahs, Duane Smith, Bob Roe, Charles Gates, Dean Kees, Dale Thompson, Bob Cappel, Albert Beall, Mr. Schear, Director. THIRD ROW: Kenneth Ford, John Murphy, Earl Murphy, Sonny Wil- liams, Bob Denham, Floyd Liggett, Harry King, Richard Shar- rock. ' WHA ' Sextette FIRST ROW: Joanne Farrar, Betty Zeiner, Donna Mizer, Accomp. SE'CONDkROW: Norma Ford, Charlotte Coulter, Bessie Wells, Jean Ba er gm' glee cw FIRST ROW: Dolores Loveless, Bonnie Addy, Audrey Hashman, June Addy, Phyliss Smythe, Margaret Dayton, Audrey Groff, Vera Blackbourn, Beverly Foraker, Doris Herbert, Wanda Hillman, Alberta Russell. SECOND ROW: Marjorie Froelich, Beryl Best, Beatrice Hughes, Marjorie Dorsey, Juanita Newby, Norma Johnson, Joan Barnett, Mary Lou Roe, Eileen Hootman, Shirley Johns, Mary Kohler, Alice Zwoll, Martha Jane Carney, Jacquelin Coker, Edna Stone- brook. THIRD ROW: Mr. Schear, Directory Doris Robinson, Norma Shryock, Mary Carol Wiandt, Evelyn Arcore, Lorna Angle, Evelyn Gray, Joanne Farrar, Mary Tedrow, Marie Norman, Rhea Lou Evans, Helen Gray, Luella Jones, Wrae Carr, Betty Wilson. FOURTH ROW: Betty Hughes, Jean Byrd, Betty Mason, Peggy Gard- ner, Betty Hickenbottom, Martha Casteel, Edith McPherson, Norma Ford, Mary Powell, Bessie Wells, Mary Titus, Mary Gard- ner, Marie Murphy. FIFTH ROW: Joanne Couts, Betty Hayward, Louise Rhodes, Jean Baker, Charlotte Coulter, Gloria Ross, Pat Shaw, Joanne Atkin- son, Joanne Castle, Marilyn Bean, Anna Mae Rufer, Donna Mizer, Ruth Shull. SIXTH ROW: Mildred Gray, Elizabeth Ann Snode, Sue Barnett, Mary Lower, Jean Besst, Fern Waller, Martha Woodard, Marjean Risher, Betty Zeiner, Alma Conner, Jeanne Murphy, Pat Gadd, Maxine Julien. BOYS' GLEE CLUB GIRLS' SEXTETTE GIRLS' GLEE CLUB i FIFTY-FIVE Homecoming Queen and Jttendan tA l FIFTY-SIX Dolores Loveless Louise Rhodes Senior Junior Bonnie Addy Queen Barbara Walters Audrey Hashman Freshman Sophomore Queen Bonnie and Captain Ed Ray Audrey Hashman, Louise Rhodes, Bonnie Addy, Queeng Dolores Loveless, Barbara Walters Queen Bonnie at the mike Dr. Warren presenting roses from The American Legion HA ' W 'VTXFYVT' Nefnzmnersinfrin Snhunl , Hefncumerstufun, Ghiu gaze, 1947 HL, .'-741.046 Qana, .7Fzz.7Jw13anteam4hauehadauMq.auweu- faalyeamwithagaudfautdalluuonwmda mwmdbwakmghaakathauawn. wea,wp.wu,dafaZZ6Pw8oq4who-haue 8Lw-ughtgZo-a,g,tafL.1i.J'.1aUeawpJwudafo-c44 wad1m,to4,mdu.ea4gwte51dtafA4mlaatAa WeaZwa4:41Aaa6ate6Faaway.alCy.oud'pna! wehnpzdwfumwlmmaamawlthu waammwukzguweeiiwifhnwnqmouawmd nwagewecaaze, .7hel'leoueaaean.'PtaM 14 tlele tim Trojan ?ov Mall Coach McCracken has again brought athletic glory to N. H. S. In his second year as gridiron mentor, he pro- duced a team that had the best record in the county. As head basketball coach he again produced a winning team with sixteen wins and three losses. The fine teams trained by Coach McCracken during these two years stand as a glowing tribute to his outstanding ability as a director of athletics. FOOTBALL SQUAD FIRST ROW: Kenneth Wolff, Jim Schlarb, Waldon Walters, Paul Porcher, Jack Schlarb, Eddie Ray, Allen Stewart, Don Warren, Dick Jurin, Eddie Carr. SECOND ROW: Manager, Earl West, Don Kohl, Delmar Marlatt, Dick Hannahs, Dean Neal, Sonny Williams, Don Kopis, Bernard McKay, Charles Leech, Don Walters, John Irwin, Dean Milburn, Manager, Francis Haver. THIRD ROW: Asst. Coach Riffle, Don Silverthorne, Bill Whyde, Bob Denham, Rich- ard Blackwell, Joe Jaynes, Phil Mardis, Harry Little, Bob Lauer, Darrell Beiter, Bob Glazer, Bradley Guy, Harry Barthalow, Dick Yanai, Coach Bob McCracken. FOURTH ROW: Dick Jaynes, Jim Taylor, Bob Bricker, Pete Hewitt, Bill Tufford, Paul Clum, Dale Hootman, Charles Dennis, Mick Lenzo, Bill Mardis, Kenneth Carruthers, Gary Philips, Ralph Neal, Jim Nay, George Saylor, Dick Ray. FIFTY-EIGHT COACH BOB MCCBACKEN VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Richard Sharrock, Novclla Dennis, Charles Gates, Dolores Loveless Here's our favorite slogan We'll put on zz show- Here come the Fighting TROIANS. Eager and ready to go! FOOTBALL SCORES NCT OPP WHERE Sept. 13-Mt. Vernon ....ooO . 39 0 H Sept. 20-Barnesville .eee . 18 0 T Sept. 27-Uhrichsville .........,..tl...,... 6 39 T Oct. 4-Dresden CDad's Nightl tete.... 41 6 H Oct. 11-Bellaire St. John ...........,,,................ 60 0 H Oct. 15-Millersburg CHomecoming Game! 52 0 H Oct. 26-Carrollton ...,......................,............. 45 0 T Nov. 1-Cadiz ...,...,c.. 6 19 T Nov. 8-Dennison ........ . 19 21 H FII-'TY-NINE Trojan ?oot6all Seann Bang! That's just the way the N. H. S. football season opened with a smashing victory over Mt. Vernon. The final score being 39-0. Every- thing worked perfectly under the Single Wing and T formations. Our opening victory spurred our team on to the ever hoped for goal of becoming county champs. The determination resulted in the second victory of the season when our foes from Barnesville were downed by a score of 18-0. Carr, Jurin and Warren got their share of the touchdowns, as usual, along with excellent blocking by the line. With these two victories chalked-up, we now began the task of preparing for the game against Uhrichsville. Every boy worked hard be- cause we wanted to avenge the defeat suffered at the hands of the Tigers last year. It was a hard fought game all the way through, the Trojans gaining 167 yards and the Tigers 145 yards from scrimmage. The Trojans finally bowed to the Yellow and Black to the tune of 39-6. Slightly disappointed, but not down-hearted about the Uhrichsville game, we started right into our nightly drills preparing for the Dresden game. The Trojans came out on top by 41-6, The Dads were introduced as part of the half-time program. Having chalked-up three wins and one loss, we plunged into our half- way season game by downing Bellaire St. Johns 60-0, avenging the game played at Bellaire in '45, All reserves saw action in this game. SIXTY ED RAY, JIM SCHLA LMAR MARLATT, KENNETH WOLFF, JOHN IRWIN DON WARREN, A MCKAY, DEAN NEAL, DON WALTERS, DICK JURIN sfg 0 Having passed the mid-season mark we got down to serious busi- ness preparing for our annual Homecoming game with Millersburg. At the end of the turf party the Orange and Black came out well ahead by 52-0. Touchdown-bound Trojans marred the annual Carrollton high homecoming by overwhelming a Black and White eleven 45-O. Jurin and Warren set the pace in the touchdown parade. Having racked up six victories and one loss, we then journeyed to meet the once defeated Cardinals of Cadiz. The Trojans showed a marked superiority in statistics, making 11 first downs to Cadiz 6, but Cadiz played alert ball in the pay off department winning 19-6. Then we trained hard for the traditional game with Dennison. The N. H. S. Trojans ran into luck as dismal as the weather in our final football game of the 1946 season when Dennison's Railroaders nosed us out 21-19. We have six Seniors who leave us this year. They are as follows: Eddie Ray, center, John Irwin, right guard, Delmar Marlatt, centerg Jim Schlarb, right tackle Kenneth Wolff, endg Dean Neal, left tackleg and Senior Cheerleaders: Charles Gates, Dolores Loveless, and Novella Dennis. The 1946 team rates as one of the best elevens ever to play for N. H. S., and with better breaks their record would have been even more impressive. The season ended 6 wins and 3 losses, placing the Trojans on top with the best record in the county. X f 71 I Ffh 'I' A-f 'Wm 4 .- ,pe DEAN MILBURN, EDDIE CARR, ALLEN STEWART, DON KOPIS RAYMOND WILLIAMS, PAUL PORCHER, WALDON WALTERS, JACK A SCHLARB, CHARLES LEECH SIXT Y-ONE QV Trojan Ka lee Ma I VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM FIRST ROW: Donald Walters, Eddie Ray, John Irwin, Dick Jurin, Delmar Marlatt SECOND ROW: Bernard McKay, Kenneth Wolff, Don Warren, Allen Stewart, Don Kopis, Robert Hannahs, Coach McCracken. 1946-1947 BASKETBALL SEASON SCORES 1946-47 Basketball Season Dec Dec Dec. Dec Dec. Jan. Jan Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb SIXTY-TWO -West Lafayette , Uhrlchsvllle ....,e,e,,,,., Port Washington 9 eeee, . 14-Barnesville ,...., 17-New .Philadelphia L, 3-Dennison ........,riee,e, eeee. 9 7-Port Washington ,..,e,e, . 11-Midvale ....esseeees,,e.,,,, 17-Carrollton ,.....,i.,,,e 21-West Lafayette .,....., 24- 28-Millersburg ,...,ee, 31-Dennison ..e,ee., 4-Byesville ,.eee,,,, 8-Barnesville .,.i, 11-Millersburg .,e,.,.. 15- Uhrichsville .,,....,.., Carrollton ...,....,.e..,....., . -Dennison St. Marys ,...,., . Coshocton .......,L,ri,.,,. , H'-IHEHEHH'-EIECEHHECEZEZH N. H. S. 72 46 42 51 41 59 50 53 61 54 38 59 46 60 74 66 25 62 47 OPP 28 40 28 28 29 46 41 43 38 26 65 43 42 32 44 34 49 52 48 U41-Aity KaAlzet6a1l Seann The Trojan courtmen of the 1946 - 1947 campaign built their attack around speed and a smooth, rapid-fire passing attack. On the basis of past personal performances the outlook for the season could be termed at best only mediocre. However, from the start of the first ball game the teamwork, the speed, and the passing ability of this group of Trojans con- founded, astounded, and bewildered their opponents. The victory string reached an unheard of total of ten straight and the Trojan record began to draw attention from all corners of the state. All good things come to an end sooner or later and the Trojans bowed in defeat to Uhrichsville. Their efforts here and in the remaining games were dogged by that 'ole 'debbil' Ilu. However, they did manage to compile the greatest record for a Trojan basketball team in the history of the school. Their record, when the books were finally closed on the season, showed 16 games won and four lost, a feat we proud of and we feel will leave a very high mark for future Tro clubs to aim to equal or to break. Delmar Marlatt, Don Walters, Ed Ray, John Irwin, Kenneth Wolff, Don Warren Dick Blackwell, Don Kopis, Bernard McKay, Bob Hannahs, Dick Jurin, Dean Neal SIXTY THREE. Jr. Hifi: Semen 0 1946-194 7 The J -V season in basketball was characterized by the fact that one could expect the unexpected. Their play over the course of a season ranged from superb to very disappointing. They somehow managed to knock off the big ones and then get themselves tramped into the dust by the little ones. The cause we can not label satisfactorily. However, over the course of the season we have noticed the improvement of Phil Mardis, Sonny Williams, Bill Whyde, Harry Little, and Eddie Carr. We earnestly feel they will have something to contribute to future Trojan victories with thc adidfed year of growth and experience gained under the coaching of Mr. Ri le. xg, FIRSTROW: Don Kohl, Raymond Williams, Eddie Carr, Harry Little, Phillip Mardis. SECOND ROW: Raith Neal, Floyd Liggett, Bill Whyde, Dick Hannahs, Bradley Guy. THIRD ROW: Lloyd Hunter, Harold Hoffman, Coach Riffle, Harold VanVoorhis, Dick Ray, Francis Havcr. I' 1. I. RESERVE CHEER LEADERS Marilyn Bean, Audrey Hashman, Doris Robinson SIXTY-FOUR Jr. Iii In Kulldoggf as a t A - .. Coach Schear FIRST ROW: Dick Ray, Ted Swigert, Jim Taylor, llershel Hewitt, Paul Clum, Eddie Scott, Harold Hoffman, Harold VanVoorhis. SECOND ROW: Gail Rice, Otis Dansby, Bob Lindell, Bob Ttitus, Dick Hackenbrachet, Donald Little, Sam Clum, Bob McPherson. THIRD ROW: Dick Bassett, Max Reeder, James Mullen. Gerald Snell, Bill Shaw, Jack Fouracre. The J r.-High season under Mr. Schear was marked by flue, mumps, big upsets, mumps, defeats, mumps, victories, and mumps. Truthfully it can be said we have enjoyed the present Jr. High season. It was marked by the development of boys who have been known for a long time in athletics. The many handicaps they had to face and surmount can and will aid them to future Wins on a high school ball club. We are looking forward anxiously to next year and an opportunity to see them play in Junior Varsity competition. BULLDOG CHEER LEADERS Barbara Ortt, June Addy, Helen Ogilbee, Phyllis Urban sixrvei-'ivi SIXTY-SIX Um-Aity 71 FIRST ROW: Earl West, Delmar Marlatt, Harry Little, Raymond Williams, John Irwin, Don Walters, Eddie Carr. SECOND ROW: Coach Riffle, Dick Jurin, Eddie Ray, Don Warren, Kenneth Wolff, Bernard McKay, Allen Stewart, Dean Milburn, Coach McCracken. THIRD ROW: Charles Leech, Duane Russell, Waldon Walters, Jack Schlarb, Don Kopis, Lloyd Hunter, Francis Haver, Dean Neal. ffNefm:nmer5infn1t Ciiligly Szhnnl Nefurnxuersfnfun, Gghin jolly. 1947 Qzam Su-e'z,y,0v-dyf, JM Gfulnaae day, that a fzictuw C4 uxaitfn 0-rue, tfwuicmd w.a'1.d4. By the me af 6-oth pxktumei and wamdiwehauetziedtagiuegauanirwidauiew af YL. ii. .9'.,- 664 amganigatian, 1361 uw-bk, and 114 Malf- Jfw acunlivwd egcf-'Liza of tfw flsag, the lftudanft l3Ludg,an,dtFae9,acu.Z6y,F1.aueg.o-neLr1tatFw making 0-K ffula, annual. Jfw monk af all LL daaply apfpwadaied. 1664 Fun hem gzrwwualq 4,ufJffa,o-'z.ted6q6FLa4,auJ.PLo-4.ena:ne4y,o-uu:-LZZ 4466 0.ntF1,efu!Zou1-1lng,f1agzi.wzFu1-fwLLu1.LZZ0e mdafaotimtatfwmbaaeetfnazadueuuunuutain tfukiho-akandthatifuxidiheanwwmafawuaing gwatea Lwtewat in thulo, wmk. UMA. lzfbanka 9,0-ed, out 60- ai! wfw- Fume auidied in the af Hula, am, 1947 llewcauan. bP,Lf1,ce':,e'fg, gn-um, Ulm flew-w4ean Jftag 14 vel-tiAemen tA 7' EE 'N BEST WISHES .... CLASS OF 1947 VL t 1435 River Street HAVER ELECTRIC SUPPLY Neweomerstown, Ohio Y' W Wai 1 1 The Produce Company, Inc. Butter - Eggs and Poultry Refrigerated Lockers DAIRY BAR Ice and Refrigeration K L., ,,,,L,,,,7,.,-r WL? , , ,A ,J ?,,,, MAY YOUR SUCCESS A BE EXCEEDED ONLY BY YOUR HAPPINESS 3 The OXFORD BANK k L., ,,,e,,,,,f,,,,,, L SIXTY-EIGHI' T' D ii it M D 'W For the Betterment of Newcomerstown and Vicinity ewcomerstown Chamber of Commerce Paul J. Atkinson Wm. G. Heifner C. R. Haver Lester Woods H. E. leaclillg 1946 - 1947 Officers and Directors - - President D. B. Roeder - Vice President Vice President Vice President - Treasurer Ralph M. Portz Leo S. Heller C. E. Cooper M. O. Julien Forest Smith - Secretary l l l I Direct or l Director Director l Direct or l Director l l -J SIXTY-NINE 7' W' W f 1 Welsh and Marlowe HIGH GRADE SHOES FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY 201 Main Street Phone 383 L. E. E W ff, ,W ,EDJ L. Compliments of C. B. Guy Grocery RIVER STREET Y ' I' 'W' M 'AM 'W' r Compliments of Hinds Funeral Home Congratulations Home Building and Loan Company L.,,,,,,, , ,Dwi .. ,DDJ -,,,.,,, ,. . , 117,17 T-' PP T P8 -is 'E , SHOP AT YOUR I . Ortt MOIOI' CO. 0aNell Shop 353 R' S CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH wer met Sales and Service MRS. WILLIAM TUMRLIN, MGR. Also Your Personal Shopper VVrcck Rebuilders Phone 812 PHONE 811 L., , ., . . , ,,. L., , E ., .. . , .. fm, V ,W ,Nm ,,,, M - A-.- Newfgqlgrstown l .Co1vGRATULAT1oNS 1 0' sE1vioRs . . . STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS 85 SERVICE . Millers Restaurant Cor. Canal 8L River Street The Right Place To Earl, C. J. Clackj Pepper Phone 680 L., ,, . ,. ,. , ,. , .. .-.J L.,:., f,,,.,,, KEY., HW SEVENTY F 'T HE PROFITS MOST WHO SERVES BEST The Rotary Club A 9 NATXO S + Q , w T X K L. NEWCOIVIERSTOVVN, OHIO 1 w J F TT CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS . . . A BOOSTER FOR NEWCOMERSTOWN HIGH SCHOOL AND BETTER STYLES AND VALUES I I H BALTIMORE CLOTHING Co. A l A T Fonzpliments g 1 of Sanitary Market Davis Drug Store Quality Meats and Groceries 1 Congratulations, Class of '47 L. S L -J L, S A ..4 SEVENTY-ONE 1 M. Sz K. Grocery 1 1 BEST WISHES 1 ALWAYS A BOOSTER y to 1 1 We Wish You 1 CLASS UF 147 I Class of '47 l from Success 1 Home Restaurant l Kenneth Rice, Mgr. 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Bair Company L.. at to , B ,J , ?,,tA.,,,-,AAt, or ,Y , B A t S Fompliments of l N ewcomerstown Floral I Beall's Grocery J ECBURGYSQ7 ? LW.. B B- .-.J B A AA AAAA SAA AT AA A AA S A A W Best Wishes Welker Garage I ? L X L., t ,A BJ L. EIGHTY-TWO BEST WISHES TO 'CLASS OF A47 ' Dot's Style Shoppe A Y., t to our graduates . . . 1 w A w r t Qluupnr glfurniturv Qumpuug r . with congratulations t Y Y V' AT t 1s1asT WISIIES ,md m1vo1eA7'zfLA7'1oNs To The Senior Flass of 1947 r from The Y Schumaker Implement Store t 1 w JOHN-DEERE Sales and Service N t a a ,J lf' 'T t t 5' V 15 G C rv co . :uc A L4 eerie a e v em ,J LIGIITY THREE A ? C 'T TWC C 'W V Compliments of Congratulations E Ritz Theater Crawfordls Cleaner L, to not L., ooee no aan, ,,n,,,, , , J V' W V 'Y Q 4 BEST WISHES I Best Wishes to Class of '47 from l from Iris' Beauty Shop Scott's 5 and 100 Store tt We ,L,,,,n-s L, to t ,, J ? t W ? to 'W l Compliments Of CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS RITZ NEWS C. F, CHANCE from The Luncheonette l . , L.. n itfi, W Wwivhi Te--J L., W t n, t V' C C 'T V it l l ...J?4.. Congratulations Sales A Service Class of 74,7 L. H. Barnett X CO. 1 Kroger Colnpany Phone 235 238 West Canal St. . 3 1 L., , -,, ,,,, ,J Lan f ,,,-Y W ,Y,..-. ,i EIGHTY-FOUR T' A ' E EI IIP T f' 'T Funks Mobile Service 700 E. State Street AUTO REPAIRING GAS - OIL - ACCESSORIES CONFECTIONS also GUARANTEED RADIO SALES and SERVICE , ,- ---W . , , N I I L I BEST WISHES w to TIIE GRADUATING CLASS w 4 The NEWS -INDEX I I w L.- I -J 'I W Fomplimenls Of Stoffer's Restaurant TV' W W AM 'H' 'W G t K Y I Illlli l EECAPPINC - VULCANIZING ACCESSORIES - APPLIANCES i H. E. Leading Tire and Supply Phone 200 LA I CC,C , A .J 'W Co TO THE . , . Colonial Shoe Shop Wlzere You Get QUALITY and EXPERT SHOE SERVICE A. J. Police, Prop. F' I' 'PVP' I ' . T I 1 Compliments of I Bower's l.G.A. Grocery L. I ro-.z get I .J EIGHTY-FIVE The Northern Engraving and Electrotype Co. 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