Newcomerstown High School - Newcosean Yearbook (Newcomerstown, OH)

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Richard Blackwell, Ed. Carr, Charlotte Coulter, Joan Farrar, Joanne Fletcher, Luella Jones, Dick J urin. Harry Little, Mary Lower, Bernie McKay, Donna Mizer, Anna Mae Rufer, Duane Russell, Jack Schlarb, Richard Sharrock. Elizabeth Ann Snode, Helen Stahl, Alice Van Voorhis, Grace Walkenspaw, Flip Wal- ters, Don Warren, Martha Woodard, James Worthington. Best Looking ......... Best Disposition ,.,... Best Student ............ Smoothest Dancer ......... Ablest Speaker ...,.....,........ Most Likely to Succeed Best Vocalist ...................... Best Instrumentalist ........ Best Athlete .............,...,... Best School Spirit .,..... Friendliest ..........,..... Wittiest ................... Best Personality ....,. Most Digniiied ....... Bernard McKay Duane Russell Don Warren Bernard McKay ii Richard Sharrogk Don Warren Harry Little Richard Blackwell Dick Jurin Richard Sharrock Jack Schlarb Don Walters Jack Schlarb James Worthington Anna Mae Rufer Alice Van Voorhis Helen Stahl Joanne Fletcher Elizabeth Anne Snode Helen Stahl Joann Farrar Donna Mizer Luella Jones Charlotte Coulter Mary Lower Charlotte Coulter Grace Walkenspaw Helen Stahl Charlotte Coulter Most Popular ..... Best Actor ......,,. Best Dressed ..... Flip Walters Ed. Carr Elizabeth Anne Snode Don Warren Martha Woodard '- SENIOR CLASS PLAY, MAY 20, 21, 194-8 STARDUST by WALTER KERR Mrs. Ralph Portz - Director C A S T Prudence Elizabeth Anne Snode Miss Robinson Claire - - Bessie Wells Miss Jones - Marion - - Joanne Farrar Phil - Janet - - - Joanne Atkinson John - Dean of Women - Ruth Hammersley Rairnund Cynthia - Evelyn McKean Mr. Bach Mavis - - - Evelyn Gray Jerry - Stella - Betty Hickenbottom Arthur - Miss Freeman - - Mary Carol Wiandt Tad - Business Manager, Grace Walkenspaw Stage Manager, Do House Manager, Lillie Rector TWENTY-EIGHT A Norzella Saylor - Joan Speer - Bob Cappel - Dick J urin Lloyd Hunter Richard Sharrock Dale Twyman Duane Russell Dean Milburn n Walters

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Elizabeth Anne Snode of the Speech Department of O. S. U. and Richard Sharrock, star of the radio drama Mosquito Trap , gave a very entertaining impromptu skit. David Sarchet, news commentator over WTNS CWaller, Temple, Newby, and Sandersj concluded the program by giving an enlightening talk on the preparation of a radio program. The next day a lunch was scheduled for the class at the Four-aker Ranch, fifteen miles north of Newcomerstown. On our way to the ranch we stopped at the C 8a B Club CCaldwell and Brewerj where two nurses joined us, Joanne Atkinson and Ruth Hammersley, Public Health nurses for Tuscarawas County. With them were two high school teachers from Fresno, California, Evelyn and Mildred Gray. Before the lunch we talked with some of the sportsmen of our illustrious class. Allen Stewart, sports writer, was there as well as Eddie Carr, boxindg cham ion, Flip Walters, Eddie's manager, Captain Don Warren of Eglin Fiel , Floridlag and Dick Jurin, coach at Michigan. They were all discussing the re- sults Dick was getting from having his boys drink milk from the Cappel Dairy Corporation. We were happy to meet Luella Jones, manager of the Jones Independent Basketball Team. With her were her star player, Lillie Rector, and her mascot, Betty Hickenbottom. We enjoyed a delicious lunch that had been planned by Gloria Ross and Helen Stahl, nutrition experts and home demonstration agents. The soup was from the well-known CCharlesj Campbell Soup Kitchens. Other items on the menu had come from the M-K store that is operated by Tom Pollock. The dessert was the famous CJimj Daniel Boone Ice Cream. After the lunch we rode back to the hotel with Charles Leech, president of Dodge-Leech, Incorporated. He told us that his legal advice comes from Attorney Charlotte Coulter, and that Grace Walkenspaw is his beautiful and efficient secretary. He also mentioned that he has secured the services of the expert accountants Marjorie Nolan and Gloria Meeks, and that he was installing on his new cars the CThelmaj Foggin Fog Lites. Altho we did not see them, we learned that the following were at the reunion: Bob Denham, chemical engineer, Jane Chaney, owner of the Chaney Small Chan e stores, Bill J acops and Frank John, inventors of the J . J . Tractor, and Bernarf McKay, owner of the Say it with McKay Flowers nurseries. Five other class members who were unable to attend were: David Mizer, of the Ohio Conservation Bureau, Bob Hartsine, of the Federal Agriculture Department, Joe J aynes and Lloyd Hunter, pitcher and short stop, respectivel , of the Cleveland Indians, and Jim Worthington, manager of the J . C. Worth- ington Clothiers, Peoli, Ohio. -Q It was fun seeing the old gang. We are already looking forward to our next reunion. Sincerely, ALICE and DALE P. S. Alice is doing fine work as Superintendent of Nurses at Memorial Hospital, Pittsburgh. Dale P. S. All the singers in Pittsburgh are wanting to take lessons from Dale. He has a beautiful studio in the city. Alice TWENTY SEVEN

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CLASS WILL We, the members of the Senior Class of 194-8, being of un- sound mind and wavering principles, do hereby relinquish to the worthy Juniors and reluctant underclassmen, who will follow in our faltering footsteps, the following: I, Eddie Carr, leave chalk in the study hall for Kenny Carruthers to throw. We, Lorna Couts and Joan Fletcher, will our success in matrimony to Pat Gadd. I, Sonny Williams, leave with Jean. I, Helen Stahl, relinquish my dignity to Marilyn Bean. I, Richard Sharrock, will my school spirit to the Juniors who may not have found theirs. I, Jim Boone, leave my towering height to Kenny Ford. I, Allen Stewart, leave the women to the mercy of Gary Phillips. I, Don Warren, leave the Juniors girls still dreaming-in vain. I, Gene Baker, leave my seat in the Principal's private conference room to Floyd Liggett. I, Dick Jurin, give my manlyphysique to Jack Hampton. We, Gloria Meeks and Marjorie Nolan, leave our seats in Book- keeping II to all the unfortunate. I Norma Ford, will my love for a Hannahs boy to Marjorie Froelich. I, Joanne Farrar, donate my membership in the Warblers' Club to Shirley Johns. I, Jack Schlarb, leave my place on the Hughes front porch to Francis Haver. I, Charles Leech, give my taxi license to Bill Evans. I I, Grace Walkenspaw, bequeath my ability to look like 'Spring' in the middle of the winter to Joan Barnett. I, Anna Mae Rufer, leave my crown to any one fortunate enough to be elected Queen. I, Jim Brown, donate my water pistol to Jim Nay. I We, Dorothy Caldwell and Elizabeth Brewer, bestow our daily trips up town during class to Beryl Best. I, Jeanne Tilton, give my hidden talents, which are yet to be found, to Audrey Hashman. I, Fern Waller, bequeath my flirtatious ways to Audrey Groff. 7 I, Waldon Walters, leave the road to Kimbolton deserted. I, Bob Cappel, leave with a yard of adhesive tape over my mouth, which was put there in vain. I, Bob Glazer, give my bottle of hydrogen peroxide to Bob Chap- man. I, Mary Baker, relinquish my timid manner to Margaret Dayton. ' '.-fl 's TWENTY-NINE