Newcomerstown High School - Newcosean Yearbook (Newcomerstown, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1949 volume:

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OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY, lVI.A. .1 .dl This production is dedicated to the Superintendent of the Newcomerbstoivn Public Schools, Donald B. Boeder, who has been our capable and efficient executive for the past seven years. During this period of time many important events have happened which have affected our school and its program. Winiiing the war and educating boys and girls to take their places in a period of strife was the emphasis during World War II. Now the focus is turned to the problems of adjustment to the post war period and to living together in one community, one state, and one world. These influences have made the work of a school executive a most im- portant and far reaching task. Building a better school program for boys and girls so that they may learn the democratic vvay of life is the goal which our superintendent constantly keeps in sight. Because of his tireless efforts in striving to reach this goal, his wisdom, and his foresigiht, we deem it an honor to dedicate this volume of the New- cosean to Mr. Boeder. FIVE SIX .72eZecw,ed flHfw.ugFa the .73awcd af Cenaww, BOARD OF EDUCATION of the NICVVCONIERSTOVVN PUBLIC SCHOOLS President - EARL TITUS Vice Presidwit FRANK POVVICLL C'l1frl.'fTrmsurer - O'r'ro J. BICITICR 1 Q' 1:2 I 'X e Leslie Besst Dr. C. A. Hanson Earl Titus Otto J. Boite-r John Atkinson Frank Powell , ing Qbaectwz FRANKLIN J. GOTTFRIED Principal of N. H. S. BOWLING GREEN UNIVERSITY, B.S. IN EDUCATION OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY, lVI.A. From the desk of the Managing Director come the schedules of courses for the Stars and Extras. These schedules are made from the courses offered at Newcomerstown High School: AERONAUTICS AGRICULTURE HEALTH HOME ECONOMICS BUSINESS EDUCATION INDUSTRIAL ARTS Introduction Business .Commercial Arithmetic Bookkeeping I and II Shorthand I and II Typing I and II Law Psychology DRIVER EDUCATION ENGLISH .Spelling English Grammar English composition Literature .IOURNALISM FOREIGN LANGUAGES Latin Spanish MATHEMATICS Arithmetic General Mathematics Algebra Advanced Algebra Planle Geometry Solid Geometry Trigonometry MUSIC Band Choir Music Appreciation Harmony PHYSICAL EDUCATION SCIENCE Gen-eral Science Biology Chemistry Physics SOCIAL STUDIES Geography American History World History American Problems SPEECH SEVEN EIGHT .Tfwduced 'linden tlie Qiuectian of WALLACE BOWE,R Muskingum College B.S. Ohio State University Spelling, Mathematics English, Geography Assistant Principal RALPH BRADEN Muskingum College, B.S. in Ed, Ohio State University Business Education, Mathematics ALBERT DAVIS Ohio State University, fB.S.,C., M.S.C. Science, Agriculture EILEEN DUFF Muskingum College B.A. in Home Ec. Home Economics WILLIAM DURTSCHI Ohio State University, B..S. in: Ed. Geography, Driver Education Physical Education 'Basketball Coach LILLIAN GEHRKE Muskingum College B. S. in Bus. Ed. Office Practice CHLOE GEORGE Ohio Universityl A.B. University of Wisconsin English, Latin CLAUDE HINDS Muskingum College, B.S. Ohio State University Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics CHRISTINA MACMILLAN 'College of Wooster, A.B. University of North Carolina Spanish, English, Library ROBERT MCCRACKEN Ohio Wesley-an, A.B. Ohio State University Physical Education, World History, Football Coach ,ewcamefmtawn .7595 ffacultq l CLELIA MERCER Muskingum College, A.B. English, Spelling ALWILDA PHILLIPS Ohio University, A.B. Dean of Girls, English, Journalism ELIZABETH PORTZ Muskingum College, B.S. in Ed. Speech, Health, Science EUGENE RIFFLE Ohio University, B.S. in Ed. Ohio State University Industrial Arts, Jr. Hi Coach JACK RUSSELL Kent State University, B.S. Music FARRILL SHARROCK Ashland College, B.S. Ohio State University Industrial Arts, American History BLAKE SMITH Illinois College, A.B. University of Minnesota Biology, Science THYRA STONER Capital University, A.B. Ohio State University Columbia University English, American History ROSALIE WILSON Muskingum College, A.B. Columbia University, M.A. English, History DONALD WOLFF Wittenberg College, A.B. Ohio State University Mathematics, Assistant Coach l l NINE Swipt 'wzdtew TEN MFE MELBA STEFFEN BETTY ZEINER Secretary to the N.I-LS. Principal Secretary to the Superintendent cud ,qewwsgf NOAH BYRD and CARL BOLTZ u U f' Ulfzaafo, af Quo, Jfzamp BOB JOHNSON W. T. JOHNSON C. O. MODER CHESTER BONNELL wt - ,., Yang N KN ELEVEN President' - Vice President Secretary Treasurer - Social Chairman NORMA JUNE ADDY ulunien OLIVE RUTH ART Ruthie SUE CAROL BARNETT Sue Sue MARJORIIFII ANN BATES , f ALBERT BLAIR BEAL HAZ!! JACK DILFORD BEITER Jessie BERYL ANN BEST Berylie Q RUTH CAROLINE BURDETTE BETTY JOANN CARNEY Tootsie,' TWELVE sam, af 1949 BRADLEY GUY DICK HANNAHS - PHYLLIS SMYTH - - - AUDREY HASHMAN BEATRICE HUGHES, JACK HAMPTON Mixed Chorus 1, 23 Glee Club 1, 23 Band 1, 2, 33 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice Presidenlt 23 Masque and Gavel 43 Intramural Volleyball 1, 23 Intramural Basketball 1, 23 Girls' Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, Social Chairmlan 23 Prince of Peace 43 Office Girl 3, 413 Bobino 3 Our Hearts Were Young and Gay . Future Homemakers of America 1, 43 Pottery Club Vice Presidenvt 43 Intramural Volleyball 1, 23 Intramural Basketball 1, 2. Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Future Homemakers of America 33 A Song Is Born 3 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Christmas Cantatta 3 Tattletale , Prompter. Band 1, 2, 33 Y-Teens 43 Intramural Volleyball 1, 23 Intramural Bas- ketball 1, 2.3 Scholarship Team 23 Bobino 3 Our Hearts Were Young and lGay 3 National Honor -Society 4. Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Bands 1, 2, 3, 43 Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Dance Band 23 Orchestra 1, 2, 33 Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 National Honor Society 3, 4g Masque and Gavel 3, 4, Sergeant at Arms 43 Local andl County Prince of Peace Winner 3, 43 Speech League 3, 43 A Song Is Born 3 Christmas Canltata 3 Sunbonnlet Girl 3 Tatt1e- talenl Spider's Web 3 Elks Essay Contest Winner3 Bobino 3 Our Hearts Were Young and Gay . Hi-Y 33 Hobby Club President 4. Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4g Glee Club 1, 2, 33 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Social Chairman 13 Future Homemakers of America 43 Librarian 13 Drum Majorette 13 Christmas Canftata 3 Sunbonnet Girl , Prompter. Y-Teens 43 Future Homemakers of America 23 Tattletale 3. Y-Teens 43 Future Homemakers of America 43 Intramural Volleyball 1, 23 Intramural Basketball 1, 2. Hall0we'en Party - Junior-Senior Banquet Class Play - - Baccalaureate Commencement - p October 25 April 29, May 19-20, May 22, May 23, 7 1 94-8 1 949 1 949 1 9419 1 949 June Addy i Ruth Art Sue Barnett 1 Marjorie Bates Albert Beal Jack Beiter Beryl Annu Best Ruth Burdette Betty Carney L THIRTEEN CLYDE DALE CARRUTHERS KENNETH LERoY CARRUTIIERS Leke GRAEDON VIRGINIA CORNELL EDNA Jo ANN COUTS Jodie MARGARET ELIZABETH DAYTON Tonie JAMES WESLEY DoRsEY Gljimh MARGERY JANE DoRsEY Marge WILFRED JOSEPH EVANS Willie Moe LAURA PATRICIA EVANS Lu Lu DONALD LUTHER FENTON iCDon,7 BEVERLY LoU FORAKER Beve MARJORIE IRENE FROELICH CCMif35 AUDREY ANGELINE GROFF Audie BRADLEY KEITH GUY SCAbe!! JACK HAMPTON Killer', Donis FLORENCE HANING Hsallylf FOURTEEN Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Newcosean Staff 43 Football 2, 3, 43 Varsitya Football 43 Varsity N 43 Intramural Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4. Band 3, 43 Pep Band 3, 43 Y-Teens 3, 43 Masque and Gavel 43 Intra- mural Volleyball 33 Intramural Basketball 33 Girls' Athletic Associa- tion 33 Prince of Peace Contest 1, American Legion Essay Winner 33 Tattletale , Assistant Business Managerg Transferred from Medina High School 19472 Our Hearts Were Young and Gay 3 National Honor Society 4. Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 33 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 43 Future Hcgmemakers of America 33 Librarian 1, 23 Girls' Athletic Association 1. .3. Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Band: 1, 23 Dance Band 33 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 43 Future Homemakers of America 43 Intramural Volleyball 13 Intramural Basketball 13 A Song Is Born 3 Christmas Cantata 3 Sunbonnet Girl . Industrial Arts Club 2, 3, 43 Librarian 43 Bobino . Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 33 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Dance Band 33 Orchestra 1, 2. 33 Y-Teens 1, 2, 33 Newcosean Staff, Business Mane ager 43 Masque and Gavel 3, 4, Secretary 43 Scholarship Team 33 Drum Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4, Headi Majorette 4,3 Eastern Ohio Dis-trict Music Audition 1, 2, Baton Twir1inlg3 Christmas Cantata 3 Sun- bonnet Girl 3 Tattleta1e 3 Life of the Partynj Bobino 3 Our Hearts Were Young and Cvaynj National Honor Society 4. Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Pep Band 3, 43 Dance Band 3, 43 Orchestra 33 Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Masque and Gavel 43 Scholarship Team 13 American Legion Essay Winner 23 Bobino 3 Our Hearts Were Young and Gay . Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 2, 33 Y-Teens 2, 3, 43 Future Home- makers of America 43 Masque and Gavel 3, 4, Vice Presidenrt 43 Prince of Peace Contestant 3, 43 Speech League 33 A Song Is Born 3 Christmas Can'tata 3 Sunbonnet Glrluj Tattletale 3 Life of the Party 3 Bobino 3 Our Hearts Were Young and Gay . Mixed Chorus 13 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Treasurer3 National Honor Societyn 3, 43 Masque and Gavel 3, 4, President 43 'Tatt1etale 3 Life of the Party . Bobino 3 Our Hearts Were Young and Gay . Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 33 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 43 Future Homemakers of America 1. Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Secretary 43 Glee Club 2, 33 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Pep Band 43 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Program Chairman 2, Secretary 3, 43 Masquet and Gavel 43 A Song Is Born 3 Christmas Canltata 3 Sun- bonnet 'Girl 3 Tattletale . Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 2, 33 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 43 National Honor Society 2, 3, 43 Scholarship Team 33 A Song Is Born 3 Christmas Cantata 3 Sunbonnet Gir1 3 Tattletale 3 Our Hearts Were Young and Gay . Class President 2, 4g Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, Secretary 33 Neyv- cosean Staff, Assistant Athletic Editor 43 Studenrt Council' 3, Vice President 33 National Honor Society 3, 43 Football 2, 3, 43 Varsity Football 43 Basketball 1, 2, Reserve Manager 33 Varsityp N 43 Intra- mural Volleywball 1, 2, 3, 43 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Scholar- ship Team 1, 23 Buckeyfe Boy's State 3. Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Dance Bandm 1, 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 1, 2, 33 Class Social Chairman 43 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary: 43 Intra- mural Volleyball 3, 43 Intramural Basketball 43 Tattlejale 3 ','Our Hearts Were Young and Gay . ' gllixed Chorus 4 3 Transferred from Scipio High School, Harrisonville, Io. , 'Hear A l inia Cornell Edna Jo Ann Couts Clyde Dale Carruthers KennethLeroytCarruthers Graedon Virg t f MargaretElizabethDayton James Wesley Dorsey Margery Jane Dorsey Wilfred Joseph Evans Laura Patricia Evans Donald Luther Fenton Beverly Lou Foraker Marjorie Irene Froelich ine Groff Bradley Keith Guy Jack Hampton Doris Florence Haning FIFTEEN Audrey Angel RICHARD DEAN HANNAHS George AUDREY RUBY HASHMAN Hashie DORIs LEE HERBERT Dorie HERMAN HORN Hoiman BEATRICE MAE HUGHES Beatsy', MARY MAXINE JULIEN VVANDA EILEEN KAMBAN Winnie DON EDWIN KOHL KohleonH Band 1, 23 Class Secretary 1, Vice President 2, 43 Hi-Y 1, 2, 4, Secre- tary 2, Treasurer 3, President 43 Football' 23 Varsity Football 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 33 Varsity N 3, 43 Intramural Volleyuball 1, 2, 3, 43 Intramural Basketball 43 Buckeye Boy's State 3. Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, President 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 33 Band! 1, 2, 33 Class Treasurer 4, Secretary 23 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, 33 Future Homemakers of America 4, President 43 Cheerleader 2, 3, 43 Intramural Volleyball 13 Intramural Baslnetball 13 Homecoming Attendant 2g A Song Is BOPDHQ Christmas Can-tata 3 Sunbonnet Girl 3 Tattletale , Make-up Manager. Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 43 Glee Club 1, 23 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 43 Librarian 3, 43 A Song Is Born . Orchestra 1, 2, 33 Hobby Club 43 Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, 3. Mixed Chorus. 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 33 Class Social Chairman 43 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Song Leader 1, Secretary 23 Newcosean Staff 4, Senior Editor3 National Honor Societyl 3, 43 A Song Is Bornf'3 Christmas Cantata 3 Sunbonnret Girl . Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 'Glee Club 1, 2, 33 Band 1, 2, 3,, 43 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, song leader 33 Student Council 13 National Honor Society 2, 3, 43 Masque and Gavel 3, 4, Treasurer 43 Scholarship Team 1, 23 Girls' Ensemble 33 Eastern Ohio District Music Audition 33 Prince of Peace Contestant 33 A Song Is. Born 3 Christmas CanItata 3 Sun- bonnet Girl 3 Tatt,letale . Future Homemakers of America 43 Transferred' from Port Washing- ton High School 4. Hi-Y 2, 33 Newcosean Staff, Athletic Editor 43 Student Council 13 Industrial Arts Club 4,3 Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Varsitiyr F00tba11'4tQ Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Varsity Basketball 43 Varsity N 43 Intramural Vol- leyball 1, 2, 3, 43 Tattletale 3 Our Hearts Were Young and Gay. JAMES WORTHINGTON LEHIXIANMIXGKI Chorus 43 Hi-Y 43 Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, 3, Secretary 23 CISparky77 FLOYD RAY LIGGETT FliggetZ,' DALE EUGENE MALOY George JULIA MALOY JOSEPH LESLIE MARLATT ccjoen, NORMA LEA MASON CLARIOE JOANNE MCCUNE CCJOey37 HOWARD MEEK Gregory SIXTEEN Football 43 Varsity Football 43 Varsity N 43 Intramural Volleyball 2, 3, 43 Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4. Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 43 Glee Club 1, 23 Hi-Y 2, 43 Industrial Arts Club 33 Basketball 1, 23 Intramural Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 43 Intramural Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Sunubonlnet Girl , Hobby Club 3, 43 Intramural Volleyball 1, 2, 33 Intramural Basket- ball 1, 23 American Legion Essay Winner 1. Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Intramural Volleyball 3, 43 Intra- mural Basketball 2, 3. Mixed Chorus 1, 23 Glee Club 1, 23 Y-Teens 1, 2, 33 Librarian 23 Intramural Volleyball 1, 2, 33 Intramural' Basketball 13 Girls' Athletic Association 2. Hobby Club 33 Pottery Club 3, Vice President 33 Librarian 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Athletic Association 1, 23 Our Hearts Were Young and Gay . Glee Club 13 Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, 3, 4,3 Intramural Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 43 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball Richard Dean Hannahs Beatrice Mae Hughes thington James Wor Lehman Joseph Leslie Marlatt Audrey Ruby Hashman Doris Lee Herbert Herman Horn Mary Maxine Julien Wanda Eileen Kamban Don Edwin Kohl Floyd Ray Liggeti Dale Eugene Maloy Julia Maloy Lea Mason Clarice Joanne McCune Howard Meek SEVENTEEN Norma HAROLD FRANCIS MOORE C I , JEANNE LOUISE MURPHY CARRIE MARIE MURPHY JAMES WILLIAM NAY Abie CARL JOAN NEAL Boots JOAN BERNADINE NEAL HJ!! RALPH LEE NEAL CGHOOpy7, MARTHA CAROLE OTT Barrie IQENNETH RAY PATTERSON 66Kenny79 LARRY EDWIN PATTON GARY MULVANE PHILLIPS lGFagg79 JAMES LA VERNE PLANTS Clark WILLIAM H. RAACH lCBill,, ROBERT RAY Butch DORIS LUCILLE ROBINSON Dodie ALBERTA LOU RUSSELL Bertie EIGHTEEN Hi-Y 23 Hobby Club 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 33 Football 33 Varsity Football 33 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Varsity Basketball 43 Varsity' N 3, 43 Intramural Volleyball 2. Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Class Vice .President 13 Student Council 2, Secretary 33 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 1, President 2, 43 National Honor Society 2, 3, 43 Masque and Gavel 3, 4, Social Chair- man 43 Librarian: 2, Treasurer3 Scholarship Team 1, 2, 33 Prince of Peace Orator 2, 3, 43 Speech League 33 American Legion Essay Win- ner 1, 3, County winner 33 A Song Isl Born 3 Christmas Cantata 3 Sunb'onnet Girl 3 Tattletal'e 3 Elks Essay Contest Winner 43 Dele- gate to YWCA .District Summer Conference 43 Life of the Partynj Bobino 3 Our Hearts Were Young and Gay . Mixedl Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 33 Boys' Glee Club Ac- companist 1, 23 Band' 1, 2, 3, 43 Pep Bard 3, 43 Orchestra 1, 2, 33 Class Social Chairman 33 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, 'Program Chairman 4, Delegate to Y-Teens Conference3 'Student Council 23 National Honor Society 2, 3, 43 Masque and Gavel 3, 4, Program Chairman 43 Scholar- ship Team 1, 2, 33 American Legion Essay Contestant 1, 23 A Song Is Born 3 Christmas Cantata 3 Sunbonnet Girl 3 Tattletale 3 The Spider's W6b Q 'Eastern Ohio District 'Music Audition 33 Girls' Ensemble, pianist3 Bobino . Hobby Club 13 Industrial Arts Club 33 Football 2, 3, 43 Varsity Foot- ball 3, 4, co-captain 43 Varsity N 3, 43 Intramural Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 43 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 3,3 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Athletic Association 1, 2. Mixed Chorus 2, 33 'Glee Club 23 Intramural Volleyball 1, 2, 33 Intra- mural Basketball 1, 2, 3. Class Social Chairman 13 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, President 2,3 Newcosean Staff, Assistant Business Manager 43 Football 1, 23 Basketball 1, 23 Intra- mural Volleyball 2, 3, 43 Inmramural Basketball' 2, 3, 43 American Legion Essay Winner 1, County Winner. Mixed: Chorus 2, 33 Y-Teens 13 Future Homemakers. of America 2, 43 Hogby Club 33 Intramural Volleyball 1, 2, 33 Intramural Basketball 1, , 3. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, President, 43 Pep Band 1, 33 Dance Band 13 Orch- estra 13 Class President 1, Vice-President 33 Hi-Y 2, 3,. 43 Student Council 2, 4, President, 43 Masque and Gavel 43 Buckeye Boyfs State 3,3 American Legion Essay Winner 33 'National Honor Society 4g Rotarians delegate to U. N, Convention, Cincinnati. Mixed Chorus 2, 43 Glee Club 23 Band 1, 2, 3, 4,3 Pep Band 2, 3, 43 Dance Band 3, 43 Orchestra 1, 2, 3-3 Hi-Y 23 Industrial Arts. Club 1, 3, 43 Intramural Volleyball 1, 23 Intramural Basketball 13 A Song Is Born 3 Tattletale . Band 1, 2.3 Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Football 1, 2, 33 Intramural Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 43 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Tattletale 3 Our Hearts Were Young and Gay . Hobby Club 43 Football 3. Hi-Y 2, 3, 4g Student Council Vice President 43 Industrial Arts Club 13 Football 1, 23 Varsity Football 1, 23 Basketball 1, 23 Intramural Volleyball 1, 23 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Hobby Club 43 Industrial Arts Club 33 Varsity N 3, 43 Intramural Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 43 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Football Man- ager 3, 43 Basketball 'Manager 33 Hi-Y 2. Mixed: Chorus 2, 3, 43 Second Glee Club 2, 3, 4, President. 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Cheerleader 2, 3, 43 Future Homemakers of America 43 Masque and Gavel 3, 43 Intramural Volleyball 23 Intramural Basket- ball 23 Girls' Athletic Association 23 Sunbonnet Girl 3 Tattletale 3 Clarinet Quartette 33 Bobino 3 Our Hearts Were Young and Gay . Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 43 Future Homemakers of America 4, Treasurer3 Intramural Volleyball 1, 23 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 33 Girls' Athletic Association 1, 2.. Harold Francis Moore Jeanne i ' e Neal Carol Joan Neal Joan Bernadln son Larry Edwin Patton Kenneth Ray Patter Robert Ray William H. Raach Louis-e Murphy Carrie Marie Murphy Ralph Lee Neal Gary Mulvane Phillips Doris Lucille Robinson 'K Q' ' X-.- ff' James William Nay Martha Carole Ott James LaVerne Plants ssell Alberta Lou Ru NINETEEN WILLIAM DAVID SAYRE NBill77 JOHN F. SHAW Johnie NORMA KATHRYN SHURTZ Dark Eyes NORMA EILEEN SHRYOCK PHYLLIS JEAN SMYTH ROBERT JARREL STOKES CC-,err-Jr!! EDNA STONEBROOK Stoney,' VIRGINIA MILDRED TAYLOR 4CGinny77 DEAN TIDRICK Deana VVILLIAM LEE THOMAS GCBill97 RICHARD EUGENE TYLER Brute', EARL TYSON Bill GEORGE WALLEH Uncle George WILLIAM VVHYDE Willie BETTY WILSON Babe ROBERT ZEIGLER liBob77 TWENTY Hi-Y Club 43 Hobby Club 2, 3. Mixed Chorus 33 Glee Club 33 Hi-Y 33 Elks Essay Contest Winner 4. Mixed Chorus 13 Band 1, 2, 33 Y-Teens 1, 33 Newcosean Staif 4, Literary Editor3 Student 'Council 43 Intramural Volleyball 23 Scholar- sgliip Team 23 Tat'tletale , Business Manager3 Elks Essay Contest inner 4. Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 33 Y-Teens. 1, 2, 3, 43 New- cosean Staff 4, Photograph Editor3 Student Council 33 Scholarship Team 33 Christmas Cantata 3 SunbOnnet 'Girl 3 Tattletale 3 Na- tional Honor Society 4. Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 33 Glee Club 1, 2, 33 Bantll 2, 3, 43 Orches.tra 2, 33 Glass Social 'Chairman 2, President 3, Secretary 43 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Social Chairman 2, Vice President 43 National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Secretary 33 Homecoming Queen 4, Attendlant 13 Scholarship Team 1, 2, 33 Buckeye Girl's State 33 Sunbonnet Girl . Class Treasurer 33 Hi-Y 3, 43 Football 3, 43 Varsity Football 3, 43 Basketball 33 Varsity Basketball 33 Varsity N 3, 43 Intramural Volley- ball 3, 43 Intramural Basketball 43 Scholarship Team 33 Buckeye Boy's State 33 Tattl.etale . Mixed 'Chorus 213 Glee Club 2g Future Homemakers of America 1, 43 1Potgery3Club 4, Treasurer3 Intramural Volleyball 33 Intramural Bas- et ai . Band 1, 2, 3,3 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 43 Homecoming Attendant 3, 43 Na- tional Honor Society 4. Hobby Club 43 Industrial Arts Club 1, 2. Hi-Y Club 2, 3, 43 Class Treasurer 13 Newcosean Staff, Editor-ine Chief 43 Sltudlent Council 1, 23 Nation-al Honor Society 3, 4, President 43 Scholarship Team 1, 2, 33 Buckeye Boyfs .State 33 Tattletale 3 Queen's Escort at Homecoming game 43 Bobino 3 Our Hearts' 'Were Young and Gay . Band 1, 2, 33 Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Masque and 'Gavel 43 Football 23 Buckeye goy's State 33 Tattletale 3 Bobino 3 Our Hearts Were Young and ay . Hobby -Club 33 Industrial Arts Club 2, 4, President 23 'Our Hearts: Were Young and Gay . Hobby Club 3, 43 Industrial Arts Club 1, 2. Football 2, 3, 43 Varsity Football 3, 43 Basketball 1, 23 Varsity N 3, 43 Intramural Volleyball 3, 43 Intramural Basketball 4. Mixed Chorus 3, 43 Glee Club 3, 43 Hobby Club 4. Mixed Chorus 33 Hobby Club 3, 4, President 3, Vice President 43 Football 43 Intramural Volleyball 3, 43 Varsity N 43 Intramural Bas- ketball 3, 43 Christmas Cantata , Projection operator, stage light operatorg Varsity Football 4. N l 3 5 l i I - . William David Sayre John F. Shaw Norma Kathryn Shurtz Norma Eileen Shryock Phyllis Jean Smyth Robert Jarrel Stokes Edna Stonebrook Virginvia Mildred Taylor Dean Tidwrick William Lee Thomas Richard Eugene Tyler Earl Tyson George Waller William Whyide Betty Wilson Robert Zeigler TWENTY-ONE f9Awaw fora the Siww, Best looking ........ Best disposition ...... Best student .....,...,,, S rnootlzest dancer Ablest speaker .... Best athlete ..........,... Best school spirit Best personality ...... Most dignified ....,, Best dressed ,....... Best actor ......... Best vocalist ...............,,, Best i nstrumentalist ..,,. F riendlzest ,,,,.,,...,,,,,.,,, Wittiest .....,...,,,. Most popular .,,,,,,,...,.,,,,,,, Most likely to succeed ...... Phyllis Smyth Audrey Hashman Jeanne Murphy Beryl Best Jeanne Murphy Ruth Art Audrey Hashman Phyllis Smyth Betty Carney Audrey Hashman Pat Evans Maxine Julien Marie Murphy Audrey Hashman Jeanne Murphy Beatrice Hughes Dick Hannahs Keneneth Carruthers Bill Thomas Kenneth Patterson Albert Beal Harold Moore Jack Hampton Bradley Guy Dick Tyler Bill Evans Jack Hampton Albert Beal Kenneth Patterson Harold Moore Jack Hampton Bill Thomas Jeanne Murphy Kenneth Patterson ' Q Senwa Claim .flag OUR HEARTS WERE YOUNG AND GAY STEWARD - MRS. SKINNER CORNELIA - EMILY - - PURSER - Mn. SKINNER STEWARDESS - INSPECTOR - HARRIET - - TWENTY-T WO - Earl Tyson - Audrey Groff Graedon Cornell Joanne McCune - Don Kohl - Albert Beal Marjorie Bates - Ralph Neal Jeanne Murphy Director WINIFRED - Margery Dorsey ADMIRAL Don Fenton MONSEIUR - Bill Evans LEO - - Bill Thomas DICK - Jack Hampton MADAME - June Addv THERESE - - Doris Robinson WINDOW CLEANER - Dick Tyler ASSISTANT STEWARD - Gary Phillips Mrs. Portz Hlxwiew aff 1959 The floodlights are gleaming on the sweeping architecture of the newly built Club '49, designed and constructed by the R. J. Stokes Construction Company. Mr. Stokes is now pulling up in front of the Club to attend the alumni party for the Stars of '49 given by the Club owners, William Thomas, III and Ralph Neal. Other guests are arriving. Among them are actresses Margery Dorsey and Pat Evans, escorted by Albert Beall. The girls have just finished their latest picture Faithless . Albert Beall is currently starred in the stage play Lover , written by Graedon Cornell and Audrey Groff who are also among the guests tonight. Kenneth Carruthers, who won the Indianapolis Speedway this year, can be seen passing car after car as he approaches the Club. The doorman, Earl Tyson, is greeting some famous guests of the sports world. These are: Ruth Art, Coach of the World's Championship Girls Volley- ball team of Peoli University, Dick Hannahs, Football Coach at Northeastern, with his wife Marjorie who is a nurse at the Herbert-Russell Hospital, Booty Moore, Basketball Coach at Northeastern. These two Northeastern teams have brought honor to their coaches by going undefeated for the past three years. Just inside the door way we see Doris Robinson and Audrey Hashman, well known hair stylists at N.C.T. Movie Studios, Los Angeles, California. Doris and Audrey flew east on the Marlatt-Meek Airlines. The crew were none other than Joanne McCune, pilot, Martha Ott, co-pilot, and Wanda Kamban, hostess. On the same plane were Jeanne Murphy, Professor of Dramatics and Marie Murphy, Professor of Music, at Southern California University. As the soft dreamy music of Kenny Patterson's world famous orchestra drifts through the Club '48 we slowly wind our way through the Club meeting old friends. Pausing at the first table we talk to Ruth Burdette, Virginia Taylor and Beatrice Hughes, co-owners of Burtahu Drive-In, Gary Phillips, President of the J. C. Nickle Company, Bradley Guy, owner of a large chain of G.A.I. Super Markets, and Donald Fenton, owner of the famous resort and dude ranch, The Valley of the Sun, near Laramie, Wyoming. Coming across the dance floor are Beryl Kopes, who was voted model house-wife of the year, with Norma Patterson, wife of the internationally known orchestra leader. They report that Julia Maloy an outstanding mis- sionary in China, is unable to attend the alumni party because of her duties on the mission field. Seated at the table at our right are Governor Richard E. Tyler, his secre- tary Phyllis Smyth, and Norma Shurtz, secretary to the proprietors of the Club '4-9, who are also seated at the table. Bill is telling his wife, Hilma, about TWENTY THREE the telephone call just received by operator Betty Carney from Jack Beiter and Dale Maloy. These two Foreign Diplomats in the country of Wolffe, which is ruled by George Waller, had missed the U.S.S. Newcomer, and cabled their regards to the Class of '49. This steamship line, with offices in New York City, is owned by Sue Barnett, Norma Mason, and Betty Wilson. We notice other classmates atithe table to our left. They are Joan Neal Cunningham, Beverly Foraker Maurer, Doris Haning Foreman, with their husbands. They tell us they all enjoy living within a block of eath other in Detroit, Michigan. Bill Raach and Bob 4'Butch,, Bay, bartenders at the Club '49, pause to talk to June Addy, make-up artist at N.C.T. Movie Studios. June is telling them how well Carole Neal and JoAnn Couts have done in the office of Liggett and Lehman, as accountants. Liggett and Lehman are owners of a new chain of self service gas stations extending from Los Angeles to Newcomerstown. The lights dim as Bob Zeigler, Master of Ceremonies, starts the evening's entertainment with the announcement of the first performance, a breathtaking exhibition of human skill in which Don Kohl hurls 12 knives simultaneously at his attractive partner, Marjorie Bates. The spot light reveals the beauty and precision of their act. These two have thrilled all Europe with their per- formances and have returned tonight to be with the grand old Class of 194-9. The knife act is over and the lights come on again. As the orchestra starts playing soft music we recognize among the players the talented musicians, Jack Hampton, Bill Evans, and Larry Patton. Now the M. C. is announcing that Margaret Dayton, soloist with the orchestra, will sing Hlt Had To Be You . She steps into the spotlight, lovely in her black strapless gown. There is a shriek in the audience. As we make our way through the crowd we see what has happened. James Nay, heavy-weight champion of the world, has just passed out at the sight of her. Zeigler interrupts the program to read us three telegrams of regret. The first one is from Edna Stonebrook and Clyde Carruthers, co-owners of the largest truck farm in Argentina, South America. Their truckers are on a strike and the owners have had to do their own work for the past week. From the jungles comes the second telegram. Hunting in Africa has kept Bill Whyde, famous game hunter, and his guide, LaVerne Plants, from our festivities. They are tracking down a prehistoric Brontosaurus 65 feet long and 12 feet high. We all wish them success. Foreign correspondents, Bill Sayre, John Shaw and Dean Tedrick cable that they have been detailed in Russia collecting phases of the average Russian's life for their paper the Newcomerstown Tribune owned by James Dorsey. The last on the program of the evening's entertainment is the great Merto- politan Opera Soprano, Maxine Julien, accompanied by the famous violinist, Herman Horn, and the orchestra. The evening draws to a close. The memories of N.H.S. have been recalled, and with a feeling of joy mingled with sadness we all rise to join our voices in singing our Alma Mater song L'Loyalty . TWENTY-FOUR BOBBY SOX CLUB of '49 First row: Doris Robinson, Margery Dorsey, Marjorie Froelich, June Addy, Mar- garet Dayton, Audrey Hashman. Second row: Norma Shryock, Beryl Best, Virginia Tay- lor, Phyllis Smyvth, Beat- rice Hughes, Marjorie Bates. fffie Steves? Baat will We the members of the Senior Class of 1949, being of unsound mind and unsound ways do hereby will to Zlze Juniors and the unzlerclassmen the follow- ing rirfues and brzfl lmbils: I, Dick Hannahs, leave for Lick Bun. I, Gary Phillips, leave Mrs. Phillips still wondering how I got an MA in English. I, Albert Beall, relenquish my loud socks to anyone brave enough to wear them. I, Marjorie Froelich, leave ...............,...,..,......... with Dick. I, Jim Nay, will my lost weekends in Lafayette to Darrel Beiter. VVe, Jeanne and Marie Murphy, leave for Cambridge. I, June Addy, will Martha Jane the Bed Chevy. I, Floyd Liggett, leave Layfette-bound. I. JoAnn Couts, bequeath my long black hair to Alice Zwoll. I, Don Kohl, will my experiments with gun powder in Chemistry to Dale Thompson. I, Margery Dorsey, leave HSquirt Haver to the Freshmen girls, they think. I, Carole Neal, bequeath my flirting dark eyes to Joan Barnett. I, Graedon Cornell, leave in a black Buick. I, Buth Art, bequeath my joke telling in study hall to Marjorie Addy. I, Marjorie Bates, leave N. C. T. High to have my daily arguments with Bob. I, Howard Meek, relinquish my Phys. Ed. ability to Earl and John Murphy. I, Jack Hampton, leave Wrae regretfully. TWENTY-FIVE I, Alberta Russell, bequeath Bookkeeping II to all the unfortunate. We, Beryl, Toni, and Pat, relinquish our daily trip to the corner mail box to any girl unlucky enough to have a man going to college. I, Jimmie Lehman, leave the seat in front of Grace Angle empty. We, I-Ioopy Neal and Kenny Carruthers, will our trips to Palmer's to Tidley Hannahs. I, Edna Stonebrook, give my ability of talking all the time in study hall to Imogene Stahl. I, Clyde Carruthers, bequeath my great height to Dean Shaw. I, Phyllis Smyth, leave singing Bell Bottom Trousers . I, Bob Zeigler, leave Don Silverthorne in Chemistry Lab still finding my un- knowns. I, Bill Evans, entrust my ability to skip Speech class to Dianne Davis. I, Bill Raach, leave in the middle of the year, glad to have completed my work. I, Jerry Stokes, will my stool at Barney's to Larry Gwynn. I, Bill Thomas, leave for Sugarcreek. I, Booty Moore, bequeath my radio playing ability to Mary Ann Garner. I, Beatrice Hughes, will my split skirts to Marjean Bisher. I, Norma Shurtz, leave my best girlfriend, Twila Gallagher, regretfully. We, Norma Shryock and Kenny Patterson leave ................................. We, We, We, We, We, We, We, We, We, the Seniors of the Pep Band, leave still out of tune. the second year Bookkeeping class, leave Mr. Braden still singing his love songs. the Seniors in Physics, will our low grades to next year's Physics class. the Senior girls of Shortland II leave Miss Gehrke still dictating 100 words a minute ---- with no one keeping up with her. the Seniors, leave Mr. Sharrock, still telling the same jokes he has told for the last four years. the Seniors of No. 102, leave Miss Stoner still taking attendance. the Seniors in No. 102, leave Mrs. Phillips still telling us to bring our excuses and grade cards in on time. the Senior girls of No. 105, leave Miss Duff still urging us to wear dresses instead of jeans . the members of the Senior Class, bequeath to the Juniors the honor of having the front seats in the auditorium, not because we want to but be- cause it is customary. Never again will the halls ring with the patter of our little feet or the shrieks TWENTY-SIX of our voices but long will these sounds remain in our memories. 79 Siam af ffolnwvww CLASS OF 1950 President - - BOB RENNARD Vice President - JOHN MURPHY Secretary - - - WRAE CARR Treasurer - - - DON HANNAHS Social Chairman - - - BARBARA VVALTERS, FRANCIS HAVER 84Canuhg CLASS OF 1951 President - Vice President Secretary - Treasurer - Social Chairman 100.Mwie6anuhg CLASS OF 1952 President - Vice President Secretary - Treasurer - Social Chairman CLASS OF 1953 President - Vice President Secretary - Treasurer - Social Chairman CLASS OF 1954 President - Vice President Secretary - Treasurer - Social Chairman 94Ebcbuw 97.!lflafzeE2nbum PAUL CLUM - BOB LOVELESS - BETTY CORDREY - BOB BRIORER BOB MCPHERSON GLENN BRIOKER - LARRY ATKINSON - KEITH DENNIS DICK HAOKENBRACHT - MAX SHARROCK - BOB HASHMAN - TOM BASEHART SHIRLEY GEPHART - - BOB HALL PATSY BEITER - DIANNE DUFF - MAYME COUTS - - GARY GADD DORIS ELLEN BEALL - JUDY CASTLE TWENTY-SEVEN tl, YS ,M I - .-,. Q S' . Q ,.:',A :ff - ,E 1 ' i at . r ,, t iw, TWENTY-EIGHT icvw Angle, Charles Baker, Richard Barnett, Joan Bean, Marilyn Beiter, Darrell Billings, Camilla Carney, Martha Carr, Robert Carr, Wrae Chapman-, Robert Clough, Jerry Coker, Jackie fCombs, Dean Couts, Lena Couts, Mary Davis, Altice Davis, Dianne Davis, Norma Duhamel, Donald Fond, Kennfeth Gardiner, Mary Ann Greathouse, Myles Gwynn, Larry Hammersley, Don ll-Iannahs, Don Haver, Fnancis Havcr, Kenneth Hayes, Ruby Heston, Vera Hoffman, Harold Hogue, Mildred Hootman, Dale Hootlman, Eileen John, Shirley' Johnson, Norma ! A, af 7950 Jaymes, Dick' Kail, Mary Alice Kail, Ronnie Kohler, Marilyn , Kohler, Mary , l Little, Gene Malloy, Harold Mardis, Bill Martin, Ronnrie tno picturel Mathews, Clifford Miller, Bill , Moore, Bonnie Murphy, Earl Murphy John Newby, Kenneth Patterson, Jim Proud, Barbara Ray, Dick Rennard, Bob Riggle, Geary Riggs, Darrell Risher, Marjean Roe, Mary Lou Rogers, Janice Ross, Jerry Sayilor, George Shepherd, Dallas Silverthorne, Don Silverthorne, Pat Smith, Ellsworth Snedeker, Esftlheir Stalter, Kitty Tedlrow, Hazel Thompson, Dale Titus, Mary Alice Van Voorhis, Harold Vogt, Donald Waller, Eugene Walters, Barbara N Wearsch, Marjorie Welsch, Jean Williams, Fern Yannell, Doris Zwoll, Alice TWENTY-NINE THIRTY Sovpfzamamefa, Addy, Jane Affolter, Paul Angle, Barbara Angle, Eleanor Asher, Sara Beth Baker, Gene Baker, Jack Beaver, Marjorie Belle, Robert Berger, Robert Be-thel, La Vonine Bond, Shirley Booth, Bernard Bourne, Eugene Bricker, Bob Campbell, Eugene Carr, Marvin Casteel, Richard Clough, Charles Clumm, Paul Clutter, Leanna Collins, Nicholas Connor, Charles Cor,dre.y, Betty Cramlett, Evelyn Dansby, Mary Dixon, Ruby Emler, Doris Jean Everhart, Glenn Gairvor, Tom Gallagher, Twila Groff, Charles Haines, Ruth Herbert, Jim Hewitt, Pete Hughes, Louise Hursey, Marjorie John, Jan Lenizo, Mike Lindell, Robert Cfcwo, of 1951 Loveless, Robert Mathias, Richard b . V McClary, Gary , I .5 zbb 2 I S ., 4. ,,f McDonnell, Joan S . ,fy 1' McDonnell, Richard y X, 'Q i R , 1 .1 ..,:- - T 1 McPherson-, Robert 'Mar ' 3 A ' McVey, Jessie Meek, Harry Meek, Raymond ii Morris, Michael 53 tno picture? by Myers, Elmer rt- K is mjikxi A, Nay, Shirley Norman, Ray tno picture? Ogilbee, Helen tno picturel Ortt, Barbara Paulun, Marjorie Plants, Barbara Portz, Pat Quiller, Faye Regula, Bill Reinhart, Bonnie Rice, Gail Rice, Robert Robinson, Richard Sanders, Dwain X gl Sehlupp, Fredteriek wi 5 5 Q Q Schwarm, Richard , . ' S . . K Scott, Eddie Shaw, Dean Stvocker, Marvin Swigert, Sarah i g Taylor, Jim Taylor, Kathryn Tedrick, Beverly Thompson, Charles Titus, Robert Triplett, Gloria Tufford William Urban Clara 5. 4 f 6 ix ' N F X S X i ,gg R. xr v X bagel t Vantderhoff, Anna 5 1 WJ' Sa t 5 Van Sickle, Dwight XValler, Barbara tWhyde, Barbara , - aj T ., A . .y , . , , Wiandt, Arlie at ..- 1 71' .R Y ii -4 'A' ' Q ' I Wilson, Clifford , -. ' Wise. Jean if . :. A 'fa , 1 A A 1 THIRTY-ONE .'ifcef.s,Fzmen .41 mah.. if if Q , i . . kg. Q , xgas .eff S lf K lls : , 51: VNS ' Y. it a L1 I X Q52 of f K- : - , ' f 1 , t , , M , i a i r , t - ,4L5m.,S ji ML , G, 1 I Q X films. l ,WU l E Ii 1' i1, ...4.i'B ii' i s F an E E 'M Q 3 ' r Ll tix Q ',:- on, it-X uf- . I bw- . Q :I ,K, K K E ... si Li . M. ri K -T A .. L. - I it W t V 14 A A I 'Q A, - .Q -ssv'L 1 t, I 1 as K V A K h . v- il ,E Z. A l i, . .I , 'V b' .: . If C ,sta :sr y C ' D ' ' THIRTY-TWO Addy, Marjorie Angle, Grace Atkinson, Larry Baker, Norma Bassett, Ed Bassett, Richard Beiter, Jerry Berger, Carl Best, Donald Boone, Bill Brady, Ed Bricker, Glern Buzan, Robert Caldwell, Faye Caldwell, Mary Ann Clum, Robert Cornell, William Danlsby, Odis Dansby, 'Ruby Lee Davis, Marc Denning, Ronald Dennis, Dick Dennis, Keith Doss, David Duffy, Robert Duhamel, Jeanette Ellis, Ivan Ellis, Jack Enlgland, Glenn Etter, Earl Everhart, Danny ino picture? Fillmani, Shirley Foraker, Jack Frenfton, Neal Galbraith, Gene Goodwill, Charles Hackenbracht, Richard I-Ianninlg, Charles fno picturel Harding, Marjorie Hart, Roger trio nicturel Helter, George Henfnis, Alan Heston, Norma Hill, Arthur Hoohman, Mary Lou Huddleston, Burel -tno picture? Johnson, Clarence Jurin, Gary Kail, Charles Kees, Delano Kelly, Mary Anwn Kunkle, Lova Cfaao, af 1952 Lehman, Bob Little, Don Little, Melva Mardis, Helen Mathews, Betty Mathews, John MeCants,Patricia MeCoun, Floyd McDonnell, Robert McFadden, Ruth Myers, Donna Miller, Blanche Moore, Marilyn Mullen, James Nay, Donald Neal, Russ Nolan, Richard Ott, John Parks, Ermagene Patterson, Carol Portz, Mary Lou Postlewaite, Thomasina Ricketts, Carmella Roeder, Max Sayilor, Moira Sehlupp, Mary Sharrock, Mar: Shaw, Bill Smith, Lucille Smith, Myrtle Snell, Gerald Stahl, Imagene Stewart, Naney Stewart, Shirley Stocker, Loren Swigert, Ted Taylor, Imogene Tice, Bill Tilton, Annie Torgler, Rosa Triplet, Carol Urban, Phyllis Vogt, Robert tno oicturel Walters, Joan Watson, Robert Weaver, Wallace Welch, Dennis Wigfleld, Carolyn Wolff, Carolyn GF Assfwn , S' , A 5 A 3 , : 'fins 5 .. A R-.til ' , I S-za. 5 N' x . A. S, . A.. 5 N , if ' ' fl' - .. 'HQ in K, ,-,' V, it - ' -' Q. . S 4. I K 1- .ies P , r tr THIRTY-THREE TIIIRTY-FOUR. Eighth Qfcade Angle, Dorothy Barcus, James Bartholow, James Basehart, Tom Beal, Junior Beiter, Patsy Belle, Dennis Billings, David Burkey, Bill Cappel, Joann Casteel, Harold Carney, June Coker, Shirley Combs, Veryl Couts, Shirley Cunningham, Joan Dawson, Dorcas Doss, Jeannine Ford, Noreene Gage, Charles Gatton, Donald Gay, Sue Gephairt, Shirley Graham, Fraruces Gray, Carl Greathouse, Jane Greathouse, William Groff, Marjorie Hall, Robert, Hammersley, Louise Hannahs, Walter Hardy, Donald Hardly, Jerry Harris, John Harris, Ralph Harrison, Joy Hashman, Robert Haver, Shirley Hickenbotltom, Delores Hildebrand, Frances Irwin, Nanlcy Johnson, Joyce King, Dean ino pictunel Kohl, Martha Sue Lahmers, Rosemary Lawrence, Carl ee x J.:-.1 .Q M2 :HW -1,,g,, v ' Mr, ' fasg - ft, 1 ' Ss -- 'W ' 1 H ' if sss X is if L' , Lehman, Clifford 'L ,y L , , Q - Lowis, Jane , ...A ,K Loader, Kenneth Longsworth, Larry LyonS. Doris Mack, Jennie Mardis, Dorothy Mardis, Shirley Martin, Scott tno picturol McCormick, Norma Mcrllhaney, Patsy MaCQueen, David Meok, Dora Ann Miller, Bob NC-al, Donald Nvwlmy, Clifton Nolan, Shirley Norman, Bruce Norman, David Norman, Don Norman, Shirley Ott, Ray Patton, Carolyn Paulun, Lester Plants, .lack Postlewaite, June Roe, Dick Russell, Sally Sanders, Charles Shadowens, Thelma Shaw, Dick Siekles, Billy Smith, Barbara Snell, Roland Sneer, Bobby Stooker, Shirley Thomas, Kay Thompson, Mary Lou Triplet, Denver Tufford, Joann Van Scyoc, Evelyn Walters, Shirley Warner, Patsy Watson, Joyce Whyde, Donna Williams, Olive Wolff, Ruth Yanai, Ronnie -nr ,'f,,, rv- liv- Q--r hr 'U' u.-f gn if ui' any hr A 'l'IIIR'l'Y-I IVI:l THIRTY-SIX Seuentli Qfzade Affolter, Jerry Baker, Jerry Baily, James Basehart, Richard Basiletti. Joan Bassett, Jesse Beall, Doris Ellen Beals, James Berger, Loren Berkshire, Darrell Berkshire, Gerald Bonnell, Ron-ald Brady, George Bundy, Everett Campbell, Harley Campbell, Hazel Carney, Conrnlie Carr, Barbara Carr, Beverly Castle, Judy Couts, Mayime Davis, Paul Dixon, Norma Duff, Dianne Eckelberry, Lucille Egler, Lavonnfe Etter, Reuben Fairchild, Jay Ford, Donna Freehan, James Gadd, Gary Goodwill, James Goodwill, Joanlne I no picturel Greathouse, Wayne .Hall, Bill Hammersley, Max Hammersley, Robert Hart, Carol Hickenbottom, Billy Horn, Rachel Huffman, Bill Johnson, Edmund Kail, Doris King, Don Roy Cno picturel Kissell, Etta Mae Kunkle, Delbert Lehman, Milton ,auf 1954 Loader, Bonnie Leonard, Jerry Ley, Keith Lyons, Gene Mackey, Earl Malvin, Evelyn Mathews, Clyde Mardis, Margaret McClary, Betty McCoun, Donald McGinnis, Mary Miller, Robert Moore, Max into picturel Mullen, Marilyn Mulvane, Nancy Norman, Beverly Norman, Wan-ita Oldt, Naundtice Opphile, Charles, Jr. Plants, Betty Peoples, Marsha Plants, Ruth Anin Porcher, Patricia Prater, Kathrine Proctor, Shirley Riley, Eugene Ripley, Mary Roan, Paul Robinson, Gail Ross, Billy Rothenstein, Ervin Rowland, Charles Saylor, Tommy Schlupp, Eugene Shafer, Glenm Smith, Eugene Springs, Franklin Stewart, Marlene Swank, Aaron Tedrick, Doris Jean Tedrick, Doris Ann Tice, Marion Walkenspaw, Glenn Weilant, Carol Whyde, Delores Wilkens, Eugene Williams, Neva Wood, Roy tno picturel Zeigler, Floyd THI RTY-SEVEN Qu Sgt CLASSES IN VOCATIONS SPEECH CLASS Cuttirg a Reicord- on thc Recordio Mary Lou Roo, John Murphy, Wrae 'Carr SEWING Beryl Best, Pat Evans PLANING WGOD Joe Marlatt, Larry Patton JOURNALISM CLASS Studying Headlines Gary Phillips, Beryl Best, Mrs. Phillips June Addty, Billy Joe Evans MECHANICAL DRAWING Bill Shaw, Max Sharrock, Mr. Sharrock THIRTY-EIGHT COOKING Margaret Dayvton, Audrey Haswhman, Doris Robinsons INDUSTRIAL ARTS Jim Dorsey, Bob McDonnell, Don Ham- mersley, George Saylor, Dean Combs, Dont Vogt, Earl Tyson, Bob McPherson, Richard Robinson, Dallas Shepherd TYPING Row 1: Joan Barnett, using electric tylpewriter, Darrel Riggs. Row 2: Alice Zwoll, Camilla Billings, Marjorie Beaver, Marolyn Bean. Row 3: Robert Belle, Dean Tedrick. .mann and Sapa, Mrs. Frank Powell testing ears for Albert Beal Dr. Warren, aided by County Health Nurse, examines Don sitvm-thtorms teeth. Boys try cooking for two weeks. Bernard Booth, Charles Angle, Dean Combs Carol Triplettfs eyes are tested by Mrs. Powell Members of Drivers Education class, taught by Mr. Roeder, receive their diplomas from State Highway patrolman Girls trade places with boys to make plaques in Industrial Arts Class. First table: Betty Wilson, Barbara Plants, Beryl Bestu Y D-, Second' table: Esther Snedeker, Sue Barnett, Betty Carney, Thelma Foggin Standing: Jean Welsch, Alberta Russell, Fern Williams, Marilyn Kohler, Aud- rey Hashman, Edna Stonebrook, Mary Kohler, Doris Robintson, Pat Silver- thorne, Pat Evans, Margaret Dayton, Hazel Tedrow, Wanda Kanthan. TIIIRTY NINI' lnaide ,. . ,. , , ,,,,,, l Dick Hannahs and Marc Davis threading the movie projector .,.. Masque and Gavel Initiation December 13, 1948 .... Masque and Gavel Banquet December 27, 1948 .... American History Class studying maps, Charles Angle, Larry Gwynn, Standing, Richard Baker, Mr, Sharrock .... Mr, Smith using the delineascope in Science class. Max Hammersly assisting ..,, Physics Students working on simple machines: Marjorie Froelich, Maxine Julien, Mr. Hinds, Bradley Guy, Dick Hannahs .... Chemistry Students running electrolisis: Mary A, Titus, Martha Carney, Bob Chapman, Mr. Hinds, Earl Murphy .,.. Mrs. Phillips administering citizenship test to senior girls: Jeanne Murphy, Phyllis Smyth, Mrs. Phillips, Marie Murphy. FORTY W x'1' .5J4 -,,,,' . I ,, 35.29. U fffvmwf ' f-ff - b- M1-f-..rs:1fffwfff' . T? L sr ' ' F ef . N fe 22 qw FORTY-ONE FORTY-TWO SENIOR Y-TEEN S STUDENT COUNCIL JUNIOR Y-TEENS Seniwa 'lj-5eenfs FIRST RJOW: Margery Dorsey, Phyllis Smyth, Audrey Groff, Norma Shryock, June Addy, Doris Robinson, Miss Stoner, Adviser: Mrs. Phillips, Adviser: Marjorie Bates, Margaret Dayton, Beryl Best, Pat Evans, Sue Barnett, Marjorie Froelich. SECOND ROW: Jeanne Murphy, Mary Roe, Martha Carney, Mary Titus, Mari- lyrn Beani, Camilla Billings, Joan Barnett, Graedion Cornell, Mary Gandmer, Mildred Hogue, Kit.ty Stalter, Carole Neal, Audrey Hashman. THIRD ROW: Marie Murphy, Maxine Julien, Pat Silverthorne, Janice Rogers, Mary Kohler, Ruby Hayes, Mary Kail. FOURTH ROW: Marjorie Wearsch, Marilyn Kohler, Barbara Proud, Hazel Tedi row, Barbara Walters, Doris' Yarnell, Mary Couts, Alberta Russell, Doris Herbert, Beverly Foraker, Wrae Carr, Dianne Davis, Jo Ann Couts, President ------ Jeanne Murphy Vice President - Phyllis Smyth Secretary - Marjorie Froelich Treasurer - Joan Barnett FIRST ROW: Ronnie Yanai, Gail Robinson, Ronnie Bonmell, Norma Shurtz, Wrae Carr, Rosemary Lahmers, Carolyn Wigfletld, Martha Carney. SECOND ROW: Bob Clum, Jim Mullen, Pete Hewitt, Harold Van Voorhis, Ken- ny Paltterson, Mick Lenrzo, Mr. Gottfried, Adviser. President - Kenneth Patterson Vice-President - - - Bill Raach Secretary-Treasurer Martha Carney juniofc 'lj-fleefw FIRST ROW: Miss Wilson, Adviser: Louise Hughes, Sarah Swigert, Jeannette Duhamel, Marjorie Addy, Joan: Walters, Imogene Taylor, Mary Caldwell, Norma Heston, Gloria Triplet, Shirley Bond, Miss Gehrke, Adviser. SECOND ROW: Lucille Smith, Barbara Ortt, Betty Cordrey, Leannna Clutter, Sally Asher, Marry Schlupp, Donna Myers, Moira Saylor, Marjorie Beaver, Shirley Fillman, Joan McDonnell. THIRD ROW: Carol Patterson, Carol Triplet, Eula Faye Caldwell, Carolyn Wigiield, An-ne Tilton, Pat McCants, Marjorie Harding, Mary Ann Kelly, llsosza Torgler, Ruby Dansby, Mary Lou Portz, Ermagene Parks, Thomasina ost ewaite. FOURTH ROW: La Vonne Bethel, Ruth McFadden, Jane Addy, Bonnie Rein- hart, Carmellia Ricketlts, Pat Portz, Barbara Waller, Barbara Whyde, Mary Lou Hootmanl, Carolyn Wolff. President - Louise Hughes Vice-President - Jane Addy Secretary - Betty Cordrey Treasurer Marjorie Beaver FORTY-THREE FORTY-FOUR WOOSTER SCHOLARSHIP TEAM SENIOR HI-Y JUNIOR HI-Y 'llZao.o1efcS ',5eam FIRST ROW: Mr. Gottfried, John Murphy, Marie Murphy, Jeanne Murphy, Margery Dorsey, Norma Shryock, Mary Alice Titus, Audrey Groif, Joan Barnett, Pat Portz. SECOND ROW: Fred Schlupp, Nick Collins, Earl Murphy, Bill Thomas, Dale Thompson, Charles Groff, Dianne Davis, Phyllis Smyrth, Barbara An-gle, Marilyn Bean, Wrae Carr, Barbara Ortt, Camilla Billings, Leanna Clutter. FIRST ROW: Gary Phillips, Kenny Carruthers, Ralph, Neal, Bill Thomas, Jerry Stokes, Jim Lehman, Larry Gwynn, John Shaw, Jack Hampton, Mr. Braden, Ad-viser. SECOND RJOW: Harold Van Voorhis, Richardl Baker, Bradley Guy, Bob Carr, Geary Riggle, Kenny Patterson, Dale Thompson, Francis Haver, John Murphy, Earl Murphy. THIRD ROW: Bill Sayre, Jerry: Ross, Don Fenton, Albert Beal, Bill Evans, Dean Combs, Jim Patterson, Dick Tyler. President ---- Dick Hannahs Vice-President Francis Haver Secretary - Don Hannahs Treasurer - - Don Fenton ww fe-fu FIRST ROW: Bob Buzan, Robert Watson, Dick Hackenbracht, Don' Little, Jimmy Mullen, Keith Dennis, Max Roeder, Marvin' Carr, Bill Shaw, Bob Loveless, Gail Rice. SECOND ROW: Mr. McCracken, Adviser, Bill Cornell, Richard McDonnell, Bob Lehman, Charles Groff, Bill Regula., Fred Schlupp, Marc Davis, Pete fHewitt, Dean Shaw, Bob Rice, Bob Belle, George Helter, Bob Titus, Charles Connor, Max Sharrock, Mr. Smith, Adviser. President - Bob Loveless Vice-President - Bob Titus Secretary - - Gail Rice Treasurer Charles Grolf FORTY-FIVE FORTY-SIX FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 1-4. futwae wr. 2- FIRST ROW: Pat Evans, Margaret Dayton, Mary Roe, Audrey Hashman, Al- berta Russell, Jeanne Welsh, Imogene Taylor, Jeannette Duhamel, Pat 'Portz, Mary Ann Caldrwell, Joan Walters. SECOND ROW: Marjean Risher, Moira Saylor, Ermagene Parks, Thornasina Postlewaite, Ruth McFadden, Lucille Smith, Beryl Best, Doris Robinson, Ruth Art, Joan McDonnell, Beverly Tedrick, Marjorie Addy. THIRD ROW: Camilla Billings, Mary Lou Portz, Mary Gardner, Doris Emler, Melva Little, Betty Carney, Wanda Kamban, Edna Stonebrook, Twila Gal- lagher, Jean Wise, Miss Duff, Adviser. President ---- Audrey Hashman Vice President Imogene Taylor Treasurer - Alberta Russell Clxbs Glad FIRST ROW: Richard Campbell, Gary Jurin, Bob Duffy, Alan I-Ienn-is, Dwain Sanders, Carl Berger, Jack Ellis, Ivan Ellis, Thomas Gainor, Richard Mathias, Glenn England, Robert Clum. SECOND RJOW: Mr. Riffle, Adviserg Harry Meek, Kenneth Haver, Clarence Johnson, David Doss, Glenn Everhart, Robert McPherson, Robert Berger, Gene Baker, James Herbert, William Tice, Ronald Denning. THIRD ROW: Donald Silverthorne, Jerry Beiter, Paul Clum, Gene Galbraith, Dallas Shepherd, Richard Dennis, Larry Atkinson, Eddie Scott, Darrell Beiter, Don Kohl, Odis Dan-sby, Robert Lindell, Richard Robinson, Dennis Welsh, Dick Bassett, Delano Kees, Elmer Myers, Wallace Weaver, Donald Nay, Gene Little, Joe Marlatt. FOURTH ROW: James Taylor, Donald Best, James Dorsey, Jack Foraker, Gary McClary, Dwight Van Sickle, Don Vogt, Jack Baker, Marvin' Stocker, Roger Hart, Charles Hanning. FIFTH ROW: Earl Tyson, Ted Swigert, Charles Kail, Ed Bassett, Larry Patton, Burel Huddleston, Earl Etter, Neal Frenton, Bernard: Booth, Arlie Wiandt. SIXTH ROW: Robert McDonnell, William Boone, Charles Clough, Bob Bricker, Arthur Hill, Cliff Wilson, Howard Meek, Bill Tuiford, Charles Angle, Don Hammersley. President - Darrell Beiter Vice President - Don Kohl Treasurer - Paul Clum Jvuume scam smug FIRST ROW: Albert Beal, Marie Murphy, Mr. Gottfried, Adviser: Mary Alice Titus, John Murphy, Audrey Groff, Jeanne Murphy. SECOND ROW: Phyllis Smyth, Don Fenton, Maxine Julien, Bill Thomas, Dean Combs, Dianne Davis, Bradley Guy. President ---- - William Thomas Vice-President - Marie Murphy Secretary - Beatrice Hughes Treasurer - Bradley Guy FORTY SEVEN FORTY-EIGHT HOBBY CLUB POTTERY CLUB CAST OF JUNIOR CLASS PLAY- BEAUTY AND THE BEEF Chad FIRST ROW: Nick Collins, Faye Quillen, Eugene Waller, Eileen Hootman, Mike Lenlzo, Shirley Johns, Bill Mardis, Bettyx Wilson, Esther Snedeker, Mr. Shar- rock, Adviser. SECOND ROW: Mr. Davis, Adviser, George Waller, Dean Tedrick, Ronnie Kail, Myles Greathouse, Norma Johnson, Evelyn Cramletlt, Barbara Angle, Grace Angle. ' THIRD ROW: Dale Hootman, Ruth Art, Edn-a Stonebrook, Herman- Horn, Ma-r- jorie Hursey, Bill Miller, Rubym Dixon, Bob Ray. FOURTH ROW: Bob Rennard, Dick Ray, Harold Moore, Jack Beiter, Bob Chap- man, Bob Zeigler, Harold Hoffman, Marjean Risher, Eleanor Angle. President ------ J ack Beiter Vice-President - - Bob Zeigler Secretary-Treasurer Norma Johnson mam, eeua FIRST ROW: Faye Quillen, Barbara Angle, Jeanne Welsch, Marjean Risher, Esther Snekeker, Marjorie Hursey, Ruby Dixon. ' SECOND RJOW: Mr. Davis, Adviser, Grace Angle, Evelyn Cramlett, Eleanor Angle, Doris Emler, Edna. Stonebrook, Melva Little, Ruth Art. President ------ Marjean Risher Vice-President - Ruth Art Secretary - - Faye Quillen Treasurer Edna Stonebrook Gout af Cfaafa, .Way BEAUTY AND THE BEEF SEATED: Earl Murphy, Joan Barnett, Mary Lou Roe, Dean' Combs,'Dick Ray, Kenneth Ford, George Saylor. ' STANDING: Mary: Alice Titus, Don Silverthorne, Marilyrn Kohler, Ca-milla Bill- ings, Janice Rogers, John Murphy, Ruby Hayes, Mary Kohler, Jean Welsch, Barbara Proud, Mary Gardner, Dick Baker, Martha Jane Carney, Kitty Stalter, Larryu Gwynne, Bob Rennard, Dianne Davis, Francis Haver, Eugene Waller, Marilyn Bean. presented November 18 and 19, 1948, under the direction of Mrs. Ralph Portz FORTY-NINE FIFTY ' l. LIBRARIANS PROJECTION CREW NEWCOSEAN STAFF 1 FIRST ROW: Doris, Herbert, Mary Lou Roe, Marjorie Hursey, Barbara Angle, Joanne McCune. SECOND ROW: Shirley John., Miss Macmillan, Jim Dorsey, Marjean Risher, Mary Schlupp. President - - Joanne lVIcCune Vice-President Doris Herbert Secretary - Mary Schlupp , Crew FIRST ROW: Max Sharrock, Marc Davis, Mr. Gottfried, Max Rceder, Bob McPherson. SECOND ROW: Robert Loveless, Geary Riggle, Bob Zeigler, Dick Hannahs, Tom Gainor. .Mewcaaean Staff FIRST ROW: Ralph Neal, Assfiswtant Business Manager: Margery Dorsey, Busi- ness Manager, Bill Thomas, Editor-in-Chief: Norma Shryock, Photography Editor: Miss Macmillan, Adviser. SECOND ROW: Floyd Liggettg Beatrice Hughes, Senior Class Editor, Bradley Guy, Assistant Athletic Editor, Don Kohl, Athletic Editorg Norma Shurtz, Literary Editor, Kenny Carruthers, Assistant Photography Editor, FIFTY-ONE is l fffwjan .93and FIFTY-TWO FIRST ROW: Dorothy Engle, majorette, Jane Addy, majorettte, Mr. Russell, director, Margery Dorsey, head majorette and! oboe, June Postlewait, majorette. SECOND ROW: Larry Patton, trombone, Bill Evans, trumpet, Albert Beal, trumpet, John Murphy, French horn, Bob McPherson, snare drum, Shirley Stewart, sax, Mary Lou Thompson, clarinet, Rubyx Hayes, flute, Jack Hamp- ton, clarinet and sax. THIRD ROW: Charles Groff, trombone, Bob Watson, trumpet, Kenneth Ford, trumpet., Beverly Norman, French horn, Phyllis Smyth, snare drum, Wrae Car, sax, Shirley Couts, clarinet, Mary Ann Gardner, Bute, Marie Murphy, clarinet. FOURTH ROW: Sue Gay, baritone, Bob Hashman, trumpet, Carl Gray, trumpet, Naundice Oldt, French horn, Arlie Wiandt, snare drum, Marjorie Addy, sax, Shirley Proctor, clarinet, Doris. Ellen Beall, clarinet, Kenny Patterson, clarinet and sax. FIFTH RJOW: Dick Basehart, bass, Bob McDonnell, trumpet, Keith Dennis, trumpet, Shirley Gephart, soprano sax, Dick Roe, snare drum, Frances Hildebrandt, sax, Mayme Couts, trumpet, Patty Portz, clarine-t, Maxine Julien, clarinet. SIXTH ROW: Donna Ford, baritone, Delores Hickenbottcm trumpet, Max Roe- der, clarinet, Donnie Norman, French horn, Betty Cordrey, cymbals, Kenny Loader, sax, Larry Longsrworth, clarinet, Mary Lou Portz, clarinet, Mar- jorie Froelich, clarinet. SEVENTH ROW: Mary Alice Titus, trombone, Clitfordi Lehman, trumpet, Bob Titus, trumpet, Bill Hickenbottom, French horn, Mary Kohler, basis drum, Faye Caldwell, soprano sax, Sarah Jean Swigert, clarinet, Graedon Cornell, bells, Patsy Warner, bells. President - - Kenny Patterson Vice President - Wrae Carr Secretary - Mary Alice Titus iv MARCH 4-., 1949 8:00 p.m. Star Spangled Banner - - - adapted by Henry Fillmore His Honor - - - - Henry Fillmore Country Gardens - ---- Percy Aldridge Grainger British Folk Music The King's Prayer and Finale ----- Richard Wagner From the opera Lohe-ngrin Act I Brass Ensemble Ten Little Indians ----- - Newell H. Long The Stars and Stripes Forever - - John Philip Sousa Ave Maria - Areaelt --------- Liszt Transcribed for Band by Russell Harvey May Overature ------- Robert Clerisse Arranged by L. W. Chidesfter Bobby-Sox Suite -------- Harold L. Walters Sox On Parade Browsin' 'Roundu Bobby Boogiel' New Jaya swam cam in MARCH 29, 194-9 JACK D. RUSSELL, Director MARIE MURPHY, Accopmanist Listen to the Lambs ------- R. Nathaniel Dett A Religious Characteristic - Maxine Julien, soloist The Birch Tree -------- Gregory Stone The theme of this famous Russian folk song was used by Tschaikowsky in the finale of his Fourth Symphony. Norma Davis, soloist Hospodi Pomilui ------- S. V. Hvovsky Lord Have Mercy Upon Us Gloria Patri - ------ Giovanni Pierluigi Da Palestrina - For Double Chorus Dry Bones -------- Livingston Gearhart Ballad For Americans Music - Earl Robinson Text - John Lalouchi Albert Beal, Marc Davis, John Murphy, Larry Patton FIFTY-THREE l l .Tep Band FIRST ROW: John Murphy, Jack Hampton, Wrae Carr, Kenneth Loader, Fran- ces Hildebrandt, Marie Murphy, Marjorie Froelich, Ruby Hayes, Graedon LCorne1l. SECOND ROW: Albert Beal, Bill Evans, Bob Titus, Marc Davis, Keith Dennis, Bob McPherson, Betty Cordrey, Mary Kohler, Larry Patton, Mary Alice Titus, Carl Grey, Jw! Cham FIFTY-FOUR FIRST ROW: Norma Davis, Pat Evans, Sue Barnett, Margaret Dayton, Audrey wGroff, Marie Murphy, Marjorie Froelich, Mary Lou Roe, Jeanne Murphy, lAud'rey Hasfhman, Shirley John, Mr. Russell, Director. SECOND ROW: Louise Hughes., Marjean Risiher, Sarah Swigert, Jackie Coker, Doris Herbert, Twila Gallagher, Maxine Julie.n, Barbara Whyde, Hazel Ted- row, Sara Asher, Betty Cordrey, Marilyn Bean. THIRJD ROW: Burel Huddleston, Bob McPherson, George Saylor, Max Roeder, Joan Barnett, Mary Alice Titus, Mary Ann Gardner, Norma Johnson, Rob- ert McDonnell, Max Sharrock, Donnie Little. FOURTH ROW: Dick Bassetft, Marc Davis, Albert Beal, John Murphy, Larry Gwynn, Earl Murphy, Larry Patton, Dick Hackenbracht, Keith Dennis, Jimmy Mullen. President - - Audrey Hashman Vice-President Beatrice Hughes Secretary - Marjorie Froelich Chaim FIRIST RJOW: Barbara Walters, Gloria Triplet., Norma Shryock, Margery Dorsey JoAn.n Couts, Carol Neal, Eileen Hootman, Jane Addy, Mr. Rusoell, Director SECOND ROW: Doris Robinson, Beryl Best, Beverly Foraker, Janice Rogers Mary Kohler, Barbara Angle, Mildred Hogue, Faye Quillen, Fern Williams. THIRD ROW: Betty Wilson, Alberta Russell, Bob Buzan, Bob Lehman, Bob Rice, Jim Lehman, Barbara Proud, Leannia Clutter, Bonnie Reinhart. President Doris Robinson Secretary - Beryl Best Librarian Barbara Angle Zand 8rwemEZe FIRST RJOW: Jack Hampton, Wrae Carr, Kenny Loader, Doris Ellen Beall, Max Roeder, Patty Portz. SECOND ROW: Larry Patton, Bob Titus, Bill Evans, Bob McPherson, Carl Grey, Keith Dennis. FIFTY-FIVE gfomecaming Scenw, OCTOBER 15, 1948 t Dr. R. Frank Warren brings Queen Phyllis Smith is The Bench and Fans Watch the Home Coming Queen and crowned by the retiring The Same with CiFC19Yil1G'-l attendants onto the Athletic queen, Anna Mae Rufer. E2ieE3?n'3gi,Earggilgg1f?' Field- Sharrock, Pete Hewitt, Dean Shaw, Garyi Riggle, Paul Clum. The Queen and Atmndams reign' OVCI' Jerry Stokes presents cake to Louise the dance. Louise Hughes, Virginia Tayilor, Phyllis Smyth, Barbara Walters, Grace Angle. The Royal Court. Dances: Jack Hampton and Louiffo Hughes, Mick Lenzo and Barbara Walters, Bill Thomas and Phyllis Smyth, Bob Chapman and Vir- ginia Taylor. FIFTY-SIX Hughes and Jack Hampton, winners of the cake walk. N. H. S. students dance in honor of the Queen. Un Bacatian Majorettes June Postlewaite, THE TROJAN BAND Jane Addy, Margery Dorsey, Dorothy Angle. The Pep Band plays for a basketball game. First row: Graedon Cornell, Mary A. Titus, Larry Pattton, Frances Hildebrand, Shirley Stewart, Keith Dennis, Jack Hampton Second Row: Mary Kohler, Billy Joe Evans, Marie Mur- phy, Marjorie Froelich, Ruby Hayes, John Murphy. Third Row: Albert Beal, Bob Titus. The Newcosean Staff at Work. Sitting: Margery Dor- sey, Miss Macmillan, Norma Shryock. Standing: Bradley Guy, Beatrice Hughes, Ralph Neal, Bill Thomas, Don Kohl, Kenny Carruthers. STAGE CREW: Bill Whyde. Dick Ray, Don Silverthorne, Bob Zeigler. IN REVIEW Hampton's car in the Hal- loWe'en parade.. Gary Rig- ' gle, Bob Loveless, Gary Dick Tyler Phillips, Jack Hampton, and Bill Thomasf' car Ralph Neal The Agriculture class enters a float in the Hallowe'en parade. First Row: Richard McDonnell, Harold Maloy, Bob Chapman. Richard Baker, Darrel Riggs, Second Row: Ronnie Kail, Harold Hoffman, Dick Ray, Richard Robinson. FIFTY SEVEN FIFTY-EIGHT 'lhvuutq , Marilyn Bean, Audrey Hashman, Bar- bara Walters, Doris Robinson. .'Re4ewe Carol Triplett, Barbara Ortt, Carol Patterson, junicvn Cheemfeadefw, Joan Basiletti, Shirley Coker, Dorothy Angle. C? 1 ..'5Q.' .A 'N 5,52 HWQ4 J , , R Q I r X 'I -'.M-fe:Q.- - lp. . 4 ,fy . -ve xx ' '35 14 Tai . -' '-15, Sfpxvdfa a FIFTY-NINE xxgtz ff? .Q i .E .lg 4 1 1 A-I I I L - .f F, - A ii 'ik- J u v s , , z 'af a .J , A ff 1 it wi I Q . fy -Q 1 A ,fa -si ,Ii x .hi . . ii 4 'Q 'E 1 5 .1 1 -4 i ' Ffwfjan Cltfzfetiw, N. H. S. COACHES IN CONFERENCE Robert McCracken, Football Coach: Eugene Riffle, Junior High Coach: Donald Wolff, Assistant Coach: William Durtschi, Basketball Coach. The thermometer stood at 96 degrees when Newcomerstown Trojan football candidates reported to Coach Robert McCracken for practice in August of 1948. Although the sun beat down unmercifully on the perspiring gridmen, they went through their limbering up paces with enthusiasm. Fifty candidates showed up for the first session. This number increased when school started. Coach McCracken, assistants William Durtschi and Don Wolff, and the players faced one of the most difficult schedules in the history of the school. The Trojans rated high in weight, height, and heart, but they were short in experience. Only six lettermen were available: Dar- rel Beiter, halfback, Dick Hannahs, end, Harold Bootiei' Moore, tackle, Jim Nay, center, and Bill Whyde and Jerry Stokes, guards. In the opening game the Trojans scored first but lost 6-2 to Boys Industrial School of Lancaster. When B. I. S. attempted to punt during the third quarter, Stokes blocked the kick to give N. H. S. a safety. , The Trojans played one of their best games of the year in the second half of the Mans- field Madison contest. Madison took an early 13-0 lead. In the third quarter N. H. S. opened up with a touchdown drive from their own 17. Beiter carried the ball over for the score. The game ended: Madison 15, Newcomerstown 6. Uhrichsville turned back the Trojans 20-0 when they invaded the Tigers' lair. The fol- lowing week Newcomerstown lost to the Ohio School for the Deaf, 18-12. Carr and Beiter scored the N. H. S. touchdowns. The Trojans lost the homecoming game at Circleville 32-0, and the following Friday night dropped a 48-6 decision to Canton South. Beiter passed to Lehman for the N. H. S. touch- down in the second period. Although the Trojans gained eight first downs to Carrollton's five, they lost to Car- rollton 19-0. Three N. H. S. scoring threats were stopped near the goal line. The Cadiz game was a thriller in which the Trojans got their first taste of victory, 13-12. Cadiz scored twice in the first quarter. In the second, Newcomerstown recovered a fumble on the 30 and drove to a touchdown, Beiter making the six-pointer. With less than two minutes left in the game, Stokes recovered another fumble on the Cadiz 8. Beiter made the touchdown and Nay plunged for the game-winning extra point. .E Two thousand spectators crowded into FOOTBALL MANAGERS IN Athletic Field .for the season's finale with Den- EQUIPMENT ROOM fl1SO1'1: The Ra1lTO8dCTS VVOT1 S. had Gail Rice, Bob Ray, Harold Hoffman five first downs and Dennison had seven. SIXTY ' SEASON RECORD Boys Industrial School ...,,. ........,A,...........S.,........... Rlansfield lWadison ,,.....,. .....,A,,......,,,,,,,,., Uhriclisville A.,.........S,....,,, Ohio School for Deaf vw.., Circleville ..,.,.,.....w........A, Canton South ,o.. Carrollton ....,.o,. Cadiz ,......,,......,A,.,...oA,,. Dennison ,,,....,.o,,.,,,.,,...... ....A,o.....o ,..A,, ..,.,. B FOOTBALL SQUAD N.H.S. Opponent O fi 6 0 12 0 ti O I 'S 0 15 20 18 .52 48 10 10 52 FIRST ROW: Jim Nay, Dick Jaynes, Dean Shaw, Bradley Guy, Kenny Car- ruthers, Bill Whyde, Bob Chapman, Don Silverthorne. Jim Lehman, Bob Carr. SECOND ROW: Jerry Stokes, Bob Rernard, Jim Mullen, Mick Lenzo, Gary Jurin, Darrel Beiter, Jerry. Ross, Paul Clum, Jim Taylor, Max Sharrock, THIRD ROW: Dick Ray, Frances Haver, Ted Swigert, Cliff Wilson, Harold Van Voorhis, Dick Baker, Geary Riggle, Dick Hackenbracht, Bob Loveless, Jerryi Beiter, Don Hannahs. JR. VARSITY FIRST ROW: Don VVolt'f, Gail Rice, Gary Jurin, Clarence Johnson, Max Roeder, Dick Bassett, Donnie Little, Marvin Carr, Burel Huddleson, Paul Clum, SECOND ROW: Harry Meeks, Sam Clum, Cliff Wilson, Don Best, Jerry Beiter, Jim Mullen, Dick Hackenbracht, Ted Swigert, Bob Loveless, Max Sharrock, Otis Dansby, Pete Hewitt, Jim Taylor. STARTING LINE-UP FIRST ROW: Dean Shaw, Jerry Stokes, Kenny Carruthers, Bill Whyde, Bob Chapman, Don Silverthorne, Jim Lehman. SECOND ROW: Bradley Guy THIRD ROW: Jim Nay, Bob Carr, Darrell Beiter. SIXTY-ONE ffnotiaff DARRELL BEITER DICK RAY DON HANNAHS JIM NAY, Co-Captain Junior Junior Junior Senior Played 3 years Played 3 years Played 2 years Played 3 years Received 2 letters Received 1 letter Received 1 letter Received 2 letters Half-back Quarter-back Quarter-back Center-half-back MIKE LENZO JIM LEHMAN JIM TAYLOR KENNY , , CARRUTHERS J unlor Senior 'Sophomore . Played 2 years Played 1 year Played 2 years Senior Received 1 letter Received 1 letter Received 1 letter Played 3 Years Center End End Received 1 letter Guard BRADLEY GUY DICK JAYNES PAUL CLUM BOB CHAPMAN .Senior Junior ,Sophomore Junior Played 3 years Played 3 years Played 2 years 'Played 2 years Received 1 letter Received 1 letter Received 1 letter Received 1 letter Half-back 'Half-back Half-back Guard SIXTY-T WO DICK HANNAHS Senior Played 3 years Received: 2 letters End 4 BILL WHYDE Senior Played 3 years Received 2 letters Center - guard DON KOHL 'Senior ,Played 4 years Received 1 letter End BOB CARR Jun-ior Played 2 years Received 1 letter Full-back JERRY STOKES 'Co-Captain Senior Pla-yed 2 years Received 2 letters Tackle HAROLD VAN VOORHIS Junior Played 1 year .Received 1 letter 'End DEAN SHAW .Sophomore 'Played 1 year Received 1 letter End FRANCIS HAVER Junior Played 1 year .Received 1 letter Guard DON SILVERTHORNE Junior Played 3 years Received 1 letter Tackle GQEARY RIGGLE Junior Playped 2 years 'Received 1 letter Tackle SIXTY-THREE .73ao,fiet6aU SIXTY-FOUR BEFORE THE GAME Kneeling: Harold Moore, Bob Loveless, Dick Ray, Har- old Van Voorhis, Don Sil- verthorne, Don Hannahs, Coach Durtslchi, ,Mike Lenzo. Stangdingz Pete Hewitt, Jim Taylor, Don Kohl. TIME OUT Dale Thompson, Coach Dur- tschi. Don Silverthorne, :Dick Ray, ,Pete Hewitt, Don Han- nahs, Harold Van Voorhis, LOCKER ROOM Sittinig: Don Silverthorne, fDon Hannahs, Harold Van Voorhis. Standing: Bob Loveless, Don Kohl, Donnie Little, Dale Thompson, Coach' Durtschi 'Uafwitg 33ao,ketliaEE 1 SEATED: Harold Van Voorhis, Harold Moore, Harold Hoffman, Don Silver- thorne, Don Kohl. STANDING: Manager - Dale Thompson, Dick Ray, Pete Hewitt, Don I-Iannahs, Coach - Bill Durschi. Shadyside ............ West Lafayette ...,.. Uhrichsville ...., Cadiz .................... Byesville .................. New Philadelphia ..... Dennison ,........,,..... Carrollton ...,........ Uhrichsville .,.......... New Philadelphia ,.... West Lafayette ...... Scio ...,.................. Dennison ...,..... Freeport ........ Carrollton ...... Byesville ,....... Cadiz ....... SEASON RECORD Opponent N.H.S. 54 36 44 45 39 26 48 35 30 44 75 34 50 34 50 51 36 37 74 54 49 34 78 46 45 37 27 59 32 38 60 58 45 55 SIXTYVFIVE fzzwul, 33a4,ket6a!6 HAROLD HOOFMAN DICK RAY 1 year Reserves 1 letter 1 year Varsity 1 letter Junior HAROLD VAN VOORHIS 1 year Reserves 1 letter 1 year Varsity 1 letter Junior SIXTY-SIX 1 year Reserves 1 letter 1 year Varsity 1 letter Junior PETE HEWITT 1 year Reserves 1 letter ,1 year Varsity 1 letter Sophomore DON KOHL HAROLD MOORE 3 years Reserves 2 years Reserves 2 letters 1 letter 1 year Varsity 1 year Varsity Senior 1 letter Senior DON HANNAHS DON . SILVERTHORNE 11 year Varsity 1 letter 1 year Reserves Junior 1 letter 1 year Varsity 1 letter Junior .Reaewe .73aoket5aKE STANDING: Odis wDansby, Ted Swigert, Dick Hackenhracht, Glenn Bricker, Jim Mul- len, Donnie Little. STANDING: Manager Dick Bassett, Bill Shaw, Sam Clum, Jim Taylor, Bob Loveless, Mike Lenzo, Coach Don Wolff. uniwc sagfa 93 , SEATED: Dick Roe, John Harris, Bob Hall, Bob Hashman. STANDING: Carl Gray, Ronnie Yanai, Jim Barthalow, Ralph Harris, Dick Shaw, SIXTY-SEVEN I' Jxaacfi Nevvcomerstown High School will field a track team this spring for the first time in the history of the school. The creation of the East Central Ohio League and the fact that the league spring sport will be track, have brought about the shift of the Trojans from baseball to track. Several dual meets are anticipated before the East Central Ohio League Track Meet at Uhrichsville on Friday, May 13. 'Uwwitq .M Dick Jaynes Jim Taylor Bob Carr Geary Riggle Bill Whyde Dick Ray Don Hannahs Pete Hewitt Mike Lenzo Darrell Beiter Jerry Stokes Gail Bice Bob Chapman Jim Lehman Jim Nay Francis Haver Bradley Guy Bob Bay Dale Thompson George Saylor Dean Shaw Harold Hoffman Dick Hannahs Paul Clum Don Silverthorne Harold Moore Don Kohl Harold Van Voorhis Kenny Carruthers SIXTY-EIGHT ?P' K ' '?1 f1'W'!'! 'Ta 7 3 'i1 V73 ?'T?!'?', , - f . I A, I in 0 . 1' A 5 2 7 96 AA N . 1 1 ' 153 Lf. SIXTY-NINE .' Q T Aux ' A 'Y 1 For the Betterment of EWCOMERSTGW and Community Neweomerstown Chamber of Commerce -5-,E N . . C C , D' 't WM. G. HEIFNER - Preszdent HARLES OOPFR fren or FOREST SMITH - Director C. R. HAVER - Vice-President M- O- JULIEN ' Dffecmf D. B. ROEDER - Dzrector H. E. LEADING - Treasurer LEO S. HELLER Director C. C. R - D' e to R. IVI. 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Successors to H A REGER AUTO PARTS l 4.1 T' 'W Riggs Health Studio For Health and Reducing Mechanical Gymnasium Sulphur Baths Massage Infro-Red and Ultra - Violet Ray Phone 2608 114- Bridge Street i. ,J Beiter, Otto J. .... . P Beiter , 1 amy ....... Belle, Dennis ....... Belle, Robert ......... Berger, Carl ...,..... Berger, Loren ...,,., Berger, Robert ............. Berkshire, Darrell Berkshire, Gerald M ....fffff'Q6,'53iN 34 45 47 36 .......30, 47 36 ffQIQfffQfQfQIIfIfffIfQlllllflfillffflfss Besst, Leslie ............,.,..,..........,................................... 6 .121322253839434755 Best, Benyil ........... 1 v I 1 Best, Donald ........................,....................... 32, 47, Bethel, La Vonne ....,.........................................., 30, Billings, Camilla ...,. 38, 43, 45, 47, Billings, David ..... ..,.,...,.....,.,...................... Boltz, Carl ................. ................................... Bond, Shirley ..,.....,,,... Bonnell, Chester ........ Bonnell, Ronald ...... Boone, William Booth. Bernard Bourne, Eugehe ..... Bower, Wallace .i..... Braden, Ralph ...,. Bradyw, Edl ............. Brady, George ..... Bricker, Glenn ......... Bricker, Robert Bundy, Everett ......... Burdette, Ruth ......... Burkey, Bill ......... .l.ffffffffffffff55f 61 43 49 34 10 ..........30, 43 10 43 47 ......30, 39, 47, 57 45 .,.....27, 32, 67 ........27, 30, 47 ...........12, 13 Buzan, Robert ..,.., ............... 3 2, 45, Byrd, Noah ...... SEVENTY-THREE V I 'W TT '1 1 I Bender Oil Company C l' t . . . amp men S of S1nc1a1r Gasohne, Stoiferos Oil and Grease 24--HOUR TAXI and Restaurant WRECKING SERVICE 2202 Phones 26641 L-- A A.?,..i LT .4 r, I E E. - MILK Nahum Bal 4001! O O O , R U S S E L L D A I R Y QUALITY DAIRY PRODUCTS DIAL 2348 EAST CANAL STREET L-1 A .Z V BESST DRY CLEANING D I A L 2 3 4 5 You're just as close to us as your telephone L.- - F' 'W V' 'Y Brown's Grocer Evelyn's Beauty Shop y Meats - Vegetables 101 Bridge Street Cigarettes Dial 2607 Phone 2244 319 Chestnut St. s...uL7,l ?..i L- .3 SEVENTY-FOUR '1 V 5 '1 Compliments of BEST WISHES . . . The Seniors of 1949 First National Bank OHIO FUEL and Member GAS F. D. I. C. ... L., CJ Caldwell, Raye .................. ......... 3 2, Mercer's Sunoco Service Station SUNOCO DYNAFUEL OILS GREASES CONFECTIONS A to Z Lubrication Compliments of Hingds Funeral Home 34-7 North College Street Phone 2421 i. J 43, 43, 30 Caldwell, Mary Arm ..........,. Campbell, Eugene LDickJ ...... ............ , Campbell, Harley Campbell, Hazel ............,. Cappel, Joann ......, ....,,......,.................... Carney, Betty ......... ......... 1 2, 13, 22, 39, Carney, Bonnie ..... Carney, June ...... 52 47 47 36 34 47 36 . ............................ 34 49 Carneyn, Martha .,.., ......... 2 8, 40, 43, Carr, Barbara ...... . .....i.................... 36 Carr, Beverly ...... ...................... 36 Carr, Marvin ....... .................................. 3 0, 45, 61 Carr, Robert ..........,............................. 28, 45, 61, 62 Carr, Wrae .....,.....,...,.. 27, 28, 38, 43, 45, 52, 54, 55 Carruthers, Clyde ......,..................................... 14, 15 Carruthers, Kenneth 2, 14, 15, 22, 45, 51, 57, 61, 62 Casteel, Harold ....................................,.........,,.......... 34 Casteel, Richard ......,................................................. 30 Castle, Judey ....................................,................... 27, 36 Chapman, Robert ..,.....,... 28, 40, 49, 56, 557, 61, 62 Clough, Charles .............,.......A.......................... 30, 47 Clough, Jerry ......... ............................................ 2 8 Clum, Paul ,.,.........,. ....... 27 , 30, 47, 56, 61, 62 Clum, Robert ............. .......... 3 2, 43, 47, 61, 67 Clutter, Leanna ,,,,.... ......,,.... 30 , 43, 45, 55 Coker, Jackie ..,...... ...............,............. 2 8, 54 Coker, Shirley ............ ................................. 3 4, 58 Collins, Nicholas ....... .............................. 3 0, 45, 49 Combs, 'Dean ..,........ .......... 28 , 38, 39, 45, 47, 49 Combs, Veryl ............. ...................................,.... 34 Conner, Charles ..,..... .......,...................,..... 30 , 45 'Cordrey, Betty .........,. ........... 2 7, 30, 43, 52, 54, 577 Cornell, Graedon ....... ........,. 1 4, 15, 43, 52, 514, 57 Cornell, William A ..,.,.. ................................. 3 2, 45 'Couts, Joan ............. ....,............ 1 4, 15, 43, 55 Couts, Lena ........ .......................... 28 Couts, Mary .,....... ....................... 2 8, 43 SEVENTY-FIVE T' '1 COMPLIMENTS OF HELLER BROTHERS COMPANY of Ohio Newcomerstown, Ohio Manufacturers 0 f HELLER NUCUT and VIXEN FILES SWISS PATTERN FILES WOOD, CABINET and HORSE RASPS MASTERENCHES NAIL and BALL PEIN HAMMERS FARRIER TOOLS 0 To QQ of '54, 4,0 CE x9 L. S .Z Dawson, ,Dorcas .....................,...,.....,......... ............... f' 5 V 'T l 9 Newcomerstown Andy S Body Shop General Repairing Floral Auto Glass Replacement 66 B U R G E 9 S 97 Rear 224- East Canal Street NEWCOMERSTOVVN, OHIO . . l 1 L..- i....l,J L-,..-7 -J F' Ml V' H' 5 'T Congratulations, Class of ,49 Kennedy Bros. A Friend Groceries - Meats For Delivery Just Call Us Anytime Frankle Bartholow 602 East Canal Street Phone 2246 i., Ai Ln11e 4i I' 'S Couts, Maylme ........ ........... 2 7, 36, 52 Couts, Shirley ,.,...... .............. 34 , 52 Cramlet, Evelyn ........ .............. 3 0, 49 Cunningham, Joan ....... ......................... 34 , Dansby, Mary ........... ..............,............. 30 , ,- j , i Dansby, Odis .............. ........ 312 , 47, 61, 67 1 fff Danspby, Ruby Lee ..l..... ...............,.,.... 3 2, 43 -. ' Q, -15.3-frail Davis, Albert ............., ..........,................ 8 , 49 j, ,-gl, ,.,. 1+ Davis, Alice ....,...l... ................................... . 28 ,Qin Davis, Dianne ...,. ............ 28 . 43, 45, 47, 49 , '55' Davis, Marc .......... ........ 3 2, 40, 45, 511, 54, 517 Davis, Norma ..... ....................,.l................ 2 8, 54 Davis, Paul ......,,..,..................................,.l......,......... 36 344 Compliments of Your Friendly KAIZER - FRAZER Dealer Pierce Motor Sales 102 North College Street Phone 2878 L.- -J Dayton, Margaret .. Denning, Ronald .... Dennis, ,Dick ..................,,. 14, 15, 25, 38, 39, 43 Denn1s,Ke1th ................... , , , , , Dixon, Norma ................................................. Dixon, Ruby ....l....... Dorsey, James ........ Dorsey, Margery 2, Ifffffffffffi4, i5f'5S, 14 15 25 43 45' 511 52 v v 1 v v Doss, David' ....................................................... Doss, Jeannine ...... ,...,..... . . ............................ Duff, Dianne ........ Duff, Eileen ........... Duffy, Robert ............ Duhamel, Donald ......... ..,............. Duhamel, Jeannette Durtschi, William , Eckelberry, Lucille Egler, Lavonne ........... Ellis, Ivan ..,.,........... Ellis, Jack ................ Emler, Donis Jean .. England, Glenn ..,.. Etter, Earl ............... Etter, Reuben ...... 60, 47 SEVENTY-SEVEN 1Qii 'Eii5 '45 5i5 '54' T' Compliments of Ward H. Bell Newcomerstown SOHIO Service 'Where Service is a Pleasurev L. , Stewart's Tin Shop WISE FURNACES and SHEET METAL r 7' ' 'M' 'T 'W ' W' READ and USE The COSHOC'l'0N TRIBUNE Published every week-day evening and Sunday morning. Local News - World-Wide News, Famous Columnists, Comic Pages and Many Other Fine Features, Eight Pages of Colored Comics on Sunday Mrs. Charles Yingling - Coshocton Tribune's Newcomerstown Rep. L., ,,,f,V,v- . .,,.. .-, -7 Compliments of Davis Drug rkir' WW' Yi' Y H YY' -AP in 'WAP C L 0 W MEADOW GOLD Gasteam Radiators Dairy Products and Telephone 2162 Gas-Fired Unit Heaters COSHOCTON, OHIO S..- Q ?,E.J L., .1 SEVENTY-EIGHT 4 V, 5 Hi' QSN1- BEST WISHES . . . . Class of 1949 ELEC 7 R'I C S UPPL Y L' i -J V' Evans, Pat ...........A.A....,. 14, 15, 22, ss, 39, 43, 47, 54 Evans, 151113 ............ 14, 15, 22, 38, 45, 52, 54, 55, gg VET HI' , I alllly ,.........,..,...,.,........................,.,,...,,, gverhharg, .Glenn .....................................,........., 30, gg alrc ll , ay ........... ........................ gfirfition, lgolnalld ....... ....... 1 4, 15, - 1 man, ir ey ...... ................. , Compliments of Foggin., Thelma .,.,,..,,,.,,.,,,,,,,,.,., N39 Foraker, Beverly ,.,,,,, ..,.,..... 1 4, 15, 43, 55 Foraker, Jack ,,,,...,...., , .,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,.,, 32, 47 R. D , I gorg, Ilgonna ............ ,,..,...,.,,,.,,, 3 6, 52 1 . or , enneth ..... ,......... 28 , 49, 52 ggs rlve n gordim lhlorefne ...,.,.,, ,.,.,.,,,,,,,,..,,,,, gg nee a n, ames .....................................,..,..,,,.,,.,.., Frenton, Neal ..........................,...,..,,,,,,,.,.,,....,., 32, 47 L Froelick, Marjorie .... 14, 25-, 40, 43, 52, 54, 57 - Gadd, Gary ......................,.......................,.......,. 27, 36 Gage, Charles ............................,,,,.,..,,,,,.....,..,.,.,,,,, 34 Gamor, Tom ................ ........,.,,,, ,,,..,..,, 30 , 47, 51 Galbraith, Gene ..,.,,,.,,,,, ,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,.,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,, 32 , 47 f Gallagher, Twila Mae ............,,......,.....,..,., 30, 47, 54 gaglner,DMarydAnn ................ 28, 43, 47, 49, 52, 3 mm, a en, ona .......... ............................,,.,..,... SALES SERVICE Genuine Parts and Accessories L. H. Barnett and Co. K Phone 2235 4 238 West Canal St. L- . E E AJ Gay, Sue ..............,.,,.. Gehrke, Louise ..,..... Gephart, Shirley ..... George, Chloe ....,,,..... Goodwill, Charles ...... 512 314, 52 Goodwil'l, James ,,,,,,,,..,,., ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 3 6 Goodwill, Joanne ........,...,., .,,.,,.,,..,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,, 3 6 Gottfried, Franklin J. ...........,........ 7, 43, 45, 47, 51 Gnaham, Frances ....................,.,,,,,.,.,.,,..,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,, 34 Gray, 'Carl .................... ........ 34 , 52, 54, 55, 557, 67 Greathouse, Myles .,... ............................... 2 8, 49 Greathouse, Jane ..,...,.,,,, ,,.,..,,,,i,,,,,,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 3 4 Greathouse, Wayne ,,.,,.,,,....,.,., ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 36 Greathouse, William .............................................. 34 Groff, Audrey ........................,.., 14, 15, 43, 45, 47, 544 SEVENTY-NINE TT 'W TH I Nevvcomerstown's Leading HARDWARE STORE ALCHROME PRODUCTS MFG. The EUREKA Q PLUMBERS' Store Co. BRASS GOODS R. M. Portz, Mgr. 102 North River St. L.. J rf' M R ' ' Congratulations WarnQr,S Bakgry Class of ,49 735 West State Street C 8 W Wrecking Phone L...,..T .J - --4 V 'W - a Hawklns I. G. A. Compliments of Supermarket The Complete Grocery Bgnnell Quality Merchandise Plus Service Funeral Home 651 WEST STATE STREET L.. ........l.. EIGH TY CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '49 CHRISTOPHER SUPPLY 205 South River Street CANDY GUM - CIGARS - CIGARETTES Wholesale Only NEWCOMERSTOWNS ONLY JOBBER Phone 2303 THE CAR OF THE YEAR The 194-9 FORD V 8 and 6 Cylinder nyia NBWH Bonus Built Trucks V 8 and 6 Cylinder Good Service - Genuine Ford parts - The most up-to-date Equipment ' Trained Mechanics R. LELLAN SHOEMAKER 27 Years Your Ford Dealer Phone 2511 'mi Groff, Charles .........................i.................. 30, 45, ' Groff, Marjorie ...................................................... ' Guy, Bragifeygj..,2, 12, 14, 15, 22, 40, 45, 47 51, Buss Vault Works Gwynn, Larry .... , ....,................,..... 28, 40. 45. 49, gacken-lgacgt, Richard' ..i..... 27, 32, 45, 54, 61, aines, ut ...........,........,,.,.................................... Hall, William ......,..,......... .....................,.,........... Manufacturers Of gan, Robert ...........i......... ....,.l. 2 7, ammersley, Cecil .....,.... ..l.l......,..l , CONCRETE VAULTS Hammersley, Don ,... ...............................,.... 2 8, 38 gammersley, Iimgge ...........,..,...,........................... amrners ey, o rt ....................,....................... Pl'101'1e 44872 Harnpton, Jack .,.. 12, 14, 15, 22, 45, 52, 54, 56, Ilillaning, gharles .....,.....,..,.,....,.......................... Iii, , amng, ons ....................,..,.....,.................... , - J gannalgs, gprfl ............ 27. 25 4536 65? 245 3-Ima S, IC '--,---------------- 1 1 1 1 1 ' Igannahsbwaeteg .......,......,................................,.... ansony r. . . .,.....................................,...... '1 2-IIarg1ingbMafgorie .. .....,...........,.........,...... 32, . . 1 ar y, ona ,..,..... ............ Tlny Tot Furmture Hardy. Jerry ......... -...-...--.----- O Harris, John, .,,.,,,,., ........... 3 4, Manufacturing Co. Inc. gggggbPR2gg3 ------- ----------- 3 4, 225-233 Ray gmt .....-..---.-.--..-.--.-.--.---.--..--------.,,------.--- Newcomerstown, Ohio Haslim1ar1i7Agif1i'f?g 6', i7, 22, 25, 38, 39,' lllanufacturers of gashmalqg, Ffibert ................... 2?-wig,-ig. . aver, rancxs ......... .......,. . ,. , , , , , gavgy, gs'n1?g,fh .,.,--. .-W,,---,,v---,-,.-,-,.-.,,.,,,,.,,.,. 2 8, ' - aver, 1r ey ......,.. ..............,.....,.,,.,............ . Juvemle Fumlture Hayes, Ruby .,........... ,.......... 28 , 43, 49, 5-2, 54, Novelties Helter, George ....,..... ...............................,.. 3 2, . Hennis, Allen ....... ,......,..........,.,,.,.,..,. 3 2, S- .J Herbert, Doris ...... ..,.,...... 1 6, 17, 43, 51, EIGHTY-ONE T' - 'T 1 COM PLI M EN TS OF Thomas C. ontgomery Post 0. 431 merican Legion . mlm!! 9' I ' ff xxx P QW? 42.42 sf vw is 'N ,fb- 941 ,, ,Q Newcomerstown, Ohio L. 11 EIGHTY-TWO r L1 rf H Compliments of Beall Clothing Store WEST LAFAYETTE, oH1o v 1 Compliments of Kohl's Pennzoil Station GROCERIES West State Street Mgr. Dick Wilkin Phone 3123 L. .J L.. .J Y' 'W T' Congratulations County Line Grocery and Service Station Phone 6043 T' 'W MCCORMICK - DEERING FARM EQUIPMENT O C. O. Moder O International Motor Trucks ,a. .J 1 The Produce Co. Inc. Refrigerated Lockers Dressed Poultry 2227 Phones 2655 L. J Herbert, J lm ..........,t............................................ 30, 47 Heston, Norma .............,.................................... 32, 43 Heston, Vera ..t....,.........,.....,......,,............................ 28 Hewitt, Hgrsgghel CPetel .... 30, 43, 45, 56, 61, 64, 6 , Hickenbotton, Billy ........................................ 36, 52 Hickenbotton, Delores ......... ........................ 34 , 52 Hildirebrand, Frances ....... ...........,.. 3 4, 5-2, 54, 57 Hill, Arthur ,.................... ........,.,...,..........,.,.... 3 2, 47 Hinds, Claude .......... gg Hoffman, Harold ..... Hogue, Mildred ......,. Hootman, Eileen .,... ..,......,..,,..................... ..8, 9 57 65 ....... .28, 4 1 i 601 n ....,.....,........,..... 28, 43, 55 55 49, Hootman, ,Dale ...........,..... ............. 28 , 49 Hootman, Mary: Lou ......... ........,.....,.. 3 2, 43 Horn, 'Herman ..............,. .......... 1 6, 17, 49 Horn, Rachel ................. ...................................... 36 Hudd'lestonf, Burel ...... .....,............ 3 2, 47, 54, 61 Huffman, Bill .............. .,.,.,.,,................................. 3 6 Hughes, Beatrice ................ 2, 12, 16, 17, 22, 25, 51 Hughes, Louise ..,,.,,. ..................... 3 0, 43, 54, 56 I-Iursey, 'Marjorie ........ ......,..,..,............ 3 0, 49, 51 Irwin, Nancy ........... ........................... 34 Jaynes, Dick ......... .......... 2 9, 61, 62 John, Jan ......,.... ........................... 3 0 John, Shinley ........ .......... 2 8, 49, 51, 54 Johnson Bob .....,.,..... ........................... 1 O Johnson Clarence ....... ........... 3 2, 47, 61 Johnson Edmund ....... .,.............. 36 Johnson, Joyce ....,.........,. .................... 34 Johnson, Norma ..................,,.................,.. 28, 49, 54 Johnson., W. T. .... .................,.. .........,......................,. 1 0 Julien, Maxine ,.,......... 16, 17, 22, 40, 43, 47, 52, 54 Jurin, Gary ........ ..........,.,.................... 3 2, 47, 56, 61 Kail, Charles ,...... ........................................., 3 2, 47 Kail, Doris ......,........ ...............,.,,,.... 316 Kail, Mary Alice ........ .....,.............. 2 9, 43 Kail, Ronnie ............. ................. 2 9, 49, 57 EIGHTY-THREE rn GOSHEN BRICK AND CLAY CORP. Extends its Wishes of Success to Each One of You. L. ' iD' If 'II-WWW' ' I'Y i TVR 'WI' 'I V' . . C. W. S d General-iugtgii Beiter Music Service General Merchandise With the Best on Record and Feed Phone 4843 GILMORE, OHIO Dil Beiter 1 . L., c,,c t tt .-.J L.- J 'IF' I 'T T' 'Y V , , Compliments of The Car That Has Everything 0 Franclene V . B t S l Rogers' Oldsmoblle eau y 3 on 1 CO PERMANENT WAVING East Canal St. Phone 2594 our Speclalty LMIC SAARC tttt tA ,t-.i L., S S D .z 1 i 1 V 3 7' 'T CASCADE IRON CORPORATION Makers of SILVERY AND LOW' PHOSPHORUS PIG IRON FROM BLACK BAND ORE L., -3 EIGHTY FOUR OUR BEST TO THE CLASS OF 49 Lv- ei? A 'r'v 4 E 0 0 -+ ' 'U llomf aulrmlanr co. -' A A .9 -at S 'l PLUMBING HEATING ELECTRIC HARDWARE .1 J ri Kamban, Wanda ....... ........ 1 6, 17, 39, 47 Seas, Relano ....... ................ 3 2, 47 e y, ary Ann ...... .....,........ 3 2, 43 King, Dean ...,..,...,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,., 3.4 B' B' and Son King, Don Roy ...........,.....................,........................ 36 Kissell, Etta Mae ..,...,,.,,.,.,....,.,,,...,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,, 36 Gengral Stgre Kohl, Don ..,,.... 2, 16, 17, 47, 51, 57, 63, 64, 65, 66 Kohl, Martha ,..,..,..,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,.,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 34 , Kohler, Marilyn ................,.,...,,.,....,,,,,. 29, 39, 43, 49 General Merchandlse Kohler, Mary ,...... ..... 2 9, 39, 43, 49, 52, 54, 55, 57 . Kunkle, Delbert ...,,.,..,,,,,,,,.,,,,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 36 Feed and Fertihzer ESQIQEQSLCQCZQBM ---A-------------------------4--A-----,---- M - - Lawrence, Carl ,,,,,,,,, ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ' ,,,, 'W374 Bernice, Ohlo Phone 64-12 iegmany glifford . e man, ames ......,, ,,,,,,,,, , , , , , ' , , J Lehman, Milton ,.,.,,. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 3 6 Lehman, Robert .,.,,,, ,,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 3 3, 45, 55 Lenzo, Mike ..,........ ....,..... 3 0, 413, 49, 61, 62, 64, 67 Eeonharjl, Jerry ....... ......................................,,.,.,. 3 7 S ' ewis, ane ........,.,,. ,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 35 'T Ley, Keith ...........,,. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 5 7 Eiggeff,I15'1gZdi ....... ............i...,.... 1 6, ' in e , o r ..,... .,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , BIISS Auto Parts Little, Donald ........... .......... 33 ,45, 54, 61, 64, 67 Iiittie, lllilelva .......... .......,,,,,,.,,.,.,.,.,,.,, 33 , 47, 49 - - itt e, ernon ene .,,,., ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 9, 47 Complete Llne of koager, liignniie ,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 3 7 - oa r, t ...,.................,.......... 35, 52, 54, 55 AUt0H1Ob1IC Parts Longgfwortiliufarry --,-,----,,,,,,,,,,,,,-,,,,,,-,,,,,,,,,,,,-- 35, 52 . . i Lovelessw, Robert .....,.. 27, 30, 45, 51, 57, 61, 64, 67 Expert Auto Repairmg 85 SSFVICQ Lyons, D0r1S ...................,.......................................... 35 ' , Lyons, Gene .......,......,................,.......,,.,,,,,,..,,,,,,, ,,37 Cigars - Cigarettes - Candy 11:2CgiiUtS, ,ga3'1Cia ...... .......... 33 , . c ary, e y ........... ................. , Soft Drmks MCCleary, Gary .............. ......,... 3 1, 47 . McCormick, Norma ........ .................... 35 + 4-J McCoun, Donald ......... , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 37 EIGHTY-FIVE ,..J ?' Zimmer Lumber Co. .W r, -I 3 A A .T Compliments of Hewittis Gulf Service Telephone 2323 Newcomerstown , TIRES Mule Hide Roofing l BATTERIES ' ACCESSORIES . Alpha Cement Corner Main and River Phone 2675 LC- . ,.z s..,:m,m,E , m V' 1 F' Best Wishes to the Class of '49 Welsh and Marlowe High Grade Shoes for the Whole Family 137 Main Street Phone 2383 5 - 1 Z r 'J L' Success and Happiness To All of You . . . The Taylor Hardware T' 1 7' Compliments of Scott's Five and Ten Go To The . . . Colonial Shoe Shop Where You Get Quality and Expert Shoe Service A. J. Police, Prop. L, - .J L.. --. r- 5 rr Best Wishes Class of '49 Compliments of Coultervs Mrs. Lanning's Store - Ph 2 Auto Service one 606 202 West State Street L? c - ' Z ' Lf 'lvl' EIGHTY-SIX 1 RIN iiiiiiiiii F' i 1 Compliments of du Z s. J' V' 75' Your Dependable Home Owned Store Where Quality Reigns Supreme TRY . . . Cffnnper ' urnitnre Gln. 227 West Main Street NEWCOMERSTOWN, OHIO i T 1 1' C. E. ORTT Q J McCoun, Floyd ............. .....,............ 33 McCracken, Robert ....... ........... 8 , 45, 60 MoCur:e, Joanne ........ ............... 16 , 17, 51 McConnell, Joan ........... .........,........ 3 1, 43, 47 McDonnell, Richard ...... ....................... 3 1, 45, 57 McDonnell, Robert ........ ...,,.... 33 , 38, 47, 52, 54 McElha.ney, Payssy .................................................... 35 McFadden, Ruth .,...................................... 33, 43, 47 McGinnis, Mary ...................................................... 37 McPherson, Robert 27, 31, 38, 47, 51, 52, 54, 55, 57 Macmillan, Christina ................................ 8, 5-1, 57 MacQueen, David .,.......................,.......................... 35 McVey, Jessie ............ ............... 3 1 Mack, Jennie ...,.. ........ 35 Mackey, Earl ...... ........... 3 7 Malloy, Dale ......,.. ........ 1 6, 17 Maloy, Harold: ......... ........ 2 9, 57 Maloyw, Julia .,....... ........ 1 6, 17 Malvin, Evelyzn ........ ........... 3 7 Mardis, Bill ..........,.. ........ 2 9, 49 Mardis, Dorothy ....... ........... 3 5 Mardis, Helen ,.......... ........ 3 3 Mardis, Margaret .,..... ...................... 3 7 Mardiis, Shirley ...... ......................... 3 5 Marlatt, Joe .......,.... ......... 1 6, 17, 38, 47 Martin, Joseph ...... Martin, Ronnie ...... Mart.in, Scott ...... Mason, Norma ,.,...... Mathews, Betty ....., Mathews, Clifford ..... Mathews, Clyde ...... Mathews, John ........ .. Mathias, Richard ....... Meek, Dora Ann ....... Meek, Harry ........... Meek, Howard ........ Meek, Raymond ...... ........16, 17 ........37 ...........31, 47 ........31, 47, 61 ..,...,....16, 17, 47 EIGHTY-SEVEN WE PROTECT THE YOUNG . . . Mooseheart, Illinois WE PROTECT THE OLD . . Moosehaven, Florida Congratulations to the Class of '49 mogul Qgrher nf 4 nuse 115-117 Canal Stree Nu. 1337 t Newcomerstown, Ohio Phone 2612 WE MEET EVERY THURSDAY NIGHT b t . C. E. HOLDSWORTH, Secretary Join us and receive the great eney? s L. EIGHTY-EIGHT r '1 lr' '1 The Stone Creek Brick Company STONE CREEK, OHIO Manufacturers of Face Brick Best Wishes to the Class of '49 Walker Sales Sz Service 530 Heller Drive Phone 2553 Compliments of Pfeiffer's I.G.A. Store STONE CREEK, OHIO Phone 28483 - New Philadelphia L pi ,J ' Sporting Goods ' Wall Paper ' Paints ' Voss Washers ' Appliances BILL HEIFNER 114 River Street Phone 2255 L..- J I Mercer, Clelia Miller, Blanche .. Miller, Robert . Miller, Billy ..... Moder, Moore, C., O. Bon-nie .. Moore, Harold .................. Moore, Marilyn 43, 45 5 4 'is',''i9, 22, 49, 64 Moore, Max .,.... Morris, 'Michael Mullen, James ........... Mullen, Marilyn Mulvane, Nancy Murphy, Earl ...................,,.,,........ 29, 40, 45, Murphy, Jeanne .....,...... 18, 19, 22, 40, 43, 45 Murphy, John .... Murphy, Marie 1 Myers, :Donna Myers, Elmer .....................,...,,,.....,...,...... Nay, Donald ..... Nay, James ........ Nay, Shirley ...... Neal, 'Carol ........ Neal, Donald ...... Neal, Joan ..... Neal, Ralph ....... Neal, Russ ...,...... Newby, Clifton .. Newby, Kenneth Nolan, Richard .. Nolan, Shirley .. ....27, 29, 38, 45, 47, 49, 52, 8, 19, 22, 40, 43, 45, 47, 52, ..,,',fQ11'.i9Q i9Q ...ffQffffisQ i9.' 4..fffffff2, i5, i9, 45, , Don ....... .... . . Norman, Beverly Norman, Bruce Norman, David Norman Norman, Roy .... Norman, Shirley Norman, Wanita fffffffflfllllflfl ,..Qf1Qffif EIGHTY NINE T' T TT T T TTT' T 'T CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1949 C. R. Leech - Class of 1920 WW LEECH MOTOR COMPANY YOUR DODGE DEALER SINCE 1926 108-112 RIVER STREET PHONE 2248 L,-Y YY,,, W , .,.. , J rt A f -1 Fc E+ S -1 Compliment-9 of Best Wishes C. B. Guy and Son to the 1949 Graduates GI'0C6I'y The Women of the 101 River Street Phone 2209 Moose 1 1 L..- -J L.- . . J ?'HC 'JCWC' ' 'A C ' 'C 'T T' 7 I Recapping Vulcanizing ' Accessories Appliances H E Leading Congratulations Class of 1949 Tlre and Supply Egler Bakery Phone 2200 Phone 2343 YIRES L... D ,J L.. 4,7 .4 T' 'Y 1 1 Congratulations Seniors . . . A booster for N. H. S. and better styles and values BALTIMORE CLOTHING CO. Ls S 2 .z NINETY li ' Q T' P '1 Thea-as y3MSiVlESS Cllfld 7Ulf'Of9SSiOVl0ll Sir fir ik iWomen's Qlub --.J F' 1 MINNEAPOLIS - MOLINE Farm Equipment Power Units NEW IDEA also FOX-IRON AGE F illman Implement Sales Port Washington, Phone 4-669 Firestone Tires and Home Supplies Crosley Radios - Refrigerators and Appliances L. , ,J Ogilbee, Helen ............ Oldt, N aundice ................ Opphile, Charles, Jr. ..... . Ortt, B arbara. .....,... Ott, John ................, 52 .,.....,31, 43, 45, 518 Ott, Martha ............ ...A......... 1 8, 19 Ott, Ray ...................... ......,.,,..,,.,.,...,.......,,,,.. 3 5 Parks, Ermagene ......l. ,...,,....,.....,........ 3 3, 43, 47 Patterson, Jim .................................................... 29, 45 Patterson, Kenneth ................ 18, 19, 22, 43, 45, 52 Patterson, Carol ........................................ 33, 43, 58 Patton, Carolyn ..................................,......i............., 35 Patton, Larry .,....,,.... 18, 19, 38, 47, 52, 54, 55, 57 Paulun, Lester .......................................................... 35 Paulun, Marjorie ..................................................,... 31 Peonles, Marsha ....... ............................... 3 7 Phillips, Alwilda ..... ................ 9 , 38, 40, 43 Phillips, Gary .......... ,...... 1 8, 19, 38, 4.5, 57 Plants, Barbara ...,. , ........................ 31, 39 Plants, Betty ............. ....................,....... 3 7 Plants, Jack ................. ..,...,..,.,.. 3 5 Plants, La Verne ..,...... ....... 1 8, 19 Plants, Ruth Ann ...... ..................... 3 7 Porcher, Patricia ........ ...,,.,.,,l................. 3 7 Portz, Elizabeth ...,........ .......................... 9 , 49 47 52 Portz, Mary Lou ................. ..............., 33 , 43, , 31 43 45 Portz, Pat Ann ..,,.......... Postlewaite, Thomasina Postlewaite, June .....,......... Powell, Powell, Mrs. F. .,............. . Frank ......... ------------------ 1 y '1 1 47 55 47 43, 52, 57 37 Prater, Kathrine .,,,.... .........,..,..,,.,.,.., Proctor, Shirley ...... .,.....,............. 3 7, 52 Proud, Barbara .,,................................. 29, 43, 49, 55 Quillen, Faye .........................,.....,,....,.......... 31, 49, 55 Raach, Bill ..................,.................,................... 18, 19 Rayi, Dick ............ 29, 49, 56, 57, 61, 62, 64, 65, 66 Ray, Robert ............................................ 18, 19, 49, 60 NINETY-ONE V - 'W re '1 9 Smlthls Sanltary Farrell S Paint and Supply Market 0 . Plttsburgh Pamt Quahty Meats and Grocerles Imperial Wallpaper CO7'lgfLlllllClli07'l.S' Class of '49 Armstrongs Linoleunl Phone 2634 112 Main Street 221 Main Street Phone 5001 t.. to rt.-- 4.1 - J r' ' team' ri '15 Compliments of C. Dudley Compliments of J EWELER A-Mae Restaurant FINE WATCH REPAIRING 215 Main Street s.. CCCM .z J gf 'Me 1 'T Compliments of Compliments of The Snedeker Center Cut Rate Real Estate Agency 218 Main Street Cross Street Phone 2213 tanrgteg- ,int ,, 1-...J 3' 1 'T Compliments of Compliments of Crawford Cleaners Kroger Company George VV. Crawford Lal , ,J -3 - :-1 1 3 'Ll NINETY-TWO lr.. Y' B 'T T' '1 Compliments of J. C. Penney Co. Inc. 1 Congratulations Seniors and Trojans JOE'S MARKET Better Meats for Better Meals Harry, Clarence, Mary, and Joe L E 1 -M L' -'J F '1 Regula, Billy ......,......... ................... 3 1, 45 Reinhart, Bonnie ........ ............... 3 1, 43, 55 Rennard, Robert ...... .A.....,...., 2 7, 29, 49, 61 Rice, Gail ............,.., .......... 3 1, 45, 60, 61 Rice, Robert ..,......,,..... ............................. 3 1, 45, 55 Ricketts, Camillia ............................................ 33, 43 llsiiifflcf, Eglgene ................... .................. gi, gg igg e, eary ..i..,. 7 , 45, 51, 5 , 7, , Riggs, Darrell ..... ................................ 2 9, 38, 57 Riley, Eugene ....... .......................................... 3 7 Ripley, Mary .......... .......,.,....,..,..........,...... 3 7 IlQisher,PMirjean ..........,................. 29, 47, 49, 51, oan, au ...........,...,..................,............................, to the Class of Robinson, Gail ......................,............................. 37, 43 Robinson-, Doris .... 18, 19, 25, 38, 39, 43, 47, 55, 58 Robinson, Richard ...,......................,..... 31, 38, 47, 57 Roe, Dick .........,..............................,..,........ 35, 52, 67 Roe, Mary Lou .......,............ 29, 38, 43, 47, 49, 51, 54 Roeder, Donald B. ..........,,..................,.......,......... 5, 39 Roedier, Max ...,......... ........ 33 , 45, 51, 52, 54, 55, 61 NEWCOMERSTOWN Rogers. Janice ----.-.. .........-.....--..,. 29 . 4-3, 49, 55 Ross, Billy .............,.. ..............,.....,.......,...,...... 3 7 Rosfs, Jerry ......,,........... .,.................... 2 9, 45, 61 NEWS Established 1898 J 7 i l Y Rothenstein, Ervin ....... Rowland, Charles ...... .... Russell, Albervtaa ..... .... Russell, Jack ........ Russell, Sally ....... Sanders, Dwain ...... Sanders, 'Charles ....,. Saylor, George ........ Saylor, Moira ...... Saylor, Tommy ...... Sayrre, Bill ................... Schlupp, Eugene ......... Schlupp, Frederick Schlupp, Mary ............ Schwarm, Richard ,,.,.. 37 ...18, 19, 39. 43, 47, 55 51, 54, 55 47 .......29, 38, 49, 54 ..........33, 43, 47 .....,..20, 21, 45 ..,,.......31, 45 ...........33, 43, 51 NINETY-THREE ' 1 Tk' 'W 7' M 81 K Master Market Always a Booster We wish you, class of '4-9YSuccess Kenneth Rice, Mgr. Phone 2216 L Best Wishes Class of '49 See SCOTTY First Ralph W. Scott Agency General Insurance and Bonds V Hafner's Original Cut Rate New Location 216 MAIN STREET L..noo-o. on .E Good Luck To All Of You L. 0. Curtiss Leading Jeweler V -,, 4 Compliments Charlotte B A I R S Beauty Parlor CAMBRIDGE - NEWCOMERSTOWN BARNESVILLE - WEST LAFAYETTE L.. on W V I Hayward's Congratulations, Class of '49 Horne Bakery Home 139 East Main Street O O Home Baked Pies - Cakes Building and Loan Co. sand Cookies Good Luck to the Class of '49 L.- J L.- NINETY-FOUR Best Wishes to the Class of '49 SKIP to the 'T Fine Foods and Borden's Dairy Products 11 Main Street Phone 2666 as BMJ M 'T Compliments of Newcomerstown High School Band Mothers Association s. ...WEB ,s.s --.il Scott, Eddie .................. Shadfowens, Thelma ....... Shafer, Glen ...,..,..,.,...,...... Sharrock, Farrell ..........,. Shamrock, Max ......l 27, Shaw, Dean ....... Shaw, Dick .......l.... Shaw, John F. .. Shaw, William .,........, Shepherd, Dallas Shryock, Norma Shurtz, Norma ........... Sickles, Billy .,., Silverthorne, Don ,...,... Queen' .........31, .......9, 38, 40, 56 47 35 49 45 511, 54, L , 61 63 , 38, . 31, 45, 56, 61, 67 21, 45 33, 38, 45, 67 47 38, 43, 45, 541, 55, 577 20, 271, 43, 5l1 35 46Q 5T7, 6i, 65, 64. 65, 66 Silverthorne, Patty ,,,,,.,,,,.,,,.,,,,,,, 29, 39, 43 Smith, Barbara ,.,,.... .,,..,,,,.,..,.,,., 35 Smith, Blake .........,,.., ,,,,,,, 9 , 40, 45 Smith, Ellsworth ,.....,. .,,,..,....,.,,.,,., 2 9 Smith, Eugene .,................ ,...................,...,.......,... 3 7 Smith, Lucille ....i ..... ,.,,..,.,,.., 3 3 , 43, 47 Smith, Myrtle ..............,..... .A....................,...,.,.,,,.., 3 3 Smyth, Phyllis .......,.... 12 22, 25, 40, 43, 45, 47, 52, 56 Snedeker, Esther ,...,,, ,,,.,,,,,.,,,,,,.,,,,.,,,,.,, 2 9, 39, 49 Snell, Gerald .........,. ,,,..,,,,,.,,,,.,,,, 3 3 Snell, Roland ...... Speer, Bobby ,.,,,............. Springs, Franklin Stahl, Imagene .. Stalter, Kitty ..... Steffen, Melva .,,,.l........ Stewart, Marlene ........ Stewart, Nancy ...,.. Stewart, Shirley ...... Stocker, Loren ........., Stocker, Marvin . Stocker, Shirley ........29, 43, 49 52, 57 47 NINETY-FIVE Y' COMPLIMENTS OF ELKS N 1555 . , 0 1 A ' 1 L.- O so ,O ac- wanna -, ?' 5 'T T' LaWrenceS7 Best Wishes to the Class of '49 I. G. A. Grocery W- H- Rogers We Denver General Insurance Phone 2293 and Bonds L.- es AJ s., V.. --l-,- -W W V VV. E. Ourant - Funeral Director W. R. Parks - Funeral Director W. E. Ourant Funeral Home Successors to Jones, Lydick and Castle, Inc. AMBULANCE SERVICE PHONE 2591 1 Bm Wishes Class of '49 Moorels Store L..e A -. -J L..H..n.H,a ,An r. 2 5 w 2 BEST WISHES TO ALL OF YOU . Class of '49. And may your Success be exceeded only by your Happiness THE OXFORD BANK MEMBER F. D. I. C. L.. NINETY-SIX Makers of FINE PORTRAITS BRIGHT STUDIO C. J. Lenzo Phone 2371 L. AJ Congratulations to the boys and girls of Newcomerstown High School and the graduating class of 19419 . The Daily Jelfersonian Southeastern Ohio's 'Great Home Dailyi' Your 'home newspaper for the news of your school and your community. The news of the world presented to you every day for your information, enjoyment, and entertainment. I 'T T' 1 r Compliments of DENNISON COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. C4625 Phone . L. Dennison 66 ...J Stokes, Jerry ............. Stonebrook, Edna ....... Stoner, Thyra ...,..... Swank, Aaron .......... ....20, 21, 4.5, 56, 61, 47 21, 39, , 63 49 43 54 67 47 67 Swigert, Sarah ....... ............... 3 1, 43, 52, Swigert, Ted ........,,,.,, .,...,.,,,........, 33 , 47, 61, Taylor, Imogene ,,.,.,.. ,,.,.,.,.,,..,............,,. 3 3, 43, Taylor, Jim ................ ........ 3 1, 47, 61, 62, 64, Tayvlor, Kathryn ...,... ........................................ 3 1 Taylor, Virginia ..,...... ,.... .,... ,... . . 2 0, 21, 25, 56 Tedrick, Beverly ........ ...................... 3 1, 4f7 Tedrick, .Dean ...............,. ..,...... 2 0, 21, 38, 49 Tedrick, 4Doris Ann .........................,........................ 37 Tedrick, Doris Jean .................,................................ 37 Tedrow, Hazel ,..,.,.,....,........................ 29, 39, 43, 54 Thomas, William, III ........ 2, 20, 21, 22, 45, 47, 51, 56, 57 Thomas, Kay .,.,.,...,.,,.,..,.,,,,,,.....,..,.,,..,.....,.,,..,,.,..,., 35 Thompson, 'Charles ,,,,,., ..,.,...,..........,.,.,,...,....... 3 1 Thompson, 'Dale ................ ......... 2 9, 45, 5f7, 64, 65 Thompson-, 'Mary Lou ....... ....................,..... 3 5, 52 Tice, Billy ,,..,,,.,....,..,.,.,,,, ...,........,.,....,.. 33 , 47 Tice, Marion ..........,................................................... 37 Tilton, Anne ..................... ...................,............. 3 3, 43 Titus, Earl .................................................................. 6 Titus, Mary Alice .... 29, 40 43, 45, 47, 49, 52, 54, 56 Titus, Robert ................................ 31, 4.5, 52, 54, 55 Torgler, Rosa .........,,...,,..,.,,,..,.,.,,..,,,,,.,,,,,,.,,,,,, 33, 43 Triplet, 'Carol ..... ,,..,..,., 33 , 39, 43, 58 Triplet, Denver .,,.., Triplet, Gloria ......,. Tufford, Joann ........ Tufford, William ........ Tyler, Richard ......... Tyson, Earl .....,,,.. Urban, 'Clara .....,.... Urban, Phyllis ............ Vanderhoff, Anna ....... 55 43, .........2O, 21, 22, 21, 45, 35 47 57 38, 47 31 33 31 NINETY-SEVEN 1 T' - 1 T' '1 Compliments 0 R T T 7 S . GENERAL ELECTRIC - R. C. A. Atkinson Lumber Co. PHILCO - IVIAYTAG HARDWOOD LUMBER Appliances - Radio - Television L. E .F V42 B 1 - .W F, Compliments of P U R I T A N Marstrell , Service Station Laundry - Dry Cleaning Pennzoil Products HOME DELIVERY Corner of Main and College Streets L.-. AJ L. f' W T' Darrel 0. Beiter Post , Compliments of 3303 The DAILY TIMES Tuscarawas County's Leading Newspaper Veterans of Foreign Wars Your Home Newspaper If you served overseas you belong in the V. F. W. NEW PHILADELPHIA, OHIO L. , .J L., .a NINETY-EIGHT T' 'W R' 1 35 years of Real Realty Service in Newcomerstown Stn? A '. K 1, 1 91 Rgffwzsl il fl ,og JoHN o. RUSS REALTOR 1.3.11 I' - 1 To the readers of this N E W C O S E A N Pleasant Memories of the Past and Bright Dreams for the Future The Newcosean Staff L ,MJ Wigfield, Carolyn Van Scyoc, Evelyn ..............,,.............,.,..,..,,,.,,,.,,.,, 35 Van Sickle, Dwight ............................................ 31, 47 Van Voorhis, Harold .... 29, 413, 415, 61, 63, 64, 65, 66 Vogt, Donald .....................,...,,.,,,.,,.,,.,,.,., 29, 38, 47 Vogt, Ronald .,,..,..,..,,. Walkenspaw, Glenn Waller, Barbara ...... .......31, 43 Waller, Eugene ...... ,,.,,...,. 2 9, 49 Waller, George ........ .......................... 2 0, 21, 49 Walters, Barbara ....... .......... 2 7, 29, 43, 55, 56 58 Walters, Joan ........... ...,.,.,,,.,,,,..,..... 3 3, 43, 47 H Walters Shirley ......., ................. 35 Warner, Patsy ..,.,,... .............. 3 5, 52 Y Watson, Robert ...,.. ......... 33 , 45, 52 Watson, Joyvce .......... .,....,.......... 3 5 ll Wearsch, Marjorie ..... .......... 29 , 43 Weaver, Wallace ........ .,,.,..., 3 3, 47 , Weilant, Carol ,.,..,,, ,,,...,.,,.,,,.,,,,,, 3 7 l Welsch, Dennis .A..... ..,,,,,.,.,,,,,,,.. 33 , 47 U Welsh, Jeanne .....,.. ,,,,,, 29 , 39, 47, 49 Whyde, Barbara ...,..... ...,,.,..,.,,.,,,... 3 1, 43, 54. Whyde, Bill .............. .,,.,.,. 2 0, 21, 57, 61, 63 Whyde, Delores ...... .................,.........,.... 3 7 Whyde, Donna ........ ............................ 3 5 Wiandt, Arlie ..,....,... ...... 3 1, 47, 52 43 NINETY-NINE P' 'Y The Photo-Engraving Used In This Book Produced by The NCDRTI-IERN Engraving and Electrotype Company Canton, Ohio L. A r, ,l I -..ll 711 r Southeastern I - H As 1 . 5 - I L nn Ill In Q Ill! Ill' Illlll mn - ' '1 ,h Ill I Ill Il III 'llx 3 l gg' ,z ff on 'u Ill lu in 5 -A D-I -- .- ,- ll in nm m nn ut 1 g un ,Q Jn- I ,,- ,i ali!-' ,I 'unix 1 1 1 , ...U K ' - 2 '-'ref 'M . . . printing Qompcmy Commercial Primers and Publishers ll-lIll4Gll-ll SCHUUL ANNUALS if sf sf Hfllways Pine lprintimgv fs L. Wilkens, Eugene Williams, Fern ......,, Williams, Neva Williams, Olive Wilson, Betty ..,. Wilson, Cliiford Wilson, Rosalie . Wise, Jean ........ . .......29, 39, 20, 21, 39, 49, 31, 47, 9, 31, Wolff , Carolyn ,,,..... iff if .J Wolff, Don ..... Wolff, Ruth .,.,.. 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