Newcomerstown High School - Newcosean Yearbook (Newcomerstown, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1950 volume:

Vie 1950 l ewaMean Volume tw iiy- eueu 7he £ enkvi Cla i 4 l leuiami£ i JlkjA £ chxwl euLcom£MlmiMr Ohio- le4AMX$4 OM Editor-in-C hief .... John Murphy Associate Editor - - - Martha Jane Carney Advertising Manager ... Francis Haver Sales Manager .... Photography Editor ... Athletic Editor .... Robert Chapman Senior Class Editor ... Alumni Editor Wrae Carr TWO Six iHcmnnam James Frederick Barcus Class of 1953 July 29, 1934 — December 11, 1949 Gerald Dean Leonhard Class of 1954 March 10, 1936 — December 11, 1949 Robert Alfred Loveless Class of 1951 October 31, 1933 — March 12, 1950 JIM JERRY BOB Fond be our memories of thee, Friends of our high school days. None knew thee but to love thee. Nor named thee but to praise. FOUR dedication This volume of the Newcosean is gratefully dedicated by the members of the Senior class to Miss Melba Steffen. Known to everyone as “Melba”, teachers and students lock to her for advice and information. A graduate of Newcoiners-town High School, she has returned to serve her Alma Mater faithfully as secretary to the principal for 15 years. Melba always has a friendly smile and a cheery word for everyone. FIVE fioa ul aj AdoiteAA The Men behind the Man behind the Mike THE BOARD OF EDUCATION of THE NEWCOMERSTOWN PUBLIC SCHOOLS President..........................................................Earl Titus Vice President...........................................Frank Powell Clerk-Treasurer..........................................Otto J. Beiter Sitting: Otto J. Beiter, Dr. C. A. Hanson, Earl Titus, Frank Powell Standing: John Atkinson, John Heller D. B. ROEDER, Superintendent of the Newcomerstown Public Schools: This is D. B. Roeder, Superintendent of the Newcomerstown Public Schools: Ladies and Gentlemen, we are happy to broadcast from Station NHS over our new intercommunication system and to present to you the best in talented teachers and studious students, activated activities and tireless Trojans, alluring alumni and spontaneous sponsors. The next picture that you will see will be that of our genial principal, Fred Lowry. SEVEN A . Ji. £. Fred Lowry Principal of N.H.S. Wilmington College B.S. i Ohio State University, M. Mr. Lowry instructing his English Class in the writing of an essay on “The American Way of Life EIGHT c Wallace Bower Muskingum College B.S. Ohio State University Assistant Principal Spelling. Mathematics, Literature, English Mr. Bower teaching a Seventh Grade English Class University, A.B. English. Journalism B.S. in Ed. Speech. Health, Science, Literature Wilbur Trimmer Muskingum A.B. Physical Education. Wprl(l, H istory The Journalism Class studying newspaper Speech Class recording a play on the recordio, headlines with Mrs. Phillips Mrs. Portz directing NINE 'This is the Law — Commercial Law, says Mr. Braden Mrs. Mercer in spelling class, The next word is 'bibbity-bobbity-boo' ’’ Clelia Mercer Muskingum College, A.B. English, Spelling, Literature Ralph Braden Muskingum College, B.S. in Ed. Ohio State University Business Education, Mathematics Christina Macmillan College of Wooster, A.B. Kent State University Spanish, English, Library Chloe George Ohio University, A.B. University of Wisconsin English, Latin TEN Students studing Latin sentences with Mrs. George 1 In Deo speramus. Si, si, this is a Spanish class— Miss Macmillan, la profesora Miss Stoner guiding her class in the study of American Problems Mr. Sharrock's history class laughing uproariously at one of his jokes Thyra Stoner Farrill Sharrock Donald Wolff Irene Stoll Capital University, A.B. Ohio State University Columbia Univ., M.A. English, Social Studies Kent State University Substitute Teacher Geography, History, English Ashland College, B.S. Ohio State University Industrial Arts, American History 4 s y Wittenberg College, A.B. Ohio State University Mathematics, ssistant Coach SLEVEN Mr. Wolff showing Algebra students how to find the value of x. Students follow Mrs. Stoll’s pointers in Geography. Miss Duff’s classes studying foods and clothing with the aid of gas and electric ranges, garbage disposal, automatic washer and treadle and electric sewing machines. Rosalie Wilson Eileen Duff Albert Davis Eugene Riffle Muskingum College, A.B. Columbia Uniw, M.A. English. History We all regret that an injury has kept Miss Wilson away from N. H.S. for several months Muskingum College, B.A. in Home Ec. Home Economics Ohio State University, B.S.C., M.S.C. Ohio State University, B.S. in Ed. Industrial Arts, Jr. Hi Coach TWELVE Mr. Riffle’s boys busy in the Industrial Arts workshop Agriculture students learning about tractors from Mr. Davis Miss Gehrke instructing students in typing Mr. Smith and Biology students tracing the circulation of blood in the human body Lillian Gehrke Muskingum College, B.S. in Bus. Ed. U Claude Hinds Muskingum College. B.S. Ohio State University Chemistry. Physics, Mathematics William Durtschi Ohio State University, B.S. in Ed. Driver Education, Physical Education, Coach of Athletics Mr. Hinds supervising Chemistry class in the making of chlorine gas by laboratory method. Students in Driver Education listening to the advice of their instructors, Mr. Durtschi and Mr. Roeder. No crumpled fenders, please.” THIRTEEN MRS. FRANK POWELL, visiting teacher, gets statistics from Bob Chapman, Dick Jaynes, and Kitty Stalter as she prepares to use the tele-binocular and audiometer to test sight and hearing NOAH BYRD and CARL BOLTZ handle tons of coal in firing the furnaces at N.H.S. FOURTEEN This is Joan Barnett, Secretary of the Senior Class: The officers of our class, Francis Haver, Barbara Walters, Harold Van Voorhis, and myself present the talented and illustrious members of the Class of 1950. FIFTEEN President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Social Chairmen Charles Vernon Angle “Chuck” It’s a difficult road to travel, but it’s worth it. Mixed Chorus 3; Hobby Club 4; Industrial Arts Club 1. 2. 3. Richard Dean Baker “Dick” All great men are dying, and I don’t feel so well myself. Hi-Y 2. 3: Bovs' Fellowship 4; Industrial Arts Club 1; Thespians 4; Football 2. 3. 4. Varsity Football 4 Varsity N 3. 4; Intra. Volleyball 1. 2. 3. 4; Intra. Basketball 1. 2; Intra. Softball 1. 2. 3; Tumbling Team 2; Baseball 2: Varsity Track 3; Scholarship Team 2: Buckeye Boys' State 3; A Song Is Born'' 3; Beauty and the Beef 3; Death Takes a Holiday 4: Stale Finals in Extemp. Speaking 3. Dist. Finals 4; Elks' Essay Contest Winner Joan Winifred Barnett “Joanie” Her ways are ways of pleasantness, and all her paths are peace. Mixed Chorus 1. 2. 4; Glee Club 1, 2. 3; Class Sec'y 4; Y-Teens 1. 2. 3. 4. Treas. 3. Soc. Chairman 4; Newcosean Photography Editor 4: National Honor Society 3. 4; Masque and Gavel 3. 4.. Soc. Chairman 4: Intra. Volleyball 2. 3; Girls’ Athletic Assoc. 1. 2. 3. V. Pres. 3; Scholarship Team 2: Prince of Peace Contestant 2. 3; Am. Legion Essay Winner 1. 2. County Winner 1; A Song Is Born 3: Christmas Cantata 4: Beauty and .he Beef 3; 'Death Takes a Holiday 4; Dist. Music Audition 2; Thespians 4. Marilyn Florence Bean “Beanie” Talk to her of Jacob’s ladder, and she would ask the number of steps. Mixed Chorus 1. 3; Glee Club 1. 2; Class V. Pres. 1. Soc. Chairman 2. 4; Y-Teens 1. 2. 3. 4, V. Pres. 2. Program Chairman 4: National Honor Society 3. 4. Sec'y 4; Masque and Gavel 3. 4. Sec’y 4: Thespians 4. Treas. 4: Intra. Basketball 2; Intra. Volleyball 1. 2. 4; Girls' Athletic Assoc. 1. 2. 3. V. Pres. 2; Cheerleader 1. 2. 3. 4: Homecoming Attendant 4. Scholarship Team 2: Prince of Peace Contestant 2. 3: Sunbonnet Girl” 1: Beauty and the Beef 3; Death Takes a Holiday 4. Business Mgr.; Girls' Ensemble 2; Dist. Music Audition 3. Francis Haver Harold Van Voorhis Joan Barnett Barbara Walters Marilyn Bf.an, Robert Chapman Darrell Preston Beiter “Noey” A nervy man with backbone can by nothing be outdone. Hi-Y 1. Sgt. at Arms 1; Industrial Arts Club 2. 3. 4. Sec'y 2. Pres. 3. 4; Varsity Football 1. 2. 3. 4. Co-Captain 4; Basketball 1. 2. 4. Varsity Basketball 4: Varsity N 2. 3. 4; Intra. Volleyball 1. 2. 3. 4; Intra. Softball 1 3; Baseball 1. 2; Stage Crew 3. 4. Camilla Arline Billings “Cathy” With gentle yet prevailing force. Intent upon her destined course. Y-Teens 1, 3. 4; Future Homemakers of America 2., 3; Pottery Club 2; Thespians 4: Intra. Volleyball 1; Scholarship Team 2; Death Takes a Holiday 4. Prompter and Scene Designer; Beauty and the Beef 3; A Song Is Born 3; Speech League Winner 3. 4. Prince of Peace Contestant 2. 3. 4. Local Winner 4. County Winner 4. Martha Jane Carney “Feet” Marks and men have been my aim. Mixed Chorus 1. 2; Glee Club 1. 2: Class Sec'y 2; Y-Tens 1. 2. 3. 4. V. Pres. 4; Newcosean Assoc. Editor 4: Student Council 3. 4. Sec’y.-Treas. 3. 4; Masque and Gavel 3. 4. Treas. 4; Intra. Volleyball 1. 2; Intra. Basketball 2: Intra. Softball 1. 2; Girls' Athletic Assoc. 1. 2 Scholarship Team 3; Christmas Cantata 2; Sun-b nnM Girl 1; ‘Beauty and the Beef 3; “Death Takes a Holiday 4; Girls' Ensemble 2; Dist. Music Audition 2. Robert Merle Carr “Boh” A quiet studious chap. Hi-Y 2. 3. Boys' Fellowship 4; Industrial Arts Club 1; Varsity Football 2. 3. 4; Varsity N 3. 4; Track 3; Tumbling Team 2: Intra. Volleyball 1. 2. 3. 4; Intra. Softball 1. 2. 3; Beauty and the Beef 3. Rocilla Wrae Carr “Baby” It’s the songs you play and the smiles you wear That make the sunshine everywhere. Mixed Chorus 1. 4. V. Pres. 4; Glee Club 1. 2; Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Pres. 4; Pep Band 1. 2. 3; Dance Band 2: Orchestra 1. 2; Class Sec'y. 1. 3; Y-Teens 1. 2. 3. 4. Pres. 2. 4: Newcosean Alumni Editor 4; Student Council 2. 3. 4: National Honor Society 3. 4; Homecoming Attendant 4: Scholarship Team 1. 2. 3: Am. Legion Essay Winner 2; Christmas Cantata 4; Sunbonnet Girl 1; Prince of Peace Contestant 2. 3; Local Winner 3. SIXTEEN GLm ff950 Motto—Our goal the sky, our aim the stars Flower—Scarlet and White Carnations Colors—Scarlet and White BACCALAUREATE - - MAY 21 COMMENCEMENT - - MAY 24 Charles Angle Marilyn Bean Martha Jane Carney Richard Baker Darrell Beiter Robert Carr Joan Barnett Camilla Billings Wrae Carr SEVENTEEN Robert Edwin Chapman “Bunk” Strong of body, sound of mind, A beter man is hard to find. Class Soc. Chairman 4; Hi-Y 1; Newcosean Sports Editor 4; Hobby Club 3. 4; Industrial Arts Club 2; Varsity Football 2. 3. 4. Co-Captain 4: Varsity N 3. 4; Intra. Volleyball 1. 2. 3. 4: Intra. Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Intra. Softball 2. 3; Tumbling Team 2; ■‘Death Takes a Holiday 4: Buckeye Boys’ State. County Sheriff. 3. Gerry Ann Clough “Candy She may be a stenographer, but we like her type. Glee Club 2: Future Homemakers of America 4; Pottery Club 1. Sec’y. 1; Christmas Cantata 2. Jacqueline Coker “Jackie” I slept and dreamed that life was beauty; I woke and found that life was duty. Mixed Chorus 3. 4; Glee Club 1. 2. 3; Y-Teens 1. 2. 3. 4; National Honor Society 3. 4; Girls’ Athletic Assoc. 2: Am. Legicn Essay Winner 4: A Song Is Born’’ 3: Christmas Cantata 2. 4; Dist. Music Audition 2. Ralph Dean Combs “Moe” Able, active, with brains and poise, He does a lot without much noise. Class Treas. 1. V. Pres. 2; Hi-Y 1. 2. 3. Chaplain 2. 3: Newcosean Sales Manager 4; National Honor Society 2. 3. 4. V. Pres. 4; Industrial Arts Club 4. Soc. Chairman 4: Thespians 4. V. Pres. 4; Intra. Volleyball 1. 2; Scholarship Team 1; Buckeye Boys’ State 3. City Engineer: Am. Legion Essay Winner 1. 4; Beauty and the Beef 3. Lena Berenice Couts “Una” A thoughtful girl, a calm sweet face, And a heart that’s in its proper place. Mixed Chorus 1; Y-Teens 1. 2. 3: Future Homemakers of America 1. 4: Girls' Athletic Assoc. 1. 2. 3. 4: Intra. Vc I ley bail 2. 3. 4. Mary Kathryn Couts “Kay” I’ve trod the road of knowledge And now my feet are sore. Y-Teens 1. 2. 3: Future Homemakers of America 1. 2, 4: Girls’ Athletic Assoc. 1. 2; Intra. Volleyball 2. 3. Alice Pearl Davis “Judy” Silence and modesty are the best ornaments of women. Future Homemakers of America 4: Pottery Club 1. Pres. 1. Barbara Dianne Davis “Dee” By diligence she wins her way. Mixed Chorus 4; Band 2. 3. 4: Y-Teens 2. 3. 4; Newcosean Senior Editor 4; National Honor Society 2. 3. 4: Pottery Club 1. V. Pres. 1: Thespians 4; Intra. Volleyball 1; Scholarship Team 1. 2. 3: Prince of Peace Contestant 2; Am. Legion Essay Winner 1. 4. County Winner 4; Elks' Essay Contest Winner 3; Christmas Cantata 4: Beauty and the Beef” 3; Death Takes a Holiday” 4. Norma Jane Davis “Janie” God surely made a very wise choice, When He gave Norma her lovely voice. Mixed Chorus 2. 3. 4; Glee Club 2; Y-Teens 4; A Song Is Born 3: Christmas Cantata 2. 4; Dist. Music Audition 2; Music Festival 3. Donald Gene Duhamel “Duke” He is a man of quiet ways. Band 1. 2; Hobby Club 4: Industrial Arts Club 1. 2. Elinor Jane Fiecoat “Perky” Although a newcomer to this class, We find that “Perk” is a merry lass. Jewett High School 1. 2. 3; Mixed Chorus 4; Band 4: Y-Teens 4; Intra. Vo lleyball 4; Christmas Cantata 4. Kenneth Welker Ford “Kenny” When I grow up to be a man .... Mixed Chorus 1. 2. 3: Band 1. 2. 3. 4: Pep Band 1. 2. 3: Hi-Y 1; Industrial Arts Club 1. 2: Christmas Cantata 4; Sunbonnet Girl 1; Pottery Club 4: Beauty and the Beef 3. Mary Ann Gardner “Maggie” Good times she has at will, And her tongue is seldom still. Mixed Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4; Glee Club 1, 2: Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Y-Teens 1. 2. 3. 4; Future Homemakers of America 3: Intra. Softball 1. 2. 3: Intra. Volleyball 1. 2. 3. 4; Intra. Basketball 1. 2. 3, 4: Girls' Athletic Assoc. 1. 2. 3; A Song Is Born 3; Christmas Cantata 2, 4; Beauty and the Beef 3. Myles Floyd Greathouse “Bud” Why be serious? It isn’t any fun. Hobby Club 3, 4; Industrial Arts Club 1, 2. Larry Gordon Gwynn “Larry” When fun and duty clash, Let duty go to smash! Mixed Chorus 3: Hi-Y 1. 2. 3: Bovs' Fellowship 4. Treas. 4: Masque and Gavel 3. 4; Thespians 4: Intra. Volleyball 1. 2. 3. 4 A Song Is Born 3: Beauty and the Beef” 3: Death Takes a Holiday 4; Hi-Y Training Camp 4; P.A. System Announcer 4. Donald Roy Hammersley “Ham” Success comes thru hard work. Industrial Arts Club 1, 2. 3, 4. EIGHTEEN Robert Chapman Lena Couts Norma Davis Mary Ann Gardner Jerry Clough Mary Couts Donald Duhanel Myles Greathouse Jacqueline Coker Alice Davis Elinor Fiecoat Larry Gwynn Dean Combs Dianne Davis Kenneth Ford Donald Hammersley NINETEEN Donald Eugene Hannahs “Tidley” Speech is great, but silence is greater. Class Treasurer 3; Hl-Y 1. 2; Student Council 2; Hobby Club 4. V. Pres. 4; Football 2. 3. Varsity Football 3; Varsitv Basketball 3 Varsity N 3; Intra. Volleyball 1. 2. 3. 4 ; Intra. Softball 1. 2. 3. Francis Eugene Haver “Squirt” A friend to every lad and lass— What a credit to our class! Class Pres. 1. 4; Hl-Y 1. 2. 3. V. Pres. 1, 3. Pres. 2. Boys' Fellowship 4. Pres. 4; Newcosean Advertising Mgr. 4; Masque and Gavel 3. 4. V. Pres. 4; Thespians 4; Varsity Football 3. 4: Varsity N 3. 4; Intra. Volleyball 1. 2. 3. 4; Intra. Basketball 1. 2. 3; Intra. Softball 2. 3 Beauty and the Beef 3; Hl-Y Training Camp 2. 3; P.A. System Announcer 4. Kenneth Raymond Haver “Gord” A wonder — a boy of few words. Hobby Club 4; Industrial Arts Club 1. 2. 3. Ruby Louise Hayes “Ruby” Why not smile and have some fun; And take things easy as I have done. Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Pep Band 2; Orchestra 1. 2: Y-Teens 1. 2. 3. 4. Sec’y. 2. 4; Future Homemakers of America 4; Intra. Volleyball 1. 2; Christmas Cantata 4; Beauty and the Beef 3. Prompter; Dist. Music Audition 1. Harold Dean Hoffman “Satch” Another All-American have we here. When he plays ball—Stand up and cheer! Hl-Y 1. 2: Hobby Club 3. 4; Varsity Football 2. 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4. Varsity Basketball 3. 4; Varsity N 3. 4; Intra. Volleyball 1. 2. 3. 4: Intra. Basketball 1. 2; Intra. Softball 1. 2. 3; Baseball 2. Mildred Eleanor Hogue “Mildred.” Let mildness ever attend my tongue. Mixed Clnrus 3; Glee Club 2: Y-Teens 1. 2. 3. 4: Intra. Volleyball 1. 3. 4; Girls' Athletic Assoc. 2. 3; Intra. Softball 2; National Honor Society 4. Robert Dale Hootman “Dillinger” A little nonsense now and then Is relished by the wisest men. Hobby Club. 1. 2. 3. 4; Football 1; Intra. Volleyball 1; Track 3. Eileen Rose Hootman “Princess” A cheerful girl with a merry smile for all. Mixed Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4. Pres. 4; Glee Club 1. 2; Y-Teens 1. 2. 4; Hobby Club 3; Girls' Athletic Assoc. 1. 2. 3: A Song Is Born 3: Christmas Cantata 2. 4; Dist. Music Audition 2; Music Festival 3. Richard Jaynes “Red” I’m a senior going to graduate! Pinch me! See if I’m awake. Hobby Club 3. 4; Industrial Arts Club 1; Varsity Football 1. 2. 3. 4; Varsity N 3. 4; Intra. Volleyball 1. 2. 3. 4: Intra. Basketball 1. 2. 3; Intra. Softball 1. 2. 3; Baseball 2: Tumbling Team 2. Shirley Harriet John “Flash” She’s pretty to walk with, and witty to talk with. Mixed Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4; Glee Club 1. 2. 3; Y-Teens 1. 2. 4. Hobbv Club 3. Soc. Chairman; Librarian 2. 3. 4; Girls' Athletic Assoc. 1. 2. 3. Pres. 3; A Song Is Born 3; Christmas Cantata 2. 4; Dist. Music Audition 2; Music Festival 3; Girls' Ensemble 2; Office Girl 4. Norma Kathleen Johnson “Nan” There are lots of handsome men around, But there’s only one forme. Mixed Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4; Y-Teens 2. 4; Future Homemakers of America 2; A Song Is Born 3; Christmas Cantata 2. 4; Sunbonnet Girl” 1; Music Festival 3; Hobby Club 3. Sec'y.-Treas. 3. Ronald Melvin Kail “Smiley” Labor at leisure. Hi-Y 1; Hobbv Club 3. 4; Industrial Arts Club 2; Intra. Vo 1 lev ball 1. 2. 3. 4; Intra. Basketball 1. 2; Intra. Soft-ball I. 2. 3. Marilyn Ann Kohler “Kohler” Light haired and light headed. Y-Teens 1. 2. 3. 4; Future Homemakers of America 4. Soc. Chairman 4: Intra. Volleyball 1. 3. 4; Intra. Basketball 1. 2; Intra. Softball 1. 2. 3: Girls' Athletic Assoc. 2. 3; Cheerleader 4; Office Girl 1. 2. 3, 4; Beauty and the Beef 3. Mary Pearl Kohler “Minnie Pearl” What I must do is all that concerns me; not what others think. Mixed Chorus 1. 2. 3; Glee Club 1. 2; Band 3. 4; Pep Band 3; Y-Teens 1. 2. 3. 4; Future Homemakers of America 4; Intra. Volleyball 1. 2. 3. 4: Girls’ Athletic Assoc. 2. 3; Christmas Cantata 2. 4: Beauty and the Beef” 3. Prompter; Office Girl 1. 2. 3. 4; Dist. Music Audition 2. Vernon Gene Little “Gene” Friendly and easy going. Industrial Arts Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Harold Lee Maloy “Harold” I’ll work if I must but—. Hobby Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Intra. Volleyball 1, 2. TWENTY Donald Hannahs Harold Hoffman Richard Jaynes Marilyn Kohler Francis Haver Mildred Hogue Shirley John Mary Kohler Kenneth Haver Date Hootman Norma Johnson Gene Little Ruby Hayes Eileen Hootman Ronald Kail Harold Maloy TWENTY-ONE Donald Richard Ray William Meredith Mardis “Bill” I am not lazy; but I hate to work. Hobby Club 3; Industrial Arts Club 1. 2. 4; Tumbling Team 2. Ronald Francis Martin “Ronnie” I may be little but watch me, world. Waverly High School 1. 2; Y-Y 3; Boys’ Fellowship 4. Sgt. at Arms 4. Charles Clifford Mathews “Cliff” I never hurry Neither do I worry. Industrial Arts Club 1. 2; Intra. Softball 1. 2. Joseph William Miller “Billy” Theres nothing like work for a man to grow fat on. Hobby Club 3; Industrial Arts Club 1. 2. 4. Bonnie Lee Moore “Bon” It’s nice to be natural, When you’re naturally nice. Y-Teens 1. 2; Future Homemakers of America 4; Pottery Club 3. Earl Richard Murphy “Murph” Knowledge is proud that he has learned so much. Mixed Chorus 2. 3; Glee Club 1. 2; Hi-Y 1. 2. 3. 4; Bovs' Fellowship 4. Chaplain 4; Student Council 2; National H nor Society 3. 4. Pres. 4; Masque and Gavel 3. 4; Thespians 4. I res. 4; Intra. Volleyball 1. 2. 3. 4; Intra. Softball 2. 3; Scholarship Team 2. 3; A Song Is Born'' 3; Christmas Cantata 2: Beauty and the Beef 3; Death Takes a Holiday 4; P.A. System Announcer 4. “Dick” I never do today what I can put off till tomorrow Hi-Y 1. 2. Sgt. at Arms 2; Hobby Club 3. 4; Football 1. 2. 3. 4. Varsltv Football 2. 3. 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Varsitv Basketball 3. 4; Varsity N 3. 4; Intra. Volleyball 1 2. 3. 4: Intra. Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Intra. Soft-ball 1. 2. 3: Tumbling Team 2: Baseball 2: Stage Crew 3. 4: Beauty and the Beef 3; Death Takes a Holiday 4. Robert Michael Rennard “Dude” Friends, Romans. Countrymen, lend me your ears St. Boniface. Cleveland 1. 2; Class Pres. 3: Hobby Club 3. 4. Pres. 4; Masque and Gavel 3; Thespians 4; Football 3 Intra. Volleyball 3; Intra. Basketball 3; Beauty and the Beef” 3; Death Takes a Holiday 4. Gerald Dean Riggle “Piggy The best way to be happy is to have a good time. Hl-Y 1. 2. 3; Industrial Arts Club 4; Varsity Football 2. 3. 4; Varsitv N 3. 4; Intra. Volleyball 1. 2. 3. 4; Intra. Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Intra. Softball 1. 2. 3; Tumbling Team 2; Projection Crew 1. 2. 3. 4. Shirley Mar jean Risher “Marjean” A grin or a smile, you could see it a mile. Mixed Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4; Glee Club 1. 2. 3; Y-Teens 1. 2; Future Homemakers of America 1. 2. 3; Pottery Club 3. 4. Pres. 3; Librarian 1. 2. 3. 4; Intra. Volleyball 1. 2; Girls’ Athletic Assoc. 1. 2: A Song Is Born-Si Christmas Cantata 2. 4; Sunbonnet Girl 1: Beauty and the Beef 3. Business Mgr.; Office Girl 3. 4. John Allen Murphy “Johnny” The surest way not to fail is to determine to succeed. Mixed Chorus 2. 3: Glee Club 1. 2: Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Pep Band 1. 2. 3; Class V. Pres. 3; Hi-Y 1. 2. 3. V. Pres. 1. Sec’y. 2; Boys' Fellowship 4: Newcosean Editor-In-Chief 4; National Honor Society 2. 3. 4; Masque and Gavel 3. 4. Thespians 4; Intra. Volleyball 1. 2. 3. 4: Intra. Basketball 3: Intra. Softball 2. 3: Scholarship Team 1. 2. 3 Buckeye Boys’ State 3; Am. Legion Essay Winner 1. 2. 4. County Winner 1; A Song Is Born 3; Christmas Cantata 2. 4; Beauty and the Beef 3; Death Takes a Holiday” 4; Hi-Y Congress 1: Rotary World Affairs Institute 4; Speech League Contestant 3. 4; P.A. System Announcer 4. James Daniel Patterson “Jim” Happy indeed, and blest is he, Who free from troubles can always be. Class Pres. 2; Hl-Y 1. 2. Treas. 2: Hobby Club 4; Intra. Vollevball 1. 2. 3. 4; Intra. Basketball 3; Intra. Softball l. 2. 3. Mary Lou Roe “Lulu” Ambition is no cure for love, so why struggle? Mixed Chorus 1. 2: Glee Club 1. 2; Y-Teens 1. 2. 3. 4; Future Homemakers of America 3. 4. Pres. 4; Masque and Gavel 3. 4. Asst. Soc. Chairman 4; Thespians 4. Clerk 4; Librarian 3. 4; Intra. Volleyball 1. 3. 4; Intra. Basketball 2; Girls' Athletic Assoc. 2. 3; Prince of Peace Contestant 2. 3. 4. Local Winner 2. 3. County Winner 3; Speech League Winner 4; Intra. Softball 1. 2. 3: Christmas Cantata 2; Sunbonnet Girl 1: Beauty and the Beef 3; Death Takes a Holiday” 4. Janice Ruth Rogers “Janny” Beautiful behavior is the finest of fine arts. Mixed Chorus 3; Glee Club 2; Y-Teens 1. 2. 3. 4; National Honor Society 3. 4; Intra. Volleyball 1, 3. 4: Intra. Basketball 2; Intra. Softball 1. 2. 3; Girls Athletic Assoc. 2. 3; Scholarship Team 3; Beauty and the Beef 3; Girls' Ensemble 2. Barbara Jean Proud “Barbara” The world’s no better if we worry, Life’s no longer if we hurry. Mixed Chorus 2. 3. 4; Glee Club 2: Y-Teens 1. 2. 3. 4. Treas. 2: Christmas Cantata 2. 4: Beruty and the Beef 3; Dist. Music Audition 2. John Jerome Ross “Jerry” A girl, a girl, my kingdom for a girl. Caldwell High School 1.2; Hi-Y 3; Hobby Club 4. Soc. Chairman 4; Varsity Football 3. 4; Intra. Volleyball 3; [ntra. Basketball 3. 4. TWENTY-TWO William Mardis Bonnie Moore Barbara Proud Marjean Risher Ronald Martin Earl Murphy Richard Ray Mary Lou Roe Clifford Mathews John Murphy Robert Rennard Janice Rogers William Miller James Patterson Geary Riggle Jerry Ross TWENTY-THREE Martha Jane Sarchet “Martha” Curly hair and pretty eyes, She should win a beauty prize. Plainfield High School 3; Mixed Chorus 2. 4; Y-Teens 4; Future Homemakers of America 2; Pottery Club 2; Girls' Athletic Assoc. 2. 4: Christmas Cantata 4. George Franklin Saylor “Boo” I never trouble trouble till trouble troubles me. Mixed Chorus 2. 3. 4; Glee Club 2. 3; Hi-Y 3; Industrial Arts Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Sec'y. 2. V. Pres. 4: Football 1, 2. 3. 4 Varsity Football 3. 4; Varsity N 3. 4; Tumbling Team 2; Intra. Softball 1. 2; Beauty and the Beef 3. Dallas Eugene Shephard “Charlie” He who invented work should have finished it. Industrial Arts Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Intra. Volleyball 1, 2. 3. 4. Margaret Esther Snedeker “Esther” Free from worry, free from care, When she talks, she says her share. Pottery Club 3. 4; Beauty and the Beef” 3. Asst. Business Mgr. Donald Dean Silverthorne “Silvie” In athletics he’s the best, In everything he’s stood the test. Student Council 4. Pres. 4: Industrial Arts Club 1, 2. 3. 4; Football 1. 2. 3. 4; Varsity Football 3. 4; Basketball 2. 3. 4. Varsity Basketball 3. 4; Varsity N 3. 4; Intra. Volleyball 1. 2. 3. 4; Intra. Basketball 2. 3. 4: Intra. Softball 1. 2. 3: Track 3: Buckeye Boys' State 3: Stage Crew 1. 2. 3. 4. Asst. Mgr. 3. Mgr. 4; Beauty and the Beef” 3. Patricia Ann Silverthorne “Pat” If days are blue and lessons hard Pat’s good times are never marred. Y-Teens 1. 2. 3. 4: Intra. Volleyball 1. 3. 4; Intra. Basketball 2; Intra. Softball 1. 2. 3; Girls' Athletic Assoc. 1. 2. 3; Office Girl 4. Cathryn Lou Stalter “Kitty” She moves about with quiet grace. Mixed Chorus 1. 4; Glee Club 1: Y-Teens 1. 2. 3. 4: Future Homemakers of America 1; Intra. Volleyball 4; Intra. Basketball 2; Intra. Softball 2. 3; Beauty and the Beef” 3. Hazel Marie Tedrow “Hazel” Pretty eyes, pretty hair, Never known to have a care. Mixed Chorus 2. 3. 4; Glee Club 2: Y-Teens 1, 2. 3. 4; Student Council 4; Future Homemakers of America 4: Girls' Athletic Assoc. 2. 3. 4; Intra Volleyball 1. 2. 3, 4: A Song Is Born” 3; Christmas Cantata 2. 4. Dale Eldon Thompson “Tommy” I’m willing to study when nothing else occurs. Mixed Chorus 1; Glee Club 1; Hi-Y 1. 2. 3: Boys' Fellowship 4. Sec'y. 4; Varsity Basketball Mgr. 3. 4; Varsity N 3. 4 Intra. Volleyball 2. 4; Intra. Softball 2. 3; Scholarship Team 1. 2; Hi-Y Training Camp 3; Sun-b.;nnet Girl 1. Mary Alice Titus “Mat” This intellectual pearl, we all surmise, Is as cute and dainty as she is wise. Mixed Chorus 1. 2. 3: Glee Club 1, 2; Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Sec'y. 3. Soc. Chairman 4; Pep Band 3; Orchestra 3; Y-Teens 1. 2. 3. 4. Soc. Chairman 3; Student Council 1. 2. Sec'y. 2; National Honor Society 2. 3. 4. Treas. 4; Masque and Gavel 3; Thespians 4, Sec'y. 4; Homecoming Attendant 4; Scholarship Team 1. 2. 3; A Song Is Born 3; Christmas Cantata 2. 4; Sunbonnet Girl 1; Beauty and the Beef” 3; Death Takes a Holiday” 4. Harold Ray Van Voorhis “Beeb” Veni, Vidi, Vici. Class V. Pres. 4; HI-Y 1. 2. 3. Pres. 2; Student Council 1. 3. V. Pres. 3; Varsity Football 3. 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4. Varsitv Basketball 3. 4: Varsity N 3. 4: Intra. Volleyball 1. 2. 3. 4; Intra. Softball 1. 2. 3; Scholarship Team 1; Am. Legion Essay Winner 2; Baseball 2. Donald Lee Vogt “Don” You will seldom meet with any man Who knows more and says less. Industrial Arts Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Scholarship Team 3. Barbara Lou Walters “Bob” Tho’ full of pep, fun, and play, A slight breeze could blow her away. Mixed Chorus 4; Class Soc. Chairman 1. 3. Treas. 2. 4: Y-Teens 1. 2. 3. 4; Girls' Athletic Assoc. 1; Cheerleader 2. 3. 4; Homecoming Queen Attendant 1. 3. Queen 4. Marjorie Ruth Wearsch “Marge” Somehow, I just can’t make my eyes behave. Y-Teens 3. 4; Future Homemakers of America 4; Homecoming Attendant 2. 4. Doris Luella Yarn ell “Body” For her we say, “It won’t be long, The male influence is very strong.” Y-Teens 2; Future Homemakers of America 2. 4; Girls Athletic Assoc. 1. 2; Pottery Club 1. TWENTY-FOUR Martha Sarchet Donald Silverthorne Dale Thompson Barbara Walters George Saylor Patricia Silverthorne Mary Alice Titus Marjorie Wearsch Dallas Shephard Cathryn Stalter Harold Van Voorhis Jean Welsch Rothenstein Esther Snedeker Hazel Tedrow Donald Vogt Doris Yarnell TWENTY-FIVE Patricia Ann Portz “Pat” Where there’s a will there’s a way. Mixed Chorus 1; Glee Club 1: Band 1. 2; Y-Teens 1. 2. 3. 4; Future Homemakers of America 2; Intra. Volleyball 1; Intra. Basketball 1: Intra. Softball 1; Girls' Athletic Assoc. 1. 2. SENIOR CLASS PLAY December 1st and 2nd. 1949 Seated: Joan Barnett, Mary Lou Roe. Standing: Earl Murphy, Mary Alice Titus, Larry Gwynn, Bob Rennard, Dick Baker, Dianne Davis, John Murphy Bob Chapman, Martha Jane Carney, Dick Ray, Camilla Billings. Grazia faints on returning from the garden. The Shadow appears Corrado starting for the garden in pursuit of the Shadow. Cora -Fedele -Duke Lambert Alda Duchess Stephanie Princess of San Luca Baron Cesarea VaJzeA. a Jloiiday Director—Mrs. Ralph Portz CAST Camilla Billings Richard Ray Robert Rennard Martha Jane Carney Mary Lou Roe Dianne Davis John Murphy Rhoda Fenton Eric Fenton Corrado Grazia Joan Barnett Robert Chapman Larry Gwynn Mary Alice Titus His Serene Highness, Prince Sirki of Vitalba Alexandri - Earl Murphy Major Whitread - Richard Baker r TWENTY-SIX UJ A e 7 May 1965 “Howdy folks! This is Station WNCT Newcomerstown, Ohio, bringing you the early morning Headlines by Hannahs. This program is sponsored by Riggle’s Cud Chewers Company, manufacturers of ‘Dairy Products with Personality’. Now here’s Hannahs with a concise picture of the news for May 24, 1965.” “Good morning! This is Don Hannahs. “The Ohio versus Barnett case has been dropped by the Grand Jury because of lack of evidence. State Attorney, Richard Baker, had accused Joan Banett, the well known news photographer, of taking unauthorized shots of the State Electronic Research Plant, which is supervised by Earl Murphy, and sending them to Senator Robert Rennard. The Senator is suspected of un-American activities. Francis Haver, Miss Barnett’s lawyer, produced the pictures in question and they proved to be nothing more than pictures left over from the 1950 Newcosean. “Dr. Robert Chapman, dentist, and his assistant. Ruby Hayes, have just completed experiments on a new type of denture with removable teeth, interchangeable for daytime and evening wear. “The president of the 3G’s (Gwynn’s Glorified Groceries) Chain, Larry Gwynn, is being sued by Harold Hoffman, owner of Hoffman Hereford Farms Inc. at Dry Gulch, Arizona, for relabelling meat coming from his packing house. The manager of Hoffman’s farm. Bill Miller, brought the situation to the owner’s attention. Don Dunamel, the packing house superintendent, says he is not involved. The manager of the local 3G’s Market says that all beef he receives is labelled by his firm. Gwynn claims that J. Jerome Ross, the H.H.F.’s salesman, sold him the right to relabel the meat. Thus far Ross hasn’t confirmed the statement. “The R. F. Martin Air Craft Corporation announced last week that Donald Vogt, a Certified Public Accountant, had found their books in bad shape. Now what appeared to be a serious financial situation is known to have been the result of an oversight on the part of the firm’s head bookkeeper, Patricia Silverthorne. “State Highway Commissioner, Gene Little, has issued a final warning to all heavy hauling companies. Further violations of the load limit laws will be punished by the revoking of truck operators’ licenses indefinitely. The Carry-Most Trucking Company, owned by Clifford Mathews, is said to be the worst offender. Last week ‘Dillinger’ Hoot-man, County Sheriff, arrested two of Mathew’s drivers, Charles Angle, and Bill Mardis for over-loading. “Last night the Trojan Plaza was opened by Jim Patterson. The building was designed by Dean Combs, architect. Mary Alice Titus, of Interiors by Titus, Cleveland, supervised the decor. The furnishinigs include some excellent pieces of classic art collected by the distinguished artist Jacqueline Coker, who is studying in Italy. “Donald Hammerslej of the Hammersley Farmasootical Kompany reports that his technicians, Elinor Fiecoat and Marilyn Kohler, have discovered a new drug for baldness, but tests on billiard balls are not complete.” “The well known adventuress, Patricia Portz, will leave for Tibet this week with an expedition looking for prehistoric remains.” “John Murphy of the Energetic Engineering and Construction Company, that recently affiliated with Jaynes’ Tile and Brick Company, has bought the right to a new type of plaster compound. This chemical, developed by scientist Donald D. Silverthorne, can be used to regulate the setting time of any plaster. TWENTY-SEVEN “The local Roxy Theatre manager, Barbara Walters, has reported a fifty thousand dollar loss in the fire that swept the theatre early this morning. Kitty Stalter, supervisor of the local telephone exchange, says that Harold Maloy, Roxy owner, cannot be reached. “Dale Thompson, veterinarian at the Shep Collie Kennels, owned by Dallas Shephard, has reported that the last of the strain of ‘Barkless Collies’ which they had developed has died. “The Hit Happy Baseball Team, managed by Darrell Beiter, a former local athletic star, is scheduled to play their first game of the season at Durtschi Park this afternoon. “County Health Nurses Mary Kohler and Mary Ann Gardner have discovered that the shampoo used at the Curola Beauty Salon, operated by Mary Gouts, is the chief cause of the skin irritation suffered by such prominent members of local society as Mrs. Bonnie Moore Ford, Mrs. Martha Sarchet Carruthers, Mrs. Marjorie Wearsch Hart, and Mrs. Doris Yarnell Stahl. This Shampoo which is a poduct of the Carr Curl Care Preparations Company, owned by Robert M. Carr, will be temporarily withdrawn from the market.” “Two of the high school teachers here in Newcomerstown, namely Marilyn Bean, Physical Education instructor, and Camilla Billings, Speech director, have gone on strike. It seems that the principal, Harold Van Voorhis. has been allowing the History teacher, his wife (nee Martha Jane Carney) what these teachers consider special privileges. They say the}- will strike until present conditions are corrected. “Tonight’s program at Carnegie Hall in New York will be a concert given by Norma Davis, the Metropolitan Culoratura Soprano, and Wrae Carr, a reknowned concert pianist. Next week, the Discordant Philarmonic Orchestra, under the baton of Kenneth W. Ford, will give a benefit performance for the City Cousins’ Country Camp. Dianne Davis, from the Quiz Kid Kindergarten, will be Camp Director this summer.” “Jerry Clough, Lena Couts, Alice Davis, and Hazel Tedrow are opening the Commercial College for Dilletante Typists next week in the former Snedeker Real Estate Office. Miss Snedeker has moved her agency to the WNCT Building. “Now' for some humor in the news or I should say the local Daily New's Mistake. In last Saturday’s issue you may have read: “ ‘For Sale, a 1960 truck complete with jet engine, in the Downtown Buckhorn Church tomorrow for only $1.’ The editor, Barbara Proud, wishes to apologize for the error. It should have read: ‘For Sale, a 1960 truck complete with jet engine. See Kenneth Haver, owner, Gord’s Garage.’ “ ‘Reverend George Saylor will conduct regular Sunday Services in the Downtown Buckhorn Church tomorrow'.’ “ ‘I give hour long piano lessons at my home for only $1. Miss Marjean Risher, Goodrich Street.’ “That’s all for now'. Until tomorrow this is your newscaster Don Hannahs. Here again is your friendly announcer.” “Listen to Headlines w'ith Hannahs tomorrow. Now' stay tuned for the Happy Housewives Hour with Emcees Eileen Hootman and Shirley John. Their guests today will be Mrs. Marv Roe Gates, Mrs. Janice Rogers Kohl. Mrs. Norma Johnson Stein-bach, and Mrs. Mildred Houge Bucklew. Don’t forget the WNCT Television Program starring crooner Dick Ray tonight. “Your announcer has been Smiley Kail. This is station WNCT, 1965 on your calendar.” Script Writers: Dianne Davis, Jacqueline Coker. Collaborators: Dean Combs, Robert Chapman. TWENTY-EIGHT 10U'4, Who- 2my Questions Who is the: Best School Spirited? Most Studious? Best Athlete? Best Actor? Ablest Speaker? Most Dignified? Best Looking? Best Dressed? Wittiest? Most Popular? Smoothest Dancer? Best Vocalist? Best Instrumentalist? Most Likely to Succeed? Girls Marilyn Bean Martha Jane Carney Jacqueline Coker Mary Lou Roe Mary Lou Roe Janice Rogers Barbara Walters Marilyn Bean Eileen Hootman Barbara Walters Mary Alice Titus Norma Davis Wrae Carr Dianne Davis Answers Boys Francis Haver John Murphy Darrell Beiter Earl Murphy Robert Rennard Donald Vogt Harold Van Voorhis Dean Combs Richard Jaynes Francis Haver Larry Gwynn Richard Ray Kenneth Ford John Murphy CIgmWill We. the members of the Senior Class of 1950 of Newcornerstown High School. in the city of Newcornerstown. in the State of Ohio, having endured four years of higher learning, and thus being of supposedly educated and sound minds, do hereby renounce our claim to certain of our possessions, real or imaginary, virtuous or otherwise, in this our last will and testament by' the following bequests: ARTICLE I I. Charles Angle, leave the road to the Twin Cities burned up. I. Richard Baker, bequeath my football shoes to anyone who can fill them. I, Joan Barnett, leave my tardy excuses to Bob Titus who I know can use them. I, Marilyn Bean, will my big mouth to Faye Quillen. I. Camilla Billings, bequeath my fourth period conferences with Mrs. Portz to La Vonne Bethel. I. Martha Jane Carney, depart, sorry that Durtschi didn’t move. I. Bob Carr, leave with the women still on my trail. I. Wrae Carr, will my last bell walks to Dick Roe, Bill Cornell, and Mr. Durtschi. I, Bob Chapman, bestow my way with the women upon Lester Paulum. I. Jackie Coker, bequeath my ability to laugh heartily at Mr. Sharrock’s corny, stale, and broken down jokes to all unfortunate Juniors. I Dean Combs, leave, not yet caught up on my thinking. I. Lena Couts, will my long, tight skirts to Patsy Beiter. I, Mary Couts, bequeath my innocent look in times of need to Larry Atkinson. I. Barbara (Dee-Ann) Davis, hope that I am leaving Diane behind. I. Don Duhamel. leave my books for Jim Herbert to slave over. I, Elinor Fiecoat, depart regretfully, after only one year at N. H. S. I, Kenny Ford, will my yellow pants and red and w'hite polka dot shirt to Marc Davis. I. Mary Ann Gardner, leave Mr. Russell wondering about those boys in Newark. I. Myles Greathouse, leave with all the rest. I, Larry Gwynn leave the Nash still panting”. I. Don Hammersly, intrust my desk in Physics Class to anyone crazy enough to take it. I, Ruby Hayes, leave the band without a piccolo. I, Dale Hootman, leave with my alias, John Dillinger, for Chicago. I. Mildred Hogue, leave for West Lafayette. I, Dick Jaynes, will my short legs and short arms to Bob Lindell. I. Norma Johnson, leave for Port” and Kenny Steinbach. I, Ronnie Kail, bequeath my smiling and friendly ways to Ronnie Vogt. I. Marilyn Kohler, leave my daily trips to Russ’s to Molly Beaver. I, Mary Kohler, bequeath my ability to run thru the school house in five minutes to Kay Thomas. I Gene Little, instrust .my copying to anyone who can get away with it. I, Ronnie Martin, bequeath my stature to Cliff Wilson. TWENTY-NINE I, Clifford Mathews, leave for Londonderry. I, Bonnie Moore, bequeath my inability to get Shorthand dictation to Moira Saylor. I, Pat Portz, leave N. H. S. a year ahead of time, very happy. I, Barbara Proud, leave my Journalism paper blank. I, Dick Ray, leave. GOODBYE ! ! ! I, Bob Rennard, depart, leaving Bobbie Ann trying to figure out my Spanish conversations with Louise. I, Geary Riggle, leave “Kimbolton” Booth still talking. I, Marjean Risher will my curly hair to Mr. Braden. I, Mary Lou Roe, bequeath my daily trip to the mail box to anyone unfortunate enough to have a fellow in the Army. I Janice Rogers, will my brown eyes to Kitten Taylor. I, Martha Jane Sarchet, leave as Mrs. John Carruthers. I, George Saylor, am leaving, - - - still single. I. Don Silverthorne, leave Carol Patterson, regretfully. I, Pat Silverthorne, depart in a Black Ford. I, Esther Snedeker, will my height to Norma Baker. I Kitty Stalter, bequeath my nightly trips up and down the aisles of the Rita Theater to Gloria Triplet. I, Dale Thompson, leave the study hall seat in front of Molly, empty. I, Mary Alice Titus, bequeath my dainty walk to Mary Hootman. I, Harold Van Voorhis, leave N. H. S.. wondering WHY Durtschi never moved? I, Don Vogt, leave lot of books to be examined. I, Barbara Walters, leave without Dean Combs. Darn it ! ! I, Marge Wearsch, leave to be with Don. I, Doris Yarnell, leave my wearing of jeans to Shirley Mardis. ARTICLE II We. Darrell Beiter and Francis Haver, bequeath our studious ways to Ruth McFadden and Max Roeder. We, Alice Davis and Hazel Tedrow leave our ability to get out early to anyone lucky enough to get away with it. We. Norma Davis and Gerry Clough, will our ability to beat the tardy bell to anyone who lacks experience. We, Satch Hoffman and Don Silverthorne, bequeath our height to Willie Shearer and Dennis Belle. We. Eileen Hootman and Shirley John, leave our daily trips up town at noon for chocolate cokes to Shirley Bond. We. Earl and John Murphy, do hereby bequeath our talents for aggravating teachers to Carolyn Wolff and Mary Schlupp. We, Jim Patterson, Dallas Shepherd, and Don Hannahs leave—because we have to, not because we want to. We. Harold Maloy and Jerry Ross leave Ed Scott, alias the “Cambridge Kid”, to ride the “Ridge”. We Keneth Haver, Bill Mardis, and Bill Miller. Leave. You Want More? ARTICLE III We, the Seniors of the E.C.O.L. Football Championship Team, leave many championships to be won by on-coming Trojans. We, the Senior girls of Shorthand II Class, having had good intentions, leave still unable to hand in a mailable letter. We, the members of the Newcosean Staff, leave any errors in this book uncorrected. ARTICLE IV We, the Senior Class, leave Miss Duff badly in need of artificial respiration, because of the engagement ring, which is cutting off her circulation. We, the Seniors, leave Mrs. Phillips still teaching that there hain’t no such word as ain’t. We, the American Problems Classes, leave Miss Stoner with various bad effects caused by our political mud-slinging. . To all our understanding teachers we leave these words of consolation “We don’t come in duplicate. ARTICLE V To the less experienced Juniors we leave our dignity. To the struggling Sophomores we bequeath any dispensible intelligence in our possession. To the faltering Freshman we gladly relinquish our “love” of learning. To all students we leave any remaining books, desks, and teachers, who may have survived our high school days. We. the Senior Class, having herein disposed of our most significant and desirable property ask only that all underclassmen show their appreciation of our generous gifts by restraining their joy at our departure until we have ceased to exist as a “body” so that we may have only the pleasantest memories of our days at N. H. S. In witness thereof, we have hereunto subscribed our name, on the twenty-fourth day of May. in the year nineteen hundred and fifty. The Senior Class of 1950 of Witnessed by: Newcomerstown High School. tiXiarute SXcuUb acqjue£uit Qakeb $) an GamAb THIRTY GlaMei 1951-1955 This is Bob McPherson, President of the Junior Class: The Presidents of the Classes 1951-1955, Ronnie Yanai, Diane Duff, Jerry Beiter, Harry I.ons, and myself extend congratulations to the members of the Class of 1950 and wish them lots of luck, success, and happiness. THIRTY-ONE jjlMAMd, President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Social Chairmen Robert McPherson Barbara Whyde Betty Cordrey Fred Schlupp Ed Scott and Barbara Ann Ortt FIRST ROW—Betty Cordrey, Leanna Clutter, Marjorie Hursey, Twila Gallagher, Evelyn Cramlett, Barbara Angle, Sara Asher, Marjorie Beaver, La Vonne Bethel, Mary Dansby. SECOND ROW—Charles Groff, Nick Collins, Richard Casteel, Gene Baker, Charles Clough, Marvin Carr, Dick Campbell, Mr. Sharrock. THIRD ROW—Bernard Booth, Jack Baker, Glenn Everhart, Robert Bell. Tom Gainor, Charles Connor, Jane Addy. FIRST ROW Miss Macmillan Jean Wise, Beverly Tedrick, Faye Quillen, Joan McDonnell, Shirley Riggs, Barbara Whyde, Kathryn Taylor, Sarah Swigert, Richard McDonnell, Michael Morris. SECOND ROW Bill Regula, Richard Schwarm, Marvin Stocker, Dwain Sanders, Arlie Wiandt, Frederick Schlupp, Richard Mathias, Gail Rice, Mike Lenzo, Harry Meek. THIRD ROW-Dick Robinson, Bob Loveless, Dwight Van Sickle, Robert Lindell, Clifford Wilson Eddie Scott, Jim Taylor, Gary McClary, Charles Thompson, Robert Titus. FIRST ROW Pat Portz, Shirley Bond, Bonnie Reinhart, Gloria Triplett, Ruth Haines, Dorothy Walkup, Miss Gehrke. SECOND ROW—Bob Rice, Barbara Waller, Robert McPherson. Louise Hughes, Marjorie Paulum, Barbara Plants, Ruby Dixon. Not in Picture—Robert Berger, Jim Herbert, Herschel Hewitt, Eleanor Angle, Doris Emler, Barbara Ortt. THIRTY-TWO THIRTY-THREE apJdO-moAM- FIRST ROW Shirley Fillman, Ruby Lee Dansby Eula Faye Caldwell, Mary Ann Caldwell, Marjorie Addy, Grace Angle, Jeanette Duhamel, Norma Baker, Jack Ellis. SECOND ROW—Mrs. George. Earl Etter, Don Best. Odis Dansby, Bob Duffy, Jack Foraker, Robert Buzan. Dick Bassett, Glenn Bricker. THIRD ROW Bill Cornell, Marc Davis, Danny Everhart, Jerry Beiter, Larry Atkinson, Keith Dennis. David Doss, Neal Frenton. FIRST ROW Blanch Miller, Marilyn Moore, Ruth McFadden, Mary Ann Kelly, Marjorie Harding, Donna Myers, Helen Mardis, Lova Kunkle, Norma Heston, Mr. Hinds. SECOND ROW—Russ Neal, Mary Hootman, Jim Mullen. Don Little, David Nay, Robert McDonnell. Richard Nolan, Pat McCants. Betty Mathews, Melva Little, Allen Hennis. THIRD ROW Bob Lehman Dick Hackenbracht, Roger Hart, Gary Jurin, Clarence Johnson. Floyd McCoun, Charles Kail, Ray Meek. FIRST ROW Patricia Yoak, Shirley Stewart Carmella Ricketts, Carol Triplett, Carol Patterson, Rosa Torgler, Lucille Smith, Moira Saylor. Thomasina Postlewaite. SECOND ROW—Gerald Snell. Bob Watson. Bill Shaw, Mary Schlupp, Carolyn Wolff, Ann Tilton, Carolyn Wigfield, Joan Walters, Max Sharrock. THIRD ROW—Ronald Vogt Dennis Welsch, Wallace Weaver, Max Roeder, Mary Lou Portz, Ted Swigert, Mr. Davis. Not in Picture—John Ott, Jesse McVey, Bob Clum. Ivan Ellis, Glenn England. President................................Jerry Beiter Vice President...........................Ted Swigert Secretary....................................Grace Angle Treasurer..................................Carolyn Wolff Social Chairman ----- Glenn Bricker THIRTY-FOUR THIRTY-FIVE FIRST ROW Donald Baker, Dennis Belle, Patsy Beiter, Joan Cunningham, June Carney, Shirley Clemens, Francis Graham, Louise Hammersley, Nancy Booth, Dorcas Dawson, Shirley Couts, Phyllis Cunningham. SECOND ROW Mr. Riffle, Joy Harrison. Donald Baker. David Bilings, Don Gatten, Bill Greathouse, Don Hardy, Sue Gay, Veryl Combs, Dorothy Angle, Shirley Coker, Marjorie Groff, Mr. Braden. THIRD ROW Tom Basehart. Walter Hannahs, Jerry Hardy, Jim Barcus, Junior Beal, Jim Barthalow, Carl Gray Harold Casteel, Bob Hall, Shirley Gephart, Jeannine Doss, Noreene Ford, Bill Burkey. FIRST ROW Mary Little, Shirley McGee, Shirley Mardis, Peggy Kehl, Jennie Mack, Janie Lewis, Francis Hildebrand, Rosemary Lahmers, Sue Kohl, Delores Hicken-bottom, Joy Horn. SECOND ROW Norma McCormick. Joyce Johnson, Dora Meek, Geneva Myers, Larry Longsworth. Scott Martin, Shirley Haver, Bob Lawrence, Don Neal, Bob Hash-man, John Harris. THIRD ROW John Morrison, Cliff Newby, Ralph Harris, Clifford Lehman, Kenneth Loader, Mr. Riffle, Nancy Irwin, Bob Little, Dorothy Mardis, Patsy McElhaney, Doris Lyons, David MacQueen. FIRST ROW Shirley Walters, Kay Thomas. Sally Russell. Shirley Nolan. Mildred Vanderhoff, Joanne Tufford, Carolyn Regula Joyce Watson, Olive Williams, Shirley Stocker, Willis Shearer, Lester Paulum. SECOND ROW—Evelyn Van Syoc, Patsy Warner, Mary Lou Thompson, Carolyn Patton, Thelma Shadowens, June Postlewaite, Charles Sanders, Bill Sickles, David Norman, Bob Speer, Jack Plants, Roland Snell, Bruce Norman, Denny Triplett, Mr. Braden. THIRD ROW Doris Stocker, Ruth Wolf, Shirley Norman, Donna Whyde, Laura Jean Wilson, Gail Romig, Glenn Rhoades, Ray Ott, Ronnie Yanai, Dick Roe, Don Norman, Dick Shaw. Not in picture—Robert Miller, Jane Greathouse, Juanita Johns. President..................................Ronnie Yanai Vice President...............................Bill Burkey Secretary.................................Shirley Gephart Treasurer ------- Dick Roe Social Chairman - - - Evelyn Van Syoc THIRTY-SIX THIRTY-SEVEN Zkfkth Qn xde FIRST ROW—Doris Jean Tedrick, Doris Ellen Beall. Ronnie Bonnell, Bill Hicken-bottom, Roy Woods, Beverly Norman. Mayme Couts, Neva Williams Eugene Schlupp. SECOND ROW—Ervin Rothenstein. Naundice Oldt, Marsha Peoples, Donna Ford, Marlene Stewart, Carol Weilant, Delores Wyde, Bill Rowland, Mr. WolfT. THIRD ROW -Glenn Walkenspaw, Aaron Swank. Kathrine Prater. Doris Ann Tedrick, Shirley Ann Kennedy, Franklin Spring, Floyd Zeigler Tommy Saylor, Dick Basehart, Eugene Wilkin. FIRST ROW—JoAnn Basiletti, Judy Castle. Nancy Mulvane, Beverly Carr, Marilyn Mullen, Norma Dixon. Rachel Horn. Lucille Eckelberry, Jerry Baker. Bill Hall. George Brady, Mr. Smith. SECOND ROW—Bonnie Carney, Barbara Carr. Diane Duff Connie Bates, Hazel Campbell, Everett Bundy, Harley Campbell. Jimmy Freehan, James Beals. THIRD ROW—Reuben Etter, Jesse Basset. Wayne Greathouse. Jim Bailey, Gary Gadd. Jay Fairchild, Darrell Berkshire, Gary Berkshire, Bob Hammersley. FIRST ROW—Mrs. Stoll, Doris June Kail, Delbert Kunkle, Betty McClary. Mary McGinnis, Carol Hart, Earl Mackey, Don Roy King. Milton Lehman, Patty Porcher. SECOND ROW—Bonnie Loader, Etta Mae Kissell, Keith Ley, Gene Lyons. Evelyn Malvin, Lavonne Egler, Betty Plants, Wanita Norman, Ruth Ann Plants, Jerry Leonard. THIRD ROW—Charles Opphile. Bill Ross Edmund Johnson. Eugene Riley, Robert Miller, Clyde Mathews, Max Moore, Gail Robinson, Donald McCoun, Paul Roan. Not in Picture—Mary Ripley, Jerry Affolter, Eugene Smith, Glen Shaffer. President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Social Chairman Diane Duff Ronnie Bonnell Mayme Couts Beverly Norman Jo Ann Basiletti THIRTY-EIGHT THIRTY-NINE MeAJ ntli Q ade FIRST ROW John McCormick, Ramon Wilson, Duke Heller, Enos Loader. Donald Miller, David Lauer, Norma Rufer, Roberta Moore, Jack Miller, Jack Norman Dorothy Postlewait. SECOND ROW Harry Lyons, John McConnell, Larry Dansby, Carl Smith, Wanda Rogers, Nancy Gardner, Barbara Froelich, Rita Clouse, Geneva Mack, Mrs. Mercer. THIRD ROW—Jack Dennis, Carl Lauver, Carolyn Meek, Darlene Moore, La Von Norman, Darlene Ross, Tommy Elliot, Janet Portz, Barbara Atkinson. Beverly Lyons. FIRST ROW Jim Baker, Ronnie Berkshire, Walter Brenneman. Tommy Coker, Dale Everhart. Charles Marlatt, Barbara Palmer, Doris Gephart, Barbara Patterson, Joann Cutshall, Joyce Haas. SECOND ROW—Carl Billings, Larry Hannahs, Kenny Phillips, Donald Dixon, Connie Hogue, Jack Bucky, Bob Kelly, Barbara Berger, Carol Lehman Mrs. Portz. THIRD ROW Willard Norman, John Kelly. Don Frye, Darrell Chaney, Max Ham-mersly, David Meeks, Jack Conrad. Joan Hardy, Hope Bassett, Carol Arcore, Elizabeth Norman. FIRST ROW Gene Shaw, Don Opphile, James Porcher, Lorin Wise, Robert Walker Jerry Widder, Richard Torgler, Carl Paulum, Paul Rothenstine. Shirley Welsch Romona Wilson. SECOND ROW- Paul Gallagher, John Rush, Harold Stocker, Bob Riley, Shirley Wilier, Sally Russell, Linda Smith, Marjorie Tish, Cora Russell, Betty Sweitzer Ronnie Pickrell, Mr. Bower. THIRD ROW—Mr. Trimmer, Carl Hinds, Charles Scott, Jay Stevens, Larry Davis, Gary Ridgeway, Ronnie Walkenspaw, Ruth VanderhofF, Jane Swank, Patty Visintainer. Not in picture: Lorin Landis, Mercedis Winters, Mary Shaffer, Juanita Rothenstein. President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Social Chairman Harry Lyons Barbara Patterson Jack Dennis Barbara Atkinson Linda Smith FORTY FORTY-ONE Alma Matea Through the halls of our dear high school Many times we pass, But the happy days we spend here All must end at last. Always we will love and serve thee. Hail from all the rest; Here’s a toast to you, our high school, Our Dear N. H. S. Chorus: Hail to thee, our Alma Mater, N. H. S. we praise. Hail the Orange and Black forever, Alma Mater days. Actuutied This is Larry Gvvynn, your station announcer: John Murphy. Editor of the Newcosean, and Don Silverthorne, President of the Student Council, now present to you a summary of the activated activities at N. H. S. FORTY-THREE Mtuderit GcMMOil First Row—Roy Woods John McConnell, Veryl Combs, Hazel Tedrow, Shirley Walters, Marilyn Mullen, Carol Patterson, Barbara Palmer. Second Row—Mr. Lowry, Adviser; Charles Groff, Don Silverthorne, Bob Titus, Marc Davis, Dick Hackenbracht, Martha Jane Carney, Barbara Angle, Mary Lou Thompson. President ...... Don Silverthorne Vice President...................................Bob Titus Secretary-Treasurer - - - Martha Jane Carney The Newcomer§town High School Student Council was formed in this school in March, 1943. The purpose of this organization is to establish closer relationship between students and teachers, develop higher standards of scholarship and conduct among the students, work for the general welfare of the student body, and promote the general and personal welfare of the school. The Student Council is composed of two representatives from each of the six classes and one from each of the following clubs: Senior Y-Teens, National Honor Society, Junior Y-Teens, and Junior and Senior Boys’ Fellowship. Among the things the student council has done this year are: selling Trojan-head pins, furnishing the school with a Christmas tree, and sponsoring many assembly programs. FORTY-FOUR f949 cJmlaMJdip, Veam First Row Ruth McFadden, Pat McCants, Mary Schlupp, Leanna Clutter, Betty Cordrey, LaVonne Bethel, Wrae Carr, Barbara Angle. Second Row Grace Angle, Carolyn Wolff, Mary Alice Titus. Martha Jane Carney, Janice Rogers, Dianne Davis, Barbara Whyde, Pat Portz, Don Vogt. Third Row Max Roeder, John Murphy, Fred Schlupp, Keith Dennis, Earl Murphy, Charles Groff, Gary McClary, Mr. Lowry. J latkmal JlcmM ocLety, First Row Leanna Clutter, Janice Rogers, Wrae Carr, Jackie Coker, Dianne Davis, Mary Alice Titus, Marilyn Bean. Second Row—Joan Barnett, Martha Jane Carney Charles Groff, Earl Murphy, Dean Combs, John Murphy, Mr. Lowry, Barbara Whyde (not in picture.) FORTY-FIVE SENIOR Y-TEENS FIRST ROW- Miss Stoner, Adviser; Mary Kohler, Sara Beth Asher, Gloria Triplett, Betty Cordrey, Leanna Clutter. Louise Hughes, Kitty Stalter, Marjorie Wearsch, Hazel Tedrow, Joan Barnett, Shirley John, Lavonne Bethel, Marilyn Bean Mrs. Phillips, Adviser. SECOND ROW—Molly Beaver, Barbara Proud, Barbara Walters. Barbara Waller, Shirley Bond. Wrae Carr, Camilla Billings, Joan McDonnell, Bonnie Reinhart, Elinor Fiecoat, Janice Rogers, Mildred Hogue, Jackie Coker, Ruby Hayes, Norma Davis Kathryn Taylor. THIRD ROW—Martha Sarchet, Norma Johnson, Mary Alice Titus, Martha Jane Carney, Eileen Hootman, Jane Addy, Shirley Riggs, Twila Gallagher, Barbara Whyde, Pat Portz, Dianne Davis, Pat Sil vert home, Marilyn Kohler, Mary Lou Roe, Mary Ann Gardner, Sarah Jean Swigert. President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Wrae Carr Martha Jane Carney Ruby Hayes Jane Addy JUNIOR Y-TEENS FIRST ROW—Shirley Haver, Shirley Nolan, Janie Lewis, Louise Hammersley, Shirley Walters. Sally Russell, Kay Thomas, Francis Graham. Dorothy Angle, Joyce Watson. Mary Little, Marjorie Addy. Carol Triplett, Carol Patterson, Jenny Mack, Peggy Kehl, Doris Stocker, Shirley Fillman, Noreene Ford. SECOND ROW Miss Macmillan, Adviser; Ruth Wolf, Shirley Mardis, Evelyn Van Syoc Patsy Warner, Dorcas Dawson, Joan Tufford, June Carney, Joy Harrison, Patsy Beiter, Ruth McFadden June Postlewait, Jeanette Duhamel, Mary Ann Caldwell. Eula Faye Caldwell, Carolyn Wigfield, Ann Tilton, Pat McCants, Carolyn WolfT, Joyce Johnson, Miss Gehrke, Adviser. THIRD ROW—Shirley Gephart, Dorothy Mardis, Rosemary Lahmers, Doris Lyons, Sue Kohl, Shirley Couts, Mary Lou Thompson, Patsy McElhaney, Donna Myers, Sue Gay, Mary Schlupp Donna Whyde, Lucille Smith, Nancy Erwin, Marjorie Groff, Mary Ann Kelly. Margery Harding, Dora Meek, Delores Hickenbottom, Betty Mathews, Carmella Ricketts. Mary Hootman. Joan Walters. President ----- Ruth McFadden Vice President ----- Ann Tilton Secretary ----- Carol Triplett Treasurer ----- Carolyn Wolff FORTY-SIX fitu A' tyeUcmAJdifi SENIOR BOYS’ FELLOWSHIP FIRST ROW—Mr. Braden. Adviser; Richard McDonnell. Ronnie Martin. Fritz Schlupp. John Murphy, Charles Groff. Francis Haver, Bob Carr, Charles Connor, Bob Loveless. SECOND ROW’ Harold Van Voorhis. Bill Regula Bob Titus, Gail Rice, Dick Baker, Pete Hewitt, Dale Thompson, Larry Gwynn, Earl Murphy. President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Francis Haver Bob Loveless Dale Thompson Larry Gwynn JUNIOR BOYS’ FELLOWSHIP FIRST ROW Mr. Smith. Adviser; Bill Sickles, Bob Spear, Dave Norman, Scott Martin, Cliff Lehman, Dick Shaw, Larry Longsworth, Mr. Hinds, Adviser. SECOND ROW Bob Watson. Kenneth Loader, Charles Sanders, Bob Buzan. Don Norman, Gerald Snell, Max Sharrock Jim Mullen, Bill Shaw, Don Little, Dave McQueen. THIRD ROW Keith Dennis, Dick Hackenbracht, Marc Davis, Max Roeder, Larry Atkinson, Dick Roe, Glenn Rhodes, Gayle Romig, Bill Cornell, Walter Hannahs, James Barcus. President - - Keith Dennis Vice President - - Max Sharrock Secretary - - Bill Shaw Treasurer - - Jim Mullen FORTY-SEVEN Patten Gluls FIRST ROW Marjorie Hursey, Faye Quillen, Grace Angle, Tommy Postlewaite, Moira Saylor, Shirley Stewart, Ruby Dixon. SECOND ROW -Mr. Davis, Adviser; Marjean Risher, Norma Heston, Rosa Torgler, Beverly Tedrick, Kenneth Ford, Jean Wise, Jean Welsh. THIRD ROW—Melva Litte, Doris Jean Elmer, Barbara Angle, Evelyn Cramlet, Eleanor Angle, Mary Lou Portz, David Billings, Esther Snedeker, Patricia Yoak. President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Thomasina Postlewaite Grace Angle Shirley Stewart Rosa Torgler PlcMnj, Gluts- FIRST ROW Mr. Sharrock, Adviser; Francis Hildebrand, Joan Cunningham. Laura Jean Wilson, Jeannine Doss, Marolyn Moore, Bob Hashman, Bill Burkey, Don Hannahs, Ronnie Kail, Marvin Carr, Dennis Belle. SECOND ROW—Charles Angle, Don Duhamel, Bob Lehman, Dale Hootman, Jerry Ross, Harold Maloy, Nick Collins, Kenneth Haver, Junior Beal. THIRD ROW Carl Gray, Charles Clough, Mike Lenzo, Bob Rennard, Bob Rice, Bob Chapman, Harold HolTman, Eddie Scott, Tom Basehart. President ----- Bob Rennard Vice President ----- Don Hannahs Secretary-Treasurer - Joan Cunningham FORTY-EIGHT Jlealih Club- FIRST ROW Mr. Trimmer, Adviser; Jack Ellis. Clift Newby, Donald Nay, Alan Hennis, Veryl Combs, Russy Neal, Donnie Baker, John Harris, Harold Casteel, Don Hardy. SECOND ROW Bobby Duffy, Ronnie Yanai, Don Neal James Barthalow, Bob Hall, Clarence Johnson, Jack Foraker, Roger Hart, Jerry Hardy, Robert McDonnell, Dick Bassett. THIRD ROW -Roy Ott, David Doss, Odis Dansby, Gary Jurin, Ted Swigert, Danny Everhart, Jerry Beiter, Donald Best. Earl Etter, Ralph Harris. buJuAbucd Adi Club FIRST ROW Harry Meek, Michael Morris, Dwain Sanders, Marvin Stocker Richard Campbell, Bob Berger, George Saylor, Arlie Wiandt, Richard Schwarm, Tom Gainor. SECOND ROW Jim Herbert, Bernard Booth, Donald Hammersley, Donald Vogt, Darrell Beiter, Jim Taylor, Richard Mathias, Dwight Van Sickle, Geary Riggle, Mr. Riffle, Adviser. THIRD ROW Don Silverthorne. Richard Robinson, Jack Baker, Gary McClary, Dallas Shepard, Robert Lindell, Clifford Wilson, Gene Little, Dean Combs. President ----- Darrell Beiter Vice President ----- George Saylor Treasurer ----- Clifford Wilson FORTY-NINE tf-utu ie cMamemakeM. a) America FIRST ROW Miss Duff. Adviser; Mary Lou Roe, Patsy Warner, Carmella Ricketts, Thomasina Postlewaite, Fay Quillen, Joyce Watson, Marilyn Kohler, Hazel Tedrow, Marjorie Addy, Joy Horn, Caroline Regula, Moira Saylor, Jeanette Duhamel. SECOND ROW—Doris Lyons, Shirley Haver. Shirley Mardis, Mary Lou Thompson, Dorothy Angle, Shirley Walters, Delores Hickenbottom. June Postelwait, Lucille Smith, Mary Ann Calwell, Faye Caldwell. Alice Davis, Mary Couts, Patricia Yoak, Twila Gallagher. THIRD ROW Rosemary Lahmers, Sue Kohl, Shirley Stewart, Barbara Angle, Grace Angle, Bonnie Moore, Lena Couts, Marjorie Wearsch, Mary Kohler, Joan McDonnell, Doris Yarnell, Gerry Clough, Patsy McElhaney. President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Mary Lou Roe Faye Quillen Marjorie Addy Shirley Walters Jt.ilw Aian'i Sitting Marjorie Groff. Bonnie Reinhart. Miss Macmillan, Librarian; Shirley John, Mary Lou Roe. Standing June Carney, Patsy Beiter, Fred Schlupp, Barbara Whyde, Marjean Risher. FIFTY FIRST ROW—Mr. Rickey, Dover High School; Mrs. Portz. SECOND ROW—Mary Lou Roe, Mary Alice Titus, Joan Barnett, Dover High School students in white robes Dianne Davis, Martha Jane Carney, Camilla Billings. THIRD ROW—Francis Haver, Joan Murphy, Larry Gwynn, Richard Baker, Earl Murphy, Dean Combs, Robert Rennard. President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Clerk Earl Murphy Dean Combs Mary Alice Titus Marilyn Bean Mary Lou Roe The Newcomerstown Chapter of the Thespian Society, Troop 1037 of the National Order, was initiated at N. H. S. the twenty-eighth of February, 1950, by students from Dover High School. Membership in the society is gained by earnings points in speech activities. These charter members of Troop 1037 urge all students “to act well your part, for therein the honor lies.” FIFTY-ONE Annual Speech Banquet J leM oa4£an AtasjJj Sitting Martha Jane Carney Associate Editor; Bob Chapman, Athletic Editor; Wrae Carr, Alumni Editor; Joan Barnett, Photography Editor; Dean Combs, Sales Manager. Standing Francis Haver, Advertising Manager; John Murphy, Editor-in-Chief; Miss Macmillan, Adviser; Dianne Davis, Senior Class Editor. I lemm4£xzn Aale men Martha Jane Carney, Dean Combs, John Murphy, Bob Rennard Barbara Walters, Francis Haver, Larry Gwynn, Bob Chapman, Wrae Carr, Joan Barnett, Marilyn Bean. FIFTY-TWO P ectlan Gn ux First Row David MacQueen. Bob McPherson, Bill Burkey. Second Row Mr. Smith, Visual Education Supervisor; Geary Riggle, Dick Hackenbracht, Keith Dennis. Marc Davis, Max Roeder, Bob Loveless. Gtcufe Gnew- Dick Ray, Don Silverthorne, Darrel Beiter, Mike Lenzo. FIFTY-THREE dnxsjcm- Hand Rank 1—Evelyn Van Syoc, Sarah Jean Swigert Mary Ann Gardner, Elinor Fiecoat, Doris Ellen Beall, Patsy Warner. Rank 2—Kenny Loader, Shirley Stewart, Shirley Gephart, Marjorie Addy, Frances Hildebrand, Wrae Carr. Rank 3—Mary Lou Thompson, Shirley Kennedy, Larry Longsworth, Ruby Hayes. Rank 4 Beverly Norman. Naundice Oldt, Dianne Davis. Bill Hickenbottom john Murphy. Rank 5-—Mary Kohler, Betty Cordrey, Carolyn Patton, Jim Barcus, Arlie Wiandt, Bob McPherson. Rank 6—Keneth Ford, Marc Davis, Keith Dennis, Bob Titus. Rank T—Delores Hickenbottom, Mayme Couts, Sally Russell, Odis Dansby, Ronnie Bonneli, Cliff Lehman. Rank 8—Charles Groff, Marsha Peoples, Aaron Swank, Carl Hinds, Paul Gallagher, Marv Alice Titus. Rank 9—Bill Cornell, Bob McDonnell, Sue Gay, Donna Ford, Larry Davis, Dick Basehart. The Ne wcomerstown High School Marching Band is an organization of fifty-eight enthusiastic and well trained musicians. They exhibited fine musical talent and precision marching in their spectacular performances at the half-time of home football games as well as the games played at Byesville and Dennison. They marched in the Halloween parade at Dover as well as at Newcomerstown. The Trojan Band, with eighteen other bands, participated in the New Philadelphia Christmas Parade, sponsored by the Chamber of Comerce of New Philadelphia. At Christmas time the band joined the speech classes and choir in presenting the Christmas story. Three major activities of the band in May were the annual spring concert, the dedication of the Cy Young Park, and the Memorial Day Celebration. MAJORETTES June Postlewait, June Addy, Dorothy Angle, Shirley Couts. FIFTY-FOUR TRUMPETS TROMBONES Carl Gray, Keith Dennis, Marc Davis, Kenneth Mary Alice Titus, Paul Gallagher, Carl Hinds Ford, Bob Watson, Odis Dansby, Cliff Lehman, Aaron Swank, Marsha Peoples, Charles Groff. Ronnie Bonnell, Sally Russell, Mayme Couts, Delores Hickenbottom. SOUSAPHONES CLARINETS FRENCH HORNS Dick Basehart, Bill Cornell, First Row:Sarah Swigert, Doris John Murphy, Naundice Oldt, Larry Davis, Bob McConnell. Ellen Beall, Larry Longsworth. Beverly Norman, Bill Hicken- Standing: Elinor Fiecoat, Mary bottom. Ann Gardner, Shirley Kennedy, Mary Lou Portz. Donna Ford, baritone; Ruby Hayes, piccolo; Evelyn Van Syoc, bells; Carolyn Patton, bells; Patsy Warner, bells; Dianne Davis, flute; Sue Gay, baritone. Mary Kohler, drum; Betty Cordrey, cymbals; Bob McPherson, Arlie Wiandt, James Barcus, drums. � FIFTY-FIVE GUcmM. SENIOR CHOIR FIRST ROW—Mr. Russell, Director; Norma McCormick. Sarah Swigert, Norma Davis, Ewila Gallagher, Elinor Fiecoat, Joan Barnett, Shirley John, Thelma Shadowens, Wrae Carr, Betty Cordrey. SECOND ROW—Jane Lewis, Barbara Proud, Marjean Risher. Joan McDonnell, Mary Hootman, Mary Ann Gardner, Dianne Davis, Barbara Angle, Sally Asher, Faye Quillen, Hazel Tedrow, Leanna Clutter. THIRD ROW- Joy Horn. Ruth Haines, Norma Johnson Max Roeder, Eileen Hootman, Marc Davis, David MacQueen, Tommy Gainor, Bob Buzan, George Saylor, John Morrison, Carolyn Regula. President ------ Eileen Hootman Vice President..............................Wrae Carr Secretary-Treasurer - Shirley John FRESHMAN CHOIR FIRST ROW—Dorothy Angle, Patsy Warner, Patsy Beiter, Kay Thomas, Carolyn Patton, Marjorie Groff, Evelyn Van Syoc, June Carney, Joyce Watson. SECOND ROW—Mr. Russell, Director; Laura Jean Wilson, Joan Cunningham Noreene Ford, Sue Gay, Shirley Couts, Joy Harrison, Doris Stocker, Peggy Kail, Jennie Mack. THIRD ROW Sally Rusell, Donna Whyde, Dorothy Mardis, Patsy McElhaney, Shirley Gephart, Shirley Walters, June Postelwait, Delores Hickenbottom. FIFTY-SIX With Jim Barcus holding the banner at the Armistice Day celebration, members of the faculty and student body pledge their allegiance to the flag of the United States of America. Some of the loud socks at the Sock Dance. FLORA DORA GIRLS Jerry Ross, Mike Lenzo, Bob Chapman and Jim Taylor present skit at N.H.S. Carnival. FIFTY-SEVEN Queen John Murphy presenting flowers Barbara to Queen Barbara Walters. Walters Margie Wearsch, Marilyn Bean watching. Bob Chapman Football Co-Cap-tain, kissing Queen Barbara Walters. Attendants Marjorie Wearsch and Marilyn Bean (seated). The Queen and Attendants watching game. Wrae Carr, Mary Alice Titus, Queen Barbara Walters, Marjorie Wearsch, Marilyn Bean ROYAL DANCE Marjorie Wearsch with escort Mike Lenzo, Marilyn Bean and Geary Riggle, Mary Alice Titus and Larry Gwynn. Barbara Walters and Bob McPherson, Wrae Carr and John Murphy. Dancing in honor of the Queen Queen, attendants, and their escorts. Bob McPherson, Mike Lenzo, Mary Alice Titus, Larry Gwynn, Marjorie Wearsch. Barbara Walters, Marilyn Bean, John Murphy, Wrae Carr, Geary Riggle. FIFTY-EIGHT This is your N. H. S. sports announcer Francis Haver: Trojan fans, we have here the football co-captains, Darrell Beiter and Bob Chapman, and two ambitious seventh grade athletes, Don and Jack Miller. What advice about athletics at N. H. S. can you captains give to these boys? Darrell: I would say you would do all right if you would follow the rules of the tireless Trojans. Bob: That’s right, hoys. N. H. S. Trojans stand for hard work, fair play, and good sportsmanship. That is why we have had an undefeated football season and a highly successful basketball season. FIFTY-NINE G an G acked- Coach Durtschi, vvilh the able assistance of the other Trojan coaches, has once more brought athletic glory to N. H. S. In his first year as head gridiron Coaches Wolff, Trimmer, Riffle, Durtschi mentor he has produced an undefeated football team and a winning basketball team. The East Central Ohio League football championship trophy and E. C. O. L. basketball co-championship trophy stand as glowing tributes to the outstanding ability of the Trojan coaching staff. Hmdiesi GLi For the purpose of boosting the high school athletic program, the Trojan Booster Club was organized. Under the efficient leadership of President Christopher Yanai the club has donated a large amount of money to the high school athletic fund and has entertained the squads with various prog rams. At one of the programs the members had the pleasure of hearing Tippy Dye, basketball coach at Ohio State University. Coach Durtchi, Newcomerstown High School, and Coach Dye, Ohio State University. SIXTY V;mj 2n Chee i leadeM, Here's our favorite slogan, We'll put on the show, Here're the fighting Trojans, Eager and ready to go. CHEER LEADERS: Marilyn Kohler. Barbara Walters, Molly Beaver, Marilyn Bean FIRST ROW Assistant Coach Trimmer, Dick Bassett, Marvin Carr, Dick Roe, Dave Norman, Dick Ray, Dick Jaynes. Cliff Newby, John Harris, Bob Hashman. Max Roeder, Bernard Booth, Ralph Harris, Bob Berger, Coach Durtschi. SECOND ROW Molly Beaver, Barbara Walters, Glenn Bricker, George Saylor, Jerry Ross, Bob Carr, Jim Mullen, Gary Jurin, Francis Haver, Max Sharrock. Don Little, Roger Hart, Harry Meek, Clarence Johnson, Marilyn Kohler, Marilyn Bean. THIRD ROW Assistant Coach Wolff, Dick Hackenbracht. Harold Van Voorhis, Dick Baker, Cliff Wilson. Don Silverthorne, Geary Riggle, Bob Chapman. Harold Hoffman, Darrell Beiter, Don Best, Bob Loveless, Jerry Beiter. PRE-SEASON PRACTICE August 20, 1949. fifty-five hopeful griders reported for fall football practice. They were received by head coach Durtschi, and assistant coach Wolff, and were introduced to their new assistant coach Bobo Trimmer. As the men were separated from the boys under the unmercifully hot August sun, the number dwindled to 35. After many hours of working and sweating the team was.ready for its opening game. Except for the broken collar bone suffered by Pete Hewitt the Trojans had evaded the “injury jinx” thus far. SIXTY-ONE Haver Van Voorhis Chapman Squad at summer Silverthorne Riggle FRANCIS HAVER Left Guard, Senior, Played 2 years, Received 2 letters Small but deadly to his oponents. None too big nor too small for him to move. HAROLD VAN VOORHIS—Quarterback, Senior. Played 2 years, Received 2 letters An alert signal caller. Quarterbacked the team very efficiently. HAROLD HOFFMAN Right End, Senior, Played 2 years, Received 1 letter Played four games with broken thumb. An excellent pass received. E.C.O.L. all-star team. DICK JAYNES—Right Halfback, Senior, Played 4 years, Received 2 letters Fast, shifty, hard hitting, and an accomplished extra point kicker. Good line backer. BOB CHAMPAN, Co-Captain — Right Guard. Senior, Played 3 years, Received 2 letters Played all the time with exception of a few seconds. Known by his opponents as very fast, hard hitting, and immovable. A good aggressive athlete. As co-captain he kept the team in spirit and led them to an undefeated season. E.C.O.L. all-star team. Hoffman Jaynes practice session Beiter Carr Ray DARRELL BEITER, Co-Captain Left Halfback, Senior, Played 3 years, Received 3 letters Was kept from three games with a broken rib but still second in scoring in the county. Very fast and shifty, a potential triple threat and indispensable. As co-captain did a fine job of leading the team through an undefeated season. E.C.O.L. all-star team. DON SILVERTHORNE—Left Tackle, Senior, Played 4 years Received 2 letters The biggest member of the squad. He knew how to throw his weight to get his wav from the opposing teams. E.C.O.L. all-star team. GEARY RIGGLE—Left End, Senior, Played 3 years, Received 2 letters Very aggressive. Broke up any play that came his way. BOB CARR—Fulback, Senior, Played 3 years, Received 2 letters Fast, fearless, and hard hitting, and an excellent defensive back. DICK RAY—Center, Senior, Played 4 years, Received 2 letters. Wonderful Insurance at center position. A quick thinking and hard hitting line backer. Honorable mention. E.C.O.L. all-star team. SIXTY-TWO Wilson Baker Summer Practice Session Beiter Jurin CLIFFORD WILSON Right Tackle, Junior, Played 2 years, Received 1 letter A good athlete. Has lots of football to play yet. Deserves recognition as a swell team-mate. DICK BAKER—Right End. Senior, Played 3 years, Received 1 letter. Helped greatly in forming undefeated record. Unsurpassed In spirit and sportsmanship. GEORGE SAYLOR—Left and Right Guard, Senior, Played 4 years, Received 1 letter. Suffered back injury early in season, but still played his quota. DICK HACKENBRACHT—Tackle, Sophomore, Played 2 years, Received 1 letter Should make a name for himself as a good lineman In time to come. Saylor Hackenbracht Mullen JERRY BEITER—Left Halfback, Sophomore, Played 2 years, Received 1 letter It crippled the team when he suffered a broken ankle in the sixth game. Has possibilities of great player. GARY JURIN Left End, Sophomore, Played 2 years, Received 1 letter. A regular this year and has lots of football to play yet. Fast and an excellent pass receiver. JIM MULLEN—Quarterback. Sophmore, Played 2 years, Received 1 letter Will undoubtedly develop Into a wonderful back. SIXTY-THREE SCHEDULE Sept. 16 West Lafayette 0 N.H.S. 26 Sept. 23 New Concord 6 18 Sept. 30 ‘Uhrichsville 0 1 Oct. 7 Ohio Deaf 19 32 Oct. 14 Malvern 0 38 Oct. 21 At Byesville 0 13 Oct. 28 ‘Carrollton 6 20 Nov. 4 ‘Cadiz 7 20 Nov. 11 ‘At Dennison 13 20 East Central Ohio League games. FOOTBALL MANAGERS Dick Bassett and Glenn Bricker, contributed greatly to the successful season through their untiring efforts and unfailing spirit. TROJANS HAVE FIRST UNDEFEATED, UNTIED TEAM SINCE 1938 TROJANS WIN OPENER 28 - 0 The 1949 season opened with a bang as the fighting Trojans administered a 26-0 defeat to the West Lafayette Generals in front of a large opening game crowd. The team looked good, but as coach Durtschi remarked, “We have a lot of work to do.” The Trojans went great guns as Lenzo scored on a 26 yard dash. Reiter plunged for two more and Lenzo passed to Jurin for the fourth. TROJAN POWER TRIMS NEW CONCORD, 18 - 6 Flashing plenty of bone-crushing power, the Trojans slammed their way to an 18-6 triumph over the rugged New Concord little Muskies. In a contest marked by hard tackling and solid blocking by both teams, the Trojans turned on the steam in the second half of the hard fought contest to come up with the victory. Beiter, Carr, and Jaynes each scored once. TROIAN TEAM IS UNBEATEN IN 3rd GAME The 13-7 defeat handed down by the Uhrichsville Tigers to the hitherto undefeated Trojans was a hard one for Durtschi's big team to take since the Trojans were the victors in every department except the final score. Darrell Beiter scored on a 73 yard jaunt giving the Trojans their only touchdown. The injury jinx caught the Trojans again as it sidelined Darrell Beiter for three games due to a broken rib suffered in this game. Because an ineligible Uhrichsville player participated in this contest, H. W. Emswiler. commissioner of the Ohio High School Athletic Association, handed down this decision: The game may be played over, or if Newcomerstown does not wish to do so, the game will be given to Newcomerstown by forfeit. The Trojans would, rather than accept the automatic forfeit, re-schedule and replay the game, but rather than play it over, Uhrichsville decided to forfeit the game. This left the Trojans undefeated. SIXTY-FOUR TROJANS TOP OHIO DEAF 32-19 The Trojans took a breather as they easily leveled the Ohio School for the Deaf team 32-19. After piling; up a 32-0 count against the invaders Coach Durtschi let the rest of his team see action in the final period and that’s when the losers scored all their points. The backs ran free behind the Trojan line, Jaynes and Carr scoring twice and Van Voorhis once. NCTOWN SWAMPS MALVERN BY SCORE OF 38 - 0 In honor of their homecoming Queen, Barbara Walters, and her attendants, the fighting warriors swamped the hopeless Malvern squad 38-0. Coach Durtschi cleared the substitute bench late in the third stanza as the Trojans were already leading by six touchdowns. Jaynes dented touchdown territory four times and Jurin received a pass from Van Voorhis for the fifth. Jaynes pitched to Riggle for the sixth touchdown. UNBEATEN TROJANS DOWN BYESVILLE 13 - 0 The Trojans annexed their sixth victory in six starts by ramming two touchdowns across in the third quarter and defeating Byesville 13-0 in a game played at Cambridge. The Falcons never threatened until the final period but couldn’t hit touchdown territory before time ran out. Dick Jaynes started the scoring when he gathered in a punt and raced 50 yards to pay dirt through the entire Byesville team. Jim Mullen crossed the stripe for the second and final touchdown of the game. TROPANS DROP CARROLLTON 20 - 6 FOR SEVENTH WIN Victory Gives Warriors First Place In East Central Ohio Loop Crashing into pay dirt territory twice in the last quarter the Trojans dropped Carrollton 20-6 to take over undisputed possession of first place in the East Central Ohio league and keep their record unmarred. The warriors gained their seventh victory of the season without too much trouble except for a scare in the third quarter when the invaders tied the score 6-6. Darrell Beiter, back in the line-up, behind the bruising and ever charging Trojan line, scored all three touchdowns. Jleti Q ! We Will! We jbid! SIXTY-FIVE Ck eAbadenA, Hu Actkm TROJANS DOWN CADIZ 20 - 7 FOR 8th IN ROW Victory Clinches East Central Ohio League Championship Durtschi’s big boys clinched the championship of the East Central Ohio League as they won their eighth straight game by walloping the Cadiz Cardinals 20-7. Darrell Beiter scored twice on a run of 28 yards and a 60 yard pass play while Dick Jaynes furnished the longest dash, an 81 yard jaunt in the second period. Long runs by the Trojan backs and excelent blocking featured the contest while the stonew'all Trojan defense held the Cardinals well in check. Dads’ night was observed with the fathers of all the players being introduced. The fans gave a rousing hand to the senior members of the team who were introduced at halftime of this last home game. DAD’S NIGHT TROJANS EDGE DENNISON, UNDEFEATED, UNTIED League Champs Capture Nine Consecutive Wins The Trojans climaxed their 1949 grid season as they subdued a stubborn crew of Dennison Railroaders 20-13. The Railroaders fought hard but couldn’t withstand the battering blows of the hard hititng forward wall. The touchdowns were equally distributed between Reiter, Jaynes, and Jurin. Being a rival game and largely deciding the record of the Trojans, one of the largest rooting sections Newecomerstown ever assembled backed the boys. The 1949 team rates as one of the best teams ot play for N. H. S. and was one of the few teams in the State to be undefeated and untied. The undefeated and untied season was the first since the season of 1938. The record for the 1949 season was the best in Tuscarawas County. N. H. S. 20 - CADIZ 7 Bench Bob Loveless, John Harris, Don Best, Dick Hackenbracht, Bob Hashman, Max Roeder, Clarence Johnson, Max Sharrock, Jim Mullen, Gary Jurin, Dave Norman, Cliff Newby, Bernard Booth, Don Little, Ralph Harris, Marvin Carr. Dads: Howard Hart, Bernard Chapman, Orville Silverthorne Preston Beiter, John Hackenbracht, Bernard Sharrock, James Parsons, Paul Van Voorhis, George E. Saylor, Ray Best, Glen Hurst, Thurman Nay, Clif Bender, Frank Horn, Henry Harris, Marshall Johnson, Thomas Carr, D. B. Roeder. SIXTY-SIX Coach Durtschi presenting East Central Ohio League Championship trophy to Co-Captains Bob Chapman and Darrell Beiter. £ c a % CHAMPIDNS 1949 UNDEFEATED AND UNTIED JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL FIRST ROW Milton Lehman, Jack Norman, Lorin Wise, Donny Miller, Duke Heller. Jack Miller, Jack Bucky, Clyde Mathews, Frank Spring, Jay Fairchild. SECOND ROW Ed Johnson, Bob Riley, Max Hammersly, Jimmy Porcher, Jack Conrad, Dave Meeks, Ronnie Berkshire, Larry Hannahs, Larry Dansby. THIRD ROW—Jack Dennis, Larry Davis, Gary Ridgeway, Bob Miller. Jim Bailey, Gary Gadd, Bob Hammersly, Erwin Rothenstein, Gail Robinson, Eugene Riley, Earl Mackey. SIXTY-SEVEN liadJzeilsLall The Trojan courtmen did their part in establishing a spectacular athletic season by scrapping their way to a 12 won, 6 lost record. The Trojan five, composed of boys who had played together all through high school, showed great enthusiasm and teamwork as they battled their way to the'honorable position of East Central Ohio League Co-Champions. Their speed and smooth, rapid-fire passing attack not only brought high honors to the team, but also produced an honorable mention all Ohioan, Harold Hoffman. The Trojans won their first tournament game from St. Clairsville but bowed to Zanesville in the second. Dale Thompson and Dick Roe, efficient basketball managers, care for the squad's equipment. SCORES Home Games Coach Durtschi and his Varsity court-men with their well-earned East Central Ohio League co-champion basketball trophy. Kneeling: Beeb Van Voorhis, Harold Hoffman, Don Silverthorne, Harry Meek. Standing: Pete Hewitt, Dick Ray, Coach Durtschi, Darrell Beiter, Mgr. Dale Thompson, Jim Taylor. Games Away OPPONENTS N.H.S. OPPONENTS N.H.S. West Lafayette 29 47 Uhrichsville 38 45 New Philadelphia 61 50 Cadiz 42 46 Cambridge 35 61 Byesville 67 66 Uhrichsville 43 46 Dennison 45 41 Scio 50 49 Carrollton 49 70 Dennison 47 57 West Lafayette 55 54 Carrollton 40 79 New Philadelphia 62 52 Byesville 44 67 Cambridge 51 56 Cadiz 44 67 Freeport 41 57 Won -12 Lost - 6 TOURNAMENT N.H.S.......45 St. Clairsville ..43 N.H.S.......42 Zanesville .......53 SIXTY-EIGHT Beiter Silverthorne Hoffman Van Voorhis Ray Shots of Dennison Game Time Out Meek Taylor Hewitt Clum DARRELL BEITER 1 yr. Reserves, 1 letter; 1 year Varsity, 1 letter DON SILVERTHORNE—1 yr. Reserves, 1 letter 2 years Varsity, 2 letters HAROLD HOFFMAN- 2 yrs. Reserves, 1 letter; 2 yrs. Varsity, 2 letters HAROLD VAN VOORHIS 2 yrs. Reserves, 1 letter; 2 yrs. Varsity, 2 letters DICK RAY—2 yrs. Reserves, 1 letter; 2 yrs. Varsity, 2 letters HARRY MEEK—1 yr. Varsity 1 JIM TAYLOR—1 yr. Reserves, 1 letter; 1 yr. Varsity PETE HEWITT—1 yr. Reserves, 1 letter; 2 yrs. Varsity, 2 letters SAM CLUM—1 yr. Reserves, 1 letter; 1 yr. Varsity, 1 letter SIXTY-NINE R-E-S-E-R-V-E-S R-E-S-E-R-V-E-S R-E-S-E-R-V-E-S Reserves! Reserves! Reserves! RESERVE CHEER LEADERS Carol Triplet Sue Kohl, Carol Patterson RESERVE TEAM SITTING—Otis Dansby, Bill Shaw, Bob Hall, Bob Hashmen, Ronnie Yanai, Larry Atkinson. STANDING—Dick Roe. Keith Dennis, Dick Hackenbracht, Jim Mullen, Don Little. Glenn Bricker, Ralph Harris, Coach Wolff. WON—11 LOST—7 SEVENTY With With With With With With B-U a B a B a B-U-L-L a D a D a D-O-G-S -L-L-D-O-G-S Bulldogs! JUNIOR HIGH CHEER LEADERS Marilyn Mullen. Barbara Patterson, Joan Basiletti JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL TEAM — THE BULLDOGS FIRST ROW—Jack Dennis, Gary Gadd, Eugene Riley, Bob Miller, Max Hammersly, Gail Robinson. SECOND ROW- Frank Spring, Jim Beals, Jim Schaffer, Ed Johnson, Dick Base-hart, Roy Wood. SEVENTY-ONE VaMiity A FIRST ROW—Don Silver thorn, Beeb Van Voorhis, Harold Hoffman, Geary Riggle, Cliff Wilson, Dick Baker, George Saylor. SECOND ROW Coach Durtschi, Coach Trimmer, Francis Haver, Dick Jaynes, Dick Ray, Bob Chapman. Darrell Beiter, Mike Lenzo, Bob Carr, Jim Mullen, Coach Wolff. THIRD ROW Pete Hewitt, Dale Thompson, Jim Taylor. Jerry Beiter, Dick Hacken-bracht, Bob Titus, Bob Loveless, Glenn Bricker, Gary Jurin. tiaek The Newcomerstown Athletic Department is fielding a track team again this year for the second time in the school's history. In addition to various other dual meets there will be the conventional East Central Ohio league meet held at Uhrichsville. After winning E.C.O.L. trophies in football and basketball the track team will be striving to cash in on the E.C.O.L. track trophy. The track squad is coached by Coach Durtschi with the assistance of Bobo Trimmer. Aateltall Baseball is among the sports activities in Newcomerstown High this year, after being out of the sports limelight for two years. There is no provision for baseball in the East Central Ohio League but various non-league games have been scheduled. The Trojan nine is coached by Principal Fred Lowry. SEVENTY-TWO Qua joaiAaaA Qke AauefiiiAeAd- SEVENTY-THREE For the betterment of NEWCOMERSTOWN and Community N ewcomersto wn Chamber of Commerce Wm. G. Hf.ifner - - President C. R. Yingling - Vice-President H. S. Leading - - Treasurer W. E. Ourant - - Secretary Charles Cooper Director Forest Smith Director M. 0. Julien Director D. B. Doeder Director Leo S. Heller - Director C. C. Russell Director Rof.lof Smith - Director Herbert Hawkins - Director I J, SEVENTY-FOUR r Congratulations Class oj 1950 EGLER BAKERY Phone 2343 L_________________________A Compliments of The STARLITE T)rive-In Theatre Rt. 16 - West of Newcomerstovvn It’s The Starlite For a Good Nite L________________________________________ 5 BEST WISHES .... CLASS OF 1950 HAVER ELECTRIC SUPPLY It A SEVENTY-FIVE r 5 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS .... A booster for N. 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LELLAN SHOEMAKER 28 Years Your Ford Dealer Phone 2511 _____________________________________________________ .J' r r 1 Compliments of A-MAC Restaurant Compliments of Jeannie’s Beauty Shop Phone 2477 L_ J. L. J V We weld anything but the break of dawn and a broken heart Shepherd’s Garage L.__________ Compliments of W T N S 1560 on your dial L. J ONE HUNDRED ONE COMPLIMENTS OF THE HAN 1) M O THEHS r OLDSMOBILE with ROCKET MOTOR .... ROGERS OLDSMOBILE COMPANY 222 East Canal Street Phone 2594 -s “S THE NEWCOSEAN STAFF extends Best Wishes to the readers of this volume of The NEWCOSEAN c,______________ ONE HUNDRED TWO The Photo-Engraving Used In This Book Produced by The NORTHERN Engraving and Electotype Company CANTON, OHIO ALumm (pj A. Jl. g. 1880 1891 •George Davidson R. A. Goudy •Sadie Kinney. Mrs. George Donley •Ella McCleary. Mrs. Jesse Neighbor •Lillie Reneker. Mrs. Lillie Williams 1882 •Lulu Johns. Mrs. W. C. Scott •Mary Neighbor •Millie Reneker Ella Roseborough. Mrs. John Browning C. B. Vogenitz 1883 •Dollle Dever. Mrs. Albert Wolf •Anna Kipp. Mrs. V. D. Crater •Anna Pocock •Eugene Vogenitz •Josephine Wilgus, Mrs. Albert Bicker J. L. Wlandt •Lillie Whiting. Mrs. Caylor Etta Zimmer 1884 •Nellie Misklmen. Mrs. T. J. Biggar •Belle Ylngling. Mrs. J. Shondels 1885 •Belle Beers. Mrs. James Neal •Sheridan Barnett •Emmett Eldridge •Cara Moore. Mrs. Alvin Eckfield •Augusta Wilgus. Mrs. Will Irwin •Lulu Yingling. Mrs. G. T. Geddes 1886 Belle Hicks. Mrs. L. A. Gooding Xenia Hinds •Marne Knislev. Mrs. Albert Bellamy •Manchies Wolfe May Zimmer. Mrs. May Barnhouse 1887 ♦George Beers Alice Dever. Mrs. Fred Timmons •Flora Fleming. Mrs. D. S. Bowman •Minnie Leonard. Mrs. R. J. Peters •Joseph Mulvane •Maude Mulvane •Anna McIntyre. Mrs. William Pace •Ada Siffert. Mrs. Carl Waggoner 1888 •Elma Case. Mrs. Adams •Winifred Johns. Mrs. O. E. Wills •Allie Lewis. Mrs. Nelson •Jessie Leonard. Mrs. Grant Curtiss Nora Miskimen. Mrs. Edward Kipp Neva Tldrick 1889 •May Dever •Jennie Knowles. Mrs. John Hicks George Mulvane •Bertha Miskimen ♦Bertha Shaw. Mrs. Frank Mulvane •Lulu Tldrick. Mrs. George Beers •Donna Thompson. Mrs. J. A. McCleary. Sr. Rena Vogenitz. Mrs. Fred Goddard •Laura Zimmer 1890 Alice Crater. Mrs. James Turner John Davis Esta Hicks. Mrs. Horace Willard •Homer Jackson Sal lie Kenedy •J. S. Miskimen Marne Miskimen. Mrs. E. B. Hughes •Telula Patterson. Mrs. W. B. Conley Linna Roseborough •Lucy Dickinson. Mrs. Frank English Warner Beers Cecil Crater, Mrs. Manuel Yingling •Harriet Carhart. Mrs. J. M. Rehard •Gertrude Duff. Mrs. Will Barcroft •Andrew Mercer Minnie Neighbor. Mrs. T. J. Stalher Maude Sultzer, Mrs. Maude Scott Lillie Thompson. Mrs. C. B. Vogenitz 1892 Carrie Onstine. Mrs. John Hodden Bert C. Powelson Artha Zimmer, Mrs. A. E. Wier 1893 •Lena Burris, Mrs. W. R. Yingling •W. A. Berrs Rose Crater. Mrs. Samuel Kerr •Georgia Neighbor •Jane Neighbor. Mrs. Charles Baxter •Anna Sells. Mrs. S. A. Emerson •Lulu Schlupp. Mrs. Joe Atwood •Adelaide Timmons. Mrs. Frank Helser 1894 Anna Burris Francis Cole ♦Marian Durr. Mrs. George Scheringer May Hogue. Mrs. Rollin Vogenitz Anna Moore. Mrs. Albert Zimmer •Simeon Phillips Ella Schlupp. Mrs. G. W. Henseler Roy Crater 1896 Robert Bassett Mary J. Beers •Francis Crater. Mrs. Bruce Erwin •Estella Neighbor 1897 Martha Elliott. Mrs. E. S. Duff •Clara Murphy. Mrs. Clyde Anthony Frank H. Murphy •Joseph McCloy Melvina Schneider, Mrs. W. O. Sparklin 1898 •Claude Berkshire •Claude Hogue Thomas Leonhard Jesse Mulvane Lockie Miskimen. Mrs. E. R. Davis Katherine Miskimen. Mrs. John Alber Anna Neighbor. Mrs. J. E. Keiser Edna Neighbor Ella Pace. Mrs. C. J. Roch Christa Yingling. Mrs. W. A. Beers •Sarah Yingling. Mrs. S. Musgrove 1899 Ed Crawford •Ray Hart Addison Huff Besse Laub. Mrs. Frank LaPorte •Roy Lee Lizzie McCoy. Mrs. W. A. Herzog Vernon Norris Charles Ripple Mahala Stocker. Mrs. Peffler 1900 •Daisy Crater. Mrs. L. Lewis G. W. Hallock •Mittie Moore. Mrs. Chas. Ellis 1901 Myrtle Bramhall. Mrs. Pierce Hill George Brode Margaret Brode. Mrs. Wm. McCrady Anna Duff. Mrs. Criftin Martha Hogue. Mrs. Chas. Rusk Zola Lacey ONE HUNDRED FIVE r ' 1 % I Elizabeth McCloy. Mrs. Ira Baumgartner Burris Moore 0Frank Neighbor Thomas wiandt 1902 Clara Hosfelt. Mrs. Ed. Ray Barton Kelley •Anna Leonhard Harvey McCoy Nellie Mercer. Mrs. W. S. Palmer Elvira Miller. Mrs. Chas. Reitz Myrtle Mauer. Mrs. Earl Pigman Harriette Murphy. Mrs. J. R. Reitz Mabel Snyder. Mrs. C. F. Randall Nora Sheets. Mrs. C. L. Pumphrey May me Shaw Bessie Wiandt. Mrs. Bessie Thompson 1902 ♦Orvel Hiller Charles Leiser Loretta Milligan. Mrs. M. C. Gardner Cora Mlskimen. Mrs. George Froelich Mayme Neighbor. Mrs. Wm. Shannon Bertha Sondles. Mrs. J. Denver Reed Daisy Sells. Mrs. Lorin Neighbor Arthur Snyder Charles Tucker Helen Wolfe. Mrs. Jas. King Bankie Robinson. Mrs. Bankie Scott 1904 ♦Thomas A. Banks Anna Carr. Mrs. John Carter ♦George Corbett Charles Crater John T. Duff Carrie Daugherty. Mrs. Charles Reed Erma Emerson. Mrs. Chas. Hoagland ♦Grace Lanning Sarah Mullett. Mrs. Vernon Bates Alta Peoples. Mrs. Ed. Henderson •Jessie Shannon. Mrs. G. B. Brode George Shurtz ♦Gladys Waltz. Mrs. Robert Salvage Neva Whiting ♦Mildred Wolfe. Mrs. H. Hefling 1905 Nellie Reitz. Mrs. Smith Taylor 1906 ♦Mary Banks ♦Margaret Bassett. Mrs. Whiteside Forrest Couts. Mrs. Miller Moore ♦Charles Dickinson Harold Fletcher ♦Donald Frame Lenora Gardner. Mrs. Sylvester Stocker ♦Karl Keolsch Florence Leiser. Mrs. William Zepp Jas. M. B. Miskimen Libbie Murphy. Mrs. Byron Crater Harry McElroy •Warner Robinson Francis Schlupp Jennie Sheets. Mrs. Martin Howey 1907 Ida Brode. Mrs. L. B. Draper Harry Dlllehay Minnie Grossman Nellie Geinghry Roy C. Hess Adelle Robinson. Mrs. James Robinson Roma Longshore. Mrs. Henry Schubach Eva Mullett. Mrs. Donard Frame Mae McElroy Mayme Mulett. Mrs. Earl Cox 1908 Ada Davis. Mrs. William Johnson Emma Gardner. Mrs. Oscar Boles Clifford Hinds 1908 •Helen Jones. Mrs. H. Porterfield Pearl Laughhead. Mrs. Wilbern Fenton Helen Mlskimen. Mrs. John Robinson Laura McElroy. Mrs. Howard Clark •Novella Titus. Mrs. Ray Lambert Harold Woodard 1909 Martha Anderson. Mrs. Paul Rlggle Lola Bricker. Mrs. Fred Robey •Rose Culver. Mrs. Guy Ackerman Aide Emerson. Mrs. William Thompson Forest Lelghninger. Mrs. Wagner Martha Culbertson •Zella Mackey. Mrs. James Grlmsley ♦Leila McCoy. Mrs. Clarence Walkenspaw Lena Lelghninger. Mrs. Fred Riddle Edith Morris. Mrs. F. A. Rogers ♦Hazel Murphy Clarence Port •Warner Portz Marguerite Park. Mrs. Hey wood Diggs Paul Peoples •John Robinson Katherine Rogers •Neva Sells. Mrs. Earl Beattie Hazel Shurtz Leola Smith. Mrs. Ray Cunningham Rebecca Tidrick. Mrs. Oscar Mackey William Tufford Mabel VanSickle, Mrs. Mabel Dlllehay 1910 Leora Fletcher. Mrs. George Buchanan Esta Hinds. Mrs. Earl Knowles Lottie Leonhard. Mrs. Lottie Larkin Marian Mullett Mae Norman. Mrs. John Powelson Cora Mumma. Mrs. John Richmond •Frank Norman •Kathryn Novis. Mrs. Sylvia Loader Ella Patterson. Mrs. Howard Parks 1911 Vernon Art Iva Beeks. Mrs. C. E. Richardson Floyd Black Lester Bucher •Mary Couts. Mrs. Coyle Belter Emerson Davis Margaret Dlllehay. Mrs. Roy Frame Dale Emerson •Adda Fisher. Mrs. John Shadle Pearl Geinghry. Mrs. Ed. Cottle Elmer Hykes Mary Leech Helen Lelghninger. Mrs. Fred Trees Clara Miskimen. Mrs. C. A. Harden Nannie Morris. Mrs. Grover Portz Clarence Owen Floyd Rogers Robert Senear Frank Shurtz Fern Smith. Mrs. William Furbay Charles Starker Ruth Stonebrook. Mrs. Arnold Dauer George Tidrick 1912 Daisy Anderson. Mrs. Carl Neal Ethel Arcore. Mrs. Fred Opphile Hazel Brown. Mrs. Joe Downs Joseoh H. Fletcher Victor Hayes Gladys Haverfield ♦Earl Knowles •Opal Kohler •Dean Ley Robert McCleary ♦Edna McCoy. Mrs. Lester Pope Franklin Milligan Gertrude Miskimen. Mrs. John Pace Emily Neighbor. Mrs. Clarence Dullahant Mabel Pace. Mrs. Carl Siegrist •Emma Portz. Mrs. Robert Wollery R. Leilan Shoemaker A. Rav Shurtz •Grace Van Sickle. Mrs. Floyd Rogers 1913 Ernest Asher Frances Barcroft. Mrs. M. E. Kishler Ovel Belter •R. L. Chaney Wilma Couts. Mrs. Ralph Lelghninger •Alma Dull. Mrs. Frank Henderson Zella Eagon. Mrs. E. V. Rohr ONE HUNDRED SIX r Mary Haverfield Hugh Macmillan Harriet McCleary Augusta McConnell. Mrs. Wallace Haverfield Anna McCoy. Mrs. Charles Cunningham Twlla McElroy. Mrs. Lowell Loomis Anna McKenzie. Mrs. R. J. Blank Eva Neumelster Ada Norman. Mrs. S. M. Clark ♦Wilma Palmer. Mrs. Harold Rucker William Rothensteln Walter Sperling Russell Schear ♦Nellie Titus. Mrs. L. E. Weaver 1914 Walter Barcroft ♦Grace Becks ' Esther Blair. Mrs. Cecil Norman Mary Brown. Mrs. Herbert Cowgill Lloyd Cole Ida De Long. Mrs. Charles Parker ♦Willis George Charlene Hart. Mrs. W. T. Mathews ♦Mvron Hayes Frank Henderson •John B. Kistler ♦Melva Keast. Mrs. Charles Ray Helen Leech. Mrs. K. W. Keiser Ralph Leighninger Charles Ray •Anna Reed. Mrs. John Glenn Grace Rennard. Mrs. Ernest Begert Ella Rogers. Mrs. Francis Simmerman Irma Shurtz. Mrs. Roy Mvers Odessa Walkenspaw. Mrs. Odessa Grove 1915 Kathryn Atkinson. Mrs. Ed. Hossenlop Ledlie Barnett Estella Bean. Mrs. L. M. Wlandt Ralph Beers Chester Best ♦William Brothers Leota Brown. Mrs. Warren Prosser ♦Mary Crouch. Mrs. Floyd Faraar Grace Crouch. Mrs. Edson Stewart Carl Gardner Bessie Haver. Mrs. Albert Bader Samuel B. Hayes Blanche Henderson. Mrs. Russel Tidball •Paul Huff Asenath Leighninger. Mrs. Zara Abbott Henrietta Lieser. Mrs. Wm. Regula Margaret Macmillan. Mrs. R. L. Gaskill Elva Martin. Mrs. Ray Wolfe Daniel McConnell ♦Verna Morris. Mrs. Raymond McPherson Charles Robinson Alfred Schlupp Edwin Tilton Ethel Wallace. Mrs. Ethel Wilkin 1916 Luella Beeks Lucille Beeks. Mrs. R. C. Cake Frieda Bonnet 1. Mrs. Alonzo Bailey Lucille Eagon. Mrs. Lancaster •Rachel Erwin. Mrs. J. R. Inman Ernest Hinds Freda Hudnall. Mrs. Ray Thompson Aldrich Hykes Thelma Lewis. Mrs. Walter Hinds Clyde Marlowe Lillie Murphy. Mrs. E. O. Kinsey Eva Pace. Mrs. Wm. F. McDermott ♦Violette Phillips. Mrs. C. W. Miskimen Edna Riggle. Mrs. Roy Jones William Tilton Helen Warner. Mrs. Edwin Brown Florence Wiandt Paul Woodard Victor Yingling 1917 Ralph Adams •Charles Botimer George Brown Rosemary Cook. Mrs. W. L. Stephen Ralph Dillon Roy Euga Arthur Euga Mary Hartline. Mrs. Paul Huff Roy Hildebrand. Ruth Jones. Mrs. J. Norman Kyle Ethel Kendleberger. Mrs. Victor Staneart •Donald McCleary Mary McKenzie. Mrs. Edgar Combs 'Thomas Montgomery Ada Nugen. Mrs. Suntheimer Fred Reed Mabel Stahler. Mrs. Walter Young •Roger VanSickle 1918 Rachel Atkinson. Mrs. Robert Boyd Russell Bean Samuel Boltz Ralph Brown Roy Calvin Mary Daugherty. Mrs. Vernon Schupp Albert Dillehay Mary Dreher. Mrs. Herbert Renner Birney Emerson Helena Hackenbracht. Mrs. Jack Norman Ina Hinds, Mrs. E. D. Lowery Marjorie Kaden. Mrs. Russell Bean Beatrice Nicholson. Mrs. Otto C. Meyer Charlotte Lewis. Mrs. James Murphy Eunice Leech. Mrs. Roy Lyle Bessie Ley Wayne Ley Woneta Marlowe. Mrs. Noble Sherrard Fern McConnell. Mrs. Eugene Rousch Harry McFadden •Beatrice Montgomery. Mrs. Ben Robinson Vera Powell. Mrs. Walter Cochrane Clarence Rufenacht Ernest Silverthorne •Raymond Smith Maude Tidrlck. Mrs. James Macmillan Catherine Tufford. Mrs. Ralph Brown Gladys C. Wilson. Mrs. Beechy 1919 Grace Alexander •Paul Atkinson Florence Barnett. Mrs. I. J. McClary Mary Bean Edith Botimer. Mrs. Edward Schenck Edna Finical. Mrs. Leroy Moore • •Franklin Gray •Mabel Gunn Olive Kinsey. Mrs. Frederick Zimmer •May Kuntz. Mrs. Atlee DeVal Christina Macmillan Ina Martin. Mrs. Clyde Marlowe Elsie Palmer. Mrs. Roy Smith Robert Peoples Lelia Riggle. Mrs. James Gimble Estella Ripley. Mrs. W. Wadelin Laura Robinson. Mrs. Upson Kyte Mabel Rothenstein •Clarence Shaffer Owen Smith Grace VanSickle. Mrs. William Dailey Elma Walkenspaw. Mrs. L. J. Smith Melvin VanSickle Frederick Zimmer 1920 Theresa Barthalow Dean Beauregard Ruth Brown. Mrs. Kenneth Kohler John Burris Mabelle Chapman. Mrs. Harold Thompson Russell Dayton Alice Decker. Mrs. Leslie Besst Virginia Dorsey. Mrs. Edward Henning Vernon Dreher •Elliott DufT Deborah George. Mrs. Howard Stephan Lloyd Hart Charles Leech Ruth McCollum. Mrs. Frank Perone Irene Morris. Mrs. Dean Beauregard Clara Nicholson, Mrs. Leo Fontaine Lucille Patterson. Mrs. Raymond Deeslie Estelle Peters. Mrs. Russell Norman Zelah Rush. Mrs. W. Wilson Joseph Snyder Elmer VanSickle Virginia Welsh. Mrs. Ralph Marlowe . ONE HUNDRED SEVEN 1 1921 Marie Adams. Mrs. Russell Reynolds Helolse Asher. Mrs. Merle Rice Margaret Beers. Mrs. Fred Evans Lucille Carr. Mrs. Walter Young Mildred Emerson. Mrs. George Murray Helen Floyd. Mrs. Harvey Davis John Glazer Phoebe Hart. Mrs. Harry McFadden Beatrice Johns. Mrs. Paul Atkinson Jessie King. Mrs. W. Muhleln Madeline Ley. Mrs. Carol Makepeace Jean McCleary. Mrs. Harley Brown Wayne McFarland John Mahon Emery Martin Beatrice Mulvane. Mrs. Chester Best ♦Ida Nicholson ♦Grace Peoples George Richards Gladys Tfford, Mrs. Kenneth Beall Nellie Walton. Mrs. Owen Jones Dorothy Williams. Mrs. Charles Carlisle Ralph Portz Esther Woodard. Mrs. Esther Booth 1922 Verna Arth. Mrs. Boyd Wallace Clyde Barthalow ♦Beryl Beauregard. Mrs. R. L. Shoemaker Eva Blair. Mrs. J. Walter Anna Bond. Mrs. Clyde Kees Helen Brunn Edith Carr. Mrs. Wilbur Lapp Frank Carruthers Frank Dorsey Watson Daugherty Mabel Draher. Mrs. Ralph Marquand Pauline Dorsey. Mrs. Burton DeW'itt Lewis Fletcher Carma Hagan. Mrs. Zona Rogers Elvln Hannahs Ralph Hlester Loris Hunt Virgil Johnson Lake Loader Marjorie Mauss. Mrs. Chester Randles Earl Murphy Eugene Nelson Dorothy Oakllef. Mrs. George Hootman Carl Portz John Rehard Donna Riggle. Mrs. Elvin Hannahs Gladys Risher. Mrs. Arthur Carruthers Frederick Schwab Lois Zimmer, Mrs. Craig 1923 Mary Barnett. Mrs. F. A. Moslander Paul Brunn Wilbur Dayton Burton DeWltt Helen Gefeller Mary Hayes Ethel Holder. Mrs. Francis Bethel Lloyd Huff Lucille Hursey. Mrs. Carl Portz J. E. Johnson Howard Kaden Florida Kistler. Mrs. Herbert Lemke Burkett Lansberry Orlan Loader Russell MacQueen Ferguson Macmillan ♦Wilbur McPherson Helen Peters. Mrs. Arthur Mercer Calvin Peters Herbert Prosser Jen Evea Ralne John Ray Thomas Ripley Beulah Regula, Mrs. Roger Smith Mary Robinson Helen Schaffer. Mrs. Bernard Chapman Mildred Schlupp. Mrs. Paul Key Donald Sheets Alveretta Sheely. Mrs. Burkett Lansberry Dorothea Swlgert. Mrs. Alfred Marshall Leota Shoemaker Russell Taylor Helena Underwood. Mrs. Kenneth Bird Oliver Underwood Henrietta Vogenitz. Mrs. Roy Winkler Almena Yingllng. Mrs. Lester Klshman I 1924 Nettie Alexander. Mrs. R. Hilbourne Francis Angle Frederick Beauregard Lorraine Bond. Mrs. F. D. Davidson Harley Brown Wilma Chapman. Mrs. D. L. Bing Helen Cooley. Mrs. D. Blxler Ruth Davis. Mrs. Stanton McLaughlin Ralph Draher Howard Fletcher Emil Floyd Geneva Hackenbracht Mabel Hannahs. Mrs. Russell Tufford Frances Hinds. Mrs. Earl Titus Ilda Hunt Alma Kees. Mrs. Floyd Kinsey Thomas Larkin Lucy Lewis Irwin McCallister Glenroie MacQueen Mary Mulvane. Mrs. Kenneth Phillips -Wilma Murphy. Mrs. C. O. Shull Delbert Neff •Harlan Neiderhauser Fern Oliver. Mrs. Edgar Ramage Bernice Palmer. Mrs. Wayne Dorsey Willard Palmer Mary Phillips. Mrs. Howard Davis Freda Riggle. Mrs. Walter Krause Evalyn Swlgert. Mrs. Ernest Novis Alta Tufford. Mrs. Robert Clark Etta Taylor. Mrs. Ledlie Barnett Frances Williams Alice Wadelin. Mrs. H. O. Wise Mildred Wilson. Mrs. Grant Peters Charles Yingllng David Zimmer Dwight Van Sickle 1925 John Atkinson Elizabeth Barthalow. Mrs. Kenneth Arbogest Dilfred Beiter Honald Blair Ralph Bower Virginia Brokaw. Mrs. William Barron Robert Calhoun Irma Carney. Mrs. Vernon Leech Wayne Carney Lloyd Couts Joseph Daugherty Goldie Edwards. Mrs. David Higgins Olive Frasher. Mrs. John Gray Katherine Gilgannon. Mrs. Albert Miller Gall Hammersley. Mrs. Carl Everhart •Anna Harstine. Mrs. Vearl Davis Margaret Heister. Mrs. Margaret Carr •Cara Johnson Max Jullen Helen Keiser. Mrs. Richard Limbaugh Karl Lauer Charles Little Olive Loader. Mrs. Russell MacQueen John H. Miller Paul Momberg Mary Mugford. Mrs. N. R. Peterson Oscar Murphy Perry Murphy Byron Meyer Lorin Oakllef Mary Pace. Mrs. Paul Brand Wilma Regula. Mrs. Charles Stoner Rosella Scnriner. Mrs. Roy Merkel Dorothy Schwab. Mrs. Philip Brown William Scott Elizabeth Shaw. Mrs. Ralph Portz Willis Stocker •George Simmerman Freda W'elsh. Mrs. Carl Martin Grant W'elsh Joseph Whiting Elizabeth Widder. Mrs. John Shaw Dean Wise 1926 Gladys Alexander Ralph Addy Mary Carroll Beers. Mrs. Thomas Ripley Doris Berry. Mrs. David C. James Hilda Brown. Mrs. John Hogue Nellie Brown Mary Burris. Mrs. Harold Conover W'illard Colvin ONE HUNDRED EIGHT r f Ravmond Craigo •Charles C. Crater Claradell Fisher. Mrs. Ermll Rice Mabel Geese Evelyn Greer Charlene Gardner. Mrs. Clarence Cunningham Forest Hammersley. Mrs. Forest Purcell Preston Hannahs Lucille Heskett. Mrs. Lowell Adams •Dorothy Jones Bertha Kedigh Alvin Lehman Lois Little. Mrs. Ernest Miller Thelma Longsworth. Mrs. Joseph Hickinbottom Howard Lyons Lloyd Martin Mildred McPherson. Mrs. Lester Baker Kenneth Neff Julius Nlcodemus Novella Opphlle. Mrs. Lorin Berkshire Aide Patterson. Mrs. Earl Johns Margaret Reed. Mrs. Ravmond Lindsay Irene Reldenbach. Mrs. Dallas Crider Robert Robinson Laura Rogers. Mrs. Irwin McAllister •Bernard Sibole Elsie Smith. Mrs. Charles Little Martha Stahler. Mrs. Gilbert Hart Jessie Stocker. Mrs. Arthur Summers Max Tyhurst Arthur Wiandt 1927 Rachel Barnett. Mrs. Roger Stoffer Glenn Barthalow Ruth Barton. Mrs. Charles Crater Edna Bell. Mrs. Russell Stone Rita Bowen Margaret Bower. Mrs. Ralph Heister Clifford Blair Bertha Brode. Mrs. George Young Helen Brown. Mrs. Homer Loveless Helen Cappel. Mrs. John Barbie Carrie Couts. Mrs. Quillen Clancv Craigo Marjorie Dorsey. Mrs. Paul Callentlnc Elizabeth Daugherty. Mrs. Thomas Watson Nellie Emrson. Mrs. Foster Blind Lorin Gadd •Eva Gibson George Hackenbracht John Harstlne Claude Hinds Burton Hothem Francis Huff Helen Kokensparger. Mrs. Harold Roof Thelma Lehman. Mrs. Godfrey Meeks Marvin Loader Addle McFadden. Mrs. Homer Sharp Harold McVey Yvonne Martin. Mrs. Chester Hart Dorothy Maxwell Myron Mulvane Carl Peoples George Phillips Nellie Pickering. Mrs. Alvin Lehman Jean Ripley. Mrs. Forest Birney Doyle Risher Elmer Sneary Celia Smith. Mrs. Donald Conrad Mae Taylor. Mrs. Julius Nlcodemus Iva VanSickle. Mrs. Gerald Zwoll Mabel Warner. Mrs. Wllmer Whitls Wilmer Whitls 1928 Florence Addy. Mrs. Max Julien Mabel Barton. Mrs. James Mlchos Wilma Baxter. Mrs. Hugh Basehart •John Cooley Laurence Dillehay Harold Earley Roy Fletcher Mae Furbay. Mrs. Gall Marks Clavis Gadd Florence Hackenbracht. Mrs. Harry Hothem Pauline Harbolt. Mrs. Waldo Oakllef Helen Hothem Mary Hudson. Mrs. Craigo Mildred Johnson. Mrs. Glenn Stewart Martha Lauer. Mrs. Raymond McQuorder Chester Leonard Leah Loader. Mrs. Frank Thomas Florence McDonnell. Mrs. R. D. Fletcher Carrie McFadden. Mrs. Howard Burris Eugene Mumma Russell Nelss David Nlcodemus Vernon Parks Victor Peters Olive Ray. Mrs. Lorin Gadd Wilma Rennard. Mrs. George Wolfe Gladys Ross. Mrs. Oliver Welty Robert Shaw Harold Sneary Charlotte Swigert. Mrs. Lester Metzger Walter Thompson Oma Wiandt. Mrs. Harold Ripple Viola Wunderlich. Mrs. Howard Luthy 1929 Verna Allen. Mrs. Ray Murray Ben Barthalow Virginia Berry. Mrs. W. Agricola Hazel Bower. Mrs. Paul Cart Bernice Brown. Mrs. Berton Hothem Lorin Brown Robert Byrd John Callentlne Constance Cooper. Mrs. Kenneth English •Virginia Conrad. Mrs. William Thomas Frances Crater Rachel Crater. Mrs. Russell Treasure Robert Crater Jack Curby Mildred Early. Mrs. Paul Nay Margaret Fltcher. Mrs. Alfred Hotz Florence Folkert. Mrs. Robert Denham Walter Hammersley Izola Hannahs. Mrs. Lewis Fletcher Eugene Hartman Isac Hayes Hazel Huff. Mrs. Albert Norman Marion Johnson Robert Lee Helen Lehman. Mrs. Lloyd Huff Chester Lehman John Little Frederick Loader Carl Lyons Harold Marlatt Geneva Marlatt. Mrs. George Miller Joseph Maxwell Carl McFarland •Viola Mercer. Mrs. George Barthalow Violet Mercer. Mrs. Carl Hammersley Marv K. Meyers. Mrs. Raymond Hayward Matilda Murphy. Mrs. Lewis Hemlinger Hilda Ripley Thelma Neighbor. Mrs. Ronald Huff Mildred Oaklelf. Mrs. Harold Preston Willis Roe Ralph Robinson Glenn Stewart Charles Stone Floyd Stocker Eugene Thompson Ruth Troendlv. Mrs. Herman Sandel Mary Troendlv. Mrs. Orlan Loader Arthur Tufford Mary West. Mrs. Jake Huffman Marjorie Wise. Mrs. Charles Mugford •Elmer Yanal 1930 •Jean Barnett. Mrs. Raymond McCune Kenneth Bennett Irene Black. Mrs. Ambrose McDevltt Gail Bretzlus Gordon Brode Paul Buzzard Dallas Carney Bernard Courtright Charlene Couts. Mrs. Robert Robinson Grace Craigo. Mrs. Willis Atkinson I la De Vol Eleanor Dillehay. Mrs. Ralph Brlllhart Alwilda Fenton. Mrs. Charles Phillips Donald Ford James Geese Thelma Glazer. Mrs. Ralph Darragh Letha Hardesty Edith Heskitt Robert Hinds Opal Hothem. Mrs. Woy Mlzer I ONE HUNDRED NINE r T i Howard Jones •Joseph Knezevich Ethel Lehman. Mrs. Carl Peoples Earl Marlatt Raymond McCune Geneva McFadden. Mrs. John Roll Mahala Mugford, Mrs. Robert Byrd Joseph Murphy Elizabeth Murphy. Mrs. Schmuck Margery Palmer. Mrs. Robert Wlglleld Charles Phillips Woodrow' Portz Walter Quigley Ruth Richmond. Mrs. Willard Chaney Esther Rohrbacker. Mrs. Clarence Mainwaring Lucille Salliday. Mrs. Robert Crater James Shaw’ Alice Shearer. Mrs. Cecil Gardner Lllliam Thompson. Mrs. Gall Bretzlus Lucille Widder. Mrs. Raymond Sherer Emma Wilkin. Mrs. E. C. Bower Andy Nendallo Yanal 1931 Lillian Asher John Baker Marjorie Bell. Mrs. Bucklew’ Twila Boyd •Stella Brown. Mrs. Glenn Swigert Albert Callentlne Leo Callentlne Eugene Chapman James Cole „„„ , Gladys Cramlet. Mrs. Lawrence Wilkin Don Crouch Lucille Dawson Alwilda Denning John Dunlevy •Vernon Egler Robert Emerson Clarence Euga W’llliam Folkert Alice Fletcher. Mrs. Clifton Little Virginia Foster Elizabe;h Gombar. Mrs. Frank Moransky Woodrow Hayes Charles Herbert Irw in Hinds ,. „ . Eula Hollingsworth. Mrs. Harold Smith Irene Hothem. Mrs. Domer Laura Hudson Eva Johnson. Mrs. Albert Callentlne Dorothy Knezevich. Mrs. O’Neil Dudley Korns Marjorie Latterly. Mrs. Dale Hurst Olive Leonhard. Mrs. H. D. Brokaw Irene Lindsey. Mrs. Willis Roe Clifton Little Dale Longsworth Howard Loos Frances Lyons. Mrs. Earl W'heeland Wilbur Marlatt Gertrude Martin Jennie Martin Margaret Maxwell John Menafee Arthur Oaklief Paul Oaklief Mildred Opphile. Mrs. Homer Hunt Alice Opphile. Mrs. Patrick Duffy Dennis Ott Everett Sllverthorn Margarette Stamm. Mrs. Ellsworth Breneman Drnald Steffen James Tish Lulu Woodard Grace Wentz 1932 William Beers. Jr. Charles Arth . „ •Edith Barthalow. Mrs. Wilbur Franks •Edna Baughn Edna Black. Mrs. Lloyd Couts Edmund Booth Evelyn Byrd Iris Carr. Mrs. John Mllburn John E. Conrad Charles Couts Thelma Crater. Mrs. Ross Starkey Ray Dennis Marcella Eagon. Mrs. Robert Parks Edgar Emerson John Foster •Jennie Furbav. Mrs. Kenneth W’olfe Howard Groff Virginia Hackenbracht. Mrs. George Temple Harry Haver William Helfner Marjorie Hilligas. Mrs. Mike Tipton Calvin Johnson Alta Kedigh. Mrs. Clifford Wilson Robert Kelser •Stella Knezevich Rachel Loos. Mrs. Shuman Art Betty Lyons. Mrs. J. Thomas Staudt Harold Lyons Florine Marlatt Ray Marlatt John Mllburn Florence Miller. Mrs. Harry A. Metzger Margaret Miller. Mrs. James Meyers Eva Murphy Olaf Murphy Ruth Norris. Mrs. Jack Phillips Doris Palmer. Mrs. Herbert Smith Don Pickering Roscoe Pierce Wilma Pope. Mrs. John King Charles Ralne Earl Reed Helen Rennard. Mrs. Virgil Dull Elizabeth Richmond. Mrs. Allen Barr Ben Robinson Augusta Rothenstein. Mrs. H stetler Sarah Schlarb Ellis Sargeant Bertha Smith. Mrs. Bertha Willis Iva Smith. Mrs. Herbert Gander Vodean Starts. Mrs. Wilbur Bryan Darrell Stofer Waneta Wilson Marion Zimmer. Mrs. Russell Craig Robert Zimmer •John Dillehay 1933 Robert Archer Pauline Barcroft. Mrs. Robert Britton Lucille Booth. Mrs. Chester Leonhard Richard Bcnnell Eugene Bowen Betty Britton. Mrs. Clarence Thomas Alma Caddes. Mrs. Earl Reed Mabel Cappel. Mrs. Marvin Ulrich Albert Clough Chester Cosner Alice Cralgo Lloyd Crater Arthur Dennis Robert Eagon Margaret Early. Mrs. Peter Saad Carlos Fletcher Edwin Fletcher Charles Foust Mary Foust. Mrs. Vernon W’alrath Helen Glazer Alva Hannahs Elaine Hill. Mrs. Raymond Folkert George Hursey Robert Klstler Harry Langell Ralph Lehman George Little Ronald McAllister Everett McElhaney Ellen Shalosky Freda Mallett. Mrs. Robert Folkert Marv Marlatt Florence Miller Thelma Mullett. Mrs. Don Loader •Lee Murphy Eugene Parks Eugene Porcher Gwendolyn Reger. Mrs. Kenneth Johns Lucille Reidenbach. Mrs. Fred Loader Theda Robey. Mrs. Oliver Underw'ood Philip Schlupp Ruth Jane Sells. Mrs. Roy Dennis Bertha Shepard. Mrs. Jack Turner Helen Shull. Mrs. Robert Patterson George Shurtz Laura Sllverthorn Cecil Stocker Howard Stocker Alfred Swigert Martha Taylor. Mrs. Richard Bonnell Max Tufford ONE HUNDRED TEN r Helen Van Sickle. Mrs. Eugene Riffle Lelha Vlerheller. Mrs. Thomas Seiber Raymond Vlerheller Katherine Wlgfield. Mrs. Robert Sondles Marjorie Wolfe. Mrs. John S. Ross Florence Young Mabel Stearns, Mrs. John Little 1934 Albert Adkins John Asher Glenna Boyd Glenn Bradshaw Vera Chance. Mrs. Leo Calentlne Lewis Carr Cora Clemens Elmer Cramlet Goldie Cramlet. Mrs. Ray Williams Paul Curby Ruth Fletcher Raymond Folkert Lillian Gombar Myron Hagan 0 Hazel Harbold Emmet Hart Jack Huff Robert Huff Herman Hudson Mary Alice Keidigh. Mrs. Lewis Little John King Ordell Korns •Marv L. Lewis Robert Loader Pauline Loveless. Mrs. Hugh Endlich Neoma Lyons. Mrs. Chester Cosner Rosemary Lyons Marie Mallett Ray Marlatt George Maxwell Josephine Ml .er. Mrs. Lawrence Gaskill •Earl Mclntire Godfrey Meek Thelma Paine Dean Palmer Robert Parks Frank Quillen Roberta Richardson ■’Evelyn Riggle. Mrs. Oscar Shaloskv Charlotte Rogers. Mrs. William Helfner Jules Rohr Margaret Simon!. Mrs. Edwin Riley Clark Schworm Oscar Shalosky Kenneth Sheeler Carl Sieber Arthur Smith Melba Steffen Wilma Stewart. Mrs. William Calhoun Robert Strffer E. D. Swigert. Jr. Helen Taylor. Mrs. Dale Clark “Marcus Terrell Myron Thompson Virginia Thompson Ray Tldrlck Harry Torgler Laura Torgler. Mrs. Ted Fowler William Tufford. Jr. Eileen Warner. Mrs. John Furbay Lucille West. Mrs. John Neal Miry Wilson. Mrs. Arthur Tufford Evelyn Wilson Lucille Wilson. Mrs. Dale Wiggins Arthur Wilkin Ruth Zimmer. Mrs. Morlan Anglemger 1935 Edna Alexander. Mrs. Paul Rich Evelyn Barcroft. Mrs. Carl Daugherty Willard Beal Carl Boltz Willard Bond Helen Booth. Mrs. Walter Hickman Ruth Bradshaw. Mrs. Carl Maurer Marv Burdette Paul Carruthers Lorin Casteel Hilda Chapman. Mrs. Wharton Palmatler Max Corbett Donald Courtwright Woodrow Couts Mabel Cralgo. Mrs. Otto Shaw Carl Daugherty David Davis � Laurence Dayton Max Draper Marvin Derr Ruth Early. Mrs. Paul McCoy Robert Elliott John Foust Delbert Gadd Laura Gadd. Mrs. Harold McCormick Carl Groff Eugene Hackenbracht Bernard Hartman James Hillegas Helen Hill. Mrs. Lee K. Noble Fred Hootman Edna Hothem. Mrs. Edmund Booth Leonard Gist Opal Fisher Lavonne Kees Janet Lacy. Mrs. J. G. Grznar Betty Lauer. Mrs. Glen De Vool Lloyd Maloy Eugene Matthews Edward McCall Richard McMlllln Billy Miller Grover Moore Paul Murphy Howard Norman James Parsons Virgil Peoples Vernon Powell Ralph Reed John Schlupp John Taylor Paul Taylor Ben Tldrlck Betty Myers. Mrs. Ronald Hellgren Yulah Miller. Mrs. Marvin Lindell Nelva Meyers. Mrs. John Foust Rachel Neighbor. Mrs. Stanley Hines Harriet Opphile. Mrs. Carl Combs Mary Pappas. Mrs. Wilbert Walton Jean Richmond. Mrs. Paul Taylor Retha Richmond. Mrs. Robert Fairchild Mary K. Rodenstein. Mrs. Arthur Rothenstine Margery Schlupp. Mrs. Thomas Roberts Ruth Schlarb. Mrs. Harold Corbett Ruth Sllverthorne Mary Simon!. Mrs. E. D. Swigert. Jr. Mayfair Stocker. Mrs. Olaf Murphy Katherine Troendly. Mrs. Raymond Viegel Ruth Wldder. Mrs. Earl Cooper Thelma Wlandt. Mrs. Demuth Robert Wolfe 1936 Harold Anderson Evelyn Angle. Mrs. Lewis Cralgo Thelma Bennett. Mrs. Wayne Mlskimen Chester Booth Harry Bower Donald Callentine Russell Couts Thelma Cralgo Bessie Cunningham. Mrs. Boyd Walverton Marie Cunningham. Mrs. Kenneth Hostetler Woodrow Dawson Ocle Dansbv Hershal Derr Vernon Dreher Johnle Mae Driver Clinton Dunlap Rodney Eagon Edna Early Isobel Early. Mrs. Paul Bailey Frances Fenton. Mrs. Glenn Shaw Therese Gombar Edna Grosenbacher. Mrs. Edwin Rank Paul Hammersley Georgia Mae Harris Eileen Helter Virgil Hogue Henrietta Hill. Mrs. Delbert Garrett Velma Hinds. Mrs. Paul Jones Ruby Hunt. Mrs. Frank Harding Blanche Kedigh Mrs. William Shephard Grace Kenney. Mrs. Edward Eggleston Betty King Nick Knezevlch Carl Lenz� Rachel Lease. Mrs. Harold Baum Grace Lyons. Mrs. George Frazer Corle McAllister. Mrs. Robert Hagan Russell Marquand Charles Miller i J, ONE HUNDRED ELEVEN r Wayne Mizer Frances Milligan. Mrs. Robert Loader Eileen Murphy, Mrs. Russell Glazer Gladys Neal. Mrs. Lewis Reed Charles Norman Clarence Ortt Carl Phillips Wilma Phillips Wayne Rennard Lois Richmond. Mrs. Willard Egler Doyle Riggs Jean Rogers. Mrs. Eugene Stewart Helen Schumacher. Mrs. Aaron Arth Dorothy Shaffer. Mrs. Marvin Derr •Matthew Scott Stanley Schworm Walter Smith Garner Stocker Richard Stoffer Evelyn Taylor. Mrs. Merrill Beal Alma Thompson. Mrs. Eugene Poocher Olive Toney. Mrs. Floyd Bender Evelyn Treasure. Mrs. Robert McCracken Morris Wolff Earl Van Sickle 1937 Charles Abbuhl Elsie Adkins Audrey Anderson. Mrs. Robert Kindle Kathleen Barcroft. Mrs. Joseph TIsh Charles Barnhouse Isabel Baltrusaites Helen Best. Mrs. Ira Arth Martha Bond. Mrs. Hilton McMullen Robert Brode James Carr Buster Cooke Delphine Dreher. Mrs. Raymond Wolfe Wilma Dunlap Willard Folkert Esther Funk. Mrs. B. J. Adams Hazel Gadd. Mrs. Ray Tldrick Robert Geese Margaret Groff. Mrs. William Menzie Charles Gross Jean Gross. Mrs. Harold Marlatt Sarah Gross. Mrs. Roscoe Pierce Georgia Mae Harris Florence Hartman. Mrs. Eugene Bowen Bettv Haver. Mrs. Kenneth Wolfe Dean Huff Thelma Hunt. Mrs. Dudley Korns Horace Jackson June Kees. Mrs. Glen Sanor Elizabeth Knowles. Mrs. W. A. Finsley Ruth Kohler. Mrs. Glenn Hearst Betty Lewis. Mrs. Marion Newton Vida Loader. Mrs. Donald Callentlne James McPherson Carl Milligan Leroy Miller Royce Moore Rita Maxwell. Mrs. Phillip Henry Mary M. Miller. Mrs. Horace Jackson. Jr. Elea'nor Morton. Mrs. Robert Taylor Manches Neff •Robert Opphile Emily Olsen. Mrs. Wallentinson Carol' Palmer. Mrs. Charles Abbuhl Robert Palmer Ruth Patterson. Mrs. William Medley Donald Porcher Mary K. Port .. Mrs. Richard Rank Robert Rehard Pearl Reidenbach. Mrs. Denver Craigo Myron Rlggle Jean Riley Howard Robinson Chester Sharrock Gerald Smith Richard Spear Richard Stofer Dorothy Starker. Mrs. Wayne House Marian Taylor. Mrs. Carroll Gilroy Joe Tish Mavis Tufford. Mrs. Robert Van Sickle 1 William Van Sickle Robert Van Sickle Dwight Williams Virginia Wilson 1938 Paul Alexander W'ayne Angle Jane Ashelman. Mrs. Robert Boger Charles Berg George Berkshire Evelyn Bolt . June Boltz. Mrs. Richard Stoffer June Latham. Mrs. Donald Stevens Iona Booth. Mrs. Charles Hothem Mildred Charleston. Mrs. Andrew Porter Esther Couts. Mrs. Paul Hamilton Florence Cunningham Violet Cunningham. Mrs. Gerald Emler Ann Davis. Mrs. Frank Laurence Merle Dorsey Edith DeLong Mabel Early. Mrs. Wallace Casteel Martha Ellis. Mrs. Chas. McCoy Gerald Emler Dale Fenton Virgil Fisher Alice Funk. Mrs. Clarence Huntsman Bill Goettge Eleanor Gray. Mrs. Harold Best Edith Grewell. Mrs. Clarence Butsher Betty Gross. Mrs. Jules Rohr Wayne Harstlne John Heller Dorothy Hill Katherln Hothem. Mrs. James Carr Clarence Huntsman Sidney Jones Robert Knowles Jane Kohler. Mrs. William Worthington Jevene Lacey. Mrs. William Wolford Gladys Laughlin. Mrs. Robert Wurster Marjorie Lease. Mrs. Gilbert Roehm Vivian Lee. Mrs. Lester Herbert Ruth Leighninger. Mrs. Robert Raach Josephine Lenzo. Mrs. Charles Herbert Mabel Marlatt. Mrs. James Hilligas John McPeek Marv McAllister. Mrs. Paul Carruthers Walter Miller Mary Norris. Mrs. Harold Bates Viola Ott. Mrs. Laurence Ralph Pollock Lorraine Pope. Mrs. Charles Miller Mary Rector. Mrs. Andrew Patton Harvev Reger Margaret Sayre. Mrs. Harold Gilmore Chester Schlarb Rolland Schworm Ethel Silverthorn. Mrs. James Dorsey Melvene Schumacher. Mrs. Edw. Jueijens Florence Steffen. Mrs. Paul Gotshell Thelma Swigert. Mrs. Lester Allwood Carl Sweitzer Francis Stroup Juanita Twyman. Mrs. Ralph Coleman Bernard Walters Irene Wheeland, Mrs. Robert Geese Roger Wldder Eunice Wiandt. Mrs. Francis Cross Verlie Wilson Christina Williams Paul Wolff Grace Zimmer. Mrs. Ronald McAllister 1939 Marvin Addy Wal er Albright Thelma Angle. Mrs. William Warner Howard Atha Eugene Baker Robert Bender Harold Best Beverly Barnhouse. Mrs. Arthur Wilkin Edith iBond. Mrs. Carl Philips Jessie Burdette Russell Brown ONE HUNDRED TWELVE r John Budd Esther Cottrlll. Mrs. Paul Hackenberr.v Mary Couts. Mrs. Richard Gaynor James Couts Emily Dillehay Dorothy Edwards Earl Fenton Jack Galnor Steve Gombar William Gumm Walter Hinds Martha Hootman John Hilligas George Houston Arthur Johns Rosemary Johns. Mrs. Frank Wagner Mary Kenezivich Robert Latham Raymond Lawrence Carolyn Lelghninger. Mrs. Jack Galnor Maxine Lewis. Mrs. Harold Davis Jack Martin Bessie McElhaney. Mrs. Malcolm Ott Betty McFarland. Mrs. Carl Krebs Richard Morrison Wesley Mugford Paul Meyers Suzanne Neal. Mrs. Robert Stoffer Bertha Ellen Neighbor. Mrs. Gilchrist Betty Norris. Mrs. William Miller Martha Olson. Mrs. Emerson Price Harold Fenton Helen Pappas Nick Pappas Paul Parks Gladys Porchcr. Mrs. Encll Mason Dale Porcher Robert Portz Robert Raach Brice Rector Charles Rlsher Eileen Robe Edward Robinson Vera Robinson. Mrs. John Helfner Catherine Shurtz Joe Shull Marie Sllverthorn. Mrs. Salrin Myron Smith Max Strause Bessie Thomas Anita Thompson. Mrs. John Belter Lillian Thompson. Mrs. Paul Rehard Orville Tidrick Carol Trees. Mrs. Roger Widder Edward Van Sickle Gwendolyn Walters. Mrs. Carl Osier Virginia Widder. Mrs. Donald Pettay Ruth Wilson. Mrs. George Tidrick Marshall Wheeland Andrew Yanal 1940 Donald Addy Evelyn Addy. Mrs. Haver Leona Affolter. Mrs. Lester Fockler Roberta Ashelman Wilbur Barthalow Robert Best Fred Booth Lester Brown Robert Casteel Clifford Casteel Ansel Charles Dorothea Clarke. Mrs. William Farrell Florence Coker. Mrs. Vandy Beaver Mary K. Comerford Marjorie Dawson Edith June Downs. Mrs. Cecil Bibb Helen Elliott. Mrs. Bernard Goodall Doris Fisher. Mrs. Wayne Angle Molly Galnor. Mrs. Robert Thompson Mary K. Gardner. Mrs. Richard Bordenklrcher Roger George Marjorie Grewell Doris Gross. Mrs. Ervin Maurer Earl Gross Norma Gwynn. Mrs. Harold Anderson Carl Harstlne Eugene Haver Ruth Haver. Mrs. Gerald R. Spring John Hilligas Carl Johnson Shirley Kennedy. Mrs. Frances Veil Jean Kinkade Beryl Kohler. Mrs. John DeRing Carl Krebs Mardell Lehman. Mrs. Robert Shaw Eugene Little John Lawver John Marlatt George McCune Glenn McCune Kathleen McCune. Mrs. Eugene Heston Norman McPherson Jay Neal Mary Ann Neal. Mrs. Paul Parks Theodore Neighbor Walter Opphile Oliver Ortt Velma Ortt. Mrs. Robert Wolfe Annabel Parks. Mrs. Garner Stocker Thelma Patterson Norma Peters William Phillips Mary Porter. Mrs. Leo Shalosky Carl Powell Dorothea Ray. Mrs. Bob Casteel Norma Richmond. Mrs. Benjamin Murphy Chester Robinson Thelma Rothenstein Eileen Stephon. Mrs. Bernle Hell Mildred Sharrock. Mrs. Robert Brady Dorothy St a Iter. Mrs. Paul Cochran Mary Stewart. Mrs. Dale Dyer Mollie Stewart. Mrs. R. Johnson Lucille Stocker James Styer Jean Thompson Robert Thompson Edward Warner Wayne Wells Edna Wiandt Florence Widder. Mrs. William Towne Jack Wilson Eugene Woodard Rose Yanal. Mrs. Thomasina Catherine Zwoll. Mrs. Dean Cronebaugh 1941 Dorothy Jane Asher. Mrs. Elwood Martin John Barcroft Elizabeth Barthalow. Mrs. Raymond Toney Natalia Bean. Mrs. Dale Johnson Martha Jane Best. Mrs. Donald Addy Florence Best. Mrs. Joe Shull Twilva Black. Mrs. Lorin Schworm Wilma Bliss Cathryn Booth Robert Bond James Brooks Kathleen Buck Betty Cinrad Betty Burdette Max Cooley Edson Cram let Jem Cunningham. Mrs. Kenneth Brown Walter DeLong Betty Davidson. Mrs. Floyd Dean Eileen Dillehay. Mrs. Dan George Robert Edwards Evelyn Emler. Mrs. Robert Decker Robert Gray Thelma Gross. Mrs. Frank Long William Hannahs Charles Hill Mildred Hill. Mrs. Clifford Ramsey Martha Hill. Mrs. Miller Patty Hinds. Mrs. Robert Reed Wilma Hootman. Mrs. John West Eugene Hoffman Hope Johns. Mrs. William Maurch Betty Lehman Alice Mae Llndell. Mrs. William Bodenheimer Mella Miller. Mrs. Carl Craves Betty Milligan. Mrs. Lower ONE HUNDRED THIRTEEN r Victor Lenzo Marvin Lindell William Little Loris McAllister Harold Medley Ruth Ott. Mrs. Arthur Johns Walter Ralph Kenneth Miller Clarence Miller Gerald Norman Earl Oaklief Thomas Orr Kenneth Porcher John Postel John Robe Ruth Rector Lillian Schlupp. Mrs. Lillian Ruby Pauline Schlarb. Mrs. Byron Boose Mary Scott. Mrs. Dan Rasche Marjorie Sharrock. Mrs. Virgil Stocker Edith Carol Smith. Mrs. Jack Dugan Carol Steffen Jeanette Stewart. Mrs. Earl Emler Frank Sapp Carl Schlarb Lorln Schworm Charles Smith Max Smith Harold Swigert Joseph Taylor Robert Twyman Dorothea Wilkin. Mrs. Marion Bluck Doris Wolffe. Mrs. Wayne Cross Betty Woods Delores Westphal Ralph Wise 1942 Norman Baker Nova Baker. Mrs. Fred Booth Franklin Bartholow Helen Bliss. Mrs. Paul Eddy Eleanor Ann Booth. Mrs. Don Brown Clarice Ann Britton. Mrs. Robert Scoles Betty Jean Budd. Mrs. Dale Bonifleld Robert Bundy •Garfield Clark Robert Cochran Wllmer Cochran Ruth Cordrey. Mrs. John Walters Lloyd Craigo Charles Cunningham Wallace Curtis Gordon DeMarco Martha Ellwood. Mrs. Kenneth Miller Adelaide Fletcher. Mrs. John McCleary, Jr. Ted Fletcher Iris Lee Fowler. Mrs. Elbert Stratton Suzanne Gainor. Mrs. Robert Deeslie Anna Gamble. Mrs. Breneman Robert Gay nor Earl Gibson Glenn Gray Eileen Gross. Mrs. Chester Thomas •Francis Gunn Barbara Hanson. Mrs. Robert McFadden Chester Hanson Donald Harrison Paul Harstlne Harold Haver Ruth Ellen Haver Ann Heller. Mrs. Robert Sales Ralph Hootman June Jaynes. Mrs. David Thomas William KInkade Dorothy Krebs. Mrs. Robert Boyd Virginia Laughlin. Mrs. Robert Norman Wilbur Little Phyllis Lower. Mrs. Carl Milligan Ruth Mackey Kenneth Martin Audra McClary Robert McFadden Wayne McFarland Roberta McLaughlin. Mrs. John Watson Lura Lee McPeek. Mrs. Jack Vogel Norma Miller. Mrs. Wayne Ross Francis Moore Herbert Moore Rhea Eileen Moore, Mrs. George Everhart Martha Mae Neal. Mrs. Herman Glazer Phyllis Neal. .Vrs. Harold Thompson Gloria Marie Norris. Mrs. William Schlrner Merle Opphlle Winona Porter Arthella June Rice Evastine Rice. Mrs. Eugene Rohr Anne Russell. Mrs. Donald Shirk Eleanor Schwarm. Mrs. Davis Frances Ellen Smith. Mrs. Russell Regula Ruth Jane Smith Audrey Stalter, Mrs. James Goettge Jeanne Stewart. Mrs. William Bretzius Max Swigert Jo Ann Trees. Mrs. Joseph Cabot Arthur Twyman Arthur Vierheller Winifred Walters. Mrs. Harold Brown Barbara Joanne Webb Jack West Elizabeth Wilson. Mrs. Denver McMullen Doris Wilkin. Mrs. Van Dusen Donald Wolff 1943 Mary Carol Adams Charles Ames Jean Ames Dale Baker Adeline Beahm. Mrs. Norman Day William Bean Doris Bethel. Mrs. Thomas Conwell Iris Bethel. Mrs. Virgil Frutchey Louise Black. Mrs. Wayne Mizer Roger Bliss Ellis Booth James Booth Martha Buck Nella Rose Budd. Mrs. Dale Baker Herbert Bundy Earl Carruthers Martha Covic. Mrs. Durben Norma Craigo. Mrs. Ralph Slack Robert Deeslie Jack DeLong Geraldine DeMarco Gladys Dorsey Leslie Early Dorothy Elliott. Mrs. McNarv Lois Floyd. Mrs. Russell Peoples Gene Goodall William Grewell Lorin Hannahs Daniel Hewitt Raymond Hill Florence Hogue. Mrs. Vernon Haines Eugene Hootman Louis Hootman Ida Mae Hudson Lucille Hughes. Mrs. Harrison E. Booth Jesse Hunt Jack Jurin Robert Kohler Marvin Lawver Joann Leiser Robert Leonhard Jean Marshall June Maxwell Donald McLaughlin Victor Medley Mary Mollenkop. Mrs. Donald Clark Irene Morris Mary Lou Murphy. Mrs. Edward Robinson Doris Norman. Mrs. Norman Mason Marjorie Norman Jean Palmer. Mrs. Thurman Rausch William Palmer Thelma Pappas Maxine Peoples Norma Ray. Mrs. Donald Rutledge Thelma Rector Jesse Richmond Robert Richmond Claribel Robe Max Robinson Norma Robinson. Mrs. Phillip Schlupp Joanna Rothensteln. Mrs. George Durand Harold Schlarb ONE HUNDRED FOURTEEN Vane Scott Edna Shalosky Roberta Shurtz. Mrs. Donald R. Black Helen Simmerman Earl Stoffer Lester Swlgert Ralph Tilton Esther Treasure. Mrs. Ralph O. Bankus Mary Catherine Van Syoc. Mrs. Victor West Richard Wilkin James Williams Esther Wilson. Mrs. Roger Beuhler Henry Yanal 1944 Paul Addy Arthur Atkinson Dallas Beal Betty Beaver. Mrs. Floyd Mason Violet Bodenhimer. Mrs. Jack Martin Marjorie Booth. Mrs. Gerald Vetter Marilyn Bond. Mrs. Roy Gordon Edith Brass Donald Carruthers William Chambers Janice Coleman Doris Cramlett Myron Cramlett Erma Dillehav. Mrs. Earl Gibson Kenneth Durben Earl Egler James Evans Leo Fenton. Jr. Archie Fletcher. Jr. Bayllss Guv. Jr. Marjorie Hanson. Mrs. William Bean Harold Hannahs Paul Hayward Barbara Heller. Mrs. James Majors Erma Mae Hoffman Harold Huff Selma Hunterson. Mrs. Clarence Llnard Betty Johnson Lillian Kees Rosemary Kinsey. Mrs. Bavliss Guv. Jr. Ruth Kissell. Mrs. Kenneth Cramblett George Klstler Robert Laughlln May belle Lease. Mrs. Henry Cisneros W'ayne Lehman Marilyn Jean Ley Jean Lint Weldon Little Jerry McCune Margaret McFadden Robert McFarland Marv Miller. Mrs. Gerald Lorenz Norma Jean Morrison. Mrs. Harold Fawcett June Patterson. Mrs. Clarence Miller Robert Porter Patricia Powell. Mrs. William Tilton John Ray Grace Reinhardt Howard Rogers Wayne Schwarm John Rav Smhlth Roberta Smith. Mrs. John Barcroft Robert Smyth Ruth Spear Philip Steffen Opal Stocker. Mrs. Henry Stonebrook Wilma Stocker. Mrs. Robert Brelsford James Lyle Swlgert June Swlgert. Mrs. Edwin Tilton. Jr. Hazel Ann Terrell. Mrs. Hammerslv Edwin Tilton. Jr. Jean Tufford. Mrs. Ellis Booth Norma Warner. Mrs. Robert Norman Richard Warren Marian Lee Watson Paul Wells Andrew Wilkin. Jr. Mary Wilson Richard Wylie Joy Zepp 1945 Reta Jane Bagent •Anita Barnett Mark Bricker . Merle Bricker Doris Black Margaret Burdette. Mrs. Wayne Price Marguerite Burge, Mrs. Paul Beebe Marcia Byrd Ruth Fivecoat. Mrs. Smith Margaret Gainor. Mrs. Jesse Richmond Edith Golden Freda Guy. Mrs. Lehman Clark Bonnie Jean Hannahs Delphine Harstlne Robert Haver Carlos Eugene Holmes Audrey Hootman. Mrs. Frank Michael Lewis Huff Robert Hursey Robert Johnson Thelma Elizabeth Jones. Mrs. Edgar Cheary Daniel Jackson Kees Lucille Krebs Vearl Loader John McPherson Helen Mewbourn Joe Martin Miller Denny Milligan Marilyn Murphy. Mrs. George Houston Norma Murphy Ruth Ellen Murphy Eloise Norman. Mrs. Jack Kees Barbara Peoples. Mrs. James Bauger Martha Ann Reynolds. Mrs. Lewis Graclk Dale Rice William Ridgley David Robinson Dean Robinson Richard Robinson Edgar Schlarb Annettia Schumacker. Mrs. Luke Lucas Mary Schumacker. Mrs. George McCune Robert Shaw Arlene Shepherd Bettv Lou Smith. Mrs. Wayne Lehman Wilma Smith. Mrs. William Briver Clarice Stalter. Mrs. Donald Lallan Edson Stewart. Jr. Bernadine Dawson. Mrs. Arthur Studd Joan Styer. Mrs. Eugene Schlarb Janice Taylor Lucille Thomas. Mrs. Victor Lenzo Kenneth Twyman Betty Louise Van Syoc. Mrs. John Kiste Paul Van Voorhis Pauline Verbosky, Mrs. Dave Stewart Rachel Wheeler Dorothy Wiandt. Mrs. Bernard Schmidt Janice Arlene Wiandt. Mrs. Bob Riley Doris Widder. Mrs. Bernard Sharrock Mabel Wilson. Mrs. Weldon Little Russell Hart 1946 Francis Affolter Lorena Angle. Mrs. Russell Hart Virginia Angle William Raymond Art Donald Atkinson Robert Atkinson Paul Dale Atkinson Betty Jane Baker. Mrs. Wayne Schwarm Charlene Berger. Mrs. William Kinkade Betty Booth. Mrs. Brooks F'airchlld Vera Bourne. Mrs. Walter Fillman Raymond Cappel John Carney Edna Casteel. Mrs. Richard Morrison Dean Courtwright Joseph Craigo Gerald Crater Vernon Cramlett Marv Jane De Long. Mrs. Jack Shurtz Kenneth Dorsey Robert Fenton Fern Floyd. Mrs. Milford Bliss Dean Fletcher Barbara Grewell. Mrs. Floyd Stockum John Hackenbracht John Gunn Gloria Hildebrand. Mrs. Raymond Workman Cecelia K. Hogg Jl ONE HUNDRED FIFTEEN Patricia Imhoff Erma Jean Kail. Mrs. Donald Casteel Robert Kinsey Margaret Kirk Earl Ley Vivian Liggett. Mrs. Neal Roley Betty Lint. Mrs. Paul Miller Parker Little Marjorie Loveless Helen Lower Lois Medley. Mrs. Anthony Grewell. Jr. Alverta Maurer Wayne McFadden Robert Milligan Rosemary Norman. Mrs. Sam Ridgeway Marjorie Ott. Mrs. Jerry McCune Denver McMullen De Yuvonne. Peters Helen Proud. Mrs. William Welsch John Rector Florence Rae Riggle Doris Rennard. Mrs. Willard Donley Donald Russell Joan Sarchet, Mrs. Walter Bernardo Donald Schwarm Bernard Sharrock Elsie Stahl Earl Stocker Robert Temple Donald Tyson Shirley Vleheller. Mrs. Rodney Bassett James Walkenspaw Glvada Whitis. Mrs. Donald Russell William Wingeier Helen Jane Wolfe. Mrs. Harold Schlarb Floyd Haines 1947 Bonnie Addy Betty Atha Norma Beall. Mrs. Donald Eugene Darr Jean Besst. Mrs. Jack Walters Jeanne Byrd Anita Caster Norma Chaney. Mrs. Robert Kedigh Grace Chapman. Mrs. John Harding Joy Clough. Mrs. Lester Marlett Charlotte Conard. Mrs. Guy Hardman Bety Couts Shirley Curby. Mrs. Andy Yousko Betty Covlc. Mrs. Gail Belt Delores Craigo. Mrs. A. L. Schmidt Geraldine Dansby. Mrs. James Brooks Novella Dennis Evelyn DeRing. Mrs. Paul Huff Beverly Dorsey. Mrs. Bob Johnson Kenneth Duhamel Norma Durben. Mrs. Curtis Judy. Jr. Wayne Egler Richard Emler Eugene Ervin Rhea Lou Evans Doris Fillman. Mrs. Robert Goettge Carl Fivecoat Josephine Galbraith. Mrs. Ermil Gadd Charles Gates Helen Gray Robert Hannahs Willis Haver Betty Hayward Betty Hughes John Irwin Mae John Gerald Liggett Joann Lindell. Mrs. Robert Jacobs Gloria Loader Dolores Loveless Suzanne Lyons Delmar Marlett Bet tv Mason Dorothy Melley Jean Nay Dean Neal Marie Norman. Mrs. Vernrn DeLong Betty Ogle. Mrs. Harold Haver Martha Patterscn. Mrs. Ralph Tilton Kay Powell L. Eddie Ray Robert Roe Susan Salrin Jim Schlarb Duane Smith John Taylor Mary Tedrow. Mrs. Jack Jurin Fred Thompson Gene Whyde Pauline Wilier Kenneth Wolff 1948 Lorna Angle. Mrs. Jerry Couts Evelyn Arcore. Mrs. Victor Kopp Joanne Atkinson “Gene Baker Jean Baker Mary Baker Ruby Belt. Mrs. Don Marsh Richard Blackwell James Boone Elizabeth Brewer. Mrs. Ernest Peeper James Brown Dorothy Caldwell Charles Campbell Robert Cappel Edward Carr June Casteel Joan Castle. Mrs. Archie Fletcher. Jr. Jane Chaney Charlotte Coulter Robert Denham Joanne Farrar Thelma Foggin Wanda Foraker. Mrs. Donald McLaughlin Norma Ford Robert Glazer Evelyn Gray Mildred Gray Ruth Hammersly, Mrs. Gene Chaney Robert Harstlne Betty Hickenbottom Lloyd Hunter William Jacops Joe Jaynes Frank John Luella Jones. Mrs. Paul Stewart Richard Jurin Harry King Donald Kopes Charles Leech. Jr. Arthur Lenzo Harry Little Marv Lower. Mrs. Virgil Erwin Phil Mardis Vera McGee Bernard McKay Evelyn McKean Edith McPherson Gloria Meeks. Mrs. Luke Johnson Dean Mllburn David Mizer Donna Mizer Juanita Newby Marjorie Nolan. Mrs. Henry Yanal Robert Nugen Thomas Pollock Lillie Rector Gloria Ross Anna Mae Rufer. Mrs. Dale Baker Duane Russell Norma Sanders David Sarchet Norzella Saylor. Mrs. John Gunn Jack Schlarb Richard Sharrock Elizabeth Snode Joan Speer. Mrs. William Herbert Helen Stahl Allen Stewart Jack Temple Jeanne Tilton. Mrs. Robert Kinsey Dale Twyman Alice Van Voorhis Grace Walkenspaw Fern Waller. Mrs. William Ludwig ONE HUNDRED SIXTEEN i A 1 t Donald Walters Waldon Walters. Jr. Wallace Walters Don Warren Bessie Mae Wells. Mrs. Frank Noel Mary Carol Wiandt. Mrs. Vernon Cramlett Raymond Williams Martha Woodard James Worthington Betty Zelner 1949 June Addy. Mrs. Paul Van Voorhis Ruth Art. Mrs. Homer Hayes Sue Barnett. Mrs. Lorln Johns. Jr. Marjorie Bates. Mrs. Robert McVey Albert Beal Jack Belter Beryl Ann Best. Mrs. Donald Kopes Ruth Burdette. Mrs. Richard Lower Betty Carney Clyde Caruthers Graedon Cornell Jo Ann Couts Margaret Dayton James Dorsey Margery Dorsey Patricia Evans Wilfred Evans Donald Fenton Beverly Foraker. Mrs. Robert Mauer Marjorie Froelich Audrey Groff Bradley Guy Jack Hampton Doris Haning Richard Hannahs Audrey Hashman Doris Herbert Herman Horn Beatrice Hughes Maxine Julien Wanda Kamban Don Kohl James Lehman Floyd Liggett Dale Maloy Julia Maloy Joseph Marlatt Norma Mason Joanne McCune Howard Meek Harold Moore Jeanne Murphy Marie Murphy James Nay Joan Neal. Mrs. Jack Cunningham Martha Ott. Mrs. Wayne Slater Kenneth Patterson Larry Patton Gary Phillips La Verne Plants William Raach Robert Ray Doris Robinson Alberta Russell William Sayre John Shaw Norma Shurtz Norma Shryock Edna Stonebrook Virginia Taylor William Thomas Dean Tedrick Richard Tyler Earl Tyson George Waller William Whyde Betty Wilson Robert Zeigler ( Deceased) fled Waked, to- the Alumm A. cH. = . u ONE HUNDRED SEVENTEEN 9ndejc Addy. Jane—32. 33. 46. 54 Addy. Marjorie—34 . 35. 46. 50. 54 Affoiler. Jerry—38 Angle. Barbara—32. 33. 44. 45. 48. 50. 56 Angle. Charles. 16. 17. 48 Angle. Dorothy—36. 37. 46. 50. 54. 56 Angle. Eleanor—32. 48 Angle. Grace—34. 35. 45. 48. 50 Arcore. Carol—40. 41 Asher. Sara Beth—32. 33. 46. 56 Atkinson. Barbara—40. 41 Atkinson. John—6 Atkinson. Larry—34. 35. 47. 70 Bailey. James—38. 39. 67 Baker. Donald E.—36. 37. 49 Baker. Donald L —36. 37 Baker. Gene R.—32. 33 Baker. Jack—32. 33. 49 Baker. James—40. 41 Baker. Jerry—38. 39 Baker. Norma—34. 35 Baker. Richard—16. 17. 26. 47. 51. 61. 62. 63. 72 •Barcus. James—3. 36. 37. 47. 54. 55. 57 Barnett. Joan—2. 15. 16. 17. 26. 45 46. 51. 52. 56 Bartholow. James—36. 37. 49 Basehart. Richard—38. 39. 54. 55. 71 Basehart. Tom—36. 37. 48 Basilettl. Joan—38. 39. 71 Bassett. Hope—40. 41 Bassett. Jesse—38. 39 Bassett. Richard—34. 35. 49. 61. 64 Bates. Constance—38. 39 Beal. Junior—36. 37. 48 Beall. Doris E. 38. 39. 54 . 55 Beals. James—38. 39. 71 Bean. Marilyn—16. 17. 45. 46. 52. 58. 61 Beaver. Marjorie—32. 33. 46. 61 Beiter. Jerry—31. 34 . 35. 61. 62. 63 72 Beiter. Darrell—16. 17. 49. 53. 59 61. 62. 67. 68. 69. 72 Beiter. Otto J.—6 Beiter. Patsy—36. 37. 46. 50. 56 Belle. Dennis—36. 37. 48 Belle. Robert—32. 33 Berger. Barbara—40. 41 Berger. Robert—32. 49. 61 Berkshire. Darrell—38. 39 Berkshire. Gerald—38. 39 Berkshire. Ronnie—40. 41. 67 Best. Donald—34. 35. 61. 66 Bethel. La Vonne—32. 33. 45. 46 Billings. Camilla—16. 17. 26. 46. 51 Billings. Carl—40. 41 Billings. David—36. 37. 48 Boltz. Carl—14 Bond. Shirley—32. 33. 46 Bonnell. Ronald—38. 39. 54. 55 Booth. Bernard—32. 33. 49. 61. 66 Booth. Nancy—36. 37 Bower. Wallace—9. 40. 41 Braden. Ralph—10. 36. 37. 47 Brady. George—38. 39 Brenneman. Walter—40. 41 Brlcker. Glenn—34. 35. 61. 64. 70. 72 Buckey. Jack—40. 41. 67 Bundy. Everett. 38. 39 Burkey. Bill—36. 37. 48. 53 Buzan. Robert—34 . 35 . 47. 56 Byrd. Noah—14 Caldwell. Faye—34 . 35. 46. 50 Caldwell. Mary Ann—34 . 35. 46. 50 Campbell. Eugene (Dick)—32. 33. 49 Campbell. Harley—38. 39 Campbell. Hazel—38. 39 Carney. Bonnie—38. 39 Carney. June—36. 37. 46. 50. 56 Carney. Martha Jane—2. 16. 17. 26, 44. 45. 46. 51. 52 Carr. Barbara—38. 39 Carr. Beverlv—38. 39 Carr. Marvin—32. 33. 48. 61. 66 Carr. Robert—16. 17. 47. 61. 62. 72 Carr. Wrae—2. 16. 17. 45. 46. 52. SI. 56. 58 Casteel. Harold—36. 37. 49 Casteel. Richard—32. 33 Castle. Judy—38. 39 Chaney. Darrell—40. 41 Chapman. Robert—2. 14. 18. 19. 26. 48. 52. 57. 58. 59. 61. 62. 67. 72 Clemens. Shirley—36. 37 Clough. Charles—32. 33 Clough. Jerry—18. 19. 48. 50 Clouse. Rita—40. 41 Clum. Robert—34. 68 Clutter. Leanna—32. 33. 45. 46. 56 Coker. Jackie—18. 19. 45. 46 Coker. Shirley—36. 37 Coker. Tommy—40. 41 Collins. Nlcholos— 32. 33. 48 Combs. Dean—2. 18. 19. 45. 49. 51. 52 Combs. Very1—36. 37. 44. 49 Connor. Charles—32. 33. 47 Conrad. Jack—40. 41. 67 Cordrey. Betty—32. 33. 45. 46. 54. 55. 56 Cornell. William—34. 35. 47. 54. 55 Couts. Lena—18. 19. 50 Couts. Mary—18. 19. 50 Couts. May me—38. 39. 54. 55 Couts. Shirley—36. 37. 46. 54. 56 Cramlet. Evelyn—32. 33. 48 Cunningham. Joan—36. 37. 48. 56 Cunningham. Phyllis—36. 37 Cutshall. Joan—40. 41 Dansby. Larry- 10. 41. 67 Dansby. Mary—32. 33 Dansby. Odis—34 . 35. 54 . 55. 70 Dansby. Ruby Lee—34. 35 Davis. Albert—12. 34. 35. 48 Davis. Alice—18. 19. 50 Davis. Dianne—2. 18. 19. 26. 45. 46 51. 52. 54 . 55. 56 Davis. Larry—40. 41. 54 . 55. 67 Davis. Marc—34 . 35. 44 . 47. 53. 54. 55. 56 Davis. Norma—18. 19. 46. 6 Dawson. Dorcas—36. 37. 46 Dennis. Jack—-40. 41. 67. 71 Dennis. Keith—34 . 35. 45. 47. 53. 54. 55. 70 Dixon. Donald—40. 41 Dixon. Norma—38. 39 Dixon. Ruby—32. 33. 48 Doss. David—34. 35 Doss. Jeannlne—36. 37. 48 Duff. Dianne—38. 39 Duff. Eileen—12. 50 Duffy, Robert—34 . 35. 49 Duhamel. Donald—18. 19. 48 Duhamel. Jeanette—34 . 35. 46. 50 Durtschi. William—13. 60. 61. 67. 69. 72 Eckel berry. Lucille—38. 39 Egler. Lavonne—38. 39 Elliott. Tommv—40. 41 Ellis. Ivan—34. 49 Ellis. Jack—34. 35 Emler. Doris Jean—32. 48 England. Glenn—34 Etter. Earl—34. 35 Etter. Reuben—38. 39 ONE HUNDRED EIGHTEEN 9ndex cant'd Everhart. Dale—40. 41 Everhart. Danny—34. 35 Everhart. Glenn—32. 33 Fairchild. Jay—38. 38. 67 Fiecoat. Elinor—18. 19. 46. 54. 55. 56 Flllman. Shirley—34. 35. 46 Foraker, Jack—34 , 35. 49 Ford. Donna—38. 39. 54. 55 Ford. Kenneth—18. 19. 48, 54 . 55 Ford. Noreene—36. 37. 46. 56 Freehan. Jimmie—38. 39 Frenton. Neal—34. 35 Froelich. Barbara—40, 41 Frye. Don—40. 41 Gadd. Gary—38. 39. 67. 71 Gainor. Tom—32. 33. 49. 56 Gallagher. Paul—40. 41. 54 . 55 Gallagher. Twlla Mae—32. 33. 46. 50. 56 Gardner. Mary Ann—18. 19. 46. 54. 55. 56 Gardner. Nancy—10. 41 Gatten. Donald—36. 37 Gay. Sue—36. 37. 46. 54 . 55. 56 Gehrke. Lilian—13. 32. 33. 46 George. Chloe—10. 34. 35 Gephart. Doris—40, 41 Gephart. Shirley—36. 37. 46. 54. 56 Graham. Frances—36. 37. 46 Gray. Carl—36. 37. 48. 55 Greathouse. Jane—36 Greathouse. Myles—18. 19 Greathouse. Wayne—38. 39 Greathouse. William—36. 37 Groff. Charles—32. 33. 44. 45. 47. 54 55 Groff. Marjorie—36. 37. 46. 50. 56 Gwynn. Larry—18. 19. 26. 43. 47. 51. 52. 58 Haas. Joyce—40, 41 Hackenbracht. Richard—34 . 35. 44. 47. 53. 61. 62. 63. 70. 72 Haines. Ruth—32. 33 Hall. Billy—38. 39 Hall. Robert—36. 37. 49. 70 Hammersiey. Don—18. 19. 49 Hammersley. Louise—36. 37. 46 Hammersiey. Max—40. 41. 67. 71 Hammersley. Robert—38. 39. 67 Hannahs. Don—20. 21. 48 Hanahs. Larry—40. 41. 67 Hannahs. Walter—36. 37. 47 Hanson. Dr. C. A.—6 Harding. Marjorie—34. 35. 46 Hardy. Donald—36. 37. 49 Hardy. Jerry—36. 37. 49 Hardy. Joan—40. 41 Harris. John—36. 37. 49. 61. 66 Harris. Ralph—36. 37. 61. 66. 70 Harrison. Joy—36. 37. 46. 56 Hart. Carol—38. 39 Hart. Roger—34 . 35. 49. 61 Hashman. Robert—36. 37. 48. 61. 66. 70 Haver. Francis—2. 15. 16. 20. 21. 47, 51. 52. 59. 61. 62. 72 Haver. Kenneth—20. 21. 48 Haver. Shirley—36. 37. 46. 50 Hayes. Ruby—20. 21. 46. 54 . 55 Heller. Duke—40. 41. 67 Heller. John—6 Hennls. Allen—34 . 35. 49 Herbert. Jim—32. 49 Heston. Norma—34. 35. 48 Hewitt. Herschel (Pete)—32. 47. 68. 69. 72 Hlckenbottom. Billy—38. 39. 54. 55 Hickenbottom. Delores—36. 37. 46. 50. 54. 55. 56 Hildebrand. Frances—36. 37. 48. 54 Hinds. Carl—40. 41. 54. 55 Hinds. Claude -13. 34. 35. 47 Hoffman. Harold—20. 21. 48. 61. 62. 68. 69. 72 Hogue. Connie—40. 41 Hogue. Mildred—20. 21. 46 Hootman, Dale—20. 21. 48 Hootman. Ellen—20. 21. 46. 56 Hootman. Mary—34. 35. 46. 56 Horn. Joy—36. 37. 50. 56 Horn. Rachel—38. 39 Hughes. Louise—32. 33. 46 Hurse.v. Marjorie—32. 33. 48 Irwin. Nancy—36. 37. 46 Jaynes. Dick—14 . 20. 21. 61. 62. 72 Johns. Juanita—36 John. Shirley. 20. 21. 46. 50. 56 Johnson. Clarence—34 . 35. 49. 61. 66 Johnson. Edmund—38. 39. 67. 71 Johnson. Joyce—36. 37. 46 Johnson. Norma—20. 21. 46. 56 Jurln. Gary—34. 35. 61. 62. 63. 72 Kail. Charles - 34. 35 Kail. Doris—38. 39 Kail. Peggy—36. 37. 46. 56 Kail. Ronnie—20. 21. 48 Kehl. Margaret—36 Kelley. Bob—40. 41 Kelley. John—40. 41 Kelley. Mary Ann—34. 35. 46 Kennedy. Shirley—38. 39. 54. 55 King. Don Roy 38. 39 Kissell. Etta Mae—38. 39 Kohl Sue—36. 37. 46. 50. 70 Kohler. Marilyn—20. 21. 46. 50. 61 Kohler. Mary—20. 21. 16. 50. 51. 55 Kunkle. Delbert—38. 39 Kunkle. Lova—34. 35 Lahmers. Rosemary—36. 37. 46. 50 Landis. Lorin—40 Lauer. David—40. 41 Lawrence. Robert—36. 37 Lawver. Carl—40. 41 Lehman. Carol—40. 41 Lehman. Clifford—36. 37. 47. 54 . 55 Lehman. Milton—38. 39. 67 Lehman. Robert—34. 35, 48 Lenzo. Mike—32. 33. 48. 53. 57. 58. 72 •Leonhard. Jerry—3. 38. 39 Lewis. Jane—36. 37. 46. 56 Ley. Keith—38. 39 Lindell. Robert—32. 33. 49 Little. Bob—36. 37 Little. Donny—34. 35. 47. 61. 66. 70 Little. Mary—36. 37. 46 Little. Melva—34. 35. 48 Little. Gene—20. 21. 49 Loader. Bonnie—38. 39 Loader. Enos—40. 41 Loader. Kenneth—36. 37. 47. 54 Longs worth. Larry—36. 37. 47. 54. 55 •Loveless. Robert—3. 32. 33. 47, 53. 61. 66. 72 Lowry. Fred—8. 44. 45 Lyons. Beverly—40. 41 Lyons. Doris—36. 37. 46. 50 Lyons. Gene—38. 39 Lvons. Harry—40. 41 itfcCants. Patricia—34 . 35. 45. 46 McClarv. Betty—38. 39 McClary. Gary—32. 33. 45. 49 McConnell. John—40. 41. 44 McCormick. John—40. 41 McCormick. Norma—36. 37. 56 McCoun. Donald 38. 39 4 .JL ONE HUNDRED NINETEEN 9ndeK amt'd McCoun. Floyd—34. 35 McDonnell. Joan—32. 33. 46. 50. 56 McDonnell. Richard 32. 33. 47 McDonnell. Robert—34. 35. 19. 54. 55 McElhane.v. Patsy—36. 37. 16. 50. 56 McFadden. Ruth—34 . 35. 45. 46 McGee. Shirley 36. 37 McGinnis. Mary—38. 39 McPherson. Bob—32. 33. 53. 54. 55. 58 McVey. Jesse—34 Mack. Geneva—40. 41 Mack. Jennie—36. 37. 46. 56 Mackey. Earl—38. 39. 67 Macmillan. Christina 10. 32. 33. 46. 50. 52 MacQueen. David—36. 37. 47. 53. 56 Maloy. Harold—20. 21. 48 Malvln, Evelyn—38. 39 Mardis. Bill—22. 23 Mardis. Dorothy—36. 37. 46. 56 Mardis. Helen—34. 35 Mardis. Shirley—36. 37. 46. 50 Marlatt, Charles—40. 41 Martin. Ronnie—22. 23. 47 Martin. Scott—36. 37. 47 Mathews. Betty—34 . 35. 16 Mathews. Clifford—22. 23 Mathews. Clyde 38. 39. 67 Mathias. Richard—32. 33. 49 Meek. Carol—40. 41 Meek. David—40. 41. 67 Meek. Dora Ann—36. 37. 46 Meek. Harry—32. 33. 49. 61. 68. 69 Meek. Ravmond—34. 35 Mercer. Clelia—10. 40. 41 Miller. Blanche—34. 35 Miller. Donald—40. 41. 59. 67 Miller. Jack—40. 41. 59. 67 Miller. Robert—34 Miler. Robert 38. 39. 67. 71 Miller. William—22. 23 Moore. Bonnie—22. 23. 50 Moore. Darlene—10. 41 Moore. Marilyn—34. 35. 48 Moore. Max—38. 39 Moore. Roberta—40. 41 Morris. Michael—32. 33. 49 Morrison. John 36. 37. 56 Mullen. James—34 . 35. 47. 61. 62. 63. 70. 72 Mullen. Marilyn—38. 39. 44. 71 Mulvane. Nancy -38. 39 Murphy. Earl—22. 23. 26. 45. 47. 51 Murphv. John—2. 22. 23. 26. 43. 45. 47. 51. 52. 54. 55. 58 Myers. Donna—34 . 35. 46 Myers. Geneva—36. 37 Nay. D n—34. 35. 49 Neal. Donald—36. 37. 49 Neal. Russ—34 . 35. 49 Newby. Clifton—36. 37. 49. 61. 66 Nolan. Richard—34. 35 Nolan. Shirley—36. 37. 46 Norman. Beverly—38. 39. 54. 55 Norman. Bruce 36. 37 Norman. Dave—36. 37. 47. 61. 66 Norman. Don—36. 37. 47 Norman. Jack—40. 41. 67 Norman. LaVon—40. 41 Norman. Mary E.—40. 41 Norman. Willard—40. 41 Norman. Shirley—36. 37 Norman. Wanlta—38. 39 Oldt. Naundice—38. 39. 54. 55 Oophile. Charles. Jr.—38. 39 Opphile. Donald—40. 41 Ortt. Barbara—32 Ott. John—34 Ott. Ray—36. 37 Palmer. Barbara—40. 41. 44 Patterson. Barbara—40. 41. 71 Patterson. Carol—34. 35. 44. 70 Patterson. Jim—22. 23. 46 Patton. Carolyn—36. 37. 54. 55. 56 Paulun. Carl—40. 41 Paulun, Lester—36. 37 Paulun. Marjorie—32. 33 Peoples. Marsha—38. 39. 54. 55 Phillips. Alwilda—9. 46 Phillips. Kenny—40. 41 Pickrell. Ronnie—40. 41 Plants. Barbara—32. 33 Plants. Bettv—38. 39 Plants. Jack—36. 37 Plants. Ruth Ann—38. 39 Porcher. James—40. 41. 67 Porcher. Patricia—38. 39 Port . Elizabeth—9. 40. 41. 51 Port . Janet—10. 41 Port . Mary Lou—34. 35. 48. 55 Port . Pat—26. 32. 33. 45. 46 Postlewait. Dorothy—40. 41 Postlewait. June—36. 37. 46. 50. 54. 56 Postlewaite. Thomlslna—34. 35. 48. 50 Powell. Edna—14 Powell. Frank—6 Prater. Kathrine—38. 39 Proud. Barbara—22. 23. 46. 56 Quillen. Faye—32. 33. 48. 50. 56 Ray. Dick—22. 23. 26. 61. 62. 68. 69. 72 Regula. Billy—32. 33. 47 Regula. Carolyn—36. 37. 50. 56 Reinhart. Bonnie—32. 33. 46. 50 Rennard. Robert—22. 23. 26. 48. 51. 52 Rhoades. Glenn 36. 37. 47 Rice. Gail—32. 33. 47 Rice. Robert—32. 33. 48 Ricketts. Camilla—34. 35. 46. 50 Ridgeway. Gary—40. 41. 67 Riffle. Eugene—12. 36. 37. 49. 60 Rlggle. Geary—22. 23. 49. 53. 58. 61. 62. 72 Riggs. Shirley Nay—32. 33. 46 Riley. Eugene—38. 39. 67. 71 Riley, Robert—40. 41. 67 Ripley. Marv—38 Risher. Marjean—22. 23. 48. 50. 56 Roan. Paul—38. 39 Robinson. Gail—36. 39. 67. 71 Robinson. Richard—32. 33. 49 Roe. Dick—36. 37. 47. 61. 69. 70 Roe. Mary Lou—22. 23. 26. 46. 50. 51 Roeder. D. B.—7. 66 Roeder. Max—34 . 35. 45. 47. 53. 56. 61. 66 Rogers. Janice—22. 23. 45. 46 Rogers. Wanda H). 41 Romlg. Gayle—36. 37. 47 Ross. Billy—38. 39 Ross. Darlene—40. 41 Ross. Jerry—22. 23. 48. 57. 61 Rothensteln. Ervin—38. 39. 67 Rothensteln. Jaunlta—40 Rothenstein. Paul—40. 41 Rowland. Charles—38. 39 Rufer. Norma—40. 41 Rush.. John—40. 41 Russell. Cora—40. 41 Russell. Jack—9. 56 Russell. Sally—36. 37. 46. 54. 55. 56 Russell. Sally A.—40. 41 ONE HUNDRED TWENTY A 9ndea, c rit'd Sanders. Dwain—32. 33. 49 Sanders. Charles—36. 37. 47 Sarchet, Martha—24 . 25. 46 Saylor. George—24. 25. 49. 56. 61. 62. 63. 72 Saylor. Moira—34. 35. 48. 50 Saylor. Tommy—38. 39 Schlupp. Eugene—38. 39 Schlupp. Frederick—32. 33. 45. 47. 50 Schlupp. Mary—34 . 35. 45. 46 Schwarm. Richard—32. 33. 49 Scott. Charles—40. 41 Scott. Eddie—32. 33. 48 Shadowens. Thelma—36. 37. 56 Shaffer. Glen—38 Shaffer. Jim—71 Shaffer. Mary—40 Sharrock. Farrell—11. 32. 33. 48 Sharrock. Max—34. 35. 47. 61. 66 Shaw. Dick—36. 37. 47 Shaw. Gene—40. 41 Shaw. William—34. 35. 47. 70 Shearer. Willis—36. 37 Shepherd. Dallas—24 . 25. 49 Sickles. Billy—36. 37. 47 Sllverthorne. Don—24 . 25 . 43. 44 . 49. 53. 61. 62. 68. 69. 72 Sllverthorne. Patty—24 . 25. 46 Smith. Blake—13. 38. 39. 47. 53 Smith. Carl—40. 41 Smith. Eugene—38 Smith. Linda—40. 41 Smith. Lucile—34. 35. 46. 50 Snedeker. Esther—24 . 25. 48 Snell. Gerald—34 . 35. 47 Snell. Roland—36. 37 Speer. Bobby—36. 37. 47 Spring. Franklin—38. 39. 67. 71 Stalter. Kitty—14. 24. 25. 46 Steffen. Melba—5 Stewart. Marlene—38. 39 Stewart. Shirley—34. 35. 48. 50. 54 Stevens. Jay—40. 41 Stocker. Doris—36. 46. 56 Stocker. Harold—40. 41 Stocker. Marvin—32. 33. 49 Stocker. Shirley—36. 37 Stoll. Irene—11. 38. 39 Stoner. Thyra—11. 46 Swank. Aaron—38. 39. 5 4. 55 Swank. Jane—40. 41 Sweltzer. Bettv—40. 41 Swlgert. Sarah—32. 33. 46. 5 1. 55. 56 Swigert. Ted—34. 35 Taylor. Jim—32. 33. 49. 57. 68. 69. 72 Taylor. Kathryn—32. 33. 46 Tedrick. Beverly—32. 33. 48 Tedrick. Doris Ann—38. 39 Tedrick. Doris Jean—38. 39 Tedrow. Hazel—24. 25. 44. 46. 50. 56 Thomas. Kav—36. 37. 46. 56 Thompson. Charles—32. 33 Thompson. Dale—24. 25. 47. 69. 72 Thompson. Mary Lou—36. 37. 44. 46. 50 54 Tilton. Anne—34 . 35. 46 Tish. Marjorie—40. 41 Titus. Earl—6 Titus. Mary Alice—24 . 25 . 26. 45. 46. 51 54 55 58 Titus. Robert—32. 33. 44 . 47. 54 . 72 Torgler Richard—40. 41 Toigler. Rosa—34. 35. 48 Trimmer. Wilber—9. 40. 41. 49. 60. 61. 72 Triplett. Carol—34. 35. 46. 70 Triplett. Denver—36. 37 Triplett. Gloria—32. 33. 46 Tufford. Joan—36. 37. 46 Vanderhoff. Mildred—36. 37 Vanderhoff. Ruth—40. 41 Van Sgoc. Evelyn-36. 37. 46. 54. 55. Van Sickle. Dwight—32. 33. 49 Van Voorhls. Harold—15. 16. 24. 47. 61. 62. 68. 69. 72 Vislntainer. Patty—40. 41 vogt. Donald—24 . 25. 45. 49 Vogt. Ronald—34. 35 Walkenspaw. Glenn—38. 39 Walkenspaw. Ronald—40. 41 Walker. Robert—40. 41 Walkup. Dorothy—32. 33 Waller. Barbara—32. 33. 46 Walters. Barbara—15. 16. 24. 25, 46. 52. 58. 61 Walters. Joan—34. 35. 46 Walters. Shirley—36. 37. 44 , 46. 50. 56 Warner. Patsy—36. 37. 46. 50. 54. 55. 56 Vratson. Robert—34 . 35, 47. 55 Watson. Joyce—36. 37. 46. 50. 56 Wearsch. Marjorie—24 . 25. 46. 50. 58 Weaver. Wallace—34. 35 Weil ant. Carol—38. 39 Welsch. Dennis—34. 35 Welsch. Jean—24. 25. 48 Welsch. Shirlev—40. 41 Whyde. Barbara—32. 33. 45. 46. 50 W’hyde. Delores—38. 39 Whyde. Donna—36. 37. 46. 56 Wiandt. Arlie—32. 33. 49. 54 . 55 Wldder. Jerry—40. 41 Wlgfleld. Carolyn—34 . 35, 46 Williams, Neva—38. 39 Williams. Olive—36. 37 Wilier, Shirley—40. 41 Wilkins. Eugene—38. 39 Wilson. Clifford—32. 33. 49. 61. 62. 63. 72 Wilson. Laura Jean—36. 37. 48. 56 Wilson. Ramon—40. 41 Wilson. Ramona—40. 41 Wilson. Rosalie—12 Winters. Mercedis—40 Wise. Jean—32. 33. 48 Wise. Lorin—40. 41. 67 Wolff. Carolyn—34 . 35. 45. 46 Wolff. Don—11. 38. 39. 60. 61. 70. 72 Wolf. Ruth—36. 37. 46 Woods. Roy—38. 39. 44. 71 Yanai. Ronnie—36. 37. 49. 70 Yarnell. Doris—24. 25. 50 Yoak. Patricia—34 . 35. 48. 50 Zeigler. Floyd—38. 39 Zelner. Betty—14 ( Deceased) L. A. ONE HUNDRED TWENTY-ONE NEWSPAPER CLIPPINGS ONE HUNDRED TWENTY-FOUR