Newcomerstown High School - Newcosean Yearbook (Newcomerstown, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 119 of the 1952 volume:

--,--rec BQJLQJ-cw-4 'IQ 7ke 05,2 fvewcafiean Www mimi?-ww lv 7fze Seniaa 66244 . df Wewmmawiawn W , Ufuka TWO flea Sidi Editor-in-Chief Patricia lVIcCants Associate Editor - - Ruth McFadden Advertising Manager - - - Grace Angle Assistant Advertising Manager - Donald Best Sales Manager' - - - David Doss Photography Editor - - - Faye Caldwell Assistant Photography Editor - Carol Triplet Athletic Editor - Senior Class Editor Alumni Editor Class Editor - Service Men's Editor Adviser - - Robert Buzan Carolyn Wigfield Donna Myers - 'Carolyn Wolff - Max Roeder Christina Macmillan This volume of the Newcosean is gratefully dedicated to LIEUTENANT BLAKE SMITH of the United States Navy. During the years Mr. Smith taught at Newcomers- town High School he was greatly respected and well liked by his students and fellow teachers. The faculty and entire student body regretted his leaving last year, when the answered the call to the colors by returning to the Navy. PHREE fl' FOUR ,fat semi ALMA MATER 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 restg H ere'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. 0' 4 ,ilu emnrram l l oTTo J. BEITER June 10, 1ss9-Apr11 6, 1951 Mr. Beiter served the Board of Education faithfully for twenty-nine years as Presi- dent and later as clerk-treasurer. Not, how did he die, but, how did he liveg Not, what did he gain, but, what did he give. These are units to measure the worth Of a man as a man, regardless of birth. Not, what was his church, not what was his creed But, had he befrinded those really in need. Not, what did the sketch in the newspapers say, But, how many were sorry when he passed away. Eamcl af Zclacaiicw Earl Titus, John Atkinson, Dr. C. A. Hanson, Frank Powell, John Heller President - - - - - - - - John Atkinson Vice President - Dr. C. A. Hanson Clerk-Treasurer - - Frank Powell FIVE SIX fewer Welre loyal to you N. H. S. We're orange and black N. H. S. We'll back you to stand 'Gainst the best in the land For we know you have sand N. H. S. Hahl Rah! So keep that in mind N. H. S. The rest are behind N. H. S. Our flag is our fame protector On, classes. that we may do great things For our own N. H. S. Fling out that dear old flag of orange and black Lead on, ye Seniors and ye Juniors, ahead Like classes of thrift and courage Placing reliance, shouting dehance-N. H. S. Amid tlze broad green fields that nourish our For honest labor and for courage we stand. For unto thee we pledge our heart and hand Dear old Newcomers High School grand. lan A WIWHSTPAQMMM - Sin l, WL V5 9 t ,f up ui Q 3 M W ,S N-?,x fS L x it 'W 1 5 1 Q':::gi-'xg 3 K KV ap gb! f W5 ' 'Q .' 4553? - W fn ' V M. gikvf ' A . 3 QW W ' ' . . . :fu 4'1 ,x 1? gf qv YQ',k x.1 l1 . 1 1 A A 4 S ff f '- 'QWQTES f xf Q , Uf Z M RALPH L. BRADEN Muskingum College, B.S. in Education, Ohio State University, M.A. Principal of Ncwcomerstown High School EIGHT M DONALD B. ROEDER Manchester College, A.B. Ohio State University, M.A Superintendent of the Newcomerstown Public Schools W ROBERT CARROLL Muskingum College, A.B. Sclence, Phys. Education, Geography, Assistant Football Coach I XVALLACE BOWER NORA BARTH Muskingum College. B.S. X Ohio State Unlverslty, Asbury College, AIB. M.A. B'1 P U Assistant Principal 10 ogy' 'ng Sh Science. Mathematics f Q N , Q- ,MVVWJ MARGARET GEORGE CHLOE GEORGE Kent State Unlversity. Ohio University' A'B' B-S. University of Wisconsin Typing. Shorthand English, Latin WILLIAM DURTSCHI Ohio State University, B.S. ln Education Driver Education, Health Education, History, Geography, Football Coach NINE Qw.f-'- -. I I. . .V wg-MQ i CLAUDE HIN DS Muskingum College, B.S. Ohlo State University Chemistry. Physics, Mathematics Mew CHISTINA MACMILLAN College of Wooster, A.B. Kent State Unlverslty English, Library o Q s I n sl' CLELIA MERCER ALWILDA PHILLIPS ELIZABETH POLRTZ Muskingum College, A.B. Ohio Univer ty, A.B. Muskingum College, English, Muslc, History English, .T u na B.S. ln Education EUGENE RIFFLE Ohio State University, B.S. in Education Industrial Arts TEN ,landla- 57 , 'Ill Speech, Science, English, Spelling ALEX ROBERTSON Muskingum College, B.A. Science, Reserve Basketball Coach N -,I nf www - l- -F A - .l , r'-UWM iq JACK RUSSELL Kent State University, B.S. Music RUTH SPEAR MARY SWIGERT Ohio State University, Otterbeln College. A,B. B.S. ln Education Home Economics Llterature. English, ng LOUJETTA WEBSTER Kcnt State Unlverslty, B.S. ln Business Education Mathematics. General Business, Bookkecplng, Typing 4 FARRILL SHARROCK Ashland College. B.S. Kent State Unlverslty Industrial Arts. American History JOHN I v ff of at A V DONALD WOLFF Wittenberg College. A.B. Ohio State University Mathematics, Varsity Basketball Coach ELEVEN SHIRLEY BOND Secretary to the Superintendent MELBA STEFFEN Secretary to the Principal OFFICE GIRLS Sally Jane Russell Carol Triplet Dorothy Mardis Mary Ripley Kay Thomas TWELVE GXASSES X3 Agfa THIRTEEN VIIOYS M0110-Excelsiol' Colors-Maroon and Gray Flower-American Beauty Rose Prcsirlerzl - - James lVIullen Vim Presizlcnl Jerry Beiler S6!'I't'f!Il V Faye Caldwell Tfl?IlSllfl?I' Carol Triplet A11l'1'sz!l's lVlrs. Phillips Miss Barth Mrs. Swigert Class Play-1'CindereZZa of Lowland November 15, 16, 1951 Baccalaureate ---- - May 18, 1952 Commencement - lVIay 21, 1952 FOURTEEN MARJORIE EILEEN ADDY aaMargie1n Choir 4: Club 1: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: F.H.A. 1. 2, 3: Delegate to F.H.A. Convention 3, Secret'y 2, Pres. 3: Thes- plans 3, 4: Student An- nouncer Assn't. 3, 4: SPRING GREEN. CIN- DERELLA. THE PRO- FESSOR ROARS. EVA JANE BAUMGARDNER Janie Transferred from Baltic High School 3: Y-Teens 3, 4: F.H.A. 3. DONALD RAY BEST uD0nn Newcosean Staff 4: Health Club 2: Pottery Club 44: Industrial Arts Club 1, 3: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Varsity N 3, 4: Intramural Volley- ball 2. ROBERT EUGENE BUZAN Bozo Cholr 1 2: Hi-Y 1, 3, 4: Boys' Fellowship 2: New- cosean Sports Editor 4: Thesplans 3, 4: Scholar- ship Team 3: Prince of Peace 3: Speech League 3: Buckeye Boys State 3: American Legion Essag Winner 3: SPRIN GREEN, CINDERELLA. WHY I AM A BACHELOR GRACE MARIE ANGLE Gracie Glee Club 1: Class sect? 2, Treas. 3: Y-Teens . Treas. 4: Newcosean Ad- vertising Manager 4: Stu- dent Councll 4: Natlonal Honor Society 3, 4l: F.H. A. 1, 2: Pottery Club 1, 2, 3, V. Pres. 3: Home- coming Queen's Attendant 1, 4: CINDERELLA. GERALD BRICE BEITER nJaken Class Pres. 2, Treas. 3, V. Pres. 41: Health Club 2: Pottery Club 4: Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4: Varslty N 2, 3, 4: Track 2: Intra- mural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Stage Crew 1. 2. 3, 4: Industrial Arts Club 1, 3. GLENN EUGENE BRICKER Finnegan Class Pres. 1, Social Chair- man 2: Industrlal Arts Club 1: Football Manager 2: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Varsity Basketball 3, 4: Varsity N 2, 3, 4-: Intra- mural Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4: Buckeye Boys State. EULA FAYE CALDWELL I l P Choir 4: Band 1, 2: Class Sect'y 4: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4: Newcosean Start 4: F. H.A. 2: Thesplans 3, 4, Clerk 4: SPRING GREEN. CINDERELLA, WHY I AM A BACHELOR, SUM- MONS OF SARIEL. FIFTEEN MARY ANN CALDWELL Mairdy Ann Choir 1, 4: Y-Teens 1, 2. 3, 4: Student Council 41: F.H.A. 1, 2: Thesplans 3. 4: Intramural Volleyball 1. 2: G.A.A. 1: SPRING GREEN. CINDERELLA, PINK AND PATCHES. RUBY LEE DANSBY 44Ruby1r Choir 2. 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 2: F. H. A. 1: In- tramural Volleyball 2: In- gaxxuxial Basketball 2: G. DAVID DEAN DOSS Jughead Industrlal Arts Club 1: Newcosean Staff 4: Health Club 2: Thesplans 3, 4: Hobby Club 3, 4: Senior Scholarship Team 4: SPRING GREEN, CIN- DERELLA. BALCONY SCENE. DANIEL WAYNE EVERHART 41Dan11 Health Club 2: Pottery Club 4: Industrial Arts Club 1, 3. SIXTEEN ODIS DANSBY, JR. Pete Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 4: Health Club 2: Industrial Arts Club 1, 3: Football 1: Basketball 1. 2. 3, 4: Varsity Basketball 3, 4: Varsity N 4: Intramural Volleyball 1. 2. 3, 4: CIN- DERELLA. JOSEPH KEITH DENNIS nAcen Choir 1, 2: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Band 1, 2: Dance Band 2: Class Secl.'y 2, Social Chairman 3: Hi-Y 1, 2. 3. 4, Pres. 2, Treas. 4: Student Council 4.: Thesplans 3, 4: Basket- ball 2: Intramural Volley- ball 1, 2: Intramural Bas- ketball 2: Track 3: Schol- arship Team 1, 2: Senlor Scholarshlp Team 4 3 Buckeye Boys State 3: American Legion Essay Winner 4: SPRING GREEN. CINDERELLA. WHY I AM A BACHE- LOR. BALCONY SCENE. JACK VERNON ELLIS nJackn Health Club 2: Pottery Club 4: Industrial Arts Club 1, 3: Intramural Vol- l b ll 4' I t l ey a , n ramura Basketball 1. 2. 3, 4. SHIRLEY ANN FILLMAN Shir1 Choir 1: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4: Llbrarlan 1: G. A. A. 1: CINDERELLA. J ACKLIN DEAN FORAKER Jack Health Club 2: Pottery Club 4: Industrlal Arts Club 1, 3: Intramural Volleyball 1. 2: Intramur- al Basketball 1, 2. RICHARD DEAN HACKENBRACHT Hook Choir 1: Class Treas. 1. Pres. 3: Boys' Fellowship 2: Hl-Y 1, 3, 4, Pres. 41 Football 1, 2. 3, 4: Bas- ketball 1, 2. 3, 4: Varsity Basketball 3, 4: Varsity N 2, 3, 4: Scholarshlp Team 2: Most Valuable Player Award Football 3: lliI.u.CLi.L. All Star Foot- a . ALLEN LOUIS HENNIS Joker Health Club 2: Pottery Club 4: Industrlal Arts Club 1. 2: Intramural Bas- ketball I, 2. 3, 4. GARY CHESTER J URIN Chester Health Club 2: Pottery Club 4: Industrlal Arts Club 1. 3: Football 1, 2, 3. -4: Varslty N 2, 3, 4: In- tramural Volleyball 1. 2. 3. 4 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 2. 3: E. C. O. L. All Star 4. NORMA BAKER FORD Sample Choir 4: Y-Teens 3, 4- H. A. 1, 2. ,F. ROGER HOWARD HART Leon Health Club 2: Pottery Club 4: Industrial Arts Club 1, 3: Football 2. 3: Varsity N 3. CLARENCE LEE JOHNSON npunkyn Health Club 3: Pottery Club 3, 4: Industrlal Arts Club 1, 2: Thesplans 3, 4: Football 2, 3: Varsity N 3: Intramural Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4: Intramural Bas- ketball 1. 2. 3. 43 SPRING GREEN: MONKEYS PAW MARY ANN KELLY Intramural Volleyball 2: Choir 4: Glee Club 1: Y- Teens 1, 2. 3. 4: CINDER- ELLA. SEVENTEEN LOVA MARY KUNKLE Hobby Club 4: CINDERELLA. DONALD ANDREW LITTLE Whitey Choir 1, 2: Band 1: Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4: V.Pres. 3: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Bas- ketball 1, 2, 4: Varsity Basketball 4: Varsity N 3, 4.: Intramural Volleyball 1, 2: Intramural Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4: SPRING GREEN. HELEN CHRISTINE MARDIS Librarian 3: Hobby Club i1JATreas. 4: CINDEREL- JOHN ROBERT MCDONN ELL uBObn Choir 1: Band 1, 2. 3, 4: Pep Band 3, 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: Health Club 2: Industrial Arts Club 1: Intramural Basketball 3, 4. CINDER- ELLA. EIGHTEEN MARJORIE HARDING LIGGETI' 4 lMargevn Glee Club 1: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3: Student Council 3, Sect'y 3: Thesplans 3: CINDERELLA Business Manager. MELVA LITTLE WILLIAMS HR'edH Glee Club 1: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4: F. H, A. 2: Pot- tery Club 1: G. A. A. 1: CINDERELLA. PATRICIA LEE MCCANTS upatll Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4: Pres. 4.: Newcosean Edltor 43 National Honor Society 2, 3, 4: Treas. 3: Thesp ans 3, 4, Social Chairman 4: G.A.A. 1: Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3: American Legion Essay Winner 3, 4: Librarian 3-: Intramur- al Volleyball 2: Intra- mural Basketball 2: Sen- ior Scholarshlp Team 4: CINDERELLA, SPRING GREEN, MONKEYS PAW RUTH EMILY MCFADDEN Glee Club 1: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4.: Pres. 2: Newco- sean Ass't. Editor 4: F. H. A. 1: Thespians 3, 4: Treas. 4: Llbrarlan 3, 4.: Intramural Volleyball 2: Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3: Speech League 3: Senior Scholarship Team 4: American Legion Essay Winner: 2: CINDERELLA. PINK AND PATCHES. MARILYN JEAN MOORE nfrinyn Mixed Chorus 1: Intra- mural Volleyball 2, Hobby Club 1, 2. 3. 4. DONNA MAE MYERS Glee Club 1: 'Y-Teens 1. 2, 3, 43 Newcasean Alumni Ed. 4: Thesplans 3, 41 Intramural Volleyball 2: Intramural Basketball 2: G. A. A. 1: Speech League 3, 4: Buckeye Girls State 3: CINDERELLA, SUM- MONS OF SARIEL. THE PROFESSOR ROARS. WILLIAM RICHARD NOLAN nstung., Pottery Club 4: Industrial Arts Club 3, 43 Intramur- al Volleyball 2, 3, 4-Q In- tramural Basketball 2, 3. MARY LOU PORTZ Lu Lu Glee Club 1, G. A. A. 13 Cholr 3: Band 1, 2, Y- Teens 1, 3: F. H. A. 2, Pottery Club 2: Intra- mural Volleyball 1, 23 In- tramural Basketball 1, 2: Hobby Club 4, CINDER- ELLA. JAMES FLOYD MULLEN Moon Cholr 1: Class Sects' 3, Pres. 4, Hl-Y 1, 2, , 4. Treas. 2, Pres. 3, Chap- lain 4: Student Council 1: Thespians S, 4, Pres. -1: Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Bas- keiball 1, 2, 3. 4: Varsity Basketball 3, 4: Varsity N 2, 3, 4, Intramural Vo- leyball 1, 2, 3, 4: Buckeye Boys' State 33 Track 2, 3: SPRING GREEN. CIN- YERELLA, THE PRO- FESSOR ROARS. DONALD CURTIS N AY ..BuCk,, Inqlustrlal Arts Club 1, 21 Health Club 3, Pottery Club 45 Football 3, 45 tarslty N 3, 4: Intramur- al Vollelyball 2, 3, 4, In- tralinura Basketball 1, 2. SARA CUMMINS PHILLIPS ..Red,, Transferred from Cam- briuge City. Indiana 3: Choir 45 -Teens 3. 43 Thesglans 3, 43 SPRING GRE N, PINK AND PATCHES, SUMMONS OF SARIEL. THOMASINA POST LEWAITE 1lTOmmy!7 Cholr 3, 4.3 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, Y-Teens 1, F. I-I. A. 1, 2, 23 Pottery Club 2, 3, 43 Pres. 2. NINETEEN MAX BYERLY ROEDER D, B. Cholr 1, 2, 3, 4: Band 1. 2, 3, 4, Treas. 3: Pep Band 1. 2, 3, 4: Dance Band 4: Class Soclal Chalrman 4: Hi-Y 1, 3, 41, Sect'y 4: Boy's Fellowship 2 Newcosean Staff 4: Na- tional Honor Society 2, 3, 4: Thespians 3, 4, Pro- gram Chalrman 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Varslty N 3, 4: Intramural Volleyball 2, 4 Intramural Basketball 41: Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3, 4: Senior Scholarship Team 4: American Legion Essay Wlnner 2, 3, 4: Student Announcer 4: SPRING GREEN, CIN- DERELLA, THE MON- KEYS PAW. ROBERT MAX SHARROCK Choir 1, 2: Mixed Chorus 1, 2: Pep Band 1, 2: Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Council 3: Intramural Volleyball 2, 3, 4: Intramural Basket- ball 2, 3, 4. LUCILLE MAE SMITH llLucy!! Glee Club 1: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3. 4: F. H. A. 1: Scholarship Team 3: CINDERELLA. TED VERN SWIGERT llcaseyrv Class V. Pres. 2: Student Council 3: Health Club 2: Pottelgf Club 4: Industrial Arts lub 1, 3: Football 1, 3: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Varslty N 3, 4: Varsity Basketball 3, 4: Intramur- al Volleyball 1, 2, 31: In- tramura Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 2, 3. TWENTY MOIRA JEAN SAYLOR uJ88I'li8 Choir 3, 4: Mlxed Chorus 1: Y-Teens 1: F. H. A. 1, 2. 3: Pottery Club 3, 4., XA Pres. 4: CINDEREL- WILLIAM ALLEN SHAW Uwiull H1-Y 1, 2: Industrial Arts Club 3, 4: Basketball 1. 2: Intramural Volleyball L. Intramural Basket- a . S H IRLEY JEAN STEWART Glee Club 1: Band 1, 2: Pep Band 1, 2: Y-Teens 1, 3: F. H. A. 1, 2, 3 4: V. Pres. 3: Pottery Club 2, 4: CINDERELLA. ANN ELIZABETH TILTON Annie Choir 4: Glee Club 1: Class Social Chalrman 4.: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4 Social Chalrman 1 V, Pres. 2. Program Chalrman 4: Thespians 3, 4: Intra- mural Volleyball 1, 2: In- tramural Basketball 1, 2: G. A. A. 1, Treas. 1: Prince of Peace Local Winner 3: American Le- glen Essag Winner 2: PRING G EEN Business Manager, WHY I AM A BACHELOR. CAROL RUTH TRIPLET urliripn Choir 3, 4-, Pres. 4: Glee Club 1: Class Treas. 4: Y- Teens 1, 2, 3. 4, Sect'y. 2, 3: Newcosean Staff 4: Student Council 4., V. Pres. 4: Thesplans 4: Ll- brarlan 3: Intramural Vol- leyball 1, 2: Intramural Basketball 1, 2 G. A. A. 1: Homecoming Queen 4, Attendant 3: Reserve Cheerleader 1, 2: Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4: CIN- DERELLA. SUMMONS OF SARIEL. wx .,., MARY SCHLUPP TYLER Glee Club 1: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3: National Honor Society 2, 3, 4: Librarian 1, 2, 3: G. A. A. 1: Ameri- can Leglon Essay 3. JO ANN MARIE WALTERS lcJol! Choir 3, 4-: Glee Club 1: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4: F. H. A. 2: Thesfmlans 3 4-: In- tramural olleyball 1, 2: Intramural Basketball 1, 2- G. A. A. 1: SPRING GREEN, CINDERELLA. WALLACE WAYNE WEAVER anwallyvr Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4: Football 4: Varsity N 4. WILLIAM RUSSELL TUFFORD ' tlBiuH Hi-Y 3, 4.: Industrial Arts 1, 2: Football 1, 4: Var- sity N 4: Intramural Vol- leyball 1, 2. RONALD RAYMOND VOGT Ronnie Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, 4. ROBERT JAMES WATSON Monk Band 1. 2, 3. 4: Pep Band 3, 4: Hi-Y 1, 2. 42 SGUIOF Scholarship Team 4-. DENNIS KEITH WELCH Governor Pottery Club 3, 4: In- dustrial Arts 1, 2, 3, 4. V, Pres. 4: Hobby Club 2. TWENTY-ON E CAROLYN ANN WIGFIELD ilwiggyii Cholr 4: Mixed Chorus 2: Glee Club 1: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4. V. Pres. 4-: Newco- sean Senior Editor 4: Stu- dent Council 1: Thespians 3. 4. V. Pres. 4: Intra- mural Volleyball 2: Intra- mural Basketball 1: G. A. A. 1: Senior Scholarship T 4' SPRING GREEN eam , , CINDERELLA. SUM- MONS OF SARIEL. WHY I AM A BACHELOR. SENIOR CLASS PLAY CINDERELLA OF LORELAND CAROLYN JEAN WOLFF 4-Wolffyvi Choir 4: Glee Club 1: Class Treas. 2: V. Pres, 3: Y-Teens 1. 2, 3, 4, Treas. 2: Newcosean Class Editor 4: National Honor Society 2, 3. 4: Sect'y 3: Thesplans 3, 4.: Intra- mural Volleyball 1, 2, 3: Intramural Basketball 1. 2, 3: Scholarship Team 1. 2, 3: Senior Scholarship Team 4: Prlnce of Peace Winner 4: American Le- gion Essay Winner 4: SPRING GREEN, CIN- DERELLA. Ballroom Scene CAST OF PLAY l l 1 Row one-David Doss, Prime Minister: Shirley Stewart, Stepmother: Ruth McFadden, Stepsister: Donna Myers, Stepsister: Pat McCants, Jester: Jim Mullen, Cat: Bob Buzan, Jester: JoAnn Walters, Queen: Max Roeder, King: Marjorie Addy, Mrs. Chancellor: Robert McDonnell, Chancellor. Row two-Odis Dansby, Lackey: Carolyn Wigfield, Mary Ann Kelly, Jane Baum- gardner, Faye Caldwell, Carol Triplet, Fairies: Marjorie Liggett, Princess in Gold: Grace Angle, Cinderella: Keith Dennis, Prince: Mary Ann Caldwell, Godmother: Mary Lou Portz, Lucille Smith, Shirley Fillman, Moira Saylor, Lova Kunkle: Fairies: Mrs. Ralph Portz, Director. TWENTY-TWO Best School Spirit ......... Most Studious ..... Best Athlete .A.. Ablest Speaker ...,.. Best Actor ,,..... Most Dignijqed ..... Best Looking ..... Best Dressed ....,.. Best Vocalist ....... Wi ttiest ........ Most Popular ..... S moothest Dancer .... Best Instrumentalist Most Likely to Succeed ..,....... Best Personality ........ F riendliest ...... TWENTY-FOUR Swan' Batt Carol Triplct Carolyn Wolff Ruby Lee Dansby Ruth McFadden Pat McCants Shirley Stewart Grace Angle Grace Angle Ruby Lee Dan sby Pat McCants Carol Triplet Ruby Lee Dansby Marjorie Aclcly Carolyn Wolff Carol Triplet Carol Triplet Jim Mullen Max Roeder Dick Hackenbracht Max Roeder .lim Mullen Ronald Vogt Bill Shaw Keith Dennis Max Roeder Clarence Johnson Dick Hackenbracht Odis Dansby Keith Dennis Max Roeder Jim Mullen J im Mullen May 21, 1962 Lehman Manor Cross Street Newcomerstownr, Ohio Dear Melva: Not long ago in your letters you asked about the class of 1952. I have put off writing about it until after the reunion, which was last night. We all had a grand time, and such an elaborate party! I'm quite sure you would not have known half the people there. It was held in Kelleyls Colonial Cartwheel. You know, Melva, that I would not have gone there otherwise, but I just couldn't miss this reunion. You should have seen Mary Ann's dress. There must have been a small fortune in diamonds on it, and she made all of 'her money in that place! Senator Dennis Welch was toastmaster, and introduced the members, who in turn told what they had done in the past ten years. Ronald Vogt, the world famed wild game hunter, made quite a long speech on his exploits in Peoli. The night club has a lovely nursery where mothers may leave their children well cared for. Leaving their children there while they enjoyed the program were Sara Cummins Phillips, Mary Schlupp Tyler, Shirley Stewart Nugen, and Marjorie Addy Carruthers. As we looked around the table we saw Allen Hennis and behind bandages was Dan Everhart. As you know, these fellows are tied for the world's racing championship. It seems Dan had a little accident the other day but came to the reunion anyway. Crooner Clarence Johnson and orchestra leader Keith Dennis entertained the group. Odis and Ruby Lee Dansby, famous dancing team, and Shirley Fillman, songstress, also performed. Donald Best and Gary Jurin, professional football players, flew in from Guernsey for the event. Also flying in from the East was Jerry Beiter, famous painter, who was exhibiting his art in New York City. At 9:00 o'clock station WLW QVVatson-Little-Wolffj gave a salute to the class of '52, Coming up from the winter quarters in Florida was David Daredevil Ross, who is with the Ringling Bros. Circus, with his L'Death on VVheels motorcycle act. TWENTY FIVE Letters were received from those who are in service: Major Glenn Bricker, Sergeant Jack Ellis of the Army, Corporal Mary Lou Portz and Plc. Marilyn Moore of the WAFS. Ann Tilton, who owns the Optimistic Optical Co., and her assistant, Donna Myers, were present. Dr. Max Roeder, Brain Surgeon, Dr. .lim Mullen, Dentist, Dr. Patricia McCants, Veterinarian, and nurses Jane Baumgardner and Grace Angle were all in attendance. Coroner Jack Foraker, and Roger Hart, Undertaker, were seated side by side in case of emergency. Professor Robert Buzan and his assistant, Ruth McFadden, left their atomic experiments in. order to attend. Mrs. Harold Huffman CFaye Caldwellj, Mrs. Wendall Ford, and Mrs. Gerald Liggett, flew in from their respective army camps and husbands. Richard Hackenbracht, accompanied by his wife, the former Carol Triplet, passed out apples. from his Rosy Apple Orchard . Misses Helen Mardis, Thomasina Postlewait, and Moira Saylor, who own a modeling school in New York, were at the reunion. Robert McDonnel, state agricultural agent, and his assistant, Bill Tufford, were in attendance also. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Weaver CLucille Smithj, newlyweds, barely made it back from their honeymoon in time to come. Hunters Donald Buckskin Nay, Max Shotgun Sharrock, William 'LSureshot Shaw, and Richard Nevermiss Nolan had just returned from a hunting trip to Kimbolton. Each told of his own experiences. Sheriff Ted Casey Swigert and his secretary, .lo Ann Walters, were out on a case and therefore were unable to attend. I guess that is about all. I'm sorry you could not come. The kids have surely changed in ten years' time. I hope you can come to the reunion ten years from now. Sincerely yours, Mrs. Jim Lehman fCarolyn Wigfieldj TWENTY-SIX Qllzuas mill We, the members of the class of 1952, bequeath the following articles to the oncoming students. May they treat them properly and with dignity. ARTICLE I I, Marjorie Addy, will my ability to be t.he only senior girl in the band to Naundice Oldt. Stick to it, Naundice. I, Shirley Stewart, will my seriousness to Joyce Watson. I, Pat McCants, leave my driving ability to Marsha Peoples. I, Jim Mullen, leave, bound for the county line. I, Gary Jurin, leave the school, quietly. I, Mary Lou Portz, leave at last. I Donnie Little, bequeath my ability to come to school on time on Monday 7 morning to Ed Johnson. I, Jane Baumgardener, will my smile for everyone to Barbara Froelich. I, Glenn Bricker, leave my way of taking my time walking down the hall to Marilyn Mullen. I, Max Roeder, leave my ability to get out of class to anyone who can get away with it. I, Donna Myers, leave to the underclassmen everything that is nailed down. I, Mary Ann Caldwell, leave for Mockingbird Hill in a green Ford. I, Marilyn Moore. leave for parts unknown. I, Wallace Weaver, leave my end on the football team to John Harris. I, Punk Johnson, leave my friendliness to Bill Durtschi. I, Ruby Dansby, leave my books, desk, and coat hanger to the Five Spooks of Coon Hollow. I, Odis Dansby, leave .Ralph Harris still combing his hair. I, Bob Watson, will my seat in Mr. Hinds, class to anybody who thinks he is smart. I, Dan Everhart, leave happily. TWENTY-SEVEN J I, .I ack Foraker, leave my place in the second floor hall to Birdie Casteel. I, Lucille Smith, leave in a yellow Ford convertible. 7 7 I Ann Tilton, leave my seat by the windows in study hall to Doris Stocker. I Mary Tyler, leave my ability to come to school half a day to Sue Gay. I, Faye Caldwell, leave to be with Harold. 7 I Carolyn Wigfield, leave Miss George with no one to yell at. I, Moira Saylor, will my second period trips from study hall to the library every day to Frances Graham, I, Bill Tufford, LEAVE. I, Jack Ellis, leave my basketball ability to Jim Baker. I, Ruth McFadden, leave my ability to argue in American Problems class to 7 7 .Ioan Cunningham. I Joan Walters, leave without Bill Shaw. Darn it. I Sara Phillips, leave my place on the couch in the Home Ec. room to anyone lucky enough to get it. I, Max Sharrock, leave my studious ways to Tom Basehart. 7 I Don Nay, who have been here four long years, leave because it is time. I, Carol Triplet, leave to be with Dick Hackenbracht. I, Keith Dennis, leave to Gene Lyons a set of combs and a bottle of hair oil. I, Dick Hackenbracht, leave to anyone fortunate to have a first period study hall, my seat in which to catch up on the night before. I, Mary Ann Kelly, leave my seat in library to Bob I-Iall. We, We, We We We We We We 7 9 7 ARTICLE II Casey Swigert and Gary Jurin, leave our ability in Physics to anyone Mr. Hinds can catch. Roger Hart and Allen- Hennis, leave our ability to come to school every- day to Bill Hall. ARTICLE III the Seniors of Room 101, leave Miss Barth with her uPoodle . the Seniors of Room 102, leave Mrs. Phillips still wondering what will become of us. the Senior Thespians, depart still wondering how Mrs. Ports manages to be in ten places at once. the Senior girls of Home Economics class, leave Mrs. Swigert regretfully. the Senior girls of Shorthand II, leave with the door still open. the Senior Journalism class, leave the lid off the paste jar and clippings all over the floor. Having given up our dearest belongings, we, th Snior Class of 1952, do hereby leave the school mourning our departure. RUTH IVICFADDEN, MAX ROEDEP., Witnesses for lhe Class of 1952 of Newcomerstown High School TWENTY-EIGHT Qlaaef Elfman JUNIORS S OPHOMORES President - - Bill Burky President - - Dianne Duff Vice President Bob Hashman Vice President - Alan Hart Secretary - Ronnie Yanai Secretary - Mayme Couts Treasurer - - Rosemary Lahmers Treasurer - - Donna Ford Social Chairmen Patsy Beiter Social Chairmen Ronnie Bonnell Dick Roe Nancy Mulvane Advisers Mr. Sharrock Advisers - Mr. Hinds Miss George Mrs. George Miss Macmillan Mr. Robertson FRESHMEN President - - - Jack Dennis Vice President Linda Smith Secretary - - Barbara Palmer Treasurer - Susie Huffman Social Chairmen - Ronnie Walkenspaw Barbara Patterson Advisers - - Mr. Riffle Mi'. Vrotsos EIGHTH GRADE SEVENTH GRADE President - Marshall Julien President - - Jean Portz Vice President Ronnie Lehman Vice President - - Jolene Shaw Secretary - Sonja Martin Secretary - - Kay Martin Treasurer - - Ann Burky Treasurer - Janet Stonebrook Social Chairman Marde Castle Social Chairman Jerry Hannahs Advisers - - Miss Webster Advisers - - Mrs. Mercer Miss Spear Mr. Wolff Mr. Carroll Mr. Durtschi We ' Q9 an tl i , ? i sf X.: r vi KHIV3' THIRTY Angle, Dorothy Barthalow, James Basehart, Tom Belle, Dennis Beiter, Patsy Burky, Bill Booth, Nancy Carney, June Casteel, Harold Clemens, Shirley Coker, Shirley Coler, Ronnie Couts, Shirley Cunningham, Joan Dawson, Dorcas Gay, Sue Gephart, Shirley Graham, Frances Gray, Carl Greathouse, William Groff, Marjorie Hall, Robert Hannahs, Walter Hardy, Donald Harris, John Harris, Ralph ino picturel Harrison, Joy Hashman, Robert Haver, Shirley Hickenbottom, Delores Hilderbrand, Frances HodaDP, Ann Horn, Joy Johns, Gay Johnson, Joyce Ino picture? Kehl, Margaret Kohl, Sue Lahmers, Rosemary Lehman, Clifford Lewis, Jane Little, Robert Loader, Kenneth Longsworth, Larry Lyons, Doris MacQueen, David Mardis, Dorothy Mardis, Shirley Martin, Scott McCoun, Floyd Cno picturel McElhaney, Patsy McGee, Shirley tno picture? Meek, Dora Ann Miller, Blanche Myers, Geneva Newby, Clifton Nolan, Shirley Norman, Bruce Norman, David Norman, Don Norman, Shirley lno picture! Patton, Carolyn Paulun, Lester Postlewait, June Regula, Caroline Roe, Dick Russell, Sally Sanders, Charles Shaw, Dick Shearer, Willis Cno picturel Sickles, Bill Snell, Roland Speer, Bob Stocker, Doris Stocker, Shirley Thomas, Kay Thompson, Mary Lou Triplet, Denver Tufford, Joann VanSyoc, Evelyn Walters, Shirley Warner, Patsy Watkins, Jay Q Watson, Joyce Whyde, Donna Williams, Olive Wilson, Laura Jean Yanai, Ronnie elm af 053 THIRTY-ONE 5 TH I RTY-T WO Affolter, Jerry Kno picturel Baker, Jerry Baker, Paul Bailey, James Basehart, Richard Basiletti, Joan Bates, Constance Beall, Doris Ellen Berkshire, Gerald Billings, David Bonnell, Ronald Booth, Norma Bradshaw, Eugene Bundy, Everett Campbell, Harley Campbell, Hazel Carney, Bonnie Carr, Barbara Carr, Beverly Castle, Judy Couts, Mayme Davis, Robert Duff, Dianne Eckelberry, Lucille Egler, Lavonne Etter, Reuben Evans, Dora Fairchild, Jay Folkert, Barbara Ford, Donna Frenton, Sally Gadd, Gary Hall, Bill Hart, Alan Hart, Carol Hart, Thomas Heston, Raymond Hickenbottom, Billy fno picturel Horn, Rachel Huffman, Bill Jacobs, Dean Jacobs, Harold Cno picturel Johns, Stanley Johnson, Edmund Kail, Doris Kennedy, Shirley King, Don Ray King, Hiawatha fno picture! Kissell, Etta Mae ' Kunkle, Delbert Lehman, Milton Ley, Keith Loader, Bonnie Logan, Bill Lyons, Gene Mackey, Earl Malvin, Evelyn Mathews, Clyde McClary, Betty McCoun, Donald fno picture? McGinnis, Mary McVey, Jennie Mullen, Marilyn Mulvane, Nancy tno picture! Norman, Beverly Norman, Wanita Oldt, Naundice Opphile, Charles, Jr. ino picture? Peoples, Marsha Porcher, Patricia Powell, Ernest Riley, Eugene Ripley, Mary Roan, Paul Robinson, Gail Roe, Dale Cno picturel Ross, Billy Rowland, Charles Saylor, Tommy Schlupp, Eugene Shaffer, James Shearer, Nellie Smith, Eugene tno picture! Stewart, Marlene Strickmaker, Nancy Swank, Aaron Tidrick, Doris Ann Tedrick, Doris Jean Vogt, Carol Walkenspaw, Glenn Whyde, Delores lno picturel Weilant, Carol Welch, Rollin fno picturel Williams, Neva Wilkins, Eugene Woods, Roy Zeigler, Floyd fno picture! . QW af 1954 3 'G ,ig J 1. ,' ESA. l 'E' ,, - K 7 h f , V K 0 ' . in .. 3, I '1 4, 2 Af ' t M K Y 9 V pl ' ' , .. .M , ' N' .L 1- - . f THIRTY-THREE 6? l THIRTY-FOUR Atkinson, Barbara Arcore, Carol Alexander, Jim Baker, James Bassett, Hope Baumgardner, Jack Berkshire, Ronnie Billings, Carl Brady, George Brenneman, Walter Buckey, Jack Chaney, Darrell Clifford, Joyce Clouse, Rita Coker, Tommy Conrad, Jack Couts, Bonnie Cutshall, Joan Dansby, Larry Davis, Neal Dennis, Jack Dixon, Ruth Elliott, Tommy Everhart, Dale Froelich, Barbara Frye, Don Gephart, Doris Gardner, Nancy Haas, Joyce Hannahs, Larry Hardy, Joan Heller, Duke Hinds, Carl Hogue, Connie Huffman, Susie Kelley, John Kelly, Bob King, Pawnee Lauer, David Lawrence, Norma Lehman, Carol Loader, Enos Logan, Ernest Luce, Richard Lyons, Beverly Lyons, Harry Mack, Geneva McConnell, John McCormick, John McFadden, John Meek, Carolyn Meek, David Miller, Donald Miller, Jack Moore, Darlene Moore, Roberta Myers, Paul Neal, Shirley ine picturel Norman, Jack Norman, LaVon Norman, Mary Elizabeth Norman Willard Opphile, Donald Owens, Donna Palmer, Barbara Patterson, Barbara Paulun, Carl Pickrell, Ronnie Phillips, Kenny Porcher, James Portz, Janet Postlewait, Dorothy Ridgeway, Gary Riley, Robert Rogers, Wanda Ross, Darlene Rothenstein, Juanita Rufer, Norma Rush, John Russell, Cora Russell, Sally Ann Scott, Charles Sharrock, Ge orge Shaw, Gene Smith, Carl Smith, Linda Stevens, Jay Stocker, Harold Swank, Jane Sweitzer, Betty Taylor, Clare Tice, Marion Tish, Marjorie Torgler, Richar d Visintainer, Patty Walkenspaw, Ronald Walker, Robert Welsch, Shirley Widder, Jerry Willer, Shirley Wilson, Rosella Winters, Mercedis Wise, Lo rin Yost, Calvin ino picturel Gm of M55 THIRTY-FIVE EMMA Wag THIRTY-SIX Addy, Bill Ahle, Eleanor Alexander, Goldie Baker, Dean Baker, Russel Beal, Gary Beiter, Martha Bender, Peggy Bradshaw, Roger Brown, Clyde Broum, Nancy Burky, Ann Buss, Frances Carney, Gary Castle, Marty Chaney, Larry Courtwright, Gary Cutshall, Mary Davidson, Betty Davis, Delores Dayton, Nancy Doss, Duane Elliott, Sandra Fairchild, Richard Ferris, John Fillman, Jim Foraker, Junior Froelich, Danny Gaskill, Allen Gwynn, Hugh Hammersley, Joyce Harbold, Paul Harris, Eleanor Hogue, Jane Holdsworth, Charles Huff, Glenn Hursey, Lester Johnson, Betty Julien, Marshall Kedigh, Marjorie King, Juanita Kistler, John Landis, Ernest Lehman, Freddie Lehman, Linda Lehman, Ronnie Lindell, Chester Lindell, Margaret Loader, Donna Lyons, Evelyn Marshall, Bob Marstrell, David Martin, Gary Martin, Sonja Maurer, Ginger Mayhew, Dillon, Jr. Meek, Roy Milburn, David Miller, Raymond Moore, Arlene Moore, Dick Moore, Shirley Mullet, Donald Murphy, Carol Murphy, Walter Myers, Nancy Newby, Edith Newby, Elsie Patton, Sandra Peeper, Mary Pickett, Judy Pierce, Myron Pittson, Patty Plants, Mary Plants, Wayne Poorman, Charles Rehard, Connie Ripley, Lee Roeder, Cynthia Rogers, Carol Ross, Eugene Rush, Mary Russell, Delores Saylor, Jack Shaffer, Ronnie Shaffer, Walter Sieber, Freddie Smith, Kenneth Stalter, Judy Stocker, Ruth Tedrick, Melvin Tennant, Gary Tennant, Robert Treadwell, Marjorie Triplet, Jimmie Walters, Roland Whyde, Melvin Whyde, Vera Wigneld, Gary Williams, Charles Williams, James Wilkin, Donald Woods, Mary Gm of wa THIRTY-SEVEN Swawjk Qwcfe THIRTY-EIGHT Angle, Marilyn Arth, Phillip Baker, Marlene Bassett, Florence Belle, Maurice Belt, Evelyn Berg, Lela Brady, Vera Brindley, Marilyn Brown, Georgina Brown, Coralyn Calhoun, Beverly Callentine, Beverly Casey, William Castell, Shirley Chaney, Bill Cno picturel Corbett, Wanda Couts, Patsey Craigo, Galen Cross, Robert Dansby, Gerald Duff, Connie Etter, Evelyn Fairchild, Vaugh Foraker, James fno picture? Furbay, Ronnie fno picture! Gatton, Robert Groff, Larry Harris, Pauline Hannahs, Jerry Heller, Edna Hunterson, Ellis King, Gary Lawver, David Ley, Gordon Malloy, Larry Martin, Kay McDonnell, James Mullitt, Faye Myers, Gary Myers, Jerry Newby, Marcella Nolan, Eugene Norman, Bonnie Norman, Larry Norman, Terry Osaklief, Judith Oldt, Frank Parks, Rosalie Plants, Opal Portz, Jean Postlewait, Carol Renner, Katherine Rothenstein, Jean Rothenstein, Norma Russell, William Schlupp, Ruth Scott, Roland Shaffer, Shirley Shaw, John Shaw, Jolene - Sondles, Norman Stein, Harold Stoffer, Jack Stonebrook, Janet Thomas, Darlene Wallace, James Walker, Elaine Walker, Sandra Watson, Donald Weilant, Ester Wilson, Donald Wolff, James Woods, Robert Glam af 795 7 W THIRTY-NINE FORTY -4-416 Custodians Carl Boltz and Noah Byrd washing windows Below, top picture-Driver Education Au- tomobile-Mr. Durtschi and Seniors ready to take off. Second-Miss George and Typing Class. Third-Mr. Vrotsos with American Prob- lems class. Fourth-Mr. Hinds' Physics class watching an experiment. Left-top pictureiMrs. Swigert's Home Ec. III Class studying childhood prob- lems. SecondiMrs. Swigert and Home Ec. III Sewing class. ThirdsEnglish IV Class studying Mac- beth with Mrs. Phillips. Fourth-Mr. Riffle's Industrial Arts IV Class working on projects. cf! Y Acfivifiei fifajicwal Jfanm mcf Sllacfewl' Qcwmcif NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY First rowvMary Tyler, Doris Lyons, Grace Angle, Ruth McFadden, Mr. Braden, Adviser. Second row-Tom Basehart, Max Roeder, Pat McCants, Carolyn Wolff. The object of the National Honor Society is to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage the development of charac- ter in Newcomerstown High School. The membership is based on scholarship, service, leadership, and STUDENT COUNCIL First row-Mary Woods, Carol Triplet, Connie Duif, Larry Chaney, Judy Castle, Jack Norman, Jack Stoffer. Second row-Mary Ann Caldwell, Grace Angle, Doris Ann Tedrick, Dick Basehart, Dick Hackenbracht, Kay Thomas, Wanda Rogers. The officers of the Student Council are: President, Dick Hackenbracht, Vice President, Carol Trip- letg Secretary-Treasurer, Judy Castle, Adviser, Mr. Braden. The purpose of the Student Council is to establish closer relationship between students and teach- ers, develop higher standards of scholarship and conduct among the students, work for the general welfare of the student body, promote general and personal welfare of the school. FORTY-TWO character. Zffacwllefz 5 7mm mc! glad 1951 WO-OSTER SCHOLARSHIP TEAM First rowfBetty McClary, Evelyn Malvin, Lucille Smith, Mayme Couts, Doris Ellen Beall,dJoan Cunningham, Frances Hildebrand, Ruth McFadden, Grace Angle, Mr. Hin s. Second row+Shirley Gephart, Larry Longsworth, Dennis Belle, Pat McCants, Naundice Oldt, Sue Gay, Doris Lyons, Carolyn Wolff. Third row-James Baily, Keith Dennis, Max Roeder, Walter Hannahs, Bill Burky, Tom Basehart, Bob Buzan. Each year Newcomerstown High School takes part in the District-State Scholarship Tests held at The College of Wotoster, Woostter, Ohio. These are under the direction of the Ohio Scholarship Tests of the State Department of Education. POTTERY CLUB First row-Barbara Folkert, Nancy Booth, Thomasina Postlewaite, Barbara Carr, Jane Booth, Shirley Clemens, Geneva Meyers, Olive Williams, Shirley Stocker, Stanley Johns, Raymond Heston, Mr. Robertson. Second row-Sally Frenton, Carol Vogt, Norman Lawrence, Ruth Dixon, Joy Horn, Hazel Campbell, Shirley Stewart, Neva Williams, Doris Jean Tedrick, Geneva Mack, Shirley McGee, Carol Weilant. Third row-Ted Swigert, Gary Jurin, Don Nay, Roger Hart, Jerry Bieter, Allen Hennis, Dennis Welsh, Ernest Powell, Don Best, Jack Ellis, Dave Norman, Cliff Newby, Tom Hart. President ----- Shriley Clemens Vice President - - Moira Saylor Secretary-Treasurer - Carol Vogt Adviser ------ Mr. Robertson Visits to potteries in Coshocton and Cambridge have been enjoyed by members of the Pottery Club. FORTY-TH REE Semcvfi Q-7eem, mm Q-7eem, and JZ-Q SENIOR Y-TEENS JUNIOR Y-TEENS President - - - Pat McCants President - - - Mayme Couts Vice President - - Carolyn Wigfield Vice President - Judy Castle Secretary - - Laura .Jean Wilson Secretary ---- Dianne Duff Treasurer ---- Grace Angle Treasurer - - - Bexbrly Norman Advisers - Miss Barth, Mrs. Phillips Advisers - Mrs. George, Miss George HI-Y President - - - Dick Hackenbracllt Vice President - - - Dick Roe Secretary - - - - Max Roeder Treasurer - - - b Keith Dennis Advisers Mr. Durtschi, Mr. Vrotsos FORTY-FOUR SENIOR Y-TEENS First row-Norma Ford, Peggy Kehl, Joanne Tufford, Caroline Regula, Ruth McFad- den, Shirley Haver, Dorcas Dawson, Joyce Johnson, Delores Hickenbottom, Shirley Nolan, Grace Angle, Marjorie Addy, June Carney, Patsy Beiter, Faye Caldwell, Carol Triplet, Jane Baumgardner, Mrs. Phillips. Second row-June Postlewait, Sue Kohl, Shirley Couts, Kay Thomas, Sue Gay, Patsy Warner, Evelyn Van Syoc, Donna Myers, Shirley Norman, Doris Stocker, Lucille Smith, Laura Jean Wilson, Marjorie Liggett, Sara Cummins Phillips, Joy Harrison, Ann Tilton, Francis Graham, Joyce Watson, Mary Lou Thompson, Dora Meek. Third row-Miss Barth, Dorothy Mardis, Doris Lyons, Rosemary Lahmers, Marjorie Groff, Sally Russell, Shirley Gephart, Pat McElhaney, Carolyn Patton, Gay Johns, Pat McCants, Shirley Fillman, Shirley Coker, Carolyn Wolff, Mary Ann Kelly, Carolyn Wigfield, Jo-Ann Walters, Melva Little Williams. The Y-Teen organization is a division of the Young Women's Christian Association. Its purpose is stated as follows: To build a fellowship of women and girls devoted to the task of realizing in our common life those ideals of personal and social living to which we are committed by our faith as Christians. In this endeavor we seek to understand Jesus, to share His love for all people and to grow in the knowledge and love of God. JR. Y-TEENS First row-Mrs. George, adviser, Norma Rufer, Betty McClary, Joan Cutshall, Susie Huffman, Marilyn Mullen, Rachel Horn, Lucille Eckelberry, Carol Stocker, Nancy Mulvane, Doris Beall, Linda Smith, Dorothy Postlewait, Wanda Rogers, Carolyn Meek, Barbara Patterson, Connie Hogue, Barbara Froelich, Miss George, adviser. Second row-Beverly Norman, Dianne Duff, Mayme Couts, Shirley Welsch, Carol Hart, Joyce Clifford, Mary McGinnis, Shirley Neal, Donna Ford, Judy Castle, Etta Mae Kissell, Darlene Moore, Beverly Lyons, Janet Portz, Barbara Atkinson, Rita Clouse, Barbara Palmer. Third row-Shirley Kennedy, Carol Arcore, Mercedes Winters, Patty Visintainer, Sally Russell, Doris Kail, Bonnie Loader, Marsha Peoples, Naundice Oldt, Joan Hardy, Evelyn Malvin, Betty Sweitzer, Bonnie Couts, Hope Bassett, Mary Eliza- beth Norman, Doris Gephart, Marjorie Tish. HI-Y First row-Mr. Vrotsos, Bill Hickenbottom, Jack Bucky, Larry Hannahs, Jerry Wid- der, Jim Baker, Roy Woods, Earl Mackey, Don Little, Jim Mullen, Max Shar- rock, Tom Saylor, Mr. Durtschi. Second row-Ronnie Walkenspaw, Duke Heller, Bob Spear, Bill Sickles, Tom Elliott, Eddie Johnson, Bob McDonnell, Jack Conrad, Gene Lyons, Gail Robinson, Carl Hinds, Bob Buzan. Third row-Jack Dennis, Dick Shaw, Bob Watson, Keith Dennis, Walter Hannahs, Max Roeder, Dick Hackenbracht, Gary Gadd, Harold Casteel, Odis Dansby, Ronnie Bonnell, Glenn Walkenspaw, The purpose of the Hi-Y is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of 'Christian character. The motto is, Clean speech, clean sports, clean scholarship, and clean living. The ambition is, To do the best we can in speech, manner, study, and in service to make life most worth-while for ourselves and the community. FORTY FIVE oienceglaniancfageafiaefffi SCIENCE CLUB First row-Carl Smith, Bill Huffman, Jack Norman, Dean Jacobs, Harry Lyons, Walter Brenneman, Gene Shaw, Mr. Hinds. Second rowwEverett Bundy, David Meeks, Keith Ley, Bob Hall, Bill Rowland, Jerry Baker, Rueben Etter. Third rowfRollin Welch, Bill Hall, Ronnie Yanai, Bob Hashman, Gene Riley, Jay Fairchild, Gene Wilkins, Alan Hart. President ----- Bob Hashman Vice President - - - Bill Hall Secretary ----- Everett Bundy Adviser ------ Mr. Hinds The Science Club is organized to develop more interest in the Held of science. Demonstrations, experiments, and discussions concerning simple scientitic facts are carried on in the club meetings. In a few years, it is hoped that some of our members may contribute their own experiments to the science program in our school and participate in Science Day programs at various high schools and colleges. HEALTH CLUB First Row-Don Miller, Jim Schaffer, Darrell Chaney, Jack Miller, Neal Davis, Larry Dansby, Enos Loader, Calvin Yost, Mr. Carroll. Second row-Jerry Atfolter, Paul Myers, John Harris, Floyd Zeigler, Joe Bourne, Dale Roe, Don Hardy. President - Denny Triplet Vice President Dave Norman S9CI'9taI'y - Larry Combs Treasurer ----- Eugene South AdViS9I' ----- - Mr. Carroll The aim of the Health Club is to try to promote health within the High School. This aim is achieved by participation in healthful activities. Attitude, appearance, and recreation for healthful living are the main objectives of the club. Its motto is, Health is everybody's job . FORTY-SIX Zzwdfwze Jfctmemaewa af Hmmm WJ f' l FUTURE HOIVIEMAKERS OF AMERICA First row-Mrs. Swigert, Dora Evans, Mary Ripley, Doris Ann Tidrick, Bonnie Carney. Second row-Rosella Wilson, Nellie Shearer, Wanita Norman, Ann Hodapp, Connie Bates. Not in picture-Nancy Strickmaker, Marlene Stewart, Patty Porcher. President ----- Marlene Stewart Vice President ---- - Ann Hodapp Secretary - Rosella Wilson Treasurer Mary Ripley Adviser ------ Mrs. Swigert The purpose of the Future Homemakers of America is to promote an interest in home- making and good family life for all, and to provide opportunities for leadership and recrea- tion. LIBRARIANS First row-Mary Woods, Barbara Froelich, Carolyn Patton, Ruth McFadden, Bonnie Loader, Shirley Willer, Sue Gay. Second row-Miss Macmillan, June Postlewaite, Ann Hodapp, Marsha Peoples, Pat Visintainer, Carol Vogt, Jim Bailey. Where can I find Truman's flabinet? What is the longest bridge in the United States? Where can I locate a good editorial? What 1S a good historical novel? These are some of the questions that the librarians are asked as they help their fellow students select stories and find reference material for class assignments. FORTY-SEVEN JMM4, QM mf! Aide 7wfam HOBBY CLUB First row-Ronnie Berkshire, Kenny Phillips, Joan Basiletti, Frances Hildebrand, Joan Cunningham, Robevta Moore, Shirley Willer, Nancy Gardner, Lova Kunkle, Shirley Mardis, Helen Mardis, Delbert Kunkle, Milton Lehman, Mr. Sharrock. Second row-Dennis Belle, Harold Stocker, Ronnie Pickeral, Bob Riley, Larry Longs- worth, Jane Swank, Carol Lehman, Mary Lou Portz, Gene Bradshaw, Hiawatha King, Marilyn Moore, Robert Little, Bob Kelly, David Lauer. Third row-Gary Berkshire, John McConnell, Bill Burky, Tom Basehart, David Mac- Queen, Paul Roan, David Doss, Jim Bailey, Aaron Swank, Scott Martin, Don Norman, Cliff Lehman. President ----- Tom Basehart Vice President - - Carl Gray Secretary-Treasurer - - Helen Mardis Adviser ------ Mr. Sharrock The purpose of the Hobby Club is to guide and assist those who have a penchant for collecting. Among the collections in the group are stamps, coins, firearms, Indian relics, bric-a-brac, and Americana. Trips to the Warther Museum, Dover, and to the Johnson-Humerick Museum, Coshocton, have been enjoyed by the club. LITTLE TROJ ANS First row-Walter Shaffer, Marshall Julien, Ronnie Lehman, Duane Doss, Gary Ten- nant, Dick Poorman, Junior Mayhew, Gary Courtwright, Walter Murphy, Carol Murphy, Cynthia Roeder, Peggy Bender, Sandra Patton, Frances Buss, Gary Martin, Martha Beiter, Carol Rogers, Betty Lou Davidson, Eleanor Ahle, Danny Froelich, Mr. Carroll. Second row-Roy Meek, Nancy Dayton, Robert Marshall, Dean Baker, Bill Addy, Mary Lou Rush, Ginger Maurer, Marde Castle, Marjorie Treadwell, Margaret Lindell, Patty Pitson, Joyce Hammersly, Donna Loader, Judy Pickett, Mary Woods, David Milburn. Third row-Chester Lindell, Linda Lehman, Larry Chaney, Sonja Martin, John Ferris, Gary Wigfield, Junior Baker, Elsie Newby, Eleanor Harris, Delores Russell, Nancy Brown, Jack Saylor, Hugh Gwynn, Evelyn Lyons, Ann Burky, Marjorie Kedigh, Charles Holdsworth, Fred Sieber, Gary Carney. President ----- Marshall Julien Vice President - - Ronald Lehman Secretary - David Milburn Treasurer Ann Burky Adviser Mr. Carroll FORTY-EIGHT fv swf Identifying pictures ol students Carolyn Wolff, Ruth McFadden, Grace Angle, Donna Myers, Bob Buzan, Miss Mac- millan, Carol Triplet, Max Roeder, David Doss, Don Best, Faye Caldwell, Carolyn Wigfield. NEWCOSEAN STAFF First row-Faye Caldwell, Photography Editor: Bob Buzan, Athletic Editor, Pat McCants, Editor-in-Chief, Don Best, Ass't. Advertising Manager, Grace Angle, Advertising Manager, Donna Myers, Alumni Editor. Second row-Ruth McFadden, Associate Editor, Max Roeder, Service Men's Editor: Carolyn Wigiield, Senior Class Editor, David Doss, Sales Manager: Carolyn Wolff, Class Editor: Miss Macmillan, Adviser. PLANNING THE YEARBOOK Sitting-Donna Myers, Carol Triplet, Bob Buzan, Max Roeder, Faye Caldwell, Carolyn Wigtield. The 1952 Newcosean is the twenty-ninth edition of the high school annual. The name Newcosean' is formed from three words: Newco comes from Newcomerstown, se from Senior, and an is taken from Annual - thus Newcosean, Newcomerstown Senior Annual. FORTY-NINE FIFTY STUDENT ANN OUN CER Max Roeder STAGE CREW Gary J urin, Ted Swigert, Robert Hashman, Bill Shaw, Jerry Beiter, Max Sharrock. PROJECTION CREW First row -4 David MacQueen, Max Roeder, Duke Heller. Second row-Mr. Hinds, Larry Longsworth, Jerry Widder, Keith Dennis, Dick Hacken- bracht, Torn Elliot, Carl Hinds, John McFadden. Third row - Ronald Walkens- paw, Gene Schlupp, Kenny Loader, Tom Basehart, Scott Martin, Bill Burky, Dennis Belle. 7he4pzam SittingAAdviser Mrs. Ralph Portz, Pat McElhaney, Frances Hildebrand, Carol Trip- let, Sara Phillips, Sue Gay, Marjorie Addy, Carolyn Wolff. Standing-Doris Lyons, Delores Hickenbottom, Faye Caldwell, Carolyn Wigfield, Mary Ann Caldwell, Beverly Norman, David Doss, Bob Buzan, Jim Mullen, Max Roeder, Keith Dennis, Pat McCants, Donna Myers, Ann Tilton, Sally Russell, Mary Lou Thompson, Ruth McFadden. President ----- James Mullen Vice President - - - Carolyn Wigfield Secretary - - - Sue Gay Treasurer - - - Ruth McFadden Adviser ------ Mrs. Portz The Thespians presented six plays in the High School Auditorium March 20 and 21. These were directed by Mrs. Portz, adviser for the Thespians. , PINK AND PATCHES THE SUMMONS OF SARIEL Texie ---- Ruth McFadden The Clay ---- Sara Phillips Rexie - - - Ronald Coler The Spirit - - - Carolyn Wigiield Ma - - Mary Ann Caldwell The Graduate - - - Sue Gay Mrs. Allen ---- Sara Phillips The Blind Child Carol Triplet The Old Woman Donna Myers THE PROFESSOR ROARS The Suicide - - Sally Russell The Young Mother - - Beverly Norman The Guardian Angel - - Faye Caldwell lliaifgesigpgmiiqgggqklnf ' 'Q ' Maljgggi Sariel, the Death Angel - Delores Hickenbottom Justina - - - Donna Myers Billie Carstairs - - Pat McElhaney Lee Marcy - - - Mary Lou Thompson THE BALCONY SCENE WHY I AM A BACHELOR The Man ----- David Doss His Friend Kenneth Loader Bachelor ----- Bob Buzan A Mother - - - Doris Lyons Ida Mae - - - Faye Caldwell Her Daughter - Mary Lou Thompson Henrietta - - Carolyn Wigfield A Wife - - - - Sally Russell Henrietta's Mother - - Ann Tilton Her Husband - - Carl Gray Algernon - - Keith Dennis A Gangster - - Jim Barthalow Aunt Emma - - Dianne Duff A Girl - - Dianne Duff THE MONK.EY'S PAW Mr. White ----- Max Roeder Mrs. White ----- Pat McCants Herbert - - - Keith Dennis Sgt. Major Morris Walter Hannahs Mr. Samson - Clarence Johnson FI FTY-ONE CAROL TRIPLET Homecoming Queen 0410444 No. 1-Dick Hackenbracht crowning Homecoming Queen Carol Triplet at school assembly. No. 2- Dick kissing Queen at football game. No. 3-Bill Shaw escorting Queen at football game. No. 4-Dick escorting Queen at school dance. No. 5-The Queen and Attendants watching the game: Linda Smith, Judy Castle, Queen Carol Triplet, Patsy Beiter, Grace Angle. No. 6-Homecoming Dance: Linda Smith and Glenn Bricker, Carol Triplet and Dick Hackenbracht, Judy Castle and David Doss, Patsy Beiter and Keith Dennis. No. 7-Halloween Parade: Patsy Beiter, Judy Castle, Carol Triplet, Linda Smith: Dick Hackenbracht at the wheel. No. 8-The Queen and Her Court: Linda Smith, Glenn Bricker, Judy ggstle, David Doss, Carol Triplet, Dick Hackenbracht, Patsy Beiter, Keith Dennis, Grace Angle, Bill 8W. F I FTY-TWO Q, Www !If.0445 RONALD BONNELL Drum Major FIFTY-THREE Liam! First rank-Wanda Rogers, Fred Sieber, Sonja Martin, Shirley Kennedy, Mary Lou Thompson-Clarinets. Second rank-Barbara Atkinson-Flute, Beverly Lyons, Janet Portz, Gene Brad- Shaw-Clarinets. Third rank-Shirley Gephart, Marjorie Addy, Jane Swank, Barbara Froelich, Carol Murphy, Kenneth Loader-Saxophones. Fourth rank-Bob Watson, Sandra Patton, Naundice Oldt-French Horns, Evelyn Van Syoc, Patsy WarnerfBells. Fifth rank-Sally Russell-Bass Drum: Pat McElhaneyiCymbalsg Nancy Gardner- Bellsg Carolyn Patton, Bob Cross, Walter Murphy-Snare Drums. Sixth rank-Mayme Couts, Delores Hickenbottom, Otis Dansby, Carl Gray, Jeanne Portz, Larry Chaney-Trumpets. ' Seventh rank-Roland Walters, Carl Hinds, Marsha Peoples, Aaron SwankiTrom- bonesg Don Wilkin, Bill Hickenbottom-Trumpets. Eighth rank-Bob McDonnell-Sousaphone, Donna Ford, Dick Basehart-Baritonesg Dianne Duff-Sousaphone. President - Ronald Bonnell Vice President Cary Gray Secretary Mayme Couts Treasurer Shirley Gephart Manager Paul Roan Director Mr. Russell The Newcomerstown High School Band opened its season with a concert and marching show in late August. Under the direction of Mr. Jack Russell the band blossomed out in new formations this year. Two formations that drew admiration from the fans were those in which all members went in all directions and then returned to their places and the perform- ance of a company-front backwards down the field. In February the band joined with bands from Dover, Dennison, New Philadelphia, and Uhrichsville High Schools to play as a massed band under the direction of Prof. Pt. Christ of Capitol University. Each band also played two numbers for criticism. In April the band journeyed to East Liverpool to be criticised. Twelve outstanding players, Carl Gray, Kenneth Loader, Ronald Bonnell, Keith Dennis, Max Roeder, Doris Ellen Beall, Wanda Rogers, Bar- bara Atkinson, Nancy Gardner, Beverly Norman, Naundice Gldt, and Aaron Swank, went to a contest at Canton McKinley High School, Canton, Ohio. FIFTY-FOUR I CLABINETS Doris Ellen Beall, Mary Lou Thompson, Shirley Kennedy, Sonja Martin, Fred Sieber, Wanda Rogers. PERCUSSION INSTRUMENTS Walter Murphy, Bob Cross, Carolyn Patton, Nancy Gardner, Pat McElhaney, Sally Russell. MAJ ORETTES Dorothy Angle, Shirley Couts, Dorothy Postlewait, Nancy Mulvane, June Postlewait FIFTY-FIVE DANCE BAND First row--Pat Warner, Ronnie Bonnell, Mayme Couts, Walter Murphy. Second rowfShir1ey Gephart, Carl Gray, Kenneth Loader, Aaron Swank. The Dance Band furnished music for some of t-he school dances this year. PEP BAND First row-Delores Hickenbottom, Dianne Duff, Donna Ford, Rita Clouse, Wanda Rogers, Barbara Froelich, Nancy Gardner, Doris Ellen Beall. Second row-Ronnie Bonnell, Carolyn Patton, Shirley Gephart, Shirley Kennedy, Dick Basehart, Carl Gray, Max Roeder, Aaron Swank, lMarcia Peoples and Bob McDonnell not in picturel. The music of the Pep Band was heard at all of the basketball games and pep meetings. FI FTY-SIX SOLOISTS Aaron Swank, Ronald Bonnell, Kenneth Loader, Max Roeder, Carl Gray. OFFICERS OF BAND MOTHERS' CLUB Mrs. Wilma Basehart, Treasurerg Mrs. John Atkinson, Vice Presidentg Mrs. W. H. Rogers, Secretary: Mrs. Willis Murphy, President. The Newcomerstown High School band is sponsored by the Newcomers- town Band Mothers' Association. Some of the things this group of women has done for the band are the purchasing of all awards., uniforms, raincoats, four French horns, three bell lyres, two baritone horns, an oboe, and a bassoon. FIFTY-SEVEN The Band and Choir united for a Christmas concert CHOIR First row-Carol Triplet, Thomasina Postlewait, Dorothy Postlewait, Linda Smith, June Postlewait, Sara Phillips, Sue Kohl, Shirley Couts, Sue Gay. Second row-Shirley Coker, Beverly Lyons, Nancy Gardner, Joy Harrison, Delores Whyde, Shirley Mardis, Mayme Couts, Ann Tilton, Shirley Neal. Third rowgMary Elizabeth Norman, Ruby Dansby, Bonnie Couts, Diane Duff, Bev- erly Norman, Pat Visintainer, Carolyn Wolff, Joann Walters, Blanche Miller. First row-Mr. Russell, Barbara Palmer, Dorcas Dawson, Marjorie Addy, Carol Stogker, Wanda Rogers, Shirley Willer, Geneva Myers, Faye Caldwell, Norma For . Second row-Darlene Moore, Janet Portz, Doris Kail, Carol Lehman, Shirley Haver, Carolyn Wigiield, Barbara Atkinson, Joann Basiletti, Mary Ann Kelly. Third row-Rossie Bonnell, Aaron Swank, Paul Roan, Dick Basehart, David Mac- Queen, Keith Dennis, Max Roeder, Jane Swank, Carol Arcore. President ----- Carol Triplet Vice President ----- Sue Gay Secretary - Mayme Couts Treasurer - Carolyn Wolff FIFTY-EIGHT SEVENTH GRADE CHORUS First row'-Mrs. Mercer, Janet Stonebrook, Carol Postlewait, Vera Brady, Florence Bassett, Marilyn Angle, Pauline Harris, Jack Stoffer, Ronald Furbay, Bobby Woods, Opal Plants, Edna Heller, Darlene Thomas, Don Watson, Shirley Shaffer. Second rowAMarcella Newby, Elaine Walker, Kathryn Renner, Carol Berg, Bobby Cross, Frank Oldt, Kay Martin, Jerry Hannahs, Galen Craigo, Vaughn Fair- child, Jeannie Portz, Jane Rothenstein, Sandra Walker, Connie Duff, Georginia Brown, Jean Rothenstein. Third row-Beverly Calentine, Jolene Shaw, Sue Belt, Coralyn Brown, Judy Oaklief, Shirley Casteel, Marilyn Brindley, Larry Maloy, Patsy Couts, Faye Mullett, Terry Norman, Jimmy Wolff, Jim McDonnell. EIGHTH GRADE CHORUS First row-Duane Doss, Carol Rogers, Sandra Patton, Patty Pittson, Walter Murphy, Carol Murphy, Cynthia Roeder, Peggy Bender, Frances Buss, Roland Walters, Butch Mayhew, Mary Cutshall, Sandra Elliott, Vera Whyde, Goldie Alexander, Juanita King. Second row-Nancy Dayton, Nancy Myers, Margaret Lindell, Gary Carney, Mary Plants, Mary Rush, Marshall Julian, Gary Tennant, Betty Davidson, Ginger Maurer, Edith Newby, Eleanor Harris, Judy Stalter, Marde Castle, Eleanor Ahle, Martha Beiter. Third row-Sonja Martin, Linda Lehman, Jane Hogue, Fred Sieber, Mary Peeper, Jim Triplet, Bill Addy, Russell Baker, Eugene Ross, Elsie Newby, Marjorie Kedigh, Delores Russell, Nancy Brown, Arlene Moore, Marjorie Treadwell, Delores Davis, Mrs. Mercer. FIFTY-NINE No. 1-Armistice Day: Pat McCants, David Doss, Don Norman. No. 2-Hi-Y Meeting at Trinity Metho- dist Church: Mr. Durtschi, James Mullen, Max Roeder, Dick Hackenbracht, Dick Roe, Keith Dennis, Mr. Vrotsos. No. 3 and 4-Representative from Baldwin Wallace College interviewing Senior boys and Senior girls. No. 5--Mr. Braden explaining to Don Little the Ohio State University Psychological Test which was taken by all Seniors. No. 6-Senior Scholarship Team: First row-Robert Watson, Max Roe- der, Keith Dennis, David Doss. Second row-Carolyn Wigfield, Carolyn Wolff, Pat McCants, Ruth Mc- Fadden. No. 7-Pat McCants, Editor of Newcosean. No. 8-Newcosean Advertising Salesmen. No. 9'- Ronald Snell and Bob Speer studying the dictionary. No. 10-Student Librarians. No. 11-Glenn Shaw and Barbara Folkert studying the Atlases. No. 12-Thanksgiving Play. No. 13-Newcosean Staif work- ing on pictures. No. 14-Juniors selecting class rings. SIXTY fff 5 VQR T5 ' T 7mm Qaeilell VARSITY CHEER LEADERS Carol Triplet Shirley Coker Sue Kohl - R - O - I - A - N - S Here's our favorite slogan T-R-O-I-A-N-S We'llpuzontheshow- T - R - O - J - A - N - S Here's our hghting Trojans THOJANS l Eager and ready to go. Victory, Viclory, is our Cry Hey Boys! Say Boys! V-I-C-T-O-R-Y Are we in it? Well I guess! Newcomers High School N - H - S s1xTY-Two Let's Go! Let's Fight! Lezls Win! l FOOTBALL COACHES JOHN VROTSOS, Assistant Coach ROBERT CARROLL, Assistant Coach WILLIAM DURTSCHI, Varsity Football Coach VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD Front row-Manager Eugene Riley, Jim Barthalow, Ronnie Yanai, Bob Hashman, Roger Hart, Don Best, Jerry Beiter, Dick Hackenbracht, Max Roeder, Dick Roe, Jim Mullen, Don Little, Gary Jurin, Ralph Harris, Don Nay, Manager, Everett Bundy. Back row-Assistant Coach Bob Carroll, Carl Smith, Don Hardy, Ronnie Walkenspaw, Bill Tufford, Don Norman, Jay Fairchild, Wallace Weaver, John Harris, Gary Gadd, Bob Hall, Edmund Johnson, Bill Hall, Earl Mackey, Larry Dansby, Coach Bill Durtschi. SIXTY-THREE Hackenbracht Jurin Beiter Little Nay Varsity Weiner Roast Best Roeder Mullen Tufford Weaver DICK HACKENBRACHTfRight Tackle, Senior, Played 4 years, Received 3 letters. He made his opponents know that he was in the game. He played a big part in 1951 season. Made E.C.O.L. team. GARY JURIN-e-Left Halfback, Senior. Played 4 years. Received 3 letters. Scored many points this year. His opponents found out he was very fast and shifty. Made E.C.O.L. team. JERRY BEITER-Right Guard. Senior. Played 4 years. Received 3 letters. Did very good job. His loss will be felt greatly. Made the E.C. O.L. team. DON LITTLE-Right Halfback. Senior. Played 4 years. Received 2 letters. Helped score points for our team. Made a good name for himself. DON NAY-Left Guard. Senior. Played 2 years. Received 2 letters. Small but deadly to his opponents. None too big nor too small for him to move. SIXTY-FOUR DON BESTfCenter. Senior. Played 4 years. Re ceived 2 letters. Did very good job at center. Should be congratulated for his sportsman- ship and play. MAX ROEDER4Left Tackle. Senior. Played 4 years. Received 2 letters. Did very good job at his position. Unsurpassed in spirit and sportsmanship. JIM MULLEN-Fullback. Senior. Played 4 years. Received 3 letters. Fast, fearless, hard hit- ting, and outstanding passer. He will surely be missed from the team. BILL TUFFORD - Tackle. Senior, Played 2 years. Received 1 letter. Did very good job. Team will miss him a lot. WALLACE WEAVER-Fullback. Senior. Played 1 year. Received 1 letter. Should be con- gratulated for playing his position well. l Yanai Bob Hall Hashman Roe Johnson R. Harris Bill Hall Barthalow Walkenspaw J. Harris Norman Gadd Dansby RONNIE YANAI-Quarterback. Junior. Played 2 years. Received 2 letters. Gave his best at every stage of the game, and with one more year to play much more is expected of him. BOB HALLgLeft Guard. Junior. Played 3 years. Received 1 letter. Hurt his ankle in the game against Loudenville. He was a loss to the team. BOB HASI-IMANfRight End. Junior. Played 3 years. Receeived 1 letter. Helped greatly in last year's season. Should be congratulated for his sportsmanship and play. DICK ROE4Fullback. Junior. Played 2 years. Received 2 letters. Played his position well. Watch for him next year. EDMUND JOHNSONW-End. Sophomore. Played one year. Received 1 letter. Look for him on the team next year. RALPH HARRISfLeft End. Junior. Played 3 years. Received 2 letters. Good pass receiver and knew how to keep the team's spirit up at all times. BILL HALLfCcnter. Sophomore. Played 1 year. Received 1 letter. Small, but should make a good name for himself. JIM BARTHALOWfRight End. Junior. Played 1 year. Received 1 letter. You will see a lot of him next year. RONNIE WALKENSPAW-Quarterback. Fresh- man. Played 1 year. Received 1 letter. Should score many points in the years to come. JOHN HARRIS--Left End. Junior. Played 2 years. Received 1 letter. Held the plays around his end to a minimum. DON NORMAN-Left Guard. Junior. Played 1 year. Received 1 letter. Should develop into a good guard. GARY GADD-Halfback. Sophomore. Played 1 year. Received 1 letter. Has good spirit, and should play a lot of football in future years. LARRY DANSBYfTackle. Freshman. Played 1 year. Received 1 letter. Always played a good game. SIXTY-FIVE Qfzicfnan .Samui Sept. 15-Massillon Reserves ...... Sept. 21-Loudenville .... Sept. 28-Uhrichsville ..... Oct. 5-Strasburg .... Oct. 12-Wintersville Oct. 19-Byesville ..... Oct. 26-Carrollton .... Nov. 2-Cadiz ..,,... Nov. 9-Dennison ........13 25 H 6 32 T 0 28 H ..-.....57 0 H ..--.-..33 45 H ......86 0 T 7 28 H ........13 34 H ......14 7 T Zlwiball .Seam MASSILLON RESERVES Newcomerstown opened the scoring against the Massillon Reserves after recovering a Tiger fumble early in game. In eight plays the Trojans hit pay dirt with Gary Jurin plunging over from the three yard line. The try for extra point failed but Newcomerstown held a 6-0 lead at the end of quarter. The Massillon running game paid oii' with two touchdowns in the second and third quarters while the Troja.ns were unable to gain con- sistently against the Tiger defense. At the end of three quarters Massillon held a 25-6 advantage. Newcomerstown added its final points in the fourth stanza on a 22-yard pass, Yanai to Jurin. LOUDENVILLE Coach Bill Durtschi's gridmen suffered from fumblitis in the iirst few minutes in the game with Loudenville. It cost them three touchdowns in rapid succession. After the Trojans received the opening kickoff, they fumbled on the third play deep in their own territory and Loudenville scored. On the next kickoff, the Trojans fumbled again on their own six-inch line. Another fumble soon after the next kickoff set up Loudonville's third touch- down. Despite being so far behind in the score, the Trojans kept on fighting. They came close in the second half but couldn't push the ball over. Halfback Gary Jurin prevented a whitewash- ing when he intercepted a pass in the last per- iod and ran for the touchdown. The extra point was lost. SIXT Y-SIX UHRICHSVILLE Exploding for three touchdowns in the second period, the Uhrichsville Tigers romped to a 28-0 victory over Trojans in an East Central Ohio League game. The Trojans opened up strong and drove to the Tiger six-yard line but a Tiger intercepted a pass. That is where the Tigers took over the game. The Tigers outcharged the Trojans 236 yards to 184, the Trojans taking 10 of the marked to the Tiger's 13. Tigers attempted eight passes, completed three for 56 yards and Trojans made good on four of 11 aerials for 36 yards. STRASBURG The game with Strasburg was the first victory for the Trojans. Coach Durtschi's boys ran up 27 good score onthe clock, beating Strasburg -0. Jurin took the kickoff on the 15 yard line and went around left end for 85 yards to a touch- down. Harris blocked a Strasburg kick and went for a touchdown. In the second quater from the 4 yard line Mullen went over left tackle for a touchdown. Jurin went around left end for the extra point. Later in the game Roe ran around right end for a touchdown. Jurin ran for a 25 yard touchdown around left end. Little went up over center for the extra point. Little went around right end for a 4 yard touchdown in the third quarter. Weaver went through center for a 40 yard touchdown. In the fourth quarter Walkenspaw threw a 20 yard pass to Roe for a T.D. Weaver ran the ball over for the extra point. Then Gadd took the ball around right end for a T.D. Carol Triplet, queen, and her court reigned over the homecoming festivities. After the game a dance was held at the high school. WINTERSVILLE Newcomerstown's Trojans ran up 33 points against high-powered, undefeated Wintersville, ggt lost to the Golden Warriors, who chalked up Jurin paced the scoring with two touchdowns and an extra point. He tossed a touchdown pass to Hashman and also threw extra-point passes to Hashman and Harris. The Trojans pulled a breath-taking thriller with only a minute and eight second left in the second quarter. Mullen found himself trapped behind the line. Mullen had other ideas. Instead of being downed, he cut back in a wide arc. From his own 39 yard line he heaved a long pass to Jurin. The receiver was nailed from behind. As Jurin went down he flipped the ball to his left into the arms of Hashman, who crossed the goal line un- touched. Yanai contributed a touchdown on a line play. Little turned in the longest Trojan run of the evening, running 73 yards to set up a touchdown which he made on a later play. BYESVILLE Scoring virtually at will, Newcomerstown's Trojans slaughtered the hapless Byesville Fal- cons, 86 to 0, in a game at Pine field in Cam- bridge. Mullen circled around right end for an 8 yard touchdown. Best kicked the extra point. Shortly afterward, Yanai passed to Harris for 21 and netted another TD. Another Yanai and Harris pass netted 22 yards and another score, Best kicking the point. Little hit right tackle to reach pay dirt. Early in the second period, Sherman's pass was intercepted by Mullen on the Byesville 42, and he ran all the way. Jurin's kick was good. The Trojans sent Little around right end for 35 yards to score. Mullen scampered around right end for the TD. Beiter plunged center for the extra point. Receiving the third period kickoff, Mullen re- turned to his own 41 and Gadd promptly broke around left for 59 yards. Later Mullen knifed over left end for 18 and a TD. Hackenbracht added two more points when he brought down Sherman in the Falcon end zone for a safety. Little made another touchdown around left end. Resuming the frolic in the fourth quarter, Walkenspaw made two touchdowns. Yanai passed to Little for the extra point. Near the end of the game, Sherman passed from his own 26. Mullen intercepted and romped into the end zone. Hall drove through center for extra point. CARROLLTON It seemed like the Trojans used most of their touchdowns in the Byesville game. All they man- aged to get was one six-pointer from Carrollton. Neither team could hit pay-dirt in a scoreless third period. Don Little saved the Trojans from a white- wash, when, after a teammate had recovered a fumble on the Carrollton 17, he broke through tackle for a touchdown and Jim Mullen plunged for the extra point. Despite the decisive defeat, Newcomerstown chalked up 14 first downs to Carrollton's eight and outgained the winners 301 yards to 188 yards from scrimmage. Nine fubles, only three of which were recovered, also aided in the Trojans' down- fall. Mullen turned in the longest run of the game when he romped 40 yards just as the final gun sounded. CADIZ With the gridiron covered with snow, the line markers were vitually obliterated and only a handful of fans were in the stands for the Cadiz game. Most spectators who did turn out sat in their autos, and the wintry weather curtailed the Dads' night program. Newcomerstown Trojans lost the game on fumbles. We couldn't blame them for fumbling a little bit because it was a very bad night to play ball. For awhile it looked as if the Trojans were going to take the game. That was when the fumbles started rolling and that messed it up. Three plays gave Cadiz only six yards and when Mason dropped back to kick, a bad pass from center resulted in his being tackled on the one-yard stripe. Little knifed right end for the T.D. Jurin's attempt to carry the ball over left end failed for the extra point. The Trojans got back in the game when Jurin took Kelly's kick-off on his own 15 and outsped the whole visiting team in a sensational 85-yard runback to cross the goal line. Yanai passed to Harris for the extra point on an end run. DENNISON The Trojans won a close game from Dennison, 14 to 6, as they wound up their 1951 football season on the Dennison gridiron. Newcomerstown got a break early in the game when Polen of Dennison got away a bad punt that netted only 10 yards, going from the home team's 34 to 44. Mullen smacked the center of the line for a first and 10 on the Railroaders' 33. Jurin went off right tackle for another first and 10 to the 21. Little gained two in a plunge over left tackle. Mullen was stopped without gain, but on the next play he completed a pass to Jurin for a touch- down. Jurin kicked the extra point. On the Dennison kick-off, Jurin took the ball from his own 20 to the 34. In seven plays, the Trojans marched to the Dennison nine, where Jurin circled left end for a touchdown. He kicked the extra point to make the score 14 to 6. SIXTY-SEVEN Opponent Qmdall 1927 1931 1935 N.H.S. Dennison ....... ...... 1 3 13 New Phiia. ..........,,.... 31 24 Dover ............. .......... 0 0 Caldwell ....... ..,... 6 Flushing ........... ...... 6 0 Uhrichsville .............. 18 Carrollton ..... .......... O 13 Won ...... ..,....... 4 Lost ...... ......... 3 Opponent 1928 N1iS. Danville u ,..................... Uhrichsville ................ Caldwell ....... .......... Flushing ....... .......... Carrollton ..... .......... Coshocton ..... ...,....., 6 7 42 0 6 13 33 7 Dennison ......, .......... O 43 12 14 32 0 0 50 12 6 New Phila. .,.... ,,.. . . Alumni ...,....... .......... Won ...... ......... 4 Lost ...... ......... 5 1929 Opponent N.H.S. Danville ......... .......... 2 5 6 Millersburg ...... ...... 0 12 Dennison .......... ...... O 13 Caldwell .....,. ....., 0 13 New Phila. ................ 25 0 Uhrichsville .............. 38 0 Carrollton .................. 37 0 Dover .......................... 32 7 New Concord ............ 6 12 Alumni ........................ 12 0 Won ...... ............ 4 Lost ...... ......... 6 1930 Opponent N.H.S. Caldwell .,..... ,,..,.,,.. 0 23 Dennison ..................., 12 12 Millersburg ...... ....... 7 12 Danville ...................... 0 0 New Phila. ................ 20 6 Carrollton .........,..,.,.,. 24 O Uhrichsville ................ 13 7 New Concord ............ 24 0 Dover ....................,,.... 19 0 Won ...... ......... 3 Lost ...... ......... 4 Tied .. SIXTY-EIGHT Opponent Caldwell ......... ........ Dennison ......,.. ......,.. Millersburg ..............., Danville ........... ........ New Phila. .... ....... . Carrollton .................. Uhrichsville .............. New Concord Dover .......................... Coshocton ...... ........ Won .... . Lost .... . Tied .... ..... Opponetn Dover ..... ,.,..,... ......,, 3 9 Caldvvell ..... Dennison ........ ..... 0 Millersburg ................ 0 New Phila. .... ........ 1 4 Carrollton ...... ........ 0 0 Uhrichsville ........ ..... 6 27 New Concord Coshocton .................. 67 Won .... . Lost .... ...... Tied .... ...... Opponent Dover .............. ........ 5 7 Caldwell ...................... 7 Mt. Vernon ................ 39 Millersburg ................ Dennison ........ ........ Carrollton ...............,.. 0 Uhrichsville .............. 12 d 13 New Concor Won ........ ......... Lost .... ...... Tied .... ...... Opponent Dover .............. .......,. 2 6 Caldwell .......... ...,, 6 Mt. Vernon ................ 13 Millersville .... ..... 0 Dennison . .... Carrollton ...... ..... 0 Uhrichsville ...... . ..... 6 d 0 New Concor Navarre ...................... 12 Won ....... ......... Lost .... ...... N .H.S. 0 6 0 26 0 6 0 26 6 O ..3 ..6 ..1 N.H.S. 0 6 0 8 2 12 0 7 6 ..2 ..6 ..1 Z P3 oooouo V1 Z F ..1 ..6 ..1 0 18 O 14 0 6 7 22 0 ..5 ..4 Opponent N .H.S. New Phila. ................ 33 0 Cambridge ...... ....... 7 7 Dennison .......... ....... 1 2 6 Millersburg ...... ....... 1 2 7 Won ...... .......... 0 Lost ...... ......... 3 Tied ...... .......... 1 1936 Opponent N.H.S. Dennison ...... ....... 1 3 Millersburg ................ 0 Brewster ..,.,..........,,,,, 0 Marietta Reserves .... 0 0 Carrollton .................. New Concord ............ 14 Uhrichsville .............. 0 Navarre ............ ....... 0 Won ..... ........ Lost ..... ........ 1937 Opponent Dennison ...... ....... 1 3 Marietta ...... ....... 0 Brewster ......... ....... Millersburg ..... ....... Carrollton ....... ....... 0 7 0 Barnesville ..... ....... 0 0 13 Uhrichsville ..... ....... Navarre ........ ....... Won ..... ........ Lost ..... ........ Tied ..... ........ 1938 Opponent Uhrichsville .............. 13 Dennison ......... ....... 6 Brewster ...... ....... Millersburg ..... ....... 6 O Carrollton ....... ....... 6 Barnesville ..... ....... 0 ' 6 Marietta ....., ....... Won ..... ........ Lost ..... ........ 0 6 19 26 13 12 26 6 ..6 ..2 N.H.S. 0 31 0 26 6 6 32 26 ..6 ..1 ..1 N .I-LS. 26 7 13 45 19 31 34 ..7 ..0 Qaaiialf ccwlucf 1939 1943 1947 Opponent Uhrichsville ..,...,......... Dennison ....... ......... Brewster ....... ...... Carrollton ...... ......... Barnesville Marietta .................... Cambridge Won Lost Tied ....... 1940 Opponent Philo ................... ...... Uhrichsville .............. Marietta ....... ......... Brewster .................... Barnesville ................ Carrollton .................. Canton St. Johns ...... Dresden ...................... Dennison .................... Won ....... Lost ....... Tied ' ....... 1941 Opponent Bellaire St. Johns .... 6 Dresden .........,.........,.. 0 Canton St. Johns ...... 7 Uhrichsville .............. 9 Cadiz .......................... Barnesville ....... ...... Carrollton ..... ...... Marietta ....... ......... Dennison ....... ...... Won ....... Lost ....... 1.942 Opponent Caldwell ...................... Bellaire St. Johns .... Canton St. Johns .... Dresden ...................... Cadiz .......................... Barnesville ................ Carrollton ..... ...... Uhrichsville .............. Dennison ....... ......... Won ....... Lost ....... N.H.S. 7 0 6 7 0 0 0 .,0 N.H.S. 19 19 27 20 25 6 0 14 12 ..1 N.H.S. 27 34 18 12 19 19 39 52 13 ..8 ..1 N.H.S. 14 13 6 0 7 0 12 0 6 ..6 Opponetn Caldwell ..,...... ........ 6 31 Uhrichsville New Phila. Millersburg Cadiz .............,......,...,. Carrollton .................. 22 Canton St. Johns ...... 20 12 6 Denn: St. Marys ........ ..4 ..5 Dennison ..........,......... 6 Won ........ ........ Lost ..... ........ 1944 Opponent Coshocton ....... ....,... 3 9 Barnesville ................ 7 Uhrichsville Millersburg Doylestown 7 0 Canton St. Johns ...... 0 Carrollton .................. 12 6 6 Denn: St. Marys ........ Dennison .,.................. Won Lost Opponent 1945 Malvern ...................... Barnesville Uhrichsville Bellaire St. Millersburg 3'6HiiQfff Denn. St. Marys ........ Carrollton .................. 0 0 13 33 0 0 14 26 Mt. Yernon ...,............ Dennison ......... ........ Won Lost Opponent Mt. Vernon Barnesville Uhrichsville 1946 0 0 6 Dresden .....,.,...........,.. Bellaire St. Millersburg Johns .... 0 0 Carrollton ......,........... Cadiz ........... Dennison ..... Won Lost 0 ........19 ........21 N.H.S. 14 7 7 34 7 12 13 26 13 N.H.S. 0 19 14 46 41 0 0 32 18 .5 ..4 N .H.S. 27 31 0 19 19 46 39 7 0 ..5 ..4 N.H.S. 39 18 6 41 60 52 45 6 19 ..6 ..3 Opponent Zanesville .................. 21 Uhrichsville ................ 12 Barnesville ...,............ 0 Circleville .................. 18 Ohio School for Deaf 7 Canton Township ...... 26 Carrollton .................. 0 Cadiz .......................... 7 Dennison .............,...... 0 Mansfield Madison .... 38 Won .................... Lost .............,,..... Tied .................... 1948 Opponent Boys' Ind. School ...... 6 Mansfield Madison .... 15 Uhrichsville ........,..... 20 Ohio School for Deaf 18 Circleville .................. 32 Canton South ............ 48 Carrollton .................. 19 Cadiz ............. .......... 1 2 Dennison .,..... .......... 3 3 Won ...... ...,... Lost ...... ....... 1949 Opponent West Lafayette ........ 0 New Concord ............ 6 Uhrichsville .............. 0 Ohio Deaf .................. 19 Malvern .....,... ...... O Byesville ...,... ...... 0 Carrollton ..... ...... 6 Cadiz .,........... ...... Dennison ....... ,......... 1 3 Won ...... .......... Lost ...... ....... 1950 Opponent West Lafayette ........ Loudonville ................ Uhrichsville .............. Ohio Deaf .................. Roscoe ........... ........-- Carrollton ..... .......... Cadiz v ............ ........ . . 6 25 31 6 12 Byesville ....... .......... 2 0 42 34 32 Dennison ....... .......... Won ...... .......... Lost ...... ....... Tied ...... .......... N.H.S. 0 6 30 13 30 13 0 39 20 6 ..4 ..5 ..1 N.H.S. 2 6 0 12 0 6 0 13 O ..1 ..8 N.H.S. 26 18 1 32 38 13 20 20 20 ..9 ..0 N.H.S. 6 0 0 20 25 39 20 0 20 ..3 ..5 ..1 SIXTY-NINE L',V 'h- ' 'llnik A V , 1 , , , wr , gn...-P 7 Front row-Charles Scott, Marion Tice, Neal Davis, Larry Hannahs, Jim Williams, John Farris, Don Frye. Back row-Pet Dansby, Jack Norman, David Meeks, Alfred Heller, Loren Wise, Bob Marshall. Front row-David Meeks, Loren Wise, Coach Vrotsos. Middle row-Gary King, Don Wilson, Jack Stoffer, Jack Norman, Roy Meeks, Larry Hannahs, Gene Nolan, Pet Dansby, Bob Marshall, Charles Scott, Jerry Han- nahs, John Farris, Don Watson, Manager. Back Row-Dick Poorman, Manager, Gary Tennant, Duke Heller, Neal Davis, Jim Porcher, David Milburn, Jim Williams. SEASON The Junior Hi didn't do so well this year, but they have the making of a fine team. With more practice and training, we will have a good varsity team in the future. Carrollton ........ 12 N.H.S ....... O Uhrichsville ........ 27 N.H.S ....... O Uhrichsville ,... ..... 6 N.H.S ....... ..... 0 SEVENTY Wayan 8 VARSITY TEAM COACHES JOHN VROTSOS, Junior Hi Coach ALEX ROBERTSON, Reserve Coach DON WOLFF, Varsity Coach Front row--Glen Bricker, Casey Swigert, Bob Hall, Odis Dansby, Jim Barthalow, Ralph Harris. Back row-Coach Wolff, Bob Hashman, Ronnie Yanai, Dick Hackenbracht, Dick Roe, Jim Mullen, Don Little, Manager Gene Lyons. SEVENTY-ONE GLENN BRICKER - Right BOB HASHMAN-Right Guard. 2 yrs. Reserves, 1 letter, 1 year Varsity, 1 letter. Kept the team in good spirit. Bricker Mullen Roe SEVENTY-TWO Harris Hall Yanai I forward. 2 yr. Reserves, 2 lettersg 2 yrs. Varsity, 2 letters. Kept the time- keeper and scorer busy marking up points. Honor- able mention in county and tournament. JIM MULLEN-Left Guard. 1 yr. Reserves, 1 letter, 2 yrs. Varsity, 2 letters. Small but scrappy, will be a loss to the team. DON LITTLE-Right Guard, 2 yrs. Reserves, 2 letters, 1 year Varsity, 1 letter. Was a good shot and al- ways was in there trying to get the ball. TED SWIGERT-Center, 2 yrs. Reserves, 2 letters, 2 yrs. Varsity, 2 letters. Tal- lest on the squad, Casey was at his peak when go- ing was roughest. RALPH HARRIS - Right Forward. 2 yrs. Reserves, 1 letter, 1 year Varsity, 1 letter. He also kept the scorer and timekeeper busy. BOB HALL-Left Forward. 2 yrs. Reserves, 1 letter: 1 yr. Varsity, 1 letter. Should develop into a good forward. ODIS DANSBY-Left Guard. 2 yrs. Reserves, 1 letter, 2 yrs. Varsity, 1 letter. Should be congratulated for his sportsmanship and play. JIM BARTHALOW-Cen- ter. 2 yrs. Reserves, 1 let- ter, 1 year Varsity, 1 let- ter. Ready and willing to put forth that extra bit of energy. DICK ROE-Left Forward. 2 yrs. Reserves, 2 letters: 1 year Varsity, 1 letter. Will make a good name for himself. RONNIE YANAI - Left Guard. 2 yrs. Reserves, 1 letter, 1 year Varsity, 1 2 letter. Put a lot of steam in the team. DICK HACKENBRACHT-Left Forward. 2 yrs. Reserves, 1 letter, 2 yrs. Varsity, 1 letter. In there scrapping till last buzzer sounded. Little Swigert Dansby Barthalow Hashman Hackenbracht Year Won Lost Year Won Lost 1927-28 ..,,... ....., 6 7 1928-29 ........ ...... 5 11 1929-30 ........ ....,,.... 1 3 8 1930-31 ..,,... ...,...... 1 1 7 1931-32 ...,,... .....A 7 9 1932-33 ........ ...,.. 7 10 1933-34 ........ ...... 5 11 1934-35 .,..... ...... 5 12 1935-36 ....... ...... 8 9 1936-37 ....... .,,....... 1 2 6 1937-38 ........ ,.,..,.,.,...,,,.... 1 2 5 1940-41 ,...... .......... 5 14 1941-42 ....... .......... 1 3 5 1942-43 ....,., .......... 1 1 10 1943-44 .....,. .......... 8 13 1944-45 ..., .......... 1 4 10 1945-46 ...,.,. ...... 8 10 1946-47 ....... .......... 1 6 3 1947-48 ........ ...... 6 14 1948-49 ....... ......,... 1 0 8 1949-50 ....... .......... 1 2 6 1950-51 ...................,. ...... 5 13 1951-52 BASKETBALL VARSITY SEASON Coach VVolff's boys had a good basketball team for the season of '51 and '52. They won 8 and lost 12. Dover beat Newcomerstown Trojans in the tournament at New Concord 62 to 40. The best game and the most exciting one was with West Lafayette. The Trojans won the game by a few points. The score was 51 to 49. At the fourth quarter the score was 46 to 415. The extra period of play was a very exciting one. Ralph Harris broke the tie but Blair, left guard, tied it again- 'LCHSGYU Swigert Sallk H beautiful one. Blair, left guard, tied it again, to make the score 49 to 49. Bob Hashman, with a few seconds left in the game, layed in a bunny shot to win the game for Newcomerstown. In this game Ted Swigert was high point man for the Trojans with 17 points. VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM HOME GAMES Opponents N.H.S. West Lafayette Covertimei .... 49 51 Carrollton ................................ 50 55 Uhrichsville ...... ....... 4 4 36 Scio .............,... ....... 6 1 54 Rosecrans ....... ....... 6 8 73 Dennison ..... ....... 6 8 61 Byesville .........s..... ....... 3 9 57 Barnesville ............... ....... 8 5 48 New Philadelphia ...... ....... 6 6 53 Cadiz ..................... ....... 5 7 65 AWAY Opponents N.H.S. New Philadelphia .,..l. ....... 4 9 43 Uhrichsville ............. ....... 5 7 41 Byesville ...... ....... 4 4 66 Cadiz ........ ..,. ....... 5 4 53 Dennison ............ ....... 6 0 38 West Lafayette ....... ....... 4 4 52 Barnesville ..,.,.,, ........ 1 02 62 Carrollton ..... ....... 5 9 57 Freeport ...... ....... 6 5 66 TOURNAMENT Dover ..,....... ......... 6 2 N.H.S ....,...., .......... 4 0 SEVENTY-THREE RESERVE CHEERLEADERS Judy Castle, Barbara Patterson, Joan Basiletti SCHEDULE HOME GAMES Opponents N.H.S West Lafayette ..... ......... 2 0 30 Carrollton .Y,,...,.... ......... 3 7 35 Uhrichsville ..,.. ......... 2 9 39 Scio .................. ......... 3 2 29 Rosecrans ...... ......... 5 2 49 Dennison .............. ......... 4 3 33 Barnesville ........,.... ......... 3 4 37 Byesville ..........,,......... ......... 3 2 53 New Philadelphia ..... ......... 3 9 29 Cadiz ....................,..... , ........ 46 45 AWAY Opponents N.H.S. New Philadelphia ..... ........... 4 27 Uhrichsville ............. ......... 3 4 24 Byesville .............. ,...v .... 3 5 31 Cadiz ...........,....... ......... 2 8 30 Dennison .............. ......... 2 1 23 West Lafayette ............ ......... 2 3 35 , Barnesville ....................... ......... 6 2 25 Carrollton fovertimel ............... 53 54 Freeport ...........v............... .....l.. . 40 26 RESERVE BASKETBALL TEAM Front row-Jack Dennis, Bill Hall, John Harris, Ronnie Bonnell, Jim Shaffer. Back row - Manager Everett Bundy, Eddie Johnson, Ron- nie Walkenspaw,Tom Base- hart, Dick Basehart, Garry Gadd, Coach Robertson. l SEASON Coach Robertson had a reasonable season this year. His boys had 8 wins and 11 losses. The game of the year was on February 9, at home, with Barnesville Reserves. Barnesville Reserves won 14 games in a row this year. They have won 39 games in last three years, including their Junior Hi games. When Newcomerstown Reserves were warming up before the game, Coach Robertson said that this game was going to be a tough one. He was right. It was a very bad blow to Barnesville. The Newcomerstown Reserves won the game 37 to 34. In this game Jack Dennis scored 11 points, Ronnie Walkenspaw 4, Eugene Riley 4, John Harris 7, Bill Hall 2, Ronnie Bonnell 9 points. SEVENTY-FOUR 1 , l , , -.gp , M an ,., ,, N rw - WL fl -H rv' JUNIOR HIGH TEAM JUNIOR Hl CHEERLEADERS onja Martin, Darlene Thomas, Mary Woods, Kay Martin Front row-Junior Mayhew, Jack Miller, Alfred Heller, Gary Ridgeway, Larry Dansby, Harry Lyons, Charles Poorman, Manager. Back Row-Coach John Vrotsos, Loren Wise, Johnny Farris, Larry Chaney, Jack Conrad, Hugh Gwynne. HOME GAMES AWAY Opponents N.H.S. Opponents N.H.S. Uhrichsville ,.... ........, 4 0 33 Uhrichsville ........ 24 26 Carrollton ...... .,..,..,, 3 9 29 Dennison ...... ........ 25 16 Dennison ..............,... ..,.. 8 31 Carrollton .....,, ........ 4 5 23 New Philadelphia ..... ......... 4 6 37 Barnesville .......... ......... 4 5 28 SEVENTY-FIVE WEST LAFAYETTE DONKEY BASEBALL Seniors 6 ............ Faculty 4 GAME West Lafayette shooting Jump ball Time out Half time in locker room N l VARSITY N Front row-Dick Roe, Glenn Bricker, Don Little, Gary Jurin, Jim Mullen, Dick Hackenbracht, Ted Swigert, Jim Barthalow, Bill Tufford, Odis Dansby, Ronald Walkenspaw. Back row-Eduman Johnson, Gary Gadd, Jerry Beiter, Don Best, Bob Hall, Bob SEVENTY-SIX Hashman, Don Norman, Don Nay, Max Reeder, Larry Dansby, Bill Hall, Ronnie Yanai, Wallace Weaver, Ralph Harris. 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V ll ' -11 Stoffer Ford Sales Newcomerstown, Ohio I I I OI, ,IIA E ,- I.- I -vII-I,-MAiM.,-.i ONE HUNDRE D-THREE AMMWW jfw 9' if 5 OMJJ, ,f 4 M 1, M, V 1 K - ' I ,ff ' 4' f . 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Davis, Delores 36, 59 Davis, Neal 34, 46, 70 Davis, Robert 32 Dawson, Dorcas 30, 45, 58 Dayton, Nancy 36, 48, 59 6Dennis, Jack 29, 34, 45, 74 Defmis, Keith, 16, 22, 24, 43, 44, 45, Hall, Bill 32, 46, 63, 65, 74, 76 Hall, Robert 30, 46, 63, 65 71, 72, 76 Hammersley, Joyce 36, 48 Hannahs, Jerry 29, 38, 50, '70 5Hannahs, Larry 32, 45, 70 Hannahs, Walter 30, 43, 45, 51 Hansen, Dr. C. A. 5 50, 51, 52, 58 Dennis, Richard 23 !Dixon, Ruth 34, 43 5Doss, David 2, 16, 22, 48, 49, 51, 52 Doss, Duane 36, 48, 59 Duff Connie 38 42 59 XDuffI Diane 29,,32,'44, 45, 51, 54, 56, ' 58 Xourischi, William 9, 29, 44, 45, es Eckelberry, Lucille 32, 45 Egler, Lavonne 32 iauioti, sandra 36, 59 .El1i0itt, Tommy 34, 45, 50 Ellis, Jack 16, 43 Etter, Evelyn 38 Etter, Reuben 32, 46 Everhart, Dale 34 Harbold, Paul 36 Hardy Donald 30, 46, 63 lngrdyj Joan 34, 45 Harris, Eleanor 36, 48, 59 Harris Harris Harris J Harris , John 30, 46, 63, 65, 74 , Paulina 38 , Ralph 30, 63, 65, 71, 72, 76 on, Joy 30, 45, 58 Hart, Alan 29, 46 Hart, Carol 32, 45 5Hart, Roger 17, 43, 63 Hart, Thomas 32, 43 Hashman, Robert 29, 30, 46, 50, 63, 65 , 71, 72, 76 Haver, Shirley 30, 45, 50 5Heller, Duke 34, 45, 50, 70, 75 Heller, Edna 38, 50 Heller, John 5 Everhart, Dan 16 Evans, Dora 32, 47 Fairchild, Jay 32, 46, 63 Fairchild, Richard 36 Fairchild, Vaughn 38, 59 Ferris, John 36, 48, 70, 75 Fillman, Fillman, Folkert, Jimmy 36 Shirley 16, 22, 45 Barbara 32, 43 Foraker, J acklin 17 Foraker, James 38 Foraker Junior 36 Ford, Donna 29, 32, 45, 54, 56 Ford, Norma Baker 17, 45, 58 Frenton, Sally 32, 43 'Froelich, Barbara 34, 45, 57, 54, 56 Froelich, Danny 36, 48 'Frye, Donald 34, 70 Furbay, Ronnie 38, 59 JGadd, Gary 32, 45, 63, 65, 74, 76 '4 Gardner, Nancy 34, 48, 54, 56, 58 Gaskill, Allen 36 Gatten, Robert 38 Hennis, Allen 17, 43 Heston, Raymond 32 Hickenbottom, Bill 32, 45, 54 Hickenbottom, Delores 30, 45, 51, 54, 56 Hildebrand, Frances 30, 43, 48, 51 'I-Iinds, can 34, 45, 50, 54 JI-Iinds, Claude 10, 29, 43, 46, 50 Hodapp, Ann 30, 47 5Hogue, Connie 34, 45 Hogue, Jane 36, 59 Holdsworth, Charles 36, 48 Horn, Joy 30, 43 Horn, Rachel 32, 46 Huff, Glenn 36 Huffman, Bill, 32, 46 xHuffman, Susie 29, 34, 45 Hunterson, Ellis 38 Hursey, Lester 36 Jacobs, Dean 32, 46 Jacobs, Harold 32 Johns, Gay 30, 45 Johns, Stanley 32, 43 Johnson, Betty 36 Johnson, Clarence 17, 24, 51 lGay, Sue 30, 43, 45, 47, 51, 58 4George, Chloe 9, 29, 44, 45 VGeorge, Margaret 9, 29, 44, 45 Johnson, Edmund 33, 45, 63, 65, 74, 0Gephart, Doris 34, 45 Gephart, Shirley 30, 43, 45, 54, 56 Graham, Frances 30, 45 Gray, Carl 30, 51, 54, 56, 57 Greathouse, William 30 Groff, Larry 38 Groff, M Gwynn, arjorie 30, 45 Hugh 36, 48, 74 Haas, Joyce 34 Hackenbracht, Richard 17, 24, 42, 44, 45, 50, 52, 63, 64, 71, 72, 76 76 Johnson, Joyce 30, 45 Julien, Marshall 29, 36, 48, 59 Jurin, Gary 17, 43, 50, 63, 64, 76 9 Kail, Doris 33, 45, 58 Kedigh, Marjorie 36, 48, 59 Kehl, Peggy 30, 45 Kelley, John 34 J Kelly, Mary Ann 17, 22, 45, 58 Kelly, Robert 34, 48 Kennedy, Shirley 33, 45, 54, 55, 56 King, Don Roy 33 King, Gary 38, 70 King, Hiawatha 33, 48 L.-- . - ONE HUNDRED-SIX T' F' 'A F 7' E ' 'Y Imfm, ccwlucf King, Juanita 36, 59 King, Pawnee 34 Kissell, Etta Mae 33, 45 Kistler, John 36 aKohl, Sue 30, 45, 58, 62 Kunkle, Delbert 33, 48 Kunkle, Lova 18, 22, 48 Lahmers, Rosemary 29, 30, 45 Landis, Ernest 36 Lauer, David 34, 48 5Lawrence, Norma 34, 43 McCoun, Floyd 31 McDonnell, James 38, 59 McDonnell, Robert 18, 22, 45, 54, 56 McElhaney, Patsy 31, 45, 51, 54 SMC1-hidden, John 35, 50 McFadden, Ruth 2, 18, 22, 24, 42, 43 45, 57, 59, 61 McGee, Shirley 31, 43 McGinnis, Mary 33, 45 McVey, Jennie 33 Meek, Carolyn 35, 45 Meek, David 35, 46, 70 Lawver, I Lehman, Lehman, Lehman Lehmani Lehman Lehman, Lehman, David 38 Carol 34, 48, 58 Cliiford 30, 48 Fred 36 Linda 36, 48, 59 Milton 33, 48 Robert 23 Ronald 29, 36, 48 Lewis, Jane 30 Ley, Gorden 38 Ley, Keith 33, 46 Liggett, Marjorie Harding 18, 22, 45 Lindell, Chester 36, 48 Lindell, Margaret 36, 48, 59 Little, Donald 18, 45, 63, 64, 71, 72, 76 Little, Robert 30, 48 Loader, Bonnie 33, 45, 47 Loader, Donna 37, 48, 50 Loader, Enos 34, 46 Loader, Kenneth 30, 51, 54, 56, 57 Logan, Bill 33 5 Logan, Ernest 34 Longsworth, Larry 31, 43, 48, 50 Luce, Richard 34 Mack, xLyons, Lyons, L ons, Y Lyons Lyons Beverly 34, 45, 54, 58 Doris 31, 42, 43, 45, 51 Evelyn 37, 48 Gene 33, 45, 71, 72 Harry 34, 46, 75 Geneva 34, 43 Meek, Dora Ann 31, 45 Meek, Raymond 23 Meek, Roy 37, 48, 70 0Mercer, Clelia 10, 29, 59 Milburn, David 37, 48, 70 Miller, Miller, Blanche 31, 58 Donald 35, 46 Miller, Jack 35, 46, 75 Miller, Raymond 37 Moore, Arlene 37, 59 Moore, Darlene 35, 45, 58 Moore, Roberta 35, 48 Moore, Dick 37 Moore, Marilyn 19, 48 Moore, Shirley 37 Mullen, James 14, 19, 22, 24, 45, 51 63, 71, 72, 76 Mullen, Marilyn 33, 45 Mullet, Donald 37 Mullett, Faye 39, 59 Mulvane, Nancy 29, 33, 45, 55 Murphy, Carol 37, 48, 54, 59 Murphy, Walter 37, 48, 54, 56, 59 Murphy, Mrs. Willis 57 Myers, Donna 19, 22, 45, 49, 51 Myers, Gary 39 Myers, Geneva 31, 43, 58 Myers, Jerry 39 Myers, Nancy 37, 59 Myers, Paul 35, 46 Mackey, Earl 33, 45, 63 MacQueen David 31, 48, 50, 58 JMacmillan, Christina 2, 10, 29, 47, 49 Maloy, Larry 38, 59 Malvin, Evelyn 33, 43, 45 Mardis, Dorothy 12, 31, 45 Mardis, Helen 18, 48 Mardis, Shirley 31, 48, 58 Marshall, Bob 37, 48, 70 Marstrell, David 37 Martin, Gary 37, 48 Martin, Kay 29, 38, 59, 75 martin, scott 31, 48, 50 Martin, Sonja 29, 37, 48, 54, 55, 59, 75 Mathews, Clyde 33 ' 4 Maurer, Ginger 37, 48, 59 Mayhew, Dillon, Jr. 37, 48, 59, 75 McCants, Patricia 2, 18, 22, 24, 42, 43, 44, 45, 49, 51 McClary, Betty 33, 43, 45 McConnell, John 34, 48 McCormick, John 35 McCoun, Donald 33 Nay, Donald 19, 43, 63, 64, 76 Neal, Russell 23 lNeal, Shirley 35, 58 Newby, Clifton 31, 43 Newby, Edith 37, 59 Newby, Elsie 37, 48, 59 Newby, Marcella 39, 59 Nolan, Eugene 39, 70 Nolan, Richard 19 Nolan, Shirley 31, 45 3Norman, Beverly 33, 44, 45, 51, 58 Norman, Bonnie 39 Norman, Bruce 31 Norman, David 31, 43 Norman, Donald 31, 48, 63, 65, 76 Norman Jack, 35, 42, 46, 70 Norman, Larry 39 5Norman, LaVon 35 J Norman, Mary Elizabeth 35, 58 Norman, Shirley 31, 45 Norman, Terry 39, 59 Norman J Norman Wanita 33, 47 I wiuard 35 t. L llle L L ., -.z ONE HUNDRED SEVEN 1 V Oaklief, Judith 39, 59 ' Oldt, Frank 39, 59 Oldt, Naundice 33, 43, 45, 54 Opphile, Charles 33 Opphile, Donald 35 Owens, Donna 35 JPalmer, Barbara 29, 35, 45, 58 Parks, Rosalie 39 5Patterson, Barbara 29, 35, 45, 74 i Patton, Carolyn 31, 45, 47, 54, 56 Patton, Sandra 37, 48, 54, 59 Paulun, Carl 35 Paulun, Lester 31 Peeper, Mary 37, 59 1 Peoples, Marsha 33, 45, 47, 54, 56 5Phillips, Awilda 10, 14, 44, 45 Phillips, Kenny 35, 48 Phillips, Sara Cummins 19, 45, 51, 58 Pickett, Judith 37, 48 lPickrell, Ronny 35, 48 Pierce, Myron 37 Pittson, Patty 37, 48, 59 Plants, Plants, Opal 39, 59 Mary 37, 59 Plants, Wayne 37 Poorman, Charles 37, 48, 70, 75 Porcher, James 35, 70 Porcher, Patricia 33 Portz, Elizabeth 10, 22, 51 5Portz Janet 35, 45, 54, 58 Portz, Jean 29, 39, 54, 59 Portz, Mary Lou 19, 22, 48 Postlewait, Carol 39, 59 xPostlewait, Dorothy 35, 45, 55, 58 Postlewait, June 31, 45, 47, 54, 55 5 Postlewaite, Thomasina 19, 43, 58 Powell, Powell, Powell, Rehard, Regula, Renner, Edna 12 Ernest 33, 43 Frank 5 Connie 37, 59 Caroline 31, 45 Katherine 39 Ridgeway, Gary 35, 75 'Riffle, Eugene 10, 29 Riley, Eugene 33, 46, 63 lRiley, Robert 35, 48 Ripley, Lee 37 Ripley, Mary 12, 33, 47 ' Ron, Paul 33, 48, 58 4 Robertson, Alex 10, 29, 43, 71, 74 Robinson, Gail 33, 45 Roe, Dale 33, 46 Roe, Dick 29, 31, 44, 63, 65, 71, 72, 76 5R0eder, Cynthia 37, 48, 59 Roeder, Donald B. 8 3Roeder, Max 2, 20, 22, 24, 42, 43, 44, 45, 49, 50, 51, 56, 57, 58, 63k 64, 76 Rogers, Carol 37, 48, 59 9Rogers, Winda 35, 42, 45, 54, 55, 56 Rogers, Mrs. W. H. 57 Ross, Darlene 35 Ross, Billy 33 L.,.M1 NEW, yfflcfwn, cami 'cf Ross, Eugene 37, 59 Rothenstein, Jean 39, 59 iRothenstein, Juanita 35 Rothenstein, Norma Jane 39, 59 Rowland, Charles 33, 46 'Rufer, Norma 35, 45 Rush, John 35- Rush, Mary 37, 48, 59 Russell, Russell Cora 35 Delores 37 48 59 Russeul Jack 11, 58 ' Jaussoii, Sally J. 12, 31, 45, 51, 54 lRussell, Sally A. 35, 45 Russell, William 39 Jlutul, smith Sanders, Charles 31 Saylor, Jack 37, 48 0Saylor, Moira 20, 22, 43 Saylor, Tommy 33, 45 Schlupp, Eugene 33, 50 Schlupp, Ruth 39 Scott, Charles 35, 70 Scott, Roland 39 Shaffer, Shaffer, Shaffer, Shaffer, James 33, 46, 74 Ronnie 37 Shirley 39, 59 Walter 37, 48 Sharrock, Farrill 11, 29, 48 Sharrock, George 35 Sharrock, Max 20, 45, 50 Shaw, Dick 31, 45 Shaw, Gene 35, 46 Shaw, Jolene 29, 39, 59 Shaw, John 39 Shaw, William 20, 24, 50, 52 Shearer, Nellie 33, 47 Shearer, Willis 31 45 Sickles, Bill 31, Sieber, Freddie 37, 48, 54, 55, 59 Smith, Blake 3 O Smith, Smith, Carl 33, 35, 46, 63 Kenneth 37 JSmith, Linda 29, 35, 45, 52, 58 Smith, Lucile 20, 22, 43, 45 Snell, Roland 31 Sondles, Norman 39 JSpear, Ruth 11, 29 Speer, Bob 31, 45 Stalter, Judith 37, 59 Stein, Harold 39 3 Steffen, Melba 12 Stevens, Jay 35 Stewart, Stewart, U Stocker Stocker: Stocker, Stocker, Stocker, Stoffer, Marlene 33 Shirley 20, 22, 24, 43 Carol 45, 58 Doris 31, 45 Harold 35, 48 Ruth 37 Shirley 31, 43 Jack 39, 42, 59, 70 Stonebrook, Janet 29, 39, 59 Strickmaker, Nancy 33 Jswaok, Aaron 33, 48, 54, 55, 57, 58 VSwank, Jane 35, 48, 54, 58 4Sweitzer, Betty 35, 45 JSwigert, Mary 11, 14, 47 ONE HUNDRED EIGHT 'lt N ' it 5 T75 'T 1 fmfm, cam' cf Swigert, Ted 20, 43, 50, 71, 72, 76 Watson, Joyce 31, 45 Taylor, Clare 35 Watson, Robert 21, 45, 54 Tedrick, Doris Ann 33, 42, 47 Weaver, Wallace 21, 63, 64, 76 Tedrick, Doris Jean 33, 43 '5Webster, Loujetta 11, 29 Tedrick, Melvin 37 Weilant, Carol 33, 43 Tennant, Gary 37, 48, 59, 70 Weilant, Ester 39 Tennant, Robert 37 Welch, Dennis 21, 43 Thomas, Darlene 39, 59, 75 Welch, Rollin 33, 46 0Thomas, Kay 12, 31, 42, 45 8Welsch, Shirley 35, 45 Thompson, Mary Lou 31, 45, 51, 54, Whyde, Delores 33,58 55 Whyde, Donna 31 Tice, Marion 35, 70 Whyde, Melvin 37 lTilton, Ann 20, 45, 51, 58 Whyde, Vera 37, 59 J'I'ish, Marjorie 35, 45 nWidder, Jerry, 35, 45, 50 Titus, Earl 5 JWigf1eld, Carolyn 2, 22, 44, 45, 49, 51, Torgler, Richard 35 58 Treadwell, Marjorie 37, 48, 59 Wigfield, Gary 37, 48 lTriplet, Carol 2, 12, 14, 21, 22, 24, 42, Wilkin, Donald 37, 54 45, 49, 51, 52, 58, 62 Wilkin, Eugene 33, 46 J Triplet, Denver 31 3Willer, Shirley 35, 47, 48, 58 Triplet, Jimmy 37, 59 Williams, Charles 37 Tufford, Joann 31, 45 Williams, James 37, 70 Tufford, William 21, 63, 64, 76 Williams, Melva 18, 45 Tyler, Mary Schlupp 21, 42 Williams, Neva 33, 43 Williams, Olive 31, 43 Van SYOC' Evelyn 31' 45' 54 Eg31?idJ2gi1g 44 45 lVisintainer, Patty 35, 45, 47, 58 Wilson' Roseua 47 ' ' Vogt' Carol 33' 43' 47 Winters Mercedis 35 45 Xvogf' Regal? it 44 45 70 71 75 xwise' Lgmn 35- 70' 75 J fo SOS' 0 U ' ' 1 Y f ' XWolff, Carolyn 2, 22, 24, 42, 43, 45, 49, 51, 58 Walkenspaw, Glenn 33, 45 3Wolff, Donald 11, 29, 71, 72 xWalkenspaw, Ronald 29, 35, 45, 50, Wolff, James 39, 59 63, 65, 74, 76 Woods, Mary 37, 42, 47, 48, 75 Walker, Elaine 39, 59 Woods, Robert 39, 59 Walker, Robert 35 Woods, Roy 33, 45 Walker, Sandra 39, 59 Wallace, James 39 yWalters, Joan 21, 22, 45, 58 Yanai, Ronnie 29, 31, 46, 63, 65, 71, Walters, Ronald 37, 54, 59 72, 76 vlWalters, Shirley 31 Yost, Calvin 35, 46 Warner, Patsy 31, 45, 54, 56 0Watkins, Jay 31 Watson, Donald 39, 59, 70 Zeigler, Floyd 33, 46 K. 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