Newcomerstown High School - Newcosean Yearbook (Newcomerstown, OH)

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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

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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

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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