Newcomerstown High School - Newcosean Yearbook (Newcomerstown, OH)

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Lost Horizon mtv., Seatedf-Bob Spear, 'Rolland Snell, June Postlewaite, David 'MacQueen, Carolyn Patton, Mrs. Portz, Dolores Hickenbottom, Kenneth Loader, Doris Lyons, Don Norman. Standing-Bob Hashman, Jay Watkins, Dick Roe, Bill Ross, Larry Longsworth, Carl Grey, Sue Gay, Jim Barthalow, Walter Hannahs, Dorothy Castcel, Marylou Thompson, Sally Russell, Evelyn Van Scyoc, Pat McElhaney, Pat Warner, Scott Martin, Dorcas Dawson, Marjorie Groff, Shirley Gephart, Shirley Walters, Joyce Watson, Sue Kohl, Shirley Haver, Shirley Mardis, Doris Stocker, Joan Tufford, Caroline Regula. Jim Barthalow, Stage Manager, Marjorie Groff, Dorcas Dawson, Promptersg Caroline Regula, Joan Tufford, Dorothy Casteel, Olive Williams, Charles Sanders, Geneva Myers, Shirley Haver, Ushers. Taking down the scenery: Joyce Watson, Shirley Walters, Sally Russell, Don Norman. Dolores Hickenbottom, Sue Kohl. Pat McElhaney and Sally Russell, Business managers. Makeup: Ronnie Coler, Marylou Thompson, Shirley Mardis, Jay Watkins, Carolyn Patton, Dolores Hickenbottom, Rosemary Lahmers, Carolyn Patton, Dolores Hickenbottom, June Postlewaite, Doris Stocker. Q! I if Lost Horizon SENIOR CLASS PLAY - NOVEMBER 13 and 14, 1952 Myra ...,,.,i., Elizabeth ..,.. Wyland .,.,., Rut hertord ..,.. Chang ..,..... Conway ....i Mallinson ...... Miss Brinklow Director f Mrs. Ralph Portz -CAST Warner Evelyn Van Scyoc Roe ........Earl Etter .......Ronnie Coler .,...,.Walter Hannahs .. .,,... Larry Longsworth ............Doris Lyons Henry Barnard LoTsen ..,,....,..... Helen ....,,.,.,,...,..,. The High Lama .,...... , Tashi ...........ii.ii.,. ,...,. A Tibetan ...,. Ai-Ling ....... .....,,Kenneth Loader ..,...,..June Postlewaite ...,..Marylou Thompson .........,David MacQueen ,Delores Hickenbottom ......,..,..Donald Norman .....,..Carolyn Patton T NVENTY-SEVEN

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Senior Class Play LOST HORIZONH

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Hotel Astor New York, N. Y. lVlay 22. 1963 Lt. Col. Thomas Basehart Schofield Barracks Oahu, Hawaii Dear Tom: We attended the opening of the Broadway play 'LFuture Horizonsn in New York City. Since you were unable to attend. we knew you would like to hear what. a big hit the class of '53 made last night, Sally Russell was magnificent as the leady lady. By the way, her very lovely hair style was done by .loanne Tufford and Caroline Begula. her private hair stylists. David lVlacQueen, Kay Thomas, and Bonnie Coler were superb as. her supporting players. The play was taken from a book written by the brilliant author, Margie Groff. Pat. Warner did a fine job on the dramatization. The scenery was elaborately done by the outstanding interior decorator, .lim Barthalow. Many famous critics were present, but naturally we noticed our former classmate, .loan Cunningham. The orchestra was composed of Bill Burky, juice harp, Bob Hall, jug, Gay .lohns, washboard, and Geneva Myers, with her sweet potato. They were directed by Carl Gray. Set directors were Bob Hashman and Dennie Belle. Vocal numbers were presented by t.he famous opera star .loyce Squeak Watson. The lovely costumes were designd by Peggy Kehl and Dorothy Dilly. The very beautiful theatre is owned by Sanders, Kohl, and Graham, Inc. Lighting was operated by Larry Longsworth. Dr. Walter Hannahs and his nurse, Pat lVIcElhaney, were stationed nearby in case of sickness. In looking around, we saw many familiar faces. Sitting in their box were lVIr. and Mrs. James lVIullen CLaura .lean Wilsonj. In the balcony we spied the noted missionary .loy L. Horn, recently returned from her post in South Africa. We also saw three familiar faces who have made a name for themselves in the field of nursing: Shirley Clemens, Marylou Thompson, and Shirley Gep- hart. A party in honor of the play cast was held at the luxurious Trojan Hotel owned by Denny Triplet. The famous coach of Notre Dame, Dick Boe. was present telling his ex- periences as head coach. The outstanding scientist and teacher of physics, Lester Eistein Paulun was telling his theory of working pi down to the nearest hundredth. Don Norman, the geologist of our class. brought a few specimens of rock with him for display. Carolyn Patton and Shirley Haver were radiant in lovely gowns designed by Bosemary of Lahmers of New York. Harold Casteel who is running for governor of New York, told us what he would do if elected. TWENTY-EIGHT