Newcomerstown High School - Newcosean Yearbook (Newcomerstown, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1958 volume:

1958 NEWCOSEAN Volume Thirty-five THE 1958 NEWCOSEAN STAFF The Newcosean is the annual publication of the senior class at Newcomerstown High School. Our nickname is Trojan, and our school and town is Trojanland. We invite you to look into this volume thirty -five and see how we live in Trojanland. This is where we study to become the citizens of a greater America. Advisor...........................Mr. Gary Editor.....................Diana Ross Subscription . . Faculty . . . . T ypist....... Underclassmen Seniors....... Advertising . . Activities . . . Photography . . Sports........ .......Betsy Stout . . . Barbara Poorman Walter Craigo . . . .Sandra Sumers .......Linda Stocker Maxine Watson .......Dick Burky Becky Leonhard . . . Loverne Marlatt Nancy Rogers Pug Mayhew Sandy Hickenbottom Patsy Ahle .... Larry Peoples Dolly Buss ........Jim Penrod OFFICERS Loverne Marlatt, President OF THE CLASS John Watson, Vice President OF 1958 Dolly Buss, Secretary SENIOR CLASS ADVISORS DONALD B. ROEDER Lima Central High School; Manchester College, A.B.; Ohio State University, M.A.; Columbia University. Superintendent of the Newcomerstown Public Schools. Hobbies: Golfing and fishing. Comments: A fine man who has done an excellent job as Superintendent for sixteen years. We all owe him a debt of gratitude. Ashtabula Harber High School; Ohio State University, B.S., M.A.; Principal of Newcomerstown High School. Hobbies: Civil War History, photography, hunting, cabinet making, stamp collection. Comments: A real help with the Newcosean. No matter how small the trouble may seem, he always finds the time to help. Subject: Psychology. HERBERT S. GARY WALLACE S. BOWER Warsaw High School; Muskingum College, B.S.; Ohio State University, M.A. Assistant Principal. Hobby: sports. Comments: Better known to the students as Wally, he is liked by everyone. No senior will ever forget him. Subjects: Eighth Grade U.S. History, Testing and Guidance. ADMINISTRATION The administration of Newcomers-town High School has three major goals in education, stimulation, accomplishment, and enrichment to prepare pupils for personal living, personal-social relationships, social-civic relationships and economic and technological relationships. Any curriculum must meet the needs of all students in the basic aspects of human life. It must meet them in order to promote the fullest realization of personal potentialities and to foster the wisest participation in American society. Educational administration is constantly concerned with a continuing effort to improve and develop the total educational program so the youth can accept full, mature, and responsible citizenship. Towards the accomplishment of these aims and goals the administrators of Newcomerstown High School are dedicated. HELEN BOWLING Central High School; Akron, Ohio; University of Akron, B.S. Hobbies: Dancing, swimming and bridge. Subjects: Personal Typing and Language Arts 8. ROBERT BRAUN Cambridge High School; Muskingum College. Hobby: sports. Subjects: Phys-Ed, Ohio History, Assistant Football and Basketball coach. DOLLIE CARSON Sand Fork, West Virginia High School; Glenville State College, A.B. Subjects: Shorthand, Typing, and Bookkeeping. 6 ELEANOR DOSS Urbana High School; Miami University; Urbana College. Hobbies: sewing and music. Subjects: Elementary music, Latin, French, and Language Arts. FRANCIS DUNN Uhrichsville High School; Kent State University. Hobbies: photography, swimming, golfing. Subjects: American Government, Business Law, General Mathematics. HELEN FROCK Cambridge High School; Muskingum College; Ohio State. Hobby: Sewing. Subjects: General Science, Biology. CLAUDE HINDS Newcomerstown High School; Muskingum College; Ohio State University. Hobby: Farming. Subjects: Chemistry, Physics, Advanced Math, Geometry, Agriculture. JAMES KENNEDY Henry Clay High School, Lexington, Ky.; University of Kentucky, B.M. Hobbies: Music, photography, reading. Subjects: Band, Choir, Elementary Instrumental Music. ROBERT LEONHARD Newcomerstown High School; Kent State University. Hobby: Sports. Subjects: Civics, World History, Head Basketball Coach, Head Baseball Coach. 8 MARY MARSHALL Creston High School; Miami University; State University of Iowa. Hobby: Art and Crafts. Subjects: Phys-Ed., Science, Arts and Crafts. CLELIA MERCER Cambridge High School; Muskingum College. Hobbies: Painting and sewing. Subject: Language Arts. JACK MORTON Parkersburg, West Virginia High School; West Virginia University, B.S. Hobbies: Golf and photography. Subjects: Drivers Ed., Health, and Head Football and Track Coach. 9 RICHARD NEEDHAM Westerville High School; Ohio University. Hobby: Mathematics. Subjects: Mathematics 8; Algebra 9; Agriculture I. ALWILDA PHILLIPS Newcomerstown High School; Ohio University A.B. Hobby: Reading and golfing. Subjects: Language Arts, Journalism. ELIZABETH PORTZ Newcomerstown High School; Muskingum College B.S. Hobbies: Reading and Sewing. Subjects: Speech, Language Arts. 10 EUGENE RIFFLE Dennison High School; Bowling Green University; Ohio University; Ohio State University; Kent State University Hobby: Photography. Subject: Industrial Arts. FARRILL SHARROCK Plainfield High School; Ashland College B.S.; Kent State University; Ohio University. Hobbies: Collecting American coins, guns, and antiques. Subjects: Mechanical Drawing, American History. MARY SWIGERT Newcomerstown High School; Otterbein College A.B. Subject: Home Economics. 11 MELBA STEFFEN Newcomerstown High School Hobbies: Fishing and traveling. Secretary to the Principal. LYNN FLETCHER Coatesville, Pennsylvania High School Hobby: Collecting antique china and glassware. Secretary to the Superintendent. 12 CLASS WILL We, the members of the class of 1958, leave the following articles to the oncoming students. May they treat them with dignity. ARTICLE 1 I, Tom Polk, will my seat in psychology class to some sleepy junior. I, Blaine Tish, hereby will my Physics grade card to Mr. Hinds. I, Don Mulvane, leave dear old N.H.S. with what I came with. . .NOTHING. I, Dick Patton, leave Mr. Dunn's American Problems class with negative perspiration. No Sweat. I, Loveme Marlatt, leave my two brothers at the mercy of Mr. Dunn’s war stories. I, Virginia Heston, leave with great thanks to all teachers who made it possible for me to graduate. I, Jean Gray, will to my sister, Mary Jane, my seat in Driver's Ed. I, Patty Marstrell, will my four successive study halls to my sister, Peg. I, Sandra Sumers, leave my position as typist on the Newcosean Staff to any future senior. I, Judy Stewart, being the only baritone saxophone player, will my baritone to Leonhard Bonnell. (Blow hard Leonhard.) I, Sue Miller, will my quiet, girlish ways to Diane Palmer. I, Glenn VanVoorhis, will my ability to disrupt classes for student announcing to anyone who can get away with it. I, Larry Price, will my trombone playing to Billy McCulley. I, Bunk Dulaney, do hereby will Mickey Mayhew what little I know about English. I, Beverley Bowers, leave Newcomerstown High School to live a peaceful life. I, Phyllis Courtwright, will my seat in Mr. Dunn's second period study hall to anyone who likes to talk. I, Barbara Poorman, leave Mr. Dunn still saying Barbara, I didn't see your bright, cheerful face in study hall yesterday morning. I, Carla Crater, leave in an old Ford with a young man to get a middle-age spread. (Oh dear!) I, Patsy Ahle, will my seat by the window in 101 to the first one who gets to it. I, Carolyn Egler, will my cherry pie making ability to Martha Jean Dorsey. I, Pug Mayhew, do hereby leave my way with the girls to my brother, Skeeter. (Believe me he needs it.) I, John Mallett, will my ability to sleep in study hall to my brother, Jim. I, Judy Loader, will my seat in American Problems to Norma June Smith. Take care of it Norma June. I, Dick Stecker, leave my seat in Mr. Braun's study hall to sleepy Jim Creachbaum. I, Sandy Hickenbottom, leave my chair in band among all the boys to Sue Milburn. Come on Sue! I, Patti Johns, bequeath my high scholastic ability to anyone who can attain it. Good luck Ruby ! I, Walt Craigo, leave my comer by the telephone to George Whyde. I, Becky Leonhard, leave my Uncle Bob to the underclassmen. Use him in good health. I, Dolly Buss, leave my crown for the next lucky senior girls. I, Nancy Rogers, leave still wondering who will pester Melba next year. I, Linda Stocker, will my ability to get out of first period study hall to anyone who can get away with it. I, Marilyn Bordenkircher, leave Mr. Dunn still wanting to know about those jokes in American Problems class. I, Fred Nay, hereby will my seat in Bob Leonhard's study hall to anyone who is stupid enough to take it. I, Gary Paulun, leave Mr. Hinds in agriculture class still getting after the boys in the back row. I, Aaron Rothenstein, will my seat in American Problems to anyone who likes the Army. Huh, Mr. Dunn? I, Gretchen Ellis, will my ability to help the freshman girls sew and to help Mrs. Swigert to anyone lucky enough to get the job. I, Bill Albaugh, knowing no one worthy of my talents, will leave them to charity. I, Jean Pappas, will my ability to graduate in three years to whoever thinks they can get away with it. I, Betsy Stout, leave in pursuit of happiness in a gray and white Oldsmobile. I, Rebecca Kelly, will to anyone who can get by Mrs. Swigert in cracking their gum. I, Dan Loader, leave still wondering how Hinds figures his grades. I, Maxine Watson, will my seat in Bookkeeping to anyone unfortunate enough to get it. I, Cora Arth, leave my free sixth period to any lucky junior. 13 CLASS WILL I, George Fenton, leave my seat in 101 to Kenny Shaw. He MIGHT need it. I, Calvin Johnson, Jr., will my smile and my ability to get along with everyone to my nephews Jerry and Bobby Greathouse. Good luck boys! I, Gene Parks, leave throwing out a challenge of the future to Bob Robinson and Tom Atkinson, don't let me down fellows. I, Janet Boone, will my ability to get into homeroom just before the tardy bell rings to any junior who is slow enough to need it. I, Martha Murphy, leave my bass clarinet to some lucky clarinet player who likes to play the bass melodies. I, Diana Ross, bequeath my position as editor of the yearbook to some future senior. I, Larry Peoples, leave Pop Hinds wondering where all the potassium chlorate went. I, Joy Triplett, will my D.A. to Sylvia. I, Jim Penrod, leave. . .Darn it! I, Bd Welsch, will all my brains to James VanSickle, who can use them. I, Dick Burky, leave my seat in advanced math and physics to John Murphy. I, John Davis, will my seat in homeroom to any junior lucky enough to get it. I, George Farris, leave John Watson and Pete Doss in the showers having a cold water fight. I, Carol Ann Rush, leave my seat in Shorthand II to Linda Kissell and Bonnie Crater. I, Melva Marquand, leave my seat in American Problems to my sister, Pearl. I, FloreneSchearer, leave to meet my favorite guy, Jim. I, John Watson, leave as I came, without a girlfriend. I, Larry Lewis, will my ability to throw chalk and duck erasers to Jerry Norman. I, Jim Tedrick, will my intelligence to Farrill Sharrock. I, Judy Dennis Moore, will my seat in American Problems to any junior girl unfortunate enough to get it. I, Patsy Devenport, leave still telling Bd Marlatt, I don't use hydrogen peroxide on my hair. I don't! I, Pat Walters, leave my CALORIE chart to Mr. Gary. I, Sharon Porcher, will my seat in room 102 to any junior lucky enough to get it. Good luck juniors! I, Sandra Peoples, will my weakness for taller boys to Judy Elliott. Take care of it Judy! I, Betty Wolff, leave. . .at last! ARTICLE II We, Sandra Sumers and Patty Marstrell, leave still trying to figure out how in the world Peggy, Barbara, and Gary will ever make it to school next year. We, Dolly Buss and Nancy Rogers, leave with this one word of advice Cheerleaders, never skip. We, Becky Leonhard, Carla Crater, and Dolly Buss, leave with Mr. Hinds grinning and handing us our physics grade cards. . .upside down. We, George Farris and John Watson, leave Mr. Morton mopping water out of the halls from our water fights after football practice. We, Dick Patton and Don Mulvane, leave our ability of shooting rockets in physics to anyone who can get away with it. We, Pat Walters and Carolyn Egler, leave Mrs. Swigert in home economics class regretfully. We, Becky Leonhard and Walt Craigo, leave our ability to get out of class to anyone lucky enough to have our position on the Newcosean Staff. We, Martha Murphy and Sandy Hickenbottom, leave our daily walks up town at noon to Karen Glazer and Brenda Hootman. We, Sandra Sumers, Carolyn Egler, Patty Marstrell, and Pat Walters, leave our seats in Bob Leonhard's study hall to Peggy, Fish, Diane, and Linda. We, Sandra Sumers and Patty Marstrell, leave good old N.H.S. regretfully. ARTICLE III We, the Seniors of room 102, leave Mrs. Phillips still telling us Take your seats please and trying to take attendance after the dismissal bell has rung. We, the Seniors of room 101, leave Uncle Bob Ruach still asking us to get our absence excuses in. We, the Seniors of room 105, warn anyone who gets in Mrs. Swigert's homeroom next year to dust off tables each morning or she will tell you to do it. We, the Senior girls of Shorthand 11 class, having good intentions, leave still unable to hand in a mailable letter. PATSY R. AHLE Pat Junior Y-Teens 1,2; Music Club 3,4; Newcosean Staff 4; Our Hearts Were Young and Gay, Usher; Dino Usher. WILLIAM GEORGE ALBAUCH Bill Science Club 1,3,4; Wooster Scholarship Team 3; Senior Scholarship Team 4 CORA MAY ARTH Cora Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Choir 4; GAA 1; Junior Y-Teens 2; Senior Y-Teens 3,4; Treas.; Homecoming Attendant 4 MARILYN SUE BORDENDIRCHER Sue Prince of Peace 1,2,3; Choir 4; Junior Y-Teens 1,2; Senior Y-Teens 3,4; GAA 3; Three is a Crowd ; 'Thanks Awfully ; Thespians 3,4; Y-Teen United Nations Study Tour 4 RICHARD R. BURKY Dick Projection Club 1; Radio Club 2; Science Club 4; Hobby Club 4; Wooster Scholarship Team 1,2,3; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Pres. 4 15 JANET ELAINE BOONE Boonie Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 2,3,4; Junior Y-Teens 1,2; Senior Y-Teens 3,4; Wooster Scholarship Team 2; Thespians 3,4; Kindergarten Helper 3; Prince of Peace 3,4; Our Hearts Were Young and Gay ; Dino ; 'Thanks Awfully ; 'Taming of Sue ; Beware the Bear BEVERLEY JEAN BOWERS Bev FHA 1; Music Club 2,3,4; Librarian 3,4; Our Hearts Were Young and Gay, Usher; Dino Usher DOLLY LOU BUSS Dot Junior Y-Teens 1,2; Song Leader 1; Pres. 1; Senior Y-Teens 3,4; Song Leader 3; V-Pres. 4; Class Officer 1,2,3,4; Prince of Peace 1,2,3,4; Winner 1; Marching Band 1,2; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Choir 1; Cheerleader 3,4; Pep Band 1; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Social Chm. 3; Sec. Treas. 4; Senior Scholarship Team 4; Thespians 2,3,4; Pres. 4; Y-Teens Summer Conference 2; World Affairs Institute 4; Spring Queen Attendant 2,3; Homecoming Queen 4; Newcosean Staff 4; Our Hearts Were Young and Gay, Dino, Undertow, Three On a Bench, Beware the Bear, 'Thanks Awfully PHYLLIS ANN COURTWRIGHT Phyl Junior Y-Teens 1,2; Senior Y-Teens 3,4; Kindergarten helper 2; Our Hearts Were Young and Gay ; Dino JOHN DAVIS John Projection Club 2,3 CAROLYN JEANE EGLER Carolyn Y-Teens 1,2,3,4; GAA 3; Treas. 3; Intramural Basketball 3; Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow 4; Cherry Pie Champ 4; Our Hearts Were Young and Gay, Bus. Mgr.; Dino Bus. Mgr. WALTER RUSSELL CRAIGO Ape Hi-Y 1,2,3,4; reporter 4; Thespians 3,4; Treas. 4; Football 2,3,4; Basketball 3; Basketball Manager 1,4; Varsity N 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Newcosean Staff 4; Senior Scholarship Team 4; Our Hearts Were Young and Gay, Dino, Minor Miracle, Afraid of the Dark, Thanks Awfully, How to Propose ORVAL C. DULANEY, Jr. Bunk Transferred from Peebles, Ohio GRETCHEN RUTH ELLIS Blondie Library Club 1; FHA 2,3,4; Parliamentarian4; Dino Usher JUDITH ANN OPPHILE FAIRCHILD Opp Y-Teens 1,2,3,4; Treas. 3; Marching Band 1,2; Concert Band 1,2; Pep Band 1; GAA 3; Thespians 2,3,4; Social Chm. 3,4; Prince of Peace 2,3,4; Summons of Sariel, Undertow, How to Propose, Three's a Crowd, Dino Bus. Mgr. GEORGE WANE FARRIS Gas Hi-Y 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Baseball 3,4; Varsity N 3,4; Dino 16 MARGARET JEAN GEORGE FENTON Little One Projection Club 2,3 CARLA MARIE CRATER HALL Carla Y-Teens 1,2,3,4; Song Leader 2, Social Chm. 4; Thespians 2,3,4; Sec. 3,4, National Honor Society 2,3; Social Chm. 3, Class Officer 2,3; Wooster Scholarship Team 1,2,3; Marching Band SANDRA JOAN HICKENBOTTOM Hick Junior Y-Teens; Senior Y -Teens 1,2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Prince of Peace 2,3,4; Thespians 2,3,4; Reporter 4; Librarian 4; World Affairs Institute 4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Senior Scholarship Team 4; Newcosean Staff 4; Our Hearts Were Young and Gay, Dino, Undertow, 'Three On a Bench, Beware the Bear, 'Thanks Awfully GRAY Carla Y-Teens 1,2,3,4; Song Leader 2, Social Chm. 4; Thespians 2,3,4; Sec. 3,4; National Honor Society 2,3; Social Chm. 2; Class Officer 2,3; Wooster Scholarship Team 1,2,3; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Concert Band 1,2,4; Pres. 4, Librarian 2; Pep Band 1,2; Senior Scholarship Team 4; Prince of Peace 1,2,3; Winner 2; Homecoming Attendant 4; Our Hearts Were Young and Gay, Undertow, Thanks Awfully, ' Summons of Sarial, Beware the Bear VIRGINIA MILLOEENA HESTON Ginger FHA 1,2,3,4; Song Leader 2; Our Hearts Were Young and Gay, Dino PATTI RAE JOHNS Pat GAA 1; American Legion Essay Winner 1; Music Club 2,3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Wooster Scholarship Team 2,3; Library Club 4; Pres. Senior Scholarship Team 4; Our Hearts Were Young and Gay, Dino Usher CALVIN BRICE JOHNSON, Jr. Junior Library Club 1; Hi-Y 2,3,4; Chaplain 4; Wooster Scholarship Team 2; Thespians 3,4; Choir 1; Prince of Peace 1,3; Our Hearts Were Young and Gay Stage Crew; Three's a Crowd 17 REBECCA JEAN KELLY Becky Library Club 1; Music Club 2,3,4 REBECCA ANNE LEONHARD ♦4 Becky Y-Teens 1,2,3,4; Social Chm. 2, Pres. 4; GAA 1; Wooster Scholarship Team 1,2,3; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Concert Band 1,2,3; Pep Band 1,2,4; Senior Scholarship Team 4; Prince of Peace 1,3; Newcosean Stafr 4; Thespians 3,4; Social Chm. 4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Sec. 3, Vice P“res. 4; Y-Teens Conference 3; Buckeye Girls State 3; Elks Leadership Contest 4; Our Hearts Were Young and Gay, Dino , Taming of Sue, How to Propose, The Clown Who Ran Away Make Up. DANIEL GORDON LOADER Dan Model Club 1; Hi-Y 2,3,4; Chaplain 3, Vice Pres. 4; Homecoming Escort 4; Our Hearts Were Young and Gay Stage Crew; Dino Stage Crew. LARRY STEPHEN LEWIS Elmer Transferred from Madison School; Football 4; Hi-Y 4; Varsity N 4; Dino. JUDITH ANN LOADER Judy Junior Y-Teens 1,2; Senior Y-Teens 3,4; Thespians 4; Our Hearts Were Young and Gay ; Dino Make-up; Thespian Plays 4; Make-up. JOHN ARTHUR MALLETT John Archery Club 2; Football 2,3; Baseball 3,4; Basketball Manager 3. MELVA LUELLA MARQUAND ,rWelly Library Club 1; FHA 2,3,4; Thespian 4; Kindergarten Helper 1,2; Our Hearts Were Young and Gay ; Dino, Usher Thanks Awfully ; The Taming of Sue . LOVERNE NICHOLAS MARLATT Gumie Football 2,3,4; Baseball 3,4; Airplane Club 1; Hi-Y 2,3,4; Sec. 4; Thes-pians3,4; Varsity N 3,4; Class Officer 4; Our Hearts Were Young and Gay ; Dino ; Beware the Bear ; Newcosean 4; Buckeye Boys' State 3. PATRICIA JO MARSTRELL Patty GAA 1; Y-Teens 2,4; Sec. 4; Class Officer 4; Our Hearts Were Young and Gay Make-up; Dino. Homecoming Attendant 4. 18 ♦♦ CHARLOTTE FORREST MASON Frosty Y-Teens 2; GAA 1; Choir 4; Librarian 1,4; Speech League 4; Prince of Peace 2,3,4; Winner 3,4; Thespians 3,4; Our Hearts Were Young and Gay ; Dino ; Summons of Sarial ; Beware the Bear ; Thanks Awfully . JANET SUE MILLER Sue Choir 2; Marching and Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 4; Majorette 3,4; GAA 1,3; Pres. 3; Jun:or Y-Teens 2; Music Cl b 4; Speech League 4; Dino Bus. Mgr.; Intramural Basketball 1,2,3; Champs 3. DONALD J. MULVANE Hamburg Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 2; Varsity N 3,4; Hi-Y 1,2,3,4, Sec. 2; Class Officer 4; Homecoming Escort 4; Our Hearts Were Young and Gay ; Dino Stage Crew. DAVID MAYHEW Pug Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Baseball 3; Track 2; Varsity N 3,4; Thespians 3,4, V-Pres.; Hi-Y 1,2,3,4, Treas. 4; Newcosean Staff 4; Senioi Scholarship Team 4; Ouj Hearts Were Young and Gay ; Dino ; Minor Miracle ; How To Propose. JUDITH K. DENNIS MOORE Judy Music Club 3,4; V-Pres. 3; GAA 1; Choir 2; Librarian 2; Our Hearts Were Young and Gay, Usher. MARTHA ANN MURPHY Merf GAA 1; Y-Teens 2,3,4; Concert and Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Social Chm. 4; Prince of Peace 4; Pep Band 4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Social Chm. 4; Thespian 4; Wooster Scholarship Team 3; Senior Scholarship Team 4; Merit Scholarship Team 4; Youth Leadership Contest 4; Buckeye Girls State Alternate 3; Our Hearts Were Young and Gay ; Dino ; Thespian Plays; Business Manager 4. FRED NAY Fred Archery Club 1; Hobby Club 2; Camera Club 2. JEAN MARIE PAPPAS Doll Hobby Club 1,2,4; Sec. 1,2,4; News Reporter 2; Cafeteria Helper 2,4. 19 GENE PARKS Snooks Hi-Y 1,2,3,4; Chaplain 2; Varsity N 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2$ Baseball 1,3; Wooster Scholarship Team 1; Senior Scholarship Team 4; Thespians 3,4; Three On a Bench, Thanks Awfully, Dino Stage Crew Our Hearts Were Young and Gay Homecoming Escort 4. RICHARD PATTON Red Hi-Y 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Escort 4; Our Hearts Were Young and Gay Stage Crew; Dino Stage Crew. GARY E. PAUL UN Gary Photography Club 4; Wooster Scholarship Team 3. JIM PENROD Jim Hi-Y 1,2,3,4; Treas. 3, Pres. 4; Football 4; Basket ball 1,2,3,4; Varsity N 2,3,4; Senior Scholarship Team 4; Our Hearts Were Young and Gay Stage Crew; Dino Stage Crew. LARRY PEOPLES Spaceman Hi-Y 1,2,3; Photography Club 4; Thespians 4; Newcosean Staff 4; Minor Miracle, Dino, The Taming of Sue. THOMAS I. POLK 'Tom Photography Club 4; Vice Pres. 4; Choir 2,4; Projection Club 2; Afraid of the Dark. SANDRA LEE PEOPLES Sandy Y-Teens 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 1; Prince of Peace 2,3,4; GAA 3; Thespians 4; Choir 4; U.N. Study Tour 3; Our Hearts Were Young and Gay Usher Beware the Bear ; Thanks Awfully. BARBARA KAYE POORMAN Barb Y-Teens 1,2,3,4; Treas. 2; Wooster Scholarship Team 1,2; National Honor Society 3,4; Senior Scholarship Team 4; Choir 4; Thespians 3,4; Prince of Peace 3,4; Winner 3,4; Newcosean Staff 4. The Strange Road, Thanks Awfully, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay, The Clown Who Ran Away Make-up, Dino Make-up, ,fHow 20 to Propose. ++ SHARON LEA PORCHER Sherry-Choir 1,2,3; Librarian 2; Jr. Y-Teens 1,2; Music Club 3,4; Social Chm. 3, Vice Pres. 4; Our Hearts Were Young and Gay. NANCY LOUISE ROGERS Nancy Y-Teens 1,2,3,4; Vice Pres. 2; Thespians 2,3,4; Social Chm. 3, Program Chm. 4; Cheerleader 1,2, 3,4; Class Officer 2; Prince of Peace 1,2,3; Choir 4; Homecoming Attendant 4; Attendant of Spring King and Queen 1. Summons of Sarial, Beware the Bear, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay, Dino Prop. Manager; Newcosean Staff 4. AARON DALE ROTHENSTEIN Butch Projection Club 1,2,3; Library Club 1; Photography Club 4; Secy. 4. ALICE FLORENE SHEARER Curley FHA 1,2,3,4; News Reporter 4. LARRY WILLIAM PRICE Larry Nature Club 1,2; Hobby Club 3,4; Thespians 4; Choir 2,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Track 3; Our Hearts Were Young and Gay, Dino, The Taming of Sue. DIANA ROSE ROSS Rosie GAA 1; Nature Club 2; Choir 2,3,4; Librarian 4; Library Club 4; Librarian 4; Music Club 3,4; Pres. 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Newcosean Staff 4; Alternate for Buckeye Girls State 3; Our Hearts Were Young and Gay, Bus. Mgr. 'Dino Usher. CAROL ANN RUSH Little Russian Senior Y-Teens 4; GAA 1,3; Social Chm. 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Wooster Scholarship Team 3; Senior Scholarship Team 4; Intramural Basketball 1,2,3, Champs 3; Marching Band 1, Concert Band 1; Our Hearts Were Young and Gay Bus. Mgr. RICHARD E. STECKER Dick Choir 4; Hobby Club 3,4; Baseball 3. 21 ♦4 JUDITH KAY STEWART Judy Marching and Concert Band 2,3,4, Pep Band, Majorette 3,4; Y-Teens 1,2,3,4; Thespians 3,4; Our Hearts Were Young and Gay, Thanks Awfully, Dino Make-up 'The Taming of Sue. LINDA LOU STOCKER Lin Music Club 2; FHA 3,4; Library Club 4; Kindergarten Helper 4; Newcosean Staff 4; Our Hearts Were Young and Gay ; Usher, Dino Usher. BETTY MAE STOUT Betsy1-Y-Teens 1,2,3,4; Secy. 2; National Honor Society 3,4; Band 1,2; Senior Scholarship Team 4; Newcosean Staff 4; Our Hearts Were Young and Gay. JAMES CONN TEDRICK Jim Choir 3; Nature Club 1,2; Photography Club 4; Basketball Manager 3; Varsity N 3. JOY ADLELE TRIPLETT Joy Y-Teens 1,2,4; Social Chm. 4; GAA 3; Secy. Choir 4; Our Hearts Were Young and Gay Bus. Mgr. SANDRA CAROL SUMERS Sandra Y-Teens 2,3,4; Librarian 1; Library Club 1 ; Newcosean Staff 4; Our Hearts Were Young and Gay Make-up; Dino. BLAINE ANTHONY TISH Tony Hobby Club 1,2,3; V-Pres. 1,2, IYes. 3; Hi-Y 4; Class Officer 3; 'Three On a Bench, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay ; Stage Crew; Homecoming Escort 4. GLENN WILSON VanVOORHIS Van Band 1,2,3,4; Sec. 3; Pep Band 1; Basketball 2,3,4; Hobby Club 3; Pres. Science Clulf 3; Pres. Radio Club 2; Projection Club 1,4; Student Announcer 3,4; Wooster Scholarship Team 2,3,4. Senior Scholarship 4; Nationa Honor Society 2,3,4; Buckeye Boys' State 3; Thespians 3,4; Elks Leadership Contest 4; American _ Legion Essay Winner 2; Cafeteria Helper 4. CAROL PATRICIA WALTERS Pat Class Officer 1,2,3; GAA 1,2; Senior Y-Teens 3,4; Chaplain 3, Program Chm. 4; Wooster Scholarship Team 1,2; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4, Concert Band 1,2,3,4, Pep Band 1,2; Prince of Peace 2,4, Local Winner 2; Buckeye Girls' State 3; Y-Teen Conference 3; Intramural Basketball 1,2,3; Librarian 3. MAXINE ELIZABETH WATSON Maggie Ann Music Club 2; FHA 3,4; Library Club 4; Newcosean Staff 4; Kindergarten Helper 3; Our Hearts Were Young and Gay Usher; Dino Usher. BETTY LOU WOLFF Betty Music Club 3,4; Sec-Treas. 3, Social Chm. 4; GAA 1; Choir 2; Librarian; Our Hearts Were Young and Gay. JOHN DOUGHERTY WATSON Smiley Concert Band 1,2,3,4, Marching Band 1,2; Choir 2; Nature Club 1,2, Vice Pres. 2; Hobby Club 3,4; Treas. Thespians 3,4; Social Chm. 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Varsity N 3,4; Baseball 1; Track 2,3,4; Football 3,4, Captain 4; Most valuable lineman 4; Class Officer 4; Wooster Scholarship Team 4; Senior Scholarship Team 4; American Legion Essay Winner 1,2; Buckeye Boy's State 3; Pep Band 1,2,3; Cafeteria Helper 4; Youth Center Council 2,3,4. EDWARD WELSCH Ed Band 1,2; Hobby Club 3,4; Photography Club 2; Three's A Crowd. PATSY DEVENPORT Tex Library Club 4; V-Pres. Music Club 4; Transferred from Akron, Ohio. PROPHECY Case No. 101-102-105 Subject—Class of ’58 The prophecy you are about to read is false. Only the handwriting has been changed to protect the author. It was Tuesday. I was working die noon watch of Eastern State. My partner's name is Sam. My name is Monday (lost weekend, you understand!) 12:01 I got a call on the 419, Don Mulvane had been caught impersonating Jerry Lewis. Jim Penrod was in on the deal, thinks he's Dean Martin. Brought 'em to headquarters for questioning. After a grueling 5 minutes they began singing. It was a sad tale--Becky Leonhard, Barbara Poorman, Sandy Hicken-bottom, and Martha Murphy had been pulling hair over who was to be Marilyn Monroe’s successor. I booked them on the 304 and turned them over to the chief, Simple Davis, known for his ability to dig, dig, dig. 12:02 The chief sent me and Sam over to the world-famous Egler Bakeries, caterers to all the elite and Jean Pappas. Someone had been stealing Brownies. We nabbed the thief, Patty Marstrell. Her getaway car was driven by the notorious Blaine Tish, and his gunmoll, Dolly Buss, was perched in the rumble seat, swigging a fifth of Three Snoots Distilled Sparkling Water. Got a call on the 3-way ankle television from chief. The facts, just the facts, pointed to Gary Paulum. We booked ’em on the 303 and started to grab a gooey sandwich and a muddy cup of coffee at The Greasy Spoon when a 4-alarm call from our spy and all-round stoolie, Gene Parks, sent us over to P.U. (Podunk University.) 12:03 Melva Marquand, world-renowned Olympic star, famed in the walking race and discus throw, had been caught trying to stage a tee-shirt raid on the Uga Uga Uga fraternity house. Her accomplices were Patsy Ahle, Cora Arth, Betsy Stout, Beverley Bowers, and Gretchen Ellis. The president of the college, George Fenton, gave us a list of the victims. He stated that these HUGE girls were picking on the smallest boys in the fraternity - Married Man Marlatt, Cuz Rothenstein, Bunk Dulaney, Dumb-Head Burky, and Flirt Price. When suddenly a chick began moving my way - kept mumbling something about I must keep in step. I must keep in step. . . Heard someone mention her name - Sandy Peoples - and her occupation - trying to keep up with Shortie Craigo. 24 PROPHECY 12:04 Saw a suspicious-looking character. Followed it into a dive. Just happened to be my favorite dairy bar, Johns', run by Hoiman. The bartender. Sue Miller, said to look in the back room. I did. Found Lefty Polk, Chewing Gum Kid Stecker, Carla Crater Hall, Judy Opphile Fairchild, and Judy Deanft Moore in a hot game of Old Maid. They said they hadn't seen anybody come in, however, they said that the mysterious stranger had been carrying a trombone case. I heard a weird noise. Didn't know whether it was human or not. Looked and saw Joy Triplett, Nancy Rogers, Diana Ross, and Sharon Porcher quarteting, the famous, Boone Ballad. Triplett said with a raised eyebrow, Saw Dan Loader shagging down through here a minute ago, Dick Patton creeping after. Drooling Welsch said, I saw a trombone case with brown hair go thataway. Went thataway. Stumbled over the richest begger in town, John D. Watson, with his accomplice, Glenn VanVoorhis. They said that they had seen a trombone case with brown hair go into the Y.M.C.A. There standing in the middle of the floor was Pat Walters and her magic trombone. Asked what was in her trombone case. She asked why I wanted to know. I said, Just wanta get the facts, mam. I looked in the case. Just what I had suspected all along - melted ice cream. Booked her for smuggling melted ice cream. 12:05 Got a tip from Ears Johnson, a reliable stool pigeon, that he had traced Fred Nay, an F.B.I.man for the Communists, and last year's top undercover man in the Country, to a waterfront dive run by Bouncer Mason. Took a run down there. My eyes roamed to the torch singer, Slinky Bord-enkircher. She was some doll. We had a rough battle with Nay's bodyguards, Betty Wolff, Maxine Watson, Linda Stocker, and Florene Shearer, but finally hooked 'em and took 'em on a 319. Through a tip from Nay, we got a lead on Rebecca Flash Kelly, ringleader of the notorious Space Patrol, who had been suspected of trying to smuggle laughs in Home Economics Class for some time. Her co-pilot, Ten-Star-General Jean The-Last-Name-Cant’-Be-Spelled-Read-Or-Pronounced was a shady-iooking character too. I took them in on 407. 12:06 Got a call from Rush Town. Fat Man Peoples and his band were disturbing the peace. Some of the band members were: Phyllis Courtwright-tuba; Sandra Sumers - bass drum; Larry Lewis - piccolo; Jim Tedrick - chimes; George Farris-guitar; Judy Loader - violin; and Judy Stewart - triangle. Pug Mayhew and John Mallet insisted on giving us a sample of their famed hoochy-koochy dance, Double Trouble, before we booked ’em on a 407 and the Red Jeep came, with Virginia Heston at the wheel. 12:07 We returned to headquarters-time sure seemed to have passed quickly-we began putting 419, 304, 303, 206, 319, and 407 together-they all added up to just one thing - the class of 1958! How did we get the answer? We just played a hunch- Dum-da-dum-dum Pat Walters Carol Ann Rush Don Mulvane Jim Penrod Witnesses for the Class of 1958 of Newcomerstown High School 25 CLASS OFFICERS OF ’59 PRESIDENT: Marshall Fisher; VICE PRESIDENT: Marian Gaskill; SECRETARY: Harold Best; TREASURER: Dianne Gross; SOCIAL CHAIRMEN: Mary Ann Mullen, Tom Atkinson. Anderson, Earl Atkinson, Tom Baker, Janet Beiter, Judy Best, Buddy Bordenkircher, Bettie Bowers, Pauline Carney, Larry Carpenter, Becky Casterline, Ronnie Craigo, Bob Crater, Bonnie Oreachbaum, Jim Dansby, Carolyn (No Picture) Davis, Janet Davis, John Doss, Peter Duff, Carolyn Duhamel, Melvin Dulany, Carolyn (No Picture) Elliott, Judy Erskine, Linda Evans, Dixie Favors, Ruth (No Picture) Fisher, Marshall Gaskill, Marian Geese, Dean Gross, Diane Hart, Leonhard Haas, Kenny Hazlett, Alice Hickman, Gary Kedigh, Roger King, Alla Kissel, Linda Loader, Larry Mar'att, Gary Marlatt, Larry Marshall, Judy Marstrell, Peggy Mayhew, Mickey Meeks, Marilyn Miller, Sandy Mullen, Mary Ann Myers, Steve McCants, Lynda McCormick, Floyd McCulley, Nancy McElhaney, Larry McMullen, Dan Newby, Delphine (No Picture) Norman, Helen Jane Norman, Jerry Palmer, Diane Riley, Mary Lou Roan, Carole Robinson, Bob Russell, Bill (No Picture) Russell, Kaye (No Picture) Russell, Rudy (No Picture) Ryan, Jim Sauerbrey, Sandra Saylor, Jim (No Picture) Smith, Ralph Somogye, Barbara Steed, Stanford (No Picture) Stocker, Larry Taylor, Bonnie (No Picture) Vogt, Lester Walker, Jo Ann (No Picture) Warner, Rosemary Williams, Johanna Wilson, Carol CLASS OFFICERS OF ’60 PRESIDENT: Dixie Hayes, VICE PRESIDENT: John Murphy, SECRETARY: Curtis Hinds; TREASURER: Evelyn Duff, SOCIAL CHAIRMAN: Barbara Brode, Karen Glazer, Calvin Tedrick, Warren Wilson. A lb a ugh, Bob Alexander, Mary (No Picture) Art, Carol Baker, Don Baker, Janet Basehart, Harry Bates, Walter Belcher, Eddie Berkshire, Dan Bonnell, Marilyn Borkenkircher, Barbara Brandon, Laura Brenneman, Kenny Bricker, Gail Brode, Barbara (No picture) Brown, Dave Brown, Hallie Sue Burns, Charlotte Clark, Nancy Couts, Linda Chreachbaum, Sylvia Crouch, Linda Davis, Ruby Dayton, Priscilla Dorsey, Kaiolyn (No Picture) Dorsey, Martha Duff, Evelyn Durben, Gary Dyer, Vivian Egler, Bob Evans, Jerry Everhart, Jim Fouch, Alyce Fouch, Sharon Gadd, Mary Glazer, Karen Gray, Mary Jane Gutherie, Betty Harris, Ruth Haver, Dorothy Haver, Paul Hayes, Dixie Heston, Clifford Heston, Reba Hinds, Curtis (No Picture) Hogue, Bill Hootman, Brenda Hudson, Marianne Huffman, Tom Hurst, Karen Johns, Bob Johnson, Gary Jones, Sidney (No Picture) Jorden, Patsy King, Flora Knutsen, Clyde Lacey, Betty Lyons, Janet MacQueen, Douglas Marquand, Pearl Martin, Joe Matthews, Gary Mayhew, Roy Meek, Chet Meeks, Richard Miller, Larry Milligan, Ruehame Mincks, Donna Moore, Ann Moore, Bonnie Moore, Fred Morrison, Paul Mullet, Glen (No Picture) Murphy, John McCormick, Earl McCune, Dick (No Picture) Nolan, Jim (No Picture) Norman, Darlene Oaklief, Susan Opphile, Bob (No Picture) Opphile, Fred Opphile, Sharon Ortt, Dianne Parks, Bill Parks, Danny Phillips, Rachel Ann Pickett, Barry Pittson, Dennis Powell, Darrell Ruby, Jim Russell, Gary Shaw, Bob Smith, Bob Steed, Art (No Picture) Stewart, Dick Strickmaker, Janice Stocker, Jerry Sweitzer, Donna (No Picture) Tedrick, Calvin Tufford, Jim (No Picture) Thomas, Carole Underwood, Brent (No Picture) Van Sickle, Jim Waelde, John Waller, Sandy Watson, Bob (No Picture) Watson, Richard We arch, Bob Whyde, George Williams, John Wilson, Warren Wise, Gladys Wise, Terry Wolff, Barbara Wurster, Susan Zeiner, John CLASS OFFICERS OF ’61 PRESIDENT: John Best, VICE PRESIDENT: Dennis Barlow, SECRETARY: Sue Milburn, TREASURER: Don Hickman, SOCIAL CHAIRMEN: Cathy Rehard, John Kissel. Addy, Jerry (No Picture) Augenstein, Ronald Barker, Rosalee Barlow, Dennis Barnett, Dorothy (No Picture) Bash, Florence Bash, Kathryn Bassett, Diane Best, John Bower, John Bowers, Linda Bradshaw, Sandra Brandon, Donna Burrier, Sandra Buss, John Carr, Steve Clough, Fred Corbett, Joyce Cramlet, Renee Cross, Peggy Duffy, Darleen Eddy, Bill Elliott, Jean Everhart, George Fantin, John Frenton, Sandy Cadd, Sue Gray, John Harper, Cathy Haver, Mary Ellen Heller, Frances Hickman, Don Holdsworth, Sandra Hotem, Janet Johnson, Mary Ann Johnson, Pamela Jones, Linda Kehl, Grace Etta Kiser, Jerry (No Picture) Kissel, John Lacey, Janet Laurer, Sandy Loader, Marva Mallett, Jim (No Picture) Martin, Ethel Matthews, Jerry Milburn, Sue Moore, Carolyn Moore, Jack Myers, Jennie McCants, Nancy McCleary, Diana McMillen, Diane Norman, Bob Pappas, Jim Parks, Shirley Plants, Carl Raach, Dave Rankin, Jerry Re hard, Cathy Repp art, Tom Rufer, Jim Russell, Karen Sanders, Harold Schlegel, Linda Shaffer, Nancy Shaw, Kenny (No Picture) Smalley, Judy Smith, Byron Smith, Clark Smith, Norma Snell, Kay Stoffer, Brad Stoffer, Carole Tennant, Elsie Tish, David Treat, Janice VanDusen, Melanie Welker, Dixie Weth, Nancy CLASS OFFICERS OF THE CLASS OF ’62 PRESIDENT: Marilyn Marshall; VICE PRESIDENT: Carol Sue Davidson; SECRETARY-TREASURER: Darlene Mulvane; SOCIAL CHAIRMEN: Mary Parker, John Palmer. Alexander, Shirley (No Picture) Art, Alvin Ashleman, Linda Barthalowe, Cheryl Beiter, Nancy (No Picture) Beal, Janet Bell, Grace Ellen Belt, Virginia Berg, Judy Bidwell, David (No Picture) Bodenheimer, Sue Bonnell, Charles Brown, Harry Burrier, Patricia Carruthers, Shirley Clouse, Mary Collins, Charles (No Picture) Craigo, Mariam Cutshall, Jim Davidson, Carol Sue Davis, Barbara Dorsey, Mary Durben, Robert Dyer, Faymond Eckelberry, Tommy Garretson, Lester Grubbs, Beverly Gunn, Garry Harbold, Delores Harper, Terry Hart, Kathryn Hootman, Bill (No Picture) Hunt, Linda Keiser, Diann King, Jean Knight, Kenneth Lahna, Anthony Lawver, Carole Lyons, Judy Marlatt, Nancy Marshall, Marilyn Marstrell, Barbara Marstrell, Gary (No Picture) Meek, Willard Merryman, Richard Miller, Ed (No Picture) Miller, Mariam Miller, Shirley (No Picture) Moore, Frank Mulvane, Darlene Myers, Bonnie Myers, Sandra McCormick, Sandy McCrone, Chester McCulley, Bill Newby, Joyce Nolan, Ilona Ott, Thelma Ortt, Jim Ortt, Larry Palmer, John Parker, Mary Poland, Bruce Poorman, Beverly Postel, Sue Powell, Delvin Raych, Tom Rennard, John (No Picture) Rothenstine, Cappa (No Picture) Ross, Betty Russell, Frank (No Picture) Russell, Dan Sauerbrey, Diana Shryrock, Jerry Stevens, Nancy Stocker, Gary Stocker, Jon Swigert, Wayne (No Picture) Van Sickle, Edith Walker, Pete Walkup, Patty West, Robert Wigfield, Cynthia Williams, John Wilson, Janice (No Picture) Workman, Kenneth Yea, team! ACTIVITIES At the hop! Splash! DESERTED BUT REMEMBERED The wall came tumbling down. Look out below! Alone and deserted now it stands Dry Leaves on the ground lie still. No children with joy now clap their hands; No happy shouts of voices shrill. Cars park now where once were swings, Where girls skipped rope and boys played ball. Dark windows lack bright colored things, Like the leaves and acorns of the fall. The paint, once smooth has long since cracked. From the rain that has leaked down through. Some windows are broken and it's a fact That this building if known is far from new. Some look at it now and go right on. But then they don't feel as we Who used to run and play on the lawn And raise our voices in glee. The bell that used to bid us come Is silent; no more it will ring. And after recess there were always some Who would take one last great swing. Yes, we think of it oftentimes and sigh, As we think of good times we knew In Maplewood in years gone by But now those years are through. It's deserted now, its duty done. As a school it is no more. But still it's remembered by everyone Who ever went through its door. She'll soon be gone. Goodby, Maplewood. David Mayhew announcing the 1957 Homecoming Queen and her court. 1957 HOMECOMING QUEEN and Court The Queen, Dolly Buss, escorted by Dan Loader. Cora Arth escorted by Don Mulvane. Carla Crater escorted by Dick Patton. Dolly Buss being crowned Homecoming Queen by Jim Penrod, president of the Hi-Y Club. Queen Dolly, AT LETT, being presented flowers by Jim Penrod. Queen Dolly, BELOW, presenting the football for the homecoming game to George Farris and John Watson. Queen and Court, L. to R.: Nancy Rogers and Gene Parks, Carla Crater and Dick Patton, Dolly Buss and Dan Loader, Cora Arth and Don Mulvane, Patty Marstrell and Blaine Tish. MARCHING BAND 1st ROW, L. to R.: Majorettes - Linda Crouch, Carole Thomas, Mary Ann Mullen, Diana McCleary, Judy Stewart, Sue Miller. 2nd ROW: John Williams, Peggy Cross, Marva Loader, Diane Palmer, Don Hickman, Dixie Hayes. 3rd ROW: Peggy Marstrell, Sandra Miller, Janet Boone, Becky Leonhard, Martha Murphy, Janet Hotem, Marilyn Bonnell. 4th ROW: Richard Bonnell, Judy Lyons, Sandra Myers, Cora Arth, Leonhard Bonnell, Janice Baker, Mariam Craigo, Dianne Gross, Nancy McCulley, Lynda Me Cants, Sara Wise. 5th ROW: Marilyn Marshall, Helen Jane Norman, Ruehame Milligan, Nancy Marlatt, Tommy Phillips, John Murphy, Melvin Duehamel, Jim Van Sickle, Sandy Hickenbottom, Sue Milbum. 6th ROW: Bill Parks, Kenneth Brenneman, Douglas Mac Queen, Glenn Van Voorhis, Larry Price, Tommy Seiber. Not in Picture: John Buss. 40 Carole Thomas Sue Milburn Diane Me Cleary CONCERT BAND FIRST ROW, L. to R.: Linda Crouch, Sandra Miller, Carla Crater, Becky Leonhard, Martha Murphy, Marilyn Bonnell, Janice Baker, Carol Thomas, Miriam Craigo, Nancy McCulley. SECOND ROW: Mary Ann Mullen, Janet Boone, Janet Hothem, Peggy Marstrell, Sandy Myers, Judy Lyons, Cora Arth, Ruehame Milligan, Richard Bonnell, John Buss, John Watson, Tom Phillips, Larry Marlatt, John Murphy, Melvin Duhamel, Sandy Hickenbot-tom, Jim Van Sickle. THIRD ROW: John Williams, Barbara Wolff, Sandra Parks, Sue Miller, Diana McCleary, Kaye Kaiser, Joyce Newby, Kenny Knight, Judy Stewart, Lester Vogt, Bill Parks, Tom Sieber, Nancy Marlatt, Tom Reppart, Larry Price, Dean Geese, Bill McCulley, Dolly Buss, Kenny Brenneman, Pat Walters, Douglas MacQueen, Glenn Van Voorhis. STANDING: Kaye Russell, Dixie Hayes, Don Hickman, Diane Palmer, Marva Loader, Sue Oaklief, Mr. Kennedy, Director. PEP BAND FIRST ROW, L. to R.: Don Hickman, Judy Stewart, Sue Miller, Linda Crouch. SECOND ROW: Martha Murphy, Janet Boone, Becky Leonhard, Sandy Miller. THIRD ROW: Diane Palmer, Ruehame Milligan, Kenny Brenneman, Doug Mac Queen. FOURTH ROW: Marva Loader, Bill Parks, Larry Marlatt, Melvin Duhamel, Sandra Hickenbottom. STUDENT ANNOUNCERS Lynda McCants, Dick Burkey, Glenn Van Voorhis. Sr. BAND MEMBERS FIRST ROW, L. to R.: Martha Murphy, Judy Stewart, Janet Boome, Sandy Hickenbottom, Dolly Buss. SECOND ROW: Becky Leonhard, Carla Crater, Pat Walters, Sue Miller, Cora Arth, Glenn Van Voorhis, John Watson, Larry Price-not pictured. SCIENCE CLUB LEFT to RIGHT: Darrell Powell, Calvin Tedrick, Bob Shaw, John Zeiner, Bill Albaugh, Gary Johnson, John Murphy, Bob Egler, Bob Albaugh, Barry Pickett, Mr. Hinds, Advisor. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB 1st ROW, L. to R.: Billy McCulley, James Cutshall, Frank Russell, Charles Collins, Wayne Swigert, Dan Russell, Gary Stocker, Richard Merriman, Floyd McCormick. 2nd ROW: Terry Silverthorne, Aaron Rothenstein, Larry Peoples, James Tedrick, Tom Polk, Mr. Riffle, Advisor; Larry Loader, Jerry Norman, Garry Paulan, Fred Nay. SENIOR Y-TEENS 1st ROW, L. to R.: Nancy McCulley, Janet Boone, Bettie Kaye Bordenkircher, Patty Marstrell, Sandra Sumers, Sandy Hickenbottom, Betsy Stout, Nancy Rogers, Linda Kissel, Phyllis Courtright, Sandy Peoples, Joy Triplett, Barbara Poorman, Marilyn Bordenkircher, Carla Crater, Mrs. Phillips, Advisor. 2nd ROW: Martha Murphy, Becky Leonhard, Kaye Russell, Dolly Buss, Diane Palmer, Pat Walters, Linda Erskine, Mary Ann Mullen, Sandy Miller, Carole Roan, Helen Jane Norman, Bonnie Crater, Becky Carpenter, Carolyn Egler. 3rd ROW: Judy Stewart, Cora Arth, Judy Loader, Carol Ann Rush, Marshall Fisher, Forrest Mason, Lynda McCants, Judy Marshall, Peggy Marstrell, Barbara Somoyge, Marian Gaskill, Marilyn Meeks, Judy Eliott, Carolyn Duff. The Y-Teens is sponsored by the Y.W.C.A. The organization is international. Its purpose is 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. JUNIOR Y-TEENS 1st ROW, L. to R.: Renee Cramlet, Sandra Snell, Nancy Shaffer, Melanie Van Dusen, Ann Moore, Hallie Sue Brown, Marianne Hudson, Barbara Brode, Karen Hurst, Carol Thomas, Susan Oaklief, Dixie Hayes, Karen Glazer, Brenda Hootman. 2nd ROW: Janice Treat, Carolyn Moore, Linda Schlegal, Linda Bowers, Kathryn Bash, Diane Ortt, Evelyn Duff, Nancy Strictmaker, Sue Gadd, Jennie Myers, Darlene Duffy, Cathy Rehard, Jean Elliott, Peggy Cross, Francis Heller, Norma Smith, Miss Dollie Carson, Advisor. 3rd ROW: Karen Russell, Nancy Keith, Sandy Bradshaw, Sharon Opphile, Sandy Waller, Janice Baker, Bonnie Moore, Mary Gadd, Rachel Ann Phillips, Betty Guthrie, Donna Mincks, Carolyn Dorsey, RuHame Milligan, Martha Dorsey, Carol Art, Kathy Harper, Diane McMillen, Sue Milburn. 4th ROW: Dixie Welker, Sandra Holdsworth, Delores Harbold, Carole Stoffer, Patty Tennet, Marilyn Bonnell, Sue Wurster, Priscilla Dayton, Linda Couts, Gail Bricker, Mary Jane Gray, Marva Loader, Janet Hothem, Diana McCleary. THE NATIONAL THESPIAN SOCIETY 1st ROW, L. to R.: Marian Gaskill, Martha Murphy, Dolly Buss, Sandy Hickenbottom, Nancy Rogers, Barbara Somogye, Barbara Poorman, Melva Marquand, Sandy Peoples, Mrs. Ralph Portz, Advisor. 2nd ROW: Becky Leonhard, Carla Crater, Kaye Russell, Becky Carpenter, Lynda McCants, Judy Stewart, Janet Boone, Forrest Mason, Judy Loader, Marilyn Bordenkircher. 3rd ROW: Jim Van Sickle, Ed Welsch, Gene Parks, Glenn Van Voorhis, John Watson, Loverae Marlatt, Walt Craigo, Larry Price, Calvin Johnson, Jr., Kenny Brenneman, Larry Marlatt, Larry Peoples. EIGHTH GRADE DRAMATICS CLUB 1st ROW, L. to R.: Cynthia Wigfield, Sue Riffle, Miriam Craigo, Grace Bell, Patricia Burner, Janice Wilson, Edith Van Sickle, Shirley Miller, Mary Parker, Barbara Marstrell, Mrs. Ralph Portz, Advisor. 2nd ROW: Marilyn Marshall, Nancy Marlatt, Nancy Be iter, Thelma Ott, Linda Ashelman, Barbara Davis, Darlene Mulvane, Sue Postel, Nancy Stevens, Beverly Grubbs. 3rd ROW: Gary Marstrell, Carl Plants, Bill McCulley, Kenny Knight, Gary Shyrock, Bruce Poland, Kenny Workman, Delvin Powell. LIBRARY CLUB LEFT to RIGHT: Forrest Mason, Marian Gaskill, Carol Wilson, Sandy Hickenbottom, Patsy Devenport, Beverly Bowers, Mrs. Bowling, Advisor; Maxine Watson, Linda Stocker, Linda Bowers, Patti Johns, Tom Reppart, Clark Smith. Not in picture: Diana Ross, John Kissel. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 1st ROW, L. to R.: Mr. Hinds, Advisor; Martha Murphy, Sandy Hickenbottom, Dolly Buss, Betsy Stout, Patti Johns, Barbara Poorm an. 2nd ROW: Pat Walters, Becky Leonhard, Kaye Russell, Diane Palmer, Linda Erskine, Carol Ann Rush, Marshall Fisher. 3rd ROW: John Watson, Larry Carney, Dean Geese, Glenn Van Voorhis, Gary Marlatt, Walt Craigo, Dick Burkey. Not in picture: Diana Ross. WOOSTER SCHOLARSHIP TEAM 1st ROW, L. to R.: Marian Gaskill, Marth Murphy, Patti Johns, Sandy Miller, Lynda McCants, Rachel Ann Phillips, Barbara Somogye, Barbara Brode, Sue Ocklief. 2nd ROW: Bob Smith, Becky Leonhard, Carla Crater, Carol Ann Rush, Kaye Russell, Diane Palmer, Marshall Fisher, Gary Paulun. 3rd ROW: John Murphy, Darrell Powell, Dean Geese, Glenn Van Voorhis, Ralph Smith, Dick Burky, Douglas MacQueen, Bill Albaugh. Not in picture: Gary Durbin. SENIOR SCHOLARSHIP TEAM 1st ROW, L. to R.: Janet Boone, Marth Murphy, Sandy Hickenbottom, Dolly Buss, Betsy Stout, Barbara Poorman, Mr. Hinds, Advisor. 2nd ROW: Gene Parks, Jim Penrod, Blaine Tish, Becky Leonhard, Carla Crater, Carol Ann Rush. 3rd ROW: Loverne Marlatt, John Watson, Glenn Van Voorhis, Walt Craigo, Dick Burky, Bill Albaugh. Not in picture: Dave Mayhew, John Mallett, Ed Welsch. MUSIC CLUB st ROW, L. to R.: Linda Crouch, Beverly Poorman, Cheryl Barthalow, Judy Lyons, Ilona Nolan, Jennie Myers, et Davis, Susan Bodenheimer, Shirley Carruthers, Kathryn Hart. 2nd ROW: Diana Sauerbrey, Beverly Bowers, atti, Johns, Patsy Devenport, Mary Jo Dorsey, Janet Beall, Linda Hunt, Carol Lawver, Virginia Belt, Carol Sue avmson, Jean King, Patty McCormick, Mary Kay Clouse. 3rd ROW: Philip Wearsch, Gary Durben, Clifford eston, Bill Eddy, Lester Vogt, Betty Wolff, Sharon Porcher, Judy Berg, Janet Lyons, Janet Baker, Sandra Sauer-rey. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERI 1st ROW, L. to R.: Mrs. Swigert, Advisor; Ruby Davis, Sharon Fouch, Pearl Marquand, Reba Heston, Patsy Jordan, Kathryn Bash, Grace Kehl. 2nd ROW: Bonnie Taylor, Sandra Burner, Mary Alexander, Gladys Wise, Mary Ann Johnson, Pam Johnson, Linda Stocker, Carolyn Dulaney, Pauline Bowers, Virginia Heston. 3rd ROW: Rosemary Warner, Donna Brandon, Alice Fouch, Lelia Eggleston, Melva Marquand, Maxine Watson, Dixie Evans, Gretchen Ellis, Donna Sweitzer, Laura Brandon. 1st ROW, L. to R.: Jim Ryan, Larry Lewis, Dave Brown, Bob Smith, Paul Haver, Roy Mayhew, Bill Parks, Tom Huffman, Bob Craigo, Warren Wilson, Jim Penrod. 2nd ROW: Harry Basehart, Bob Waelde, Curt Hinds, Harold Best, Mickey Mayhew, Larry Marlatt, Kenny Brenneman, Jim Van Sickle, John Davis, Douglas MacQueen, Dan Berkshire. 3rd ROW: Fred Opphile, Gene Parks, George Farris, Gary Marlatt, Loverne Marlatt, Dick Patton, Blaine Tish, Dan Loader, Don Mulvane, Calvin Johnson, Dean Geese, Walt Craigo. Not in picture: Tom Atkinson, Jerry Evans, Gary Hickman, David Mayhew, Bob Robinson, Jim Ruby, Mr. Leonhard, Advisor. The purpose of Hi-Y is to create and maintain Christian standards of living throughout the home, school and daily tasks. The Hi-Y sponsors the Spring King and Queen Dance, the Homecoming Queen and the annual Hi-Y Banquet. They attend church in a body once a month. JUNIOR HI-Y 1st ROW, L. to R.: Bill Hootman, Terry Harper, Jim West, John Buss, Kenny Shaw, Chet McCune, Anthony Lahna, Bob Durben, John Palmer. 2nd ROW: Ronald Augustine, John Stocker, Gary Gunn, Alvin Art, John Williams, Jack Moore, Clark Smith, Pete Walkers, Lester Garretson. 3rd ROW: Tom Eckleberry, Harry Brown, Dave Raach, Edward Miller, John Best, Bryon Smith, Dave Tish, Jerry Addy, Richard Bonnell. Not in picture: John Kissel, Mr. Braun, Advisor. HOBBY CLUB 1st ROW, L. to R.: Tom Raush, David Bidwell, Jim Tufford, Fred Clough, Jim Everhart, Dick McCune, Paul Morrison, Jim Ortt, Clyde Knutsen, John Bowers, Leonard Hart, Brent Underwood. 2nd ROW: Melvin Duhamel, Earl Anderson, Bradley Stoffer, Jerry Stocker, William Hogue, George Everhart, Dick Burky, Ed Welscji, Glenn Van Voorhis, Walt Bates, Larry Carney. 3rd ROW: John Watson, Sanford Steed, Peter Doss, Larry Stocker, Dick Stecker, Larry Price, Ralph Smith, Jim Creachbaum, John Williams, Dennis Barlow. Mr. Sharrock, Advisor, not in picture. UNITED NATIONS STUDY TOUR LEFT to RIGHT: Marilyn Bordenkircher, Sue Oaklief, Barbara Brode, Rachel Ann Phillips, Mrs. Phillips, Advisor. HOME NURSING CLASS 1st TABLE, CLOCKWISE: Phyllis Courtwright, Patsy Ahle, Jean Pappas, Melva Marquand, Pat Walters, Gretchen Ellis, Carolyn Egler, Mary Lou Riley, Judy Loader. 2nd TABLE: Virginia Heston, Beverly Bowers, Patsy Devenport, Patti Johns, Florine Shearer, Reba Heston, Jean Gray, Rebecca Kelley, Bonnie Taylor, Carol Wilson, Janet Lyons. STANDING: Instructors - Mrs. Frank, Dorthy Spring, Mrs. Swigert, Mrs. Nigro, Mrs. McCune. CHERRY PIE CHAMP Miss Carolyn Egler Carolyn was our cherry pie baking champion at N.H.S. Also she placed second in Tuscarawas County. CAST OF SENIOR CLASS PLAY “DINO” 1st ROW, L. to R.: Mrs. Portz, Director; Sandra Hickenbottom, Forrest Mason, Sandra Sumers, Virginia Heston, Gary Shyrock, Larry Lewis, Don Mulvane, Dan Loader, Gene Parks, Dick Patton. 2nd ROW: Patty Marstrell, George Farris, Dolly Buss, John Watson, Phyliss Courtwright, Janet Boone, Martha Murphy, Barbara Poorman, Carolyn Egler, Patsy Able, Maxine Watson, Florence Shearer, Judy Stewart, Linda Stocker, Melva Marquand, Sue Miller, Larry Price, Glenn Van Voorhis, Loverne Marlatt, David Mayhew, Walt Craigo, Larry Peoples, Larry Marlatt. 3rd ROW: Beverly Bowers, Gretchen Ellis, Becky Leonhard. CAST OF JUNIOR CLASS PLAY “OUR HEARTS WERE YOUNG AND GAY” 1st ROW, L. to R.: Mrs. Portz, Director; Virginia Heston, Sharon Porcher, Becky Leonhard, David Mayhew, Barbara Poorman, Nancy Rogers, Gene Parks, Sandy Hickenbottom, Carla Crater, Dolly Buss, Glenn Van Voorhis, Ed Welsch, Betsy Stout, Sandra Sumers, John Watson. 2nd ROW: Janet Boone, Judy Loader, Phyliss Courtwright, Martha Murphy, Melva Marquand, Forrest Mason, Judy Stewart, Dan Loader, Patty Marstrell, Don Mulvane, Loverne Marlatt, Walt Craigo, Sandy Peoples, Dick Patton, Larry Price. THESPIAN PLAYS 1st ROW, L. to R.: Jim Van-Sickle, Barbara Somogye, Larry Price. 2nd ROW: Becky Leonhard, Becky Carpenter, Dave Brown. 3rd ROW: Janet Boone, Marion Gaskill. 4th ROW: Larry Peoples, Ed Welsch. “Taming of Sue” “Strange Road” L. to R.: Lynda McCants, Barbara Poorman, Gary Hickman, Kaye Russell. 54 THESPIAN PLAYS 1st ROW, L. to R.: Janet Boone, Carla Crater, Sandy Hickenbottom, Dolly Buss, Sandy Peoples, Nancy Rogers. 2nd ROW: Loveme Marlatt, Forrest Mason. “Beware the Bear” “Afraid of the Dark” 1st ROW, L. to R.: Dennis Pitt-son, Gary Russell, Tom Polk. 2nd ROW: Glenn Van Voorhis, Kenny Brenneman, Walt Craigo. 55 Walt Craigo A senior tackle who we would like to have another season. Walt was one year away. George Farris A senior guard who was voted co-outstanding lineman for 1957 and a real rough com cob player. A real hard nose. Larry Lewis A senior rookie back who never quite got acquainted with our system. We would like to have Larry another season. Dave Mayhew A senior back who was hampered by injuries. Dave was a great help when not on the injury list. Jim Penrod A senior rookie who handled the quarterback department very well. John Watson A senioi guard who was voted co outstanding lineman and the most valuable player for 1957. Bob Robinson A junior end who was also a rookie last season. Harold Best A junior center who has a real hard head and likes to smack them down. Bob Craigo A junior tackle who shows promise for next season. Peter Doss A junior tackle who we hope to have a second year in 1958. Kenny Haas A junior center who liked to mash heads in the middle of the line. Larry Loader A junior tackle who was another rookie for 1957. 58 Larry McElhaney A junior end who shows plenty of potential for 1958. Larry Stocker A junior back who was a rookie at football in 1957, seems to possess speed. Dan McMullen A junior tackle also a rookie last season. Don Baker A sophomore end who was a newcomer in 1957. Steve Myers A junior guard who has proven to be a real toughy. Dan Berkshire A sophomore tackle who is rough and promises to wear he orange and black well in 1958. 59 Curt Hinds A sophomore back who appears to be a leader. Sidney Jones A sophomore full-back that was a bull at times. Glad to have Sid back. Gary Mathews A sophomore back who promises to lead our team in 1958. Dick McCune A sophomore guard who has two more seasons to prove his strength and agility. iflO Chet Meeks A sophomore back who is a mean one to catch when he hits the outside. Fred Moore A sophomore guard who likes to mix it up up front. 60 Glenn Mullett A sophomore back who possesses a potential of bursting speed. John Best A freshman tackle that is looking forward to three bruising seasons of football. Fred Opphile A sophomore guard who doesn't let his size worry him. Jim Ruby, Manager Jim was one of our managers that was always an his toes. Warren Wilson A sophomore end who likes the game of football. Ralph Smith, Manager Snooky was our other manager and a hard worker. 61 CHEERLEADERS L. to R.: Mary L. Riley, Karen Hurst, Rachel A. Phillips, Dolly Buss, Helen J. Norman, Nancy Rogers. THE TEAM WAS IN A HUDDLE! 62 VARSITY BASKETBALL FIRST ROW, L. to R.: Walt Craigo, Mgr.; Roy Mayhew, Mgr.; Glenn Van Voorhis, Don Mulvane, Jim Penrod, George Whyde, Gary Mathews. SECOND ROW: Chet Meeks, Bob Robinson, Larry McElhaney, Tom Atkinson, Dave Mayhew, Gary Marlatt, Bob Braun, Coach; Bob Leonhard, Coach. RESERVE BASKETBALL FIRST ROW, L. to R.: John Zeiner, Walter Bates, Jim Van Sickle, Curt Hinds, Jim Ruby, Roy Mayhew, Mgr.; Gary Mathews. SECOND ROW: George Whyde, Warren Wilson, Bob Robinson, Larry McElhaney, Tom Atkinson, Bob Braun, Coach; Bob Leohard, Coach. Jr. HIGH BASKETBALL FIRST ROW, L. to R.: Gary Stocker, Pete Walker, John Buss, Mgr.; Billy McCulley, John Kissel, Gary Gunn. Hohn Willians, Clark Smith. SECOND ROW: ” w.__ - — - ;, Kenny Workman, Delvin Powell, Bob Braun, Coach; Bob Leonhard, Coach. — 1 f — We They Zanesville Rosecrans 68 62 Uhrichsville 32 54 Cambridge 58 70 Carrollton 61 55 Sugarcreek 50 57 New Philadelphia 39 81 Gnadenhutten 31 82 Warsaw 65 63 Dennison 62 65 West Lafayette 53 61 Uhrichsville 75 53 Dennison 53 57 Millersburg 70 61 Carrollton 57 73 Zanesville Rosecrans 68 75 West Lafayette 61 71 New Philadelphia 62 94 Gnadenhutten 45 53 64 U V TRACK TEAM 1st ROW, L. to R.: Bob Waelde, Bob Smith, Kenny Brennemen, Dick McCune, Pete Walker, John Watson. 2nd ROW: Jim Ruby, Larry Peoples, Chet Meek, John Best, Curt Hinds, Sidney Jones, Jack Morton, Coach. BASEBALL TEAM 1st ROW, L. to R.: Paul Morrison, Glenn Mullett, Gary Matthews, Larry Carney, Roy Mayhew, Bat Boy; Ed Welsch, Larry Stocker, George Farris. 2nd ROW: Bob Leonhard, Coach; Fred Moore, John Williams, Bob Robinson, John Mallett, Gary Marlatt, Walter Bates, Dick Stecker, Douglas MacQueen, Loveme Marlatt, Bob Broun, Coach. The Trojans fought hard for a victory for their Queen but came out on the short end of the score 20-19. They made Byesville know they were in a football game. HOMECOMING ACTION 66 Jr. HIGH CHEERLEADERS Cathy Rehard Mary Clouse Carol Davidson Jennie Myers LEFT to RIGHT: Hallie Sue Brown, Mary Jane Gray, Marilyn Bonnell, Priscilla Dayton, Gayle Bricker, Sharon Opphile, Bonnie Moore, Karolyn Dorsey, Martha Jean Dorsey. CHOIR LEFT to RIGHT: Ruth Harris, Alice Fouch, Sandra Myers, Nancy Clark, Diana McCleary, Sue Milburn, Tom Polk, Jim Saylor, Dick Stecker. ■ L. LEFT to RIGHT: Virginia Heston, Sharon Fouch, Pearl Marquand, Patty Walkup, Dorothy Haver, Patsy Jordan, Joyce Corbett, Linda Couts, Dixie Hayes. Mr. James Kennedy, Director. LEFT to RIGHT: Diana Ross, Cora Arth, Forrest Mason, Florene Shearer, Sue Bordenkircher, Barbara Poorman, Nancy Rogers, Joy Triplett, Sandy Peoples. WE SALUTE YOU We, the seniors of fifty-eight, As it comes time to graduate, Would like to salute our teachers fine Who helped us all along the line. In our homerooms when we raised such commotion, To their jobs they must really have had great devotion. The patience they had was really great, So to them we salute as we graduate. To Mrs. Phillips who was really grand, With her sense of humor and helping hand. Her advice and counsel she gave with pleasure, And the friends she had were truly full measure. To Mrs. Swigert who taught the girls The way to a man's heart is not just by her curls. Her home making tips were really great, And as teacher or friend she was truly first-rate. And to Coach Leonhard we'd like to say, We'll always remember his genial way. The way that he coached our Trojan team, He ought to be rated with acclaim and esteem. And to Mr. Gary and Mr. Roeder, too, We would like to express our thanks to you. For you have worked with the Board of Education, To establish good student-teacher relation. We wouldn't forget to mention these two, For Melba and Lynn, we hail to you, For the great work in the offices you've done, Yet you were always ready for a little bit of fun. A newcomer to our school this year, Was Mr. Kennedy for whom we now cheer. He made our band and choir fun With his good-natured joking with everyone. And to our janitors Mr. Neal and Mr. Clark, Who worked to keep our building clean many times 'till after dark. They were always very patient with us when we carelessly threw things around. And we realize now the work we caused. When no longer we'll be around. And to all the teachers not mentioned here We wish to give you one great big cheer. For all of you have helped in some way, To make us what we are today. So as we go our separate ways, We'll always remember our high school days, The things that were said and the things that were done, The disappointments as well as the fun. Janet Boone 72 The Board of Education that ended its term of office on December 31, 1957 has had some tremendous challenges to face and overcome. The construction of two elementary school buildings in itself is a tribute to the encUess efforts of these members to provide for the educational opportunities of the youth of the community. Serving on a school board does not ordinarily win public acclaim. Much of the most effective work done is behind the scenes. There is no personal glory and little monetary reward--but the retiring board members Atkinson, Heller and Titus feel they are fully repaid, we are sure, in the knowledge that they have had a part in enabling the schools to influence profoundly and for the better, the life of the youth of Newcomerstown. BOARD OF EDUCATION The 1958 Newcomerstown Board of Education consists of Mrs. Marvin Loader and Mr. Arthur Oaklief who have formerly served. Newly elected members are Mr. Parker Burge, Mr. Donald Wolff and Mr. Wendel Yanai. The new board of education is accepting its duties during a time when greater stress is demanded in scientific achievement. Whatever the American public education system has accomplished in the past, Communist imperialism is challenging the very foundation of our American way of life. For this reason the tasks of the present board will be great to find ways and means to provide the materials to improve the total educational program, and to encourage its youth to strive towards richer scholastic achievements. 74 75 BACCALAUREATE Newcomerstown High School Auditorium SUNDAY, MAY 25, 1958 2:30 P. M. Processional ____________________________ Band Ensemble “War March of the Priests”—Mendelssohn Invocation.......................... Rev. S. P. Ozmun College Street Methodist Church Choir, Directed by James Kennedy “Oh, God Our Help In Ages Past”—Croft Watts “Wonderous Love” Folk Hymn—Jackson Scripture Reading _________________ Rev. Clare St. John Church of the Nazarene Prayer --------------------------------- Rev. Donald Doss First Presbyterian Church Sermon —----------------------------- Rev. Robert Muffly Trinity Methodist Church Hymn—“Holy, Holy, Holy” _____ Piano, Dixie Lee Hayes Benediction ................... Rev. O. E. Ghere Four Square Gospel Church Recessional ............. —........ Band Ensemble “Huldigingsmarsch”—Greig BOARD OF EDUCATION Mrs. Marvin K. Loader, President; Arthur W. Oaklief, Vice President; Parker Burge, Andy Yanai, Donald Wolff; Frank Powell, Clerk 76 Seventy-Sixth Annual Commencement Processional __________________________ Band Ensemble “War March of the Priests”—Mendelssohn Invocation Rev. Douglas Peters First Baptist Church Air Waves Band Ensemble Olivadoti Blue Tango _. Band Ensemble Anderson Introduction of Speaker________________ Donald B. Roeder Superintendent of Schools Address — “Determina Your Destiny” — Dr. Russell J. Humbert Choir . President, DePauw University Greencastle, Indiana “Now The Day Is Over” “I’ll Walk With God”—Bortinoski Presentation of the Class of 1958 _____________ Herbert S. Gary High School Principal Presentation of Diplomas _____________ Mrs. Marvin K. Loader President, Board of Education Alma Mater ... Graduating Class Benediction Rev. Ernest Howell E. U. B. Church Recessional______________________________Band Ensemble “Huldigingsmarsch” — Greig 77 80 Banquet was held at the West Elementary School. Prom was held at Elks Lodge. 81 LOYALTY We're 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. Rah! 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 defiance--N.H.S. Amid the broad green fields that nourish our land For honest labor and for courage we stand. For unto thee we pledge our heart and hand Dear old Newcomers High School grand. 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 rest; Here's a toast to you, our high school, Our Dear N.H.S. Chorus: Hail to thee, our Alma Mater, N.H.S. we praise. Hail the Orange and Black forever, Alma Mater days. 83 East Elementary Building, located on College Street, is attended by grades one through six. Mr. Harold Aiken is the Principal of the two schools. ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS West Elementary Building, located on Beaver Street, is attended by grades one through seven. Each school is equipped with a gymnasium and kindergarten. 84 CAREER DAY A total of 28 vocations were presented to the upperclassmen from Gnadenhutton, Port Washington, Stone Creek, Tuscarawas, along with Ncwcomerstown. Principal H. S. Gary points to a display of job possibilities at Career Day. EIGHTH GRADE STATE TEST FIRST ROW, L. to R.: Virginia Belt, Mary Alexander, Janice Wison, Shirley Miller, Gary Shryock, Chester Mc-Crone, Jimmy Ortt, Robert Durben. SECOND ROW: Mariam Craigo, Sue Postal, Marian Miller, Mary Jo Dorsey, Sandra Myers, Janet Beal, Judy Lyons, THIRD ROW: Mr. Bower, Nancy Marlatt, Delvin Powell, Gary Marstrell, Pete Walker, Harry Brown, Dan Russell. 87 VARSITY FIRST ROW, L. to R.: Sidney Jones, Kenny Haas, John Best, Mickey Mayhew, Ralph Smith, Warren Wilson, Gene Parks, Jim Ruby, Larry Stocker, Dick Stecker. SECOND ROW: Walter Craigo, Roy Mayhew, Glenn Van Voorhis, Don Mulvane, Jim Penrod, Gary Mathews, Buddy Best, George Farris, John Watson, Curt Hinds, Glenn Mullet. THIRD ROW: Chet Meeks, Bob Robinson, Larry McElhaney, John Mallet, Dave Mayhew, Loveme Marlatt, Gary Marlatt. Tom Atkinson, Rudy Russell, Bob Craigo, Coaches Bob Leonhard, Bob Braun, Jack Morton. Jr. HIGH FOOTBALL FIRST ROW, L. to R.: Bryon Smith, Jack Moore, Delvin Powell, John Palmer, Frank Russell, Clark Smith, Jim West, Pete Walker, Gary Gunn. SECOND ROW: Alvin Art, Dennis Barlow, Harry Brown, Lester Garretson, Jerry Rankin, Dave Raach, Mr. Riffle-Coach, Charles Collins, Jerry Addy. 88 CHEERLEADERS, L. to R.: Mary L. Riley, Karen Hurst, Rachel A. Phillips, Dolly Buss, Helen J. Norman, Nancy Rogers. SNAPSHOTS OF INTEREST Melba and Lynn using the new mimeograph machine in the principals office. An unusual picture taken by Larry Peoples. This is the N.H.S. Band with only their cap lights lit; the majorettes are in the center of the picture. 89 WHO’S WHO Best Looking Most Popular Friendliest Ablest Speaker Best Vocalist Best Athlete Best Instrumentalist Best Dancer Wittiest Most Likely to Succeed Best Comical Actor Best Dramatic Actor Most Dignified Best Dressed Most Studious Joy Triplett Dolly Buss Dolly Buss Sandy Hickenbottom Nancy Rogers Pat Walters Martha Murphy Nancy Rogers Sandy Hickenbottom Becky Leonhard Sandy Hickenbottom Barbara Poorman Betsy Stout Betsy Stout Carla Crater Dolly Buss Blaine Tish Jim Penrod Dick Burkey Glen VanVorrhis Larry Price Jim Penrod Glen VanVoorhis Gene Parks Don Mulvane Dick Burkey Loverne Marlatt Dave Mayhew Dan Loader Gene Parks Dick Burkey 90 Best School Spirit Jim Penrod WHAT’S WHAT Most Likely to get Elected President Becky Leonhard Loverne Marlatt Best Artist Janet Boone Larry Price Most Absent Minded Sue Bordenkircher Larry Peoples Tallest Carolyn Eglar Aaron Rothenstein Shortest Sandra Peoples George Fenton Nicest Hair Style Joy Triplett Walt Craigo Reddest Hair Sandra Sumers Dick Patton Prettiest Eyes Patty Marstrell Don Loader Friendliest Smile Cora Arth John Watson Cutest Dimples Diana Ross Tom Polk Silliest Laugh Sue Bordenkircher Don Mulvane Most Bashful Patsy Ahle Bill Albaugh Boldest Sue Miller Dave Mayhew Best Hotrodders Sue Miller Blaine Tish 91 King Jim Penrod and (,)ueen Dolly Buss SPRING KING AND QUEEN DANCE LEFT to RIGHT: John Best and Pam Johnson, Warren Wilson and Dixie Hayes, Jim Penrod and Dolly Buss, Joy Triplett and Don Mulvane, Helen Jane Norman and Buddy Best. 92 Larry Peoples Sandra Hickenbottom ANNUAL STAFF Walt Craigo 94 Loveme Marlatt Dave Mayhew Betsy Stout 4rr'- 95 JUNIOR CLASS PRODUCTION Operation Makeup FIRST ROW, L. to R.: Bob Craigo, Bonnie Crater, Linda Kissel. SECOND ROW: Larry Marlatt, Judy Elliot, Lynda McCants, Alice Hazlett, Jim Ryan, Kaye Russell, Mrs. Portz, director. THIRD ROW: Bob Robinson, Carole Roan, Peggy Marstrell, Mickey Mayhew, Marian Gaskill, Sonny Anderson, Jim Saylor, Judy Marshall, Buddy Best, Janet Davis, Judy Beiter, Ralph Smith, Larry Stocker, Bonnie Taylor. 96 ittcet iHc in H t. iEouis Operation Makeup! FIRST ROW, L. to R.: Bob Craigo, Barbara Somogye, Mary Ann Mullen, Sandra Sauerbrey. SECOND ROW: Larry Marlatt, Linda Erskine, Sandra Miller, Jim Ryan, Becky Carpenter, Helen Jane Norman, Buddy Best, Mrs. Portz, director. THIRD ROW: Bob Robinson, Diane Palmer, Nancy McCulley, Ralph Smith, Larry Stocker, Janet Baker, Alice Hazlett, Bettie Kaye Bordenkircher, Marilyn Meeks, Mickey Mayhew, Janet Davis, Pauline Bowers, Carolyn Dulaney, Carole Roan. 97 SENIOR HOBO DAY FIRST ROW, L. to R.: Nancy Rogers, Sue Bordenkircher, Sandra Peoples, Joy Triplett, Martha Murphy, Sandra Sumers, Sue Miller, Judy Stewart, Janet Boone, Virginia Heston, Florene Shearer. SECOND ROW: Dolly Buss, Barbara Poorman, Judy Loader, Phyliss Courtwright, Carol Ann Rush, Cora Arth, Patsy Devenport, Beverly Bowers, Melva Marquand. THIRD ROW: Patty Marstrell, Sharon Porcher, Becky Leonhard, Betsy Stout, Pat Walters, Sandy Hickenbottom, Patti Johns. FOURTH ROW: Jean Gray, Rebecca Kelly, Carolyn Egler, Forrest Mason, Fred Nay, Ed Welsch, Dick Stecker, Don Mulvane, Blaine Tish, Loveme Marlatt, Jim Penrod, John Watson, Larry Peoples. HIGHWAYS AND BYWAYS .. . Highways and Byways of Latin America, an assembly program presented by Mr. and Mrs. Akerman. Articles of clothing, handicraft and primitive tools of the natives of the Latin American interiors were displayed. 98 with these Firms and Products ADVERTISERS BRIGHT STUDIO MY BEST WISHES To The Class Of ’58 MAKERS OF PORTRAITS Carl J. Lenzo, Photographer FERRELL’S PAINT SUPPLY Pittsburgh Paint Imperial Wallpaper Armstrong’s Linoleum Draperies Drapery Rods Yardage Drapery COMPLIMENTS OF DR. R. F. WARREN Open Daily Evenings DENTIST South Spaulding Phone 8-7469 COMPLIMENTS OF HUDSON’S MARKET COMPLETE FOOD STORE MARSTRELL Service Station |[|jP 592 East Canal Street Phone 8-6322 602 E. Canal St. Newcomerstown, Ohio Newcomerstown, Ohio OURANT GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF .58 FUNERAL HOME W. 1. ROE SON Phone 8-6422 CONCRETE BLOCKS 24 Hour and THOROSEAL Ambulance Service 604 River Street Phone 8-6314 CONGRATULATIONS CONGRATULATIONS FROM CLASS OF 1958 STOFFER HARDWARE EGLER BAKERY YOUR FRIENDLY DEALER Phone 8-7171 Phone 8-7133 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 58” LUKE’S DRIVE IN Open 24 Hours A Day Bridge Street Carry Out MORGAN PHARMACY Newcomerstown, Ohio Prescriptions Carefully Compounded BEST WISHES CLASS OF 1958 Corner Canal and Bridge Streets Phone 8-7187 Newcomerstown, Ohio HAVER ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPLIMENTS OF K. J. McCants, Agent NATIONWIDE MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY Life, Auto, Fire THE Phone 8-8123 or 8-7523 FIRST NATIONAL BANK 142 West Canal Street Newcomerstown, Ohio Member F.D.I.C. BATES JEWELRY Federal Reserve System GUARANTEED WATCH CLOCK REPAIR 108 Bridge Street HELLER TOOL CO. Compliments of A Subsidiary of Simonds Saw and Steel Company COMPLIMENTS OF WENTZ FRAN’S SHOPPE CONCRETE SUPPLY CO. 201 W. Main St. Phone 8-8292 PRODUCERS OF Washed and Graded Aggregate Transit Mixed Concrete Cement Blocks Plant Located West Edge of Net. COMPLIMENTS OF On State Rt. 16 Newcomerstown, Ohio BORDER’S ASHLAND Telephone — Net. 8-7788 SERVICE Corner of State and Ray Streets GOODYEAR TIRES Retreading — Vulcanizing — Repairing BONNELL Accessories — Appliances Zenith Television FUNERAL HOME H. E. LEADING TIRE SUPPLY 223 Main St. Phone 8-8400 Phone 8-8111 COMPLIMENTS TO THE 24 HOURS CLASS OF AMBULANCE 58 SERVICE DR. G. W. MURRAY CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 58” ROGER’S AGENCY Phone Hv-8-88277 Cross St. WHERE YOU GET BETTER SERVICE” CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS THE RITZ LUNCH CONGRATULATIONS! CLASS OF 1958 YOUR HANDY HELPFUL 1 HARDWARE MAN THE EUREKA HARDWARE 102-106 No. River St. CONGRATULATIONS - CLASS OF 1958 BEST WISHES TO ALL OF YOU CLASS OF ’58 OTT RADIO TV Sales and Service And May Your Success Be Exceeded Only By Your Happiness Radio Television THE OXFORD BANK COMPLIMENTS OF Member F.D.I.C. ALCHROME PRODUCTS COMPANY Mfg. Plumbers Brass BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1958 BEST WISHES CLASS OF Compliments of 1958 PENNEY’S THE LUNCHEONETTE J. C. PENNEY CO., Inc. BEST WISHES TO CLASS OF 1958 SEIBERLING RUBBER COMPANY PLASTICS DIVISION Newcomerstown, Ohio CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1958 Distributors of NUM NUM POTATO CHIPS GOSHEN Pretzels — Korn Kurls BRICK and CLAY Corner River and Canal Phone Chris Yanai 8-4711 Extends Its Wishes of Success PLEASING YOU PLEASES US to Each WIGFIELD CHEVROLET, Inc. One of You in 238 W. Canal Street the Year ’58 Newcomerstown, Ohio BEST WISHES TO CLASS OF 19.58 BEST WISHES FUNK PONTIAC and INTERNATIONAL TRUCK SALES TO THE CLASS OF 1958 700 E. State St. Newcomerstown, Ohio NEWCOMERSTOWN NEWS COMPLIMENTS OF Established 1898 DOCS GULF SERVICE STATION Phone 8-8379 West State COMPLIMENTS OF NEWCOMERSTOWN TV CABLE SYSTEM CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1958 FROM CHRISTOPHER SUPPLY WHOLESALE — JOBBERS Confections — Tobacco — Cigars — Cigarettes — Candies Phone 8-7411 CO PLUMBING HEATING ELECTRIC HARDWARE COMPLIMENTS THE W. M. BRODE COMPANY GENERAL CONTRACTORS 100 Elizabeth Street Newcomerstown, Ohio Home iQuipmi ■IT UU'V CONGRATULATIONS GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF '58 CLASS OF 58” ORDER OF THE BARNSHOUSE BARBER SHOP RAINBOW FOR GIRLS Assembly No. 86 SHAVES and HAIRCUTS Bridge Street COMPLIMENTS OF DRIVE WITH CARE AND USE SINCLAIR LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE COOPER and BENNETT Newcomerstown Lodge SUPPLIER OF SINCLAIR PRODUCTS Number 1337 Phone Main 2-3695 Coshocton, Ohio IN COSHOCTON JOE RAPPORT COMPANY, Inc. SINCE 1909 756 E. High New Philadelphia CARTONS WE SELL Structural Steel Galv. Corrugated Sheets Plates — Angles — Beams — Bars WE BUY NONE BUT Scrap Iron and Metal Scrap Cars GOOD SHOES We Are A Dependable Asset To Your Community' NEWCOMERSTOWN FLORAL DAWSON SHOE STORE Newcoinerstown’s Family Shoe Store BURGE’S 157 Main Street SPORTING GOODS Newcomerstow n, Ohio WALLPAPER BEST WISHES GLASS OF '58 KODAK CAMERAS G L PAINTS CASTLE’S BILL HEIFNER’S Furniture Paint Floor Covering 108 River Street Phone 8-61001 B. K. Read and Use the FOOD LINER - IGA J. R. COSHOCTON TRIBUNE Published Every Week-Day Evening and Sunday Morning LOCAL NEWS WORLD-WIDE NEWS Famous Columnists, Comic Pages and Many Other Fine Features Four Pages of Comics on Sunday Mrs. Raymond Williams Coshocton Tribune’s Newcomerstown Representative SOUTH COLLEGE STREET Good Luck to the Class of ’58 THOMPSON’S FOODLINER THE BORDEN CO. 136 Front St. S.E. New Phila. 0. Dial 42961 Grade A Dairy Products and Ice Cream WILLIAMS FURNITURE CO. OUT OF HIGH RENT DISTRICT 115 Front Ave. S.E., New Phila., 0. Good Furniture Credit At A at Low Cost You Prices Can Afford THE HICKS COMPANY THE BUCKEYE DENNISON, OHIO Coshocton, Ohio COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS CLOTHES FOR Furniture Floor Coverings MEN and BOYS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1958 COMPLIMENTS OF NEWCOMERSTOWN THE ROTARY CLUB ELKS LODGE Service Above Self’ BUSS BURIAL VAULTS Perpetual Protection COMPLIMENTS OF Manufactures of Concrete Vaults YOUNG’S SERVICE STATION Distributors for Clark Steel Vaults 129 West Stale Street Phone 8-7438 Newcomerstown. Ohio K W MARKET HAFNER’S 461 East State Street ORIGINAL CUT RATE DELIVERY SERVICE 216 Main Street CONGRATULATIONS CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS BALTIMORE CLOTHING CLASS OF 1958 COMPANY BAKER BROS. A Booster for N.H.S. And Better Styles And Values PLUMBING and HEATING COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF POLAND BARBER SHOP Bob Poland and Harry Bartiialow SCOTT-MARSHALL AGENCY, Inc. COMPLETE INSURANCE FOLKERTS STORE SERVICE and BONDS GROCERIES. DRY GOODS 154 E. Main St. WAYNE FEEDS HARDWARE. FARM SUPPLIES Phone 8-6226 and 8-6400 Phone 8-7878 Guernsey. Ohio WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE COMPLIMENTS Home Owned — C. A. Waits Newcomerstown, Ohio BESST’S CLEANERS COMPLIMENTS OF DIAL 8-7144 BEST TIN SHOP FURNACES. ROOFING SHEET METAL 1 GOOD LUCK TO OXFORD CLEANERS ALL OF YOU! PICK UP and CURTISS JEWELERS DELIVERY Leading Gift Shop Phone 8-7287 DUN-ROVIN GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 58” GOOD FOOD FROM STEAK TO SANDWICHES DURBEN TIRE CO. West Lafayette — N C Town Road 330 Ray Street Phone 845182 Steve’s Betty Geier TO BUY, SELL, OR TRADE COMPLIMENTS OF REAL ESTATE MILLER’S Phone HY 8-8181 WEST END GROCERY Charles R. Leece 735 W. State Licensed Real Estate Broker BELL’S BARBER SHOP COMPLIMENTS 112 W. Main St. OF ALL STYLES OF HAIRCUTTING DAVIS You Name It — We Cut It! DRUG FAITH-ELLEN CANDIES STAHL-GRAY West State Street Newcomerstown, Ohio Lumber HOMEMADE FRESH DAILY West State Street Quality Is Our Motto” For All Your Building Needs CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ’58 REISER AUTO SALES THE HOME BUILDING AND LOAN DODGE - PLYMOUTH COMPANY 108 River St. Ph. 8-7141 STOFFER’S RESTAURANT ZIMMER LUMBER CO. THE PLACE TO EAT IN NEWCOMERSTOWN, OHIO BUILDING MATERIAL Phone 8-7201 Rt. 21-36-16 Newcomerstown, Ohio COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS BEITER MUSIC SERVICE OF SCOTTS Phone 8-7137 FIVE and TEN i PERRY NOLL Compliments FORD SALES of Your Friendly Ford-Mercury Sales HINDS FUNERAL HOME N C Town, Ohio Compliments See us at of The DARI DELITE COCA-COLA Don and Lucille Howk The Dennison Coca-Cola Bottling Co. 240 East Canal St. The Chinese say that a picture is worth one thousand words. By the use of both pictures and words we have tried to give you an inside view of N.H.S.; its organization, its work, and its play. The combined efforts of the Staff, the Student Body, and the Faculty have gone into the making of this annual. The work of all is deeply appreciated. This publication has been generously supported by those whose names you have seen on the preceding pages. We hope it will be satisfaction to them to see their advertisements in this book and that it will be a means of arousing greater interest in their work. Our thanks goes out to all who have assisted in the publication of this, our 1958 Newcosean. FACULTY’S AUTOGRAPHS SENIOR’S AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS 120 t v