Newcomerstown High School - Newcosean Yearbook (Newcomerstown, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1959 volume:

NEWCOSEAN Foreword Here within these pages of the 1959 Newcosean are the records and deeds of the students who have embodied the spirit of Newcomerstown High School. In the years to come, this yearbook will keep alive the memories gathered during this school year. The future will bring many changes, but there shall always be this record of the friends you knew, things you did, and the memories that are still dear to you. This is your book. Your friends are here. You are here. Read it, and reminisce. Marshall Fisher Editor Newcosean Staff Administration LUCY LOADER President. Board of Education AR THUR OAKLIEF Vice President, Board of Education The administration of Newcomerstown High School is the organization that trains the youth of our community for citizenship and future endeavors in life. In operating the school system, problems may frequently arise which the administration must solve for the school, the student, and the parent. Although not receiving the credit that is due, they still approach their work with enthusiasm and diligence. PARKER BURGE Board of Education DONALD B. ROEDER Superintendent of Fjewcomerstown Public Schools Lima Central High School; Manchester College, A.B.; Ohio State University; Columbia University. 6 LYNN FLETCHER Clerk-Treasurer, Board of Education HERBERT S. GARY Ashtabula Harber H.S.; Ohio State University, B.S., M.A. Principal of Newcomers-town High School WENDELL YANAI Board of Education WALLACE S. BOWER Warsaw High School; Muskingun College, B.S.; Ohio State University, M.A. Testing and Guidance, American Problems, Eighth Grade Language Arts DONALD WOLFF Board of Education 7 Alma Mater Through the halls of our dear high school Always we will love and serve thee. Many times we pass. Hail from all the rest; But the happy days we spend here Here’s a toast to you, our high school. All must end at last Our Dear N.H.S. 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. Chorus: Hail to thee, our Alma Mater, N.H.S. we praise. Hail the Orange and Black forever, Alma Mater days. 9 10 Chester Bonnell, Wayne Dorsey, Francis Cross, Harold Hoffman, John Barker, Buck Rodgers, Raymond Ellis—Bus Drivers MRS. BOWLING Business Law and Salesmanship; Typing I MR. BRAUN Physical Education; Ohio History Improving our library. Urging students to read. She’s just right to fill, Our library’s need. Brain and “Braun,’’ Though he’s not tall. He made our team Be on the ball. MISS CARSON Typing II; Bookkeeping; Shortand I and II MR. CURNUTTE Driver's Education; Civics, Health Always calm. Unruffled while she Teaches girls to be. Someone’s secretary. Little boy smile. Joking and such, Are traits of this coach, We like so much. MRS. DOSS Elementary Music, Latin I and II, French I and II Foreign languages Are her command. She makes them easy To understand. MRS. FROCK General Science MR. DUNN Geography, American History He’s happy, he’s friendly. He’s ready for fun. Full of pep, vim and vigor. That’s our Mr. Dunn. MR. HINDS Chemistry, Advanced Algebra, Plane Geometry Teaching science She does her job well. Explains leaves and plants, With unsurpassed skill. He throws out his challenge. In hope that one. Will accept it and do. What must be done. 13 MR. KENNEDY Choir: Elementary Music; Jr. Band; Sr. Band MR. LEONHARD Math; World History; Athletics Supervision His jokes make students Laugh and how , Our Kentucky bachelor, W e think he’s a do . Our basketball coach. An alumnus of our school, He makes each player, Obey each training rule. MRS. MARSHALL Physical Education; Science MR. MARTIN Biology; Algebra; Physics; and Laboratory Physics Cheerleader’s advisor. Artistic of mind, A jriendlier teacher, YouU never find. A baseball player, A baseball fan. Our physics teacher, A real nice man. MRS. MERCER Language Arts “Not only a teacher But better, a friend If'ho is there when needed Ifith a helping hand. MR. NEEDHAM Math; Agriculture “A teacher of math A farmer at heart At NHS he does Afore than his part.” MRS. PHILLIPS Literature; Journalism MRS. PORTZ Language Arts; Speech “If e give our grateful Thanks to thee For teaching us English IV and III.” “At directing plays She’s the best we know So Mrs. Ports On with the show!” 15 MR. RIFFLE MR. SHARROCK Industrial Arts Mechanical Drawing; American History “With saw and hammer As his tool He’s a great addition To our school.” “Mr. Sharrock Nickname: “Fizz” “At teaching history He’s a whizz.” MRS. STOFFER Language Arts “Able, attractive With brains and poise She gets things done Without much noise.” MRS. SWIGERT Home Economics “Teaches Home Economics And who should but she? This pretty lady Fills the bill to a “T” EARL PAUL ANDERSON, JR. “Sonny” He has a smile and never loses it; He has a frown, but never uses it.” Football 3; Gun Club 4; Track 1, 2; Hobby Club 2, 3; Choir 1; Marching Band 2; Concert Band 2; Archery Club 1. JUDITH KATHERINE BEITER “Judy” “A maiden who has more thoughts than tongue.” Senior Y-Teens Club 4; FHA 1, 2, 3; Bookmending Club 1; “The Curious Savage” Usher; “Meet Me In St. Louis” Usher. THOMAS RICHARD ATKINSON “Tom” “As an athlete, he’s first rate; As for activities, he’s always late.” Senior Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Journalist 4; Spring King Attendant 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Archery Club 1; Class Social Chairman 3; Homecoming Escort 4; Newcosean Staff, Advertisement; Varsity N 3, 4. HAROLD CLIFFORD BEST, JR. “Buddy” “A talkative fellow is hard to find; But Buddy is active in this line. Senior Hi-Y 3, 4, Vice President 4; Spring King Attendant 3; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Archery Club 1; Varsity N 3, 4; Class President 4; Class Vice President 2; Class Secretary 3; Student Council 4; “Meet Me In St. Louis.” JANET ELAINE BAKER “Jan” “If hat care I what comes tomorrow. Music Club 2, 3; FHA 1. BETTI E KAYE BORDENKIRCHER “B. K.” “An energetic person full of enthusiasm.” Junior Y-Teens 1, 2; Senior Y-Teens 3, 4; Y-Teen UN Study Tour 4; Cafeteria 2; Choir 2; Prince of Peace 1; “Meet Me In St. Louis”; “The Curious Savage” Business Manager. PAULINE LOUISE BOWERS “Polly Lou” “She always seems content and on goodness is bent. Kindergarten 2; Cafeteria 2; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Librarian 1, 2; “The Curious Savage.” RONALD LEE CASTERLINE “Ronnie” He’s a quiet boy—at times. LARRY LEE CARNEY “Lay” “Bashful, sensitive, good and kind; A guy like him is hard to find. Baseball 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Dance Band 2, 4; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Buckeye Boys’ State 3; Newcosean Staff 4, Faculty. ROBERT EDWARD CRAIGO “Bob” “It’s a pity everyone isn’t happy like me. Senior Hi-Y 3, 4; Football 1. 3, 4; Archery Club 1; Varsity N 2, 3, 4; Hobby Club 2; Thespians 4; “Meet Me In St. Louis”; “The Curious Savage.” REBECCA ELLEN CARPENTER “Becky” “Happy is she who makes others happy.” Class Social Ch. 2; Jr. Y-Teens 1, 2; Sr. Y-Teens 3, 4, Social Ch. 3, Program Ch. 4; Prince of Peace 2; Thespians 2, 3, 4; Clerk 3, Pres. 4; Assistant Student Announcer 4; Drill Team 4; “The Curious Savage”; “Meet Me In St. Louis.” BONNIE LYNN CRATER “Tillie” “She laughs as she comes, she laughs as she goes; But what about nobody knows.” Jr. Y-Teens 1, 2; Sr. Y-Teens 3, 4, Social Ch. 4; Class Social Ch. 4; Cheerleader 2, 4; Homecoming Attendant 4; Thespians 3, 4, Program Ch. 4; Librarian 4; Library Club, Pres. 4; “Meet Me In St. Louis.” JAMES DAVID CREACHBAUM “Jim” “Gentle manner, pleasant smile, Are two of Jim’s qualities which are certainly worthwhile. Hobby Club 3, 4. JOHN RAY DAVIS “J. D.” “Here's a boy that’s always on the move. Sr. Hi-Y 3, 4; Archery Club 1; Hobby Club 2; “The Curious Savage” Stage Crew. CAROLYN DANSBY “Carolyn” “Happy and cute, but never bold; She’s a friend as good as gold.” Music Club 1, 3, 4; GAA 2. PETER PRINCE DOSS “Pete” “Pleasant, well-mannered, and rather shy; Every worthwhile activity Pete will try.” Football 3; Hobby Club 1, 2, 3, 4; “The Curious Savage”; Thespians 4; Gun Club 4; Drama Clinic 4. JANET RUTH DAVIS “Janet” “Quiet and grave, but always friendly.” Music Club 3, 4; FHA 1, 2; National Honor Society 3, 4; Wooster Scholarship Team 3; “Meet Me In St. Louis” Prompter; “The Curious Savage” Usher. CAROLYN LOUISE DUFF “Carolyn” “Carolyn is very quiet until you know her —then can she talk! Jr. Y-Teens 1, 2; Sr. Y-Teens 3, 4; Office Girl 4; Librarian 2. MELVIN DALE DUHAMEL “Pid” “Not too serious and not too gay, But a rare good fellow. Gun Club 4; Hobby Club 2, 3; Choir 1; Marching Band 1, 2, 3; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3. DIXIE LEE EVANS “Dickie” “Silence is the most perfect herald of joy. FHA 1, 2, 3; Sr. Y-Teens 4. CAROLYN RUTH DULANEY “Kelly” “Carolyn is bashful and quite serene; Whenever she smiles personality beams. Kindergarten 2; FTA 2: 3; in Virginia; Library Club 4; FHA 1 Pres.; Peebles, 0.; 3 Treas., 4 Sec.; Choir 1 Peebles, 0.; Librarian 4; Newcosean Staff Typist 4; “Meet Me In St. Louis” Usher; “The Curious Savage” Usher. JUDITH ELLEN ELLIOTT FAIRCHILD “Judy” “Sophisticated manner, there s mischief in her eye; Never a dull moment when Judy s standing byr Jr. Y-Teens 1, 2 Social Ch.; Sr. Y-Teens 3, 4; Drill Team 4; FTA 4; Thespians 3, 4 Sec.; Class Social Ch. 1; Choir 1; Wooster Scholarship Team 3; Librarian 1; “Me t Me In St. Louis” Prop. Manager. LINDA SUE ERSKINE “Minnie” “Linda is swell, as we all know; Maybe that is why we like her so.” Jr. Y-Teens 1, 2; Sr. Y-Tieens 3, 4; Y-Teen UN Study Tour 4; FTA Club 4; Drama Clinic 4; Prince of Peace 3; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Wooster Scholarship Team 3; Office Girl 4; Newcosean Staff, Seniors 4; “The Curious Savage”; “Meet Me In St. Louis” Prop. Manager. RUTH ANN FAVORS “Ruthie” “Good times she has at will. And her tongue is seldom still. Music Club 1, 3, 4 Vice Pres.; GAA 2 Sec. MARY MARSHALL FISHER “Marsh” or “Fish” “A great gift does Fish possess— Hers is the gift of friendliness.’’ Class Pres. 3; Class Social Chm. 2; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Wooster Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3; Buckeye Girls’ State 3; Office Girl 3; Newcosean Staff 4, Editor-in-Chief; Jr. Y-Teens 1, 2, Pres. 2; Sr. Y-Teens 3, 4; Y-Teen Summer Conference 1, 2; Y-Teen UN Study Tour 2; Band Librarian 4; Future Teachers of America 4; “Meet Me In St. Louis” Business Manager; “The Curious Savage” Business Manager. KENNETH GAIL HAAS “Kenny” “If one tries, he will succeed.” Football 1, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Track 1; Varsity N 3; Hi-Y Club 1, 2, 3. S MARIAN MAE GASKILL “Mickey” “Marian is competent, and a helper to all; No matter what the deed, great or small.” Jr. Y-Teens 1, 2, Sec. 2; Sr. Y-Teens 3, 4, Pres. 4; Thespians 3, 4; Library Club 3, 4; Class Pres. 1; Class V. Pres. 3; Class Sec. 4; Choir 1, 2; Prince of Peace 2, 3, 4; Wooster Scholarship Team 2; Librarian 3, 4; Newcosean Staff 4, Faculty; “Meet Me In St. Louis” Make-Up; “The Curious Savage” Make-Up. LEONARD RAY HART “Lenny” “Always willing to do his share; When there’s work to be done, he’s always there. Sr. Hi-Y 2; Basketball 2; Gun Club 4; Hobby Club 3; Archery Club 1, Pres. RONALD DEAN GEESE “Dean” “For stressing his point Dean is right there; In other ways—he is much without a care.” Sr. Hi-Y 3, 4; Archery Club 1; Class Pres. 2; Choir 1; Marching Band 2; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Wooster Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3; Buckeye Boys’ State 3. ALICE LOUISE HAZLETT “Blondie” “Alice is good natured, friendly, and true; She never shows signs of being blue.” Jr. Y-Teens 1, 2, Chaplain 2; Sr. Y-Teens 3, 4, Chaplain 4; Cafeteria 3; “Meet Me In St. Louis”; Newcosean Staff 4, Typist. GERALD ALLEN HICKMAN “Gary” “He's nice-looking, he's witty, he's clever, he's sly; An all-around fellow, and a wonderful guy. Sr. Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Spring King Attendant 1; Basketball 1, 2, 4; Class Social Chm. 2; Homecoming Escort 4; Thespians 4; Newcosean Staff 4, Sports; “The Curious Savage.” LARRY WAYNE LOADER “Nut” “We hear him say, “Never say die— I'll get my credits by and by. Varsity Football 3; Photograph Club 3. BRENDA LYNNE HOOTMAN “Birdie Belle” “This is a gal as fragile as a toy. And one of her traits is being coy. Jr. Y-Teens 1, 2, Sec. 2; Sr. Y-Teens 4; Class V. Pres. 1; “The Curious Savage” Usher. GARRY LEE MARLATT “Ed” “In sports this fellow is sure to go far; Since he is a basketball star. Sr. Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4; Football 1, 2, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Varsity N 2, 3, 4, Class V. Pres. 4; Wooster Scholarship Team 2, 3; Buckeye Boys State 3; Newcosean Staff, Sports; Student Council 4, Chairman. LINDA LOU KISSELL “Kissel” “This little miss is sweet, sublime; She's a regular pal any old time. Jr. Y-Teens 1, 2; Sr. Y-Teens 3, 4; Drill Team 4; Cheerleader 1, 2; Thespians 3, 4 Social Chm. Office Girl 4; “The Curious Savage”; “Meet Me In St. Louis.” LARRY JAY MARLATT “Bo” “Always full of fun and laughs; Larry is a well-liked member of our class. Sr. Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Class Treas. 4; Homecoming Escort 4; Stage Crew 1, 2, 3; Marching Band 1, 2, 3, Social Ch. 4; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3; Dance Band 2, 4; Band Ensemble 1; Thespians 3, 4; Archery Qub 1; “The Curious Savage”; “Meet Me In St. Louis.” JUDITH ANN MARSHALL “Judy” “Tall and slim, but very trim, You always see Judy wearing a grin.” Jr. Y-Teens 1, 2; Sr. Y Teens 3, 4; Drill Team 4, Co-Captain; Y-Teens UN Study Tour 4; Thespians 3, 4; “Meet Me In St. Louis”; “The Curious Savage.” LYNDA LOUISE McCANTS “Lynda” “A terrific actress in the Senior Play; Lynda is a swell girl in every way” Jr. Y-Teens 1, 2; Sr. Y-Teens 3, 4; Drill Team 4; Y-Teen UN Study Tour 4; Future Teachers of America 4; Drama Clinic 4; Marching Band 3; Prince of Peace 2, 3; Thespians 3, 4; Wooster Scholarship Team 2; Buckeye Girls’ State Alternate 3; Office Girl 4; “Meet Me In St. Louis”; “The Curious Savage.” PEGGY JEAN MARSTRELL “Peg” ‘Ter and slender, but not too thin; Pretty as a picture, neat as a pin.” Marching Band 1, 2, 3; Concert Band 1, 2, 3; Prince of Peace 4; Newcosean Staff 4, Activities; Jr. Y-Teens 1, 2; Sr. Y-Teens 3, Song Leader 4, Vice Pres.; Future Teachers of America 4; “The Curious Savage,” Usher; “Meet Me In St. Louis.” Usher. NANCY LEIGH McCULLEY “Nance” “Lovely to look at— Delightful to know.” Jr. Y-Teens 1, 2, Treas. 2; Sr. Y-Teens 3, 4, Sec. 4; Homecoming Attendant 4; Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1, 3; Prince of Peace 3; Thespians 4; Librarian 1; Newcosean Staff 4, Seniors; “Meet Me In St. Louis”; “The Curious Savage.” MICHAEL LA VERNE MAYHEW “Mickey” “Man about town.” Sr. Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Varsity Football Manager 1, 2; Varsity N 1, 2; Homecoming Escort 4; Projection Crew 1; Buckeye Boys State 3; Librarian 4; “Meet Me In St. Louis.” LARRY E. McELHANEY “Mac” “We dont want him any longer— Hefs long enough already.” Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1; Varsity N 3, 4; Class Social Ch. 2; Hi-Y Club 4; Archery Club 1; “Meet Me In St. Louis,” Stage Crew; “The Curious Savage,” Stage Crew. DANIEL ALLEN McMULLEN “Dan” 7 know no care. Why should I worry? Even the bell wont make me hurry. Football 3; Hobby Club 2. MARY ANN MULLEN “Men” “Shiny hair, pretty eyes, Makes this cute majorette quite a prize. Class Social Chm. 3; Homecoming Attendant 4; Jr. Y-Teens 1, 2, Songleader 2; Sr. Y-Teens 3, 4; Choir 1; Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, V. Pres. 4; Pep Band 2, 3, 4; Majorette 2, 3, 4, Head Majorette 3, 4; Prince of Peace 3, 4, County Alternate 3, Local 4; Thespians 3, 4; Librarian 2; Majorette Camp 3, 4; Y-Teen UN Study Tour 4; “Meet Me In St. Louis”; “The Curious Savage.” MARILYN KAY MEEKS ‘ Meeker” “Why not smile and have some funy And take things easy as I have done. Jr. Y-Teens 1, 2; Sr. Y-Teens 3, 4; Drill Team, Capt. 4; Y-Teen UN,Study Tour 2; Class Vice Pres. 1; Marching Band 1; Librarian 1, 2, 4; “The Curious Savage,” Prop. Manager; “Meet Me In St. Louis,” Bus. Manager. STEPHEN ALLEN MYERS “Emmett” “ may be little, But watch me, world. Football 1, 3, 4; Varsity N 4; Wooster Scholarship Team 3. SANDRA LEE MILLER “Sandy” “A clarinet she can play; Sandy s always witty, always gay. ' Jr. Y-Teens 1, 2; Sr. Y-Teens 3, 4; March-ing Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Thespians 3, 4, Treas. 4; National Honor Society 3, 4, Sec. 4; Wooster Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3; Buckeye Girls’ State 3; Office Girl 4; Newcosean Staff 4, Underclassmen; “The Curious Savage”; “Meet Me In St. Louis.” DELPHINE JANE NEWBY “Del” “Give me a laugh and a stick of gum; That's all need to have some fun. GAA 2; Music Club 1, 3, 4, Pres. 4. HELEN JANE NORMAN “Booie” “A jolly disposition and a carefree mind. A happier girl you will never find.” Jr. Y-Teens 1, 2, Devotional Leader 1, Vice Pres. 2; Sr. Y-Teens 3, 4; Spring Queen Attendant 1, 2, 3; Class Treas. 3, 4; Class Sec. 2; Cheerleader 3, 4; Homecoming Queen 4; Choir 1; Marching Band 1, 2; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Thespians 3, 4; Office Girl 4; “Meet Me In St. Louis.” MARY LOUISE RILEY “Rials” “A vivacious young lady who’s full of pep; In cheering and dancing she’s always in step. Jr. Y-Teens 1, 2; Sr. Y-Teens 3, 4; Class Social Chm. 1; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Head Cheerleader 4; Office Girl 4. JERRY LEE NORMAN “Jerk” “1That’s the use of worrying when there Are so many other things to do? Photography Club 3; Choir 1. CAROLE ANNE ROAN “Carole” “She always looks nice, she’s always gay; Carole has a smile, every single day.” Jr. Y-Teens 1, 2; Sr. Y-Teens 3, 4; Librarian 4; Library Club 4, Treas.; “Meet Me In St. Louis”; “The Curious Savage.” DIANE DAVIES PALMER “Diane” “Always quiet and studious, She’ll easily reach her goal.” Marching Band 3, 4; Concert Band 3, 4; Pep Band 3, 4; Thespians 4; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Wooster Scholarship Team 2; Newcosean Staff 4, Subscriptions; Jr. Y-Teens 1, 2; Sr. Y-Teens 3, 4; Future Teachers of America Club 4; “The Curious Savage”; “Meet Me In St. Louis.” ROBERT WARNER ROBINSON “Bob” “The boy in our class with the dancing feet; One dance with him is a treat.” Sr. Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Sgt.-at-Arms 3, Treas. 4; Football 1, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Social Chm. 4; Track 2, 4; Baseball 3, 4; Varsity N 2, 3, 4; Stage Crew 2, 3, 4; Choir 1; Thespians 4; Newcosean Staff 4, Advertising; “Meet Me In St. Louis.” KAYE LOUISE RUSSELL “Katie” “Kaye’s a great pal and a friend; She’s sincere until the end. Choir 1; Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Prince of Peace 2, 3; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres. 4; Wooster Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3; Newcosean Staff 4, Activities; Jr. Y-Teens 1, 2; Sr. Y-Teens 3, 4; “The Curious Savage”; “Meet Me In St. Louis.” JAMES EDWARD SAYLOR “Jim” “Here is a classmate that’s full of fun; Always around when there is work to be done.” Hobby Club 3; Choir 3, 4; Sr. Hi-Y 4; Music Club 2; Football 1, 2; “Meet Me In St. Louis,” Stage Crew; “The Curious Savage,” Stage Crew. I JAMES RAYMOND RYAN “Jim” “Laughing at trouble. Makes every day fair.” Sr. Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2; Class Sec. 1; Homecoming Escort 4; Stage Crew 3, 4; Thespians 3, 4; “The Curious Savage”; “Meet Me In St. Louis.” CLARENCE FRANK SILVERTHORNE, JR. “Terry” “Time bothers me not; It just passes.” Gun Club 4; Archery Club 1; Hobby Club 3. SANDRA ELIZABETH SAUERBREY “Sandy” “Friendly in a quiet way.” Sr. Y-Teens 4; Music Club 3; Drill Team 4; FHA 2; Hobby Club 1; “Curious Savage,” Make-Up; “Meet Me In St. Louis.” RALPH JUNIOR SMITH “Smitty” “A working member of the class; Who does his part in all we ask.” Football 3, 4; Baseball 2; Varsity N 3, 4; Hobby Club 3; Projection Crew 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir 2; Marching Band 1; Concert Band 1; Pep Band 1; Thespians 3, 4; Wooster Scholarship Team 1, 2; Newcosean Staff 4, Photography; Gun Club 4; “Meet Me In St. Louis.” BARBARA ANN SOMOGYE “Smo” When she talks! Oh, how she talks!” Jr- Y-Teens 1, 2; Sr. Y-Tecns 3, 4; Music Club 4; Cherry Pie Champ 4; Choir 2; Thespians 3, 4; Wooster Scholarship Team 2; “Meet Me In St. Louis.” BONNIE FAYE TAYLOR “Toots” “A peppy red-head— What more need be said?” Music Club I; FHA 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Attendant 4. .0 SANFORD EUGENE STEED “Bud” “The best way to describe him is muscle; As a worker he is full of hustle.” .Sr. Hi-Y 4; Hobby Club 2, 3. LESTER ERNEST VOGT “Lester” “He who invented work should have finished it.” Sr. Hi-Y 3; Football 4; Gun Club 4; Projection Club 1; Choir 1; Marching Band 1, 2, 3; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Wooster Scholarship 3; Librarian 4; Library Club 4. LARRY CLINTON STOCKER “Golden Toe” “Another one of the silent majority. Varsity Football 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity N 3, 4; Hobby Club 3; Stage Crew 4; Choir 4; Thespians 4; “The Curious Savage”; “Meet Me In St. Louis.” JOANNE PEARL WALKER “Jo” “I slept and dreamed that life was beauty I woke and found that life was duty. GAA 2; Music Club 1. 3, 4, Sec. 4. ROSEMARY ANN WARNER “Rosie” “A little backward about coming forward.” Music Club 1; Kindergarten 1, 2; Cafeteria Helper 1, 2; FHA 2, 3, 4; Librarian 1. CAROL ANN WILSON “Carol Ann” “A quiet girl who’s nice to know.” Jr. Y-Teens 1, 2; FHA 4; Choir 1; Librarian 2, 3, 4; Cafeteria 2, 3; Library Club 3, 4, Sec. 3, Vice Pres. 4; “Meet Me In St. Louis,” Usher; “The Curious Savage,” Usher. RICHARD ALLEN WATSON “Dick” “The quiet type describes our Dick, A boy you’ll want to know. But outside school he’s like the rest: All hep and rarin’ to go. Sr. Hi-Y 4; Stage Crew 4; Choir 4. NORMAN TERRY WISE “Terry” “His jovial disposition accounts for his many friends. Sr. Hi-Y 4; Football 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2; Class Treas. 2; Choir 4. JUDITH GLENDORA DUPLER WIDDER “Shorty” “A friendly miss, you don’t know she’s near; She’s only been with us one short year” Transferred from Midvale; FHA 4, Treas. Last Will and Testimony We, the illustrious Senior Class of Newcomerstown High School, famed far and wide for nonsense and such, fearing that we are not sane in our actions, admitting that our minds are a little unsteady, hereby bequeath all property that we can get our hands on to the underclassmen and faculty of the afore stated high school. Article I—We bequeath to NHS a speedy and complete recovery after our grand departure. Article II—With great appreciation for all patience and endurance that the faculty has given us for the last four years, we wish them continued mercy for the coming classes. Article III—We bequeath to the freshman class, who being the youngest and needing the most help, our ability to talk ourselves out of trouble. Article IV—We bequeath to the sophomore class our wonderful spirit, and our ability to have fun and get along with each other. Article V—We bequeath to the junior class the power to remain out late at night and sleep in class, as long as such conduct is permitted by the instructor. Article VI—To the underclassmen and faculty we bequeath the following: I, Sonny Anderson, will my seat in the first row to anyone whose name begins with an A. I, Tom Atkinson, am too tight to leave anything to anybody. Witnesses: Bob Robinson and Gary Hickman. I, Janet Baker, leave my ability to get out of study hall to my brother Donnie and Judy Lyons. I, Judy Beiter, leave my quiet ways to Nancy Shaffer. (She really needs them.) I, Buddy Best, leave my “Cry Baby” award in football to Doyle Rann. I, Bettie Kaye Bordenkircher, will my bleached blond hair to anyone who can afford a bottle of peroxide every week. (I get mine wholesale.) I, Polly Bowers, will my ability to yell good and loud in Pep Rallies to all the juniors. They need it. I, Larry Carney, leave my seat in physics to anyone who is tired of living. I, Becky Carpenter, leave nothing because if I have anything that is worth leaving I may need it myself later. I, Ronnie Casterline, leave my ability to sleep in study hall to anyone who wants it. I, Bob Craigo, will my selling book to anyone unlucky enough to get it. I, Bonnie Crater, will my binoculars to Hallie Sue Brown when football practice starts. I, Jim Creachbaum, will my pretty hair to Bonnie Myers. I, Carolyn Dansby, leave my ability to get out of school at 2:15 to anyone lucky enough to have a good excuse. I, Janet Davis, will my ability to be excused for the Guernsey County fair each year to any 4-H member from Guernsey. I, John Davis, will my long curly eye lashes to Evelyn Duff. I, Peter Doss, leave my seat in 102 to any junior lucky enough to get it. I, Carolyn Duff, leave my ability to keep a steady boy friend to Evelyn . . .! Make good use of it SIS. I, Melvin Duhamel, will my hub caps on my car to the thieves that steal them. I, Carolyn Dulaney, will my feather to Dave Brown . . . take good care of it. I, Linda Erskine, leave here with a sigh of relief and an empty pocketbook. College here I come. I, Dixie Evans, leave this year knowing that my brother, Jerry, will have to carry his own books home. I, Ruth Ann Favors, will my quietness to Ruth Harris. (Who needs it.) I, Judy Elliot Fairchild, will my ability to get out of classes to anyone who can talk fast and think later. I, Marshall Fisher, will my natural curly hair to Billy Parks. See Billy, you won’t need your “Toni” anymore! I, Marian Gaskill, will my place on the library staff to anyone who enjoys saying, “Get quiet, please!” I, Dean Geese, leave my baritone to Nancy Marlatt and Tommy Seiber. I, Kenny Haas, leave my seat in advanced math to Tom Reppart. I, Leonard Hart, will all my knowledge to anyone that can find it . . . please contact me if found. I, Alice Hazlett, will all the lucky breaks I had in my senior year to Bonnie Moore. May there be many for you, Bonnie! I, Gary Hickman, leave my talents for getting along with the girls to my brother, Don. I, Brenda Hootman, leave good ole NHS for Cleveland in a black ’56 Ford. Good luck Karen and Diane. I, Linda Kissel, will my pony tail to Marianne Hudson. (Get to work, Hudson.) I, Larry Loader, will my seat in American Problems class to Gene “Tilt” Winters. I, Lynda McCants, will my job as student announcer to any junior who can talk loud. I, Nancy McCulley, will my first chair in band to Miriam Craigo, and my Model A to Bill . . . take good care of it, Bill! I, Larry McElhaney, leave my ability to skip fourth period to Doyle Rann. I, Dan McMullen, leave Clarkie still trying to get me to work. I, Garry Marlatt, leave Coach Braun wondering if our system will work at the race track. I, Larry Marlatt, will my ability to get into Mr. Gary’s road (which is a big one) to anyone who is unfortunate enough to be caught on the third floor. (Be careful.) ■ 30 I, Judy Marshall, leave my way to get the car during school to anyone who has a mother that teaches. Good luck Class of ’60. I, Mickey Mayhew, leave . . . with amazing “happiness.” I, Marilyn Meeks, leave happily with anything that isn’t nailed down. I, Sandy Miller, leave Mr. Kennedy still trying to teach the band the Tango steps. I, Mary Ann Mullen, leave my most treasured high school position, head majorette, to some lucky girl while I go conquer the world and a plumber. (Not just any plumber mind you.) I, Steve Myers, leave Mr. Hinds still telling me school starts at 8:45 in the morning. I, Delphine Newby, leave Sissy Walker to slow down with the boys. I, Helen Jane Norman, will my ability to drive to Coshocton without a license to Kathy Rehard. (Have fun, Kathy!) I, Jerry Norman, will my American Problems book to Warren Wilson that he may have good study habits. I, Diane Palmer, leave Peggy Cross my symbols and band aids. (Take good care of them, Peggy.) I, Mary Lou Riley, will my shyness to Darlene Mulvane. (Use it in good health, Dari.) I, Carole Roan, will to any lucky Junior my place on the library staff. Take good care of it.) I, Bob Robinson, leave my seat in advanced math to anyone who is tiny enough to squeeze into it. I, Kaye Russell, having pounded the kettle drums for five short years, now hand the sticks and the music to Marva Loader . . . have fun, Marve. I, Jim Ryan, leave my ability to build molecular structures in lab to anyone who wants it. Hope you don’t get caught. I, Sandra Sauerbrey, will my seats in American History and American Problems to my sister, Diane. I, Jim Saylor, will my seat in history class to anyone who wants it. I, Terry Silverthorne, leave my seat in psychology class to anyone lucky enough to get it. I, Ralph Smith, leave this school for better or for worse. I, Barbara Somogye, will my ability to gossip in psychology class while Mr. Gary lectures, to Marianne Hudson. I, Sanford Steed, will my ability to run around to Art, my brother. I, Larry Stocker, hereby leave Mr. Riffle wondering whether I was at the dentist office that afternoon or not. I, Bonnie Taylor, will some of my hair to Mary Ann Johnson so that she can have enough to make a pony tail. Take care of it, Mary Ann. I, Lester Vogt, who have owned nothing here in four years, leave unwillingly. I, Rosemary Warner, will my ability to look out the window in American Problems to anyone who can get away with it. I, Joanne Walker, leave my ability to get along fabulously with the Z-town boys to Joyce Newby. (Best of luck.) I, Richard Watson, leave for Ohio State . . . Penitentiary. I, Judy Widder, will my pony tail to Evelyn Duff. I, Carol Ann Wilson, will my ability to get along with the teachers to my cousins, Dennis and Ronnie. I, Terry Wise, leave my church key to Tom Huffman. We, the Seniors of 101, will our mixed-up seats to the mixed-up kids who mixed them up and to Mr. Riffle we leave the noise. We, the Seniors of 102, leave Mrs. Phillips swatting flies, dusting her desk, and watering the plants. We, the Senior girls in 105, leave to Mrs. Swigert eight lucky junior girls. We, the members of “Wally’s” Economic Geography class, leave “Wally” still talking about his Eskimos. We, the senior football players leave, regretfully, the sink in the locker room on the wall due to conditions beyond our control. We, the senior physics class will our ability to build molecular structures out of ring stands, to Mr. Hinds. We, the members of the “Railroad Club,” Buddy Best, Steve Myers, Larry McElhaney, leave our noble position to anyone worthy enough to be freight trained. We, Judy Marshall and Marilyn Meeks, leave our position as captain and co-captain of the drill team to any junior with strong lungs and a weak mind. We, Larry Loader and Bettie Kaye Bordenkircher, will our long week-ends with the “Gang” to anyone who can go without sleep. We, Rials, Smo, Booie, Min, and Kissel Discy, leave still wondering how we passed American Problems. We, “Mert” Mullen and Tweetie Bird” Marlatt leave our hot rodding ability to any junior who thinks they have half our nerve. We, Mickey Mayhew, Dan McMullen, and John Davis, leave Mrs. Bowling to the underclassmen. We, Diane Palmer and xMarshall Fisher, leave Cynthia Wigfield and Rachel Ann Phillips our seats in American Problems class. We, Kaye Russell and Marian Gaskill, will our ability to catch the bus in the morning to anyone unlucky enough to live in the country. We, Nancy McCulley and Marshall Fisher, leave Mr. Kennedy and Mr. Curnutte still saying “Mother!” We, Ruth Ann, Carolyn, Delphine, and Joanne, will our ability to get a ride to Z-town to the “Confirmative Five.” We, Sandy Miller, Kaye Russell Fish, and Nancy McCulley, leave our daily trips to band after journalism class to any future senior who tries to take both subjects. We, Rials, Booie, and Lolly, will our wonderful years as cheerleaders at NHS to Dap, Uncle Ralph, and Dump. We, Carolyn Dulaney and Alice Hazlett, leave our positions as typist for the Newcosean to any girls who like to sit in the Newcosean room and type when their hands feel like they are frozen. (Maybe next year they will get some heat in here!!!) We, Alice Hazlett, Carole Roan, and Carolyn Dulaney, leave NHS hunting for success and happiness. (World, here we come!!) 31 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND MASCOT Garry Marlatt—Vice President, Bonnie Crater—Social Chairman, Buddy Best—President, Marian Gaskill—Secretary, Larry Marlatt —Treasurer, Bob Robinson—Social Chairman, “The Brain”— Mascot. CLASS YELL We will rise, We will shine, We’re the class of ’59 Seniors Rah! Seniors Rah! Rah! Rah! Seniors! S-E-N-I-O-R-S Seniors! CLASS SONG “You’ll Never Walk Alone” When you walk through a storm. Hold your head up high. And don’t be afraid of the dark, At the end of the storm is a golden sky And the sweet silver song of a lark. Walk on through the wind, Walk on through the rain, Though your dreams be tossed and blown, Walk on! Walk on! With hope in your heart. And you’ll never walk alone, You’ll never walk alone! CLASS MOTTO We dare to be different! CLASS FLOWER White Rose CLASS ADVISORS Mrs. Swigert, Mr. Riffle, Mrs. Phillips CLASS COLORS Royal Blue and White Class Prophecy DATE_______________________________________________________________________________May 26, 1969 PLACE______________________________________________________________________ New York City OCCASION ....... Reunion of the Class of 1959 REPORTER ....................................................A1 Umni, who is one inch tall “Hello, folks. My name’s A1 — A1 Umni, that is. I’m here to point out and to give you an on the spot coverage of the first reunion of the Class of 1959. What’s that?! Must be Flash, my secret reporter. What’d you say, Flash?” “Da, I see a big bird.” “Flash, that’s not a bird, it’s a plane. I’d better whiz down to the airport. See you again at the count of three. One ... Two . .. Three . .. Here I am at the airport to meet the “dare to be different” Class of ’59. Boy, have they really dared to be different this time by holding their reunion in New York City. The plane is getting ready to land. They are all out of the plane now and are going to their specially designed taxi cabs. I’ll jump on this pocketbook (golly, it’s big enough) and see what happens. Sure wish I could see. It’s awfully dark down here on the floor. Hey, they’re stopping. W'oweeee! Look at that hotel! Can you imagine renting the whole brand new Explornik Hotel for the class. The management had the hotel decorated in royal blue and white, their class colors, just for this occasion. I think we better let them rest up after their trip. We’ll be right here at 6:00 P.M. when they start their festivities which begins at the close of the U. N. Building and ends when the U. N. Building opens. Six O’clock. ’Bout time for them to be going to the U. N. What a class! Reserving the U. N. Building for their class reunion. They’re really keeping in step with their dedication. Here they come! I’d better get on something before I’m trampled. Hey! W'hat’s coming off here? Am I seeing things or is everyone dressed in royal blue and white? By George, they are! The Mayor of New York City! What’s he doing here? I’ll be a . . . (CENSORED). He’s saying something to the class. Let’s see what he’s saying.” “On behalf of the great City of New York, I present these white rose corsages and boutonnieres to you, the Class of ’59, for your achievement towards a permanent and universal brotherhood of nations. I also would like to present this trophy for your achievement. Why not put it in the trophy case of Newcomerstown High School, your Alma Mater? I know your time is rushed so I have a police escort to take you to the U. N.” Golly, neds! A police escort yet. I’ll bet this is the first time they’ve ever had a police escort like this! (It’s usually to the police station.) Wow! Look at all the people in front of the U. N. They’re all dressed in different outfits. Oh no, they’ve even decorated the Secretariat Building in royal blue and white with white rose bouquets all over the place. I can’t stand much more of this. I have a weak heart. The guides — oh no, men (they are usually women I — are taking the class in the exit ? door. Does this class have to do everything different? The guides are dividing the class into four groups and taking them on a tour of the building. We won’t go along on the tour, but we’ll meet them near the staircase ramp which is in the lobby of the General Assembly Building. W'hew! I'm tired. I’ll catch a snooze while they’re on their tour. ZZZZZZZZZZ Hey! What’s that? I hear noises. Oh, my goodness. I must’ve overslept. Who do they think they are? Only big shots go up that staircase ramp. Oh well, this is their day. Now the big moment has arrived. The midnight banquet! The Honorable Buddy Best, president of the class, now Probate Judge of Coshocton County, specializing in traffic violations, is introducing Evangelist Kenny Haas who will give grace. They are now singing their class song, “You’ll Never Walk Alone. As I look around. I see their senior advisors, Mrs. Phillips, Mrs. Swigert, and Mr. Riffle; principal, Mr. Gary, and superintendent, Mr. Roeder. This is really different. People representing some of the countries, dressed in their native costumes, are serving them. The class officers asked that the meal consist of foreign foods, which is a way of showing their feelings toward world friendship. All the food has been flown here from the W W Supermarket which is run by Terry Wise and Richard W'atson. I’ll bet finding out what everyone’s been doing for the last ten years won’t be dull. You know this class can’t do anything dull. (Whiz.......) There goes Pete Doss, the world’s No. 1 playboy, renewing old memories of the Senior Class play party by chasing Linda Sue Erskine, who is now a sophisticated Scotch housewife. I’ll get on this water glass and listen and watch. t m I The president finally got Pete to sit down so the proceedings could continue. There are the girls who are in the nursing profession. Bettie Kaye Bordenkircher, Judy Beitcr, Marian Gaskill, Becky Carpenter, Marilyn Meeks, and Nancy McCulley have dedicated their lives to easing pain and suffering throughout the world. Hot-rod specialist Larry Marlatt is telling pharmacist Bob Robinson about his new car. To better educate the children of the world, Lynda McCants, Kaye Russell, Helen Jane Norman. Ruth Ann Favors, and Peggy Marstrell have become teachers. Marshall Fisher, editor of the Pathetic Peoli Press, is interviewing Captain Jim Ryan of the State Patrol about his recent heroic exploit of capturing the “talent thief,” Bonnie Crater, who stole a talent from the Nukeesburg Night Club singer, Mary Ann Mullen. Bonnie’s only statement to her lawyer, Sandy Miller, was “I only did it for laughs, Ha, Ha.” Officers of the U. S. Navy, Sonny Anderson, Jim Creachbaum, and Bob Craigo, have been granted special leave for this reunion. They are the co-captains of the U.S.S. Newcosean. Ralph Smith, who was named Farmer of the Year, credits his success to Jim Saylor and Sanford Steed, owners of the Sayeed Feed Company. Athletes Tom “Foul-shot” Atkinson and Larry “Goal-punter” Stocker have completed plans with architect Jerry Norman for the building of a sports center for underprivileged children. Larry Loader and Ronnie Casterline, mattress testers for the Sleep-Rite Mattress Co., demonstrate 0 this product in department store windows throughout the country. Super-salesman Steve Myers, employed by the Diane Palmer Import Co., has recently acquired th services of 50 secretaries including Linda Kissel, Judy Marshall, Janet Davis, Carolyn Duff and Carolyn Dulaney. Barbara Somogye, who bakes only cherry pies for her bakery, is keeping comptometer Sandy Sauerbrcy and Alice Hazlett working overtime tabulating the number of cherries used daily. Jo Ann Walker from New York and Rosemary Warner from San Francisco are busily talking about the hairstyles of the East and West coasts. Everyone’s getting quiet, very unusual for this class. Must be going to have some entertainment. Disc jockey Mickey Mayhew is now playing a Rock ’n’ Roll Cha-Cha for Delphine Newby and her partner. Incidentally, Delphine’s partner is the only outside guest for the reunion. John Davis, manager of the Spiffy Sports Sgoods is plugging the latest in sports equipment — the great, the colossal, the magnificent, the never-miss uninflated basketball to coaches Gary “Hick” Hickman and Garry “Ed” Marlatt. I hear that telephone operators Pauline Bowers and Brenda Hootman keep the lines busy talking about Dan McMullen who has won a prize for the best portrait of Fifth Avenue model, Mary Lou Riley. Larry McElhaney, head pilot of the Mac Airlines, is telling musicians Larry Carney and Dean Geese about the excellent job carpenter Leonard Hart is doing on his house. Mrs. Judy Widder is telling Mrs. Judy Fairchild, Mother of the Year, about her new addition. Housewives Carol Wilson and Bonnie Taylor are also joining in this conversation. Bet they’ll be exchanging recipes. Multi-millionaire Terry Silverthornc spends most of his spare time hunting. Wonder what for? Pid Duhamel, owner of the Oihos Service Station is explaining to anthropologist Lester Vogt how good business is since all the seniors of NHS have cars. Dixie Evans, who is now' a missionary in Russia, and Carole Roan, an airline hostess, are telling of the terrible conditions in Russia. There are sputniks and pupniks everywhere. No people, just satellites. Janet Baker, who is employed in the telephone office of Saksnew Department Store on Fourth Avenue, reports that there is an awful lot of sales coming from the counter where Carolyn Dansby, another NHS girl, works. 1 would’t want to tell you what department it is. It’s... er . . . rather embarrassing. It’s the ... oh well, you know . . . that kind of department. (Splash!) Help, I’m drowning. Hope I can reach the rim of this glass. Whew! That was a close one. That last one sort of caught me off guard. Better wrap myself in something else. I’ll catch a . . . achoo . . . cold . . . achoo! Here’s a napkin, and a clean one at that. It ought to keep me warm. The class president has just asked the class to sing their Alma Mater. As we hear their voices in the background may we ever remember their dedication to you, the world. May this Class of 1959 remain as different, as sweet, as loyal and as patriotic as in this year of 1969. As they go marching out let us join with them in singing their Alma Mater and wish God’s blessings to be upon them and keep them safe until their next meeting in 1979. And now this is your on the spot reporter, A1 Umni, saying goodnight wherever you are.” Through the halls of our dear high school . . . v.HI JUNIORS Alba ugh, Bob Baker, Janice Basehart, Harry T Bates, Walter Berg, Kareen Berkshire, Dan Bonnell, Marilyn Brandon, Laura Brenneman, Kenny Bricker, Gail Brode, Barbara Brown, Dave Brown, Hallie Sue Casey, Barbara Clark, Nancy Couts, Linda Creachbaum, Sylvia Crouch, Linda Davis, Ruby Dayton, Priscilla Dorsey, Karolyn Dorsey, Martha Jean Duff, Evelyn Durben, Gary Edwards, Gene Egler, Bob Evans, Jerry Everhart, Jim Fouch, Alyce Fouch, Sharon Gadd, Mary Glazer, Karen Gray, Mary Jane Greathouse, Dave Guthrie, Betty Harris, Ruth Haver, Dorothy Hayes, Dixie Heston, Clifford Heston, Reba Hinds, Curt Hogue, Bill Hudson, Marianne Huffman, Tom Hurst, Karen Johns, Bob Johnson, Gary Jones, Sidney Jordon, Patsy Kedigh, Roger Knutsen, Clyde Lacey, Betty Lyon, Janet MacQueen, Douglas McCormick, Floyd McCormick, Earl McCune, Dick Marquand, Pearl Martin, Joe Mathews, Gary PHOTO Not Available Mayhew, Roy Meek, Chet Miller, Larry Milligan. Ruehame Mincks, Donna Moore, Ann Moore, Bonnie Moore, Fred Morrison, Paul Mullet, Glen PHOTO Not Available J rat- + hEV EjTfx 1 v 3 xr u ' Jl c V n , k n yfsiSrr 4 1 a W7 H 1 a ia.ai n a a m fv , 1 t , - Ja ;' If- A • i A n 1 X � nf Murphy, John Norman, Darlene Oaklief, Sue Opphile, Fred Opphile, Sliaron Ortl, Dianne Parks, Bill Phillips, Rachel Ann Pickett, Barry Pittson, Dennis Powell, Darrell Rann, Doyle Ruby, Jim Russell, Gary Shaw, Boh Smith, Boh Steed, Art Stocker, Jerry St rick maker, Janice Sweitzer, Donna Tedrick, Calvin Thomas, Carole Tufford, Jim Underwood, Brent Van Sickle, Jim Waelde, Boh Waller, Sandy Wearsch, Boh Whyde, George Williams, John Wilson, W'arren Wise, Gladys Wolff, Barbara Wureter. Sue Zeiner, John SOPHOMORES No Photo AVAILABLE Not Shown Addy, Jerry Augenstein, Ronald Baker, Don Barker, Rosalee Barlow, Dennis Bash, Florence Bash, Kathryn Best, John Bower, John Bowers, Linda Bradshaw, Sandy Brandon, Donna Burrier, Sandra Buss, John Carr, Steve Clough, Fred Cramlet, Renee Cross, Peggy Duffy, Darleen Eddy, Bill Eggleston, Lelia Elliot, Jean Everhart, George Fantin, John Gadd, Sue Gray, John Grewell, Edward Harbold, Delores Harper, Cathy Haver, Mary Haver, Paul Hickman, Don Holdsworth, Sandy Hothem, Janet Johnson, Mary Ann Johnson, Pamela Kehl, Grace Etta available Kiser, Jerry Kissel, John Lauer, Sandy Loader; Marva McCants, Nancy McCleary, Diana McMullen, Diane Milburn, Sue Moore, Carolyn Moore, Jack Moss, Carl Myers, Jennie Mae Norman, Bob Opphile, Bob Opphile, Don Pappas, Jim Rankin, Jerry Rehard, Cathy Reppart, Tom Rufer, Jim Russell, Karen Sanders, Harold Schlegel, Linda Shaffer. Nancy Shaw, Kenny Smalley, Judy Smith, Byron Smith, Clark Smith, Norma Snell, Kay Stoffer, Brad Stoffer, Carole Tish, David Treat, Janice Van Dusen, Melanie Welker, Dixie Weth, Nancy PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE FRESHMEN Alexander, Shirley Allen, Junior Art, Alvin Ashelman. Linda Barnett, Dorothy Barthalow, Cheryl Beall, Janet Beiter, Nancy Bell, Grac Ellen Belt, Virginia Berg, John Berg, Judy Bodenheimer, Sue Bonnell, Richard Brown, Fred Brown, Harry Burrier, Patty Butler, Nancy Carruthers, Shirley Clouse, Mary Kay Collins, Charles Craigo, Miriam Cutshall, Jim Davidson, Carol Sue Davis, Barbara Dorsey, Mary Jo Durben, Robert Eckel berry. Tommy Frenton, Spencer Frenton, Virginia Garbrandt, Marie Garretson. Lester Griffith, Josephine Grubbs, Beverly Gunn, Gary Harper, Terry Hart, Kathryn Heller, Lynn Hunt, Linda Jones, Linda Kedigh, Jim Keiser, Diann King, Jean Knight, Kenny Lahna, Anthony Lawver, Carol Lyons, Judy MaUett, Jim Marlatt, Nancy Marshall, Marilyn Marstrell, Barbara Marstrell, Gary Mathews, Jerry McCormick, Sandra McCrone, Chester McCulley, Bill Merryman, Richard Miller, Edward Miller, Gary Miller, Miriam Miller, Shirley Moore, Frank Mulvane, Darlene Myers, Bonnie Myers, Sandra Newby, Joyce Nolan, Lee Ortt, Jim . Ortt, Larry Ott, Thelma Palmer, John Patrick, Eddie Plants, Carl Poland, Bruce Poo mum, Beverly Postel, Sue Powell, Delvin Raach, David Rauch, Tom Rennard, John Ross, Betty Rothenstein, Kappa Russell, Dan Russell, Frank Sauerbrey, Diane Shearer, Goldie Shryock, Gary Stevens, Nancy Stocker, Gary Stocker, Jon Swigert, Wayne Tedrick, Dennis Tedrick, Ronald Tennant, Everett Van Sickle, Edith Walker, Pete Walkup, Parry Watson, Lilly Whyde, Shirley Wigfield, Cynthia Williams, John Wilson, Janice JUNIOR HIGH Art, Earnest Barker, John Bidwell, David Bonnell, Leonard Bowers, Diane Bricker, David Brown. Kathy Clark, Phyllis Collins, Montel Conrad, David Couts, Karen Dennis, Danny Doolin, Loretta Duff, Dan Egler, Bill Emler, Randy Evans, Paul Ford, Lynn Funk, Jeffrey Garbrandt, Bill Garretson, Larry Ghere, Willie Graham. Jim Griffith, Sue Grimm, Paul Hartline, Catherine Johns, Glo Jordan, Edgar King, Alan King, Rodger Eighth Grade Knutsen, Virginia Lacey, John Lawrence, Donald Lawver, Mary Mackey, Nancy Maple, Rosealie Mardis, Teresa Mathews, Dick Mathews, Sharon Maurer, Lily McFadden, Wesley Meek, Willard Miller, Donald Miller, Ralph Moore, Carol Norman, Bobby Bill Oldt, Gerald Opphile, Carole Osier, Alan Ott, Larry Parks, Sandra Patton, June Philabaum, Lillie Phillips, Tom Pollock, Sandra Porcher, Kenny Ridgway, Jack Roan, Danny Rumberger, Carole Russell, Richard Ryan, Mickey Sanders, David Saylor, Linda Seiber, Tom Shaffer, Charles Shepard, Suzanne Sheppard, Betty Smith, Mary Starkey, Bill Stevens, Mike Stewart, Patsy St. John, Jeanie Sweitzer, Roy Tedrick, Roger Tennant, Harold Tennant, Linda Tish, Steve Walker, Annetta Watson, Tom West, Robert Whyde, June Wilkins, Jonathan Winters, Eugene Wise, Sarah Wurster, Joyce Zimmerman, Harry V kyJ Agricola, David Able, Wendell Aikins, Jean Art, Charles Baker, Sandy Bassett, Dixie Bassett, Gail Belt, Betty Benner, Bill Berg, Kristine Seventh Grade Berkshire, Sue Bower, Steve Bodenhimer, Charles Brode, Janet Burner, Terry Lynn Craigo, Rhea Lou Dorsey, Bobby Durben, Deanna Durben, Denny Eddy, Sandra K'. Elliott, Mary Erwin, Blanche Erwin. Ramona Etter, Doris Ferrell, Kristy Gadd, Danny Garbrandt, John Gaskill, Glenn Geese, John Gibson, David Gipe, Harry Grewell, Virginia Gross, Mary Goodall, Joyce Hammons, Loretta Hammond, Shelia Harris, Phillip Haver, Beverly Henry, Karen Hursey, Janet Huston, Richard Jones, Arthur Jones, Jack Johnson, Cheryl Kendrick, Jim King, Martha King, Carol Lahna, Kenneth Lehman, Judy Lewis, Ralph Little, Wayne Little, Ronald Little, Stephanie Luce, David Ludwig, Jimmy McCleary, Jacquie McCormick, Don McCormick, Ronnie Marquand, Edith Mathias, Barbara Mardis, Kenneth Marhover, Norma Jean Medley, Robert Meek, Jeffrey Meek, Rosalie Miller, Judy Miller, Sheila Miller, Theresa Miller, Wayne Moore, Doris Mullet, Karen Newell, David Oaklief. Kathy Ortt, Sharon Pappas, David Paulun, Roger Peddicord, Ronnie Rotruck, Eugene Rogers, Rosemary Russell, Steven Schupp, Clara Shyrock, Gail Smart, Virginia Smitley, Sandra Somogye, Mike Stephens, Gregory Stevens, Rick Stocker, Bobby Stoffer, Keith Stoffer, Nancy Stratton, Nancy Sweitzer, Richard Van Sickle, Billy Walkup, Donna Watson, Dallas Watson, Sherry Wentz, Lynne Williams, David Wilson, Richard Yanai, Patsy Zimmer, Bob Zimmerman, Mike JUNIOR OFFICERS John Murphy, Pres.; Calvin Ted-rick, Treas.; Warren Wilson, S. Chm.; Susan Oaklief, V. Pres.; Susan Wurster, Sec.; Dixie Hayes, S. Chm. SOPHOMORE OFFICERS: Kenny Shaw, V. Pres.; Skip Smith, Pres.; Dennis Barlow, Treas.; Don Hickman, S. Chm.; Pam Johnson, S. Chm. Not pictured: John Best, Sec. FRESHMAN OFFICERS: Gary Marstrell, Treas.; Mary Jo Dorsey, Pres.; Delvin Powell, V. Pres.; Sue Postel, Sec.; Pete Walker, S. Chm.; Nancy Marlatt, S. Chm. EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS: Sandra Parks, Treas.; Bobby Norman, Pres.; Joyce Wurster, V. Pres.; Mike Stevens, Sec.; Lynn Ford, S. Chm.; Sue Griffith, S. Chm.; Danny Roan, S. Chm. SEVENTH GRADE OFFICERS: Keith Stoffer, Sec.; Cheryl Johnson, Pres.; Bobby Dorsey, V. Pres.; Sheila Miller, Treas.; Jackie McCleary, S. Chm.; Henry Zimmer, S. Chm.; Kathy Oaklief, S. Chm.; Steve Russell, S. Chm. The Clock of Life “THE CLOCK OF LIFE IS WOUND BUT ONCE AND NO MAN HAS THE POWER TO TELL JUST WHEN THE HANDS WILL STOP AT LATE OR EARLY HOUR. NOW — IS THE ONLY TIME WE OWN LOVE — LIVE — TOIL WITH THE WILL. DO NOT WAIT UNTIL TOMORROW FOR THE CLOCK MIGHT THEN BE STILL.” 54 ORGA NIZA TIONS Senio FIRST ROW, left to right: Sandy Miller, Dorothy Smith, Sharon Opphile, Betty Guthrie, Bonnie Crater, Becky Carpenter, Ann Moore, Karen Hurst. SECOND ROW, left to right: Carolyn Duff, Carole Roan, Mary Ann Mullen, Nancy McCulley, Judy Marshall, Lynda McCants, Barbara Brode, Marianne Hudson. THIRD ROW, left to right: Diane Palmer, Sandy Sauerbrey, Judy Fairchild, Barbara Wolff, Hallie Sue Brown, Sue Oaklief, Linda Erskine, Marshall Fisher. Junio FIRST ROW’, left to right: Sue Postel, Mary Clouse, Miriam Craigo, Grace Ellen Bell, Shirley Whyde, Frances Heller, Peggy Cross, Delores Harbold, Kathryn Hart. SECOND ROW, left to right: Nancy Butler, Mary Jo Dorsey, Janet Beall, Sandy Myers, Nancy Shaffer, Shirley Carruthers, Patricia Burner, Kathryn Bash, Carolyn Hutchinson, Sue Bodenheimer. THIRD ROW, left to right: Sandra Burner. Barbara Davis, Diann Kiser. Sandra Bradshaw, Kaye Snell, Sandra Laurer, Nancy Weth, Beverly Poorman, Sandy Holdsworth, Marva Loader. Y-Teens FIRST ROW, left to right: Sue Wurster, Kareen Berg, Evelyn Duff, Mary Lou Riley, Dixie Hayes, Linda Couts, Patsy Jordan, Pearl Marquand. SECOND ROW, left to right: Bettie Kaye Borden-kircher, Linda Kissel, Sandy Waller, Gail Bricker, Martha Jean Dorsey, Donna Sweitzer, Kaye Russfell, Karen Glazer, Karolyn Dorsey, Mrs. Phillips, advisor. THIRD ROW, left to right: Dixie Evans, Marian Gaskill, Barbara Somogye, Janice Baker, Rachel Ann Phillips, Laura Brandon, Brenda Hootman. Y-Teens FIRST ROW, left to right: Carol Sue Davidson. Pamela Johnson, Darleen Duffy, Sandy McCormick Judy Smalley, Janice Treat, Cathy Rehard, Thelma Ott, Bonnie Myers, Miss Carson, advisor. SECOND ROW. left to right: Nancy Stevens, Patty Walkup. Darleen Mulvane, Jennie Mae Myers, Nancy McCants, Janet Hothem, Norma Smith, Dixie Welker, Melanie Van Dusen, Dianne Sauerbrey, Sue Milbum. THIRD ROW. left to right: Dianne McMiDien, Marilyn Marshall, Cynthia Wigfield, Linda Ashleman, Cheryl Barthalowe, Linda Hunt, Cathy Harper, Nancy Marlatt, Karen Mullet, Carol Stoffer, Diana McCleary. Senio FIRST ROW, left to right: John Buss, Dave Brown, Clyde Knutsen, Paul Morrison, Bob Smith, Dave Greathouse, Barry Pickett, Walt Bates, Tom Huffman. SECOND ROW, left to right: Paul Haver, Ronald Augustine, Skeeter Mayhew, Kenny Brenneman, Jim Van Sickle, Frosty Mullet, Don Hickman, Mickey Mayhew. THIRD ROW, left to right: Larry McElhaney, Jim Saylor, Sanford Steed, George Whyde, Doug MacQueen, Harry Basehart, Curt Hinds, Dennis Barlow. Junioi FIRST ROW, left to right: Billy Van Sickle, Wendell Ahle, Jeff Meeks, Dave Pappas, Jack Jones, Richard McCormick, Denny Durben, Rick Stevens, Kenneth Lahna, Roger Poland, Ronnie Little. SECOND ROW, left to right: Dennis Tedrick, Glenn Gaskill, Bob Dorsey, Steve Russell, Gary Shy-rock, Jim West, David Bricker, David Luce, Ralph Lewis, Bill Benner, Kenny Mardis. THIRD ROW, left to right: Lester Garretson, John Williams, Dave Raach, Danny Dennis, Tommy Phillips, Ronnie Tedrick, Wayne Swigert, Carl Plants, Eugene Rotruck, Dave Dewell. Hi-Y FIRST ROW, left to right: Kenny Shaw, Leonard Hart, Larry Marlatt, Jack Moore, Doyle Rann, Skip Smith, Jerry Addy, James Ruby. SECOND ROW, left to right: Fred Opphile, Roger Kedigh, Buddy Best, John Davis, Dan Berkshire, Bob Waelde, Gary Hickman, Bob Leonhard,-advisor. THIRD ROW, left to right: Terry Wise, Richard Watson, Barney Smith, Jim Ryan, Bob Robinson, Bob Craigo, Tom Atkinson, Garry Marlatt. Hi-Y FIRST ROW, left to right: Randy Emler, Dave Sanders, Mickey Ryan, Charlie Art, Danny Gadd, Charlie Shaffer, Ronnie Peddicord, Harry Gipe, Edgar Jordon, Phil Harris. Terry Harper. SECOND ROW, left to right: Bobby Bill Norman, Tom Seibfcr, Alan King, Bill Staricey, Gary Stocker, Richard Russell, Bob Durben. Chet McCrone, Alan Osier. Mr. Braun, advisor. THIRD ROW, left to right: John Palmer, Alvin Art, Paul Grimm, Jack Ridgeway, Garry Gunn, Earnest Art, Larry Garretson, Gerald Oldt, Fred Brown, Tom Eckleberry. 5 ; The Junio1 FIRST ROW, left to right: Karen Henry, Sue Griffith, Jeannie St. John, Dixie Bassett, Betty Belt, Theresa Miller, Edith Marquand, Sheila Hammond. SECOND ROW, left to right: Mrs. Portz, advisor; Stephanie Little, Carol Moore, Linda Tennant, Betty Shephard, Tom Watson, Mike Stevens. THIRD ROW, left to right: Carol Rumhurger, Karen Couts, June Patton, Sandra Parks, Joyce Wurster, Virginia Knutsen, Barbara Mathias, Jim Ortt. National Thespian Society FIRST ROW, left to right: Mrs. Portz, advisor; Sandy Miller, Diane Palmer, Mary Ann Mullen, Barbara Somogye, Nancy McCulley, Becky Carpenter, Hallie Sue Brown, Bonnie Crater, Marian Gaskill. SECOND ROW, left to right: Peter Doss, Bob Robinson, Judy Marshall, Linda Kissel, Lynda McCants, Larry Stocker, Kaye Russell, Linda Erskine, Judy Fairchild. THIRD ROW, left to right: Jim Van Sickle, Dave Brown, Kenny Brenneman, Bob Craigo, Larry Marlatt, Jim Ryan, Ralph Smith, Gary Hickman. Dramatics Club FIRST ROW, left to right: Jonathan Wilken, Lynn Ford, Martha King, Beverly Haver, Sherry Watson. Glo Johns, Patsy Yanai, Lillie Philabaum. SECOND ROW, left to right: Dave Conrad, Catherine Hartline. Sandra Pollack, Mary Gross, Lily Maurer, Sue Sheperd, Jacquie McCleary, Mrs. Stoffer, advisor. THIRD ROW, left to right: Harry Zimmerman, Mary Ann Smith, Kathy Brown, Delvin Powell, Miriam Miller, Kathy Oaklief, Diane Bower. Gun Club FIRST ROW, left to right: Dennis Pittson, Don Baker Dick McCune, Jim Tufford, John Kissel, Pete Walker, Ralph Smith, Melvin Duhamel. Sonny Anderson Jim Everhart. SECOND ROW, left to right: George Everhart, Lester Vogt, Jerry Stocker, John Gray Larry Stocker lorn Rauch, Art Steed, Mr. Curnutte, advisor. THIRD ROW. left to right: M. Sharrock, advisor; Terry Silverthome, Jim Pappas, Dave Tish, John Williams, Jim Mallet, Harry Brown, Pete Doss, Jim Creachbaum. 61 Student Council FIRST ROW, left to right: Bob Dorsey, Kenny Shaw, Cheryl Johnson, Mary Jo Dorsey, Bobby Bill Norman, Skip Smith. SECOND ROW, left to right: Delvin Powell, Buddy Best, Joyce Wurster, Sue Oaklief, Garry Marlatt, John Murphy. Junior Hobby Club FIRST ROW, left to right: Ronald McCormick, Richard Huston. Greg Stephans, David Gibson, Arthur Jones, Bob Stocker, David Medley. SECOND ROW, left to right: John Geese. Steve Bower, Jim Kendrick, Keith Stoffer, Dave Williams, Wayne Miller, Terry Burner, Henry Zimmer. THIRD ROW, left to right: Dick Wilson. Wayne Little, Mike Zimmerman, David Agricola, Jim Ludwig, Charles Bodenheimer, Mr. Hinds, advisor. Photography Club FIRST ROW. left to right: Carl Moss, Larry Ortt, Don Lawrence, Gary Shyrock, Montel Collins, Don Miller, Dan Russell, Richard Merryman. SECOND ROW, left to right: Roland Meeks, Gary Miller, Anthony Laney, Frank Russell, Jim Cutshall, Bill McCulley, Gene Edwards, Chet Meek. THIRD ROW, left to right: Kenny Knight, Jim Graham, Evertt Tennant, Mr. Riffle, advisor; John Rennard, Edward Grewell. 62 Science Club FIRST ROW, left to right: John Bower, Gary Johnson, John Berg, Boh Egler, Calvin Tedrick, Bill Parks. SECOND ROW, left to right: Mr. Hinds, advisor; Bill Hogue, Gary Marstrell, John Murphy, Joe Martin. THIRD ROW, left to right: John Zeiner, Tom Reppart, Darrell Powell, Jerry Rankin, John Fantin. Library Club FIRST ROW, left to right: Marian Gaskill, Miriam Miller, Janet Hothem. Jennie Mae Myers, Carolyn Dulaney. SECOND ROW. left to right: Marilyn Marshall, Carol Wilson, Carole Roan, Cynthia Wigfield, Bonnie Crater, Mrs. Bowling, advisor. THIRD ROW, left to right: John Zeiner, Tom Reppart, Lester Vogt, Skip Smith, Pete Walker, Mickey Mayhew. National Honor Society FIRST ROW, left to right: Mr. Hinds, advisor: Sandy Miller. Diane Palmer, Lynda McCants, Rachel Ann Phillips, Karen Hurst, Sue Wurster, Ruby Davis. SECOND ROW. left to right: Larry Carney, Kenny Brenneman, Linda Erskine. Barbara Brode. Kaye Russell. Sue Oaklief, Dean Geese. THIRD ROW, left to right: Calvin Tedrick, Bob Smith, Doug MacQueen, Darrell Powell, Marshall Fisher, Garry Marlatt. 63 Future Homemakers of America FIRST ROW, left to right: Mary Ellen Haver, Jean Elliott, Edith Van Sickle, Ruby Davis, Judy Widder, Donna Mincks, Diane Ortt, Janice Strickmaker, Sue Gadd, Grace Kehl, Florence Bash, Carolyn Dulaney, Linda Schlagel. SECOND ROW, left to right: Mrs. Swigert, advisor; Beverly Grubbs, Judy Berg, Mary Gadd, Sharon Fouch, Gladys Wise, Bonnie Moore, Renee Cramblet, Mary Jane Grey, Pauline Bowers, Bonnie Taylor, Lelia Eggleston, Carol Wilson. THIRD ROW, left to right: Donna Brandon, Carolyn Moore, Mary Ann Johnson, Jean King, Sylvia Creachbaum, Darlene Norman, Judy Fairchild, Barbara Somogye, Linda Kissel. Music Club FIRST ROW, left to right: Nancy Stoffer, Christine Berg, Cheryl Johnson, Joyce Goodall, Rosemary Rogers, Mary Elliott, Sandra Baker, Donna Walkup, Ramona Erwin, Luritta Hammond, Janet Hursey. SECOND ROW, left to right: Alyce Fouch, Rhea Craigo, Janet Brode, Christine Ferrell, Nancy Stratton, Dianna Durben, Lynne Wentz, Sandra Eddy, Karen Mullet, Sharon Ortt, Blanche Erwin. THIRD ROW, left to right: Judy Lehman, Sue Berkshire, Doris Moore, Sandra Smith, Virginia Grewell, Rosalie Meek, Virginia Smart, Jeanie Aikins, Gail Basset. 64 A THLETICS STEVE MYERS Senior Guard Schedule We They Tuscarawas Valley ____________________________________12 15 Loudcnvillc 6 Carrollton 0 33 Zanesville Rosecrans 6 0 Strasburg 32 13 Tuscarawas 8 28 Uhrichsville _ 6 42 Byesville 28 0 Dennison 24 8 66 LARRY STOCKER Senior Punter GARRY MARLATT Senior End lf5 BOB CRAIGO Senior Center 67 BOB ROBINSON Senior End SIDNEY JONES GARY MATTHEWS DOYLE RANN CHET MEEK Junior Halfback Junior Quarterback Junior Halfback Junior Halfback DAN BERKSHIRE Junior End WARREN WILSON Junior Guard FRED MOORE Junior Guard WALT BATES Junior Center BOB BRAUN Head Coach DUKE CURNUTTE Assistant Coach CURT HINDS Junior Halfback GLENN MULLET Junior Fullback ROGER KEDIGH Junior Center JOHN BEST Sophomore Tackle SKIP SMITH Sophomore Halfback JOHN FANTIN Sophomore End JIM PAPPAS CHARLES COLLINS JOHN PALMER PETE WALKER Sophomore End Freshman End Freshman Quarterback Freshman Halfback DAN RUSSELL JON STOCKER ROY MAYHEW PAUL HAVER Freshman Fullback Freshman Guard Junior Manager Junior Manager 69 FIRST ROW: John Berg, Jon Stocker, John Palmer, Pete Walker, Harry Brown, Tom Raych. SECOND ROW: Delvin Powell. Gary' Gunn, Fred Brown, Charles Collins, Dan Russell, Gene Riffle, Coach. Wayne Swigert. BOB LEONHARD Athletic Director Eighth Grade Coach Freshman Football Eighth Grade Football GENE RIFFLE Freshman Coach FIRST ROW: Bobby Bill Norman. Kenny Porcher, Phil Harris, Montel Collins, Dave Williams, Edgar Jordan, Charlie Shaffer, Tim W:est, Tom W'atson, Dave Pappas. SECOND ROW: Bill Egler, Harry Zimmerman. Emest Art, Dick Matthews, Bob Leonhard, coach, Mike Zimmerman. Roger King, Danny Roan, David Bidwell, Mike Stevens, Alan Osier. STANDING, left to right: Larry Stocker, Tom Atkinson, Bob Robinson, Jim Pappas, Larry McElhaney, John Best. Curt Hinds, Glenn Mullet, John Fanton, Bob Braun. SEATED: Garry Marlatt, Bob Waelde, Bill Ludwig, Don Hickman, Jonathan Wilkin, Kenneth Brenneman, Pete Walker, Bill McCulley, Jim Tufford. BOB BRAUN Track Coach Track Team Baseball Team TED MARTIN Baseball Coach TANDING, left to right: Clark Smith. Walter Bates, Gary Mrthewa Doyle: Kam, ohn Berg Dave , i ?• ponn ic r;h Untnip Paul Momson, Gary Gunn, Chester McCrone, led Martin. oiLAitu. SJir! £yMaS Jolm Beal. Boh Robinson. Cur, Hinds. Glenn Mullet, John Fanton. Jim 'an Sickle, Doug McQueen, Larry Carney . 71 BOB ROBINSON Senior Center GARY HICKMAN Senior Guard TOM ATKINSON Senior Guard LARRY McELHANEY Senior Forward GARRY MARLATT Senior Forward Bask tball GARY MATTHEWS Junior Guard SKIP SMITH Sophomore Guard JOHN FANTIN Sophomore Center WALT BATES Junior Forward JIM VAN SICKLE Junior Forward 73 John Best John Zeiner Glenn Mullet Barry Pickett Reserves Ted Martin Jim Ruby Curt Hinds Pete Walker Doyle Rann Gary Gunn John Berg BOB LEONHARD Varsity Coach TED MARTIN Reserve Coach BOB BRAUN Jr. High Coach Junior High Basketball SEATED, left to right: Tom Seiber, Keith Stoffer, Bill Ludwig, Jonathan Wilkin, Edgar Jordan, Charlie Shaffer, Kenny Porcher. STANDING: Dave Williams, Phil Harris, Dave Agricola, Danny Dennis. Harry Zimmerman, Bob Braun, coach, Ernie Art, Dick Matthews, Dave Bidwell. MARY ANN MULLEN Head Majorette CAROLE THOMAS MARILYN MARSHALL Marching FIRST ROW: Sandra Miller, Marilyn Bonnell, Janet Hothem, Barbara Wolff, Sandra Parks, Sarah Wise, Diann Keiser, Joyce Newby, Kenny Knight. SECOND ROW: Richard Bonnell, Judy Lyons, Sandy Myers, Dick Wilson, Nancy McCulley, Miriam Craigo, Janice Baker, Sue Griffith, Larry Marlatt. 76 THIRD ROW: Dixie Hayes, Douglas MacQueen, Billy .VlcCulley, Ruhame Milligan, John Murphy, Tom Phillips, John Buss, Jim Van Sickle, Nancy Marlatt. FOURTH ROW: Lester Vogt, Bill Parks, Kenneth Brenneman, Diane Palmer, Marva Loader, John Williams, Wesley McFadden, Don Hickman, Tom Sciber. DIANA McCLEARY SUE MJLBURN JANET HOTHEM Alternate 77 Concer FIRST ROW, left to right: Sandy Miller, Barbara Wolff, Mary Ann Mullen, Judy Gunn, Sandy Parks. SECOND ROW, left to right: Sarah Wise, David Agricola, Diana McCleary, Joyce Newby, Sandy Myers, June Patton, Dick Wilson, Harry Zimmerman. THIRD ROW, left to right: Nancy Stoffer, Diann Keiser, Kenneth Knight, Sue Griffith, Judy Lehman, Marva Loader, Dixie Hayes, John W illiams, Don Hickman, Diane Palmer, Wesley McFadden. Pep Band FIRST ROW, left to right: Mary Ann Mullen, student director, Sandy Miller, Barbara Wolff, Diana McCleary, Joyce Newby, Diann Keiser, Sandra Myers, John Buss, Gary Johnson, Tom Phillips, SECOND ROW, left to right: Diane Palmer, Marva Loader, Wes McFadden, Don Hickman, Bill Parks, Nancy Marlatt, Doug MacQueen, Bill McCulley, Kenneth Brenneman. 78 Band FIRST ROW, left to right: Janet Hothem, Terry Courtwright, Janice Baker, Carole Thomas, Miriam Craigo, Nancy McCulley. SECOND ROW, left to right: Marilyn Marshall, Helen Jane Norman, Melvin Duhamel, John Buss, Sue Milburn, Gary Johnson, Larry Marlatt, John Murphy, Jim Van Sickle. THIRD ROW, left to right: Bill Parks, Larry Carney, Jim Kennedy, director, Tom Seiber, Nancy Marlatt, Dean Geese, Bill McCulley, Kenneth Brenneman, Doug MacQueen. Dance Band SEATED: Don Hickman, Dixie Hayes. STANDING, left to right: Jim Van Sickle, Larry Marlatt, Tom Phillips, Kenneth Brenneman, Doug MacQueen, Larry Carney. JIM KENNEDY Director of Instrumental Music KRISTY FERRELL KATHY BROWN MARY LOU RILEY Head Cheerleader JOYCE WURSTER HELEN JANE NORMAN NANCY STRATTON KAREN HURST EVELYN DUFF Cheerleaders Left to right: Sharon Opphile, Gail Brieker, Priscilla Dayton, Barbara Brode, Hallie Sue Brown. Drill MARILYN MEEKS Captain Left to right: Linda Kissel, Barbara Somogye, Becky Carpenter, Sandy Sauerbrey, Marianne Hudson, Darlene Norman. Class Setuor Class Play “The Curious Savage” SEATED, left to right: Linda Kissel, Diane Palmer, Pat Zimmerman, Lynda McCants, Nancy Me-Culley, Pauline Bowers, Mrs. Portz, director, David Barber, Linda Erskine, Sandy Miller, Carole Roan, Judy Marshall. STANDING, left to right: Larry Stocker, Beck Carpenter, Jim Ryan, Larry Marlatt, Pete Doss, Gary Hickman, Marilyn Meeks, Sandy Sauerhrey, Marian Gaskill, Sonny Anderson, Larry McElhaney, Jim Saylor, John Davis, Boh Craigo, Janet Baker, Janet Davis, Carol Wilson, Dixie Evans, Judy Beiter, Marshall Fisher, Bettie Kaye Bordenkircher. Cast Florence ......_........................ Sandy Miller Titus Jim Ryan Diane Palmer Lily Belle _____________________________ Judy Marshall Fairy ................................. Carol Roan Becky Carpenter Linda Kissel Mrs. Savage ________________________ Mary Ann Mullen Mrs. Paddy ................................. Linda Erskine Lynda McCants Pauline Bowers Miss Wilhelmina ____________________________ Kaye Russell Jeffrey______________________________________ Gary Hickman Nancy McCulley Hannibal ________________________________ Peter Doss Doctor Emmett............................. Larry Marlatt Samuel ...................................... Bob Craigo John Thomas ............................ Pat Zimmerman Larry Stocker David Barbar DIRECTOR ________ Mrs. Portz BUSINESS MAKE-UP Marian Gaskill MANAGERS Marshall Fisher, Sandra Sauerhrey Bettie Kaye Bordenkircher PROPERTIES ...........—............ Marilyn Meeks STAGE CREW Sanford Steed, Jim Saylor, Larry Judy Fairchild McElhaney, Sonny Anderson, Richard Watson, John Davis USHERS Dixie Evans, Peggy Marstrell, Carolyn Dulaney, Janet Baker, Carol Wilson, Brenda Hootman, Diane Palmer, Sandy Miller, Judy Beiter, Rosemary Warner, Nancy McCulley, Janet Davis 84 Plays Junior Class Play “Once in a Lifetime” FIRST ROW, left to right: Walt Bates, Barry Pickett, Roy Mayhew, Gail Bricker, Priscilla Dayton, Pearl Marquand, Bill Parks, Martha Jean Dorsey, Karolyn Dorsey, Bonnie Moore, Mary Jane Grey, Barbara Wolff, Mrs. Stoffer, director. SECOND ROW: Carole Thomas, Sue Wurster, Linda Couts, Sharon Opphile, Hallie Sue Brown, Sandy Waller, Barbara Brode, Donna Mincks, Janice Baker, Kareen Berg, Rachel Ann Phillips, Dixie Hayes, Sue Oaklief, Karen Glazer, Janice Strickmaker. Evelyn Duff. Patsy Jordan, Betty Guthrie, Karen Hurst, Jim Kennedy, director. THIRD ROW: Boh Smith, Joe Martin, Darrell Powell, Doug MacQueen, Jim Van Sickle, Kenneth Brenneman, George Whyde, Jim Ruby, Bill Hogue, Fred Opphile. Cast Jeff Ross ______________________ Jim Van Sickle Emily.......................... Barbara Brode Konrad ................... Kenneth Brenneman Laurie York___________________ Rachael Ann Phillips Rodrey..........................-...Barry Pickett Stella ._.................. Hallie Sue Brown Halsted Dinsmore . . Douglas MacQueen Dancers Pearl Marquant. Donna Mincks, Sandy Waller, Linda Couts DIRECTORS............................. Rachel Stoffer Jim Kennedy PROMPTERS ..................................... Karen Hurst Susan Oaklief PROPERTIES______________________________________Betty Guthrie Susan Wurster LIGHTS.................................Bob Smith Roy Mayhew SOUND EFFECTS....................... Bill Hogue SET DESIGN .............. Mary Marshall DANCES STAGED BY Beverly Sharrock The Daya Dixie Hayes The Daro ...................... -..... Darrell Powell Zara .................... -_________ Carole Thomas Katinka .................. Karen Glazer Carmena .................. Kareen Berg _________________________________________Walter Bates Boy______________________________________Roy Mayhew Gypsies . Karolyn Dorsey, Martha Jean Dorsey, Bonnie Moore, Janice Baker, Priscilla Dayton. Evelyn Duff, Sue Wurster, Patsy Jordan, Sharon Opphile, Barbara Wolff, Gail Bricker, Mary Jane Gray, Janice Strickmaker, Bill Parks, Joe Martin STAGE CREW George Whyde, Jim Ruby, Earl McCormick, Fred Opphile USHERS .............. Donna Sweitzer, Nancy Clark, Ruth Harris, Janet Lyons, Gladys Wise, Sharon Fouch, Alyce Fouch, Mary Gadd 85 “The Stolen Prince” SEATED, left to right: Diane Palmer, Lynda McCants-Student Director, Bonnie Crater, Helen Jane Norman. STANDING: Sandy Miller, Marian Gaskill, Alice Hazlett, Jim Ryan, Larry Marlatt, Dave Brown, Peter Doss. Thespian Plays MRS. BOWLING Director MRS. PORTZ Advisor “The Valiant” “The Plum Tree” SEATED: Mary Ann Mullen, Bob Robinson, Kaye Russell—Student SEATED: Linda Kissel, Linda Erskine—Student Director, Hallie Director. STANDING: Jim Van Sickle, Gary Hickman, Bob Craigo, Sue Brown. STANDING: Judy Marshall, Nancy McCulley, Barbara Kenneth Brenneman. Somogye, Judy Fairchild. Prince of Peace Left to right. Local Winners: Kenny Brenneman, Nancy McCants—County Winner, Barbara Brode—County Alternate, Rachel Ann Phillips—District Alternate, Mary Ann Mullen—County Alternate. Student Announcers BECKY CARPENTER Assistant LYNDA McCANTS Drama Clinic SEATED left to right: Linda Erskine. Kenneth Brenneman, Mrs. Portz, Jin, Van Sickle, Lynda Me-Cants. STANDING: Larry Marlatt, Peter Doss, Jim Ryan, Carole Roan, Becky Carpenter, Nancy McCulley. 87 Eighth Grade Test SEATED, left to right: John Lacey, Phyliss Clark, Mary Ann Smith, Teresa Mardis, Carol Rum-berger, Jeannie St. John, Joyce Wureter, Wesley McFadden, Jonathan Wilkin, Alan King. STANDING: Mike Stevens, Tom Watson, Harry Zimmerman, Steve Tish, Paul Grimm, Tom Phillips, Gerald Oldt, Bill Starkey, Bobby Bill Norman, Alan Osier, Mr. Needham. Senior Scholarship Team FIRST ROW, left to right: Garry Marlatt, Bob Robinson, Ralph Smith, Buddy Best, Steve Myers, Larry Carney, Leonard Hart, Dean Geese, Tom Atkinson, Gary Hickman, Jim Ryan. SECOND ROW: Sandy Miller, Lynda McCants, Linda Kissel, Mary Lou Riley, Barbara Somogye, Linda Erskine, Bonnie Crater, Kaye Russell, Janet Davis, Carol Wilson. THIRD ROW: Helen Jane Norman, Diane Palmer, Peggy Marstrell, Marshall Fisher, Judy Elliott, Nancy McCulley, Becky Carpenter, Marilyn Meeks, Bettie Kaye Bordenkircher, Marian Gaskill, Alic Hazlett, Carolyn Dulaney, Judy Widder. Scholars 88 Wooster Scholarship Team 1959 FIRST ROW, left to right: Darrell Powell, John Berg, Jim Van Sickle, Bill Hogue, Boh Smith, Garry Marlatt, Clark Smith, John Fantin, John Zeiner, Tom Reppart, John Murphy. SECOND ROW, left to right: Janet Hothem, Carol Stoffer, Norma Smith, Cathy Rehard, Marva Loader, Dixie Welker, Diane Palmer, Sandy Miller, Donna Sweitzer, Darlene Norman. THIRD ROW, left to right: Nancy Marlatt, Miriam Miller, Janet Beal, Mary Jo Dorsey, Kaye Russell, Paul Norman, Dennis Barlow, Doug MacQueen, Tom Atkinson, Janet Davis, Bill Parks, Ron Augustine. ip Teams Wooster Scholarship Team 1958 FIRST ROW left to right: Dennis Barlow, Tom Reppart, Bill Hogue, Skip Smith, Kenneth Brenne-man, Darrell Powell, John Murphy, Doug MacQueen SECOND ROW, lei. to right: Ka.l.y Rehard, Sandy Miller, Linda Erskine, Kaye Russell, Hetty Guthrie Rachel Ann Plnlhps, Karen Hurst, Barbara Brode, Marva Loader. THIRD ROW, lei. to right: Carole S.ofler, Judy Fairchild, Marshall Fisher, Carry Marlatt, Bob Smith, Dean Ceese, Lester Vogt, -Steve Myers. 89 Home Nursing Class FIRST TABLE, clockwise: Bonnie Crater, Mary Lou Riley, Judy Widder, Mrs. Swigert, Carol Wilson, Joanne Walker, Mary Ann Mullen, Helen Jane Norman, Barbara Somogye, Linda Kissel, Carolyn Dulaney, Reba Heston. SECOND TABLE, clockwise: Carolyn Dansby, Delphine Newby. Ruth Harris, Ruth Ann Favors, Janet Baker. Betty Lacey, Bettie Kaye Bordenkircher, Dixie Evans, Patsy Jordan, Gladys Wise, Ruby Davis, Sharon Fouch, Bonnie Taylor, Pauline Bowers. Left to right: Karen Hurst, Linda Kissel, Sandy Miller, Linda Sue Erskine, Lynda McCants, Carolyn Duff, Helen Jane Norman, Mary Lou Riley. Office Girls Chorus FIRST ROW, left to right: Janet Baker, Alyce Foucn, Reba Heston, Patsy Jordan, Sharon Fouch. Gladys Wise, Dixie Lee Hayes, Mary Gadd, Ruth Harris, Pete Walker. SECOND ROW: Don Baker, Harry Brown, Larry Stocker, Terry Wise, Richard Watson, Jim Creachbaum, Sanford Steed, Jim Kennedy, director. Cafeteria Helpers SEATED, left to right: Nomia Marfaover, Dianne Miller, Karen Henry, Stephanie Little, Shiela Miller. Diane McMillan. STANDING: Wayne Swigert, Janet Lyons, Linda Bowers. Pearl Marquand. Janice Treat, Diane Bowers, Sue Sheppard, Bruce Poland. 91 Varsity N FIRST ROW, left to right: John Fantin, Doug MacQueen, Tom Atkinson, Garry Marlatt, Larry Carney, Pete Walker, Walt Bates. SECOND ROW: Lester Vogt, Boh Craigo, Ralph Smith, Buddy Best, Steve Myers, Larry McElhaney, Gary Hickman, Bob Robinson, Larry Stocker, Glenn Mullet. THIRD ROW: Gary Matthews, John Best, Kenneth Brenneman, Jim Van Sickle, Paul Haver, Dan Berkshire, Warren Wilson, Curt Hinds, Bob Braun. Pep Club FIRST ROW: Diane Palmer, Marshall Fisher, Nancy McCulley, Peggy Marstrell, Janice Baker, Sharon Ophile, Carole Thomas, Hallie Sue Brown, Marianne Hudson, Susan Oaldief, Rachel Ann Phillips, Betty Gutherie, Barbara Brode. SECOND ROW: Nancy McCants, Janet Hothem, Mary Ann Mullen, Linda Kissel, Sandy Miller, Janet Brode, Rosemary Rogers, Nancy Straton, Kristy Farrell, Cheryl Johnson, Joyce Goodall, Kristine Berg, Kathy Oaklief. THIRD ROW’: Marva Loader, Pam Johnson, Evelyn Duff, Priscilla Dayton, Sandy Waller, Gail Bricker, Sue Wurster, Janice Strickmaker, Bonnie Moore, Donna Mincks, Linda Crouch, Pearl Marquand, June Patton. FOURTH ROW: Carol Rumberger, Bonnie Crater, Carole Roan, Kaye Russell, Karen Hurst, Mary Lou Riley, Helen Jane Norman, Karolyn Dorsey, Mary Jane Gray, Barbara Marstrell, Miriam Craigo, Karen Couts, Joyce Wurster. FIFTH ROW: Sandy Parks, Dixie Welker, Cathy Rehard, Jennie Mae Myers, Carole Stoffer, Buddy Best, Larry Marlatt, Tom Huffman, Barney Smith, Fred Opphile, Larry Stocker, Dave Brown. SIXTH ROW: Sue Berkshire, Nancy Stoffer, Jackie McCleary, Judy Lehman. Homecoming The 1958-59 Homecoming queen and attendants were chosen by popular vote of the high school students. The ceremonies were sponsored by the Senior Hi-Y Club. The escorts were senior members of the Hi-Y and were chosen by the club. A special crowning assembly was held with Garry Marlatt officiating. That evening there was a football game and a homecoming dance. PAGE 94, left to right: Garry Marlatt, president of Hi-Y crowning Queen Helen Jane; Homecoming Court at crowning assembly—Bonnie and Tom, Mickey and Nancy, Larry and Helen Jane, Jim and Mary Ann, Gary and Bonnie, Mary Ann and Jim, Queen Helen Jane Norman, Mickey and Nancy, Bonnie and Tom, Gary and Bonnie; Court at Homecoming dance; Homecoming pep rally. PAGE 95, left to right: Queen presenting football to captains Larry McElhaney and Boh Robinson; What’s so funny?; Queen Helen Jane escorted by Larry Marlatt, Mary Ann Mullen escorted by Jim Ryan, Nancy’ McCulley escorted by Mickey Mayhew; Court at football game; Bonnie Crater escorted by Tom Atkinson, Bonnie Taylor escorted by Gary Hickman. Senior Band Members SEATED, left to right: Sandy Miller, Kaye Russell, Helen Jane Norman, Nancy McCulley, Mary Ann Mullen. STANDING: Larry Marlatt, Dean Geese, Larry Carney, Marshall Fisher, Diane Palmer. ELKS LEADERSHIP CONTEST ROTARY WORLD AFFAIRS INSTITUTE Marshall Fisher Garry Marlatt Judy Marshall Marshall Fisher United Nations Study Tour Left to right: Janet Hothem, Norma Smith, Lynda McCants, Linda Erskine, Judy Marshall, Mary Ann Mullen, Bettie Kaye Bordenkircher. FUTURE HOMEMAKER OF TOMORROW CHERRY PIE CHAMP Ruth Ann Favors Barbara Somogye Buckeye Boys9 and Girls? States Left to right: Larry Carney, Garry Marlatt, Marshall Fisher, Sandy Miller, Mickey Mayhew, Dean Geese. SENIOR LIBRARIAN OF THE YEAR Carol Ann Wilson FIRST PLACE-COUNTY—SENIOR SCHOLARSHIP TEST Dean Geese 97 Spring King and Queen 1959 SPRING KING AND QUEEN COURT ’62—Mary Jo Dorsey, John Palmer; ’61—Jennie Mae Myers, John Best; King and Queen—Bob Robinson, Bonnie Crater; ’59—Helen Jane Norman, Tom Atkinson; ’60—Karen Hurst, Tom Huffman. Career Day National Honor Society Initiation Newcomerstown’s annual Career Day was held on April 24. Guest schools were Gnadenhutton, Post Washington, Stone Creek, and Tuscarawas. The afternoon was divided into three periods in which the upperclassmen could discuss the various vocations with their respective consultants. Best Hotrodders Judy Marshall anil Buddy Best Seniors’ Most Popular Helen Jane Norman and Buddy Best Most Athletic Pauline Bowers and Bob Robinson Best Personalities Gary Hiekman and Marshall Fisher Best All-Around Students Marshall Fisher and Garry Marlatt Most Attractive and Handsomest Nancy McCulley and Terry Wise Most Studious Larry Carney and Janet Davis Silliest Laughs Mary Lou Riley and Richard Watson 100 Best 1 nstrurnentalists Dean Geese and Sandy Miller Best Vocalists Jim Saylor and Mary Ann Mullen Biggest Flirts Lynda McCants and Terry Wise Most Dignified Dean Geese and Peggy Marstrell Most Dependable Garry Marlatt and Diane PalJ® Friendliest Smiles Helen Jane Norman and Tom Atkinson Best Dressed Mickey Mayhew and Becky Carpenter Most Co-Operative Gary Hickman and Marshall Fisher Most Energetic Linda Erskine and John Davis Ablest Speakers Lynda McCants and Gary Hickman Best Class Spirit Marshall Fisher and Buddy Best Friendliest Best Dancers Keenest Wits Best Actor and Actress Gar)- Hickman and Helen Jane Norman Buddy Beat and Mary Lou Riley Bonnie Crater and Richard Watson Bob Robinson and Mary Ann Mullen 101 Junior-Senior All-Night Party JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM AT THE ELKS BALLROOM en mi Our buses and one of our twelve bus drivers. Chaperone JIM KENNEDY Greyhounds! Find it? Fifty-eight seniors and their two chaperones left Monday night, May 18, for Washington, D. C. The highlights of their trip were the Whitehouse, Capitol, Smithsonian Institute, Mount Vernon, Lincoln. Jefferson, Iwo Jima. and Washington Memorials, zoo, wax museum, Arlington Cemetery, Supreme Court, Bureau of Engraving and Printing? and a moonlight cruise down the Potomac to Marshall Hall Amusement Park. After two full days of tours and fun they returned home—a bunch of tired kids with wonderful, unforgettable memories of their senior class trip. FIRST ROW. left to right: Carolyn Dulaney, Peggy Marstrell. Sandy Sauerbrey, Janet Baker, Dixie Evans, Janet Davis. Bettie Kaye Bordenkircher, Marian Gaskill, Lynda McCants, Kaye Russell. Mary Lou Riley, Bonnie Crater. Helen Jane Norman, Linda Erskine, Alice Hazlett, Carol Wilson, Carole Roan. SECOND ROW: Rosemary Warner, Bonnie Taylor, Marilyn Meeks, Sandy Miller, Linda Kissel, Barbara Somogye, Marshall Fisher, Jim Kennedy, D. B. Roeder, Diane Palmer, Judy Beiter, Nancy McCulley. Becky Carpenter, Judy Marshall. Judy Fairchild. THIRD ROW: 04 1lass Trip We took a moonlight cruise. Dan McMullen, Larry Loader, Bob Robinson, Richard Watson, Tom Atkinson, Terry Wise, Jim Ryan, Larry Marlatt, John Davis, Buddy Best, Jim Saylor, Larry Stocker, Leonard Hart, Lester Vogt. FOURTH ROW: Garry Marlatt, Steve Myers, Melvin Duhamel, Dean Geese, Terry Silver-thorne. Bob Craigo, Larry McElhaney, Mickey Mayhew, Sonny Anderson, Gary Hickman, Kenny Haas, Peter Doss, Sanford Steed, Jim Creachbaum. 105 BACCALAUREATE Newcomerstown High School Auditorium SUNDAY, MAY 24, 1959 2:00 P. M. Processional __________________________________ Organ “Pomp and Circumstance” — Elgar Invocation __________________________ Rev. Earl Goodwin E. U. B. Church Choir, Directed by James Kennedy “Crusader’s Hymn” (Beautiful Savior) — Frederick Wick “Prayer” Russian Hymn — Alexis T. Lwoff Scripture Reading ____________________ Rev. John Fabian Lutheran Church Prayer_____________________________ Rev. Douglas Peters Baptist Church Sermon — “Well Done”________________Rev. S. P. Ozmun College Street Methodist Church “Come Thou Almighty King” __________________ Congregation Benediction ______________________ Rev. Clare St. John Church of the Nazarene Recessional _________________________________________ Organ “War March of the Priests” — Mendelssohn Organ Accompanist — Dixie Lee Hayes BOARD OF EDUCATION Mrs. Marvin K. Loader, President; Parker Burge, Vice President; Arthur Oaklief, Donald Wolff, Andy Yanai; Mrs. Ted Fletcher, Clerk. Baccalaureate Service MINISTERS, left to right: Rev. John Fabian, Rev. Douglas Peters, Rev. Sylvester Ozmuri. Rev. Earl Goodwin, Rev. Clare St. John. FOREGROUND: Baccalaureate Choir directed by Jim Kennedy. Seventy-Seventh Annual COMMENCEMENT Newcomerstown High School Auditorium TUESDAY, MAY 26, 1959 8:00 P. M. Processional ____________________________ „ Organ “Pomp and Circumstance” — Elgar The National Anthem______________________________ Organ Invocation............................ Rev. Donald Doss Presbyterian Church Baritone Solo____________-------------------- Dean Geese “Evening Star” — Wagner Organ ______________________________ Dixie Lee Hayes “Rhapsody in Blue” — Gershwin Introduction of the Speaker___________ D. B. Roeder Superintendent of Schools Address — “Rocks”_______________________Mr. Glenn Rick Director of Elementary and Secondary Education State Department of Education “You’ll Never Walk Alone,” “I Believe” —. Quartet Linda McCants, Mary Ann Mullen, Helen Jane Norman, Barbara Somogye Presentation of the Class of 1959_______Herbert S. Gary High School Principal Presentation of Diplomas - __________ Mr. Arthur Oaklief Member of the Board of Education Alma Mater _________________________ Graduating Class Benediction___________________________Rev. John Fabian Lutheran Church Recessional_________________________________________Organ “War March of the Priests” — Mendelssohn Commencement We Have Been Taught Throughout Life We Only Pray That We Have Learned The Graduating GLENN RICH Commencement Speaker DEAN GEESE Baritone Solo 110 Prepare for This Auspicious Occasion, ery Well the Lessons Taught to Us. Class of 1959 QUARTET Helen Jane Norman Barbara Somogye Lynda McCants Mary Ann Mullen MARSHALL FISHER Valedictorian DIANE PALMER Salutatorian ADVERTISERS LENZO STUDIO AND CAMERA SHOP My Best Wishes to the Class of 1959 MAKERS OF PORTRAITS CARL J. LENZO, Photographer FERRELL'S PAINT SUPPLY Pittsburgh Paint Imperial Wallpaper Armstrong's Linoleum Draperies Drapery Rods Yardage Drapery OPEN DAILY AND EVENINGS South Spaulding Phone HYatt 8-7469 Compliments of DR. R. F. WARREN DENTIST Congratulations Class of 1959 EGLER BAKERY PHONE HYatt 8-7171 HUDSON'S MARKET Complete Food Store Phone HYatt 8-6322 602 E. Canal St. NEWCOMERSTOWN, OHIO OURANT FUNERAL HOME PHONE HYatt 8-6422 24 Hour Ambulance Service Good Luck to the Class of '59 W. 1. ROE SON CONCRETE BLOCKS AND THOROSEAL 604 River Street Phone HYatt 8-6314 Compliments of MARSTRELL AUTO PARTS 592 East Canal Street NEWCOMERSTOWN, OHIO Congratulations From STOFFER HARDWARE Your Friendly Dealer PHONE HYatt 8-7133 71 r To Buy, Sell, or Trade REAL ESTATE MORGAN Phone HYatt 8-8181 CHARLES R. LEECE PHARMACY Licensed Real Estate Broker Prescriptions Carefully See Us at Compounded HOWK'S DARI DELITE Corner Canal and Bridge Streets Phone 8-7187 DON AND LUCILLE HOWK 240 East Canal St. Newcomerstown, Ohio We salute you, graduates, as you go forth from Commencement, facing the future with confidence and enthusiasm. May success and happiness be yours . . . you deserve the Compliments POLAND BARBER SHOP BOB POLAND and HARRY BARTHALOW best. THE DAILY DAWSON SHOE STORE JEFFERSONIAN Newcomerstown's Family Shoe Store CAMBRIDGE, OHIO 157 Main Street Newcomerstown, Ohio 1 N 7 BONNELL FUNERAL HOME HAFNER'S Original Cut Rate 216 MAIN STREET PHONE HYatt 8-81II 24 Hours Ambulance Service ELLIS SOHIO SERVICE 300 East Canal Street HYatt 8-7557 Lubrication—Washing Tires—Batteries BELL'S BARBER SHOP 122 W. MAIN ST. All Styles of Haircutting You Name It—We Cut It! In Coshocton Since 1909 CARTONS Congratulations—Class of 1959 OTT RADIO TV Sales and Service RADIO TELEVISION None but Good Shoes SEIBERLING RUBBER COMPANY PLASTICS DIVISIONS Newcomerstown, Ohio Compliments of FRAN'S SHOPPE 201 W. Main St. Phone HYatt 8-8292 WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Home Owned—C. A. WATTS NEWCOMERSTOWN. OHIO GOODYEAR TIRES Retreading—Vulcanizing—Repairing Accessories—Appliances Zenith Television H. E. LEADING TIRE SUPPLY 223 Main St. Phone HYatt 8-8400 Compliments of BEST TIN SHOP FURNACES, ROOFING SHEET METAL Congratulations to the Class of 1959 Congratulations, Seniors REISER AUTO SALES SCOTT'S FIVE AND TEN P. M. FISHER, Manager DODGE PLYMOUTH We Don't Meet Competition, We Make It. 108 River St. Ph. HYatt 8-7141 Best Wishes Class of 1959 SPORTING GOODS WALLPAPER KODAK CAMERAS G L PAINTS HAVER ELECTRIC SUPPLY BILL HEIFNER'S 108 River Street Newcomerstown DAVIS REXALL DRUG 136 West Main Phone Hyatt 8-7272 COMPLIMENTS THE W. M. BRODE COMPANY General Contractors 100 Elizabeth Street Newcomerstown, Ohio Congratulations Class of '59 BARNSHOUSE BARBER SHOP SHAVES and HAIRCUTS Bridge Street Compliments of MILLER'S WEST END GROCERY 735 W. State Compliments of NEWCOMERSTOWN TV CABLE CORP. STAHL-GRAY BATES JEWELRY Lumber GUARANTEED WATCH WEST STATE STREET AND CLOCK REPAIR For All Your Building Needs 108 Bridge Street Congratulations Class of '59 THE HOME BUILDING AND LOAN COMPANY Compliments of THE DAILY TIMES NEW PHILADELPHIA, OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF SCOTT-MARSHALL AGENCY, INC. Complete Insurance Service and Bonds 154 E. Main St. Phone HYatt 8-6226 and HYatt 8-6400 ZIMMER LUMBER COMPANY BUILDING MATERIAL Newcomerstown, Ohio Compliments of HINDS FUNERAL HOME GOSHEN BRICK AND CLAY Extends Its Wishes of Success to Each One of You in the Year '59 HELLER TOOL CO. Compliments of a Subsidiary of Simonds Saw and Steel Company Congratulations Class of '59 MATHEWS DARI-ETTE Corner of State and Pilling Streets Best Wishes, Class of '59 CASTLE'S FURNITURE PAINT FLOOR COVERING B. K. J. R. THE BUCKEYE Coshocton, Ohio CLOTHES FOR MEN AND BOYS FAITH-ELLEN CANDIES West State Street Newcomerstown, Ohio HOMEMADE FRESH DAILY Quality Is Our Motto GLASS MUSIC CO. Everything Musical 516 Main St. Coshocton, Ohio PHONE MA. 2-3716 WALTERS BROTHERS SERVICE SINCLAIR PRODUCTS Corner of Canal and College Streets Newcomerstown, Ohio Phone HY 8-8404 Compliments to the Class of '59 DR. G. W. MURRAY Compliments of COCA-COLA The Dennison Coca-Cola Bottling Co. V -—7 7 Compliments to the Class of '59 Best Wishes GROFF'S to the Class of 1959 SERVICE STATION NEWCOMERSTOWN NEWS Compliments of ALCHROME PRODUCTS COMPANY Mfg. ESTABLISHED 1898 Plumbers Brass STOFFER'S Best Wishes RESTAURANT to the The Place to Eat in Class of 1959 Newcomerstown, Ohio Phone HYatt 8-0296 Compliments of Rt. 21-36-16 PENNEY'S J. C. PENNEY CO., INC. K W MARKET 461 East State Street DELIVERY SERVICE z 'n 71 WENTZ CONCRETE SUPPLY CO. PRODUCERS OF Washed and Graded Aggregate Transit Mixed Concrete Cement Blocks Plant Located West Edge of Net. on State Rt. 16 Newcomerstown, Ohio TELEPHONE—HYatt 8-7788 COMPLIMENTS OF BORDER'S ASHLAND SERVICE Corner of State and Ray Streets K. J. McCANTS, Agent NATIONWIDE MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY Life, Auto, Fire Phone HYatt 8-8123 or HY 8-7523 142 West Canal Street Newcomerstown, Ohio OXFORD CLEANERS PICK UP and DELIVERY Phone HYatt 8-6287 DUN-ROVIN Good Food From Steak to Sandwiches West Lafayette—N C Town Road Caters to Parties and Banquets STEVE BETTY GEIER Congratulations Class of 1959 BAKER BROS. Plumbing and Heating COOPER BENNETT Suppliers of Sinclair Products in Coshocton County and Newcomerstown PHONE MA 2-3695 N. 3rd St., Coshocton, Ohio FOLKERTS STORE Groceries, Dry Goods Wayne Feeds Hardware, Farm Supplies PHONE HYatt 8-7878 GUERNSEY, OHIO Compliments of COSHOCTON DAIRY CO-OP CO. Home of Tri-Valley Dairy Products Congratulations Class of '59 ROGER'S AGENCY Phone HYatt 8-8277 Cross St. •'WHERE YOU GET BETTER SERVICE PERRY NOLL FORD SALES PERRY N. NOLL Phone HYatt 8-8340 Owner ATKINSON LUMBER COMPANY HARDWOOD LUMBER WILLIAMS FURNITURE COMPANY Good Furniture at Low Prices 115 Front Avenue S. E. NEW PHILADELPHIA, OHIO Good LucIc to the Class of '59 DURBEN TIRE CO. 330 Ray Street Phone HYatt 8-8182 NEWCOMERSTOWN FLORAL BURGE'S BALTIMORE CLOTHING CO. 101 Main Street Phone HYatt 8-8188 HOME EQUIPMENT COMPANY Builders of Homes for Tomorrow WELKER SALES SERVICE 530 Heller Drive Newcomersfown, Ohio BUICK—RAMBLER G.M.C. TRUCKS Congratulations to the Class of 1959 NEWCOMERSTOWN ROTARY CLUB Service Above Self Compliments of Best Wishes From THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK BEATRICE FOODS COMPANY Meadow Gold Products Member F.D.I.C. Federal Reserve System ZANESVILLE, OHIO Best Wishes to the Seniors of 1959 VERNON LEE Atty. D. F. KOPES D.D.S. JOHN H. WAELDE O.D. W. R. AGRICOLA M.D. R. A. MOWBRAY Atty. ROY D. HILDERBRAND M.D. R. L. McCULLEY D.O. MYRON SATURSKI M.D. FOODLINER-IGA SOUTH COLLEGE STREET Good Luck to the Class of '59 THOMPSON'S FOODLINER Compliments BEITER MUSIC SERVICE PHONE HYatt 8-7137 Compliments of BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL WOMEN of NEWCOMERSTOWN Read and Use the COSHOCTON TRIBUNE SCLREINER BROS. Gnadenhutten 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 COMPLIMENTS OF MRS. RAYMOND WILLIAMS SOROSIS CLUB Coshocton Tribune's Newcomerstown Newcomerstown Representative Good Luck to the Class of '59 ORDER OF THE RAINBOW FOR GIRLS ASSEMBLY NO. 86 Compliments of Compliments of INDIAN VILLAGE FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN Gnadenhutten, Ohio THE ELKS LODGE Congratulations Class of 1959 THE EUREKA HARDWARE Compliments 102-106 North River Street BESST CLEANERS Compliments of TEACHERS EAST SCHOOL DIAL HYatt 8-7144 Congratulations Seniors THE RITZ LUNCH GREY ELECTRIC AND PLUMBING Philco Appliances 118 Bridge Street Phone HYatt 86338 BUSS BURIAL VAULTS Perpetual Protection Manufacturers of Concrete Vaults Distributors for CLARK STEEL VAULTS Phone HYatt 8-7438 M. K. STORE Mgr., RUSSELL GRUBB RIPLEY'S BETTER MEATS Mgr., JAKE RIPLEY THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF DOVER OXFORD OFFICE GOOD LUCK TO ALL OF YOU! CURTISS JEWELERS Leading Gift Shop Compliments of LIONS CLUB of NEWCOMERSTOWN Protect Your Eyes Through Sight Conservation BEST WISHES WOMEN OF THE MOOSE Newcomerstown, Ohio Congratulations to the Class of '59 LUKE'S DRIVE IN OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY Newcomerstown, Ohio Phone HYatt 87121 HYatt 88325 WIGFIELD CHEVROLET, INC. New Chevrolet Cars and Trucks, New Oldsmobile Sunoco Products Pleasing You, Pleases Us! 7 GOOD LUCK! Congratulations to the Mr. and Mrs. John Atkinson Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Carney Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Carney Mr. and Mrs. Robert Elliott Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Gaskill Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hickman Mitchel Davis Bill Evans Herbert Gary Jim Kennedy Bruce Huffman Edith Lee Nellie Lehman Luella Marquand Mr. and Mrs. Harold Marlatt Dr. and Mrs. Robert McCulley Rev. and Mrs. S. P. Ozmun Mr. and Mrs. Charles Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Willis Tufford Dr. M. A. Williamson, Gnadenhutten Senior Class of 1959 MUSIC STUDY CLUB Newcomerstown JOE RAPPORT COMPANY, INC. 756 E. High New Philadelphia WE SELL Structural Steel Galvanized Corrugated Sheets Plates—Angles—Beams—Bars WE BUY Scrap Iron and Metal Scrap Cars We Are a Dependable Asset to Your Community Congratulations, Class of 1959 CHRIS K. YANAI Distributors of NUM NUM POTATO CHIPS CHEESE CORN As one of our journeys is coming to an end, we are about to begin another, in which we hope to further our dreams of success and happiness. We, of the class of 1959, presented to you this Newcosean with the hope that it met with your approval, and we ask pardon for errors or omissions. Parting is such great sorrow, but we trust that the schoolmates we leave behind will continue in our footsteps, even more successfully than we. POPCORN—PRETZELS 1959 NEWCOSEAN STAFF 142 W. Canal Street—Rear Phone HYatt 8-7411. 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