Newcomerstown High School - Newcosean Yearbook (Newcomerstown, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1968 volume:

Try To Remember 1968 NEWCOSEAN Published by Newcomerstown High School Newcomerstown, Ohio Volume 45 ________________________I Try to remember the kind of September When life was slow — or was it? Always remember the kind of September When you were young and innocent 4 5 6 Deep in December it’s nice to remember Although you know the snow will follow Deep in December it’s nice to remember Without a heart the heart is hollow. 9 Deep in December it was nice to remember — 10 The new high school became our home in March ii ■I Through the halls of our dear high school many times we pass. But the happy days we spend here all must end at last. These Alma Mater words hold true as the Class of 1968 discovered. What a wonderful last year it was, though. The community, faculty, and students of Newcomerstown gave the Seniors an exciting, memory-laden year. Dedicating Lee Field and entering the new Newcomerstown High School were an integral part of the year, but the Seniors also remember the everyday occurrences—standing in line at the cafeteria, classroom discussions, and report to the office for being tardy to class. 12 TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION AUTUMN Administration Faculty Football Homecoming Hi-Y Pep Club Marching Band Mr. Gallion's School Seventh Grade Eighth Grade Freshmen WINTER Y-Teens Basketball Talent Show Concert Band Sophomores Juniors SPRING Choir Future Homemakers of America Thespians National Honor Society Student Council Science Fair Brigadoon Spring King and Queen Newcosean Sweetheart Library Club Track Student Honors Junior-Senior Prom Newcosean Staff Seniors Baccalaureate Commencement Senior Trip ADVERTISEMENTS INDEX The air was cool and crisp, heavy with the smell of popcorn, and tense with excitement as the proud Trojans of Newcomerstown beat Scio's Panthers for their first victory at Lee Stadium dedication night. The game ball was presented to Principal Clifford Wilson by Hi-Y president Tom Little. In the heat of a humid September afternoon, the cornerstone was laid for the Newcomerstown High School while hundreds of students, faculty, and townspeople watched. 14 l-R: Bemie Ame� , Tim Goettge, Gary Bryan, Tom Hayei, Tom little. Bob Snader, Dan Switzer, Jeff Schmit, Steve Swigert. Autumn holds many memories for seniors as they progress through the year. The football players were presented at a pep rally in the old gymnasium before their final game of their high school athletic career. 15 ADMINISTRATION Crimes against property PPOPCMD NCWCOMtC SIGftiN 111111 D1VOUO I r rStrvf i%H 6S6000 juvenile Unouen •swereUdUd Py J en.le courK «_ alc- 0uin crimes, by Percen+ages y Mr. Hamsher As Superintendent of Schools, Edward Hamsher is the chief executive and administrative officer of the Board of Education. His duties include appointing teachers and other employees confirmed by the Board, preparing the annual calendar, assigning students to schools, meeting with committees of the Board, reporting on the conditions and needs of all Newcomerstown schools, enforcing the rules and regulations of the Board, preparing courses of study, and recommending textbooks. The Assistant Superintendent, Claude Hinds, controls the purse strings of the school system by advising the use of all federal funds besides being responsible for the buses and bus routes. Together, they have played a significant role in the planning and construction of the new high school building. Mr. Hinds 16 AND FACULTY NEWCOMERSTOWN BOARD OF EDUCATION. First Row: Nancy lineback, Virgil Ervin, Annabelle Stocker, clerk. Second Row Superintendent Edward Hamsher, Clarence Hooker, Thomas Addy, Carl Krebs. 17 Mr. Wilson High School Principal Mr. Hickman Middle School Principal MUSIC AND ART DEPARTMENT Mrs. Hickman The Art, Instrumental, and Choral sections of the Fine Arts Department are headed by Rachel Ann Hichman, Connie Dichler, and Walter Heck, respectively. The Art Department, which involves the Middle and Elementary schools, stresses the creativity of each student. Setting its goals as theory, technique, and music appreciation, the instrumental section, which includes marching and concert band, enters in state and area competition. While its goals are similar to the instrumental section, the choral program is more active in religious programs, the yearly musicals and fall and spring concerts. 18 FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Mrs. Barthalow The goal of the foreign language department is to instruct students in the basic skills of listening, speaking, reading, and writing in foreign languages. Mrs. Barthalow, who heads the department, teaches Latin I and II, and French I, II, and III while Mr. Beaber teaches Spanish I in the newly formed Spanish department. The highlight of the year for all Latin I and II students was the annual Latin banquet, which was held in the high school cafeteria. 19 Slaves say yes—Masters say no! COMMERCIAL LIBRARY DEPARTMENT If you use the space bar. Bob, it's much easier to read. Under the direction of Mrs. Bowling, the library supplies students and teachers with facilities for research and reading aid while at the same time offers a comfortable retreat for studying or leisure reading. Through such courses as shorthand and office practice, the commercial department supplies opportunities for students pursuing a career in business. Offering such specialized subjects as personal typing and notehand, Mrs. Fowler aids other students in improving study habits. Mrs. Bowling 20 You've been talking all period! PHYSICAL EDUCATION The goal of the Physical Education department is to encourage students to develop themselves physically as well as mentally. The boys, instructed by Mr. Milburn, played various indoor and outdoor sports and were given skill tests throughout the year to show each student's improvement. The girls were taught rules and regulations of volleyball, basketball, and soccer by Miss Struchen and were offered the opportunity to compete in an area posture contest. A Mr. Milburn Miss Struchen 21 HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT Kathy Ervin, homemaker of the year, receives sewing instructions from Mrs. Swigert. Mrs. Marshall and Mrs. Swigert teach the Home Economics students the necessary knowledge for a successful home life by instructing the girls in good grooming, clothing and textiles, family living, child development, housing and home furnishings, and food preparation. Mrs. Marshall Student-Teacher Mis Holderbaum and Mr . Swigert 22 INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT Mr. Sharrock In the industrial arts classes Mr. Riffle and Mr. Sharrock endeavor to train the hands as well as the mind. The boys taking industrial arts are taught the necessity of precision in mechanical drawing and the art of making a piece of wood come alive and take form in wood construction. They begin by making a simple cutting board and develop their skills in wood work by completing such projects as end tables, stereo cabinets, and grandfather clocks. Mr. Riffle 23 SOCIAL STUDIES Mr. Belle The goal of the Social Studies department is to produ ce responsible civic-minded citizens. To accomplish this there is offered a basic background of the histories and governments of different countries of the world which are studied and compared with the government of our own country. Through the study of history, students learn to respect and exercise their civic rights and accept their responsibilities as future citizens. Mr. Loomis 24 DEPARTMENT 25 The study of mathematics teaches students to think clearly and logically. In junior high school, students are given a basis for later math courses by Mr. Gum-mere and Mrs. Novis. In high school, Mr. Mizer teaches students Algebra I and II and general math; Mr. Gummere plane geometry; and Mrs. Novis, business math. By a thorough study of mathematics, students develop mental discipline which will benefit them in solving problems in later life. MATHEMATICS Mr. Mizer enjoys outer space. 26 Mrs. Novis DEPARTMENT And if I touch it here, I can blow up the whole school!! 27 Mr. Mizer ENGLISH Mrs. Jarvis The English department strives to instruct students in oral and written communication. The basis for each student's education in written communication is built throughout junior high school as he studies sentence structure, correct usage, spelling, and the other basics he will use in writing. The student's knowledge of these skills is adapted for use in oral communication as he learns the correct methods of discussion and debate. While learning to appreciate good literature and the mass media, students are also instructed to use both for research and study. In high school students are taught to combine their skills in oral and written communication, hopefully producing well organized papers or oral presentations. Mrs. Portz 28 DEPARTMENT Winners in the annual junior high spelling bee from left to right were Terry Smith, third; Gary Hoffman, first; and Bob Haver, second. 29 SCIENCE In addition to science, Mr. Clantz demonstrates his interest in art. 30 Mr. Holdsworth Mr. Clough DEPARTMENT The Science Departments keeps pace with ever increasing scientific advances by offering a background in classroom discussions and laboratory experiments. Through general science courses, the students are given the opportunity to obtain a taste of the basic sciences. In biology, they evolve a theory of origin, development, structure, and functions of plants and animals. Chemistry students develop an understanding of the composition of substances, while physics students gain knowledge of the phenomena of matter, energy, and the physical changes in matter. Okay, okay, you all get A's! 31 Mr. Clantz Mr. Jarvis Mrs. Phillips Performing special services for our high school students are Mrs. Phillips and Mr. Jarvis. While Mrs. Phillips is in charge of the reading lab and aids students in improving both their reading speed and comprehension, Mr. Jarvis teaches agriculture and all special education classes. Don't you think ten word per minute is a little slow? ) DEPARtMENT Ed Hamsher, Assistant Jan AAcPeek, Counselor As guidance counselor, Mr. McPeek has a different meaning to each student. To the seventh and eighth graders, he is someone who helps them adjust to the changes of high school. To the freshmen and sophomores, Mr. McPeek is the man with the aptitude tests and the only one who can help them choose the best curriculum. To the juniors and seniors, he is the person to ask when choosing a college or vocation, and to every student, Mr. McPeek is not only a counselor but also a friend. 33 TEACHERS ARE FRIENDS 34 IN MEMORY OF HELEN E. FROCK For outstanding service as a teacher in the Newcomerstown schools through loyal, faithful, and unselfish efforts: resulting in lasting contribution to the youth in this community. FRIENDS - SECRETARIES, COOKS, Karen Smith, Beverly Wilken, and Melba Steffen are very important people in Newcomerstown High School. They are not only secretaries to Mr. Hamsher, Mr. Wilson, and Mr. Hinds, but they act as secretaries to the students. Their duties are many, and include typing activity lists, cutting stencils, making photostatic copies, and acting as receptionists in the administrative offices. Beverly Wilkin They provide safety pins, encouragement, and advice. During the years of high school, the students come to know the secretaries not only as staff members, but also as true friends. Karen Smith Melba Steffen 36 JANITORS AND BUS DRIVERS JANITORS L. to R.: Don Clark, Mildred Hunt, Kenny Neal. The janitors, cooks, and bus drivers do a great service for the students at Newcomerstown High School. The janitors keep the high school a clean, healthful place which provides a good environment for learning. The cooks prepare excellent meals which are appealing to both the eye and the palate. The bus drivers transport the students to and from school in a minimum amount of time. Through the services of these people education is a much easier, pleasant and more satisfying experience for the students. BUS DRIVERS L. to R., Front Row: Larry Arnold, Gene Whyde, Dean Hammersley, Dave Leading. Second Row: Chester Bonnel, Fronds Cross. COOKS Lucille Leonard, Louella Marquand, Mary Marhover. 37 STUDENT AUDIO VISUAL, L. to R.: Eddie Hamsher, Lester Marlatt, Carol Schlarb, Richard Cramlet, Rick Storck, Richard Kidwell, Mr. Miller, advisor; Steve Lower. Approximately one-hundred students helped in the operation of the school. They served by working with audio-visual equipment, checking hall passes, and by making morning announcements. First Row: Tanda Cox, Linda Kinkade, Mona Johns, Bonnie Sondles, Kay Able, Shirley Bouscher. Second Row: Jan Robinson, Cindy Robinson, Sally Loader. Third Row: JoAnn Chaney, Vickie Harris, Kenny Scott. Fourth Row: Bill Judy, Jeff Me Cune, Don Sweitzer. Fifth Row: Richard Cramlet, Don Brown, Harold Smith. Sixth Row: Jim Marlatt, Steve Lower, Dan Sweitzer, Mike Baugher. STUDENT ANNOUNCERS: Bob Snader, Bill Snader, Kathy Ervin, Kathy Berg, Cathy Baker, Linda Kinkade. 38 ASSISTANTS Students also assisted by serving as secretaries for the guidance office and helping in the principal's office. Some reliable students were given the opportunity to become honor study hall teachers. GUIDANCE OFFICE, Seated: Robin Rice. Standing, L to R: Sharon Miller, Norleen Fausnight, Debbie DeRing, Becky Loader, Rita Phillips, Susan Miller, Ellen Stewart, Pam Lenzo, Jane Kopes, Cathy Storck, Mary Temple, Linda Lawyer. PRINCIPAL OFFICE ASSISTANTS, L to R, First Row: Crystal Maurer, Gloria Hendershot, Ellen Fruchey, Esther Ross, Grace Neighbor, Sandy Booth. Second Row: Nancy Kennedy, Sally Loader, Jill Addy, Kathy Riley. HONOR STUDY HALL TEACHERS, L to R, First Row: Sandy Booth, Donna Sharpless, Kathy Swigert, Cathy Storck. Second Row. Bob Jacobs, Paul Russell, Whit Parks, Janet Lenzo. Third Row: Jerry Albaugh, Bob Snader. 39 TROJANS OPPONENTS Scio . 34 6 Zanesville Rosecrans . . 25 8 Dover St. Joseph . 12 8 Malvern . 13 14 Ridgewood . 45 8 Riverview . . 7 12 Shenandoah . 33 14 West Holmes . 20 16 Dennison St. Mary's . . . . 6 12 Caldwell . . 8 12 In the first game played at Lee Stadium, the Trojans trounced the Scio Panthers 34-6. The game ball was presented to Mr. Wilson who placed it in the trophy case at the new high school. 40 TROJANS FINISH 6-4 Front Row, L to R: Steve Swigert, Bernie Ames, Tim Geottge, Tom Hayes, Tom Little, Dan Sweitzer, Bob Snader, Jeff Schmidt. Second Row: Coach Holdsworth, Bill Haver, Whit Parks, Ron Hurst, John Heller, Jim AAarlatt, Bob Ripley, Bruce Widder, Coach Hinds. Third Row: Craig King, Ernie Triplett, Mike Bricker, Bob Heifner, Rod AAcCune, Terry Oldt, Randy Rutter, Steve Guy. Fourth Row: Coach Beab r, Bob Simmerman, Eddie Hamsher, Jim Thomas, Gary Bryan, Denny Ames, Ron Whyde, Donard Haver. Fibh Row: Tom Mitchell, Mike Jubb, Ron Hooker, Dave Barber, Don Zeigler, Greg Yanai and Jack Welsch, Managers. The 1968 Trojans learned the meaning of Trojan Pride. Enjoying their first season at the newly christened Lee Stadium, they compiled an impressive 6-4 record. A major reason for their success can be attributed to the record thirty-nine boys who turned out for the squad. Each man pushed his buddy for a starting position but team unity was never lost. Possessing the best defensive team in the county, the Trojans, led by Dan Sweitzer, the only three year letterman, limited their opponents to an average of eleven points a game while averaging twenty themselves. The 1967 Trojans will be remembered as a team who not only voiced their desire for victory, but also went out on the field and attained it. 41 TEAM LEADERS L. to R.: Burt Beaber—line coach, Alan Osier—Freshman coach. Curt Hinds—line coach, Ward Holdsworth—head coach. Seniors, Tom Little and Tim Goett-ge served as our 1967 Trojan cocaptains. Due to these two boys, team morale ran high. When the going got tough, Tom and Tim made sure the tough got going. Their leadership will serve as an inspiration to future Trojan athletes. 42 JEFF SCHMIDT, Sr. LETTERMEN BERNIE AMES, Sr. TOM LITTLE, Sr. STEVE GUY, Jr. ERNIE TRIPLETT, Jr. RANDY RUTTER, Jr. WHIT PARKS, Jr. DENNY AMES, Jr. 43 BRUCE WIDDER, Jr. BOB SNADER, Sr. A TOUGH SPORT RON HURST, Jr. JOHN HELLER, Jr. STEVE SWIGERT, Sr. MIKE BRICKER, Soph. GARY BRYAN, Sr. The picture at the left shows Bruce Widder, the county's second leading scorer, bulling his way in for 6 of his total 108 points scored. Bruce did a fine job of running this season, although none of it could have been done without the team's fine backing. 44 REQUIRES DETERMINED MEN BOB RIPLEY, Jr. CRAIG KING, Jr. BOB HEIFNER, Jr. i DAN SWEITZER, Sr. TERRY OLDT, Jr. TIM GOETTGE, Sr. BILL HAVER, Jr. TOM HAYES, Sr. Front Row: Dusty Wilkin, Rick Kreiter, Jay Parks, Jeff McCone, Bob McMullen, Mark Mizer, Kevin Schmidt. Second Row: Steve Shaw, Steve Castle, Tom Addy, Bill Judy, Carl Smith, Don Brown. Third Row: Bill Moore, Manager, Ivan Hickenbottom, Wade Corbett, Owen Mardis, Randy Hoffman, Bill Dietrich, Coach Alan Osier. Captains Jay Parks, Bill Judy, Carl Smith, and Tom Addy led the frosh to a 4-4-1 slate. Playing six junior varsity ball clubs, the young Trojans won four of them. With continued hard work and desire this years freshmen could very well be an asset to next year's varsity. 46 JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL Front Row, L to R: Tom Orr, manager, David Weber, John Ellis, Greg Hackenbracht, Chris Cornell, Mike Weber, Kenny McCants, Jerry Beiter, Tom Mason. Second Row, L to R: John Ervin, manager, Danny Wilken, John Starkey, F. H. Gates, Rick Sharrock, Tom Mason, Bob Baker. Larry Getchey, Anthony Lenzo. Third Row, L to R: Coach Joe Clantz, Leroy Elliot, Allen Campbell, John Hendershot, Robby Brown, Tom Barthalow, Jim Brandon, Glenn Watson, Steve Raach, Terry Smith. Fourth Row, L to R: Coach Jan McPeek, Joe Somogye, Rick Hooker, David Harris, Jeff Jurin, Dave Stokes, Rich Brown, Greg Gadd. Fifth Row, L to R: Coach Richard Gommere, Jon Harding, Richard Ellis, Gary Hoffman, Paul Simpson, John Lyons, Bob Haver, Don Baker. Forty-eight boys composed this year's junior high team. Showing the same hustle and desire as the varsity, they finished with a successful 4-2 record. 47 HOMECOMING QUEEN JILL ADDY AND HER ATTENDANTS CAROL SCHLARB MARY TEMPLE 49 HOMECOMING The highlight of the fall season was the crowning of the 1967 Homecoming Queen. Anxiety ran high as the special day approached. Crowned by Dennis De-Long, Jill Addy had the honor of being acclaimed the first Homecoming Queen at Lee Stadium. Surrounding the Queen were her attendants, Jane Kopes, Robin Rice, Carol Schlarb, and Mary Temple. Tim, take the ball. 50 FESTIVITIES Tom Utile Bob Snader Tim Goettge Steve Swigert Tom Hayes Jill Addy Jane Kopes Mary Temple Carol Schlarb Robin Rice A dream comes true for Jill. 51 Take it to 'em Trojans! ACTIVITY: KEY L R, First Row: Bruce Widder, Greg Wentz. Bob Snader. Leslie Caster line, Ron Hooker, Bob Stratton, Jay Parks, Bill Judy, Steve Guy. Second Row: Larry Russell, Mike Bricker, Whit Parks. Steve Swigert, Bill McKibben. Randy Rutter, Lester Marlatt, Mike Baugher, Dave Barber. Third Row: Ron Hurst, Dennis DeLong, Jim Thomas, Tom Hayes, Eddie Hamsher, Steve Lower, Donnard Haver, Ron Huff, Kevin Schmidt. Fourth Row: Jim Starkey, Rick Storck, John Heller, Craig Carpenter, Ron Van Voorhis, Al Miskimen, Jim Marlatt, Bob Ripley, Bill Haver. Fifth Row: Mr. Osier, advisor; Tim Goettge, Terry Oldt, Bob Haver, Bill Snader, Tom Little, Bob Heifner. The Hi-Y Club is a young men's Christian organization composed of boys in grades nine through twelve. They hold meetings twice a month with Mr. Alan Osier serving as advisor. L-R Standing: Bob Snader, Treasurer; Tom Little, President; Eddie Hamsher, Chaplain; Lester Marlatt, Vice President; Ron Hooker, Reporter; Whit Parks, Sergeant-at-Arms; Bill Snader, Secretary. Seated: Mr. Osier, advisor. 52 TO Hl-Y SUCCESS Sergeant-at-arms keeps order? Throughout the year Hi-Y was involved in many activities. The Homecoming and Spring King and Queen Festivities were their major projects. By attending church monthly, organizing the Thanksgiving and Easter assemblies, and planning the Hi-Y Banquet, the boys were kept quite busy. Hi-Y'� highlight 53 The Choir assisted Hi-Y in the Thanksgiving assembly. TROJAN PRIDE BUILDS VARSITY: Janet Lenzo Carmela Lenzo Carol ScHlarb Janie Kopes RESERVE: Ellen Krebs Vicki Couts Becky Postel Cleaty Lyons JUNIOR HIGH: First row, L to R: Janeen Berg, Leslee Benson, Wendy Storck Second row, L to R: Betsy DeLong, Debbie Belcher, Debbie Harshbarger 54 VIBRANT SCHOOL SPIRIT The N.H.S. cheerleaders started their 1967 football season off with a bang. They cheered their team on to their first victory in the newly dedicated Lee Stadium. From then on, much more excitement was experienced throughout all the games. The spirit from the first victory was continued by the numerous and well-planned pep rallies. The team's spirit along with that of the students, brought a successful season in basketball. As tournament time rolled around the hopes and dreams were high. Yet the waiting and the hard work for the tournament was well worth it, for the Trojans won their first tournament game in eighteen years. The cheerleaders had no trouble creating spirit, for the spirit was shown tremendously by all. As part of the team, the cheerleaders realized that they had done something to be proud of, for a lifelong dream had already been a reality—winning the first tournament game—1968. 55 MARCHING The eighty-three member marching band displayed an excellent performance at each football game. Fancy dance steps, colored lights, and black light were special features in many of the half-time shows. L. to R., Kneeling: Patty Beall. Adair Parks. Standing: Sharon Cramlet, Kathy Ellis, Leigh Fisher, Robin Rice, head majorette; Linda Cramlet, Karen Ludwig, Sharon Warner. L. to R., Kneeling: Debbie Belcher, Cathy Baker, Tanda Cox, Molly McCrone, Rita Phillips. Standing: Nitia Laughlin, Barbara McMillen, Judy Boyd, Debbie Gray, Trudy Hall, Diane Boyd, Connie Patterson, Susan Miller, Rodney Baker, Carolyn Moore, Anita Keiser, Shirley Arnold, Debbie Loader. L. to R., Kneeling: Debbie McPherson, Vicki Kees, Pam Lenzo, Susan Foraker. Standing: Penny Shivers, Karen Bradshaw, Becky Hogue, Marsha Hannahs, Bruce Gaumer, Rick Storck, Judy Hawk, Ronnie Little, Sandra Hamsher. 56 BAND The band also participated in Band Day held in Akron. They marched in the Halloween parade and were a part of the famous Swiss Festival in Sugarcreek, Ohio. L. to R., Kneeling: Bonnie McCune, Danny Marlatt, Jim Fletcher, Janice Ferrell. Standing: Patty Ellis, Richard Smith, Bob Stratton, Ron Van Voorhis, Susan Hawk, Debbie Beall, Cheryl Berger. L. to R., Kneeling: Linda Marlatt, Debbie Harshbarger, Terry Cox, Sharon Bradshaw, Beth Brown, Dana Benson, Ann Agricola, Sharon Miller, Pam Boyd. Standing: Karen Laughlin, Deana Tidrick, Cherie Henry, Mary Shaw, Cathy Storck, Mark Mortine, Karen Egler, Betsy DeLong, Patty Mason, Theresa Cox. L. to R., Kneeling: Peggy Jarvis, Jean Benson, Susan Gaumer. Standing: Arthur Hursey, Debbie DeRing, Lester Marlatt, Wayne Leading, Becky Loader, Caroline Couts, Tom Sondles, Sandi Miller, Dave Hawk. Not Pictured—Phil Baker. MR. GALLION’S SCHOOL - Why teaching is the very foundation of all other professions. Ours is the privilege of lighting the way for the youth of the world ' Mr. Gallion, played by Richard Tiderick, is a retired school principal who returns for one year and rebuilds its reputation and standards. He never lost his faith in his students. Guess I'm lucky to have a pretty little teacher like you.' Dont' you ever get tired of trying to boost me up ... Matt Burton, a high school senior, does not care about school. He was played by Bill Snader and Skip Black. Nora Wallings was the valedictorian of the senior class who tries to help Matt. Gloria Hendershot and Vicki Harris played that role. “Where have you been all of my life ... 58 A MODERN SCHOOL Mr. Belle and some of the stage crew check props. Mrs. Portz, a happy director, takes her bow. Mr. Gallion's School, a play by Jesse Stewart, was produced by the students of Newcomerstown High School, November 2 and 3. 59 We want VICTORY We want FAME '73 is our aim. SEVENTH GRADE L. to R.: Julie Johnson, Danny Gibson, Anthony Lenzo, John Hendershot, Wendy Storck, Jerry Beiter. Teresa Addy Cathy Ames Larry Arnold Tom Barthalow Ronalda Beall Jerry Beiter Leslie Benson Jeneen Berg Teresa Berger Floyd Bodenheimer Jim Brandon Robby Brown Timmy Brown Mary Kay Burris Alan Campbell Scott Carlson Rosemary Carney Jane Ann Casteel 60 Susan Clum Linda Collins Margie Corbett Chris Cornell James Couch Tina Cox Nancy Cramlet Nancy Cutright Jeff Davis Peggy Davis Susan Dennise Toni Donato Susan Dorsey John Duhamel Danny Durben Serena Eckelberry Richard Eddy Beverly Eggelston Leroy Elliott John Ellis John Ervin Betty Everhart Kim Ferrell Debbie Fletcher Albert Garretson Forrest Gates Connie Gaumer Larry Getchey Danny Gibson Debra Goff Gayle Greathouse Judith Greathouse Pamela Greathouse Jane Grewell Thomas Grewell Greg Hackenbracht 61 Edward Hammerslcy Linda Haning Michael Harbold Mark Hardesty Linda Harstine Danny Hart Rick Harvey Sue Haver John Hendershot Connie Hoffman Teresa Hoffman Sandra Hutzef Connie Johns Julie Johnson Natalie Jones Shirley Jones Janice Judy Jeff Jurin Ruth Kohl Pamela Kopp Paula Lamneck William Lehman Antony Lenzo Paula Lower Paul Mardis Thomas K. Mason Thomas L. Mason Kenneth McCants Paul Miller Rebecca Miller Marlin Mincks Richard Moore Clifford Morris Linda Morrison Neil Mortine Gary Myers 62 Jeff Orr Cindy Patterson Steve Raach Myra Roe Mona Sherry Karen Shook Raymond Smart Connie Smith Terry Smith Linda Snell Steve Starkey Wendy Storck Brenda Taylor Janice Thomas Jim Toney Linda Wagner Glen Watson Harvey Watson Mike Weber Mike Wise Rodney Worthington Peggy Yanai 63 We are LOYAL, We are TRUE. We're The Class of '72. EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS: First Row: Debbie Harshbarger, Pres., Debbie McPherson, Trees., Penny Shivers, Sec. Second Row: David Hawk, Soc. Chm., Steve Calhoun, Vice Pres., Patty Ellis, Soc. Chm. Shirley Arnold Debbie Ault Robert Baker Don Baker Shelly Baker Ronold Bailey Debby Belcher James BeTI Linda Belt Jean Benson Cheryl Berger Greg Berger Glenda Biss Connie Boyd Crystle Bradshaw Karen Bradshaw Sharon Bradshaw Rick Brown 64 Bruce Burson Steven Calhoun Stephen Carney Don Carruthera Bobby Casterline Harry Couch Sharon Cramlet Susie Cutright Jim Cutright Peggy Dansby Rich Decker Betsy Delong Carolyn Dennis William Eckelberry Cindy Eggleston Patty Ellis Richard Ellis Kathy Everhart Brenda Feaster Janice Ferrell Nelva Flannanan Jim Fletcher Susan Foraker Donold Funk Greg Gadd Anita Garretson Tom Garretson Steve Gates Bruce Gauner Debbie Gray Gary Greathouse Tom Hammersley Cathy Hammons Marsha Hannahs Jon Harding Orlan Harding 65 David Harris Debbie Harshbarger Jim Harstine Deborah Harvey Bob Haver Dave Hawk Howard Hensley Gary Hoffman Becky Hogue Rick Hooker Gloria Hootman Carey Jurin Patty Keiser Marilyn Kiste Karen laughlin Tom Little Reba Long John Lyons Bonnie McCune Barbra McMillen Debbie McPherson Susan Mallory Susan Marstrell Patty Mason Patrick Miller Larry Miser Carolyn Moore Allan Newby Fred Pritchett Debbie Ridgley 66 Raymond Ridgley Ellen Roe Jeffery Roe Mary Ro s Linda Rothenstein Jane Russell Christy Shalosky Rick Sharrock Penny Shivers Danny Shugars Connie Simpson Paul Simpson Richard Smith Joe Somogye Tom Sondles John Starkey Mark Doren Bruce Stonebrook Jane Swigert James Taylor Deanna Tidrick Katherine Triplett David Weber James Welch Karl Whyde Danny Wilkin Waldene Williams Steve Wright Not Pictured: Gary Crosswhite Carl Stokes 67 FRESHMEN First Row, L-R: Sandy Hamsher, Soc. Chairman; Ellen Brode, Treat.; Kevin Schmidt, President. Second Row: Jay Parks, Vice Pres.; Bill Jody, Sec.; Craig Ridgeway, Soc Chm. We're the greatest. Next to none. We're the Class of 71. Dan Adams Tom Addy Leroy Amore William Amore Diane Art Mike Barthalow 68 Debbie Beall Tim Belt Greg Bliss Valerie Bouscher Wendy Bowers Pam Boyd Gail Brandon Ellen Brode Beth Brown Don B. Brown Don L. Brown Pat Carpenter Rodney Casterline Steve Castle Diane Collins Wade Corbett Richard Cornell Tom Couch Caroline Couts Cathy Couts Theresa Cox Janice Decker Steve Dietrich Roberta Dorsey Glen Edwards Robert Edwards Karen Egler Kathy Ellis 69 Stephen Elliott Bill Ervin Bonnie Fisher Leigh Fisher Carroll Gates Paul Getchey Dave Guerrier Sandy Hackenbracht Richard Hammersley Sandy Hamsher Linda Harbolt Steve Harstine Mike Hart Ronald Hart Rose Hart Shirley Hayes Tom Heller Brenda Hickenbottom Ivan Hickenbottom Randy Hoffman Larry Hughes Arthur Hursey Peggy Jarvis Patricia Jones 70 $ f Bill Judy Vicki Kees Anita Keiser Virginia Kincaid Bonnie Knight Ellen Kreba Rick Kreiter Diane Lamneck Debbie Lehman Patricia Lehman Pam Lenzo Faye Lewis Gary Little Ronnie Little Mary Long Raymond McCormick Jeff McCune Bob Mclntire Robert McMullen Owen Mardis Philip Mardis Danny Marlatt Karen Mason Cathy Maurer 71 Mark Miller Janet Mitchell Donald Mizer Mark Mizer Connie Moore Diane Moore Evelyn Moore William Moore Christine Myers Jeanie Myers Jay Parks Connie Patterson Timothy Peoples Kathy Porcher Becky Posfel Rodney Price Roger Quillen Craig Ridgway Karen Riley Rebecca Rose Gary Ross Beth Russell Brenda Schlarb Kevin Schmidt Howard Schupp Kenneth Shalosky 72 Stephen Shaw Otto Smart Carl Smith Debora Stewart John Stewart Cathy Storck Deborah Tice Leona Toney Betty Truex Becky Wagner Mark Warner Duston Wilkin Willis Wright Elizabeth Wynn Jim Keffer Not pictured: Philip Baker Jim Gallagher 73 WINTER - THE Confusion was a key word during winter. The winter period was not only a season of change in weather but also a change of activities. The 1967-68 basketball season moved into full swing during this period. Junior guard Ron Hurst won the first annual Most Valuable Player Award for the New-comerstown-Ridgewood game. 74 SEASON OF CHANGE The highlight of this season was the move into the new high school on March 4. Many new facilities were brought into use by this move. The music department's enlarged facilities now give students rooms where they can practice individually. New shower facilities give students much more dressing area for physical education classes. The new science labs, cooking labs, and the language lab all help to improve classroom facilities. 75 Y TEENS STRIVE The Y-Teen Club, a branch of the Y.W.C.A., is a Christian organization consisting of ninety-four high school girls. They participated in many activities throughout the year, including collecting food for the needy, clothing and books for Appalachian children, selling candy, and caroling at Christmas. Their main activity of the year was the Y-Teen banquet when Wendy Swigert was chosen Miss Y-Teen. She was the most outstanding Senior girl who had earned the most points throughout the year. The main goals of the Y-Teen Club are to improve spiritually, mentally, and physically in order to better themselves and to fulfill the ideals of the Y.W.C.A. Y-TEEN OFFICERS: Advisor—Miss Struchen President—Jane Kopes Treasurer—Ann Agricola Secretary—Sharon Miller Chaplain—Christy Harstine 76 FOR MANY GOALS 77 Net. Opp. Madison 71 . . 62 Garaway 41 . . 74 Dover St. Joe 76. . 54 Tusky Valley 84. . 59 Zane Trace 67. . 73 Jewett 76. . 74 Ridgewood 62.. 42 Riverview 42. . 54 Madison 97.. 58 Garaway 71.. 82 Strasburg 44.. 61 Zane Trace 84. . 62 Tusky Valley 44. . 50 Jewett 77. . 57 Riverview 45. . 60 Dover St. Joe 50. . 57 Ridgewood 66.. 73 Hiland 51 . . 52 Dennison St. Mary's 63. . 56 Garaway 53.. 63 1259 1169 78 The 1967 Trojan cage squad posted a 9-11 mark for the best season since 1950. The Trojans also accomplished a feat that no Trojan team has done in 18 years; they won their first tournament game by defeating the St. Mary's Blue Waves 63-57. The highlight of the season was the opening game in the new gym against the highly touted Hiland Hawks. The Trojans fell 52-51 but not before they played their finest game of the season. They displayed a well-balanced scoring attack along with fine defensive play. Hustle, desire, teamwork, and pride can be attributed to the fine season, along with the excellent coaching of Mr. Gummere who did a great job with this year's squad. CAGERS HAVE BEST SINCE 1950 Standing, L. to R.: Ron Hooker, manager, Bruce Widder, Ron Hunt, Bill McKibben, Randy Addy, Wes Harding, Bob Crosswhite, Ernie Triplet, Bob Ripley, Dennis Hootman, Whit Parks, Jerry Albaugh and Clif Wigfield, managers. Kneeling: Dennis DeLong, Co-captain, Coach Gummere, Jeff Schmidt, Co-captain. SUCCESS WAS MEASURED BOB RIPLEY—Jr. RON HURST-Jr. DUKE DeLONG-Sr. WHIT PARKS-Jr. BRUCE WIDDER-Jr. DENNIS HOOTMAN-Jr. BILL McKIBBEN-Jr. BY THE GOALS ACHIEVED Jerry Albaugh, Ron Hooker, and Cliff Wigfield did a commendable job of managing this year's team. Without the tireless work of these boys the success of the Trojans would have been greatly hindered. WES HARDING-Sr. JEFF SCHMIDT-Sr. RESERVES IMPROVE THRU 6-12 SEASON L-R: Donnard Haver, Dave Barber, Ron Whyde. Mark Warner, Tim Peoples, Rick Storck, Mike Bricker, Steve Lower, and Ron Van Voorhis. This year's reserve basketball team displayed a fine mental attitude. Coach Sam Cutshall placed an accent on the fundamentals of the game. Fine shooting ability was discovered in Freshman, Mark Warner, and Sophomore, Mike Bricker, did a commendable job on the boards for the little Trojans. With continued hard work the varsity should have some talented youngsters to choose from in future years. FROSH GAIN EXPERIENCE Kneeling, L R: Tom Addy, Tom Heller, Roger Quillen, Jay Parks, Steve Shaw, Jeff McCune, Mike Barthalow, Don Brown, Rodney Price. Standing: Coach Holdsworth, Bill Judy, Steve Castle, Carl Smith, Dusty Wilkin, John Stewart, Greg Bliss, Randy Hoffman, Ivan Hickenbottom. The Freshmen finished their season with a 1-10 slate. Coached by Mr. Holdsworth, the squad played a long tough schedule losing some games by only a basket. They were only out of one ball game and this was due to illness. If success can be measured by experience gained, then the Freshmen were indeed successful. 83 EIGHTH GRADE STRESSES FUNDAMENTALS Kneeling, L-R: Jjm Taylor, Jim Fletcher, Dave Weber, Richard Smith, Don Baker, John Harding, Steve Calhoun, Don Funk, Rick Sharrock, John Starkey, Danny Wilkin. Standing: Coach Hinds, Rick Hooker, Gary Crosswhite, Jim Harstine, Steve Gates, Paul Simpson, Gary Hoffman, Bruce Gaumer, Steve Wright, Dave Hawk, John Lyons and Greg Gadd, managers. The eighth graders concluded their season with a 3-10 ledger. Coach Hinds possessed exceptional height in Steve Gates, Paul Simpson, and Gary Hoffman. Coordination and fundamentals were stressed. It was the goal of each boy to strive for improvement. As these boys prepare for their high school careers a tough road awaits them but success can be attained if they are willing to pay the price. 84 SEVENTH GRADE PREPARES FOR FUTURE Kneeling, l-R: Coach Hamsher, John Hendershot, Jerry Beiter, Coach Oder, Coach Snader. Standing: Tiger Mason, Rick Moore, Mike Weber, Danny Gibson, F. H. Gates, Anthony lenzo, Gary Myers, Jeff Jurin, Terry Smith, Eddie Hammersley, Tom K. Mason, Chris Cornell, Greg Hackenbracht, Kenny McCants. The seventh graders closed a long campaign with a disappointing 1-12 record. The boys gained a new experience since this was the first year that they played in regulation games. They must now forget the past and prepare for the future. It is hoped that the work begun by Mr. Osier this year will better prepare the team for the next five years of basketball ahead of them. 85 TALENT SHOW IS The Annual Talent Show sponsored by the Senior Class, scored a remarkable success in February. Bill Snader and Robin Rice acted as the Masters of Ceremonies for this event. Jessie Trotter was presented with an award for first place with her songs, Juvenile Delinquent and The Soul of a Man. Second place was won by The Unestablished, composed of a group of Jessie sings, I'm No Juvenile Delinquent.' Juniors. They sang Love is Blue, If I Had a Hammer, The Rev. Mr. Black, Steve Guy was narrator. Ron Hooker won an honorable mention with a pantomime. His impersonation of King Louis of France was well received. Students from the seventh through twelfth grades presented the eleven acts which made up the 1968 Annual Talent Show. Dear OI' King Louie The Unestablished GREAT SUCCESS Seniors Sing Class Song Emcees of 1968 The Prisoner of Chillion Pianist—Teresa Hoffman 87 CONCERT BANDS SENIOR BAND MEMBERS: Ann Agricola, Cathy Baker, Rodney Baker, Debbie Beall, Patty Beall, Dana Benson, Judy Boyd, Pam Boyd, Beth Brown, Steve Castle, Tanda Cox, Terry Cox, Theresa Cox, Linda Cramlet, Paul Cunningham, Dave Curby, Debbie DeRing, Karen Egler, Kathy Ellis, Leigh Fisher, Susan Gaumer, Sandra Hamsher, Judy Hawk, Susan Hawk, Cherri Henry, Randy Hoffman, Ron Hooker, Arthur Hursey, Peggy Jarvis. Vicki Kees, Anita Keiser, Richard Keiter, Nitia Laughlin, Wayne Leading, Sharin Lehman, Carmela Lenzo, Pam Lenzo, Ronnie Little, Becky Loader, Debbie Loader, Karen Ludwig, Danny Marlatf, Lester Marlatt, Linda Marlatt, Molly McCrone, Sandra Miller, Sharon Miller, Susan Miller, Mark Mizer, Rusty Morgan, Mark Mortine, Adair Parks, Connie Patterson, Rita Phillips, Becky Postal, Robin Rice, Mary Shaw, Bob Simmerman, Rick Storck, Bob Stratton, Ronnie VanVoorhis, Sharon Warner. The Senior Concert Band was active this spring presenting the annual spring concert, playing at the high school dedication ceremony and participating in the commencement exercises. JUNIOR BAND MEMBERS. First Row, L. to R.: Linda Harstine, Debbie Harshbarger, Betsy DeLong, Barb McMillen, Susan Dennis, Janice Thomas, Paula Lower. Wendy Storck. Second Row: Diane Boyd, Shirley Arnold, Debbie Belcher, Debbie Gray, Betty Everhart, Patty Ellis, Julie Johnson. Myra Roe, Cheryl Berger, Richard Smith, Teresa Hoffman, Neil Mortine, Sharon Bradshaw. Chris Cornell, Patty Mason. Third Row: Karen Shook, Mona Sherry, Carolyn Moore, Susan Mallory, Susan Foraker, Sharon Cramlet, Janeen Berg, Debbie McPherson, Janice Ferrell, Jim Fletcher, Sue Haver, Nancy Cramlet, Cathy Ames, Bonnie McCune, Mike Wise, Jean Benson, Gary Myers, Deana Tidrick, Karen Laughlin. Fourth Row: Paula Lamneck, Ronalda Beall, John Lyons, Debbie Goff, Richard Ellis, Becky Hogue, Danny Hart, Penny Shivers, Natalie Jones, Karen Bradshaw, Dan Gibson, Toni Donato, Mary Kay Burris, Marsha Hannahs. Standing: Larry Arnold, David Hawk, Greg Hackenbracht, Larry Getchey, Miss Dichler, director; Tom Sondles, Eddie Hammersley, John Ellis. Not pictured: Beverly Egglesten, Linda Haning, Bruce Gaumer. SOPHOMORES First Row, L-R: Cindy Gates, Secretary; Ron Hooker, President; Kathy Butler, Social Ch.; Bob Simmerman, Vice Pres. Second Row: Larry Russell, Treas.; Eddie Hamsher, Soc. Ch. We are FAITHFUL, GREAT we'll be. We're the Class of '70. Bob Ames Donald Arth Kim Asher Greg Ault Dave Barber Alice Belt 90 Amy Bliss Judy Boyd Judy Bradshaw Mike Bricker Sheila Burson Kathy Butler Leslie Casterline Marilyn Casterline Hollis Catlett Joanne Chaney Pam Clark Harold Clum Janet Couts Vickie Couts Terry Cox Bob Crosswhite Debbie DeRing Bill Dietrich Jo Ann Clum Charles Couch Don Edwards Denise Fausnight Sue Fletcher Ellen Fruchey Bob Funk Cindy Gates Susan Guamer Judy Getchey Cathy Goettge Debbie Gross Trudy Hall Dale Hawkins Ed Hamsher Sue Harstine Donna rd Haver Judy Hawk Ron Hooker Ron Huff Linda Johnson Steve Jones Mike Jubb Dave Kees Jeanni Keffer Richard Kidwell Teresa Landis Nitia Laughlin 92 Kim Lenzo Mark Lewis Jackie Little Joyce Little Sally Loader Stephen Lower Karen Ludwig Virginia Lyons Peggy McCants Terry McVey Jane Marstrell Cherrie Mason Benjamin Miller George Miller Joyce Miskimen Tom MitcheH Albert Morgan Rod Nelson Beverly Norman Adair Parks Rita Patterson Dan Peoples Phyliss Phillips 93 Tim Poorman Susan Porcher Melody RidenbaugH Jan Robinson Bruce Rose Ranee Rose RicKard Rose Bobbi Rothenstein Larry Russell Judy Rutter Lynnsaye Shaw Gregg Shivers Bob Simmerman Jim Simpson Edith Smart Harold Smith James Starkey Melba Stewart 94 Dale Stocker Rick Storck Don Sweitzer Marsha Taylor Linda Temple Jim Thomas Dian Tish Bill Treat Voncile Trotter Ronnie Van Voorhis Cindy Watson Ron Whyde Greg Yanai Susie Yanai Vickie Yarnell Don Zeigler Not Pictured: 95 Cecil Barthalow Jim Garretson Ronda Johns Paul langell Celina McCall Kefer Rominger JUNIORS CLASS OFFICERS: First Row, L-R: Bob Heifner—Vice Pres., Molly McCrone—Soc. Chairman, Sandy Booth—Sec., Carmela lenzo—Treas. Second Row: Paul Russell—Pres., Dennis Ames—Soc. Chairman. We will RISE We will SHINE. We're The Class of '69. Ann Agricola Dennis Ames Eugene Amore David Anders Jack Art Brenda Baker 96 Rod Baker Faye Barker Patty Beall George Belt Dana Benson Steve Bliss Sandy Booth Carl Boyd Ronald Burner Mike Carney Helen Casteel Kathy Clarke John Clements Linda Clements Dave Couts Tanda Cox Linda Cramlet Dave Curby Linda Dorsey Ruth Ann Dorsey Diana Elliott Norleen Fausnight June Ferrell Lyman Gano John Gibson Steve Guy' Ann Hahn Christy Harstine 97 Bob Heifner John Heller Gloria Hendershot Cherrie Henry Janice Hickenbottom Dennis Hoot man John Harvey Roger Haver Ron Haver Bill Haver Susan Hawk Rick Hawkins Ron Hurst Jimmy Jones Steve Jones John Keffer Craig King Sarah Lahna Wayne Leading Carmela Lenzo Janet lenzo Kenny Little Debbie Loader Becky Loader 98 Molly McCrone Rod McCune Floyd Mclntire Bill McKibben Charlie McPherson Debbie Mallory Don Marhover Jim Marlatt Linda Marlatt Crystal Maurer Sharon Miller Susan Miller 99 Steve Patterson Carol Phillips Rita Phillips Jeff Price Rodney Ridenbaugh Bob Ripley Kathy Robinson Esther Ross Paul Russell Randy Rutter Pat Schupp Jerry Seevers Joe Shalosky Jeanie Sharrock Bob Shephard Frank Smart Linda Smith Melanie Steed Pennye Stewart Bob Stratton Frances Studd Joe Stute Richard Tidrick Flora Tilton 100 Ernie Triplett Effie Trotter Jessie Trotter Sharon Warner Judy Weber Patty Weber Jack Welsch Elizabeth Whitus Bruce Widder Clifford Wigfield Irene Wright Marsha Yanai Not Pictured: 101 Rick Black Skip Black Norma Garretson Bob Hahn Terry Oldt SPRING - SEASON On May 5 the new high school building was dedicated. The keys to the new school were presented by the architect to Mr. Hamsher. Senator Oliver Ocasek was the main speaker. On April 26 the flag pole and flag were dedicated. Rev. George Shurtz gave a stirring patriotic address. At the annual All-Sports Banquet on May 17, it was announced that a Newcomers-town Hall of Fame was being formed for former Newcomerstown athletes. Brothers Woody and Ike Hayes were the first to receive this honor. Spring was a time for talking. Much of this talking took place in study hall. 102 OF EVENTS Featuring music and dancing, both the Newcosean Sweetheart Ball, on the right, and the musical Brigadoon, on the left, were thoroughly enjoyed by those many, many people who attended. As the season of spring events broke forth upon activities, so did it break forth upon the land. There was much landscaping to be completed around the new school. 103 Spring was also a time for concerts—both band and choir. MUSIC IS THE UNIVERSAL LANGUAGE. The Junior High Choir has excelled greatly during the 67-68 school year. Both the girl's and the boy's choirs sent select ensembles to the district competition. Apparently their effort was well-made, because each ensemble received superior ratings. 104 Skip Black was featured in the Spring Concert where he sang a solo entitled Ole Man River . Skip has been a baritone in the All-Ohio Youth Choir, and he will travel- to Europe this summer with other top-notch vocalists. The Newcomerstown High School Choir has grown in both quantity and quality under Walter Heck's capable direction this past year. But most important, the quality of workmanship has enabled some members to participate in the District-8 Contest. During the school year, the choir presented several very interesting concerts. The theme of the Christmas concert was religious and meaningful, but it also had a touch of light humor. Several ensembles from the choir were privileged by being invited to sing at the PTA Banquet, the Newcomerstown Choral Society, and the Business and Professional Women's meeting. In addition, the entire choir sprang into spring at the annual Spring Concert. The real highlight of the year, though, was in April when all choir members took part in the school's second musical Brigadoon . Much hard work was rewarded by long-lasting memories. 105 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA L. to R., First Row: Debbie Mallory, Effie Trotter, Shirley Hayes, Ruth Ann Dorsey, Marsha Yanai, Donna Sharpies, Marilyn Casterline, Terry Cox, Alice Belt, Kathy Swigert, Teresa Landis. Second Row: Miss Holderbaum, Kathy Robinson, Norma Garritson, Jo Miller, Melanie Steed, Connie Phillips, Trina Palmer, Phyllis Phillips, Janice Hickenbottom, Sarah Lahna. Third Row: Mrs. Swi gert, Helen Casteel, Judy Getchey, Jessi Trotter, Trudy Hall, Judy Boyd, Jeanie Sharrock, Francis Studd, Grace Neighbor, Sharon Lehman, Beverly Norman, Carol Phillips. L. to R., First Row: Marsha Yanai, Vice Pres.; Donna Sharpless, Pres. Second Row: Terry Cox, Treas.; Kathy Swigert, Sec.; Ruth Ann Dorsey, Soc. Chm.; Bev Norman, Reporter; Mrs. Swigert, Advisor. Third Row: Sarah Lahna, Award of Merit; Jo Miller, Degree Chm.; Marilyn Casterline, Song Leader; Debbie Mallory, Parliamentarian; Judy Boyd, Historian. The Future Homemakers of America is a national organization for high school girls who wish to have additional experiences in planning activities related to homemaking. It also helps in furthering their interests in home economics. Their goal is to help individuals improve personal, family and community life. FHA activities included attending a District Rally in the fall and visiting other schools with FHA Clubs to learn about their activities. In the autumn the FHA decorated a store window on Main Street to instill pride in the Trojan football team. The president attended the State and National FHA Convention in the spring. 106 THE NATIONAL THESPIAN SOCIETY The National Thespian Society is a national organization composed of students who are interested in dramatics. The requirements for membership are ten participation points in a school play and a speech course or twenty-five participation points. The Thespian Society holds a regular meeting once every month. Mrs. Elizabeth Portz is the advisor. First Row: Richard Kidwell, Gloria Hendershot, Richard Tidrick. Row; Richard Storck, Carmela Lenzo, Eddie Hamsher. Third Row: Vicki Harris, William Snader, Ann Agricula. Initiation night a skit was presented to the advisor and president by the new members. The students inducted were: Ann Agricola, Eddie Hamsher, Vicki Harris, Gloria Hendershot, Richard Storck, and Richard Tidrick. The skit was an old-fashioned melodrama, complete with a villain and hero. Second 107 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY First Row, L-R: Susan Miller, Christy Harstine, Susan Hawk, Sandy Booth, Linda Marlatt, Linda Cramlet, Kathy Ervin, Judy Barthalow, Ann Agricola. Second row: Norleen Fausnight, Sharon Warner, Flora Tilton, Dana Benson, Sharon Miller, Rita Phillips, Carol Schlarb, Toni Stevens, Linda lawver. Third row: Bob Snader, Paul Russell, Kathy Berg, Chris Benson, Ellen Stewart, Mary Temple, Robin Rice, Becky Loader, Lester Marlatt. Fourth row: Richard Tidrick, Tom Little, Bill Snader, Dennis DeLong, Ron Haver, Mark Mortine, Jeff Schmidt, Mr. Wilson; advisor. Mary Temple spoke at initiation. Newcomerstown's chapter of National Honor Society consisted of thirty-six members, twenty-one of whom were initiated on January 8, 1968. This national organization is comprised of Juniors and Seniors who are outstanding in the areas of scholarship, leadership, service and character. L-R: Mr. Wilson, advisor; Bill Snader, president; Kathy Ervin, Secretary; Kathy Berg, Treasurer; Mary Temple, vice president. 108 STUDENT COUNCIL First Row: Pam Lenzo, Brenda Schlarb, Janie Kopes, Vicki Coots, Rita Phillips, Kathy Ervin, Adair Parks, Mr. Miller, advisor. Second Row: Linda Marlatt, Cindy Gates, Lester Marlatt, Bob Simmerman, Jay Parks. Third Row: Mark Warner, Don Haver, Randy Rotter, Jeff Schmidt, Kevin Schmidt, Ron Haver. The Student Council, which consisted of responsible representatives from each class, attempted to foster a spirit of co-operation among the students and the faculty. It, also, helped to maintain a high standard of personal conduct by promoting and encouraging activities for the best interests of the school. The 1967-68 Student Council conducted a panel discussion previous to the elections. They presented information concerning the operating levy for the new high school. All were happy when it passed. OFFICERS: Prej., Carol Schlarb, Vice Pres., Jeff Schmidt, Sec., Jenie Kopes, Trees., Kathy Ervin, Sergeant-et-Arms, Jay Parks. 109 SCIENCE FAIR L.-R.: Clifford Morrison, Bonnie Jacobs, Chris Hart, Richard Ellis, Mr. Charles Moreland, Mr. Clantz, Jim Russell, Pam Lenzo, Lynnsaye Shaw, Sharon Miller. A special award was given to the top students in each of the four divisions. The General Science award was given to Pam Lenzo, a Freshman. The Biology award was presented to Lynnsaye Shaw, a Sophomore. The winner in the Chemistry division was Sharon Miller. All three of these students received “superior ratings. Jim Russell, a Senior, who received an excellent rating, won the Physics award. 110 STUDENTS EXCEL This was the tcene at the day went on. Spectators and participants enjoyed the atmosphere of the Science Fair. February 11, 1968 was the date of the annual Newcomerstown Science Fair. Participants included students from the fields of Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and General Science. The projects were evaluated by a team of judges who distributed superior , excellent , and good ratings. The highest rating student from each field was presented a trophy. Ill HONORED N.H.S. STUDENTS Row 7, L. to R.: Les Casterline, Larry Russell, Rick Storck, Linda Bernardo, Lester Marlatt, Jeff Schmidt, John Gump. Row 2: Ann Agricola, Rita Phillips, Norleen Fausnight. Flora Tilton, Susan Miller. Becky Loader, Sharon Miller, Carol Mirer Row 3: Adair Parks, Judy Bradshaw, Sheila Burson. Linda Temple, Kathy Berg, Ron Haver, Ben Miller. Row 4: Karen Ludwig, Susan Gaumer, Cindy Gates, Sandi Miller. Judy Hawk, Mark Mortlne. Dave Curby, Ron Hooker. Row 5: Rosemarie Cunningham, Ellen Brode, Becky Postel. Ellen Krebs, Pam lenzo. Sue Harstine, Mike Jubb, Toni Stevens, Bill Snader. Row 6: Kevin Schmidt, Peggy Jarvis, Leona Toney, Debbie Lehman, Danny Marlatt, Roger Quillen, Steve Harstine, Richard Hammersley. Five students from our high school placed in the final district-state scholarship tests. They are from left to right Steve Harstine, Linda Bernardo, Richard Hammersley, Paul Russell, and Lester Marlatt. 112 SENIORS REPRESENT SCHOOL 113 Boys State-L.-R.: Lester Marlatt, Bill Snader, Jeff Schmidt. OUTSTANDING SENIOR AWARDS Snader Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow—Kathy Ervin I 14 Outstanding Senior Librarians—Gary Watson and Linda Bernardo Scholarship winners as of June 3, 1968, from L.-R.: Tom Little, John Gump, Tim Goettge, Kathy Riley, Mr. John Hackenbracht, Craig Carpenter, Priscilla Yanai. Linda Bernardo, and James Trotter. Not pictured: Kathy Berg, Kathy Ervin, Les Marlatt, Jeff Schmidt, Bill Snader, and Jim Russell. McCall Correspondent—Mary Temple Senior Band Awards—Prom L-R: Robin Rice, Cathy Baker, Les Marlatt. American Legion Essay Test Winners—Sharon Miller and Bob Heifner 115 Perfect Attendance Award Winners TRACKMEN EXCEL Mile Relay Team. l.-R.: Steve Swigert, Jim Thomas, Bill Snader, Ernie Triplett. Through hard work and determination these seven N.H.S. tracksters qualified to participate in the state track meet at Columbus. Their showing was excellent as the team finished seventh in the state with a total of five points. The mile relay team captured second place with an outstanding time of 3:26.4. The 880 yard relay team finished fifth with a time of 1:32.3, just .5 of a second out of first place, and Bob Ripley ended up eighth in the half mile, recording a time of 2:02.4. 880 Relay Team—L-R: Steve Swigert, Ernie Triplett, Denny Ames, John Heller. 116 SWEETHEART BALL L. to R.: Lester Marlatt, Vicki Couts, Bob Snader, Jane Kopes, Paul Russell, Queen Christy Harstine, Mike Baugher, Adair Parks, Tom little, Mary Temple. At the annual Sweetheart Ball, sponsored by the Newcosean Staff, Christy Harstine was crowned queen. The Sweetheart and her attendants were chosen by students from a list of all girls who had placed orders for their Newcoseans. Newcosean Queen Christy Harstine You want to play WHAT record? 117 LIBRARY L. to R., First Row: Molly McCrone, Priscilla Yanai, Diane Lamneck. Ellen Brode, Melba Stewart. Second Row: Linda Kincade, Jo Ann Clum, Mary Shaw, Debbie Loader, Judy Weber, Linda Bernardo, Marilyn Casterline. Third Row: Shirley Bouscher, Kay Ahle, Bonnie Rothenstien, Christy Harstine, Carmela Lenzo, Susan Porcher, Wendy Swigert, Kathy Berg. Fourth Row: Bill Snader, Terry Oldt, Joe Shalasky, Al Miskimen, Bob Heifner, Bob Arnold, Gary Watson, Dan Marhover, Ronnie Little. L. to R.: Bill Snader, President; Terry Oldt, Treasurer; Mrs. Bowling, Librarian; Linda Bernardo, Vice President; Priscilla Yanai, Secretary. The Library Club is a service organization composed of students who volunteer a free period everyday to help operate the library. Their duties vary from dusting shelves to typing book cards. The student librarians helped move the books from the old library to the new high school library. The Library Club also enjoys social functions. This fall they decorated a store window on Main Street to build school spirit. At Christmas time, a festive covered dish dinner was held. In the spring, the club usually takes a field trip. 118 CLUB Student Librarians work diligently. 119 House visited on trip TRACK TEAM COMPLETES The smooth, fast hand-off has become the trademark of the Trojan thinclads. This is hard work and sacrifice? Hard work and sacrifice does not go unrewarded. SUCCESSFUL SEASON First Row, L-R: Lester Marlatt, Tim Goettge, Dan Sweitzer. Second Row. Jim Marlatt, Ron Haver, Jack Welsch, Bob Heifner, Bill Haver, Denny Ames, Steve Guy, Rod McCune, Ron little. Coach Milburn. Third Row: Carl Smith, Ben Miller, Bob Ripley, John Heller, Rick Storck, Ron Huff, Dave Kees, Bill Treat, Bob Snader, Don Zeigler, Whit Parks, Coach Osier. Fourth Row: Tom Heller, Bob Ames, Donnard Haver, Bill Snader, Greg Shivers, Steve Lower, Bob Simmerman, Fd Hamsher, Jim Thomas, John Gibson, Tim Poorman, Coach Beaber. Fifth Row: Mark Mizer, Steve Swigert, Jim Starkey, Dusty Wilkin, Bill Judy, Jeff McCune, Kevin Schmidt, Jay Parks, Don Brown, Ernie Triplett, Ron Hurst, Rod Price. Sixth Row: Mike Bricker, Jeff Schmidt, Terry Oldt, Tom Addy, John Stewart, Ivan Hickenbottom, Steve Shaw, Steve Castle, Randy Hoffman, Steve Harstine, Tom Little, Tom Hayes, Greg Ault, Danny Marlatt, Mgr. Enjoying his third year at the helm of track and field at Newcomerstown High School, Coach Milburn has produced his third straight undefeated dual meet track team. This is only one of the many feats which the Trojan tracksters accomplished. They captured first place finishes in the Jaycees Invitational Relays, Dover Relays, Inter-Valley Conference Meet, and a coveted Eastern Ohio District Championship. They also finished second in the Cambridge Relays only one quarter of a point out of first. Following their winning of the District crown, the Trojans traveled to Worthington on the next Saturday for the Regional meet. Here the Trojans qualified seven of their finest athletes for the State finals. SPRINTERS Kneeling, L-R: John Heller, Denny Ames, Ernie Triplett, Steve Swigert. Second Row: Coach Milburn, Jim Thomas, Don Brown, Bill Judy, Steve Shaw, Bill Haver, John Gibson. Third Row: Whit Parks, Steve Guy, Steve Castle, Dan Sweitzer, Malcolm Ames, Ronnie Little. Trojan Sprinters’tensely await starter's gun. They are, left to right, Jim Thomas, Ernie Triplett, Steve Swigert, John Heller, and Denny Ames. 122 DISTANCE MEN Kneeling, L-R: Lester Marlatt, Bob Ripley, Tom Little, Tom Hayes, Jack Welsch. Second Row: Coach Osier, Bob Simmerman, Greg Ault, Rod Price, Ivan Hickenbottom, Steve Harstine, Ben Mille' Bob Snadcr. Third Row: Steve Lower, Ron Huff, Carl Smith, Don Zeigler, Donnard Haver. Milers, Les Marlatt, Jack Welsch, and Greg Ault, stand poised for action. Tom Hayes works out for his specialty, the two-mile run. 123 HURDLERS Kneeling, L-R: Ron Hurst, Mike Bricker, Bill Snader, Randy Hoffman. Standing: Coach Milburn, Kevin Schmidt, Jeff Schmidt, John Stewart, Dusty Wilkin, Tim Poorman. 124 HIGH JUMP, LONG JUMP POLE VAULT Kneeling, LR: Terry Oldt, Ron Hurst, Jim Starkey, Tom Heller, Don Brown, Bill Judy, Steve Swigert. Second Row: Coach Milburn, Kevin Schmidt, Mike Bricker, John Stewart, Tom Addy, Steve Shaw, Ernie Triplett, Coach Beaber. Third Row: Rick Storck, Jeff Schmidt, Dave Kees, Dusty Wilkin. 125 SHOT PUT AND DISCUS Kneeling, L-R: Jim Marlatt, Bill Treat, Jay Parks, Tim Goettge, Bob Heif ner. Rod AAcCune. Second Row: Coach Beaber, Ed Hamsher, AAark Mizer, Dusty Wilkin, Ron Haver, Jeff McCune, Greg Shivers. 26 JUNIOR HIGH ARE UNDEFEATED First Row: Steve Gates, Pat Miller, Dave Weber, Jeff Roe, Jim Welsh, Rick Decker, Greg Gadd, Steve Wright. Second Row: Gary Hoffman, Rick Hooker, Paul Simpson, Carey Jurin, Bruce Gaumer, John Lyons, Danny Wilkin. Third Row: Karl Whyde, Dwight Van Sickle, Tom Hammarsley, Jeff Jurin, Rick Moore, Richard Smith, Bob Haver, Mike Weber. Fourth Row: Tom Mason, John Ellis, Paul Miller, Danny Gibson, Terry Smith, Anthony Lenzo, Jerry Beiter. Fifth Row: Tom Mason, Chris Cornell, Kenny McCants, John Duhamel, Richard Eddy, Tom Sondles, Jim Fletcher. Sixth Row: Coach Belle, John Starkey, Ricky Raach, Greg Hackenbracht, Larry Arnold, Jim Brandon, Glenn Watson, Coach Clantz. 127 N.H.S. GIRLS RECEIVE Front Row: Diane Lamneck, Janet Lenzo, Becky Postel, Sandi Hamsher, Cleaty Lyons, Jane Marstrell, Evelyn Moore, Debbie Belcher. Second Row: Miss Struchen. Pam Lenzo, Debbie Lehman, Jill Art, Ellen Krebs, Vickie Kees, Lynnsaye Shaw, Judy Weber. Third Row: Vicki Couts, Debbie Gray, Connie Boyd, Betsy DeLong, Linda Collins. Crystle Bradshaw, Debbie Ault, Becky Hogue, Shelley Moore. Fourth Row: Car-mela Lenzo, Patty Weber, Sharon Cramlet, Debbie McPherson, Carolyn Moore, Cathy Ames, Pam Boyd, Melba Stewart. Although girls' track has only been a part of our athletic program for three years, a marked change has taken place. In its first year the girls never won a meet. Such was not the case this year as the girls enjoyed a 6-0 record. Under the direction of Miss Bonnie Struchen, the girls became the top team in the county. Most of the squad was composed of underclassmen who will be returning next year in hopes of another great season. 128 Award winning 440 yard relay team. TOP HONORS For the first time in N.H.S. history a Girls' Invitational track meet was held. Approximately 150 girls from five Tuscarawas County schools participated. As the scoring was on an individual basis Sandy Hamsher received top honors in the Senior High division. JUNIOR HIGH WINNERS. l-R: Linda Collins, Carolyn Moore, Cathy Ames. SENIOR HIGH WINNERS. L-R: Debbie Lehman, Sandy Hamsher, Cleaty Lyons, Janet Lenzo, Diane Lamneck, Becky Postel. EXCITEMENT REIGNS DURING The Newcomerstown Trojan track and field squad won the first annual Jaycees Relays to begin Spring Weekend on a high note. Winning all of the field events, Tuscarawas Valley finished second. The Trojans, as usual, displayed fine depth in the running events and swept them all. The Spring Court was on hand to present the awards. 130 SPRING WEEKEND Seated, LR: Brenda Schlarb, Carmela tenzo, Queen Mary Temple, Linda Bernardo, Jane Kopes, Vicki Couts. Standing, L.R.: Jay Parks, John Heller, King Gary Bryan, Duke Delong, Steve Swigert, Donnard Haver. The queen and her attendant assisted at the Jaycee Invitational Track Meet by presenting medals to the winners. A MIRACLE IN Apparently, miracles do happen, for on April 5th and 6th in the high school auditorium, the village of Briga-doon reappeared. After 100 years of undisturbed silence, the village emerged just as it once was in the Scottish highlands. Actually, Jeff Douglas and Tommy Albright stumbled on the village during a hunting expedition. Soon the wonder of the lives of the villagers unfolded before them. Briga-doori, the Spring play was presented by more than 100 students under the direction of Mrs. Ralph Portz, Mr. Walter Heck, Mr. Dennis Belle, Mrs. Bev Shar-rock, and Mrs. Walter Heck. Tommy was played by Richard Tidrick. His friend, Jeff, was played by Charlie McPherson. Susan Hawk played Fiona McLaren, and Peggy McCants played her sister, Jean. Jay Parks played Charlie Dalrymple, the jubilant bridegroom. Harry Beaton, the shunned lover was played by Bill Snader. 132 THE SCOTTISH HIGHLANDS 133 A LOT OF 134 HARD WORK . . . the Juniors made decorations for the Junior-Senior Prom. 135 AND THE CHARLIE How about a Hawaiian punch? Yet, Sammy Nutshell, Skip is terrific. You're kiddin'—Gus is here!?! CARSON SHOW . . . Banquet entertainment was provided by the Charlie Carson Show with Charlie McPherson as the star of the show. Special guests were Madame Audrie Bartique, Ward Hollingsworth, Jungle Jan McPeach, Sam Nutshall, Sugar Bear Muller, and Miss Dichlerine. The show was highlighted by the appearance of Gus, the famous St. Bernard dog. ... and here comes Sugar Bear Muller. 137 Thanks to a hard-working guy with a patient wife. “THE LAND OF THE ALPS” The banquet was held in the high school cafeteria which was decorated like the interior of a Swiss ski lodge. A large fireplace and a mural of the Neuschwan-stein Castle highlighted, the hall. Swiss boy and girl figurines and wax-dripped wine bottles accented the tables. Large, billowing clouds, Swiss shops, and snow-capped mountains transformed the gymnasium into an Alpine setting for the dance. A picturesque mountain chalet was the main feature of the room. Following the dance a movie, The Cardinal , was shown in the Middle School auditorium. The bowling alley was opened at two-thirty for the students before they returned to the high school for breakfast. The Class of 1968 would like to express its thanks to the Juniors and their parents for a fun-filled and memorable Ran, you're squeezing my hand! evening. When do we get ours? BROUGHT SUCCESS TO Jessie and beau enjoyed the prom. Cheer up! The night's still young. Editor-in-chief, Bill Snader; Assistant Editor, Tom Little Business Managers, Ellen Stewart, Robin Rice Photographers, Lester Marlatt, Mike Baugher Sports, Bob Snader, Toni Stevens, Dennis DeLong NEWCOSEAN The 1968 Newcosean staff would like to thank the people of Newcomerstown and surrounding area for their patronage. We would also like to thank the teachers and the administration for their time and patience in helping us prepare this book. A special thanks goes to George Cories, our photographer from Osborne Studio in Coshocton, for his tireless efforts. Advisor, Mrs. Portz STAFF Activities, Kathy Riley, Kathy Ervin, Diane Doak Organizations, Jane Kopes, Chris Benson, Kathy Berg This was the first year that the Juniors were permitted to assist in editing the yearbook. It was hoped that this experience would prepare them for the work on next year's Newcosean staff. Apprentices, Seated: Marsha Yanai, Ruth Ann Dorsey, Christy Harstine. Standing: Ann Agricola, Patty Weber, Carmela Lenzo, Paul Russell. SENIORS CLASS FLOWER Orange DeLight Rose CLASS COLORS Ice Blue and Silver CLASS MOTTO We tread the roads of success and failure; we challenge both. CLASS SONG Born Free First Row, L.-R.: Jill Addy, Pres.; Priscilla Yanei, Sec.; Cindy Robinson, Soc. CHmn. Second Row: Tom Little, V-Pres.; Randy Addy, Soc. Chmn.; Greg Wentz, Treas. ADVISORS. l.-R.: Mr. Osier, Mrs. Barthalow, Mr. Riffle To look up and not down. To look forward and not back, To look out and not in, and To lend a hand. - Edward Everett Hale VALEDICTORIAN Kathy Berg SALUTATORIAN Kathy Ervin Lee Stadium was the scene for the Eighty-Sixth annual Commencement exercises held on June 3. This event held an even greater significance as the Class of 1968 had the privilege of being the first to graduate from the new high school and Lee Stadium. Following the Commencement a reception was held in the high school cafeteria for the ninety-seven graduates and their parents. 142 143 Jill ANN ADDY-Class Officer 4, Pres.; Girls' State 3; Homecoming Queen 4; Newcosean Sweetheart Court 3; World Affairs Institute 4; Guidance Office Secretary 3; Office Girl 4; Library Club 4; Pep Club 3, 4, Pros. 3; Trojan Echo Staff 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3. 4; Cheerleader 1, Alternate 2. RANDY LEE ADDY—Class Officer 4, Soc. Chmn.; Trojan Echo Staff 4; Basketball 2, 3, Lettered 2; Track Lettered 3. KAY ELAINE AHLE—Hall Monitor 4; Library Club 3, 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court. JERRY WAYNE ALBAUGH-Student Honor Hall Teacher 3; Shop Instructor 4; Basketball Manager 4; Lettered 4; Track 3, 4. Jill Addy BERNARD DALE AMES-Basketball 1; Football Lettered 2, 4; Track 1. ROBERT DEAN ARNOLD-Transferred from New Philadelphia; Library Club 4; Basketball 3. RICHARD EUGENE ARTH-District Scholarship Team 1; Hall Monitor 3; Shop Instructor 4; Stage Crew 2; Trojan Talk 2; Baseball 2. CATHY LYNN BAKER—Hall Monitor 4; Student Announcer 4; Band: Marching 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert 1,2, 3, 4; Trojan Echo Staff 4; Y-Teens 3, 4. Bernie Ames JUDITH DIANNE BARTHALOW-Band: Marching 1. 2, 3; Concert 1, 2. 3, Majorette 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Newcosean Staff 4; Science Club 2, 3; Trojan Echo Staff 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; Make-Up: The Robe ; Talent Show 4. MICHAEL JON BAUGHER-District Scholarship Team 1, 2; Hall Monitor 4; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Newcosean Staff 4; Student Council 3; Trojan Echo Staff 4; Usher: Tom Sawyer ; Track 2. RALEIGH GAIL BELT—Football 1. RAYMOND EUGENE BELT 144 Judy Barthalow Mike Baugher Raymond Belt Randy Addy Bob Arnold Richard Arth Raleigh Belt Cathy Baker 145 Gary Benner Chris Benson Kathy Berg Shirley Bouscher Gary Bryan Cheryl Clark Jim Couts Dave Craigo 146 GARY WAYNE BENNER-Shop Instructor 4; Baseball 2. Linda Bernardo CHRISTINA JANE BENSON-Transferred from Cleveland; Office Girl 4; Choir 4; National Honor Society 4; Newcosean Staff 4; Pep Club 4; Trojan Echo Staff 4; Y-Teens 4; Mr. Gallion's School, Brigadoon, Talent Show 4. KATHRYN GRACE BERG—Valedictorian; American Legion Essay Test 1, 3; Class Officer-Sec. 2; District Scholarship Team 1, 2, 4; Student Announcer 4; Band: Concert 1, 2, 3; Marching 1, 2, 3; Library Club 4; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Treas. 4; Newcosean Staff 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Science Club 2, 3, Soc. Chm. 3; Student Council 3; Trojan Echo Staff 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; The Robe. LINDA JOYCE BERNARDO—District Scholarship Team 1, 2; Spring King and Queen Court 4; Outstanding Librarian 4; Library Club 2, 3, 4; Vice Pres, and Soc. Chmn. 4; National Honor Society 4; Pep Club 4; Trojan Talk 2. Craig Carpenter SHIRLEY KATHLEEN BOUSCHER-Hall Monitor 3, 4; Library Club 3, 4; Trojan Talk 2; Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4; Sorry, Wrong Number. GARY WAYNE BRYAN—Spring King 4; Student Council 2; Football 4, Lettered 4. MICHAEL LEE BUTLER-BasketbaJI 1. CRAIG WASSON CARPENTER—Homecoming Escort 4; Hall Monitor 4; Stage Crew 1, 2; Trojan Talk 2; Hi-Y 3, 4; The Robe, Stage Crew: Ransom of Red Chief, The Monkey's Paw ; Baseball 2; Basketball 1, 2; Football 1. CHERYL LYNN CLARK-Newcosean Staff 4; Posture Contest 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; Make-Up: Sorry Wrong Number, Ransom of Red Chief, The Monkey's Paw, You Can't Take It With You, The Wizard of Oz, Brigadoon. JAMES EARL COUTS—Audio-Visual Aid; Hi-Y 1; The Robe ; Basketball 1; Football 1; Track Lettered 2, 3. DAVID CARL CRAIGO—Class Officer 2, Soc. Chmn., Homecoming Escort 4; Basketball Lettered 2. RICHARD MILO CRAMLET—Audio-Visual Aid 1, 2, 3, 4; Hall Monitor 3, 4; Stage Crew 1, 2, 3, 4; The Robe, Tom Sawyer, Sorry, Wrong Number, Ransom of Red Chief, The Monkey's Paw, You Can't Take It With You, The Wizard of Oz, Mr. Gallion's School, Brigadoon, Talent Show; Band: Concert 1, 2, 3; Marching 1, 2, 3; Trojan Echo Staff 4. 147 Richard Cramlet LINDA KAY DAVIS—Transferred from Lancaster High School 4. DENNIS JAMES DeLONG—World Affairs Institute 4; Spring King and Queen Court 4; Hi-Y 2. 3, 4; National Honor Society 4; Newcosean Staff 4; Student Council 3; Trojan Echo Staff 4; Baseball Lettered 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Lettered 2, 3, 4, Co-Capt. 4. DjANE La VERNE DOAK-Transferred from Cambridge 2; Office Girl 4; Library Club 3, 4; Newcosean Staff 4; Science Club 2; Trojan Echo Staff 4; Y-Teens 2, 3, 4; Sorry, Wrong Number, The Wizard of Oz. GINGER LYNN DURBIN—Hall Monitor 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4. CANDACE KAY ELLIOTT—Newcosean Staff 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; MakeUp: Sorry, Wrong Number, Ransom of Red Chief, The Monkey's Paw, You Can't Take It With You, The Wizard of Oz, Brigadoon. VERNON LEE ELLIOTT KATHRYN LEE ERVIN—Salutatorian; Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow; Class Officer, V-Pres. 2; District Scholarship Team 1, 2; Girls' State Alternate 3; Student Announcer 4; Band: Concert 1, 2, 3; Marching 1, 2, 3; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Sec. 4; Newcosean Staff 4; Pep Club 3, 4, Sec. 3; Science Club 2, 3, V-Pres. 3; Student Council 1, 4, Trees. 4; Trojan Echo Staff 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; The Robe, Brigadoon, Talent Show 4. THOMAS GARDNER GADD—Homecoming Escort 4; Stage Crew 1. Linda Davis Candace Elliott CARL LEE GANO TIMOTHY BERT GOETTGE-Homecoming Escort 4; Hall Monitor 3; Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Trojan Echo Staff 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Lettered 2, 3, 4, Co-Capt. 3, 4; Track Lettered 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball Manager 3. JOHN FREELAND GUMP—District Scholarship Team 1, 2; Trojan Echo Staff 4; Talent Show 3. WESLEY NEIL HARDING—Audio-Visual Aid 3; Stage Crew 3, 4; Baseball 2; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Football 1; Track 3; Stage Crew: The Wizard of Oz, Mr. Gallion's School, Brigadoon. 148 Carl Gano Vernon Elliott Kathy Ervin Tom Gadd Tim Goettge John Gump Wes Harding 149 0r- Vickie Jackson Bob Jacobs Jerry Johnson Jane Kopes Bill Lawrence Gilbert Hathaway Linda Lawver Tom Hayes VICTORIA HARRIS JACKSON GILBERT EMORY HATHAWAY—Pep Club 4; Track 2. ROBERT LEE HAVER-Stage Crew 3; Hi-Y 3, 4; Pep Club 3; The Robe ; Basketball 1. THOMAS LEROY HAYES—Homecoming Escort 4; Shop Instructor 4; Stage Crew 3, 4; Hi-Y 4; Pep Club 3; Stage Crew: The Wizard of Oz, Mr. Gallion's School, Brigadoon ; Basketball 1, 2; Football 1, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4. BOBBY JOE JACOBS—Baseball Lettered 2, 3, 4. Linda Kinkade JERRY LEE JOHNSON- The Robe ; Basketball Lettered 1. NANCY ISABEL KENNEDY—Hall Monitor 3; Office Girl 3. 4; Make-Up: The Robe, Tom Sawyer, The Wizard of Oz, Connecticut Yankee In King Arthur's Court ; Typing: Mr. Gallion's School. LINDA ANN KINKADE—Hall Monitor 4; Library Club 3, 4; Science Club 2; Trojan Echo Staff 4. JANE ANN KOPES—Class Officer 2, Sec.; Homecoming Court 4; Newcosean Sweetheart Court 3, 4; Spring King and Queen Court 1, 2, 3, 4; Guidance Office Secretary 4; Office Girl 1, 2, 3; Choir 1; Newcosean Staff 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Science Club 2; Student Council 4, Sec.; Trojan Echo Staff 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4; Make-Up: Brigadoon ; Talent Show 4; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Captain 4. RAYMOND WILLIAM LAWRENCE LINDA SUE LAWVER—Guidance Office Secretary 4; Hall Monitor 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Y-Teens 1. JAMES EARL LEHMAN—Shop Instructor 4; Stage Crew 2: Sorry, Wrong Number, Ransom of Red Chief, The Monkey's Paw ; Talent Show 3. 151 Jim Lehman GARY ALLEN LITTLE THOMAS RAY LITTLE—Class Officer 1, V-Pres., 3, Treas., 4, V-Pres.; District Scholarship Team 2, 4; Homecoming Escort 4; Spring King and Queen Court 1, 2; Hall Monitor 2; Hi-Y 2, 3, Trees. 3, Pres. 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Newcosean Staff 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Student Council 2; Trojan Echo Staff 4; Football 1, Lettered 3, 4, Co-Capt. 4; Track Manager 1; Track Lettered 3, 4. AAARGARET BURNETTA MAPLE—Choir 1, 4; Pep Club 4; Usher: The Robe ; Chorus: Brigadoon. LESTER WARNER MARLATT, JR.—American Legion Essay Test 3; Boys' State 3; Class Officer 3, Pres.; District Science Fair 3; District Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Audio-Visual Aid 3, 4; Stage Crew 2, 3; Band: Concert 1, 2, 3, 4; Marching 1, 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Treas. 3, V-Pres. 4; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Newcosean Staff 4; Pep Club 3; Science Club 2, 3; Student Council 4; Trojan Echo Staff 4; Stage Crew: Sorry, Wrong Number, Ransom of Red Chief, The Monkey's Paw, You Can't Take It With You ' The Wizard of Oz ; Talent Show 4; Basketball 1, 2; Track Lettered 2, 3, 4. HOWARD FLOYD MASON-Class Officer 1, Treas. 3, Soc. Chmn.; Hi-Y 2, 3, Sergeant at Arms 3; Basketball 1; Track Manager 1. JEFFREY LYNN MASON—Class Officer 2, Pres.; Hall Monitor 3; The Robe ; Basketball 1, 2; Football 1, 2; Track 2. MARY MARGARET MILLER—Y-Teens 1. STEPHANIE JO MILLER—Future Homemakers of America 4, Degree Chairman. LINDA LOU MONER—Future Homemakers of America 1. RANDY LEE NORMAN—Homecoming Escort 4; Audio-Visual Aid 3; Hall Monitor 3; Shop Instructor 4; Stage Crew 3: Sorry, Wrong Number, Ransom of Red Chief, The Monkey's Paw. GARY DEAN OPPHILE MARVIN WILLIAM ORTT-Baseball 2, 4. Gary Little 152 Linda Moner 153 Randy Norman Gary Opphile Marvin Ortt Roger Ross Bonni Rothenstein Jim Russell 154 DANIEL WARREN PAULUN Eddie Rennard Denny Robinson DAVID ALLEN PAULUN-Baseball 1, 2, 4; Basketball 1; Track 1. TERRY LEE POLLOCK—Hall Monitor 3; Shop Instructor 4; Stage Crew 2: Sorry, Wrong Number, Ransom of Red Chief, The Monkey's Paw ; Talent Show 3; Track 2. GEORGE EDWARD RENNARD—Basketball Lettered 3. ROBIN RAY RICE—District Scholarship Team 1, 2; Homecoming Court 4; Guidance Office Secretary 4; Hall Monitor 3; Band: Concert 1, 2, 3, 4; Marching 1, 2, 3, 4; Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4, Drum Majorette 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Newcosean Staff 4; Pep Club 4; Student Council 2; Trojan Echo Staff 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 3; Make-Up: Brigadoon ; Talent Show 4. KATHY JANE RILEY—Office Girl 4; Choir 1, 4; Newcosean Staff 4; Pep Club 4; Trojan Echo Staff 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; Brigadoon ; Talent Show 4. CYNTHIA LOU ROBINSON-Class Officer 4, Soc. Chmn.; Hall Monitor 4; Office Girl 2, 3; Choir 1; Pep Club 3, Pres. 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; Tom Sawyer. DENNY DEAN ROBINSON-Shop Instructor 4; Hi-Y 3; Pep Club 3; Basketball 1, 2; Football 1, 2, 3; Track Lettered 2. ROGER DANIEL ROSS—Shop Instructor 4; Track Lettered 2, 3, 4. BONNI JEAN ROTHENSTEIN—Band: Concert 1, 2; Marching 1, 2; Library Club 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4. JAMES RICHARD RUSSELL—Class Officer 1, Pres., 3, V-Pres.; Hall Monitor 2; Hi-Y 4; Student Council 2; Trojan Echo Staff 4; 'The Robe, 'Tom Sawyer ; Football 1, Lettered 2. MARY LEON SAUERBREY—Guidance Office Secretary 3; Hall Monitor 3; Pep Club 4; Trojan Echo Staff 4. 155 Mary Sauerbrey CAROL JEAN SCHLARB—Class Officer 3, Sec.; District Scholarship Team 2; Homecoming Court 4; Newcosean Sweetheart Court 3; Lab Assistant 4; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Student Council 4, Pres.; Trojan Echo Staff 4; Trojan Talk 2; Y Teens 1,2, 3, 4, Vice Pres. 4; Cheerleader 3, 4. JEFF FRANCIS SCHMIDT—Transferred from Carrollton 3; Boys' State 3; Spring King and Queen Court 3; Choir 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Student Council 4, V-Pres.; Trojan Echo Staff 4; The Wizard of Oz, Mr. Gallion's School, Briga-doon ; Talent Show 4; Basketball Lettered 3, 4; Co-Capt. 4; All-Scenic Hills 3; Football 3; Lettered 4; Track Lettered 3, 4. ROBERT RAY SCHWEITZER KENNON EUGENE SCOTT—Audio-Visual Aid 2; Hall Monitor 3, 4; Stage Crew 1, 2, 3, 4; Band: Concert 1; Marching 1; Pep Club 3, 4; Stage Crew: Sorry, Wrong Number, Ransom of Red Chief, The Monkey's Paw You Can't Take It With You, The Wizard of Oz, Mr. Gallion's School, Brigadoon ; Basketball Manager 2. Carol Schlarb DONNA LEE SHARPLESS—Hall Monitor 3; Choir 1; Future Homemakers of Tomorrow 1, 2, 3, 4; Pres. 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; Usher: The Robe ; Make-up: Sorry, Wrong Number, Ransom of Red Chief, The Monkey's Paw. ROBERT BRUCE SNADER—Class Officer 1, Soc. Chmn.; District Scholarship Team 1, 2; Homecoming Escort 4; Honor Study Hall 4; Student Announcer 4; Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 3, Treas. 4; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Soc. Chmn. 3; Pep Club 3, 4; Science Club 2; Trojan Echo Staff 4; Newcosean Staff 4; The Robe, The Wizard of Oz, Brigadoon ; Talent Show 4; Basketball 1, 2; Football 2, Lettered 3, 4; Track Lettered 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM RICHARD SNADER—American Legion Essay Test 2; Boys' State 3; District Science Fair 3; District Scholarship Team 1, 2, 4; Elk's Leadership Contest 4; Student Announcer 4; Band Announcer 4; Choir 4; Hi Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 3, Sec. 4; Library Club 3, 4, Pres. 4; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4; Newcosean Staff 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court, The Robe, Tom Sawyer, The Wizard of Oz, Mr. Gallion's School, Brigadoon ; Talent Show 4. BONNIE KAY SONDLES-Hall Monitor 3, 4; Office Girl 2, 3; Pep Club 3; Troian Talk 2; Y-Teens 2, 3, 4; Make-up: The Robe ; Sorry, Wrong Number, The Monkey's Paw TONI ROCHELLE STEVENS—District Scholarship Team 1, 2, 4; Choir 1, 2; National Honor Society 4; Newcosean Staff 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Miss Spirit ; Trojan Echo Staff 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3; Stage Crew: Brigadoon ; Talent Show 4; Cheerleader 2. ELLEN KAY STEWART—American Legion Essay Test 2; District Scholarship Team 2; Guidance Office Secretary 4; Band: Marching 1; National Honor Society 3, 4; Newcosean Staff 4; Trojan Echo Staff 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; Talent Show 4. DANIEL MARTIN STYER—Hall Monitor 4; Shop Instructor 4. DAN ROBERT SWEITZER—Hall Monitor 2, 3, 4; Shop Instructor 4; Football Lettered 2, 3, 4, Capt. 4; Track 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4. Donna Sharpless 156 Toni Stevens Jeff Schmidt Bob Schweitzer Kenny Scott Bob Snader Bill Snader Bonnie Sondles Alice Truex Nancy Vierheller Greg Wentz 158 Jim Wright Priscilla Yanai STEPHEN GEORGE SWIGERT—Homecoming Escort 4; Spring King and Queen Court 4; Audio-Visual Aid 2, 3; Stage Crew 2; Hi-Y 4; Pep Club 4; Trojan Echo Staff 4; Stage Crew: Ransom of Red Chief ; Football 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4. WENDY SUE SWIGERT—Guidance Office Secretary 3; Library Club 4; Newcosean Staff 4; Pep Club 4; Trojan Echo Staff 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; Miss Y-Teen. MARY KATHRYN TEMPLE-Class Officer 2, Treas. 3, Soc. Chmn.; District Scholarship Team I, 2; Homecoming Court 4; Newcosean Sweetheart Court 4; Spring Queen 4; Guidance Office Secretary 4; Choir 1, 4; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, V-Pres. 4; Newcosean Staff 4; Pep Club 4, Student Council 1; Trojan Echo Staff 4; Y-Teens 1 2, 3, 4, Treas. 3; Brigadoon ; Talent Show 4. Jim Trotter JAMES EDWARD TROTTER-Stage Crew 2; The Wizard of Oz ; Choir 1, 2; Track 3. Dave Williarm ALICE MARIE TRUEX—Future Homemakers of Tomorrow 1; Library Club 4; Science Club 2; Trojan Echo Staff 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3; Make-up: The Robe. NANCY COLEEN VIERHELLER—Hall Monitor 4; Choir 1; Future Homemakers of Tomorrow 1; Y-Teens 1, 2. GREGORY ARTHUR WENTZ—American Legion Essay Test 1; Class Officer 4, Treas.; Homecoming Escort 4; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Trojan Echo Staff 4; Manager: Football 1, Track 1, Basketball 2. DAVID PETER WILLIAMS—Trojan Talk 2. JAMES ARTHUR WRIGHT PRISCILLA JANE YANAI—Class Officer A, Sec.; Audio-Visual Aid 3; Hall Monitor 3; Office Girl 3; Future Homemakers of Tomorrow 1, 2, 3, Sec. 3; Library Club 3, A, Sec. 4; Pep Club 4; Student Council 3; Y-Teens 1; Trojan Talk 2; Make-up: The Robe ; Sorry, Wrong Number. Not Pictured Richard Berg, Marjorie Ott Berger, Mona Dru Johns, Alan Paul Keith, Kenneth William Koch, Connie Sue Phillips, Linda Darlene Popadak, Gary Lee Watson. 159 V SENIORS IN First Row, L.-R.: Jill Addy, Mary Temple, Linda Kinkade, Cathy Baker, Kathy Ervin, Priscilla Yanai, Judy Barthalow, Carol Schlarb, Alice Tru-ex. Ginger Durbin, Mary Miller. Second Row, L-R: Jim Lehman, Gary Opphile, Richard Arth, Craig Carpenter, Bob Arnold, Gilbert Hathaway, Ken Scott, Steve Swigert, Gary Watson, Cheryl Clark. Third Row, L-R: Tom Little, Randy Norman, Raymond Belt, Greg Wentz, Rick Berg, Gary Little, Jerry Albaugh, Dave Craigo, Jeff Schmidt, Wes Harding, Mr. Ward Holdsworth, Mrs. Ward Holdsworth, Mr. Gene Riffle. 60 WASHINGTON First Row, UR: Nancy Vierheller, Donna Sharpless, Mary Lee Sauerbrey, Cindy Robinson, Wendy Swigert, Kathy Riley, Chris Benson, Kathy Berg, Janie Kopes, Bonnie Sondles, Robin Rice. Second Row, UR: Candace Elliott, Linda Bernardo, Bob Snader, Bob Jacobs, Bill Snader, Dennis DeLong, Gary Benner. Lester Marlatt, Marvin Ortt, Floyd Mason, James Wright. Third Row, UR: Mr. Ed Dely, Mr Belle. Tim Goettge, Randy Addy, Denny Robinson, Dan Sweitzer, Mike Baugher, Jim Russell, Bernie Ames, Gary Bryan, Tom Hayes, Tom Gadd, Richard Cramlet. 161 DUN ROVIN Your Family Restaurant Snacks—Lunches Dinners—Banquets and Parties STEVE AND BETTY GEIER Best Wishes to Class of '68 LAD AND LASSIE STYLE SHOP Fashions for All HAZEL ELLIOTT Congratulations to the Class of 1968 NEWCOMERSTOWN ROTARY CLUB Service Above Self BILL HEIFNER'S Wallpaper—Paints Sporting Goods 108 S. River Street Newcomerstown, Ohio Congratulations Class of 1968 GROOVEFOLD FABRICATORS, INC. Newcomerstown, Ohio Compliments of HARRY'S BARBER SHOP 162 Compliments of HELLER TOOL CO. 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LENZO figm Cxi 1%,') NEWCOMERSTOWN LIONS CLUB Congratulations We Serve Class of '68 Sight Conservation BOYD'S DARI BAR Our Most Important Project 167 Compliments of MORGAN PHARMACY 498-7187 306 South College St. Newcomerstown, Ohio Headquarters for the Finest in Gifts, School Charms CURTISS JEWELERS 498-8352 Compliments of EEyES EVERY BANKING AND TRUST SERVICE Newcomerstown—Dover—Sugarcreek—Bolivar—New Philadelphia Member F. D. I. C. Congratulations to the Class of 1968 UNITED STEEL WORKERS OF AMERICA LOCAL UNION 2391 A Quarter Century of Progress In Newcomerstown 1942-1967 Yes, We Do Make Loans to Attend College PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK TRUST CO. CARL J. LENZO Cameras—Hobbies—Sound—Portraits 20 Years of Progressive Service and Quality B.P.O. ELKS NO. 1555 170 Best Wishes to the Class of '68 FUNK Best Wishes to the Class of 68 Pontiac and Oldsmobile Sales International Trucks HILL'S SHOE STORE 700 East State St. Newcomerstown, Ohio 130 W. Main St. Newcomerstown, Ohio DUDS IN SUDS Coin Laundry and Dry Cleaning 12 Lb. Wash 25c Free Paved Parking Laundri Liner, Inc. South College Street Congratulations Class of 1968 BEST TIN SHOP Heating and Air Conditioning 1008 West State Street DOWNER'S FLORAL ART STUDIO West Lafayette, Ohio Newcomerstown—West Lafayette Phone 498-6342 171 Congratulations to the Class of '68 CHRIS K. YANAI B. M. A. LIFE INSURANCE 142 W. Canal St. Newcomerstown, Ohio J. W. MILBURN 314 Main Street Accounting and Tax Service Distributors of Lay Potato Chips—Doritos—Fritos and Ruffles Best Wishes to the Seniors of 1968 VERNON LEE, Atty. FRANK WARREN, D.D.S. W. R. AGRICOLA, M.D. JOHN WAELDE, O.D. P. J. MOZENA, D.V.M. R. L. McCULLEY, D.O. HENRY SCHRICKEL, O.C. R. A. MOWBRAY, Atty. DONALD KOPES, D.D.S. THOMAS DeVOLLO, Architect 172 The Finest in Professional Beauty Care Telephone: 498-6181 VERA'S BEAUTY SALON VERA L. SMITH Compliments Class of '68 EGLER BAKERY Phone 498-7171 487 River St. Newcomerstown, Ohio Congratulations to the Class of 1968 BUSINESS WOMAN'S CLUB Compliments of LITTLE'S PLUMBING AND HEATING AND ELECTRIC Port Washington, Ohio Compliments of WELKER SALES AND SERVICE Buick, Chevrolet, and G.M.C. Truck Phone 498-8349 173 Compliments of MARSTRELL AUTO PARTS 592 E. Canal St. Newcomerstown, Ohio Compliments of HERFF JONES CO. Compliments of RUSSELL’S DARI DELITE 240 E. Canal St. Open Summer and Winter Home of the Trojan Burger' Congratulations Class of '68 THE HOME BUILDING AND LOAN COMPANY BOOSTERS Compliments of NEWCOMERSTOWN NEWS BRUCE HUFFMAN INS. EVELYN’S BEAUTY SHOP 174 Compliments of Employees of SEILON Seilon, Inc. Plastics Division Newcomerstown, Ohio 43832 ' Compliments of THOMPSONS FOODLINER Open 9 to 9 Daily Congratulations and May the Future Bring Only the Beautiful — CAMEO BEAUTY SALON Main Street, Newcomerstown, Ohio HELEN RIFFLE. EILEEN DEIBEL AND RITA CASTEEL JJciSrs JfUcHomb Fuuuduuf The Family Who Cares Shops At Bairs Compliments of ELLIS SERVICE EAST ELEMENTARY Wash, Tires, Batteries, Lubrication SCHOOL TEACHERS Pick-up and Delivery Phone 498-0244 176 McCANT'S AGENCY, INC. 133 Main Street Phone 498-7573 Whatever Your Insurance Needs May Be, See Us VIC CARTON’S SHOES DURBEN TIRE CO. 330 Ray Street Newcomerstown, Ohio Main Near Sixth Street Coshocton, Ohio Phone 498-8182 Goodrich Tire Distributor Shoes of Best Quality for the Entire Family ADENA MOTEL ZIMMER LUMBER CO. INC. Home Owned Since 1892 Quality Lumber Free Delivery Phone 498-6624 RAY AND CAROL CRAMLET Owners Hwy.—Rts. 36-16 THE BUCKEYE Coshocton, Ohio Men's and Boy's Store I Mile East of Newcomerstown 177 Compliments of ALCHROME PRODUCTS Best Wishes to the Class of 1968 BOB JIM'S SHELL SERVICE 129 West State Street Newcomerstown Congratulations to the Class of 1968 BAND PARENTS' ASSOCIATION Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1968 WENTZ CONCRETE SUPPLY, INC. 178 Compliments of OURANT FUNERAL HOME Phone 498-6422 24-Hour Ambulance Service Best Wishes to the Class of 1968 BALTIMORE CLOTHING CO. FASHION— QUALITY—SERVICE 101 Mein Street WICKES LUMBER AND SUPPLY To Our Many Readers and Friends in Newcomerstown CENTER THE Plumbing, Electrical, Heating One Stop Shopping for All Your Building and Remodeling Needs Port Washington, Ohio COSHOCTON TRIBUNE Comes to You Every Evening and Sunday Morning Phone 498-8384 179 Congratulations Class of 1968 HOUSE OF STONES Quality Jewelry CASTLE FURNITURE On the Square in New Philadelphia, Ohio DICK MATHIAS, Manager DAIRY DUCHESS Frozen Dairy Dessert Sandwiches and Soft Drinks Rock of Ages Memorials Mausoleums Everybody Welcome Wayne, Marilyn, and Bob Indoor Display 701 S. Second St. Ph. 622-5474 Port Washington, Ohio COSHOCTON MEMORIALS, INC. EXCLUSIVE ROCK OF AGES DEALER INDIAN VILLAGE MOTORS INC. Gnadenhutten—New Philadelphia Chrysler—Plymouth Westock—4 Speeds For Coshocton, Holmes, and Knox Counties BARBARA GREWELL STOCKUM General Manager Residence Ph. 622-5938 180 Best Wishes FISHER WALLPAPER AND PAINT COMPANY Congratulations 549 Main Street to the Coshocton, Ohio Class of '68 Compliments of OSBORNE STUDIOS PHOTOGRAPHERS Compliments of BESST CLEANERS THE BOSTON, INC. New Philadelphia, Ohio You Will Find Help for Maintaining a Comfortable Home at The area's largest and finest for clothing and shoes for men and young men with fine taste THE EURERA HARDWARE Headquarters for Building and Plumbing Supplies, Also Housewares 181 Congratulations to the Class of 1968 BAKER PLUMBING AND HEATING 442 South Beaver St. Congratulations to the Class of 1968 Congratulations to the Class of 68 STOFFER'S RESTAURANT The Place To Eat in Newcomerstown TERESA’S BEAUTY SALON Phone 498-7201 Routes 21-36-16 Sue and Linda Compliments of SCOTT'S 5 10 P. M. FISHER. Managat Compliments of MILLER'S WEST END GROCERY 182 GUERNSEY AUTO AND TRACTOR REPAIR Compliments of WESTERN AUTO DEALER STORE Guernsey, Ohio Prop.—R. L. WEARSCH Compliments of NEWCOMERSTOWN FLORAL Flowers For All Occasions Compliments of POLAND BARBER SHOP SENE POLAND AND ANDRIAN ENDLICH ft enneui ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY 341 Main Street Coshocton, Ohio Compliments of GOSHEN BRICK COMPANY 193 Best Wishes to the Class of 1968 Congratulations TREADWELL'S to the Cosmetics and Sifts Class of '68' From GOLDEN'S 216 Main Street Feminine Fashions for the ’In Crowd 410 Main Street OXFORD CLEANERS Coshocton, Ohio 104 East Canal Street Phone 498-7287 Pick-Up and Delivery ( 'V’l HAVER SUPPLY ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES HOTPOINT—MAYTAG—TAPPAN £ P rt ATONNAW MINNESOTA Creators of Fine Quality Shoes for the Family BOND'S SHOE STORE New Philadelphia, Ohio Class Rings, Awards, Announcements, Yearbooks, and Diplomas. Compliments of Our Representative, MR. BOB NOVOTNY 184 ED SENHAUSER'S RICHMAN'S Men's Clothing and Furnishings 128 N. Broadway New Philadelphia, Ohio Compliments of Compliments of SPEAKS JEWELERS GROFF SOHIO Canal and River Newcomerstown, Ohio 534 Main Street Coshocton, Ohio Expert Watch and Jewelry Congratulations WILLIAMS FURNITURE, INC. The Finest Furniture Store in the Area 127 E. High St. New Philadelphia, Ohio Best Wishes HOME CANDY CO. 614 Walnut Street Coshocton, Ohio 622-1986 Congratulations Class of 1968 KURZ-KASCH, INC. 185 Compliments of THE W. M. BRODE COMPANY General Contractors Apples, Peaches, Pumpkin Pie Our Homegrown Fruit is the Best to Buy Compliments of Newcomerstown, Ohio JOHN HACKENBRACHT ORCHARDS X NEWCOMERSTOWN TROJA We Back the Trojans Football-Basketball-Track-Baseball The Trojan Booster Club 186 HAROLD SWIGERT COAL YARD Dealer in Coal, White Limetone, Blacktop Drives and Repairs Distributor for Cosmicoat Blacktop Seal Ret. 498-6603 Newcomerstown Compliments of CHET SHARROCKS AMERICAN Repair Service 639 W. State Street LUNCHEONETTE Best Wishes From Skip and Ruth Nawcomeritown, Ohio Phone 498-6281 LYNN KUHN MOTORS, INC. We wish to express our thanks to all who helped make this Newcosean possible. 109 W. Canal St. Newcomerstown, Ohio Chrysler—Plymouth—Dodge— Dodge Trucks THE STAFF SALE 498-7802 SERVICE AND PARTS 498-7962 187 STUDENT DIRECTORY Seniors Addy, Jill-39, 48, 50, 51, 113, 144, 158 Addy, Randy-79, 110, 145, 158 Ahle, Kay-118, 38, 145 AlbaugH, Jerry—39, 79, 81, 145 Ame� , Bernie—15, 41, 43, 144 Arnold, Bob-118, 145 Arth, Richard—145 Baker, Cathy-38, 56, 115, 145 Barthalow, Judy—87, 108, 141, 144 Baugher, Mike-38, 52, 117, 140, 145 Belt, Raleigh—145 Belt, Raymond—145 Benner, Gary—146 Benson, Chris-87, 108, 141, 146 Berg, Kathy-38, 108, 112, 115, 118, 141, 146, 158 Berg, Richard Bernardo, Linda-38, 112, 114, 114, 118, 146 Bouscher, Shirley—38, 118, 146 Bryan, Gary-15, 41, 44, 131, 146 Butler, Mike—146 Carpenter, Craig—52, 115, 147 Clark, Cheryl-141, 146 Couts, Jim—146 Craigo, Dave—146 Cramlet, Richard—38, 146 Davis, Linda—148 DeLong, Dennis—52, 79, 80, 108, 113, 131, 140, 149 Doak, Diane-141, 149 Durbin, Ginger—149 Elliott, Candace—141, 148 Elliott, Vernon—149 Ervin, Kathy-22. 38, 87, 108, 109, 114, 115, 141, 149, 158 Gadd, Tom—149 Gano, Carl—148 Goettge, Tim—15, 42, 45, 41, 50, 51, 52, 115, 121, 126, 149 Gump, John-112, 115, 149 Harding, Wes—79, 81, 149 Harris, Jackson Vickie—38, 58, 105, 107, 150 Hathaway, Gilbert—150 Haver, Bob-52, 150 Hayes, Tom-15, 41, 45, 51, 52, 121, 123, 151 Jacobs, Bob-39, 150 Johns, Mona—38 Johnson, Jerry—150 Keith, Alan Kennedy, Nancy—39, 150 Kinkade, Linda-38, 118, 151 Koch, Kenneth Kopes, Jane-39, 49, 51, 54, 76, 87, 109, 117, 131, 141, 150 Lawrence, Bill—150 Lawver, Linda—39, 108, 150 Lehman, Jim—151 Little, Gary—152 Little, Tom-15, 14, 41, 42, 43. 51, 52, 108, 115, 117, 121, 123, 140, 153, 158 Maple, Margaret—104, 153 Marlatt, Lester-38, 57, 87, 108, 109, 112, 115, 117, 121, 123, 140, 152, 153 Mason, Jeff—153 Mason, Floyd—152 Miller, Mary-153 Miller, S. Jo-106, 153 Moner, Linda—153 Norman, Randy—153 Opphile, Gary—153 Ortt, Marvin—153 Paulun, Daniel—154 Paulun, David—154 Phillips, Connie—106 Pollock, Terry-154 Popadak, Linda Rennard, George—155 Rice, Robin-39, 49, 51, 56, 87, 115, 140, 154 Riley, Kathy-39, 87, 115, 141, 154 Robinson Cindy—38, 154, 158 Robinson, Denny—155 Ross, Roger—154 Rothenstein, Bonnie—118, 154 Russell, Jim-110, 111, 115, 154 Sauerbrey, Mary—155 Schlarb, Carol-38, 49, 51, 54, 56, 108 Schmidt. Jeff-15, 41, 43, 87. 79. 81, 105, 109, 112, 115, 121, 124, 125, 157 Schweitzer, Bob—157 Scott, Kenny—38, 157 Sharpless, Donna—39, 106, 114, 156 Snader, Bob-15, 39, 41, 44, 38, 51, 52, 87, 108, 117, 121, 123, 140, 157 Snader, Bill-38, 52, 58, 87, 107, 108, 112, 113, 114, 115, 116, 118, 121, 124, 140. 157 Sondles, Bonnie—38, 157 Stevens, Toni—87, 108, 112, 140, 156 Stewart, Ellen-39. 87, 108, 140, 157 Styer, Dan—157 Sweitzer, Dan—15, 38, 41, 45, 121, 122, 157 Swigert, Steve—15, 41, 44, 51, 52, 116, 121, 122, 125, 131, 158 Swigert, Wendy-76, 77, 118, 141, 158 Temple, Mary-39, 49, 51, 105, 87, 108, 115, 117, 131, 141, 158 Trotter, James—115, 159 Truex, Alice—158 Vierheller, Nancy—158 Watson, Gary—114, 118 Wentz, Greg—52, 158 Williams, Dave—159 Wright, Jim—158 Yanai, Priscilla-118, 115, 158 Juniors Agricola, Ann-57, 76, 86, 96, 105, 107, 108, 112, 141 Ames, Dennis-41, 43, 96, 116, 121, 122 Amore, Eugene—96 Anders, David—96 Art, Jack—41, 96 Baker, Bernard—56, 97 Baker, Brenda—96 Barker, Faye—104, 97 Beall, Patty-56, 97 Belt, George—97 Benson, Dana—105, 57, 97, 108 Black, Joe- Black, William-105, 58 Bliss, Steve—97 Booth, Sandy-39, 104, 96, 97, 108 Boyd, Carl—97 Burner, Ronald—97 Carney, Mike—105, 97 Casteel, Helen—106, 97 Clarke, Kathy-105, 97 Clements, John—97 188 Clements, Linda—97 Couts, Dave—41, 97 Cox, Tanda—38, 56, 97 Cramlet, Linda-104, 56, 97, 108 Cunningham, Paul Curby, David-97, 112 Dorsey, Linda—97 Dorsey. Ruth Ann—106, 141, 97 Edwards, Brenda Elliott, Diana—97 Fausnight, Norleen—39, 105, 97, 198, 112 Ferrell, June—104, 97 Gano, Lyman—97 Garretson, Norma—106 Gibson, John-105, 97, 121, 122 Guy, Steve-105, 43, 41, 97, 86, 52, 121, 122 Hahn, Marshella—97 Hahn, Bob Harsfine, Christy—118, 105, 141, 97, 108, 117, 86, 76 Harvey, John—97 Haver, Roger—98 Haver, Ronald-109, 108, 98, 112, 121, 126 Haver, Willis-45, 41, 98, 52, 121, 122 Hawk, Susan-105, 57, 108, 98, 86 Hawkins, Rick—98 Heif ner, Bob-118, 45, 41, 96, 98, 86, 52, 115, 121, 126 Heller, John-44, 41, 98, 86, 131, 52, 116, 121, 122 Hendershot, Gloria—39, 105, 58, 107, 98 86 Henry, Cherie—104, 57, 98 Hickenbottom, Janice—106, 98 Hootman, Dennis—79, 98, 80 Hurst, Ronald-44, 41, 79, 98, 80, 52, 121, 125, 124 Jones, James—98 Jones, Steve—98 Keffer, John—98 King, Craig-45, 41, 98 Lahna, Sarah—106, 98 Leading, Wayne—57, 98 Lenzo, Carmela—118, 104, 141, 107, 96, 54, 98, 86. 131, 128 Lenzo, Janet-39, 54, 98, 12, 128, 129 Little, Kenneth—98 Loader, Debbie-118, 56. 98 Loader, Becky-39, 57, 108, 98, 86, 112 McCrone, Molly-118, 56, 96, 99, 86 McCune, Rod-41, 99, 121, 126 Mclntire, Floyd—99 McKibben, Bill-104, 79, 80, 99, 52 McPherson, Charles—99 Mallory, Debbie—106, 99 Marhover, Don—118, 99 Marlatt, Jim-38, 41, 99, 52, 121 Marlatl, Linda-57, 109, 108, 99, 86, 126 Maurer, Crystal—39, 99 Miller, Sharon-39, 57, 108, 99, 110, 76, 112, 115 Miller, Susan-39, 56, 108, 99, 112 Miskimen, AI-118, 99, 52 Mizer, Carol-105, 99, 112 Moore, Shelly—99, 128 Morgan, Robert—99 Mortine, Mark-57, 108, 99, 112 Neighbor, Grace—39, 106, 99 Nelson, Lester—99 Oldt, Terry-118, 105, 45, 41, 99, 86, 52, 121, 125 Palmer, Trina—106, 99 Parks, Whit-39, 43, 41, 79, 80, 99, 52, 121, 122 Patterson, Steve—100 Phillips, Carol-106, 100 Phillips, Rita—39, 105, 56, 109, 108, 100, 86, 112 Price, Jeff-100 Ridenbaugh, Rodney—100 Ripley, Bob-45, 41, 79, 80, 100, 52, 121, 123 Robinson, Kathy—106, 100 Ross, Esther—39, 100 Russell, Paul-39, 141, 96, 108, 117, 100, 112 Rutter, Randy-43, 41, 109, 100, 52 Schupp, Pat—100 Seevers, Jerry—100 Shalosky, Joe-118, 104, 100 Sharrock, Jeanie—106, 100 Shepherd, Bob—100 Smart, Frank—100 Smith, Linda—100 Steed, Melanie-106, 104, 100 Stewart, Pennye—105, 100 Stratton, Bob—57, 100, 52 Studd, Frances—106, 100 Stute, Joe—100 Tidrick, Richard-58, 107, 108, 100, 86 Tilton, Flora-108, 100, 112 Triplett, Ernie-43, 41, 79, 101, 81, 116, 121, 122, 125 Trotter, Effie—106, 101 Trotter, Jessie—106, 101, 86 Warner, Sharon—56, 108, 101 Weber, Judy-118, 104, 101, 86, 128 Weber, Patty-104, 141, 101, 128 Welsch, Jack-41, 101, 121, 123 Whiteus, Elizabeth—104, 101 Widder, Bruce—44, 79, 101, 80, 52, 41 Wigfield, Chifford—79, 101, 81 Wright, Irene—101 Yanai, Marsha—106, 141, 101 Sophomores Ames, Bob-41, 90, 121, 122 Arth, Donald—90 Asher, Kim—90, 104 Ault, Gregory-90, 105, 121, 123 Barber, Dave-41, 52, 82, 90 Barthalow, Cecil— Belt, Alice-90, 106 Bliss, Amy—91, 104 Boyd, Judy—56, 91, 106 Bradshaw, Judy—91, 112 Bricker, Mike-41, 44, 52, 82, 91, 121, 125, 124 Burson, Sheila—91, 112 Butler, Kathy—90, 91 Casterline, Leslie—52, 91, 112 Casterline, Marilyn—91, 106, 118 Catlett, Hollis-91, 104 Chaney, Bill Chaney, Joanne—38, 91 Clark, Pam—91 Clum, Harold—91 Clum, JoAnn—91, 104, 118 Couch, Charles—91 Couts, Janet—91 Couts, Vickie-54, 91, 109. 117, 131, 128 Cox, Terry-57, 91, 106 Crosswhite, Bob—79, 91 DeRing, Debbie—39, 57, 91 Deitrich, Bill-46, 91, 104 Edwards, Don—91 Fausnight, Denise—92 Fletcher, Susan—92 Fruchey, Ellen—39, 92 Funk, Bob—92 Garretson, Jim Gates, Sulinda—90, 92, 105, 109, 112 Gaumer, Susan—57, 92, 105, 112 189 Getchey, Judy—92, 106 Goettge, Cathy—92 Gross, Debbie—92, 04 Hall, Trudy-56, 92, 105, 106 Hamsher, Eddie-33, 38, 41, 52, 58, 90, 92, 105, 107, 121, 126 Harstine, Sue—92, 112 Haver, Donnard-41, 52, 82, 92, 109, 131. 121, 123 Hawk, Judy-56, 92, 105, 112 Hawkins, Dale—92 Hooker, Ron-41, 52, 79, 81, 86, 90, 92, 112 Huff, Ron-52, 92, 121, 123 Johns, Rhonda Johnson, Linda—92 Jones, Steve—92 Jubb, Mike-41, 92, 112 Kees, Dave-92, 121, 125 Keffer, Jeanni—92 Kidwell, Richard-38, 92, 107 Landis, Teresa—92, 106 Langell, Paul— Laughlin, Nitia—56, 92 Lawton, Marjorie—93 Lehman, Sharin—93, 106 Lenzo, Kim—93 Lewis, Mark—93 Little, Jackie—93 Little, Joyce—93 Loader, Sally-38, 39, 93 Lower, Steve-38. 52, 82, 93, 121, 123 Ludwig, Karen-56, 93, 112 Lyons, Virginia—54, 93, 129, 128 McCall, Celina—93 McCants, Peggy—93, 105 McVey, Terry—93 Marstrell, Jane-93, 105, 128, 129 Mason, Cheryl—93, 105 Miller, Benjamin—93, 112, 121, 123 Miller, George—93 Miller, Sandra-57, 93, 105, 112 Miskimen. Joyce—93 Mitchell, Tom—41, 93 Morgan, Albert—93 Nelson, Rod-93 Norman, Beverly—93, 106 Parks, Adair-56, 93, 109, 112, 117 Patterson, Rita—93 Peoples, Dan—93 Phillips, Phyliss—93, 106 Poorman, Tim—94, 121, 124 Porcher, Susan—94, 105, 118 Ridenbaugh, Melody—94 Robinson, Jan—38, 94 Rominger, Kefer Rose, Bruce—94 Rose, Ranee—94 Rose. Richard—94 Rothenstein, Bobbi—94 Russell, Larry-52, 90, 94, 112 Rutter, Judy—94, 104 Shaw, Lynnsaye—94, 110, 128 Shivers, Greg—94, 104, 121, 126 Simmerman, Bob—41, 90, 94, 105, 109, 121, 123 Simpson, James—94 Smart, Edith—94 Smith, Harold—38, 94 Starkey, James—52, 94, 121, 125 Stewart, Melba-94, 105, 118, 128 Stocker, Dale-95 Storck, Rick-38, 52, 56, 82, 95, 107, 112, 121, 125 Sweitzer, Donald—38, 95 Taylor, Marsha—95 Temple, Linda—95, 105, 112 Thomas, James-41, 52, 95, 116, 121, 122 Tish, Dian—95 Treat, Bill-95, 121, 126 Trotter, Voncille—95 VanVoorhis, Ron-52, 57, 82, 95, 105 Watson, Cynthia—95 Whyde, Ron-41, 82, 95 Yanai, Gregory—41, 95 Yanai, Susie—95 Yarnell, Victoria—95 Zeigler, Donald-41, 95, 121, 123 Freshmen Adams, Daniel—68 Addy, Thomas-46, 68, 83, 121, 125 A more, Leroy—68 Amore, William—68 Art, Diane—68, 128 Baker, Philip—104 Barthalow, Mike—68, 83 Beall, Debbie—57, 69 Belt, Tim—69 Bliss, Greg—69, 83 Bouscher, Valerie—69 Bowers, Wendy—69 Boyd, Pamela-57, 69, 104, 128 Brandon, Gail—69 Brode, Ellen-68, 69, 112, 118 Brown, Beth—57, 69 Brown, Donald B.—69 Brown, Donald L.-38, 46, 69, 83, 121 122 Carpetner, Pat—69 Casterline, Rodney—69 Castle, Steve-46, 69, 83, 121, 122 Collins, Diane—69 Corbett, Wade-46, 69 Cornell, Richard—69 Couch, Thomas—69 Couts, Caroline—57, 69 Couts, Cathy—69 Cox, Theresa—57, 69 Cunningham, Rosemarie—112 Decker, Janice—69, 104 Dietrich, Steven—46, 69 Dorsey, Roberta—69 Edwards, Glen—69 Edwards, Robert—69 Egler, Karen—57, 69 Ellis, Kathy—56, 69 Elliott, Steve—70 Ervin, Bill-70 Fisher, Bonnie—70 Fisher, Leigh—56, 70 Gates, Carroll—70, 105 Getchey, Paul—70 Guerrier, David—70 Hackenbracht, Sandy—70, 104 Hammersley, Richard—70, 105, 112 Hamsher, Sandra-56, 68, 70, 128, 129, 128 Harbold, Linda—70 Harstine, Steve-70, 112, 121, 123 Hart, Lloyd—70 Hart, Ronald—70 Hart, Rose—70 Hayes, Shirley—70, 106 Heller, Tom-70, 83. 121, 125 Hickenbottom, Brenda—70 Hickenbottom, Ivan—46, 83, 70, 121, 123 Hoffman, Randy—46, 70, 83, 121, 124 Hughes, Larry—70 Hursey, Arthur—57, 70 Jarvis, Peggy-57, 70, 105, 112 Jones, Patricia—70, 104 190 Judy, Bill-38, 46, 52, 68, 71, 83, 121, 122 Kees, Vickie-56, 71, 128 Keffer, Jim—73 Keiser, Anita—56, 71 Kincaid, Virginia—71 Knight, Bonnie—71 Krebs. Mary Ellen-54. 71, 112, 128 Kreiter, Rick—46, 71 lamneck, Diane-71, 118, 128, 129, 128 Lehman, Debbie-71, 112, 128, 129 Lehman, Patricia—71 Lenzo, Pam-39, 56, 71, 109, 110, 112, 128 Lewis, DeeAnna—71, 105 Little, Gary—71 Little, Ronald-56, 71, 118, 121, 122 Long, Mary—71, 105 McCormick, Raymond—71 McCune, Jeff-38, 46, 71, 83, 121, 126 Me Intire, Bob-71, 105 McMullen, Bob—46, 71 Mardis, Owen—46, 71, 104 Mardis, Philip—71 Marlatt, Danny—57, 71, 112, 121 Mason, Karen—71 Maurer, Cathy—71 Miller, Mark-72 Mitchell, Janet—72, 104 Mizer, Donald—72 Mizer, Mark-46, 72, 121, 126 Moore, Connie—72 Moore, Diane—72 Moore, Evelyn-72, 128, 129 Moore, William—46, 72, 104 Myers, Christine—72 Myers, Jeanie—72 Parks, Jay-46, 52, 68, 72, 83. 105, 109, 131, 121, 126 Patterson, Connie—56, 72 Peoples, Tim—72, 82 Porcher, Kathy—72 Postel, Becky-54, 58, 72, 105, 112, 128, 129, 128 Price, Rodney-72. 83, 104, 121, 123 Quillen Roger-72, 83, 112 Ridgeway, Craig—68, 72 Riley, Karen—72 Rose, Rebecca—72 Rose, Gary—72 Russell, Mary-72 Schlarb, Brenda—72, 105, 109, 131 Schmidt, Kevin-46, 52, 68, 72, 105, 109, 112, 121, 125, 124 Schupp, Howard—72 Shalosky, Kenneth—72 Shalosky, Roger—73 Shaw, Mary-57, 73, 118 Shaw, Stephen-46, 73, 83, 121, 122, 125 Smart, Otto—73 Smith, Carl-46. 73, 83, 121, 123 Stewart, Debbie—73, 104 Stewart, John-73, 83, 121, 125, 124 Storck, Cathy-39, 57. 73, 105 Tice, Debbie—73 Toney, Leona—73, 112 Truex, Betty—73 Wagner, Becky—73, 104 Warner, Mark-73, 82, 109 Wilkin, Dusty—46, 73, 83, 121, 125, 126, 124 Wright, Willis—73 Wynn, Elizabeth—73 Eighth Grade Arnold, Shirley—56, 64 Ault, Debbie—64, 128 Baker, Bob—47, 64 Baker, Donald—47, 64, 84 Baker, Shelly—64 Belcher, Debby-54, 56, 64, 128 Bell, James—64 Belt, Linda—64 Benson, Jean—57, 64 Berger, Cheryl—57, 64 Berger, Greg—64 Biss, Glenda—64 Boyd, Connie-56, 64, 128 Bradshaw, Crystle—64, 128 Bradshaw, Karen—56, 64 Bradshaw, Sharon—57, 64 Brown, Rick—47, 64 Burson, Bruce—65 Calhoun, Steve—64, 65, 84 Carney, Stephen—65 Carruthers, Donny—65 Casterline, Bobby—65 Couch, Harry—65 Cramlet, Sharon-56, 65, 128 Crosswhite, Gary—84 Cutright, Susie—65 Cutright, Tim—65 Darnsby, Peggy—65 Decker, Rich—65 DeLong, Betsy-54, 57, 65, 128 Dennis, Caroline—65 Doren, Mark—67 Eckelberry, Bill—65 Eggleston, Cindy—65 Ellis, Patty—57, 64, 65 Ellis, Richard—47, 64, 65 Everhart, Kathy—65 Feaster, Brenda—65 Ferrell, Janice—57, 65 Flanagan, Nelva—65 Fletcher, Jim—57, 65, 84 Foraker, Susan—56, 65 Funk, Donald—65, 84 Gadd, Gregg—47, 65, 84 Garretson, Anita—65 Garretson, Tom—65 Gates, Steve—65, 84 Gaumer, Bruce—56, 65, 128 Greathouse, Gary—65 Hammersley, Tom—65 Hammons, Kathy—65 Hannahs, Marsha—56, 65 Harding, Jon—47, 65, 84 Harding, Orlan—65 Harris, David—47, 66 Harshbarger, Debbie—54, 57, 64, 66 Harstine, Jim—66, 84 Harvey, Debbie—66 Haver, Bob—47, 66 Hawk, Dave—57, 64, 66, 84 Hensley, Howard—66 Hoffman, Gary—47, 66, 84 Hogue, Becky—56, 66, 128 Hooker, Rick—47, 66, 84 Hootman, Gloria—66 Jurin, Carey—66 Keiser, Patty—66 Kiste, Marilyn—66 Laughlin, Karen—57, 66 Littte, Tom—66 Long, Reba—66 Lyons, John—47, 66, 84 McCune, Bonnie—57, 66 McMillen, Barbara—56, 66 McPherson, Debbie—56, 64, 66, 128 Mallory, Susan—66 Marstrell, Susan—66 191 Mason, Patty—57, 66 Miller, Patrick—66 Mizer, Larry—66 Moore, Carolyn—56, 66, 128, Newby, Allan—66 Pritchett, Fred—66 Ridgley, Debbie—66 Ridgley, Raymond—67 Roe, Ellen—67 Roe, Jeff—67 Ross, Mary—67 Rothenstein, Linda—67 Russell, Jane—67 Shalosky, Christy—67 Sharrock, Rick—47, 67, 84 Shivers, Penny—56, 64, 67 Sugars, Danny—67 Simpson, Connie—67 Simpson, Paul—47, 67, 84 Smith, Richard—57, 67, 84 Somogye, Joe—47, 67 Sondles, Tom—57, 67 Starkey, John—47, 67, 84 Stonebrook, Bruce—67 Swigerf, Jane—67 Taylor, James—67, 84 Tidrick, Deanna—57, 67 Triplett, Katherine—67 Weber, David—47, 67, 84 Welch, James—67 Whyde, Kark—67 Wilkin, Danny—47, 67, 84 Williams, Waldene—64, 67 Wright, Steve—67, 84 Seventh Grade Addy, Theresa—60 Ames, Cathy—60, 128, 129 Arnold, Larry—60 Barthalow, Tom—47, 60 Beall, 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