Newcomerstown High School - Newcosean Yearbook (Newcomerstown, OH)

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With Effort Girls attending the banquet look interested in the food and not in talking. Produce a Prom to Be Remembered The Junior-Senior Prom was held May 6. 1972 at the high school and the Ritz Theater. Advisor for the affair was Mr. William Windon, with Mr. Richard Smith and Mr. Joe Palmer also giving their help. The first work began in early March but the major part was done one week prior to the prom. Through the cooperation and effort of the Junior Class, the prom, Love Storywas created during study halls and many long hours after school. The theme was expressed by a boy and girl standing hand in hand. Also there was a waterfall, a gazebo, a minature park and a refreshment stand from which members of the Sophomore Class served punch. Students enjoy a meal of steak, mashed potatoes and gravy, tomato juice, tossed salad, green beans and a variety of pie for dessert. 25

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24 Glen Watson and Tom Barthalow paint white the border fence. Serena Miskimen, Paula Lamneck and Jane Grewell decorate archway with flowers. Nancy Cutwright and Ed Hammersly paint finishing touches on the scenery. if , A major job for the junior boys is hanging the ceiling. Cooperation Combined

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 gfl II Love Qtory Where do I begin to tell the story of how great a love can be, the sweet love story that Is older than the sea, the simple truth about the love she gave to me, where do I start? With her first hello she gave a meaning to this empty world of mine she came into my life and made the living fine, she fills my heart. She fills my heart, with very special tilings, with angel's songs with wild imaginings, that everywhere 1 go, I'm never lonely, with her along who could be lonely? I reach for her hand, it's always there. How long does it last can love be measured by the hours in the day? 1 have no answers but this much I can say, 1 know I'll need her until the stars all burn away, and she'll be there. 26 m 11 h r ij