Trumbull County Public Schools - Annual Yearbook (Trumbull County, OH)

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p Newton Falls Basket Ball The season of 1929 finds the Newton Falls Basket Ball team in excellent form in defense, pass work, and making baskets. In addition, the team work and the spirit among the boys is good. The team this season is centered around three letter men, Chester Hurd, for- ward and captaing Harry Pontius, Jr., for- ward, and Robert Stutz, center. The fast work of these men added to the lertness of the guards, Paul Almasy and Campbell Pontius, has brought victory to the quintet in every game. Newton High enjoyed an undefeated pre-tournament season and won possession of the coveted T. l. A. Championship. SCHEDULE Newton Falls Mantua ..,,. ...,. 1 0 Newton Falls Brooklield .... ..... 1 0 Newton Falls Howland ...... ..... 1 2 Newton Falls C0rtl211'1d ...... ..... 1 6 Newton Falls McDonald .... ..... 1 2 Newton Falls Ravenna ............ ..... 1 0 Newton Falls Leavittsburg ...... .,... 1 7 Newton Falls Niles ............... --

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Newton 'Falls T. I. A. Champions Frank Cap't.', Horvath-Fullback-Senior and captain of the team. Frank is a hard line hitter and good at backing up the line. They'll miss him when he's gone. Chester Hurd-Small but fast. A shifty runner and a hard tackler. Plays a wonder- ful game at quarter. Good both':1t receiving and throwing passes. Another boy they'll miss. Senior. Harry 'ijuniorn Pontius - Sophomore- Played halfback and was a hard man to stop. Junior has two more years to play. A good punter. Richard Gillmer-Junior-Another half- back. Here's the boy for your end runs. Hard to catch and hard to hang on to when he is caught. Dick has another year. ' Bob Stutz--Senior-Tall andrangy. Just built for an end with big hands that can surely pull in the passes. Bob is a good de- fensive player. They think twice before they try to get around Bob. Bob graduates too. Leon Brown--Senior--Right tackle. When he hit ,em they stopped. Brownie was about the best defensive linesman on the team and how he could hit! Another boy they'll be sorry to lose. John Relack-Junior-Right guard. A hard player bot hon offense and defense with lots of grit. W'e5re gla dto say he'll be back next year. Joe Matas--Senior-Left guard. A big boy hard to take out and a terror for breaking up plays before they got started. Another good man lost by graduation. Campbell Pontius-Freshman-Left tackle. Not so small. A hard tackler and good on offensel Three more years for Pat.', Mike Bretzik-Freshman-Left end. Hereis a boy that did not let many get around him. He isnit big but when he hit them they knew they were hit. Another boy with three more years to play. Paul Almnsy-Senior-Half back. A hard time hitter and good pass-snatcher will be missed next year. iife ff

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Kinsman WHERE OUR SENIORS MAY BE FOUND NEXT YEAR Ollie Shafer, Capital. Leon Brown, Ohio State. Lois James, Cleveland School of Interior Decoration. Chester Hurd, Miami. Fred Henry, University of Cincinnati. Burt McKibben, Hiram. WHO'S WHO Most Popular Boy-Chester Hurd. Most Popular Girl-Helen Hoffman. Most Handsome Boy-Leon Brown. Prettiest Girl--Lois James. Most Pessimistic Boy-Paul Almasy. Most Versatile Girl-Helen Hoffman. Most Versatile Boy-Chester Hurd. Laziest Boy-Paul Almasy. Most egotistical Girl--Lois James Most Carefree Person-Homer Dixon. NVittiest Girl-Cortclle Baker. Wittiest Boy-Paul Almasy. Boy's Basket Ball Captain-Chester Hurd. Gir1's Basket Ball Captain-Sara Stanley. Football Captain-Frank Horvath. Hi-Life Editor-Helen Hoffman. I-Ii-Life Asc. Editor-Chester Hurd. 0543 The poor beknighted Hindu, He does the best he kindo. He makes his coat, From the hide of a goat, And for pants he makes his skindo. A canner exceedingly canny, One morning remarked to his granny. A canner can can, Anything that he can, But a canner can't can a can, can he? 000 --GUESS WHO SEZ THESE- Tink it won't be eceesy-heh heh! I'Iooiceeeee. V7hy bring that up? Oh-I did Not. That was all said and done. Dorothy Rose, Kent State. Paul Almasy, Carnegie Tech. Helen Stredney, Ohio Wesleyan. Robert Stutz, Miami. Helen Hoffman, Ohio State. Homer Dixon, Mount Union. Elizabeth Clabaugh, Kent State. G46 CHINA TRAGEDY Foo-ee Foo-ee sat on a railroad track, Foo-ee Foo-ee didn't hear choo-ey choo-ey go too-ey too-ey. Oh! Goo-ey Goo-ey. First Criminal: Finish your sentence yet? Second Ditto: Yes, all but the last periodf' Junior says: Gee but you got a lot of bum ,jokes in this annual. . Senior replied: We put a bunch in the stove and the fire roared. Lone Hammond: Bob, what would this old oak tree say if it could talk? Bob: l'It would say, 'I am an elm' U. 000 WHAT A FEXV SENIORS SAY XVHEN GRADUATION IS MENTIONED 'IWhen I leave there will be a little more room for some junior. -Ollie Shafer. Why I hate to leave school.--I don't-I' Leon Brown. Iwonder if I'll ever see as nice a bunch of kids as 'that old gang of mine'. Chester Hurd. I don't like the thought of leaving but I want to t1'y my luck in the world. -Dorothy Rose. I hope the school of life treats me as well as my High School has. -Helen Hoffman. Out of the Frying Pan1 --Paul 089 The most stirring passages ever written are found in the cook book. GK9 YOU DON'T HAVE TO TAKE A COURSE IN MUISC TO BLOW YOUR OWN HORN