Newell High School - Lateral Yearbook (Newell, SD)

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VBA BBOIN Glee Club Lateral Stn!! Pep Club F T A Rawlins, Wyoming Nederland, Colorado BETTY RUF? Band Declamation Junior Play Senxor Play Board of Control Debate Class Queen Homecoming Queen Most Likely to Succeed HUGH CATON Basketball Junior Play Senior Play Glee Club Operetta Lateral Staff Pres1dent Football lanager lost Likely to Succeed JUNE RUBY Glee Club Band Junior Play Lateral Staff Chinook Staff F T A Senlor Play BETTY DONNELLY Glee Club Operetta LAURICE ROBBINS Girls' State Board of Control President Debate F T A Operetta Glee Club Band Band Secretary Class President Lateral Staff Chinook Staff Junior Play Senior Play German Band 14 Operetta ... . . . ...- .12

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Semor Class Hlstory In the fall of 1939 thirty first graders and their teacher, Miss Geneva Damm, now Mrs Brennamen, started the school year here at Newell Six of those pupils will graduate together this year They are Barbara Bennett, Bob Bonestell Betty Anne Donnelly Nettie Orwick, Dorothy Richards and Laurice Robbins Miss Martha Snook, our second grade teacher, had twenty eight of us to watch over and we kept her pretty busy The third grade picked up two more students who will graduate w1th us this year They are Elmer Eichler, and June Ruby Miss Katherine Davis instructed us that year and did what she could to improve our little minds The next two years, the fourth and fifth grades, were uneventful as far as our collection of pupils went however, an even thirty of us managed to keep our teachers hopping The sixth year of school was a long awaited period We were at last the big shots in the white building F1Ve new members Joined our group as we welcomed Lola Neisess, Don Eickelman, Viola Richter, Betty Ruff, and Gene Scott At the end of the term we gave a graduation play under the direction of our patient instructor, Miss Esmay The beginning of the seventh grade was a puzzle and muddle of bewilderment as far as we were concerned Bells ringing, and everyone rushing to be on time was quite new to s We soon caught on an now we get along Just fine Gertrude Draine came in from the country school and Charles Lund somehow snuck past the sixth grade and followed us, making a class of thirty two The eighth grade went along as well as could be expected Jack Holt moved to Lead and Elmer Eichler, who had left us again in the third grade, came back three eighth graders quite a handful for our teacher The next year we entered high school, budding over with excitement at the thought of getting to sit in the study hall with our very own desks As is the custom, all Freshmen from the surrounding country schools came to NHS, and so Mary Cook Nancy Hirai J1m Fredlund, Jim Orw1ck, Mattha Schultz, and Ardeth Hollister entered our group Hugh Caton and Lorraine Mowrey entered from different towns making nine new members Thirty seven began the tenth grade together, and who should come back to Newell but Jack Holt Hugh Caton was our class President and we all took part in more outside activities The Junior Class had thirty three members with Jack Holt as President, and Mr Mettler as sponsor Jeanie Bonner and Donaly Meyer were new members Jeanie came from Denver, Colorado Our play HSoc1a1ly Ambitions' was a success It was a comical production, at least to us, directed by Miss Notareschi Welcome to the Orientn was the theme of our Junior Senior Banquet That year was a first in two activities for NHS We participated 1 Homecoming for the first time and also had a high school annual for the first time Nettie Orwick was our Junior Queen and candidate for Homecoming Queen We started out our last year of school by electing Lorraine Mowrey as President of the Senior class Vea Brown came from Nederland, Colorado and Viola Richter came back from Oregon to make a class of twenty eight members Betty Ruff was elected Senior Queen and received the honor of becoming Homecoming Queen 16 , . . . . l D, I , . . .i . . Q . ' u . ' ' . to honor us with his presence. Lurene Webb joined the crowd making thirty- , . ., . . . , . D . . . . . Q . . .n