Newton High School - Newtonian Yearbook (Newton, MA)

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ba nd ll' la Lfff-s Twenty years from now the man or woman who was at Newton l-ligh in 1946- 47 will be saying, No, l can't quite re- member the score of the 1946 Brookline game, but that band! Say, do you remember that skit - 7' This yearis band was distin- guished for its clever and original skits. The list of those performed at football Adviw , ML Wesleyg Mmm games will bring back memories and chuckles: Cheerleaders' Delight, l-li Neigh- bor, The World Series in Newton, Some- thing Different, Newton A La Conga, Hold That Tiger, Band in T Formation, political Fantasy, Tribute to the Marines, Thanksgiving Festival. As usual, the band helped cheer on both team and spectators at all sports events. For this purpose there were four different bands, for football, basketball, hockey, and baseball. The band's efficient organization and hard-working officers aided in its fine per- formance at band concerts in the spring. 96

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camera club President. . . John McAloon Secretary. . . Winnifred l-laclcley Treasurer. . . William Dunclcley A club that has always been tops in popularity, number oi members, and in- teresting meetings is the Camera Club. This well-organized group of eighty spent many absorbing monthly meetings learning how to improve their photography techniques. The use of slides from the Eastman Kodak Company aided in helping the members learn more about color photography, how to care for their cameras, how to outfit a dark-room, and how to develop their own Films. The boys and girls not only gained valuable information about cameras, but shared in the lcnowledge oi how to produce a worthwhile picture. The Camera Club has always been a success, and this year was no exception. With the backing ol its friends, past and present, it will continue to be one ol Newton l-ligh's outstanding clubs. Adviser . Mr. Sterling L. Williams 1 28