Newton High School - Newtonian Yearbook (Newton, MA)

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Z: mis? President . . Vice-President Secretary. . . . lreasurer . Advisers . S HH CAMERA CLUB For the First time in its history the Camera Club has made two divisions ol its membership. This split was Found to be necessary in order to insure that both the beginners and the advanced mem- bers got the lull benefit of the meetings. Cne ol the highlights ol the year was a trip through a local studio where the club was shown the vvorlcings ol com- mercial and portrait photography. l.ec- tures and movies on various themes were presented. One meeting was spent talcing pictures ol one of the schoolls amateur models. This was done under the direction ol a professional photog- rapher. Some of the members entered the Eastman Kodalc contest and others organized a contest themselves. The year was rounded off with a party at the school.

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149e'rs Oooh BOYS CHORUS During the past few years, the Boys, Chorus of Newton l'ligh School has ac- quired a good-sized membership with which to perform the feats required of a fine choral group. The young men found in this organization need not have had any previous training in singing, but they must have a love for choral group sing- ing and the desire to cooperate in the work of the chorus. The Boys' Chorus rehearses a large repertoire ranging from classical to popular selections, and has made records, which demonstrate that the boys worlc hard and have success. At Newton High School assemblies and at those of other schools, the boys have always been graciously received. At the end of the year, the Boys' Chorus went on a picnic-outing that enjoyably completed a successful season. if 1 Um , l O Xfhf X y ,-,,,..f S can C at Xl H2 OS ,i Zz? rf 'Vi X , 0, f L cm - S President. . . Vice-President Secretary. . . Treasurer. . Adviser . Norman Furbush John Fitzpatrick Douglas Evans Edward Parsons Mr. James Remley

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749 GTS xr- aus CAVALRY CLUB l'leads upl l'leels dovvnl Elbows baclcl these are all lamiliar terms to the members of the Cavalry Club. This club is made up ol students vvho have chosen the art of horse-baclc riding be- cause it is one of the levv sports that is a constant test ol alertness and coordina- tion ol both body and mind together. Qnly those who have had some experi- ence in riding and have mastered the art of controlling a horse are admitted as permanent members. Principal activities ol the Cavalry Club were riding nearly every month ol the fall and spring, weather permitting. The winter meet- ings were passed with lively movies and spealcers chosen from noted equestrians in and around Boston. The high point of the year was the club's annual attend- ance at the Boston l-lorse Show. The year's activities were rounded up with a hotel dinner and party. oxlff, 16' an f .. 446 M s 9 r Q- EL 3 c M o 'J it it ' i J fri xxx. Q Q 1 W i f ..,a. A V X i it Ad - D I Mr. Kenneth G. Packard Vlsels t Mr. John Sherman