Newton High School - Newtonian Yearbook (Newton, MA)

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The Aviation Club has had a varied pro- gram covering all aspects ol aviation. The boys themselves planned for their own meetings with tallcs by various members of the club. Tallcs have been given on the physical construction ol planes, controlling methods, and navigation procedures. Re- cently, the club has talcen an interest in the newer Field ol jet povver. The members have also been shown various movies on air travel. The group carried on a very in- teresting proiect in actually constructing model airplanes. This year the club gained practical lmovvledge from their trip to Squantum Naval Air Base. i President . . . . Roy Buck Vice-President . . Donald Shaw Secretary . . . Robert Weisz Treasurer . . . Lincoln Goff Adviser . . Mr. Russell Fitz AVIATION CLUB

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CAMERA CLUB President . . . . . Bernard Martin Vice-President . . William Godfrey Secretary . . . . Henry Dormltzer Treasurer . . . . . Donald Sherman Adviser . . Mr. Sterling Williams For those interested in photography, the Camera Club oliered numerous opportuni- ties. The club was divided into tvvo groups: the advanced amateurs and the beginners. ln this Way everyone in the club enjoyed the lull value ol the activities, and the be- ginners did not hold baclc the more ad- vanced students. Among the monthly ac- tivities were several lectures, movies, visits to local studios, and discussions concerning the mechanics ol photography. Qne lec- ture oi particular interest to the group was that given by Dr, Land about the box camera. The Camera Club also sponsored a contest, tool4 pictures ol models, and rounded out the year with a party.

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CHEMISTRY CLUB -QQ . Q f 5 'W-294 M President. . . . .Edward Cass Vice President Robert Pollard Secretary . . . . . Peter Rees T 'xxxuw Treasurer . . . Margaret Vincent W, J gif' f I .Z Adviser . Mr. J. C. Hall JL The Chemistry Club consists ol a hand- piclced group of students who are inter- ested in chemistry. Besides worlcing on projects in groups of Four, the Club en- joyed the usual series of informative lec- tures and Field trips. Their activities were not all work by any meansf they had a won- derful time at their annual picnic. Their contribution to the annual Science Fair was very interesting and well received. QS!