Newton High School - Newtonian Yearbook (Newton, MA)

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!K-ir! pf luv, w 0. f li QF lie? 'S UQ 'ie-I -.zo as 'ai , G-.19 .si 1 W H fi Fmt Row: Klickstein, Grossman, Kuberek, Stout, Silva, Cushing Quinn Thzrd Row Lebow Barrs Bachner Connelly Winchester Carpenter, Wallace, Jacobson. Second Row: Booth, Prager Cohen Gorman Linn Gordon Clark Gray Fourth Row Brown Liverrnan Greenberg, Jehu, Olken, Matulsky, Boudreau, Kaufman Bass Goldman Goldberg Bean Pollard Michelson Gorsey Holzwasser High up in the eaves of Building One, where the at- mosphere is creative, the art clubbers can be found happily working on some interesting project. Their monthly meetings, greatly varied, consist of sketching outdoors, interpreting music in paint, and participating in many other worthy activities. This ever-helpful ser- vice group, which makes many of the posters we see in the corridors, is always willing to lend a hand when artistic help is needed. Preiicienl -. o......,...,...,oe .,...... . Priscilla Pollard Vice Prefident ,,..oooreeor,... ,,r,...o J acqueline Bean Recording Secrefary .ero.rrr. ...Ellen Goldberg Correfponciing Secretary ..... ...... . --.Judy Michelson Treafwer ........................... ................. ..... E 1 aine Gorsey Adviier ................. .... ....... M r s. Rosalind G. Gray What! No model? l . - ' I 'xmas : ,A

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'UU' .- . if I' Y 5? 9' Irregardlessly . Wiiuan-In I Farr! Row: Shain, Short, Mr. Malone, Leshefsky, Weiss. Second Row: Kavanaugh, Garfield, Glaizer, Keefe, Peraner, Levine. Deep in the smoldering crypt of room 126 great minds assemble each year-minds bent on the acquisition of wisdom, minds ever searching for the key to literary per- fection-in the vernacular, students who like to write. Through the facilities of Alpha Beta, sophomore literary geniuses are given an excellent oportunity for creative writing. Advirer ....... ..,...... M r. James Malone A401901 Bea X 'u,-:if ,-Q .I ff S' I' l What can we say about Hemingway? I I I 1 la' . 'T lr

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Q0 I ll I x Top Row Left to Right: Monroe, Kalnajs, Hayden, Brewer, Cowet. Bottom Row Left to Right: Quintal, Whelpley, Novick, Weagle, Peterson, Huss. Camera Club We all like to take pictures, and those of us who want to learn more about photography join the Camera Club. The club has been divided into two groups during the past few years so that both the novice and the more experienced can receive special instruction. During the season the complete process of picture making is discussed, with contests and speakers to add zest to the program. Pfeiident ...... ...........rr. R obert Everett Tfeafurer ....r ...,.,......,... . Edward Argue Advifer ..... ........, M r. Warren Loring Raalio fi!-if M b On the first Thursday of the month, room 23F is the scene of great activity. This year the members of the Radio Club devoted themselves to amateur radio ac- tivities. Some of the boys received their ham licenses and now operate their own radio stations. Among other trips they visited station WTAO-TV. Preridevzt ,rrrrrrc Leonard Novick Secretary .,.... rrrrrrr.. G eorge Ehret Treararer ,...., rrrr...rr. W illiam Hayden Aciviwr rcrrr. ,....rrr M r. Orrin Brawn ii First Row: Spivack, Doyle, Argue, Everett, Mr. Loring, Weinstar, Gorin, Grossman, Hudson. Second Row: Dormitzer, Sales, Henrich, Elliot, Segal, Warshaw, Cioppa, Tone. Tlami Row: Rosenberg, Zimmerman, Hills, Welch, Meany, Wattendorf. ,-J-G i