Newton High School - Newtonian Yearbook (Newton, MA)

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f- --V-sW..cm . . 5 Wife -M- L. , 025359 Z...,, M,,,,,, SCIENCE CLUB cf, it X I A 'F First Row: Beal, Sacks, Elkins, Tobias, Hablow, Tinkham. Second Row: Sigel, Bolton, Schell, Lubin, Brown, Reardon, Zipf. Third Row: Miss Sullivan, Hayes, Zipf, Brockman, Rosebury, Levi, Chook, DiBenedetto, Sulkin. Fourth Row: Leighton, Alperin, Schell, Hirson ,Grossmun, Argue, , , , Tk,Rbt,Yff. The activities in this year's Science Club offered a uc er 0 or 0 e great opportunity for the budding scientist to further his knowledge and experience in the field of mole- cules and atoms. The Club's busy schedule included preparing an exhibit for the Science Fair, hearing lecturers in the various fields of science, and taking field trips to see science in action. President , ..Larry Lubin Vice-President , Lewis Schell Secretary . Pauline Reardon Treasurer Paul Brown ll A sl Adviser . Miss Sullivan V Future scientists. What does the pink one do? 'wig 'Cf w 5 - ein lun lg' -4' . 3:1 In Q . ,ft nn: in llll AB'- ,3 nazi

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ANU 'lliljlil 'l'l1lj LLUH5 will l'C3' QQ 90 AVIATION CLUB First Row: Quinn, King, Ellis, Cohen, Waldman. Second Row: Abend, Morrissey, Hallas, McDermott, Harrell. AVIATIIIN CLUB Alefiiai Xu Testing 'I-2-3 J Q' ...Q- This year's Radio Club thoroughly enioyed its experiences with the air-waves. In addition to transmitting, the members worked on radio sets, visited radio and T. V. stations, and helped Club members to obtain their licenses to broadcast. The hams of Newton High School gained much enioyable experience from this year's Radio Club. President Peter Whelpey Vice-President Leonard Novick Secretary Charles Hayden Treasurer John Perkins Adviser Mr. Orrin Brown . . First Thursday liluhs Each year the members of the Newton High School Aviation Club set their sights on the wild blue yonder. This year was no different. The boys gained actual flying experience and hours in the air, which aided them in their quest for their pilot's license. In addition to flying, the boys visited the Bedford Airport. President Norman Hallis Vice-President Conrad Morissey Treasurer . Thomas McDermott Secretary Henry Harrell Adviser , Mr. Willard Into the air, Junior Birdmen! Hillllll CLUB Front Row: Townsend,,MacLachlan, Hayden, Novick, Wh elpley, Perkins, Tilton, Mr. Brann. Back Row: Kam Melideo, Walsh, Rousseau, Turnbull, Ehreb, Peterson, Tishler, Weagle, Herring, Plendl.

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5:2 . ,g?X 'xii f wr For the outdoor sportsmcin the Hunting and Fishing Club provided instruction in the safe handling and correct use of firearms and fish- ing equipment. Although its members were not able to gain field experience, the Club pro- vided films, slides, and lectures to increase the skills of the country's future Dan'l Boones. As an added feature, the Club contributed an interesting project to the annual Science Fair. President , Robert Wood Secretary Lance Clark Treasurer Michael Shea Adviser Mr. Abner Bailey First Row: Palmer, Shain, Snyder, Graham, Wheeler Wood Shea Siegel Schneider Hmtlian Murray DiBona Lebow Third Row Simpson Cohen Clarke, Wilder, Second Row: Mr. Bailey, Preston, Perlmutter Knapp Cood Warshclw Levin Rabinovitz Moore Kontoff -.,, f 4 wr- wvv -J QQ 'as JG 4h Y' if