Newton High School - Newtonian Yearbook (Newton, MA)

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ll A n LJ i R of 9 ' Q Q Jvillnnu- y 1 we 0 M, esfifw AK 'Y Ps fs. . mil! 7 x fc.....4 I ,W Er X R. w 1 g ' X - N A X Q.. DRAMA CLUB First Row: Shapiro, Rosen, Elashoft, Chook, Sugarman, Nelson, Olton, Booth Beeuwlles, Sherman, Wernick, Tallen, Masters, Rudnick, Gorman, Hirsh, Sec ond Row: Bailet, Gamer, Dobro, Scanlon, Langille, Wattendorf, Hayes, Ahearn, Murphy, Kennedy, Tillinghast, Stanley, Smith, Peters, Levine, Baller. The eager, would-be thespians of Newton High School enjoyed an interesting year on and around the stage. Members of the Drama Club participated in many activities which furthered their knowledge and experience about the theater. The narration of Christmas Vespers, the sponsorship ot a one-act play festival, the annual theatre party, speakers, and dis- cussions were all a part of the club's busy program. President Betsy Beeuwkes Vice-President Nancy Wernick Secretary Ken Sherman Treasurer Bob Sade Adviser Miss Creedon Leshefsky, Miss Creedonf Third Row: Siverman, Cohen, Guild, Garfield, Glaser, Bruce, Deutschmann, Rosengard, Bloomberg, Lubets, Bachner, Koslow, Duby, Higgins, McAndruit. Fourth Row: Gitell, Sherman, Lipson, Herman, Trilling, Roseberg, Troie, Freize, Sade, Viscott, Charm, Marcus. All the world's a stage. Q it 'Q' R' ci if T xv -vii' DRAMA EL B 1, 8. T

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First Row OlkenMcAnllffe ODonnell Geller Short Lasker Doctor Third Row Mitchell Cobb, Allen, Connor, Williams, Nigro, Roesnberg, off Abrams Gottlieb Sadow Second Row Corbett Gordon Shapiro Linn Harper Finklegtem Tenenbaum. Great Caesar's ghost, come and see what the Latin Club did this year. The members made a project for the Science Fair. The club also enioyed visiting a nearby museum to see remains of Grecian and Latin civilization, hear- ing outside speakers on Latin language and culture, and meeting the Belmont Latin Club. Consul ., , A Marjorie Lasker Consul , Stephen Doctorott Scriba Joanne Short Questor A George Geller Aedile Bradford Connors Adviser Miss Elizabeth .lewett Veni, vidi, vici.

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Hollywood replacements. For the budding sophomore Helen Hayeses and the Laurence Oliviers the Neophytes Club provides an opportunity to act in one-act plays, skits, and even pantomimes. From the autumn tryouts to the Final spring meeting, this group promotes interest in dramatics of all kinds, ranging from the comic to the serious. Who knows, maybe one of these students will play Hamlet in the future. President , . . Ellie Langer Vice-President Esther Jacobson Secretary Susan Sugarman Treasurer .. Brian Havey Activities Chairman ,, Florence Licker Asst. Act. Chairman . .loan Rotman Adviser . Miss Smith f' fy l H' in ,fir X-K A EUPHYTE5 The play's the thing' NEOPHYTES First Row: Cushing, Chaikowski, Babson, Dephoure, Wishnow, Alpert, Spen cer. Brostoff, Carney, Rosenwald, Lamasney, Gorsey, Licker, Stone, Kaplan, Rauha. Second Row: Bailey, Bird, Paclayan, Borden, Hart, Rosen, Wilbert, Ransom, Dalton, Galner, Feinzig, Grant, Meyerhoff, Cutler, Frieze, Robinson Heiman, Miss Smith. Third Row: Swett, Levitov, Kingsbury, Bibba, Fleischer Langer, Salow, Shapiro, Small, Barber, Sugarman, Pearl, Press, Leve, Sorkin, 1 1 Proctor, Wile, Smith, Anthony, Brauninger, Stratton, Shea. Fourth Row Tarmy, Zugel, Golub, Yesley, Ellis, Kotsaftis, Bond, Carroll, Whitmore, Jacob Rosengard, Bluestein, Fishman, Angoff, Gould. Fifth Row: Smith, Yorks, Sillman, Dangel, Wilson, Havey, Marsh Harovitz Kimball, Brockert. Lakin, Davidson, Wyman, Swartz, son, Jerome, Foster, Brown, Hazel, P' an we N 'ii Nl' H., 5 I at up I ... nfl If I I ny ...- 1