Newton High School - Newtonian Yearbook (Newton, MA)

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HUME EEUNUMIIIS CLUB Fruitcake paved their way to New York! That's right! Through the sale of Christmas fruitcakes the Home Economics Club helped finance its wonderful weekend in the world's busiest city. Besides cooking, sightseeing, and picknicking, the members of the Home Economics Club also are interested in poise and fashion. All Newton High girls will rember their professional-looking fashion show. President . , ,. . . ., . ..,... . , .June Vachon Vice President . .. Helen Jous Secretary . ,,.. ,, ,. Ruth Dhionis Treasurer , Sara Kinsel Adviser . , ,. . ,Mrs. Robinson 5 ,Q .r--'fi l,,,Q..,....,s..J HOME ECONOMICS CLUB 'K' Q' If X swf Dishpan hands MSL. L ,X Won't this be tasty? First Row: Mastroianni, Montesanti, Bianco, Powers, Dhionis, Kinsel, Walton, Marin, Manningstan, Ames, Walsh, Rogan, Kane, Orsogna, Marino, Semrad, Berman, Silver, Lomasney. Second Row: Arucri, Patrianica, Gnetsky, Buckley, Francis, Stella. Fourth Row: Flanagan, Balkus, Huston, McCullough, Miller, Byrne, Gagin, Malfa, Duff, Goldberg, Sheriff, Stefan. Third Row: Manson, Ayres, Brown, Yanoff, DeMichele, Carey, Woodland. GW 'mum 'fi in FW' . If l N ss.. .K 1 X n l rf-fi f Q -iii 'Q

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,f EUTUHE TE!-KEHEHS ' E omg, , 'N ? 1 . x ms A word to the wise. Future generations of school children will have some marvelous teachers, iudging from the girls who belong to F.T.A. As part of the program to help members decide their particular field, there were films and speakers on various phases of education. By far the most enjoyable parts of the program were Q 1 the actual visits to neighboring elementary schools ':'i' :.' '.:,,.: in ,xy and a visit to a nearby teacher's college. President , . , A Sally Feinberg Vice-President .Carlotta Regan A Secretary , Sandra Kaplan ff . Treasurer ., Carole Richman E :'E2 In Adviser . Miss Beatrice Bates .zuv :'VE, 5 :.' ' 'rfi 3 llil f FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB First Row: Weinfield, Healy, Morse, Reagan, Kaplan, Feinberg, Regan, Rich- Goldman, Giordano. Third Row: Albert, Hyman, Grossman, Effenson, man, Rook, Cohen, Scipione, Foley. Second Row: Miss Bates, Lamkin, Mat- Zophlin, Giordano, Magni, Kaplan, Farnham, Whiting, Pass, Burman. ulsky, Cohen, Liner, Feldman, Walker, Verdoni, Crowley, Posner, Lampert, 7' ' N -.1 ima sw' was ifslii!

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Snnnnll Thursday Clubs . . . it ,T q, humans My 1' lw wb Kwik 'nrt swf., T -as f Exif! RC' so DEBATING CLUB First Row: Waldman, Simons, Mr. Andeson, Proctor, Rosenberg, Lendman. Second Row: ..Horne, Anthony, Richmond, Viscott, Fink, Wolff, Teitelman Third Row: Pergola, Alperin, Finkenstein, ,-new DEBATINB g y SUIJIETY JVM' S' As Lincoln said to Douglas 24 Burke, Rosen. Bang! Bang! The President pounds the gavel to start the meeting. Resolved that the United States should break off diplomatic relations with Russia. There follows a lively discussion in which the mem- bers learn how to speak clearly and concisely, to organize their thoughts, and to win an argument. Thus a typical meeting of the Debating Club ends. President .... ...,......,,..... .....,,,.... , .,.., H e rbert Simons Vice-President ....,., ....... B uddy Kopelman Secretary ,.,,.,..,. . ,.,. Margie Procter Treasurer ,.... .,.... S teve Richmond Adviser ..... ..... M r. Anderson .1 any A