Newton High School - Newtonian Yearbook (Newton, MA)

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wiSma... Je .ll- Faux. A nsnanun'K,, on 43 lc. 4 . au, , Ik '46 po- U . X . RIFLE CLUB First Row: Quinn, Strong, Hudgins, Loring, Redland, Norley, Stanley, Row: Willis, Sutcliffe, Panasuk, Barclay, Blackman, Semrad, Fessenden, Blacher, Webb, Simpson, Shuin. Second Row: DiBona, Hoeh, Kahalas, Grammont, Snyder, Sacks. Fourth Row: Richmond, Bloom, Stern, Huss, Murray, Jerome, Goldstein, Robins, Cohen, Rodenhizer, Mr. Ethier. Third Barrette, Sulkin, King, Hablow, Steinberg, Ryder. ,ss ,Q Q RIFLE IILUB 'fits- 19 N fl? y. 1 fe Ready on the firing line! mms . ?w Junior Retrievers Ready on the firing line, aim, fire at will. Every Friday afternoon from 3 to 5 P.M., poor Will faced a tiring squad of ten Ritle Club sharpshooters. This N.H.S. organization gave interested students an op- portunity to learn to handle and to shoot firearms properly and intelligently. There were several matches with other schools and an annual school picnic was heldl in the late spring. ' Arthur Norley Arthur Redland .Donna Hudgins Polly Stanley Donald Loring Adviser .... , Mr. Raymond Ethier President .. .. .. Vice-President . Corresponding Secretary . Recording Secretary Treasurer .,.. . . . . ..- ,,., 1. ft v .ft is Laissez tomber le bang-bang

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.l my J. D . CO x :ix ' uh' if ,,. . CHEMISTRY CLUB Wwe First Row: loew, Hellerman, Gorn, Kalnais, Sigel, Kanter, Murphy. Second Row: Lettau, Hills, Horne, Peppard, Klein, Kaye. Third Row: Brewer, Hirson, Brauninger, Shine, lubin, Novick, Karas. Something's burning in room 233! If you ran to take a look, it's a safe bet that you found at least one member of the Chemistry Club trying to satisfy his curiosity by experimenting. Many proiects were undertaken this year, including studies in ozone, electricity, and the storage battery. This group of young scientists, under the leadership of Mr. Hall, went beyond classroom studies to make many deep examinations in scientific experiment. President .,.,, ,, ., ,. ,. i A . . . . Agris Kalnais Vice-President . . K .,.... . Robert Gorn Secretary .,.... Ruth Ann Sigel Treasurer ,,., David Kantcxr Adviser .. . ,. .Mr. J. C. Hall Mind over matter ilk ,f,,::,, M .,,, ,Q ...., ,, K , 'I ai Q 4 'V 'Q' Asif CHEMISTRY ELUB fl'-.U Danger! High explosives

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gif . ii - A l l i al L W' ga. Q 'Sr W-' ,. -I? A-I-5 1 .tn A., ww if Q if .li 1 1 DISCOPHYLES -v-.,.,,, s Is it Greek to you? Well, it should be. The word discophle is derived from the Greek roots phy- los Cto lovel and dicus fdiscs or recordsj. The Discophles are ex- actly what their name implies. lovers of records. Without being technical, the members of this group simply enioy listening to classical music together. They sometimes talk about record col- lecting and delight in sharing their favorite selections. Adviser . . .. Miss Holly B. Lee Front Row: Miss Lee, Tarmes, Mintz, Yaffoe. IJISIIUPHYLES Who will be the Casey, Crime Photographer of the next gener- ation? Who will rival the Purdy Studios? Photography enthusiasts of the Camera Club gain experience from the taking of action and por- trait pictures to the chemical pro- cess of developing them. Their busy program also included field trips, speakers, and a special pro- iect of taking pictures of Newton High School for Junior High orien- tation. President Ralph Dormitzer Vice-President Don Elliot Secretary Arthur Hudson Treasurer T Don Henrich Adviser Mr. Warren Loring 96 ld- X CAMERA IILUB CAMERA CLUB First Row: Hudson, Doctoroff, Dormetzer, Henrick, Loring, Elliott, Miller, Zimmerman, Smith. Second Row: Tinkham, Schwartz, Coyne, Weinstal, Weiss, Giordano, Stephan, Wolk. Third Row: Moore, Ingall, Levenson, Horvitl, Rosenberg, Kemler, Weinfield. Fourth Row: Tone, Richards, Thormann, Shrier. Eddv. if We- an is to id -if-1