Newton High School - Newtonian Yearbook (Newton, MA)

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11 - X- I I n i N First Row: Brockert, Du Mais, Simone, McKellar, Goodman, Malkin, Ransom, Lambert, Paterson. Second Row: Mr. Sherman, Brooks, Rosen- berg, Sher, Spinelli, Gilman, Golub, Heatzig, Anderson, Getter, Gleim, Hutchings, Minnis, Ziegel. Third Row: Fair, Johnston, Kent, Gould, Krasner, Hart, Hoeh, Salzer, Hart, Perlmutter, Hanauer, Freeman, Bailey. 'us' I l ,425 23.9315 ' .1 .M -y,,. 4. j 1 f,.g:-:-er g,g..f:u I ejtfii-42f2:'?'41'Jf!-'Il-75: 112:-'31- -c-e 4M-hfaigm l' l --'-4-H-c..2,e,,g.4r-. 1qP4-:-a ,-+s-e- ---ro-.-:' --'P-: 4:-pr e-rr l .- 2114:-tifM-.g-9-e5'4r's-.fir-v'-rf.- -.4-, I ,wh .-s 4.'.':5 5Q D'2,'l. 4-:larynx I I l -'raa:-t-2-vfrbw:-'fr-+1-:ff-Qws.-rss I , 'l F ..Q3?'3z.':'fs2gn?g:3::gj42gEZg:gi52f.f:s,g2231 N ..1:f,o.,.2:. ,5?ob:q..j:.:Q Q9 45. Z zg. 5 4029 :iii ig. I l 'l l ..:::f'+iH?a1:5aiH26421:23-Sflw95521525-3:12235 l B I f .pg-'-'Of 4'. o .'.0,,oL Ji' -- x,4P-?-?'. 15-'- 9? si 1 1 , T32-M ,,-2-4,-1g.'.:.s'J -.4-.-.'.-91. -c':,.,'4. . .-1-44,ga. ---B J E,n.e.e-94-4g-42-,,.,.. I I 'Jin , -was-fe-:,:4:i'f3a I I I l I Fl '.2o 5'4fi-'r'4 R Tifktfgfgffgf-eifl 1 'M-2--0' F -9-.-9 :.0,' . 4 er! 'Q ' y P I :1f,fQI'4'gSf-22: l l I '55237'?543f . .gg ' 0 I I 'T4 HW l fffjiff-1 ,safely I CAVALRY CLUB 1.4 Over hill, over dale . . . There goes the Newton High School Cavalry Club! This year, as in others, these merry equestrians made the Blue Hills Paddocks their base of operations for many enioyable hours of horse-back riding. President .... .. ....... Arthur Goodman Secretary ...... Susan McKellar I H Treasurer ......... Cynthia Malkin F Adviser .... ...... M r. John Sherman I i l I

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CAMERA CLUB When the first manned rocket ship lands on the moon, there should be a graduate of Newton High's Camera Club on the spot, ready with his equipment to take the first close-up pictures of the lunar terrain. Per- haps the club does not now present demon- strations on how best to operate a camera while in a bulky space suit, however, it does turn out some pretty good terrestrial photographers. By listening to speakers, watching demonstrations, and participating in contests, members of this organization learn the complete process of taking, devel- oping, and printing pictures. President ..... ...... D avid Shrier Treasurer ..... ................. D avid Horvitz Adviser ..... ....... M r. Warren J. Loring First Row: Richards, Shapiro, Horvitz, Shrier Argue Hurwitz Second Row Mr Loring, Matoian Kanter, Doctorott, Rosenberg, Shaevel, Weinstat, Feldman, Hogan ,sql F x,

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-'ff Us-'X-,,f CHEMISTRY CLUB Amidst a maze of test tubes, bunsen burners, and reagent bottles, the members of the Chemistry Club delved into the secrets of atoms and molecules. Some of the topics investi- gated this year were properties of acids, electrolysis, and electroplating. Since the members were selected on a competitive basis, it is not surprising that every meeting was an exciting one. President ........... ...... ..... ...... . . . ....... Tom Brewer Vice-President ...... ......... S teven Cohen Secretary ........... ........ P olly Goldman Treasurer ...... ........ G eorge Geller Adviser ..... ..... M r. John C. Hall pu v . l xXXAAAAAAmm. - QAQQQQ VVVVYXAAM ,XAAQAQQ ,wvwxxxxxfl dV',,Xrrceeewwwvwr , .. .fvvv A Vvvveif Been, l First Row: Rogers, Geller, Cohen, Brewer, Goldman, Milender. Second Row: Mr. Hall, Sacks, Quinn, Wolk, Williams, Seltzer, Brockington, Beal, Lebow.