Newton High School - Railroader Yearbook (Newton, KS)

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ufmalism 1. Sports wliturs 'Jim Cacile, Vic McCall nnfl Dick Kitching. 2. Rzlilroadel' Staff f- Shirley Friesen, f'm'ul4-a Dick mul Phyllis Epry. 3. Energegic Jour- nalism I studvnts and Mr. Smith, instructor. From left to riuht: Normal Frm-Hy, Judy Ballard and Sumlrzx Strzxssvi'. -1. Newtonian Pditor, Jean Stone, ahowinir Ann Haguw the' zxssigrriment sheet. 5. Rusinv:-us mzlriagrws J. B. Entz, Pal. Morgan and Dunne Box. 6. News editors--ACa1'olyn Willis, lliane- Bain-Ll. J. B. Entz, Pat Morgan, Connif- 'I':iylm', Jfdzm Stonv nnil Junivp Brice-Nash. 32' Page Tu-euty-five

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'zamczffcs Railers interested in the dramatic side of life studied in room 207, under the coach- ing of Rawley Farnsworth. The students took part in pantomiming, acting, directing, stage-managing, make-up, costuming, light- ing, sound, and other activities. Second year dramatics students gained experience in directing by producing one act plays in Thursday Theater, an experimental playhouse which was organized by Mr. N1 Flapper days are here again-Norma Frey, Jann Kurz, Judy Ballard, Ted Sills, Donna Underwood. and Diane Baird. Diane Baird, Ted Sills, Helen Naylor, and Kaye French as they appeared in the Junior Play, The Little Dog Laughed. Farnsworth. The selection, casting, and directing of the play was left to the student and the finished product was presented in Thursday Theater. The Senior Play, the highlight of the year for the NHS dramatics department was the hilarious comedy, The Whole ToWn's Talking. As juniors, the class of '53 enacted The Little Dog Laughed. EENIOR PQKY CAST MEMBERS: Jan Lehman, Donna Underwood, JoyceBurkhart, Diane Baird, Al Miller, Gerald Smith, Lewis Boyd, Ted Sills ' ick Igitching, Norma Frey, Judy Ballard, and Director Rawley T. Farnsworth. Page -. Twenty-Four

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