Newton High School - Railroader Yearbook (Newton, KS)

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Phyllis Uttm'lvar-li signs out a liln'm'y hook for Barbara Parker, IJBRARIANS: Elva Williams, Barbara Parker. Phyllis Utterback, gtudent Gounci fiivzafz The Student Council, led by its president, Ned Arthur, and advisor, Alden Allbaugh, closes the year of 1952-53 with a fine record of achievements. Many things have been accomplished this year by this governing body of Newton High School. Besides the fine dance and assemblies which were held during the year, the student council, which meets every Wednesday morn- ing during activity period, helped NHS to keep its sportsmanship and spirit at the highest level by organizing many school activities and supporting all the school functions. Newton High School's library is one of the outstanding features of the school. From its Well-lighted room, equipped with shelves of all varieties of books and many comfortable tables E Erlwarrla Leffimrwcll, Norma Stahly, Nancy Ruth Ayv-rs. and Irene liirlu-1'sol1. and chairs, students can find information need- ed for their studies and entertainment. To help students select the proper books and articles is Mrs. Mary Roberts, head libra- rian. Assisting her in her many duties are her student librarian helpers. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: Louis Johnson, Ted Sills, Donna Underwood, and Pres. Ned Arlhur. Eleanor Wedel, Jean Ralph, and Jim Raffety. Page Thirty COUNCIL MEMBERS: Ned Arthur, Louis Johnson, Frances Barrett, Donna Underwood, Jim Allen. Ted Sills, Paula. Miller, Bob

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MONITORS Exelyn R1t7laff Eunlu Alexandel Marilyn Davis, Leslie Baium:a1'tncl', 0Fl I1'E GIRLS: Dolores Griffith. Lois Cowan, Janet Jean Ralph Kelmit Smith Mdlgll Plndley D ans Barker, Shirley Clark, Luwrr-m'v Brun- Gray, Bn-vvl'ly Diemarl, and Saiirlra Roycr. 4 l 5- Y 'Z 'Q 7 5 g ig., ' 'M .i ' ' Q ' ,I 0 V.lu li' ner, Judy Manewal, George But-ke-r, and Carolea Dick. onifczs an Office ffzls Checking lockers and collecting absence re- ports each hour were only part of the duties of the monitors. These students were chosen by Jean Ralph, head monitor, and Mr. Morris on the basis of responsibility, grades, and because they would set a good example of conduct. Serving in the office and giving a helping hand to Mrs. Florence Blankenship were the office girls. These senior girls were chosen by Mr. Morris and Mrs. Mary Roberts. Among the numerous tasks they performed each hour were checking and filing the absence reports, sending study hall slips, and answering the phone. .- sg V I sf r v . 9 v 4 -. Mr. Morris and Florence checking student records in the office. . A. 'u Page Twenty-Nine

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