Newton High School - Railroader Yearbook (Newton, KS)

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Student Council FRONT ROW: Carole Grace, Miriam Werner, Martin Myers, Martha Clark, Bruce Lyon, Burton Fretz. BACK ROW: Bob Swickard, Pat Speir, Howard Schmidt, Bob Tieszen, Barbara Boudreau, Nancy Blos- ser, Loren Richter. STANDING: Mr. Allbaugh Sponsor. The Student Council represented the students in promoting, directing and super- vising a variety of activities. One of the Council's main responsibilities was the preparation of assemblies. Other special projects included student elections, homecoming activities, and exchange assemblies with Hutchinson and El Dorado. Council members were Burton Fretz, President, Carole Grace, Head Monitor, Loren Richter, Senior President, Pat Speir, and Bruce Lyon, Senior Representatives, Martin Myers, Junior President, Martha Clark and Howard Schmidt, Junior Representatives, Miriam Werner, Sopho- more President, Nancy Blosser, and Bob Ties- zen, Sophomore Representatives. Barbara Boudreau, Pep Club President, and Bob Swickard, Drum Major, were Advisory members. The Coun- cil named Pat Speir as its Vice-President, Martha Clark, Secretary, and Howard Schmidt, Sergeant-at-Arms. BURTON FRETZ MR. ALLBAUGH Student Council President 24 Council Advisor

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LEFT TO RIGHT: Kay Rogers, Sue Simpson, Pat Speir, Joyce Walter, John Suderrnan, Bruce Hackett, Byron Winans, Larry White. V JOYCE ANDERSON, Head Usherette Uahenettea , 5 Z A J V , . 1 .aa-.. gn-. - : Q ,, 5 f 1 , .1 r FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Sally O'Bryan, Dona McKanna, Judy Griffith, Judy Walker, Mary Claassen, Carole Grace, Joyce Anderson, Jolene Dillman, Karen Staley, Bev Nunns. BACK ROW: Kay Gilchrist, Martha Clark, Janet Torline, Rosalind Enns, Pat Becraft, Marilyn Gertsen, Becky Humphrey, Ann Burner, Janice Henry. NOT PICTURED: Marceil Welsh.