Newberry High School - Tahquamenon Yearbook (Newberry, MI)

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'lTl2l-hI- ,ay .nk wif Back row L to R5 N, Dunkle, S. Newville, L. Pierson, R. Smitlg F, Helmer, D. Moulder, K, Zimmerson, I. Kalnbach, L. Fositt, 2nd rowg S, ambell, K. Mattson, L. Falstad, K. Williams, J. Ha.rri.men, L. Nantell, N. McNeal, J. VanZoeron. 3rd rowg Mrs. Tredo, J. Baku, J. Ray, S. Martell, E. Hetrick, S. Nelscns, C, Clark, seatedg S. Russell, A, johnson, J. Thorley, C. Kowalsld, L. Teski, U. SIIIIIIDEIS, B, Riley. Pres. Pres. J. Gibson V. Pres. C. Rader Sec. G Tres. J. Monnosso Back row L to R5 E. Cracker, K. Ulbeck, J. Gibson, R, Mattson, C. Rader, D. Hermen. 2nd rowg J. Mal-ci, J. Johnson, J. Richmen, E. J. Richmen, J. Johnson, Mr. Sensiba, seated, W, Graker, R. Shroeder, D. Jessip, J. Monosso, J. Aho, B. Aho. 27

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Back Row, L to R5 Mrs. Deward, M. Kilpela, D. Hampton, J. Pum, D. Routhier, R. St, Martin, C. Clark, L. Wright, M. Heppe, 2nd row, B, Hermen, C. Lewis, F. Halma, J. Maki, F. smith, M. my, M. Maid, D. Henderson, Seated, A. Williams, A. Purdy, M, Corbin, U, Summers, D. J. Bouchard, A. Williams, M. Leiphart. Pres. D. Williams V. Pres. C, Rader Sec. - Treas. P, Gauett Latin Club Membership in the latin Club is open to all those studenis who are now studying Latin, and to those who have previously studied it. The Newberry Latin Club is af- iliataed with the National Junior Claxical League, and with the State and Upper Peninsula units of this league. The purpose of this league is to foster and encourage all activities which will add to the interest and value of the study of latin, and to the ap- preciation of its importance in the development of the English language. Le Cercle Francais The purpose of the club is to provide further opportlmity for French conversation, study and recreation. To be eligible for mem- bership, a student must have an overall C average, have good moral standards, be en- rolled in a French course of at least, second year level, and take part in the all French initiation assembly. IIRGDCN ClUB Pres. D. Henderson Vo Pfesa C. Sec. - Treas. F, Helmet latin cluls D Back row L to R5 M. McLean, J. Richmon, M. Gonser, Dwyer, B. Hermen, D. Williams, C. Rader, D. Herman, D. lane, J. Brown, 3rd row, S. Daul, B. Bennetx, G, Bodine, B. Schaap, A. Rahilly, M. Miner, I. Torgason, J. McTiver, P. Beclcs, 2nd row, L. Straka, R. Schroeder, L. Hendirckson, I. Harriman, C. Frances, J. Biterly, R. St. Martin, M. McCutcheon, Mrs. Pelleiia-, Seated, N. Musgrave, J. Vogal, J. K. Eddy, S. Bristow, I. Smith, P. Galrett, M. J. Surrell, J. Transue. 26

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For the first time in many years, Newberry High School has an active Commerical Club. This group consisting of first and second year short- hand students who work towards a betta lmdersmnding of the potentials of the business world. Like in the construction of our new building, the com- mercial club is building to- wards a growing knowledge of the fundamentals of busines. Back Row L to R5 Iarriger, B. Case, L. Guilmette, K. Sales, D. Thirley, F. Helmer, N. Smith, S. Bugg, B. Singleton, B, Matelski, 2nd row, Miss Angiulm, B. Sissel J. B-own, R, smith, L. Nootou K, wuuomo, A. Mohr J. Panula 3rd row, M. ir. clm, seated, D, Ioiphm, B. f. Bon-y, A, Matelski, vf Bjorklund, J. Boloor, s. Nelson, R, Grubba, M. Norman. CCITIITIGRCIAL CLUB STSUOEDI COUUCII. The meeting will now come to order! President Radar and his cotmcil have been busy during the past year with new ideas for the better- ment of our school and the education of the student body. Among the major projects for the year, the following have received much work on the part of the council: dres in school, exchange student plan, and the C. L. Bysuom Out- standing Senior Award. an Back row L to R5 I. Kalnback, E. J. Berry, D. Richmen, M. St. Jean, B. Middleton, B. Brown, L. Derusha., S, Stokes, D, Moulder, G, Mattson, 2nd :ow L to R5 C, Maris, S, Nemi, J. Mohr, R, Schroeder, P. Becks, B. Riley, S. Daul, L. Stralca., C. Kowalski, Front row seated, Mr. lemlce, T. Bealiew, D. Leipart, S. Newville, I. Surrell, J. Baker, W. Freytag. 28