Newberry High School - Tahquamenon Yearbook (Newberry, MI)

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mA1Ih ClLlB Front row, L to r: B. Purmort, D. Henderson, R. St. Martin, S. Newville, S. Frang, M. Heppe. Back row, 1. to r: T. Beaulieu, G. Andary, D. Hunter, J. Gibson, G. Moore, and Mr. Sensiba, advisor. I I I I ClUB SCIENCE ClUB Officers: L to r. D. Jessup, 1. Thorley, and B. P'LlI'I1'10I't. A - Q 1 - Ist. row, 1. to r.: B. Gorsuch, T. Beaulieu, G. Andary, D. Hunter, J. Caudell, D, Gorsuch, J, Surrell, B. Kinsey. 2nd, row, 1. to r.: A. Weber, M. Bm-own, J. Puckett, R. Holt. J. Ketvirtzis, Mr. Allen, advisor, R. Ney, G. Moore, L. St. Jean, and Back rgw, 1, to r, J, Aho, M, St. 16311, M. Fiugefald, C. R3d3I, J. JOhIlSOl'1, B. Pm-mart, A. Fyvie, D. Jessup, 2nd, row L to R5 R, Schroeder, S. Fr?-HS: K' Bessler, S. Wood, S. Martell, I. Harriman, Mr. Dammann, advisor, lst row L to R, K, Ennis, N. Caudell, S. Marks, M. Ennis, L. Teske, J. Thorley.

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L n. A. OH! my head ache! Then come along 8 the future muses will help you. This swup Of Promising Young ladies have organized with the hope of learning more about the field of nursing. Although they have no adviser at the present, it will some day be a fine club at N. H, S, 8 give many future nurses a background in the chosen profession. Special thanks to Mrs. Sunell for posing with G helping us during the past. ia., Back row, D. Henderson, 1. Kalnbach, Mrs. Surrell, C. Immonen, S. Frang, J. Swanson, L. Wright, S, Marley on table, L. Anderson Va Pres. M. Parker, V, Pres. G, Andary, Sec. 8 Tres, D. Thor- ley This past year die F. T. A. has become one of the most active organizations in our high School. The membm have received actual class- room experience in working with the elementary remedial program started this year by the Superintendent. F. T. A. is open to all Junicrs and Seniors with high scholastic standings. Back row L to R5 K. Zimmerman, M. Pen-y, B. Purmont, B. Hermen, G. Andary, S. Frang, D. Tharley, K. Sayles, M. Maki, 2nd rowg Mr. Trembeth, N. Smith, S. Newville, S. Woods, L, Anderson, L. Falstzad, J. Swanson, M, Parker, Seated, B. Riley, U, Summers, M. Huggins, J. Thcrley, L. Wright, A, Furlong, B. Berry, D. Leiphart. 29

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Front row, left to right: seated, D. Hunter, M. Kilpela, L. Wright. Second row: U. Somers, D. Thorely, D. Hen- derson, J. Swanson, M. Huggins, R, Berry, M. Heppe, R. Grubba., M. Nommand, M. Parker, Mr. Bentley, Third row: D. Hendricson, B. Purmort, S. Newville, I. Gibson, F. Helmer, B. Gorsuch, D. French, G. Moore, P. French R. St. Martin. Another lirst comes to N. H. S. For the first time students of our high school were able to pur- chase their own high school paper. This paper, sponsored by the Senior Composition class, was re- ceived with much enthusiasm. Congratulations on the fine job. We are looking forward with much anxiety to next yea.r's publication. tomahawk talk L. to R5 T. Beaulieu, M. Kilpe1a,I. Surrell, B. Corsuch, D. F rench. First row, L. to R, D. Leiphart, B. Riley, E. Hetrick, M. Corbin, A. Furlong, S. Marks, A. Williams. Second row: C. lmmonen, J. Hampton, M. Maki, K. Sayles, L. Anderson, J. Vanloren, S. Frang. Third row: Mr. Bentley, D. Lane, T. Foley, J. Strolle, G. Andary, J. Ketvirtis, C. Oberg, L. Lyons. 31