Newcastle High School - Yearbook (Newcastle, WY)

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Keith Williamson jovial lullietre Wolfenbarger Honest Dramatzbs Boosters Sarah lane Wooten Cheerful Girls' Glee Club Prom Committee Page twenty-six Margaret Wrightsman Dignified Queen, May Breakfast Tri-Hi Class Color Committee Mildred Yauky idealistic Girls' Glee Club Prom Committee Charles Zornes Sporting SENIORS Pi' Er .1

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Ruthanne Stradling Fastidious Phoenix Prom Committee Science Society Wilburne Clay Stamper, I Persevering Leather Lungs Grace E. Symons Pleasant Girls' Glee Club Prom Committee Delores Taylor A go getter Student Council Girls' Glee Club Boosters Margaret Thompson Winsome Tri-H i Class Play Class Flower Committee Lorraine Utterback launty Tri-H i Tennis '35-'36-'37 Class Prophecy Commit- tee Mildred Vance Awake Malcolm Van Cleave Engaging Leather Lungs Prom Committee Sarah Virgin Unselfish Phoenix Student Council Prom Committee Faye Virgne Dainty National Honor Society Editor, Phoenix Attendant, May Break- fast Bob Watkins Amazed Tfrack '36-'37-'38 Football '36 Leather Lungs Martha Ellen White Unique Editor, Rosennial Tri-Hi Secretary, Student Coun- cil '37 Rex Wilkinson Debonaire Football '35-'36-'37 Track, '35-'36 Student Council Margaret L. Williams Amicable Tri-H i Student Council SENIORS Page twenty- five ' 'iw-. . wa, Y- KN

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The juniors of thirty-eight, the seniors of thirty-nine, have a memorable history to relate: Three years ago we entered this school as conventional, nervous freshmen. Our first year here was essentially one of discovery, fitting us for our future roles in this school. The next fall we came back sophomores, now acquainted with the demands of our school world, and ready to take our places in school life. The following autumn we returned, worked through another year, and this spring we had the honor of becoming the first junior group in the history of Newcastle High School to become organized as a class. Under the able spon- sorship of Miss Fern Hodson and Mr. Fred Goar, three hundred twelve of us voted and selected the following officers: Morton Goldberg, president, Bob Modlin, vice-president, Mary Phyllis Scott, secretary, and james Richey, treasurer. This is the history of the class of thirty-nine, we may well be proud of our record, but let us make sure that our future surpasses our past. JUNIORS Morton Goldberg Robert Modlin Mary Phyllis Scott james Richey