Newton Community High School - Nu Kom I Yearbook (Newton, IL)

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CLEDA BIGGS Kldd0 The vlctrm of Cupid s darts and 4 Chorus 2 4 Musxc Apprecxatlon 3 Drum Corps 3 Growmg Pains WARREN BURNSIDE Ironsldes As long as you lrve keep learning how to lrve Dramatlcs l 3 Hobby Club 4 News Staff 3 Personal Develop ment 3 amera ub Cvrowmg Paxns 4 Semor Class Treasurer 4 VIVIAN CONLEY Dxd Beware' I may do samethmg sensatronal yet J W CURFMAN Jerk Water A glowmg past promrses a brrllrant future' Chess and Checker 3 4 Safety Chorus 3 EMELENE BROMM Emmy You walk softly look sweetly and say lrttle mc Ec 2 3 Chorus Personal Development 3 Natural Sclence 4 Pep Club 3 Annual Staff JoHN DIEL John A sun on the soil means brrllrant future Natural Sclence 3 Hobby Club 3 In ustrxal Arts 3 4 FFA 2 3 DALE BOXLEY Boxley Heart and body mmd and soul he would plunge across t e goal Football l 2 3 4 Industrial A ts 1 2 Student Councxl Member 4 N Club 3 4 Track 3 4 Personal Development 3 4 Class Presx dent 4 EDNA BENSKIN Edna Laugh with your friends and If they are sore so much the bet ter Just laugh the more Chorusl 2 3 4 Home 1 Dramatxcs 2 Orchestra 2 News Staff 4 Musto: Appreclatxon 3 Personal Development 4 Natural Scxence 3 Annual Staff Semor Class Play JAMES L DIEL- Leonard Peewee knows a lot he just cant remember rt sometrmes and 1 3 4 Dramattcs 3 N Club 4 Safety 3 Foo ball 4 Annual Staff VIRGINIA BROMM Tmny A thoughtful conscience makes one serene orus 3 4 H me Ec 2 Personal Development 3 Natural Science 4 Pep Club 3 EARL BROOKS Earl Still water runs deep Chorus 3 4 FFA 2 3 4 Ho by Club 4 Music Appreciation 3 Personal Development 3 Safety 3 GLENNA BURTON Gwenme Wrll her graduation dress be her wedclrng dress' Vxce Presldent 1 2 The Full Circle Dramatlcs 2 News Staff 3 4 Muslc Apprecxatxon 3 Per sonal Development 3 Annual Staff Vocatlonal Guidance 3 Sen lor Class Play A 44 QI i lt ' J! U ' D ' h B 1 . 3. : ' . . . : ' r ' ' 4- . : . : J fl KK ' !! H V ' ' l l . . . 1 EC. . 2: 1 C C1 3. 4: : 66 .Yi in - U H , Q B . 2. , : ' 2: Chorus 2, 3, 45 Hqme Eg, 1, F.F.A. 1. 2, 3, 4: Industrial Arts 2. : ' : : t- . 1 T it ' !! .. H ' Ch . : 0 . , 3. 4: . : 3: 3 as i sv J H ' . : . . : b Ho . , , 4: 3, 4: 5 I U A 3 44 ' f! -t. H .. . . . a . d ' . : . . . . . J , 5 l ' g - 4. I , Page Thirteen

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SFNIORS In 1936 we entered hlgh school as a group of very green freshles We were a group of 154 the largest that had ever enrolled Durmg our first year our 3CtlVltlCS were gulded by our sponsor Mr Perdue, and our class officers Tom Spencer Scott Ross Vrrgll Prrce and Bonme Brooks The outstandmg socral event of the year was our lI'llfl8fl0I'l party glven 1n October We resumed our work rn the fall of 1937 as a class of sophlstlcated sophomores who were back to work hard and to make the year one to be remembered Mr Young was chosen sponsor Our class oflicers were Tom Spencer Glenna Burton and Vlfglflla Stark The class sold penclls and gave the play The Full Clrcle to ralse money Our socral act1v1t1es for that year were a treasure hunt a dance and 3. WICTICI' l'OaSt We entered our Junlor year ready for hard work and lots of fun Thxs year our class was agam under the capable leadershlp of Mr Young He along wlth our class officers Tom Spencer Lors Bayles Max Bussard and wlth the work and cooperatlon of the Junlor commlttees helped ralse money by sellmg candy and ICC cream Wlth our money we were able to put on a w1ll always be remembered as one of the outstandmg Our hugh school career ended ln a blaze of glory dxplomas june 3 We were the largest group to graduate We were gulded through our last year by Mr Young junlor Semor Prom whlch affaxrs rn our hrgh school wrth 109 semors recexvmg rn the hlstory of N C H S and Mr McSwane and our class officers Dale Boxley Dale Huddlestun, Ray Wrlllams and Warren Burnsxde The senlor play Young Aprll was a great success and revealed hrdden talents of some of our classmates The class enjoyed many aCtlV1tlCS at the end of the year such as the Semor Guldance Conference and Semor Day Our socnal aCtlVltleS were closed when the Junior class entertamed us at the Junior Semor Receptxon Our school llfe was closed on June 3 when commence ment exercises were held RAY WILLIAMS Ray The Joe Lou1s ol Newton High School Hobby Club 3 N Club 3 Class Secretary 4 WARREN EBBERT Doc Give me my PIPE HU' P9309 and my pillow A 2 3 Industrxal rs 3 4 Hobby Club 3 4 VIRGINIA STARK Starkxe Shes as lovely as the day IS long happy go lucky smgmg a song Secretary Treasurer 2 Home Com mg Queen 3 Fu Cnrcle 2 Band l 2 Dramatxcs 2 3 4 News Stall' 3 Annual Staff Semor Class Play 7 Page Twelve WARREN HUNT Mike A prmce of a lellow Dramatrcs 3 4 Chorus 3 dustrxal Arts 1 2 Hobby Club 2 Chess and Checkers 3 4 Safe ty 3 Camera Club 4 Grownng P ms 4 JUANITA KIBLER Klbble Ready wrllmg and able Chorus 3 Dramatxcs 4 French Club 4 Grownng Paxns 4 An nual Staff LOWELL HOWARD Shorty Lrfe rs but a dream Football 4 lndustrlal Ats 2 Hobby Club 2 Track 3 Safety 3 r v l . . . . 1 1 1 y ' 1 1 Y 1 I 1 1 - 1 1 1 ' 1 ,At 1 ,,, - 1 1 a , 1 1 , s , 1 , 1 I ' 1 1 . Y 1 1 1 1 - ' LK ' YY ' I 1 1 1 1 ...HBA 4 ' 1:1 I! .. - 4 5 ' ' . : : In- Basketball 1, 3. 43 Industrial Arts I ' ' , z - lg 1 1 4: ' 3 1 .. . - l a' . ss n U 1 1 ,, 1 F.F.. 1. . : ' Af X 5-I ' - Z . 1 1 u f i . . n .. - 11 1 M I I . 4 KL 17 - : - A : ' r 5 . 1 .. H - .. 1 c Z I 1 1 3, 4: G.A.A. l. 2. 3. 42

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sco rv TT ROSS- Kelso VERNICE SHOCK- I ' Be a live wire, but don't get Streamline stepped on' An argument? I'd love it. Dramatics 3: Debate 1, 2: Indus- l . I - trial Arts 1, 21 Hobby Club 3: 3a'Biefgli'I1gnfh3 's 3' 4' pcm Camera Club 3: Drum Corps 3: p ' Annual Staff. -' DAVE WA N - HELEN SMALLWOOD- . C ,, . ,, G ER .,Peggy,, ' Davie MA in ing smile a sense of ' Love to one-friendship to all. w n . humor, justice, and responsibil- Band 1: Chorus 2. 3: F.F.A. 1. ity, - 2, 3, 43 Hobby Club 3, 4: Music Chorus 1 3 4. Annual Stag, Appreciation 3g Saefty 3, Person- ' ' ', ' ' 1 D l 3: C ll Music Appreciation 33 Personal 3- Gerlij1vlirl:g1eI-Stains -iamem Cu' Development 33 Natural Science ' ' , 33 Senior Class Play. OHN SCHUCH- D J ,,Bootsie,, BETTY SIMS- Bet U , 6' Neat in appearance, shy in ap- 1 knon 'Iipeak attain? know' but proach and a priceless friend. x now a you s . v 5 Bd1,2,3,4gH E.: - Dramatics 3, 4: News Stall' 3, Or- -' S0111 Developmenfnge C 1 Per chestra lg Camera Club 43 Indus- ' 5 trial Arts 1, 2: Hobby Club 3, 43 Annual Staff. ,rr 5' 'iv EVELYN SMITH- RAYMOND WAGNER- , . uEvelynn V K J uBudn Calmness is a great advan- nHe fha' wants should not be fi. ,agey bashfulf' ' Chews 4. Home EC, ,V 2' 3' 4. F,F.A. 2, 3, 4: Hobby Club 2, 3. G.A.A. 1, 2: Music Appreciation 3. 45 Muslc Appreclatmn 3' - WAYNE SIMPSON- .. ,, WILMA SMITH- Sleepy lf ' 71 He who troubles not himself 'lwllma' I H with other men's business gets A A gn' wnh a WU' of he' own' G P2-we and 2-'Sf fhffvby- Home EC. 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 1. 2. Q F.F.A. 1, 4: Debate 2: Music Ap- 31 Music Appreclatmn 3' preciation 2: Camera Club 3, 4: Annual Staff. NEIL STROLE- Stro1e Oh! give us a man who whis- ELUISE SIMS- Elly ries while he works. Iawihevery. min thine ear and A Chorus 33 Track 33 Dramatics 3: ew y voice' Music Appreciation 3: F.F,A. 1: Band 2, 3, 43 Home Ec. 1. 2, 3, 45 Chess and Checkers 3, 4: Personal Development 4. Staliz Senior Cl I Pa ge Four ass Play. teen Annual