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

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SENIORS IUNIORS Lucy Hunzinqer ........., i' i' 'Ir 'k Second Lieutenant Lon Cleaver ......,.. , ....., First Lieutenant Raymond Oclis ........ Norma Foltz ....., Irvin Roberts ....,....., . ..,................... Major ...,....Captai1'i 'tiki' ......,..,.........Captain Norma lean Short ..,........, First Lieutenant George Bevis ...... SOPHOMORES Page 14 ............ Motor 'A' 'A' Bill Younq ....,..,,..,..,......,...........,...,..,. Major Genelle Babbs ......,..... Second Lieutenant Clifford Dewhirst ..,......, ..,,.,...... C aptain 'A' FRESHMEN Geraldine Mfrliniqlit .......... ..,...... M ajor Mary lean Eberharrlt ...,................ Captain lohri David King .......... ,First Lieutenant Donald Emmerich ....., Second Lieutenant

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OUR FULL COOPERATION Y EDITORIAL STAFF P or your helpful supervision Oi our literary art, Our thanks are offered to you From the bottom of our heart. VW' .J PV' J! t Miss Helen Jacobs . X ff It - Supervisor of Edi- ,rf -' pe . ,J I I J torial Staff. .1 IJ , 1 l 1' 9 7 ' . 'J I' If Vf! It ,kj 1 11 J ,f , J ., , 3 1 f , fs 1 . i , ' A .f 'ffl jf f , lf,-f V ' , rx!! I Af . I A ' I A 'l ' I' rv' 3 ,f ' Jljtw . A 'fl ','. I .Aj A I 1 N . tu 'I ' f ' 'W f if ' K lf! I ' If V. 1 I. ' f j V!! ' J 'JJ l ' A ' I A ' l Mary lean Warren Y . I ff ' . ,Cl Phyllis Burton 'A t'f' X' ,J Raymond Ochs Ruby Brackett Anna Allen Hello Folks, We have just finished a year's Ray Weber Patsy Adams Dale Bryan training at Fort N. C. H. S. and thought you might be interested in a review of our activities. We, the members oi Regiment '42, are proud to offer you our Nu-Kom-I. The Staff, with the assistance of Clarence l. McSwane, Command- er of Staff, and Miss Helen Iacobs, Supervisor of Editorial Staff, have endeavored to give you an accur- ate and realistic view of our camp life. Page I3

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The seniors have to leave you now, Their time in high school is no more: They pack their kits with some regret To travel out its friendly door. No matter how tough the battle, Or how heavy their load may be: They smile with the happy knowledge, That in one year more, they're free! Here comes Regiment '44 Well prepared for their defense. When teachers fire their guns at them They answer back with common sense. These are the fresh, new volunteers Who help fill up the vacant space Left when Regiment '44 Deserted the post for a better place. The flag ot orange and blue has waved Above no truer, finer corps, But they've a rendezvous with Life: And they can't stay here any more. This is the Third Division, Almost eighty strong: Their knapsacks bulge with courage And their cups o'erflow with song. They seldom ever miss their mark, But hit the bull's eye sure and true. They like to practice their steady aim On the hardest tasks there are to do. With their faces, bright and shining, They light up the dimmest days, And the harder the battle is to fight, The brighter their torches blaze. PRIORITY RATING Page 15