Newton High School - Newtonia Yearbook (Newton, IA)

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GERTRUDE NIUWRX Salutatorian Hard work. willingness to vo-operate, and a perpetual cheerfulness have won Cer- trurle at prominent place in the activities of Newton High. The positions of trust and responsibility which she has held in her high school career on the Newtonia and Annual staffs, her active participation in IllllSil' and dehate circles. offer mute testi- mony of her character and personality. Her seleetion as salutatorian is only the rightful reward of four years of untiring, conscientious effort. Hut thereis no use of continuing in this vein--friends of Ger- , u w GEORGE El,l,lt l'l l' Vulecliclorian George Elliott is an typivul high school hoy: yet he has il style all his own. An even-tempered disposition. at well-halunveml mind. and a willingness to work L'lliil'tli'lt'l ize him. George is not the kind of u fc-ll low who pushes himself. His outstanding ability. however, has heen rerognized to the end that he has hevn pluvetl in numer- ous positions of trust and responsibility. such as editor-in-chief of the Newtoniu, president of Tri-Sigma. and vi:'e-presitlent of lleltu Mu Delta. George holds the re- spevt of hoth the fuvulty and student hotly. Being VEtll Cllt't0flilIl is only fitting us Llll llilllllillt' reward for his highest svholtlslit' and t'Xll'il-t'lll'l'it'llitll' ua'l1it-va-rm-ills. t I A J ,t . J. pr, : N, 4. ., , t ,M trndes know that she speaks for herself. l ,wi .. we 'vifffg ' 5.4. 122,525 ' E253 - -Silks--- , . I. 1,5 65 .se TWELFTH GRADE HONOR STUDENTS . . .V mzouoiz ELLIOTT. Cl-LRTRUDE Mowm. ROSANNE W.-xmow. illiI.l'I'N .-f' if 1 , g fsx 1 limi.. Joinv Powttlts. BHRNICI-3 STACEY. Eooawic thu.. l.t:oN-mn 5 fgu qw, , .. , 1',,lQii 4 ,A ' 'S -'HJ 511,-XRP. jM:K Wolmmiv. Romzm' lil-lS'l'0R. , f'?'5 1 2 --if moi' 4123 .- 5 3 it 2 . a:,A. ','5 99,3 1 :rr-r si- K pts:Nn.-.m'- .5f-K-,QQV4 -FST 'i ' ll1wXn-nioxlt tlll 1 'H ff - 2251,-.' -, 1' 'lj Q Enid they xxffft X.