Newton High School - Newtonia Yearbook (Newton, IA)

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B. Franklin Hull Delma E. Harding R. I. Penney Nfwlm' I tilt N4-ululi Agriculture, General Science N 't Chemigiryy Phygicg l'niu-rsily uf louis, ll, S, in Aliininl Huh- . . I. i . . - ,I hulntry, Irma Stun- Vullogvg t'ulnrsilo State Elernenluri' SC191'1C9, Biology A 'Pak' I Hmifiu' ,hum Tidin vullvgv R S and M- S- lvniwriiu. of Imm Ivai'In'rs lullvp.:1', lima Nutt' tullvgv. l Ill' Future Farmers of America rum-ilrsily ur iiiviiisiiii. I-ma sum- ws t t Y f mi lmze, Mrs. Winnie M. Palmer llla Podendort , V 0 xi-tim llllW'l . . Biology Normal Training 'mm Sum, Tmwlwrs vullwzvv 1.h.vplaIld ll .L I'niu-rsily of Inman, M, A 1'ulum- Srlmnl uf l'Iillln'ailto11, ll. S, Iiruki- Uni' ivrslty. l'ngu 13 lain Vniu-rsity. Future Teachers ot America Girl Reserves M. S l'uIu'rsity nt' Iouu. Girl Reserves MISS PODENDORF has been editor tor the biology section ot the lowa Science Teachers' bulletin, was the author ot an article, Making Slides as a Biology Hobby, published in the February issue of The Science Teacher, and was co-author ol an article on conservation in Midland Schools tor April. She was elected secretary ot a science group at the Central Associa- tion ol Science and Mathematics Teachers in Chicago in November. She served as building representative for the local teachers . . . MR. HULL was on the picnic committee ot the Newton Teachers' Association . . . MRS. PALMER headed the Normal Training section ot l.S.T.A. During the year, her students gave tour teas on Saturdays for groups of rural teachers who were graduates ot Newton High and entertained about eighty girls from the Central District, April 18. Hull, Podendorl, Palmer, Penney, Harding

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I! A Inu.: Shih- It-uvlu-rs Valli-gr-, I'ni- wrsllj uf Vululzulo, Faculty Strieby, Aanestad, Hesse, Griffith, Mead R. E. Aanestad Alice Mead Ny.u4,,,, Begh-ice Chlzirslmllinxlgl ' OIUIDS C Commercial 0,,,.,,,,,, I , 1 , H x X I 1' H I, , ll r Mauslmlllmxn .Iunmn tnllvul-, I! . . mum zum tn 1-gn, tum-rn 5' It - f I I 1'olm'n-In, .Xnwrix-:ni Instituto uf liusilwsw, Commerclol HHH, U WE.. 1 R i lvmkv l'IIlH'l'.fill3'. ll, S. lima Slim- Ti-an-hors t'ulli-uv, llnukv lf eSerVe5 limi-lsllx, Inuit-rwity nt In-:twin Girl Reserves N. G. Griffith Beverly Hesse N-'H'-H-V Wim-rlim CPfm'e9r.i3OI Commercial Senior ui ance Vniu-rally of Missouri Girl Reserves MR. AANESTAD was re-elected president and treasurer this year of the lowa Commercial Contest Association. The state commercial contest was, therefore, held here, April 25, and Newton teams held the highest scoring place. Mr. Aanestad was elected secretary of the Central Commercial Teachers' Association and acted as treasurer for the fifth year of the Newton Teachers' Credit Union, serving likewise on the picnic committee of the local association . . . MISS STRlEBY sent personal cash records kept by her students to the co-author of the accounting text, which he asked to keep . . . MISS MEAD, now Mrs. Wick, was on the service committee, and MR, GRIFFITH was on the professional committee of the Newton Teachers' As- sociation. S l'ui li. S, lxirksvilln- Stull' 'I'n-zu-lu-rs Uullvuv I'liiu-rsity nf Southern Vialifuriita, Nl A Business Manager Page I2

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CLASSES FOR these past years, we have been dependent upon the torch carried by our teacher. Now we must support our own. Today, as Seniors, we receive our diplomas with unfaltering step. We hold a determination to go out and do everything we can to keep the blaze of the torch burning brightly. We are not satisfied with smoldering embers and must never be.