Newton High School - Newtonia Yearbook (Newton, IA)

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fllelowl Ag, Royaz View one of their Duroc project:-1. Cbelowl Mrs. Ruby Fullmer, Nurse fl.eftJ Mr, A. Glenn zlaines, Agriculture, Farm Manage ment, Animal Husbandry. fRightJ Agrciulture class re shingles a barn roof Agriculture Can't You Remember . , . Taking those trips to different farms and sales. You also remember raising your FFA gilts for the club project. Remember fixing all those pitch forks, axes, malls and hammers for summer farm use, You certainly recall making those concrete hog troughs too, Remember the FFA basketball games with other towns. You can't help but remember going out to the different country schools showing those moving pictures and giving those speeches to improve community farming. Nurse As If You Could Forget . . . That time you played hookey by pretending there was an awful ache in your stomach. Remember the flu epidemic and the hour-long line, Waiting just to have a thermometer popped in your mouth. 1':lu'i- I7

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l lBeloWl Miss Petersen's Homemaking Class CBelowJ Mrs. Gladys Holden, Homemaking. Page 16 CLet'tl Miss Neva Petersen, Homernaking, Lunch Super- Vi 1 visor, Head of Home-making Department, . CRightl Miss M. Elizabeth Mitchell, l-lomemaking. lll W T Homemaking Recall . . . The many days you spent trying to learn how to can in seventh, eighth and ninth grades. The rattle and bang ot jars and all the things on the cooker you Were supposed to know. The terrible time you had trying to learn the vitamins and proteins. But last ot all, the smell of burnt beans, potatoes, and corn when you Were doing your best to learn the hoW's and why's in cooking. The days you spent trying to knit squares for the Red Cross. Recall the terrible trial those thimbles were. And also all the strange markings on the patterns you had to learn to use before mak- ing anything. The tun everyone had on the day they brought small children to school to watch and care for. The day you worked real hard to do everything just right when your mothers came to school for tea.

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fLeft7 Mrs 'Nilnia Forshay, W o r l d History. CRightJ Miss Fl Jr! ence C o o p e r, Social Science. CLower leitl Miss Ella M. D r e w , Social Studies. History Remember . . . l-low you dreaded those weekly reviews. l-low you relished the jokes. Recall the time when you were handed a map and told to locate various places on il Recall those plays you acted out in Miss Cooper-'sz class. lt seemed that everyone had parts and conseauently there was no audience. ln World history you always had to have extra credit Work as you finished each chapter. There were every- thing from guillotines to nineteenth century cars to make. How you memorized the Declaration ot independence in American history and boned up on world attairs every Friday. fUpper leftl Mr. Clifford Gul- lette, World History, Social ond Economic Problems, Civics, American History, Head of Social Science Department. flseltl Miss Elizabeth Pollock, Social Science, lunior Hiah Library, CRightl Mrs. Marjorie Davidson, American History. I I H L..-..,,. , w Haw