Newton High School - Newtonia Yearbook (Newton, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1950 volume:

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For the rest, there will be other years, but do not forget 1950-for it, too, was yours. As editors, we thank you for the opportunity to edit your yearbook-the Newtonia of 1950. May the future hold for you all the success which you so richly deserve. ANN AND BOB To You We Dedicate . . HIGH SC I IOOL PRINCIPAL H. A. PoP,' LYNN . . . Teacher, coach, principal . . . twenty- five years of enthusiastic co-operation with the students and faculty of New- ton High. SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS B. CONRAD BERG . . . For thirty years of outstanding scrvice in the school system of Newton. , . Us? XVith an attitude of community spirit these men have adds-cl greatly to our city and have attributed much to the success of Newton I Iigh School in scholarship, athletics, and activities. Foreword This 1950 animal is for you, the students of Newton lligh School, from your annual staff. It is a product of months of hard work, of busy pens, and aching heads. WVe know there will be mistakes, but we sincerely hope they are not too serious. This is your book, a record of your high school days. Looking into its pages, you will see your friends, teachers, and the activities you partici- pated in. The lens of our camera has caught many snaps and scraps of things you have pro- bably forgotten, a cross section of events and happy days. Reproduced as a part of you, of your life, wc hope these pages Will recall to you in future years the memories of your high school days- memories which were a product of these, The Best Years of Our Lives. TABLE OF CONTENTS Eclitor's Aeknowleclgnient Decl icution - - Foreword - Faculty - Clas Atlil ses - - - Senior Lezlclers Senior Class junior Officers junior Class - Sophomore Home Rooms Freshmen lloine Rooms - Eighth Crude Ilome Rooms Seventh Crude Home Rooms eties - - - Footlmll - - National Athletic Busketlmll - VVrestling Truck Tennis - Colt - Activities - - - Calle Student Lenders llouor Society - Slucleut Congress Cinnpuigus Vaileclietoriun and Sulutatoriiui Delta Mu Delta Cluhs - - Forensic and IDClD2ltC - - - Thespians and Quill and Scroll - Publications - National Award XVinner Instrumental Organizations Voeul Organizations - - - Future llonieinukers of Amerieu - Future Farmers of A1llCI'lCLl - Snapshots ndau' - Coming Soon AClVC1'tlSClIlClltS Page 1 2 3 5-12 13-38 14 15-26 27 27-31 32-33 34-35 36 37-38 39-56 40-45 46 47-51 52-53 54-55 56 56 57-75 58 59 60 61 62-63 61 65 66 67 68-69 70-71 72 73 74-75 76-84 85 86-96 its fs In IVIUII fl'lI1'llI'I',S' gn Illlllllf flllllllixx ffl 1 II' 1'lllHI',S',S' llrlp 111111 t'UHfillHU ffliflz, NIIYPIILIII Nu' rfi1'l11!1'.s' of 'AXX'n1'1l,s- rm!! .Xlras-iw, A-.wg -an-.gl BOARD OF EDUCATION: iLc-ft to rightl: Miss Lula Bishop, Mrs. Karl Iuspcr, Dr. A. E. Stcrling, Mr. C. XV. Cric-hm-ling, Mr. B, C. Borg, Mr. F. A. Mathias, Mr. N. E. Mollcck. Lola Bishop Eva-lyn U. llill Ili-lc-n Bishop Cvrnldine Dop XVc-lclon F. N1-Winn Nm-mm: Nm-wlon Munro:-, Inna Tll0IllpS0l1 S4-1'n'tury of Nwivlniy In XII. 'lin-rg N-1-um-tnry io Mr. Lvnn Sr-1-rm-lixly to N4-utmi llmiiil nf l'Iclilr':1liun Alu. 'l'lummsmi l.,im,ilmI of JI., High IE. A.. NI. A. Iowa Slutt- 'I'z-zivlii-i'sg l'nii'i'rsity of lmvn Le-it to right: L. Bishop, E. Ilill, ll. Bishop, C. Dop, YV. Thompson Iwft to right: 0. lloffmzm. R Hough. lf, Burton. R. Ostrandvr, V. Klingmun, R. Henry, IS. Andvrson. Olga Iluoscr Hoffman N4-xxlong Ymwul Musirg IS. M. l'm-nn: Uulu. Stun' 'I'm':u4lwl's Unlumhin Sn-lmul uf Muxin-5 Vhir-ago Mnsiv Vollvgv: llmku l'nivvrsilA'. Van Dyke Clillglllilll Nvulnng Ilmrulm-mal Musivl ll. A. Sluts Vniu-:sity of lmm. Rosslyn Hough Nvwtung Yuml Nluslv Grimm-ll 4'nlIn-gn-, Robert ll, Henry l'4--hu I-'nlls. Immup nu-ntul Blush: IS. A, Iona A. E. Burton B. M. Nuutmxg Inslrumvntanl llusin ll. A. Dmkv l'niu-rslli Allgmlaxllan Vullogvg Slam- l'ni wrsity uf hum. Hulnllnluizx 1'ni H-ISHX. Norllmr'st4-In l'nl u-1-uilv. Mrs. Arthur Anclurson Instru- Nz-xxtnng You-ul Blush: IZ. S M. 1'urm-Il Vullvgc. Slate 'I'z-zu-hvrs Vnllm-gv: Drake l'niu-rsily, Robert Ostrnndcr Hizxgonall. Iona: lnstrunn-mal Nlusiwp li. M. lnnkv l'ni- u-rsily. C'lil1'l0ttC L. Mc-Ilrntlx Lnmr-l, l-mug Ummm-wlulg Ik. A., Bl. A. low.: Malo 'l'4m-In-1'sg Slam- Vlxiu-rsity of Iona. Fl0l'0Ill't' Nelson Rulnff Y. Rcsslcr Marjorie Bolhcl timuiv. Irma: 1'mnn1vui1-111 11. Vlznksxillv, lmmg Vmnlm-l'1-ialg Xlmmlm. lima: 1'1nmm-1'1-ini: A Inu.: Slain' 'l'm':u'lu-11 Vol- ll, A Iona Sluts' 'I'raulu'ls li. .X I:m.n Slam' 'I'v':uIlz-rs lm-avg l'lliwnil5 nt' Alinlwsulu Vulln-gc: I'niu-xsily nl I-mu. l'nllvgn-1I'l1u11xllx of Q'-vlmml-13 Inwkr- Vniu-xsily. lwm.-uxiu ur' Xlmm-,mu f f ,. ,f f, f' 1 J Loft' to rlght: C. ML-Ilmtll, F. Nvlson, R. Rcsslvr, M. Bothcl. .1 f . ' I X ykf 3' . , 3 .1 ,Z J T ' Nas 9 , N J 4' .4 ' J' ,Af - f fx vx K If M .J 3 . Q L ,. f .1 I 4: 4 .I J . 44 ,'4 V 1 f f .. N. N: 1' 7 fx K 1,1-it to right: S. Brown. C. Fixuiks. NI. Cricp. Nl. Sr-Imkt-I, ll. Elliott. A. Cox, E. Cliism. Sarah Crum-y Brown Ntwillrlll ltiul-:gig lt. S, Alun- muulh t'oIlr-un-3 Vluivngn l'nif im-wily: Nlzxlv I'niu-ifilh ut lining Ibraikv l'niu-wily. Crum- A Xt-mon: Ai l'oIlv:4a': Xli wx xiii of X . Franks tp Ii N, Hlilnu-ll lam-woln Stnlvg Vui- Yiwonsiii, llnrolcl Elliott Allin-rt II. Cox In---it ltiu-xg Slit-mt-3 ll A liuluiimgiouu. l.m.13Sl'in-mn-gl! NYilll.xlll I'n'iill Vlrllvut' .X XYlIll.xln Prlili l'ollvun'. Hrs. lllllly Fullmvr lqllllllltlll Wuilw. Xvluziskall Svluml Vt-ilau Ilzmiile Ninn-3 lt, Y Sl. Tim-1-nt litlun-.nlimig Ii. Stlmol or Nllixiliui Illini Vlilf l'ull4'uv. C. A. llklI1Slllll Num Smilnw. loud: liuluxliial .hui I! S Inu.: Slulr 'I'v.ivln-is l'-'Ili-gt-3 Smut ln- xl itlllv. NI:-immmiiu. XYiw-omirl. lm Mark E. St-lmkvl Nlurviu D. Crit-p l'n-film, lowly Ym-inimml Gui' N1-nlnng .tgiivlllllm-1 li. S, llnln-vi lt. ,X. I-mat Stalls' Immun Slam- thllvgv 'I'1-zulu-is Vullvgm- Earl ll. Cliism Mrs, O. YV. Bunker twill lhnpivlx, Immg Sri!-:nv In-N Xluim-N, Itm.l1'I'i-Nlingi It ll .X S SIAM' I'um--utils nl S, in S. S, XI, .X lim.: Sum' lmxzx. 'I't-mlnfu Volta-uv: Shun- I'lli- it-itilx M li-un Somma-rs C. C. Sykcs ing I'In5Niu:uI Y:-ul-mg Imlmliinl .tilsg IZ S Fm' 1'nIIt-uv Xlonmuulll l'niIIm:v: Slim' l'Ili it-nity or lmml limi: SIAM' 4'oII4'1'v Ch-n L. Gilpin thunluirlpv. Aliniu-mlaig Intim- lliul ,XHN1 li S. Sum' 'l'mi1'lwiN Vullvu.--. Sl l'Iml1t. Nlilllit-goin. Lt-ft to riglit: ll. Bunlwr, lt. l'1lllllllt'l', lf. Somnwrs, C. Syltvs, C. lluusuld, C. Gilpin. H Standing: 'lf llill'lUXX', ll. Grout. P. NYilcox. Sitting: K. S0l'1'IlSi'll, Nl. Turm-r, llll00ClI'il Barlow Kaltllryu Son-nsvn Philip D. Grout Mnlwl li. Turm-r In-4 Nlnim-s, luung Slum-1-rlxg ll Ilumlmllll, lmmg JI, lliul X1-xxlmx: Sm-vvll :mul ullznumg li 1'I.uilnI:l. Inung Nl Ill lx I A Iimkv I'nix4-1-ilx. l.iIu1uy3 I! .L lmxan Slut: ,X V4-nllnl l'wlI1-uw: l'niu-unix Liluzxug II .K 'I':nkin4'oll1n 'l's-urlwla Vnllvgvj Vnlmznlu ul Imm, l'nixvlxiIx ut lmm, Slam- 1'uIl4-uv nl li-Iln-.xlim1. 1'l1m-lm XVilc0K Kutllyrom' NV. llqunscy NViunim- Nl. llnlmvr Xlnll-max, lmxuy Latin .xml Noun-mg Nlullu: IL A, lung: Wm-lIm.m. I-mug Mnllxp H. .X,. lungllshg IS, A, thiunoll Vol Stnlo 'l'1-:xx-In-as 1'ulln-gn-1 I'ni- Nl. .L luiu-nity ut' lmmg l--uv: l'nixm4ixy nl' Inman, u-will ut' lmxng ln-mn-1 I'ui 'I'l-.lwllvlff Hull:-gl-, 1'ulumhi:u u-wily: Nmvlnu-alvxlu I'ni- l'niwuiIy xl-lwitx. llc-stcr lyillllllllft llutll CTt'l'IlXX'illll Alx-inn Kirclmcr llillglmm, Immg Slullli ll. A Hlilmvll. lmmp Malls: Il, .X Yieluulc. Imm: Xlalllg ll. S. Pars: lon .1 mv l'nlI--Uv' llnwlwlx nl lililmvll Vullvgn- Inu.: Slam' 'l'4-:mln-ls 4'nlln'2vI Vniu-will nr' Imm, Lvlt to flgllti lx. llallnsvy. A Kirclmvr, ll. Dmutlmrt, ll. Elliott, ll. Crcvnwallcl, NY. Pull iglnl: ll. Nlillikam. NY. l u1'slmy. Y. llughvs, li. l'ullc-ck, I . Cooper, C. Cullvttv. ll. A. Niillikaul Xvillllil Forslmy Virginian lluglum-S M-nl-mp .Kim-ui:-nn llimns Anim. lnmug W-:rlnl llibhuy Ne-umxx, Inna: Smml Studie: linflwllmll 4-uurlu: ll. S 0kI.af A. IL, lflannvis Slxinu-1 Pnl- A, A., H. lid. Stun-nb Vol hmmm A N AI, lm-uv: I'uiu-nity ul' lmmug Vnif I4-wg I'niw1silv uf Sulutln-111 xx-nity of Vlxis-ugu, Illinnix. Elifllblfll Pollvck 171011-llcv Coopvr Clifford Cllllc-ttv I.uHrnng:-. Missmnig Hm-i.nI Yn-nlung Social Studies: 15. A.. Nm-ulong Snwiul um! I-Iw4mm11i4 Stuclivw3 ll, A., Rl, A., l'nxk Umm-ll Cullngvq 1'nixvre-lily of I'mh1:-ms, Vixiwg Il. A.. M l'uIl1-go: l'niv4-rsilg ul' 1'I1i1-up-: lmxug l'niv1-:sity of 4'uIiI'muin3 A., Ilillsumtlu Full:-gq-5 Piml- .huu-liranll I'uiu-rsitx. Wahl: Vniwrsity of l'uIm':uIu: llmkv Imam Vullvgn-1 l'n-:Nm-lx' Vul- muum. Iv 1'. l'niu'1'sily. Iogvg Vniwnity or Vulmmlu. Ixvilln P. llnrris V14-luclull liiduhl X North linglulx. lmxn3AIne1i1-All Sr. Anwar. Inna: lflmtlmll III-luxyg I! A., XYiIli.4m Pvxm Vmulug li A., Type! Imnll 1'-'lla-gc. l'niu-wilv wwf lmxu N I QI,vIt lo Tiglllb Conn-In-H: Clxism. Einlnlnl, Nliuikllll, Ilzlrris. lflliotl. , , , - . 1 ,pox Pb 5 H:-., J- 4 L1-ft to right: B. Covvy, IC. lfllllllolls, D. Killglllilll Bvlvzl Covey l':StIN'l' ICIHIIIUUS Dorothy Killglllllll Charity Brom lllllxxmxn. I-max: llunn- Iflmlmf Innlimuln, Iuuu: Il-mm limml. 11-11.41 lfnlls. Imung 14, A, Imxu N1-ulmxg I-Inglnlng li, A, Alun- nm-g ll .XM l'vnn 1'-xll--gn: lun-fp lt .X, Silnlmm Vwllvguq Sum' 'I'muluL-xx Vullvgm- muulh Full.-gl-g Inna Siam l4vu.1 Sun- Vullvgn- Inn.. Suu- 1'nlI--gl-. 'IW-:uluvlxg Ilrukv Imu-nitx Vlniulslvx 01 In Alia-c Ru-d Nluriam Spvuko Bm-ruin-v Eustburn Nvululvj linglixlly U. A,, M. Yrnlwng Ilflmlisllq li, A, Xl. Ymxlulu l'Im,gIish1 li. A, XI A., Imxn NW-slvynln 1'u1l4-ge: A. the Vullvgc-3 Vlxix-.ng-I I'ni- A, I'lniwl:4ilA of Imxu Vnixvlsilx of Inna: l'nixvvsify xl-wityg I'niu-rsity of hmm: nf 4'ulu!':u1u. l'niu-:sity of Uulmmlo, linlilh Mans Mrs. Russell Gangs- Cntlwrim- Orwic-k Slum-Im5g1.n1, Wisu-nlusilli ling- N1-unnug Illmglishg Il. AN In-sa X1-xxlmng l'Imgli+l1gl!. A-. Simp- livhg ll A, Vunlxul Vullugu Xluim-1 I'niu-Irlilyg Vullzluxhizl sun Vnllm-png Plum-II Vullvgug l'lnw14il5 lbmkv l'niwnil5, Ifrunt How: Imft to Right: B. EllStIJllI'lI, P. XVil1'ox, R. Hough, C. Orwick, NI. Spunlw I Svc-mul How: Lvft to Right: E. Nluus. Mrs. H. f-algo, A. llc-c-cl, C. Brom. l l Front Row: Lcft to right: Marion Spain, Claude Daly, lack Danlcs, Vcru Grant. Back ltow: Left lo right: George Brown. Donald Milburn Bus Drivers The hus clrivcrs play a vcry important roll in thc lives of many Newton High slurlcuts. Tlu-y haw- lhc rcspousihility ol gclliug the stuclcnts to and from school. Cooks Janitors The cooks havc thc rcsponsiliility of providing Thc Custoclians are familiar figures around New- lunch for many hungry Newton lligh students and ton Iligh. These patient individuals are as much faculty memhcrs. The lunchcs are very good and a part of the school as the faculty and students. arc cuioycd by all during thc winter months. The They keep thc buildings neat, and are ever ready hot lunch program stops ahout a month hcfore to lcncl a hand. school is out for the summer. Left to Right: Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Clyde Czunphell, Lcft to right: George Nolin, Iohn Kelso, Iohn Mrs. B. M. Vance Baarda IUIIQII Hwy livc' in H10 pzlsl, you will Hl'l'l'I' fflllfl H11 fff'l1l'.S' zclzvn, Our IIC'lIl'f.S' XVcrr' Young 111111 Guy. Liflt to right: Boll Sparks, Cliurlvs Dcnnisfon, liutli Iuclison, David Hutchins. II1'csiclont - Vic-0 Prvsiclvnt - Svcrf-tary - 'I1lAt'1lSlllAl'l' Ciftoriaui - Poet - - Song Loaders Yc-II Le-aflcrs - Svniur Quccn - Senior Attcnclunts SENIOR LEADERS - - Bob Sparks W Cliurlc-s Dmmiston - Rlltll Iaclcson - David Ilutcliins v - Iolin Mata-cr - - Delmar Iivnclriclcs Hutli Iac-kson, Don Monroc - - - -I -- - - Sally Lzxnsrud, VVencIc-ll Iona-S Ioan Lists-r TNI2ll'j'lIIl1Ii' Exams, Carrie Knopf, Mmggzlret XVilson, Put McMurray CIUMIXIENCEMENT ACTIVITIES Iuniur-Svnior Party ------ - - - Scuior Picnic - Svnior Bzniqllvt Scnior Assn-inlmly Sc-nior Ilccvptimi Bucculaulrczllc - Crucluution - Almmli Bzulquct - - April 28 May I7 May SI - Iunc 1 - Iunv 2 - Illfli' 4 - Iune' 6 4 Iunc 9 C1,Ass Mo'r'I'0: W'l1ut fun' rm' fo lic. 150 are l1Cz'on1i11g. C1,Ahs Comms: Blue mul Silucr lo l Sum Shirley Lou Brown Shirl', Commerc'i11l Traimfvr from .Xlle-rlon lllgh Srlmnl 2. Girls filet' 1'luh 2, fi, Y-Tec-ns 2. R, I. Iunc- Butin College Prep. Ninh- I 4'ol1ul'vss lh-pix-wllluliw 2 Girls HIM Vluh l. Nvutoniu Stall Ii, 4. lleltn-r 4, l-'ulure Ilmnl-lnaiki-is nl .illwriru l. Y-'l'4-1-ns 2, Il. Latin tlulu Z. .l. Quill zinnl Svroll Al. Charlene Butler Lo Bo Commereirll 'Frzmsfer from Itnlixnr, Missouri Il. liirls Glee Vlulr l 'l YTIH-eil: 'i George VV. Czuninack Claude In College Prep. Boys till-e Vlulv 1, 2, Zi, 4. Mix:-rl 1'horus l. 2. fl, -if lmtter 3. 1.- Librarian fl. llrurn Major -4. 'Vluesnians fl. 1.-'I'rvasllror.-Letter. Night nl Januari' 16 4. Moll 3. Double Mixed Quarlelle. Boss Quai-:elle 2, Delta Mu Delia 4. -4.0! Carroll Anderson Agriculture Future Farmers of Amerie:-1 l. 2. 3. -lffoffirvr, Tlark 2, Wrestling Ii. Tennis 3. 4, Betty Bailworlc Commercial and Homemolcing Y-Teens 2, Zi, l, Miwll Vlinrus 1. Girls Hire l'luIl 2, 3. Betty lean Barcus Bet Commercial 'I'r:1l1sf0i' fruln liosvlnn'g, Oregon 1. Y-Teens 2, Zi, 4, Bradley Beals Brad Industrial Stull:-nl Vonurvss lh-nl'esvi1l:iliv1- 1. Football 1. 2, fl. l.f-l.4-Nor. llaskvllmll l. LE, 3, 4. Trark 1, 2, 14. 4 -Lvlll-'I' 3. Vcrlun Dean Birkenholtz Birk,' Agriculture l-'ulurv l an'nn-is of Ainerir-u l. 2. 3, 4. Howard XVillirnn Bowie ullowiev Agriculture lfluuiv I-'anim-rf ut' Ann-limi I, 2, Zi, 1,fl'rograln 1'huirln:xn, lfoollmll l. 2. 3. ll. l.l-lim-r. Haskel- nmn 1. 2. 'l'x:n'k 1, 2, Il. l.-i..-um 2. za, 4. Wrestling il, il, llm-tlvr. N Vlulr 2, 3, -1. Ann L. Brierly College Prep, Slumlcnt 1'ounc-il l.-fl'rcsinIr'nl. Mixoml Vhorus l. .L 4.fLetler. Un-lwstra 1. llannl l, 2, 3. 4. Girl's Trio Zi, 1. N1-utonin Stuff 3, 1,-Vo-mlilor, lor Il, -1. Cardinal Review 3. Y-Teens 2. 3. 4,-Trcasurr-r 3, Latin Cluh 1, 2,fYi1-e Pr:-sirlvnt. Thr-snians fl. L--l'rvsi1leni. The Mun lVIm Fannie !innvr Il. ln-ltai Blu lbs-lla Sl, I. Ss-wnlz-mill: mer 1. Quill anrl Svroll fl. Ialncs Brown lim College Prep. Srivlivv Vlulw 2, 24, XYH-pllillg 3. 15 Dclorcs Coopcr DcCi,' Commercial hills 4-lcv lluh I, 2. lhnul l, 2. Ii. I. l'i'1v Ilmul I. Nvulmlia Staff Si. Y-'l'vm'ns 2, Ii, I 'I'Ii1'rPiams Zi. I. Donn M. Camiybcll Co lege Prep. Nuys tile-v 1'IuIi I. 2. ZR. Nlixcrl Vlmrlls fl. 1:- Yim- l'rvsirIcnl. l.vllvr. Imlin l'Iuln 2. Ifuotluill 1. 2. Zi. I.--l.vlt4-r. linskm-lluill. Nlznmgvr 2, il. I. Imtlvl it I 'I'l'zirk 2. Zi, I. N.A.Il.S.. I. N Club 3, I. Boys Stale- Il, Kiuuuis rl. In-lla Mu lM'Il.i I. Bruce Cannon Agriculture I-'urilrm' I :irliivrf of .Xliiwir-ai l. 2, 3, 4,-Reporter. lfmutlmll l. l.i-lu-r. 'Frank I. 2. Wri-sllinx l, 2, Ii. Doris Ann Clomont Commercial Ilirlb Ill:-v l'luIu l. 2. 24. Y-'l'1-vns 2. CI. fl, Rolmort Colm Bob Commercial llznul l, 2, II. l, liusilivss Rlaiiagurf Latter. firm-In-sim 2, 55, I. l'4-p liaml l, 2, 3, 4. Nvwlmiiax Staff 2. Il. I. -Imlln-rs.--fI'ufcnIilur -l. NL-wlonin Xmrs 2, II. Ili-Imlv I, 'fllesliizixis 3, 4.fLr-flvr IS. A Imlo With .lluIy 2. Tho Man XVhn Palm' lo Iliilln-l ' Il, Stumlvnt Cnlicllls-till: 4. Dvllzl Mu In-Ilan I Quill :mul Sc-rnll Il, 4, Maxine Culver Max Commercial Ns-utuniai Stuff 2, Nvuluuiu Nuns 2. Y-'l'1-cus 2. 's. Leonard Danncn Agriculture lflllllro I-'aililivu of .lmvrlc-a 1, 2, Il, I. Charles DClllllStllll Chuck College Prep. Fluss Yin- I'1'm-full-ill I. limos Mlm- Vluh l I Il, l'1m-fimll-nl Il, Alixm-cI1'Im1'ilsl ' I 1 lnltsl .L I. BL-utunilai Mutt A. lurflmail Ill-vlmx 2. Latin Vlulm I, 2. 'I'Iwsmulis I. 'l'Iw Slim lllio Munn to Ibinnv1 Il. 'I'Iiv Nixlil of .l:inu.u3 Ib I. Nu- mlcnl 1'nunciI l. IiaiskvlImll.--Almmgvi' fl.-vLollo1'. Boys Stair' Cl. Kiunnis I. Ilvllzi Blu Delta I, SewnlevulI1 SlllmnL'I ' 4. M ary Dinsmorc College Prep. Girls Glvv l'IuIv 1, 2. Blix:-4l l'Iiorub l. 0r4'ln-:tru 2. II, I. I.vllvl'. 'I'Ils-nitro 0i'l'liuslrzi. String Trio. llvllu Mu llclla Il. rl. Barbara Dodd Barb,' Commercial 'l'rziiisfv1' from I4'airmr lligh Srlmnl. Girls Glvc l'luIv 2. Alixm-el Vliuiils I. Y-'I'vn-ins ' Darwin VViudsor Duminy Industrial Ilaskvlhall,- -Rlanuxgor l,-Lvtter. Gale Eaton 1 6 4fDukc,, I ncl usfrial Phyllis Berlene Eldredge Phil Commercial 1 1 Is HI:-v Fluln 1. 2, 3, -l, Orrlic-st1'a 1, Lihrari' Staff 2. Il, l. Piusirlvnt Cl. l. YYTOL-ns 2. Il. l. Mary Lou Engle Lula-Belle General Girls Ulm-v Vluh 1. 2. Il, l. Xlixwl Vhorns 2, JC 4,f-Li-'1lm'. llanrl l. I-'ullnx' llonn-nmkvrs of .Knlvrira I,--'l'r0asul'n-r. Y-Teens Ll. Il. -l. Sox-rn' iary. Maryanne Evans College Prep. Girls Glu- L'luln 1. Ni-ntonia Staff 2. Nsnrtonia Nr-ns 2, Sl. l.-flmllris, Quill anzl Sr-roll R. lf Vive l'rs'si1lent Sl. Y-Ts-e-ns 2, Il. 4, Triangle Hi'- nu-svnlatiw 2. Vi, IN-Ita Mu In-Ita Il. 4. Latin iluli l, 2. 'l'he'snians Cl, 4.ffSvf'i'4'lal'y. Yule- llu-lorian 1. Senior lluoun Attendant -L Marilyn I. Farland Helen General Girls llli-c Vinh l. 2, Sl. l. Alixi-ml Vhorus l. 2 X - For-ns I. Marilyn L. Farrow Blondie,' Commercial fills film- l'lul1 l. 2, Cl. fl. Mixm-nl Cllorus I. VVilliam Fox Bill Transfer from Iles Moines Il. l ootlvall.f manager 4. Iohn I. Fry Tiny Inclusirial Future lfarinvrs of Aniorii-a l, 2. Football l. 2, Il. 1, min--r 14. 1. imski-mall 1. 'rw-k 1, 2, 3, 4 Wrestling 2, Zi. 1,-Li-llc-r. N Cluli Il. Donalcl Leroy Funk LeRoy Industrial ilrr'ln1sli'a l, 2. Il. 1.-Lf-tlvr. 'Flu-atre Orr-licslra l. 2, ll. -1. Dale 'William Gardner BilI,' Commercial Ne-ulonia Ni-ns Il. lyouthall 1. llaska-thall 1, 2, 3. 'l'ra4-k. fMamn4vr IL'-Letter. rr- llrnnc-lnakors of Alun-l'ii'a 1, 2, ll, Y-'fvvm Kenneth Ferguson Ferg' Imluslrial Football l, 2, Il. 'Flavk l, 2. NYM-sllillg l, 2, Sl Ioann Fisher IO Commercial , 2. Y-Teens 2. Eloise Maxine Fleming Commercial Girls Glu- Vlnh 2. Ifnluu- llonn-lnakm-rs of .lllwriral l. Y-'l'm-1-ns Lf. 17 .l. 4. I.:-lu-r, Fnluru llonwlnaki-rs of Aim'l'ii'n 1 uai'slii11. Patricia Harrison Irish Commercial 'I'i'ausfi-r frulu Nexaila. Iowa l. Class l'ii-siilvlu Il. Futura lluuwmalu-rs of .Xiuvi'if'a. Ilramatitfs Vlulr l l. 2. 14. l'lu A Final Il, Mollis- 0'Sl1ailgm'svi ' 3. Pop l'luh l, 2, 3. G.A.A. I. 2, 15.--Lvtler. Gerald Paul Havens lefty Commercial Orr-lwstra 1, 2. ii, l.fl,ilvrariau Il. 'Flu-atre Orr-licstva 1. 2, Il. l. Stutlvut i'omllu'tiiig Il, -1. 'I'i-luiis 2. Il. -i. Delmar D. Hendricks College Prep. Student i'uuni'il l. Buys Glue Vluli 1, 2. 3. Ai,- Soi-rt'tai'y. Mixed t'luu'us 3. 1,--Lt-ttt'r. Neivlmiia Staff 2. Ni-utonia News 2, Ii, 4.ffLi'tic'rs. Vartliiial Rviivw 2. Il. Laiiii t'luIw 2. 3. Swim-1100 Vluli 2, Il. 4.-l'i'L-sidvnt Ii. 'l'l1i-sixiaus Il. i,- Yivt' Prvsi- rlt'nt,fl.0tt1-rs. A Data XYitl1 Judy 2. Mind- Sf-t 2. Dom Ruth 3. Greuar-liika 3. Night of .lanuary l6 4. Studi-ut Dire1'tui', 4. Ilmihle Malt' Quartz-ttf' Zi. Delta Mu Delta -1. Svvenic-oiitli Sumiua-r l. Quill and Scroll. 1 To Ann Hiatt Commercial Baud Tl, 1. Y-Teens Zi. Iolin Hoffman College Prep. 'l'rausi'er from Oskaloasa. Iruva 3. Class 'l'reasurc-r 3. Boys Cleo Club 3, -i. Mixed Chorus Ii. 4.- Lihrariau.-Lvttur. Nt-wtrmia Neus 3. Frmtliall 4, Track 3. 1. Kiwanis 4. Delta Mu Delta 4. Marijo Horn Iolo College Prep. Mixud t'lim'iis Il. 4. Nz-wlonia Nvws 2. Zi. Quill and Si-roll 3, 4. Y-Ti-1-ns 2, 3. 4. Thcspians 4. A liati- XYitI1 Judy 2. Night uf .lalulary 16 4. Dark Wind 4. ,liolia Mu Delta 4. Screw tvvutll Sulumc1 ' 4. Mary Carolyn Hotgcr Mary Cay College Prep. Girls tilt-c Cluly 1. Mixed f'luu'us 2. Ncutonia News Il, 1. lfuiurz' llomciuakvrs of Aniorii-a l. Y-Ts-vns 2. Ji. -i,ffl'i'0Sid0nt. Dvlratu 1, 2, 3, Latin Cluh i. Sr-it-m'v Clulm 2, 3. -1,-f-S0rrt'tai'y Il. 'Flwspiaus Ii. -1.gLl'tier 3. Ili-ar Ruth Il. Dark Wind 4. Stuclviit lbirvi-tor Ji. Delta Mu Delia. Ss'i'ciite-viitli Suxuluer 4. Quill and St-rnll 4 Daniel C. Howsc Dan,l Boonel' Commercial Band 2. Il. Foullrall 3. Basketball 2. 'l'rat'k 2. Fnntlvall,-Maiiagzer 3.---Latter. N Cluh 2.-Letter, l8 Latin llulv 2. Uwlivslra 'i. '- Dorothy Anna Garlock Dotty College Prep. Urvlii-slra l, 2, Ii. l. lmitvi' Si. Y-'l'i'i-us 2. il. i. loan Grosvenor College inls 4 lu l'luI1 2, Il. 1. loannc Gorgas Tela Commercial 0l'f'lu-stra l. liilrrary Staff 2. Nowtotiia News 2 Y-'I'evus 2. .flow Prep. Yivv l'i'i-siiluilt,f-l.t'tli'r Il. Mixi-d t'l1oi'us I. Band 2. Il. +I, 'livttvit 'vw ..,. lip liaud Il, fl. X-li-'cus .., .L 4.-4 Beverly lean Hankc Commercial lialul l. tll't'lit-stla 1. YA'l't-vus 1. cc v LL-Roy Kimler NROYU lnzllnslrial Larry Kinnrt lnflustrial Dorollly Arlene Kling Cmnnn'rc'ial and College Prep. 1-nh Mlm- lluh I, Alxxvll llnnnx I I'-unl I 2 II, I I.ulix1 1'Iull 2. JI I, Oulu-stxan .-, I Xrutunm Nun 2. X'-'IH-vm Ruth Ann Klootwylc Ilmnemalcing huh HI.-If 1'InIr 2. Y-'l'vvm 2, I David Noyes Ilutelmins Hutch General Imumvl tewnl I'm-lm, Inna I. Vlnwa 'I'r1-ammw I, llnys lllev Vlllll 2. IC. Nlixvul I'Ilul'l1a 2, II. lfmlllvalll I. 2, II. I, 1.1-Ill-1 II, I. llznkvllmll I, 2, 74, I. l.1'IIl'l' JI. I. 'I'rmk I, 2, iI, I, Imllvr. Ixiunnis VI. Lucille Iaelison Lucy Commercial finrlf Ulm- I'IuIu I. 2, 24 Nm-umnia Staff 2. I 'IR-1-ns 1 'I Ruth Iuekson Ruthie Cnllege Prep. hulls Mlm- tlulm I, Allxvml ilmluf I, 2. SI, I,- Imilur IS, I. Neulmmiu Nuns 34. Y-'I'evns 2, II. Vlmnmvr Sxu-I-IIN-:u'I of lfullnz- Ifznlnm-rs of .Um-rival Hills 'l'ri4v Zi, I. SI-xletlv 2. Student I'nlxgrvss lie' I m-osx-nluliw L. Ilvltn Mu In-Ita -I. CI rl ' xml' 1 Cl lx III es z a ix H IllL U General I-Nmllmll I, 2. I, l.4'II4'I' 2, I. lhlfkn-tImII I, 2 II, I, lA'Il4'I' 2, II, I. 'I'lau4k 2, II, I, X Vluln 1. II,-l.m-llers. N.A.II.S. II, -I. Ronald less less General Student Vnllgllvff III-lrln-M-lulznlixe 2, lima Glu- !'IuIu I, 2. II, I. Him-II Vlmrlxf I, 2, CI, I, I.:-In-r. Wrm-alIiIl::.- Blulmzgvr 2.f INIIUI. N 1'Il1Iu 2, JI, -I lhuys Maw .I Ixlualm -I, Phyllis Iones IImnernakin,c,' Gulf film- Vlulr I, 2, 54, Hin-:I Vhurm II, I. X 'I'r-vm 'I NVL-nclell Ioncs VVindy', Trades and Industry Sluwlvnl 4'ur1g1w-N III-pl-I-fn-lnt:Iliw I, lfnullmll I. 2. :L I. L4-114-I 31, 1. Imxk--:hull l. 2. Zi, I. 1.1-mr Il, l. 'l'l'2I1'k l. Z, fl. I, lA'lIl'I' 2, fl. X Vlllll 'I, 'I'1-I-amllw. Iiiuzmif I Iumes Kimler lim Connnereial nam.: 1, 2. se. 1, I-MIII.-1.1 1--...wall 1. 2 I-anlwllmll I. 2, J, hull I, ,,, .I, B Illlh J. In-Itm-1. IU n F, Lois Klyn nl' Alnvrira l. Y-'Pvrlls lane Kreager ff if Towns 2, 3, 4. Surah Louise Lansrud Sally College Prep. Vlass Sm-t-rotary Il, Girls Glu- Vlulm ll. Miv-rl t'lmrus It, 4. Lottvr, Girls Trio -1. Nvutonla Staff 1. Nvxrtnnia News Ii, 4, Letter -l. T-'l'z'0l1s 2, Il. I, Latin 4'luly 2. 3, 'Flwsnians l. 4'lu'4'r- lt-atllng 1, It, IN-lta Mu Delta fl. Svvt'l1tt'c-litli Slnnnu'r 1. Quill antl Srrull -1, Barbara Lcasurc Barb Commercial 'l'ranst't-r fruun Kansas Pity, Missouri ZS. X'-'l'L-ons 3. Betty Lcniley Blondic,' College Prep. and Commercial Mixt-tl Vhurus I. tn'vln-stra 1. 2. It, 4.-'L4-ttrr.- llusinvss Manazu-1'. Library Staff 3.-S04-rotary. Y-Tvvns 2. Latin Vlulr 1. 2. String: 'I'riu, Qllar- tvttc. 'l'lwalrv Orchestra 1. 2, 24, -I. Frank Leyclens Trades and Indusiry lftmlllall l. 2. Il. l.-fflivllvl' Ii. l. liiiskvlltrlll l, lf. :z. x. i..-at-1' ::. 1. 'mt-k 1, 2. fe. is may zs. 'IR-nnis 1. Rodcll Lightfoot Trades and Industry l-'tmtlvall l. 2. -Lulioltcr. Basketball 1. Tram-k 1. 2,-X'illlilHl'l','flA'lll'l'. Donald Lint Don Trades and Industry loan Lister lady College Prep. Girls Glu' t'lul1 1,-ffSvrrrta1'y. NL-wlonia News 3. 4. Y-'Pvt-ns 2, 3, 4,-Vivo 1'rt-siclont 3. Latin l'lnlv I, 2,2 -Sm-rt-tary. Cliecrloaaling 1. Tin-snians K, 4, Lvtts-r. Tim Sisters Mat-lnloslf' 2. The Man Who Cana- tu Diulu-r 3. Dark Wind 11. llmnvi-nniinpz lltlvolx Li. Svuinr Qncvn -1. Delta Mn Dc-Ita -1. Quill and Srroll 4. Margery Ann Lynn Margie, College Prep. Girls Gln-v t'lulv 2, Zi. -Librarian. Mixi-tl 1'hnrus 1, bl. Alajorvttos Cl, 1. Y-Tvvlls 2, 3. Latin Club 1. 20 :Qi Commercial 55 Svwtunia Staff 2. R. flmtter. Fnlurv Ilninvlnakmws It. l, Srivlarc Club -l. Tln-snians l. Delta Mn lbvlla -I. Carrie Knopf College Prep. l utln1- Illunc-lnakt-rs ul' Ann-rira l. Y-Tm-t-ns 2. 3. 1. Iiatin t'luh 2. Stutlvnt 4'olnu'il l, Student t'um:r4-ss lh-m'vsm-ntatitv 2. Iluinr-rmning Attendant 1. Svnitn Qlwm-xi Attt-nmlant -1. f. . ,, lame , Homernaking arul Commercial . . 'xml t'lmrus Alf! Lcltur. Future llmm'lnakm-rs uf Ann-rica 1, 2. Y- Elizaln-tli Ann Laffcrty Bctty,' College Prep. and Commercial Nlixt-tl 4'hurus l, Ort-lwstra l, 2. 3. -if-Lotta-I' K. l. l'rvsitlt-nt I. Y-'I'vvns 2. 3. Al. Latin Club 1. 2. 'l'ln'atro 0rrlu'stra l. 2. Sl. -L String: Trio, tjnartm-ltu, Stumlvnt Vuiuitlrtilxg 1. Dclla Mu Delta -I. Ronald McClellan College Prep. Transfer frnm Nevada, Iowa 1. Hand 2, 3, 4. Ort-lwstra 3, 4. 1't-p Band ZZ, 3, -t. Latin Club 3. Ioe McDermott Ice Agriculture Morden McFadden Mort Industrial Mixed Chorus 1. Football 1, 2. Basketball 2. Trurk 1, 2, 3, 4. Bradley McMain Brad College Prep. lixul Chorus 1 9 Boys Glee Club 1, 2, Il, 4. L' 1 3. -1,--Letter 2, 3. 4. Nowtuniu News 2. Lu Club l, 2. Svieiwv Club Il. 'l'l'ark.f 'Manager ' Letter. Blue 'Fe-allot 4. Night of January 4. Life XVitl1 XVIIIIQ- fi. Sox'vvit4-1-lltli Summit 4. Patricia Anne McMurray Patv lunior Minear College Prep. Class Secretary 3. Baud 1, 2, 3, -l.-Letter. Newtouia News 3, 4,-Letter 4. Y-'l't-eus 2, ll. 4,-Southeast Dlstrit-t 'l'reasurer 3. Latin Club 1. 11. llelta Mu llelta il, 4. Qulll :mil Si-roll -l. Senior Queen Attendant 4. Mariluelle Main Commercial Girl:-I Clem' Club 1, 2, 3. Baud Cluwrus Il, 4. X'-Tet-tis 2, 3, 4. Iohn H. Mate-er Iolmny College Prep. Cheerleading -l. Football 1, 2. Basketball 1, 2. Travk 1. 2. Night of Jtllllilll'y 16 4. Dark 1Vlntl 4. 'tSevs'nlceiitli Stnniuef' 4. Melvin H. Meyer Agriculture Wrestling 3. 3. 4. M Commercial llalnl 1. 2, 3. Ifuutball l, 12.--Lt-ttel'. llaskvtball 1. 'l'l'at'k 1, LI. 3, -1. Mildred Minenga Millie Commercial Future Iluuivunikers of America 1. Y-Teens 2. .L -1. Donald M. Mong II Claude Ill' College Prep Boys Give Club 2. Baud 2. 3, 4. Pep Band 2. 3, 4. Newtnniu Stuff 2, 3. 4.--Letter 2. Newtonia Ni-ws 2. 3.ffLvttur LI. Quill and Scroll 3. 4. St-it-'ut-e Club 2, 3. Golf 3 4. Night of January Hi -1. Donald Monroe Don Industrial Boys Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Mixed Ch orus 2, 8. 4,-Letter Zl,f1'resident 4. Cheerleading 4. 'l'll0spians 4. Grenaclilka 3. Night, of January 16 4. Blue Teapot 4. Seventeenth Sum- u1e1 ' 4. Phillip Oswalt Ozzie', Trades and Industry Student t'oun1'il l. Sluxlenl l'ung1'vss 2, Football l. llasln-llmll l, 2. Zi, Trar-k IS. Ioan Parker College Prep. Y-'l'vvns 2, fl, -l. lim-hate 2. Latin 1'o1ln4Ail l. Robert N. Patterson Patn General Fonthzlll l, 2, 2l,f-ln-tic-r 2. Trax-k 2, 3. NVl'eslling 1. Seielxlw Club 2, ll, -lf Sevrolary-'l'x'caslu'cr. Kiwanis -1. Helen L. Paul Max Moon Pearly', lfmmt Iv Trades and Industry all Al,-T14-1114-1'. 'I'1'a'r'k 2 lolm L. Morgan Agriculture l-'uturv l4'.1lmvrs of Alneriva l, 2, 3, -l.--'Sears' lary. l-'mmtlvall l, 2, 'l'rar'k l. 2, 3. KVM-stlimz,f .llanagvr l, 2, lrvllvr. N t'lulv 2, 3. lolm Nalvanko alacku Industrial loscpliine Norris Ion College Prep. 0r1'l1vstv'a l. 2, Zi, 4,--Sm-r'1'0rax'y. Y-Turns 2. Park Clnh 2, Stull:-nt Commercial Girls Glen- Flulw l, 2, 3. Mixed Chorus 3, 4,-f Latter. Y-'l'vvns 2. Ci, -l. lean Peterson Pete Homemalcing X'-Teens 2, 3, 4. -v Marcella Postma MerkieU Homemalcing Future llmnemakers of Ameriva l, Y-Tue-ns -, Cl, -1. Albert Quigley Al General 'l'r'ansfel' froln lmlvnemlenrz-', Kansas 2, Boys fllee l'luh 1,-l'1'r-sinlent. Band 1, Pep Band l, Ioann Richards Ion General Girls Glee Club 1, 2. Band 1, 2, 3, Orchestra 2, 3. Pep Band 2, 3. Newtunla Staff 2, 3,-Letter. Y-Teens 2, 3, 4. Quill and Scroll 3, 4. 22 fl, Latin Vluh 1. . Mary Io Sholclon Ion College Prep. Na-ulonlal Nm-ns 2. IL- -Lotta-1. X'-'I'4-A-ns 2, 3, 4. Qlllll :mul Svroll 3. -I. Sm-in-n1'v Club 15, Zi. I uturL- llolnvlnukors of A1111-l'im l, 11, Vim' l'rx'si4l4-nt. Delta Mu In-lla Al. Rohvrtu Lon Shelton Bertie', Commercial Norinnv Shepherd Shep,' Commercial N1-wlonlu News 15, :if-Ln-ltvr. l'nr1linnl Rn-ilew 2, 3. Quill :mul S1-roll ll, rl. Y-'l'n-mls 2, 3. 4. Delta Blu livllu 3. -l. Saxlxltzxlmluli, -1, XVilli1nn Francis Shrum Bill Industrial Tramsfn-r from Mingo. Iowa 2. Fnntlmll 3. 4,- Lotler. llaskstlmll 3. 'l'ra1:k 2, 3. Iac-queline Riebe Iackie', College Prep. Ure-lwslrn l, 12, Sl. Y-'l'n-uns 2, 14, -l. Latin 1'luIm 1. Svienu- I'luIr 15, llc-lc-nc Roberts Commercial Girls lllee Vluln l. 2. ll. Nvulnnix Qtnft J. 3. lmllvl. Y-Teens 2, 3, . Carolyn Robson Twin Commercial Girls Give l'lulr I. 2. lflltlm- llmncnmkn-ls of Alnnwiiax l, Y-'Fm-ons 2, 3, -l. XVillizun T. Rose Clzuid'E III College Prep. llaml 1, 2, SI. bl, Le-ite-r, Sl'K'l't'lill'5'. 0rr'lu-slra 2. il. 4. Pep lhnul 2. X, l. Nm-wlmuiu Stull' Z2 Ji. -l.n-Ire-r. Football l. lhnskvllvull l. 2. 'I'rau'k I llolf 2. 15. Quill :mul Svroll 24. -I llarry XV. Roscnhorgor Ir. Imluslrial I-'uotlmll l, 2. Ci. 'Frank 2. -I. Lvltvl' 2, Blaxlmgm-1' 2. Letter. N 1'lulr 2, Ii. 4. Lvtt4'l'. Alice Lcotu Samuels Commercial 01'4'l1n'sll'u 1, 2. Ii, -1, l.m-llvr. 'I'lu-:nrv Orc-llvstm -1. Incquclinv Sc-hippm-rs Inckic Commercial lhmnl l. 2. 3. -l. IR-U Hum! 14. 4. Neulonia Stuff 2. ii,f-Lvlln-rs. Nm-wtoniu Nm-ws 2. 1'nl'1linul Rm-- xivw 3. Y-'I'-4-us 2, 3, fl. llc-lin Blu Della -1. Dorothy Shuvcr Commercial Girls Gln-0 1'llllr 1. ul-Jeep X F4-ons 2, 3 Dottc', 2 5 471' Robert Sparks Bob College Prep. Slmlr-nl I'1111111'il I. SIHII1-111 1'o11g1'vxs 2. Flaw l'1'vsi1I4-111 II. Flaws I'r4-hiulvlll -I. lion Glu- 1'l11h 2. SI. Mixml 1'I1111'11s I. 2, 54. I.- Sn-m1't:11'A' 2.-f Vivo I'l'I'SIlIt'IIl .4. 51-1114111111 N1-up ZS. 1'111'4Ii11:1l R1-1I1-11' II. Latin Vlulv --I'1'oei1l4-111 Fmullv-1lI I J, 3. I,fIn-1.111t:1111. L1-ll1'1 J. VI. I411skvlI111Il I. II, -I. L1-llvr I. 'I'1':1vk I 'I -I Y XIIN J. I, N lI1lIv.I. II. lx1u:11114 I Il:-lla M11 In-H11 -I. Rohm-rt Earl Marilyn Ioyvc S-IIIill'CIt'Il'lIl X-F1-1-rw I Conzmereial IJOIIIILI Ioycv S111iII1 C om merciul 'I'11111NY111' r'11vm lin-11u,I1:1. IYi11o11:i11 ii Iozmn Smith Io Cl7lPIl7Il'fl'llll Hill, lllu- l'I11I1 l. 2 I-'111111'u lI111111'11-11I41-15 of .Ilm-1ll:1 Z Y-'I'1-1-ns ' IS. I. Lulin I'll1I1 L', Iam-t Rosulim- Ste-w111'I Iz1nic Comn1er1'i1ll 1.1115 1.11-v lI1lI1 J, .I. M1x1-II 111111115 2. J. -L- l,n-II1-1' llrx-I1wI1':1 I. 2. 31. 'I I.iIv1a11y Slufl I In1-11111- 4l11Iw:.11.1 I Stewart Bohn College Prep. Nliu-1I 1'I1n111s I, lI11111I I, 2. A, II, Num' 1'11's11Io11l l.1-llor II, I. U11'I11-sIl:1 I. IH-In II11111I -I. Lnlil' 1'I1lI1 I. I. l 1mII1:1Il I. 2, II, I. Iialakvlhzlll I 'I'I I1'k I 'I I Beverly Stir-k1u-y Ilmnemfllcing unzl Commercial Cary A. Sullivan 'Ii:111cI I. 2, II. Iolm Thomas 24 Commereirll Eclytlm 'I'11IImt ..Edy,, Commercial U11-I1vst111 I, 2, Ji. II. Y-'l'1-1-114 Zi. 'l'I11-:1l1'e 011-III-sIl':1 II, I Inclusfrial Beverly lean Thompson Bcvv Commercial Girls CII-1' Cluh 2. ' Phil I I1yIIis Snoolc College Prep. lJi1Is HI1-1' I'I11II I. I!11l11I I, 2. JI, -I. Nv11lo11i Mus 2. Il. I-'11l11r1- II1111-1-11n1k1-15 111' .X1111-l'i1-41 I ' Y'I'11-In 2 'L I Bob Trout Cisco Trades and Industry 1431111111111 1. 2. 3, 4. Letter 3. -1,-ff1'11-1-1111111111 -1, ll11sk1'1l111l1 1. 2. 3. 4, 1.11111-1'. 'I'1'z11'k 1. :Eff- 1.1-11r1. A 4'l1111 2. Ii:-Le1l111'. 1f4111111111I 1. Baske1l1:111 1. Maurice WV11rc1 111111, K1:111:1g1'1- 21, Lv! Constrincc Ioan VVensel Connie Ion College Prep. Girls G11-1- 1'111I1 1. 2, 31. llixm-11 4'11111'11s 21. 11 11111111 1 01'1111'sl1'z1 1. 2. Ii, -1,-1.11ll1'1'. R1:1.i111'1-111-11 1, 2, 11. 1. Y-'1'1-1-11s 2, 31, 1. 1.111111 l'1lll1 1. 'I'111-1111'1- ll1'1'111's1111 1, 2. 3. -1, 'I'11c N11111 XV1111 4'111111- 111 11111111-11 54. 11411111-1'11111i11g ,K11t'l11l1Il1l -I. I-'c1.111111l1 1, 2, lhlskvlln Iva A. Van Der Pol Commercial 1:11-11 111.-11 1'11111 1, 2, :1. 11,111.1 1, 2. 3. 4. 1111-111-slla 1. LI. -1. Y-'I'1'1'l1s 23. 3. -1, lack YV:1c1c1e1l Industrial Bill Trades anrl Inrluslry Ill 1, 2. 'I'l:14'k 1. 2. F0111- 11'r. 111111111 A. VV1-ston uludyl' , College Prep. NHI111-111 6111111111 1. Y-'I'v1'11s 2, 3,'-S1'1'l1'l:1r5' l1il1111 1. 2 Donald R. YV11:11en Trades and Imlustry '1'1111k 1. Deloris Earls-11e XVi1so11 Dec College Prep. 1111- flu 111111 1 Mau 5 Leona Lucille VVi1son Commercial Girls G11-c l'11111 2. 31, Y-'l'1-'em 15. 3. -1. Margaret YVi1son General Girls G11-0 l'l11I1 31. -1. Xlixr-11 011411-115 2. li. -1.- 111-111-1' 51. '1'1'i1111- T110 11111-1-11 M11-111111111 4. Marg 2. Y-T4-u11s 2. 11, 4. S1-111111 Lawrence Ilcnry Woody ':Woody,' Agriculture and College Prep, Fulurn- 1+'11r1111-rs of A111111'11-11 1. 25. Latin P11111 23. Craig VVright Doc College Prep. 81111111111 011111011 1, 1'111si111-111. Stuslent l'1111141'1'f: 2. Nuys Glu- 1'111l1 1, 2. 3. -1.fl'1'vsi1l1-111 -Lf- Vieo 1'1'1-sinh-111 2,--S1-1-11-1111'y 21. Mixed 1'11orl1s 1. 2, 21, -1,--Letter 3. -1. Latin 4'11111 2, Ser-111-l:11y. 191101111111 1. 2. 3, 4.--Letter. llziskr-11111111 1, 2. 'Truck 1. 2, 3, N.A.II,S. -1. Delta 5111 Della 4. 111114 S11111' 3. Kiwanis 4. ' 1 4 111111 111111 1. '1111-111-s Zi. -1. Y-'l'1-011s 25 Iaek Wlilliam NVyatt Commercial llanul l . 2, Xewlonia Staff 2. New - tunia News 2. Football 1, 2, 4.- Leller. Basketball 1, 2, 3. Track l, Wiekliff Delores' Zegers Dc Commercial Girls Glee l'lulr 1, 2. 3. Mixed 1'hux-us Ii, -l,fLetters. Major-eltes 2. Il, 4. Y-Teens 2, 3, -I. Mixed lluarlrtle -l. Sextette 3. SENIOR BALLOT 2. Zi, -I. flretter. Not Pictured XVilliam Rogers Robert Roney Margaret Starr Robert Terris Best Athlete Best Looking Best Sport - Most Absent-minded - Most Aeeommoclating - Most Bashful Most Courteous Most Dignified Most Representative - - Most Talented Girl Norinne Shepherd Iocly Lister - Pat Melwlurray - locly Lister - loan Parker - Ann Brierly - Leona Wilson - Maryanne Evans Pat Mn-Murray Maryanne Evans Ruth laekson - Boy - NVendell Iones - Charles Iarnagin - Bob Sparks - Wendell Iones - Don Mong - Bob Sparks - Frank Leydens - Iohn Thomas - Charles Denniston - Delmar Hendricks - - Bob Sparks - Don Monroe Neatest - - - Pat Mt-Murray - Ronald less Peppiest - lody Lister - - Iohn Mateer XVittiest - lane Butin - - Bradley Beals HONORS American Legion Oratory I Speak for Demoeracif, Contest Contest Mary Carolyn Hotger Ann Brierly D. A. R. Awarrl 1949 Boys' State Delegates Maryanne Evans Donn Campbell Charles Denniston Poetry Contest Ronald less Milli: Rerlmen Essay Contest Ioanne LaFavre Bob Sparks David Hutchins Wendell Iones Donn Campbell Kiwanis Representatives Ioan Grosvenor lohn Hoffman Ronald less Bob Patterson Craig Wright Charles Denniston V.F.VV. Essay Contest lo Ann Hiatt Delmar Leaming Donn Campbell 26 Innior fjHiL'i'l'S Clvfl to riglrfbz Torn Slmrp, Max Irclnn, Nunn-3' Calvin. Cm-orgv Cook. Juniors Ninn Acknns Camry Atwood Ennicv B1'1Iki'll1I'l NYilnn1 Birkvnlnoltx Burbzrm Blnclt IA'l'Uy1HlJlII Byron Bryson Xznrcy Calvin Donald Compton Crystal Anderson Louisa- Backus IoAnn Bvnkmna Bm'v1'ly Bluckvr Hoburt Bklir Ye-rn Brown Lzrvon Brlrric-htm-r Martina Cohbs Cvorgm- Cook Floyd Cooper Kl'IlIlt'tIl 13111101111 Carol L1-11 Fry Tvd Hum-y Eluim- lla-ston Putricial ll111110s Ray Clnbtrve Siclnc-y Dunilz Tom Calllnglu-r Cloriu llunsvl Btlllllil' IIOIIIICS Mnrgare-t Ingm llillll Kc-11110tl1 Ilz1l't,LC1'1 Nlurilyn IDlll'2lI1t IHI11111 NI111- Ijklll Curl ljllfbillil Nlury c:0I'dilIi4'l' luck lla-11111-1'so11 I1lllC't IIo1's1111111 Bc-xx-rly luck Io A1111 C11tl11'i1 lvvs B4-tty Ile-1111i11gs I Halrioric- D1-P1-1111111 f I,0l'l'll Fifqc-1' lam- lI1lIIlllN'l'lj f:NVl'lIll0lf'Il llc-111111 UN I'tllXY1ll'il H111114-s fTl1lTt'IlL'1' l11111c-s 28 Incl :lla-vu lxingmn Xlilfilf Il KlL'NIu1l Rlvllxlfcl Nlcyvr Nlll.l Xlurrny Ioyu- Oth-11 itln I,uskvwil1 Ruth KIOl5l7l'lllN'l'Q Burton LOIIDPK' Norma Ivan xlilill XYillium Milla-r Ann N4-wquist Iuditll Pzlrsons lilalim- Kloppc-nlmcrg Clvo Lockwood Kathryn Blklill Bcvvrly Milburn Hiclulrcl Musgrovc Paltriciu Painter Arlc-no Kool Mary LIIHICI' IoAnn Mumsc XVilliaun Moffitt Iudith Nilnc Lnrry 1,ilttC1'SOll Duylc' IAIIIIIIIPQ' Efllllllllil XICCTRIIAK IJOIIUYRIII Hulllvs H0514-1' Mullmrouk ATCIOII Nm' Ioan Pillc Cll'Ul'gl' Llllltl Donna McCucn Bill'l3ill'2l Moya-r Collm-on Murray C4-nv 0'Lcury XYQIXIK' Poagv 29 lluth Puncler llunalcl llinjigeliherg Iivelyn Savage llieharcl Seoville Catherine Sniith Belle Stewart Cunstauee Prior Carolyn llohrclanz Burton Searhrough Torn Sharp Doris Spain Margaret 'Ferris Arlene lleynolcls Leorine Rouse Alhert Schmidt Dun Sherrielc lfloycl Springer lluth Tuwnseml Myrna Priee VVilhur llohsun Delores Sawyer Phyllis Sharp llieharcl Sinith Audrey Sutphin Carol Lee Quinn Mary Doris Rosenherger Donna Searhrough Margaret Shepherd David Sprague Marcella Thompson Eugene Rieharclson Clenna Rythcr Phyllis Schrader Lee Shippy llieharcl Starr Donna Trotter l' ff: if 4' Maxine Udelhoven Darrell Van Baale Iulia Van Hall Arlys Van Zee Robert Varner lane Watt Betty NViekliff Frank XVilimek Iolm VVilliemsen Marilyn VVilson Barbara VVinelielI llelen Ylfisgerliof Iames Young Donald Youngkin Camera Shy: Roliert Baarda, Harold Blair, Donald Brayton, VVilma Byerly, vvllllillll Car- rier, VVarren Dellrenger, Gerald Evans, Vernon Fay, Iohn Forker, llelen Hammer, Edna Mae Henle, Lowell Innes, Billy King, Robert Metz, Donald Ringgenberg, Herbert Slirum, Richard Speas, Darrell Terpstra, Fred XVylie. Afgr pf 11 fl Sophomores Room I6 Ilou I: Iklzwklvvlgv, t'I1mlnllH. Rc-gglltvl Ihnlwluin. 4'm'm-xxln-1', linux-rf, 1411132 I':xrli4'r, Ilus-llnlwl. Hmm 2: Iirululw. HiI'km'llhulz, Uuuiv, Ilill- man. Vzlrlmlmll. Ih-ITN. Vlvlnc-nl. Ilmx 24: Ilurk. Ii. Amlvnsmx, Iiullvr. fi. Ih'o1'lwll1'imlg4n-, 'I'. llx'v0koxIl'iclgv. lf. lizlkvr. .lurk 'l5ul'm'S. Row I: Ilzninl llullvls. IC. ISl'1'r'k0l11'inl:u', Illum. lf. Iivnlwtl, I'nu1w1', I'lI-mums. Imn liuIIL-rf. Ihxrtmu. Nut l'ivIlm'wI: G. Ilnilmrlt, 112, Iloilrotl ,lush Iinlm-5, Ii. .Xmlm-umm, M. liunm-lt II. Fuxill. .I. liukvl. Room I7 Hun li Vzllvs. iilzullxanx, lnm, t'nrIu-II, Ihlnitz, Ulaig, Ilillwlt, M. Vxwmk. Iimx 2: I'I. I-'I-rgllsmn. 12utIn'i4'. Imlbk ID. fhnwnluz. PIII:-luxxvuml. 'I'. Vlwk, Walr- I:vn-, Vmvrliff. Ihulmnl, Ibm 34: t'nm4I, Funlvm-5. Vurlzxllfl. Fmt. tliflmul. Ihimm. Gm-:u'I1:nI. IlnugIu-ru. Gilmuv. lilmml. Ibm I: Ilaylm. I-hlggv. .I. Gunsuulus, I. Ifvlgllrml. Ibivks-mm. Imfld. 121-vrlimfa. Nut I'ir!ul'vwI: Y, 1P:1IxInrun1, Iiilvrt. I 1uI1m, iluftvy, Room I8 Ibm I: Ilvnnixvgs. IIaxu'um'k, Jlulsu-. Iliml- mun. J. Ilia-Inn, Iilvim-mlursl. Law. Ibm it KI-ni. Iiling. Ilc-nnml, La Fmrv. Kool, Iiommin, Iimum, lluhlus. Ann K inum-rA'. Iinw Ji: I.amg4'l'ak. Jolmsmm. .Im-lwllns. Illxmc-s, Ililwlvhrmuul, Kia-r, Lista-r, Hurt. Item I:.Izm1igam Hmm. fflullunl. Jlzxfkvy, IC. Iliggfluu, 1Iu1'1wl'. Ln-ullwrlnau. Nut I'II'llIl'I'flI III-rlmlml, Arrmlnl Kingvry. Sophomores Room I9 Rnw IZ J. Hill:-r, RIn'li1'llziv, L. XIA'Nf'h Nl:-lfmlnlvn. Xlurrzsy. I'arkn-r, M1'l'rzlr'km-ll Row 2:llt'I'n-nlu-rg:-1'. Uliplmm. J. Mc'Nm-xx Alilelrvln. Mmshull. Munrnw. How 3: Mm-I--umm. Lnfkin. llvxlnlmn Monks, Blau-kvunzm, Milburn, 111' Iiillilb. Row 4: Iivilh Nimmo, N4-um-ll. Llm'-I Mllnuvr Row 5: IU-nm-lh Nimmo, Mr-Ihzmivl, Lust lb. Nlilh-r. Olin-I. Blulmn. lmllpvv Nlycxs, Nur l'i4-lun--I: Almrllmxl. Nauh Rnnm II Rnw I1 IU. lluulim, Srlnmllmnl. Slwlelvn Smngv. l'1in-v, Ilvz-klvr. Svlmnrlz, li liarhlmu. linh,-nu Row 21 Nhullnv, .L Rnulins. Iivymulds J. Smith. Shuhf, Sw-inning, Srhimhh Slum- RGW 31 l'iIIn-, llmuv. Shanks. D. Pm Imam, 'l'. l'mlnm-U, Qnliglvy. Spidvll Ihauum. Raw 42 Snnu-ll, l'1-nmwk. Tuul. Silnpmn I'-mn, ID. Hzniwhm. Shuffvr. Nut l'irm1-ml: Sznnphx Srhn-rum-1'Imr11. B Smith, It Smith. Y. Smilh, Snem-or Room 2 Row I: II Spriuuvr XYi:-kliff. Buulhv Starr:-ll. 'I'lmlrIwr. Zimnwrmzul. 'VCI' uvus. Slmhn Row2:.I. Sprimzs-1. NYiImn. Tlmmpsun S. 'l'innvvmvim-r. Williams. XVr'ssoll 1,1-m-lxlnam, Ill'A'4-r Row 3: W. 'l'inm-wxm-in-r. Wmk, 'Fruttr-1' Wllitv. Slum-kwa-Il. V1-:sh-1-gll, 'Prvusc 1'hrislvn. Rnw 4:Wim'. Numplvr, Slmw. Thomas Wul'4h'n, Rnw 51591-lm-l'. Svlmhlvxy Whvm-lor, 'l'vr rie, Srm-klhh. Wylicn Nut l'in'hl1'z-QI: Ib. Springs-r. Ilnlrlwmvzlll. Freshmen Ronm 20I Room 204 Row I:l'ml1I14 Hngluf. Iimxiv. lhvlmm-, Ivummam. Ilimhzm, Wnlkvr, Rf-w I: S.mmIs-. Yunltmlv. Zim-ku-I. Sniharl, lkurlmrn Nh-51-r. Ihmllm-ivl, Ilhulklwx. Hmm-lly Hvwl. Row 2: limp, lmmln-rgvn. .Inman-5, tiihwu, l,5xn-I1, liling, lllum. Ruw 2: llivks-y, Imllummlm. Wulnu-r. Spain, Wann-r. Sm-Innug, Wnmly. lh.45.:!'ivI1i. Ymmkilx, Milf-hvll. Sm-hunumu. Row 31114-ssun, Ilvmuing, Ln-xius. Innmgnmiml, llvlulrim-ks, llill'lI1'1l. Row 3: lmrsmus, Slmrp, N. Nh-yn-r, linush, Slwhlnn. Mivk. M1-like-11, Idrivlcsun, Ihnrl-ivlltn-1. Vlumxswn. Siu-lull:-nl, Yurm-r, Row 4: Ilufh, Aulvn, Lust, Ihamul, llulkv. lllukv. Row 4: Alillvr, I':u:ts, liirlmnlmu, Wilson, Nm-, I'omh-r. Zlliwh-Inu. Yn- Rnnm 205 Room 206 nw I: Amlwm. liirluqv. llw--kvuuhigv. H1111-lulwiglxl. Dimmu, ' ': - Row :zu mn, ml-fn, In-ml-H. I-1, lnmwf, Ilallke, mu-hvr. Row 2:1'.,ugw1. AI. Ink--x, 1' vlunuvuatf, lwhit. Ivinkinmn, Afhlvp. 4:m1I1m, r:1un4lm.m - W: 'g 1 x '- Row 2:11. ln.-..1, I,, num. lmn-1, Ill-Wm. rlmmvs, Harm-r Rnw 3: llzxlum-k, lin-rptlurlw. Vmig. Ih-1-1. Iillinlt. Vzummlrvll, Inv, l uxvk, llvmlri:-ks, ihivluling, IN. INA. u'H ' m m ' Hunk' m'H ' Row 3:1lx:umnn. Hof't'lmm. G. Ilzumfl, llm-klwy. lIzll'1l1-nhmok R0w4:Inu1tI. Imam-. Iixum. 1111111-mln, ll. l'!vrm-nts, lllmll, llllgiwf. .I.um-, liligggf. IV. llvnning, K. Hvnning. lim-iiluzllu, XY Iiukx-I. Freshmen Ronm 207 Rnw I: Ir. .lwlm-4,n, 1' Imm-ul. I.lm4lv, IA-uis, Link. I.zurim0r '7 Rnw It ll I..n'wn, Il ,I1-xxwn, I', Jnllmun. NIr'4'a11'nI1-ll. XI4'KIllllt'Y. Ii Am.vr5, Luk, NI:-lfzn lzuul. Row 3: Al, .IwI1m4m. I.. Iiimu-ny. Iimm, Joy, Liltlv. I.. limlu. Inltkin, Mfklzllmn. l,1n'k.uuuI, Imrlisuxl. Row 4:.I1n-uhh, .I. .I4-mm. .linw-nn-z. 'l'. I.unmxc-ls, .lnnm. L, I.1xlnxm-rs. l.:nI'fn-rlx. XIr1'umlw1', AI:-Alislvr. Room 2I4 Rnw I: Ilullu-rf-uwl. Ilnwll, Ilnmmf. Iiusfvll. I'lnImrgvr, Su-wus. Manx Smith, Y.n1II:u:lIv, Slaurilxn Smith. Slmffr-r. Yzmnlvrliivft Ibm: Il4vll,.lHl Row 2: 'l'Iuungwn, Ilnmlu, ltiizlmullpt, Svlmxir-floke. .Iuzlnlw Snxrls-r. Vzmllmusvn. Y:mVnurl1if's. Trauis, Snvllman, Tmvn. Tallmt, Rnw 32Il, Smith. IinIu'l'Iwn. 'I'rx5'f'. Yelvf-r, Salmun, IIarimI4m, .lim Nlmlm Y.III-ntim-, Slmuvg, .I. Su-Wm, I'rIe-Illmn-11, Quiglny. Room 209 Rnw I: I'vx:uIr-r. II. ilu:-ns. Manic-us, Vlullms, IH-luv, I'41I1m-rwll Rnw 2: XIIIIII-ln-zxllx. II, Nm-I. I' Nlmlif-nn. I'ua.lmu, 0'Iiuukv, II Alurrmm. l'4-11-lmlll Nlvlz. Xlmriw. Row 3: l'1ior, I'IllmIr, IG. Niclu, Alun. lllliwr, Nurllxvlllt, Psalm' Ii. Novl. Row 4:NIinva1. l'imk1-ling, Uuuxll, Almgmw. Rnnm 2I5 Rflw I:W1lmx, X!'IIIkf'r. Wlvl-Iiff, Uluilw. IYIIIIIIIW, XYilllm'k Wlwf-lor. Wmf. Varu-v'. WIN-harm Rnw 25 Yuvkvj, XYIIIIQIIIIF, .I XY4-xvwrl, XN.u'4I, IYlkIlIIl1I, Ii, XY:-lla:-l IYrlgllf. Row 31Val1H1wl1v. Ii. 'I'1r.Ifn-, Wnmlx. Simluwlu. 1'. IYIIIIIIIIIF Wapmwr, NX Stvuanr, l'Ir4-xl Stuhlu. Ir. Slvu.n'l R0w4Z Wlrkr-If. If 'l'rs-:my Ywwvm-. IYHAII. Sparks. I.. Wilmn Wrlshrr, Spcrnor, Wllilm-k. If 35 ggg:p.a.nu Ruum SCI Row 4'rz1ht1'r'v. .Xllvxnlvix-l'. Row Ibuxix, lim-nls, Il0m'k1'm-111. Row 3:lh-nm-tl. lhnu-ls, 1'lmmmm. IJ. Aluuml, lhmiv. Il. llnyw. Row I:I':nlm-r, S. Atumui. 1'Ivghul'n. In-m'l'v, Hluult, Nl. l'nups'r. 2:l1vI'w11,-:m-1'. Imuk. Ihmfllm-1', Anhnns, Vnlnmholl, Rabrnrk, 4:15. Nunn-1'. Iimnn. l'ur1u-r, Vohlrs. lllanoklwlgv, lliaxmunml. Eighth Grade Rnnm 302 Row I:Hz-nnimrs. .l, firm-nc, lligmlun. liilln-rt, Ili!-In-bran-I liingnm, Edgv. Row 2: Ham. Klnmla, limmcrl. Kruse, ll. Gros-n. Ks-nt, Ilnmkl' Ilurnvr, Immmc-vkvr. llallhzlway. l al'1'vlI, lmslvr, li. lim-mlall t':n-nlvr. Raw 3: Lisk, Jenkins. Kwon, Fislwr. Golllwr. Iflkv, Lalfavrc. Row 4: Fls-nlimz. Jnnvs. Landis, Lufkln, Foy, Earlvs, Lhlmgstun liic-th, Imzlv, Larson, Henle. Row 5: liingury. Hannon, Knanuun. lmnlpm-1-, llzuulspergcr, K1-xulull Room 303 Room 304 Row I: Nlzltuwuu. Uhlmru. Pilling. Xulin. Blfkhxlum, XIvl'a1'gv1'. Raw I: Al. 'I'mtts-r. A. Trolls-r, Ray, Yun4'l4-axv, Spnhn, G. Smith Xlvwllin. H Xlyvls, J. Xlnllnrx. Ib. XYilliznns, ll. Smith. XYi1vtstilw, Row 2: 3I4'Nm-u, Blvulwis. M1-lrlrn-ru, Alanlzui. U'l5l'i4'l1. Munruw. Row 2: S. Wilsnn. Uiarhlcll. Wright. Wilding, Springvr, Xhunlruu' Midvr. l'1-lry, ll. XlulIm'N- Snnuk, 'Frm-ui, Slliplwy, VL-cnslra. Row 3: Nl.-Hriff, Mnrggull, Mom-lukal, Xlaxrlin. Nluilvnhrrr. l'mll. Moll. Row 4: Main. Xilnnw. MvMl11l'slA'. I'urfwlI. J. Sly:-rs. Nc-lawn. ISU K S 2 . I Q I i i u Ro Seventh Grade Runm 305 w l: li, l5l'vs'km-lllinlgo, Ilurk. A. III1-m'k1-lnmlgv, Annis. .I. limu-vs, Vohlvs. M 2: Burke-r. liutlvl, liuum, .I. Arlt. Ro lh'nnlnn-r, t'. lh-w-kcnrizlgv, l!irkvnlmIz, Y, lin-Illlullal. w 3i AlI cr. liukvr, llruin, Vnllismu, Hllrgx-hs, w45Al1nl1-Imy, ll. Arll, M. llmwls, l14vlsl'm'nl. lllzllvllml, W 5: Ii. lh-in'4-nm. Vmmmln-ll, Blum, Hun-lhln-l', Ullm- Room 306-A Row I: lfunk, Gnlriuglmu. I4'urr. Ilintlwr. I-Lis:-ull, Um-y, lflnnm-l'y. Huw 2: Urauly, l nrnI, Imly, lfllnnwrt. IIv:ul'lm1--I. Hun-zul, llimun. I-Iisolmul. Raw 3:1hlm,n, lu-In-us, I 1-nn, linnrm-ll. lm-Ill. lbllrln-sun-ml, RAN 4:1'4w, Vumlnings, Imw, lflwll, Room 306-B Row I: Knapp. Klvim-lulwwsl. tlnulml liking, limm, .lmws, N. .lm-nhs, .lawk sun, llolu-vs, llvnry, llwtzog. Row Zrtllmgg, .Ian-obs, llllI'fukn'l'. llumos, llmlvy, lh-mll'h-ks, Ilurte-r. H1-:nlin llulnlm-l. Ilnlfvrty. Huw 3: Kingman. lllglmy, llul-lm-rm-ss. Hur- lvy, tin-gm-y, lr. .lan-uhs, Klmh-r. Row 4: llnfl Hilflvl, Hmm-. .Dv p J F2 Seventh Grade Room 306-C Row It Blznknmml, Nlf'Nvu', Murray lmgsmlnn, Muruxv, Xlorllvy, Lzwkvy Xlyvls. Row 2: Lnmgron, Livvllgnml, Mvflvllzllt Murnly, Mlm-:ng Nimlmm, Lnrilnt-r. Imlllmvu, Rlirk. Row 3: L1n1ylw4'kv1', Alllmlvl. Mm-Ithwfm, Nihv, Null, Lulu-l'. Lynn, Nlosvr. Row 4: BIw4'uy, Xltmn-, Alllilulllmwg, May tag, Nash. Room 307 Row I: Hmnans. Pillinu. M. Smith liuriuhm, K. Pzuhgott, lhwns. Pattt-rsun Row 2:l'hlm. I'n't4-rsun, llaslmlsst-11, L St lwrmvrlun n, Iluhsmm, Roush, L S111-um-1', Saunlu-ls, Sluvlullt-nl, G. Svhcr- lm-rlmrn. Row 3: Offt-xlht-rpm-r, li. Smith, B. Smith Slu'uv'vr, 0'I!1i0n. Ilvpluglv, Row 4:12 l'a1nhu'lI. IC. Smith, Prnhasn-n Iv. St-ht-nnrlhurn. Sparks. I'lirL'. Room 308 Row I: Stwwrt, 'l'xvnt, XVonxh'rs, XV:-ns!-I Sykes, NVom1y, Strm-4-ter, 'l'hnmmsnn When-rlmt'. ow 2: XX'estv1't'z1l1m, Ifth-Illown, XYilr'nx Wnmlle, Suunk. White, NVilson. 'I'yIt-r Yt-rllt-lll, Sit-tcm. T0 add to the glory of Newton High, we have our own Kings of the Olympicsf' How I: Fry, Eaton, Cznnphell, Ley dc-ns, Trout, XVya1tt, Inrnigun, Honey, Bowie, Sparks, Iones. How 2. Starr, Sherrie-lx. I.. Iones. lloffnuun, 1Vright, Simpson. Luntz, Beals, Shrinn, llutehins. liow 73: D. R1I1gj.ft'l1l7k'1'g. Yurner, Ilerholcl, Young, 11. liinggenherg, Lightfoot, liohson, Sharp, Seoville, Kier. llow 4: Coneh 1Cicl:1hl, Stewart, Oliver, Miller, Asst. Couch Chisln. ' Varsity Football YVC They f,llllllIXYtl here 34 0 Ames there 14 21 horns, ljllllllllllt' here 14 -35 Grinnell there 40 0 lioosevelt there 19 20 Osknloosn here 25 13 lloone there 6 6 Nl2ll'Sll2lllfUXX'l1 here 13 20 Coaches Cheerleaders Our eouehes this year us ulwnys, have 11111110 Our thanks go out to Iohn, Carol Lee, Don, Nm-wton's sports seheclule one of the finest in the zlnrl Donna for the wonclerfnl joh of eheerlezuling state. They lmve ull worked lmrcl to train our they dicl this year. They really did ll swell joh of tennis into shape for the tough eolnpetition we thinking up new yells nncl ezlrrying forth the hzlve to eneounter. In lmslcethnll, loothnll, wrestl- sehool spirit in those halrtl fought gannes, regardl- ing, tennis, golf and all other sports Newton lligh less of results. enjoys, we know our teanns will always he tops, thanks to the eonehesl 11.ei'l to riglull Pom-lies, Vluisln, lrlirlanhl, Nlillikun. ll.:-fl to viuhtl .Iohn Mallet-r, l'znol FIV, llonnu 'Flnltt-I, lion Monroe Q YV 'IU Y , Xn Nc-wton pulls through salt:-ly. thi l,orz1s. 1jll17lltlllt' 35 - Nt-wton 14 A rnggt-L1 nncl lightning first Lorus ole-vt-11 ftlllglli tht- Czirtlinails tl hittt-r hnt iinmrz-ssivv lt-sson in , I . 1 onsiw- toothull, while- grinding out tl 35-1-l in-tory on-r tht- Crxrcls. Crinnc-ll O - Nc-wton 40 Long hours ol hloclting :incl tart-laliilg clrills to- ffctl 1 with li in-' tt- hittc-r lt-sson thc- 1.101115 gaunt- t night pxiitl worth whilt- c1ivic1t-nc1s ns tht- Czlrtlinnls tilnnplt-cl Crinnt-ll -10-tl Noose-xx-lt 20 - Nt-wton 19 Trying algatin this yt-nr to vrzise- tht- ltonghs lticl nnmlttt ltctl ttnn Nt t lo tt t'l'S ' 'L ' 'R , 'XV 011 VVZIS S XY J 't- 2lllVllIlt2lgt' of the-ir inisttikcs :intl fuilt-cl to inike- tht- om- vostly 1-xtrn point. Thr- tionghritlt-rs rt- striking with swiftnn-ss in tht- :nr ns wt-ll us ng tilt-rt :incl in spits- of tht- Camls fighting rits the-3' wt-nt clown in ch-tm-nt. Curcls clisphxy il stiff ch-ft-nst-. Schedule Ottinnwu 0 - Nc-wton 34 Displaying ll vairic-11 anal wt-11 lmlriiicr-cl offc-nsv and tl rock rihht-cl 111-ft-nst-, tht- Cnrclinuls in- 2l1IQ,lll'1ll't'C1 their 1949 footlmll t-uilipaiigii with ll highly imprvssivt- and soint-what llIlK'XP1'l'lt'l1 nuis- snviw- ow-r Ottinnwn. Ann-s 21 - Nc-wton 14 1- 4-va-nly lmlnm-1-cl offa-nsc and 414-fa-iisv spa-llt-cl -K-ut for tht- Canrclinnls on tht- Ann-s turf. ll tht- Cards could lmvt- playa-ml tht- lust onzn't1-r as the-y rlicl tht- first qntlrtt-r tht-5' nmy tum- won this important C. 1. C. ganna-. liowii- tallu-s thc- pigslxin aironncl 1-ntl. Uskaloosu 13 - Nt-wton 25 1Cr4lsing.E tht- curly lnclirin lt-ntl in tht- Ilonw- roining gzunt-, tht- Cxlrchnails clispltiyz-cl 1-in-rgt-tit' lmrsts of olfcnsiu- :incl cli-fc-nsivv powc-r. 'I'h4- Nc-wton Cnrclinuls In-lpt-ct thc-ir C. 1. C. ranting hy 111-fe-ating Usky 25-ISE. Boom- fi - Nc-wton 6 A lmdly ontplayt-41 Boom- '1'oi't-tulorv 4-lt-ve-n took full r1t1vz1ritugc- of st-vt-rail costly 1-rrors to lxlttlt- tht- Cunlirianls to ai fi-6 ch-zitllor-lc art tht- Boons- gridiron. X1ill'S1ltl11f0VVll 20 - Nt-wton 13 Thx- husky Niurshulltown Bohcaits, with :in assist from Lady Luck and rtitlt-rl hy sa-vm-ml Newton fumbles, I'L'ClJV1'I'CL1 from ti first quarter dt-fit-it to curve ont ll 20-153 vit-tory ut tht- Cnrcliiml turf. 1 I Left to right: B. Fox, M. Moon, D. Smith, L. Cearhart. Homecoming llomecoming this year was, as usual, a traditional event in Newton Iligh. Preceding the game, which this year was played with Oskaloosa, gay festivities were held. A lxig pep meeting was held seventh period with a homecoming parade following complete with pep hand, team, queen, cheerleaders, and a huge crowd of cheering students. Following the Managers Our thanks go out to the foot- ball managers Dick Smith, Lenly Gcarhart, Max Moon, and Bill Fox for their splendid job of being student managers during the foot- hall season. They were always on the job helping where and when- ever needed. It is indeed a great asset to a team to have such capable managers. crowning of the queen, and the game, which took place without a speck of rain, and which, incidentally. we won 25-13, a large dance was held at the Y,,. Both Osky and Newton students were present, and although the Usky spirit was a little dampened, the eclelmration went off with a lmig hang. Left to right: I. Lister. C. Knopf, P, Nic-Murray, C. XV:-nsel. Not pictured: I. Parker. Queen The highlight of the Osky game was the crowning of the Home- coming queen and her attendants. They were elected hy popular vote of the student body. Any senior girl was eligible and the girl receiving the highest vote auto- matically beeaiue queen followed hy the nest four who were her attendants. Iody Lister wore the crown this year, and her court consisted of loan Parker, Connie NVQ-nsel, Pat Mc-Murray, and Carrie Knopf. '12 How 1: Pahre, Griggs, Sheldon. How 2: XVard, Bergstrom, Hobbs, Horner, Ioy Stevens, Skoog, Lanimers, Meyers, Bush, XVilliams, Lust Larrison, Parsons. How 3: Sharp, NVQ-ntzel, Baker, Brown, Caylor, Doane, llansel, Clements, Durant, Salmon, Myers, NVilson Oliver, Varner, Druyf. Row 4: Hoffman, Bladt, Musgrove, Toye, Noe, VViL-klund, Iluinke, Cameron, Richardson, Beckham, XVensel V1-ber, Launmers, Iones. Freshmen Football The freshmen football squad had a very successful season this year. They won four out of their five games, before losing the last contest to the powerful Marshalltown Bob-Kittens. Schedule We They Brooklyn 34 0 Grinnell 20 7 Ames CCentral7 28 13 Ames CVVelehj 25 7 Marshalltown 8 14 Left to right: Coaeh Elliott, Managers, Iohnson, Left to right: Cheerleaders, Cochran, XVileox, XVensel. XVilimelc, XVitiner. .lil Football Lettermen XVENDELL IONES 0335 A senior this year, A'VVindy,' has been an out- standing otlensive and defensive end for the past two years. Ile was rated first team all eonlerenee and received honorable mention in all-state. IACK XVYATT 1345 laelc played first team offensive right tackle and saw some aetion at defensive taekle. lle is a senior this year, BOB 'l'ltOll'l' C355 Bob was a fine bloeker and a hard driving fullhaek. besides being an excellent passer. A senior this year, he served as eo4eaptain of his team. DONN CAMPBELL C205 A Senior, Donn was the mainstay in the Cardinal line this year. Ile was rated second teain all-eonferenee and seventh team all-state, HOWARD BONVIE C215 Howard developed into a fine open field runner. A senior, he was rated first teain all-eonferenee and received honorable mention all-state. BOB ltONliY C225 A senior. Bob held down the right guard position on oltensive, and played a line defensive game, especially against Ames. 'VOXI SIIAHI' C235 A junior this year. Toni proved to be not only a good blocker, but a fine defensive man. Ile should be in good shape for next year's team. CIIAXRLICS IAHNIGAN C2565 ucll1llL'l'i,, was a very fine running and passing tailhaek. A senior, he reeeived honorable mention all-state. CN.-XIC WHICIVI' 45385 A senior this year, Doc-U was a very hard driving fulllmaeli. CZALIC EATON 4395 Cale turned out to be a very good offensive taelfde and also a good hloelter. lle is a senior this year. NOT PICTURED BOB SPARKS-A senior this year, Bob has been an outstanding player for two years. lle was a vieious defensive end, and also served as eo-captain ol his team. RONALD SIMPSON-A iunior, Ronnie played defensive tackle. Ile shows great promise as a line man next year. DICK STARIR-Diek proved to be good field general, and also a fine passer. A iunior this year. he should be excellent material for next year. Football Letterman IACK IVRY Q-Ill A senior, TinyI' was flie liig lyov in tlie eenter of tlie Cardinal line. Ile lield a first plaee lmerili on tlie all-eonferenee team and reeeived lionoralmle inention all-state. LOXl'IiI,L IDNICS 1525 A good defensive guard and vieious tackler, Lovvell will lie returning next year. GEORGE LANTZ 453D A junior, George was a line lmloeker and a Iiard driving lialf'-lmaeli. RODICLL LICll'l'l OU'l' C253 A senior tliis year, lie saw eonsideralile aefion at left iaekle. RONALD RINGCENBISRC 128D A junior, Ron was a very fine Iiard Iiitfing defensive laelcler. Ile will lie fine next year. BILL SIIRUNI 1303 A senior. Bill was a fine defensive full-lmaelc and lialf-lmaek. Ile also played offensive lmaek. BRADLEY REALS CSI? A fine defensive lialf-liaek and also a good of- fensive quarlerliaeli. i'Brad,' is a senior lliis year. FRANK LICYDICXS ififlj A senior. Ifrank was llie signal ealler of' tliis vear's teain. Ile was also a fine liloeker and taekler. DALE MILLER 159D Tlie only soplioinore letterinan, Dale was a verv good broken field runner and Ivloeker. Ile sliould develop into excellent material, DAVID IIUTCIIINS Q54D A senior tliis year, IIuteli transferred from Perry. Ile took Iiis place as a good defensive nian and was also a fine liooter. NOT PICTIJIIICD DONALD RINCCENIIEIIC-- Don'I did a very fine joli on tlie end-around plays fliis year. Ile will lie witli us in Ilie fall. DON SlIICRRICK-Anotlier junior. Don was a vieious defensive line liaelcer and guard. Ile was rated tliird teain alI-eonferenee. BILL ROBSON-Also a junior. Bill was one of tlie lietter offensive ends. Ile was also a very liard liloeker. Seated: Sparks, Mt-Cardell, Campbell, Sharp, XVright, Youngkin. Standing: Sherriek, Cook, Searbrongh, Starr. Notionoi Athletic Honor Society The National Athletic Honor Society, organized in 1925, is a nationwide organiza- tion for high school athletics. A boy that has been elected to this society has attained the highest award possible for high school athletes. The purpose of the organization is to foster high scholarship among athletes, to stimulate balanced training, to elevate ideals of sportsmanship and develop more out- standing leaders. To achieve this honor a boy must have shown the highest type of citizenship and sportsmanshipg his grades for three con- secutive semesters must be a C average or higherg and he must have earned a letter in either a major or minor sport. The different sports in which major letters are won are football, basketball, track, golf, tennis, and wrestling. These letters are given 46 to those who have participated the required number of quarters and have received suf- ficient number of points to be eligible. Be- sides these qualifications, personality charac- teristics which are emphasized are Leader- ship, Character, Scholarship, Service and Sportsmanship. As this is the National Athletic Honor Society, a boy may rightly feel proud to be a wearer of the emblem of such an organiza- tion. It means that wherever he may go in this country, he will be recognized as a good representative of high school athletics and scholarship. This year the organization is composed of two returning members, besides nine others who are new to its ranks. From this number four are seniors and seven are juniors. Row 1: Leydens, Inrnngin, Hutchins, Stnrr, Sparks, Trout. Bow 2: XVylie, Brnyton, R. Ringgcnberg, Blair, D. Ringgenherg. Row 3: Coach Millikan. Loupee, Beals, llerhold, B. Shruin, H. Shrum Not Pictured: XV. Iones. Pella Wilson, Cedar Rapids Oskaloosa Marshalltown Boone Montezuma Ames Roosevelt D. M. Grinnell Oskaloosa Marshalltown lowa City Boone Ames Grinnell Roosevelt. D. Bl. XVest VVaterloo Varsity Basketball Schedule There Here Here There There Here Here There There There Here There Here There Here Here Here C 49 50 46 30 27 5 1 32 45 40 56 46 46 56 48 44 49 --r DI They 2 1 39 39 28 39 33 24 37 47 32 Q0 38 31 42 38 33 45 IG? Conference Champs Imp lI11It 111 1'1gI1tI: II. SIIYIIIII. I7. Iii11g1L1111I11'1'31. 3. IH111-s me-s II11- Imfmp for .1 L'IlQll'IIf 11158 J.lfIxN. 'I4l'llllI. II1-rIJ11IcI. Iir11yt1111. I'1I11i1'. Ii. IIIIILI- , . h 4.HlN.,.u- lA,Hl,t.l,A I. M1111 sI11111tx from II11' I1'1'1' lI1r1m I1111: I XII-511111-I'0rXx11r4I. I111'1111Lii11. ilIIIIN .11 II11- Iv.1xI41'I. 34 yym, Ll,.L.,,,-all, l,,-l.4.i,n,,,- 1l,m.1,i,1e , ' I.1'x1I1'11x I.1I41w cI1'.11IIx' 111111 I111' .1 I1'1'11 tI11'11xx. frm' tow. Basketball Lettermen CHUCK IARNAGIN, senior forward, was the scor- ing spark of the Newton team. Chuck was high scoring man in most of the games and did a good share of the rebounding too. He rated first-string all- state IDPA team, and was voted Iowa's number one all round forward. He was second high conference scorer and was on first string CIC Conference. This ends three years of varsity play for Chuck. FRANK LEYDENS, senior forward, the all-round man for the Cards. Frank's height didn't prove a handicap in rebounding and his scoring was good whenever it was needed. Frank rated on third string CIC Conference. DAVE IIUTCIIINS, senior center, a good re- bonnder and defensive man. Hutch was transferred from Perry and this was his first year as a Cardinal Cager. Hutch rated second team CIC Conference and received honorable mention on all-state team. 'KWINDYU IONES, senior guard, was noted for his flashy ball handling. VVindy,s ability in stalling and splendid passing was probably the deciding factor in many of the close games. He rated second string CIC Conference and received honorable mention on state team. This ends three years of varsity basketball for NVindy,'. DICK STARR, junior guard, a wonderful re- boundcr and ball handler. Dick did his share of the scoring especially on long shots. Dick received honorable mention on CIC Conference team. We'll be hearing plenty of Dick next year. Left to right: Coach Millikang Donn Campbell, Chuck Denniston, managers. BOB SPARKS, senior guard, filled in whenever necessary. Bob's ability didn't lie in point making but keeping the other team from scoring. BOB TROUT, senior center, likewise filled in when needed. Bob was a fine defensive man and held down the center post wonderfully. DONNIE RINCCENBERG, junior forward, like- wise filled in when needed. Don was a good defensive man and didnit do too much shooting but when he did it was usually good for points. VVe'll hear more of Don next year. 49 Ummm-I' I Action! 1-ft: llallwnalglll nnzllws ll lily-llll Loxul right: Uin-lx mlrixvs in for il svt s IAINYUIA lvlqtz ullllfclmn tips il in. lfvlrtm-rx Talk in Hu' lnlclcllv. Uppm In Xl' right: XYi1lcIj'M swisllm il push shut. How 1: McMahon, Lnsl, Lcuthcrmam, Dickerson. Row 2: XVylic, Tcrris, Mc-Dzlnicl, Listcr, Couch Eiilaihl. Row 3: Iurnignn, Lonpcc, Nimmo, Nimmo, Babcock, Fnrlamd. SOPHOBIOBE BASKETBALL 'I'h4- Ncwlon sophomorc cugc force finishccl its hclp thcm in winning.: gumcs. A scrappy tvillll, scvcral sn-arson, which had its ups and clowns, winning nino playcrs arc going to hc strong contcnclcrs lor n gmncs and loosing tcn. Bud luck, conplccl with thc position on ncxt ycurs cugc squad. l-uct that lhcy ncvcr had thc hrcuks, ccrtninly cliclnt FHESHRIAN BASKETBALL 'l'hc Cnrclimrl frcshmcn L'ilj.fCl'S wrotc halrclconrt ut the cnd of thc huskcthull 50315011 sloocl ul cight rccorcls this scuson, cqnnl to thcir gridiron pcr- wins, 1lI'ldtl1I'CClOSSl'S. fornmnccs lust full, A smart, littlc tcam, thcir rccorcl How 1: Puhrc, Mcycrs, Evans, Doanc, Ilunscl, Pickcring, Canncron. Bow 2: Brown, Mcycrs, Hoffman, Toyc, Iona-s, Vcbcr, XVilson, XVcntzcl, Cnylor. 51 Wrestl1'ng Squad Row 1: Christian, Mortcnson, C. Varner, NV. Sharp, Smith, Gifford, Meyer. Row 2: Sheldon, T. Breckenridge, VVicklund, T. Lammers, Richardson, Robson, Blair, G. Breckenridge Row 3: Probaseo, Gearhart, McKellip, Baker, DePringer, Lufkin, Kier, Salmonp Row 4: Scarbrough, T. Sharp, Youngkin, Fry, Simpson, Poage, Bennett. Row 5: Moffitt, Lammers, Schoog, B. Varncr, Coach Chism. Not pictured: Clements. SCHEDULE Newton Opponent North D. M. Here 27 16 Traer Here 19 Tech, D. M. Here 8 Eagle Grove There Clarion Here Tech, D. M. There Traer There Franklin C. R. There East Waterloo Here North D. M. ' There DePringcr on top. What comes next? The VVrestling squad had a successful season winning five matches and loosing four, and tieing one match. Newton was host to the district meet for the first time this year, and then sent three boys to the state meet at Mason City. 52 Vtfrestling Lettermen TOP ROXV: MIDDLE RONALD SIMPSON-Ronnie is a junior and wrestled in the 165 pound class, winning three matches and loosing none. Ronnie placed third in the District meet. DEAN LUFKIN-Dean is a sophomore and wrestled in the 123 pound class, winning seven and loosing three of his matches. Ile placed fourth in the State meet at Iowa City. IERHY SALMON-Icrry is a freshman, Wrestling in the 135 pound class. llc won one match and lost three. Ierry placed third in the District mcet and was a State contender. ROXV: ' LENLY CEAIIIIART-Lcnly is a sophomore and wrestled in the 95 pound class, winning two and loosing eight matches. Ile placed fourth in the District. NVARIIEN DE PRINCER-NVurren, a junior, wrestled in the 118 pound class, winning nine matches and loosing one. XVarren, placed first in the district and was a contender in the State meet at Iowa City. BERT SCARBROLICII-Bert wrestled in the 129 pound class and is a junior. Ile won three matches and lost tour. IIONVARD McKELLIP-Howard wrestled in the 105 pound class and is a sophomore. Iloward won three and lost five ot his matches. BOTTOM HOXV: W IACK FRY-lack is a senior, wrestling in the heavy-weight class. IIe won seven and lost thrce matches. He placed second in the District mect and was a State contender at Mason City. DON YOUNGKIN-Don wrestled in the 155 pound class and is a junior. Ile lost five of his matches and won three. Ile placed fourth in the district. GLEN BRECKENRIDCE-Glen is a junior wrestling in the 112 pound class. Ile won five and lost one of his matches. IIONVARD BOWVIE-Howard, a senior, wrestled in the 145 pound class. Ile won four matches and lost thrcc. Ile placed third in the District meet. lack Fry at work with the shot put. 7950 Track Because of the early publication of the 1950 annual we will only be able to give you a quick setting for the spring track season in N.H.S. Although graduation took a large part of the Cardinal track power, indications point to the fact that this year's trackmen will be better balanced than the 1949 crew. At the State Indoor meet at Iowa City, Newton placed nineteenth, unable to show any real strength. However, the following week the squad placed fourth at the Valley Relays. Dick Starr received a first in the high jump, going over the bar at 5 ft. 7 in. The other Newton points were scored by the two-mile relay, and the broad jump by Don Ringgenberg. Again going up a step, the Card thinclads placed second in the Osky Relays. In addition to the mile relay in which Newton pulled down second place, the Cardinals garnered points in three of the other relays. In field events lack Fry heaved the shot to drag down third, while Dave Hutchins laced second in the football throw behind Ritter ofp Grinnell. Many of the performances of the Card cindermen were very encouraging, and according to all hereto- fore indications, the Newton thinclads should have a very good season. As the annual goes to press the results of the other track meets of the season are unknown. Thinclads warm up during practice for a meet. 5-1 if. ii Sli lack VVyatt goes over the top. 7950 Track The Newton sprinters will participate in at least ten and possihlx thirteen meets this spring. The tentative schedule is as follows April 8- April 15- April 21- April 25- April May - May 6- May May 15- May 19- May May 27- MANAGERS Student managers for the Cardinal cindermen this year are Craig VVright, Rodell Lightfoot, Lenly Cearhart, and Ronnie Iarnigan. They have done a very fine job, and they should be given many thanks. Left to right: L. Gearhart, C. Wright, R. Lightfoot. Not pictured: R. Iarnigan. SCHEDULE State Indoor Meet at Iowa City Fieldhouse. Valley Relays at Dest Des Moines. Oskaloosa Relays at Oskaloosa. Nevada at Newton. 28-29-Drake Relays at Des Moines. 3 Marshalltown at Marshalltown. Grinnell Interscholastic at Grinnell. 12-13-State District Meet. Grinnell at Newton. Central Iowa Conference meet at Oslcaloosa. 2223-Undergraduate dual with Ames. State Outdoor meet at Iowa City College track 'l'wo major lc-ttvrwinnvrs ancl a minor awartl winncr arms :nnong tlnt 4-anclimlatc-s lor tla- N4-wton goll' sqnacl tllis svason. So lar tln-ir only an-tion lias lwvn against tlic- ltoosvvs-lt goltim-rs, in wliit-li the-y we-rv mlm-lvatvcl. Tla- Carcl linlqstvrs an' slatn-cl to su' at-tion viglut tina-s, tlw SClN'illllL' ln-ing as liollows: April IS-ltoosm-Yclt at Xvwton. April 25fltoos1-volt at Uvs Nloincs Xlu 6 In ' ' Xlixy FJ Xlay IIS Xlaj' I5 Nlay 20 Nlay 27 ff I All at an-. I 1 . if 4 t . I 5-, 1... 'vii .-Xnics at Newton. Cm-ntral Iowa Clllll-l'l't'llL'l' Nh-vt at Nvwton. Yortli at Nc-wton. Distrivt tonrnanrvnt at Dvs Nioinc-s. Qtatm- Mm-t at Aincs. Row 1: B. Bryson, D. Ioy, D. Spvasc-. ltow 2: D. Nlootlrart, I. Caylor, C. Atwood, F. Pwnnvtt, F. NVilinn'l4, It. Cralmtrc-cr. Not pit-ture-cl: Carroll .fXnclvrson, D. Compton, B. Morris, I. Snymlvr. Golf Tennis Tlic struggle- for lu-rtlis on tlic tt-nnis tc-am is a wiclc opt-n allair witli l-'3 cancliclatvs working out 4-acli rlay at tla- Nlaytag Park L-ourts. 'lilrc tvain will lac lmnilt aronnml four minor awarcl winnc-rs, two lx-ing lost lay last ya-ar's graclnation. As tlw goltcrs, tln-ir only action lnas ln-1-n against tlic- Hooscvm-lt squad, in wllicll tlwy wx-lv lll'l'l'l1li'Kl. 'Illia' 1950 nvt- nwn scln'1lnlt' inm-lnclvs st-xvn outings. ln-ing as follows: April IS-ltoostwvlt at Nvwton. Nlax' 2-ltoosvw-lt at Dos Nloinvs. Xlay ti-'l'onrnain1'nt at Crinnm-ll. Ntay 9-Anws at Xt-wton. Slay l5-Xlortli at Nc-wton. Nlay :2tlADistric't tonrnann-nt at Dc-s Nloinvs. May 27-State' Ylv0lll'llilllIl'lll at AIIIUS. vitational tournann'nt at QXIIIVS. la-lt to riglitz I. lialrcom-lc. ll. Xlong, S. Dnnitz, G. Coolc. P. YVriglit, B. Mc-Carclm-ll. 7 fa E .af Z .. lifu V., .f. cw' mmf nm'c'r bf' forgnflvn, for lu all had 'The Timr' of Our I,iL'r'.s'. H' ICI' M 'Wx X' 4-. .g, s ' f' V'-. A: -,,,. --, .ax SSM sy., 1 4 NK my 32:4 9- '. i W f 4 5 ws- ' 95 Rf Ia N 4. 1-, x-N 1 . - -. 'iff' f '. ,X . 'N x ff:M: .Qf an 4 :fir 'wk X '-u f'?x ' x it Now l: Sparks, Ihitchins, Dcnniston, Inu-ksou. Iiclui l'1rsoi1 llow 2: llvlllictt, Slialrp, 4 Not l'ic'tl1i'c-tl: llc-rholcl. s, Calvin, Cook, Mm'C:n'4h-ll. Student Congress Student Congress is ninth- up of thc' officers of thc Iunior mul Senior classes tuicl at rc-pi'esciitutivv from vzlch of tht- sophomore llOllli'l'lJUll1S. 'l'hvy plan and llffilllgl' all school fuiictiotis tuicl try to rim the school us tht- stuclcnts wish. 'l'hx-5' mvt rc-gulurly 1-vm-i'y 'l'm-srluy morning chiring pre'-ussviiihly to clisn-miss prolah-ms mul coming events. YVith the nicl of their uipulmlt- oftiu-rs Boh Sparks, prosiclcutg Tom Sharp, vice- prvsinh-ntg and lorry NVis1-, sn-cretury-trc-asmirvr, tht- Stuclc-nt Congress has clone u Womlcrtiil iolv of 4'1lI'l'yll1Q out tho stliclvnts Wishes zmcl desires. XV' want to 1-xtt-ml our thanks :incl apprecia- tion for all they lmvm- clom- to imikm' N.ll.S. ai fim-i' school. Student Council Stud:-nt Coimvil is thc' Iuiiior lliffh organization clisciissccl :mtl solw-cl. This vvzu' thc- officers were us ol 1'e-pre-sr-iitntiu-s of thc- Sllltlvlll hotly. lfuvh home- follows: pre-sich-iit, Betty Grfilmiiig vim- prvsich-nt, Put room 1-lwts om' mviiilwi' to the couiivil. All prohlcms nncl 1-Yviits urn' Dl'l'SK'llll'Cl lwlorm- tht- group to he Iohiisong sw.-rn-tary. Suiiclm liiiiim-rtg tn-usilrvr, Marilyn Xlimly. Row l: Cmlmiii, Emmm-rt, Iohnson. Row 2: XYilllX700l'lllL'S, Swihurt, llillSllllXV. .1 ltow im: Smith, Cnrmc-r, Mc-yvrs. Row 4: Iuckson, Annis, XVhitv, Doty. .xH .W .M ,-W.. SENIOR FEDERALISTS SENIOR NATIUNALISTS Suite-cl: Sparks, Dmiuiston, xlC'NIlll'l'1ly, Viigllt. Sc-utmi: loss, lucksou, lIoH'm41n, Ilutvliins. Stalililiini: Mzitvcr. Stamcling: Nic-Malin. Campaigns During thc first ww-ks of school, all iIlUllQIliS i11c'icle-lic-0, but molmbly tht- equality of thc- party -nrm-d to tluk big L7l'0Illl'lll of ch-L-tiilg thc class of- lIlL'lllbl'l'5 madc tlmv election COIIIK' out so vw-lily. fic:-rs amd l0ilKll'l'S tor tlu- L'0lllillj.f yu-nr. Tllv 4-lnssvs Each party in both thc Iimior and Si-nior clalssi-s had llzlving lwm-11 divicivd into two purtim-S, Nutionnlists thru' vaxlididaltc-S c'lt'ctvci. incl Ft-dorulists, that C'lllIllJ1liQ.fllS wa-rv quickly gotten I V 4. llIld1'l'XV2ly by-thc' luircl working HIQIIIQIQCTS. Stickvrs , P 'U'g 't'fm 211111 f'HmkS Shmlld IW gn? ff' uw Won, pl.hm.d fm wwll lnlrlyw amd Q,wl.y Stmivm was tour L-ilnupnugim !lIlll.ltl,Q,'t'l'S'iOI' tlimrk fvorlt both during Qpm-ling A my PM-ty 1-ilmou, playing 111.14 tlwir and uftc-rthc1-lm-110115. Sviuipiiig hfll'kt'lS und. ts-airing Wlmmll, mllics' pOSu,l.S Slmmg up tm N-Wy xvnll and down' postvrs was lN'Yt'l' L'lJllSldl'I'tiCl lllllL'll tim, but mile-tin boqircl with witty mul L'lk'Yk'l' sayings boosting all Sfgm Qf th' l'l Ct m had d'M'DWk1m'd by uf tlu- x'au'ious vgiiulitlggtt-5, ll1Oi'lll1lQ,' zxttvi'-tlmiiksvto tlw illuilzlgws. Ashwc- sand I twtorv. thc I'l'SllhS oi tin- vote- wc-rv proof 4-nougli Tlix- rvsult oi all this lmrd work was wortlmhiic- that lmotll mrtivs wr-rv vc uully viitliilsialstim' in ilIK'il 1 ' I I for both pairtivs. It might lmw- bm-11 luvk or co- 4-ninpaligiis. IUNIOR FEDEltJXl,lSTS AIUNIOR N.-XTlUN,'Xl.ISTS Sc-atm-cl: Cniiuglu-r, Sharp. Calvin. Cook. Scntocl: IIAUIQIH, I.1u1sri1d. Nh-Curclc-ll. Not picturvd: lonvs. Not pic-turcd: Blair, Hobson. SU lNlARYANNE EVANS Salutcltorian The motto our class has chosen is, What we are to be, we are becomingf' One of the most important factors in what we are becoming is the school. The habits and characteristics we have formed during school years are the ones we will probably have all our lives. For the school, our graduation will merely mean another job finished, another class graduating, but the school's impression on us is one that cannot he fully evaluated. Our school has given us the tools with which to build our futures. True, the strength of the tools, and their size, depends upon the industriousness of each individual in securing themg but, nevertheless, they have been there waiting to be grasped. W'e have had numerous opportunities which cannot be fully appreciated. Many opportunities will still wait for us when we are ready to find them. Whether we go on to school or find some other line of occupation, the influence of what we have had here at Newton High School will be felt time after time. Our years as a group will soon be ended. The members of our class will be scattered over many different places and activities, but each one will find his niche in the cogs of the world's machinery. Each will have his own part to play. We have been given our chance. We only hope to be able to give something in return. lil! Valedictorian Twelve years we have worked toward it- graduationl And now that the time to leave New- ton High has really come, we do so with mixed feelings. For these years have not been spent without many deep influences upon us, and it is natural that our happiness of reaching graduation be tinged with regret. NVe feel happiness for a thing accomplished, regret for a thing that is doneg eagerness for a new sort of life, sadness that this old familiar life is no more ours to live, excitement for a new feeling of independence, and apprehension of being on our own in an unsettled world. But may the least of our feeling be resignation because, though graduation marks the end of high school for us, it is actually the beginning of a new and fuller life. And may the accomplish- ments we have made here not be laurels to rest upon, but, instead, the prods to make us fulfill the promise we have shown. Together as a class we have reached one goal. Now as individuals may we each make for our- self security, success, and happiness. NORINNE SHEPHERD SENIOR DELTA MU DELTA How I: Iivuiis, Shcplicrd, Ihnsniorc. NIr'NIu1'rny, Brit-rly. lion' 2: Klyn, St-Iiippi-rs, Shclclon, Iuckson, Lunsrud, Ilorn, Listr-r. How 3: NYrigl1t. Czunpbcli, Di-nniston, Illlfflllilll, Sparks, ClllIIlllill'Ii, IIr'nLI1'icIQs, Ilotgvr. Not picturt-cl: Luffcrty, Colin. Delta Mu Delta IM-Ita Nlu Dvltii. ax national Iionorziry sovivty. Iizls -Ks wi-II as tht- informal stunts whit-Ii wt-rc pIunnc-cI Inu-n in 1-xistt-iicv in N4-wtun High for runny yr-urs. by old Dt-Ita Mu invnilwrs. an iinprvssiw- forum To In- vligihlt- to In-lung, in your junior yvur you vc-rcinony was In-Irl for f0I'lIIi1I initiation. Imvv to In- in tln- uppvr five ps-r-writ of tlic class. Thr- socic-ty has cliosm-n for its cinhlcln tht- toruli ot Tvn pvrccnt of tha' srnior class is chosvn on tlic knowIt-dgz' surrountlc-tl Iiy the Ivttcrs C. S. L. S Imsis of scliolursliip, lc-:ich-rsliip. sc1'vicc-,xmlcliurzictcr. which stand for c-Imran-tvr, si-rx'icv, Iczulm-rslmip, and Tlu-sc studs-nts must In- in the upper onv-fourth of sc'I1oIz1rsI1ip. thi- class. The top four sc-niors are the years officers. JUNIOR DELTA NIU DELTA Row l: Kool. Price, Kloppenborg, Svlirucicr. IIlllIllIIl'l'Iy. Row 2: B1ll'l'IL'IlIi'l'. Loupve. Not picturf-CI: Ions-s. Quinn. lil Row 1: Dunitz, Painter, llenning. Row 2: Ilotger, Kent, Trotter. Hansel. llow 3: McMurray, Grosvenor, Evans, Rohrdauz, Guthrie, McMannis. Row 4: Advisor Lansrud, Langmaid, lohnson, Ilammerly, Ilorn. Y-Teens Every girl in high school is eligible to belong to Y-Teens if she wishes to. It is an organization to give girls the opportunity to work together at the things that interest them most. This year, various programs have been held which were a lot of fun for the girls. Over nightsv were given for the dif- ferent classes, which included swimming, badminton, basketball, and very little sleep. Also, a Marti Gras, a Christmas party for small children, and a Mother- Daughter Banquet were part of the year's activities. Row 1: Vioody, Bleakney, Langmaid. Science Club The Science Club is for the benefit of all students interested in scientific study. They hold their meet- ings at noon, and with the aid of Mrs. Brown, dig deeper into the study of their scientific interests. This year they have had some very interesting pro- grams, besides the Biology Fair which, of course, held much attention. The officers elected for thc past year were as follows: IoAnn Guthrie, president: Lavonne Burrichter, vice president, and Myrna Price, secretary-treasurer. Row 2: Laskcwitz, Guthrie, Price, Klyn, Hotger, Mrs. Brown. Row 3: Myers, O,Leary, Loupee, Herbold, Patterson, Schrader, Hendricks, Gaylor, Lafferty. G2 Row 1: Bcghtcl, Heddon, Vander How 2: Lannners. Cihson, Troen, Mccardell, Smith, Criehling. Clements. Latin Club For the fourth year the Concilinni Latinilnn has heen active in N.H.S. The advisor of the chih is Miss XVilcox. 'l'he nieinhers of this organization arc all interested in foreign languages and in this clnh they have a chance to express their viewpoints and discuss topics ol' interest and importance. Seated: Cross, Falcs, Brne, Cilhcr Kcif, Dnnitz, Spclhnan, Fox. Crahain, Travis, llohncs, Clements. Rollstin, Dickinson, Birkenholz, B. Library Club Helping students to find lihrary inaterial is the purpose of the lihrary clnh staff. Miss Turner is their advisor. From this staff one girl is assigned to the lihrary tahlc each period. They are always willing to help yon in selecting and finding a hook to read for pleasure, a report, or research. Keeping track of hoolcs, charging fines, arranging displays and shelves are sonic of their most important dnties. t. Standing: Caniphell, llendricks, Eldridge, B. Caniphell, Schuring, Bein- tci na, Miss Turner. fill Seated: NYarden, Brahms, Bnllers, Kool. Standing: Sawyer, Burriehter, Dougherty. Forensic League The National lforensie League which is a national organization, was formed only tour years ago in Nlewton High. Members ol this group are all, in sou Po nn ne wax' ints mhel' very mueh interested in puhlie speaking. given lor pertorinanees and a eertain require-cl tor memhership. The groups whieh are exteniporaneous speaking, and clehate. The students also have an interest in clramaties. partieipateml in are: interpretive reading, Heaterlz Sawyer. Bralnns. Bll1'Tlt'llti'l'. Kool. Debate L ntler the chreetion ot Mr. Grout, the clehate team has heen very aetive in the past year. They have attenrlecl many clehate meets hoth at home and at other sehools. The question whieh they clehated this year wasp liesolvecl: That the President of the United States should he elentecl hy the clireet vote of the people. This year the team was made up eompletely of lnniors, Sophomores, ancl Freshmen. There were no Seniors on the team. anfling: XX'arclen. Hllfiflllll, Hollstin. Iohnson, Bullers, Coehran, Graham, Baker, Dougherty. :ill Sczitt-cl: Saiwycr, llutgcr, Listcr, Cohn, Evans, Bricrly, llcnclricks, Cinninzxck, llannincrly, Kloppcnlwrg, Coopcr. Sttnuling: tlullnglit-x', l,tllI1ll'l', DL-Cuinp, Lunsrucl, Slain, Xlr. Cmnt, Bliss Biwluw, Burton, Bcghtcl, llorn, Dun- niston. Thespians 'l'hc nicnihcrs of this national organization arc itll. in swim- NYQIY. wry nnlch intcrcstccl in clrinnutics, such its lighting. acting. and ull liincls of crcws. A ccrtuin illlllll7t'I' of points innst hc coinpilccl tlwnnghont tht- proclnctions of plays to lmccoinc at nicinhcr. This your thc clnh has hccn vcry activc, initiating it ltirgt- group nt ncw incinhcrs ztntl holding lncctings in which thcy cliscnssctl i'an'ions topics conncctccl with clrannatics. 'l'hc nl'l'icci's for this j'L'2ll' wcrc: l'rt-sitlcnt ---- Ann Brit-rly Yicc l'rc-siclcnt Dclinur llcnclriclis Scc1'ctn1'y - lXluryaumc Evans llll't'1lSlll'L'l' Ct-orgc Ctnninacli Quill and Scroll Quill itncl Scroll is an lionoran'y lournulistic Socicty. Only thc scholastic nppci' thircl of tht- jnninr or scnior class nlaly hc consiclcrctl for this mgniiizutimi. Thrcc sc-incstcrs of cithcr innnutl or ncwspatpcr, or an cninhinutinn of lmth arc ncccssury. 'I'hcy arc thcn sclcctctl on tht- lmsis of rlnatlity, and qnnonnt of work clonc. 1-ntl their intcrcst shown in innrnulisin. 'I'hc incnihcrs gnc thcn rccmnincnclccl to tht- lltllllllltll lmiml and witccl on us to wht-thcr thcy will hccunic incin- hcrs. 'l'hc oftict-rs lor this ycur tll't'I l'rcsiclcnt ----- Bula Cohn Vicc Prcsiclcnt Xlairytninc livuns Sccrt-tary - Xorinnc Slit-plum-nl 'l'rcusnrc-r Ioitnn llichnrcls How l: llcntlriclcs. Cohn, Lamsrncl, SCtll'l7l'0lIgll. llmv 2: Bntin, llcston, llnrn, llotgcr, DcC1nnp, Nluin. How 3: Listcr, Scliraclc-1', lltunincrly. Brit-rly, Hong. Not picture-cl: livatns, Shclclon, Slicplicrcl, McNlnrr:1y, Quinn. el .3 NEXVTONI.-X atc-tt: Co-cclitors. lirivrly, Colm: Busiiivss xIilIl2lgC'l'. llvston: Copy liclitor, ltolirclauiz: Art. Nliiing Fin-lilly Co-1-clitor. Sclimrlt-it: Cliisst-s Editor. liutiiiz Sports lfctitor. Slltlliltlll .-Xvtivitivs Editor. Dvcauiipz Imiior ltigli I'Ictitor, B4-311111-lg .Xclvwtisirig Editor, Auclc-rsong Circulation, Quinn. llltttllgl lhlllttf, vi1!liltl'tli'T, NIc'Cra1c'k1-ii, Ifc-rguson, Cairlmtmii, Schultz, Hong, cJtiiiL'Iltllll'gl'f. Sl'tlI'i3l'llIlQiI, ltosviilwrgvr. XViHi4uns, NIL'Xl2lllIliS. Iiigrulmm. NEXVTUNIX NEXVS S4-uh-ci: Miss Marais Standing: Lloyd, Bzitclwin, Smith. livzniis, l.islm-r, tlotgm-r, Sliippy, tlaumm lit-rictricks, Svlnmtiiorst. National Award Vifinner A singulzu' honor came to Newton High School this spring, when .loam Grosvenor. an senior this year, was nwurclecl one of the five prizes given in the country for her cssuy on My Contrihution to the Preservation of the American XNQIY of Life. The contest. sponsored by the Order of Reclmen. drew ten entries from Newton, but jonn's was the only one to gain this national recognition. As her prize, loam receives il 81,000 three-year seholairship to any college of her choice. Her essay, husecl on an poem entitled Lines which she wrote in English class, carried as its theme the thoughts of youth. Although we coulcl not print the entire essay, we are puhlishing helow the poem, as husis of her prive-winning paper. QIOAN CROSVENOR LINES I would like to be a great artist with tlie world stretclzed across my easel. I would Ilien blot all of the lines of color differences with , paint of lzurmonious colors so tlzey would no longer exist. I would like to be a famous engineer. Tlzen I could erect lnidges so people could satisfactorily cross the lines of fear and nations could live peacefully. 'I would like to be a powerful atlzlete, a magic footed runner, who at tlze finisli of my race could break the lines of greed and selfishness. 'KBut who am IP I am only youtlzf But-I am tlze future artist, the engineer, and the athlete, united into one lleingf' G7 lion lion lion lion' llow l: Nlonroc, lfunk, Bruluus, Sturrctt, Curloclx, Norris, Stcwurt, Luflc1'ty, 2: I.iL'llIlt'y, llnvcus, Fcrgusou. liuriclon, Crichling. NVitincr. Coopcr, NlL'l'illdClCll, llorscinuu, Bullcrs, Klillcr. :lz Czuuphcll. 13. Stcwalrt, Tulhot. Sauuucls, Cumlilil, Springcr. Stcwurt, Crosvciior, Scovillc, lloffiuuu, lioussos. Brown. 4: Paul. Xinuuo. xl1lIlilt'l'1,0l, llohucs, lligclon, Mahon, Shippy, llulkcy, ltosc, BIcClclluucl, Kliug, Mr. Burton. 5: Stockton, Cohn, Siihuon, Xihc. lDcCiuup, XYcust-l, Diusiuorc. Orchestra contcsts this spring :incl tlitl vcry wi-ll. Crctlit shoulil Iucluclccl in this ycziifs uiuny pcrloruuuiccs, uuclcr thc clircctiou ol' A. IC. Burton. tht- city fcstivzil wus give-u which incluth-cl grzzclc school, junior high, uncl st-nior high school stuclt-nts. It was dirt-ct:-cl hy Mr. Nlzittcrn, qi liornu-r grzuliuitc of Ne-wtou High. Bt-sich-s thcir various pcrforiuaiiiccs cluriug thc yt-ur. scvcrul soloists :incl small groups pauticiputccl in also hc gin-u to thc Tlicutrc Orchcstrai which has nclclc-cl much to tht- rlrzuuutic productions throughout thc- ycur. 'l'hc oliliccrs for tht- past ycur arc as follows: prcsiclcut, Bctty Lnffcrtyg vicc prcsiclcut, lack llalkc-yz st-cn'tary-trciisilrcr, lo Norris. lihrnriaiu, Dick Stockton: husincss inzinugcr, Bcity LL'llllCy. TIIEATHE ORCHESTRA How l: Lcmlcv. lluvcus. Tnlhol. I. Stcwurt, Laiffcrty, B. Str-wart, Grosvc- nor. Coopcr. How 2: Sauuucls. Sturrctt, llolincs, Shippy, llnllicy. liow Il: Chu-lock, llorscuuui, Nil-nscl, Dinsuiorc, Mr. llurtou. Stockton, Mt-Clcllund. How Nou l: Crosxx-11or, Stewart, lliutt, NVl1itc, Main, Bc-olcos-111, Shippy, Grim-liling, YVit111c'1', Coopm-11 2: Rosc, Prior, Clilmson, ll1111kc-, Bowers, Xvilllfllxl' Pol. Kinross, lligclon. llolmc-s, S1-ovillv, llcrlrolcl. Nong llilcl11l11'z111zl, Kono, Scl1ipp1-rs. Row 'lr 111-ssou, XVili1111-lc, l0llIlSUIl, K. Ni111111o, NVili111:'li, llz1lllQ1-y, Smitll, L. Shippy, NOl'llll'lll, Nlllllllll. 8111'- ricl1t1-r, Ya-lwr, l,Lltfl'1'S0ll, clt'Lll'llilI'l, NlL'lJilI1ll'l, Lust, Cnvlor, Snook, Klinq, XI1'Cl1-ll1111nl, 15. llosv. llow 4: CAt 1'iql1tl S111-us, Cook, Ki111lo1', llillIllllL'l'lj', KIL'NllIl'l'21j'. How 5: Nlr. lll'I1l'y, Cozzul, Sion-lato11, XXI-11s1-l. Nllllllllilfl, Nl11i11, CI11111c'ro11, l.illllI1l1'l'S, lll4ll'l'lf'. Not pin-t11r1-cl: Bolx Colm. Band Tlw l3g111cl l111s l7l'k'Il a1n'tix'c- i11 llllllly awlivilivs i11 tlw o:1l-of-loxx'11 c'o11l1-sts wus ilu' IllLlI'l'l1lllQ' l11111cl i11 ilu-i1 I palsl y4'ilI', llllllly ol' llli'lll nvw to Nvwlon lligll. 111-xx 1111il'o1'111s. lIlSll'2lil of going to L'l7Illl'Sl, ilu- Bamcl D2lI'llk'llJill1'll ill 'l'l11- lJklSlxl'll71lll g:1111c's W1-llv also lin-111'cl up l1y ilu tlw 'l'1'i-citivs lllstivul lu-lcl at Fort Doclgv, which also loyal littlv pn-11 lnuml. A lot ol c-11-clit for ilu- Slll'l'l'SS I im-lllcle-cl A1111-s. 'I'l11- Hamel also 111z1cl1- il t1'1111sc1'iptio11 ol' our sports l7l'lJQI'1llll Slllllllil ln- glYl'll to tl11's1 for KXYDNI wl1i1'l1 was plnyvcl in l'li'lH'll2ll'f'. 'I'l11-yulso Hllllll'IllN. 'I'l11- YIIS' lmml is llIlll4'I' tI11- lllI'l'l'llUll ol Qzux- tlwir 11s11:1l L'Ol1k'4'l'lS llII'UllQll0llt ilu- Y4'1lI'. A Xlr. llolu-rl Ile-nrv. filllliliilf sight nt llhllll' l'oo'1l111ll g11111c's, mul' 11 fvw ' PEP BAND How l: Cnylor, Sli'XYAll'l, Clilmson, NYl1itc-, M. Ros:-, Mcclm-llullcl. llow 2: li. liosv. Sllippy, xlklllllll, x1OUtlIilI'l. llalllwy, cll'2ll'lI2ll'l, S111ill1. Mixed Chorus Under the capable direction of Mrs. Olga Hoff- man, the Mixed Chorus has been unusually fine this year. The annual Christmas concert was a part of their work, and it showed a great accomplishment. Many solos, and ensembles, besides the entire choir made the performance one of the most beautiful ever given. Also, the choir sang at some of the various assemblies during the year, including Thanks- giving, Christmas, and graduation. May 2, Newton played host to the Tri-City Festival which included about 225 voices, was under the direction of Maynerd Klein from thc University of Michigan. After a day of work and practice, a very beautiful concert was given in the evening. Many of this year's singers also participated in the All-State chorus concert which was given in the fall. The officers for the past year were: President - - Don Monroe Vice President - - Donn Campbell Secretary-Treasurer - - Nancy Calvin Ames and Fort Dodge. The chorus, composed of Librarian - - - Ioan lloffmau Row 1: Painter, Adams, VanZee, Hendricks, McMain, Cammaek, Zegers, Calvin, Paul, Cooper, Atwood, Prior, I. Stewart, Price, Mrs. Hoffman. Row 2: Law, Durant, Iackson, Christian, Lloyd, less, Shippy, Monroe, Compton, Denniston, Sparks, Campbell Lansrud, Wensel, Wilscmn, Horn. Row 3: Engle, Quinn, Guthrie, Reynolds, Otten, Briefly. Gallagher, lloffman, McCardell, Iones, XVright, Nibe Main, Iones, Lynn. Row 4: Kreager, Oliphant, Gibson, Carnahan, VVinchell, Luther, Grosvenor, Santen, Blair, Bullcrs, Holmes B. Stewart. Rohrdanz, DeCamp, liammerly. s v s VOCAL GROUPS The various vocal groups have participated in quite a few events. The Boys Quartette has sung in several programs, and pep meetings. The Mixed Quartctte has also sung many places, and they sang a large part in the Christmas Cantata. The Girls Trio has been one of the most success- ful groups for the past two years. They have sung many places in Newton and have also participated in contest. The Girls Sextette which was formed at the start of the year, only sang a few places and then was disbanded. The performances these groups gave throughout the year were very successful. T0 GIRLS CLEE CLUB limx' ln Staufvit. xlL'I'v2lCldt'Il, Dunill. Admins, Yuxxlm-, 'l'l1umpso11, Nlillvr, Prin-0, Murosv, Mrs, llolqfmnn. Hmm' 2: lvllfllllf. lfilflilllll. Robsrm, N1L'fTl'1lL'kl'll, l n-lglwuvyx, Lunsrucl. Nilw. llalridon, lligmlmm. Priur, Bowvrs. , . . N . Imxx 3: Xlvyx-1'w, Qmnu, Culvm, Iilucknw, Nlaun, C.und1H Illgmlmlll.Ilf1l1llc's,Ex1gls', DcC1m1p, Hllllll'S,l,1lI'5-UIIS. Hmm' -1: Snwym-1', Ottvn, lhlyxmlcls, Clutlmric. Caxrnalllzul. Cilusuu. Kuppi OFFIKIEHS l?I'l'Sidl'Ilf ---- ' - Put lhilltvl' Yiw- l'1'vwi4lm-nt - - - Ninn Aclzulls Sm-1'4'l11I'y f - IAIYOIIIII' l3l11'riclnll-r I4iIll'1ll'iklIl - - ftllflllfll liullnlglllx BUYS CZLICI Ham Ig Lluyrl. Ii. Sparks, lxcmo, li. Blmr, Clmrxstuun. Hrs. l,I'l'Sidi'Ill Yicw' l'l'4's S4'L'l'1't1ll'y l,ll7l'llIAIiHl Cl .U li IIUHIIILIII. 11. Blll'I'ii'lltl'l'. Stewart, Kwai. l,ul aurm-. UFFICICIRS - - A - - Craig XY1'igl1t idvut - lmwvll Ium-s - D4-lunar lh-mll'ic-ks - - Bralcllm-5' XIc'XIuin Huw 2: In-ss, S1lIltl'll, lllingsworth, NIL'C11l'Kll'H, XYylim-, XYrigIut, Balrllvs, llc-nclricks. H How 3: U1lllzlgIN'l'. f:2lIlllll1lL'k, Spruguc, lillllvrs, Baker, Iom-s. llvnnislon, ll. Blair, Alwuucl. lluiimzm. Tl How llmx Now '3 How 4 4 Bowers, Bn-rcl. lluglws. Schultz. l'inlmrgc-r, Bnlulv. Kling, Xlvyi-13 llh-ukm-y, M.1lwn, llnmimm, llklllt'X'SOIl. Szmiplv, llmisv, Mitclu-ll, lainie-s, Swilmrt, llinslmw, Vilxilizullv, Nm-I. llulmlms, ll:-mli'im-lxs, liilllglllillil. Xlbucly. Cauupln-ll, l'm1'1i4-ll, S1-limu-g. Sflllllllilllll Future Homemalcers of America Tliis 0l'giIlliZL1tl0Il, Tha- Futura- Ilomcmukcrs ol Aim-rica, is mnclc- up of girls illtCl'CSlICCl in that typf- ol' activity. The llomcmukiug group was umlvr tlic- aclvicc mul tvacliing of Mrs. Cow-y. The mc-ctings of tlw group consist of lc-arnillg new mctliocls of cook- ing, sm-wing, :incl otlic-1' homo knoxvlc-algo iclc-us. The-sv girls lmvc givvu sc-x'c1'ul tous. and luwv also sc-1'x'c-cl sc-xx-1'z1l coinplctc dimicrs during thv yvur. Tliv office-rs for tlic- past yvzu' Imam- lx-mi: l'1'vsiclc-nt ----- Nlilfiilll liowcrs Vice Prvsiclvut - - Nlarcia Bcrcl Sl'Cl'0ti1l'B' - NVinif1'0cl Spolm rlll'l'ilSllI'l'l' - Juclv Ilughcs liss Klllglllllll I lion lion Row Row ' 2: Oliver. W. Sharp. Sheldon, Ziehainan, Childs, Livins, Nlilberu, Mortenson. 13: Burke, Xliller. Vincent, Blake, Morris, llesson, Searbrough, Mahair, Springer, Bush, Otten. bl: .'Xuderson. ltiehardson, Milbern, Pools, D. Miller, Youngkin. L. Blom, Clemens, Schultz, Bowie, Baker Springer. Edge, D. Blom. l: Nlr. Sehaliel, Morgan, T. Sharp Hartgraves, YVise. Future Farmers of America Under the direction of Mark Schakel. the Future Farmers ot .-Xnierica have been one of the most active groups in school. During the yljill' thev have farmed 54 acres of land southwest of town, Thev also won a tractor and equipment in the State Soil Conservation contest. The FFA. Banquet was held with a fine turnout. Many trips were taken to observe and learn more about their subject. One trip was taken to the State Convention in Cedar Rapids. This year the chapter had two bovs entered in the state speaking contest. The two delegates Were Toni Sharp and Don Younglxin. Both bovs Won the silver award. The officers for the past year have been: President --------- Toni Sharp Albert Schmidt John Morgan - - Jere VVise Vice President - Secretary - Treasurer Reporter - - Caroll Anderson Assistant Kenneth Hartgraves Sentinel - - Arden Noe TW SNAPS Upper ln-ft: lust il litth- L-lmt in tha- Blue Teapot. Uppa-r right: XYol1kl you like- to climb ll mountain? Nlimlcllv 14-ft: Mr. Hohut slxukcs lmncls with Curollcsn Nliddlv I'igl1tZ.TllI'l'L' of our N.lI.S. sc-niorsH15 yn-urs ,owe-r lvft: How dovs the m-W hair tonic work, U5-50' fhvff wflillltp Bfll'flYv B- Lilffvftya M' ullupy' Horn. RL'C'0gI1lZ0 them? Lowa-1' right: Onv of our Fds. working on Llllllllkll. I 'Q SNA-XPS l'pp1-1' lf-lt: llow :lo you to-I, Iolm? You lmw- Sllt'll l'PD4'l' riglmlz Xlllmtls going on In-rf-, Rally---'l'om?' l'll'll'll'Ill nursvsl Looks likl- Put l'Q1intvr in xln- lmvlxgrouml. Xlirlnllv lm-lt: Nly limlnlyllll Nlirlcllv riglutz lloxfa llu- NX1llC'l' tocluy. Im-lxim-P Colcl? l.owm-1' la-ft: llmmm, look at tlmt goocl clmcolulv pic-. Lowm-1' riglltz XYlmt lmnior lligln kiclw XYUllll mlo tluvsm XM' XX'Ullll lvll gmylwocly, lwut your llucvs am' clirlyl fluys. Inst look all flu! will O77-,IA . 14, Gl'117y7,5L4 are fiwe Drawings by Kathryn Main Calendar SEPTEMBER School begins with a happy outlook from all???? Many new faees and figures seen around N.H.S. Tryouts for cheerleaders are held today. N.H.S. football starts off with a hang hy gallop- ing over Ottumwa 34-0. Tri-County Teachers Meeting brings us a day of vacation. john Mateer, Carolee Fry, Donna Trotter, and Don Monroe are the new cheerleaders. Suffered defeat at the hands of the Ames eleven 20-14. But, maybe next year . . . ? P Nominations are held for class officers today. Campaigns enter into full swing. N.ll.S. highly adorned with posters, stickers, and pictures. Beaten hy rugged Loras of Dubuque, 35-14. Final campaign rallies are held this morning. Bob Sparks and Tom Sharp elected class presi- dents of the Senior and junior classes, respective- lv. Cardinals slaughter Grinnell 40-0. ' -9 . sif'-Eli' fLillZZ3 3f in D M M vii-5 - Qjgk 2 b lk j ,b ' f V! UT! - 52 ff fgfforxgcx 42, 'Q lJ G I l'i s I .1 1tc..J g1 2' ' THE C QS I-LB., l. o o K ocroasa Tryouts for the play are held today. Homecoming queen candidates are announced. Officers are elected at Y-Teen meeting. Beaten in a close game by Roosevelt, 20-19. Six-weeks tests being looked forward to. Newton P. T. girls hostesses to Grinnell girls classes. Voted on Homecoming queen this morning. Jody Lister elected as queen. The six-weeks ended today. Big Homecoming parade and rally are held. Beat Osky Indians before Homecoming crowd, 25-13. Yearbook staff announced today. Six boys are in Kansas City for National FFA Convention. Pay assembly held for lecture and movie by C. Findley Bowser, Mountain Climber. Oh woe! Today was report card day. vw 4 0 CO Yearbook subscription campaign opens. A prevailing air of studious thoughts since yester- day. Today we had the first movie in the series, Charm and Personality Plus Character. Newton battles to a 6-6 tie with Boone Toreadors. Singers journey to Ames for the first rehearsal of the All-State Chorus. Students participate in Chopin Centennial concert today. Announce Newtonia News staff. Mr. Grout threatening play cast. Not a soul lcnows his lines! Downed by rival Marshalltown, 20-13. Senior Y-Teens celebrate Halloween tonight. Everyone is anxiously awaiting tonight and Halloweenll!! Io Parker comes to school with bandaged thumbs suffered on Halloween Eve???? T7 Speak l:orDeTr1ocr-Qc p F' xx! 'Qi y i? iff pq ri W e ' 1' l l'1 - ' J, i MH . wi 4 ' A H ,iw k l X i T' ww if NOVEMBER Music of India by the VVasanth VVana Singh Trio. Dental Clinic held for students. No school in the afternoon. Today we enjoy vacation while the teachers meet. Today starts Education Week. A Open house to be held tonight for Senior and junior High. Students judged today-in I Speak for Democ- racyi' contest. Opening night of The Night of Ianuary 16th. Second night draws a big audience. Career Day decends on N.H.S. with talks and interviews. 1 ' ' Newton smothers Pella in first basketball game. 49-37. Father McCann speaks today at Thanksgiving assembly. Cardinals fly in victory over VVilson of Cedar Rapids, 5U-39. Students enjoy a day of eating and thanksgiving. Taking a big rest after Thanksgiving dinner. All-State groups practicing today in Des Moines, All-State concert given tonight. Civilization in 8113 A. D. was presented by Albert Otto. Football boys honored at banquet tonight. Mr. Berg talks to us today about the new school building. Ci if r 6 Er-Yi cggfffigfjffgf Will' DECEMBER End of six-weeks here again. Defeat Des Moines North in first wrestling match of the season, 27-16. Caitls down Oskaloosa in first conference game, -47-39. Many people missed the basketball game cause Santa and his reindeer came to town. Received had news today-report cards. Filled out schedule for next semester. Last all effort for new school made today. Along the Alcan program given by Al Bell. Big voting day for N.H.S. Today we hear about the other side of the School Bond Issue. Regardless of opposition, Bond Issue carries 731. Everybody jubilant after great news. Break jinx on Marshalltown hardeourt, 30-28. Card grapplers tie with Traer 19-19. Fifteen days left 'til Christmas. Hard practice starts for Mixed Chorus who are giving the Christmas program on Sunday. Beautiful Christmas tree is put up in 27 . Mr. C. E. jones again presents an enjoyable program. This proved to be one of Mr. Gullette's bad days. Suffer first defeat at hands of Boone, 39-27. Grapplers steamroller Tech, 33-8. Beautiful Christmas program given today by Mixed Chorus. Everybody hurrying to get those last letters off to Santa. Band gives program for grade schools. Have Christmas assembly this morning. Strains of French carols could be heard coming from Room 22. Football boys awarded letters in assembly. . Today vacation starts. Merry Christmas! Everybody starting their Christmas shopping in earnest. Big dance at the Y tonight. The day before Christmas and everybody is en- joying vacation-without threat of school world The day dawns clear and white. Resting after a big day, playing with all our new toys! Montezuma falls before Cards, 51-33. No Comlnentllll 79 '14 ffwalm 6 W F Q K fl pn i' yx',!5!iLe 'A f' ofa' .qv Q0 .aagf-L' ', ' ,f 61' V Tl' tw f ' A .W 9 my Meg! .ff XL I Mgt! 'fi ff 492954, fir! ' 426' 'L f f ,f ,dy ,100 v QJQQ-4 X 1 6427 0- f fQWmi K E f ' f OWJ W ff f f ,QW I QW! , W0 IANUABY Recuperatingllll By the way, Ilappy New Year! Everyone listened to the Bowl games today, and did school work. Vacation over and school starts again. First freezing temperature blew in through the doors of N.H.S. Play tryouts start today for the three one-act plays. Girls gym classes start bowling today at Allen's Room 26 competing with Miami for winter vacationists, as the temperature rose to 110 today. junior Red Cross collections taken. Newton matmen walloped by Eagle Grove, 33-8. Beat Ames Cyclones, 32-24. VVrestling squad beaten today by Clarion, 36-5. Cards defeat Roosevelt Roughriders, 45-37. Crapplers pin Tech, 41-8. Everyone brought packages today for Bundle Day. Senior High orchestra gives concert today. Unlueky Friday proved itself today as Cards are defeated by Grinnell, 47-40. . Traer matmen roll over Cards, 220-17. . jane Butin passes a physic test today! . People kinda busy studying for semester tests. . Tests find many students unprepared and un- studied for. . Another daylllll . Tests finally finished, and students are tired, weary, and worn. . Newton dumps Osky, 56-32. . Crapplers Steamroller Franklin of Cedar Rapids, 25-19. Previews of Progress program presented by General Motor representatives. . Books being turned in today. . This is the end of the semester!! . A new semester brings report card day. . Today Miss Ramsey puts 400 students into 300 seats. . Down Marshalltown Bobcats, 46-20. . Nlatmen rolled over by East VVaterloo, 30-S. . Smother Iowa City High, 46-38. . Collection for the March of Dimes held. Q4 ' v 'Q'- i LJ 592 ' tis. QZY I 1 Nl lllll ' are X. 4542, ll 5' ll FEBRUARY The instrumental music department presented a program of solos and ensembles tonight. Matmen mash North of Des Moines, 23-12 in final meet. The band records a program over KXVDM to be broadcast tomorrow. Cards trample Boone Toreadors, 56-31. Dr. John Benson talks to us today. Do you know where your homeroom seat is? New ones were assigned today. Filled out yellow schedule cards this morning. Down Little Cyclones from Ames, 48-42. Final matches of the District NVrestling meet held today. Four grapplers will be sent to the state meet. Will you be my Valentine?????? Opening night of the one-act plays. Happy journey judged as best play by Maurice Birdsell of Central College. Thespian initiates seem to be worried about their forthcoming initiation. Big pep meeting is held as Thespians initiate new members with pies, eggs, oranges, and other stunts. Capture CIC crown for the first time in years and years, by halting Grinnell Tigers, 44-38. Father Gregori spoke to the 1:2-A English classes this morning. The vocal department gave a recital this evening. Cards crush Roosevelt Roughriders, 49.33. VVant to know what's going to happen 25 years from now?? Ask the Boys Clce Club. Band leaves at 6 A. M. for band festival at Ft. Dodge. Beauties and the Beastf, a time-lapse color movie, was shown today by Thomas Corgan. 81 von fs g- . 'egg .x If 04 f WH 1- 'N fx Q S22 1 55 JN. JW' F Ne 4' Lvboh C J if 5-peeclw M551 W I OY817 DYY f4,?k Debate 5 Gore T'on:il-Y, I rr 9 Tiwatt F72 Tn! icil' ink MARCH March roars in like a lionf' The Parsons college choir sang for the high school this morning. Newton dchaters host to Ames today in a debate meet. Stun NVest VVaterloo, 57-45 in last home game of the season. Today the seniors vote on their class leaders. Mary C. Hotger places third in American Legion district oratory contest. Mumps, mumps, whose got the Illl1lTlpS???? Time for six-weeks tests-again!!! Tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grades take a Social Science test today, fourth period. Many students leave for district speech contest at Burlington. Cards down Chariton, 48-29 in first round of tournament play. Newton tromps North of Des Moines 45-17. Do you have a senior picture to trade? Senior leaders announced today. Sub-State games start today. Newton will face East. Senior High Band presented a concert tonight. Beware! The Ides of Marchl!!! Any more tickets left???? Everybody busy making pom-poms and signs. An' be'gorra 'tis the wearin' of the green. Cards fall by the wayside as mighty East takes the lead, 37-33. Final Boy's State Basketball Tournament starts today. Local orchestra festival draws a big crowd. Cage squads feted at basketball banquet this evening. Davenport captures state basketball crown. The Buena Vista College choir presented a con- cert today seventh period. Delta Mu Delta members are announced today. The Iowa State Teachers College choir pay as- sembly was held today at 9:50 a. m. N.H.S. honor roll announced today. Play tryouts are being held today. A very successful Biology Fair was held with about 1,100 in attendance. A second day of play tryouts. March breaks its tradition and roars out like a lion. 1- N if Y 'V ll 3 fin rg K0 . -9 4 !'3 ' ,- fi g W 'f ' x 6 -1 in 'tg ! X ' if ll' 0 ' pw, J ra er 8,90 X 3 i N X a L47 l M7161 5 Gow g 7 if .. , f ,gc '7 77 Q ffoflttxy if X f V' ff ua W, -1 ' 5-me ll we APRIL Are you an April Fool??'??? 17. Spring has really come. As Gus-Gus should say, State music contest preliminaries are held today ain,t it wonderfeln at Grinnell. 18. More initiations are presented. Formal Thespian initiation for new members was 18. Card netmen and golfers make their debuts today held tonight at the YW. The Charm Quartet presented a program this morning. Annual Easter assembly was presented on this day. First day of spring vacation. Another simply beautiful day. A large crowd gathers at the YU Easter dance. Thinclads place nineteenth in state indoor track meet held at S.U.I. Easter bunny stays only a short while in the wind and rain. Back to the old grind!!! Cast announced for Seventeenth Summer to be given May 9 and 10. It was decided today that no junior-Senior Prom would be held this year. junior High School music groups present spring concert. at Roosevelt. The Grinnell College Band presents a program this morning. A wonderful Mother-Daughter banquet was held under the Big Top, complete with monkey, clowns, singing natives, etc. Everybody busy taking six weeks tests. Is announced today that Coach Millikan will go to Maryland U. Track squad takes second place in the Osky Relays today. Students get ratings at Southeastern music con- test at Centerville. This is the end of the second six weeks. The end of WPA week leaves the majority of N.H.S. boys exhausted from so many dates, and the financial standing of the girls in equally as bad a state. Cindermen meet Nevada in a track meet this Play practice goes into full swing. afternoon. Delta Mu initiations get under way. Card clubswingers meet Roosevelt golfers at Des Have you seen Cinderelle', yet? It shouldn't be Moines. missed. The start of W.P.A. fWomen Pay Allj week. M. Horn breaks all records by making a 20 second sprint around 27 . Fourth place awarded to Cardinal track squad at Valley Relays. Band working on outdoor drills in preparation for the Drake Relays parade. Coach Millikan gives basketball letters in final assembly in N.H.S. Start of the Drake Relays. 813 1. 2. o ..4. 6. the 6. 6. 8. 8. 9. 9. 10. 11. 2. 13. 1. 1. 2. 3. 84 ,LY 4' 530' f Mi l'l5Hh ni' -i ginv' i av! ff IEE: qifgl 1 4 '59 411 h I 7 f X I is . Ntwmmai M I 5 y rWf.4',.- , X 1 WIXIK xlmlll , I rf I J p p l Did 3011 know this was May basket clay? Tri-city music festival is held here all day. Newton netmen meet Roosevelt Roughriclers at Des Moines today. Marshalltown track meet held today. Tennis tournament at Grinnell sends its call to Gard squad. Thinelads travel to Grinnell today for the Inter- scholastic track meet. Gard linksters go to Ames for the Invitational Tournament. Dress rehearsal tonight for the play. Reserve track meet sends squad to Osky. First night of Seventeenth Summerv entertains a large audience. Netmen and golfers play host to Ames squads. Second night of the all school play. The start of Veishea Festival at Ames. High school day at Iowa State. The second day of the state district track meet. MAY I3 15 15 17 19 20 22 24 27 27 Central Iowa Conference golf meet is held today in Newton. Triangle meet held with Osky and Grinnell. Netmen and golfers this time entertain the North teams. All seniors skip school for a picnic and a day of fun. Central Iowa Conference track meet is held at Oskaloosa. District golf and tennis tournament held today at Des Moines. The first day of the Undergraduate dual meet with Ames. 4 There are 213 shopping days till Christman State Outdoor track meet held at the University of Iowa. Card golf and tennis squads go to Ames for the State Tournament. 30 31. JUNE Senior assembly is held today in which Mateer, giftorian, gives away his little surprises, the senior prophecy is read, the queen is crowned, etc. Today is the last day of school for the seniors. Senior Reception is held tonight for parents and relatives of the Class of 1950. Everybody is preparing for the coming summer which will bring a vacation for three months: jobs, and summer school. 4 6 6 7 7 9 For you that clon't know it, today is Memorial Day, which means no school. Seniors hold their Senior Banquet tonight. The seniors wear their caps and gowns for the first time at Baccalaureate. Diplomas are given and received tonight at Graduation ceremonies. Farewell to the Class of '50. Students report back to 27 for report cards and the awards assembly. HURRAI'lllll SCHOOL IS OUT!! 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There ld O Q-4 .E 5-4 o 52 'U 5 cv: -'Z' cu E VD library, and a ms, a 0 I'O .Si O Q9 GJ C-4 va will be added later. c1v1c as well as school presentations for ll ITI -- I-4 audito an and Q T iii Jasper County Savings Bank Established 1869 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation There Will Never Be a Better Time Than Now . . to start saving regularly . . to open a checking account . . . to buy bonds . . . to borrow the money you need . . . to use other facilities You'll find this a friendly bank where you are always welcome whether your patronage is large or small. 123 First Ave. West Newton, iowa Allen's Alleys NEWTON, IOWA 1950 To: The Faculty 81 Students of Newton High School Our gratitude for your support and cooperation during our first year of business. We are interested, at all times, in the various activities of Newton High and will continue to lend whatever support we may to your school! Best wishes to the graduating class of 1950! Sincerely, Arthur and Ralph Allen Your Education Now . .?' ag SIHAIMII EE-Il F V1 avr J..- ,I . - 9 I Y I if m. it 7 , V ,w fe: , I if npr. '. ' .' L G L I v l I - ' 'ax w -, n I 'Y' I I 'SQ' 3111! I M '55 r , J' r 'v' - 1 V: ' K Y ,,, +- C . . ,f ' A-Hligi' Later on - a Home Denniston 81 Partridge Co Lumber and Building Material Congratulations to The Class of 1950 Iowa State Telephone Company Horn's Shoes South Side Square KIYA KS ACTIVE MAID SPORT SHOES A GIFT for every occasion CII Keith 81 McLaughlin Oldest Jewelry Store in Jasper County West Side Sq NEWTON CLINIC T. W. WRIGHT, M. D. J. W. FERGUSON, M. D. Phone No. 570 Phone No. 357 J. W. BILLINGSLEY, M. D. Phone No. 1072 off Bldg. 201, Maytag Bldg., Ne 1 I Phones 900-901 ADRIAN JEWELRY FINE DIAMONDS NATIONALLY KNOWN WATCHES WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIRING 114 F tSt N th Maytag Bldg. Phone 275 For Better Lumber Ca OU' Lu m ber Co. Number PAINTS, BUILDERS MATERIAL AND HARDWARE Compliments of The Newton Daily News Your Home Newspaper Congratulations Class of '50 And best wishes for a Full and useful life Automatic Washer Co. Q H CI th. Gale's Cleaners ua l Y O Ing Constantly Good Dry Cleaning ' S. W. Corner of Square Slnce Phone 1059 Newton Humlce Bakery Newton, Iowa Newton, Iowa Phone 53 Newton Implement Co. Newton, Iowa McCormick-Deering Farm Machines International Trucks Farmall Tractors Refrigeration Parts - Service Newberry's CONGRATULATE THE SENIORS North Side of Square Jewelry - Candy - Drygoods - Toy - Hardware Newton Furniture Co. Norge and Hot Point Appliances 215-17 North Second Ave. West NEWTON, IOWA Art Lowe, Inc. FORD MERCURY 216 1st Avenue East Newton, Iowa Standard Appliance Co. Your Maytag Store For Fine Appliances Frigidaire Philco Skelgas Phone 204 l Newton, Iowa Carmel Crisp Shop Seasoned Corn Carmel Corn Popcorn Balls Carmeled Apples Homemade Candies NEWTON, IOWA BEST WISHES Hough Si Sons Jasper Lumber Co. GROCERY HOME OF GOOD VACRTSTY LUMBER ROY 81 LEIGH HOUGH NEWTON, IOWA Newton High Graduates phone 64 NEWTON, IOWA Newton Office Supply School Supplies Office Supplies Typewriters Gifts 204 N 2nd Ave. West Newton, Iowa CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS D. 81 G. Pontiac Sales 300 W. 4th St. North Newton, Iowa Quality Portraits The Tyler Studio and Camera Shop CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Wehrman's Texaco NEWTON, IOWA Qg3C.0 ll in Q' Q' 51 5, 'Q gms Upp . LIFE CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS Underbrinlc Jewelers for Watches, Diamonds and Jewelry Maytag Hotel Bldg. Phone 'I37 CONGRATULATIONS sermons Snook Inn Farmers' Super Phone 303 French Fries Chili Mafliel' Beefburgers CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Fortune Cleaners Newton, Iowa Western Auto Associate Store Owned by Harold W. Eclc Newton, Iowa Beard School of Music VOICE, PIANO, ORGAN and HARMONY CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Newton Locker Co. NEWTON, IOWA HAD YOUR VITAMINS TODAY? Foster's Orange Juice Bar Northwest Corner Square Cross and Hamill DON JENNINGS STUDIO Fine Photographic Portraits IOBV2 N. 2nd Avenue Phone 1095 B-O SERVICE SALES Phone 111 First St. So. NEWTON, IOWA NEWTON MOTORS DeSoto - Plymouth Phone 1426 Newton, Iowa NEWTON REFRIGERATED LOCKER COMPANY 108 S. 2nd Ave. W. Phone 186 DAVIS PAINT ASSOCIATE STORE I04 N. 2nd Ave. E. Phone 1622 Newton, Iowa E. A. MCMURRAY, M.D. Office Hours 9 to 5 Phone 881 Newton, Iowa CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS HALVERSONS SHOES Newton, Iowa JASPER MUTUAL INSURANCE 75 Years of Faithful Service Phone 167 Newton, Iowa EARL MAY NURSERY In SEED STORE West Side of Square Phone 44 Newton, Iowa SIEGERS 8. BEDELL BRIERLY 8. McCAll Arroimsvs AT LAW Newton National Bank Building Phone 460 KORF 8. DlEl'IL 511 Maytag Building LAWYERS Hinsdale Building Newlon' lowa Newton, Iowa .l. N. DIEHL DALE SWANSON phone 307 Telephone 60 HAROLD M. FINCH Go-nNER1S INSURANCE Our 28th year in Phone 1022 Newton, Iowa NEWTON, IOWA BEST wlsHEs CLOUSE STUDIO 214 N. 4th Ave. W. NEWTON, IOWA BRUCE'S CLEANERS Furriers ' Sanitone Cleaning Free Delivery Phone 147 QUALITY ICE CREAM Free Parking HESSON'S DRIVE IN RAY FERRING TYPEWRITER SERVICE Phone 331 214 First Street North Newton, Iowa School Supplies Portable and Used Typewriters Office Supplies STARRETT ELECTRIC GOOD LUCK SENIORS SHOP ,hone 205 NEWTON FEED srons Newton, Iowa PETIT CLEANERS PowER,S 206 North 2nd Ave. West Phone 239 DRUG Quality Cleaners Free Delivery Service MURDY DRUG STORE COAST-TO-COAST 5. W. Co,-ne, Square 113 1st Ave. W. Newton, Iowa Phone 66 ED SERSLAND Newton, Iowa Owner DAISY LUNCH 213 lst Ave. W. A good place to meet for SINGER SEWING CENTER Sewing Machines Vacuum Cleaners good things to eat Phone 445 Hours-9 to 5 Loupee Brothers lol 15' Sl- N- A GOOD LUCK SENIORS Clothes at REUABLE HELMA CQLEIS Where the Wise Economize Congratulations, Seniors D ' . of DR. F. E. CARPENTER LEONARD, Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat Home of Personal Charm Phone 73 - LEFTY SPRAGUE and MOBILGAS STATION RIALTO 121 1st Ave. E. Phone 436 THEATERS Newton, Iowa v ' DR. A. E. STERLING LARCHWOOD FLOWER SHOP DENTIST LATEST DESIGNS 202 Maytag Building lN CORSAGES and PARTY Newton, Iowa FLOWERS nk. WILLIAM J. PUTNAM MODE 0'DAY FROCK SHQP DENTIST Lingerie - Dresses - Hosiery Blouses 404 Maytag Building Newton, Iowa DRS. FRECH 8. SINGER 304 Maytag Building Telephone 198 Newton, Iowa DR. LUCIAN M. STANTON DENTIST 232 Jewel Building Newton, Iowa Little lownerl Newton, Iowa DR. O. W. BUNKER 210 Jewel Bldg. Phone 32 Newton, Iowa NEWTON BEAUTY SHOP Virginia Williams, Owner 204 1st Street North Newton, Iowa RAGsD':I :dMoToR MUILENBERG INSURANCE AGENCY CO, 110 First Avenue East Trucks Buicks Phone 507 J. I. Case Form Machinery Newton, Iowa Newlon' lawn WILSON 8. O'BRIEN REAL ESTATE INSURANCE 407 Maytag Building CAMPBELL 8. CAMPBELL ATTORNEYS AT LAW 505-508 Maytag Bldg. Newton, Iowa SHENTON PLANING MILL 307 W. 2nd St. North Newton, Iowa Phone 177 NEWTON PLATE GLASS AND MIRROR CO 216 N. Second Ave. W. Newton, Iowa GALES CLEANERS DRY CLEANING Southwest Corner of Square Newton, Iowa MAID-RITE A MEAL IN A BUN Newton, Iowa its +. A fam FAMILI 61 Ollllienr Again iliar and reassuring slogan An...because it bas appeared in thousands of the country's finest year- books for the past ball century. Rsassu specialized experience bring complete vice, outstanding quality and de- S87 penda with w ,IA HN mNc...because those years of ble delivery io the yearbook Stagg bam we work. + an OLLIER ENGRAVING CO. 817 W. Washington Blvd. Chicago 7, Illinois 9 6 :Mi MXN KQJNCQBW M E ' 1 N 1 N., Q.- .,,... vw K . I