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Only the most exclusive restaurants offer the luxury of solt music while you eat. Excluding those offenders who talce a sneak - or is it a snaclc - preview of their lunches during S-Block, everyone in New- ton High's cafeteria may munch his lunch to the strains of Shubert or Sinatra. This is only one example ol the progressive meas- ures talcen by the high school law-making body, the legislature. The student elected representatives meet monthly to suggest or decide upon school procedure. Such a busy organization never had a dull moment! Adviser ...... Mr. Charles Peltier President . . . Robert Morrison LEGISLATURE
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EXECUTIVE COUNCIL tx Rfdgf ls - ' A 7' . Oghfff 5 d Y 'IO The Supreme Court ol the United States determines the constitutionality of laws enacted by the legislative body. ln a similar way the Executive Council governed all school activities. lt, too, had the power to have final judgment over our legislature. Through the council, a democratic system ol checlcs and balances on a democratic form of student government was maintained. 1st row: Hortense A. Church, John Kreider, Margaret South, Rowland Pollard, Raymond A. Green, Leo J. Barry, Agnes Dowhancxulr, Emily P. Burdon, David Segal 2nd row: Charles H. Mergendahl, Andrew W. Steinhope, Joan Arcese, Carl P. Birmingham, Diana Schulman, Charles L, Peltier, Patricia Littlefield, James A. Boyd, Mary Lou Griftin, James Remley
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HOME ROCDM MANAGERS Arrested for embezzlement! Sent to luna- tic asylum! Although the homeroom man- agers have never been headlined for such drastic misdeeds, this news would not seem so startling if we realized how trying the job of homeroom manager is. This group's main concern was tickets: the promotion, sale, collection of money, receiving, de- livering of ticlcets. Without the patience and willing service ofthe homeroom mana- gers, almost all the school productions might have been audienceless. Hats off to these loyal homeroom managers. Adviser ....... Mr. Carl Swan
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