Newton High School - Railroader Yearbook (Newton, KS)

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Q' Representative Seniors MYRON ENNS - - - six feet two, plus blond wavy hair, makes heaps of man - - - man that goes out for sports in a big way - - - likes bru- nettes, eats and fun. t'Sonny,' is now the proud owner of a little gold basketball, a result of the state tourney. JOAN BUSIIEY - - - big black ready to bubble over with eager- ness - - - goes simply crazy over horses. Jodi loves to swim and play golf - - - seen around with the. student council prexy - - - seems a girls, school is the next stop. WILMA STIIATTON - - - loves to talk, crack jokes, talk - - - tall ar slim, Wim is one of the brainie. group in school - - - sorta on the tom-boyish side, no particular favor- ite in the line of sports, likes 'em all. Oh yes, she hails from llesston. JACK PHILLIPS - - - another long and lanky - - - brownish curly hair and snapping green eyes - - - Jack also proudly possesses a minia- ture basketball, received on playing merits - - - however, he's highly par- tial to golf - - - council prexy - - - dreams day and night about a certain perky senior lass. Honor Societfs Each year, five per cent of the junior class and fifteen per cent of the seniors are chosen for member- ship in the National Honor Society. The choice is made on the basis of scholarship, leadership, character and service. The faculty, Girl Reserve o members of the student council senior members of the soci the selections of membersh elected into the llonor E' their junior year were T' ker, Jessie Hawley, iviary Ann 1 Wilma Stratton, Doro hy Jane 'l' dale, Jack Phillips, J n Busliej Ruth Ann Bartel. On Tuesday night, May 14, a b quot was held for e purpose init' members elected this veft

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Clubs Stamp hlglfgmblning both junior and senior I b Students this year, a new Stamp fi WQS formed The meetings were lled 93-Ch Wednesday in room 25, cassroom of the club sponsor, Miss L Serving in the office of president, ee Relif took charge the first :,e5neSt9I' and Walter Renich pre- G: ed during the second term. Owen 3 1gg9F1Ch acted as program chairman H DWR Nordstrom as secretary. Latin b On the third Thursday in Septem- er the Latin club held its first Eeetlng Of the year. After that time, were was ft club session monthly in fling 30-5 Miss Bonnie Selandey-S ,F the position of club sponsor, W0 head consuls, John Hedrick jfjd Peggy Tangeman, presided over Me Club gatherings, while Ramona 'fl,Ge01'ge recorded the minutes. his group was organized to pro- mote fellowship among students Spanish thonfiff a month throughout the year ,L 9 SD'1n1sh club composed of eighl tflen SD21n1sh II students, convened in M? classroom of their instructgr, Cl TOS Olive Anderson. La Rue Duff mu Dresident presided over thg Z iietlli s assisted by Lee Reiff' 9 fl Sands and Celia Stradau, othe officers Club members were divid into COrnm1ttees and the meeting? conducted in Spanish. K Shakespearean F01 the second consecutive ygg M51 lVlcLeth sponsored the Shgldlii f club Which she organizeg ? 44 An average of eicig fm- school in I-523 at y during the 37. aff:- Knowledge of S5 -.3 X t fl- e C3 ays read by the: px Taming of :T -t'xl - Learn Comcefl ,e 133323 snmmer iii A 75,9 ,.. Q00 f . P' f Q l, s