Newton High School - Railroader Yearbook (Newton, KS)

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lr Q mcfzeS--- ee ldsfies 2 2 s 5 1 4 Q TOP GROUP: Bat-L row. Jani- Ann Fornii-lt. Jetta Hoyt-r, VVill+ur B4-sort-, Edwin Aviflewsrui, Pvter l'harlton, lmrothy Brings, Martin Bradshaw. Naomi Claasssn, lloruthy liylvrl Mimltllt- row, Shirlt-y fll1ll'lQ, Raymond Ari-llano, lluann- Bal'lu'l', Lori-n Amis-rsmi, Nancy lim-r'l'ai't. Norman Amlrovs. Rae liarackman, l t'an1'm-5 liarrs-tt, lmin C'laa:4sn-n, Elin-n t'ummini:N: l r0nt row, Jose-phinv Gomm-x, Shirlvy Ainsworth. llzlliwllzi Furnish, Ruth Chamluvl'S. Billie Davis, Norma liarton, Ji-:iii--ttv IM-vin-i', Mary IM-an, Mary livrryman, Dorothy Bailey, G1-urge Bllt'lu'l'. SECOND GROUP: liavlt row, lmnis Johnson, Glvn llvl'shln-1311-i', llaymonsl Hvrnanzlt-z. Dorothy llnnns-lly, Vl'illiain Hat:-s, lloliwrt l?iClu'rsrm. Rita Kay Harms, Mary Ann Hawlxinn, Gary EW-f-rt, Vim-tor Ewy, Bill Emlvry, Jewry Hertzlf-r: Midcllr- row, Ellr-n llingrwall. llarry ltirlts. llavifl lnghram. Arlan Kaufman, Farl Gam-fit-, Ann Haprni-, llonna Eastor, Annv Gralwr, Monty lf:-y. Boh Hughes, Marilyn Hmlt-l, Honnii- Hrmvvr, lfllaini- l owlf-r: Bottom row, Leona llll4'l'liS4IH. Nancy Hivlu-rl, 'l't-rvsa Hefrnantlvz, Harlvara Gaisvr, Patsy Kamwr, Mnrie-l He-mlry. IJ:-loris lli-pri-. 4'h:1rl0ttc- lfoils-S, Nlarthzi ltlllw-0, Bvvvrly l ag'an, Juily Jarlison, Gail Kiirntlt. THIRD GROUP: Back row, Philip Morigan, Geraltl l'ivl'm-, Curtis LaGl'm', Tvrry lllvllanivl, Art Mvlllillzili. Lmwn Nvwln-i'l'y, M1-lvin Luttrvll, Kola-rt Minsvh, Randall Pit-iww, lim-nny l'Iumme-r: Mirlcllv row, Vlara Sattlffr, Marcia Rnyrr, Glvnna Pnmmill, liarvn Ptitwsoii, Jnlani- lihoaclm-s. Karen K4-Iso. Ji-an Kinser, liolv Martin, Uhnrk Mills, l i-rfliv LaGrt-up Bottom row. Jark Lindsey, Sharon R4-gin-u', Valivna lim-am, Carolyn Mi-Fall, Rvta Kay Lohmann, Connie Poole, L:-va Lon limlgi-1-s, Marjoriv Sl'lll'01-'Il!'l', Pilllllfll' Svhmiclt. Judy Mani-wal. BOTTOM GROUP: liarlt row, Arthur Schmidt, Dick Thornton. James Soth, Douglas Van Horn. Jim Slllll'I'Y'l12lYl, Allvn Ruin-rls, Lallonna Smith, Ruth Stahly, Earl Reifg Mislsllc row, Ruin-rt Stratton, Duanv Struc-hy, Jnfly Stroud, Don Sn-hmidt, Barbara Stnrfl, Jim Rafi:-ty, f'lari-new Ro:-1-, Bill Watkins. Delores Widnwskyz Bottom row. Mary Sauct-da, Enyzr-nia Swim, Johanna Snderman, llarlene Staley, Winifrf-cl 'fanart-man, Barbara Sechler, Rae Weidenbach, Pat VVi1liams, Emma Voth. Page Fourteen

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anzen, Carol n Pierce, Joan Dunlavy, Betty Fink, ,YCZI ive anffl at VVIH' '. Q16 Students of the art department of NHS are not famous for their brush- offs, but rather for the brush-ons-the subtle touch of brush on canvas. Our young Rembrants and Van Goughs have as their teacher and in- structor Miss Marie Orr. Miss Orr always produces fine art studentsg this year is no exception. Bartcl, Dave Claassen, Tom Laswell, Mc-rlo Entz, dev th l ix s in e 1 ar '1'oom. P ge Sixteen 5 5 - . 1 - Senior artists: Freddy Gonzalez, Joan Dunlavy, Carolyn Plerc L ctta Adams, Rosalind Janzen, Betty l ic'k, Arlene Pnnkratz, L l Bottvrweck. Alice Loewe, Jim Rose, Alfred Miller, Beverley L d One of Miss Orrls senior students, Betty Fick, has created the fitting drawings that illustrate the different sections of our 1951-52 Railroader. Many of the students of the art de- partment won awards for their draw- ings submitted in the Scholastic Re- gional Contest, sponsored by Allen W. Hinkle. Those who won gold keys were Alfred Miller and Max Penner. piwtogfzaplul The photography department is the only department in NHS Whose stu- dents shoot people-with cameras. The shutter-bugs have won many merits during 1951-1952 and have as their instructor, Mr. Leo Brandt. Mr. Brandt and students aid the Newtonian and Railroader by taking pictures of school functions. This opportunity not only helps learning photographers put in practice classroom study, but is ap- preciated by all Newton High. Several young photographers won awards for their pictures entered in the Scholastic Regional Contest. Winners of gold keys were David Claassen, Jim Laswell, Merle Frey, and Harold Rodgers.