Newton High School - Railroader Yearbook (Newton, KS)

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C2552 et V19 agents ALMA MOORE Speech, Debate MARIE ORR Arts, Crafts DONALD PETERSEN Social Studies, Physical Education MARY ROBERTS Librarian BONNIE SELANDERS Latin, English WILBUR SMITH Journalism, English BROOKS TERRY Math, Physics, Electricity LELAND MOORE Social Studies JALIE LEE PARIS Physical Education JOHN RAVENSCROFT Physical Education, Basketball E. S. SANDERSON Band, Orchestra A. R. SELF Social Studies J. BIRCH STUART Chemistry, Algebra, Basic Science EDITH D. WHITTED Math Page Fire'

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OLIVE ANDERSON English, Spanish JOHN D. DAVIDSON Vocal Music CURTIS FISCHER Physical Education, Football S. B. GRISWOLD Biology, Basic Science DONALD HOFFMAN Industrial Arts, Driving LAVINIA LEIBENGOOD Clothing WAYNE LYON Industrial Arts Page Four assengefz ents LEO BRANDT Mechanical Drawing, Photography RAWLEY FARNSWORTH Dramatics, English ESTHER FROOM English CHRISTINE E. HETZEL Commerce R. M. KARN S Vocational Agriculture MARY LINTON Home Economics, Home Management ELVA McBETH English

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BOB TROUSDA 2, 3 LLB, 4: Boys' Stull, Rep. 3. Page Si enlcfzs That first day we started out for school it seemed as though the track which led to our senior year had no end. Remember how we would often stop, and standing on the first tie we could see only miles and miles of gleaming rails which ran on and on, seemingly forever. We trudged on, at times courageously and sometimes rather uncertainly, along the track of education. This track was built for us, to enable us to reach a brighter, happier future. Perhaps at times we wondered if the last station would ever be reached. Now at last we have reached that goal which we have worked and struggled so long to achieve. We feel proud of our accomplishment, for it has been a long, hard journey. Many times we might have been derailed or stopped completely in our desire for education. If our trainmasters had not assisted us as we stumbled over cinders. Many of us, anxious to reach the next station on the track of education, would become weary with the loafers and we were often tempted to give up completely: yet someone, perhaps some other train- man, urged us onward until at last we reached the last hill. That hill was the steepest one and as we reached the summit, we saw, for the first time, the finish line, the last station on the track. 'lNow, as we look back we realize, though it was a long' hard pull it was well worth our while. Though We do not admit it, we feel a twinge of sorrow as we witness the last golden spike being driven into our track of education. I LE Class Pr:-'sillm-fill. 4: Sludenl Council Rep. 3: Hi-Y 2: l l A 4: Gull ALIVRED MILLER Cla:-15 Vive-Presiile-nt 4: Latin Clulu 2: Art Pin Ci: Senior Play: Junior Play: lfontlrnll 2, Si, 1 ILM Track 2, it 4I,lg lJl'nnxnl.c a Vlulr. DIANE BAIRD Clnss Secn-tary 4: Class 'l'i'v:1sx11'v1' 2: Student Council Off. 3: Stu' mln-nt l'm1nc'il lim-p, ZS: Y-Tl-vns 2, -1: National Humax' Sotivty 15: lie-lvule 2: Newtonian Ed. -1: Sn-niur Play: Juninr Play: All School Play Il: Stage Crm-w 4: The-simian Pin 3: Usln-1-4-tlv fi, el: GAA 2: llramatics Club 4. JANICE DILLMAN Clnss Tre:1su1'er 4: Y- Tm-ns 2, 3, 11: Shnlu-spe:n'ezir1 Club 4: Stage Crm-w 3, 4: Ushvrettes ii, 4: GAA 2: Dra- matics Club 45 Football Queen 4: Senior Play.