Newton High School - Railroader Yearbook (Newton, KS)

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Vhw-1'le:iili-1-s uh-C-ti-4i at the beginning of the year were Shirley Marlow, Carol Schmidt, Marcia Morgan, Lori-n Uhley, Jim Huihrman and llavid Bsiiwl. Gheefzieadefzs g The enthusiastic cheerleaders of New- ton High have led the Railers to many victories this year in football and basket- ball. They have given their time and sup- port to the team at every possible mo- ment, and with their rousing cheers kept spirits high at all the games. They were on hand at the pep rallies and assemblies lending their pep and energy to the Hailer cause This year the cheerleaders went to work on the yells. They made up some new ones and gave some of the old ones a face lifting by working up some new actions. Besides the new actions they have discovered that some of the boys are good acrobats. Their uniforms are the same this year as they were last, white and gold with black letters. This year's original squad had to make some changes before the end of the year. The alternates, Jean Kinser and George Bueker took the places of Marcia Morgan and Jim Suderman. Usln-retti-s for 159525-511. lfront. row li-ft to right: Sharon Reirii-r, Dorothy Hyle-r, Naomi Flaassi-en, Karen Cornick. Karr-n Pm-terson, Marilyn Nelson and Carolyn McCall. Back row: Marilyn Me-llot, Pat Swanson, Finishinx: up the year for N, H. S., clockwise beginning at the top. are Jean Kinser, Lori-n Ubley, Shirley Marlow, llaviil Baird. Carol Schmidt and George Bueker. shefzeftes In their uniforms of black and gold the usherettes are on duty at all the basketball and football games as well as plays and musicals. Each year ten junior girls are chosen to be usherettes for their junior and senior years. The girls are elected on the basis of leadership, grooming, personality, poise, and scholarship by the senior usherettes. This year, Karen Kelso was chosen to be head usher- ette, and Mrs. Leland Moore was sponsor with Miss Betty Kennison as her co-worker. Kelso. head usherette, Nancy Becraft, Jane Paula Miller, Carol Knott, Susan Schmidt, Kirstrn Peterson, Carol Thuiman, Eleanor Weds-l and Anne Speir. ' V. ,... V .,w::,. -.:...:,.::-.. :g-:::- - .:z:'-ag:-:.:.--.:1g:e:s-::s:.. .. .. .. - -.re-.:::e.::::-.i:1.::e ----- :mi ai- -V.::a2:5:a:.:::z:fe-1 si.: . VVa:miV:::::aarm'1':2a:s:sf!as2:.:! , ....- - -- :.:::.-.-ma:a:.:, .eV:5e:::'Eaz...: ::- gg i ' 3 ' ' . 15355: :5:?a:. '-2 -:: I 5-e5 1ga,:1gg-1.fis2::sE2 H 5255.452 , , 42 , 'Q 1 'Sw .- '.5a:i:2- 'z ' H1 .... lf : -:.- ...2sE::: P2 - if 1 ' -- - ' .ff s:s.:s:z: sEE - -' ::- 'f'::i2E::aiai ' i:::'V2:Egea .:':. 35,52 '-:sae 1':'i:: :: f f ' jg :.. W 15:2-if .- . 9, - ,., . 1 l' ' Qu' ' I -' , ' P5 , - .-- .W . f - . 30 - gf 5 ' .. M ' liz - ,' .3 -:I E21 QM.: . :E if V .,- ' E HSE we , 'f.f'.ff?' fff,-'f V H f- ' 3? AV - - Q '- 1 ,,.QfQ: 'E, . Fx. ::5f,.,. .g ,,-,' l5::,:E' ' . , ':' - -:E ,, QgEZ .55.::i.,'f , I V ' V ' , . ' ., A if t . V .ffif f , , f -5 rr -' ,ii .V t 1 f-'- I r 452 .,,. . 1 V 'V ' V V .. i .. ll... fe ' H fi - W .. 2' , :.. ' . - A of' 3 'i ' - 'Zz' We 5 . II 21- 'Q 4 : ' .1 .. , fi? -:Ei M Z: . r I, 5. ze.. - ' ' V of , X , A , we , .I :. gg K, i Q. WV . :V :I V . I 1 . , V . . . , ,.,:. . . .11-E K sl . .., may -5- 'A If :Q E gms 5 9 2- ' ' . .M f +2 E+ .E ' ,, . -1. fag 5 V. ' 4 , :2a:..V '-: V.. f . ' - K - K gf . 0 V- - W, . , I ,p .. Q... , , fm, ,sf A . A gg. Kes . Vs. 'V . . ' fa. : .V ' - .V fy fs. 5 : 'Q -,., , M -0 ,QA 1 . .lg ,ki Sq fi 0 g ly 'Q:a.eV ' f f: 5559 . Q.. .. 5 . A 'Q 3 V , Q iq . 5 E 1 ' A V35 if .gs , , -, . - , . V 5 ,A 5 V5 Q i is, f ' , g I i -- V 4. X, 'V V . . V f t if V I -M -ii -5 1 , - V if Q 5 L . it 2 Vs A :ew 'Q V f 'Z . I 4 , V tw 4 ,V . - ' if iff 2 t 1 V ' K ,z 3 A 4 F- J . V 1 5 L ya Ai? if 1, A . , A , 2 ' ' V . 15: . 'B - 1: 1 gy X V 5 f .V ri- f wi , , kia f , Page 'ltuwitgi-Six

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Office Girls for this year are Carol Thurman. Snirlr-y Ulark. Paula Mille-r, Gail Girnnlt, ami Shirley Marlow. onifofzs The monitors this year, chosen by Marilyn Nelson, head monitor, and Mr. Morris, proved to be a dependable group of students who performed their jobs Well. They were appointed on the basis of grades, responsibility and leadership. Among the monitors' numerous jobs are collect- ing absence reports, delivering announcements from the office, and checking open locker doors. Monitors: Back row: Ruth Siahly. Cui-fis Lair: Vernal Miller, Keith Gatos, Louis Johnson and Ima Baxter. Front. row: Billy Walton, Dick Harmison. Reif, Marilyn Nelson, hm-all monitor anfl lluam- Bark 1 Glglgice ffzl 5 Assisting Mrs. Florence Blankenship in the office this past year have been junior and senior girls chosen by Mr. Morris. The girls' duties in clude checking and filing absence reports, making out tardy slips and answering the telephone. Www-M, . Page Twul1!yASu