Newton High School - Railroader Yearbook (Newton, KS)

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1 Z LEFT TO RIGHT: Mel Minnis, Joyce Donaldson, Barbara Gering, Paul Miller, Karen Ziegler, Paul Trous- lot, Janet Croy, David Draper, Burton Fretz, Ronald Kelly. Alden Allbaugh Advisor Doug Cain, President, making an annouce- rnent in an assembly. domed! At the beginning of each school year officers and two representatives from each class are elected to student council. They are the voice of the students and work to achieve better standards about school. Doug Cain was elected president of the Student Council to lead the student body in its activities through out the year. Among their many ac- complishments were our school dances and parties. One of the most success- ful events of the school if year was homecoming. Through their efforts the homecoming assembly, dance and crowning were a great success.

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Q4- 'a mfs. ,,, 'V Es, , V,.,..f h...,,M 'FQ' NJ BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Barbara Hankins, Miss Lavinia Liebengood, Elizabeth Nickel, Sue Leffing- well, Mrs. Alma Moore, Marilyn Marshall, Miss Esther Froom, Jean Gray, Marlene Kopper, Janice Dudte, Beverly Oliver. FRONT ROW: Miss Bonnie Selanders, Miss Edith Whitted, Beverly Godsey, Mrs. Elva Mc- Beth . 5' Wd- Z Z- 7eemz Addin a religious experience into the life of high-sghool students, these organizations are o en to all who wish to belong. Their varied activities include a contest between the clubs in the fall, seeing who can sell the most football season tickets. They also jointly have charge of the concession stands at football games with the proceeds going to their treasuries. Under excellent counseling, Hi-Y and Y- Teens are always a part of Newton high's activity programs by working in co-operation with the school and Y. M. C. A. jf-91, -t h. , ,, WN-...f -Q i i BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. A. R. Self, Bob Siemens, Richard Grace, Mr. J. Birch Stuart, Dennis Walker. FRONT ROW: Gary Hackett, Kendall Myers, Tom Doan, Jerry Vogt. Z0