Newton High School - Smoke Signals Yearbook (Pleasant Hill, OH)

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S efxfn I ra 7 f 14-'SHS ov A 9 At the end of each year the Sen1or Class takes a trrp Each class begms rarsrng money 1n the seventh grade and works on through the years The classes collect sales stamps sell refreshments at ballgames have scrap dnves serve at banquets have car washes have dances and grve plays Soon after school began th1s year the owner of the local tomato cannery called and sard that he needed help badly So the semors decrded to work there It 15 the fust mme class has ever worked at the C I A O 'N I O Sponsored by BORDEN CITY BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Plqua 'I'ivi'I'ie,S Sli I egg J Q,-1 KI Z Z Z 2 I Sf Q ,, r ge? rv I I X ' . XX ff 1 ' ff X I f I .WEEE f Z yggu., , P Ha ? - -p ' J ,Li ,X A . ffaix Q A O O g .I ' :'f A ' ' O A 03 -0.01-3 . .Q -1. . .

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'F wa? if .419 Z . 'Cr JAMES WEST William Douglas Piper whose memory has in- spired us to do greater things. JACK THOMAS DIXIE TARLTON 'lf JIMMY WARNER DORIS TAYLOR ii 3 Sponsored by -- JEAN Ji MABELLE--ELLEN'S DRESS SHOP -- Troy 1 BETTY VIC KROY

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SENIOR PLAY CAST The name of the play chosen by the se- niors to present on March 19 is Beauty and the Beef. WORKING IN THE OFFICE Many of the senior girls work in the of- fice for one period a day. They type. use the duplicator, answer the telephone, work on the papers sent in to be drawn up by the teachers, etc. Shown in this picture are Mr. Linton, Sherry Hottle, and Pat Rose, RUNNING THE MOVIE PROJECTOR The Senior boys who run the projector to show movies are Douglas Anderson and Paul Rose.