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

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fudeufs These four freshmen felt as though they were on top of the world when they discovered they led their class scholastically. Eleanor Herr, Roger Rapp, Joe Longnecker, Peggy Shumaker. A ,,. .Q ei ft-Q-: l 'a. Q 1 sf These seventh grade honor students seem to be enJoy1ng then' work Wart untrl they hear about physrcs trrgonometry and book keepmg! Wayne N011 Bonnre Carroll Isabel Hoover Lrnda Work, Becky R-QPP 1 J 55 1' ai At the end of the fust semester these frve students were chosen tops rn the erghth grade Roger Knutsen must be sellrng trckets for a trrp to the moon and the grrls may be wrllrng to go rf rt means a vacatron from books' Pam Elory Roger Knutsen Nancy Yrngst Cynthra Preston Nancy Sander

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X., flrfmfr Four seniors are rewarded for many hours of study when they find that the average of four years' grades places them at the top of sf-fP!'!' their class. Wesley Hiser, Monte Uhrig, BSIFY Jay, Bonnie Fours. Six juniors, at the head of their class after the first semester, view some of the atom models they prepared for science classes. Karen Clark, Dean Beery, Winifred Herr, Jerry Miller, Dan Wolfe, Nancy Netzley, not pictured, Darlene Bostick. term: aw-fv QfgzsQa5ii2G9 Flanked by many books of knowledge the sophomore honor students determine to stay at the head of their class, making that class notable as the one with the highest number of honor students, Dinah Klepinger, Nancy Delcamp, Alice Snider, Carol Lavy, Janet Brum- baugh, Paul Whitacre, Dick Cecil, Lois Cress, Joan Border, Nancy Coppock.

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Hammercial Four early bird juniors try to grasp the Short- hand worm while Miss Col- lins coaxes him out of hiding, Why work so hard, Bruce. Try it Jack's ' way. M 4 LS