Newtown High School - Newtowner Yearbook (Elmhurst, NY)

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613- - ULHUQ SQUHUTH' Y Business Dlanager RIARTIN HEESE A sst. Business Manager RICHARD YVILKENS Derlicafion Commiffee SHIRLEY SEIGI-:L HIIIZARI-:TH BARBER RIARIE YVOIJIJBURN Ifisfory Comrnitfee INIILDRI-:D VVERDEN IRMIIARD AIIE VVARR EN SHI I, L Business MRS. 1JIETRlf'lI Editor-in-chief ROBERT BACON Ylrt Editors MoI,I.IE STI-:INRERG GERTRl'DE RI,I,IO'F'F Nlusic Commitfee RIIRIAM RATI-I GLADYS GRosRRI'rz Prophecy Commitfee ALICE QUIMISY LORETTA LA RIARCA RI,IzARI4:'rII CRRIEVESON XKYILIIARD IJOYLE Will CU7Il7llifff't? RIARY 'BRADLEY fNfAR.IORIE YVIT'I'ENRI'7R RIARY 0'BRIEN Aflzletic Editors HOWW'ARD ScIIoEFIfLER JACK RIARA F.lCl'L'I'Y .IIJVISERS Art RIISS ROI-JSZLILR E111 fi Literary Committee TIIEODOl!IT FIIRCIIT .ALFRED FIMMICRLING GLADYS BEICKER JoI-IN PETTERSON ROBERT FRESE STANLEY RIAYER ROBERT RIULLFIR ARTHUR RIULLER ANNIE HORN RosI,YN DE So'ro RAY BRITTON VVIIILIAM CARNES DOROTHY :AADLER Photographer HERIEPIIIT PETERSON Literary Mnss VVAKEMAN

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HIR-R-lil!! WY-,re off! Amid the eheering and plaudits of our well- wishing friends and the hanter and slceptieism of the Senior Class. we set out in September. 19211 in our multi-lnotored plane. for regions where vast stores of knowledge were said to exist. Of eourse we were suhjeet to warnings hut our reply was always, Ulvatch Usli' But we spoke too soon for it was not long before we eneountered our first diftieulty- the gale of midterms. lil l'l .Xt last the storm ahated. Wie emerged sadder and wiser for the experience and resolved to be better prepared for a similar oeeurrenee. VVC had been informed that at any time during the flight we might be required to pay or re ue inff. .ueci v we lac ecuimuei our- f fllgllll llllil selves iinaneially for sueh an emergeney. Shakes- peare eould never have said of us. 'tVVho steals my purse. steals traslif' for ours were filled with ' V 1 5 pennies grudgingly reserved from iee ereaxn sodas, . ' . - 5 to be invested in such inedibles as handy Guidebooks, Z: G. O. passports. and our aeronautieal magazine. The ' Lrzizierrz. As we were oeeupied in mapping our E - eourse. we did not foresee anv mishap. It was quite E I ' Ek -5 a surprise to us, therefore. when in the fog we 5 humped into the framework of a landing-Regentsl' f ,de Two hours were eoneentrated on making XIY. and ' 7' E . . . . . . i E , ?- 5 the remaining one in devising ways for making the ' ,if S , . . . I -ff g Board of Regents warp. After tlus trying experi- n..,.' 1 Q V enee most of us were quite airsiek. Consequently I1 lnl-' un--lull lllllllllillllllllllllllllIlllllll'lC n'x4J-9 we gratefully accepted the thought of landing in June. i12i