Newton High School - Newtonian Yearbook (Newton, MA)

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THE 1912 NEVVTONIAN HARRIET P. POGRE, A.B. Latin Smith College, A.B., 1883. Teacher, High School, Dover, N. H., 1887-91, Newton High School, 1891-. CARRIE E. SILLOWAY Na.t1zemaz'z'cs Graduate, Canton High School, 1874, studied and traveled, 1874-78, courses in Methods of Teaching under Mr. George I. Aldrich, 1878-82, private les- sons, Boston, 1882, private lessons, Poughkeepsie, N. Y., 1882-1891, Martha's Vineyard Summer Inst., several seasons. Principal, Quincy School, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. CPreparatory for Vassarj, 1882-91, Teacher of Mathematics, Shaw School, Boston, 1891-93, Newton High School, 1893-. Member of Massachusetts Mathematical Association. HAIRRIET M. TRUE, A.B. Frczzcli Won1an's College, Baltimore, A.B., 1900, course at Harvard Summer School, 1906, French at Nancy, France, 1908. Teacher, public schools, Brockton, Mass., 1902-03, New Bedford, 1903-05, Arlington, 1905-06, Newton High School, IQO6-. ID-X MAY WALLACE, A.B. Latin Wellesley College, A. B., 1890, Student, American School, Rome, 1908, traveled in Europe and studied English schools, 1909. Teacher, Riverside School, Auburndale, 1891-94, Teacher, Newburyport High School, 1894-97, Teacher, New Britain QCt.j High School, 1897-99, Newton High School, 1899-. EDITH ADELINE WIGHT Laboratory Asszfsfazzt Graduate, Waltliam High School, 1901, student, Harvard Summer School, 1907. Teacher, Walthaiii Summer Kindergarten, 1902 and 1904, Labora- tory Assistant, Newton High School, 1906-. MRS. CARGLINE MILLS Eizglislz Smith College, A.B., 1882, M.aster's Degree, 1884, Teacher at Miss Capenis School, North Hampton, 1904-11. Europe, 2 years. FRANCES LESTER VVARNER Ezzglisli Mount Holyoke, 1911. P-hi Beta Kappa, Newton High School, 1911-. ADA REEVE Ma-tlzezzzaftcs Smith, A.B., 1908, Unadilla, N. Y., High School, 1908-09, Corning, N. Y., Free Academy, 1909-11. I5

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NEVVTON HIGH SCHOOL MAY BELLE GOODWIN, A.B. Lam, Boston University, A.B., 1894, graduate work, Boston University, 1904-07. Teacher of Latin, Lexington High School, 1894-97, Newton High School, 1899--. Member, New England Classical Association, McDowell Club, Boston. EMMA F. JOHNSON -Engggslz Portsmouth, N.H., High School, 1876, private tuition in French, History, English and Philosophy, 1876-78, 1880-87, course in English, Harvard, 1908. Teacher, public schools, Portsmouth, N. H., 1878-80, Teacher, Mt. Pleasant School, Nashua, N. H., 1880-83, Teacher of English and French, Nashua High School, 1883-87, Newton High School, 1887--. NIINERVA E. LELAND, A.M. Matlzematics Colby College, A.B., 1882, A.M., Colby. .Member Phi Beta Kappa: Teacher, High School, Springfield, Vt., 1885-87, Newton High School, 1887-. Member of Eastern Association of Mathematics Teachers. IDA A. MERRILL GEVIIZGIL Graduate, Framingham Normal Sch-ool, 1883, stude-nt, Sauveur School of Languages, 1883-86, travel and life in the Orient, 1886-90, studied, Han- over and Berlin, 1891-92, Lausanne and Berlin, 1896, Europe, April to September, including summer course at Marburg University, 1902, Ger- many, 1907. Teacher, Lynn Classical High School, 1893-03, Newton High School, IQO3-. Author, articles on travels. Member of New England Modern Language Ass-ociation and Bostoner Deutsche Gesellschaft. GERTRLWDE MYLES, A.B. French Radcliffe College, A.B., 1905, student, Sorbonne, Paris, 1905-06, Alliance Francaise, Diplome superieur, 1906, student, University of Munich, and University of Bonn, 1906-07. Teacher of French and German, High School, Southbridge, Mass., 1907-08, Newton High School, IQO8-. Mem- ber of Bostoner Deutsche Gesellschaft. EVIMA H. PARKER, B.S. Clzelzrzistry Graduate, State Normal School, Randolph, Vt., 1881, Smith College, B.S., 1887, graduate student, Bryn Mawr College, 1892-95, Fellow in Chemistry, Bryn Mawr College, 1893-94, studied and -traveled in Europe, 1909-10. Teacher, Physics .and Chemistry, Newburyport High School, 1887-92, In- structor of Chemistry, Wellesley College, 1895-97, Teacher of Science, New Bedford High School, 1897-00, Newton High School, IQOO-. Mem- ber of New England Chemistry Teachers, Association. I4

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NEVVTON HIGH SCHOOL Ggymglg Newton High School, 19015 Radcliffe College, A.B., IQO4j studied in Europe, 1904-08: University of Munich, Ph.D., .july-, 1908, Teacher of German in Brooklyn Manual Training High School, September, 1908-Feb- ruary, 1909, Acting Assistant Professor of Classics in Adelphi College, February, 1909-June, IQIO, Teacher of German in Fitchburg Normal and High School, 1910-11. Newton High School, IQII-. NN ILLTAM EVERETT FAY, A.B. flfGfIZ6lIZCllLl.CS Yale, 19075 Taught Mathematics and English in the evening school, Ansonia, Conn, 1905-06. Public High School, Ansonia, Conn, 1906: Department of Mathematics, VVindham High Sch-ool, Wfilliamanthe, Conn., 1907-113 Newton High School, 19113 Member Connecticut Mathematical Association and Connecticut School Masters Club. ELSIE MABELLE ALBEE Ezzglislz Framingham Normal School, 1892-933 Boston University, 189-6-995 Foreign tra-vel, 19035 Principals Assistant, High and Grammar Schools, Wroiodsville, N. H., Hopkinton, North VVilbraham, Northboro, 1893-96 and 1899-043 Principals Assistant, VVilliam's School, Chelsea, IQO4-OQ, Principals Assist- ant, Ralph VValclo Emerson School, Newton, IQOQ-II, Newton High School, 1911-. I6