Newton High School - Newtonian Yearbook (Newton, MA)

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.Ji - 'L ' W-. new fi 'Zia 22- - fri 1 - - ' ' 5 A Ye. . - - 1 ff s 'f if fr r.,jai5 is S fa.. '1 ' ltlmsmm rl '- f- A L: ' -i Si ew riffs we vi- 11'-sl N L ' L . ----N -, mio, - -s ,f if te W we we ,.q.,i,, .Lf egg- In ' ' n . rl . lfsifwir . ',.J!fE'lQv'Q.K. BETTY COTTER 1354 Washington St., VVest Newton If girls were onlv sailors, our Belly would be Commo- dore of lhe Fleel. Bott: Born January 16, 19163 Generalg Levi VVarren3 Newton Hospital: Social Studies, 33 Gym Meet, 33 To sail with the navy. CHARLES MICHAEL CRONIN 33 Henshaw St., VVest Newton The old proverb abou! having loo many irons in lhe fire is an abominable lie, hare all in, shovels, longs, and poker. Charlie: Born November 3, 1916: Office Trainingg Levi Warren: National Honor Society, 43 To be Presi- dent of the United States. ROBERT HENRY COTTON 57 Strathmore Rd., Brookline A gentleman, a scholar, and a lrue friend. Bobg Born November 17, 19143 Scieutifieg Levi VVarren3 Dartmoutbg President, Sophomore Class, 23 Honor Roll, 2, 3, 43 Legislature, 33 Boys' Vice-President, 45 President, Drama Club, 43 Vice-President, French Club, 43 Newtonite Editorial Editor, Orange Book, 33 Floor Manager Newtonian, 33 Harvard Club Prize, 33 To be a chemical engineer. EUGENE ALBERT CRONIN 33 Hensbaw St., West Newton We lhink very few people sensible except lhose who are of our opinion. Gene: Born July 15. 1915: Office Training: Levi Warren: National Honor Society, 3, 43 To sell Fuller brushes. GRACE MARY CRA NE 216 Grove St.. Auburndale Her brown eyes bring oal lhe laughler in her hear!! Patreg Born May 10, 19153 Oflice Traiuingg Levi Warren: Social Studies Club, 43 To sleep all day and dance all night. CLARA GARY CUMMINGS 4-9 Pelham St., Newton Centre Scaller my ashes upon lhe winds. Born December 22. 1914: Scientific: Mason: Simmonsg Baseball. 1: Archery, 1. 23 Hockey. 1, 23 Gym Meet, 1, 2, 33 Basketball, 1: Home Room Manager, 3: Legis- lature, 4: Ncwtonite, 3, 43 English Club, 43 Newtonian, 4: Glee Club, 3: National Honor Society, 43 To be able to convince somebody of something. LENORA MARGUERITE CREAMER 271 Woodward St., Waban ll is good lo be merry and wise,- 'Tis well lo be hanesl and lrue! Peg, Maggie, Born May 30, 19163 General: Levi Warreng Simmons College: Soccer, 2, 3, 4-3 Bas- ketball, 2, 3, 4: Hockey, 2, 3, 43 Baseball, 2, 3, 43 Ping-pong, 43 Varsity Field Hockey, 3. 43 Lacrosse, 43 Track, 2, 3, 43 Gym Meet, 33 Social Studies, 3: Camera Club, 43 National Honor Society, 4-3 Drama Club Workshop, 3, 43 To join the army and not see the world. LORA ROGERS CUMMINGS 49 Pelham St., Newton Centre Cheelfulnesx is a hobil' Io Ireasure. Roggles. Giant: Born December 22, 1014: Scientific: Mason: Simmonsg Hockey, 1, 23 Gym Meet, 1, 23 Glee Club, Zig To say the right thing at the right time. Twenty-seven

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