Newton High School - Newtonian Yearbook (Newton, MA)

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1 CCDNTENTS . . . . . EWTON l-ligh School in panorama . . . streamline edition . . . lots of pictures, type and people , . . slowly evolving The 1939 Newtonian . . . opening section through this page . . Mr. Elicker, affable principal, the office staff, Mr. Green and then the faculty through page eleven . a double spread for a hasty trip around school and then . . . Seniors, page sixteen through eighty-two . . . our alter-ego, personality plus, handsome and gor- geous, activity write-ups . . . Post-Grads on eighty-three and the underclasses follow . . . Jubilant Juniors, overworked . . . Sibilant Sophomores, more favored than favorite and then . . . Our activities, page ninety through one hundred and thirty-three . . . Alpha Beta, Associates, Aviation, Band, Camera, Cavalry, French, Chemistry, Commercial, Debate, Drama, English, Executive, German, Glee, l-lome Economics, l-lome Roomers, Knitting not Tatting, Library, Lunch, Math, Mike, l-lonor, Nature, Neo- phytes, Yearbook, Newspaper, Soph Bible, Orange Shield, Orchestra, Puppets, Outers, Senior Play, Social Studies, Spanish, Stage l-lands, Swimming, Tusitala, Varsity, Verse Speaking. Athletics -those who gave their all, page one hundred and thirty-five through one hundred and fifty and then features and those who made it possible . . . our friends, the advertisers.

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U XT- FGIQEWCDRD Behold this boolc, so packed vvithbright events, This Famed Newtonian. It is a harvest, glorious, immense, Ol rich remembrances of fruitful years, A garnering ol dreams, of ardent hopes and Fears. Perhaps you'll come upon, in days unborn, This loved Newtonian. Then haply will these pages make, some morn,- A bridge between the lands of Now and Then- A bridge which you may cross, and so be young again.

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PAUL E. ELICKER Principal R. PAUL EDGAR ELICKER has been in Newton l-ligh School since 1923, when he entered as a teacher of Mathematics. ln 1924, he was placed in Charge of attendance, promoted to assistant-principal in 1927, he became principal in 1932. Previous to entering our school he was a member of the MHS of several schools in New York and New Jersey. l-le has received the degree of A.M., from Columbia University, and that of Ed.M. from l-larvard. During his term as principal the Music Department has been enlarged and renovated. Also, while incumbent, he has seen the founding of the Industrial Arts Department, the development of the Athletics program and completion ofthe Athletic Field, the establishment of the new schedule, including S period, and the completion of the new Socidl Room forthe school. li. illi illlli iii ,lil will ,illliilll.-il1l- iilli iiiilmlll , iiiiiilv iii iliniilli ,ilu ,iilmili ,iiliuilniii iii: iiiii ,iilniili .iii ,lit tilt,riii,iiii'.lii,il ,iii ,iii ,illi iliuilii illuiiil'iilii iililiili:3,illi,illi-.iimilii ill will-rilihl