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Qantas etntun Ziaeah Emp 1928-1929 A brief account of the tre- mendously active school life of the Head Boy of 1928-1929, assiduous in almost every worth-while activity of the school, might well serve as an index, practically complete, to every department of the Odaroloc - Administration, Class, Scholastic Honors, Or- ganizations, and Athletics sections. So indeed it is Ht- ting that he should, in por- trait, open the 1929 Odaroloc. As administrator, George Newton carried out the duties of his position of honor with utmost efficiency, made pos- sible by an unusual combina- l tion of tact, good judgment, perseverance, friendliness, and willingness to serve. He has made the breach between stu- dents and faculty seem small indeed. To his class--the Class of '29-he was faithful through the three years of its ex- istence. Countless little unknown acts, besides his one big task of leading the school, had the result that a lion's share of services to '29 were his. But even during his most strenuous days as the outstanding athlete of the state and the busiest student at Prep, Newton was consistently on the Roll of Honor. He earned his honor pin in the first year at Prep School. The picture on page forty-nine is testimony to the fact that all during the most brilliant part of his athletic career, he was still able to make an average of ninety in every subject for the entire semester. Needless to say, George was a willing and able member of numerous of the t'indoor organizations. Among others, he participated in the activities of the Boosters' Club, National Honor Society, Lettermen's Club, and Dramatic Club. By taking part in no less than nine plays of the latter organization, he proved an amazingly versatile actor. 'tNewt was known and feared all over the state on football field, basketball floor, cinder track, and baseball diamond, and was a member of the tennis club. More im- portant than the fact that he was out for every sport played at Prep, he went out with a purpose and remained true to that purpose until, with the help of a naturally athletic body and a quick mind, he succeeded in the true sense of the word. But more than all thispthis power to do-George Newton is of a character ir- reproachable. A clean sport, a true friend, a real man, a credit to his school and his friends and himself, all in all he is among the finest students ever to graduate from Prep. l6l
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