Newton Catholic High School - Newton Yearbook (Newton, MA)

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With the help of several friends the 1975 CIRCUS has opened the doors of Newton Catholic. Guy Garon and Josten's American Yearbook Company have provided us with their techniques and yearbook expertise. Purdy Studios supplied us with the thousands of pictures needed to make our yearbook a success. Also lending a helping hand with photo- graphy were Paul Terry and Craig Sampson. A special thanks goes to Irene Thomas for sharing her creativity and literary talents with us and to Ed Caliguri without whose photo- graphy and developing the show would not have gone on. Thank you, The CIRCUS Staff Cathy Capstick Carol Donegan Bryan McCarthy David Waters Carol Cassidy Judy Franchi Janet Olivo Jerry Welch Claire Cox Franny Labbe Cookie Paoletti Tisha Capello-editor Donna DeMaio Jackie Maquire Rardy Quealy Lois Walsh-advisor F f ZT

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JOEYS Joeys, as clowns call each other are not just the funny men of the circus, they are indespensible to the Wi aXe) K-¥m o-Vatold aat- Valet Paw Weal tek an- Ul naar) noise, activity, andexcitement, they -X-voundaltakeuuaelalayiake mcianvotoh 4a) AVFam Ol Kolin reX-Vanelaaamavane-U em ableton a Kelamm iam Wale, behind every scene. The circus could not exist without clowns. Our ircus could not exist without the seniors, After the dizziness of studies, the suspense of report cards, and the spectacle of shows, they have learned how to release the tensions of school and life, how to laugh at themselves and enjoy friends, and ako) Wn Xe lKe HAVA- 0) o} ole) a am kee) dal Tac They are the circus--THE SENIORS