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

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Learning The Ropes We learn to do so many different things, in many different ways. We learn: to speak foreign languages, to figure out problems, to take shorthand, to read Macbeth. Along with all of these things we also learn: to laugh, to cry, to accept responsibility, to be free. But most of all, we learn to be ourselves. A N AS yf SON . Sao EE,