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

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Francis Scott Key was starry-eyed when he wrote the “Star Spangled Banner.’’ He saw the stars, he dreamed, and he created. Just as he did, so will we. Travel with us through time as we recall the important events that shaped America, and we parallel them to life at N.C. This is our ‘Star Spangled Manner.’ CAN YOU SEE the way we learn from classes, extra curricular activities and from each other? Through the DAWN’S EARLY LIGHT we see the dedicated faculty and administration, who are always there to answer our questions. Sport teams play an important role in any NEWTON CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL CLASES GE tare

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Two hundred years ago, starry-eyed men and women began to form a new independent nation. Just as 1776 was their beginning with Jefferson’s Declaration of Independence, so is it ours. Throughout history, people have seen stars. These were the stars of independence and freedom, equality and understanding, progress and growth. America is the great nation it is today because of these starry-eyed people. What we do today will pave the way for people tomorrow. Join us and be starry-eyed.

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school and we witness the PERILOUS FIGHT of our athletes. As underclassmen we are full of energy and BURSTING IN AIR. And finally, we PROUDLY HAIL the seniors who are the result of a learning experience unique to Newton Catholic High School. To be a student at N.C. is to be given a promise. To receive a gift. A gift that cannot be explained, only experienced. Because that which is essential is invisible to the eye. But it exists. We know. We have felt it. 3 ae a