Newton High School - Newtonia Yearbook (Newton, IA)

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.ak Q. P oqq Doo Board of Education B. A. lVlILLER N. E. MOLLECK 0. P. MYERS E. F. BESSER W. J. MORGAN MRS. E. C. SMITH LELA BISHOP C. A. PECK Members of the Board of Education are elected for a term of three years, by public vote, on the second Monday in March. This year Mr. O. P. Myers and Mr. C. A. Peck were elected to fiil the places of Dr. E. F. Besser and Dr. B. A. Miller, who have resigned after faithfully sewing the board for fifteen and six years, respectively. During the services of these two prominent citizens, there has been marked progress in the educational system of Newton. Much of this has been due to the untiring efforts and forethought of these two men, who have shown great interest and careful management in helping to solve the many problems, arising from rapid growth of the city, that have confronted the board. Page Tm fcrqq bpph 'xii '25 B woo

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Newton High- School, with its splendid faculty and its energetic student body, has kept its rank among the leading high schools in the state. Newton,s record in scholarship, music, forensics and athletics is outstanding. The student body, with a high type of school spirit, has been ever loyal to Newton High. in its many attainm-ents, To those who graduate, Newton High wishes you the greatest success. To those who return, Newton High expects many things from you. May you make the best of your opportunities while they are yours. W e do not look at the past with regrets, but look to the future that we 'may attain even greater heights in the molding of human char- acter. -PRINCIPAL H. A. LYNN. Page Eleven

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