Newton High School - Newtonia Yearbook (Newton, IA)

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L ,is yi , . . , A - ' f ',' ,-1- ,Trams 5 11:- - 'f1'f Q 1 g ' f GD V, i f T1 f RQ 4 f 4.3 Ha mari' 'l V! l it EAP I .- .u -EE! UE 2: 55 is , 1- X' 'TE ,-5 . I:5?'fE x ?f F1 2 '?EE' I will rl w if' -are O' l Q'A' f SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL TO many, the mention of Old Central recalls mem- ories of good old spelling bees, individual orations at graduation exercises, and the benign countenance of Superintendent Beard 0 ' 0 The increase in the teaching staff, the erection of new structures, the development of a higher culture, all have helped to build the framework of a high tradition, a mighty zeal, and the will to do bigger things OLD CENTRAL SCHOOL