Newton High School - Newtonia Yearbook (Newton, IA)

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You will see Miss Carolyn Kruse any time through the day in Iunior High. She teaches seventh grade English. Before she came here this year she was working in Chicago. Miss Naomi Bos- lough, drarnaricc and English in- structor returned last semester to Newton from three the WAVES as person- She took up her tcrrner y e a r s in nel ollicer. p o s i t i o n im- mediately with the play, The Tong- led Yarn. Mrs. Iune Homage took Mrs, Meg- git's place at the beginning oi the second semester, She is a physical education instructor and teaches most of the lunior high girls. .S A W Mr. Leland Luft took over in the Iunior high mathematics department at mid-year after having served as chief naval officer at a gyroscope school at Treasure Island during the war. 121,92 214 An old but yet new member of the taculty this year is Mr. Robert Wick. Formerly he taught public speaking, SEP., and coached debate. In l942 he entered the service and was stationed in Italy as a captain during the war. He teaches one class of American history and is adviser lor the sophomores. A teacher who joined the stall second semester was Mr. Otis Crozier. During t'i ar Mr. Crozier was an a.-my laboratory technician in Naoles for two years.

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Page 26 Seniors are leaders ot the immediate future, the hope of passing generations, good minds, steady hands and Willing hearts, ready to make a World of controversy and suspicion a Utopia of never-ending peace. 1946, a living year, a date when numerous Weil-known pupils and couples will graduate into a new lite. Leaders of underclassrnen, their footsteps set the pattern.