Newton High School - Newtonian Yearbook (Newton, MA)

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THE NEWTONIAN EMMA F. JOHNSON, English, 51 Otis Street, Newtonville. ETHEL L. LEIGHTON, English, 136 Arlington Street, Watertown. MINERVA E. LELAND, Mathematics. 2072 Washington Street, Newton Lower Falls. MARGARET. MCGILL, Head of History Department, 34 Otis Street, Newtonville. IDA A. MERRILL, German, I27 Langley Road, Newton Centre. CHARLES D. MESERVE, Head of Mathematics Department, 85 Otis Street, Newtonville. GERTRUDE MYLES, French, ' 55 Hammond Street, Cambridge. A FRANCES P. OWEN, Head of German Department, 78 Walnut Street, Newtonville. EMMA H. PARKER, Science, ' I5 Washington Park, Newtonville. HARRIET H. POORE, Latin, A 9 Durham Street, Boston. WALLACE E. RICHMOND, Head of Science Department, 43 Highland Avenue, Newtonville. - CARRIE E. SILLOWAY, Mathematics, - 378 Walnut Street, Newtonville. GRACE' L. SHEPHARDSON, Physical Training, 18 Maple Avenue, Newton. CHARLES SWAIN THOMAS, Head of English Department . I5 Claflin Place, Newtonville. HARRIET M. TRUE, French, 134 Eliot Avenue, West Newton. IDA M. WALLACE, Latin, 141 Crafts Street, Newtonville. HORACE M. WALTON, Mnsic, 79 Linwood Avenue, Newtonville. ELIZABETH M. WESTGATE, Physical Training, I4 Lowell Avenue, Newtonville. EDITH A. WIGHT, Laboratory Assistant, 74 School Street, Waltham. RUTH C. WISE, Secretary, 62 Prince Street, West Newton. MARY E. , WOOD, Science, I7 ClaHin Place, Newtonville.

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I l lfff fr 'QL il 1 1 EQ llll i I I I l ll ll ' 'I l 'llllxlw ' - ENOCI-I C. ADAMS, Head Master, ' 22 Lenox Street, West Newton. ROBERT I. ADRIANCE, History, I5 Clallin Place, Newtonville. . ESTHER BAILEY, Celwzaaz, 1172 Massachusetts Avenue, Arlington. ALFRED D. BROWNE, Physical Training, 9 Claflin Place, Newtonville. MARY STONE BRUCE, Head of French Depaviment, 371 Ncwtonville Avenue, Newtonville. FLORENCE BRYANT COLBY, French, 371 Newtonville Avenue, Newtonville. MABEL B. COOLIDGE, Englislf, 43 Otis Street, Newtonville. S. WARREN DAVIS, Head of Classical Denpartmeut, 67 Webster Street, West Newton. ROSAMOND DEAN, Science, 51 Hemenway Street, Boston. ALFRED W. DICKINSC JN, P11-j'.Tl'ClIl Tl'CI'!'llI'lI-Q' and Jl4llf11f'H1IlfIlCS. 191 Linwood Avenue, Newtonville. MARTHA M. DIX, Art, 293 Fuller Street, West Newton. EMILY FARLEY, French, I9 Eaton Court, Wellesley Hills. KATHERINE O. FLETCHER, English, 37 Harvard Avenue, Allston. ' MAY B. GOODWIN, Lalin, 141 Crafts Street, Newtonville.

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THE NEWTONIAN Glass 'iliymn ' BY KATHARINE BARTLETT, 'II ,z'eg1::,2i23 Alma Mater, fare thee well, Q? Farewell to thee, dear Newton High, ig Though years may come and years may go Thy children's love shall never die.- '50 uv Although the seas may roll between, Thy children stand to guard thy fame, And each success of ours shall lend An added glory to thy name. Thy love and care through these bright years Have trained us for a nobler strife. And in our hearts instilled the strength Which spells success in after life. The friendships formed within thy walls Shall last forever, true as steel. Ah, Newton, tongue can never tell The love which we, thy children, feel. 1 Farewell, may all success be thine. May wisdom ever crown thy fame, And may the long years in their course Bring peace and honor to thy name. Oh, Alma Mater, fare thee well, Farewell to thee, dear Newton High, Though years may come and years may go, Thy children's love shall never die.