Newton High School - Newtonian Yearbook (Newton, MA)

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Qllunteuts Dedication ..... 2 ' Wearers of the U N . . . 85 The Newton High School . 6 The Technical High School . 86 Foreword ..... 7 Literary ...... 8 7-1 10 Newtonian Staff . . 8 De Amicitia ..... 88 The Faculty . . . 10 The Making Over of Monty . 89 The Senior Class . . 11 The Escape ..... 91 Heading . . . . 11 The Code Book . . 94 Class Day Ofhcers . 12 A Tropical Moon . 95 Class Officers . . . 13 The Thyme Field . . 96 The Class . . . 14-48 The War of 1940 . . 97 History . . 49 P ..... . 100 Hcnor List . 51 The Solitary Reaper . . . 101 Statistics . . 52 The Gypsy's Curse . . . 102 Junior Class . . 53 Blessed Are the Peacemakers 105 History . . 55 A Prayer ...... 106 Sophomore Class . 57 Gwendolin, the Second Girl 107 History . . 59 To a Friend ..... 2110 Freshman Class . . . 61 Organizations . . . 111-129 History . . . . 63 Review Board . . 112 Events of ,the Year . . 64 Student Council . . 114 Athletics .... . 67-85 English Club . . 117 Football . . 68 Senior Play . . . . 119 Baseball . . 70 Boys' Debating Club . . 121 Track . . 72 Girls' Debating Club . . . 123 Hockey . . 74 Girls' Glee Club . . . 124 Tennis . . 76 Der Deutsche Verein . . . 126 Golf . . . 78 N.H.S. Orchestra . 127 Field Hockey . . 80 Pepper Pot . . . 130 Basketball . . . 82 Advertisements . 135 Girls' Gym Meet . . 84

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jfnremorn HE 1916 Newtonian forms the seventh volume of the series of yearbooks, issued by the pupils of the Senior Class at Newton High School, Newton- ville, Mass. The custom of publishing yearbooks was inaugurated by the class of 1910, who edited a book under the name of the Annual. The following year the name of the book was changed to the Newtonian and has remained such since that time. The motto of this year's board has been to make our Newtonian the Biggest, Brainiest, and Best Newtonian ever published. How far we have succeeded in this aim is the question now to be answered by our readers. May their response be a favorable one! The support given the Newtonian this year is, we believe, the heartiest ever accorded the yearbook. Something over four hundred subscriptions were received up to the date of printing. Such support as this is very gratifying to the editors as it will put the book on a self-supporting basis. Then, too, the help received along literary lines from people all over the school, has aided us materially. We wish to thank the writers of class histories, athletic accounts, jokes, and stories, for their kind and very opportune assistance. The Faculty, as well, have helped us in many ways, and to them we extend our heartiest thanks. And lastly, it is to our advertisers that we owe a large part of our financial support. In recognition of this we urge our readers to partonize them, in this way helping us to show our appreciation for all they have done for us.