Newton High School - Newtonian Yearbook (Newton, MA)

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TQ 0 N T E N lntrocluction Faculty . lli-Lites . Classes Activities Atliletics Features Advertisers T S 1-9 TO-13 14-17 18-89 90-139 140-157 158-176 177-188 Will LI Ll Nin

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VA R V ,N, UTEZZIUTLZ7 Herein vve present to you the Newtonian of 1941. This, the thirty-second edition, has a definite purpose: to present a vivid picture ot Newton High School. As you review this year hook you vvill be reminded of recent associations and experiences, but as the years slip hy, vve hope that it will serve to refresh cherished memories. A TI-IE EDITQRS. Eight

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QD MR. RAYMQND A. GREEN Newton l-ligh School is Fortunate to have as its new prin- cipal a man ol such varied talents, interests, and experiences as Mr. Raymond fix. Green. l-lis broad education has included study at Muhlenberg College in Pennsylvania, where he was a four- letter man, at Columbia, l-larvard, Boston University, Chicago University, and Leiden University in l-lolland. During the World War he was commissioned a lieutenant in the United States Army. l-lis professional experience includes teaching in Rhode lsland, Pennsylvania, Columbia and Muhlenberg summer sessions, and since 1923 in Newton. During vacations he has traveled exten- sively in Europe, North Africa, and the United States. Two of Mr. Green's greatest interests are colored movies and theatricals. While at Newton l-ligh he has ably portrayed roles in several faculty plays and has actively supported all forms of school dramatics. We wish Mr. Green many more years ol happiness and success.