Newton High School - Newtonian Yearbook (Newton, MA)

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DEDICATICN To tl1e memorles of two men Dr George A Land and Mr Wrllram E Connors our teachers who greeted us wrtl1 tenderness and strength we dedrcate the 1953 Newtonran strengtlwenrng our mtellects and we learned Mr Connors undertoolc tl12t6Sl4 of strengtlmenrng our bodres and we learned Because of these men, our sprrrts and our characters have grown To the remembrance ol Dr Land and Mr Connors who exemplify the smcerrty and greatness ol teaclung we gave tlns bool: 4 ' - Dr. Land undertoolc the taslc ol

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FACULTY

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RETIRING TEACHERS MR STERLING WILLIAMS For twenty flve years Mr Williams has ad vrsed the yearbook staffs Hrs Interest In the Newtonian and rts editors have made workmg with hum an enrlchlng experrence W 3, 5 we 'Y R My WK A41 5 Under has guidance many outstandmg year books have been printed Now Mr WII Inams ns retmng from has positron as year s...aQqgR book advrser We hope has Iast Newtonran has Ilved up to hrs faith rn us fix J 3 'ings Qmlg. gg? 't MR RICHARD P BOYER Mr Boyer has spent twenty two years ln Newton teaching scrence, math and phys cs Students of both the Junror CoIIege and the Hugh SchooI have been prlvlIeged to Iearn from hum In addltron to hrs work '57 In the science department he was at one trme, the adviser of the Radio CIub and a track offncral For FLORA SMITH THE EARTH TO THE MOON Great granrte ridges nb my seamy chest, o moon and dead voIcanlc craters pock my fIesh and gIeammg deserts barren rest As you are moon, I am an orb of rock a concentrate from what was space, rn space, a pornt of polntIess Ieavmg, polntIess goaI for yea hugh dreamers born to spatral chase and fleeing what lnsprres them, called the soul More, moon, than to your rock has come to mme flesh vapors on my heights, green pIants and trees, and waters runnrng, waters rlch with brlne, frults from the Iand, and from the frults made wrne More my chlId man, moon, funds from such as these than from the fantasy with which you tease HARRY WALEN, Class of 1933 9 s ,,::HfE,V f gsaw. -'IT -J Q'?jg4f.'j f ','fifLI'1E,' 5, nil ' .525 -34' ky :.,-Q sy f . - f i pgs? fav. - - - ' fit' ' is Y - . - I i . M ff XI - . . . ,QA Jw . . . ',,g.,f,, af . 4 w x, s ., ' 1 A -f1:s5'5j,'7fLx,, ' ' ' - R ' ' -, R VV ac, 'L -- . , , ,WW Az 1 I 'fa A ' ft M . Jw f - ' , I ' 'La n ,,ia.., sv:,4, .1 .- i f C .. 4 1-r f , g 'Weisz' was - -3 ' , - -+2452 ,r,.q,wf52 'mi ' -' I 'T 1 if ,sm . .4 ,, jr ,, R. .t,., ,,1wau U,-X ' ,I g V ,ywsvfg-fffza-gif, f , M- sf 5.31. . 'If' ' .1 hifi. 44 , my .V 2 L M L T' 'L 5 .-:fl Y-'22 R L. ru , 3' SEI, -7 N - H 'wi ' Mi -' I 'I ' qw ' ' , . X., , ' I i . ' I I i I , . I I