Newton High School - Newtonian Yearbook (Newton, MA)

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Mr. Kenneth G. Packard Kenneth Packard is too modest to let you know that he is the builder of the German department of Newton High School. But no one who knows him has to be told of the patience and knowledge of human nature that make him a great educator, or of the per- sonality and sense of humor that make him un bomme rympathique. It is not an exaggeration to say, jeder, der ibn kemzt, liebt ibn. 5 .-.AVL i i 33- Mr. Charles W. Peterson Mr. Charles Peterson is an erudite math teacher with unusual ability to explain complex problems in simple terms. One of his outstanding qualities is his fine sense of humor. His hum- orous aphorisms remain unchanged from year to year and linger on in the memories of his students. His ability to aid students in their per- sonal problems symbolizes his friend- ship to all andmakes him worthy of this dedication. Z-.Q-A' Miss Ruth M. Twiss Miss Elsa W. Stone Miss Elsa Stone-the epitome of efficiency, individuality, and devotion to service. As a teacher and in later years Bursar, Miss Stone has displayed a unique willingness to serve beyond the call of her regular duties. Miss Stone will always be to students and teachers of Newton the image of a truly self-disciplined and stalwart individual. K Miss Edith M. Rideout Miss Edith Rideout will long be re- membered nor only as an English teacher, but also as .1 valuable friend. For the last fourteen years. Miss Ride- out has been head of the Reading Clinic, where her help and interest in her pupils often reach far beyond solving their reading problems. Miss Rideout is also well-known for her preparation of the A.'!.:f:,'i.' .lIff:.'ff. , Sflld-1 Gffidr. used in high schools throughout the country. Miss Ruth Twiss-a name known by pupils, parents and publishers. Miss Twiss is a teachers teacher, a teacher of boundless energy and enthusiasm. She has given years of unswerving devotion to the young people of Newton, of cheerful helpfulness to new teachers, and of unflagging zeal for the betterment of the profession she loves. This is Miss Twiss: pride of her profession. 9 5, Vs . x5 ,,-

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