Newton High School - Newtonian Yearbook (Newton, MA)

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ff . 'Ill S A 1 S ...RV , L., ' ., jg vl- 99 iss Richard W. Mechem Principal Certainly one of the most important and striking aspects of Newton High School is the diversity of its student body. The harmony and the clash between our various groups are at times pleasing, at times irritating, at times constructive, at times destruc- tive, but this is the stuff of which life is made and part of our strength in developing individuals for the future lies in these realities. In choosing the psychological aspect of Newton High School as the theme of its yearbook, our senior class has put its finger upon a truly vital facet of our institution. The fact that the final solutions are not available in this area should not discourage us from looking into it, since understanding and wisdom are relative and both are increased by the very process of investigation. It is our hope that the Class of 1964 will have profited from both the academic and psychological training provided in its three years at Newton High School. Good Luck and Best Wislies for the future. MQJWZM

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