Newton High School - Newtonian Yearbook (Newton, MA)

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- Mr. Malcolm P. Gallagher Mr. Henry Lasker Mr. Reginald E. Smith

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DEDICATIGN The five teachers honored on this page are, in a sense, a varied group. Miss Virginia F. Altieri teaches typing and shorthand in the Business De- partment, and is well-known as adviser of the Neuftonite Advertising Staff. As a counselor in the Guidance Department, Miss Helen M. Finnerty has become an integral part of Bacon House. Mr. Malcolm P. Gallagher is As- sistant Head of the Social Studies Department, and has coached football, baseball, and track. Mr. Henry Lasker teaches Music Theory and Appreciation, and has been musical director of many school productions. And Mr. Reg- inald Smith, who has coached or managed nearly every school sport, is Head Teacher of the Boys' Physical Education Department. They have each taught at Newton High School for twenty years. To each of them, with gratitude and respect for their service to a gen- eration of students, the 1963-6-1 N6Zl'f0lZfrI72 is dedicated. sa iff, Miss Helen M. Finnerty Miss Virginia F. Altieri

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V' sf M a ,-l The Honorable Mayor Gibbs Ex Officio Mr. Russell Q 1' Mrs. Abrahams Library 1 Mr, Beatty library scHooL COMMHTEE FACULTY This years painful efforts to integrate and improve the Boston schools have made us especially aware of the awesome responsibilities of a school committee, and especially appreciative of the nonpartisan liberality and concrete action of the Newton School Committee: XY'hile our facilities and faculty grow famous, the school Committee smiles behind the scenes. L. cal Mr. Freedman Mr. Beckwith Mr. Frazier Mr. Hawkridge Chairman . I A Q if -sd-0 Mr. Tomb Mrs. Whitmore Dr. Woo Mrs. Mintz 5 I FACULTY This year the Nezvimziizfz introduces individual pictures of faculty members. We are proud and grateful that we have come to know our teachers as sensitive, humorous individuals, when in such a huge and automated school as ours we could have accepted the words of alien oracles. Our teachers as a group are as complex as we areg their colorful personalities and their understanding of student psychology have made the way smoother for the basic business of transmitting knowledge. 'L i A nhl Miss Altieri Mrs. Amado Mr. A. Bailey Mr. Barndt Mrs. Barry Banner: Girls' Pbyrical Math Math Language Lab Education f-3, Mrs Bendall Mr. Benson Mr. Bissex Miss Bilezikian Miss Bloom' Efzglitb Terk High-Drafting English French Home Economzcr X