Newton High School - Newtonian Yearbook (Newton, MA)

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SPORTS ...... Football ...,... Soccer ............. Girls' Field Hockey Hockey ........,.. Basketball ......o. Gymnastics ...... Indoor Track .,..,. TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL ....... Cross Country .,......,.. Girls' Basketball ,..,. 160 SENIOR SECTION .............,.... ...,.. 1 70 ADVERTISEMENTS ...........,. ................... 2 48 MARGINAI. COMMENTS ..... ....... V arious places around the book

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HOUSES ...... ..... 4 8 Adams .,.... ,.... 5 O Barry ..... ..... 5 4 Beals ..... ..... 5 8 Riley ..... .,... 6 2 Palmer ....,. ..,,. 6 6 Bacon ...........,...........,,... ..... 7 0 PHOTOGRAPHIC ESSAY ..,..4 ..... 7 4 Sights and Sounds Music .........,..,,...... ..... 7 6 Newtonian Pin-up CLUBS ..............,.,..,,s.. .. 86 AFS Exchange Day ..........,...... ..... 1 08 England -and Germany Trips ...... ..... 1 10 STUDENT GOVERNMENT ..... ..... 1 12 Student Council .......... ..... 1 15 Senior Class Committee .... ..... 1 16 junior Class Committee ....,.. ....i 1 18 Sophomore Class Committee ,..... .,,,.. 1 19 PUBLICATIONS .... ..... 1 2 O Newtonite .i.,.. ..,,.. 1 2 2 Thoughtprints ....., ,...., 1 2 5 2 - Orange Book ..... ..,... 1 2 5 Newtonian ..... ...,.. House Councils ,... ..... 1 14 ' 1 2 6 ? ':' X ,.,,, my ff 5 , 4 W, V, Y, 'vw+..'7Z I7 71 f W ml 5434 X wf,,,,,,q f . . 5 fa, ,t ff ,, ,. W f V .X 1 of Is

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