Newton North High School - Newtonian Yearbook (Newton, MA)

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Atwood P. Dunham, North's Assistant Principal, is directly in charge of the day-to-day running of the school. His responsibilities include scheduling, grade reporting, overseeing extracurricular activi- ties, and graduation. The problems of vandalism and discipline also fall under Mr. Dunham's jurisdic- tion. Having attended Wesleyan and Boston Univer- sities, Mr. Dunham has the strong background essential for a good administrator. In his sixteen years at Newton North, Mr. Dunham has concerned himself particularly with the Open Campus program and the vandalism situation which he is working continuously to correct. Mr. Dunham is always try- ing to improve the system, and thus, has never experienced a dull moment! ZS! v.-.val N DAN IVIALIA Ken Temkin is Administrative Assistant to Newton North High School, and the Newton School Department. Mr. Temkin attended both Boston University and George Washington University. He began working for the School Department in 1975, and in 1976 he took on the additional responsibility of Newton North. Mr. Temkin's services include administering supplies and equipment, budgets, purchases, and insurance, along with overseeing the bursar's office and the business facets of the Newtonite. A z 1 tl u ig . . ATVVOOD P. DUNHAIVI Dan Malia is in charge of both Newton's city-wide and Newton North's Technical-Vocational Programs. He attended Gorham State College, the University of Con- necticut, Harvard and Boston Universities. Mr. Malia, a former Riley Housemaster, was chosen for his present position by Superintendent Fink when Mr. Fink began plans to incorporate the Tech-Voc. Department into the high school. Mr. MaIia's job also involves him in the Work Study, Home Economics, and Business Programs throughout the Newton School System. L . Ik., KEN TEIVIKIN

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BAHHY HOUSE In 1953, Dr. Leo J. Barry, for whom Barry, the yellow house was named, became principal of Newton High School. During this time he enhanced the relationship between the school and the community by sponsoring the Newton High School Parent-Teacher-Student Associ- ation, and by coordinating a Citizens Secondary School Study Program. He won the continuing affection and respect of those who worked with him and of the students he taught by precept, direction, and example. Gail Stein, Barry Housemaster, sums up her experi- ences with the Barry House class of 1980. The Barry House Senior Class is amazing in its diversity. Its talents include concert musicians, outstanding athletes, gifted artists, actors and scholars, and fine school citizens. It has been a pleasure to know and work with the members ofthis class. - - 1 it A. - un-A S I ' ' 'is' V , l 5,n .. Evil ' H- A X 5 . V :' I ,h h .. - -i .i X-Y-54' ' ' gig .. S at 3, ,- ' 'G Ruth Ginsberg Marrie Kenney