Newton South High School - Regulus Yearbook (Newton, MA)

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MRS. MARCIA S. RATNER Speech Clinic I ff I J I MR. FREDERICK J. OLSON MRS. JUDITH A. MALONE - lkklgmua MRS. JEAN V. YOUNG Bookroom ' Q 13. . N .- I . Q' I I JAX Hn MISS FRANCES M. SMITH s'We speak of great literature. great art, great music. great ideas. What makes them great is that they have more possibilities of pleasure and growthf' JOHN HOLT 'lung lirlpfw.. Fa. MS. MARTHA ELDREDGE-MARTIN MR. ROBERT W. GOGGIN MR. DAVID R. YOUNGBLOOD MS. NANCY L. HARLEY MR. RICHARD T. GEIST BF.: 15