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

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I-Iereis Looking At You, South! Sprawled out on what was once swampland, Newton South High School is an impressive sight, sev- en buildings clustered around the green courtyard, the entire complex sheltered by tall, thick woods. But South is more than a pretty face, more than an attractive group of buildings. lt is our home for nine and one half months, during boththe heat ofJune and the snows of February. We ar- rive at eight in the morning, eyes more closed than open, but as the day progresses our eyes open and minds work. We learn the secrets of South, every shortcut, every hall- way, every conceivable way to get from Cutler to Goodwin twith a stop at a locker in Wheelerb in five min- utes. Whether you prefer the Breezeway or the cafeteria, the AV Room or Goodwin Commons, you know that South becomes more than bricks on a swamp when filled with students, it becomes a school filled with life, with enthusiasm, and with irreplaceable friendships. Few people leave South with same experiences or same feel- ings, and that's the way it should be. High school is not a math class with established goals, but a community, presenting as large a variety of op- portunities as an eye doctor has frames of glasses. Regulus 1983, then, is a look at an optometrist's office, his walls covered with frames to fit every whim, every style, every taste, every shape. There are those to help make the choice, between right shapes and wrong, between tinted and clear, between strong and weak. Regulus 1983 is a look at the school of New- ton South, our home for four years. So . . . HERE'S LOOKING AT YOU. SOUTH! 4-. 4+ f---. .. L-.. 'N I , S. . 2 : X, fl ' - . . R' x f 4,1 4 i