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

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i TGKG d oicTure, This is The only Time you'Il see Ddvid sTudyingl i km 'gil tk? , . 9. , ., sf' .., m 4'f,f'?44 , ,L :- ww 'Feigi . is .,. ' ' 1 'v, ,.. f , ' X 1 f . 7 1- I z if 255539- Q' ul .Q 4,1 iq , 4, .ili J. . F - an-nl +19 if -if.. vi -: 'Ji 19,1 s.. . 1 Ugg, 4,47 4 , ,W 1 -.ww ?f .i,. .. .gym 39:- ,v f. 'LJ s. . '.- 4 s .'Q,,4f 6: 1 fl D ' , 1 fkffr' if wa, .. - if ' fn' - T - i. v , ,...-, , -.--..v---- I , . 4 ,ni lk -. ,le , fy, -:z-f . Aufumn AuTumn is The mosT beouTiful sedson in New Engldnd. IT holds d gredT deol of TrddiTion ond chonge. The woods meTdmor- phdsize from summer greens To blozing reds, ordnges, yellows, ond browns. While These Trdns- formoTions dre occurring dround us, we go bdck To school To The rouTines of work. As The pressure builds, iT is good To be dble To enjoy d wolk in The cool dir. TrddiTions dre vdried during The fdll. Some ore Toslcs such ds rdking leoves, while oihers ore fun such os bundling up wiTh friends To cheer for The Lion's fooTboll Tedm, Trick or TredTing on l-iolloween, or gorging on Thonksgiving. ln NewTon mdny oiher smdll TrodiTions hoye sprung up. I-ldrvesT Fdir in New- Ton CenTre is o gredT ploce To find jewelry, crdfTs, food, ond fun. NewTon elemenidry schools buT on liTTle Pilgrim bloys, ond SouTh hos iT's onnudl Thdnksgiying gdme ogdinsT Lin- coin-Sudbury. There is blenTy going on in Newlon during The foil ThdT mdkes NewTon d beouTiful bloce To live. - by Angelico Brisk fo-'I' may , 53' - .1 wffi ff c i s ,fr 4' ,,, VLH' ' 7 Q ,, P5 T ,rw fGDOV9Q Piciure oerfe-cT smile, Ue-fTQ A cool bredk in The shdde 47 STudenT Life

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fflghfj Sophomores spend Cl free block ON compus. qbelowj JUST cmching The lost few roys. ,,,,,., - may-W fm, p me-. 3.3, 4.1 x Lx Q. 'P' mn -rf 3. '. V y1gQgw', .JW faoovey Birds of Q feather flock fogem- ' fnghfj One, Two, three, CHEESE, '16 STUCIGOT Life 1,19 of fsqsiv'

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Those Dreaded Mornings! Buzz . . . AT 6:30 The morning riTudl begins . . . You push The snooze dldrm d few more Times ond Then fooe The ineviTible: d freezing shower, d quick cup of coffee, ond d run To The bus. For Those upperolossmen who ore forTunoTe enough To hove o cor ond possibly even A-block free, They con Tdke Their Time for This morning rou- Tlne. Mornings come in o vorieTy of forms: TesT mornings, lvlon- ddysQ5 doys unTil you con sleepy, ond Those dreoded mornings when we oversleep. lVloybe l shouldn'T hove lefT ThoT 20-pdge hisTory poper un- Til eleven losT nighT, you Think To yourself. Very few reolly leorn ony- Thing or con leorn onyThing dur- ing A-block, becouse iT is The designoTed Time To geT The mind inTo working order. Some sTudenTs enjoy The duieT com- mons rooms or The cdfe ol 7:30 ond sove ThdT Time To finish Their homework. These rooms seem like enTirely differenT plooes Thon They ore during D or E blocks. The floors ore freshly polished, ond The holl ond li- brory policies ore reloxed. AlThough mosT of us oT Souih dislike The morning, we oocepT iT ond leorn To cope. As we dp- proooh mid-yeor, mornings be- come hdrder To fdce beoouse They become dorker ond cold- er: ond The nighTs become longer. Mornings ore eosier To fooe ds The weekend op- prooohes, buT before we know iT, lviondoy's rouiine is upon us ogoin. - by lvioureen Dwyer. 'Q Rm i K S W- RN 122,-, X Skis- ' Deor, This is The fifTh Time you've overslepT This week, T8 STudenT Life Nl' - Tx . ww.-a?ff.i,. 1 nf.: W - -num-neun Uopj Who ever sold senior yeor wos going To be eosy? fobovej Come book ond close The door honey. frighfj Does onyone hove The mofh homework? Q