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

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Stuck on You As you walk down a corridor of Newton South High School, you can expect to see at least one happy couple indulging in a public display of affection. It is odd, though, how the very next day, you may witness that same happy couple engaging in a major war, or better yet, yesterday's guy with another girl. After all, not all newly- Weds can remain happy for- ever. ' His. I , j' A n ' ' nf. '-f..' ,-L.: trightp As long as we have eachother, we'll nev- er feel blue. tabovel Put your head on my shoulder. 20 Student Life While that someone special may be a necessity to get you through the bad times, he or she may also be disruptive to the educational process. One can create problems at home and possibly cause jealousy among friends. In most cases, the person is worth all your troubles. tends to have the other on his or Although that pair may her mind more often than not, therefore impairing that once present desire to learn. Such a relationship will in most cases occupy most, if not all, of oneas spare time and maybe even a little more. This 4541 Ib X' -4 change from day to day, as does everything at one time or an- other, have faith - because somewhere down that hallway you'll find the everlasting cou- ple. by Rebecca Jordan , ,A ugh' Y 'u I

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Set hem Free Our school days are all pret- ty much the same. We walk from one class to the other, try- ing not to get bruised while we are walking past Jock Corner, sit through class while check- ing the time every thirty sec- onds or so, and finally go dili- gently to our after-school ac- tivities. Five days a week we surrender to this process. There is one thing, though, that saves us all. We pray for these pre- cious things to come as quickly as possible and to last longer than they always seem to. These things are, of course, our Free Blocks. Free Blocks set us free, free to do whatever we please. There are a numerous number of Free Block activities that go on at Newton South. One can see freshmen suffer through study hall, studious students study in the library, social stu- dents talk outside, fashion con- scious students paint their nails in a common room, hungry stu- dents try their luck at the cafe, athletic students walk to Fred's, and lucky students drive to Papa's or McDonald,s. Whatever the Free Block ac- tivity may be, they all have one thing in common. They save us all from a hum-drum day of school life to do whatever we want and be free for a precious 50 minutes. by Laura Stein ,--- 5... ......- g if 4- 'V . 'J WM I I 1 F , , x :T K 1 Lean on me. Are you embarrassed about your lunch? 22 Student Life M,,Q,.-aov- I I ,M I- . ...nm i if? Fi