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

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Unleashed Energy is overflowing on every team. Another way that stu- dents come together and combine their energy is in participation in clubs and organizations. New- ton South has numerous activities that students from all four grades can become involved in. It takes a lot of time and effort to create a club, find members, and keep it existing. This year many energetic South students are heading and maintaining clubs. The halls are covered with Q X 4 , f an ' . . X Q . S X k . T ' 'R Nu 'X mi tp f , 'fl 45 fsxx 4 l 9 l 1 .14 Y , 'n '1'- f-v, ive- , t , Q 1 ,N 4 .exe-.Q -- 'Q-sf 1w'.,x -M-5'-gg, posters about play audi- tions, class bake sales, and upcoming club events. lfyou want to get involved in anything, all you have to do is look up and read. There is infor- mation and energy bouncing from wall to wall. Although the posters and signs contribute tre- the sophomores and the smiles of the juniors, the screaming of the fresh- man and the friendships of the seniors. It is the people, the students, who fill the halls, that add the most to the schoo1's energy. Without the enthusiasm and mo- I mendously to the ener- getic atmosphere in the hallways, there is some- thing that adds even more energy, Cmore than the new orange and blue lockersl. It is laughter of .LT QS 1,4 11 , - . - 1 I . X X X K A K .Q . X . tabovel Someday we'll be able to go to McDonald t -1 Lnleashed Energy tivation of the people, Newton South would not have the incredible source of energy that it has. by Cindy Dockser in OO. br 'V

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Unleashed Energy The level of energy at Newton South is high and explosive. This ener- gy can be felt from the fields to the classrooms. Students learn here that they have so much po- tential energy. There is a huge balloon inside each of us waiting to burst. We enter Newton South like leashed-up lions, ex- cited and full of energy. But since we are so young, we do not know how to break free and exert all this inner ener- gy. Newton South pro- vides students with the opportunities to unleash their energy in many dif- ferent and productive ways. Some people exert all their energy in academ- ics, using their minds' po- tentials to their fullest. The Honors Curriculum is a rigorous and time consuming level of study. There are stu- dents that take all their classes on this level. Al- though some students may not be on the Hon- ors level, there are still those students who push themselves in another way, by taking six or sev- en majors at different levels. Newton South has always been proud of the motivation and aca- demic achievements of its students. Even with all the homework, students find time to participate in ex- tra-curricular activities, mostly athletic teams. il South athletes seem to have a never-ending amount of physical and mental energy. The physical energy is obvi- ous during preseason and practices. The pain of getting in shape can be seen in the face of ev- ery athlete. But all the agony and sweat is worth it when you score that winning goal. The men- tal energy is present in the games with team members using their skill and knowledge to defeat the opponent. When the battle isn't easy, athletes need the energy to stay positive and encourage their teammates, this energy L4lllC.l5llCd l

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