ceramic tile, corbelled cornices, multi-soldier flat arch lintels, and sculptural relief on entrance porticoes. As soon as 1930, another addition was built to accommodate the rapidly growing student population. Architect Walter C. Martin, designed two additional three-story wings, that are stylistically similar but less ornate than the previous Snyder wings. The Martin wings are Clad with buff and beige brick and limestone detailing; one features stepped gables with ceramic tile designs. The most recent addition was completed in 1958 and designed by Maurice E. Salo and Associates. This wing took the place of the original school building by Boring and Tilton which had been deemed by the Board of Education to be deficient and not able to be improved by renovations. Instead of echoing the motifs of the previous additions, the four-story rectangular block addition was designed in the International Style. The steel-frame structure is clad with beige-colored bricks, limestone trim and aluminum panels. Due to the site's long history, and the architectural significance of the building, the New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission designated Newtown High School a landmark in 2003. In 2012 the New York Landmarks Conservancy honored a comprehensive exterior restoration with its prestigious Lucy Moses Award to the team led by SUPERSTRUCTURES Engineers + Architect. Athletics Newtown has seen some success with athletics, winning numerous city championships in a variety of athletic competitions. It currently competes in the Public Schools Athletic League (PSAL), and fields a wide number of teams in many different sports. They include: Boys' teams Varsity and JV basketball Cross country Indoor/outdoor track Varsity soccer Varsity volleyball Golf Bowling Varsity and JV baseball Handball Wrestling Girls' teams Varsity and JV softball Basketball Indoor/outdoor track Bowling Soccer Cross country Gymnastics Varsity and JV volleyball Varsity Handball Extracurricular activities Robotics Club Photography Key Club Bengali Cultural Club Medical Club Notable alumni Grace Lee Boggs, civil rights activist, social activist, author, philosopher and feminist William C. Brennan, lawyer, judge, and politician Joseph F. Donelan Jr., Assistant Secretary of State for Administration Peter T. Farrell, New York Supreme Court justice Richard Grasso, President of the New York Stock Exchange Frank Gulotta, New York Supreme Court justice Crockett Johnson, cartoonist Peter Lassally, television producer Estée Lauder, cosmetics manufacturer Ray Lumpp, NBA player Omar Minaya, former General Manager of the New York Mets Michael J. Murphy, New York City Police Commissioner Arthur Nascarella, actor Carroll O'Connor, actor Smush Parker,