Newington High School - Sequin Yearbook (Newington, CT)

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EXITUS GRANDIOSUS On our way rejoicing. As wo leave this school. Harken to our praises 0, thou principal I Is there grief or sadness Cause Y e’re leaving thee? Is the sky beclouded Cause we now are free? On our way rejoicing Gladly let us go. Conquered are our grim tests Vanquished is our foe (schoolbooks). Lost without our studies 0, what will we do? Banish all those fears, friends You111 never find us blue. To our Alma Mater Joyful songs we sing. To our faithful teachers Thankful hearts we bring. To our lagging Juniors Bow wo with a roar: On our way rejoicing Now and evermore I I. Berry

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SCRIBE (1937-1938) First Row L-R: Miss Smith (Adviser), R. Turner. F. Lawson, B. Dione, S. Eddy, D. Banks, Miss Warren (Adviser). Second Row L-R: C. Wilber, J. Carmody, V. Anderson, S. Terwilllger, J. Bloch, B. Barbour. Third Row L-R: L. Wegmann, L. Webster, S. Hanbury, H. Holt. Fourth Row L-R: G. Kolpak, S. May, D. Meadors, B. Cottle, A. Lansing-Jones, J. Condron. Fifth Row L-R: E. Knox, C. Bacon, A. Kloudo. M. Stevens, R. King, and E. Pittsinger are missing from the above picture. The Scribe, in its present form as a six-page newspaper, began as a literary publics tion in the early fall when Beulah Dione arrived from Hartford Public High School th idea and ambitions. On February 1, The Scribe appeared as a four-page newspaper. Soon after, on March 18, a formographed head was added with two pages extra, one of which was the popular Pen-Point Prodigies, a full page of actual events and romances in the school drawn in to cartoons. Considered in its entirety, the paper has made exceptional advances under the editorial guidance of Mis3 Y arren and the able business guidance of Miss Smith. The Class Book staff salutes the progress of The Scribel