Newington High School - Sequin Yearbook (Newington, CT)

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OUR SCRAP BOOK - PLANE FORCED DOWN IN ARIZONA Crew and Passengers safe Albert Klouda, pilot of the S-----, reported by radio this evening at 7s21 that the four members of his crew and also his five passengers are unharmed after their forced landing this afternoon. The passengr list Included; Annette Lansli Jones, newcomer In the Uteri world; her secretary, Doris bonneau; Margaret Mely an l 1 . « %■ ot o 6v a v 4i' ShD1 comPan o ,% A y5A? Edmund 0. no a %y first aid to report states report states tnat nis conair '' ””'-''- une newmgt Is not serious. Viayne Russe.High School In Connecticut, designer ‘-v e ship, states ano also teammates on their he can r pLAY nosslbl town’s basketball snuad. Pr« explana a ship, states ariu “i3° teammates on their c o % lAy 7 oosslbl town’s basketball s uad. Pr«t-Ll BE pr, tough, eh? Lanzy-k also capt + TLE Wiethe Professional Men s Golf Team, PA I? of wVif Vi Vi o — - ov.oa — ,r'« men's Golf ' A ? of which his erii -'-ofes Che3-on «T ll 7 r f ter Chalko, dr o t4 “ • stnrh;ve‘s . Ga Michael Knr.7. °fouD 4fl® Oh fL I2I COWGIRLS' club elects ®CA 'itoczej MMITTE for IMITCK a-5 ij6° °o; topiUm ifOhglneer are ibe 3he rOJ 7 . bu£v C '' t£,n •l.ct°e1d20Xn °0aaZttee h«s t c eto„b.® 5v thG aP °«ham anfc° tfi e charge of £?« -W on ia s £ . Jh»uJ?5U 1 sP??„rJr9Shnent8 for e£? ot2 1 % -O ' chlk Pce Glrof?S,danc0 of the a® M t --rAotvJ1 SX« ” vO.o'O o “s v.’-um.c, Viiox umwucwi- ill cue o -''' e. .. sP e® ® % school. Miss Cwlkla Is o rcent efBduate of New ,.VSi 0° 0 '!:“l ’ ■ 0°u.g.. ■N- « (A' rO' d- df Attendance set at o1 tee, for not only can they v C) -UarScrQt Y.iel'J naa AOTVOT Cl of a record-breaking attends t© ti-S3 several Qf tOTOwet but also of a record ye po ast ®veJleS at. t e Yvone of Ulee ei e- day’s Program was highlighted l uiaa Yieoo e a soeech by Dr. Frank Vazuka, 70. ry V eve Vq a . medico from Newington, Connecticut Today’s guest speakers include: hjdonS, texting, viere Vhe Ulaae ♦nora and Msre ' SpY-tVLQ .

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IN WITNFSS WHEREOF, we have hereunto set our hand and seal at said Newlng ton on the twentieth day of March, A. D., one Thousand Nine Hundred and Forty. Signed, sealed, published and declared by the said Newington Senior High School graduating class of 1940, In the presence of us, who at their request. In their presence, and In the presence of each other, have hereunto subscribed our names as witnesses on the twentieth day of March, A. D., 1940. Witnesses:

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1440 o lC 31 A °l 16 n K. JII J! % 34 ■is JUNE nt o 7 % IH n. 16 11 n n a 14 September 5—Johnny starts the year off right by arriving at school on time. October 10---Election of Senior Class officers with the outcome as follows: President-Orlando Manochi Vice-President-Edmund Keleher Secretary-Treasurer-Adelaide Koczera Entertainment Coramittee-- Flora Dziob Madeline Dell Donna Herbert Wilbur Rudolph Lenczyk October 27---What fun if teachers would hold more conventions ! November 6---The Seniors cleaned up the Stanley Arena and some profits. November 22—Certain Senior thespians gave a good performance in Arizona Dude Ranch. November 28—Senior Masquerade Dance--Quelle flop! November 30—We didn't celebrate Thanksgiving Day the 23rd. December 23-January 2---Best skating we've had for several years, and we had plenty of time to enjoy it. January 11—-Sophomore Square Dance. January 16-January 19---Need we explain? Well, it's merely Exams. February 1---The Student Council sponsored a very successful dance. February 12 — The Stanley Arena was cleaned anew by the Seniors. February 15—Spring and summer would also be O.K. if they only produced unexpected blizzards like that of February 15. February 17-February 26---Why do we get a week's vacation and then have about two weeks' homework assigned? March 1-------The girls weren't slow in taking advantage of the fellows at the Leap Year Dance sponsored by the Seniors. March 20------Every member of the N. J. S. H s. got a glimpse of the little birdie. As a result, the school files were replenished with photos. March 22------Good Friday. March 27------The Senior High Dramatic Club proudly presented, Adults-Almost, penned by their coach, Miss Sorrow. March 29------Students belonging to numerous organizations were certainly pleased to get out of classes; photographs were taken for The Sequin. April 25------It was a long wait, you Juniors, but your Prom certainly was worth it. April 27-May 6----Vacations are splendid when they begin, but when they end, yawn J yawn .' May 27--------Senior High members, don your thinking caps—start Exams with a bang! May 28--------Well! Well! Isn't it strange how much you forget in a year's time? May 29--------Don't give up yet! You can look forward to the fact that these are finals. May 30--------We surely won't forget Memorial Day—the day we spent cramming for the last exams. May 31--------Are you still alive after the last of finals? June 10------- It’s Three O'clock In the Morning. Is it possible that Susie was still at the Senior Banquet? June 12-------Nous avons re9u nos diploJnes !