Newington High School - Sequin Yearbook (Newington, CT)

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5ENI0R 5 ADIEU High school days we bid adieu To work, to play, to sports, to you Fast the busy hours have passed Now the hours do tick their last Of short and carefree student years So devoid of wearing fears. Here we are, we've reached the end. Graduation our class will send Each separate one his way to find I pray that fate to us be kind; And though we never see again The faces of our loved classmen. Lets keep the memory during life Of high school days so free of strife. In these four years we've gained here Knowledge to make our futures clear Now we seniors say goodbye To wrest our living, our courage high. 5TATI5TIC5 Annette Lanslng-Jones Most Popular Orlando Monochl Vera Spltko Best Natured Frank Vazuka Eleanor Goodale Class Athlete Edmund Keleher Sadie Kupchlk Noisiest Alfred Namnoun June Schear Class Wit Hoyt Grant Shirley Hanbury Class Songster Hoyt Grant Doris Charbonneau Quietest Vincent Green Irene Nelson Class Dreamer Vincent Green Betty Johnson Class Thespian Charles Bacon Shirley Hanbury Adelaide Koczera Says least, thinks most Michael Koczera Gladys Decker Biggest Heartbreaker Girard Story Betty Johnson Most Versatile Charles Bacon Vera Spltko Best Sport Edmund Keleher Annette Lanslng-Jones Most Respected Rudolph Lenczyk Betty Bean Class Artist Wayne Russell Jennie Cwikla Most Ambitious Albert Klouda Doris Charbonneau M03t Courteous Roger Whitney Frank Vazuka Eleanor Goodale Class Midget Orlando Monochl Edith Gilbert Class Musician Charles Bacon Annette Lanslng-Jones Best Leader Rudolph Lenczyk Gladys Decker Class Flirt Hoyt Grant Adelaide Koczera Most Serious Michael Koczera Gladys Decker Cutest Orlando Monochl Flora Dzlob Most Bashful Vincent Green Lena Banks Most Independent Roger Whitney Peggy Kiely Most Sophisticated Girard Story Betty Bean Most Original Wayne Russell Adelaide Koczera Most Studious Michael Koczera Gladys Decker Best Dancer Orlando Monochl Annette Lanslng-Jones Most Likely to Succeed Frank Vazuka Annette Lanslng-Jones Did Most for N. H. S. Rudolph Lenczyk

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SENIOR HICH CIRLS' CLEE CLUB Senior High Girls’ Glee Club Sitting L-R: M. Chalko, D. Charbonneau, K. MacDonald, P. Schroeder, G. Decker, C. Canfield, M. Hanson, B. Perkins. Second row L-R: C. Lazarls, G. Marsh, H. Sullivan, B. Vanler, G. Kolpack, M. Klely, M. Smith, Mr. Humphreys (adviser), B. Johnson, P. Scarborough, M. Ryan, S. Buell, H. Lockwood, B. Schue-nemann, J. Smith. Third row L-R: G. Telesca, M. Dell Donna, L. Street, L. Larsen, J. Car- mody, S. May, B. Hubert, V. SJolander, V. Griffin,B. Quinn, S. Bacon, J. Bambrlck. The Glee Club, which was formed by our music Instructor, Mr. Humphreys, Is now in Its third year. The membership In this club Is limited to sophomore, Junior, and senior girls. At present there are thirty-seven members. a The Glee Club meets every Friday for social purposes and the study of music. On the first Friday of each month, a business meeting Is held. Officers Gladys Decker, President Phyllis Schroeder, Vice-President Kathleen MacDonald, Secretary Catherine Canfield, Treasurer Arlene Esmond, Librarian Barbara Schuenemann, Pianist Mr. M. Humphreys, Director