Newington High School - Sequin Yearbook (Newington, CT)

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Mary Smith Muriel McCarthy Helen Lockwood Olga Kurtz Marie Ryan Barbara Mathewson Mary Smith Verna Sjolander Barbara Mathewson Isabelle Tracy Helen Lockwood Barbara Quinn Anna Erwin Verna Sjolander Lois Street Barbara Quinn Marie Ryan Mary Smith Muriel McCarthy Ruby Nyman Phyllis Schroeder Barbara Hubert Lillian Dummitt Jane Cowles Barbara Quinn Muriel McCarthy Marie Ryan Lois Street Marie Ryan Jane Smith Mary Smith Phyllis Schroeder Eunice Pasco Ruby Nyman I 'I' A 'l' I S 'l' I C ..' Most Popular Best Natured Hardest Worker Best Dressed Most Likely to Succeed Class Athlete Best Looking Most Musical Best Dancer Most Original Did Most for Class Noisiest Most Quiet Most Sophisticated Most Independent Class Flirt Best Student Most Respected Biggest Heartbreaker Deepest Blusher Most Versatile Most Natural Most Cheerful Class Artist Liveliest Best Sport Smartest Class Dreamer Cleverest Class Giggler Best Leader Class Thespian Most Serious Most Polite Albert Simkus Herbert Johnson Herbert Johnson Winslow Chace Winslow Chace Daniel Casey Daniel Casey Edward Gobell Albert Simkus Robert Holden Frank Eddy Clifford Stamm Dominic Mazzaccoli Howard Crane Oliver Myers Frank Eddy Winslow Chace Winslow Chace Daniel Casey Joseph Rapacki Albert Simkus Herbert Skoglund Robert Holden Ralph Harlow Robert Peters Robert Peters Herbert Johnson Robert Youngberg Joseph Rapacki Malcolm Carlson Winslow Chace Frank Eddy Harry Hintlian Harry Hintlian 'Ill 'I' '..' N I NAME 'Next will be Case-y,' proclaimed the dignified Judge as Carl-son was called to the witness Stand- The YOURS man USSHH to St9g'lH Pas-corporal Gallichio. After Stamm-ering with the oath, Shi-bert was commanded to be seated. 'Before proceeding with this case,W said Judge Jesionka, UI should like the young girl in the third row to stop her Harlow-ing, or Kum-mer immediately. 'Rather than Go-bell give the judge a nice Kurtz-e and promise him you wlll be quiet,n whispered the elderly woman to the stubborn, but obedient child. WWhere were you when the accident occurred?' began the defense attorney. 'Well, Er-win I passed Dummitt Street, I saw a rather queer sight It was a man Holden' an Eddy milk bottle on his head. I had a Hounch-ill was about to brew if he held it in that posi- t on. Being an Irishman, that I am, I Hated to see someone walk square into an accident without questioning. I then asked in a friendly sort of way, 'What the Heck-man do you intend to do?' However, before he even opened his mouth to answer, I saw a police dog Chace a Crane right into him, upsetting the precious milk bottle. Then I saw the poor man lying In spilt milk. That's all I know, Judge.n 'You can't cry,W proclaimed the disturbed judge,' over spilt milk. Case dismissedl'

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