Newington High School - Sequin Yearbook (Newington, CT)

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S O C V U 11 T 15 A M Sitting (L-R) J. Young, J. Waterman, T. Hay, T. Whitney Sitting (L-R) J. Corbett, C. Wahlberg, F. Crossway, D. Rowland, M. Atwell, J. Mazilauskas, W. Jerin, C. Larson. R. Beauregard Standing(L-R) Mr, Mahon (Coach), R. French, S. Davis, C. Metropalis, A. Benson, F. Mapes, J. Bean, A. Olsen, R. Smith Although a snappy looking team on the field, they didn't seem to be able to capitalize on the breaks. In many of the games played, the crying lack of experienced and capable reserves seemed to be the factor which wrote the fate of the team. However, despite the worst, morale was maintained and the team did its best to represent the school creditably when it appeared in neighboring towns. September 26 Bloomfield (here) 30 Thomaston (away) October 2 South Windsor (here) 7 Bristol (away) 10 Essex (away) 17 Thomaston (here) 21 Bristol (here) 28 Glastonbury (here)

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« ( Ij V c ij ir ii Trront: H. Johnson, Joseph Mazilauskas. Teddy May, Robert Keleher, Gordon Keleher Back: Joseph Wenis, Mr. Mahan (coach), Daniel Reardon (manager) We are beginning to take our golf teams for granted. Everybody considers Newington top and rightly so. Our boys win championship; our team wins matches. They play the best teams and beat them. In the past six years they have been state champions four times. The Newington High golf teams of former years have put Newington on the map. This team will help keep it there. SCHEDULE April 20 away West Hartford 23 home Wethersfield 30 home Bulkeley May 4 away Hamden 7 home Farmington 11 away Bulkeley 12 away Rockledge 14 home West Hartford 18 away New Britain 19 T 0URNAMENT-Me a d owb rook 21 home St. Thomas 25 away Farmington 27 home Hamden 28 home New Britain June 1 STATE TOURNAMENT

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1) 11 A M A T I V C L V 11 First Row (L-R) Second Row (L-R) Third Row (L-R) Fourth Row (L-R) F. Ambot, R. Pittsinger. C. Lazaris, R. Beauregard, J. White, T. Holden, Mrs. Evelyn Sorrow Root (adviser), C. Canfield 2. Rodgers, K. McDonald, T. Knaus, H. Sullivan, S. Bacon, N. Harlow, L. Kosko, B. Pipkin, P. Scarborough C. Holt, R. Klecman, B. Varney, A. Galbraith, N. Green, B.. Rowley, M. Guptill, E. L. Phipps M. Carlson, 0. Marsh, R. Murphy, H. Grant, C. Johnson, D. Reardon, C. Y ahlberg, M. Atwell The Dramatic Club has come a long, merry way since 1935. With Mrs. Root, still popularly known as Miss Sorrow, as faculty adviser and coach, the members have been successful with several novel productions. Last June the high school thespians made what is regarded as the nation’s first feature-length technicolor student motion picture. The clever Newington High Students went Hollywood” in You Take Her”, written and produced by Mrs. Root and photographed and edited by popular Don Root. The enthusiastic players were favorably reviewed by Julian Tuthill in the Times J After the summer vacation, the students started work on the Henry Aldrich production What A Life , and in November the curtain came down on a well-finished performance. Some of the versatile thespians. are now knitting for the Red Cross. Other members are working on student-directed one-act plays for an auditorium program. With the proceeds from their production they have purchased a $100 Defense Bond and feel that their money has been well-invested. Meanwhile, Mrs. Root is working on another idea which, although still in the embryonio stage, will be another step forward in the dramatic work of this organization. OFFICERS President Vice President Treasurer Secretary Faculty Adviser James White Robert Beauregard Ted Holden Catherine Lazaris Mrs. Evelyn Sorrow Root