Newington High School - Sequin Yearbook (Newington, CT)

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Shirley Lindgren Lindy' If I dood it, I det a whippin'; And I dood itJ It's a bird, it's a plane—no, it's Shirley on roller skates) '.Then she isn't gliding around the rink, Lindy is making new friends or keeping one jump ahead of the doghouse. Her lively spirit keeps us guessing. V.hat's next, Shirley? Dramatic Club 4 Scribe 4 12 Welles Drive Eleanor Mackin El Whistle while you work Eleanor loves nature; for instance, she likes snow (if it's deep enough to have school called off). But don't get us wrong; she never shirked her homework (unless, she could get away with it.'). El is a true pal, a good sport, and an answer to anyone's plea for help. Student Council 4 Basketball 2,4 486 Main Street Marian Miller You'd be surprised School is an irksome monotony to Marian,' but you should see her fter school hours) Cheerful, agreeable and- mischievous, she is usually with her big moment. But these gas rationing difficulties. Ch my.' Glee Club 2,3 11 Roberts Street Gloria Minagil Minnie Silence'is golden, though Minnie wouldn't know. . Here is a girl who is very much interested in sports, particularly basketball; not only is she interested, but she is also a star player. If you want to be Minnie's friend for life, just mention George Brent. Handicraft Club X Dramatic Club £,3,4 Glee Club 3 Scribe 3,4 Soccer £,3,4 Basketball 2,3,4 21 Atwood Street

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Success you will gain' Speedy' Carl Larson With no feminine interests, Carl has always been a true sports fan and good scholar. Many a day was saved for the P. D. class when Speedy started an argument which lasted all period. Student Council 3,4 Athletic Council 4 Soccer 2,3,4 Baseball 2,3 Ki-Y Club 4 lo2 Main Street i J L Frances Lazaris Frannie Come and trip it as you go, On the light fantastic toe. Frannie's gay smile and pleasant air keep her from knowing the meaning of a dull time. She is definitely a jitterbug, and she leads rhumba and conga lines in a manner most professional. Glee Club 2 84 Coolldge Avenue Alice Leckowicz She knew all the answers— Well, almost all— No doubt she's fooled you, too. The truth is that this girl has a dual personality.' We've seen her at school-------all shyness and hard work; but what about that Friday-night 'Al' whom we don't know? Glee Club 2 Scribe 4 248 Maple Kill Avenue Genevieve Lenczyk 80's and 90's in school— 60's and 70's on the links. Gen, always cheery and full of pep, is one of our athletic girls. A champ at any sport, she's at home on baseball diamond, basketball floor, golf links, or skating pond. V'e shall hive to admit it, too, Gen. There is something about a soldier. Basketball 2,3,4 Scribe 4 Swimming 3,4 Golf 2,3 Mill Street

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Nancy Moody ’Nan Laugh and the world laughs with you Authors beware! Here comes Nancy, her pen poised, ready to write her way to fame. Her rib-tickling humor has provided us with many a laugh. Don’t forget your old Newington friends, Nancy, when you win your first Pulitzer Prize for Literature. Dramatic Club 2,3,4 Sequin Scribe 2,3,4 26 Eleanor Place Pearl Morrison Silence is golden Pearl is an amazing girl! Give her some popular music and a few trigonometry problems and she’s happy! She loves new records and nice clothes. Honor Society 4 Dramatic Club U Typing Club 3 Soccer 4 1246 Main Street Ellaraay Nyquist Maisie Q,uiet are her thoughts But happy 5s her nature Introducing that rare creature—a quiet girl! And she is such a pleasant person to know. That’s not all—Ellaraay is the girl with that true school-girl complexion. Scribe 4 1018 Main Street Dorothy Ostrowski Dot Cold hands, warm heart Dot is so cheerful and willing that she can easily make a friend of anyone. We think she must have been born under the sign of the Asterisk, for she can certainly get the most and the best out of a typewriter. Golf 2 101 Ashland Avenue