Newington High School - Sequin Yearbook (Newington, CT)

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SENIORS GILBERT WALTERS—“Socki” “As carefree as a child.” “Socki” is a fellow who is bothered by nothing. A swell sport, he gets along well with everyone. We will all remember “Socki” for his corny jokes. MARY ANN WHITTEKER “Demure and quiet 1 am at school; But what am I away from rule?” Some of her classmates may think she’s quiet, but her friends know a different Mary Ann. Ready to adapt herself to any situation. Mary Ann is full of fun and a wonderful friend. Student Council 2, 3; Glee Club 4; Sequin 4; Honor Society 4; Scribe 4. MABEL WINTER—“Mob” “Enjoyment is where you find it.” Mabel enjoys typing ami shorthand. Through interest and hard work she has developed outstanding ability in these subjects. Her pleasing personality and friendliness assure success in the business world. Art Club 2, 4; Scribe 4. HOWARD BRYDEN—“Hocnchy” “Happy am I, from care I'm free, Why aren’t they all contented like me?” One of our finer athletes, “Hoenchy” is a noted authority on sports, and his fact-producing arguments leave room for little question. His witty sayings and pleasant personality have won him many friends. Soccer 2. 3, 4; Basketball 3. 4; Sequin 4; Baseball 3, 4; Boys’ Glee Club 3. 4. The 1947 Sequin 25

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SENIORS PATRICIA GALLAS—“Pat” “Never a dull moment.” As you walk down the hall you are bound to hear that familiar high “C” giggle. All through her school years “Pat” has made many friends with her ready smile and witty remarks. Scribe 3, 4 ; Mixed Chorus 4; Sequin 4; Red Cross 3. VIRGINIA FEN N ER—“Ginny” “That’s “Ginny” with the smiling face.”' “Ginny is that girl with the peaches and cream complexion, light brown hair, and a pleasant smile. Her classmates will long remember her pleasing personality. Glee Club 2; Student Council 2; Scribe 3, 4; Sequin 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Red Cross 3; Dramatic Club 4. JEAN CHAPMAN—’‘Jean” “Life is a jest—.” “Have you heard the one about—?” That is Jean, always ready with a joke. This gift of making people laugh has made her popular with her classmates. Sequin 4; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Glee Club 3; Red Cross 4. WALTER M( KEEN— IVally “Quiet thinking may lead to great success.” Wally is quiet, but always ready with an answer. Quiet though he is, “Wally” is willing to participate in activities. When there is fun to be enjoyed, he is ready for that, too. 24 The J947 Sequin

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Gatt Zfau 9ma fi ie Mabel Winter typing only five words a minute? M ary Ann Whitteker unable to draw? Fred Weber without Bill Zabel? Gilbert Walters with curly hair? Joseph Yujs without high grades? Marie Villa six feet tall? Kathleen Sullivan getting to school on time? I larry Sullivan being noisy ? Richard Stoddard with blonde hair? Phyllis Solosky coming to school on Friday? Jo Sntolak without her chewing gum? Francis Sicuranza clapping erasers for a teacher ? Roy Seagren with a booming voice? Dot Saling dropping out of Glee Club? Rose and Vicky Rudek identical twins? Dot Rowland without that identification bracelet? Joyce Iluber causing a commotion in Study 10? Marilyn Quilitzsch not sketching on every scrap of paper ? Kurt Peterson with a dark complexion? Allan Peterson with a permanent ? Eleanor Peckham in a bad humor? Barbara Olsen without her lipstick? The Cheering squad without Betty Jane Olesen? Marie O’Connor with straight hair? Robert Nelson in a loud shirt? Jo Miller without a joke? Richard Milczanowski without a golf club? The Sleepy Hollow Boys without Bernie Mc-Queeney and Howie Bryden? Walter McKeen as a lecturer? Louise Mayville without her dimples? Dotte May not taking gym? The Rhythmeers without Louis Malchiodi? 26 Betty Leighton without Helmut’s picture in her locker ? Roger Lansing-Jones without an argument? Dot Kleckner in a Dutch Cut? Bob Kampe “M. C. . . . ing” on “Truth or Consequences ? Lester Johnson fully awake? Kdvin Johnson without his pipe? Jver Jensen’s being rude? Edith Hulbert without her friendly smile? Nathan Hosford on a track team? The “Y” square dances without Billie Holt? Stanley Hollis nicknamed Rubber”? Bill Hine walking to school? Robert Haltner being quiet? 1 lerbie I lall not participating in class activities? Ralph Gronback without his neat appearance? Linus Gronback not knowing the Big League Scores ? Genevieve Gilbert without Georgeina McLain? Danny Gallichio coming out of a game uninjured ? Patsy (iallas without “Stevie?” William Fitzgerald leaving his traffic post? Virginia Fenner frustrated? Jennie Dziob without her giggle? Louise Deccy handing in a theme on time? Bob Dawson in a bow tie? Paul Coleman without his Fords? Jean Chapman without her ring? Aldie Carlson without a ticket to sell ? George Burnham with a “Butch”? Janette Bristol with a feather cut? Russell Bengston without a girl ? Jean Anderson “Five by five?” The 1947 Sequin