Newington High School - Sequin Yearbook (Newington, CT)

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Seated, left to right: N. Johnson. A. Schwager. D. Platt, C. Heald. K. Daly, E. Casey. Standing: R. Stingle. K. Langille. R. Picard. V. Madden. Sequin Sta i Editor-in-Chiej CHARLENE HEALD Assistant Editors EILEEN CASEY ROBERT STINGLE Business Manager VINCENT MADDEN Assistant Business Manager KENNETH LANGILLE Typing Editor ANN SCHWAGER Sports Editors KATHLEEN DALY RONALD PICARD Art Editor ................. NORMA JOHNSON Photography Editor DOLORES PLATT tUCY ROBBINS WELLES LIBRARY NEWlNGTOfj. CT. 06' '1

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Sufce rcKteucCent mmm school department Town Hall Newington, Connecticut SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS JOHN W. WALLACE February 1, 195U ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT EMILLE J. COMEAU We are free to the extent that we base our opinions on evidence that we know is accurate and complete. We are enslaved to anyone whose opinions we believe without checking his reasons. We are enslaved to our prejudices to the extent that they cause our opinions to be based unfairly on other than accurate and complete evidence. Ignorance enslaves us by limiting our ability to test the truth of information and to interpret evidence. The Great Teacher said, Tou snail know the truth, and the truth shall make you free. The highest purpose of education is to help people to achieve and maintain freedom, because only as we are free can we fulfill our God-given potentialities for