Newington High School - Sequin Yearbook (Newington, CT)

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rhroughout our years here we hove mode many friends, but among these friends there was that one special person, that best friend. We were the inseparable twosome, the dynamic duo. Together we trusted each other with our deepest darkest secrets and our ultimate dreams. We laughed together 'til our stomachs hurt and cried together 'til we could there for each other with sound advice or just a listening ear. We supported and believed in each other when no one else would. We spent many special moments together, ones that will never be forgotten. We shared something unique-full of love, caring and understanding, something not easily found. Without each other these years would not have been os memorable or com- Ui Ftimb tif). cry no more. We were always plete. Opening 13

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TogeMt t, . . . top left: Steve Oorger. Orion Da-locki. and Scott Baldwin pal around and get psyched for the football game. top middle: Looking like twins. Shirley Daigle and Rachel Abraha-mian stand together in their Dance Team uniforms. right: Janet and Nancy Del low are sisters. Can you tell? bottom left: Katy Wartschow, Sue Herlihey. Shelly Russo, Kelly Noonan, Debbie Cossel, Teri Sargi-sian and Linda Fresta are lunch buddies gathering together to pose for a picture. Opposite page. top: Pat McCue. Mike Lenares. Laura Cardoso, Rosana Ries. Wendy Sisson, and Christina Matukoitis gather outside during lunch to review the events of the past weekend. bottom left: Sofia Samuels and friends pause briefly in the hallways for a between-classes picture. bottom right: Jarlath Connolly. Tony Leone. Matt Emsley. Mark Herron and Jay Emsley. Mark Herron and Jay Pandiscia are having a fun time at the Homecoming. 12 Opening

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rogether ... in winning ries and accepted the defeats, and losing. We Indians We've watched each other hove always prided our- give our all, no matter’what selves on the spirit and dedica- the score. Knowing someone tion that goes along with our was there, someone who teams. The teams spent many cared. Whether we succeeded long, hard weeks together be- or not, the caring made the coming more of a family than a ploying all the more worth-sports team. Whether the sport while, was individual or not, the enthusiasm and support was al- top: The Donee Team show their ways there. Even though all of spirit in action during half time ot o the team members did not football gome, play, they were on their feet bottom: After losing o big game, cheering the rest on. This gave 5ondie Po,z bums °u’ home -us a feeling of unity and it didn 7 matter if we won or lost, we knew our teammates would never leave us. Together we've celebrated the victo- 14 Openng