Newtown High School - Bugle Yearbook (Newtown, CT)

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14 --425 THE BUGLE iii-W X I I N fv- I fu J' LR Q . ff, N' THE JUNIORS Departing from the usual routine, we are allowing our readers to do a little guessing. Can you find our class ofiicers? Well, they're in their customary places-second row center. The rest of us are just plain ordinary, every day Juniors whose only ambition is to pester our teachers and look forward to the privileged position of Seniors.

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THE BUGLE 13 THE SENIORS Didn't you know we were Seniors? 'Well that's just it. Nobody realized it until now and so here we are staring nonchalantly at you. Four years we have labored and toiled with our noses to the grindstones. Now by the sweat of our brows We have succeeded in appearing, at least, industrious. 'Now we must again come down to earth and into the sphere of human activity. We trust that our oilicers, Myrtle Ingraharn, George Erb, Rose Pallocovitch and Clara Ruffles, may be as successful in leading others as they have been in leading us.

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THE BUGLE lik--V 15 soPHoMoREs cf'+-175- ' 'N ff 0, A mighty class with members large, bf. uHu.55J,,.,yl j1iLz,4J.,vL Into Room 7 this fall did barge. We tackled Caesar and Brutus, too, And for a loss geometry threw. With heads held high and numbers strong, The path of knowledge we'll go along, In '37 with all its glory We'll hope we're left to tell the story.