Newtown High School - Bugle Yearbook (Newtown, CT)

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Cassidy Platt Berls Leibold Miles Kearns Deraps Ehle Berglund Mayers BOYS' BASKli'l'BAl,l. Minus many fine players of last year's squad, but with new and capable material ready and eager for actionfa new season was begun. The team, slow getting started, and lacking the teamwork and extra spark that it needed to win, lost many hard fought games. Despite these defeats, however, the team, undaunted, was always willing to try again and although the win column was not overllowing for us, there were many instances where Newtown looked like a winning combination. Much enjoyment and fun as well as experience was gained by the players in our bid for victory. We, who are graduating this year give our sincere thanks to Mr. Gibbs, our coach, and wish the present and future players the greatest success for the coming season. -HAROLD BICRGLUNIJ llll ll' llll tl! l GIRLS' BASKETBALL 'l'hree cheers for a hard working and co-operative team. Certainly they de- serve this much credit in spite of all their misfortunes. Not every team can be vic- torious all the time and this year we fell in that category. In spite of all that, the guards Haefle, Quinn, Morgan and Han- lon worked hard to see that the ball did not find the basket on their side of the court: and to be sure, the forwards Ras- mussen, Hill, Hill, and Hill tried their best to tind the rim. Without the patient and persistent coaching of Mr. Gibbs certainly the team could not have accomplished as much as it did. Good luck, girls, next year. -MARY HILL

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ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Pr1'sifla'ntYMary Hill Vim-Pn'sirl1'11t--Iames Cavanaugh Sfrrrfary and Treasurer-,Robert Reiner Boys' Basketball illanagcr-Kenneth Casey issislant Boys' illanagrrs-Harvey Rasmussen, Edward Casey Girls' Bwslertball Manager-Mary McCarthy Assistanf Girls' ilIa11agersmCar0l Hill, Virginia Wiser Cheer Lvaflfr-Virginia XViser Adzvisor-Thornton Gibbs Ill fr 'Q -, A f , ,, ,f if If lf' ' 'W--QXXX if ,aff WX if bf, lf -- -5--C rs es x C r X X ,X 12 1 f.-,,,., Z N X ? ff .' x: ' ' ' 'I X C - '- X 1 ,S , X - - ' V bqi.-T Y V fIQ,f ' IX f h l ff--IQ , A -M ji 1' X X , , ' ffl M ,f xf X, ff' 'r Y A ,T I -4, ,,,' - f' xx HX f XX -+' 'ix ,4 fs X 'JZ ix - . eb My N N f f A , 1 X f - ' ,X , I Qfx Ax 1 f XV X X A -:Q f 1 I f ,Q I '77 f-J K 5 I 'X 5 ' -f'Q'f 'Q' lf f' 17,5 7 I I r f iff 9 I J 'q ek

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1 1 L, Lf .Ei B 'll' ll ll THE ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE This year. as in previous years, an Assembly Committee was organized. It con- ll sisted of twenty-two members, who have been working hard with Miss Kroha and Mr. Lupi to present a good program every Thursday. I The Committee is proud to say that it has presented an assembly program prac- tically every week. We have had many different programs which we think have satisfied the varied interests of the student body four audiencej. The Assembly Committee this year' hopes that their work will be remembered and continued by another group of industrious and willing students next year. CoNsTANcE DOUGLAS, Chairman li ll ll I 'I .5 IP i ll THE GLEE CLUB As the school year 1941-1942 began, a new Glee Club was formed with Faith Steindler, presidentg Virginia Wiser, vice-president: Betty Haefle, secretary, and Mrs. ' Daniels, our gifted guiding note, to whom we all extend our appreciation for making nightingale-sounds come from twenty-two eager, young voices. , In February we made a very pleasant trip to New York to see Verdi's opera i'Aida.'l Transportation was supplied by Mrs. Daniels and Mr. Paul Cullens, whom we all sin- cerely thank. At present we are preparing what we think will be a delightful program for graduation. FAITH STEINDLER, President , n., IU