Newtown High School - Bugle Yearbook (Newtown, CT)

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Freshman In our first year of high school we were the largest class in Newtown High. At the beginning of the school year we elected officers as follows: Loretta Nichols, President, Burr Morgan, Vice-President, Charles Swan, Secretary, John Ryan, Treasurer. The Freshman Class is represented by several boys and girls on the intramural basketball teams. Loretta Nichols, President ,2.l- ' -Q7 :J ' 4 ' ..- N ' Q

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Sophomores In the early part of October the Sophomore Class held its first meeting and class officers were elected. The following members were chosen by the class: McAllister, Presidentg Ruth Butensky, Vice-Presidentg Betty Haefele, Secretaryg Miriam Rasmussen, Treasurer. This year the class is a rather large one. The members of the Sophomore Class extend best wishes for success and happiness to the members of the Senior Class. Ruth Butensky, Vice-President tl'9 lifZ5.'-lc

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Q., . , e unh Qesium ant of The Giluss of 191 Bequeath to each and all so free The good points of the class. To Room Eight, the one of riot, We leave a class so very quiet. To 'River Shannon who is thin A bit of Reiner, the opposite of him. To Lillian Collins that she may be gay A bit of Eunice's flirtatious way. To Mr. LeGrow a chemistry class Which will have one student worthy to pass. To Miss Rice a student quite bright Who will study with all his might. We give to Miss Barry a good sized wrench To force her students to study French. To Harvey Rasmussen, who is so small, We leave Liebold's build so broad and tall. To Eileen Dyer so full of fun and noise Muriel Person's calm and peaceful poise. To Dolly Williams with complexion so light Lorraine Shepard's color so bright. To Bill Lovell, a non-athlete, Carl Berl's prowess with hands and feet. And quiet Dot Quinn could surely use Some of Natalie Eaton's giggling coos. To Charlie Potter we do decree jimmy Scanlon's nose for chemistry. To Lewis Andrews in math so tame We leave Miriam Butensky's mathematical fame. To Bettie Haefele of conservative delights We leave Esther Bate's radical flights. To Ray Burr so frank when talking We leave Bill Waterhouse's bluffing. To Arthur Spero, that annoying creature, We give Bob Mayer's way with the teacher. To the girl-shy john Morgan Eugene Woodin's bent for women. To Krawiecki's mediocre countenance We give Richard DiVesta's good appearance. To Mary McCarthy whose drawings are miniatures We leave Frank Miles' famous caricatures. To Harry Doehne to match his obedience John Leavy's sarcastic insolence. To David Cassidy's liveliness We give Hyatt's laziness. Ray Person, we feel, deserves joe's famous pitching curves. To Burr Morgan we do assign Kenneth Casey's fine line. Tom Bate we hope will keep Dick Perry's ability to sleep. With our regrets to those we've missed We bring to end our lengthy list. And so we close with a great sigh Those joyful days at Hawley High. The Seniors