Portland High School - Gypsy Yearbook (Portland, CT)

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NELLIE AUGERI OF '43 Poised and unflustered . . . sympa- thetic. . . pert, pretty, and practical . . . black hair and sparkling eyes . . . per- fect coloring for red . . . delighted and RODNEY BACKMAN delightful . . . tweed-skirts and jackets . . . good listener. :Ei BMQ 4+ EEELBIIIIKIIZ uaudu 6 f k..,, X I lu' ll 1 . Q .ly .. 'iz ill XA ' a, x SN, xx X4 Aptitude for sports . . . fondness for in-between snacks' '... consideration for others . . . Rod . . . attacks work and play with a will . . . Ye Gods! . . . easily flustered . . . changeable moods . . . unexpected witticisms.

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SENIORS CHARLES ANDERSON Bud . . . always his duties done . . . seldom argumentative . . . even tem- pered . . . thoughtful in little ways that count . . . immaculate . . . broad grin and blushes . . . lover of horses . . . appreciative and appreciated. MILTON ANDERSON Prankster . . . one spare hour a week . . . enlivens every occasion with his subtle sense of humor . . . jazz lover . . . unbounded interests . . . appears quiet, but . . . rainbow colors . . . im- pulsive, almost uncontrollable giggles . . . Haus. A lk Ill ll Al IIIZIII lk I I ! TNC 4f'C3fN j g ODF? I '....LF-Z-l..Ii .X 'f T l QA A A Q . if l r if 3 3.1 r Q ' 'Z

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SENIOR SOPHIE BAGINSKI Shy smile . . . always the unusual . . . serious professional ambitions . . . good friend . . . keen sense of humor . . . toes ready for dancing . . . naive and gullible . . . enthusiastic in'Shorthand . . . quiet observation. FRANCES BARTLETT Conscientious, obliging, and consider- ate . . . cute clothes, quiet . . . reams of curls always in perfect condition . . . adaptability . . . loyal thinking, crystal clear . . . progressive . . . a fixed point of ambition: to be a good secretary . . . Fran. l Li'-'nam Q 1 3, wif EM me X X 46 E iff