Portland High School - Gypsy Yearbook (Portland, CT)

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OF ,43 TQ, FN BK t J I .1 VV THOMAS BAYLEY Oh, don't worry about it! . . . frivolity followed by pensiveness . . . good sport . . . coaxing of no avail in the morning PAULINE BENGSTON . . . love of swing . . . life of the party . . . How to win friends and influence Loyalty to the nth degree ' 1 l affection- people'f . . .definite and firm opinions me and dependable Q Q 1 pieosantly . . . Ishouldtakespeechsolcantalk- agreeable - ' l Willing to listen and Slowerll ' ' ' enthusiasm plus' sympathize . . . sweet and understand- ing . . . dependent . . . fascinating and delightful . . . cute. f ff: li Al VE lil L I I illlllllllll eg: 4 t , f Sul

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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

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SENIORS BETTY BRANCH Flare of new dance steps . . . Oh, I forgot all about it. . . . Southern ideas about life and.love . . . iolly good fel- low . . . Dixie . . . friendliness towards everyone . . . gay and care- free . . . always kidding. MARILYN CADE Charming smile . . . trim as a cadette on parade . . . impulsive . . . measuring yards and yards of newspaper clippings . . . appealing sweetness . . . Evening in Paris . . . ready for anything and everything . . . easy to like . . . un- affected. 4 In Ill ll Al IIIQIII lx na if , af Crxgzgpqffd -,Z-f-E il r l m I I mm m LE ' ir- QL A I