Suffield High School - Sagitta / Kaleidoscope Yearbook (Suffield, CT)

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SENIOR PATROL First Row, Left to Right: Captain-Terry Chase, Jeannette Tallis, Sandra Noble, Marianne Carney, Alice Hayden, Bruce Remington, Fred Fitch. Second Row, Left to Right: Thelma Noble, Barbara Morris, Jennie Markowski, Thomas Ed¬ monds, John Biggerstaff, Fred Kotowski. Third Row, Left to Right: Mr. Sission- Advisor, Peggy Fetko, Sandra Parks, Mil- ton Powers, Mary Ann Galetta, Charles Waterman. UNITED NATIONS’ DAY COMMITTEE First Row, Left to Right: Barbara Morris, Thomas Edmonds, Charles Waterman, Lucille McBride, Sandra Noble. Second Row, Left to Right: Terry Chase, Bruce Remington, Louis Davis, Fred Fitch. UNITED NATIONS’ DAY ASSEMBLY First Row, Left to Right: Lucille McBride, Barbara Morris, Louis Davis, Charles Waterman, Bruce Remington, Terry Chase.

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First Row, Left to Right: Matyskiela, Remington, T. Noble, Chase, Waterman—President, S. Noble, Gaughan, Edmonds, Zera. Second Row, Left to Right: Baldyga, Greenwood, Osokiecki, Martinez, Carter, Mandirola, Fitch, Davis, Cannon, Rucienski, Kaplan, Dildilian, Orr, Falkowski, Miller, with advisor Mrs. Morse. STUDENT COUNCIL An all-important and highly-respected organiza¬ tion, the Student Council is an entirely student-run body with the guidance of our faculty advisor, Mrs. Morse. This organization has done a great deal for the improvement of Suffield High School. LAUREL GIRLS’ AND NUTMEG BOYS’ STATE Their classmates and the faculty select four juniors, two boys and two girls, each year who are best quali¬ fied to fulfill the honor which is conveyed upon them as delegates to Laurel Girls ' and Nutmeg Boys’ State at the University of Connecticut. The qualities upon which the choices are based are character, good citizen¬ ship, and leadership. The sponsors, American Legion, Suffield Women’s Club, Rotary Club, and American Legion Auxiliary enable these four students to partake in numerous activities for enjoyment and for a back¬ ground in government during their week’s stay at the University. Reviewing the highlights of their State newspaper are, Left to right: Tommy Edmonds, Sandra Parks Jeannette Tallis, Terry Chase.

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SENIOR DRAMATIC CLUB Sitting, First Row, Left to Right: Miss Biggerstaff, Frances Kokowski, Connie Matyskiela, Terry Chase, Carol Egan, Ravonne Fitch, Vivian Jackson. Second Row, Left to Right: Sandra Noble, Thelma Noble, Peggy Fetko, Bruce Re¬ mington, Fred Fitch, Shirley Colson, Thomas Edmonds, Jennie Markowski, Mary Ann Galetta. Standing, Left to Right: Dolores Smith, Sandra Parks, Alice Hayden, John Biggerstaff, Harry Ford. JUNIOR DRAMATIC CLUB First Row, Left to Right: Sandra Gaug- han, Patricia Underhill, Peggy Zera, Doris Kandal, Rita Cain, Janice Dusza. Second Row, Left to Right: Donald Zavolich, Marianne Jones, Robert Fuller, Claire Colson, Jane Kosinski. Third Row, Left to Right: Patricia Ford, Danny Bednaz, Margaret Hoyt, Helen Rucienski, Richard Brodeur, Mrs. Fay. JUNIOR RED CROSS COUNCIL First Row: Joe Parmalee. Second Row, Left to Right: Dolores Smith, Kathryn Orr, Terry Chase, Richard Brodeur, Chester Sklodosky, Joanne Osowiecki. Third Row, Left to Right: Patricia Cas- sada, Norman Edmonds, Carol Oppe, Frank Czaplicki, Bobby Root, Sandra Gaughan, Marjorie Hoyt, Mrs. McClos- key.