Cheshire High School - Key Yearbook (Cheshire, CT)

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JOHN ROBERT WELLING John A frerh, a free, a friendly man. Skiing . . . Mount Sunapee . . . sorry about that Nassua . . , scuba diver . . . Senior English! Baseball 2, 4g Cross Country 4g Key Club 4. JAMES A. WERKOWSKI uhm.. All men naturally dexire to know. National Merit Semi-Finalist . . . junior fireman . . . good sense of humor . . . very sure to succeed . . . import from Mass . . . has high hopes for future. Biology Club Z3 Yearbook Committee 4. RICHARD WEEKS The Monk The thing: that haven't heen done heforey thore are the thing! to try, Surfing . . . Nando's brother . . . Cape Cod . . . long hair . . . likes a good time . . . guitar player . . . skier . . . Cheshire Academy import . . . 47 pumpkins?! . . . Ski Club . . . PET PEEVE: No surf. Football 2g Interact CSargent- at-armsb 45 AFS Club 4. CHRISTOPHER ROBERT WELLS Chris I agree with no man'J opin- iong I have mme of my own. Self-proclaimed everything . . . likes liquids . . . Hey Chris . . . Why agree with anything? . , . Cape Cod vaga- bond . . . PET PEEVE: Cops who crash parties. Biology Club 2. DAYLE ANN WIEDENHEFT Dayle Snappy, clever, fall of fan, the har a Jmile for everyone. Lee . . . big brown eyes , . . blonde Concej . . . our St. Louis import . . . a very pret- ty majorette . . . always laugh- ing . . . Trig. class . . . PET PEEVE: Extremely moody peo- ple. Pep Club 3, 43 Social Science Club 3g Future Nurses Club 3, 4g Prom Committees 3, 4g Yearbook 4g Senior Play 4' Drama Club 4g Majorettes 3 4 Cco-captainb. a a GERALD J. WILSON Jerry AJ women go, .fo go I. Transfer from Amity . . . good looking . . . Hockey . . . Soccer . . . Oracle CSchool News- paperD . . . PET PEEVE: Plan- ning trips to Newton Centre . . . Community Theatre. Jr. Prom Decorating Commit- tee 3g Boys' Leaders Club 2. EDWARD DUNCAN WILLIAMS JR. Little Ed AlwayJ pat 01? today what you can do tomorrow. Likes cars, especially Chevy's . . . Waterbury . . . always seen with Cobby or Mike . . . enjoys drags and stock car races . . . Blue and White '59 Chevy . . . PET PEEVE: Cold weather. SHELLEY KAY WISMER Wizz True proficiency take: time and diligence and a sense of artirtry matched equally hy a Jenre of total irresponrihilityf' Let's go to lunch . . . intelli- gent girl . . . sure to succeed . . . nice dresser . . . always twirling . . . a real nice kid . . . PET PEEVE: Weekday mornings at 6:30 A.M. Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4g Press Bu- reau 4g Newspaper 2, 3 fre- porterb 4 CExchange Editorlg Drama Club 3, 45 Prom Com- mittees 3.

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MICHAEL JOHN VOTTO ..VinnY,, Work farcinater me. I could G .fit and watch it for hoar.r. Hey, Vinny! . . . size doesn't matter on the football field . . . nice dresser . . . future Physicist?! . . . one of the guys. . .squints!! . . . I can't see a thing without my glas- ses . . . Up with Italians! . . . PET PEEVE: Physics, wearing glasses. Football 2, 3, 45 Key Club 2, 3, 49 Student Council 3, 45 Track 2, 3. ,W by RICHARD EDWARD WALESKY Rich At jiri! he .teernr a quiet man, hat when he wanlr to talk he can! Future Vet . . . Sylvester . . . sincere . . . a real nice kid . . . gives his all in the games . . . high hopes . . . a rugged boy . . . PET PEEVE: Polish jokes. Football 2, 3, 43 KEY Club 2, 3, 4 CSecretary7. ff MARK WARREN VOGT Mark Healthy, free, the world he- fore me. Why worry? . . . tall . . . good dresser . . . plays guitar . . . DeMolay . . . PET PEEVES: Sgt. Vogt and short hair. ,wi gy I r 1 ills-dl' lg, lf, mme efaday! TERESA CATHERINE WALL Terrie I :hall go Joftly all my years. Got her hair cut! . . . oldest of nine . . . quietly nice . . . freckles . . . cute . . . with DD . . . It's about the car! Social Science 4g Senior Prom Committee 4g Pep Club 4. you 'll YVMSQ 06155 V ' , . Q Cl, 4-lo. Q lf 4 OWEN CHARLES y , A ylyff WAGGONER JR. ol ff Ive JEAN WATSON .-Charlie Cham If Ulead. lt ir a friendly heart that har plenty of friend.f. Chickens and more chickens . . . Hey Chuckie! . . . girls are nice, but . . . Boy Scout . . . a real good kid . . . Pros- pect? . . . summers in Colum- bia . . . football fan. Fotifball 2, 3, 4g Band 1, 2, 3, . 'be ' Cie 44 'Thoaghlr work in rilence, ro doer wrlaef' Pep Club I, 2, 35 Modern Dance Zg Future Nurses Club I, 2, 3, 4 CCO-chairmanbg In- tramurals I, 2g Biology Club 23 Senior make-up and set committees 4. -1- KATHLEEN ANN WALSH Kathy No matter where the wan- der.r,' no mailer where Jhe roamr-rhe will have friend: wherever .the goes. One of the voices . . . always smiling . . . school spirit . . . interest in Brown . . . freckles!?! . . . math whiz?? . . . always leaving things somewhere . . . last of the cliquers . . . up on the roof!!! . . . Mass. import . . . Mid- night swims . . . Spa-a-a-nish . . . PET PEEVE: Blushing. Class Secretary 3, 45 Stu- dent Council 4g Cheerleading 3, 49 Scarlet Banner 2, 3, 4 CNews Editor 43, Pep Club 3, 4g Prom Committee 3g Leaders Club 3, 43 Yearbook 4g JOSEPH N. WEBB aloe., The meaning of gloom he never hnewg plearare if fan hal work if zoo. Joe and his teddy-bear . . . one of the Stonebreakers . . . Girls are more trouble than they're worth! . . . big red . . . Of course we won . . . D.D .... everyone's friend . . . hard worker . . . Webb, Schrumn, Swem Inc .... pumpkins and bird baths . . . PET PEEVE: Girls who smoke. Student Council 3, 4g Class President 3, Key Club 2, 3, 4, CVice-President 45, Foot- ball 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 43 Drama Club 2, 3, 4, Intra- murals 3, 4g Prom Committee 3, Yearbook Committee 3, 4g g-

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CLASS WILL Bob Adams leaves first. Bob Aldi leaves a 1962 Mercury grill. Peggy Allen leaves an extra pair of tights for any future majorette who needs them. Michael Anthony leaves his typing skills to Randy Bieler. Linda Ardrto leaves her P. O. D. notes to whoever wants them. Toni Arisco leaves as Bev's sidekick. Bruce Badner leaves after giving one more party. Martha Baltrukonis leaves in search of a V.W. Karen Bartoo leaves her usual seat on the bus to anyone who dares to sit there. Beverly Bartlett leaves Home Economics. Carl Behrman leaves CHS to his younger brother Bill Beisiegal leaves his mutilated gym suit in the locker room. Kathy Belvin leaves all prom problems to Eileen DeVylder. Stuart Bennett leaves to go to the HY Dan Benwell leaves his football injuries to a junior boy. Sandra Bergeron leaves the bumpy bus ride to Janice Hannon. Barbara Berglind leaves her math papers to any deserving incinerator. James Bergolios leaves the name The Fabulous Greek's Gunners to the school history. Adriane Berner leaves the Cheshire Public Library to any junior. Richard Binder leaves with Toni. Larry Blaich leaves his Math V book to the math scholars of the junior class. Judy Bobok leaves with people wondering why she sat on the ofhce bench every day. Robert Botelho leaves. Miriam Bras leaves the fish and their problems to all the underclassmen who admire them. Tom Brennan leaves for Boston. Vickie Brinker leaves the Drama Club to anyone who has the nerve to take it. Mark Broady leaves Honor Physics. Cindy Buckingham leaves a gasless car to her sister. janet Buckingham leaves to follow stars. Walter Buczak leaves his red sweater to any deserving freshman who would like it. Ellen Bullock leaves French IV to some unsuspecting French I student. Betsy Burns leaves a can of Right Guard to all the underclassmen in her gym class. john Carlin leaves baseball practice. Douglas Carney leaves his school spirit to All underclassmen. Ellen Caruthers leaves the iguana for Mr. Mazzetti to feed. Jim Caviuolo leaves poor Mr. Harrington with Bill Kunde for another long year. Kathy Cavanaugh leaves frustration to next year's Senior Biology classes. Claire Chabot leaves Nancy Schuemaker still chasing after the Class of '66. Bob Chapman leaves his paint brush and red paint to Bob Shull. jack Chmura leaves his timidness to David DeBussion. Kathy Clarke leaves happily. Terrence Collins leaves for Es ist zeit zum essen gehen and one course in Heinrid Schliemann. Maureen Conley leaves an older brother. Sharon Coyne leaves her black geisha wig to the cast of next year's senior play. Janet Crean leaves with Mary-Ann and Sandy. Mark Daubert leaves his 1,650 P. T.'s to Mickey Conley. Cynthia Davenport leaves for bigger and better things! Alan Demsey leaves his draft card to FZ. David Densmore leaves in his plaid poncho. Michael DeStefano leaves with a girl on his arm. Ann DeVylder leaves as another of the many DeVylders. Darryl Dietz leaves with pleasure! jim Dinnan leaves his football helmet to David Butterfield. David Diorio leaves minus his motorcycle. Doug Doring leaves one bottle of turtle wax and one bufling cloth to Jerry White. Marie Draper leaves glad she doesn't have to ride the bus. Dotty Drufva leaves her questions to anyone who can answer them. Robert Dunn leaves with his shoes on. Suzanne Dunn leaves the Black Tick-Tick to Debbie Dunn. Tom Eibensteiner leaves No. 75 to anyone good enough to fill it. Linda Ernst leaves her majorette boots on the football field. Lilyann Esposito leaves all her debts to Mr. Hartinook. Robert Esposito leaves his 1955 Chevy to the first person who claims it. Peggy Ewaskio leaves wishing luck to the directors of next year's senior play. Theresa Fazio leaves her poncho to anyone who has the nerve to wear it. Keith Ferguson leaves his package store in Meriden to anyone who can find it. Larry Fisher leaves his permanently set lock C4473 to janet Norback. Cindy Fowler leaves her smashed up guitar to Jack Riordan. Michael Frechette leaves Miss Podgewaite to English majors and Mr. B. to anyone stupid enough to take Math V. Richard Freeman leaves his axe to any sharp junior. Kathy Friedmann leaves with Sue and joan. 46