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 - Class of 1967

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Page 52 text:

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Jim Norback leaves with best wishes for the greatest luck to the class of 1969. Debbie O'Connor leaves happy that Lee Hillberg is back. Bill Oliver leaves his basketball statistics to Kevin Eibensteiner. Karen O,Neil leaves her blush to a pale underclassman. Anne Pagano leaves her worn down typewriter eraser. Donna Paolillo leaves to the senior girls of next year one freshly pressed gym suit. Ronald Paolillo leaves his drawing pads and pencils. Lucie Parker leaves her height to Kathy Chiesa. Paul Pasqualoni leaves Mac to Marty Cannata. Suzanne Patnaude leaves laughing at Smitty's Bill Cosby jokes. Robert Patterson leaves for better things. Bill Pavlisko leaves Brewster to all the juniors who don't know the secret. Chris Pederson leaves her French accent to some worthy junior. Jack Pelcher leaves all of his pizza pans to Diane Demer. Terri Pepe leaves her great typing skills to Mt. McGreavey. Joseph Persio leaves without his Spanish Ill book. Gail Petrasko leaves a used shorthand notebook to Mrs. Quinn. David Piekarski leaves his space in the parking lot to any deserving car. Peggy Pierson leaves a seat in the farmshop to some junior. Carol Pivirotto leaves her shorthand notebook to Mrs. Quinn. Sandy Plunkett leaves in the Moose if it will make it. Randall Pringle leaves without Mr. Oshira's cane. Cosmo Proto leaves as manager of a winning football team. Nando Pulella leaves track practice. Kevin Quinn leaves his gym suit to posterity. joan Rastelli leaves her long hair to Kathy Molocho. Larry Rathburn leaves all of his jobs to Mr. McGreavy. Sharon Reckmack leaves complaining. Sharleen Reinhard leaves her job at the Pizza Palace to some lucky junior. Paula Robinson leaves her Mama Doyle hat to Phyllis Broker. Sandy Rock leaves to go skiing with Geri. George Rose leaves his kicking string to Bob jason. Carol Rosello leaves her ability to be a gym teacher to Pat Bobok. Jim Ross leaves French V to anyone who wants it. Kevin Ross leaves contented. Bob Ross leaves his red and whites to anyone who wants them. Michele St. jean leaves homeroom 50. Carol Schoff leaves her absence to Miss Podgewaite. David Schrumm leaves his ability to get into trouble. Bob Schwed leaves the title White Knight to Jack Gaffney. jo Ellen Self leaves CHS. Thomas Sheehan leaves his naps to Mr. Pratt. Toni Simon leaves as confused as ever. Linda Sirois leaves to go home to Gerry. Steve Slifka leaves with C. B. Doug Smith leaves quietly. Carmel Spencer leaves to meet new people. Karen Squibb leaves with Claire and Val. Dick Stratton leaves his purple honda to Sharon Voos. Marcia Stuart leaves as last of the Stuarts. Alice Swantek leaves CHS behind her. Tim Swartz leaves the name Crash to anyone who can live up to it. Ray Sweetland leaves talking the same way as when he came. Paul Swem leaves his ability to fall off twenty foot scaffolds to anyone clumsy enough. Richard Tennyson leaves his heart and soul to CHS. Allan Thibodeau leaves his French-Canadian accent to any future student of Mrs. Osborne Ray Tiley leaves mononucleosis to Kathy O'Hara. Bob Toth leaves with a song in his heart and a girl on his mind. Lucie Viens leaves her French accent to any French student who would like it. Mark Vogt leaves his prize possession: a moldy Five More card. Mike Votto leaves the Torque Monster CT.M.D to anyone who can start it. Charlie Waggoner leaves his Chickens to Mr. Mazzetti. Richard Walesky leaves his skunk to any interested person. Teresa Wall leaves with short hair. Kathy Walsh leaves her voice to Jan Webb. jean Watson leaves her laugh to posterity. joe Webb leaves his height to next year's basketball team. Rick Weeks leaves the fallfwinter surfing trips to R.l. to Chris Hogan. John Welling leaves his broken ski pole to anyone who can find it at Mt. Sunapee. Chris Wells leaves gladly. James Werkowski leaves one hour of the Polish Eagle Show to Mr. Navage. Dayle Wiederiheft leaves still smiling. Ed Williams just leaves! Jerry Wilson leaves the opposite sex to j.T.R .and Brother KHen. Shelly Wismer leaves her ability to be late to homeroom. Mike Zaccardo leaves Mike Zaccardo to this school.

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Page 51 text:

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Bill Gallagher leaves all his hair to Mr. Iadarola. Margo Gilyard leaves winding the clock to Brent Huxley. Joan Grabowski leaves warming up for a cheer. Bob Grasso leaves with Janice. Tim Guilford leaves his lead foot to Gary S. Steve Gyuricsko leaves in his truck. Brent Hall leaves the language lab in the capable hands of Paul Schoeck. Kathy Hannon leaves all her bookkeeping papers to Kathy Pisco. Jo-Ann Harper leaves still collecting dues. Keith Hartman leaves his long hair to Coach Chandler. Catherine Hartnett leaves the seven lavs. Jim Hartshorn leaves his laugh to Mike Packard. Chris Havell leaves his school spirit and altruistic nature to any deserving underclassman. Laurie Haveran leaves her P.O.D. class to any girl who can take it! George Henry leaves a roomy Corvair. Richard Hettlinger leaves Mr. Martinook's jokes to future bookkeeping students. Dave Hiple leaves a Betty Crocker See and Doi' Cookbook to the cooks. Jon Holt LEAVES! Isn't that enough? Wendy Houghton leaves her broken clarinet reeds to Mr. Fellegy. Dave Howell leaves the use of the parking lot to blow transmissions. Linda Howell leaves the use of her gym equipment to Mrs. Perrelli and Mrs. DeBishop. Steve Hubbard leaves 31,75 to Jeff Davis for a haircut at Norm's. Barbara Hughes leaves to future classes the charming lunch music. Richard Humiston leaves as last of the Humiston family. Richard lannantuoni leaves his parking spot to anyone who's man enough to take it. Rick lzard leaves his extra set of ignition wires to Dave Johnson. Dorothy Jackson leaves her inability to do backward rolls to some worthy junior. Margaret Jarvis leaves her pleasant personality to any irritable underclassman. Cheryl Johnson leaves with Shirley, Marie, and Sharleen. Donna Johnson leaves her body to the Biology department, Willis Johnson leaves thirty feet of rubber in the parking lot. Mike Kane leaves all his Dis in Art to some deserving junior. Evan Kasack leaves not in trouble. Nancy Kelly leaves her majorette uniform to anyone. Mike Kennedy leaves with no reservations. Valerie Kennedy leaves Phyllis Broker to suffer through another year. Merritt Kinsey leaves his weight to Mike Maida. Susan Klanica leaves every single Math V note to anyone who thinks they need them. Jim Klopp leaves his parking space to anyone with a Corvair, Benedict Komisarjevsky leaves Bill Brodeur all his strength to run. Jonine Kovach leaves Sakini's boots to anyone who will take them. Ruth Kozma leaves a pack of cigarettes to Mrs, Stegerwald. Michael Kramapitz leaves his art to Mr. Harrington. Sandy Krivinskas leaves one of her geisha fans to Mr. Griffin, and the other to Mr. Andrews Mark Kuhn leaves one-half second to Bill Kunde for the CC course record. Ronald Kuhn leaves as The Monk. Ruth Kurtz leaves her brother to all underclassmen. Peggy LaMadeline leaves Mr. Pratt with a full stomach. Shirley Lawrence leaves to be with Eddie forever. Phyllis Lee leaves her laugh to a junior. Kathy Leonard leaves gym to next year's students. Mary Ann Linsley leaves the senior girl's room to Carol Larson. John Livingstone leaves one unused Ram Card. Cathy Loonam leaves her hoarse voice to next year's cheerleading captain. Susan Loonam leaves all of her freckles to Brendan Sullivan. Steve Lowrey leaves NOT leaving his football shirt to Mr. Maclary. Mark Ludecke leaves four years of Spanish very thankfully. Janice Lyon leaves saying S.I.F. to Mr. Grifhn. ' Mary Maciora leaves her vocal chords to Cathy Allen. Vincent Malgeri leaves Cheshire High School without any argument. Pat Marks leaves Mr. Pratt's skeleton to Slobber and Fang. Alan Marr leaves, he hopes. Sandy Martin leaves all her books to the underclassmen. Judy Mastell leaves Mr. Mazzetti to all of the juniors. Ellen McFarlin leaves French for good. Judy McKinley leaves her crutches to the next senior girl in a wedding. Richard McLellan leaves his horse to Mary Ann and his colt to Bobby Jason. Pat McPhee leaves skipping. Pat McPike leaves for Texas. Steve Mierzejewski leaves Mars to the first junior to reach it. Francis Mitchell leaves Nancy alone. Lee Moulton leaves his overabundance of laziness to his brother. Bob Nemeth leaves his driveway at night to any enterprising junior. Amy Nix leaves the Scarlet Banner in better shape than she found it. 47

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Suggestions in the Cheshire High School - Key Yearbook (Cheshire, CT) collection:

Cheshire High School - Key Yearbook (Cheshire, CT) online collection, 1988 Edition, Page 1

1988

 Cheshire High School - Key Yearbook (Cheshire, CT) online collection, 1967 Edition, Page 24

1967, pg 24

 Cheshire High School - Key Yearbook (Cheshire, CT) online collection, 1967 Edition, Page 66

1967, pg 66

 Cheshire High School - Key Yearbook (Cheshire, CT) online collection, 1967 Edition, Page 68

1967, pg 68

 Cheshire High School - Key Yearbook (Cheshire, CT) online collection, 1967 Edition, Page 79

1967, pg 79

 Cheshire High School - Key Yearbook (Cheshire, CT) online collection, 1967 Edition, Page 72

1967, pg 72

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