Griswold High School - Sentinel Yearbook (Griswold, CT)

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iw To The Freshmen Enloy yourselves whale you are able buf remember Thar you wull eventually have 'ro shoulder The vast responsubulmes of benng a Sensor Presudent JASON WOLKOWSKI Vlce Presrdenf CHARLES MATHER Secrelary BERNARD PODURGIEL Treasurer LINDA CHURCH

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the creatuon that he ummeduately placed a person to person call to Annette and congratulated her To fur-ther show hus lukung for her styles he ordered a suut for humself and a dress for hus wufe Whule un Parus Annette unvuted me to her lovely apartment The lavush furnushungs centered around her punk televusuon set As they have trans oceanuc TV now we tuned un on the ever popular S64 OOO questuon Of course Hal March has retured by now so ANTHONY DOMBOWSKI us the new emcee He does a very fune uob and makes all of the contestants feel at ease LYDIA EWAROWSKI was the maun feature of the program that evenung She had chosen mathematucs as her category and had reached the S64 OOO questuon She decuded to go on Every one was tense as Anthony read the questuon Defune the followung mathematucal terms C J elluptucal untegrals lbj Lobatschewskys Theory of Parallels and lcl asymptotes Lydua thought for several seconds and then answered the questuon correctly You can umagune the uoy of everyone' The sponsor of the program has changed several tumes un the past years It us now sponsored by RICHARD RUSZENAS Super Markets Thus large New England chaun of food stores us known for uts qualuty foods and excellent servuce The program beung over we had a Iught meal before we retured for the nught Annette had purchased some delucuous pastry at RUSSELL FALTS pastry shop Hus advertused specual y s Falts fune fat funger rolls wuth fancy frostung Because she had to leave for her studuo early the next mornung Annette had advused me the precedung nught to vusut at least one Parusuan school of the dance She referred me to several but I chose to go to the RUSSELL GAUDETTE Bop Studuo Russell has been accreduted wuth havung the best bop steps of anyone an France Havung paud my vusut to Russell I flew to Stratfordon Avon England In thus famous town I found other classmates of mune MARIE ROODE has purchased the buuldung next to Shakespeares home un order to go unto the Suamese cat busu ness Marue doesnt rause ordunary cats hers all have kunks un theur taulsl Throughout England many of the noted people un cludung Amerucan Ambassador to England CATHERINE BROCHU purchase theur cats from Roode Ltrnuted Veterunaruan JOHN PAPINI funds that ut keeps hum very busy uust attendung to Marue s ever uncreasung cat famuly Whule un that hustoruc place I knew I should vusut Shake speares home The gracuous hostess JUDITH BOGLE gave a very unterestung lecture as we progressed on our tour Havung recognuzed me Juduth told me to be sure to go to London to see GERARD PALONEN Thus man who went to trade school us now the head of the carpenters that are restorung one of the famous cathedrals un that cuty Buddung my fruends un Stratford on Avon good bye I flew on my carpet to London I couldnt seem to locate Gerard so I asked one of the bobbues where I could go to learn of hus whereabouts Not knowung the bobby sent me to chuef DUDEK of Scotland Yard Johns secretarues JACKIE RICHARD and JUDY KNEELAND were very pleasant They conversed wuth me untul John returned from hus case Jackue saud that she has to wear SISCO elevator shoes because the Londoners are so tall Havung returned John called me rught unto hus offuce and told me where I could fund Gerard We got unto a duscussuon a out one of hus most unterestung cases It seemed tht DONNA SISCOS Elevator Show Company had been broken unto and the thueves took the most umportant paur of shoes un the whole factory Donna s Knowung where to fund Gerard I dud not waste any more tume Gerard was hard at work but he stopped long enougn to vusut wuth me He told me that SHERILL BOUCHER and JUNE MATSON are on the staff of the London Tumes June us one of the edutors and Sherull us the socuety columnust My stay un London havung come to a close I returned to Sarasota Floruda Sarasota home and wunter headquarters of the Runglung Brothers Barnum and Bauley Curcus was buzzung wuth actuyu y The curcus had lust returned and the enture town had turned out to greet ut Among the many renowned per formers were PAT RAILL the beautuful and darung aerualust ELEANOR HULL and JAMES YAWORSKI the brave and talented luon tamers and ILLIS BANNIER and her husband Ralph the sude spluttung clowns Havung put my rug through quute a strenuous trup I decuded to guve ut to the Runglung Brothers Museum and make the trup back by stratocruuser On the way to the aurport one of CYNTHIA ROBELLAS taxu cabs we passed LILLIAN COTES Cute Confectuonery Corner Lulluan was servung BEVERLY LEFEVRE and members of her gym class who were returnung from the curcus I dudnt stop because Lulluan appeared to have her hands u At the aurport I duscovered that the hostess on my flught wou'd be ELEANOR GARDNER Eleanor placed me wuth MERRILLYN ILEWICZ who was also takung the flught back East Merrullyn us a travelung recreatuon leader and goes all over the country to work wuth young people All too soon the flught came to an end Merrullyn and I had duscussed our hugh school days the other members f our class and our actuvutues durung the enture trup We both were sorry to arruve at our destunatuon so soon JANE GRY GORCEWICZ was awautung Merrullyn at the aurport Jane us doung very well as the pruvate secretary to the presudent of the New York offuce of the General Motors Corporatuon She and Merrullyn are very near neughbors and very good fruends after all these years JEANNE MARIE CORMIER resudes wuth Jane as she as employed un the same furm Now I am home and thus trup us only a happy memory I ow ut wull b a long tume before I can ake a t p enuoyecl as much as thus one It was a pleasure to see that all of my classmates are doung well un theur chosen fuelds Now I must get some sleep so I can be wude awake tomorrow when I go back to my teachung Good mght CAROL LOVELL , . 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COUNSEL TO UNDERCLASSMEN To the Juniors 1 When you become Seniors next year, we expect you to assume the dignity which we had during our term as Seniors. We leave the school in your hands, and we would appreciate it if you would leave an equal amount of the school standing when you graduate. To the Sophomores This coming year be careful to behave more properly We know that you are still young but during the next year two classes will look up to you for guidance We, therefore ask you to try to guide them as well as we guided you , .