New Canaan High School - Per Annos Yearbook (New Canaan, CT)

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RADIO CLUB Amplifiers, speakers, and their complexities occupy the electrically minded members ofthe Radio Club. The hams practice tapping out codes in Mr. Pelletier's room after school. Then they show cards they have received from far- away contacted lands. Seated, Left to Right: Tom Krug- lak, Bill Kingsbury. Standing, Left to Right: Mr. Pelletier, Kas- par Liepins, Dave Austin, Dave Speltz. ART SERVICE is in F? 5 Rim , wiifffiifz Q nf ' -W Q - Art Service provides the necessary visual communication for school activities. The committee arranges the display cabinets and bulletin boards along our corridors. In addi- tion, combining the knowledge of the art and design depart- ments, large displays are set up four times a year. These enhance our study halls as well. First Raw, Left to Right: Bev Byrne, Mr. Fabry. Second Row: Barbara Williamson, Lindsey Sharp, Sharon Hayden, Lissa Couch, Janet Fox, Joan Gray, Jo Carol Riggio, Racquel Garcia. Third Row: Kathy O'Connell, Rosanne Sweet, Sue Sallade, Leslie Checkley, Sandy Morrow, Carla Jepsen, Susie Taylor, Amy Cousins, Brooke Maddux. Fourth Row: John Loyd, Jon Hall, Bruce Taylor, Cassie Besson. BRIDGE CLUB Bidding their way to a grand slam, the Bridge Clubbers meet afternoons in room 107. Mr. Maier, an expert trumper, gives them fine pointers. They've got the Bridge Club bug. 116 Seated, Left to Right: Mimi Offenhauser, Ginny Sue Winnicki, Barbara Wallendorf, Joanne Von Eschen, Pat Johns, Bob Ellis, Ralf Schaarschmidt, Gary Bach. Standing: Mr. Maier, Betsy Reid, Carol Witt, Bonnie Johns, Paul Ikerman, Sue Evans, Ted Hodgins, Joan Habermann, Sue Hare, Dave Dapis, Mark Bartersby, Karen Kieler, Pat O'Neill. WSKXQQEFBM ,Jig .2

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CHEF'S CLUB Aspirants to the almost extinct art of masculine cooking are banding together, this year, in the Chef's Club. On the appoint- ed days ovens blaze in the Home Economics department at 7:30 a.m. Advising the chefs is Mrs. Dixon, who makes sure the poached eggs find their way from pan to plate without first greeting the floor. The boys in the organization are not without responsibilities. The complete set- ting of the table - in a some- what distinct style - and the cleaning of dishes are highlights of the meetings. The supreme test is the consumption of food by the chefs themselves. Kneeling: Pat O'Neill, Jim Gould. Standing: Mrs. Dixon, Geoffrey Stelling, Dick Liberatore, Adam Ross, Dave Chase, Bob Montgomery. 5 fwsmaas f. 1- f H... , ww f . 'i,'gL1ji gifs 1. ,u A ' 4 1 7 N F g I .. .f is . Left to Right: Pat Sheane, Judy Harris, Pam Ghents, Lynn Fleck, Donna Holly, Carol Sanders. THESPIANS This year's Thespian Club has concerned itself with learning the rudiments of the stage. Mr. Lewis, the club sponsor, directs his young ac- tors in acting techniques, and he plans visits to professional productions so the club mem- bers may get hints. DEBATING Someone jumps and says, I have the floor. Remarkable brilliancy in speech is the weapon of Mr. Reid's debators. During afternoon hours, these peaceable negotiators divide themselves into teams, and the battle begins. The fastest, cleverest talkers win. At times, New Canaan debators are challenged to a duel with another town, giving them a chance to prove their skill. Kneeling, Left to Right: Kay Davis, Sandy Conner, Linda Terana, Gail Johnson, Barbara Rol- lin, Marty Drum, Sue Davis. Standing: Mr. Lewis, Pat Foster, Lynn Korbel, Sharon Hayden, Eileen Bak, Pam McClure, Cynthia Zimkus, Andrea Romako, Dick Liberatore.