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

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F F is for Fisher who is the library queen We must be quiet, her hearing is keen. F is for Fisher who knows skiing is fun He teaches us Physics and Algebra I. F is for Formanek, the automotive mechanic If your car won ' t start, call him - don’t panic. F is for Fuller, the S not the Z . He guides us through high school and makes it easy. The Z” of the Fullers is equally smart In fact, he’s the head of Industrial Arts. G G as all you killers know, is quite a classy man. His way of teaching is anything but antediluvian. G is for Gowdy and a part of his drink If it wasn’t for Star Trek he ' d go off the brink. Mr. Graft is an expert who ' s quite a consulter He teaches what ' s known as productive agriculture. Give a hockey stick to Mild-Mannered Green And Lightning Larry graces the scene. G is for Greenleaf, the Math Department head We ' ll remember him till we ' re four days dead. Zelmon Fuller Wood Shop George Galiatsos English Lawrence Green Earth Science George Greenleaf Mathematics 21

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Cooks, L. to R.: Rose Adams, Ruth Hartwell, Alice Maiola, Shirley Stoughton, Robert Connelly Roberta D’Amico, Ann Hijeck, Jennie Mills. Missing: Marion Biggerstaff. French Margaret Corcoran Mathematics Patricia Crystal Social Science Richard Davis Social Science Arlene Egolf Nurse Michael Duni English Malcolm Evans Superintendent C C is for Connelly who is formidable (eh, hein?); To stick on that diet, get away from la table! Here’s to the cooks who provide the nutrition While they toil and boil away in kitchen. C is for Corcoran. Freshman: BEWARE!! It’s not just what’s said, it’s mostly the stare. C is for Crystal, a new member of our crew She teaches sociology and is good at it, too. D Driver’s Ed and Davis come under the letter D, He’s also quite a teacher of American History. D includes Duni who is relatively new Except to those freshmen whose number is few. E E is for Egolf, the nurse of our school If we want to play sick, it is her we must fool. Dr. Evans keeps things bouncing along As superintendent of schools, his judgement is strong. 20

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Marianne Gregor English James Gregor Work Experience Edward Grous Math Terry Hartmann Physical Education Beatrice Heywood English Stas Louie Chet G G is for Gregor and her English Co-op We ' re glad her digressing never does stop! When it comes to Mr. Gregor, there ' s really no feud As the sign on his door says, he ' s quite a Work Dude. G is for Grous who somehow manages to survive Though after teaching Math, he teaches us to drive. H H is for Hartmann, the tennis pro On or off the court, he’s always on the go. H is for Heywood with her flaming red hair, With ditto fluid requisites, she ' s hard to compare. H is for Howard and History book Which he’ll probably write about Stoney Brooke. ' J is for Janitors who chase out the mice They clean and they shine and get rid of the lice. J is for Jensen, a bicycling king But natural resources are really his thing. Thomas Howard Social Science Richard Jensen Vo-Ag