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

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Barbara Kalber Home Economics Lawrence Katulka Social Science Eileen Kinney Latin Pauline Lizotte Biology K K is for Kalber who knows how cute” children can be - She ' s the nice lady who teaches child psychology. K is for Katulka who acts out his social science He also helps the Outing Club learn self-reliance. K is for Kinney, the teacher who ' s well-read She’s also living proof that Latin isn ' t dead. K is for Kraus; begin, second finger, right hand Put your paypahs in the basket, understand? L L is for Libby, a master of four languages, no less; She’ll answer you with ’’oui or ”si” but never with just yes. L is for Lizotte, a lady who makes science fun She’s the new pan-time teacher of Biology I. M M is for Mavrelion who has a green thumb The plants in the library, from him they do come. M is for Mazza, a sugar cookie freak She’s merry and mad but she ' s certainly not meek. M stands also for Miss McHugh She hikes and camps with the Outing Club crew. Mary Libby French Charles Mavrelion Vo-Ag Susan Mazza English Patricia McHugh English 23

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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

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M is for Mulready who teaches to read Not only that, but to do it with speed. N N is for Nappier, track and basketball coach She teaches Phys. Ed. with a positive approach. N is for Novak who has recently wed But the question that baffles is: Who is Phys. Ed.? o O is for O’Brien; seen the plant in her room ? Of its true nature we can only assume. O is for O’Neill, she teaches Spanish If you’re in her class, your English must vanish. O stands for Olson, he teaches art He’ll make you an artist if you do your part. P P is for Pacocha, a true Sinatra fan. He. too, is a Frank but he’s OUR Music Man. P is for Peerless and pottery wheel Of pinch pots she’s known to give you her schpiel. P stands for Picard, known fondly as Pic A teacher of English and Creative Dramatics. R R is for Rembrandt, Renoir and Rogalski She ' s the artist who knows that yoga ' s the key. Anne Marie Mulready Reading Consultant Diane Nappier Physical Education