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

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Carol Rollet Math Richard Roy Joan Schramm Dorothy Gogulski Earth Science Business Secretary Elizabeth Silkey Secretary Dorothy Staszko Secretary Evelyn Sikes Special Education Joseph Sinicrope Social Science Bertha Smoolca Business ■ R is for the Math teacher, Mrs. Rollet Her theorems and smiles, we’ll never forget. R is for Roy, our A-V friend Camera, film and reels without end. S S is for Schramm and Suffield High Without her the cheerleaders would never get by. S is for the secretaries whom we should appreciate more They do the work of twelve and they only number four. S stands strong like Mrs. Sikes The special teacher whom everyone likes. S is for the Head of the Social Science Department Sinicrope With the track and field team, as coach, he must cope. S is for Smoolca; when you’re typing she’s pleased Just as long as you’re sure not to look at your keys. S is for Sznajder, though she gives us no grade We still drive her crazy ’cause she’s the library aide. Jane Sznajder Library Aide 25

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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

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For T T T is fc r SpflulcJing. sa teaching Home Ec is most of her day is for Tanguay with his guiding hand He’s the music director and conducts concert band, is for Th urtas, his affection abounds Though his pats on the back leave some kids on the ground. T stands for Thompson, Rohland, that is When it comes to guidance, he’s really a wiz. T is for another Thompson, whose drafting technique Can best be described as truly unique. V Dorothy Spaulding Home Economics V is for VonNeida and Victory A teacher of Spanish 0 Si, si, si. W W is for Walat who teaches chemistry Among the boys, however, he’s just Hank T. W is for Wanat who thinks photography is fun: When it comes to welding, he’s still number one. W is for Watt, as a guidance counselor she’s paid To strictly help the freshmen who we know need lots of aid. Z Z is for Zak, an English teacher yet An appropriate way to end our alphabet. Rohland Thompson Guidance Raymond Tanguay Music Paul Thomas Biology Russell Thompson Drafting Susan VonNeida Spanish Henry Walat Che rr.istry Louis Wanat Metal Shop E’aine Watt uidance Mary Anne Zak English