Unquowa School - Gator Yearbook (Fairfield, CT)

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Harvey Wade, Bernadette Skubly, Sarah Ives, Susan Kotracly, jeffrey Jeruss, T. Dustin Roth. Standing: Peter Francini, Peter Blegvad, Mitchell Rosenfeld. Missing: john Williams, john Hoes. , sf rp, I x fs c -. . sa- ' ,Zag ng, ,smaqss-5-I film 'J HS ..... Mi nlf V' I, 'wth il f fu If . - 1, 0 . A ' 5,9 'gy 5 V-g:iC:.1.s.:9 .. .9 ffl Veap rgir It ,L ...' EZT5' m y f4?'gi'5fi - It r .L Y! FORM III CLASS HISTORY - by John Hoes It has been a year of varied ups and downs, but we have worked hard between our numerous spells of mis- chief. In our studies, we have had a hard time of it, but, with the help of our teachers, we have been able to pull through all right. The non-academic activities differed from person to person. Many of us worked in electronics, in music, in arts and sciences, and in languages. One member owned an arsenal. Two of us, along with three out- siders, formed a band in Westport and hope to stay together for awhile.

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Although the Third Form did not take many field trips this year, we enjoyed a trip to the Shakespeare Theatre, where we saw a presentation of 'Twelfth Night. Some of us went with Mr. Beach to the exhibit of French Impressionists at the Wildenstein Gallery in New York City. Although we were not as co-operative as we should have been, we would like to thank Mr. Heath for pull- ing us through the Chrismas and Spring Concerts. In academic areas, our history course has been very difficult but quite successful. In one year, we have studied life from the caveman to that of present-day man. This year, we participated both in a spelling con- test and a poetry contest. However, in both cases, we found the younger children of the school spell and recite better than the Third Formers. Our class had three representatives in the Student Government Association. We have given and taken points to and from the records of the two houses, Winthrop and Wolcott. Unfortunately, the ninth grade has contributed to many of the lost points. Next year, our class will be scattered around ,the United States and in the British Isles. One student will attend school near Dublin, Irelandg another will go to a school outside of London. Florida will claim another member. We will be scattered, but we will always re- member each other and the great school we attended. Also, we won't forget the wonderful teachers we had while students at Unquowa.