Unquowa School - Gator Yearbook (Fairfield, CT)

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Gary Fialk, Martin Ryan, Sarah Ives, Susan Kotrady, T. Dustin Roth, David Proctor. Standing: Mr. Cocco. STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSGCIATION - by Gary Fialk One of the major jobs of the S. G. A. is to run the school store in order to supply the students with their various school needs. Another important job of the S. G. A. is to raise the flag each morning in the front of out school. We take turns raising it among the nine of us. The S. G. A. also puts in suggestions to the House Council about a per- son who deserves a point, whether personal or for his house, or if he deserves a point taken away for misconduct or for poor academic performance.

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Front Row: James Sackert, Bryan Camarda, Eugene Corley. Middle Row: Paul Michaels, Martin Ryan, Charles LeMieux, Robert Rowan, Kenneth Felis, Harvey Wade. Back Row: Mr. Marranzino, James Romanelli, Gary Fialk, Peter Francini, Dustin Roth, Jeffrey Jeruss, Michell Rosenfeld. Missing: Bill Buckhold, John Hoes, John Williams. BOYS SPORTS - by Marty Ryan Sports at the Unquowa School have been extended greatly on the part of our new athletic coach, Mr. Marranzino. Soccer was resumed in the sports program and we did quite well for the first season. In the gap between the soccer season and the basketball season the boys were taught collegiate wrestling. We were taught the fundamentals and even had a few matches.