Wethersfield High School - Elm Yearbook (Wethersfield, CT)

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JO-ANN ABBATE 60 Crest Street Slye who .rmiterr Junrbirze ir ever welcome. jo-Ann . . . cute and neat . . . has many beautiful clothes . . . rumbling stomach . . . Stop and Shop Cashier . . . beauti- ful brown eyes . . . behaved herself in Rome? . . . Beware of bubble gum on chairs! Fellow Students, We, the graduating class of 1969, are a small segment of a generation who will guide this great nation in solving the many critical problems which we face today, at home and in other parts of the world. As the leaders of tomorrow we must keep faith in our fellow man. We must strive to make a better world for all peoples. No generation before us has had such opportunities and such tools as we have, to make this a better world which we all seek for our fellow man and for ourselves. Graduation from high school is just another step in the direction of a meaningful life for others and for ourselves. Life, with its hardships and worry is like athletics, whether you win or lose you have to pick yourself up and keep trying. We know our social problems, we must continue to learn the ways and means of solving them without infringing upon the rights of our fellow man. As future leaders, we all seek contentment and if we each in our own small way can use these tools to build a better world, where there is food for all, decent shelter for all and equal education for all, we will find the contentment which we seek. President fl 'ff W-I K C' , rlcflffl'-V' ,-Li KATHLEEN ABBOTT CHRISTINE ACKER 34 Farms Village Road 16 The Cartway Firrt ez rmile, llaerz 4 giggle, It if zz friendly heart ibut has and finally uproariour laughter. plenty of friendr. Katie . . . witty, sarcastic . . . always Chris . . . pleasing personality . . . ready with a chuckle . . . You're kid- red tights . . . a very sincere person . . . ding? . . . Pitt 77 . . . a cashier at oh, those parties. . .loves book stores? Mott's . . . Is she ever serious? . . . Oh, shut up! . . . baby-sits often . . . Geerii! . . . great Math student.

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PATRICIA ADAMS KATHERINE AHERN DAVID ALLISON 40 Apple Hill 217 Highland Street 54 Dix Road Thoughtr of wirdom and way! of One who maker her companionr laugh, There is no great genius friendlineu are hers. dererzler happinerr. wizhout rome :auch of maderrr. Pat . . . considerate . . , long time hos- Marge . . . quick-witted . . . Can I Indy . . . often seen in a blue Mustang pital worker . . . dramatic Tihebe. .. cut your hair? . . . sincere friend . . . . . . I'll drink to that . . . loves Mon- great editorialist . . . very sarcastic . . . I don't have freckles! . . . mischief in day mornings . . . chicken fat and old Good grief . . . Roman rain . . . can those blue eyes . . . Raallph, I'm gonna tennis balls . . . honorary member with- always depend on her. he late! . . . Giant's Neck. out an operation . . . if it's not cold I can't drink it! 'lf J do f' , I n JOANNE AMATO RONALD AMBROSINI MARY ANDERSON 20 Merriman Road 103 Southwell Road 12 Hubbard Place There 1113! a ligile ggrl who had The lVorld ir df you take il. Mirchief .rhiner forth from her eyer. 4 W' E W' 'ig ti we Ron Let's go down the Sound Mary . . . friendly to all . . . attracted puddle of he' forehead' . . . Weth. Merc. Shop . . . Hasn't to the opposite sex . . . I can't, I have jo . . . Flex . . . Areviderci Roma! reached 80 yet but still trying! . . .W to work Friday nights! . . . Pshaw! . . . Don't cry Aunt Tina, we'1l find Flipped once, sunk twice, but still liv- . , . 'for really? . . . V.M.??? . . . No, her! . . . Want to go to Battison's? ing! . . . a nice guy. no, shhh, no!! . . . Chuck-le, chuck-le! . . . A true G.S.