Wheeler High School - Wheelerite Yearbook (North Stonington, CT)

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BERNICE L. ARMSTRONG Math Miss Armstrong, a graduate of Central Connecticut State College, is Wheeler High School's math department. A sports enthusiast also, she referees the girls' basketball games with a shoe-string tied whistle and in a green plaid suit. Is that foul on red or maroon, Miss Armstrong? She is well-liked by all her students and has a fine sense of humor-even appreciates her seniors' hunting a-pothems during class. No one can fill Miss Armstrong's shoes! CARL R. CECCHINI Industrial Arts Mr. Cecchini came to our school this year from the Far West where he studied at the University of California and received a B.A. degree in education. Almost every day one can see Mr. C. coming from his shop-room with sawdust covering his head, resolving that in the future the last class of boys will clean up their own mess.

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FACULTY

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RAYMOND H. CROSBY English - Social Studies This is Mr. Crosby's first year of teaching. He is a graduate of Salem State College, Salem, Massachusetts, with a B.S. degree in English. He has been very helpful in the sports program this year, and if it weren't for his width, he would be difficult to distinguish from the boys during basketball practice. EUGENE R. DiORIO Social Studies Mr. DiOrio has been a corner stone of our teaching staff. He has been here for ten years. His education includes attending Providence College where he received an A.B. degree and Boston College where he received an M.A. in Education. He has also done post graduate study at U.R.I. Mr. DiOrio is understanding and friendly, practically a father to all. He might well be called the Dear Abby of Wheeler High Schooi. v, jL -jy »p v Q -