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

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CHARLES M. SHEPARD Charlie spent his first three years of his career at York High School, Florida. At this school he was class rep. in the student council and also participated in football, basketball, and track. He left York and attended Coral Gables High, Florida, where he also was class rep. in the student council. Football, basketball, and track were again part of his school training. He came back to Wheeler in his sr. year. Here he took part in the success of our basketball team. CECILE D. STILLMAN Cecile, better known as quite a few school activities. She was in the chorus for three years and was on the Wheeler-ite staff for two years. Diane was refreshment chairman for the Junior and Senior Proms. She was also Treasurer of the Future Homemakers of America in her junior year. Diane was photo editor of the Leo '63. JOHN A. SULLIVAN John was freshman class president. He really enjoys sports. At Wheeler, John has participated in cross country (for which he received a trophy), basketball and baseball. John wp also a member of the high sphool band and chorus

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JOYCE M. MITCHELL Joyce has seemed quite interested in the Wheeler-ite throughout her high school years. She has been editor, feature editor, and staff member of the paper. She was Mrs. Prosser's student secretary in her senior year and was also typing manager of the Leo '63. GEORGE C. PALMER Throughout his high school years George has been an honor student at Wheeler. In his sophomore year he was elected class president. In this same year he was also a member of the science club. George has been a regular participant in cross country, baseball, and basketball. DEBORAH PARANT Debby was our Student Council representative for our freshman year, class secretary our sophomore year, Junior Prom co-chairman, and Leo '63 co-editor. Debby was a three-year member of the chorus and was president of the Future Homemakers of America Club in her junior year.

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