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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1964 volume:

I Zhe Ceo 1964 Dedication We, the class of 1964, dedicate our yearbook to Miss Kenney, our teacher and friend. In this way we wish to thank you for the guidance and the understanding you have given us throughout our senior year. Your respect for our ideas and points of view have gratified us all. That is why it is to you. Miss H. Jean Kenney, we dedicate our yearbook. The Leo ’64. 2 Principal Graduates, Graduation is both a time for looking ahead and a time for looking back. Perhaps the view is more to the future than to the past inasmuch as the forward view means a break with the ties of youth and a step into the adult world. In years ahead you will frequently open this yearbook and reminisce. You will be doing what many people have done so many times before you - you will be looking to the past. There is merit In so doing. The past, involving much that is pleasant or unpleasant, holds a positive element of value in that it can serve as an excellent guide in giving direction to the future. The unfinished can be completed. Dreams of youth can be reactivated and, given different dimensions, become realities of sweeping significance. Let the past be past but wean from it the important messages contained therein. This is the tremendous value of all history. I extend to you my sincerest congratulations and my warmest wishes for much happiness and success. 3 Superintendent of Schools To the class of 1964: As you leave behind your beloved Wheeler High School In search of new horizons, my fondest personal wish for future happiness goes with you. You have learned to work together, to play together, and to share together. Through cooperation and understanding, you now know that goals unattainable by the efforts of one are easily achieved by the harnessed efforts of many. As the years unfold, let us resolve that our mutual efforts may erase the hatred, the bigotry, and the prejudice which now exists in our country. Let us hope that some day we may be truly able to say that in our nation we indeed have provided an equal opportunity for all. May God bless you In all of your future endeavors. Adolph M. Zukowski Superintendent of Schools “Ceo” Staff Max Wade, Literary and Art Editor; Gay Taylor, Co-Editor; Richard Holman, Assistant Artist; John Mac Neil, Editor; Ellen Lattimore, Business Manager; Sheila Moore, Photography; (Absent) Allan Lewis, Advertisement Editor, It is our pleasure to present the Leo ’64. As you turn the pages of this annual, it is our hope that you will think back and remember the good times and the good friends at Wheeler. There are parts that will make you smile and there are more serious parts; but whatever the mood, we sincerely hope that you will enjoy every page as much as we enjoyed producing them. I would like to thank all my staff for their hard work and also those Juniors: Joan Penfield, Suzanne Parant, Deborah Wilkinson, Judy Morgan and Ellie Lew Johnson who have worked with us. The Editor What Would We Do Without? Mrs. Farnum, Librarian Mrs. McGrath, Secretary Mrs. Romano, Mrs. Stillman, Mrs. Wilkinson, Mrs. Walley. 6 faculty MISS BERNICE L. ARMSTRONG Graduate of Central Conn. State College B.S. in Math and Science Math. Earth Science MR. JOHN BAYER Mitchell Jr. College, A.S. Springfield College, B.S. Physical Education MR. KARL CECCHINI Ventura Jr. College University of California Graduate Work, Central Conn. State Industrial Arts 8 MR. JERRY COPSINIS University of Connecticut B.A., School of Education Math, J.B.T. Physics MR. RAYMOND CROSBY Salem State College Graduate Work Salem State College English MR. BRUCE FORBES State University of Iowa, A.B. Graduate Work, Univ. of R.I. Yearbook and Senior Class Advisor Chemistry Biology MRS. NANCY HILL Keen Teachers' College B. Ed. Home Economics MISS JEAN KENNEY Gordon College, B.S., Education Graduate Work - Univ. of Maine Social Studies MR. JOHN KENYON University of Rhode Island M.S. Degree Math Science 10 MR. SYLVESTER MORONE Providence College, A. B. Columbia University M.A. English. Reading MRS. RUTH PROSSER Union College B.S. Business Course MISS SANDRA RICE State College Bridgewater. Mass. B.S,, Education Girls' Softball Team Coach 11 English MR. DANIEL SCHOFIELD University of Chattanooga B.S. Social Studies, Economics MRS. MARY STRONG Sorbonne University University of R. I. Graduate Work, Univ. ofR.I. A. B. English, French MRS. VIRGINIA WESTCOTT Bridgewater Teachers' College B.S. Ed. Physical Education Miss Armstrong Mr. Bayer Mr. Copsinis Mr. Crosby Mr. Cecchini Mrs. Hill Mr. Forbes Mr. Schofield Pictures not available: Mr. Morone, Mrs. Westcott, and Mrs. Prosser. Miss Kenney Mr. Kenyon Miss Rice Mrs. Strong WALTER BEAUCHAMP Sports Club 1,2,3; Junior Prom Committee 3. GARY BERG Sports Club 1.2,3; Basketball 1,3,4; (Captain 4); Band 1,2; Drama Club 1; Junior Prom Committee 3. JOHN BEATTIE Sports Club 1,2,3; Junior Prom (Chairman-Decorating); Chess Club 1; Gun Club 1. 16 PHYLLIS COATS Varsity Cheerleader 1,2,3; School Band 1,2; Decorating Committee of Junior Prom 3. MICHAEL DORSEY Class Treasurer 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Chess Club 1; Sports Club 1; Drama Club 1; Class Pres ident 2; Chairman of Sophomore Hop 2; Junior Prom Chairman 3; Magazine Drive Chairman 4. ORVILLE FREYMUTH Transfer Student 4. 17 LINDA HATFIELD Music Appreciation Club 2; Graduation Usherette 3; Class Secretary 4; Junior Prom Committee. KATHIE HAYES Band 1,2; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 2; Graduation Usherette 1,2,3; Activity Chairman 4. RICHARD HOLMAN Guitar Club 1; Sports Club 2; Junior Prom Committee 3; Basketball Manager 3; Class Vice-President 4; Yearbook Staff, Assistant Art Editor. NATHANIEL JOSLIN Sports Club 1,2; Junior Prom Committee 3. GARY JOACHIM Chess Club 1; Class Secretary 1; Sports Club 2, 3; Class Vice-President 3; Junior Prom Committee 3; Washington Rules Committee 4. ELLEN LATTIMORE Band 1; Graduation Chorus 1,2; Music Appreciation Club 2; Class Treasurer 3; Secretary National Honor Society 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Prom Committee 3; C.A.W.D.C. Award 3: Student Council 4; Yearbook Staff - Business Manager 4. 19 RONALD LEFEBRE Basketball Manager Transfer Student. ALLAN LEWIS Drama Club 1; Wheeler-Ite 1,2; Basketball Manager 2; Honor Roll 1,3; National Honor Society 3,4; Junior Prom Chairman 3; Yearbook Staff, Ad Manager. KATHLEEN J. MAINE Band 1; Student Council 1; Varsity Cheerleader 1,2,3; Chorus 1,2; Class Treasurer 2,3; Junior Prom Committee 3; Washington Trip Rules Committee 4; Top Salesman Magazine Drive 4; Yearbook Typist 4. 20 EDITH PALMER Chess Club 1; Graduation Chorus 1,2; Band 1,2; Graduation Usherette 3; Girls' Basketball 4. JOHN MacNEIL Chess Club 1; Basketball 1,2; Student Council 2, 3; Hewitt Sportsmanship Award 2; Leadership Award 2; Junior Prom Committee 3; Harvard Book Award 3; Vice-President of Honor Society 3; President of Honor Society 4; Class Treasurer 4; Washington Trip Rules Committee 4; Editor of Leo 4. SHEILA MOORE New York Trip Prize, 1; Magazine Drive Certificate, 1; Honor Roll, 1; Chorus, 1,2: Music Appreciation ; Student Council,2,3. Secretary; Junior Prom Committee,3; Driver Education,3; Graduation Usherette, 3; Cheering, Co-Captain,3; Chairman Senior Food Sale,4; Washington Trip,4; Photographic Editor Leo '64,4. 21 CHARLES ROODE Chess Club 1; Sports Club 2; Junior Prom Com mittee 4. WAYNE ROODE Chess Club 1; Sports Club 2; Junior Prom Committee 3; Basketball 1,3. SARAH PERKINS Chorus 1; Wheeler-ite 1; Music Appreciation Club 2; Junior Prom Committee 3; Washington Trip Rules Committee 4. 22 LARRY UMPHLETTE Sports Club 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2 Prom Committee 3. GAY TAYLOR Drama Club 1, Chorus 1,2,3,4; Class Secretary 3; Graduation Usherette 3; Junior Prom Chairman 3; Varsity Cheerleader 4; Class President 4; Co-Editor of Leo 4; D. A.R. Award 4. ,3,4; Junior VERNA VanLEW Chorus 1; Music Appreciation 1; Decorating Committee for Sophomore Hop 2; Junior Prom Committee 3. 1 i 23 MAXINE WADE Publicity Chairman Junior Prom 3; Leo '64, Literary and Art Editor; Magazine Drive Chairman; Graduation Usherette 3; Decorating Committee Junior Prom 3; Washington Rules Committee 4. JUDITH WHITCOMB F.H.A. 1,2; Junior Prom Committee 3; Girls' Basketball 4. MICHAEL WALLEY Band 1; Basketball 1,2; Class President 3; Student Council President 4; Junior Prom Committee 3. Underclassmen 25 junior Class TOP ROW: R. Demulling, T. Veitch, W. Platt, E. Romano, J. Sande, B. Gavitt, J. Louisgnan, R. Doucette. SECOND ROW: A. Misky, B. Klewin, C. Wilcox, J. Morgan, E. Wilkinson, B. Shick, P. Lord, L. Arzamarski, J. Miner, B. Carlson. THIRD ROW: B. Wade, N. Wilkinson, J. Penfield, P. Stillman, S. Parant, M. Johnson, E. Johnson, M. Brown, N. Kolodniki, K. Bernsten, A. VanLew. FRONT ROW: R. Demulling, R. Whitcomb, C. Karjala, G. Arnold, C. Martinez, C. Palmer, R. Lechner, D. Wilkinson, C. Beauchamp, L. Williams, L. Joiner, E. Graham, G. Stewart, Mr. Crosby. CLASS OFFICERS President B. Wade V. President E. Romano Secretary R. Lechner Treasurer D. Wilkinson Sophomores TOP ROW: R. Picard, S. Joslin, L. Coon, R. Gould. J. West. E. Fish. THIRD ROW: P. Shafer, J. Bradley, G. Graham, K. Stedman, E. Berg. D. Lowe, R. Gavitt. SECOND ROW: N. Peabody, G. Sisson, J. Palmer, M. Sullivan, S. Graham, N. Nichols, M. Bill, M. Coats. FIRST ROW: J. Johnson, L. Lewis, J. Miner, M. Buffum, B. Robbins, P. Robinson, J. Farrar, L. Congdon, C. Vance, Mr. Copsinis. CLASS OFFICERS President J. West V. President R. Gavitt Secretary M. Bill Treasurer M. Coats freshman Class TOP ROW: W. Fournier, K. Lebovitz, R. Simonson, B. Leaycraft, C. Stedman, P. Sande. THIRD ROW: A. Birkbeck, J. Wilkinson, P. MacDougall, S. Lee, J. Main, L. Sullivan, D. Della Penna, D. Platt, S. Browne, E. Hill. SECOND ROW: J. Misky, L. Fowler, P. Arzamaski, K. Wilkinson, K. Taylor, E. Smothers, K. Latham, S. Robishaw, J. Maine. D. Walden, D. Dubuque, R. Orr, J. Geer. FIRST ROW: Miss Rice, P. Palmer, B. Campo, S. Wilkinson, E. Falck, B. Tate, C. Dennison, M. Gleason, H. Herbert, J. Arzamaski, M. Crofts, M. Lattimore, S. Whitcomb, B. Belanger, N. Howe, C. Fournier, Miss Armstrong. CLASS OFFICERS President J. Main V. President K. Latham Secretary P. MacDougall Treasurer B. Campo Qrade Sight TOP ROW: R. Gould, F. Tough, P. Crofts, J. Parant, G. Caswell, J. Arzamaski, D. Shepard, P. Baronowski, J. Skaggs, J. Tillinghast, G. Castagna, D. Mitchell, D. Roode, J. Stedman. THIRD ROW: D. Grayman, J. Veitch, R. Haddad, C. Rathbun, P. McGuire, H. Buehler, S. Bliven, H. Schick, T. Cafone, M. LaPresle, P. Buehler, C. Hasse, SECOND ROW: Mr. Schofield, E. Picard, D. Carlson, N. Holman, M. Brown, S. Coats, C. Lebovitz, B. Upton, G. Austin, M. Peabody, A. Gould, S. Lee, L. Graham, Miss Kenney. FIRST ROW: J. Farrar, M. Stewart, M. Senior, S. Page, K. Gleason, C. Romano, S. Glidden, J. Orr, A. Wilson, M. Johnson, L. Anderson, M. McCord, D. Graham. CLASS OFFICERS President S. Bliven V. President P. Buehler Secretary S. Kuzinka Treasurer H. Shick Grade Seven TOP: W. McLaughlin, D. Berg, W. Della Penna. FOURTH ROW: A. Perkins. T. Crandall, M. Hebb, J. Robbins, B. Demaine, D. Main, R. Penfield, R. Brayman, J. Farrar, R. Barker, T. Walden, C. Myers, F. Falck, M. LaPressle. THIRD ROW: J. Emery, G. Dubugue, G. Umphlette, A. Baker, D. McGowan, R. Coats, L. Caswell, D. Tillinghast, R. Cafone, D. Goss, D. Emery, W. Robbins, M. Melia, F. Fanneman, E. Kallen, G. Proulx. SECOND ROW; J. Williams. S. Zukowski, P. Cofone, S. McLaughlin, P. McQuillan, D. Tate, C. Lamphere, E. Fish, P. Davaney, D. Watrous, L. Vance, J. Coon, M. Browning, J. Lord. FRONT ROW: R. Swain, B. Moore, P. Boissivain, D. Wheeler, H. Geer, M. Williams, E. Crofts, B. Adams, P. Hill, A. Davies, R. Palmer, B. Kaschel, C. Anderson, D. Jones, G. Caswell, Advisors; Mr. Morrone and Mr. Kenyon. CLASS OFFICERS Advisors: Mr. Morrone Mr. Kenyon President: M. Hebb V. President: T. Walden Secretary: M. Williams Treasurer: E. Crofts 30 Varsity basketball L. Umphlette, Captain; G. Berg, W. Platt, B. Gavitt, J. West, B. Leaycraft, A. VanLew, D. Lowe, M. Dorsey, R. Gavitt, Coach; J. Bayer. J.V. basketball E. Romano, T. Veitch, R. Simonsen, J. Bradley, R. Orr, K. Wilkinson, K. Taylor, G. Stewart, C. Stedman, K. Latham. Coach Mr. Bayer Captain Kirby Wilkinson Varsity Stars James West Richard Gavitt Bruce Leaycraft Michael Dorsey Lawerence Umphlett Gary Berg 35 Varsity Cheerleaders N. Wilkinson, G. Taylor, L. Congdon, J. Johnson, J. Penfield C. Martinez N. Wilkinson, J. Penfield, L. Congdon, H. Johnson, G. Taylor, C. Martinez, J. Johnson. 36 y. V. Cheerleaders B. Campo, P. Palmer, J. Wilkinson, M. Sullivan, G. Arnold, M. Crofts. y V. Cheerleaders and Varsity Cheerleaders Qirls ’ Basketball BACK ROW: L. Sullivan. M. Bill. E. Palmer. L. Arzamarski. D. Plan. J. Miner. P. Lord. FRONT: Miss Armstrong, L. Congdoo. G. Sisson. M. Johnson, J. Arzamarski, P. Robinson, M. Buffim. J. Whitcomb. Seventh Grade BACK ROW: J. Coon. M. Williams, C. Lamphe-ie. S. G. Cas- well. FRONT ROW: L. Vance. P. Botssavaln. E_ Oofcs. B- Mccre. !zsi Armstrong. 18 Boys' Basketball THIRD ROW: J. Williams, M. Browning, W. Della-Penna, B. McLoughlin, T. Crandall, G. Prulx, F. Farnum. SECOND ROW: Mr. Kenyon - Coach, L. Caswell, F. Tough, G. Caswell, H. Browning, P. Buehler, J. Lord, R. Barker, G. Umphlette. FIRST ROW: G. Dubuque, F. Falck, R. Coats, P. Crofts, P. McQuire, D. Main, R. Penfield, D. McGowan, E. Kallen. Qirls' Softball SECOND ROW: L. Congdon, J. Miner, L. Arzamarski, D. Platt, N. Wilkinson, M. Coats, J. Arzamarski. FIRST ROW: M. Johnson, P. Robinson. M. Buffum, J. Whitcomb, S. Page, M. Johnson, Miss Rice - Coach. 39 40 Zke Junior Prom Senior Ball ORGANIZATIONS Student Council S. Joslin, P. McGuire, M. Walley, D. Main, A. Van Lew, C. Romano. E. Lattimore, J. Miner, L. Congdon, J. Wilkinson, M. Williams, K. Wilkinson, Mr. Schofield. A. Van Lew, Treas.;J. Miner, V. Pres.; L. Congdon, Sec.; M. Walley, Pres. 48 National Honor Society I N. Joslin, J. MacNeil, J. Miner, A. Lewis, L. Arzamarski, J. Penfield, E. Latti-more, Miss Kenny, Mr. Copsinis, M. Johnson, D. Wilkinson, J. Morgan, K. Bern-sten, S. Parant, Miss Armstrong. Officers Treasurer, S. Parant; President, J. MacNeil; Vice President, J. Penfield; Secretary, E. Lattimore. 49 “Wheeler-ite TOP ROW: G. Arnold, L. Arzamarskl, K. Maime. FRONT ROW; Mr. Mor-rone, E. Wilkinson, J. Miner, N. Wilkinson, Mrs. Prosser. Chorus TOP ROW: D. Della Penna, J. Miner, J. Morgan, D. Wilkinson, E. Wilkinson, E. Johnson. SECOND ROW: M. Coats, L. Congdon, K. Hayes, R. Lechner, C. Palmer. FRONT ROW: E. Falck, B. Ballanger, M. Crofts, J. Johnson, B. Campo. 50 I, John Beattie, do hereby leave the new jacket I bought to whomever stole my Wheeler one. I, Walter Beauchamp, do hereby leave my hunting and fishing abilities to Allan VanLew and James Louisgnan. I, Gary Berg, do hereby leave my basketball abilities to Bruce Leaycraft. I, Mike Dorsey, do hereby leave my curly hair to BooBoo Gavitt. I, Phyliss Coats, do hereby leave my gym suit to my cousin Marilyn who needs it desperately. I, Orville Freymuth, do hereby leave my scrap pine to Mr. Cecchini and the shop. I, Linda Hatfield, do hereby leave my magazine solicitors territory to any person who can get there first. I, Kathie Hayes, do hereby leave my ability to say the wrong things at the wrong time to anyone that can use it. I, Richard Holman, do hereby leave my convertible to Doucette who has been driving a pig long enough. I, Gary Joachim, do hereby leave my safe driving habits as a good example to the drivers ed. class. I, Nat Joslin, do hereby leave my quiet ways to certain teachers who seem to talk too much. I, Ellen Lattimore, do hereby leave my position as Dear Abby to anyone who finds it as useful for blackmail as I. I, Ronnie Lefebvre, do hereby leave my managers job to Jimmie West. I, Allan Lewis, do hereby leave my slot in fourth period study hall to Miss Rice. I, John MacNeil, do hereby leave our IN Homeroom to the Ajax Wrecking Company. I, Kathy Maine, do hereby leave Wheeler High with new hopes and a better outlook on life, thanks to Mr. Crosby and Mr. Cecchini. I, Sheila Moore, do hereby leave my loquacious manner and dynamic personality to everyone. I, Edith Palmer, do hereby leave my ability to forget my Physics homework to any future Senior who can get away with it. I, Charles Roode, do hereby leave my ability to drive without mishap to Fingers, who will need it. I, Wayne Roode, do hereby leave the shirt off my back to the guy who stole my Wheeler jacket. I, Gay Taylor, do hereby leave my loud giggle to Miss Rice who did not like to listen to it. I, Larry Umphlett, do hereby leave my height to Bruce Leaycraft who needs it in basketball. I, Verna VanLew, do hereby leave my natural hair coloring to Shirley Lee. I, Maxine Wade, do hereby leave my ability to get along well with my brother to Marcia Bill. I, Mike Wally, do hereby leave my seat in Student Council to the next president. I, Judy Whitcomb, do hereby leave my shyness to Sheryl in hopes that she will have some use for it. Class History As uncertain Freshmen we held our first activity in high school. Autumn Leaves was the name of this dance, which was complete with authentic decorations, hay bales, pumpkins and leaves. In this year, Nat Joslin was our president; Geraghty Hawkins, Vice President; Mike Dorsey, Treasurer; and Gary Joachim, Secretary. Now Sophomores, no longer the green class, we struck out afresh. The Boulder Club was formed by some of the more mischievous members of the class. However, this enterprising club was never very popular with the administration. Our first semi-formal, Sentimental Evening, was a big success. Our blue and white decorations enhanced the appearance of the gym considerably. Near the top; as Juniors we began work on the Junior Prom. Mr. Cecchini and the class worked long hours building and devising decorations which were said to be the best yet. The Japanese theme, Sayonara, was accented by a grass covered bridge bordered on each side by rock gardens and a bubbling fountain (which bubbled all over the gym floor). Our lovely queen, Frances Truitt, was attended by her court of twelve girls. It was an event we will long remember. This year, Mike Walley was our President, Gary Joachim, our Vice President, Gay Taylor, our Secretary, and Kathy Maine and Ellen Lattimore, Treasurers. We're Seniors; it was hard to believe that September day. We had attained that goal we'd worked so long for, Seniorship. The poorest class in Wheeler's history, we strived desperately to make money to finance our Washington trip. Food sales, dances and movies were held. Our Senior Sweetheart dance was attended by many couples and was the first ever to make money. Phyllis Coats was our very pretty sweetheart. Class Superlatives MOST ATHLETIC Phyllis Coats Gary Burg CLASS CLOWNS' Sheila Moore Ronnie Lefebvre CLASS ARTISTS Maxine Wade Richard Holman BEST DRESSED' Gay Taylor Allan Lewis f y SHYEST Linda Hatfield Nat Joslin 'HARDEST WORKERS Gay Taylor John MacNeil FIRST MARRIED Sarah Perkins Mike Walley 53 CLASS DREAMERS Ellen Lattimore Mike Walley MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Edith Palmer John MacNell CLASS FLIRTS’ Phyllis Coats Michael Dorsey 'BEST DANCERS’ Kathleen Maine Michael Dorsey BEST LOOKING' Gay Taylor Richard Holman BEST EXCUSE MAKERS Sheila Moore John Beattie Picture Not Available TYPICAL TEENAGERS Sheila Moore Richard Holman MOST PLEASING PERSONALITY Gay Taylor Walter Beauchamp MOST POPULAR Phyllis Coats Michael Dorsey 54 NICKNAME FAMED FOR John Beattie Bead Making Excuses Walter Beauchamp Wally Looking at girls Gary Berg Super Being captain of varsity basketball Phyllis Coats Nil Wearing strong perfume Michael Dorsey Cassius Curly hair and playing Cupid Orville Freymuth Orv Boat building Linda Hatfield Linda My car KathieJ. Hayes Kit Learning too late Richard Holman Dick Flirting Gary Joachim Joke Moods Nat Joslin Yorze Keeping quiet Ellen Lattimore Being grouchy Ronnie Lefebvre Ronnie Joking Allan Lewis A1 Being nosey Kathleen Maine Kathy Getting insults from Beattie John Mac Neil Mac Absent mindedness Sheila Moore Mo Talking too much Edith Palmer Edie Being the Brain Charles Roode Diesal Asking too many questions Wayne Roode Lop Just lopping around Gay Taylor Tiny Giggling in Physics Class Larry Umphlett Poss Broad jumping Vema Van Lew Vern Dieting Maxine Wade Max Fights with Beattie Michael J. Walley Mike Being grouchy in the morning Judith Whitcomb Judy Handing out gum and my quiet ways 56 PET PEEVE MISS MOST LIKE MOST FAVORITE SAYING Stuck up girls Girls Friendly girls What's the scoop Ally-oop School Vacations 150 hamburgers Cut it out! People with keys Holidays Junior Girls Geis, don't be such a fool Jealousy among classmates Taking U. S. History over Mr. Cecchini Oh, Shucks People who brownnose Girls Girls Let's go have a weed Easy Trig Boats and Fishing Leave politics and women alone Magazine Drives Mrs. Strong Library day Really? Two faced people The good ol' days Having fun Oh, George My Chevy Girls and Bull stories Phys. Ed. Shut up and keep walking Old girl friends who Jungle basketball Giving people a hard Hello, Honey don't speak games time Home work Small friendly baseball games Weekends Let's make it a class trip Seniors who don’t cooperate The girls Food sales, ha! Oh, NO! Ulrespect Business Law My girl Can you be serious? Certain underclassmen Seeing my friends Food I don't know Marriage and engagement fad Daddy and Ray Mr. Crosby Oh, shut up! Yearbook deadlines Nothing Vacations I guess Actions of the un- Seeing my class- Miss Kenney Oh, fossil!! derclassmen mates Mr. Crosby Writing essays Trig class Food People who brag Boulder Club Cara Don't do anything I wouldn't do. Small men with big mouths Trips to Rosy's Trips to Norwich In broad daylight? Two faced people Conducting class meetings Senior boys I'm not saying another word Pinball machines 7 and 8 grade girls Girls OK, Diesal, it's a deal Rainy days Classmates Miss Kenney Lunchtime and Wally Holy crow Conceited people Sarah Graduating Oh, Fud Girls that giggle Shop class with Mr. Holland Sleeping Don't work too hard Senior boys Tonado and vacations Weekends and Horses 57 Shut your mouth ADVERTISERS THE COTTRELL COMPANY Pawcatuck, Connecticut ENGINEERS MACHINISTS STENOGRAPHERS Active apprenticeship and Learners programs for High School graduates, Co-op and summer training jobs for college engineering students. Compliments and Good Wishes to the Graduates F rom NEW LONDON FEDERAL SAVINGS Where you save Does make a difference Mystic New London Groton Nyantic CONNECTICUT SILICA COMPANY Miners and Processors of Pure Silica Lantern Hill Road North Stonington, Conn. 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SYLVESTER SOUSA Mystic, Conn. from Pawatuck says Chris-Craft Boats If you boys and girls 536-9681 use your heads you will always be ahead. Best Wishes WESTERLY TOOL DIE BENDETT’S SPECIALTY SHOP North Stonington, Conn. Mystic, Connecticut Compliments of CHARLES SIMON, INC. PALAU REXALL PHARMACY New Ford Cars and Trucks 24 West Main St. 536-8400 394 Main St. Tel. 887-9204 Mystic, Conn. Norwich, Conn. WILLIAM PALAU, Ph. G. Compliments of HOLIDAY BOWL MAILHOT CLEANERS DRYERS Groton, Connecticut Mystic, Conn. Compliments of Best Wishes and Success in the Future Years PAWCATUCK AUTO Compliments of BODY ASHAWAY GULF STATION Stonington, Conn. Ashaway, R. I. Compliments of J J MACHINE COMPANY North Stonington, Conn. Compliments of CHINA VILLAGE Westerly, R. I. Best Wishes FUSARO BARBER SHOP Compliments of MYSTIC SPORTING GOODS Westerly, R. I. Mystic, Conn. Compliments of Best Wishes BOB MEARNS ARCHIE’S LUNCHEONETTE Westerly, R. I. Mystic, Conn. Compliments of Compliments of SHERWIN WILLIAMS STONINGTON LUMBER CO. INC. Westerly, R. I. Stonington, Conn. Compliments of Compliments of NEW LONDON TEN PIN CORNER PHARMACY New London, Conn. Stonington, Conn. Best Wishes Compliments of LELAND J. ENNIS BIG Y GRAIN CO. Bradford, R. I. Westerly, R. I. Compliments of MR. BIG, INC. TOM’S OIL SERVICE 8th Street Norwich, Connecticut Range and Fuel Oil Savings for Family Home and Hobby UNEEDA CLEANERS Best Wishes BEN’S SPIRIT SHOP Stonington, Conn. Gives S H Green Stamps Pawacatuck, Conn. Compliments of CALMON JEWELERS TOGGLE HOLLOW GREENHOUSE 223 State St. New London, Connecticut Mystic, Connecticut Phone GI 3-7792 R R Best Wishes From TRUCK STOP DOWERS Route 95 North Stonington 16-18 High Street Connecticut Westerly, Rhode Island Engineered Kitchens by Artigas NEW ENGLAND APPLIANCE CO. 50 Main St. CHERENZIA’S AMOCO STATION 51 Main St. Westerly, Rhode Island Westerly, Rhode Island Phone 596-2761 B C FURNITURE CO. 13-15 Railroad Avenue Westerly, Rhode Island Phone 596-4340 Compliments of HEWITT WOODCRAFTERS, INC. SOUTH COUNTY GAS CO. Compliments of PEQUOT GAS CO. WESTERLY GLASS CO. 19 Railroad Avenue Westerly, Rhode Island Westerly, Rhode Island Good Luck to the Seniors NORWICH CAMERA CO. Compliments of NO. STONINGTON 325 Main Street Norwich, Connecticut GARAGE North Stonington, Conn. Compliments of Compliments of WARDS SONOCO PRODUCTS CO. Westerly, Rhode Island Mystic, Connecticut Compliments of SEAPORT FORD Stonington, Conn. BERRY’S MYSTIC PHARMACY 17 East Main St. Mystic, Conn. Compliments of To Be Well Informed DUK IN On Area Activities Read Route 95 THE DAY North Stonington, Conn. Compliments of Serving Southeastern THE COMPASS Connecticut Since 1881 Stonington, C°nn. ECONOMY 54 TO $1.00 Compliments of STORE MYSTIC LUMBER CO. Mystic, Conn. Mystic, Conn. CONSUMER PRODUCTS F rom PFIZER Men's and Women's Toiletries Nutritional Specialties WORLD'S Health Products WELL BEING Baby Care Products Products for the Home GROTON MOTOR INN Restaurant - Cocktail Lounge Wedding and Banquet Facilities Dancing Saturday Evenings All Rooms Have Air-Conditioning, Private Bath, Television and Telephone Beautiful Out-Door Swimming Pool, Diving Board and Kiddies' Wading Pool. For Reservations Call HI 5-9784 SCIENCE FOR THE COMPLIMENTS OF HARTFORD NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Serving Southeastern Conn. The Bank With Two Offices THE NORWICH SAVINGS SOCIETY Main Street at Broadway Meadows Shopping Center Hours: Daily 9 to 3 Norwichtown Fridays 6 to 8 P. M. ' 4% SOUTHWINDSOR CONSTRUCTION CO. PROFESSIONALS HARRISON P. WILSON, D. D.S. 536-8692 DR. ARRONSON Veterinarian 28 1 2 West Main Street Mystic, Conn. Mystic, Conn. Compliments of COTTRELL LUMBER COMPANY Mystic, Conn. Telephone: Mystic 536-2740 Night Service: Norwich TUrner 7-3171 TWIN CEDARS USED AUTO SALES North Stonington, Conn. PATRONS AND PATRONESSES Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Fowler Mrs. Brower Hewitt Mr. and Mrs. William Devaney Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Farnum Ralph Lechner Miss Maude Price Starlite Farm Mrs. Alice Ames Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Zukowski Compliments of Compliments of NEW LONDON COUNTY NURSERIES ARBOR ACRES FARM North Stonington, Conn. North Stonington Connecticut The senior class wishes to thank all for their cooperation. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1964 F rom SHEPARD’S VILLAGE STORE TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY