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

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NANCY ANN ANYZESKI Nan Nancy, though quiet, has proven herself an asset to the Class of '66. In her freshman year, she was an active member of the Sports Club. As a sophomore and junior, she spent many hours planning refreshments and helping to decorate for the Semi-formal and Junior Prom. Nancy was always there to help when work had to be done. Last year, she was also an usherette for the commencement exercises. As a senior, she has actively participated in our magazine drive. We hope Nancy will look back.to her school years at Wheeler with happy memories. ERIC HERBERT BERG Erich Eric, who is known for his shyness, has shown great ability in woodworking and mechanical drawing. His shop projects have been excellent examples of this. Eric has also been of great assistance to this class in intramural sports. In fact, he proved especially invaluable in helping his class' volleyball team toll up all of its victories. He was second highest salesman in the senior magazine drive. Without Eric's help, the Junior Prom and Senior Ball would have never been the successes that they were. His main interest after graduation is to attend a two-year technical school. We wish only the best of luck to Eric! 16

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MARCIA ALLISON BILL Marsh Marcia, who has been going to North Stonington Schools for twelve years, has shown a great interest in girls' basketball and softball. She showed such good ability in these sports that she received the award for outstanding physical education in her sophomore year. She also has been active in her class as a class officer -president as a freshman, junior, and senior and secretary as a sophomore. In her junior year, she was also cochairwoman of the Junior Prom. This year she enthusiastically participated in the magazine drive - becoming highest sales-woman. We know that Marcia will certainly succeed in life with her ambition and personality. JAMES WESLEY BRADLEY Brad Jim has shown great leadership qualities during his high-school years. This is exemplified by the good work he has done as Student Council President this year and by his achievement of the position of first runner-up in the Groton Elk's Youth Leadership Contest. He has done a commendable job as business manager of the Leo '66 Jim was also a member of the Audio-Visual Aid Club in his junior year and a member of the junior varsity basketball team in his sophomore year. He has also shown a great deal of interest in the high-school boys' physical fitness program and in the senior magazine drive. We know that Jim, who was recently chosen as his class' favorite boy, will succeed in his future - especially while attending the Lowell Technological Institute in Massachusetts. 17