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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1967 volume:

Oecficaiion .. .1 have promises to keep. And miles to go before 1 sleep, And miles to go before I sleep.' - R. Frost .. .we would like to thank you, on behalf of the entire school, in the best way we know. We, the Class of 67, wish to thank these people for the patience, understanding, and interest they have shown for us throughout our years at Wheeler... MISS H. JEAN KENNEY MRS. MARY STRONG MR. BRUCE.FORBES It is with great pleasure that I offer to the graduating class of 1967 my warm congratulations. In all of your formative years thus far, culminating with your graduating from Wheeler High School this June, you have been surrounded with loving parents and teachers who have helped to guide you through the narrow channels of life and who have prevented your foundering on the shoals. Now that we have hopefully guided you into the safe, deep waters, we must leave you to plot your own future course. We prayerfully trust that the chart you outline for the future will bring to you a rich and rewarding life. We extend to you a cordial invitation to return to visit with us during the ensuing years. Adolph M. Zukowski Superintendent 'Principal REFLECTIONS Time and memory have a way of affecting each other so that when one considers events that have happened recently they appear to have a significance, an intensity unique to the present. The same situations, viewed at a different time in the future, take on a different importance, a different intensity. Y our stay at Wheeler will be subjected to the same kind of time-memory interrelationship. Perform an experiment. After your graduation, record in your yearbook your most outstanding impressions while at Wheeler. Ten years from that date, review these impressions. Most people would accept this suggestion as commonplace, the nothing new approach.” Therein is lost a most vauable lesson. Time has a way of tempering things, of placing them in perspective. Ten years hence, your impression of Wheeler will have changed. In those reflective moments, warm recollections will return, and the true view of your stay at this school will unfold. It is hoped that you will bask in the flow of pleasant memories, properly tempered by time. Good luck. Eugene R. DiOrio Principal Robert Bailey, Sports Editor; Joan Monroe, Ads Editor; Donna Plude, Art Editor; Bonnie Belanger, Editor-in-chief; Susan Browne, Photography Editor; Robert Orr, co-editor; John Jennerwein, Lay-out Editor. Advisor: MR. BRUCE FORBES k MR. ROSS AIELLO Mitchell Junior College Central Conn. State College B.S. Industrial Arts Guitar Club MR. RONALD BRANN Farmington State College B.S. Social Studies Coach of Baseball Team MISS BETH BROWN Gorham State College B.S. Math Ski Club Advisor MISS JOYCE CAPALBO University of R.I. B.S. Home Economics Cheerleading Advisor MR. ROBERT CLOUTIER Farmington State Teacher's College B.S. Springfield College - Graduate Work Physical Education Varsity Basketball Coach Cross-Country Team Coach MR. JERRY COPSINIS University of Connecticut B.A., School of Education Social Studies JV Basketball Coach AV Club Advisor MR. RAYMOND CROSBY Salem State College B.S. English Advisor to Junior High Newspaper MR. BRUCE FORBES University of Iowa B.S. Biology Senior Class Advisor Yearbook Advisor MR. RAYMOND GAGNE Providence College A.B. French MRS. SHARRON GIBBONS Oneonta State College B.S., Ed. English MR. CARROLL HERSOM Gorham State College B.S. Industrial Arts Girls’ Shop Club Advisor Junior High Outdoor Club Advisor MISS H. JEAN KENNEY Gordon College B.S. University of Maine M. Ed. Guidance Counselor National Honor Society Advisor F.T.A. Advisor MR. JOHN KENYON, III University of R.I. B.S., M ,S. Science Coach of Junior High boy’s basketball team MISS MARY LOU KRESSATY Annhurst College B. A. Mathematics Junior High Activitey Program MRS. JoANN LaPIERRE Mount Saint Mary College B. A. English Photography Club Advisor MR. DONALD LONSWAY Gorham State College B.S. Earth Science, General and Applied Science Outdoor Club MRS. CATHERINE POIRIER Gorham State College B.A. Music Wheeler H igh Chorus Junior High Glee Clubs MRS. RUTH PROSSER Union College B.S. Business Courses Lion’s Tale Advisor MR. DANIEL SCHOFIELD University of Chattanooga B.S. Social Studies Student Council Advisor MR. HENRY STEBB1NS Michigan State University B.S. Physics, Chemistry, Physical Science Gymnastics Club Advisor MRS. MARY STRONG University of R.I. B. A. French, English MRS. GEORGIA URE Boston University B.S. Physical Education Girls' Basketball Team UAe faculty 1966-1967 7. JAeefer JfiyA Sc A oof 7Cor A tonington, Cjonnec cu Seniors Senior Cj ass Officers Susan Browne, Secretary; Robert Orr, President; Bob Simonsen, Vice-President; Norma Hilbert, Treasurer (Absent) Cj ass Acfuisors; MR. BRUCE G. FORBES MR. ROBERT G. CLOUTIER JEAN MAY ARZAMARSKI 'Jean Sorry ’bout that ...Softball 1, 2, 3,4.. .Junior Prom Committee... Lion's Tale 4... Basketball 1, 2,4.. .plans for work after graduation. PETER EARL ARZAMARSKI Ozzie Old Chinese Proverb: Suffer! .. .Outdoor Club 4... famed for beating Joe at chess.. .seen with Jim.. .Chess Club 2.. .Magazine Drive 4. ROBERT GEORGE BAILEY Bob Oh yea! ... Basketball Man. 3,4.. .Sports Editor, Leo ’67 .. .Baseball 3,4.. .Editor Lion's Tale .. .famed for not knowing what's going on .. .Chorus 4.. .Business Man. Magazine Drive ... W Club 3,4... College bound. BONNIE JEAN BELANGER Bon' Wait for m-e-e-e-e! .. .NHS 2, V.-Pres. 3, Pres. 4.. .Chorus 1, 2,4. . .CAWDC Award 3... famed for Physics and Trig grades.. .NMSQT Commended Student... Editor Leo '67 ... Lion's Tale 4.. .hopes to go to COLBY. JOSEPH ANTHONY BIANCO ’Joe Favorite saying: Don't worry about it.” Famed for: Backing into '63 Chevys at track meets. Chorus 4... Swim team, St. Leonards High 1,2... Class Secretary 3... junior prom, coronation committee 3... Senior Activity Committee 4... SUSAN MARIE BROWNE Sue” Favorite saying: How about that?” Famed for: Burning the midnight oil. Class vice-president 2... junior prom co-chairman 3... Queens Court 3... Class Secretary 4... Senior Activity Committee 4... Leo 67 ... Lion's Tale 4... Plans to become a medical doctor. TIMOTHY KENNETH COMEAU ’Tim Too bad! . .one of The Groupe”.. .a new arrival to Wheeler from Idaho.. .famed for his fan club ... quiet... hopes to graduate... plans to be shipwrecked on a tropical island paradise. MAUDE CLAIRE CROFTS M Chorus 1,2.4. .. Gret! ... Cheering JV (cocaptain) 1, Varsity 4.. .DAR Award 4... Lion's Tale 4.. .Blue-eyed blonde.. .College and math ahead. DONNA GAIL CUSHMAN Don” Favorite saying is Hi there ya II! ... New arrival from Ledyard.. .Famed for giving away Ledyard's basketball secrets to Mr. Cloutier... Secretary of the F.T.A ... Lion's Tale ... Chorus.. .Co-Chairman of the Finance Committee for the Senior Play. CAROL ANN DENISON Carol Favorite saying is Oh Fudge .. .Famed for disagreeing with teachers.. .Chorus 4. . .Art Club 4.. .Has participated in intramural sports, has been on the yearly honor roll every year, and is an active member in 4-H. DUANE DUBUQUE 'Sir Dubuque M-A-U-D-E-! . .Famed for teasing people... Cross Country Manager 4. .. Basketball Manager 2,3,4. . . Lion’s Tale” 4...A.V. Club 2,3,4... Play Committee 4.. .Prom Committee 3. . .Plans to go to college. ELAINE MARIE FALCK ’’Elaine Who?”.. .Famed for her black ha ir.. .Chorus 1, 2, 4.. .Senior Ball Committee... Lion's Tale 4.. .Seen with Lee, Peggy, and Jean... Plans to go to college. CAROL ANNE FOURNIER Carol You've got to be kidding .. .Famed for her red hair and freckles.. .Photography Club 4.. .Prom Committee 3.. .Senior Ball Committees.. .Plans to become a nurse. WILLIAM EDWARD FOURNIER Bill Sorry about that .. .Famed for starting trouble and causing riots.. .Prom Committee 3.. .Semi-Formal Committee 2.. .Outdoor Club 4.. .Basketball Manager 4.. .Senior Activities Committee 4.. .Plans to join the Service. MARGARET ANN GLEASON Peggi Favorite saying is Honestly!” ...Chorus 1,2, 4... Varsity Cheerleader 3, Co-Captain 4... Junior Prom Refreshment Committee Chairman 3. .. W Club 4... Seen with Lee and Elaine. LEA THOMMASA HAUGEN Lee” Favorite saying is Can 1 borrow that? ... Famed for her New York accent. .. Chorus 4. .. NHS 2,3,4. ..President of the F.T.A.. .Junior Prom Committee 3.. .Senior Semi-Formal 4... Plans to go to Central Connecticut State College. NORMA LEE HILBERT ’’Norm Favorite saying is We couldn’t possibly get caught! .Famed for making a simple situation a crisis.. .Chorus 4.. .Junior Prom Committee 3.. .Queen's Court 3.. .Girl’s Softball 2.3.4.. .Senior Activity Committee.. .Class Treasurer 4.. .Yearbook Staff 4... W” Club 3.4.. .Senior Play Committee 4. NITA LOU HOWE Neat” Favorite saying is Oh, dear!” ...Famed for her excellent piano playing.. .Chorus, Pianist 4.. .NHS 2,3, Secretary 4.. .Secretarial Committee 4.. .Art Club 4.. .Graduation Committee 4.. .First Year French Award 1. JOHN WILLIAM JENNERWEIN John Favorite saying is Are you up for it? ... Famed for forgetting when Yearbook meetings are.. .Yearbook Staff 4. ..Chorus and Boy's Glee Club 4.. .Student Council 3... W Club .. .Basketball Manager for two years.. .Decoration Committee Chairman for the Sophomore Semi-Formal and Junior Prom.. .Decoration Committee for Senior Ball. KENNETH ALBERT LATHAM Perry Pet peeve is loudmouth spectators.. .J .V. Basketball 1.. .Varsity 2,3,4.. .Cross Country (Captain) 4...Baseball 3.4. Captain 3...Junior Prom Committee 3.. .Class Vice-president 1.. .Hopes to go to college. MARCIA ANNE LATTIMORE 'M Yea, we know Bonnie .. .NHS 2, Treas3,4... Prom Committee.. .Chorus 4. .. Lion's Tale 4 .. .seen with Bonnie, Maude, Sue and Carol... will always remember Chem and Physics... UCONN bound. BRUCE LEVAN LEAYCRAFT Fingers Don't give me no static! ... Basketball 1, 3,4 .. .Prom Committee 3. . .always slot car racing .. .seen with John, Kirby and Kip.. .one of the TALL SENIORS... W Club member 3,4. KEVIN LEBOVITZ Kev Hey girl . . .loves to ski. . .Prom Committee 3 .. .likes cars that really move.. .will never forget the lunch room battles.. .hopes to go into racing after graduation. PRISCILLA PALMER LEWIS Pat What? .. .Cheerleading 1, 2, 3.. .always remember Chemistry classes. . .our Junior Prom Queen.. .a natural blonde who's always smiling ... W Club 3,4.. .seen with Jan. BEVERLY JANET MAIN B.J. That's close .. .came to Wheeler at beginning of this year from New Jersey... tall... Sehior Ball Committee 4.. .known for her long hair... likes most: boys... misses Chariho . That’s life .. .owns her own car... active... Student Council 2,3.. .Scorekeeper 2.. .Prom Committee 3.. .N.H ,S. 3,4.. .Varsity Cheerleader 3, Co-captain 4. .. W Club 4. . .Junior Prom Court. JAN ELAINE MAIN Jan JAMES WILSON MAINE 'Jim That's life! . .Famed for his wild week-ends and other activities.. .Prom Committee 3... Ski Club 4.. .works in a garage as a Grease Monkey. . .his pet peeve is his dog.. .and misses his truck. JAMES JOSEPH MISKY Misk You're a nice kid, but hard to get along with .. .plays chess.. .Outdoor Club 4.. .Chess Club 2.. .History Club 1.. .volunteer fireman.. .misses being able to sleep all day.. .known for apples and cider. JOAN MONROE Joan Isn't that precious? ., .been at Wheeler 2 years... known for her Lad ybug ... Pres. Student Council 4...Prom Committee 3.. .Ads Editor Leo 67 .. .has plans to go to England and Europe... always happy. You’ve got to be kiddin’ .. .seen playing chess a lot.. .known for his red hair. ..Baseball 3, 4... W Club 3,4... pet peeve: losing at chess... likes girls.. .misses money. JOSEPH ARTHUR MURRY Joe IRVING RONALD NAPERT Irv Don't you love me anymore? .. .known for his curly, brown hair.. .on the Prom Committee... a wizard behind the slide-rule, especially in Chemistry.. .always seen with a girl.. .plans to go to college. ROBERT JAMES ORR ’’Bob” CENSORED .. .President of the Senior Class.. .Student Council 4... Basketball 1, 2, 3... Baseball 3, 4... known for his temper .. .Co-Editor of Leo '67 .. .plans on killing JM someday...NMSQT Commended Student. BARBARA ANN PAQUETTE Barb' Favorite saying: it? Famed for: prom 3... girl’s Hop to it why don't we do Getting into trouble. Junior sport club 4... ERNEST MICHEAL PARSONS Ernie Favorite saying: Darlin'’ Famed for: Playing Santa Claus at Christmas Parties. Chorus 4... Ski Club 4... Model Club, Darby High 3... DONNA JEANNE PLUDE Dee Jay Favorite saying is Mother Fletcher ... Famed for her artistic ability and inheriting the blue jeep... Art Editor Leo 67 .. .Art Club 4... Sports Club 1.. .Junior Prom Chairman 3... Publicity Chairman for the Senior Play.. .Future plans - hopes to do something with her artistic ability. PETER JOHN SANDE Pierre Favorite saying is I'm innocent! .. .Famed for flirting with and teasing the girls.. .A .V. Club 2, 3,4.. .Basketball 1,4.. .Cross Country 4... Baseball 4...Senior Play Chairman... Gymnastics Club 4.. .Boy’s Glee Club and Chorus 4... Plans to be an FBI Agent. ROBERT GORDON SIMONSEN Babalou Too cool ... Basketball (JV) 1... Varsity 2, 3 ...Chorus 4... Class Hot Rod... W Club 3,4 .. .famed for wrecking Cadillacs.. .Class Pres. 3, V. -Pres. 4. .. Baseball 3.. .plans for College CHESTER BARNES STEDMAN Chet Varsity Basketball 2, 3. . .famed for the Russell newspaper... Chess Club 2... W Club 3,4... quiet... Baseball 3,4.. .Class Treas. 3... friendly. . .seen with Ernie. KIP TAYLOR Kip What makes you so cool? ... Basketball (JV) 1. Varsity 2,3,4.. .Junior Prom Committee.. .Chess Club 2.. -seen with Kirby.. .famed for being moody... ”W Club 3,4.. .Cross-Country 4... Chorus 4... Baseball 4. DAVID ANDREW WALDEN Dave The wind blows in many ways. but... . Cross-Country 4... NHS 3, V.-Pres. 4...Class V. -Pres.3.. .A-V 3,4.. .famed for never doing Physics homework.. .NMSQT Commended Student. . .Student Council (Treas.) 2. . .Basketball Man. 2, 3, 4... Baseball Man. 3... College ahead. SHERYL ELAINE WHITCOMB Sherry Too bad! . .Famed for her bleached hair... Basketball 1.. .Softball 1.. .Girl's Shop 4... Semi-Formal Committee 2.. .Plans to become an English teacher. JANET MARIE WILKINSON Turkey Help! Help! .. .Famed for going around school without a pass... Lion's Tale 4.. .Cheerleader 1. 2, 3.. .Prom Queen's Court 3.. .Class President 2.. .Student Council 1.. .President of Chorus 4... Future Teacher's of America Club 4... Senior Activities Committee 4.. .Graduation Usherette 3. KIRBY WILKINSON ’Humpty Would you leave me alone? .. .Basketball 1, 2, 3,4... W Club 3,4.. .Cross Country 4... Student Council 1.. .Junior Prom Committee.. pet peeve: Cross Country.. .plans to go to college next year. SHIRLEY ANN WILKINSON Shirl I don't know .. .cheerleading 3.. .always with Dick.. .quiet.. .Prom Committee.. .shy.. .always attended Wheeler.. .Chorus 4.. .plans to get married after graduation. KATHRYN AVERY WILLIAMS Kathy This is true .. .Sports Club 4.. .Chorus 1,4... famed for her laugh”??.. .Prom Committee 3 .. .Junior Prom Court 3... plans to become an airline stewardess. GAe GAzss of 1967 7. )Aee er cAoof 1Corl i cSlonlncjton, CJonnecl cu Tom Sawyer Grade 2! ! Little Women” King Dubuque Mr. Kenyon?? op ho mo re C ’ ass Tresfim an () ass Gfass Officers GRADE 11: Arlene Wilson, Treasurer; Randy Foster, President; Dawn Carlson, V-President; Rita Harrison, Secretary. GRADE 10; Beth Crofts, President; Lynn Hau gen, V-President; Jenny Coon, Treasurer; Donna Jones, Secretary. GRADE 9: Jeff Svetz, President; Barbara Hofer, Secretary; Alan Roode, V-President; Larry Walden, Treasurer. GRADE 8: Tom Buehler, V-President; Jean Appleton, President; JoAnne Petryk, Secretary; Sherry Main, Treasurer. GRADE 7: James Comeau, Secretary; Judy Foster, President; Deana Main, V-President; Geraldine Ward, Treasurer. IflJAee er Jfiy i ()fiorus Director: MRS. CATHERINE POIRIER 7t i (£ Sth S'racfe C73oys ’ Girls’ J ee Gluls ID on’s O afe STANDING: Becky Kronk, Ass't. Advertising Manager; Donna Cushman, Reporter; Valerie Giachello, Reporter; Maude Crofts, Reporter; Sheryl Coats, Reporter; Susan Browne, Reporter; Blaine Falck, Reporter; Barbara Hofer, Ass’t. Circulation Manager; Brenda Host, Ass't. Business Manager; Linda Areskog, Reporter; Jean Arzamarski. Business Manager; Jeff Svetz, Reporter; SEATED; David Walden. Sports Editor; Reba Harrison. Ass't. Editor; Robert Bailey, Editor-in-Chief; Janet Wilkinson, Circulation Manager; Duane Dubuque, Advertising Manager. Advisor: MRS. RUTH PROSSER ueen 7s Goar KATHY WILLIAMS, NORMA HILBERT, SUSAN BROWNE, BETTY CAMPO, JAN MAIN, JANET WILKINSON. Over the past year, Wheeler High, with a male enrollment of only seventy -two boys, established an amazing cross-country record and reputation. The sport was revived after a lapse of six years and its calling brought forth twenty-two boys. Wheeler's new cross-country course, located in Pachaug Forest, was dedicated at a dual meet against Woodstock as the Lion Harriers pounced'' out an impressive win, 16-47. After rolling up five consecutive dual victories, the hill and dalers suffered their first setback against Ledyard High School, 18-40. One of the teams proudest moments came when it beat Stonington High in a tri-angular meet at Waterford, 23-34. Another major highlight of the season was the First Annual Wheeler High School Cross-Country Invitational, won by Saint Bernard's. This event was the first its kind in this area and even though it poured cats and dogs, it proved to be highly successful. The team was coached by Bob Cloutier. Co-captains Ken Latham and Randy Foster were supported by the following letter winners: Kirby Wilkinson, Peter Sande, Sam Bliven, Gerald Proulx, Alan Winslow, Larry Chappell, and Donald Albert. Other members of the team were Kip Taylor, David Walden, Raymond Barker, Gary Parks, Lonny Fowler, Jeff Svetz, Randy Johnson, and Doug McGowan. G J. TJ. JjasJzetSa f The 1966-67 Wheeler basketball team, coached by Bob Cloutier and led by captain Kirby Wilkinson was undoubtedly the finest quintet ever to sport the Maroon and Gray colors. The fantastic Lion combination rewrote the school records by establishing a 14-3 record and by earning their first berth in the State Basketball Tournament where they were seeded Number 5. January 13th, 1967, will go down in Wheeler athletic history as the amazing Wheelerites polished off North Branford 77-72, to earn their first trip to the State Tournament. Following the game whistle, the nets were cut down, and a wild celebration took place at Wheeler High. Wheeler’s first defeat came at the hands of Griswold, 65-58 after Bruce Leay-craft left the game with a sprained ankle. Leading by 13 points at the half, the Lions found the going rougher in the second half as Griswold rebounded with a full-court M-T-M press to take the win. However, bouncing back from defeat, the Lions claimed a come-from-be-hind win over arch-rival Ledyard, 65-54, to sweep their two game series. Wheeler was seeded 5th in the State S' Tournament and drew 13th seeded Masuk High of Monroe in the first round. What made the LIONS’ attack so successful? DEDICATION--HARD WORK—SACRIFICE Who made the LIONS’ attack so successful? A group of young men sincerely dedicated to a cause they believed in: Captain Kirby Wilkinson, Bruce Leaycraft, Ken Latham, Kip Taylor, Pete Sande, Randy Foster, Howard Schick, Tommy Veitch, Mickey McMasters, Greg Dubuque, Doug Main, and their fine coach. Bob Cloutier. Hats off to you for a job more than well done!!! 7 £ 3 Jracfe 33as£et6aff J777 Gheerfedefers Donna Jones, Co-Captain; Elaine Blanco; Donna LeBovitz; Lynn Haugen; Karen Foster, Co-Captain. LINDA MAUDE BETTY BOBETTE ARLENE SUSAN JAN (Co-Captain) PEGGI (Co-Captain) C ass 7 )i f I, Jean Arzamarski, do hereby leave the teachers’ secretarial work to anyone who needs the practice. 1, Peter Arzamarski, do hereby leave my tpying skill to Mrs. Prosser to use as she sees fit. I, Robert Bailey, do hereby leave my Yogi Bear Blanket” to those insecure underclassmen, my newspaper headaches to Reba Harrison, and my Driver's Ed certificate to someone who may get a license to use it. I, Bonnie Belanger, do hereby leave the Editorship of the Yearbook, and its accompanying bottle of tranquilizers 10 a Junior with little wisdom and much nerve, and my superior Volleyball serves to Barbara Paquette. I, Joseph Bianco, do hereby leave my ability to sneak down to the village every day for lunch to any underclassman who gets sick at the sight of the lunchroom. I, Susan Browne, do hearby leave my brother to a certain Freshman girl, hoping she has better luck than before, my ability to rack up a brand new Driver’s Ed car to anyone who wants to top $125 of damage, and a good stock of Girl Scout Cookies to Mr. Brann for future study halls. I, Maude Crofts, do hereby leave my ability to smile to Betty Kaschel, Bobette Moore, and Linda Vance. I, Donna Cushman, do hereby leave all Ledyard’s secrets to Mr. Cloutier. I, Carol Denison, do hereby leave all the 4-H cookies I have sold to Martha Brown. I, Duane Dubuque, do hereby leave my position as head manager of the basketball and cross-country teams to Moe Hebb, and my ’Black Chevy to my brother Greg, if the body lasts long enough. I, Elaine Falck, do hereby leave my natural black hair to anyone who wants it. I, Carol Fournier, do hereby leave my natural red hair to all those girls (and boys) whose peroxide bottles are empty. I, Bill Fournier, do hereby leave to Bobby Coats my good driving record, and to Mrs. Prosser, with pleasure, I leave my brother's memory. I, Peggianne Gleason, do hereby leave my cheering uniform to some lucky cheerleader in hopes that it will hold together for another year. I, Lee Haugen, do hereby leave my driving ability to Doug McGowan. I, Norma Hilbert, do hereby leave my expressions of innocence to Linda Graham. I, Nita Howe, do hereby leave my ability to tickle the piano strings to Jessie McCullough, so he won't have to bother the girls in Chorus. I, John Jennerwein, do hereby leave my ability to smoke in the boys room for three years without getting caught to the underclassmen. I, Kenneth Latham, do hereby leave my lucky basketball sneakers to Mickey Me- Masters, and my height to Jimmy Arzamarski. I, Marcia Lattimore, do hereby leave my ability to look like an eleven-year-old, or a retarded seventeen-year-old, to the Sophomore girls. 1, Bruce Leaycraft, do hereby leave my desire to learn to Greg Dubuque. I, Kevin Lebovitz, do hereby leave my car to anyone crazy enough to finish it. I, BJ Main, do hereby leave my height to Mrs. Ure, in hopes she may find use for it. 1, Jan Main, do hereby leave my ’’closet-on-wheels” to the cheerleaders, in hopes they will be able to squeeze more than nine girls in it without me next year. I, Jim Maine, do hereby leave my holey gym sneakers to the Physical Education Department. I, James Misky, do hereby leave my skill in playing volleyball to the underclassmen. I, Joan Monroe, do hereby leave my ”Ladybug” to the faculty, to do with what they wish. 1, Joe Murray, do hereby leave my ability to play basketball to anyone with more skill than I have. I, Irving, Napert, do hereby leave my slide rule to Mr. Stebbins so that he may be promoted from the 29 bracket. I, Robert Orr, do hereby leave my ability to get out of trouble with the administration to Mr. Cloutier. 1, Barbara Paquette, do hereby leave my good friend Mr. Cloutier to a Certain someone, ” in hopes they will handle with care or forward to Babcock Road. I, Ernest Parsons, do hereby leave my ’’Batman trunks and cape to the English Department. I, Donna Plude, do hereby leave my Boy Scout Camp to the Girl Scouts. I, Peter Sande, do hereby leave my ability to tease girls to Mr. Schofield. I, Bob Simonsen, do hereby leave my jumping ability to Howie Schick, and my cigarettes to Randy Foster. I, Chet Stedman, do hereby leave Wheeler!! I, Kip Taylor, don't have anything anybody would want. I, David Walden, do hereby leave two book reports to Mrs. Hurd--better late than never! I, Sheryl Whitcomb, do hereby leave. I, Janet Wilkinson, do hereby leave my perfect attendance record and naturally blonde hair to Shirley Lee. I, Kirby Wilkinson, do hereby leave my love of Cross-country to Larry Chappell. I, Shirley Wilkinson, do hereby leave Duane Dubuque the Ten Tootsie Roil Pops I have promised him since first grade. I, Kathy Williams, do hereby leave my laugh to anyone in school who can’t take a joke. We, Meg and John, do hereby leave to Miss Rice our wedding invitations--finally! () ass TDD at ( toufcf 7. )e Do 7. titDout MRS. VERONICA MASSEY MR. HOWARD HOXIE (Mr. Frank Burdick - Picture not available) MRS. LOUISE FARNUM MRS. 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THE CARD PARTY SHOP New London, Conn. BLISS JEWELERS 12 E. Main Street Mystic, Conn. Gifts That Last ONE-HOUR-MARTINIZING C. W. WILLARD HARDWARE Granite St. Shopping Center Westerly, R. I. Westerly, R. I. Compliments Compliments of of THE TAJ SHOP VARS New London, Conn. The Agency of Service Compliments of LOUIS LEVINE AGENCY INSURANCE NORWICH CAMERA CO. Tel. 443-8415 275-277 State Street 325 Main St. New London, Conn. 887-3563 C ompl ime nt s of HIGGINS PHARMACY PAYNE CAMERA STORE 20 High St. Westerly, R. I. Pawcatuck, Conn. Westerly's Photograph Center Free Delivery HAZEL J. MAIN GIFT SHOP Compliments of 15 West Main St. N. J. GORRA BRO. Mystic, Conn. 239 State St. Gifts of Distinction New London, Conn. Diamonds Compliments of BRINE JEWELERS JOHN AHR FORD 192 Main St. Norwich, Conn. Westerly, R. I. Compliments of Compliments of FASHION FABRIC CENTER DOWERS 225 State St. New London, Conn. Compliments of THE MURPHY CO. Real Estate GROTON SAVINGS BANK Located in Mystic - Groton - Pawcatuck Residential Commercial Industrial Properties 244 Route 12 A Member of Groton, Conn. the F. D. I. C. Tel. MYSTIC MOTORS, INC. 445-2431 THE STYLE SHOP Chrysler Plymouth Valiant Simca New London - Groton Top Quality Used Cars 7 Williams Ave. Mystic, Conn. Tel. 536-2666 Opening in Norwich July, 1967 Compliments of Compliments of SHILKE’S FUNERAL HOME SEARS ROEBUCK, CO. 292 Bridge App. Westerly, R. I. New London, Conn. TEDS PIZZA HOUSE Congratulations from RUTMAN’S WAYSIDE Main Street FURNITURE Mystic, Conn. Phone - 536-0390 Stonington, Conn. Take out orders Tel. 599-5704 C omplime nts VERNO of APPLIANCES WESTERLY CLEANERS Industrial Drive Ledward Ave. Westerly, R. I. Westerly, R. I. SHANNON MOTORS, INC. GULINO’S BAKERY, INC. Rt. 1 Stonington, Conn. Westerly Dodge Dart Coronet Groton NICHOLAS BOSKO New London Tel. 535-0530 Best Wishes to the SHRAFNER’S FURNITURE Graduating Class HOXIE BUICK INC. Groton Shopping Plaza RAY HOXIE - President Groton Conn. RANITE DRUG, INC. � - Ml The Cottrell Lumber Company MYSTIC. CONN. Granite Shopping Center WALDO E. BISHOP, B. S. , Reg. Ph. Where Quality Is High And Prices Are Low 116 H Granite Street Tel. 596-7979 Westerly, R. I. WHIPPLE PIANO RAY WILLIS TOYS ORGAN CO. Sales and Service 53 Railroad Avenue Westerly Rhode Island Route 184 Groton, Conn. Compliments of S. H. MEAD GROTON CAMERA SENOCO PRODUCTS Gr. Shopping Plaza 748 Long Hill Rd, Gr. Mystic, Conn. ANITA’S YARN Compliments SHOP of North Stonington, Conn. SIMON FORD Imported Yarns Norwich, Conn. Compliments of GRILLS MOTORS MYSTIC ICE FUEL CO. BODY SHOP New London Road 130 Liberty St. Mystic, Conn. Pawcatuck, Conn. Ice, Oil, Bottled gas, Appliances Phone LY 5-5970 Texaco Products 24 Hour Service R RTRUCK STOP Complete Truck Tire Service Rentals . Sales . Repairs Road and Wrecker Service Phone 599-2020 Route 95 North Stonington, Conn. W. BILL HILL, Mgr., ROGER BLISS, G. RAYMOND ECCLESTON LARSEN’S STORE BEST WISHES CLASS OF 1967 SEAPORT 66 MONTGOMERY WARD 536-1010 Whitehall Ave. Mystic, Conn. 200 State Street Auto Repairs Open 24 Hrs. New London Conn. PAWCATUCK CHEVRON STATION CHERENZIA’S AMOCO STATION SLIM CHERENZIA, Prop. Phone 599-1197 South Broad St. Garage Phone 596-2761 Home Phone 377-2180 JOHN REAY, Prop. BERRY’S MYSTIC When You Stall Give Us a Call PHARMACY Prescriptions Our Specialty 24 hour Road Service Snow Plowing TOWINO 51 Main Street Phone 536-8615 Mystic, Conn. Westerly, R. I. AGWAY FARM AND Compliments of GARDEN SUPPLY LU-MAC COUNTRY Friendship St. STORE Westerly, R. I. W. H. BUHREN JEWELERS Continued Success and Best Wishes 127 Bridge St. Groton, Conn. ITT! f TeL. 445-4438 Jewelry . Silverware . China North Stonington, Ct. Compliments of Compliments of FEDERICO’S SPORTING GOODS GRILL’S MOTORS BODY SHOP Westerly, R. I. 130 Liberty St. Pawcatuck, Conn. 596-4681 Phone LY 5-5970 O’KEEFE’S PACKAGE STORE PENNY’S COFFEE DONUT SHOP (Pawcatuck Shopping Center) 148 South Broad St. Pawcatuck, Conn. Pawcatuck, Conn. FRENCH CLEANERS UNITED BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. Mystic, Conn. 30 Oak Street 536-8231 Westerly R. I. BESS EATON DONUT SHOP MURPHEY CHEVROLET 106 West Broad Street Phone 599-5741 127 High St. Sales Service Westerly, R. I. OK Used Cars Compliments of MYSTIC SPORTING GOODS BUTLER BROS. OIL CO. Mystic, Conn. 30 Oak.St. Westerly, R. I. SWANSONS GULF SERVICE General Repair Service Quality Products and Service 1892 Route 184 Mystic, Conn Phone - 536-2060 Compliments of MAIL HOT CLEANERS AND DYERS SHEA’S STATIONERY Tel. 599-5522 Mystic Conn. Pawcatuck Conn. NORTH STONINGTON UNEEDA CLEANERS GARAGE INC. Gas, Oil, Tires and 156-158 South Broad St. Accessories Pawcatuck Conn. Phone - 536-3291 PETE’S ELECTRIC, INC. Electric Installation Electric Heat Pawcatuck Conn. Phone 599-4463 PAWCATUCK AUTO PARTS Pawcatuck Conn. Compliments of FUSARO’S BARBERSHOP 139 Main St. Westerly, R. I. Advertising Public Relations Congratulations SEAPORT j]c£eo ¥• THanfredd II AIIOCIATCI A I(9MAfifflOT7 AV£ W£ST£0|.V0.L) 1 VV Phon«59b 5 FORD — PRINTING — Stonington, Conn. 535-1415 . Wild Bird Seed and Feeders Compliments . Fertilizer of . Seeds . Hay and Straw , . Feed OTTO SEIDNER, INC. WIRTHMORE STORES • Friendship Street 26 Friendship St. Westerly, R. I. Westerly, Rhode Island Tel: 596-2638 Compliments of Compliments of REALE BROS. P M SEWING CENTER West Broad St. Pawcatuck, Conn. Westerly, R. I. TWIN CEDARS Compliments of USED AUTO SALES PEBBLE DINER TEXACO PRODUCTS 171 Bridge St. Rte. 2 N. Stonington 535-2822 Groton, Connecticut Hours: 8 a.m. to 9 p. m. Phone 599-1180 MOWREY’S ESSO Junction Route 95 and 216 North Stonington, Connecticut Minor Repairs PATTON WEBSTER AUTO SALES CLINT MOWREY, Prop. Compliments of AVERY ADAMS INC. 150 Bridge St. Groton, Conn. C M WILKINSON REALTY Compliments of Stillman Road ATLANTIC LUMBER COMPANY North Stonington 599-5131 2 Oak St. Westerly, R. I. Compliments of Complete Banking Services MIDWAY PIZZA HOUSE All Orders to Take Out THE WASHINGTON TRUST COMPANY 125 Main St. Tel. 596-1357 Westerly, R. I. Shopping Center Westerly, R. I. Hope Valley, R. I. Compliments of the BEATRICE UNIFORM SHOP GROTON HARDWARE COMPANY New London, Conn. 169 Thames St. Groton, Conn. Compliments of Compliments of ED TAILLON’S BEA SMITH’S 19 Canal St. Westerly, R. I. 43 High St. Westerly, R. I. Compliments of Compliments of MELLOW’S BARBER SHOP GOODMAN’S Specialize in Men's and Ladies' Haircutting Jewelers and Silversmiths Westerly, R. I. Westerly, R. I. Compliments of NOYES DRY GOODS WOODMANSEE’S GIFT SHOP Mystic Conn. 24 Broad St. Westerly, R. I. Compliments of Gifts For All Occasions KAY’S FABRICS SISCO JEWELRY STORE 54 High St. Westerly, R. I. 58 High St. Westerly, R. I. TOYOTA |t°.v T DEALER 7j§-yj Compliments of OLEAN MOTOR SALES CONSUMER’S DAIRY Phone 596-2270 9 Oak Street Telephone Industrial Drive 596-5363 Westerly, R. I. Westerly, R. I. Compliments of Compliments of SHERWIN WILLIAMS HOTEL SAVOY COMPANY Westerly Taxi - 596-4155 Westerly, R. I. (JOHN MASTRANDREA) Compliments of Compliments of OLIVER’S MUSIC SHOP BOB MEARNS Mystic, Conn. Westerly, Rhode Island TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY