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

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This completes Laura's twelfth year as a North Stonington student. Her continual willingness to help her class and her amiability toward others have gone a long way in making our years here at Wheeler worthwhile. She was our school reporter for the Westerly Sun during her junior and senior years and truly did an excellent job. We wish Laura the very best always. LAURA MAE ANDERSON Laura College LINDA ARLINE ARESKOG Lil Lin Business Linda has been w ith our class since her sophomore year when she moved from Long Island, New York, and has definitely made a place for herself. She is always willing to work and has done a terrific job this year as advertising manager of the Lion's Tale. Linda is interested in the business department and she hopes to make her career in that field.

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Senior ( ass Officers President, Randy Foster; Vice-President, Jessie McCullough; Secretary, Arlene Wilson; Treasurer, Rita Harrison. PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE I would like to thank the faculty, especially our advisors, for the help they have given us throughout our years at Wheeler. We have all appreciated their time and efforts, and these four years have been ones we will not soon forget. Respectfully, President

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Jim, our tall ana quiet classmate, is one whom we seldom hear much from. Although quiet around others, he has displayed enthusiasm as a participant in both junior varsity and intramural sports. Jim's experience in shop classes will be a great asset to him as he seeks to become a machinist. JAMES WILLIAM ARZIMARSKI Ozzie General SAMUEL ALBERT BLIVEN Sam” General Sam has been extremely active in athletics throughout high school. In both his junior and senior years, he was on the cross country team and in his senior year he was a basketball manager. Sam is always helpful on our many dances including those of the Junior Prom and the Senior Ball. After graduating Sam would like to attend college in Hartford.