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

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Linda has been with us throughout her junior high and senior high school years. Her bright sense of humor has livened up many classroom discussions and her mischievous nature always kept her in the center of our senior schemes. Linda has aided our class by her participation on many dance committees including those of the Junior Prom and Senior Ball. LINDA JEAN GRAHAM Linda” General CHARLES FREDRICK HAASE Charlie” College Charlie has always taken an active part in the senior class by helping with our activities and attending them. He and his classmates are quite often seen at our school dances, movies, and sports events. A quick eye and hand enable him to show a great deal of artistic ability. This interest and ability in an will help him as he pursues a career in the field of engineering and design.

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ROGER ARNOLD GOULD JR. ‘Spoolie General Lively Debbie always brightened up our class with her bubbling spirit. Even though she is small in stature, she lets us know that she has many opinions to be heard. She shows her school spirit by being at ail of our dances, basketball games, and pep rallies. This enthusiasm will carry Debbie forward in her hairdressing career and all of her future activities. Roger, one of our quieter classmates. has proven to be an asset to our class. He and his pick-up truck have served tremendously for such activities as our Junior Prom and Senior Ball. Roger's pleasing disposition and attitude toward our class in general have made him a great classmate to have. This year completes Roger’s twelfth yean as a student in North Stomngton and way back in grammar school, he acquired the nickname of Spoolie because of his extremely curly hair. DEBORAH ANN GRAHAM Debby General

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A great sense of humour and a friendly nature are two outstanding characteristics of our classmate, Ray. Since he came to Wheeler from St. Mary's School, Williman-tic, Conn., at the beginning of the eighth grade, Ray has proven to be a valuable member of our class. His position as one of the captains of the magazine drive in his senior year encouraged all of us to reach our goal. Ray's ambition will certainly aid him in achieving success in his future years at college. CONSTANTINE RAYMOND HADDAD Ray College REBA NANCY HARRISON Reba General Reba, one of our most talented classmates, came to our school during her junior year. She formerly attended Westerly Junior and Senior High Schools in Westerly, Rhode Island. As a result of Reba's buoyant and genial personality, and her popularity among the students, she was chosen as an attendant of the Queen's Court during her junior year. Whenever you see Reba, you're sure to see a smile.