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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1975 volume:

LEO 75 Graduating Class of 1975 Wheeler High School North Stonington, Connecticut Scattered pictures of the smiles we left behind Can it be that it was all so simple then If we had the chance to do it all again 7 tell me would we? could we? THE WA Y WE WERE WE, THE CLASS OF 1975, DEDICATE TO YOU MR. ROBERT CLOUTIER, OUR YEARBOOK — A FRIEND TO ALL OF US. A TRUE FRIEND IS ONE YOU CAN DEPEND ON AND IS ALWAYS THERE TO LEND A HELPING HAND. IT IS SOMEONE WHO TREATS YOU AS AN INDIVIDUAL AND A PERSON — A GUIDING SPIRIT HELPING YOU MAKE YOUR OWN DECISIONS — NOT HIS. YOU, MR. ROBERT CLOUTIER, ARE ALL OF THESE AND MUCH MORE — AND WE THE CLASS OF 1975 THANK-YOU FOR BEING THERE. Recognition Special Mr. Jendrysik Mr. Blake Mr. John Hanley ’75 Yearbook Staff A dvisor Mr. Jcndrysik Editor Jack Hucgcl Typists M. Business Managers Barbara Ormsby Wayne Greene Don Conte 15 Donna Schaffer Sue Westcott Photographer Lay-Out Maureen Dilorio ADMINISTRA TION FACULTY Superintendent Kenneth Shaw 18 20 MR. KENYON MRS. FRINK Human Development 24 MR. EVENSKI English MR. AIELLO Industrial Arts MR. MADDEN Industrial Arts 25 m A MR. BROODER Physical Education MRS. WILLIAMS Physical Education MRS. PUKAS Spanish MR. SUJECKI Math MISS PYRA Math 28 MR. STEBBINS Science 31 33 34 SENIORS DOUGLAS E. BAILEY Doug' LEONARD ALFRED BRENNAN III ACTIVITIES: X-Country 1, 2, 3,4. Tri-Captain . . . W” Club 3,4 . . . Golf Club 1 . . . Jogging Club 2 PET PEEVE: People who call me Bo” FAMED FOR: My hair LIKED MOST: X-Country MISSED MOST: X-Country CATHY S. CARNER Oh Wow!! ACTIVITIES: Junior Prom Refreshment Committee 3 . . . Girls’ Service Organization 1 PET PEEVE: People who gossip about other people’s business and don’t even know their own FAMED FOR: Having gum and candy LIKED MOST: My real friends and my parents MISSED MOST: Nancy, Tami, Diane D., Donna B. FUTURE PLANS: Undecided 'Cathy’’ 36 DONALD JAMES CONTE I’m so nervous” ACTIVITIES: X-Country 2 . . . X-Country Manager 3, 4 . . . J.V. Baseball 2, 3 . . . Basketball Manager 2, 3 . . . F.T.A. 3 . . . Student Council 3,4 . . . W” Club 4 . . .Ski Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Junior Prom Committee 3 . . . Senior Ball Committee 4 . . . Leo Staff 4 PET PEEVE: People who cut you down when you’ve worked so hard to achieve something and when people say they’re just kidding when they really mean it! FAMED FOR: Nervousness, arguing, laughing, puns LIKED MOST: Barbara’s parties MISSED MOST: Mrs. Perry’s math classes, Connie, Barbara FUTURE PLANS: To go to college and study to be an accountant or something else related to the mathematical field and to pursue the language of French as far as I can. Don” KEVIN A. CRANDALL What’s happening?” ACTIVITIES: J.V. Basketball 1 . . . Varsity Basketball 2, 3,4 . . 2,3,4 PET PEEVE: V.P. FAMED FOR: Singing in the halls LIKED MOST: Terrie and basketball MISSED MOST: Terrie and basketball Hippie” . W” Club MAURFENJ. CROFTS Oh Crofts!” ACTIVITIES: Drama 1,2 PET PEEVE: People that don’t eat breakfast and lunch (K.L.) FAMED FOR: My goats and chickens LIKED MOST: Study halls with the gang MISSED MOST: Everything FUTURE PLANS: College 'Chicken Far-mah' 37 Peggy ANTHONY DEHESA Shut up Connie!” ACTIVITIES: Varsity Baseball 3,4. . . W” Club 4 PET PEEVE: Being bored, and people who don’t live their lives to the fullest FAMED FOR: Shyness LIKED MOST: Barbara’s parties and going out with the gang MISSED MOST: Barbara, Sandy, Connie, Don, Wayne, Maureen, and going out with the gang 'Curtin PEGGY DEAN Bigjokc, Huh! LAURIE LINDSAY CURTIN Is THAT So!” ACTIVITIES: Floral Club 1 . . . Chess and Checker Club 2 . . .Junior Prom Committee 3 . . . Senior Ball Committee 4 . . . Class Dances 1, 2, 3,4 PET PEEVE: People who stay in groups and are not friendly FAMED FOR: Messing around with Debbie and my friends LIKED MOST: Steve and blue 340 Dusters MISSED MOST: Steve, Mrs. Banker, and Wheeler ACTIVITIES: J.V. Basketball 1, 2 . . . Junior Prom Committee 3 . . .Junior Prom Court 3 . . .Chorus 4. . .Jogging Club 1 PET PEEVE: Not getting spoiled and creeplc people FAMED FOR: Being gullible LIKED MOST: Jimmy, all my friends, and going to basketball and soccer games MISSED MOST: Jimmy, giggling over nothing with Maureen, and being with everybody FUTURE PLANS: To not let those around me influence me into doing what I don’t want to do 38 Anth' DAVID WARREN FARNUM Forget it.” ACTIVITIES: Naval War Games Club . . . Showing Cattle and Poultry PET PEEVE: People who think they arc better than anyone else FAMED FOR: Having appreciation for the policemen risking their lives for ours and being an outstanding marksman LIKED MOST: Firearms MISSED MOST: Welding in Mr. Marques' metal shop FUTURE PLANS: To further my education in law enforcement and to join the Connecticut State Police Department HELEN ANNE DESIMONE I hear ya talking.” Dec ACTIVITIES: Floral Club I, 3 . . .Chorus 4. . .Ski Club 1 PET PEEVE: People who don’t smile and laugh and people who cut themselves down FAMED FOR: Flirting LIKED MOST: All the friends 1 have made at Wheeler MISSED MOST: All the good memories and fun times the summer of 74 gave me MAUREEN CECILIA DilORIO ACTIVITIES: Girls’ Softball 2, 3, 4 . . . Gymnastic Club 1 . . . Jogging Club 1 . . . Drama Club 1,2. . . W” Club 3. 4 . . . Chorus 4 . . . Junior Prom Committee 3 . . .Junior Prom Court 3 . . . Class Secretary 3 . . .Class Vice President 4 . . . Yearbook Staff 4 PET PEEVE: People who hurt others and don’t care, rainy days, and health articles FAMED FOR: Wearing corduroys in the summer, my Hummingbird,” putis. and my smile LIKED MOST: Mr. Kerr, chorus, and softball MISSED MOST: Mr. Gagne’s jokes and French classes, Mr. Blake and his concern, summer of 74, and all my friends in the class of 73 FUTURE PLANS: To hope to attend a four year college pursuing the field of music and or art and to be happy and do what I hope and want to do Dave’ 39 Fryer, Di” CONNIEJEAN FRENCH You queer!” ACTIVITIES: Chess and Checker Club 2 . . .Junior From Committee 3 . . . Senior Ball Committee 4 . . . Leo Staff 4 PET PEEVE: Having gone all through school and then having to leave in your senior year when you are having the most fun FAMED FOR: My ability to type LIKED MOST: Barbara's parties and the gang MISSED MOST: Mr. Gagne’s French classes FUTURE PLANS: I hope to get a job in air travel Connie Balarny” DIANA LYNN FRYER Guess what I’ve gotta tell ya!” ACTIVITIES: Chess and Checker Club 2 . . .Junior Prom Decoration Committee 3 . . . Student Council 4 . . . Boys’ X-Country Manager 4 PET PEEVE: People, who when you need them, arc never there, and people who think they are better than everyone else FAMED FOR: Long fingernails LIKED MOST: S.A. and the classes of ’73 and ’74 MISSED MOST: S.A. and the classes of ’73 and ’74 FUTURE PLANS: Togo to college, to work with the physically-handicapped, and to live a happy life CRAIG ALLEN GABRIELE Oh gees!” PET PEEVE: All my Polish English teachers FAMED FOR: Going to the races LIKED MOST: Gram and Debbie MISSED MOST: Mr. Zigaro’s history class 40 Gabc’ MARGARET M GIACHELI.O I don’t believe it!” ACTIVITIES: Prom Committee 3 PET PEEVE: People who don’t care about others FAMED FOR: Arguing LIKED MOST: Gary MISSED MOST: Being a student with small problems FUTURE PLANS: To get married and start a life of my own PAUL VINCENT GOULD Quiet down!” ACTIVITIES: Soccer 1, 2, 3 . . . 'W ’ Club 3 . . . Class Vice President 1 . . . Class President 3 . . . Prom Co-Chairman 3 PET PEEVE: Rainy days. Officer Kendall, and most of all. leaving FAMED FOR: 69 Fiat 850 Spyder, a heavy foot, and a mean slide and tackle LIKED MOST: Donna, every one of my classmates, racing, pulling a triple donut in the parking lot with Wayne Greene on my last day at Wheeler, and of course Soccer MISSED MOST: Donna, my senior year at Wheeler which never was. Clout, Mr. C.. Mr. Kerr, Mr. Hurd, Mr. B„ Mr. Sujecki. Mr. Ixmsway, F. Souza, and all my Buds Maggie' 42 WAYNE DAVID GREENE Oh! Listen to cm.” ACTIVITIES: X-Country Manager I, 2, 3,4 . . . Basketball Manager 1, 2, 3,4 . . . Student Council 3, 4 Treasurer . . . W” Club 3, 4 . . . Junior Prom Committee 3 . . . Senior Ball Committee 4 . . . Leo Staff 4 PET PEEVE: Being bored FAMED FOR: Arguing and shortness LIKED MOST: Barbara’s parties and going out with the gang MISSED MOST: Going out with the gang FUTURE PLANS: Hope to go on to college, but not quite sure Wang” LORREL ANNE GRIMM Oh, Wow ACTIVITIES: Drama Club 2 . . . Leathershop 1 . . . Junior Prom Committee 3 . . . Senior Ball Committee 4 PET PEEVE: People who don’t smile and act sociable FAMED FOR: My smile and my funny laugh LIKED MOST: My honey, Tom MISSED MOST: Tom and Mr. Coutsoubus Cookie” ROBERT GUDGER Smile, will ya!” ACTIVITIES:’J.V. Baseball 2, 3 . . . Varsity Soccer 3, 4 . . . W” Club 3, 4 PET PEEVE: Crutches, concussions, Hale Ray and Lyman FAMED FOR: Being the most injured kid in the class LIKED MOST: Soccer and my friends MISSED MOST: Soccer, school, and friends that I won’t be seeing after school anymore 'Gudge” ANN MARIE GURNEE Kid ACTIVITIES: Junior Prom Chairman 3 • . . Class Officer 3,4 PET PEEVE: Cold weather FAMED FOR: Smoking in the girls’ room LIKED MOST: Mark MISSED MOST: My mental friends Ann CATHY N. HOLLIDAY Yeah but. . ACTIVITIES: Junior Prom Committee 3 PET PEEVE: VWs that fall apart FAMED FOR: VW LIKED MOST: Steve MISSED MOST: Tracy FUTURE PLANS: To be a happy housewife and mother 'Cathy' MICHAEL CHARLES HOLLY Give me a break” ACTIVITIES: J.V. Baseball 1, 2 . . . Varsity Baseball Manager 3 . . . X- Country Manager 1, 2 . . . Varsity Basketball Manager 1, 2 . . . W” Club 2, 3,4. . .Jogging Club I, 2 PET PEEVE: People who start rumors FAMED FOR: Being the middle man LIKED MOST: Baseball and certain people FUTURE PLANS: Go to college or go to work Troll 43 JOHN W. JACOBSON Pull a holeshot!” PET PEEVE: Vice Principal and locking gas caps FAMED FOR: Craziness LIKED MOST: Woodshop MISSED MOST: The great times in 55 Buick JACK EDWARD HUEGEL Take it easy” ACTIVITIES: Movie Club 2 . . . Hiking Club 3 . . . X-Country Manager 1, 2, 3 Head Manager . . . W” Club 2, 3, 4 . . . National Honor Society 3, 4 President. . . Editor of 75 Yearbook PET PEEVE: People who don’t try to understand other people, and gym class FAMED FOR: Motorcycles LIKED MOST: Whcclerites, Mr. Blake’s class, and Sue W. FUTURE PLANS: I plan to attend The U.S. Naval Academy, be happy, and live a full life Jake” ANGELINA JOHNSON I don’t care!!” That’s not funny!’’ ACTIVITIES: Prom Committee 3 PET PEEVE: Bino” and people who tease others FAMED FOR: Being upset and confused LIKED MOST: Art, Mr. C’s English class. Mr. B's class, my friends. Chip and I laughing at Debbie in the back of the Camaro while Dennis is driving, also Chip, his family and my family MISSED MOST: Art, Mr. C’s class, Mr. B„ and my friends. Also Chip FUTURE PLANS: To go to college to become a nurse, to get married and have a family, not necessarily in that order, also to live my life the best way that I can Angie' 44 Nubs” JAMES MATTHEW KUNZ Times are Tough!” ACTIVITIES: X-Country 2 . . . Basketball 1, 2, 4 . . . Baseball 1, 3, 4 . . . Spirits Club 1 PET PEEVE: Coaches who can only think of winning and moochcrs who show up at class picnics FAMED FOR: Wearing hats in class LIKED MOST: Peggy and Mr. Brooder's gym class MISSED MOST: Peggy, Jake, Jack, Steve, Robbie, Clout, JoAnn, Jason, Susan M., Spike, Joy, and all my friends and teachers FUTURE PLANS: To go to college, be a veterinarian, and be as happy as possible JOSEPH WILLIAM KAIN Main, don’t hit that teacher!” ACTIVITIES: J.V. Basketball . . . Varsity Basketball PET PEEVE: V.P. FAMED FOR: Giving teachers a hard time LIKED MOST: Shop and gym MISSED MOST: Shop and gym Joey' DONALD KENNETH KASCHEL You’re joking” ACTIVITIES: Basketball Head Manager 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . X-Country Manager 2 . . . Baseball Manager I, 2,3,4 . . . W” Club 3,4 PET PEEVE: Period 7 Study, Period 4 FAMED FOR: Being fat and my beard, sideburns, and mustache LIKED MOST: Art, Review Math, gym, and Mr. Blake MISSED MOST: Mr. Lonsway FUTURE PLANS: To join the Navy and to get a good paying job Jimmy' 45 KIMBERLEY MARIE LINCOLN What difference does it make?” ACTIVITIES: F.T.A. 1 . . . Drama Club I . . . Class Secretary 1 . . . Jogging Club 2. . .Junior Prom Committee 3 . . . National Honor Society 3,4 PET PEEVE: Peanut butter sandwiches and mountain dew FAMED FOR: Sarcasm and horror society” LIKED MOST: J. D„ rainy days, and all my friends MISSED MOST: J. D, the B.S.,” and the farm Auntie Kim JAMES CARLTON MAIN I need a cold one.” ACTIVITIES: Skipping Class 1, 2, 3,4 PET PEEVE: Roadrunners FAMED FOR: Schlitz LIKED MOST: My 409” MISSED MOST: Going home in kid’s Chevcllc PAMELA ALISON MARBLE Give me a break, Mainie!” ACTIVITIES: Girls’J.V. Basketball 1 . . . Girls' Basketball Manager 2 . . . Band 2 . . . J.V. Cheering 3 . . . Homecoming Court 3 . . . Junior Prom Committee 3 . . . Junior Prom Queen 3 . . . Student Council 3, 4 . . . Chorus 3, 4 . . . W” Club 4 . . . Varsity Cheering 4 . . . F.T.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4 PET PEEVE: Two-faced people FAMED FOR: Blushing LIKED MOST: Mrs. Perry, Mrs. Burp, Mr. Kerr, and the personality of Wheeler MISSED MOST: Mrs. Perry, Mr. Hosmer, class of 1974, and Wheeler 46 DEBORAH JEAN McCOLLOUGH Oh Stupid” Culla' ROBIN M McGOWAN Hcl-o” ACTIVITIES: Ski Club 2 . . .Junior Prom Committee 3 PET PEEVE: School buses FAMED FOR: Freckles LIKED MOST: My husband and my home MISSED MOST: My family and Gina FUTURE PLANS: To live a very happy life with my husband Mainie” STEPHEN WARD McKINSTER Oh come on!” ACTIVITIES: F.T.A. 1 . . . X-Country Manager I . . . Soccer 2, 3 . . . Varsity Soccer 4 PET PEEVE: Quiet study halls FAMED FOR: Shouting out wrong answers LIKED MOST: Mr. Sujecki’s study hall MISSED MOST: Mr. Coutsoubus’s history of civilization class FUTURE PLANS: Navy, College, and enjoy life ACTIVITIES: J.V. Girls’ Basketball 1, 2 . . . J.V. Boys’ Basketball Manager 3 . . .Ski Club 1, 2, 3 . . . Prom Committee 3 . . . Prom Court 3 .. . Student Council 2 . . . Class Secretary 4 . . . Chorus 2,4 PET PEEVE: School buses FAMED FOR: Wearing pants LIKED MOST: Art MISSED MOST: An, Class of ’74 FUTURE PLANS: To go to college and live a happy life Ginn SUSAN MARY McQUILLAN Really!!” ACTIVITIES: J.V. Cheering 1 . . . Varsity Cheering 2, 3,4 . . . W” Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Girls’ Softball 2, 4 . . Ski Club 3 . . . Chorus 4 . . . Jr. Prom Committee 3 . . . Jr. Prom Court 3 . . . Homecoming Chairman 4 PET PEEVE: Having a certain nickname and school buses FAMED FOR: My Mouth (talking) LIKED MOST: Teachers and people who make and have made Wheeler MISSED MOST: Class of ’74 and friends in Wheeler FUTURE PLANS: To live a happy life and to make the people around me happy Quill STEVEN ALAN MORSE How can you be so stupid and survive?” ACTIVITIES: Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Band 2 . . . Junior Prom Committee 3 . . . Class Treasurer 3 PET PEEVE: People who hate people that think they are better than they are FAMED FOR: Myself and my locker LIKED MOST: Typing I with friends MISSED MOST: Everything I said I hated about school the last 12 years FUTURE PLANS: Navy and sec the world Mister Morse' SANDRA EMMA NAPERT What!!??” ACTIVITIES: Cheering Club . . . J.V. Cheering 1 . . . Jogging Club 2 . . . Hiking Club 2 . . . Basketball 2, 3, 4 . . . Prom Committee 3 . . . Prom Court 3 . . . Yearbook Staff 4 . . . F.T.A.. . . Varsity Baseball Manager 2, 3, 4 PET PEEVE: Saying good-bye to my friends at Wheeler and quiet study halls FAMED FOR: Flirting LIKED MOST: The gang and going out. The parties the gang had, Maureen D., Barbara O., and others MISSED MOST: Cheering and basketball and everyone and everything that made my years at Wheeler happy 48 Sandy’ BARBARA ANN ORMSBY ACTIVITIES: F.T.A. 1 . . . Flora) Club 1 . . .Jogging Club 2 . . . Hiking Club 2 . . . Girls’ Basketball 2 . . .Junior Prom Committee 3 . . . Baseball Manager 3,4. . . Yearbook Staff 4 . . .Chorus 4 PET PEEVE: Being bored and homework FAMED FOR: Always wearing a jacket and eating raisins LIKED MOST: Going out with the gang MISSED MOST: Maine, and all my friends, especially Sandy and Maureen FUTURE PLANS: To go to college and be very happy in life. Barb” ERNEST NITARO PALMER Wow, look at that!” ACTIVITIES: Varsity X-Country Manager 1 . . . F.T.A. 1,2. . . Ski Club 1, 2,3,4. . J.V. Soccer 2 . . . Varsity Soccer 3,4 Co-captain . . . W” Club 3, 4 PET PEEVE: Hypocrites FAMED FOR: The neon sign” LIKED MOST: Sandy and Barbara’s attitudes about everything and most of all Mrs. Haring’s talks MISSED MOST: Coach Sujecki’s practices during soccer FUTURE PLANS: To become a doctor and later a surgeon Doctor Palm DONNA M PARSONS Oh?!” PET PEEVE: People who make fun of people’s physical handicaps FAMED FOR: Testing people’s patience and sliding down bannisters LIKED MOST: Mr Blake’s class, talks with Mrs. Banker MISSED MOST: Miss Armstrong’s smiling face Donna” ARNOLD ALAN PERKINS I will never do it again!” ACTIVITIES: Soccer 1, 2, 4 . . . Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . W” Club 1,2,3,4 PET PEEVE: People who start rumors FAMED FOR: Being called perkamicky LIKED MOST: Sports and certain people MISSED MOST: Summer of ’74 NORMA JEAN PERKINS Does it take two of you to do that?” ACTIVITIES: Junior Prom Committee 3 . . .Chorus4. . . G.S.O. 1 PET PEEVE: Having a life full of broken dreams and not seeing two people as much as I’d like FAMED FOR: Keeping in touch with people who have left Wheeler and being a Dear Abby LIKED MOST: All the great friends I have MISSED MOST: E)onna, Beverly, Debbie, Shirley, Jimmy, Rollie, Pete, the summer of ’72, and talks with a certain guy Norm” ROBERT A. PETERS Be for real!” ACTIVITIES: Soccer 1,4. . . Baseball 1, 3, 4 . . . Boys’ Chef 2 ... Ski Club 3. . . W” Club 3,4 PET PEEVE: Manual typewriters and math class FAMED FOR: Motorcycling and bad spelling LIKED MOST: Being before homeroom and all the people in the class of ’75 MISSED MOST: Mr. Kerr’s study hall 50 Hob’ CARLA ANNE PINTAURO How ’bout that?” ACTIVITIES: Home Crafts 1 . . . F.T.A. 1 . . . Girls’Jogging 2 . . . Homeroom Captain 4 PET PEEVE: Math and having a bottom locker four years in a row FAMED FOR: Being short and wearing jeans every day LIKED MOST: Art class and all my friends MISSED MOST: Roaming around in the halls -Wilt” WILLIAM JOSEPH PURCELL Get out!” ACTIVITIES: Baseball J.V. 1 . . . Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4 . . . Basketball Manager J.V. 1 . . . Basketball J.V. 2, 3 . . . Varsity Basketball 3,4 . . . W” Club 3,4 PET PEEVE: Boring classes FAMED FOR: Giving substitute teachers hard times LIKED MOST: Joyce and Home Ec. MISSED MOST: Joyce and baseball FUTURE PLANS: Just to be happy in life LYNN CHRISTINE ROBINSON ACTIVITIES: Girls’ Sports 1 . . . Girls’ Varsity Basketball Manager 2 . . . Band 2, 3 . . . Hiking Club 2 . . . Jogging Club 2 PET PEEVE: Yearly projects in chemistry and bug collections FAMED FOR: Always wearing ace bandages LIKED MOST: My friends MISSED MOST: The good times FUTURE PLANS: To work with animals Lynn 51 52 Donna DONNA MARY SCHAFFER I’m so hungry!” ACTIVITIES: Floral Club 1 . . . Jogging Club 2 . . . Hiking Club 2 . . . Girls’ Varsity Basketball Manager 2 . . . Band 2, 3 . . . Class Secretary 2 . . . Student Council 3 . . . Junior Prom Committee 3 . . . National Honor Society 3 Secretary, 4 . . . Yearbook Layout Editor 4 PET PEEVE: Being teased about certain things and doing repons and projects FAMED FOR: My grades and eating between classes LIKED MOST: Paul and being with my friends MISSED MOST: Being with Paul, Chris, and The OF Cedar Ridge Gang” FUTURE PLANS: To live a happy life with the one I love GLENN SCOTT ACTIVITIES: Varsity Soccer 1, 2, 3,4 Co-Captain . . .J.V. Baseball 1 . . . Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4 Tri-Captain . . .J.V. Basketball I, 2 . . . W” Club 2, 3,4 KENNETH M. SHAW JR. OK” ACTIVITIES: Student Council 1, 4 . . .Junior Prom Committee 3 ... Ski Club 3 • . . X-Country 1,2 Manager, 3 Manager. . . Basketball Manager I, 2, 3,4 . . . Band 2 PET PEEVE: People prejudging other people and people that can’t smile FAMED FOR: Having parties in my V.W. bus LIKED MOST: Kathie, senior year, and friends MISSED MOST: Donna, Lewis, and classes of ’73 and ’74 PET PEEVE: People who yell FAMED FOR: Sports LIKED MOST: Soccer and Baseball MISSED MOST: Mrs. Shields’ cooking class FUTURE PLANS: To go to college and be a Recreation Director Kenny” MICHAEL LEE SILVIA What the — buddy?” ACTIVITIES: Taking it easy 1, 2, 3,4 PET PEEVE: School, cops. Fords, and the old man FAMED FOR: My head-on with James and my everlasting faith in Chevrolets LIKED MOST: Pam, Mr. Aiello’s leather class, my ash tray, and everyone MISSED MOST: The good old days when people were people and not hippies, rednecks, or motorheads FUTURE PLANS: To make money and to beat the Roode boys Dave' LINDA MARIE SURPRENANT You talk when you cease to be at peace with your thoughts.” ACTIVITIES: Floral Club. . .Tennis. . Band. . .Gymnastics PET PEEVE: Hassles and technicalities FAMED FOR: Roller skating FUTURE PLANS: Undecided but I’ll think of something Mike' DAVID KIETHSTITES You clown!” ACTIVITIES: Yearbook Staff 4 PET PEEVE: V.P. FAMED FOR: Being hungry ten minutes after lunch LIKED MOST: Lunch, Shop, Gym MISSED MOST: Lunch, Shop, Gym Linda' 53 LISA MARIE SWAIN I SANDRA LUANN TERRY ACTIVITIES: Girls’Shop 2. . .J.V. Basketball Manager 3 PET PEEVE: History classes and being lied to LIKED MOST: Summer of ’73 and the class of ’74 MISSED MOST: Summer of ’73 and the class of ’74, bumming around with Quill, and most of all, all the friends I’ve made here ACTIVITIES: J.V. Cheering 2 . . . Gymnastic Club 3 . . . Band 3 . . . Chorus 4 PET PEEVE: Administration and cliques” FAMED FOR: My Yamaha” guitar LIKED MOST: The year 1973. Mr. Gula, and Mr. Kerr MISSED MOST: Cheering and Band FUTURE PLANS: Own a horse ranch, be eternally happy, and to play guitar with Neil Young Leigh SUE LYNN SPIELMAN I’m going to get rugged!’ PET PEEVE: Being hassled FAMED FOR: Talking on the telephone LIKED MOST: Mrs. Banker, Mr. Blake, Mark, and coming to Wheeler for my senior year MISSED MOST: Getting into trouble, racing around the halls, and getting rugged with my friends FUTURE PLANS: To become a cosmetologist BARRY LEE TYLER Hi, Sue. How are you?” ACTIVITIES: Boys’ Chef 2 PET PEEVE: Not being able to be yourself all the time FAMED FOR: Being gross” in the cafeteria LIKED MOST: Going to Donna’s house to do chemistry homework and end up gossiping and listening to Mamas and the Papas.” MISSED MOST: Picking on Angelina (Bine) SUSAN RUTH WESTCOTT How do you spell . . .?” ACTIVITIES: Girls’ Softball 1 . . . Girls' Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Girls’ X-Country 3, 4 . . . Yearbook Staff 4 . . . Junior Prom Court 3 . . .Vice-President 2 . . . Ski Club 3 . . . Floral Club 1 . . . Girls’ Sports Club 2 . . . Jogging Club 3 . . . W” Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Hiking Club 2 . . . Student Council 3 . . . Band 2, 3 PET PEEVE: Getting behind in typing FAMED FOR: Sports and giggling with Donna LIKED MOST: Being with Jack and playing Basketball MISSED MOST: The good times and friends at Wheeler Bare” HOLLY RAE WEBER FUTURE PLANS: To be a millionaire Sue’ Dana DEBORA ANN YATROUSSIS My honey’s coming up!” ACTIVITIES: Floral Club 1 . . . Movie Club 2 . . .Junior Prom Committee 3 PET PEEVE: Angie and Chip smooching in the back scat of the Camaro and Curtin’s foot stomping FAMED FOR: Messin’ around with all my friends and my blue Chevy bomb” LIKED MOST: Dennis, Z 28’s, and all my friends and Mrs. Lambert MISSED MOST: Mrs. Banker, Mr. Coutsoubus, and this year’s seniors FUTURE PLANS: To live my life the best I can DANA ALISON WINSLOW Don’t get smart!” ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1, 2, 3,4 . . . Softball 1 . . . X-Country 3 PET PEEVE: Westerly cops (because of Donna) FAMED FOR: Attendance and blushing LIKED MOST: Guys’ home Basketball games and friends I MISSED MOST: Paul and my friends I FUTURE PLANS: Undecided Debbie” 56 Memory Box 58 Senior Ball “ When Will I See You Again? Jan. 18, 1975 Class Favorites RUNNERS-UP QUEEN MAUREEN AND KING STEVE Homecoming 1974 60 KING AND QUEEN Spike and Sue Best Excuse Makers DONNA PARSONS ALAN SCHICK 62 Friendliest MAUREEN DilORIO KEVIN CRANDALL Most School Spirit susan McQuillan KENNY SHAW 63 Class Flirts susan McQuillan KLVIN CRANDALL Class Hot Rods CATHY HOLIDAY JIMMY MAIN 64 Most Dependable ANN GURNEE JACK HUEGEL Most Likely to Succeed DONNA SCHAFFER DON A I.D CONTE 66 Most Talkative HELEN DESIMONE DONALD CONTE Class Clowns DONNA PARSONS JAMES MAIN IX- (, S'.- S 1 j - Xx-' - V J Shyest LINDA SURPRENANT DONALD KASCHEL 67 Class Will I, Doug Bailey, do hereby leave Wheeler. I, Leonard Brennan, leave Wheeler to all the people who made my four years here the fun that they were. I, Cathy Carner, do hereby leave to Wheeler the fun times I had with my friends at school. I, Donald Conte, leave my math books to any student who wants them in hopes that they will have learned as much as I did from Mrs. Perry and enjoy her classes as I have done in the past years. I also leave to Jim and Kim many happy and successful years at Wheeler. I, Kevin Crandall, do hereby leave Wheeler. I, Maureen Crofts, leave to my brother, Billy, my good grades, he’s gonna need them, to my sister Trish good times and laughter, and to Kim Lincoln my sarcasm. I, Laurie Curtin, leave all my ups and downs to my brothers, Peter and Paul, and my sister Gael in hopes they can have as much fun as I did at Wheeler. I also leave my ability to pass math for two years with a 65 to anyone who wants it. I would also like to thank all the teachers at Wheeler that helped me through school. Special thanks to Mrs. Banker for being there when I needed her helping hand. I, Peggy Dean, leave Robbie Peters the ability to make good, thick Wyassup grape jelly in case he ever decides to try just one more time. I, Anthony Dehesa, leave Wheeler my brother and all the fond memories 1 have gotten through the years. I, Helen Desimone, do hereby leave Wheeler to all the underclassmen in hopes that they will enjoy it as much as I have, to my parents and to my friends much love for putting up with me, and to Spike Perkins I leave a towel to dry the front seats of his car off. And now I leave Wheeler with lots of love and luck to everyone at Wheeler. I, Maureen Dilorio, leave Wheeler and take all the memories of my past years with friends who I shall miss very much. I, Mike Egan, leave my sneakers to any poor soul who needs them for gym. I, David Farnum, leave my fancy gym shorts from 11th grade to the people who made my life miserable. I, Connie French, leave my 45 words a minute in typing to anyone who wants them. I, Diane Fryer, leave Wheeler High to my 3 sisters and 1 brother in hopes they have as much fun as I did. I, Craig Gabriele, leave all my trips to Florida to anybody who wants them. I, Margaret Giachello, do hereby leave Wheeler with a much better outlook for the future than I ever hoped for when I started. I, Paul Gould, leave my soccer cleats to my brother Pete, a pair of bald tires to anyone that encouraged me to wear them out, and all my love and appreciation to everyone at Wheeler. I, Wayne Greene, leave to my parents all the thanks in the world for helping me get through Wheeler the way I did. I, Lorrell Grimm, leave my brother, Mark, the best of luck in his senior year at Wheeler. I, Robert Gudger, leave Mark Graber a lifetime membership to C.A., to Mike Holly a decent pair of knees, and last, I leave my friends with hopes to come back and see them. I, Ann Gurnee, do hereby leave to my parents all my love and thanks for their understanding and help. I, Cathy Holliday, hereby leave Debbie, my sister, all the happiness she can get out of Wheeler as I did and to my mother I leave a dozen red roses and many thanks for helping me pull through. I, Michael Holly, do hereby leave Wheeler and all the good times I had. I, Jack Huegel, leave Wheeler sadly because the time we spent together was much too short. I, Jake Jacobson, hereby leave Wheeler my 55” Buick. I, Angelina Johnson, do hereby leave Wheeler almost knowing what lies ahead of me, and lots of love to my family and friends, and a goodbye to all who have made my days at Wheeler happy and successful and to Wheeler I also leave my sister Kristane. I, Joey Kain, do hereby leave Wheeler what I came here with. Nothing! I, Donald Kaschel, leave Mr. Brooder his gym class, Mr. Tucchio with my art class, and Mrs. Tennant her guidance room. I, Jimmy Kunz, leave Wheeler happily with no regrets. I, Kim Lincoln, leave Wheeler to anyone willing to take it for what it is and make the most out of it, appreciation to those who tried to understand me and an apology to L. B. I, James Main, hereby leave Wheeler with a smoking hole shot.” I, Pamela Marble, hereby leave Wheeler with many fond memories, to Karen and Holly luck in their babysitting business, and to my parents thanks for seeing me through. I, Debbie McCollough, leave Wheeler with a lot of happy memories and I leave the class of 76” many more good times. I, Robin McGowan, hereby leave my sister, Tracy, all the love, luck and happiness at Wheeler and to my parents and husband, I love you! I, Steven McKinster, leave Wheeler with a lot of happy memories and I wish my sisters a lot of luck. I, Susan McQuillan, do hereby leave thanks to my parents and thanks to Mr. Tucchio for putting up with me (He knows why), also to the whole class of 76” and Mr. Souza, I leave luck and happiness in their senior year. I, Steven Morse, leave next year’s seniors all the privileges we had so they will'try to get more and better ones. I, Sandra Napert, leave to my sister Karen all my good times at Wheeler. I give all of the class of 75” luck and love in their years to come. I, John Noon, hereby leave my brother, Mike, a couple cases to help him through his last years at Wheeler. I, Barbara Ormsby, leave my good times at Wheeler to my sisters and brother and lots of happiness and success to all my classmates. I, Ernie Palmer, leave my soccer shoes to anyone good enough to wear them and keep up their pace. I, Donna Parsons, do hereby leave many thanks to many of the teachers who were there when I needed them, and to my parents I give many thanks for pushing me through 4 years of school. 70 I, Arnold Perkins, leave Wheeler in wishes that I could stay, and best of luck to my brother Huck. I, Norma Perkins, do hereby leave Wheeler with the hopes for more brighter tomorrows and to my brother Huck, I leave all the love in the world, thanks for being the person you are. I, Robbie Peters, leave Wheeler with all the great memories and fun times that I had. I also give all my medical equipment, like ace bandages and crutches that I have acquired in sports, to the soccer and baseball team in hopes they never have to use them. I, Carla Pintauro, leave to Donna and Art the ability to get out of as many detentions as they get. Just in case they don’t, I leave them each a reserved seat in detention hall. I, William Purcell, leave my baseball ability to my brothers hoping someday they play as good as me. I, Lynn Robinson, leave Wheeler with fond memories. I leave to my parents all the love I sometimes forgot to show. To my relatives lots of thanks and to D. S. and P. G. I leave happiness in hopes it will never leave them. I, Donna Schaffer, leave many thanks to my parents and sisters for. helping me, to my fellow classmates, good luck in the future and to Mr. Gula, happy memories of The Thing.” I, A1 Schick, hereby leave Wheeler happily. I, Glenn Scott, hereby leave Wheeler happily with many fond memories. I, Kenny Shaw, leave to my brothers and sisters, hopes that they make the most of their remaining years at Wheeler, many thanks to my parents, teachers and friends that made some of the best years possible and to Quillan and Sandi, a phone book in hopes they’ll look me up in ten years. I, Mike Silvia, leave much encouragement to the underclassmen to stage a revolution. To Pam, I leave my love and 396 million packs of cigarettes, and to Lips, I leave a one way ticket to the hills so he can get out of this place. I, Dave Stites, do hereby leave Wheeler right on schedule. I, Linda Surprenant, leave this thought: Thought is a bird of space, that in a cage of words, may indeed unfold its wings but cannot fly.” I, Lisa Swain, do hereby leave Lori a ride home from practice, Seamont to Karen, a guitar pick to Di, and happiness to everyone. I, Sandra Terry, do hereby leave Wheeler with very much thanks to my parents for putting up with me through these long years, and many happy times and memories with all my friends. I, Barry Tyler, leave to each and every student at Wheeler High, planning to sign up for science in the coming years, my unique ability to sleep. To Miss A., I leave her sanity, which she lost after 3 years of our class. To Bino”, I leave all my buhs” and to Cathy and Phyllis, I leave my attack I had before every gym class. I, Susan Westcott, leave Wheeler looking towards the future but always remembering the good times I have had at Wheeler. I, Debbie Yatroussis, hereby leave Wheeler feeling happy that I could be here and a little sad because I’m leaving. A special thanks to my parents for all that they’ve done and love to everyone! Pam Marble 75 76 77 81 UNDERCLA SSMEN : y V - ' 4 V 84 � ' if - _ . 'w- L v ’. � y L , ■ v v ;, � ', ' 'J • « t t . � i • ,■� . � A I 2 .s . . '•)a vv -■ - • i ■ ASfc’V i • W ; • Mk; ' • «T A. 85 89 91 92 93 i31 gm L 'J? 95 96 ORGANIZATIONS National Honor Society French IV Travel Club Student Council Junior High “W” Club 103 104 SPORTS Varsity Baseball Team Roster Wheeler Opponent Co-Capt. Steve Foster i Woodstock 2 Co-Capt. Pete Kunz 3 Parish Hill 2 Gary Napert 9 Parish Hill 6 Chris Nickel 3 Old Lyme 0 Jim Kunz 2 Griswold 8 Joe Huegel 0 Windham Tech 2 Arnold Perkins 1 Old Lyme 2 Glenn Scott 8 Hale Ray 2 Robert Peters 3 Lyman 2 Tony DeHesa 5 Tourtellotte 6 Bill Purcell 9 Hale Ray 1 Tom Gleason 7 Norwich Tech 9 Kevin Ward 12 Windham Tech 7 2 Griswold 3 Managers — Scorers: 5 Lyman 0 Sandy Napert 5 Norwich Tech 6 Barbara Ormsby 8 Westbrook 0 Field Markers: 2 Coginchaug 4 Ross Jarvis Mike Holly Coach Brooder 106 J. V. Baseball 108 Girls’ Softball 109 VJ x country HflUIUff W WHFEi GIRIS f® URLS x count ' Alcotrm HfcttUCf £RLi XC0DNTB1 I U X CQUHTRY urns Cross-Country « Team Roster Doug Bailey Mike Graber Tommy Cochran Mike Robichaud Morgan Stewart Ed Builder Gary Gudat Bob Cochran Jeff Hatfield Peter Speilman John Viele Mike Lothes Richard Sasko THE 1974 SEASON: GETTING THE JOB DONE Get the Job Done” was the password of 1974 Wheeler harrier squad. Losing Mark Graber for most of the season through a needless injury and being weak at positions 4 and 5 for depth, the Lions rallied together behind Gary Gudat and the Cochran brothers to provide the performance leadership for success; they didn’t fail us. Many individual boys came through throughout the season when the chips were down and the Job had to be Done”; Doug Bailey against Norwich Tech; Mark Graber in the QVC Meet; and Mike Robichaud in the Westerly Sun Invitational. When we had to put it together, we did. This was the Wheeler tradition speaking — the base of Wheeler X-Country. A really remarkable season and a successful one accomplished by a squad of enthusiastic underclassmen On to the season of ’75’! Coach Cloutier Managers: Diane Fryer Carla Pintauro Andre Comeau Wayne Greene Wheeler Opponent 24 East Hampton 31 24 Old Lyme 31 23 Killingly 32 19 Hampshire Regional 38 24 Greenfield High 31 15 Lyman 50 19 Plainfield 43 15 Ellis Tech. 48 34 Valley Regional 24 26 Norwich Tech. 31 15 Parish Hill 50 25 Griswold 30 36 Fitch 23 21 Woodstock 38 17 Tourtellotte 42 29 Putnam 30 Record 25-5 Wheeler Invitational — 3rd QVC League Meet — 2nd QVC League — 1st 4th Westerly Sun Invitional — 1st State S” Eastern Sectionals — 5th State S” Meet — 9th 112 Soccer Team Roster Co-Capt. Glenn Scott Co-Capt. Ernie Palmer Spike Perkins Robbie Peters Billy Purcell Steve McKinster Mike Childs George Kunz James Caswell Mickey McDermott Kevin Ames David Lewis Paul Dilorio Gary Lowe Brad Ormsby Jay Hoye Jim Bouchard Coach Sujecki Wheeler Opponent 1 Norwich Tech 0 2 Tourtellotte 2 0 Lyman Memorial 2 0 Parish Hill 2 0 Hale Ray 4 1 Parish Hill 2 0 Woodstock 0 0 Lyman Memorial 5 0 Tourtellotte 1 2 Hale Ray 0 1 Woodstock 1 1 Norwich Tech 0 $4. J Girls' Varsity Basketball Wheeler Opponent 20 Griswold 17 37 Lyman 17 30 Hale Ray 31 33 Woodstock 49 26 Tourtellotte 29 28 Plainfield 21 38 East Lyme 53 27 Hale Ray 25 31 Lyman 17 36 Parish Hill 24 30 Griswold 44 22 Stonington 45 31 PCA 34 34 Parish Hill 24 26 Putnam 52 25 Westbrook 48 23 Putnam 46 Placed 2nd in Southern Division QVC Coach Miss A rmstron2 118 ° Girls’J.V. Basketball Coach Miss Platt Varsity Basketball Wheeler Opponent Coach Sisk 57 Griswold 62 72 Lyman 46 64 Norwich Tech. 63 70 Hale Ray 78 72 Tolland 55 80 Hale Ray 72 71 Westbrook 55 59 Tourtcllotte 76 45 Westbrook 48 88 Windham 69 64 Tourtcllotte 74 54 Griswold 52 90 Lyman 51 77 Tolland 47 68 Norwich Tech. 45 82 Old Lyme 72- 50 Windham 63 55 Old Lyme 42 55 Plainfield 58 QVC 40 Coginchaug 64 State 122 4- Geraldine Fryer and Laurie Hoye j.v. Cheering Co-Captains 129 Junior High Cheering Co-Captains 130 Lorraine Warner and Cathy Figdorc . . .And Then There Are Those Loyal Spectators 131 The Thrill of Victory — The Agony of Defeat Kung-Fooie “If This Doesn’t Get Your Ring Off Nothing Will!” “Let the Good Times Roll!” 135 “These Dots-to-Dots Are Harder Than You Think.” 137 So few people have learned the art of collecting memories. They collect old china and prints and books ... all good and pleasant, but fragile and perishable. Happy memories are indestructible possessions which nothing can take from us. 138 Isabel Brown Rose Winter Tranquility 139 in 1. Spike Perkins 2. Norma Perkins 3. Sue Westcott 4. David Famum 5. Mike Holly 6. Donna Schaffer 7. Lisa Swain 8. Laurie Curtin 9. Lenny Brennan i r 1. Pam Marble 2. Ernie Palmer 3. Dana Winslow 4. Barbara Ormsby 5. Lynn Robinson 6. Kenny Shaw 7. Don Conte 8. Sandi Terry 9. Holly Weber SM “ Why Me?” 146 147 Patrons •ARTHUR AND PAULA PINTAURO •MR. AND MRS. WAYNE H. FRYER •THE KUNZ FAMILY •POT OF GREEN •MR. AND MRS. KENNETH L. PALMER •JENNIES ISLE OF BEAUTY •WESTERN AUTO, WESTERLY, R.l. •MR. AND MRS. ARNOLD C. PERKINS •MR. AND MRS. NORMAN DEAN •ELI SEGAL •STONINGTON DEPT. STORE •THE CAMERA STORE •DALE P. FAULKNER •GOODGEON'S •NUTMEG TOYHOUSE INC. •KENYONS VARIETY STORE •MR. AND MRS. BRADLEY ORMSBY •MR. AND MRS. CHARLES AMES •DON LONSWAY •MR. AND MRS. OTTO KERR JR. •MRS. CONSTANCE GREENE •KENNETH M. SHAW •SERIO'S TEXACO STATION INC. •FRANCIS C. LATHROP •MR. 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