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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1976 volume:

3 5 7 8 •V . . . aiUmnitogMebtfr jpkrn t on - 6 fiLkiLuS QJni £Dedication The class of 1976 dedicates its yearbook to Mr. Fred Souza, not because he has accepted all of the things we have done, but because he has cared enough to help us become what we are; not only as a class, but as individuals. This dedication is but a small token of our appreciation for what he has done for us. We thank you. 12 By friendship I mean the greatest love, and the greatest usefulness, and the most open communications, and the noblest sufferings, and the most exemplary faithfulness, and the severest truth, and the hardiest counsel, and the greatest union of mind, of which brave men and women are capable. Jeremy Taylor MR. DONALD LONSWAY MRS. SHEILA WILLIAMS MR. ROBERT CLOUTIER MRS. ELEANOR BANKER MR. CLIFFORD BONDAREK 14 Kevin' KEVIN GRAY AMES Got anything to cat?” LIKED MOST: Basketball and lunch. MISSED MOST: Basketball games. PET PEEVE: People who gossip and people who think they can change your lives. ACTIVITIES: Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Baseball 2 . . . F.T.A. 1 . . . W” Club 1,2, 3,4. FUTURE PLANS: To be happy in whatever I do. Margie’ MARGARET ROSE AUSTIN Really!” LIKED MOST: Friends from R.I., Outdoor concerts. Basketball games, Becky Bills, and Magic Man. MISSED MOST: Class of 75, Becky Bills, Magic Man, Concerts at Stepping Stone, and certain Holiday dinners at my house with A. S., L. C., B. J., M. G., and friends. PET PEEVE: People who gossip and people who judge you by your past mistakes. FUTURE PLANS: To live a free and happy life, have many friends, and keep on smiling. 16 LINDA M. BRAYMAN CINDY L. CAMPBELL LIKED MOST: Touch’s classes, Mr. Mottola’s stained glass, and Wheeler. MISSED MOST: Touch’s classes and all my friends. PET PEEVE: School cafeteria, cliques,” school dances, and people who criticize me for being me. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 3, 4 . . . F.T.A. 3 . . . Prom Court 3 . . . Prom Chairman 3 . . . Homecoming Committee 4 . . . Homeroom Rep. 3 . . . Class Vice-President 4. FUTURE PLANS: Fix up my van, find a special someone and live my dreams with him. How rude! ROSEMARIE BROMLEY That’s not nice.” LIKED MOST: Mr. Brann’s class. Drafting class, the Junior Prom and the class of ’76. MISSED MOST: Mr. Aiello and the good times in Drafting and at Wheeler. PET PEEVE: Teachers who don’t know the difference between cheating and cooperating. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 2, 3 . . . Student Council I, 2 . . . Class President 3, 4 . . . Yearbook Business Editor 4 . . . National Honor Society 3, 4 . . . French Travel Club President 3,4 . . . FUTURE PLANS: College. LIKED MOST: Class of ’75, Art classes, X-Country, Mrs. Williams, and the people on both the x-country teams. MISSED MOST: Class of ’75, The Chief!, going in haunted houses with the Keystone cops, and the good times with the people leaving. PET PEEVE: People who complain and give up easily! Also, certain x-country teams. ACTIVITIES: Cheerleader 1 . . . Girls’ Basketball 2 . . . Girls Shop 2, 4 . . . Prom Committee 3 . . .Ski Club 3, 4 . . . Boys’ Basketball Manager 4 . . . Homecoming Committee 4 . . . Class Trip Committee 4 . . . Fund Raising Committee 4 . . . Girls’ X-Country 3,4. FUTURE PLANS: Open my own business and travel. 'Cindy’ 17 18 NANNETTE MARIE CAPUTO Dummy . . ” LIKED MOST: P.E., working with the 7th graders. Mr. Bondarek’s Classes, and especially talking to Mrs. Williams. MISSED MOST: P.E., talking to Mrs. Williams and Mr. Bondarck. PET PEEVE: Smoky Lavs, school dances in the cafeteria, and people who make fun. ACTIVITIES: Girls’ Basketball manager 1, 2, 3 . . . Softball manager 1, 2 . . . Yearbook Staff 4. FUTURE PLANS: To enter some area of Physical Education. Nan” JAMES LEE CASWELL Where’s Joy?” LIKED MOST: Joy and sports. MISSED MOST: Sports, Mr. Sisk, Mr. Bondarek, and Mr. Sujecki. PET PEEVE: People who think they are better than others. ACTIVITIES: Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Basketball 2, 3, 4 . . . W” Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Class Executive Board 3,4. . . Student Council 4. FUTURE PLANS: To get married and raise a family. MICHAEL JAMES CHILDS Hey Wall!” LIKED MOST: Playing Soccer. MISSED MOST: Soccer. PET PEEVE: Bottom Lockers. ACTIVITIES: Soccer 1,2, 3,4. . . W” Club 2, 3,4. FUTURE PLANS: To go to college. Mike” LAURIE V. CHRISTIAN Hey, ya seen Al?” LIKED MOST: Mrs. Williams and all her great devotion, love, and understanding contributed in my benefit. MISSED MOST: All my friends and all the good times they’ve shown me. PhT PEEVE: People who try to run my life, and those who pretend to care when they really don’t. ACTIVITIES: Chorus 2, 3, 4 . Jogging Club 1,2. . . Girls’ X-Country 1, 2,3,4. Girls’ Basketball 1, 2 . . . Girls’Softball 1, 2, 4 . . . W” Club 2, 3, 4 . .1 T.A. 2, 3,-4 . . . Ski C.lub 4 . . . Band 1,2. . . Ball Committee 4 . . . Class Night Committee 4. FUTURE PLANS: To further my career and major in music. To live my life happily and enjoy all the good things life has to offer, and to make all the right decisions. 'Chrish DEBORAH KELLY CIPRIANI Cut it out, ya nut!” MISSED MOST: Johnny, softball, and the class of ’76. MISSED MOST: Johnny, walking around the halls with Melody and Donna, softball and the class of ’76. PET PEEVE: When certain people get mad over the littlest things and when people talk behind your back. ACTIVITIES: Girls’ X-Country manager 2 . . . Girls’ Basketball manager 2 .Softball 1,2, 3,4. . . F.T.A. 1,2, 3 . . . W” Club 3,4. FUTURE PLANS: Togo to college. THOMAS M. COCHRAN LIKED MOST: X-Country, weekends, cruising in a black GTO. parents, and last but not least LTI. MISSED MOST: Spanish with Matt and Mike. PET PEEVE: Study Halls, paronoia and getting back. ACTIVITIES: X-Country 1,2, 3,4 . . . Gymnastics 4 . . . W” Club 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Executive Board 3 . . . Spanish Club 4. FUTURE PLANS: Togo to college. 19 Roach” ANDRE SCOTT COMEAU LIKED MOST: Gym classes, certain people, and Levi’s. MISSED MOST: Everything that has been . . . PET PEEVE: English classes and getting up in the morning. ACTIVITIES: X-Country manager 3 . . . Class President 1,2. . . Vice-President 3 . . . Executive Board 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Prom Co-Chairman 3 . . . Ring Committee Chairman 2. FUTURE PLANS: To get as far away from North Stonington as possible, get rich, and, most of all, to be happy. DENISE LORRAINE CRIDER What a nut.” LIKED MOST: Teasing Mrs. Griswold in the office, Mr. Sisk’s classes and giving Mrs. Tennant bruises. MISSED MOST: My friends at Wheeler, the teachers I had, Mrs. Griswold and Miss Armstrong’s Math class. PET PEEVE: When people say things when they don’t know what they’re talking about. FUTURE PLANS: Togo to a training school then get married. Denise' HEATHER ELIZABETH CROFTS Really?” LIKED MOST: My friends, X-Country, and being a senior. MISSED MOST: My friends, math, chorus, French and everybody at Wheeler. PET PEEVE: People who don’t care and grades. ACTIVITIES: Girls’ X-Country manager 4 . . . Band 1,2. . . Chorus 2, 3, 4 . . . French Travel Club 3, 4 . . . F.T.A. 3, 4 . . . Class Executive Board 1, 2 . . . Student Council 2 . . . Prom Decoration Committee 3 . . . Class Secretary 1. FUTURE PLANS: To be happy and help others. 20 Crofts’ PAGE MISSING PAGE MISSING PAGE MISSING o PAGE MISSING PAGE MISSING MICHAEL ANTHONY LOTHES I’m sure. LIKED MOST: X-Country, band and chorus. MISSED MOST: Halls of Wheeler and Portsmouth. PET PEEVE: People who judge others without getting to know them. ACTIVITIES: Band 1,2. . . X-Country 3 . . . Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. FUTURE PLANS: Navy. Mike” 'Gary” GARY ALAN LOWE Ace” LIKED MOST: Period 2, senior study and escaping from Wheeler in a certain G.T.O. MISSED MOST: Certain bull sessions in drafting and leather classes. PET PEEVE: People who spread rumors when they don’t know what they’re talking about and rednecks. ACTIVITIES: Soccer 1,2, 3 . a . Basketball 1 . . . Electronics Club I, 2. FUTURE PLANS: Travel across the country and then join the military. MELODY ANN MASSEY Munga” LIKED MOST: Softball and all my classes. MISSED MOST: Softball and all my friends at Wheeler. PET PEEVE: Nosey people. ACTIVITIES: Softball 2, 3,4. . . W” Club 3, 4. FUTURE PLANS: To get a job. Mel” 29 MICHAEL DAVID McAVOY LIKED MOST: Lunch. MISSED MOST: Lunch and Mr. Brooder’s gym classes. PET PEEVE: Being late for school. FUTURE PLANS: Join the Marines. Mac' PATRICIA LYNNE MEARDY Knock it off.” LIKED MOST: Pickle, Our Junior Prom, Chorus, basketball games and the class of 76. MISSED MOST: Cheering, Chorus, the class of 76, and the great times I had here. PET PEEVE: Stuck-up people and those kids at Wheeler who ruin something for everyone else by their own mistakes. ACTIVITIES: Cheering 1, 2, 3 . . . W” Club 2, 3, 4 . . . F.T.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . National Honor Society 2, 3, 4 . . . Chorus 2, 3, 4 . . . French Travel Club 3,4. FUTURE PLANS: To attend college and enjoy the happiest years of my life my way. 'Patty ■9 � CECILIA MISKY Good god.” LIKED MOST: X-Country and gymnastics. MISSED MOST: X-Country and gymnastics. PET PEEVE: Gossip. ACTIVITIES: X-Country 4. FUTURE PLANS: To go to college and study veterinary medicine. « 30 'Cecilia' DONALD KEVIN MITCHELL ''Mitch” MONA ANN MURPHY LIKED MOST: Playing Pool. MISSED MOST: My puppy. FUTURE PLANS: To get a job. LIKED MOST: Sports. MISSED MOST: Friends. PET PEEVE: Being told I have to do something. ACTIVITIES: Baseball 1, 2. FUTURE PLANS: Becoming a State Policeman. Mona DIANE ELIZABETH NEFF Really.” LIKED MOST: Summer of ’75, working at CW. and all the good times I’ve had with my friends at Wheeler. MISSED MOST: Basketball season, vacations, and my friends here at Wheeler. PET PEEVE: The three long years I struggled through Math, Research papers, and people who are never happy. ACTIVITIES: Girls’ Sports 1 . . . Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Ski Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Student Council 1, 2, 4 . . . Prom Committee 3 . . . Prom Court 3 . . . Class Executive Board 2, 3 . . . Chorus 2, 3, 4 . . . Class Vice-President 2. FUTURE PLANS: Go to college for Dental Hygienist or Dental Assistant. � 31 Di GALON R. OLSON, JR. Loga, loga, loga; what you think!! LIKED MOST: All my friends at Wheeler. MISSED MOST: Sports and friends. PET PEEVE: Hosmer!!! ACTIVITIES: Soccer 3,4 . . . Basketball 3,4. FUTURE PLANS: Be happy as long as I can. Hairbcar' BRADLEY G. ORMSBY What a dink.” LIKED MOST: Debbie. MISSED MOST: All my memories at Wheeler and my good friends. PET PEEVE: People who try to ruin other people’s relationships. ACTIVITIES: Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Basketball 3, 4 . . . Baseball 1, 2 . . . „W” club 2,3,4 . . .Chorus 4. . . F.T.A. 1, 2, 3,4. FUTURE PLANS: To work for my father on construction and get married. Gomar” EDWARD GEORGE PAGE, JR. Give me a break!!!” LIKED MOST: Gym. MISSED MOST: Gym. ACTIVITIES: X-Country 1,2. . . Basketball 1,2. . . Baseball 1, 2. FUTURE PLANS: To become a Computer Programmer. Steady Eddie” 32 JOYCE PALMER LIKED MOST: People at Wheeler, cheering, the guys on the teams and motorcycles. MISSED MOST: Friends, cheering and the guys on the teams. PET PEEVE: Two-faced people. ACTIVITIES: Cheering 2, 3 . . . ”W” Club 3, 4 . . . F.T.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Prom Committee 3 . . . Prom Court 3 . . . Student Council 3, 4 . . . Chorus 3, 4 . . . Class Executive Board 2, 3, 4 . . . Drama 1 . . . Homecoming Committee 4 . . . Spanish Club 4. FUTURE PLANS: To go to college and travel. ’’Joyce” ELLEN PELLETIER ’’What!” LIKED MOST: Pizza, and being a senior. MISSED MOST: All my friends. PET PEEVE: Snobs! ACTIVITIES: Cheering 2 . . . Chorus 3,4 . . . Prom Committee 3 . . . Soccer and Varsity Basketball Lion 4. FUTURE PLANS: Undecided. ’’Ellie” CYNTHIA ELLEN PIANKA ’’Stop it.” LIKED MOST: Senior privileges. MISSED MOST: A certain guy. PET PEEVE: Blue slips. ACTIVITIES: F.T.A. 2, 3, 4 . . . French Travel Club 3, 4 . . . Decoration Chairman — Prom 3 . . . Yearbook Lay-Out Editor 4 . . . Chorus 3, 4 . . . Homeroom Rep. 4. FUTURE PLANS: To attend college. Cindy” 33 34 DORIS CECILE ROBERTS Get off my case.” LIKED MOST: X-Country, baseball managing, Mr. B.’s classes, and meeting new people. MISSED MOST: Mr. Blake’s jokes, X-Country, Mrs. Williams, and all the friends I’ve made. PET PEEVE: All the people in this school who think they’re too good for other people. ACTIVITIES: Girls’ X-Country 3 . . . X-Country manager 4 . . . Baseball manager 1,2. . . W” Club 3,4 . . . Student Council 4. FUTURE PLANS: To go up north and find a place to live far away from everyone. MICHAEL ROBICHAUD Strange.” LIKED MOST: Understanding people and friendship, home of the three R’s and the P. MISSED MOST: Michigan, Carolyn, Barbara, and everyone here at Wheeler. PET PEEVE: People who think they know everything and know all about people when they don’t even understand their inner feelings. ACTIVITIES: X-Country 1, 2, 3 . . . Basketball 1 . . . W” Club 2, 3,4 . . . F.T.A. 1,2, 3,4. FUTURE PLANS: To go to college for Special Education for the Deaf Children, visit my family in Canada and travel in Michigan. Mike’ EMERSON SPENCER RUSICH You got about 3 seconds.” LIKED MOST: Working with the crew at Arbor Acres. MISSED MOST: When baseball season isn’t here. PET PEEVE: Being pecked by chickens. ACTIVITIES: X-Country manager 1 . . . Basketball manager 1, 2 . . . Baseball 1,2, 3,4. FUTURE PLANS: To become a fireman, and a member of an ambulance crew. Doris' Rusty’ ADELE SOFIA SAMMARCO Adelc What a bananahead. LIKED MOST: Kenny, my very close friends, people with class spirit, and ’76. MISSED MOST: My close friends, soccer games, basketball games, and being involved with all activities. PET PEEVE: Algebra, and too much homework. ACTIVITIES: Girls’ Basketball 1, 2 . . . Homecoming Court 1, 2 . . .Ski Club 1, 2, 3 . . . Drama Club 1 . . . Chorus 3, 4 . . . Class Secretary 2, 3, 4 . . . Prom Committee 3 . . . Prom Court 3 . . . Class Executive Board 2, 3,4 . . . Student Council 4 . . . French Travel Club 3. FUTURE PLANS: To try to get the most out of my life and to be happy with Kenny. DEBRA ANN SASKO LIKED MOST: Meeting people. MISSED MOST: My friends. PET PEEVE: People who tease other people. ACTIVITIES: F.T.A. 2, 3 . . . Girls’ Basketball manager 3 . . . Prom Committee 3. FUTURE PLANS: To be happy in whatever I choose. Debbie’ TERRIE LE’ANN SCHMIDT Don’t be such a GRUMP! LIKED MOST: All the advice that my dad gave me through my whole life to make it where I am; being on the basketball court, Mrs. Williams, and all my beautiful friends I’ve made here. MISSED MOST: School dances, basketball games, Mrs. Williams and Bubble-butt. PET PEEVE: People who don’t think of other people as they really are — HUMANS!!! ACTIVITIES: Girls’ X-Country 3 . . . X-Country manager 4 . . . Basketball 2, 3, 4 . . . Prom Court 3 . . . Student Council 4 . . . Class Executive Board 4. FUTURE PLANS: To be happy and to get married. Hot lips” 35 36 MICHAEL DAVID TAYLOR You might think so!” LIKED MOST: Showing at fairs. MISSED MOST: Mr. Mottola’s Electronic class. PET PEEVE: Going to school. FUTURE PLANS: To drive trucks. Slick” STEVEN MICHAEL SHAW What ya wanna do?” LIKED MOST: My ’65 classic GTO and cruisin’ with some friends every chance I got. MISSED MOST: Tires and a full tank. PET PEEVE: Rednecks, gas stations and when you miss a gear on a date. ACTIVITIES: X-Country 1 . . . Gymnastics 2, 3, 4. FUTURE PLANS: To go to college. Joshua” PAUL JOSEPH SYLVIA You know.” LIKED MOST: My ’56 Chevy and Art. MISSED MOST: Art and Mr. Tucchio. PET PEEVE: Gossiping women. ACTIVITIES: Basketball I, 2, 3 . . . Baseball I, 2, 3 . . . . . W” Club 4. FUTURE PLANS: Work and be happy. Mike” ANN MARIE TENNANT No sir!” LIKED MOST: Miss Armstrong and basketball, Mrs. Banker’s classes, all my friends, and the good times we had. MISSED MOST: Miss Armstrong and basketball, Adelc, Christy, Diane and all my friends still at Wheeler. PET PEEVE: People who make fun of others and do not stop to understand them. ACTIVITIES: Girls’ X-Country 2 . . . Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Softball 1, 2, 3,4. . . Prom Committee 3 . . . W” Club 3,4. FUTURE PLANS: To be happy with myself and to keep in touch with all my friends. Annie' Brett’ BRETT DEAN THOMPSON Don’t be ignorant. LIKED MOST: Miss Armstrong’s Classes. MISSED MOST: Rosi, and Mr. Brann’s classes. PET PEEVE: People who are popular for acting like jerks. ACTIVITIES: Prom Committee 3 . . . X-Country manager 1, 4 . . . Class Executive Board 4 . . . French Travel Club 3, 4 . . . F.T.A. 2 . . . Yearbook Literary Editor 4. FUTURE PLANS: Veterinary Medicine. CHRISTY ANN TIRRELL What a clown! LIKED MOST: Billy, Mr. Souza, my friends. Junior Prom, Paris and working in the Elementary school. MISSED MOST: Billy, Mr. Souza, my friends, and working in the Elementary school. PET PEEVE: People who tell stories that aren’t true. ACTIVITIES: Drama Club 1 . . .Ski Club 1, 3, 4 . . . Lion 1,2. . . F.T.A. 2, 3, 4 . . . Class Ring Committee 2 . . . Prom Committee 3 . . . Chorus 3,4 . . . Class Executive Board 2, 4 . . . Magazine Chairman 4 . . . Spanish Travel Club 4 . . . Yearbook Staff — Editor-in-Chief 4. FUTURE PLANS: To become an Elementary school teacher. Christy” 37 DARLENE KAY WHITE LIKED MOST: Basketball, Soccer games, and someone special. MISSED MOST: The good times and friends at Wheeler. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1,2, 3,4. . . Softball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . W” Club 3, 4 . Student Council 2 . . . F.T.A. 1, 2 . . . Class Executive Board 2, 3, 4 . Prom Court 3 . . . Prom Committee 3 . . ■ Yearbook 4 . . . Homecoming Committee 4. FUTURE PLANS: College. Wm Darlene' Wiz FRANK W. WHITE, III LIKED MOST: Study halls, gym classes and baseball. MISSED MOST: Study halls and baseball. PET PEEVE: Algebra. ACTIVITIES: Baseball 1, 2, 3,4 . . . Chorus 4. FUTURE PLANS: U.S. Navy. DUANE AUSTIN WHITE Yea” LIKED MOST: A certain girl that thinks she knows it all and my ’47 Stude-baker. MISSED MOST: That girl and messing around in classes. PET PEEVE: Mr. Souza’s 10th grade English class. ACTIVITIES: Soccer 1 . . . Ski Club 1, 3,4 . . .Chorus 4. FUTURE PLANS: Live free. JAY PATRICK WHITING LIKED MOST: Girls, basketball, skipping classcs BHHB MISSED MOST: Mr. Bondarek’ fc basketball, sports, skipping classes and being late to school. PET PEEVE: Miss Armstrong and Mr. Hanley. ACTIVITIES: Soccer 4 . . . Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . X-Country 1 . . . W” Club 3,4. FUTURE PLANS: To go to Maine to work in a milk factory. Dale Pataman” JOY LYNN ZENDZIAN Howdy!” LIKED MOST: Clout, Mr. Souza, Ma Banker, Mr. Sisk, Ma Williams, Mr. Bondarek, Mr. Brann, Mr. Hanley, Mr. Tucchio, Mr. Mottola, and all the underclassmen. PET PEEVE: People who think dandelions are weeds. ACTIVITIES: Girls’ Basketball 1, 2, 3 . . . Student Council 1, 3, 4 . . . Class Executive Board 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Homecoming Court 1, 3,4 . . . Drama Club 2 . . . Prom Court 3 . . . National Honor Society 4. FUTURE PLANS: To become a Caswell. To be a true friend, loving wife, dependable mother and a super Gramma. To be a woman who will know how to work outside her home and will do it only when I have to. QIUs Tdifa: and fjay 41 m ofytijtk pR i and SBeit PP th (d-. ( Paul and Qindy J) (W : r )o)iS and Rill J (ota) Hud J (fa ml Q iteve 45 Ed” EDWARD L. SPILLERS Be cool” Liked Most: Drafting. Missed Most: Branford High. Activities: Track 3 . • • Country 3. Future Plans: College. I, Kevin Ames, leave my sister all the happiness I had and the best of luck in C.C. and B” ball. To my parents, my love and thanks for being the way they arc. I, Margaret Austin, leave Wheeler to my sister Sue with hopes she uses it to her advantage. To all my friends, 1 leave a promise to keep in touch. To Mr. Cloutier, 1 leave a kiss and last but not least, I leave my love and respect to my mother, the most beautiful person I know. I, Linda Brayman, leave Wheeler with great admiration for the teachers and all the people in it. To my sister and brother, I leave six years to have the best times of their lives and to my parents, I leave my love. I leave all the good times together with Mrs. Williams and the Keystone cops so that they will always smile even during rain storms, and to Chrish I leave the memories of the chief. I, Rosi Bromley, leave all my angelic qualities to Brett and my ability to get everything out of Wheeler which it has to offer to anyone who’s willing to work; and thanks and gratitude to everyone at Wheeler who has made my years here successful and enjoyable ones. I, Cindy Campbell, leave with many thanks to my mother and father for getting me this far. To my brother Randy, I leave my knowledge of French (which isn’t much) in hopes he survives. To my friends, especially Mr. Tucchio and Mr. Mottola, I leave thanks for making these the best years of my life. I, Nanncttc Caputo, leave Wheeler to my brother Jimmy, hoping he takes what he can from this school and uses it towards the best. To all those left at Wheeler, including Jimmy, I wish all the happiness they can find in finding and reaching their goals in life. I, James Caswell, do hereby leave Wheeler with many happy memories and leave many thanks to a big brother, a great coach and a real friend — Mr. Sisk. Also, I give many thanks to Mr. Sujecki and Mr. Tucchio. I had a great time here and I will miss it. 1, Mike Childs, leave Wheeler without any regrets and to Clout, I leave twelve silver bullets to fight off the cold on top of mountains. I, Laura Christian, leave Wheeler High in hopes that life rewards me with a happy future. To my sister Julie and little brother Stevie, I wish luck and happiness in all they do, and to my parents many thanks for all their cooperation and helpful advice which I did listen to but didn’t always follow. To all my friends a big, Hey, what do you think?’’ I, Debbie Cipriani, leave the kids at Wheeler all the happy times I had through the years and to my parents who helped me through those years a very special thanks. I, Tommy Cochran, leave Wheeler to my five brothers and two sisters. I hope they make the best of it. I, Andre Comeau, being the last Comeau to leave Wheeler, leave peacefully, in my Volvo. I, Denise Crider, leave Wheeler with hopes that it will be just as great for my sister, Doreen, and for people to come. I, Heather Crofts, leave my brothers to Wheeler, and hope that they have as much fun as 1 did. I. Robert Falck, leave a registration form to my legally parked car to the Assistant Principal and may it be the last. I, Elanai Fish, leave anyone who wants them all my blue slips. To Mrs. Banker, my thanks and to my parents, my love. I, John Gardner, leave Wheeler to all the underclassmen that want it no matter how few. I also leave all the broken lockers that I’ve had to anyone who can fix ’em. I, Dave Garland, leave Wheeler taking with me knowledge of some value; to anyone who can fix it, a dead horse; and to friends, the memories of a place known as Centerville.” I, Hattie Geer, leave Wheeler to the class of 77 and hope they have as much fun as I did. To Sue, Ross and Tommy, I leave all the luck in the world. I, Richard Gcilcr, do hereby leave Wheeler with some of the best memories of my life. I. Mark Grabcr, leave Wheeler’s teachers much luck because my brother is just behind me, and to him I leave much luck in Cross-country. I, Mark Grimm, leave my reputation for being late to Scott. I, Debbie Hatfield, do hereby leave my brother all the love and happiness he can find at Wheeler. To Mrs. Williams, I leave my love, hope and courage. To my mother and grand-parents, I leave my love for helping me through Wheeler. 1, Cheryl Hollis, leave my sister Denise any guidance and help she may need to get through her remaining years. To my parents, especially my mom, I leave many thanks and much more love than I can offer for always being there when I needed you and for being so patient and understanding. To my brother Chuck and sister Janet, I leave many happy days here at Wheeler. 1, Pam Hounslea, leave Wheeler with many fond memories. To Mr. Aiello, 1 leave much respect and an argument. To my friends, I leave all the parties and to Junior, I leave all my extra credits and, finally, to my parents, 1 leave much thanks and love for understanding me the way they do. I, Lynn Jarvis, leave my parents and Mike, all the love and understanding they have given me. Also to Mrs. Banker, Mrs. Frink and Mrs. Stcnhouse, I leave all the love in the world. I, Marie Johnson, do hereby leave Wheeler only because I have to. I leave hopes that all of the future seniors to come will set a good example in school spirit at games and dedication to our school for the underclassmen. Last, but not least, I leave love and best wishes for all my friends and family that they will always be happy in their future plans. I, Carl Johnston, leave a position on the A. V. Club to any brainless person like me who wants to try it. I, Joey Kain, do hereby leave Wheeler what I came with. Nothing. I, Valerie Kinney, do hereby leave Wheeler with many fond memories. To my parents, I leave my deepest thanks for putting up with me. To my sister Doreen, I leave a hope that she will take more from Wheeler than I have. To Roy Gurnee, I leave a bottle of Visine to keep the red out. I, Donna Knapp, unhappily leave all my friends. To Mrs. Banker, Mrs. Frink and Mr. Souza. I leave all my love. To my parents, I leave my sister, Lots of luck.” To everyone else I hope they have as good a senior year as I did. I, Alice Leach, leave Wheeler to Tommy, Bruce and Janet in hopes that they enjoy school as much as I did. I, John Lcipcr, leave Wheeler in a good mood to Westerly Grain. I, Myra Lewis, leave thanks to my family for making me the way I am. I, David Lewis, do hereby leave Wheeler and my ability to play sports to my brother Paul I. Matthew Lincoln, leave Wheeler gratefully for the attempt to give me an education and the best of times remaining at Wheeler for C” and C Figdore, Laurie and Lori, and a few others, cause 1 won’t be here. I. Mike Lothes, leave Wheeler with hopes that all who pass through its door will have some feeling of belonging that 1 did. 1 give to my sister Donna the happy times and fun that I had. Many thanks go to my parents for helping me through all twelve years. Thanks Wheeler; its been great. I, Gary Lowe, leave my senior study paranoia to anyone who can use it, and Wheeler with best wishes for students in the future years. I. Melody Massey, leave everyone at Wheeler, especially Dawne and Mark, all of the happiness I have had over the years. Also many thanks to my parents. I, Mike McAvoy, leave Wheeler hoping that Mrs. Bromley makes better lunches for those remaining. I, Patty Meardy, leave Wheeler with many of the best memories I’ll ever have, and to my brothers, I leave lots of luck and good times here at Wheeler. I leave saying there’s never been a better high school than Wheeler High School. I, Cecilia Misky, leave my sister Annette a wish for further happiness, and much more fun in cheering; to my brother Joe, a hope that he’ll keep trucking in cross-country. I, Donald Mitchell, leave my sports ability to my younger brother so that he will be able to play the sports that I couldn’t. 1. Mona Murphy, do hereby leave Wheeler with thanks to my mother and father for making me go through school. I, Diane Neff, do hereby leave Wheeler with many happy thanks, and three years of math to anyone who wants them. Also to my classmates much luck, and to my parents many thanks. I, Galon Olson, leave my ability to do things that other people would not normally do to anyone who wants it. I, Brad Ormsby, leave all my good times at Wheeler for Debbie in her last year. I hope to see all my friends from Wheeler after it’s all over. I also hope to see all my teachers that remain. I, Eddie Page, leave all the good times behind me in hopes of having better ones in the future. I, Joyce Palmer, leave Wheeler with all the great memories and fun times I had. wishing that I could only stay. Also I give to my family all my love and the thanks I sometimes forgot to show. I, Ellen Pelletier, leave Wheeler in the hopes that everyone in the future classes will get what they hope for the most, especially my brother Norman. I, Cynthia Pianka, leave the job of yearbook lay-out editor to some lucky’Junior in hopes that they have as much fun as I did. I, Doris Roberts, leave all the people at Wheeler all the love and happiness they have given me through the years. To Mrs. Williams and Mr. B' 1 leave all my respect and hope they have future years where they can help people understand themselves the way they have helped me. To my sister, I leave lots of love in hopes that she can enjoy her school days while she has them. To my parents, I leave these words: I love you.” I, Mike Robichaud, leave Wheeler with a lot of good friends and a lot of people who care. I, Rusty Rusich, do hereby leave Wheeler with all the good times I had which will remain in my mind for years to come. 1, Adele Sammarco, leave Wheeler with all my happy memories and good times so that they can be passed on to the underclassmen. I, Debbie Sasko, leave Wheeler in the hopes somebody will find something special in Wheeler like I did. I, Terri Schmidt, leave Wheeler knowing it is the best school I have ever been to, with the friendliest people. To Mr. B”, I leave a lot of strength to give advice to people in need like I was once. To Mrs. Williams. I leave a lot of love and respect. To K. A., I leave a pocket of flowers, and to my parents, I leave thanks for helping me make it through my twelve years, and to my one and only brother, I leave all my love. I, Steven Shaw, hope that when I leave Wheeler I am not forgotten because I will always remember my friends. I, Paul Sylvia, leave to my little brother Chris and sister Ann the best of luck in their years here. I, Mike Taylor, leave Wheeler in my International truck right on time. I, Ann Tennant, leave Denise, Joanne, Kathy and Vicky with the memories of all the good times we’ve had. A very special thanks to my parents for putting up with me. I, Brett Thompson, leave Wheeler my unique ability for saying the wrong things at the wrong times in hopes someone will put it in a closet and forget about it. I, Christy Tirrell. leave many thanks to Mr. Souza for everything; to Lizzy, I leave all the good times and memories in hopes she’ll have as good of a time as I’ve had; and last but not least, many thanks to my parents for all they have done. I, Darlene White, do hereby leave Wheeler with special thanks and love to my family. I, Duane White, leave Jo-Ann all my knowledge in hopes that she will make her last year here as good as mine. I, Frank White, leave Wheeler giving my knowledge of playing cards in study hall to anyone who needs it. I. Jay Whiting, leave my diploma with a good friend of mine, Ted Lewis, in case he doesn’t get his. I, Joy Zendzian, leave Wheeler High, which I love so much and will miss on many occasions, hoping that the faculty and administration will have extra patience, courage and insight when it comes to the classes of ’81, ’82 and ’83, hoping also that they will be offered at least as much as I was. Thank you Wheeler. Glm Not wanting to break tradition, the class of 1976 is now standing in the infamous cafeteria ready to embark on our 1986 class reunion. Things have remained basically the same — Carolyn Battersby didn’t show up. Marie Johnson is pregnant again, and Dave Garland came in his 15)68 Mustang which he still swears will fall apart any day. After entering North Stonington for the first time in ten years, everyone couldn’t help but notice how commercial it has become. Duane White, Paul Sylvia, Mike Childs, Tommy Cochran, and David Lewis have all pooled their resources to build a gas station. The last we heard, Duane was saying, I’d like our gas station to become as popular as Studebakers.” The North Stonington Raceway has just opened with Steve Shaw and Debbie Cipriani as owners. Their pit crew includes Carl Johnston, who gave up his electronics career after installing a NEW intercom system in the school. On the agricultural front, Myra Lewis has married Frank White to gain control of the White-Lewis cow and hay empire of southern North Stonington. Myra has hired Mike Taylor, Mike McAvoy, and Denise Crider as her trench managers. Another businessman, Mark Graber has opened his own bicycle shop. He seems to be doing a good business, but only after changing his franchise from Peugeot to Raleigh. Like in the old days, most of the people in the class have contributed to the success of our reunion. Nanette Caputo has offered us the use of her pizza shop. Located on the scenic banks of the Pawcatuck River in Westerly, it features the only 169 piece all-Italian marching band in southern Connecticut. Ed Page and Donald Mitchell have also offered their services by allowing us free choice of any groceries in the Mystic IGA. We’ve heard that Eddie has moved up in the world — he now manages both the dog food aisle and the frozen food section. Gary Lowe, we are informed, just made it back in time from a successful 6-week manhunt to attend our reunion. It seems he and Brett Thompson made another of their who-can-hunt-who-the-best bets. Gary attributes his success to all those Jim Kjelgaard books he read when he was a little boy. Unfortunately, Doris Roberts couldn’t come, but she did print an article about our reunion in her newspaper column, . Tell it to Doris.” We understand that her column is syndicated in 50 newspapers. We knew she’d get the publicity deserved. Cindy Pianka just walked in with a beautiful set of neon glasses which read, Mark, leave me alone.” She says she also has a pair that glow so that Arthuf can find her in the dark. Amid the glamor of our assembled class members, stand two figures clad in green. No, not the National Guard, but ★ Rosi Bromley and Debbie Hatfield who have become Connecticut’s leading forest conservationists. Later in the evening they plan on presenting a slide-tape documentary entitled, A watched forest never bums.” Over near the bandstand are two white-cloaked spiritual figures; Jamie Caswell and Joy Zendzian. They have just opened the first Church of the Holy Basketball Camp. They have Kevin Ames, Galon Olson, and Brad Ormsby as their directors. Mark Grimm and Mike Lothes are the head pastors. Their motto is Come and play; be saved today.” Speaking of camps, you may have noticed the absence of those delightful little creatures we call our children. The reason is that the Sammarco-Neff babysitting service has offered to watch them for us at their Mother Goose Nursery Camp. Their business has grown so large that they needed the services of Cecelia Misky, Lynn Jarvis, Donna Knapp, Hattie Geer, and Mona Murphy. Now that most of our guests” have been described, it’s time to begin the fun. We’re starting off with the first dance in which all the men dance with their high school sweethearts. Everyone’s been paired off except Margaret Austin, Linda Brayman, Laura Christian and Pam Hounslea. Unfortunately, being spiritual couriers for the Pope, they try to stay out of the limelight as much as possible. Cindy Campbell, Val Kinney, Terrie Schmidt, Desiree Debartolo and Patty Meardy aren’t dancing either. They feel that males choosing female partners is male chauvinism which is against the platform of the Woman’s Liberation Movement. Our next event is the drinking contest. Out of 31 starters, only Andre Comeau, Joe Kain, Jay Whiting, John Leiper, Ron Lee, Rich Geiler and John Gardner remain. Debbie Sasko, Heather Crofts, Melody Massey and Cheryl Hollis were the last four to be disqualified. The judges ruled them unfit to continue when they began making mad, passionate love to the French onion dip. In an effort to revive the old high school spirit, Matthew Lincoln and Mike Robichaud have initiated a one-sided game of spin the bottle between themselves, Christy Tirrell, Darlene White, Joyce Palmer, Ann Tennant, Alice Leach and Ellie Pelletier. I think they’ve given up on the spin the bottle part and are having a free-for-all. In an effort to divert our classmates from a night of total perversity. Fire Chief Rusty Rusich and Lieutenant Bob Falck have agreed to show us the latest fire fighting techniques. They’re now putting out an apparent fire in Matt Lincoln’s corner of the room. On the fire report, they plan to fill in the cause of the fire” slot with burning lust.” The motto of the class of 1976 was always continual change.” The class reunion has not disagreed with that motto. At the close of our reunion, it can be said that everyone had fun at changing your idea of a class reunion, except Elanai Fish, who has not lost her touch for being late. She just walked in mumbling: I overslept.” The cafeteria is empty now except for the memories of our reunion and hopes for future ones. Until 1996, Goodbye. ¥ ★ fjf dlaii of 197 6 urzlcomzi. you to tfis.ii Q.uniox fPiom 'V idling 7 ou d! J SIS Ji tie’ dffniL 12, 1975 dfamaAa Cnn JAy.tic, donnzaticut 7:00-S:00 fi.m. !Suffzt fdtinnzz 8:00-12:00 fi.m. idling l-jou W £Z£ Jf £Ze!' 12:00-1:30 a.tn. PooL ffPaztg 1:30-3:00 a.m. fPzom Sizaffait 56 57 58 59 61 63 64 65 68 li 1. DIANE NEFF 21. CINDY CAMPBELL 2. ELLEN PELLETIER 22. LYNN JARVIS 3. ALICE LEACH 23. DENISE CRIDER 4. GARY LOWE 24. RICHARD GEILF.R 5. 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