Wilby High School - Wilby Yearbook (Waterbury, CT)

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 L e These folks worked hard (and cheaj even during the summer months in q I der to increase senior revenues. d mettuvuf Rounia Hinton pauses at her locker to have a chat with Gloria Marryatt. Don't be late for class. Rounia!

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 7ftc ccte Besides our class advisers, the Class of 1988 would like to pay special tribute to a faculty member who will always be re- membered by those lucky enough to pass her way. She is Mrs. Nancy Cable, that fun, energetic, and understanding mem- ber of the English department. When asked what made Mrs. Cable so special to them, her students had many varied responses. Senior Tasha Douglas put it this way, She's more like a mother to us than a teacher. She is always known to be compassionate, friendly, helpful, and full of life. Mrs. Cable's stu- dents claim that she goes above expec- tions in her dealings with them and has proved to be a friend in need (including funds, from time to time). On top of this is her unique style, her cute smile, and excellent taste in clothes. Mari Cardona described her as with it. Put all this together and you've got a person worthy of a tribute-you’ve got Mrs. Nancy Cable. Tribute 1

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It's fuel like this, and lots of it, that keeps Playboys Steve McCombs and Dave Nazario try to get chummy with cuties basketball dynamo Phil Lott going. Mayra Maldonado and Nancy Moreno. Making like a budding artist, Ken Capaldo tries his hand at a likeness of his history sub. Not bad! At the Bloodmobile, Richard Norwood figures this might be his last chance to flee, while the nurse s back is turned. Katie Trudeau. Stephanie Gardner, and Becky King realize they have to plan for next year as they attend the annual College Fair. SENIORS