Wolcott High School - Aquila Yearbook (Wolcott, CT)

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This year’s senior class pro- duction of George M. saw a fine bit of acting, dancing, and sing- ing done by Little Georgie him- self”, Rick Guilfoile. Talent is not something that is more abundant at Wolcott High than any other high school in the state, but the long work hours and endless enthusiasm that Wolcott’s seniors put into their production made George M. stand far above any other school play in the area. Mom, Dad, and Josie were pure gold, and without the Cohans’ ability to charm the audience we prob- ably never would have seen that tenth and final standing ova- tion. Of course, the director Mr. Robert Carroll and his staff, Mrs. Cynthia Koch, Mr. Matthew Tyndall, among others, all did the professional job which made the play seem to be noth- ing short of Broadway.

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Determination that brings us above and beyond is the kind of thing shown by Bill Keane in this photo. The entire 1975 track team, thrust into Colonial League Competition, did an outstandng job by breaking many of the long-standing records. The squad, guided by rookie Coach Gary Waugh, saw tremendous improve- ment and drive from its under- classmen, who promise to keep up a long-held tradition of winning. %

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 Girls’ softball seemed to create a lot of interest this year. The girls’ ability to win every game except one, during regular season play, at- tributed to this fact. This year’s stars, who also won the Colonial Conference softball title, really showed all of us (especially the guys) how to play ball. We expect to see a winning team for a long time to come because of Wolcott’s tre- mendous interest in the game of softball.