Woodrow Wilson High School - Saga Yearbook (Middletown, CT)

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Who Most Intellectual Most Athletic Most Dependable Most Absent Minded 12. MOST INTELLECTUAL Antoinette Strycharz . . . Bill Strickland 13. MOST ATHLETIC Wfinnie Bengston . . . Walter Crusberg 14. BEST LOOKING Gwen Tuttle . . . Myron Markowski 15. MOST DEPENDABLE Joan Hubbard . . . Buddy Church 16. MOST ABSENT MINDED Grace Carpenter . . . Barton Williams 17. MOST ROMANTIC Joyce Treadwell . . . Dick Scully 18. STUDIOUS . Antoinette Strycharz . . . Wayne Orsie 19. MOST MISCHIEVOUS Rosemarie Grasso . . . Kevin Speight 20. CLASS DREAMER Irene Piche . . . Albert Schukoske 21. NOISIEST , Lucille Passanisi . . . Donald Smith 22. CLASS CLOWN . Lucille Passanisi . . . Edward Daley 9 Most Studious Class Dreamer Most Mischievous Noisiest 29

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Who's Best Dancer Did Most For Wilson Most Likely To Succeed Most Mus I. SHYEST I Katherine Church I I I john Stevens 2. BEST DANCER I i..i. Jacqueline Zancowski . . I Herbert Malmberg 3. DID MOST FOR WILSON II Nancy Turner I I I Wayne Orsie 4. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED I II Barbara Czajka I I I Bill Strickland 5. MOST MUSICAL Loretta McGuiness I I I Keith Moorhead 6. MOST POPULAR I I I Carolyn Giza I . I Louis Mazzotta 7. WITTIEST II IIII I III, I II Janice Ford I . I Ed Daley 8. BEST DRESSED IIII Emily Guarino I I I Bob Astle 9. FRIENDLIEST I Elaine Rancourt I I I George Lander IO. BEST ARTIST I II II joan Cosky I . I Louis Mazzotta II. BEST DRIVER I I jane McFadden I . I Wayne Orsie MUSY PUPUIH1' liriendlicst Best Artist 28 QI 5- . 1 gg I Best D

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CLASS PROPHECY You Are There l.adies and gentlemen, through the medium of the communitagraph we are bringing you this momentous event of the thousandth Hight to Mars. This is your announcer Keith Moorhead speaking. The scene here is awesome. The huge new rocket designed by the well-known scientific team of Peckham, Strickland, and Church is ready for flight and is being maneuvered out into the x-K705 launcher by the atomic powered cat with jimmy Thompson and Ken Flanagan shoveling atoms into the cyclotron. Ray Jurczak and Albert Albanese are directly behind the hydraulic steering apparatus. I am unable to describe the panorama of the mechanical contrivance brought here to the empty reaches of the Gobi Desert. You have no idea of the great engineering feat accomplished by our sponsor the Universal Construction Company owned and operated by Betty liurneta, Lucille Passanisi, and jean Laczak. In the intervening moments before the rocket is launched, I will take my microphone down among the assembled dignitaries who have come to witness this great historical event, Pardon me, while I put on my flying belt and hover here above the crowd. just below me, I see Al Schulcoske, the president of the Solar Explorers Club. Standing at his right are his secretaries Marie Barbieri and Christine Pagerino. Oh, there is the renowned journalist, Martha Strick- land. recording this memorable occasion for posterity. By the way, I might mention that she is using one of her many contributions to stenography, stricltleliand, which has replaced the Gregg shorthand system. And there we see the lirst woman to solo around jupiter, Hedy Przybylski, wearing the O X 5 L . 1 0 ' O ' , . zo.: . ' , 0 o a 30