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

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WHO Did Most for Wilson Lorraine Schultz Cliff Stolba Cutest Pat Trischman Joe Didato Most Popular Jackie Woollacott Bob Fowler Most Athletic Lorraine Moncada Deke Masztal Noisiest Barbara Warner Vic Labella Best Dancer Gail Briggmann Si Wilkins Shyest Phyllis Messina Jack Footit Best Dressed Class Flirt Joanne Labaddia Paul Scripo Yvonne Milardo A1 Gumming!

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Most Handsome Sue Parmalee Ben Bighinatti Class Wit Elaine Cilletti Bob Byrne WHO’S Most Versatile Teddy Carbo Bill Grace Friendliest Class Clown Ship Wreck Companion Cynthia Ackerman Dick Machell Monica Kavanaugh Roy Buckman Joan Linger Ted Schaeffer Most Likely to Fred Schilke Most Studious Lynn Farrow Ernie Woods Best Actors Betsy Chubbuck Charles Knight Class Artist Jill Haig Mort Leonard

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CLASS HISTORY When we started our freshman year at Wilson, it seemed like home to many of us, because we had attended eighth grade here. Others of us were slightly bewildered. But, we all soon became acquainted, and elected the following officers to head our class: President Fritz Wamester, Vice-President Cynthia Ackerman, Treasurer Vic La Bella, Secretary Lorraine Schultz, and Representative to Student Council Roy Ruckman. Members of our class who had been chosen to lie members of Junior Honor Society in eighth grade were: Rose Marie Carta, Cynthia Ackerman, Evelyn Hubbard, Bill Minor, Lorraine Schultz, and Ernie Woods. In addition, Ben Bighinatti, Lynn Farrow, John Footit, Bill Krenz, Mort Leonard, Dick Machcll, Sheila McCue, Paul Schukoske. Cliff Stolba, and Pat Trischman were elected during our freshman year. Our class dance, the Freshman Frolic was a success and was enjoyed by all who attended it. We enthusiastically began our second year at Wilson by electing the following officers: Fritz Wamester, president; Lorraine Schultz, vice-president; Pat Trischman, secretary; Ben Bighinatti, treasurer. In October the gym was gayly decorated and the Sophomore Hop, under the direction of Fritz Wamester and Lorraine Schultz, was pronounced a success. In March, elections were held for National Senior Honor Society, and Joyce Bonvie, Evelyn Hubbard, Eleanore Macdonald, Sheila McCue, Lorraine Schultz, and Pat Trischman were installed as probationary members. Returning from our summer vacation, we began our junior year at Wilson, finally being regarded as “upperclassmen.” We elected the following students as our class officers: President Cliff Stolba, Vice- President Lorraine Dcfrance, Treasurer Joe Didato, Secretary Pat Trischman, and Representative to Student Council Ben Bighinatti. In February, the annual Junior Prom was held, with Bill Krenz and Bill Minor as co-chairmen. The gym was decorated in a Hawaiian theme, and many couples took part in the colorful event. Eleanore Macdonald, Sheila McCue, Lorraine Schultz, Ev Hubbard, Pat Trisch- 28