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

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Most Artistic Len Johnson, Angie D'Aquila Did Most for Wilson Dan Hudson, Pat Pasieka Class Wits Everett Warzecha, Sally Camp Most Musical Nick Lesbines, Judy Bryant best Dressed Best Looking Lowry Wilderman, Marian Tribblets Lowry Wilderman, Diane Zimmerman Most Dependable Most Athletic Jerry Weitzman, Violet Kosko Willie Wilson, Mickey Macchietro Most Absent Minded Gus Bid well, Sally Camp best Actor and Actress Jim Newton, Nancy Mannetho Most Versatile John Green, Pat Pasieka best Dancers Sal Aresco, Jo Ann Topazio

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WHO’S Most Studious Most Likely to Succeed Most Friendly Jerry Wcitzman, Pat Pasieka Dan Hudson, Diane Manchester Bill Swift, Carol Deshefy Shyest Joel Swanson, Nancy Thomas Biggest Alibier John Milardo, Elaine LaRosa Changed Most Since Freshmen Bob Deckelman, Elsie Conant Liveliest Bob Prue, JoAnn Topazio 1 i AY Most Popular Bob Prue, Eileen Merunka Most Original John Green, Carolyn Bacon

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CLASS HISTORY Since most of us had attended Wilson prior to our Freshmen year, that little fish in a big pond feeling was not ours. We'd become used to the routine of high school: changing classes, exams, elections and homework! As Freshmen — In September '56 we made new friends and greeted the old, embarking on our high school careers in earnest. Becoming an active part of the student body, we elected our class officers: Johnny Green, president; Eileen Merunka, vice president; Joanne Topazio, secretary; Bob Prue, treasurer; and Gary Augeri, representative. Johnny Green and Eileen Merunka were our representatives at Advisory Board. The first Freshman-Sophomore Dance, the '53 Frolic, was planned under the co-chairmanship of Pat Pasieka and Barb Kavanagh. It was very successful and enjoyed by all who attended. Many of our classmates were active in athletics, band, choral groups, Margray, and numerous other activities and we were well on our way to leaving our mark in the annals of Wilson history. Next, Sophomores — We returned from a pleasant summer to begin our second year at Wilson. Our officers were: Bob Deckelman, president; Eileen Merunka, vice president; Diane Manchester, secretary; and Bill Swift, treasurer. We were represented at Advisory Board by Pat Pasieka, Carol Deshefy, Johnny Green, and Bill Swift. With co-chairman Bob Deckelman and Bob Treat, the Freshman and Sopho- more classes sponsored Calendar Capers. In March we elected probationary members to the National Senior Honor Society: Pat Pasieka, Nancy Davis, Violet Kosko, Diane Manchester, Dan Hudson, and Jerry Weitzman. Among the sophomores outstanding in sports were Willie Wilson, Willie Graham, Bob Prue, and Johnny Green. We participated actively in the first school magazine drive, and managed to place second. Then, Juniors — Entering the realm of upper classmen, we chose Dan Hudson, president; Carol Deshefy, vice president; Diane Manchester, secretary; Eddie Fillback, treasurer; and Willie Graham, representative to Student Council. Pat Pasieka, Eileen Merunka, Bob Prue, Dave Warner, and Johnny Green were our representatives to Advisory Board. 28