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

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(JdtfCCt €' LutiiULejcz 'll FACULTY 1956-1957 JV“ 2 n 0 hj Q -r Mr. Creighton F. Magoun Mr. Chauncey J. Copeland Mr. George H. Grant Mrs. Everett M. Priest Miss Gail Briggman Miss Lorraine Moncada Mrs. John McKenna Mrs. Howard Harrison Mrs. Edward Wysocki Mrs. William Stielau Walter D. Akerley Marion E. Armstrong Mr. Anthony Carbo Mr Arnold W. Cawley Mr. Francis C. Champagne Miss Alice M. Dempsey i Miss Helen C. Dempsey ' Mrs. Daniel Dunlap Miss Louise M. Facius Mr. Frank G. Ford Miss Thelma Friedrich Miss M. Virginia Gilbert Mr. Marvin Hagel Mr. Robert P. Harris Miss Ann Hyland Mr. Frederick A. Johnson Mr. Leo C. Kania Mr. Roger Lawrence Mr. Edward J. Kusek Mr. Leonard Lord Mr. Philip Masley Mr. Eugene McCarthy , Mrs. John McGu Mr. Milton J. Miller Mr. Richard F. Ouellette Miss Anne D. Pickett Miss Ella Rufleth Miss Linda Rufletl Mr Alice Short, Charles Smitn Mr. Joseph Stepanski Mr. Melvin H. Stone Mr. Herbert E. Straub Mr. James M. Sullivan Miss Nancy Suydam Miss Edith M. Taylor Miss Sheila Walsh n . , - r Mrs. Mildred O. White Q. 3

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 DEDICATION To our good friend, Mrs. Minnie Mart hers, who has pleased our palates, satisfied our appe- tites, and taught us to enjoy wholesome foods during our most voracious years, we, the class of 1957, gratefully dedicate our Saga. A

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I would like to congratulate you, the Class of 1957, as the first class to graduate from the new Woodrow Wilson Senior High School. Although it has not been your privilege to use these new facilities for four years, at least you have had the opportunity to make an evaluation of the old and the new in high school building and equipment. You have undoubtedly been impressed with your new science laboratories, homemaking suite, industrial arts shops, busi- ness education facilities, classrooms, gymnasium, dressing rooms and your cafeteria. It will be but a short interval of time before you will find yourself a tax-paying citizen of Middletown or some other community. As such you will be called upon to make decisions relative to funds for public education. I will be satisfied with the decision you make if it can be reached by your using this past school year as one of your frames of reference. Good luck to you and may God Bless You Always. CREIGHTON F MAGOUN Superintendent The Seniors of 1956 had the distinction of being the class to end the first twenty-five years .of the history of Woodrow Wilson High School. You, the Seniors of 1957, have the distinction of being the class to begin the second twenty- five years of its history. I feel confident that this second phase of the school's history will be highlighted by con- tinued accomplishment and contribution on the part of its students. You have already made definite contribu- tions. Without your understanding, patience and cooperation, the ease with which we en- tered our new situation last fall would not have been possible. You to a large degree have set the standards for the conduct of the student body and by the same token the refreshingly mature attitudes which have been so noticeable throughout the year. To each of you our best wishes for your future and many thanks for your assistance in the past. CHAUNCEY J. COPELAND Principal