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

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FACULTY Mr. Chauncey Copeland Mr. George Grant Dr. Marion Armstrong Mr. Walter Akerley Miss Joanne Blake Mr. Donald Cairns Mr. Arnold Cawley Dr. Francis Champagne Miss Alice Dempsey Miss Helen Dempsey Mrs. Ardith Dunlap Miss Louise Facius Mr. William Fitch Miss Thelma Friedrich Miss Virginia Gilbert Miss Dorothy Giza Mr. Marvin Hagel Miss Lucy Harrington Miss Anne Hyland Mr. Frederick Johnson Mr. Leo Kania Mr. Roger Lawrence Mrs. Elizabeth Levensalor Mr. Leonard Lord Mr. Philip Masley Mrs. Ida Zawisa Mr. Eugene McCarthy Mrs. Gertrude McGuire Mr. Milton Miller Mr. William Montanile Mr. Richard Ouellette Miss Anne Pickett Mr. John Rathbun Mrs. Madeline Rathbun Mrs. Elizabeth Rosano Miss Ella Rufleth Miss Linda Rufleth Mrs. Marjorie Sadinsky Mr. Bruce Schmottlach Mr. Charles B. Smith Mr. Joseph Stepanski Mr. Melvin Stone Mr. Herbert Straub Mr. James Sullivan Miss Edith Taylor Mr. Donato Tracano Mrs. Mildred White Mrs. Evelyn Young Mrs. Mary DiStefano Mrs. Augusta Kunze Mrs. Helen McKenna 9

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DEDICATION To Mr. Walter Akerley, whose active participation and guidance has inspired us to greater respect and interest, we, the Class of I960, proudly dedicate this year's Saga. 4

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My congratulations and best wishes to the Class of I960. As you graduate into this new decade you will meet great challenges which will require your best thought and action. If you succeed in meeting these challenges in your new schools, on your job, in your home, and in your community, you will lead suc- cessful lives and the world will be a better world because you have lived in it. JOHN W. GOODRICH Superintendent For some of you, graduation from Wilson is the termination of your formal education. For others, it is but a stepping-stone to further education. It is our hope that, which ever is your case, we at Wilson have given to you a sufficient background to serve you well in whatever your future endeavor. It is also our hope that as time passes you will recognize more clearly the contribution which your high school education has made to your future and that you will more completely realize that the things said to you, suggestions made to you, advice given to you or any action which may have been taken concerning you were said and done to give proper direction to your future role as an adult who will be faced with decision and responsibility. CHAUNCEY J. COPELAND, Principal Woodrow Wilson Senior High School 6