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

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CLASS OF 1962 OFFICERS President — Stephen Schaffer Vice-President — Virginia Carta Secretary — Carolyn Copeland Treasurer — Margaret Marshall Representative — Joseph Pagerino SENIOR NOMINATING COMMITTEE Donna Schulman Joe Tirone Joe Muraca Tom Lowell Diane Eisenstein Frank Di Marco Maureen Riordan Barbara Rowe Connie Didato Phyllis Auster Ed Beckley Myra Konopka Carol Holzberg Steve Czajka

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In memory of our classmate, CLAUDIA DEMERIS, who died on December 16, 1961.

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CLASS HISTORY 1959 - 1962 FRESHMAN YEAR Steve Schaffer was president of'the Student Government, and Gail Carta was vice-president. The Class officers were: Carolyn Copeland, pres- ident; Barbara Simpson, vice-president; Ann Bombaci, secretary; and Gail Hudson, treasurer. The freshman dance was entitled Midsummer Night’s Dream”. Janice Myjak had the highest scholastic average in the class. Various awards were won during our freshman year, some of which were: Jonathan Peservich, English; Paula Stoppa, Ancient History; Bob Prout, Mathematics (The Rensselaer Algebra Award); Jackie Potter, Cooking; Diane Giemza, Sewing; Phyllis Auster, Music; Elaine Wnek, General Mathematics; Ward Eldridge, Science; Julia Kujawski, Civics; Jonathan Peservich, Latin. Joe Tirone was the editor of The Ram’s Horn. The football team went undefeated that year. Bermuda Day was a great hit, and caused a big sensation. The class gift consisted of new curtains for the the office. The class of 1962 was the first class to pass through grades 7-12 in both of the Woodrow Wilson Buildings. SOPHOMORE YEAR The class officers were Steve Schaffer, president; Mootsie Chamis, vice-president; Janice Chappel, secretary; Steve Czaka, treasurer, and Janice Myjak, representative to Student Council. The football team had a 7-1 season. Advisory Board members were: Joe Muraca, Ann Bombaci, and Carolyn Copeland. The Sophomore members of the Melo-dees were Peg Marshall, Diane Giemza, Sue Ellen Klezcowski, and Janice Myjak. The girls who made Majorettes that year were Donna Schulman, Jackie Potter, Judy Bengtson, Joanne Otfinoski, Christine Hurst, and Sandra Saltus. The girls to make Cheerleading were Michele Kahan, Mootsie Chamis and Kitty Sweet. Athletic awards in football went to Rich Satagaj, Steve Schaffer, and John Robinson. Tom Swift and Rich Satagaj were the only two sophomores to receive awards in baseball. The sophomore dance was entitled Autumn Serenade”. The probationary members of Honor Society were: Carolyn Copeland, Carol Holzberg, Tom Lowell,- Peg Mar- shall, Janice Myjak, Joanne Otfinoski, Jonathan Peservich, Bob Prout, Steve Schaffer, and Paula Stoppa. JUNIOR YEAR The class officers were Joe Muraca, president; Brian Turner, vice- president; Virginia Carta, secretary; Bob Schilke, treasurer; and Tom Lowell, representative to Student Council. The junior prom was called 10