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

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The LEADERS CLUB this year consisted of girls maintaining a B or better in physical education, and a good school record. The purpose of the club is to assist Miss Hyland in gym classes and in after-school activities. The 1963-64 officers were: Sue Schilke, president; Diane Smithwick, vice-president; Sue Warner, secretary-treasurer. The girls ended the year with an annual picnic as a thanks for your help affair. president; Cheryl Geremia, vice-president; Sandy Hutensky, senior secretary; Judy Thaxter, junior secretary; Roni Zlokower, sophomore secretary; and Joan Ladinig, treas- urer. The designated uniforms consisted of a grey skirt, a white blouse and grey knee socks which the girls wore to all athletic games. The chief purpose of the club is to attend all athletic events in a body and assist the cheerleaders in promoting good school sportsmanship. Mrs. Flora Tucci and Mrs. Christina Fazzina were faculty advisors. 15

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Under the capable leadership of Judy Balesano, head-majorette, and Sue Kelly, assistant, the MAJOR- ETTES had a successful year. The drill unit performed at home football and basketball games and at pep assemblies. Shakers attached to the batons were used to vary the routines. The majorettes, in co-operation with the cheerlead- ers, sponsored the Shaker Shuffle” this fall. Proceeds from the dance were used for maintenance of the corps. The Club officers were: Maria D’Amico, presi- dent; Bonnie Kowal, vice-president; Barbara Stolle, secretary; Sue Bengston, treasurer; and Donna Hanley, representative to Majorette Counsel. The corps offers its gratitude to its advisor, Miss Blake and its instructor, Major Harvey. The CHEERLEADERS, under the leadership of Sharon Soobitsky and Anna Mae Zdanowicz, co-captains, were especially active during the ’63-’64 school year. On ac- count of the rousing school spirit, the girls had tremendous support at pep assemblies, rallies and games. The members were Sue Maltese, Jeanne Magnano, Sue Sienko, Kathy Howie, Jackie Adler, Arlene Smith, Cindy Topazio, Rita Dominic and Grace Rowe. Miss Anne Hyland was faculty advisor. 14

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The BOWLING CLUB bowled under the direction of Mrs. Samolyk and instruc- tion of Mrs. Lena Smith on Wednesday afternoons. The officers for the year, 1963-64, were the following: Angela Tosto, president; Eleanor Riddick, vice-president; Mary Jane Adorno, secretary; Cheryl Detoro and Cheryl Grippo, co-treasurers. Several girls have become members of the Hundreds Club, a special club for all girls who have bowled over a hundred. They each received 100 points at the Spring Banquet. The BADMINTON CLUB, also popular at Wilson, had the following officers: Sue Sienko, president; Sandy Hutensky, vice-president; Ann Marie Adorno, secretary; Peg Nyman, treasurer. The club held singles and doubles elimination tournaments during the season. Winners of the tournaments received trophies at the annual sports banquet in June. 16