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

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The members of the FUTURE NURSES CLUB have realized the advan- tages of all health courses as excellent prepration for family and community life. This year guest speakers, films, open-houses, and field trips to places as the Newington Home for Crippled Children, and the Connecticut Valley Hospital have proved to be beneficial and have exemplified the chances for a challenging and rewarding life work in one of the health professions. Officers included Sharon Fellows, president; Louise Binkowski, vice-president; Shirley Howe, secretary; Carol Vinci, treasurer; Linda Gionfriddo, librarian; and Yvette Per- igny, refreshments. Miss Lucy Harrington was faculty advisor. The Mattabeset Chapter of the FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA is the local chapter of the National Organization. The officers in 1963-1964 were as follows: President—Jerry Marks Chaplain—Bernard Searly Secretary—Joseph Marks Vice-President—William Fortin Reporter—Gregory Barton Treasurer—Jonathan Day Parliamentarian—Ronald Paley SentineF—Robert Lupinek Advisor—Mr. Charles Smith

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LE CERCLE FRANCAIS, Wilson’s French Club, was super- vised this year by Mr. Maurice Rainville. At monthly meetings its members furthered their knowledge of the French language and culture. Officers for 1963-1964 were as follows: Susan Kelly, presi- dent; Jane Burbank, vice-president; Donna Flanley, secretary; Su- zanne Bengston, treasurer; Lynn O'Rourke, representative to Stu- dent Council; Kathleen Griffith, program chairman. The SPANISH CLUB was re-organized this year under the direction of Mrs. Tucci, advisor. Students successfully completing one year or more of Spanish were permitted to join. The officers were: John Cubeta, president; Lynda Kaufman, vice-president; Annette Gaudino, secretary; Mike Cutler, treasurer and Barbara Stolle, representative to the Student Council. The sudents enjoyed many social as well as business ineetings held the sec- ond Thursday of each month. The club concluded the year with a trip to New York City where they visited a Spanish Museum and La Fonda del Sol, an exclu- sive and authentic Latin-American restaurant. 28

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This year’s GIRLS’ CHOIR has participated in rhe annual Christmas program and members of the choir have auditioned for rhe All Connecticut High School Chorus. This spring the choir sang for Middletown High School as well as for Honor Society, graduation, the spring concert and other school functions. The officers were: Marie Maz- zotta, president; Laurie Hershman, vice-president; and Cheryl Heppenstall, secretary- treasurer. Mr. Frederick A. Johnson directed the group and Ann Marie Adorno was the accompanist. The MELO-DEES performed at various gatherings outside of school, in addition to school functions. This year's Melo-Dees were Cheryl' Geremia, Camille Ambrosia, Claudia Jones, Ruth Rollason, Betty Adorno, Sandy Hutensky, Anna Mae Zdanowicz, Sue Durrer, Edith Clark, Gail Wrubel, Suzanne Spence, Lynda Kaufman, and Jean Capen. The KEYNOTES, a group orf nine boys chosen from the chorus, performed at school functions. The Keynotes for the year were Eric Curkin, Francis Bettencourt, Robert Warmsley, Curly Ready, Jim White, Paul Gibson, Charles Kincy, Lee Dickerson, and Charles Graham. 30