Paul M. Goglia ’68

Paul "Gogs" Goglia died of prostate cancer on Oct. 3, 1999. Born in New Haven on Sept. 12, 1946, he graduated from Notre Dame H.S.

At Princeton, he majored in history, was student coordinator for food services of Wilcox Hall, and a member of Dial. He earned his MEd from Southern Connecticut State U. Paul's love of education led him to a teaching career in inner city schools where he was an inspiration to his students. He taught math, history, and psychology in New Haven high schools and middle schools. As part of the International Ambassador's program, Paul lead students on international trips, as well as close-up trips leading students to Washington, DC, to learn how our government operates. Paul was named Connecticut History Teacher of the Year in 1996. His principal said, "I've never known a teacher more dedicated to students and a more inspiring teacher." A committed runner, he raced in the NYC, Cleveland, Honolulu, and other marathons.

He is survived by his wife, Michelle, daughter Cheryl, son Michael, brothers, William, Thomas, and Richard, sisters Nancy and Jean, and his parents Ralph and Shirley. To them the class extends its deepest sympathy.

The Class of 1968