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Waldwick is a young high school, and has many programs and facilities which might be taken for granted they have existed since our school's inception . . .
. . . However, it must be remembered that we are attending Waldwick High School during its "growing" phase. It is too easy to lose sight of the fact that our entire curriculum . . .
is one of the state's newest. In many diverse areas of study, Waldwick High School makes unique efforts to prepare students for the future . . .
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Arts, music, business education, history, languages, mathematics, physical education, and the natural sciences are included in our school's basic course of study. Each area has offerings designed for the student desiring a general education. Foreign language study is introduced in the junior high school, and given the Audio-Lingual Method approach. The program continues through senior high school, with the emphasis more on literature as the student progresses. Still, it is the early exposure to the subject which helps to foster a desire, within the student, to pursue the subject further. Whether or not he does is his own choice; but that choice is based on the experience gained in early years. The program exemplifies the spirit of the school - educate generally, and help the student who is aware of future plans as well as the student who remains undecided . . .
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In the area of visual arts, the student is offered a full program of study, and may take art for any number of years. _ _ ; However, the full four years of study need not be pursued for a student to gain a basic knowledge of art. The department, in addition, provides for an "art major", through a senior year program of independent work. The senior art student plans his own course of study, making it possible for him to become more proficient in an area of his own choosing. He is free to strengthen his talents, since he has already procured the rudiments of art during previous years. He has every opportunity to plan his future, with the assistance of the department. Waldwick High School's Home Economics Department has, from its beginning, provided widely varied courses of study for the senior high years. This year a new course was added, with the hopes that the more advanced student would be prepared for the "ultimate test", homemaking. The Family Living course, a major subject for fourth-year Home Ec. students, covers the myriad details of homemaking in the modern world. Investigation of how a family relates to society, and how a homemaker relates to her family, is conducted during the course of the school year. In its purest sense, the Family Living course gives the advanced student preparation for the years to come. . .
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The Business Education Department provides for students' future planning through a multi-faceted workschool program. The program has a group which provides Salaried secretarial help at the several town schools. Members of this Work-Study group, having mastered their classroom skills, spend the afternoons away from academics, learning practical skills. Another group is the Distributive Education group, which goes beyond the bounds of Work-Study in that the enrollees leave the school system completely. They secure positions in retailing and sales positions; after taking required courses in the morning, they proceed to their places of employment. The newest group, Trade and Industry, is part of a "new movement" throughout the country. It is a project which exposes a high schoolage man to his chosen field before he graduates. Unlike an apprenticeship, participation in T&I gives practical knowledge to the student, but not a total mastery of the area. Trade and Industry, Distributive Education, Work-Study, all give a student the kind of practical knowledge which will help him plan his future wisely . . .
Mathematic study has generally undergone quite a change in the last decade. Throughout the "growing" years at Waldwick U.S. this change has been taken into account. . . The result is an accelerated course which enables the college-bound student to take four years of high school-level mathematics by the end of his Junior year. In the Senior year he is then able to elect Calculus, a college-level course. This course prepares the student for the Advanced Placement Test, recognized by colleges as an effective means of deciding whether or not the student should be given credit for the high school's course as a college course. For the potential mathematics major, the course is invaluable. . . . . . For the liberal arts student, the course is valuable in that it will help him to fulfill the college's mathematics prerequisites earlier in his academic career. With credit for the course, he can concentrate on courses more important to him. For any college-bound student, the overall accelerated course is a valuable part of the schools' curriculum, an ideal way for him to prepare for his own chosen future, college.
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Various programs are made available, such as the relativelynew Biological Sciences Curriculum Study courses and the Physical Sciences Study Committee Course. The four-year sciences student is prepared in diverse areas, gaining a general view of the subject. An accelerated program for college-bound students is a feature of the Science Department. An enrollee in this program will receive four years of high school-level sciences by the end o\' his junior year. After completing all requirements, he may elect an "advanced" science. The purpose oi' the two senior-year science courses is to give the student any and all background he may need for college. Advanced Biology and Advanced Physics, though decidedly different in terms of subject matter, are similar in one respect they allow the qualified student to gain all the preparation possible for a future of which he is basically sure, college. The guiding principle for the advanced sciences is that the student "needs knowledge". . .
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The years spent at Waldwiek High School form one phase of a continuous educational process called lite. Each new year brings one group of students into this phase, and sends another group out. This story is concerned with what happened in the interim. . .
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. . . As in all of life, it is up to the individual to avail himself of the opportunities open to him at Waldwick High School. The school provides the tools, but the student must accept and utilize them . . .
. . . Civilization is the product of those who took up tools to build, and of those who did not. The challenge to build a society within the bounds of Waldwick High School is given to
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each student each year. How well this challenge is met will be determined by time alone,
Introduction page 2 Faculty and Administration page 12 Senior Class page 30 Features page 64 Sports page 96 Clubs and Organizations page 126 Underclassmen page 148 Patrons and Ads page 164 Student Index page 182
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Board of Education
BOARD OF EDUCATION MEMBERS: ROW 1: Mrs. Ruth Honig, Mrs. Charles Hammond, Mrs. Virginia Brown, Mr. Harold Greenberg, Board President. ROW 2: Dr. Edward Donahue, Superintendent of Schools; Mr. Gordon Graham, Mr. Donald Kwederis, Mr. Richard Biros, Mr. Frank McKcnna, Mr. Don Ramella, Secretary of the Board.
What's my next move?
DOCTOR EDWARD F. DONAHUE, Superintendent of Schools.
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Library secretary Mrs. Dorothy Markham, confers with Mrs. Kelsch.
Mrs. Viola Barsten performs her duties as secretary to the Principal.
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General secretary, Mrs. Doris Rogers, relays infornwtion Mrs Virginia Nahahan, secretary to the Vice Principal. Switchboard operator, Mrs. Ruth dispenses student late passes.
Mrs. Lleanor Niblette, secretary to the Guidance Director, correlates information between counsellors and students.
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"Hi ho, hi ho, it's off to work we go . . . " Mr. Edwards and Paul Graseck confer on student matters.
Faculty problems do arise.
JOHN R. EDWARDS,
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MRS. JUDITH CINQUIN A B.S., Trenton State MR. DOMINIC F. SAULEROLI A.B., Seton Hall University MRS. ANN VOLPE B.A., Jersey City State College
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MR. STEWART BRUSH M.A., Brooklyn College
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MR. HARRY ZLOKOWER M.A., New York University
MR. FRANCIS X. WRENN M.A., Paterson State College
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MR. PETER MUIR B.A., Jersey City State College MR. HUGO NLSS M.A., Columbia University Department Chairman MRS. ELEANOR K1T.SCII M. L. S.. Columbia University
LIBRARY MRS. MARILYN CATANZARO B.S., University of Maine MR. RICHARD LOUGHEED M.S., Louisiana State University
MR. JOHN JENSEN B.S., Upsala College
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MRS. JOSEPHINE CHIARA M.A., Montclair State College Department Chairman
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MRS. ELSA MARTIN M.A., Columbia University
MR. JOHN BELL M.A., Seton Hall University
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MR. GEORGE TAYLOR B.A., Paterson State College
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MRS. SUSAN GLICK M.A., Paterson State College
MRS. MARION BONCZEK A.B., Hunter College MRS. MARGUERITE ROSENFELDER B.S., University of Chicago
MR. BERNARD F. McNElLLY M.S., Fordham University
MR. FRANK SULLIVAN M.A., Seton Hall University Department Chairman
MISS ROSE MARIE DI TORO B.A., Jersey City State College
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MR. JOSEPH Dl BRIGIDA B. S., Fairleigh Dickinson University MR. M. G. LEDERER B.A., Syracuse University
SOCIAL STUDIES
MR. FREDERICK KNOWLES B.S., Lyndon State College
MR. ALPHONSE PARELLI M.A., Seton Hall University Department Chairman MR. ROBERT TAYLOR B.A., Fairleigh-Dickinson University
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MR. LAURENT GAREAU M.A., Columbia University MR. ROGER KENT M.A., Montclair State College
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MR. BERNARD B1ALECK1 B.A., Eastern Montana College
MR. FRANK ORLOWSKI B.A., Seton Hall University
MR. RICHARD O'CONNOR M.A.. Seton Hall University
MR. JOHN E. P. SURAK M.A., Columbia University
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MISS DIANE MASELLI B.A., Paterson State College
SCIENCE MR. RICHARD KEIL M.A., Montclair State College Department Chairman
MRS. BETTY MELLORS B. S.. Cornell University School Social Worker
MR. RICHARD REYNOLDS M.S., Fordham University
MRS. MARGUERITE KORNAHRENS M.A., Boston University
MRS. ELEANOR MELAMED B.S., Hunter College
MR. ALFRED BRANCA B.S., Utah State University
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MRS. MARILYN TAYLOR B.S., Community College of New York
MISS MARY ANN VOLOS B.A., Montclair State College MR. RAY Dl GRAZIA B. A., Montclair State College
GUIDANCE
MR. JOHN MUNIZ M.S., Newark State College Guidance Director
MRS. EDNA MILLS M.E.D., Harvard University
i MRS. MARJORIE SEYMOUR M.A., Fairleigh Dickinson School Psychologist MR. BRYCE WILSON B.S., Lyndon State College
MR. NORMAN TOCI M.A., Montclair State College
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MR. JAMES SPINELLA B.A., University of Bridgeport MRS. LINDA MORGAN B.A., Shepherd College
PHYSICAL EDUCATION MR. GILBERT GOODWIN B.A., Salem College Department Chairman
MR. ROBERT CURTIS M.A., Teachers College, Columbia University
MRS. BARBARA STOYELL B.S., Ithaca College
MISS SUSAN BOPP B.S., Springfield College
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MRS. LYNDA HANSEN B.S., Fairleigh Dickinson University
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MR. FREDERICK HEIDLOFF B.F.A., Richmond Professional Institute MR. JOHN ZACCO B.A., Montclair State College
MR. MANFRED REIN B.A., Montclair State College MR. EDWARD MITCHELL B.A., New Jersey State College
MR. JAMES STOCK B.S., Trenton State College
INDUSTRIAL ARTS NURSE MRS. MARIE KRAUSS, R.N. H. Ed., Jersey City Medical Center
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MR. FRANK IUDICA B. S., Fairleigh Dickinson University MR. KENNETH KELLY M.A., Columbia University
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Those Who Serve Provide For And Maintain The Physical Plant. To maintain an attractive, well-run, multi-million dollar-entity, Waldwich High School, a number of persons are continually employed. These several staffs are the "teams" to whom the balance of praise for our school's attractiveness must be directed. MAINTENANCE STA FF Tim Bergen. Victor Bianeardi, Donald Klecar.
GROUNDSKEEPHRS William Craig. John Pataceo.
CUSTODIAL STAFF STANDING: Herbert Yomans, Harry Artuhouch, Vince Biangardi, James Bittman. SEATED: Sam Zacco, Pat DeLuca, William Colier, Ralph Cosentino. SylvestorMarinelli, Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds
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DEBORAH MORONI TREASURER
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CAROLYN MARIE ANTOINE Fun loving . . . cheerful . . . ardent majorette . . . devil with a blue dress on . . . adds delight to any group.
Majorette Club 1, 2; Majorette 2, 3, 4.
DAVID G. AUPERLEE "Dave" . . . strong convictions . . . crazy for cars . . . tall and quiet . . . plans to continue to work.
VERONICA RITA AIOSA "Roni" . . . a genuine interest in sports . . . never forgets, never forgotten . . . music's her vogue. Girls' lnterscholastics I, 2, 3, 4; Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3, 4; French Club 4; Support Our Boys Club 4.
ALBERTO. BACKHAUS Different and daring smile . . . forceful . . . "pea brain" . . . likes things nice and lively . . . dislikes the three K's.
MICHAEL P. BARIS "Mike" . . . unpredictable . . . creative in art . . . has a passion for sports cars . . . weekend trips to Greenwich Village. Cross Country ].
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CYNTHIA ANNi: BARTON "Cyn" • • • always striving for perfection . . . Physical Education her first love . . . "think snow" . . . every inch a Republican. Gymnastics Club 1; Girls' Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4; Girls' Interscholastics 1. 2, 3, 4.
GAIL ANN BAXTER Always laughing and always gabbing . . . "knucklehead" . . . radiates happiness wherever she goes . . . good dancer . . . bound for the fashion world. Cheerleading 1, 3; Cheerleading Club 2.
GLKNN WALLACK BLCKKR Mercurial temperment . . . spontaneous, flirta tious smile . . . tall, heads above the rest . . . fluctuates between gabbiness and complete silence . . . loves fast T-Birds. Band I; Basketball l, 2: Photography Club 2.
ROBERT H. BONCZEK "Bob" . . . a happy person . . . willing to share his genius for math and music . . . always ready to help a friend . . . "D.K. for don't know!" Basketball /. Baseball 1: Math learn 3, 4; Football 1, 2; Band 1. 2, 3; Pres. 4: Orchestra 1. 2, 3, 4; S.C.A. 3; Prom Committee 3;Echo 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Key Club 3, 4; Debating Club 4; Jr.-Sr. Play 4; CHALLENGE 11. Business Manager 4.
I DIANK MARIi: BLADIiN Hardworking and dependable . . . winning salesgirl . . . quiet but active . . . worthwhile . . . excellent business student. Dance Club 3; Prom Committee 3, 4; Echo 4; CHALLENGE II Ads and Subscription Editor 4.
BARBARA LINDA BLUM "' Barb . . . devil in disguise . . . speaks softly . . • fun is life life is fun . . . show me the bovs.
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DEBORAH ALLISON BROWN "Deb" . . . independent . . . helpful contributions . . . placid manner . . . perseverant. Drama Club I; Band 1, 2; Girls' Intramurals 2, 3; CHALLENGE II 4.
CHRIS TINF BORCSIK Menace to silence . . . lively curiosity . . . pint-sized . . . takes life as it- comes . . . career in art. Chorus 1, 3; I ".T.A. 3, 4; Support Our Hoys Club 4.
GAYLF. LOUISF BROWN Si lucre . . . laughing eyes . . . slow to anger . . . understanding . . . future Chemistry major. Debating Club 1; French Club I, 2; Girls' Intramurals I. 2; Dance Club 3: Prom Committee J. 4: Adv. French Club 3, 4; Colorguard 3, Co-Capt. 4; ECHO 3, 4; Jr.-Sr. Plav 4; Support Our Hoys Club 4; CHAL-
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LAN I FRANCIS BRYANT Winning smile . , . capable football CoCapt . . . known to break up a boring class . . . "Ye gads" . . . a natural ability for making friends. Football I. 2, ''. Co-Capt. 4; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, Tri-Capt. 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics Club I; Jr.-Sr. Play 3, 4; Prom Committee 3, 4; Varsity Letterman's Club 4; Echo 4; CHALLENGE II.
DONALD ROBERT BROWN Quiet, but don't get him started . . . roundballer . . . hard worker . . . thinks before he speaks . . . lover-boy?! Basketball 2, 3; Intramurals 4: Jr.-Sr. Play 4.
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JUDITH PATRICIA CALLAHAN Can usually be found in Publications Office . . sharp wit . . . "Speedy" . . . chemistry, chemistry, chemistry . . . makes the most of life. Girls' Intranntrals I, 2, 3; ECHO I, 2, News Editor 3, Editor-in-Chief 4; S.C.A. 2, 3, 4; CHALLENGE 3; Prom Committee 3, 4; Jr.-Sr. Play 4; CHALLENGE II; National Honor Society 3, 4.
NICHOLAS CHARLES BURO Can't get enough of Biology . . . always speaks his mind . . . constantly on the go . . . "Surfer" . . . filled with enthusiasm.
Chess Club 1; Basketball I; Basketball Manager 2: S.C.A. I, 4; Key Club 2, 3, 4; F.T.A. 2, 3, 4; Jr.-Sr. Play 3. 4; Prom Committee 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Intramurals 4; CHALLENGE II. Clubs and Organizations Editor.
ELIZABETH MARIE CALLAHAN "Beth" . . . daisies won't tell . . . keeps you guessing . . . she's her own professional seamstress . . . susceptible to chronic giggles. Chorus 3: F.T.A. 4; ECHO 4; Support Our Boys Club 4.
JERRY CARAFELLO "Carbuffalo" . . . king of the practical jokers . . . to try to find him serious is an impossible task what, me worry' Baseball I.
JEANETTE ANNE CAMPBELL "Beany" . . . unmanageable laughter permanent smile . . . likeable personality follows the crowd.
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JOHN CONNELLY Walks backwards . . . not very daring, but different . . • lions make him roar . . . college bound.
Baseball I. 2; Cross Country 2; Football 3.
PATRICIA CUNNINGHAM "Chunky" . . . sweetness is her s t y l e . . . makes it her business to help others . . . fun to be with . . . hair today, gone tomorrow! Hi-Teen Club Sec. J; Girls' lntramurals I, 4; Pep Club 2.
V JACK ERNEST CATER Hard working student . . . shining eyes . . . summer of foreign study . . . slow to anger, quick to forgive . . . success with a capital S. Football I; Photo Service Club 1; ECHO 1, 2; Band 1, 2, 3, Historian 4: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Historian 4; S.C.A. 2; Meteorology Club 2; Key Club 2, 3, Pres. 4; Math Team 2, 3, 4; Soccer 2, Co-Capt. 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Indoor Track 3, 4; German Club 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4.
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DENNIS FRANKLIN CONKLIN "Denny" . . . known for a friendly smile and a cheerful disposition . . . gets along with all her teachers . . . neat dresser . . . will go to work after school.
DENISE MAE COOLONG Vivacious cheerleader . . . neat dresser . . . loves to dance . . . happiness is a baby-blue Corvette . . . femininity personified. S.C.A. I; Booster Club J; Cheerleading Club 2; Cheerleading 2, 4; Prom Committee 3; ECHO 3, 4; Jr.-Sr. Play 4; Sports Queen Attendant 4; CHALLENGE II Layout and Design editor.
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PETER ANTHONY DALY Talkative . . . fast to laugh . . . a rough opponent in Soccer . . . makes friends easily . . . loves Spanish'.'!
Baseball 1, Soccer I, 2, 3, 4; S.C.A. 2; Spanish Club 3; Debating Club 4; Varsity Letterman's Club 4.
AILEEN DALE DAVENPORT Good natured . . . takes a day at a time . . . always around when you need help . . . gweet . . . her pleasure is to please. Library Council 1, Sec. 2, Vice-Pres. 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4; Support Our Boys Club 4; Jr.-Sr. Play 4; CHALLENGE II.
MILDRED GRACE DI MARTINI "Moose" . . . very creative . . . quiet among strangers, lively among friends . . . great sense of humor . . . future interior decorator. F.T.A. I; Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4; Jr.-Sr. Play 3, 4; CHALLENGE II,
ARLENE JENNIE DI CROSTA Sincere in deed and thought . . . loves to have fun . . . school spirit plus . . . clothes make the uirl . . . future includes college. Majorette Club 1. 2; French Club 1. 2: Adv. French Club 3. 4; Future Xurses Club 3. 4: Jr.-Sr. Plav 3, 4; Support Our Boys Club 4: ECHO 4: CHALLENGE II.
NANCY Travels in a pair mind . . . dresses impish grin, devil
RAYMOND W. DAWSON "Ray" . . . at ease when the subject's cars . . . constant doodler . . . quiet . . . working man.
SUSAN DITTAMO . . . not afraid to speak her with taste . . . Suburban . . . within.
DONNA BARBARA DE SOCIO Contagious laugh . . . loves fun and life usually found in the middle of both . . . can't resist a mock . . . is it true blondes have more fun? Booster Club I; Folk Club I, 2: Class Treasurer 2; French Club 2; ECHO 2, 3, 4; Math Team 3; S.C.A. 3, 4; Prom Committee 3, 4; Jr.-Sr. Play 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Adv. French Club 4; CHALLENGE II, Feature Editor.
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SUSAN GALE DIXON •'Susie" . . . flair for the artistic . . . nonsensical sense of humor . . . warm smile . . . soft-spoken. Folk Club 1; Majorette Club 2; Prom Committee 3; Support Our Boys Club 4; Jr.-Sr. Play 4; CHALLENGE 27. \J
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GREGORY C. DIETZ "dreg" . . . studious . . . scientifically inclined . . . nice guy . . . enjoys watching the weather Meteorology Club 3, 4.
JAMES EDWARD DIMICK Always goofing off when you want him to be serious . . . travels in a pair . . . never rush him becuase he'll only go slower . . . should be more like him.
CHARLES P. DOTY Reading is the spice of life . . . scientific mind . . . math whiz . . . plays the brass . . . enjoys travelling. Concert Band I, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Marching Band 1. 2; Captain 3, Vice-Pres. 4; Brass Ensemble 3, 4; Basketball 3; Math Team 4.
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JANICE M. DOMANSKI Uncontrollable laugh . . . has a song for every occasion . . . pretty green eyes . . . day dreamer . . . a good listener if you have a problem. Booster Club 1; S.C.A. 3; ECHO 3, 4; Jr.-Sr. Play 4; Prom Committee 3, 4; Support Our Boys Club 4; CHALLENGE II; National Honor Society 4.
CAROL RUTH DURYEA Always does things at the last minute . . . poet . . . true blue friend- • • doesn't talk much . . . business school in the future. Girls' Intramurals 1, 4; Microbiology Club 2; ECHO 3, 4; Support Our Boys Club 4;Jr.Sr. Play 4; CHALLENGE II.
KATHRYN L. DOTY "Kathy" . . . willing to work . . . mature . . . says little but thinks much . . . will make a fine nurse. Chorus 1; Future Nurses Club 1, 2, 3, Treas. 4; Advanced French Club 4: Support Our Boys Club 4.
DONALD JAMES FERRARI No. l Bass in the Music Department . • . "I).I-'." . . . has an avid interest in drama . . . trivia expert . . . knowledgeable and serious student. ECHO, Business Manager I; Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Concert Band 2. 3, 4.
ANN FRANCES FIGUEROA Lives life to the fullest . . . soft spoken . . . a warm, sunny smile . . . neat and orderly . . . future teacher.
F.T.A. 1. 2. 3, 4; Girls' Intramruals 2, 4; Jr.-Sr. Play 4; Support Our Boys Club 4; CHALl ENGE II
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YVETTE MARION GERS Not an enemy in the world . . . unlimited sense of humor . . . "you goin' out?" . . . delights in small things . . . will enter the business world. Booster Club 1; Girls' Intranmrals J. 2; S.C.A. 1, 4; Prom Committee 3, 4; ECHO Typing Editor 3, 4; CHALLENGE H; National Honor Society 4.
BARBARA GOETZ "Barb" • • . always ready for a good time . . . never at a loss for words . . . her rriddle name is trouble . . . wants to be a beautician. Cheerleading 1.
RUTH ANN GALLACHER Always enjoys a good laugh . . . frank . . . budding linguist . . . independent thinker . . . dependable. French Club 2: F.T.A. 2, 4; Chorus 3; ECHO 4; Adv. French Club 3, 4; Support Our Boys Club 4.
JEANNE MARGARET GARVIN "Jeannie" . . . innocent instigator . . . voice from the back of the room . . . "What-a-ya kiddin' me?" . . . lunches uptown? Chorus 1, 4.
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MICHEAL JOSEPH GILL "Mike" . . . tall blonde and friendly . . . dynamite on the courts . . . quiet but watch those jokes . . . C.Y.O. basketball. Baseball 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2.
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MARK HENRY GRAMMERSTORF Loves music, especially if it's way out . . . cheerful but quiet . . . fishing and hunting enthusiast . . . plans on entering the Air Force. Track 1; Football J, 2; S.C.A. 1, 2.
PAUL W. GRASECK Willingness to please . . . kindly words for all . . . amiable nature . . . natural musician . . . talent for making people laugh. Wrestling 1: Cross Country 1, 2, 3, Co-Capt. 4; Track I, 2, 3, Co-Capt. 4; Indoor Track 2, 3, Co-Capt. 4; Class President 2: Key Club 2, Sec. 3, Vice-Pres. 4; S.C.A. Pres. 4; National Honor Society 4.
MADELENi; KATHERINE GRUBER "Mad" . . . happy character . . . drummer gal . . . sports fan . . . future elementary teacher. F.T.A. 1; German Club 2, 3; Advanced German Club 4; Marching Band 4.
KARL WILTON HARM AN Happiness is a pair of track s h o e s . . . easy going . . . varsity man . . . mid-west drall . . . sincere friend.
Wrestling 1;Football 1, 2; Indoor Track 2, 3, Co-Capt. 4; Track 1, 2, 3, Co-Capt. 4; Spanish Club Treas. 3: Prom Committee 3: Cross Country 3, Co-Capt. 4; Varsity Letterman's Club 3, 4.
MICHAEL EDWIN HEENEHAN "Mike" . . . enthusiastic soccer player . . . loves advanced math? . . . enjoys a good argument . . . takes life seriously. Wrestling 2: Spanish Club 3; Soccer 3, 4; Key Club 4; Debating Club 4.
MICHAEL E. GREINER "Big John" . . . says little but does much . . . our able football co-captain . . . anybody for fishing? . . . "Talk is cheap". Track I, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Letterman's Club 4, Vice-Pres. 3.
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R. GILBERT HOLLISTER "Gil" . . . lives in the art room . . . always ready with a joke . . . happy-go-lucky . . . hauling blue Plymouth, traded for "no-color Camaro . . . "don't cook tonight."
DAVID EDWARD HOPSON Amiable disposition . . . generous with time . . . never a dull moment . . . hurries slowly . . . "present". Football 1, 2, 4; Basketball 1. 3. 4; Track 1, 4.
YVONNE ELIZABETH HOLMES Ambitious . . . enjoys sewing . . . F.ngland swings . . . "frightening" . . . unique combination of sincerity, charm and humor. Blueprint 1; Tempo 1, 2: Triad Choral Group 1, 2; Spanish Club 2; Folk Dancing Club 2; Prom Committee 3: Colorguard 4; Debating Club4;Jr.-Sr. Play 4.
JANET ANN INGHAM Well dressed . . . sophisticated . . . "flower power" . . . expressive eyes . . . serious at the right moment. Booster Club 1; French Club 1, 2, Girls' Intramurals I, 4; Prom Committee 3, 4: Adv. French Club 3, Vice-Pres. 4; CHALLENGEII.
NANCY JEAN HOPPER "Nance" . . . quiet and shy . . . has a way with music . . . never an unkind word . . . plans to enter the world of work. Band 3, 4.
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LINDA ELIZABETH JOHNSON From colorguard to cheerleading . . . spring of life . . . sunshine in her heart and hair . . . unbeatable enthusiasm . . . future with a white cap. Gymnastic Club Treas. 1; Class Secretary 2; Colorguard 3; S.C.A. 3; Adv. French Club 3. Treas. 4; Future Nurses Club 4, Sec. 3; Prom Committee 3, 4; ECHO 3, 4; Support Our Boys Club 4; Cheerleading 4; CHALLENGE II, Senior Section Editor; National Honor Society 4.
ALLEN JAGER, JR. Likes drama and art . . . has no trouble falling asleep in class . . . slow walker . . . congenial . . . never in a hurry. Soccer 1; Basketball 1; Track 1; Photography Club I; French Club 1. 2; Physical Science Club 1; Adv. French Club 3: Jr.-Sr. Play 3, 4; Debating Club 4. PAUL R. JONES, III
"Jonesy" . . . a picture is worth a thousand words . . . quiet and knowledgeable . . . well mannered guy. but somewhat shy . . . bound to succeed. Track 1, 3; Key Club 1, 2, 3; Soccer 2; Indoor Track 3; National Honor Society 3. 4; Math Team 3, 4; Photography Club 4.
RICHARD ANDREW JELLIFFE "Rich" . . . great batting average . . . fast talker . . . car enthusiast . . . will continue schooling at R.C.A. Meteorology Club 2.
KAREN ANN KAISER Petite but powerful . . . will overcome all obstacles . . . lucky 83 . . . mischievous laugh . . . intended French major.
Booster Club 1; S.C.A. 2; ECHO 2; French Club 2, Prom Committee 3; Adv. French Club 3, 4.
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KAREN ANN KNAPP Dimples and big brown eyes . .. Bemidji's own . . . Charlie who'.' . . . loves little ones . . . open heart to all. Concert Band I, 2, 3; Orc/iestra 1, 3; Marching Band I, 2, 3, Sec. 4; F.T.A. 2;Gtr1s' Intramurals 3; S.C.A. 3, 4.
ELAINE KRAUSS Always on the move . . . talks for hours on the phone . . . cowboy hat and boots?? . . . energetic.
BRIAN KELLEY Wit and humor beyond compare . . . unassuming . . . high hitting pole vaulter . . . persistant . . . thoughtful and intelligent. Debating Club 1; Chorus 1; Photography Club 1; Track 2, 3, 4; Indoor Track 3, 4; Folk Club 4;JrSr. Play 4.
SUSANNE L. KLAPROTH Cheerleading with her girls . . . dreams of Florida . • . good dancer . . . only her hairdresser knows for sure! . . . future phys. ed. teacher. S.C.A. 1; Chorus I; French Club I, 2; Cheerleading 2, 3. Captain 4; Future Nurses, Club Vice-Pres. 3; Jr.-Sr. Play 4.
JOHN KOLODZIEJ Talks u p a s t o r m in U.S. II, or a n y w h e r e ! . . . cross-country's his s p o r t . . . set in his w a y s . . . an individualist.
Basketball 1, 2; Track 1, 3, 4; Cross-country I, 2, 3, 4; Indoor Track 3, 4; Math Team 3, 4; S.C.A. 4; Debating Club 4; National Honor Society 4.
RONALD LOVVRY LA BARRE Junior year import from Michigan . . . track man . . . the big tease . . suprisingly agreeable . . . ambitious. Basketball 3: Track 3, 4; Indoor Track 4; Jr.-Sr. Play 4.
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LOIS JANE LANGE Carefree . . . fun is her middle name . . . what's another chance'? . . . always smiling . . . LuLu?
FRANCES LOCKWOOD "Alice" . . . talk to her, and "see" more clearly . . . easy to know . . . full of philosophical phrases . . . "group mock". Gymnastics Club I: Band 1, 2; Orchestra 1. 2, 3; Spanish Club, Vice-Pres. 3: Prom Committee 3; Debating Club 4.
ROBERT ALLEN LONGSON Unlimited sense of humor . . . witty responses . . . never say die . . . classic ties! . . . likeable guy. Marching Band 1: Basketball Mgr. 1: Key Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer Mgr. 2; Wrestling 2; Track 2; Football 3; Prom Committee 3.
ROSELLA MARIA LENT " R o " . . . lost from class, found in the Girls' Room . . . alias: Spyke . . . silent laugh . . . "hey man!" Jr.-Sr. Play 4.
ELSIE E. LEE Loves to laugh . . . the bigger the book the better . . . likeable gal . . . always busy . . . hopes for a biology major. Biology 2; Intramurals 4; F.T.A. 4; Jr.-Sr. Plav 4; Support Our Boys Club 4; ECHO 4; CHALLENGE II.
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DENNIS MAAS Fun-loving . . . always talking . . . loves the girls . . . independent . . . bound for college. Football Mgr. I, 2; Golf Club 2; German Club 2, 3;Jr.-Sr. Play 4.
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NANCY LOUISE LUKE Warm smile for all . . . faithful twirler constant giggler . . . Dairy Queen forever! friendly.
Majorette Club I; Majorette 2, 3, 4.
THOMAS R. MAHER "Mauer" . . . the ability to get into mischief and never get caught . . . the gift of wit .. . person to see when spirits are low . .. a happy grin. Football 1, 2. 3, 4; Wrestling 3, 4; Varsity Letterman's Club 3, 4.
NANCY LYNN MARTIN Sophistication with ;i spark . . . bright smile . . . full of encouragement . . . "Anybody need a ride'.'" . . . she'll be everyone's favorite teacher. Future Nurses Club 1; Marching Band 1, 2; French Club 1, 2; F.T.A. 2, 3, 4; Support Our Boys Clu b 4.
BARBARA LYNN MADER Talkative . . . her blue eyes and blond hair adu color to her classes . . . spirit is her middle name . . . full of energy. Booster Club 1; Pep Club 2: Prom Committee 3, 4: Support Our Boys Club 4; CHALLENGE II.
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ROBERT B. McEWAN "Mac" . . . nonchalant individual . . . "no kiddin' " . . . industrious worker . . . gets along with everyone. Football 1, 2; Trade and Industry Fres. 4.
MICHEAL H. McCRACKEN "Mike" . . . Senior acquisition from New Mexico . . . seasoned traveller . . . seen but not heard . . . a hard worker.
NANCY JEAN McCULLOUCJH Quiet and reserved . . . Pittsburgh Pirates and Mounds bars forever! . . . patience to spare . . . a smile and a kind word . . . nice to know. F.T.A. 1, 2; Library Council 1. Pres. 2: Treas. 3; Adv. French Club 4.
KATHERINE ANNE MILLS "Kathy" . . . ever present smile, nature to match . . . kindness with a capital K . . . loves horses . . . deserving of the best. ECHO I. 2, Feature Editor 3, 4; Girls' Intramurals 2; Jr.-Sr. Play 3; CHALLENGE; Prom Committee 3, 4; S.C.A. 3, Recording Sec. 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; CHALLENGE II. PAUL RICHARD MESSNER Constant Friendliness . . . always a word or two of encouragement . . . undying optimism . . . belief in the good of man . , . the pen is mightier than the sword. Symposium 1. 2; Chorus I. 3; Library Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchester 2, 3, 4; Gennan Club, Treas. 2; S.C.A. 2. Parliamentarian 4; Jr.-Sr. Play 3. 4; ECHO 3, News Editor 4; French Club 4; Support Our Boys Club 4; CHALLENGE II; National Honor Society 4. *=*
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DEBORAH LEE MORONE Her heart is trimmed in blue and white . . . speaks her mind . . . anything as long as it's pink . . . dependable . . . sentimental. French Club 2; S.C.A. 2; Prom Committee 3, 4; Adv. French Club, Sec. 3, Pres. 4: Class Treas. 3, 4; ECHO 3, 4; Support Our Bovs Club 4; Jr.-Sr. Play 4; CHALLENGE II.
SYLVIA NATKLLI "Syl" . . . bashful manner . . . musically inclined . . . loves to draw . . . wants to be a commercial artist.
THOMAS RICHARD MULVEY, JR.
JEFFREY B. NAZZARO "Heaver'" . . . never catch him working . . . fast man with the jokes . . . helpful disposition . . . free and easy. Baseball 1.
MARGUERITE ANN MONDELLO "Marg" . . . faithful class vice-pres. for three years . . . happiness is a fresh cookie . . . warm personality . . . a truer friend is hard to find. S.C.A. 1; Orchestra 1: F.T.A. 2, Treas. 1, 3, 4; Class Vice president 2. 3, 4; Spanish Club 3; Prom Committee 3, 4; ECHO 3, Exchange Editor 4; CHALLENGE II; Jr.-Sr. Plav 3.
NICHOLAS M. MORABITO Always ready with a funny line . . . levelheaded . . . great friend . . . big tease . . . love is grand on the big stone porch? Baseball I, 2, 4.
lun-loving spirit . . . "'Where's the p a r t y ? " . . . an e y e for p r e t t y girls . . . devil may care . . . a m o t o r bike is o n e of t h e finer things in life.
Football 2, Track 2; Indoor Track 3; French Club 3; S.C.A. 3; Prom Committee 3, 4; Jr.-Sr. Plav 3, 4;ECHO 3, Sports Editor 4.
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DAVID ALEXANDER NELSON "Dave" . . . small package of dynamite . . . never sits still . . . once he starts talking he never stops . . . seen in the most peculiar places. Band 1. 2; Orchestra 1, 2; Wrestling 3, 4.
VALERIE BLANCHE NICHOLS Competent colorguard captain . . . terror behind the wheel . . . . can be heard wherever you go . . . devilish sense of humor . . . hopes for a future in music.
French Club 1; Gymnastics Club 1; Majorette 1; S.C.A. I, 3; Adv. French Club 4, Treas. 3; Chorus 3, 4; Prom Committee 3, 4; Colorguard 3, Captain 4: ECHO 3, 4; F.T.A. 4:
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"Occh" . . . man with a thousand faces . . . lively sense of humor . . . will continue his educationa at dental technology school.
PATRICIA MARGARKT O'NEILL "Pat" . . . strives to do her best . . . nonsense and common sense . . . striking blue eyes . . . spiced with happiness. CHALLENGE II.
LINDA SUE NELSON Shy look of innocence . . . Waldwick High's Twiggy . . . "I'm cold." . . . sewing and art rank high . . . loves the 1'laids.
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RAYMOND VAN PAJARI Good natured likeable guy . . . always ready for a laugh . . . easy smile . . . mild of manner . . . mischief maker. Baseball I.
WILLIAM CRAIG ORTHMANN "Billy" • . ."reputation for friendliness and kindness . . . very conscientious . . . fantastic memorv for dates.
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CAROLYN MARIE OTT ""Twinkle fingers'.'" . . . wields a wicked paint brush . . . full of ideas . . . once a friend, always a friend . . . a chatterbox with brains.
French Club 1, 2; Prom Committee 3; Adv. French Club .?, 4; Chorus 3. 4; Sational Honor Society 3, 4; Support Our Boys Club 4; CHALLENGE II.
CHER] ANNPERNO A bit of seriousness, a bit of fun . . . sweet and petite . . . reserved and poised . . . flair for femininity. Majorette Cluh 1. 2; Prom Committee 3; Support Our Boys Club 4; CHALLENGE II.
AUGUST PAUL, JR. "Augie" . . . school makes him tired . . . work's a pain . . . music is a love . . . quiet talker but a nice personality.
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JANICE H I RICK "Jan" . . . fondness for friends . . . enjoys life . . . sweet personality . . . genuine interest in people.
ANGELINA FIR RONE "Angie" . . . speaks softly, smiles sweetly . . . bashful . . . ready to help . . . plans career as a beautician.
BETSY PFLOMM Our commuting student . . . always on the go . . . she loves her music . . . has her own opinions . . . let the good times roll. Cheerleading Club 2; French Club 2.S.C.A. 2, 1'reas. 3', Adv. French Club 3; Colorguard 3.
JOHN S. POPE
Amiable and sincere . . . devoted soccer player . . , true Warrior . . . works hard without sacrificing a good time. Basketball I; Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club I, 2: Adv. French Club 3, 4; Varsitv Lettcnnan's Club 4.
JANICE ELLEN PETZOLD Always ready with a helping hand . . . unique and inquisitive . . . never forgets? . . . brilliant future in every aspect.
S.C.A. 1, 2, 4; Math Team 2, 3, 4; Cheerleading 3; CHALLENGE; Sports Queen 3; Jr.-Sr. Play 3, 4; National Honor Society 3. 4; CHALLENGE II, Asst. Editor.
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ROBERT ALLEN PREIS Devilish at heart . . . nice dresser . . . football and wrestling are his sports . . . fun to be with . . . girls, girls, girls! Baseball 1, 2; Football I, 2, 4; Wrestling 3, 4; Varsity Letterman's Club 4.
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DIANK PURDY Last of the great fuii seekers, but not the least . . . loves a good time and always finds one . . . brightens the day . . . "Lucky Girl". Dance Club 2; Girls' lntramruals 2, 3.
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HELEN RITA POST Shy "til you get to know her . . . quiet "til you listen to her . . . future ski champ? . . . willing to listen . . . "parlez-vous francais?"
F.T.A. I, 4; French Club 2; Chorus 3; Prom Committee 3; Adv. French Club 3, 4; S.C.A. 4 ; S u p p o r t O u r Boys C l u b 4 ; C H A L L E N G E II.
SHELDON JOHN POTTKR "Shell" . . . camera bug . . . C.B. radio ham . . . rock climber . . . even tempered. Ham Radio Club I, Pres. 2; Physical Science Club 3, 4; Photography 4; CHALLENGE II.
MERRILL FREDERICK REESE Mischievous ways... deceptively shy manner . . . good friend . . . the hunter . . . plans to become an airplane pilot.
Cross Country 1.
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ROSEMARIE E. RICCARD1 " R o s e " . . . sparkling twirler . . . a pleasure to be with . . . a ready smile . . . nice a n d n a t u r a l , naturally nice.
Majorette Club 1, 2; Majorette Support Our Boys Club 4.
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NICHOLAS LEONARD RINALDI "Greek" . . . always seen with the guys basketball's his sport . . . nice guy, kind of shy . . . future plans include college. Basketball 3, 4; Baseball 4.
DIANE IRENE ROGKRS Pint-size package of pep . . . willing to do her share a n d m o r e . . . valuable sparkle that never dies.
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ROBERT PATRICK ROSELLI Sly eyes . . . never worries . . . life comes and goes . . . never rushes . . . he's involved in anything mischievous. Tennis 2; Library Council 2.
WINDY LEE RJETHER Little girl with a big heart . . . peppy cheerleader . . . blushes charmingly . . . devil in disguise . . . impish laugh. Class Treasurer 1; Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerlcading Club 2; French Club 2; S.C.A. 3; Adv. French Club 3, 4; Jr.-Sr. Plav I 4; CHALLENGE II.
WILLIAM S. ROBERTS "Bush" . . . intensive thinker with a slow smile . . . takes his work seriously . . . irked by dumb people . . . avid hooper. Baseball 1; Soccer 1, 2; Basketball I, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Letterman '& Club 3, 4; Football 4.
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DIANE BARBARA ROSEN •lI)i" . . . considerate . . . "gosh" . . . enjoys working with arts and crafts . . . hopes for a career in art. Knitting Club 1. Support Our Boys Club 4.
CONOSCAl MDI Quiet but not unknown . . . wrestling's his choice . . . a good sport . . . sensible . . . quite a guy. Track 1; Football i, 2; Wrestling 1, 2, 3. 4.
MICHEAL M. RUTLER Waldwick's 1'icasso . . . never seen without his security scarf . . . our dependable campaign poster man . . . quiet manner covers a deep thinker. Track 2, 3; Indoor Track J: ECHO 3; Soccer 3, 4; CHALLENGE II, Cover Editor.
SANDRA JEAN SCHABILON G e n e r o u s . . . c o u r t e o u s t o all . . . intelligent . . . a t t r a c t i v e . . . nice gal t o k n o w .
Support Our Boys Club 4. JOHN ANTHONY SANDER Good-natured . . . a distinctive walk . . . enjoys modern music . . . seen but not heard.
Football 1.
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DENISE MARY SCHADE Cheerful and friendly . . . different from the Other half . . . always a smile . . . high spirited . . . future holds college plans. Majorette Club 1; French Club 1. 2; Adv. French Club 3, 4; Prom Committee 3, 4'
CHALLENGE II. JAMES WARREN SEVERS "Jim'' . . . prized possession is his Yamaha 305 . . . an asset to our soccer team . . . lots of personality . . . photography bug. Chorus 1: Photography Club I, 2, 3; 4; Kev Club 2, 3, 4; Soccer 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 3; ECHO 3; CHALLENGE II, Photography Co-Edit or. STEPHANIE MARY SCHADI Generally speaking, she's generally speaking . . . stylish dresser . . . nervousness plus . . . outstanding in sports . . . future secretary. French Club I, 3; Girls' Intramurals 3: Prom Committee 3; Jr.-Sr. Plav 3, 4; CHALLENGE II. PATRICIA MARY SHARP "Pat" . . . short on hair hut long on personality . . . nimble with a thimble . . . friendly to all . • . sights set on a white cap. Girls'Intramurals 1. 3.S.C.A. 2, 3. 4; Spanish Club 3: Prom Committee 3: Chorus 3;ECHO 3, 4; National Honor Society 3. 4; Future Nurses Club 4: G.A.A., Corresponding Sec. 4: CHALLENGE II. BILL SCHOCKLIN Senior Commanderin-Chief . . . constant cheerfulness . . . winning smile . . . wittiness of words . . . the name's 13ill! Band 1; Football I; French Club 2: Photography Club, Pres. 2; Key Club 2, 3, Treas. 4: Boys State 3; Class President 3, 4; Jr.-Sr. Play 3, 4; Physical Science Club 4; CHALLENGE II, Photography Co-editor 4; National Honor Society 4.
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THOMAS EUGENE SPECHT Strong in mind and body . . . takes things in stride . . . enigmatic . . . pensive . . . will enter the business world.
LEE ANN SHIPHORST Worry is her way . . . always in the library . . . mathematically inclined . . . diligent worker . . . common sense in solving problems. F. I. A. I, 3, 4; Library 1, 2, 4; Pres. 3.
JOSEPH G. SKURNA "Joe" . . . ready to talk if he thinks you are . . . interested in electronics . . . music maker.
Track 1, 2; Basketball 2, 3.
TI RUTH TERESA SNYDER Quiet . . . "Madame Librarian" . . . ambitious . . . longs for the hills of West Vir ginia . . . art-minded.
French Club 1, 2; Library Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls' Intramruals 1, 2, 3, 4; Folk Club 2; Chorus 2. 3; Prom Committee 3, 4; S.C.A. 4;
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JOHN SPINELLA "Scoop" . . recent St. Lukes transfer . . . drummer . . unbelievable laughter . . . plans for college. Football I, 2; Track 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4.
WILLIAM STACK;
Smart dresser . . . "oh-for who's sake'.'" . . . quick tempered . . . loves those half days . . . family man. S.C.A. I; Baseball 1; Football 1, 2; Trade and Industry Secretary 4.
SHIRLEY ANN STASNY
"Shirl" . . . always smiling and happy . . . nice singing voice . . . high stepping majorette captain . . . 1'aterson State bound. Majorette Club I, 2; French Club 1. 2: S.C.A. 2: Majorette 2. 3, Captain 4; Chorus 3; Adv. French Club 3. Sec. 4; National Honor Socien* 3, 4; F. I.A. 4;Jr.-Sr. Play 4.
DEBORAH TAMAGNI Always ready for a good time . . . kept busy with distributive ed . . . casual 'n' carefree . . . takes things as they come.
CAROL LYNN TANIS " T a n " . . . live each day as though it were your last . . . love that Mustang . . . expressive personality . . . all the worlds a stage.
Class Vice-President 1; Chorus 1: Booster Club I; Dance Club 1; Cheerleading 2: Prom Committee 3; Support Our Boys Club, Pres. 4.
RICHARD A. STASKO "Richie" . . . cars and girls rate high . . . mischief under his mask of innocence . . . always a gentleman . . . willing to help others.
Class President 1; Photography Club 1: Football I, 2; Folk Club 2, 3; Trade and Industry Vice Presiden t 4.
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JAMES ROBERT TERLEMEZIAN "Jimbo" .
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good friend t o all . . . who's that singing in the hall'.'.' . . . big b r o w n eyes and a w a r m smile.
loot hall 1. 2. 3, 4.
VALERIE ELIZABETH TORMEY Happy-go-lucky . . . the term! . . . love those hoys . . . oh. that giggle! . . . dangerous in the chem lab. Cheerleading I: Choms 1, 2; French Club I, 2: Prom Commiteee 3; Adv. French Club 3, 4; Jr.-Sr. Play 4; CHALLENGE II.
MARIE ANTOINETTE TOSTO "Kee" . . . always on the go . . . "You big idiot!" . . . devil with a halo . . . dreamy eyes.
Class Secretary /. Cheerleading Cheerleading 1, 2, J.
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ROSE MARIE TRAYNOR "Mickey" . . . proud of her heritage . . . devil with the blue eyes . . . one good turn deserves another and vise-versa .. . church is the state. Future Nurses Club I. 2.
BARBARA JOAN TIDDES "Darby" . . . enjoys living . . . her friendship and fun are greatly valued . . . general elementary major at l'aterson State.
Majorette Club 1; Future Homemakers Club 2; Prom Committee 3: F.'/'.A. 3, 4; Support Our Hoys Club 4: CHALLENGE II.
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LOUISE ANN VECCHIARFLLO Silence has its qualities . . . diligent stu dent . . . thorough worker . . . quiet and pensive . . . future elementary teacher.
Booster Club I; Future Ho me makers Club 2; Spanish Club 3: F.T.A. .?, 4; ECHO 3, 4; Support Our Boys Club 4; CHALLENGE II; National Honor Society 4.
KATHKRINI ELIZABETH TURICK Warm, friendly smile . . . a ready listener . . . conscientious . . . efficient and reserved in the classroom . . . folksinger.
F.T.A. 1; Folk Club 2, 3; Chorus 3; Spanish Club Sec. 3; Prom Committee 3, 4; Jr.Sr. Play 3, 4; Class Secretary 3. 4; National Honor Society 3. 4; ECHO 3. Advertising Mgr. 4; CHALLENGE 11.
BARBARA LYNN VAN ECK Michigan, second to none . . . pulls teeth in her spare time . . . honesty is a virtue . . . lover of the outdoors . . . an alto nightingale.
Gymnastics Club 1: S.C.A. 1, 2; Girls' Intramurats 2. 3: Chorus 3, 4; National Honor Society 3. 4; Adv. French Club 4: CHALLENGE II, Faculty Editor.
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RAYMOND WFBL-R
At ease with the world . . . adept converstaionalist .. . wants his shin-guards bronzed . . . all he wants is snow to ski . . . headed for the top.
"Weebo" . . . devil in his eyes . . . loves a laugh and a good time . . . magnetic personality . . . soccer and track addict. Wrestling 1, 2; S.C.A. I. 2; Soccer 1. 2, 3, 4; Key Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Indoor Track 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Varsity Lettennan's Club 3, 4.
Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; ECHO 2, 3. 4; Key Club 3, 4; Adv. French Club 3. 4; Prom Committee 3, 4; S.C.A. 4: Debating Club 4; Support Our Boys Club 4; Jr.Sr. Play 4; CHALLENGE II.
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DAVID ALLEN WILLIAMS "Willy" . . . silence is one man's virtue . . . hidden mischief . . . kind to all . . . loves sports. Baseball 1; Football 1. 2, 3, 4; Indoor Truck 3, 4; Track 3, 4.
JANE ELLEN WILSON Crystal blue eyes . . . never hesitates to lend a hand . . . sweetness comes easy . . . valuable friend . . . deep dimples. Majorette Club I; French Club 2; S.C.A. 3; Future Nurses Club 3; Adv. French Club 3, 4; F.'l'.A. 3, 4; Prom Committee 4; Support Our Boys Club 4; Jr.-Sr. Play 4; ECHO 4; CHALLENGE II.
JAMES BRUCE WEBSTER "Newt" . . . car fanatic . . . adventurous nature . . . smart dresser . . . knows where it's at.
AMANDA JANE WESCOTT "Mandy" . . . takes life with gentle ease . . . California girl . . . vivacious cheerleader . . . flair for fashion. Booster Club 1; Cheerleading Club 2; Cheerleading I, 3, 4, Capt. 2; Prom Committee 3, 4: Jr.-Sr. Play 4; CHALLENGE II.
JAMES GERARD WILLIAMS Teasing's a must . . . enjoys a good time . . . can talk his way in or out of anything . . . yesterday's homework tomorrow. Basketball 1, 2; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3.
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GAIL ELEANOR WINDER Easy to like, fun to know . . . always in he halls . . . a born driver'?! . . . seldom seen alone . . . unpredictable.
Chorus 1: Dance Club 1; Pep Club 1, 2; Prom Committee 3, 4; French Club 3, 4; S.C.A. 4; Jr.-Sr. Play 4; Action Committee 4; CHALLENGE II.
ROBERT DOUGLAS YAGER Thrives on an intellectual challenge . . . argumentative . . . Speaker of the House . . . strong convictions . . . distinctive personality. Indoor Track I, 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer I, 2, 3, 4; Chess Club 2; Math Team 3, 4; Adv. French Club 4; S.C.A. Vice-Pres. 4; National Honor Society 3, 4.
KATHLEEN MARIE ZACCO Clowning ways . . . Athletic, more athletic, most athletic . . . at home behind the wheel . . . first G.A.A. President . . . pleasant personality. Girts' Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4;Prom Committee 3, 4; G.A.A., Pres. 4; CHALLENGE II, Sports Co-Editor.
KENNETH J. ZOCCOLI "Zeke" . . . unassuming, reserved smile . . . calm and collected . . . undefeatable . . . fool ball and wrestling enthusiast. Chess Club 1; Track I. 2, 3, 4; Football I. 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 2, 3, TriCapt. 4; French Club 2; S.C.A. 3; Prom Committee 3;Jr.-Sr. Play 3; Varsity Letterman's Club 3, Pres. 4: CHALLENGE II, Sports Co-Editor.
DARIEN JAY ZOPPO "Diz" . . . Lincoln Center is his first love . . . "strange, very strange!" . . . faire du ski . . . shades of black. Cross Country 1, 3; Track 1, 2. 3. 4: Key Club 2, 3, 4, N.J. District Bulletin Editor 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; CHALLENGE II, Editor-in-Chief.
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A Midsummer Night's Dream By William Shakespeare
"Funny how high school doth age one so. "
'How I dote on thee. "
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Masters of modern and baroque music provided the strains to which Waldwick High School's student-players presented their first Shakespearean production. "A Mid-Summer Night's Dream". Bizarre, sensational, almost enthralling, the make-up and costumes gave the audience a feeling of fantasy, and of the supernatural. Sparkling, airy, and scintillating were the stage settings and the performances of the Junior and Senior Class members. Rapidly and smoothly the drama flowed from scene to scene, from act to act, making lull use of "the Bard of Avon's" genius in drama. The simplicity of form in stage setting lent itself to rapid entrances and exits, and helped to heighten the effect of sensational-looking dramatis personae. Weeks and months of preparation on the part ol~ many culminated in a thrilling, artful, sparkling presentation.
Mr. Eugene Prandato as Oberon.
Cast and Credits Theseus, Duke of Athens Thomas Mulvey Hippolyta, betrothed to Theseus Rosella Lent ligeus. lather to Hermia Ronald LaBarre Hermia, in love with Lysander Janice Petzold Demetrius, in love with Hermia Nicholas Buro Lysander, in love with Hermia Robert Yager Helena, in love with Demetrius Darlene Mutchko Quince, a Carpenter Brian kelley Bottom, a Weaver Robert Bonezek Snug, a Joiner Bill Schocklin Flute, a Bellows-mender Thomas Sinno Snout, a Tinker Allen Jager Starveling, a Tailor Dennis Maas Puck, or Robin Goodfellow James Mandel Oberon, King of the Spirit World Mx. Eugene Prandato Titania, Queen of the Spirit World Valerie Tormey Peaseblossom, Spirit Christine Borcsik Cobweb, Spirit Suzy Wilkinson Moth, Spirit Nadine Mabie Mustardseed, Spirit Renee Coveney Philostrate Paul Messner The Changeling Child Laurence Mills Spirits attending on Oberon and Titania. . . John kolod/riej. Robert Vanek, Kenneth Zoccoli, Dale Cater, Donna DeSocio, Ruth Habennann, Susanne Klaproth, Wendy Riethei Attendants on Theseus and Hippolyta Glenn Becker, Lane Bryant, Howard Reed Costumes & Make-up by Frances Haase, Janet Ingham assisted by Dale Cater. Mildred Demartini, Yvonne Holmes, Nancy McCullough, Karen Kaiser Scenic effects & properties by Mrs. Frances Haase, Mr. John Zacco, Glenn Becker, Mildred Demartini, Yvonne Holmes, Nadine Kaptelian, Susan Rich, Ruth Snyder. Ray Weber, 1 ric llillebrenner. Roger LaBarre Prompters Karen Ross, Sandra Sankowich. Ruth Snyder
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Sharon Reardon was selected by the Waldwick High School Athletic Booster Association as the 1968 Sports Queen. Denise Coolong, Devon Beals, Kathy Biegel and Barbara Cook were chosen as members of her court. Approximately 15 girls in all competed for the title on the night of October 26. Sharon and the four members of her court were judged on the basis of poise, appearance, and clarity of expression in answering a particular question each was asked.
The Coronation Ceremony was held on November 11 before the home football game against Northern Valley Regional H.S. Sharon received the crown that marks the beginning of her reign and each of the girls received flowers from the Boosters Association.
An excited court awaits the ride downfield for the coronation.
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ROW 1: Susan Duryea, Janet Streckwald. ROW 2: Saudi Young, Gail Thurkauf, Kathy Lewis, Joyce Picard. ROW 3: Gayle Brown, Carol Gneiding, Val Nichols. Sue Mile, Yvonne Holmes.
Color Guard Crisply, in perfect formation, the Color Guard marches onto the field, and the football season begins anew. With the cold precision of a well-oiled machine, the squad presents the colors to the spectators, and to the fateful afternoon sky. Serving as the guardain of the national flag, and the high school banner, the Color Guard lends an air of seriousness to an exciting event. At the half-time the squad appears again, lending the precision for which it is noted to the entertaining "entr'acte". The panorama of field, sky and humanity is genuinely entranced by the presence of the Color Guard.
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Majorettes Carolyn Antoine, Sharon Lewis, Joyce Grippo, Debbie Lee, Rosemarie Riccardi, Nancy Luke, Barbara Cook, Karen Axberg. KNEELING: Shirley Stasny.
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Rosemarie Riccardi
Contributing greatly to the half-time excitement of every football game, Waldwick High School's Majorettes are a bit of magic, a fletting moment of grace in the midst of a pitched battle. With undying spirit and implicit form and style, the squad graces the field during its all-too-brief performances, lending fuel to the fires of school spirit.
Marching Band
Mr. Laurent Gareau directs the band.
Band leader: Bob Bonczek
Autumn air, crisp in its own right, is suddenly warmed and enriched by that magical quantity, music. The Waldwick High School marching Band is liquid, yet regimented, as it flows onto the playing field. The colors and sounds of the day lend themselves to an overall effect of enthusiasm, of determination, of vitality, and the band is prime contributor to that effect. The closely-knit, mechanically timed unit performing before the spirited crowd is not a product of some spontaneous reaction. Rather, the complex formations, for the spectators' benefit and enjoyment, have been developed over hours and days, and weeks. Planning the movements of many bodies in unison is the prime task of the band captain, who is responsible for the impressive show of spirit which greets each game crowd. As the season, the team performances, the great plays and rainy days fade into memory, so does the image of the band mingle in the mind with golden colors and vibrant tones.
SENIOR HIGH BAND: ROW 1: Cheryl Hennig, Brenda Bergstrom, Deborah Smith, Christine McGinn, Karen Cook, Marcy Lockwood. ROW 2: Greg Romanowski, Laura Aspiotis, Susan Lottes, Cathy DiMonico, John Grany, Bob Honczek, Mark Russo, Jack Cater, Albert Lee. ROW 3: Teri Bendit, Eugene Beni, Karen Sherman, Art Van Eck, Charles Doty, Bob Wirth, Mark Duston, Nancy Steinberger, Betty Grieve, Doris Maguire. ROW 4: Mike Andrews, Ralph Tuomala, Ann Varsho, James Pope, Thomas Denniston, Patricia McGoldrick, John May, Jeff Rogers. STANDNG: James Galletly, Joseph Agugliaro, Mike Zdanek.
JUNIOR HIGH BAND: ROW I: Pamela Rosano, Ann Serviss, Laura Sorenson, Barbara Hennig, Ellen Carlson, Ellen Sam, Maureen Brannigan, Valerie Wong Wah. Dianne McGinn, Patricia Sorber. ROW 2: Donald Ireland, Michael larsho, Wayne Ferrell, Ruth Gerster, Ruth Hellmich, Maryann Duggan, Terry Graham, Kurt Roberts, Joseph Bntncino, Joseph Aiosa, John Carfello, Cheryl Volkart. ROW 3: Michael Hoard, Christopher Duston, Robert Komsa, Alan Jackson, Gary I'anHassent, Tom May, Vanessa Henshall, Mike O'Connor, Douglas Nordstrom. Mike Korolevich. ROW 4: Jeff Rogers, Marie Winterburg. Mike Andrews, Bradley Morris, Bill Heenahan, Ralph Tuomala, Kevin Van Dyke, Richard Garrabaccio STANDING: Marian LaPlante, Keith Thibodeau. Deborah A brains.
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SENIOR HIGH: ROW 1: Debbie Smith, June Colombo, Peggy Sober, Julie Borsiek. Dale Cater, Donna Waters, Laurie Christman, Diane Wedcnyer. ROW 2: Brenda Bergstrom, Cheryl Hennig, Sue Lottes, Kathy DiMonico, Bob Bonczek, AlbertLee.ROW3: Jim Galletly, JoeAgugliaro, Mike '/danek. Nancy Steinberger, Mark Duston, PaulMessner, Jack Cater, Karen Sherman. Bob Wirth, Don Ferrari.
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JUNIOR HIGH: ROW 1: Nancy DcBlock, Sharon Hermann, Michele J'orto. Mary Ann Cenno, Kim Anthony. Evelyn Beeker. ROW 2: Michelle Duggan, Angela Reischel, Betsy MeClain, Valerie WongWah, Ruth llellmieh, Mary Ann Duggan, Satasha Saja, Gail Manahan, Deborah Abrams. ROW 3: Gary VanHassent, Bradley Morris, Thomas May, Marie Wintenburg, Ralph Tuomala. Jeffrey Rogers. STANDING: Kevin Thibudeau, Marian LaMante, Carol Christman. 76
SENIOR HIGH ROW I: Kathy Rosen, Duty Sermeus, Darlene Mutchko, Shirley Stasny. ROW 2: Linda Exum, Barb Van lick, Jean Garvin, Pat Williams. ROW 3: Sue Dixon, Yvonne Holmes, Roni Aiosa, Carolvn Ott.
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JUNIOR HIGH ROW I: Wanda Spayd, Rose Vitolo. ROW 2: Cynthia Hughes, Steve Manley, Karen Lang. ROW 3: Joe Canino. Eugene Banta. Steve Gallacher. ROW 4: Sandy Ilellmieh, Kathy Fearon, Kathy Rippon. Barbara Exum. ROW 5: Carol Denniston. Karen Hansen. Marion Rooney. Yanja Xalson. Eileen Wrocklagc. ROW b: Regina I'uri, Joanne Porter. Kathy Kay, Loretta Atkins, Janice Dursema. Milagres Rivera, Andrea Bergstrom.
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Challenge II
Daricn Zoppo Editor-in-Chief, Bob Bonczek Manager, Janice Petzold Assistant Editor.
Business
Possibly the greatest contribution a graduating class leaves to the student body, and to posterity, is the yearbook. Throughout the year this puzzle is formed, drawing its constituent parts from the myriad features of school life. Pictorially depicting the year's history, Challenge II is the greatest tangible contribution the Class of 1968 will make to the high school . . . a dossier, a conglomeration, a montage, a diary. It is the product of months of effort on the part of a number of members of the Senior Class, and of their yearbook advisor. It presents, in painfully concentrated form, all the programs, people, and problems connected with the last year of our class's presence here at Waldwick High School. The yearbook's goal is not to give a picture of the school as a public relations brochure might. It is not designed as a curriculum guide. Rather, it is a depiction of the high school, and of those who populate it those who make it what it is. -
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SENIOR SECTION STAFF, ROW I: Sandi Young, Jane Wilson, Linda Johnson - Editor, Ruth Gallacher. ROW 2: Kathy Mills, Yvette Gers, Jan Domanski, Marguerite Mondello, Debbie Morone.
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FACULTY STAFF: ROW 1: Debbie Brown, Nancy McCullough, Barb VanEck, Editor; Carolyn Ott. ROW 2: Carol Duryea, Elsie Lee, Sue Dixon, Paul Messner, Roni Aiosa, Bob Vanek.
FEATURES STAFF: ROW 1: Mandy Wescott, Carolyn Ott, Donna DeSocio, Editor; Debbie Morone. ROW 2: Yvette Gers, Wendy Reither, Jan Domanski.
SPORTS STAFF: Lane Bryant, Kathy Zacco; Ken Zoccoli, Editor.
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PA TRONS & ADS STAFF: ROW 1: Diane Bladen Yvette Gers. ROW 2: Cheri Perno, Sue Dixon.
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Clubs & Organizations Staff: Paul Messner, Nick Bum
Editor, Bob Vanek.
LAYOUT & DESIGN STAEF: Louise Vecchiarello, Barbara Tiddes, Judy Callahan, Carolyn Ott, Yvette Gers, Denise Coolong-Editor: Kathy Mills, Jan Domanski, Diane Rogers, Debbie Morone.
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COVER EDITOR: Mike Rutler
TYPING STAFF: Linda Johnson, Debbie Morone, Yvette Gers, Cheri Perno, Sue Dixon, Jan Domanski, Elsie Lee, Sandi Young, Carol Duryea.
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MUSIC MAKERS: Carolyn Ott. Bob Bonczek
CLASS PHILOSOPHERS: Frances Lockwood, Robert Yager.
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POPULAR POLITICIANS Carol Tanis and Paul Messner
PERSONALITY PLUS Richard Stasko and Denise Coolong
CLASS ARTISTS Mildred Demartini and Mike Rutler
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CONTRIBUTED MOST TO WHS Judy Callahan, Paul Graseck
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VERSATILE Linda Johnson, Darien Zoppo
MOST STUDIOUS Kath y Mills, Paul Jones
MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Debbie Morone, Karl Harman
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The Echo Vol. V, 1968
Editor, Judy Callahan; Advisor, Mrs. Volpe
Mark Duston, Bob Morrisey, Jim McCullough
FEATURE STAFF: ROW 1: Diane Monahan. Mary Nallin, Kathy Mills, Feature Editor: Claudia Sievert, Wanda Calvello. ROW 2: Joyce Picard, Sue Wilkinson, Jeanne Wilcox, Diane Ross, Stephanie Drop, Nancy Jafargian, Joan Morrell, Devon Beals. ROW 3: Pam Smith, Joanne Beresky, Pat Morbelli, Carol Gneiding, Saudi Young, Debbie Morone. ADVERTISING Kathie Turick.
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Waldwick High School's official student publication, The Echo, strives to uphold basic journalistic principles. In upholding these standards, the newspaper endeavors to provide students with a source of information, entertainment, and recognition. In addition to serving as a reservoir of major and minor
news and items of interest. The Echo is used as a •'sounding board" by students through the "Letters to the liditor" column, an invaluable part of any newspaper. In as many ways as possible the high school newspaper attempts to reach all students.
SPORTS STAFF: Susan Weber. Karen Cook. Terry Mulvey. Jim Mandell, Eric Hillebrenncr. TYPING STAFF: Debbie Morone, Yvette Gers, Linda Johnson, Saudi Young, Jan Domanski.
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"A Midwinter Night's Dream"
'So glad you could come to my party. "
Waldwick's Senior Prom was "'A Midwinter Night's Dream" come true on February 20th. The cast of this fantasy arrived before the backdrop of Tammy Brook Country Club at nine o'clock, and the festivities continued until two. At midnight, the spotlight was focused on Waldwick's Honorable Mayor. Emmet B. Johnson, who crowned the King and Queen and announced the Royal Court. The evening ended with a Hurry of good wishes, happy smiles and tired feet. No one turned into a pumpkin.
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"Don 't point that thing at me!"
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THE ROYAL COURT: Tom Maker, Gayle Brown. Ken Zoccoli, Kathic Turick, King Lane Bryant, Queen Denise Coolong. Glenn Becker. Suzanne Klaproth. Bill Schocklin. Debbie Morone.
The Crowning Glory
"I can see where I'm not wanted. "
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. . . And Then There Are Those Who Have Done Just A Little Bit More: Lectures, tapes, films and constant discussion are the concrete features of the six day long Brotherhood Youth Institute, sponsored by the National Conference of Christians and Jews each summer. Senior Darien Zoppo, in his third year as a participant, served as a Discussion Leader-Cabin Counselor this year. He is this year's president of the N.J. Youth Council, whose members are mainly B. Y. I. alumni.
Jack Cater, with other Eagle Scouts and Explorers, reported on Scout ing's achievements to various heads of business and government. The high points of the tour, sponsored by various corpora-
tions, were meetings in February, 1968, with President Johnson and Prime Minister Wilson, and Secretary General U. Thant of the U.N.
Girls Citizenship Institute is an annual program sponsored by the Woman 's Club of New Jersey. Judy Callahan was selected to attend in June 196 7. The conference is held at Douglass College.
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Over 400 girls take part annually. Such notable speakers as Gov. Richard Hughes of New Jersey gave a series of lectures to the girls to increase their knowledge of the workings of government.
In June. 196 7, Bill Schocktin attended BOYS State at Rutgers University. This experience in practical government leadership and politics is sponsored each year by the American Legion.
The American Institute for Foreign Study is a non-profit organization designed to enrich the cultural knowledge of students studying foreign languages. Jack Cater, Kathy Doty, and Charles Doty took part in
this program during the summer following their freshman year. Kathy and Charlie spent several weeks in France. Jack in Germany.
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Sponsored each year by the Veterans of Foreign Wars, the Voice of Democracy contest attempts to instill a deeper awareness of the democratic processes, its privileges and responsibilities, to its participants. By writing and
delivering five minute speeches on the topic "Freedom's Challenge "students gained the opportunity to express their concept of what democracy means. Paul Messner came in second in this school-wide program.
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. . . we danced until two a.m. at our Junior Prom?
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Varsity Football Squad
'Defense in pursuit.
ROW ONE: D. Williams; M. Greiner; T. Maker, J. Terlemezian; B. Preis; D. Hopson. ROW TWO: B. Roberts; /'. Williams; K. Zoccoli; L. Bryant.
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Jim Terlemezian
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When The Going Gets Tough, The Tough . . . Coach Curtis gives team helpful hints.
Borrclli calls signals. Bob Preis takes a brake from the action.
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Waldwick marches on J. V. SQUAD ROW ONE: R. Celentano, B. Roberts, M. Mettler, B. Severs, T. Mulvey, B. Wilson, C. Cition. ROW TWO: G. Kalbacker, B. Garafalo, R. Manley, W. Joyce, J. Kaplan, A. White, M. Tasjian, J. Galletly, Coach Taylor. ROW THREE: k. Weaver, C. Dursewitz. M. Farisser, B. Maher, R. O'Connor, C. Zoppo, P. Ratay.
FROSH SQUAD ROW ONE: R. Manning, R. Turl, N, Osborn, G. Gifford, S. DeNardo, E. Borelli, P. Ciulla, D. Dunne. ROW TWO: B. Mondcllo, J. Duston, G. Baxter, J. Mergl, M. McEwan, J. Linquito, M. Juliano, J. Guglielmotti, M. Falkenberg. ROW THREE: Coach Bialccki, B. Dimick, T. Herrman.J. Dromeshauser, F. McKenna, T. Bangs, E. Bini, J. Mader, J. Fredclla, R. Dryer, Coach Zacco.
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VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY: ROW J: Charles Midler. Bob Pease. Paul Strickhart. Lenord Prouenzde. ROW 2: Coach VanSaden, Bob Zdanck, Mike Baltes. John Kolodziej, Paid Graseck, Karl Harmon. Dan Brash. Jim McMuttough.
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ROW ONE: M. Dana, D. Ackennan, F. Coviello. ROW TWO: A. Guenjoian, G. Dahlin. I). VanBlarcom, II. Pincrola, C Wain-. B. Spiess.
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ROW 1: H. Watton, (,'. Jones. A. Van Eck, B. Sankowich, J. McKenna, W. Tank, B. Myers, R. Natelli. ROW 2: J. Pope, B. Yager, M. Heenehan. B. VanEck, R. Weber. J. Cater, J. Severs. P. Daly. M. Rutler. ROW 3: B Brown, Coach Lorenzo, B. Fryar, G. Quederis, M. Duston, B. Bartlett. R. Rillict, D. Komjian, C. Whitecraft, R. Brachold, B. Silvan, R. Chiapetta, U. Rachael. D. Falkow, R. Costa, R. Rutler. Coach A'ameo.
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ONE: N. Rinaldi, C. Whitecraft, B. Roberts, II. Boswell, S. Bickford, D. Uopson. ROW TWO: Coach Muir, J. Fritz, P. Cuilla, J. Borrelli, J. Barnaba, E. Hillebrenner.
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FROS/JBASKETBALL: ROW 1: N. Osborn, G. Ronwnaski, E. Borrclli, S. DeNardo, P. Ciulla, K. Miller, M. Braiwgh, J. Pope. ROW 2: J. Mader, J. McKenna, E. B'mi, R. Waters, R. Herman, R. O'Conner, J. Fredella, J. Tiddes, Coach Spinella.
J.V. BASKETBALL: ROW 1: II. Boswell, R. Celentano, ROW 2: K. Weaver, B. Roberts. ROW 3: P. Ciulla, S. Bickford. ROW 4: M. De Wan, G. Kalbacher. ROW 5: Coach Sneden, J. Borrelli.
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JR. HIGH BASKETBALL: ROW I: Larry Mcholaysen, Mike Knoblock, Kenny Rying, Donald Suhaka. Gary Bolding, Jack Newkirk, Tim McGuire, Pat Bonnard. ROW 2: A! Kimball, Mike Bolton, Tony Ferlazzo, Joe Demartini, Roy Klaproth, Bruce Kalbacher, Richard Pease, Coach Terry.
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ROW 1: /.. Bryant, C. Scaftdi, K. Zoccoli ROW 2: S. Drop. B. Moore. D. D'Ercole, M. Knobluck. 13. Sewn, J. Gcdletly.
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Pill J. V. WRESTLING: ROW 1: M. Bausinger, D. Brooks, M. Pagnotta, R. Manning, B. Sankowich, J. Castello. ROW 2: D. Tomasulo. J. Kaplan, G. Henshall, C. Zoppo, K. Longson, L. Barriale.
"And now the air is shattered by the force of Middleton's blow."
VARSITY BASEBALL SQUAD, ROW]. B. Garafalo, J. Middleton, J. Casale, D. D'Ercole, M. Knoblock, N. Morabito, S. Simmons. ROW 2: C. Citron, R. Koctsier. J. Barnaba. J. Fritz. /•'. HUlebrenner, M. Pagnatta. ROW 3: Coach Branca. 11. Boswell. J. Borrclli.
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'So on that stricken multitude a deathless silence sat."
". . . They saw his face go stern and cold, they saw his muscles strain . . ." " 1 he crowd, in lieu of safety's sake stood behind the fence."
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"And now the pitcher holds the ball and now he lets it go."
Baseball 1968 J.I. BASEBALL SQUAD. ROW 1: B. Orthmann, Jr. Linguito, ./. Huska, R. Turi, /'. Bangs, ./. Fredella, R. O'Connor. P. Cieulla, P. Sola. S. DeNardo. ROW 2: Coach Lederer, M. Mittler, P. Cieulla. M. 1'arissicr. B. Pease. J. (iallctly. J. liuska. K. Weaver, (i. Kalbackcr. B. Pawelka. R. Wilson, B. Heenahan.
"The coach Mr. Branca in this case watched with concentration as his runner took his base."
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VARSITY TEAM: ROW I: M, Rutler, I). Zoppo, D. Williams, B. Yager, P. Graseck. K. Ilarman. M. Greiner, li. Keller. J. Cater. ROW 2: B. Dillon. J. Disepola. B. Bartlett. U. Reischel, C. Midler. J. Kolodzief, J. Elwood, R. Mauley. ROW 3: M. Zdanek, D. Scott, I). Falkow, J. Morgan, R. Wirth. P. Strickhart. P. Herrmann. M. Ciosek. D. Shvulec, M. iasjian. ROW 4: S. Joyce, W. Waggoner. K. Morrell. R. Rulhnan, ./. Mallon, W. Joyce, P. Ratay. ROW 5: T. Miilvcv, P. DeMartini. S. Drop.
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Track and Field
Spring Track Coaches: Mr. Nameo, Mr. Bell, Mr. Elwood
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Girls' Athletic Association G. ,1. ,1. OFFICERS: President. K. Zaeco: VicePresident. K. Troche: treasurer. J. DeW'an; Secretary, P. Sharp.
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G. 4 . A. ADVISORS: Miss liopp, Mrs. Morgan, Mrs. S toy ell.
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Field Hockey ROW ONE: P. Elwood, D. Bartlett, S. Ladalcetta, S. Drop, E. Lee, C. Durvea. ROW TWO: P. IJamilton, K. Ross, P. Morbelli, /. DeWan, A. Figueroa, K. Zacco.
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ROW ONE: K. Brubaker, K. Miller, P. Vitolo, T. Bendit. ROW TWO: K. Ross, P. Hamilton. S. Ladalcetta, N, Petzold, S. Dusch, B. Bergstrom. ROW THREE: L. Beck, J. DeWan. K. (Jadjo, J. Beresky, P. Morbelli, S. Drop, K. Zacco.
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Soccer
ROW ONE: B. Gleeson, M. Van Eck, B. Ilennig. ROW TWO: J. Porter, R. Turi. ROW THREE: J. Schocklin, P. Rosano. B. Severs, S. Wick, Sports Manager C. Barton.
Gymnastics
Senior girls work on developing gymnastic skills
Up, up, and away!
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ONE: M. Grammersdorf, R. Aiosa, L. J. DeWan, K. Zacco, S. Dusch. ROW W. Calvello, P. Gandolfini, M. WagROW THREE: C. Barton.
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Softball
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S. Dusch, P. Gandolfbli, P. Vitolo, K. Sherman, S. Ladalcetta, P. Flwood, F. Canton, K. ROW 2 C. Barton, D. Coppedc, S, Wilkinson, .\. Mabie. J. Fairweather, P. Cunningham, S. D. TenEyck, R. Aisoa. ROW 3 P. Smith, K. Zacco, J. DeWan, C. Ciosek. P. Morbelli. B. D. Wedemier, P. Hamilton, K. Ross.
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ROW ONE: M. Skurna, T. Bcndit, R. Coveny, D. Mamarian, C. Perno, S. Davis, S. Duryea, P. Morris. ROW TOW: J. Borcsik, S. Dixon. C. Gneiding, W. Calvello. J. Fox, I). Schade, S. Drop, K. Zanicrclli, K. Biegel, S. Dromeshauser, J. Brooks, K. (ileeson, D. Maguire. ROW THREE: J. Morrell, P. Elwood, E, Canton, F. Sherman. K. Cronin, P. Vitolo, K. Troche, C. Barton, A. Figueroa, A. Aiosa. ROW FOUR: J. Picard, D. Coppedde, L. Beck, (j. Hammond, B. Bergstrom, J. Fairweather, K. Rose, P. Hamilton, D. Wedemier, C. Ciosek. ROW FIVE: P. Smith, J. Beresky, J. DeWan, P. Mor122 belli, K. Zacco,
SENIOR HIGH GIRLS TRACK TEAM: ROW 1: J. Morrell, P. Elwood, S. Ixidolcetta, L. Kclley, L. Thibodeau, K. Elwood, J. Allogramento. ROW 2: N. Petzold, J. Ditges, J. Scanio, J. Simmons, M. Waggoner, K. Zamerelli, S. Drop.J. Eairweather, B. Bergstrom, I). Cater. ROW 3: C. Gneiding. S. Weber, M. Markham, M. Beals, I). Smith. L. DeBlock. P. Smith, J. Beresky. P. Morbelli. I). Waters.
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Senior-Faculty
Senior stretch out reaches teacher experience!
'Hold it fellas, I just lost a contact!"
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Game 1968 Men Mr. Van Saders Mr. Taylor Mr. Goodwin Mr. Laurenzo Mr. Spinella Mr. Nameo Mr. Terry Mr. Lederer Mr. Zacco Mr. Me Neilly Mr. O'Connor Mr. Muir
N. Buro P. Graseck J. Williams N. Rinaldi D. Brown J. Cater B. Yager D. Hopson D. Williams R. La Bane J. Spinella J. Kolodziej
Boys B. Roberts D. Zoppo J. Connelly R. Weber
• Women Mrs. Stoyell Miss Bopp Miss Klem Mrs. Taylor Miss Volos Mrs. Augustyn Mrs. Gers Airs. Yager Mrs. Barsten Mrs. Bonczek
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The basketball ballet comes to a stop as the possessor of the ball freezes; she is cheered on by her teammates.
Girls J. Domanski K. Zacco V. Tormey S. Schade M. Wescott D. Schade L. Shiphorst C. Tanis R. Aiosa J. Callahan Y. Gers K. Mills B. Blum D. Brown B. VanEck
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Only A Minor Form Of Government, But . . .
St 'A Advisor, Mr. John Jensen
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JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVES: ROW I: Danny Tomasula, Devon Beals, Claudia Sievert, Wanda Calvello, Renee Coveny, James Mandel. ROW 2: Eric Hillebrcnner, Stefanie Drop, Sharon Reardon, Pat Morbelli. Carol Gneiding. Virginia Hubcr.
Americans have always had first hand experience with the democratic process. The Student Council, a democratic organization, provides for the need of an intermediary between the student body and the administration. Elected delegates and officers represent the views of the student body to the faculty and administration whereever a student turns the S.C.A. is there with aid. advice or a project.
SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVES: ROW I: Warren Kasdan, Gail Thurkauf, Diane Wedemyer. ROW 2: Mary Ballin, Daniel Siwulee, Pain Smith, Denise Gregg.
A Tremendous Voice In School: Student Council Association
Bob Yager and Paul Graseck assist at the SCA sponsored Continental Breakfast.
FRESHMEN REPRESENTATIVES: ney, Sara Nellinson, Bob Kleban.
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National Honor Society NATIONAL ONOR SOCIE1
Scholarship, Leadership, Service and Character are qualities found in every member of the National Honor Society. The Honor Society provides for excellence through knowledge. Members of the Class of 1968 were inducted in May 1967 and March 1968.
ROW 1: Janice Petzold, Louise Vecchiarello, Shirley Stasny, Janice Domanski, Donna DeSocio, Yvette Gers, Patricia Sharp, Barbara Vant'ck. ROW 2: /Catherine Turick, Katherine Mills, Nicholas Buro, Linda Johnson. Paul Graseck, John Kolodziej, Paul Jones. ROW 3: Jack Cater, Robert Yager, Judith Callahan, Carolyn Ott, Paul Messner, Darien Zoppo, Bill Schocklin.
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Congratulations from classmates emphasizes student to student contacts with National Honor Societv members.
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Nick, Pat, Bob and Judy will define the responsibilities each Society member will share: Scholarship, Leadership, Service and Character.
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Key Club International
Bill Schocklin, Mr. Orlowski, and Jack Cater talk business.
Involvement is the key word when talking of the Key Club. In school, church, and community, Key Clubbers are actively involved helping to achieve tough goals with service, participation, and understanding. Key Clubbers Ray Weber, Jim Barnaba and Bob Peace advertise for a Key Club movie.
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Treasurer, Dan Brash • Secretary, Paul Graseck President and Lieutenant Governor of District 15.
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Key Clubbers in Keep America Beautiful campaign.
Key Clubbers Bill Roberts and Nick Buro help Cheerleader Claudia Sievert at the Cheerleaders' car wash.
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ROW 1: Nadine Mabie, Claudia Sievert, Wanda Calvello, Patty Gandolfini, Marguerite Mondello, Barbara Tiddes, Louise Vecchiarello, Chris Borcsik, Debbie Mahmarian, Diane Rogers, Shirley Stasny, Ruth Gallacher, Helen Post. ROW 2: Sandra Smith, Kathy Gleeson, ChrisMcGuin, Connie Middleton, Mary Nallin, Joyce Picard, Karen Maiden, Lynne Sokoly, Pat Smithson, Edith Ahlmgren, Karen Axberg, Gerry Newman.
Future Teachers Of America
There is a great need for teachers in America today. The many members of the club will, in the future, take their place as teachers of America's youth. It will be their job to train the future leaders of our nation. Their success or failure may determine the fate of our way of life.
Darlene Mutchko and Gerry Newman learn how to use a plan book from Miss Maselli.
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LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Di Toro, Edith Ahlmgren, Gerry Newman, Debbie Mahmarian, Marguerite Mondello, Miss Maselli.
SEA TED LEFT TO RIGHT: Sandra Sankowich, Mary fat Hayes, Elaine McL'ann, Carol Greenburg, Renee Rick, Kathy Doty, Patty Stasko. STANDING: Mrs. Krauss, Kathy Elwood, Terry Bendit, Joanne Allogramento, Pat Williams.
A hospital is never a happy sight to see, but it is a necessary one. The girls of the Future Nurses Club gain insight into their future vocation by visiting hospitals and viewing their intended career firsthand. Dedication to the less fortunate is their watchword and through their efforts many of our nursing needs will be met.
Future Nurses Club
Mrs. Krauss STANDING: Debbie Ten Eyke, Carol Greenburg, Kathy Doty.
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Library Council
Bill Plavier, Bill Heenehan and Matthias Effertz over A. V.A. equipment.
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The Library Council devotes a great deal of time to the many tasks of keeping our library orderly, efficient, and easy to use. The library is of great importance to both students and teachers and must be kept functioning. Audio-Visual Aids are important in today's teaching methods. The boys who operate the projectors frequently instruct others on how to operate them correctly.
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ROW 1: AileenDavenport, Ruth Snyder, Rick Harris, Sherry Milehan, Cathy Winterberg, Terry Grahm. ROW 2: Lee Shiphorst, Raymond Harris, Bill Heenehan, Bill Plavier, Matthias Effertz.
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ROW 1: Putty Stasko, Jean Wilcox, Cynthia Wilcox, Sue Roy, Brenda Bergstrom, Judy Harris, Ginny Huber. ROW 2: Gail Hammond, Mary Nallin, Pat Smithson, Sue Rich, Karen Axbcrg, Maureen Heyzer, I.die Afllmgren, Pat Suppo, Melanie Beals. ROW 3: Dan Siwulec, Paul Herrmann. CraigMellor.
Folk Singing Club Style is an important element for any singer. Members of the Folk Club listen to music, make up songs, try to copy the best styles or make up their own. But above all, every member finds enjoyment in singing.
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Advanced French
. i ROW 1: Ruth Gallacher, Nancy McCullough, Debbie Morone, Helen Post, Donna DeSocio, Karen Kaiser, Diane Rogers, Arlene DiCrosta, Shirley Stasny, Jane Wilson, Barbara Vant'ck, Ronnie Aiosa, Harry Watton. ROW 2: Val Nichols, Robert Yager, Linda Johnson, Gayle Brown, Janet Ingham, Sandi Young, Kathy Doty, Valerie Torrney, Nadine Mabie, Bob Vanek, Darien Zoppo, Devon Beals, Mrs. Chiara.
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Learning a language need not be a dull experience. By participating in the French Club, interested students enrich their basic understandings of the people whose language they are studying. Through experimentation with French customs the members become aware, not only of the differences that separate us, but of the similarities which unite us.
ROW 1: Mrs. Chiara, Advisor: Debbie Morone, President; ROW 2: Janet Ingham, Vice President; Shirley Stasny, Secretary; Linda Johnson. Treasurer.
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ROW 1: Kathy Cronin, Kim Brubaker, Lynne Sokoly, Brenda Bergstrom, Peggy Morris, Jeannette Tartaglia. ROW 2: Joann Brooks, Robert Castello. Denise Gregg, Paul Messner, Ray Harris, Joyce Picard.
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Composed of first and second year French students, the French Club better acquaints its members with the skills of using the language, and with some of the French culture.
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ROW 1: Advisor Mr. Goodwin, Ken Zoccoli. Dave Williams. Howie Reed, Jeff Middleton, Paul Graseck, Ken Zdanek, Jack Elwood, Dan Brash. ROW 2: Jack Cater, Karl Harman, Ray Weber, Steve Bickford, Jim Terlemezean, Tom Maher, Dan Tomasulo, Jim Barnaba. ROW 3: Bob Yager, Bill Roberts, Dave Jlopson, Joe Borelli, Aram White, Charles Whitecraft, Eric Uillebrenner.
Vice-president Jeff Middleton, advisor Mr. Goodwin, Treasurer Bill Roberts, President Ken Zoccoli, Secretary Bob Yager.
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Physical Science Club Physics is a science thai can be directly applied to one's daily life. Members of this club learn various practical uses for their knowledge of physics. In the photography section the students have used new techniques lor the taking and developing of pictures; techniques which have been put to use on (lie "Challenge II" and the "Echo."
Mr. Kcil. Advisor: Steve Boswell, lice /'resident: Mark Dustort, Treasurer.
ROW 1: Paul Jones. Bill Schocklin. Sheldon Porter. Greg Kuklinski. Sue Rich. ROW 2: Jim Severs. Richard Hankinson. Jim McCullough, Steve Penney, Robert Morrissey, Steve Boswell. Boh Gibson, Mark DllStO, Mr. Keil.
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STANDING: Bob Bonczek, Mark Duston, Jack Cater, Bob Yager, Darien Zoppo, John Kolodziej. SEA TED: Jan Petzold, Coach Flegler, Dale Cater.
Math Team
Five times a year the members of the Math Team meet to take part in the Bergen County Interscholastic Mathematics League. It gives the students of the advanced math sections a chance to meet and compete with similarly experienced students. At the end of the year awards are presented to the person on each team with the highest average and to the three highest scorers in the league.
Debating Team Presenting logical arguments concisely and with well documented evidences is the goal of the members of the Debating Club. A wide range of controversial subjects are discussed through the use of both formal and informal techniques.
ROW 1: Nick Bum, Harry Watton. Mr. Schroter, John Kolodziej, Karen Sherman, Bob Vanek. ROW 2: Darien Zoppo, Mike Heenehan, Bob Bonczek, Paul Messner, Karen Cook, Kim Brubaker, Fran Lockwood, Elaine Lockwood.
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ROW 1: Ruth Gallacher, Diane Rogers, Karen Kaiser, Darlene Mutchko, Elsie Lee, Carol Duryea, Joan Morrell, Jan Domanski, Carol Tanis, Shirley Stasney, Deborah Brown, Arlene Di Costa, Barbara Mader, Helen Post. ROW 2: Mr. Parelli, Sandi Young, Linda Johnson, Gayle Brown, Jane Wilson, Janet Inghatn, Veronica Aiosa, Ann Figueroa, Sue Dixon, Donna DeSocio, Kathy Doty, Paul Messner, Gail Winder, Valerie Tortny, Kathy Zacco, Debbie Morone.
We seek to let the boys overseas know that they are not forgotten. Having no political stance, the club concerns itself only with showing that someone cares, by sending gift packages to the troops overseas. ''Hawk or dove, send them your love" is the motto of the . . .
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ROW I: Dale Cater, Mrs. Solondz, Karen Jablonski. ROW 2: Judy Callahan, Rich Brachold, Howard Boswell, Jack Cater, Vli Reichel, Renee Rick.
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Junior High Student Council Junior High students relatively new to the ways of Waldwick High School, are not often sure of their status, responsibilities or privileges, in a high school situation. Through their Student Council they begin to use the democratic process to voice
their opinions and become responsible members of the school. They learn what is expected of them and begin to know the administration with whom they will work throughout the r high school years.
ROW I; John Carafe Ho, Gary Holding, Dorian Luciani, Ed Ryan. ROW 2: Gayle Manahan, Mary-Ann McKenna, Karen Petzold, Sue Marks, Bevdlty Bolding. ROW 3: Bill Heenehan, Don Suhaka, Howard Post, Tom Alvino, Gloria-Jean Lang.
President Debbie Barnaba and Jack Fisher doing the skate at the Junior High SCA Dance.
Mr. Knowles, Advisor; Ruth-Ann Helhnich, Secretary; Debbie Barnaba, President; Kim Anthony. Vice President; Beverly Psolka, Treasurer.
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Junior High Art Club For a dramatic presentation to be effective, properties and background are usually necessary. The Junior High Art Club in cooperation with the Junior Theatre works on background
materials and props. Members of the Art Club also experience art production and display,
ROW 1: Garry Weaver, Phil Delyannis, Frank Wierzbicki, Kevin Grimsdale, Brian Ruder, Debbie Barnaba, Diane Perry, Nancy Fryar, Jan Denniston, Elsebeth Pihl, Chris Cleaver. ROW 2: Steve Mauley, Barbara Hennig, Karen Lang, Mr. Zacco, Barb Severs, Marian Rose LaPlante, Sharon D'Ercole, Marianne Pihl, Debbie Stark. Betsey McClain, Jan Mazurek, Linda Zucca, Kathy Waggoner, Val WongWah, Beverly Bold ing.
Junior Theatre Stage fright is a common occurrence among new actors. The Junior Theatre provides experience in stage productions and lighting effects, but the most important provision it makes is for personal enjoyment. The acting profession has become a big business in America today.
ROW 1: Jeff Camrn, John Ainley, Kevin Grimsdale, Glenn Wilson, Joe Canino. ROW 2: Michelle Porto, Bonnie Niblette, Elsebeth Pihl, Pat Bradley, Diane Perry, Wanda Spayd, Debbie Barnaba, Mary Ann Cenno, Beverly Bolding, Karen Hansen, Cheryl Volkart.
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Senior High Spanish Club
Some way must be found to bridge the Atlantic Ocean to our neighbor Spain. We are too far from Spain to know them firsthand, but the Spanish Club helps our interested Spanish students learn about the customs and people whose language they are studying.
• ROW 1: Carol Gneiding, Patty Evers, Debbie Mahmarian, Carol Greenburg. ROW 2: Bruce Bartlett, Kathy Biegel, Pat Morbelli, Sandy Smith. ROW 3: Sue Hille, Joan Morrell, Stefanie Drop, Nancy Jafargian.
Junior High Spanish Club
The younger Spanish students are introduced to the Spanish culture by the Junior High Spanish Club. It instructs them in the fundamentals of the Spanish language.
iPt^M ROW 1: Bob Mergl, Barb Exum, Cynthia Hughes, Rose Vitolo, Jill Gohde, Don Borgerson, Mike Varsho. ROW 2: Ron Borgerson, Linda L'xum, Karen Lang, Claudia Pinerola, Loretta Atkins, Mary h'llen Tiddes, Gloria Jean Lang, Debbie Hazard, Joann Carfello, Sherry Miller. BACK: Mrs. Ledesma.
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Meteorology Club Under the able direction of Mr. Branca, interested students increase their knowledge of meteorology. This club can be very helpful to the future freshman who will be taking Harth Science.
Bill Mailer, Henry Steinsiek, Mr. Branca, Dave VanBlarcom.
Jr. High French Club In the Junior High, there are many students who are interested in the French culture, customs, and language. These students, seventh and eighth graders, have formed the Junior High French Club under the direction of Mr. Terry.
ROW I: Jack Molenia, Mike O'Connor, Norman Perry, Bob Furnuto, Paul Shelly. ROW 2: Gene Harris, Brad Morris, Toni Ursetti, Rhandy Rogers, James Hurly. ROW 3: Steve Floroff, Wayne Sokoly, Steven Manley, Bill Heenahan, Ralph Tuomala, Jeff Decales. ROW 4: Beverly Brown, Ruth Ann Hellmick, Mary Ann Duggin, Alice Turick, Kathy Waggoner, Nancy Hart, Joyce Sheily, Ann Clark. ROW 5: Karen Petzold, Marion LaPlante, Bonni Ladotta, Angela Reischel, Nancy Staple ton. ROW 6. Ruth Gerster, Sandy Hellmick, Joan Schaeffer, Wanda Spade, Linda Tosto. Mr. Terry, Carol Denniston, Chuck Stapleton, Jonathan Waite, Sharon Wick, Kim Rowe, Lee Reinhauer, Barbara Glecson, Dominic Turan, Jo Anne Porter. 147
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ROW ONE: John Castello, Barbara Cook, Dale Cater, Vicki Cawthorn, Liz Canton, Gail Burman. ROW TWO: John Casale, Vic Cooper. Helena Sinacori, Sandy Smith, Gail Callandrillo. ROW THREE: Rus Chiapetta, Ralph Costa, Howie Reed, Ken Brown, Rich Brachold, Frank Cecere.
SEATED: Helcnc Sinacore, Secretary. STANDING: Tom Sinno, President; Dan Brash, Vice-President; Joe Discepola. Treasurer.
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ROW ONE: Janice Fairweather, Pat Even, Sally Dromeshauser. Jan Fox, Denise Ferlazzo, Bruce Dillon, Alan Davis. Re nee Coveny, Joan Cottone. ROW TWO: Bobby Drechsel, Jay Freeborn, Dennis Dawson, Maureen Foote. Don D'Ercole, Jack Elwood. Stephanie Drop. ROW 111 REE: Paul DeMartini. Steve Drop. Joe Discepola. Ray Cziak, Beatrice DeHeer. Sandi Emery;.
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ROW ONE: Mary Donlon. Joyce Grippo. Mary Pat Hayes. ROW TWO: Jessann Cordon. Carol Grecnberg, Ginny Huber. ROW THREE: Pain Hamilton.Sue Hille. Diane Griner. ROW FOUR: Gill Henshall. Carol Gnciding. Rich Panning. ROW FIVE: Jack Fritz. Eric Hillebrenner, William Hoehnc. Bob Gohde.
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ROW ONE: Bruce McGuire, Nadine Mabie, Marcy Lockwood, Karen Maiden, John Lesko, Jim Mandel. Debbie Mahmarian. ROW TWO: Brian McDermott. Mike Minich, Jay La Vorne. Dan Manning, Ken Longson. Roger Manley.
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ROW ONE: Claudia Sievert, Sandy Sankowich. Dorothy Sermeus. Peggy Scholl, Marge Schapoehler. ROW TWO: Steven Simmons, Bill Silvan. Jack Scanio.
ROW ONE: Karen Ross, Charlene Robinson, Sharon Reardon, Renee Rick, Sue Roy, Susan Rich. ROW TWO: Paul Retay, Uli Reischel, Bill Rullman.
ROW ONE: Erank Stravato, Harry Watton, Wayne Tanis. Lynn Steinert. Jean Willcox. ROW TWO: Sandra Smith, Walt iamagni, Gail Sullivan, Pat Williams, Karen Troche, Karen Zamarelli. ROW THREE: Charles Whitecraft, Paul Ten Eyck, Susan Wilkinson, Bob Zdanek, Dan Tomasulo.
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ROW ONE: Kathy Lyons, Diane Manahan, Kevin McParland, Janet McKenna. Connie McMann, Rose Marchione. ROW TWO: Chuck Mergl, Jim Meserendino, John Milano, Bernie Molcma. Chris McGinn. ROW THREE: Nancy McGowan. Paul Manahan, Mark Met tier. Jim McCoulough, Robert Mattav, Bob Moore
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CW£: />af0' Smithson, Linda Shaw, Janet Streckwald, Linda Schneider, Lynn Sokoly, Kathy Smith, Karen Sherman. ROW TWO: Bob Rose, Dave Rodrian. Janet Steinberger, Julie Smccles. Doug Scott. Pam Schoeher. ROW THREE: Dan Siwulec, Hob Specht, Hill Severs. Pam Smith, Debbie Smith, Paul Strickhart. Rus Rutler.
Class of 1970 ROW ONE: Phyllis Vitolo. Donna I'orregrosa. Judy Valente, Janette I'artaglia, Cynthia Wilcox, Barb Ziimbano. ROW TWO: Judy lice, Ray Wilson, Arthur Van Eck, lorn Sypp, i\'ick Torrano. (iail Lhurkauf. ROW THREE: Roger Walker, Nancy Van Heemst, Diane Wedemeyer, Donna Waters, Mike Zadanek, Lou Ursetti. ROW FOUR: Mark Tashjian, Ray Westen>elt, Wayne Walthouse, Clifford Zoppo.
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Class of 1971
ROW ONE: Mike Fornitaro. Doug Brooks. ROW TWO: Julie liorcsik. Annette A vino, Dianne Bartlett, Richard Tury. ROW THREE: Susan Anthony. Mary Becker. Melody Beats. ROW FOUR: Doug Ackerman, trie Borrelli. Mark Bausinger. Craig Anthony. ROW FIVE: Mike Branaugh. Fred Blunt. Glen Baxter. Tom Bangs.
ROW ONE: Queady Milano. Van Cohen. Roseannc DeBonis. Pat Costa. Diane Citron. Michclc Campbell. Phil Ciulla. Steve DeNardo. ROW TWO: Mickey Cronin. Connie Copeland. Mary Daly, k'ric Borrelliagain. Wayne Waggoner. Frank Coviello. Tom Dcnniston. Garv Dahlin, Robert Moore. ROW THREE: fat Patliano. Lynn Calandrillo. Tom Drury. fat Calahan. Linda DeBlock. Lorraine Chiapetta. Jean DeMartini. Karen Cook.
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ROW ONE: Russ Kapfrain, Valery LeBlanc. Sue Ladolcetta, Lynn Jeroim, Arlene Hansen, Robert Lamer, Donna Heard. ROW TWO: Peggy Lang, Lorraine Kelley, Leslie Johnson, Diana Komjian, Bob Lang, Glen Monturie. Glenn Jones. ROW THREE: Roger La Bane, Tom Hermann, John Kelley, Greg Kwederis. Cheryl Henning, Gail Roland.
ROW ONE: Sue Sherman, Debbie Sabiel, Bruce Sankowich, Janice Simmons. Mark Russo, Pat Stasko, Kathy Rosen, Peggy Sorber. ROW TWO: Kerry Smith, Jim Pope, JillScanio, Bev Wilson. Toni Smith, Ginger Podgorsky, Ginny Stegg, Marianna Skurna. ROW THREE: Diane Ross, Bob Spiess. Greg Romanowski, Louis Stripoli, Dave Savastano, Hank Stienzek, Pat Shipper. ROW ONE: Ronnie Terricone, Denise Thessen, Linda Tormey, Debbie Suter, Margaret Waggoner. ROW TWO: Sue Weber, Janice Turick. Nadine Zuppic, Barbara Young, Debbie Wolhrab, Ann Varsho. ROW THREE: Gary O'Niel, Mark Dykstra, Billy Wolcul, Rusty Waters, Chris Waite, Jack Winder, Dave VanBlarcom, Ed Turton.
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Class of 1971
ROW ONE: Randy Dietz, Joan Ditches, Susan Gunthner, Gail Figueroa, Glen Gifford, Pat Elwood. John Graney, Betty Grieve. ROW TWO: Jim Dromeshauser, John Duston. Armen Gucndjoian. John Gualimonte. Michael Ealkenberg. Clayton Kimhall. Dave Dunne. Mark Dykstra. ROW THREE: Rick Dreyer. Hugh Pinerola. Rich Hankinson, Bob Dimick, Karen Hannaman, Karen Doty, John Fredella. John Huska.
ROW ONE: Ken Miller. Sarah Nelinson. Mary anna Parszik, Bruce Pawelka, George Occhipinti, Cindy Newkirk. ROW TWO: Shelley O'Connelt. Richard Mortenson, Connie Middle ton, Jane Mouses, Bill Midler, Mark Pagnotta. ROW THREE: Frank McKenna, David Ott. Richard O'Connor. Jim Oaks. Norm Osborn, Joan Midler. ROW FOUR: Mark Metier. Pat Paccioni. Pat Patliano, Pete Murner, Chuck Mergl, Joe Mergl.
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ROW ONE: Mary Ann McKenna, Ernie Garabaccio, David VanGelder, Bob Morey, Lee Reinuer, Denise Rutter, Diane Lenz, Anthony Perno. ROW TWO: Osvoldo Osorio, Carolyn Connely, Kim Rowe, Odette Gless, Shirley Barbier, Andrea Disapola, Pat Brady, Kathy Waggoner, Cherrie Coarts. ROW THREE: Joe DeMartini, Mike Bolton, Glen Guenthner, Richard Ackerson, James Dillon, Frank Ihurkauf, Wayne McEwan, Tom Coliani, Robert Werner.
ROW ONE: Randy White, Liz McCann, Patty Griffin, Sue Kochler, Tom May, Fred Schielzo, Jack Newkirk, Jeff Camm. ROW TWO: Audrey Worth, Michele Porto, Bonnie Nibblette, Pat Markstein, Glenn Wilson, Debbie Barnaba, Beve Balding, Jan Dcnniston. ROW THREE: Mary Ann Sinno, Sherrie Milan, Judy Somansky, Libbie Bell, Elsebeth Phil, Diane Perry, Gary VanHassen, Cynthia Gregg.
ROW ONE: Karen Monahan, Ron Johnson, Shelia Cronin. Kathy Sippie. ROW TWO: Ann Clark, Bev Brown, Marcia Tice, Peggy Boccino. ROW THREE: Ken Zdanek, Peter Schober, John Ainley, Alice Turick. ROW FOUR: Mark Bergstrom, Anne Clarke, Jove Schroeder, Heidi Kulback. ROW FIVE: Frank Gildersleeve, John Kalbacker, John Winslow. ROW ONE: Kathie Smith, Phyllis Atkinson, Rose Fernandez, Jackie Barrett, Carol Zacharin, Jim Hurley, Jim Loeffel, Rhandy Rogers, Susan Crown, Kenny Lewis. ROW TWO: John /•'inkle, Paul Jensen, Howard Post, Beverley Walker, Sandy Haegler, Edith VanNatta, Robin Quimby, Tim Kelso, Kathy Suppo, Charlie Stapleton. ROW THREE: Jim Lupo, Roy Klaproth, Ron Savastano, Greg Kaprelian, Robert Mros, Pat Bernard, Louis Kimball, Pat Baker, Anita Warner. Linda Exum. ROW ONE: Linda Zucca, Peter Torregrossa, Tom Drechsel, John Tosto, Karen Petzold, James Pcpitone, Rita Weisheit, Tim McGuire. ROW TWO: Debbie Stark, Barbara Silvan, Marie Mnterberg, Janet Mazurek. Judy Strandberg, Debbie Ward, Diane Terlemazian, Chris Cleaver. ROW THREE: Gary Zwick, JeffDacales, Pat Monsees, Marge Gordon, John Manno, Tom Agusta, Dominick Torrano, Bob Shapter, Tony Ferlazzo, Steve Terwilliger.
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Class of 1972 ROW ONE: Jeff Rogers, Jim Bertam, Alan Jackson, Roger Heyzee, Ruthann Hellmick, Mary Ann Duggan, M. R. LaPlante, Vansea Henshaw, Inger Katz, Nancy Frayer. ROW TWO: Mike LaPour, Don Ireland, Val Wong Wall, Mary Samish, Bob Kompsa, Mike Andrews, Evelyn Bocker. ROW THREE: Carol Christman, Ralph Toumale, Frances Morsch, Brian Rutler, Debbie Abrams, Pat Seniss, Terry Graham, Kevin Grimsdale, Bill Heenahan, John Merna, Kevin VanDyke, Alfred Kirnble.
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ROW ONE: Robert Confini, Brian Kecgan, Steve Felice, Gary Bolding, Robert Lang, Marc Winslow, Don Thompson, Billy Sharp, Terry Duston, Joe Cottone. ROW TWO: Maryann Tiddcs, Terry Conley, Jill Gohde, Lauren Can, Sharon Peterson, Barbara Lee, Sharon D'Ercole, Ron Gasparri, Danny Backhaus, Robert Branaghan. ROW THREE: Danny McCann, Debbie Havel, Lorna Yerkes, Eddie Lent, Ken Murray, Eddie Hoi ben, Anthony Parisi, Mark Morelli, Nancy De Block.
(S ROW ONE: Catherine Patterson, Steven Lockhart, Robert Brown, Jack Molema. ROW TWO: Kurt Woezel, Norman Penney, Bonnie Laudato, Steven Manley. ROW THREE: August Palombo, Steven Jafargian, Ted Maas, Cheryl Morrow. ROW FOUR: Dan Suter, Tod Beals, Nancy Staple ton, Barbara Gleeson, Charles DeMeo. ROW FIVE: Steve Burnham, Richard Gordon, Clifford Gawel, Daniel Anthony, Alan Wedemeyer, Charles Entermann, Wayne Sokoly. ROW SIX: Anthony Perrone, Marvann Moore, Susannc Tucci.
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ROW ONE: Mike 0'Conner, Mike Dergachett, Clain, Lois Cavello, Rose Vitolo. ROW TWO: in Westervelt, Larry Murner, Fred Brown, Bill Rooney, Gary Weaver, Brad Morris, Don WatPihl. ROW FOUR: Joe McGoldrick, Claudia Gloria Lang, Bob Hudson. ROW FIVE: Jim
ROW ONE: Diane McGinn, Becky Abbott, Joann Carfello, John Carfello. ROW TWO: Joe Aiosa, Wayne Farrow, Mike Heard, Ricky Garbaccio. ROW THREE: Thomas Dillon, Barbara Oray, Kim Anthony, Carol McKenna. ROW FOUR: Mike Varsho, Regina Turi. Patty Sorber, Ronald Bergstrom. ROW FIVE: Linda Bausinger, Kathy Antonick, Andrea Bergstrom, Sharon Hermann. ROW SIX: Donald Bergstrom, Cheryl Volkart, Pamela Rosano, Joanne Schumacher. ROW SEVEN: Kevin Thihodeau, Eddie Hodgkinson, Tiiomas Wood.
ROW ONE: Beverley Psolka, Eugene Banta, Joseph Canino, Steven Floroff, Pat Harrison, Gail Manahagan, Kathy Fearlin, Shiela Fitzpatrick, Kathy Rippon. ROW TWO: Barbara Homing, Vanja Nelson, Karen Hansen, Rene Shane, Bill Mergl, Bill Kirschbaum, Steve Gallacher, Tom Mandell, Steve Rigoll. ROW THREE: Kathy Kay, Maureen Kopland, Janice Schocklin, Lisa Fox. Don Suhaka, Brook Smith, Anthony Strippoli, Mike Korolovich.
Karen Lang, Cynthia Hugiies, Betsy MeMaryann Mocilenko, Tom DeServo, RobFritzpa trick. ROW THREE: Marion ers, Phil Delyannis, Debby Shank, Marion Pinerola, Loretta Atkins, Debbie Berry, Gallahue, Wally Simson, Doug Nordham.
ROW ONE: Tom Avino, Paul Heenahan. Kenny Bangs. ROW TWO: Don Cook, Brian Kane, Henry Kolb, Brad Morris, Brian Pflegler. ROW THREE: Stu Anderson, Jimmy Oaks. Robert Juby, Jonathan Wait, Mark Hammond. ROW FOUR: Dave Baltes, Mike Knoblock, Robert Jaeger. Jimmy Ambrose, Jesse Ewing. ROW FIVE: Lora Dominico, Kathleen VanWetering, Laura Sorensen, Joan Shaper, Mary VanEck. ROW SIX: Mary Jane Hamilton, llxerese Kannegiser, Charlotte Sell.
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Mr. & Mrs. Jensen
Mr. Stock
John E. P. Surak
F. J. Orlowski
Miss Maselli
Mr. & Mrs. Henry Bonczek
Mrs. Kornahrens
Mr. Wrenn
Mr. & Mrs. A. J. Tardio
H. K. Schroter
Mrs. Martin
Mr. & Mrs. Bryce Wilson
B. F. McNeilly
Mrs. Volpe
Mr. James Spinella
Miss R. DiToro
Ray DiGrazia
Charles T. Fischer
Mr. Richard N. Keil
Mr. A. Branca
Mrs. Edna B. Mills
Mr. Frederick T. Scielzo. WBAZHY
Mrs. Seymour
Mr. John Muniz
Mr. & Mrs. Edward C. Orovitz
Mr. Bialecki
Mr. & Mrs. John Fitzsimmons
Mr. Daniel Flegler
Mr. Toci
Mr. Charles Barton
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Catanzaro
Mr. Brush
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Entenmann
Mr. & Mrs. Phil Waggoner
Mr. Kelly
Member of the Class of '69
Mr. & Mrs. J. Stacey
R. Taylor
Mr. & Mrs. C. Taylor
A. E. Smith Family
Caruso's
Mr. & Mrs. Edward Kane
PATRONS Mr. & Mrs. Yager
Cyndy Willcox
Mr. & Mrs. R. L. Brown
Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Rogers
Donald MacKay
Mr. & Mrs. Edwin V. Smith
Mr. & Mrs. Ness
D. M. Weaver
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Dilger
Mrs. Frances Haase
Leslie Barton
Mr. & Mrs. John Stahl
Mr. & Mrs. DiBrigida
Mr. & Mrs. Sypp
Mr. & Mrs. Lenihan
Mr. & Mrs. Andrew LaTomme
Betty MacGill
Mr. & Mrs. Denis Sullivan
Mr. Edward Mitchell
A Friend
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Cuffe
Mr. & Mrs. Rein
E. P.
Mr. & Mrs. William Oakes
Mr. Richard Lougheed
Miss Klem
Mr. & Mrs. G. Lent
Mr. & Mrs. John R. Edwards
Mr. Lederer
Mr. & Mrs. A. Parelli
Mr. & Mrs. Howard Niblette
Betty Wescott
Mrs. Helen Demartini
Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Manahan
Bill Smith
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Sullivan
Mr. Gilbert Goodwin
Nibs and Tg
Mr. & Mrs. Barney Knapp
Mr. & Mrs. Henry E. Grammerstorf
Carol Duryea
Mr. & Mrs. George Schade
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Mr. & Mrs. Merrill Reese
Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Mann
Susan Bladen
Mr. & Mrs. A. S. Baris
Mr. & Mrs. A. Robson
Renee Coveny
D'Ercole's Service Station
Mr. & Mrs. N. G. Beals
Allen Jager
Mr. & Mrs. Orient Laplante
Mr. & Mrs. Luis A. Miranda
Paul Messner
Mr. & Mrs. J. Tosto
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Brunkhorst
Mr. & Mrs. Riether
Mr. & Mrs. Antoine Rutler
Mr. & Mrs. A. McGrover
Carol Tanis
Mr. & Mrs. Warren Severs
Mr. & Mrs. G. Pillori
Yvette Gers
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph N. Wilson
Mr. & Mrs. Paul McNulty
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Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Graseck
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Stoyell
Faire Morton & Newt Beret
Mr. & Mrs. High Potter
Bruce & Jeffrey Rogers
Mr. Heidi off
Mr. & Mrs. Bini & Family
Mr. & Mrs. William McManus
Mr. &Mrs. J. Galletly
Joseph "Drew" Bladen
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Mondello
Mr. & Mrs. Fred Brash
Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence B. Bladen
Mr. & Mrs. Peter J. Muir
Mr. & Mrs. J. C. Morone
Mr. &. Mrs. J. Cartz
Mr. & Mrs. George Kelsch
Mr. & Mrs. J. Domanski
PATRONS Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Turick
Mr. & Mrs. Hugh O'Neill
Mr. & Mrs. H. P. DeSocio
Mr. & Mrs. M. Drop
Mr. & Mrs. J. Markham
Mr. & Mrs. A. Barsten
Toni's Beauty Salon
Mr. & Mrs. Albert DiCrosta
Veronica Farrell
Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Perno
Mr. & Mrs. R. Torralbas
Mr. & Mrs. Hopson
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Alvarez
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Roberts
Mr. &Mrs. N. J. Buro
Mr. & Mrs. Donald Earle
Mr. & Mrs. John Lesko
Janice Domanski
Mr. & Mrs. Eugene M. Banta
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Bartlett
Bonnie & Clyde
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Pinyan
"AH This for a Dollar?!"
Class of 68 is great!
Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Martin
Mr. & Mrs. Arthur 0. VanEck
Jack & Jan
Mr. & Mrs. T. Petzold
Mr. & Mrs. H. C. Ott
Carolyn Ott
Mr. & Mrs. John Pope
Mr. & Mrs. A. Wentink
Journalism Class
Mr. & Mrs. Heenehan
Mr. & Mrs. A. Mader
S. O. P. Girls
Mrs. Charlotte Wellins
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Doelfel
Snoopy
Mr. & Mrs. Harry Kasdan
Mr. & Mrs. P. Lischick
Red Baron
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Mr. & Mrs. R. Ercolino
Mrs. Lillian Brown
Karen Zamarelli
Mrs. Rosenfelder
Mrs. Roena Messner
Lane and Dee
Mr. & Mrs. Portley
The Kahn Family
The Morbelli Family
Mr. & Mrs. G. Maas
The Lehenbauer Family
Anonymous
Mr. & Mrs. Marcus Cohen
Mr. & Mrs. J. Poulin
Mission Impossible
Mr. & Mrs. R. J. Smith
Mr. & Mrs. R. J. Bausinger
Sandy Zacco
Mr. Frank [ovine, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. T. Kadien
Mrs. Myra Zacco
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Fennell
Mr. & Mrs. J. Ritzer
Taffy Henry
Mr. & Mrs. R. Giornelli
Mr. & Mrs. W. Becker
Arf - Arf
Mr. & Mrs. Woirth
Mr. & Mrs. H. Shiphorst
Mr. &. Mrs. Perrone
Mr. & Mrs. A. Palumbo
Mr. & Mrs. A. Baxter
From A Neighbor
Mr. & Mrs. R. Berry
Miss Lucy Zeralli
Kathy Casey
Mr. & Mrs. John Havel
Mr. & Mrs. John M. Gallacher
Milt Dana
Mr. & Mrs. Cederberg
Mr. & Mrs. Harold Sharp
Anonymous
PATRONS Judy Dekeukelaere
Tom Luke and Nan Petzold
The Kaeumlens
Mrs. Edward Troche
Mr. & Mrs. Riether
Joan Earle
Mr. & Mrs. Charles DeMeo
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Villalonga
The Quinn Family
Mr. & Mrs. P. DeNardo
Mr. & Mrs. George Sheridan
Debra Santanello
Mr. & Mrs. R. Kemly
Mr. & Mrs. Leonard
Mrs. H. Palmiter
Mr. & Mrs. W. Bachmann
Mr. & Mrs. Govorko
Mr. & Mrs. Nordon
Mr. & Mrs. C. P. Bogert
Mr. & Mrs. L. Cambridge
Mr. & Mrs. Decales
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Brown
Mr. & Mrs. N. Del Vecchio
A. R. Bischof
Mr. & Mrs. William Gruber
Mr. & Mrs. A. J. Wallner
Gail Thurkauf
Mr. & Mrs. Conklin
R. H. Portsmore
The Lee Family
Mr. & Mrs. Borcsik
Mr. & Mrs. Howard Brooks
Pam Schober
Mr. & Mrs. J. Aiosa
Mr. & Mrs. R. Beaumont
Mrs. E. Schiele
Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Antoine
Mr. & Mrs. William Hefferle
Mrs. J. Chiara
Dave and Judi
Mr. & Mrs. Ray Tourin
Marie Krauss
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Mr. Albert Blum
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas C. Callahan, Sr.
Mr. & Mrs. E. Murphy
Xavier
Mr. & Mrs. Clinton L. Campbell, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. L. J. Fearon
Dave & Denise
Kathleen Grace McKenna
Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Kane
Mr. G. Taylor
Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Wescott
Mr. & Mrs. John Hauch
Bill Knapp
Mrs. Isabella Dixon & Daughter Barbara
Mr. & Mrs. Thurkauff
A Friend
Miss C. Snyder, Harrisville, W. Va.
Mr. & Mrs. T. McKinney
Babs
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Tesoro
Mr. & Mrs. John House
"The Pack"
Mr. & Mrs. Roderick Schutt
Mrs. Marie Sander
Bill Doelfel
John Ercolino & John Luciani
Lou & Al D'Annibale
Mrs. J. Mader
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Doty
Flo & Tom O'Connor
Debbie & Karl
Mr. & Mrs. R. J. Van Heemst
Ann & Ray Harrison
George & Donna
Mr. & Mrs. Raymond F. Schmidt
Lynda Vanden Berg Hansen
Marty Noble
Mr. & Mrs. Walter J. Blackett
Mr. & Mrs. P. Crann
Helen Post
Mr. & Mrs. William Monaghan
Mr. & Mrs. McCullough
PATRONS Dotti Feder
Mr. & Mrs. F. Figueroa
Mr. & Mrs. Allen Glick
Miss Pinder
Mr. & Mrs. Frederick Knowles
Mr. & Mrs. Coyle
Miss Lois Van Dyk
Mayor & Mrs. Emmett B. Johnson
D. F. Petruzella
Mr. & Mrs. Mulvey
Mr. & Mrs. Howard T. Post
Mrs. Richard Adinaro
H. A. Stevenson
Mr. & Mrs. Francis J. Callahan
Mr. &. Mrs. John Sinko
E. R. Nadeau
Mr. & Mrs. Herman D'Atri
Mr. & Mrs. P. Macio
John Taylor
Mr. & Mrs. Stanley Paszkowski
Mrs. E. Quenzer
Mrs. Linda Morgan
Jon, Paul, Eric Restuccia
Mr. & Mrs. J. Gers
Mr. Joseph T. Terry
Mr. & Mrs. Leonard T. McGuire
Miss Michelle Gers
Miss Mary Ann Volos
Mr. & Mrs. George Terwilleger
Mr. & Mrs. J. Haak
Carolyn DiCrosta
Mr. & Mrs. Laurent Gareau
Miss Bonnie Barsten
Frank V. Iudica
Mr. & Mrs. R. Van Saders
Mr. & Mrs. R. Vanek
Peggy & Al Mader
Bruce & Jeffrey Rogers
Mrs. Jeanne Clark
Mr. & Mrs. J. Zacco
Mr. & Mrs. Burns Copeland
Mr. & Mrs. J. Tiddes
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Congratulations Seniors •
From
Class of ' 70
Congratulations Graduates
Jerry 's
Herfort Refrigeration Co., Inc.
Cleaners & Tailors
Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Contractors Authorized
3 hour DeLuxe Cleaning
Scotsman Ice Machines Dealer
Sanitone Service 24 Hast Prospect St.
274-4933
Wayne, N. J.
5 hour Shirt Service
Harmony House Gift Shop 445-8927
Waklwick, N. J.
30-A Franklin Tpke.
Phone: 445-8079
Waldwick, N. J.
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Complete Ladies' & Gents Tailoring and Alterations Complete Formal Wear Rental
Waldwick
Delicatessen
Catering -- Sandwiches - Salads Cold Cuts 31-A Franklin Turnpike, Waldwick 170
Waldwick High School Athletic Booster Assn, GOOD, BETTER, BEST. NEVER LET IT REST. TIL THE GOOD IS BETTER, AND THE BETTER BEST, That Is What We Wish for Y o u Waldwick Junior Senior High School
C LASS O F '6$ 9 Warren Place
President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Directors
Waldwick, N J . 445-7743
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James Barnaba Larry Kupfrian Gordon Middleton William T. Luke Van Terleme/.ian Al Gandolfini Butler Sheeler
Congratulations, Ladies and Gentlemen of the Class of '68
Italian Riviera
JKr. & JlCrs. W.5Z 6c£oc£fin 29 E. Prospect St.
8 E. Prospect St. ick NJ.
652-9855
Waldwick, N. J. Warren's Old Fashioned Ice Cream Parlor
447-2242
Homemade Ice Cream, Hamburgers & Hot Dogs
Homemade Mozzarella Cheeses fro m
CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATING CLASS OF '68
the World Over Homemade Hot Pies
Compliments of
Italian Pastry
KAPLAN CLEANERS
Compliments
From the Personnel of Werner & Pfleiderer Corp.
of A Friend
Jock's
Market
22 E. Prospect St. Waldwick, N. J. 445-8262
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF D'Ercoie Construction Co. Inc.
1968
Fred D'Ercoie Mason
160 Hopper Avenue Waldwick, N. J. 07463 652-8600
Contractor
29 Lindbergh Pkwy. Waldwick, N. J. 444-9569
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COUNTRY CLUB Ice Cream Co.
Best Wishes
210 Crosby Ave.
from
Paterson, N. J.
278-8100
Ardis and Joe
Authorized Dealer Zenith Motorola
445-9333
Leonard King Electronics
Television, Radio, Stereo, Hi-Fi Sales and Service 10 West Prospect St. Waldwick, N. J.
Gilhuly
Congratulations Class of 1968 Une
ZJOCCO/I
jamilu
Compliments of Walter Nightengale Post 57 and it's Auxilliary 444-7454
Franklin Turnpike Waldwick, N.J.
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Congratulations and Best Wishes to
Our Class of '68 Waldwick Lions Club 174
Best Wishes Class of
445-7950
De-Mar Beauty Center, Inc. 24-A E. Prospect St.
Compliments of
Waldwick, N. J.
1968 HELEN'S FABRICS 20 W. Prospect St.
Specializing hairstyling Coloring and hairshaping
Anthom J. Perno Cyril Sholtis Sr. Frank DiFranco William Dotterweich Carmen DiLorenzo Henry McGee Nunzio R. Agnello Russell Curving Jr. Robert R. Brown Ted Steinberger Cyril Sholtis Jr. Graham S. Kern Don Phillips Jack Morton Fred Dankert Sr. A Friend Fred Dankert Jr. Al Sullivan Sal Germinaro Byron Campbell M. C. Pintard
Best Wishes and Good Luck to
The Class of 1968 Doris Rivera Dance Workshop
CENTER DRUGS "The Prescription Store" 26 Franklin Tpke Waldwick, N. J. We are as near as your telephone for all your drug needs. Phone 652-5454 5455 Prompt Free Delivery 24 hr. Emergency Service
Maratene 's Liquors
652-5833 18-A East Prospect St. CASTILLO'S
Waldwick, N. J.
LIQUORS
free delivery opposite the
Corner Franklin Turnpike and Prospect Street
municipal building 652-5080 WALDWICK HARDWARE, INC.
Call: 444 - 7200
20 East Prospect Street Waldwick, N. J. Edward K. Mercer, Pres.
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Adler's Dept. Store
6522-5480
Established 1928 Men's Wear Ladies Wear Children's Wear Shoes 13 W. Prospect St. Waldwick, N. J.
Best Wishes From
29 E. Prospect St. Waldwick, N. J.
A.B.C.
444-3324
Chicken Delight
CONDITIONING INC
ready to serve Free Deliverv within 5 mile radius
MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS
DE MARTINI LUMBER CO.
252 Livingston St. Northvale, N. J. 07647
Waldwick N. J.
Phone: 768-0838
Congratulations
James & Werner Realty Real Estate Insurance ''Your Local Agent"
Class of 1968
28-A Franklin Tpke. Waldwick, N. J. 652-8585 444-6334
THE A WORLD OF VARIETY AWAITS YOU AT
CLASS
WALDWICK 5 & 10 We have something for every member of the family HOUSEWARES . TOYS . BOOKS . GIFTS NOTIONS . PARTY FAVORS . COSMETICS HOSIERY . INFANTS WEAR . DRY GOODS STATIONERY . SCHOOL SUPPLIES AND A COMPLETE LINE OF BUSTER BROWN WEAR. 29 E. Prospect St. Waldwick, N. J.
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Congratulations Class of 1968 Waldwick High School Home and School Association Custom glass co. 8 Franklin Tpke. Waldwick, N. J. 445.4030
AUTO GLASS WINDOW GLASS MIRRORS PICTURES PICTURE FRAMES SHOWER & TUB ENCLOSURES
Phone 623-179a 1
BERRY'S ELECTRICAL SERVICE
Oliver T. Berry,Prop.
Since 1922
WIRING OF N E W
H. A. GREENE CO. SPORTING GOODS
HOMES FOR BUILDERS
Complete fine lines of School and Club Athletic Uniforms and Equipment 419 Smith Place 28 Halsey St.
Newark, N. J.
177
Ridgewood, N. J.
Let us pamper you You deserve it
WALDWICK ESSO SERVICENTER
Jj eau/iaue 13 Wyckoff Avc. Waldwick, N. J. Phone 444-2960
Flowers—by
137 Franklin Tpke Waldwick, N. J. 07463 Phone 652-1311 Bob & Ralph
Richard Broderick, Jr. Compliments of
Collegiate Cap & Gown Co.
12 West Prospect St. Waldwick, N. J. 445_4040
48-25 36th Street Long Island City, N. Y. Phone
Code 212 - 392-2710
To the Graduates of 1968 Our sincerest wishes for a future free from fear. JlCr. <& JlLrs.
Jfenrij
Since 1919
Waldwick
Designers, Manufacturers, Distributors of SCHOOL . LIBRARY . CHURCH AND OFFICE FURNITURE
Barber Shop 1 lairstyling Razor Cut Hot Comb
Colonial Office Furniture Co. 191 Central Ave. Newark. N. J. 07103 (201) 642-0314
16 W. Prospect St. 652-9461
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If your car won't go call Joe 652-9512 JOE'S SERVICE STATION Mechanical repairs on all makes of cars 226 Wycoff Avc. Fast Road Service Waldwick, N. J.
The Class of 1971 wishes to congratulate
Phone 447-1481 164 Franklin Tpke. Waldwick, N. J. WALDWICK AMERICAN "Security Car Care Specialists" Complete Service Towing
the class of
1968 Medical, Surgical Equipment and Supplies , Home Sickroom Equipment and Supplies
on its achievements
A. Link
throughout its
10 E. Prospect St. Waldwick, N. J.
high school career
652-2120 652-2123 Area Code 201
Andrew Link III President
Shell Products SpeciaJist in Fine Watch & Jewelry Repair
Expert Auto Mechanics Ignition Specialist
Schauble & Robinson, Inc.
PI aza Gift and Jewelry Shop
652-9582
171 Franklin Tpke. Waldwick, N. J.
Congratulations Class of 1968
George Zumbano
Compliments of: 18 E. Prospect St. 444_8245
Meat World
Waldwick, New Jersey
652-9558 179
225 PARK AVENUE SOUTH
652-5444
Tip Top Cleaner
•
NEW YORK, N. Y. 10003
Waldwick Gulf Service
3 hr. service Free Box Storage — Tailoring Frank & Lee 145 Franklin Tpk Waldwick, N. J.
Franklin Tpke. & Prospect Street 652-9100
Compliments of
Complete Brake Service Motor Tune Up - Tires Batteries - Road Service
Turnpike Service
ARISTOCRAT FORMAL WEAR
WALDWICK JAYCEES
81 Broadway, East Paterson 797-8181 Special Prom Rate Rent-a-tux
WISH CONTINUED SUCCESS TO THE
Appleton-Rubec Stained Glass Studio 153-155 Franklin Tpke. Waldwick, N. J.
CLASS OF 1968
445-0594
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Congratulations from
Farissier's Esso Servicenter
JKr. & JlCrs. James Ferrari
Since 1924 Esso-Rent-A-Car Motor tune-up Brakes
Open Sunday 652-4454
Rein hold 5 Bake Shop
11 Crescent Ave. Waldwick, N. J. 652-5311
Known for outstanding quality Waldwick 32 Franklin Tpkc.
Larry Martin's Restaurant
652-4037
Wyckoff & Crescent Ave. Waldwick, N. J. 444.4624
Waldwick Lawn
Finest Steak Sandwich in Bergen County
&
Open 7 days a week
Garden Supply
Free Pick-up and Delivery
652-5800
i
turf doctors
RlccardVs Esso Service
Station
Lou and Howard
140 Franklin Tpke.
Hamilton
Waldwick, N. J.
Best Wishes & Success
Complete Motor Over-Haul
to Class of '68 from
General Repairs
SHANLEY'S Prospect St. Wanamaker Ave.
Luncheon 11:30 2:00 Mon.-Fri. Dinner 5:00 Except Tues.
Waldwick N. J.
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Franklin Tpke & Prospect St. Waldwick, N. J. 445-7511 Peter V. Shanley
Student Index Abbott, Rebecca 163 Abrams, Deborah 75,76,161 Ackerman, Douglas 105,157 Ackerson, Richard 160 Agugliaro, Joseph 75,75,150 Ahlmgren, Edith 134,137,154 Ahlmgren, Gloria Ahlmgren, Martha Ainley, John 145,160 Aiosa, Joseph 75,163 Aiosa, Veronica 34,77,79,120,121, 138,143,122 Aiosa, Vincent Allogramento, Joann 135,123 Ambrose, James Andersen, Ward Anderson, Stuart 163 Andreotto, Susan Andrews, Michael 75,161 Anthony, Craig 157 Anthony, Daniel 162 Anthony, Kim 76,144,163 Anthony, Phyllis Anthony, Susan 157 Antoine, Carolyn 34,73 Antonick, David Antonick, Karen 154 Antonick, Katherine 163 Aspiotis, Laura 75,150 Astarita, Leslee 161 Atkins, Loretta 77,146 Atkinson, Phyllis 160 Augusta, Thomas 160 Aupperlee, David 34 Auray, Barbara 163 Avino, Annette 157 Avino, Thomas 163 Axberg, Karen 73,134,137,154 Baart, Brian 162 Backhaus, Albert 34 Backhaus, Edward Backhaus, Daniel 162 Baker, Pat 160 Bakofen, Sherry 154 Baldi, Edmund Baltes, Dave 163 Baltes, James Baltes, Mike 104 Bangs, Kenneth 163 Bangs, Thomas 115,157 Banta, C aria Banta, Eugene 77,163 Barbier, Shirley 160 Baris, Michael 34 Barnaba, Debra 144,145 Barnaba, James 99,108,114,132, 133,140,150 Barrett, Jacqueline 160 Barrett, Stephen ISO Barriale, Louis 113,154 Bartlett, Bruce 106,110,115,146,150 Bartlett, Diane 119,157 Barton,Cynthia 35,120,121,122 Bausinger, Eugene 150 Bausinger, Linda 163 Bausinger, Mark 113,157 Baxter, Gail 35 Baxter, Glen 103,157 Beals, Devon 70,86,128,138,150 Beals, Melody 137,157,123 Beals, Tod 162 Beck, Lorraine 119,120,121,154,122
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Becker, Cathy 161 Becker, Evelyn 76,161 Becker, Glenn 35,89 Becker, Janet 150 Becker, Mary 157 Bell, Libby Bendit, Richard 162 Bendit,Teri 75,119,121,135,154,122 Benjamin, John Benjamin, Judy 154 Benvenuto, Rose 150 Beresky, Joanne 86,119,154,155,122,123 Berger, Janet 154 Berger, Richard Bergstrom, Andrea 77,163 Bergstrom, Brenda 75,76,87,123, 119,137,139,154,122 Bergstrom, Mark 160 Berry, Debra Bertram, James 161 Biancardi, Mary Ann 150 Bickford, Stephen 99,108,109,133,140,150 Biegel, Kathleen 66,70,146,150.122 Bini, Eugene 75,109 Bishop, David Bishop, Donald Bladen, Diane 35,80,87 Bladen, Susan Blum, Barbara 35 Blunt, Frederick 157 Boccino, Barbara 150 Boccino, Margaret 160 Bolding, Beverley 144,145 Bolding, Gary 109,144,162 Bolton, Michael 109,160 Bolton, William 154 Bonczek, Robert 35.74,75,76,78, 82,91,133,142 Bonnaard, Patrick 109,160 Borcsik, Christine 36,134 Borcsik, Julie 76,122,157 Borgerson, Don 146,163 Borgerson, Ronald 163 Borrelli, Constance 66,154 Borrelli, Eric 103,109,157 Borrelli, Joseph 99,102,108,109, 114,140,150 Boswell, Howard 108,109,114,143,150 Boswell, Stephen 141,154 Brachold, Richard 106,143,150 Bradley, Cathy 154 Bradley, Patricia 145,160 Branagh, Michael 109,157 Branigan, Colleen 154 Branigan, Maureen 75 Branigan, Robert 162 Brash, Daniel 104,132,133,140,150 Brooks, Douglas 113,157 Brooks, Joann 139,154,122 Brown, Beverly 147,160 Brown, Deborah 36,79,121,143 Brown, Dianna Brown, Donald 36 Brown, Frederick Brown, Gayle 36,72,87,89,138,143 Brown, Kenneth 150 Brown, Robert 106,162 Brubaker, Kim 119,139,142,154 Bruscino, Joseph 75 Bryant, Irene Bryant, Jeffrey Bryant, Lane 36,79,84,89,98,99, 100,101,112,113
Burman, Gail 150 Burnham, Steven 162 Buro, Nicholas 37,80,84,128,130, 131,133,142 Calabrese, Larry Callahan, Elizabeth 37 Callahan, Judith 37,81,84,86,90, 121,128,130,131 Callahan, Patricia 157 Callandrillo, Gale 150 Callandrillo, Lynn 157 Calvello, Lois Calvello, Wanda 86,120,121, 128,134,122 Camm, Jeffrey 145,160 Campbell. Jeanette 37 Campbell, Michele Canino, Joseph 77,145,163 Canton, Elizabeth 150,122 Canton, Kathrine 161 Carafello, Diane 154 Carafello, Jerry 37 Carfello, Joann 146,163 Carfello, John 75,144,163 Carfi, John Carfi, Marilyn Carlson, Ellen 75 Carr, Lauren 162 Caruso, Michael Casale, John 114,150 Cassidy. Wayne 162 Castello,John 150 Castello, Robert 113,139 Cater, Dale 76,87,142,143,150.123 Cater, Jack 38,75,76,82,90,91,106.107, 110,115,117,130,132,133,140,142,143 Cawthorne, Michael 154 Cawthorne, Robert 154 Cawthorne, Vicki 150 Cecere, Curtis 154 Cecere, Frank 150 Cederberg, Virginia Celentano. Raymond 103,109,154 Cenno, Marianne 76,145,160 Chiapetta, Lorraine 66,157 Chiapetta, Russell 106,150 Christman, Carol 161 Christman, Lorraine 76,154 Ciosek, Christine 76,154,122 Ciosek, Michael 99,115,154 Citron, Carl 103,114,154 Citron, Diane 157 Ciulla, Peter 108,109,115,154 Ciulla, Phillip 103,115,157 Clark, Ann 147,160 Cleaver, Chris 145,160 Coerts, Sherri 160 Cohen, Van 157 Colaianni, Thomas 160 Colombo, June 76,154 Conklin, Dennis 38 Conley. Carolyn Connely, John 38 Conni, Robert 162 Connolly, Terry 160,162 Cook, Barbara 70,73,128,150 Cook, Karen 75,87,142,157 Cook, Ronald 163 Coolong, Denise 38,66,67,70,81,83,89 Cooper, Scott 162 Cooper, Victor 150 Copeland, Constance 157
Copeland, Maureen 163 Coppede, Denise 154.122 Costa, Patricia 157 Costa, Ralph 106,150 Cottone, Joan 151 Cottone, Joseph 162 Coveney, Renee 128,151,122 Coviello, Frank 105,110,117,157 Cox, Terry Craig, Sandra Cristiano, David 161 Cronin, Kathrynn 139,154 Cronin, Sheila 157,160 Cronin, William 110,117 Crown, Susan 160 Cunningham, Patricia 38,122 Cziak, Raymond 151 Dacales, Jeffrey 147,160 Dahlin,Gary 105,157 Daly, Mary 157 Daly, Peter 38,106,107 Dana, Milton 105 Davenport, Aileen 39,136 Davis, Alan 151 Davis, Susan 154,122 Dawson, Dennis 151 Dawson, Raymond 39 Dawson, William 161 DeBlock, Linda 157,123 DeBlock, Nancy 76,162 DeBonis, Rosanne 157 Delleer, Bernice 151,122 Delonga, Nancy Delyannis, Phillip 145 Demartini, Jean 157 Demartini, Jospeh 109,160 DeMartini, Mildred 39,83 Demartini, Paul 115,151 DeMeo, Charles 162 DeNardo, Stephen 103,109,115,157 Denniston, Carol 77,147,162 Denniston, Jan 145,160 Denniston, Thomas 75,157 D'Ercole, Carol D'Ercole, Conald 99,112.114,151 D'Ereole, Sharon 145,162 Dergachett, Michael DeSiervo, Thomas DeSocio, Donna 39,79,82,87,128, 130,138,143 DeWan, Jane 66,118,119,120,121,122,154 DeWan, Michael 99,102,109 DiCrosta, Arlene 39,87,138,143 Dietz, Gregory 40 Dietz, Randall 159 Dillon, Bruce 115,151 Dillon, James 160 Dillon, Thomas 163 Dimick, Edward Dimick, James 40 Dimick, Robert 159 DiMonico, Catherine 75,76,154 Discepola, Andrea 160 Discepola, Joseph 110.115,151 Ditges, Joan 159,123 Dittamo, Frances Dittamo, Nancy 39 Dixon, Susan 40,77,79,80,81,143,122 Domanski, Janice 40,78,79,81,87, 121,130,143 Dominico, Laura 163 Donlon, Jessanne 162
Donlon, Mary 151 Doty, Charles 40,75,91 Doty, Karen 159 Doty,Kathryn 41,91,135,138,143 Drechsel, Gloria Drechsel. Robert 151 Drechsel, Thomas 160 Dreyer, Richard 159 Dromeshauser, James 159 Dromeshauser, Sally 151,122 Drop, Stephanie 86,119,128,146.151 Drop, Stephen 99,112,115,151,122 Drury, Thomas 157 Duggan, MaryAnn 75,76,147,161 Duggan, Michelle 76,162 Dunne, David 103,159 Dunworth, John Dursema, Janice 77 Durstewitz, Craig 103.154 Duryea, Carol 41,79,81,87,119,143,122 Duryea, Susan 72,87.154 Dusch, Susan 66,119,120,121,122,154 Duston,Christopher 75,162 Duston,John 103,117,157,159 Duston, Mark 75,76,86,106,141,142 Dykstra,Mark 158,159 Dykstra, Susan Edwards. Ralph Effertz, Matthais 136 Ellis, Judy 66 Ellis, Walter 99,154,155 Elwood,John 99,115,140,151 Elwood, Kathleen 66,135,123 Elwood, Patricia 119,121,159,122,123 Emery. Sandra 151 Enberg, Henry 41 Entenmann, Charles 162 Evers, Patricia 146,151 Ewing, Jesse 163 Exam, Barbara 77,146 Exum, Linda 77.146.160 Fairweather, Janice 151,122,123 Falkenburg, Michael 159 Falkow, David 106,115,154 Famighetti, Esther 161 Famighetti, Peter 154 Farissier, Michael 103,115,154 Farrell, Wayne 75,163 Fearon, Kathleen 77,163 Felice, Steven 162 Fellows, Joan 154 Ferlazzo, Anthony 109.160 Ferlazzo, Denise 151 Fernandez, Rosemarie 160 Ferrari, Donald 41,76 Figueroa, Ann 41.119,143,122 Figueroa, Gail 159 Finklejohn 160 Fischer, John 144 Fitzpatrick, Shiela Fitzpatrick, William 163 Floroff, Stephen 147,163 Foley, Terry Foote, Maureen 151 Fornataro, Michael Fornuto, Robert 147,162 Fox, Jan 151,122 Fox, Lisa 163,123 Franklin, Judy 154 Fredella, John 109,115,159 Freeborn, James 151
Frins, Peter Fritz, Jack 99,108,114,151 Fryar, Bruce 106,154 Fryar, Nancy 145,161 Gadjo, Karen 119,154,155 Gallacher, Ruth 42,78,134,138,143 Gallacher, Steven 77,163 Gallahue, Robert Galletly, James 75,76,103,112,115,154 Gandolfini, Patricia 66,120,121, 134,154,122 Ganguzza, Peter 154 Garafalo, William 103,114,154 Garbaccio, Ernest 160 Garbaccio, Ricky 75,163 Garten, Cliffor 154 Garvin, Jean 42,77 Gasparri, Ronald 162 Gawel, Clifford 162 Gawel, Linda Gers, Yvette 42,78,79,80,121,128,130 Gerster, Ruth 147,162 Gibson, James 154 Gifford, Glenn 103,117,159 Gilbert, Rose Gildersleeve, Frank 160 Gill, Michael 42,108 GiUespie, Jean Glass, Barry Glass, Dalton Gleeson, Barbara 120,147,162 Gleeson, Kathleen 134,139,154,122 Gless. Odette 160 Gneiding, Carol 72,86,128,146, 151,122,123 Goetz, Barbara 42 Gohde,Jill 146 Gohde, Robert 151 Gordon, Jessann 151 Gordon, Margaret 160 Govorko, Gayle 161 Graham, Terry 75,136.161 Grammerstorf, Mark 42 Grammerstorf, Mary 66,120,154 Graney.John 75,129,159 Graseck, Paul 43,84,104,105,110, 111,115,128,129,130,132,133, 140 Greenberg,Carol 87,135,146,151 Gregg, Cynthia 160 Gregg, Denise 87,129,139,154 Greiner, Christine Greiner, Michael 43,98,99,100,101, 111,117 Griev. Betty Anne 75,159 Griffin, Patricia 160 Grimsdale, Kevin 145,161 Griner, Diane 151 Griner, Gary Grippo, Joyce 73,151 Grover, Charles Grover, Melanie 152 Gruber, Madelene 43 Guendjoian, Armen 105,159 Guenthner, Glen 160 Guglielmotti, John 159 Gusta, Thomas Guthrie, Susan 159 Haegler, Sandra 160 Habermann, Ruth 151 Halen, Paul
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Hamilton, Loujs Hamilton, Mary 163 Hamilton, Pamela 119,121,122,151 Hamilton, Robin 161 Hammond, Gail 155,122 Hammond, Mark 163 Hankinson, Richard 117,141,159 Hannaman, Karen 121,159 Hansen, Arlene 158 Hansen, Karen 77,145,163 Hardy, Andrew 155 Harman, Karl 43,85,104,105, 110,117,140,116 Harris, Gene 147,162 Harris, Judith 137,139,155 Harris, Raymond 136,139,155 Harrison, Bonnie 161 Harrison, Patrick 136,163 Hart, Leslie 155 Hart, Nancy 147,161 Hauschild, Dorothy 86,155 Havel, Debra 162 Hayes, Mary Pat 135,151 Hazard, Debra 146 Heard, Donna 158 Heard, James 75,163 Heenehan, Michael 43,106,133,142 Heenehan, Paul 163 Heenehan, William 75,115,136, 144,147,161 Hellmich, Ruth Ann 75,76,144,147,161 Hellmieh, Sandra 77,147,162 Hennig, Barbara 75,120,145,163 Hennig, Cheryl 75,76,87,158 Henry, Donna Henshall, Gil 113,151 Henshail, Vanessa 75,161 Hermann, Sharon 76,162 Herrmann, Paul 137,155,116 Herrmann, Thomas 109,158 Heyzer, Maureen 137,155 Heyzer, Roger 161 Uille, Susan 72,87,146,151 Hillebrcnner, Eric 87,108,114, 128,140.151 Hoctor, Elizabeth Hodgkinson, Edward 163 Hoehne, William 151 Holben, Edward 162 Holdrum, Donna 155 Hollistcr, Gil 44 Holmes, Yvonne 44,72,77 Hopper, Nancy 44 Hopson, David 44,98,99,100,108,140 Huber, Virginia 128,137,151 Hudson, Clark Hudson, Robert Hughes, Cynthia 77,146 Hurley, James 147,150 Huska,John 155,189,115 Huttner, William Ingham, Janet 44,138,143 Ireland, Donald 75,161 Jablonski, Karen 143,151 Jablonski, Patricia Jackson, Alan 75,161 Jackson, Lynn 151 Jaeger, Robert 163 Jaeger, James Jafargian, Nancy 86,146,151 Jatargian, Steve 162
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Jager, Allen 45 Jelliffe, Richard 45 Jensen, Paul 160 Jeromin, Lynn 158 Joaquin, Linda Johnson, Leslie 158 Johnson, Linda 45,66,67,78,81,84, 87,130,138,143 Johnson, Robert Johnson, Ronald 160 Johnson, Stanley Johnson, Thomas Johnston, Jeff 151 Jones, Glenn 106,158 Jones, Paul 45,78,85,130,141 Joyce, Steven 155,116 Juby. Robert 163 Kaiser, Kaxen 45,138,143 Kaiser, Lance 151 Kaiser, Lise Kalbacher, John 160 Kalbacher, Bruce 109,161 Kalbacher, Eugene 103,109,115,155 Kane, Brian 163 Kannegiser,Therese 163 Kaplan, Jack 103,113,155 Kaplin, Steven 161 Kaprelian, Gregory 160 Kaprelian, Nadine 151 Kasdan, Warren 110,129,133,155 Katz,Inger 161 Kay.Kathryn 77,163 Keegan. Brian 110,162 Kelley, Brian 46,111,116,117 Kelley, John 158 Kelley, Lorraine 158,123 Kelso, Timothy 160 Kimball, Alfred 109,161 Kim ball. Clayton 159 Kimball, Louis 160 Kirschbaum, William 163 Klaproth.Roy 109.160 Klaproth, Susanne 46,66,67,89 Kleban, Robert 129 Knapp, Karen 46 Knoblock, Mark 99,114,151 Knoblock, Michael 109,112,163 Koehler, Susan 160 Koetsier, Randolph 114,151 Kolb, Henry 163 Kolodziej, John 46,104,105,110, 111,116,117,130,142 Komjian, Diana 121,158 Komjian, Donal 106,151 Komsa, Robert 75,161 Kopec, Judith 155 Korolevich, Michael 75,163 Krauss, Elaine 46 Kuklinski, Gregory 141,151 Kulback, Heidi 160 Kupfrian, Russell 158 Kwederis, Gregory 106,117,158 LaBarre, Roger 158 LaBarre, Ronald 46 LaBarre, Russell 161 LaDolcetta, Susan 119,122,123,158 Ladotta, Bonnie 147,162 Lang, Gloria Jean 144,146 Lang, Karen 77,145,146 Lange, John Lange, Lois 47
Lange, Margaret 158 Lange, Robert 158,162 Lange, Susan 151 LaParis, Cheryl 155 LaPlante, Marion Rose 75,76,145,161 Lasner, Douglas 155 Lasner, Robert 158 Laudato, Bonnie LaVorne, Jay 152 LeBlanc, Michael 151 LeBlanc, Valerie 66,158 Lee, Albert 75,76,110,1 17,159 Lee, Barbara 162 Lee, Debora 73,155 Lee, Elsie 47,79,81,87,119,143 Leigh, Nancy 161 Leigh, Jeanne Leigh, Rebecca 151 Lent, Edwin 162 Lent, Rosella 47 Lenz, Diane 160 Lepore, Michael 161 Lesko, James 159 Lesko,John 152 Lesko, Robert 159 Leslie, Linda 155 Letsche, Susan 155 Lewis, Kathleen 72,155 Lewis, Kenneth 169 Lewis, Sharon 73,159 Linquito, James 103,110,114.159 Lipari, Cheryl Lisbona, Joseph 110,159 Locantore, Marlene 155 Locantore, Phyllis Lockhart, Stephen 162 Lockwood, Elaine 142 Lockwood, Frances 47,82,91,142 Lockwood. Marcia 75,152 Loeffel, James 160 LoFaso, Anita Longson, Kenneth 113,152 Longson, Robert 47,133 Lottes, Susan 75,76,159 Love, Barbara 159 Luciani, Dorian 144,162 Luck,John Luke, Nancy 48,73 Lupo, James 160 Lupo, Thomas 162 Lyons, Kathleen 66,155 Maas, Dennis 48 Maas, Linda 159 Maas, Theodore 162 Mabie, Kenneth Mabie, Nadine 66,134,138,122,152 Macburnie. Gail Macneill, Joyce Mader, Barbara 48,143 Mader,John 109,159 Maguire, Bruce 99,152 Maguire, Doris 75,159,122 Malier, Bart 103 Maher, Thomas 48,89,98,101,113,140 Mahmarian, Deborah 134,146,152,122 Maiden, Karen 134.152 Mallon, James 116 MaUon,Paul 159 Manahan, Diane Manahan,Gail 76,144,163 Manahan, Paul 133,155 Mandel, James 87,128,152
Mandel, Thomas 163 Manley, Roger 103,116,152 Manley, Stephen 77,145,147,162 Manning, Daniel 152 Manning, Richard 103,113 Manno,John 160 Marchione, Rose 155 Markham, Maureen 159,123 Marks, Susan 144,161 Markstein, James 162 Markstein, Patricia 160 Martin, Christopher 159 Martin, Linda Martin, Nancy 48 Mattei, Robert 155 May, John 75,159 May, Thomas 75,160 Mazurek, Janet 145,160 McCann, Daniel 162 McCann, Elaine 135,160 McCarthy, Brian McCarthy, Eileen 159 McClain, Betsy 76,145 McCormack, Patricia McCowan, Barbara 159 McCracken, Michael 49 McCracken, Steven McCullough, James 86,104,141,155 McCullough, Nancy 49,79,138 McDermott, Ann McDermott, Brian 152 McEwan, Michael 103 McEwan, Robert 49 McEwan, Wayne 160 McGinn, Christine 75,134,155 McGinn, Diane 75,163 McGoldriek, Joseph McGoldrick, Patricia 75,161 McGowan, Nancy 155 McGuire, Timothy 109,160 McKenna, Carol 163 McKenna, Frank 159 McKenna, James 106,109,152 McKenna, Janet 121,155 McKenna, Kathleen McKenna, Marianne 144,160 McMahon, Constance 155 McMahon, Denise 152 McMahon, Elizabeth McPartland, Kevin 155 Mellor, Craig, 137 Menotti, Michele Mergi, Charles 155,159 Mergl, Joseph 103,159 Mergl, Robert 146,152 Mergl. William 163 Merry, Don 162 Messner, Paul 49,76.79,80,83, 87,91,130,131,139,142,144 Mettler, Mark 103,115,155,159 Middleton, Connie 134,159 Middleton. Jeff 99,140,152,114 Milano, John 155 Milano, Joseph Milano, Lorraine Milano, Quaedy 157 Mileham, Cheryl 136,160 Miller, Kenneth 109,157,159 Miller, Kimba 119,152 Miller, Scot Miller, Sherry 146 Mills, Katherine 49,78,81,85,86, 121,128,130
Mills, Orvclle Minich, Michael 152 Minich, Rebecca 161 Minthorn, Robert Mirti, William Miserendino, James 155 Mocilenko, Marianne Molema, Bernhard 155 Molemajack 147,162 Monahan, Diane 86 Monahan, Karen 160 Mondello, Ben 103,161 Mondello, Marguerite 32,50,78,84,134 Monsees, Alice 159 Monsees, Patricia 160 Monturi, Glenn 158 Moore, Marianne 162 Moore, Mary Moore, Robert 112,155 Moore, Robert 157 Moore, Ruthann Moore, Timothy 155 Morabito, Nicholas 50,114,115 Morbelli, Patty 86,119,128,146, 152,122,123 Morgan, John 116,155 Morelli, Mark 162 Morey. Robert 160 Morey, Steven Morone, Deborah 33,50,78,79,81,85.86, 87,89,138,143 Morrell, Edward 110,116,155 Morrell, Joan 86.143,146,152,122,123 Morris, Bradley 75.147,153 Morris, Paul Morris, Peggy 139,155,122 Morrissey, James 141,161 Morrissey, Robert 86.152 Morrow, Cheryl 162 Morsch. Frances 161 Mortensen, Richard 159 Mros, Robert 160 Muller, Charles 104,116,152 Muller. Joan 159 Muller, William 117,147,159 Mulvey.Terrance 87,103,116,155 Mulvey, Thomas 50 Murner, John 161 Murner, Lawrence Murner, Peter 159 Murray, Kenneth 162 Mutchko, Darlene 77,143.152 Myers, William 106,155 Nallin, Mary 86,129,134,137,155 Natelli, Richard 106,155 Natelli, Sylvia 50 Nazzaro, Jeffery 50 Nelinson, Sara 129,159 Nelson, David 51,112 Nelson, Linda 51 Nelson, Vanja 77,163 Nestler, Timothy Neuman, Geraldine 134,152 Newkirk, Cynthia 159 Newkirk,John R. 109,150 Niblette, Bonnie 145,160 Niblette, Roy 152 Nichols. Valerie 51,72,138 Nicholaysen, Lawrence 109 Nordham, Douglas 75 Oakes. James 159,163
Oakes, William Occhipinti, George 152,159 Occhipinti, James Occhipinti. Paul 51 O'Connell. Shelley 129,152 O'Conner, Richard 103,109,157.159,115 O'Connor, Michael 75,147 O'Neill, Gary 158 O'Neill. Patricia 51 Onody, Stephen Orthmann, William 52,115 Osborne, Norman 103.109,159 Osorio, Luz 155 Osorio, Osuoldo 160 Ossig, Janet 155 Ott, Carolyn 52,79,81,82,77.130 Ott, David 159 Paccione, Patrick 159 Pacelli, Toni Pagnotta. Mark 113,144,159 Pajari, Ray 52 Palombo, August 162 Panning. Richard 151 Partaliano, Patrick 159 Paras, Michael 155 Parisi, Anthony 162 Parczik, Jean 162 Parczik, Maryanna 159 Patacto, Marie 152 Patterson, Catherine 162 Paul, August 52 Pavoni, Margaret 155 Pawelka, Bruce 115,159 Pease, Richard 109 Pease, Robert 104,115,132.133,155 Penney, Norman 147,162 Penney, Steven 141,155 Pepitone, James 160 Perino, Robert Perno, Anthony Perno,Cheri 52,80,81,122 Perrone, Angelina 53 Perrone, Anthony 162 Perry, Diane 145,160 Peterson, Sharon 162 Petrick, Janice 53 Petrick, Linda Petzold, Janice 53,71,78,91,130,142 Petzold, Kaien 144,147,160 Petzold, Nancy 119,121,123,128,152 Pfleger, Brian 163 Pflomm. Margaret 53 Piccard, Joyce 86,134,139,155,122 Pihl, Elsebeth 145 Pihl, Marianne 145 Pinerola, Claudia 146 Pinerola, Hugh 105 Piro, Dorothy Plavier, William 136 Podgorsky. Jackie Podgorsky, Virginia 158 Pope, James 75,158 Pope. John 53,106,107 Porter, Eileen 155 Porter, Joanne 77,120,147 Porto, Michele 76,145.160 Post, Helen 54,128,134,138,143 Post, Howard 144,160 Potter, Sheldon 45,78,141 Preis, Robert 54,98,99,101,102,113 Provenzale, Leonard 104,155 Psolka, Beverley 144,163,123
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Purdy, Diane 54 Purely, Janice Quimby, Pamela 155 Quimby, Robin 160 Ratay,Paul 103,110,116,153 Reardon, Sharon 66,70,128,153 Reed, Howard 99,140,150 Reese, Merrill 54 Reinauer, Lee 147,160 Reischel, Angela 76,147,162 Reischel, Uli 106,110,116,133,143,153 Reisz, Thomas Riccardi, Rosemarie 55,73 Rich, Susan 137,141,153 Rick.Renee 135,143,153 Riether, Wendy 55,66,67,79 Rigoll, Stephen 163 Rilliet, Richard 106 Rinaldi, Nicholas 55,108 Rippon, Katheline 77,163 Rievera, Milagros 77,162 Roberts, Bruce 103,109,133,155 Roberts, Kurt 75,162 Roberts, William 55,98,100,108,133,140 Robinson, Charlene 153 Rodgers, Rhandy 147,160 Rodrian, Dave 156 Rodrian, John Rogers, Bruce 162 Rogers, Diane 55,86,134,138,143 Rogers, Jeffrey 75,76,161 Roland, Gail 158 Romanowski, Gregory 75,109,158 Rooney, Marion 77 Rosano, Lenora Rosano, Pamela 75,120,123,163 Rose, Robert 156 Roselli, Robert 55 Rosen, Diane 56 Rosen, Kathy 77,158 Ross, Diane 86,158,122 Ross, Karen 119,121,153 Rowe, Kimberly 147,160 Rowlands, Gail Roy, Sue 137,153 Rollman,Bill 110,116,153 Russo,Mark 75,158 Rutler, Brian 145,161 Rutler, Michael 56,81,83,106, 107,116,117 Rutler, Russell 106,156 Rutter, Denise 160 Ryan, Edward 144 Rying, Kenneth Sabiel, Deborah 158 Saje, Natasha 76,162 Sala, Peter 115 Sam, Ellen 75,162 Samish, Mary 161 Sander, John 56 Sankowich, Bruce 106,113,158 Sankowich, Sondra 135,153 Savastano, David 158 Savastano, Ronald 160 Scaffidi,Cono56,112 Scanio, Jack 153 Scanio,Jill 158,123 Schabilon, Diane Schabilon, Sandra 56 Schade, Denise 57,122
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Schade, Stephanie 57,121,122 Schaeffer, Joan 147 Schank, Deborah Schaper, Joan 163 Schapoehler, Marjorie 153 Schiele, Joyce 147 Schiele,Paul 147,162 Schipper, Cornelius Schipper, Patricia 158 Schmedes, Julie 156 Schneider, Linda 156 Schober, Pamela 156 Schober, Peter Schocklin, Janis 120,123,163 Schocklin, Bill 32,57,78,89, 91,130,132,141 Scholl, Margaret 153 Schroeder, Joye 160 Schumacher, Joanne Schwinge, Deborah 161 Schielzo, Fred 160 Scott, Douglas 116,156 Sell, Charlotte 163 Sermeus, Dorothy 77,153 Serviss, Anne 75,161 Severs, Barbara 120,145,162 Severs, James 57,78,106,141 Severs, Bill 103,112,153 Shane, Rene 163 Shapter, Robert 160 Sharp, Bill 162 Sharp, Patricia 57,118,128,130,131 Shaw, Linda 121,156 Sherman, Karen 75,76,121,122,139,142,156 Sherman, Susan 158 Shiphorst, Lee 58,136 Sievert, Claudia 66,86,128,133,134,153 Silvan, Barbara 160 Silvan, William 106,153 Simmons, Janice 158,123 Simmons, Steven 114,153 Simpson, Ian 117 Simpson, Wallington Sinacore, Helena 150 Sinno, Thomas 99,150 Sippie, Catherine 160 SiwulecDan 110,116,129,137,156 Skurna, Joseph 58 Skurna, Marianna 122,158 Smith, Brooke 163 Smith, Catherine 156 Smith, Deborah 123,75,76,156 Smith, Diana Smith, Donna Smith, Kathy 160 Smith, Kerry 158 Smith, Pamela 86,121,129,156,122,123 Smith, Sondra 134,146,150,153 Smith, Toni 158 Smithson, Patti 134,137,156 Snyder, Ruth 58,128,136 Sokoly.Lynne 134,139,155 Sokoly, Wayne 147,162 Sorber, Patricia 163 Sorber, Peggy 75,76,158 Sorenson, Laura 75,163 Spayd, Wanda 77,145,147,162 Specht, Robert 156 Specht, Thomas 58 Spiess, Robert 105,117,158 Spinella, John 58 Staff, Barbara Staff, Robert 162
Staff, William Stagg, William 59 Stapleton, Charles 147,160 Stapleton, Nancy 147,162 Stark, Brian Stark, Deborah 145,160 Stasko, Patricia 135,137,158 Stasko, Richard 59,83 Stasny, Martin Stasny, Shirley 59,73,77,130,134,138,1 3 Stegg, Ginny 158 Stegle, Janice Steinberger, Janet 156 Steinberger, Nancy 75,76 Steinert, Lee 153 Steinert, Lynn Steinsiek, Henry 147,158 Stracher, Linda Strandberg, Judith 160 Stravato, Frank 153 Streckwald, Janet 72,156 Strickhart, Paul 104.110,116.156 Strippoli, Anthony 163 Strippoli, Louis 158 Suhaka, Donald 109,144,163 Suhaka, Warren J. Sullivan, Gail 153 Suppo, Kathleen 160 Suppo, Patricia 137 Suter, Deborah Lee 158 Suter, Donald 162 Sutton, Melanie Symanski, Judy Sypp,Tom 156 Tamagni, Deborah 59 Tamagni, Walter 153 Tanis,Carol 59,83,143 Tanis, Wayne 106,153 Tarricone, Ronnie 158 Tartaglia, Jeanette 139,156 Tashjian,Mark 103,110,116,156 Taurone, Michael Ten Eyck, Alexander Ten Eyck,Debbi 135,122 Ten Ecyk,Paul 153 Terlemezian, Diane 160 Terlemezian, James 60,98,99,100,140 Terlemezian, John 160 Tervvilliger. Steven 160 Thessen, Denise 158 Thibodeau, Kevin 75,76,163 Thibodeau, Linda 123 Thompson, Donald 162 Thurkoff, Frank 160 Thurkoff, Gail 72,129,156 Tice, Judith 156 Tice, Marcia 160 Tiddes, Barbara 60,81,134 Tiddes,John 109 Tiddes, Maryellen 146,162 Tomasulo, Dan 99,113,128,140,153 Tormey, Linda 158 Tormey, Valerie 60,138,143 Torrano, Dominick 147,156 Torrano,Nick 160 Torregrossa, Donna 156 Torregrossa, Peter 160 Tosto,John 160 Tosto, Linda 147,162 Tosto, Marie 60 Tray nor, Rosemary 60
Trifilio, Connie Troche, Karen 66,118,153.122 Tucci, Susanne 162 Tuomala, Ralph 75,76,147,161 Turi, Regina 77,120,163 Turi, Richard Turick, Alice 147,160 Turick, Janice 86,87,158 Turick, {Catherine 32,61,86,89,139 Turton, Edwin 158 Ursetti, Louie 156 Ursetti, Thomas Valente, Judith 156 Van Blarcom, David 105,117,147,158 Van Dyke, Harry VanDyke, Kevin 75,161 VanEck, Arthur 75,106.156 VanEck, Barbara 61,77,79,1 30,138 VanEck, Mary 120,163 Vanek, Robert 61,79,80,87,106, 133,138,142 Vanek, William VanGelder, David 160 VanHassent, Gary 75,76,160 VanHeemst, Nance 156 VanMatta, Edith A. 160 VanWetering, Kathleen 163 Varsho, Ann 75,158 Varsho, Margaret Varsho, Michael VecchiareUo, Louise 61,81,87,130,134 Vecchiarello, Phyllis 161 Vitolo, Phyllis 119,121,122,156 Vitolo, Rose 77,146 Volkart, Cheryl 75,145,163 Waggoner, Katherine 145,147,160 Waggoner, Margaret 120,121,158,123 Waggoner, Wayne 116,157 Waite, Christopher 105,110,117,158 Waite, Jonathan 147,163
Walker. Beverly 160 Walker, Roger 156 Warner, Anita 160 Waters, Donald Waters. Donna 76,156,123 Waters, Ralph 109,168 Watton, Harry 106,138,142,153 Weaver, Gary 145 Weaver, Ken 103,109,115 Weber, Raymond 61,106,110,116,132, 133,140 Weber, Susan 87,158,123 Webster, James 62 Wedemeier, Alan 162 Wedemeier, Dianne 76,129,156,122 Weischeit, Rita 160 Weiss, Allison 161 Weiss, Jacqueline Welch, Gerald Wen tin k, Dianne Wentle, Richard 161 Werner, Robert 160 Wescott, Amanda 62,66,67,79 Westervelt, Raymond 156 Westervelt, Robin White, Aram 103,140 White, Charles 161 White, J. Randall 160 Whitecraft. Charles 106.108,133.140,153 Whitecraft, Marion Whitely, Richard Wick, Robert Wick, Sharon 120.147,162 Wierjbicki, Frank 145 Wilkinson, Sue 86,153,122 Wilcox, Cynthia 137,156 Wilcox.Jean 86,137 Wilcox, John Wilk, Jacqueline Williams, David 62,98,110,116,140 Williams, James 62,98,100,101 Williams, Patricia 77,135,153 Wilson, Beverly 158
Wilson, Glen 145,160 Wilson, Jane 62,78,138,143 Wilson, Ray 103,115,156 Winder, Gail 62,128,143 Winder, John 158 Winslow, John 160 Win slow, Marc 162 Winterburg, Marie 75,136,160 Wirth, Audrey 160 Wirth, Robert 75,76,116 Woetjel, Kurt 162 Wohleb, Deborah 158 Wohleb, Richard Wojcul, William 158 Walthouse, Wayne WongWah, Valerie 75,76,145,161 Wood, Thomas 163 Wrocklage, Eileen 77 Yager, Robert 63,82,91,106,128,129, 130,131,133,138,140,142 Yerkes, Lorna 162 Young, Barbara 158 Young, Sandi 63,72,78,86,87,138,143 Zacco, Kathy 63,79,84.118,119,120, 121,143,122 Zachar in, Carol 160 Zamarelli, Karen 153,122,123 Zdanek, Kenneth 140,160 Zdanek, Michael 75,116,156 Zdanek, Robert 104,110,153 Zoccoli, Kenneth 63.79.89,98,99, 100,112,113,140 Zoppo, Clifford 103.113.156 Zoppo, Darien 63,78,81,85,90.115,117, 130,133,138,142 Zucca, Linda 145 Zumbano, Barbara 66,156 Zupic, Nadine 158 Zwick, Gary 160
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Faced with the realization that this monumental task, the production of a yearbook, is completed, I am relieved. Yet I feel that my greatest obligation, the expression of thanks to those who labored so tirelessly and long, must be met before my work is done. My first thought is that I have placed myself in quite a precarious position. My responsibility, as author of what could be called epilog, apologia, or simply thanks, is to specifically thank those who contributed to the production of this book. In doing so, I am running the risk of perpetrating the most complete insult, neglect, to someone. The most politic, which is to say, in this case, cowardly, thing to do would be to simply end my note of gratitude now. But though the note is accurate, it is not complete - what is politic is not necessarily just. With this thought in mind, let me conclude by thanking those individuals without whose numberless hours of assistance this yearbook would not exist. . . Diane Bladen, Patrons and Ads section Editor, and our "funding agency"; Bob Bonczek, Business Manager and permanent fixture in the yearbook "sweat shop"; Carolyn Ott, omni-present and tireless staff member; Shell Potter and Jim Severs, leading members of a virtually full-time photographic team; Jan Petzold, Assistant Editor and "Chief mechanic, " who helped assemble the perpetual proliferation of pages (and greased the wheel of progress); and he who can only be called "creator", Mr. Frederick Heidloff yearbook advisor. My task stands completed, and I can only reiterate my singular thought. . . Thank you, D.J.Z., Editor-in-Chief
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