Waldwick High School - Yearbook (Waldwick, NJ)

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JUNHDH HIGH FRENCH CLUB French culture, customs, and lan- guage interest many seventh and eighth graders. These Junior High students, under the direction of Mr. Terry, have formed the Junior High French Club in order to further their knowledge of these subjects. First Row: Brian Baines, Skipper Smithson, Sharon Monahan, Ann Karisties, Nancy Comerford, Barbara Watton, Wanda Spade. Second Row: Karen Pajari, Donna Collins, Vicky Oujevolk, Paula Verile, Denise Broncatello, Carolyn Borgia. Third Row: Mr. Terry, Debbie Tadonio, Alice Taddonio, Shelley Cur- tin, Liz Connelly, Sharon Wick, Sandra Hellmich, Angela Reischel, Sue Eimer. J UN IHH HIGH CHEEH - A LEADERS SEVENTH GRADE CHEERLEADERS - First Row: Nancy Comerford, Eliza- beth Scully, Elaine Heyzer, Kim Hille, Barbara Muller, Eileen Hermann. Second Row: Sue Habermann, Sherri Figart, Sue Pfleger, Adrian Groober, Donna Cook. This year Junior High School girls organized cheerleading squads to cheer at seventh and eighth grade games. Sponsored by Miss Blum, the two squads are designed so that the girls can learn the fundamentals of cheer- ing and gain experience at the same time. EIGHTH GRADE CHEERLEADERS-First Row: Gloria-Jean Lange, Loana Groh, Kim Anthony, Carol Vanwetting. Second Row: Gail Monahan, Loir Carr, Karen Lang, Patti Sorber, Barbara Psolka.

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First Row: Karen Cook, Joann Brooks, Mary Nallin, Dale Cater, Sue Rich, jan Turick, Lin Jeromin. Second Row: Bob Castello, Bob Mor- rissey, Craig Durstewitx, Mark Duston, Sue Dusch, Warren Kasdan, Diane Bartlett, Mr. Flegler. Under the direction of Mr. Daniel Flegler, the Math Team competes in various areas of mathe- matics. They work together to develop skills in Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, and Calculus. At numerous meets in this area, the Math Team strives to complete as many problems as possible in the allotted amount of time, each in hope of bringing honor to the school. MAJORETTES: Barb Cook, Captaing Cindy Sharp, Debbie Lee, Karen Axberg, Sharon Lewis, Maureen McFadden. The Majorette Club was organized this year in order to teach underclassmen and junior high stu- dents the fundamentals of twirling. Directed by the 1968-69 Majorettes, these girls are learning l MATH TEAM OFFICERS: Mr. Flegler, Advisorg Sue Dusch, Secretaryg Mary Nallin, Vice President, Bob Cas- tello, Presidentg Diane Bartlett, Treasurer. MAJURETTE CLUB the basic twirls and marching steps necessary to compete for a position on the squad. A basic routine will be taught to the group so that there will be equal competition at spring try-outs. It is hoped that through this club, the size of the squad can be increased. First Row: Nancy Kneis, JoAnn Fronzalia, Dolores Feldhaus, Diane Purcell, Peggy Lisbona, Pam Williams, Lyn Schoen, Rita Stubbe, Bar- bara Watton. Second Row: Josephine Torranno, Denise Gates, Patty Griffin, Sue Emer, Gayle Govorko, Rita Weisheit, Debbie Flournoy, Cheryld Gilner. Third Row: Alice Turick, Liz Cambridge, Bonnie Lau- dato, Bonnie Niblette, Diane Perry, Marge Gordon, Carla Banta, Char- lotte Sell, Barbara Gleeson. Fourth Row: Karen Noskowsky, Barbara Hennig, Kathy Sippy, Debbie Stark, Sharon D'Ercole, Sherri Mileham, Maureen Markham. 157

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REPRESENTATIVES -- Seated.- Beverly Psolka, Karen Lange, Donna Cook. First Row: Bill Vanek, Mike O'Connor, Fred Brash, Ronald Kle- ban, Peggy Lisbona. Second Row: Adrian Gruber, Fran Daly, Jan Schock- lin, Lisa Fox, Denise Broncatello, Lori jeromin. 1, ,xg L mon SCIl00L nf STUDENT CQIUNCIL 2 T ASSUCIATIIIN I'm telling you for the last time, you can't have night dances! Through the Jr. High SCA, seventh and eighth grade students learn to use the democratic process to voice their opinions and become responsible members of the school. This participation in a rep- resentative body also aids their under- standing of our municipal, state and federal governments. junior High School Student Council Oflicers and Advisor: Mr. Frederick Knowles, Advisor, Beverly Psolka, Treasurer, Karen Lange, Presi- dent, Donna Cook, Vice-President.