Waldwick High School - Yearbook (Waldwick, NJ)

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F.T. . Under the direction of Mrs. Anne Augustyn, the Future Teachers of America Club has set out to fulfill their purpose of acquaintin students with what is involved with teaciing and preparation for teaching. This year they visited the Waldwick grade schools to view the teachers and their techniques and to learn of the students' attitudes. Standing fL-RQ: B. Severs, D. Mc Manus, l. Schaper, N. Saje, M. VanEck, M. Pepe, A, Taconi, R. Marks, Mrs. Augustyn, 1. White, L. Calvello, 1. Dusch, R. Kaplan, B. De Flora, L. Mileham.Seated: L. leromin,l. Canine, L. C-ordon, D. Maguire. Officers: L. leromin, Sec., l. Canino, Treas., Mrs. Augustyn, Advisor: L. Gordon, Pres., D. Maguire, Vice- pres. Health Careers Club For those students who intend to ursue a health career in the future, the Health Careers Clulb offers a general idea of the different fields available to them. It tries to get speakers on different aspects of such a career. The club as funds to offer a scholarship to a member of the club who has been in good standing for at least two years and who is going into t e health fie d. This year, the Health Careers Club assisted the Cerebral Palsy Center of Ridgewood during their annual campaign in collecting funds. Members participated in a field trip to the Veterans Hospital in East Orange in the spring. Seated fL-RQ: D. Purcell, R. Oravetz, Mrs. Wong Wah, M. .. Salamone, S. Koehler. Standing: L. Bombelyn, M. Frins, F. Alsing, B. Werner, E. McMahon. Not pictured: A. Wirth, V. Wong Wah, L. Brent, C. Finnegan, S. Hermann, P. Heyzer, D. Leap, A. Trigone, C. Beier. 98

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Girl ' Choru The Girls' Chorus is composed of seventyftwo enthusiastic eighth rade girls. The girls sing in three part armony with accompaniment as well as without. Their range of selections vary from classical to op music, an enhancement of their performances. Front lL-R11 1. Hulbert, D. Columbo, M. Mastrogiacomo, M. Pannone, K. Young, D. Falkenburg,T. Demario,M. Harrison, D. Randaisi, K. Komsa, D. Szorc, P. Sandler, L. Hellmich, 1. Morrow, B. Sikora, K. Knight.5econd Row: M. Stemensky, C. Youngblood, 1. Taylor, 1. Tedesco, C. Ardire, L. Barbaris, R. Barbaris, P. Kerszetes, D. Staderman, K. Dohert , S. Reinholz, 1. Greenberg, C. Martin, C. Tanis, S. Tanis, D. Rahl, K. Biegar, Third Row: D. Provenzale, M. Nitschllce, C. Campo, A. Wedemeier, P. Sherwin, T. Turi, M. Osgoodby, D. Abbott, K. Hennessey, L. Quinn, C. Heafy, M. Bausinger, C. Beier, S. Keller, L. Wood, Y. Kemg, D. De vecchio. Fourth Row: C. Morsc , C. Rakers, P. Herbst, P. Kingsley, C. Lewis, D. Nordham, M. Guent ner, I. Zoppo, S. Sweeney, 1. Serviss, D. Scesney, M. Murry, C. Maiorino. 0 yssey The Odyssey, open to all eighth grade boys is a vocal group which meets twice weekly. Their Spring Program included songs by popular and current performers wit instrumental accompaniment. Front lL-Rl: S. Mathay, R. Nol, 1. Mutchko, B. Finkle, R, Rodriguez. Second Row: 1. Oelschlager, S. Burnham, 1. Geffert, M. Pease, M. Aiosa. Third Row: M. Bugielski, K. Green, P. Kuklinski, R. Hallenbeck, M. Sganga. Not pictured: P. Allen, W. Citron, D. Coerts, M. Cutler, A. Duryea, R. Haskell, 1. Kleespie, W. Luckett, K. Lutz, W. McLoughlin, F. Paluzzi, C. Roman, A. Szabo. Mr. Schwartz, Director of Choruses. 97

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f..-.....-I' , f . -....,..m.,.. ...,. ..,Wt:t.,.,.... k,,,. , ,,k, ,W ,,,,M:,,,,,,,,Q . , -wg gjil' Bottom: Mr. Flegler, M. Roy, R. Rich, 1. Bruscino, L. Sorensen, B. ers. Top: T. Tuomala, R. Tuomala, T. Sehr, D. Ireland. The Science Fiction Club meets bi-weekly to discuss science fiction novels, stories, and movies. The club sponsors movies throughout the year, one of which was, 'Burn, Witch, Burn . A fan magazine, known as a fanzine, is being contemplated with articles to be written by the members of the club and other interested students. Science Fiction lub New wave versus old wave is just one of the literate topics discussed by the imaginative Science Fiction Club. While traditionalists think of Science Fiction in terms ofbug-eyed monsters and flying saucers, members of the Science Fiction Club have become aware of the more innovative works in speculative fiction. The club holds bi-weekly meetin s to read articles written by the members and to pin special events. The first such special event was the showing of the film Burn Witch Burn. The members hope to spread interest in Science Fiction throughout the school community. Boys: fL-Rl: T. Dillon, R. Nelson, G. Okoniewski. Not pictured: 1. Carfello. Our student library assistants give their time to serve both teachers and students. The boys who work entirely with AV equipment are responsible for its distribution and minor maintenance. This is a vital service. Librar ides Girls: KL-Rl: E. Sam, N. Saje, N. Sciuto. Notpictured: B. Clark, B. Porto, M. Roy. 99