Waldwick High School - Yearbook (Waldwick, NJ)

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fL-RQ: E. McMahon, V. Wong Wah, D. Barnabag D. Perry, L. Bell, R. White, G.Van Hassentg S. Koehler, M. Katigbakg C. Milehamg A. Turickg A. Wirth, P. Sciutog M. Porto. ational Honor Society l Seated IL-RQ: G. Manahang K. Anthony, L. Sorenson, E. Sam. Standing: L. Carr, 1. Schaperg B. Morris, B. Seversg T. Sehrg B. Abbot, W. Van Eckg N. Saje. Scholarship, service, character and leadership are the traits necessary for election into the National Honor Society. The Society is composed of seniors and juniors who have exhibited these traits durin their high school years. Upon entrance, each person is pledgecgto further develop these characteristics and to use them to contribute to the improvement of the world he touches.

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Llterar Magazin fL-R : L. Mileham, S. D'Ercole, F. Alsing, M. Cenno, V. Rizzo, N. Saje,j. Duursema, R. S apter. Not pictured: R. Flaker, P. Verille, T. May, 1. Schaper, P. O'Neill, S. A Perle. Seated fL-Rl: L. jeroming S. Manley, R. White, N. Penney. Standing: Ci. Van Hassentg P. Sciutog M. Katigbakg Mr. Fleglerg L. Bellg C. Milehamg D. Ireland. Not pictured: T. Sehrg C.. Manahang L. Carr. The Math Team is comprised of talented mathematic students who pit their abilities against those of students from over thirty other local schools in the Bergen County interscholastic Mathematics League. Meets are held five times a year with trophies oing to the three highest scorers in the county. The top scorer from each Eigh school also receives a prize. The Waldwick team meets weekly under simulated meet conditions in an effort to sharpen mathematical skills prior to the actual meets. A literary magazine provides a school with a publication which allows the students to display and develop creativity. Waldwick High Schools magazine this year, The Mind's Eye , contains select poems, stories, photographs and drawings. Contributions from students from eighth dgrade to twelth grade are accepte . Math Team Officers: L. jeromin, Secg S. Manley, Vice- Presg R. White, Pres, N. Penney, Treas. 81

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Key Club Service to school and to community is the main purpose of the Key Club. The club is composed of boys from the sophomore, junior and senior classes working to ether in the service of both school and community. Under the guidance of their advisor, Mr. George Farago, the club held a toy drive for retarded children, along with sponsoring the Senior Faculty ame. At t e end of the year, several gele ates were sent to the annual conventionqteld Kneeling KL-Rj: S. Manley, C. Wenz, T. Dillon, M. Megnin, N. Andre, M. O'Connor. Standing: G. Osgoodby, T. May, R. Pease, H. Post, G. Van Hassent, R. White, Mr. Farago, B. Morris, R. Tuomala, D. Ireland, S. Kaplan, F. Cutrofello, l. Dacales. Officers: H. Post, Sec, R. Pease, Pres, R. White, Vice-Pres, N. Penney, Treas. Varsity Lettermen Officers: T. Heerema, F. Cutrofello, D. Cristiano, B. Mondello. at Mt. Airy. Kneeling fL-RJ: R. Klaproth, W. Cassidy, Ci. Bolding, 1. Hoctor,j. Ainley. Second Row: F. Cutrofello, j. Terlemezian, S. Yoshida, T. Avino, D. Cristiano, B. Mondello, 1. Oravetz, R. Wasemer. Third Row: R. Hamilton, B. Morris, T. Heerema, J. Dacales, S. Kaplan, A. Wedemeier. Fourth Row: R. Keller, B. Pfleger. The Varsity Lettermen's Club has provided aid to the varsity teams by actively participatin in sports and by generating s irit durin the entire school year. At the home football games in the fali they solcfprograms. Members of the club helped in the selection of the Sports Queen. The Varsity Lettermen have distinguished themselves as a vital element of school life through their enthusiasm and involvement. 83