Waldwick High School - Yearbook (Waldwick, NJ)

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Steering Committee: Mr. Keil, C. Milehamg R. Weisheit 1. Ainleyg A. Percuocog G. Guenthner. 1. Ainleyg S. Andersen, K. Antonickg S. Banta, N. Beck, D. Beierg E. Beneduceg E. Berk, D. Borgersong M. Bradley, F. Brashg D. Broncatellog P. Bullock, I. Callahan, L. Calvellog L. Carr, S. Carr, L. Costa, S. Cronin, C. Darcy, B.DeFlorag K. De Flora, G. Demartinig S. D'Ercole5 E. Distelg 1. Ditgesg B. Dohert QM. Duggan, M. Duggan, C. Dustong K. Elwood, W. Farrell, N. Folkerg S. Figartg B. Franklin, B. Gleeson, L. Cvonzalezp L. Griffin, P.Grillin3 A.Ciruberg G. Guenthnerg L. Hagmanng G. Harrisg D. Hazard, C. Heafyg K. Heafy, B. Hennigg K. Hackenbeckg M. Hopson, T. Kadieng B. Kane, G. Kaprelian, D. Kaplan, G. Katz, L. Kehlbeck, B. Klaprothg R. Klebang B. Kelbg P. Kuklinskig G. Lang, D. Leap, D. Leapg B. Lee, C. Lewis, M. McCarthy, P. Macio, M. McKenna, D. McManus, D. McPherson, G. Manahang C. Martin, R. Martin, R. Mosavage, M. Mathews, M. Merrick, C. Milehamg L. Milehamg S. Monahan, C. Morathg I. Morris, K. Neumann, B. Nibletteg B. Oakes, I. O'Connell, B. O'Connor, T. Oelschlagerg 1. Oravetz, C. Palafiog M.E. Pepe, I. Pepitone, A. Percuoco, D. Perry, 1. Perry, I. Pizappi, 1. Pfeiflerg W. Poffeg S. Porrecag B. Porto, M. Porto, M. Porto, H. Postg T. Quinn, D. Ragnog L. Ratayg R. Roxanng P. Rosanog M. Roy, F. Sanerg W. Schmidt, P. Sheldon, E. Sherman, M. Schneyerg R. Skinner, W. Spaydg R. Stegg 1. Steg eg M. Stummerg B. Sweeney, S. Tanisg F.Thurkaufg M.Torosian, R.Torosiang j.Tostog S.Tucci, R.Tuomala5 M.Turtong D. Van Dae, R. Van Dyke, S. Vanekg G. Van Hassentg M. Varshog P. Vecchiarellog K. Wag onerg R. Weisheit, R. Westerveltg B. Westingtong S. Westingtong C. White, R. White, P. Wilkie, 1. Williams, K. Williams, K. WoetzeE K. Woetzel, L. Wyner, S. Yoshida, P. Zachmann, K. Ski Club The Waldwick Hi h School Ski Club was organized to promote an interest and proficiency in skiinghamong the students of the Eigh school. This year, the club made weekly trips to Vernon Valley Ski Area on T ursday evenin s throughout the ski season. The final activity of the year was a three day trip to Lake Placid, New York, furing the mid-winter vacation. The WHS Ski Club attracted a total of one-hundred and fifty members with an average of one-hundred participating in the weekly trips to Vernon Valley. Zu pic. Woetzel. Racing Team: B. Kolb, 1. Ainleyg W. Farrell, B Vanekg D. Beierg S. Terwilleger, S. Yoshida K

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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

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Computer Club Standing KL-RQ: M. Agnerg K. C-reeng D. Alvarez, A. Thurkaufg M. Guenthner, B. Smith, I. Clark, F. Scielzog Mrs. Bonczek. Sitting: L. Biondo, S. Perle, A. Mullhaupt. Officers: L. Biondo, Treasg S. Perle, Pres, A. Mullhaupt, Vice-pres, 1. Clark, Sec. DECA The Distributive Education Clubs of America are student centered organizations whose program of leadership and personal development is designed specifically for students enrolled in Vocational Distributive Education programs offered by State Departments of Education and local school boards throughout the nation. Distributive Education identifies a program of vocational instruction for the field of marketing and distribution. The DECA program of activities can complement, supplement, and strengthen the instructional program of Distributive Education. Combined with classroom instruction and significant projects, the DECA program of activities gives greater scope and depth to the total instructional program. The Computer Club was organized so that students could meet and discuss topics concerning the several aspects that involve computers. The members serve the school by encouraging and advising all who want to learn about the computer. Seated fL-Ri: D. Peterman, C. Connelly, M. Moore. StandingfL-RQ: M. Turton, D. Hryciak, K. Hooper, L. Benvenuto, Mr. George. Not pictured: D. Flournoy, G. C-ovorko, C. Whitely, M. Rooney, G. Zwick. 85