Wildwood High School - Breakers Yearbook (Wildwood, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1963 volume:

CAUNTLET foreword Again a group of young men and women stand on the threshold of maturity. Those included will soon be swept into a maelstrom of divergent activity. This group is rather special ... for it is ours. Never again shall we enjoy the same unique companionship which we now share: the same needs, interests, and friends. Each individual will go his respective way, forming an en- tirely new life for himself molded by his personal charac- teristics. If we have accomplished anything, we could not have done it without help. We therefore owe the success of our accomplishments to our own personal efforts and the advice offered to us by our parents and instructors. The guidance of our teachers and proctors has been like a trellis training the vine of our lives to grow straight and strong. Set before us is a new world in which we will be required to participate. .We accept the gauntlet of life and go forth! Class Of 2 Contents Dedication............................................................. 4 Faculty and Administration ............................................. 5 Seniors ............................................................... 13 Class History ......................................................... 35 Who’s Who ............................................................. 37 Underclassmen ......................................................... 42 Student Activities ................................................... 49 Sports ................................................................ 69 Advertising .......................................................... 86 3 To the man who played a leading role in guiding us through our high school years, who showed us the way out of difficulties and smoothed our path with kindness and understanding, who offered unfailing support and advice to our projects, without whom, indeed, this class of 1963 would never have reached its present standard—to Mr. William J. Carr III, we dedicate this, our senior yearbook. May he continue to serve Wildwood High School for many years as capably as he has served us. It is through his outstanding efforts and thoughtful cooperation, that the concept of our first yearbook has become a reality. We wish to extend our sincere thanks and deep appreciation for all he has done. The Class of 1963 4 Board of Education Left to right: Mr. Richard Watson; Mr. John V. Feeney. Vice-President; Mr. Lawrence M. Fenza. President; Dr. Stanley M. Hornstine; Mrs Augusta G. Sladek. 5 Superintendent A. EDWARD TEDESCO As I bid you farewell, may I remind you that the faculty and administrative staff of Wildwood High School are extremely interested in your future. All who have had a part in your education want you to regard your diploma as a sacred trust, an emblem of your obligation to serve with honor to yourself, your school, and your fellowmen. Remember, always, that your success and your achievement will reflect credit to Wildwood High School. Honors that are won will be shared by all of us, and we shall follow your accomplishments in college, business, or industry with enthusiasm and pride. May the good Lord Bless and Keep you in a happy and successful future. 6 A. Edward Tedesco Superintendent of Schools GEORGE E. SAFFA Principal TO THE CLASS OF 1963— As you bid farewell to Wildwood High School, this yearbook must give all of you a sense of pride at having revived so cherished a school tradition. We congratulate all who contributed to its brilliant success. Down through the years, may this issue of The Gaunt- let” bring you many fond memories of friends you have made, truths you have learned, work you have done (or should have) and of all the good old days” at Wildwood High. They will warm you as no fireplace ever can. We wish for all of you happiness and success, asking only that as you grow into adulthood your interest in Wildwood High School will also grow. We shall always need your understanding, support, and encouragement. GOOD LUCK! Vice-Principal In this world that has changed so much in the past decade and which promises to change even more in the future, your generation must be prepared to understand and decide correctly problems that human beings have never faced before. It is my sincere hope that I have helped you lay firm, deep foundations on which you can build the structure of your life, a life that will reach the greatest possibilities of which you are capable. 7 DOM J. MANCIA MISS ALICE ANDERSON Nurse MR. WILLIAM CARR III Science MISS ARTENZIE DELLI PAOLI English MRS. MIRIAM L. BEIDEL English MR. GEORGE BETZ Mathematics—Science MRS. HELEN EHLERS MR. ISAAC FORSTER Typing Business Education 8 MR. EDWARD G. GALLAGHER English—History MR. HERBERT H ANNEM ANN Science—Mathematics MR. RAYMOND LYNCH History—Social Studies MRS. A. MARIE GREENWOOD Librarian MRS. IRENE C. GULICK Mathematics—Latin MR. ROBERT HERBERT Business Education MRS. ESTHER LARKIN Home Economics MR. JOSEPH F. MANGO Spanish MR. THOMAS MARSHALL Physical Education 9 MR. BERNARD McCRACKEN Mathematics MRS. JANET D. NASH Physical Education MR. JOHN A. NORTON Mathematics—Mechanical Drawing MRS. MILDRED POWELL English MRS. DIANE REA Industrial Arts MR. HARRIS ROSSELLO Instrumental Music MRS. NINA W. SCULL Vocal Music—Art MISS HARRIET TAYLOR Business Education 10 Custodial Staff MRS. BEATRICE F. COFFIN V JOSEPH KELLY MRS. EMMA LANGLEY MRS. MARIE LARICKS SHELTON MARSDEN HENRY P. OSTEN Secretarial Staff WILLIAM A. RYAN MRS. HELEN D. TODD MRS. DOROTHY H. BOYER MRS. RUTHANN HYSON MISS CAROLYN MacDONALD mm Senior Proctors Lejt to right: Mrs. Miriam L. Beidel; Mr. William J. Carr, III; Mrs. Irene C. Gulick. During our four years at Wildwood High School, the Class of '63 has been guided by three individuals whose outstanding endeavors made our years most memorable. Whatever w'e might have accomplished, our proctors have been our main source of inspiration and encouragement. The Class of ’63 would like to extend its sincerest gratitude for all of their under- standing and guidance. 14 Class Officers Left to right: Historian—Robbin Hill; Vice-President—Pam DeWeese; President—Bruce Dieffenderfer; Secretary—Christine Sollenberger; Treasurer—Linda Edgar. JUNIOR CLASS President—Ronald Allison; Vice-President—Robert Mazzotta; Secretary—Peggy Webster; Treasurer—Benja- min Cummings; Historian—Robbin Hill SOPHOMORE CLASS President—Marie Pierpont; Vice-President—Ronald Allison; Secretary—Sharon Barkalow; Treasurer— Laura Peschi; Historian—Robbin Hill FRESHMAN CLASS President—Laura Peschi; Vice-President—Kenneth Layre; Secretary—Christine Sollenberger; Treasurer— Betsy Brakefield; Historian—Marie Pierpont 15 RONALD F. C. ALLISON Ron Class President—3; Vice-President—2; Student Council—2, Treasurer—3; Yearbook—4; Boys’ State Alternate—3; Warrior—1, 2, 3, 4; Prom— 3; Freshman Basketball—1; Track—1, 2, 3, 4; Band—1, 2; Cheerleader—3, 4; Fire Patrol—1, 2, 3, 4; Leaders' Club—I; Varsity Club 4 LESLEY IRENE ANDERSON Lester—Bean Yearbook Treasurer—4; Warrior—3; Intramural Bowling—3; Intramural Volleyball—3; MarDra— 2, 3; FTA—2; Spanish Club—3; Prom—3; Com- mencement Usherette—3; Senior Play—4 LINDA ELAINE BARBER Lin Library—2; Typing Club—3, 4 SHARON LEE BARKALOW Shas Class Secretary—3; Honor Society—2, 3, 4; Stu- dent Council—2; Yearbook—4; Girls’ State—3; Warrior—3; MarDra—1, 3; JV Cheerleader—1; Varsity Cheerleader—2, 3, 4; Intramural Bowling —3; Prom—3; Homecoming—3, 4; Graduation Usherette—3; Baccalaureate Usherette—3; Senior Play—4 16 HARRY BATES Hop Varsity Basketball—2, 3, 4; JV Basketball—1; Varsity Football—2, 3, 4; Track—2, 3, 4; Var- sity Club—4; Typing Club—4 JENNIFER HELEN BOND Jen Honor Roll—1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook—4; MarDra— 2, 3; FBLA—3, 4; Prom Committee—3 RONALD BORDEN Jarvis Varsity Football—2, 3, 4; Varsity Baseball—X, 2, 3, 4; Track—1; Leaders' Club—1; JV Basket- ball—1 ELIZABETH ANN BRAKEFIELD Betsy Class Treasurer—1; Student Council—3; Yearbook —4; Intramural Volleyball—3; Intramural Bowl- ing—3; Glee Club—1; FBLA Vice-President—3; President—4; Prom Committee—3; Magazine Committee—4; Homecoming Committee—3; Var- sity Club Queen's Court—1; Vocal Music—1; Typing Club—3; Commencement Usherette—3 17 PATRICIA ANNI! BUCHTER Pat Girls' Sporls -1, 5; Vocal Music—3, 4; Typing Club—3; Intramural Howling—3; Intramural Volleyball—3 KENNETH EARL CALLOWAY Ken Arihery Club—3: Math Club—1; Science Club— 1; Boys' Sports—3: Intramural Bowling—3: Prom Committee—3 MICHAEL JAMES BL:RKE Tony Band—1; Boys' Sports—4; Vocal Music—3, 4; Track—1 GAIL CHALMERS Gail Glee Club—2: Warrior—2. 3, 4; Spanish Club— 3; Band—-2; Intramural Basketball—2, 3, 4; In- tramural Volleyball—3. 4; Intramural Bowling— 3; Prom Committee—5: Graduation Usherette—3; Yearbook—4 18 F. WILLIAM COLE, III Bill Yearbook—4; Mathematics Club—1, 2; Science Club—1, 2; Prom Committee—3 BENJAMIN BERNARD CUMMINGS, JR. Abdul Class Treasurer—3; Honor Society—3, 4; Honor Roll—1, 2; Student Council—1, 3; Yearbook, Co- Editor—4; Boys' State—3; Warrior—1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball—1; Intramural Bowling—3; Band—1, 2, 3, President—4; Prom Committee—3; Fire Patrol—1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Play—4 MARGARET LOUISE COMPARE Marlou Intramural Bowling—3; Glee Club—2; Girls' Sports—1 DAVID CULVER DAVIES Dave Yearbook—4; Boys' State Alternate—3; Library Club—I, 2; FTA—2, 3; Spanish Club—3; Ora- torical Club—3; Glee Club—2; Intramural Bowl- ing—3, 4; Prom Committee—3; Homecoming— 3, 4; Senior Play— 19 SANTINA DEL CUPOLO Tina Honor Roll—1, 2, 3, 4; Warrior—1, 4; Girls’ Sports—1; Intramural Basketball—3; Intramural Bowling—3, 4; Glee Club—1, 2; Vocal Music— 1, 2; Biology Award—2; Goldey Beacom Spelling Award—3; Typing Award—3; Senior Play—4 PAM ELLEN DeWEESE Pam Class Vice-President—4; Honor Society—3, 4; Honor Roll—2; Yearbook—4; Girls’ Citizenship Institute—3; FTA Secretary—2, 3; Mar-Dra—2; Spanish Club—3; Band—2; Intramural Basket- ball—2, 3, 4; Intramural Bowling—3, 4; Intra- mural Volleyball—3; Prom—2; Prom Co-chair- man—3; Baccalaureate Usherette—3; Graduation Usherette—3; Americanism Essay Winner—2; Senior Play—4 BRUCE DIEFEENDERFER Dieff Class President—4; Yearbook Business Manager— 4; Prom Committee—3; Baseball—2; Intramural Bowling—3; Senior Play 4 BARRY DiANTONIO Dec Baseball—2, 3; Science Club—I 20 JAMES C. DOUGHERTY Doc Yearbook—4; Photo Club—4; Intramural Bowling —3, 4; Prom Committee—3 SHIRLEY MAE DRY Shirl Honor Society—2, 3, 4; Student Council—1, 4; Yearbook—4; Glee Club—1, 2; Girls’ Sports—1; Intramural Bowling—3; Junior Varsity Cheer- leading—1, 2, 3, 4, Captain, 4; Prom Committee —3; Varsity Club Queen’s Court—1; Mar Dra— 1; Graduation Usherette—3 LINDA JEAN EDGAR Lin Class Treasurer—4; Warrior—2; Typing Club—3, 4; Radio Club—4; Girls' Sports—2; Intramural Bowling—3; Honor Roll—1, 2, 3; Prom Com- mittee—3 HARRY WILLIAM EWAN, JR. Har Student Council—4; Glee Club—2, 3; Mar-Dra— 4; Band 2, 3; Vocal Soloist—2; Intramural Bowl- ing—3 21 DARLENE EINNO Might)' Mouse Glee Club—1, 2, 3; Intramural Bowling—3 BARRY GEHRING D.S. Yearbook Staff—4; Spanish Club—1, 2, 3; Science Club—1, 2; Band—2, 3, 4; Intramural Bowling— 3; Prom Committee—3; Senior Play Committee— 4; Senior Play—4; Library—1; Mathematics Club —1; Oratorical Club—3 CHARLES E. GODFREY Charlie RICHARD THOMAS GOODKIN Richie Photography Club—1; Varsity Football—3; Math- ematics Club—1, 2, 3; Boys' Sports—1; Spanish Club—4 22 ALFRED GRASSI Fred Boys' Sports—1, 2, 3, 4; Intramural Soccer—1 LEONARD W. GUTHRIE Hot Lips Varsity Football—2, 3, 4; JV Basketball—2, 3; Varsity Track—2, 3; Leaders' Club—2, 3, 4; Var- sity Club—3, 4; Band—2, 3, 4; Boys' Sports—2; Varsity Club President—4; Intramural Bowling— 3; Dance Band—2, 3 JANICE C. M. GREEN Greenie Yearbook—4; FBLA—3, 4; Color Guard—2; Girls' Sports—1; Intramural Basketball—1, 2, 3; Prom Committee—3 BETTE LOU HAMILTON Bet Honor Roll—3; Yearbook—4; Intramural Bowl- ing—3; Intramural Basketball—3; Prom Commit- tee—3; Typing Award—3; Warrior—3'. Student Activities—4 23 MARIAN MAE HARMON Shorty Glee Club—1, 2, 3, 4: Girls Sports—1, 2, 3, 4; Intramural Bowling—3 JILL HASTINGS Sam Honor Society—3, 4; Honor Roll—2, 3; Student Council—4; Yearbook—4; Oratorical Club—3 Band—2, 3, 4; Intramural Basketball—2, 3, 4 Intramural Bowling—3. 4; Prom Committee—3 Prom—2; Graduation Usherette—3; Senior Play —4 ROBBIN LEE HILL Bob Class Historian—2. 3, 4; Honor Society—2, 3, 4; Honor Roll—1. 2. 3; Student Council—1, 3; Yearbook—4; Girls' Citizenship Alternate—3; Oratorical Club—3; FTA—2, 3; Spanish Club— 2, 3; Girls’ Sports—1; Intramural Basketball—1, 2, 3, 4; Intramural Volleyball—3; Prom Commit- tee—3 PHYLLIS INGRAM Birdmouth Yearbook—4; FBLA—3, 4, Secretary—4; Glee Club—1, 2; Vocal Music—1, 2; Girls' Sports—1; Photography—3; Intramural Basketball—2, 3, 4; Color Guard—2, 3, 4, Captain—3, 4 24 ALEXANDER JOHN Butch Honor Roll—3; Student Council—1, 4; Warrior— 2; Boys' Sports—1; Spanish Club—4; VFW Es- say Contest Winner—3; Intramural Bowling—3 ROBERT GREGORY PAUL JOHNSON Bob PATRICIA MAY KENNEDY Pat Warrior—2, 3; Intramural Basketball—2, 3, 4; Band—2, 3, 4; Girls’ Sports—2; Intramural Bowl- ing—3, 4; Senior Play—4 UNA KAY KIESEL Una Warrior—1; Intramural Basketball—1, 2, 3; In- tramural Bowling—3; Intramural Volleyball—3; Colorguard—2; FBLA—2, 3; Home Mechanics—4 25 JOHN KOPEC John Library—1; Mathematics Club—1; Typing Club— 3, 4; Boys' Sports—3; Science Club—1 KENNETH HORACE JOHN LAYRE Ken Track—1, 2; Basketball—1; Vice-President—1; Boys Sports—1; Student Council—2; Typing Club-3 26 CLAIRE MARSDEN Claire Photography Club—1; Girls' Sports—1; FTA—3; Assistant for Student Activities—4 RAYMOND HOWARD MASHBURN, JR. Ray Student Council—1; Track—2; Vocal Music—■ 1, 2 LAWRENCE MATHIS Larry Photography Club—1, 3 ROBERT MAZZOTTA B'zangi Class Vice-President—3; Honor Roll—3; Student Council—3; Co-Editor of Yearbook—4; Jersey Boys' State—3; Warrior—1; Spanish Club—3; Oratorical Club—3, 4, President—3; Intramural Bowling—3; Mathematics Club—2. 3; Science Club—2; Band—1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Chairman—3; Senior Play Committee—4 27 BARBARA McSHAFTRY Barb Mar-Dra—3 ELAINE JOY MENNIES Joy Warrior—2, 3, 4; FBLA—1; Glee Club—2; Girls’ Sports—X; Intramural Bowling—3 CHRISTINE LEE MILES Chris Student Council—2, 3, 4, President—4; Vice- President—3; Yearbook—4; Warrior—2, 3; Homecoming Court—3, 4; Typing Club—3; Homecoming Committee—3 THOMAS MITCHELL Tommy Freshman Basketball—1; JV Basketball—1, 2; Varsity Basketball—3; JV Football—1; Varsity Football—1, 2, 3; Varsity Track—1, 2, 3. 28 JOHN JOSEPH NEBORAK Rat Boys' Sports—4 ERNEST S. ODGERS Ernie Student Council—4; Band—2, 3, 4; Varsity Bas ketball—2, 3, 4; Baseball—2, 3, 4; Varsity Foot ball—1, 2, 3, 4; Boys' Sports—2, 3. 4; Leaders Club—2; Varsity Club—4; Dance Band—2, 3 Intramural Bowling—3, 4 29 LAURA RUTH PESCHI Laurie Honor Society—2, 3, 4; Honor Roll—1, 2, 3; Yearbook—4; Class President—1; Class Treasurer —2; Warrior—1, 2, 3, 4, Editor—4; Spanish Club —2; Girls’ Citizenship—3; FTA—2; Graduation Usherette—3; Baccalaureate Usherette—3; Prom Committee—3 MARIE A. PIERPONT Marie Class President—2; Class Historian—1; Honor Society—2, 3, 4; Honor Roll—1, 2; Student Coun- cil—1; Yearbook—4; Girls’ Sports—1; Glee Club —1, 2; FTA—2, 3; Homecoming Chairman—4; Senior Play—4; Magazine Chairman—2; Oratori- cal Club—3 I HARVEY FRANKLIN PRESS Harvey Varsity Football—2 LYNN SONYA RAICHELSON Lynn Yearbook—4; Warrior—1, 2, 3; MarDra—3; Prom Committee—3; Intramural Bowling—3 30 STEPHEN ALAN RIEDERS Steve Intramural Bowling—3; Stage Club—2 BETTY JOAN ROBINSON Joanie Student Council—2; Home Mechanics—3, 4; Girls' Sports—1, 2, 3, 4; JV Cheerleader—2; Varsity Cheerleader—4; Intramural Basketball—1, 2, 3, 4; Intramural Bowling—3, 4; Glee Club—1; FHA —3; Color Guard—1 HARRISON W. ROACH Butch Football—2 SHERYL SANER Sherie Honor Society—4; Honor Roll—2, 3, 4; Yearbook —4; Girls' State—3; Warrior—3, 4; MarDra—2; Spanish Club—3; Intramural Basketball—2, 3, 4; Intramural Bowling—3, 4; Intramural Volleyball —3; Prom—2; Prom Co-chairman—3; Baccalau- reate Usherette—3; Graduation Usherette—3; Sen- ior Play—4 31 JOSEPHINE MARYANN SATERA Cooky Typing Club—3; Vocal Music—1, 2, 3, -1; Girls' Sports—1, 2 Ms ANTHONY NICHOLAS SAVINO Flash Track—3, 4; Boys' Sports—1, 2, 3, 4; Intramural Bowling—3 CAROLYN SMITH Snuffy Intramural Basketball—1, 2, 3, 4; Girls' Sports— 1, 2; MarDra—2; JV Cheerleader—2; Varsity Cheerleader—3, 4, Captain—4; Student Council—4 CHRISTINE SOLLENBERGER Chris Class Secretary—1, 4; Student Council—2, 3; Yearbook—4; Warrior—2, 3, 4; Girls’ Sports— Intramural Bowling—3, 4; Intramural Basket' —2, 3, 4; Prom Committee—3; Goldey Beac Spelling Award—3 32 BEATRICE EARLEEN TAYLOR 33 FREDERICK PAUL VonHAGEN Fred Leaders' Club—1, 2; Boys' Sports—1, 2, 3 CLARENCE WILSON Ding Student Council—1, 2, 3; Warrior—3, 4; Track— 1, 2, 3; JV Basketball—1, 2; Varsity Football—3, 4; Prom Committee—3; Fire Patrol—1, 2, 3, 4; Band—1, 2; Typing Club—3 MELVIN H. WILSON Melvin Photography Club—1, 3; Boys' Sports—1, 2, 3, 4; Track—3; Varsity Football—3, 4 BARBARA MARTIE WOGAN Barb Honor Society—3, 4; Honor Roll—1, 2, 3; Year- book—4; Warrior—1, 2, 4; Spanish Club—3; FTA—2, 3, President—2, 3; Oratorical Club—3; Library Club—1, 2; Intramural Basketball—1, 2, 3, 4; Intramural Volleyball—3; Intramural Bowl- ing—3, 4; Prom Committee—3; Graduation Usherette—3; Goldey Beacom Spelling Award— 3; Senior Play—4 34 EDNA JANET YERGER Ed Honor Roll—1, 2, 3; Girls' Sports—1; Typing Club—3, 4; Glee Club—1, 2, 3; Intramural Basket- ball—2 CARL ZUZULOCK Carl Boys' Sports—1, 2; Mathematics Club—4 Class History As frightened freshmen in September, 1959, we helplessly wandered WHS's halls thoroughly confused by strange room numbers, new faces, and the incessant ringing of bells. This year many students were on the honor rolls—both A and B. We had only one player on the Warrior’s varsity football squad, but our freshman basketball team brought honors to our class by winning the Cape-Atlantic Freshman Basketball Tournament. We were a happy group after finishing our exams and finding out we were all a step closer to being upperclass- men.” We had finally adjusted to the new faces, endless halls, confusing schedules, and strange room numbers. After a hectic, fun-filled summer, we stampeded back to WHS as triumphant Sophs.” We were greeted by a new proctor—Mr. William Carr and had many new students joining our ranks that year from Margaret Mace Junior High School in North Wildwood. Exhausted but exuberant,” Sharon Barkalow survived the back-breaking practices and tryouts to represent us as a Varsity cheerleader. She was again to represent us along with Carolyn Smith the following two years. Shirley Dry and Betty Robinson represented us on the JV squad. 35 During this year six of our boys became potential football stars on the Warrior squad. We had only one sophomore on the basketball squad, but five of our class members shone on the JV’s. This year our Varsity team won the title of New Jersey Group I Champs. We came back from summer vacation, sunburned, bursting with news, and juniors—upperclassmen at last! We were now looked up to by the underclassmen and associated closely with the seniors. This was our most hectic year because we had the responsibility of conducting the major social function of the year— the prom. The Wildwood Golf and Country' Club took on an oriental air as we presented the lucky seniors with Ori- ental Gardens prom. Soon we faced final exams and the realization that our third year of high school was over. Ben Cummings, Bob Maz- zotta, David Davies, Ron Allison, Sharon Barkalow, and Sheryl Saner were chosen delegates and alternates to Boys' and Girls’ State while Pam DeWeese, Robbin Hill, Laura Peschi, and Marie Pierpont were chosen as delegates and alternates to Girls' Citizenship. Soon we found ourselves ready for the first day of our last year in school. Returning for our last year at WHS we encountered a new principal-—Mr. George E. Saffa—from Red Bank, New Jersey. As seniors we commanded the underclassmen’s respect and obedience, which we had striven so mightily to deserve. The highlight of this fall was our Homecoming Weekend when Sharon Barkalow reigned as queen with seniors, Christine Miles and Shirley Dry, and juniors, Anna Cappelli and Jill Busfield in her court. Laura Peschi assumed the editorship of the Warrior,” while Ben Cummings was her co-editor and Sheryl Saner, Tina Del Cupolo, Gail Chalmers, and Ron Allison became her assistant editors. Marie Pierpont headed the 1962-63 year of the National Honor Society. Assisting her in the many activities per- formed were the following: Ben Cummings, Vice-President; Sharon Barkalow, Secretary; Shirley Dry, Treasurer; and permanent members Laura Peschi, Robbin Hill, Pam DeWeese, Jill Hastings, Barbara Wogan, Jeniffer Bond, Tina Del- Cupolo, Bette Lou Hamilton, and Sheryl Saner. To bring more honor to our class Christine Miles was selected Student Council President. We had many money-making activities this year for the main purpose of paying for our chief project—our yearbook. This year many aspiring actors and actresses were discovered in our class as we enacted our senior class play, Lock, Stock, and Lipstick,” by John Henderson. Surely it can’t be that our four years of high school have drawn to a close. Soon we will graduate and the Class of ’63 will be only a pleasant memory. Our deeds will be forever recorded in this history, a record of happy times and out- standing deeds by individuals and groups. Thank you, Wildwood High School, for doing so much for us, the Class of ’63. 36 MOST INTELLECTUAL Jill Hastings Ben Cummings MOST DEPENDABLE Barbara Wogan Bruce Dieffenderfer MOST DIGNIFIED Laura Peschi Ben Cummings MOST HELPFUL Betsy Brakefield Bruce Dieffenderfer MOST CONGENIAL Pam DeWeese Ben Cummings MOST AMBITIOUS Barbara Wogan Bruce Dieffenderfer MOST TALENTED Chris Sollenberger Ray Mashburn MOST VERSATILE Gail Chalmers Ernie Odgers MOST ATTRACTIVE Sheryl Saner Leonard Guthrie BEST DRESSED Christine Miles Leonard Guthrie BIGGEST TEASES Patricia Kennedy Kenneth Calloway MOST TALKATIVE Lesley Anderson Barry Gehring MOST ARTISTIC Sheryl Saner David Davies MOST MUSICAL Lesley Anderson Harry Ewan V QUIETEST Jennifer Bond Derry Lyman MOST ATHLETIC Patsy Kennedy Ernie Odgers CLASS ELIRTS Chris Sollcnbcrger Leonard Guthrie MOST SPIRITED Shirley Dry Ronnie Allison BEST DANCERS Tina Del Cupolo Ronnie Allison CLASS COMEDIANS Janice Green Kenny Calloway juniors 304—Left to right: Front row: Carlton, K; Bulduc, D; Craig, J; Erland- scn, K; Bujal, M; Fulton, J; Dunn, S; Cappelli, A. Middle row: Bassion, N; Ayers, B; Achilles, L; Bransfield, R; Baker, M; Bulduc, G; Bcnhayon, C; Davies, R; Busfield, J; Ferguson, C; Bower, T; Braker, W. Back row: Allen, R; Curry, C; Coleman, J; Davenport, T; DeHaven, B; Bellman, S; Fowler, J; Fox, S; Fritchie, W; Elsey, J; Bada, F. Left to right: Secretary—Jill Busfield; Historian—Pamela Taylor; President—Robert Peterson; Treasurer—Connee Wright; Vice-Presi- dent—Paul Yadlosky. 308 Left to right: Front row: John, B; Gorgoleatos, S; Langford, G; Lewis, J; Geatens, E; Keresty, C; Leimberg, M; Hutchinson, J. Middle row: Leninger, R; Hauber, F; Hardy, T; Giacalone, B; Hittle, P; Jackson, N; Gerhard, J; Hub- bard, G; Harding, J; Johnson, R; Glenn, C. Back row: Harrison, C; Lyman, G; Halpern, N; Lue, J; Levine, R; Hess, J; Learning, W; Jones, K; Harkins, B; Kanz, B; Hudson, H. 42 iJuniors 310—Left to right: Front row: Rugala, P; Press, B; Rappaport, C; Phillips, D; Rehill, S; Pinto, L. Middle row: Oswald, R; Nichter, D; Ricco, L; McAndrew, P; Norcross, K; Morton, A; Mitchell, E; Read, H; Phifer, M; Mitchell, B; Muller, D. Back row: Martin, M; Nelson, D; Martin, B; Reuter, N; Manning, L; Peterson, P; Martin, P; Maxi owe, T; Miller, D; McLaughlin, E; McCollum, D. 43 320—Left to right: Front row: Sterling, M; Taylor, P; Stoddard, E. Middle row: Sloan, R; Yadlosky, P; Wright, C; Salinger, R: Tedesco, J; Wright, M; Sutton, P; Snyder, C; Way, J; Wilson, J; Schaeffer, K. Back row: Spirt, J; Shaw, J; Stokes, A; Snyder, H; Wright, J; Stokes, R; Smith, R; Szabo, W; Shaw, C; Steelman, H; Schumann, C; Saw -er, T. Sophomores Left to right: Treasurer—Franes Olney; Vice-President—Corey Aspenburg; President— Richard Lunsford; Historian—Patricia Peterson; Missing—Secretary-—Joy Rosenfeld. 302—Left to right: Front row: Bonelli, K; Dunhour, S; Gordon, L; Brown, C; Acquilina, J; Allison, P; Blasi, J; Guzmon, G. Middle row: Fenza, L; Booth, L; Conley, E; Bowles, L; DeCosta, M; Goodale, G; Barber, J; Cimino, J; Fox, P; Cole, J; Bowles, M; Achilles, W. Back row: Greenspon, S; Fiocca, T; Allen, M; Dare, D; Fox, L; Ekstrom, P; Aspenburg, C; Frederick, E; Dennis, J; Garrison, F; Frederick, J; Ford, R; Callahan, W; Aragon, A. Sophomores 309—Left to right: Front rotu: Neill, C; Neill, M; Kelleher, D; Locke, L; Hendrickson, J. Middle row: Labor, C; Hand, J; Hilland, I; Jordan, K; Lewis, T; Hilland, M; Klimez, M: Moultrie, C; Higgins, B; Meade, M; Jackson, R; McGurk, C. Back row: Lehman, R; Jackson, G; Mazzotta, J; James, C; Millard, A; Lunsford, A; Lunsford, R; Kenny, J; Heacock, R. 314—Left to right: Front row: Wapner, J; Schwalm, B; Schellinger, L; Thomas, S; Sutton, R; Sinn, N; Thomas, S; Sheldon, S; Turner, L; Thomas, I; Rosenfeld, J. Middle row: Olson, B; Olney, F; Turpin, J; Watson, N; Peterson, P; Paxton, S; Pinnix, C; Stocker, B; Wood, N; Rinier, C. Back row: Sheldon, J; Proetto, J; Russo, A; Waicus, J; Teufeo, P; Stocker, N; Peard, E; Tata, T; Spuhler, J. 45 Left to right: Historian—Paula Konowitch; Secretary—Linda Levine; President—William Todd; Vice-President—Kathy Geiger; Treasurer—William Lunsford. 316—Left to right: Front row: Warner, C; Schumann, M; Thoman, C; Sangillo, D; Onofrietti, C. Middle row: Warner, W; Sherwood, H; Wogan, D; Phillips, L; Tanghare, T; Pond, M; Student, M. Back row: Porter, I; Todd, B; Shipley, A; Taylor, M; Sawyer, T; Ricco, F; Oster, G; Tatar, G; Peschi, P; Stover, E; Rappaport, R; Wooten, R. 46 303-Left to right: Front row: Moore, J; Machen, K; Knight, B; Harmon, M; Hayman, J; Meehan, P; Harper, K; Kopec, B; Konowich, P. Middle row: Levine, L; Jones, J; Larson, L; Miller, M; Mortez, J; Morley, K; LeMon. B; Nfartin, J; Hauber, F; Hart, E; Marsden, S; Hegarty, K. Back row: Lunsford, B; Morton, G; Harris, W; Little, D; Menz, C; Johnson, L; Harris, R; Shipley, A; Martin, G; Jackson, G; Hardy, D; Jordan, J; Kostek, B; Johnson, B. 312—Left to right: Front row: Eldrege, A; Geiger, K; Geren. K; Bickel, L; Buchter, B; Donovan, L; Grossrrfth, F; Cap- pelli, C; Butler, B; Broadwater, J; Buchter, M; Coleman, S; Bebee, B; Barber, L. Middle row: Guzmon, R; Bundschu, G; Brooks, H; Barkalow, J; Davenport, B; Filipowski, M; Carlson, L; Bartleson, P; Juliana, R; Gaines, M; Blum, R; Gordon. R; Clarke, J. Back row: Collings, R; Campbell, P; Glenn, C; Beck, A; Clary, W; Bond, C; Bartlett, C; Beck- strand, P; Angelo, B; Garrison, A; Connelly, T. 47 ACTIVITIES Q.auntlet Staff Lefi to right: Back rou: Barry Gehring. Ben Cummings, Co-Editor; David Davies; Robert Mazzotta, Co-Editor; Ronald Allison; Pam DeVt'eese. Front rou-: Lesley Anderson, Sharon Barkalow, Bruce Dieffenderfer. Gail Chalmers. This is the yearbook staff who worked until the late hours of the afternoon to complete this editioo of The Gauntlet. 50 Student Council Boy and girl representatives from each home room ranging from seventh to twelfth grades are seen here. Meetings are held every other Monday under the guidance of Mr. George E. Saffa. Standing left to right are the executive officers of the Student Council. Left to right: Robert Peterson, Vice-President; Connee Wright, Secretary; Christine Miles, President; John Von Hagen, Treasurer. The 1962-63 school year found Student Council sponsoring the 3rd Annual Homecoming, Lost and Found department, and distribution of the New York Times. 51 Honor Society The purpose of the National Honor Society is to uphold its four objectives of scholarship, character, leadership, and sendee before the entire school as goals toward which all should strive. Each student admitted to the Society must qualify aca- demically. The names of the eligible students are submitted to the permanent senior members and the teachers. The applicant is considered according to the objectives of the Society and many may be refused admission for a lack in one of them. The National Honor Society is under the direction of Mrs. Herman Gulick. 52 Warrior The Warrior Club, under the supervision of Mrs. Benjamin Greenwood and Mrs. Loy Ehlers, trains club reporters to de- velop their talents in the journalistic field. The staff publishes six issues of the school newspaper, The Warrior, during the school year. Training in writing, experience in meeting and working with others, and showing responsibility comprise some of the basic goals of the organization. The Warrior combines news of school and local happenings, sports events, and school gossip with editorials on points of. national interest. In its twenty years of existence, The Warrior has compiled many state and national awards for newspaper excellence. 53 Boys ’ Sports The boys participate in seasonal activities such as touch football, soccer, volleyball, basketball, and softball under the direction of Mr. Thomas Marshall. Qirls ’ Sports The Girls’ Sports club, under the supervision of Mrs. Janet Nash, participates in such sports as volleyball, archery, and basketball. Guess what! It did go in! Watch out ! 55 Wildwood High School Band, Our Wildwood High School Band, composed of approxi- mately 40 marching members, is under the direction of Mr. Harris A. Rossello. The band, performing in both marching and concert activities, incorporates an enjoyable and varied program for all appearances, by its clever combination of Broadway numbers and marches to light and heavy classics. This year the band boasts of two honored members: Wayne Fritchie and Neal Halpern. Wayne, a junior, received honors 56 Jllajordtes, and Color for his selection to All South Jersey Band and All State Band, and Neal, also a junior, received honors for his selection to the All South Jersey Band. Also the band makes a sparkling appearance on the streets this year as they sport new uniforms highlighted by their neat West Point jackets, and are led by a new banner, white on maroon, donated by the City of Wildwood. 57 En el club de Espanol claro que se habla solamente en Espdfiol. Hablamos de las noticias dei mundo, sucesos dei dia, y de otras co- sas importantes en que los alumnos puedan expresarse, interpretar, y evaluar algunos conocimientos y pensamientos que se pueden considerar importantes en el presente y en el porvenir. Asi hablamos de ideas. Model Club Science Club I Mo me Mimics Club The Science Club, under the instruction of Mr. Herbert Hanneman, becomes acquainted with the fundamentals of the Sciences. Photo Club The Library Club, under the direction of Mrs. Benja- min Greenwood, gains experience in the using and running of the library. NO PHOTO AVAILABLE This club learns how to take and develop pictures. A great deal of their time has been spent trying to keep pace with the yearbook staff. It is under the di- rection of Mr. William J. Carr. library Club Varsity Club The Varsity Club, under the direction of Mr. Edward Gallagher, is composed of all athletes who have received their Varsity letters. Ceaders ’ Club The Leaders' Club, under the supervision of Mr. Thomas Marshall, is composed of the school’s all around athletes who spend this period developing their athletic abilities. 62 Juture business Ceaders of America The Future Business Leaders of America is a club for com- mercial students who want to learn more about business. This club is under the direction of Mr. Robert Herbert. typing Club Mrs. Fhicrs. teacher in charge of the Typing Club, is shown here giving Margo Hilland pointers on her typing. 63 (flee Club ■■■I iiSS The Glee Club, under the able direction of Mr. Joseph Verna, brings to our school fine singing throughout the year. Cafeteria Staff 64 Mrs. Warner (left) and Mrs. Walker (right), serving on the cafeteria staff, have tried throughout this year to give the students of WHS the best meals possible. Through their efforts we have received well-balanced meals. To them we say Thanks!” IJunior-Senior Prom Our Junior Prom was held at the Wildwood Country Club where we danced to the music of the Community Band. Our theme portrayed Oriental Gardens with which we dis- played numerous Japanese de- corations. There is no doubt that this prom was one of the best that Wildwood High has ever had and one of which the Class of '63 will always be proud. 65 6 A.M.??? Never again!!!! Yep!! We're all working hard!! “JCock, Stock, andCipstick” On December 8, 1962, the senior class presented the annual school play—this year a three act comedy by John Henderson entitled Lock, Stock, and Lipstick. CAST: David Davies, Pam DeWeese, Bruce Dieffenderfer, Lesley Anderson, Barbara Wogan. Ben Cummings. Tina Del Cupolo, Laura Peschi, Barr)- Gehring, Marie Pierpont, Patricia Kennedy, Sharon Barkalow, and director—Mr. George Gregar. Homecoming Queen and Court 1962 SHIRLEY DRY 1962 Homecoming Queen SHARON BARKALOW JILL BUSFIELD O' -4 CHRISTINE MILES ANNA CAPPELLI H. BATES Senior E. ODGERS Senior R. PETERSON Junior P. YADLOSKY Junior J. SIEBER Sophomore L. GUTHRIE Senior M. WILSON Senior C. WILSON Senior Wildwood Migl, Left to right: Top row: Coach Gallagher, Charles Bond, Larry Fenza, Bill Kostelc, Ronnie Mathis, Bob Davenport, Chipper Menz. George Jackson, Mike Nicely, Assistant Coach Marshall. Second row: Harry Hudson, Gary Tatar, Cliff Harrison, Otis McClurkin, Mike Martin, Jack Dennis, Jim Barkalow, Jim Waicus, Clarence Wilson, Jerry Sieber. Third row: Wayne Szabo, Melvin Wilson, Mark WHS Opp. Southern Regional 13 19 Ocean City 0 39 Mainland Regional 6 19 Pleasantville 6 0 football Zeam 1962 Allen, Paul Ekstrom, Fred Hauber, John Von Hagen, Tom Sawyer, Dan Nichter, Donald Miller, James Lue. Front row: Harry Bates. Jack Wilson. Donald McCullum, Pete Peterson, Joe Hess, Ronnie Stokes, Paul Yadlosky, Ernie Odgers, Leonard Guthrie. Bob Levine. WHS Opp. Hammonton 13 6 Middle Township 0 32 Williamstown 28 38 Lower Cape May Regional 7 7 73 COREY ASPENBURG HARRY BATES STEVE BELLMAN Varsity basketball Mainland and Wildwood players watch as Harry Bates (34) tries for two points. 74 MEREDITH CAMPBELL BRUCE DeHAVEN CHUCK JAMES BOB LEVINE LARRY MANNING RICH SLOAN 75 Hun tor Varsity Jerry Sieber got his two points even though he had to put on quite an ex- hibition ! Overcoming the powers of his opponent. Jack Dennis connects for two points. BUTCH ANGELO—34 Sophomore JIM WAICL'S—40 Sophomore BILL KOSTEK—20 Freshman RAY HARRIS—52 Freshman JERRY SIEBER—30 Sophomore SKIP MILLARD—10 Sophomore Coach—BERNARD McCRACKEN 76 John Fowler battles control of the ball. ite a fight Jack Dennis finally made points for this shot. CHAS BOND—24 Freshman MIKE GAINES—12 Freshman BILL CALLAHAN—44 Sophomore JOHN FOWLER—52 Junior CHET CURRY—22 Junior JACK DENNIS—14 Sophomore 77 The Three Musketeers! You guys gonna get tough with me?!? 78 Cheerleaders Kris Norcross Betty Robinson Pat McAndrew Diane Madsen Sharon Barkalow Connee Wright Carolyn Smith Joy Rosenfeld (not available for picture) 79 Rebecca Davies, Kathy Bonelli, Ingrid Hilland, Shirley Dry, Pam Taylor, Linda Gorden, Bonnie Rice. freshman basketball Zeam From left to tight (Standing): Linda Levine, Debbie Wogan, Maryann Filipowski Jane Moretz, Linda Bickle. (Kneeling): co-captains—Kerry Machen, Linda Barber. 80 Jreskman Cheerleaders From left to right (Standing): Bill Harris, Tom Sawyer, Greg Martin, Chas Bond, Bill Kostek. (Kneeling): Buddy Johnson, Mike Gaines, Harry Hayward. Zrack Zeam RICHARD MOULTRIE High Jump-Campbell, DcHaven, Snyder Mitchell didn’t quite make it-220 Allison breaks string for win in 880 Good jump for Joe Wright Guthrie clears it again! crack Zeam Savino, Oswald, Sinn, Nicely-Javelin Joe Wright clears the bar. The 880 and mile relay teams. DeHaven, Nicely, Guthrie, Oswald, Savino—Discus Throwers Nicely, DePeppi, Guthrie, DeCosta—Shot Put 82 baseball TEAM MEMBERS—Left to right: Standing: Barry DiAntonio, Ronald Borden, Paul Ekstrom, Les Achilles, Skip Millard, Bob Levine. Kneeling: Bob Lehman, Rich Lundsford, Mark Allen, Jack Wilson, Jim Waicus, Rich Sloan. Bob Lehman and Bob Levine demonstrate the proper fielding positions. Rich Sloan takes a few practice swings in an early season practice. 83 1963 HOPEFULS: Standing: Ron Borden. Barry DiAntonio. Kneeling: Mark Allen, Jack Wilson, Rich Sloan. Rich Sloan takes a pointer from Coach Bernard McCracken. ]m Memoriam A touch of sadness was added to our many memories of Wildwood High School this year with the passing of Mr. Shelton Chief” Marsden on Thursday, February 7, 1963. Mr. Marsden was chief custodian of the janitorial staff for the last six years. The students and faculty will always remember him as a person never too busy to take time from his own crowded schedule to help others when they needed him. We the class of 1963 would like to dedicate this page in his memory. PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Les Achilles Les and Wayne Achilles Acme Markets Albright Apartments A. I. Allen Allen’s Men's Shop Alton Motel Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Anderson, Jr. Miss Alice N. Anderson Misses Amy and Anna Anderson Anderson's Variety Store Arnold’s Pet Wonderland Asselta's Restaurant Atlantic Auto Supply Company Mr. and Mrs. David Baker Baker's Aldine Shoe Shop Mr. and Mrs. James F. Barkalow Batts' Store Beanie's City Cab Mr. and Mrs. Harry Beck Dr. and Mrs. Martin S. Becker Beck's Shoe Store Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Belles and Family Bellman's Restaurant Bar Bennie's Cafe Bertha Lee Shop Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Best Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Best Mrs. Ruth A. Bethel Betsy and Butch Mr. George Betz Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Bianchi Mr. and Mrs. J. Bickel John Bickel Bill Fisher's Sinclair Service Station Howard J. Birney Bob and Paula Bob's Cities Service Station Bolero Motel Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bond John S. Bonnelli Ethyl Bourland Mr. and Mrs. George F. Boyer Francis J. Bracchi Clarence Bradshaw and Son Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Brakefield Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Brakell Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bramble Mr. and Mrs. John Brestle M. S. Brown—Jewelers Mr. and Mrs. David K. Buchter Elmer R. Bump, Jr. Bunny, Bill, and Mark Bunting's Mr. and Mrs. James S. Cafiero Canning's Take Out Kitchen Cape Cleaners Cape Publishing Co. Mrs. Martha Cappelli Mr. and Mrs. George Carlson Mr. and Mrs. H. Carlson Mr. and Mrs. John B. Carr Mr. and Mrs. David J. Chalmers Gail Chalmers Chuck and Pat Chuck's Roundup Clarke Motors Mr. and Mrs. Coffin Mr. and Mrs. As a Colson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Compare Mr. and Mrs. Gabe Corchiani The Congenials” Cookie and Don Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Cooper Corson's Men's Shop Danny Craft Craig's Mr. George Cregar Leander Croker Stella Culp Mrs. Dorrit Cummings Roy L. Cummins—Florist F. D. Curcio—Builder Mrs. Jessie Curry and Family Cy's Collegiate Palladium Club Dare Brothers Realty Company Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Dawson Phil DeCicco Mr. and Mrs. Charles Del Cupolo Margaret and Frank Del Veccnio Miss Delli Paoli Mary Dengelden Mr. and Mrs. Douglas S. DeWeese Dr. and Mrs. Robert S. Diamond Mr. and Mrs. Anthony DeAnglo Mr. and Mrs. DiCicci Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Diehl Mr. and Mrs. Michael D'lmperio Mr. and Mrs. James DiTaranta Mr. and Mrs. Frank G. Dougherty Mr. and Mrs. Robert Drake Driftwood Apartments Dunn Shoe Store Durodean Rug and Upholstery Cleaners Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dyer Mr. and Mrs. Ross Eastbum Eastern Auto Supply Company Mr. and Mrs. Loy Ehlers Eisenhower's Drug Store David A. Elliot Mr. and Mrs. Peter Erlandsen Ernie and Sharon Mr. and Mrs. Warren Esher Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Fausey 86 Mr. and Mrs. John Feeney Mr. and Mrs. Frank Feketics Fenza Realty Company Elaine Finno Fisherman's Packing Corporation Mr. and Mrs. J. Fitzgerald Mr. and Mrs. Norton D. Fleu Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ford Mr. and Mrs. I. Forster Fred and Anna Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Freed A Friend A Friend Friendly Food Market F. W. Woolworth Company Mr. and Mrs. Peter Gallacio Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gallagher Mrs. F. Gallachio Gannett Family Mrs. Helen Gardner G. C. Murphy Company Barbara Geatens Carol Gender George and Lynda Gidding's Mr. and Mrs. John Gleason Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Gogola Gould Realty Company Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Grace, Jr. Grace Oil Company A Graduate Mrs. Anna Graumann Mr. and Mrs. Paul Greenland Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin D. Greenwood, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. H. Leonard Guthrie Hair Styling by Caterina Haircuts” Mr. and Mrs. N. Halpern Mr. and Mrs. George Hamborg, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Hamilton, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hansen James A. L. Harris, Incorporated Mr. and Mrs. John W. Harry Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Harwood Mr. and Mrs. Robert Haws Mr. and Mrs. Robert O. Herbert Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Hewitt Bill Higbee Francis Higgins Mr. and Mrs. John Hill Ruth Hoar Hof Brau Frank L Hoffman—Realtor Dr. and Mrs. Stanley M. Hornstine The House of Ushers Hughe's Market Ingersoll Funeral Home Mr. and Mrs. F. Jackson Jackson's Drug Store Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jennett Mrs. Adelia G. Jess Joe and Brenda John and Chris Judy's Knit and Yarn Shop J. V. Cheerleaders Mr. and Mrs. G. O. Kanz Mr. and Mrs. John J. Kay Keating's Music Shop Keating's Rental Service Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Klimez Mr. and Mrs. Jay Konowitch Kranich Shop Krown Record Shop Laura and Barry Mrs. Catherine A. Layre Mr. and Mrs. Horace P. Layre Mr. and Mrs. Francis B. Lee Lee's Gift Shop Len and Barbara Locke's Cut Rate Store Mr. and Mrs. Jack Long Low and Joan Lu Cas Court Luigi's Luke and Bobbie Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lynch Mr. and Mrs. James R. Mackell Mackey Family Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Madsen Maggio's Market Magolda's Pharmacy Mr. D. J. Mancia, V.P. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mango Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Manning and Son Marlyn Manor Beauty Shop Marsden Family Martha Shop Mr. and Mrs. A. Marts Mary Miller's Beauty Salon May's Landing Diner R. H. Mashburn Mathis Garage Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mazzotta Dr. and Mrs.- Leon Mazzotta McClain Family McCracken Family Mr. and Mrs. Leo McGraw Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McNally T. L Meade Mennies Department Store Mr. and Mrs. Albert Menz Mr. and Mrs. Robert Menz Meyer's Shoes Mr. C. B. Middleton Margaret B. Miles Mrs. Mildred S. Miles Mr. and Mrs. Horace S. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Minke Modern Shoe Service 87 William Mooney Mr. and Mrs. H. Moore Beatrice Morley Mr. and Mrs. John T. Nash Mr. Marvin Neilson Nesbitt Sales Company Newberry's, Wildwood, N. J. Richard Nordaby Mr. and Mrs. John Norton Mr. and Mrs. Charles Noto Ocean Crest Realty Company Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Odgers Oily Fox Men's and Boys' Wear Mrs. Edward Olney Mr. and Mrs. David O'Neill Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Osborne Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Owens Mr. and Mrs. David Parson Parson Realty Company Mr. and Mrs. Roy Parson Ann Paulhamus Mr. and Mrs. Romeo Paulin Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Peard Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Peschi Mr. and Mrs. Philip Peschi Philip and Joseph Phyllis and Bea Rev. Thomas Piechoeinski Mr. and Mrs. J. Morgan Pierpont Marie Pierpont Mrs. Robert Pierpont Mr. and Mrs. Potoschnick Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Poynor Vic and Peg Quintavale Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Rappaport Mr. and Mrs. Leslie C. Rea Mrs. James E. Rhoades Rio Grande Army-Navy Store Rita and Bruce Mr. and Mrs. Harrison W. Roach, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Harrison W. Roach, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Robart George W. Robinson and Son Mr. and Mrs. Otis Robinson Mr. and Mrs. William Robinson Mrs. D. A. Robson Ron and Donna Ronnie's Dr. and Mrs. I. L. Rubins Ruth Ann Apartments Sabin's Jewelry and Gift Shop Mr. and Mrs. George E. Saffa Dr. and Mrs. Robert Salasin Sam Joseph Hair Stylist Roger Samartino Mr. and Mrs. Leon Saner Saner's Ladies' and Men's Store Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Satera L. Sauter and Family Mr. and Mrs. George Schmidt Dr. and Mrs. J. Schleiffer Seasiders Senior Proctors Mr. and Mrs. J. Serocca Ruth and Dorothy Shaw Mr. and Mrs. William Shea Sherwin-Williams Company Siesta Motel Silver Sands Apartments Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Simon Mr. and Mrs. Adam Simpson Mr. and Mrs. William Simpson Mr. and Mrs. D. Sollenberger and Family South Jersey Sales Spatz Pharmacy Mr. and Mrs. William Spirt and John Staller's Hardware Stan's Variety Store Mrs. Marshall K. Steele Steiger's Religious Shop Ronda and Leo Stein Hi Suavely Switzer and Coombs Realty Company Mr. and Mrs. Allen B. Taylor, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Earl A. Taylor Miss Harriet Taylor Joseph Taylor and Sons Taylor's Market Mr. and Mrs. A. Edward Tedesco Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Tempest Mr. and Mrs. John Temple Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Thomas Todd's Express Tom Cat Tomi-John Restaurant Town House 5 and 10c Store Tropea's Pharmacy Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Turner Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Vandergrift Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Vandergrift Mr. and Mrs. Paul Von Hagen Mr. and Mrs. Von Savage Wagon Wheel Florist Dr. and Mrs. M. A. Walker Water's Edge Motel Catherine Waterhouse Mr. and Mrs. Palmer M. Way, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Webster Mr. and Mrs. Martin Weissman Whalen's Esso Station Mr. and Mrs. Henry White Wildwood Apartments Wildwood Catholic High School Wildwood Printing Company Miss William Wilson Dairy Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Wogan Charlotte K. Yetter James Young Mr. and Mrs. David Ziegler TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY l: Wildwood High School f V'l I % — • ) • v % I :. • V .7:1k: | r? % ’ I . V Miff--' ; v vv - v ? fc. SB. •’ i fi • •ii