Wildwood High School - Breakers Yearbook (Wildwood, NJ)

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LESLIE CHARLES ACHILLES Les . . . remembered for chewing gum in home- room . . . enjoys a debate . . . known for his inimitable strut . . . enjoys skin-diving, sleep- ing, basketball, baseball, and going to the Out- law . . . says, Let's do something . . . likes turkey, red and gray, civics and geography, and . . . dislikes people who talk about others be- hind their backs . . . spends his summers work- ing and going to the beach . . . hopes to go into the Navy and to own a Riviera and a Corvette. RAYMOND VINCENT ALLEN, JR. Ray . . . remembered for his quotes from Lenny Bruce ... an individualist, who else would wear Levis with a suit jacket? . . . interefted in music, art, reading, and collecting records . . . likes corned beef, brown, English, and art . . . states, You're putting me on . . . hates revolving doors . . . plans to teach English and art . . . to travel and dig everything he can ... se- cretly desires to get a doctorate in English and to lead a symphony. LESLEY IRENE ANDERSON Les . . . remembered as never being at a loss for words . . . the only student that can confuse Mr. Forster ... a good organizer . . . spends her free time reading, drawing, thinking about getting organized, and writing long letters . . . likes filet mignon, Rachmaninoff's Prelude in C Minor, steel blue, and her lunch hour ... is heard saying, I'm hungry!! . . . hates im- posing people and traffic lights . . . plans to travel around the world and get a doctorate in psychology. VARENA JALEIN ARNOLD Jalein . . . remembered for her little blue beret . . . W.H.'s answer to Freud . . . Warrior editor and top student in the class . . . enjoys collect- ing books of foreign proverbs, reading, and walking to the rock pile . . . her favorites are lettuce, the song Moon River, yellow, and physics class . . . phonies, puppets, and para- sites are her pet peeves . . . her ambition is to build a bridge to Heaven . . . desires to meet Chucky's guardian angel. 29

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Jill Busfield, Treasurer; Anna Cappelli, Vice-President; Bruce DeHaven, President; Pamela Taylor, Historian; Diane Madsen, Secretary. 28 Miss Harriet Taylor, Mr. Joseph Mango, Mr. Bernard McCracken (Head Proctor), Mrs. Helen Ehlers.

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ROBERT LOUIS AYERS Bob . . . remembered for sleeping in history class . . . happy-go-lucky . . . W.H.'s pit man, grease monkey . . . loves to race his Plymouth, especially against Shaw . . . likes football, his- tory, blue, and turkey . . . argues, Shaw, you know I beat you! . . . plans to be top eliminator at Two Mile . . . secretly (?) desires to beat Shaw's Chev. FRANK THOMAS BADA Frankie . . . remembered as Mr. Cregar's buddy . . . most likely to succeed in the pool business —at Kelly's . . . out going . . . interested in cars, engines, collecting girl friends, scuba- diving, swimming, and water-skiing . . . prime ribs, blue, and mechanical drawing are his favorites . . . hates when his car won't run right . . . spends his summers working as a life guard on the beach . . . hopes to be a plane mechanic and desires to be rich, single, and have a good position in life. MAX ALLEN BAKER Max . . . remembered for his critical humor . . . W.H.'s cynic . . . dependable . . . inter- ested in jazz and classical music, Demolay, and basketball . . . likes spaghetti, hoagies, steak sandwiches, chicken (food in general), the bluish-green that matches his eyes, English with Mrs. Russell, and cooking class . . . will go to college to become a dentist . . . sum- mers find him working in his father's shoe store and chasing girls . . . desires to catch a girl. NORMAN JAY BASSION Norm . . . remembered as the Pancake King and Sweater Boy . . . easy going . . . good natured ... his hobbies and pastimes are mu- sic, reading, and collecting red elephants . . . likes football, steak, blue, and physics class . . . asks, Want to go for a ride? . . . despises working at Pierre's, although his summers are spent there . . . would like to study to be a psychologist. HARRY BATES, JR. Hop . . . remembered as an all around athlete . . . slow and easy, but pass him a basketball— . . . dependable, but unfortunately he can't tell time . . . spends his time bowling, playing chess, Georgia Skin, basketball, table tennis, and fif- teen and one pocket billiards or pool . . . states, All that good!! . . . likes chicken, blue, math, and bookkeeping . . . desires to play on a pro basketball team. 30