Wildwood High School - Breakers Yearbook (Wildwood, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1965 volume:

THE ISLANDER 65 WILDWOOD HIGH SCHOOL WILDWOOD, NEW JERSEY VOL. I Contents Dedication____________________ 4 Administration ......... ... 6 Faculty________________________10 Fall _________________________ 18 Football _________________ 24 School Work _______________ 40 Winter_________________________44 Basketball ............. 45 Organizations_______________58 Spring_______________________69 Baseball__________________70 Track_____________________73 Prom______________________75 Seniors______________________78 Senior Polls ______________ 105 Underclassmen________________ 111 Editors' Note ______________ 120 Advertisers_________________ 121 Autographs _________________ 132 Let this table of contents guide you through our senior year. We dedicate . . . . . . our yearbook to our proctors with the hope that this small honor may express our gratitude for their rtmny efforts in our behalf. Zhe Class of Sixty-five Head Senior Proctor:- MISS DELLI 5 Senior Proctors: MR. ROBERT HERBERT MISS ARTENZI DELLI PAOLI MRS. HELEN EHLERS MR. EDWARD GALLAGHER The Board of Education Rev. Atwood Smith, Mr. Lawrence Fenza, Dr. Stanley Hornstine, Mrs. Augusta Sladek May I. on behalf of the Wildwood Board of Education convey to you our sincerest and warmest congratu- lations with the hope that the future will bring it health, happiness and success as you continue life in the academic or vocational field. We are proud of you; continue to be a credit to yourself, family, school and community. Dr. Stanley M. Hornstine President Wildwood Board of Education 6 Mr. Edwin Bradway, Esq. Rev. Atwood Smith Behind the desks Mr. A. Edward Tedesco Superintendent of Wildwood Schools It is a pleasure to congratulate the Class of June 1965, on the completion of your studies and to wish you great success in your future life. During your Senior year I have been impressed time and again with your in- tention to be good leaders, to accept responsibilities and to carry on the high- est traditions of our school. You have given us good reason to be proud of you. Even during the few years you have been in high school the world has changed tremendously . . . The world will continue to change. I am confident that many of you will play an im- portant part in the world of the next coming several decades. Give of your best and a successful future and an abundance of happiness will be yours. Sincerely yours, A. Edward Tedesco 8 At a Board meeting with Edwin Bradway, Esq., legal advisor to Board Mr. Dominick Mancia Principal As you leave Wildwood High School, the Faculty and Administra- tion hope that you have grasped every opportunity for learning that has been given you. Your education represents a great investment and can have no limited goals. Maintain a continuous drive for a more pro- ductive future, for the cause of free- dom is best served through knowl- edge. Knowledge replaces fear. Sincerely, Dominick J. Mancia It is my feeling that the members of the Class of '65 do not consider education as an entity unto itself but as a continuously growing appli- cable tool to be used to better them- selves as well as their society. With an attitude such as this, successful endeavor cannot help but be guar- anteed, for it is on this premise that all great people and societies are built. Congratulations on a job well done. I know you will insist on the standards that you have established here as the ones that will go with you in your life. May prosperity and happiness be yours. Sincerely, Earl D. Freeland 9 Those who guided us • • • MR. GEORGE M. BETZ MR. WILLIAM J. CARR III A B ' Duke University A.B., LaSalle College MR. FRANK J. A.B., Rutgers CATERINI University MR. JAY H. CRAVEN B.A., Glassboro State Teacher College MR. GEORGE R. COLFER B.S., Lock Haven State College MR. RALPH R. DiSIBIO B.A., Colorado State College MISS ARTENZIE DELLI PAOLI B.S., Chestnut Hill College MR. EDWARD B. GALLAGHER B.S., Lock Haven State College MR. ROBERT A. HERBERT B.A., Catholic University M.Ed., Temple University MR. RICHARD G. KOKAT B.S., Millersville State College MRS. MARY K. JUGEL B.S., Ohio State University MR. BERNARD L. McCRACKEN, JR. B.S., Indiana State College MR. JOHN ROWLAND B.A., Glassboro State Teachers College MRS. JANET D. NASH B.S., Hampton Institute M.A., New York University MR. HARRIS A. ROSSELLO B.S., Philadelphia Musical Academy MR. IRVIN SILVERMAN B.A., Bloomfield College 13 MR. JOHN J. STOPKOSKI B.S., Temple University B.F.A., Tyler School of Art MR. BRUCE TUSHINGHAM B.S., Rider College MRS. MARIANNE SWANSON B.S., Drexel Institute of Technology MISS HARRIET C. TAYLOR B.S., Shippensburg State Teachers College MR. GEORGE YENKOSKI B.S., St. Bona venture University 14 Mr. Clifford Eckels Mr. Richard Moultrie In Memoriam 15 Secretaries, Mrs. Marie Pitts Mrs. Martha Penico Mrs. Olive Anderson Mrs. Dorothy Boyer Mrs. Alice King 16 Mrs. Kristine Fitch Mrs. Laraine Walker Mrs. Viola Warner Cafeteria Staff and Custodians Mr. Joseph Kelly Mr. William Ryan Mr. Henry Osten Mrs. Mae Laricks Mrs. Kathryn Gustof Mrs. Emma Langley Mrs. Beatrice Coffin Becoming seniors . . . Typically senior, the standing ovation 18 19 senior year . . . Return to school routine . . . time consciousness — both in the morning . . . and in the lunch half hour . . . 23 Football FRONT ROW Lee Cattell Corey Aspenburg Jerry Sieber Mark Allen Meredith Campbell Jimmy Waicus Larry Fenza Richard Lunsford Paul Ekstrom Kurt Skibbe SECOND ROW Tom Gallagher Mike Sollenberger Gerald Hunter Richard Mitchell Henry Satt Ray Guzmon Mike Mitchell Buddy Johnson Allen Taylor Ray Reuter fHIRD ROW Glenn Messick Ray Harris John Curvan Francis McCollum Greg Martin Chas Bond Chipper Menz Bill Harris Louis Ostrander George Jackson Jim Barkalow Bill Lunsford Head Coach Ed Gallagher Assistant Coach George Colfer Not Available for Photograph Francis Panhuise Tom Sawyer Bill Smith 24 Co-captain Jimmy Waicus Cape-Atlantic All-Star End After having expectations of duplicating the championship season of 1963, the team and student body were disappointed by the 3-4-1 year. The '64 squad was characterized by individual skill, but it lacked the ability to catch fire and work as a unit. Plagued by injuries and faced with a tough schedule, the team was unable to reach their winning potential. Co-captain MEREDITH CAMPBELL Cape-Atlantic All-Star and South Jersey All-Star Quarterback RICHARD LUNSFORD Offensive and Defensive Halfback Spirit Leads . . . Linda Gordon . Kathy Bonelii Linda Hand Ingrid Hilland Joan Cole Carol McGraw Missing from Picture: Linda Barber Joy Rosenfeld 30 to Success LARRY FENZA Offensive and Defensive Guard 32 SEASON RECORD W.H.S. 0 Middle Township 14 W.H.S. 27 .........—... Ocean City 13 W.H.S. 0 Mainland Reg. 13 W.H.S. 20---------- Pleasantville 13 W.H.S. 34_______________Hammonton 6 W.H.S. 6 ................ St. James 20 W.H.S. 14 ............. Florence 20 W.H.S. 7 Lower Cape May Reg. 7 GEORGE JACKSON Cape-Atlantic All-Star and South Jersey All-Star Fullback ASSISTANT COACH GEORGE COLFER, HEAD COACH ED GALLAGHER 35 Homecoming approaches . . . Homecoming Planners Margo and Janet Mayor James crowns Queen Joy . . . to the approval of the seniors. (top row) Joan Aquilina Paul Ekstrom Joy Rosenfeld John Von Hagen Frani Olney Rich Lunsford (bottom row) Linda Bickel Steve MacDonald Jane Munson Jerry Sieber 38 39 The hard grind . . . begins. Championship Basketball . . . SEASON RECORD W.H.S. Opp. 83 Vineland 79 76 Holy Spirit 50 75 Ocean City 62 99 Hammonton 40 69 Cape May .53 67 Middle 54 69 Pleasantville 61 77 Ocean City 65 59 Mainland 55 71 Middle 54 99 Hammonton 48 58 Bordentown M. 1 64 86 Vineland 67 76 Cape May 61 86 Pleasantville 55 80 Mainland 76 58 Holy Spirit 44 Tournament Games 79 Cape May 56 64 Florence 61 63 Ocean City .... 58 83 Ridge 56 59 New Providence 68 Cape-Atlantic South Jersey South-Central Co-captain Chuck James All-State Guard, Cape-Atlantic All- Star Guard Team: Mike Gaines Chas Bond Harry Hayward Chuck James John Von Hagen Corey Aspenburg Jimmy Waicus Frank Ricco Bill Callahan Buddy Johnson Not available for picture— Meredith Campbell Tom Sawyer Coaches: Bernard McCracken Jay Craven Managers: Ronald Jones Les Cline Co-captain Jimmy Waicus County's Most Valuable Player, Cape-Atlantic All-Star Guard Champs Champs Champs Faced with the difficult task of fol- lowing in the footsteps of the '63-'64 basketball team, this year's team rose superbly to the challenge. The team's unerring offense and powerful de- fense overwhelmed their opponents. A fine starting five coupled with a strong bench characterized McCrack- en's Men. Playing like a well-oiled ma- chine, they out-shot, out-rebounded, and out-hustled their competitors; thereby deserving all the honors be- stowed upon them. CHUCK BECOMES FIRST PLAYER IN WILDWOOD'S HISTORY TO SCORE A THOUSAND POINTS. Sophomore Harry Hayward Cape-Atlantic All-Star Forward 48 COREY ASPENBURG All Cape-Atlantic Team Center CoCtcfl 50 McCracken 51 52 Junior Varsity The Wildwood Jay Vees made another fine showing in the Cape-Atlantic League this year. Even though their record was only 10-6, they placed second in a fiercely contested championship fight. Coach Craven feels that this year's Jay Vee team will form the backbone of what should be a good Varsity squad next year. Coach Craven 54 Team: Steve Korzenowski Bob tamach George Morton Louis Ostrander Bill Harris Russell Postemock Paul Dare Bruce Menz Richard Mitchell Louis Hornstine Richard Yadlosky Mike Mitchell Coach Jay Craven Manager Bob Bebee SEASON RECORD W.H.S. Opp. 47 Vineland 39 44 Holy Spirit 50 43 Ocean City 44 74 Hammonton _....................... 18 42 Cape May 38 52 Middle T.......................... 50 57 Pleasantville 62 43 Ocean City 48 51 Mainland 44 67 Middle ----------------------------41 64 Hammonton ...................... 12 73 Vineland ------------------------ 68 67 Cape May 54 50 Pleasantville ---------------------38 49 Mainland ......................... 55 43 Holy Spirit ...................... 59 Marilyn Dicken Gail Smith Margo Hilland Joan Cole Marianne Moore Kerry Machen Missing from picture: Carmen Wilson 55 Freshmen WSHETgfci Steve Ritchie Louis Hornstine Bob Lamach Richard Mitchell Steve Korzenowski Bruce Menz Richard Yadlosky Coach Jay Craven The freshman team's playing showed fine evidence of future championship capabilities. Vicki Twiford Doris, Knight Dianne Hamilton Bonnie Guzmon Pat Fuiginiti Lisa Gordon Chrissie Teitleman 57 Student Council Organizations break the stillness of Winter. Joy Rosenfeld, Treasurer Frani Olney, Secretary Linda Bickel, Vice President John Von Hagen, President Mr. Rosenberg, Advisor REPRESENTATIVES Seniors Judy Cimino David Dare Larry Fenza Jackie Hendrickson Linda Locke John Mazzotta Patti Peterson Tony Russo Juniors Jim Barkalow Lena Carlson Marianne Filipowski Mike Gaines George Jackson Linda Levine Chipper Menz Jane Moretz Tom Sawyer Linda Smith Sophomores Paul Dare Rosemarie DiMarino Georgette Harry Harry Hayward Allen Paulhamus Valli Sharp Debbie Taylor Richard Zeug Freshmen Audrey Bozarth Paul Compare Diane Hamilton Danny Hoffman Tom Snyder Diane Volz National Honor Senior Members: Mark Allen Corey Aspenburg Kathy Bonelli Lee Cattell David Dare John Dennis Lowell Fox Linda Gordon Janet Hand Jacqueline Hendrickson Marie Klimesz Richard Lunsford Frances Olney Barbara Olson Joy Rosenfeld John Von Hagen Juniors: Reuben Blum Charles Bond Kathy Geiger John Johnson Paula Konowitch William Lunsford Carol McGraw Thomas Sawyer Charlaine Thomas William Todd Debrah Wogan Sophomores: Kathy Boyer Paul Dare Brian Davis Rosemarie Di Marino Linda Hand Officers: President, Dave Dare Vice President, Marie Klimesz Secretary, Barbara Olson Treasurer, Linda Gordon Not available for photo: Sponsor, Mrs. Irene Gulick 60 lettermen STANDING: Ron Jones Jack Dennis Corey Aspenburg Al Millard Frank Ricco Ray Guzmon Chas Bond Chuck James Jerry Sieber KNEELING: Phil Campbell Lee Cattell Les Cline Bob Lehman Larry Fenza Rich Lunsford Jim Waicus George Jackson MISSING: Meredith Campbell Bill Callahan Paul Ekstrom Ray Harris Greg Martin Joe Spuhler Moses Taylor John Von Hagen VARSITY CLUB QUEEN and COURT: Jane Munsen Linda Hand Joan Aquilina, Queen Frani Olney Bonnie Guzmon Mr. Jay Craven, advisor Ron Jones, historian George Jackson, sergeant at arms Rich Lunsford, vice-president Corey Aspenburg, president Mr. Ralph DiSibio, advisor Paul Ekstrom, secretary-treasurer, missing 61 Our newspaper PAGE EDITORS: Rosemarie DiMarino David Dare Jackie Hendrickson, Editor-in-Chief Marie Klimesz Kathy Boyer Mrs. Marie Greenwood, Advisor, missing The Warrior 62 Jackie Hendrickson, Editor-in-Chief ASSISTANT PAGE EDITORS: Paul Dare Michele Amond Georgette Harry Charlaine Thomas REPORTERS: Margie Student Beverly Higgins Nancy Watson Joan Cole Janet Hand Neil Stocker June Rosenfeld REPORTERS: STANDING: Eileen Brown Bobby Hendrickson Danny Hoffman SEATED: Georgia Goodale Conni Diamond Carol Giacolone i ir T Co-Editors: Lowell Fox Nancy Sinn Editorial Staff: Lowell Fox, Co-Editor Gail Guzmon, Secretary Stacy Greenspan, Layout and Design Nancy Sinn, Co-Editor Nancy Watson, Financial Judy Cimino, Senior Section Frani Olney, Senior Section Mr. Frank Caterini Advising Consultant Not Available for Picture: Mark Allen, Sports Bubbles Stocker, Financial Mike Nicely, Student Photographer Our Yearbook . . . Islander Financial Committee: STANDING: Margie DeCosta Kathy Bonelli Nancy Watson Judy Wapner SEATED: Beverly Higgins Theresa Lewis Ingrid Hilland Janet Hand Margo Hilland Joan Cole Linda Booth Senior Section: Jody Cimino Cathy McGurk Joy Rosenfeld Frani Olney Linda Gordon Joan Aquilina Georgia Goodale Conni Diamond Typists-picture not available Beverly Higgins Theresa Lewis Kathy McGurk Barbara Olson Sharon Paxton Serena Thomas 65 • • • Our Band Award Winners: All Sfate Band: Christine Cappelli All South-Jersey Band Don Little Lynn Cattell Tom Flud Christine Cappelli MEMBERS: Steve Bixler Joy Bright Janice Broadwater Christine Cappelli George Carlson Lee Cattell Lynn Cattell Tom Flud Dennis Fontannaz Tom Fontannaz Dave Hewitt Kay Ingersoll Bill King Bonnie Konowitch Marion Konowitch Donald Little Dave Munson Henry Satt Linda Sauter James Sciallaba Tom Snyder Pauline Stien Neil Stocker Susan Stocker Mark Tyne Director: Mr. Harris Rossello 66 Mr. Carr's Photo Club: Skip Kiefer Don Sheehan Brian Davis Mike Nicely Mrs. Greenwood's Library Club: Dave Dare Debbie Wogan Nancy Snyder Reuben Blum Charlaine Thomas Linda Barber Monnie Neil Bonnie «Konowitch Sharon Wister Rosemarie DiMarino Kathy Mayberry Georgette Harry Mr. Stopkowski's Art Club: Stacy Greenspan Gordon Ball Kathy Jordan 67 Mr. Silverman's Public Speaking Club: Brian Davis Paula Konowitch Pam Allison Neil Feeney Mr. Mango's Spanish Club: STANDING: Don Little George Morton Ralph Gordon SEATED: Linda Smith Connie Hoag Nancy Watson Shirley Hill Mrs. Swanson's Sewing Club: Theresa Wright Julie Merrill Marge Majewski Marie Vincent Alethea Miller Sharon Wister Sue Sheldon Linda Schellenger Christine Eisel Coleen Rehill 68 Spring fever . . . senioritis Spring Sports . . . baseball The sixty-five Warriors' Club under the direction of coach Ralph DiSibio is built around a core of seasoned veterans. Since the squad lacks a superstar, the emphasis has been placed on team work. KNEELING: Les Achilles Fred Hauber Chet Curry Skip Millard Joe Spuhler Paul Yadlosky Steve Ritchie STANDING: Jack Wilson Bob Lehman Max Baker Rich Lunsford Phil Campbell Harry Snyder Paul Teufel Steve Bellman Coach Eckels BOB LEHMAN Second Base V 71 Al MILLARD Pitcher and track . . . Sixty-five is a year of rebuilding the Warrior's track and field team for coach Irvin Silverman. Two seniors and thirteen juniors returning from last year are the nucleus of a squad which, though inexperienced, has a great potential. Meridith Campbell: State Group I high jump record holder. KNEELING: Lee Cattell Al Menz, Bill Lunsford, Ray Reuter, Danny Nichter, Neal Halpurn, Les Cline Tom Chapman. STANDING: Phil Peschi, Frank Panhuise. Bill Todd, Bill Harris, George Jackson, John Curvan, Meredith Campbell, Ray Harris, John Fowler, Glenn Messick, Coach Carr. m LEE CATTELL MEREDITH CAMPBELL BILL LUNSFORD We remember . . . our prom Jane Munsen Juanita Gray Marianne Moore Shirley Hill Greg Martin Carol McGraw Betty Ann Knight Marianne Filipowski The Junior Class oi WILDWOOD HIGH SCHOOL Presents DRIFTING AND DREAMING May Eighth Nineteen Hundred and Sixty iour Ed Zaberer's Anglesea Inn 8:30 P.M. ■ 12:00 Midnight 77 Class leaders . . . . . . in the past FRESHMAN YEAR: President, Corey Aspenburg Vice President, Linda Gordon Secretary, Margo Hilland Treasurer, Ingrid Hilland Historian, Nancy Sinn SOPHOMORE YEAR: President, Rich Lunsford Vice President, Corey Aspenburg Secretary, Joy Rosenfeld Treasurer, Frani Olney Historian, Patti Peterson JUNIOR YEAR: President, Lowell Fox Vice President, Rich Lunsford Secretary, Frani Olney Treasurer, Joy Rosenfeld Historian, Janet Hand this year . . . PRESIDENT Lowell Fox VICE PRESIDENT Rich Lunsford SECRETARY Ingrid Hilland TREASURER Joy Rosenfeld HISTORIAN Linda Gordon The Wildwood High School Graduating Class of Nineteen Five 79 MARK RICHARD ALLEN Mark . . . the cave man . . . remembered for constantly arguing to prove a point . . a true individualist . . . likes gym and green . . . despises fat men . . en- joys football and arguments . . . firmly states Now wait a minute! . . spends summers working like a slave . . • de- sires to change the government of the U.S.A. PAMELA LEE ALLISON Pam . . . remembered for long, flowing hair . . . enjoys horseback riding, football, basket- ball, and shrimp . . . heard saying I've been framed . . . plans to study law but wishes she could be an educated bum . . . dislikes people constantly inquiring if it's all her real hair ... to attend P.M.C. is a secret desire. JOAN GAIL AQUILINA Joannie . . . remembered for her flawless com- plexion . . . states No, J wouldn't kid you! . . . likes blue. Law and Economics, and foot- ball . . . spends her time watching 50 play football . . . dislikes people without a sense of humor and slow drivers . . . would like to be a 5'4 , 100 lb., blue-eyed blond. ALLAN ROBERT ARAGON Al . . . remembered for sleeping in Mr. Galla- gher's room . . . interested in hunting and playing ball . . . enjoys history class ... his ambition is to graduate and leave Wildwood . . . spends summertime working hard and tooling around . . . says Get back . . . secretly desires to be a millionaire playboy with a '65 GTO. COREY JOHN ASPENBURG Bunkey . . . remembered as the shy, quiet, innocent (?) member of the senior class . . . a great athlete .on W.H.S.'s football and basket- ball teams . . . likes sports . . . can be heard saying I'll never tell . . . pet peeve is none other than Mark Allen . . . would like to be a straight A student, but secretly desires to throw the hammer in the '68 Olympics. JANICE MAE BARBER Jannie . . . remembered as an easy going and good natured person . . . enjoys collecting records, and shopping for clothes . . . can be heard saying Bullwinkle . . . spends summers working and at Starlight . . . ambition is to be a beautician . . . desires to get out of Wild- wood and see C.F. JACQUELINE ANN BLASI Jackie . . . remembered for her tree-felling party . . . hobbies are collecting rings and pins . . . head majorette of W.H.S.'s band . . . likes shrimp, blue, and French . . . says Love conquers all . . . hates being 400 miles from a certain boy . . . would like to be in W. Va. and married to a pre-med. KATHLEEN LOUISE BONELLI Kathy . . . remembered for her many trips up and down Pacific Avenue . . . enjoys tennis and fried chicken . . . More is her favorite song . . . spends her summers operating and sitting in front of W.H.S. . . . says To live is to die a little . . . secretly desires to have an apartment in N.Y. . . . hopes to be a medical technologist. LINDA KAY BOOTH Lin . . . remembered as the most cautious driver in- the class . . . likes football, steak, and french fries . . . hates bad drivers who park on the wrong side of Pacific Ave. and who go through red lights . . . spends sum- mers and winters waiting for weekends . . . a legal secretary is her goal. ■■■■■■I MARILYN ELAINE BOWLES Punk . . . remembered for visits to Fort Dix . . . enjoys talking, writing, wrestling, and shrimp . . . says I can't stand that girl . . . likes bookkeeping and blue . . . hates being asked about her sister . . . spends summers at Eddie's . . . would like to be any where but Wildwood . . . desires to get rich. CAROLE ANN BROWN Carol . . . remembered for always chew- ing gum . . . spends her time dancing, marching, and worrying about one special boy . . . likes Italian food, blue, and Geography and Civics class . . . states Where is Paul? . . . hates scorpions . . . her ambition is to become a hair- dresser . . . secretly desires to be Mrs. C. DONNA MARIE CAFFO Dottie . . . remembered for straight black hair and unforgettable run . . . enjoys swimming . . . favorite color, blue; food, spaghetti; and sport, football . . . known for her friendly personality . . . hates homework . . . spends summers on Hand Ave. . . . desires to gradu- ate and move far away. 82 WILLIAM ROBERT CALLAHAN Cal . . . remembered for flirting with English teachers . . . motto is Safety First . . . enjoys hunting, basketball, and English class . . . can be heard saying Get Back and Hustle . . . recalls a very embarrassing mo- ment in a Middle Township basketball game when he heard a loud rip. 7 MEREDITH ROBERT CAMPBELL Junie . . . remembered for always teasing girls . . . likes to eat, sleep, and play foot- ball . . . says All that's good . . . known for being a good dancer and for his numerous accidents . . . spends his summers counting money and collecting trash . . . hopes to go to the '68 Olympics . . . enjoys running from girls and 3rd period English class. LEROY SANTO CARDILE Roy . . . remembered for his ability to sleep through Chemistry class without getting caught . . . spends his time working on cars and boats, and playing pool ... his favorites are blue. Law class, bowling, and coke . . . says What's new? . . . plans to be an attorney . . . secret desire is to be a millionaire. LEE CHARLES CATTELL Deacon . . . remembered for his deep voice and speaking ability ... a true gentleman . . . very dependable and generous in every way ... his ambition is to be a minister or a naval chaplain . . . his secret desire must remain a secret . . . likes doing homework and playing football . . . dislikes unannounced tests. 83 JUDITH CONCETTA CIMINO Judy . . . remembered as a Bobbsey Twin'' . . . constantly seen with Cathy . . . enjoys bowling, buying records, and dating . . . will always remember her fabulous sophomore year . . . spends her time going out and writing term papers . . . likes lobster, blue, and Law and Economics class . . . hopes to be a secre- tary and then marry . . . accident prone. JOAN DIANE COLE Joan . . . remembered for her ability to find lost contact lenses . . . heard saying I'm hun- gry . . . wants to be a teacher . . . known for her many disputes with M.A. in history . . . likes to read, to play tennis, and to eat . . . enjoys turkey, homework, and Spanish class . . . hates dirt in her eyes . . . secretly desires to travel around the world. DAVID ROBERT DARE Dave . . . remembered for his contributions to many organ duets . . . enjoys music, collecting stamps, and playing tennis . . . likes peanut butter and jelly sandwiches ... his ambition is to be rich and famous . . . certainly will suc- ceed in all he undertakes . . . secretly desires to get an A in gym someday. 84 MARJORIE ANN DeCOSTA Margie . . . remembered for being afraid to open letters . . . spends her time thinking about a special donut . . . likes football, green. Law and Economics, and the song Re- member Me? . . . says Please slow down! . . . wants to be a teacher . . . was very embarrassed upon meeting George Washington in an unpredictable manner. JOHN HOWARD PAUL DENNIS Jack . . . remembered as a Great Compro- miser . . . loves basketball . . . spends his time playing basketball and following a certain girl . . . likes blue; history; and, of course, basketball . . . states Good Grief . . . would like to be about 6'10 and President if pos- sible . . . spends summers working, walking in the sand, and shooting arrows. t . CONNIE HARRIET DIAMOND Con . . . remembered as a very welcome ad- dition to W.H.S.'s Class of '65 . . . spends much time writing letters and going out . . . worries about homework that she really need not do . . . plans to go to college and major in English . . . very quiet . . . teased about wild parties that don't exist . . . secretly de- sires to be tall and thin. PAUL GORDON EKSTROM MARY SUSAN DUNHOUR Sue . . . remembered for her concern about getting married . . . hobbies are the drum and bugle corps and Vern . . . likes cold pizza and shorthand . . . her pet peeve is the clutch . . . states Vern is coming over! . . . known for her blackeye . . . plans and keeps it no secret that she wants to be Mrs. C. X . . . remembered for his flat tire at the Junior Prom of 1964 . . . enjoys playing foot- ball . . . known for rosy complexion and calm patient ways . . . heard saying You wouldn't kid me, would you? . . . spends summers dissecting members of the Pisces fam- ily .. . secretly desires to discover a cure for cancer. 85 LAWRENCE MICHAEL FENZA Fenz . . . remembered for being a great dancer . . . some of his favorites are football, spaghetti, and color red . . . spends his summers working and going to Starlight ... his ambition is to teach . . . has a habit of slipping off stools at Rich's . . . pet peeve is sitting the bench. 7 THOMAS A. FIOCCA Fox . . . remembered for his curly hair . . . quiet and reserved ... his favorites include baseball, steak, reading, and walking . . . hobbies are short wave, ele rronics, building and repairing radios ... his pet peeve is having to stay awake in study hall . . . plans to enter the field of electronics. ROBERT HENRY FORD Bob . . . spends his time driving and going to Nort's ... his favorite song is Chug-a-lug . . . spends his time working, skiing, and hunt- ing .. . heard saying Much Cool ... his ambition is to be a Mechanical Engineer . . . secret desire is to own a brand new Sting Ray. LOWELL EDWIN FOX Low . . . remembered for his many little songs . . . fine president of the Junior and Senior Classes . . . cynical . . . spends his time watching parts go by . . . his ambition is to meet the Yearbook deadline . . . hates people who put on airs . . . secretly desires to have a house on a hill, no neighbors, and a 12 ft. fence all around. 86 Portrait Not Available EDWIN ANDREW FREDERICK Big Ed . . . remembered for being Mr. Caterings pal''... spends most of his time at T.A.... he doesn't know his favorite coldA’, she keeps chang- ing it... his pastimes are drumming and Dale .. . his ambition is to be a success for a certain person ... favorite class is chef's class. JONLYN ROBERTA FULTON Jonlyn... remembered for her strut and her many trips down the center aisle.. . always states To each his own ... her pet peeve is death ... spends her summers trying to forget the coming winter... her secret desire is to live forever... always smiling (?) and appears help- less. FRANKLIN WALTON GARRISON, JR. Gar . . . remembered for his quiet, shy ways ... very easily embarrassed . .. likes base- ball, pizza, navy blue, and chef's class... says Now we're cooking with gas ... wants to be a state trooper and own an XKE . .. spends the summertime working and swimming as much as possible... would like to be another Mickey Mantle. GEORGIA LOUIS GOODALE George ... remembered for losing her little green bug in Hammonton . . . very cordial and helpful... like basketball and Law and Economics class . . . enjoys sewing, reading and writing let- ters ... spends her summers working and dating ... would like to be another Portia .. . hates being called George ... hopes to study English and psychology. LINDA GORDON Linda . . . remembered for driving 1.7 mile . . . known for her pretty smile . . . well groomed . . . gullible and flirty . . . can be heard saying Where is he? . . . likes pizza, basketball, football, and blue . . . enjoys Law and Economics class . . . hates being told not to chew gum . . . desires to get a good educa- tion and then marry. STACY GREENSPAN Stace . . . remembered for the Indians on the homecoming float and for his artistic ability . . . non-conformist . . . great cartoonist . . . known for mumbling words You wouldn't understand . . . likes baseball, history, and art class . . . was very embarrassed when the school office mistook him for a girl. GAIL ELIZABETH GUZAAON Guzz . . . remembered for being ex- citable and naive . . . has a very gullible nature . . . known as the innocent one . . . hobbies are sewing, surfing, and Tommy . . . usually found at Rich's eat- ing cheesesteak} . . . secretly desires to live in a house on Taylor Avenue . . . spent her summer in the most unusual ways. 88 JANET LYNN HAND Janet . remembered as the dancer . . . per- fectionist . . . great organizer . . . lives just for the weekends . . . heard saying Only ? more days 'til Harry comes home . . . enjoys dancing and reading . . . likes pink, yellow, study hall, and beef stroganoff . . . desires to be very smart. MARY JEAN HARMON Frenchie . . . remembered as very quiet except around close friends . . . enjoys collecting records and going to West Philly . . . wants to be a telephone operator . . . heard saying Das right (crunch) . . . pet peeve is bragging boys . . . spends her summers working and traveling around to parties. HENRY ARTHUR HEACOCK III Wild Bill . . . remembered as never saying a word . . . his hobbies are archery and chess . . . extremely quiet nature . . . dead serious always . . . likes baseball, seafood, pork chops, blue, and Miss Search's English class . . . pet peeve is school ... his ambition is to be a public accountant. JACQUELINE ANN HENDRICKSON Jackie . . . remembered for being a hard worker and being very interested in others . . . very studious, serious, and helpful . . . W.H.S.'s best editor of the Warrior yet . . . enjoys reading and cooking . . . likes green. Eco- nomics, and knitting . . . spends her summers working . . . hopes to become a journalist . . . secretly desires to live in Paris. BEVERLY ANN HIGGINS Bev . . . remembered for writing letters, dreaming, and planning for the future . . . reserved and shy . . . first engaged girl in our class . . . states Oh, brother! . . . likes basketball, green, and math . . . desires to become Mrs. R. soon . . . her ambition is to work in Bell Telephone's office. 89 Ink . . . the tank . . . remembered for her sharing technique . . . fickle . . . varsity cheerleader captain . . . says, You're kidding! . . . enjoys football, Swedish meatballs, and Spanish class . . . would like to be a tall and slender stew ardess . . . spends summers working, dancing, and meeting people . . . her pet peeve is the other half of the pair, Margo. MARGO HILLAND Margo . . . remembered for always giggling in class . . . constantly writing letters to a far away place . . . enjoys football, chemistry lab, and Mrs. Aspenburg's lasagne . . . likes the color blue and the song People . . . hopes to become a beautician . . . became very em- barrassed when trying to spell success. DON WILLIAM HITTLE Crazy Coyote . . . remembered for saying I don t drink . . . usually found working on his car . . . likes to play football and to eat . enjoys turkey and Miss Search's English IV . . . wants to get out of school and be president . . . hates girls ... his ambition is to become a bartender. JOSEPH FRANCIS HUNTER Bear . . . remembered for always asking Mr. Rosenburg for an absentee slip . . . spends his summers working with Chinny and the boys . . . likes pool, Chug-a-lug , and history (?) . . . pet peeves are Toni and Mr. Caterini's tests . . . secretly desires not to blow up any more cars. 90 GEORGE ROBERT JACKSON Jessel . . . remembered for being a meticulous dresser . . . can be very helpful when needed . . . friendly . . . loves the outdoor sports . . . likes steak, blue, and history . . . spends his summers working and boating . . . dislikes smokers flicking their ashes in his chewing gum container (ash tray). WILLIAM LEROY JAMES Chuck . . . remembered as “Mr. Machine . . . always absent on Wednesday mornings . . . likes to be king . . . constantly plays basketball . . . likes spaghetti, history, and navy blue . . . dislikes homework on Tuesday nights . . . spends the summertime selling fish . . . hopes to graduate and go to college . . . constantly found at the house of Sinn . JENNIFER JONES Lefty . . . remembered for dancing and singing a lot . . . has a warm personality . . . loves to talk . . . very amusing . . . her ambition is to be a hair stylist . . . well groomed . . . likes baseball, football, and hoagies . . . dis- likes girls who wear too much makeup . . . secretly desires to be in North Philly with a certain boy. RONALD PAUL JONES Jonesy . . . remembered for shouting W-l-L-D- W-O-O-D at pep rallies . . . constantly flirting . . . always willing to help . . . very thought- ful and school spirited . . . enjoys pool, basket- ball, fried chicken, and chef's class . . . spends summers working continually . . . would like to be a comic and travel to Japan and France. 91 KATHLEEN FRANCES JORDAN Kathy . . . remembered for getting blamed for talking in study hall when not uttering a word . . . known for her red hair . . . hates domineering people . . . wants to have a career in advertising art . . . heard saying Time will tell! . . . working and dating fill her summertime schedule. CHARLES WILLIAM KIEFER, JR. Skip . . . remembered for running into the gym wall . . . likes to work around cars . . . surfing, blue, and mechanical drawing are favorites . . . spends summers surfing . . . automatic sixes are pet peeve . . . secretly desires to be a beach bum in Malibu ... an architect is his ambition. JOHN PHILIP KENNY, JR. Jack . . . remembered for his bashful, shy, and quiet personality . . . enjoys archery, chess, baseball, and gym . . . likes seafood and the color blue ... his pet peeve is hatred . . . says Go, Phillies, Go . . . desires to be a newspaper reporter . . . probably will enter service after graduation. MARIE EVELYN KLIMESZ Marie . . . remembered for being number one in the senior class . . . studious . . . faithful Warrior member . . . likes football, cheese- steaks, and history . . . hopes to be a nurse in a big city hospital . . . summertime is spent in the movies, working . . . secretly desires to live in a trailer for one year. 92 WILLIAM JOHN KRAUSE Golden Boy . . . remembered as the wheeler dealer . . . very neat with beautiful eyes . . . girls are a hobby . . . likes swimming and English IV . . . would like to be just like his father . . . spends summers dating . . . secretly desires to own a boat . . . very determined to remain a bachelor. CHRISTINE ANITA LABOR Chris . . . remembered for being a cautious driver . . . petite and always smiling . . . en- joys swimming, football, and pizza . . . hates people who don't call when expected to . . . spends summers on Taylor Avenue ... her ambition in life is to be a stewardess. ROBERT MORTON LEHMAN, JR. Bob . . . remembered for being dependable and understanding . . . often talks long distance to Mass. . . . likes baseball, ice cream, madras . . . secretly desires to be a beachcomber in California, but his ambition is to get through college and get rich as quick as possible . . . hates getting up for school in the morning. THERESA CAROL LEWIS Theresa . . remembered for talking about the future . . . likes to read, think, and listen to Johnny Mathis . . . enjoys bas- ketball, steak. Law and Economics . . . her pet peeve is boys without manners . . . to be an automation manager is her ambition in life . . . spends summers at dances and parties. WILLIAM JOHN LITTLE Bill . . . remembered for always working under the hood . . . has a junior interest . . . likes water sports, drag races, spaghetti, and history . . . dislikes cheap floorshifts ... his ambition is to become a successful individual ... an embarrassing moment finds him with his seat belt jammed at T.A. LINDA LEE LOCKE Linda . . . remembered for her sophomore schedule . . . enjoys sewing, being with Jack, and chicken in wine sauce . . . hates health class . . . spends summers having fun ... to be a nurse is her ambition . . . she and every- one else will never forget her wearing two different shoes to school. RICHARD MARSH LUNSFORD Rich . . . remembered for his personality . . . sharp dresser and dancer . . . likes water skiing, football, filet mignon, and physics . . . spends summer in unpre- dictable places . . . hates hair cuts, fat girls, and ignorance . . . known for many broken noses . . . his ambition is to be- come a lawyer. MARGUERITE ANNE MAJEWSKI Marge . . . remembered for her fiery temper . . . very independent . . . likes basketball, chicken, blue, and Home Ec. . . . heard saying For Goodness Sakes! . . . spends summers working ... to be a medical technician is her ambition . . . secretly desires to marry. 94 EILEEN CHERYL MARKS Gidget . . . known for her good disposition . . . easy going . . . enjoys reading, French, the song Days of Wine and Roses , and sing ing . . . heard saying Don't worry about it . . . her ambition is to be an Air Force Nurse . . . she secretly desires to be married and have a family. RONALD PAUL MATHIS Ronnie . . . remembered for being extremely quiet . . . enjoys cars, reading, steak, and mechanical drawing class ... to be an architect is his ambition ... his pet peeve is thirty minute lunches . . . spends summers operating a ride on the boardwalk. JOHN CHARLES MAZZOTTA John . . . remembered for idolizing Big John Mazmania . . . girls chase him but he constant- ly ignores them . . . enjoys building and racing cars . . . spends summers being with girls and going to parties . . . secretly desires to be like Hugh Hefner, but his ambition is to be- come a History teacher. CATHERINE ANNE McGURK Cathy . . . remembered as the other Bobbsey Twin . . . constantly seen with Judy . . . sense of humor . . . hopes to become a secretary and then marry Bobby . . . likes shooting rifles, swimming, and avoiding arguments with Bob . . . hates the National Guard . . . secretly desires to go to the V.l. with Bob. 95 JAMES G. McNALLY Jim . . . remembered for spending all of his time in Middle ... his favorites are dating Glenns, hitch-hiking, football, hoagies, red, and shop . . . can be heard saying How you doing? . . . spends summertime working and dating . . . hates to go to Middle games . . . desires to graduate, soon. ALFRED H. MILLARD, JR. Skip . . . remembered for being Mr. Caterings star student in 6th period History class . . . enjoys sports, studying(?), steak, and lunch . . . dislikes school very much . . . spends all summer at Nort's . . . secretly desires to have money and become a big star . CLAIRE MOULTRIE Claire . . . remembered for her wonderful sense of humor . . . enjoys driving, horseback riding, biology and Rachmaninoff's Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini . . . heard saying Think pretty . . . secretly desires to have a lively life, highly seasoned with herbs. 96 CONSTANCE LOU NEILL Connie . . . remembered for her artistic ability . . . very persistent . . . excellent candy striper . . . thoughtful . . . enjoys art, archery, ice cream, and song If I Tell . . . spends sum- mers working and more working . . . hates school . . . hopes to become a nurse or a secre- tary. MONICA SUE NEILL Monnie . . . remembered for her talent show dance . . . worrisome, diligent, and honest . . . likes art, archery, yellow, and the song The Stripper . . . would like to be a practical nurse . . . spends summers working . . . secret- ly desires to live in North Carolina. MICHAEL NICELY Mike . . . remembered for being a car en- thusiast . . . Is he or isn't he—only the minister knows! . . . enjoys surfing, writing letters and art . . . spends summers as a life- guard and surfing . . . hopes to become a teacher . . . dislikes a miserable girl . . . Smile, you're on Nicely's camera . FRANCES ANNE OLNEY Frani . . . remembered for her smile . . . known as the W.H.S. Playboy Bunny . . . constantly giggling and talking . . . conservative driver . . . enjoys spending money and sports-minded boys . . . heard saying Get Back . . . spends summers working and having fun . . . her am- bition is to be successful in life. JOYCE MARIE NICHOLS Joyce . . . remembered as the Southern Bell . . . studious . . . sweet and fragile . . . likes crossword puzzles, banana splits, and seventh period . . . spends summers working and eating . . . secretly desires to write a book but her ambition to become a legal secretary . . . hates procrastination. BARBARA ANN OLSON Bobbie . . . remembered for her brown or black (?) dress . . . secretary of Na- tional Honor Society . . . constantly talk- ing about Tom . . . hates people who borrow things . . . spends summers sitting on the beach watching a certain boy surf . . . her ambition is to work in an office and then get married. GEORGE EDWARD OSTER George . . . remembered for being very tall . . . argumentative . . . self-assured . . . en- joys boating, pool, and Shop . . . failing Eng- lish is a pet peeve ... his ambition is to graduate . . . spends money that he doesn't have . . . secretly desires to be rich. STEVEN FREDERICK PATRIZI Spat . . . remembered for his “hot Olds . . . another addition to the Class of 1965 . . . Taxi service man ? . . . spends much time with a junior interest . . . enjoys steak, study hall, and basketball . . . says I won't tell! . . . hates flunking . . . spends the summer- time working hard . . . his ambition is to graduate. 98 SHARON ELIZABETH PAXTON Mike . . . remembered as the Clara Barton of the Senior Class . . . very contradictory . . . likes to swim and ice skate . . . likes also foot- ball, Ravioli, and history . . . asks How Come? . . . wants to become a nurse on the U.S.S. Hope and travel . . . enjoys working at the hospital . . . her ambition is to be a married nurse. EDWARD J. PEARD, JR. Eddie . . . remembered for his rosy cheeks . . . known for the time he received first aid from Monnie Neill . . . always absent on Fri- days . . . enjoys hunting, basketball, surfing, dates, cars, and trips to M.T.H.S. . . . spends summers working all the time . . . hates snobs . . . states No big thing . . . will always remember Sue. PATRICIA ANN PETERSON Patti . . . remembered for being very serious . . . constantly looking for Chas . . . likes foot- ball, steak, and English IV . . . her ambition is to become a hairdresser . . . forever wearing knee socks . . . says I don't believe that! . . . her not so secret desire is to marry Fred . . . spends all summer working at Bell. JOY SANDRA ROSENFELD Joy . . . remembered for being very spirited and unable to stand still . . . enjoys swimming, football, and cheering . . . known for her graceful fall from the Senior Float . . . hates people who don't cheer loud . . . spends her summers at parties . . . would like to be 5'3V2 tall and 110 lbs. . . . claims that Paul Ekstrom stole her secret desire. ANTHONY RAYMOND RUSSO, JR. Tony . . . remembered for alwa � going the wrong way on one way streets . . . will never forget the O.C. game and the friendly trooper . . . likes baseball, navy blue, and study hall . . . spends the sum- mer at parties and Ocean City . . . hopes to be a teacher or a driving instructor. 99 JAMES BRUCE SHELDON Shot . . . remembered for being Mrs. Swan- son's famous chef . . . known as the giant . . . spends the summer working and skiing . . . his ambition is to pass U.S. History II . . . likes blue, chef's class, and spaghetti . . . secretly desires to own a fuel injected vette and would like to be a millionaire playboy. SUSAN FAITH SHELDON Suzie . . . remembered as a quiet and intelli- gent member of the Class of 1965 . . . very studious . . . enjoys knitting, listening to records, and horseback riding . . . spends the summer working . . . secretly desires to gradu- ate and her ambition is to become a private secretary. Nanc . . . remembered as the only person who does work enough for two people . . . enjoys watching basketball . . . known for her compre- hensive scrapbook of newspaper clippings . . . likes navy blue and cheesesteaks with fried onions . . . co-editor of the Islander . . . dislikes fakes and phonies . . . hopes to graduate from college. GERALD MASON SIEBER Jerry . . . remembered for being the class clown . . . loves his Rosebud . . . plays for Wildwood Warriors . . . .enjoys daydreaming, football, and hustling . . . his secret desire is to be a rich bachelor . . . if he had his way he'd by 6 ft. tall and weigh 175 pounds. NANCY LEE SINN KURT SKIBBE Kurt . . . remembered for his cute smile . . . has a deep masculine voice . . . plays football for W.H.S. . . . plans to enter the business world . . • spends summers working . . . secretly desires to be rich . . . doesn't have time for girls. JOSEPH EDWIN SPUHLER Joe . . . enjoys listening to records and sports . . . favorite sport is baseball . . . spends his summers working and going to Starlight . . . heard saying Get Back ... his ambition is to go to college . , . sharp dresser. NEIL K. STOCKER BERNICE CAROL STOCKER Bubbles . . . remembered for her efficient handling of the '64 pre-prom . . . constantly talks about Wayne, Wayne, Wayne . . . enjoys swimming, ice skating . . . her ambition is to work at Bell Telephone and marry Wayne . . . her secret desire is to leave Wildwood. Dobie . . . remembered as the great Matchmaker . . . enjoys music, sports, and high school . . . favorites are track and field and milkshakes ... his ambi- tion is to graduate ... his most em- barrassing moment was discovering a fire in the boy's room. 101 THOMAS TATA Tommy . . . remembered for his shark tales . . . spends his time target shooting and C. B. Radio operator . . . called Shark? ... his ambition is to become an oceanographer . . . secret desire is to build a two man wet suit . . . spends summers working and chasing girlsl PAUL A. TEUFEL Whitey . . . remembered as Mr. Caterings star student . . . spends his summers as a life guard . . . his ambition is to graduate from college as a physical education teacher ... his pet peeve is brownnosers ... his secret desire is to be a millionaire. MARY SUSANNE THOMAS Sue . . . remembered for her red hair . . . spends her time writing letters, dancing, driv- ing, and collecting records . . . heard saying For Pete's Sakes . . . Number please! . . . her pet peeve is boys who don't act their age . . . likes older guys. 102 SERENA THOMAS Princess . . . remembered for her fight in sophomore study hall . . . shortest girl in senior class . . . enjoys reading and being with Chico . . . her ambition is to be a business executive . . . secretly desires to live in Cali- fornia. LANA DIANE TURNER Lana . . . remembered for always worrying about her hai' . . . well dressed and very neat . . . enjoys driving and trying to shoot pool . . . hates being reminded of the past . . . spends the summers sleeping and going to parties . . . would like to be on her way to California . . . secretly desires to own a '65 XKE. JUDITH CAROL TURPIN Judi . . . remembered for constantly talking • . . enjoys bowling, horseback riding, foot- ball, and basketball . . . known for her many trips to Middle and Rio Grande . . . asks Are you kidding me? . . . spends her summers loafing . . . hates being teased about dating younger boys . . . desires to get married and have a family. JOHN CARL VON HAGEN K'i i EMILIO ALEJANDRA ULLOA Leo . . . remembered for being the only mem- ber of the Senior Class from Chile . . . known as the flatterer . . . enjoys music, swimming, and Geometry . . . dislikes exams . . . spends summers working . . . would like to be a scientist but first of all hopes to graduate . . . likes to study and to eat hamburgers. J.V.H. . . . remembered for eagerness to help . . . amiable . . . successful President of Stu- dent Council . . . known as a clown . . . making up excuses is a hobby . . . likes basketball, cherry-pink, and the Senior Class of 1965 . . . spends summers partying . . . secretly desires to -(?) 103 JAMES ROBERT WAICUS Jimmy . . . remembered es a fine all around athlete of W.H.S. . . . always look- ing for Judi . . . likes girls and football . . . appears quiet when around large groups of people . . . spends his summers wording and on Taylor Avenue ... his ambition is to graduate from college and get rich quick. 'V' v JUDITH SUSAN WAPNER Judy . . . remembered for always being with Kathy . . . spends her time riding up and down Pacific Avenue and playing her guitar . . . heard saying I studied my physics, but . . . wants to become a medical technologist . . . would like to be tall and thin. NANCY LEE WATSON Nanc . . . remembered for giggling and talking all of the time . . . spends most of her time with David . . . enjoys playing the piano and organ . . . heard saying What's wrong? . . . her future plans are to be a teacher in business education . . . her pet peeve is housework. 104 NANCY ELIDA WOOD Nancy . . . remembered for her ever so long hair . . . likes football, Italian food, and re- fresher math . . . asks Are you kidding? . . . her ambition is to be an R.N. and an airline hostess . . . her secret desire is to go to Heaven . . . dislikes closeminded people . . . spends her summers working among other things . . . would like to be thin. Senior polls . . . MISS WILDWOOD HIGH SCHOOL Frani Olney MR. WILDWOOD HIGH SCHOOL John Von Hagen 105 WILDEST DANCERS: Janet Hand Larry Fenza MOST MUSICAL: Nancy Watson Dave Dare MOST ARTISTIC: Kathy Jordan Stacy Greenspan 106 CUTEST COUPLE: Joan Aquilina Paul Ekstrom MOST ATTRACTIVE- Joan Aquilina John Mazzotta 109 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Marie Klimesz Lowell Fox Our underclassmen . . . Juniors Karen Baker Linda Barber Jimmy Barkalow Cliff Bartlett Alan Beck Joanne Bethem Reuben Blum Chas Bond Janice Broadwater Hugo Brooks Maryann Buchter Bonnie Butler Barbara Calamaro Chris Cappelli Allison Caswell Tom Chapman John Clarke Les Cline Roy Collins Tom Connelly Bill Conners John Curvan Peggy Czyzewski Bob Davenport Annie Eldredge Larry Elliot Marianne Filipowski Tom Flud Leon Fulginiti Mike Gaines Anthony Gallagher Rex Harrison Kathy Geiger Grace Giuffuda Richie Giuliano Ralph Gordon Ray Guzmon Lois Hand Louise Hand Donald Hardy Ray Harris Bill Harris PRESIDENT Bill Todd SECRETARY Linda Bickel TREASURER Lena Carlson HISTORIAN Michele Amond VICE PRESIDENT Paula Konowitch George Jackson Buddy Johnson Carol Johnson Janis Jones Tom Jorgensen Mary Karter Joe Keresty Dolores Kirkbride Stanley Klecz Ken Konopka Sandy Kosobucki Lynn Larson Gary Leimberg Bernice LeMon Linda Levine Donald Little Bill Lunsford Steve MacDonald Kerry Machen Susan Marsden Greg Martin Carol McGraw Jimmy McMillan Darleen McNulty Picture not available Butch Angelo Phil Campbell Lorraine Pizza Robert Saettler Raven Strothers Marge Student Pat Meehan Chipper Menz Julie Merrill Glenn Messick Marilyn Miller Lynn Modell Maryann Montorano Marianne Moore Mira Moore Jane Moretz George Morton Jane Munsen Eric Olson Camille Onofrietti Frank Panhuise Phil Peschi Marylou Pond Richard Rappaport Ray Reuter Frank Ricco Tom Sawyer •Linda Shellinger Marion Schumann George Seegar Allen Shipley Linda Smith Nancy Staller Eddie Stover Moses Taylor Charlaine Thomas Carol Warner Wyleen Warner Jack Williamson Larry Wilson Debbie Wogan Judy Zeug PRESIDENT Paul Dare Sophomores VICE PRESIDENT Harry Hayward Kathy Boyer Donna Brown Eileen Brown Barbara Buchter David Butler Bonnie Callahan Ross Calloway Joyce Cartwright Lynn Cattell John Christy Lionel Clary Paula Cole Skip Czyzewski Nancy Dages Brian Davis Anthony DelCorio Joe DiAntonio Marilyn Dickens Rosemarie DiMarino Joan Donovan Fred Echevarria Ronnie Elliot Walter Elliot Dave Elsey Joanne Everingham Neil Feeney Forest Fidell Carol Giacolone Richard Gannett Bruce Garrison SECRETARY Linda Hand TREASURER Betty Millard HISTORIAN Karen Strothers Gordon Ball Tuesday Bannon Phil Boneili Kathy Bradowska Dottie Bradshaw Kathy Geran Dale Gershman Cliff Glenn John Gregg Charles Gruff Georgette Harry Rick Hart Franny Hauber Jimmy Healy Paul Hudson Gerald Hunter Myron Hunter Kay Ingersoll Janet Ireton Joe Jackson Tim Jones Linda Kammer Joan Karter Debbie King Bette Knight Bonnie Lindsay Judy Ludman Chris Madsen David Manfra Shelly Mankin Jeffrey Marks Kathy Mayberry Jean Mazzotta Francis McCollum Eddie McGurk Barbara Miller Donna Moore Joanne Moore Linda Narolski Andy Nelson Ellen Nichols Lew Ostrander Mellissa Parkhurst Diane Parson Allen Paulhamus Jules Pinto Valdo Pizza Russell Posternock Frank Roberts Eddie Rosenberg Henry Satt Joan Shadbolt Barry Sharp Valli Sharp Bill Shea Donald Sheehan Jean Sheldon Bill Sheldon Hazel Sherwood Jacque Shivers Patti Shivers Gail Smith Bill Smith Al Snyder Mike Sollenberger Chrissy Stokes Chuckie Stricklin Allen Taylor Debbie Taylor Jimmy Thompson Diane Tray Carol Turner Andy Vaden Paula Venable Ross Versaggi Sharon Watton Vicki Weatherbea Jeanne Weiss Carmen Wilson Forrest Wilson Sharon Wister Charles Wright Bill Yearicks Picture not available Jimmy Booth Rita DiRenza Barbara Heavener John Kintz Madelon Kneule Jack Martindale Edward Miller David Munson Janice Willians Karen Strothers Gary Swanson Robert Vogel Rich Zeug 117 Freshmen PRESIDENT Steve Korzenowski VICE PRESIDENT Audrey Bozarth Pat Bower Nathan Bullock Marianne Burkhart Jack Campbell Marcie Carlson Connie Christiansen Cheryl Clary Harry Coleman Robert Coleman Paul Compare Mike DiAntonio Pat DiAntonio Annette Diggs Marion Dunhour Shelly Fowler Toni-Anne Fulginiti Pat Fulginiti Tom Gallagher Frank Gillespie Joe Goodman Bill Goodwin Lisa Gordon Karl Groon Diane Hamilton Joy Hand Stuart Hanker Eddie Harshaw Bruce Heil Bob Hendrickson Mike Hinton Danny Hoffman Sam Karpiak Bill King Betty Klecz Doris Knight Bobby Lamach Jean Leahy Vacilia Lewis Paul Mahan Jimmy Marsden Pat McCann Bruce Menz Mike Mitchell Rich Mitchell Fred Munzenmayer Martha Neff Richie Oster Joe Peschi Christa Phelps Bruce Rappaport Tom Ritchie June Rosenfeld Rocky Scavetta Ann Schoffler Lessie Shaeffer Judy Sinn Sally Snyder Tom Snyder Chrissy Teitelman Sharon Thomas Fred Traber Vicki Twiford Alejandra Ulloa Geovannina Vitiello Diane Volz Sharon Wapner Steve Wheaton Ronnie Wilson Anna Wingate Rich Yadlosky Picture not available Barbara Belciano Wayne Muller Ruthanne Sacco The Islander 1965 WILDWOOD HIGH SCHOOL Wildwood, New Jersey NANCY L. SINN LOWELL E. FOX FRANK CATERINI Advising Consultant Co-Editors The task of constructing a yearbook is a huge one, especially when one attempts to innovate a fresh style, an original approach. This is what we have tried to achieve in the 196$ Islander--to add beauty by means of open space. In order to do this, we have dis- carded most captions and long copy, preserving only that which is absolutely necessary in recording a journal of the year. This means that for one to derive complete benefit from this book he must be a Wildwood High School upperclassman. A yearbook cannot be compiled through the efforts of one or two individuals. The 196$ Islander is no exception. She owes her- self to many people, to mention just a few . . . . . . the financial committee, headed by Bubbles Stocker and Nancy Watson. . . . the Senior Section committee, led by Judy Cimino and Frani Olney. . . . Mark Allen, sports editor. . . . Stacy Greenspan, chief of layout and design. . . . Gail Guzmon, corresponding secretary. . . . typists—Beverly Higgins, Theresa Lewis, Cathy McGurk, Barbara Olson, Sharon Paxton, and Serena Thomas. . . . Mr. Irv Glick, Ron, Sal, and the whole staff of Glick Studios—our professional photographers. . . . last, but not least, Mr. Frank Caterini—our advising consultant. As co-editors of the 196$ yearbook, we extend to them our deepest thanks for helping to make our undertaking a success. Sincerely, Our Advertisers NEW JERSEY MENHADEN PRODUCTS, INC. Best Wishes From THE HALE AND HEARTY JUNIORS 121 THE WILDWOODS by-the-seo, N. J. CITY OF NORTH WILDWOOD BOROUGH OF WILDWOOD CREST CITY OF WILDWOOD ANCHOR FENCE $1.50 a Ft. Completely Installed A. B. MURPHY 522-4635 CHUCK and NANCY Compliments of MR. and MRS. HARRY N. HAND 122 Compliments of Realtors Insurors GRACE OIL COMPANY Compliments of KINDLE FORD Parle Blvd. and Rio Grande Aves. Wildwood, N. J. BURKE MOTOR SALES Chevrolet—Oldsmobile—Cadillac 5100 Park Boulevard Wildwood, N. 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BUILDERS MISTER SOFTEE Ice Cream Stand on Wheels Title Insurance Title Searches FEENEY and HENDRICKSON AGENCY Wildwood, N. J. JOHN V. FEENEY—ROBERT J. HENDRICKSON M and H RESTAURANT Park Boulevard and Hildreth Avenue Wildwood, New Jersey Dial 522-5829 125 MOREY BROS. GULF Learning and Pacific Avenues Wildwood, New Jersey PAUL WOOD Dial 522-1250 Owner or 522-6259 Phone 522-5815 Free Delivery SHEA'S 17th ST. MARKET Meats—Produce—Groceries 113 East 17th Street North Wildwood, N. J. DR. NORMAN M. GORDON Phone 522-5575 HUNTER'S SUNOCO SERVICE 15th and New York Ave. N. Wildwood, N. J. Open Evenings Open Sundays J. J. HONE 26th and New York Avenues Wildwood, New Jersey Phone 522-1421 HELEN'S BEAUTY SALON 5901 New Jersey Avenue Wildwood Crest, N. J. Phone 522-7570 HELEN S. BARKALOW Owner JOS. F. HUGHES SONS Quality Meats and Groceries Dial 522-3561 100 E. Rio Grande Ave. Wildwood, N. J. HARRY A. MITCHELL Welding and Iron Work 122-124 East Lincoln Ave. Wildwood, N. J. Phone 522-7670 OSBORNE'S TV APPLIANCES, INC. 7th and New Jersey Ave. North Wildwood, N. J. Phone 522-6944 Phone 522-8713 JOHNNIE'S GULF SERVICE 9th and New Jersey Avenues North Wildwood, N. J. JOHN PETRONIS. Prop. Dial 609-522-4027 MARLYN LINEN FABRICS Rio Grande, New Jersey Custom Made Slip Covers and Draperies Woolens, Rayons and Cotton Fabrics Compliments of MR. AND MRS. ROBERT J. HAWS Phone 522-7352 FRANK LOMONACO SONS Upholsterers and Decorators 4803 Pacific Ave. Wildwood, N. J. LAFAYETTE RADIO ELECTRONICS Marlyn Manor Shopping Center Rio Grande, N. J. LEON'S GEM SHOE STORE 3106-14 Pacific Ave. Wildwood, N. J. Phone 522-5513 Best of Luck MARINE ITALIAN BAKERY and PASTRY SHOPPE 126 Phone 522-2463 CHARLES GUHR CO. Office Outfitters Commercial Stationers 131 E. Schellenger Ave. Wildwood, N. J. SILEN’S Shoes and Resorfwear 5000 Pacific Ave. at Hand Wildwood, N. J. PARSON REALTY CO. Real Estate and Insurance 3214 Atlantic Avenue Wildwood, N. J. Phone 522-3443 SOUTH JERSEY SALES Pontiac and Tempest 3600 Atlantic Ave. Wildwood, N. J. Compliments of RESDEL CORPORATION SCOOP’S SPORTING GOODS Rio Grande and New Jersey Avenue Wildwood, N. J. DIAL 609-522-4164 EUGENE SCOOP TAYLOR RIO GRANDE ARMY NAVY STORE Marlyn Manor Rio Grande, N. J. Compliments of TAYLOR'S MARKET Compliments of RONNIES 5 10 Furniture—Carpets Frigidaire Television Appliances NESBITT SALES CO. PHONE 522-1481 SAUNDERS FUNERAL HOME 1201 Central Ave. North Wildwood, N. J. DIVING EQUIPMENT AMMO TURCO’S Gun and Sport Center 6102 New Jersey Avenue Wildwood Crest, N. J. Dial 522-9449 SOUTH JERSEY MARINE 401 West Rio Grande Ave. Wildwood, New Jersey TROPEA'S PHARMACY A. W. TROPEA, Prop. 5811 New Jersey Ave. Wildwood Crest, N. J. Phone 522-1775 SABINS JEWELRY GIFT SHOP Je we Iry—Gifts—Ca rds Expert Watch Repairing 3108 Pacific'Ave. Phone 522-1694 To the Class of '65: Best Wishes for the Future THE SEASIDERS 127 Phone 522-8426 ALLEN'S MEN'S SHOP Cor. Oak and Pacific Aves. Wildwood, N. J. FLACCO'S MARKET 4300 Park Blvd. Wildwood, N. J. WILDWOOD ENGINE SERVICE A FRIEND AR-CEE SUB SHOP Chestnut and New Jersey Aves. North Wildwood, N. J. 522-7383 SMITH'S FIRESTONE 503 W. Rio Grande Ave. Wildwood, New Jersey MELVIN B. SMITH Proprietor PHONE: 522-2731 ARNOLD'S PET WONDERLAND Marlyn Manor Shopping Center Rio Grande, New Jersey 08242 Dial 609-522-6542 GEORGE'S SUNOCO CAPE CLEANERS 328 W. Wildwood Avenue Wildwood, N. J. FREE PICKUP AND DELIVERY BOWMAN'S REFRIGERATION Free Parking Dial 522-7151 Hair Styling By CATERINA Specializing In Garfield and All Fields of Pacific Aves. Beauty Culture Wildwood, N. J. F. D. COLSON LUMBER COMPANY THE CAMPBELL BOYS Meredith, Phil, Garry and Gregory EISENHOWER'S DRUG STORE GOLDINGER MOTOR COMPANY Renault—Studebaker— Triumph—Peugeot VALLESE ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. 128 M. S. BROWN, JEWELERS Wildwood, N. J. Phone 522-7604 2718 Boardwalk 3310 Pacific Avenue ASSEMBLYMAN ROBERT E. KAY AND FAMILY BEACHER-KAY REALTY COMPANY 101 East Wildwood Avenue Wildwood, N. J. REAL ESTATE INSURANCE Best Wishes JAMES SCRIVANI BUICK Phones: S22-2I36 522-3644 Flowers of Unique Distinction WAGON WHEEL FLORIST 142 E. Wildwood Ave. Wildwood, N. J. IRENE'S LUNCHEONETTE 144 E. Wildwood Avenue All Home Cooking Owned by BILL and IRENE HEVENER Phone 522-6666 All Types of Photography ALLISON STUDIO III E. 17th Avenue N. Wildwood, N. J. Developing and Printing of Films VIKING LIQUORS Wildwood's One Stop Beverage WILDWOOD, N. J. Compliments of ED ZABERER'S N. WILDWOOD, N. J. JV CHEERLEADERS Marianne Marilyn Sail Kerry Carmen Joan Margo Dial 522-4353 TAYLOR’S PHOTO SHOP 4807 Pacific Avenue Wildwood, N. J. Phone 422-8182 The Distributors and Contractors AVALON TILE STORES WILDWOOD—OCEAN CITY—AVALON 144 E. Schellenger Ave. Wildwood, N. J. Phone 886-5141 CAPE MAY COUNTY GAS COMPANY Bayshore Road and Delaware Parkway Villas. N. J. Office Phone 522-2423 JAMES F. DENNISON Real Estate—Insurance OCEAN CREST REALTY CO. WILDWOOD CREST, N. J. J H COLD CUTS 4520 Parle Boulevard Wildwood, New Jersey Dial 522-3783 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS LINDA CAROL KATHY LINDA LINDA JOY INGRID 129 Compliments of MR. AND MRS. PAUL JOSEPH VON SAVAGE Realtor and Insuror 7701 New Jersey Ave. Dial 522-1205 Wildwood Crest, N. J. 522-3516 VON HAGEN FEENEY and HENDRICKSON AGENCY Title Insurance—Title Searches Complete Insurance and Compliments of Real Estate Service RUSSOS' GINGHAM CLUB EARL CALLOWAY 7601 Pacific Avenue Telephone Wildwood, New Jersey 522-7708 LIGHTING Compliments of by ANZELONE SWITZER and COOMBS, INC. STUDENT PATRONS Mark Allen H. H. H. Ill Corey Aspenburg Harry and Janet Bill and Sue Jack and Linda Bill and Debbie Jimmy and Judy Marie Klimesz Buddy and Karen Bob and Michele Kathy and Judy Butch and Bev Richard Lunsford Bill and Franki Meredith and Beverly Denny and Chris Pam and Scoop Paul Dare Jacque Shivers Emil and Jackie Shack Sonny Evans and Judy Cimino William Todd Lowell Fox Tom and Bobbie Larry Fenza John Von Hagen Greg and Ingrid Georgia and Norm Stacy Greenspan Wayne and Bubbles 130 PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Carl Aspenburg Anderson's Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Aquilina and Joan Mr. and Mrs. David H. Allen Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan W. Acton M iss Alice N. Anderson Mr. E. R. Anderson Beck's Shoe Store Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Baker Compliments of Bill's Men's Wear Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Best Mr. and Mrs. William Barber Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Berardelli, Jr. Bill, Don, Dave and Russ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Blasi Mr. and Mrs. Stevenson C. Chase Mr. Frank J. Caterini Mr. and Mrs. Melvin M. Caine Crest Barber Shop—Nick Savino's Mrs. William B. Callahan Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Cardile Mr. and Mrs. Leslie C. Cole Chuck and Nancy Mr. and Mrs. William Craft Mrs. Dorrit Cummings and Son, Ben Compliments of South Jersey Roofing Supply Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Calamaro Mr. and Mrs. William Cardaci and Children Cape Publishing Company Dee Turner Builder The Rev. and Mrs. Donald B. Duncan Florence R. Dare James A. Dare Compliments of Hotel Douglas Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Dare, Jr. and Karen Miss Artenzie Delli Paoli Mr. and Mrs. Samuel E. Diamond Mr. and Mrs. John Dunkerley Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Dennis Diane and Paul Mr. and Mrs. Di Sibio and Son Mr. and Mrs. W. Epler Compliments of Elfra-Court Mr. and Mrs. Carl G. Ekstrom A Friend Elaine Jinno Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Franco Mr. and Mrs. Oliver T. Fox Mr. and Mrs. Henry Furrer Gus Barber Shop, Poplar and Pacific Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Gallagher Grau and Weingarth Sylvia Gerner C. S. Grace Gunsmith Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hughes 8ob Harkins Hoagie Hut—Marie and Ed Hank’s Amoco Mr. and Mrs. Viggo Hilland Mr. and Mrs. Russell L. Higgins In Memory of Anna Matacena Jackson's Drug Store Mr. and Mrs. L. Turch Compliments of Taylor's Gift Shop Mr. and Mrs. Alberd Turner Mr. Bruce Tushingham Mr. and Mrs. B. Wapner Mr. and Mrs. Willard M. Wright Joan's Beauty Salon Mrs. King and Daughter Pat Locke's Cut Rate Mr. and Mrs. George Land Mr. and Mrs. Lou Morey Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lehman Compliments of Leon's Cleaners Lee's Gift Shop Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Lunsford, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William Little Mrs. Margaret Moultrie Mr. and Mrs. James McGonigle Commissioner and Mrs. Charles Masciarella Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Mango Mary Miller Shop Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Marks Mr. and Mrs. B. Mitchell Marine National Bank Mr. and Mrs. Al Mem Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Madsen Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Metzger Nu-Crystal Laundry, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Gustave R. Olson Gus, Jean, and Gayle Olson John and Nell Preston and Mike Shirley Palmer Pete and Margo The Posternock Family Paul and Joan Ronnie and Donna Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Ramagosa Mr. and Mrs. William Robinson Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Rappaport Mr. and Mrs. Raff Dr. and Mrs. I. Rubins Mr. and Mrs. Gary Rudy Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Russo Mr. and Mrs. Ott Russo Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Rosenberg Ronny and Becky Stan's Variety Store Dr. and Mrs. Robert Salasin Seacrest Pastry Shoppe Snuffy's Mr. and Mrs. A. Suppa Capt. and Mrs. Otto Stocker Beatrice M. Sharp Mr. and Mrs. R. Schnitzler Mrs. M. Swanson Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Schafer Sea Ranch Court Apts. Mr. and Mrs. William C. Sinn Mrs. Kathryn Sheldon Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Sheldon, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John Stopkowski Sheryl, Manes, and Dante Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Stocker Mrs. Mildred Sheldon and Family Georgina A. Watson Whalen's Esso Mr. and Mrs. Wilson and Family Mr. Paul Wood Mr. and Mrs. Allan Wade Walt's Market 131 Autographs . . . 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