Wildwood High School - Breakers Yearbook (Wildwood, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1968 volume:

ISLANDER 68 Wildwood High School Wildwood, New Jersey Wildwood High — Moulder of Our Destiny Foreword f or many of the students pictured in this yearbook, the first chapter of their lives is written, climaxed by graduation. These young adults have filled it with accounts of exuberance, achievement, optimism, and oc- casional despair. Proms, basketball championships, examinations, and homecomings have highlighted the chapter. Hopefully, The Islander” will provide a permanent, personal record of these formative years. The story, however, is far from complete. Commencement is not an epilogue, but a majestic beginning. The memories of high school can serve as the foundation for a life of purposeful achievement. The transi- tion from the sheltered existence of the teen-age student to the fiercely competitive, realistic world of a member of society will not be smooth, but determination, perseverance, and objectivity enable the conscientious individual to achieve success. Our knowledge is a torch that lights the pathway but one step beyond . . . across a void of mystery and doubt.” 4 Dedication Miss Harriet Taylor We would like to express our admiration and our gratitude to a person who has shown devotion to the principles of education and service both in and out of the classroom. She has served in the field of education for many fulfilling years, not only as a teacher, but as a friend. As a small token of our esteem, the Class of '68’ dedicates our yearbook to you. Miss Harriet 1 aylor. thus in a small way expressing our appreciation, and the appreciation of many others, for your years of service to Wildwood High School. Administration and Faculty Board of Education Mr. A. Edward Iedesco, Reverend Atwood Smith, Mr. Edwin Bradway, Dr. Stanley Hornstinc, Mrs. Augusta Sladek, Mr. William Biondi, Mr. Benjamin Ingersoll. Strength for the journey! Golden years lie before you on the completion of your formal education at Wildwood High School. Prescribed studies and the counseling by parents and teachers are behind you as you eagerly plan for the future. Plot a posi- tive life of service for yourselves and your fellowman, one that will bring you fulfillment in the highest degree. Whether further schooling or the business world beck- ons, your associations, and the further development of your mind will determine the quality of your life. Good literature and the reading of history will open avenues of leisure that will afford years of pleasure. This habit will place you in the company of the great, literally and figu- ratively. Be almost severe in the development of your mind. Be selective in your companions because the con- centration of a positive group is beneficial to community and nation. I wish you a life of service. Sincerely, A. Edward Tedesco MR. A. EDW ARD TEDESCO Superintendent of W ildwood Schools Mr. Tedesco with his secretary. Mrs. Dorothv Bover. As graduating seniors you must remember these words of Charles Dickens: It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness. . . (A Tale of Two Cities). This same sense of paradox prevails today in our country because of auto- mation and technological changes. In the past twelve years we have challenged your unreal- ized potential in the hope that you in some way would find education, the balance wheel in our social and eco- nomic structure, to be the greatest equalizer of the condi- tions of men. We hope that each of you found in our course offerings an area of interest that was stimulating and motivating and that you will press on to greater achievement in the future. The members of the faculty and of the administration are most grateful to you for allowing them to have been part of your high school days. Domenick J. Mancia Principal of Wildwood High School 10 MR. PHILLIP ROSENBERG Guidance Counselor MR. Jl LES BIERACH Director of Guidance II Faculty MISS ALICE ANDERSON R.N., Pottstown Hospital MRS. SANDRA S. BARRISKELL B.S., Rider College MR. RICHARD BEW B.S., Lafayette College, Philadelphia Musical Academy MR. GEORGE M. BETZ A.B., Duke University MISS JOAN BILLGER B.S., East Stroudsburg MR. WILLIAM J. CARR. Ill A.B., LaSalle College MR. ISAAC C. FORSTER B.S., Wilkes College MR. JAY H. CRAVEN B.A., Glassboro State Teachers (Allege MRS. JOSIE CHRISTO B.A., Columbia University MISS ARTENZIE DELLI PAOLI B.S., Chestnut Hill College MR. HERBERT DiMAIO B.A., Penn State University MR. EDWARD B. GALLAGHER MRS. OLGA P. GARAY P.D., University of Havana MR. ROBERT A. HERBERT B.A., Gatholir University M.Ed., Temple University MRS. A. MARIE GREENWOOD A. B., Chestnut Hill College B. L.S., Trenton State Teachers College MR. JOHN HITCHCOCK B.S., Rutgers University MR. BERNARD L. McCRACKEN B.S., Indiana State College 14 MISS WILLETTE M. MUNZ B.F.A., Moore College of Art M.F.A., Columbia University MR. JOHN G. MUELLER B.S., West Chester State College MRS. JANET I). NASH B.S., Hampton Institute M.A., New York University MR. JOHN A. NORTON B.S., University of Maine MR. ARTHUR MOTZ A.B.. Muhlenberg College M.Ed., Temple University MISS MARY SARA OLIVA BS Ohm Stati' I nivpr«itv 15 MR. BERNARD V. SWITZER, JR. B.M., Peabody Conservatory of Music MISS HARRIET C. TAYLOR B.S., Shippensburg State Teachers Col- lege MR. BRICE TUSH INCH AM B.S., Rider College MR. RICHARD WEINSTEIN B.S., West Chester State College 17 Secretaries 18 Mrs. Leslie Molz Cooks and Custodians COOKS: Mrs. Viola Warner; Mrs. Loraine t alker; Mrs. Christine Fetch. CUSTODIANS: Mr. Alfonso Di Bona ventura; Mrs. Mary James; Mrs. Kathr n Gustof; Mrs. Emma Langlev; Mr. Joe McNichoI; Mr. Walter Bvron; Mrs. Florence Spencer; absent. Mr. Eugene Ivory. 19 Santa Claus is dead?! 20 Thursday — and they still can’t believe they won a football game! I wish she’d move her arm a little more to the right!” Looks like Bill's enjoying something in English — could it be The Cantaburv Tales?! Smile, YOU’RE on Candid Camera!” Hmmm . . . should I or shouldn’t 1 give them a 6ML?” 1 Class Proctors Mr. Arthur Motz; Mr. James Shevlin; Mr. Robert Herbert; Mrs. Sandra Barriskell. We would like to express our gratitude to our class proctors for their help and guidance in directing us through the past four years. Special thanks to Mr. James Shevlin, head proctor, for the time and effort that he devoted to our class. Sincerelv, 'Hie Class of 1968 Class Officers FRESHMAN YEAR: Steve Korzeniowski, President Audrey Bozarth, Vice-President Steve Barkalow, Secretary Bonnie Guzmon, Treasurer Louis Hornstine, Historian SOPHOMORE YEAR: Richard Yadlosky, President Pat DiAntonio, Vice-President Audrey Bozarth, Secretary Michael DiAntonio, Treasurer Pat Fulginiti, Historian JUNIOR YEAR: Richard Yadlosky, President Bonnie Guzmon. Vice-President Diane Konopka, Secretary Tom Snyder, Treasurer George Rague, Historian Dannv Hoffman, Historian; Dave MacDonald,Treasurer: Judy Sinn. Secretary; Audrey Bozarth. Vice-President: Richard Yadloskv. President. ALANA RUTH ARAGON Lan . . . remembered for her original gym suits . . . pretty long hair . . . likeable personality . . . usually found at home or just riding around . . . likes tomato soup, the color red, snow, and Italian bo s . . . dislikes vegetables and people who make her cry . . . always heard saying, vou got it?” . . . pet peeve is Wildwood in the winter . . . favorite subject is S.O.P. . . . favorite pastime is going to Philly and singing . . . wishes to join the Army . . . secretly desires to live in Switzerland. DAVID JOHN BAKLEY Dave . . . remembered for being dependable . . . likes any kind of sea food . . . usually found at work . . . favorite subject is vocal music . . . favor- ite pastime is working on radios and talking ... al- ways heard saving, ’take a break” . . . pet peeve is his brother . . . his ambition is to get out of sc hool . . . his secret desire is his secret. JANE LOUISE BEBLER Crash . . . remembered for that rare smile . . . helpful . . . sensitive . . . likes Christmas, Seasid- es, snow, and blue eyes . . . dislikes good-byes and misplaced telephone poles in the Crest . . . always heard saying, Let me tell you about it!” . . . her favorite pastime is spending money . . . Law Ec- onomics is her favorite subject . . . pet peeve is people who do not give others breaks . . . her ambi- tion is to become an elementary teacher . . . she secretly desires to some day be the kind of person even she would like. PATRICIA MARIE BOWER Pat . . . remembered for her shyness . . . petite . . . likes ice cream cones, playing tennis, and Christmas . . . dislikes final exams and term papers . . . always found with K.K. ... her favorite subject is English . . . cooking and talking on the phone are her favorite pastimes ... her ambition is to w rite a book and raise a family . . . alwavs heard saying. Good griefi” . . . pet peeve is conceited people . . . her secret desire is to live in a castle. AUDREY SUSAN BOZARTH A.B. . . . remembered for her bubbling personality . . . likeable . . . easy to get along with . . . likes a blue-eyed Italian, green, Christmas, parti s, and Seasiders . . . favorite subjects English and Span- ish .. . pet peeve writing essays and people who are late . . . found with Carm . . . dislikes snobs and immature people . . . heard saying O.K. Guys” . . . favorite pastime having fun . . . ambition to Ik successful in life . . . she secretly desires to lx an- other Scarlett O’Hara. LOUISE BRANNAN Louie . . . remembered for her dancing- techniques? . . . pleasant personality . . . cheerful . . . likes dances, especially in Philly . . . dislikes immature people . . . found around town, P O . . . favorite subject shorthand and S.O.P. ... fa- vorite pastime dancing and singing with the crew . . . ambition to become a legal secretary ... al- ways heard saying How ya doin’’ ... pet peeve people who feel they’re too good for anyone else . . . secret desire is to go to Ireland to pick pota- toes. MARYANN BURKHART Phyllis Diller . . . remembered for her inability to gain weight . . . perpetual motion . . . considerate . . . likes parties, traveling, being happy, and Christmas . . . dislikes snobs and being hurt . . . found all around . . . favorite subject English Liter- ature . . . favorite pastime talking, talking, talking . . . ambition to become a teacher of the deaf . . . exclaims Oh, no’’ . . . pet peeve homework . . . secret desire is to make everyone happy. REYNOLDS CHAMBERLAIN Kilrov . . . remembered as the only human Pike’s Peak . . . friendly . . . likes good music ... his favorite subject is history . . . can be found in a pool room . . . dislikes conceited people ... his ambition is to play Pro Basketball . . . shooting pool is his favorite pastime . . . can always be heard saying Who ha sweet woman ... his pet peeve is being bothered over and over again . . . secret de- sire is to lx a playboy. CHERYL G. CLARY Chuhbie . . . remembered for her short Wise dates” . . . likes food, clothes, dancing, marching . . . can always be found at football games and at any dance . . . she dislikes fresh boys and know it all people . . . her favorite pastimes arc darn ing and listening to records . . . ambition is to become a model or a secretary . . . favorite subjects are lunch, S.O.P., lunch, S.O.P. . . . always heard say ing You got it! Wild!” . . . her secret desire is to get married. HARRY E. COLEMAN Har . . . remembered for his swinging parties . . . fun-loving . . . witty . . . likes Sue, buck brown. Dodges, suds . . . dislikes being told what to do . . . found at 300 E. Cardinal or Aqua Motel, and T.A. . . . favorite subject is Mccluinical Drawing, Girls . . . favorite pastime is being on a train . . . ambi- tion become an Architect and redesign the world . . . pet peeve stuc k up girls . . . secret desire pur- chase the Virgin Islands for personal gain. ROBERT C. COLEMAN Boob” . . . remembered for sometimes having trouble standing on his own two feet” . . . good- natured . . . friendly . . . likes girls and surfing . . . dislikes blowed out surf . . . found in the surf, when it's up . . . favorite subject Mr. Motz’s 4th period English class . . . favorite pastime working on his 55 Chew . . . ambition to become a com- mercial airlines pilot and travel all over the world . . . secret desire to spend a summer surfing South- ern California's top surf spots. PAUL LOUIS COMPARE ”Louie” . . . remembered for his fabulous phvsique . . . good-looking . . . likeable . . . likes surfing with his Weber Performer . . . dislikes Wildwood . . . found in town or mountainside . . . favorite subject geometry and physics . . . favorite pastime is to go surfing and hunting . . . ambition is to own a silver flake purple 427LD Corvette . . . always he ard say ing Beach Party”, and a five le tter word. L—A” . . . pet peeve insincere people . . . secret desire is to live in California or Hawaii with one special pe rson. MICHAEL ANTHONY DI ANTONIO 'De” . . . remembered for always being able to bring ’'Joy” into his life . . . likeable personality . . . friendly . . . likes a certain girl, football, money, the color blue, and Italian food . . . dislikes work, people that talk a lot but don't say anything . . . found with Joy . . . favorite subject Spanish and study hall . . . favorite pastime dating a certain girl . . . ambition to go to college and own a motel ... pet peeve is girls that smoke . . . secret desire to be successful and raise a large family. PASCAL THOMAS Dl ANTONIO ”De”. . . remembered for his favorite song, ’’Chat- tanooga Choochoo” . . . playboy . . . mischievous . . . likes girls, good food and beverage's . . . dis- likes certain people . . . favorite pastime is Angie . . . Favorite subject is Mr. Mot .'s English class . . . found at Nort’s or Parkway pla e ... pet peeve Is naive girls ... his ambition is to take over his father's motel after finishing college ... his se- cret desire is to be content. JOHN DOUGHERTY Doc . . . remembered for being a man of the world . . . non-conformist . . . intelligent . . . likes Har- ley Choppiers and all things Italian . . . dislikes loud mouth people . . . found P O . . . favorite subject history . . . favorite pastime Riding Bikes and listening to the Temp's . . . ambition is to hold a high ranking official in the underworld ... al- ways heard saying ”Ask me if I care” . . . pet peeve narrow minded people . . . secret desire is to be financially secure by age of 30. FRANCES E. FLUD Tubby . . . remembered for her ability to play the trumpet . . . likes green eyed Italian drummers . . . can be found with Jimmy . . . dislikes people with too much to say . . . her favorite subject is Music . . . her ambition is to live a happy and suc- cessful life . . . her favorite pastime is riding around in their 225 . . . can be heard saving ”Ya gotta! ... pet peeves are Jimmy’s impossible moods . . . secret desire is a trip to California. 29 SHARYN LEE FORBES Shorty . . . remembered for having her heart bro- ken by the casanova . . . sweet and petite . . . found almost anywhere . . . favorite subject is me- chanical drawing . . . likes motorcycle riding . . . dislikes inconsiderate guys and nosey girls . . . pet peeve is strict parents . . . always heard saying Tell me the truth . . . favorite pastime is talking with guvs . . . wishes to become a good draftsman . . . secret desire to go to Europe by herself. PATRICIA MARIE FULGINITI Pattv . . . remembered for having her doubts about the opposite sex . . . petite and conscientious . . . she likes green, Italian food, summertime, money, and Xmas . . . can lie found talking on the phone or out . . . dislikes being bored ami too much homework . . . favorite pastime is having fun . . . can always Ik heard saying Oh, Mary Ann you re kidding me! . . . her ambition is to go into the medical field . . . favorite subjects are Spanish and Refresher Math . . . insincere people and squeaky chalk are her |M t peeves . . . secret desire is to be successful in whatever she does and enjoy life. SHELLEE E. FOWLER Shell . . . remembered for her school spirit . . . likes Soul, food, clothes, and W.H.S. . . . dislikes black hair . . . can Ik found at Dee Dec's, Dot's, and Glassboro State . . . favorite pastime is cheer- ing and dancing . . . favorite subject is the boss 5A English Class . . . her ambition is to model or be an Airline Stewardess . . . can always Ik heard say ing Oh, yea!’ . . . her pet peeve is conceited boys . . . secret desire is to go out in the world and be the best citizen she knows how. TOM ANN FULGINITI Toni . . . friendly and unassuming . . . remem- bered for her extensive wardrobe . . . found always in the wrong places ... pet peeve phony people . . . ask's huh?” . . . favorite pastime painting and horseback riding . . . dislikes homework and getting up in the morning . . . likes the unexpected, traveling, and sports . . . favorite subjects English and Biology . . . ambition is to be a fashion design- er .. . secret desire to go to the 1968 Winter Olympics. THOMAS R. GALLAGHER Slim . . . remembered for his escapade at the water fountain . . . quiet, hut exciteable . . . likes Italian food, football, and sports cars . . . found nowhere in particular ... his favorite subject is law Er . . . dislikes homework . . . favorite pastime is playing football, eating . . . always heard saving. Ah, come on!” . . . pet peeve is wise people . . . ambition is to be a gym teacher . . . refuses to tell his secret desire. JOANN GIUFFRIDA Giuffrida . . . remembered for her love of typing and shorthand . . . energetic . . . teaser . . . likes Italian guys, summer, and Italian food . . . can lx found around town and P 0 . . . dislikes imma- ture people . . . her favorite subjects are English and study hall. . . favorite pastimes are having fun. dancing, and singing with the crew . . . her ambi- tion is to become a hairdresser or a countv clerk . . . heard saying, What a smack!” . . . her pet peeve is a percentage of W.H.S. students . . . to leave Wildwood during the winter is her secret de- sire. WILLIAM GOODWIN Max . . . remembered for his many adventures . . . good worker . . . gentleman . . . always heard say ing, Get out of here!” . . . likes girls, sports, cars, and refreshments . . . found at Di's place, parties, and where the action is . . . favorite subject is refresher math . . . favorite pastime is chasing girls . . . dislikes history class and big-headed girls . . . pet peeve is his brother . . . ambition is to be a civil engineer . . . secretly desires to own the fast- est car in Cape May (bounty. LISA GORDON Mona . . . remembered for her mysterious Monday nights . . . pleasant disposition . . . likes trumpet players, steak, football, and basketball . . . dislikes people who think they are better than others . . . her favorite subjects are C.O.P. and I .aw Eco- nomics . . . found at home or with Mar . . . always heard saying Right!” . . . aspires to become a medical secretary . . . favorite pastime is talking on the phone . . . hates to he told not to chew gum . . . secretly desires to get a good education and make someone happy. DARLENE GOULD Dee Dee . . . remembered for going with a Fink . . . lively . . . cheerful. . . favorite pastime Is hav- ing fun and listening to records . . . found at Shellee s, Doris , or with Fink . . . likes attractive, well-dressed boys . . . dislikes conceited boys . . . favorite subject is gym with Mrs. Nash, of course! . . . pet peeve — unhappy people . . . always heard saying. F-l-N-K! . . . aspires to get far in life . . . secretly desires to travel and see lots of things. BONNIE RAE CUZMON Guzz . . . remembered for being vivacious . . . hard worker . . . unassuming . . likes a certain VI easel, surfing, skiing, and cheering . . . dislikes brown-nosers, dieting, and study ing . . . her favor- ite subject is gvm . . . always found with Gary . . . pet peeve is people who try to act older than they are . . . always heard saying, Hi, Guys ... fa- vorite pastime is cheerleading and going to parties with G.S. . . . her ambition is to become an X-ray technician . . . secretly desires to surf all summer. DIANE HAMILTON Morticia . . . remembered for l� er quiet, pleasant disposition . . . likes Italian boys, dancing, and talking on the phone . . . you never know where she‘11 be found . . . dislikes people who tell lies . . . her favorite subject is S.O.P. . . . and her favorite pastime is going out with someone she enjovs being with . . . her ambition is to be happy in all that she does . . . can be heard saying, guess what hap- pened??! . . . her secret desire is to go to Rome and do as the Romans do. JOY ELLEN HAND Jo . . . remembered for her escapades in tin sum- mer of 67 . . . comical . . . cheerful personality . . . likes the letter D , basketball, trying to ski, green, and spaghetti . . . dislikes summer tourists and bovs that don't shave . . . always found with Mike . . . favorite subject is English . . . heard say ing every thing there is to say . . . her pet peeve is people who can’t Ik trusted . . . ambition is to become a medical secretary . . . her secret desire is not a secret to anyone. 32 4 STUART HANKER Strut . . . remembered for his willingness to lend a hand . . . friendly . . . likes playing baseball, pizza, and sports cars . . . dislikes snobs and loud guitar playing . . . found everywhere acid anywhere . . . favorite subject is history . . . favorite pastime is pla ing the guitar . . . exclaims, Right! ... pet peeve is his memories of my friend ... his ambi- tion is to be the number one psychologist in the country ... his secret desire is to be a millionaire playboy. EDWARD E. HARSHAW Chocolate Chip . . . remembered for his pleasant disposition . . . friendly . . . considerate. . . found with the Clique . . . favorite pastime shooting pool . . . likes food, fast Buicks. and football ... pet peeve is sarcastic people . . . always heard saying. Is that right?” . . . dislikes slow white Mustangs . . . favorite subject history . . . his ambition is to achieve his goals . . . sccrctlv desires to Ik principal of W.H.S. GEORGIA ANN HARTT George . . . remembered for her feminine ways . . . attractive . . . quiet . . . usually found in Lin- wood . . . likes Saturdays with J.T. and seeing old friends . . . dislikes wise freshmen and two-faced people . . . favorite subject is Spanish . . . favorite pastime is thinking and writing to someone special . . . her pet peeve is drivers who don't use signals . . . her ambition is to make her parents proud of her . . . her secret desire is unknown. ROBERT J. HENDRICKSON Bob . . . remembered for his S.B.D.’s in Trig class . . . helpful . . . likes Chevys, Italian food, blue, snow, and A's . . . dislikes words, rain, walking, studying for tests . . . can be found driving the Spatzmobile . . . favorite subject is Physics ... fa- vorite pastime is driving and amateur radios . . . pet peeve is slow drivers who cut in front of him ... his ambition is to become an electrical engi- neer . . . objects, Yeah, but” ... his secret desire is to own a '68 Corvette 427. DANIEL HOFFMAN Oan . . . remembered for his creativeness in writ- ing and his sharp mind . . . industrious . . . intelli- gent . . . independent . . . likes flowers. Simon and Garfunkel, short girls, good novels, and olives . . . dislikes phonies, short hair, conformity, and track meets . . . favorite subjects English and his- tory . . . pet peeve is haircuts . . . always heard saving. ’'Why can’t we print this. Mrs. Green- wood?” . . . found studying for tests . . . favorite pastime is writing subversive literature ... his ambition is to write The Great American Novel. . . secretly desires to be a hippie. LOUIS FOX HORNSTINE Louie . . . remembered for making the most of any situation . . . industrious . . . found in places un- wise to go . . . alway s heard . . . dislikes homework and girls who drink and smoke . . . likes girls, Ital- ian food, and surprises . . . favorite subjects are Trig, and lunch . . . jx t peeve is his sister and her exaggerations . . . favorite {xistime driv ing around town or play ing sports . . . his ambition is to be- come a medical doctor or surgeon ami Ik successful . . . to be half the man his father is is his secret de- sire. 34 ROBERT A. JANAS Prune . . . remembered for his quiet ways . . . wel- comed addition to the senior class . . . likeable . . . favorite subject is history . . . dislikes wars and mosquitoes . . . favorite pastime is listening to rec- ords . . . always heard saying, Back in Brooklvn pet peeve is sarcastic people . . . likes music, colors, and beautiful (lungs in general . . . found anywhere in town and Brooklyn ... his ambition is undecided ... he secretly desires to join the Peace Corps and go to Africa. CHARLES RICHARD KANE Chuck . . . remembered for being an agitator . . . easy going . . . likes The Rolling Stones and driv- ing his boat ... he is not found . . . always heard saying, ”1 hear you!” . . . pet peeve is Wildwood . . . dislikes wanting . . . favorite pastime doing nothing . . . his ambition is to get out of school and find a good job ... to take a trip to Liverpool is his secret desire. WILLIAM II. KING Bill . . . remembered for his loyally to the W.H.S. Band . . . dependable . . . reserved . . . favorite subject history . . . likes everything . . . always heard saying, You don’t say? . . . pet peeve is a certain car . . . dislikes girls with big mouths . . . favorite pastime is horseback riding . . . found here and there . . . his ambition is to be an electrician . . . his secret desire is going to remain a secret. ELIZABETH M. KLECZ Betty . . . remembered as the only girl in the senior class with a Honda . . . good natured . . . found cycling . . . pet peeve is getting up in the morning, red lights . . . likes the Jolly Green Giant, pizza, steaks, crazy parties, and the Marine . . . favorite pastime is sewing and being with him . . . favorite subject is Home-Ec. and lunch . . . dislikes com- mon ways, English, history, being late . . . com- plains. School, ugh! . . . her ambition is to own and operate a beauty parlor . . . secretly desires to live in the country. DORIS KNIGHT Crispy Critter . . . remembered for her bub bling personality . . . spirited Varsity cheerleader . . . likeable . . . found at home or cheering . . . favor- ite subject S.O.P. and Bub . . . favorite pastime eat- ing. dancing, and Bubby . . . likes food, clothes, boys who are fun . . . dislikes people who don't mind their own business . . . remarks, I made up with Bubby! ... pet peeve is certain people . . . her ambition is to be a career girl and to live in N.Y. . . . she secretly desires to dance on a variety show and maybe marry a certain someone. DIANE KONOPKA Konop . . . remembered for her lively personality . . . fun-loving . . . favorite pastime is going to good parties and traveling . . . favorite subject study hall . . . always heard saying. Oh. jees!! . . . dislikes getting up in the morning, squeeky chairs, and boring weekend . . . found where the guys are . . . pet peeve is people who act dumb or naive . . . likes pork, olive green, and the opposite sex ... to become an airline hostess is her ambition . . . her secret desire is to own a ’68 GTO. 35 STEPHEN HOWARD KORZENIOWSKI Korzy . . . remembered for Irving to lx the casano- va of the senior class . . . ambitious worker . . . amiable qualities . . . likes basketball, baseball, a certain someone, good food, parties, and girls . . . dislikes waiting . . . found at tlx courts, at practice, and where the action is . . . favorite pastime is playing ball . . . favorite subject is chemistry, phys- ics, and trig . . . asks, What's the situation? . . . pet peeve is hot-tempered people ... his ambition is to be successful in his own way ... his secret de- sire is to make a name for himself and excel in a sport. WALTER JOSEPH LARCOMBE Woody . . . remembered for his easy-going manner . . . good-natured . . . likes steak, lazonia, pork tenderloin, and fried shrimp . . . dislikes anyone who is sloppy about himself . . . usually found at the A P, stocking shelves ... pet peeve is a cer- tain red and black Rambler . . . alwavs heard saying, ”1 don't know!” . . . spends time hunting and fishing . . . favorite subject is mechanical drawing . . . wants to pursue the career of an archi- tect of drafting houseplans . . . secret desire is to try to follow in the footsteps of Mr. Norton. ROBERT CHARLES LA MACH, JR. Bob . . . remembered for having a real head” on his shoulders . . . friendly . . . sense of humor . . . found at 108 E. Heather Rd. and around town . . . likes surfing, basketball, and dancing . . . dislikes conservative people . . . favorite subjects are music theory and English IV7 . . . alwavs heard saying, What, are you nuts?” ... pet peeve is wave hogs and conceited people . . . favorite pastime is going out with girls and surfing ... his ambition is to get married and become a millionaire . . . secretly de- sires to go to Hawaii. JEAN MARIE LEAHEY Jeannie . . . remem beret! for her self-confidence . . . intelligent . . . Lady Clairol's best customer . . . favorite subject is English . . . always heard saying, I wish it were Friday!” . . . likes bovs, money, and Corvettes . . . found daydreaming or driving ... pet peeve is small town thinking . . . favorite pastime is traveling and shopping for clothes . . . dislikes narrow-mindedness, blase peo- ple, and bleached hair . . . to be an educational ad- ministrator and or marry money Ls her ambition . . . she secretly desires to attend Harvard, Prince- ton. or Yale. EUGENE ARNOLD LEIMBERG Eug . . . remembered for his helpfulness and school spirit . . . good natured . . . likes food, rest, long- hair ! girls, and roses . . . dislikes working and bosses . . . favorite subject is band (it's last period) . . . always lieard saying. Nobody’s perfect!” . . . his pet peeve is people with size 10 shoes and size 5 feet . . . found around . . . favorite pastime is driv- ing the tank ... his ambition is to marry someone rich . . . says he has no secret desires. RICHARD SCOTT LUDMAN Rich . . . remembered for his likeable personality . . . good athlete . . . likes sports and girls . . . dis- likes unsociable girls on the beach . . . usually found playing basketball, football, and baseball. . . favorite subjects are I iw Econ. and English . . . favorite pastime is playing sports . . . stupid girls are his pet peeve . . . always heard saying, You stupid . .!” . . . his ambition is to become a lawyer . . . his secret desire is to become an All-American in college. CHRISTIAN GERALD MADSEN Chris . . . remembered as Mr. Machine” . . . mis- chievous . . . likes Fords and dislikes Chevrolets . . . found at George's Sunoco or Beckstrand's Ga- rage . . . favorite subject is English with Mr. Motz . . . favorite pastime is working on cars . . . always heard saying, Smile when you’ve had enough!” . . . Charles Kane is his pet peeve ... his ambition is to be an automobile or deisel mechanic . . . lias no secret desire as of yet. I PAUL CARL MAHAN Dirty Paul . . . remembered for not being as shy and quiet as he appears . . . even-tempered ... his pet peeve is yearbook questionnaires . . . likes Mustangs, summer, basketball, and history . . . dis- likes second period study hall on Thursday ... no favorite subject . . . favorite pastime is playing football . . . asks, Are you for real. Stuart?” . . . found riding around in his Mustang ... to go to college is his ambition ... his secret desire is to own a Mustang with a 427 in it. pp DAVID C. MACDONALD Mar . . . remembered for being the walking pencil of the Senior class . . . good worker . . . consider- ate .. . likes Italian food, steak, and parties . . . dislikes homework . . . found out somewhere . . . favorite subject is history . . . favorite pastime is playing sports ... pet peeve is stuck up people. . . remarks, Tough darts! ’ ... to become a chef is his ambition ... his secret desire is to be rich. GARY MALEC Gar . . . remembered for being the last Senior to hand in his questionnaire . . . quiet . . . good look- ing . . . found working on his 56 Ford . . . heard saying, 312 8 are great! ... his favorite subject is English . . . favorite pastime is shooting pool. . . his pet peeve Is a 65 red Chevy convertible . . . likes girls, surfing, cars, pool, basketball, etc., etc., . . . dislikes all Chevys ... his abmition is to be a — teacher? ... his secret desire is a secret. JAMES H. MARSDEN Jimmy . . . remembered for his super aircondi- tinned car . . . likeable . . . likes girls, food, and drink . . . dislikes being told what to wear and DJ’s . . . found at Di s or Norts . . . favorite subjects are girls and football . . . favorite pastimes are lying around and playing football... pet peeve is every- thing . . . exclaims. Breaks my heart!” ... his ambition is undecided ... he secretly desires to have a fast car. BRUCE PETERSON MENZ Cousin Brucie . . . remembered for his athletic abilities . . . handsome . . . reliable . . . dislikes running extra laps at football practice . . . favorite pastime is playing basketball . . . likes prime ribs, sports, and Cougars . . . always heard saying, ’Right!” . . . favorite subject is mechanical draw- ing . . . found where the action is and at football, basketball, or baseball practice ... his ambition is to go to college ... he secretly desires to own his own car. 38 JOHN RICHARD MITCHELL Smittv . . . Rilly-Bil . . . remembered for his strong body and weak mind! . . . good athlete . . . teaser . . . likes extra-curricular activities” . . . dislikes bird watching . . . found over at Pat’s place . . . favorite subjects are study hall and lunch . . . favorite pastime is playing football and basketball . . . always heard saying. Oh Bird, I’m soooo tired!’’ ... his pet peeve is kids with broken legs ... his ambition is to lx a plavboy millionaire . . . to shoot the Red Baron down is his secret desire. I MICHAEL HARRY MITCHELL Mitch . . . remembeml for his dramatic” injuries on the foothall field . . . considerate . . . likes girls . . . dislikes school . . . usually found at 309 W. Poplar Ave. . . . favorite subject is study hall . . . favorite pastime is playing sports . . . always heard saying, Big tickle!” . . . pet peeve is snobby peo- ple . . . his ambition is to lx on and play football when he gets out of W.H.S. . . . says his secret de- sire is his secret. PAUL FRED MUNZENMAYER Fred . . . remembered for having a strong mind and weak body! . . . humorous . . . independent . . . like's food, good books, and ham radios . . . dislikes teeny-boppers and surprise quizzes ... fa- vorite subjects are mechanical drawing and algebra . . . favorite pastime is producing diabolical plots . . . says nothing printable ... his pet peeve is cer- tain idiosynacracies ... his ambition is to be an electronics engineer or a Marine radio operator . . . his secret desire is to buy W.H.S. and paint it char- treuse. MARTHA N. NEFF Marty . . . remembered for her actions speaking louder than her words . . . quiet . . . pleasant . . . likes horseback riding, drawing, and sunny days . . . dislikes rainy days, working and Wildwood . . . usually found working . . . favorite subject i« art . . . favorite pastime is eating and daydreaming . . . always heard saying. It crackers to slip a rozer in the dropsey and snyde” ... pet peeve is home- work. tests, and getting up in the morning . . . her ambition is to be happy with life . . . to do a lot of traveling is her secret desire. RICHARD E. OSTER Snake . . . remembered for his wild dance steps . . . humorous . . . flirt . . . always late for home- room . . . likes boats. Ashing, girls, and gambling . . . dislikes loud mouth girls . . . found either at the pool room or riding around . . . favorite subject is l w Economics . . . favorite pastime is tast- ing” . . . always heard saying things you can’t |Hit in yearbooks ... pet peeve is people that won’t lis- ten ... his ambition is to follow in his father’s foot- steps after college . . . to go to Sweden is his secret desire. JOSEPH GEORGE PESCHI Robin . . . remembered for his many trips along Pacific Avenue . . . good natured . . . trustworthy . . . likes all kinds of sports . . . dislikes stuck up people . . . found at Glenwood Avenue and the lioardwalk . . . favorite subjects are English IV and U.S. History II . . . favorite pastime is playing pool . . . always heard saying, All right!” ... a certain red and black Rambler is his pet peeve ... his ambition is to graduate from high school ... his secret desire is to own a 650 Triumph motorcycle. I THOMAS PALMER Gross . . . remembered for his easy-going personal- ity . . . friendly ... big tease . . . likes 5A study hall, lunch at Nortaby’s . . . dislikes school, 4:30 a.m. raids, and state cops . . . favorite subject — What favorite subject?” . . . favorite pastimes are sports and riding his Yamaha . . . pet peeve Is teachers . . . found with the guvs ... to become a Physical Education teacher is his ambition . . . his secret desire is to be the engineer of the train. CHRISTA ELLA PHELPS Chris . . . remembered for being uncoordinated . . . pleasant . . . easy-going . . . likes T.V., Phi la., radios, and horseback riding . . . dislikes tests, caf- eteria food, and hot weather . . . usually found at home . . . favorite subject is Law Econ ... fa- vorite pastime is listening to the radio and playing records . . . always heard saying, Darn it!” . . . her ambition is to travel around the world . . . her secret desire is to travel in Europe. m 111 GEORGE ANTHONY RAGUE Georgeous George . . . remembered for his modes- ty (?)... sharp dresser ... big tease . . . likes sports, parties, and a certain someone . . . dislikes conceited girls, and extra laps at practice . . . found at the Crest courts, football practice, and where the action is . . . favorite pastime is surfing . . . favor- ite subjects are U.S. History and Law Economics . . . always heard saying, This is true. '... his pet peeve Is being told how to dress by others . . . to be a successful lawyer or history teacher is his ambi- tion ... he secretly desires to be 1 man in the Cosa Nostra. BRUCE RAPPAPORT Rap . . . remembered for his talkativeness ... ar- tistic . . . good dresser . . . likes the Mothers of In- vention and dented 1965 Pontiacs . . . dislikes Sil- vertone amplifiers, and cars with sirens who take practice bornhs . . . found either in Wildwood or Miami . . . favorite subject is English — sometimes . . . favorite pastime is sleeping . . . always heard saying. It can't happen here! ... pet peeve is a 1962 yellow Mercury with no muffler ... his ambition is to shovel rain for the city ... his secret desire is to own the Kramer Beverage Company. TOM EDWARD RITCHIE Eaglebea . . . remembered for still carrying a torch for Underdog” . . . reserved . . . likes a certain someone in Paulsboro, green, and Nort's steaks . . . dislikes 3ML's . . . found at Mack's Pizza . . . favorite pastime is working at Read's . . . favorite subject is chemistry (?)... always heard saying, Ish!” ... pet peeve is not being able to go to lock- ers ... his ambition is to have money and be happy ... to go to California is his secret desire. DOROTHY JOANN REUTER Reut . . . remembered for her athletic ability . . . comical. . . independent . . . likes participating in sports, camping, and traveling . . . dislikes crowds, being a failure . . . found home studying and at Chadwick’s . . . favorite subject is chemistry . . . favorite pastime is fishing and going to the beach . . . heard saying. No, thank you.” or I wish . . . pet peeve is ignorant and arrogant people . . . her ambition is to be a success in life as a veterinari- an or oceanographer ... her secret desire is to earn a scholarship to college. ROCKY ANDREW SCAVETTA Rock . . . remembered for his smart remarks . . . good dancer . . . friendly . . . always found under the hood or at Dot's . . . dislikes a two barral carbu- rator. naive girls, and small waves . . . likes girls w ith long hair, money, cars, and lots of clothes . . . favorite pastime is drag racing, shooting rats, «lanc- ing, water skiing and surfing . . . favorite subject daydreaming . . . says, Foo! ... pet peeve is fakes ... his ambition is to graduate . . . secretly desires to own a 442 Ragtop. MARGARET ANNE SABINS Peggy . . . remembered for her quiet ways ... re- served . . . likes the color blue, music, surprises . . . dislike's homework, tests, and conceited people . . . found working . . . favorite pastime is reading and favorite subject is Law Ec.. . . savs, You're kidding! . . . her ambition is to teach elementary education ... to be wealthy and travel is her secret desire. 42 JUNE ROSENFELD Flower Child . . . remembered for her nonconfor- mity . . . independent . . . aspiring . . . likes red Ferraris, W. Va. partus, and trips to anywhere . . . dislikes gossips and conformists . . . usually found in the vicinity of Georgetown . . . favorite subject is life . . . favorite pastime is racing and spending money . . . pet peeve is cold pizza . . . remarks, What a cop out! . . . her ambition is to make a million dollars tax free before her 29th hirthdav . . . she secretly desires to own John F. Kennedy Airport and a dayglow jet. DALE ROACH Roac h . . . remembered for his fondness of tweety birds . . . cheerful . . . likeable . . . found at a certain house in the Crest . . . likes anything that's fun and a certain someone . . . dislikes too manv people ... his favorite subject is 7th period stud ball . . . favorite pastime is being in the Crest . . . always heard saying. What «lid I do now? . . . ask V.T. about his pet peeve . . . his ambition is to be happy and successful in life... his secret desire is so secret even he doesn't know it! JOHNNIE L. SCHAFFER John . . . remembered for his easy going personali- ty .. . good sport . . . usually found with B.L.J. at the rec . . . likes food . . . dislikes smart girls . . . favorite subjects are mechanical drawing and math . . . favorite pastime is making u-turns on one way streets . . . always heard saying Honest Injun! . . . pet peeve is wise girls ... his ambition is to be an Air Force Pilot ... his secret desire is a secret. JAMES SCI A LA BB A Dirtv Jim . . . remembered for his ability to play the drums . . . mannerly . . . usually quiet . . . likes cool jazz, ice cream, and the color reel. . . dis- likes skinny girls . . . favorite subject is music . . . favorite pastime is playing the drums . . . found down in the basement or playing pinball . . . pet peeve is people who don't see things his way ... his ambition is to be the gre atest . . . secretly desires to have ten kids. HARRY SHERWOOD Har . . . remembered for his vacant seat in English III. especially the day of a test . . . talkative . . . found everywhere . . . favorite pastime is playing the guitar . . . likes good instrumental group . . . always heard saying, Out of sight! . . . pet peeve is a certain red and black Rambler . . . favorite subjects are Chefs class and history . . . dislikes cuts that aren’t original ... his ambition is to be a certified public accountant . . . secretly desires to be a success in married life and business. KENNETH DONALD SHIVERS Chills . . . remembered for his brown herringbone sportscoat . . . reserved . . . likes hunting, cars, and boats . . . dislikes people who don't like long hair . . . found at the Bat cave . . . pet peeve is a certain red and black Rambler ... his favorite subjects are English and history . . . pastime work- ing on cars . . . to be a commercial bum is his ambi- tion ... his secret desire is to have a million dollars in pennies. 43 RAYMOND EDWARD SIMPSON Surfin’ Simp. . . remembered for his curly locks’ . . . good-natured . . . comical . . . likes surfing, hunting, cars, and something about the yearbook . . . dislikes people who are all talk and no action . . . found is school till 3, then ? . . . favorite subjects are gym and chemistry . . . spends his time working on cars and surfing . . . remarks, I lied! . . . pot peeve is people who hug him about his hair and speech . . . his ambition and not so se- cret desire is to become a movie star and buy an island in the Pacific. JUDITH KAREN SINN Skinny Sinny . . . remembered for being true-blue, hut the question is — to who? . . . energetic . . . likes Mack's pizza, hasketball game’s, and Christ- mas . . . dislikes taking orders, good-byes, and as- paragus . . . found looking for Chuck . . . favorite subjects history with Mr. D. and trig, with Mr. Mueller? . . . favorite pastime Is buggin’ Simpson . . . asks, Raymond, where’s my squirrel skin? . . . pet peeves are skinny legs and not being able to dance . . . her ambition is to find happiness . . . her secret desire is to honeymoon in Hawaii with Chuck; run away and join the circus. CARY CHARLES SLOAN Weasel ... all he wanted for Christmas was his one front tooth . . . desirable . . . comical . . . always heard saying, Oh, come on!” . . . favorite subjects are gym and history . . . dislikes school and his mother's voice at 7:45 . . . likes hunting, weekends, sports, and summer . . . pet peeve is big mouths . . . found at 302 E. Cardinal. . . his ambi- tion is to be successful . . . secretly desires to be rich and happily married. MARVIN G. SMITH. Ill Weed . . . remembered for running away to (Cana- da to beat the draft . . . quiet . . . mannerly . . . likes cheese steaks and history class . . . found ev- erywhere and unexpected . . . favorite pastime is play ing the guitar. . . always heard saying, Out of sight!’’ ... he has no pet peeves ... to succeed is his ambition . . . secretly desires to become a pri- vate eye. NANCY LEE SNYDER Nancy . . . known for her cooperativeness . . . friendly . . . likes basketball. Mustangs, and 7th period study ball . . . dislikes smart aleck bovs and a certain boy in W.H.S. . . . can be found around town and in North ('.ape May . . . favorite subjects are art and English IV . . . favorite pastime is writ- ing letters to Tom . . . her pet peeve are sk� w driv- ers and loud mouth boys . . . remarks. If you had a brain you’d be dangerous! . . . her ambition is to become a nurse and work in Washington, D.C. . . . secretly desires to live in a certain town in Mary- land. SARAH G. SNYDER Sallybird . . . remembered for being the life of the party — anybody’s party!. . . carefree . . . friendly . . . likes n-d Chevys, 10, color red. steak, and parties . . . dislikes conceited people and bugs . . . found at T.A. — with the doors opened? . . . favor- ite subject is Latin I . . . favorite pastime is that younger stuff’ ... pet peeve is the Crest police . . . remarks. Cool it. kids!” . . . to teach special education for the deaf is her ambition . . . her se- cret desire — Who has any secrets in this school?! LINDA ANN SZABO Szab . . . remembered for her long hair . . . attrac- tive . . . pleasant disposition . . . likes Italian food, yellow, and W ayne . . . dislikes girls that act dumb . . . always heard saying, Don’t get smart! . . . found on the beach or where the boys are. . . favor- ite subjects are gym and study hall. . . favorite pas- time is a certain someone ... pet peeve is gossip . . . her ambition is to become a computer pro- gramer ... to get married and live happily ever after is her secret desire. CHRISTINA SLOAN TETTERLMAN Cris . . . remembered for her unimitable walk . . . loquacious . . . inquisitive (?) . . . favorite subjects are chemistry and history . . . favorite pastime writing letters to Dickinson College and thinking about someone special . . . likes cheering, having fun. a certain gray Oldsmobile and its owner, sports . . . dislikes good-byes, teachers who pile on home- work . . . found with Paul or the girls . . . asks, Really? ... pet peeve is big shot boys . . . her ambition is to become a registered nurse . . . only one person knows her secret desire. 45 SHARON LEE THOMAS Shortv . . . remembered for being Miss T.A. . . . fun-loving . . . found out with the ''Bird”. T.A., working on the Yearbook . . . likes cheerleading, new ears, boys, clothes, and Hawaii . . . dislikes homework and cartwheels at pep rallies . . . favor- ite subject is Biology . . . double-dating with S.K. and daydreaming are her favorite pastimes . . . savs, You'll get over it!” . . . her pet peeve is the world situation . . . ambition is to surf and own the Outrigger Club in Hawaii. . . secretly desires to be tall. slim, and sexy. FREDERICK JAMES TRABER Rick . . . remembered for being even-tempered . . . sincere . . . likes cars, boats, and hunting . . . dislikes trigonometrv . . . usually found around cars ... his favorite subject is phvsics and his fa- vorite pastimes are tipping and working on cars ... his ambition is to go to Miami Dade and to take up engineering . . . always heard saying. Yes or No” . . . his secret desire is to stay awake for 168 consecutive hours. SARAH VICTORIA TWIFORD Tweety Byrd . . . remembered for spending four years in Algebra class . . . comical. . . spirited . . . likes cheesecake and Saturdays . . . dislikes nosey people and liars . . . pleads, Give me strength!” . . . always found in a little gold Corvair . . . her favorite subject is Algebra II . . . sleeping and driv- ing are her favorite pastimes . . . pet peeve is gM- ting up in the morning . . . her ambition is to lx a member of the Peace Corps . . . she secretly desires to become a Roach. DIANE MAE VOLZ Di . . . remembered for her variable personality . . . trustworthy . . . sincere . . . likes sports cars, blue-eyed boys, dancing, shopping in Phillv, and drawing . . . dislikes conceited people homework, and traffic tickets . . . remarks, Check it out!” found with her friends or at work . . . her pet peeve is being given a certain award each year . . . favor- ite classes are Spanish and Law Economics . . . her secret desire is to travel around the world . . . her ambition is to attend college and work for the government. 46 BARBARA ANN WALKER Barb . . . remembered for being a welcome addi- tion to our class . . . pleasant disposition . . . friendly . . . likes nice clothes and traveling . . . dislikes | eople who give false impressions of them- selves . . . usually found sleeping in class ... fa- vorite pastime is spending money . . . always heard saying. I m tired . . . her favorite subjects are art and gym . . . pet peeve is getting up early . . . her ambition is to have a business of her own somedav . . . secretly desires to become rich and travel abroad. SHARON SYBIL WAPNER Cheeks . . . remembered for her original nick- names . . . conscientious . . . always found with Russ . . . likes Russ, yellow mustangs, babv blue, and 3:16. . . her favorite pastime is going out with Russ . . . always heard saying, Do you reallv think so? . . . pet peeve is going away . . . dislikes Mon- day morning, (Hitting her contacts in, and history homework . . . her favorite subject is bookkeeping . . . her ambition is to be a dental assistant and sec- retary . . . secretly desires to have her own Christ- mas tree. ANDREW WARREN WAUGH Andy . . . remembered for being suave and debo- nair . . . juiet . . . gentlemanly . . . likes girls . . . dislikes people . . . usually found in Cape May . . . his favorite subjec t is Math . . . pool is his favorite pastime . . . always heard saying, S.O.U.L.” . . . Uncle Sam is his pet peeve. . . his ambition is to go to IBM school . . . secretly desires to get rich. VICKI WEATHERBY Shirley Temple . . . remembered for her cjuiet man- ner . . . cheerful . . . likes Lonesome bovs, cheesesteaks, airmail . . . dislikes flat tires ... al- ways heard saying. Your face is out of joint! . . . favorite pastime is visiting with Crash Gordon . . . found at George’s Washette . . . pet peeves are Marvin. Harry, and Ricky . . . her favorite subjects are lunch and study hall ... to Ik happilv married and to drive a stick shift are her ambitions . . . secretly desire's to make Ixmesome unlonesome. DONALD WILSON Tvrone . . . remembered for his helpfulness in sporls activities . . . quiet . . . good nalured . . . likes sports and art . . . doesn't have any dislikes . . . usually found at the rec . . . his favorite subject is Math . . . watching T.V. is his favorite pastime . . . bids everyone. Good morning!” ... to get a good job is his ambition ... his secret desire re- mains a secret. ANNA HELEN WINGATE Ann . . . remembered for being active . . . impet- uous . . . friendly . . . likes little yellow cars . . . dislikes conceited people . . . usually found any- where . . . her favorite subject is Law Economics . . . pet peeve is nosey people . . . always heard saying, Yea, right! . . . her favorite pastime is going out ... to be computer programmer is her ambition . . . her secret desire is a secret. RICHARD YADLOSKY Yadle . . . remembered for being the sunshine of the senior class . . . good leader and organizer . . . likes green, basketball, red white gold, and black cars . . . usually found at home or at the rec ... his favorite subjects are Law Economics and Mechanical Drawing . . . doing nothing is his fa- vorite pastime ... his ambition is to be an architect . . . alwavs heard saying, You’re got to be kid- ding!! ... his secret desire is to be a lawyer. 48 Senior Polls MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Jean Leahey Danny Hoffman June Rosenfeld MOST POPULAR Richard Yadlosky Bonnie Guzmon 49 BEST DANCERS Richard Oster Louise Bran nan CUTEST COUPLE Mike DiAntonio Joy Hand BEST PERSONALITY Audrey Bozarth Gary Sloan MOST HELPFUL Audre Bozarth Dave MacDonald BEST DRESSED Toni Fulginiti George Rague 50 MOST INTELLECTUAL June Rosenfeld Danny Hoffman MOST EVEN-TEMPERED Sharvn Forbes MOST ATTRACTIVE Linda Szabo Paul Compare MOST DIGNIFIED Georgia Hart! Steve Korzeniowski iBCZfrrfi- MMPOBST UFltlT Z IP 8c oi ( Ilf JH M OP . rm'1 H o i Edward Marsha w MOST ARTISTIC Marvin Smith Sharvn Thomas 51 MOST ATHLETIC Richard Ludman Bruce Menz CLASS BLUSHERS Bill Goodwin Manann Burkhart Dotty Reuter Richard Mitchell BIGGEST TEASERS Jean Leahey Tom Palmer MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED Shellee Fowler Tom Palmer MOST VERSATILE Judy Sinn Bruce Menz Htf ft' II' III Ml Peggy Sabins CLASS CLOWNS Viki Twiford Seniors Are . . . studious . . . talkative . . . variable . . . talented . . . creative . . . Sports Football ’67 First rou: Vi. Hoffacker, J. Banks, I . Mahan, C. Accardi, G. Campbell. S. Mitchell, C. Quinn, S. Bixlcr, B. Goodwin, B. Hand, P. Di Antonio. R. Mitchell, Second row: T. Clock, R. Ludman. C. Mondclli, E. Harshaw, W. Care), K. Cruiser, B. Men , B. Gager, J. Marsden, G. Rague, E. Coleman, F. Read. L. Catanoso, Third rou : G. Sloan, L Brown. 0. Green, T. Palmer, J. Men , I). Olson, G. Troiano, E. Olney, T. Gallagher, K. Heil, P. Bond, J. Schaffer. Cheerleaders SEASON RECORD w H.S. 32 . . St. Joes 7 w .H.S. 0 . . Middle Township 26 W .H.S. 7 . . Ocean City 13 W .H.S. 6 . . Mainland 19 W .H.S. 6 . . Fleasantville 18 W .H.S. 18 . . Hammonton 14 W .H.S. 6 . . St. James 19 W .H.S. 6 . . Point Pleasant Beach 32 w .H.S. 6 . . Cape May 0 Kneeling: Terry I alxtr: Shary n Thomas; Bonnie Guzmon, captain: Sue Todd; Gris Teitelman. Stand- ing: Doris Knight, co-captain; Shellee Fowler. 56 Starting Offense First roiv: B. Menz, E. Harshaw, C. Mondell i, G. Sloan, T. Gallagher, B. Goodwin, R. Ludman. Second row: P. DiAnlonio, R. Mitchell, L. Gata- noso, F. Read. Starting Defense First rote: P. DiAnlonio, G. Hague, C. Quinn. T. Palmer. T. Gallagher, L. Catanoso, R. Ludman. Second row: B. Goodwin, C. Mondelli, J. Marsden, B. Menz. F. Read, G. Sloan. R. Mitchell. 57 W.H.S. Band and Color Guard hail Wildwood Warriors. The team limbers up . . . and the game gets into lull swing. 58 RICHARD MITCHELL Offensive and Defensive Quarterback GARY SLOAN Offensive and Defensive Guard BRUCE MENZ Offensive and Defensive End RICHARD LUDMAN Offensive and Defensive End tj; v 59 Coaches Gallagher, Oves, and Weinstein plan strategy with Capt. Sloan. Those ballet lessons sure paid off! Win or lose — we’re right behind you! Catanoso gains yardage . . . he would rather fight than switch! Key blocks by Read Mitchell carries ball for successful touchdown. Free-for-all! Pursued by Capers, Hatch makes a try for a touchdown. „ mm and teamwork. J. V. Team 65 First row: T. Clock, A. Cason, G. Campbell, S. Mitchell, B. Gager, P. Bond, B. Hand, S. Bixler. Second row: B. Hoffacker, J. Banks, 0. Green, E. Coleman, K. Cruiser, W. Carey, C. Accardi, J. Schaffer. Third row: K. Heil, E. Olney, G. Troia no, J. Menz. Basketball ’68 Victorious Varsity Squad Rich Mitchell, Steve Korzeniowski, Bruce Menz, Mike Korzeniow- Russo, Frank Read, Rich Yadlosky, Gene Lcimberg, ach ski, Reynolds Chamberlain, Ernie Troiano, Mike James. Steve McCracken, Carmen Mondelli COACH BERNARD MeCRACKEN SEASON RECORD W.H.S. Opp. 46 Mainland.............................43 36 Holy Spirit..........................61 80 Pleasantville........................72 40 Middle Township......................56 79 Lower Cape May.....................52 73 Hammonton............................42 44 Ocean City...........................56 53 Mainland.............................61 76 Pleasantville........................61 68 Vineland.............................71 92 Middle Township......................86 62 Ocean City...........................57 92 Hammonton............................41 52 Holy Spirit..........................77 83 Lower Cape May.....................47 52 Vineland.............................57 Tournament Games 65 Ocean City...........................61 74 Mainland.............................78 73 Eastern..............................57 67 REYNOLDS CHAMBERLAIN Center RICHARD YADLOSKY Guard MIKE JAMES Forward ERNIE TROIANO Forward MIKE KORZENIOWSKI Forward A STEVE RUSSO Guard Anci it's another victory for the Warriors. The crowd goes wild! Ah, to the hoop . . . Now here’s the plan . . . First, Ernie’s got to wake up! P-Ville’s lying down on the job. 4 OK, guys, no wrestling! Successful Junior Varsity S. Bixler, B. Dennis, B. Czyzewski. R. Rice, B. Hand, S. Hatch, Coach Craven, M. Mitchell, G. Troiano, K. Cruiser, C. Quinn, G. Camp- bell. J. Menz, E. Olney, P. Bond. J. Flynn, D. Olson, C. Johnson. 74 COACH JAY CRAVEN B. Dennis, S. Bixler, B. Hand, G. Troiano, Coach Craven, M. Mitchell, J. Menz, P. Bond, K. Cruiser. Undefeated Freshmen 75 Cheerleaders 77 JUNIOR VARSITY - Charlotte Molino. Co-captain Sally Konowitch, Captain Sue Lehman, Lynn Ludman, Donna Karol, Nancy Gierlic, Alethia Miller. 78 FRESHMEN — Peggy Camp. Paula Leahey. Nancy Booth, Kathy Everingham. Pauline (Carlson. Bottom row: T. Snyder, M. Mitchell. G. Smith. J. Hewitt, J. Fulginiti. B. Menz Top row: (xxach Kolmansberger, A. Warner, P. Hudson, R. Ludman, C. Quinn, P. Dare, S. Russo, S. Korzcniowski Baseball ’67 Even though the Wildwood Warrior baseball team was not exceptionally successful during the 1967 season, it displayed a great deal of team spirit and desire to play baseball well. The team won only 2 games and lost 11, while finishing near bottom of the C.A.L. But last year was a ''building’' year, and this year the fans can look forward to a much more suc- cessful baseball season. 79 STEVE KORZENIOWSKI Pitcher, right fielder BRUCE MENZ First baseman Center fielder CHARLES QUINN Second baseman RICHARD LI OMAN Third baseman STEVE RUSSO Shortstop GARY SMITH Pitcher Track and Field ’67 ERNIE TROIANO Javelin thrower RAYMOND SIMPSON Pole vaulter Homecoming Junior Sue T(� dd with escort Steve Ritchie. Junior Terry Labor with escort Ernie Troiano. Chairmen Toni and Sally with Major James Mayor James crowns Queen Bonnie. Senior Cris Teitelman with escort Richard Yadloskv. On Saturday, last minute preparations are made by the reliable Mr. Shevlin. The Homecoming Court. Band, and floats are paraded through town with much excitement before the game. During halftime ceremonies of the Warrior-Gray hound game. Queen Bonnie is re-crowned. Escorts of the Court on Saturday. 85 Project Spotlight REPERTORY IN ACTION Scenes from: The Taming of the Shrew Caesar and Cleopatra JU1LLIARD DANCE ENSEMBLE 86 CHAMBER MUSIC CONCERT 11 PIANO RECITAL (Christopher Sager The Bald Soprano A Thurber Carnival The Year Is Livened by the Mardi-Gras . . . QUEEN JOY HAND KING MIKE DIANTONIO and Pep Rallies. Mardi-Gras Court VI hat’s this — visiting cheerleaders? The senior boys lend a hand to boost spirit at fu- neral service” for arch-enemy. Cape May, before bonfire and football game. to Junior Dances. In 67 Spring Fashion Show, models displayed their handiwork. Thanksgiving Dinner, sponsored by Mrs. Swanson’s Home Ec. II Dept. Activities Continue Through the Year . . . From fashion shows 88 Prom — 1967 CO-CHAIRMEN Audrey Bozarth Cris Teitelman PROM COMMITTEE - C. Teitelman, S. Snyder, J. Hand. D. Konopka. A. Wingate, L. Bebler, D. Knight, B. Guzmon, A. Bozarth, J. Sinn, B. Menz. S. Korzeniowski, G. Rague. “La Noche Espanola” La Noche Espanola”, theme of the 1967 Junior-Senior From sponsored by the Class of 68 , will long be remembered by those who attended. Valentino's Restaurant was the perfect setting for the gay fiesta from 8:00 P.M. to midnight. A hot and cold buffet was served, while the Dance Band furnished music and entertain- ment. Each girl attending the From received a silver Prom Key and a red and black Prom Booklet. The After-the-Prom-Party was sponsored bv the P.T.A. at the American Legion Hall from mid- night until 3:00 A.M. The mothers of the class gave the breakfast which was held at the Crestwood Dinner from 3:00 A.M. to 5:00 A.M. Photographers took pictures as lasting momentos of the fes- tive occasion. 89 Senior Play PLAY COMMITTEE AND CAST — A. Bozarth, C. Teitelman, N. Snyder, V. Twiford, S. Forbes, M. Burkhart, D. Reuter, L. Bebler. A. Win- gate, D. Knight. L. Aragon, D. Konopka. J. Hand. S. Snyder, J. Sinn, R. Simpson, J. Dougherty. G. Rague. M. DiAntonio, L. Hornstine, R. Scavetta. 90 Mr. Motz. Direetor: June Rosenfeld, Student Direetor; Mrs. Cristo, Assistant. The Mouse That Roared A pretty girl of twenty-two happens to be the present Duchess Gloriana, sovereign of a microscopic country in the Alps founded centuries ago by a roving band of Eng- lish bowmen. Gloriana’s unique solution to the near bankruptcy of her tiny domain is to declare war on the United States! There’s some method in her madness, however, for her study of recent history suggests that the surest way to wealth today is to lose a war with the United States, for the peculiar country’s odd reaction is to pour aid, re- lief, and rehabilitation on the vanquished. When her Declaration” is considered a prank bv the U.S. State Department, Glo- riana decides to invade! Tully Bascom, presently in charge of their bowmen, is to launch an attack — then they can surrender and reap the rewards. Serious-minded Tully, however, upsets all calculations when he and his bowmen do the last thing ex- pected — they win! THE GAST Gloriana the Twelfth Tully Bascom....... Count Mountjov • . ■ David Benter....... Mr. Beston......... Professor Kokintz . . President.......... Mrs. Bascom........ Ladies-in-Waiting . . Peasant Girl....... Page............... General Snippet . . . Stern-faced W acs . . Miss Johnson....... Miss Wilki ns...... Mrs. Reiner........ Will Tatum......... Tom Mulligan .... American Tourists . Four Soldiers....... .................Diane Konopka ...................Ray Simpson .................Danny Hoffman .................John Dougherty ..................Bill Goodwin ..................Gene Leimberg ...................George Rague ....................Sally Snyder . . Audrey Bozarth, Anna Wingate ....................Vicki Twiford ...................... Joy Hand .................Rocky Scavetta .... Louise Bebler, Dottie Reuter ....................Doris Knight .................Cris Teitelman ....................Lisa Gordon ..................Dave MacDonald ..............Steve Korzeniowski ......Sharyn Thomas. Judy Sinn, Nancy Snyder, Maryanne Burkhart .........Tom Ritchie, Gary Sloan, Paul Compare. Dale Roach 91 UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MR. ARTHUR MOTZ ASSISTED BY MRS. JOSIE CRISTO AND JUNE ROSENFIELD The Islander STAFF - Eugene Leimberg, Louise Bobler, Ann Wingate, Advisor Mr. Tushingham, Steve Korzeniowski, Sharyn Forbes, Sally Snyder, Bill Goodwin, Sharvn Thomas. George Kague. Diane Konopka. Cheryl Clary, Toni Fulginiti. Doris Knight. Cris Teitelman, Audrey Bozarth. Judy Sinn. CO-EDITORS — Sharyn Thomas and Steve Korzeniowski 92 National Honor Society M. Neff, R. Buckingham, D. Karol, S. Zervas, S. Stocker, A. Wingate, A. Bozarth. C. Elliott, L. Sauter, B. Evans, K. Todd, J. Rosenfeld, J. Leahey, C. Teitelman, N. Gierlich, B. Konowitch, S. Thomas. I). Reuter, S. Korzeniow- ski, J. Sinn, D. Hoffman. I). Volz, L. Hornstine, E. Munzenmaver, M. Korzeniowski, B. Russei The National Honor Society is a society or- for the purpose of acknowledging the achievements of outstanding students and pro- viding incentive for future ambitions. It includes only those students who possess the qualities of scholarship, leadership, and character. Mr. Norton Advisor, A. Wingate Treas., J. Rosenfeld Sec., D. Hoff- man V-Pres., L. Hornstine Prers. 93 Student Council REPRESENTATIVES SENIORS William Goodwin Toni Fulginiti Dan Hoffman Joy Hand Richard Mitchell Dotty Reuter Gary Sloan SOPHOMORES James Flynn Roxann Buckingham Joe Fulginiti Olga Garay Stanley Mitchell Lvnn Ludman Charles Quinn Lynn Ruhino EIGHTH GRADE Charles Daniels Linda Bozarth Floyd Shelton Gloria Knight JUNIORS George Carlson Christine Eisl Michael James Elizabeth Hand Mike Korzeniowski Sally Konowitch Ernie Troiano Kathy Todd FRESHMEN Steve Bixler Barbara Buckingham William Gager Marion Konowitch John Menz Karen Penico SEVENTH GRADE Nancy (dark Giles Hudson Willie Robinson Pam Masclarella OFFICERS 94 President, Bruce Menz; Vice-President, Steve Ritchie; Secre- tary, Judy Sinn; Treasurer, Steve Korzeniowski; Historian, Richard Yadloskv. OFFICERS — Mr. McCracken. Advisor; Ray Simpson, Treas.; Ernie Troiano. -Pres.; Steve Korzeniowski. Pres. B. Goodwin, M. Mitchell. T. Gallagher, R. Simpson. P. DiAntonio, P. Compare, Mr. McCracken. L. Catanoso, R. Mitchell. G. Rague. E. I eimberg. E. Harshaw. R. Ludman, I). Olson, E. Troiano, F. Read. S. Korzeniowski, T. Palmer. M. Korzeniowski, B. Menz. 95 The Warrior EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Daniel Hoffman EDITORIAL STAFF — Dan Hoffman, Sotiroula Zervas, Fred Munzenmayer, Eugene Leimberg, Bonnie konowiteh. STAFF — Silling: Jean I eahy, Kathv Hague, Bonnie Konowitch, Nancy Thomas, Rick Anzelone, Karen Penico, Joyce Godfrey, Joy Bright, June Rosenfeld, Denise Buchter, Wayne Olsen, Marv DelCorio, and Pamela Suppa. Standing: Erie Munzenmayer, Oliver Green, Joan Malec, Jim Little, Allen Warner, Daniel Hoffman, Fred Mun- zenmayer, Eugene I cimburg. Marion Konowitch. and Sotiroula Zervas. Warrior Financing Warrior Staff 97 Mr. Di.Maio: Karen Penico; Warrior Advisor. Mrs. Greenwood; Mrs. Barriskell; and Marion Konowitch. W.H.S. Band Director. Mr. Switzer; J. Mierden. M. Clary, A. Caison, E. McNeal, J. Scialabba. S. Owen. O. Green. B. Rappaport, E. Shivers. J. Little, E. Leimberg, E. Munzen- mayer, K. Dare. D. Millard, B. Rogers J. Bright, L. Sauter, L. Busch. E. Davis, B. Herrara. W. Olson. T.Fon tan naz. B. King. P. Sabins. F. Flud. P. Hewitt. P. Bond. G. Troiano. S. Bixler. D. Hewitt. J. Krogman. W. Hall. T. Clock. B. Bakiev. J. DiDio, J. Hubbard. B. Pierpont. C. Kuski. J. Krivitsky, A. Zdenek. J. Ewen, B. Unruh. Majorettes and Color Guard FITURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA - Mrs. Swanson, Advisor; S. Todd, C. EM, M DfiAngdo, C. Rehill. N. Booth, 0. Clark� -. D. Dunhour, M. Havward. S. Sheldon. K. Sharp. C. Molino. P. Shadbolt, J. Nash. S. Ward, B. Klecz. HISTORY CLUB — Mr. Shevlin. Advisor; B. talker, T. Gallagher. L. Hornstine. G. Rague. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB — Sponsored by Mr. Carr; J. Fulginiti. J. Fulginili. W. Harrison. J. Little. E. Leimbuerg, J. Ewan, F. Goodwin, B. Russell. DEBATING CLUB — Mr. Motz, Advisor; R. Beleiano, S. Higgs. J. Ro- senfeld. J. Leahey. G. Rague. B. Goodwin. L. Hornstine, V. Stella. W. Hudson. FRENCH CLl B — Mrs. Cristo. Advisor; D. Buehter, M. Taylor, J. Bright. D. King, B. Jordon, J. Meridan, P. Suppa, N. Thomas, M. Del- Corio. P. Kammer, K. Rague. L. Bozarth. B. Lippineott. I). Dunhour, P. Belxv, P. Klaiss. G. Knight. L. Garris, F. Clark, D. Reuter, C. Eisle, N. Geilick, B. Forbes. B. Krivitsky 100 CREATIVE WRITING CU B - Miss Oliva, Advisor; K. Todd, P. Shad- bolt, S. Todd, S. Konowitch, L. Garris, B. Krivitsky. K. Penico, C. Moli- no. P. Klaiss. B. Konowitch, C. Rehill, S. Amond, S. Warner. C. Eisl. D. Smith. M. DeAngclo. READING CLUB — Sponsor'd by Miss Dolii Paoli; L. Littleton, C. Ac- cardi, M. Konowitch, B. Konowitch. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS - Mr. Herbert, Advisor; C. Phelps, L. Gordon. L. Bran- nan. D. Hamilton, C. Clary, G. Sloan. D. Knight. L. Aragon. V. Weatherby. M. Neff. SPANISH CLUB — Sponsored by Mrs. Garay; C. Mondelli, K. Evering- ham. D. King. P. Sabins, M. Konowitch. S. Ritchie, S. Konowitch, S. W ar- ner, B. Konowitch. SCIENCE CLUB — Mr. Weinstein, Advisor; L. Crimmins. P. Hewitt. R. Jack. S. Johnson, G. Hudson. C Menzel. C. Daniels. A. Anderson. S. Lau- riell. K. O’Quin, T. Quinn. D. Dunhour. W Robinson. J. DiDio, C. W in- gate, B. Unger, P. Masciarella. R. Harmon, E. McAleer. P. Scully. 101 LET’S DRIVE RIGHT CLUB — Sponsored by Mr. Gallagher; R. Wilson, T. Quinn, E. Troiano, C. Daniels, F. Read. S. Mitchell, L. Crimmins, S. Ritchie. GYM LEADERS — Sponsored by Mr. Oves. F.T.A. — Sponsored by Mr. Bieraeh; S. Zer- vas, J. Godfrey. M. Burkhart. V. Kimbel, S. Snyder. KNITTING CLUB — Sponsored bv Miss Taylor; W. White, N. Clark. D. Olson. V. Clark, F. Newell, P. M asciare lb. M. Love. J. Nash, D. I unhour, P. Clark, C. Wingate. INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB — Sponsored by Mr. Stouter; G. Hudson. P. Giacalone, C. Menzel, S. Johnson, B. Rook, V. Stella, B. Belciano. B. Beasley, K. Johnson, J. Jordan, D. Fon- tannaz, W. Robinson, J. Godfrey, K. Robertson, T. Quinn, W. Hudson, J. Heil, S. Lauricllo, R. Jack, K. O'Quinn. CHOIR — Sponsored by Mr. Bew; I). Smith. A. Anderson, T. Cohen, K. Penico, V. Twiford, F. Gaines, B. Krivitsky, D. King. A. Wingate. L. Gar- ris, S. King, B. Wilson, B. Little, V. Clark, G. Waugh. J. Hatch, A. At- wood, M. Achilles, A. Zdenek, B. Unruh, M. Clary. NUMBER SENSE — Soonsored by Miss Billger; A. Anderson, C. Daniels, L. Crimmins, D. Olson, P. Sturdwant, J. Jordan, fc. Knight. W. Robinson. MATH CLUB — Mr. Mueller, Advisor; J. Ewan, B. Levy, R. Anzelone, L. Hornstine. W. Harns. W. Olson, A. Warner, S. Mitchell, J. Flynn, B. Rogers, J. Fulginiti. B. Russell, F. Accardi, H. Fredericks. NURSES CLUB — Sponsored by Miss Anderson; C. Cur- van, P. Kenny, M. Finocchiaro, S. Ladzenski. Distributive Education Advisor, Mr. Hitchcock SENIOR D.E. — B. Klecz, C. Madsen, P. Compare, B. Lamach, D. Roach, W. Larcomb. 104 JUNIOR D.E. — R. Morey, T. Clock, G. Gerhard, J. Balzer, E. Nelson, D. Shopp, J. Belz, Mr. Hitchcock. Underclassmen S. Hatch. Vice-Pres.; S. Todd. Sec.; S. Stocker, Pres.; C. Mondelli, Historian; W. Raff. Treasurer. A. Miller. S. Konowitch, S. Lehman, T. Labor, B. Konowitch, C. Molino. P. Merkel. B. Krivitskv, J. Martino, D. O’Neill. D. MacDonald. P. Klaiss. P. Mackell. S. Meyers, R. Little, M. Korzeniowski, E. Nelson, C. Mondelli, R. Morey, W. Raff. 106 L. Geiger, G. Gerhart, R. Gallagher. A. Jones, L. Garris, J. Jordon, 0. Green, S. King, C. Kane, J. Hewitt, S. Hatch. D. Green- land. S. Ritchie, T. Glock, R. Hudson. C. Johnson, K. Kennedy. P. Clark, J. Bright, J. Angello, C. Elliot, E. Fitzpatrick, B. Evans, A. Diggs, B. Carry, R. Belz, A. Caison, B. Forbes, W. Bo- lder, L. Catanoso, F. Accardi, S. Amond, W. Craig, C. Ewan. K. Abel, G. Bostard. M. DeAngelo, G. Carlson. E. Shivers, C. Shaefter, K. Widerstrom, C. Rehill. D. Shopp. J. Salvator, S. Zervas, S. Warner, R. Wilson, S. Sheldon, S. Todd. K. Todd, P. Shadbolt, D. Smith, T. W right, A. Waicus, L. Sauter, K. Sharp, S. Ritchie. J. Smith, F. Read, E. Troiano 108 D. Karol, Pres.; N. Gierlich, See.; S. Russo, V. Pres.; S. Mitchell, Hist.; J. Fulginiti, Treas. 109 V. Kimbell, C. Johnson. P. Kenny, J. Godfrey, D. Karol, A. Giuffrida, J. Hatch. N. Gierlich, V. Fulton, O. Garay, J. Jones. B. Hand. W. Herrara, J. Fulginiti, H. Fredericks. F. Goodwin, W. Harrison, D. Hewitt. K. Heil, J. Ful- giniti. D. Hansen. J. Hubbard. J. Reagan, D. Shivers, R. Shivers, D. Tantaros. R. Zdenek, P. Visalli. M. Rosenberg. K. Thomas, 0. Tyne, J. Sheldon. J. Suppa. B. Wilson, L Wilson, A. Warner, R. Wister, C. Quinn, G. White, B. Russell, J. Thompson, R. Rice, G. Smith, B. Rogers. B. Unruh, S. Russo. K. Petrizi, L. Ludman, C. Petrosky. S. Ladzenski. N. Narolski. C. Owen, E. Olson, B. Levy. M. Nocito, N. Miller, M. Palmer, K. Parfitt, B. Lippincott. P. McCann, E. Munzcnmayer. D. Olson, E. Olncy, W. Olson, R. Pinnix, S. Mitchell, F. Moore, I). McNally, J. Little. 110 J. Ewan, R. Anzelone, J. Beaman, J. Dun hour, R. Bakely, R. Buckingham, L. Brown, R. Czyzewski. P. Barnes. F. Clark. D. Clark, A. Anderson, B. Czyzewski, D. Bowman, J. Flynn. M. Achilles, M. Finocchiara. Ill B. Buckingham. Hist.; P. Leahey, Treas.; S. Bixler, Pres.; M. Konowitch. Sec.; J. Menz, V. Pres. L. Littleton. P. Leahey, F. Kelly. D. King, M. Konowitch, B. Jordan. H. Frenchville, J. Malee, I). Guida, C. King, E. Gaines, R. Love, J. Johnson, D. Fontannez, J. Love, G. Hart, J. Krivitsky, B. Hand, C. Kuski. 112 G. Waugh, D. McNeal, D. Olson, P. Newell, J. Wister, W. White, K. Penico, B. Pierpont, R. Sauter, J. Menz, C. NefF, G. Mi- glio, B. Mueller. A. Zdenek, A. Storms, H. Posternock, G. Troiano. H. Bebee. D. Blong, P. Camp, K. Everingham, V. Clark, T. Cohen, K. Dare, S. Bixler, B. Dennis, N. Booth, P. Carlson, D. Dunhour, K. Cruiser, C. Aecardi, N. Cravelli, B. Chew, P. Bond, G. Beleiano, M. Clary. 113 The Islander 1968 Wildwood High School Wildwood, New Jersey Through time, patience and hard work The 1968 Islander has been com- piled, recapturing the events which have taken place throughout the year. This is not an easy task, and could not have been accomplished without the help, un- derstanding and co-operation of many individuals. We would like to express our sincere thanks to all, and to mention but a few . . . . . . The Wildwood Leader and Mr. Tom Kinnemand for providing us with several football photos. . . . the Photo Club and Mr. Carr for their time and effort. . . . the Administration and Faculty for their co-operation. . . . chairman of the financial committee, Audrey Bozarth. . . . the Yearbook Staff. . . . Mr. Shevlin, for his support and encouragment. . . . and Mr. Tushingham for his guidance, dedication, and patience. We hope that on looking through the pages of The Islander, now and in the future, they will have special meaning to the seniors as wrell as underclassmen, bringing back fond memories. Sincerely, Sharvn L. Thomas Steve H. Korzeniowski Co-Editors STUDENT ADS Alice Anderson George and Alice Allan Anderson Snuffy and Terry Bob Little Sideburns Forever — Danny and Joyce Bunny Wabbitt and Santy Clause Donna and Paula Brutus, Marc, and ? Portia Frank Goodwin Chink and Rox Lisa Gordon Chuck and Judy Kathy, Gwen, Pert, and Jeff Harris Dan and Dot Bill Hoffaker Harry and Sue Paula, Bonnie, Marian, and Ben Konowitch Pat and Kendul Moe and No Moe Paul and Linda Sharyn Forbes Phil and Paula Sue, Pat, and Paula Russ and Sharon Surfin' Simp Sharyn and Lou Nancy Steve and Joy Ernie Steve and Wendy Rick An ze lone Tom and Fran Lynne and Lynn Walt and Louise Qne Time Goof Wayne and Patty Mike and Barbara Nort, Steve, Gary, and Rich Steve and Sue Gary and Gregory Campbell John and Jeanette A Friend Mike and Joy Linda Garris 115 PATRON ADS Mr. or d Mrs. Thomas Alexander Apollo Motel Avalon Tile Stores Cliff Bartlett Hi-Steps Dick and Lou Bishop Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Bower Mr. and Mrs. Bud Bozarth Mr. and Mrs. Harry O. Burkhart Mr. and Mrs. Philip Calamaro Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Carr, Vicky and Kathy Mr. and Mrs. Douglas DeWeese Mr. and Mrs. David A. Elliott Rev. and Mrs. William J. Faulkner Ruth Feld Shop Mr. and Mrs. George Forbes Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ford and Bob Mr. and Mrs. John E. Fowler Mr. and Mrs. George Flud Mr. and Mrs. A. Fulginiti Mr. and Mrs. John J. Fulginiti Gerry's Atlantic Service Dr. and Mrs. Gordon Henry Gorelick Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Greenspan The Grossman Family Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Harris and family Mr. and Mrs. Hayman John F. Hitchcock D.E. Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Hudson Jayne's Beauty Shop R. Eugene Krober La Vita Motel Mr. and Mrs. Samuel C. Littleton, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lloyd Mr. Richard J. Logan Best Wishes — The Marsden Family Mary Cross Candies The McCracken Family Mr. and Mrs. A. Motz Mr. John G. Mueller Mr. and Mrs. Nowell Pete and Marge O'Brien Mr. and Mrs. Howard H. Palmer Sr. Pat and Putt Palmer and family Mr. and Mrs. Porker Pinnix Electric Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rhile Rhoades' Card Store Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Ritchie Mrs. Laura M. Sabins Mr. and Mrs. James Shevlin and family The Sinn Fomily Walter and Violet Sloan Larry and Rose Marie Snyder Nick Stella Surf Motors Marianne Swanson The Szabo Family Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Taylor Mrs. Rae Top ham AAt. and Mrs. Turchi Mrs. Edith Twiford Miss Florence Twiford Mrs. Edwin Volz and family Mr. and Mrs. Robert Walter Mr. and Mrs. B. Wapner and family Mr. and Mrs. William Weatherby Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wood and family James DiDio Bellman's Restaurant and Bar Dottie Bradshaw Miss Artenzie Delli Pooli Mr. and Mrs. George E. Allsop Mr. and Mrs. John W. Leahey Mr. and Mrs. Orazio D’Amico Mr. and Mrs. Pizza Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Hall Mr. and Mrs. Robert Maisch Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Shivers and family Mr. and Mrs. Louis Simonini Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stocker and family Mr. and Mrs. Walter Larcombe 43 and 45 Mr. Dominick J. Mancia Martha and Jim Harkins Class 36 Elmer Geiger Betty and George Hamburg Mrs. Bette Anthony Yodel and Pat Pete's Barber Shop Oswald's Laundromat Jayne's Beauty Shop Charles Guhr Co. Wheaton's Agency Wildwood Esso Nick's Crest Barber Shop Ed Jones Mobil Service Center Alice and Pat King Joan and George Land Pat Di Stasio Mr. David Berman Chodwick's Texaco Wildwood Clam Co. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pessagno Mr. and Mrs. James Dugan Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Fox Mr. and Mrs. William A. DuBois Mr. and Mrs. Anthony On orato Mr. and Mrs. Charles Onorato Mr. and Mrs. Lou Morey Mr. and Mrs. Earl Calloway Dr. and Mrs. Mozzatta Mr. and Mrs. James E. Maguire Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jaggard Margie s Barber Shop Lorry's Barber Shop Rhoades' Card Shop Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Shivers and Family Mr. and Mrs. Albert Thomas Mr. and Mrs. E. Dale Noland, Jr. THE WILDWOODS BY THE SEA, N.J. City of North Wildwood Borough of Wildwood Crest City of Wildwood INGERSOLL FUNERAL HOME 117 Congratulations to Class of “68 JOLENDA SHOP HOME OF “VILLAGER AND LADYBUG” 401 1 Pacific Ave. Wildwood, New Jersey Phone 522-1996 Congratulations to Class of “68“ BABY SHOP — YOUTH CENTER HOME OF NATIONALLY ADVERTISED BRANDS 4017 Pacific Ave. Wildwood, New Jersey Phone 522-1964 For Distinctive Ceramics Call 399-2266 G.E.B. STUDIO • Finished Products Made to Order. • The Ceramic Workshop With Small Classes. • Area Distributor for Fiesta Products and Lorraine Molds. GLADYS AND BILLIE MUNZ Compliments of FEENY AND HENDRICKSON AGENCY Title Insurance 119 JOHN V. FEENEY ROBERT J. HENDRICKSON Compliments of UNIVERSAL DESIGN LTD. Congratulations to Class of ’68 SUNDBERG’S RESTAURANT 2nd and New York Ave. WILLIAM AND DOROTHY STRICKLIN UNION TRUST COMPANY WILDWOOD, NEW JERSEY Main Office 3600 Pacific Ave. Branch Office Hildreth Ave. and Park Blvd. “THE UNION TRUST WHERE SERVICE IS A MUST Compliments of MARINER INN 8100 County Blvd., on Sunset Lake Lower Township Adjacent to Wildwood Crest, New Jersey Compliments of SOUTH JERSEY TV CABLE CO. 226 E. Oak Avenue, Wildwood, N.J. — Serving — THE WILDWOODS CAPE MAY NORTH CAPE MAY VILLAS Phone 522-4350 Compliments of LAWS PRINTING COASTLINE ADVERTISING Cape May and Wildwood, N.J. 121 IRV POSTERNOCK AGENT ALLSTATE INSURANCE COMPANIES 121 West Aster Road, Wildwood Crest, N.J. Bus. Tel: 522-1257 - Res. Tel: 522-1257 Congratulations To Class of '68 2408 Dune Dr. MAUND MARSDEN ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Avalon 967-31 91 Wildwood 522-6262 Avalon, N.J. 08260 Best Wishes to the Class of '68 SHIP ’N SHORE CLARKE MOTORS PLYMOUTH-VALIANT-SIMCA Pine and New Jersey Ave. Wildwood Dial 522-1468 122 Compliments of BURKE MOTOR SALES Wildwood and Cape May Court House CREST ESSO SERVICE STATION FRANK GOODWIN-Prop. Fern and New Jersey Avenues, Wildwood Crest, N.J. Phone: 522-0120 We give S H Green Stamps Compliments of HOTEL OCEANIC MR. AND MRS. FRANK J. OSTER KAMMER’S BAKERY Compliments of MARINE NATIONAL BANK Wildwood, New Jersey Crest Branch — Sweetbriar and Pacific Avenues North Wildwood Branch — 1 4th and New Jersey Avenues MEMBER Federal Reserve System MEMBER Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. FRANK L. HOFFMAN Realtor and Insurer 6301 Pacific Ave., Wildwood Crest GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF '68 BOWMAN’S PET SHOP Marlyn Manor Shopping Center Rio Grande, NJ. GEORGE’S SUNOCO SERVICE E. TROIANO SON Spruce and Delaware Ave. North Wildwood 522-2119 Masonry Contractors 307 W. Rio Grande Ave. Wildwood 522-3201 5100 New Jersey Avenue Wildwood, New Jersey Phone 522-3035 124 Hair Styling by MENZ DISTRIBUTORS INC. CATERINA Corner of Garfield and Pacific Wildwood 522-7151 Free Parking Wildwood, N.J. 522-0131 Wholesale Only Restaurants — Store — Coffee Shop JOHANSEN WILSON Compliments of the Real Estate — Insurance NEW JERSEY MENHADEN PRODUCTS, INC. Cor. Rio Grande and Hudson Aves. Phone 522-5562 Wildwood, N.J. Phone 522-5815 Free Delivery Compliments SHEA’S 17th ST. MARKET RIO MOTEL Meats — Products — Groceries 522-1461 11 3 East 1 7th Street North Wildwood, N.J. We Fill Your Freezer at Discount Prices Congratulations to the Class of '68 and “Good Luck Good Luck to the Class of '69 BUCKINGHAM BROS. Mr. and Mrs. Roland Bebler 125 SEARS, ROEBUCK CO. Good Luck to the Senior Class From 132 E. Spicer Ave. THE CLASS OF “71” Best Wishes Best Wishes to the Class of ’68 ARTHUR RAFF BUILDERS DARE BROS. REALTY CO. MODEL CLEANERS LAUNDERERS, INC. SCOOP’S SPORTING GOODS Wildwood and Cape May 522-4164 884-3264 SABINS JEWELRY GIFT SHOP ATLANTIC AUTO SUPPLY CO. Jewelry — Gifts — Cards Expert Watch Repairing Original Equipment Parts House Automotive — Marine — Industrial Supplies 3108 Pacific Ave. 522-1694 104-106 E. Lincoln Ave. Wildwood, NJ. 126 Compliments of Compliments of READ’S STEAK HOUSE SENATOR AND MRS. ROBERT E. KAY 3212 Boardwalk GRACE Compliments of OIL COMPANY J. BYRNE AGENCY, INC. THE COFFEE SHOP Compliments of (Next to Jackson's Drug Store) MR. AND MRS. SAUTER 3403 Pacific Ave. CRYSTAL SANDS MOTEL Open All Year LARRY FENZA’S REALTY Finest Furniture and Appliances Realtor and Insurer RM FURNITURE, INC. 8200 New Jersey Ave. Wildwood Crest, N.J. Phone 522-6919 At the Old Fire House 4405 Pacific Avenue Wildwood, N.J. 522-9200 127 Compliments of JERRY’S BEAUTY SALON PARK LANE MOTEL 3102 Pacific Avenue Wildwood, N.J. Phone 522-5637 Best Wishes to the Class of '68 PARAMOUNT SANITARY CHEMICAL CO. “FRIENDS OF RECREATION” Lincoln and New Jersey Ave. Wildwood, N.J. Phones: 522-2629 522-6983 MAINLAND ACADEMY OF Compliments of BEAUTY CULTURE Learn a Dignified, Rewarding Career ' ATLANTIC TOBACCO COMPANY JOSEPH’S BARBER SHOP 101 N. Main St. Pleasantville, N.J. 08232 Phone 646-1537 4107 Pacific Avenue Wildwood-By-The-Seo, N.J. JOSEPH PESCHI Dial 522-4989 PROP. Dial 522-3800 Compliments of MR. AND MRS. HARRY BAKELY Compliments CHECKEiy J of CA6 VX4 y Compliments of THE PATRONS OF “T.A.” 128 PAUL AND CRIS Best Wishes to the Class of '68 Mr. and Mrs. Louis H. Griesbach, Jr. Compliments of TAYLOR’S MARKET FULGINITI PHOTO SHOP KINDLE FORD Mercury Lincoln Sales and Service DAILY RENTAL - YEARLY LEASING Compliments of FLACCO’S MARKET J H COLD CUTS Giant Subs and Sandwiches Take-Out-Service 4520 Pork Blvd. Wildwood 522-3783 JOS. F. HUGHES AND SONS “Quality Meats and Groceries 100 E. Rio Grande Avenue Wildwood, NJ. 522-3561 Best Wishes From THE “VELVETIERS” Lou, Bob, Ken, and Shotgun ALA KAI MOTEL Toledo and Atlantic Aves. 522-2159 Compliments of SANDS MOTEL GOOD LUCK Mr. and Mrs. Raymond L. Teitelman Compliments of GOULD REALTY CO. BOB’S 1 HR. CLEANERS Expert Tailoring and Alterations 4409 Park Blvd. Wildwood Phone 522-4921 SILEN’S Shoe and Resort Wear 5000 Poeific Avenue Wildwood, New Jersey AR-CEE LUNCHEONETTE Steaks — Hoagies Breakfast Served 201 N. New Jersey Avenue North Wildwood, N.J. 522-7383 129 Compliments of Good Luck to the Class of “68 CARRIAGE STOP MOTEL and POOR DAFFODIAL GIFT SHOP MISTER SOFTEE Compliments of Compliments of BUCKINGHAM BROTHERS, INC. GOULD REALTY COMPANY PH. 522-6004 HOLLYWOOD TONSORIAL Compliments Men and Boys’ Hair Stylist BILL KENNEDY 8700 New Jersey Ave. Wildwood Crest ELECTRONIC SERVICE HOURS: 9AM to 7 PM O' Ge0liGE ' NZIT° ASST WALTER KLECZ “Good Luck ROX AND BARB Compliments of BEANIE’S CITY CAB 522-3461 Compliments of SEASIDERS WOODY’S CORNER 1 8th and New Jersey Aves. Bar and Liquor Store THUNDERBIRD INN Compliments of Cocktail Lounge — Restaurant JAMES A. L. HARRIS, INC. Real Estate and Insurance Surf Avenue at 24th St. — North Wildwood Under Owner — Management — Ski Jastremski ESTABLISHED 1919 RITCHIE’S CAFE Congratulations to the Class of 1968 Breakfast — Lunch — Dinner MAISCH’S ANTIQUES Maple and New Jersey Ave. 522-0892 Hrs: 7 A.M. to 9 P.M. 2203 New York Avenue F.M. Music — Intercoms — T.V. System Free Estimates: Compliments of NICK’S RADIO-T.V. SERVICE For the “Best” in Repairs Shop — H. B. CHRISTMAN SON 3004 Pacific Avenue Phone 522-7391 130 Best Wishes to the Class of 68” Compliments of Compliments of GINNY’S HAIR FASHIONS MONAGHAN RUBBER CO. Compliments of OSBORNE’S T.V. Appliances, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Stanley M. Hornstine TWO GREAT STORES North Wildwood Cape May Court House Compliments of QUIGLEY-SIMPSON Dispensing-Opticians WINGATE MOTEL 219 E. Wildwood Ave. Wildwood, NJ. Phone 522-9487 Best Wishes NORT’S PLACE MARVIN PERSKIE Luncheonette Home of Wildwood High’s Athletes” THE GARDEN GREENHOUSE NURSERY M. S. BROWN, JLRS. Twentieth and New York Avenues North Wildwood, New Jersey Telephone 522-3734 Wildwood, N.J. Compliments of WCMC AM-FM-TV SOUTH JERSEY MARINE Wildwood, New Jersey Channel 40 PARSON REALTY CO. Phone 522-0255 Free Delivery TROPEA’S PHARMACY 3214 Atlantic Avenue Wildwood, New Jersey For Your Health” A. W. TROPEA, B. SC, R.P. RICH’S HOLLYWOOD BARBER SHOP HALPERN’S Razor Cutting and All the Latest Haircuts For Men and Children RICHARD HEADLEY ) 17 Eost 17th Ave. Prop. N. Wildwood, N.J. SPORTING GOODS 3421 Pacific Ave. Wildwood, N.J. 131 “THE MARTHA SHOP” Fine Ladies' Apparel Compliments of 3405 Pacific Avenue Edith Esher JOHN AND NELL PRESTON Phone 522-2526 ANDERSON’S VARIETY THE WHEATON AGENCY Cardinal and New Jersey Aves. Insurance and Real Estate SNUFFY’S CREST LUNCHEONETTE FITZGERALD 101 E. Aster Rd. Wildwood Crest Wildwood and Atlantic Ave. AQUA MOTEL Best of Luck Morning Glory Rd. and Ocean Ave. Wildwood Crest, N.J. MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH BARNES Best of Luck to Class of 68” Compliments of THE MUSIC CENTER SOUTH JERSEY SALES 208 E. Oak Ave. Wildwood, N.J. LEON’S GEM SHOE STORE Good Luck 3106 14 Pacific Ave. Wildwood, N.J. Phone 522-5513 PHIL EDDIE ALLEN’S MEN’S SHOP CLIFF WILSON SONS T.V. APPLIANCE, INC. Cor. Oak and Pacific Avenues Wildwood, NJ. Television 3200 Block N.J. Ave. _ Wildwood, N.J. RePair Phone 522-1437 Valsar Paints F. D. COLSON LUMBER CO. SEASHORE BAKERS, INC. 18th and N.J. Avenues North Wildwood, N.J. Your Lumber No. 522-3431 410 W. Lincoln Ave. Wildwood, N.J. EUGENE SNYDER 522-5848 132 Compliments of THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO. THOMPSON’S GULF STATION 3419 New Jersey Ave. Wildwood, N.J. Phone 522-4500 AND TOM CAT RESTAURANT 443 W. Rio Grande Ave. Best Wishes Compliments of JAMES SCRIVANI BUICK, INC. LOUIS STALLER INC. KURTZ’S RESTAURANT DOCK ROY L. CUMMINS FLORIST 6112 Pork Blvd. 1 36 East Oak Avenue Wildwood, New Jersey 522-6908 VALENTINO’S RESTAURANT THE PETRONIS FAMILY CLARENCE BRADSHAW SON Plumbing and Heating 208 Atlantic Avenue Phone 522-8454 North Wildwood, New Jersey THOMAS J. GALLAGHER REALTOR F. D. CURCIO Compliments of Builder of Luxurized” Homes DE FRANCESCO 7506 Pacific Avenue Phone 522-0155 Wildwood Crest, N.J. 08260 BUILDERS J. J. HONE Electrical and Gas Appliances Television Sets • All Models 26 and New York Ave. Wildwood, New Jersey SCOTTY PHONE 522-1421 PALOMBO’S PHARMACY 1201 New Jersey Ave. North Wildwood, N.J. ALDO A. PALOMBO, R.P. 522-7507 SHOEMAKER, INC. MATHIS GARAGE Commercial Fishing and Industrial Supplies Cold Spring Harbor Cape May, N.J. 133 Compliments of SAUNDERS FUNERAL HOME JACKSON GORDON SON FISHERIES 1210 Central Avenue North Wildwood, N.J. MYRA TRIMBLE Compliments of Dutchmaid Family Fashions WILDWOOD CARPET 1401 Holmes Ave. N. Cape May, N.J. INSTALLATION SERVICE CARMEN MOLINO WCMC — AM-FM-TV Licensed Real Estate Broker 208 E. Preston Ave. Wildwood Crest, NJ. Serving the South Jersey Shore JERSEY CAPE BROADCASTING CORP. Compliments of Compliments of TOMI-JOHN RESTAURANT LEE’S GIFT SHOP Lighting and Electric Heating BY Compliments of ANZELONE MR. REMINDER Compliments of Best Regards SEN “N” SURF MOTEL JOSEPH RAYMOND FUREY CHARLOTTE AND CARL KONOPKA In Memory of DODGE ANNA MATACENA SURF MOTORS INC. 1890 1961 1501 Surf Ave. N. Wildwood, N.J. The Wild Wonderful World of 522-8133 SAM JOSEPH BAKER’S ALDINE SHOE SHOP Young and Pacific Ave. 522-6925 Hair Styling A Go Go 34 1 6 Pacific Ave. Wildwood, N.J. 134 ON THE JERSEY hunt’s HER J I Gud wYlcfUh'JuaJ On Mom Aoo'd-oft Poplo' � o Juniper A « WILDWOOD NEW JERSEY AN OCEANIC WONDERLAND HUNT'S PIER w, LD WOO D, N . J Family Funderful Adventures Come Alive for All Ages! 135 INFANTS' WEAR NURSURY FURNITURE CARMEN AUDREY TOT TOWN Children’s Specialty Shop 341 1 Pacific Ave. _ _ _ Wildwood, N.J, Phone 522 4229 SPATZ PHARMACY, INC. Prescription Specialists! FREE DELIVERY Burk and Pacific Aves, Wildwood, NJ. GIDDING’S COLLEGE SHOP Good Luck TOM’S CANDIES, CHIPS, AND SNACK ITEMS 202 W. 11th St. 522-7285 HANK’S AMERICAN SERVICE Walnut and New Jersey Aves. North Wildwood 522-8767 NEWBERRY’S 3306 Pacific Ave. Wildwood, NJ. Compliments of THE KRANICH SHOPPE Everything Feminine WOODY’S GULF STATION PAT’S SUPPLY CO., INC. Learning and Pacific Aves. Wildwood, NJ. Phone 522 1250 101 W. Spicer Avenue Wildwood, N.J. 08260 Phone 522-0670 SINCLAIR Rod and Reel Repair Bait and Tackle BILL FISHER SERVICE Atlantic and Schellenger Aves. Wildwood, NJ. Phone 522-8795 or 522-6131 GLENN’S TACKLE 2703 New Jersey Ave. Wildwood, N.J. Call 522-2976 Congratulations G. C. MURPHY CO. Compliments of THE FRIENDLY STORE 3211 Pacific Ave. Wildwood, NJ. ATTACHE MOTEL Best Wishes Compliments of WATERS EDGE MOTEL CAPE COD INN 136 Best Wishes JOS. VON SAVAGE Realtor and Insurer Mr. and Mrs. A. Edward Tedesco 7701 New Jersey Avenue 522-1205 Wildwood Crest, N.J. 522-3516 KROWN RECORD SHOP C. T. SANGILLO In the Breeze-Way Marlyn Manor Shopping Center Painting and Decorating Car Tape Rio Grande, N.J. Headquarters 1 1 9 E. Rochester Avenue 522-9435 Wildwood Crest, N.J. Compliments of HOFFMAN APPLIANCE CENTER McCLAIN’S SUNOCO 7th and New York Avenue Pacific and Taylor Avenues, Wildwood Your largest appliance parts and service center in South Jersey. NORTH END ESSO SERVICENTER ROBERT L. HESTON, Prop. Spruce and New York Avenues North Wildwood, N.J. Call: 522-4855 or 522-8903 EASTERN AUTO SUPPLY CO. Marlyn Manor 522-1088 Rio Grande, N.J. 08242 P S COMPANY GERRY’S ATLANTIC SERVICE CENTER 103 E. Baker Avenue Wildwood, N.J. 522-3101 Contract Furnishings Cor. Park Blvd. and Baker Ave. 522-2611 JOE LEWIS J.V. CHEERLEADERS VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Charlotte Nancy Alethia Donna Sally Lynn Sue Bonnie Sue Sharyn Terry Crisse Sue Best Wishes LAFAYETTE Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Thomas, Jr. and Family Radio Electronics Marlyn Manor Shopping Center 522-6986 TODD’S EXPRESS Compliments of SPECIALIZING - LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE MOVING AND HAULING - PADDED VANS - STORAGE 22nd and New Jersey Avenue N. Wildwood — New Jersey ANYWHERE IN THE UNITED STATES DAILY TRIPS TO PHILADELPHIA 522-S425 ASTRONAUT MOTEL 137 CORAL REEF LOBBY SHOP 3212 Atlantic Avenue Wildwood, N.J. 522-7766 Compliments of OPEN 8 A M TO 10:30 P.M EVERY DAY PATENT DRUGS - TOBACCOS - BARTON CANDIES - AMBASSADOR GREETING CARDS SAFARI MOTEL Compliments of Compliments of ALLIED LANZA SIGNS CARA MARA MOTEL Compliments of Compliments of THE TEMPO MOTEL JOYCE’S BEAUTY SHOP 7801 Atlantic Avenue BOWMAN’S Compliments of COOLING • HEATING, INC. GARDEN STATE BAR Compliments of RINGO Compliments of 4108 Boardwalk Wildwood, NJ. 08260 COUNTY ROOST TAVERN Compliments of FRANKLIN ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. Compliments of Spicer and New Jersey Ave. VALLESE ELECTRIC SOL MANKIN 522-7736 Brch. Mgr. 522-7737 SUPPLY CO. GRIFFITH BROS. BEECHER KAY REALTY CO. Real Estate — Insurance DIVISION OF PLANTATION FOODS CORP. Hotel and Restaurant Food Supplies Travel Bureau 101-03 E. Wildwood Ave. HUNTER’S SUNOCO SERVICE Compliments of ANGIE LLOYD TIRES - BATTERIES - ACCESSORIES MECHANIC ON DUTY ROAD SERVICE FREE PICKUP AND DELIVERY 15ffc NEW YORK AVE. N. WILDWOOD. N.J. PHONE 522-5575 138 WILDWOOD TRAVEL AGENCY 5200 New Jersey Avenue Wildwood, N.J. ANTONIO BILOTTI S. DIXON COMBS 609-522-1770 Compliments of DOLORES AND GEORGE KROGMAN Best Wishes to the Class of '68 Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Rague Compliments of BADA BROS. CEMENT CONTRACTORS Compliments of CAVALIER MOTEL Compliments of FRED AND EDITH LEOPOLDO BEL AIR MOTEL Compliments of ADMIRAL MOTEL BRIGHT’S APPLIANCE SERVICE AND PACIFIC HOME FURNISHINGS 522-3506 Best Wishes Compliments of UNCLE GEORGE RUSSO’S Compliments of Compliments of MARKAY MOTEL FRONTIER MOTEL MR. AND MRS. RICE BOULEVARD LUNCHEONETTE OCEAN CREST REALTY CO. 235 W. Magnolia Ave. SEE MIKE 6211 Pacific Ave. Wildwood Crest SALES - RENTALS - INSURANCE 522-2423 522-2424 Phone 522-3865 Phone 522-0136 or 522-0137 CAPE PUBLISHING CO. Commercial Printing WAGON WHEEL FLOWER AND GIFT SHOP ROBERT N. BAIDY 4003 Pacific Ave. Wildwood, N.J. Creese ond New Jersey Ave. Wildwood Crest. N.J. JOSEPH J CATANOSO 139 It Pays to Have Professionals Do Your Work for Carpet Installation and Repair Call GEORGE LAND At WILSON MEYER 6th and New Jersey Aves. North Wildwood Professional Advice for Spots and Stains on Carpets Call: DR. SPOT At 522-3773 140 “Congratulations” Class of 1 968 WILDWOOD PARENT AND TEACHERS ASSOCIATION President — Mr. Vic Anzelone Vice-President — Mr. Steward Dempster Rec. Secretary — Mrs. R. Harris Corr. Secretary — Mrs. R. Neiman Treasurer — Mrs. John Wister Residential Commercial Electric Heat WILLIAM L. KANE Electrical Contractor 240 W. 1 8th Avenue North Wildwood, N.J. 08260 Phone 522-5841 141 Oh, Mrs. Swanson, it’s ready for you to taste! Should I or Shouldn’t I? Look Lou. let me teach the class?! Now, the G.N.P., when wjuivalent to a bizillion razbu tricks . . . OH, These fan clui� . . . What on earth is he talking about?! 142 Oh, well, I guess that one was a little above your heads. She thinks she’s confused!? About that Trig. Fxam . . . D.E. strikes again. After Mike dropped me off, I met Karl and . . . psst . . . psst . . . Hey Steve — What’s better than sominex? — Mr. Shevlin's his- tory class! Boy, this X, Y, Z affair is really int esting. I know I am beautiful, intelligent, sharp, and desirable, but 1 really can't be bothered. This ought to hold me ovc for awhile. Oh well, fingernails are better than nothing! Ho-hum, I shouldn't waste my time playing with these amateurs. 143 ?■•' ■..:-n-.;.-;: .C': .• V©g=. fcO'V. • .“. Y •• ■ . • I !V fe _ -v - , VI, v : .v.v- - . - O —— w : - S ‘ —-SSC.- 5? '-v ‘ .S t r-S’ --v.' - c- ;: %- ■■■■■. y'S.K. '?•••• • ' -•'• ' '-'•••• '’- ? L - . v s «s. v . T •-' N%v ‘ . v. ' .f f . ‘ - •'-... -'...‘- v -V xr :.-■ •. .• ' -r • r ■ • v « ’ - S '' ••- . i, .00 . . -. 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