Wildwood High School - Breakers Yearbook (Wildwood, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1971 volume:

WfWKW ■! i Wildwood High School presents a moving world, with an everchanging populace. The student is on stage for a short time, but the teacher, the counselor who instructs each new cast, stays on. Even for him, however, the curtain must fall, and so it is that with the exodus of the class of 1971, we witness the retirement of one of our best friends. Philip F. Rosenberg. It is to this man, the believer, the doer, the friend, that we dedicate our Islander. Charter Member of Wildwood High School Booster Association; citizen Member of White House Conference on Education in 1951; Recipient of Outstanding Citizen Award and Americanization Award in 1955; Graduated Temple University with a Bachelor of Science degree in Education in 1958; did graduate work at Temple and Rut- gers Universities and at Glassboro State College; Taught at Cape May High School from 1958-61 and at Lower Cape May Regional High School from 1961-63; Elected to Phi Delta Kappa Honor Fraternity in 1963; Taught at Wildwood High School from 1963- 71: Sponsored Student Council sinrc 1965: Member of New Jersey Personnel and Guid- ance Association, American Personnel and Guidance Association; National Vocational Association; NEA; NJEA; Cape May County Education Association; and Wildwood Edu- cation Association. 2 Dedtecttion........................................................2 •Isltitodto . . . '. . . ±_.r........ 4 tttdr CuGuthj. ' £ Um ...... Ukdfe tcJasswfi . t O gmugofams.. Actors.. _. AtWetics .-17. owtoeMMis.. TU dowi u Qtaffc 4 Advisors Co-editors Layout and Design Editors Financial Editors Secretary Typists Photo Editor Sports Editor Mr. Frank Caterini Mr. Stewart Hartman Gail Bartlett Andy Storms Charles Kuski Leonard Staller Karen Penico John Richards Albert Zd click Debbie Reuter Gail Waugh Shirrolyn Minggia Cind Hill Gene Miglio Pauline Carlson Senior Section Leah Littleton, Nancy Booth, Barbara Buckingham. Paula Leahey, Barbara Bradshaw. Pegg Camp. Jean Wister, Pauline Carlson, Paula Newell. Debbie Reu- ter, Donna Blong, Marian Konowitch. Joan Malce s The 1971 Islander is a left-wing, middle-of-the-road yearbook having tendencies to lean towards conservative liberalism. Yielding to the whims and wishes of the student body, we have tried to please everyone. This year the Islander '71 staff is proud to announce that the senior directories are under the senior pictures. The nucleus of the staff, who spent back-breaking hours missing their deadlines, hopes that you will appreciate the conscientious effort, the long hours, and the strenuous work that most of the members of the staff have put into this book. Now that you, the underclassmen, have been swindled for §6. here are some of the people who deserve recognition: Mr. Frank Caterini for his vast knowledge and all the moral support Mr. Stewart Hartman for the time he spent, jokes he wasted, and humorous stories con- cocted Mr. Robert Herbert for allowing his first and sixth period classes to do our typing The girls in Mr. Herbert’s first and sixth period classes for the typing they did Gene Miglio and his staff for supplying us with needed pictures Debbie Reuter for doing our dirty work in correspondence President Nixon for keeping the inflation under control so as to keep the price of our book at S6 The Board of Education for the new shades on the windows in the yearbook room Most of the faculty for letting us take their pictures Mr. Motz for helping us raise money for the book The Nucleus of the Staff Gail Bartlett Andy Storms Charles Kuski John Richards B 06a L Ofr Bduc tioiit' Sealed: Dr. William J. Faulkner, Mrs. Augusta G. Sladek, Dr. Stanley M. Hornstine. Standing: Mr. Louis Fiocca, Rev. Atwood T. Smith. Missing from picture: Mr. Edwin W. Bradwav, Solicitor. Mrs. Dorothy H. Boyer, Mr. James J. Daiker, Secretaries 8 e u p i t t K t G K A e K e The New” Superintendent Mr. Nicholas P. Karamessinis, 41, was appointed Superintendent of Schools in September, 1970, replacing the retiring Mr. A. E. Tedesco. He comes to Wildwood from positions as Assist- ant Superintendent, Principal and Director of Per- sonnel in North Jersey schools. Mr. Karamessinis has his undergraduate degree from Oswego State Teachers College, Master’s De- grees from Queens College and Hofstra University and most of his Doctorate completed at New York University. Change is threatening. We become accustomed to a pattern of life, a set of behaviors or beliefs, and look askance at anything different. Yet change” is the story of my time, as it will be of yours. The inner city, race, war, student unrest and pol- lution are problems of our society begging for pos- itive action and change.” Can you handle it? I thank the students and parents of Wildwood for a fabulous first year. NICHOLAS P. KARAMESSINIS Superintendent of Wildwood Schools MRS. O'DONNELL Secretary to the Superintendent DOMINICK J. MANCIA Principal of Wildwood High School To the Class of 1971: The world you will inhabit in the future could be much better than the world you have known. You will now be required to make more durable commitments; your adequacy will be more immediately and impersonally measured by prac tic al performance; your areas of self-determination will be expanded; and you will need to assume new responsibility for what happens to other people. The balance between these responsibilities and the growing sense of helplessness that tempts you to leave to someone else the decisions that will cumulatively determine the future of your world is precarious. The eventual swing of that balance may depend, in no small measure, upon your appraisal and acceptance of the challenge, and how you bring to bear upon it the courage, rationality, and ingenuity that have, in the past, accounted for man’s every triumph in life. The members of the faculty and of the administration are most grateful to you for al- lowing them to have been part of your high school days. 10 Dominick J. Mancia Dear Friends, In the brief time that I have been with you I have developed the sincerest respect and friendship for each of you as individuals and as a class. It has been our sincerest desire to develop each of you to your fullest potential intellectu- ally, emotionally and socially so that you may be prepared for the bright future which lies before you. Congratulations on your graduation and may you take up the challenge before you. Sincerely, Fred Schultz Asst. Principal it 12 MR. PHILIP E. ROSENBERG Guidance Counselor 13 MISS ALICE N. ANDERSON Pottstown Memorial Medical Center, R.N. MR. JOHN BARBOSE Scranton University, B.S. Temple University, M.Ed. MR. PHILIP ANSWINI Mansfield State College B.A. MR. FRED BARTLETT Kutztown State College, B.S. Art Students’ League, New York Private Study with Lucille Gciscr MRS. JUNE BARNES Elizabethtown College, B.S. 15 MR. FRANK J. CATERINI Rutgers University, A.B. MR. GORDON T. CROMPTON West Chester State College, B.S., B.A. MISS DIANE DI LUZIO Washington College, B.A. MR. JAY H. CRAVEN Classboro State College, B.A. MISS ARTENZIE DELLI PAOLI Chestnut Hill College, B.S. MRS. LINDA L. EATTOCK Classboro State College, B.A. 16 MR. ISAAC C. FORSTER Wilkes College, B.S. MR. EDWARD B. GALLAGHER Lock Haven Stale College, B.S. MR. ROBERT D. FIERRO Columbia University, M.A., Ph.D. MRS. RUTH FRITSCH Library Assistant MR. RICHARD F. GEROW Rider College, B.S.C. MR. THOMAS S. GICAS West Chester State College. B.S. MR. STEWART J. HARTMAN Elizabethtown College, B.A. MRS. MARY S. JAMES Ohio State University, B.S. MRS. A. MARIE GREENWOOD Chestnut Hill College, B.A. Trenton State College, B.L.S. MR. ROBERT A. HERBERT Catholic University, B.A. Temple University, M.Ed. MRS. LINDA HERMANNS Millersville State College, B.S. Ki MRS. BETTY J. KING Roosevelt University, B.M.. M.M. MR. DAVID A. LAMKEN Glassboro State College, B.S. Temple University, M.Ed. MR. BERNARD L. McCRACKEN Indiana University of Pennsylvania, B.S. MR. ROBERT MARTS US Naval Academy, B.S., E.E. MISS HELENE M. MONTE Lock Haven State College, B.S. MR. JOHN A NORTON University of Maine, B.S. MR. THOMAS R. OVES University of Delaware, B.S. MRS. MARY ANN MONTEMURRO Glassboro Stale College, M.A. MR. JOHN C. MUELLER West Chester State College, B.S. Glassboro State College, M.A. MR. ARTHUR H. MOTZ Muhlenberg College, A.B. Temple University. M.E I. 21 MRS. MARIANNE SWANSON Drexel Institute of Technology, B.S. 22 MISS DOROTHY A. RIGGS Cooks Standing: M. Evangelista, N. Balanis, L. Atkinson. B. Bridgiman. Seated: I. Zervas. M. Ward. Absent M. Balanis. CurfoitdHS Standing: C. Zervas, J. McNiekel, S. Karr, E. Langley. Seated: K. Gustof, J. Dougherty. Absent: N. Heffley, J. Handel. SeiuO'v ClctSS Pxod tA Mr. Arthur Motz, Mr. Robert Herbert. Mr. Robert Fierro, Mrs. June Barnes. Qpjdcyv Oms Ojfacm Seated: Debbie Reuter, Vice President; Gail Bartlett, Secretary. Standing: Bill Hand, Treasurer; Phil Bond, Historian; Bill Dennis, President. JUNIOR Chiekie Ludman, President Bill Dennis, Vice President Leah Littleton, Secretary Joan Olnev, Treasurer Ed Coleman, Historian SOPHOMORE John Men , President Steve Bixler, Vice President Barbara Bradshaw, Secretary Paula Leahey, Treasurer Phil Bond. Historian FRESHMAN Steve Bixler. President John Menz, Vice President Marian Konowitch, Secretary Paula Leahey, Treasurer Barbara Buckingham, Historian 25 CARLO JOHN ACCARDI Wop . . . Likes football, track, Italian food, girls . . . Dislikes Mr. Brown’s Health class . . . Saying that there . . . Usually Found everywhere and nowhere . . . Ambition be- come Math teacher . . . Secret Desire come back to take Mr. Muellers place in teaching . . . Remember for his rosy cheeks and per- sonality to match. GERALDINE ANDERSON Geri . . . Likes almost anything, getting out of the house, school holidays . . . Dislikes dirty hair on boys, staying home . . . Saying Come on, quit it . . . Usually Found Cape May or Pacific Ave. . . . Ambition secretary . . . Secret Desire join the service, ride the waves . . . Remember for liking Coast Guards. ROCHELLE G. ADAMS Ray . . . Likes New York, get togethers, lots of people . . . Dislikes keeping my health diet . . . Saying Pretty hip . . . Usually Found with friends . . . Ambition Becom- ing a gym teacher . . . Secret Desire becom- ing a model . . . Remember for her pretty eyes. % SAMUEL ATKINSON Dude . . . Likes anybody who is easy to get along with . . . Dislikes conceited people . . . Saying the wrong thing . . . Usually found Rec. . . . Ambition to he an architect . . . Secret Desire design my own house . . . Remember for being nice-looking. GAIL E. BARTLETT Likes weekends, getting away from Wild- wood . . . Dislikes my boyfriend’s being in Philadelphia . . . Saying Naturally . . . Usu- ally Found home or in my car . . . Ambi- tion good housewife if nothing else . . . Se- cret Desire to marry, be rich and happy . . . Remember for being most dignified. 26 HELEN BEBEE Bee . . . Likes horses, turkey, hoagies, color red, being with Flipper, and sports cars . . . Dislike Wildwood, onions . . . Says Flip- per better be there” . . . Usually found with Flipper . . . Ambition is to leave Wildwood and go to Florida . . . Secret Desire is to be- come a millionaire and travel all over the world with a certain someone . . . Remem- bered for always wanting More-y. STEVEN CRAIG BIXLER Bix . . . Likes a certain plumber's daughter, weekends, Lance Alworth, Dickie Post. 19, and Tom Seaver . . . Dislikes health class, fighting with Barb, homework . . . Says Is me wife in school?” or Yea aaa!” . . . Usually found at 1010 Atlantic Ave. or with Barb or at Murfs garage . . . Ambition is to become a history teacher or be a foot- ball coach . . . Secret Desire is to marry Barbara . . . Remembered for looking up to Barbara. PHILIP ARTHUR BOND Bondo . . . Likes fRed Man,” 61 Chevys, weekends, winter sports . . . Dislikes home- work, 5A study hall, an empty gas tank, paying my debts . . . says You're dirt peo- ple! . . . Usually found at Murfs garage . . . Ambition is to become active in govern- ment . . . Secret Desire is to beat Mcnz to the Pit ... Remembered for his trying sense of humor and constant snorting. DONNAMARIE T. BLONG Pokey . . . Likes summer, chcesesteaks, haogies and color red . . Dislikes a certain sophomore girl, winter . . . Says Are you kidding . . . Usually found anywhere . . . Ambition is to go to Florida . . . Secret De- sire is to be rich and travel . . . Remem- bered for her small appetite. NANCY JANE BOOTH Boomer . . . Likes Italian food, light blue Fords, Seasiders, the beach, summer, and sailing . . . Dislikes people who can't take hints, vegetables, arguments . . . Says Wait’ll you guys hear this!” . . . Usually found riding on Pacific Avenue, robbing the cradle . . . Ambition is to become a re- tail merchandiser . . . Secret Desire is to become a famous actress and singer . . . Remembered for her great driving ability. BARBARA ANN BUCKINGHAM Buck . . . Likes weekends, Chickie . . . Dis- likes 5A study hall, fakes, conceited people, curly hair . . . Says He makes me so mad.” . . . Usually Found with Chickie . . . Ambition Go to college then be happily married . . . Secret Desire Stays a Secret. PHILIP BOYLE Likes Basketball . . . Dislikes Losing bas- ketball games . . . Says Going to the Rec, Rich? . . . Usually Found At the Rec . . . Ambition To become a doctor . . . Remem- bered for not wanting to be remembered. BARBARA ELAINE BRADSHAW Brads . . . Likes Steve or number 24 . . . Dislikes cracking of knuckles, and fighting with Steve . . . Says Listen to this . . . Usually Found In a white Impala with Steve . . . Ambition to be an elementary teacher . . . Secret Desire to marry that special someone . . . Remembered for looking down at Steve. RICHARD BOYLE Rich . . . Likes HAIR, and a sophomore . . . Dislikes Haircuts and power-crazy peo- ple ... Says Who cares? . . . Usually Found with a girl . . . Ambition to be a Record Producer . . . Secret Desire to take lessons from Pete Townshend in Guitar Smashing . . . Remembered for good sense of humor. PEGGY ANN CAMP Peg . . . Likes Dances, basketball games . . . Dislikes Snobby people, a snobby Mid- dle girl . . . Says Are we going to the view? . . . Usually Found At the View with Barb . . . Ambition To work for the govern- ment . . . Secret Desire to be 1 in a cer- tain someone’ ; Mind MARLENE RITA CATANOSO Cantanoso . . . Likes Glitterbugs,” pic- nics, cheerleading, roast beef . . . Dislikes Dead weekends, ignorant people, spiritless pep rallies, curly hair . . . Says I don’t know” . . . Usually found around town . . . Ambition To be an airline stewardess . . . Secret desire to go to Hawaii . . . Remem- bered for being WCHS’s biggest fan. M. TYRONE CLARY Ty . . . Likes goodlooking girls with an out of sight personality . . . Dislikes loud peo- ple .. . Says Dig that” . . . Usually found in Woodbine . . . Ambition go to music school . . . Secret desire to be another Sly Stone. GAIL CATTELL Gail . . . Likes cars, music and males . . . Dislikes staying home, snobs, and loud- mouths . . . Says ”1 don’t want to do that!” . . . Usually found at work and around town . . . Secret desire to travel and to find my position in society and be a success . . . Re- membered for her musical ability. PAULINE MARIE CARLSON Fish . . . Likes Surfing,” summer, the surf . . . Dislikes feeling depressed, accidents, people who give up . . . Says Yo Mort,” and Boy do I feel funny” . . . Usually found with Mort and Moose, riding around, at the ’Geerage” . . . Ambition to work for United Airlines . . . Secret desire to have a beach house in Hawaii and my own sport- ing goods store . . . Remembered for Hav- ing a mouth to match Gary's. TOBY COHEN Rosie . . . Likes N.Y.C., Italian boys with brown eyes, friendly people, the WHS fac- ulty and the theatre . . . Dislikes stuck up people, my old nose and saying good-bye . . . Says DE’finately!!!” . . . Usually found out of town or talking to K. P. . . . Secret desire to build an underground tun- nel to John’s office . . . Remembered for 29 the new addition to her face. EDWARD JOSEPH COLEMAN Ed . . . Likes football, surfing, ’64 VW buses . . . Dislikes tough teachers, snobby girls, wise punks, and hard work . . . Says Wanna skip this afternoon? . . . Ambi- tion is to own my own gas station so I can get my gas for free . . . Secret Desire is to play professional football someday . . . Re- membered for his good physique. GEORGE S. CURVAN Tard . . . Likes girls, working out . . . Dis- likes work, school work . . . Says so? . . . Usually found out . . . Ambition is to join the US Marine Corp. or the US Navy . . . Secret Desire is to grow long hair . . . Re- membered for being Tardy. NICK CRIVELLI Nick . . . Likes Buffalo Springfield, Poco, C.S.N.Y., Santana . . . Dislikes school, questionnaires . . . Usually found at the bowling alley . . . Ambition is to go into writing . . . Remembered for his quiet ways. KAREN LEE DARE Kar . . . Likes 'The Tempest, mail, ham- sters, autumn, playing the flute . . . Dis- likes empty mailboxes, late band rehearsals, college boards . . . Says I can’t wait till next year” . . . Usually found talking about Muhlenberg College or writing letters . . . Ambition is to go to Muhlenberg and be a biologist . . . Secret Desire is to be happy among friends . . . Remembered for her love of the Beatles. KENNETH LUDWIG CRUSER Cruise . . . Likes football, gee-rage, week- ends . . . Dislikes chemistry lab, smoking, bleached hair . . . Says It’s gonna snow today . . . Usually found at home. Middle Township . . . Ambition is to be a football coach . . . Secret Desire is to get an A in trig . . . Remembered for his football tal- ents. 30 w RICHARD ALBERT DeFREHN Rich . . . Likes Basketball, Math . . . Dis- likes Boring lectures, long homework as- signments . . . Says Egads! . . . Usually found North Wildwood Recreation Center . . . Ambition Mathematician . . . Secret desire To play N.B.A. basketball . . . Re- membered for His quiet ways. WILLIAM ARTHUR DENNIS Dirty Bill . . . Likes Basketball, running the mile, riding a knee machine . . . Dislikes fake people, crowded surfing areas, and jel- lyfish . . . Says Na, Let’s shoot some hoops . . . Usually found On the court or at Scull sessions . . . Ambition Become an Electri- cal Engineer . . . Secret desire Meet John Havlicek . . . Remembered for Being every- one’s friend . . . FRED DOUGHERTY Doc . . . Likes Traveling . . . Dislikes Wild- wood . . . Says What’s happening? . . . Usu- ally found With my girl . . . Ambition Pro- duce Manager . . . Secret desire To leave Wildwood . . . Remembered for Never being seen alone. DONNA J. DUNHOUR D. J. ... Likes Sewing, dancing, boys, weekends . . . Dislikes conceited people, bugs . . . Says Golly gee whiz, you’re super swell . . . Usually found With Bob in Stone Harbor . . . Ambition To continue my edu- cation and get married . . . Secret desire Will remain a secret until it comes to real- ity ... Remembered for Her domestic abilities. EDWARD CHARLES EINHAUS Ed . . . Likes Sports, girls, underground rock . . . Dislikes Poeple that cannot be trusted, narrow-minded people . . . Says ou Moron . . . Usually found at George’s house . . . Ambition Undecided . . . Secret desire none . . . Remembered for Surprises in Sociology. GLENN S. ELLIOTT Glenn . . . Likes Golf, baseball, skin dkving, fishing . . . Dislikes Studying, wait- ing till the last minute to do things . . . Says Really? . . . Usually found Home or with Fred or Bob . . . Ambition To become a draftsman or teach it . . . Secret desire to become professional golfer and to succeed in life . . . Remembered for His cheerful ways. KATHRYN M. EVERINGHAM Kathy . . . Likes Fred, writing poetry, long drives, Scorpios . . . Dislikes Big mouths, good-byes, tears . . . Usually found with Fred, at home . . . Ambition To become a Registered Nurse . . . Secret desire To start my own hospital some where where medical help is only a dream . . . Remembered for Her desire to visit nun” but Spain. ANNA RITA EICHHORN Ann or Anna . . . Likes To have a good time and summertime . . . Dislikes Loud mouth people . . . Says You know what I mean? . . . Usually found With John . . . Ambition To be successful in life . . . Se- cret desire Remains secret . . . Remem- bered for Her love of John. WILLIAM FREDERICK Bill . . . Likes Lorac Nosirrah, and cooking . . . Dislikes Squeaking chalk . . . Says Are you kiddin” me . . . Usually found Acme . . . Secret desire A certain someone . . . Ambition Professional Chef . . . Remem- bered for His spelling ability. EDNA DELORES GAINES Eddy . . . Likes Benya and reading novels. Economics Class . . . Dislikes People who think their all bad . . . Says You Know That” . . . Found Home or at a friend’s house . . . Ambition To get married . . . Se- cret Desire To stay married . . . Remem- bered For her smile. DARLENE MARIE GUIDA Darlene . . . Likes Holidays, blue, writing letters . . . Dislikes Two-faced people, cold weather . . . Says Don’t worry about it” . . . Found Home or working at Atlantic Tobacco . . . Ambition To become an effi- cient bookkeeper . . . Secret Desire Re- mains a secret . . . Remembered For her sly ways. RICHARD GLENN Rick . . . Likes Fast cars . . . Dislikes Con- ceited people . . . Says O.K.” . . . Found Working . . . Ambition Auto Mechanic . . . Secret Desire To have muscles like Tard . . . Remembered For being found at Crest Esso. MARCUS ALLEN GALES Mar Kiss . . . Likes Money . . . Found Any- where . . . Ambition To become a business- man . . . Secret Desire To become a Play boy . . . Remembered For being a sly fox. WILLIAM HENRY HAND Murf . . . Likes Chewing tobacco, football, surfing . . . Dislikes Large crowds at the Garage . . Says Yea, I guess mavbe I ain not, am I? ’ . . . Found at the Garage . . . .Ambition To go into forestry . . . Secret De- sire To talk to Joe Greene . . . Remembered For his parties at the Gee rage. 33 DIANE JOHNSON Dee . . . Likes just about anything . . . Dis- likes fish . . . Says Such is life. . . . Usu- ally found in Camden . . . Ambition a po- lice investigator . . . Secret desire to travel . . . Remembered for being inquisitive. GEORGE HART Likes surfing, water skiing. J H turkey hoagies, cats . . . Dislikes dogs . . . Says What’s your problem, son? . . . Usually found in the strangest places . . . Ambition to graduate . . . Secret desire to be a war- lord . . . Remembered for his one and only tin. BILL HOFFACKER Hoff. . . Likes cars . . . Dislikes everything . . . Says anything . . . Usually found any- where . . . Ambition further education . . . Secret desire to be a millionaire . . . Re- membered for his water rats and love of Click Root Beer. CHARLES P. A. JOHNSON Chalie . . . Likes swimming, hunting, bas- ketball . . . Dislikes school . . . Says You must be Psychic . . . Usually found in a maroon Torino GT . . . Ambition to further my education . . . Secret desire a race car 3 owner and driver like J. H. . . . Remem- bered for his nice car. CINDY HILL Cin . . . Likes weekends, tuna fish . . . Dis- likes people telling me how to drive . . . Says What did you do? . . . Usually found with George . . . Ambition Book- keeper . . . Secret desire to go to California . . . Remembered for her loyal Heart. KATHY JOHNSON Jonce . . . Likes having a good time, coun- try ride . , . Dislikes busy phones, phoney people, stuck-up girls . . . Says Shaw will!” . . . Usually found at Murfs garage and with Joan . . . Ambition is to be a stew- ardess . . . Secret Desire ???... Remem- bered for her bird legs. MICHAEL JOHNSON JH . . . Likes riding in Chalie’s ’Vette . . . Dislikes going to the Rec. to lift weights . . . Says Now we will” . . . Usually found lost . . . Ambition is to be a mechanic in air conditioning . . . Secret Desire is to have Tard’s muscles . . . Remembered for his dry humor. GERALD JOHNSON Jerry . . . Likes dancing, P.M.C., Mr. Her- bert’s clothes . . . Dislikes snobby people, rotten drivers, and a certain sophomore boy . . . Says Will ya listen?” . . . Usually found at a dance or riding around . . . Ambition is to be a pilot in the Air Force . . . Secret desire is to go to Hawaii ... Re- membered for being the smallest kid in the class. MICHAEL JORDAN Mike . . . Likes people . . . Dislikes Fords . . . Usually found in my car . . . Ambition is to be an auto mechanic . . . Secret Desire is to beat the draft. . . Remembered for his shy ways. MARK KANE Likes races . . . Dislikes work . . . Says ’Yo, Jakes . . . Usually found in my car . . . Ambition is to work on his car. . . Re- membered for his love of cars. 35 MARY JEAN KELLEHER Jeanie . . . Likes Steak hoagies, color blue, Carl, Summer . . . Dislikes Winter . . . Says Wait a minute . . . Usually found with Carl . . . Ambition Undecided . . . Secret Desire To get married . . . Remembered for always being with Carl. KAREN A. KIRWIN Kirby . . . Likes driving around, talking on the phone . . . Dislikes busy signals, con- ceited people . . . Says You know . . . Usu- ally found Riding around, or with Kathy and Joan . . . Ambition Beautician ... Se- cret Desire To be with that certain someone and be happy . . . Remembered for the red bomb.” QWEN LOUISE KELLY Lou . . . Likes A guy in uniform . . . Dis- likes Guys who fuss over cars, school . . . Says Oh, really . . . Usually found Cape May Coast Guard Base . . . Ambition Ac- countant . . . Secret Desire To join the U.S. Navy. MARIAN DAWN KONOWITCH Konnie . . . Likes Sports, traveling, Boston, my family, being involved . . . Dislikes Having my name spelled Marion, frizz, 5A Study Hall . . . Says Anything that doesn’t make sense . . . Usually found On the phone or busy . . . Ambition To be half the woman my mother is . . . Secret desire To move to Isreal permanently . . . Remem- bered for blood-curdling screams. CHARLES J. KUSKI Charles . . . Likes Mathematics, Physics . . . Dislikes Homework, rain, taking deriv- atives . . . Says Don’t you know? . . . Usual- ly found Anywhere . . . Ambition to be- come a chemical engineer . . . Secret desire to become rich . . . Remembered for the f,Kuski Compromise.” LINDA ANNE LIEBAU Lynn or Linny . . . Likes Italian food and a certain someone . . . Dislikes People who think highly of themselves . . . Says Oh darn it . . . Usually found on the telephone . . . Ambition to go into business ... Se- cret Desire to get married and live on the West Coast . . . Remembered for her love of Bruce. PAULA ANN LEAHEY Paula . . . Likes the color blue, tall boys, small cars, summer and the beach, parties, mini skirts, driving GTO’s, and cheerlead- ing .. . Dislikes narrow-minded people, 5A study hall, rumors, cliques, and getting up early . . . Says Cut it out . . . Usually found at Murfs Garage with Jimmy . . . Ambition to attend college and have a lot of fun . . . Secret desire will remain a secret . . . Re- membered for her flirtatious ways. MARCIA LANGFORD Marcy . . . Likes boys, dances, parties . . . Dislikes know-it-alls . . . Says dum dum . . . Usually found home, girl-friend’s house. A.C. . . . Ambition dentist techni- cian . . . Secret desire my secret . . . Re- membered for being out-going. LEAH M. LITTLETON Leah . . . Likes weekends, Seasiders, '64 Chevys, a certain someone . . . Dislikes 5A study hall, big mouth people, being teased . . . Says Guess what Mark told me? . . . Ambition to go to college and eventually get married . . . Secret desire will stay a secret . . . Remembered for her viall” taste. JOHN LOVE Love . . . Likes Music . . . Dislikes Stuck- up girls and people who brag . . . Says Oh Yeah . . . Usually found riding around . . . Ambition become a musician . . . Remem- bered for always being seen in his car. ROSE MARIE LEE LOVE Suzy Que . . . Likes Helping other people, going to Paterson, eating Spaghetti with lots of American cheese, and driving . . Dis- likes conceited people, with no get . . . Says I am really glad you think so Babs, for your sake . . . Usually found in front of a T.V. set, with Stan . . . Ambition to go into the field of singing . . . Secret desire to make someone happy, yes indeed, someday . . . Remembered for her pretty smile. WILLIAM CHARLES LUDMAN Chick . . . Likes New York Mets, winning Cape Atlantic League, Barbara, and the Four Seasons . . . Dislikes losing games, bad friends . . . Says Is that right? Usually found at practice or 202 E. Louisville Ave. . . . Ambition Playing professional baseball . . . Secret desire stays a secret ... Re- membered for his love of sports. JOAN ELIZABETH MALEC Moose . . . Likes the number 6”, parties, money . . . Dislikes rumors, Mondays, Peo- ple who chew loud . . . Says You’re strange” or Barb, are ya fakin’ it?” . . . Usually found with Fish and Mort, riding around, or at the garage . . . Ambition to be a success in life . . . Secret Desire is a big 38 secret . . . Remembered for her weird sayings. CHARLES J. MAZZOTTA Charlie . . . Likes Cars, singing groups . . . Dislikes long school days, swimming, wise guys, ugly girls . . . Says Far out” . . . Usually found walking around town . . . Ambition to join the U.S. Navy . . . Secret Desire to be married to a nice girl ... Re- membered for being on Nort’s corner. FRANCIS MICHAEL McDERMOTT Frank . . . Likes girls, cars . . . Dislikes school . . . Usually found on Pacific Ave- nue . . . Ambition is to graduate . . . Secret Desire is a secret . . . Remembered for his dirty car. JOSEPH W. A. MAZZOTTA Hair . . . Likes girls, fast • chevys, history, high school office, 4th 7th peri- ods, Mr. Forster’s ideas on girls, G. S., and J. G. ... Dislikes stuck-up girls. Fords, Wildwood in winter, study hall . . . Says What?” or Huh!” . . . Usually found downtown, riding around, at the pier, any- where . . . Ambition is to make it to col- lege, teach, leave Wildwood, play guitar . . . Secret Desire is to own a quick Chevy, be tall, have long hair . . . Remembered for being the only one to get 100 on a 6ML. BOB McGURK Roco . . . Likes reading . . . Dislikes study- ing, homework . . . Says You’re kidding!” . . . Usually found at home . . . Ambition is undecided . . . Secret Desire is to become rich . . . Remembered for his quiet ways. DOROTHEA McNEAL Ditto . . . Likes to travel, watch TV, being with Blair, dancing . . . Dislikes people who think they are better than anyone else . . . Says What are you doing tonight?” . . . Usually found in Philadelphia or home watching TV . . . Ambition is to be a cos- metician or social worker . . . Secret Desire is to get married, move to Washington . . . Remembered for her sewing ability. JOHN ROBERT MENZ Menzie . . . Likes sports, getting taped be- fore a game, cheese steaks . . . Dislikes get- ting untaped after a game. 5A study hall, rumors . . . Says Naa, I’ve got home- work!” . . . Usually found at Murfs garage or not at Murfs garage . . . Ambition is to teach mathematics . . . Secret Desire is to beat Bond to the Pit” . . . Remembered 39 for his lack of confidence? DONNA MERKEL Man- . . . Likes going away, boon yak yak land, and ying-yang . . . Dislikes alarm clocks, and things that disappear . . . Says Neat thing to do . . . Usually Found al- most anywhere . . . Ambition is to work for an airline . . . Secret Desire is to be an elec- trician . . . Remembered for always have a smile for everyone. WILLIAM T. MESSERSCHMIDT Bill . . . Likes good music . . . Dislikes close-minded people . . . Says Please make no entry for this category. . . . Usu- ally foupd practicing the guitar . . . Ambi- tion is to be a great musician . . . Secret De- sire is to grow my hair down to my knees . . . Remembered for his musical talent. EUGENE J. MIGLIO III Byrd Jr Eug . . . Likes Mr. Caterini’s tales of Vietnam, A. C. Racetrack, 442’s, the •humor that comes from Room 304 . . . Dis- likes car accidents, stuck-up girls, 6ML’s . . . Says Naw, I can’t hack it! . . . Usual- ly found listening to my favorite FM station 156.21 MHZ, at the gee-rage. Glassboro State’s dorms for a weekend . . . Ambition is to be part-owner of a radio TV station . . . Remembered for his adventures in the dark room. JOHN ED METZGER Jay . . . Likes race cars . . . Dislikes girls with a lot of make-up . . . Says Right on . . . Usually found in my car . . . Ambition is to be a masseur . . . Secret Desire is to get married . . . Remembered for his love of cars. SHIRROLYN MINGGIA Sherry . . . likes to travel, be around friends . . . Dislikes people taking advan- tage of others . . . Says Listen, Jonski or Biddy . . . Usually found with Vernon . . . Ambition is to become a teacher . . . Secret Desire — too many to list . . . Remem- bered for her attentiveness in classes. 40 KAREN LEE MORTIMER Mort . . . Likes 76, Geerages, G.T.O.'s, the Ocean, Being happy . . . Dislikes Rumors, lonliness . . . Says Ya wanna be my friend? , Yo, Fish! . . . Usually found with Fish and Moose, at the Garage, riding around . . . Ambition To be an airline hostess . . . Secret desire To live in a forest . . . Remembered for being the welcome addition to our class. PAULA NEWELL Squirrel . . . Likes Freaks, sharing, the country, G. B., George Harrison . . . Dis- likes Wildwood, possessiveness, getting up . . . Says I didn't know that, Who has a cigarette? . . . Usually found in Erma or Cape May . . . Ambition To go to Canada and see everything I’ve missed . . . Secret desire To travel around the world . . . Re- membered for her conformity. JOAN LYNNE OLNEY Joni . . . Likes Impossible things, riding around, Marjy Jets, slurpys . . . Dislikes The munchies. staying in, stubborn people, rumors . . . Says That’s neat . . . Usually found anywhere but somewhere . . . Ambi- tion Undecided . . . Secret desire To be kept a secret! . . . Remembered for the color of her hair. CHARLES H. NEFF Chuck . . . Dislikes filling out question- naires . . . Says Oh year . . . Remem- bered for not turning in a questionnaire. DONNA MARIE OLSON Champ . . . Likes Monday nights, cheese steaks, weekends . . . Dislikes Conceited people . . . Says I just don’t understand him! . . . Usually found Riding around or at the Four G’s . . . Ambition To get mar- ried and raise a family . . . Secret desire To live in New York City . . . Remembered for love of Huckleberrv Finn. 41 DONNA O’NEILL Donna . . . Likes music . . . Dislikes people who talk behind your back . . . Says Stop it! . . . Usually found at Mrs. Kincade’s house . . . Ambition is to get married . . . Secret Desire is to marry Tim next year . . . Remembered for being well-dressed. ELIZABETH L. PAYNTER Betty . . . Likes yellow Skylarks, Steve, roast beef hoagies, the color blue . . . Dis- likes snobby people, 5A English class . . . Says Where’s Steve? . . . Usually found with Steve . . . Ambition is to get out of Wildwood High . . . Secret desire is to own a ’Vette . . . Remembered for her coordina- tion. KAREN ANNE PENICO K. P. . . . Likes flowers, Tolkien, the oc- cult, the beach in winter, mood music, di- recting plays . . . Dislikes undependable, shallow, and narrow-minded people . . . Says Really? . . . Usually found listening to the teary tales of Toby . . . Ambition is to serve humanity through science ... Se- cret Desire is to visit Middle-Earth . . . Re- membered for her self-confidence. EDWARD PETERS Ed . . . Likes records and underground pa- pers . . . Usually found at The Lodge . . . Secret Desire remains a secret . . . Remem- bered for his hair. 42 HARRY POSTERNOCK Harry . . . Likes surfing, basketball, track, and Jewish pickles . . . Dislikes prejudice, fakes, and too much homework . . . Says Oh, I see. . . . Usually found where I’m least expected . . . Ambition is to improve on Frank Lloyd Wright’s works . . . Secret Desire is to be a jockey . . . Remembered for never wearing a T-shirt in gym. DIANA RUTH POTEAT Likes dancing . . . Dislikes loud people . . . Says Express yourself’ . . . Usually found at my boyfriends’s house . . . Secret Desire is to get married . . . Remembered for her quiet ways. DEBRA ANNE REUTER Root. . . Likes sports, spaghetti, working at Sears . . . Dislikes fickle girls, two-faced people, and 1970 silver Camaros . . . Says I Got a letter from Mario today!’’. . . Usu- ally found with Nancy, riding around, or home . . . Ambition is to be a manager of Sears, Roebuck, and Co., mother, and housewife . . . Secret Deisre is to raise a dozen little linguines . . . Remembered for her love of the mad Jap. BRUCE M. PIERPONT Bruce . . . Likes music, people, math, peace . . . Dislikes hate, war people with closed minds . . . Says Frip, horrid . . . Usually found in the Band Room . . . Ambition is to be a structural engineer and to achieve peace . . . Secret Desire is to find my head and to help others find theirs . . . Remembered for eating peculiar things in class. JOHN RICHARDS Jack . . . Likes music, swimming, science . . . Dislikes nothing . . . Says Take it slow . . . Usually found everywhere . . . Ambition is to be a physicist or chemist. . . Secret Desire is to build an accelerator . . . Remembered for being intellectual. RICHARD SAUTER Rich . . . Likes everything . . . Dislikes ever)' other thing . . . Usually found wrong . . . Ambition is to be ambitious . . . Secret Desire is not to be found wrong . . . Re- membered for his trip to California. BARBARA SHEVLIN Barb . . . Likes swimming, tennis, going out, having fun . . . Dislikes staying home, phoney people, leaving friends . . . Says If it isn’t big sweety! . . . Usually found at the View . . . Ambition is to travel . . . Se- cret Desire is to be the girl in North Carolin . . . Remembered for her straight part? ROBIN B. SIMON Robin . . . Likes classical and folk music, English . . . Dislikes math, 5A study hall, cliques . . . Says What did you get on your test? Usually found studying in my room after school in Room 315 . . . Ambition is to be a Spanish teacher . . . Secret Desire is to be successful and teach as well as D. D. . . . Remembered for her composure during English speeches. ROBERT ROSENBERG Bob . . . Likes 3:16 P.M., driving, football . . . Dislikes studying, ignorant people . . . Says You’re kidding? . . . Usually found on Maple Avenue . . . Ambition is to be a chemist . . . Secret Desire is to become a Spanish interpreter for United Airlines . . . Remembered for his nice personality. RICHARD SHIVERS Mouse . . . Likes sports . . . Dislikes dull people . . . Says Now I will, huh?” . . . Usually found playing basketball . . . Ambi- tion is to be a mechanic . . . Secret Desire is to get out of school . . . Remembered for his love of W.H.S. SUZANNE SMITH Smitty . . . Likes summer and J. H. . . . Dislikes a certain conceited sophomore girl . . . Says Are you serious? . . . Usually found riding around . . . Ambition is to be a secretary . . . Secret Desire is to leave Wildwood and own a fast car . . . Remem- bered for her walk. LEONARD STALLER Leonard . . . Likes vacations, trig . . . Dis- likes loudness. World history . . . Says Did you do the Physics problems? . . . Usually found nowhere in particular . . . Ambition is to be a doctor . . . Secret De- sire is to own a Rolls Royce . . . Remem- bered for his lunch hours in the phone booth. WILLIAM ANDREW STORMS Andy . . . Likes water skiing, animals, fast boats, Glasspars . . . Dislikes Mr. Brown’s gym class, 5A study hall . . . Says Don’t fool, fool . . . Usually found in no place in particular . . . Ambition is to become a pharmacist . . . Secret Desire is to own a Donzi . . . Remembered for being most helpful. JOHN STROTHERS Toad . . . Likes sleeping, girls, sports . . . Dislikes loud people, school . . . Says Ah. come on you guys!’’ . . . Usually found around town . . . Ambition is to be a profes- sional athlete . . . Secret Desire is to be- come wealthy and have a successful life . . . Remembered for Ribbit, Ribbit. DOLORES SZCZUR Dee . . . Likes freaks, good music, nature, summer. Stones . . . Dislikes noise, conceit- ed people, having nothing to do . . . Says Oh really? . . . Usually found downtown, on the beach, or at home . . . Ambition to trav- el around the world . . . Secret Desire to own a Vette . . . Remembered for owning a bench in front of the bank. GARY TROIANO Fat Gar . . . Likes Surfing, football, the Ga- rage, and Living . . . Dislikes 17th and Cen- tral and people who play the bad role and Gray 61 Chevys . . . Ambition to someday own E. Troiano Son, Inc. . . . Secret De- sire to remain a secret . . . Usually found at the Gee raje . . . Remembered for being so talkative. MARK VIALL Mark . . . Likes fast cars, hunting, girls with brown eyes . . . Dislikes work, being serious . . . Says I can’t hack d’is! . . . Usually found at 7710 Sea view Ave. . . . Ambition United States Naval Seals ... Se- cret desire It’s a secret . . . Remembered for being a big tease. CHRISTINE VAN NOTE Chris . . . Likes just about everything . . . Dislikes conceited people, Monday morn- ings . . . Says I’m sorry Mr. Caterini! . . . Usually found in the halls of Wildwood High . . . Ambition to be successful in life . . . Secret Desire It’s so secret I don’t even know . . . Remembered for constantly walk- ing the halls of W.H.S. ROSLYN GAIL WAUGH SOUL Kid . . . Likes being with Alfred, messing around, having a good time listen- ing to Soul Records . . . Dislikes High Soci- ety People, and people who aren’t for real . . . Says Don’t give me that static . . . Usually found in Glassboro, or Cape May, or with Alfred . . . Remembered for being school spirited. 46 SHARON MARGARET WESTOG Sharon . . . Likes good limes and having fun, Dave, traveling . . . Dislikes phoney people, snobs, squeaky chalk . . . Says 'Oh, Really, Terrific! . . . Ambition be- come a registered nurse . . . Secret desire marry a millionaire and live . . . Remem- bered for being friendly. CHARLES H. WILLIAMS Pepper . . . Likes Everything . . . Dis- likes work . . . Usually found at work . . . Remembered for his dislike of work. JEANNE DIANE WISTER Slugger . . . Likes dances, buying clothes, and Stanley . . . Dislikes school, 1st period shorthand, waiting for phone calls . . . Says Hi baby and Hot Dog” and Ride pass the station” . . . Usually found riding around . . . Ambition to have a big wedding and lots of kids . . . Secret desire to marry that certain someone . . . Remembered for breaking the light in the gym. MARIE WEIGAND Blubby and Tubby . . . Likes dancing. S. B., Arlo, and Babies . . . Dislikes staying home, Wildwood, and snobs . . . Says Hullo, Get out! Shut up Frank” . . . Usually found with Steve . . . Ambition to get married and have 8 children . . . Secret desire to help everyone that is sick and hungry . . . Remembered for reading her tea leaves. AL ZDENEK Easy-going A1 . . . Likes Mr. Mueller’s theories, Mr. McCracken’s sarcasm . . . Dislikes Squaring binomials. Calculus tests . . . Says so what! . . . Secret desire to own the Boardwalk . . . Remembered for being easy going. MOST TALKATIVE Gary Troiano Pauline Carlson CLASS FLIRTS Paula Leahey John Strothers BEST ALL AROUND Debbie Reuter Bill Dennis CLASS COMEDIANS Pauline Carlson Phil Bond DID MOST FOR W.H.S. Leah Littleton Eugene Miglio MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED Pauline Carlson Bill Hand BEST PERSONALITY Bill Dennis Joan Olney 50 MOST ATTRACTIVE John Strothers Paula Leahey MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Karen Penico John Menz TEACHER’S TORMENT Pauline Carlson Mark Viall QUIETEST Darlene Guida Bob McGurk 52 JtutUviS The enterprising class of '72 began its fund raising for the junior-senior prom early in the football season by selling Scalp 'Em, Warriors” buttons. Their next project was a hoagie sale at J H Cold Cuts followed by cake sales held simultaneously at the Acme and A P. For the Yuletidc season, they sold scented Christmas candles. Prom ques- tionnaires pertaining to dates and menus were handed out in advance of Christmas vaca- tion. Thanks to the innovative junior class, the '71 prom was an overwhelming success. The outgoing seniors leave their thanks and wishes for continued financial success in their final year at WHS. The junior proctors are Mr. Carr, Mr. Crompton, Mr. Norton, and Miss Delli Paoli. 54 R. King, S. Griest, M. Havward, G. Knight, C. Devane, M. DrICorio, A. Jordan. R. Gibbs, D. Dunhour, R. Goodman, B. Hartt, K. Johnson, J. Freeman. D. Flynn, L. Hanker, M. John. J. Fulton, P. Konowwitch, N. DeCarlo, F. Hubman, M. De Bona venture, F. Kennedy, G. Green- land, H. Klaiss, P. Kammer, M. Flynn, P. Giacalnne. S. Higgs. Absent: C. Hudson, W. Hudson, M. Hughes, F. Fitzpatrick. T. Chrietzberg. M. Brooks, M. Carty, L. Deaver, V. Brooks, M. Camper, J. Camizzi, C. Cooper, A. Camizzi. J. Bratten, M. Brown, C. Daniels, B. Angela. A. Anderson. J. Anderson, G. Babincheck, R. Cason. J. Adams. P. Bebee. T. Bickel, L. Bozarth, S. Benner. K. Buoneo, S. Bradway. Absent: D. Alston, A. Angle last ra, R. Anglelastra. R. Belciano, D. Buehter. S. Cardile. D. Conley. C. Corino, T. Crandley, E. Davis, J. Botto. 55 D. Trombetta, K. Rague. K. Versaggi, L Wogan, D. Sinn. G. Storms. J. Weiss. B. Unruh, D. Scott, R. Roy. S. Wilson. K. Burns. J. Speirher, R. Teitelman. T. Stocker, M. Thompson. R. Palmer. R. Wilmont. P. Tonner, J. Weigand, M. Street. S. Walker. M. Taylor, P. Scull, G. Rowe. E. Williams. Absent: F. Shelton. E. Snow, V. Stella. M. Tyne, R. Walden, F. Shaffer. J. Mondelli, S. Olson, B. McNair, B. Men , P. Levy, N. Ludman, F. Shelton, W. Mathis, G. Greenland, C. Johnson. R. Palmer. S. Wilson, C. Poulopoulos. S. Maslow, C. Pierpont. P. MacDonald, R. Peters, R. Munzenmyer, R. Maker. J. Morey, H. Klaiss. £ O' P k O' hv (V 1 $ The sophomores have come through the most neutral period of their four years at WHS. The confusion of the first year is behind them, but the excitement of their junior and senior years is yet to come. Their next two years will be full of fund-raising drives, more homecomings, the proms, and the culmination of it all, the Islander. All our pity has been used up on us, so we wish them luck. The sophomore proctors are Mr. McCracken, Mr. Caterini, Mrs. James, and Mr. Muel- ler. 57 K. Armand, P. Boyle, P. Carlson, S. Carlson. T. Davolas, T. Cinhaus, T. Cimino. K. Carrirk. D. Corino. D. Del Conte, T. Delaney, A. Catanoso, B. Raff, H. Barrish, A. Barnett, W. Carty, J. Bebler, P. Evangelista. R. Czyzewski. J. Alexander. D. Coleman. T. Cox. M. Bowman, S. Bradshaw, R. Boyle. H. Livingston, L. Lauriello, S. Ludman. G. Hudson. W. Gaines. E. Linton, S. Jorgensen, M. Hubman. K. Glassford, C. Love. P. Hewitt, J. God- frey, F. Fox, L. Fox. B. Hudson, W. Clock, R. Harmon, S. Johnson. J. Kirwin. L. Gold, D. Jedrzejek. B. Gold, S. King, S. Glenn, II. Korzeniowski. R. Longs tree t, E. Fisher, D. Long, S. Littleton. S. Lauriello, L. Finocchiaro. Absent: W. Hann. G. Jones, L. Ladzenski, G. Liebau, S. Litchendorf, G. Knight. K. Palmer, P. Masciarella, V. Miglio, D. Ramagosa, S. Quigley, K. Morin, D. Reuter. P. Myers, D. Meade. 0. O'Neil, R. Matteucci, C. Miller, C. Olson, M. Moore, P. Neiman, M. McMillan, A. Pandalias, M. Maguire, B. Raff, A. Plechncr, M. Nordaby, F. Miller, M. Poxon, M. Matthews, J. MoMichaels, D. McCabe, K. Papaspannos. Absent: T. McGough, D. Mason, C. Minggia, J. Ribeiro. J. Watson, B. Sands, C. Wingate. H. Satt. D. Tantaros, S. Wister. L. Taylor. S. Roach, P. Smith. S. Ward, B. Schoffler. D. Westog, D. Warner, D. Zwanetz. R. Santaniello. P. Scully, E. Roach, T. Seeger, B. Unger. I. Sapowycz, K. Watson, S. Staller. M. Wooley, D. Russo, V. Watson, V. Venable. E. Robinson. Absent: W. Robinson. R. Rossanese, M. Spano, G. Thompson, M. Rucci. 59 60 Pt6S[lhie t The freshmen have just passed through the most tumultuous period of their high school years. We high and mighty seniors were underclassmen once, so we understand the ini- tial confusion of the incoming freshmen. We can only tell them that if they keep their hopes and spirits up they will certainly make good in WHS in the future. Our good luck goes with them and we admonish them to enjoy their high school years as they will slip by all too quickly. The freshmen proctors are Mr. Gerow, Miss DiLuzio, Mr. Forster, and Mrs. Montemur- ro. 61 S. Bowman. P. Carlson, K. Cardaci. S. Deaver, P. Clarke. F. Anderson, C. Cooper, A. Brown, G. Camp, M. Clifton. W. Deaver, J. Davies, R. Cammarano. W. DeCosta. T. Chrietzberg, S. Brown, G. Crawley, J. Bebler, B. Defrehn, D. Danella, T. Brown. Absent: T. Cattell, G. Amundsen, G. Botto, D. Borucki, E. Chiaro. 62 D. Gambino, G. Garrity, V. Glenn, J. Garrison, C. Hoffacker, S. Glork, S. Greenspon, M. D’Imperio, D. Dunhour, S. Dempster. J. Gallagher, C. Delaney, T. Freeman, E. Evans, M. Gideon, S. DelCorio, R. Heston, W, Fisher, M. Fisher, J. Gallo, D. Hamilton, R. Hughes, D. Hewitt, B. Hudson, M. Fashaw, L. Gaines, W. Hall. Absent: R. Eisl, M. Gales, A. Hansen, K. Grookett. E. Kane, S. Maslow, B. Johnson, M. Love, D. King, T. Kelly, R. Monaco, K. Mason, B. Konowitch, C. Massio. D. King, B. MarClain, J. Drogman, M. McAleer, R. McCullough, J. McAuley, J. Martino, S. Kimbell, K. Kennedy, T. Matthews. T. Men , C. Jaffee, R. Jenncr. Absent: R. Jack, H. Lanza, E. McAleer, T. McCabe, C. Menzel, J. McGary. 63 R. Olson, T. Peters, K. Mooney, D. Rossaness, M. Mueller, L. Mohr, A. Newell, D. Molino. S. Palmisano, E. Pawley. J. Oxley, D. Mielus, J. Martensen, T. Morey, S. Parson. B. Palmer, A. Martensen. D. Righter, G. Nash, L. Pisasale. D. Milewski. L. Rob- inson, L. Pierpont, B. Moran, B. Olson. Absent: B. Rook. D. Rinier, P. Radcliffe, M. Palmisano, S. Nekdhardt. A. Stella, D. Twist, D. Scull, D. Vaughan, P. Williams, M. Vallillo, P. Watson, P. Williams. K. Simons, M. Wheaton, G. Wil- liams, N. Viscomi, G. Stocker. M. Sicilia, E. Wilson, F. Sicilia, E. Stuebner, M. Snow. B. Sacco, L. Stocker, V. Tantaros. A. Trombetta, G. Salt, E. Way, C. Webster. Absent: K. Stiltner, T. Tassoni, L. Vinson, F. Smith, B. Shaw. 64 ORGANIZATIONS V us j Club Club Natio tol Mwkw Society Qtudpjcb Council All Qckool Pfoy Bqm L Rocket Club Ckess Club CkoVi Acfeufftes Fundi Club Pltftoqiopluj Club 65 1st row: C. Accardi, S. Bixlrr, Mr. B. McCracken, advisor, B. Tcitlcman, L. Gold, H. Klaiss. 2nd row: J. Mena, H. Korzeniowski, G. Troiano, R. Menzenmayer, H. Postcrnock, J. Strothers, B. Hand. Missing from picture: B. Dennis, P. Bond, L. Staller, C. Ludman, M. Brown, F. Shelton, R. Maker. The Varsity Club is a society of athletic young men who have earned their varsity letters, the highest athletic honor. The club runs various activities to raise money for a scholarship fund. The activities include selling tags and cushions, running a booth at the Fun Fair, and conducting the always-memorable Varsity Club-Faculty Game. The group also helps run the Easter Egg Hunt for local children. Officers are William Dennis, president; Bob Teitleman, vice president; William Ludman, treasurer. Mr. Bernard McCracken serves as advisor. VWtty Ciub PLEASANTVILLE AIN’T THE TIGERS WONT PULL OFF NOTHING ANOTHER CAPER’’ LIKE BUT A LAST YEAR! HANDBAG Ksy Club 1st row: S. Littleton, B. Rosenburg, S. Higgs, J. Gallager, A. Anderson. C. Delaney, 0. O’Neill, E. Pawley, H. Barrish. 2nd row: C. Kuski, A. Bar- nett, C. Daniels, J. Richards, J. Freeman. M. John, L. Gold. B. Teitelman, S. Maslow, K. Johnson, A. Catanoso. 3rd row: A. Zdenek, D. Long, A. Storms, P. Konowrich, B. Morey, C. Hudson, R. Munzenmayer, D. Flynn, G. Greenland, H. Klaiss, R. Cason, Mr. John Mueller, advisor. Missing from photo: B. Dennis. The Key Club is a service organization. The Club partakes in various activities. Some of the activities this year were a car wash on a very cold Sunday, selling peanut crunch, and working the basketball pitch at the Fun Fair. Money re- ceived from these activities went into our March convention fund. The Key Club also collected food for the underprivileged at Christmas time. For the second consecutive year, the Key Club decorated the lobby Christmas tree. The club also ushered at the Shore Theater on 'Kiddie's Day. The club’s greatest achievement was putting up a scoreboard at Maxwell Field. The Key Club officers are Stanley Higgs, president; Ross Munzenmayer, vice-president; Bill Dennis, secretary; Bob Teitelman, treasurer. A new addition to the Key Club’s executive branch is a Board of Directors, consisting of Senior, Andy Storms; Junior, Kurt Johnson; Sophomore, Harry Barrish. 67 WoAlowoJl f-fcwKVt Society CUptpju 2417 B. Buckingham, R. Boyle, T. Cohen, C. Corino, K. Dare, D. Reuter, P. Levy, R. Gibbs, S. Benner. M. Flynn, K. Penico, J. Hughes, V. Watson, L. Littleton, M. DelCorio, K. Everingham, M. Konowitch, T. Davolos, L. Taylor. M. Catanoso, G. Bartlett, J. Alexander, P. Lea hey, J. Menz, C. Kuski. A. Anderson, L. Staller. H. Kor- zenowski, R. Munzenmeycr, B. Titleman, 0. O'Neil, L. Gold. B. Dennis, Mr. John Norton, Advisor. The National Honor Society was formed to give recognition to a small percentage of outstanding students. Each year, stu- dents who have maintained a B average are rated by the teach- ers in four categories — scholarship, leadership, character, and service. The students receiving the highest ratings — 5% from each class each year — are inducted and honored at a tea following the induction ceremony. This year, NHS has been involved in a variety of fund-raising drives, notably the selling of candy bars and the handling of refreshments for Bye Bye Birdie.” Funds are used to finance the induction ceremony, induction tea, and Easter Egg Hunt for the elementary children, also an NHS scholarship is given to an outgoing senior on Class Day. Unmercenary activities in- clude the reading of the morning announcements over the P.A. system during homeroom each day. Karen Penico, Pres.; William Dennis, V. Pres.; Karen Dare, Sec- retary; Albert Zdenek, Treas. 68 Stuckutt Couacii S. Deaver, D. Twist, C. Hoffacker, L. Littleton, T. Bickel, K. Johnson, J. Mondelli, P. Leahey, V. Porter, C. Suppa, J. Dempster, F. Dun hour, C. Sicilia, B. Dennis, J. Menz, S. Wilson, B. Hand, G. Troiano, S. Del Corio, M. John, S. Parson, M. Kuski. M. Gaines. J. Craig, S. Kimbel. G. Knight. P. Scull, C. Daniels. C. Ludman. S. Bixler, B. Buckingham, V. W'atson, B. McClain, P. Pinnizotto. John Menz. President Steve Bixler, Vice President Paula Leahey, Secretary Bill Hand, Treasurer 69 Al School P xy 70 P. Pinizzotto, K. Morin, S. Atkinson. T. Brown, S. Brown. R. King, 0. O'Neil, W. Hudson, H. Klaiss. I. Davolas, M. Konowitch, D. Molino, M. DiBonaventure, D. Corino, K. Penico. L. Way, B. Unger. D. Ramagosa. S. Neihardt, G. Satt, S. Griest. H. Salt, M. Mueller, R. Boyle. LEADS T. Davolas, B. Longstreet, T. Cohen. B. MacClain, M. Wooley, R. Wil- mot, R. Boyle, V. Watson, C. Pierpont, L. Staller. M. Konowitch. ST ACE CREW B. Harmon. A. Molino, H. Barrish, J. Wistcr. R. LoMonaco, S. Wister, K. Mason. E. Fischer, S. Qui- gley, G. Miglio, T. Stocker. J. Speicher, B. DeFrehn, J. Bebler, R. Cason. A. Camizzi. A. Coleman. L. Way, D. Ramagosa. 71 W.f-f.S. BcutA Bottom row A. Hall, S. Morrison, F. Pennizota. C. Robinson, C. Allen, S. Minggia. Capi. G. Waugh, T. Kelly. A. Trombetta, B. Moran, S. Maslow. 2nd row: L. Robin- son, D. Molino, S. Scully, S. Ward. K. Mason. C. Cooper, L. Gaines. M. Bowman, C. Pierpont, G. Russo, C. Minggia. C. DeVane, Capt. M. Camper, D. Rossanese, P. Carlson, K. Cardasi, V. Miglio, B. J. Poteat, M. Atkinson, V. Tantaros. 3rd row: M. 72 Kuski, G. Lanza, C. Suppa, J. Allen. J. Alexander. B. Unruh, E. Williams, V. Por- ter, S. Walker, K. Dare, G. Cattell, C. Miller, R. Longstreet, A. Zdenek, M. Gideon. 4th row: P. Hewitt, W. Hann, A. Anderson, R. Rossanese, S. Dempster, S. Atkinson, W. Messerschimidt, W. Fisher. W. Glock. J. Krogman, S. Bradway, B. Pierpont. W. Palmer, R. Heston, M. Weaton. Banner Girls: P. Lloyd. R. Lo Monora. 73 CHOIR ROCKET CLUB PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB CHESS CLUB Acnvmes A 7U Us The Junior Class of Wildwood High School presents A TIME FOR US Music by — Liberation at the Mariner Inn Saturday evening May second Nineteen hundred and seventy 76 1970 Prom Committee with Mr. William Carr, Advisor. HoHtfiC6 Ktag Marlene Catanoso and Escort John Strothers Helen Bebee and Escort Jim Morey 1970 Homecoming Court Nancy Ludman and Escort Chickie Ludman Terry Bickel and Escort Ed Coleman 77 78 BaseboM 1970 1st row: T. Quinn, G. Smith, L. Gold, M. Brown, B. Teitleman, C. -Ludman, C. Quinn, Mr. Phil Answini. coach. 2nd row: Mr. Lou Simonini, coach, D. Olson, A. Warner, J. Menz, S. Russo. SEASON RECORD Wildwood........................0 Wildwood........................3 Wildwood........................3 Wildwood........................3 Wildwood........................2 Wildwood.......................10 Wildwood........................5 Wildwood........................5 Wildwood........................1 Wildwood........................5 Wildwood........................7 Wildwood........................1 Wildwood........................7 Wildwood........................4 Wildwood........................3 Wildwood.......................0 Hammonton..........................3 Pleasantville......................1 Lower Cape May.....................2 Middle Township....................1 Hammonton..........................6 Ocean City.........................2 Wildwood Catholic..................0 Sacred Heart.......................2 Pleasantville......................9 Wildwood Catholic..................6 Ocean City.........................1 Lower Cape May.....................3 Middle Township....................4 Sacred Heart.......................8 Bordentown.........................2 Glassboro..........................2 State Tournament 81 82 84 RwtbM QtojfJtUig O SEASON’S RECORD Wildwood........................18 Wildwood.........................8 Wildwood........................22 Wildwood............-............6 Wildwood........................12 Wildwood........................42 Wildwood........................20 Wildwood........................12 St. Joseph.......................19 Middle Township..................24 Ocean City.......................19 Southern Regional................12 Pleasantville....................24 Hammonton........................21 St. James........................26 Lower Cape May...................28 Stewing Defuse 87 1st row: M. Gales, C. Accardi, B. Hand. J. Strothers, S. Bixler, C. Ludman, E. Coleman. J. Menz, G. Tfoiano, P. Bond, L. Staller, K. Cruser, T. Mason. 2nd row: R. Lewis, W. Lewis, R. Cason, R. Maker, W. Hudson, S. Mason, J. McAulcy, E. Roach, K. Burns, R. Palmer, J. Freeman, M. Brown, S. Bradway, A. Camizzi, B. Morey, K. Ludman. 3rd row: Mr. George Rise, coach, Mr. Phil Anwini, coach, W. Robinson, P. Scully, R. Har- 88 mon, M. Palmissano, R. Czyzewski, M. Moore, M. Mathews, P. Neiman, H. Korzeniowski, J. Bebler, T. Freeman, A. Brown, B. Shoeffler, D. Wes- tog, Mr. Bob Soprano, coach. Mr. John Mueller, coach. 89 90 91 93 94 CioyyJ!jMd tS P. Leahey. K. Johnson, L. Taylor, K. Versaggi, J. Camizzi. K. Palmer, N. Ludman, L, Deaver. Missing from photo: M. Calanoso. captain. V u6t£y COACH BERNIE McCRACKEN 98 S. Bixlcr, C. Daniels, Maagers, B. Czyzewski, H. Posternock, G. Greenland, S. Glenn, R. Munzcnmayer, F. Shelton, D. Flynn, B. Ludman. S. Wil- son, B. Dennis, B. Teitelman, A. Anderson. Kneeling: Co-Captain J. Strothers, Coach Craven, Coach McCracken, Co-Captain J. Menz. 99 SEASON RECORD WHS 48 Vineland........................59 79 St. Augustine...................44 90 Wildwood Catholie...............66 41 Saered Heart ...................40 72 Vineland........................97 54 Middle Township.................47 69 Lower Cape May .................78 81 Hammonton.......................36 51 Sacred Heart ...................60 83 Ocean City......................62 67 Mainland Regional...............69 66 Pleasantville...................72 80 Hammonton.......................40 77 Middle Township.................56 71 Ocean City......................68 67 Mainland Regional...............55 65 Pleasantville...................58 74 Lower Cape May .................70 80 Wildwood Catholic...............65 TOURNAMENT 87 Glassboro.......................66 56 Lower Cape May .................65 too 101 102 103 JcuifcVt V MJfcy J. Hudson, Manager, D. Del Conte, D. Westog, L. Gold, G. Greenland. H. Korzeniowski, S. Glenn. R. Harmon, T. Freeman. B. Teilelman. W. Hall, S. Del Corio, E. Wilson. Kneeling: S. Wilson, Co-eaptain. Mr. R. Brown, Coaeh, R. Czyzewski. SEASON RECORD WHS 57 Vineland.........................61 64 St. Augustine....................33 48 Wildwood Catholic................25 51 Sacred Heart ....................41 53 Vineland.........................59 50 Middle Township..................30 42 Lower Cape May ..................26 46 Hammonton........................27 36 Sacred Heart ....................43 34 Ocean City.......................31 ‘18 Mainland Regional................45 56 Pleasantville...................‘16 47 Hammonton........................42 44 Middle Township..................26 61 Ocean City.......................10 60 Mainland Regional................49 54 Pleasantville.................. 46 40 Lower Cape May...................28 54 Wildwood Catholic................33 104 106 A. Brown, J. Krogman, S. Del Corio. W. Hall, E. Wilson, K. Delaney, Manager, J. Mueller, Coach, M. MarAleer, J. Oxley. J. Davis, T. Freeman, J. Gallagcr, E. Pauley, Manager. SEASON RECORD WHS 42 Ocean City.....................36 45 Middle Township................33 27 Wildwood Catholic..............33 44 Lower Cape May.................42 32 Ocean City.....................30 45 Wildwood Catholic..............48 26 Lower Cape May.................62 107 Front row, left to right: K. Palmer. P. Leahy, J. Camizzi, L. Taylor. S. Benner, K. Johnson. L. Deaver. Sec- ond row, left to right: K. Vereaggi, Captain M. Catanoso, N. Ludman. GvJ! ’ Bask tbM M. Hayward, B. Unruh, K. Mortimer, P. Carlson, L. Barklow, M. Gaines, P. Smith. M. Camper, K. Glass ford, D. Tan taros, S. Wister, J. Wister, K. Cardan. C. Minggia. 109 113 114 115 p .h % ’ '— (T). Hey, Everybody 'Won't you just look around Can't anybody see? Just what’s going down Can’t you take the time? Just to feel Just to feel what is real If you do then you’ll see that we got a raw deal. They’re killing everybody I wish it weren’t true They say we got to make war or the economy will fall But if we don't stop We won’t be around no more They’re ruining this world for you and me The big heads of slate won't let us be free They made the rules once But it didn't work out Now we must try again Before they kill us off No more dying! No more killing! No more dying No more fighting We don’t want to die No, we don't want to die Please let’s change it all Please let’s make it all good for the present And better for the future Let's just love one another Let's show peace for each other We can make it happen Let’s just make it happen We can 4 change this world Please let’s change this world Please let's make it happen for our children For our women Change the world Please make it happen Come on Come on Please. Come on it’s up to me, it’s up to you. So let's do it now With this we dedicate ourselves, our futures, and our energies to the people of the revolution and the revolution in all its forms Robert Lamm Walter Parazaider Peter Cetera Lee Loughnane Terry Kath James Pankow James William Guercio Daniel Seraphine 118 SE UEMS n o 1 ■’ ■ 5 i ...,„ « S5T 119 QtudjMcb yds Debbie and Mario Nocito Reggie T. Cason Alfred and Gail Steve Parson Jimmy and Frances Sam Littleton Lynn and Bruce Marlene and James Marquita and Lloyd Carol Wingate Leonard Staller Nancy Ludman Barbara Ann Unger Tom S. CARL BIG AL John Richards Celebrate Life! Rose Gibbs Rosie Mooney 80” Maureen Mooney 82” Kathy Mooney 'f74” Michael C. Gales Aunt Bea” Sharon M. Westog Pistol Pete Jimmy and Paula Gail and Mike Bill and Pat Gail and Harry Michelle and Chalie Jack Wild Bill Rook RUSTY Bruce M. Pierpont Jeannie and Debbie Dom and Louise C. J. K. Stanley Higgs Denise and Larry Donna and Fred Debbie Scull John and Mary Hondo and his wife Rich and Carol Pat Scull The Kang” Cindy and George Bill Hoffacker Jeanne and Stanley Rose and Stanley 58 and 49 HOOPLA UAATT )) RGWT SPIRO v O pouution WOT PAMS masters JOHNSON 120 John G. Mueller Mr. and Mrs. L. Simonini Steve and Betty Mr. and Mrs. Gustave R. Olson Barb and Tom Mr. and Mrs. John Preston Norts Mr. and Mrs. Otto Stocker Sterling Marine Mr. and Mrs. William J. Carr Robert P. Goodman Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Dare, Jr. Del Conte’s Amoco Mr. and Mrs. Daniel A. Hoellering Dee and Irv Larson Mr. and Mrs. A. T. De Frehn Fox Brothers Mr. and Mrs. Dennis The Nocito Family Mr. and Mrs. Daniels Golden Dragon Liquor Store Mr. and Mrs. Wm. O'Quin, Jr. June R. Barnes Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Wingate Jean and Gus Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Johnson, Sr. Wm. Josephine Birtch Mr. and Mrs. Robert Frederick, Sr. Joseph J. Grassi, Licensed Brok ;r Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Everingham Mrs. Eattock Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Westog Bertha Lee Shop Mr. and Mrs. Philip Rosenberg Mrs. Blong Mr. and Mrs. Romus Phillip and Jean Del Conte’s American Station Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Simon Mrs. Blanche Hayward Mr. and Mrs. Charles Juliam Douglass Larson Mr. and Mrs. James Shevlin Billy Daniels, 2nd grade Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Richards Miss Diane DiLuzio Mr. and Mrs. Gibbs Nicholas P. Karemessinis Mr. and Mrs. S. Morgan Pierpont, Jr. Mrs. Doris Madsen 41” Mr. and Mrs. S. Morgan Pierpont, Sr. Mrs. Ruth Liebau Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Kelly Joan’s Beauty Salon Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mondson Mrs. F. Jordan Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Motz Mrs. M. Schweitzer Mr. and Mrs. George Krogman Mrs. Hattie De Frehn Mr. and Mrs. Clark G. Wright Peace - Dave and Sherie Lamken Mr. and Mrs. Howard Putt” Palmer Mr. and Mrs. George M. Betz Mr. and Mrs. John W. Leahey Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bartlett Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Littleton, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Kuski Dr. and Mrs. M. Mazzotta 121 Compliments of CREST OYSTER HOUSE Sweetbriar and New Jersey Avenue Wildwood Crest, New Jersey THE WILSON AGENCY Real Estate — Insurance 3921 Pacific Avenue Wildwood, N. J. 522-5562 Ford Mercury Lincoln, Inc. BEECHER-KAY REALTY COMPANY 101 E. Wildwood Avenue Wildwood, N. J. Phone 522-2434 Real Estate — Insurance Mortgages Rio Grande and Park Blvd. Wildwood, New Jersey 522-2453 Best of Luck Class of '71 KINDLE THE SANDAL SHOP Compliments 3707 Pacific Ave. of Italian and Spanish Imports GOULD REAL ESTATE We, the official family of WILDWOOD, would like to congratulate the Class of 1971 and all the fine students of Wildwood High School. We are proud of our young people and wish you well. Mayor Charles Masciarella Commissioner Wilbur Ostrander Commissioner Joseph Furey Phone 522-4921 BOB'S I HOUR CLEANERS «0 Complete Shirt and Cleaning Service Alterations and Repairs Congratulations Class of 1971 4407 Park Boulevard Wildwood, N. J. CRYSTAL SANDS MOTEL Compliments of the COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY MR. AND MRS. LOUIS SAUTER A « COmOiTiONCO fiirli'a Hnlliiuinni) Sarbrr $luip Razo Cutting and AS.L TMC LaTJST H i CUT| To� Men amo Cmilorcm RICHARD HCAOL i Y 117 CAST 17� m Avc N Wnowooo. M J. Compliments of Staller's Good Luck from your friends at ELLIOT AGENCY ABBOTTS DAIRIES Real Estate Insurance Good Luck to the Class of 1971 5709 New Jersey Ave. Wildwood Crest, N. J. 522-6274 LOCKES ROAD SERVICE TOWING PINE AVE. SERVICE Pine and Atlantic Wildwood, N. J. Texaco Products, Tires, Batteries N. C. FEENEY, Prop. Registered Representative ALLSTATE ENTERPRISES FUND SALES INC. instate IRV POSTERNOCK Senior Account Agent 121 W. Aster Rd.. Wildwood Crest. N. J. 08260 622-1257 Congratulations Class of 1971 WILDWOOD PARENT AND TEACHERS ASSOCIATION President_________________________ Mrs. William Daniels Vice-President______________________ Conrad Johnson Rec. Secretary Joseph Everingham Corres. Secretary Mrs. Raymond Harris Treasurer__________________________Mrs. John Wister BURKE MOTOR SALES INC. 5100 Park Blvd. CHEVROLET - OLDS - CADILLAC 522-1475 Open 8:30 till 9:00 GEORGE'S SUNOCO SERVICE North Wildwood Wildwood 522-2119 522-3201 NORTH WILDWOOD DISCOUNT STORE 2nd and New Jersey Ave. M. S. BROWN JEWELERS 3310 Pacific Avenue Wildwood, N. J. Compliments of JAMES A. O'NEILL Counselor at Law Oh! —How 1 Wish 1 Were Back! EARL CALLOWAY Try Town House First The One-Stop Store TOWN HOUSE VARIETY STORE First and New Jersey Avenues N. Wildwood, N.J. — Phone 522-0221 • BATHING AND FISHING NEEDS • AMPLE FREE PARKING • TOYS • CLOTHING • SOUVENIRS • GAMES • HOUSEWARES Compliments of FLACCO'S MARKET Park Blvd. 0 . Telephone: 609-522-0155 F. D. CURCIO BUILDER OF Luxurized HOMES 7506 Pacific Avenue Wildwood Crest, N. J. 08260 THE BRICK HEARTH Rio Grande, N. J. Steaks — Sandwiches — Sundries To the Class of '71 Congratulations and Best Wishes MR. AND MRS. JAMES A. DARE Best Wishes Class of 71 BENJAMIN ASHBY, JR. Registered Master Plumber Plumbing Heating Air Conditioning Water Pumps 522-2560 Good Luck MENZ MR. AND MRS. FOOD DISTRIBUTORS TED ZIZLSPERGER Wildwood, New Jersey ASTRONAUT MOTEL Machine Shop Service Phone 522-7773 Sears ATLANTIC AUTO SUPPLY CO. SEARS, ROEBUCK CO. ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT PARTS HOUSE Wildwood, New Jersey 08260 AUTOMOTIVE —MARINE INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES Shop by 522-0211 Phone 132 E. Spicer Wildwood 104-106 E. Lincoln Ave. Wildwood, N. J. 08260 AVALON TILE CARPET CENTERS Atlantic City • Ovalon • Manahawkin • Northfield Vineland • Wildwood TILE DISTRIBUTORS AND CONTRACTORS CLARENCE BRADSHAW CLIFF WILSON SONS ZENITH COLOR T.V. SPECIALISTS SON North Wildwood, N. J. 08260 3200 New Jersey Ave., Wildwood 522-1437 CORSON AND HAND Realtors and Insurers 3003 Atlantic Ave. Wildwood, N. J. 522-1458 ANGLESEA BEACH COLONY BRANCH Office 522-2506 PINE AVE. APARTMENTS JOE DIEHL BUILDER 522-2293 Best Wishes to the Class of '71 DARE BROS. REALTY CO. Paula Marlene Kathy Sue Karen Lorraine Nancy Joann Linda Linda Kathy CLARKE MOTORS DODGE • DODGE TRUCKS (SALES AND SERVICE) Pine and New Jersey Avenues Phone 522-1468 Wildwood, N. J. Compliments of SENATOR AND MRS. ROBERT E. KAY ind FRANK I.RRATO Vwi T| mi T«w � — — « • VK K� M SMM 11� Somout foi jfumbo iSandriehr� (B IS OHn VIA ROUND n jcmv avenues IRV LARSON BUILDER SPATZ PHARMACY For Excellence in Prescription Service Burke and Pacific Aves. FURNITURE - CARPETS TELEVISION Compliments of BENNETT'S PHARMACY BRUCE BENNETT, RP 2700 Pacific Avenue Wildwood, N. J. 08260 Phone S22-2885 FREE DELIVERY 1 LINCOLN NEW JERSEY AVES. WILDWOOD. N. J. tONE S22- E. TROIANO SONS INC. PAUL'S ARCO SERVICE STATION 509 West Rio Grande Avenue Wildwood, New Jersey RYDER TRUCK RENTALS — LOCAL AND ONE WAY Phone 522-6412 S H GREEN STAMPS General Contractor Phone 522-0916 5100 New Jersey Ave. Wildwood You get a whale of a meal at SEAFARER'S SEA FOOD RESTAURANT Best Wishes to the Class of 71 As you go forth in . the world, and you see things which you feel must be changed, then work through the democ- racy and change them. The government of these great United States is surely not perfect, but there is none any better. North Wildwood Blvd. and Beach Creek Bridge ORDERS TO GO STEAKS—CHOPS—ROASTS AFTER DINING VISIT OUR GO-KART TRACK Borough of West Wildwood W. ROBERT HENTGES, Mayor NICHOLAS A. WANINGER, Comm. NICHOLAS J. HERMAN, Comm. Hair Styles by Peter Ricco JERRY'S BEAUTY SALON 3102 Pacific Avenue Wildwood, N. J. Phone 522-5637 BEL AIR MOTEL 5510 Ocean Ave. PIRO'S Wildwood Crest, N. J. NORTH WILDWOOD LIQUOR STORE Phone 522-5142 CORSON HAND Realtors and Insurers HOLLY BEACH CONCRETE CO. 5100 New Jersey Ave. Wildwood, N. J. 08260 522-7756 3003 Atlantic Ave. Wildwood, N. J. 522-1458 Angelesea Beach Colony Good Luck 522-2506 Class of 71 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '71 ATLANTIC TOBACCO CO. ADMIRAL 142 E. Lincoln Ave. Wildwood, N. J. MOTEL Visit Our Wholesale Showroom For Gift Ideas Sun Ski, SJnc. 1103 NEW JERSEY AVENUE N. WILDWOOD. NEW JERSEY Phone 522-0586 Compliments of PEST FREE EXTERMINATING CO. Compliments of CEISS GROCERY STORE FAMS P S COMPANY INC. 103 E. Baker Ave. Wildwood, N. J. 08260 COUNTY ROOST Good Luck Class of 1971 522-5815 KOSHER AND SWEDISH DELICACIES SHEA'S 17TH MARKET Fine Meats — Produce — Groceries 113 East 17th Street N. Wildwood, N. J. We Fill Your Freezer at Discount Prices Phone: 729-9677 Closed Mondays KATHERINE'S GIFTS 4607 Pacific Avenue Wildwood, N. J. HANDBAGS, JEWELRY AND THINGS 729-0300 WEST SIDE BARBER SHOP Specializing in Naturals — Ladies Perms 4402 Park Boulevard Wildwood, N. J. 08260 CHARLES BRANT Proprietor LARRY JONES Specialist First Lady Salon Congratulations to The Graduating Class of '71 HESTON'S ESSO Lighting and Electric Heating By ANZELONE 522-7023 Compliments of COOMBS MARKET INCORPORATED Compliments of BRADSHAW'S' FOOD MARKET 18th and New York Ave. North Wildwood COLD CUTS SANDWICHES HOAGIES MEYER'S SHOES PHONE Sit 9 69 (ST 1 47 Cafit Co. COMMERCIAL PRINTING KAMMER'S 4009 none avenue KiM ' N «ALOV WILOWOOO N J BAKERY SEACREST PASTRY SHOP PALOMBO'S PHARMACY 1201 New Jersey Ave. North Wildwood, N. J. ALDO A. PALOMBO, R.P. Phone 522-7507 Compliments of BUCKINGHAM RESIDENTIAL ELECTRIC HEAT COMMERCIAL WILLIAM L. KANE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR 240 W. 18th Avenue North Wildwood. N. J. 08260 Phone 522-5841 BROTHERS, INC. QUIGLEY-SIMPSON DISPENSING OPTICIANS Compliments of 1619 Pacific Avenue 219 East Wildwood Avenue Atlantic City, N. J. Wildwood, N. J. Phone 244-7939 Phone 522-9487 ANZELONE ELECTRIC Compliments of TAYLOR'S MARKET Wildwood Crest Congratulations Class of '71 CHARLES GUHR CO. OFFICE OUTFITTERS Commercial Stationers ELEANOR'S GRILL STEAKS — HOAGIES — PIZZA 5604 Pacific Avenue Wildwood Crest, New Jersey Phone 522-6241 WISHING THE SENIOR CLASS GREAT SUCCESS IN ALL THEIR FUTURE ENDEAVORS Borough of Wildwood Crest Joseph Von Savage, Mayor Thomas J. Gallagher, Commissioner Louis A. Del Conte, Commissioner Compliments of SCOOP'S SPORTING GOODS VALLESE ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY WILDWOOD LINEN SUPPLY 522-1495 It's Just Great! NOW... It's Time To Round Out Your Vacation Family Fun! THE $400,000 SUPER ADVENTURE RIDE! LOG FLUME Delaware Valley's Greatest Amusement Ride Attraction! HUNT'S PIER On Main Boardwalk From Poplar To Juniper Aves. IN WILDWOOD, NEW JERSEY It's Super- Duper! Congratulations to the Class of 1971 WILDWOOD HIGH SCHOOL BOOSTER'S ASSOCIATION Lingerie—Sportswear—Bras and Girdles MICKEY MYRT SHIP SHORE THE MARTHA SHOP Fine Ladies' Apparel F. D. COLSON LUMBER CO. 3405 Pacific Ave. EDITH ESHER Wildwood, N. J. Phone 522-2526 I8th and New Jersey Aves. North Wildwood, N. J. FRANKLIN ELECTRIC Dependable Service Since 1910 Call Your Lumber Number 522-3431 Compliments of SOL AND ESTHER MANKIN ' 'f ufy tm rf [fint S tncr 920 SEASHORE FOOD DISTRIBUTORS, INC. (Seashore Egg and Poultry Supply Co., Inc.) ' NEW JERSEY AND CHESTNUT AVENUES North Wildwood, New Jersey 08260 Phone (609) 522-69S9 GIDDING'S 3900 Pacific Ave. Wildwood, N. J. 08260 ALLEN'S MEN’S SHOP Compliments of RIO GRANDE ARMY NAVY STORE Corner Oalc and Pacific Avenues Wildwood, N. J. Marlyn Manor Shopping Center Rio Grande Compliments of NU CRYSTAL N. J. WAREHOUSE SALES Compliments of WILDWOOD HIGH SCHOOL WARRIOR VARSITY MARCHING AND SYMPHONIC BAND 6th to 7th on New Jersey Ave. North Wildwood, N. J. Best Wishes to the Class of '71 Discount Store of NAME BRANDS Special Package Deals For New Homes—Apts.—Motels Easy Payment Plans Arranged UNION TRUST COMPANY of Wildwood, N. J. Phone 522-1478 MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM 3600 Pacific Avenue 5300 Park Boulevard MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Compliments of JAMES J. H. HARRIS, INC. 9800 Pacific Avenue Lower Township WAGON WHEEL FLORIST, GIFT GOURMET SHOP 5403 New Jersey Avenue Wildwood, New Jersey Five Delicious Depts. to Serve You Call 522-0136 Come In and Browse Free Delivery Mfttnton PARSON REALTY CO. Motel Cv (Torktcul Hmtnjje Ocean at Hildreth Ave. Wildwood, N. J. 08260 RUSSO’S GINGHAM REST. Lincoln and Atlantic Avenues Specializing in Italian Wildwood, N. J. and Seafood Dinners Open All Year 522-7038 Cape May County's Oldest Bank Established 1902 MARINE NATIONAL BANK Wildwood, N. J. Two Branches to Serve You 14th and New Jersey Sweet Briar and Pacific Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Federal Reserve System Congratulations to the Class of 71 BABY SHOP-YOUTH CENTER Home of Nationally Advertised Brands 4017 Pacific Avenue Wildwood, N. J. Phone 522-1964 Phone 522 0255 Free Delivery TROPEA'S PHARMACY For Your Health A. W. TROPEA, B. Se., R.P. 5811 New Jersey Ave. Wildwood Crest, N. J. Good Luck Class of 1971 SEASIDERS JEoforich 3ln«tttute Good Luck to the Class of 71 of (Ti'rhnnhiiju (Z.I.T.) Congratulates the Class of 71 The Best School For The Best Minds BEANIE AND RUTH SCULL Dresses - Sportswear Millinery - Hand Bags Bathing Suits and Accessories PROF. ALBERT J. ZDEWEK, Ph.D. ABC, NBC PROF. JOHN REED RICHARDS, DDT. CCP, Ph.D. SThe J£ianich cShoppe EVERYTHING FEMININE- Our Benefactor ALBERT J. ZDENEK SR. 3312 PACIFIC AVENUE Phone 522-1847 WILDWOOD, N. J. INGERSOLL FUNERAL HOME GRACE OIL COMPANY Est. 1895 Phone—522-2121 Best of Luck to the Class of 71 From the WILDWOOD CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 522-0126 PRE-FINISHED PANELING SUSPENDED CEILING FOR DO-IT-YOURSELF ART CRAFT TILE AND CARPET Ceramic and Carpet (Wall to Wall) Va—Asphalt—Rubber—Mosaic—Ceramic—Quarry Wholesale—Retail—-Installation Representative: 4400 Park Boulevard LANDOR WILSON Wildwood, N. J. 08260 142 ODE TO WILDWOOD The sidewalks roll up al nine at night. Half the senior class is tight. On the merchants the kids all put the bite. For ads for yearbook, homecoming, and prom night. Bond and Hand, those men most wise. Have the freshman girls hypnotized. The gang that hangs at P 0, Can get what they want if they have the dough. The class of ’71 is on its way. Best of luck from Frank and Jay. 143 TU EjuL 4 Otw Sciioofotg Tti BeguuuKg N w' in ™� ’ . vT 0 4y) ravS � w v i ■• . ”• v-’ • • ;§ ;• . ••