Wildwood High School - Breakers Yearbook (Wildwood, NJ)

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Superintendent — MR. FRED J. PROCOPIO To the Class of 1975: Graduation from Wildwood High School marks the end of an era in your lives and the beginning of a new one. You will carry with you the many fine memories and traditions which this institution has developed over the years. Hopefully, we of the academic staff have provided you with positive influences that will enable you to cope successfully in a worldwide com- munity. Through your daily involvement in the educational development of your lives, you have acquired the knowledge, sense of identity and desire to live to the maximum limits of your physical, mental and emotional abilities. Many have given unstintingly of themselves in assisting you to become proficient in the basic skills of communicating effectively, through reading, writing, speaking, listening and observing. It is my fervent hope that you have learned how to enjoy life through worthwhile accomplishments and to be able to distingush between fact and opinion, evidence and propa- ganda, logic and illogic. Always respect the worth of every human being and the total dignity of man. The challenges ahead arc awesome, but we, the profes- sional staff, find comfort in the trust that you arc prepared. May God bless each of you with good health, happiness, prosperity and success. First Row: Mrs. D. Boyer, Mrs. E. Billiris, Mrs. G. Breslin. Second Row: Supt. F. Procopio, Mr. B. Ingcrsoll, Mr. C. Kuski, Mr. L Fulginiti, Mr. L. Syndcr, Solicitor — Mr. E. Bradway. Missing From Picture: Dr. L. Mazzota, Board Secretary — Mr. Guy Jensen, Mr. R. Allison.

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GutAxuCfc DopctntiMJ flb MR PAT MATTEO To the Class of 1975: Congratulations for having reached a very important milestone in your lives. Until now you have been accumulating knowledge, skills, and values. It has not been easy and, in some cases, it has been accomplished at great sacrifice and effort. But it will form the base for fur- ther building and growth. Now you will be able to put this learning to use and I know it will stand you in good stead regardless of the direc- tion you will follow. 1 want to offer you my sincere wishes for success and happiness. MR RICHARD GABLE MISS DONA STEPP

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 TO THE CLASS OF 1975: As you sever your connections with this school, I wonder what you are thinking and what you have learned, not so much from textbooks and teachers, but from your varied experiences during the past four years. By this time you should have developed the ability to make intelligent and rational judgments about yourself and the world around you and to accept the consequences of your actions. You should have developed the skills needed to cope with change, to transform your potential into actuality, to live and work with the people around you, and to acknowledge the esteem and worth of all individuals. It is my hope that you have found the necessary tools to live in a world none of us has yet experienced. May each one of you attain such success as will bring you prosperity and the only permanent happiness — the joy that comes from a life well-lived in favor with God and man.” DOMINICK J. MANCIA Assistant Superintendent of Schools MICHAEL CORONT Audio-Visual Aids Coordinator