Wildwood High School - Breakers Yearbook (Wildwood, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1976 volume:

FREEDOM WILDWOOD HIGH SCHOOL The only freedom which deserves the name is that of pursuing our own good in our own way, so long as we do not attempt to deprive others of theirs or impede their efforts to obtain it. John Stuart Mill 4 5 Democracy means not I am as good as you are, but You are as good as I am. Theodore Parker 6 7 4 The Chosen This year in the celebration of our nation's two-hundredth anniversary, we, the 1976 Freedom staff are proud to have a double dedi- cation in this year's yearbook to Mr. John Bar- bose and Mr. Stewart Hartman. In our selection of a person we looked for someone who is well liked by the students and staff at Wildwood High. This person should be dedicated to his teaching profession as well as being involved with the students themselves, This dedication could be given to no two finer men fitting the qualifications as Mr. Hartman and Mr. Barbose. We are sure that more than these few words are needed to express our gratitude to both of them for their dedication and efforts on our be- half. Congratulations, Mr. Rinky-Dink Bar- bose!! Special Thanks, Mr. Stu Hartman!! 10 To the Class of 1976: ' ; « : 1 i There is a price tag on human liberty. That price is the willingness to assume the responsiblity of being free men. —James Monroe Two hundred years ago our nation was plunged into a crisis of values and direction. Our founders believed that education was both the foundation and the keystone for a democratic society. In a world as complex and turbulent as our own, you are sure to face challenges as great as those of the 1770's. In this year of 1976—the 200th birth- day of our country—we hear a great deal about individual rights and freedoms. Never before have men been granted greater freedom to think, to learn, to read, to speak, and to establish and live within their chosen life style. Unfortunately, we hear less and less about the matching responsibilities which accompany our rights and freedoms. The Board of Education, the Adminis- tration, the Faculty, and the Staff of the Wildwood Public Schools have worked hard to provide you with necessary tools to I ive in a world that none of us has yet experienced, and to provide you with an opportunity to carry the Torch of Freedom with a renewed sense of hope, pride, dignity, and com- mitment. My congratulations and best wishes to each of you. D.J. Mancia, Asst. Superintendent Mr. Dominick J. Mancia Assistant Superintendent 11 The New Principal Of W.H.S Principal-Mr. Arthur H. Motz Just as this yearbook will prove to be of ever- increasing value to you as the years pass by, it is the hope of the staff of Wildwood High School that the variety of learning experiences you have undergone during your school career will also prove to be of ever- increasing significance to you. For me, personally, the class of 1976 will remain in my memory with special significance. I wish you the best in the future, and I hope that your stored memories of your high school careers will give you many pleasant reflections during your lifetimes. (MLhdf' 12 Assistant To The Principal MR. PHILLIP ANSWINI I sincerely hope that the student body of Wildwood High School, especially the class of 76 , look in retrospect upon this school year with pleasant memories. My rookie year in ad- ministration has proven to be re- warding in that I have received a tremendous amount of cooperation from the student body in solving many of our problems. I can say that the Wildwood High School student body has met the challenge. Its efforts are work- ing to make our school community one that everyone can take pride in. There will always be a special place in my heart for the students of Wildwood High School, and I sincerely wish the best of every- thing to the class of 76 . Board Of Education Bottom Row: Mr. R. Hinke, Mr. H. Breslin-President, Mrs. B. Preston, Mrs. G. Breslin. Top Row: Mr. E. Harshaw- Vice President, Mr. C. Kuski, Mr. L. Snyder. Missing: Mrs. R. Campbell, Mr. L. Fulginiti. Our Advisors For The Future MR. PAT MATTEO MR. RICHARD GABLE MISS DONA STEPP To the Class of 1976: Congratulations upon reaching this very important milestone in your lives— graduation from high school. The com- mencement exercises in which you will take part mark the transition from the past period of training and growth to the beginning of a new phase in your lives. For some, this is the end of formal education. For all, this is the start of a new and challenging endeavor for the rest of your lives. My desire for each of you is that your lives be filled with success and happiness. Take Care, Pat Matteo Director of Guidance 14 ■ Career Education MR. MICHAEL CORONT Director Of Career Education TO THE CLASS OF 76: I have a very special feeling for you, the Class of 1976, because I started teaching at Wildwood the same year you began your high school car- eers as freshmen, just four short years ago. It saddens me to see such a talented class leave Wildwood High. However, I am proud to have worked with you, and to have seen you grow and mature to young adults in those four years. It is with great antici- pation and pride that I will be watch- ing you embark on your new endeavors with the same perserverance and vital- ity which you have shown while you were students here. As you bid farewell to the Maroon and White, I wish you the very best of fortunes, good health, and contin- ued success in your lives. I sincerely hope that each of you will fulfill your potential and meet the goals which you have established. MR. JOHN STAVALA Audio-Visual Aids Co-ordinator IS Child Study Team MR. ROBERT FERRARI Psychologist MRS. KAREN OSWALD Social Worker At this time I identify with you students and think back to my high school life. I remember both the feel- ings of anxiety and excitement con- cerning graduation. Many questions and uncertainties seem to develop near the close of the senior year. Perhaps the best way to cope with the uncertainty of the future is to ac- cept it with challenge knowing every- one is confronted by the same fate. Ponder over the past, realistically look at your strengths and weaknesses, decide on a course, and pursue it with vigor. 16 1976 FREEDOM 2 PROLOGUE 10 THE CHOSEN 11 THE ADMINISTRATION 14 ADVISORS 18 FREEDOM STAFF 20 MOVING ON 65 GETTING THERE 79 SPIRIT 103 HAPPENINGS 139 FACULTY STAFF 147 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 148 OUR BENEFACTORS Man is condemned to be free; because once thrown into the world, he is responsible for everything he does. Jean Paul Sartre The 1976 Freedom Staff Stewart J. Hartman Advisor Crystal Cawley LAYOUT AND DESIGN EDITORS Margie McAuley Sandy Amundsen Jonathan Rubins Editor-in-Chief Assistant to the Advisor The 1976 Freedom staff has attempted to present a compilation of activities here at Wildwood High School for the 1975-76 school year. We hope that the person- alities represented here, the joyous occasions, the touching moments of happiness and occasional disap- pointment, the laughter and good times among friends and teachers, the hard work and determination of stud- ies, sports and activities will bring back pleasant mem- ories for our students, faculty and staff in the years to come. Our personnel have labored long and hard on this task and we hope that our publication reflects to every- one just a part of the happiness and experiences in this small part of our lives. LAYOUT AND DESIGN SECTION: Luanne Schiavone, Nancy Mason, Chris Grosse, Crystal Cawley, Jill Goodman, Linda Vito. Senior Section Editors Kathy Gallo and Vince Chiarella SENIOR SECTION: Front Row Left to Right: Eric Watson, Roseann Osborne, Victor Anzelone, Julie Hall, Marit Fairlamb, Vince Chia- rella. Second Row Left to Right: John Harry, Colleen Flynn, Alan Steubner, Lucille Del corio, Linda Ranalli, Kathy Gallo. Accountants Alex Boulageris and Veronica Holmes Photo Section Editors Jill Alexander and Jay O'Neill Advisor's Secretary Lisa Russo The Class Of '76 1st Row: Secretary: Veronica Holmes, President: Michael Freeman, Treasurer: Jane Morey, Vice-President Joan Morey, Historian: Margie McAuley. In reflecting over our past years, we the Seniors of Wildwood High School would like to extend our appreciation to the many people who helped us build great memories and insight for the future. Wherever our individual paths may take us, we will always remember our years at Wildwood High School. These years have given us rewarding experiences in matur- ity, friendship and achievement. We attribute the positive result of these momentous events to the never-ending interest of our administration, teachers and peers. As our high school years come to a close, we will be able to look back and be proud to say, I am a graduate of Wild- wood High School. Advisors Hi m If 21 rsj fN U� .in r 3 IjfeMf HiLi-301' fit! ► sis; •x : W� ! m i 3 mum F;ffn5 : 3 1: fi? S’ 5 ? 5« l! HfUil j “ I . 5 C « iff; II j!p ilihf {mf sj: I«i i?i- BRIAN DOUGLAS BATTS Oiint . . . 12 12756 . . . Fav� ile Place—Sitting on the rock pilot with my girl in c„ hand, and a boo in «ho other . . . Favorite Son� —Do «ho Locomotion . . . Llkot— ««lot, o«d caft, my girlfriend, weight lifting, working with my hands playing che«s O.L.T.. bluot. . . Oftllket—«ho k.dt in Ih.t towrs «ho nay tho itrike force oporalot . Favorite Rerton— Barbie Jo f ford (future wife! . . . Ret Reeve—Wildwood . . . Hoard Saying —Hey man, � • go� any bool . . . Ambition—to bo a diotol mechanic . . Socrol Dotiro—(o have on Itland, and lo ha� o twim, and more . . . Motto— •Life not mco, but I not jutt vltitlng . . . Mott Memorable (rpenence al W.H.S. «o«n« to Vo-Tech, Graduation . . . Romombo«od Tor—tho lack of bullant on hit WILLIAM BfNOIR Romomborod for mecham(01 mgemuty. f I If N CINDY BICKfL Bit PSc. Cindy . . . ll S 57 . . . Favonte Place—Walt Ditnoy World . . . Favonie Song—Hotde al Pooh Cornor . . . Llkot—Podh, Vorcodot Bo nit, Vermont, tho boa eh, partiet. peanut butter and jolly, be.no a Son.or, the OotH, Hondo. Bond,lend, fr.dayx i l«a75, and Jo«« . . . Oitliket—getting up, loud mouthed people, working, gott.p. (otditlt, rait.n� , SAT’s 90ll.no locked m the frooio n.lh V.A. . . Favorite Rooplo — my family. Bill Wr.ght, and Steve ... Pot Pee.e—be-ng called I Mon . . . Hoard Saying--Really, loll mo about it, that’t mco, and hoy kldt . . . Amt� .t.on--to no � with handicapped children . . . Secret Det.re— to live in Vermont and onn a Mercedet Bony, and I.to eve. alto . . . Motto—'Don’t walk in front of mo becaute I may not load, jutl walk betide mo and bo my friend . . . Mott Memorable I ipor.onco at ft.H.S.—Graduation . . . Remember for—ho Jett tel pertonal.ty'. LOUIS JOSCRh BISHOP Lots Bid� • • • 6 12'SB . . . Favorite Place—Homo . . . Favorite Song—brown Sugar, Sympathy for «ho Oovil . . . Llkot —Tho Rolling Stones Da.e Maton, g.rlt, parties tports voting, lobttor. tteak. IA Dodge , . . . Dltllkot—(Hon John, homework, C.G., totting i« al work, tho Philliet . . . Favorite People—Mr. Fierro, Raul Mc- Cartney, Ko.th Richard ... Rot Reave—U.S.S.R. . . . Hoard Saying—Well AlrighS loft oat . . . A—0,1,on—To travel around the world . . . Secret Dovro—Diving for treauir ,n the Carnbboars touring with the Rolling Stone, . . . Motto— 'You can’t alwayt got what you want (Jaggo Richard! -Mott Memorable (tpor.onco at W.H.S —Mr. Mayor’t gym clatt . . . Remembered For— loyality to Fidel. mm i iii I ilii! -up !• j 5 _ -■ I: •?“ : :!j mtm, :5 ?| 8s2 E is sr ■ 4 ii j t .1 fs.il :llf :?I Sft li'j jff •??!; ■ WILLIE JAVfS BROAD All hirpota Man . . . hi? 58 . . . Farorita Plac --my li«mt room . . . fa.ar.tr Song-Love tt� nl Let Me Wall, lo Fitfw . . . liltt Lore, Fuc«, Htrmanj . . . Oltl.kat ptoplt «ho If, to make the «arid ugly . . . la.ir.tr Peoole--Paoola with together headt . . . Pet Paeve—Germen � ieoard . . . Hoard Saying—Vo, «ha� il I� , toiid—Uky it to tha ttage . . . Amb.t.on — o be a baitetball tUr . . . Sacral Oei.ie-- Io reach another «orld «ith mind powar . . . Mo� to-- A handy man it a man who it al� ayt wanted.' . . . Moat Memorable Erper.ence al W.H.S.—oUying football . . . rama bar for hit 'Broad' mteretli. GEORGE BUI OitC Boll, CXika . . . 2171151 . . . la.or.tr Plata - -an itland . . . fa.cr.tr Son9--Low Rider . . . Ltkat riding in a car, litten.ng to mutiC, tmg.og . . . O.tliket aaopla who hurt peoole, Homework . . . fa.or.tr hr old a --Joa Marian, Hank Aaron ... bat Paara —Truth can na.ar ba totd to at to ba undentood, and not ba bafiarad . . . Hoard Saying—'Hayyy .. ... Ambition--«ataball . . . Sacrat Oatira—to bacoma tha haad of tha Wofia . . . Motto-- You navar kno« what it anotnRi unlan you know «hat rt more than enough. . . . Moat Mamorabla Erparranca at IB.H.S.--Oaduation . . . Ram am bar for tar ana dm 9 tha holla. GEORGE 0. CAMU 1 Camakavy . . . iUhlil . . . fr.or.tr Placa—any «hara on a bika trip . . . Favorite Son --Born to Run . . . Llkat Bill art. mwtic, U.S.A, W.ltfwood, anytime. blua. •?), Momt cook.09, Torr.my Tha Who. W Ford fair lane Blua, 5 tpaadt, Groan Bay Backert, Rad Sockt and having f« t . . . Oitiikat rradio9. writing, bam? put down for going to C.V.C V.T.C.. Raldart . . . fa.or.tr Peoole - -Mott of tha Claw o 76' . . . IVI Paa.a--ohon.at . , . Hoard Saying- -Nay and o-ok . . . Ambit.on--to own my o«n ttaaro rapair thop . . . Sacrat Daura—To Own a big houta m tha Mounlaint . . . Motto — Don'! pjit look try lo � aal . . . Mart Mamorabla frpanonca at W.H S.- friO- man Art Tha Eod . . . Ram am bar for hit art.it.c ab.lity. GREGORY ALLEN CAMPBELL Longfoot . . . 1 V7 V57 . . . Farorita «ace — Sam� Th«mat V.l. . . . Favor.ta Song- Wild Flow or by Now Birth . . . Likat foay glrft, Italian food, dogt. dancing, gerng to part.at, football, batkatball, t a.al.ng. Cart, T.V, Girlt, Girlt and mora Girlt . . . Oitiikat Oifly Paopla. ignorant Paoola, loud girlt, Wildwood, dry partial, lot.ng foot- ball gamat, two facad paopla who jult talk alot ? . . . Maard Sayirtg--Whal ara you crary or tomath.ng . . . Am bit .on— To ba tuccattful in all I do . . . Sacrat Oatira — I'm not tailing you . . . Moll -’Oar� what you Ilka and hka what you dara. . . . Mod Mamorabla Eiperience at W H.S.--My San.or Vaar . . . Ramambar lor baing friendly lo avaryona. 27 KJ oo 3 5 2 ! •v !- i! is w� i : mm • 1 is fHllr?? iifiiij yJ� SJl� r� Sp-?J«ES ?i: Hi! tiviti!' Iilr: I- i CDWARO V . COORCR ■ mr s? MICHAEL JOKPH OCtrOMK VICMACL S. DIEHL Mivph . . . XI RISJ . . . favorite place- Wood . . . faverit ton --One There Mai a Min liorn Calcutta . . . Likes--psckmp and rinmmint huntmq, lnhing, c � rac t. •28 J. fort, partying with the boys. Ot SCI, Simp. Marry. Tooch, arly r tir fr nt, pm, my n iphbors' dauphters , , , Ottli � - -havinp a no-cut contract broken. Marry'� common urn , •arm beer, Of Set � mouth . . , Heard saymp —V(( ••YU, Oo it to it , , . favorite people--Marry, (tie boy� , Tooch, . ■ . Pel Peeve- Kid� . . . Ambition— quiLsr pickin', race car driver . . , Secret Desire--to be a rich tucceitful firearm� taleam an . . . Motto -- You «ot the e n, drop the hammer, put the pedal to th metal and do •! to it Ilk Sonny fbuitt . . . Molt m morablr eapenence at M.M.S -- flood drill In th cafeteria . . . Remembered for hii ’soft' toprano voice. MICHAEL DIONNE FREDERICK ALAN OUNH0UR f.O. . . . 2 18 J7 . . . favorite place—Techllnq . . . Favorite sonq--Blowmq free . . . Likei--keepinp my head in the proper perspective, Gibbons beer, promiscuity, Clair. from the Ilf T”, iticklmq, cruisin' in th VW , . . Olsliket—«cratchtnq on th elqht, •hen the V'l are at a critical Ion. havmij to ride to J.O.S. or P. NEUS. unpromltcuity . . . favorite people—C.IN, J.0_ Pat Del, Poppy. Thelma, P-NEVS. Marry ... Pet Peeve—Olane th draqon . . , Heard sayinp —Whets yotei In mm and nhati min is yourt. . . Secret desire--to win th million dollar lottery . . . Ambition--to be e bar- tender at the Menon Inn . . . Motto--When | say left, they say riqht and when I say ripht, they say wronq.- . . . Most memorable experience at W.H.S. —Th year the bas- ketball team went up in smoke . . , Remembered for never qivinp up. CHRISTOPHER CINHAUS Chris, Eln. Mouse . . . J 10 S8 . . . favorite place--betwren my headphones ... fa- vorite sonp—Nobody But You . . . Likes—nice plrts, partyimy, music, concert� . Him- mar, cooking, «ports, turkey . . . DisliSes--snobby plrls, people who B.S.. t � ts, rip- offs . . . favorite people . . . John, Mick, Yvotte, Mom, Kathy, Joe ... Pet Peeve — not mmdlnq vote own business. . . Heard tay nq—What's up? .Where's th party? . , . Amailon - -to make some qood bucks . . . Secret desire--to become a success et what ever | do . . . Motto—’V it tastes pood, eat it; if it sounds pood, hear it; if it looks pood; see it; .1 it smells 9©od. smell it; if if feels pood, do t! . . . Remembered for Ms addiction to coffee and douqhnuts at Norts. 32 TOM FRAZI (R (VANS 8 9 Tom . . . 1 10 57 . . . Favorite Place--Terminal Bar . . . Favorite Song--albcvn Willi th Pimp . . . Like� getting drunk, hating for duck� , playing volleyball nlth the glrli and making them mil It, going lo g«t Oul altar 5th period . . . OlUlhet get- ting up, going (o tchool, tooing Ma Struble firtt pmod . . . Favorite Peoole--the old teacher� Oval pau me and don’t get a nasi . . . P t eve--W.te Mouth . . . H ard Saying --I'm Big Tom , . , Ambition ••trying to g l out 01 Ma � clatt � ir� t p riod . . . Motto Old you do it. I'll n v r toll, « oh yta . . . Moot M morabl (iperience at W,M.5.--Taking o cond plac at Middl town and only getting b at by 5 oocondt . . . R m mb«r d (or boing a nlco guy. MARTHA JANC FA|RlAMB Marti, Fair . . . 8« « . . . Favorite Ptate--WaH Oion«y World . . favorite Song-- Morning Mai Broken (Cat St v� n l . . . Like changing teaton . dancing, Mod l. tea tideri, th b ach and oc an. chrltlmat, non, laughing. Jimmy'� vnite, neekendt, hapor p opte, Florida . . . Oi� lik t clique� . b mg in a hi ry. unfriendly people. ru- mor� , rod p opl . mono . . . favorite f opl --«nr parent . Mlt� y, (dith (Sailtith, my Aunt Kathl n, Unci Oorge, J|m Matth n� , V. (Ha. and Bill Wv.ght . . P f Peeve - gcodbyn . . Hoard Saying--'What'� thi� V definitely . . . Ambition--to go into a carver ot danc . , . s cr t bet-re--to b a pro e� HOnal danc r on Bioadnay. tivan marry, ran a family, and alnay� b happy . . . Motto Nothing •� more highly to be pnr d than th valu of ach day' , . . Mott Memorabl t� p rl nc AI W.M.S. —Florida (Ia� t r 74) nlth C.B., Schafer’� party (F b. 75) R m mb r d for boing con- genial to v ryon . COLL((N ANN( FLYNN Col, Fly, Ouch . . . 4 1 58 . . . Favorite Pla« --Th Solitar Beach . . . Lihn dia- mond� , motorcycle� , � nlng, iporti, challengn, cloth � , Italian guy� . Oldie . do mg thing� for p opl . cab, turpritn, traveling, children. pictcaet, modeling . . . Ditl-ket goodbye� , hypocntn, «how-off� , conceited people, today'� tociety, btemiihn. tat, rumor . . . Favorite P opie--My family, friend , the Vitalii� , and Lita ... hr! Peeve--argument . . . Heard Saiyng — You know. Well 1 can't help it . . . Ambition-- To become a tucceuful faihion deiigner and model . . . Secret 0e� ire--to marry an Italian and live m the country happily mlh a lot of children . . . Motto 9 I cannot do great thing� , I can do tmall thing m a great nay . . . Mott Memorable (a- perience At AM. S. - - The great thing� my friend� have done tor m wt the� pait year� at W M.S. . . . Remembered for her unigue laughter PATRICIA JEANNE FRANCO P� tu, P.J. p� tti jaan, FI � , Frank. I vallo . . . 1 14 19 . . . lavor.I S0n9--Su.tr Judy Bltr t� � by Crotby, SJ.IIt, Math and Vounp , . Favor.t P opl --Wy A uni (Iu and IRtCl H nry. my parant� , J.M„ S.R, H nry Oav.d Thoroau, Mr. Fl r� o . . . llkat p oo . flroplacat. c«a oF mmd. happmau, tmlllnp tac � . Loppmt and Mau.na, CSN Y, mountain� . Ir t, pood tim � with pood friandt, intaroit.np convartaliona, natchlnp th uniri with my fatn r, happy m«m«rlM, draamtnp, Shanandoah Vallay, flowart , . , Ditl.ko� waitinp, tom ramy dayt, buty t.pnalt, amply � tank� , analaly, nol Ira.aliny, paranoia, poodbyat . . . P l P v --B d dr.vaat . , . Hoard Sayinp — 'Raally?’, | ha.a «o 40 homo no 1' Amb.l.on--Io do u� ful work n tavmp o « natural favour� � . . . latrat Oa.ua--To camp m tha Blua R.dp Mountain). To 90 to California In Jun . . . Motto What a man think� of himvalf, that n what datarmino� , or rathar mdicata� hit fata. (Thoraaul . . . Ramambarad for plaaaant ditpoailion. LAURIE BETH FRA SSI NE L L Frarr, l� th r W. . . . 2 1 5B . . . Favorita Ptaca Bathal Park. Lift Savor Factory! . . Favorlt Sonp —Wood an Ship� . . . Lika Pitbbur jh, nythk� 9 ad.bla .funny paopla, Florida, ralaaallon, CSN Y, balwj a cook, � 09� . � tayln9 tftln, lauphinp, bun� , lon j thowart, baach, cool fr.and� , tynchronira twlmmini . . . Oikllkat NJ, hotpltalt, root, bluth.np, papralliat. tjonkia� , ttraat haul 109, c.paratt tmoka, . , , Favorlt Nopl --M.F, Carol Klaln, BUI Barnar , . .Pat Paa.a- -Havrn.j to ra |r t tomathlny . . . Hoard Sayin� --I'm humpy, what «at I ponn toy?, Jolt a poynt . . , Ambition --Coll 9 , to ttay happy, who know� , whatavar . . . Sacrat Datlra—To ba a modal, llv In warm «oath r, all yaar round, to 90 Calif. In Jiova . . . Mollo--Th roality of th othar parton it not In what ho rovaalt to you, but In what h cannot rovaal to you. Tharafora, ifyou would imdantand Mm, lltton not to what h tayt but rathar to what h do � not tay . . . Mott Mamorabl Etparlanc at W.M.S.--Go!mj to Florida with crary paopla . , . Ramambarad for har blua ayat. MICHAEL JOSEPH FREEMAN Schultri . . . 5 2 57 . . . Favorlt Ptaca --homa and work . . . Favorlt Sonp — Colour My World and 1 Only Hava Eyat For You . . . Lika hockay, Millar boar, food, W«ro, B, km flih, watch.np th FLYERS win, Pitta, nor kin� with can, bain 9 horn with my mom, brothan, and Lon, Baatan' up 8ucky ... Diliikat whan Lori it in on 0 h r 900� y mood� , hanpovan, all Pltto, taam� . . . Favorlt Paopla--Lor., Boo Baa, my Mom, D vo Schullr . . . Pat Paova--Cocky laachan . . . Hoard Sayinp —What ar you rapping It apaln?, FLYERS play tonlpftt? . . . Amb.lion-.To marry L.L.Mc and own own a pat itation . . . Sacrot Oatira—To bocomo th N.H.L.'t bait poali and win Tha Stanaly Cup . . . Motto Doni pleat tomabody If you'r not plaating yotatalf . . . Mott Mamorabl C. par lane at W.H.S.--Bob� olactod Watidant of Iho Sanior Clatt. . Ramambarad for bainp funny, � or■ out, ate., ate, ate. TIMOTHY JOSEPH FREEMAN B7 58 . . . Favorlt Plac --Th batari ant. Ruuo't . . . Likat Motr Oama. th IRISH Amarica. Capiat. Bruc Sprlnpttaan. Th Flyart. wirmmp m baikatball. cold waathar,' part. � . . . Ortlikat W.C.H.S.. Woman Ubbort, lotmp . . . Favorit Paopla--my mothar, Mr. Rally ... Pal Prava--Th annual chanplnp of adminiitratlon in W H 5 . . . Hoard Say in --I’m hunpry . . . Ambition—To coach hi , tchool tporto . . . Sacrat Oasira-To l.v Ilf Ilk it Woulf b . . . Motto ‘Ltv for today, for th r might not ba a tomorrow . , . Mott Mamorabl C par lane a at W.H.S.--Bainp on th Homacom- mp Cotat . . . Ramambarad for Do.«9 avarybody't bip brothar. PA VII A J. GROOKETT Ooo Pam. Fumav . . . 12 21 57 . . . Favorite placa—Virginia MoaiU.m ... Fa- vori la Song—Blu Bird 6y Paul McCartnay . . . Llkat—parti AS «Arm day� , good t.mas Lao's tha baach my tittla brothar, mall, imllas D.P., tlaap, tUAtt Vr. HAilmin . . . DitlikAt—nothing lo do, tails Gaomatry. dumb paopIa, Wild- wood tmall talk, rlggad compaction, taars goodbyat . . . Favorite paopte—Ir.andt, family, tor., Sandy, Util Vo. ig And Ml brothar . . . P� t P AvA—A.r haadi . . . MAArd V� ying—HAy, Fuu, Ma'i go! gutt, WmI'� up?. . . Ambition—lo go to collAgA, � AtllA down And llvA A good IIIa . . . SACrat DatlrA—to go Anywhara, Anyt.ma, All eipamai Mid . . . Motto -lAt n A by happy, lot � a bA IrAA, At wild AI ISA wind. At onUmAd «I ISA iaa, Th� nkt. . . . Molt MAmorAblA {«parlanca At W.M.S.—chAArlaadlng, A cArtA.n young mtn . . . RAmambarad for—hAf aguUr attend anca. JOSEPH MIKI GROTTOLA Jo . . . 1 7 56 . . . FavotIIa PIaca—thA ocAAn . . . FavotiIa Song—Tommy by tha Who . . . LllW—lurflin, vim, thA Who, � 1 AtAbOArding, FM, OuAdrophamA, concA U, travailing, jAlhro Tull, CdllfomtA, big wavas Vas Capa Hattaras WMb, hum - «ana� . . . Oltl.kAi—mob� , goon� , • oo«v dorki, AM radio, gung-ho cop� , |allyfiih, ihoW cone Aril . . . FavotiIa pooplA—Paitv C., Un And Arion, Oavld Nudlrtu, Tom- my! . . . Pa! Paava—bAing ttuck in tchool whAn thA wavai ava hot . . . Hoard Soy.ng — 'm himgry. Mow a'a thA wavai’! LAt'i go turfing Jaff . . . Ambition—to traval, lurf, � ava fun And onjoy tifA . . . SactaI OaMva—to go living in thA poll or |0 n Tommy � holt dry comp . . . Motto Oon t knock Anything until yow vO tnod it. Oon t OAt yo r ihoaUcai no mAttAr how otd thoy ATA. . . . Moil MAmorAblA E«- pAriAnCA At W.M.S.—Tuning down thA itApi And breaking my leg . . . RAm mbArAd for—hit I OVA Of IhA CAPA HaIIavai turf. CM ARKS A. GRUCNKft ChAi . . . 11 10 50 . . . FavoritA PIaca—G ApArtmAnt . . , Favorite Song—Brighton Rock . . . LikAt —ch ti, iUn.pi, good mut.c, partying, bA.ng outdoor� , qu At plACAl, concerts Fr.dAy nit At, hiking through thA mounU.nt, rAAd.ng good books going on vac At.om . . . Oitl Ik At--Wildwood, no money, wAiting for paopIa, bA.nq borAd . . . FavotiIa paopIa ——jAmAi ThurbAr . . . Pat PAAvA--btg motAhi . . . MAArd SAylng—|’m cutting out . . . Ambition—lo bA tuccauful in whatAvAr t do . . . SacvaI Oai.va —to bA A limplA farmer In Columb.A . . . Motto ProcrArtlnAtlon It thA th.Af of All timA. . . . Mott MAmorAblA Experience At W.M.S.—Mr. K elIy t tngl.pt clAtt . . . Remem- bA'Ad for--nA� Ar bA.ng in homAroom. JULIE KTH MALI Jul . . . 2 12 50 . . . FavotIIa PIaca—my room . . . FavotiIa Song--Mir ac I At And Paul Simon’i Album Still Cra y A ft at All ThAiA Yean . . . LikAt— Mat. 8m� .. Baa Dai. Elton John, mtoic, dancing. Anting, wAtening TV, old moviAS traveling, clot hot, cats fun limat, pooplA with A tarn of humor, volloy ball, tporti, book� . . . Oitlikat— (lobs lAPinAi . comptainAn . . . FavoritA PaooIa—family and fr.Andl ... Pat PAAVA —PkAWTA . . . Haard Saying—| m Hungry! . . . Ambition—to gat at many thing� dona at powibla . . . Sac� aI Oatira—lo gat my lacrat dev ret accompliihed . . . Motto ‘Bahava, ba natural, ba yourialf . . . Mo� l Mamorabla Experience at W.H.S.—Slava Oay . . . RamambArAd for ha� comical rama kt. 37 KATHRVN S. HARRIS •« � � , Ml, Mill . . . 2 26 S£ . . . Favor Rtaca—Tha Baach Or a warm «.ntar awning . . . Favorit Song— For th Good T.m � - , . . LI� � val.ng, tinging, actin', walkin' on th bvach, working, ilvap.no, talkin', muuc, an hav.ng a good ti«n . . . Diillkot cold wlntar day� , bamg tick. Antin' tachn.gu � , and fr d boy� . . . Favent P opl --My paranti . . . Pal Paava —Jaalout an ijiiytn' pvopl . . . Maard Say in' —Would you b ou.vt tor a mi nut , Don’t act to ttuptd . . . Ambition--to ba- com an architect . . . Sacrat 0 i.� a—to b com rich, |lv ,n a hom I daugnad, ana many M.G. . . Mott� —’Don’t b tomaon mat yOu’r not, and I «III not b VO—v� na that I’m not. OT Wit III il th only lit a ha.a to b Our� lw� - . . . Mott Memorable (vporianc at Vk.H.S.—Frainman yaar, being on homecoming court, and graduation . . , Ramambarod for n r low of Gainai bursar. JOHN ROBCRT HARRY John. John Harry . .. VIV58 . . . Favont Song-- F llngi ’ . . . Likat batkatball lamrt, Mr. F. ro, Mr. Fiarro’i clattat, Italian food, play� , SO � muuc, Mn. Ma Strut I and ha� clattat, wnmar, ptychofogy, tha baach In th A.nta . Pina Coladot . . . Oillikai Jethro Tull, chamlitry laim pa pari, math, lata pvopl� . , . Favor, t People—My paranti, Mr. Flarro, Mr. Barbot ... Rat Pvaw—People who worry too much . . . Hoard Say Inf--May’ . . . Ambition—Social Ptychoiogitl (P.H.D.) . . . Sacral Daiiro—to b luccawful in all I attampt . . . Motto-- Don't part «.th your tlluuom. Whan th y ar gone, you may itill vilvt, but you hav caaiad to liva. . . . Mo� t Mamorabl lipvnvnc at W.H.S.—Cabaret . . . Ramambarod for hit nawtpapar. 38 VtROflICA MARK HOI Mf S Ronnia, Ron, Butny . . . 11 25 56 . . . Fa.or.t Placa—th baach . . . favor.tv Song — •Faal.ngt . . . Likvt muuc, p«rra, Henry. good friandi, imilvt, hallo !, � 89, th Warrior� , data tat, ttaaki Sugar Sotca, part. � , chvar.n fan� , 8am. 't Army, , . . Ofilik � trobt, ttudying or tact� , t rm papa'i, making ipaarhai, lonai.nau, tad lac � , fight� , good-by at . . . Favor.t PaopJo — Mr. r - o, Mr� . Bamat, Mr. Simon in., Mr. Hartman, my paranti, Nana, AF, SWAT ... Pat Paava—«onctalad paopl . . . Hoard Saying —'Hurry' I’m gonna t lata for tha gam ! . . . Ambition—occupational tharvp.It . . . Sacrat Oatira— to b th f.nt woman to aapior th umvarva . , . Mot- to-- Paopl ar Ilk tlraight pint mthout t � ir h ad� thay a mala� � ' . . . Mott Mamorabl (vpar.aac At WHS—b .ng n-auot, Clayton '75, th fir� t aay and th taU--Graduation . . . Ramambarod for h r outbiaiti of laughtar. Silvii «rsi «11 HAM OflAMY JOSCPM KALBACH, JR. Bill, (Hick, Juice� . JB . . . V17 58 . . . favorite Place—Vermont . . . favorite tong — Sympathy � 0� tha Devil . . . likes—German baa� , mo , winter, be«e 9et having 80 alcohol o mo� a, (especially S.C.), school trip abroad, partiat, weekends, tha Slonet, Lad Jeppelin, my car, watching TV, listening to music. fridayt . . . Dislikes—Mon- day!, calataria cooking, weekend «amort, Trig Alg S, Jethro Tull, homework . . . favorite people—Ma Struble, Mr. flerro . . . Haard Saying--“ «he� e'i tha party to- rn ta-' , ‘Wall, alright’ , , . Ambition—to bacoma a land engineer and l va In com- fort . . . Sacral Oatira—to traval and tki In Curope . . . Motto— Nava� do today what can ba put oft imtll tomorrow or na� t week. . . . Mott Wamorabit Ctperience at «MS—tha trip la Car many With 22 glrlt in my Junior yaar . . . Remembered for h.t lab techmguet. CCCCUA 101 1 SC K0ftKNI0«$KI Call, Cacll . . . moil� . . . favorite tom� -- Sound, of Sllanca . . . llkat—tummer, tnow and wata� tkiinq, 67, lannit, vacationi, tha beach, psychology, Omar. J te 75, tha golden itar, TB-7% buy. 09 cloth at, . . . Oltllkat—tpidart, tha dentist, Rolling Stonat, term papan, tarcatm, being a Iona, saying oodbya . . . favorite People—my family and 1« ... Pat Peeve—my prperatt.natron . . . Heard Saying— Mow boring- , «ill you Intan to me? . . . Ambition--to bacoma a psychologist o� a faihion mer- hand.ta . . . Sacral Oatira—to have a luccetsful carae� and traval through tha entire U.S. and fieope . . . Motto--‘learn from yettarday, live for today, hopa for tomor- row .. . Mott Memorable [ «penance at «MS—«tudy hall. Junto� yaar . . . Remem- bered for her love Of «hoAUet . SANORA LYNN KRAUS Sandy . . . 8 4 58 . . . ra.or.ta Place— Philadelphia . . . favor.ta Song— «ithout You . . . Llkat—Bruce Springsteen, CSN A V, good partiat, ham and cheat hoag.et, aJJ, Mr. larmona, summer of 75 and tom me� of 76 . . . Oltliket—waking up in tha mpmtng, nothing Ip do, goodbyes . . . favorite People--the Grooketts, my paranti,, Sue and Jimmy, Lori, Oanny P., Re- o, OA . . . Pat Peeve--a I arm clocks . , . Ambi- tion—collage or travel . . . Sacral Oawra— to tea a day whan a secret it a secret at «MS . . . Motto-- Don't tay goodbye , try 'Sea ya lata� ' . . . Mott Memorable Irpanance at «MS—gridmtIon , . . Remembered for being a welcome retiener to «MS. CRACCANN KROCMAN frog. Gladys, Graeio . . . 1 24 58 . . . favonie Place—flor.da . . . favorite Song-- My Little Tawn . . . Llkat--tunsaU, knee-toe, lr.pt, Jaws, Ctlher, freelime, mutic, smiling face� , scary mov.es, blue, bananas, frlsheet, playing football, Michigan,. . . Dislikes—not enough time, deadlines, when people hiet me but don't know, hurting people accidently . . . favorite People— Boagie, friends. Mr. Kel, Gram, Mr. «right, Bemia, my parents ... Pet Peeve—«hipped Cream! . . . Haard Saying—| don't gal It? . . . Ambition—to know myself and find happiness . . . Secret Das.re--to be married In the country, live on a larm near a lake and have nine children . . . Motto «hat lies behind ut and wrhal lies before ut It of little importance; what matters is What lies within us. . . . Mott Memorable Ceperience at W.H.S.—Florida and meeting M.ke, Steve and room 216 from Micfugan . . . Remembered far- being carefree. ROBERT JOHN KULISCK Bob . . . U 2VM . . . Ambition—Te have • healthy and happy I.fa . . . Motto • Don't fly until you have entered you� nlngt . . . Remembered for—hit honetty and down «0 earth characterise I PATRICIA JANE LlTTLC RatO, Rat, Patti-Bug . . . Il lbf57 . . . favorite Placet—the Roach, and the bay . . . favor.te Song— Sad and Deep at you . . . llktt my guitar, B uca Ser.nqttean, Daw Maton. C.S.N. A V, ptycholegy. tunr.te, tuntet. breakfatt n.th Juno, paoola nho think, talking aift pa op I a. mak.no nan Niandt, lunch tima, claan dungareet, maatart. TaMita . . . Oitlikat MCietief tUndardt, mata� .alum, rad Itghtt, tr.g, you P, Noalh MMdnood’t radar, my badroom door . , . favo� .to Raopla—my brothart, Mn. Ge� - man ... Rat Raava--my procratt.nation . . . Maara Saying —Vou knon nhat 1 moan'. Aft cool . . . Ambition--to tludy ptycholegy fora.ar . . . Sacrat Oatrra—to bacoma a famout 9u.tar.1t . . . Motto Anqa� -t a n.nd nh.ch blont out tha lamp of tha m.nd . . . Mott Memorable Capev.ence at M.H.S.—New. Vaaft Eve . . . Remembered far —alnayt ba.nf aaty to talk toot CYNTHIA ANNE LOCKE Locke, Cmdy . . . V19 S . . . favorite Rtace--the beach . . . favor.ta Song—Th.t Mill Be . . . Llkat turn mar time, old mov.at. Califorma, lecot, froian bananat, the too, fr.dayt, Bruce Spr.mjttaan. braakfatt . . . Oitlikat argument, nhan good thing coma to an and, U.R.A., cold naatha', 900d-byat . . . favo� .to People-• Mark, my brother, all my fr.endt, Mr. Mright ... Rat Peeve--People nho .ntant.onally hiat other paoplat' feel.ngt. . . Heard Say.ng—Oh great, Sar.outly . . . Secret Oet.re — To live In a big houta on Balboa bland n California . . . Molte 'Life it a joumev. not a datt.nal.cn . . . Mott Memorable Eapar.anca at M M.S.--Homecoming 1975- 7b . . . Remembered for--ha� unutual tanta of humor. 0AVI0 BRIAN LONG Pork, Buff . . . 9 19 58 . . . fa.or.ta Place—m the aicrnty of the black duck d-tch . . . favorite Song—Teacher . . . Llkat nate� tkimg, hunting, t.thmg, tnon tk.mg, ■nimm.ng, football. tt.Ckbatl, north-net tar g thonty, try.ng to turf, fyan, Mtill.ot . . . Oitlikat Rolling Stonet, freakt, tmothod up GTb . . . fevonte People—my family . . . Pat Paava—put on people . . . Heard Saying—b ha for real . . . Ambition—to be tuccettful . . . Secret Oeure—to nata� tki in toianamanU all o� e the norld . . . Motto •!� • only tha giving that maket you nhat you are . . . Remembered for— hit tennii ability. LISLEV ANN LONG . . . ia? M . . . lavant Ptaca—Oaach . . . Favorite Son --! Only Mava I ya For VOM (Art Garfunkla) . . . LUn 9000 mut.c, dancing, walking on th baach 9004 004. lummar, driving part.as «a. n. Mr. Barba , vruri. rue clathas drafting, cone arts Simon A Garfunkla . . . Ditl.kat ignorant paopla, (temli try, tarm papars ba � 9 trek, homawork. not hiVI 9 a tar. ba.ng broka, work.ng . . . Favor.ta Paopla — m7 parants Sua, Mr. n|ht, my � i� ta� . . . Fat Paava—jaalout (up . . . Haard Say- ing-Gat ouU h r ' . . . Ambit.or.--to gat marr.ad and hava a fam.ly . . . Sacral Oat.ra—to marry a carlain lomronr . . . Motto ’If you can't do .t r.ght, don't do '•’ • • • Mo� ’ Mamorabla f ipar.anc at W. M.S.—managing Via crou-eotaitry taam and my tan.O' yaar Ramambarad (or har lavaly lags CHRISTINA OC LOVI Amor, C'ip Fa Kid, Lovaly . . . 12 31 58 . . . Favorite Placa—noma, Kin of Pruttia Uppar Marion . . . Favent Song--Color My World. Faal.ngt, On Tha Baarh . . . Ukm Mom A har raihas • Capon . Th Molmai Houh, Otari Lov. 9an. contractor Mr. Flarro. tp.aad.ng paanttf buttar, th baaefs (ranch fr. s flowan, Chr,,|mat I amor, bonos charr.as pntach.o nuts W� Ckt . . . Oitlik do 109 � nk, pH,, , my 4 cor- narad room, paopla who don't mind tha.r onn bm.rtau, boy erota.nq tha.r lags y C f.r . . . . Favorite p op( -0onky. 11 1«, Lon, Mom, Dad. F.S.. L h. Varomcal Al Capon . S.G., L.G., T.G., O.G., Julia, Sharon, Tina, Naek, Jana, Th Wild Bunch, Janny, Th Gldttloroi, Th mat . 2 1, U.P., A.C.. R.C. Haard Saying-Slop Bugging m s ( . Ambition—to 90 to collaga. nurting ichool, 9«! my B.S. and bacoma an R.N. . . . Sacrat Datira—to llv a I on 9 happy lifa, la marry a carta.n torn body and hava a llttl Chntu and traval . . . Motto If you Ilk It. . . . k e if . . . Mo«t Mamorabla (ipar.anc at W.M.S.—Ramambarad (or har offbaat tan of humor. CXNNIS JOHN MAGUIRI MAG, IRISH .... 9 29 57 . . . Favont Placa—my room . . . Favor.tr Son — Laugh- .ng—Guatt Who . . . Lika Joan T.. Bob Rally -77 football, bataball, Schott . , Th Flyan, ba.ng Captain of Football taam, twadith braad, Ba-naa, 9ra n |ri h . . . D.t- l.kat «.Oman trymg to play conUct tports tomatoas Mr. Bakaly't math claw, lotmg football gam s paopla Mooing tmoka in my fac . . . Favorite Paopla—Joars Mom Grand parcel, 0 d Taylors Mr. Barbot . Mr. Vlll.gar, Mr. Mayan, Mr. Antwlni, Mr.” Rally . . . Pal P v p opl smoking .n a NO SMORING araa, whan I am |har« . , . « Haard Saying —Wg itf. Wait a taeond Jack'll . . . Ambition—to com back to Wild- wood and coach th football taam . . . Motto ‘You win a f w, you lot alol don't a (way follow othar paopla't footstapi you might ttep In tomalhing . . .Mott Mam- orabla f ipar.anc at W.M.S. — Mr. Kally't Ingl.th CU� s playing football for th crax.ait taam .n th ttat Ramambarad for hit fr.andly im.l . JAN CRIR VANSSON 1 7 5B . . . Favorite Placa—Malmo, Swi tear land, th Alp . . . Favont Song—Ou gamla. u fr.a . . . L.ka fail can, boats molorcycl � . all tports tanms golf, formula on , water and mow ikiing, Lancia. Aultm Haalay, BMW, travallng, monay, parl. s all kind of miaic, . . . OlUikat galling up in th morning, to Iota, wan, doing work I don't l.k . . . Favorite paopla—my parants Wlnaton Churchill, J.F. Rannady, Carl XVI Guiaf, broth ., ml an, fr.andt ... Pat P v --taa i . . . Haard Say.ng--Go Swadan Sar la Coffa Cak . . Ambition—to llv a happy Ufa . . . Sacrat Oat.ra-- to own a lambogh.ni . . . Motto ba opt.m.itic and hava faith in th futi . . . Mo t Mamorabla lapar.anc at W.H.S.—Th play Don't Or.nk Th Watar Ramam- barad for ba.ng Swadan't gift to Wildwood. 42 : -‘r r.j ?� ss - 1 '1 1 s!f?i flii ®c - s • r • sih :|| c ;u ill's I ):� ; : 6- £ t 5 • � • � f !•� 5 mum i'jrf-i tf-; Ijjiijiljii SsUifJ i Ui inti 5 c S oB” 5 . J ui « •fVliHIl?!? illlljllil 3T . --ii !‘-s 5xt-:3 • 5 1 = Ill il III if .-?! i «nil} . 3«� ■- • _ - il rifle gfflfi !] iSiri :i| 2lJii :� :t � .- « c . • if nn., if; t f•tj'j- i«: • I � -‘•i • ‘ :• • K • =• � j s!lf illirlffr [hhnfi 'i Hi ' ' Ili? iH: • JlJli'J I UffJiJnw p jm 'If: J ?f|||jsI | •« 5 1| � ! « kN'.r jamc; uichail; B• 1 Mlt 1 VW , . f 4 nr.to «4 K� f| r: Po-nf A.II rrep u To |et e . . . lik« 'etrrtfctll. frrrl.n • U � r | .« bod, «IIm ) TT t 41 . UU. -| I P� %Ple. CV� . n4lh.rv . C U«r t P« ' h ra tA|. UH | U «1 W •' '•� Uc I, l H -| � 4 1 li|hU • . • t P� e e •ivk i . mmH iA i M � 1 4' I 4« In � ••• 4 illiyt ...... Motlo If o e ioiw'i to to ••orr.lehm , dor t do -t •'illM , do � t 4ll «4 . . , V J4t M mW4tl f t(- 9 • .+ � H V •t 4 lf 4 to thU tC OOl 4M U mi basketball re . . P m emitted lo • ! � eo elite pattieitoe'•alt 4Ke'- l•ttute e•t•0lCkleV n.omorwaVel4rT •toe' .„n . MAPPV VlllfP jOSfPM � ||f.M0lAf MOL Lie A • !• . . . V ti l . . . f|«vit4 Bur- BrUfltn� )4 n . l4 or.| W v Teac Vow 1 C ott . Stitlt, MvM . L kr% ret, 0 Muon. Alima� B othe� v S r.m|tle n, Mart all T ber Ra . Bernt A rm 0« J4, renteet. «rteiet (UPt, ►-ll.fi . . . Ouhfcet A M radio. 8.T 0. Tan Ipm. 4fHl 0a� . � f riUllmv, T.V. O'Mw� ’ •«!«� Mihtrv, (jr e line Jo . . f4 0 -t Peo- pie • to Aml« i n. M� MifOf. L n Brure Pot P e e- People -� 4 •••••‘I of ifvikif� | up for pUI the .4M or br if 4 1 full . • � Hf4� ,1 • ') • 0 % t .nf r� u p . ft.ldnood Mi-jb� ! , . . A• fc.t. or - -to to tuccetcful � n the fnlrrUi«im«4t f.rlf . . Wert! 0et.re--1o � • 4k4 ©t er poop� iiwf 4t Ihr � oen f«uiu . . . Motto € •• cannot be conquered. it C4n onl r be overcome in v ‘i � � vJ. . . Mott Me - 0T4bt C • per ••-% At A M.S.--P.cfctn-J Pou« t c 4� � n fatter1! dett. |wU reflect� 1! . . P ' n � r� H tor b � rv| .lf ioon on� � Pic Litt.e JAM AfifJ MOPf V ll WSf • . • f 4r Orite BlCt'-flpiOl . . , f4vOT(t Son-j --Brr 4k ana , . . Litfi muf- fin, M� c M|4n U., 'obttor lemon pepper. Ii«i b 4� u. t eet. cneer.n . m , •ne '-! O'er • he. yeen. Ur.pet. memoriet of flor.da. nete� tno . jonn. JM.21 . . , . 0 tl� iet SAT tetU, fan t, earl r.tmi. jettm? m , p.ct re Uhn( Nvkm'i n u mmer. apath . t � 9. eoodb et . . . feror.to People--Cver one m my fenlly, Mr . freemen Grand - mom, M . Beta. rtilhem . , . Pet Pee e«-Bumort . , . Heard Sar«n --Me, K� dt. Mere-Mere. Theft till , ffon-ffon . .. Ambition - -become en accountant . Motto L� fe .% but e .oumer, ot • lett.nation , . . Mott Momoeble C«per. n e At fi M.S.--i JS vr M.s Vt Lor.er Cepe Ver Beiret Bell Ar.a 'm e � LAAt 1 tec. . , . Pemembered for be n to U bbi t end eper«etent 46 JOAN ANN MOM� H JO S7 . . . Favorite Place-Fort Lauderdale . . ( •� (• Song---fill, t to (.MO four LOv� � � nd 'I Onlt M� v I o F 0� You . . . favorite No� l ”LW' M - Oaker � vi mr family . . , L'ket wmiim, Lane tnl Ottor'-v, tat tribe 11 wtur Poptarti , Ron1 Half. leant, dettertt. temp with Ron, Lon's undemanding ways, nev-n? a ten. polite ?uyt, silty «'� . new clothes. 9� « blue . . . O-t'ikrt ■«- digestum, SAT'� . net knowing. •■� «.«■1. anythin? below a B V� t Strut •� . . . Heard SayinQ'-A� , («� • on' . . , Pot Peer� —««Sincerity . . . Ambition• -to many th� man 1 lo.a and fa.� tour boyt . . . Secret Cwti� -to bo free. to 10.0 alot to live Ion?, to fool it on? and to ?•� � alot . . . Motto — ’f you lo� o somethin?, lot it free, .� it retures it n you� � . if t doe not, it no.� � wet. . . . Mo� t Memorable Capenence at ft,MS.- -Harm? Borniot A my in my I ait tno yoan . . Remember fo� bom? 10 tineer� and undoottendm?. SUSAN GAIL MOAAISON Suo. State-Q, Atom Ant.......favorite Ptae • -my room . . . faverit� Son?--Tktio ■n a Bottlo , , . Like� bom? with Cddio, oartyin?, picnic� , Bi? Maci, momario� , Tte Boat 101, horror moot� , havin? ?ood tim � with my friondi, bowling, my ffloruit from Phllly, Atdian Summor, Snoobum'� poomt , . . DHl I lot Winter in Wildwood, tnobt, mimin? Cddio, waiting, saying goodbye� , fooiin? guilty, Billy'� comploa, psuhing tho rovot button . . . Favont� Pooolr—Id Oum . . . Pot Poeve—Ball Ft a yon «ho think thoy'ro everythin? . , . Hoard Sayln?--Any thin? that dootn't mako leme ... Motto — If you lovo tom thin?, lot it 90. I It como� back it'll bo yourt forovor. if it dootn't it novor «a� yourt to bd? n w.th . . , Socrot Dotivo - -to remain a tecrot . . . Ambition ••To bo tuccottful In whatever I attempt . , , Motl Mom or able Capenence at ft.H.S. • -Graduation . . . Aemembor for bein? the Aona Barrett of our cl� � � . L0A1C CMAIS MOUKLAS Mouk . . . 5 10 SB . . . Favorite Place--Home . . . Favorite Son?--Brown Super . . . Llkot the Roll in? Stonot, The Yankee , ninnin? at track and baiketbali, The bon, concert� , Italian food, my Vog . tkiin?. Advent 201, torn� parti� � , hittory, electron- ic� , tmllot and a pood effort . . . Dolitet Tull Fan� . Stuck up People, Junior� Cng- It� h . . . Favorite Pro pi� --my family, Fnandt, John F. Kennedy, Sr Franci� Orake, Brian Jonot and Paul McCartney ... Pet Peeve—Current Politic� In America . , . Heard Sayln?--All Right I, Thh •� another fine mtu you've potion ut Into, 9 you cats don't (top it man . . . Ambition--Matter� D� p� e in electrical engineering . . . Secret Detirr--Loam to play tho pulter and tote with the Stone . . . Motto —'Give me a last ship, for I Inland to 90 in harm's way. Most Memorable Capenence al Pf.M,S.--Valutin? 11 ft. for the flr� t llmoand placin? second In the 1975 County Champiorahlp Meet . . . Remembered for hit knowledge of the Rollin? Stones, Beatles, and mutic. SU2ANN MARIE MURRAY Sue . . . 7 14 58 . , . Favorite Place--Baaeh . . . Favorite Son?—If, ftociowt and Few . . . Like� pood music . . . dancing, walk on tho beech, Moody Blues, avraot, SUMMER, parti� � , just drivin? around. Phil� , guys. Mr. Barbosa, ram. dreiset. draft- •w?, and Jrm . . . dislikes stuck-up people, chemistry, term papers, bem? caught, work in? in the stenmer. havin? no money, homework . . , Favorite People — Mr. Wr� ?ht, Lesley, MH. My Parentt. Paul, The Sinaheimen ... Pet Peev� --bemp ignored . . . Heard Sayln? —What can 1 say? . . . Ambition—To marry and have a family . . . Secret Desire—Te marry a certam someone . . . Motto--'Be prepared for anythin? and everythin? at all time� . - . . . Most Memorable Capenence at W.M.S. - -Managing the Cro � County Team . . . Remembered for her 'LONG’ dr asset. 47 GUV STCVtN MU7IANI Mr. Guy, Ginto, G . ■ . 1 5 56 . . . Favorita Mitt—tporti a .ant� . . . Favorita Song — Suffragatta City . . . Likat Thy Baatlat, Jathro Toll, Italian food, tlaaping lata, hockyy, mow • at, bloa. donning, arguing, playing pool, galling roudy, Imitationi, Mr Maya (2) . . . Ditlikat work, conca-tad paopla, tha v mg, injialka, ehaalaet, baa«, tounitt, nailing in llnat • . . Favor.la Utopia—My family and fr.yndt . . . Pal Paava — lummy drivart . . . Hoard Saying—That'� got lo ba a thrill . . . Ambition—To by- coma a tuccaufui tporti broadcailar . . . Sacral Daura--To bacoma a tuccattfuf actor . . . Motto 'Navae do today, nhal you can pul of� until tomorron . . . Mott Mamorabla t. par I me a At W.H.S.— Cabarat . . . ftymambarad for hit Ulanl at a thatbian. CHRISTINA NCRANT2IS Chris . . . l J 57 . . . Faverila Placa — Vocnlairo of Watt Virginia . . . Favorita Song— Faalingt, Saturday Night, bland Girl . . . Lika Tannit, litlanmg lo motic, partial, tommy� , having fnandt, travaling, Chrltlmat, Ilian John, Nan Yaar't Eva, Chinata food. Koala Baan . . . Ditlikat tchool, coW naalhar, two-taead paopla, homawork, galling up in thy morning, paopla biting thalr nailt . . . FavOHta Paopla —My paranti, Un. P t Daviat, Julia and Nancy ... Pat Paava— paopla nho don't mind thalr o� m but.ran . . . Hoard Saying-Don't worry about If . . . Ambition—Traval around tna norld . . . Sacrat Datira—To go back to AuttralU, and go to Collaga . . . Motto lti nlca to ba important, but iti mora Important to ba nicy . . . Mott Mamorabla I� - par lane a At W.M.S.—My Graduation Day . . . ftymambarad for har a.otic aceant. JAMCS S. OODACLY Mooay . . . S 8 S7 . . . Favorita Ptaca—W.H.S. Auditorium . . . Favority Song — Somoona Savad My Ufa Tonight (Ilton John� . . . Likat tlaaping, football, hochay, partiat, friad ch.ctai n.ntar lima in Wildwood . . . Oitlitat loud girls, gulat part.at, . . . Favorita Paopla—Mont, Dad, thy paopla I nork with, my Uttar, brothar, thy kidt on Mapla Ava., and Marina Ron, Tarry Maton and har family ... Pat Paava— no gattmg ano -gh tlaap . . . Haard Saying--Ti t ay, to Tarry Maton. Hay Evil Knaval' . . . Ambition—tha first that in Ufa fthat't not marriaga) . . . Sacral Datira —to try not to gat marriad, to liva In tha country . . . Motto haopla thow hat a from thaif mind, and giva th ry I ova from thair haart . . . Mott Mamorabla Ciparianca at W.H.S.—balng a fnynd at Wildwood High School . . . Ramambarad for always landing a halpmg hand. CHARLES JOHN OLSON Of . Chat . . . 1 2J 58 . . . Favorita Plaea—at a iportt avant or con cart . . . Favorita Song—Chang yi (Bow I a) . . . Likat Dabb-a. tporti, Jathro Tull, Tha Flyart, Philllat, Dodgy Challyngyrt, purpla, nlna, Mola'i Imitations, Lou'l elnyma, BUI'� Houta, Partiat, Hainaklrv gattmg mabriatad, tha J Stoogat . . . Oitllkat prajuatica, Injuitica, dlthonatty, hypocritas, 8.S artiste, narrow mindad paopla, tnobt, eliquat . . . Fa- vorita Paopla—Oabbia, my ilttar, my Mom, tan Andy non ... Pat Paava—Two-fa cad paopla . . . Haard Saying— It Just ryflyeti, or Big gama today , or Who'i Parf? . . . Ambition—to ba a waalthy and wall known iportewritar . . . Sacrat Oat-a — to ariit atamally In a iteta of auphonc tranquility . . . Motto Anything within tha raalm of a man’i imagination it within tha rralm of possibility. . . . Mott Mamorabla t •pananca At W.M.S.—from Night . . . Ramambarad for hit Imprattiva vocabulary. 4a ANNA MARIA PIRO •Rob . . . J 2J 5B . . . Favorite Place--an� place «here I can be jutt me . . . Fa- vorite Song—The Way I Want To Touch, For Love of Him . . , Litet roudy partiet. eliAinq, freedom my parenti ga.e me and the non-guettiomng, lulh cart. 'Life , hot urmmert and tnowy «interi . . . Oitliket tehool, cradling, people who act lite Wildwood people, rainy day� . checltlnq people, lot in� my tan, nagglnq and dlt- honetty, cocky people . . . Heard Saying—Howdy doody there Rowdy. Wiat't up for tonight ... Pet Pee.� --Mypocritt . . . Ambition--To graduate and to make it in thit ugly world on my own . . . Secret Det.re--Remain� to be a tecret. you fool . . . Motto--’! live for mytelf. I am not here to live up to your expectation� , nor are you here to live up to mine . . . remember for her reter red toot on the abtenlee bullentin. RANOV PLUTA Randy . . , 8 28 58 . . . Favorite Place --California , , , Favorite Song-Cold Gin (KISS) . . . Like� SMoney, KISS, Glgt, Bruce Sprinkttein, Dave Maton, Blue Otter Coll, Allman Brother� . Strange placet, Ted 2lppllr Black Sabbath . . . Oitliket cat� , working, tummertime . . . Favorite People—P.J„ Muticam ... Pet Peeve — Greet in u, Ignorance. Cab . . . Ambition—Play Lead. Maton, Stef . . . Remember for being our Ottney Character. LINDA JENA RANALLI Lynn . . . 11 4 57 . . . Favorite Place--the beach . . . Favorite Seng— reeling� . . . Likei people, antmah, P.8.G. M.G., camping, be nq around crary people, likei Ve� omea, Gina and bet . . . Ditliket Rathe-., ttuc -up people, having to go to t hoo when you don't leel l-ke It, Rainy Dayt ... Favorite People--my paranti, my brother Veromce, Pete. Joey, my cout-m. Deb, Mr. Mearim,an, Mr. feiro. Tommy and Gina ... Ret Reere—Stuck-Up People . . . Heard Saying—Ve cv .c� lock the tar door . . . Secret Detire--to Ira.el to Europe . . . Motto--'“Live «or to- day, you don't know what tomorrow will bring.' , , . Remember � or her enjlev. tm.le- SUSAN MART RAVNORC Sue . . . 11 20 57 . . . Favorite Ptace-Hhe mountain� . . . Favorite Song--Feel log� . . . Likei mow tkllng, pup let, The Spelgel Home Mold, peanut butter and jelly tandwlchot, picnic� , detected beach � , partying . . . Oitliket fake people, fighting with Jackie, no mall, gelling up for tehool. Good-By � , not botng able to talk . . , Favorite People--my parenti, Jackie. Mary 0. LN. J J. . . Pet Peeve--being lectured . . . Heard Saymg—Hang on, will ya? . . . Ambition—to become a lab tachnlcian . . . Secret 0 tire--to live in the country on a farm . . . Motto —’Be yourtelf. . . Mott Memorable Experience at W.H.S. —Graduation . . . Remember for her nice way� . KEVIN LOUIS ROSSI Ro� . . . 1 2 59 . . . Favorite Placa--Ha� ai i . . . Favorite Sony —Green Sleeves . . . Llket Hawaii, Ma Slrubla, My Paranti, rart.es, «iris, Bud, Mlchelob, Hienekln, sleep- «. ♦� . Tull, Pink Floyd, laiaqna, ptrta steaks, . . . Dislikes people who cui you up behind your back. Mr. Mullrr'i clauat, mob� , paopla who BS on a 24 hour bawt . . . Favorite ft� ople--My Paranti, Mr. Vllllpar. Ma Strutir P«t Peeve —Conceited paopla - B. Sialdon . . . Hoard Sayinq--Not bad . . . Ambition - -to bo a pilot . . . Sacrat Oawra - -to bo tha fir man to walk on Satim and to bo tha laadar in HR at ttickball . . . Motto T© dream lion of Gods qlfto, for draami ara nhat Vsape oca futura and racordt our paat . , . Mott Momorabla Experience at W.H.S.--Oaduatmq . , . Ra- mam bar ad for beinq tha bartender for tha bail at ball team. STEVEN LOUIS ROSSI Pop . . . 10 29 57 . . . Favorite Place—Where tha paoplo ara fnandly and you can «at load ad . . , Favorite Son«--Around About . . . Likat to party, ladiat, my family and friandt, tporta, and a «ood rwghts ilaap . . . Oitlikat B. Robinson of (M.C.P.O.I, losing and a haute . . . Favorite Paopla--Frac, Rick, Frank, Pop Rialay, Janay Jar, tha Croit Guardi, and Hart , . . Pot Paava - -An Hoadt . , . Hoard Stymy —Lel'l boil . . . Ambition--to own a coka factory . . . Sacrat Oevre—to liva in tha mountains of Jamaica . . . Motto 'Oon't mat -up ova on yoiatalf . . . Mott Mamorabla £s- parianca at W.H. 5.—playing for Barnia'l Army . . , Ram am bar ad for hit laadarthip on tha batkatball court. JONATHAN OAVIO RUBINS J.R„ RiAInt . . . 8 11 56 . . . Favorite Place—San Francitco . . . Favorite S mq-- Monitor Math . . . Likot--Peanuts. Wet als. '62 Buickt JO't Mutic, Tamil, Sum mar. Oar riarro, Mr. Villager. Mr. Barbota, Mar. Brot.. Mluinq clauat, makin« money, «attinq out of Wildwood. Mr. Mote't English Lit. elau, ethnic jokes. and damocrati . . . . Oitlikat--Wildwood in tha winter, tails. Liver, GOP. vnelly Cham. labs. paying lor «at. WHS Library . . . Favorite Paopla--my Oandfalhan and Greucho Mar. . . . Pal Paava--Smokay bathroomi . . . Heard Saymq- - What's to aal . . . Ambition — Medicine . . . Sacrat Detire--To be a success in whatever I do, and to leave my mark . . , Motto- -Suecan comat to those who hustle wiialy . . . Mott Mamorabla Caper.anca at WHS--The day I brought a Donkey on tha thad Floor . . . Raman- . bared for bain« able to pull off impossible ventures. ELIZABETH MARIE PATRICIA RUSSO Lisa. La-Lit, LH . . , 2 1 58 . . . Favorite Nice - - Vermont) Favorite Sony--Fora i«nar Suite teat Slaver ) . . . Likat--SKIING, friandt. Breyer’t ka Cream. C.G„ Ne«t door , Smuggler's Notch, Oylan, my Oad't jokes, camping, in Va„ yellow, turtiat, K-2't. qraan ayes, Volvo's, Paviodl, and The Allman Brother's Band . . . Dislikes— Rowdy apopla, paopla that start rumors, Soe'i moodt, concaiL no mow in tha moun- Umt, bad breath, allarqiat. II Top. FAT . . . Favorite p«ople--Mom and Oad. Joe, E.G., Sue. Mr. McCracken. Mr. Fierro, Mr. Wri it. Mr. Barbota, 74 . Bird, Bath. Mr. S, and Mr Kelly . . . Pat Paava--Peolpe using my toothbrush and cheap «Hit . . . Heard Saying — 1 want to qo skim ! , and I can't hnadle this at all' . . . Ambition - -To travel a lot. be successful and always be healthy and happy . . . Sacrat Den re—To be a tk. instructor In Austria, or to work for Jaquet Cousteau . . . Motto — We will sea tha dawn of Prace whan wa team the meantnq of Love . . . Moil Memorable Csperlence at W.H.$.--My trip to Italy with Mlu OiLutio . . . Remembered for—M r constant battles with Jet to for the I960 Olympics MARYANN CATNCR1NC SCHAFER Mat . Ughtbulb, Sock� . . . ?'� '58 . . . Favorite Place—A detected beach ... Fa- vorite Son --Breakaway--Art GarfunStel . . . Lite Elton John, memories. friendly people, smiles, aenior year, cooking, trip to Germany, blue, purple, walks on the beach, University of Michigan. Room riband JbS, «arm eeathar, The Wacky Waf- fle 9ioo, Mr. Wright, OHIiket atuck-up moot, two-faced people, good-by e� , crowd� , beir� ] broke, being depre� � ed, bonny week-end� , rumor� , f.ghts, . . . Favorite people — My Axil Bette, my parent� , my friend� ... Pet Peeve - -Geltmy up In trie mommy . . . Heard Saying--Wanna yo for a ride?. Knock it off, Oh, come on . . , Ambition—To further my education and become successful in an accounting career . . . Secret Deaire--To have a happy marriage and to travel alot . . , Motto—'The moat I can do for my friend � t simply lo be HU friend’ . . , Remembered for her natuarl socket! HARRY JAMES SHCR Big Mar . . . 2 7 M . . . Favorite Piece• -Bowling Alley . . . favorite Sony —Get Down Tonight . , . Like� Bowimy, batketball. football, beteball and to party . . . Oolite� tkimg, toccer and tchool . . . favorite People --Teachert with no home- work . , .Pet Peeve Getting up in the mommy and getting ready for tchool . . Heard Saying--How'� il going' . . . Amfc.lion--Gel a jot and mate money . . . Secret Detire — To become a Pro Bowler . . . Motto He who wort� will gel h.� pay . . , Mott Memorable Espenonce at W.H S,--Lunch and cutting classes . . . Re- membered for being the bett bowler an W.H S BRIAN ANDREW SHE LOON Brw . . . “ Xb.'jt . . . favorite Place-•Bateball Diamond . . . Ia.gr te Song--Aguelung br Jethro Tull . . . Like� fir� t batemen. Second basemen, thud basemen, catcher, short it opt, outf-eldert. 'especially pitchers) . . . Dislikes Big ihots. senior guestionaires, laty people, thav.ng, long practice� before game� . . la.ante Peoo!e--Ton Sea.ee, Sieve Carlton. Sanford ronla� . Jtm Palmer. etc. Pvt Pre.e--Muting my yearboot picture because I nent nt tinj . . Heard Sa y i ng - - V ou nan I to nave a catch. Your mother wear� combat boot� . . Ambition --to become another Sandy «outer and Pitch a perfect game m mayor league . . , Secret Detire--to play for WniadelpMa fhillies (curling P.lcherl or to become another Bate Ruth, which ever comet l.r� 1 . . . Motto i ybu can t bat, gel out of the game . . . Most Me-nurable Erper.ence At W.h.S - -Pitching one hlllev a ,amct A idnood Catholic . . Remembered for ptar mg baseball--ran� , � ieet. «now, or ha J. BRUCE EOWARO SICILIA Ba-«ute . . . VB'SH . . . favorite Rlece--My Mouse . . favorite Song--Moon River . , Like� sport� . Bugs Imny, water skiing, Summertime, ntitmg my lUlian Rela- tive� , Barreta . . . Dislikes Weddings, funeral� , Irma beant, losing and losen . . . favonie Peopte--Mom a � o Dad, Uncle Buck, and Unde jay Craven . . , Pel Peeve ••C� y Babies . . . Heard Saying.-We are going to win this v.ee , . Amt lion --to help handicapped people . . . Secret Oe� '«e--lo be a Coach , . . Motto P it it pos- sible it •� cone, t it � impossible •! will be oone. ... Most Memoratle Erper.ence At W.H S - -f aying on our football team . , . Remembered lor hit alertness JULII MARE SICILIA , I 6 6 M . . . Favorlt Mac -- © . . - Favorlt Stn| ‘lwt th i Yo« rt.u.- .’, . L i i parti . Italian food . MO and 0 4. 'r. wr «ti. Lio� ' ’� . 0 0'� cooking apk) Mom'tl, th t h . . . 0'� li •«• ■� -0 o� Khool. «’fu- n.««(l p 0 l «h t un lh t b tt r. with 0 4. bO m wmt . . � • ,..t 'p opl -M©m. Oao. Gary, Mr. Sayr . � aron, Fran . . . P t P . -- nob . Afflkillw- ftl marri d AnO rail A family . . . S� tr l 0 i� --Cl mb meunUlB, � e OAAP lAA diving And to � y div . . . Motto- B what you «a . not wh t p op' rfiAk you . . . for h r dimpl � . OIBORAM AUU SD 0 6, Iliw . . . VIB'5 . . . farOM P1ac --at hom . . . Favorit Song — 'BrigM Light and pmi« t’ . . . Lik � Bug� � , dA i r . CaI St � nt, I imm � . f.rrt two w k •ndt 0 V pt 7S, partying with P t , back, Raynor . J.O. 4 thy, ba� � l«g, pianti. b AC . Siberian hutki , partying Ai th RitWnhou� . b a� r� . . D'tlik whit 1 11 - form , boring «MlrrOl, Sunday� , goodb � • . tnobt, not hoar.ng from Bu9� y, poopi who down VO T ch . . . favorit P� opl --parent . Mr. fi rro, «� � •«•� � . P� t . A uni P t A uni 0 � � . . . B t P v • -waiting Io� UlA poopi . . Mp rO S rng — iWhAl Ar w tonrA 4o lonifM? . . . Ambition—t ch mwiUlly ' t rd d children . . . S cr t D ur --h v A happy And � ucc ufwl futi and find that ««rlii piy . . . Votto —‘Today It th fuit day of tn r t «f you' lif and f� full 0 wond r� and • nt r iti of b own . . . R m mb r d for h r SIXTH ma. MEIOE MARE SKIBBC V1J S8 . . . Favorlt Plac —Gdrmany . . . Uhm riding Around, IliUnmt to mul.c. •wlmmlng, th beach, lob t r. umm r, batkvtball, picnic . 1J, gr n . . . Ditlik eh miitry labi, 10:00 pm, getting up arty, grouchy p opl . . . Favor 11 P opl — my family . . . P t P «o--poopi who don’t moan what th y tay . . . H ard Saying — OonM worry about .t' . . . Ambition—to bo happy and njoy Ilf . . . Motto — If you om on without a «mil , give th m on of your ’ . . . Mo t Momorabl • p rt nc at W.H.S.—graduation . . . Rom mb r d for h r lov of BAER hug . COOY JAMES SMITH 1D J1 J7 . . . Far or I to Pfaco—th � or «t . . . Farorlt Son — You Don’t Ma« To Cry . . . lit iporti. J thro Tull. Y . CSNY, parti . b mg 18, walkm in th wood� , � h lI� , Ffito� . Florid , th Fly � . . 0l li� O land d lopm nt. mumbl.n . Cl9 r tt � mok , edd . borodom . . . Favorlt P opl --family, Mr. Barbo , CUl� of 76 . . . P 1 P v --P opi who jump on th bandwagon . . . Hoard Saying- 0 f.- nit ly . . . Ambit� on f wy r . . . S cr t D � re--b rich and famout and buy a houi m n. Laud rdal . . . Motto-'Thlnk about what you ay, to that you II n v r b lorry you laid it . . . Mo I M«mor bl EiP ri nc 1 W.H.S.—bow Y ar’t Ev 76 and graduation .. . R� m mb«r d for hi t m look . cn MICH AC L JAMCS TOLAND Michael T . . . 11 1107 . . . Favorite Ptac --Where ever , . Favorile Sony- Rock Steady . . . litn iporti. mmie. l.f., Fl «n, iwftnfl, concert� , . . . Ollitket argumg with a certain |lri, being ha� � eled. no ttivM, Monday� . . . favorite People —Lu Ann, Mom, Daw Mi von . . Pel Peeve—Bottle People Heard Saying— M«y. What'� up . . . Ambition— To go to college and to be a tuccett . . . Wcnl Desire — To h f .n Hawaii . . . Motto— Mo matter what � m� on« Ooe« to you, at way� forgive. . . Moat Memorable (ipantnci at W.H.S.-Oadua- lion Day . . . kamambwH Co� «peaking only whan tpokan too. JAMCS BRIAN TROIANO HAFFFF . . 'i l'i Sb . . Favorite Ptaca—Italy . . Favorite Song—Ae rot m.th and Pata� Frampton . . . Like� Foaay (Ml, faU ear� , good mmie, old flick� (movie), con- tact� . . . Oitlikat ttuck-up � � 1� , concaltad paopla. cheap � ta«o tytlem� . . . Favorite Paopla —A certain ylrl, Friend� from Bristol, My family . . . Pat Peeve—Crowd� . . , Heard Saying—Oh Yeaaa!. . . Ambition—Owning a future bu� inat« and in Dough ray me (money). . . Secret CVeamv—fmdtng the 9� � l of my dream� and sharing the real of my life with her . . . Motto—Don't hare one . . . Mo l Memorable Caperience at W.H.S.— Finally getting out of W.H.S. and � ayin9 bye to my buddy Phil Antwini . . . Remembered for hi� class. MATTHCW COWARD TRA0CR Trab . . . 12 11 57 . . . Favorita Ptaca—Black Duck Oltch . . . Favorite Song Loco- motive Breathe . , . Like� hone� , watenkimg, turfing, MCB-CTS, hunting 12 11 75, «port� , giatty water, NW, � now partiat, blue, race track� , fidting, Duffer'� cuttard . . Oitlikat people that are lata, firing can, low tide, rain, anti hunter� , eacute� Favorita People—Mr. Barbotc. Mn. «ruble ... Pat Paava—Marine Police . . . Heard Saying—Cacute Me, Ain’t It though . . . Ambition--To be a C. P. A ... Secret Oetlre — To be the winning jockey In the All-American Futurity . . . Motto-- Nov '� the lime—Don’t let it pan by you . . . Mott Memorable Caperience at W.H.5.— Graduation . . . Remembered for hit facial enpreuiont. JOC PATRICK TR0M8CTTA Joe . . . 11 1 57 . . . Like� Sport� . . Dnliket People'� way� . . . Favorite People- Family ... Pet Peeve —Snow In Wildwood . . . Heard SayIng—Mt ige, Pardo . A mbit Ion--Travel . . . Secret Oetire—To remain a lecret . . . Motto--Mod people are fool� , only if you knew . . . Mott Memorable Caperience at W.H.S. Ski Trip . . . Remembered for coming to tchool. dretted right out of bed JUDITH ANN VtRSAOGI Jutfy . . X2 12 SB . . Fa� or.t® Spnp—All In Lo.® h Fa . . Likot Botlon. mow. tra.ollrvg. cold woathor. food, Flordia, Th® Boaeh Boyt', anlmalt. K� Hy. bring a toy, laughing, UMiwi, my frtondt, groan, Uhmdorttormi . . Dlillkot «muioh, hypocnlot. boaty nothing lo oat. Imoetly dithonoil pcopl®, -ndopmdabl® people . . . Pirt people +o («H you v t to do . • . N rd Soy� o --Wt o . Whon’, Why?, Mow’. What Wh®r®?. . . Amb.t.on—To 90 to COllog® . . Soerrt Dot ® —To b rich nd lo Hwd In FI. Laudordal® . . . Motto— If A man Ir.mt him- wir to tuil othori. h� «ill toon whittlo MmtoH «Ay . . . Mott Momorabl® f� p®ri- PAC® at W.H.S.—Graduation . . . Romomborod for bring gullibi®. GRtSCLDA ANN VINSON •ur . . 9 21 56 . . Favorit® Waco--Bolton. Ma. . . Fa.or.t� Song—Chocolate City Likot irwinp, fashiont such a 90109 lo Now York lo catch fathton Show of Million And Stophm Burrow . alto onjoy talking lo my mother, and PARTY . . Oitlikot rat-or -th®-back wllh-a-tmlla on your fac®, «All flower . a-lot 0« j«� 0. drinking. and loud poo«lo . . . Fa.orll® Pooplo—My Mom ... Pol Poo.o —Phoney Prop I , . , Hoard Say 109—You know’. Havo you toon Debbie . . . Ambtl ion--Bo- coma a tuCCOMful turgtcal nurto . . . Soerol 0® lro—To on y the Wnl Coat! II month out of 12. and lo llvo my lifo at I want . . . Motto-- To live and d� o . . . Tho rott It garbage !!! . . . Mod Momorablo laportonc® at R.H.S.-Mlp 0 � ’ cl att, cutting Cl AM, Way no. Mm Rool't data, and graduation . . . Romomborod for hor choorful lauqh. RONALD WILLIAM WALL •Tho Kid . . . 11 12 57 . . , fa.orito Plaeo—Capo Matlorai, N.C.. Rutto't, Froa- mtn'i batomonl . . . FavoMo Song—Big Ton Inch by Aorotmllh . . . Likot turtmg. track, batkotball. wMmWig, watorbodi, nico I091. mooting pooplo . . . O.tl.kot lo mg at anything I do, gull who tmoko OfarolU . . FaoorHo Pooolo--Anyono I 9 1 along with ... Pot Poovo— Smart-mouth' pooplo . Hoard Say mg— Take .t oaty . . . Ambition—To bocomo a Volorinarlan to mo day . . Socrot Oot.ro--To bo rich and own a japula� tportt car . . . Motto—You only lira onto, to koop your hand! full at all tlmot. . . Mott Momorablo t.por.onco al W.H.S.— ipanding my tail yoar at Wildwood . . . Romomborod for bomg a «oleoma add.lion lo ot tonroo Claw MARTIN JOSCPH WALSH Mart S lb 58 . . . Faoorlto Placo—Any whoro . . . Fa.orito Sonp--For Baby— John Oon.or , . . Likot pirl at m one piua tloakt, lobttor and old clolhot . . On- litot pooplo Who aro ««to puyt. fail cart that aro not fail and gottMig in troubla . . Fa.or.to Pooplo—My Girlfriend ... Pol P00.0— W.ldwood High School . . Hoard Saying—You pot a bottor chance Of getting propnant . . . Ambit ion--Tp 11.0 with a wife Ml Flordla or Hawaii . . SoCrol Dot.ro--For mo and my wtfo or girlfriend to rid® down tho Norway o a Haroly Sportttor . . . Motto--'You ha.o to bo C'aty to li.o in thlt world and I’m plonty cra� y . . . Mott Momorablo («pononco at W.H.S. — Cuttinp tchool and ha..np tho principal try to catch mo Romomborod for bomp tnvall In ttaturo but high .n ottoom. 59 I� WAfcftf N WA TVON i‘5 «ill- s. = ni 'i!3 «ivi”' i. „ « = i :!I o a IlfctHi Si-? jt !| ls : i Iiliillii i«,S • =i-!li| izi ha s.d:c-M I ? iii! I ml Si ii?! s rpi - 4 3| O x BPINDA JOVCC WIGGS iMlMIKl . . . 7 77 57 . . . FirarHt . . Fo.oril� Sony- - Through K All . , . liln my hub■ , vpo� tt, hiln, lb county, m «i. llo«� n o any- thing I con to G«4 n, Co� ridot, racoon o my hoi� , poopl� , And� � Crouch, cooking, clot fomiliot . . Ifctlikoi Voch, Mint cold or tick, hungry onimolt with no i� i , butt. Alon't impouiblo mooch . Fovorit Poopl� --Alon, both toll ol porontj. my family in Chrid . . . Pol Poowo—homowork . . . Hoard Soying-- ooo©h , M� 't only kidding . . . Ambition--To to� .� God Iho botl lo my obillly nd bo o boll� � ml lo my hutbond . . Soc� � t Ootir� --To bo o tcholor in Th� Biblo, to ho.o roccoon down my bock, ond to bo in World Spoilt . Motto— Jotut it th� torn� yottordoy. todoy and foro.O� . . . Mott M� mo� oblo («pononc� ol W.H.S.— B� mg o tludoM i M� . Footor'i Clou . . , R� m mb � d lo� hor roltgout d � otiO«. LAWPCNCC T WILSON 1� CM . . . 5 77 5« . . . Fooonto Placo— Tho Gulf . . . Fo� o� ito Song-- Toyt . . Clkot tummortlmo po tiot, botkotboll. botoboll . . . Oitlikot mod dog ond mud puddlot . . Foronto Poopl --Porto� . Alt. Compy, Tiny . Pot Poo • — Statione . . . Hoard Soymg-- So Va . Go ahood Boou-Pight Chick and Oo.o . . , Ambi- tion--Polotlro Bound . . Socrot Dot� --Molly, To moot Pot� Mvmth ond Mu- ihrmmod Alt . . . Motto Got th mod owl of I� f• bocout� you only It.� one� Mott Momorablo Copononco at W.M.S.— Coming bock. Mr. Potonborg’t Sophmo� clou . . . B� m mb � � d for hit permanent roudoncy at Iho North Wildwood Poe ! MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Veronica Holmes Furey Tassoni MOST INTELLECTUAL Jay O'Neill Kathy Gallo Presenting CLASS INDIVIDUALISTS Rich Carbonara June Collier DID MOST FOR WHS Jonathan Rubins Pat Little Senior Celebrities MOST ATHLETIC Debbie Weingard Steve Rossi BEST ALL AROUND Martha Fairlamb Mike Freeman MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Kathy Gallo Jay O'Neill MOST DRAMATIC Yolanda Craig Victor Anzelone CLASS COUPLE Ceil Korzienowski QUIETEST Alan Stuebner Ed Wheaton Heidi Skibbe MOST MUSICAL Pat Little Tom Gicas CLASS CASSANOVAS Dave DeWeese Lisa Griesbach MOST ARTISTIC Joe Matteucci Crystal Cawley MOST ATTRACTIVE Louis Suppa Crystal Cawley TEACHERS' TORMENTS Joe Mollica Maxine Atkinson CLOSEST TO NATURE Fred Dunhour Sue McKenna BEST SENSE OF HUMOR Dennis McGuire Lucille DelCorio CLASS BLUSHERS Maryann Schafer Cody Smith MOST TALKATIVE Alex Boulageris Vince Chiarella BEST DANCERS Victor Anzelone Marti Fairlamb GETTING THERE Juniors JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: President, R. Carrick, Vice Presi- dent, K. Hall, Treasurer, C. Har- ris, Secretary, S. Felings. Bottom Left To Right: M. Boyle, K. Bozarth, K. Conner, M. Botto, M. Amund- sen, D. Anastanio. Top Left To Right: A. Anderson, S. Bradshaw, J. Chrietz- berg, T. Boswell, D. Carrick, J. Cafiero, A. Blades, R. Bozarth. Missing: S. Christman, N. Brooks, T. Byrne, R. Carrick, W. Broad, S. Atkinson, V. Harrsch. 1st Row Left To Right: L. Flacco, D. Crandley, M. Grande, C. Cooper, L. Gloria, C. Fisher. 2nd Row Left To Right: J. Cornett, M. Fine, D. Freder- ick. 3rd Row Left To Right: K. Cottman, J. Gaines, R. Frederick, E. Gar- cia, J. Duhrkoff, J. Elliott. Missing: D. Gentek, W. Davis, M. Cotney, S. Dry, R. Doherty, E. Decina, B. Flynn, S. Felings, J. Gallagher, M. Gaines, D. Giuliano, D. Gideon. 66 1st Row Left To Right: A. Griffin, K. Harris, D. Hamilton, T. Hammond, V. Gummel, J. Kentner, R. Jaffe. 2nd Row Left To Right: R. Hewitt, J. Heitz- mann, A. Hall, S. Kilpatrick, K. Hall, C. Grosse. 1st Row Left To Right: M. Maurer, L. McCracken, G. Ludman, J. Pascarello, D. McBrearty, R. Mazzotta, B. Lewis. 2nd Row Left To Right: B. MacDonald, R. Knapp, A. Littles, M. McClure, T. McNeal, A. Lymons. 3rd Row Left To Right: L. Leonard, B. Matthews, T. Mann, S. Morey, N. Mason, M. Morrisey, K. Low. Missing: D. Martino, R. Lagerweld, F. Maletteri, J. Miller, M. Moore. 1st Row Left To Right: L. Russe No, F. Maleteri, T. Robinson, T. Palmer, S. Nardi, K. Rague, R. Carey. 2nd Row Left To Right Kneeling: D. Sim- mons, I. Neill, F. Plumley, M. Neill, B. Muentz. 3rd Row Standing: P. Prince, P. Siderio, D. Punzo, J. Olney, C. O'Brien, R. Ransom, S. Roach, S. Porter. Missing: M. Robart, A. Pirolli, D. Roach, S. Orlando, M. Peters, N. O'Donnell. 1st Row Left To Right: P. Timmins, B. Startare, C. Vandergrift, S. Versaggi. 2nd Row Left To Right: L. Valeri, A. Wooten, R. Watt, M. Tzorfas, R. Vito. 3rd Row Left To Right: J. Taylor, D. Tomlinson, B. Vance, K. Wall, K. Stocker. Missing: J. Zeigler, J. Snyder, P. Wooley, E. Taylor, L. Tantoros, J. Williams, J. Troxell, F. Tassoni, C. Treimpey. Sophomores President; Frank Montefusco Vice President: Jeff Walden Secretary: Patti Grookett Treasurer: Robin Tomlinson 1st Sitting Row Left To Right: D. Baker, G. Briggs J. Bayer, B. Becher, R. Chiarella. 2nd Middle Row Left To Right: A. Corchiani, L. Bradshaw, S. Campbell, M. Bender, D. Balzer, F. Aron, L. Alston, P. Buckingham, J. Christman, J. Burke. 3rd Last Row Left To Right: T. Cawley, E. Boyer, L. Best, P. Adams, R. Blakey, S. Callahan, T. Byrne, G. Cottman. Missing: S. Cook, L. Atkinson, E. Bate, H. Amundsen, K. Campbell, D. Bryant, D. Chrietzberg, J. Burdsall, J. Carty. fe 5ovlL?ft J° R,?hJk P; Gicas. D. Devane, C. Greene, G. Hamburg, K. Gallagher. 2nd Row Left Ot R'ght: D. Fashaw.J. Eichhorn, R. Gibbs C. Grier, P. Grookett, J. Goodman, T. Hall, T. Gregg. 3rd Row Left To Right: D. Dietrich, J. Hallett, B. Donovan, M. Fisher, F. Cotton C Hall Kneeling Left To Right: C. Ludman. M. Meese, K. Lagerveld, J. Lauriello, B. Harper, G. Harris, M. McBrearty, D. Miglio. Standing Left To Right: M. Kilpatrick, T. Mason, D. Michael, D. Micheal, S. Mavromates, F. Montefusco, K. Mann, L. Kelly, D. Lebato, K. Kalafski. Missing: J. McAndrew, P. Harrigon, B. Lloyd, V. Hughes, L. Long, D. Lewis, D. Merkle, B. Mulholland, U. King, M. Martin, M. Jenner. 70 Standing Left To Right: J. Rhile, E. Ostrander, D. Posternock, W. Parson. Sitting: D. Osborn, R. Ros- senese, P. Rice, J. Ritchie, D. Rightey, N. Nerantzis, B. Roach, M. Peters, D. Robinson, E. Randazzo, D. Munson. Missing: R. Murray, T. Peters, R. Racela, M. Pyzik, J. Roy, J. Pluta, E. O'Rourke. 1st Row Left To Right: R. Tomlinson, G. Weatherby, C. Kilpatrick, T. O'Halloran, T. Thomas, N. Startare. 2nd Row: L. Sapowycz, J. Walden, L. Schiavone, K. Timm, P. Westog, V. Trombetta. 3rd Row: S. Schafer, S. Warren, T. Taylor, D. Valeri, L. Vito, A. Satterfield. 4th Row: R. Sage, R. Sanguinetti, W. Williams, R. Sczur, R. Thomp- son, P. Wood. Missing: V. Sanders, M. Steiger, T. Sayer, K. Schroter, A. Snead, T. Stella, R. Tomaiko, C. Turner, B. Watt, B. Weyhmiller, B. Russo, D. Suppa, R. Sands. 71 Freshmen President: Margaret McKelvey Missing Vice President: Joanne Harris Secretary: Chrissy Harry Treasurer: Lance Walden Bottom Row: M. Buck, E. Blakey, B. Bucella, K. Brooks, INI. Cocozza, D. Bass, J. Armand, F. Camizzi, V. Allen. Middle Row: K. Bozart, A. Cam- marano, B. Cooper, S. Breslin, INJ. Alexander, A. Callahan, D. D'Amico, M. Bailey, T. Basaras. Top Row: C. Breslin, B. Burdsall, A. Brown, R. Blaker, S. Brakefield, C. Bradshaw, J. Daughen, V. Carr, R. Carty, R. Chiarella, Mr. Mulford. Missing: A. Best, T. Bryant, S. Davis. 72 Bottom Row: S. Haungs, N. Holmes C. Harry, A. Ladzenski, R. Marino, D. Haungs, F. Knapp, T. Haehnel, L. Lopez. Middle Row: M. Maletetti, J. Harris, G. Love, J. Long, C. Kelly, A. Jett, S. Kaiser, M. Hamburg, D. Krogman, P. Holmes. Top Row: T. Haggerty, D. Hammond, C. Law- rence, T. Jones, C. Horn, B. Johnson, E. Lewis, F. Lopez, M. Henderson. D. Hoffman. Standing Left To Right: C. Poteat, T. Pirolli, K. Po- dell, M. Popper, M. Peters, S. Neill. Seated Left To Right: L. Osborne, J. Peter, S. Mason, D. Parks, P. Porter. Seated Left To Right: S. Morey, K. Munzenmayer, L. Neill, M. Mason, C. Murphy, D. McKernan. Bottom Row Left To Right: L. Mathis, K. Miller, J. McKenna, R. McMicheals, D. Murray. 73 Bottom Row: M. Rubins, E. Sanguinetti, M. Quinn, S. Rob- bins, J. Sorocca. Top Row: A. Punzo, J. Peterson, M. Sider- io, S. Rosell. Missing: F. Pratt, J. Rosenberg, G. Schard, E. Schultz, L. Schultz, M. Sheldon, R. Sablich. Bottom Row: G. Weyhmiller, A. Turner, S. Wilson, E. Silnicki, M. Webster, Y. Wood, P. Waters, D. Valli Ilo, B. Vinson, B. Smith, B. Steiger, L. Waldon. Second Row: M. Velardo, S. Smith, J. Taylor, J. Walsh, M. Snyder, T. Wilson. Third Row: A. Weissman, V. Thompson, L. Unger, D. Wiszt, T. Wil- son, N. Wilson, J. Versaggi, R. Smith. 74 Seniors Left To Right: B. Sheldon, T. Weingard, J. Mollica, H. Seher, B. Davis, A. Snead, I. Williams, G. Mazzotta, S. Smith, J. Sicilia, C. Thompson, C. Einhaus, T. Scarlotta, K. Adams, S. Raymore, J. Spiegel, L. Meenan, R. Sa- powycz, J. Dempster, L. Blong, M. Atkinson. Juniors Top: R. Mazzotta, T. Hammond, L. Rossella, E. Decina. Bottom: C. Gruenler, T. Weingard, B. Startare, R. Knapp, P. Breslin, S. Armstrong, P. Bigelo. 75 Sophomores Left To Right Standing: J. Oddaely, R. Sands, V. Hughes, B. Becher, E. Bates, D. DeVane, L. Alston, E. O'Rourke, C. Turner, D. Rossi, J. Gloria, B. Watt, B. Lloyd, M. Eichmann, P. Adams, W. Fisher, J. Burke, N. DeBona, R. Racela, T. Gregg. Left To Right Sitting: J. Lewis, V. Sanders, N. Nerantzis, P. Harrigan, J. Bayer, K. Phillips, J. Roy, T. Stella, B. Weyhmiller, C. Hall, N. Webb, T. Sayre. 76 7th And 8th Grade Student Council 8th Grade President— R. McKelvey Vice President—N. Grookett Secretary — K. Jones Treasure—A. Harris Bottom Row: G. Jones, G. Glod, M. Lopez, C. Mazzotta, D. Henry, J. Coombs, L. Johnson. Middle Row: D. Jankins, M. Cappachione, B. Bridgeman, D. Breslin, R. Mooney, B. Bryd, M. Johnson, R. Robinson. Top Row: J. Jones, G. Harry, W. Bigelow, 0. Smith, F. Saherfield, V. Mabry, W. Priestly, W. Camp, S. Williams. Bottom Row: C. Carey, K. Jones, M. Lane, S. Hall, K. Dunn, A. Rantuccio, J. Lee. Middle Row: J. Adam- son, N. Grookett, D. Seher, A. Russello, L. Hasili, J. Murray, D. Morris, R. McKelvey, A. Gloria, I. Huemer. Top Row: S. Thompson, M. Harrigan, P. Reidenbach, L. Wingate, K. Kincade, A. Harris, J. Crump, P. Wooten, K. Gaines, R. Williams, J. Fisher. 7th Grade Top Row (L To R): T. Seher, D. Kelly, S. Vincent, A. Teuful, G. Armstrong, J. Roy, B. Miller, S. Gregg. Middle Row: R. Grays, M. Hedgeman, A. Munn, D. Davis, J. Ostrander, L. Williams, S. Farlow, G. Camper, B. Green, D. Craig. Bottom Row: M. Lane, L. Peterson, T. Turner, D. Romeo, G. Ryce, G. Cripps, D. Brunell. Standing (L To R): S. Hayward, F. Gaines, P. Chrietzburg, M. Cook, M. Bryant, S. Wooten, A. Dawson, C. Farlow, V. Kielbowicz, A. Gloria, D. Del Corio, J. Cornett, M. Mooney, T. Murray. Kneeling: J. McKelvey, C. Gershman, J. Harris, W. Raylor, W. Daniels. SEVENTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS: A. Munn, D. Romeo, W. McNeal, C. Gershman. 78 HAPPENINGS Mighty Senior Warriors DENNIS MAGUIRE 1st Team—Cape May County, 1st Team—All Ga- zette, Honorable Mention C.A.L. Tri-Captain. KEVIN ROSSI GREG CAMPBELL Honorable Men- tion— All South Jersey MIKE FREEMAN ERIC WATSON Honorable Men- tion— Cape May County, 1st Team—All Ga- zette, Honorable Mention—C.A.L. BRUCE SICILIA 1st Team—Cape May County, Honorable Men- tion C.A.L., Tri-Captain STEVE ROSSI ED WHEATON Honorable Men- tion—All Ga- zette, Honorable Mention C.A.L., Tri-Captain 80 Coach Coront, Coach Goslin, Head Coach Gable Winning isn't everything but wanting to is —Vince Lombardi The Warrior 11 struggled through the 1975 season in search of a winning com- bination. Hampered by key injuries, the team was forced to play four different athletes at the vital quarterback spot in the first four ball games. It was not until Homecoming Day, with St. James of Carney's Point serving as the opponent, that the first victory was realized. Although this year's squad did not ex- perience a winning record, the young men who participated played well and most will rise again to reap the fruits of their experi- ence next in years gridiron wars. 1st Row Left To Right: R. Williams, P. DelConte, S. Rossi, B. Sicilia, K. Rossi, M. Freeman, R. Gable, D. Ma- guire, L. Bishop, B. Robinson, G. Campbell, P. Bigelow—Manager. 2nd Row Left To Right: C. Hall, D. Carrick, M. Peters, D. Gentek, J. Caferio, T. Boswell, E. Taylor, S. Roach, IM. Brooks, C. Cottman, M. Gaines, G. Cott- man, R. Fredricks, J. Poteat. 3rd Row Left To Right: Coach Gable, R. Blaker, B. Me Michaels, G. Weatherby, T. Hagerty, G. Simms, T. Del Rossi, J. Peterson, B. Arman, B. Gains, K. Glenn, K. Ludman, M. Jenner, Coach Gos- lin. Coach Coront. 4th Row Left To Right: S. Brakefield, D. Posternock, A. Spaulding, C. Flacco, T. Byrne, R. Ransom, E. Watson, T. Mann, G. Popper. 81 We Love Those Wildwood Boys Meet me at Russo's. HOME jj ] VISITOR00 DOWN TO GO I OTP aSft MKSSAF tHVID A.TAYLOB Li _ Warriors draw first blood! Complete! 82 Let's get 'em!! Wildwood Opponent 0 St. Joseph's of Hammonton 6 0 Middle Township 24 8 Ocean City 45 0 Buena Regional 32 0 Pleasantville 41 6 Hammonton 29 23 St. James of Pennsgrove 6 0 Clayton 34 0 Lower Cape May 12 Come back with that bail! ns k Is the scoreboard broken? Pm BAD! Tiptoe through the tulips... He's got the cutest baby face! Oh deep down in our hearts 83 An Eye Toward The Future Bottom Row: Coach Cancila, M. Siderio, J. Taylor, B. Gaines, A. Brown, K. Blaker, J. Armond, B. Bursali, J. Petterson, Coach Troiano. Second Row: C. Bradshaw, G. Simms, P. Holmes, A. Spaulding, C. Flacco, K. Glenn, S. Brakefield, M. Popper, T. Hegerty, B. McMicheals, G. Young, T. Del Rossi. Under the tutelage of Coach Troiano and Coach Cancila, this year's Fresh- man team holds a promise for the future. Even though the team compiled 1 win and 4 losses, they have both determination andabil- ity. As a warning to Cape Atlantic opponents: Be- ware of a Sleeping War- rior. He's quietly planning a foolproof strategy. 85 Wildwood High School Harriers First Row: M. McClure, M. Fine, D. DeWeese, J. Eichorn, D. Baker, J. Manson. Second Row: mngr. S. Murray, B. Vance, J. Troxell, R. Wall, L. Wilson, P. Carey, D. Tomlinson, Coach Wright. Missing: mngr. L. Long, J. Rosen- berg, Coach Rosenberg. Finish Season With 9-9 Record The 1975 Cross Country team gained con- siderable respect in the C.A. L. with their 9-9 record .This was the team1 s second year of com- petition and they showed the league that they were a much improved team, considering last year's 0-13 record. The team's success was due to strong leadership shown by co-captains Dave DeWeese and Mike Fine. Ron Wall also deserves credit for the team's success. In all but one race he was in first, of the Wildwood runners. He and teammate Mike Fine made the C.A.L. All-star Team. Cross Country is scored by adding the place finished by the first five finishers of each team, and the lowest score wins the meet. To be a winning team, the top five finishers must place close to each other. Our nine wins are a result of the fine teamwork and determination shown by all members of the team. Coaches—Ed Rosenberg, Bill Wright Sacred Heart WHS OPP ' N Wildwood Catholic 31 26 Ocean City 36 24 Middle Township 38 23 Ocean City 25 36 4 i Pleasantvi lie 31 26 Lower Cape May 28 26 Wildwood Catholic 26 34 St. Joseph's 31 26 1 Middle Township 27 32 1 If Pleasantvi lie 26 28 j Hammonton 28 26 rCj V ] St. Joseph's 25 30 Buena 20 38 M Lower Cape May 28 27 Buena 23 34 Sacred Heart 26 28 Hammonton 28 27 25 31 Wildwood's Pride—The Warriors Top Row: L. Wilson, B. Sicilia, D. Deweese, G. Campbell, E. Watson, E. Ostrander, F. Michaels, G. Cottman, C. O'Brien, J. Olney, T. Freeman. Bottom Row: Coach B. McCracken, R. Wall, S. Rossi, M. Gaines, T. Mann. The 1975-76 season promised good things from the start for the Wildwood Warriors. In addition to three returning lettermen from the successful 17-6 team last year, the Warriors added two trans- fers to the roster to insure that the talent laden Warriors would be title bound. The transfers, Ron Wall, 6'4 forward from Virginia Beach and Fran Michael, 6'5 ' center from Wildwood Catholic, teamed with 6 ' forward Erik Watson to make the front line one of the biggest, if not the strongest, in the league. The back court was more than capable of generating an offense, getting daz- zling scoring from Junior Mike Gaines and hand- fuls of assists from seasoned veteran Steve Rossi. The Warriors ran roughshod over most of the Cape-Atlantic league teams during their quest for the crown and finished with a league record of 16-2. Their only losses came at the hands of a very fine team from Sacred Heart. Taking a 21-2 overall record into the State Tournaments, the Warriors were optimistic about their chances for a state title. However, their season came to a disappointingly short ending. After knocking off Bordentown, their first round foe, they fell to Del ran Bears, who enjoyed a very hot shooting night needed to defea the local favorites, 64-59. Despite falling a ttle short of their goals, there were many bright spots during the season. Under the brilliant tutelage of Coach Bernie Mc- Cracken, the Warriors were able to convincingly defeat Pleasantville twice as well as retaining their title as City and County champions. In order to accomplish their goals the Warriors frequently called on their bench; in return they were blessed with consistently fine play from the likes of Seniors Bruce Sicilia and Larry Wilson, Junior Jim Olney and Sophomore big men Guy Cottman and Buddy Ostrander. Each gave an exhibition of unselfish team paly that was in- strumental in leading the team to their successes. The Warriors 22-3 record directly indicates the amount of time, hard work and dedication that the coaches and team gave of themselves to become, for everyone as well as themselves, a gg winner! WHS OPP 84 Vineland 66 80 Absegami 37 56 Wildwood Catholic 48 77 St. Joe's 43 74 Wildwood Catholic 57 61 Lower Cape May 52 43 Sacred Heart 44 82 Middle Township 56 68 Pleasantville 62 52 Lower Cape May 45 66 Ocean City 62 78 Buena 50 77 Hammonton Wildwood Catholic St. Joe's 54 66 49 62 37 Middle Township 50 62 Pleasantville 43 70 I 88 ibr- Lower Cape May OcearrCity Buena 54 fo .41 Sacred Heart 59 80 i Hammonton 54 63 Oakcrest 49 61 Bordentown 49 59 Delran 64 LARRY WILSON TIM FREEMA DAVID DE WEESE BRUCE SICILIA GREG CAMPBELL FRAN MICHAELS ERIC WATSON 5imn . STEVE ROSSI ★ ★★ ... rely completely on personal enterprise and team effort . . . reject luck . . .feel every person creates his own determinism by discovering his best aptitudes and following them undeviating ly.11 Walt Disney 90 91 W.H.S.'s Future Champs opp 58 Him m on ton Wild Hammonton Oakcrett Bottom Row: Coach—Mr. J. Mayer B. Mathews, J. Troxell, J. Eichorn. Top Row: J. Walden, D. Posternock, B. Hall, C. O'Brien, E. Ostrander, G. Cottman,.T, Byrne, B. Thompson, R. Blakey. Our Freshmen Rookies Show Promise WHS 37 38 48 31 53 36 50 50 50 51 57 56 50 37 39 36 Wildwood Catholic St. Joe's Middle Township Pleasantvil le Lower Cape May acred Heart City uejtfi Wildwood Catholic St. Joe's Pleasantville Lower Cape May Ocean City Buena Sacred Heart Ham monton . 9 arum on ton OPP 43 22 61 52 23 51 56 40 17 58 30 70 35 58 46 42 38 Bottom Row: R. Cooper, J. Mckenna, K. Bozarth, B. Gaines, G. Simms. Top Row: Coach—L. Hardy, B. Johnson, K. Podell, R. Carty, J. Versaggi, F. Lopez, J. Eichorn, S. Brakefield, F. Del Corio. Girls Basketball (Picketts' Pack) Hustles Left To Right: T. Suppa—ass. coach S. Campbell, S. Kilpatrick, D. Suppa, Y. Wood, K. Mann, A. Corchiani, S. Schafer, C. Trimpey, L. Schultz, F. Finnochario, C. Flynn, M. Grande, D. Lebato, P. Picketts—coach, D. Weingard, R. Rossanese, D. Fredricks. Wildwood Opponent 29 Wildwood Catholic 37 36 St. Josephs 29 47 Middle Township 33 34 Pleasantville 22 43 L.C.M. 29 42 Sacred Heart 33 26 Ocean City 55 36 Buena 67 33 Hammonton 18 38 Wildwood Catholic 50 42 St. Josephs 30 35 Middle Township 26 40 Pleasantville 46 43 L.C.M. 35 19 Ocean City 71 48 Buena 52 40 Sacred Heart 45 44 Hammonton 43 Making Tracks Bottom Row: R. Jaffe, D. Tomlinson, L. Mouklas, S. Keiser, M. Fine, M. Tzorfas, J. Jones, L. Flacco, D. Hanngs, U. King, M. McClure, K. Pierpont, J. Harris. Top Row: Coach Wright, S. Mavro- mates-Manager, P. Wood, R. Ransom, R. Szczur, S. Gregory, J. Cafiero, D. Osborn, J. Walden, R. Blaker, R. Frederick, L. Boyer, R. Vance, Coach Rosenberg. Missing: R. Wall, N. Mason, T. Free- man, S. Jett, J. Mansson, J. Olney, T. Mann, G. Simms, M. Gaines, S. Hanngs, L. Osborn, J. Trox- ell, J. Rosenberg, J. O'Neill. Head Coach—William Wright Assistant Coach—Ed Rosenberg Managers: L. Long, S. Murray, S. Mavromates. % Lorie Mouklas Tim Freeman ★ ★ Dedicated Seniors A Jan Mansson Ron Wall Steve Jett 97 Girls Best Friend Proves To Be A Diamond First Row: T. Hall, D. Suppa, D. Munson, P. Buckingham, K. Timms, G. Ham- burg. Second Row: L. Schultz, M. Maleteri, L. Wood, F. Finocchiaro, K. Galla- gher, M. Botto. Third Row: S. Morey, N. Alexander, A. Callahan, J. Harrsey, P. Porter, T. William, C. Greer. Fourth Row: K. Hall, M. Grande, J. Alexander, P. Bigelow, L. Valeri, Coach—P. Picketts, D. Fredericks, J. Hall, D. McBreanty Take Me Out To The Ball Game Managers: L. Schiavone, K. Munzenmayer, J. Daughen. Bottom Row: C. Smith, L. Suppa, D. Maguire, G. Bulduc, K. Galla- gher, M. Stocker, T. Weingard, G. Camizzi, B. Robinson, B. Shel- don. Standing: Mr. Mayer—asst, coach, G. Harry—mgr., D. Poster- nock, E. Emmer, K. Cottman, S. Brake- field, D. Carrick, B. Camp—mgr., S. Arm- strong, S. Morey, T. Weingard, L. Plenzick, B. Munce, I. Williams, M. Robart, J. Burke, Mr. Parrish—Head coach. 99 hf b S . Mighty Seniors G. Bulduc D. Maguire W. Robinson D. DeWeese C. Smith G. Camizzi M. Stocker 76 E. Watson T. Weingard P. Del Conte K. Gallagher L. Wilson L. Suppa B. Sheldon Getting Into The Swing Of Things Kneeling: Tom Byrne, Ray Gibbs, John Armand. Standing: Coach Barbose, Vince Chiareila, Tim Byrne, Bob Doherty, Fury Tassoni. Tennis Anyone? Standing: Left To Right: Matt Traber, Dave Long, Ken Fodell, Tracy Griesbach, Barry Johnson. Kneeling: Ann Turner, Julie Chreitzburg, Steve Dry, Tony Robinson, Dan Baker, Robert Hank in. Mr. Di Lorenzo SPIRIT Our Spirit For '76 Left To Right 1st: Joan Morey, Terri Palmer. 2nd: Ina Neill, Patty Grookett, Jane Morey, Tracy Hall. 3rd: Veronica Holmes, Lisa Griesbach, Kelly Hall, Grace Krogman, Louann Flacco, David Gideon. 4th: June Collier, Pam Grookett. 104 105 Rallying School Spirit First Row: G. Love, N. Holmes—Co-Captain. Second Row: L. Neill, J. Harris--Football Season Co-Captain, A. Callahan. Third Row: C. Harris, L. Unger, C. Grosse-Captain, V. Allen—Football Season Captain, D. Wizst. Missing: J. Gunther. 106 107 Student Council The Representatives Top Row Left To Right: P. Porter, L. Osborne, J. Gunther, N. Holmes, M. Rubins, W. Robinson, G. Muziani, J. Rubins, C. Harris, R. Rossanese, I. Neill, N. Mason, C. Cooper, K. Thompson, M. Grande. Middle Row: D. Lebato, A. Turner, D. Fashaw, R. Rague, M. Mauer, M. Amundsen, G. Harris, S. McKenna, S. Amundsen, C. Grosse, E. Blakey, F. Camizzi, S. Robbins, P. Little, J. Gregory, David Troiano—Advisor, Bottom Row: L. Bradshaw, A. Corchiani, D. Valeri, D. Carrick, F. Montefusco, D. Posternock, R. Carrick, J. Geiger, D. McCabe, V. Holmes, J. Dunn. The Officers This years Student Council has proven to be an energetic, dedicated, and unselfish collection of young men and women. They have been a pleas- ure to work with and an asset to Wild- wood High School. David Troiano—Advisor, 1975-76. Pat Little—President Patti Franco—Vice President Jill Gregory—Secretary John Dunn—Treasurer 108 Left To Right: Mr. Norton Advisor, Rosanne Osborne—Sec- retary, Dave DeWeese—President, Jay O'Neill—Vice Pres- ident, Jonathan Rubins—Treasurer. National Honor Society Eligibility is open to any stu- dent in the eleventh, or twelfth grade enrolled in a school with a National Honor Society chapter. Students must maintain a B average with no grade lower than C. Criteria for membership is based on scholarship, service, leadership, and character. The entire faculty votes on students who qualify scholasti- cally and a screening committee reviews those who are recomended for membership. The society tries to become involved in worthwhile school activities. Top Row Left To Right: S. Amundsen, J. Collier, J. Alexander, P. Little, J. Morey, R. Osborne, D. McCabe. Bottom: Mr. Norton Advisor, B. Sicilia, D. DeWeese, J. O'Neill, V. Chiarella, L. Mouklas, J. Rubins, J. Harry. Missing: J. Morey, L. Griesbach. 109 The Varsity Club is an or- ganization designed for all boys who have achieved a varsity let- ter in any given sport. The club has various fund raising activi- ties such as the selling of pen- nents, Warrior seat cushions, play- ing hockey against the faculty, basketball against the cheerlead- ers wearing boxing gloves to raise money to buy new jackets each year. The Varsity Club alsohelps out in various school functions. Dennis Maguire—President David DeWeese—Vice President Lorie Mouklas—Secretary Ed Wheaton—Treasurer Mr. Bob Villigei— Advisor Varsity Club Bottom Left To Right: L. Mouklas, M. Peters, J. Olney, D. Deweese, P. Carey. Second Row: K. Cottman, B. Ran- som, E. Watson, V. Chiarella, S. Morey, D. Maguire. Third Row: G. Campbell, B. Robinson, N. Brooks, E. Taylor, E. Wheaton, R. Sczur. Fourth Row: M. Fine, M. McClure, D. Baker, J. Gallagher, S. Rossi, D. Gentek. Fifth Row: T. Bradley, T. Mann, L. Wilson, B. Sicilia, P. Del Conte. Girls Athletic Association The Girls' Athletic Association of Wildwood is an organization of female students interested in athletics and related activities. The club is de- signed to meet the needs of all fe- male students. In its second year of existance the G.A.A. has raisedmon- ey for different causes. Among them are square dancing, playnight, tro- phies for senior athletes and this year a camping trip was the highlight. Colleen Flynn—President Debbie Weingard—Vice President Julie Chrietzburg—Secretary Donna Fredrick—Treasurer Mrs. Peggy Picketts—Advisor Bottom Row: Advisor—P. Picketts, D. Harkins, F. Watt, C. Kilpatrick, A. Ludman, N. Alexander, A. Callahan, M. Maltery, D. Weist, C. Grosse, A. Boulageris, S. Amundsen, V. Holmes, L. Ranalli. Second Row: D. Miglio, L. Sapowycz, I. Neill, L. Bradshaw, J. Chrietzburg, D. Fredericks, B. Russo, V. Carr, Y. Wood, C. Korzienowski, A. Satterfield, Z. Jacteon. Third Row: H. Skibbe, C. Grier, D. Lebato, D. Chrietzburg, A. Corchiani, P. Little, L. Russo, M. Bender, S. Morey, G. Dawn, P. Buckingham, D. Munson, G. Harris. Fourth Row: S. Rose 11, D. Sauter, L. Boyer, K. Kalafski, P. Grookett, D. Righter, D. Balzer, K. Mann, L. Randazzo, C. Harris, N. Mason, F. Fin- nacharo. Fifth Row: J. Harris, J. Peter, S. Neill, T. Pirolli, T. Jones, D. Valeri, L. Vito, M. Grande, D. Weingard, C. Flynn, C. Thompson, D. Bass. Key Club In our society there are always people who are needy. Some of the needy re- quire the basics of life while others want only relief from specific problems. As an affiliate of the Kiwanis Club, the Key Club attempts to provide serv- ices to the community. Through these services, it is hoped that problems of the community will be relieved. Billy Robinson—President Jay O'NeiII—Secretary David Long—Vice-President Bruce Sicilia—Treasurer Mr. Jim Cancila— Advisor Top Row: D. Long, L. Mouklas, B. Kalbach, E. Wheaton, advisor—J. Cancila, M. Traber, C. Smith. Second From Top: D. Higgs, S. Jett, J. Versaggi, F. Tassoni, J. Peterson. Third From Top—J. O'Neill, B. Johnson, G. Cottman, B. Sicilia. Bottom Row—T. Robinson, B. Robinson, K. Cottman, T. McNeil. 112 Keyettes Club 1. M. Cotney 2. M. Morrissey 3. J. Hall 4. C. Grosse 5. L. Boyer 6. A. Satterfield 7. S. Kilpatrick 8. C. Harris 9. K. Harris 10. N. Mason 11. P. Mason 12. A. Ludman 13. B. Russo 14. K. Bozarth 15. C. Vandergrift 16. C. Grier 17. C. Kilpatrick 18. Advisor: P. Davis 19. J. Harris 20. L. Valeri 21. C. Armstrong 22. R. Tomlinson 23. A. Boulageris 24. S. Amund- sen 25. I. Neill Mrs. Pat Davies—Advisor hki m ii m Pat Mason—President Sandy Amundsen—Vice President Kathleen Harris—Secretary Chris Grosse— Cor. Secretary Lorraine Valeri—Treasurer The Keyettes' Club is an all girl's organization sponsored by the Kiwanis Club. It is designed to help solve promblems fac- ing our school and community. The club colors are dark green and yellow. Our motto is Working today for a better tomorrow. We have had three successful years, and plan to continue these services in the future. Spirit Lives In WHS' Marching Band Band Director—Mr. T. Salvatore Gicas BAND OFFICERS: (L To R): Frank Lopez; fr. rep., Tony Robin- son; jr. rep, Patti Ann Gicas; soph, rep., Steven Dry; vice-pres., Johanna Cornett; jr. high rep. Missing: Tom Gicas; pres. Row 1: R. Marino, B. Byrd, S. Williams, M. Johnson, P. Breslin, M. Atkinson, V. Mabry, D. Punzo, E. Christman, D. Valeri, K. Dunn, K. Gallagher, S. Wilson, R. Mooney, A. Gloria, D. Breslin, C. Kelly. Row 2: A. Rusello, L. Hazley, P. Haliburton, Z. Jackson, G. Harris, A. Lymons, M. Hedgeman, C. Gershwin, A. Teuful, P. Siderio, M. Lopez, J. Cornett, T. Griesbach, D. Christman, L. Camper, P. Porter, P. Gicas, J. Ostrander, K. Harris, D. Smith, W. Long, A. Harris, C. Carey, C. Craig. Row 3: C. Fashaw, J. Gaines, M. Boyle, F. Finnacharro, T. Williams, F. Montefusco, P. Buckingham, A. Satterfield, S. Felings, J. Chrietzburg, K. Pierpont, D. Martino, L. Lopez, T. Turner, P. Hoffman, L. Johnson, J. Jones, J. Harris, J. Troxell, G. Jones, L. Sciavonne. Row 4: J. Daughen, J. Cornett, S. Dry, S. Versaggi, F. Satterfield, T. Taylor, R. Blakey, E. Ostrander, S. Gregory, T. Gicas, P. Wooley, J. Rhile, F. Lopez, A. Johnson, W. McNeal, C. Gaines, A. Robinson. Missing: K. Wall, D. Gentek, M. McKelvey. 115 116 WHS Chorus A careless song, with a little nonsense in it now and then, does not misbecome a monarch. Horace Walpole Advisor: Mr. Paul Mulford Top Row: D. Fashow, V. Sanders, D. Gideon, G. Bradshaw. Middle Row: S. Wilson, L. Schultz, D. Wizst, M. Mooney H. Greene, S. Hawkins, M. Bailey, K. Jones, S. Hall, S. Thompson, S. Williams, F. Gaines, V. Kielbo- wicz. Bottom Row: D. Demico, J. Long, J. Lauriello, E. Blakey Z. Jackson, V. Allen, P. Haliburton, J. Gaines T. Haloran, T. Murray, M. Johnson, D. Bryant C. Jordon. 117 W.H.S s Warrior Journalists The Warrior is dedicated to providing a quality newspaper written, edited and produced by the stu- dent staff. Learning by doing, they have constantly improved the readabil- ity and relevance of our newspaper. John Harry—Editor� in-Chief, Mr. Edward Borneman—Advisor Top Row, Left To Right: C. Olson, L. Valeri, C. Korzeniowski, C. Harry, Mr. Borneman—Advisor. Bottom Row G. Muziani, D. Christman, J. Harry—Editor, M.J. Boyle, M. Pierpont. 118 DECA Club DECA—Distributive Education Clubs of Amer- ica—identifies the program of student activity relating to DE and is designed to develop future leaders for marketing and distribution. Students participate in DECA Competitive Events such as displays, public speaking and job interviews at local shopping centers or junior colleges. DECA is the only na- tional student organization operating through the na- tion's schools to attract individuals to careers in marketing, merchandising, and management. D. Higgs—President A. Wooten—Vice President P. Maxey—Secretary P. Mason—Treasurer 119 R. Thompson, D. Jackson, J. Heitzman, A. Wooten, P. Maxey, D. Higgs, P. Mason, Adv. Mr. Louis Hardy Only Strikes And Spares For WHS Standing (L To R): M. Boyle, D. Christman, G. Muziani, C. Olson, D. Punzo, M. Bailey, C. Horn, S. Morey, D. Hamilton, B. Cooper, R. Sage, V. Chiarella, L. Schiavonne, R. Carty, K. Podell. Sitting: D. Bass, N. Alexander, M. Malateri, C. Thompson, F. Tassoni, Miss Luley— advisor, M. Meese. WHS Photography Club L To R: Steve Jett, Randy Sczur, Joe Matteucci, Jay O'Neill. 120 New Organizations At WHS —Clowns Form Club CLOWN CLUB MEMBERS: L To R: J. Oddaely, F. Tassoni, G. Muziani, B. Kalbach, V. Chiarella, J. Mollica, G. Camezzi, C. Olson, L. Bishop, Advisor—Mr. Mayer. —Chess Club Started Left To Right: Mrs. R. Roy—Advisor, K. Harris, M. Gaines, S. Atkin- son, C. Gruenler, P. Porter, V. Thompson, J. Harris, J. Crump, R. Williams, R. Vinson, S. Vinson, D. Romeo, T. Turner, A. Teufel, P. Wooley. 121 WHS Announces 1975 Mardi Gras Court Queen and King Miss Leah Camper Mr. Bill Robinson Miss Roseann Osborne Mr. Bruce Sicilia Miss Patti Franco Mr. Tim Freeman Miss Lisa Russo Mr. Louis Suppa Miss Delia McCabe Mr. Dave DeWeese 122 The 1975 Mardi Gras Festival was held at WHS in October. To start the festivities, a program was given in the auditorium in which the Mardi Gras court was presented to the stu- dent body, faculty, and parents. The high light of the assembly was the crown- ing of Queen Leah Camper and King Bill Robinson. Couples on the court this year were; Lisa Russo and Louis Suppa, Delia McCabe and Dave De- Weese, Patti Franco and Tim Free- man, and Rosann Osborne and Bruce Sicilia. A reception in their honor took place after the assembly. A week later, the court and queen and king rode a float in a parade on Pacific Avenue, then watched the re- maining marchers from a grandstand in front of our school. When the parade was over, the court was driven to the Wildwood Recreation Center for a re- ception given by the City of Wildwood, in their honor. Dancing and delicious food made a great finale for our Mardi Gras Festival. 123 Host—Mike Freeman Hostess—Veronica Holmes Homecoming 75 It all began with a traditional Homecoming Assem- bly, where the charming court and queen, Crystal Caw- ley, were introduced to the school. Following the event was the annual Homecoming Tea. The Homecoming activities on Saturday began with a parade along Pacific Avenue which ended at Max- well Field. At Halftime the winners of the decorated cars were announced along with the crowning of the 1975 Home- coming Queen, Miss Crystal Cawley. Another highlight of the day was the football game. The Mighty Wildwood Warriors defeated St. James. Needless to say, that evening high spirits domi- nated the annual Homecoming dance. In all respects, the 1975 Homecoming was a memory filled event for all who attended. Miss Joan Morey Escort Mr. Ken Wall Miss Kathy Harris Escort Mr. Tyrone Me Neal Miss Cindy Locke Escort Mr. Tim Freeman 1975 Homecoming Queen—Miss Crystal Cawley Escort Mr. Bob Kulisek Crown Bearer—Robby Peterson Miss Marty Fairlamb Escort Mr. Bob Matthews Miss Jane Morey Escort Mr. Victor Anzelone Miss June Collier Escort Mr. Steve Kulisek - � mmm BK0 Hillbilly Band—Sophmore class Another Reign Begins 13 is an unlucky number, even for sandwiches, Ron . . . . and God bless Cheryl, Teddy Troy ... Locke, will you listenfor a minute?! The 1975 Homecoming Queen her illustious court. Crowning Glory! Can, I stop smiling now?? Wildwood High's New Band Isn't my new make-up stunning?? Who me?? 1975 Homecoming Court line up. I should have been a piccolo!! Junior Class— KISS wins 1st prize. Who presents Tommy—The Freshman 1 1975 Junior— Senior From Saturday evening, May 17, will be remembered by all those who attended the 1975 Junior-Senior Prom, present- ed by the Class of 76 . The Class chose as their theme Sun- shine . The Holiday Inn set the scene for the Prom from 8:00 p.m. until mid- night. The couples were seated to enjoy a fruit cocktail appetizerand a delicious dinner of Lobster or Prime Rib. After dinner and dancing the Queen, Lisa Spatz and her court were announced. Members of the court were Donna Versaggi, Lu- Anne Suppa, Cheryl Lebato, and Beth McCracken. Other events of the Prom week-end included an afterprom party, also held at the Holiday Inn, and a breakfast at Rus- so's Restaurant. It was evident that the hard work of the Class of 76 paid off. Freedom Vs. Faculty At Donkey Basketball Donkey Basketball was brought to W.H. S. again this year by the Freedom staff under the Auspices of Jonathan Rub- ins, Assistant to the Advisor. The final score was the Faculty 12 and the Freedom staff 12 with advisor Stu Hartman sinking a hook shot at the buzzer to clinch a tie for the yearbook staff. There was an offi- cial protest filed by the faculty about the questionable running of the timer but this was denied when it was learned that the timer was being run by a faculty member! The game proved to be fun and enter- taining and everyone got plenty of kicks!! W.H.S. Presents Oliver CHORUS: 1st Row: C. Cawley. 2nd Row: D. Fashaw, E. Christman, Z. Jackson, J. Harris, L. Gloria, D. Christman, G. Bradshaw, B. Lewis. 3rd Row: G. Harris, D. Wizst, K. Harris. Wildwood High School proudly presents another musical for the en- tertainment of the public, Oliver . Under the skillful guidance of Miss Marie Iaconangelo, our W.H.S. dra- matists again have succeeded in de- livering a stellar preformance. Our congratulations go out to our accom- plished thesbians for their music, acting, choreography and scenery. Bravo! TAVERN SCENE: Standing: D. Punzo, E. Watson. Seated: M. Boyle, C. STAGE CREW: K. Rossi, C. Olson, Olson, V. Chiarella, W. Kalbach, L. Leonard, F. Tassoni, J. Harris, J. F. Tassoni. Missing: L. Reitano, J. Mansson, G. Weatherby, K. Rossi, B. Lewis, L. Gloria, J. Christman, L. Pol ini. Mouklas. CHOREOGRAPHER AND DANCERS: V. Anzelone, G. Harris D. Wizst, Z. Jackson, C. Harris, J. Harris, D. Fashaw, R. Osborn, C. Locke, M. Fairlamb, D. Valeri, K. Harris, L. Vito, N. Holmes. ORPHANS: 1st Row: T. Kauck, N. Holmes, L. Vito, T. Schard, D. Valeri, Fegan: G. Muziani, Bill Sykes: A. Grlffen. 2nd Row: L. Sapowycz, L. Russo, D. Miglio, R. Tomlinson, S. E. Watson Wilson, A. Punzo, J. Peterson. 3rd Row: L. Osborn, L. Leonard. Mr. Bumble: G. Bradshaw, Widow Corney: FEGAN AND PICK POCKETS: 1st Row: G. Weatherby, N. Holmes, D. Christman. T. Kauck L. Vito, G. Muziani, J. Christman, L. Mouklas, J. Peterson, J. Mansson. 1-37 MISS ALICE ANDERSON Pottstown Memorial Medical Center, R.N. MRS. JUNE BARNES Elizabethtown College, B.S. MRS. PATRICIA CAMPBELL Stillman College, B.A. MR. STEWARD BAKLEY Glassboro State College, B.A. MR. GEORGE BETZ Duke Univ., B.S. MR. JAMES CANCILA West Chester State College, B.S. MR. JOHN BARBOSE Scranton Univ., B.S. Temple Univ., M.Ed. MR. EDWARD BORNEMAN LaSalle College, B.A. MRS. MARIANNE DAUGHEN Drexel Institute of Technology, B.S. 139 MRS. SUE GERMAN Arkansas State, B.A. MR. TOM GICAS West Chester State College, B.S.E. MR. PAUL GOSLIN Widener College, B.A. MRS. PATRICIA DAVIES Trenton State College, B.S. MR. ROBERT FIERRO Columbia Univ., M.A., Ph.D. MRS. RUTH ERITSCH Assistant Librarian MR. ISAAC FORSTER Wilkes College, B.A. MISS DIANE DILUZIO Washington College, B.A. MR. NEIL DILORENZO W. Kentucky Univ., B.S., M.A. Niagara Univ., M.S. 140 MR. STEWART HARTMAN Elizabethtown College, B.A. MR. LOUIS HARDY Rider College, B.S. MRS. MARIE GREENWOOD Chestnut Hill College, B.A. Trenton State College, B.S. MISS MARIE IACONANGELO Immaculata College, A.B. Pennsylvania State University, M.A. MR. MATTHEW IANNONE Glassboro State College, B.A. MR. ROBERT HERBERT Catholic University, B.A. Temple University, M.ED. MRS. BERNICE LITTLES X think our waiter made a mistake, don't you, Ed? Central State University, B.S. South Carolina State College, M.Ed. 141 MISS BETH LA RAE LULEY Montclair State, B.A. MR. MICHAEL McSHANE Trenton State College, B.A. MR. JAMES C. MAYER Penn State University, B.S. MR. BERNARD McCRACKEN Indiana University of Pennsylvania, B.S. MR. GREGORY MARTIN Newark State College, B.A. MR. GLENN MESSICK Marshall University, B.A., M.A. MRS. MARYANN MONTEMURRO Glassboro State College, M.A. 142 MR. JOHN MUELLER West Chester State College, B.S. Glassboro State College, B.A. MR. PAUL MULFORD Glassboro State College, B.A. MR. JOHN NORTON University of Maine, B.S. MR. RICHARD PARRISH Millersville, West Chester State College, B.S. MRS. MARGURITE PICKETTS MR. EDWARD ROSENBURG Trenton State College, B.S. Glassboro State College, B.A. MR. THOMAS OVES University of Delaware, B.S. Holding the walls up? 143 MR. LOUIS SIMONINI Seton Hall University, B.S. MR. DAVID TROIANO West Liberty State College, B.A. Duquesne University, M.A. MRS. GRACE K. WILLIAMS Drexel University, B.S. 144 MR. JOSEPH SLADEK Temple University, B.S., M.A., Ph.D. MRS. TERRI J. VALENTINSEN William Patterson College, B.A. MR. WILLIAM WRIGHT Glassboro State College, B.A. MRS. SANDRA STRUBLE Douglass College, B.A. The Backbone Of The Administration High School Secretaries—Ruth Allen, Olive Anderson, Assistant Principal's Secretary— Guidance Secretaries—Eivor Dottie Riggs Joanne Dionne Watson, Barbara D'Allesandro Career Education Secretary—Elaine Wilson Child Study Team Secretary—Mary- Assistant Superintendent's Secretary— Ann Williams Sarah McKenna Board of Education Secretaries—Nancy Stewart, Guy Jensen, Dorothy Boyer 145 Keeping W.H.S. Clean And Functional Left To Right: J. Sacconey, F. Harmon, K. Gustof, E. Langley, F. Franchell, J. Handel, L. Fentress. Mrs. O's Cafe Top Row: V. Wing, R. Cataldi, S. Ostrander, R. Chambers. Bottom Row: R Dunham, L. Lewis, M. Carey. Thank You!! The Freedom Staff of 1976 would like to hank the following individuals for their help and inspiration not only this year, but throughout our High School years: Mr. Mancia—for his willingness to cooperate Mr. Vi Niger—for being Super Atheltic Director Mr. Borneman—for his on the spot humor Mrs. Barnes—for her helpful ways Mr. Fierro—for making us think Mr. Gicas—for all his help when we were Juniors Mr. McCracken—for his ethnic jokes Mr. Motz—for His open ear in the high school office. Mr. Shorty Fentrees—for keeping the yearbook room sanitary Mr. Pop Mayer—for stealing all the senior girls Mrs. German—for being a good teacher Mrs. Struble—for always marking our tests on time The Nucleus of the Staff mtib. i 1 Cape May C ount) s Oldest Bank Established 1902 A FULL SERVICE BANK ATIONAL BANK i Id wood. N.J. —H Years Of Continuous Service—1976 Two Branches To Serve You 14th And New Jersey Aves.—North Wildwood Sweetbriar Road Pacific Avenue—Wildwood Crest Member FDIC Federal Reserve System L3b Good Luck Class o{p(J KATHY’S KORNE yo u nfmdependent ef AC Insurance i kGENT SERVES YOU FIRST CAPE INSURANCE CENTER, INC. Serving All OfCape May County 303 New Jersey Avenue N Wildwood, New Jersey 08260 Tel.: 522-1004 BARBARA ANN’S BEAUTY SALON 5800 New Jersey Ave. 522-7076 Barbara Flacco—Ov m b n ns seoo NEW JERSEY AVE . WILQWcbo S3S-1437 Rraxd Name Sales Service Established 1949 Service Is Our 1st Thought! i CLARKE MOTO Dodge—Dodge Trucks Sales Service Pine New Jersey Avcs Phone 5221468 Wildwood. J. CCESS AND HAPPINESS THE CLASS OF 76 ______ T ; _ BUCK’S ELECTRICAL SERVICE, INC. BUCK AND BUNNY SCHAKEB. ATLANTIC GIFT CENTER 142 I Lincoln Ave. Wildwood, N.J. 08260 Phone (609) 522-2401 Also 12th Bay Aves. Ocean City, N.J. 08226 Phone(609)398-2210 I Lou Vito | 522-043 AMERICAN PLUMBING HEATING Air Conditioning D. V. Inc. n BUCKINGHAM BROS. WISH THE CLASS OF'76 GOOD LUCK IN THE FUTURE I WHICH-CRAFT Largest Supply Of IArts And Crafts In Cape May County Marlyn Manor Shopping Center Rio Grande N.J. 886-5588. Lincoln Avenue At Park Boulevard Wildwood-By-The-Sea fveu Jersey 08260 — f resh Meats Frozen Foods —— Vegetables Canned Goods Provisions Wholesale Quality Foods Congratulations Class Of'7( % J SOUTH JERSEY ROOF 1 Nil Wildwood, N.J. SEAL RES I PASTRY SHO — RODWAY INC. 6007 New Jersey Ave. Wildwood Crest, N.J. 08260 f 522-3154 Compliments To The Class Of '76 TOWNE CRIER Open Daily—7 Days School Supplies Monarch Notes Poster Board Paints BAR-VAL NEWS SHOP 3111 Pacific Ave. • Hi- w V Wildwood, N.J. Magazines Pocket Edition —Cigars Newspapers- Candy Rustcraft Cards A Full Line Of Monarch Notes OCEAN CREST REALTY CO. 6211 Pacific Ave. Wildwood Crest, N.J, Realtor 522-2423 Sher win- Willi a ms More than a paint store. 3800 New Jersey Ave. Wildwood. N.J. PETER VINCENT'S HAIRSTYLISTS 3102 Pacific Av e. Wildwood. N.J. 522-5637 The Finest In Unisex Haircutting MARIE’S FLOWER SHOPPE Fresh Flowers For All Occasions Marie Falcey. Owner New Jersey Montgomery Ave. Wildwood, N.J 729-0199 Weddings Birthdays Proms Funerals—Planters—Artificial Arrangements DONALD ANTHONY'S BEAUTY SHOP Male Female Stylists 123 Fast 17th St. North Wildwood, N.J. 522-7410 Sll FN'S Shoes—Resort Wear 5000 Pacific ve. Wildwood. I LEADER PRINTERS Kjr ■ 5914 New Jersey Ave. 609-729-0161 Compliments Of JAMES A.L. HARRIS, INC. R ea 1 tors— I nsu rers NORTH WILDWOOD TENNIS SHOPPE Anglesea Drive 729-1399 A Full Line Of Rackets Clothing And Accessories Open All Year TRIANGLE RESTAURANT Walnut New Jersey Ave. No. Wildwood. N.J. “Finest In Family Dining” 739-9314 Breakfast. Lunch, Dinner TakeOut Kel-Fa. Inc Compliments Of LURAE MOTEL - 2 � . „ ; j E ,; jjg, � STILEPRFSCRIPTION PHARMACY ' 4301 Pacific Ave. 729-1050 Ample Parking . Compliments of WCMC AM—FM—TV Wildwood. NJ | Compliments ELCAPITAN MOTEL North Wildwood Best Wishes Class Of‘76’ TAYLOR'S MARKET Congratulation� .- W, v Class Of “76” Member Colleen Flynn Our Queen From FOUR OF A KIND John, Pan, Bill, and Dennis Plus Mom And Dad 9 w FUN SHoP Inc 3 6 16 BOARDWALK WildwooH. New Jersey 08260 r 9 Phone 886-2626 KEENE’S KITCHEN Breakfast—Lunch—Dinner Pizza, Too’ North Cape May Shopping Center North Cape May, N.J. Best Wishes From VETERANS CAB SERVICE 522-5833 [worth PI Phone (609) 522-4707 Mrs. Phyllis Visalli, Mgr. SEA STAR MOTEL Efficiency Apartments Apartments One Half Block From Beach 406 E. 18th Avenue ICI On Parle Francais North Wildwood, N.J. J H Pizza Steaks And Hoagies Call 522-3783 Owned By Harry Gerry Wozunk 4520 Park Blvd. Wildwood, N.J. Stereo Players 886-1540 Sheet Music l ape Center KROWN RECORDSHOP In The Breeze-Way Marlyn Manor Shopping Center Rio Grande, New Jersey 08242 Musical Instruments Accessories Compliments Of LOUISSTALLER INC. DN GENERAL MACHINE I 37 West Burk Ave. Wildwood, N.J. 522-2932 B Phone 2-5370 Estimate Cheerfully Give! HARBOR PLUMBING AND HEATING Registered Resident Shop 8901 Pacific Av. 243 W. Oak Ave W ildwood Crest (609) 522-6274 ELLIOTT AGENCY Real Estate—Insurance 5709 New Jersey Avenue Wildwood Crest, New Jersey 08260 Best Of Luck IRV AND DEE LARSON Compliments Of TIIE YTHENS MOTO INN Phone 522-5637 Do Your Hair A Favor Hairstyling By PETER VINCENT 3102 Pacific Ave. Wildwood, N.J. Complimen SEASHORES ROY S. PARSON BROKWT Parson Realty Co. ,£ ► 3 C MISS IACON ANGELO MISSDI LU IO MISS LULEY MRS. MONTEMURRO THE LANGUAGE DEP1 Good Luck Class Of “76 FROM D WEINGARD CHRISSY HARRY “79 J ANDR “SOFTBAL? “SUPPA ■m vV WILDWOOD TRAVEL AGENCY 3311 Pacific Ave. Wildwood, N.J. 08260 Phone(609)522-1401 WILDWOOD I HOUR CLEANERS w orner Of Schellengcr Pacific T 9000 PACIFIC WILDWOOD prSESTNEW JERSEY 08260 JOHNSON S FRIENDSHIP CENTER Corner Of Hollywood New Jersey Wildwood Crest —— TRANCHES Takeout Delicatessen 8606 New Jersey Ave. Wildwood Crest, N.J. Open 10A.M 2926 Good Luck! Compliments Of The WAIKIKI MOTOR INN Cfu -C± C? Co. ■ •« ,4 Office Outf.ftc Commercial Static Phone 4200 Park B ulc arJ Wildwcxxf. N. J. Congratulations! S PHARMACY I N tC. 1201 New Jersey; North Wildwood, Aldo A. Palombo R P Phone 522-7507 SHEA'S 17th ST. MARKET 113 East 17th Avenue North Wildwood, N.J. Meats—Produce—Groceries y Kosher And Swedish Delicacies We Will Fill You Freezer At Discount Pric GOULD REALTY COMPANY Real EstatcjSi.A-ppi5tisaIs ' ’—“'■ 5' ' 7901 Atlantic Avenue Gould Wildwood Crest, N.J. 08260 Broker (60 522-7701 Sea Foods A Specialty SUNDBERG'S... RESTAURANT Phone Corner: 2nd New York Aves 522-5021 North Wildwood, N.J. 08260 Good Luck And Best Wishes To The Bicentennial Class Of 1976 From ROMAN SAPOWYCZ BUILDERS 128 East Crocus Road Wildwood Crest Phone 522-3348 Compliments Of NANCY LEE MOTEL APTS. 317 East 24th Avenue North Wildwood SUCCESS To All Wildwood High School Students BEL-AIR MOTEL WHEATON AGENCY Insurance Real Estate 3rd N.J. Avenues Wildwood, New Jersey Dial: 609-522-1486 Compliments Of CARPET SUPPLY 21 Marlyn Manor Shopping Center Phone 886-8800 Rio Grande. N.J. 08242 DESIGN CRAFT To The Graduating Class Of 1976 From The Wildwood Board Of Education Patrons m Mr. And Mrs. Albert Tarbotton, Jr. Carroll Motel Mr. and Mrs. Ted Craven Sam Joseph’s Mr. Nort's 4 Sabin’s Jewelry Gil’t Shop The KraniofoShopfl JF J® |aneGe j eW Mfc sTaqkl am £ Uniform Center Dr. Mrs. I V Maslow Family Mr. Mrs David C Ingcrsoll GidtfThg’s Haberdashery Fox Brothers Mr and Mrs. Messick Robert D. Fierro Seashore Stereo Mr. and Mrs. 1-B Ruth R enberg Mr and Mrs. Pat Piro Mr. and Mrs. D.J. Mancia Dr. and Mrs. Carmen Alameno Mrs. J. Corino Mr. and Mrs. J. Blake Family Elsie J. Ekstrom Joseph J Grassi Real Estate Mr and Mrs. Harvey L. Williams Connie Blades Snuffy’s Luncheonette The Second Cup Martha Mene Boutique Mr. and Mrs William H. Kentner Mrs. Charles L. Juliana The lllingsworth Family June R Barnes Louie and Joan Mrs George Allsop Emily Cooper Ms. T. Suppa Mikeand Tim The Suppa Family Mr and Mrs. Woody Hall Charlie Corvair Bert Rhoades Leprechaun Racing Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Owens Mr. and Mrs. Leon Saner Mr. and Mrs. John Harry Mr. and Mrs. Harry O. Burkhart Alps Motel F.W. Woolworth Co. Councilman and Mrs. Robert S. Starr Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Lanza Mr. and Mrs. Saul Feld Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rhile Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Baker A Friend Mr. and M rs. Charles Henry James Mr. and Mrs Robert A. Goodman Mr. and Mrs. Leon H. Turner EZIO E OOOE loaoi xoao OE “Best Wishes For Continued Success from 9 9 JADE EAST A Motel Near The Sea An exotic motel with Oriental motif, overlook- ing the ocean. Motel rooms suites with in- dividual refrigerators; efficiencies apartment suites with full cooking facilities. All with wall to wall carpeting, ceramic baths with tub shower, cable TV and air conditioning. Oriental Garden Patio, two spacious sun decks. Priv ate parking. Maid service. Baby sitters. A truly unique motel in the nicer part of Wildwood! For information or reservations, write or call: 4th Kennedy Beach Dr.. North Wildwood, N.J. Phone (609) 522-1867 Forrest Eleanor Shiner, Owners- Managers Good Luck To The Class Of'76 LES MODERNES Since 1949 RICHARD PETERSON Painting And Decorating 3609 New Jersey Ave. Phone:729-1565 Good Luck To The Class Of 1976! MEREDITH R.CAMPBELL ClassOf’65 PH1LC. CAMPBELL ClassOf'66 GARY R.CAMPBELL ClassOf’70 STANLEY S. HIGGS—Class Of 72 LARRY CHRISTY Life—Health—Group— Hospital —Medical— tical Sales Representative Washington National Insurance Co. JSurgica P.O. Box 755 N. Cape May, N.J. 08204 (609) 884-7397 Best Of Luck To The Class Of'76!! 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