Wildwood High School - Breakers Yearbook (Wildwood, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1977 volume:

1 ... Like the twilight in the road up ahead, They don't see just where we're goin'. And all the secrets in the universe whisper in our ears and all the years will come and go. And take us up, always up So I wanna laugh while the laughin' is easy. I wanna cry if it makes it worthwhile. I may never pass this way again, that's why I want it with you ly The Contents The Devoted 11 The Officials 12 The Journalists ...... 18 The Instructors 20 The Rookies 29 The Contestants 44 The Spirited 73 The Graduates .... 92 The Contributors 147 THE DEVOTED The 1977 Islander Staff this year considered several candidates for the Yearbook Dedication. The Staff recog- nized that many of these candidates met the qualifications that are a prerequisite for consideration each year, but none met them so completely as this year's choice, Mr. Robert Villiger. Mr. Villiger, a West Chester State graduate, came to Wildwood High School only four years ago. But in these few short years, he has been an asset to the school system. As athletic director, he has gotten W.H.S. both a cross-country and a tennis team. Our athletic program has improved because of his hard work and dedication. Mr. Villiger is respon- sible for coordinating and scheduling all of the school's interscholastic competi- tion. His job does not end each day at 2:36 p.m.; instead, it extends into Saturdays and weeknights. Mr. Villiger has indeed given unselfishly of his time and of his efforts to the students of Wildwood High. This is the person that represents school spirit, that cares about the stu- dents, that is held in high esteem by the student body, that is respected by his fellow faculty members. This is Mr. Robert Villiger. n TO THE CLASS OF '77: This yearbook is a key to a collection of mem- ories of your high school career. Hopefully these memories will prove to be happy ones as you review your yearbook through the years ahead. Additionally, I would hope that the lessons learned at Wildwood High, both in the classroom and outside of it, will contri- bute much to the success of each member of the Class of '77. It has been a pleasure to have shared these im- portant years of your lives, and I sincerely wish each of you the very best in the future. Acting Superintendent Of The Wildwood Schools 12 Principal Of W.H.S To The Class of 1977: Each person has within himself the ability to accomplish much in life. Each member of the Class of 1977 has that ability. During your school years at Wild- wood High School, much endeavor has been made to provide you with the tools necessary to meet the challenges of life. You have in es- sence been given the keys to leader- ship, achievement, learning, sports- manship, advancement, and enter- prise. Your time at Wildwood High School is now drawing to a close. The future and what you do with it is now in your hands. May God bless each one of you and may life bring you much happiness. 13 Mr. Philip Answini I offer the class of '77 my congratu- lations for a school year well spent and my highest hopes for good fortune in your future. As the graduating class of my first year as Assistant Principal, memories of you will always be special to me. I have seen the fine graduates of the class of '77 by the nature of my posi- tion and feel confident that your class members will soon establish themselves as responsible members of society. Good Luck, Assistant Principal - Mr. Robert Soprano 14 Guidance Counselors Mr. Pat Matteo TO THE CLASS OF 1977: Congratulations for having reached a very important mile- stone in your lives. In some cases, just staying in school for twelve or thirteen years has been an achievement. But, in spite of all of the prob- lems that may have existed, these school years will be the foundation of your future. Use well the skills and lessons you have learned. My best wishes go with you for a productive and happy life. glJLAqjo 15 Miss Dona Stepp Mr. Alan Sutton V- The Secretarial Staff Of W.H.S. Guidance Secretary-Dottie Guidance Secretary-Barbara D'AI- Vice Principal's Secretary-Joanne Riggs lesandro Dionne Principal's Secretary-Ruth High School Secretary-Elaine Wilson High School Secretary-Sara Sue Allen McKenna Child Study Team Secretary- Superintendent's Secretary-01 ive Maryanne Williams Anderson Board of Education Secretary-Nancy Stewart Board Of Education FIRST ROW-Mrs. Barbara Preston, Mrs. Gloria Breslin, Mrs. Ruth Campbell. SECOND ROW-Mr. Edward Harshaw-Vice President, Mr. Robert Hinke, Mr. Harry Breslin-President, Mr. Charles Kuski, Mr. Larry Snyder, Missing-Mr. Leon Fulginiti. Mrs. Dorothy Boyer-Assistant Board Secretary Mr. Guy Jensen-Board Secretary 17 The 1977 Islander Staff CO-EDITOR-IN-CHIEF CO-EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Chris Grosse Nancy Mason STUZIE ADVISOR Mr. Stu Hartman When is the deadline? . . . Yesterday! The pictures aren't back yet . . . What happened to all of our grease pencils? . . . And croppers? . . . Meet me in the yearbook room . . . Quick! ... All we need now is a title ... I didn't know you were taking that pic- ture . . . Smile, you're on candid camera . . . 15169 ... It does sound familiar . . . Get a Noonie-Non- nie to do that ... I can't wait to see the proofs . . . It's the best yet!!! The 1977 Islander is a publication done by the students for the students of Wildwood High School. Our staff has labored long and hard in an attempt to capsulise the events of this past year into these few short pages. We know it is difficult to cover all of the events which have taken place, but we hope that what we present here will bring back lasting memories in the years to come of your school days. Our thanks go out to all those who gave of their time and ideas to help make our yearbook a success; administration, faculty and students. It has been a pleasure bringing you this small token to remember this most important time of our life and we hope you can receive the same type of enjoyment by reading this and remembering. THE NUCLEUS OF THE STAFF: (I ajLA; JL_ 18 LAYOUT AND DESIGN EDITOR Loretta Gloria SENIORS SECTION EDITORS LuAnn Flacco Lori McCracken PHOTOGRAPHY EDITORS Gwen Ludman Joan Taylor ADVISOR'S SECRETARY Pauline Buckingham LAYOUT AND DESIGN SECTION: L. Schiavone, D. Amundsen, J. Goodman, A. Turner, M. Rubins, S. Wilson SENIOR SECTION: FIRST ROW-S. Nardi, K. Hall, P. Gross, R. Frederick, C. Rague, R. Ransom, T. Byrne, M. Grande, A. Lymons, K. Stocker, C. O'Brien, I. Neill SECOND ROW-R. Bozarth, T. Robinson, F. Maletteri, T. Boswell, S. Dry, K. Low, S. Felings, N. O'Donnell, S. Olando PHOTO SECTION: M. Maurer, D. Punzo, L. Vito C APTIONIST ACCOUNTANT Fran Maletteri Linda Vito 19 MISS ALICE ANDERSON Pottstown Memorial Med. Cr., R.N., School Nurse MR. JOHN BARBOSE Scranton Univ., B.S.; Temple Univ., M. Ed., Social Studies MR. WALTER BRENNEN Penn State Univ. B.A., M. Ed., Science MS. KATHRYN BALMA Assistant Librarian MR. STEWARD BAKLEY Glassboro State Col., B.S. Mathematics MRS. JUNE BARNES Elizabethtown Col., B.S., Business Education MISS PATRICIA BREWIN Fairleigh Dickinson Univ., B.A., Mathematics MR. EDWARD BORNEMAN La Salle Col., B.A., English MRS. PATRICIA CAMPBELL Stillman Col., B.A., Physical Education MR. JAMES CANCILA West Chester St. Col., B.S., Science MR. FRANK CATERINI Rutgers Univ., B.A.; Florida Tech. Univ. M. Ed., Social Studies Wouldn't you say about 36-25-36? MR. HERBERT FREDERICK ________ MR. MICHAEL CORONT Lock Haven St., B.S., Physical Education MR. NEIL DI LORENZO West Kentucky Univ., B.S., M.A.; Niagara Univ., M.S., Science MR. THOMAS GICAS West Chester St. Col., B.S.E., Instrumental Music 22 MRS. MARIANNE DAUGHEN Drexel Univ. B.S., Home Economics MRS. DIANE EWAN Washington Col., B.A., Spanish MR. PAUL GOSLIN Widner Col., B.A., English MRS. PATRICIA DAVIES Trenton St. Col., B.S., Business Education MR. ROBERT FIERRO Columbia Univ., M.A., Ph.D., Social Studies MISS ARLENE DODDS Monmouth Col., B.S., French Spanish MR. ISSAC FORSTER Wilkes Col., B.S., Business Education n 23 Give me Houston and 3. MRS. MARIE GREENWOOD Chestnut Hill Col., B.A.; Tren- ton St. Col., B.S., Librarian MR. MICHAEL MCSHANE Trenton St. Col., B.A., Special Education MISS JUDITH PANETTA Bryant Col., B.S., Distributive Education MR. STEWART HARTMAN Elizabethtown Col., B.A., Social Studies MRS. MARY ANN MONTEMURRO Penn St. Univ., B.A.; Glassboro St. Col., M.A., English MR. RICHARD PARRISH Millersville, West Chester St. Col., B.S., Mathematics MR. ROBERT HERBERT Catholic Univ, B.A.; Temple Univ., M. Ed., Business Education MRS. DEBRA MORELAND Glassboro St. Col., B.A., English 24 MISS MARIE IACONANGELO Immaculate Col., A.B.; Penn. St. Univ., M.A., French Ital ian MR. JOHN MUELLER West Chester St. Col., B.A.; Glassboro St. Col., M.A., Mathmatics MRS. PEGGY PICKETTS Trenton St. Col., B.S., Physical Education MRS. BETTY KING Roosevelt Univ., B.M., M.M., Vocal Music mm MR. JOHN NORTON Univ. Maine, B.S., Industrial Arts MR. EDWARD ROSENBERG Glassboro St. Col., B.A., English MR. BERNARD McCRACKEN Indiana Univ. of Penn., B.S., Mathematics MR. THOMAS OVES Univ. of Del., B.S., Physical Education MR. JOSEPH SLADEK, JR. Temple Univ., B.S., M.S., M.A., Ph. G., Science Child During your years at Wildwood High School, you have witnessed many changes in yourself, your class, and the school. The tradi- tions of the school have been an integral factor in the preservation of its stability. We have seen the foundation wrecked, and felt the resulting vertigo. Yet change com- liments tradition. There is no overwhelming sense of stagnancy here and as a community we all know we are moving. Your direction has been one long process of building up, so that now at the end, you can look at what you have made of your- selves as a class in amazement, starting with an unsteady founda- tions social hierarchy formed in your first scrambling months as a student here, you have moved for- ward to replace this value struc- ture by a new system of priorities. Now you're held together by something much more valid and much more valuable. You've rounded out the circle, pulled everything you've cared for in, and today you're all on the inside looking out. May you continue to grow. Pcu JLc Jt Study Team Kristine Paulat School Psychologist 27 Karen Oswald Social Worker Margot Tirado Learning Consultant Custodians F. Harmon, L. Fentress, J. Handel, J. Sacconey, K. Gustof, E. Langley. Cafeteria Staff C. Carter, R. Isgro, V. Wing, E. Lawrence, K. Gooley, L. Lewis, C. Chambers, G. Morris, M. Carey, S Ostrander, R. Cataldi. ' What Are Juniors? Almost there... working towards the prom.. .ordering class rings.. .always saying Can't wait until next year...taking S.A.T. 's.. .working in the Chemistry Lab. Time is a memory, for without memory, there is nothing to mark time by. (Lorie Mouklas) OFFICERS: K. Kalafski-Vice President, F. Montefusco-President, D. Valeri- Secretary, L. Randazzo-Treasurer. FIRST ROW: A. Alston, D. Chrietzburg, J. Burdsall, D. Balzer, P. Buckingham, D.Robinson, L. Best, M. Bender, E. Boyer, L. Atkinson. SECOND ROW: F. Aron, E. Ostrander, J.Christman, R. Blakely, K. Brown, S. Callahan, G. Cottman, T, Cawley, T.Byrne, L. Bradshaw, A. Corchianni, R. Chiarella, W. Gaines. Missing: G. Briggs, D. Bryant, J. Burke, H. Cardaci, F. Cotton, N. De Bona, R. Costa. FIRST ROW- K. Gallagher, G. Hamburg, G. Harris, P. Grookett, J. Gerard, W. Donovan, J. Fisher, N. Debona, E. Emmer, J. Elliott. SECOND ROW- J. Goodman, P. Gicas, R. Gibbs, T. Higgins, T. Hall, D. Gentek, J. Hallett, J. Eichhorn, B. Harper. MISSING- D. Dietrich, S. Forster, W. Gaines, H. Greene, A. Hall. FIRST ROW- T. Mason, D. Lebato, D. Miglio, U. King, D. Miller, E. O'Rourke, S. Mavromates, J. Miller. SECOND ROW- J. Pluta, M. Pyzik, F. Mokary, M. Martin, M. Kilpatrick, L. Kelly, T. Jakel, C. Ludman, F. Montefusco. MISSING -B. Mullholland, D. Munson, B. Murray, N. Nerantzis, T. O'Donnell, D. Osborn, G. Miller, J. Lauriello, D. Higgs, M. Jenner, K. Kalafski, K. Lagerveld, K. Long, K. Mann, M. Messe, J. Lewis, A. Hornsey, M. McBrearty. 31 FIRST ROW- J. Pluta, M. Rucci, M. Peters, D. Posternock, J. Ritchie, D. Righter. SECOND ROW- B. Russo, E. Randazzo, R. Sage, B. Parsons, R. Rossenesse, J. Rhile. FIRST ROW- L. Vito, S. Warren, M. Steiger, J. Walden, D. Valeri, L. Sapowycz. SECOND ROW- B. Thompson, P. Wood, S. Schafer, L. Schiavonne, K. Timm, R. Tomlinson, D. Suppa. THIRD ROW- R. Szczur, K. Schroter, L. Teti, N. Startare, A. Satterfield, V. Trombetta, C. Turner. Missing- W. Weyhmiller, N. Webb, G. Weatherby. 32 What Are Sophomores? Dissecting pigs.. .getting involved with school activities .. .meeting new people.. .at- tending to start their first term paper... invading seniors' part- ies. Each moment of the year has its own beauty.. .a picture which was never seen before and which shall never be seen again. (Ralph Waldo Emerson) OFFICERS: C. Harry-Vice President, F. Knapp-Treasurer, L. Os- born-Secretary, M. McKelvey-President. FIRST ROW: J.Cotellese, R. Chiarella, N. Calogero, C. Bradshaw, J. Armand, K. Bozarth, R Blaker, S. Brakefield, B Cooper, S. Breslin, C. Breslin, R. Carty. SECOND ROW: T. Cammarano, E. Blakey, B. Bucella, V. Allen, N. Alexander, A. Callahan, M. Brophy, V. Carr, D. Bass, M. Baily, P. Buck, L Carty, A. Best, J. Daughen. 33 FIRST ROW- A. Eszlari, J. Eichhorn, S. Gregory, A. DiGiovanni, J. Dunn, K. Glenn, M. Hamburg, D. Eichhom, M. Decina, C. Grendysa. SECOND ROW- F. Finnichario, T. Haehnel, N. Griest, K. Esher, K. Forster, L. Flacco, T. Griesbach, L. Glenn, J. Gunther, J. Geiger, B. Gianini. FIRST ROW- E. Kelly, E. Lewis, N. Holmes, C. Harry, D. Harkins, E. Longacre. SECOND ROW- D. Haungs, S. Haungs, T. Hegarty, F. Knapp, C. Kelly, S. Jett, C. Hanson, B. Johnson. THIRD ROW- P. Holmes, J. Harrsch, J. Harris, C. Kil- patrick, L. Kirchner, D. Krogman, P. Longacre. Missing- D. Hammond, D. Hoff- man, L. Holt, C. Horn, T. Jones, S. Kaiser, C. Karter, S. Kulisek, A. Ladzenski, C. Lawrence, F. Lopez, P. Harrigan. 34 FIRST ROW- L. Osborn, M. McKelvey, C. Morrison, L. O'Donnell, SECOND ROW- J. O'Brian, J. Long, A. Ludman, G. Love, L. Neill, L. Mathis, M. Maletteri, J. Peter, K. Munzenmayer, S. Morey, J. Meehan. THIRD ROW- C. Mur- phy, B. McCoach, J. Mokary, J. McCartney, L. Lopez. FOURTH ROW- M. Peters, J. Peterson, J. McKenna. FIRST ROW- M. Rubins, S. Rosell, A. Punzo, G. Schard, L. Schultz, P. Porter. SECOND ROW- F. Pratt, K. Pierpont, E. Sanguinetti, M. Sheldon, S. Robbins. THIRD ROW- J. Rosenberg, G. Simms, E. Silnicki, K. Podell, C. Horn, J. Polini. MISSING- T. Pirolli, M. Popper, M. Quinn, C. Poteat, M. Siderio. 35 FIRST ROW- A. Turner, R. Smith, N. Zagone, T. Wilson, T. Williams, L. Unger, D. Wizst, D. Vallillo, Y. Wood, S. Wilson. SECOND ROW- G. Weyhymiller, M. Snyder, P. Waters, THIRD ROW- J. Troxell, B. Smith, C. Vasser, L. Walden, R. Vinson, J. Taylor, B. Smith, J. Versaggi, S. Smith, V. Thompson. 36 OFFICERS: D. Crump-Vice President, N. Grookett-President, P. Byrne- Treasurer, M. Cardaci-Secretary What Are Freshmen? Eager to learn.. .always carrying extra pencils.. .on the first floor.. .starting an athletic career.. .on time to their class- es. ..forgetting about their old school's rivals. Strangers have since become friends, and some friends have drifted into strang- ers as time has run its course. (Lorie Mouklas) FIRST ROW-J. Adamson, D. Adams, M. Cardaci, N. Bass SECOND ROW-A. Alvarado, P. Byme, P. Baldwin, P. Buc- kingham, D. Amundsen, C. Cawley, J. Coombs, J. Blake, T. Bixler. THIRD ROW-B. Bridgeman, B. Bird, W. Bige- low, D. Cafiero, R. Blundo, L. Carey, D. Cooper, D. Atkinson, M. Cox, C. Carey, L. Carey 37 FIRST ROW: C. Flacco, C. Ezlari, K. Dunn, R. Everham, A. Gloria, N. Grookett, S. Hall, G. Grant, J Fisher, J. Gall, SECOND ROW: L. Frederick N. Ferry, L. Doherty, B. Fulton, A. Fox, D. Gentek, D Del Rossi, J. Craven, S Dinkelacker, B. Ginder, T. Gage, C Fox, K. Gaines, J. Crump FIRST ROW: L. Lauriello, L. Johnson, J. Lauriello, L. Lee, S. LeGrande, R. Henderson, L. Heitzmann, C. Kalbach, SECOND ROW: M. Lewis, A. Harris, D. Jenkins, J. Lee, C. Hoffnagle, K. Kentner, G. Harry, P. Kirwin 38 FIRST ROW- L. Miller, H. Pearson, R. Mooney, D. Morris, A. Monzo, J. Murray. SECOND ROW- J. Miller, G. Popovick, D. Pisko, H. Nelson, M. Nuggent. FIRST ROW- L. Mason, D. McConnell, W. Long, M. Lopez, R. McKelvey, B. Melchiorre, R. Lewis. SECOND ROW- N. McCoach, B. Merkel, V. Mabry, A. Harris, R. Henderson, C. Mazzotta, P. Kirwin, C. Hoffnagle, B. McCracken, K. Kentner, C. Love. Missing- W. Mc- Neal, A. Miller, J. Martino, T. Mason, J. McGovern, J. Massie. 39 FIRST ROW- S. Ransom, J. Rogowski, R. Sablich, P. Reidenbach, G. Raffaele, R. Rossanese. SECOND ROW- R. Robinson, K. Rosell, D. Roach, L. Smith, A. Russello, R. Racela, R. Renza, K. Robbins, R. Rendzak. FIRST ROW- D. Smith, S. Thompson, S. Williams, F. Satterfield, A. Stevens, J. Stocker, S. Simpler, M. Strachan, E. Weingard, L. Westog, J. VanNote, T. Schultz, T. Warren, D. Seher. SECOND ROW- H. Schroter, L. Wingate, K. Woodrow, S. Tzorfas, P. Sheets, P. Wooten, R. Williams, J. Teti, I. Wogansky, B. Young, D. Ulissi, W. Toland. Missing- K. Twist, K. Woodrow, S. Smith, F. Snow. Preparing For The Future SENIORS JUNIORS: FIRST ROW-M. Neill, D. Martino, A. Snead, D. Jackson, B. Davis, A. Wooten. SECOND ROW-J. Lauriello, S. Campbell, P. Breslin, B. Watt, T. Sayer, A. Hornsey, E. Schultz, P. Adams, J. Lewis, D. George, J. Bayer, H. Amundsen. MISSING-P. Vitt, R. Racela, S. Armstrong, B. Startare, P. Carey, W. Carey, M. Ulissi, R. Sands, E. Bates, V. Hughes, L. Russello, B. Vance, T. Weingard, K. Connor, D. Lewis, T. Gerard, I. Williams. Vocational-Technical School, more commonly known as Vo-Tech, is not a cop-out, instead it is an education towards a skill and future employment. Half of each day is spent at Vo-Tech in one vocational area. Students study any one of twenty- three different areas that are offered. These range from air-condition- ing and refrigeration to beauty culture. The tools of learning include T- Squares, welding torches, microscopes, styling combs, and many more. Vo-Tech, simply stated, is where people can learn a profession. SOPHOMORES: FIRST ROW-T. Pirolli, T. Jones, R. Marino, C. Karter, D. Hammond, T. O'Halloran, N. Wilson, C. Lawrence. SECOND ROW-D. Todd, D. Hoffman, F. Camizzi, C. Poteat, C. Flacco, M. Quinn, Quinn, D. Murray, W. Gaines, L. Holt. THIRD ROW-A. Spaulding, C. Huson, A. DiGiovanni, T. Fisher, M. Popper, J. Wyatt, C. Horn, P. Holmes, K. Crayton. MISSING-M. Campbell, J. Burke, N. Debona, M. Altman, T. Bryant, S. Davis, T. Del Rossi, W. Geiger, S. Kaiser, J. Roy, M. Webster. 41 8th Grade OFFICERS: FRONT ROW, D. Romeo - Treasurer, M. Edge- man - Secretary, BOTTOM ROW, C. Gershman - President, S. Wooten - Vice President. FIRST ROW- D. Romeo, M. Hedgeman, K. Campbell, D. Davis, A. Munn. SECOND ROW- M. Mooney, V. Kielbo- wicz, T. Seher, L. Williams, B. Green, S. Hayward, S. Wooten, F. Gaines. FIRST ROW- R. Grays, C. Fashaw, M. Lane, S. Vinson, C. Gershman, A. Teufel, B. Daniels, J. Taylor, K. Brophy, L. Peterson. SECOND ROW - J. Harris, D. DelCorio, G. Camper, C. Craig, M. Bryant, A. Nunn, A, Dawson, J. Os- trander, D. Kelly. 42 7th Grade FIRST ROW- T. Simmons, M. Young, D. Wilson, S. Swartz, T. Merritt, K. Haungs, C. Davis, C. Alston, T. Hewitt, B. Fauntleroy, M. Ostrander, L. Harry, J. Chirillo. SECOND ROW- M. Mann, F. Hall, D. Fisher, A. Campbell, L. Lee, J. Grays, D. Shough, G. Munn, E. Stewart, R. Love, F. Kalafski, S. McNeal, M. Johnson. OFFICERS: TOP ROW- M. Mann - Secretary, R. Hawkins - Treasurer BOTTOM ROW- S Silnicki - President, R. Love - Vice-President FIRST ROW- J. Allen, J. Anderson, E. Lopez, J. Brunell, D. Murphy SECOND ROW- T. Mabry, R. Miller, E. Esy- lari, M. Hanson, M. Kincade, C. Sauter, R. Hawkins, T. Borden, G. Hall, T. Davis, M. Bland. THIRD ROW- B. Cottellese, S. Finiccharo, R. Huemer, J. Wilson, E. Gaines, L. Smith, S. Silniki, T. Merritt, K. Gregg, T. Thomp- 14 Seniors: This year I had the opportunity and pleasure of working with the finest group of young men in my 11 years of coaching. I know the season was a disappointment to all of us. But the en- joyment that I received from my association with you, more than over-shadowed our wins and losses. At times we were discouraged, but out of discouragement came hope each week. At times we were afraid, but out of fear came valor each week. At times we wanted to quit, but out of thoughts of quitting came pride in ourselves. Out of all our problems, I hope you can see that you and only you, can do what is necessary to over come difficulty. You and only you, can fail or achieve. You must realize that you have a obligation to yourself and those who believe in you, to do your utmost to be a better man. Remember a short prayer I have tried to live by: Lord, help me to be a better man; help me to under- stand my fellow man; help me to make him a better man. Thanks for the year and Good Luck! —Coach Brennan VARSITY SQUAD: FIRST ROW: P. Wooten, W. McNeal, T. Cawley, J. Barnes, C. Ludman, T. Robinson, G. Simms, J. Armand, J. Walden, D. Posternock, B. Gaines. SECOND ROW: S. Brakefield, J. Snyder, M. Peters; Co-Captain, K. Cottman; Co-Captain, R. Blaker, T. Boswell, J. Peterson, S. Armstrong, J. Craven, S. Rob- bins, B. Parson, C. Love. THIRD ROW: K. Glenn, Coach Goslin, R. Frederick, S. Roach, B. Ransom; Co-Cap- tain, E. Taylor, G. Cottman, N. Brooks; Co-Captain, D. Gentek, B. Camp, T. Hegerty, B. Johnson, C. Flac- co, J. Rogowski, Coach Tracey, Head Coach Brennan. JUNIOR VARSITY SQUAD: FIRST ROW: K. Twist, T. Cawley, S. Rob- bins, B. Gaines, G. Weatherby, J. Ar- mand, J. Craven, T. Del Rossi, R. Blaker. SECOND ROW: B. Camp, P. Wooten, B. McNeal, J. Walden, C. Flacco, M. Aleman, S. Brakefield, B. Johnson, T. Hegerity, J. Peterson, K. Glenn, T. Jackel, J. Barnes, N. Fer- ry. Missing: Coach Tracey, Coach Goslin. 45 Senior Honors 17 Kyle Cottman — C.A.L. First Team, Offensive Running Back; First Team All County, Defensive 63 y0m Boswell — Hon. Mention All County, Of- Back; Hon. Mention All County, Offensive Running fensive Guard; Hon. Mention All C.A.L. Back; Press All Star, Offensive Halfback. 73 Bob Ransom — Hon. Mention All County, De- 24 Mark Peters -- Hon. Mention All County, De- fensive Tackle; Press All Star, Defensive Tackle; fensive Back Hon. Mention All C.A.L. 50 Eugene Taylor — Hon. Mention All C.A.L. 74 Rob Frederick -- Hon. Mention All C.A.L. 52 Dean Gentek -- First Team All County, Often- 84 Neil Brooks — First Team All County, Wide Re- sive Tackle; Press All Star, Offensive Tackle; Hon ceiver; Hon. Mention All C.A.L. Mention All C.A.L. Snyder Ransom Taylor I Boswell Gentek Brooks JUNIOR VARSITY W.H.S. Opp. 32 St. Joseph 0 6 Middle Twp. 0 Ocean City (Forfeit) 0 Buena 30 0 Pleasantville 14 6 Ham monton 14 WINS 3 LOSSES 3 Wait a minute Coach, I'll hold him up for the picture. Bos for SIX! I thought I told you that you're not allowed to sleep on the 7-yard line. W.H.S. VARSITY Opp. 0 St. Joseph 6 0 Middle Twp. 12 0 Ocean City 33 6 Buena 14 6 Pleasantville 42 6 Ha mm on ton 29 8 St. James 14 22 Clayton 0 0 Lower Cape 37 May WINS 1 LOSSES 8 Hey, leave him alone, will ya? When the waterboy is late, minutes seem like hours. 47 Hey Bos, don't look now, but your fly's down. How would you like a size 10 1 2 ... Come on you sissies, I'm holding you back with one leg. We have to stop getting emotionally involved. It's my ball, and I want it and you can't have it. Are you sure we have practice today? Gee Euge, do I smell that repulsive today. 48 Fearless First Year Warriors • _. t FIRST ROW — P. Sheets, D. Gentek, G. Iacona, G. Popovick, R. Rossenesse, W. Bender, C. Love, R. Williams, M. Harrigan, B. Toland SECOND ROW — D. Crump, J. Poteat, J. Craven, L. Johnson, S. Dinkelacker. THIRD ROW — K. Gaines, J. Barnes, D. Cafiero, J. Rogowski, B. Camp, P. Wooten, G. Raffeal, W. McNeal, Coach Troiano, Coach Cancila. Wildwood Opponent 0 St. Joseph 8 14 Middle 0 0 Ocean City 8 8 B uena 6 0 Hammonton 8 Wins 2 Losses 3 Let's bolt to the golden arches! ... Did you see those begonias? !? ... I've got cramps. I'll run later. .. . My ribs hurt! .. . Fine doesn't know where the brake isSit in the back you little J.V.'s. ... Atlantic City has the best lox, especially when mixed with ammonia. The 1976 Cross Country Team finished the season with their best record ever, 15-6. The success- ful year was a result of dedication and long straining workouts. The team's highlight was win- ning the Cape May County Champ- ionship. Mike Fine, Jon Rosen- burg, and Paul Wood concluded the season making the C.A.L. All Star Team. so FIRST ROW — K. Pierpont, K. Kentnor, P. Carey-Co. Capt., D. Tomlinson, J. Troxell, J. Elliott, M. Fine- Capt., P. Wood SECOND ROW — Coach Wright, P. Longacre, D. Gentek, J. Elliott, G. Baker, L. Grande, R. Vinson, V. Thompson, J. McKenna, J. Harris Wildwood Opponent 26 Ocean City 31 19 Middle Township 43 29 Pleasantville 27 34 Lower Cape May 23 22 Ocean city 35 38 Hammonton 19 33 Lower Cape May 22 38 Wildwood Catholic 21 19 Middle Township St. Joseph's 51 15 50 18 Buena 39 20 St. Joseph's 35 21 Pleasantville 34 30 Hammonton 25 19 Buena 40 25 Sacred Heart 30 23 Wildwood Catholic 33 18 Sacred Heart 39 Wins 15 Losses 6 Jeff Elliott If your team doesn't finish in ten more minutes, we're leaving. Mike Fine 1st place in County Meet 1st place in C.A.L. Meet 3rd place in South Jersey Group 1 Set course records at Wildwood, Sacred Heart, and Lower Cape May C.A.L. All Star Team Jim Troxell 51 Denny Tom I inson Philip Carey s£.-------------------------------------------------------------------------- The Wildwood Warriors' 1976-77 season had very good vibrations from the beginning of the school year. The coach and all of the players had the feeling that this Wildwood team would have a pros O perous season, and were all very excitedly anticipating the start. The team itself had the potential to be awesome. The only obstacle seemed to be the lack of exper- ience. There was only one starter from last year's 22-3 team, high scoring Mike Gaines. The rest of the team consisted of part-time Varsity players and Junior Varsity players. The Warriors had good size and speed in the guards with the two Senior Co-Captains, 6' Mike Gaines and 6 2 Jim Olney. The big asset to the Warriors was their front line, which was a blend of size, strength, and speed. 6'7 Junior Bud Ostrander was the center, the tallest player in the league, and at the forwards were rugged rebounders, 6'1 Senior Neil Brooks and 6'4 Junior Guy Cottman. Coach McCracken went to work uniting all the Warriors into one fine unit. This unit was devastating, winning its first eleven CAL games before losing two in a row, then winning its last five games to build its CAL record to 16-2. The Warriors, tied with Sacred Heart with identical league records, had to play a title game to decide the Cape Atlantic League Champions of 1976-77. Wild- wood defeated last year's league champs 71-55, and now owned the highly sought after title of the Cape Atlantic League. The Warriors were then off after the South JerseyGroup I Title. In their route they knocked off some very good teams; Bordentown, Palmyra, and Burlington Township. The season ended for the Warriors at the South Jersey title game against Glassboro, 55-53. Much of this fine team's success was due to its brilliant bench strength. The Warriors' bench was capable of entering the game and blending in with any combination of starters. Tese players had the ability and were good enough to start for just about every other team in the league. Senior Chuck O'Brien at 6'5 was back-up center-forward, always doing an outstanding job, as did 5 10 Junior Dan Posternock at the guard position. The other players, when called on came off the bench to do an excellent job, were 6' Senior Bootsie Hall, 5'10 Senior Bob Matthews, 5'10 Senior Jim Troxell, and 6'2 Junior Tim Byrne. The Wildwood Warriors did have that prosperous season which everyone had expected. They compiled 4 a 22-5 record, and were proud that they could compete with any team in South Jersey. They accomplished most of the goals that they had set for themselves by defeating the former League Champs, Sacred Heart, two of three games. They captured the City Champion- ship, the County Championship, and the Cape Atlantic League Championship. The league title was the first basketball title in five years for the Warriors. The 1976- 77 Wildwood high School kept up the school's tradition and ranks as one of the best teams in the school's his- tory. They will not soon be forgotten. The Mentor and the Master 52 VARSITY SQUAD: FIRST ROW-B. Hall, B. McNeal, J. Troxell, Co-Capt. M. Gaines, Co-Capt, J. Ol- ney, D. Posternock, B. Matthews, G. Simms, SECOND ROW-Coach McCracken, Assistant Coach Tracey, S. Ransom, G. Cottman, C. O'Brien, B. Ostrander, N. Brooks, T. Byrne, X Manager T. Mann. Skilled Seniors MIKE GAINES Scored 1,000 pts. on 2 7 77. Broke school's previous Season High Record set in the 1966-67 season of 490 pts. with 601 pts. Had a Career Total of 1210 pts. which broke Harry Hayward's record of 1159 CAL All Star - First Team All Cape May Coun- ty Team All South Jersey Second Team a 14 J rtSM) 1 JIM TROXELL BOB MATTHEWS JIM OLNEY CAL All Star-Second Team All Cape May County Second Team NEIL BROOKS CAL All Star-Honorable Men- tion All Cape May County Team CHUCK O'BRIEN CAL All Star-Honorable Mention ★ ★★ 53 MANAGERS: J. Peterson, J. Eichhom STATISTICIANS: F. Knapp, T. Griesbach Our Future Pride And joy WILDWOOD OPPONENT 38 Vineland 41 49 Holy Spirit 46 90 St. Joseph 63 51 Lower Cape May 44 57 Pleasantvllle 60 43 Middle Twp. 46 39 Sacred Heart 37 61 Ocean City 37 58 Buena 50 58 Hammonton 44 55 Wildwood Catholic 59 78 St. Joseph 44 57 Lower Cape May 45 43 Pleasantvllle 58 46 Sacred Heart 48 43 Ocean City 51 65 Middle Twp. 58 70 Buena 66 83 Hammonton 44 73 Wildwood Catholic 58 WINS 13 LOSSES 7 JUNIOR VARSITY SQUAD: FIRST ROW-J. McKenna, B. McCracken, C. Hall, B. Cooper, K. Carey, G. Simms. SECOND ROW-J. Peterson-Man- ager, B. McNeal, J. Eicchorn, F. Lopez, B. Camp, S. Ransom, T. Byrne, V. Thompson, Coach Tracey. I'm a birdie In flight Thanks for the boost! And now I will make that sphere pass through the hoop and Into Gene's mouth Tim, why don't you use the men's room? Hey Tarbotton, what does a man really want from an antlpersplr- ant? 54 1980's C.A.L. Champs FRESHMEN SQUAD: FIRST ROW-K. Kentner, B. McCracken, T. Mason, J. Lee, L. Carey, D. Del- Rossi, R. Lewis SECOND ROW-W. Toland, J. Barnes, G. Harry, B. Melchiorre, R. Williams THIRD ROW-Coach Rosenberg, B. Robinson, P. Wooten, H. Schroter, W. Camp, L. Grande, K. Gaines, F. Sat- terfi eld-Statistician I hate playing basketball after rid- ing my horse I've got to get this piece of fuzz off, it's been bugging me the whole game! WILDWOOD OPPONENT 44 St. Joseph 33 42 Lower Cape May 35 2 Pleasantville 0 43 Middle Twp. 28 28 Sacred Heart 29 45 Ocean City 30 55 Buena 36 51 Hammonton 30 48 Wildwood Catholic 21 53 St. Joseph 26 34 Lower Cape May 36 54 Pleasantville 56 39 Sacred Heart 36 41 Ocean City 20 44 Middle Twp. 31 46 Buena 44 38 Hammonton 18 49 Wildwood Catholic 38 WINS 15 LOSSES 3 55 Stretch, don't argue, we're Take me I'm yours. going to Russo's and that's final. 56 Move or I'll smash this ball over your head. Mike, you used to much stickem again. Mike, the next lousy pass you throw I'm gonna smash you're face. Picturesque little devil, isn't he? 57 Does anyone have an extra pair of socks? I forgot my uniform! Which ones do we wear today? Boom-Boom Fred, watch the girls behind you. Lisa, get your hands up! I can't wait for the sea- son to be over. Get off your feet! HUSTLE! The 1976-77 Girls' Varsity Basketball Team was a young and aggres- sive one. However, mis- takes at key moments turned possible victories into defeats. The team was led by Senior and Captain Don- na Frederick. Underclass- men also contributed a lot to the team's perfor- mance. Sophomore Lisa Schultz was the team's top scorer and rebounder with 316 points and 118 rebounds. She was the only member to make the CAL All Star second team. Juniors Debbie Suppa, Donna Osborne, and Tracey Hall rounded out the team. The addition of a Ju- nior Varsity squad gave many members the ex- perience that they will need to have a more suc- cessful and productive season next year. W.H.S. 67 St. Joseph Opp. 29 34 Lower Cape May 38 37 Pleasantville 49 53 Middle Township 61 40 Sacred Heart 30 34 Buena 77 34 Ocean City 77 47 Ham monton 45 56 Wildwood Catholic 60 42 St. Joseph 46 43 Lower Cape May 57 39 Pleasantville 44 48 Sacred Heart 38 32 Ocean City 91 41 Middle Township 47 59 Buena 58 44 Hammonton 25 42 Wildwood Catholic 48 Wins 6 Losses 12 Where is she? I'll kill her! Don't look at me that way. VARSITY SQUAD: M. Maletteri-Mgr., L. Schultz, K. Trimpey, D. Osborne, Y. Wood, T. Hall, D. Suppa, K. Mann, D. Frederick-Capt., D. Lebato, T. Schultz, L. Lee, L. Frederick, S. Morey-Mgr., D. Munson-Mgr. Senior Donna Freder- ick Coach Peggy Picketts, J. V. Coach Toni Tan- taros Senior Kathy Trimpey JUNIOR VARSITY SQUAD: K. Mann, G. Miller, M. Cardaci, A. Cox, L. Osborn, F. LeBato, K. Hall, Y. Wood, T. Schultz, L. Lee, L. Frederick. KNEELING: D. LeBato-Co-Capt., F. Finocchairo-Co Capt. MISSING: N. Startare. WHS Opp 18 St. Joseph 22 23 Lower Cape May 27 25 Pleanant- vllle 32 12 Middle Township 28 42 Sacred Heart 14 15 Ocean City 33 18 Hammonton 25 28 Wildwood Catholic 8 11 St. Joseph 15 28 Lower Cape May 35 21 Pleasant- vllle 22 35 Sacred Heart 11 16 Ocean City 41 26 Middle Township 24 25 Hammonton 16 25 Wildwood Catholic 15 Wins 6 Losses 10 Look at the legs on those tomatoes! What form! 59 VARSITY: FIRST ROW-J. Gunther, J. Harris, D. Wizst, Capt.-P. Grookett, N. Holmes, L. Unger, Co- Capt.- C. Harris. SECOND ROW-A. Callahan, V. Carr, V. Allen. Do you have an ice pack? Let's get going girls! Could we see that again? Who's chewing gum? J .V. out in the hall. Who's going on the Mini- bus? The Wildwood Cheer- leaders have proven throughout the year that they are definitely the school's best fans. They have always, enthu- siasticly cheered their team on in front of crowd- ed gymnasiums and even empty stands. Their school spirit has been great whether soaking wet from the rain or in brand new uniforms. Both squads did a terrific job this year and as the cheer goes, You ain't seen nothing yet. Advisors: Ms. Nancy Wyker, Ms. Linda Grassi Mascots: Robin Tomlinson, Dave Gideon I’ll be good if you let me cheer. J.V.: FIRST ROW-Capt.-N. Grookett, P. Buckingham C. Flacco, N. Ferry, K. Twist SECOND ROW- A. Ludman, D. Hankins, K. Jones, A. Harris, Co-Capt. - F. Aron fou show us your right guard arms ind we'll show you ours. Our cheerleaders can scare the living daylights out of you. The Arabian two-step. Help, I'm being attacked by these two hairy things! Do you know which one we're doing? What a boring game! TOM BYRNE 1976 MVP I always Double Bogie Get that girl off the putting green! Jay, you can't keep score, you cheat! He's always out of bounds I hope you go in the trap It's unplayable! I almost Birdied it! You dubber! The 1977 Golf Team was one of experi- ence. Five starters returned from last year's team which enabled this year's team to be a top contendor in the Cape Atlantic League. 62 GOLF TEAM: FIRST ROW-P. Byme, J. Craven, R. Buckingham, B. McCracken. SECOND ROW-Coach Barbose, R. Gibbs, B. Doherty, T. Byrne, T. Byme, D. Krogman. This team is really BYRNing up! 1976 GOLF Wildwood Opponent 4 Lower Cape May 2 4 Wildwood Catholic 2 5 Lower Cape May 1 0 Middle Twp. 6 2 Sacred Heart 4 4 Lower Cape May 2 3 Ocean City 3 3 1 2 Hammonton 3 1 2 5 Wildwood Catholic 1 6 Lower Cape May 0 1 Middle Twp. 5 4 Sacred Heart 2 4 1 2 Millville 1 1 2 2 Ocean City 4 4 Hammonton 2 WINS 10 LOSSES 4 TIES 1 A pair of hole-in-ones, if I've ever seen one. Hey Tim, you don't yell Fore when you putt. Bobby D escapes the trap. I'd run to Iran to feel like a man. The American is making his move. Coach, you look like Lurch driving the bus. Track Team of 1977 The success of the Warrior Track Team was a result of the reservoir of talent, dedication, and discipline displayed by the team members. Despite the fact of not having a track field, the team retained their confidence in their abilities, and in their performances. In addition, Coach Bill Wright and Coach Ed Rosenberg were surrounded by many spirited individualist, who were responsible for mak- ing the 77 season a memor- able experience. Ghosh, that fellow has nicer legs then some girls I know. No wonder, It's not a fellow. Mark Tzorfas Neil Brooks Amald Griffin Robert Frederick Dean Gentek 64 Mike Fine 76' 1st In Mile- C.M.C Bob Ransom 76 2nd in Shot Put-C.M.C. Jim Olney Mike Gaines 76' 1st in Long Jump-County Record 21'8 Mark Peters 1st in Shot Put C.M.C. I'll get you;...you dirty rat 1976 Track Wildwood Opponent 51 Wildwood Catholic 75 83 Middle Twp. 43 49 Pleasantville 77 60 1 2 Lower Cape May 65 1 2 62 Ocean City 64 66 Buena 59 65 Hammonton 61 WINS 3 LOSSES 4 If you guys are going to rip something off, rip off something valuable like a track or a cloud- nine. Running practice with the Pillsburg Dough Boy. Denny Tomlinson Philip Carey Kyle Cottman Eugene Taylor 65 FIRST ROW-S. Dry, A. Turner, R. Hughes, K. Twist, T. Robinson. SECOND ROW-Coach-Mr. DiLorenzo, I. Huemer, E. Sanguinetti, S. Mclroy, D. Gen- tek, B. Johnson, K. Podell, T. Griesbach, J. Chriestberg 66 Coach DiLorenzo-” You have no idea of tennis, you're just a coaching menace. Ken, use it for something else besides a hatrack. Ace! I've never seen that happen before! I've got to get double-fault insurance. These balls aren't the only dead things around here. Only down 6-0, 5-0, Love 40 your serving. When in doubt, call it out. The 1976 Tennis Team compiled a record of 8-7. It was a young team, but returning lettermen brought with them the promise of a more successful 1977 season. Tony hurts himself once again. Julie with the Ace I definitely need my pain pills. 67 c ° The Warriors on 1 the baseball field know that If you walk, you run! , and that All you have to do is put the bat on the ball The secret to hitting is You don't have to kill it, just hit it. Discipline-wise the team is familiar with Troxell, that will cost you. The baseball team is very inex- perienced, having lost nine varsity members last year. However, they do have five lettermen returning, including two good pitchers in Steve Morey and Isaac Williams. They are very optimistic about a successful 1977 season. 1976 Baseball Wildwood Opponent 21 Wildwood Catholic 0 1 SL Joseph 4 6 Middle Township 9 4 Pleasantville 9 7 Lower Cape May 1 1 Sacred Heart 5 10 Ocean City 13 3 Buena 4 2 Hammonton 1 6 Wildwood Catholic 5 8 SL Joseph 9 7 Middle Township 5 6 Pleasantville 17 5 Lower Cape May 9 6 Sacred Heart 1 3 Ocean City 1 3 Buena 21 4 Hammonton 4 FIRST ROW: C. Ludman, P. Woolley, S. Morey, J. Troxell, D. Carrick, J. Ca- fiero, T. Mason, T. Gregg. SECOND ROW: Mr. McShane, B. Cooper, E. Emmer, S. Callahan, B. Camp, I. Williams, C. Flacco, D. Postemok, W. Williams, B. Harper, Mr. Parrish. Managers: J. Daughen, D. Cooper, M. Bailey, S. Madlock. Coach Mike McShane Coach Richard Parrish FIRST ROW: Mr. McShane, D. Eichom, J. Fisher, R. Bender, M. Iacono, K. Woodrow, K. Kentner, R. Tendzak, I. Woganski, J. LeGrand. SECOND ROW: J. Geiger, G. Harry, J. Gallagher, J. Peterson, C. Fox, D. Cafiero, R. Williams, B. Toland, R. Smith, M. Siderio. WINS 8 LOSSES 10 Jamie Cafiero Jim Troxell Daniel Carrick Peter Woolley Steve Morey Isaac Williams DONNA FREDERICK 1976 CAL All Star-First Team 1976 All South Jersey Team- Honorable Mention 1976 All Cape May County Team Woody, keep your eyes open! What an arm! You Smuck To catch the ball, you have to open your glove What a snag! Check out sticks in C-F It's not luck, it's skill! MARCEDA GRANDE 1976 CAL All Star Team- Honorable Mention With the loss of only three seniors, the 1977 version of the Wildwood Warriors Girls' Softball Team may once again be the terrors of the diamond. As of now, in the eyes of all other competitors, they are THE TEAM TO BEAT. KELLY HALL 1976 All Cape May County team SOFTBALL TEAM: FIRST ROW-D. Suppa, M. Maletteri, T. Hall; Co-Capt., D. Frederick; Co-Capt., N. Alexander, A. Callahan. SECOND ROW-A. Satterfield; Manager, S. Hall, P. Buckingham, L. Schultz, L. Lee, M. Grande, M. Cox, T. Schultz, A. Harris, K. Hall, D. Munson, S. Morey, Coach Picketts, F. Finocchairo, D. Bass; Manager. 70 Did you try Ban Roll-On today? If you're not going to play fair, then we're tak- ing our ball and going home RRIIPP!! And here they are: Trace, Killer, Soup, and General Schultz 71 We're Number One On Saturday, June 5, 1976, the WHS Girls' Softball Team took to the field at Mercer County Park against a skilled and determined group of girls from Woodridge High School. The purpose of this clash was to decide who would reign as the Group I State Champions. Wildwood defeated their opponent with the convinc- ing score of 8 to 5 in a 10 inning thriller. The climb to this title, along with the Cape Atlantic League and South Jersey Titles, was a long and hard one. It took an outstanding record of 21 wins, 2 losses, and 3 pre-season wins to make the State Championship a reality. All of this was made possible by the efforts of a well-balanced team that displayed outstanding ability and an unbelievable amount of sheer determination. The girls suffered their only losses during the first half of this memorable season, then they went on to defeat each and every team that stood in the path to the well-deserved crown. It must be noted that this team had the sort of talent that allowed for each game to have a different hero. Captain and Pitcher, Jill Alexander, faced the best pitchers that the opposition could provide and she defeat- ed them by striking out a total of 85 batters, pitching 5 shut outs, allowing only 3.3 runs per game, and bat- ting .475. Captain and Second Baseman, Donna Frederick, led the team with a batting average of .652 and then manag- ed 24 stolen bases, 34 runs batted in, and four homeruns. Catcher Debbie Weingard's contribution was a bat- ting average of .490, 20 stolen bases, and 29 runs batted in. Debbie Suppa, along with being a strong-hitting out- fielder, led the team with 36 RBI's, while Short-Stop Tracey Hall played errorless ball, making her the best in the league at that position. Third Baseman Yvonne Wood's strong arm snatched singles from many base runners and Lisa Schultz displayed her ability covering first base by catching soaring tosses from Fielders Paul- ine Buckingham and Marceda Grande. All in all, every individual's talents wove together to produce a team that had accomplished what no other girls' team in Wildwood High had done-they brought home the State Championship. Under the watchful eye of a dedicat- ed coach, Mrs. Peggy Picketts, the girls were determined to reach the top. THE WINNING TEAM-FIRST ROW: P. Porter, P. Buckingham, K. Hall, C. Flynn, T. Hall, N. Alexander. SECOND ROW: M. Maletteri, L. Schultz, M. Grande, D. Munson, D. Weingard, F. Finocchiaro, D. Suppa, J. Alexander, S. Morey, K. Gallagher, L. Valeri, Y. Wood, D. Frederick, Coach Picketts. 73 Our Band Marc es On m x Mr. G., do you have any valve oil? I broke my reed.11 What time do we have to be here on Saturday? ... That early!11 Practice makes perfect. Someday soon I'll catch this baton. Knees up! You're off beat! Do we have to play William Tell Overture again? Cut! Cut! I forgot the routine. Ten hut, Ten hut, 1-2-3! The Wildwood High School Band, under the direction of Mr. Thomas Gicas, displays their talents during the foot- ball half-time shows. They also participate in area parades, our school plays, and The Annual Christmas and Spring Concerts. FIRST ROW- D. McConnell, K. Kalbach, S. Haywood, C. Carey, M. Mooney, K. Dunn, M. McKelvey, R. Mooney, C. Kelly, S. Thompson, S. Williams, T. Haehnel, L. Alston, D. Cooper. SECOND ROW C. Craig, D. Smith, A. Lymons, M. Mabley. THIRD ROW - M. Cardaci, D. Punzo, A. Pumto, D. Christ- man, L. Miller, C. Fashaw, M. Boyle, J. Ostrander, J. McKelvey, C. Gershman, G. Hall, J. Allen, T. Williams, M. Lopez, P. Porter, P. Gicas, J. Cornett, D. Wilson, J. Chrietzburg, D. Valerie, T. Gries- bach, R. Tomlinson. FOURTH ROW- P. Carey, M. Hedgeman, E. Lopez, D. Shough. FIFTH ROW- J. Harris, L. Lopez, T. Turner, S. Tzorfas, K. Wall, P. Woolley, S. Gregory, J. Rhile, M. Bianchi L. Johnson, C. Hoffnagle. OFFICERS: M. Lopez - Fresh. Rep; C. Gershwin - 8th Grade Rep.; K. Wall - Vice-President; J. Rhile - Junior Rep.; P. Gicas - President; P. Porter - Soph. Rep. FLAG SQUAD: FIRST ROW — C. Carey, K. Dunn, R. Mooney-Capt., M. Mooney, K. Kalbach. SECOND ROW — C. Kelly, S. Haywood, S. Thompson, S. Williams, L. Alston, T. Haehnel DRUM MAJORETTE: Margaret McKelvey 75 MAJORETTES: R. Tomlinson, D. Punzo, A. Punzo, D. Christman-Co-Capt., J. Chrietzburg-Co-Capt., D. Valeri, T. Griesbach, M. Cardacl 76 Trombones Led The Big Parade Look at that! Siamese Sextuplets! Hurry up Gary, my trigger finger is getting itchy Which one uses Ivory Liquid for dishes? And now the Grand High Exalted Mystic Ruler of Lodge 507 Recognition For Outstanding Students FIRST ROW: P. Siderio, L. Valeri, L. Gloria, D, Punzo. SECOND ROW-K. Hall, J. Taylor, P. Buck- ingham, M. McClure, I. Neill. THIRD ROW-U. King, P. Gicas, J. Olney, M. Fine, Mr. Norton-Ad- visor. MISSING-C. Grosse, D. Frederick, S. Dry, J. Miller OFFICERS: P. Siderio-Secretary, L. Gloria-President, C. Grosse-Trea- surer, D. Frederick-Vice President The honor of being select- ed as a member of the National Honor Society is often under- estimated by many. The organ- ization acknowledges and re- wards those students that have displayed leadership, character, scholarship, and participation in the school's activities. Seventeen Juniors and Sopho- mores were inducted into this national organization on March 30,1976. Improvement Through Athletics VARSITY CLUB: FIRST ROW-Mr. Villiger-Advisor, B. Ransom, M. Fine, E. Taylor, D. Gentek, N. Brooks, R. Frederick, T. Boswell, K. Cottman, J. Cafiero, T. Robinson, B. Vance. SECOND ROW-C. O'Brien, T. Byrne, B. Doherty, M. Tzorfas, J. Olney, T. Mann, S. Roach. THIRD ROW-J. Troxell, S. Brakefield, T. Byrne, K. Pierpont, G. Cottman, K. Podell, D. Gentek, J. Rosenburg, P. Wooten, C. Lud- man. FOURTH ROW-D. Posternock, J. Walden, R. Blaker. The Varsity Club consists of only those boys that have earned a var- sity letter. GAA, the Girls' Athletic Association, is open to any girl that is interested in athle- tics and other related activities. GAA: FIRST ROW-F. Lebato, M. Cardaci, Y. Wood, D. Suppa, D. Frederick, M. Male- terri, A. Callahan, N. Alexander. SECOND ROW-L Sapowycz, C. Mann, L. Randazzo, D. Wizst, D. Lebato, A. Best, M. Bailey. THIRD ROW-T. Hall, F. Finocchiaro, P. Buckingham, D. Munson, C. Grosse, T. Griesbach. FOURTH ROW-A. Satterfield, P. Grookett, D. Robinson, G. Harris, L. Frederick, D. Harkins. VARSITY CLUB OFFI- CERS (left): M. Fine- Vice-President, Mr. V i I — liger-Advisor, B. Ran- som-President, E. Tay- lor-Secretary, D. Gen- tek-Treasurer. GAA OFFICERS (Right): J. Chrietzberg-President, D. Frederick-Vice- President Keyettes - Serving Our Community OFFICERS Lorraine Valeri-President Kathleen Kelly-Vice-President Arrylee Satterfield-Secretary Nancy Mason-Corr. Secretary Robin Toml inson-Treasurer The Keyette Club is an all girls' organization that is spon- sored by the Kiwanis Club. Its main goal is to help solve the problems which are facing our school and community. The club's colors are dark green and yellow. Its motto is Work- ing today for a better tomorrow. The Keyette Club is in their four- th successful year and they plan to continue their services in the future. Mrs. Pat Davies-Ad visor FIRST ROW-P. Buckingham, G. Harris, F. Tassoni, L. Valeri, A. Satterfield,K Trimpey, D. Adams, C. Grosse, D. Amundsen, K. Kelly. SECOND ROW-M. Botto, C. Turner, L. Gloria, N. Mason, P. Kirwin, C. Cawley. THIRD ROW ROW-R. Tomlinson, I.Neill, C. Harris. 79 Language Clubs Formed SPANISH CLUB: FIRST ROW-F. Aron, K. Kalaf- ski, P. Gicas, D. Valeri, C. Harry. SECOND ROW -C. Grosse, S. Mavro- mates, T. Griesbach, E. Emmer, U. King, A. Turner, L. O'Donnell. For the first time at WHS, two lan- guage clubs were added to the extra-cirri- cular activities. Mrs. Ewan has the Span- ish Club and Miss Dodds has the French Club. The Spanish Club is an informal group of students interested in improving their conversational skills. They meet during the evening twice a month at various stu- dents' homes. The students involved are from Spanish II and Spanish III classes. They discuss various topics, prepare Spanish foods, listen to Spanish music, and participate in other related Spanish activities. iSonria en espanol! The French Club consists of approxi- mately twenty students who meet once a week. The purpose of the club is to im- prove their comprehension and conversa- tional skills, and to become more aware of the French Culture and way of life. The club held various fund-raisers to finance field trips and other French-related acti- vities. FRENCH CLUB: FIRST ROW-M. Bailey, E. Blakey, D. Wizst, N. Griest, K. Munzenmayer, J. Daughen, D. Harkins, L. Boyer. SECOND ROW-R. Carty, S. Smith, A. Jett, J. Long, B. Gianinni, P. Porter, E. Silnicki, M. Hamburg, J. Dunn. 80 Our Own Literary Guild THE WARRIOR STAFF: FIRST ROW-Mrs. More- land-Advisor, S. Wilson, D. Christman-Editor, C. Harry-Assistant Editor, Mrs. German-Advisor. SECOND ROW-M.Peters, J, Goodman, S. Mavro- mates, K. Kalafaski, K. Timm, R. Carty. THIRD ROW-M. Kilpatrick, J. Elliott, L. Best, L. Unger, M. Fine, N. Griest. EXPRESSIONS STAFF: J. Elliott, P. Timmins, J. Grottola, Mr. Goslin-Advisor. Writing opportunities for the students were increased this year with the addition of a lit- erary magazine and with the use of new printing techniques in the production of the newspaper. The Warrior, Wildwood High School's news publication, was edited throughout the 1976-77 school year by Dorrie Christman. Under the guidance of new advisors, Mrs. Moreland and Mrs. German, and with the help of Assistant Editor Chrissie Harry, Dorrie pro- duced a comprehensive and informative paper. New printing techniques brought forth sign- ificant changes in the paper's production. The Warrior Staff was assisted by the graphic arts department at Vo-Tech. Several members of the staff learned the actual procedures involved in the composing, photograph processing, and printing of a paper. The Wildwood Board of Education covers all of the expenses involved in printing The Warrior. In order to earn money for a scholar- ship in journalism-to be presented to a deserv- ing WHS Senior-The Warrior Staff sponsored several dances throughout the year. Expressions is a literary paper featuring the prose and poetry of students and members of the faculty. It is designed to entertain its readers and to stimulate the writing activity in our school. si Representatives For Student Actions 82 A high school student council is only as good as its leaders. They must sti- mulate, motivate and encourage the stu- dent body as well as represent them. This year's Student Council was one of involvement. They demonstrated com- munity concern by sponsoring the Red Cross blood drive and by supporting the Rick Taylor fund. They encouraged stu- dent involvement by sponsoring a Talent Show which was enthusiastically sup- proted and received. My sincere thanks to this year's of- ficers and members who supported them for a job well done. V h AIM VJ| � o a u u r Mr. David Troiano-Ad visor Jamie Cafiero-President Nancy Mason-Vice President Patti Grookett-Secretary Ester Blakey-Treasurer FIRST ROW: S. Mavromates, C. 0'Brien L. McCracken R. Rague, C. Trimphey, E. Taylor, M. Peters, T. Byrne, D. Posternock, E. Blakey, G. Harris, F. Knapp, F. Aron, A. Ludman, E. Heitzmen, T. Taylor, J. Trozell. SECOND ROW: J. Harris, N. Ferry, H. Pearson, L. Frederick, K. Twist, N. Grookett, P. Porter, S. Vincent, L. Osborn, N. Brooks, M. McKelvy, N. Holms, A. Callahan, S. Mason, M. Cardaci, P. Grookett. THIRD ROW: R. Williams, K. Bozarth, J. Peterson, F. Montefusco, L. Walden, J. Cafiero, B. McCracken, D. Carrick, N. Mason, L. Gloria, I. Williams, M. Fine, A. Best, D. Gentek, J. Walden, R. Racella, W. Camp The Glitter Of Stardom MASTER OF CEREMONIES Fran Maletteri On February 5. the Student Council sponsored one of the finest amateur talent shows seen in these parts. Although the show was without formal rehearsals, the Master of Ceremonies-Fran Maletteri- handled the task with wit, humor, and a flair for moving the show right along. George Weatherby was outstanding in his prize winning comic monologue. Deborah Fashaw brought the house down when she sang Cabaret. The group win- ner was the Oreo Band, which played a series of popular tunes. The evening was topped off by the tumbling antics of the entertaining Bobsey Brothers. The success of this fun-filled, talent- packed evening was so enthusiastic that the continuation of such a program is likely. 83 Don't look at me, I don't know the words! 1 and a 2 and a what comes after 2? Seniors Capture Championship Volley to serve ... Go for it ... What a spike! ... I can out jump you any day! What's the score? ... What ever you do, don't hit it to him! In an effort to combine fun with competition, Mr. Muller created eight weeks of Intermural Volleyball. Homerooms competed against one another in a double Himination tournament. Mrs. Davies' senior home- room, room 312, won the overall championship after defeating Mr. Caterini's junior homeroom, room 305. Oh darn, it went to her, she always misses. SENIOR HOMEROOM 312: Mrs. Davies, C. O'Brien, L. McCracken, J. 01- ney, M. Peters, S. Morey, R. Muentz, T. Pirolli Take that! VIS I T 0 R ! V I S |l I've heard of playing “footsies before, but never this. Help, it's coming right for me! 84 Easter In Europe ENGLAND TRIP: L. Boyer, R. Tomlinson, D. Wizst, I. Neill, F. Aron, A. Corchiani, D. Lebato, D. Righter, Mr. Goslin, J. Chrietzberg. IN VAN: L. Valeri, J. Kentner, J. Miller, D. Gideon. 85 ITALY TRIP: FIRST ROW-A. Blades, M. Amundsen, P. Buckingham, V. Trom- betta, F. Lebato, B. Roach, L. Unger, T. Cammorano, T. Hall, D. Suppa, J. Versaggi. SECOND ROW-M. Bender, B. Russo, L. Sapowycz, K. Timm, M. Ru- bins, F. Finocchairo, A. Best, M. McKelvey, L. Osborn. This spring forty-five students had the opportu- nity to spend their Easter vacations in Europe. Mr. Goslin and his group traveled to England. They saw the famous ceremony of the Changing of the Guards at Buckingham Palace, El- ton College, Stonehenge- the mysterious stone form- ation, and the birthplace of Shakespeare-Stratford on Avon. Miss laconangelo and Mrs. Struble took their group of students to Italy for ten days. Besides visit- ing the Eternal City of Rome, they traveled to Perugia, a town which is enowned for its chocolate 'reduction, Florence, Ven- ice, and Naples. They also met Italians their own age. CLUBS - Something WHS offers its students the oppor- tunity to participate in activities that they are interested in with its various clubs. If you enjoy either singing, lifting weights, bow- ling, photographing or working to solve the problems that face us, then get involved! CHOIR: FIRST ROW-F. Hall, E. Campbell, S. Wilson, Mrs. King-Advisor, E. Blakely, M. Risbon, N. Ferry. SECOND ROW-D. Roach, B. Roach, S. Kelly, W. Long, L. Gloria, M. Lane. THIRD ROW-D. Punzo, R. Racela, J. McGovern, W. Carey, P. Haliburton, J. Gaines, D. Fashaw, C. Carey, M. Johnson. FOURTH ROW-L Schultz, M. Wilson, S. Forster, A. Littles, A. Griffin, D. Gideon, M. Ostrander, R. Lewis, K. Long, S. Felings. WEIGHT LIFTERS CLUB: FIRST ROW-Mr. Brennan-Advisor, K. Cottman, E. Taylor, T. Robinson, B. Ransom, D. Gentek, M. Tzorfas, J. Walden, A. Griffin, B. Gaines, Mr. Cancila-Advisor. SECOND ROW-S. Robbins, A. Spauld- ing, C. Flacco, C. Vassar, B. Johnson, J. Peterson, R. Vincent, J. Armand, P. Carey. THIRD ROW-P. Lloyd, G. Raffael, L. Johnson, L. Walden, K. Glenn, J. Craven, R. Lewis, R. Bender. 86 For Everyone BOWLING CLUB: FIRST ROW-T. Borden, C. Sauter, B. Merkel, S. Wooten, N. Alexander, M. Maleter- ri, D. Righter, D. Miglio, E. O'Rourke, C. Grier. SECOND ROW-G. Camper, R. Hughes, T. O'Donnell, N. O'Donnell, M. Amundsen, L. Vito, D. Valeri, M. Boyle, L. Sapowycz, F. Tassoni, P. Bigelow. THIRD ROW-D. Miller, S. Porter, N. Calogero, R. Sage, A. Eszlari, C. Horn, K. Podell, C. Bradshaw, J. Peter, J. Christman, D. Christman, N. Bass, M. Botto, D. Hamilton, M. Bailey. C. Trimpey. Missing- Mrs. Davies-Advisor. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB: FIRST ROW-L. Vito, S. Brakefield. SECOND ROW-J. Versaggi, Mr. Hart- man-Advisor, MISSING-J. Rhile, R. Carty. HUMAN RELATIONS COMMITTEE: FIRST ROW-K. Kalafski, E. Blakey, G. Harris. SECOND ROW-T. Williams, J. Gaines, P. Porter, A. Harris. THIRD ROW-C. Harry, C. Cooper, S. Greslin. FOURTH ROW-P Gicas, C. Breslin. FIFTH ROW-J. Cafiero, T. Taylor, T. Robinson. SIXTH ROW-D. Postemock, T. Boswell, J. Elliott, N. Brooks, Mr. Fierro-Advisor, T. Caw- ley, T. Byrne 87 Teahouse Of The 86 August Moon S. Wilson M. Jenner G. Waymiller Stage Crew J. Polini R. Hewitt S. Felings F. Maletteri D. Valeri P. Westog E. Blakey K. Kalafski L. Atkinson B. Russo D. Rossi L. Vito R. Carbonara R. Roy Mr. Sutton Director by: Miss Iaconangelo 89 Gods A CAST Dorrie Christman, George Weatherby, Steve Dry, Steve Versaggi, Jeff El- liot, Dave Gideon, Mary Jane Boyle, Debbie Punzo, Deb- bie Fashaw, Patti Haliburton CHORUS Nancy Ferry, Diane Roach, Audrey Best, Esther Blakey, Ja- net Blake, Debbie Haungs, Sandy Haungs, Sandy Wil- son 90 pell CHORUS Margaret Bender, Lydia Sapowyz, Lor- etta Gloria, Linda O'Donnell, Diane Valeri, Joy Gaines DANCERS April Punzo, Joanne Harris, Cheryl Har- ris, Diane Wistz, Margaret McKelvey, Rita McKelvey, Robin Tomlinson, Nancy Holmes STAGE CREW Elizabeth Boyer, Linda Vito, John Po- lini. Rich Hewitt, Kennv Kentner 91 OFFICERS: K. Stocker-Secretary, J. Taylor-Historian, C. Grosse- Treasurer, R. Frederick-Vice-Pres- idcnt, P. Woolley-President I shall pass thi way but once. Any good I can do, any kindness I c let me do i shall not but once. The 92 Remembering... Please stand for morning exer- cises . . .once being called Underclassmen... Disney Characters on Parade .. .smoke- filled lavatories.. .winning the Spirit Stick.. .Pancake Break- fast.. . KISS .. .Hoagie Sale... receiving our class rings... smelly Chemistry Labs... Hey Troxell, did you do your term paper yet? ... Someone just threw MJ's scarf out the win- dow ! ...The Bongo Room... Mac Arthur Park .. .getting the bridge to the Holiday Inn ...1976 Softball State Champions...Co-ed gym... 1976 Cape May County Cross Country Champions... Senior portraits.. .changes in the Homecoming procedures... Pittsfield, Massachusettes... 1976-77 CAL Boys' Basket- ball Champions.. .Rent-A-Body Day.. .graduation practices... Yearbook Dinner.. .presentation of the Class of 1977... looking back and realizing how quickly the years have gone by.. . If we had the chance to do it all a- gain. tell me, would we, could we? Graduates Mac Arthur The week before May 8th at W.H.S. sound- ed something like this: Did you get a date yet? , No, who is left that I can ask? Have you gotten the tickets? Lobster or Prime Rib? What's your gown look like? Who are we doubling with? Hey Tony, what are you going to do if your tux doesn't come in? Is everyone going to County Park Sunday after- noon? How are we going to get the bridge there? ! ? You mean we have to decorate Saturday morning? You have to be home at 9:30! Miss June Collier Miss Joan Morey 1975 Prom Queen Escort-Mr. Jamey Escort-Mr. Ron Wall Miss Marti Fairlamb Cafiero Escort-Mr. Jim Matthews Park Finally the big night arrived. At eight o'clock, the couples began strolling among the flowers in Mac Arthur Park and over the wooden bridge. Wild Flower provided the music that was enjoy- ed by everyone. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of the 1975 Prom Queen, Marti Fairlamb, and the announcement of her court. As the couples took their last walk through Mac Arthur Park, they knew that the memories would remain forever. Are you getting frisky again Robbie-Poo? Miss Kathy Harris Miss Cindy Locke Miss Colleen Flynn Escort-Mr. Mike Escort- Mr. Matt Escort-Mr. AI Gaines Traber Montone Did you know that the decapod crustacian Homarus americanus is one of the most common lobster species? The first lie I ever told and look what happened. A Day For Magic Are you getting dressed up on Friday? ... Yeah! It's gonna be so much fun! ... What are you going to be ... It's a sec- ret, I want to surprise everyone. It was the Seniors' day to be whoever or whatever they wished. The halls of W.H.S. were filled with pumpkins, witches and even a bumble bee. Perhaps the cos- tumes were a way of revealing the magic Don-t get fresh or IMI lassoo you! jn each of us I bet Captain Hook couldn't do this! I just flew in from 'Frisco and boy are my wings tired! 9 Did you say Gourmet Cooking is in Room 112? I've always had these feelings and I think I made the right decision. The Birth Of Welcome to the 1976 Wildwood High School Home- coming Game... I think the Freshmen's car will win. So do I. I got a Marine National Bank plastic football. Help me catch one, okay? Miss Annette Lymons Escort-Mr. Kyle Cottman 1 V C tl tV 1' 1 V The annual parade on Saturday morning began the festivities for the 19 76 Homecoming. At Maxwell Field, we met our rival, Lower Cape May. The Ti- gers proved to be a little too strong for the Warriors, defeating us 37-0. Never- theless, our spirits remain- ed high. Each class decor- ated a car to the theme of Memories. Taking first place was the Freshmen Class with Early Warriors. 'If it A New Tradition Who do you think will be queen? ...and the 1976 Homecoming Queen is Miss Cheryl Harris. I can't believe the guys are all wearing suits tonight! Who are you going to the dance with? :05, -.04, -.03, :02, :01, :00...0h well, we tried anyway. The Senior football players and their Mothers were honored in a pre-game ceremony. During the half- time show, which features the WHS Marching Band, the 1976 Homecoming Court was presented and Cheryl Harris was crowned queen. The finale for the festiviies was a semi-formal dance. As the 1976 Homecoming drew to an end, it left all those who had participated with a feeling of pride. 1976 Homecoming Queen-Miss Cheryl Harris Miss Luann Flacco Escort-Mr. Bob Ransom Miss Lori McCracken Escort-Mr. Mike Freeman Miss Julie Chrletzberg Escort-Mr. Steve Morey I think the coast is clear CUttSQF A good try is made by the Sophmores Another reign begins Juniors remember '74 Take it and...Oh, you already did I knew we should have stopped at the gas sta- WHS' Splish-Splash, I was takiiV a bath First Three busses jammed with 103 classmates shoved off in the wee hours on a Wednesday morning for a relaxing-you could not stay awake-cruise to Pittsfield, Massachusettes for their Senior Class Ski Trip. Six hours and a few Big Mac Attacks later, the crazed students, along with their seven chaperones, were enthusiastic about getting to the slopes. The party stay- ed at the luxurious Berkshire Hilton Inn, with just a mere four-hour wait to receive their rooms, and only another four hours to get them cleaned. After the rooms were cleaned (the maids brushed everything under the beds), the activities began to take place. Many took to swimming in the Pittstrodome, while others decided to do a little night skiing. There was even a group of guys that frequently visited the fifth floor. The following morning the Zombie Troops stumb- led in to eat breakfast. That started the next day of swimming, skiing, elevator weight-capacity testing, hall-cluttering, room-hopping, and picture-taking. Any lethal weapons, controlled dangerous sub- stances, alcholic beveralges? Quick, put them The Over the in MY suitcase! you're supposed to stand up on these things? Do you think I'm ready for the Big One yet? Senior Excursion Mr. Answimi, Mr. Stavala, Mr. Villiger, and Mr. Palmer hit the slopes often, but what in thunder happen- ed to Mrs. Struble, Mrs. Davies, and Miss Iaconangelo? The last day the Zombie Troops were ready to retire. But they held in there, returning skis, taking more zany pictures, playing stereos and radios in an effort to stay awake, and paying one last visit to Friend- ly's Icecream Parlor and the Grinder Shops before hit- ting the buses. Some people still managed to keep going — Insomnia — while others could barely board the bus. Another six hours were spent on the road. We arriv- ed in Wildwood in the wee hours of the morning once again, only these hours were ever wee-er. The trip lasted for three sleepless days and nights. We enjoyed the experience of participating in numerous activities, but the greatest experience was getting to know and enjoy the companionship and friendship of the greatest class ever. His Mother finally got him skates after much arguement—she told him Wait til it gets warmer. Slope' Gang. Tony you stand out well against the snow. Jean Claude OB. J I ran into the ski lift, but I didn't think I was going that fast. 103 OUR SENIORS BEST SENSE OF HUMOR Fran Maletteri Kathy Stocker MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Loretta Gloria Jeff Eliott CLASS FLIRTS Cookie Rague Jim Troxell BEST DANCERS Debbie Punzo Steve Dry MOST MUSICAL Peter Wooley Paula Siderio BEST DRESSED LuAnn Flacco Kyle Cottman ROGUE'S GALLERY MOST ATHLETIC Michael Fine Donna Frederick MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT David Gideon Cheryl Harris 105 CLASS COUPLE Sharon Bradshaw Joe Heitzmann MOST CREATIVE Fran Maletteri Fran Tasson i BEST ALL AROUND Mike Fine Donna Frederick BEST PERSONALITY Julie Chrietzberg Chuck O'Brien f l£ASE KEEP OFF GRASS Flower Beds MOST ATTRACTIVE Steve Armstrong Cheryl Harris FRIENDLIEST Julie Chrietzberg Jamie Cafiero QUIETEST Nancy O'Donell Scott Heston MOST DRAMATIC Loretta Gloria Steve Versaggi 108 CLASS COMEDIANS Fran Maletteri Margie Morrissey HOTTEST TEMPER Eugene Taylor Beth Startare The time has arrived for us to-deparl to decide Hajjpwe gathered enough strength and knowledge rlo go out and face the unknown? rWill we manage to survive and adapt when we realize we're out in the world on our own? We'll go our separate ways, Each chasing our fantasies and dreams. Some will discover that the path they've chosen is not as easy as it seems. So regretfully now, the time has come for us to say good-bye. But we'll always remember the good times that we've shared at Wildwood High. - Joanne Grottola It's Graduation week. In a few days we'll be leaving high school, and with it the American Educational System that has iieen so much of our lives for so [long of our lives. VUiat do we take with us? What do we leave behind? We take with us the ever- changing conceptions or oursel- ves, of our friends, and of the world around us. We take with us a truth in developing and an eloquence in expressing these conceptions. We take with us an ability to see things as they are, and the strength to make them as we would like them to be. And what do we leave be- hind? Hopefully, our ignorance, our apathy, our bias, our hate. Hopefully, goals for those who come after us to strive for. Hopefully, thoughts and deeds which will stand forever as monuments to the human con- cepts of reason, enterprise, and friendship. We are like butterflies in the springtime, ready to burst our silken coccons and soar in- to the warm, summer air. We wait anxiously and nervously, but within us there is the knowledge that we are ready. We are free, the world is ours now. We have arrived. 109 -Jeff Elliott RAWLEY R AMES 4 24 57 Remembered for her pretty eyes MARY ELIZABETH AMUNDSEN Mare . 7 16 59 Likes-Plants. Crammer, writing letters, driving. Charlie, reading good books Dislikes- Lima Beans. CB Sets, braggers. cigarette smoke, deadlines Favorite People-Family. Uncle Ott. Fnends. Pen Pals. Mr Wright Heard Saying- Definitely . Stop being sarcastic Pet Peeve-people who have no respect for someone elses feelings Ambition-To become a Doctor or Marine Biologist Secret Desire-To be happy in whatever I accomplish m life Most Memorable Experience at WHS-My first score in Bowling, going to away basketball games Motto-''There can never be a rainbow without a cloud and a storm Remembered for her contributions to the community DIANE ANASTANIO Di. Dy � e 3 29 59 Likes-T F . the beach, yellow roses, summer of 76 . Basketball games Dislikes- steno.. Escalators, reading, rah-rahs. dishonesty Favorite People-my family, my fnends. Mr Fierro. Mr Forster Heard Saying- Don't give me grief . Smile sweetly . Bat your eyelashes! Pet Peeve-Being lied to. phonies, inconsiderate people Ambition-To be happy m life with that special someone Most Memorable Experiences at WHS-Ail the good times at basketball games in 75- 76. Sophomore and Junior year Motto- Live life for today, for tomorrow may never come Remembered for her Italian temper AUDREY APRIL ANDERSON Sweet lips. Moony 4 6 59 Likes-K T M , partying, munching out. Accounting, swimming, dancing Dislikes- stuck-up people, cliques, boring parties, shy people Favorite People-Kevm. Mr. Simonmi. Mr Forster. M A M . Alice Ann Heard Saying For real . It s not funny . You re kidding Pet Peeve-Not getting A s in Accounting Class Secret Desire-To become a C.P.A. Most Memorable Experiences at WHS-Mr. Forster s Classes for 3 years Motto- Live life for today, not for tomorrow Remembered for her big eyes STEVEN F ARMSTRONG Steve 12 30 59 Likes- being with Kookie. having a good time Dislikes getting bummed out Favorite People-Kookie. Mom. Dad. my family. Ragues Heard Saying- Oh well, that's life! . What do you think? Pet Peeves-losmg. people who have no faith Ambition- To become a licensed surveyor and draftsman Secret Desire- To design a house like ButterBrush Farm Most Memorable Experiences At WHS- Junior Prom. Clayton Football Game Motto- Never say you DID when you DIDN'T Remembered for his love of the Cookie Monster JOHN PHILIP BARNETT Barney 11 28 57 Likes-huntmg. fishing, police work, traveling Dislikes- school, and getting up in the morning Favorite People- my family. Paul Goslin, Joe Sladek Heard Saying- Say what, you Turkey? Pep Peeve- Stuck up girls Ambition- To become a Full- Time Police Officer Secret Desire- To marry some beautiful girl with a million dollars Most Memorable Experience At WHS-gomg to the Prom my Sophomore year Motto- Ybu get what you pay for Remembered for being Wildwood's super cop. SUSAN ATKINSON Sue. Woozie. Lungs 1 24 59 Likes- Nelson. South Phila.. partying, disco, clothes, guys Dislikes- Snobs. Mr Wright's classes, homework, boring parties, band practice Favorite People- Nelson. Billy, my parents. Mr. G Heard Saying- I'm hip . Party on! Pet Peeve- People who feel they're better than others Ambition- To go to a fashion college and become a model Secret Desire- To become an Entertainer Most Memorable Experience At WHS- Being in the Wildwood High School Band Remembered for her always being herself ERNEST BENARD BATES George 4 9 60 Likes-actmg. bowling, music, parties, movies, dancing Dislikes-gossip Favorite People-Teresa Sayre. Kathy Mann Heard Saymg- Mary ! Pet Peeve-Getting up early for school Ambition-To become an actor and go to Hollywood. Ca Secret Desire-To become rich Most Memorable Experience at W H S -Skipping 11th grade Remembered For always being with the underclassmen 111 PENNY ANN BIGELOW Mouth. Mom 1 29 59 Likes-Skatmg. parties. Bongo Room. Vo-Tech. Ms Barbara D'Allesandro Dis- likes-Wildwood High School, the way people downgrade Vo-Tech, the way people from Vo-Tech are treated Fa- vorite People-Mom and Dad. Mr. Catenni. Mr Simonim. Mark Stocker Heard Saying-'Where are we going for lunch?’ , “Hey. Turkey! Pet Peeve-Cliques, certain senior girls. Ambition-To live a happy and normal life and to achieve in what ever I want to do Secret De- sire- To become a dentist. For my parents to like a cer- tain person Most Memorable Experience at W H S - 75. getting stuck on the bleachers at O.C game with M S. Motto ln these times you only get what you pay for Remembered for always having something to say. ALLISON LORRAINE BLADES AI. A.B 4 17 59 Likes- Nature. John Denver. Teddy bears, my McDonald s friends, dancing to good music Dislikes-Smoking, unhappiness, goodbyes, acid rock, cliques Favorite People-Tom. Steve, special friends Mr Wright M”, Saying- Get out —- Really?'' Pet Peeve-People who don't care about another's feelings and act like carbon copies of others just to be with it . . Ambition-To work outdoors with wildlife, conserving what man has almost completely destroyed Secret Desire-To live in a secluded place m the moun- tains with a special someone just being free and happy! Most Memorable Experience in W H S -Everything was an experience! Motto- If there's an answer, it's just that it's just that way (J. Denver) Remem- bered for her dry look 112 JOHN BODINE 6 23 58 Remembered for being the family man THOMAS ROBERT BOSWELL BOS 5 14 58 Likes-People. driving around, play- ing football, good parties. Walley's in the summer. South Philly Dislikes- Getting up in the morning, not having a beer, not having a car on rainy days Favorite People- Family. Moome. Barnsie. Gent. Judy Pet Peeve-Getting mad at someone Ambition-To have a lot of children Most Memorable Experiences at WHS-Scormg 2 TD's m Sr. year, running through Catholic's banner when I was a Soph before a basketball game Motto-'Look at yourself before you criticize. Remembered for his friendly personality. MARY ANASTASIA BOTTO Dimples. Bot. Mare. Missy 10 19 58 Likes- Sleeping. Dave Mason, partying at St Paul Ave .. Concerts. Rod Stewart, and Summer time Dislikes-people who brag, getting up for school and people who B S Favorite people-My Mom and Dad. and Taurus Heard Saying- It’s not going to take long, is it??? Pet Peeve-Wildwood people, and people who take advantage of others Ambition-To graduate from college Secret Desire-To be successful in whatever I do Most Memorable EXPERIENCE- at WHS- going to Massachusetts on my class trip. Mr Goslin's first period class Motto- It is better to be alone, than then in bad company Remembered for her friendly disposition KIM P BOZARTH Kimberly. Slim 4 15 59 Likes-Steve. swimming, skating, movies, new clothes. Hot soup, warm weather, parties. Sam (my cat), snowflakes Dislikes-Not being allowed out. cold hands, cold weather, conceited people, getting into fights with certain people Favorite People- Steve. M M My Grandmother, little Joey Heard Saying What time is it? . I don't know its up to you Pet Peeve-People taking me serious when I'm only kidding around Ambition-To get married, become a nurse, then to raise a family Secret Desire-To become a fashion model and travel Most Memorable Experiences at WHS-Sophomore year; graduation. Senior Class trip Motto: You were put on this earth to lead your own life, so lead it yourself and don't let anyone lead it for you Remembered for her high heels MARY JANE BOYLE MJ. JR 4 31 59 Likes-poetry. crafts, nice people, good parties, new experiences. 5 Dislikes-two-faced people, filling out forms Favortie People-Mane laconangleo. Dorris, my family. Paul Goslm. Aunt Elsie. David Soul. Aunt Pat Heard Saying You're beautious . I have a gihugeical test!!!! Pet Peeve- People acting really immature, rumors Ambition-To be an occupational therapist Secret Desire-To be a good flutist Most Memorable Experiences at WHS-Bemg in Hello Dolly , the French dinner. 76 Prom Motto Ask not that events should happen as you will, but let your will be that events should happen as they do. and you shall have peace ” Remembered for her sexy Legs?!? ROBIN LYNN BOZARTH Bo. Boo-Boo 3 16 59 Likes-the beach during the winter. D E A R ; flying, the Beatles, having a good time with friends Dislikes-jealousy. waiting, filling out S.A.T forms, goodbyes, having nothing to do Favorite People-Aunt Marie. Uncle Louie, my family. LuAnn. Dennis. Paul Goslm Heard Saying LuAnn. wait'll you hear this!! . I've gotta go. I'll be late Pet Peeve-people who pretend to be something they're not Ambition-to become a social worker and be happy through life Most Memorable Experiences at WHS-January 31. 1976. the French and Spanish Dinners Motto If man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer Let him step to the music which he hears; however measured or far away (Henry David Thoreau) Remembered for her love of the word DEAR 113 SHARON KAY BRADSHAW Shar 11 27 58 Likes-gomg out. having a good time, and being with Joe Dislikes having nothing to do. stuck up people Favorite People- Joe and my parents Heard Saying- ‘What are we going to do tonight. Joe?1' Pet Peeve-People who think they're too good tor everybody Ambition-To get married and raise a family Secret Desire- To be married to that certain someone Most Memorable Experience At WHS- Octo- ber 24. 1974 Remember lor her love of Hertz PATRICIA ANN BRESLIN Patty. Pat. Mouth 10 7 58 Likes-volleyball. sew- ing. Sam. Florida's Beaches, parting with A A and K M Penalty Box. and Mr Barbose Dislikes-snobs. 8:15 in the morning, rainy days, people who snore, boring parties, and Sundays Favorite People- Sam. my parents. Don- na and Mike Heard Saying- Whats happening to- night? . I don't care' Pet Peeves-gettmg up early, people who think they know everything Ambition-To get married and settle down, and to some day open my own sewing shop Secret Desire To marry S F Most Memorable Experience At WHS- For always talking and Graduation Motto- Life is very short and uncer- tain. let us spend it as well as we can. Remembered for her never-ending engagement 0 NEIL BROOKS Neil. Clyde. Bugs. Hands 2 26 59 Likes-Sports. Bugs Bunny cartoons, parties, silly things, playing football Dislikes Sitting around doing nothing. Rah-Rah people, losing to LCM Favorite People-Mother. A A S.. K P H Heard Saying- What are we going to do tonight’'. This is boring . . Did you see Bugs Bunny yesterday? Pet Peeves-conceited people, making simple mistakes, and bossy people Ambition-To be a Professional Ath- lete. Accountant Most Memorable Experiences at WHS-Scormg 1st touchdown (vs OC). Jr Prom. Sr Year Motto- Why do things you can't, when things you can are waiting to get done? Remembered for his BIG hands TOM BYRNE Byrne-Z 8 12 59 Likes-Good parties, being with Marceda. nice High-Fidelity equipment, and abnormal mu- sic Dislikes-Unorganized people, boring weekends. Wild gossip, and Freaks Favorite People-Mr Barbose. my mom. and FZ Heard Saymg-’Later' Pet Peeve-People with no common sense Ambition- To have the ability to excel in any area Secret Desire-To be swallowed whole by a Great White Most Memorable Experience at WHS-Bemg named MVP in golf over Bobby Bluefish Motto Know where you're going, it helps' Remembered for his love of Grande's Cafe PHILLIP ABREHAM CAREY The KkJ 3 16 59 Likes-cars. money, true friends, being black, staying m shape, being with people who think upward bound, reading Black History Dislikes-two- faced people, being money less, being hurt. Hitlers of the world. Wildwood Favorite People-M C.. K.E . R.C.. C.C.. etc Heard Saying- Do that Do you think you’re qualified?” You're off ' Your mouth is for the gutter . Pet Peeve-certain people, bad times Ambition-to study Electronics Most Memorable Experiences at WHS-Jr. Prom and becoming a Senior Motto-'Take the things that you criticize and ask yourself. Do you fully understand them? Remembered for his Golden Gloves DANIEL R CARRICK 6 20 58 Likes-baseball. N Y Mets. Simon and Garfun- kel. Notre Dame Fighting Irish. Sports Events. Brunettes. Nice girls Favorite People-Mr John Barbose. Jackie Gleason, Art Carney. Dave Kingman. Ronald Reagan. Olivia Newton John Pet Peeve-Putting things off (Do it all the time) Ambition-To reach my potential in my ca- reer and as a person Secret Deswe-To play for a U S Olympic Team and kick Russia's face in! Most Memo- rable Experience at WHS-Beatmg the P'Ville Greyhounds m basketball '76 Motto- lt is better to be quiet and not say anything and let people think you're a JERK, than to talk and let them know it. Remembered as the Ro- meo of the Senior Class. JAMES STEPHEN CAFIERO. JR Jamey 8 3 59 Likes-weekends. all Phila teams. Led Zeppelin, and Aerosmith Dislikes-dull weekends, long conversations, and Roger Staulback Favorite Peo- ple-all friends and family Heard Saying- That stinks. C'mon man! Pet Peeve-making a long distance phone call and then having a difficult time ending it Ambition-Go to college, decide what I want to do. then do it Most Memorable Experience at WHS-Trymg to figure out the numbers of the rooms first day freshman year Motto-'Engage brain before putting mouth in gear Remembered for his friendly ways WANDA RENAE CAREY Carry 9 5 59 Likes-smging. partying, having fun. being with Nick, and Church Dishkes-People who think that they are better than anyone else. David's smart re- marks Favorite People-MaryDavid's smart remarks Favorite People-Mary David's smart remarks Favorite People-MaryDavid's smart remarks Favorite People- Mary Carey. Nick Bemon. and Patty H Heard Saying- Patty, wait a minute . Pet Peeve-Two-faced people or friends Ambition- To become a Gospel Singer Most Memorable Experience at WHS-Graduatmg Motto- Always listen to what your elders have to tell you about life, for they have already experienced what you will live. Remembered for returning to W H S. for her Senior year RONALD FRANCIS CARRICK Ron. Ronnie. Ex Pres ARCO 9 3 59 Likes-Good times. Big Macs. Coke, parties, dances. Friday, pep-rallies. WYSP. full gas tanks Dislikes-Tests(especially in Trig and Calculus). SAT's. ACH's. having no money, braggers. the night before a term paper is due Favorite People- my family. Mr Fierro, friends Pet Peeves-lnsincenty. two-faced people Ambition-To be successful in what- ever I do Secret Desire-To become rich and famous, and to continually tour the world in my yacht Most Memorable Experience at WHS- Being President of the Class of '77 from '74-'76 Motto- H you do not like how you are. improve yourself, do not pretend to be what you are not. Remembered for having the most con- vincing Halloween costume JULIE ANN CHRIETZBERG Chnetz 11 20 58 Likes-TENNIS. seagulls. 21. rocking chairs, dancing Renaissance. Slurpees, cameos Dislikes-Filled tennis courts, diets, coteries Favorite People-My Family Heard Saying-' You're wierd. Real- ly? Pet Peeve-Peanut butter in the jelly jar Ambi- tion-To become a Tennis Pro Secret Desire-To ride the rapids Most Memorable Experience at WHS- 11 20 76 Motto-'To know you are right is one thing, to prove it. quite another. Remembered for her nev- er ending smile DOROTHY THERESA DOLORES CHRISTMAN Dome. Doorie 10 1 59 Likes-Plays. the ocean, being around people who like me to be around, guys, dates Dislikes-gettmg the newspaper out late, boring classes, having nothing to do. having too many things to do at the same time, snobs Favorite People-My family. MJ. Steve V . Grover B . Miss lac Heard Saymg- You're crazy! . Far out . Boo! Hiss! . MJ Pet Peeve-Getting yelled at for something I didn't do Se- cret Desire-To become a female Jacques Cousteau Ambrtion-To be a manne biologist and happily married at the same time Most Memorable Experiences at WHS- Openmg night of Don't Drink the Water . Sacred Heart Games '76 Motto- There is nothing either good or bad. but thinking makes it so Remembered for al- ways correcting the pronunciation of her name. KATHLEEN CONNOR Kat 3 24 59 Likes-Dogs. cats, parents, friends, spaghetti, holidays Dislikes-gym. bugs, saying good- bye Favorite People-Demse. my family Heard Say- mg- Ya sure? Hi Let's go someplace Pet Peeves-Liars. going to the dentist Ambition-To be a nurse Secret Desire-To travel Most Memorable Ex- perience at WHS-makmg friends at school Motto- 'Go not where the path may lead Go instead where there is no path and leave a trail. Remembered for always being seen but never heard CANDACE LYNN COOPER Candy. Boo-Boo. Coop 8 8 59 Likes-People. par ties, animals, kids, the country Dislikes-Violence, two- laced people, unfriendliness, hate, being bored Favor- ite People-Denms. Bub. Dee. Doo. Mom. Mr Fierro. Mi chael T.. Mrs Ewan Heard Saying- What's the prob- lem? . What a loon Pet Peeve-Pain Ambition-To work with retarded children, to join the service Secret Desire-To help people, to always be happy Most Memorable Experience at WHS-Chnstmas Tournament '75 Motto Come into the mountains, leave society and take no one with you. but your true self, get closer to na- ture. your everyday games will be insignificant, notice the clouds spontaneously forming patterns, and try to do that with your life Remembered for her sweetness I JOSEPH A CORNETT Joe. Jose 6 28 57 Likes-Tenms. basketball games, soccer. 2nd and 4th periods Dislikes-Reading outloud. long periods Favorite People-my friends, fam- ily. Mr Forster. Mr Herbert. Sid's Heard Saying- I guess I'll leave now I don't care Pet Peeve-People who think they are better than others (Harry O's) Am- bition-To move out to the country Secret Desire-take Mr H's place Most Memorable Experiences at WHS- Basketball and tennis season. Band Motto- Live now or never live, you only have once to live it up Re- membered as our Pillsbury Dough-Boy MAUREEN ANNE COTNEY Candy 5 25 59 Likes-Nfolleyball. JH, partying, snow, days off. summer. Mr Goslm's way of escaping Dislikes-History. fights. Mafia. Wild . dominate people Favorite People-Patti. Jimmy. Marley. Mom. Sally Heard Saying -ALOT. Whose house we partying at to- night?” Pet Peeves-Snobs. two-faced people. Wild . re- port cards Ambition-To move away from Wild . go to college, start my own nursery school Secret Desire-To find my little brother out in Denver somewhere Most Memorable Experience at WHS-Graduation Motto- United we stand; Divided we fall ' Remembered for her outspoken ways. KYLE WENDELL COTTMAN 3 17 59 Likes-Sports. parties, concerts. T V Dis- hkes-People who think they are better than others Pet Peeves-Staying home, dull parties Favorite People- Family. Anette. all team mates Motto - Winning is nev- er final, losing is never fatal, it's the courage that counts. Remembered for his love of Lymon beans 117 DENISE CRANDLEY Dee 9 6 59 Likes-Summer. meeting people, snow skiing, good music, partying Dislikes-Wildwood in the winter, getting up in the morning, rainy and windy days when not having something to do Favorite People-My family Heard Saying-'What's up Pet Peeve-being with somewhen when they're in a bad mood Ambition- To travel through all the states Most Memorable Experiences at WHS-Sophomore year. Syntax with Mrs Struble Motto- You can learn more about a person by what he says about other people, than you can by what others say about him Remembered for her outburst of laughter WILLIAM L DAVIS 6 27 58 Remembered for being the class hall monitor 118 ERNEST ARTHUR DECINA Ern 9 1 59 Likes-Motorcross. music. Jethro Tull, working out. cars, good food, sleeping, traveling Dislikes-rip offs, science fiction, windy and rainy days, ignorance. Sandy Sheets, getting sick, disco, grease Favorite People-my parents Pet Peeve-to get beat Ambition-To be healthy, wealthy and wise Secret Desire-To travel the Globe Most Memorable Experience at WHS-Graduatmg Motto- Everyone gets a piece of the cake Remembered for being the EVIL KNIEVEL of our class DELOIS DEVUNE Dee Dee 1 16 58 Likes-Dancmg. Concerts, going to New York, and to Fashion Shows. Looking-Good, ice cream Dislikes- loud people, conceited people Favorite People - My Mother Heard Saymg- 'Let's go!' Pet Peeve-waking up for school Ambition-To become a Fashion Designer and Dancer Most Memorable Experiences at WHS-Down in the gym and being in the Class of 77 Motto Nation is a time when a country Celebrates. But as your hand touches your heart, remember we all played a part in America to help that banner wave this world was made for all men! Remembered for calling Mr. Goslm a honky ROBERT HUNTER DOHERTY Bobby D 3 3 59 Likes-golf. hockey. Flyers. Dallas Cowboys. Phillies. Red Sox. the Who. Cat Stevens Dis- likes-SAT's. losing. tounsts(Shoobees). excuses. Pitt Steel- ers. most ol the Crest Cops Favorite People-Mr. Hart- man. Mr Barbose Heard Saying- • Sure -. Wanna Bet”. You Choked” Pet Peeves-cheaters. two-faced people Ambition-go to college and be successful Secret Desire-to win the U S Open Most Memorable Experiences at WHS-playmg on the golf team, graduation Motto- Tve never been on a losing team, gentleman, and I don't intend to start now! (Vince Lombardi) Re- membered for his home away from home-McDonald's STEVEN KENT DRY Steve. Steady Steve 10 27 58 Likes-tenms. plays, skiing, winter(snow). dancing, listening to music Dis- likes-drivmg m heavy traffic, inattentive people, egotistic people, getting up early Favorite People-my parents and family. Allison, close friends. Mrs 'B Heard Say- mg- Come on . Sure . Do we have any homework to- day Pet Peeve-waiting for people Ambition-to be- come an actor Secret Desire-to be successful as an actor, be happy the rest of my life Most Memorable Experience at WHS-bemg in the plays, tennis team, being on Jr float Motto- Only he who attempts the riducu- lous can achieve the impossible Remembered for his tennis ability MONICA EICHMANN Mon 12 9 58 likes-good music, food, dancing, parties Dislikes-people who are a big put on Favor- ite People-my family, friends Heard Saying- 'What! Pet Peeve -Steve Ambition-to become a mother Most Memorable Experience at WHS-being in Mr Gos- Im's class Motto-'To each his own Remembered for her ever- changing hair color JEFFREY WILLIAM ELLIOTT Jeff 3 1 59 Likes-the beach, solitude, people, daydreaming, refinement, expressing my opinion Dis- likes-low-brow culture, insincerity, overly-competative peo- ple. apathy, prejudice Favorite People- family Heard Saymg- 'Steve. can I borrow a piece of paper '. Brian, can I borrow a pen . I lost my Law book . You're wrong Pet Peeve-boredom Secret De- sire-to be a judge on the Supreme Court Ambition-en- joy the simple pleasures of life, and to teach my children to do the same Most Memorable Experience at WHS- wmnmg the J V meet at P'Ville Motto Make it not your goal m life to gather the material to please your senses; rather make it your goal to refine your senses so that just a little of the material shall please them Re membered for his extensive vocabulary DEBORAH ANN FASHAW Debbie DAF. Deb 2 15 60 Likes-Music. dancing, talking on the phone, having a good time. Dudes, going places, nice rags Dislikes-Two faced people, loud peo- ple. people having the nerve to talk about others. Back Stabbers'. some of Wildwood's dry parties Favorite People-Parents. Sis's. Brothers. MP,SB, Clemaque Heard Saying- Can’t hang Be for real Pet Peeves- Ignorant people, phonies, people who think they're better than others Ambition-To teach music. Education, and Voice, to become rich Most Memorable Experiences at WHS-Singmg ability, school plays, moving up a grade Motto-' Life is what you make it. so live it while you can! Remembered for moving up to graduate with us. CAROL FISHER Fish. Ca 11 17 57 Likes-M M . animals, certain musical groups. Friday nights Dislikes-Cold weather, people that cut up others, low music, being away from M M Favorite People-Mike Malinowski, family, friends Heard Saymg- Nancy. are ya eating outside? I think I'll take tomorrow off Lu Ann. will you take my books to class?” Pet Peeves-Grammar. Steno. Liars, people that think they know everything Ambition-To marry MM , to attend a certain group's concert Ambition-To marry and raise a family Most Memorable Experiences at WHS-Graduation. Basketball Wins. Football Losses Motto Today is the first day of the rest of your life The future belongs to those who prepare for it Re- membered for her generosity. 120 ELIZABETH SHARON FELINGS Sharon 1 30 59 Likes-Meetmg people, sewing, music, poetry. Dislikes-Hospitals. nosey people Favor- ite People-Mother. Mrs Daughen. Mrs King. Ms. Sid Heard Saymg-Everythmg Pet Peeve-People who hurt others for no reason Ambition-To be a sewing teacher or Fashion Buyer Secret Desire-To be everyone's friend Most Memorable Experience at WHS-The flag I helped make for the '74 Play You are the most im- portant person to yourself and these are the most impor- tant years of your life, so make the most of each day Remembered for her ideal sewing ability. MICHEAL FINE Mike. Iron Lungs 7 21 59 Likes- Breaking the tape, sleeping late, running in the cold, eating. James Caan Dislikes-workmg. being rushed and worried Favorite Peopie-My parents Heard Saymg- Let's show them we re 1! Pet Peeves-Wildwood's track and Not knowing Ambition-To become rich, famous, and successful Secret Desire-To win an Olympic Gold Met- al Most Memorable Experience at WHS-When the C C Team won the CMC Championship Motto- Success is the result of knowing what you want, how you're going to get it. and a lot of luck. Remembered for his dedi- cation to running. LUANN CAROL FLACCO Lu. Louie. Flu Ann. Lacco. Flac. Flake. Flako. Flaky 6 6 59 Likes-Clothes. my stereo, eating. Florida. 6. the song Hello It's Me . Mr Tracey Dislikes-Fat. my big mouth. SAT's. jealousy, boring pep rallies, homework, cliques Favorite People-My parents. Robin. A.W.R.. R.C.R.. Miss laconangelo. Mr Hartman. Phil Answim Heard Saying Hi! Pet Peeve-Rumors Ambition- To go to college and be successful Most Memorable Experiences at WHSBemg on Homecoming Court. Yearbook Senior Seciton Editor. 11 20 76 Motto- An effort made for the happiness of others lifts us above ourselves Remembered for being sociable BRIAN JAMES FLYNN Flynme. Flynn 9 10 59 Likes-Time off. alcoholic beverages, riding, no homework. Tull. Polava Dislikes- No beer, ignorant people. Po-Lava. Physics labs, a lot of things Heard Saying-'Let's get some beer Pet Peeve-Social snobbery Ambition-To live in a world without class distinction Most Memorable Experience at WHS-Gettmg to know the people at WHS Motto- Eat. drink and be merry, for tomorrow the bars may close! Remembered for always being prepared for a flood DONNA LOUISE FREDERICK Fred. Freddy. Freds. Auntie. Bumstead 2 26 59 Likes-AII sports, sailing, fishing, snow. West Wildwood Dislikes-Conceited people, cigarette smoke, crowds, losing Favorite People-My Mom. Dad. Carl. Mr Wright Heard Saying. What do you want to do Yvonne? . Maybe, it doesn't matter . Ah. nuts Pet Peeves- Inconsiderate people who don't appreciate the water's beauty and pollute it!!. Ambition-To go to college, get a degree in Industrial Education and Technology, open up my own shop Secret Desires-To go to the Olympics and win a Gold Medal, to get a large sailboat and take a long cruise Most Memorable Experiences at WHS- Being Captam of the C A L.. South Jersey and State Championship Softball Team, being friends with Yvonne Motto- If you love something set it free, if it comes back, it is yours, if it doesn't, it never was Remembered for her outstanding athletic ability ROBERT KARL FREDERICK Freddie. Fred Fred's 7 29 59 Likes-Summer time m Wild . long talks with people I like, brisk winter nights, certain girls, people who act like themselves and aren't phony Dislikes-Phony people, town gossip, people without feelings, people that hurt others, rumors Favorite People-Donna M . Donna F . Cookie and some out-of-town people Heard Saymg- That's crazy . What's up? Pet Peeves-WikJ . in winter, people that aren't understanding, good byes. Ambition-To be successful m life Secret Desire-To meet up with that certain someone and live a happy life Most Memorable Experiences at WHS-Our class ski trip to Mass . being elected Vice-President of the Senior class Motto- If you put your mind to something you will succeed, if you fail, try harder, sooner or later you are bound to get that certam something. Remembered for his friendly smile 121 JOE FRONCZAK Fronz 5 29 59 Likes-surfmg. beer, skiing, basketball, hockey Dislikes-school. getting up in the morning, school lunch Favorite People-Flyers. Steelers. Jimi Hendrix Heard Saying-■Later Pet Peeve- school rules Secret Desire-To be President of the U S Motto Get up in the morning, go to school, leave school, go to work, go party, go to bed Remembered for his dedication to Kona JOY BERNADINE GAINES Lemon fresh Joy. Gaines Burger. Joy-Joy 11 10 58 Likes-People who are themselves, having a good time, people who don't try to use you. partying Dislikes- People who say they're your friends, but talk behind your back, people who think they're more than they are Favorite People-My Mother. Tyrone McNeal. Vince. Terri Taylor. Hazel Gaines. Guy Cottman. Neil Brooks. Francme Satterfield Heard Saying- Oh why don't you stop lying . Oh sugars . La dee da . I'll be darn' Pet Peeves-The Big Mouth People, the guidance in the guidance department Secret Desire-To teach the Handicapped Most Memorable Experiences at WHS- the steps and having choir with Ms. King Motto- Enjoy life the best you can. because you only have one life to live Remembered for her singing ability. MICHAEL K GAINES 3 7 58 Remembered for his unique shot JOE GALLAGHER 2 21 59 Likes-Mountams. Valleys. Sunsets. Patty. Food. Imported Beer. Mom Dislikes-Wildwood Favorite People-Patty Timmins Heard Saying “Tons'. Bongs . Bloop. Sloop Amibition-To own a farm the size of Rhode Island Secret Desire-To retire independently wealthy at 18 Most Memorable Experience at WHS-Freshman year Motto- Wise men spend their lives trying to understand women but the smart man doesn't bother Remembered for his love of Peppermint Patties. OEAN ALAN GENTEK Gent. Tek . . . 1 22 59 . . Likes-football. winning, week- ends. lifting, good times, good music, summertime. Roo- dey . . Dislikes-losmg. getting up in the morning, nothing do m. Polish jokes. Wildwood Favorite People-my family. Bob. Of. Neilly. Prof. OB. Blake. Tony. Wils Heard Saymg-'What's up?”. What s cooking tonight?” Pet Peeve-moody people, people who ask too many questions . . . Ambition-to live a life of success and happi- ness . . . Secret Desire-to play middle linebacker for the Oakland Raiders . . Most Memorable Experience At W.H.S.-playing football for Wildwood High Motto-’ That what you think you are. you will be ” Remembered for be mg the Mr. Universe of our class DAVID SCOTT GIDEON Dave . 2 5 59 . Likes-sports bicycling, backpacking, camping. Mrs. German. Mr Fierro Dislikes-stuck up girls. Mr Goslm. our losing football team bad parties Favorite People-Mrs German. Larry Leonard Heard Saying-”Really”. “Hey Larry you want to get drunk? Pet Peeve people who put forward a false face in order to participate with a select crowd Ambition-to become a flier for Pan Am. United Airlines, etc Secret Desire-to successfully backpack the Appalachian Trail Most Memorable Experience At WHS first day as a freshman m W H.S. . . . Motto-”ln order to succeed in life, one must have a goal and obtain it. for if he doesn't obtain his goal his life is meaningless.” . . . Remembered for not having his mouth in proportion with his body LORETTA GLORIA Lor. Lon. ’’Shirley” . . . 9 26 59 . Likes-children. sing- ing. acting, dancmg. fashions, plants, musicals. Barbara Streisand. The Phillies, health foods . Dishkes-term pa- pers. boring classes, gaming weight. The Yankees, beets . Favorite People-My Family and Friends. Miss lach . Mrs King. Dan. Lisa . . . Heard Saying-’ Wait till next year”. ”Oh wow! Really?”. ”Buon Giorno” . . . Pet Peeve-junk foods Ambition-to be successful as an individual, then marry and have children . . . Secret Desire-to star m a Hit Broadway Musical Most Memorable Experience At W H.S.-playing the part of Marion Hollander in ‘'Don’t Drink the Water” . . . Motto-”To be original, be yourself- for you are unique” . . Remembered for her acting abili- ty DAVID HENRY GUILIANO Jewels ... 10 7 58 .. . Likes-Neil Young. Cat Stevens, cutting school, egg mc’s. freedom, money Dislikes-go- mg to school full time, ripoffs. hassels. haircuts. Fords Heard Saying- What can I say?” . Pet Peeve-people who abuse authority . Ambition-to own a certam bust ness and make money . Secret Desire-to travel around the world . . . Most Memorable Experience At WHS -oc- casional going to school Mbtto-'Everyone should do what they want to Remembered for his irregular at- tendance 123 MARCEDA PATRICIA GRANDE Marsoovious. Marsada 10 16 59 Likes-Havmg a good time, being with Tom. good jokes, warm weather, cats Dislikes-Having detention, getting up in the morning, drying my hair, staying in. 8ugs Favorite People-My parents. Mr Fierro Heard Saying ■ Yah, alright! . Sure Pet Peeve-people with no common sense Ambition-To be happy and successful Secret Desire-To know the unknown Most Memorable Experience at WHS-Winmng State in Softball, my Senior year Motto- The good essentials to happiness in this life are something to do. something to love, and something to hope for Remembered for having a 8YRNEmg sensation ARNOLD GRIFFIN Arnold 9 9 59 Likes-Singmg. acting, dogs, people, art. Physical Education, wrestling Favorite Person-Mrs Roy Heard Saying-'‘Hey Brian . Did the Flyers win?” Pet Peeve-Bemg called Ziffle! Secret Desire-To be an actor or singer Ambition-To become a rock star Most Memorable Experience-Being in the School Plays Moto-Life is like a shadow, it comes and it goes, when life is over nobody.knows, life is like a snake, it has a sudden attack, and you never know how it's going to react, so take life slow and take it neat, and then that way your life is complete Because time won t be ours forever. Remembered for his love of the Fon . COLETTE ANNA GRIER Col 3 23 60 Likes-Water Skiing. Summer. Phila . Parties, bowling, sociable people, sleeping late Dislikes-Wildwood in the winter, saying Goodbye, guys that aren’t gentlemen, getting up in the morning, snobs Favorite People-Ed. My parents. Billy. Mary. Friends Heard Saying To each their own . I don’t care! . What's good for one is good for all Pet Peeve- Stuck-up people Amibition-To go and get the most out of life that I possibly can Secret Desire-lf I told you. it wouldn’t be a secret Most Memorable Experience at WHS-Movmg from 10th to 12th grade. Being friends with the class of 76 Motto- Live for today, for you don’t know what tomorrow will bring Remembered for going from 10th to 12th grade PAUL GROSS Grossey. Grosser 12 18 59 Likes-School. but not as much as partying!, having fun. girls. Talking Dislikes-Mean Two-faced people. Arguing Favorite People-My parents, brothers and sisters Heard Saymg- I'm only kidding . F P ' Pet Peeve-Dumb people Ambition-To be a millionnaire Secret Desire-To travel around the world Most Memorable Experience at WHS-Coming into Wildwood High School and everyone thinking I was a Nark.” .. Remembered for his tow truck. CHRIS ANN GROSSE 5 12 59 Likes-MY room, talks with Sandy, bright smiles, easygoing people. GULFers'. doing crazy things relaxing. Desiderata , kittens, the songs Free Bird . Suffragette City”. Changes , dancing, fresh fruit Dtslikes-realizmg that all good things must come to an end , people that make my business theirs, air heads, busy signals, making decisions Favorite People Those I enjoy being around. Ziggy Ambition-Go to the Winter Olympics, travel throughout the world, study abroad Secret Desire-To live in a world of make- believe Most Memorable Expenences-Easters In Europe, cheerleading with Sandy, secret missions. B B B , working on yearbook Motto Each moment of the year has its own beauty, a picture which was never seen before and which shall never be seen again (Emerson) Remembered for her enthusiasm JOANNE MARIE GROTTO LA Crazy Joe 8 18 59 Likes-full moons. MGA. daydreaming, butterflies, backpacking, harmonica blues, beach, rocking chairs Dislikes-Society's morals, time limits, hang overs, insomnia, liars, rejection, uncertainty, waste Favorite People-Betsy. Patty, my brother. Hope. Joe Mike. DG Heard Saying- Sure Let it be Lowenbrau Pet Peeve-Ignorance Ambition-To become a famous poet and philosopher Secret Deisre- To live m a magnificent treehouse (with my lover), to learn to hang glide Most Memorable Experiences- Europe '77. Learning from sitting on the sidelines and watching everyone play their foolish games AND Looking into the sometimes transparent minds of my classmates who unknowingly reveal their true identities and intentions by their actions Motto- To really live you must first start by being yourself A dreamer lives forever Remembered for being an individualist VALERIE GUMMEL Yal 6 10 59 Likes-Parties. warm weather, music, my friends, skateboarding Dislikes-Social cliques, put- ons. two-faced people, math, tests Favorite Peopie-My cat. parents, friends Heard Saying- ’Let s cut. school is so boring! . You're weird Pet Peeves-Wiid in winter, school, people who think they're better than others Ambition-To leave Wild and only come back when absolutely necessary! Secret Desire-Travel around the States, live in Hawaii or California Most Memorable Experience at WHS-When we almost won State Champs in Basketball '76 Motto- I'm not in this world to live up to your expectations, and you're not in this world to live up to mine. Remembered for her love of skate boarding PATRICIA HALIBURTON Patty. Pat 9 23 59 Likes-smgmg. dancing, talking typing, shorthand Dislikes-two faced people, people who put on a front for others Favorite Person-Elijah Colclogh Heard Saymg- Hey. wanna hurry up? Pet Peeve-Girls who think they're cute Ambition-To become an Executive or Legal secretary Most Memorable Experiences at WHS-Walkmg up. downstairs Motto- Try to live a happy life because you only live once, just be yourself Remembered for her Shorthand ability 125 KELLY ANN HALL Krell. Killer 3 14 59 Likes-my Subaru, opals, blue, sports, breakfast with June and Tracey Dislikes-Home- work. boring weekends, waiting, good-byes, school Fa- votite Person-my mom Heard Saying-''Hurry up Pet Peeve-People who are late Ambition-To make it through college Secret Desire-To be rich and famous Most Memorable Experiences at WHS-Cheerleadmg and Softball m my Jr year Motto- Don't walk in front of me. I may not follow. Don't walk behind me. I may not lead. Walk beside me and just be my friend Remem- bered as Priscilla Perfect DENA M HAMILTON Dean 5 11 59 Likes-Meetmg people, partying, mu- sic. having a good time, being with people that make me happy Dislikes-Wakmg up. school. Wild . certain teach- ers. 1st period Study Hall Favorite People Family, friends Heard Saying Keep it cool Turkey Pet Peeve-Stuck up people!!! . Ambition-To become a good photographer Secret Desire-To have my own business in Colorado Most Memorable Experience at WHS-Graduatmg Motto-' The world is like a big jigsaw puzzle with a little PEACE missing Remembered for her artistic ability 126 CHERYL R HARRIS Cherly 11 5 59 Likes-Ballet. Jazz, cheering, bike- ridmg. exercising, vegetables, beach. 8 Dishkes- Monkey see. Monkey do. people who put others on a pedestal Favorite People-Family, close friends Heard Saying- I don’t know! Naa. I m only kidding! Pet Peeve-Getting my picture taken Ambition-To go into the held of dance Secret Desire-To be a profes- sional dancer, then settle down in the country and be happy Most Memorable Experiences at WHS- 11 20 76. Hitting Tony m the head with a snowballm 74 Motto- I d rather be considered weird and be myself than be considered normal and be someone else. Remembered for her ' cheerful ways VERNA CAROL HARRSCH Vern 12 4 59 Likes-Sunsets. blue. Neil Young, smiles, thumbing it. Hunks! Dislikes-cliques. stuck up people, sad movies, rainy days Favorite People- John Wayne. Paul Mtcheal Glaser. Janet. Bonk. RDWG Heard Saying- Where's Janet? Come on Thumb that car! Pet Peeve-SNOBS Ambition-To live and to to school m California Secret Desire-To be with someone on the beach in Hawaii during a sunset Most Memorable Experience at WHS-Bemg m Mr Borne- man's class Motto Love: The feeling is too big for the word Remembered for being President of the Starsky and Hutch Fan Club. JOE HEITZMANN Heit 8 27 59 Likes-days off from school, sleeping late, beer (Miller), taking Sharon out. going out with other couples Dislikes-any type of homework. 3 mm between classes, stuck up people, having no money for gas. Pyro's Favorite People-Sharon's my favorite, also. Oenny. Mark. Vinny and all those guys Heard Saying- Where we going tonight . What's there to do? . Sharon, how come you're not ready?” Ambition-to become Produce Manager, make good money and raise a family Most Memorable Experiences At W H S -Soph- more year. October 24. 1974 Motto- 'lf it feels good, do it! Remembered for his love of June SCOTT HESTON H 1 1 59 Likes-cars. drag racing, parties, long va- cations Dislikes-homework. tests, writing, filling out stupid forms Ambition-to be a car designer Secret Desire-will remain secret Most Memorable Experience At WHS -Homecoming Dance Remembered for his mechanical ability RICHARD JAMES HEWITT VICTORIA A HUGHES B W . Rich 5 1 59 Likes-Hondas. Atlantic City 12 19 58 Remembered for her hot temper (gambling) Dislikes-Yamahas. Wildwood in the summer Pet Peeve-History and teachers Ambition-to do anything that will make me a lot of money Most Memorable Experience At W H S -working stage crew for 4 yrs and being stage manager 2 out of 4 yrs Remem- bered for always lending a helping hand 127 DONNA LEE ILLINGWORTH 8 5 59 Likes-bemg with Mike, working. Nov 4th. curl- ing up m front of a fire on a cold winter night Dislikes- ramy days that fall on Monday Favorite Person-Mike Heard Saying-'Excuse me! Pet Peeves-J P . snob- by people Ambition-to become a Special Education Teacher Secret Desire-to travel with the one I care about the most Most Memorable Experience At W H S -almost winning the State 8asketball Championship m 1976 Motto- You only live once, so live life to its fullest” Remembered for-Her love of burgers” DOMENIC JACKSON 4 16 58 Remebered for not filling out his senior questionaire. 128 ROBERT FRANK JAFFE Duck 5 12 59 Likes-dnvmg. snow falling, cold weather, money, history. Marx Bros . T V , track Dis- likes-homework. test, writing, cafeteria food, conceited people, getting out of bed Favorite People-John Wayne, parents, friends Heard Saying I don't know”. What Pet-Peeve-social pressures Ambition-to go to college, settle down and live a good life Most Memorable Experience At WHS -the last two weeks of my junior year Motto- Don't put off till tomorrow what you can do today, cause if you enjoy it today you can do it again tomorrow Remembered for-being our Daffy Duck . CONRAD JOHN JOHNSON Connie 3 20 59 Likes working, driving, swimming, baseball Disltkes-homework. snobby people, filling out forms, taking tests Favorite People-my parents and family Pet Peeve-hippocratic people Ambition-to take over my father's business and be successful Most Memorable Experience At W.H.S.-Just going to Wildwood High was an experience Remembered for-His plumbing ability BERNADETTE KAMINSKI Likes-Sports. reading, parties Dislikes-Unfair play, homework Pet Peeve-Phony people Favorite People-A lot of people Heard Saying-'Alright Ambition To be something worthwhile and productive Secret Desire-That everything, everywhere would be alright Motto- Look before I leap, think before I speak Remembered for her deep voice KATHLEEN MARY KELLY Kath. Kathy. Cas 12 4 58 Likes-Atlanta. Georgia, snow, married life, being with Michael Dislikes- preiudiced people, conceited people, people who talk about other people Favorite People-Michael, my family, my friends Heard Saying- Really? You're kidding Pet Peeve-summers in Wildwood Amibition-to be a good wife and mother Secret Desire- to live my life to the fullest extent Most Memorable Experience At WHS-gomg to school married Motto- If you love someone, set him free, if he comes back he is yours, if he doesn't, he never was-' Remembered for her peaceful ways. JULIE MARTIN KENTNER Jul. (Mystery Lover) 12 13 58 Likes-bemg with my friends, memories, driving, making others happy, little things that mean a lot. the beach, honesty, parties. CB's Dislikes-not having my own car. being bored, prejudice, blushing, negative attitudes, rumors, no patience, crank phone calls Favorite People-There are no favorites for all those I love Heard Saying- Be that way Pet Peeve-not knowing Ambition-to go on to college and to pursue all values in life Secret Desire-to strive to reach all the goals I set for myself in life and to be happy Most Memorable Experience at WHS- receivmg class rings, prom, class trip, graduation Motto ' lf you want something very, very badly; let it go free, it comes back to you. it's yours forever If it doesn't, it was never yours to begin with Remembered for never having an unkind word for anyone SALLY ANNE KILPATRICK Sal. Sallyann 3 18 59 Likes-green. my dog. my family, my friends. K.R.. long walks on the beach Dislikes-K-Mart s slogan, false people, boring parties, my moods Favorite People-my parents and my brother Jack Heard Saying- Hi . What's going on this weekend? Pet Peeve-fight mg with my older brother. Jack Ambition-to go to college and make something worthwhile out of my life Secret Desire-to publish a book of my poems Most Memorable Experience at WHS-my junior year with my friends from the class of '76 Motto Yesterday is already a dream, and tomorrow is only a vision, but today; well-lived makes every yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope Remembered for all of her incurable diseases 129 RICHARD LAGERVELD Rich. Logs. Sklogs. Shnogs .. 3 15 59 Likes-Tull, motorcross. the flute. Calculus, riding. Husquvarna shirts Dislikes-poor grades, making good use of time, disc brakes that drag Favorite People-lan Anderson. Prof. Panglis. Martin Barre (who has better ears than I). Peter Sellers Heard Saying-'Nice to see you all here . Yes. yes of course, well” . Pet Peeve-rough berms, new shoes that are worn at the heel Ambition-wm a two week vacation in Ibiza Secret Desire-to take the berm at 9000 m the 5th . Most Memorable Experience at WHS-being released Motto- If you can find a path with no obstacles, it probably doesn't lead anywhere .. Remembered for being seen but never heard. DONNA LEWIS 9 11 58 ... Remembered for her peaceful personality. LAWRENCE EDWARD LEONARD Larry. Duke ... 12 22 58 . . Likes-summer. parties, dances. Morey's Pier, summer girls. Uncle Bob. Henry's Tavern. Elame. Tom Dislikes-wmter in Wildwood, getting up for school Favorite People-My parents. Dave. Rocky. George. Mrs German. Ma Struble. Uncle Bob . . Heard Saying I can't stop my leg . Let's get some beer . We re lost Pet Peeve-people who think they're better than everyone else Ambition-to become rich, successful and happy Secret Desire-to travel around the world Most Memorable Experience at WHS-graduation. everyday Motto- Try everything once, because life is an experience . . Remembered for his love of Wildcherry life savers. ANNETTE LITTLES Nette ... 1 2 60 ... Likes-gomg to the movies, seeing plays, and traveling ... Dislikes-people who condemn others just for trying .. Favorite People-Roy Woods. Asam Clayton Powell. Dick Gregory .. Heard Saymg- Yeah. right ... Ambition-to become a doctor in Psychology Most Memorable Experience at WHS-my first week in school, my last week in school motto- A fool uttereth all his mind but a wise man keepeth it till afterwards Remembered for only speaking when spoken to. GWEN ALISON LUDMAN Gwenme 10 2 58 Likes-Color green, family. Firebirds Dislikes-Snobby people, people who criticize others without looking at themselves Favorite People- Parents. Eugene Heard Saying-'You Chooch! Pet Peeve-People who put up a facade Ambition-to become a criminal lawyer Secret Desire-Be successful and raise a family Motto- Live and let live Remembered for her love of Euge things KATHY LYNN LOW Kath. Olive Oyle 5 23 58 Likes-D T . Ed. September, a yellow LTD. Matt. Summer 76 . walking Babe Dislikes-Gettmg up. being alone, studying for tests Favorite People-My family. Matt. Mr Forster. Patty, my true friends Heard Saying-'l wish it was Friday . You Dumb-Bunny Pet Peeve-Conceited people. S P . liars, phonies Ambition-to be an accountant Secret Desire-For all my dreams to come true Most Memorable Experience at WHS-Bemg a part of the class of 77 Motto- Be yourself, not what others want you to be Remembered for her love of D.T. ANNETTE MARIE LYMONS Netty. Nut 5 8 59 Likes-Volleyball. sewing. TV. twirling the rifle Dislikes-People who think they are better than others Favorite People-My family. Kyle Heard Saying- Where is Kyle? . Shut up! Pet Peeve-Shorthand Ambition-To become an elementary teacher Secret Desire-Remains a secret Most Memorable Experience at WHS-Being m the Band (rifle). Homecoming, being a Senior Motto- The past is forever gone, but the future is still our own Remembered for her attractive smile BRAD MacDONALD 1 19 59 Likes-Cars. money. Kiss Dislikes-Stuck-up people in Senior class, certain gym teacher Favorite People-Dmo. John. Cathy Trimpey Heard Saymg-’Oh! Daddy Pet Peeve-Some of Senior Class Secret Desire-To own Wildwood Most Memorable Experience at WHS-Friday at Johnny’s Motto' Do it when you can or you might miss out. Remembered for his love of John Synder FRAN MALETTERl Franc 8 17 59 Likes-Frisbee. Frank Zappa. Golden Mols. Breyers on tap. Veet's Granny. George Burns, a Mercedes Benz, my own Grandmudders Dislikes-The Portugese fellow who resides across the street from Harp Favorite People-The two who made me. Byrnezee's Nan. Brother Plusk and Mrs Plusk. Plus a list of people too numerous to mention Heard Saying-'Any standard English Utterance, and on occasions, a few assorted foreign terms Pet Peeve-cold. wet. slimy armpits stains of an emergency situation of a borrowed shirt, raw oysters Ambition-To gam respectability in the Art. Literary, or entertainment Field Secret Desire to guest host the Tonight Show Most Memorable Experience at WHS-Yesterday. because it is still fresh in my mind Remembered for always keeping the world laughing THOMAS WILLIAM MANN III T Mann 7 18 59 Likes-Surfmg. Skiing. Hockey. Mr Mayers gym class. Parties Basketball, sleeping in English Dislikes-Losing Football Games. Mrs Strubles class Favorite People-Frank, Mike Heard Saymg- Don't Pressure Me Pet Peeve-- Snobs' Ambition-To be Chief of the West Wildwood Police Department Secret Desire-To win the George M Betz Science Award Most Memorable Experience At WHS - going 8 straight football games without an injury Remembered for looking like Hermie DINO AL MARTINO Drumerboy 3 1 59 Likes-Debbie. Shirley. Farah Fawcett, etc.. Rock and Roll, drums, bass. beer, hot rods Dislikes-Disco. stuck up people, liars and people who put on a front Favorite People-D S . S.S . J M P K . B S . J.T.. A.K.. Mommy. Daddy. Brother, people who are cool and not fake. Peter Cnss. Spike Heard Saymg- Get me a 6 pack Jim . Sure . Ok Daddy . Lies '. Joe will Pet Peeve-People who talk alot Ambition-To play for concerts, and anything else that will make bucks Secret Desire-To make it big in music conerts Most Memorable Experience At WHS-never being m school and being suspended, and being part of the Kiss Float Motto- Be what you are and nothing else Remembered for his Kiss wardrobe NANCY JEAN MASON Nan. Mace 6 5 59 Likes-Lady. Flowers. Holidays. Long Weekends, children, sewing, and friendly people Favorite People-My Family. The Uncle's. Kathy. Patti and my close friends Heard Saymg- Hey Guys”, eem eem Pet Peeve-Liars. P P O D. Ambition-To have a happy and successful career and to someday marry and have children Secret Desire-To have a big. beautiful Greenhouse in my back yard Most Memorable Experience At WHS-The Memories of my Junior and Senior years Motto-' Give To The World The Best You Have And The Best Will Come Back To You Remembered for her many contributions to W H S ROBERT FRANCIS MATTHEWS Bob. Mooney. Boob. BaBa 6 17 59 Likes-sports. basketball. Linda 0.. a good time, good friends, sleeping. Roodey Dislikes-gettmg up in the morning, not having money, a boring weekend, losing basketball games, pre- season practices Favorite People-my brothers. OL. Gent. OB. Neilly. Boz. Jamey. Dad. Mom. Frank. Prof., my sisters. D. Heard Saying-- What's up? . What's happening tonight Pet Peeve-people who talk too much, conceited people, phony people Ambition-to be a millionaire, and live a good life Secret Desire-to travel around the world and see everything Most Memorable Experience At WHS-playing basketball for Wildwood High Motto- Do everything today because there may be no tomorrow Remembered for his shining. MARGARET MARY MAURER Maget. Margar 6 25 59 Likes-Frank. Irish Setters, vodka and iced-tea. vans, partying Dislikes-Not being 18. 8:15 a m., volleyball Pet Peeve-Wildwood Gossip Favorite Person-Frank Ambition-To get married Secret Desire-To win the lottery Most Memorable Experience at WHS-Class trip of '77 Motto- Love does not consist of gazing at each other, but in looking together in the same direction Remembered for owning a piece of the rock. ROSEMARY MAZZOTTA 4 5 58 Remembered for never handing in her questionnaire DENISE MC BREARTY Birdie 9 27 59 Likes-dogs. some foods, helping others, going to school, parties, mountains Dislikes- Irver. English class, arguing, people who don't listen, liars, people who don’t do what they say they will Favorite People-Mrs. German, my parents Pet Peeve-people who talk about others behind their backs Ambition- to become a nurse Secret Desire-to travel Most Memorable Experience At WHS-gettmg coffee for Mrs Ewan Motto- You give but little when you give of your possessions It is when you give of yourself that you truly give Remembered for always willing to help the Class of '77. 133 mark mcclure Mac. Zero 7 8 59 Like� -Girls, skiing, hunting, fishing. Aerosmith. surfing Dislikes-Snobs. cold water, dry parties, rough sea. wasting time Favorite People- Vmny. Speig. C S . Stephie. Peppie. C T . P.B Heard Saymg-' Sure. Buddy Hee yaa, Schmo lace. Let's git outa hea. We be lookin' good Pet Peeve- Rushing around Ambition- To become an airline pilot or be captain of my own boat Secret Desire-To be rich and own a big house Most Memorable Experience at WHS- First day of freshman year Motto- If you can't be yourself, then don't be Remembered For his weird horn LAURENE LYNN McCRACKEN Lon 4 6 59 Likes-Thoughtfulness. sunshine, parties. 6. McDonalds. Lemons, new clothes Dislikes- Rumors. boring weekends, getting up early. SAT's. not having any money, slow drivers, goodbyes Favorite People- My family and friends Pet Peeve-People who deliberately hurt others Ambition- To become an elementary school teacher and live happily Secret Desire- Remains a secret Most Memorable Experience at WHS-Bemg editor of Senior Section, being on Homecoming Court Motto- It is better to forget and be happy, than to remember and be sad Remembered For becoming a Free Woman 134 SEAN PATRICK McDERMOTT Gong. Flipper 3 16 59 Likes-Kansas. Jeff Beck. WMMR. WYSP. Manfred Mann, cheese-steaks Dislikes- Cheap stereos. The Beach Boys. WIFI. A M Fords Favorite people-Johnny Carson. David Brenner Heard Saying-'Gomg out west to shoot monkeys . Pet Peeve- Getting out of bed in the morning Ambition- To graduate Secret Desire- To own a Mercedes-Benz Most Memorable Experience at WHS Getting zapped by the lockers Motto-'Don't worry about the mule going blind, get the wagon loaded Remembered for picking the better of two schools TYRONE MORGAN McNEAL T-Bone. Ty. Ti 4 20 58 Likes- French. Spanish. Italian. New York University Dishkes-Gym. Trig . English, a certain group of people in the senior class Favorite People-Eugertha. Horace Heard Saymg- That's boring. Neil and Lon. Are you going to Italian class? Pet Peeve- History. SAT's Ambition- To teach French. Spanish, and Italian at New York University Secret Desire- To bring another 'anguage into the world Most Memorable Experience at WHS-Havmg a good time in French class with Peter, having only four people in French IV class Motto- Love will teach us all things, but we must learn how to win love as it is obtained with difficulty It is a possession dearly bought, with much labor and in long time For one must love not someone only for a passing moment, but always . Remembered for knowing every other Language but English STEVEN CHARLES MOREY More. Mohair. Morbid. Morley 3 15 59 Likes-Base- ball. sports, warm weather, a good laugh Dislikes- Homework, cigarette smoke, tourists Favorite People- Grandparents. Mom and Dad. friends Heard Saying-“Ah. My pitching arm! Pet Peeve-Inconsiderate people Ambition-To do it over again Most Memorable Exper- iences at WHS - Spring of 76 . Senior year Motto- lt's not whether you win or lose, but who gets the blame Remembered for his pitching ability BOB MUENTZ Muentzy 3 1 59 Likes-Sports. weekends, parties, or anges. Beatles Dislikes-People entering without knock- ing. bum weekends, filling out questionaires for the year- book Favorite People A P RA. DG. BM. AG. CG. LL. the folks Heard Saying- let’s bolt. You knucklehead. That slumps. Have touch! Secret Desire-To graduate Remembered for his lunch time excursions with Tony. MARGARET MORRISSEY Margie. Sissy 1 10 59 Likes-Summer, eating. Mr Forster s classes, partying Dislikes-Not having anything to do. the words I don't care . Winter Favorite Peo- ple-R D . A A . K B . Mrs A . my Dad Heard Saying I don't know, its up to you Pet Peeve - Gossip, social cliques Ambition - To become a CPA. get married Secret Desire - To live in a home like Butter Brush farm Most Memorable Experience at WHS-Being on the float Junior year as a claironet Motto- Don't pretend to be what your re not and people may like you as you are Remembered for her quick temper SUZANNE NARDI Sue. Nart . 8 16 59 ... Likes Dungarees. . beach parties, goldfish, sailing, summer friends Disiikes-Bormg week- ends. busy phone signals, cleaning my room, false people ... Favorite People- My families. Meem. JDC. friends Heard Saying- Kath. I got some dirt! . I'm so embar- rassed!! ... Pet Peeve -Putting things off Ambition-Be- come a social worker and work in the city Most Memo- rable Experience at WHS-Homecommg dance, sneezing Motto - As Ben Franklin said. Three can keep a secret, if two of them are dead Remembered for her love of dirt.” INA L NEILL Louise. I.. Innnn 7 25 58 Likes-Gymnastics. S.P.G.C. my car. summer Dislikes-Followers. not being alive, being bored, being yelled at. Anatomy and Geometry Favorite People-Mr. Walcott. Miss Brady, everyone on the team, my close triends. my family Heard Saying- Teh . Call me later. I'm going to gymnastics . Guess what? Pet Peeve-being late Ambition-To work in the airlines Secret Desire-to continue gymnastics and become a coach Most Memorable Experience at WHS- Cheerieadmg Motto- What lies behind us and what lies before us is of little importance, what matters is what lies within us Remembered for her gymnastic ability MICHEAL WILLIAM NEILL Neilly 6 14 58 Likes-bemg around people, having a good time, partying, being with Rudy, skiing in Vermont Dislikes-bemg without Rudy, being in Vermont without any snow, no parties Favorite People-My family, the men Heard Saying- Me and Rudy are going to have it out . Where are all the parties Pet Peeve-People having their own cliques Ambition-To be a paid fireman and printer Secret Desire-To travel around the U S. and to have a happy and successful life Most Memorable Experience at WHS-Gomg to Florida with the Men. Senior class trip Motto: I'm not afraid of tomorrow, for I have seen yesterday and I love today Remembered for being a true fireman 136 CHARLES T O BRIEN OB. Chuck. Chuckie 10 22 59 Likes-girls. parties, concerts, basketball, weekends, camping, traveling, and meeting people Dislikes-stuck up people, all of our senior privileges, nothing to do Favorite People-my parents. Anne. Susan. Paul, grandmom. my friends Heard Saying- What's up tonight? . What's cookin'? Pet Peeve-People who use others Ambition-To be successful m whatever I decide to do and live a happy life Secret Desire-To win some B-Ball titles here and be able to play college ball Most Memorable Experience at WHS-Campmg trips to Virginia and Vermont, going to Florida over Easter Vacation with the men Motto- Live to be what you are. not what others want you to be” Remembered for having a personality that can't be beat. NANCY O'DONNELL 8 16 58 Likes-Foreign languages. Cat Stevens. Stamps, driving, swimming, penpals Dislikes-the word man , inconsiderate people, essays Favorite People- Mr. Borneman. Mr Fierro, my family, friends Heard Saying It really annoys me Pet Peeve-People who talk without saying anything Ambition-to go to college Secret Desire-To travel, go back to France Most Memorable Experience at WHS-1976 French Dinner Motto- Silence is golden Remembered for her academic ability. JAMES MICHAEL OLNEY 01 5 19 58 Likes-Basketball. Berme's Army. Kathy. Roodey. having a good time with My Men Dislikes- Losing Basketball games, getting hurt during the season and not being able to play, having no money. The B.G.'s Favorite People My family. My Men. all my coaches. Pat and Tony Heard Saying- You Knucklehead Pet Peeve-Cigarette Smoke Ambition-To go to college and play on its basketball team Secret Desire-To play on the N B A and have a successful life Most Memorable Experience at W H.S Playing basketball for Coach Berme McCraken and for the Wildwood Warriors Motto-Always aim for the top. you might make it to the middle, and Try hard-then try harder Remembered for being the heart of the Basketball Team SUSAN M ORLANDO Sue 9 29 59 Likes-Bemg with my friends. Christmas, driving around town Dislikes-Big Mouth People, getting up in the morning, taking tests, math Favorite People-My family. Friends. Lisa, and Chris Heard Saying- What? . What did you say?'' Pet Peeve- people who get enjoyment out of hurting other people Ambition-To teach handicapped children Secret Desire-To meet that certain guy and raise a family Most Memorable Experiences at W H.S My junior year!. Going to away basketball games Motto-'l am not afraid of tomorrow for I have seen yesterday, and I love today.” . Remembered for being short but sweet TERRI PALMER Terri 12 20 58 Likes-Partymg. good times with good friends. Prom 75-76 . 12 20 76. Good Music. The Grookett family . Loggms and Messina Dislikes- Nothmg to do. Wildwood’s Small Talk , rainy days. Staying in. Good-Byes. People who think they are better than others Favorite People-Family. Friends. Mr DelConte. Pam, Steve. Glenn. Jim, Sue. Mike. Mr S Heard Saying- Really . Get off my case Pet Peeve-Not being trusted Ambition-to be able to travel and take my time Secret Desire-to go anyplace, anytime, with all expenses paid Most Memorable experience at W H S.-Graduation. Cheerleading Motto- Do what you want to do. but BE what you are Remembered for her reserved spot on the absentee bulletin MARK D PETERS Pete . Earthquake 5 11 59 Likes-Football. T.C.R Bolts. Back Packing. ZZ Top. Throwing the Shot Dislikes-Filling out Questionnaires. Losing. Having a cast on my foot. Rumors. Fakes Favorite People- Mother Father. R M Heard Saymg-Break Time!!. It's a T.C.R Bolt Pet Peeve-People who think they're something that they are not Ambition-To play some college ball and succeed Most Memorable Experience at W H S - Va . Vt . and Fla Bolt Motto- Winning is not everything. It’s the only thing Remembered for always telling it like it is 137 ANTHONY PIROllI Tony 5 8 59 Likes-parties. girls, hockey. Flyers, football Favorite People-8 M PA, DW CG, H G . B E.. E R Heard Saymg-'What's up . ‘Let's party . “Flyers won'' Pet Peeve-homework Ambition-to be famous Secret Desire-play in NHL Most Memorable Experience at WHS-gettmg sick m the cafeteria Motto 'Work at day. party at night and you will live a good life Remembered for his lunch time excursions with Bob FRANK GEORGE PLUMLEY. JR Butch. Uncle Phester 12 13 58 Likes-girls. beer. 1st period History. Wednesdays, work, cheese steaks Dislikes-grumpy people, warm bar. snobby girls, getting up m the morning Favorite People- my Mom. Gas Jockey, my boss Pet Peeve- getting up in the morning Heard saying- Ah. come on Secret Desire-to become rich and famous Ambition-to get married and have a family Most Memorable Experience at WHS-never getting suspended Motto Keep it high and keep her dry Remembered for being such a radical SCOTT PORTER 1 26 59 Likes-bowlmg. chess, driving, parties, my friends Dislikes-smokmg. dishonest people, not having my own car Favorite People-all my frjends Heard Saying- Oh. wow , Really, that's interesting Pet Peeves-snobs. Senior Health class Ambition- to be a C P A Most Memorable Experience at WHS-'75-'76 basketball season Motto It does not matter whether you win or lose the game, just so that you score Remembered for being so gullible. PERRIE PRINCE P R 6 29 59 Likes-music. concerts, summer, honest and real people. Mayfair Dislikes-Wildwood in the winter, fake people, society's standards, getting up in the morning, cold weather Favorite People-Dan Fogelberg. my parents and friends Heard Saying It doesn't matter”, nothing Pet Peeves school, people who let other people rum their lives Ambition-to leave Wildwood forever' Most Memorable Experiences at WHS-Mr Kelly's English class. Mr Fierro's History class Motto Sad to say we had to part, when the fun had just begun Remembered for always expressing her opinion. DEBORAH ANN PUNZO Debbie 9 27 59 Likes- Being with Charlie, dancing, music. Mr Borneman. County Park, my sister Dislikes- arguments. getting up early, feeling pressured, misunder- standing. dishonesty Favorite People - Charlie. My Fam- ily. Friends Heard Saying - Oh you don’t mean that! Pet Peeve • Injustice ... Ambition- To become a profes- sional dancer, and find happiness in life Secret Desire - To dance at Disneyland with Cheryl . Most Memorable Expennce At WHS - 'Oliver' Motto - Peace can only be achieved through understanding remembered for being a dizzy blonde ROBERTA GAIL RAGUE Cookie. Bobby 4 6 59 Lies-Steve. Fla . Charlie. Blue Eyes. Butter Brush Farm. Christmas Dislikes-argumg. gossip ... Favorite People - Steve, my parents, my close friends. Billy. The Armstrongs Heard Saying- Steve! Pet Peeve- People who criticize others Ambition - to become a Physical Therapist . Secret Desire- To marry a certain someone and be happy and successful in life Most Memorable Experiences At WHS- Being on the Homecoming Court. My Senior Year. 3 12 76 Motto- We love the things we love, for what they are Re- membered for her love of Beans ROBERT CHARLES RANSOM Charlie . Rans. SPM 2 11 59 . Likes LG s house. Vt Cabins. The Men. Football and The CMC Track meets ... Dislikes- Not being able to have a certain kind of good friends. Losing Attitudes. False People. Maxwell Field and all the promises we got! ... Favorite People- L.G.. my fam- ily. C.R.. L.C.F . Mrs. Ewan .. Heard Saymt- What do ya think?”. Whata ya know? Pet Peeve-Snobs. People who don't mind their own business Ambition- To play college football and be successful in life Most Memora- ble Experiences At WHS- The educational trips to Ver- mont. Virginia and Florida .. Motto- If you cannot be yourself, then who will you Be! Remembered for his love of Charlie's Angels MARION RISBON Kraut 7 28 58 Likes- Drawing, music, television, movies, animals. Italian Food .. Dislikes- gossip, stuck-up people, homework, school, soapoperas. people who think they're better than what they are Favorite People- Pe- ter Frampton. Elton John Heard Saying- Oh wow! Pet Peeve- Liver ... Secret Desire- to have more Elton John pictures and records Ambition to draw Most Memo- rable Experience At WHS-When I almost couldn't go to Ita- ly because I am a German citizen ... remembered for her small penmanship. 139 OAVID ROACH Dave 10 11 57 Likes-A certain girl m the Crest. Miller Beer, a good personality in people, nice cars, parties Dislikes-Argumg with Lori, dry parties, smashing up cars (my own), car payments, work Favorite People-lori. my family Heard Saymg-' Ah. come on! Pet Peeve-11th grade in Mr Barbose's history class Ambition-To follow in my father's footsteps Secret Desire-To be a billionaire. I'll have everything Most Memorable Experience at WHS-Home Coming 75 Motto-'The metabolism of the word oil” has thus created immortality among the students here at WHS (Richard O'Conner) Remembered for his fear of Raid STEVE ROACH Roachy 6 3 59 Likes-Parties. Miller, skiing, weekends, summer Dislikes-Losmg football games, getting up m the morning, getting m accidents, gossip, wearing glasses Heard Saying-'l wish I had my car Ambition-To have a lot of money and to be happy Secret Desire-To be in a demolition derby Most Memorable Experience at WHS-Class trip Motto- Do what you can today, because there might not be a tomorrow. Remembered for his safe driving courses. DIANE ROSSI Dee. Die. Den. Lavern 1 24 59 Likes-Philly. cloths, work, swimming, traveling, people Dislikes Snobs, a certain teacher, not having any money Favorite People-Frank Sinatra. Fred Astare, my Mom. Dennis. Linda Heard Saying- What '. ' Yea' Pet Peeve-Two-faced people, conceited guys and girls Ambition-To be a model Secret Desire-To travel Most Memorable Experience at WHS-Graduatmg Motto- Live for yourself, and not for others ' Remembered for her Love of Laverne ANTHONY ROBINSON Tony 8 20 59 Likes-My friends, parties, football, tennis. Farrah Fawcett. Chicago Dislikes-SAT'S. crutches, snobs, knee braces, people who smoke at the table while I eat Favorite People-My family. LuAnn. Frank. Pauline. Gwen H . Cookie. Steve. Coach Tracey Heard Saying Come on Man! Get out of Here!' Pet Peeve-Rumors in WHS Ambition-To be successful m business Secret Desire-To live a long, happy and prosperous life Most Memorable Experience at WHS- Playing on the tennis team for WHS Motto-' lf you Love something very. very. much. Let it go Free. If it does not return, it was never meant to be yours, if it does, love it forever.” Remembered for brightening everybody's day LUCILLE M RUSSELLO Remembered for her love of VO-Tech PAULA SIDERIO Sid 10 10 58 Likes-nature. animals. Christian fellowship, playing the clarinet, cooking, togetherness, peace, joy. friends Dislikes-cruelty. Scratch, falseness, deceit, being around smoke Favorite People-Jesus. Mom. Dad. Mike. Christian brothers and sisters Heard Saying-'Tm hungry! . Hurry up Pet Peeve-when the Lord s name is used m vain Ambition-to live in harmony with God's plan Secret Desire-to live in the wilderness close to nature Most Memorable Experience At W H S -having Mr Gicas for a teacher and participating in musical activities Motto-'Trust m the Lord with all thine heart; and lean not unto thine own understanding In all thy ways acknowledge Him. and He shall direct thy paths — Proverbs 3 5-6 Remembered for her unique ways DIANE L SIMMONS Diane 3 29 59 Likes-people. traveling, little kids, helping people out Dislikes-stuck-up people, living m Wildwood, cold weather, being alone Favorite Person- Steve Wychick Heard Saymg-' Man'. Steve and I did “Turkey!! Pet Peeves-people talking about others, living m Wildwood Ambition-to teach the handicapped Secret Desire-to be married and take care of Steve Most Memorable Experiences At W H S - making it to the 12th grade and graduating, having Mr 8arbose as my teacher Motto-' Live while you're alive! Remembered for being a very open person JOHN SNYDER 10 25 58 Likes-motorcycles. football. Kiss . Blue Oyster Cult Disiikes-losing football games, stuck-up people Favorite Person-Ace Frechley Heard Saying Did you see Kiss' new album’ Pet Peeve- the little cliques that people have in school Ambition- to be rich and live happily Secret Desire-to be a professional motorcross rider Most Memorable Experience At W H.S Mr Foster's Business Law class Motto- Do unto others, then split Remembered for his love of Brad MacDonald 141 ELIZABETH STARTARE Beth 7 23 59 Likes-Lenny. thinking, being outdoors, flowers. Neil Young, jeans, concerts, long hair and beards Disiikes-wakmg up. people who don't use their mind, all the phonies in W H S., getting dirty looks, being bored, being told what to do Favorite Person- Leonard Prickett Heard Saying-'l can't believe it Pet Peeve-people who act like Jimmy Ambition-to write the Great American Novel, to play the guitar well Most Memorable Experience at WHS-leavmg it Motto- If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music which he hears, however measured or far away It is not important that he should mature as soon as an apple tree or an oak (Throeau) Remembered for being an individualist KATHLEEN MARIE STOCKER Kathy. Stoker. Stocker. Boom-Boom 10 4 58 Likes-people with smiles, back-packing, popcorn, icepicks, doing something different Dislikes-my procrastination, people with no self-confidence, unsociable people, static filled radios, meat Favorite People-all my friends. K M Bobby Frame. Margaret. Sue Heard Saying Sue. got any dirt?”. ”1 don't care Pet Peeve-being told to do something, when I know I have to do it Ambition-to move to San Francisco and be successful, to live adventurous the rest of my life Secret Desire-to marry, to have a St. Bernard named Barabus Most Memorable Experience at WHS-school trip to Germany, trip to Vermont and getting green feet Motto- If you cast your sails into the wind, then you must go where the wind takes you (Boethius) Remembered for being so full of life 142 FRANCES MARIE TASSONI Fran. C.C. 11 18 58 Likes-roller skating. Flyers, partying, listening to music. Cat Stevens, weekends, camping. CB.'s Dislikes-ramy weather, snobs, people who are in bad moods, having no tissues, not being understood Favorite People-family, friends, tippy. Mr B Heard Saying- 'l don't know , get lost , get out of here , leave me alone Pet Peeve-homework, miserable weather, not enough courage Ambition-to achieve the goals I set for myself Most Memorable Experiences at WHS-75-76 winter, prom, being a senior, graduating Motto- Time is precious and you can't turn back the hands of the clock of life So live your life to the fullest moment Remembered for being creative LEONARD TANTAROS 3 30 58 Remembered for his apathy EUGENE T TAYLOR JR Pooge ... 6 12 58 Likes- football, taking walks, swimming .. Dislikes- phoney people, chicken Favorite People- Mom. family. Gwen Heard Saymg- Go nuts”. I got it wired” . Ambition- become a C P A Secret Desire- To own a restaurant Most Memorable Experience- V.A Bolt. T C.R Remembered for his ever-changing moods. THOMAS TETI 3 19 59 ... Remembered for his temporary leave of absence. JOAN C. TAYLOR 12 14 58 ... Likes- Being with Den. listening to music. Tiny, long weekends, walking on the beach Dislikes- kghts. getting up for school, having too much to do. dishonesty, making decisions Favorite People- My Family. Dennis. Den s Family. Lon and Mike. Mr. Barbose Heard Saying- Huh? What did you say? Pet Peeve- Wildwood High Rumors Ambition- To be successful in what I do and to travel Secret Desire- To someday get married and live happily ever after Most Memorable Experience At WHS-Graduatmg Motto- Man's mind, stretched to a new idea, never goes back to its original dimensions Remembered for her leadership TAMI ANN THOMAS Redhead. Reds. T.T. 2 27 59 Likes- love poems, summer. Italian Food. Mr. Borneman's unusual way of teaching, mustaches ... Dislikes- Good-Bye s, nothing to do ... Favorite People- Donna. Patti. Mary. Mr. D. and parents ... Pet Peeve- rushing through things ... Ambition- to return the favor my parents gave me . . Secret Desire- To live in a big house out in the country . Most Memorable Experience At WHS-lreshman study hall ... Motto- You don't realize what you have until you lose it .. Remembered for moving up to graduate with us. 143 PATRICIA TIMMINS Patty 12 19 58 Likes-Mountams. beaches, good books, music, antiques Dislikes-Pollution. dishonesty, immaturity. T V. commercials, alarm clocks Favorite People-My Father and Joe Heard Saymg- To each his own Pet Peeve-Wasted intelligence and insincerity AmbitK n-To own a farm Secret Desire-To write novels Most Memorable Experience at WHS-Gomg to Europe Motto- Ours is to experience Remembered for her writing ability. FRANCIS TOMLINSON JR Denny 6 20 59 likes-Rollmg Stones, running, sleeping late, hockey. 5 for $1. and Tush by Z.Z Tops Dislikes-3 minutes between classes, homework. Elton John. Juney. Bob Marley and the Wallers and tanks that read E Favorite People-Mother and Father, friends Heard Saymg- Hey Mike, where's the mop? . Mike and Joe. what do you want to pull over on Juney today? Pet Peeve-People who have no common sense, but are considered smart Ambition-To own a country club in Florida . Secret Desire-To win a cross-country race and beat Mike Most Memorable Experience at WHS Lighting up the trash can in front of Buzzy Motto- If at first you don't succeed. Bluff. Remembered for his love of concerts. CATHERINE LOUISE TRIMPEY Trimp. Cathy Likes-Basketbali. disco music, clubbing fighting with Chris, what ever else is exciting Dislikes- Good-byes. stuck-up people. English class, prejudice people Favorite People-Scott. Mr Fierro. Mr Caterenie. my friends Heard Saying- You Turkey . Tell me about it Pet Peeve-Being bored, people who spread rumors Ambition-To be able to have happiness where ever I go Secret Desire-To be with Jeff again, someday Most Memorable Experience at WHS-Bemg in the class of 77 . Prom Motto- Happiness is the only good The time to be happy is now The place to be happy is here The way to be happy is to make others so Remembered for going from one romance to another. JIM ALAN TROXELL Trox. Hook. Indiana 12 28 58 Likes-Sports. parties, girls, having a good time, a good joke Dishkes- Bad parties, rumors, losing, having to go home early, cold weather Favorite People-My Mom and Grandmother. Lu. Tony and a special girl Heard Saying for a dollar! . Where's the party Saturday night? . I don't know Pet Peeve-Losing Ambition-To be a big success m life Secret Desire-To become a millionaire Most Memorable Experience at WHS-My first day at Wildwood High Motto- Do everything once, twice if you like it Remembered for his Indian Hook. 144 MARC GORDON TZORFAS Marc 9 3 59 .. Likes-girls. The Beatles”. Y J. Con- ventions. pole vaulting. WYSP. stereos, munching out Dislikes-snobs (especially JAP’s) Expository Writing, drag- ging school days. Trig.. College Applications Favorite People-my parents Heard Saymg- Do you understand the Trig? . Where's Big Joe? Pet Peeve Maxwell Field and the rusted out Pole Vaulting Box Ambition-to be successful, happy, and make a lot of money Secret Desire-to sail down to Florida m my $500,000 yacht Most Memorable Experience At W H S.-throwing darts at my Anatomy cat.- 319 Sladek .. Motto- And in the end the love you take, is equal to the love you make Re membered for his hard to pronounce name. MARK W (JUSSI Chief .. 11 22 58 .. Likes-sports. fishing, trapping, bow-hunting, playing instruments, partying, girls Ambi- tion-to become a jack of all trades Secret Desire-to travel the world .. Most Memorable Experience At W H.S Mr. Borneman's class Motto-’You're only what you make yourself Remembered for being a new face m the crowd LORRAINE VALERI 4 19 59 ... Likes-bemg with G.K., traveling, going to con- certs. Mugsy. summer ... Dislikes-makmg mistakes, gos- sip. waking up. cliques, hurting others Favorite People- George. parents. A.I., my friends .. Heard Saying-' What did you say? . Huh? , Yeah, really Pet Peeve- boredom .. Ambiton-to work in an office and live an ex- citing life Secret Desire-to be happy, to get married, and live m the country Most Memorable Experience At W H.S.-My first and last years Motto- Wherever there is happiness a little ram will fall. Remembered for be- ing a friend to everyone ROBERT VANCE Vmny .. 9 3 59 ... Likes-Girls. boats, hunting, fishing, water and snow skiing. Spike . Aerosmith .. Dishkes- Two-faced people, dull weekends, dry parties. Favorite people-Mark McClure. Rick. Epeig. Heard Saymg- Sure Buddy! Schmolace. Hee Ya! . We be lookin' good . Let’s get outta here! Pet Peeve-People who aren't on time ., Ambition-to be a Party boat captian Se- cret Desire-To have plenty of bucks Most Memorable Experience at W H.S -First day as a Freshmen Motto: Do to others as they would do to you Remembered for his many trips to LCMR 145 CATHY NANDEGRIFT Superfly 5 24 59 Likes-K B W . nice guys, race clothes, partying, true friends, dancing Dislikes-Sneaky people, eating hot dogs, conceited people, people who criticise only to hurt someone, nothing to do. losing something special Favorite People-Space Ace and my Mother Heard Saying- Really, where. puU over Pet Peeve-Not getting A s m Geometry Secret Desire- To become successful m something I do. so that it can benefit others, as well as myself AmbitK n-To become a lawyer and wife Most Memorable Experience at WHS-Commg back m Senior year to graduate with my own class Motto- The moment may be temporary, but the memory is forever Remembered for her quiet ways STEVEN MARK VERSAGGI Steve. Stevie 2 1 59 Likes-Music. my VW. playing p«ano. basketball, having money. New York Dislikes MJ‘s big mouth, empty gas tanks, string beans, mayonnaise, wearing turtlenecks Favorite Person- Dorne Heard Saying- What do you want to do tonight. Dor?” Pet Peeve-People that try to be something they aren't Ambition-To become a C P A Secret Desire-To write music for Broadway shows Most Memorable Experience at WHS-Bemg m the play Remembered lor his love of Lotus Blossom RON VITO Veet 3 6 59 Likes-Fnsbee. skateboarding, music (good), girls, working, swimming, playing pool Dtslikes- Gossip Favorite People-John F Kennedy. Frank Zappa Pet Peeve-Smelly people Ambition-To be very prosperous Secret Desire-To own Las Vegas Most Memorable Experience at WHS-Homecoming Motto- The cow may come and the cow may go. but the bull goes on Forever! Remembered for always saying Is my hair alright?” KENNETH B WALL Ken. Wail 9 8 59 Ukes-Huntmg. fishing, ladies, music, anticipation, massages Dislikes-Smoking, lying, fighting. immature people, pollution Favorite Person- Patty Gicas Heard Saying- N F.G ”. Trouble . Quickly Mom Aw Buddy What, are you kidding me? Pet Peeve-Cigarette smoking Ambition-To become a wildlife manager Secret Desire-To become nch m my early life so I don't have to work when I get old Motto- Life is full of hostilities, happiness is how well you cope with them Remembered for his love of music 146 ROBIN LEE WATT Rob 7 4 59 Likes-Spaghetti. driving around. Piro's Piwa. french fries, owls Dislikes-Pushy people, running out of gas. English, being tokJ what to do Fa- vorite People-My parents. Sue German. Terri Pal Heard Saying- Forget it”. I don't care Pet Peeve-ln- srncere guys. Summer of 76 Most Memorable Ex- perience at WHS-Graduatmg and always sitting m Room 308 before and after school Motto- Do everything you can today because there may not be a tomorrow Re- membered for being so bright TIMOTHY M WEINGARO Wemo 9 1 59 Likes-Bowlmg. hockey. McDonald's, money, cars, staying out late, challenge Mac Dishkes- Naggy people, work getting up early, letting dogs out news, dentists. Mom s stew Heard Saying Why are you so ugly’ Ambition to be an auto mechanic Secret Desire-to have my own business Remembered for h� s peaceful ways ISAAC WILLIAMS The Kid. Ike (at home) Bum 10 26 58 Likes-Dat- mg. parties, working on cars Dislikes-Smoking, brag- ging Favorite People-My teacher Mr McShane. my counselor Mr Gable Pet Peeve-Foxy Ladies Ambi- tion-To be a Marine policeman or a Manne and auto me chanic Secret Desire-To ftnish high school, to be a good and outstanding citi en. and a good Manne police- man to help others Most Memorable Experience at WHS-Mr Simonim s class, he taught me a lot and was un- derstanding Motto- lt is never too late to learn Each and every day is a new experience to learn Remem- bered for his love of Baseball PATRICIA ANN WESTOG Meatball. Little Freshman 12 30 58 Likes- Joey, dancing, music, swimming, to party Dislikes-Peopie who are stuck on themselves Favorite People-Joey. Tarm. Donna. Mr D. The Zelmaks Heard Saying-'What can I say Pet Peeve-Homework. Wildwood in the win- ter Ambition-to become a secretary Secret Desire- to become a singer Most Memorable Experience at WHS-Freshman study ha«. going through WHS m 3 years Motto- Do unto others as though you were the other, and the others will do unto you Remembered for her whispering voice ? ? 147 PETER WOOLLEY Pete. Pres 2 23 59 Likes-baseball. Jaw. stage band, travel, being the boss Dislikes- cigarettes, gossip, incompetence Favorite People-Maynard Ferguson. Billy Martin. Farrah Fawcett Majors Heard Saying- What's the difference? ... Pet Peeve- Pushy People Ambition- Statesman Secret Desire- Manage a Major League Baseball Team Most Memorable Experiences At WHS- Home COMING coming '76. Geometry Class Motto- All the world's a stage, and all the men and women merely players: They have exits and their entrances; and one man in his time plays many parts' Remembered for being President of the Senior Class. THOMAS GERARD Tom ... 10 11 58 Likes-Basketball. Mechanics, cars Ambition-Bus driver ARTIE WOOTEN Slick ... 6 25 58 Likes-girls. baseball, pool, hunting, parties . find clothing ... Dislikes- fine school, working, girls and boys with no ambition, drugs Favorite People Staci W . Soma H . Wayne W . Kim B . James C . Angela M Heard Saying Dig it Pet PeeveTHE LUNCH Ambition-To become rich ... Secret Desire-to play DAVID C pro baseball Most Memorable Experience at WHS-the end of the school year Motto-' Live every day to the fullest Remembered for being Slick DAVID C GEORGE 11 27 58 Special Thanks As we look back on our four years together as a class, several people have earned our special expression of gratitude. They have guided us through difficult tasks, have helped us mature, and have shown us new directions to travel. Mr. Stuart Hartman's name shines when the term sociology pops up or the idea of people working together is discussed. Mr. Hartman's enthusiasm in the classroom along with his dedicated work as advisor to the Islander ef- fects a large segment of our senior class. For his unselfish efforts and invaluable talents thanks seems too trite. He has been far more than a teacher or an advisor; he has been our friendly and an unforgettable experience. Ms. Sandra Struble, as our class advisor, has unselfishly given of her time and influence to make our activities this year something we will remember for a long time. She was instrumental in getting us a class trip and almost single-handedly arranged it well as accompanying us to Massachusettes. Her help has been invaluable in almost ev- ery senior class activity. Our hats are off to her for a job well done. Mr. Isaac Forster has been little recognized for his willingness to lend an ear and a sympathetic thought to a student in need. His helpfulness is apparent in and out of the classroom and his vast and applicable knowledge has been shared at will with anyone who has a need. We salute you as a fine representative of the faculty and a friend of us all! Mr. Ed Borneman receives our special gratitude on the yearbook staff. His frequent visits and his wit have brought a little joy to our staff when the going was tough. We also are grateful for his editing skills and special ideas when the need arose. The yearbook staff and the senior class sends out our regards to you, a scholar, a gentle- man and a friendly and enjoyable individual. Mrs. Betty King seems to be everywhere at once when a helping hand is needed in plays, musical productions or whenever a special problem arises. It is indeed a pleasure to hear our fellow students' Sound of Music being brought to their fullest potential by such a fine instructor and friend to all. Many thanks to her from all of us! Mr. Philip Answini, as principal of the high school for the first time this year, has been stern but understanding in his dealings with us. His enlighted attitude was most appreciated by the seniors as he was a great help in arrang- ing the senior class trip and other scholastic and extra-curricular activities for us. We see nothing but the best for Wildwood High School in the future with Mr. Answini as principal. We wish to express our thanks to this fine ad- ministrator and friend with all of our best regards for his future years at Wildwood! 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GINO'S can provide job opportunities from May until September COMPLIMENTS OF MOREY'S SURFSIDE PIER 25th Boardwalk N. Wildwood Good-Luck and Much Success •••• 158 Congratulations KATHY'S KORNER The best in Steak Sandwiches to the Class of 1977 All Types of Hoagies Imported and Domestic Luncheon Meats Especially Sundries, Magazines Joan and Eugene and Groceries Call 729-3658 Open 7 A.M. till 11 P.M. TAYLOR'S MARKET Owners Tom and Kathy Melchiorre Congratulations to the Graduates J. BYRNE AGENCY, INC. BARBARA ANN'S BEAUTY SALON 5800 New Jersey Ave. 522-7076 T Barbara Flacco-Owner ::::: £ ATLANTIC GIFT CENTER 142 E. Lincoln Av. Wildwood, N.J. 08260 Phone (609) 522-2401 instate IRV POSTERNOCK Senior Account Agent 121 W. Aster Rd., Wildwood Crest, N.J. 08260 BUS: 522-1257 WILDWOOD EXXON COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE REPAIRS ELECTRONIC TUNE-UPS RIO GRANDE PARK BLVD. COMPLIMENTS OF: KINDLE FORD MERCURY-LINCOLN, INC. MERCURY-LINCOLN, INC. Wildwood, N.J. % 160 • ••• • • • • M� •••• ••• • •• • •• •••• % CONGRATULATIONS TO :: THE CLASS OF 77 :: especially Marceda From Mr. and Mrs. Leo Grande :: and family Congratulations Class of 77 THE FLACCO FAMILY LuAnn 77 Louie 85 Chrissy 80 Marie Ann 87 Best Wishes From STOCKER'S CERAMICS CONGRATULATIONS to ALL SINGAPORE MOTEL Dr. Mrs. Arnold Podell and Family VETERAN'S CAB SERVICE 522-5833 FAST, DEPENDABLE SERVICE WILDWOOD EXXON COMPLETE ELECTRONIC TUNE-UPS ALL AUTOMOTIVE REPAIRS RIO GRANDE PARK RLVD GALAXIE MOTEL 510 E. 11th AVENUE NORTH WILDWOOD, N.J. PHONE-522-1646 r ivs vj i � ii u l. vx i n i ul v u. 24 HOUR TOWING ROAD SERVICE YELLOW CAB JOHN PAXTON 729-1231 522-0555 iiUiiiiissssissiiiisiiliiliiiiiiilliiiiiiUiiUliiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiliiUiiiliiV •••I •••I ••• •••• ••• •••• •••• ••• •• ••• • • • ••- • •• � ••• ••• • •• ••• ••• §••• • •• ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• � ••• !••• ••• � ••• • •• � ••• • •• • •• • •• • •• ••• ••• ••• IM. � •••' ••• ••• ••• ••• IF YOU'RE SO AMBITIOUS HOW COME YOU'RE NOT IN THE AIR FORCE? Air Force schooling is some of the best in the world. What some people don't realize is that it's one of the best deals in the world. Because instead of having to pay, you get paid. (It's a distinction worth thinking about.) Specialize in one of 250 career jobs. Com- puters to carpentry, engineering, plumb- ing, mechanics. Learn the career you want. But better yet, learn a career you're best qualified for. Get superior tech- nical schooling. Then get the kind of solid practical experience that works beautifully, either in or out of the service. The Air Force can be your school. Con- tact your local Air Force representative. He'll show you 'round the campus. Congratulations to the 1977 Seniors S SGT PETER TOMPKINS Ph. 609-344-4011 Ext: 246 MO l fira H'f Pen fasidwanX-lountfe-Hatel ftekends - Holiday Svfddls Jfogroup foo stiff or fa large ■ ■' .V? _ Congratulations to The Class of 1977 DIAMOND BEACH LOU VITO 522-3543 AMERICAN PLUMBING HEATING AIR CONDITIONING P.0. BOX 507 WILDWOOD, N.J. 08260 D. V. INC. uiiilliiiiiiiiiiiii i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii i i i 162 GOOD-LUCK COOKIE GOOD-LUCK! SANDS MOTEL COFFEE SHOP WAIKIKI MOTOR INN AND SIESTA MOTELS SWITZER COOMBS, INC. CAPE ISLAND MARINA CAPE MAY Real Estate and Insurance 5200 New Jersey Avenue Wildwood, N.J. 08260 Telephone: (609) 522-7776 GOOD-LUCK CLASS OF 77 OLD PHILA BAR HOTEL OCEAN HOLIDAY 224 E. BurkAve MOTOR INN Wildwood, N.J. 08260 PIZZA PIES f) COLD curs y- 107 W. 7th Ave. •ifnflHNorth Wildwood, N.J. jaLLunABMa 08260 N.J. CAIRONE HOT BAR-B-QUE • CHICKEN and SPARE RIBS GIM SIS flHD SHIMS Contractor and Builder Additions Alterations Take-Out-Service 522-3783 NO JOB TOO SMALL Phone 522-6116 1••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ;;;4hUUUiUsiUiiiii:i 163 £ iliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilliiiiliiiiiiiiilliiiiiiliiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHil Best of Luck To Me BEST OF LUCK! Class of 77 DOM'S RESTAURANT Compliment of Flacco's Market HUSTLE INN GIFT SHOP Congratulations BOARDWALK AT 23rd Ave. Class of 77 WILDWOOD, N.J. 08260 THE BRENNAN FAMILY FUNNEL CAKE Best Wishes Cedar and Boardwalk ANTLER'S CAFE 119 East 17th St. WILDWOOD, N.J. North Wildwood MARINE ITALIAN BAKERY PALOMBO'S PHARMACY PASTRY SHOP 1201 New Jersey Ave 102 W. TAYLOR AVE. North Wildwood, N.J. WILDWOOD, N.J. 522-2823 ALD0A. Palombo, R.P. 522-7501 SUCCESS TO THE GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 77 To The Class of 77 JOSEPH SLADEK JR. GRANDE'S CAFE 1ST PERIOD FRENCH CLASS COMPLIMENTS OF: Miss laconangeld Peter Woolley Mary Jane Boyle Nancy O'Donnell Tyrone McNeal LuAnn Flacco WILDWOOD TRAVEL Keep The Music Going! CORK N BOTTLE SEASHORE STEREO Liquor Store and Lounge 3919 Pacific Ave. Wildwood Burk and Atlantic Ave. 522-8313 STILE PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY SHEA'S SEVENTEENTH STREET 4301 Pacific Ave. MARKET 729-1050 Ample Parking 113 E. 17th AV. N. Wildwood T a. 164 ••• ••• Compliments of PORT ROYAL MOTOR INN RESTAURANT Compliments of MONAGHAN'S TIRE CENTER Rio Grande Best Wishes To The Class of 71 CRAFT'S SUNOCO STATION PANORAMIC MOTEL Tom Mary Fischetti DON TWIST CONTRACTOR GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 77 GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 77 COASTAL VENDING, INC. COMPLIMENTS OF: STEPHEN S. RUBINS VINCENT L. LAMANA JR. JAMES A. WALDRON BOTTO'S BIKES ARCADE 405 E. 10th AVE. NORTH WILDWOOD COMPLIMENTS OF JOHNSON'S FRIENDSHIP CENTER 8700 New Jersey Ave. Wildwood Crest SILEN'S Shoes Restaurant COMPLIMENTS OF DESIGN CRAFT 21 Marlyn Manor Shopping Center RioGrande N.J. 08242 HARRY LANZA SONS ART CENTER 4711 Park Boulevard Wildwood, NJ, 08260 Phone 522-5031 RICH'S HOLLYWOOD BARBER SHOP 117 E. 17th Avenue N. Wildwood NJ. Phone 522-7903 - PROMS - MARIE'S FLOWER SHOPPE Weddings - Birthdays u.OI[ Funerals - Planters MARIE FALCEY, Owner Artificial Arrangements Phone 729-0199 FRESH FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Corner of Wildwood, N.J. New Jersey Montgomery Ave. 08260 PETER VINCENT HAIR STYLISTS 3102 Pacific Avenue Wildwood NJ 08260 TOWNE CRIER 115 E. 17th Avenue Phone 522-5637 Open All Year Round A •• • ••� • •• •••� • •• • •• :::: • •• ••• ••• :::: ••• ••• •••• •••• •••• ••• ••• ••• •••• ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• ••ft ••• ••• •••§ ••• ••• ••• • ••« ••• ••• ••• ••• •••§ ••• ••• ••• •••• ••• ••• ••• ••• •••• ••• ••• •••• •••§ •••• •Ml •Mt •M ••• •M| •••( •M •Mt ••• ••• •Mt •Mt •Mt •••I •Mt •Mt ••• •Mt •Mt •••€ •Mt •Mt •Mt •Mt •Mt •Mt •••I •Mt •Mt •Mt ••• •Mt • ••I •Mt •Mt ••• ••• •Mt •Mt 165 •••« •••• •••- !••• !•••- ••• ■ !••• ! ••• !•••- ! ••• !•••• !••• !••• •••• •••• ••• ••• •••- ••• •••- •••• •••• ••• ••• •••• •••• ••• •••• ••• •••• •••• •••- ••• •••- •••- ••••« ••• ••• ••• ••• •••« ••• §••• •••• ••• !••• § •• !•••« M « !••• !•••• §•••- !•••. !«••• ! ••• ••• !•••- ! •••■ ! ••• ) ••• •••- •••- •••- •••- •••• •••• !••••■ !•••«• )•••« !••• ! ••• •••« •••• •••— •..... ••• •••- ••••- •••• ••• •••- ••• • • • • DPS EASTERN AUTO SUPPLY, INC. Rio Grande, New Jersey, 08260 Phone-886-1188-1189 Stock Replacement For American And Foreign Cars FROM BUMPER TO TAILLIGHT Accessories Exhaust Systems Phone-522-0255 Free Delivery TROPEA'S PHARMACY For Your Health A.W. TROPEA, B. SC., R.P. 5811 New Jersey Avenue Wildwood Crest, N.J. 08260 SUNDBERG'S .... Seafoods A Speciality RESTAURANT o Platters o Children's Menu o Dinners Phone Cor. 2nd New York Aves. 522-5021 North Wildwood, N.J. 08260 J-J LAUNDRETTE 5600 Pacific Avenue Wildwood Crest, N.J. CONGRATULATIONS SEA EDGE MOTEL TO ALL MY CHILDREN. LOVE, THE OLD MAN CONRAD J. JOHNSON SONS m PLUMBING HEATING NJ. State License 4243 319 W. Taylor Ave. Wildwood, N.J. Phone-522-4535 . 'Il 116 E. PoplarAv. Wildwood, N.J. Ph. 522-6270 REX HOTEL i ■ LUANN '78 SCHIAV0NE GAIL C0RDY '78 GOOD LUCK SUCCESS IN YOU FUTURE! Stereo Players Sheet Music 866-1540 Tape Center KROWN RECORD SHOP In the Breeze-Way Marlyn Mano Shopping Center Rio Grande, New Jersey 08242 Musical Instruments Accessories Best Wishes Class of '77 JAN, KEVIN STU HARTMAN ..... ••• ••• ••• •••• ••• ••• ::::: •••• ••• ••• ...... ...... ••• ••• ••• •••• •••• •••• •••• •••• ••• ••• •••• •••• ..... •••• ••• ••• •••• •Ml ••• • •• ...... •••• ••• ..... •••• ••• •••• ..... •••• ••• ‘••it •••• •••• ••• ...... •••J ...... •••• •••• •••• •••• ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• •••• ••• ••• •••• ••• •••• •••• •••J •••• :::: •••• vi- v ••• • •• iiiiiiiiiiiii • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• H Vn.-M;.................................... STUDENTS Sandy and Diane Wilson Judy Stocker Dennis and Joan Cookie and Steve Amy Ludman Patty and Sam George and Lorraine Mike Johnson Space-ace and Super-fly LuAnn Flacco Steve and Kim Gwendolyn Harris Honey and Baby Billy Daniels Linda Johnson PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Goodman Mr. and Mrs. Edward Baker Mr. and Mrs. Alan I. Gould Bunny McKenna Falk's Jewelry Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Wogan Mr. and Mrs. William Daniels Mr. and Mrs. John Botto Patricia Eileen Davies Fox Bros. The Izzi Family Mr. and Mrs. David Wilson Mr. and Mrs. John F. Stocker Leonard Bonitt Shell Shop Snuffy's Luncheonette Mr. and Mrs. Rom Nardi Second Cup Mr. and Mrs. William Dry Mr. Michael McShane Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mann Jr. Pat's Cold Cuts Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Baker Kosta T.V. Service Mr. and Mrs. William Osborn Alice N. Anderson Pat Brew in Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Borneman Gidding's Habadashery Best Wishes Woody's Liquor Store and Bar Spa-Cresse and Pacific Bill Hearn Best Wishes A Friend Falk's-Jilly's • M§ •••• Mil •••I -•••I • ••I • ••I ••• •••€ ••• •••€ 167 All hail ye to our Wildwood High We'll ne'er forget its name, Oh hail to all our friends we made, our memories remain, and as we pass the final hour through these immortal halls, We lift our heads to say with pride Oh hail to Wildwood High!! m