Wildwood High School - Breakers Yearbook (Wildwood, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 180 of the 1981 volume:

erving ildwood igh chool The Islander $25 Per Copy Including Supplement 1980-1981 School Year Arlo Visits WHS This year at W.H.S., the students finally managed to stay awake during homeroom. This ma- jor breakthrough was achieved by the in- troduction of Arlo Caustreman. Yes, Arlo, that famous man of destiny, did manage to capture our hearts and ears for a few moments every morning. We await eagerly for his return and thank the yearbook staff for bringing him into our lives. Student-Teacher Relationship Analyzed New Plans This year The Islander staff chose to change the format of the yearbook. A sup- plement, contain- ing spring sports and events will be mailed to the sen- iors and picked up by the underclass- men next fall. We, the staff, also made another im- portant choice, continued at right Plans Cont. This one, however, is the annual decision of theme. This year it is newspaper. We hope our hours of work producing this book will help you, the reader, to re- member your high school years. The Editorial Staff The one character- istic that is most out- standing at Wild- wood High is the stu- dent-teacher rela- tionship. This is due to the small but ade- quate size of the school and the fact that most of the teachers live within a fifteen mile radius. The closeness of their residency al- lows the teachers to also participate as coaches, proctors, and advisors. The students also do much better in class when it being taught by someone who they can relate to. Our student-teacher relationship is one to be proud of. Page A2 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER Page A3 — Page A6 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER Srs. Hit Beach In the year 1975 a tradi- tion was born at Wild- wood High School. This was the year the first sen- ior beach picture was tak- en .. Each year since then, seniors have been looking forward to posing for this picture. This year as every year the senior class headed for the beach on foot. A few nonconformists, however, chose to drive, much to Mr. Answini’s surprise! continued below age 1980-1981 THE ISLAN Seniors Head For Beach Cont’d Once on the beach the class succeeded in proving just how diffi- cult it is to arrange one-hundred and fifty people! Finally, after all beer signs were confiscated the pic- tures were taken. While the photogra- pher was snapping away, the class of 81’ expressed their enthu- siasm by yelling, screaming, and being of their day’s fun with just rowdy. All too them, soon it was time to head back to school. The seniors left in high spirits; however, carrying the memories ER 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER PageAl3 Food Concession Run By Jrs Maxwell Field-In re- cent years, Wildwood High School’s Junior class has sold refreshments at home football games. This year’s Junior class, the class of 1982, also partook in this fund raising activ- ity. Picturd above are Maureen Canning and Sharon Wood. They are shown here watching the Middle Township football game while selling re- freshments for their class. In the picture above at the right, a student gets soft pretzels ready to be heat- ed so they can be sold to hungry football fans. This year’s Junior class like those of past years is working to raise money for the Spring Junior-Sen- ior Prom. Since the prom is financially burdensome, and since the class must also realize the cost of the Senior class trip it will be taking next year, the Ju- niors continue to work on various fund raising pro- jects throughout the year. Page A16 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER Dedication Announced The past four years at WHS have been really great for the Class of ’81. We have met new people and made many good friends. Many of us feel that the best thing about Wildwood High is the closeness between the stu- dents and the faculty. To our class one faculty mem- ber has been especially close. This good friend is Mr. Robert Fierro. Known to many as “Friendly Fierro,” Mr. Fierro has al- ways shown his kind and helpful interest in the stu- dents of Wildwood High. For this and many other reasons we, the Class of 1981 dedicate our final ef- fort, the Islander, with the hope that it will always serve Mr. Fierro and many others we care about as a rememberance of our class. Remembering the loving interest and con- cern which he has always taken in us, we sincerely feel that we are leaving a true friend — one worthy of our deepest respect and gratitude. We truly hope that his future students will be as lucky as we have been in realizing what a devoted educator and true friend they can find in Mr. Robert Fierro. ___________1980-1981 THE ISLANDER WORLD ip EVENTS15 U.S. Greets Returnees In Other News The hostages became heroes. New York gave them a ticker tape parade, Washington lined the streets to greet them, and every T.V. camera was pointed towards them. President Reagan received them personally and warned against any future similar occurances. The holiday mood turned to anger as the hos- tages relayed tales of men- tal and physical cruelty while in captivity. We could not help but wonder what the future would bring. Politicians claimed en trappment as FBI tried to prove them corrupt in Abscam investigation . Iranians and Iraquis bat tied each other in raginj war Beach fees failed to pass in Wildwood . . Water shortage threat ened nation . Wildwooc voters approved schoo addition Actor strik delayed 1980 TV season Kristin shot J.R. on drama series Dallas”. Birds Dive As all of Philadelphia watched with fingers crossed, the EAGLES entered the Super-Bowl in New Orleans to play the long awaited game. Unfortunately, the Birds choked under pressure in a humiliating defeat. The parade was cancelled, and the green pennants were put away until ir,cT- After 444 days in cap- tivity, the fifty-two Americans finally came home. America used the yellow ribbon as a wel- come home sign, and ev- ery tree, fence and build- ing was decorated with them. A national nightmare ended on January 21, 1981, when fifty-two American hostages were released from captivity in Iran. The Americans had been held for 444 days after being taken hostages during the militant take- over of the American Em- bassy in Iran. During those 444 days, America never gave up hope. Everywhere we were reminded — in newscasts, church services and even our daily moment of si- lence. Finally, in the last hours of President Cart- er’s term, word was given that an agreement for the release of the hostages was imminent. Iran, in a typi- cal attempt to humiliate the President, prevented the plane carrying the hostages from leaving un- til Ronald Reagan was sworn in, striking a Final blow to the Carter Admin- istration. Hostages Freed Unlike Past Popes, John- Paul Was Constantly On Our Television Screens As He Toured The World Page B2 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER The Ayatullah Khomeini managed to do what politi- cians had been trying to do unsuccessfully for decades — unite our country. As the hostages days in captivity dragged on, Americans na- tionwide united in their hate against the common enemy. The Nation Continued To Feel The Effects Of Mount St. Helen’s Eruption U.S.A. Hockey Team Crushes U.S.S.R. In Winter Olympics Boycotted As A Result Of Russian Invasion Of Afghanistan As designer jeans became more and more popular, Americans became interested in “What comes between 15 year-old Brooke Shields and her Calvins?” 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER Page B3 A Nation Tired Of Inflation, Unemployment, Riots And Terrorism Turns To Reagan (Middle) For Hope. ( arter (Left) Loses By Landslide. And Anderson (Right), Also, Proves Insignificant. Tug McGraw Celebrates Phillies’ World Series Victory After Months Of Fighting Serious Illness, The Exiled Shah Of Iran Died In Egypt, Leaving Behind A Tense Political Situation Unsuccessful Hostage Rescue Attempt Results In 8 Deaths The Nation Mourned After Ex-Beatle John Lennon Was Gunned Down Tension Rose As Thousands Of Cubans Flooded Miami Polish Laborers Protest Sweatsho Condition Page B4 1980-1981 THE ISLAND 1980-81 THE ISLANDER Section EDITORIAL C Mr. Motz Reflects Opinions. Interests Revealed (Cont.from above) One of Mr. Motz’s great fascinations is with trains and he also likes to visit large cities such as New York and Phila- delphia. Mr. Motz, Pictures At Left is very proud of the close student- teacher relationship at Wildwood High. He also feels that the students are very mature, and to put it in his own words, “I sometimes feel I’m not working with high school students, but with young col- lege students.” He attributes this qual- ity to the experience gained by the stu- dents while working at their summer jobs. (Cont. below) Board Secretaries Photographed Pictured above is Mrs. Dorothy Boyer, Assistant Board Sec- retary. To the left is Mr. Frank Kohlen- berger, Jr., Board Secretary and Busi- ness Administrator. Board Balances Education Most of the stu- dents have an image of the Board of Edu- cation as either an omnipotent hand which governs ever- ything that goes on in the school or as a group that meets once a month for a roll call and coffee. The truth of the matter is that the School Board is a group of adults who try to balance the quality of education, the variety of extra- curricular activities, and the condition of the facilities while staying within the budget. One only has to stop into one of the monthly Board meetings to compre- hend all that is going on and all of the re- sponsibility that these people take on. Pictured above at left is our School Board. The members standing, from left to right, are: Mr. Charles Harshaw, Mr. William Mitch- ell, Mr. Larry Sny- der, and Mr. William Davenport. The members who are sitting, from left to right, are the follow- ing: Mrs. G. Harris, Mr. H. Breslin, Mrs. B. Preston, and Mrs. B. Romeo. Page C2 1980-81 THE ISLANDER Mr. Answini — Friend To All Although the pressures of his job sometimes get in the way, our principal is usually found talking to the students. He has greatly helped the students through his “open door policy.” This policy is to talk to any student about his or her problems. Another policy Mr. Answini contributed to this school was making it “student- oriented”. According to him when an event is to occur at WHS the student organize it as well as run it. It is continued dedica- tion to WHS that makes him a friend as well as an administer to WHS stu- dents. Assistant Principal Praised As Never Lacking A Smile Mr. Harper has gained the reputation of being a very friend- ly disciplinarian. His job is often difficult and students don’t un- derstand the many problems he faces everyday. Mr. Harper can often be seen with a smile on his face and heard saying “Hello” to everyone. Although his personality is not that of the old time disciplinarian, Mr. Harper, in our eyes, is both strict, and firm, yet friendly at the same time. 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER Page C3 Child Study Team The Child Study Team serves the entire Wildwood School district, and is con- cerned with developing appropriate edu- cational programs for children who re- quire special educational assistance. The Child Study Team works closely with all other school personnel to assure that each pupil in need of specialized help receives the best possible educational pro- gram. Frank Caterini Heads T E Mr. Frank Caterini, as special pro- evening activities program at Wildwood grams coordinator, is responsible for High School, many things. He coordinates the dis- tricts T E activities, reports on the administration of the compensatory education program, and supervises the district-wide standardized and state testing. Mr. Caterini also heads the Pictured above is Mr. James Durante, Mrs. Karen Oswald, School Social director of our Child Study Team. Worker is pictured above. Ms. Karyl Crandall, School Psychologist, is pictured above. THE ISLANDER 1980-1981 Page C4 Students Guided Many students do not realize the importance of the guidance department. Counselors help guide many students going to college in the right direction. They help with any problems with courses or schedules as well as problems dealing with the students family life. The dedicated people who work in the guidance office should be acredited not only with being counselors but also as being our friends. Jesse Denton is pictured above. Pictured above is Mrs. Barnes. Donna Stepp is pictured above. 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER Page C5 f' Pictured above is the Principal’s Secretary, Ruth Allen. Sharon Felings is the Vice Principal’s Secretary. The Title I Secretary is Terri McDermott. Kathy Balma is the Librarian’s Secretary. % Marjorie Carlson is The Hiph School Secretary is the Bookkeeper of the Julie Winegard. Board of Education. One of the Guidance Secretary’s is Judy Brennan. Pictured above is the high school secre- tary, Kathy Low. Paula Nicely is the Vice Principal’s Secretary. . II m ) r Another Guidance Secretary is Barbara The supertinent’s secretary is Perrone. Debra Anselmo. Pictured at the left is the Child Study team Secretary, Dorothy Riggs. Page C6 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER Gary Rosenfeld, pictured above, provided help to the yearbook staff by developing some of the pictures shown in this book. Above is the yearbook typist, M. Canning. The above are members of the 1980-81 ISLANDER photo sec- tion. They are (Top to bottom) A. O’Brien, D. Miller, M. Lane, L. Harry, and J. Goodman. Pictured above on a ladder located in room 316 are some of the members of the layout and design section of the yearbook. They are, from top to bottom, A. O’Brien, L. Wotring, J. Distro, C. Maleterri, K. Karavangelos. Those members missing from the picture are L. O’Neil and J. Goodman. Pictured above is the Layout Design Editor of the 1980-1981 ISLANDER. She is Miss Lori Wotring. Yearbook Exercises Mind Not Body Yearbook is an activity that does not require alot of strenuous exercise but does require much mental exhaustion. One must possess a certain amount of creativity to work on the Layout De- sign Section. Much work went into this book, not only were many hours spent laying out the pages, but there were also numerous hours spent writing articles and typing them. During these hours of work and fati- que. Yearbook Editors generally use the following phrases. The first commonly used phrase is 44YES’ . The second one which is even more commonly used is “NO”. The inquisitive editor adds the statement “WHY? . The appreciative editor will sav “THANKS!”. The per- fectionist will say “DO IT OVER!”. Fi- nally, the most frequently used phrase is. of course. “NEVER MIND, I'LL DO IT MYSELF!!”. The Editors of the 1980-1981 IS- LANDER, shown above, thank the Layout Design Section for their enor- mous amount of work. Also, we would like to thank the other sections for their contributions. Mrs. Christine DelConte is pictured above. She is the Advisor of 1980-1981 Year- book Staff. In the above picture is Mr. Jeff Goodman. He is the Editor-in-Chief of the 1980-1981 ISLANDER. As a Yearbook promotion, members of the ISLANDER staff wore buttons saying “I got mine”. At first unknown to other students, these but- tons referred to yearbooks. PEOPLE 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER Section Rings Turned “82” times (cont. from above) Finally the decisions are made and the rings are ordered. The next few months are full of anticipa- tion. At long last the rings arrive. All days, juniors honor tradition by having anyone and everyone turn their rings until they rech the magi- cal number of their graduating year. It is an exciting day for all. Junior Year Juniors at Wild- wood High School have a very difficult year. Their year is filled with dreaded term papers and of- ten an overbundance of homework. It is often a frustrating year and most ju- niors are ready to Rings Arrive in December Junior year in high school is a hectic one. Term papers, lab reports, driving examinations, prom preparations, all add to a junior’s nervous- ness and excitement. There is one event however, that almost every junior looks forward to. This is the arrival of the class rings. Prior to the day the class rings arrive, many decisions must be made. Usually in the fall, the class officers get together with several different companies. The decision of which company to go with is the first of many. The students Officers Pose Pictured above are the junior class offi- cers. They are from left to right, Jeff Goodman, president, Maureen Canning, Secretary, Susan Johnson, Vice-Presi- dent, Jeannie Gold- berg, Treasurer. then have to decide what color stone they want, what facit cut to pick, what type of metal to choose, what logo they want on the side of the ring etc. (cont. below) Analyzed quit by January. There is a big change from Sophomore to Junior year. These students become up- perclassmen and re- alize they have ony one year until they will be the leaders of the school. Most of them do not realize that they have to work their way to the top and that this will be their toughest year during their high school life. Keep working, Ju- niors, if you can make it through this year, you can make it through anything. Page D2 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER Pictured above is the Junior Class homeroom 306. The people in the first row, from left to right, are the following: K. Bakanowsky, B. Bai- ley, M. Bove, M. Canning, J. Bounasis, M. Bar- ton. The people in the second row, from left to right, are the following: D. Bradshaw, T. Bishop, J. Bender, P. Burke, B. Caterina. The people in the third row, from left to right, are the follow- ing: J. Callahan, C. Carr, J. Cammarano, P. Blades, J. Allen, and J. Battaglia. Senior Remembers Chemistry ience but also can be a lot of fun. Although the course is very informative and is sometimes difficult, with the help of Mr. Sla- dek, most students man- age to pull through. Mr. Sladek, Doc as he is com- monly called, has main- tained a very close rela- tionship between himself and the students. Upon entering the class, all his students become chemical detectives. Looking back, surely many seniors can remember fights with the water bottles when Doc was not looking and the many weeks of titrating. The seniors of Wildwood High School would like to thank Doc for his honor system and book tests as well as his patience and his dedication to learning. From a senior’s point of view chem lab can not only be a learning exper- Pictured above is the Junior Class homeroom 307. The people in the first row, from left to right, are the following: J. Elliot, D. Cinnelli, J. Cornett, J. Doris, K. Danielson, D. Fisher, and M. Conte. The people in the second row, from left to right, are the following: R. Fine, C. Dole, M. Colson, K. Christman, D. Cooper, R. Covello, R. Cotellese, E. Donnelly. 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER Page D3 I Male Students Resist Picture Wildwood High School - Posing above are members of the junior homeroom number 309. They are the following: First row left to right. E. Lopez, C. Hughes, M. Mann, M. Krah, S. Johnson, D. Knappik, S. McNeal, S. McDermitt. In the second row are J. Kimball, R. Heumer, R. Love, S. Matlock, and M. John- son. Standing in rear are F. Hood, B. Mason, F. Kalafski, T. Klepka. N. Meenan, M. Johnson. Pictured outside WHS in the grass is junior homeroom 308. E. Hanlon, J. Goldberg, N. Gellura, M. Hanson, L. Gallagher, are in the first row. Kneeling are D. Gant, B. Gallagher, W. Gregory, R. Grassi, and B. Heuit. In the back row are R. Harwood, R. Haynie, J. Grottola, S. Greenland, L. Harry, and J. Goodman. Page D4 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER Pictured below is the Junior homeroom 319. Pictured in the first row, from left to right, are the following peo- ple: C. Robinson, R. Porto, C. Randazzo, T. Miller, D. Peie- tropola. Pictured in the sec- ond row, from left to right, are the following people: P. Nugent, D. Richards, R. Mill- er, K. Pavlou, M. Popovich. Pictured in the last row, from left to right, are the following people: G. Munn, R. Murray, K. Ortiz, M. Ostrander. Pictured above is the Junior homeroom 321. Pictured in the first row, from left to right, are the following peope: J. Smith, L. Wotring, S. Wood, B. Wizst, S. Swartz. Pictured in the second row, from left to right, are the following people: K. Youschak, M. Young, J. Wilson, S. Silnicki, T. Thompson. Pictured in the third row, from left to right, are the following people: P. Waschko, W. Streaker. Homeroom 314 Breaks From Class For Picture 1980-81 THE ISLANDER Page D5 Pictured above are the class of 83 officers. Pictured above is Sopho- more homeroom 301. The first row left to right are the following B. Braun, L. Aron, P. Beck, B. Brad- way, M. Bingley, D. Boun- asis, V. Anderson. The second row left to right are C. Bixler, B. Braun, R. Anderson, M. Breslin, T. Brady. The last row left to right are S. Brown, S. But- terman, M. Atkinson, H. Atkinson. 301 Attempts Organization They are Gayle Olson, Pres. And Greg Free- man, V.P., standing, and Robin Schard, Tres. and Chris Stoner, Sec., sitting. Page D6 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER Pictured above is the sophomore homeroom 302. In the first row from left to right are the following people: K. Dugan, L. Crandly, K. Cunningham, K. Curry, M. DiBaisio, T. Custard. K. Carlson. Second Row- From left to right are the following people: G. Cirillo, M. Carty, M. Donnely, M. Dunn, C. Colson, R. Craig. Third Row- from left to right are the following people: P. Christman, R. Dawson, S. DelRossi, D. Darby, R. Cox, M. Callahan, B. Crawley, C. Coleman. Pictured above is the sophomore homeroom 303. In the first row from left to right are the following people: M. Gaines, C. Hayward, M. Fauntlerloy, I. Grossman, M. Grande, J. Harris, K. Goodman. Second Row-from left to right are the following people: G. Freeman, E. Harkings, H. Ellingsen, B. Kmmer, P. Goambri. Third Row- from left to right are the following people: E. Gaines, P. Feelings, S. Hawkins, K. Fashaw, J. Gloria, G. Iacono, G. Hoffirica, D. Forsyth, P. Iacono, T. Heck, D. Hartman. Page D7 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER Homeroom 304 Pictured below are stu- dents from homeroom 304 going from left to right 1st row: C. Novask, M. Mar- tin, M. Manzoni, P. Kor- zenlowski, G. Olson, K. Karavangelos, A. O’Brien, H. Lauriello 2nd row: R. Johnson. H. Johnson, K. Jensen, R. Kimsey, Z. O’Leary, L. O’neil 3rd row: B. Lauriello, J. Jurie, D. Lee. M. Kulisek. S. Love, K. King. D. Miller, P. Lanza, K. King, J. Pease, T. Kent, A. Lud- man. Homeroom 305 Pictured above are stu- dents from homeroom 305 going from left to right 1st row: D. Rankin. K. Piceir- illi, M. Rogowski, I). Schaffer, O. Patten, V. Ri- binson, G. Robinson, L. Schaffer 2nd row: L. Po- dell, F. Robinette, G. Schmidt. T. Perrelli, M. Reff, D. Pollini 3rd row: R. Schard, A. Serody, H. Porter., R. Pietropaula. S. Rodgers, R. Rubio, B. Pol- hamus. cross mm' Page D8 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER Pictured above are the students from homeroom 313 from left to right, first row, L. Stella, D. Swan, N. Sinclair, C. Stoner, second row, L. Smith, M. Smith, E. Sorenson. The students pictured above are in homeroom 318. They are, left to right, first row, V. White, H. Weatherby, second row, S. Traini, R. Turner, K. Toland, S. Vallillio, third row, L. Tantaros, D. Wright. Experiment At Fox Park Fox Park — The sopho- more biology students took part in an unusual biological experiment on population rate at the be- ginning of the year. It concer ned the population of rabbits, foxes, and bushes. Each student was assigned the role of a rab- bit, a fox, or a bush. Mr. Wright took each class to Fox Park to try it out. The object was for the rabbits to get to the bushes before being ea- ten by the foxes. Al- though the results ob- tained by each class were different, the stu- dents were able to see the changes in popula- tion. Each student then had to do a graph on his Findings. Thanks to Mr Wright and his experi- ment, the sophomore classes now understand the population of rab- bits, foxes, and bushes. Pictured above are the Freshman Class Officers. They are Marc Maslow, President; Lucy Staller, Secretary; Andrea Frazier, Vice-President; and Joanne Craft, Treasurer. 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER Page D9 By the time most students become upperclassmen, they have forgotten most of the embarrasing things that happened during their freshman year. Their memories tend to over- look insecurities and failures while only retaining a distorted view of how great everything was back then. Freshmen have their own special problems but they also have a great number of unique moments. During their first few days of school their senses are assaulted with many new feelings and ideas and it is the task of the freshmen to sort these out and decide which direction to take. To the outside observer, this sometimes appears to be simple confusion. The freshmen are a curious spe- cies. They are not meant to be un- derstood, just lovingly tolerated. Page DIO 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER Pictured above is the freshmen homeroom 114. Seated in the first row, from left to right, are the following people; B. Blake, S. Butterman, K. Canning, T. Brunell, S. Adalezzi, J. Adamson, T. Cooke. Seated in the second row, from left to right, are the following people: L. Conney, G. Cardaci, J. Andrews, D. Beittel, L. Berdel, L. Atkinson, and C. Beam. Seated in the third row, from left to right, are the following people: T. Armand. I). Baldy, L. Anderson, R. Becher, T. Cerrone, C. Bryant, and M. Coleman. Pictured above is the freshmen homeroom 103. Seated in the first row, from left to right, are the following people: M. Fairlamb, T. Fuller, N. Feltwell, H. Einhaus, D. Diggs, A. Frazier, C. Douglass. Seated in the second row, from left to right, are the following people: E. Fernandez, R. Cunningham, T. Foss, B. Gellura, K. Cramer, C. Delinski, and I). Dzwoniarek. Seated in the third row, from left to right, are the following people: K. Dillo, K. Donegan, C. Dakoglou, E. Cumningham, B. Decosta, M. Freeman, and O. Galiat- satos. 1980-81 THE ISLANDER Page Dll Pictured above is the freshman homeroom 105. The people in the first row. left to right, are the following: K. Love, C. Lindsay, T. Mascio, K. Lusko, and R. Lang- ston. In the second row, from left to right, are the following people: S. Maguire, C. Maletteri, and T. Lo- dise. In the third row, from left to right, are the follow- ing people: J. Lymons, and M. Maslow. Freshman Reflects On Wildwood High School After going to Crest Memori- al School for three years, this freshman has found many dif- ferences between Wildwood High School and her grammar school. The most outstanding differ- ence is probably size ... this was proven not only by obser- vations, but by the way this re- porter’s feet ached at the end of each school day. (Running up and down three flights of stairs, six times a day, is not conducive to wearing “Candies.” This cer- tainly contrasts with Crest Me- morial School where there is only one floor, and stairs are non-existant. Another differ- ence is the pace at Wildwood High School. It seems as if one is rushed much more here. For instance, twenty-two minutes for lunch is just about enough time to inhale one’s lunch, rush to the locker, and back up the stairs before the late bell rings. Still another difference is the attitude of high school teachers as compared to grammar school teachers. There are many more after- school activities here. Basket- ball, baseball, cheerleading, football, and tennis are but a few. Being on the yearbook is a great after-school activity, but it is a lot of hard work. At times it gets hectic getting home at 4:30 and still having to face homework isn’t easy. The worst thing this reporter could think of about after-school activities was that she missed “General Hospital.” Pictured above is the freshman homeroom 101. The people in the first row, from left to right, are the following: A. Hood, D. Hanlon, L. Johnson, K. Hanlon, D. Giambri, S. Krah, K. Hogan, G. Johnson, and P. Grossman. Pictured in the second row, from left to right, are the following people: B. Glenn, P. Glover, I. Hatzimbougi, J. Johnson, M. Giuliano, D. Hays, and V. Gloria. Pictured in the third row, from left to right, are the following people: J. Johnson, V. Haehnel, L. Henley, I. Givas, J. Horner, M. Grays, and S. Hutchinson. Page D12 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER Pictured above is the Freshman homeroom 111. In the first row, from left to right, are the following people: C. Onofrietti, K. McGovern, B. Muartore, and E. McKeehan. In the second row, from left to right, are the following people: D. Neff, R. McGowan, and B. Osborn. Pictured above is the freshman homeroom 112. Pictured in the first row, from left to right, are the following people: A. Pizzo, R. Pepe, M. Rinier, J. Romaine, and R. Perrelli. Pic- tured in the second row, from left to right, are the following people: W. Piergiovann, K. Palmer, J. Russello, L. Patton. Pictured in the third row, from left to right, are the follow- ing people: J. Preston, D. Patrone, K. Peterson, and R. Person. W.H.S. Greets New Faces As the month of Au- gust despairingly slips away, future Wildwood High School Freshman become anxiety strick- en. Coming to a new and larger school can be a traumatic experience, especially for a young teenager. Finally, the much awaited day arrives. As the new student ap- proaches the school, he carefully surveys the surroundings which will become his second home for the next four years. He is in good shape if he has discov- ered how to decipher the schedule card (no, you don’t have lunch first period!), to find his classes without getting lost in the halls, and how to find time for his locker and the water fountain before being late for class and get- ting a possible deten- tion. Once he is well ad- justed academically, he possesses the option of participating in extra curricular activities which can be consid- ered beneficial. By mid- year, most Freshman are extremely content with their new high school careers and are anxiously awaiting the next three years. 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER Page D13 Pictured above is homeroom 316. The people in the first row are as follows: P. Youschack, S. Sweeney, R. Samartino, K. Weeks, D. Sloan, The people in the second row are as follows: N. Seeger, V. Zsitovsky, N. Weissinger. The people in the third row are as follows: A. Shelton, T. Winkler, B. Synder, The peo- ple in the fourth row are as follows: P. Schaffer, J. Shepperd, M. Tonlinson, N. Weidenmann. In the last row are the following people: L. Wilson, V. Snyder, T. Young, B. Wotring, M. Sawyer, G. St. John, L. Staller Page D14 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER Homeroom 213 Front row: S. Gallner, D. Domonski, S. Bryant, L. Becker, W. Gruff, F. Knapik, Second row: C. Henly, N. Broad, G. Krummet, M. Cotellese, L. Cerrone, T. Bilhardt. Homeroom 214, Front row: J. Rogers, J. Wright, S. Sauter, W. McClurkin, R. Peters. Second row: M. Neville, T. Simms, K. Saraceno, R. Zuzulock. Third row: Y. Shober, J. Palmer, J. Lopez, E. Nevil, C. Speigel, W. Peace, D. Palmisano, M. Merritt. 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER Page D15 Pictured above is the homeroom 202. The people in the first row, from left to right, are the following: B. Russell. B. Satterfield, D. Zimmer, K. Miller, S. Preston, C. McCann, P. Meyer, and J. Montgomery. The people in the second, from left to right, are the following: J. Love. A. Turner, L. Rogers, A. Maskell, T. Morris, S. Seager, L. Lee, D. Young. The people in the third row, from left to right, are the following: M. Langston, L. Nordoby, D. Preston, B. Smith, G. Saddler. D. Zuzulak, D. Mann, and K. Llewellyn. The picture above is the homeroom 201. The people in the first row, from left to right, are the following: M. Kelley, S. Gaines, .J. Harris, M. Bilhaddt, ( . F redrico, R. Gallner, J. Cunningham, J. Cooke. Pictured in the second row, from left to right, are the following people: A. Cearnal, T. Chisolm, J. Bonnelli, M. Carey, T. Domanski. M. Kane. I. Armstead, L. Adamson, K. Kern, C. Debona. Pictured above are the Seventh Grade Class officers. Page D16 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER Students Receive Vocational Training Pictured from left to right 1st row: M. Smith, I. Smith, S. Brooks, P. McGinley, B. Wil- lians, 2nd row: V. Williams, N. Chislom, A. Johnson, S. Hayward, J. Cotton, S. War denckie, M. Welz, A. Munn 3rd row: M. Anderson, D. Benson, F. Hall, R. Tullie, L. Andrews, 4th row: K. Miller, F. Welzer, J. Jenner, M. Hornsly, 5th row: B. Ander- son, M. DiBoisio, B. James, B. Flacco, B. Severio, B. Fitz- patrick, K. Gregg, T. Sim- mons, 6th row: C. Sauter, K. Snyder, D. Hammond, B. Giller, D. Hays, S. Westog, 7th row: K. Haugns, J. Cirillo, K. Bird, J. Doris, M. Amen- hauser. 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER Section FOODE Lunch Period Examined WHS Lunch The first lunch bell rings and they are off. Ev- eryone rushes back to the lockers to throw in books and take out lunch money. Then they head down to the cafeteria. There is a mad rush to the lunch lines, but within five min- utes or so one can sit down and enjoy the meal. After eating, sitting down and talking to friends is the scene. Soon first lunch is over and everyone returns to class. (cont. from above) though virtually un- known by the stu- dent body, Those working behind the scenes to prepare and serve the food have been doing a more than adequate job.. looks at it from the proper perspective, one can see that the good far out weighs the bad. This year, students were given a choice of a hot lunch, a soup and sandwich lunch, a bag lunch, or a salad. On any given day there is always some- thing for any taste, (cont. below) There is not a stu- dent at WHS who hasn’t complained about some aspect of the services in the cafeteria. Some of these gripes are legi- timit but, when one To Eat or Not to Eat? As much as we all complain about the cafeteria, no one would be willing to give away that eager- ly awaited lunch hour. It brings with it a chance to put our books and pens aside, relax our minds, and enjoy for a short time each others company. There is always gos- sip to exchange and deny or admit to, jokes to tell, heart- throbs to smile at across the room and sometimes there is even time to eat lunch. The services have been improving greatly and, al- Page E2 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER Whenever something breaks down, many find Themselves running to one of the people pictured above. They are from bottom to top K. Gustof Emma Langley, John Dougherty, Gary Adams, Stonewall J. Kersey, Jack Hinke. Every school day, the people pictured above serve lunch to the students of Wildwood High. They are, from left to right 1st row: Sara Dorsey, Cass Cham- bers, Shirley Martin, Lois Lewis 2nd row: S. Os- trander, Mary Weissinger, Barbara Malinowski, Donna Le Grand, Betty Custer, Helen Murphy, Mar- garet Carey 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER Section SPORTS F All Participate There are three types of people in- volved in extra-cur- ricular athletics at WHS. The first is the player. The player is the interesting char- acter in that he seems to be willing to put up with all kinds of grueling work-outs, manufac- turing ludicrous amounts of sweat, and putting in ridic- ulous amounts of time in order to prac- tice his particular sport. The player is one who is open to lots of criticism and comment on what he does and yet will car- ry on in the best in- terest of the team. The second type of person is the coach. The coach is a person requiring great calm, strength, intelli- gence, Charisma, and lung capacity. No matter what goes wrong, the parents of the players will usu- ally blame it on the coach. For these rea- sons the coach is a person to be respect- ed. Team Being Supported (cont. from above) show the world what team is being sup- ported. All three of these play an important part in the athletic department of WHS, All three are open to (cont. at right) Fans And Coaches Contribute, Too Third in our list is the fan. The fan seems to be the most illogical of the whole lot. First of all, the fan pays money to be involved in athletics. The fan can be one of a number of types ranging from the peaceful smiling to the crazed scream- ing. This type of per- son is usually seen sitting on a hard wood or metal bleachers, sometimes braving the ele- ments, in order to (cont. at left be- low) Performed Admirably (cont. from left) critism, and all three have performed their jobs admirably throughout the year. Page F2 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER Senior player Richard Senior player Richard Wheaton is above. Wheaton is above. 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER Page F3 L Senior player Kenny Lee is above. Senior player Bob Kimball is above. Senior player John Gant is above. Senior player Tim Turner is above. Pictured above are the football statisticians, Chris Ston- er and Jennifer Colson. Karen Carlson accompanies them. Page F4 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER VARSITY TEAM Pictured above in the first row are B. Glenn, R. Wheaton, R. Wheaton, B. Kimball, G. Kara- vangelos, D. Romeo, R. Collins, M. Harmon. In the second row are manager D. Miller, J. Gant, D. Ludman, K. Lee, F. Grosse, F. Bounasis, J. Tomlinson, J. Bou- lageris, and T. Turner. In the third row are C. Ortiz, J. Wilson, R. Pietropaula, C. Bixler, R. Turner, T. Klepka, W. Streaker, R. Love, D. Bradshaw. In the fourth row are J. Romeo, B. Braun, S. Matlock, D. Lee, J. Bradshaw, G. Schmidt, A. Ser- ody, R. Cox, B. Osborn. In the fifth row are Coach Palmer, Coach Reich, B. Mason, C. Hayward, R. Haynie, A. Lud- man, manager B. Schaffer, Coach Wright, and Coach Dean. Pictured above in the first row are Brian Braun, Carlos Ortiz, Andy Ludman, Tony Klepka, Will Streaker, Ron Love. In the second row are Joey Romeo, Craig Bixler, Rolo Turner, Gary Schmidt, Rob Cox, Andy Serody. In the third row are manager Don Miller, Dave Lee, Jamie Bradshaw, Bill Osborn. In the fourth row are Coach Palmer and Coach Wright. Rah! Rah! Wildwood Football is a very exciting game, not only for the play- ers but also for the specta- tors. Football spectators are most likely the craziest fans of all. They risk their health coming out in all types of weather, including freezing rain and even snow, just to cheer on their team. Most sane people would not put up with many of the things that loy- al football fans go thru. Senior player Fred Bounasis Senior player Jeff Tomlinson Senior player Bernie Glenn Senior player Richard Collins Senior player Mark Harmon Pictured above in the first row are Jamie James, Greg Cardaci, Buddy DeCosta, Mike Coleman, Chris Bryant, Vinee Gloria. In the second row are Ralph Schaeffer, Kenny Bird, Joe Andrews, John Preston, Billy Glenn, Tom Cerrone. Pictured above are Coach Reich, Coach Wright, Coach Palmer, Coach Dean, and Coach Spear. 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER Page F5 Volleyball Probably the most unsung sport at Wildwood and one with the most stu- dents involved is Intra- mural Volleyball. This program, as run by Mr. Mueller, consists of home- room teams of from four to eight players who par- ticipate in a round robin tournament to determine which team will come out as champions. Pictured at the left is the winning homeroom 320. In the first row, from left to right are: K. Wood, S. Vinson, J. Wooley. In the second row, from left to right are: S. Wahl, C. Visalli, T. Snow, B. Taylor. Page F6 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER Pictured above is sen- ior Debbie Alexander. Girls’ Tennis Has Impressive Season The 1980 girls’ tennis team has had an extremely impres- sive season. The team beat Ocean City and participated in post-season play. The team also played against Glassboro in the state finals. This year’s first doubles team, consisting of Me- lanie Colson and Gail Ransom, defeated Middle Township High School in the Cape-Atlan- tic League play-offs which made them eligible to play against Lower Cape May for the championship. The team consisted of Fresh- men Jennifer Johnson, Jacqui Romaine, Lisa Wilson, and Tracy Winkler; Sophomores Beth Bradway and Christine Stoner; Juniors Melanie Col- son, Colleen Hughes, Tag Mill- er, and Cathy Robinson; and Seniors Debbie Alexander and Gail Ransom. This year’s team finished it’s excellent season with a 5-3 record. Congratulations on a won- derful season and good luck next year! Pictured above is senior Gail Ran som. Coach Neil DiLorenzo is shown above. 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER Page F7 Die-Hard Fans Help, Too As most of us fellow students know, basketball at Wildwood High has been, throughout the years, very successful. One must go back before any of us were in high school to recall the Warrior’s last losing season. The question arises: Who is responsible for such a success- ful program? Is it the fine coaches, such as Bernie McCracken, Greg Tracey, Joe Bimbo, and Mike Coront? Or, is it the multitude of fine players, such as Birdie McNeal, Bobby Shaffer, and Charlie Gersh- man? The answer, most obviously, is both the coaches and the players. However, some recog- nition must go to an intricate and important part of the bas- ketball legacy at Wildwood High — the fans. Yes, the fans. True-blue, die- hard fans. Where would a pro- gram like this be without them? Cont. on page F-8 Page F8 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER Pictured above are the members of the Freshman Basketball team. 1st row: Arthur, R. Pearson, M. Mazlow, G. Cardaci, S. Bryant, B. DeCosta, G. Johnson. 2nd row: Mr. Delcomo, K. Bird, T. Foss, B. Glenn, J. Preston, D. Cooper. Fans Cheer Warriors continued from F-7 Let’s first define what a Wildwood Warrior bas- ketball fan is. He is the person who never misses one home game during the course of the season. He is the person who forcefully stays awake dur- ing the Hammonton and Buena games. He is the type of person who will travel to the far corners of New Jersey, such as Millville and Woodbury, just to see his team compete in the play-offs. A classic example of the fantastic fan participa- tion at Wildwood High came as recent as this past season. Victor Namiotka, one of the better free- throw shooters on the rival Wildwood Catholic Crusaders, stood at the foul line, score tied, with no time remaining. Namiotka was given two shots to win the game for the Crusaders. A hopeless situation, right? Wrong. Convention Hall in Wildwood exploded with boos and screams. One of the managers stood behind the basket, swinging his arms frantically like a madman. Namiotka missed the first shot. As he prepared to take the second shot, the sound from the room became almost unbelievably louder, and Namiotka bounced the second shot off of the back of the rim. One might think that Wildwood has the type of unclassy fans who only scream at rival players. This is not so. Again, this season, the Warriors were hosting Middle Township. The W’arriors were down by two when, with only five seconds remaining, sen- ior Marcus Harmon hit a field goal to send the game into overtime. The gym erupted with joy as people started screaming and cheering. Fans jumped up and down in sheer ecstacy as the Warriors again reached into their almost endless supply of mir- acles. After the game, guard Charlie Gershman said that “I never heard that place to loud in all my life!” That game, like many others, shows what it is like to be a part of a tradition with such magni- tude. I don’t think any of us will ever forget how fortunate we were to have such a fine program at Wildwood High. Pictured above are the members of the Junior Varsity Team. 1st row: G. Cardaci, D. Cooper, J. Hall, C. Bixler, R. Johnson. 2nd row: M. Gaines, P. Korzenicfwski, J. Wilson, D. Diggs, B. Osborn. 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER Page F9 Pictured above is senior Jeff Harris. Shown here is senior play- er Charles Gershman. air Senior Bob Shaffer poses above. Pictured above are the members of the 1981 Varsity Basket- ball Team, 1st row: J. Wilson, M. Gaines, D. Cooper, C. Gersh- man, R. Haynie, C. Hayward. 2nd row: M. Harmon, J. Davis, T. Turner, B. Shaffer, B. Mason, J. Harris, D. Cooper. Page FIO 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER Girls Practice Long Hours Pictured above is senior player Henrietta Cooper. There are many interesting events that take place in the life of a female basketball player at Wildwood High School. One of these is a daily occur- ence known as practice. Each day at 5:30 the girls troop into the gym and watch the end of the boys’ team practice. Then, at the sound of coach Troia no’s whistle, they run a substantial number of laps around the gym and do a series of ridiculous exercises. The next phase of practice is two hours of running up and down the court, learning new plays and trying to avoid serious injury. When the coach finally has blisters on his lips from blowing his whistle everytime something goes wrong, practice is over. The girls practice everyday in prep- aration for the big games scheduled ev- ery Tuesday and Friday between No- vember and March. Playing in a girls’ basketball game for Wildwood High School is an experience not to soon be forgotten. Kicking, punching, tripping, and screaming are all skills one has to perfect to qualify for the varsity squad, and those skills are evidence in each game that is played. The biggest prob- lem in playing ball at Wildwood is hav- ing to get used to the size of the crowds. It is tough to play in front of bleachers filled with negative numbers of people. Overall, the girls have a good time playing Basketball for Wildwood and look forward to November 1981 when they can start this most exciting basket- ball routine all over again. The girls varsity team is shown above. Front row: Sue DelRossi, Colleen Hughes. Standing: Diane Gant, Linda Podell (manager); Doris Baldy; Lisa Custer; Karen Bakanowsky; Debbie Snow; Henrietta Cooper; Marge Krah; Marge Lafferty; Jennifer John- son. Lisa Custer, shown above, is also a senior player. 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER Page Fll Pictured above is the JV team. Front row: L. Aron, L. Pictured above are the managers Podell, K. Zsitovsky, M. Lafferty, K. Cunningham. Sec- for girls basketball. They are Lisa ond row: D. Baldy, L. Custer, D. Gant, J. Lymons, J. Aron, Kelly Cunningham, Linda Johnson, A. Frazier, S. McDermott, A. Hood. Podell. Page F12 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER Cheerleading is one of the few sports in which one can display one’s spe- cial talents while spread- ing cheer and spirit throughout the audience. There are not many words that can sum up the exact feeling of what it is like to be able to participate in such a unique sport. Along with the praise of one’s abilities comes a much anticipated popu- larity. This is due to the exposure and pleasant at- mospheres that surround cheerleaders. continued on F13 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER Page F13 Pictured above are the Junior Varsity Cheerleaders who are headed by Captains D. Schaeffer K. Christman. From L to H are C. Anderson, T. Young. M. Dibiasio. B. Wotring, G. Robinson, D. Schaeffer, K. Christman, S. Krah, K. Carlson, P. Beck, K. Canning, S. Johnson. Cont. from page 58 Although for this to be true, all participants must put their hearts and souls into their work. Cheerleading is not an easy sport, as some believe. It requires spirit, dedication, and most of all, time. Always remember that the cheerleaders’ goal is not fame and popularity, but to spread spirit and happiness to YOU!! Pictured above are the Varsity Cheerleaders who are directed by Cap- tains T. Snyder R. Jaffe (who are highlighted on opp. pg.) From L to R are V. Robinson, R. Jaffe, R. Porto, M. Reef, B. Bailey, C. Randazzo, E. Smith, S. Hawkins, G. Olson, T. Snyder, C. Carr. The J.V. Varsity advisors are pictured above. They are Miss A. Dodds and Miss P. Brewin. Page F14 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER Islander Thanks Basketball Game Workers There exists in WHS a group of teachers, secre- taries, and other miscella- neous faculty members who have never seen a J.V. basketball game. For that matter, they have never seen the first half of a Varsity game. They have never heard the sounds of the national anthem being played in our gym. They have never seen the Varsi- ty ball players rip through the cheerleaders teepee. See Islander Staff Page F15 Islander Staff Says Job-Well Done Continued from page F14 All they have done during all this is either col- lect money, tear tickets, or stare down the hall at the Juniors sell- ing hotdogs. This dedicated group of people receive little or no atten- tion for the work it does. The Islander takes this oppor- tunity to say “Thank you all- well done!” M ( W Page F16 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER The members of the cross country team are pictured above. From Left to Right, They are 1st row: Joey Hall, Timmy Armand, Mark Maslow, Bruce Blake, Billy Emmer, Bill Wizst, Coach Emory. 2nd row: Chris Coleman, Tim Bishop, Steve Silnicki, Greg Hofferica, David Cooper, Ron Fine, Jim Gloria, Steve Vinson, A1 Schlosman, Mike Donnelly. Senior member A1 Schlosman gets ready to take off. Coach Emory gives a smile for the Camera. Senior member Steve Vinson takes his place at the starting line. Cross Country Victories Result From Hard Work This year Wildwood High School was blessed with an exceptionally talented cross- country team. Although the team was young, they sur- prised everyone by taking many victories. This was Mr. Emory’s first year as a cross- country coach and he did a fabulous job with the team. Their victories resulted from many hours of hard work and dedication. 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER __ Section BUSINESS g Reading Becomes “Special Treat” (Cont. from above) These weekly period-long free reading sessions have been gain- ing popularity and are now ea- gerly awaited as a “special treat” for us all. WHS Forms Clubs Within Wild- w o o d High School, there are many clubs a stu- dent can join. The clubs range any where from the Varsity Club Students Fight For Literacy On any Wednesday dur- ing the year, at a different period each week, Mrs. Montemurro’s army of reading break workers could be seen pa- troling the halls- seeking out those who have noth- ing to read — de- livering newspa- pers — and fight- ing for the liter- acy of Wildwood High. The Read- ing break began during the 78-79 school year (founded by Mrs. Montemurro and Mrs. Moreland) with four workers and has been building strongly since then. (Cont. Below) to the National Honor Society. These clubs giv- en the student a break from their school work, and also gives them a chance to meet new people and enjoy themselves. Getting involved in clubs help keep the students interested in school and make the school more student oriented. Reading Break Club Pictured At right is WHS’ reading break club. First row, left to right, Bill Taylor, Scott Jett, Lou Harry, Jeff Goodman. Second row, Mrs. Montemurro, Bar- bara Bailey, Sue Johnson, Erin Mckeehan, Mary Cerrone, Lisa Cerrone, Mrs. Moreland. Page G2 THE ISLANDER 1980-1981 Ecology Club Pictured above is the ecol- ogy club. In the front row, left to right are G. Olson, T. Dis- tro, M. Cerrone, T. Sapowycz, C. Sawyer, and L. Beck. In the second row, left to right are S. Traini, M. Grande, S. Vinson, B. Carlson, J. Calla- han, and D. Alexander. In the third row, left to right are J. Distro, M. Colson, D. Tim- mins, B. Bailey. In the fourth row, left to right are T. Turn- er, and D. Roemo. At right is Mr. Bill Wright, Ecology club advisor. Pictured above is the Human Relations Committee. Kneeling, left to right, are Janine Lymons, Rob Haynie, and Frank Kalaski. Standing, left to right, are Mark Gaines, Rob Cox, Bill Daniels, Michelle Hedge- man, Kathy Karavangelos, Terrell Distro, Tracy Borden, Jacque Ro- manie. Matt Freemen, and Charles Gershman. 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER Page G3 The newspaper editors shown above are responsible for making sure articles meet deadlines and layouts are completed. They are Lou Harry. Joanne Ostrander. Jane Woolley (editor-in-chief, and Scott Wahl. Ms. Jean McCarthy, News- paper Advisor Pictured above are the members of the Varsity Club. They are: 1st Row left to right: Jeff Tomlinson, Bob Kimball, Dave Bradshaw, Jay Wilson, Steve Johnson, Kip Knapick, Rich Wheaton, Charles Gershman. 2nd Row left to right: Rob Haynie, John Harkins, Greg Hofferica, Dave Cooper, Frank Kalafski, Jim Kimball. 3rd Row left to right: Ron Fine. Steve Silnicki, Brian Mason. Fred Grosse, Mike Johnson. 4th row left to right: Chris Colson, Calvin Hayward, Dom Romeo, George Karavangelos, and Advisor Don Reich. Pictured above is the staff of the school newspaper, “THE WAR- RIOR” In the First row, left to right, are: Scott Jett, Lori O’Neill, Mary Cerrone, Zina O’Leary. Pat Beck, and Rochelle Porto. In the second row, left to right, are: Mildred Chestnut, Jane Wolley, Joanne Ostrander, Jeff Goodman, Scott Wahl, Beth Carlson, Lou Harry, and Mike Johnson. Pictured at the left are the members of the WHS band. Pictured in the first row, from left to right, are the following people: D. Gant, W. Morris, L. Fernan- dez, A. Johnson, K. Johnson, J. Ly- mons, B. Crawley, M. Chestnut, J. Gi- cas, S. Love, M. Mooney, T. Distro, K. Jenson, S. Meade, L. Atkinson, S. Gaines. Pictured in the second row, from left to right, are the following members; J. Cunningham, S. Sauter, G. Wright, A. Maskell, L. Beck, T. Wright, L. Lee, T. Damansky, M. Hays, M. Hed- geman, N. Broad, A. Shelton, T. Chi- solm, W. McClerclin, E. Neville, P. Grossman, T. Bilhardt, R. Alston, K. Cunningham, D. Palmisano. Pictured in the third row, from left to right, are the following people: S. Segar, J. Love, M. Cotollese, L. King, T. Fuller, H. Por- ter, M. Smith, M. Bingley, G. Gaines, B. Hall, J. Copez. Pictured in the fourth row, from left to right, are the following people: J. Allen, J. Ostrander, E. Don- nelly, A. Turner, J. Carty, D. Diggs. P. Felings, J. McKelvey, R. Turner, B. Polhamus, K. King, and J. Porto. Pictured above is the WHS Flag Squad. In the first row are the following people: Co-captain B. Crawley, M. Mooney, captain. In the second row are the following people: S. Gaines, L. Atkinson, K. Johnson, T. Morris, L. Fernan- dez, J. Lymons, S. Meade, A. Johnson, K. Jen- sen, and T. Distro. 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER Page G5 Pictured above are the band offi- cers, standing are the following peo- pled. Porter, J. Gicas, J. Ostrander, J. Allen Sitting are the following people: H. Porter Pictured above are the majorettes and the rifle squad. In the front row, from left to right, are the following: M. Chestnut, S. Love. In the back row, from left to right, are the following: K. Cun- ningham, J. Cunningham, S.Sau ter, D.Palmisano. Page G6 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER ________________________________ Scrapbook Tim Polhamus and Bill Taylor, pictured at left, are the brains be- hind the SCRAPBOOK program. The program, which is on the air ev- ery Monday night, fea- tures school news and popular music request- ed by the students. Bowling Club Formed Pictured below are four right are Mark Monzo, Wal- members of Wildwood High’s ter Schultz, Sharon McDer- Bowling Club. From left to mott, and Bill Taylor. New! Literary Mag. At WHS Pictured above are the members of Wildwood High’s Literary Magazine. First Row, left to right, are Mrs. Sue German, Pat Beck, Mrs. Carolyn Bassett, Second Row, left to right, are Beth Carlson, Mark Monzo, Jane Wooley, Lisa Jeffries. Third Row, left to right, are Bill Taylor, Gayle Olson, Lou Harry Fourth Row, left to right, are Zina O’Leary, Luci Staller, Tim Polhamus, Kim Wood. In the Last row, left to right, are Betsy Eszlari, Steve Vinson. 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER Page G7 Annual High School Bowl Held Again At Pictured above, from left to right, are Bernie Glenn, Richard Wheaton, Scott Wahl. WHS The school year, 1980-81, brought with it once again the 2nd annual high bowl. Under the direction of Mr. Mueller, the teams were formed. The event was planned for with many practices and dry-runs. At time of printing, eliminators were taking place and the school was ea- gerly awaiting the announcement of the winning team. Pictured above, from left to right, are Frank Hood, Scott Jett, Marge Krah, Lou Harry. Pictured above, from left to right, are Gary Rosen- Pictured above, from left to right, are Mark Monzo, feld, Walter Schultz, Gerry Low, Bill Taylor, Kim Tag Miller, Jeff Tomlinson, Bob Kimball, Ceil Ran- Wood, and Luci Staller. dazzo. Page G8 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER The students pictured above belong to the choir, they are, from left to right, first row L. Crandley, M. Palmieri, I. Grivas, K. Zsitkovsky, R. Jaffe (President), Mrs. King (Direc- tor), P. Beck, L. Williams, A. Campbell, R. Hoffnagle, second row, L. Becker, J. Horner, J. Palmer, D. Palmisano, S. Sauter, D. Alston, L. Cerrone, C. Beam, J. Craft, B. Williams, M. Cinelli, R. Hawkins, B. Crawley, P. Lanza, R. Schard, fourth row, R. Cotellese, C. Bryant, T. Wright, E. Cunningham, D. Diggs, R. Saddler, T. Robinson, G. Cirillo. Students Selected By Screening Committee The National Honor Society came to Wildwood High School many years ago. Because this is a national organization, the NHS has certain standards which one must meet in order to become a member. Any juniors or seniors who main- tain a B average with no grade below a C are eligible for membership. Sophomores who have no grades be- low B are eligible also. The names of the eligible students are placed on a list at the end of the third marking period. When this list is ready, each student is graded from 5 (high) to 1 (low) on character, ser- vice, and leadership. The three aver- ages are computed for a final aver- age. A screening committee made up of administration, representatives of the guidance department and facu- laty evaluate the results. All candi- dates must have a 3.5 average in character, service, and leadership in order to be accepted into the Na- tional Honor Society. All students who are now accept- ed into the NHS attend the induc- tion services which are held some- time in May. It is both an honor and responsibility to be a member of the National Honor Society and each member should be proud. Wildwood High Schools chapter of the National Honor Society has been working very hard during the 1980-81 school year. They held a movie night for the public in De- cember, 1980. Many other fund rais- ing activities were being planned. Our NHS chapter is hoping to be able to present a scholarship to a deserving senior of W'HS who has shown the characteristics that are required for membership into the National Honor Society. Pictured above are the members of the 1980-81 National Honor Society. Front Row (LtoR) are B. Bailey. M. Canning. C. Miller, K. Crilley, J. Daletto, R. Porto, C. Carr. Second Row (LtoR) are M. Colson, B. Glenn, J. Goodman, K. Lee, C. Visalli, S. Johnson, C. Gershman. Third Row (LtoR) are L. Harry, B. Mason, R. Wrheaton, S. Wahl, B. Taylor, J. Ostrander, J. Woolley, M. Chestnut. 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER Page G9 Student Council Confers The Student Council is a very important part of the student administration relationship in Wildwood High School. Each member of the Student Council is there to represent all the stu- dents of WHS. Regular monthly meetings are held to discuss all plans and proceedings of the Student Council. Representatives must report back all discussed mate- rial to their homeroom. The Student Council does all it can to keep the lines of com- munication open between the staff and the students. It is said many times that Wildwood High School is a student-ori- ented school. Thanks to the re- lationship between the Student Council and the administra- tion, this statement continues to be true from year to year. Student Council officers, from left to right, are: John Bass, Vice-President; Bill Daniels, President; Rochelle Porto, Secretary; Chris Visalli, Treasurer. 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER Section ENTERTAINMENT H Movies Reviewed 1980 was not the best of years for movies. There were very few films that were successful both critically and finan- cially. Such films as SMOKEY AND THE BANDIT II, FRIDAY THE 1 3 T H , and CHEECH AND sunglasses, bright colored jumpsuits, crazy hats, leopard prints. It is not a year that will be easily forgotten. CHONG’S NEXT MOVIE drew large crowds but received little or no good com- ments from the re- viewers. Critically acclaimed films such as THE RETURN OF THE SECAU- SUS SEVEN, THE STUNT MAN, and THEGREATSAN- TINI were praised by the few people who saw them but failed to reach mass audiences. (continued on page H-5) Uncle Ted Assisted At WHS One of the assemblies given by the student coun- cil this year consisted of a magic show. This show in- cluded many magical tricks? Shown above is a picture of a student assist- ing in the show. The show was performed by a lovea- ble old man named Uncle Ted. Punk Rock Hits WHS Band Enjoyed 1980 was the year punk rock hit America. The Ju- niors held a Punk Rock dance in September — it became infamous for the large number of outra- geous costumes produced. At the Halloween Dance Rochelle and John Porto were awarded best costumes for their imper- sonation of the Blues Brothers. They showed their appreciation by per- forming a dance number to one of the Blues Broth- ers’ records. 1980 will probably be remembered in one word- bizarre.” The new taste in music brought with it some strange patterns in dress — wraparound During the school year WHS has many assem- blies. One of the most en- joyable shows was when the Air Force Band came to WHS. They played many songs: WHIP IT by Devo, HUNGRY HEART by Bruce Spring- steen, THE BEST OF TIMES by Styx and many others. The band played well and the students thoroughly enjoyed the show. Page H2 THE ISLANDER 1980-1981 Pictured above is the 1980 Homecoming Queen, Theresa Synder, and her escort George Kara- vangelos. Homecoming Celebrated This year, the classes voted on a theme and it was decided that the theme of this Homecom- ing would be “Cartoon Characters.” The Homecoming court was finally decided in ear- ly November. The girls chosen to be on the court were Theresa Snyder, Gail Ransom, Rebecca Jaffe, Faith Gaines, and Mi- chelle Cinelli. At the Homecoming Dance on November 22, Theresa Snyder was crowned 1980 Homecom- ing Queen. The Queen had her dance and the court joined in. The girls had a won- derful time and were pleased with the turn out at the dance. To wrap up the Home- coming festivities, on No- vember 26, Wildwood played Lower Cape May for their Homecoming game. At half-time, the Queen was announced along with her court. Everyone seemed to en- joy the festivities in spite of the cold and breezy air. Thanks to the Senior class officiers, and with the help of many people, they were able to make the 1980 Homecoming fes- tivities a success. Pictured above is Miss Rebecca Jaffe and her escort Fred Grosse. Pictured above is Miss Gail Ransom and her escort John Porto. 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER Page H3 Pictured above is Miss Faith Gaines and her escort Jeff Har- ris. Pictured above is Miss Michelle Cinelli and her escort Ken Gregg. Page H4 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER New Sport At W.H.S. The tension builds — at one end of the court are the students — eleven of them. Across from them — the teachers — an equal number, and equally determined to dominate the monumental athletic event. The fans are going wild — dozens of them, as the ref walks on to the court. The starting four for each team leaves the court momentarily and return ac- Continued at right “Psst! What are you doing after the game?” Basketball companied by their partners — donkeys. The students take an early lead, but the stiff competition begins to take it’s toll. As the second half progresses the teachers take hold and pull out into the lead. Mr. Coront roots himself under the basket and try as they might, the stu- dents can not move him out of position. 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER Page H5 Critic Questions Film Quality Continued from page H-l There were, however, a few films that did succeed in cross- ing that boundary. THE EM- PIRE STRIKES BACK be came one of the top grossing films of all time while most critics considered it an even better film than its predecessor STAR WARS. AIRPLANE, a lunatic comedy with a very modest budget became a com- edy classic over the summer. Toward the end of the year, RAGING BULL and THE ELEPHANT MAN were re- leased to large crowds and ex- BLUES BROTHERS, FAME, XANADU, and THE JAZZ SINGER. Whether or not there will be an increase in the general qual- ity of films in this country yet remains to be seen. cellent reviews. A number of individual per- formances stood out through- out the year. Among these, one would have to include Jack Nicholson in THE SHINING, John Hurt in THE ELE- PHANT MAN, Robert De Niro in RAGING BULL, Sissy Spacek in COAL MIN- ER’S DAUGHTER, and Shelley Duval in POPEYE. This year seemed to be the year of the low budget horror films. It seems that practically every week, a new one was re- leased. Such delights as FRI- DAY, THE 13TH, PROM NIGHT, TERROR TRAIN, MOTHER’S DAY, ALLIGA- TOR, and DEATH SHIP found their way to area the- aters. The movie musical, which seemed to have vanished a few years ago, made a slight come- back with the release of the THE IDOLMAKER, THE W.H.S. has many dedicated fans that go to all the games. These fans show their support by coming to the home games as well as taking road trips to many of the away games. 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER Page H6 Practice Time At 6:15 they begin arriv- ing. Miss Iacananagelo is al- ready there. She has been there all day until about 4:30 and she has returned by 6:00. She is not required to do all of this, she does not have to do it, but she does. They arrive usually in twos or threes, on foot, on mopeds, and in cars. They are usually all there by 6:45. Some are ready, some are not, some are up, some are not, and it shows, but Miss lac understands. (Continued on page H-8) Marie Iaconangelo, Direc- tor Lou Harry John Gant Pat Burke Rebecca Jaffe 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER Page H7 Mr. Roberts ' The fall play this year was Mr. Roberts, written by Thomas Higgans and Joshua Logan. The play is about a crew on a navy cargo ship during WWII. The plot deals with a lieutenant, Mr. Rob- erts (John Gant), who serves as a middleman between the crew and the captain (Lou Harry). Throughout the play, Mr. Roberts is trying to get transferred onto a Battle- ship, so he can get into com- bat, while constantly keep- ing the crew out of trouble. (Continued on page H-8) , Page H8 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER Mr. Roberts Goes To Sea Ensign Pulver (John Ferry), the cowardly Laundry and Moral Offi- cer, who rooms with Rob- erts, and Doc (Pat Burke), the Ship’s Doctor and Roberts’ friend, who helps Roberts to keep from get- ting in trouble with the Captain. The Ship’s crew makes up the rest of the play, working cargo, get- ting into fights, and aiding Roberts to leave the ship. The crew consists of In- signa (Chris Visalli), Man- nion (Frank Kalafski), Lindstrom (Jim Kimball), Dolan (Don “Apples” Miller), Dowdy (Phil Kor- zeniowski), Gerhart (Scott Jett), and Stefanowski (Mike Johnson). Also in- cluded, Lieutenant Gi- rard (Rebecca Jaffe), a Continued From Page H-7 naval nurse, and shore- by Miss Iaconangelo, scenery was created by patrolman (Billy Dan- along with her stage Miss Jost, and her art iels). managers, Beth Carl- students. Once again, this pro- son, Cindy Sawyer, and duction was arranged Joanne Bounasis. The Before The Curtain Goes Up, The Cast Works Diligently (Continued from page H-6) They usually start out fairly poorly, they have had a hard day. They are directed but also allowed a certain amount of freedom to create a character for themselves. It’s a lot of work but they usually enjoy it. It allows them to be up there with an- other personality and to see things different- ly- It takes a long time to reach that point. First, they had to try-out for the play. Try-outs are not the nightmare that others imagine them to be. They usually are in- formal readings involv- ing the actors from the previous year, the friends who they dragged along with them, and a few new- comers eager to try something different. When parts are finally assigned (not entirely by acting ability, but also by whether or not one “looks the part”), rehearsals begin. The first of these is just the cast reading the play and becoming familiar with the material. At this point, and for the next few weeks, there are no sets, no props, and no costumes. The actors must bring ever- ything from within themselves and the di- rector must help them After the first few weeks, which involved memorizing the materi- al, learning where to go and what to do during a scene, the set begins to grow around them. Starting with the skele- ton of the set, there emerges a little bit ev- ery day up until nearly the day of the play. An environment grows around the core to the the actors have created and everything be- comes a little easier. Props come into effect during the last months and keeping track of them is a constant problem. A few days before the play, the costumes which are pieced to- gether during the pre- vious few weeks are fi- nally worn on stage and everyone begins to real- ize that soon it will have to be performed. The lights are being set, the scene changes are being performed, and the first-time actors (and some of the re- peaters) are getting a few butterflies. Something happens on opening night for these people. It in- volves a complex com- bination of emotions and is impossible to de- scribe. While the make- up is being applied and the audience is moving into their seats, and odd feeling of nervous calm takes over. An ac- tor, sitting alone, thinks about his lines, another is getting into character, a third is try- ing to thin out the make-up job that has been done to his face, and Miss lac calmly as- sures everyone that everything will be al- right and takes her place in the balcony. The actors who are backstage share one last “good-luck”, a pat on the back, and the cur- tain goes up. 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER Page 49 Flowers Delivered: Students Feel Good On February 12, there were a number of students at Wildwood feeling good. That morning, the news- paper staff had made flower deliveries that had been ordered during the past few weeks. Some re- ceived red carnations — indicating love, others re- ceived pink ones from someone close. Still others were sent white carna- tions as a symbol of friendship. Those espe- cially popular were given a combination of the above. Students weren’t the only ones involved. Orders were also taken from faculty and adminis- tration who wanted to show their appreciation and affection to secre- taries, other faculty mem- bers, and students. The newspaper staff worked hard to prepare for the delivery day. After the orders were taken and money collected, the flow- ers had to be divided up according to homeroom, recipiant, color of car- nation. Personalized note cards had to be written up and attached to each and all of these had to be de- livered during an ex- tended homeroom period. 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER Page Hll Girl Awaits Romantic Eve During the most beautiful time of the year, “La Prima- vera”, W.H.S.’s Jr. and Sr. Prom is underway. This is a time of much anticipation and excitement. Especially for the court which consisted of queen: Linda Frederick, court: Pamela Byrne, Julie McGovern, Judith Stocker, and Marianne Dole. Girls await patiently for that spe- cial guy to ask them to go with them and the guys take much time and consideration in choosing their dates. This is all well worthwhile when the romantic night arrives. In reference to a personal experience, girls spend many hours in preparation for the occasion. After a seemingly endless search, they find and buy their beautiful gowns. Next, they go in search of just the right shade of make-upto highlight their attire. Then comes the decision of how to style their hair and how much make-up to apply. A girl wants to look absolutely radiant for her date. As the final hour ap- proaches, many last minute questions are flying hap-ha- zardly through their minds: “Is my hair in place? ’, “Do I have too much make-up on? , “Should I or my mother an- swer the door?’’, and “How am I going to pin this bouton- niere on him with my hands shaking like this?”. These disappear almost instantly as she greets her date and the long awaited night takes flight. The 1980 Prom took place at Enricos Flamenco Room, which proved to be a very commendable choice. Page H12 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER Stage Crew Is An Important Part Of A Play Shown in the picture above is Bob Cotellese. He is work- ing on the set of “West Side Story” which was seen in March, 1981. Above this pic- ture Joe Doris and Randy Coviello are shown along with Bob. They are the members of the stage crew for “West Side Story.” Don Brunnel is also a member of the stage crew but was not present for the picture. Miss lac Explains How A Set Is Born “The scenery comes about by careful reading of the play. After reading the play 3 or 4 times I think about how I can best adapt this scenery to our stage. Since we have no wings, 1 must make ever- ything flyable or make one scene for more than one scene. In Mr. Roberts there was supposedly the inside of the captain’s cab- in, the inside of Mr. Rob- ert’s cabin, and the inside of the crew’s cabin. Well, I had to make one scene and adapt. Changing the fur- niture around and upside down, moving furniture from stage right to stage left and using the same things by changing them around to make them look different. That’s what takes the longest.” 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER _ _ _ __ _ _ Section FASHION I Seniors Don Costumes Jordache At WHS There are many designer jeans out on the market today. Styles range from tight fitting jeans to baggies. Designer jeans are worn every- where now, out to dinner, grocery shopping, and they are totally accept- able socially. Every year WHS’s seniors carry out a long-honored tradi- tion in this school. This day, usually the Friday before Hal- loween, is known as “Senior-Dress-Up Fads Reflected In Fashion Day.” This is the one day everyone may personify his fanta- sy, dressing as any creature, myth, mov- ie star or historical figure of his choice. Past senior dress-up days have seen the likes of martians, FBI men, guerillas, nurses, Phillies, Robin Hoods, priests, rabbies, nuns and all sorts of loon- ies. Besides giving sen- iors a chance to ex- press themselves cre- atively, this day is looked forward to as just being plain fun for us all. Punk is the newest craze. It started with the new wave “punk rock, and now radical people are sporting ribbed T- shirts, leather pants and Kelly gren hair. This fad, though, will probably fade as the music becomes less popular. Western wear is also a fad today. It was pushed into popularity by the T.V. series “DALLAS” and the movie “URBAN COWBOY.” It has re- placed the “macho” image from the disco era. All the present cowboys” are clad in cowboy boots, Hats Judged During this year, WHS held its first hat day. Hats of all kinds were seen in the hallways, a cow- boy hat, a fireman’s hat, summer hats, baseball caps, and many others. The hats were judged for prizes on originality and most attractive. tight jeans and stetson hats. Preppy” is not really a fad. It has been around since the late 40's and has become a way of life for many people. The “preppy preppy never goes out without his Izod alligator and his dock- siders. Fashion today ranges from the ridiculous to the conservative. It will prob- ably always be like this with our need dictating the style. Jj|ag 98(K 8 rHEJSLANDEI Punk VS Preppy 0% Devo Hat Punk Sunglasses Bright Orange Jumpsuit Punk Sunglasses Leopard Skin Shirt Baggies Crewneck Sweaters Preppy Pocketbook Oxford Shirt Plaid Skirt Knee Highs Loafers I 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER Section HOROSCOPES J Horoscopes Analyzed Summer Predicted Cont. from above Virgo - Problems with ro- mance could plague you this summer, but if your love is real, the romance will prevail. Libra - This is going to be one of the best summers you ever had. Romance and fun are coming up. Scorpio - Watch out this summer, you may be de- ceived. Rely on your close friends and family for support. Sagittarius - Your out- doors nature is coming to life this summer. Get a bucket and head for the beach. Capricorn - Big plans ahead for you but you could ruin them by be- ing sneaky. Don't let an- other get the best of you. Horoscopes Cont. Cont. from above base their lives on them, there is no proof that horo- scopes are indeed factual. How do you feel? Are horoscopes superstition or fact? Many people live their lives according to their horoscopes. Horoscopes are di- vided into twelve zo- diac signs which are ruled by the planets and stars. The posi- tion of these planets Summer Fortunes Predicted and stars determine the pattern of day to day events in a per- son’s life. The twelve are: Aquarius, Pisces, Aries, Taurus, Gemi- ni, Cancer, Leo, Vir- go, Libra, Scorpio, Sagittarius, and Cap- ricorn. Each zodiac has certain traits that are characteris- tic to a person born under that sign. Be- cause of these char- acteristics, certain combinations of signs are said to be more compatible than others. Even though some people Aquarius - This summer could prove to be your best financially as you have become level- headed and sensible over the winter. Ro- mance is in line for the end of July. Pisces - Unexpected prob- lems cause this summer to be a little climactic but keep your cool and by August everything should be running smoothly. Aries - This summer is to be one of your finest yet, but don’t get too carried away with your social life, there is work to be done in Septem- ber. Taurus - A close friend may need your help this summer, don’t turn away. Romance is not far off, but don’t ruin it by getting pushy. Gemini - Now is the time to relax, let all your problems ride and enjoy your summer. Cancer - Even though you may not make much money this summer, keep calm and make the most of the sun and the fun. Leo - Your bossy nature could get you in trouble this summer. Keep an open mind. Cont. below at left Cont. below Page J2 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER Robert Fierro and Stewart Bakely share the sign, Cancer. Crabs Crawl This is an ex- tremely emotional and intuitive sign. Ruled by the moon, it is subject to swift change. Cancers number among their ranks Rembrandt, Hem- ingway, George Orwell, and Helen Keller. The Water-Bearer This group is dedi- cated to discovering truth. Very inquisi- tive by nature, Aquarians work hard and are often altruis- tic, striving for a bet- ter world. We are sure Mr. Sladek finds himself at home in this group, sharing it with the likes of Galileo and Thomas Edison. Pictured above is Chris Gar rison, our sole Capricorn. Pictured above are the teachers that share the sign, Aquarius. They are Tom Palmer, Kathleen Weirski, Betty King, Joseph Sladek, and Lou Simonini. The Goat This is a sign asso- ciated with serious- ness and hard work. Mr. Garrison will probably furnish the rest of us with strength in times of great difficulty. Cap- ricorns are noted for being ambitious, strong and deter- mined. Some nota- bles who are this sign are: Richard Nixon, Humphrey Bogart, J. Edgar Hoover and Joseph Stalin. 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER Page J3 Pictured above are the teachers that were born under the sign. Pisces. They are Don Reich, Joseph Bimbo, Evange- line Maier, and Grace Williams. The sensitive group of the Zodiac. Pisceans are ex- tremely succeptible to the varying emo- tions that flow through them. They tend to be dreamers, with active imagina- tions. Pisceans are also sensitive of pain and suffering around them — thus ex- plaining why our two coaches are so leni- ent (?) on their play- ers Scorpios Sting Like Aries, this is a high-energy sign. Scorpios work hard to satisfy their needs and desires. Scorpios have a natural desire to get to the bottom of things, making them good philos- ophers and surgeons. This sign is also asso- ciated with self-im- provement, explain- ing why Mr. Borne- man gets handsomer and handsomer each year. The teachers above are Scorpios. They are Alice An- derson, Marquerite Picketts, Josephine Johnson, Carol Bassett, Ed Borneman, Bernard McCracken, and Bill Wright. Page J5 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER Pictured above are the teachers that share the sign, Libra. They are Robert Herbert, Isaac Foster, John Norton, Patricia Brewin, and Edira German. Scales In Balance The Libra de- mands perfection. Like the Virgo, the Libra has a hard time making up his mind. Libras are charmers, making them likeable peo- ple. This sign is also an admirer of truth, justice and beauty. The Libras num- ber among their rans, John Lennon, Paul Simon, Charle- Virgos Analyze The analytical sign! Virgos tend to worry — whether it’s about the guy on the grid iron or the tar- get to a secant. The Virgo is extremely pondersome, but a good leader. Some famous Vir- gos include Tolstoi, Leonard Bernstein, and Lyndon B. Johnson. Dominick Mancia and Neil DiLorenzo share the sign Sagittarius. The Archer John Muller and Michael Coront share the sign Virgo. The inspirational sign. Sagittarians like to think before they act, always weighing and chang- ing their opinions. Mr. Mancia and Mr. DiLorenzo share this sign with a few greats such as Bee- thoven, William F. Buckley, Mark Twain, and John Milton. 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER Page J5 Pictured above are the teachers under the sign Leo. They are Marie Iaconagelo, Debra More- land, Deborah Taylor, Sandra Struble, Dave Troiano, Constance Jost, and Bill Stump. Lions Roar The Leo takes command whether on stage, in the class- room or on the basketball court. The Leo shines out from the less flashy signs, de- manding constant attention and encouragement! (You didn't think Mr. Troiano was coaching an all-girl basket- ball team for nothing, did you?) Some better known Leos include- Jackie Onassis, Lu- cille Ball, Alfred Hitchcock, Napolean and Mae West. Rams Charge The energy sign of the zodiac. People found in this group are usually active, demanding and de- termined. They have much enthusiasm to spare! and quite of- ten must learn to slow down. Arians also tend to make good leaders. Some famous Arians include Diana Ross, Van Gogh, W.C. Fields, Bach, Descartes, and Mar- lon Brando. Pictured above are the teachers under the sign, Aries. They are Thomas Oves, Scott Spear, Robert Dean, Linda Veit, Marianne Daughen, Patricia Davies, and Chris Del- Conte. Page J6 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER The Twins Geminis tend to travel in large groups. A Gemi- ni’s talents cover a wide variety of areas, everyth- ing from fluency in for- eign languages to musical aptitude. Geminis are very talkative people, as dem- onstrated by the fact that this picture was reshot six times while waiting for si- lence. Some famous Geminis are: John Wayne, John F. Kennedy, Walt Whitman, and Frank Lloyd Wright. The teachers pictured above belong to the sign, Gemini. They are Alice Borneman, Arlene Dodds, Marianne Montemurro, Jean McCarthy, Greg Tracey, and Walt Brennan. Not pic- ___1 HP!----PJ-rr. The teachers pictured above belong to the sign, Tau- rus. They are Karyl Crandall, Joan Theodore, Vickie Fisher, Patricia Campbell, Paul Roller, and Herbert Frederick. Bull’s Charge One of the quarter signs of the zodiac, the Taurus tends to stay out of the spot- light. The Taurian has an unusually strong inclination to seek comfort. Famous Taurians include: Shake- speare, Socrates and Elizabeth II. ___1980-1981 THE ISLANDER ___ Section TRAVEL k Class Goes To Princeton Trips Aid Students play starred students from that college. The play was inter- esting because an ex- tra opening and clos- ing were added. In the performance, a traveling actors com- pany entered a town and was hired to per- form the Shake- speare play. After the perfor- mance a tour of part of the huge Princton campus conducted by one of the seniors. A basic history of he school as well as the viewing of numerous historical landmarks on campus were in- cluded. (Cont. from Above.) Not only do stu- dents get a chance to meet representatives but they are able to see the college cam- pus first hand. These trips aid students in preparing for their college years. - Students Go To In the Fall, a group of students — primarily consisting of Miss Bassett’s English Literature classes — took a trip to Princeton to see a fierformance of Wil- iam Shakespeare’s THE TAMING OF THE SHREW. The Stockton Other Trips Taken In the fall, Mrs. Monte- murro and Mrs. German took a group to see “Sweeny Todd in Phila- delphia. Also in the fall Ms. Struble took students to see a Greek play in New York City. The play cast went to New York City to see “A Chorus Line.” Ms. Jost took a group of art students to the Philadel- phia Art Museum. These trips pertained to subjects taught by these teachers. Every year the guidance depart- ment sponsors several trips in order to increase the students’ knowledge of col- leges. One trip that students take is to College Night at Stock- ton State College. This gives them a chance to meet college represen- tatives from over fifty schools and get acquainted with the curricu- 1 u m of the schools in which they are interest- ed. W.H.S. also sponsors a trip to Princeton, Ryder, and Tren- ton State. (Cont. Below) Page K2 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER ZURICH Italy and Switzerland The travelers to Italy and Switzerland are seen above. Front row, F. Bounasis, J. Goodman, L. Harry, S. Silnicki, R. Jaffe. second Row, Z. O’Leary, D. Timmins, C. Sawyer, K. Bakanowski, and M. Johnson. , MERANO VERONA P VENICE Students Plan Foreign Trips This year there were two trips scheduled for Europe in the spring. At the time this arti- cle is being written approxi- mately thirty students and teachers were eagerly looking forward to the Easter break and their trip abroad. One of the two groups was planning their trip to Italy and Switzerland. The itinerary in- cluded Zurich, Lucerne, St. Moritz, Merano, Verona, Ven- ice, Siena, Rome, Pompeii, Pisa, Florence, and Milan. Needless to say this group was taking along some comfortable walk- ing shoes. The second group was plan- ning a visit to “Sunny Spain.” Their itinerary included Ma- drid, Avila, Segovia, Toledo, Granada, Corodoba, Sevilla, and Malaga. Both trips were planned with the purpose of enriching our student’s knowledge of differ- ent cultures and ultimately helping to make them “well- rounded” individuals. i Spanish Panorama Pictured above are the participants of the Spain trip. They include: L. Wotring, L. Aron, R. Schard, T. Miller, B. Bailey, B. Bradway, C. Col- son, D. Schaffer. 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER Section LEISURE L Seniors Reflect On Four Years Spent At WHS When the Senior Class of 1981 entered Wildwood High School in September of 1977, there was much uncertainty in every student’s mind. The freshman of four years ago asked many seem- ingly unanswerable questions of his older brothers and sisters. Questions like — “Will I made new friends?” “Are the classes difficult?” “Will I like it Spectators Analyze Spectator-the dictio- nary defines this as: “one who looks on. Spectators enjoy watching others. They cheer-on their favor- ite team and eat and drink during half-time, time outs, between innings, periods, etc. True specta- tors can always be found watching a sporting or other event. Students Read Many people spend alot of their leisure time reading. There is nothing more relaxing than curling up in front of a fire on a chilly win- ter evening with a good book. Books can make you forget, remember, or take you on a new adven- ture. there?” Fortunately, we found Wildwood High to be much simpler and more easily adaptable to than we had thought it would be. We made new friends, toiled for hours over aggravating assign- ments, Cont. on page M4 What Did You Do This Weekend? Friday: 2:35 — The closing announce- ments for the day are read. You are not listed for a deten- tion. You smile . 3:15 — The bus shows up a little late but you make it home without any major problems. You do, however, realize that you forgot your English Lit. book but accept the fact that it is too late to worry about it ... 6:15: Dinner is done. You begin the long vigil of phone calls to see what is going on for the night. For a moment, you con- template whether or not to ask out a member of the oppo- site sex but come to the conclusion that there would be no- where to take the person anyway (and no way to get there). Cont. on page L2 Page L2 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER This Weekend Was Great! Continued from page LI You make a few more phone calls instead .. 7:30: At last you’ve tracked down a party! You are not sure exactly whether you’ve been in- vited or not but since a few friends of yours are going you decide to give it a shot ... 12:37: You enter the house quietly. Mom and Dad asked if you had a nice time. You tell them it was alright ... Saturday: 11:45: You wake up and realize that you missed the football game. You are not that upset over it ... 12:24: You make a few phone calls. Nothing is go- ing on so you decide to clean your moped and get some homework out of the 12:56: Just about everyth- ing has been cleaned up. You decide to sleep over your friend’s house . . 3:34: You finally fall asleep ... Sunday: 11:00: Both of you eat breakfast, vacuum the rug and do some last minute cleaning up. You decide to leave before his parents show up . 1:00: At home you decide to watch the football game 1:34: You doze off with the pretzels on your lap ... 7:00: Since there isn’t a whole lot to do, you get up enough nerve to call the member of the opposite sex that you talked to for the first time at Saturday night’s party . . . 9:13: You finally get off the phone. Your sister has been screaming at you the whole time ... 10:08: You realize that you have a term paper due to- morrow. way ... 6:05: You’ve decided to start the phone call ritual. You manage to help talk one of your friends into having some people over to his house (his parents are away, of course) . . 7:12: You and your friends call a few people and tell them to come over 8:10: You and your friend begin to think that no one will show up ... 9:12: You and your friend are very annoyed because your friend’s house is mobbed with people that neither of you recognize Page L4 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER _ ____ _ Section SOCIETY m Senior Remembers Four Years At WHS Sr. Remembers Cont. from above Another day we shall always remem- ber is Graduation. Although we still have Graduation to look forward to, we are all sure that that special moment when we are all on the stage together, the Class of 1981, for the last time will be locked away in a spe- cial place in all of our hearts. Our senior year at W.H.S. has been filled with many happy memories for all Sr. Officers Pose On Beach of us. Since the first day of our Freshman year we have looked forward to the day when we would finally be- come Seniors of- ficially on Class Day. We shall all remember this day for a very long time. Cont. below President Dons Disguise At left is class President Diane DelCorio, donned in oriental dis- guise for Senior dress-up day. Shown below at right enjoying the sunshine on the beach are the senior class officers. They are: Diane DelCorio, President; Ms. Brewin, advisor; Mildred Chestnut, class Historian; Car- ol Miller, Vice- President; Gail Ran- som, Treasurer; and these people had to Kathy Crilley, Secre- go back to class right tary. after this picture was Unfortunately, taken. Jane Whooley and Richie Wheaton, MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Theresa Snyder and Greg Neill, MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Seniors Vote The Senior Superlatives are voted for on the Senior Questionaire. The names of all seniors are listed on the last page of the questionaire. They choose one boy and girl for each heading, such as “Most Talkative, Class Comedian, Did Most for W.H.S.”. These are very hard deci- sions to make. There are so many people who are perfect for the title. Continued Page M3 Carol Miller and Chris Visalli, BEST SENSE OF HUMOR 1980-1981 ISLANDER Page M3 Bill Daniels and Lisa Kulisek, MOST AT- TRACTIVE Debbie Alexander and Bob Kimball, MOST ATHLETIC Beth Carlson and Tom Snow, MOST GULLIBLE “Picks Of The Crop” Continued When the questionaires were handed in, Mrs. Del Conte and the senior section editors counted the votes and announced the winning pairs for the superlatives. A few seniors were surprised with the decisions. Well, these sen- ior superlatives are the “picks of the crop for the Class of ’81. Dom Romeo and Rebecca Jafee, CLASS FLIRTS Joanne Ostrander and Jim Gicas, MOST MUSICAL Page M4 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER Pictured above is Jamie Maletrteri, voted Teacher’s Tourment. Quietest, Linda Peterson and Steve Johnson, are only seen but never heard. Beth Carlson and Chris Visalli’s conge- nial characters explains their being voted as Friendliest. Hottest Temper best described Maryann Miller and George Karavangelos. Carol Miller and Jeff Tomlinson laugh their way into the role of Class Comedian. Excessive mouth movement is enough reason to vite Terri Hutchinson and Jamie Maletteri as Most Talkative. Creativity and rhythm show why It can be easily seen w’hy these two people, Theresa Snyder Diane DelCorio and John and Ramus Saddler, were voted Gant are Best All Around. Best Dancers. 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER Page M5 Liaa Diane Adelizzi I ee Lease 8 31 62 Virgo Likes-AII music, Fridays, spending time with a special someone, parties. Mr Borneman's classes, summer of 79 . Yes concert. 80 . study hall with Tom. Joe. Adam and Linda, tennis, softball, swim ming. Woodstock, my apartment Dislikes-Good byes. Mondays, rainy days, boring parties, summer of 80 . fighting with my friends or family Favorite Song Into the night. You're the biggest part of me Favorite Place Beach, New ton Square. Pa Favorite People Mom. Dad family. John S.. Jackie H.. Nancy D.. Mr Mancia, Terri H.. Linda M.. Linda B.. Deb. Sandi. Robyn. Mark, Donald. Frank. M., Jo-ann, Tom A.. Joe G., Adam Y.. John M.. Mike B.. Mrs. McCarthy. Mr Borneman Pet Peeve-Bugs' Ambition-To be successful in whatever I do Secret Desire-Travel around the world. Most mem. Exp. at W.H.S.-Ms. McCarthy's homeroom of 79-80 Motto-Thos who have not felt sorrow, have not felt happiness Remembered For-always having the Hall Pass Thomas Joseph Alvarado Avocado. Alv, Tom 10 18 62 Libra Likes-Beach, sports, wet “T shirt contest, parties. Richard Nixon. Archie Bunker, skiing, driving. Beat the Clock Night, punk. A.C. gambling. Manor Bar. women over twenty, bikinis, fog. weekends. Fla.. Fairview Dislikes-Hippies. Dirt Merchants, mogges. snobs, rainy days. Zep 1. cold toilet seats, negatives G . people who talk bad about Nixon. Lieds Favorite Song-Born to Run Favorite Place Fla. clubs, and home Favorite People-Joe. Adam. Gin Mole. R A . Linda. Butch. Dan D . John G.. Bove. Terri H Feirro. Tracy C.. Mike L Debbie A.. Dee. Diane D . Freddy B . My mom Pet Peeve-Canadian Bathing suits Ambition-To deal cards at Atlantic City Secret Desire To spend time with Penthouse Pets Most mem. exp at W H S - Chiropracter s and Acorn Lake Remembered For-his own vocabulary. Debbie Alexander Debbie 6 9 63 Gemini Likes-Mets. sports, puppies, sunny days. food. Linda's obnoxiousness. Sue's laugh, sleeping. Bugs Bunny. Dislikes boring classes, homework, rainy days. Hammonton. Brains , essay tests, prias-faces. tourists who can't drive, umpires. B B s, red vans Favorite People My family. Linda. Jazmin. Sue. Maria. Sharon. Danny. Joe. Tom. Mr Wright. Mr Troiano. Gail Ransom Pet Peeve Losing Ambition-To be happy and successful Secret Desire-To marry a major league baseball player Most mem exp at W H.S.-Holmdel. Being involved with the athletic program for 4 years Motto-Live today because there may never be a tomorrow Remembered For-her athletic ability. Mark Amsnhtuaer Remembered For-his height Page MC 1980-81 THE ISLANDER Christine Marie Anderson Chrissy. Chris 2 7 63 Aquarius Likes Being with Paul, Fridays, sleeping late, diamonds. Philly, General Hospital . Red Roses, my car. full tanks, Kalhua Cream Dislikes-Not being with Paul. Monday Mornings. Broken Down Cars. 66 Galaxies, empty tanka, saying good-bye every Sunday!? Favorite Song-Precious and Few Favorite Place-Bongo Room. Nikie’s. Little City. 3027 Tremont St.. H I. Favorite People-Mom Pop. Paul. Paul's Parents. Wal. Lisa. Joe. Mag. Bloop, Michele. Angel. Terry M . Antoinette. Dee Pet Peeve-Girls that flirt with Paul Ambition-To marry Paul and always have enough money Most Mem. Exp st WHS My Junior Prom when Lisa almost choked to death Motto- People may think they are lucky, but if they don’t have something to love, they’re missing a hell of a lot! Remembered For-her love of Alice. Richard George Andrews III R.A . Super Jew 5 11 63 Taurus Likes-Playing Football. Baseball, Girls, Melanie!. My Friends. My Car. parties, drawing, listening to good music, Baltimore Colts Dislikes-Nut Crackers. Running a Lap. getting up in the morning, getting dressed on Friday for Football. Skums, People that are idiots. Dallas Cowboys Favorite Song-Spaced. Railroad Favorite Place-The Lake, The Pits Favorite People Melanie, Joe. Tom. Mike. Adam. John, Mom, Dad, Grandmoler, and other friends Pet Peeve-People calling me Mole Ambition-to become an Architect, and go to Hawaii Secret Desire-to be successful Most Mem. Exp. at W.H.S.-Playing Football and Baseball, helping the Student Council Remem- bered for-his different hats. Anthony Louia Anzelone Tony, Brictor, Coach 3 28 63 Aries Likes-Skiing. Football. Music. Skating, parting, weekends. Golf, summer. Foxy Girls, WMMR, Italian Food Dislikes-walking places, losing money, cheaters, bad sports, winter. SAT’s. Tourists, Sunday Drivers. Monday Mornings Favorite Song-Another one Bites the Dust Favorite Place-Boardwalk Mall Favorite People-Family, friends at skating rink. Bill P.. J. Tones. Steve Tom J.. Coach Spear. Fred B.. Mr. Brennan and wife. Kathy C., Harry K. Pet Peeve-People that are Two-Faced Ambition-To own my own Business Secret Desire-To do the best I can in life Most Mem. Exp. at W.H.S.-Streaking with Fred on the Skiing Trip Motto-If at first you don't succeed, read the directions Remembered for-being the “Coach” of our class. John Mark Baas Bass 10 12 62 Libra Likes-water skiing, fishing, football, fine women, the Beach. Heineken. Coke, Good Keg Parties. Bruce Springsteen. Jackson Brown. Neil Young. Bob Dylan, my dog Dislikes-school, phony people, practice, boring weekends, waiting, Sundays Favorite Song-Growing Up Favorite Place-On the Ocean Favorite People-mom. dad. my Family, Aunt Charlotte and Uncle Benji. Tom. Billy. Lupner. Dan. Rich. Matt. Jay. Toni. Amy, Cindi, Beth. Diane. MeatBall, Mr. Fierro, and all my other Friends Pet Peeve-Waking up for school. Gossip. Snobs Ambition-To graduate, own a marina, travel the world Secret Desire-To live on my own island in Hawaii Most Mem. Exp. at WHS-Playing Football, being vice president of student council Motto-Live and Let Live, Don't change to become one your not. Be yourself Remembered For-His love of the Connally. 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER Page M7 Linda Lee Beck Lin. peanut, giggle� , coockie 10 6 62 Libra. Likes-Being with frienda. listening to muaic and thinking, the beach parties, singing, long conversations, getting in trouble with Debbie. Sue's laugh, The Beatles. The Who. the Rolling Stones, good books Dislikes-Homework, good-byes, phoney two-faced people, bad moods, getting up for school, being depressed, having to be near certain people, priss-faces, the smelly dog. when Herbie comes down. Favorite Song-Born To Run. Who Are You? Favorite Place-Anywhere with my friends. Favorite People-Dad and Joanne, my sisters and brother. Debbie. Jean. Sue, Maria, Jazmin, R.S.. The Fonz . Lisa Gina. Tom. Joe Pet Peeve-Devon. Busy Signals Ambition-To be happy in life Secret Desire-To have that certain someone Motto-Love. Laugh, and be Happy, and live for yourself knowing life is what you made it Remembered For always being heard and not seen. Sherri Hope Beat Sher 5 8 63 Taurus Likes-Golf. laughing, phone calls, summer, snow, Vermont, sweaters. T-Birds. Porches. Roses, yellow. General Hospital, Snoopy, rainbows, tans. Harry, sunset, the Eagles, The Dolphins, 12 Grieso, quiet nights, stars, smiles, Casper, flowers, the moon, blue eyes. Koala Bears. Dislikes-Saying good-byes, ignorance, loosing a friend, phoey people, arguments, loud voices. Keller and Bandaid, being sad Favorite Song-Sailing, Into The Night. Favorite Place- The Beach Favorite People-Mom, Dad. Aud, Linda. Sam. Rebecca. Rob. Barb. Tim. Mr. Gallagher. Mr. Trianno. Doc. Mr. Ansini, J.C. true frienda. Susie, The Langleys. G.B.. my family Pet Peeve-Winters without snow Ambition-To always be as happy as I am today Secret Desire-To be the best Most Mem. Ei. at W.H.S.-Chemistry Lab Moto-Happiness is in wanting what you have, not having what you want Remembered for her love of the T-Bird. Demetria Michael Boulageria Dee 9 2 63 Virgo Likes- My dogs, horses. Thanksgivings in Ohio, camping, forests, traveling, smiles, laughing, a nice tan, taking pictures, Ice cream, Ice-skating, Boating. Ballet. General Hospital , Soap , Dallas , antique Cars, solitude, stuffed animals, music, tins, Michele Hedgeman's laugh, bears, mail, swim- ming. Ohio Buckeye Games, Talking, Seeing Georgia and John from Ohio Dislikes- Wildwood, working, crying, cliques, being rushed, good-byes in Ohio, misunderstandings, being broke. Favorite Song-Chase, Through The Eyes Of Love, Just What I Needed Favorite Place-Canada’s forests and mountains. Ohio with Georgia and John Favorite People-Mom, Dad. J.b. Alex. Louie, Karros', Clarks. Georgia Johnny Teteris families, Savards. Lillemans. Wally. Mary White. Dave, Miss Andersen, Clark Gable. John Wayne Pet Peeve-People who think they know me. when they don't Ambition-To own a ranch out west, teach the handicapped, be happy' Secret Desire-It wouldn't be a secret if I told, would it? Moat mem. exp. at W.H.S-Senior Dress Up Day Motto-Say what you mean, and mean what you say! Remembered for her love of horses. John Michael Boulageria J.B., Johnny 6 14 62 Likes-Hunting, boating, family outings, camping, hiking, helping other people Dislikes-People who think that they're perfect, when people say that they want to die Favorite Song-Come Sail Away Favorite Place-Philmont N.M. Favorite People-My family. Jen. David, Rich and all other friends Pet Peeve-Waiting for late people Ambition-To have the best family Secret Desire-Become a Priest Motto-Do on to others as you want them to do on to you. but do it first Remembered for his green truck. Page M8 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER Frederick Anthony Bounaaia Freddy B. 7 5 63 Cancer Like� summer, football, Italian food, money. Jackson Browne, parties, surfing, Fridays, beach, skiing. O.P's, Mom's apple pie. girls with dark tans, 30. bikinis, blue eyes, 38-26-34 Dislikes-Monday morn- ings. practice on cold days, nutcrackers, sprints, smoking, end of summer, girls that smoke, rainy days, snobby people. Nukes” Favorite Place-Florida Favorite People Mike, Toni L., Chris. George. Tom A., Dorn, Dave. Kip. Tony A.. Johnny B.. Wally. Joe. Adam. Danny D., John P., the Visalli family, Diane Pet Peeve-losing Ambition-go to college and have a successful life Secret Desire-make Fred Bounasis a household word Most mem. exp. at W.H.S.-Killington ski trip Motto-Don't let things get you down! Smile Remembered for being our Greek God Michael Bounaais Fly 7 13 62 Cancer Likes-sports. movies, girls, earning money. Italian food, warm climate Dislikes fish, winter, getting up for school, math Favor- ite Song-lt's Still Rock -n- Roll To Me. Billy Joel Favorite Place-Florida Favorite People-family and relatives Pet Peeve-when things do not go right for me Ambition-to be an orthodontist Secret Desire-to get married and have children Most mem exp. at W.HS..-state basketball finals 1978 79 Remem bered for being our fly. David William Braun Dave 1 19 63 Capricorn Likes-football, Basketball, roller skating, fris- bee, swimming, partying. Rock -n- Roll Dislikes Punk Rock, girls who are stuck up. waking up in the morning Favorite Song-Evil Woman Favorite Place- beach. North Jersey Favorite People-Linda. Frank, Ben, John. Mike Pet Peeve-people who think they are real big but aren't Ambition-to own a business Secret Desire-to be rich and famous Most mem. exp. at W.H.S.-senior year Remembered for his dedication to running. Donald Thomaa Brunei! Don, Dr. 11 29 62 Sagittarius Likes-Corvettes. racing, fast foods, water skiing, driving, hoods of vettes, partying, girls, skinny dipping Dislikes Chryslers, North Wildwood, Wildwood Crest, snobs, waking up. muscle men Favorite Song Rapers Delight Favorite Place-Lake Laurie Campground. Don na's residence Favorite People- Lisa. Donna. John. Fred. John. Kenny. Terrel. Jackie. Mike. Louis S., Sam. Robih Pet Peeve when people are wrong Ambition to be a race car driver Secret Desire to be rich Most mem exp at W H S.- going to Washington D.C. Motto-Go on your first instinct, I never second guess Remembered for his Corvette. 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER Page M9 Michael Joseph Burke Mike 4 4 63 Aries Likes-baseball, football, iceskating, bowling, girls, being in the Mummers Parade, water sking, snow sking. Rams. Eagles. Aerosmith. Electric Light Orchestra, light blue, partying Dislikes-stuck up girls, conceited people, waking up. punk rock, all Pittsburgh teams, losing, scums Favorite Song- Evil Woman Favorite Place-Blackwood. NJ. Favorite People-mom. dad. J.P. McCoach, Rich. Gerry. Jimmy. Mr. and Mrs Drumm. Nancy. Bobby. Robin. Larry Brown. Harold Carmichael. Sugar Rey Leonard, and the rest of my friends Pet Peeve When people can’t admit their wrong Ambition-to be a manager of a supermarket Secret Desire-to be like my brother Gerry Most Mem. Exp. at W.H.S.-My sophomore year lunch table because it reminds me of the Big Brawl Motto-Do it today. You'll never know if you’ll get that chance tomorrow Remembered For-not liking his original remembered for. Vince Calogero Vinny 5 10 63 Taurus Likes-summer. Led Zeppelin, partying Budweiser. Southern Comfort. Dislikes-DISCO, school Favorite song-How Deep It Goes Favorite Place-Villas Favorite People-Kirn, Tammie, John. Diane. Donna (sometimes) Pet Peeve-People that can’t take a joke Ambition-to be healthy, wealthy and wise Motto-Never answer an angry word with an angry word. It’s the second that makes the quarrel Remembered For-his leather jacket. Aliah Saheba Raheed Campbell Adelina 3 26 64 Aries Likes-singing. dancing, acting, being Jose's girl friend, traveling, having true friends. Spanish, spaghetti and meatballs, plants Dislikes people that have nothing better to do than to sit around talking about people, beets, pork Favorite Song-1 Pledge My Love To You Favorite Place- Jamaica Favorite People-my parents, nine sisters, one brother. Jose Santiago and his family. Mrs King. Mr Harper. Mr Answini, Scott Jett. Sharon McDermott, all of my teachers. Rochelle King Pet Peeve-phony people Ambition-to become a professional singer Secret Desire-to become Jose Santiago's wife, have a couple of children and a wonderful life Most Mem. Exp. at W.H.S.-singing in the choir for six years, participating in W H S. plays and to being Aunt Em in The Wiz” Motto-When times get rough and you feel that you’ve had enough, fuss if you must but never give up Remembered For-her pleasant smile. Geraldine Marie Camper Jerry. Gerry 3 10 62 Pisces Likes-traveling around, partying staying out all night long, talking on the phone, Dudds, down to earth people, driving, eating fruit, meeting people Dislikes-people who know it all. getting suspended, loud people, being told what to do. fighting Favorite Song-Hurry Up This Way Again Favorite Place-Phila.. Fla.. L.A.. Betty's house Favorite People-mother, father, grandmother. Skie. Debbie. Marquita. Leah. Staci. Betty. Sharon. Larry. Mr Walter J., Mr. Harper. Tippi. Jill. Mr. Brew Pet Peeve-getting in trouble, getting up at six o’clock Ambition-to become a hairdresser Most Mem Exp. at W. H S.-The morning of the eighth grade trip Motto-Look into today as you look into tomorrow Remembered For-her silver bracelets. Page M10 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER Michael Capano Remembered for - hie never-ending drumming. Elizabeth Ann Carlton Beth 11 30 62 Sagitarrius Like -Unicorn , the beach, autumn and spring, my dog. skiing, snow, good parties. Camping. MUSHROOMS, asparagus, being alive, thunder and lightning, writing, animals. Springsteen, ice cream, Joni Mitchell. Neil Young, planta, Jackson Browne, raw vegetables Dislikes-Pain, raw onions, red lights, tourists, traffic, hot humid weather, cooked lima beans, nuclear power, wars Favorite Song-Thunderroad Favorite Place-Vermont. the beach in winter Favorite People-My brother and the rest of my family, all my friends. The Sawyers. Mrs. Weis Pet Peeve-people who think they are better than others Ambition-to be happy and healthy in whatever I find myself doing and to have lots of animals Secret Desire- to be a famous author and live in a beach house Most Mem. Exp. at W.H.S.-Canoe trip 80 . Vermont 1 80, Mexico Motto-It is more important to be human than to be important Remembered for-her love of nature. Geoffrey A Carty Groff. Geoff. Geoff strap, 2 skinny - 1 Groff Boff 9 27 62 Libra Likes- aports. BEER”, competion, gambling, Groff Boffing, sleepinl, T.V.. WMMR Dislikes-Homework, football practices, getting up for school in the morning, Hang overs Favorite Song-Sham a Lama ding dong Favorite Place-my bed at home Favorite People-My family and my dog. Adan Youshack. John Porto Pet Peeve-When its your last beer and the tap breaks Ambition-To become success- ful in anything I do Secret Desire-To be the Richest person in the world Most Mem. Exp at W.H.S.-When I got expelled for a bomb scare that I didn't call in Motto-You only live once so go for the Gusto, (go for the Groff Buff) Remembered for-his Monday Night Football parties. Thomas James Caterina II cat, schnookie-ugms 1 11 63 Capricorn Likes-Being with Donna, surfing, the beach, parties, finding valuable objects, concerts, Beer. Phila. Zoo. talking on the phone, my dogs, my turtle, my hamster, my ferret, and my future snake Dislikes- Disco. queers, homework, taxes, speedradar. redlights, cabin people, waiting in line, hair cuts, getting up for school, pennies Favorite Song-Stair Way to Heaven- Zepplin Favorite Place my room. Surf Comber Motel Favorite People-my parents, Donna Henry, my friends, my employer Pet Peeve-Tourists Ambi- tion-To become a successful mechanical draftsman or architect Secret Desire- It’s a secret! Most Mem. Exp. at W.H.S.-Disagreeing with Joe Steiger in History Motto-Do on to others as they do on to you! Remembered for-being every- one’s friend. 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER Page Mil Mary Theresa Cerrone Mar , Cer-roni” 12 3 63 Sagittarius Likes-muaic. poems, dancing, singing, skating, rainy days, reading, bowling. South Philly. Mummer’s Parade. Phillies. Eagles. Broadway shows. Elvis. Clint Eastwood. Mr. Fierro. Mr. McCracken. Mrs. King. Mrs. Montemurro. Mrs. Moreland. Ms. lac, being active, listening to all kinds of music Dislikes arguing, homework, being depressed, short weekends, being rushed, people who think their always right, being away from my “true friends Favorite Song- Never Donna Give You Up by Rex Smith Favorite Place-home and the mountains with the people I care about Favorite People-Mom, Dad, Augie. Eddie. Colleen. Tommy. John. Uncle John. Paul, Lisa. Eric, my grandparents. Chris, Regina. Dee, Weezy, D.P., L.P.. M.C., Chris D., M.B., R.A.. the McKeehan's, Aliah, my teachers, my relatives. Dora. Paulette, my friends at work Pet Peeve-People who pretend to be a friend Ambition-To be successful in everything I do Secret Desire-will remain a secret Most Mem. Exp. at W.H.S.-being on Reading Break and Student Council, Mr. Fierro's class and Ms. St ruble's class, my sophomore year Motto-Be honest in every thing you do: be yourself Remembered for her quiet ways. Michelle Cinelli Chele 12 28 62 Capricorn Likes-Heineken. 714. keg parties, boys, con- certs. Zepplin. Aerosmith, Tull. Yes. Van Halen. Rush, punk rock. Club Caaba. The Clang. Devo. B-52’s. dancing, singing. Halston. backgammon, blue Dislikes-warm beer, dumb chicks, stuck-up guys, hypocrites, K.S., P.D.. being bummed out. getting up in the morning Favorite Song-The Ocean-I ed Zeppelin Favorite Place Barbara R's Favorite People-Kenny G.. mom and dad. Baba. Barbara R. and Brandi. Denise. Marina. Robert Plant. M M . Miss lac. Mrs. King. Mr. Troiano Pet Peeve-busy signals, feet, people not saying Thank You Ambition-to achieve the highest goals possible in the singing and acting worlds Secret Desire- to get married Most Mem. Exp. at W.H.S.-being in the musicals, going skiing with Baba Dec. 1979 Motto-Nothing is Impossible Remembered for being our own Barbara Streisand. Mildred Thereaa Chestnut Millie. Bambi. Missey 5 9 63 Taurus Likes-sunsets, music, picnics, cruising in the Jeep, camping, walking on the beach, love poems, days I can sleep late. Styx, true friends, roses, surprises, making new friends, rainbows, puppies and kittens Dislikes-lies, snobs, selfish people. C.F., fights, nosey people, homework, being sick, cheaters Favorite Song Babe Favorite Place-Home Favor- ite People My family. Michael. L.C.. E D.. C.W.. M.C.. P.F.. W.D.. Pet Peeve Two-faced people Ambition-to be the best person I can be Secret Desire- confidential Most Mem. Exp. at W.H.S.-the band trip to Ohio Motto-a million tomorrows are not worth one fully lived today Remembered for her original walk. Joaeph Coccoza Remembered for being our “Kamikazi . Page M12 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER Richard Jaroei Colling Rich. Rick 8 6 63 Leo Like -rock music, drums, reading, animals, money, radio, fishing, traveling Dislikes disco, studying, stuck-up people Favorite Song-Close to the Gage Favorite Place-North Wildwood Favorite People- Kip Knapik, Dave Ludlum. John Boulageris. Kathy Crilley. Ken Lee Ambition- to be independent, go to college Secret Desire-to travel around the world Most Mem Exp. at W.H.S.-first day Motto-Fate directs our aims Remem- bered For-being a welcomed addition to our football team. Leonard Adams Jennifer Leigh Colson Jen. Jenny 3 30 63 Aries Likes-snow, the Cookie Monster, laughing, dogs, music, dancing, good parties, roses, the beach, the Muppets, rainbows. Riunite, good looking guys, diamonds, clothes, crazy people, the Eagles, traveling Dis- likes-getting up early, cliques, the end of summer, fake people, winters with no snow, goodbyes, being bored, having no money, fighting, homework Favorite Song- The Way We Were and Suddenly Favorite Place-the beach, the mountains, Mexico. Vermont. Bermuda Favorite People my family. Kim. the Wheaton family. 63. Gail, the Ransom family. Dee, John, the Boulageris family, Sherri, the Best family, the Haentze family. Cassie. the Dougherty family, Steve, Tracey. Louise. Bridget. Kenny, Melanie. Feef. and all of my other friends Pet Peeve- being lied to. Wildwood gossip. Ambition-to live a happy, successful life Secret Desire-to travel around the world Most Mem. Exp. at W.H.S.-biology my sophomore year. Mexico Motto-I believe in Right, because without it. there is the absence God. I believe in God. because without him. there is the absence of Love. I believe in Love, because without if there is the absence of You. I believe in You, because without you, there is the absence of Me Remembered For- her distinc- tive laugh. Tracey Michele Coulter P A. 6 26 63 Cancer Likes-rock concerts, partying, all my friends, sking, snow. Mr Fierro, summer Dislikes-stuck-up people. W.H.S.. tourists, disco, boring weekends, homework Favorite Song-Freebird Favorite Place-Moun tains Favorite People-Brother, my family, Terri. Jennifer, Laurie, Pat D., J.P., T.K., Kathy. P.D., A.R., B.C., C.S., R.W., K.J., Kurt, L.M. Pet Peeve-having nothing to do Ambition-to be very successful in life Secret Desire-to be rich, famous, and live a long, healthy life Most Mem Exp. at W.H.S.-being a cheer leader Motto-Don't be a phony, just be yourself and everyone will respect you a lot more Remembered For-never making it to homeroom. NO PHOTO AVAILABLE 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER Page M13 Kathleen Patricia Crilley Kathy, Katana. Crills 11 7 63 Scorpio Likea- ROCKY, walking on the beach, good looking guy� , green, snowball fights, being with friends, good parties, day-dreaming, sunsets, sleeping, fireplaces, cold winter nights. Mateus, massages. W.T.A., Patty’s digs,” my stereo, WMMR. pizza. Jackson Browne, Springsteen, being with the Bickels. weekends, the Rams and Eagles, the Phillies (especially 45) Dislikes- Curfews, not having a car, guilt trips, being ticketed, tourists, busy signals, getting up early. Mondays, cliques, good-byes, and arguments between friends Favorite Song- Born To Run Favorite Place- My room Favorite People- Dad. Pat. the rest of my family. The Bickel family, Terri, George, my nieces, Tony. Mr. Wright. Mr. Fierro, my good friends. Tug McGraw. and Sylvester Stal- lone Pet Peeve-Wildwood gossip and being lied to Ambition- To be happily married and have a successful career Secret Desire- To live in a beach house in California and to meet Tug McGraw and Sylvester Stallone Most Mem. Eip. at W.H.S.- 11 8 80. senior year and graduation Motto- Ya gotta believe Re- membered for- being our ‘•organizer.” Edwin Cramer Remembered for- his love of the senior questionaire. Lisa Ann Elizabeth Custer Lee. Liza 6 1 63 Gemini Likes- Sports, softball 76-80. basketball, la- crosse. camping, canoeing, partyin', concerta. Christmas Dislikes- Disco music, homework, doing dishes, secrets Favorite Song- Stairway To Heaven (led Zepplin) Favorite Place- Softball field Favorite People My parents. Eva (5 21 80). LEO!, Grandmom (Grams- 1 5 80). Marge. Joyce, Renee. Marg Triboletti, Miss Howell. Mrs. Rott Pet Peeve- Liars, selfishness and greed, party poopers. THIEVES! Ambition- To serve at least 6 years in the military service Most Mem. Eip. at W H S.- Graduating Motto- If there is something in life you feel you must accomplish, or a goal you must set. do it. for you may never gt another chance Remembered for- being our “Macho girl.” Louise Lee Couts Lou. Weezy. Rough Ready 5 22 63 Gemini Likes- Storms, good music, reading a book, going out. visiting, surprises, wintertime, writing letters. Band, football games, my teachers, deserted beaches, talking on the phone, traveling, roses, sunsets Dislikes- Lots of homework, snobby people, sad endings, being sick, boring weekends, death, crying, busy signals Favorite Song- Always and Forever Favorite Place- Home Favorite People- Mom. Dad. Mom Mom. Nannie, my whole family. Mil. Cheryl. Mary, Dee. Aleka, Jennifer, Gail. Rosa, all my friends, “Doc.” “Friendly Fierro” Pet Peeve- Snobby people, cheats Ambition- To be the best at what I do. be happy and successful Secret Desire- Confidential Most Mem. Exp. at W.H.S.- Band trip “80.” 10th grade History Motto- Live every day as if it were your last and let God give you the strength and courage to see it through Remembered for-her one-way conversations. Page M14 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER Jazmin Daletto Jaz Icecream 3 5 63 Pisces Likes- 17th street with A.C., stuffed animals. Daffy Duck. dogs, cooking, traveling, shopping. Miami Beach, boardwalk in the winter, sunsets, snow. Eastern Airlines. The B-52’s Dislikes-homework, term papers, loud music, snobs, crowds, football. Mrs. Coulter's cats, insects, waking up early Favorite Song-You are my Shining Star Favorite Place- Wherever Angel is Favorite People-Family, Angel. A.C., T.C., Bubba, W.C.. M.C., G.C., Debbie. Linda. Tootsie Pet Peeve-people who blow cigarette smoke in my face, people who can eat anything and not get fat Ambition-To get married and become a nurse Most mem. exp. at W.H.S-Cooking food at Debbie's for Spanish Project Motto-Be happy with what you have because there are those who are less fortunate Remembered for her love of Angels. William Edward Daniels Bill 11 14 62 Scorpio Likes-Pretenders, hefty lines. Lemon Rickeys, barmaids at the boat, summer, road trips. C.Y.O., Basketball. Believe it or not!, school. The “strip in Lauderdale Dislikes-Getting up for work and school, seeing red on my report card Favorite Song-Mystery Achievment (Pretenders) Favorite Place-Tony’s Lot, beach. Banana Boat, Anywhere there is a lot of people (girls) Favorite People-All the scumbags at that lot, my family, Lori and everyone who is a friend to me Pet Peeve- small town gossip Ambition- To be healthy, wealthy, and successful in all my endeavors Secret Desire- To be Santa Clause's Helper Most mem. exp. at W.H.S.-Being President of the Student Council, and meeting all the people who will forever be a part of my life Moto- As the world turns get the most out of it you can. because it only goes around once for everyone Remembered For being our class punker. Daniel John D'Amico Danny, Dan. Newbomb 3 6 63 Pisces Likes-hunting, summer, working, money water sports, shooting, road trips, friendly parties. Senior year. Half barrels Dislikes-mushrooms. squash and eggplant, no shorts and full days, no mugs, empty kegs Favorite Song-Beatles: Yesterday Favorite Place-Anywhere in nature Favorite People-Family, The O'Neils, the Accardi's, Gary, all my friends Pet Peeve-that one person that must always break up a good party Ambi- tion-To get a good career and buy a house as soon as I can Secret Desire-To become rich and famous and be able to share it with all my friends Graduation week Motto-Don't believe what people say about your friends, ask them and find out on your own. You’ll feel much better Remembered For being our New- bomb . Daria Jennell Davia Dink 7 17 62 Cancer Likes-fabulous clothes, money, cruising in Cadil- lacs. dancing, going to Philly Dislikes People that play games Favorite Song- Treasure Favorite Place-4309 Park Blvd Favorite People-My mother, fam ily. nd ny special people Pet Peeve-Phonies!!! People that stare in your face and don’t speak Ambition-To attend business school Most mem exp. at W.H.S.-Being in the Key Club for four years Motto-Live each day to the fullest Get the most from each hour, each day and each age of your life. Then look forward with confidence and back without regrets Be yourself, but be your best self. Dare to be different and follow your own star. And don’t be afriad to be happy Remem bered For her calm ways. 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER Page M15 Diane Marie DelCorio Bubbles. Tumbles, Di. little girl 9 30 63 Liebra Likes-cheese steaks, parties. Jackson Browne. Supertramp, talking on the phone, my stereo. Riunite. the beach in the winter, blue eyes. Datsun 280-ZX Dislikes cliques, gossip, people that think they're better than others, having nothing to do, fighting with friends, disco, homework, not having money, tourists, busy signals, morons Favorite Song-Stairway To Heaven-Led Zeppelin Favorite Place-anywhere where I'm having fun Favorite People-My family, TRUE friends, my dog Pet Peeve- when people start telling you something and they don't finish Ambition-To have a good life and to be happy Secret Desire-To meet Jackson Browne Most Mem. Esp. at WHS-Being president of our class for 3 years Motto-The only way to like life is to love many things Remembered for-her “bubbling personality. Tracey Douglass Max 2 22 63 Pisces Likes-Egg Rolls. Swimming in Ventnor's Bay. B- 52’s, Ivory Club. Hockey, Baseball. Movies. Chez, Mountains. Joe Bimbo's class. Combing my hair. Speed boats. Fred-D. Oceans. Michael Jackson. Barbeques. Woody's. Lobster. Quincy Jones Dislikes-Annette'a food. Montgomery Ave.. ('antelope. Laying out in the sun. shopping. Tourists. People that sure. Bus rides Favorite Song-Stuff Like That Favorite Place-Bay in Ventnor, N.J. Favorite People-Gina, Ellen. Mickey, Figs. Peggy. Bob. Joe Bimbo. Mom. Dad. Chris. Jay, Lisa. Mr. Teti, Joy. Karen. Tom. Joe. Annette Pet Peeve-The noise Chris makes when she eats Breakfast Ambition-Be a 1 photographer Secret Desire-To live in a house along Ventnor's Bay — Being with 2 special friends Most Mem Exp. at WHS Walking to school May 25. 1980, with Gina G Motto-Something special to hold on to Remembered for-her comb. Michael James DiBiasio Mike 11 5 63 Scorpio Likes-Water Sking. Snow Sking. Going to concerts. Fran Welser. Partying. Rock N-Roll. Hydroplaning'' boaU. Watching football games, playing football Dislikes a lot of homework. Stuck-up people, snobs. Traitors, people that ulk behind your back. Mondays. B.D Favorite Song Ironman Favorite Place-Vermont Favorite People-Mom. Dad. AunU, Un dee. Fran, Mr Borneman. Mrs Montemurro Pet Peeve-People that “ACT stupid Ambition-Electrical Technician Secret Desire- To own a private island Most Mem. Exp. at WHS-Freshman Year Motto-Do unto others as you like them to do unto you Remembered For-Being Dizzy . Sara Doyle Remembered for- being our individualist. Page M16 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER Barbara Ann Drumm Bobbie. Shorty. Bee-Barb 6 9 64 Gemini Likes-Summer. camping, music, beach. Speedy Gonzales. Snoopy, cooking, animals, nature, blue soap operas, swimming, bon fires, roasting marshmallows, long stemmed roses Dislikes- good-byes. snobs, people who don’t listen, being pressured, the end of summer Favorite Song-Why Not Me Favorite Place-anywhere there's people Favor- ite People-Mom. Dad. Debbie. Nancy. Art. Jennifer. Mike Burke. J.M.. R.A.. P.B.. R.H . all my friends Pet Peeve-when People blow smoke in my face Ambi- tion-To achieve a bachelor's degree in Medicine and become a Physical Therapist Secret Desire-To make the best out of life for me and others Most mem. exp. at W'.H.S -being in Mr. Hartman's 7th penod History class in 1979-80 Motto never say good-bye. always say later, because you might just see that person again Remembered For being a welcome addition to our class. John Joseph Ferry 9 1 63 Virgo Likes-The Who. Gold. The Rolling Stones. Springsteen. The Flyers, summer, snow. St. Pauli Girl, parties, having a good time Dislikes-two faced people. Disco, meat slicers. school being so early in the morning Favorite song-Sympathy for the Devil- The Rolling Stones Favorite People All my friends and family. Mr. Fierro. C.F.. L.G.. B.D.. J.B.. G.F.. D.D.. J.G.. and the rest Pet Peeve-Beer in a can. waking up Ambition-To succeed in making a living Secret Desire-To become very rich and not famous Moat mem exp. at W H S All the people I met and friends I made Motto-Live for today with tomorrow in sight Remembered For his love of The Who and The Rolling Stones. Nancy Ann Drumm Nantny, Cruely 2 4 63 Aquarius Likes-water-skiing. being with Anthony and friends. Rock-n-Roll. suprises. summer of 80 . sunshine, snowball fights, sunsets Dislikes-Disco freaks. Punk rockers, boredom, homework, arguing, snoba, rain Favorite Song-Free Bird Favorite People-Anthony, my family. M B . L.A. J.H., L.M., M.B.. J.Mc.. J.M.. R.C.. R.H.. The Cocco's. any other friends I forgot Pet Peeve When people think they're better than others Ambition-To become an airline stewardess or cruise director Secret Desire-To be rich, famous, and happy Most mem. exp. at W.H.S.-Sophomore History class (Mr Hartman's) Motto-Forget about yesterday, dream about tomorrow, and live for today Remembered For her love of Nort's. Denise B. Gable Dee 10 9 63 Libra Likes-Rock-n-Roll. Frank Zappa, summers, being anywhere Terry is. walking on the beach in the snow, the boardwalk in the winter, walking on the beach with Terry Dislikes-snobe. short summers, short week- ends. too much homework at the same lime. Disco freaks, saying good-bye to someone special Favorite Song-Bobby Brown Favorite Place-Pennsauken Favorite People My family. Terry Cahdl. Dave. Hoyt. Lisa. Grubby. Mike. Jack. Kenny D.. Eddie. Mike W . Barb Drumm. Mary C. Pet Peeve-two faced people Ambition-To go on to college and become an anesthesiologist Most mem exp. at V .H.S.-The 1979 Prom and Graduation Motto-Never say good-bye. there is always a later Remembered For her Tail-Tales 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER Page M17 Faith Arlette Gaines Gainesy, Iceburg. Fay-Fay. Evil 12 19 62 Sagittarius Like Dancing. Going place and meeting people Dislikes-Jealous people. People who think they're it Favorite Song-One in a Million-Larry Graham Favorite Place-201 W. Roberta Ave. and Apt. G-3 Favorite People-My family BIRDIE MC NEAL and hi family. D.S.. L.W . D.D.. V.R., L.F.. S.H.. and others Pet Peeve-Phonies. Jive People Ambition-To become a successful model Most Memorable Experience At W.H.S. Being in the band for three years Motto-1 never see a pansy with its lovely little face. I never see a garden with its beauty and its grace But I think of friendship with its power to give a lift, and always I'm reminded that a friend is God's own gift Remembered for- Her forever changing moods. John Christopher Gant Gant. Slick. Boo Boo 6 4 63 Gemini Likes-Girls. parties, summer. Rock- n Roll, being with my friends, getting out of W H S . sports. Wed night poker. Kegers. Diamond Beach Dislikes-Snobs. boring parties, unfriendly people, disco. High School Office, cliques, cocky mojes. waking up in the mornings Favorite Song-Freebird Favorite Place-the beach Favorite People-Wildwood High School Senior Class. Family. Mr Fierro. New Bomb. Turk. Miss lac Pet Peeve Getting Punished, when car breaks down, getting injured, hospitals Ambi- tion-To have lots of money Secret Desire-To go to California and become a beach bum Most Memorable Experience At W' H.S.-The plays. Senior football season Motto To achieve a goal in life you should have lots of fun while you still have it in you Get right to the point Remembered for- His great acting ability. Charles Fredrick Gerahman Chuck. Gersh , Gushie 10 19 62 Libra Likes-basketball, good friends, music: Tull. Witness. Bruce. Joel. W’ater Sports, Ohio trip, Chinese food. Tennis, visiting grandparent in Florida, the beach in Feb. Dislikes-working for my parents, taxes. Brown Noses, insurance payment , draft, drinking age. Reps, tourists Favorite Song-Captain Jack (Billy Joel) Favorite Place-The sunny side of the street Favorite People-My family, true friends and lovers included. Ellen. J M . T.D.. J.B.. Mom. Rich and whoever else I forgot Pet Peeve-Hypocrisy Ambition-To be happy and always live for today Secret Desire-To be the smallest white man in the NBA Moat Mem. Exp. at W.H.S.-State Championship Basketball game '79' Motto If it makes you happy: do it Remembered for- Being our Captain Jack”. James David Gicaa III Jim. Geek 9 22 63 Virgo Likes- Companionship with the opposite sex, not having homework, not having many responsibilities thrust upon me!. Making money, riding motorcycles, long bus rides Dislikes- Having to play at cold games, most English courses, playing my horn by myself, auditioning for anything important, unrealistic people. FICKLE MUNCHKINS!! Favorite Song Chil- dren of Sanchez (Chuck Mangione) Favorite Place- Any place I can think out my problems, my bed Favorite People Father. Mother. Tom. Pat. Ken. Mozart. J.P . M M . V.S.. Pet Peeve- Being taken advantage of by a person you have given your trust to Ambition- Graduate from college, and become a successful musi- cian Secret Desire To become extremely well-known for my music Moat Mem. Exp at W H S - Being the only Wildwood musician to make Regional Band in 5 years Motto- To live my life to my standards and not conform to anyone else's Remembered for- being our own Maynard Ferguson. Page M18 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER Susan Giuliano Remembered For- her artistic ways. Bernard C. Glenn Bernie, Bern 2 27 63 Pisces Likes-playing football, clear November mornings, long Easter vacations, skiing, hunting in Maryland Dislikes getting up early, going to work, having the car break down, bad grades Favorite Song Only the Good Die Young Favorite Place Higbees Beach or Maryland Favorite People Bob. Achie, Chris. Ed. my dog Pet Peeve People that say Number A or Letter 2 Ambition to retire Most Mem. Exp. at W.H. S.- scoring a touchdown in Freshman football Motto-Give it all you've got. or it'll get ya Remembered For-being the deer hunter. Regina Marie Gloria Gina 4 1 63 Aries Likes-art class, sun. cross country 79’. Wildwood, the beach, frisbee. camping, baseball, the smell of Hawaiian Tropic Sun Oil. indian summers, thunder and lightning. Cat Stevens. Jackson Browne, outdoors, Linda T. s, barbecues, Christmas at home, biking, aqua swimming Dislikes-cold weath- er. being in school first period, practice fire drills, tourists Favorite Song Father and Son Favorite Place anywhere with my friends Favorite People Max, Ellen T . Mr Beck. Anite. Jim. John. Vince. Sara. Loretta, Linda, Pots and Pans, ray family. Joan. Misa Jost. W.W. Pet Peeve-summer drivers Ambition-to be a famous artist Secret Desire to bike ride across the country Most Mem Exp. at W.H.S.-walking to school May 25. 1980 with Max Douglass Motto-Let me be happy. Let me be free, as wild as the wind, as tamed as the sea. Thanks Remembered For-her creativity. Catherine Gorni Remembered For-her love of the bus. 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER Page M19 Joseph Arthur Grande Joe, Joey. Joseppi, Joseppi Arthur 11 26 62 Sagittarius Likes Baseball. Football. Basketball, playing baseball in Hammonton when the winds blowing out. Summer, parties, older women. Manor Bar on Thursday night. The Fairview. the Beach, gambling. R.B.S., the jeep, the cabin. Dislikes Payboy's Arcade. Scumbags. Canadian bathing suiU, stuck up people. Mogges. Toledo ave Favorite place the beach, and the cabin Favorite people Adam, Tom Alv. Ginmole. R A. Bove, Butch. Danny D. John. Mr Fierro. Mike L. Loop, Linda. Beth. Debbie. Diane. Lisa Pet Peeve-Saturdays at Payboys Ambition-To be a success in what ever I do Secret Desire-to play professional Baseball Most Mem. Exp at WH.S.-1980- 81 Baseball seasons Motto-If you really love something set it free if it comes back it is yours Remembered for-his cabin. Celia Regina Grasso Cel. Huck, Teacher 9 25 62 Libra Likes-interior decorating, cars, easy- going people, song writing, singing, good conversation, strawberry short cake, spend ing money, working Dislikes-Liver. driver at Vo-tech. gym. getting up early, curfew Favorite song-Getting in tune Favorite place-Phila. Favorite people D Tisdale. S. Doyle. Mr Bimbo, Mr. Troiano Pet Peeve Being yelled at. Being told by Two people what to do Ambition-To be a rich executive Secret Desire To be famous Most Mem Exp at W HS.-Basketball manager and player, getting caught cutting gym Motto-Urn. What’s Up? Remem bered For her baby face. Betty Cornelius Greene Beltbick. Lix . 1 7 63 Capricorn Likes-sleeping, steak, backgammon, cards, parting, mellowing out. talking on the phone, going shopping, listening to music Dislikes-getting suspended, people who think they know everything, loud people, porkchops, Kookie, living at home Favorite Song-I'm Coming Out Favorite Place- Phila. Baltimore. Washington Favorite People-Nick, Reynolds. Tina. Cheryl. Gerry. Steve. Bug. Sharon, Brenda. Kenny. Nicholas. Staci, Mr. Harper, MoM Pet Peeve-Getting up in the morning Ambition-to get into real estate Secret desire-to own my own real estate business Motto-Remem- ber yesterday, live for today, and hope for tomorrow Remembered for-her “serious” ways. Fred C. Grosse. Jr. Loopner. Derf, 10 18 62 Libra Likes- Baseball, the Boat. Bruce Spring steen. Skiing. Heineken, Kamikazes, summer in W’ildwood. bangin' out at Tony's, the scumbags at the lot. Pretenders. Ted Turner. Braves. Punk. Devo Dislikes Hangovers, not remembering how I got home. Rollin' Rock, catching Jeff. O-for's. passed halls, Disco Favorite Song Rosalita Favorite Place Vermont. N.Y.C.. Wildwood Favorite People Mom and Dad. Helen. Jay. Bill Pet Peeve People who don't like the crowds in the summer Ambition-To be a world famous chef Secret Desire-To be as rich and powerful as Ted Turner Most Mem Exp. at W.H.S.-Baseball '80. the plays, having all three lunches Motto- I would rather have a bottle in front of me. than have a frontalabotamy-(J.T.) Remem- bered for- being our Loopner. Page M20 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER Christopher A. Haehnel 5 20 62 Taurus Likes-Guitars. girls, and stereos with drive, people who can keep happy, women, holidays. Rock and Roll, and RUSH The Band' Dislikes Punk and funk. They're both junk! Favorite Song-Won't Get Fooled Again-THE WHO Favorite Place-Beach, boards, the road, and home Favorite People- Mike. Bob. Beth. Lori. Cindi. and Bill Pet Peeve-People with closed minds Ambition-To succeed in a musical Band Secret Desire-To retire at 30 and enjoy my life! Most mem exp. at W H S-Passing Motto-You can't always get what you want! Remembered for his quietness. Jeffrey L. Harris Jeff. Doctor 8 16 62 Leo Likes- Money, clothes, basketball, watching football, not going to school, sleeping late. Saturday nights Dislikes- Punk-Rock, detention, fake people, school, staying home too long, two faced friends Favorite Song- Just A Touch of Love (Slave) Favorite Place- Any place but Wildwood Favorite People- My generation, my race, all my sisters and brothers, my father and my mother especially Pet Peeve ROCK!, sitting the bench, and people who tell other's business Secret Desire- To someday become a concert promoter Moat Mem. Exp. at W H S - Winning a basketball championship 80 Motto- Stand for what you believe for the majority is not always right Remembered for- providing the sounds. Marcus R. Harmon Spider Monk 6 19 63 Gemini Likes Football. Basketball, keg parties, concerts, surfing, getting rowdie Dislikes-Disco, dry spells Favorite Song- Train Kept A Rollin (Aerosmith) Favorite Place Peru Favorite People- Tricky Rick. Mom Dad. Miki. Hattie Roe. Terri. Hendog, Paul and the boys. Foo, Jerry. Dawson Pet Peeve- A girl who won’t shut up Ambition- To live in Peru and eat coco leaves forever Secret Desire Someday be as good as my brother Rick in basketball Most Mem. Exp. at W.H.S. Me and John Bass beat a half keg together Remembered for- being our salesman. Scott Gregg 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER Page M21 Michelle Ren£ Hedgeman Milch. Milchel. Meatball. Shelly. Shel 11 12 63 Capricorn Likes My stereo, snow. Christmas, going shopping, money, spending money, driving, being with the group and Julie, talking on the phone, partying at B.B.’s, telling B.S. stories to Julie Dislikes-being an only child, working before 12:00, When Alice won’t let me go out. marching at P’ville, fighting over something stupid, certain people in this school, people who don’t know what their talking about, my father Favorite Song- All the Time by Dionne Warwick Favorite Place-My bed Favorite People-Alice. Mom-Mom. Daddy. Aunt Audrey, my cousins, the group and Julie. Barry. Little kids, the rest of my friends and Scottie Pet Peeve-busy signals, waiting, being late Ambition-To be a social worker for the underprivileged Most mem. exp. at W.H.S.-being in the Wix, band. Graduation Motto-People are unreasonable, illogical and self centered Love them anyway. Remembered for her unusual laugh. Robin Lee Hoffnagle Rob 12 2 62 Sagittarius Likea-“Yea”. parties, going places, guys, bowling, volleyball, traveling, vo-tech. hockey, sewing, helping people, skinny dipping Dislikes-snobby people, homework, waking up in the morning Favorite Song- Around About Favorite Place-Virginia Favorite People-my family, Sandi, Deb. Lisa. Jerry. Mike. John. Bill W., Pinky L., and family. Rie. Joanne. Matt F.. T., Pat and Mark T.. Jackie, anyone else Ambition-To become a fashion designer Secret Desire-To own my own fashion shop Most mem. exp. at W.H.S.-Being on the volleyball team and softball team. Remembered For being our clown. Sharon Denise Hayward Haywood 12 26 62 Capricorn Likes-partying. skating, being with Carlos, visiting my grandmother, long trips Dislikes-school. getting up early, dead parties, fifth period, study halls Favorite Song-Let me be your Angel Favorite Place-Califorma. Maryland. Philadelphia. Betty’s house Favorite Peo- ple-My mother. Carlos. Gerry. Betty, Crystal. Mrs. Berta. Caloin. Rusell Pet Peeve-milk, mayonnaise, good-byes Ambition-Dietician Most mem. exp. at W.H.S.-getting out Motto-lf ou love something set it free, if it comes back to you it’s yours, if it doesn't it never was. Remembered For-making a class out of Mr Harper’s office. David Horner Remembered For being Simone Page M22 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER Marie Shaw Hornsey Rie 6 18 63 Gemini Likes-Bovs. partying. Rock-n-Roll. Salem. NJ. singing, horseback riding swimming, skating (Roller) Dislikes-Tourist. Wild- wood. snobby people. Goody-Goodies. Disco, cliques Favorite Song-Wonderful Tonight-Enc Clapton Favorite Place-Salem. NJ Favorite People-R.S.. LA.. Parents. Ann. Bobby. C S . M S.. T M . J M . LM . Linda M . ELF.. E B Pet Peeve Two-faced people. snobs Ambition-To become a professional singer Most Mem Exp at W H S Being the sun on the freshman homecoming float Motto- If you love something set it free, if it comes back to you it's yours, if not it never was Remembered for-her Bear Hugs Edward Lee Illingworth Jr. Precious. Lover. Cream Puff. Steady Freddie-Eddie. Ted 11 13 62 Scorpio Lukes Pretenders. Devo. surfing. Molsen’s. Reds. Pittsburgh Stealers. History class Dislikes Homework, waking up early in the morning, work, the bakery. World Lit.. Disco Favorite Song-Fool For The City Favorite Place-tbe beach, parties, surfin' Favorite People My family and all my friends at Wild- wood High School. Julie. Graham Parker. Chnase Hynde Pet Peeve-saying goodbye to a girl that really meant a lot to me Amhition-to be happy and be a successful accountant Secret Desire-to become a surf bum in California where the wine and the fun is free' Most Mem Exp. at W H S- My semor year. Pretender's coocert 80 Tower Theater Motto-Go for what you know You only get what you play for Remembered for-Bemg a Pretender Terri Louise Hutchinson 6 6 63 Gemini Likes-Being with Steve, being with my true friends. Mr Fierro's class. Keg parties, summernights. Wildwood's 1980 baseball team, sunsets, the thought of finally graduating with all my friends Dislikes-Boring weekends, when Mr Fierro is in a bad mood, when Steve is away, stuck-up people Favorite Song- Steal Away Favorite Place-Being with Steve A my friends, anywhere out of Wildwood Favorite People- Steve Callahan. Tracey. Fred. LaRue. A everyone else I forgot to mention Pet Peeve- Someone telling me how to run my life Ambition-to be successful in my own business in Florida. A to stay with Steve Secret Desire to get out of Wildwood, with Steve Most Mem Exp. at W.H.S.- being baseball manager of the 1980 team MotU -Don‘t walk in front of me because I may not follow, don't walk behind because I may not lead, but walk beside me and be my friend Remembered for-her blonde hair. Rebecca Jaffe Beck 8 25 63 Virgo Likes-Peaceful moods, quiet beaches, being tan. clothes, food, skiing, dancing, singing, acting, cheerleading, making others laugh, nice-looking gentlemen, children, meeting people, being active, originality, good conversations, honest friendly people Dislikes- Being wrong, people complain- ing. worrier , rudeness, restrictions, nervous people who thrive on pain, littering, ignorance, disrespect unanswered questions: jealousy Favorite Song Always and Forever Favorite Place High on the pep and on the stage. Favorite People-Pops. mom. family. Tree. Sherri. Scott. And everyone I get along with Pet Peeve-People judging others without knowing them Ambition-To become an actress, and be known, by many Secret Desire-To make others happy aa well as myself Most Memorable Experience at WHS-Re be. and Tree being caps of Cheer leading Motto'Some see things as they are and say why. I dream of things that never were and say why not. Remembered for-Alwayt having the last word 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER Page M23 PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Steven Paul Johnson Steve. 'K 7 12 62 Cancer Likes-Camping, Base hall, Wildwood in the summer, Phillies. 18. parades. Listening to my Police scanner, Eagles, bowling, water skiing, the beach, Wildwood Basketball games, fishing. M.A.S.H Dislikes homework, getting up for school, testa. Middle. English. Ignorant people. MeU. winter. E-7. not getting enough sleep. Yankees Favorite Song-It's still Rock n' Roll to me Favorite Place-Camping in the woods Favorite People-My family. Bill Camp. Ma and Pa Shaw. Rich W. Mr Fierro. Mr. Herbert. Scott W., The Wheatons Pet Peeve-People who don’t listen to what you have to say Ambition-To be an Accountant Secret Desire-Going to Florida and having a good time Most Mem Exp. at W.H.S.-Being inducted in the National Honor Society-5 14 80 Motto-Life is not a success until one tries his best Remem- bered for his dedication to baseball. Kenneth Wayne Jones Ken. Tonto 6 2 63 Gemini Likes-Women. parties, fishing, music, con- certs. no school, people who are into having a good time Dislikes-School. dry spells. Monday mornings. CommunisU. war Favorite Song-She Came in Through the Bathroom Window Favorite Place-Southwest of East Jabit Favorite People-Class of “81 . the Band. Morris. Linda, and all party heads Pet Peeve- Wildwood Gossip and days when nothing goes right Ambition-To play music around the world Secret Desire-To stop all the fighting in the world today Most mem. Exp. at W.H.S.- Graduation Motto-To be successful you have to be original Remembered for- having 1st. 2nd. and 3rd lunches. George Harry Karavangeloa Harpr K.. Geo. the Greek 11 22 62 Sagittarius Likes-being with Theresa, football, vacations. 66. sports. Monday Night Football, weekends. Wednesday night Poker club. beer, parties. TNDC Dislikes not being with Theresa, losing, not having a car. Hot Spot, tourists, getting up early, mondays. LCMR, Boardwalk Favorite Song Take it Easy Favorite Place With Theresa Favorite People Theresa. My family. Theresa's Family. Dom, Kookie. Fred B.. Gant. D’A mico and other friends Pet Peeve Losing Secret Desire-To play Pro Football Most Mem Exp at W H -game against Buena ,,79’ Prom SO Motto-You have one life, live it the way you want Remembered for his love of Theresa Robert Francis Kimball Bob 7 15 63 Cancer Likes-Football. golf. Dallas Cowboys, Notre Dame, 14. Roger Staubach. food, weekends. Boston, summer Dislikes-Friday night team meetings, having to get up early away games at St. Joes and Hammonton. Pittsburgh, smoking, Mondays Favorite Song-Cool Change Favorite Place- Home. football field, golf course Favorite People-Family. Butch. Coop, John P.. Rusty friends in summer. Tag. Cathy C.. H -che Pet Peeve-Losing Ambition - Become a Dentist and play college football Secret Desire-play Football at NotreDame Most Mem Exp. at W.H.S.-3 Football seasons Motto-Don't give up till time has run out Remembered for being our Mr Quarterback Page M24 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER Kip Knapik 11 19 62 Scorpio Likes-6 8 79. Skiing. Fishing. Boats Hunting. Eagles. Bergey. republicans, track, beach, weight lifting. Yosemite Sam. Dislikes-AYA TULLAH KHOMEN1, IRAN, politicians, two-faced people Favorite Song-I Honestly Love You Favorite Place-The beach 3, A beautiful sunset and my Donna Favorite People My Mom. Grandparents. Mom Dad Norbury. ' he rest of my family. Wally. Dave. Donna. Bob. Pet Peeve-People who think t ley know everything Ambition-To go to college and be successful. Secret Desire- To marry Donna, and live happy, long, healthy, and prosperous life together Most Mem. ex. at W.H.S.-Being on Track all four years, playing football for Mr. Brennan Motto-Yesterday is a dream and tomorrow is only a vision, but for today we live, making every yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope Rememberd for-His love of Donna Lisa Lynn Elizabeth Kulisek Lee 3 26 63 Aries Likes-Dancing, going out at night, having a good time. Clubing, Sundance, on Wednesday Nights, being with my friends, nice clothes, expensive shoes, chewing gum. going to A.C. with Gina, meeting good looking guys, tennis running, and staying in shape Dislikes-Getting up for school, alarm clocks, being told what to do. working, 1st period gym. not having money Favorite Song I'm Coming Out Favorite Place-Haven't been there yet Favorite People-My family. Reena. Shane. Lenny. Gina. Katie. Denise. Scott Joan. Susan. A.. Frankie A.. Anthony L.. Paul family Pet Peeve- W'hen other people sleep in my bed Ambition-To be a fashion designer Secret Desire- To have a Mercedes Benz Sports Convertible by the time I'm 21 Most Mem. Ex. at W.H.S.- Going to European my freshman year with G.P. L.L. B.D. C.K. Mr. Goslin Remembered for - Her Love of GUM PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Toni Marie Lauriello 6 15 63 Gemni Likes Summer. Beach. Jasper, parents. Jackson Browne. Beatles, jewlerv. Uncle Paul's 280ZX. designer clothes Quartroom. Lauiello rela- tives. money, living good. Bass Family roses, parties, clubing Dislikes-Kim Twist, short vacations and of summer, losing close friends, missing parties 129 West Sweet Briar, good-byes, certain relatives Favorite Song-The Long and Winding Road Favorite Place-Hawaii Favorite People-Mom. Dad Bengie. P.J.. Steph- anie. Steve W.. Uncle Paul. Jack. Fred. Claudia Ike. Dee. Mas. John B . Pete. Rocko. Kenny, Craig B.. All the LAURIELLO S, Pet Peeve-People who pretend to be something they are not Ambition-To be a lawyer Most Mem. EX at W.H.S.- Sophomore year Motto-If you love something set it free, if it comes back its yours, if it doesn t, it never was Remembered For-Taking a long vacation Kenneth Lee 9 19 62 Virgo Likes-Football. Basketball, baseball, swimming, good music beach, summer, weekends, ladies, classmates, sunny days, shop class Dislikes Sore losers, getting up in the morning, losing, homework. Practice on weekends, bad weather, good byes. tesU, people who cause trouble Favorite Song-Who’U be the fool tonight. Party all over the world Favorite Place My own turf. Football field Favorite People My family, friends. Mr. Fierro. Mrs. Struble. Mr. Wright. Mr Norton. Mr Frederick J.G.. D.D.. J.B., L.V. C.F.. J.F.. B.K.. T.T, A M.. J.W., Pet Peeve People who give up Ambition- To be successful at whatever I do Secret Desire-To have my own business Most Memorable Experience at W’.H.S.- amity Football 79 -80’. and Prom 80' Motto-And youth thats now so freely: will beg a penny by and by. Remembered For-His devotion to the Senior Portraits. 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER Page M25 Jerry E. Loewc Jerry 8 20 63 Leo Likes-playing football. Dallas Cowboys. Philadelphia Eagles, Phillies, going to Philadelphia, eating, boardwalk, getting Tim mad. being with friends, playing aquiddicks, eating lunch Dislikes-Braggers. Yankees, get- ting up for school, first period, seventh period, and all the rest in between them, except for lunch Favorite Song-It's Still Rock Roll to Me Favorite Place- Phidadelphia Favorite People-family, friends, Mike Schmidt, all the fine people at TPS, Bill. Walt, GAry. and anyone else I forgot Pet Peeve-Being used Ambition-To be a lawyer, or anything that will aide people Secret Desire To go on a world cruise Most mem. exp. at W.H.S.-playing and winning high school bowl in junior year Motto-If you believe in yourself, then others will believe in you too Remembered for being our Philly Phanatic David John Ludlam 7 20 63 Cancer Likes-Beach, sun, rock, Outlaws, Rush. Stones, parties, football, summer, surfing, concerts, sleeping late Dislies-Disco, new wave, tow faced people, tourists. IRAN, snobs Favorite song-Green Grass and High Tides Favorite Place-Spectrum Favorite People-John. George. Kip. Wally. Fred, Mike. Pat. Dom. T.N., D.C.. drinking buddies Pet Peeve-People that are not on time Ambition-Go to college and major in prelaw or Political Science Secret Desire-To become head of C.I.A Most mem. exp. at W.H.S.-Coming home after Basketball game at Wildwood Catholic 1978 Motto-You only live once REmembered for being the guzzler”. James Joseph Maletteri Hyme 3 5 63 Pisces Likes-Reliever, Frisbee. Kins. Road trips. Olds 442. Mulche’s Cobra Jet. eating tacos, diving. Station WAgons, car burnouts, Hollywood Ave.. General Motors Dislikes-Failing grades, Mr. Herbert’s clothes, toilet bowl partys. Fords Favorite Song-WE don’t get fooled again (The Who) FAvorite Place-The W'oods Favorite People-FAmily, Brother. Mulch. Bassey, Val. Wal- shee, The Crew. Kelly Pet Peeve-No car Ambition-To be a big rock star and make lots of money Secret Desire-To own The Red Olds 442 and do 9.7 sec. in the Vi mile Most mem. exp. at W.H.S.-I stowed away on the bus to the New York trip Motto-Do it till your satisfied Remembered for his excessive talking. Mary Nicole Mascio Mar. Shorty 12 10 62 Sagittarius Likes-Summers. the beach parties, music, animals, helping people, band trips, being myself, being with JOhn Dislikes-A certain teacher, meat. English, being forced to do something, tourists, rumors, good-bye Favorite song-Give me 3 steps Favorite Place-Beach m the winter Favorite People-Mv family. John Larcie. P W . J.B . Bear, my friends. Mr. Fierro Pet Peeve-Phonv People Ambition-To finish my career m the medical field Secret Desire-If I said it. it would not be a secret any more Most mem. exp. at W.H.S.-Mv 1st year in band when we went to a parade and the bus lost its tire Motto-Do Something-lead. Follow or get out of the way Remembered for-her perfect hair. Page M26 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER John Patrick McCoach J.P., Ted. Moose 8 24 63 Virgo Likes-Being with Colleen. Football. Baseball, being in the Mummer's parade for my first year, partying. Octoberfest. Eagles. Phillies. 76er. Flyers Dislikes-stuck up girls, conceited people, disco” guys that dress up like girls, Pittsburgh Pirates and Steelers, Dallas Cowboys Favorite Song-Don't bring me down Favorite Place-Northeast Philadelphia Favorite People-Collen Quinn. Mike Burke, mom. dad. my sister and brother. Rich Andrews. Jackie Harris, Mike Schmidt, Ron Jaworski. Robin Pet Peeve-When people think their right when they're wrong and argue about it Ambition To own my own Auto Body Shop Secret Desire-To graduate and have fun partying afterwards Mst mem. exp. at W.H.S.-Winning second place in Industrial Arts Awards Motto-I don’t get mad. I get even Remembered For his love of baseball John Joseph McKelvey Jazz. Johnny 12 22 62 Capricorn Likes- Terrell Distro, Led Zepplen. Pink Floyd. Stones. Michelob, Heineken. water skiing, snow skiing, traveling, band trips to Ohio, playing my sax wrong Dislikes-fights with T.D.. getting up early. People who just don't care about life, airheads Favorite Song-Live and Let Die Favorite Place-Hawaii, home Favorite People-Terrell Distro. raomm. dad. Mr. and mra. Distro, C.G, L.G., S.G., J.G., P.G.. Mr. Borneman Pet Peeve-liars Ambition-To push myself to full potential Secret Desire-To become a Professional Stuntman Moat mem. exp. at W.H.S.-When Mr Wright took a ski trip to Vermont and Tony Anzelone caught a little frost bite in the strangest place Motto-Go for it Remembered For his love of Terrell. Remembered For never really being there. Michael Joseph Melnicoff 10 23 63 Libra Likes-Rock-n-Roll. Molsen Golden, parties animals, girls, stereos Dislikes-Disco. New Wave. Funk, Morey's Pier Favorite Song Xanadu-by Rush Favorite Place Home Favorite People-Chris, Mark Joe Jessica. Chuck Pet Peeve English and Disco Ambition-To own a motel and become an Engineer Secret Desire Rich and Famous Most mem exp. at W.H.S.-Getting out Motto-Go for the best because you only live once Remembered For his artistic ability. 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER Page M27 Carolyn R. Miller Little Miller, Carol 3 22 63 Aries Likes- Melanie's car. beach in the winter, springtime, 3. sunrises, memories, sunsets. Steve Martin, money, spoils, people smiling Dislikes-Good-byes, light blue Pintos, being broke, untrue friends , stereotypes, interruptions, Mondays Favorite Song- Hey You Favorite Place O.B.. California Favorite People- Melanie Cliver. Dr Sladek. the g ng from the band. Linda Dauber, the rest know who they are Pet Peeve- Getting all built up and centered around something very special and losing it Ambition- To be successful in whatever I do Secret Desire Remains a secret Most Mem Ezp at WHS- Being Vice-Pres, of the class of 81” Motto- If you see someone without a smile lend him your's. Only he who attempts the crazy can achieve the impossible Remembered for- being our Wild and Crazy gal Mar 6 18 63 Likes- S.H., softball, sports, Rock St Roll, going places with all my friends, being alone with someone special, going to parties. Heineken Dis- likes- Two-faced people. Disco, goody-goodies. W.H.S.. drugs, my messed up arm Favorite Song-Stairway To Heaven Favorite Place- anywhere with my friends Favorite People- My family. Steve. Joann. Maria. Deb. Fran. Frank. Dina. Mark. Donna. Kim. Ken. Jamie. Kimmie. Kathy. Michelle. Scott. Joe. Michelle. Bill. Kim. Bill, D.A.C.. Rich, Eve. Mike. Bill Pet Peeve- When someone says something and then does the direct opposite Ambition- To be happy and successful Secret Desire- It's still a secret Most Mem Ezp. at W.H.S being on the softball team Motto- Live each day to the fullest Remembered for her love of softball. Kelly Mokary Remembered for- always being found in the bathroom. Mark Anthony Domenic Monzo Monz. Mote. Mousen. Artemus 6 12 63 Gemini Likes- Science Fiction, friends. Wild Wild West, football. Rock, advanced Dungeons and dragons, Galazian. Dagobah. Blondie. the Beatles. The London Symphony Orchestra Dislikes- Disco. M.G.’s. gosaipers. people who are possessive of other people, people who talk too musch. DRUGS. Disco clothes Favorite Song- Call Me. The Departure of Boba Fett Favorite Place- My sunroom Favorite People- Bill Taylor. Joe Makemson, my family. Suzanne Webber. Paul McCartney. YODA HENDERSON. Judy. Grace Pet Peeve- Calling Science Fiction Sci-Fi, instead of S.F Ambition- to become rich Secret Desire- To build a light saber Most Mem Ezp. at W.H.S.- Bioloquiddick Motto- You’re never too young Remembered for- being the Lord of the Rings. Page M28 1980-1981 THE ISLANI Maureen Mari Mooney Reeni . Reen I .V63 Capricorn Like lunitU. parti , walk on b arh, my do . «pending tim with a r rtain om on . Slq Gin, nic uy . stuffed animal , •urpri . Talking on th phon . listening to t r � . band trip Dislikes-busy phon «ignaU, good-by , having di agr m� nU. prejudice, not having anything to do, rumor . h «ng ronfu d. waking up early, Mondays Favorite Song-Upside- down Diana Roa Favorit Place anywhere my friend are Favorite Peo pie My family, ’The gang . Barbara Crawley Pet Peeve People who don't accept you aa you are Ambition to help disabled children Secret Deni re-To lie successful In whatever I do Most Mem exp at W H.S.-Junior year. Gradu alion. being in band Motto-Chensh the memorie of yesterday, savor th joys of today, nurture the promise of tomorrow Remembered for never going far from Room 104 Amanda Louiae Munn Mandy, Manda 3 1S 63 Pisces Likes- Jamin’. Music, food, being with Andy, sleeping, clothes, basketball Dislikes Immature people, cigarette smoke, people who don’t mind their own business, staying in Wildwood, Being away from Andy, not having a job Favorite People- Mother and Father, George. Andy, Sharon H . Tammy D.. and all the other brothers and sisters of the world Favorite Place-North Carolina and Philly Favorite Song-Sunrise Pet Peeve- getting out of bed Ambition-To be successful in whatever I do Secret Desire- To become a dental assistant and marry Andy and move to Texas Most Mem. Exp at W H.S-being a part of the Class of '81 and graduating Motto-You only get out of life what you put into it Remembered for- her poetic ability. Thereaa Murray Tree. Tres. TeT 10 30 Scorpio Like Being with Bob. winter, work- in Dislikes Being in school. Two faced people, being away from Bob Favorite Son Never knew love like this Favorite Place Any place where Bob is Favorite People Bob. My family. Bob' family, my friends. Poodie Pet IVeve Arme. Sue Mullen, being in school Ambition to go around the world Moat Mem exp at W H S not being there Motto the moat beautiful things in life are not seen with the eye , but felt with the heart Remembered for-her eye . Jamea Gregory Neill Neilly, Gregorr 10 10 62 Libra Likea-sitting on the beach, walking on the boardwalk, being with my friends, waterskiing, summer, parties, storms. W F.D. 1. Lisa, my car. work, snowskung. St Pauli girls Dislike fake people. Sue. nolar. real loud music Favorite Song Sometime When We Touch Favorite Place- going boating Favorite People-mom. dad. grandfather. Mr. Harper. Mr. Borne- man. Lisa Pet Peeve people that try to get you back for a mistake you made Ambition-be a fireman m California Secret Desire-to snowski better and to travel the country Most Mem Exp at W.H.S-how much fun we had in my senior year Motto be yourself, don't lie. make people feel happy Remem be red For his unusual sounds 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER Page M29 JoAnne Ostrander Jo 1 15 63 Capricorn Likes-playing the flute and piano, good music, animals, the beach in winter, being with my friends, football games Dislikes- homework. getting up early, rain, snobs, being late, curfews Favorite Song-Babe Favorite Place- Anywhere my friends are Favorite People- M.H.. L.J., J.R.. F.L.. M M.. J.W., M.L., J.C., P.F., my family Pet Peeve-prejudice Ambition- to make a career in Spanish Secret Desire-to travel around the world Most Mem. Exp. at W.H.S.-being on the band, band trips Motto-Be what you are and not what others think you should be Remembered For-her dedication to the band. James Raymond Ozly Ox. Huxley. Rock Oxley. Jim 4 9 63 Aries Likes-girls. rollerskating, food, music, more girls, sports, portable radios, my T.V., T.B.. Bugs. Oakland Raiders, friendly people. 76ers Dislikes-not being able to rollerskate, no girls, no money. Steelers. Cowboys, nothing to do. snobs Favorite Song-Another One Bites the Dust. The Breaks Favorite Place-Deerfield Beach. Fla. Favorite People- mom. sister, brother. Kathy. Desiree. Wendy N., Skip. Wayne. Skip's mom. Ruth k.. Sharon, Mr. Forester Breesly Brewin, Chris, people I skate with. Rich Collings Pet Peeve-ignorant people, dirty places Ambition-to be a professional scuba diver and to make lots of money Secret Desire-to be a world champion in roller skating Most Mem. Exp. at W.H.S.-being part of the student body, playing sports Motto-Take now what life has to offer cause you might not get a second chance at it Remembered For-being our rollerskaier. Michele Marie Palmieri Shelly 7 30 62 Leo Likes-to be with family, being around nice people, spending money, traveling, gymnastics, football games, beautiful sunny days, spending time alone, taking care of children, getting to know people Dislikes- taking orders, unfriendly people rainy days, making decisions, getting behind in things Favorite Song-Memories by Barbara Streisand Favorite Place- Penn- sylvania Favorite People- my family, R.J., S.B.. The Trop family, P.B., A.S., T.S., P.K., Pet Peeve-Phony people, taking tests Ambition-to become a legal secratary and marry a lawyer Secret Desire-to become a model Most Mem. Exp. at W.H.S.-passing Junior year to become a senior Motto-Live each day for today, not for tommorrow Remembered For-her freckles. Linda Christine Peterson Pete 5 14 63 Taurus Likes-crocheting. sewing, cooking, music Dis- likes-History, English Favorite Song-Can t Help Falling In Love Favorite Place-Shore Mall Favorite People-Family. Mr and Mrs Borneman. Mr Bar base. Mr. and Mrs Daughen, Mrs. Williams. Doreen Roy. Donna Pietropaula. Andy Welser, Sue Giuliano. Jeannie. Jamie. Mary Pet Peeve homework Ambition to get a job in a business Most Mem Exp. at W.H.S. Being in the 1979 Fashion Show Motto-You only have one life to live so live your life to its fullest and be proud of what you do in your life Remembered for- Never having to fing a ride to Wildwood High. Page M30 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER Mark Joseph Piro Timothy Polhamus 1 4 63 Capricorn Likes-Rock -n- Roll, concerts, beer. Ian Hunter, weekends. Remembered for-waking us up in homeroom. The Who. Queen, hockey, guitars. Cherie Currie. Yes. lobster. Heart Dislikes- Disco, hot days, traffic lights in winter. Molly Hatchet, the beach. Foreigner, flat tires and broken jacks, taking the bus, getting gas for the car. Cape May Favorite Song-All The Young Dudes-Motl The Hoople Favorite Place-the mountains Favorite People-Brian, Spaz, Nancy. Tracey. Lisa, Warren, J.P., Frank. Ken. Kath Pet Peeve-Southern Rock Ambition to play in a successful band Secret Desire-to sell-out the Spectrum Remembered for-his love of ROCK -N- ROLL. John Christopher Porto Porno , J.P. 1 16 63 Capricorn Likes-wet T shirts, women, music, Manor, Bolero, P.R., the boss , food, money, my friends, payday, 2:43, 60+9, contact, guitars, gigolo's. Doctor Dinero, the summer girls, SPEC’S Dislikes- homo s, mojes, tourists, taxes, brown noses, cliches, spending, J.L. and force, radar, 19, reps, toast, A's Favorite Song-Move It On Over-George Thourogood and The Destroyers Favorite Place-The Manor and 204 Favorite People-Dan, Butch, the W.C. boys. J.B., the monster, J.G., Scott D., Dr. Sladek, T.A. Lou, Glo, Ro. KMO. Lupe, and the rest of my friends I didn't state here (you know who you are) Pet Peeve-waiting in line Ambition-to be a studio musician Secret Desire-to be a yachtsman Most mem. exp. at WHS-transferring to the place Motto-Don't beat around the bush Remembered for-being our Italian Stallion . Gail Marie Ranaom Gail. Pedro 7 24 63 Leo Likes-the beach, snow skiing, food, parties, tennis, track, sleeping late, clothes. Riunite Lambrusco Dislikes-Monday morn- ings. English, fake people, snobs, people who think they’re better than others, bus rides, tourists Favorite Song-Real Love Favorite Place-Vermont Favor- ite People-my family. Jennifer. Sherri. Rochelle. Debbie, and the rest of my true friends. Mrs. Ewan. Mr. Wright Pet Peeve-“Wildwood Gossip Ambition-to live a happy life and succeed in whatever I may do Secret Desire- to be wealthy and travel around the world Most mem. exp. at WHS-going to Mexico, 1979 Prom Motto-If you love something, set it free, if it comes back to you, it is yours, if it doesn't, it never was Remembered for-her many facial expressions. 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER Page M31 Antonio Darrell Robinson Tony. Slopes. T 5 10 63 Taurus Likes-Family. Karate. Basketball. Girls flipping in the air. making money. G.Q. magazine Dislikes-Jive people, loud girls, girls that try to get over on me. sweet T, Dirt. Unhappy Girls. Girls with no Brains Favorite song-All slow songs Favorite place-Home. place of Birth Favorite People-Family, C.C., C.A., A.M., S.H., G.C., R.S.. Karen Lee, R.S., D.D., S.M.. T.B . B.Mc.. Mr. Harper Pet Peeve-Sitting around not doing nothing Ambition-To get in the A.F. and go to Korana and get on their international Karate team and go all over the world and fight Secret Desire-To get what I want out of life and be happy and take care of my family Most mem. exp. at W H S.-11th grade Prom. 11th grade First time for a real let down in Basketball Motto-Hi What’s Up Remembered for being our Kung Fu”. Ronald Alan Rogowski Ron 2 15 63 Aquarius Likes-Days off. Girls, football, basketball, sleep- ing. eating. Fridays, Driving, money Dislikes-Mondays, people who bug me. being interrupted. Tourists Favorite song-More Than A Feeling by Boston Fsvorite Place Anywhere sway from Wildwood Favorite People-Family. Joette. Chris. Carol, Rene. Mark. Rich. Scott. Mary, Jane. JoAnne Pet Peeve-People who are always complaining. People who don't trust me Ambition-To move sway from New Jersey, and move up in the World Secret Desire-Still remains secret even to me Most mem exp. at W.H.S.-Going to the Basketball games and cheering on Wildwood Motto-This world would be a lot better if they were not so demanding Remembered for his love of Shea's. Dominic Antonio Micheal Romeo II Rome 8 7 62 Leo Likes-Winning. Football. Beach. T.N.D.C., Wednesday Night Poker. The Doc’s Lab. Casinos. Skiing. 1 25 80,8 15 80, Graduations, parties. New Years Eve 1979-80 Dislikes-Losing. Nutcrackers. Cigarettes. Hot Spot, getting caught. M.T.H.S., L.C.M. Favorite song- I Did It My Way -Frank Sinatra Favorite Place-Rocks. Casinos. Florida. Vermont Favorite People My folks and family, Kathy, Paige, Janet. Snyders. Buchinghams, Karavangelos's, Harry and Folti, Mrs. Daniels. All of my Coaches. Class of 81 Pet Peeve-People to disagree with me Ambition-To go through College successfully, successful and take care of my parents Secret Desire-To play College and Pro Football Most mem. exp. at W.H.S.-Football Senior Year. Proms 79. 80, Boys locker room fresh- man year, skiing Killington. O.C. Victory Swim '80' Motto-‘ Go for the gusto, or don't go st all” Remembered for being everywhere. Gary Bruce Rosenfeld 4 14 63 Aries Likes-Golf, my microcomputer winer. The Owls. Cowboys and Bullets. To see Wayne Hardim punt on third down, pro-nuclear people Dislikes- Double and Triple Bogeys. A Bug in a Program. Summer and Tourists, watching television. “CV anti-nuclear people Favorite Song-It hasn't been written yet Favorite Place-Wildwood Golf and Country Club Favorite People my farn ily. most of my parent’s friends. Big E . The Golden Bear Pet Peeve, selfish people, especially smokers Ambition-to become a patent lawyer Secret Desire-to temporarily leave my law practice to become a pro golfer Most Mem Exp. at W.H.S -playing golf, bioloquidickand practical jokes we played on “Pauley Motto If you make a bogey on the first hole. Remember The second hole is an easy par five which can be birdied to bring you back to par Remembered For- being our photographer. Page M32 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER Doreen Paige Roy 4 15 63 Aries Like -Koala Bears, needle work, harp seals, antique cars, snowstorms, thunder storms, reading, cooking, animals, ice skating. Christmas, flowers, fireplaces Dislikes-Homework on weekends, book reports, liver, hayf- ever Favorite Song- Don't Cry out Loud . Yesterday Favorite Place- Home Favorite People Parents. Pat. Tammy. Pretty boy. Family Pet Peeve- Tourists Canadians Ambition-Secretary Secret Desire Remains secret Most Mem Exp at W H S Being accepted in the National Honor Society Motto-If at first you do not succeed, try until you do Remembered for-sneezes Rames Lee Saddler Jr. Bubs 11 9 63 Scorpio Likes-increase my ability in dancing, to fall into a relationship with someone and not even knowing, to let the people you really love live their own life without trying to live it for them Dislikes watch my friends and relatives waste their future career in any way Favorite Song-You and I. Earth. W’ind. and Fire Favorite Place-Avalon. Syracuse. NY. and West Philly Favorite People-my family, the young ladies from the city Pet Peeve-eat liver, pork, not receive the best possible reward for what I believe I have earned Ambition-be independent snd be strong towards anything that comes my way; be respectable in every way in my future career Secet Desire have everyone I love live on this earth and share our love together Most Mem Exp. at W H S -Keepin in touch with others Motto-make sure the field I go in will make myself respectable, and to see my loved ones that have been taken away on the other side together Remembered for-his sophisticated ways. Cindi Leigh Sawyer Cindi 5 21 63 Gemini Likes-animals, Lama. Jackson Browne, chocolate covered pretzels. Neil Young. Bruce Springsteen. Kamikazees, good parties. Iced tea. Molson. concerts, spring and fall, green, potatoes, silver, thunderstorms Dis- likes-Health food, traffic lights, nuclear power, homework, tourists, bugs, onions, getting up early, Mondays Favorite Song-LANDSLIDE Favorite Place-the beach in the winter Favorite People-all my friends, My family. Trevor, the Carlsons. Mrs. Weis. Tony P.. Beth. Richard. Jean. Andie. Amy. Diane. John B Pet Peeve-getting up early on a cold morning Ambition-to be happy and successful in life Secret Desire-to go on a safari in the Serengeti National Park Most Mem. Exp. at W.H.S.-Vermont '80. canoe trip Motto- The most I can do for my friend is simply to be his friend” Remembered for-her dedication to NO NUKES Robert K. Schafer Shay. Doc 11 19 62 Scorpio Likea-girls, money. Eagles, water skiing fast boats, the Phantom. Basketball. Jim Leahy. Kip. Andy G, my friends at W-C. Jerry, cousin Mark and Tom Dislikes-Wildwood Catholic, Disco. Miami Dolphins, Ayatullah Khomeini, Iran. South Philly and N.Y. Disco Boy's Dallas Cowboys Favorite Song-Queen, Another one bites the dust Favorite Place-home Favorite People-mom, dad. brothers, sisters, niece Jennifer, Michelle, mom and dad Tarbottom, Uncle Ralph, and family Pet Peeve-not to be tied down in life Ambition-go to college for four years. Take over my dad's business. To play basket- ball Secret Desire-to be a great athlete and person, to show slot of people that I can do it. and to be somebody Most Mem exp. at W.H.S.-Going to the State Finals with Mr. McCracken and the team Motto-go for all you can get because when it’s gone, you can never get it back Remembered for-being found around the hoop. Albert J. Schloshman. Jr. Buddy 11 12 61 Scorpio Likes-Girls. football, running, music, beer, food Dislikes Work, school, getting hurt, hurt feelings, snobs Favorite Song-Can't Tell You Why (Eagles! Favorite Place-Florida Favorite People-Mom. Dad. my uncle, brothers, sister Pet Peeve-two-faced people, working in the summer Ambition-to be an electrician Secret Desire-To be kept a secret Most Mem. Exp. at W.H.S.-running cross country Motto-Take what life has to offer when it comes Remembered for-his running ability. Trudy Joan Seher 3 9 63 Pisces Likes- Wildwood in the winter, hot weather, being with my boyfriend and friends, partying, good movies, clubbing, buying new clothes, puppy dogs, good looking guys, biting Greg s tongue Dislikes-Snobs. watching sports on T V., getting up in the morning, school, cats, fighting with my boyfriend when he’s drunk Favorite Song- Let It Be (Beatles) Favorite Place- Beach Favorite People- Mom. Dad. Bob, Harry. Doreen. Bobbi-Jo, Greg. Diane. Anita. Tracey. Lisa. Joe C.. Pat. Mary. D.P.. D.J. Ambition-To marry, have four kids, and to be rich Secret Desire- Let it be a secret! Most Mem. Exp. at W'.H.S.- cutting classes with Lisa K. Remembered for- her love for her locker. Walter Anthony Schultx, Jr. Schultzy. Walt 2 1 63 Aquarius Likes-The Knicks, Earl “The Pearl , Monroe. Phillies, teasing Debbie Alexander about how bad the Meta are. Baseball, backtalking Mrs. Struble, cutting up Tim and his radio show, playing Tim Aquitic Dislikes- People who are conceited, people who push other people around. Mrs. Struble’s book length tests Favorite Song-Sailing Favorite Place-Vet Stadi- um Favorite People- my family. Hollands. Rauccis. Gary R . Bill T.. Andy W.. Tim W Pet Peeve-People who think they are God’s greatest gift to the world Ambition-To go away to law school and become a good lawyer, and make my parents proud of me Secret Desire-To make my presence be felt as one of the best lawyers around Most Mem. Exp. at W.H.S.- being branded for life with some sulfuric acid in Dr Joe’s chemistry class Motto Make the best of your time because time is all you have Remembered for- his love of the PHILLIES!! Scott Simpler Remembered for- For his ‘‘simple’’ ways. Page M34 THE ISLANDER 1980-1981 Thomas Burdette Snow Tom 7 11 63 Cancer Liken- Computer Science. Coca Cola, women, contemporay rock. Lunch I. my car Dislikes- No toilet paper in lavs, heat on in May. parking at W H S . cockroaches, hard chocolate chip cookies, snobs, blue books Favorite Song-Freebird Favorite Place- Grassy Sound Favorite People- Bill Taylor. Scott Wahl. MYF. Walt SchulU Pet Peeve- Five girls side-by-side walking in front of me when I’m late for class Ambition- To become an electronics engineer Secret Desire- To co-star in the 10” sequel Most Mem Exp at W H S - getting an A on Mr. Mueller’s test Motto-No use complaining No one will listen Remembered for- being our Doc. Theresa Marie Snyder T . Terri. Teebles. Tree 7 18 63 Cancer Likes-George, sunsets, laven- der. good parties, sharp clothes. 66. weekends, cheerleading, talking with the girls, 12 28 79, being tan. laughter, dancing, music, roses. Doritos. singing. Duffy Dislikes-Not being with George, boring pep rallies, making decisions, no parties, first period gym. tourists, red lights, term papers, waiting Favorite Song- One in a Million Favorite Place- Daytona Beach Favorite People-George. my family. Gorge's family, the Petersons. Mr. Mrs. French. Diane. Patty. Rebecca. Kathy. Francine, Maryann D.. and everyone else who’s name need not be mentioned Pet Peeve- When people do not respect the feelings of others Ambition- To be happy and successful Secret Desire-To be kept a secret Most Mem. Exp. at W.H.S.- being a cheerleader for four years. Prom 80 Motto- The key to happiness is having dreams, the key to success is making them come true Remembered for- Her love of 66. 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER Page M35 Theresa Lucille Taffe Teri.T.T., Teri-bell, 1 1 62 Capricorn Likes-Linda Ronstadt, Fleetwood Mac. ELO. Yes. Bugs Bunny, animals, wine. Mr. Sunshine . Bert's dry jokes, his hair, camping, men Dislikes-ignorant people, disco, third lunch. R.C.. the Aya- tollah all Iranians Favorite Song-Party Girl Favorite Place-country, Va.. mountains, with my family Favorite People-parents, brother and sister. Sammy; Lisa and family. Duffs and family. Dee and family. Mona. Mike. Bert. M.P.. ED (Precious). Christine. E.T., T.D., I.G., Pay Pet Peeve-people who think they are God's gift, commy Pinko's Ambition-to one day become a doctor and be rich, marry a guy who doesn't spend alot of money foolishly, and who loves the country Secret Desire-to live in a country house with no nosy neighbors nibbing around, live in total luxury Most Mem Exp. at W.H.S.-1979 second period study hall Motto-Friends are like warm clothes; nice on a cold night; you love them when they are here and miss them when they are gone Remembered For-never having a hair out of place. William Charles Taylor B.T.E., Fozxie Bear, West 3 28 63 Aries Likes-boardwalk, beach, Sam's Pizza, hiking. Burger King. TPS. huskies. Dodge Vans. Wild Wild West. Laser Show, Galaxian. science fiction. ABBA. Styx. Manilow and Joel. Blondie, LSO. Muppeta Dislikes-goasipers. getting sick in Florida, running over Chris, unimportant phone calls, people who act without knowing the fact , cutting my foot Favorite Song-I'm OK and I’m All Out of Love Favorite Place-Wildwood. Browns Mills. Norristown Favorite People-family Mark Monzo. Suzanne Webber. JUdy, Grace. Jerry. Kelly. Walt. Sparkie, Yeda Henderson. Robbie. Jamie. Tom. Brenda. Erin Dee. Mary, Turner Pet Peeve-people who are possessive of other people Ambition-to be successful Most Mem. Exp. at W.H.S.-bowling. lockeraquiddeck Motto-Do a job well enough to put your name on it Remembered For-his trumpet in French II. Ann Marie Margaret Tassoni Wildwood Girl. Wiggy. Annie. Squeaky 5 20 63 Taurus Likes-horses. being with friends, cruising, guys, meeting people, being with a certain someone, camping, going away, staying out late. Wildwood in the summer, having fun Dis- likes-Sundays. stuck-up people, not going anywhere. Wildwood in the winter, good- byes. rude people, people who talk behind your back, not having money, not seeing someone Favorite Song-Back In The Saddle Favorite Place-the beach, movies Favorite People-Family. Don R.. Cindy. Theresa M.. Karen A.. Sue G., Joey D.. Tippy. PrissymLady. I.G., C.M.. Harry J.. Kim W Pet Peeve-people who think they are it. fear, tourist Ambition-to teach children in nursery school Most Mem Exp at W.H.S.-riding Vo-tech bus sophomore and junior years, graduation Motto-be what you want to be. not what other people want you to be just be yourself Remembered For-her love of children. Ellen Marie Teti El. Tate. Elce 5 9 63 Taurus Likes-activity. guys with mustaches and nice eyes, curly hair, basketball, all sports, being with my friends. Colt 45. Toto. Hall and Oates, singing, animals, working, bubble baths, candles, incense, having a tan. vans, silver jewelry. French Onion soup, all food, a challenge, ballet. Billy Cooper. Glenn, and attacking mailmen Dislikes-not having enough room for all of my likes, cold toilet seat , going to the dentist, the news, commercials, underwear Favorite Song-Emotional Rescue Favorite Place-North Wildwood, the woods Favorite People-dad, mom. family. Answini, Barb. Mr. Bimbo. Billy CaUnoso, Paul. Tom. Joe. Lisa. Debbie Pet Peeve-my lack of patience Ambition-to be happy Secret Desire- to major in underwater basketweaving Most Mem. Exp. at W.H.S.-Monday, Tuesday. Wedesday. Thursday, and Friday Motto- “Amor Vincit Omnia Remembered For-wearing a dress once in four years. 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER Page M36 Donna Maria Timmins Poco. Pocahontas 6 1 63 Gemini Likea-Vermont. snow, skiing, suntans. Diamond Beach, vacations. Va .. Taxco. daydreaming. Jackson Browne. Jethro Tull, taking pictures, camping, and happy people Dislikes-tourists. shoobiea, icy conditions, ski trials without snow, alarm clocks, disco. Ayatollah, cliques, tele- phone poles. 6-2 study hall Favorite Song-Lucky Man Favorite Place-Bear Mountain Favorite People My mother, sister, and brother. Moe. T.J. Mr Bill. D.D'A . and friends Pet Peeve-Wiidwood's gossip “He who gossips to you will gossip of you Ambition-To be a female Eisenstat Secret Desire-To own a chalet in the Swiss Alps Most Memorable Experience at W.H.S.-The canoe trip Motto-Speak when you're angry, and you'll make the best speech you'll ever regret When you're ready to attack, let yourself go Remembered for-Being our class indian. Debra Marie Tisdale Debbie. Hev. Dee Dee 1 6 63 Capricorn Likes-Spending money, going out. bowling, swimming, having a lot of friends, snow. Christmas, Soaps, movies Dislikes-Liver, rain, some veges, homework Favorite Song-Please Don't Go-K.C. and the Sunshine Band Favorite Place-Philly Favorite People-S. Doyle. R Hoffnagle. F Welser. D. Timmins. T. Taffe. B. Loffler. and family Pet Peeve- When people pick on someone when they're no better and can't act mature Ambition-To be a hairdresser Secret Desire-A Famous make-up artist, and travel around the world Most Memorable Experience at W.H.S.-In sophomore year getting stuck on the Vo-tech bus and all the fun we had Motto-Do it while your here because you can't take it with you Remembered for-Her love of Vo- Tech Frederick Todd 9 20 63 Virgo Likes-Riding Motorcycles, listening to Pink Floyd. All Rock Dislikes-DISCO Favorite Song-The Door's Roadhouse Blues Favorite Place-Colorado Favorite People-Mostly Everybody Pet Peeve-Teacher's pets and snobs Ambition-to own a hotel and a restaurant Secret. Desire Moat Memorable Experience at WHS- Passing 11th grade Remembered for- His great loss. Jeffrey Scott Tomlinson “Butch” 10 8 63 Libra Likes-Baseball, shutouts. Steve Carlton. The Whalers. Betting. Notre Dame. Dallas. Caps Tournament. P'ville. ACL Dislikes- Losing owing Bucky money, lurksters. striking out. Pittsburgh, sore arms Favor- ite Song-Turn out the lights the parties over Favorite Place-The mound Favorite People-Parents. Yeager. Bucky. Jay. Rans. Tricky Dick. Loopner. Ayala. Linda. Coop. Frand. Pam. Achie. Tom. Joe. Mr. Bimbo. The McCrackens Pet Peeve-Quitters. Hanging curves Ambition-To attend college and be successful Secret Desire-To pitch in the Major Leagues Moat Memorable Experience at W.H.S.-4 Varsity Years of baseball Motto-Don't aliby the bad hops, anybody- can field the good ones Remembered for-His baseball ability. 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER Page M37 Timothy Russell Turner 1 5 63 Capricorn Likes-quiet people, people who don’t mind listening. Football, basketball. and military life Dislikes- Cenral Sr High School, and Cape May's Football team Favorite Place-Andrew A F.B. Favorite People - Althea. Roalnd. Rolo. Ann. Tracey. Timothy S Ambition- To become an officer in the U.S. Army To become an Airbonre-Ranger Remembered For coming back to graduate with the Class of ‘81”. Louis John Valeri Jr. Lou. Louie 6 7 63 Gemini Likes Football. Baaketball. Hockey, girls. Dallas Cowboys. Monteal Expos. snow, pizza. milkshakes, running sleeping, being with close friend Dislikes being late. 3rd lunch, peas. ram. rumors, fake people 1st period gym. being bored, worrying Favorite Song Another one bites the dust Favorite Place The Wildwood Favorite People my family, the Mastersons. Mr Foster. Mr Borneman. Gary M . Rose M . Patty M . Lisa D . the Clunn Pet Peeve Homework, getting up early Ambition To be a Wildwood Crest cop and earn as much money as possible Secret Desire To always improve on what I am doing Most Mem Exp at W H.S.- Playing on the Freshman basketball team Motto If you can t play, stay off the court Remembered for being one of the Motley Crew. Stephen Ralph Vinaon Steve 8 24 63 Virgo Likes-Running. Florida, good-times, camping, good music, eating, skiing, taking my time, money, smiles, joking, being myself, my dogs, all my friend Dislikes Tourists, ignorant and disrespectful people, being disappointed, being rushed, being bugged!, and cigarette smoke Favorite Place St. Petersburg. Florida Favorite People-My family. Aunt Rita, the Robinsons. Tim T.. M L.. Leslie W.. S.M.. P.S., Billy Wright. J.M., Nic, Mich, the dedicated runners of the 1980 Cross Country Team Pet Peve Reptile image, losing Ambition- To study psychology Secret Desire- To win an Olympic gold medal at the 1984 Summer Olympics, and to travel around the world Most Mem Exp. at W.H.S.- 1980 canoe camp trip, sophomore float, running cross-coun- try and track Motto-Be happy today for tomorrow is never promising Remembered for- his dedication to the track and cross-country teams Christopher Visalli Chris 3 6 63 Pisces Likes-vacations. winter, snow, pizza, sleeping, car- toons. Italians, the beach. Subarus, iced tea. bagels, funnies, happy hours. Giacco- bazzi. crazy people Dislikes-politics, inflation, math, spitefulness, cocky moods, lacking in funds, stinkies. seriousness, lowlifes Favorite Place-Europe Favor- ite People-mv family, my parents and grandparents, Chalie and Cheryl. KC. my Best friends. Edie. Ma Elburts, David Brenner and Elaine Bossier, the Joker. Pavlov. Mamma lac, Lester. Tch. Ambition-to become a Physical Therapist, and live happily ever after Secret Desire-to achieve my goals and live in Europe Most Mem. Exp. at WHS-the Europe Trips, the plays, the Italian Club Motto- Life is too brief to wait for the future, achieve your goals today. Remembered for-being our Lord High Underwear. Page M38 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER Richard John Wheaton Wally 9 5 63 Virgo Likes-Tracy, sking, football, making money Dislikea-end of the summer. Monday morning, nut cracker Favorite Song- Sailing Favorite Place-Court House Favorite People-Tracy. Kip. John. David. Fred B. Pet Peeve-rumors, people who can't keep their mouths shut Ambition-to own my own business Most Mem. Eip. at W.H.S.-the Vermont trip Motto-You win some. You lose some, and some get rained out Remembered For-his love of Tracy. Frances Ann Welser Fran. Franny 7 14 63 Cancer Likes-Mike DiBiasio. horses, shopping, sewing, hairstyling Dislikes-Burger King, boat rides, in the ocean, arguments, tourista Favorite Song-flirting with disaster Favorite Place-Mike’s boat Favorite People-Mike. Jill, Teri. my family. Debby. Ann. Cathy Pet Peeve- making decisions Ambitions-to become a good cosmotologist Most Mem. Exp. at W.H.S.-February 15.1980. prom night 1980 Motto-People should not be forced to do something if they don't want to do it Remembered For-always being with Mike. Richard James Wheaton Rich. Achie 3 11 63 Pisces Likes-football. polevaulting, hockey, travel- ing. hunting, fishing, Phillies. Flyers. Eagles, basketball season. Italian III and IV, math computers Dislikes-snobs, cheaters, losing. August football practices, tour- ista. running, substitute teachers Favorite Place- Cat Island. Bahamas Favorite People-my family. Scott, Chris, Steve and the rest of the gang. Mr. Mueller. Miss lac. Ms. Struble Pet Peeve-people who blow cigarrette smoke in your face Ambition-to get a college degree in computer science Secret Desire- to be a famous celebrity Most Mem. Exp. at W.H.S.-four years of polevaulting Motto-Don't put off till tomorrow what you can do today Remembered For- being Jane’s competition. Scott Jay Wahl Scott, Wally 5 9 63 Taurus Likes- The Packer , the Yankees, being sports editor, trivia contests, voileybsll tournaments, bioloquiddick, Barry Mani low. Billy Joel. Steve Martin. WIP. KYW. most republicans, my parakeet, lifeguard- ing Dislikes- the referees at Clayton-Wildwood II. “the B”. the Phillies. Royals. Boaox and Buccaneers, most demoersts, commies, no-nukes. MOVE, riding my bike agsinst s headwind, motel desks Favorite Song-New York City Rhythm Favorite Place-home in North Wildwood Favorite People-my family. Rich Wheaton, my friends, at W.H.S., Thurman Munson. Bart Starr. Ford and Reagan. Mr Hartman, Mrs. Struble Pet Peeve-inconsiderate smokers Ambition-to write for a newspaper Secret Desire-to do the play-by-play for a Yankee game Most Mem Exp at W.H.S -taking Trigonometry Alg III as a junior Motto- Don't be afriad to ask dumb questions; dumb mistakes are harder to deal with Remembered For-his love of Green Bay 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER Page M39 Leslie Williams Les, Chrunch Rockafella. Phoo. Tiffany 8 20 63 Leo Likes- Reading, sleeping, skating, having a nice time Dislikes- Working at McDonald's on Saturday, to cool of a dude, getting off the phone Favorite Song- Sunrise Favorite People- Mother. Father and all other family members. D.J.W., DJ.D., F.A.G., B.C.. M.O.B., Nikki Tyquine, Skigger Pet Peeve- Phonies Ambition- To succeed in whatever I choose to do Secret Desire- To be a secret until accomplished Most Mem. Exp. at W.H.S.- being in Key Club for 4 years, and taking part in the Wix production Motto- To understand life, is to know myself to search for my soul, so that I may see. and realize, my thoughts are all I need to believe in. Remembered for- always laughing. Kimberly Jo Wood Kim. R.B.. 4 2 63 Aries Likes- Cats. rata. Alice Cooper. Coke. Dr. Pepper, movies, soundtracks. SF books. T.V.. pinball, cheesesteaks. my stereo. Janis Ian. stuffed animals, crossword puzzles Dislikes- Diet soda. bugs, bluebooks, gym Favorite Song- Xanadu Favorite Place- Any shopping mall Favorite People- My family, crazy guys at my table in my study hall. Miss Dodds, Camus, Annex T., Yoda. Leader Deslok Pet Peeve- Cigarette smoke Ambition- to be a veterin- arian Secret Desire- To go to Mt. Olympus and talk to the gods Most Mem. Exp. at W.H.S.- being a powerbuilt when we won the regular season against the SSS Motto- I’ll try anything once within reason Remembered for- her love of Alice Cooper. Jane Frances Woolley Bear. Janie 11 8 63 Scorpio Likes- My baby grand, psych, class. Bach, tennis, retreats, traveling, teddy bears, Yoda. piano lessons, ice-skating. Queen. Clint Eastwood and James Bond movies, cities, backgammon, cats, the beach Dislikes- Smoke, charlatans, brussle sprouts, unchallenging classes Favorite Song- The Rose Favorite Place- England. Medford Favorite People- My twin. Joe. Lionel. Maureen. Mary. Benny, Doc. Mrs. Struble. Mrs. German. Mrs. Moreland. Diane. Brian. West. P.K.'s Pet Peeve- Smokers who are incon- siderate of non-smokers Ambition- To combine music and psychology, then attend Harvard Law School Secret Desire- To become the next Sigmund Freud Most Mem. Exp. at W.H.S.- Being Editor-in Chief of The Warrior. NJ. Scholars Program Motto- One plus God is sufficient Remembered for- being our perfectionist. Cheryl Lynn Wyllie Wyllie Bear. Wyle Coyote 5 10 63 Taurus Likes- Summer rains, good music (Rock-N-Roll), watching the sun rise, St. Bernards, skydiving, parasailing, camping, hiking Dislikes-Homework. term papers, history, housework, disco, ignorant people Favorite Song- Always and Forever. Songbird Favorite Place-Baltimore, Maryland Favorite People- Mom. Brad. Louise. Mildred. Dan- ny Pet Peeve- Snobs Ambition- To be able to be rich before I retire Secret Desire-To be married to a certain person (Brad) Most Mem. Exp. at W.H.S.- Mr. Fierro’s 10th grade history class Motto- If you love something set it free, if it comes back to you — it’s your’s; if it doesn’t, it never was Remembered for- her perfect attendance in the nurse's office. Page M40 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER Adam Michael Youachak Shack. Adi. 6 20 63 Gemini Likes Canadian girl , parties, centerfolds. 10's, summer. The Jeep. Head lights. The Magnum, weekends Dislikes-pulling negative G S. long toe nails, word no , scum bags, warm brew. Zepi. The dipper, homework, early mornings Favorite Place- the cabin, maids room. Fla Favorite People Joe G. Tom A . Mike L.. Bov’e. Sambo. Mr. Fierro. R.A.. Dennis G.. Danny D.. Terri H.. Pet Peeve-summer work Ambition- to be successful in what I do Secret Desire- to own a 42 foot Bert rum Most Mem. Exp. at W.H.S.-Junior Prom Motto-Heyl Ease Up Remembered For-his love of Wildwood winters. Steven Shinn Amy Patricia Rusao Burke. Amus 6 30 63 Cancer Likes- Rainbows, skiing, kamakazies, friends. Doritos. Vermont, summer, the Buick. the Dart, photography, yellow Volks wagon convertibles. WILD times. 211 W Magnolia. Jones Boys. Diamond Beach. Russo s. Whip It. Summer ’80. The Boss. WMMR Dislikes Zits. Monday mornings, hangovers. Wildwood Gossip, dieting, cleaning, grammar. Nukes, liver, conformists Favorite Song- Rosalita Favorite Place- Vermont (The Wobbly Barn) — “Out There Favorite People- My parents, my family. John Weis. Richard. Jean. Cindi. Beth. Kathy Yecco. Fred G.. Billy D.. John Bass, the Weis family. Missy. Joe W .. Mr. Borneman, Mr. Answini. and all those who need not be mentioned Pet Peeve- Phony people Ambition- To always be happy Secret Desire To remain a secret Most Mem. Exp. at W.H.S.- Vermont 1 26 80 and 1 1 81. camping in Virginia ’80 Motto- To live a love, you’ve got to give a love, to give a love, you've got to be part of Remembered for always making us laugh Tammie Jean Smith Tabitha 8 6 63 Leo Likes- Art. music, gambling. Jack Daniels, and Budweiser Dislikes Cherries Favorite Song Into the Night Favorite People- Wade. Kim, Vinny and Bruce Ambition- To become some type of artist Motto- I,ove is a forever friendship Remembered for- her love of Mr. Borneman’s class. 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER Page M41 Staff Thanks Gary Rosenfeld The members of the staff would like to thank Gary Rosenfled for all the time he dedicated to devel- oping numerous rolls of film. Gary’s fast and efficient work made it possible for a smooth pro- duction year. Harry Thanked By Staff The members of the Year- book Layout and Design Sec- tion are thanking Lou Harry for writing a large portion of the copy in this book. Whenever copy was needed, the Islander Staff would ask Harry to write it. He would then sit at the typewriter and compose an ex- cellent article even though it would have to be edited for poor taste because of Harry’s “unusual” sense of humor. The field of photography is a field which requires much dedica- tion and practice. Gary spends many hours a day perfecting his much loved hobby. We again thank Gary for his su- perior work and wish him much more success in the future with it. Srs. Thank Advisor We, the class of 1981, owe much to many people in Wildwood High School. But, there is one person to whom we must express our sincere thanks and gratitude. This person is Miss Patricia Brewin. Miss Brewin has been our sophomore and senior class proctor. During these two years Miss Brewin has done much to help our class. Our sopho- more year was concerned mostly with raising money for the prom which would be held our Junior year. With much hard work the prom was a complete suc- cess. Much of the thanks for its’ success goes to Miss Brewin’s help. Last year Miss Brewin became the senior class proctor. The Class of ’81 was lucky enough to be the first class to have Miss Brewin as a senior proc- tor. All of our energies this year went towards plan- ning a successful senior trip, but with much disap- pointment our efforts were wasted. There was no senior class trip. This fact has nothing to do with the great efforts Miss Brewin showed in or- der to help our class. Miss Brewin, we, the class of 1981, would like to thank you from the bottom of our hearts for all you have done for us. We wish you and the future sen- ior classes of W.H.S. the best of luck and much success in all that you wish to achieve. FOR SALE: Class discus- sion props. See Mrs. Reef in the nurse’s office. FOR SALE: Used copy of Dante’s INFERNO — “So- cially unacceptable” parts underlined. FOR SALE: Used lab man- ual. Do not open to page 24- 25. Available AVAILABLE FOR WEEK- ENDS: Can’t afford your own car? Why not rent out the driver’s ed car for those weekend dates? Low by-the-mile cost as well as one free gym teacher chaperone. WANTED: Homecoming parade. WANTED: Musical play with no male singing parts. See Miss lac before January, 1982. Desparately needed: Small team of munitions experts to deactivate one gym locker. Clothes not removed for en- tire semester and odor may be dangerous. Gas mask re- quired and resuscitation equipment for endangered Stick-Up. Fans Wanted For Girls Basketball Games. If unavailable during winter, see boys baseball for same. anted Cont’d (The following was taken from the 1940 Wildwood High Student Handbook). Typical High School Pupil The typical boy is always care- fully and neatly dressed. He wears a tie and either a coat or a sweater. His hair is neatly combed and his shoes shined and cleaned. He takes proper care of his nails. He is a cheerful lad, gentlemanly and courteous. He is thoughtful and considerate and never caught with his hat on when a lady speaks to him. He is a joy to the teachers as he is always willing and helpful. Not only this, but his assignments are carefully done and always ready on time. He is an enthusiastic sports fan, but never lets his sports interfere with his lessons. He may be on a class team, and while perhaps not the star he gets in many of the games. He takes a mild interest in dancing, but does not go in for anything so violent as jitterbug- ging. The girl has all the suitable qua- lities of the boy, but is usually much more particular in her ap- pearence. Her nails are always neat and carefully filed and some- times jolished in a neutral or pale pink shade. If she wears makeup at all, it is in moderate amounts and tastefully applied. Her hair is generally neatly done and held in place by a ribbon or bobby pins. You will find her shoes always clean and shining. She is a pleasure to know, with her bubbling personality and pleasant manners. She has reputa- tion as a helpful and willing work- er and can always be depended upon to do her best. She is out- standing in her studies and is al- ways at the head of her class. Most of the time her name appears on the honor roll. On the whole both the girl and the boy are good all-around stu- dents and find a welcomewherever they go. They are the ones the school can be proud of and will certainly make a success of what- ever they undertake. Page M42 1980-81 For Sale FOR SALE: one complete set of chemistry lab papers. Some calcu- lations slightly off due to calcula- tor batteries dying out (labs 21- 24). Also: term papers — buy one, get one free. Wanted Cont’d Wanted: students who show spirit at pep rallies and sport- ing events. If interested see Ms. Dodds or Ms. Brewin. 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER Page M43 JOSIE’S FIRESIDE PIZZA Best Of Luck To The Class Of “81 ♦ � Menu Sandwiches Cheese Steak Steak -Fried Onions Hamburger-1 4 lb. Cheeseburger-1 4 lb. Meatball Sausage Ham Cheese Pizza Steak Pizza Burger Meatball Parmigiana French Fries Hoagies Steak Hoagie Cheese Steak Italian Ham Cheese Ham Cheese Sodas Iced Tea Coffee Take Out Available Page M44 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER Prom Graduation Flowers Professional Floral Decorating Weddings-Birthdays Funerals-Plants sFresh Fruit Baskets Gourmet Gifts Artificial Dried Arrangements M cnr Restaurant IMH'TK 4 7 it KUI.I.INOMII.L ROAII IHO (iltANUE. K. J. 08242 SEAFOOD OUR SPECIALTY “MARIES FLOWER SHOPPE” Fresh Flowers For All Ocassions Marie Falcey, Owner Oi'bn Ai.l Yuan T« „ 000.880.3601 886.0500 J. FRANKLIN MENZ. FAMILY New Location Store 3 Wildwood Bowl New Jersey Oak Aves. Phone 729-0199 Wildwood, N.J. 08260 ED ROACH GENERAL BUILDING CONTRACTOR I0S V. I0TH AVENUE north Wildwood, n. j. 08260 J.J. LAUNDRETTE Self Service - Dry Cleaning 5600 PACIFIC AVENUE Wildwood Crest, N.J. 522-7885 Open All Year RETAIL SHOP 404 Washington Strttt Mall Copt May. New Jersey. 08204 609 884-3635 NURSER Y GREENHOUSES OSCAR TENENBAUM REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE • CUSTOM-BUILT HOMES • GARAGES • REMODELING • CONCRETE WORK • ALTERATIONS • ADDITIONS 609-522.4212 Best Of Luck To The Class Of 1981 3309 New Jersev Avenue Wildwood. N J 08260 Phone: 522-3467 •flJeter lfincent Hairstylists For Women Men STILE PHARMACY Prescriptions Rexall Drugs Cosmetics Ample Parking (Across From Wildwood High CAPE INSURANCE CENTER, INC. 303 New Jersey Avenue N. Wildwood, N.J. 08260 Tel. 522-1004 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER Page M45 Seniors Find Many Things That Make Them Proud Continued From Page LI and found the school to many people can say have an amiable atmo- sphere. Hence, when we re- flect upon our tenure at WHS, we find many things that make us proud to be in this par- ticular graduating class. There were many local and national events that occured during this time span lasting from September of 1980 to June of 1981, our senior year. These events affected our lives insomuch as we will never forget them. For example, how that they were seniors when America’s patrio- tism was rejuvenated by the return of the hostages held in Iran? Or, on the lighter side, how many people can boast that they were seniors when the Phil- lies and the Eagles both battled for their respective world cham- pionships? Not many! However, if the Sen- ior Class of 1981 was asked what it is most proud of, the answer would be obvious: being a student at Wildwood You can depend on the Marines. National Bank WILDWOOD 3301 Pacific Avenue NORTH WILDWOOD 14th and New Jersey WILDWOOD CREST Sweetbriar and Pac ific: LOWER TOWNSHIP Bayshore and Town Bank MIDDLE TOWNSHIP Magnolia and Dennisville Member FDIC High School. Getting an education at Wildwood High is the most beneficial and rewarding experience a student can have. The student-teacher rela- tionship at WHS is un- paralelled by any school system. This union between these two diverse generations plays an integral part in establishing the first rung in our ladder of success. Perhaps the realiza- tion of the fondness that the Class of‘81 has for Wildwood High is not presently apparent in every member. Someday in the future, however, when we think about how we were prepared for life as an adult, our memo- ries will focus on our four years at WHS; four years at a building that we can proudly call our alma mater. M.S. BROWN, JEWELERS SEASHORE SUPPLY OF WILDWOOD UNION TRUST COMPANY Your Largest Independent Bank In Capemay County Page M 48 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER Bedding Carpet Furniture Commercial Residential FAMS P. AND S. C OMPANY Baker And New -Jersey Ave. Wildwood, NJ 08260 522-3101 SCHAFFER S VARIETY PICK-IT Hoagies Groceries Steaks What-Nots GC MURPHY CO. Your Friendly Store In Wildwood Compliments Of: SOUTH JERSEY HARDWARE Roofing Supplies Wildwood NJ. JOSIE’S FIRESIDE PIZZA 522-8426 Best Pizza In Town Because The Kids Know And The Friendliest Place In Town. ALLEN'S MEN'S SHOP G- OL E Pacific Avenuet WiUwoJjN. J- WILDWOOD TRAVEL AGENCY OPEN YEAR ROUND 3311 Pacific Ave Wildwood, NJ 08260 522-1401 Holiday Preview Bazaar 3100 PACIFIC AVENUE WILDWOOD. N.J. 00260 INNOVATORS SANER’S w 3919 Pacific Ave Wildwood, NJ 08260 522-6925 522-6926 Hair Fashion Designers Ladies’ And Men’s 3300 Pacific Ave Wildwood NJ (609) 522-0586 SUN ’N SKI INC. SNUFFY’S LUNCH Fashion For Ladies 3307 Pacific Ave Wildwood NJ 101 E. Aster Road Wildwood Crest, NJ 522-1825 ■' LEADER PRINTERS Hallco, Inc. 5914 New Jersey Avenue Wildwood Crest, iNJ. 08260 (609) 729-0161 Best Wishes Class Of ’81 TAYLORS MARKET HIALEAH RESORT MOTEL 6211 Atlantic Ave, Wildwood Crest, NJ, 08260 Phone - 609-522-6655 HOLIDAY HOTEL-MOTEL Residential Section Of Wildwood-By-The-Sea 6311 Pacific Ave Wildwood Crest (609) 522-7652 146 1980-81 THE ISLANDER Page M 49 TELEPROMPTER National WILDWOOD NORTH WILDWOOD WILDWOOD CREST LOWER TOWNSHIP MIDDLE TOWNSHIP Member of Federal Reserve Sysfem and FDIC 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER Page M 51 Best Wishes To The Class Of 1981 From, - THE WILDWOOD BOARD OF EDUCATION Page M 52 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER Good Luck Class Of ’81 MR. MRS. CHRIS RANDAZZO BEECHER-KAY REALTY CO. Real Estate-Insurance Since 1907 Service That Satisfies 101-03 E. Wildwood Ave. Wildwood-By-The-Sea 522-2434 Or 522-2435 ■ ■ ■ Crescent Court Apartments 328 E. 26th Street Wildwood, New Jersey 522-8768 Or 729-0396 FRANK KATHLEEN DISTRO 609 - 522-4455 RIGHTER’S KAWASAKI SALES SERVICE 4203-05 New Jersey Ave Don Dawn Owners Wildwood, NJ 08260 Congratulations And Best Wishes ADVENTURER MOTOR INN Wildwood Crest JOHNSON'S RESTAURANT 1 Seafood Our Specialty J7t PACIFIC at BURK AVENUES WIIOWOOO. NEW JERSEY 09240 WCMC Phillies Flyers High School Football And Basketball 1st In Sports FRANCHI’S Deli - Pizza - Subs Open All Year 8606 N.J. Ave 522-2926 WALT’S MARKET 6703 New Jersey Ave. 522-5329 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER Page M 53 (609) 729-1402 Best Of Luck To Class Of ’81 SEASHORE STEREO PAN AMERICAN Sound Exports At The Jersey Shore MOTEL John L. Born 3909 Pacific Avefl Owner Wildwood, NJ 0826(fl 1 Congratulations Class Of ’81 THE CRILLEY FAMILY TOM, DON, CLARE, KATHY ’81 CARLSON’S FISH MARKET Fish Bait Ice 522-3400 4408 Park Boulevard Wildwood, NJ. 485 Prom (Graduation Flowers Professional Floral Decorating Weddings - Birthdays Funerals - Plants Fresh Fruit Baskets Artificial And Dried Arrangements “MARIE’S FLOWER SHOPPE” Sportswear Lingerie Girdles Bras THE MARTHA SHOP lies Apparel” Fresh Flowers For All Occasions1 Marie Falley, Owner 1 3405|Pacific Ave. Wildwood, NJ $2|- 6 K I' Edith Fisher Store 3 Wildwood Bov New Jersey Oak Avenues Phone 729-0199 Wildwood, NJ 08260 ■Mnl i tn Page M54 THE ISLANDER 1980-1981 Congratulations And Good Luck To The “Class Of ’81” THE SEASIDERS From The Cast Of “MR. ROBERTS’ Compliments Of PALOMBO’S PHARMACY INC. North Wildwood, N.J. 08260 Aldo A. Palombo, RP. SAWYER ELECTRIC, INC. Electrical Contractors Residential, Commercial Industrial Wiring New And Renovation Wiring Sawyer Security And Fire Protection Systems Burglary And Fire Systems For Home And Business Serving All Of Cape May County Quality 24 Hr. Service Since 1947 409 West Hand Avenue Wildwood, N.J. 08260 Phone No. 522-2582 ! (609) 522-6274 ELLIOT ANGENCY Real Estate Insurance 5709 New Jersey Ave. Wildwood Crest, N.J. 08260 PAULA BOB GOODMAN Paula ’53 Jill ’78 Jeff ’82 In Cape May County WILDWOOD - NORTH WILDWOOD - u union TRU5T 522-7757 WILDWOOD CREST - LOWER TOWNSHIP Your Largest Independent Bank f D I C MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER Page M55 Patrons GRACE OIL COMPANY To The Class Of “81” N-J WAREHOUSE SALES INC. Randall Venzie, Optician Rev. and Mrs. Arthur E. Woolley, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John C. Harden The Episcopal Young Churchmen Of St. Simeon’s By-the-Sea Jim and Maureen Manlandro Pat and Rita Canning Aquarius Motor Inn, Good Luck Class of 81 Rio Motel Hudson’s Country Store and Ice Cream Parlor Jim and Marie Cranmar Oswald and Taylor, Inc. Child Study Team - Best Wishes Class of 81 Furniture-Carpeting-Appliances 600 New Jersey ,Averme N. Wildwood, N.J. 08260 522-1478 Best Wishes To Class Of “81” 1980 CROSS-COUNTRY TEAM Coach: Jim Emory Capt.: Steve Vinson C.C.: Dave Cooper R. Fine, B. Wizst, T. Bishop, S. Silnicki, J. Kim- ball, J. Hall, B. Emmer, B. Blake, T. Armand, M. Maslow, J. Cammarano, B. Preston. WANTED!! Hardworking, Industrious, Resourceful Students To Work On The Islander Yearbook Applicants Must Be Willing To Put In About 10 Hours Per Week. The Result Is Lots Of Frustration, Aching Bones And Fun! Page M56 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER Rabbit Test L’il Baby Bradway “Eating in the cafeteria reminds me of home.” Game Show Gallery “It’s those darn ‘60 Minutes’ people again!” “Bachelor number one . describe your ideal date.” 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER Page M59 A.D. Fire Drill “I feel that teaching French is an ex- perience everyone should have.” “What did you put for number 8?” Can’t ‘Function’ Page M58 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER Davy The Menace In The Beginning “Workin’ 9 to 5, da da do da da da da da ‘Does anybody have a rock?” Fan Affair “I’ve only been a ju- nior one day and already I’m a ‘chemical detective’ who makes ‘socially un- acceptable’ comments.” Ourania Gahatsatos, Girl porter Frown Beat It Extra! Extra! Seniors Graduate Supplement To: Serving Wildwood High School The Islander 1980-1981 School Year Shown Above Are The Graduates. We’re Jets! “Roll a 7!' Where shall we rumble?” He’s no good! “Boys and Girls!’ West Side Story Supplement To: 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER Page N5 Prom Held At Enrico’s This Year The Prom Was Held At Enrico’s. People Started To Arrive At 7:45. After Names Of Couples Were Announced And Everyone Was Seated, Dinner Was Served. (Roast Beef Or Chicken Cordon Bleu). Later, Pictures Were Taken. The Jim Drum Band Played Until 3:00 A.M. Page N6 Supplement To: 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER Supplement To: 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER Page N7 ation Held At Convention Hall Supplement To: 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER Page N10 Pictured above is this year’s baseball team. Members of the girls’ track team are pictured above. y I Jeff Tomlinson Steve Johnson A Steve Vinson Bill Daniels Ed Illingworth Page N12 Supplement To: 1980-1981 THE ISLANDER In Memory Of Robert Herbert Mr. Herbert came to THS in 1962. He taught business courses here and served as department chairman. During his years here he also served as senior class proctor and was responsible for the student activities fund. Mr. Herbert’s hard work and dedication to our school was sincerely appreciated and will be missed by both students and faculty The Islander Staff regrets that unfortunately most of the spring pictures were destroyed. The following base- ball players received these honors: Bill Osborn 1st Team Cal Fred Grosse And Jeff Tomlinson 2nd Team Cal Rick Andrews Honorable Men- tion Above Players Received Courier Post Honorable Mention, Also