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Pictured above are the 1982-83 School Board Members. The members standing are: Mr. William Mitchell. Mr. Harry Breslin. Mr. William Davenport, and Mr. Larry Snyder. The members seated are Mrs. Georgia Harris. Mrs. Elaine Vignola. Mrs. Beverly Romeo. Mrs. Barbara Preston, and Mrs. Ruth Campbell. The arrival of the yearbook helps to mark the end of another school year. For most students, this sim- ply is another step toward the maturity and respon- sibility of adulthood, but for seniors receiving this yearbook it signifies an end (of high school careers and experiences) and a beginning (of functioning as an independent adult). I hope that all members of our school community can reflect on 1982-83 as a good year in which many valuable lessons were learned. To the Class of 1983,1 add my hope that your school experiences will assist you greatly as you make your way forward through life. Arthur Motz Superintendent of Schools Mrs. Dorothy Boyer was a most valued Assistant Secretary for the Board of Education of the City of Wildwood during the past twenty three years. Mrs. Boyer served her community unselfish- ly and diligently as a very active member of the Wildwood Civic Club and President of the Wild- wood Historical Society. Mrs. Boyer will be sadly missed by all who knew her and found her to be a kind, courteous and a warm person. Pictured below is Mr. Guy Jensen Board Secre- tary. 8
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Congratulations on a job well done. Remember, gradu- ation from high school is a beginning — a commence- ment. This is an important transitional stage in your lives. Stay positive) look on the bright side set your goals; and meet your challenges with enthusiasm. As you look through the photos, statements, and other contents of this yearbook, let them be a pleasant and positive reminiscence of a preparatory phase for a successful future. Best Wishes, Ernest L. Harper Principal Congratulations to the class of 1983. Graduation from high school is an important event in your personal development, it is a milestone enabling you to reach your goals and full potential in life. You are to be commended for reaching this level and now you must continue to develop your characteristics, attitudes, values and goals in life to meet the needs and challenges of today’s modern society. As a graduate of Wildwood High School you are now a perma- nent part of our rich tradition and long history. Sincerely, Dennis J. Anderson Assistant Principal Pictured to the left is Mr. Frank Caterini, Special Programs Coor- dinator. Mr. Caterini heads our school's TSE program. Comp Ed. Title I. and heads the night school program. 9
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