Wildwood High School - Breakers Yearbook (Wildwood, NJ)

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 Congratulations to each and every member of the graduating class of 1986. Your successes at Wildwood High School have been many, and you deserve praise and appropriate accolades for your accomplishments. It is my sincere hope that the time you have spent at Widlwood High School ,ias been pleasant and constructive-filled with knowledge and preparation for continued learning. You have received an education that will serve you well, if you keep the positive and proper attitude throughout your lives. May the memories within the pages of this yearbook serve you in the future when you turn your thoughts back to your days you spent with us at Wildwood High. On behalf of the Faculty and Administration, i wish you health, happi- ness, and success. Principal . Caterini of T. E., S.C.E., and Title 1 Congratulations to the class of 1986. You are now on the verge of undertaking a new task as an adult member of our society. It will take character, internal motivation, persistence and hard work to be success- ful. I wish you the best and am hopeful that your memories of Wildwood High School are pleasant and plentiful. Mr. Sam Stubbs Administrative Assistant

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“Let us proceed” -ELB “The first part of knowledge is knowing that you don’t know” -ELB “We are the sum of all our past exper- iences” -ELB “Words are alive and they have meaning.” - ELB The 1986 edition of the Islander is being dedicated to Edward L. Borneman. This unique individual brings to his students a dynamic personality, a broad education, and a wide range of interesting experiences. He teaches his students through questioning and perhaps more importantly, through his questioning, his students learn. He demands respect in the classroom but this respect he rightfully earns. Yet, the classroom is not the only palce that Mr. Borneman frequents. He can also be found at Maxwell Field announcing the Starting Five, or in the auditorium directing the Play Cast. Mr. Borneman has never hesitated in showing his enthusiasm and pride in W.H.S. and, therefore, in return, we, the Graduating Class of 1986 dedicate our edition of the yearbook to him. Thank you for everything Mr. Borneman!

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Congratulations to the Class of 1986 for suc- cessfully meeting the challenges and gaining the necessary knowledge to become Wildwood High School graduates. I hope that all the ex- periences that composed your high school ca- reer will become valuable guideposts to your future successes as well as fond memories for you. I wish each member of the Class of ’86 noth- ing but continued success and happiness. Arthur Motz Superintendent of Schools T-B, L-R: Seated: Mr. Dietz, Mr. Breslin, Mr. Mitchell, Mr. Davenport Standing: Mrs. Harris, Mrs. Zuzulock, Mrs. Campbell, Mrs. Preston Ms. Carlson Board Secretary Mr. Jensen Board Secretary