Bridgewater Raritan West High School - Vignette Yearbook (Bridgewater, NJ)

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ideo-Tape Club John Abbott, Bill Landolina, Karl Kaeten, Ken Wunner, Steve Shea, Bob Mishak, Alan Ward, ,lohn Buhager, .lack Chinery, Duane Bush, Rich Chinery. NOT PICTURED: Steve Goldman, Joe Andrick, Jeff Stern, .loc Hoholick, Bob Buhl. Biology Club The Video Tape Club is one of the busiest and most effective clubs at West. With the goal of helping the faculty and students, the members of this club first learn the basics of handling the machines. When this is accomplished the members are able to tape classrooms, special events and sports activities. Under the leadership of Mr. Jochen, the members work for the betterment of the school by taping such things as classroom situations, where teachers can then review the tapes for different teaching techniques, and sports events, where the athletes can see themselves and correct their mistakes. BOTTOM ROW: Barbara DeSchryver, Paola Scarpelini, Jane Pearson, Beth Rossi. SECOND ROW: Toni Caruso, Linda Kozlowski, Debbie Freedman Kathy Martz, Linda Sanguiliano. THIRD ROW: Mr. Stapleton, Deb Jones, Kathy JePiano, Richard Sherman, Rob Tucher. TOP ROW: Mike Hollingsworth, Bob Conolly, Ken Winons, Joe Oppelt. NOT PICTURED: Tom Baas, Lynn Barns, Diane Dezutter, Steve DeZutter, Bob Farina, Pattee Gaston, Kevin Kelly, Charlie Rosenblum, Andy Russo, Richard Sherman, Paul Thomas, Denise Velcheck, Mark Wiegand, John Winons. A club of many facets, the Biology Club, has once again, become part of the extracurricular activities at West. Field-trips, films, and speakers are numerous. Landscaping around the school and work within the community are also being conducted. Mr. Stapleton has skillfully guided this young club into productivity.

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The choir is one of the most active clubs at West. Under the direction of Mr., Tueher, the Mixed Choir puts on Winter and Spring concerts. The Advanced Choir, a select group made up mostly of upperclassmen, travels to other schools, churches, and many other outside affairs while preparing for the school concerts. The Lorelei fgirls ehorusj and the Cavaliers tboys ehorusj are two smaller groups who appear at the concerts and go to other outside events. The students in ehoir have a chance to get involved in many musical activities. The Opera Festival, held in early spring, gets much support by West students and many solos are won. West also has a number ol students who belong to the All-State Chorus. This year the delegates were Kathy Henry, Debbie Laibach. Denise Vogelbaeh, Carol Mutehler, Jennie and Nina Ciaehero, Debbie Benton, Bay Kunkel, John Westlake, Lenny Spagnolo, and Cary Williams. Of these students, Cary Williams, Kathy Henry, Debbie Laibach, Jenny Ciachero, and Bay Kunkel were chosen to participate in the all Lorelei Debbie Benton, Pat Berth, Toni Caruso, Pat Calvaeky, Valerie Cara, Cathy Geren, Donna German, Jennie Ciaehero, Nina Ciaehero, Aliee Goodman, Ruth Hausen, Kathy Henry, Tamara Klien, Bonnie Krampert, Debbie Laibaeh, Susan Naar, Linda Powelson, Naney Sehiefer, Cathy Supp, Denise Vogel- baeh, Gretchen Vogelbaeh, Ann Marie Wit- tick. Eastern Chorus. Cavaliers Joseph Andrick, Joseph Frey, Dan Galvacky, Richard Dilts, Tim Hartline, Chris Jenson, David Mitehko, James Morgensen, Russel Sira, Leonard Spagnolo, Winsltiw Whit- ten.

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Charged with the task of keeping the student body informed, whether they like it or not, the interesting assortment of characters that make up the Campus Courier staff execute their duties with flair and a large helping of cheerful optimism. Although it is the lesser publicized people of the news and business staffs that do most of the basic and unpleasant work, the responsibility for directing, tying loose ends together, and getting the Campus Courier paper out on time falls on the editors. General topics were handled this year by Marilyn Shaw. Editorial opinion was spouted with the approval of Edgar Norton. Features were under the co-directionof Debbie Jones and Elisa Kaplan, while photography came under Rob Tucher's watchful eye. The Sports world and everything having to do with jocks in general belonged to Bob Farina. Trying to put all of this material together was Managing Editor Helen Wheeler and the whole pile of problems and overall organization was heaped upon Editor-in-Chief Linda VanZandt and advisors Ms. Patricia Hough and Mr. Bert Weaver. The paper is published nine times a year and has established a reputation for controversy and literary excellence. Hanging', around, the staff has time to have a little fun.