Carteret High School - Loudspeaker Yearbook (Carteret, NJ)

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Thomas Joseph Walsh ffTOM,I An active member of the Yearbook staff, Tom exhibited his vocal talents with the Varsity Choir. His membership in the F.T.A. is an indication of his desire to become a special education teacher. Helen Warianka HHELA 'f Let no one who loves be called altogether unhappy. Even love unreturned has its rainbow. Helen was a participant in the fashion show and the Freshman Tea. Helen's goal is to live on a farm and to always see people smiling. Page 62 Keith T. Ward HWARDYU Live free or die. Keith's desire to live life to its fullest will be a stimulus to his college career. Marilyn Deborah Wein The most useless all is that in which we havelriotigylailghed. Marilyn playedf,ftfyiba'Qand flute in the C.H.S. Band. Shoe also the Band's vice president secretary. She participated in the Ski Club, F.T.A. and the International Relations Club. Her future plans include college, where she will major in special education. Gregory Joseph Werthwein IV HHASHISHU Now is the time for the entire population to come together to form a new society. Wendy Lou West IIWENDJJ Live for today, dream for tomorrow, learn from yesterday. Wendy belonged to the F.B.L.A. and Spanish Club, and was on the staff of Le Reve. Wendy loves children and would like to work in a nursery school. 5 Deborah Lynn Ward FARMER Debbie was our Junior and Senior Class treasurer, a Cheerleader, a Soccer Manager, and joined the Unkle Ramn Society, the Spanish Club, Christmas decoration and dance committees, the Gym Show and Girls' Track. She plans to be a lab technician. James Warren UMONKD Always seen helping around OLD' school, james dedicated his time to Freshman Wrestling. He will diligently work on a truck platform and serve the community as a volunteer fireman.

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Ingrid Toni Vegvari Peter Vezzosi Donna Marie Andrea Virag UING n To jqnd love is hard, don't be cool, be warm, be open, take a chance on being hurt. Love is worth the time it takes to -End. Ingrid's extra-curricular activities included the Bowling Team, German Club, Homeroom Chairman, J.V. Choir, Student Teacher and Girls' ursue a career Track. She hopes to p in the field of nursing. Bharati Volefi HBHARATF' Learn to live,.and live to learn. Ignorance like afre doth burn. Little tasks, make large returns. College and a career in one of the many aspects of science lie in the future. joseph Wagner UCHOTOH Life ain't all beer and skittles, and more 's the pity: but whatk the odds, so long as you 're happy. Joe belonged to the Science Club, German Club, Dance Committees, and was the Varsity Soccer Manager. PETE This member of the Class of'74 will certainly continue to enjoy all the interesting things that life has to offer. james C. Walsh MOOSE Freshman, j.V. and Varsity Basketball were Moose's activities. His future plans include college and having a good time. DONNA While at C.H.S. Donna pitched in as a member of the Hiking Club, homeroom decorator, Main Office Aid, jr.-Sr. Play Staff, Unkle Ramn Society,.Annscott News Staff and as the Corresponding Secretary of the F.B.L.A. Travel and the business world await Donna. Mark K. Wadiak KIWADJJ Todays dream - tomorrow's reality. Mark was on the Freshman Track Team. He was also a member of many clubs which included the German Club, Biology Club, and Ski Club. Mark plans on attending college to become a ski instructor. Kathleen Ann Walsh Being a Homeroom Chairman, Library Assistant and Student Teacher and on the Loudspeaker Staff, Annscott News, Varsity Choir, F.B.L.A., Drama Club, Tennis Team, jr.-Sr. Play and Decorating Committees made Kat a great asset to the Class of 74. She plans to become a stewardess and travel around the world. Page 61

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Robert J. Whittet, jr. rrWIT:J ffw- - ' 1 inning isn t everything, but it sure beats losing. Bob showed his leadership as president of the Varsity Club, and while at C.H.S. he was a Student Teacher and participated in Winter, Spring and Cross Country Track. Bob hopes to continue running track in college. John Leo Wood WOODY There comes a time when you must take the bull by the tail andface the situation. John showed his athletic ability on Cross Country, Winter and Spring Track, and was active in the Camera Club, Annscott News, Yearbook Photo Editor, and Ski Club. College bound. Alexander Wood WOODY Next to me I like B. V.D. best. A real athlete, Alex excelled as a Varsity Tennis M.V.P. and as a Varsity Cross Country and Winter Track member. He belonged to the Camera Club, Ski Club, Yearbook staff, and Annscott News. A friendly and likeable senior, Alex's future plans include college and biology. Joseph Anthony Zazeski ZAZESK The gull that sees the farthest, flies the highest. Joe was a member of the C.H.S. Soccer Team, Biology Club, Science Club, Latin Club, Ski Club and Le Reve. Plans after graduation include medical school. Roy E. Zemanovich There is no expedient to which a man will not resort to avoid the real labor of thinking. Roy served as Science Club president and Annscott News Photo editor, as well as being an active member in the Photography Club, Loudspeaker staff, Ski Club, Cross Country and Tennis. Roy will attend college and pursue graduate study, hopefully leading to a career in research. Nicholas Ziccardi Nick participated in Freshman and Varsity Football, Freshman and Varsity Wrestling, I.V. and Varsity Baseball and Trackythe Varsity Club and Interclass Night. He was also vice president of the Student Council and a Student Teacher. V Q! Joanne Wilgucki GUCK The only way to have a friend is to be one. In addition to being one of the C.H.S. Cheerleaders, Joanne was a member of the Unkle Ramn Society, Girls' Track Intramurals, participated in Interclass Night and was the Varsity Club secretary. Her future 'I ' 1 Yi ' I xr Robert Russell Worden Robert was a member of our football team. He plans on entering the field of computers. Page 63