Cherry Hill West High School - Rampant Yearbook (Cherry Hill, NJ)

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REMEMBER Remember . . . when we were fourteen, freshmen, and under the leadership of officers Diane Geest, Wayne Hunt- singer, Berna Leonard, Mike Borders, and advisor Mr. Williams . . . being lost in E wing when you asked the way to A . . . our first dance, Autumn Leaves, when the boys stood on one side and the girls on the other . . . selling coconut-filled chocolates for a nickel-a-piece . . . the first exams . . . 1963, when bomb scares were a daily part of our Sopho- more schedule . . . the devotion of officers Mike Wilkes, Maria Martino, Adrienne McCrea, and Karen Klump . . . starting the tradition of selling basketball game programs . . . our Sophomore dance, En- chanted Winter, and sliding on lvory Snow flakes . . . more exams . . . the entrance of President Terry Shapiro, Veep Sue Snow, Treasurer Les Anderson, and Secretary Elliot Davis Cand that's no iokeD . . . the first day as upperclassmen . . . our welcome to Mrs. ,Katz . . . running to the first class bulletin board . . . being the first to sell Pepsi and pretzels at basketball games . . . selling tons of candy bars and miles of bows . . . when our football team was un- defeated . . . being delegates to the Golion Con- vention and nominating H.C.L .... The Sound of Music starring our own Debbie Stranahan . . . when the Juniors were the Goomiest! . . . when the boys left the A-wing gym and we all greeted one-way traffic and bus passes . . . our successful canned-food drive for needy families . . . that magical night in Shangri-La . . . our invasion of the Senior wing . . . the return of Terry and Sue and the new faces of Pat and Jean . . . when we finally were the hosts at the Hospitality Dance . . . class picnics, autumn swims, touch football, buck-buck, and more class picnics . . . baby faces on the bulletin board . . . when we were the first in Katz's Kloset . . . the Lion fioat at homecoming . . . the happy faces of the Camden children and iolly Dennis Santa Claus Rodio . . . Mr. Bowtie, six-layer birthday cakes, and sweaters-and-pearls . . . the Senior smash, Pajama Game . . . Michael Willette's birthday on March 22 . . . the case of the creeping poinsettia . . . the suspense of the Hall of Fame Assembly . . . trading Senior pictures . . . Senior tailors fitting caps and gowns . . . a restless line of 700 . . . acute Senioritis . . . the joy of a personalized yearbook . . . and goodbyes, Till We Meet Again.

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JERRY PAUL ABER 309 Tearose Avenue Always ready to laugh . . . co- operative tor any cause . . . col- lege. Art Club 45 Biology Club 25 Ex- ecutive Council 35 Language Club 25 Tennis 1,2. KAREN ETHEL AHLQUlST 409 Bradford Road Une savante . . . a song for a thousand years and eons ot work for the RAMPANT . . . priceless as a triend . . . teaching. Band 1,2,35 Choir 3,45 Chorus 15 Drama Club 1,25 F.T.A. 3,45 Girls State 35 Junior-Senior Play 3,45 Lab Aide 25 Language Club 2,3,45 Library Aide 35 LIONS ROAR 1,25 National Honor Soci- ety5 RAMPANT 3,45 Variety Show 25 World Affairs Club 1,2,3. SANDRA FAITH ALVIN 23-B Parkway Apts. Our choir pianist . . . speaks the language of music . . .church organist. Band 1,2,35 Choir 2,3,45 Chorus 15 Language Club 1,2, BONNIE JOY ADAMS 1738 Country Club Drive A lively, likeable blonde who does have more fun . . . Lions' fan from the word go . . . teacher. Bowling 25 F.T.A. 3,45 Modern Dance Club 2,35 OFFice Aide 25 Student Council 3,45 Variety Show 3. JOSEPH ANTHONY ALESSI 70I Olive Street Puppet . . . math on his mind, iazz in his heart . . . architect. Gymnastics 3. DAVID ABRAHAM ADLEMAN 432 Narragansett Drive Dawa . . . people are funny -and so is Dave . . . business ad- ministration. Art Club 45 Biology Club 25 Folk Music Club 45 Football 25 Junior-Senior Play 45 Language Club 45 Prom 45 Variety Show 3. JANET RYNA ALTERMAN 1524 North Bowling Green Drive l don't need the aggravation -but '66 needs Janet! . . . textile and fabric designer. - Art Club 1,2,3,45 Booster Club i,2,3,4, F.H.A. 3, F.T.A. 2,3,4, Junior-Senior Play 3,45 Language Club 25 Office Aide i,2,3,45 Prom 3,45 RAMPANT 45 Student Coun- cil 1,2,3,4. DIANE ANDREA ABRAMS 4I7 Cherry Hill Boulevard Dee . . . the theatre is her foffe, dancing is her delight . . . college. Booster Club 45 Drama Club 1,45 Folk Music Club 45 Junior- Senior Play 45 Lab Aide 25 Langu- age Club 1,2,45 National Latin Honor Society 35 Oftice Aide 45 Prom 3,45 RAMPANT 4. i DONNA JOY ALELYUNAS 1703 Burnt Mill Road Habladora de espafiol . . . mu- sically minded . . . voices her po- litical convictions . . . international relations. Booster Club 2,35 Choir 3,45 Chorus 1,2,45 Folk Music Club 45 F.T.A. 2,35 Gym Aide 45 Junior- Senior Play 3,45 Language Club 1,2,45 LIONS ROAR 15 Political Science Club 45 Prom 3,4. CELESTE ANDERSON I520 North Bowling Green Drive Les . . . unbeatable blend ot side-splitting humor and sincere warmth . . . anything for '66 . . . social worker. Booster Club 152,35 Chorus 1,2, 3,45 Class Treasurer 35 Girls State 35 Junior-Senior Play 3,45 Lacrosse 1,25 Language Club 15 Political Science Club 45 Prom 3,45 RAM- PANT 4, student Council i,2,4, Swimming 1,2,3.