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

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JOHN ROBERT JARDEL 8I9 Fulton Street Nonchalant . . . passion for cars . . . up the street . . . career minded. Biology Club 25 Booster Club 3,45 Engineering Club 45 Langu- age Club I,2,-45 Radio Club 2. JAMES PHILLIP JOHNSON 4l0 Wayland Road Jimmy . . . living a good life . . . the classic nice guy . . . Coast Guard. Booster Club 35 Executive Council 45 Gym Aide 35 Language Club 'I,25 Oftice Aide 35 Swim- ming I,2,3,4. PHILIP DEAN JACQUES 206 Barclay Lane Flip . . . will-return to Texas someday . . . history promotes appreciation and understanding . . . actor. Chorus 45 Drama Club 25 Monitor 3. ALAN WAYNE JOHNSON 9I5 Longwood Avenue Wonder if he's kidding . . . working to increase his capital . . . lawyer. Football I. PAUL L. JOHNSON I McPI1eIin Avenue Jive . . . don't look now but it's a tattoo . . . quietly striking . . . business school. Junior-Senior Play 3. JOSEPH WILLIAM JAKUBEC 208 Ashland Avenue The pioneer spirit . . . outdoor activities-sports and mountain climbing . . . agriculture. Cross Country 35 Track 3. CAROL JOHNSON 69-B Parkway Apts. lrish . . . satisfaction from ceramics . . . perhaps the Peace Corps. Art Club 1,2,3,45 Folk Music Club 4. PAMELA SUE JOHNSTON 233 Redstone Ridge Friendly little girl with the gold XKE . . . noted for softball stance and diving form . . . soci- ology teacher. F.T.A. 2,35 Hockey 1,25 Junior- Senior Play 3,45 Language Club I5 Softball 2,3,45 Swimming'2. THOMAS LOUIS JELINSKI I29 South Woodstock Drive Moose . . . Cherry Hill's big- time bowler . . . taste for danger- ous living . . . electronics en- gineer. H Baseball I5 Basketball I5 Bowl- ing I,2,3,4p Football 35 Language Club I,2. LEONARD MERTEAL JOHNSON 7 Coleman Road Teal . . . stuck on peanut butter . . . a wild antagonizer . . . mechanic. Baseball I5 Basketball I,2,35 Football 25 Track 2,3.

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WALTER CHARLES HUNTSINGER, JR. l25 Grant Avenue Motor man . . . a great sense of humor . . . noted individualist . . . graphic arts. MARYANNA ILVES l507 Dogwood Drive Mar . . . girl of many con- trasts . . . artistically expressive . . . college. Art Club 3,47 Boooster Club 37 Drama Club 2,3,47 Folk Music Club 47 F.T.A. 1,2,3,47 Junior-Sen- ior Play 47 Language Club 1,27 Prom 4. DOUGLAS BAKER HUDGINS l30-I Beaverbrook Road Hudge . . . a good man who keeps 'em laughing7 keeps 'em coming . . . college. Booster Club 3j Choir 4j Chorus l,2,3,47 Football 2,3,47 Prom 3,42 Variety Show 37 Wrestling 2,4. ROBERT TOMAS HYNES I03 Lincoln Avenue Game time on the football field . . . the glory that was Rome in books . . . engineering. Football 3,47 Radio Club 3,4. SANDRA RORI ISAACSON I33 Keats Place Eyesy . . . strong addiction to music . . . lively interest in the Spanish language . . . beau- tician. Art Club 3,47 Language Club 17 Office Aide 37 Prom 4. ROBERT GEORGE HUFFMAN I243 Forge Road Always on the ball . . . eighy- eight keys unlock his heart . . . engineering. Bowling 3,47 Choir 47 Golf 2,3,47 Language Club l,21 Na- tional Honor Society7 Prom 3,4. JUNE MARIE IDZAL l4I Mansfield Boulevard The Miss America look . . . congenial camp counselor . . . creativity in ceramics . . . col- lege. Art Club 2,37 Executive Council 47 F.T.A. 2,37 Junior-Senior Play 3,47 Language b 1,27 LIONS ROAR Pr m . pdl? lfli its' elif' MARGARET ANlN JACKSON IO9 Springhouse Court P.J.f' . . I self-expression through the artistic media . . . modeling. Art Club 1,2,3,47 Booster Club l,2,37 Drama Club 1,27 Folk Music Club 47 Junior-Senior Play 2,3,47 Language Club 1,27 Poetry Club 27 Prom 47 Student Council 17 Variety Show 2. WAYNE RONALD HUNTSINGER ll4 Brace Road A hard-hitting halfback and all- American athlete . . . uncontain- able sense of humor . . . college. Basketball 1,2,3,47 Class Offi- cer 17 Football 1,2,3,47 Language Club l,2,37 LIONS ROAR 17 Prom 47 Student Council 1,2,3,47 Track 1,2,3,47 Variety Show 3,4. JEFFERY EDMOUNDS INGRAM Kresson Road The happy wanderer . . . iazz and gymnastics . . . a collec- tor of firearms . . . Armed Forces. Art Club 47 Gymnastics 3.

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JAMES MICHAEL JOINER JR. 806 Fulton Avenue Concerned with bigger things rather than small stuff . . . base- ball's the sport . . . electrical en- gineering. DIANA LYNN JONES I4I Covered Bridge Road Dee . . . Southern sympa- thizer . . . racing down a high- way . . . secretary. Booster Club 45 F.T.A. 25 Lan- guage Club I,2. RAYMOND HAROLD JONES 2209 Church Road Jonesy . . . friendly tease . . . fiction and fast music . . . college. Junior-Senior Play 45 Monitor 3. ADRIENNE LINDA KAHN 225 Ocean Drive On the verge of thrilling ad- ventures . . . satisfies creative urge on the potter's wheel . . . college. SUSAN GAIL KATZ I4 Bellows Lane A lively newcomer who fits right in . . . some things are so ridiculous . . . college. Junior-Senior Play 45 Prom 45 Secretarial Service 4. ANCIL ARTHUR JONES 902 Abington Road The silence of knowing . . . sin- cerely respected by all . . . a brilliant scientist . . . medicine. Ars Medica 2,3,45 Language Lab Aide 25 Language Club 25 National Honor Society, National Latin Honor Society 25 Order of the Lion 2,35 RAMPANT 45 World Affairs Club 4. DOROTHY ALBERTA JONES 223 Glenwood Avenue Dottie . . . enioys softball, swimming, and something differ- ent . . . undecided. Booster Club 45 School Store 4. RICHARD DENNIS JUDYCKI 9l9 Orlando Drive Dicky . . . when you wish upon a car . . . power to spare . . . military service. RUSSELL PAUL KATHAN 36 Wagon Lane Russ . . . tall, red-haired track man . . . optimistic about every- thing . . . lawyer. Baseball 15 Basketball 15 Foot- ball Ip Gym Aide 25 Prom 45 RAMPANT 45 Track 3,4. DOUGLAS CHARLES KAY II6 Covered Bridge Road A designer of tomorrow's sky- lines . . . outstanding gymnast . . . quiet friend . . . architect. Audio-Visual Aide 'I5 Bowling 25 Gymnastics 3,45 Tennis I5 Track 2,3,4.