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

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JAMES DANIEL OTT 2l0 Sheffield Road Danny . . . the National Sport . . . he's got a Ford to sell . . . Saturday nights at the movies . . . college. Gym Aide 3. ' r 9' f, V -, s X X -. ' .1 ., ' t - itil fi x ,is L S ., K. ' xi is ' ,f T fjfhf X vi gl f . , , ,N tv. t I 4. DIANE ANGELA PACITTO 350 Union Avenue Di . . . the world is her oyster . . . varsity volleyball . . . undecided. Art Club 3,4, Bowling 1, Lan- guage Club 2,3,4. JUDITH ALBERTA PALYA l33 Randle Drive Riding high on horseback . . . knows when to be fun and when to settle down to work . . . bac- teriologist. Chorus 1,2, F.H.A. 2,3,4, Gym Aide 4, Junior-Senior Play 3,4, Lab Aide 3, Library Aide i,4, Radio Club 2, Swimming 2. JAMES JOSEPH PADEN NANCY JEAN PALMER 523 Hastings Road l03 Old Orchard Road has carefully bal Cherry Hill High is the best of anced his concern for himself and six , . , a good student . . . en- others . . . extrovert of a keen ioyg reC0rd5 and bowling ,, , , bac- wit . . . diplomatic service. teriologist. Baseball lr Language Club 2: Language Club 4, Gym Aide 4. Political Science Club 4, Track 3. WILLIAM JOSEPH PARADEE 4 Harrison Avenue Bill . . . enjoys working with his hands . . . diligent and spir- ited Council worker . . . funeral director. Booster Club 3, Executive Council 3,4, Football i,2,3,4, Gym Aide 3, Junior-Senior Play 3,4, Language Club 'l, Prom 3,4, Swimming I.

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NANCY ANN NEXON 1512 Randy Lane Madame president . . . her fading Boston accent . . . self- expression via art . . . art edu- cation. Art Club 2,3,45 Booster Club 35 F.T.A. 3,45 Junior-Senior Play 45 Language Club 45 Modern Dance Club 25 Political Science Club 3. WILLIAM JOSEPH OBERLE I9l2 Delicious Way Republican and rightly so . . . easiest to become genuinely in- terested in chemistry . . . chess and baseball score high . . . chemical engineer. Chess Club 3,45 National Honor Society. GERALD PATRICK O'HEA I9 North Riding Drive Gary . . . a gleam in his eye and friendliness in his man- ner . . . a quiet wit . . . college. Language Club 4. LINDA ANN ORFIELD Deer Park Road The smile that's always there . . . any kind of music . . . Candy Striping for a future nurse. Boooster Club 3,45 F.H.A. 35 Health Careers Club 2,3,45 Langu- age Club 1,35 Nurse's Aide 3,45 Prom 3,45 Variety Show 3. PAUL LEVI OLSEN 109 Valley Run Drive Superior intelligence, abundant knowledge, dry wit, forensic tal- ent-a capital fellow . . . Wall Street. ASPECTS 35 Debating Team 1, 2,3,45 National Honor Society5 Order of the Lion 35 Political Sci- ence Club 45 World Affairs Club 1,2. ARTHUR WILLIAM O'NEILL I42 Ashbrook Road Tales of horror and mystery . . . gymnasium adventures . . . barber. Variety Show 3. BRUCE HOWARD OAKLEY I4 Plymouth Road A familiar figure on the track field . . . movie proiectors and amplifiers . . . can pysche the best of them . . . college. Audio-Visual Aide 2,3,45 Cross Country 2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,4. ROSEMARY OGDEN ll9 Ridge Road A city -is a symphony, a mas- terpiece of the music she loves . . . questioning 3,000 dressed the same . . . all the world's a stage . . . college and travel. Art Club 2,35 Basketball 15 Executive Council 25 Folk Music Club 45 F.T.A. 2,35 Lacrosse 15 Language Club 1,25 National Latin Honor Society 25 Poetry Club 35 Student Council 2. PAUL THOMAS OLLIS 527 Hastings Road Enioys war fiction and history books . . . an expert on racing, especially at indianapolis . . . elec- Tronics. Band 15 Radio Club 1,4. WENDY ANITA OSTERTAG I07 Roosevelt Avenue Marching around with spark- ling spirit . . . '66 is a lot of fun and so is Wendy . . . sec- ondary education. Choir 35 Chorus 1,25 Color Guard 3,45 Hockey 1,25 Junior- Senior Play 45 Lacrosse 15 Langu- age Club 1,2,35 National Honor Society5 Office Aide 45 Prom 45 Softball 35 Student Council 1,2,35 Variety Show 3,4.

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GLORIA ALVA PARKER 44 Edison Road Caring tor others . . . a work- ing girl . . . iazz butt . . . nursing. Chorus 3, Variety Show 3. JAMES ALAN PATTERSON I83 Sheridan Avenue Jim . . . serious when study- ing but enioys a good time . . . challenged by history, politics, and religion . . . law or political science. Basketball I,2, Boooster Club 3,4, Football 2, Language Club 3, National Honor Society, Politi- cal Science Club 4. ANNA MARIE PETERSON I736 Springdale Road Ann . . . a love tor children . . . mysterious novels for home hours . . . nursing. Health Careers Club 3. LENORA VERONICA PASHKOW 224 Westover Drive Music on and oft the piano . . . developing her talent for logical argument . . . lawyer. Booster Club 2,3, F.T.A. 2,3, Junior-Senior Play 4, Language Club 1,2,3,4, Prom 4, RAMPANT 4. NICHOLAS JOSEPH PERAZZA 2I6 Rhode Island Avenue Paraz . . . everything and everybody . . . success is what you make ot it . . . undecided. Football 2, Gymnastics 3,4. LYNNE MARIE PASQUARELLI 207 Massachusetts Avenue Shorthand for a secretary . . . clothes conscious . . . class ot '66? love it . . . business career. Accounting Club 3, Art Club 3, Monitor 3, Secretarial Service 4. MILDRED ELAINE PERSIANO BI6 Murray Road Chee Chee . . . active in school and C.Y.O .... appreciates a good book . . . iunior college. Accounting Club 3, Chorus 'l,2, Junior A.M.S. 4, School Store 4. MICHAEL SHERIN PARKER i735 Burnt Mill Road l'll be dogged I . . . wild sense of humor . . . expert at birdcalls and horseback riding . . . agriculture. Gymnastics 4. CHARLES WILLIAM PEACOCK Brick Road Adventurer . . . likes eating and sports, therefore, lunch and gym . . . only the latest musical hits . . . armed forces. Language Club 3,4. THOMAS MITCHELL PETERSON 2l2 Westover Drive Working hard for a school that he likes . . . always with a book . . . often in bio lab. . . medicine. Ars Medica 3, Biology Club 3, Language Club 'l,2,3, Swimming 3,4.