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

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WALTER KING STONE lll 436 King George Road Daily exercising his right to hold and express an opinion . . . occupied outdoors . . . electrical engineer. Football l,3,4, Lab Aide 2, Wrestling 2. ROBERT WILLIAM STOY I23 Massachusetts Avenue The many and varied sounds of music . . . has a poetic license . . . college. Art Club 3, Band 1,2,3,4, Drama Club 2, Language Club 1. DEBORAH STRANAHAN 6I5 East Cherry Hill Apts. Debby . . . a life filled with a continuous, beautifully sung song . . . the china doll beauty . . . music education. Booster Club 3, Bowling 2, Choir 3,4, Chorus 2, Junior-Sen- ior Play 3,4. JAMES JOSEPH STREAHLE II6 Ward Terrace Can't get things going quite fast enough . . . always too much homework, never too many parties . . . undecided. WERNER JOHN STROBEL I2 Maple Avenue A way with words and witti- cisms . . . people who live in glass houses . . . 96.5 is his fre- quency . . . electronic engineer- ing. Engineering Club 2, Folk Music Club 4, Gym Aide l,2,3,4, Junior- Senior Play 4, Language Club 2, LIONS ROAR 3, National Honor Society, RAMPANT 4. PAULA STEPHANIE STONOGA Il2 Pine Valley Road Folk ballads reflect her person- ality . . . the bit and bridle bit . . . commercial art. Booster Club 4, F.H.A. 3,4, Junior-Senior Play 4. SANDRA JEANNE STRACK 47 Churchill Road The form and strength of modern dance . . . pen, paints, and papers . . . college. Chorus 2, F.H.A.-3, Gym Aide 3, Modern Dance Club 3, Variety Show l,2,3,4. JOHN TRUMPY STRANDWITZ II 7 Merion Road Severely stricken with cycle- mania . . . Chevies forever . . . undecided. VlVlAN APPLEGARTH STREEP l300 Paddock Way CHHS is fabulous says this water sportslady with a knack for helping . . . college. Chorus 'I,2, Gymnastics 4, Lan- guage Club 1,2, LIONS ROAR 1,2,3,4, RAMPANT 4. VIRGINIA GAIL STRUCK 2I3 Madison Avenue Ginney . . . horseback riding and sports are fun, but people remain her strongest concern . . . a future of fulfillment . . . nurs- ing. Booster Club 4, School Store 4.

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JAN STEVEN STAHL ZI Darby Lane Pancho . . . such shenanigans must be born in heaven . . . mastering the Tennis racket . . medicine. Ars Medica l,2,35 Art Club 45 Basketball 'l5 Biology Club 25 Bowling 25 Folk Music Club 45 Lab Aide 2,45 Tennis i,2,3,4. DORIS ANN STARRETT 99 Edison Road The sounds of merry . . . busy doing one another . . . art's a nursing. gf-as 1 X Has-na4.as, 5f,k-lab 2,8535 ,ray X. i ' r , it FEA , ,Af ior-SeriiTolP'Pla ' ,' xngiffage Quay i5 Monitor 25 Prorf2T?1'.A' Ai,Q5 SSN ,sf gk, C. gg, Lzbpg r tn ,QSTN-5 SQJLTAQ Nw ALAN DAVE STEED 408 Burning Tree Road Dick . . , get the tops down on those convertibles . . . raiding refrigerators rates . . . teaching. Basketball 4. LINDA RAMONA STAMILE 6 Darby Lane Always neatly dressed . . . likes the freedom school fakes away . . . business school. Prom 3,45 School Store 45 Vari- ety Show 4. ARLENE MARY STECKI 2l7 Massachuseffs Avenue Steak . . . casual afternoons with the girls . . . inspired by a teacher . . . college. Art Club 3,45 Bowling 15 Chorus 1,25 Junior-Senior Play 45 Monitor 35 Prom 3,4. ROBERT DAVID STEINBERG SIS Edgemoor Road lrish . . . a man with a plan . . . writes-a-lot . . . C.P.A. Basketball 4.

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SALLY MARIE TASSANI 203 Cambridge Road Take it easy . . . the consider- ate one . . . a sweetness that ra- diates optimism . . . Peace Corps. Art Club 4, Executive Council 4, Folk Music Club 4, F.T.A. 2,3,4, Junior-Senior Play 3,4, Language Club 2, Prom 4, RAMPANT 4. r BETH ANNE SUSSMAN I804 Maple Avenue impeccable, imaginative, and immersed in music . . . sensitive to what surrounds her . . . col- lege. Choir 3,4, Chorus 'l,2,3,4, Ex- ecutive Council 4, F.T.A. 4, Jun- ior-Senior Play 3,4, Language Club l,2, Ottice Aide 3,4, Prom 3,4. PAUL HAROLD SWEENEY Folkestone Way Sween to some . . . tends to be downright conservative physical education teacher. Baseball 1,3,4, Basketball Football 4, Student Council 1. 'l,4: GLENN ERNEST TANNER 500 Pennsylvania Avenue Taking a chance on everything . . . an answer for any question . . . who knows why math and physics are tops? . . . law. Football i,2, Political Science Club 4, Prom 4, Wrestling 'l,2. THELMA GRACE TAYLOR I5 Massachusetts Avenue Dedicated volunteer . . . a cherished set ot religious values and convictions . . . nursing. Band 1, Booster Club 3, Chorus 2,3,4, Health Careers Club 2,3, Language Club 1. PEGGIE ANN SUTTON Washington Avenue and Rt. 70 A mind for keeping business affairs . . . silky blonde hair . . . secretary. Art Club 4. DAVID TABAK 22 Glen Lane Those trig tricks and physics tables . . . quiet optimist . . . col- lege. Audio-Visual Aide 1, Biology Club 2, Language Club 1, Moni- tor 3. LYN AYN TARTER 4l4 Tantoran Drive The lady with lovely green eyes . . . 'Friendly confidante . . . har- vesting a crop of faculty pictures . . . college. Booster Club 3,4, Chorus 3, Executive Council 4, F.T.A. 3,4, Junior-Senior Play 3,4, National Honor Society, Office Aide i,2,3,4, Prom 3,4, RAMPANT 4. GLENN HERBERT TECKER l007 Pinebrook Road Teck . . . organizer, instigator, agitator . . . Golion convention launched his career . . . law. Baseball 2, Basketball 1, Boost- er Club 3, Executive Council 3, Lab Aide 2, Language, Club 2. CHERYL LYNN TAYLOR 460 Wayland Road Cherie . . . a music box of many talents . . . reading, writing, and redheads . . . college. ASPECTS i,2, Girls State 3, Ju- nior-Senior Play 3,4, Language Club 3, Lion's Den Reporter 2, LIONS ROAR 2,3,4, National Hon- or Society, RAMPANT 4, Student Council 'l,2,3. in