Ocean City High School - Caravel Yearbook (Ocean City, NJ)

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JOAN ALEXANDRA WILSON Ocean City JO-Jo Ambition: Secretary or Model Activities: Sports, Frontline, Billows, Year- book, Business Club, Corresponding Secre- tary. Good prospect for a secretary . . . usual- ly found dancing at the Center or the Y or perhaps just Hshoppin' around . . . de- tests conceited people . . . divides her time between the Center, the Y, and Mar- gate and Atlantic Cities . . . several things stand out in ,lo-.lo's memory: The Big Four summer of '59, Porky B and T, and ihe great Class of '62. , LEAH PATRICIA WOOD Tuckahoe Ambition: Secretary Activities: Billows, Yearbook, Literary Magazine, Business Club. Friendly off-shore miss . . . extra hours are occupied by driving around looking for people or talking on the telephone . . . nosey and snobbish people provide this Senior with a pet peeve . . . home away from home is Philadelphia . . . this blondie will always cherish the memory of March 23 and 24. fftealf' ALLISON DIXON WOOLFORD Ocean City Dixie Ambition: Undecided Red-haired miss and a member of the class of '62 . . . loves to fill leisure hours by going to the stock car races . . . people who act phony are Dixie's pet peeves . . . if you are looking for her, try BiIl's Sub House, her home away from home . . . in looking over all our years at O.C.H.S. three things stand out in her memory: Sophomore and Junior years and Decem- ber 16, 1960. JOHN FENLON WOOLEY Tuckahoe .lCI1kiHS Ambition: Truck Driver Hailing from off-shore, another member of the class of '62 . . .this young man .spends any of his unused time sleeping . . . when he is not traveling he can usually be located at Palmer's . . . noth- ing bothers John more than hitchhiking, his pet peeve . . . the summer of 1961 will always live on in Jobn's mind as his fond- est memory. JOANNE MARIE ZIZAK Sea Isle City Jo Ambition: Buyer Activities: Yearbook, Business Club, Lit- erary Magazine, Girls' Sports. Pretty brunette from the damper re- gions . . . loves to dance, listen to Moon- light Cocktails and think of a certain someone, whenever there is a minute to spare . . . can usually be fotmd in the Green Beetle . . . can't stand people who don't keep promises . . . .lo will never forget either her Senior Year or July of. 1961. KATHLEEN ANN ZOOG Sea Isle City Kathy Ambition: College Activities: Cheerleading, Business Club, Yearbook, Girls' Sports, Literary Maga- zine. Another one of those blondes on the cheering squad . . . Kathy will drop everything to sit down and listen to The Apartment . . . the Green Beetle sub- stitutes for a second home . . . is provoked tremendously by Jim . . . she will always fondly remember making Cheerleading and the Lifeguards' Ball of '61.

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though we e . . . Our energetic sophomores began the car-washing craze. Our two-time class president as an accordion playing Indian. This beautiful bevy of girlsC?J entertained us with a spectacular rendition of a ballet. Lovely Lynne Ely sings Come to the Fair. ' As sophomores, Kathy and .loe are crowned King and Queen of the Halloween Dance. I I3