3 'I' 1 1 v .. ' v 1 e if CHRIS C1osEK. 'fo Waldwick Junior-Senior High School CHALLENGE '69 Volume IV Number I Editor-in-Chief Susan Hille Business Manager R sell Chiappetta and Ralph Costa Advisor Mr. Charles M. Conti J yu JQYUU X ,X lx, , Kiltie? Xl F xy' 7 if ,J 'fixup 5 . ix Q W M w tp JJ . jr X Waldwick junior-Senior High School provides num- erous challenges for the student, both as an individual and as a member of a group. The administration and faculty strive to develop each student mentally, phys- ically, emotionally, and socially, as well as academically. To meet this challenge, each department is responsible for a certain phase of our development. Various programs are offered to the students in our curriculum. Business Education, College Preparatory, Industrial Arts, and an Enriched program are the four major courses in which a student participates. Along with the required majors, the student is able to select electives from each of these to expand his personal interests. Waldwick High's academic life is only a part of its complete picture. i , . 4, ff: 3 Q1 rife ,J '-gf' , 5 AXIA Xi AJ Although the academic process is stressed, social participation is definitely encouraged. As a member of the North Bergen Interscholastic League, WHS participates in such varsity sports as football, basketball, wrestling, spring and indoor track, cross country and soccer. Intramurals such as basketball, field hockey, gymnastics, volleyball, etc. are an important part of the 2 :45-on activities. Clubs and other organizations are provided for stu- dents who possess an interest in a particular area. Advised by a teacher, language clubs, a math team, athletic organizations plus other activities provide another outlet for the student from his normal learning routine. All of these contribute to the development of a well-rounded student. ' A LAKE WU A A ifl . , . ,, ,,..:.zg... ,,,., , .,. 1 - .f-ef ...em .Pol .. .wit , t, ...K ,, l r. .. 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QEEEEEEE Ill glllll n no .4 Quinn, :lt stills: gi, -isis ag ,::,::5 4 MATHEMATICS Algebra, geometry, calculus . . . intricate func- tions of the known and unknown . . . sines, cosines, tarzents, cotangents, etc. . . . x, y, andz...all must be mastered to meet the challenge. Ferl iii 'Bl 'fp , ,ix , 4 ff.l,.,, Q .. nne s s at y ff iff' VISUAL ARTS Weaving, painting, sketching, creating . . . pot- ter's wheel . . . murals, collages . . . mobiles . . . looms . . . will later represent the culture of our time. lc j ill li l ffalfi NATURAL SCIENCES Biology, chemistry, physics, earth science . . . microscopes and disections . . . acids, bases, test tubes and Bunsen burners . . . laws of motion and V gravity . . . more knowledge to be digested. yo.iii i 1 f . K . . I I I 1 1 fe' S I f .S 'Y BUSINESS EDUCATION Typing, stenography, business math, economics . . . typewriters and home rows . . . distributive education . . . Trades and Industry . . . school store . . . prepare the student for the business world. f is me 535 x QM - lfzlii rrizi RA! I . ..,, LL::,, ifiy1,'r' fi :T 5 'S W, I.-1 2, by rrrr I I N' , N,-f ENGLISH AND SOCIAL STUDIES Q 2' i 1 R .VW FOREIGN LANGUAGES Spanish, French, German, Latin . . .S tapes and films . . . repetition drills, translations . . . conversations . . . enable a student to communicate and understand another culture. Grammar, literature, vocabulary, world history, U.S. history, communism, Modern European his- tory . . . maps, films, filmstrips, and records . . . term papers . . . book reports . . . develop the studentls mind so that he is able to understand his surrounding world in comparison to others. MUSIC .V A ff? . X, I, f Grchestra, Chorus, Band . . . music appre- ciation . . . Hat notes, high and low notes . . . scales . . . rehearsals . . . concerts . . . march- ing represents a part of our culture. fi ' , qs INDUSTRIAL ARTS Metal shops, wood shops, mechanical draw- ing . . . tools . . . fieldhouse project . . . lathes, saws, nails . . . drawing boards . . . provide practical knowledge of the machines Which operate the world around us. X, 1,11-rl, Eg!! L ' f M- ' js ' Q, fi ug ax V P iw f. M xfflf '59 MQW for I U2 f W Xfmilf' Qffkyf X QQN ix? if is MJ as X'-f ,hw A fig? if Ni fig! 'RV V lx, 'I xv IQQS5' J If -AJ V. Mm Km? wt -N Iwgnxkxf' it 14 my XRQBLW' 2. 2 Q9 mf iw K f?fIwwJ1fssf' if ix R? LESS AQNQ A ' ' H - S Rf lei? I v, xy YMX gravy, I .tx ' ,DSW , -,fxxs x N5 f lj! Y 'I tw if A X W9 X. 'S NJN NVSQ ..... . . . K , . ..,. ,,,.. , ,. ,,,.::,, ,,,.,s:,w , . W ' . 'f ' ' ' ' ' I A lliii iisliie he A I ' irii I iiiiiiiiie il'ii l ' ieil yll, erllic S, s as s, I is s f,:- S My N iiiii ' A it ' V . : HK. . ., 'L f,,' .. f,, f ' . li A ef krrf ' K I A so Qi ,,, V V jg Q 2 sr E HOME ECONOMICS Family living, sewing, cooking . . . bobbins, spools, bastings, and sewing machines . . . spatulas, measuring cups, and ingredients . . . challenge the homemaker to provide adequate- ly for her family. 1 . 4 .. .. s PHYSICAL EDUCATION Soccer, Basketball, Field Hockey, Gymnas- tics . . . volleyballs, softballs, bows and arrows . . . horses, balancing teams, and the mats . . . coaches . . . intramurals . . . induces the phys- ical development of the student. if M X L gfkwv gr- A Aw Yff'4'137' W 1-I . , gd, x -. 1 ' an , A- - ,, 4 , .A 7 h 1...-I . I few -ff. Ml- 5 I--.Jg ,ggjzgi a,,,.,,LX ., 12 ., ,E T- 13 5 EX L4 1. ,. -. X ef. H, .. . . fe aw, K 4 1-fi' - is x ' V-um ,: ., AR' ' 4 3 at H-A vs . 2. . '55 'A U- M. f - if Q at s J if Qu of s FACULTY and S WX f Y r ADMIN ISTBATIIIN I so desire to conduct the affairs of this administration that if at the end, when I come to lay down the reins of power, I have lost every other friend on earth, I shall at least have one friend left, and that friend shall he down inside of me. Lincoln - 1864 BIIABII 0F EIIUCATIIIN ' , . v 'V esaferszgggtg L nuff 1 Seated, l. to r.: Mrs. Helen Hammond, Mr. Harold C. Greenberg, President, Mr. Frank McKenna, Vice President, Mr. George B. Sheridan. Standing: Mr. Charles G. Boehm, Board Secretary, Mr. Donald Kwederis, Mr. Richard Miller. Not pictured: Mr. Richard Biros. Mr. Charles G. Boehm Board Secretary - Business Administrator f ffl' Dr. Edward F. Donahue Superintendent of Schools Mr. Harold C. Greenberg President of the Board of Education Mr. August A. Perticone Principal PRINCIPAL I'm an honorary member. If you spill it . . . You want what?? Mr. john R. Edwards, Vffe Principal VICE PRINCIPAL Pla' f' wha -ff' Thatys what you think! :iff I see you sneaking by! What do you mean, you're not going to detention? , Mrs. Doris Rogers General Serrelary 01717 ICE STAFF , ,A,i as 'av Q I Mrs. Eleanor Niblette Guidance Secretary Mrs. Ruth Korolovitch Switfbboaril Operator if WDP Mrs. Dorothy Markham Mrs. Viola Barsten if A Secretary to Principal Library Secretary if -.4 Mrs. Virginia Manahan Sefretary to Vice-Principal -'UQ Mr. Dominic Salleroli A.B. Seton Hall University Mrs. Anne Augustyn Sophomore Class Advisor B.A. Paterson State College E GLIII 53 e lX Iziz A, Mr. Charles Conti Fi L 5 M.A. Seton Hall University Echo Advisor Mrs. Selma Corbo Challenge '69 AdViS0f A.B. College of Saint Elizabeth A sMrgQFraneis Wrenn i i U y g - r S A S f F5f5f5??Hrr5f2fBfC011C8f C f A -A 4 ' C M' A lvfgaefiagz A A il A i B.S. Lyndon Teachers College W Jr. High Advisor gf Robert Taylor n University Q1 Mr. Francis Orlowski Q B.A. Monmouth College Key Club Advisor ' f Mr. Herbert Schroter B.A. Montclair State College Mr. Richard O'Connor M.A. Seton Hall University Freshmen Basketball Coach Senior Class Advisor 1 Mrs. Marilyn Catanzaro Mr. Stewart Brush B.S. University of Maine Mr. Hugo Ness M.A. Brooklyn College M,A, Columbia Univefgity National Honor Society Advisor Department Chairman Mr: John Jensen Y A.B. Upsala College Mr. John Carolan B.S. Seton Hall University Literary Magazine Soc' L yyyit at STUDIE W Mr. Peter Muir 'B.A. jersey City State College Basketball Coach Mr. joseph Di Brigida Mr, Alfgnge P31-elli M.A. Montclair State College M.A. Seton Hall University Department Chairman W -Li f-wink V522 X W, Mr. Manfred Lederer M.A. University of Maryland Head Varsity Baseball Coach Fall Intramurals Mr. Bernard Bialecki B.A. Eastern Montana College Cross-Country Coach Ht Mrs. Eleanor Melamed Mrs. Marilyn Taylor B.A. Hunter College L Mr. Richard Reynolds B.S. City College of New York M.S. Fordham University Head Wrestling Coach Assistant Football Coach SCIE CE Mr. Richard Keil B.S., M.A. Montclair State College Department Chairman Mm Physical Science Club Advisor Q1 Mr. Raymond Di Grazia Mr. Lawrence Clemmensen, Jr. B.A. Montclair State College B.S. Parsons College Folk Club Advisor Q Miss Diane Maselli Miss Mary Ann V0105 K B.A. Paterson State College B.A. Montclair State College X X ' Fumfe Teachers of America, Advisor Mrs. Marguerite Kornahrens Cheerleading AClVi50f , , ' It B.S., M.Ed. Boston University 18 I , v 4 ,ggi I git, Y L 1' MHC ,. if JV if . , Mrs R St I Mr. Daniel Flegler h l . B A I ' .ose O Z M.A. Columbia University MISS MHICIH HHWICIUS ' Jersey CIW State College junior Class Advisor B,A. Montclair State College Math Team Advisor Y MATHEMATICS Mrs. Marion Bonczek B.A. Hunter College Department Chairman Mr. Ronald Cronk Miss Rita Corris A.B. William and Mary College B.A. Jersey City State College Spring Intramurals Future Teachers of America, Advisor Mr. Bernard McNeilly Mrs. Marquerite Rosenfelder MS- Fofdham Uflivefsifl' Mrs. Jean Lunceford S.B. University of Chicago B.S. Auburn University .,a, md 19 Mrs. Josephine Chiara M.A. Montclair State College Department Chairman Advanced French Club Advisor Mr. Joseph Terry B.A. Montclair State College Jr. High French Club Advisor jr. High Basketball Coach Miss Marilyn Shain B.A. Rutgers University Spanish Club Advisor Mr. John Bell M.A. Seton Hall Head Coach of Track and Field FIIIIEIG AN AGE Mrs. Roberta Soccol B.A. Montclair State College Mr. Nicolae Turcan M.A. University of Cluj German Club Advisor 'mu Mrs. Dolores Torralbas B.S. Mary Washington College Freshmen Class Advisor Mrs. Elsa Martin A.B., M.A. Columbia University French Club Advisor Jr. High Spanish Club Advisor P 'sf 'V' Mr. Richard Lougheed M.S. Louisiana State University LIBRARY -Q., Mrs. Eleanor Kelsch M.L.S. Columbia University Head Librarian Mrs. Donna Marcus B.S. Boston University X gs Nx, . ff - Mr. joseph Tardio Mrs- Lynda Hansen Mr. Edward Orovitz M.A. Montclair State College 13.5. B,S. Seton Hall University Department Chairman Fairleigh Dickinson University USIN ESS EDUCATIO l Mr. Frank George B.S. Seton Hall University Distributive Education Conductor j s, i M l , .. li ., Miss Marsha Blum B.S. New York University X Girl's Intramurals Mr. Frederick Bell M.Ed. Pennsylvania State University Head Football Coach Mr. Gilbert Goodwin Intramurals B.S. Salem College Department Chairman Varsity Club Advisor Mr. Neil Johnson Miss Lynn Basler B.A. Wichita State University B.A. Montclair State College Assistant Football Coach Majorette Advisor Assistant Wrestling Coach Girl's Intramurals PHYSICAL l Q , Ann Ulirsch ' .A. Montclair State College Big' i - Girl's Athletic Association, Advisor .Football Coach ,, lu .. QA W - ,,. Mrs. Edna B. Mills M. Ed. Harvard University Director of Guidance Mr. Norman Toci QCA M.A. Montclair State College Mrs. Marjorie Seymour M.A. Fairleigh Dickinson University G IDANCE DEPABT E T Mrs. Charles Curtin M.S. Fordham University Mr. Bryce Wilson Mr. Kenneth Kelly B.S. Lyndon State College M.A. Columbia University Mrs. Frances Haase Mrs. Barbara Yager B.S. University of Connecticut B-5- BHYIOY College QW QW 1 IIIIME ECO 0MICS Mr. Edward Mitchell A.B. Newark State College A nl-lil Mr. Frederick Heidloff B.F.A. Richmond Professional Institute SCIIIIIIL UBSE V SUA ABT Mrs. Marie Krauss R.N., B.A. jersey City State College Mr' James Stock Future Nurses Club M.A. Montclair State College I DUSTIIIAL ART Mr. Manfred Rein B.A. Montclair State College 24 MUSIC DEPABT E T Mr. Laurent Gareau M.A. Columbia University Marching Band and Orchestra T? Mrs. Karen Lagos B.A. Montclair State College -3-.,, ,,.,,,....v, r-' . Mr. Daniel Schwartz M.S. University of New York Chorus Mrs- Kay Hollister, Cafeteria Mrs. Vera Barz, Mrs. Mary Carfello, Mrs. Angie Mondello, Cafeteria Mr. John Patacco, D A A . G1-Oundgkeeper Tim Bergen, Victor Blancardi, Al Guglielmottl, Donald Klecar, Maintenance. MAINTENANCE Mrs. Betty Mather, Cafeteria Standing: Herbert Yeomans, Vincent Biangardi, jim Bittman, Harry Artuhouch. Seated: Fury Santuchi, Pat DeLuca, Chet Osmulski, Sam Zacco, Custodians. Mrs. Sylvia Schiff, Cafeteria Supervisor Z .Ni i . K. V .rv - 5 Mrs. Hilda DiMarios, Cafeteria Mrs. Peterson, Cafeteria s. A Q-fs X M Henry Kneips, Baker Mrs. Lorraine Kolb, Cafeteria Nest, Lift. iii Mrs. Marjorie Bogart, Mrs. Theresa Rosano, Matrons. f ,-'M of 951 Lg. 'Sw xxx-4Q,, X SEN IIIB CLASS 1969 Learn to live well, or fairly make your willy You've play'd, and lo1f'll, and ate, and drank your fll: Walk solemnly off, before a spriglatlier age Come titfring on, and slooves you from the stage. Pope joseph Discepola, Class Preszdent SEN Illlfl CLASS Mr. Richard O'Connor, Class Advisor Renee Coveney Class Secretary UFFICEBS 1969 'au ny A ,J I 4 x U Q , Mark Knoblock Class Vice-President hw Joan Morrell Class Treasurer PHYLLIS SUSAN ANTHONY Uptown . . . working girl . . . you only live once . . . enjoys life . . . has her views . . . good friend . . . cheers. Pep Club 1,2. DAVID ANTONICK Far removed from Waldwick High . . . his own man . . . motorcycles or cars are his second home. Trades and Industry. LAURA ASPIOTIS Lu . . . Oh manage. ' . . . queen for a day . . . mumble a little louder . . . senior lounger . . . hostess with the mostest . . . a warm, friendly per- sonality is an asset. Concert Band 1,2,3,4g Marching Band 1,2,3,4g Future Teachers 1,2,5,4g Pep Club 1,29 GAA 1,2,3,4g Support Our Boys Club 35 Prom Committee 3,4g Junior Prom Queeng CHALLENGE '69 JAMES GREENAWAY BARNABA jimmy . . . our able football captain . . . takes life seriously . . . quiet - but donft get him going . . . enjoys a good laugh . . . friendly. ket- C0- Football 1,2,3,4, Co-Capt. 45 Bas ball 1,2,3,4g Baseball 1,2,3,4g Key Club 1,2,3,4, Sr. Dr. 45 Class Vice-Pres. 1, Pres. 2g Varsity Letterman 3,4, Sec. 45 CHALLENGE '69. Can you come out and play with me? STEPHEN JAMES BARRETT Steve . . . always having fun . . . likes intramural sports . . . enthusiastic fan . . . everyone's friend. Intramurals 1,2,5,4. BRUCE BARTLETT Prom king . . . one 1niler . . . debator . . . playsifs . . . temper, temper . . . tlainks he knows alot . . . good natured . . . easily fits into a situation. Marching Band 1,23 Soccer 233,43 Spring Track 233,43 Indoor Track 3,43 Spanish Club 3g Prom Committee 33 CHALLENGE ,69. EUGENE CHARLES 6 ,. QE' BAUSINGER 3 Gene . . . quiet by site - until known . . . tbin . . . chemistry wiz , Q . . . sly. DEVON BEALS Lore that Dairy Queen . . . great kid . . . SCA . . . always willing to help . . . the bus . . . Ricky . . . warm smile . . . artizfe personality. Girls Basketball 1,ZQ Pep Club 1,23 Class Treas. 2g French Club 2,3,43 SCA 2,3,4, Treas. 43 Prom Committee 3,42 Echo 3,43 Sports Queen's Court 33 National Honor Society 5,43 GAA 3,43 CHALLENGE '69, JANET LORRAINE BECKER Friendliness . . . on the slay side . . . future secretary . . . pleasing . . . easy to warm-up to . . . loves life . . . enjoys all. Folk Club 1. if. ROSE BENVENUTO Hairdresser of tomorrow . . . sweet person . . . loves a laugh . . . who worries? . . . enjoys good music. Folk Club 233. TOM BARBARA BOCCINO KATHLEEN JOYCE BIEGEL Bege . . . West Point, West Point, West Point . . . this is a basic true- ism . . . beautiful eyes-lovely smile . . . twife in Queen's Court. Pep Club 15 Echo 1,25 National Honor Society 3,45 Cheerleader 35 Sports Queen's Court 3,45 Spanish Club 33 Class Council 3,45 Prom Committee 3,45 Girl's State Alt. 3. .rd 32 MARYANN BIANCARDI Beautiful, long, brown hair . . . re- served . . . just makes homeroom every morning . . . always a good word of enrouragement . . . happy. Archery 3. STEPHEN ANDREW BICKFORD Has wings on his feet . . . moody . . . serious? . . . rharmer . . . blonde hair - blue eyes , . . always smiling. Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Key Club 2,3545 Var- sity Letterman 3,4. 'S Seniors are always on top! Top, L. to R.: Robert Zdonek, William Silvon, john Lesko. Bottom: Darlene Mutchko, Jim Mandel, Carol Gneiding. Always behind the wheel . . . first WHS drum majorette . . . peppy . . . moody . . . active in sehool and out . . . nice to be with. Future Teachers 2,3,45 SCA 25 Girls Basketball 25 GAA 3,45 Class Council 3,45 Prom Committee 3,45 Support Our Boys Club 35 Drum Majorette 45 CHALLENGE '69, Fsgjitl as? , MQQQW 'N Q' JOSEPH PAUL BORRELLI Hey, foe . . . never gets home be- fore six . . . sports, sports, and more sports . . . friendly . . . always lend- ing a helping hand. Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 17233343 Baseball 1,2,3,45 SCA 15 Echo 15 Key Club 2,3,45 Varsity Letterman 2,3,-45 Spanish Club 25 Prom Committee 3,45 Photography Club 1. - , - t . HOWARD LEONARD BOSWELL Likable guy . . . attire in sports and other artivities' . . . smart but not stujy . . . always a smile and a help- ing hand . . . pleasant. Cross Country 1,23 Basketball 1,2,3,4g Track 1,2,4g Echo 1,23 Key Club 2,3,4, jr. Dr. 3, Vice-Pres. 4g National Honor Society 3,49 Prom Committee 3,4g Varsity Letterman 45 CHAL- it , to tiy X l t RICHARD EUGENE BRACHOLD Loves snow . . . fantastic skier . . . a real champion . . . goalie . . . big, blue eyes and a sweet smile make up a bright personality. Soccer 3,4, Co-Capt. 4g Varsity Letter- man 3,49 German Club 35 SCA 45 Prom Committee 3,4. ' ' WW... ...www ' GAIL LYNN BURMAN Quiet but really friendly . . . liked by all . . . calm . . . great worker . . . dedication to a purpose . . . FTA . . . nice. Band lg Future Teachers 1,2,3,4g Prom Committee 35 CHALLENGE '69. LENGE '69. 'fs ,s,i. , through the day? Do you think she'll make it DANIEL WILLIAM BRASH A true distance runner . . . diligent worker . . . never tires . . . leader . . . party goer . . . likes a good time. Cross Country 1,2,3,4g Basketball 1,2g Track 1,2,3,4g Key Club 1,2,3,4, Pres. 4g Echo 2,3,4g National Honor Society 3 4 Varsit Letterman 3 4' Class Vice 7 y 1 1 ' Pres. 3g Boy's State 4g CHALLENGE .69 GALE CALLANDRILLO Well-dressed . . . Streisand with long hair . . . marriage plans in the future Often seen with a fertain some- body's Camaro. aim, A it tt.. 33 WANDA ROSE CALVELLO Big things come in little packages . . . enthusiastic . . . gay . . . enjoys activi- ties . . . willing to work . . . loves a good joke and a laugh. Echo 3,4g Future Teachers 3,4g SCA 3g Prom Committee 3,4g Basketball 3, CHALLENGE '69, VICKI CAWTHORNE Vic . . . Boston forever . . . philoso- pher . . . quiet . . . shy . . . let her get going . . . always with Ginny, Pat and Nancy. Folk Club 1,2,3,4g National Honor Society 4, Spanish Club 1,2,3,4. 34 ELIZABETH FRANCIS CANTCN Liz . . . girls' sports . . . happy-go- lucky . . . persistence . . . likeable . . . easy to get along with . . . pleasant personality. Volleyball 3,45 Softball 3,43 GAA 4. DALE BETTE CATER Ballet and synchronized swiinrning . . . German, German, German . . . YWCA . . . wants to travel . . . deep thinking philosopher of the senior class. Marching Band 1,2,3g Concert Band 1,2,3,4g Orchestra 1,2,3,4g National Honor Society 3,45 Class Council 33 Math Team 3,4g Echo 3,4, Treas. 43 German Club 3,43 jr.-Sr. Play 3,4g Prom Committee 3. Heave! ! ! rcss F l i JOHN CASALE fohn . . . what a flirt.'.'.' . . . thoughtful and intelligent . . . great batting average . . . easy going . . . thinker . . . nice. Football lg Baseball 1,2,3,4g Wrestling lg French Club 1,2,3,4g Indoor Track 4. Like I said, We need more chairsn I really shouldn't be eating this, but . . . RUSSELL ANGELO CHIAPPETTA Russ . . . Dats a nic'e. ' . . . good looking . . . serious at times . . . does great inlitations . . . fiery Italian blood. Football l,2g Micro-Biology Club 1g Spring Track 1,2,3,4g Indoor Track 2,5,4g Soccer 3,45 National Honor Society 3,43 Key Club 3,4g CHAL- LENGE '69 Business Manager. BARBARA JOYCE COOK Barb . ra able ma'orette ca tain fe? Q -N., ji fi FRANK CECERE Anyone for borrowing a car? . . . looks aren't everything - but they help! . . . sincere, warm personality . . . quirk wit . . . party goer. Football 25 CHALLENGE '69. RALPH COSTA Ralph . . . business like . . . baritone . . . always on the run . . . opinion- ated . . . quiet and shy, but we knoui better. Wrestling Ig Soccer 2,33 Biology Club lg Spring Track 2,3,4g Key Club 3,4g Cross Country 4g Indoor Track 45 CHALLENGE '69 Business Manager. . ' ' . P . 7 . P . . . likes things nice and lively . . . travels in a pair . . . great sense of humor . . . lives for the weekends . . . all around nice kid. Majorettes 2,3,4, Capt. 2,4g GAA 1,2,3,4g Pep Club 1,2g Sports Queen's Court 33 SCA 2,3, Corresponding Sec. 33 Prom Committee 3,43 CHAL- LENGE '69, 5 E l 1 . s F . .f ill if VICTOR ALAN COOPER Vie . . . extra rurrifulurn classes and detentions . . . life Italian style. Trades and Industry. fi 3 5 JOHN CASTELLO fohn . . . reserved . . . seldom heard . . . has depnile opinions but keeps them to himself . . . sincere . . . nice guy' , Band lg SCA lg Wrestling 5. A little something to keep Warm? RENIiE COVENEY Renee'f . . . spirited . . . always states her opinion . . . bright . . . always willing to help . . . senior secretary. Pep Club 1,2g Future Teachers 1,4g SCA 2,3,4g Jr.-Sr. Play 3,4g Prom Committee 3,4g Class Sec. 43 Echo 4. JOAN COTTONE Ioanie . . . pint sized package of pep' . . . always has a comment to contribute . . . wit and humor beyond compare . . . friendly. Art Service Club lg Track 2g Pep Club 1,2g Prom Committee 33 SCA 39 CHALLENGE '69, RAYMOND JOHN CZIAK Ray . . . uptown . . . working boy . . . quiet . . . Noll . . . sincere . . . clock watcher. MARION CUNNINGHAM Writing is her thing . . . sports in- clined . . . Allendale Nursing home . . . always smiling . . . has fun wher- ever she is. 5 s z I lift I 1 E 95 ALAN LEE DAVIS Al . . . girl-watcher . . . Frank and Duke . . . hounces against chairs . . . likes to ride alot . . . likes to go out . . . wrestling. Wrestling 2,5,4g Football lg Varsity Letterman 5,43 CHALLENGE '69, DENNIS ROBERT DAYVSON Drives a truck . . . seen alot with Brian . . . long hair . . . cut-up . 'L- has his own crowd . . . wise cracks? sf lil Trades and Industry. DONALD ALAN D'ERCOLE Don . . . devil in disguise . . . I'1n a girl watcher . . . good looking . . . great athlete . . . Sooooo?.9 . . . party goer . . . fun, fun, fun, till his daddy takes the T-hird away. Football 1,2,3,4, Co-Capt. 43 Wrestl- ing 1,2,3,4, Co-Capt. 4g Baseball 1,2, 3,4g Varsity Letterman 1,2,3,4g Prom Committee 3,4g CHALLENGE '69, BERNICE ANN DEHEER Bernie . . . long hair . . . tall and slender . . . WHS roller skater . typing anyone? . . . cheerful disposi- tion. Prom Committee 3g GAA 45 CHAL- LENGE '69, PAUL DEMARTINI P.D. . . . car fanatic . . . track enthusiast . . . innocent instigator . . . Speedy?.7?.'. ' . . . unheliezfahle sense of humor . . . the hunter. SpringTrack 1,2,3,4g SCA lg Indoor Track 2g Football 2. ffi? No Mr. Mitchell, I explained this be- fore . . . 37 g s ,t -Vp-r If X s so g Q Nfl... t ,MW 3 Q Q I f BRUCE EDWARD DILLON Spring track . . . laughing is a pleasure . . . joking comes easy . . . why pght the world! . . . likes all. Spring Track l,2,3,4. JOSEPH THOMAS DISCEPOLA foe . . . intelligence and personality go well together . . . active senior . . . loz'es to run . . . always on the go . . . good dancer . . . leadership. Wrestling lg Football 2g SCA lg Intra- murals 2,5g Class Treas. 3g Class Pres. 4g National Honor Society 3,4g Key Club 3,43 Indoor Track 3,4g Spring Track 5,4g Cross Country 4. MARY DONLON Never reveals her true identity . . . alias Declan . . . reading is a pleasure . . . philosophical . . . carnel ride any- one? . . . happy. ROBERT FRANK DRESCHEL Bobby . . . daily trips front study hall . . . senior lounger . . . phantom of the halls . . . gets around . . . speed demon. Trades and lndustry. SALLY DROMESHAUSER Freckles . . . always knows what's going on . . . inquisitice . . . likes a good time . . . crazy dancer . . . a career in fashion awaits her. SCA lg Pep Club 2g Echo lg Prom Committee 5,-4. ,EW , ,, wi' W- , , S etll There goes that blonde again! STEPHANIE THERESE DROP ' ' A' D l Steph . . . likes to laugh . . . twin X sister . . . You Boob . . . makes a D group complete . . . sports minded . . . barefeet forever!! X Pep Club 1,2g Spanish Club 1,2g Echo 2,5,4g Intramurals 1,2,3,4g Prom Com- mittee 3,4g SCA 3, Support Our Boys ,JJ Club 35 Class Council 4g CHAL- N LENGE '69. N UNIX' 1 C2 STEPHEN LEONARD DROP I Steve . . . Big number 77 . . . neat C dresser . . . striking, blue eyes . . . who said that? . . . fun to be with . . . warm smile matches a warm per-X sonality . . . sports . . . friendly to all. Football 1,2,3,4g Track 1,2,3,4g Wres- tling 2,5,4g Varsity Letterman 2,3,4g Prom Committee 45 CHALLENGE '69. JOHN MICHAEL s DUNWORTH Quiet . . . keeps to himself . . . capa- ble worker . . . tries hard . . . nice to all . . . shy . . . trustworthy friend. Spring Track 1,2. my I is it C slll KARL MATTHIAS EFFERTZ F Matt . . . what would the library do without him . . . good heart . . . helping hand . . . earnest . . . friend. A.V.A. 1,2,3g Photography Club 1,2,5g Political Science Club 2,35 Soccer 2,39 Radio Club 2,3. JOHN ELWOOD Red hair and freckles go well to- gether . . . terrific sportsman . . . fuck . . . Active is his middle name . . . a true Warrior. I Football 2,3,4g Varsity Letterman 3,4g ' 351 . . f Q. Indoor Track 3,4g Spring Track 3,4. ss, 39 JANICE ANN FAIRWEATHER janv . . . a song for every occasion . . . always laughing . . . working gal . . . fun, fun, fun . . . always seen in her hell-bottoms . . . likable. Pep Club lg Track Team 3. 40 SANDRA LYNN EMERY Aetive . . . lives for a laugh . . . enjoys a good joke . . . typing expert . . . hard worker . . . quick witted . . . neat dresser. Spanish Club 1,2g Pep Club 2g Sup- port Our Boys Club 3g CHALLENGE l69. PATRICIA-ANN EVERS Pat . . . vonstant talker . . . Grand Way . . . don't forget Dennis!! . . . loves to read eollege catalogues . . . hi-linguist. French Club 1,2,3,4g Spanish Club 5,4g Pep Club 2g SCA 2g Echo 1,2. MAUREEN MARIE FOOTE Knows her mind . . . speaks her piece . . . dehator . . . sudden illnesses? . . . enjoys day trips . . . forward . . . even minded. Booster Club 1,2g Spanish Club 19 GAA 3g Support Our Boys Club 3g Prom Committee 33 Debating Club 3. W DENISE FERLAZZO Denise . . . loves to joke . . . history fan . . . unseen culprit . . . Go Army! . . leaves for Spain after graduation. JAN-MARIE FOX Party anyone? . . . sweet person . . . intranzurals . . . well-liked . . . uptown . . . always willing to do a deed . . . Mirror's Image forever. Intramurals lg GAA 33 Prom Com- mittee 3,-4. JAMES FREEBORN jim . . . relaxes in the lounge . . . bombs around . . . likes to work on 25' WWW l Why M QV' Mills wiv wwslii BARBARA MARIE GLASSHOF Easily fits in . . . chemistry anyone? . . . Connecticut on the side . . . never without a smile . . . or a good word . . . cheerful . . . Senior import from Indian Hills. GAA 4, CHALLENGE '69, ears . . . some wise cracks? JOHN GEORGE FRITZ jack . . . good football player . . . comes to school half-asleep? . . . 1 could care less . . . liked by everyone . . . great guy . . . cute . . . all season sports. Football 1,2,3,4g Basketball 1,2,3,4g Baseball 1,2,3,4g Varsity Letterman 2,3,4, CHALLENGE '69. CAROL ANN GNEIDING Tall and slender . . . outgoing . . . pleasant to be with . . . cheerful . . . Dairy Queen . . . always willing to help . . . artistic . . . pick those knees up! Spanish Club 1,23 Echo 2,3,4, Ex- change Ed. 4g Track 2,33 Pep Club 2, Color Guard 5,-4, Co-Capt. 4, SCA 33 Prom Committee 3,45 CHAL- LENGE '69. Now, boys, this is a girl. ROBERT GOHDE B.G. . . . theatre going . . . speeeh therapist and dramatics . . . fapable photographer . . . a helping hand . . . friendly smile . . . tempermental per- feftionist. Echo 1,2,4g jr.-Sr. Play 1,2,3,4g Ger- man Club 1g Class Council 3, CHAL- LENGE ,69. ..s, ,x 41 JESSANN GORDON jess . . . volleyball . . . friendly . . at ease with all . . . enjoys living . . . good worker . . . sincere person, Spanish Club lg GAA 3,4g Future Teachers Club 3g Prom Committee 4. an .6 ,N IOYCE LYNN GRIPPO Beach party dancer . . . Louie . . constant kidder . . . strutting chain pion , . . Giggles, Inc., . . . high spirited . French Club 1,23 Majorette 2.5,4, C0- Capt. 4g Prom Committee 3,4. DIANE VALERIE GRINER What would the rillage do without her . . . inquisitive . . . folk music . . . life is a ball . . . down-to-earth . . . mee. Track Team 1,23 Spanish Club 1,2g Folk Club 4. CAROL LYNNE GREENBERG College-psychologist . . . usually seen in the nurse's office . . . knows the tricks of getting ahead . . . meet those final deadlines . . . able Echo Editor. Spanish Club 1,2,3,4g Future Nurses Club 1,2,3,4, Pres. 3,45 Booster Club 25 National Honor Society 3,4g Prom Committee 5,4g Echo 5,4, Edit0r-in- chief 43 Class Council 33 Support Our Boys Club 4g CHALLENGE '69, just a little more to the right T ' RUTH ANNE HABERMANN Musirally talented . . . left, left. left . . . quiet until you get to know her . . . warm smile . . . pleasant to he with . . . studious . . . chem lahs . . . ambitious. Marching Band 5,49 Girl's Track 3g Prom Committee 5,4g Jr.-Sr. Play 5,4g Color Guard 4g Class Council 43 French Club 4g National Honor Society 4g CHALLENGE '69. MARY PAT HAYES PAMELA ANNE HAMILTON Always laughing . . . loves gym . . . a terror with a foothall . . . good friend to have . . . future teacher. Future Teachers Club 1,4g GAA 2,3,4g CHALLENGE '69, I found this note on the Hoot of ii it 1 Room . . . ROBERT GILFORD UUX HENSHALL AX .,,5 x, Ax 7,1 Gil . . . Chocolate Shop forever N . . . hot tempered but sweet guy . . . waglost without his hlue-jeans . . . lends a helping hand. SUSAN IRENE HILLE Sue . . . nurse'5 aide . . . perfec- tionist . . . ready, willing, and able . . . Color Guard Co-Captain . . . suc- cess with a capital S . . . always in the center of things . . . warm per- sonality. Future Nurses Club 1,2g Spanish Club 1,2,3,4g Girl's Track 1,2g Color Guard 3,4, Co-Capt. 45 Echo 3,4, Typing Editor 4g National Honor Society 3,4g Support Our Boys Club 3,45 Prom Committee 3,45 Sports Queen's Court 4g Challenge Il, 33 CHALLENGE '69, Editor-in-Chief. ootball lg Wrestling 2,3g Intramurals 56, Nursing school is in her future . . . quiet . . . shyf? . . . a lot of fun . . . neat dresser . . . a clown out of school. Future Nurses Club 3,-4g Prom Com- mittee 3,4g GAA 4g CHALLENGE '69. DONNA HENRY Workirzg girl . . . knows what she wants and speaks her mind . . . deter- rnination plus . . . easy to get along with . . . satisfied. Track Team 1. mall ERIC HILLEBRENNER Active is his middle name . . . never has anyone done more . . . always there to help . . , enjoys life and being with people . . . reliable. Echo 1,2,3,-4g Basketball Manager 1,2,- 3,4g Baseball Manager 1,2,3,4g SCA Z,3,-43 Varsity Letterman 2,3,4g School Sports Correspondent 2,3,4g Intra- murals Sg jr.-Sr. Play 3,49 CHAL- LENGE '69, WILLIAM HUTTNER Doesn't have much to say . . . work- ing boy . . . nonchalent . . . take life as it comes . . . sincere. WILLIAM RUSSELL HOEHNE Bill'! . . . silent type . . . dependable . . . laughing malees life easier . . . enjoys the outdoors . . . shy. Track and Field 1,2,3g Gymnastics Club lg Football 2g Intramurals 2,3. VIRGINIA ANN HUBER Ginnyl' . . . bouncy . . . Pepe . . . lively . . . always a smile . . . intelli- gent . . . friendly to be with . . . never without a good word. Folk Club 1,2,3,4g SCA 1,3g Chorus 2g Drama Club lg Spanish Club 1g Boost- er Club 2g Prom Committee 3,43 Na- tional Honor Society 3,4g Future Teachers Club 43 CHALLENGE ,69. KAREN ANNE JABLONSKI To be without something to say is to be without life . . . active . . . twirler . . . you can talk your way out of anything . . . friend. Echo 2,3,4g Majorettes 5,45 German Club 2,35 CHALLENGE '69, Dear Roger . . . NANCY 'IAFARGIAN -yO'N' V Www, QQVPOJJV LYNN ELLEN JACKSON so X Qi! ' Big eyes . . . tactfulness is a virtue A X Ll' ..,. N-CUB, . . . drama in the future . . . merriment ,J Ab AJ A V, . . . committee worker . . . lively. ' ,-xv ,cb LL x ' Future Teachers 15 GAA 1,2,3,4g Ger- Qbl Q-f L' P man Club 2g Pep Club 2g Prom Com- XXKL Jig Mr HQ! L ' mittee 3,43 CHALLENGE y69. 1 - , XJ ' X ,SV if XVJQ QV V O 55' I f NADINE JOYCE KAPRELIAN Seen a lot, heard little . . . very artis- tic . . . talent plus . . . dress designer and maleerl . . hound for career in art. Archery 3g Prom Committee 53 Jr.-Sr. Play. LANCE CLAYTON KAISER Persuasive, ronvineing answer for everything . . . devil within . . . per- son to see when spirits are low . . . bound for college. Basketball 2,3g CHALLENGE '69, Loves wild colors . . . good for a debate . . . speaks her mind . . . there to help . . . diseussions-disrus- sions . . . determined. Spanish Club 1,2,3,4, Pres. 1g Folk Club 15 Echo 3,4g Debating Club 32 Prom Committee 3,45 Citizenship Institute Alt. 3g SCA 4g CHALLENGE ,69. JEFF JOHNSTON leg . . . eompact powerhouse . . . avid weight lifter . . . loves a good movie . . . always seen with Bill and old St. Lulee's buddies. On second thought maybe I'd rather Basketball 2g Wrestling 3. I1Ot... WI LLIAM RANDOLPH You want how many copies? K Randy . . . devilish appearance - you'd better believe it! . . . a robust spirit . . . a red mustang . . . equals Mr. America. Baseball lg Varsity Letterman 4. KOETSIER 1,2,3,4g Football 2,3,4g scA DONALD ROBERT KOMJIAN S om etimes seen, never heard . . . quiet type . . . sideburns . . . nire guy pleasant personality . . . sorter man. Soccer 3,4. li i I MARK RICHARD KNOBLOCK Mark Ha ha ha , i ou an LDAYS -ii. -rf A GREGORY EDWARD KUKLINSKI Greg . . . ramera bug . . . even- tempered . . . always seen, sometimes heard . . . srienre is his first love . . . nice friend to have. Radio Club lg Physical Science Club 2,3g Echo 2,3,4g Photographer 2,3,4g CHALLENGE '69. lm... 515 X X 0 2 can't take a joke . . . friendlyf.y. . quick mover . . . blondes are number 1 . . . comedian . . . serious when the right time fomes. Football 1,2,3,4g Baseball 1,2,3,4g Wrestling 3,4g SCA 1,25 Audio-Visual Club 15 Class Sec. 1, Class Vice-Pres. 4g Varsity Letterman 2,3,4g Class Council 35 Prom Committee 3. 1 ,o 5 46 SUSAN IONE LANGE At home near the ocean with her surfboard . . . is it true blondes have more fun? . . . has certain opinions . . . devil at heart. Band lg Class Council 55 Prom Com- mittee Sg German Club 4. What did you get? JAY LAVORNE MICHAEL LEBLANC Friendly . . . guitar lover . . . villa- winter resort . . . booster boaster . . . follow the Pathrnark. Golf Club lg Track 2g French Club 3g Orchestra 3g CHALLENGE '69. jay . . . loves to bomb around . . . has his ways . . . puts up with society . . . neat far . . . has a steady girl. REBECCA ANNE LEIGH Becky . . . just get me through col- lege! . . . pint-sized but powerful . . . well educated . . . fun, fun, fun . . . Party House . . . Oh really! . . . friend till the end . . . great gal. SCA 1,4g Echo 1,2,3,4g Spanish Club 1,2g Girls Track 1,2,3g GAA 3,4g Prom Committee 3,43 CHALLENGE '69. JOHN GERALD LESKO Charley Brown identification . . . Navy? . . . trivia expert . . . Avant- PHYLLIS ROSE LOCANTORE Italy - here I come . . . faithful friend . . . fomrnittee worker . . . bright personality . . . warm and sin- cere . . . catching laughter. Chorus 1,4g Prom Committee 35 Fu- ture Teachers Club 3,4g CHALLENGE Garde of Waldwick High . . . knows his history . . . soccer enthusiast. Chorus 15 Soccer 2,4. 47 gf. f Qui.. . I wonder what would happen if I pushed this button? MARCIA ANN LOCKWOOD Sly . . . unique hairstyle . . . anyone for a drive . . . don'l worle too hard! . . . you only live once. Marching Band 1,2,3g Orchestra 1,2, NADINE JAN MABIE Nay . . . vivarious cheerleader . . . always on the go . . . stylish dresser . . . loves a good time and always has one . . . party girl. Girls Track 1,2,3,4g Cheerleader 2,3,-4, Co-Capt. 4g Future Teachers Club 2,3,4g French Club 2,3g Jr.-Sr. Play 3g GAA 3,43 Prom Committee 3g Class Council 4g CHALLENGE l69. KENNETH JAMES LONGSON Ken ' . . . motorcyele fanatic . . . losing weight for wrestling . . . blonde hair . . . happy-go-lucky . . . who wor- ries? Wrestling 1,3,4g Track 1,2g Football 23 Key Club 4. BRUCE MAGUIRE Blonde hair - warm smile . . . straighten-up . . . sneaky . . . athletic . . . play's guard . . . sincere. Football 1,2,5,4g Basketball Ig Track 1,25 Radio Club lg Wrestling 4. DEBORAH ANN MAHMARIAN Debby . . . small ipaekage . . . shy but talkative . . ,giggle heard now and then . . . college bound . . . Grand Union forever? ' Pep Club 1g Future Teachers Club 2,3,4g Spanish Club 35 SCA 2g Arch- ery 3g Prom Committee 3,4g National Honor Society 4. iv-M' KAREN JUNE MAIDAN Karen . . . always seen with Gerri . . . silent type . . . future teafher . . . diligent . . . knows her stuj. Future Teachers Club 1,2,3,4g Spanish Club 23 Prom Committee 3,43 GAA 3g Class Council 4' A r. Sr Pla 4 CHAL . aj ' ' Y 3 ' LENGE '69g National Honor Society 4. ROGER ALAN MANLEY Always has a smile or a joke . . . fnds the good in people . . . usually a good guy . . . sports fan. Photography Club 15 Radio Club 15 Football 2,3,4g Indoor Track 25 Spring Track 2,3,4g Wrestling 4. JAMES LEE MANDEL Small package of dynamite with ex- plosive personality . . . school spirit to lend out . . . Pufk . . . always busy . . . surress for sure! Photography Club lg SCA 2,3,4, Vice- Pres. 45 Class Council 35 Jr.-Sr. Play 3,43 Echo 3,4, Sports Ed. 3,43 Key Club 4g Prom Committee 3g Soccer 4. af ,gag DANIEL MANNING Danny . . . Wanna buy a car for a dollar?,' . . . takes life easy . . . Tahoes . . . beard . . . a certain type o man. is QM I thought you said it wouldn't hurt LINDA RAE MARTIN Beware of the parties . . . never a serious moment . . . long live penny- loafers . . . jolly . . . takes frequent vacations. Pep Club 1,23 Booster Club 25 SCA lg Folk Club 4g German Club 3g Span- ish Club 4. ELAINE MCCANN Works alot . . . the Chocolate Shop . . . likes to drive . . . gets along with everyone . . . nice girl . . . fun-loving. KATHLEEN GRACE MCKENNA Kathy . . . hound for the business world . . . typing wit . . . enthusiastic' seller . . . Viva Mexico . . . talkative. Future Teachers Club 1,2g Spanish Club 1,2,5,4g Library Council 1,2g GAA 1,2,4g Future Nurses Club 43 CHALLENGE ,69. 50 BRIAN MCDERMOTT Loves Drivers' Ed .... very friendly . . . nice guy to know . . . always will- ing to help . . . a lot of afquaintanfes. 2 Vrii . :IE JAMES CHARLES MCKENNA Loves to wash cars??? . . . soccer is his game . . . college hound . . . ap- pears quiet hut is a devil,' at heart! Spring Track 1,2g Soccer 2,3,4. They couldn't really be studying! DENISE MAUREEN MCMAHUN Willowy hlonde . . . junior import from Pierson High . . . different out- look on life . . . enjoys a good time. As long as they're busy . . . there's that lunch . . . JEFF MIDDLETON Middy . . . shy with girls . . . loves sports . . . football and baseball rate high. Football 1,2,5,4g Baseball 1,2,3,4g Var- sity Letterman 3,4, Pres. 4g Wrestling X l gowjf, w WILLIAM MIRTI Works hard . . . likes to laugh . . . sports fan . . . sincere . . . sly? . . . on the shy side. Wrestling 2. j . JOAN FREDERIKA MORRELL 'floanl' . . . efficiency plus . . . our trusty treasurer . . . Oh! that laugh . . . always willing-always able . . . a cheerful member to any crowd. Girls Track 1,2,3g Echo 2,3,4, News Ed. 4g Prom Committee 3,4g Class Council 3g Spanish Club 3g Support Our Boys Club 35 Class Treas. 4g CHALLENGE '69, Ulxx rf , at , f NJ l il 'ke ROBERT BRUCE MORRISSEY Bob . . . diligent worker . . . intel- ligent . . . works hard without sacri- ficing a good time . . . shy . . . future plans hold college. Photography Club 1,2,3g Physical Science Club 1,2,3g Echo 33 Math Team 4g National Honor Society 45 CHALLENGE '69. .I , ,.. 5? CHARLES MULLER Chuck . . . flashes of humor . . top-flight distance runner . . . cultur ally inclined . . . Garden State man. Cross Country 3,4g Spring Track 3,4g Indoor Track 45 Varsity Letterman 4 I 5 41 52 DARLENE GRACE MUTCHKO Dar . . . capable majorette . . . voice from the back seat . . . turn right!! . . . great singer . . . party giver and goer . . . very opinionated . . . nice friend. Future Teachers Club 1,2,3,4g Pep Club 1,2g Majorette Club lg GAA 1,4g Chorus 2,3,4g Spanish Club lg Majorettes 2,3,4g Support our Boys Club 3g Prom Committee 3,4g Echo 35 jr.-Sr. Play 3,4g Class Council 4g CHALLENGE ,69. GERALDINE ANN NEUMANN Gerri . . . the first to volunteer . . . teacher bound . . . loves a joke . . . watchout . . . friendly. Future Teachers Club '1,2,3,4g French Club 2,33 GAA 3,4g Prom Committee 3,43 SCA 4g Chorus 4g CHALLENGE '69 Lounge? Tranquility in the Senior -...mv 1 I ROY HOWARD NIBLETTE Always laughing . . . can be seen in Ridgewood frequently . . . likes cycles and cars . . . sports and mechanical work . . . college bound. Football lg Track 2,3. .2 W swe- Help! They're back again Y! L ' I ,ny - 'f 1 -an-U., H N..,,f' JAMES PHILIP OCCHIPINTI jim . . . seen in the halls . . . Do you have a pass?,' . . . voice from the back of the room . . . casual and carefree. Photography Club 1,3g Meteorology Club 2. RICHARD PANNING Rich . . . a different car every week . . . industry here I come . . . wise guy? . . . has a certain affection for the alma mater. Trades and Industry, Pres. 4. Q' MARIE ANN PATACCO Oh that hair! . . . takes things lightly . . . chatterbox . . . seen frequently uptown . . . bound for business world. NANCY LYNN PETZOLD Nan . . . loves typing . . . hates history, chocolate ice cream . . . foot- ball and bowling rate high . . . Tom . . . favorite saying, Barf . . . little but a mighty laugh. Pep Club 1,23 French Club lg Track 1,3g SCA 2,3, Treas. 33 Class Coun- cil 3,4g Prom Committee 3,4g GAA 3,-4g Echo 5,4g CHALLENGE '69, Q 55 WILLIAM PLAVIER Bill . . . nice guy . . . quiet . . . likes school . . . quiet interest about girls . . . Navy . . . from Illinois. Library Council 3,4. f o Kathy, the food isn't that bad!! JOCELYN EILEEN PODGORSKY jackie . . . slay . . . mod dresser . . . avid music fan . . . valuable friend . . . diligent. Folk Club 3,4g Prom Committee 3. PAUL JOSEPH RATAY Big Paul ' . . . takes life slow and easy . . . track man . . . amiable . . . sincere . . . a true warrior . . . always ready to belp. Basketball 2g Football 3,43 Indoor Track 3,4g Spring Track 3,4. - ...Q ,F Q.: E i- fx ' Ziff THOMAS PINKHAM Tommy . . . nutty walk . . . funny laugh . . . friendly personality . . . Lucan . . . l9anz's it up . . . lively. wk l X E'- RENEE RICK K , . if .,,,, SHARON LOIS REARDON Short on hair, long on personality . . . laugh heard round the world . . . poised . . . biology bug . . . peppy cheerleader . . . always busy. SCA 1,2,3g Intramurals 1,2,3,4g Cheet- leader 3,43 Pep Club 2g Sports Queen 33 Gir1's State 35 Prom Committee 3,4g Future Teachers Club 45 CHAL- LENGE '69, HOWARD ARTHUR REED Howie . . . known by everyone, liked by everyone . . . likes all kinds of girls . . . future police work . . . great football player . . . fast cars. Football 1,2,3,4g Indoor Track lg Spring Track lj Chess Club 1g Var- sity Letterman 2,3,4. A look of determination? Hate? Love? . . . SUSAN TODD RICH Sue . . . deep in thought . . . en- joys folk music' . . . INTELLIGENT with all capitals . . . good in every subjert . . . studious . . . likable. Folk Club 1,2,3,4g Spanish Club lg Physical Science Club 3g Archery 35 Math Team 4 ULRICH REISCHEL Uli . . . says what he thinks . . . fool image . . . out for a good time . . . happiness is a pair of track shoes. Indoor Track 2,3,4g Spring Track 2,3,4g Soccer 2,33 Key Club 2,3g Ger- man Club 3g Varsity Letterman 4g Challenge II. 4221? X 1 I i ii... V Future nurse . . . Pete.? . . . friendly . . . enjoys a good time . . . always has a problem .,. . Germany uber alles. Future Nurses Club 3,45 German Club 2,33 Prom Committee 3. RICHARD DENNIS RILLIET Rich member o the mob great artist always with Bzll zntelleftual laughs at mankind Soccer 5 Prom Committee 3 4 CHALLENGE 69 ROBERT ROSELLI CHARLENE ANN ROBINSON A truer friend could not he asked for . . . never without a smile . . . hard worker . . . ready to go . . . lively. Future Teachers Club lg Future Nurses Club 2,3,4g Prom Committee 3g Spanish Club 45 CHALLENGE '69. Bo . . . speed demon . . . Diane? . . . instigator . . . lives his life fully . . . fun-loving. KAREN LYNNE ROSS Good kid . . . always joins in . . . first to help . . . to be on the offen- sive is to be prepared . . . laugh lightly . . . think seriously. Future Teachers Club lg Intramurals 2,3,4g Meteorology Club 2g Prom Committee 39 National Honor Society 4g CHALLENGE '69. MARTHA SUSAN ROY Harmonizing voice and guitar to go with it . . . short walks . . . intelli- gencia . . . villager . . . talker. Folk Club 1,2,3,4, Sec. 23 Pres. 4g CHALLENGE '69, X X See Spot run. See Spot run fast SANDRA ANN SANKOWICIH Sandy . . . willing lo do ber slyare . . . quiet and reserved . . . patienfe lo spare . . . bard worker . . . nite to know. Future Nurses Club 1,2,3,4. WILLIAM RULLMAN Bill . . . always a joke, always a sebeme . . . moves on an impulse . . . z'ery slow . . . unprediftable. Football 1,2g Track 1,2,3,4g Indoor Track 1,2,3,4. I I -1.111 ,Q 'WX JOHN SCANIO lark . . . Drives a blue Camaro . . . ruts up in class . . . slow smile . . . enjoys life as it fonzes. Good book, Joe? 5' PATRICIA ANN SCHANNE Pat . . . works in the nurse's office . . . drives alot . . . slay . . . takes life seriously . . . transfer from Ben Davis. Nurse's aide 45 CHALLENGE '69. MARGARETE DOROTHY SCHAPOEHLER Marge . . . likes ber skirts slaorl . . . business bound . . . inleresled in all . . . pleasant to be willy . . . free. L 'N--K 57 MARGARET SCHOLL Peg . . . working girl . . . always with Bob . . . talkative . . . never seen without the gang . . .. lively. Intramurals lg Art Club 13 Booster Club 23 Prom Committee 3,4. SIEVERT DOROTHY SERMEUS A little fun never ,hurt anyone . . . sharp witted . . . a worker . . . life . . . gay. so Marchmg Band 1,23 Concert Band 1,2,3,4Q Orchestra A23 Chorus 33 Sup- port Our Boys Club 3,43 Prom Com- mittee 3,43 National Honor Society 3,4 CHALLENGE '69. CLAUDIA BARBARA Bouncy and full of spirit . . . long, straight hair . . . skirts short, and heads long . . . here today, gone tomorrow. Cheerleader 1,2,3,4, Capt. 2,43 Future Teachers Club 1,2,3,43 SCA 1,53 Intra- murals 1,43 Pep Club 23 Cheerleading SIMMONS Club 1,23 Echo 3,43 Prom Committee 3 4 WILLIAM JOHN SILVAN Bill . . . soccer and trafk . . . keeps a beat . . . at ease with an easel . . . quiet at first - until . . . loves to laugh. Soccer '2,3,4Q Indoor Track 3,43 Spring Track 3,43 CHALLENGE '69. There's no home row on this machine! STEPHEN WILLIAM Enjoys life . . . forms his own ideas . . . sincere . . . N.Y.C .... happiness is strumming a guitar . . . a nicer guy is hard to meet. Football lg Baseball 1,2,3,4Q Echo 43 Varsity Letterman 4g CHALLENGE '69 ,Q ,W HELENA DENISE SINACORI Future teacher . . . athletic . . . Are you serious? . . . quiet - until she gets going . . . don't say her name wrong . . . sweet personality. Future Teachers Club 1,2,3,45 Class Sec. 2,35 Prom Committee 35 GAA 3,45 Class Council 45 CHALLENGE '69 i THOMAS SINNO Tom . . . hard to keep quiet . . . knows his moves . . . makes a charm- ing lady! . . . leadership quality . . . all-around good kid. Class Pres. 1,35 SCA 1,25 Football 1,2,3,4, Mgr. 45 Wrestling 1,25 Track 35 Indoor Track 45 jr.-Sr. Play 3,45 Varsity Letterman 5,45 Prom Com- mittee 3,45 Chorus 45 CHALLENGE '69 NANCY JEAN STEINBERGER Talent with music . . . diligent . . . intelligent . . . last minute studying . . . somewhat reserved . . . always there to help . . . nice girl. Marching Band 1,2,3,45 Concert Band 1,2,3,45 Orchestra 2,3,45 Chorus 45 Future Teachers Club 45 GAA 45 CHALLENGE '69, SANDRA SMITH Sandy', . . . watch out for those quiet ones . . . gets around . . . long, blonde hair . . . seen in the oddest places. Spanish Club 1,2,3,45 Future Teachers Club 2,3,45 Future Nurses Club 3,45 Prom Committee 3,45 SCA 45 GAA 4. LYNN ELLEN STEINERT Shy to the eye - hut really quite sly . . . mustang . . . great with a joke . . . living is fun . . . why worry? . . . friendly. Future Nurses Club 3,45 Prom Com- mittee 3. LINDA STRACHER Linda . . . Devil may care . . . Fun loving spirit . . . outside interests . . . leaves early for the world of work . . . adventurous attitude. A-I GAIL ANN SULLIVAN Always seen uptown . . . enjoys a good time . . . good in gym . . . a career girl. Pep Club 1,2. PATRICIA ANNE SUPPO Pattie . . . loves to paint . . . phil- osophically poetic . . . enjoys writing to people . . . Bill . . . smile! Drama Club lg Folk Club 1,2,5,4g Support Our Boys Club 3,4g German Club 3g National Honor Society 3,4g CHALLENGE '69. Qu....u-. 'Www' WALTER TAMAGNI Walt . . . hall wanderer . . . bombs around . . . seems serious but is really a cut-up . . . senior lounger. Trades and Industry. WAYNE JOHN TANIS Gymnastics and soccer addict . . . Trades and lndustry . . . loves to hunt and fish . . . Navy in the future . . . likes to clown around. Soccer 2,3,4g Intramurals 3,4g Trades and Industry. if DEBORAH DOREEN TEN EYCK Debbi'! . . . her future looks bright . . . can be found freguently in Nyack . . . fun laugh . . . ouncy. Future Nurses Club 2,3,4g Prom Com- mittee 3,4g GAA 4. 60 Thumbsucking helps you think! P' We , ,.... ,Q DANIEL TOMASULO Runs the SCA with a fling . . . wit and personality combined . . . never serious . . . center anyone? . . . funny. Echo 1,2g Football 1,2,3,4g S A 5.4, Pres. 4g Wrestling 3,4 ' 2 - terman 5,4. ' PAUL WILLIAM TEN EYCK Duke . . . fapable wrestler . . . lover boy . . . nice smile . . . seen either driving or working on his red convertible . . . teaser . . . great per- sonality. Football lg Wrestling 1,2,3,4g Varsity Letterman 3,4. 'U KAREN ANN MARIE TROCHE Trochie . . . GAA . . . athlete of the year . . . has a way of firfulating . . . pleasing person . . . capable cheer- leader . . . good friend. Cheerleader 1,2,5,4g Track Team 1,3,4, Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 4g Cheerleading Club lg Future Teachers Club 2g Echo 3,4g Prom Committee 3,4g CHAL- LENGE '69. JANET TUCKER fan . . . gets around . . . friendly with all . . . loves life . . . southern drawl . . . tall and slim . . . jolly . . . Midland Park transfer. PATRICIA TUCKER Pat . . . new senior . . . joins right in . . . plays a mean tune on her flute . . . always has a smile for every- one. Concert Band 45 Marching Band 4. s ,s at SV eww An example of perfect posture. 61 HARRY WATTON Warm and friendly . . . willing to help . . . quiet . . . somewhat shy . . . gets along with everyone . . . interested in science. Physical Science Club 2,35 Meteorol- ogy Club 2. SUSAN LYNN WILKINSON Suzy . . . pals with Nay . . . loves to laugh . . . slim . . . fond of sports . . . great laugh . . . winning smile . . . friends with everyone. GAA 1,2,3,4g CHALLENGE '69. 62 ARAM WHITE Arnie . . . basketball comes first, whirlpools second?P? . . . voice from the back of the room . . . groovy . . . plans include college . . . big laid . . . girl watcher from the Sr. Lounge. Football 3, Basketball 3,44 Varsity Letterman 3,45 CHALLENGE ,69. st al tizrrvzgggsga Q I ' i Eii ,gggs 1,4 t'LV ,lt 0 MAA LL Qi 1, A. ' jx , V, L M CYNTHIA LEIGH WILLCOX Cindy . . . folk music is her main interest . . . mod clothes forever . . . always smiling and ready to laugh . . . sings very well . . . a good friend to have. Folk Club 2,3,4. Hey, it's cold!! The on button is here, someplace! JEAN CAROLYN WILLCOX feanie', . . . little but niighty. ' . . . seems serious, but not always . . . don't let her fool you . . . can he seen driv- ing a hug . . . very shy with the guys? Journalism Club 15 Folk Club 2,3,4g Echo 2,3,4g Track 2,45 Prom Com- mittee 3g CHALLENGE '69. KAREN MARIE IZAMARELLI Za1n . . . football fan . . . dancing and listening to good music . . . Hfohnny and Hanges forever. ' . . . What a laugh! . . . sincere person . . . cute. Pep Club 1,23 Spanish Club 1, GAA 3,4g Echo 35 Support Our Boys Club 3, Prom Committee 3,43 CHAL- LENGE 369. K-11' PATRICIA JANE WILLIAMS Pat . . . sweet . . . choir soloist . . . future nurse . . . loves children . . . always smiling . . . gets along with everyone. French Club 2g Future Nurses 3,4g Chorus 3,43 Prom Committee 3,4g CHALLENGE '69. ROBERT EDWARD ZDANEK Zuch . . . always on the run . . . that ain't gurnhos . . . future physi- cal ed. teacher . . . friendly . . . kind to all. Photography Club lg Basketball Ig Track 2,3,4g Indoor Track 3,49 Cross Country 3,4g Key Club 3,4g Varsity Letterman 3,43 Echo 4, CHALLENGE '69 65 1'1- V N. 1 f Mft-af' . Ni' X lux X h , L N ff I t x . . A . 5 xv I I L B - in u 'f J, . I, I 3 2 5 Q , gf' ,4 1 N- - pu 1 f ' Q ' 3, K 1 N 5, X fx 'gigs' , UA, L z -Q X Q I I -,W v I I 4 f y, ' Vi- J' ., 5 1 x Q sl. .- fl g s 1. ,Q 'W . 1 I I f ' N -1 xv. X. 1 -gs ., FEATURES and 3 Q' f I ACTIVITIES ' . 4 :5 0, ' .fy A ' f ffegif, k A' ,S . I-C- 3 ,Q , i I J ' .,, 4p,54,f,'i A 'xi X X sf' - 1 -9- s.. .. 3 1 A if N ow happiness consists in activity: Such is the constitution of our nature: It is a running stream, and not a stagnant pool Good E, ,I 5- x , SLA in .qv - 15, Captured Candids In y i ' by M gyxgigy, l Q xr' - L S.. lf'-2' . X 'bf aiu- , Enough, Bob! You got Most Studious. Well, they're improving. Somebody, do something with this mannequin! 1' She's finally out of my life! , I H A , W A 'A My group had more cavities! l What's he talking about?,' Qu'est-ce que c'est que ca? How'd you find us? She told you WHAT? 66 4 r I must have 351' in here somewhere. Come on, girls! Would you believe the Pied Piper? Wrestling practice starts next Monday. And on your right, the school store. THREE legs? I hope Mandy doesn't see I can't march another step ! 1 Hi there, fans! as 'Let me show you how I made it. N Now where's the noose? this. 8 4-1 if M PEACE, at Hyde Park? 1g wiv se ee e ,., A re , , i eae i ' 1 a Fish fries DO have an air about them. u Fm getting out of here! Who can forget the Stony Point Dairy Queen? And God bless . . .', 67 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Carol Greenberg and Dan Brash BEST DRESSED Nadine Mabie and Steve Drop ,.. .... M... .. A..-NM, f... ,.,mg, . :mann :lan EO, ,,2, L Yrr, , Ui' THE LONG AND THE SHORT OF IT Aram White and Debbie Mahmarian SEN I0ll W 4 CLASS ARTISTS SUPERLATIVES 7' 1 MOST ATHLETIC jack Fritz and Dale Cater 53 V i H .u . ' f'.f,giCri-r, C Laiimuma, fix E MOST VERSATILE Sharon Reardon and Jim Barnaba BEST DANCERS Wanda Calvello and Joe Discepola CLASS POLITICIANS Jean Willcox and Bruce Bartlett MOST SHY CLASS CHATTERBOXES Karen jablonski and Tom Sinno SENIOR LOUNGERS john Lesko and Gail Burman MOST STUDIOUS Bob Morrissey and Sue Rich Don D'Ercole and Laura Aspiotis MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED Eric Hillebrenner and Suzy Wilkinson PERSONALITY PLUS Dan Tomasulo and Pat Morbelli MOST COMPETENT Sue Hille and Russ Chiappetta MOST TALENTED Nadine Kaprelian BEST LOOKING Sue Lange and Frank Cecere 5 'vw 5 .f CLASS CUT-UPS Lance Kaiser and Stephanie Drop MOST TALENTED Bob Gohde CLASS FLIRTS Karen Troche and john Casale CLASS COUPLE Mark Knoblock and Barbara Cook E5 'Milam 'feiw 32? 0 Mg QS ? Q si' L , A E i5,6QfgWMf3gS5!U gig egg. WVKWWE fxwggpffaxiifg S5f 4H QWff1Msww QQ X E H5 db if Q52 Q Qfjdgffnda life 5. JQMQXX Wm QW Q W fx. Bwwijp fiyfwkigiwmwi 2 awww? Qwmlfggigefifis fffifgfg Qwqiiggigf 5 7 ifg5i.5? V Q21 Qgsftsg fi digg N Q g gym mww5g3iRL WM Sw SWM2 WMWWEQQ 6' Will you ever forget the Hawaiian food? J UN IOIl CLASS Presents Hawaii 1963 Aloha, welcome to the islands. A1 Hawaiian waitresses add to the festivities. On the evening of April 19th, 1968, junior couples arrived on the beautiful island of Hawaii to dine and dance the night away. At 12:00 Mr. O'Connor, class ad- visor, reached into his magic hat to announce the royal couple. The King and Queen were Bruce Bartlett and Laura Aspiotis. As the hour of 2:00 approached, couples left the island quite tired but believing the night was still young. Aloha!!! Bruce presents Laura with the trophy. Who's that robbing the cradle, Helena? You don't need glasses, john. You need a haircut ! Stop complaining! You know the waiters are on strike. 76 The Royal Couple: Cook. Mark Knoblock and Barbara If . Let us entertain you! I'm giving my own party . . . downstairs .54 i-mi. Gee, just what I've always wanted. PBUM 1969 On Friday evening, February 28, 1969, members of the Senior Class arrived at the Manor for their prom. The theme was Try To Rememberf' It was an evening long anticipated, and it will be long remembered. Upon arrival, couples mingled in the Promenade Hour, after which followed a delicious dinner. The evening was highlighted by the crowning of the Royal Couple and Court. The King and Queen were Mark Knoblock and Barbara Cook. Their Court members were Barbara Glasshof, Dan Tomasulo, Pat Williaiiis, Tom Sinno, Sue Lange, and Steve Drop. Dancing proceeded with jerry Conrad and His Orches- tra til 2 A.lNT. 5 . l Leaving so soon? ,Q Oh Sue, you shouldn't have! I wish, I wish my feet would stop killing me! Little does she know, my real name is Mr. Hyde. 77 ERIE THREE: The Furnished Boom Mr. Stewart Brush directs the cast. On March 27, 28, 29, the curtain rose on Series Three, the Junior-Senior Play. Series Three is a collection of three one-act plays adapted from stories by O'Henry. They are The Furnished Room, a tragedy, A Lickpenny Lover, a farce, and Mammon and the Archer, a comedy. Mr. Stewart Brush directed the tragedy and the farce, and Bob Gohde, a senior, directed the comedy. Series Three is a new attempt in high school productions. It reflects present trends in modern theatre and is a tribute to the changing times. And the top of the evening to you, ma'am. - THE FURNISHED ROOM - A Drama Setting: A Hot Summer at any City Boarding House - Cast - Mrs. Purdy ........................................... ...... P amela Hamilton Mrs. McCool, A Friend ..... .......... ...... . ....... K a ren Ross Tom Craig ....................... ....... R obert Zdanek Eloise Vasloner ...,......... .,,.,. L ynn Jackson Ojjicer 0'Dowd ........ ....... W alter Joyce I just happen to have a vacant room. Was it something I said? A Lickpenny Lover What's wrong with gloves with index finger ventilation? ERIES THREE: Masie, it's me, Irving! You know that you're the only one. - THE LICKPENNY LOVER - A Farce Setting: A Department Store -- Cast - Lulu Hartman ..........,..................... Frances Dittamo Masie Doyle ....... ....l. S ue Wilkinson Mr. Veeclaer ........ ........,..... H owie Reed Irving Carter ....., ................... S teve Drop Mrs. Carter ,........... ..,... G eorgeanne Megnin Miss Zelda Zeiss ...,...... ...,,... K aren Sherman Mickey Bornstead ...,,... ............ T om Sinno jack Blaine .....,,......... ............. J im Barnba Lady Customer ...... ..... J anet Streckwald No fraternizing with the customers. SERIES THREE Mammon and the Archer Oh no! It can't be! Son, I've been meaning to talk to you. Chief, you know I think I forgot something Behind the Scenes 'Z' I think this stage has termites. - MAMMON AND THE ARCHER - A Comedy Setting: The Mansion of a Wealthy Business Man in N. Y. - Cast - Announcer ,,,,...,,....,..,,.,.,.,....,.,....,.. ......, C arol Gneiding Anthony Rockwall ....... .......... ...... B r uce Bartlett Vittoria Suffolk jones ...... ............. B ecky Leigh Vanessa Sujfolle jones ..... ........ V icki Cawthorne Mirlaael ..........,..............,. .......... S teve Boswell Make-up Girl .............. ..,... K aren Axberg Richard Rofkwall ...... ......... R ich Brachold Ellen Srlaaefer ........ ....... D arlene Mutchko fosie Rockwall ........ ...... J eannie Willcox Diane Lantry ....... ............ D ebbie Lee Otlao Lantry ,,.,,, ,,,,.. S teve Bickford julia Lantry ,..,,.. .,.....,,..,,,.......... .,....... K a thy Biegel Kelly .....................,........................................ Mark Knoblock - Credits -- Mr. Stewart Brush, Director ............ The Furnished Room The Lickpenny Lover Robert Gohde, Director ............ Mammon And The Archer wk :Ie wk as Lights ..................................,... James McCullough, Director Greg Kuklinski, Gail Hammond, Eric Hillebrenner Lighting and Scenic Design ...... ............. R obert Gohde Set Dressing ............,..............,.. ....,... E ric Hillebrenner Donald Komjian Make-up By .....,. ........................ M rs. Frances Haase, Renee Coveney, Nan Petzold, Dodi Sermeus, Sally Dromeshauser Prompters .,.... ............. J oAnn Beresky, Karen Maiden, Maureen Heyzer, Debbie Ten Eyck, Carol Gneiding Recording By ....... ....... S teve Penny, jim McCullough Program ............ ............. M r. Frederick Heidloff, Renee Coveney, john Lesko, Harry Watton Stage Crew .........,........e..... jim McCullough, Barb Glasshof, Greg Kuklinski Secretary to Directors .......... ..e..... K athleen McKenna SENIOR BOYS: Joe Borrelli Jim Barnaba Steve Bickford Howard Boswell Lance Kaiser Eric Hillebrenner Steve Simmons Gil Henshall Don D'Ercole Mark Knoblock jack Fritz Jeff Middleton Bob Zdanek Dan Brash joe Discepola Howie Reed Alan Davis Eugene Bausinger Randy Koetsier TEACHERS: Mr. Muir Mr. McNeilly Mr. Goodwin Mr. johnson Mr. Falco Mr. O,Connor Mr. Clemmensen Mr. Zacco Mr. Naimo Mr. Shattls Mr. Laurenzo Mr. Orovitz Senior boys anticipate their last chance to get even. Senior BOYS 76 - Teachers 86 It's a bird, it's a plane . . . it's Coach Falco??? SEN IOB-FACU LTY Oh, what an opportunity! Swan Lake, this imit- 82 TEACHERS: Miss Blum Miss Basler Miss Ulirsch Mrs. Weaver SENIOR GIRLS: Devon Beals Sharon Reardon joan Morrell Nancy Petzold Dodi Sermeus Kathy McKenna Mary Pat Hayes Pat Williams Karen Ross Pam Hamilton Pat Morbelli Barbara Boccino Carol Gneiding Claudia Sievert Nadine Mabie Suzie Wilkinson Sally Dromeshauser Miss Dabbs Miss DiNapoli Miss Corris Mrs. Augustyn Karen Zamarelli Karen Troche Pat Suppo Joan Cottone Gail Burman Laura Aspiotis Karen Maidan Gerri Neumann Phyllis Locantore Jan Fairweather Sue Lange Dale Cater Janet Tucker Barbara Cook Wanda Calvello Stephanie Drop ,l C Look at it this way, they may have the points, but weive got the looks Senior Girls 9 - Teachers 39 GAME 1969 Step this way and swing your hips to the right. Look out! It's alive! So-0-o-o-o big! 83 Photographer, Bob Gohde. Advisor, Mr. Conti f CHALLENGE Personality Staff: Nancy jafargian, Pat Morbelli, Laura Aspiotis Editor Ruth Habermann, Joan Morrell, Barbara Boccino. llwhat do you think, Bohr, 84 Editor-in-Chief Sue Hille 1969 A yearbook is the record . . . compiled during one year's time . . . of an institution, and the factors that contribute to that institution. It is a memorial . . . of a class and of the challenge put before that class. It is a ledger, born of time, ambition, frustration and dedication . . . This is Challenge '69. Business Managers, Russ Chiappetta and Ralph Costa The senior pictures finally got here! Typing Editors, Bernice DeHeer and Pattie Suppo 85 'Snail Sports Staff: Eric Hillebrenner, Editor Devon Beals, Steve Simmons. Well, the way we did it in Hawthorne . . . Senior Section Staff: Karen Jablonski, Nancy jafargian, Editors Ginny Huber and Bob Morrissey. 86 J' '4 Come on, Cough up a buck for a booster.:' Advertising Editors: Charlene Robinson and Kathy McKenna. When is he ever going to get to me? If you buy one, it will make my 100th sale. Faculty Staff: Mary Pat Hayes, Editors Darlene Mutchko and Gail Burmant Clubs and Organizations Staff: Underclassmen Editors: Helena Sinacori and Nancy Petzold. They sent us the wrong pictures Feature Staff: Wanda Calvello, Stephanie Drop, Editors 'U jean Willcox and Carol Gneiding. 87 ECHO Dale Cater, Treasurer jim McCullough, Photographer Q A Mr. Conti, Advisor, talks with Carol Greenberg, Editor- in-Chief. Under the supervision of Mr. Charles Conti, advisor, and Carol Greenberg, Editor-in-Chief, the Echo, Wald- wick High's newspaper, is published once a month. All articles are submitted by the students themselves. Contents of the paper cover school news, student edi- torials, feature articles and school sports events. Waldwick is proud of the Echo's success. Entered in the Columbia Scholastic Press Contest in recent years, the '66 and '67 volumes placed second, and the ,68 volume placed first. Those on the Echo staff constantly work to improve the paper, anticipating continuing honors in the future. Sports Staff: First Row: Chris Waite, Dan Brash, Eric Hillebrenner, Howie Boswell, E Rgoger Manley. Second Row: Diane Purdy, janet McKenna, jim Mandel, Editor, Karen Troche, Barbara Cook, Fran Morsch. 88 VOL. VI Sue Hille, Typing Editor, Nancy Petzold. jan Turick, Advertising Manager. Carol Gneiding, Exchange Editor. NEWS STAFF - First Row: Dale Cater, Joan Morrell News Editor, Karen Jablonski. Second Row: Jean Will cox, Sharon Wick, Susan Duryea. FEATURE STAFF First Row: Eileen Manolt, Stephanie Drop, Mary Nallin, Feature Editor, Wanda Calvello, Claudia Sievert. Second Row: Nancy jafargian, Diane Ross, Pat Morbelli, Karen Cook, Joyce Picard, Pat Smithson. 89 at l y Myogylf' Mtiffhty Fw Wm QGQM J 1969 Sports Queen, Kathy Lyons. 1969 Sports ueen and Court And the winner is . . . Wa1dwick's Warrior escorts Kathy to the corona- Last year's queen, Sharon Reardon, crowns the tion. newly appointed queen. 90 Sue Hille, Court The Waldwick High School Booster Association proudly presents the 1969 Sports Queen, Kathy Lyons. Kathy Biegel, Susan Dusch, Susan Hille, and Mary Grammerstorf were chosen as her court. The competition was held at 8:00 P.M. on September 20, 1968. All contestants were judged on poise, appearance, and intelligence displayed in answering particular questions. Coronation took place at the first home football game, Septem- ber 28. As the band played Hey, Look Me Over , the Queen and her court made their traditional promenade around the football field. The crowning marked the beginning of Kathy's reign over all athletic events. ,Sm Q 5, Kathy Biegel, Court ,V M y xx . ,gay - -.ml , Did I lose someone? LJ-H' MY future Plans? Y: L W ' .f rr. fs, . Sr of S r V Q' .tie ' 11- ff t.,. ' Qt,i F K C A , in JTKMW ,r 4 N 1,3 X l u sf l , ii Q3 .jliiwr me C,f?JT JL A Eli A' -N , . t J I 'vw N I, Mary Grammerstorf, Court eff V S Sue Duschs Court . '-if . xy. X , . .., I ms H, ,,f ,:'viw,. K - C J Nl, fm vm. fl., ,fa X - Y gags, My ,L -lj if if fas- fm fs' 'B . A- M A ' ' v, 5,37 ,T --., PM . Hg, , Cf we . Q 3 .,, ,M ' .L ' ' eng y., f Ls , Qfvzf 1, x x, X ff YW V ' X5 5 ' 5-3 W 'H .W 5' if A . ,- by 1 r M vw ., .J , , J ifiqs, a 1' 9 'X A fe X Q' j L arf , 1 ..,.,.,.....,.-. , 5' VARSITY SQUAD - Top to Bottom: Pat Gandolfini, Nadine Mabie, Co-Captaing Claudia Sievert, Captaing Mary Grammerstorf, jane De- Wan, Karen Gadjo, Karen Troche, Sharon Reardon, Kathy Lyons, Sue Dusch. It could be their side Claude! VARSITY Senior Standouts N Karen Troche Sharon Reardon Co-Captain - Nadine Mabie Captain - Claudia Sievert Q e ' .. ...ann What form ! J.V. SQUAD - Top Row: Michele Porto, Bev Bolding, Val LeBlanc, Eileen McCarthy. Bottom Row: Connie Middleton, Kathy Elwood, Diane Citron, Lorraine Chiap- petta, Captain, Pat Costa, Debbie Suter. CHEERLEADERS I think I like ours better, Get tough Big Team! VARSITY SQUAD - Pat Gandollini, Sue Dusch, Karen Gadjo, Jane DeWan, Sharon Reardon, Claudia Sievert, Captain, Nadine Mable, Co- Captaing Kathy Lyons, Karen Troche, Mary Grammerstorf. 93 COLOR GUARD - First Row: Ruth Habermann, Kathy Lewis, Linda Shaw, Carol I Gneiding, Co-Captaing Lyn Sokoly, Gail Thurkauf, Debbie Wohlrab, Pat Morbellr, Judy Harris, Sue Hille, Co-Captain. COLOIl GUARD '69 U ',,i' f ' 3 With uniformity and a variety of routines, the members of the Color Guard gave a colorful performance at the football games this fall. Under the direction of Mr. Lau- rent Gareau, Co-Captains Carol Gneiding and Susan Hille were able to achieve a military appearance and still add excitement to the theme of the halftime. The purpose of the Color Guard is to present the Amer- ican flag, along with the school flag and banner, at school activities. During the pregame of football and basketball games during the opening of pep rallies, and during the Memorial Day parade all eyes fall on the members of the Waldwick High School Color Guard. SENIOR STANDOUTS-L. to R.: Carol Gneiding, Co-Cap- taing Ruth Habermann, Pat Morbelli, Sue Hille, Co-Captain. 94 Line-up for half-time: Darlene Mutchko Waldwick High School's Ma- jorette Squad inevitably contrib- uted a welcome plus to all in which they participated. Whether twirling at our football games or marching in the Memorial Day Parade, the squad added enthu- siasm to every event, reflecting the spirit of Waldwick High. In the Ramsey Twirling Com- petition last year, our squad placed third, competing against fourteen other schools in our area. Under the direction of Miss Lynn Basler and Captain Barbara Cook, this year's squad practiced long and hard, in hopes of win- ning even higher honors next year. 3 5 3 t Joyce Grippo, Co-Captain First Row: Cindy Sharp, Darlene Mutchko, Joyce Grippo, Maureen McFadden. Second Row: Debbie Lee, Sharon Lewis, Barbara Cook, Karen jablonski, Karen Axberg. MAJURETTES Barbara Cook, Captain Karen jablonski 95 THE 1968 MABCHI G X. , A ,I 'f , J . . - r u ' X V 3 ,- R ,, C, Fx, 1 we SENIOR HIGH BAND - First Row, I. to r.: john Graney, Georgeanne Megnin, Ruthann Hellmich, Susan Lottes, Laura Aspiotis, Cathy DiMonico, Cheryl Hennig, Pat Tucker, Karen Cook, Val- erie Wongwah. Second Row: Don Ireland, Anne Serviss, Dorothy Piro, Mark Duston, Sharon Herrmann, Betty Ann Grieve, Doris Maguire, Ruth Gerster, Mark Russo, Ricky Garbaccio, Maryann Duggan, Albert Lee. Third Row: Alan jackson, Tom May, Frank Thurkauf, Ric Dreyer, Arthur Van Eck, Robert Comsa, Bob Wirth, Steve Terwilleger, Karen Sherman. Fourth Row: Bob Zdanek, Teri Bendit, joe Agugliaro, Debbie Smith, Ann Varsho, Ralph Toumala, Jim Pope, Bill Heenehan, Tom Denniston, Pat McGold- rick, Jeff Rogers, John May. Waldwick High Marching Band leaves the field , .2 -- I can't look. Performing at school events and marching in local parades, the 1969 Marching Band has become an antici- pated feature of Waldwick High School. This year the band offered A Little Bit of Mexico featuring the songs Spanish Flea and Tijuana Taxi. Under the direction of Mr. Larent Gareau, the band prac- ticed long and hard for their performances at Saturday football games. Most observers will agree that the Waldwick High School Marching Band is a distinguished contribution to the color and excitement of school events. Drum Majorette, Senior Barb Boccino. 0 ' Y i L .Vx - Cigars, cigarettes, tiparillos? Y U? ,,. A Marching Band Director, Mr. Laurent Gareau. IIBCIIE TBA Members of the Waldwick High School Orchestra are invited to participate. Therefore, they represent the best musicians in the student body. The orchestra performs at the annual Christmas and Spring Concerts, various assembly programs, and state and county festivals. Other activities in which they are involved include a music exchange program. The Waldwick High School Orchestra presents a program to another school, and, in exchange, that school is invited to perform for our student body. Strolling musicians perform in the halls during the Christmas season. Mr. Laurent Gareau, Director SENIOR HIGH ORCHESTRA - First Row: Peggy Sorber, julie Borcsik, Sharon Herrmann, Debbie Smith, Marianne Cenno, Laurie Christman, Dale Cater. Second Row: Chris McGinn, Karen Cook, Cheryl Hennig, Sue Lottes, Ruthann Hell- mich, Maryann Duggan, Cathy DiMonico, Albert Lee. Third Row: Ralph Tomala, Tom Denniston, Mark Duston, Karen Sherman, Ric Dreyer, Bob Wirth, Bill Heenehan. Fourth Row: Teri Bendit, l Mike Zdanek, Joe Agugliaro, Mark Russo. dents at the Christmas Concert. -HH is-:Ml rl HI JAGR2' -' all I fr f ' The orchestra performs for the stu- Senior High Chorus performs at the Christmas Concert. CIIUBUS SENIOR HIGH CHORUS - First Row: Maria Tamburello, Debby Schwinge, Trudy Reysen, George Occhipinti, Kimba Miller, Lynette Schoen, Kathy Rosen. Second Row: Sherri Coerts, Jeanne Leigh, Phyllis Locantore, Cheryl Mileham, Darlene Mutchko, Sue Koehler. Third Row: Libby Bell, Donna Holdrum, Eileen Porter, Susan Andreotto, Tom Sinno, Mike LeBlanc, Kim Rowe, Judy Gore, Cynthia Gregg, Pat Williams. Fourth Row: Pam Hamilton, Gerri Neuman, Glenn Gunthner, Pete Sala, Linda Exum, Claire Connelly. Chorus Director, Mr. Daniel Schwartz. Chorus is an elective in the high school cur- riculum. Interested students meet in daily classes to practice songs which are presented in concerts to the student body. The Chorus performs in two concerts a year, the Christmas Concert, presented to the students only, and the Spring Concert which is open to the public. Under the direction of Mr. Daniel Schwartz, the Chorus has expanded in the last year, to take on new and exciting dimensions. Next year, Mr. Schwartz hopes to organize a Glee Club to supplement the Chorus, open to the student who is unable to find time for Chorus in his curriculum. JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS - First Row: Rose Valdo, Mae Tucker, Michael Zucca. Second Row: Ed Gildersleeve, Jesse Ewing, Tom Mc- Laughlin, Kurt Woetzel, Lucy Donlon, Lorren Mileham. Third Row: Anita Gilner, Debbie Hazard, Sandy Hell- mich, Janice Stegle, Cleo Manuel, Sherry Miller, Lori Kaiser, Paula Verile. Fourth Row: Josephine Tor- rano, Beth Klaproth, Kathy Rippon, Susan Phleger, Lorraine Becker, Denise Broncatello, Debby Taddonio, Denise Gates. Fifth Row: Mary Ellen Tiddes, Jan Dursema, Michele Turton, Loretta Atkins, Marianne Pihl, Regina Turi, Pam Elliot, Denise Gregg. N , 'K may 5 ---2 .4 ,. 43' .1 4' lg? buf' EB ff-Y Land wiv. U' w W c in . if O adrift? f 'Q 9. i g 6 Av f. f -I ATHLETICS Not in the clamor of the crowded street, Not in the shouts and plaudits o f tlorongy But in ourselves, are triumph and defeat. Longfellow , M-q..7,,,K-Q VARSITY SQUAD - First Row: Ray Wilson, jim Linquito, Walter Joyce, Tom Herrmann, Rich O'Con- nor, Bill Garafalo, John Duston, Jack Elwood, Steve DeNardo, Eric Borrelli, Coach Falco. Second Row: Dan Tomasulo, Randy Koetsier, Roger Manley, Bob Moore, Howie Reed, Don D'Ercole, Steve Bickford, Glenn Gifford, Bruce Maguire, Coach Johnson. Third Row: Coach Bell, Mark Tashjian, Steve Drop, John Fredella, jim Galletly, Bill Severs, Jeff Middleton, Craig Durstewitz, Mark Mettler, Mark Knoblock, john Huska, Carl Citron, jim Barnaba, Terry Mulvey. Fourth Row: John Tiddes, Jack Fritz, Mike DeWan, Dreyer, Cliff Zoppo, joe Borrelli, Mike Ciosek,35lBruQif Roberts, Gene Kalbacher. ll ,,,,,, r ' l, ' 11' gm i 1 ' , 1 , , o ,, . gr? I U: fx .N Q A , , ,M , l f A, ,- E ,I X e k at M, ,Jw K l i Fo0TBALL 1963-1969 1 le i, Whether we won or lost, we played a mighty game. V. SQUAD - First Row: Coach Johnson, Glenn Gifford, Ray Wilson, Jim Linquito, Eric Borrelli, Coach Falco. Second Row: John Mader, Bill Garafalo, Steve DeNardo, Terry Mulvey, Steve Drop. Third Row: Bob Moore, Rich O'Connor, ohn Fredella, Tom Herrmann, Ric Dreyer, Cliff Zoppo, john Tiddes, john Duston, john Huska, Gene Kalbacher. FRESHMEN FOOTBALL - First Row: Anthony Perno, Jeffrey Rogers, Alan jackson, Coach Shattls. Second Row: John Tosto, Jeffrey Camm, Michael Lepore, Ernie Garbaccio, Robert Komsa, John Terlemezian, Howard Post, John Ainley, John Winslow. Third Row: Brian Rutler, Kevin Fitzpatrick, Roger Keller, james Dillon, David Cristiano, Ben Mondello, Frank Gildersleeve, Tony Ferlazzo, Ken Zdanek, Rich Whitely. Fourth Row: Rich Wentle, Greg Kaprelian, John Murner, Joe DeMartini, Al Kimball, Bruce Kalbacher, Kevin VanDyke, Glenn Gunthner, Rich Pease. The mad scramble Second half charge THE LINE UP: Joe Borrelli, Mark Knoblock, Roger Manley Don DErcole J ff Middleton, Bruce Maguire, Randy Koetsier, Dan Tomasulo im Barnaba ack Elwood, Howard Reed, Steve Bickford, jack Fritz. Joe Borrelli, HB Dan Tomasulo, C Bruce Maguire, G Seniors M jeff Middleton, T Steve Bickford, E Roger Manley, T Randy Koefsief, FB Jim Barnaba, QB mix x.,, S5 kr.. f rf jack Fritz, E 5 1 , .-X? Don D'Ercole, LB Co-Captains Don D'Erco1e and Jim Barnaba Jack Elwood, HB KN, -.,..,.. K- Howie Reed, LB if 51 Steve Drop, T Mark Knoblock, E QB-JB The Dynamic Duo Coach johnson 0 Ciosek breaks loose VARSITY SIICCEII VARSITY SOCCER- First Row: jim McKenna, Bruce Sankowich, Ian Simpson, Rich Brachold, Bill Silvan, Jim Mandel, Doug Scott, Mark Duston. Second Row: Don Komjian, Rich Turi, Dave Falkow, john Lesko, Howie Boswell, Russ Chiappetta, Russ Rutler, Bruce Bartlett, Coach Laurenzo. OOPS ! JV SOCCER - First Row: Steve Kap- lan, joe Oravetz, Larry Mills, Paul Hermann. Second Row: Doug Brooks, Tim Kelso, Bill Meyers, Art Van Eck. Third Row: Coach Naimo, Greg Romanowski, Steve Joyce, Rich Hank- inson, Pete Sala, Dave Ott, Tom Den- niston, John Pope. 108 Waldwick Rutherford Northern Highlands Ramsey Demarest Old Tappan River Dell Ramapo Glen Rock Northern Highlands Ramsey Demarest Old Tappan River Dell Ramapo Glen Rock Happiness is a smiling loser. Rich Brachold Goalies ? ?? Bruce Bartlett Russ Chiappetta C0-captains Silvan and Brachold Jim Mandel Howard Boswell Bill Silvan Don Komjian john Lesko Jim McKenna VARSITY BASKETBALL-First Row: Ken Weaver, Steve Bickford, jack Fritz, Ray Celentano, Rich Berger, jim Barnaba. Second Row: Mr. Muir, jeff Middleton, Pete Ciulla, joe Borrelli, Frank McKenna, Aram White, Howie Boswell, Mike DeWan, Eugene Kalbacher, Eric Hillebrenner. BASKET jack Fritz Aram White JV BASKETBALL --First Row: Andy Tucci, Steve DeNardo, Rich O'Connor, Ken Miller, Gary Bolding. Second Row: Coach Sneden, Roy Klaproth, Ken Weaver, Steve Boswell, Frank McKenna, Mike DeWan, Eugene Kalbacher, Rich Berger. I i Eric Hillebrenner Joe B01'I'Clli Steve Bickford BALL Howie Boswell '69 Jim Barnaba First Row: Bob Ciulla, Gary Bolding, Peter Waggonner, Robert Lenz, Paul Sala, Steve Manley. Second Row: Coach Terry, Bill Vanek, Donald Suhaka, Brian Pflegler, Doug Nordham, Steve Roche, Rick Van Dyke, Brad Morris, Bill Sharp, Paul Kalbacher. First Row: Fred Cutrofello, Ed Ryan, Bill O'Neill. Second Row: Coach O'Connor, Bill Dawson, Bill Shapter, Chuck White, Frank Gildersleeve, Kevin Fitzpatrick, Bob Werner, Randy White. High scorer, Pete Ciulla, driving downcourt. Starting Line-up: joe Borrelli, Pete Ciulla, jack Fritz, Howie Boswell, Ray Celentano. JUNIBB IIIGII BASKETBALL TEAM FBESBMEN BASKETBALL TEAM Ow! My toe! You can beat them! You d01'1,t have to join them! :ff I qui. W Timers and scorers Watch the game while they work. Celentano up for a deuce! Mfg M A , ff, . X : ' 1 Lets Go Team! Win! n 1 Q FK, ff ,X V J, ,gif 3 ' ah Mvffff' , . : I X 1, Geronimo! All watching a tense game. Borrelli jumps for a rebound. f me 3 'Nw,Q:N- .-.A 1, VARSITY SQUAD - First Row: Mark Bausinger, Ernest Garbaccio, Alan Davis, Dan Tomasulo, Paul Ten Eyck, Mark Knoblock. Second Row: Don D'Erco1e, Bruce Maguire, Ken Longson, Roger Manley, Mike Ciosek. Third Row: Coach Reynolds, Jim Galletly, Steve Drop, Cliff Zoppo, Rich Wohlleb, Bill Severs. l l VARSITY and J.V. WRESTLING Don D'Ercole, Co-Captain Paul Ten Eyck, Co-Captain Restless in anticipation Alan Davis - 106 Mark Knoblock - 141 Dan Tomasulo - 168 Steve Drop - 178 Heads or Tails Ken Longson - Heavyweight Bruce Maguire - 141 Roger Manley - 178 CBIISS CIIUNTBY CROSS COUNTRY-First Row: Leonard Provenzale, Phil Vibahall, Paul Jensen, Mike Bolton, Tom Heerema, Steve Terwilliger. Second Row: Glen Wilson, George Voss, Bill Cronin, jim Hurley, Al Lee. Third Row: Bob Zdanek, Uli Reischel, Ralph Costa, joe Discepola, Cliff Garten, Churck Muller, Greg Kwederis, Dan Brash, Coach Bialecki. IN Il00ll TRACK INDOOR TRACK-First Row: Paul Strickhart, Uli Reischel, Mark Tashjian, Jim Linquinto, Paul Hermann, Ken Zdanek, Howard Post, Al Lee. Second Row: Mike Bolton, Bill Silvan, John Mader, Russ Chiappetta, Bob Zdanek, Jack Elwood, Warren Kasdan. Third Row: Coach Bell, Leonard Provenzale, Dan Siwulec, Dan Brash, Chuck Muller, Ralph Costa, Bill Demartini, Bill Rullman, Paul Demartini, Jim Hankinson, Paul Ratay, Greg Kaprelian, Greg Kwederis. Bob Zdanek Russ Chiappetta Dan Brash Ralph Costa Jack Elwood Bill Silvan Bill Rullman Paul Ratay Chuck Muller Paul Demartim K-QE 'fy 5 ADVISORS: Miss Blum, Miss Basler, Miss Ulirsch. GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSUCIATIIIN Karen Troche, President Sue Dusch, Vice-president Nadine Mabie, Secretary Lorraine Chiappetta Treasurer 118 , Avid enthusiasts FIELD IIIICKEY FIELD HOCKEY-First Row: Diane Bartlett, Pattie Elwood, Kimba Miller. Second Row: Liz McMahon, Connie McMahon, Liz Canton, Eileen Porter. Third Row: Coach Blum, Sandy Smith, Joanne Brooks, Karen Ross, Kathy McKenna, Pam Hamilton, Diane Komjian, Kathy Gleeson. GIRLS' BASKETBALL BASKETBALL - First Row: Marianne Cenno, Barb Boccino, Stef Drop, Ann Valentine, D. Leap. Second Row: Rose- mary Smith, Janie DeWan, Pam Hamilton, Patti Elwood. Third Row: Coach Blum, Karen Ross, Pat Morbelli, Coleen Cotter, Coach Basler. I of sz, L Sv -..,.-,E GYMNASTICS FOOTBALL Waldwick 12 Bogota Waldwick 6 Hawthorne Waldwick 12 Manchester Waldwick 0 Mahwah Waldwick 12 Ramsey Waldwick 0 Indian Hill Waldwick 18 Midland Park Waldwick 13 Hackettstown Waldwick 6 N. Highlands Record: won - 1 - lost- 8 I .. W Oh, yeah! SPUBTS CANDIDS AND BECIIRDS 1968-69 jump ball? P? Gee, isnlt this game interesting. , x l Bouncy, bouncy bally. , . i Head to head. BASKETBALL Waldwick 63 - Waldwick 52 - Waldwick - 45 66 Waldwick - Waldwick 45 - Waldwick 45 - Waldwick 59 - Waldwick - 50 64 Waldwick - Waldwick 58 - Waldwick 43 - Waldwick 70 - Waldwick 50 -- 51 54 57 44 50 48 46 64 80 71 74 67 49 Cresskill Old Tappan Ramsey Midland Park N. Highlands Manchester Indian Hills Mahwah Hawthorne Lodi Ramsey Midland Park N. Highlands Waldwick 41 - 47 Manchester Waldwick 58 - 57 Indian Hills Waldwick 82 - 58 Mahwah Waldwick 59 - 86 Hawthorne Tournament: Waldwick 53 1- 65 N. Arlington Waldwick 67 - 45'Emerson Record: won - 9 - lost - 10 4 21,5 WRESTLING Waldwick 15 - Waldwick 11 - Waldwick 13 - Waldwick 60 - Waldwick 36 - Waldwick 25 - Waldwick 27 - Waldwick 50 - Waldwick 17 - Waldwick 25 - Waldwick 20 - Waldwick 16 - Waldwick 19 - Record : won 6 23 35 39 0 16 16 16 0 20 14 20 24 22 lo Glen Rock Pascack Hills Pascack Valley Woodridge Lodi Demarest Ramsey Midland Park N. Highlands Manchester Old Tappan Mahwah Hawthorne st 6 - tied 1 -4 ks TWV wh mr. x f' fffpw,17?5 ,,,..1 Z CLUBS and IDBGAN IZATIIIN S fain the company of lions, rather than assume the lead among foxes. Talmud-Aboth s Student Council 'Ak W.. Q . . 'Q , 1.53, Q ZH. 4' V I Qwlggiy has ,fm si K N 4749 H I Wgflewe ,,, ,, . i . SRM J STUDENT C0 STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: Jim Mandel, Vice- Presidentg Devon Beals, Treasurerg Mary Nallin, Recording Secretaryg Joyce Picard, Corresponding Secretaryg Dan Tomasulo, President. JS- . I SgioiATl0N NOV. ,fb df K The Student Council Association is a democratic organization which is composed of elected delegates who express the ideas of the students to the adminis- tration. It sponsors many diversified activities includ- ing the construction of a school in an underdeveloped area in Africa. At the end of the year, the SCA awards scholarships to worthy seniors who are going on to college. SENIOR HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES: Steve Simmons, Vicki Cawthorne, Barbara Cook, Patti Mor- belli, Joan Morrell, Nancy jafargian, Rich Brachold, Eric Hillebrenner. Organization, plus! JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVES - Seated: Lee Rosano, Maureen Heyzer. First Row: Connie Borrelli, Denise Cop- pede, Joanne Beresky, Karen Gadjo, Sue Dusch, Karen Sherman. Sefond Row: Dan Siwulec, Tim Moore, Cliff Garten, Terry Mulvey, Warren Kasdan. STUDENTS ACTIUN SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVES: Shelley O'Con nell, Linda Maas. Standing: Glen Gifford, Karen Cook Diane Ross. FRESHMAN REPRESENTATIVES - Seated: Marianne McKenna, Marion-Rose LaP1ante, Sheila Cronin, Karen Petzold. Standing: Pam Smith, f Barbara Silvan, Bill Heenehan, Audrey Wirth, Mary Ann Zachman, Sheila Keene. What? ' ' ' Me? ' ' ' W0rk?!? Senior members inducted in their junior year: First Row: Sue Rich, Kathy Biegel, Dodi Sermeus, Patti Suppo, Dale Cater, Ginny Huber. Second Row: Danny Brash, Russ Chiappetta, Carol Greenberg, Sue Hille, Devon Beals, Joe Discepola, Howie Boswell. NATloNAL ll0NOB jg' SUCIETY . . . X ...- 21S 595 joan Morrell congratulates inductee Debbie Mahmarian. Danny Brash reads the Honor Society Pledge at the November induction of new members. The National Honor Society unites those stu- dents who have demonstrated exceptional ability. Members are judged on their scholarship, leader- ship, service and character. Since only a small percentage of the student body are accepted into the society, it is a great honor. The simple candle- light ceremony of the induction completes the emphasis on these ideals. ' My, isn't this an impressive ceremony! xi I-I Seniors receive congratulations from proud parents. Seniors inducted in November: Vicki Cawthorne, Karen Ross, Bob Morrissey, Karen Maiden, Ruth Habermann, and Debbie Mahmarian. Scholarship, Leadership, Service, Character Mr. Perricone, Mr. Heidloff, Patti Suppo, Russ Chiappetta, Dodi Sermeus, Howaru Boswell, Dr. Donahue, and Mr. Brush conduct the Candle Ceremony. 127 KEY CLUB MEMBERS - First Row: Bob Wirth, Warren Kasdan, jeff Middleton, Steve Bickford, Chris Waite, Mr. Orlowski. Second Row: Dan Tomasulo, jim Barnaba, joe Borrelli, Ken Longson, Bill Garafalo, Dan Brash. Third Row: Dan Siwulec, Bob Pease, Steve Boswell. KEY CLUB To be of service to the school and the com- munity is the motto of Waldwick High's Key Club. Under the auspices of the Kiwanis Club of Ridge- wood, the Key Club held a film festival and sup- ported many other school events. Mr. Francis Orlowski, club advisor, commented, 'The real purpose of the Key Club is to bring these guys together to make their own funf' President Danny Brash keeps up with current events. l'How about Keyettes? One of their many projects. Mr. Orlowski, advisor. To Be School of Service and the to the Community M 5 H L Key Club Members, jim Barnaba, Warren Kasdan, Joe Borrelli, and Steve Bickford confer with President Dan Brash. First Row: jeff Middleton, Dan Brash, Bill Garafalo, Steve Simmons, Dan Tomasulo, Roger Manley, Bill Severs, Rich Turi, Rich O'Connor. Second Row: jim Barnaba, Chuck Muller, Eric Hillebrenner, Bruce Bartlett, Steve Bickford, Mike DeWan, Mark Mettler, Don D,Ercole, Jack Fritz, joe Borrelli, Ian Simpson. VAR ITY LETTEBMAN'S CLUB From the first day of training, with every aching muscle toned and strengthened by exercise, to the breathless, gasping last surge of power across the winning goal, Varsity Letterman have distinguish- ed themselves carrying the colors of Waldwick in every sporting event. Eric Hillebrenner, Treasurer, jeff Middleton, President, Mr. Good- win, advisor, Steve Bickford, Secretaryg jim Barnaba,Vice-President. For just a dime more, you can get First Row: Natasha Saja, Peggy Lisbona, Jean Dusch, Barbara Muller, jill Mather. Second Row: Jesse Ewing, Cathy Patterson, Linda Tosto Denise Van Dae, Anne Valentine, Dorothy Piro, Glenn Okoniewski Third Row: Mrs. Kelsch, Raymond Harris, Ellen Sam, Ann Clark, Cheryl Mileham, Robert Fornuto. 7 LIBRARY CIIUNCIL The Library Council is a service group which devotes a great deal of time to the many tasks of keeping our library orderly, eflicient, and easy for students to use. Mrs. Kelsch giving out daily assignments. SUPPURT 0Ull BUYS CLUB These students seek to let the boys overseas know they are not forgotten by sending letters and gift packages. First Row: Linda Shaw, Carol Greenberg, Becky Leigh, Sally Dromeshauser, Karen Zamarelli, Cathy DiMonico. Second Row: Debbie Lee, Karen Axberg, Sue Hille, Darlene Mutchko, Stef Drop, Dodi Sermeus, Pat Morbelli. 151 -. X First Row: Donna Torregrossa, Connie McMahon, Cindy Newkirk, Peggy Morris, Wanda Calvello, Kim Brubaker, Sue Peterman. Second Row: Connie Middleton, Lynne Sokoly, Elizabeth McMahon, Mary Grammerstorf, Denise Coppede, Connie Borrelli, Claudia Sievert. Standing: Phyllis Locantore, Gail Burman, Karen Maidan, Helena Sinacori, Cathy DiMonico, Maryanna Parszik, Karen Hannaman, Sue Duryea, Debbie Schwinge, Sue Sherman, Barb Boccino, Eileen Porter, Karen Gadjo, Nancy Frayer. FUTURE TEACHERS CL B Students who are interested in a future career in teaching are able to further their interest through membership in the Future Teachers of America. The FTA demonstrates the responsibili- ties and techniques found in the profession. Ob- servation of classes, student teaching, and helping underprivileged children are a part of the many activities sponsored by this organization. Seated: Barb Boccino, Vice-President, Connie Middleton, Treasurer, Lyn Sokoly, Historian, Cathy DiMonico, Secretary. Standing: Miss Maselli, Advisor, Helena Sinacori, Presidentg Miss Corris, Advisor. PUT BE N UBSES CL B OFFICERS: Debbi Ten Eyck, Vice-President, Maureen Heyzer Treasurer, Renee Rick, Secretary, Carol Greenberg, President Members of the Future Nurses Club, under the guidance of Mrs. Krauss, learn about nursing edu- cation and other health careers. Speakers from area hospitals inform FNC members about various fields in health. Members toured other hospitals to observe nursing in action. Seated: Roseanne DeBonia, Carol Greenberg, Mrs. Krauss, Debbi Ten Eyck, Mau- reen Heyzer. Standing: Betty Grieve, Debbie Fox, Audrey Wirth, Debby Wohlrab, Charlene Robinson, Eileen Manolt, Pam Williams, Mary Pat Hayes, Lyn Schoen. 1 l First Row: Jean Willcox, Gail Hammond, Ginny Huber, Sue Roy, Janice Simmons, Cyndy Willcox. Second Row: Patty Smithson, Mary Nallin, Patti Suppo, Vicki Cawthorne, Patty Stasko, Paul Herrmann, Melody Beals. Third Row: Bill Myers, Joyce Picard, Ginger Podgorsky, Maureen Heyzer. Back: Dan Siwulec. The strains of the Vanilla Fudge, Phil Ochs, Jeff Beck, Ian and Sylvia, and Peter, Paul, and Mary emanate from Room 306 on Thursday afternoons as the Folk Club brings together students who enjoy folk 'and similar types of music. Their Come into my den! annual Folk Festival, now in its fourth year, has become a popular event. OFFICERS: Sue Roy, Presidentg Patti Suppo, Secretary, Paul Herr- mann, Vice-Presidentg Vicki Cawthorne, Treasurer, Mr. Di Grazia, Advisor. FRENCH CLUB l ADVANCED FRENCH OFFICERS Karen Sherman, Pat Evers, Mary Nallin, Devon Beals. By participating in the French Club and the Advanced French Club, interested students can further their knowledge and understanding of the language, customs, and culture of France. Skits, plays, and parties were held in order to practice the customs of the French people. QQ First Row: Ruth Ann Hellmich, Maryann Duggan, Marion-Rose LaPlante, Jim Hur- ley, Sara Nellinson, Fred Schielzo, Dona Torregrossa, Diane Perry. Second Row: Tom May, Randy White, Mrs. Martin, Alice Turick, Cheri Mileham, Bonnie Nib- U lette, Cynthia Gregg, Michele Porto, Fran if Morsch. ADVANCED FRENCH CLUB Front Row: Colleen Branigan, Mary Nallin, Karen Sherman, Lyn Sokoly. Second Row: Kim Brubaker, Maureen Heyzer, Patty Smithson, JoAnn Brooks, Janette Tartaglia, Peggy Morris, Mrs. Chiara. Third Row: Georgianna Megnin, Joanne Beresky, Ruth Habermann, Judy Franklin, Steve Joyce, Joyce Picard, Denise Gregg, Doug Scott. 155 Ay, ay, ay, ay! Senior High Spanish students, under the direction of Miss Shain, study the cultures of Spain and Latin America at Spanish Club meetings. Here, the different cus- toms were observed and their cultures investigated. For instance, the members were taught the Mexican anthem, among other Spanish songs. GERMAN CLUB Using a more in-depth study and knowledge of the German language, members of the German Club come to a better understand- ing of Germany and its culture. Mr. Turcan, club advisor, has attempted to bring a European flavor to the club through his vast personal experience. SPANISH CLUB First Row: Maryanna Parszik, Pat Stasko, Diane Bartlett, Lin Jeromin Karen Doty. Second Row: Shelley O'Connell, Sue Weber, Debbie Flournoy Sue Hille, Carol Greenberg, Miss Shain, Nancy Jafargian, Donna Heard .Ian Turick, Karen Cook. First Row: Elaine Lockwood, Rich Berger, Bob Wirth, Pete Ciulla, Chris McGinn, Tom Denniston, Rich Turi, Glen Monturio, Jim Lesko, Steve DeNardo, Dale Cater, john Graney, janet McKenna, Connie McMahon, Elizabeth McMahon, janet Berger. Second Row: Steve Bos- well, Paul Ratay, Steve Bickford, Ray Celentano, Jim Barnaba, Joe Borrelli, Dave Ott, Robert Lasner, Chris Waite, Mark Duston, Diane Wedemeier. First Row: Karen Cook, Joann Brooks, Mary Nallin, Dale Cater, Sue Rich, jan Turick, Lin Jeromin. Second Row: Bob Castello, Bob Mor- rissey, Craig Durstewitx, Mark Duston, Sue Dusch, Warren Kasdan, Diane Bartlett, Mr. Flegler. Under the direction of Mr. Daniel Flegler, the Math Team competes in various areas of mathe- matics. They work together to develop skills in Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, and Calculus. At numerous meets in this area, the Math Team strives to complete as many problems as possible in the allotted amount of time, each in hope of bringing honor to the school. MAJORETTES: Barb Cook, Captaing Cindy Sharp, Debbie Lee, Karen Axberg, Sharon Lewis, Maureen McFadden. The Majorette Club was organized this year in order to teach underclassmen and junior high stu- dents the fundamentals of twirling. Directed by the 1968-69 Majorettes, these girls are learning l MATH TEAM OFFICERS: Mr. Flegler, Advisorg Sue Dusch, Secretaryg Mary Nallin, Vice President, Bob Cas- tello, Presidentg Diane Bartlett, Treasurer. MAJURETTE CLUB the basic twirls and marching steps necessary to compete for a position on the squad. A basic routine will be taught to the group so that there will be equal competition at spring try-outs. It is hoped that through this club, the size of the squad can be increased. First Row: Nancy Kneis, JoAnn Fronzalia, Dolores Feldhaus, Diane Purcell, Peggy Lisbona, Pam Williams, Lyn Schoen, Rita Stubbe, Bar- bara Watton. Second Row: Josephine Torranno, Denise Gates, Patty Griffin, Sue Emer, Gayle Govorko, Rita Weisheit, Debbie Flournoy, Cheryld Gilner. Third Row: Alice Turick, Liz Cambridge, Bonnie Lau- dato, Bonnie Niblette, Diane Perry, Marge Gordon, Carla Banta, Char- lotte Sell, Barbara Gleeson. Fourth Row: Karen Noskowsky, Barbara Hennig, Kathy Sippy, Debbie Stark, Sharon D'Ercole, Sherri Mileham, Maureen Markham. 157 JUNHDH HIGH FRENCH CLUB French culture, customs, and lan- guage interest many seventh and eighth graders. These Junior High students, under the direction of Mr. Terry, have formed the Junior High French Club in order to further their knowledge of these subjects. First Row: Brian Baines, Skipper Smithson, Sharon Monahan, Ann Karisties, Nancy Comerford, Barbara Watton, Wanda Spade. Second Row: Karen Pajari, Donna Collins, Vicky Oujevolk, Paula Verile, Denise Broncatello, Carolyn Borgia. Third Row: Mr. Terry, Debbie Tadonio, Alice Taddonio, Shelley Cur- tin, Liz Connelly, Sharon Wick, Sandra Hellmich, Angela Reischel, Sue Eimer. J UN IHH HIGH CHEEH - A LEADERS SEVENTH GRADE CHEERLEADERS - First Row: Nancy Comerford, Eliza- beth Scully, Elaine Heyzer, Kim Hille, Barbara Muller, Eileen Hermann. Second Row: Sue Habermann, Sherri Figart, Sue Pfleger, Adrian Groober, Donna Cook. This year Junior High School girls organized cheerleading squads to cheer at seventh and eighth grade games. Sponsored by Miss Blum, the two squads are designed so that the girls can learn the fundamentals of cheer- ing and gain experience at the same time. EIGHTH GRADE CHEERLEADERS-First Row: Gloria-Jean Lange, Loana Groh, Kim Anthony, Carol Vanwetting. Second Row: Gail Monahan, Loir Carr, Karen Lang, Patti Sorber, Barbara Psolka. REPRESENTATIVES -- Seated.- Beverly Psolka, Karen Lange, Donna Cook. First Row: Bill Vanek, Mike O'Connor, Fred Brash, Ronald Kle- ban, Peggy Lisbona. Second Row: Adrian Gruber, Fran Daly, Jan Schock- lin, Lisa Fox, Denise Broncatello, Lori jeromin. 1, ,xg L mon SCIl00L nf STUDENT CQIUNCIL 2 T ASSUCIATIIIN I'm telling you for the last time, you can't have night dances! Through the Jr. High SCA, seventh and eighth grade students learn to use the democratic process to voice their opinions and become responsible members of the school. This participation in a rep- resentative body also aids their under- standing of our municipal, state and federal governments. junior High School Student Council Oflicers and Advisor: Mr. Frederick Knowles, Advisor, Beverly Psolka, Treasurer, Karen Lange, Presi- dent, Donna Cook, Vice-President. f E11 Q Z? ,s Q 1 5 I f 1 ff if h 5 A ,, J A . 1 .1 X . . . 1 5? 4 S' jjilfi' A gi. Q ' 3 we 4 1. 'Q ' M.. f 1 f Q I ! X 4 E , e i x , , r I .J :rf x fi 4 P4 f.f' an-o . , , L .J 5 ,. , in V sk Fl' 5 2 , B 14 F 'I fafgw ,.'iu.. n . -f,w..'-7... C P. 'lv--.4 .NA Wi.-4,5-X.--. W - .,.., 9UNHHmRCLASSDHEN 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 Men at some time are masters of their fates: The fault, dear Brutus, is not in our stars, But in ourselves, that we are uuderlingsf' Shakespeare J. Berger R. Berger W. Bolton M. Bonnard C. Borrelli S. Boswell C. Bradley C. Branigan C. Brewster J. Brooks K. Brubaker D. Carafello R. Costello M. Cawthorne C. Cecere R. Celentano L. Christman C. Ciosek M. Ciosek C. Citron P. Ciulla D. Collins J. Colombo K. Connors D. Coppede K. Cronin J. Cunningham S. Davis J. De Wan M. De Wan DC. Di Monico T. Drury C. Durstewitz S. Duryea S. Dusch M. Dusron 142 5. L. Barriale L. Beck T. Bendit J. Benjamin J. Beresky i ..., A C, iawrieii V.!' j5:.gg7gy Q Q iw R44 X pw i Hey look, it's a real live bush! J. Agugliaro K. Antonick V. Aiosa K. Axberg Aa f ! , MQ V Q ' W, ..., ...Q ii My . , .. 5 1 . 41 41.24, V 4 l ze . i ii . Mgm. W V' 11617 if ,awww 'i ff W wifi' ' E , ,L , , , - , . 2 'S+ , it al 4' 6, iw S. Dykstra R. Edwards D. Falkow J. 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J. Homer Cocalas, Jr. Phone: 201 - 796-7908 BONA TILE COMPANY Torginol Authorized Dealer 125 E. 53rd St. East Paterson, N. J. 07407 ggqaaiaaiaiaatlititiiib- 167 -31333111353--iifiiillifiilliililiiii A. ll. Consolidated, Inc. SALES RCA SERVICE Preparation of Appliances For Transportation Q Installation Console, Portable and Table Models Color TV, Black 81 White TV - Stereo Washers - Dryers - Refrigerators Radios - Tape Recorders 652-6927 16 EAST PROSPECT STREET WALDWICK, N. J. Daily 7:30 A.M. to 6:00 P.lVI. - Thurs. 81 Fri. till 9:00 Sat. 9:00 to 6:00 P.lVI. Rocket Building Supply Co. DRAPKINS Stationers RIDCEWOOD, N. J. A WORLD OF VARIETY AWAITS YOU AT WALDWICK 5 81 10 W e have something for every member of the family Housewares - Toys - Books - Gifts - Notions - Party Favors Cosmetics - Hosiery - Infants Wear - Dry Goods Stationery - School Supplies and a Complete Line of Buster Brown Wear 29 E. PROSPECT ST. WALDWICK, N. J Jerry's Cleaners 81 Tailors - 3 Hour Deluxe Cleaning - - 5 Hour 0 S A-OK W ewwe ls Shirt Service Mason, Plastering QQ Dry Wall Materials Sanimne Service 13 HEWSON AVENUE 54 N. MAIN STREET 24 EAST PROSPECT ST- WALDWICK- N- J WALDWICK, N. J. WHARTON, N. J. 201 -652-8884 201 -361-1630 Phone: 4-45-8079 Complete Ladies Sz Cents Tailoring and Alterations Complete Formal Wear Rental gaaaaqiiisiisiiittiliteil- -gLe1--sritrrictiililt gongrafufafiond ana! Ea! Yfuffea To The Class of 1969 hom The Waldwick High School Athletic Association Boosters Club :i3:iiV6t:1::1:iQ-tri: iaaeaoiaetitaat- Bob and Ralph Phone: 652-1311 WALDWICK ESSO 137 Franklin Tpke. Waldwick, N. J. 074163 Congratulations Class of 1969 MR. 81 MRS. FRANK T. MC KENNA ITALIAN RIVIERA 8 E. Prospect St. Waldwick, N. I. 652-94-15 Homemade Mozzarella Cheeses from the World Over Brick Oven Italian Bread - Italian Pastry HARMONY HOUSE GIFT SHOP 445-8927 30-A Franklin Tpke. Waldwick, N. J. Gifts - Greeting Cards WALDWICK PRINTING COMPANY Commercial and Social Printing OLiver 2-5848 WALDWICK, NEW JERSEY 327-0888 GIBLINC-'S FOOTWEAR Specialists in Fitting Regular and Corrective Footwear 45 INTERSTATE SHOPPING CENTER RAMSEY, N. J. 074.46 j A611210 Richard Broderick, Jr. 12 WEST PROSPECT ST. WALDWICK, N. J. 445-4040 Congratulations Class of 1969 MR. 822 MRS. MUTC-HKU JACK'S MARKET 22 E. Prospect St. Waldwick, N. J. 445-8262 29 E. Prospect St. 652-9855 Waldwick, N. J. WARREN,S OLD FASHIONED ICE CREAM PARLOR - Homemade Ice Cream, Hamburgers and Hot Dogs 652-8585 444-6334 JAMES 81 WERNER REALTY Home Headquarters - Real Estate - Insurance 28A Franklin Tpke. Waldwick, N. .l- tote-tieeeoi-te 333233333 1111133133 111: Congrafufafiond ww! Zia 'IXMAAQJ fo OW CVM of ,69 Waldwick Lions 1::Q::3:Q:1it' Club Ii- iaiitiifiiiiifbrtrt- The Woman's Club I of aldwick Extends Best Wishes to the Class of 769 OLiver 2-9582 chauble 81 Robinson, Inc. Shell Products Expert Auto Mechanics Ignition Specialists 171 FRANKLIN TURNPIKE WALDWICK, N. J. Congratulations to the Class of 1969 The Class of 1972 WALDWICK DELICATESSEN 31-A Franklin Tpke. Waldwick, N. J. Congratulations to the Class of 769 MR. 81 MRS. H. HILLE wk 135' I 9 s f. - lph- . ,, 1 ' --:e,k,..-sfsfig ck 2 ., V , r A 1'-LT g uf 5561. F- . ' . E ' cf-A. I ,qs lm J: Q , Q gy gifs If, I9 fr ' .ff V Y? 1 L55 -A v- A Juli. 'N K v ' : I N My fa 1 ' I ' . f w 'N I v - I I , gy X I a, 'IIS ug ,nas , ,A Q Q: ., fgg ,nm 9:9215 9 elif F 11 :me I x - 7 ' f Q33 I QV 157 1 3 1 f J M I '. V1 f - v . . , ,C ,f e I' 2 IQ . - fi ' :Jw 1 glfkiagffl, .ff I ' ' 'I:9'- , f l 'x X .. o , I ':-1-1 W ' ' L..3:.....: .... s , 7 J , 1 1 - ,iiuullgis 5, 75 Y E g n., I 'f ,L aila .,,. is , N g a: 5 oz: a n ::: ::: is v f s THIS IS YOUR PROUDEST HOUR I M. .,K2uImm.z1inl u period In your lil: you xnll always num In rcmumhux. 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GREENBERG ggggggaiitiitiiiiiirii 175 i-iE.1if:i i '31f.1l1:iTi2l1l.: X r it 1' r W . CMM if A ff V My Congratulations and Best'Wishes T116 Class of To The Class of '69 Wishes to Congratulate From the The Class of 1969 Class of '70 On lt's Achievement Throughout Its High School Career Congratulations Class of 1969 From Your Senior High Student Council I N C 0 R P 0 R A T E D Association publisllvrs of ine yearbooks since 1914 22 CALIFORNIA AVENUE PATERSON. NEW JERSEY 07503 AREA CODE 201-684-4322 oooaeetetscecseoocoeo- 174 ,ff Is it soup yet? My gxrdle 15 k1ll1ng me' If I could only read. And this is my nose. Would somebody get my clothes? Future Rockette? U-,. .f ' e 'S . sf , 1 ' ,id M Now girls, here's the plan. Dearly Beloved, we are gathered here today . . . I ff ,I ,H Hello, Capri? 7 STUDE T I DEX Agugliaro, Joseph 96,98 Ainley, John 103 Andreotto, Susan 99 Aspiotis, Laura 5,71,79,84,96 Atkins, Loretta 99 Axberg, Karen 95,131 Barnaba, James 69,90,102,103,105, 107,110,128,129,130,136 Barrett, Steve 4,5 Bartlett, Bruce 70,71,78,84,l08, 109,130,136 Bausinger, Eugene 71 Bausinger, Mark 113 Beals, Devon 42,69,77,124,126,135 Beals, Todd 6 Beck, Lorraine 79 Becker, Janet 6 Becker, Lorraine 99 Bell, Libby 99 Bendit, Teri 96,98 Benvenuto, Rose 48 Beresky, Jo Ann 124,125,135 Berger, Janet 136 Berger, Rich 110,112,136 Bickforcl, Steve 84,102,103,l04,110, 112, 124, 129,130,136 Biegel, Kathleen 90,91,126 Bini, Eugene 115 Bladen, Susan 6 Boccino, Barbara 42,67,84,97,132 Bolding, Beverly 93 Bolding, Gary 110 Borcsik, Julie 98 Borrelli, Eric 102,115 Borrelli, Connie 124,125,132 Borrelli, Joe 82,102,103,104,ll0, 112,12s,129,130,136 Boswell, Howard 5,6,67,88,108,109, 1l0,l12,l26,l27 Boswell, Steve 128,136 Brachold, Rich 108,109,124 Branigan, Colleen 135 Brash, Dan 5.68,88,117,126, 127,12s,129,130 Broncatello, Denise 99 Brooks, JoAnn 135 Brooks, Doug 108,115 Brubaker, Kim 132,135 Burman, Gail 70,84,132 Calvello, Wanda 56,67,70,84,87,132 Camm, Jeffrey 103 Carfi, John 78 Casale, John 4,73,78 Castello, John 59 Cater, Dale 5,6,69,88,98,126,136 Cawthorne, Vicki 124,127 Cecere, Frank 72 Celentano, Ray 110,112,136 Cenno, Marianne 98 Chiappetta, Lorraine 93 Chiappetta, Russell 5,43,72,85,108, 109,117,126,127 Christiano, Dave 115 Christman, Laurie 98 Ciosek, Michael 102,106,113 Citron, Carl 102 Citron, Diane 93 Ciulla, Pete 110,136 Ciulla, Phil 6 Clark, Ann 131 Coerts, Sherri 99 Connelly, Claire 99 Cook, Karen 96,98,124,125,136 Cook, Barbara 41,73,78,79,88,95,124 Coppede, Denise 124,125,132 Cosma, Robert 96 Costa, Pat 93 Costa, Ralph 85 Coveney, Renee 84 Cristiano, David 103 Cronin, Sheila 124,125 Cunningham, Marion 21 Davis, Alan 67,78,113,114 DeBonis, Rosanne 6,133 D'Ercole, Donald 61,71,79,102,103, 105,113,130 DeHeer, Bernice 85 DeMartini, Paul 117 DeMartini, Joe 103 DeNardo, Steve 102,110,136 Denniston, Tom 96,98,108,136 DeWan, Jane 92,93 DeWan, Michael 4,102,110,1 12,130 Dillon, James 103 DiMonico, Cathy 96,98,l31,132 Discepola, Joseph 57,70,75,78,126 Doty, Karen 136 Donlon, Lucy 99 Dreyer, Ric 96,98,102 Dromeshauser, Sally 67,83,84,13l Drop, Steve 67,68,73,102,105,1l3,114 Drop, Stephanie 85,87,131 Duggan, Maryann 96,98,135 Dursema, Jan 99 Dursewitz, Craig 102 Duryea, Susan 132 Dusch, Jean 131 Dusch, Susan 75,90,91,92,93,124,125 Duston, Mark 96,98,102,108,115,136 Elliot, Pam 99 Elwood, Jack 102,103,105,117 Elwood, Kathy 93 Emery, Sandy 46 Evers, Pat 135 Ewing, Jesse 99,131 Exum, Linda 99 Falkow, Dave 108 Ferlazzo, Denise 6 Ferlazzo, Tony 103 Fitzpatrick, Kevin 103 Flournoy, Debbie 136 Fornuto, Robert 131 Fox, Debra 133 Fox, Jan-Marie 58 Franklin, Judy 135 Freyer, Nancy 132 Fredella, John 102 Fritz, Jack 67,69,102,l03,105, 110,112,130 Gadjo, Karen 3,92,93,124,125,132 Galletly, Jim 4,102,113 Gandolflni, Patricia 67,75,92,93 Garafalo, Bill 102,128,130 Garbaccio, Ricky 96 Garbaccio, Ernie 103,113 Garten, Cliff 124,125 Gates, Denise 99 Gerster, Ruth 96 Gifford, Glenn 102,115,124,125 Gildersleeve, Edward 99 Gildersleeve, Frank 103 Gilner, Cheryl 78 Gilner, Denise 78 Gilner, Anita 78, 99 Glasshof, Barbara 60,78,84 Gneiding, Carol 75,79,83,84,85,87,94 Gohde, Bob 73,84,85 Gore, Judy 99 Grammerstorf, Mary 90,91,92,93,132 Graney, John 96 Greenberg, Carol 67,68,69,75,77, 88,126,131,l33,l36 Gregg, Cynthia 99,135 Gregg, Denise 99 Grieve, Betty Ann 96, 133 Grippo, Joyce 6,67, 95 Gunther, Glenn 99,103 Habermann, Ruth 49,67,84,86,94,127,135 Hamilton, Pam 83,99 Hankison, Rich 108 Hannaman, Karen 132 Harris, Raymond 131 Harris, Judy 94,97 Hayes, Mary Pat 84,133 Hazard, Debbie 99 Heard, Donna 136 Heenehan, Bill 96,98,124,125 Hellmich, Ruth Ann 96,98,135 Hellmich, Sandy 99 Hennig, Cheryl 96,98 Henry, Donna 47 Henshall, Gil 82 Hermann, Sharon 96, 98 Herrmann, Tom 5,102 Herrmann, Paul 108 Heyzer, Maureen 124,125,133,135 Hille, Sue 67,72,75,77,85,87, 90,91,94,126,131,136 Hillebrenner, Eric 71,86,88,90, l1O,112,124,130 Hoehne, Bill 60,79 Holdrum, Donna 99 Huber, Ginny 37,67,86,126 Hurley, Jim 135 Huska, John 102 Ireland, Don 96 Jablonski, Karen 70,86,95 Jackson, Alan 96,103 Jafargian, Nancy 5,67,75,77,84, 86,124,136 Jeromin, Lin 136 Johnson, Leslie 6 Joyce, Walter 102,115 Joyce, Steve 108,135 Kaiser, Lance 73,78 Kaiser, Lori 99 Kalbacher, Bruce 103 Kalbacher, Gene 4,102,110 Kaplan, Steve 108,115 Kaplan, Jack 115 Kaprelian, Greg 103 Kaprelian, Nadine 72,75 Kasdan, Warren 124,125,128,129 Keene, Sheila 124,125 Keller, Roger 103,115 Kelso, Tim 108 Kimball, Al 103 Klaproth, Beth 99 Klaproth, Roy 110 Kleban, Bob 6 Knoblock, Mark 73,78,79,102,103, 105,113,114 Koetsier, Randy 102,103,104 Komjian, Don 108,109 Komsa, Robert 103 Koehler, Sue 99 Kuklinski, Gregory 6 Kupfrian, Russell 115 LaPlante, Marion-Rose 124,125,13 Lange, Robert 6 Lange, Sue 72,79 Lasner, Robert 136 LeBlanc, Michael 71,75,87,99 LeBlanc, Val 93 Lee, Debbie 95,131 Leigh, Jeanne 99 Leigh, Rebecca 5,67,131 Lepore, Michael 103 Lesko, Jim 136 Lesko, John 70,85,108,109,190 Lewis, Kathy 94 Lewis, Sharon 95 Linquito, Jim 102 Lisbona, Peggy 131 Locantore, Phyllis 34,99,132 Lockwood, Elaine 136 Longson, Ken 113,114,128 STUDE T I DEX Lottes, Susan 96,98 Lyons, Kathy 9O,92,93 Maas, Linda 124,125 Mabie, Nadine 67,68,83,92,93 MacBurnie, Gail 6' Mader, John 102 Maguire, Bruce 102,103,104,ll3,1l4 Maguire, Doris 96 Mahmarian, Debbie 68,126,127 Maiden, Karen 127,132 Mandel, lim 85,88,108,109,124 Manley, Roger 88,102,103,104,1 13,114,130 Manning, Bill 5 Manning, Rich 6 Manolt, Eileen 133 Manuel, Cleo 99 Markham, Maureen 5 Martin, Linda 61 Mather, Jim 131 May, John 96 May, Tom 135 MacBurnie, Gail 78,89 McCarthy, Eileen 93 McCullough, Jim 88 McFadden, Maureen 95 McGinn, Chris 98 McGoldrick, Pat 96 McKenna, Kathy 85,86 McKenna, Frank 110 McKenna, Janet 88 McKenna, Jim 108,109,190 McKenna, Marianne 124,125 McLaughlin, Tom 99 McMahon, Connie 132,136 McMahon, Elizabeth 132,136 Megnin, Georgianne 96,135 Mergl, Chuck 115 Mettler, Mark 102,115,130 Middleton, Connie 93,132 Middleton, Jeff 38,60,71,102,l03, 104,ll0,l12,128,130 Mileham, Cheri 135 Mileham, Cheryl 99,131 Mileham, Lorren 99 Miller, Ken 110 Miller, Kimba 75,99 Miller, Sherry 99 Mills, Larry 108 Mirti, Bill 79 Mondello, Ben 103 Mondello, Charlie 115 Monturi, Glen 136 Moore, Tim 124,125 Moore, Bob 102 Morbelli, Pat 6,42,63,72,84, 86,94,124,131 Morrell, Joan 45,78,79,84,124,126 Morris, Peggy 132,135 Morrissey, Bob 71,86,127 Morsch, Fran 88,135 Mortenson, Rich 115 Muller, Chuck 117,130 Muller, Barbara 131 Mulvey, Terry 102,1l5,124,125 Murner, John 103,115 Mutchko, Darlene 67,84,85,95,99,131 Myers, Bill 108 Nallin, Mary 124,135 Nellinson, Sara 135 Neumann, Gerri 70,83,99 Newkirk, Cindv 132 Niblette, Bonnie 135 O'Boyle, Dennis 115 Occhipinti, George 99 O'Connell, Shelly 124,125,136 O'Connor, Rich 102,130 Okoniewski, Glenn 131 Onody, Steve 115 Oravitz, Joe 108 Osordio, Osuoeda, 115 Ott, Dave 108,136 Parzsik, Maryann 21,132,136 Patacco, Marie 6 Patterson, Cathy 131 Pease, Bob 128 Pease, Rich 103 Perno, Anthony 103,115 Perry, Diane 135 Peterman, Susan 132 Petzold, Karen 124,125 Petzold, Nancy 84 Phleger, Susan 99 Picard, Joyce 124,135 Pihl, Marianne 99 Pinkham, Tom 39 Piro, Dorothy 96,131 Podgorsky, Ginny 21 Pope, Jim 96,108,115 Porter, Eileen 99,132 Porto, Michele 93,135 Post, Howard 103 Purdy, Diane 88 Quimby, Pam 6 Ratay, Paul 117,136 Reardon, Sharon 90,92,93 Reed, Howard 102,103,105 Reischel, Uli 6 Reysen, Trudy 99 Rich, Sue 6,14,71,126 Rick, Renee 133 Rillet, Rich 69 Rippon, Kathy 99 Roberts, Bruce 102 Robinson, Charlene 84,86,133 Rogers, Jeffrey 96,103,155 Romanowski, Greg 108 Rosano, Lee 125 Rose, Robert 115 Rosen, Kathy 99 Ross, Diane 124,125 Ross, Karen 127 Rowe, Kim 99 Roy, Sue 52 Rullman, Bill 117 Russo, Mark 96,98 Rutler, Brian 103 Rutler, Russ 108 Sabiel, Debbie 6 Saja, Natasha 131 Sala, Pete 99 Sam, Ellen 131 Sankowich, Bruce 108 Scanio, Jack 55 Schapoehler, Marge 47 Schielzo, Fred 136 Schober, Pamela 2 Schoen, Lynette 99,133 Schwinge, Debby 99,132 Scott, Doug 108,135 Sermeus, Dodi 44,83,126,127,131 Severs, William 102,107,113,130 Serviss, Anne 96 Sharp, Cindy 95 Shaw, Linda 94,131 Sherman, Karen 96,98,124,125,135 Sherman, Susan 132 Sievert, Claudia 67,92,93,132 Silvan, Barbara 124,125 Silvan, Bill 7l,85,109,ll7 Simmons, Jan 6 Simmons, Steve 75,78,79,86,124,130 Simpson, Ian 108,130 Sinacori, Helena 35,78,84,132 Sinno, Tom 30,99 Siwulec, Dan 124,125,128 Smith, Carrie 6 Smith, Debbie 96,98 Smith, Sandra 5 Smith, Pam 125 Smithson, Patty 135 Sokoly, Lynne 94,97,132,135 Sorber, Peggy 98 Stasko, Pat 156 Stegle, Janice 99 Steinberger, Nancy 33 Stracher, Linda 6 Sullivan, Gail 6 Suppo, Pat 13,67,85,126,127 Suter, Debbie 93 Taddonio, Debby 99 Tamburello, Maria 99 Tanis, Wayne 79 Tartaglia, Janette 135 Tashjian, Mark 102 TenEyck, Alex 115 TenEyck, Debbie 133 TenEyck, Paul 113 Terlemezian, John 103 Terwilleger, Steve 96 Thurkauf, Frank 96 Thurkauf, Gail 94 Tiddes, John 102 Tiddes, Mary Ellen 99 Tomasulo, Dan 38,67,72,78,8 103,l04,113,ll4,128,130 Torrano, Josephine 99 Torrano, Nick 6 Torregrossa, Donna 132,135 Tosto, John 103 Tosta, Linda 131 Toumala, Ralph 96,98 4,102 Troche, Karen 67,73,78,88,92,93 Tucci, Andy 110 Tucker, Mae 99 Tucker, Pat 96 Turi, Regina 99 Turi, Rich 108,130,136 Turick, Alice 135 Turick, Jan 136 Turton, Michele 99 Valdo, Rose 99 Valentine, Anne 131 Van Dyke, Kevin 103 VanEck, Arthur 96,108 VanDae, Denise 131 Varsho, Ann 96 Verile, Paula 99 Waite, Chris 88,136 Weaver, Ken 110 Weber, Susan 6,136 Wedemeier, Diane 136 Wentle, Rich 103,115 White, Randy 135 White, Chris 128 White, Aram 68,84,110,112 Whitely, Rich 103 Wilkinson, Susan 6,68,71 Willcox, Cynthia 78 Willcox, Jean 43,70,85,86,87 Williams, Pamela 133 Williams, Pat 30,31,70,99 Wilson, Ray 4,102 Winslow, John 103 Wirth, Bob 96,98,128 Wirth, Audrey 124,125,133 Woetzel, Kurt 99 Wohlleb, Rich 113 Wohlrab, Debbie 2,94,133 WongWah, Valerie 96 Zachaman, Mary Ann 125 Zamarelli, Karen 131 Zdanek, Bob 61,62,85,117 Zdanek, Ken 103 Zdanek, Mike 97,98 Zoppo, Clifford 102,107,113 Zubic, Nadine 6 Zucca, Michael 99 Zumbano, Barbara 13 Weive done it! A cigarette lighter for the teacher's room. ,X X L 13 Q I was dreaming of summer at the shore and I woke up to this. ?,f i 32? fx w -L va sas.-. 1 ,f , 2 . Z MBS gf f:f,-- my . Let m b l'1l1I1'1 --gm 2 HI 1 ' i,-' ' r Qi I CI. 'M e show you how to do that What do you mean we can't have co-ed sex education. May I join the group? I don't understand . . . it always worked before. 178 Mr. America As we, the seniors, pass from this phase of our lives into the next, We have completed only one of the many challenges we will have to face. The completion of our high school careers is the one achievement we have regretfully left behind only to progress further into our society. To entirely satisfy this challenge, we dedicated ourselves to the presentation of a resume of this, our greatest year. Now that the work on this book is complete, I would like to give my sincerest thanks to those who have worked so diligently. To Carol Green- berg, who was forever lending a helping hand, Jean Willcox, Carol Gneid- ing, Ruth Habermann, and Devon Beals, my section editors who did an effective and timely job not only on their sections but wherever they were needed, and finally to Mr. Conti, our advisor, I extend my warmest and most sincere thanks. Thank you, Susan I. Hille Editor-in-Chief Underclassmelg Signatures Xp' SQ W. Q I uf' U X KA PJ M7 ,ww VU Lk mimi g - I 5 7Q fgif Qjgiif Vggigivigigg iii? gi? Jig? ,ft x -7tqgjLJfuL.W,,vWdA,ff'6Q,,uL,OhOyibOU'-g
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