Waldwick High School - Yearbook (Waldwick, NJ)

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' v ' Q14 T .Mugs .,., ,., .Q .sa .-.f.f,f.a.:,. ,y--.-,,1.-V1 at R ' f , A s - , General Assembly, Row 1: Carla Caccioli, Sue Weber, George Os- goodby, Diane Ross, Karen Cook, Rich Turi, Lorraine Chiappetta, Linda Maas, Annmarie Biancardi, Marilyn Cassella, Maureen Cope- land. Row 2: Mr. Surak, advisor, Pat McGoughlin, Laraine Kelley, Connie Middleton, Shelley O'Connell, M-R Laplante, Lin Jeromin, Patt Bradley, Debbie Taddanio, Sue Pfleger, Cathy Smith. Row 5: Debbie McManus, Susanne Tucci, Lorraine Gordon, Robin Wester- velt, Anita Percuoco, Barbara Lee, Barbara Muller, Denise Bronca- tello, Paula Verile, Lori Jeromin, Regina Turi. Row 4: Sandy Hellmich, Pat DeNardo, Pat Zachmann, Mary Torosian, Wanda A Donkey Basketball Spayd, Frank Elwood, Mike Helmes, Tom Avino, Karen Lang, Sue Porreca, Kathy Fearon, Marianne McKenna. Row 5: Bill Vanek, Steve Burnham, Laurence Griffin, Kevin McCarthy, Tom Herr- mann, Rich O'Connor, Al Samaniego, Jim Celentano, Keith Am- brose, Mike Mastrogiacomo, Diane Perry. Row 6: Barbara Severs, Susan Marks, Angela Tringone, Arlene Hansen, Pat Griffin, Ruth Ann Hellmich, Glen Wilson, Kathy Waggoner, Rosemary Smith, Marcia Tice, Diane Bartlett, Jean Parszik. Row 7: Elaine Lockwood, John Graney, Sue Lottes, Eileen McCarthy, Maureen Gordon, Debbie Frio, Wayne Reynolds. SCA Carnival S.C.A. Project Report fbi - x,- V I af. Park Clean-up 5 Bottle and Can Drives 77

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Student Council Association Rich Turi Prerident Karen Cook SCA Board of Directors: Karen Cook Linda Maas Rich Turi Lorraine Chiappetta, Mr. Surak, Advisor Diane Ross Striving to be a responsible voice in the formation of school policy, the Student Council Association has experienced a transition. Not only is the SCA con- cerned with organizing social activities, the group has been directed toward serving students' needs. Com- mittees worked on introducing mini-courses, receiv- ing exam exemptions, and communicating with the administration. Earth Day and a year-long ecology program was a successful project. Fresh ideas like the Carnival and the Donkey Basketball game were proof of the new vitality of SCA. Linda Maas Lorraine Chiapetta Recording Secretary V166 Pfefuienl Trearurer Diane Ross C orreipondin g Secretary

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Editors: Lin jeromin, Index, Eileen McCarthy, Faculty and Administration, Sue Ragonese, Clubs and Organizations, joan Ditges, Underclassmeng Ken Miller, Boys' Sports, Shelley O'Connell, Typing, Sue Weber, Asst. Editor in Business, jan Turick, Editor-in-Chief, Rich Hankison, Photographyg Diane Ross, Literary, Margaret Waggoner, Girls' Sports. Connie Middleton, Senior Sectiong Doug Brooks Features and Activities. Impreyfiom is a record of the activities and projects in which students have partici- pated in the last year. It also serves as a col- lection of memories for the outgoing seniors. Production of a yearbook includes the writ- ing of literature to explain activities and Business Staff: Michele Campbell, Nancy Foss, Pat Elwood, Maureen Markham, Sue Weber, ed., Pat Stasko, Karen Han- naman, Diane Bartlett, Sue Bladen, Carol Cappamaggi, Debbie Sabiel, Lorraine Chiappetta, Doris Maguire, Leslie Johnson, Ann Varsho, joan Muller, Linda Tormey. clubs, selection of pictures that relate the story of the activities, and setting up the lay- out of the pages. In general, the yearbook means hard work, long hours, and frustra- tions along with cooperation. Features and Activities: Doug Brooks, ed., Sue Ladolcetta, Shelley O'Connell, Rich Turi.