Waldwick High School - Yearbook (Waldwick, NJ)

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The Senior Chorus Chorus Under the direction of Mr. Dan- iel Schwartz, the Waldwick High School chorus consists of seventy- two members. As in past years, the chorus has provided an integral part of the Spring and Winter Concerts. Their repertoire consists of classical, rock and show music. In addition, the chorus has participated in an exchange program with the Bogota High School Chorus. i w Floyd hard at work Waldwick joins Bogota in an exchange program Q, R . -Q - ,sv Q gm vigil U s i ag' ina E N355 S The junior Chorus

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fd Somehow, that just doesn't sound right. Row 1 Alan Terwilleger Diane Purcell Donald Ireland Nancy Comerford Janice Mon gulla Karen Cook Stephanie Smith Ellen Sam Valerie Wong Wah Row 2 Mischa Falkenburg john May Ralph Tuomala Bob Skinner Tom Denniston Mike Slocum Doris Maguire Ruth Gerster Row 3 jim OConnell Marianne Cenno Lorraine Becker Evelyn Becker Debbie Abrams M R Laplante fconductorj Tom Oelschlager Alan Jackson john Carfello Row 1: Mark Levine, Glen Okoniewski, Nancy Beck, Alison Davis, Stephanie Smith, Susan Lombardi, Cindy Kopec, Marilyn Bugielski, Silvia Fornuto. Row 2: Nancy Comerford, Janice Mongulla, Frances Daly, Donna Cook, Denise Rag- no, Judi Perry, Denise Hartley, John Duke, Alan Terwilleger, Diane Purcell. Row 3: Rich Offringa, Ken Fredriksen, Michael Grein, Ronnie Teresinki, M. Pepitone, Evan Berk, Bob Schwinge, Fred Brash, Allen Schoen, Tom Oelsch- lager. Row 4: Dan Graney, jeff Morris, Peggy Lisbona, Sharon johnson, Gail Mingalone, Jimmy Van Heemst, Terry Knister, Mark Bugielski. Row 5: jean McAteer, jim O'Connell, Lorraine Beck- er, Skipper Smithson, Rick Pawelka. Our famous Pep Band at one of the basket ball games. Pep Band This small musical group has been in existence for only two years. It consists of 28 musicians who join strictly on a voluntary basis. Their contribution was adding spirit and enthusiasm at home basketball games. Concert Band The concert band is a practice band for the 8th and 9th graders to get them ready for the symphonic band. They present a spring concert to show what they have accom- plished.

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ego Row 1: Tom Denniston, Glen Monturi, Art Fairweather, Rich O'Connor, Tom Herrmann, John Tiddes, Joe Lisbona, Bruce Sankowich. Row 2: Tom Heerema, Al Smananiego, john Fredella, Steve DeNardo, Phil Ciulla, joe Orvetz, Bruce Pawelka, Howard Post, Mr. Goodwin, Ben Mondello, Rich Pease, Roy Klaproth, john Mader, Frank McKenna, Ian Simpson, Jamie Hoctor. Varsity Lettermen What Form! Art Fairweather, Steve Denardo Tommy Herrmann, Frank McKenna The Varsity Lettermen's Club has provided aid to the varsity teams by actively participating in sports and by generating spirit during the en- tire school year. At home football games in the fall they sold pro- grams. Members of the club helped in the selection of the Sports Queen. The Varsity Lettermen have dis- tinguished themselves as a vital ele- ment of school life through their enthusiasm and involvement. Row 1: Mr. Flegler, Howard Post, Tom Heerema, Steve Manley, Tom Dillion Mike Megnin, Randi White, Mr. Danz. Row 2: Roy Klaproth, Rich OConnor B ib Bruce Pawelka, Glen Monturi, Bill Cronin, Bill Vanek, Blb Lasner, Doug Brooks ey u Steve DeNardo, Ken Miller, Terry Sehr, Rich Hankison. Service to the school and the community is the main purpose of the Key Club. Boys from the sophomore, junior, and senior classes consistently perform these duties un- der the guidance of their advisor, Daniel Flegler. Ready to serve beyond the scope of the high school, the club gathered paperback books for fighting men in Vietnam. Citizen- ship is the primary focus of this club.