Waldwick High School - Yearbook (Waldwick, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 198 of the 1972 volume:

Q Q00 QS wakengng ' O vol' X O' 1 M waldwick high school Nl A l Sf walgvyick, new jersey sm O Q W The world is round and the place which may seem like the end may also be only the beginning. l 1 I vy Baker Priest l iii' Introduction Awakening does not mean you have cometo the point where you say I have arrived. It is not only seeing the bad, the dishonest, and the hypocritical, but rising above them to see the good, the honest, and the truth. For an awakening is not an armistice, nor should it necessarily be a call to combatg far more, it is a desire to meet the potential of the dawning of life. Awakening is learning to accept our individuality, to build on it, and to act through it so that it can be a major step toward livinga fuller life. Our awakenings-the subtle changes that make us different from day to day, the knowledge gained by our experiences, and the learning to know ourselves-these began the day we were born. Awakening is appreciating our personal identities and accepting the fact that I've Got To Be Me. The most beautiful awakening comes when we see undefined faces turning into friends through shared experiences. It is learning to interpret the thoughts, feelings, and moods of others through their words, tones, inflections, facial expressions, and movements. Q The slow comprehension and the final understanding, the pains, the joys, the laughter, the sorrows the emotions, all add and illuminate self-growth. For when we ask, we seek, when we help, we grow, and when we understand, we love. Thus, life offers so much more than surface reality, for our awakenings lead us to arenas unknown which need not be misty spots on our future roads. Our paths are then paved to fertile, productive lands where, by removing the rose- colored glasses, we can see clearly with unclouded eyes truths. I I 1 9 as ' sh.. Q xii! 3:2-, 's .5- 'x in .. Q 'P ' 01 . in v-xg 1- . X A W -. , 52 'x Only that day dawns to which we are awake. The art of awareness is the art of learning how to wake up to the eternal miracle of life with its limitless possibilities. Henry D. Thoreau and Wilfred A. Peterson yum -if X-f -Q 1 w . 10 Senior Class fflcers JOSEPH ORAVETZ President RUTHANN HEI-l-MlCH MRS. DOLORES TORRALBAS,Advisor The high school years are a time of discoveryg they are an ex erience in which we become involved in re- lations with other peo le. The suc- cess of a class de ends directl on the efforts and achievements oflthe students. The officers are responsible for instilling this initiative and aware- ness in each individual. Working together as a group can be a valua- ble experience-a time of awakening. Vice-President BEVERLY GLASSHOF Secretary KAREN PETZOLD, TFGHSUFCF DEBORAH LYNN ABRAMS Debs always a smile loves the sunshine always talking and says what she thinks ol' sparkle Eyes a drummer 'til the end oncert Band 1, 2, 3, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, Orchestra 1, 2, 3 LESLEE ELLEN ASTARITA Snip lives for the weekend jerse Cit forever a yellow DOUG EDWARD ACKERMAN Acker Clacker unbelievable sarcasm rarely seen around school Cross Country 1, j. V. Wrestling 1 IANICE LOUISE ADE Silence is not her virtue Let's have another party mixed-up-mumble We have to beat Ramsey! usuallly found at the Ramsey Country C ub The Bronx Echo 2, 3, 4, Advertising mgr. 3, Circulation 81 Exchange ed. 4' German Club 3, 4, Girls Intramurals 3, Prom Committee 4, Awakening 2 1 streak of lightning girl with a good head on her shoulders what dimples pleasing personaligy rench 'lub ETA 1,7-Girls' lntramuras 1, g reg ing Award 2, 3, Pefn Clubp 3, Powderpuff footbal 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, 4 THOMAS ALBERT AUGUSTA Thom loves all kinds of music, especially the Bee Gees gpes to many concerts and enjoys t em his future plans are in the art fields CARLA BANTA Oh no! Look what I did now a better friend or a more welcome smile you couldn't find true to her word Majorette Club 1 fi IOHN C. AINLEY jean-Pierre Tangus You want some sou ? You want some candy, little girl? skiing is his first love where's the Afro. great sense of humor sensitive makes friends allover...true friend Football 1, Indoor Track 1, Soccer 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 2, 3, 4, Steering Committee 3, 4, Echo 2, Prom Committee 3 CHRISTOPHER ALSING Chris watch those evil eyes often seen with his hair and guitar music and the Band forever intelligent never a nicer kid always there to lend a helpincg hand Cross Country 1, 2, 3, Fo k lub 4, Chorus 4 SHIRLEY ANN BARBIER Shirl fun to be with laughter comes easily frequently seen in a '70 blue Oldsmobile keeps herself busy with beautician school marriage is in her future SCA Rep. 3g Prom Committee 3, Awakening DEBRA IANE BARNABA Debbie fun-loving spirit and a smile to match Main interest R-A-L-P-H Tippy around? Future secretary likeable NHS 45 Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, Gregg Stenography? Award 3, Gregg Typing Award 3, Prom Committee3 ai SUSAN ANDREOTIO Ha - o-luck only serious whlehyrgmad, which isn't often enjoys driving her brother's station wagon loves Tommie Lee guitar picker Chorus 1, 2, Chorus Award 2, Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3g Powderpuff football 3, Echo 3 IACQUELINE FRANCIS BARRETT lacki future nurse Pat 8: Dots forever RiE-out always happy and always t ere when needed Where's Sip?? tj' X J, s CATHY BECKER lr Beck flash thosel-pearly whites thick New Englan accent?!! Wha-ha-ha! Mod Squad lives great friend with a warm personality fantastic sense of umor poise and grace of a future model Art Club 1, Award 1, French Club 1, Color Guard 2, 3, Powderpuff football 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Sport's Queen Court 4, Awakening EIl'ELYN LOUISE BECKER LIBBY IANE BELL 'fCruck sensitivity is an Talent beyond control speaks admirable virtue good humored her mind enjoys folk music x X xx I I R: A , PATRICIA ANN BRADLEY Patt Hey chics-wanna see some bird tricks? can usually be seen in a fast car vivacious ersonality great clothes bound for the fashion world Color Guard 4, GAA 2, 3, lr.-Sr. Play 3, 4, Pep Club 3, Powderpuff football 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, 4, SCA Rep. 1, 2, 3, 4, Awakening 14 and out-going music is her main interest handles a VW with ease a true and sincere friend has this thing about rabbits Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 7, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 3, Pep Band 2, 3, Prom Committee 3, Awakening MAUREEN E. BRANIGAN Boom Boom Scoody Dirtsom Boy, do I have someone for you to meet! gifted with blue eyes and blond hair always readyfora great time pleasing1 personality ibrary Aid 1, Marc ing Band 1, Echo 4, Powderpuff foot all3, SCA Rep. 1, 4 writes her own songs never without a smile always seen in a Mercedez Benz with a certain P.G. NHS 4, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, l.V. Co-Capt. 2, Chorus 1, Folk Club 3, 4, French Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Intramurals 2, Math Team 4, Prom gomgnittee 3, SCA Corresponding ec. WIDNA YVONNE BRAVO A true person with a sweet personality' always smiling Oh-that ew York slang!!. Widna Bravo or B.S. Bravo? Hey Prez-watch the cord when you step over it Girls' Intramurals 3, 4, jr.-Sr. Pla 3, 4, Pep Club 3, Powderpuff footblall g 4, Prom Committee 3, SCA Alt. 3, res. 'W IAMES L. BERTRAM Bert a friendly person always willing to help someone or to give him good advice responsible always cheerful, not easil u set BaseballJ2, Marching Band 1 ANNE MARIE CACIOPOLI Annie '68 Nova-a born driver loves clothes never without a simile shy until you get to know er SCA Alt. 2, Psychology Club 4, Spanish Club 4, Awakening MARGARET BOCCINO Peggy Pat, Pat, and more Pat Remember when?? don't use blushii Ya wanna race?? never seen alone oh, that laugh warm smile to match a great personality GAA 1, Pep Club 3, 4, Powderpuff football 3, Prom Committee 3, 4, Awakening BEVERLEY ANNE BOLDING Bev Out-Foing personality nice smile a ways a Hi Love at first sight is possible peppy cheerlea er spirit that goes on forever dependable friend for all times Class Treas 1, Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, j. V. Capt. 2, Prom Committee 3, 4, Sports Queen Court 3 KATH RINE ANNE CANTON Kathy The mind of a girl in love perfect friend to those who know her well What's the scene for today, Lives for Pat Loves a good laugh-don't talk about it unless you're forced to GAA 1, Chorus 2, French Club 2, jr.-Sr. Play 3, Powderpuff football 3, Prom Committee3, 4 MARIANNE A. CENNO Here's a different drummer loves to trade insults without music, love would be empty involved and aware the pen is mightier than the sword Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Pe Band 2, 3, Echo 1, 2, 3, 4, Erflorial ed. 4, Folk Club 2, 3, French Club 2, 4, Girls' Intramurals 2, Literary Magazine 4, ed. 4, Powderpuff football 3, Prom Committee 3, 4, Healt Careers Club 4, Awakening ANN COLLFITE CLARK Friendly smile for everyone sure CAROL LYNNE CHRISTMAN In her own way she's vicious Wanna ride to ay? Can't wait 'til English class Shirl ! Orchestra 1, Powderpulll football 3, Prom Committee 4, Awakening to succeed in dancing To dance is to live, to live is to dance Quiet, but watch those wise cracks a good friend who is willing to listen why doesn't she eat. Chet early dismissals?? Echo 3, 4, rench Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Library Aide 1, 2, Theater Club 3, Awakening CHRISTIE WALDA CLEAVER Chrissy friendly person a lot of fun to be with a nice smile loves animals and a good time Natural blonde Girls' Intramurals 1, Prom Committee 3, Awakening COLLEEN M. COTTER Col Rarely heard but once you get to know her, fantastic personality! alwacys seen with Ronnie anybo y going to Stackton?? always fun to be with Philosopher ' Girls' Intramura s 1, SCA Rep. 3 DAVID IAMES CRISTIANO Christy Baby blues Running is his life Intelligent pacifist stays cool Football 1, Cross Country 2, 3, 4, Track 3, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, Varsity Lettermen's Club 3, Vice Pres. 4, Awakening SHERRI LEE COERTS CAROLYN SUE CONLEY Sue Outspoken and likes to talk gets along well with people her future plans are to get married Likes to sing Lazy at times, but 5CA Alf, 3 tries very hard sense of humor marriage in her future -Cgorus 7, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Intramurals , 2, 3, FNA 3, 4 1 CLAIRE E. CONNELLY Con Kenny Never a dull moment Always laughing Anyone gaming uptown?' Can at times be t oughtful Shows her warm persona ity to all Chorus 7, German Club 1, Girls' Intramurals 7, 2, 3, Folk Club 2, Prom Committee 4, Awakening SHEILA ANNE CRONIN Shell Kaplan's forever? Sheila Croma Competent Majorette You only meet one person like her in your life and you don't forget her Girls' Intramurals 7, 2, 3, 4, FTA 2, SCA Rep. 7, Majorette Club 2, 3, 4, Majorette Squad 3, 4, Ski Club 2, 3, 4, Powderpuff football 3, Prom Committee 3, Awakening FREDERICK CUTROFELLO Fred '60 Impala Let's make it to the sty Bookkeepin-gl!! Friday nights at the Coffee ouse Come on! lnnocent?! Good friend-always there when you need him Baseball 3, 4, Basketball 7, 3, 4, Manager 2, Track 7, Varsity Lettermen's Club 3, Treas. 4, Key Club 3, 4' SCA Alt. 4, Awakening, Sports Edl IOSEPH H. CUTTER jumping joe loves to talk 1st to the lounge to rest To be someone special and work are his future plans y TOM DRECHSEL Drex Pat 84 Dots Piece of the Golden Block Always seen with Benny Go Speed Racer 18 Hiram:- IEFFREY SPEROS DACALES jeff Greek Power Soccer is NO. 1 Friendly Spero Looking forward to college' Soccer2 3 4, Basketball anager 3, Baseball Manager 3, Varsigy Lettermen's Club 3, 4, jr.-Sr. Play , 45 Key Club 4, Awakening MARYANN DUGGAN Living is somethintg you do now or never a unique riend check in the Band Room forever cheerful? a helping hand Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 3, Vice- Pres. 4, Marching Band 7, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, French Club 1, 2, 3, Awakening WILLIAM HARRY DAWSON l!'lf . Bill The Pit 2.8 Nova 1ame's Gang Bill without Sue? mornin' Basketball 1, Wrestling 2 ESTHER MARIE FAMIGHETTI Easy going kid Pe i quiet in class, but once outsiclle -look out nimble fingers Girls' Intramurals 3, Pep Club 3 LINDA ANTOINETIE DELBIANCO Lin Pathmark forever CCR Those Saturday nights Blue Camaro I don't gr? for it Take me to the beac . French Club 2, FNA 3, Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Powderpuff football 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, 4, Awakening IOSEPH GEORGE DEMARTINI joe Great personalirty Teachers love I hiAm?? ever WOITICS I'lOI lGa 4 Kahoona 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, Indoor Track 1, Key Club 1, 2, 3, lr.-Sr. Play 3, Class Vice-Pres. 2 ROSEMARIE ELIZABETH ELLEN M. DISTEL Nova Power Anyone seen a tape deck around anywhere? A really sincere person and a good friend traveling plans in the future playing the guitar? dependable majorette Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, French Club 2, Vice-Pres. 2, Majorette Club 2, 3, 4, Majorette Squad 3, 4, , Powderpuff football 3, Prom Committee 3, 4,, Class Sec. 3, Awakening ANTHONY MIKE FERLAZZO Tony motorcycle man quiet good friend rarely seen around school Football 1, 4, Soccer 2, Basketball 1, Indoor Track 2, 3, Spring Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Letterman s Club 4, Key Club 3 FERNANDEZ Woseie magic VW French Fries Forever ut Ralph!! foot always in the way This is how you do it Honest and to the point 8:00 AM Where?? Italians forever great kid Girls' Intramurals 2, SCA Alt. 2, Pep Club 3, 4, Powderpuff football 4, Prom Committee 3, 4,, Awakening KEVIN BARRY FITZPATRICK Fitz Typical Lucan NEVER Eoes home after school good igh jumper works at A8tP Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Letterman's Club 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Class Vice-Pres. 3 19 Now we know how Twiggy feels. Sniff ll! Tried to sneak by me now, did ya? Run for the hills! Is he Still behind me? E--fl' I vant your blood. l've heard of rosy lips, but this is ridiculous! I can't believe Eight eyes. Y DEBORAH CHRISTINE FLOURNOY Mickey Has a good sense of humor a kind, warm personality If you need a friend, E0 to Deb loves all sports, soccer est of all she can really speak that Spanish Boys' Soccer Manager 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4' Chorus 3, 4, Officer 4, Folk Club 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Majorette Club 1, Ski Club 3, Spanish Club 1, 3, Pres. 1 MAUREEN ANN GORDON Gordie But Buddy! Who broke the Cedar Chest? Smile and show your teeth THE FLASH Those Pete Maravich socks a great friend vibrant personality warm and friendly. French Club 1, FTA 1, 2, 3, Vice-Pres. 2, Girls' Intramurals 1 2, Pep Club 3, 4, Powderpuff football 3, 4, Prom Cc SCA Rep.3, Rec. Sec. 4 22 INJ DEBBIE MARIA FRIO Dot personality shines UC H44 nook-nooks slink-aalee a true friend love that kfekphup you do what? vivattlta ia-Irish at heart always there to help, Color Guard 3-1 F TA41js7Pep Club 3, 4, Powderpufflfootbal 3,i4,',RrOfT1 Committeef'3,, 4, SCAXRGP, 21 3, Alternate 4,'iAwakeniij g ,,., .x , Q . GAYLE GOVORKO Squirt Loves vets! Purple!! Where's that gorgeous blond!?! Anyone goin to Bur fer King? Long live the glue GT?-X? lib . F A t T 1-J nf' I pl ERNIE K. GARBACCIO Bernie at home at Paterson Wilson Pickett and james Brown forever Big Mad! Bushwackers Where's Mary??? Often seen in black and blue-marks!!! ohh those muscles all around great guy generous to the end truck driving is his future. Football 1, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4 PETER DURIE GREIN Mr. Mercedes takes I ife easy never lets down a friend great personality leaving for Vermont upon graduation Whose car won't start? ambitious dynamite smile. 9, CHRISTINE ANNE GILL 'FRANK ROBERT GILDERSLEEVE Stein An industrious worker enjoys music- dependable sports-minded ootbalI1, Basketball 1, Baseball 1, 2 PATRICIA ANNETTE GRIFFIN Pat likes to stay on top of things What's your name again? Are you sure? But I don't get it Celebrates Oct. 16 Nurf, nurf How's Chuck Arrives just in time. Art Award 1, 2, 3, Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, Folk Club 2, 3, Treas. 4, French Club 2, Ma'orette Club 1, Chrissie j.C.L. 4482 Dancing in the streets??!! Scandinavians forever Ultra-Brite smile You'regoingtodowhattoChina?? Ioya friend great kid hlajnpy-go-lucky. F A 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Powderpuff football 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, 4, SCA Rep. 1, Sports Queen Court 4, Class Sec. 2, Awakening KEVIN DONALD GRIMSDALE George witty, responsible guy with many great ideas true friend more interested in helping others very original and artistic... You kngw' . Cross Country 3 BEVERLY IEAN GLASSHOF Bev W.H.S. 's Paul Lynde crazy sense of humor .., Baby lean Person to see when reeling low Dann 's irl. Echo 4, IYNE3, 4, Girls' Intramurals 1, Pep Club 3, 4, Powderpuff football 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, SCA Alt. 2, 4, Class Sec. 4, Awakening GARY ALONZO GRINER ' Bear Likes to make doughnuts in his Ofel King of the slopes Soft an graceful as a bulldozer The voice from the back of the room and the front of the room and the side of the room. Ski Club 3, 4 Psychology Club 2, 3, Prom Committee 3, SCA Rep. 3, Ski Club 2, 3, 4, Theatre Club 2 23 ROBIN HAMILTON Rob good natured and witty nice guy to have around easy to get a ong with likes baseball and Connie. Baseball 2, 3, 4, Varsity Letterman's Club 3, 4, French C ub 1, 2, 3, 4, SCA Rep. 1 BONNIE IEAN HARRISON The Colonel john and George loves her horses creative mind very patriotic an easy talker and loves good jokes art's her thing drive that jaguar . Art Club 1, 2, Echo 4, Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 4, Powderpuff football 3, Theatre Club 3 GLENN EDWARD GUENTHNER Ginter An exlpert driver Hawley rules rince Valiant forever Hard to please but easy to satisfy Hey wheel! Footbal 1, SCA Rep. 2, 3, Ski Club 2, 3, 4, Steering Committee 4, Soccer 3 VANESSA HENSHALL Vess prison? What prison? big bright eyes August is busting out all over little miss sunshine girl How's Kyle? stranger in a strange land India 84 bust lives in Room 305. Concert Band 1, Marching Band 1, 2, Folk Club 3, 4 ROGER K. HEYZER Nice quiet enjoys the easy life don't underestimate him lives after school Track 1, 2 IAMES R. HURLEY El fume Where are our sunglasses? Pictures are his bu . Cross Country 1, 2, Echo 3, Frencqi Club 1, 2, Vice-Pres. 3, Ke Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Awakening, Photog- raphy Ed. NANCY ANNE HART Neil Youn is her idol BAI and THOMAS MYRON HEEREMA Flatfoot at home in the PLI longmgbrown hair A satirical sense of umor Tyrannasaurus Rex, the eater of cars non-conformist Loves Ray Bradbury, the Incredible String Band, T-Rex, Pink Floyd, Joni Mitchell Echo 3, 4, French Club 7, 2, 3, Folk Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Psychology Club 3, Theater Club 3 mountains of New York has fun wherever he goes someone you can always depend on takes it slow - exception, the track easy laugh great friend Cross Country 1, 3, 4, Capt. 4, Indoor Track 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Lettermen's Club 3, 4, Sec. 4, Key Club 1, 2, 3, 4, German Club 3 RUTHANN HELLMICH Cute, friendly-always with a smile nutty will laug with anyone, and what a laugh! serious with an understanding heart Ohhh ... Marching Band 1, 2, 3, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Chorus 2, 3, Drum Majorette 4, French Club 1, Prom Committee 3, 4, SCA Rip. 3, Sports Queen Court 3, lass Vice-Pres. 4, Awakening ALAN R. IACKSON DONALD IOHN IRELAND Don Friendly Quiet, but don't get him goincg enjoys life Emerson Lake an Palmer Kirt Vonnegut, jr. and R. A. Lafferty can be found reading science fiction Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 1, 2, 3' French Club 2, 3, Key Club 4, Math Team 4, Science Fiction Club 4, Pres. 4 PATI' LYNN IABLONSKI labs if you don't know the answer, fake it Mike, Mike, Mike great personality good friend to have Pierre, get over here! Folk Club 3, Girls Intramurals 2, Gretgg Typinlg Award 3, Powder- gui Footbal 3, Prom Committee Rick '61 VW Iazbo Waldwick jr. Fire Brigade Bud The Sty Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 3, Pep Band 3, Cross Country 2, Foot- ball 1, Track 1 GY? I !ld ' PAUL H. IENSEN Friendly Open Latin's a blast If they put a car in front of me, I'll take it Never stogns running Cross Country 1, , 3, 4, Indoor Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Lettermen's Club 4, Echo 4, French Club 1, 2, Key Club 4, Awakening TIM KELSO Zap '57 Chevy forever Don't bust Why let the devil have all the fun? Soccer 1, 2, 3, Key Club 2, Prom Committee 3 26 Sh ,,k, . STEPHEN I. KAPLAN Steve once his friendship is won, it's never lost a pleasure to know There's more here than meets the eye Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, Varsity Lettermen's Club 4, Key Club 4, Prom Committee 3, Awakening GREG L. KAPRELIAN Rubber Ducky you're the one champ of shotrzut creek deadelye whir pool kin? Hey Kapre ian, when ya gonna earn? Count Mountjoy! Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Indoor Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Capt. 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Lettermen's Club 4, jr.-Sr. Play 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Ski Club 3, 4 nf' . 4 w ALFRED L. KIMBALL Al Big Al How was the party? Let's watch baseball games Football 1, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 ROY KLAPROTH Whitey Loves all sports, but basketball rates hi hest B. Ball at the courts Gable Power Where's Hondo and Dolph??? But Buddy!!! Basketbal 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 4, Track 2, Varsity Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4 MARIA C. KATIGBAK Mia appears innocent and Quiet - but er friends can tell you ifferent very understanding, willing to listen Talented musician and en'oys math Headed for Barnard NHS 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, jr.-Sr. Play 3, Math Team 3, Awakening, Literary Ed. M! li, INGER TERESE KATZ Ike the looks of a Norwegian whata laugh! All right,where are the men??!! Always seen with her tall, dark 84 handsome good listener and friend loves animals Folk Club 1, 2, 3, Girls' Intramurals 3, jr.-Sr. Play 3, 4, Pep Club 3, Prom Committee 3, 4, Awakening ROGER E. KELLER Multicolored Mustang here's to weekends rarely seen around school Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 1, Track 3, 4, Varsity Lettermen's Club 3,4 SUSAN LEE KOEHLER Sue friendly smile and personality loves to sing quick wit giggles nonstop sensitive to others patient that's fantastic! loves life a friend forever NHS 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Pres. 2, Color Guard 3,4, French Club 2, 3, Sec. 3, FNA 2, 3, 4, Treas, 4, Prom Committee 3, 4, 'SCA Rep. 2, Awakening, Design Ed. ROBERT ALAN KoMsA Bob Quiet friendly injury prone neat dresser likes al sports Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, Concert Band 1, 2, Marching Band 1,2 11,53 MARY T. KOSTOVICK ERNIE! !! Usually seen in a cloud of smoke You see, I have these allergies Trenton State Loyal to her other half dependent and trustworthy friend puzzle whiz Rampage forever!! College bound?? FTA 1 2' Color Guard 3, 4, Pep Club ,3,'Powderpuff football 3 Prom Committee 3, 4 27 i . HEIDI ANN KULBACK Her cheerful smile and flamboyant attitude brighten up any day she takes an active interest in the people around her often seen in that yellow LTD enjoys our football and basketball games Secretarial work is her future. Chorus 1, 3, Girls' Intramurals 1, Powderpuff football 3, Prom Committee 3 DIANE IOAN LENZ Hi, Hound Nova Power fondness for pretzels, root beer and taxis as casual a person as a dresser capable guitarist golgk Club 2, 3, 4, Psychology Club 28 MARION-ROSE ELIZABETH LAPLANTE M-R Ronniel? you only live once-so live! Knows her mind speaks her piece tact oozinjg out of evegfporel? true frien s are few an ar between never a dull moment Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Historian 2, Pres. 3, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Echo 1, 2, 3, French Club 1, 2, 3, Ir.-Sr. Play 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, SCA Rep. 1, 2, 3, 4, Awakening MICHAEL LAWRENCE LEPORE Mike '66 Goats rate highest enjoys a good race ohhh that Italian temper! watch it!!! travels in a pair I'm broke ohhh, those baby blues college bound Football 1 ED M. LARRE Eddie Urugua transfer Soccer man friendly a nice guy a real morning person goccer 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 2, Orchestra LORRAINE LUTZ Used to have a back seat lives for the weekend great friend to everyone always laughing How do I get out of this one?. Good outlook on life toofus!! Tuna fish forever!! Chorus 1, Girls Intramurals 1, 2, Pep Club 3, Powderpuff football 3, Prom Committee 3, 4, SCA Rep. 3, Awakening DEBORAH ANNE LEAP Debbie The other half Lover of beauty ...-10 to1 ... full of joy oh, that smile Pathmark forever Steve the shore Sunrises FNA 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 3, Girls' Intramurals 2, Prom Committee 3, 4, Awakening IOAN STEPHANIE MARATENE '7oanie appreciates life warm personalicgy sincere always a ind wor gray at 17 HO-lO's forever Echo 3, FTA 2, Pep Club 3, Prom Committee 3,4, Awakening DIANE IOAN LEAP The first half Ahead by3 minutes full of spirit Always seen in a pair Never a dull moment Harry FTA 1, Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, Powderpuff football 3, SCA Rep. 4. SUSAN HOPE MARKS Sue Love for dancing PJ. enjoys life friendly hard working deadlines, deadlines, - - ! lact different because I am different Cheerleading 1, 2, Dou lass Citizenship Institute 3, girls' Intramurals 2, SCA Rep 1, Alt. 2, 3, jr.-Sr. Play 3, 4, C ass Sec. 1, Powderpuff football 3, 4, Echo 3, 4, Sports ed. 3, Editor-in-Chief 4, Prom Committee 3, 4, Awakening IEANNE ANN LEIGH Jeannie England DJ. lr.-Sr. Play IBM friend in need Happiness is-- Cheerleading 2, 3, Chorus 1, FTA 1, German Club 2, 3, Treas. 3, Gregg Typing Award 2, 3, Echo 4, Typing ed. 4, jr.-Sr. Play 3, 4, Powderpuff football 3, Prom Committee 3,4, Awakening PATRICIA IRENE MARKSTEIN Pat smartjlgzgzlliiselfyeconfident talkative g,y ii.,j'?Me and my David laugh and dim -ples ,,,,. NH 3, 4, 4 29 THOMAS STEWART MAY Mayto Appears guiet to most people often seen riving a little Gremlin baseball's his sport looking towards a career with the Navy a loyal and trustworthy friend Car os Navy Blue and Gold Faithful Bandsman Symphonic Band 1, 2, 3, 4' Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, French Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Keg Club 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Awa ening 30 IANET MAZUREK 'Yann always smiling friendly to all chief mischief maker never a dull moment talk about the boy from New York City grind any glass lately? EDWARD I. MELLISH Ed artistic Ephenomenon Sunshine Super d Waldwick's answer to lo n Birch Bowling Intramurals 1, Cross Country 1, Folk Club 3 BRIAN MICHAEL MCCARTHY Harfey Always seen behind P.H.'s Kegg ' California dreamin' needs a new truck Harfey's having a party? Chocolate Shop forever Football 4, Prom Committee 3, 4, Spring Track 3, 4 CHERYI. E. MILEHAM Cherie alwaysfgfoing in circles is she First Day of 8th gradlfi',f,21lgtl,.gig Would you be willing to or are they NHS 3, 4, 1, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Section leader 2, French Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Psychology Club 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 2, 3, 4, Steering Committee 2, 3, 4, Boys Varsity Soccer Mgr. 4, Math Team 4, Prom Committee 4, Awakening, Senior Section Ed. KATHLEEN MARY MC CLATCHEY Kate HO-O-O-H Katie enthusiastic and peppy cheerleader 'fWell, I didn't hit it, did I? But honey! warm smile with a personalityto match always a friend Mick f'I'm sorry! Cheerleading 2, 3, 4, Co-capt. 4, French Club 1, 2, FTA 1, 2 3, Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, Pelo Club 3, 4, Powderpuff footbal 3, Prom Committee 3, 4, Awakening SCOTT ALAN MILLER Rarely seen around school Keeps to himself leaves early MARIANNE MC KENNA Henna You going to practice?? Loves sports, especially basketball or is it the boys she ikes?? Power Steering!! Wow, did I have a good time last nite!!! French Club 1, FTA 2, Treas. 2, Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, SCA Rep. 1, Alt. 3, Color Guard 3, 4, Powderpuff football 3, Prom Committee 3, Ski Club 3, Awakening KAREN ANNE MONAHAN Fidget Good things come in smal packages love is life trusting and worthy friend Kress forever Ohhh, that laugh!!! lives for weekends 'Say it loud!!! never a dull moment life, love, and work are her future Prom Committee 3, 4, Psychology Club 4, Ski Club 4, Awakening ELIZABETH CATHERINE MC MAHON Liz Better known as Beth one smart cookie! Truth is truth Honest and real laughter in her eyes, love in her heart I f I NHS 3, 4, FTA 1, 2, FNA 3, 4, Sec. 4, German Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 3, Vice-Pres. 4, Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, Math Team 3, 4, Awakening, Senior Index Ed. 31 -' - - --f BEN C. MONDELLO Benny Tom jones Mr. Side Burns loves to wrestle Teacher's Pet White Dart Can be found at Al's on Sunda s Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-gapt. 4, Wrestling 7, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Lettermen's Club 3, 4, Key Club 3, 4 PATRICIA ANN MONSEES Pat Quiet, till you know her Always with loye Has car, will trave l A good friend Shore crazy, P.P.B. A job in the future-then, who knows? Stenography Award 2, Girls' Intramurals 4, Pep Club 4, Prom gsmmmittee 4, Awakening, Typing DENISE IOAN MONTANO Rhoda Loyal New Yorka Love that accent!!! fills the girls' room with laughter TIGER! nice to know always alive and peppy Pathmark forever Spanish Club 7, Prom Committee 3, 4, Awakening ROBERT MROS Bob mustache in the fourth grade always with Rob and jim ry wit Army California dreaming PENNY ANNE NAGLE Nagle Nuts good friend Born for Burger Shakes the men are 'gone Cir s Intramurals 2, Prom Committee 3 PL, KENNETH IOSEPH NEUMANN A bubbling personality always has a smile a good friend when you need one always seeen with 'his little girl loves ears Sunoco Prom Committee 3, Ski Club 4 STEVE DENNIS MOREY Manson Can't walk without tripping I spend 5 hours a day here, and you expect me to work, too?!! MARY NEWTON Slips away from time to time Did somebody call me? Look at the sky! Cut it out! Concert Band 2, Marching Band 2, Folk Club 3, 4 IAMES SCOTT MORRISSEY Vim This kid is really unique No way you can't get along with him He's very easy to get to know Great Personality Has a way with girls Once his mind is made up, its easy to change it French Club 1, 2, 3, Awakening pgylrn is FRANCES ANN MORSCH Fran a beautiful person loves horses and likes to ride never gets mad a successful junior Prom French Club 1, Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, Prom Committee 3, SCA Alt. 1 BONNIE LEE NIBLE'I'I'E Niblitz Hannah? So lissen!! Her heart's in New Hampshire Vibrant lauglhter Changes moods, but most y she's nutty! Hey Di ... French Club 1, 2, Majorette Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Majorette Sf?U3d 3, 4, Co-Capt. 4, Powderpuf football3, Prom Committee 3, Ski Club 3, 4, Steering Committee 4, Awakening IOHN W. O'BRlEN johnny Out to Lunch ! That's right officer, we were 147 Oh, that grin! Dec. 2nd, '71! OKAY! easy going, a beautiful person to know. Rifle Team 1, 2, .. Glee Club 1, 2, .. Basketball 2, .. Drama Club 2, 3, .. Color Guard 3, .. A DECA 3, Vice-Pres. 3, Folk Club 4. See, I told you I had a green thumb. We're off to see the wizard . ..,.. fagdawggwg 45,1 ,, a W , V J2'5waY11- HL Oh, give me a home, where the garbage does roam? .. And then, Frankenstein walked in 54 If you only knew the recipe! Boy is he cute! Is this the way Three-Dog Night got started? Going under?! i i David? See saw, Margoree Daw, did you see what I saw? GEORGE LOU OCCHIPINTI Occhi mechanic minded now you see him - now you don't once he gets going - lookout! Chorus 2 EUGENE O'NEll.L Geno peg leg A8fP read for any party 747 Wherels my stogie?' Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 4 up J i 13 l , A J X, i ,i r A Q IEAN ANN Pruisiik 1 Parsly lives forflsidje trips?Z,f!!.u,. Remembehp your first ljlit!! ...your walking, flashli ht r. .g, Q loves all y ,tr Ntbll d lipl:1fslktc?fbaliSllleglilbil2llc'tllll1cgs Somglldjs, small ackagjes friend tothe endf FrenclllxCIu ' 1g Cheerleading 25s PATRICK IOHN PANTOLIANO Pat A combination of Henry Ford and Michaelangelo working man always with a roadster or his girl Pure determination laughing - serious brown elyes and an Italian temper It's een a long time coming!! creator of the school statue Football2 56 l I l PepLlClub 3, Prom! Cirrlmittee 3, QCA Alt. 1, Rep. 2,3,!1j 1 Wakening x xx , . i lt fx l UA ,,, VX , 5 f ll l V GERARD IOHN O'NEILL Clergy Always there to help a frien Bob Dy an '63 Chevy ,.. Cold Duck Don't give me grief PATHMARK Echo 3, 4 RICH PEASE Wanna go to the shore!!! Party at - - !! Those beautiful blue eyes Sunoco 260 Action forever?. Lot of fun to be with no matter where you are capable in whatever he endeavors all-around great gu Class!Pres. 1, 2, Key glub 3, 4, Sec. 3, APres.lX4g Football , 2, 3, Baseball 1, 214,425 Prom Committee 3, Awakewlng, l fl - 2 lv it I J ,, i, i a r' rf .lc 1 l M QA! X1 Wggwgri l, in Q WILLIAM O'NEILL Bill sincere laconic sense of humor rarely seen around school Latin Club 1, French Club 2, 3, Bcasketball 1, ,3,3Track 1g7Q-We '7mtfL' if gf. TxMJiLjxi'i J i,,,,,1?xe,f'Q,..:l., :Egxxx , I -A FH -'ll ., vh..5m Is ig 'XV 9, N 1 '-'1-'K 95 , . 'aifsi It 'S ' 'N , 'f-,Ss :Ng tf- l l , K XXL' : 39 X3 -. V I xii- ,ff X. N- -.hal 4, X J 1. at A t cg li ,M 'v -Q x N-K 1' 5. NJ? I L is WIT 5 f My ff-3 sw of wiv ,t T X ff'- -Q strap., I' X 'gum c lx if ' ,.,, fs, la 'Q'-1' '- .t ' '21 1' ' f,..a.,' NN: , Xe l I ll' IAMES M. PEPITONE Pep drives a lime easy to get along with ohhh that sarcasm always laughing Prom Committee 3, Ski Club 3, 4 IOSEPH E. ORAVETZ 'Uoe Now, l'm not good at making speeches, but ... easy to talk to Soccer, ypu know' Easysmile...Alwayst ereto help... The Fabulous 409 Love those eyes D.Q. Oh sure! Guiseppi warm personality liked by all Future forsees a career in aviation Class Pres. 3, 4, Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, Capt. 4, Track 1, Varsity Lettermen's Club 3, Prom Committee 3 OSWALDO OSORIO Ozzie A great guy to know Loves sports, especially wrestling never misses a party Flirt? Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Awakening ANTHONY I. PERNO Tony likes wrestling takes it easy Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, Soccer 3, 4 DIANE L. PERRY Pickle Hello, Ernestine? What's green and runs the Daily Planet? sports are M! Never a frizzy Anyone for the shore? 'fI'm not practicinfg in the rain! NHS 3, 4, Echo 1, rench Club 1, 2, Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, Mgjorette Squad 2, 3, 4, Co-Capt. 3, apt. 4, Powderpuff football 3, rom Committee 3, 4, Ski Club 3, 4, SCA Rep. 1, 2, 3, Alt. 2, Awakening 37 SUSAN IANE PETERMAN Sue Distinctive walk usually found with Chris How many shirts do you have,Sue? Little Flex great personality contagious sense of humor a true friend FTA 1, 2, Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, Pevp Club 3, Powderpuff football 5 Prom Committee 3, 4, Awakening LEE REINAUER She can be quiet at times, but likes to talk Restless Spends time with the Youth Fellowship and a fellow named Glenn Flower Power College Bound French Club 2, 3, 4 38 KAREN ANN PETZOLD Our capable treasurer dependable does everything to perfection considerate and caring shhhhh school spirit in action hard worker alwaysa smile and a wave Class Treas. 2, 3, 4, Echo 1' SCA Rep. 1, 2, Powderpuff football 3, Prom Committee 3, 4, Awakening DOROTHY MARGARET PIRO Dolly music-minded soft spoken enjoys life loves purple quiet Dot Concert Band 1, 2 3, Marchirkg Band 1, 2, 3, French Club 2, 3, j Library Aid 2, Theater Club 3 IEFFREY GORDON ROGERS Nicevan ...Tie thedoor back...The Tuba is his thing Symphonic Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, Soccer 3, 4, Football 1 MICHELE REN EE PORTO Shamel ... . the shore . always seen wisthfhefr f'big brother likes to ski agreat friend when needed scho lfflis a must?! What happenediifto the Green Bomb? ' Well, Honey NHS 3, 4, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Capt. 4, Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Powderpuff football 3, French Club 1, 2, 3, Sec. - Tres. 2, Orchestra 7, 2, Math Team 3, 4, SCA Alt. 2, Prom Committee 3, Ski Club 3, 4 PATRICIA MARY ROLL Patti Devil in a car Wasn't that fun? looks for a good time willing to help girl on the motorcycle fun to be with Powderpuff football 3, Prom Committee 3, 4 HOWARD TAYLOR POST Howie Has wings on his feet Those eyes! what mischief lurks? A true friend is the best possession Football 1, 2, Cross Country 3, 4, Indoor Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Capt. 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Capt. 4, Varsit Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Sec. 4, Prom Committee 3, lr.-Sr. Play 3, 4, Ski Club 3, 4, Awakening lm! ELLEN A. REARDON RED Dragging on the Boulevard Nell Bom love those freckles! quiet laugh? frequently seen in a red Falcon good friend always there when you need her FNA 1, 2, FTA 2, 3, Girls' Intramurals 1, Per: Club 3, Powderpuff footbal 3, Prom Committee 3 asaim.,,,g GAIL ANNE RUSSELL Right on Burger King exu erant crazy a good friend her laugh echoes in the halls girls' locker room LlONSforever Africa G.P. forever Bonga, Bonga!!! Girls Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Powderpuff Football 3, Capt. 3 39 BRIAN H. RUTLER jolly green giant Saturday ni hts .., party at my house devg in disguise Boys will be boys! FREDERICK T. SCIELZO Rick The Answer Man Philosopher Likes a Jgood argument lightheade sensitive great curiosity and interest Folk Club 4, SCA Alt. 4, Science Fiction Club 4, Nat. Merit Letter of Commendation 4 ,f 'z S, M, EDWARD D. RYAN Ed BASKETBALL BASKETBALL BASKETBALL Hey, did you hear Stills' new album yet?' Gonna shoot?i' Friendly guy Always has asjoke Watch out - he hits hard ' Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, Prom Committee 3, Echo 4, Sports ed. 4, Awakening S A ff RONALD SAVASTANO cat cynic troublemaker Prom Committee 3 Q55 M J i PALMA C. SCIUTO The epitome of efficiency cluiet, reserved, but not shy math iend organization plus computers and Florida institute of Technology!! NHS 3, 4, Folk Club 1, 2, Class Vice-Pres. 1, Girls' Intramurals 1, Math Club 1, Gregg Typing Award 2, Math Team 3, 4, Sec. 3, Awakening, Editor-in-Chief ANNE-MARIE THERESA SERVISS Soft spoken a f'marching nut light-hearted and easy going great kid to know oncert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Marchin Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls lntramurag 1, 2, 3, Powderpuff football 3 IOYCE KAREN SCHIELE Cheerful a true friend world's greatest camper First Day of 'l'lth Grade ' where's the Malibu? convention Mr. Misty Kiss green paint Froonga a deiicate scent of woodhue Chorus 2, French Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 4 BARBARA ANNE SILVAN Barb Knows a little about a lot Creative Good dresser Get the pun? Sarcastic Sure always ready to volunteer Grape stomper Generous friend SCA Alt. 1, 2, 4, Chorus 2, 3, Treas. 3, Color Guard 3, 4, Powderpuff football 3, Prom Committee 3, Awakening IOYE ANNE SCHROEDER Joie Quiet and shy, occasionally Understanding friend Brush--out! A sports fiend Always with Pat Parking her car is excellent? College bound Pep Club 3, 4, Stenography Award 3, Prom Committee 4, Girls' Intramurals 4, Awakening NY' ,A K DEBORAH RUTH SCHWINGE Debby studious conscientious musically inclined. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Section leader 2, 3, 4, Award 7, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4, Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4, Stenography Award 2, Typing Award 2, 3 CATHERINE ANN SIPPIE Sip Quiet- but when started never stopped Where's jack? Spider Chick, forever nutty, but serious when needed ROSEMARY BARBARA SMITH Rose R.S.V.P. Witty Good sense of humor always has something to say Waldwick 5 84 10 Loves convertibles Anyone need a ride? A friend to a I Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, SCA Rep. 1, 2, 3, Vice-Pres. 4, FTA 2, Echo 3, 4, Powderpuff football 3, Awakening S94 DEBORAH LYNNE STARK Debbie Always with Rich A Rerson to talk to when you need elp Did you hear a laugh down the hall? Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, 4, Awakening IOSEPH L. STUMMER Stump Seen with Geno, Dan, and Fitz Anyone need a tape player put in? '67 Cougar Always with aloke Baseball 1, 2, DIANE TERLEMEZIAN ' Hound A true friend warm personality with a sense of humor Girl drummer Full of encouragement Massachusetts green Ink what a tough car! ravel bound Powderpuff football 3 IOHN DAVID TERLEMEZIAN Teri Likes to hear and tell a good joke Enjoys riding his rother's Triumph May miss Waldwick, but has plans for college Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 3, 4, Varsity Lettermen's Club KATHLEEN MARIE SUPPO Kathy Likes tcajoke around atypical nut o, Go, lets uiet Girls' Intramurals 1, 3, 4, FTA 2' Theater Club 3, Advanced French Club 4 STEPHEN P. TERWILLEGER Steve Always ready for a good time Usually found with Oaksie Wants to go to Colorado to ski Symphonic Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Cross-countrcy 1, Basketball 1, Track 3, Ski lub 3, 4 BRIAN PETER SWEENEY Brian Likes a good time I wish it would snow! Considerate Nostalgia rates high Someone worth knowing Ski Club 3, 4, rom Committee 3 FRANK HASTINGS THURKAUF Oh, that trumpet friendly Happg go lucky Art and Shop Marc ing Band Beethoven forever Symphonic Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1 MARIA ANGELINA TAMBURELLO Rie Good friend Quiet till you get to know her Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Award 1, 2, 3, Section Leader 2, 3, 4, Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4, Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4, Powderpuff football 4 'Qin- ROBERT TAYLOR Fab .., mechanicalhlty mirlded .. e ectronics... competi orin icycle racing champion? MARCIA LEE TICE Tice Did you see Michael? My eyelashes are real, see? Makes the 5 8410 complete ohhh those moccasins trustworthy friend pleasant smile warm Eeffsonality loyal to her other a Girls' Intramurals 1, LibraryAide 1, Chorus 2, French Club 2, Echo 3, Pep Club 3, Powderpuff football3, Prom Committee 3, 4, SCA Rep. 3. DOMINICK TORRANO Nickle You don't make it! Quiet, unless 'you know him Born racing driver You can find him at G.P. There's no problem too great to handle A peaceful gathering. Hey, Wheelln Follow the leader. Actually, he's reading between g the lines. Well, that takes the cake! The odd couple. Study! You're on candid camera! l'm Cathy fly me! Support your friendly neighborhood M-R! lIDuh!l! -as F .. 1 ,M-1. - . . , ..k, L '-I ft 1-Sf! L ' 15553 I iii S 5155135 gig. Qysxgx f 1 X X ' 'X X 2 Ax 5 X'gix1 IOHN PATRICK TOSTO A Lemon Nova!! Give the kid a break Camgagaw Anybody seen Tom ki trips Kaplan s two jobs for the price of one!! Where's the party? Baseball 1, 2, 3, , Football 1, 2, Prom Committee 3, 4, Ski Club 3, 4 ANGELA M. TRINGONE Seen in the Little Green Pea What a hunk You've made me so very happy At home at the shore SU Yea, right? Nassau here we come FNA 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 3, Girls' Intramurals 2, 3, Pep Club 3, Powderpuff football 3, Prom Committee 3, 4, SCA Rep. 3 KEVIN KARL VAN DYKE Van '64 Foggy Lmers Mu s -Yea ysics a'or 'Grahgl-Ilvay Mr. V. D. Always laughin? Footbal 1 ANNE ELIZABETH VALENTINE Thinks she can walk on water Furry dofgs Tennis anyone? Tries to ollow all sports events anlyone wanna buy a Class Sa esgirl Schoo spirited Activtgy involved. Latin ub 1, Library Aide 1, Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Echo 3, 4, Business and Advertising ed. 4, Pep Club 3, Powderpuff ootball 3, Adv. French Club 4, Awakening 46 DAVID VAN GELDER Dave philosopher Our minds are like the ocean: When we stand and look we only see a small fraction of the whole French Club 1, German Club 2, Folk Club 2, 3, 4, Ecolog Committee 3, SCA Rep. 3, Psychology Club 3 RALPH DAVID TUOMALA Biologists are best Oh no, not again Emerson, Lake, and HO? Likes science fiction Syncynhonic Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Section lea er 3, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 2, 3, 4, Kel Club 4, Science Fiction Club ALICE SHARON TURICK Great school spirit an enthusiastic sports fan Tennis anyone? cats galore takes over where other's begin pumpkin NHS 4, French Club1, 2, 3, 4, ec. 4, Majorette Club 1, 2, FTA 2, Girls' Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 3, Powderpuff football 3, SCA Rep. 4, Awakening DENISE TH ERESA VANDAE GARY VAN HASSENT A true and lastinlg friend Anybody seen a blac Rambler? Some think he's quiet, but others know better Hardworking and dependable Likes French NHS 3, 4, Cross-Country 2, Adv. French Club 2, 3, 4, KeyC ub 2, 3, 4, Echo 3, 4, Math eam 3, 4, Psychology Club 3, Ski Club 4, Literary agazine 4, Awakening, Editorial Ed. D xDynamite covered in chocolate .Loves ,animal crackelrs S.H., Cincinnati, Ohio, and t e Moody.Blues ' You're not goingito believe this'-' D Latin Clu 1, 2, Library Aide 1, Ski Club 2, 3, 4, Girls' Intramurals 3, FNA 4, Psychology Club 4 if ,tx 3 PHYLISS VECCHIARELLO Sincere person a real friend good to get along with Listenslto what you have to say Takes life easy Skier Going hiking this weekend Grand-Waly Ski Club 2, 3, 4, owderpuff football 3, Awakening 47 GOERGE I. VOSS Quiet, 'til you know him always found in Pathmark Navy bound junior fireman Cross Country 1 PHILIP IOSEPH VYBIHAL Rarely seen around school unknown to his fellow classmates quiet just leaves Cross Country 1 RITA WEISHEIT You didn't tell me there was a log there!! Never seen without john and her mailbag Competent Colorguard Captain Loves skiing It s only 3 eet artistic A really good friend Carol Girls' Intramurals 1, Majorette Club 1, Colorguard 2, 3, 4, Capt. 4, Ski Club 2, 3, 4, Steering Committee 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, 4, Awakening ALISON CAROL WEISS Hard worker Easy to get along with alwa s involved in some activity really digs the color blue Hey yoo-hoo, o me a favor Loves to talk Adv. French Club 1, 2, 3, 4, FTA 2, 4, Psycholo y Club 3, 4, Echo 3, 4, News ef 4, Ski Club 3, Theater Club 3, Steering Committee 3, Girls' Intramurals 3, Awakening KATHERINE SUE WAGGONER Kathy Appears quiet - until you get to know her Natural lon e A big smile always something nice to say excells in Eports joe Namath irls' Intramurals 2, 3, 4, SCA Rep. 3, Alt. 2, Ski Club 2, 3, 4, Steerin Committee 2, 3, 4, Powderpug' football 3, Track Manager 3, 4, Soccer Manager 4, Awakening RICHARD IOHN WENTLEIEWSKI Rich Great Personalit Loves the outdoors He's kind and gentle yet determined and headstrong His future looks bright Football 1, 2, Wrestling 1, Folk Club 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3 BEVERLY ANN WALKER Legs Anybodyforcharades? often seen on the corridor floors Always ready to lend a helping hiand friend to the end talent us golk Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treas. 2, 3, Vice-Pres. 4, Girls' Intramurals 2, Powderpuff football 3 ROBERT GEORGE WERNER Bob Friendly, kind, and well mannered fishing is a hobby and basketball is a sport dependable cheerful not easil upset Basketball 1, Baseball 3, ANITA WARNER Can live on good music art, and animal crackers A good friend '66 yellow Corvairs redhead? Unbelievable sense of humor Loves gas stations? Band , 2, 3, Library Aide 1, 3, FNA 4 CHARLES WHITE Zulu black is beautiful '60 Caddy Sharp dresser Ride on 12 days o Christmas The Natural Look Park Place great friend The Clod Squad Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Cross-country 2, 3, Key Club 3, 4, Varsity Lettermen's Club 4 RONALD IOHN WEBER Ron A great wit always nice to be around can liven up your day Lives track Cross-country 1, 2, Track 1, 2, 3 4, Prom Committee 3, Indoor Track 4 IOHN RANDALL WHITE Ramdy Room 201 is his second home me - a math, br.ain?! Can't join. enough agtivities a hard working, depen able person who will achieve success NHS 3, 4, Basketball 1, Adv. French Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 3, 4, Key Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 4, Math Award 1, 2, 3, Cross-country 2, 3, Indoor Track 2, Psychology Club 3, Math Team 3, 4, ice-Pres. 3, Echo 4, Ski Club 4, Literary Magazine 4, Awakening, Business Manager 49 RICHARD DAVID WHITEI.Y Rich Openly worships lim Bronson Man of moods Sometimes serious Mischief-man Where's joe? Brownie freedom before all deep thinker Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Capt. 4, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Capt. 4 IOHN CLARK WILLCOX Flippance a certain bouyancy most ha py when those around him are happy Folk Club 1, 2, 3, 4 GLEN R. WILSON Generous Quiet .. lack-of-all-trades Beatles CSN8tY conscientious .. concerned for others Cross-country 1g Indoor Track 2 Key Club 1, 2, 3, 4, German Club 3, Latin Club 1, 2, SCA Rep. 4, Alt. 3, Nat. Merit Letter of Commendation, Ski Club 3, 4, Prom Committee 3 5 Awakening, Features 81 Organizations Ed. ELIZABETH MARY WROCKLAGE Liz Want to go to High Mountain? Can l drive? Don't feel like going to school today How about Burger King? Folk Club 3, 4 6 Qrfff' CAROL RAE ZACHARIN Always there to help Marches with pride a little quiet, but not shy trul a loyal friend Rita speaks her mind good things come in small packa es FTA 2, 3, 4, Color guard 2, 3, 4, Co-Capt. 4, Prom Committee 3, 4, Typing Award 3, Awakening IOHN GARY WINSLOW Splinter 7-11 man sports enthusiast nice guy H Baseball 1, 2, Basketball 1, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2 xibnv' Xi Y AUDREY IEAN WIRTH Crutz a true friend that is always there when needed loves to march on a muddy field at 7:30 A.M. wants to be another Florence Ni htingale NHS 3, 4, FTXIA 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4, Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, SCA Rep. 1, Bowling 1, Color Guard 2, 3, 4, Math Team 3, French Club 4, Awakening, Faculty 81 Administration Ed. LINDA GAII. ZUCCA Zuch Little but mighty good person to talk to when spirits are low future bowler? who wants a tootsie roll pop? a faithful and sincere friend is a living treasure Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Powderpuff football 3, Prom Committee 3, 4, lr.-Sr. Play 3, Awakening Ev VALERIE DIANE WONG WAH Val sensitivity and profound understanding soft moody sincere quiet looking for better a s Nl-llS 4, Symphonic Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Marching1Band 1, 2, 3, 4, FNA 1, 2, 3, 4, Orc estra 2, 3, 4 MARYANN T. ZACHMAN Zach Don't do that, ou've just scared the living daylights out of me always singing 'I know General Patton's around here somewhere! parking space stealer PATHMARK!!! SCA Rep. 1, 2, FTA 1, 2, 3, Echo 2, 3, 4, News ed. 3, Ass't. ed.-in-chief 4, Chorus 2, Prom Committee 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Publicity officer 3, Awakening DEBORAH ANN CASSIDY Debbie a new face in Waldwick Burger King Quiet and shy at times a Corvair physica therapy. 51 X L4 1. 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Nl A 1 Ky lt pq V ,4jv:jjf+T' V ,f V - it , - of '. .. AA T' '- - 414 Cr ia! V1 dw f, A ,. , , x , . L, st, ' fs-A-3 ' - , . XXX , . A . . lx moons: H' r ix F K A e'Qif' X. X If there is any responsibility in the cycle of , 'ggiyj P-X CX XX life it must be that one generation owes to i the next that strength by which it can come '1 to face reality in its own way. X ' K. Erik H. Erikson ji-if N W 5 W Q1 . X .sin . X y X x X X. X Board of Education DR. MAS MR. MC KENNA MR. BIROS, MR. GREENBERG MR. MCVERRY, MR. GOODMAN, MR. POULIN Principal Mr. August A. Perticone Vice Principal Mr. john R. Edwards MRS. EDNA B. MILLS M.Ed. Harvard University Guidance Director of Guidance MR. IOHN T- BELL MR. NORMAN G. TOCI M.A. Montclair State College The Guidance Department endeavors to aid each student to know himself as an individual and as a member of society in an effort to insure his max- imum growth and develop- ment. Through self-understand- ing more meaningful decisions can be made to achieve worth- while educational and voca- tional goals. The staff is ded- icated to helping each student attain his fullest potential. M.A. Seton Hall University MR. JACOB GEILING M.A. Columbia University MRS. BETTY MELLORS MRS. MARJORIE SEYMOUR B.S. Cornell University M.A. Fairleigh Dickinson University Social Worker Director of Special Services MR. HUGO H. NESS M.A. Columbia University Department Chairman MISS BARBARA ,IULIANO B.S. Kent State University Echo Advisor Key Club Advisor English MRS. ANNE AUGUSTYN MR. CHARLES DEAHL M.A.T. Yale University Literary Magazine Advisor B.A. William Patterson State College FTA Advisor MR. DOMINIC F. SALLEROLI MISS LESLIE KAPPES A.B. Seton Hall University B.A. Muhlenberg College Cheerleader Advisor MRS. MARILYNN CATANZARO M.A. Paterson State College English is comcprised of integrated courses of stu y ran ing from the basic fundamentals ogthe language to the more abstract and creative uses of it. Each level of study ad- vances along three common learn- ing techniques: reception, reflection and expression. The gloal in English is the mastery of t e disciplined skills in thinking and communicating. In addition to the basic courses, the Department offers semester elec- tives in journalism, Public Speaking, and Drama as well as a Mini-course in units of ten weeks on Philosophy and Literature. MR. EDWARD I. MURRAY M. A. Seton Hall University Awakening Advisor MR. IOSEPH DiBRlGIDA M.A. Montclair State College Disciplinarian xt ,aa E . 'Qi : L m MR. STEWART BRUSH M.A. Brooklgn College National Honor ociety Advisor MRS. ELSA MARTIN M.A. Columbia University Language The study of a foreign language can enrich our knowledge o English. English is closely related to the Ger- manic languages which, to ether with the Romantic, originates from the Indo-European languages. Be- sides the appreciation of t e deri- vations of English, a foreign languaEe enables us to understand t e thoughts and ideas of other cultures, there y enabling a more effective effort towards international brother- hood and understanding. MR. GLENN SETTEMBRINO B.A. Catholic University Fr shm n l A i r MISS MARY SWAN B.A. Montclair State College Sogahomore Class Advisor panish Club Advisor e a C ass dv so Spanish Club Advisor MRS. IOSEPHINE CHIARA M.A. Montclair State College Department Chairman Advanced French Club Advisor MR. JOSEPH TERRY B.A. Montclair State College MR. JOSEPH PARKER MR. FRANCIS X. WRENN M.A. Cornell University M.A. William Paterson College French l Club Advisor Ass't Senior Class Advisor 60 MISS MARIE PRINCIPE B.A. Rider College Spanish Club Advisor MRS. DOLORES TORRALBAS B.A. Mary Washington College Senior Class Advisor MISS PHYLLIS M. SOKOL B.A. Montclair State College German Club Advisor MRS. ELEANOR W. KELSCH M.L.S. Columbia University Head Librarian Library The basic philosophy of the Library Materials Center is to provide students and teach- ers with the librar materials and services needecllto support the curriculum and the learn- ing process. It is to provide an opportunitly through library experiences or students to develop helpful interests, to make satisfactor adjustments, and to acquire dfesirable social attitudes. MRS. RUTH C. SLOAN M.L.S. Rutgers University MRS. DOROTHY MARKHAM Secretary Mathematics MRS. MARCIA SCHULZE MR. BERNARD F. MCNEILLY B.A. Montclair State College M.S.T. Fordham University MR. DANIEL FLEGLER We live in an increasingly tech- nological world dominated by computers and highly com li- cated mechanisms. The under- standiniof mathematics enables us to t ink logically and ana- lytically. But mathematics is not only a field of austere and limited characteristics. It also posseses aesthetic qual- ities, so that it is almost an art. Perhaps Edna St. Vincent Millay armtly described it: Euclid aone has looked on beauty bare. Tennis Coach SCA Advisor MR. EUGENE PUMPHREY B.A. William Paterson State College Freshmen Basketball Coach M.A. Columbia University j.V. Baseball Coach Math Team Advisor Science Fiction Club Advisor MR. DONALD R. OLIVE M.S. Lehigh University MISS IEAN MCCAICI B.S. Auburn University S551 MRS. MARION BONCZEK A.B. Hunter College Department Chairman MRS. JOAN C. REIMAN B.A. Douglass College MR. KENNETH TOEPFER B.S. Stevens Institute of Technology MR. RICHARD N. KEIL M.A. Montclair State College Department Chairman MR- JOHN PANKOWICZ ki Club Advisor B.A. New York University Science MRS. DIANE DIPETRILLO M.A. Fairleigh Dickinson University MR. GEORGE FARAGO B.A. Montclair State College j.V. Soccer Coach ...sis . MRS. ELEANOR MELAMED B.A. Hunter College Never before has science played a more important role in our lives. Our dependence on its products has increased so that we can no longer neglect its effects on our lives. The scien- tific principles can be applied to other aspects in our society. The future is a predominant concern. The knowledge of science produces enli htened citizens, able to make dircisions concerning technological im- provements and developments. MR. RICHARD REYNOLDS M.S. Fordham University Wrestling Coach MR. RAYMOND DIC-RAZIA M.A. Montclair State College ui rtrt .,.. 1 MRS. MARGUERITE L. KORNAHRENS M. Ed. Massachusetts State College 69 MR. HERBERT SCHROTER MR. ALFONSE W. PARELLI B.A. Montclair State College M.A. Seton Hall University Social MR. ROBERT TAYLOR M.A. Fairleiih Dickinson University Ass't. Fres man Football Coach 64 MR. fOHN SURAK M.A. Co umbia University MR. MANFRED LEDERER M.A. Syracuse University Department Chairman I Studies MR. ROBERT STRAUT B.A. University of Rhode Island Football Coach 3 l s l l l l l I l i i MR. ROBERT PEIRANO MR. FRANK IUDICA MR. PETER MUIR M.A. Montclair State College B.S. Fairleigh Dickinson University B.S. Fairleigh Dickinson University The study of History is not limited to the study of one's native country. It is necessary to encompass the histories of other nations in order to observe differences, likenesses, and interactions between these various countries. Histo- ry establishes constants, used as guide- lines for present history. As Johann Wolfgan von Goethe said, What you have inierited from your fathers, earn again for yourselves, or it will not be yours. This year four Mini-courses, each ex- tending over a period of ten weeks, have been added to the Despartment. These are Anthropology, ociology, Psychology, and the Humanities. Remedial Reading There is a misconception existing that remedial read- ing is mainly for students with certain defects in read- ing. This is merel one of the concepts of this prog- gram. It has also been designed for the student who wishes to increase his comprehension of reading materials. It enables him to acquire speed and accu- racy. It broadens a student's vocabulary as well as develops desirable study habits. MR. KENNETH KELLY M.A. Columbia University jr. Class Advisor MR. IOSEPH A. TARDIO M.A. Montclair State College Department Chairman , LYNDA HANSEN M.A. Montclair State College Office Occupations Coordinator Music Business Education Not only academic courses are res onsible for better repared indlfviduals. Business Elducation develops in the students an awareness of his present role in life and his future involve- ment in it. Even if the pursuit of an academic life is chosen, certain business knowledges can still be beneficial. It is neccesary to be able to extract from one's resources maximum utilization and satisfaction. MR. EDWARD C. OROVITZ B.S. Seton Hall University The appreciation of music con- tributes to the production of a well-rounded intellect. Music is not only the ability to play an instrument or compose a major work. It requires the tal- ents of being able to interpret passagces and compositions. Mu- sic, li e other arts, is the ab- stract appreciation of essential components of life: beauty, love, lyricism, and expression. MR. FRANK A. GEORGE M.A. Seton Hall University Distributive Education Coordinator MISS JANET SOBKOWICZ B.A. Montclair State College MR. LAURENT GAREAU MR. DANIEL SCHWARTZ M.A. Columbia University M.S. Columbia University Director of Bands Director of Choruses MRS. IULIE GESSINGER M.A. Columbia Teachers' College Physical Education Varsity and j.V. Cheerleading Advisor MR- ANTHONY CAIAZZO Softball Coach B.A. Montclair State College Spring Intramurals j.V. Football Coach Ass't. Track Coach Ski Club Advisor MR. GILBERT GOODWIN B.S. Salem College BMI? MAKRSL-IG BLUM Dire!ctorofLPhysical Edugatilon z-and Athletics . . t ' ' A ' Fgniflnggmupgysersi y arsity etterman s u visor MISS LYNN M- BAS'-ER Color Guard Advisor B.A. Montclair State College MR. FREDERICK BELL Physical Education not only em- phasizes the need to be physi- cally strong and competent. It can be an education in certain values and ethics. Physical Edu- cation promotes the capability to work with people with vary- ing degrees of talent. A main guality that is instilled in stu- ents is good sportsmanship. The acceptance of a loss or a physical inferiority in a gallant mannerisan assetto any person. Majorette Advisor Girls' Varsity Basketball Coach Winter Intramurals MR. NEIL R. JOHNSON M.S. Pennsylvania State University B.A. Wichita State University Cross Country Coach Ass't. Football Coach Baseball Coach Ass't. Wrestling Coach i 67 MR. JAMES STOCK M.A. Montclair State College Related Arts Department Chairman ' I Vlsua rt Indu trial Art A school system does not operate solely to insure mental strength. The Industrial Arts Department offers courses to those students inclined to workin with their hands. Skills in woogwork, metal- work, and mechanics are encour- aged and strengthened. The use o tools to achieve desired results provides experience to those who plan to pursue a career in the industrial field. The department's main project, the field house on the football field, was completed this year. MR. EDWARD I. MITCHELL B.A. Newark State College MR. IOHN ZACCO B.A. Montclair State College j.V. Basketball Coach MR. FREDERICK C. HEIDLOFF B.F.A. Richmond Professional Institute MR. MANFRED REIN M.A. Montclair State College In an era of constant changes and discoveries, there is a desire to achieve a medium for self-expression and creativity. Communication does not only exist in the form of words, it can take the form of images. Art in- terprets an experience through a visual production. Througwh art an individuality can be attained, that is, the ex ibition of the artist's validity and an emphasis of artistic and expressive strengths. MRS. BARBARA YAGER MRS. FRANCES HAAS B S. Baylor College ln Home Economics, there exist numerous opportunities for experimentation and creativity. There are so many new boundaries that are available for exploration. Family Living, a part of the Home Economics program, emphasizes the aspect of human relationships. There is a necessity to resolve conflicts, between people and, more importantly, those which exist within one's self. Home Economics offers choices in self-fulfillment and in the direction of goals. Ul'SE An essential part of any school system is the school nurse. Her main purpose is to insure the health and well-being of the students. Not only in cases of accidents is the nurse valuable, but also in life, generally. With the demands that modern living is implosing on us, it is necessary to be made aware of ow to care for one's self. Hom Economics B.S. University of Connecticut Psychology Club Advisor 1 ,.,-f1.f1is. M- .. . ,W .--, 1 .ft . ,.1f,...m--f Nff,--',--f lf: vw MRS. VIVIAN WONG WAH B.A. jersey City State College Office Staff Mrs.ViolaBarsten,Secretaryto Principal Mrs. Doris Rogers, Secretary to Vice Principal l Mrs. Eleanor Niblette Mrs. Ruth Korolevich l Mr. Daniel Lupo Mrs. Doris Conklin Mrs. Rosemarie Ursetti 70 Cafeteria Staff B 17 IB 8 24 was 0 3! Cafeteria Staff: Mrs. R. Travis, Mrs. M. Carfello, Mrs. E. Barcz, Mrs. A. Mondelio, Mrs. H. Brady, Mrs. M. Mavcerie, Mrs. A. Wenz, Mrs. B. Suppo, Mrs. H. DeMarinis. Mrs. Sylvia Schiff Maintenance Matrons: Mrs. Marjorie Bogart and Mrs. Theresa Rosano. Maintenance: Fiore Santucci, Michele Benevento, Sam Zacco, Pat DeLuca, james Bittman. Croundsmen: Raymond Fernekes, Herbert Yeoman, john A Potacco. 71 Features and Organization THE ART OF AWARENESS is the enlargement of the scope of your life through the expansion of your personality. Wilfred A. Peterson M Gordon Recording Secretary Student Coun il ssociation At one time or another, students may find that they are confronted with a problem that seems insoluble. Throu h re resentatives or alternates from the History or English cljasses, such a problem can be presented to the SCA which then examines possibilities to resolve such problems. Enthusiasm in the SCA was exhibited in the overwhelming su port of the Care-Free Cium Contest which was for thje beneft of the joe Terry Fund. fri' ' X Vi s in V 5 I R. Smith, Vice-President M. Copeland, Treasurer First row IL-Ri: C. Wilson, C. Gill, B. Glasshof, P. Bradley, E. Reardon,A. Turick, R. White fSecondRowjC. Piazza, D. Leap A. Sapp, S. Porecca, D. Cook, S. Pfleger, K. Fritch, D. Broncatello, 1. Pfeiffer, C. Patafio, M. Moore, M. Tiddes, C. Caccioli, P Zac mann, R. Tarosian, P. McManus, L. Gordon, M. Van Eck. Third Row: I. Hoctor, I. Torrano, R. Gallahue, D. Beir, K. Rose K. McCarthy, R. Coppede, A. Hayter, I. Nordham, D. Luciani, K. Williams, D. Ragno, I. Berkefeld, T. Tuomala, M. Bell, R Oravetz, S. Grein. Fourth Row: G. Osgoodby, S. Figart, T. Dunni an, M. Webster, J. Mutchko, I. Andruzzi, M. Pease, R Turley, M. Stack, N. Copeland, C. Suter, C. Cunningham, R. Klgban, M. Wilson, F. Cutrofello. P. Sciuto, Editor-in-Chief R. White and E. McMahon, Assistant Editors Worry never baked a cake, built a brid e, won a battle, solved a problem, or prepared a yearbook for puglication. Yet, somehow, the concern that accompanies worr finally leads to effective action and the hope that discovers what can be done instead of grumbling about what cannot. Thus, we set about the task of producing Awakening '72 . We have attempted to communicate a portion of what student life means to us. ln our effort to transmit the ideas and emotions of one person or group to the minds of others, we had to depend on the encouragement, support and cooperation of many people along the way. We were fortunate in having these. Communication, at best, is a very chancy business since we offer to share with others a part of ourselves and thereby become vulnerable. That is, however, the price one pays for loving and giving. We experienced all the above plus t e nagging doubts that perhaps our communication is not worth the risk of acceptance or rejection. But, we persevered and we present this sample of our progress toward true human development. 76 wakenin '72 Editors-Seated fL-Rj: R. White, Business Mgr, S. Koehler, Design Edg K. Waggoner, Girls' Sports Ed, C. Mileham, Senior Section Ed, E. McMahon, Index Ed, F. Cutrofello, Sports Ed. Standing: M. Katigbak, Literary Ed, P, Monsees, Typing Ed, P. Sciuto, Editor-in-Chief, G. VanHassent, Editorial Ed, A. Turick, Underclassmen Ed. Senior Section Staff-Front 1L-RQ: A. Turickg K. Mcfllatcheyg C.GiII5 C. Mileham, Editorg I. Katzg M. Zachmann. Rear: T. Mayg , , A. Valentineg G. VanHassent, Editorial Editorg D. Friog P. Bradleyg Ph0f08f3PhY Staff? 1- HUfIeYf Ed'f0fJ R- Whnei B. Glasshofg 1. Maratene. M- Cenno- Underclassmen Section Staff: 1. Marateneg A. Valentineg A. Turick, Editor. Faculty and Administration Section Staff: A Wirth, Editorg A Valentineg 1. Adeg A. Turick. M. Katigbak, Literary Editor. 77 Design Staff: M. Cennog S. Koehler, Editorg F. Thurkaufg S. Kaplang D. Perry. Boys' Sports Staff: H. Postg F. Cutrofello, Editor S. Kaplang 1. Dacales. Business Staff fSeatedJ: D. Friog M. Kati?bak3 C. Gillg M. Cennog A. Valentineg M. Zachmanng K. MCC atcheyg B. Glasshofg A. Turickg P. Bradleyg I. Katz. f5tandingj: E. Beckerg S. Kaplang R. White, Business Managerg T. Mayg G. VanHassent. Typing Staff: A. Valentineg M. Katigbakg 1. Schroederg P. Monsees, Editor. 78 Girls' Sports Staff: Th Echo Our school newspaper, The Echo, attempts to put into print a synopsis of all schoo activities and the reactions of students to these events. It offers the staff the opportunity to publish school news and features in good journalistic style. Other students are also given a chance to participate by expressing opinions and reactions to certain events on the editorial page. Published monthly, the Echo is the official newsheet of the school. Editorial Staff: j. Du rsema, M. Cenno, C. Stivers. X, ,, News Page Staff: R. Marks, A. Weiss, L. Ade, C. ' Stivers, P. Lisbona. R. White, Photography Editor. E. Ryan, Sports Editor. Not pictured: J. Leigh, A. Clark, F. Aschlaneke, B. Glasshof, B. Harrison, M Hopson, P. Jensen, J. Mather, C. Mileham, B. Mondello, W. Namack, D. Perr , E Reardon, N. Saje, 1. Schaper, L. Semararo, R. Smith, S. Weik, M. Copeland? C Foley, M. Manolt. Llterar Magazin fL-R : L. Mileham, S. D'Ercole, F. Alsing, M. Cenno, V. Rizzo, N. Saje,j. Duursema, R. S apter. Not pictured: R. Flaker, P. Verille, T. May, 1. Schaper, P. O'Neill, S. A Perle. Seated fL-Rl: L. jeroming S. Manley, R. White, N. Penney. Standing: Ci. Van Hassentg P. Sciutog M. Katigbakg Mr. Fleglerg L. Bellg C. Milehamg D. Ireland. Not pictured: T. Sehrg C.. Manahang L. Carr. The Math Team is comprised of talented mathematic students who pit their abilities against those of students from over thirty other local schools in the Bergen County interscholastic Mathematics League. Meets are held five times a year with trophies oing to the three highest scorers in the county. The top scorer from each Eigh school also receives a prize. The Waldwick team meets weekly under simulated meet conditions in an effort to sharpen mathematical skills prior to the actual meets. A literary magazine provides a school with a publication which allows the students to display and develop creativity. Waldwick High Schools magazine this year, The Mind's Eye , contains select poems, stories, photographs and drawings. Contributions from students from eighth dgrade to twelth grade are accepte . Math Team Officers: L. jeromin, Secg S. Manley, Vice- Presg R. White, Pres, N. Penney, Treas. 81 fL-RQ: E. McMahon, V. Wong Wah, D. Barnabag D. Perry, L. Bell, R. White, G.Van Hassentg S. Koehler, M. Katigbakg C. Milehamg A. Turickg A. Wirth, P. Sciutog M. Porto. ational Honor Society l Seated IL-RQ: G. Manahang K. Anthony, L. Sorenson, E. Sam. Standing: L. Carr, 1. Schaperg B. Morris, B. Seversg T. Sehrg B. Abbot, W. Van Eckg N. Saje. Scholarship, service, character and leadership are the traits necessary for election into the National Honor Society. The Society is composed of seniors and juniors who have exhibited these traits durin their high school years. Upon entrance, each person is pledgecgto further develop these characteristics and to use them to contribute to the improvement of the world he touches. Key Club Service to school and to community is the main purpose of the Key Club. The club is composed of boys from the sophomore, junior and senior classes working to ether in the service of both school and community. Under the guidance of their advisor, Mr. George Farago, the club held a toy drive for retarded children, along with sponsoring the Senior Faculty ame. At t e end of the year, several gele ates were sent to the annual conventionqteld Kneeling KL-Rj: S. Manley, C. Wenz, T. Dillon, M. Megnin, N. Andre, M. O'Connor. Standing: G. Osgoodby, T. May, R. Pease, H. Post, G. Van Hassent, R. White, Mr. Farago, B. Morris, R. Tuomala, D. Ireland, S. Kaplan, F. Cutrofello, l. Dacales. Officers: H. Post, Sec, R. Pease, Pres, R. White, Vice-Pres, N. Penney, Treas. Varsity Lettermen Officers: T. Heerema, F. Cutrofello, D. Cristiano, B. Mondello. at Mt. Airy. Kneeling fL-RJ: R. Klaproth, W. Cassidy, Ci. Bolding, 1. Hoctor,j. Ainley. Second Row: F. Cutrofello, j. Terlemezian, S. Yoshida, T. Avino, D. Cristiano, B. Mondello, 1. Oravetz, R. Wasemer. Third Row: R. Hamilton, B. Morris, T. Heerema, J. Dacales, S. Kaplan, A. Wedemeier. Fourth Row: R. Keller, B. Pfleger. The Varsity Lettermen's Club has provided aid to the varsity teams by actively participatin in sports and by generating s irit durin the entire school year. At the home football games in the fali they solcfprograms. Members of the club helped in the selection of the Sports Queen. The Varsity Lettermen have distinguished themselves as a vital element of school life through their enthusiasm and involvement. 83 Steering Committee: Mr. Keil, C. Milehamg R. Weisheit 1. Ainleyg A. Percuocog G. Guenthner. 1. Ainleyg S. Andersen, K. Antonickg S. Banta, N. Beck, D. Beierg E. Beneduceg E. Berk, D. Borgersong M. Bradley, F. Brashg D. Broncatellog P. Bullock, I. Callahan, L. Calvellog L. Carr, S. Carr, L. Costa, S. Cronin, C. Darcy, B.DeFlorag K. De Flora, G. Demartinig S. D'Ercole5 E. Distelg 1. Ditgesg B. Dohert QM. Duggan, M. Duggan, C. Dustong K. Elwood, W. Farrell, N. Folkerg S. Figartg B. Franklin, B. Gleeson, L. Cvonzalezp L. Griffin, P.Grillin3 A.Ciruberg G. Guenthnerg L. Hagmanng G. Harrisg D. Hazard, C. Heafyg K. Heafy, B. Hennigg K. Hackenbeckg M. Hopson, T. Kadieng B. Kane, G. Kaprelian, D. Kaplan, G. Katz, L. Kehlbeck, B. Klaprothg R. Klebang B. Kelbg P. Kuklinskig G. Lang, D. Leap, D. Leapg B. Lee, C. Lewis, M. McCarthy, P. Macio, M. McKenna, D. McManus, D. McPherson, G. Manahang C. Martin, R. Martin, R. Mosavage, M. Mathews, M. Merrick, C. Milehamg L. Milehamg S. Monahan, C. Morathg I. Morris, K. Neumann, B. Nibletteg B. Oakes, I. O'Connell, B. O'Connor, T. Oelschlagerg 1. Oravetz, C. Palafiog M.E. Pepe, I. Pepitone, A. Percuoco, D. Perry, 1. Perry, I. Pizappi, 1. Pfeiflerg W. Poffeg S. Porrecag B. Porto, M. Porto, M. Porto, H. Postg T. Quinn, D. Ragnog L. Ratayg R. Roxanng P. Rosanog M. Roy, F. Sanerg W. Schmidt, P. Sheldon, E. Sherman, M. Schneyerg R. Skinner, W. Spaydg R. Stegg 1. Steg eg M. Stummerg B. Sweeney, S. Tanisg F.Thurkaufg M.Torosian, R.Torosiang j.Tostog S.Tucci, R.Tuomala5 M.Turtong D. Van Dae, R. Van Dyke, S. Vanekg G. Van Hassentg M. Varshog P. Vecchiarellog K. Wag onerg R. Weisheit, R. Westerveltg B. Westingtong S. Westingtong C. White, R. White, P. Wilkie, 1. Williams, K. Williams, K. WoetzeE K. Woetzel, L. Wyner, S. Yoshida, P. Zachmann, K. Ski Club The Waldwick Hi h School Ski Club was organized to promote an interest and proficiency in skiinghamong the students of the Eigh school. This year, the club made weekly trips to Vernon Valley Ski Area on T ursday evenin s throughout the ski season. The final activity of the year was a three day trip to Lake Placid, New York, furing the mid-winter vacation. The WHS Ski Club attracted a total of one-hundred and fifty members with an average of one-hundred participating in the weekly trips to Vernon Valley. Zu pic. Woetzel. Racing Team: B. Kolb, 1. Ainleyg W. Farrell, B Vanekg D. Beierg S. Terwilleger, S. Yoshida K Computer Club Standing KL-RQ: M. Agnerg K. C-reeng D. Alvarez, A. Thurkaufg M. Guenthner, B. Smith, I. Clark, F. Scielzog Mrs. Bonczek. Sitting: L. Biondo, S. Perle, A. Mullhaupt. Officers: L. Biondo, Treasg S. Perle, Pres, A. Mullhaupt, Vice-pres, 1. Clark, Sec. DECA The Distributive Education Clubs of America are student centered organizations whose program of leadership and personal development is designed specifically for students enrolled in Vocational Distributive Education programs offered by State Departments of Education and local school boards throughout the nation. Distributive Education identifies a program of vocational instruction for the field of marketing and distribution. The DECA program of activities can complement, supplement, and strengthen the instructional program of Distributive Education. Combined with classroom instruction and significant projects, the DECA program of activities gives greater scope and depth to the total instructional program. The Computer Club was organized so that students could meet and discuss topics concerning the several aspects that involve computers. The members serve the school by encouraging and advising all who want to learn about the computer. Seated fL-Ri: D. Peterman, C. Connelly, M. Moore. StandingfL-RQ: M. Turton, D. Hryciak, K. Hooper, L. Benvenuto, Mr. George. Not pictured: D. Flournoy, G. C-ovorko, C. Whitely, M. Rooney, G. Zwick. 85 French Club The purpose of the Advanced French Club is to stress the importance of French as a universally communicative and culturally prestigious language, and as a great intellectual and social influence on the rest of the world. its goals are to further develop an appreciation for French culture, to provide an opportunity for students to ractice the French language outside of class, andyto enable former students of French to continue their interests in the language and culture. This year's activities have included the presentation of scenes from Le Bourgeois C-entilhomme , an International Christmas Party in conjunction with the other foreign language groups, a trip to New York for lunch and a French ilm, and the annual banquet at the end of the year. Advanced French Club - Seated IL-Rl: D. Cook, A. Tu rick, M. Katigbak, R. White, 1. Schiele, I. White. Standing fL-Rj: Mrs. Chiara, G. Van Hassent, C. Mileham, A. Wirth, D. Piro, S. Andreotto, A. Valentine, L. Mileham, L. Cambridge, L. Bell, N. Saje, 1. Schaper, D. Taddonio, C. Stivers. Notpictured: K. Suppo, T. May, A. Mathay, D. DeMarco, L. Adkinson, C. Smith, P. Markstein, A. Weiss, A. Clark, L. Reinauer, M. Zachmann. Officers: Mrs. Chiara, Advisor, 1. Schiele,Vice-pres, R. White, Pres, M. Katigbak, Treas, A. Turick, Sec. Officers: S. D'Attilio, Treas, D. Huber, Pres, M. Porto, Vice-pres. 86 Level I French Club, Cleft to rightj: Mr. Parker, M. Cenno, M. Porto, S. D'AttiIio, D. Huber, D. Szorc, Mrs. Martin, L. Parzcik, B. Russell. Not pictured: M. Cutler, C. Wachtel, C. Lewis, C. Youngblood. Spanish Club The Spanish Club is composed of Sophomores and juniors who are either Level III or Level IV Spanish. The club's purpose is to foster and promote interest in Spain and its language outside of the academic, classroom situation. The Spanish Club has co-operated with the French and German Clubs in an International Christmas Party. The Club also took a trip to a Spanish restaurant and sampled its cuisine. Spanish Level 2, Back Row: C. Hennessey, M. Hapsong J. Plavierg T. Andersong C. Peaseg L. leroming F. Dalyg K. Hille. Front Row: Miss Swang G. Fairweatherg D. Purcellg N. Sciutog I. Perryg N. Kniesg R. Stubbeg E. Scully. Officers: j. Perryg C. Peaseg L. leroming E. Scullyg Miss Swan, Advisor. T. Burgio, L. Ade, D. Wyner, I. Cruikshank, Miss Principe. Spanish Level 7-Back row, left to right: Mr. Settembrinog I. .Cruichshankg M. Frinzg M. Salamoneg L. Adeg W. Namackg C. Rakersg C. Kopecg M. Manoltg M. Guntherg J. Mutchkog 1. Matherg Miss Principe. Front row: T. Feeleyg R. Oravitzg A. Tacconig C. Killiong I. Mongullag K. Mclntyreg B. Mulraing D. Wynerg 1. Nelsong T. Burgiog D. Okonewski. 87 Deutscher Verein The Deutscher Verein encourages advancement and further knowledge in the history, arts, customs, government and other facets of the German cultu re. This year, the Deutscher Verein participated in an International Bake Test and in the International Christmas Party. Seated fleft to rightg: A. Reischel, G. Distel, D. Feldhaus. Standing: G. Osgood yg A. Hayter, C. Zachman, E. McMahon, R. Steg, M. Porto. Not pictured: 1. Ade, J. Dursemag W. Kirschbaumg M. Korolevich. Officers: E. McMahon, Vice-pres., A. Hayter, Historian: G. Distel, Sec., C. Zachman n, Pres. 'as Front fLeft to Right2: C. Alsing, L. Mileham, D VanGelder, T. Hooper, D. Suter. fRow22: P. Griffin, I. Callahan, G. Beneduce, M. Zucca, N. Piccard fRow 32: B. Walker, 2. johnson, M. McCarthy, K Roll, L. Cambridge. fRow42: T. Dahlin, D. Feldhaus M. Mirti. fRow 52: K. McGuire,C. Stivers, R. Stubbe R. Marks. fRow 62: M. Bell, M. Caruso, D. Taurone Row7 I Willcox D Bor erson R Bor erson P 1 . 2:. , . g ' , . g g, . Raisch, 1. Turley. lRow 82: K. Grimsdale, R. Cassidy, D. Bager. fRow 92 Mr. DiGrazia. 88 1 I Folk Club The Folk Club, advised by Mr. Ray DiGrazia, is basically designed for those who enjoy music. The meetings of the club consist of listening to music, laying the guitar or having discussions. The Club has sponsoredpa kite flying contest, a bicycle race and the annual Folk Festival. Officers: T. Hooper, P. Griffin, B. Walker, C. Stivers, Majorettes fLeft to Righty V Durstewitz B Lee F. Distel, D. Perry, Capt.3 S. Cronin, B. Niblette Co Capt R Franklm Proud to represent their school as a part of the band and student body, the majorettes add to the excitement of a tense football game with their performances during half-time shows. Directed b Miss Lynn Basler, they devote much of their time, patience and effort to spark the students' spirits. D Pgrry Capt B Nlbletie Co Capt S. Cronin F. Distel Kneeling fLeft to Rightj: R. Weisheit, S. Koehler, A. Wirth, M. McKenna, C. Zacharin. Standing: M. Kostovick, P. Bradley, R. Turi, S. Wick, A. Percuoco, F. Sanor, M. Copeland. Color Guard The Color Guard squad completes the performance of the band and majorettes with its colors and marching routines. This year the squad took part in the Herald News Band Festival and made a fine showing under the direction of its advisor, Miss Marsha Blum. The squad also participated in the West Essex Band Festival where it assisted the band in winning second place overall and first place in our division. R. Weisheit, Capt. M. McKenna M. Kostovick C' Zacharin' CO'Capt' P. Bradley A. Wirth S. Koehler heerleaders Varsity-Left ftop-bottomj: K. VanWetering, L. Tosto, K. Lang, 1. Dusch, K. McClatchey. Right ftop- bottoml: P. Verille, B. Severs, K. Anthony, L. Calvello, M. Porto. M. Porto, Captain The squad's activities begin before the official football season opens. The Cheerleading Squad's first involvement is the participation in the clinic held at Glassboro College. This year, spirits ran high and the squad was awarded the Spirit Stick. The sduad strives to keep the spirits o the spectators high so t at this ebulience might be transmitted to the team. The cheerleaders' success in heightening the games' atmosphere greatly increases the drive toward victory. Aside from cheering at games, the cheerleaders ead chants and cheers around the bonfire, and sponsor the sock hop. K. McClatchey, Co-Captain Ugghhg Band M. Duggan, N. Comerford, A. Serviss, D. Hartley, L. McManus, D. lreland,1. Bruscino, L. Titus, G. Okoniewski, D. Hohmann, I. Mongul a, C. Crusco, D. Rango, P. Rippon, L. Parszik, V. WongWah, A. Davis, S. Lombardi, C.. McEvoy, A. Wolf, E. Sam, N. Beck, M. Bugoelski, A. Mulhavpt, C. Herman, S. Smith, C. Kopec, S. Fornuto, L. Daly, D. Fearon, D. Purcell, J. Perry, S. Weitz, S. Brady, B. Watton, R. Gerster, A. Terwilleger, I. Duke, M. Levine, R. Bischof, A. jackson, F. Thurkauf, F. Brash, E. Berk, 1. Gray, 1. Carfello, S. Terwilleger, T. May, K. Fredriksen, R. Schwinge, M. Pepitone, M. Bradley, T. Mas, S. Herman, B. Abbott, B. Schaertel,1. Stegle, P. Decales, D. Figueroa, R. Rich, D. Graney, P. Lee, R. Tuomala, M. Bugielski, P. Lisbona, D. Darby,l. Carney, R. Skinner,l. Morris, D. Carlson, R. Reinhartsen, 1. Rogers, 1. Aiosa, T. Knister, C. Jann, R. Klein, T. Oelschlager, G. Mingalone, S. johnson, N. Andre, D. Okoniewski, M. Morrelli, S. Smithson, P. Lee, M. Cenno,1. O'Connell, M. Holmes, E. Becker, D. Hughes,M. Laplante, L. Becker, M. Duggan, F. Daly, B. Clark, R. Hellmich, M. Pouncy, 1. Gueze. M I1 . B d The Waldwick High School Marching Band is not really a separate performing group. Essentiall , it is the Symphonic Band layin outside with a slightl different instrumentation. A re ular rehearsal schedule is followed during footbai season and extra rehearsals later in the year are calfed as needed. This Year, the Marching Band participated in the Herald News Band Festival. In the West Essex Band Festiva , it garnered second place overall and first place in the division. F. Thurkauf A. jackson S. Terwilleger T. May R. Tuomala V. WongWah M. Duggan D. Ireland A. Serviss Mr. Laplante 93 E. Becker M. Cenno 1. Rogers R. Hellmich, Drum Majorette Symphoni Band Row 1 fLeft to Rightj: V. WongWah, E. Sam, S. Smith, C. Kopec, N. Beck, A. Davis. fRow 21: M. Levine, G Okoniewski, G. Figueroa, A. Wolf, G. McEvoy, S. Lombardi, F. Daly, N. Comerford. fRow3j: M. Duggan,1 Bruscino, D. Ireland, D. Hartley, l. Perry, 1. Mongulla, B. Schoertel, M. Pepitone, F. Brash, S. Hermann, B Watton, A. Terwilleger, R. Gerster, 1. Stegle, D. Faulkenburg. fRow 42: C. Crusco, P. Rippon, R, Bischof,l Duke, T. May, R. Schwinge, 1. Carfello, T. Oelschlager, E. Burke, j. Gray, F. Thurkauf, F. Mingelone, Sl johnson, N. Andre, S. Brady. CROW 52: R.'Skinner, T. Tuomala, M. Bugielski, D. Darby, D. Carlson, J Morris. fRow 62: Mr. Gareau, Director, M. Cenno, M-R Laplante, 1. Aiosa, T. Knister, C. lann, I. Rogers. 94 The Symphonic Band is the main performing group of Waldwick High Schoo. Membership is limited to students who can perform from the Rubank Advanced Band Method Vol. 'I or the equivalent. In cases where the balance of sections must be a consideration, only the most advanced students will be accepted. The Symphonic Band meets regularly durin the school day, but the bangs repertoire is extensive and difficult creatin the need for many after sciool rehearsals during the course of a school year. When performances are sc eduled, such as the Christmas and Sprin Concerts, several after school reqmearsals are called. Students who are placed in the Symrphonic Band must attend these ater school rehearsals as programs of the highest musical value cannot be developed without them. Row 1 fLeft to Right2: M. Levine, D. Figueroa, V. WongWah, E. Sam, S. Smith, N. Beck, A. Davis. fRow 22: M. Duggan, J. Bruscine, D. Ireland, D. Hartley, 1. Perry, 1. Mongulla, M. Pepitone, F. Brash, S. Hermann, A. Terwilleger, R. Gerster. fRow 32: T. May, T. Oelschlager, E. Burke,j. Gray, F. Thurkauf, R. Skinner, R. Tuomala, D. Darby, C.. Mingalone. KROW42: M-R Laplante, M. Cenno, 2. Rogers, Mr. Gareau, Director. Officers: fRow 12: V. WongWah, Woodwinds, M. Duggan, Vice-pres, E. Sam, Wardrobe Mistress, R. Gerster, Sec, fRow22: T. Oelschlager, Historian, I. Carfello, Pres, 1. Gray, Brass, 1. Bruscino, Librarian, M. Morelli, Percussion. Wind Ensembl This year's Wind Ensemble consists of select members from the Symphonic Band. Only members of the Symphonic Band are eligible to try out for the Wind Ensemble. The group performed in the Christmas as well as Spring Concert. Concert Band The Concert Band is open to all students who have at least one year of lessons on a band instrument. The function of the Concert Band is to develop the student's technique, interest, and musical discipline to the point where he can join a more advanced group. Row 7 fLeft to Right2: D. Figueroa, D. Reardon, S. Lombardi, A. Wolf, C. Hermann, G. McEvoy. lRow 22: C. Crusco, G. Okoniewski, R. Bischef, D. Ragno, P. Rippon, L. Parczik, L. McManus, 1. Stengle, D. Hohmen, D. Faulkenburg, S. Brady. fRow 32: P. Lee, M. Pounet, D. Darby, D. Carlson, D. O oniewski, B. Schaertel, S. Weitz. fRow 42: I. O'Connell, R. Dahlin, P. Lee, Mr. Gareau, C. Jann. 95 Choruses Senior Choru The Senior Chorus is composed of sixty-five students from all four grades. The activities of the group are wide. It presented twenty-three programs this year and participated in an exchanlge trip with Hasbrouck Heights. T e enthusiasm and hard work of the members have contributed to the group's success. Waldwick High School now has four separate vocal groups: the Senior Chorus, the Senior Vocal Ensemble, the Girls Chorus and Odyssey. The membership of the groups totals one hundred and sixty-five students. Highlights of the year include the performance of Handel s Hallelujah Chorus by all four groups with accompaniment by a tape of the Moog synthesizer. Front Row IL-Rl: R. Marks, M. Tamburello, E. jones, P. Lisbona, V. Rippon, l. Beccari, D. Schwinge, T. Burgio, N. Knies, L. Bambelyn. Second Row: A. Tringone, D. Maguire, C. lann, T. Tuomala, R. Bryan, M. Zuccz, M. Tormey, B. Porto, L. Ade, C. Zdanek, R. Stubbe, 1. Mather. Third Row: L. jeromin, S. Coerts, E. Sherwin, R. Schottke, T. McLaughlin, C. Alsing, l. Cruickshank, S. Giegold, L. Mileham, D. Kwederis, D. Flournoy, E. Scully. Fourth Row: M. Hopson, G. Osgoodby, M. Falk, S. Phillips, S. Carlsen, R. Schwinge. T. Knister, C. Hennessy, R. Rich, C. Pease, P. Macio, L. Atkins, M. Roy, L. Hagmann. Not pictured: R. Abbott, R. Andruzzi, L. Brent, C. Cecere, R. Drury, K. Dunne, C. Fritsch, M. Guenthner, D. Hoctor, M. Holmes, D. Huber, B. Klaproth, T. McGrory, K. Rippon, K. Roll, K. Rose, R. Vitolo. 96 Officers: Front fL-Rl: M. Tamburello, 1. Beccari, D. Schwinge, P. Macio. Rear: M. Zucca, D. Flournoy, L. Atkins, M. Roy, S. Phillips. nior Vocal Ensemble The Senior Vocal Ensemble is a group of fifteen highly qualified students who are members of the Senior Chorus. The group performs relatively difficult works and gives its members an opportunity to perform solos. lt has sung for the Welcome Wagon and for An Evening with the Arts. Front IL-Rl: M. Tamburello, D. Schwinge, M. Zucca, V Rippon. Second Row: L. Sherwin, A. Trin one, L Mileham, M. Roy, T. Tuomala, S. Phillips. ThircfRow: L Leremin, L. Atkins, L. Hagmann. Notpictured: D. Hoctor . ito o. Girl ' Choru The Girls' Chorus is composed of seventyftwo enthusiastic eighth rade girls. The girls sing in three part armony with accompaniment as well as without. Their range of selections vary from classical to op music, an enhancement of their performances. Front lL-R11 1. Hulbert, D. Columbo, M. Mastrogiacomo, M. Pannone, K. Young, D. Falkenburg,T. Demario,M. Harrison, D. Randaisi, K. Komsa, D. Szorc, P. Sandler, L. Hellmich, 1. Morrow, B. Sikora, K. Knight.5econd Row: M. Stemensky, C. Youngblood, 1. Taylor, 1. Tedesco, C. Ardire, L. Barbaris, R. Barbaris, P. Kerszetes, D. Staderman, K. Dohert , S. Reinholz, 1. Greenberg, C. Martin, C. Tanis, S. Tanis, D. Rahl, K. Biegar, Third Row: D. Provenzale, M. Nitschllce, C. Campo, A. Wedemeier, P. Sherwin, T. Turi, M. Osgoodby, D. Abbott, K. Hennessey, L. Quinn, C. Heafy, M. Bausinger, C. Beier, S. Keller, L. Wood, Y. Kemg, D. De vecchio. Fourth Row: C. Morsc , C. Rakers, P. Herbst, P. Kingsley, C. Lewis, D. Nordham, M. Guent ner, I. Zoppo, S. Sweeney, 1. Serviss, D. Scesney, M. Murry, C. Maiorino. 0 yssey The Odyssey, open to all eighth grade boys is a vocal group which meets twice weekly. Their Spring Program included songs by popular and current performers wit instrumental accompaniment. Front lL-Rl: S. Mathay, R. Nol, 1. Mutchko, B. Finkle, R, Rodriguez. Second Row: 1. Oelschlager, S. Burnham, 1. Geffert, M. Pease, M. Aiosa. Third Row: M. Bugielski, K. Green, P. Kuklinski, R. Hallenbeck, M. Sganga. Not pictured: P. Allen, W. Citron, D. Coerts, M. Cutler, A. Duryea, R. Haskell, 1. Kleespie, W. Luckett, K. Lutz, W. McLoughlin, F. Paluzzi, C. Roman, A. Szabo. Mr. Schwartz, Director of Choruses. 97 F.T. . Under the direction of Mrs. Anne Augustyn, the Future Teachers of America Club has set out to fulfill their purpose of acquaintin students with what is involved with teaciing and preparation for teaching. This year they visited the Waldwick grade schools to view the teachers and their techniques and to learn of the students' attitudes. Standing fL-RQ: B. Severs, D. Mc Manus, l. Schaper, N. Saje, M. VanEck, M. Pepe, A, Taconi, R. Marks, Mrs. Augustyn, 1. White, L. Calvello, 1. Dusch, R. Kaplan, B. De Flora, L. Mileham.Seated: L. leromin,l. Canine, L. C-ordon, D. Maguire. Officers: L. leromin, Sec., l. Canino, Treas., Mrs. Augustyn, Advisor: L. Gordon, Pres., D. Maguire, Vice- pres. Health Careers Club For those students who intend to ursue a health career in the future, the Health Careers Clulb offers a general idea of the different fields available to them. It tries to get speakers on different aspects of such a career. The club as funds to offer a scholarship to a member of the club who has been in good standing for at least two years and who is going into t e health fie d. This year, the Health Careers Club assisted the Cerebral Palsy Center of Ridgewood during their annual campaign in collecting funds. Members participated in a field trip to the Veterans Hospital in East Orange in the spring. Seated fL-RQ: D. Purcell, R. Oravetz, Mrs. Wong Wah, M. .. Salamone, S. Koehler. Standing: L. Bombelyn, M. Frins, F. Alsing, B. Werner, E. McMahon. Not pictured: A. Wirth, V. Wong Wah, L. Brent, C. Finnegan, S. Hermann, P. Heyzer, D. Leap, A. Trigone, C. Beier. 98 f..-.....-I' , f . -....,..m.,.. ...,. ..,Wt:t.,.,.... k,,,. , ,,k, ,W ,,,,M:,,,,,,,,Q . , -wg gjil' Bottom: Mr. Flegler, M. Roy, R. Rich, 1. Bruscino, L. Sorensen, B. ers. Top: T. Tuomala, R. Tuomala, T. Sehr, D. Ireland. The Science Fiction Club meets bi-weekly to discuss science fiction novels, stories, and movies. The club sponsors movies throughout the year, one of which was, 'Burn, Witch, Burn . A fan magazine, known as a fanzine, is being contemplated with articles to be written by the members of the club and other interested students. Science Fiction lub New wave versus old wave is just one of the literate topics discussed by the imaginative Science Fiction Club. While traditionalists think of Science Fiction in terms ofbug-eyed monsters and flying saucers, members of the Science Fiction Club have become aware of the more innovative works in speculative fiction. The club holds bi-weekly meetin s to read articles written by the members and to pin special events. The first such special event was the showing of the film Burn Witch Burn. The members hope to spread interest in Science Fiction throughout the school community. Boys: fL-Rl: T. Dillon, R. Nelson, G. Okoniewski. Not pictured: 1. Carfello. Our student library assistants give their time to serve both teachers and students. The boys who work entirely with AV equipment are responsible for its distribution and minor maintenance. This is a vital service. Librar ides Girls: KL-Rl: E. Sam, N. Saje, N. Sciuto. Notpictured: B. Clark, B. Porto, M. Roy. 99 Talent Show J. Oravetz and B. Walker, Host and Hostess for the night. L. Bell, First Place Winner S. Koehler, Second Place Winner. L. Atkins, Third Place Winner. In March, the junior and Senior classes produced the annual Talent Show. First prize went to Libby Bell, second prize to Sulsan Koehler, and third prize to Loretta At ins. 100 Sport Queen The Boosters' Association held its Annual Sports Queen competition in the fall of this pastlyear. A selected group of fifteen junior and senior girs were judged efore .an audience on their oise, appearance and response to the questions askedpof them. At the end of the exciting evening, Kim Anthony was chosen Sports Queen for 1971-1972 with Chris Gill, Wanda Spayd, Sandy Hellmich, and Cathy Becker as her court. Gill. Runners-up: Fourth, Cath Beckg Third Wanda Spaydeg Second, Sandy Hellmichg First, Christine Under the direction of Mr. Stewart Brush, an able group of juniors and seniors presented this year's class play, The Courtship of Eddie's Father . This comedy was about a small boy who fiinally succeeds in matching up his widowed father with another woman after many futile attempts. Tom Corbett .... Eddie ....... Mrs. Perez. . . Mrs. Bridges . . 5.5 . Helen Ann Bridges Norm loness.,,.y,.,.i,LQ5g Mrs. Donnelly. Mr. Shane ..... B, Mike . , . B Harry . . . Rita ...... Elizabeth . . . Dolly ......... Alice Clayton . Becky ....... Loretta . . . CAST ......- . . . jeffrey Dacales Joseph Oravetz , . . .Widna Bravo . . . ...Libby Bell . Teresa Hooper as B -HC-reg Kaprelian lacqueline Wilk . . . . Howard Post .. . William Roll Brian Sweeney . . . .john Ainley ....Chris Gill ... Susan Marks ....Jeanne Leigh Inger Katz Patricia Bradley . . . Mary Ann Zachmann King Ozzie Osorio and Queen Bonnie Niblette. junior Prom Atlantis was the theme of the junior Prom held on April 15, 1971. After many weeks of planning and hard work, the underwater mission was complete. Dancing in the atmosphere of the ancient ruins, junior couples enjoyed the music provided by the Boken'o Trio. At midnight, Ozzie Osorio and Bonnie Niblette were crowned King and Queen. It was a beautiful evening and one whose memories will remain for a long time in the hearts of all who attended. Prom Hostesses Court: R. Weberg K. McClatchey5 B. Niblette, Queen O Osorio Kingg C. Connellyg D. Cristianog C. Zacharing 1. Tosto memories enior Prom King john Ainley and Queen Inger Katz. Court: P. Pantolianog B. Mondello, D. Cristiano M LePore I Ainley King, I. Katz, Queen, P. Bradley, C. Gill, K McClatchey R Hellmich The theme Color My World , along with the elegance of The Manor in East Orange, made February 25, 1972 one of the beautiful memories of our Senior Year. Throughout the evening, couples enjoyed the music of The Continentals. At midnight, Mr. Wrenn announced the King, Queen, and their Court. john Ainle and Inger Katz were chosen as the Royal Couple. Their Court members were: Pat Bradley, Dave Cristiano, Christine Gill, Mike LePore, Ruthann Hellmich, Ben Mondello, Kathy McClatchey, and Pat Pantoliano. It was a night to remember a time shared a dream come true ix Ruthann cuts the cake. a time shared For Those Who Did More . . . L-R: Fred Scielzo, Randall White, Glen Wilson. National Merit Letter of Commendation Winners. Richard Whitely Undefeated season Q11-OJ, First Team All-League, First- Team All-Suburban. 106 Throughout the course of the school year, several students have proven to be exceptional, whether in sports, scholarship, or citizenship. This page is to honor those who have done more to brin? honor to Waldwick High School and themse ves. ' 'Wu lw ' XI l I Palma Sciuto Citizenship Award QDaughters of the American Revolutionl. It's only a game, Chuck. My Team is better than yours! Kiss me, you fool. I said I didn't do it! 5 108 enior Facult Game This year, on March 24, the Key Club sponsored its annual Senior-Faculty Game. In both games, the faculty was victorious in spite ofavaliantstruggle on the part of the seniors. 4 I x I n X ,A ,, N 1 S t b kvk. .KXXX sr g ' vf,,' xYx ,CL 'Y 'N t 1 ,. .gl Y f , X por s , ,f f r- A t X.. N 'Isa zqg., :R A . 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One does not awaken to victory, but instead must work brow to acheive it. 1 a . I .E by the sweat of his x I Q X X .4 Waldwick 112 Fight Waldwick fight and we will win Waldwick win and we will go on to victory with honor and pride-RAH - RAH - RAH Wearing our colors proudly cheering our school on loudly Waldwick will fight and we'll go on to victory!! Warrior Girl ' Basketball L-R: D. Ragno, M. McKenna, A. Toccani, 1. Williams, D. Paul, R. Turi, B. Klaproth A. Keresztes, E. Hannan, S. johnson, K. Dunne, L. Delia. M. McKenna D. Perry :lui-9 bf- !! 4 x Field Hockey This year's Girl's Varsity Field Hockey Team had a .500 record. They practiced after school from about 3:00 to 4:00, th ree days a week. Coached b Miss Blum, the team learned the ins and! outs of Hockey and better sportsmanship. mnastics ... and all hair must be tied back! Volleyball Due to the lack of equipment, the gym could not be obtained this ear for volleyball intramurals. However, vollleyball was played in all of the girls' Physical Education classes in an intramural fashion. Nice form! faq, , X -4 1 M K .r W s, Are you ready? Stretch Softball Softball has been one of the most popular sports amongjthe girls. This year's team consisted of 17 mem ers. Mrs. Gessinger, the coach, arranged 10 ames fortheteam.The ameswere held after sciool. The girls racticejevery day. Mrs. Gessinger, along with the team, completed a successful season. Standing CL-RQ: P. DeNardo, C. Borrelli, C. Antonick, T. Hannan, S. johnson, K. Dunne, C.. Russell, D. Perry, R. Turi, S. Figert, Coach Gessinger. Kneeling: D. clglulbeg, M. Copeland, A. Keresties, A. Rosendegarden, S. Keller, N. Sweeney, M. uent ner. Powerful! Nice catch! Conference time out on the mound 116 T nni Girl's Tennis Intramurals were held after school from 3:00 to 4:00 on one day one week. The irls rovided their own equipment andg haclJinformal matches among themselves. Bowlin VARSITY FOOTBALL First RowfL-Rl: Coach johnson,Coach Ciazzo, D. Beier, R. C-allahue,A. Ferlazzo, I. Terlemezian, R. Keller, B. Mondello, R. Whitely, B. McCarthy, O. Osorio, 1. Winslow, G. Kaprelian, K. Fitzpatrick, R. Komsa, Coach Stuart. Second Row: S. Cooper, M. Braun, M. O'Connor, W. Farrell, M. Korolevich, B. Morris, S. Yoshida,W. Cassid , F. Brown, T. Avino, B. Pfleger, B. Rogers, T. Mandel, A. Weidermier, T. Gasga, R. Garbaccio, K. Thiboclleau. Third Row: R. VanDyke, H. Kolb, C.. Osgoodby, T. Kadien, K. DeFlora, B. Baines, K. Rose, E. Gildersleeve, R. Hammond, K. Kleespie. Fourth Row: C.. Provenzano, T. McLaughlin, S. Carr, J. Salerno, C. DeMao, P. Waggoner, B. Boswell, 1. Heim, B. Clark, L. Maloney, P. Sala, C.. Garofalo, K. Keller. Football Coach Straut Coach johnson Coach Caizzo R. Whitely B. Mondello K. Fitzpatrick 1. Terlemezian eniors R. Komsa O. Osorio A. Ferlazzo f J B. McCarthy G. Kaprelian J. Winslow R. Keller j.V. FOOTBALL First Rowr, Sitting: Coach Ciazzo, W. Farrell, M. Braun, S. Cooper, M. O'Connor P. Waggoner, T. Kadien, K. Rose, R. Garbaccio, T. Gasga, G. Osgoodby, K Kleespie, Coach johnson. Second Row: E. Ciildersleeve, H. Kolb, B. Boswell, B Baines, P. Sava, R. Hammond, K. Thibodeau, T. McLaughlin. Third Row: S. Carr, C DeMao, 1. Salerno, G. Provanzano, K. DeFlora, 1. Heim, B. Clark, L. Maloney, G Garofalo, K. Keller. ' Gary Bolding in action. Our Senior stalwarts. Freshman Squad Soccer i...5 C I Varsity-Seated CL-Rj: T. Perno, 1. Dacales, P. Keller, B. Vanek,j. Oravetz, D. Hoctor,S. Gallacher,l. Ainley, D. Nordham, D. Flournoy, Mgr. Standing: Coach Laurenzo, K. Bartlett, E. Larre, S. Burnham, S. Kaplan, C. Duston, J. Rogers. Capt. 1. Oravetz S. Kaplan f- , I. Ainley J. Dacales E. Larre T. Perno LV. Seated fL-RQ: M. Pepitone, C. Holm, R. Holm, L. Higgins, K. Hockenbeck, 1. VanHeemst, M. Levine, 1 Beccari, G. Houston, B. Smith, B. Doherty, G. Fairweather, N. Andre, L. Lisbona. Standing: Coach Farago, B Westington, A. Thurkauf, S. Carlsen, 1. Clark, H. Haeberle, D. Rieger, D. Thompson, T. Oelschlager, C Perino, E. Reinhart, B. Weiss, B. Artius, M. Holmes. joe throws it in. We score against Bergen Tech! i X. Bartlett moves downfield. Hoctor makes save. , , C First Row fL-RJ: Mr. Bell, R. Wassmer, P. Jensen, D. Cristiano, T. Heerema, G. Beneduce. Second Row: M. Bugielski, J. Morris, M. Russo, P. Sheldon, T. Sweeney, R. Nelson. Capt. P. Jensen ,Al D. Cristiano Capt. T. Heerema 123 Preparing for the league meet. The pressure of competition Winning on the home course. and God Bless Us Paul's all alone. 0 Varsity-Kneeling fL-RQ: B. Ciulla, R. Klaproth,T. Dunnigan, A. Kimball, W. Cassidy, D. Nordham, K. Fitzpatrick, G. O'Neill, R. VanDyke, G. Bolding. Standing: j. Dacales, Mr. Muir, Mr. Zacco. Basketball R. Klaproth G. O'Neill l f K. Fitzpatrick A. Kimball, Important rebounder. LV. IL-RQ: W. Figart, D. Darby, P. Sala, K. Kleespie, R. Lanchantin, B. Boswell, Mr. Zacco, D. Nordham, R Hammond, A. Parisi, B. O'Connor, P. Harrison, B. Ciulla, B. Porto, S. Greiner, S. Carlsen. Freshmen: Biggest Freshmen winners ever, Eighth in the county. Eighth Grade Team. Coach Muir goes over the game plan. ' i Another victory! e r i tn, Dunnigan, high scoring Soph. ROY OH d6f6f1S9- Warrior's playmaker, Gary Bolding Wrestllng Varsity-Kneeling fL-RQ: 1. Rogers, O. Osorio, C. Wenz, E. Garbaccio, B. Rogers, B. Roll. Standing: Mr. Reynolds, D. Cristiano, F. Brown, C. DeMeo, B. Morris, R. Whitely, B. Mondello, B. Galluhue. R. Whitely B. Mondello E. Garbaccio O. Osorio 148 'I4'l 'I23 136 D. Cristiano 1. Rogers j.V.-Kneeling fL-RQ: M. Levine, S. Wostbrook, B. Westington, M. Pepitone, T. Sweeny, T. Barrett, C. Citron, P. Oravetz, D. Roll. Top Row: R. Vassmer, B. Ventle, M. Bravn, R. Garbaccio, B. Baines, K. McDermont, J. Osario, T. McCarthy, 1. DannibaIe,G. Provenzano, I. Salerno, B. Cristiane, M. Piazza, G. Mettler, Mr. johnson. ,Www Tri-Captains-Whitely, Mondello, and Garbaccio. A Big victory! Ernie, why did you have to say 25 push-ups? 150 U'ndefeated, Whitely works for another pm. First Row fL-Rl: R. Rich, G. Kaprelian, T. Heerema, P. jensen, R. Weber, C. White. Second Row: G. Osgoodby, A. Halyter, M. Korolevich, N. Penney, C. Perino, M. Russo. Third Row: T. Kadien, T. Ursetti, M. Bugie ski, D. Reiger, A. Wedemeier, Coach Naimo. P. Jensen Indoor Track G. Kaprelian eefema R. Weber C. White prin Track Varsity-First Row lL-RQ: 1. Barret, E. Gildersleeve, M. Bugielski, R. Rose, M. Zucca, G. Beniduce, 1. Salerno, F Beash, F. Elwood, I. Duniqan, P. Sheldon, K. Deflora. Kneeling: 1. Barthold, T. Kadian, B. Baines, T. Ursetti,W Farrell, 1. Bruscino, S. Yos ida, R. Nelson, M. Korolovich, R. Galahue, K. Wetsel, A. Wedimier, 1. Carfello, T Sehr. Standing: Doc Pearle, G. Osgoodby, P. jensen, R. Weber, C. White, K. Fitzpatrick, G. Kaprelian, T Hereema, D. Reiger, Coach Ciazzo, D. Broncatello, P. Hereema. jensen Wins! Seniors: K. Fitzpatrick, R. Weber,C.White,T. .. Hereema, P. jensen, G. Kaprelian, On your mark! .132 Freshman Team. Fitz goes up and over! Dwnnibelle, Freshmen pole The hand off. Mastro wins Frosh mile relay vau ter. 1 I Varsity Team: C. Morath, A. Hayter, I. Duke, G. Fairweather, R. Skinner, B. Muller. Standing: Coach McNielIy, M. Faulk, S. Floroff., I. O'Brien, R. Cook, B. Morris. T nni A Brad Morris Serve. '- H1 g , 1 arg,-13.5 ' , nf 92111-fzgsifrgrg,-3551:5w 'l' U- i'?:'1:' iw-iiif'i'fi6x5?1iiiazfgrlzezge 41,a,Cf.,1... .f:.s.ae5f1,fQ,:. S f ,S - Lf- -Y 1. --1 H.-Mel 1,..az..,...'r.r. n, gg ' t E311 ' r- afrrifvfgxf Q.-fwzgfveqai, ,rr rr.. N, ,, qj'Qv', ML, wiffwii ir N rr W ,,1, Senior john O'Brien 134 R. Cook. W' l sf,1,,m ,tl wwlli-u g.t.le:+,.'1 ' ' 'Z if , !,,,Y1,,N,N,NNN W ,,,,N,N ,,,, ,,,.... Y, ,,,,.... W ,.,,..... W, C Baseball Varsitff Team First Row fL-RQ: I. Stummer, R. Klaproth, j. Tosto, I. Terlemezian, R. Hami ton, E. O'Neill, 1. Cotter. Standing: Coach Bell, T. Avino, B. Rogers, R. Van Dyke, B. Pfleger, W. Cassidy, D. Beier, S. Carr, R. Lenz, R. Forran. Seniors First Row KL-RQ: J. Terlemezian, J. Stummer, 1. Tosto, R. Hamilton. Second Row: 1. Cotter, R. Klaproth, E. O'Neill. joe Stummer,Senior catcher , we 11' ' ' is-ew Q i Q ,, ,.,. M .,.. xwswrw,m.J--v.'--iw .1 J . www , 9 4 lr Waldwick Victory 135 Cassidy Connects. Tosto leads off third i i u i rvulflv' i i ii i V A will T: , H Mlsl wF'w:1,f'i' i:.'fw2' ilimiii ,iw N i iwiwllwiPbffswi , ,,,, v mls i ,ii ,,,,,.,,, ,,,,iw,W,,,i ,WW Wolf' 'lllfll ' W ,li,,,i,,,Ji, ,,,,,,,iM,l,,,,,, fill fy ,iii iw. www, H l , ,ii rlwilm 1 will lllliwil l ilim,,,,,wi , w vi iii 1liWiini..li,i ,ill rlullw,,'v'ius-ml-,'.u, l1Y,iiillWii:ilQl1llwillfvg:W,::ifiif'iif+ :'liv :Mfli lwlww i:w11ilw1,- will-ill iE'lffeif,w --si lililwsllli'iill'lI,l3'llWJL3'li1l'l',4Y'lll'Jl M William ww -w'- i V-l igvi il li ,Ai g,,Wi:.l..,:i-f-,w ew-.ix -iHbwillii.Hwilly'Wiwyiisl iisfill'-wi ii lriiiw,i,W'- W ,-,,,i, ,, i ,i ,,., M, ww iw, ,,,, vi 1 l i ful , V i ,, w,.,.,, ., ' ii ll we 'lliwllilll' gil 'iw iw wi ,iiixlwwi iwlwwiiiWW'--iw. , , .V ,,,,, ,Wi M WW ,,,3ugg3gy!l! Q- V J N ' O Neill sets up to bunt. X fii- il M ,,iQ'liJ,l,Q'1' ' ' iqi:vQl,vQ'Jwaw:zww., 'N ' ww-,lille w,-i, i is ii W, W'W2 cllCl iw,,i,iMw.w ,'i 'QlJyi. Wi:--abil. , wwf- .A lfgzl 'yi 1 will lvl' vi 'Vi Nw ' im will? Foul Ball. l.V. Team: B. Stegle, B. Manenti, B. Manzo, R. Coppede, M. Gareau, J. Latizzeta, R. Kolb. Standing: Coach Pumphrey, L. Maloney, K. Kelespie, B. Clark, G. Provenzano, M. Winslow. AI bat. Hamilton keeps him close Van Dyke lets pitch fly. . 4 isgsi-.. 5 THE ART OF AWARENESS is the identification of yourself with the hopes, dreams, fears, and longings of others, that you may understand them and help them. Wilfred A. Peterson nderclassman i 'lar --.aw-:gg : - .z .,,.,.. . A ' F ' . :Y -.,- - ' K' ,1 ..,, V k 'Q LX 'K ' I , Q. gf -, X ,,.... ' ww ,wx f , Class of Homeroom 303-lL-RQ: D. Darby, 1 Bruscino, I. Carfello, D. DeMarco, T Dillon, I. Carfello, R. Cunningham, L Campos, 1. Canino, L. Constantino, R Cassidy, E. Carlson, M. Carfi, L. Carr, R Cook, B. DeFIora, S. Cooper, L. Calvello T. Connoll W. Cassid C. Cacciola, F. Y, Y, Brown, M. Caruso. 1 973 Homeroom 305-Front 1L-RQ: D Borgerson, L. Atkins, L. Bausinger, K Ant ony, M. Allen, D. Bond, R. Abbot D. Berry, G. Bolding, B. Baart, T. Avino,l Bieger. Rear: C. Bager, B. Brown, R Borgerson, 1. Aiosa, D. Ardire, D. Beier D. Backaus. Homeroom 301-Kneeling IL-RQ: C. Duston, S Gallacher, C. Gawel, M. Dergachoff, 1. Forrone Standing: R. Gallahue, R. Fornuto, N. Folker, W Farrell, M. Duggan, 1. Dursoma, K. Fearon, R Garbaccio, T. Desieruo. 141 Homeroom 205-Front KL-RQ: D. MCC-inn G. Lang, L. Kehlbeck, K. Kay, B. Lee, DT Maguire, B. Laudato, K. Lang, D McManus, G. Manahan. Rear: W. Kirschbaum, H. Kolb, M. Knoblock, T. Mandel, P. Keller, S. Manley, T. Maas,j Miggels, M. Me nin, I. Markstein, D: Luciani, 1. McGoFdrick. 142 Homeroom 300-Seated IL-Rl: S. Hellmich, . Gerster, T. Hooper, J. Gohde, L. Gordon, . Hennig, M. Hussey. Standing: F. Katz, . Harrison, 1. Gray, S. Grein, G. Harris, B. Kane, . Gleeson, R. juby, K. Hansen, D. Hazard. R B P B Homeroom 203-Kneeling IL-RJ: D Nordham, A. Liba, j. Nardone, M Morelli, M. O'Connor, N. Penney, B Morris, B. Rogers, W. Oakes. Standing. M. Pepe, K. Rippon, S. Peterson, R Rivera, V. Nelson, S. Rigoll, A. Parisi, C Morrow, M. Mocilenko, A. Percuoco, P O'Neill, R. Nelson, D. O'Keefe. Homeroom 201-Seated CL-RQ: L Sorensen .Scha er N Sa'e B 1 1 p 1 - 1 1 ' Severs, E. Sam. Standing: T. Seh r, P. Rosano, P. Schiele, R. Ryan, D Suhaka, D. Thompson, M Shneyer, K. Thibodeau, M Torosian, F. Saner, W. Spayd, M Tiddes, M. Stummer. junior Class Officers-IL-RQ: P. Rosano, Secretary, K. Anthony, Vice-President, Mr. Kelly, Advisor, G. Lang, President, C.. Manahan, Treasurer. Homeroom 738-Seated IL-RQ: L. Yerkes A. Williams, C. Watkins, L. Tosto, K VanWetering. Standing: P. Pantagliano A. Friend, T. Ursetti, A. Wedemeier, D Waters, G. Weaver, R. VanDyke, W Vanek, K. Woetzel, S. Yoshida, R. Turi M. VanEck, T. Wood, S. Tucci, C. Wenz P. Zachmann, M. Winslow, R. Vitolo. 143 l Homeroom 304-Seated CL-Rl: 1. Barrett, T Anderson, L. Becker, C. Borgia, D Broncatello, L. Benvenuto, F. Alsing, B Boswell. Standing: M. Agner, R. Abrams, E Beneduce, A. Barthold, M. Brunkhorst, B Baines, B. Barbaris, F. Brash, R. Bryan, K Bartlett, S. Anderson, M. Brunkhorst, E Berk, N. Andre. Cafeteria-Seated fL-RQ: 1. Carr, L. Castello, M. Copeland, M. Cottone, L. D'Ercole, N. Comerford, L. DeGraff, G. Demartini, C. Darcy, L. Cambridge, D. Cook, D. Collins, F. Daly. Standing: M. Caccioli, T. Dahlin, M. Bugielski, P. Chiap etta, J. Callahan, B. DeLonga, P. Bullock, R. Dennis, R. Campbell, J. Constantino, S. Carr, C. Demeo, B. Ciullja, B. Clark, j. Campo, K. Deflora. Homeroom 308-Kneeling IL-Ry: G. Garofalo, F. Elwood, M. Fa k, E. Gildersleeve, D. Grady, I. Duggan, T. Dolan, B. Doherty, T. Dunnigan. Standing: 1. Ditges, R. Foote, L. Don on, D. Gates, L. Gonzalez, S. Figart, C. Fritsch, R. Franklin, D. Hulbert, D. Detanyle, G. Distel, L. Flynn, D. Feldhous, G. Fairweather. 144 Class of 1974 Homeroom 370-First Row IL-RQ: L. Kaiser, L. Jimenez, L. Higgins, E. Hermann. Second Row: M. Hopson, P. Heerema, E. Heyzer, R. Holm. Third Row: K. Heafy, M. Holmes, L. Ha mann. Fourth Row: S. job, C. Holm, T. Kagien, K. Hille, L. jeromin. Fifth Row: C. Hennessy, A. Gruber, S. Habermann, 1. Heim. Sixth Row: H. Haeberle, K. Hockenbeck, C. Jann. Seventh Row: R. Hammond, D. Hoctor, I. Hoehne. Homeroom 313-Seated fL-RQ: D. Kaplan, I. Mather, A. Keresztes, D. Kensicki, W. Klein. Standing: D. Kwederis, K. Maidan, G. Katz, P. Macio, S. Katigbak, M. McCarthy, R. Laraia, K. Klee7Die, R. Kleban, T. Knister, S. Lindsey, R: Lanchantin, R. Masavage, L. Ma oney, R. Lenz. Homeroom 317-fL-RQ: A. Natelli, S. Monahan, 1. Montag, M. O'Keefe, j. Mongulla, B. O'Connor, D. McPherson, T, Oelschlager, L. Mileham, E. Mull, G. Meyer, M. Merrick, T. McGrory, B. Muller, K. Noskowsky, 1. Mirti. Homeroom 309-Kneeling IL-RQ: B. Porto, R. Pawelka, C. Perino, T. Perkins. Middle: R. Oravetz, D. Percell, D. Paul, K. Pajari, S. Pfleger, S. Porreca, B. Porto, I. Perry, J. Plavier,C. Onody, C. Pease. Rear: E. Perino, T. Perrone, 1. Osorio,J. Porter, S. Philips, T. Quinn, G. Osgoodby. 145 Homeroom 429-Seated First Row TL-RJ: 1. Salerno, P. Sheldon, R. Schottke, V. Rippon, L. Ratay, D. Rieger. Second Row: R. Rich, M. Ro N. Sciuto E Shaw. Third Row' L. Scull S Sinicki L y, , . D .l y, . ', . Semeraro, D. Schank. Standing: E. Reinhart, R. Reguzzoni, P. Sala, D. McClatchey, R. Schwinge, K. Rose. i Sophomore Class Officers TL-RJ: J. Salerno, Vice-President, B. Muller, Secretary, Miss Swan, Advisor, M. Copeland, Treasurer, R. Lanchantin, President. Homeroom 425-Seated TL-Rj: ' D Taddonio, S. Smith, R. Stubbe, A. Sypg C. Stivers, S. Tanis, E. Tedona, C. Smit A. Tacconi, L. Stermensky, P. Taylor, M Stehle. Standing: C. Smithson, T Sweeney, R. Smith, S. Suppo, A Terwilleger, R. Wilkie, R. Skinner, J Turley, R. Torosian. Homeroom 307-First Row TL-RJ: P. Verile, B. VanDyke, B. Watton. Second Row: B. Wick, J. Williams, 1. Torrano, 1. White, -S. Westington, B. Werner. Third Row: E. Watterson, M. Zucca, K. Zimmer, L. Wyner, D. Wilson, R. Wassmer. 146 CC. Homeroom 702-Kneeling LL-Rj: P. Alsing, D. Alvarez, L. Biondo, K. Bec er, D. Bolding, M. Brani an, C. Bruscino, M. Bradley, R. Abrams. Stanjng: L. Brent, R. Andruzzi, B. Boccino, L. Andruzzi, D. Bickford, K. Beaumont, L. Ade, l. Berkefeld,K.Antonick,N.Beck,C.Blair,M.Bell, L. Bombelyn, P. Becker, I. Blunt. Homeroom 104-Kneeling YL-Rl: 1. Calvello, S. Carlsen, Ci. Ch ristman, 1. Cleary, R. Coppede, J. Celantano, 1. D'Anniba e, K. Davis, C. Cutrofello. Standing: C. Cenno, M. Bugelski, A. Davis, C. Cecere, C. Cassidy, B. Clark, P. Dacales, E. Dar y, T. Burgio, C. Ceaver, 1. Cruickshank, L. Connolly, G. Carr, S. D'Attilio, T. Canti. Class of 1 975 Homeroom 105-Front IL-RJ: N. Donahue, T Ferrone, C. Dunnigan, T. D'Ercole, J. Duke, A. Desai, B. Drury, D. DelVecchio. Middle: S. Fornuto, C. Finnegan, T. Dros, P. Denardo, K. Dunne, L. Delia, H. Dursema, T. Feeley, K. Foley P. Delyannis, T. DiVenedetto. Rear: D. Foran, R. Dittamo, 1. Devine. I M WWA W . M. . , x I Homeroom 202-Kneeling: B. Post, R. Manzo, J. Lucy, 1. Ladolcetta, B. Mainenti, C. MacNeil, M. Mastrogiacomo, 1. Lavin, 1. Letsche, M. Levine. Standing: C. Kulback, R. Kahrs, S. Lombardi, L. Lampe, D. Luciani, R. Lyle, M. Manolt, C. Kopec, R. Marks, M. Mathews, B. Korolevich, S. Kane, P. Kelly, K. Killion, L. Koroly, K. Lombardi. 148 Homeroom 706-Kneeling fL-Rj: L. Griffin, E. Gill G. Houston, M. Guenthner, M. Giraud, K Fredriksen, E. Fox, A. Fotino, S. Hurley, D Hazard, A. Hayter. Standing: T. Hussey, l johnson, S. Giegold, D. Huber, D. Hartley, M Frins, G. Glynn, N. lreland, D. Foss, E. Hannan, S johnson, R. Grant, M. Grein. Homeroom 204-Kneelin fL-RQ: B. McCormack, C. Neilson, B. McAndrew, l. Morris, R. Sommer, K. McCarthy, R. McGowan, F. McGrory, 1. McGovern. Standing: B. McCowan, G. Mettler, 1. Monturi, B. Mellish, M. Mulvey, B. Mulrain, C. Mullhaupt, G. Mingalone, 1. Morrissey, M. Mirti, B. McClatchey, K. Mclntyre, C. Morath. Homeroom 206-Kneeling fL-RJ: W. Reynolds, M. Russo, M. Porto, P. Oravetz, R. Peterson, 1. O'Connell, E. Nitschke, P. Perrone. Standing: C. Ponzo, G. Padovano, I. Riccardi, J. Nelson, D. Ragno, F. Pagliaroni, K. Roll, N. Piccard, S. Perle, W. Poppe, W. Nuemann, 1. Patafio, M. Pepitone, Ct. Rosen. Freshman Class Officers' D. Ra no President' L. Lam e 8 l - g 1 1 p 1 Vice-President, C. Morath, Treasurer, Mr. Settembrino, Advisor, M. Matthews. Secretary. Homeroom 302-KneeIing1L-RJ: B. Smith, B. Scully, J. Sushko, N. Sherman, R. Teresinski, R. Steg, A. Thurkauf, S. Spa d, A. Tossoonian. Standing: B. Schmidt, W. Smith, B. Stegle, W. Sinicki, R. Sehr, M. Shanley, 1. Savastano, M. Salamone, C. Simpson, A. Tamburello, N. Tartaglia, E. Schwarze, M-E. Tormey, E. Sherwin, C. Suter, S. Sankowich, 1. Tacconi. Homeroom 306-Front fL-ly: F. Vinci,,E. Wittenberg, D Vennik, C. Zdanek, C. Ver eur, T. Tuomala, D. Walker,j VanDyke, C. Zachmann, D. VanHassent, K. Williams, K Zupic, M. Wilson, D. Wyner. Rear: W. Weiss, J VanHeemst, 1. Tucci, S. Wostbrock, R. Wentlejewski, P Visalli, R. Williams, K. Waetzel, B. Westington, J. Voss,j Waters, J. Venn. 149 Homeroom 01-Front CL-RJ: D. Abbott, K. Adkinson 1. Arthur, P. Allen, K. Delvecchio, J. Baines, C Ardire, N. Anderson, M. Aiosa, L. Barbaris, I Andruzzi, K. Beiger, C. Beier, M. Bausinfer, R. Barbaris, S. Borcsik, T. Branagh, M. Bugie ski, C. Bond, C. Borrelli, S. Bradyi Rear: 1. Carney, J Caputo, D. Carlson, S. Burn am, C. Delvecchio,l Campo. Homeroom 02-First Row fL-RQ: D. Colombo, D Falkenburg, T. Demario, C. Crusco, L. Daly, K. Doherty, N. Desiervo. Second Row: S. Cohen, F. Divivo, B. Darcy, N. Copeland, D. Fearon. Third Row: R. DeLaRoche,l Darby, M. Cutler. Fourth Row: A. Cunzio, K. Cleary, L: Costa, R. Cristiano, A. Feldhaus. Fifth Row: j. Craine, R. Dahlin, A. D Annibale D. Coerts, A. Duryea. Sixth Row D. Cathcart, I. Cattani, S. Cleary, W. Citron, S. Cassidy. 2 5. mMfvm,1w.,,m.EJwmw..eM.s.fJ,., Class of 1976 Homeroom 03-Kneeling fL-Ra: S. Greiner, B. Figart, R. Foley, l. Fisc er, B Finkle, 1. Creuze, l. Goudsward, I. Harris, M. C-adjo, M. Fitzpatrick, R. Haskell, 1 Freidel, C. Garbaccio, S. Hamilton Standing: 1. Geffert, K. C-reen, R. Hennig, P. Herbst, D. Figueroa, C Hermann, Y. Kemp, C. Heafy, N. Freitag, 1. C-reenburg, K. Hennessy, N. C-rant, M Harrison, L. Hellmich. Homeroom 05 First Row S Matha Newton - : . y, j. , M.j. Mastrogiacomo, L. McEwan, L. McManus. Second Row: H. Millmann, H. Mooy, P. McDermott, C-. McEvoy, J. Morrow. Third Row: R. Martino, R. Martin, M. McLaughlin, R. McCarthy. Fourth Row: T. Maas,Ci. McManus, 1. Mutchko, C. Martin, W. McLoughlin. Fifth Row: R. Nol, A. Nelson, R. Mefford, C. Morsch, M. Nitschke. Sixth Row: I. Marra, W. Namack, D. Nordham. Homeroom 04-Front IL-RQ: C. Maiorino W. Kelly, L. Kaiser, T. Joaquin, P. Kuhn K. Houston, L. Lombardo, C. Lewis, P. Kin sley,j. Knubel. Middle: K. Knight, S. Kelger, P. Keresztes, L. Lisbona, P. Lee, 1. Hulbert, P. Lee, D. Hohmann, K. Komsa. Rear: W. Luckett, C. Higgins, D. Hughes, R. limenez, 1. Marciano, R. Klein, M. Manahan, I. Kleespie, K. Lutz. T F i i l I I Homeroom 06-Front CL-Rj: M. Raciti, R Ossig, T. Pazano, M. Pease, R Romanowski, R. Reinhartsen, 1. Reinhart N. Parisi, D. Pizappi, D. Okoniewski, J Perrone, M. Porency, C. Piazza. Middle: R Rodrigues, C. Roman, j. Oeschlager. Rear: D. Provenzale, M. Osgoodby, M. Pannone, C. Rakers, K. Rooney, S. Reinholz, L Parszik, D. Rohl, D. Randaisi, P. Rippon, L Quinn, F. Paluzzi. 151 Homeroom 103 KneelmgfL RJ 1 Tiddes l Tedona R. Turley T.VanEck A.Vitolo D. Weaver M. Webster R. Wescott P. Wilk A. Washofer D. Taylor B. Watterson Standing: S. Torney A. Wolf T. Turi I Tedesco 1. Taylor L. Titus K. Young S Winder, 1. Zoppo, D. Wilson, A. Wedemier, L. Yawit, C. Youngblood, M. Wrocklage, R Tucker. Homeroom 107-Front IL-RQ: D. Santanello B. Schaertel, E. Sorensen, j. Stegle, D Scesney, M. 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Zacharin So long Here's to you '72 Debbie McManus Billy 84 Karen Frenchi 84 Barb Rita Weisheat Karen Monahan GIG Bob Kathy 84 Steve Kathie 84 Roger PEP Best Wishes Class of '72 Mr. 84 Mrs. Howard Niblette Me. gl Mrs. Norman Toci Bonnie 84 Mike Michele 84 Kenny Pickle Mr. 84 Mrs. William Beck llj'R.!I Mr. 84 Mrs. A. Korolevich johnny Mr. 84 Mrs. j. Geiling Randy White Mrs. Edna B. Mills Think Snow -W.H.S. Ski Club I don't know what to write! Mr. 84 Mrs. H. Schroter Beloit j. Randall White Dartmouth -3at1::3i3--irtrrifitrirliltrt-3613236 E Hudson Cit E1 E15 IIIIIIQ leads in New jersey Serving Savers for over 104 years s ' - if even Convenient Offices ,Mmm CWIIIII.. fbi In Jersey City: MAIN OFFICE 587 Summit Ave., at Five Corners BOULEVARD OFFICE 2530 Kennedy Blvd., at Jewett Ave. BAYVIEW OFFICE 532 Ocean Ave., at Bayview Ave. FIFTH WARD OFFICE 495 Grove St., at Pavonia Ave. In North Bergen: 7533 Bergenline Ave. In Bergen County: WALDWICK OFFICE 27 E. Prospect St. ORADELL OFFICE 249 Kinderkamack Rd. Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Veetaiiieiigiiitititll- 165 3339131113113 1323 3333 The Petite Beauty Shoppe 'Specializing in All Hair Care 24 Outwater Lane Garfield, NJ. 07026 ROSE AND JOSEPH OFFICIAL BOY SCOUT HEADQUARTERS The Wycoff Ivy Shop Inc. Clothing for Boys, Young Men, and Men Who Think Young 386 Franklin Avenue Wycoff, NJ. 07481 Phone 891-2210 COITTPIITTIGHES TREATS You Of the RIGHV, Koen-ILERS CUSTOM FLOORS 8 FRANKLIN TURNPIKE WALDWICK, N.1. 07463 Phone: f201j 447-1181 SUPERIOR MARKET Finest USDA Prime 84 Choice Meats 107 E. Ridgeway Ave. Ridgewood, NJ. Phone 652-2390-'I FREE DELIVERY CATHAY RESTAURANT WALDWICK Ho-Ho-Kus A Record Shop 627 N. Maple Avenue Ho-Ho-Kus, NJ. 07423 jean Maffia Paul Maffia fliiiiiilliili- iiifiliii 'ir i GOOD LUCK Members of the WALDWICK POLICE DEPT. BEST WISHES to the CLASS of '72 DeMARTINI Lumber Co. Good Luck to the Class of '72 CARL CITRON INC. BEST WISHES to the Class of 1972 from Mr 84 Mrs Rolf Hellmich Qi 3333331331333- Allendale Florist 'l'l4 W. ALLENDALE AVE. ,vl 4a ALLENDALE, N.I. 07401 Ph l201l 327-9389 Ralph Mosiello Ph 445-8927 HARMONY HOUSE 30A Franklin Tpke. Waldwick, NJ. FALKE CORPORATION 24 Frederick Street Waldwick, NJ. 07463 VW POWER REPLACEMENT ENGINES STREET at DUNE BUGGY ENGINES 'Q ENGINE PARTS M' PERFORMANCE PRODUCTS CUSTOM ACCESSORIES EMPI-SCAT-DEANO DYNO-SOARS MACHINE SHOP SERVICE CRANK-CASE ALIGN BORING Come Discuss Your Plans or Problems with Us 445-5990 The Prospect Tavern 18 W. Prospect St, Waldwick Phone 652-9819 :itittiiziiaaiiagii :Qat- :i-161:63 Ht Congrafufafiond CUIJ Ea! ,Minka fo Our Cfaaa of '72 Waldwick Lions iirfiiii Club 168 6.315136363333- 3333333133331 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES to the CLASS of 1972 from Waldwick Boosters Association Harold C. Greenberg - President Thomas Sweeney - Vice President Ellen Mettler - Secretary joseph Cook - Treasurer 169 'Q-C--3-3-3-3 11 'ii illifii ALAN F. WERNER Real Estate-Mortgages 63 Franklin Turnpike Waldwick, N.I. 07463 Telephone: 444-6334 ilriilllazjl- CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS of 1972 General Packaging Service, Inc. GIFT Ig ?l?V'cEI-RY P.O. Box 125 SHOP Waldwick Nj 07463 18 E. PROSPECT STREET ' ' ' WALDWICK, NJ. telephone: 444-4900 George Zumbano CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of '72 from the -Qtttf Class of '73 iliiillliiliii 170 -1-4-9-Q-9-9 -3i1::3:i::i:3--9:3:-it:.1::3::3::i13::ii:3--31j P.M.F. Alloys Rolled Metallic Calcium 140 Greenwood Ave., Midland Park, NJ. BOBBY KNAPP SKI SHOP INC. 16 Walnut St., Ridgewood, NJ. Phone l20'II 444-7576 BEST WISHES to the CLASS OF 7972 THE CLEAVER FAMILY gm! WM:-Lea .70 me 66155 of '72 AMERICAN LEGION WALTER N IGHTINGALE Post 4357, Waldwick APOLLO SUPPLIES FOR DANCE and CIYMNASTICS 40A FRANKLYN TURNPIKE WALDWICK, NJ. 07463 12011 652-8654 652-5311 FARISSI ER'S ESSO SERVICE Serving Waldwick Since 1924 Bear Front End Alignment Air Conditioning Service Tune-Up - Brakes 11 Crescent Ave. Waldwick 652-7564 Viviano Pizza 25 E. Prospect Street Waldwick, New jersey 652-9415 Italian Riviera, Inc. 8 E. Prospect Street Waldwick, NJ. 07463 illrliliifllililiiliiliii- -31::1::3:1::3:3::31:1:1:6i33- BEST WISHES FOR FUTURE SUCCESS FROM THE CLASS OF '74 WALDWIC K DELICATESSEN . 31A Franklin Turnpike, Waldwick, NJ. Congratu Iatlons to the PRODUCTION SUPPLY Class of 272 EQUIPMaEl:lT CORP. DISTRIBUTORS 0 MANUFACTURES AGENTS -COMPLIMENTS OF- 16 W. Prospect Street Stasneyys Inn Waldwick, New jersey 12011 447-3525-6 12121 349-0744 9 Franklin Turpike Waldwick, New jersey COLONY FLORIST, INC. 637 WYCKOEE AVENUE Tel. 552- 8626 WYCKOEE, NEW JERSEY Phone TW 1-0115 4,g:3iq::ji:31::3:1::i::31::i3:ir1:1:1: 172 eaeeeoe--oeaceecoceaeeg BOSWELL ENGINEERING CO. -Consulting Engineers- Ridgefield Park and Waldwick, N.I. Money when you need it most Larry Kupfrian INSURANCE 24-B E. PROSPECT ST., WALDWICK, N.I. 444-5959 - 444-7277 25 E. SALEM ST., HACKENSACK, N.I. l201J 489-2900 BEST WISHES to the CLASS of '72 WALDWICK ESSO AUTO REPAIRS - TUNE UP PICK UP and DELIVERY SERVICE 137 FRANKLIN TURNPIKE WALDWICK, N.I. VARSITY STUDIOS, INC. Creators of Warm Photographic Memories 100 South Highland Avenue Ossining, New York 10562 ROCKET BUILDING SUPPLY CO. Mason, Plastering 81 Dry Wall Materials 13 HEWSON AVENUE WALDWICK, NJ. Phone: 5201 9 652-8884 john j. Durante, Pres. David Thomas, Asst. Mgr. WALDWICK QUALITY MEAT MARKET Waldwlck NI 07463 28 West Prospect Street S QA? Phone: 447-3340 Ralph Zachmann OL 2-1311 l VIIIIQ L, BEN RIZZO ifiiiiiiilifiillliiiliiililiiiiiiiiiii- -Qziriiiiiiiii-iliilliiiiii' 3 Phone: 445-3189 LEVATO 8: GAUDIOMONTE 26 E. Ridgewood Avenue 00 -0 Ridgewood, NJ. 07450 ' 29 FRANKLIN TURNPIKE DOMINIC IOYCE WALDWICK, NJ. Fuel Oil-Kerosene Phone: 447-7300 56 Center Street Waldwick, NJ. Phone: Gilbert 5-8681 COMMUNITY FEDERAL SAVINGS 161 E. Main St., Ramsey, NJ. 8l 41 N. Walnut St., Ridgewood, NJ. HAH Work Guaranteedv 26 EAST PROSPECT STREET DYNASTAT, INC. WALDWICK NJ. 140 Greenwood Avenue Midland Park, NJ. 07432 Phone. 652-5171 -3'i13iii'i3i1if311i12i1if3-3311313-1213 174 ii -liiliil--Q1lIliii iiiliii WALDWICK GARDEN SUPPLY 140 Franklin Tpk., Waldwick, NJ. Telephone: Oliver 2-4037 IOSEF FRANK SALON and BOUTIQUE AMERICAN SALVAGE COMPANY Commercial Carpeting 8 FRANKLIN TURNPIKE WALDWICK, NJ. 07463 10 Franklin Turnpike Waldwick, NJ. Telephone: 445-5531 12011 445-9060 WILKOX-GRIFFIN CO. OFFICE FURNITURE 0 INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT 14 w. PROSPECT ST., WALDWICK, NJ. 07463 Telephone: 447-4950 CONGRATU I-ATIUNS HO-HO-KUS WIG-WAM 652-4669 Finest Quality Wigs to the 3 N FRANKLIN TPK. 0 HO-HO-KUS, NJ. 07423 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS of 1972 to the CLASS of '72 STARLITE RESTAURANT 21 Wycoff Avenue Waldwick, NJ. iilliiiii BOB IOHNSON PHONE 447 1481 WALDWICK SUNOCO GENERAL AUTO REPAIRS - ALL WORK GUARANTEED 164 Franklin Tpk. 0 Waldwick, NJ. 07463 iiiiiiiiiiilfii' 175 i,ii:Q::3:1::3,1::3:3:C:i:i:i- Best Wishes COMPLIMENTS of FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS of BERGEN COUNTY Allendale - Waldwick WALDWICK FIRE DEPARTMENT where you save DOES make a difference WALDWICK VARSITY LETTERMAN CLUB wishes the CLASS of 72 the Best of Luck Advisor - Mr. Gilbert Goodwin President - Ben Mondello Vice-President - Dave Christiano Treasurer - Fred Cutrofello Secretary - Tom Heerema gfgiaigaggitttltitiii 176 -3--3-3-3-6-6 ,at:1::3:33:3..g1:itt:i1::3.i:i6:i66 Breakfast Dinner Hot and Cold Buffet Our Specialty CATERING BY GERARD -For All Occasions- 'I7 GERARD DRIVE WALDWICK, NJ. 07463 Phone: 12015 445-8129 BEST WISHES IN THE FUTURE Class of '75 Waldwick Covered Cou rts 155 HOPPER AVENUE WALDWICK, NEW JERSEY 07463 PHON E: 444-3322 ACTION SPORTS, INC. put action in your sports 16 E. Prospect St., Waldwick, NJ. 07463 444-4946 200 Boulevard, Hasbrouck Heights, NJ. 07604 288-2956 POSTAGE STAMPS and COINS bought - sold Complete line of Accessories 0 Collections 0 First Day Covers BEST wlsHEs ' Mixmes To The Class Of '72 FAIRIDG.E from the Stamp Company 'I1 No. Broad Street KEY CLUB Ridgewood, New jersey irirliiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiil-1-1:13- -g:3:Q::3:691::3:3:Q:'ir3i6t--320111666 CONGRATULATIONS To All of You of '72 From All of Us at SHANLEY'S FRANKLIN TURNPIKE 84 PROSPECT STREET WALDWICK, NEW IERSEY Telephone: 445-7511 -CONGRATULATIONS- WYCKOFF QUALITY BAKERY to the class of '72 We Specialize in Quality 640 WYCKOEE AVE. WYCKOFF, N I 07481 Mr. and Mrs. Peter Dacales Phone: l201l 891-4900 LOUIS BERMAN, INC. DOM LA PORTA PHONE: 652-5666 LOU'S HARDWARE 84 PAINT STORE THE FRIENDLY STORE Plumbing 0 Electrical 0 Garden 0 Supplies 27 FRANKLIN TURNPIKE WALDWICK, N.j. 07463 DRAPKIN'S STATIONERS, INC 30 East Ridgewood Avenue Ridgewood, NJ. 07450 Phone: 652-9642-3-4 H.E. jig Farrier 12011 891-9520 U CHICKEN DELITE FARRIER SPORTING GOODS, INC. 29 E. PROSPECT ST. 0 WALDWICK Specialists in Team Equipment Phone: 444-3324-5 GOODWIN 84 CRESENT AVE. 0 WYCKOFE, NJ. 07481 iliiifiiiiliiilfiililililiiififil- 178 3:33939--iiiiiifiriiaiiti l.8cl. PLUMBING 84 HEATING CO. 143 Franklin Turnpike Waldwick, NJ. 07463 REINHOLD'S BAKE SHOP -Known for outstanding quality- BEST WISHES to the CLASS of '72 32 Franklin Turnpike Waldwick, NJ. Mr. 84 Mrs. john A. White jr. , Open Sunday Phone: 652-4454 u.:uo emu noe no-no-nus SAVE AND BANK A11 . . ,Awww mwszv Cl I IZENS FIRST sAooL: mvsn . . . almost 100,000 of your friends and neighbors do. u,,,:,, sung mv Memb r Federal Deposit Insurance Co p ratio wgfzwlcx wvcnorr coaccosocoocccccooco- i 179 i 'illllliiiliiiliilliili'-3--313--311133 CHOCOLATE SHOP PARTY 24 PROSPECT STREET WALDWICK, NJ. 607 NORTH MAPLE AVENUE -Congratulations- HO-HO-KUS, NJ. CLASS OF '72 compliments of a friend phone: 445-4300 Donald M. Murphy l201l 444-6414 ROAD SERVICE PHONE: 652-9100 LUTZ PUMPS, INC. 140 Greenwood Avenue Midland Park, NJ. GULF SERVICE GENERAL AUTO REPAIRS Prompt Free Delivery Phone: 652-5454 CENTER DRUGS Franklm Tpke. 84 Prospect Ave. ,The Prescription Store., Waldwlck' NJ' 07463 26 Franklin Tpke. Waldwick, NJ. ococececcsoooooooooeo- 180 -illilillii--iliilfiiiiilrlriiij 444-7060 Waggin' Trade 26 W. Prospect Street Waldwick, New jersey C OM PLI M EN TS 327-0888 O F 9 GIBUNG S A 81 B ROOFING FOOTWEAR Specialists in fitting regular and corrective footware 45 Interstate Shopping Center FRANKLIN TURNPIKE RWSGY, NJ. 07446 WALDWICK, NEW JERSEY 652-6034 ART'S SHOE SERVICE 8A W. Prospect Street Waldwick, New jersey Harry's Sweet Shop Golden Block Waldwick, NJ. Flowers by Richard Broderick, jr. The SCARUFO AGENCY 10 West Prospect St. 24 Wyckoff Avenue Waldwick, NJ. 07463 Waldwick, N.j. Phone 445-4040 444-2963 Beautique Hairdressers 13 Wyckoff Avenue Waldwick, NJ. 07463 iiiitiitiitiiiiiilriit- 181 'Q:,3 i,iti'.'tli.17f. Gilsenan and Company RELATORS 0 INSURORS 0 APPRAISERS 219 E. Ridgewood Ave. Ridgewood, New jersey Congratulations from the WOMEN'S CLUB OF WALDWICK MARATENES LIQUOR INC. The Liquor Store of Distinction Free delivery-Call 444-7200 18A East Prospect Street Opposite Municipal Bldg Waldwick, New jersey THE GATES AGENCY, INC. 17 Walter Hammond Place Waldwick, New jersey 07463 BEST WISHES from the Wyckoff B.P.O ELKS No. 2366 Waldwick 66 Auto Service Center 12 W. Prospect Street Waldwick, NJ. PHILLIPS HYDRO-FLOW INC. Pump Sales and Engineering 140 Greenwood Avenue Midland Park, NJ. 07463 447-5995 HOYTHUSING Y n Goods 0 Yarn 0 Notions 0 Crewel 0 Needle Point 27 E. Prospect St. Waldwick, NJ. 1 n Qtttiittittiiuttfitf -3333339--3366336136666 3 445 5555 262-1042 G.R. Bolen, Optician 5W Ridgewood Ave. o L Ridgewood, NJ. 183 Kaywin Rd Qllwst' Paramus, NJ. EAGLE GLASS -HOME IMPROVEMENT- Phone 447-2385 0 447-4515 jim Bliven VAN SCO, I N C. Hot Stamping Equipment 81 Accessories 140 Greenwood Ave. Midland Park, NJ. 07432 RBS MEATS 4 W. Prospect Street Waldwick, New jersey 652-9398 11 A World of Variety Awaits You At WALDWICK 5 84 10 We have something for every member of the family 29 E. Prospect Street Waldwick, New jersey 652-9461 wALDwlcK BARBER SHOP W X ' ll 20 W. PROSPECT STREET WALDWICK, NEW JERSEY in IERRY'S Cleaners 84 Tailors 3 Hour Deluxe Cleaning 5 Hour Shirt Service Sanitone Service 24 East Prospect St. Waldwick, NJ. Phone: 445-8079 Complete Ladies and Cents Tailoring and Alterations -COMPLETE FORMAL WEAR RENTAL- 652-5480 AdIer's Department Store 13 W. Prospect Street Waldwick, NJ. 07463 -3311113336333-31:33 RICCARDYS Esso SERVICENTER Compliments 59 W. Prospect Street of Waldwick, NJ. 07463 Phone OL 2-5800 ,O CC THE WALDWICK Phone 445-0675 EDUCATION ASSOCIATION Betty Brite Cleaners Quality is Our Difference Work Called for and Delivered 652-9512 l 10 E. Prospect St. Waldwick NJ. IOE'S SERVICE STATION Congratulations B,P. FROM THE 226 Wyckoff Avenue Waldwick, NJ. UNITED STATES AIRFORCE -GENERAL AUTO REPAIRS- Eor A GUARANTEED los, TRAVEL, EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES GOODPAY and ADVANCEMENT SEE YOUR LOCAL AIRFORCE RECRUITER PRINTING CO. at 18 South Broad Street WALPVWCKI N-1-07463 - Ridgewood, New jersey P011 652-5848 V Phone: 445-1488 Commercial and Social Printing ggqgaeaaeftiitiiitlfiiii- 184 'liil-ti .:lliii ii5.fiif lel G . :' zir -'A' A .. , ,. Z'ZIi73':22z - f - 1 I ' Q'A'-' Gamma 4 1 X T, 2714 KENNEDY BOULEVARD 1 1 TY.NEV' ER I N C 0 R P 0 R A T E D ' ' publishers of fine yearbooks since 1914 22 CALIFORNIA AVENUE PATERSON, NEW JERSEY O 503 AREA CODE 201684 4322 Congratulations to the Class of 1972 from THE MANOR 111 PROSPECT AVENUE WEST ORANGE, NEW JERSEY Telephone: 731-2360 9i:i96:ii:Q::iiIt11::3::3:it:3::iii,:i- 185 illfll 33131 iii?- A SPECIAL THANKS TO MR. E. MURRAY and MRS. D. TORRALBAS from The Yearbook Staff Compliments FROM of Mr. 84 Mrs. R. Torralbas INGER'S '72 FRIEND FOREVER 133231136 iiii li1fli 186 A Abbot, Debra 181 97, 150 Abbot, Rebecca 1111 82,93,141 ABRAMS, DEBORAH 1121 12 Abrams, Robert 191 147 Abrams, Russell 1101 144 ACKERMAN, DOUGLAS 1121 12 ADE,1ANICE1121 12, 77, 79, 87 Ade, Lorraine 191 80, 87, 96, 147 Adkinson, Karen 181 150 Adkinson, Lyne 1111 Agner AINLE Aiosa, Aiosa, ,Michael 110185,144 v,1oHN112113,a3,s4,1o5,121 leseih 1111 94,141 Mar 181 93, 97, 150 Allen, Monica 1111 141 Allen, Patrick 181 150 ALSIN 96 G, CHRISTOPHER 112113, 81, B8 Alsing, Frances 1101 79, 98, 144 Alsing, Paul 191 147 Alvarez, Davi 191 85, 147 Andersen, Stuart 1101 84, 144 Anderson, joyce 181 1 Anderson, Nancy 181 150 Anderson, Terry 1101 79, 87, 144 Andre, Neil 110183, 93, 94, 122, 144 ANDREOTTO, SUSAN 1121 13, 86 Andruzzi, joseph 181 75, 150 Andruzzi, Lucy 191 147 Andruzzi, Robyn 191 147 Anthony,Kim111182,91,92,101,141,143 Antonick, Kandace 191 147 Antonick, Kathryn 1111 84 Ardire, Cynthia 181 97, 150 Ardire, Daniel 1111141 Arthur, lay 181 150 ASTARITA, LESLEE 1121 12 Atkins, Loretta 1111 96, 100,141 AuGusTA, THOMAS 1121 12 Avino, james 191 Avino, Thomas 1111 83, 141 B Barrt, Brian 1111141 Backhaus, Betty 181 Backhaus, Danny 1111 88, 141 Bager, Christen 1111 141 Bager, David 1111 141 Baines, Brian 1101 129, 144 Baines, David 1111 141 Baines, jeffrey 181 150 Bangs, Kenneth 1111 BANTA, CARLA 1121 12 Bama, Suzanne 181 84 Barbaris, Brian 1101 144 Barbaris, Lori 181 97, 150 Barbaris, Robin 181 97, 150 BARBIER, SHIRLEY 1121 13 BARNABA, DEBRA 1121 13,82 BARRETT, 1AcQuELvN 1121 13 Barett, james 1101 129, 144 Bartalotta, Arturo 191 Barthold, Arthur 1101 144 Bartlett, Keithl1101 121, 144 Bausinger, Lin a1111141 Bausinger, Marilyn 181 97, 150 Beaumont, Karenann 191 147 Beccari, john 191 96, 122 Beck, Nancy 191 84, 93, 94, 147 BECKER, CATHY 1121 14 BECKER, EVELYN 1121 14, 78, 93, 94 Becker, Kevin 191 147 Becker, Lorraine 1101 93, 144 Becker, Patricia 191 147 . Beier, Catherine 181 97, 98, 101, 150 Beier, Donald 1111 75, 84, 141 BELL, LIBBY IANE 1121 14, 74, 75, 81, 82, 100 Bell, Melissa 19:1 75, 86, 88, 147 Bendit, Richar 1111 Beneduce, Eugene 1101 64, ss, 113, 144 Benevenuto, Loretta 1101 85, 144 Berk, Evan, 1101 84,533,144 Berkefeld, Isabelle 191 75, 147 Berry, Debra 1111 141 BERTRAM, IAMES 1121 15 Bickford, Donna 191 147 Bieger, john 1111 97, 141 Bieger, Kathleen 181 150 Biondo, Ludovico 191 85, 147 Bischof, Ralph 181 94, 95, 99 Blair, Chery 191 147 Blunt, jeanne 191 147 Boccino, Beverly 191 147 BOCCINO, MARGARET 1121 15 BOLDING, BEVERLEY 1121 15 Bolding, Donald 191 147 Bolding, Gary 1111 83, 125, 127, 141 Bombe yn, Lora 191 96, 98, 147 Bond, Cheryl 181 150 Bond, Debra 1111 141 Borcsik, Steven 181 150 Borgerson, Donald 1111 84, 88,141 Borgerson, Ronald 1111 88, 141 Borgia, Carolyn 1101 144 Index Borrelli, Claire 181 150 Boswell, Bruce 1101 126,144 Bradley, Michael 191 84, 93, 147 BRADLEY, PATRICIA 1121 14, 75, 77, 78, 90, 105 Brady, Susan 181 94, 95, 150 Branagh, Thomas 181 150 BRANIGAN, MAUREEN 1121 14 Branigan, Michael 191 147 Branigan, Robert 1101 Brash, Frederick 1101 84, 93, 94, 144 Braun, Mark 1111 129 BRAVO, WIDNA1121 14, 74 Brent, Linda 191 98, 147 Broncatello, Denise 1101 75, 84, 144 Brown, Frederick 1111 141 Brown, Robert 1111 141 Brunkhorst, Mark 1101 144 Brunkhorst, Michael 1101 144 Bruscino, Christopher 191 147 Bruscino, joseph 1111 94, 95, 99, 141 Bryan, Robert 1101 96, 144 Bugielski, Mari yn 191 97, 147 Bugielski, Mark 110194, 123,131, 144 Bu ielski, Michael 181 150 Bunock, Peter 1101 84, 144 Burgio, Theresa 191 87, 96, 147 Burnham, Scott 181 97, 150 Burnham, Steven 1111 121 C Caccioli, Carla 1111 75, 141 Caccioli, Michael 1101 144 CACIOPOLI, ANNE 1121 15 Callahan, james 1101 84, 88, 144 Callandrillo, Chery191 Calvello, joseph 191 147 Calvello, Lois 1111 84, 91, 97, 141 Cambrid e, Lizabeth 1101 86, 88, 144 Campbe , Richard 1101 144 Campo, james 181 Campo, james 1101 144 Campos, Larry 1111 Canino leseph 1111 97, 141 cami, f. 191 147 CANTON, KATHRlNE 1121 15 Caputo joseph 181 150 Carfelld, joann 1111 144 Carfello, Iohn 1111 93, 94, 95, 141 Carfi, Marilyn 1111 141 Carlsen Carlson , Steven 191 96, 122, 126, 147 , David 181 93, 94, 95, 150 Carlson, Ellen 1111141 Carney. loseph 181 93, 150 Carr, G eraldlne 191 147 Carr, joanne 1101 144 Carr, Lauren 111181, 82, 84, 141 Carr, St even 1101 84, 147 Caruso, Michael 1111 88, 141 Cassidy, Claire 191 92, 114, 147 Cassidy, Robert 1111 88, 141 Cassidy, Scott 181 150 Cassidy, Wayne 1111 83, 125, 141 Castel o, Linda 1101 144 Cathcart, Deborah 181 150 Cattani, Isabel 181 150 Cecere, Carolyn 191 147 Celantano, james 191 147 Cenno, Catherine 191 147 CENNO, MARIANNE 112115, 77, 78, 79, 80, 81, 93, 94 Chabert, Nicole 181 Chiappetta, Paul 1111 144 cHRlsTMAN, CAROL 1121 16 Christman, George 191 147 Citron, William 181 125, 126, 129, 150 Ciulla, Robert 1101 144 CLARK, ANN 1121 16 Clark, Barbara 191 147 Clark, Barry 1101 93, 144 Clark, james 1101 85, 122 Cleary, james 191 Cleary, Kevin 181 150 Cleary, Steven 181 150 CLEAVER, CHRlSTlE1121 16 Cleaver, Clace 191 147 Coerts, Donald 181 150 COERTS, SHERRI 1121 17, 96 Cohen, Steven 181 150 Collins, Donna 110192, 144 Colombo, Debra 181 97, 150 Comerford, Nancy 1101 144 CONLEY, CAROLYN SUE 1121 17 CONNELLY, CLAIRE 1121 17, 85, 104 Connelly, Elizabeth 1111 Connolly, Linda 191 147 Connolly, Terry 1111 141 Connors, Colleen 191 Constantino, john 1101 144 Constantino, Laura 1111 Cook, Donna 1101 75, as, 92,144 Cook, Ronald 1111 141 Cooper, Scott 1111 141 Copeland, Margaret 1101 144, 146 Copeland, Maureen 1111 75, 74, 90 Copeland, Norabeth 181 75, 150 Coppede, Raymond 191 75, 147 Costa, Louis 181 84, 150 COTTER, COLLEEN 1121 16 Cotter, john 191 Cottone, Maryann 1101 144 Craine, john 181 150 CRISTIANO, DAVID 1121 16, 83, 104,105 123, 124 Cristiano, Robert 181 129, 150 CRONIN, SHElLA112117, 84 Cruickshack, jane 191 87, 96, 147 Crusco, Carol 181 94, 150 Cuddeback, Bruce 191 Cunerford, N, 93 Cunningham, Claire 1101 75 Cunningham, Robert 1111 141 Cunzio, Anthony 181 150 Cutler, Martin 181 86, 150 Cutrofello, C. 191 147 CUTROFELLO, FREDERICK 1121 17, 75 76, 78, 83 CUTTER, IOSEPH 1121 18 D DACALES, IEFFREY 1121 18, 78.93, 121 Decales, Pamela 191 83, 125, 147 Dahlin, Richard 181 95,150 Daly, Frances 1101 87, 92, 93, 94, 144 D'Annibale, A bert 181 150 D'Annibale, joseph 191 129, 147 Darby, Daniel 1111 94, 126, 141 Darby, Eileen 191 147 Darby, joseph 181 150 Darcy, Candace 1101 84, 144 Darcy, Robert 181 150 Datti io, Sharon 191 86, 147 Davis, Alison 1.91 94, 147 Davis, Kennet 191 147 DAWSON, WILLIAM 1121 18 Dag Susan 191 De onis, Lin a 191 De Flora, Barbara 1111 84, 97, 141 De Flora, Kenneth 1101 84, 144 De Graff, Lynn 1101 144 De La Roche, Rocco 181 DELBIANCO, LINDA 1121 19 Delia, Lorraine 191 113, 114,147 Delonga, William 1101 144 Delvecchio, C. 181 150 Delvecchio, D. 191 97, 147 Delvecchio, K. 181 150 Delyannis, Pamela 191 147 Delyannis, Phillip 1111 Demarco, Debora 1111 79, 141 Demario, Theresa 181 97, 150 Demartini, Gloria 1101 84, 144 DEMARTINI, IOSEPH 1121 19 De Martino, Virginia 1111 Demeo, Charles 1101 144 DeNardo, Patricia 191 147 Dennis, Richard 1101 144 Dercole, Lori 1101 144 Dercole, Sharon 1111 84 Dercole, Thomas 191 147 Dergacheff, Michael 1111 141 Desai, Ashish 191 147 Desiervo, Nancy 181 150 Desiervo, Thomas 1111 141 Detanyle, D. 1101 144 Detemple, Diane 1101 Devine, john 191 147 Dillon, Thomas 1111 83, 99, 141 DISTEL, ELLEN 112119, 84 Distel, Gisela 1101 87, 144 Ditges, jeffrey 1101 84, 144 Dittamo, Ricky 191 147 Divenedetto, Teresa 191 147 Di Vivo, Frank 181 150 Doherty, Benjamin 1101 84, 122, 144 Doherty, Karen 181 150 Dolan, Thomas 1101 144 Donahue, Neil 191 147 Donahue, Steve 1101 Donlon, jessanne 1111 Donlon, Lucille 1101 144 DRECHSE, THOMAS 1121 18 Dros, Teresa 191 147 Drury, Richard 191 96, 147 Duggan, john 1101 144 DUGGAN, MARYANN 112118, 84, 94, 95 Duggan, Michelle 1111 84, 91, 141 Du e, john 191 93, 94, 147 Dunne, Kathleen 191 96, 114, 147 Dunnigan, Clement 191 75 Dunnigan, Timothy 1101 125, 144 Dursema, Holly 191 81, 147 Dursema, janice 1111 79, 80, 141 Durstewitz, Vicki 191 Duryea, Alan 181 97, 150 Dusch, jean 1101 91, 97 Duston, Christopher 1111 84, 121, 141 E Elliott, Pamela 1101 Elwood, Frank 1101 144 Elwood, Kevin 1111 84 7 Emer, Susan 1101 Ercolino, joseph 191 Evers, Marilyn 191 F Fagin, Eugene 1101 Fairweather, Gregory 110187,122, 144 Falk, Mitchell 110196, 144 Falkenburg4 Deborah 181 94, 99, 150 Fallon, Kat erine1111141 FAMIGHETTI, ESTHER 112118 Farrell, Wayne 1111 84, 141 Fearon, Donna 181 150 Fearon, Kathleen 111193,141 Feeley, T. 191 87, 147 Feldhaus, Andrew 181 88, 150 Feldhous, Dolores 1101 87, 144 FERLAZZO, ANTHONY 1121 19,119 Fernandez, Duncan 191 FERNANDEZ, ROSE MARIE 1121 19 Ferrone, john 1101 Ferrone, Thomas 191 147 Figart, Sherry Lee 1101 75, 84,144 Figart, William 181 126,150 Figueroa, Debra 181 93, 94, 150 Finkle, Bruce 181 97,150 Finnan, james 191 Finnegan, Cheryl 191 98,147 Fisher, john 181 150 FITZPATRICK, KEVIN 112119,119,125 Fitzpatrick, Michael 181 150 Fitzpatrick, Sheila 1101 Flaker, Richard 19181 Floroff, Stephen 1111 FLOURNOY, DEBORAH 1121 22, 85, 96, 121 Flynn, Louise 1101 144 Foley, Cathy 191 147 Foley, Robert 181 150 Foley, Terry 1111 Folker, Nancy 111184,141 Foote, Robert 1101 144 Foran, Danny 191 147 Foran, Richard 1111 Fornuto, Robert 111193,141 Fornuto, Silvia 191 147 Forrone, j. 1111 141 Foss, Debra 191 148 Fotino, Anthony 191 148 Fox, Edward 191 148 Franklin, Robyn 1101 84,144 Fredello, Marian 1911 Fredriksen, Kennet 191 93 Freidel,1ames181 150 Freitag, Nancy 181 150 Frins, Maryann 191 87, 98, 148 FRIO, DEBORAH 112122, 77, 78 Fritsch, Catherine 1101 96,144 Fritsch, Penelope 191 G Gadjo, Mark 181 150 Dallacher, Steven 1111 122,141 Gallahue, Robert 1111 75,141 Garbaccio, Cliff 181 150 GARBACCIO, ERNEST 1121 22,130 Garbaccio, Ricky 1111 129,141 Garofalo, Gary 1101 144 Gasca, Anthony 1111 Gates, DeniseL1101 144 Gawel, Cliffor 1111141 Geffert, james 181 97, 150 Gerster, Ruth 111194, 95,142 Gie old, Sharon 19196,148 Gilcfersleeve, Edmund 1101 144 GILDERSLEEVE, FRANK 112123 GILL, CHRISTINE 1121 23, 75, 77, 78,101 105 Gill, Edward 191 148 Giraud, Michael 191 148 GLASSHOF, BEVERLY 1121 11, 23, 75, 77, 78 Gleeson, Barbara 1111 84,142 Glynn, Grace 191 148 cehde, jill 1111 142 Gonzalez, Luisa 1101 84,144 Gordon, john 181 Gordon, Lorraine 1111 75,142 GORDON, MAUREEN 112122, 74, 97 Gordon, Richard 191 Goudswald, james 181 150 GOVORKO, GAYLE 1121 22, 85 Grady, D. 1101144 Granev, Daniel 1101 93 Grant, Nancy 181 150 Grant, R. 191148 Gray, james 111194, 95,142 Green, Kurt 181 85, 97, 150 Greenberg, jessica 181 97, 150 Grein, Michael 191 148 GREIN, PETER 1121 22, 75 Grein, Stephen 1111 142 Greiner, Steven 181 126, 150 Griffin, Lawrence 191 84, 148 GRIFFIN, PATRICIA 112123, 84, 88 GRIMSDALE, KEVIN 112123 1 Index GRINER, GARY 1121 23 Gruber, Adrienne 1101 84, 145 GUENTHNER, GLENN 1121 24, 84 Guenthner, Margaret 181 87, 96, 97 Guenthner, Mar 19185, 148 Gueze, johannes 181 93, 150 H Habermann, Susan 1101 145 Haeberle, Herbert 1101 122, 145 Ha mann, Lynn 110184, 96,145 Ha8enbeck, Robert 181 Hamilton, Maryjane 1111 HAMILTON, ROBIN 112124, 83 Hamilton, Shay 181 150 Hammond, Robert 1101 126, 145 Hannan, Eileen 191113,148 Hansen, Karen 1111 142 Harris, Gene 1111 84, 142 Harris, jeffrey 181 150 HARRISON, BONNIE 1121 24 Harrison, Marianne 181 150 Harrison, Patrick 1111 126, 142 HART, NANCY 1121 25 Hartle , Denise 191 94, 148 HaskilE Russell 18197,150 Hayter, Andrew 191 75, 87, 131, 148 Hazard, Daniel 191 148 Hazard, Debra 1111 84, 142 Hazen, Katherine 1101 Heafy, Coleen 181 84, 97, 150 Heafy, Kevin 1101 84, 145 Heerema, Margaret 1101 145 HEEREMA, THOMAS 1121 25, 83, 123, 124, 131 Heim, joseph 1101 145 Hellmich, Leslie 181 97 HELLMICH, RUTHANN 1121 11, 25, 93 94, 105 Hellmich, Sandra1111101,142 Hennessy, Christine 1101 87, 145 Hennessy, Karen 181 97, 150 Hennig, Barbara 111184,142 Hennig, Richard 181 150 HENSHALL, VANESSA 1121 24 Herbst, Pamela 181 150 Hermann, Cynthia 181 95,150 Hermann, Sharon 1111 93, 94, 9B Herrmann, Eileen 1101 92,145 Heyzer, Elaine 1101 92, 145 Heyzer, Patricia 191 92, 98 HEYZER, ROGER 1121 24 Higgins, Christopher 181 151 Higgins, Luke 1101 122, 145 Hi e, Kim 110187, 92,145 Hockenbeck, Keith 1101 84, 122 HOCIOr, Daniel 1101 83, 96, 122, 145 Hoehne, jeffrey 1101 145 Hohmann, Denise 181 95,151 Holm, Carl 1101122, 145 Holm, Rudy 1-IIO1 122,145 Holmes, Mic ael 1101 93, 122, 145 Hooper, Kenneth 1101 85 Hooper, Teresa 1111 88, 142 Hopson, Maryanne 1101 84, 87, 96 Houston, Glenn 191 122, 148 Houston, Kevin 181 151 Hryciak, Daniel 1101 85 Huber, Dana 9186, 148 Hudson, Robert 1101 Hughes, Donald 181 93, 151 Hu bert, D.1101144 Hulbert, Dennise191 Hulbert, june 181 97, 151 HURLEY,1AMES 1121 24, 77 Hurley, Steven 191 148 Hussey, M. 1111142 Hussey, T, 191 148 I IRELAND, DONALD 1121 25, 81, 93, 94, 99 Ireland, Nancy 191 92, 148 I IABLONSKI, PATRICIA 1121 25 lAcKsoN, ALAN 1121 25, 93 jafarigian, Stephen 1101 Jann, Charles 1101 93, 94, 95, 96, 145 IENSEN PAUL 1121 26,123,124,131 jeromin, Lori 130145, 81, 87, 96, 97 jimenez, Eliza eth 1101 145 jimenez, Raymond 181 151 joaquin, Thomas 181 151 job, Steven 1101 145 johnson, Jennefer 191 88, 114, 148 johnson, Sharon 19194,113,14B jones, Erin 191 96 juby, Robert 1111 142 K Kadien, Thomas 1101 84, 131 Kahrs, Robin 191 148 Kaiser, Leigh 181 151 Kaiser, Lorelei 1101 145 Kane, Brian 111184,142 1 Kane, Sally 191 148 Kannegiser, Theresa 1101 Kaplan, Debbie 1101 84, 145 Kaplan, Renee 1101 97 KAPLAN, STEPHEN 1121 26, 78, 83, 121 KAPRELIAN, GREGORY 1121 26, 84,119 131 KATIGBAK, MARIA 112127, 76,77,78,81 82, 86 Katigbak, Stephen 1101 145 Katz, Frank 1111 142 Katz, Grace 1101 84, 145 KATZ, INGER 1121 27, 77, 78, 105 Kayi, Kathryn 1111 142 Ke lbeek, Louis 1111 84, 142 Keller, Kevin 1101 Keller, Peter 1111 121, 142 KELLER, ROGER 1121 27, 83,119 Keller, Susan 181 97, 151 KELSO, TIMOTHY 1121 26 Kelly, Patricia 191 148 Kelly, William 181 151 Kensicki, Deborah 1101 145 Keresztes, Ann 1101 113, 145 Keresztes, Patricia 181 97, 151 Killion, Kathleen, 191 87, 148 KIMBALL, ALFRED 1121 26,125 Kingsley, Patricia 181 97, 151 Kirschbaum, William 1111142 Klaproth, Bethanne 110184, 113,114 KLAPROTH, ROY 1121 26, 83, 125, 127 Kleban, Ronald 1101 75, 84, 145 Kleespie, jeffrey 1181 151 Kleespie, Kennet 1101 126, 145 Klein, Ronald 181 151 Klein, Wendy 1101 145 Knies, Nancy 1101 87, 96 Knight, Kathy 151 97, 151 Knister, Terrence 1101 93, 94, 96, 145 Knoblock, Michael 1111 142 Knubel,1ody181 151 KOEHLER, SUSAN 112127, 76, 78, 82, 90 98, 100 Kolb, Henry 1111 54, 142 Komsa, Karen 181 97, 151 ' KOMSA, ROBERT 1121 27, 119 Kopec, Cy1nthia 191 87, 93, 94, 148 Korolevic , Barbara 191 92, 148 Korolevich, Michael 1111 131 Koroly, Linda 191 148 KOSTOVICK, MARY 1121 27, 90 Kuhl, Virginia 181 Kuhn, Paul 181 151 Kulnlskl, Paul 181 84, 97 Kulback, Cindy 191 148 KULBACK, HEIDI 112128 Kwederis, Dianne 1101 96, 148 Kwiatek, Robin 1101 L Ladolcetta, john 191 148 Lampe, Lynne 191148 Lanchantrn, Richard 1101 126, 145, 146 Lang, Gloria jean 111184, 142,143 Lang, Karen 111191,142 LAPLANTE, MARION-ROSE 1121 28, 93, 94 Laraia, Rita Ann 1101 145 LARRE, EDWARD 1121 28, 121 Laudato, Bonnie 1111 142 Lavin, john 191 148 LEAP, DEBORAH 1121 29, 84, 98 LEAP, DIANE 1121 29, 75, 84 Lee, Barbara 1111 84, 142 Lee, Paul 181 95,151 Lee, Peter 181 151 LElGH,1EANNE 1121 29 LENZ, DIANE 112128 Lenz, Robert 1101 145 LEPORE, MICHAEL 1121 28,105 Letsche, john 191 148 Levine, Mark 191 93, 94, 122, 129, 148 Lewis, Catherine 181 84, 151 Lewis, Catherine V. 191 86, 97 Liba, A. 1111 Lindsey, Steve 1101 145 Lisbona, Larry 181 122, 151 Lisbona, Peggy 1101 80, 93, 96, Loeffel, james 1101 Lombardi, H. 181152 Lombardi, Susan 191 93, 94, 95, 148 Lombardo, Lisa 181 151 Lombardo, Victor 191 148 Love, Elizabeth 181 Luciani, Debora 191 75, 92, 148 Luciani, Dorian 1111 142 Luciano, Margaret 181 Luckett, William 181 151 LuCYi lames 191 148 Lutz, Kennet 181 151 LUTZ, LORRAINE 1121 28 Lyle, Rosemarie 191 148 M Maas, Theodore 1111 93, 142 Maas, Timothy 181 151 1 Macio, Paulette, 1101 84, 96, 145 Macneill, Cole 191 148 Maguire, Diane 1111 96, 97,142 Maguire, Kathryn 1101 Maidan, Kerry1101 145 Mainenti, Ro ert 191 Maiorino, Cathryn 181 97, 151 Mallia, Albert 1101 Malmeister, jo n 191 Maloney, Larry 1101 145 Manahan, Gai 111181, 82, 84,142,143 Manahan, Mark 181 151 Mandel, Thomas 1111 142 Manley, Stephen 1111 81, 83,142 Manno, Bruce 191 Manno, john 1111 Manolt, Mary 191 87, 148 Manzo, Robert 191 148 MARATENE, jOAN 1121 29, 77 Marciano, james 181 151 Marks, Robin 191 ao, sa, 96, 97, 148 MARKS, SUSAN 1121 29, 79 Markstein, james 1111 142 MARKSTEIN, PATRICIA 1121 29 Marra, joseph 181 151 Martin, Cynthia 181 84, 97, 151 Martin, Robert 181 84, 151 Martino, Robert 181 151 Masavage, Raymond 1101 84, 145 Mastrogiacomo, M. 181 97, 151 Mastrogiacomo, Mic 191 148 Mathay, Angela 1111 Mathay, Simplicia 181 97, 151 Mather, jill 110187, 96, 145 Mathews, Margaret 191 84, 92, 148 MAY, THOMAS 1121 30, 77, 83, 93, 94 MAZUREK,jANET112130 Mcandrew, Brian 191 148 Mc Cann, Daniel 1111 MC CARTHY, BRIAN 1121 30,119 Mc canhy, Kevin 191 75, 148 Mc Carthy, Margaret 1101 84, 88, 145 Mc Carthy, Rosemarie 181 151 Mc Carthy, Timothy 191 129 Mc Clatchev, Barbara 191 148 Mc Clatchey, D. 1101 146 MC CLATCHEY, KATHLEEN 1121 31, 77, 78, 91, 104, 105 Mc Cormack, Robert 191 148 Mc Cowan, William 191 148 Mc Dermott, Kevin 1101 129 Mc Dermott, Patricia 181 151 Mc Dougall, Dale 1101 Mc Evay, Gina 181 93, 94, 95, 151 Mc Ewan, Lynn 181 151 Mc Ginn, Diane 1112.142 Mc Goldrick, josep 1111 142 Mc Govern, james1191 148 Mc Gowan, Richar 191 148 Mc Grail, Mary Ellen 1101 Mc Grory, Francis 191 148 Mc Grory, Thomas 1101 145 Mc Guiness, Carin 191 114 Int re Kim 9 87 92 148 MC y , 1 1 , , MC KENNA, MARlANNE112131, 84, 90, 113, 114 Mc Laughlin, Michael 181151 Mc Laughlin, Patricia 1101 Mc Laughlin, Theresa 181 96 Mc Laughlin, Thomas 1101 Mc Laughlin, William 181 151 MC MAHON, ELIZABETH 112131, 76, 82, 87, 98 Mc Manus, Deborah 111175, 84, 97,142 Mc Manus, Greg 181 151 Mc Manus, Lorraine 181 93, 99, 151 Mc Pherson, Debra 1101 84, 145 Mefford, Roger 181 151 Megnin, Mic ae 1111 83, 142 MELLISH, EDWARD 1121 30 Mellish, Lourdetta 191 148 Mellish, Noel 1111 Merrick, Maryann 1101 84, 145 Mettler, Gregg 191 129, 148 Meyer, Barbara 191 Miggels, john 1111 142 MILEHAM, CHERYL112130, 76, 77, 81, 82, 84, 86 Mileham, Lorren 110181, 84, 86, 88, 96, 97, 145 MILLER, SCOTT 1121 31 Millmann, Henry 181 151 Mimo, Kenneth 191 Mingiilone, Gail 191 93,9-1, 114,148 Mint orn, Dean 1101 Mirti, Maria 191 88, 148 Mirti, joseph 1101 145 Mocilenko Marianne 1111 142 MONAHAN, KAREN 1121 31 Monahan, Sharon 1101 84, 145 MONDELLO, BENEDICT 112132, 83, 105, 119, 130 Mongulla, janice 1101 87, 93, 94, 145 MONSEES, PATRICIA 1121 32, 78 Monsees, Stephen 181 76 Montag, Clare 191 Montag, james 1101 145 Index MONTANO, DENISE 112132 Monturi, jodi 191 148 Moore, Marian 1101 75 Moore, Mary 191 85 Mooy, Hans 181 151 Morath, Christene19184,114,148 Morelli, Mark 111193,95,142 MOREY, STEVEN 1121 33 Morgan, Keith 191 Morris, jeffrey 191 84, 93, 94, 123, 148 Morris, Paul 111182, 83,142 MORRISSEY,jAMES112133 Morrissey, janet 191 148 Morrow, Cheryl 1111 142 Morrow, joan 181 97, 151 Morsch, Christine 181 97, 151 MORSCH, FRANCES 1121 33 MROS, ROBERT 1121 32 Mull, Evelyn 1101 145 Mull, joseph 1111 Muller, Barbara 1101 145, 146 Mullhaupt, Andrew 181 85, 93 Mullhaupt, Catherine 191 148 Mulrain, Barbara 191 87,148 Murray, M. 18197 Murrayk, Kenneth 191 Mutcko, john 181 75, 87, 97, 151 N Nagle, Nadine 191 NAGLE, PENNY 1121 32 Namack, WendyI181 87, 151 Nardone, josep 1111 142 Natelli, Nelson Nelson Nelson Nelson Alicia 1101 145 , Arthur 181 151 , Craig 191 148 Nelson, , Richard 1111 99,142 ,Vanja1111142 jean 191 87, 149 NEUMANN, KENNETH 1121 32, 84 Neumann, William 191 149 Newton, Elizabeth 1101 Newton, john 181 151 Newton, judith 1101 NEWTON, MARY 1121 33 NIBLETTE, BONNIE 1121 33, 84,104 Nitschke, Ernest 191 149 Nnschke, Mary 181 151 Nol, R. 181 97, 151 Nordham, Diane 181 97, 151 Nordham, DougIas1111121,125,126,142 Nordham, john 191 75,149 Noskowsky, Karen 1101 145 O Oakes, Michael 181 Oakes, William 111184,142 O'BRIEN,jOHN112133 OCCHIPINTI, GEORGE 1121 36 O'Connell, james 191 84, 93, 95, 149 O'Connor, Brian 1101 84, 145 O'Connor, Michael 1111 142 Oeschlager, james 181 97, 151 Oeschlager, Tom 1101 84, 93, 94, 95, 122 145 Offinnga, Richard 191 O'Hara, Kathleen 1101 O'Keefe, Daniel 1111 142 1 O'Keefe, Michae C1101 145 Okoniewski, Davi 181 87, 95, 151 Okoniewski, Glenn 1101 94, 99 O'NElLL, EUGENE 1121 36 O'NEILL, GERARD112136,125 O'NeiIl, Patrice 1111 142 O'NEILL, WILLIAM 112137 Onod Karen 10 145 100, 1 Oravetz, Peter 191 129, 149 Oravetz, Ruth 1101 75, 87, 98, 145 Osgoodby, George 1101 75, 83, 87, 96, 131, 145 Osgoodby, Mary 181 97, 151 Osorio, jose 1101 129, 145 OSORIO, OSWALDO 112137,104, 119 Ossig, Robert 181 151 P Padovano, Gloria 191 149 Pagano, Thomas 181 Pagliaroni, Felecia 191 149 Pa1ari, Karen 1101 145 Pa uzzi, Frank 18197,151 Pannone, Margaret 181 97, 151 PANTOLIANO, PATRICK 1121 36 Parisi, Anthony 1111 126,142 Parisi, Nicholas 181 151 PARSZIK, jEAN 1121 36, 86 Parszik, Louis 181 93, 95, 151 Patafio, Cindy 1101 75, 84 Patafio, john 191 149 Paul, Diane 1101 145 Pawelka, Ric ard 1101 93, 145 Pazaro, T. 181 151 Pease, Cheryl 1101 87, 96, 145 Y, 1 l ORAVETZ, jOSEPH 1121 11, 37, 83, 84, 21 Pease, Michael 181 75, 97, 151 PEASE, RICHARD 1121 36, 83 Penney, Norman 1111 81, 83,131,142 Pepe, Mary Ellen 1111 84, 97,142 PEPlTONE,jAMES1121 37, 84,129 Pepitone, john 191 Pepitone, Michael 191 93, 94, 122, 149 Percuoco, Anita 1111 84, 90, 142 Perino, Christopher 1101.122,131,145 Perino, Edward 1101 145 Perkins, Theodore 1101 145 Perle, Stephen 191 85, 149 ' PERNO, ANTHONY 1121 37,121 Perrone, Anthony 1101 145 Perrone, joseph 181 151 Perrone, Peter 191 149 Perry, jt.dy1101 84, 87, 93, 94,145 PERRY, DIANE 1121137, 78, 82, 84, Peterman, Debora 1101 85 PETERMAN, SUSAN 1121 38 Peterson, Robert 191 149 Peterson, Sharon 1111 142 PETZOLD, KAREN 112111, 38 Pfeiffer, jill 1101 75 Pfleger, Brian 1111 Pfle er, Susan 1101 75, 83, 92, 114, 145 PhilEps, Steven 1101 96, 145 Piazza, Christop er 181 75, 151 Piazza, Michae 191 129 Picard, Nancy 191 88, 149 Pinkham, Evelyn 191 PIRO, DOROTHY 1121 38, 86 Pizappi, David 181 151 Pizappi, joe 110184 Plavler, joan 110187,145 Ponzo, Carolann 191 149 Poppe, Wayne 191 84, 149 Porency, Mi :hae 181 151 Porreca, Su- Jn 1101 75, 84, 92, 114, 145 Porter, james 1101 145 Porter, joanne 1111 Porto, Barbara 1101 84, 145 Porto, Michael 191 84, 86, 87, 149 PORTO, MICHELE 1121 39, 82, 84, 91 Porto, William 110196,126,145 POST, HOWARD 1121 39, 78, 83, 84 Provenzale, Debra 181 97, 151 Provenzano, Gary 1101 Purcell, Diane 1101 87, 93, 98,145 Purdy, Steven 191 149 Q Quinn, Leslie 181 97, 151 Quinn, Thomas 1101 84, 145 R Raciti, Mark 181 151 Ragonese, Diane 1101 Ragno, Denise 191 75, 84, 93, 95,114,149 Raisch, Patricia 1101 88 Rakers, Cherri 181 87, 97, 151 Randaisi, Deborah 181 97, 151 Ratay, Lee 1101 84, 146 REARDON, ELLEN 1121 39, 75 Reguzzoni, Robert 1101 146 REINAUER, LEE 112138 Reinhart, Edward 1101 122,146 Reinhart, jeffrey 181 151 Reinhartsen, Robert 181 93, 151 Reinholz, Susan 181 97, 151 Reischel, Angela 1111 79, 87 Reynolds, Wayne 191 149 Riccardi, jean 191 149 Rich, Roxann 110184, 96, 99,131, 146 Rieger, Donald 1101 122,131,146 Rigoll, Stephen 1111 142 Rippon, Kathleen 1111 96, 142 Rippon, Patricia 181 93, 94, 95,151 Rippon, Vincent 1101 146, 96 Rivera, Rosemarie 1111 142 Roberts, Kg. '1111 Roberts, I ,ianie181 Roche, Stephen 1101 Rodrigues, Richard 181 97, 151 Rogers, Bruce 1111 142 ROGERS, jEFFREY 1121 38, 93, 94,121 Roll, Donna 18197,129,151 Roll, Kathleen 191 88, 96, 149 ROLL, PATRICIA 1121 39 Roll, William 1111 Roman, Craig 181 97, 151 Romanowski, Richard 181 151 Rooney, Kathleen 181 151 Rooney, Marian 1111 85 Rosano, Pamela 1111 84, 143 Rose, Kevin 1101 75, 96, 146 Rosen, Gary, 191 149 Roth, Karen 181 Roy, Mary 1101 84, 96,146 RUSSELL, GAIL 1121 39 Russell, William 181 86 Russo, Mark 191 123, 131, 149 RUTLER, BRIAN 1121 40 RYAN, EDWARD 1121 40, 80 Ryan, Paul 181 152 Ryan, Robert 1111 143 if se, Ryan, William 1101 S Sa'e, Natisha 1111 81, 82, 86, 97, 99,143 Sala, Paul 1101 146 Salafia, Ro ert 181 152 Salamone, Maryann 191 87, 98, 149 Salerno, john 1101 129, 146 Sam, Ellen 1111 82, 93, 94, 95, 99,143 Sandler, Poly 181 97, 152 Saner, Francine 1111 84, 90, 143 Sankowich, Susan 191 149 Santanello, Debra 181 152 Savage, Christopher 181 152 Savastano, james 191 149 SAVASTANO, RONALD 1121 40 Scesney, Deborah 181 97, 152 Schaertel, Barbara 181 93, 94, 95, 152 Schank, Deborah 1101 146 Schaper, joan 1111 81, 82, 86, 97, 143 SCHIELE, IOYCE 1121 41,86 Schiele, Paul 1111 143 Schmidt, Carol 181 SChmidt, William 19184,149 Schoen, Allen 1101 Schottke, Robert 1101 96, 146 Schreyer, Linda 191 SCHROEDER, IOYCE 1121 41 Schwarze, Eleanor 191 149 SCHWINCE, DEBORAH 1121 41, 93, 96 Schwinge, Robert 1101 94, 96, 146 SCIELZO, FREDERICK 1121 40, 85, 106 Sciuto, Nancy 1101 87, 99, 146 SCIUTO, PALMA112140, 76, 81, 82,106 Scully, Elizabeth 1101 87, 96, 146 Scully, Robert 191 149 Sehr, David 181 152 Sehr, Robert 191 149 Sehr, Terrince 111182, 99, 143 Semeraro, Lisa 1101 146 sERvlss, ANNE MARIE 1121 40, 93, 94 Serviss, joan 181 97, 152 Severs, Barbara 1111 82, 91, 97, 99, 143 S an a, Mark 181 97, 152 SEanEey, Mary 191 149 Shapter, Robert 1111 81 Shaw, E. 1101 146 Sheldon, Peter 1101 84, 123, 146 Sherman, Ellen 19184, 92,114 Sherman, Neal 1911149 Sherwin, Elizabet 191 96, 149 Sherwin, Patricia 181 97, 152 Shneyer, Mark 1111 84, 143 Sietsma, Richard 1101 Sikora, Barbara 181 97, 152 SILVAN, BARBARA 1121 41 Simpson, Cathy 191 92, 114, 149 Sinicki, Stella 1101 146 Sinicki, Walter 191 149 SIPPI, CATHERINE 1121 41 Skinner, Robert 1101 84, 93, 94, 146 Smith, Brian 110185, 122 Smith, Brian E. 191 149 Smith, Cathy 1101 as, 146 Smith, Deborah 1111 Smith, Robert 1101 146 SMITH, ROSEMARY 1121 41, 74, 75 Smith, Stephanie 1101 94, 146 Smith, Warne 181 152 Smith, wil iam 191 149 Smithson, Char es110193,146 Sokoly, Wayne 1111 Sorber, Patricia 1111 Sorensen, Eleanor 181 152 Sorensen, Laura 1111 82, 99, 143 Spayd, Steven 191 84, 149 Spa d, Wanda 1111 96, 101,143 Stadlerman, Donna 181 97, 152 Stafford, jeffrey 181 152 Stafford, Scott 1101 STARK, DEBORAH 112142 Stark, Marion 181 152 Stark, Richard 191 Steg, Robert 191 84, 87, 149 Stegle, janice 1111 84 Stegle, judith 181 93, 94, 95, 152 Ste le, Steven 191 149 SteEle, Maryanne 1101 146 Stermensky, Lynn 1101 146 Stermensky, Mary 181 97, 152 Stivers, Cynthia 1101 79, 80, 86, 146 Stivers, Karey 181 152 Stubbe, Rita 1101 87, 96, 146 STUMMER,1OSEPH 1121 42 Stummer, Mary 1111 84, 143 suhaka, Donald 1111 143 SUPPO, KATHLEEN 1121 42 Suppo, Ste'phen 1101 146 Sushko, je frey 191 149 Suter, Collen 191 75, 149 Suter, Donald 1101 SWEENEY, BRIAN 1121 43, 84 Index Sweeney, Noreen 181 Sweeney, Suzanne 181 97 Sweener, Thomas 1101 123, 146 Sypp, A ice 1101 75, 92,146 syp ,SteIphen 181152 Szago, A ex 181 92, 152 Szorc, Deborah 181 86, 97, 152 T Tacconi, Anita 1101 97, 113, 146 Tacconi, john 191 87, 149 Taddonis, Deborah 1101 86, 146 Tamburello, Angeline 191 149 TAMBURELLO, MARIA 112143, 96 Tanis, Cheryl 181 97, 152 Tanis, Sheree 1101 97, 146 Tanis, Stacy 181 84, 152 Tarraglia, Nancy 191 149 Taurone, Debora 191 Taylor, Daniel 181 152 Taylor, julie 181 97, 152 Taylor, Patricia 1101 146 TAYLOR, ROBERT 1121 43 Tedesco, loanne 181 97, 152 Tedona, Elise 1101 146 Tedona, john 181 152 Teresinski, Robert 191 149 Terlemazian, Aram 1101 96 TERLEMAZIAN, DIANE 1121 42 TERLEMAZIAN, IOHN 112142, 83,119 Terwilleger, Allan 1101 93, 94, 146 TERWILLEGER, STEPHEN 112142, 84, 93 Thessen, Kenneth 1101 Thibodeau, Kevinc1111 143 Thompson, Donal 1111 122, 143 Thurkauf, Andrew 191 85, 122, 149 THURKAUF, FRANK 112143, 78, 84, 93, 94 TICE,MARCIA112143 Tiddes, james 181 152 Tiddes, Maryellen 1111 75, 143 Titus, Lisa 181 93,152 Tormey, Maryellen 191 96, 149 Tormey, Steven 181 152 Torosian, Mary 1111 84, 96, 143 Torosian, Rose 1101 75, 84, 146 TORRANO, DOMINICK 112143 Torrano, Iosephine 1101 75, 146 Tossoonian, Allan 191 149 TOSTO, IOHN 112146, 84, 91,104 Tosto, Linda 1111 143 TRINGONE, ANGELA 1121 46, 96, 98 Tringone, Phyllis 1101 Tucci, Frederick 191 149 Tucci, Susanne 1111 84, 143 Tucker, Richard 181 152 TUOMALA, RALPH 112147, 83, 84,93,94, 99 Tuomala, Thomas 191 75, 96, 99, 149 Turchiano, Marie 1101 Turi, Regina 1111 90, 113, 143 Turi, Theresa 181 97, 152 TURICK, ALICE 1121 47, 75, 76, 77, 78, 82, 86 Turley, Janice 1101 146 Turley, Roger 181 75, 152 Turton, Miche e 1101 84, 85 U Ursetti, Thomas 1111 131 V VALENTINE, ANNE 1121 46, 77, 78, 79, 86 Van Dyke, jack 191 149 Van Dyke, Harry 1111 125,143 VAN DYKE, KEVIN 112146 Van Dyke, Robert 1101 84, 146 van Eck, Mary 1111 75, 97, 143 Van Eck, Timothy 181152 vanek, William 1111 82, 84,121,143 VAN GELDER, DAVID 112146 Van Hassent, Donald 191 149 VAN HASSENT, GARY 1121 47, 76, 77, 78, 81, 82, 83, 84, 86 Van Heemst, james 191 122, 149 VANDAE, DENISE 1121 47, 84 Vanwetering, Kathy 1111 91, 143 Varsho, Kat leen 191 Varsho, Michael 111184 VECCHIARELLO, PHYLLIS 112147, 84 Venn, john 191149 Vennik, Debora 191 149 Verdeur, Catherine 191 149 Verile, Paula 1101 91, 146 Villarosa, Ronald 1101 Vinci, Frederick 191 149 visalli, Peter 191 149 Vitolo, Anthony 181 152 Vitolo, Rose 1111 96, 143 Voss, George 1121 48 Voss, john 191 149 VYBIHAL, PHILIP 1121 48 W Wachtel, Carolyn 191 B6 Waetzel, K. 191 149 WAGGONER, KATHERINE 1121 48, 76 84, 114 Waggoner, Peter 1101 WALKER, BEVERLY 112149, 100 Walker, Donna 191 92, 114, 149 WARNER, ANITA 1121 49 Washofer, Alfred 181 152 Wassmer, Raymond 1101 83, 123, 146 Waters, Becky 1101 114 Waters, Don 1111 143 Waters, john 191 149 Waterson, Howard 1101 146 Watkins, C. 1111143 Watterson, Brian 181 152 Watton, Barbara 1101 93, 94, 146 Weaver, Donald 181 152 Weaver, Gary 1111 143 WEBER, RONALD 1121 49, 104, 131 Webster, Michael 181 75, 152 Wedemeier, Alan 1111 83, 131, 143 Wedemeier, Arlene 181 97, 152 WEISHEIT, RITA 1121 48, 84, 90 wElss, ALISON 1121 48, 79,80 Weiss, William 191 122,149 Weitz, Steven 181 93, 95 WENTLEIEWSKI, RICHARD 1121 48 Wentlejewski, Robert 191 149 Wenz, Christopher 1111 83, 143 Werner, Betsy 1101 98, 146 WERNER, ROBERT 1121 49 Wescott, Ralph 181 152 Westervelt, Robin 1111 84 Westington, Barry 191 84, 122, 149 Westington, Scott 1101 84, 146 WHITE, CHARLES 1121 49, 84, 131 WHITE,I.RANDALL112149,75,76,77,78, 80, 81, 82, 83, 84, 86, 106 White, jill 110186, 92, 97, 146 Whitely, Catherine 1101 85 WHITELY, RICHARD 1121 50, 106, 119, 130 Wick, Robert 1101 146 Wick, Sharon 111190 Wilk,jacqueIine1111 Wilk, Philip 181 152 Wilkie, Pamela 1101 84 Wilkie, Richard 1101 146 WILLCOX, IOHN 1121 50 Williams, A. 1111114, 143 Williams, loan 110184,113,114, 146 Williams, Kathryn 191 75,214,149 Williams, Richard 191 149 Wilson, David 1101146 Wilson, Donna 181 152 WILSON, GLEN 1121 50, 75, 106 Wilson, Mhari 191 75, 149 Wilson, Ronald 191 Winder, Susan 181 152 WINSLOW,jOHN112151, 119 Winslow, Mark 1111 143 WIRTH, AUDREY112151, 77, 82, 86,90, 98 Wittenberg, Edward 191 149 Woetzel, Kenneth 191 84 Woetzel, Kurt 1111 84, 143 Wolf, Arthur 181 93, 94, 95, 152 WONG WAH, VALERIE112151, 93,94, 95, 98 Wood, Lauren 181 97 Wood, Thomas 1111 143 Wastbrock, Steven 191 149 Wrocklage, Eileen 1111 WROCKLACE, ELIZABETH 1121 51 Wrocklage, Michael 181 152 Wyner, Deborah 191 87, 149 Wyner, Linda 1101 84, 146 Y Yawat, Leslie 181 152 Yerkes, Lorna1111143 Yoshida, Steven 1111 83, 84,143 Young, Kimberlee 181 97,152 Youngblood, Celeste 181 86, 97, 152 Z ZACHARIN, CAROL 1121 50, 104 Zachmann, Catherine 191 87, 90, 149 ZACHMANN, MARYANN 1121 77,78 Zachmann, Patricia 1111 75, 84, 143 Zdanek, Cynthia 191 96, 149 Zdanek, Kenneth 1111 Zimmer, Karen 1101 146 Zap o, jennifer 181 97, 152 ZUgCA, LINDA 1121 51 zucca, Michael 1101 96, 146 Zupic, Kim 191 84, 149 Zurick, Gary 1101 85 r As we begin to understand our individual selves, we realize that the most important awakening occurs when we accept ourselves the way we are. This realization then leads us to a better understanding of our peers. Through my involvement and dedication to this yearbook, I have learned that working with other people in harmony is a result of mutual understandings. Thus, we decided upon the theme of Awakening '72. Now that the work on this book is complete. I would like to give my sincerest thanks to those who have worked so dili entl . To Randy White, whose initiative in the business section helimed bring about this yearbook, Sue Koehler, whose aid and moral support helped me through the discouraging times, to my section editors for their patient and timely work, to all those who helped in the production of this book, and finally to Mr. Murray, our advisor, I extend my warmest thanks. P.C.S., Editor lv u We wish to express our gratitude to those who have contributed their artwork Marianne Cenno: Title page, Seniors, FacultyandAdministration, Underclassmenl Diane Perry: Sports Patricia Griffin: Features and Organizations Kevin Grimsdale: Epilog Beverley Bolding and Mr. Heidloff: Boosters and Patrons Special thanks to Barbara Silvan for her patience with her printing pen, and to Ruthann Hellmich for her willingness to elp.