Warren Hills High School - Lamaton Yearbook (Washington, NJ)
- Class of 1971
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When ve think of yesterday we think of high school where everything begins and ends The beginning of adulthood the end of childhood We remember faces which remind us of an experience or thought The thoughts fade each beginning and ending with a face We remember four years of lasting memories to cherish and love forever A time of growth, maturity, individu- ality yet always unity Valuable experiences prepaid us for a life of involvement Joy and sometimes sorrow in all we endeavor We will mark our way with tmth and desire to live We will continue to fulfill and be fulfilled I remember many different ideas each unique as its sponsor I think of the student body where one is only a single unit but also an individual One capable of expressing an opinion and evaluating those of others I remember a forum of thought a union of beliefs a blending of feelings a constant exchange of opinion I think of the active involvement in these beliefs made by these individuals in order to benefit all 5 0 6 I think of class and my chair always waiting for me even when I didnât show up My mind was elated by images and experiences and stimulated by the discussions of my classmates I remember the joy and the sorrows and the first A and the first F I remember the constant challenge the groping for knowledge the struggle to comprehend 8 I remember the carefree times all too short and gone now And hours spent doing nothing enjoying myself and the company of others splurging my free time a little here and there extracting pleasure from my surroundings and those around me I For me there was a special kind of living Going from day to day moving always upward fighting challenges defeating tasks, some defeating me Always I came back ready for more II But most of all I remember Freedom and its best and worst Freedom to reach, but not necessarily freedom to receive Freedom to think, but not necessarily freedom to believe and my words like silent raindrops fell, echo the sounds of silence. 15 There is a new beginning for each of us We come to the crossroads and must separate groping to possess moments which escaped so subtly we were unaware of th ir departure Yet taking with us the truth we have searched for and found in each other 1rtrrtf: rf}}? 'A âAWjfc. Each of us has benefited by the experience of Warren Hills but that experience is not so easily defined . . . and the interpretation remains a personal one 16 We leave - surging forth bringing to the world everything we have encountered in every person for we can never span new horizons until we have looked beyond the old We give - to our fellowman the most beautiful gift that lives within our soul A gift that is nourished by a total submission one which only the fulfilled individual can understand love SPORTS 19 Warren Hills 0 Delaware Valley 15 Warren Hills 8 Belvidere 20 Warren Hills 0 Hackettstown 14 Warren Hills 0 N. Hunterdon 27 Warren Hills 0 S. Hunterdon 18 Warren Hills 0 Notre Dame 2 Warren Hills 6 Pâburg Catholic 19 Warren Hills 0 Roxbury 30 Warren Hills 0 Hunterdon Central 20 overall record - 0-9 DRC record - 0-7 Despite the many injuries sustained by the Streaks this year, the football team continued to put forth an all-out effort. Although the team failed to claim a single victory, each of the members was recognized for their outstanding efforts, unrelenting deter- mination, and unconquerable spirit. Tri-captains Ron Butler, Keith Robinson, and Keith Whedon led their teammates against opponents with skill, ability, and leadership. Three members of Coach Mil- ler's team were cited as outstanding players. They were Ron But- ler, all-DRC offensive tackle; Keith Whedon, all-DRC defensive back; and a junior, Dana Opdyke, all-DRC offensive tackle. Late in die summer, these boys can be seen working out in pre- paration for the up-coming season. Sacrificing much, but gaining immense satisfaction and other rewards in return for their participa- tion. These boys bring, to football at Warren Hills a deep sense of courage, fortitude, ana determination. L. Finkle, L. Risko, C. Barna, T. Peyrek, R. Butler, R. Malanga, J. Petty, D. Thomas, D, Brown, B. Elvin, W. Schaaresmidt, E. Dancy, J. Dellavadova, D, Opdyke, J. Coleman, J. Steel, A. Sbriscia, Coach Bowen, Coach Miller, Coach Childs, W. Glennon, M. Sanderson, K. Fritts, K, Whedon, D. Matthews, P. Kirkhum, G. Perry, D, Burdge, K. Swift, Coach Ferrazzano 21 Seniors Ron Butler Ken Fritts Jim Dellavadova Ted Peyrek Bruce Elvin Keith Whedon Keith Robinson 23 Fighting Hard - it ⢠- ⢠' ⢠Basketball R. Mitchell, J. Zappi, A. Schaare, A. Fucci, R. Kayal, J. Ochse, R. Pohl, E. Hissim, D. Brewster, A. Klein, B. Wilson, C. Herman, J. Secula, Coach Swetnam Warren Hills 52 Phillipsburg Catholic 49 Warren Hills 55 North Hunterdon 59 Warren Hills 59 South Hunterdon 52 Warren Hills 75 Delaware Valley 47 Warren Hills 61 Hunterdon Central 45 Warren Hills 72 North Warren 56 Warren Hills 44 Hackettstown 41 Warren Hills 92 High Bridge 51 Warren Hills 55 Belvidere 45 Warren Hills 72 Phillipsburg Catholic 51 Warren Hills 51 North Hunterdon 52 Warren Hills 63 South Hunterdon 55 Warren Hills 46 Delaware Valley 41 Warren Hills 77 Hunterdon Central 46 Warren Hills 85 North Warren 39 Warren Hills 59 Hackettstown 53 Warren Hills 76 High Bridge 61 Warren Hills 80 Belvidere 45 Little Four Conference - 1st place DRC Conference - 2nd place This seasonâs record has truly been an accomplishment for our talented team. Aided by their skill and knowledge, the members of the team were able to capture the second place slot in the Delaware River Conference. Led by Coach Swet- nam, the team defeated most of their opponents in contests of true skill and fortitude, but accepted defeat with admir- able sportsmanship. The senior members of the team set a fine example for the others as they led the team through several difficult situations. 27 J.V.'s: A, Stein, J. Re, S. Petty, B. Stevenson, D. Freezer, K. Pulsinelli, B. Eckel, K. McHugh, Coach Rupell Seniors Charlie Herman Ray Mitchell Art Schaare Jim Secula Jerry Zappi 29 N Wrestling B. Conroy, J. Mueller, R. Malanga, B. Griffin, J. Dellavadova, K. Robinson, E. Dancy, B. Santini, E. Read, J. Godfrey, L. Risko, A. Sbriscia; missing, W. Risko District Champs: B. Conroy J. Mueller L. Risko W. Risko J. Godfrey E. Read W. Hills 42 G.A.R. W. Hills 16 Phillipsburg W. Hills 23 St. Benedict W. Hills 36 West Morris W. Hills 40 Stroudsburg W. Hills 24 Hunt, Central W. Hills 30 Roxbury W. Hills 28 Belvidere W. Hills 11 No. Hunterdon W. Hills 23 Seton Hall W. Hills 18 Notre Dame W. Hills 19 Newton W. Hills 34 Hackettstown Holiday Invitational Tournament - 1st place 0 25 17 6 4 19 12 14 26 19 16 23 11 33 Jim Dellavadova Keith Robinson Holiday Invitational Tournament Champs: Mickey Godfrey Bob Santini W. Risko, L. Risko, R. Malanga, J. Godfrey One of the most popular sports at Warren Hills is wrestling. With the gym always filled to capacity, the Streak grapplers have fought for and won many victories. As a result of their dedication and sacri- fice, they were awarded fifth place in the state standings. Sportsmanship and fortitude was clearly present in each member of the team as they held the spectators spell-bound at each exciting match. Cross Country Often unattended, Cross Country matches reveal an- other side of Warren Hills' athletic participation. Except for his teammates, the cross country runner usually finds himself alone in his quest. Despite the absence of vocal support, these boys strive to cap- ture victory. Satisfaction, as a result of perfection, is attained only by those who have made the neces- sary sacrifices. W. Hills 44 Roxbury 17 W. Hills 39 West Morris 19 W. Hills 34 Del. Valley 21 W. Hills 50 Easton 15 W. Hills 50 H. Central 15 W. Hills 20 Belvidere 41 W. Hills 50 N. Hunterdon 15 W. Hills 18 Newton 42 W. Hills 27 Hackettstown 28 W. Hills 36 Blair Academy 19 W. Hills 15 Franklin 50 W. Hills 50 Morris Knolls 15 W. Hills 50 Phillipsburg 15 W. Hills - forfeit win over Dunellen W. Hills - forfeit win over Warren Tech W. Hills - forfeit win over Mt. Lakes DRC record -2-3 A. Burmeister, S. Frayne, D. Brewster, J. Ochse, A. Felschow, D. Gittins, M. Groff, D. Belcastro, D. Freezer, K. Searfoss, B. Koepke, J. Errickson, W. Bryan, M, Chatenka, Coach Spatz Coach Bennett, J. Bogie, J. Coleman, R. Garey, D. Bei sell, J. Petty More of a sports organization than a club, this group has participated in many tour- naments held at the local golf course and others. They practice frequently, hoping to develop further the various skills necessary for an effective game. Golf April 5 - Phillipsburg May 4 - Newton 6 - Blair J.V. 10 - Hackettstown 13 - Hunterdon Cen. 17 - Belvidere 20 - No. Hunterton 8 - North Warren 12 - No. Hunterdon 14 - Franklin 15 - Delaware Valley 20 - Hunterdon Cen. 23 - Blair J.V. 26 - Franklin 29 - Hackettstown Away Home Away Home Home Away Away Away Away Away Home Home Home Home Home June 2 - Delaware Val May 25 - Newton 27 - Phillipsburg 28 - North Warren Home Home Away Away Only a few years old, the track team began it season this year with a determined atti- tude to win. Each member can be found hard at work, for practice is tedious and essential for the trackman to develop his skills. Much effort is put out by these boys as they combine their talent into a team worthy of numerous victories. April 14 - N. Hunterdon Home 20 - Blair Academy Away 28 - Roxbury Away May 5 - Hackettstown Away 7 - Hunterdon Central Away 10 - Delaware Valley Away 14 - Notre Dame Home 19 - Dover Away 21 - Newton Away 25 - Pope John XXIII Home 38 Track Baseball This year, the members of the team set out for the diamond with confidence and hopes of victory. Coached by Mr. Stein- hardt, these boys continue each year to put forth an amazing amount of hard work and effort. Dedicated to their goal of victory, the members of the team can be found on the diamond earnestly practic- ing and improving their skills. 40 April 6 - No. Hunterdon Home 7 - Randolph Away 8 - So. Hunterdon Home 13 - Hunterdon Central Away 16 - Delaware Valley Home 20 - North Warren Home 22 - West Morris Away 23 - Hackettstown Away 27 - High Bridge Home 30 - Belvidere Away 4 - Phillipsburg Cath. Home 7 - No. Hunterdon Away 11 - So. Hunterdon Away 14 - Hunterdon Central Home 18 - Delaware Valley Away 20 - West Morris Home 21 - North Warren Away 25 - Hackettstown Home 28 - High Bridge Away 1 - Belvidere Home 4 - Phillipsburg Cath. Away 41 Girls' Field Hockey W. Hills 0 Delaware Valley 3 W. Hills 1 North Hunterdon 1 W. Hills 3 High Bridge 0 W. Hills 1 North Hunterdon 6 W. Hills 0 Hackettsiown 0 W. Hills 0 North Warren 0 W. Hills 0 Belvidere 0 W. Hills 1 South Hunterdon 1 W. Hills 0 Delaware Valley 3 W. Hills 3 Hunterdon Central 0 W. Hills 0 Hackettstown 1 overall record - 2-4-5 DRC record - 2-2-4 42 L. Marlatt, C. Docker, L. Haske, M. Ross, R. Hight, M. Hage- dorn, D. Stauffer, K. Riley, C. Diller, P. Duryea, M. Roberts, S. Hoagland, A. Emmons. M. Biggs, L. Benson, J. Herrick, D. Hull, K. Glennon, L. Rinelli, E. Rincon, S. Kochis, R. Fritts, B. Conroy, B. Ferry, L. Miller, Coaches Pantuso and Cole, Man- agers B. Blanche, J, Reed The sport that keeps the girls of WHR occupied in the brisk fall months is Field Hockey. Even before school opens in September, the members of the team can be found out on the field practicing to improve their skills. These girls, coach- ed by Mrs. Pantuso and Miss Cole, work hard through the heat of the summer and the bitterness of the fall. During the season, the girls celebrated their efforts with a picnic, and later, a dinner. The senior members of the team took the coaches out to dinner. The efforts of those who did not play, but assisted the team in such ways as keeping score or watching the time, were greatly appre- ciated. Girlsâ Basketball C. Fiore, K. Briski, R. Hight, D. Stauffer, Coach Cole, B, Bigelow, M. Hagedorn, F. Krieger, A. Musselman, S. Hetzel, Coach Pantuso. At Warren Hills, the basketball court belongs to both sexes; for as soon as spring comes, the girls' basketball team begins its season. With the assistance of Miss Cole and Mrs. Pantuso, the members of the squad strive to perfect their skills and ability. Each year, the Streakettes bring a dif- ferent scope to the court with their grace and refined talent. 2 - Phillipsburg Cath. Away 6 - So. Hunterdon Away 8 - Delaware Valley Away 20 - High Bridge Away 23 - No. Hunterdon Home 28 - Hackettstown Home 30 - North Warren Home 6 - Belvidere Away 10 - Hunterdon Central Home 12 - Phillipsburg Cath. Home 43 J.V. CHEERLEADERS B. Ferry, L. Marlatt, G. Smith, A. Emmons, J. McHaughlin, K. Bar- abas, captain VARSITY CHEERLEADERS L. Christine, K. Fiore, co-captains; R. Hight, N. Ochse, F. Kreiger, M. Fallen, C. Docker, P. Menger, D, Fiore 44 Cheerleaders The cheerleaders are responsible for instilling school spirit in the student body. Besides this important func- tion, they are involved in many other activities, such as the Miss Football contest, the Spirit Chain contest, and Senior Football Day. The cheerleaders also spon- sor the BWBGT Hop and a concession at the Student Council Carnival. 45 46 E 47 REPRESENTATIVES: M. Russick, M. Fallen, J. Apgar, M. Chatenka, A. Fucci, S. Hoagland, P. Kelly, P. Menger, J. Pollack, V, DeVries, T. Szlachtcanschyn, S. White, M. Campbell, R. Griffin, M. Holmes, L. Marlatt, R. Menschenfreund, J. Steele, J. Bow- man, A. Uhler, F. Blanche, W. Cordes, S. Feller, D. Freezer, S. Hilkert, G. Martin, B. Pallo, M. Reszczyk, A. Stein, R. Verta The Student Council greeted the students this past year with the Wel- come Dance and a new advisor, Mr. Cybuck. This active school govern- ment also sponsors such events as the traditional Sadie Hawkins Dance, the SC Carnival, the mini-courses, and the school store. The group con- tracted Buddy Miles to perform this past December. After a busy year, the Student Council relaxed at the Student Council picnic, held in June. ALTERNATES: R. Beam, S. Frayne, R. Hight, N. Kull, K. Merritt, Y. Pfaff, J. Bradley, D. Stauffer, A. Tigar, K. Craig, A. Duryea, M. Hagedorn, D. Howell, J. Klinger, J. McLaughlin, K. Riley, J. Shenaman, C. Barna, J. Whitehead, R. Bocko.D. Coughlin, B. Ferry, P. Gaylord, J. Herrick, T. Kelly, D. Piagesi, K. Searfoss, K. Swift, B. Whitmore. Student Council STUDENT COUNCIL CABINET: K. Robinson, P. Loret, M. Biggs, B. Jones, S. Frayne, P. Leggio, K. Fiore, R. DiGilio, J. Griffin, N. Ochse Student Council Officers J. Griffin, President; R. DiGilio, Vice President; B. Jones, Corresponding Secretary; K. Fiore, Recording Secretary; N. Ochse, Treasurer 49 National Honor Society New members are inducted each spring during a candle- light ceremony; provided the requirements of leadership, scholarship, character, and service are met. These stu- dents usher at the baccalaureate services and graduation exercises. L. Christine, J. Griffin, A. Zulauf, T. Peyrek, K. Fiore, A. Fucci, P. 50 Leggio, Y. Pfaff, L. Benson, B. Hart, D. Stauffer, S. Frayne, N. Ochse SECTION EDITORS: J. Bietka, P. Brands, S. White, B. Hart, S. E. Watters YEARBOOK ASSISTANTS: S. Slack, E. Josack, B. Banner, N. Verta EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: K. Briski Lamaton Working many hours to produce a new and unique yearbook, the students are aided by Mr. Moncher. There are many phases to their work, including photography, typing, and setting up pages. Students enjoy receiv- ing the yearbook at the end of the year and reminiscing about activities of the past year. EDITORIAL STAFF: Editor-in-Chief, K. Briski; Managing Editor, M. Biggs; Copy Editor, L. Benson; Photography Editor, R. Bath- gate; Layout Editor, Y. Pfaff BUSINESS STAFF: K. Craig, K. Stettler, S. Hetzel, N. Maupai, J. Howell, E. Heater 53 Spinnel Kathy Schick - Editor The staff of the Spinnel, laboring endlessly, successfully enabled nu- merous newsheets and newspapers to be printed. The purpose of their labor was to provide news coverage to inform the students and the pub- lic of the many activities taking place at Warren Hills. PERIUX MEMBERS: V. De Vries, K. Kastenhuber, W. Bryan, J. Staples, B. Schaarschmidt, K. Haney, T. Harrison 54 The expression of individual ideas is welcomed. Recognized as a healthy sign of maturation and growth, a forum of thought is encouraged. The sharing of ideas with others enables a student to become a contributing member of the student body and at the same time a wholesome individual. Audio-Visual Through the diligent efforts of the members of this organization, nec- essary equipment is delivered to those who request its presence. By keeping equipment in good order and supplying assistance when need- ed, the Audio-Visual Club performs a valuable service to the faculty and students. 56 MEMBERS: R. Maliszewski, K. Whedon, D. Parks, J. Kendrick, R. Paterson, T. Peyrek PHOTO SERVICE: R. Bathgate, J. Staples, K. Searfoss, D. Jones, J. Adam- czyk Photo Service Without the dedicated service of the boys in this organization, it is doubtful wheth- er the Lamaton of 1971 could have been published. Working long and hard hours, these boys have helped make this year's Lamaton a success. 57 J. Kendrick, D. Mahoney, R. Pohl, W. Risko, G. Perry, T. Sams, A. Fucci, J. Dellavadova, S. Frayne, M. Chatenka, R. Mitchell, R. Porter, J. Hilkert, R. Butler, J. Pence, K. Whedon, J. Pol- lack, A. Schaare, B. Groff, J. Ochse, L. Risko, R. Kinnman, C. Barna, J. Meyer, K. Fritts, D. Parks, T. Peyrek, J. Lewis Fire Chief Ray Mitchell heads this group which is under the control of Student Council. The squad insures the safety of the students' evacuation of the school building in case of fire. 58 Under the control of Student Council, this group aids the faculty in the seat- ing of students. The organization can be seen in action during assemblies and pep rallies. Assembly Squad MEMBERS: L. Risko, J. Dellavadova, A. Fucci, K. Whedon, K. Fritts, A. Schaare, D. Parks, J. Kendrick, J. Pends, J. Secula, W. Stewart, S. Frayne, R. Pohl, B. Santini, D. Mahoney, G. Perry, T. Sabriscia, K. Swift, D. Eckel Ushers Club MEMBERS: L. Christine, N. Verta, A. Howell, C. Bloom, L. Santini, K. Merritt, P. Leggio, K. McNall, S. Hoagland, B. Ban- ner, K. Briski, K. Barabas, S. Hetzel, M. Jayne, D. Engle, K. Murphy, L. Strauss, E. Joscak, D. Sadlon, J. Bradley, L. Mil- ler, W. Briski, M. Ross, D. Hull, B. Ferry, L. Wycoff, J. Bowman, V. Berger, M. Holmes, S. Feller, F, Magyar, J, Shenaman, G. Whedon, S. Murphy, L. Marlatt, J. Glosek, R. Fritts, D. Feree Many girls participate in this club, actively ushering athletic or social events such as evening concerts and other presentations. They receive their assignments from Mrs. Christine, their advis- or. 60 Library Council This active group of girls can be found in the li- brary busily helping Miss Stone during any time of the day. The result of their efforts is a well-or- ganized and well-run library. Their assistance is gratefully accepted by those in search of needed material. MEMBERS: M. Alphonso, C. Baylor, K. Bowman, P. Brands, M. Campbell, K. Check, J. Davis, E. Forini, N. Guido, K. Hahn, P. Hartson, T. Howell, C. Lewis, R. Menschenfreund, L. Miller, P. Miller, I. Rose, M. Russick, K. Sebeck, L. Sessamen, C. Shook, L. Staats, L. Thomas Key Club MEMBERS: J. Zappi, T. Peyrek, J. Hilkert, A. Kline, J. Allen, R. Mitchell, A. Fucci, G. Perry, J. Errickson, B. Kastenhuber, J. Allen, P. Kelly, B. Koepke, A. Uhler, D. Alleger, D. Brewster, T. Peyrek, K. Kastenhuber, J. Stapleton, J. Ochse, S. Frayne, J. Kendrick, D. Eckel, A. Fels- chow, K. Searfoss A young menâs community service group, the Key Club is under the direction of Mr. Dutka and Bob Kastenhuber, President. During the past year, it has sponsored many projects, including selling football programs, distributing turkeys to needy families at Thanksgiving time, and sending delegates to the annual Key Club convention. This organization is affiliated with the Kiwanis Club and works in conjunc- tion with it on all of its projects. The general consensus of the mem- bers was that, Lots of boys should join to be of service to the commu- nity. ââ 62 Hi-Y One of the few all-male clubs in school, Hi-Y members possess a keen interest in athletic events. This group, associated with the Easton YMCA, participates in interscholastic basketball games and such sports as swimming, weightlifting, and track. J. Meyer, J. Kendrick, E. Hissim, J. Hric- zak, K. Latsch, S. Frayne, D. Belcastro, J. Errickson, J. Secula, K. Whedon, C. Her- man, J. Apgar, T. Peyrek, R. Butler, W. Stewart, J. Hilkert, D. Allegar, D. Burdge, W, Bryan, K. Blackford, S. Renigar, A. Burmeister, M. Chatenka, T. Peyrek, W. Butler, E. Marshall, D. Eckel Chess Club MEMBERS: J. Meyer, N. Donatone, D. Parks, M. Biggs, J. Er- rickson, D. Hanson, G. Adamczyk, J. Vybihal, B. Silence, A. Uhler, D. Steinman, T. Handley, D. Coughlin, J. Bugge This organization, under the direc- tion of Mr. Sauck, competes with fifteen other teams and participates in five tournaments, one of which is held at WHR in the spring. Can- dy apples, a familiar refreshment at the Blue Streaks football games, are sold by the club, averaging a profit of nearly $80.00 per season. M Many extracurricular activities are held at Warren Hills. A popular one is the Sadie Hawkins Dance, held annually in November. A variety of others help to provide moments when students can have fun and en- joy themselves. 65 The Spanish Club, under the guid- ance of Mr. Ciofalo and Mr. Sak- alouckas, was formed once again this year after a period of inactivity, This organization attempts to assist Spanish students in understanding Spanish culture by holding Spanish dances and taco dinners. Trips to New York were planned for the pur- pose of viewing Spanish plays. Spanish Club 66 German Club Advised by Mrs. Steiner, this club is involved in many activities. The clubâs projects were highlighted by a bakesale and a trip to New York in order to attend a concert featuring the Vienna Boysâ Choir. French Club A newly-formed club, this group of individuals forges ahead under the supervision of Mrs. Kem merer. They were involved in projects such as the dance held in late November. 67 Future Teachers Future Teachers, under the supervision of Mrs. Stover, participate in many activ- ities. A highlight of the year is Student Day when students are permitted to try their hand at the teaching profession. A1 so the members sponsor and host a dance and sell stationery. MEMBERS: L. Benson, K. Fiore, K. McNall, M. Roberts, K. Schick, P. Leggio, A. Howell, D. Sadlon, D. Howell, N. Verta, P. Lewis, A. Ball. V. DePhilippes, M. Hagedorn, J. Shenaman, D. Tyson, S. White, N. Ochse, N. Guido, B. Cyphers, D. Feree, L. Miller, J. Marason Womenâs Liberation invaded FFA this year with the induction of its first female members. Students were amused to see these members wearing straw hats and advertising green thumbs during their in- duction. FFA hosted speakers from the field of agriculture to discuss the tech- niques of farming; its members also at- tended seminars devoted to the subject. The cider, a fast selling refreshment at football games, is produced by this or- ganization. MEMBERS: D. Lobb, S. Sigler, J. Bell, S. Skinner, C. Wright, K. Latch, K. Haycock, J. Watters, L. Finkle, E. Reed, H. Beers, R. Slyker, B. Rymon, R. Hamme, E. Cotdino, K. Ross, L. Wailey, J. Quietzsch, P. Wood, C. Risco Students interested in entering some aspect of the medical profession compose this club. To promote their interest in medicine, the Future Nurses, aided by Miss LâHommedieu, the school nurse, visit hospitals and host guest speakers. As a yearly project, the girls dec- orate the children's ward at Warren Hospital and donate Christmas gifts and a holiday din- ner to a needy family. Future Nurses MEMBERS: S. Hetzel, A. Musselman, D. Gardner, J. Brunkhorst, K. Briski, D. Surmaitis, J. Wisniewski, E. Rin- con, R. Beam, C. Diller, J. Bietka, D. Everett, R. Baldwin, K. Stettler, L. Benson One of the largest organizations in WHR, this group presents the annual Christmas and Spring Concerts. Both the public and the students are entertained by the mem- bers of the Chorus, under the direction of Mrs. Stortz. D. Buckwalter, D. Surmaitis, R. San- tillo, W. Opdyke, S. Ward, S. Hilkert, D. Brink, D. White, E. Heater, K. Wiseman, R. Albert, R. Pene, M. Matviak, D. Gardner, S. Allen, J. Wisniewski, T. Harrison, E. Joscak, A. Howell, D. Howell, P. MacKenzie, M. Hagedorn, J. Fox, C. Cyphers, J. Ratliff, R. Beam, D. Warner, S. Wat- ters, J. Brunkhorst, L. Marlatt, D. Boucher, P. Nash, D. Cole, S. Walsh, S. Kelly, S, Feller, R. Oostdyk, K. Dougherty, C. DeBacco, R. Merrill, B. Whitmore, C. Thomas, B. Keith, S. Hoagland, B. Royster Chorus 71 FIELD DIRECTOR - Dawn Warner The members of the marching band, guided by Mr. Ragno, display their talent at football games with myriad songs and formations. The concert band joins with the chorus to present a combined concert usually held in the spring. Band SR. HIGH MEMBERS: D. Warner, R. Verta, B. Leitner, V. Berger, D. Gardner, J. Klinger, A. Musselman, S. Ward, D. Jones, D. Warner, L. Gascoine, A. Ball, C. Herman, N. Verta, S. E. Watters 72 FLAG TWIRLERS: M. Herman, L. Marlatt, A, Emmons, S. Hetzel, D. Pavalina HEAD TWIRLERS: Alison Smith, Pat Lewis fwirlers MEMBERS: L. Benson, T. VanNess, C. Fiore, N. Maupi, V. Oram, J. McLaughlin, Mascot MEMBERS: J, Whitehead, B. Bigelow, M, Russick, P. Guidi, J. Smith, V, DeVriesj B. Guidi, M, Graf, C, Sigler, M. Holmes, G. Whedon, W. Williams, V. Polidoro, J. Shenaman, D. Leh, C. Hendershot Drill Team 75 Miss Football Each year the Senior Class of War- ren Hills selects four girls to com- pete for the title of Miss Football. This year, Beverly Cyphers was crowned Miss Football 1971 at the Warren Hills - Hunterdon Central football game held Thanksgiving day. The other girls participating in the competition were Ruth Bald- win, Kathy Merritt, and Debbie Stauffer. 76 Organized this year, the Pep Club has participated actively at foot- ball games and pep rallies. The members assist the cheerleaders in sparking school spirit. The organization's specialties are the card stunts that are performed at interschool play and the enthu- siasm they impart to the spec- tators. MEMBERS: T. Sawren, J. Pense, J. Brunkhorst, K. Riley, D. Buckwalter, S. Hetzel, S. Sigler, D. Sadlon, S. Hoagland, P. Miller, A. Howell, N. Verta, L. Miller, L. Benson, M. Roberts, B. Cyphers, C. McNall, C. LaBraun, J. Marason, M. Jayne, V. DePhil- ippes, E. Josack, D. Gardner, D. Hull, P. Brands, J. Herrick, D. Stauffer, A. Fucci, T. Manasse, R. Fritts, B. Lisk, K. Swift, J. Malazuski, D. Piagesi Pollution Club MEMBERS: A. Fowler, D. Beegle, P. Ray, B. Banner, C. Bloom, A. Trout, K. Shick, C. Hartman, K. Bower, D. Eshback, K. Eshback, M. Dunham, N. Verta, J. Brunkhorst, D. Warner, A. Stem, S. Roy, B. Smith, K. Staples, E. Rincon, N. Kull, S. Hetzel, J, Bowman, K. Briski This concerned group is active in environmental ecology. This group attempts to arouse student support in such cam- paigns as aluminum and litter collections and tests local water sources for signs of pollution. The club, labeled ESCAPE by its members, is directed by Mr. Tosto. 78 80 FACULTY SECTION 81 Board of Education Mr. Charles Biggs, Mr. Alvin Eckert, Mr. Ralph Mitchell, Mr. Gus Kovalsky, Mr. Theo Coleman, Mrs. Sherman Ames, Mr. John Bowman, pres., Dr. Walter Ruszczyk, Mrs. Clarence Finkel. The men and women making up the Board have the constant strug- gle of keeping the school running smoothly. Elected from four municipalities making up the Regional, they meet the second Tuesday of every month for a general public meeting to vote on policies of the school. Smaller committee meetings continue on all nights during the month; however, this year's board has been especially busy in planning for the antici- pated growth in both the Senior and Junior High School. Mr. Lawerence Stopp 82 Mr. Eric G. Errickson Superintendent It is often a circuitous route that keeps youth Always on the Go seeking the greener grass on the other side of the fence. So much so that one often finds he has arrived when he approaches the point of de- parture. It stands to reason that one who keeps sight of basic ideals and values may short cut that circuitous route and arrive sooner at that point of maturity when true forward direction may characterize one's life. Your communities and their institutions and your homes offer many dedicated examples of persons who have devoted their lives to religious, charitable, business, fraternal, and civic ideals. Donât lose sight of these people or fail to adopt similar worthy goals. Join the worthy endeavors. YOU will be needed. 83 Mr. Michael L. Burcin Principal It is with sincere pleasure and pride that I have this opportunity to wish you, the Senior Class of 1971, success in your future endeavors. As you enter upon the changes of adult life, I hope you will be ever mindful of your responsibilities to yourselves, your neighbors, your community and your nation to provide the same kinds of opportunities for future generations as was given to you. I hope you will always be cognizant of the fa ct that education of the youth of our nation is the greatest single responsibility we have. Whether or not you attend higher institutions of learning, I hope that your education will not cease with your graduation from high school, but will be an ever-continuing process throughout your lives. Michael Burcin Principal Vice-Principal Mr. William M. Irons The worst sin towards our fellow creatures is not to hate them, but to be indifferent to them: That's the essence of inhumanity George Bernard Shaw I ask that those of you that read these words, pause and reflect upon their total meaning and their commandment for living. Recognize that ALONE, no man can save himself. ALONE, no man can find himself. ALONE on his island Robinson Crusoe was merely a highly ingenious animal. With the arrival of Friday, he became a man. We cannot love all our fellow men except in the most abstract way. But we can at least not be indifferent to them. We can cultivate awareness; we can try always to connect. The sense of connection is like a muscle. Unused, it withers. Exercised, it grows. I challenge each of you to exercise this muscle. To shed indifference; to put aside the sham of vocal involvement and become truly involved with mankind by being aware of our collective needs and actively working together for the betterment of the total spectrum or our society - school, community, state, and nation. Sincerely, M. William M. Irons 85 Secretarial Staff Perhaps the hardest workers in the school are the secretaries. Their job, lasting summer and winter, includes typing, sort- ing papers, taking and mimeographing messages and answering phones, among other tasks. The secretaries declare they enjoy working with both students and teach- ers, although a new trend was noted - new families and students. This is good be- cause it means the school is growing, but they agree they don't get to know as many students as they would like. Mrs. Susan Bodine Miss Dorothy Rost Mrs. Anna Elsaesser 87 Guidance The Guidance Office is known to many students as the General Complaint Bureau. Its main purpose is helping students decide on their futures. This includes college- bound students as well as those going into business. Miss Helen Stone, Director 90 The English Department this year introduced a successful new pro- gram. Each student was given the privilege of choosing a dif- ferent course for each of the four nine-week periods of the school year. A variety of topics were available, ranging from writing skills to theatre arts. Mr. Steven Moncher Mr. Irwin Rissmiller Mrs. Candy Fox Mr. David Swetnam 91 Mr. Anthony Ciofalo Mrs. Finita Fensel Languages The comprehension of foreign lan- guages and their cultures are an im- portant step in understanding and communicating with other countries. The language courses offered: Ger- man, Spanish, and French, help realize this goal. Special trips are made to museums, restaurants, or other places of interest which help students understand other customs, traditions and values. 93 Mr. John Sakalouckas Mr. Pierre Grassi History Mr. Alan Dutka We can only benefit from the knowledge of past experiences and apply these to the problems of today - this is the job of our History Department. Aside from history, several teach- ers also teach sociology and psychology. Also, World History Classes are made more interesting by the team teaching of Mr. Sterlachini and Mrs. Mayberry. Mrs. Marian Mayberry 95 Math Mrs. Evelyn Gulick 96 Mr. David Nace Mr. Richard Sauck Mathematic courses have many phases. Algebra, geometry, trigonometry, and some advanced cour- ses in calculus, logic, and Algebra III represent some of the offerings. Students have a chance to show their skill in different ways, ranging from classroom work to surveying. 97 Mrs. Sally Stover Mrs. Mary Lou Christine Business Students who are interested in en- tering the business world will find that our Business Education depart- ment can supply them with needed experience. Some courses will also help the college bound student. In office practice classes the girls take jobs at various offices to increase their skills. Business classes also provide many necessary skills for of- fice situations. Mrs. Sarah Lisook Mr. William Bower Mr. Paul Paliscak 99 Mr. Harold Musselman Science is necessary in the tech- nological world of today. Sev- eral courses offered at WHR of- ten require students to do their own projects. Chemistry students marvel at the experiments done in labs, Advanced Biolog)' stu- dents will many times find them- selves working with animals done as special projects, General Bio- logy students often take trips to study the environment, and Earth Science classes study the weather and our ever-changing planet. Mr. Curtis Tucker 100 Mr. Peter Cybuck Mr. Anthony Kietrys Mr. Philip Tosto Miss Joan Luff Science Miss Vicki Cole These programs benefit the student by em- phasizing physical fitness and good health. Gymnastics, basketball, hockey, football, and wrestling are some of the courses cov- ered during the year. These activities are also supplemented with a gymnastic show. Also, health counciling helps the student in personal and physical growth. 102 Mr. Jerrod Miller Mr. David Childs Mrs. Genya Pantuso Mr. John Goles - Driver Education Physical Education i Mr. Alfred Bowen Mr. Clifford Pursell Industrial Arts are a must for the chang- ing world of today. It is not an unfamil- iar sight to view these students in action caring for the school grounds, or working in shops. Trips and lectures are sponsored for a better understanding of today's new tools. Mr. Jay Rupell Miss Joan Whitenight Art gives a better perspective of the things around us. Each student has several projects to complete each year, such as leather work, sculpture, paint- ings, and handcrafting from sim- ple materials. They can be seen displayed in the library and at the exhibit arranged for the stu- dents and public. Mr. Sante Ragno Fine Arts Mrs. Donna Stortz Different music courses stem from the basic subjects of instrumental and vocal music. The band supports the school at football games and combines with the chorus to present two assemblies each year. The chorus also had a chance to sing before television cameras this year. The Warren Hills Music Department, student body, and staff feel a twinge of regret as Mr. Ragno retires this June. Library The Instructional Material Center would be a better name for the library, states Miss Stone. Not only does she average a 600 item circulation per week, but aided by Mrs. Campbell, she helps students select filmstrips ana recordings and duplicates material on the new copy-machine which Miss Stone refers to as God-send. Miss Evelyn Stone Miss Campbell Home Economics Being a homemaker is thought to be a very easy job, but we find that knowledge and skill are important fac- tors in creating a good home. A student in this course participates in making different foods and styles of clothing, according to her taste. Trips to differ- ent places supplement the Home Economics classes. Mrs. Lois Lattemam Mrs. Sue Roseberry Health Services Perhaps one of the busiest people in the school is the school nurse. Miss L'Hommedieu is called on in almost every emergency, and al- ways manages to come through. Routine jobs are dispensing aspirin and reviving students who have fainted, but many times in the year Miss Josephine LâHommedieu her knowledge and patience is tested by real catastrophes. Special Education Mr. Stephen Ferrazzano A multi-media approach to education might best describe Mr. Ferrazzano s activities in the classroom. This year, with the arrival of the new Tach-X machine, Mr. Ferrazza- no was able to add another device to his ar- senal of new and up-dated teaching aids. 107 Custodial Staff Keeping a large school, such as Warren Hills, in or- der calls for much service and dedication. Our cus- todial staff manages to keep up with the ever-grow- ing list of activities and social events. CUSTODIAL STAFF: Mrs, Eileen Warian, Mr. Richard Crouse, Mr. Ira Burd, Mr. Chester Korzecki, Mr. Wesley Burdge 108 Cafeteria A well-balanced meal is pro- vided daily by the cafeteria staff. By cheerfully serving long lines of hungry students, they perform an appreciated service to the student body. CAFETERIA STAFF: Alice Lipskie, Norma Pallo, Gloria Polachak, Irene Howell, Julia Sidati, Ruth Radzio, Ruth Behsman, Pearl Maxwell 109 â ' I I L I no UNDERCLASS SECTION Ill Jim Paulaskaus, Dana Buckwalter, Ray Mueller, Lauren Hays, Faye Weeks SOPHOMORE CLASS The Sophomore Class exhibited great interest in the school by taking part in many activities this year. Officers were elected in early October. The sopho- mores then went on to conduct a highly successful magazine sale. Unfortunate- ly, despite a valiant fight, they lost the bundle drive, and entertained the rest of the student body with an assembly. G. Adamczyk W. Albanese D. Alleger D. Allen P. Angel J. Aschoff K. Bowlby D. Brewster D. Brink D. Britton D. Brown M. Brunkhorst W. Bryan D. Buckw alter D. Burdge A. Ball E. Ball D. Banghart R. Banner D. Barrington J. Barrington M. Beckenthal K. Berg D. Blackford R. Bocko D. Boucher C. Bowlby 113 E. Corsino D. Coughlin C. Cyphers J. Cyphers M. Dancy B. Dans B. Danser R. Davie M. Davis W. Dean C. DeBacco 114 S. DeBacco R. Devine C. Diller K. Dilts D. DiPaolo J, Disbrow T. Doerner V. Drakewood B. Dunlap B. Eastman B. Eckel V. Eckhardt A. Edwards W. Engle C. Farr S. Feller A. Felschow L. Fentzlaff B. Ferry D. Fiore G. Foss D. Fowler K. Fox V. Fox 115 116 F. Francey D. Freezer R. Fritts D. Frutehey W. Galione R. Gardner L. Gascoyne W. Gasser P. Gaylord K. Glennon J. Glosek T. Godfrey L. Gorab B. Griffith P. Guidi G. Hann T. Harpster C. Hart D. Hart M. Hartmann P. Hartson L. Hayes D. Heller C. Fiendershot J. Herrick S. Hilkert E. Hissim D. Holden T. Howell J. Hrizcak J. Hubbard K. Huff C. Jackson S. Jacobsen L. Jason P. Johnsoi R. Johnson C. Jones L. Jones R. Jones M. Kappler K. Kastenhuber S. Kelley T. Kelley T. Kelley A. Kersten R. Klaver G. Kocher S. Kochis S. Kuzma S. Lacey S. Lautenschlager B. Lawson S. Lawson J. Leggio W. Leiby E. Lind a berry J. Lynch B. Maginnis L. Magyar T. Mahoney 117 J. Major R. Malanga 118 J. Maliszewski E. Marshall C. Martin G. Martin L. Matey F. McDonald K. McHugh L. Mettler E. Miller J. Mueller R. Mueller K. Morgan J. Mount M. Meussig S. Murphy D. Nemeth D. Oakes B. Pallo M. Parke J. Paulauskas T. Perrucci C. Perry D. Person S. Peters K. Peters G. Pflugfelder D. Piagesi D. Pulsinelli K. Pulsinelli K. Pulsinelli C. Queitesch J. Queitesch B. Rymon M. Ruszczyk K. Rush R. diRisio E. Rincon J. Richner L. Ranelli P. Ray J. Re L. Remick S. Remick D. Richmond J. Saldino M. Sanderson J. Sawran W. Schaarschmidt K. Searfoss D. Seidt L. Sessamen F. Shannon C. Sigler C. Sigman M. Simmons L. Stoblom 119 H. Skeens K. Sliker A. Smith G. Smith J. Smith V. Smith E. Smolweski L. Staats K. Stadley C. Staples B. Steele A. Stein A. Stem K. Stevenson S. Strauss R. Strunk C. Suyden D. Sweetman K. Swift D. Thomas L. Thomas K. Thompson K. Timmer D. Tissot 120 J. Trench G. Unangst T. Van Ness G. Van Syckle R. Verta R. Wanous D. Warner D. Watkins F. Weeks W. Weibezahl L. Whaley D. White B. Whitmore V. Williams W. Winchurch K. Wiseman P. Wood R. Woodruff D. Woronowicz J. Wright T. Wright W. Wyckoff L. Yates G. Yonoscko B. Zulauf S. Zulauf 121 JUNIOR CLASS JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Abby Ames, Wayne Glennon, Gwen Whedon, Cynda Fiore, Elizabeth Von Oven The spirited Junior Class has contributed greatly to the atmosphere of Warren Hills this year with its boundless energy and endless creativity. Eager and enthu- siastic, the Class of 1972 sought to leave a favorable and impressive trademark. The Juniors enjoyed a successful candy sale thanks to the tireless efforts of the members of the class and the class' ad- viser, Mrs. Finita Fensel. The Junior Prom, held this spring, will always be remembered. J. Alfonso M. Alfonso T. Alpaugh A. Ames E. Ames B. Bakley D. Baldwin L. Baldwin K. Barabas C. Barna R. Bathgate D. Beegle D. Belcastro L. Belese L. Benson V. Berger J. Beitka B. Bigelow M. Biggs K. Bower J. Bowman K. Bowman D. Brant D. Briede W. Briski P. Bronico D. Brown G. Brown K. Brownell C. Bungert M. Buntain A. Burmeister B. Byerlee M. Campbell T. Cartal T. Ciccone S. Cohen D. Collins B. Conroy R. Cooper B. Corle K. Craig E. Dancy J. Davis P. DeBenedetto V. DeFilippis 124 D. Delany G. Delucca V. DeVries R. DiGilio C. Dillcr N. Donatone K. Dougherty V. Drakeward G. Droppa M. Dunham A. Duryea P. Duryea D. Dux D. Eckel A. Emmons A. Eshback R. Everitt M. Fallen E. Farley D. Feree B. Finken L. Finkle C. Fiore E. Fowler G. Fox J. Fox S. Friese S. Fucci D. Gardener D. Gittins W. Glennon D. Golini M. Graf J. Gray R. Griffin M. Graf J. Grogan B. Guidi 126 H. Gunderman C. Gyuricza M. Hagedorn R. Hammel T. Handley K. Harm D. Hansen C. Hartmann T. Harrison L. Haske E. Heater M. Herman V. Higgins D. Hill D. Hodge K. Hoffman F. Holden P. Holden 127 M. Holmes S. Homber D. Howell J. Howell D. Hull J. Jason D. Jayne A. Jones D. Jones R. Julian B. Keith J. Kerkendall R. Kinnaman P. Kirkhum A. Klein J. Klinger B. Knapp B. Koepke T. Kohonitch C. Korzecki J. Lancaster C. Lebron D. Leh B. Leitner 128 J. Lewis B. Lisk D. Lobb P. Lynch S. Maccione F. Magyar S. Magyar J. Marason L. Marlatt R. Marshall B. Martin D. Mathews N. Maupai D. Mayberry B. McDonald J. McLaughlin R. Menschenfreund R. Meussig L. Miller J. Mohr P. Nash E. Novak L. O'Connor J. O'Hay 129 D. Olesen M. Oosdyke D. Opdyke P. Palmer D. Pavalina R. Rene G. Perry T. Peyrek V. Polidoro J. Ratliff J. Read K. Riley 130 131 J. Schein M. Schneider D. Schoonmaker L. Schrepple K. Seebeck J. Sheneman B. Shields R. Silence R. Skoog B. Simons B. Smith J. Smith L. Smith C. Spangenbug N. Specht J. Stapleton D. Stauffer J. Steele JUNIORS NOT PICTURED: K. Allen, B. Bargiel, D. Barrington, R. Burnett, D, Burns, K. Cary, R. Dilts, J. Edwards, T. Elsdon, E, Gale, S. Greer, R. Griffin, M. Groff, R. Hancock, R. Jones, W. Kayal, J. Kochis, H. Muller, J. Ochse, W. Opdyke, D. Ort, L. Parr, F. Perry, J. Petty, V. Polidoro, M. Poyer, E. Read, W. Read, A. Rios, R. Santillo, B. Schmidt, T. Sefcik, E. Thomas, V. Treacy, A. Uhler, J. Wood, S. Zulauf E. Van Syckle E. Von Oven J. Vybihal S, Ward J. Watters T. Weilamann G. Whedon J. Whitehead S. Wildrick K. Wilkins SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED: B. Auten- rieth, H. Barnes, F. Blanche, J. Bugge, D. Burd, R. Burns, J. Coleman, E. Coop- er, I, Cruts, F. Drake, J. Filipowich, M. Fluck, G. Gara, R. Gardner, J. Gray, L. Gunderman, R. Gutjahr, C. Hagan, J. Handlos, K. Haney, K. Haycock, R. Hilbers, R. Howell, D. Hyatt, T. Jensen, M. Koch, T. Krouse, C. Lewis, S, Mag- yar, E. Mason, G. McCabe, B. McCau- ley, J. Paulowski, P. Pensyl, J. Perigo, S. Petty, D. Poch, P. Schwartz, D. Schwenzar, J. Shields, C. Shook, N. Stinson, M. Thompson, H, Timberman, A. Trout, D. VanGordon, M. VanNess, R. Watras, C. Woodginski, G. Ziobro N. Supplee D. Steinman J. Stull D. Surmaitis K. Swift W. Swift M, Tartaglia D. Tissot F. Williams W. Williams B. Wilson G, Wilson L. Wyckoff S. Young G. Zigler 133 SENIOR SECTION 134 Seniors Charles Herman, President; Lisa Strauss, Vice President; Debra Pambianchi, Corresponding Secretary; Alison Smith, Recording Secretary; NOT PICTURED: Beth Randall, Treasurer. 137 DICK KENNETH APPLEBY As the Senior Class ends its years at War- ren Hills, they can reflect on the many events that they took part in. They think about friendships of new people and a new building to further themselves in. They remember the successful Junior Prom, Of Castles and Dreams, held by their class, and Crystal Palace, the theme of their Christmas Dance. RUTH ELSA BALDWIN DAVID L. BALDWIN BARBARA LYNN BANNER MARY ANNE BARCIK CYNTHIA BAYLOR ROBIN GAYLE BEAM ANN BARTRON 139 DONALD C. BEISEL II JAMES HOWARD BELL JAMES A. BERN A SKI JEAN CAROL BIETKA GREGORY EARL BLACKFORD 141 JANICE MARIE BRADLEY PAMELA SUE BRANDS KAREN PATRICE BRISKI SHARON LOUISE BROWN PENNY LYNN BRANDS 142 For relaxation they joined the lunch crowd, and perhaps later attended clubs or other activities. They helped each club progress, attended trips sponsored by the club, raised funds, and hosted speakers. LOUISE R. BRUNELL 143 JENNIFER BRUNKHORST STEPHEN CURTIS BUFFY MARY J. BUSH RONALD DAVID BUTLER LINDA JEAN CARSWELL MARK CHATENKA Working together to create a harmony brings up new ideas. Ideas for changes such as the dress-code and Senior Room were helped put into action by the class. A committee spent much time in debate, working for a room where Seniors could relax during study halls. ALVIN J. CONROY ROBERT W. COOPER, JR. BEVERLY ANN CYPHERS BEVERLY ANN DECKER JAMES ROBERT DELLAVEDOVA DORENE DiMENNA VICKI SUZANNE DRAKE JOSEPH LEE ERRICKSON 149 150 BLAIR H. FERRY KATHLEEN ANN FIORE ELENA FORINI CAROL ANN FORNAROTTO LARRY WAYNE FRANCEY STEPHEN PAUL FRAYNE KENNETH ALLAN FRITTS 151 LILLIAN G. GELOK AUGUST J. FUCCI SANDRA ELIZABETH FUCCI DEBORAH MAE GARDNER RICHARD L. GAREY JOHN MICHAEL GODFREY JAMES PATRICK GRIFFIN KATHLEEN SHARON GREY DENISE LYNN GRMEK RANDY LEE GROSS CONNIE LYNN GRUVER 153 They remember the different personalities of the class members. Each student having different ideas, making different plans, being an individual, but uniting to raise funds in a magazine drive, and a candy sale and showing enthusiasm while participating in a Bundle Drive. NANCY CHRISTINE GUIDO 154 BRENDA CHARLENE HART ROBIN MARIE HIGHT JOHN PRENTICE HILKERT SUSAN HOAGLAND BRENDA-JOYCE HOFFMAN CLARA ANGELINE HOFFMAN 156 AMY MARIE HOWELL LLOYD H. HOWELL MARGO A. JAYNE BEVERLY CHRISTINE JONES DAVID WAYNE JOHNSON ESTELLE JOCSAK 158 159 DEBORAH LOUISE JONES DOUGLAS ROLAND JONES ROBERT H. KAPPLER ROBERT JAMES KASTENHUBER, JR. THOMAS ALLEN KELLEY PAUL JUSTIN KELLEY 160 JAMES BRENT KENDRICK 161 FRANCINE JEANETTE KRIEGER NANCY KULL RONALD W. LATELLA KEITH MICHAEL LATSCH LINDA ANNE LAUTENSCHLAGER JAMES LUCAS LEGGIO PAMELA JOAN LEGGIO PATRICIA MARY LEWIS 162 164 ROCHELLE STEPHANA MATHIS The Senior Class Trip was organized by a committee of class members after a vote by the students indicated that they preferred to go to Boston. The eventful trip began early in the morning with the participating students rising early to catch the bus which would take them to Boston. MARIANNE MAYBERRY RAYMOND H. MITCHELL BARBARA ANN MILLER BARRY MUESSIG PATRICIA ANN MILLER 167 ALICE LYNN MUSSELMAN NANCY JEAN OCHSE KATHLEEN ANN MURPHY MARK WILLIAM OPDYCKE 168 VALERIE RENEE ORAM 169 DEBORAH ANN PAMBIANCHI DALE LOREN PARKS JAMES RODGER PENCE KATHY ADA PENE RICHARD LEE PERRY THEODORE RUDOLF PEYREK III It is hard to forget the hard work of the classroom, the trials of exams, of term papers and homework. However, they can recall the fun of an athletic event, cheering their team on, shouting for a victory. YVONNE MARIE PFAFF JACK B. POLLACK BETH ANNE RANDALL 171 KAREN RATLIFF FLOYD EARL READ SCOT M. RENIGAR GARY WAYNE RUSH KEITH ROBINSON DOROTHY MAY SADLON MICHAEL S. REVITT MARIE ANN ROBERTS INGER ROSE TERRY LEE SAMS Making plans for the future was the main project of the class in their last year. For some it involved getting up early Saturday to take college Boards, for others it was an employment test or an interview. THOMAS EDWARD SAWRAN JOHN SAYRE KATHLEEN SUSAN SCHICK JAMES E. SECULA, JR. 175 SHIRLEY FRANCES SIGLER SUSAN GAYLE SLACK ALISON JOI SMITH NANCY L. SMITH 176 RONALD J. SNYDER JAMES ELLIOTT STAPLES 177 DEBORAH JEAN STAUFFER 178 WAYNE ROBERT STEWART BARBARA ELISE TREACY 180 DIANA LYHN TYSON SUSAN ELAINE WATTERS SENIORS NOT PICTURED: Kevin Thomas Blackford, Michael Steve Burns, Kathy Ellen Eshback, Arthur E, Godfrey, Russel Lane Hancock, Leonard James Hengst, Jerry Wayne LaFleur, Steven Carl Lebkuecher, Paul Richard Loret, Richard Paul Maliszewski, Susan Heidi McElroy, Jill Anne McLennan, Debra Mowrey, Randy Wayne Paterson, Rick Dale Porter, Douglass Bruce Roseberry, Jessica L. Ross, Beatrice Royster, Mark Schafer, Donna Lee Shotwell, Jill Marnell Sillett, John Walter Simons, Steven Alan Skinner, Douglas Stuart MacPhail Smith, Walter Frank Staats, Cheryl Lynn Thomas, Michael P. Toretta, George William Wagner, Starr LaVerne Wirth, George Young, Alice Lorraine Zulauf. 182 SUSAN LYNN WATTERS KEITH H. WHEDON JANICE LOUISE WISNIEWSKI SARA ELLEN WHITE Graduation was a highlight of the Senior year; leaving friendships and activities to begin again, meeting new people, taking on fresh challenges. The Class of '71 takes a moment to reflect on the past, and sees a future of change, a new way of life. THOMAS WRIGHT III 183 CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of 1971 We like to play Hockey On fields that aren't rocky, And we like to run Down the field 'cause it's fun. The bully when taken is taken real quick If you get the ball, man, youâre pretty slick. Drive to your inner and out to your wing, Make a quick goal and hear the coaches sing. There's a thing called obstruction - youâll have to watch that If the referee sees you - shell call the ball back. Don't hit anybody in the leg with your stick, It's bad for the wood - it might make a nick. Your stick over your shoulders better not go- Or you 11 hear a whistle and the ref say, no-no ! Advancing will be the umpire's call . . If anything but your stick hits the ball. Fullbacks mark inners and halfbacks mark wings Make sure that your goalie has legs that will swing. Dribble the ball down the field - do a dodge Into the goal cage the ball try to lodge. We like to write poems but we'd better not say it. We like the game Hockey - Thatâs why we played it. WARREN HILLS FIELD HOCKEY TEAM - 1970 Mrs. Pantuso Miss Cole VARSITY Offense (forward line) Defense (backfield) Dale Howell Sue Hoagland Kenda Riley Mona Hagedorn Debbie Stauffer, Capt. Lorraine Haske Robin Hight Cindy Docker Amie Howell, Capt. Cindy Diller Barbara Blanche, Mgr. Valarie DeFilippis Jackie Read, Mgr. Marie Roberts Jt V, Leanne Benson Linda Miller, Co-Capt. Cathy Glennon Sue Kochis Pam Duryea LuAnn Ranelli Margaret Biggs, Co-Capt. Debbie Hull Burnetta Conroy Judy Herrick Lori Marlatt Elizabeth Rincon Bridget Ferry April Emmons Lynnie Fritts Martha Ross 184 SPECIAL GREETING TO THE GRADUATES OF THE CLASS OF 1971 CONGRATULATIONS Please accept this graduation gift of priceless gems from the literary works of some ex- ceptionally wise, inspired men. Although of great antiquity, they are still vital and relevant for YOUR day and age. If you use them daily, they will secure to you great wealth, which will never lose its value, nor be stolen from you; - especially if you familiarize yourself with all the writings in this wonderful sourcebook. I quote- WISDOM is the principal thing; therefore GET WISDOM: and with all thy getting GET UNDERSTANDING...........................................Prov. 4:7 The fear (respect) of the Lord is the beginning of WISDOM----------------Prov. 9:10 The FOOL hath said in his heart, 'There is no God -------------------------Ps. 53:1 In the beginning GOD CREATED the heaven and the Earth---------------------Gen. 1:1 All jjhings were MADE by Him; and without HIM, was not anything made that was made â------------------------------------------------------- John 1:3 The heavens DECLARE the glory of God; and the firmament showeth His handiwork â --------------------------------------------------------------Ps. 19:1 Godliness with contentment is GREAT GAIN------------------------------1st Tim. 6:6 Eye hath not seen, nor ear heard; neither have entered into the heart of man, the things which GOD hath prepared for them that love Him -------------------------------------------------------------- 1st. Cor. 2:9 Keep thy Heart with all diligence, for out of IT are the issues of life------------------------------------------------------------------- Prov. 4:23 As he (any man) THINKETH IN HIS HEART so is he........................Prov. 23:7 Blessed are the PURE IN HEART for they shall SEE GOD.....................Matt. 5:8 What-so-ever things are TRUE What-so-ever things are HONEST What-so-ever things are JUST What-so-ever things are PURE What-so-ever things are LOVELY What-so-ever things are of GOOD REPORT If there be any VIRTUE, and if there be any PRAISE, think on these things--------------------Philip. 4:8 He that is slow to anger is better than the mighty; and he that RULETH HIS SPIRIT than he that taketh a city-----------------------------Prov. 16:32 Blessed is the man that walketh not in the counsel of the ungodly--------------------------------------------------------------------- Ps. 1:1a Wherewithal shall a young man cleanse his way? By taking heed thereto ACCORDING TO THY WORD................................................Ps. 119:9 Thy word have I hid in mine heart, that I might not sin against Thee.....................................................................Ps. 119:11 The wages of sin is death; but the gift of God is ETERNAL LIFE--------Rom. 6:23a For he that soweth to his flest shall of the flesh reap corruption; but he that soweth to the SPIRIT shall of the SPIRIT reap LIFE EVER- LASTING ....................................................................Gal. 6:8 O taste and see that the Lord is good. Ps. 34:8 Ask for your FREE pocket size booklet. God bless you. CO-SPONSORED BY MANY FRIENDS Miss Lois Wademan Tel. 689-1860 Sponsors Castle Creek Prints Northern Dyeing Company Castle Creek Mill End Shop Class of 1971 Warren Hills Regional Senior High School Ford Furniture Stores Washington, N. J. Ja-Ce Company, Inc. 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