Wayne Township High School - Embers Yearbook (Mountain View, NJ)

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32 LOUISE MARIE REILLY Whoopie-Ho! . . . hot sausage sandwiches . . . steno is a favorite of this future secre- tary . . . a little jitterbug with rhythm is Weezie . Dramatics Club 11g Girls' Shop Club 125 Senior Play Committee 12. The Yearboo EDWIN WILLIAM RODDA Hunting season is open again . . . a serious- minded soul . . . subtle humor . . . D.E. course will bring about his dream, his own business . . . Ted. Key Club 10,12-Vice President 10g Rod and Gun Club 115 Choir 12. JOHN ROESCH A likeable, soft-spoken fellow . . . a happy smile always . . . flat tires . . . very modest 'though he need not be . . . John. Rod and Gun Club 10g Homeroom Officer 10, A 1 M tfjljjly kS paghetti Dinner A I V ,ff 9-gl .bf Q vQ. K' 1 will I Q . . 'fl i 4ll5 E' 'ggi 'iailljgqi :- r --' lf: f 11111 'Q 11,125 Choir 11,125 Officials' Club 113 Football ky' ' 11,12g Key Club 123 Senior Play Cast 12. . GJ ll M IM S S r 1, .jf 5' 91, X xl'

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, Z ...- --' X . ' I 'fel .f ,.. ,.1 4,1 '1 Because You're Mine . . JAMES BRUCE PRIMM What's the matter? . . . no gas money! V . . . a new student but an old friend . . . . a basketball court is a second home to Jim. Officials' Club 125 Yearbook 12. Lv-M M3 lf fiyfsffl Udgjus- QQ be U'Qwla'oLv- CHARLES REILLY Q, Doesn't get along with history . . . first, class mechanic . . . dancing is the most with ex-Brooklynite Chuck . Fencing Club 119 Leaders Club 12. HARRY THOMAS RED Such pressure! . . . someday he'll swim in the Olympics . . . a bug for biology with Mr. Krause is Tom. Biology Club 105 Fencing Club 105 Geometry Club 103 Chess and Checkers Club llg Oilicials' Club 12.

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1 . Visual Aids Club 105 Cross Country 105 Junior ,.' Q .11 ' u .. f-, ' x. iq, u ,u' x v . , gif . , 1 W 1 1 'N H il l ,. 9' if 3 v V 51, 1 7 ' 1 J M Ill Z . v xi v A5 t L V P J ' , 5 r . Q. f w , X ' uf t . . I I . .lil W JVM 'X 51? .CJH SUSAN ZQLNDER ROUNTREE Jkluljifjyvvxljllxdl Does. everything at the last minute, but U fl V Y t does it well . . . The Valiant s Josephine . . . ' Us ,li UI tes to see the mailman pass . . . sewing f' fl 1 if N ' ain is Suzie. we W J .tn 1 JC Lv UN ' ' D t 0 V 55106 0.1 112 1' 'A '1 'fi ' at me - U oir 10,11,125 Cheerleader 10,115 G.A.A. 10, 1 J ,125 Junior Red Cross Club 105 Sophomore Class Vice President 105 Newspaper 10,125 Hon- or Society 11,12-Vice President 125 Spanish Club President 11,125 Senior Play Cast 125 Yearbook 12. 5 1 rs KARL J. RUNDQUIST Shop is his preferred subject . . . Those doors that are slammed in my face! . . . aspires to be Fuller Brush's National Sales Manager someday . . . That's for sure! . . . the Cross Country team will long be remembered by C,runch . Play Cast 11. GAIL RUSINA Dances and movies can make interesting evenings . . . si, si, Spanish . . . Blue Moon ll ,Y ' ' . . . Always be neat is her motto . . . in- sists her nickname is spelled G-a-l-e. l 9. Art Club 105 Dramatics Club 10,115 Newspaper ' 125 Student Council 10,115 G.A.A. 105 Senior Play Cc?-nmittee 125 Yearbook 12. my ff 1 N' 5 ' J . I Syf' 2 ll U',.r.f'D OK'