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

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ieeping Time With Musical Rhyme Row 1: V. Hosier, A. Halli- day, D. Egli, J. Morrison, C. Vogel, V. Mortensen, H. Grossbeck, P. Harper, L. Hae- nichen, J. Breckenridge, S. Scott. Row 2: E. Hoagland, J. Adams, J. Di Napoli, R. Lewis, P. Polhemus, K. Peder- sen, N. Tomai, E. Glas, P. Van Dyke. Row 3: E. Ruzicka, L. Little, W. Olson, D. Heller- man, N. Myers, J. Cassaday, C. Becker, L. Jansen, J. Van Decker, J. Crowley. CHOIR Row 1: M. .Breur, E. Hess, T. Di Napoli, C. Donovan, B. Nicoletti, K. Tulenko, G. Citerin, C. Townsend, M. Rutledge, G. Van Hassel, B. Block, S. Karamariol. Row 2: D. Knapp, E. Hellerman, N. Hartley, C. Dodd, E. Revack, A. Muenster, B. Nothdurft, B. Jeffries, R. Langhage, J. Sutlifi. Rau' 3: C. Mulroony, E. Mawhir, A. Brown, B. Schoellhorn, L. Urquhart, D. Van Dyken, A. Fullard, B. Modes, R. Molendyk, J. Klein. VELVET KN IGHTS 45 Row I: R. D'Andrea, L. Simon, L. Little, J. Autera, W. Olson. Row 2: R. Venables, B. Block, S. Karamanol, J. Adams.

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FLAG TWIRLERS About faceln and Guide rightln And so another season is over. The squad this past year consisted of twelve members headed by Captain Leslie Urquhart. New blue and white uni- forms and flags were made by the girls. They followed last year's design and were finished just before the first game. Long practices after school enabled the girls to become N expert in handling a flag and mastering intricate marching ste s. PThe highlight of the year for the girls was twirling at the Clifton Band Festival. Kneeling: Leslie Urquhart, Captain. Standing: S. Bucher, S. Wilson, N. Fream, H. Ulrich, A. King, J. Uphotf, S. Krommer, P. Jury, G. Citerin. LESLIE URQUHART Captain ii, am

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THE BANDS Two organizations that serve to make life at Wayrie High more enjoyable are the marching and concert bands. ln addition to their appearance at all foot- ball games, the members of the marching band participated in the Clifton Band Festi- val. For their part in this extra-curricular activity, those who attended practices and exhibitions regularly received awards. The concert band proved itself invaluable throughout the school year by performing at various assembly programs and P.T.A. meet- ings. The members also played at the Christ- mas and Spring Concerts. This year Wfayne was host to the Lake- land Conference Band, consisting of the most outstanding musicians from the schools in this area. Several of our students were chosen to participate in the North Jersey All State Band: Elaine Boyd, Joan Lynch, and Peggy Van Dyke. Elaine, because of her exceptional ability to play an instrument and read mu- sic, played at the New Jersey Night in the All Eastern States Conference at Atlantic City. The Color Guard was a viral unit of the marching band. It was the assignment of these six girls to carry the national and COLOR GUARD - D. Schwalm, D. Lougheed, M. Pilkington, L. Ellis, E. Flanders. 46 sf iilfiiliiii., g, :.. . , i, E3 3. fi 1555 iffifff fa. vx2.'SHss.:z f ' S' aigirf 3 ig X 1 ig . Q fixiiiziisfZfE'1FE!E?Ele' X-fi S--fgifvii 3.5-i??5'l . at 1 1 ie if X ev ,.,j:.ggQ1,gL1- W s f QE e at t wits? ti allxr 'fl X, a ww XM J :'f '.-': 5 ii 1 3 ,.-- ar W s if 1 f Ji.. X 2. i 3, 22 1 ' f J Q K QQ if s ,Q Q? 4 X!! X , an S fi ir ii ll' vi 71 t 1 I . S esye .Xa .. if ...t..... . X X, -X -X W . ,..,. -5 E--vague-.si .U ' X Q . ,, ll Pflvllf -lite! ' ' ' 3, F1 4 .K .5 5. .wgvml N- , it - r if . .X..,X .,.. .. , . A lr' ,. . was ' X f iii l ,S . K ' K' 2251: Y g , ' ,:,g.s,.XaiX:.,-is fifY5i?F12i: . Q au 4 f ii' 2' iff , . .iii-fjliiafl 1 Ss A 7 '-X'-QXes 5.I QE! si:-wig' . . ., . . , 'ff s- . H' .. . 3-flag we f asfe:sf1.5552its.21iwTfX1f2Xtm?-Xff22s5fXX-':r. wX1,f1f X :hifi K 1 'M X s2.fr,f':2X.-i-fr' 'QfifsiiisarfafXXi2eff5w5ff 52-5 ru. it .-..fA+..,... 'ffgjgxli-2,..,,,.f1'giffi-?:i7Zi7fg?fig?f, J 2 aff 5 use . . fiise-wg: i Xia as 1agff:1:wzeq1,2-ws. wf e,X:w M' 2.1 Sei. sFEmQziliEr1iXa.:ff's 1:11-ws ff ig-aXiX1a-gifl' ,A K ,spa 1 . 1g2,gX:af-pw,4315.25my ,rs,5315,sillzgsfgfgg,gzgg?rXgiig,t.m Q.-'is gegiaf, . a.w1.f3s-fifef'Xg3g'xj-221:-iiiiff ez?':fei152'fi'fz21fgffX,:+ggv,,1fifls?? ,- X wx,-.f: .5 X., 5 .ffX.effsfwaf2a aww i ,,X,,-iX Q a .a . , su... sw -XX-f-1-X-.XX-,it L51 gf 'X :ses-Qgksff iii .fisiifmls wg 7 2. ofaaffxi'2Wffi'Qq'JyPfg2'miaaa- . rassewe-asv.,,f.'X:. , X rffafaffsfyfet'25-H-wwasa ,. :f Yggriiiff 2 X. 5215iffafzsmiiailgblillfffliel,qwsaaw.sfXieQ i wf 53.593293 i s?lif: i55 Mi X- iff--9 m : S1giam wifw ml fm' K I ?Q?:2ffgi5g.Z :Flags w K UK H fliffli ZF We MX -.as gf-.7'fXf::nfff-f'f--,fm X. .Xi-as X f f I egggl l 4 F22 W Sf 555 Q will X' - f 57 :wi -wf.f:::11r1.f :ms'+f.,-rfw-'ff,ggyjfgkg wi, 2 ,K 2 se or ll Qlefilkyfl Tis X 3 ia Ylptglw X5 ilwxx 2,5 X 'X Y M , N X , -5 as an xy, ,,f N Raimi X 'lag Q X N New H 2 S Xa. wtf., ,w.2.faX. li -1 w ikis fZf '5 W' ll J KM .ill iii l 'W se is ll l ai 39 X ' 'is 2 J if Q .X 'lsr l X ll X 1 QX ' .2 ' E . SX aw KW. it 1 Q P.. , Q Q. ,X gills X n i,,fX Sega, H Q X X is XX saw , . Qgasa 4 Q e X? X Xfsn 5,41 X KX f is 2 X sg at X 3 , KW, Nl? ,ha XXX f 6 g X 5 X B 'saga Yi saw f X 7 1 Q QX as-Xt ws f A K . Q., ,rg Q . a X. X fi f , X , XX X Ja D X Y XX K , i XXX , iw f 'Z 2 .a S K , v Q 3 X X.. kg X :iq ll X' K 5? Q 'O 1 , Q M X X S Ks K2 X X X , X ,N Q XM aria ..1 X. ...,.. X .X.., , OMAS z ,...i school flags at all football games, parades and exhibitions. This year the Color Guard displayed two new flags which were recently presented to the school, those of the state and the band. Row 1: M. Thomas, J. Breckenridge, M. Cervino, E. Hoagland, W. Jeffries. Row 2: R. Bristol, R. Venables, R. Rahn, J. Adams, D. Knibbs. Row 3: P. McCarty, J. Carovillano, K. Pedersen, P. Van Der Sluys, E. Lundberg. Raw 4: G. Van Hassel, W. Olson, A. Halliday, S. Karamanol. f