West Orange High School - Ranger Yearbook (West Orange, NJ)

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RUTH CAINE Co-Capfain I LFJ X2 WM 151 - Q ' -. . 1. I I '43 ff? l.,,iif i. 2 , 1 , K ', ' V, I ' af' xx 1 1-iff. , 4 1 4 V Gail Reichler, Judy Lambrugo, Beverly Srapay, Elena Frungillo, Beverly Callahan, Joan Froisland Barbara Bioren, Kathleen Freeman, Gail Morsell, Barbara Friess, Patricia Landusco, Rufh Caine ff ' 0 e fx A arousing enfhuslosm and pep . . . IRLERS If lirl ' JOAN rRoisLANo Co-Capfain .1 Maforeifes Jean Tierney, Pai Roberfs, and Vicki Cohn display fheir higlvsfepping form, 89

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nf' gf ' -If Mayor James Sheeran crowns the football queen, Hed Ber er, as runners-u Carrie Werte n u Y 9 P P y, Phyllis Colacuori, Linda Bentey, and Rose DeSantis look on. FIRST ROW: Judy Kretchmar, Linda Bentey, Beatrice Colantuoni, Helaine Bodenstcin, Jackie Oufiero. SECOND ROW: Roberta Fuerstein, Rose De5antis, Hedy Berger, Diane Vecchione, Lynn Lawler. West Orange High School cheerleaders and twirlers are dedicated supporters whose sole reward is the display of a healthy morale among the student body. Our cheerleading squad, under the cap- able direction ot Mrs. Flaster and Miss Trainer, worked diligently this year in order to create enthusiasm and promote school spirit among the student body. The girls or- ganized pep rallies and supported the foot- ball, basketball, and hockey teams. The pep squad, consisting of ten girls, was co-captained by Hedy Berger and Bea- trice Colantuoni. The professional performance of the twirl- ing squad was also a credit to West Orange High School. Co-Captains Joan Froisland and Ruth Caine led the group of twelve girls. The squad, guided by Mrs. Craig, spent a great deal of time and effort on their pre- cision marching, and the result proved to be rewarding. With their spirit and grace, they contributed much to the support of our football team. CHEERLEADERS mv' Y O 6 A 569 P- :L ,Ari f .J . A-4hAai ' HEDY BERGER Co-Captain BEATRICE COLANTUONI Co-Captain

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Y L E i l 1 9 , AK Barbara Weiss makes a spirited eftort to return the ball over the net. creating suppleness and grace . . Rose De Santis returns the ball as the others on the team prepare to help il over the net. W Diversification in girls' sports was the prime element that commanded a lot of attention this year. Many of the girls present after school participated in the ping pong games set up in the gym. Bowling, held at the new Eagle Rock Lanes, was also a popular after school activity. The other fall program was a basketball tournament, won by the fine ball handling team of Barbara Zolonas. The directors of girls' sports, Mrs. Craig and Mrs. Flaster, have scheduled a complete spring program. The sports will be held outdoors on the football field. Excellent participation is expected. Awards are given to the outstanding girls at the end ofthe school year.