Wildwood Catholic High School - Annscript Yearbook (North Wildwood, NJ)

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This class of sophomore geometry- students proves that they have mas- tered the intricate art of handling a compass. Membership in our Science Club af- fords an opportunity for James Mc- Cracken, Rita McAlarnen, Christine Tobin, James Goddard, Kenneth Ber- tram, Leroy Touchton, and Richard Startare to experiment with their scientific knowledge. CLASS OF 1961 Top Row, left to right: Sandra Kazlauskas, Josephine Cartolano, Marie Fala, Donna Meyer, Elizabeth Comely, Miriam Jaggard, Barbara Sullivan, Christine Tobin, Evelyn Paul, Susan Coyle, Rita Cullen. Middle Row, left to right: Judy Cavalier, Patricia Dunn, Carol D’Amico, Deborah Engwell, Bernice Buganski, Pa- tricia Fusco, Mary Jane Mulligan, Rita McAlarnen, Beatrice Garrity, Mary Ann Bowman, Marilyn Sheppard. Bottom Row, left to right: Mary Frances Deets, Rose Di Pasquale, Annette Solis, Ann De Stefano, Mary Belsito, Joanne Versaggi, Shirley Holman, Diana Lanza, Marie Di Silvestro, Carole Meighan, Kathleen Haas, Carol Bertram.

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Top Row, left to right: Denis Gangemi, Joseph Lloyd, Louis Gettle, Thomas Logan, Lester Kokes, Christopher McDuell, Rob- ert Gredone, Edward Furman, Richard DiPeppe, Robert Roth, Alfred Suez, Joseph Quinn, Dominic Cappachione, Francis De- Stephano, Robert Carusi. Middle Row, left to right: Joseph Haffert, Richard Curran, Robert Campbell, Thomas Harmon, Joseph Collins, William Garrity III, Thomas Gallagher, Robert Byrne, Francis Grinnon, John DeAngelo, Paul Crankshaw, Charles Sanders, Joseph Doonan, Thomas Wallace, William Venuti, Francis Reagan, Joseph Harvey, David Sloan, Edward Reilly. Bottom Row, left to right: Terrence Stafford, Thomas Cox, Ken- neth Delinski, Joseph Borsello, Vincent DiMauro, Joseph Sciarro, Paul Bogushefsky, William Duffy, James Lang, Louis Taylor, Joseph Connelly, George Hoag. CLASS OF 1902 Members of the freshman art class are shown busy at work on posters. Roberta Woehlcke points out Asia Minor, ’’The Cradle of Civilization.” Edward Furman, Joseph Collins, and Sally Maxwell are assisting her while members of freshman world history class look on.

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Top Row, left to right: Julian Karczewski, Thomas Town, Don- ald Dybalski, Robert McNally, John Lue, Robert Gallagher, Paul Larkin, William Coleman, Anthony Matalucci, Martin Schiff- bauer, James Doonan, John Reinhart, Edward Reed, Patrick Wall. Middle Row, left to right: Harry Bellangy, George Beschen, James Sabatino, Robert Young, Francis McAnaney, Victor Hauber. Bottom Row, left to right: Robert DiPeso, John Supplee, Vincent Fulginiti, James Tracey, Walter Hunter, Joseph Bada. CLASS OF 1961 The sophomore Latin class looks on intently, as Kathleen Haas points out the inflections of a Latin verb and stresses their importance in arriving at the correct translation. The sophomore boys’ biology class probes into the mysteries of plant life. The examination of the terrarium by the boys in the background seems to prove as intriguing as the printed page is to the boys at their desks. 17