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

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John Justico Eidon Keene Julio Keene Ahren Kelly Kathleen Kelly William Kelly Charles Ketterer Patricia Leahy Thomas Levin Dorothy Lion Nicholas Lowitz Paula Mattera Robert McCan George McC Kathleen Me Deidre McWi Dolores Metzger Sharon Morrow Joseph Motley David Mulzet Dana Napier Patricia Nesbitt Antoinette Owens Margarite Pessagno Anna Piro Helen Quinn Geraldine Rakowski Eugene Rupinski Theodore Sheppard Florence Smalser Harry Smith Paul Snyder Thomas Strang Mildred Tomlin Joann Vallese William Voegtle Alice Wagner Lloyd Ward Richard Woehlcke Mary Lou Wolters Mary Ann Worrall Robert Young Jean Zerkis Mary Ann Zerkis 29

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Rainalda Ashcroft Joseph Assan John Atwood Kathleen Aubin Michael Axelsson Richard Axelsson Nicholas Balestriere Jeanette Buecker Mary Buganski Kathleen Burke Anthony Calogere Ethel Campbell WCH MERRY CORRIDORS OF JUNIORS” Mary Cartolano Rosemary Carusi Joseph Cavalier Judith Cianfrogna Linda Clarke Kathleen Conley Maryann Cotney Charles Cowan John Dunkerly Joan Ellis Michael Fath Michael Fay Robert Fick Anna Garish Bernard Gebhardt John Gibbins Dolores Glassford Eugene Grimm Christine Grinnon Patricia Gustof Michael Harkins Lillian Hickey Noel Hogan Peter Jargowski 28

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Sister Paul Mary’s future chemists delve into the realms of science as the Physics students await the outcome of this experiment. Who knows? Maybe some day one of these budding chemists will present some startling new facts to the scientific world. Sister Ann Cecilia checks her watch as the Senior Stenog- raphers, concentrating on speed ai d accuracy, take dictation. These students, future secre- taries of the nation, prepare themselves to hold responsibili- ties in the business world. Mr. and Mrs. Luglio look on interestedly as Pat Cossaboon demonstrates her seamstress abilities. Sandra Dorr recol- lects Sister Francis Bernadette's words, “Measurements, pin- ning, checking, and stitching, make it the perfect work of this department. Parlez-vous francais? These French III students not only speak the language but they are also adept in the art of singing Ftench. Sister Louise gently prods the class on as Richard Woeckle leads the group in singing at a demon- stration held in the September Open House at school.