Wildwood High School - Breakers Yearbook (Wildwood, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1967 volume:

X. THE ISLANDER 196 7 Wildwood High School, Wildwood, New Jersey ''We are merely picking up pebbles on the beach while the great ocean of truth lies undiscovered before us.” Dedication + Understanding George Betz Mr. George Betz has shown devotion to the prin- ciples of education and service both in and out of the classroom. As athletic director, he has given up many free hours for the development of the body as well as the mind. In behalf of the class of ’67 and those who have gone before us, we proudly dedicate the ’67 Islander to Mr. George Betz as a small token of our es- teem. 4 Table of Contents Dedication..................................................................4 Faculty.....................................................................7 Seniors....................................................................19 Underclassmen..............................................................47 Sports................................................................... 57 Activities.................................................................89 Letter from Editors.......................................................112 Advertisements 113 FA CULTY Mr. Benjamin Ingersoll, Mr. A Edward Tedesco. Dr. Stanley Hornstine, Mrs. Augusta Sladek, Mr. William Biondi. absent. Reverend Atwood Smith Mr. A Edward Tedcsco and Dr. Stanley Hornstine To the Class of June, 1967: This is a happy time for you, marking as it does the completion of your high school days and the be- ginning of the next phase of your life. You have attained graduation by diligence in your studies, and you deserve praise for your success. Few of you, however, can claim all the credit for your accomplish- ments. While you are enjoying the festivities of commencement season and accepting the plaudits of admir- ing friends and relatives, give some thought to the many persons who have participated in your educa- tion: to your parents, who were your first teachers and who have encouraged and supported you at all times; to your teachers, who have used their art and skill to bring you to highest attainment; and to the many others whose influence has broadened your life. You should, at this time, express your gratitude to all of them for their help. May I express some of the thoughts that 1 have of your class. The first that comes to mind is your special friendliness, character- ized by a ready and understanding smile and a willingness to help wherever needed. Sec- . ondly, I recall your loyalty to Wildwood High School and those associated with the school. It is my earnest hope that, just as we shall be interested in your future accomplish- ments, you will bear your alma mater in your heart and mind. Thank you for being such fine Wildwood High students. We shall be proud to num- ber you among our graduates. Cordially yours, A. EDWARD TEDESCO Superintendent There is a growing recognition that the future belongs to the educated. One person cannot learn all there is to know, one school cannot teach all there is to learn, even with new meth- ods and media of instruction. We would hope, therefore, that your years in school were not spent in mere acquisition of facts, but that you have developed the ability to proceed independ- ently through a commitment to lifelong learning. It is the sincere wish of the faculty and administration that you will assume a responsible role in society and find satisfac- tion in living life to the fullest. Sincerely, Dominick J. Mancia Principal 10 MR JULES BIERACH Guidance Counselor May the graduating seniors always exemplify the principles of good citizenship. s. MISS ALICE ANDERSON R.N., Pottstown Hospital MR GEORGE M. BETZ A.B.. Duke University MISS JOAN BILGER B.S., East Stroudsburg 12 MR WILLIAM J CARR III A.B., LaSalle College MR CHARLES CRANE B.S.. East Stroudsburg MR JAY H CRAVEN B.A.. Glassboro State Teachers College MISS ARTENZIE DELLI FAOLI B.S.. Chestnut Hill College MRS HELEN HANSEN EHLERS B.A., Trenton State Teachers College MR ISAAC C. FORSTER B.S., Wilkes College MR EDWARD B. GALLAGHER B.S., Lock Haven State College 13 MR. OLGA P. GARAY P.D., University of Havana MRS IRENE GULICK A.B., New York State College for Teachers MRS MARIE A GREENWOOD A.B.. Chestnut Hill College B.L.S., Trenton State Teachers College MR. ROBERT A HERBERT B.A., Catholic University; M. Ed., Temple University MR THOMAS C. HUBMASTER B.A.. Glassboro State Teachers College MR JOHN MICHAEL KOLMANSBERGER B.A., King’s College MR BERNARD L McCRACKEN B.S., Indiana State College 14 MR ARTHUR MOTZ A.B., Muhlenberg College; M. Ed., Temple University. MRS JANET D NASH B.S.. Hampton Institute M.A., New York University MISS BONNIE NICKEL B.A.. Paterson State College MR JOHN A NORTON B.S., University of Maine MISS MARY SARAH OLIVA B.S., Ohio State University MR PHILIP ROSENBURG B.S., Temple University MR THOMAS R OVES B.S., University of Delaware MR JAMES SHEVLIN B.A.. Glassboro State Teachers College MR JOHN V. STOUTER B.S., St. Bonaventure University MRS. MARIANNE SWANSON B.S.. Drexel Institute of Technology MR BERNARD V. SWITZER, JR B.M., Peabody Conservatory of Music MISS HARRIET C. TAYLOR B.S., Shippcnsburg State Teachers College MR BRUCE TUSH INGHAM B.S., Rider College MR RICHARD WEINSTEIN B.S., West Chester State College 16 MRS ALICE KING 17 18 COOKS Mrs. Lorainc Walker; Mrs. Viola Warner SENIORS IH ill GORDON HENRY BALL JR tvmrmbrrcd t x tlie hrttcf ul Mi Ouik and IUII ill i)i heard saying nothing likes boating dislikes answering telephones always found working amhiium in pi in the Meet luni Marines «cvirt dcwte iohr i millumorr KATHY LEE BOYER Kuh remember rd ji ihc first Wimor oiitor with hrt own office ilwmhnid using You did it again Dumikim' like folk mum. poetry. English. Him� ry. sunsets jnd The Sa«rjment of Lax Supper In Salvador Dali dislikes insincere people and wjurcki chalk always found in the Wimor «dfice favorite pastime playmg the guitar and try mg to get orpmred favor- ite subject law jnd Economics ambition to earn a doctorate m F liti« a! Scietur secretly desires to make someone happy DOROTHY BERENICE BRADSHAW lint trmrmbcted for being Miu T A always vmng Hcv you guys' likei green, veal pumevan. polla don. luffing. T ’ parties «lidikes vomcone who but into someone rbe'i business . . found w here the' fun n puxime thinking about , w fjvimte vubtcvt Algebra ambition social worker setter .Inire to he a ijueen Kahuna at the Hawaiian surf JAMES TUNNELL BOOTH ' I B renumbered hit hti dry humot always heard saving Ob Hnnher” likes b«uis. surfing, skiing, gtern Chevies, summer, p ra dislikes conented gitls and yearbook ]uesn«miuiret always found working «illigentIs favorite pitnme surfing favorite subject Mr Hethrtts Shorthand da� s ambition to pas Algebra and Otemittrv in only «me year «ester drsire to own a I .’ merer sail boat PHILLIP JOHN BONNELLI. JR Hid remembered as the P O uapeguar tan he lieard saying Wild things’ . likes girls with long hair, lobster, quick cart. N Y Gty, guns. dislikes tars that are always breaking down stuck up girls favorite putnme standing on vurner favorite tuhyett Science ambitum to become sole owner of Phil and Eddie's secret .irsire to he«ome President of rhe Costa Nosta' 20 CATHERINE MARY BRODOWSKA Kathy remembered for the other half of the dyiuniK duo I ward vjvmg tugir like to do hair style dislike people who think they are better than other iIvjo found with Phil or at I Mime pa time listening to rrumk or radio. dcxng people' hair favorite subject Home Ec ambitun to leavr J . get married to a certain omeone sestet drure U I told you it wouldn't be a secret, no would it. EILEEN MARSHA BROWN Brownie remembered for her lack of self-confidence say . You know” like Summertime, pickles, surprises. Nue . dislike getting up in the rnohnng. conceited people, good-byes. found on the phone gig- gling. or with a certain someone . . pastime shopping lor clothe and «pending motto . . History a favonte . . aims to become an elementary teacher and he success- ful .. . won't tell Ik secret desire DAVID BUTLER Brngi remembered a the‘petite wvct of the senior class . saying You got to be nut ” likes girt , football, car dolikrs English found at South . . pastime sleeping . . . favonte cubiect buokkreping ambition to go into business . . scent desire to start school all over again DONNA MARIE ANNETTE BROWN Fang . remembered for her exuberance saying What a diddly hopper'' . like chips, hamburgers, horseback riding, swimming, and a certain boy dis- like people who think they arc better than others found talking to Oiurchtc favorite pastime listening to Pete's records and Bcatle rccixds ambition wants to live a fupps life ret retlv desires to live in England and marry PN' GEORGE FRANCIS BUNDSCHU Lonesome . remembered for being the lonesome weatherwatchcr . . likes nonalcoholic beverages, girls, cars, and traveling . . dislikes draft call . . found in a Must-tango . pastime suiting, swimming, hunting, and girls favorite subject Law and Economic . . saving What ate you serious, or o It. Shea' . ambi tion to go into business and management secret de- sire to go to Europe far a vacation 21 BONNIE JEAN CALLAHAN Cal always remembered as the great rusher heard saving Lights. Orner� . Action likes people with a pleasant personality dislikes two faced conceit- ed people and someone blowing smoke in her face found at home or riding around favorite pastime is thinking about ?? likes historv and SOP wants to travel and work for airlines iccret desire is siill a se- cret MICHAEL PATRICK CALLAHAN Mike remembered for his quick temper lilcrs girk food, sleeping, math, mesh drawing, and JBT dislikes seafood can usually be found in or near his se- cretly desires to tour the world in a sailing ship LYNN CAROL CATTELL Lvnmc remembered for love of spring balances likes nding, classical music, reading, biology, andchemiv try dislikes crowds, people singing off kev found at home pastime is davdrc-ammg says “Prove it ambition is to go into medical work desires to become invisible at will m order ro observe without being seen LIONEL JUAN CLARY Jay the bookworm remembered for his quiet in- quisitiveness and genuine good nature says Oh. really now lilcrs quiet, intelligent girls, especially Pamela W . food, fast hack cars, studying enme repine. Law and Algebra classes dislikrs know-it-all girls, loudness, and people who depress others usually spends his time sleep ng or rradmg a class hopes an intellectually full life WALTER D CLARY Cecil remembered for being a staunch James Bond fan say . You Fox' likes girls, rccordi, food, history, and summer dislikes ugly girls constant- ly seen at the Rec Center hopes to work for the gov- ernment secretly desires to meet a nice girl with some smarts 22 PAULA JEAN COLE Qturchic remembered far her dinting ability al way� heard living Oh, my word” like Ivone . dint ing. derping. Bill and English didike contcued pas pie found m Shamrn I j (ustimc is horseback nd ing and riding and (leaning car ambnion it to be a professional dancer desires ro go to England PETER CHARLES COMPARE fttc remembered for hi� cfner personality tav “Really' like� turfing water tloing. hortebatk rid- ing, meth drawing, and going on weekend trip dis- like dumb girls usually found with Eileen hofet co further Ins education at Pierce hi� set ret 1� hit ANDREW JOSEPH CZYZEWSKI Skip aiwav remembered bear being the Di Vino of the 7th period art class likes Polish people, motor- cycles. week ends, wild parties and Italian girls . dis- likes week-days and loudmouths Always found on P O or at A P favorite pastime being with the boys, tasting, and hunting favorite subject English always heard saying “Why don't you scop'' ambition to be very, very wealthy secret desire to be famous BRIAN JOSEPH DAVIS Brain remembered for his elotpicnt speeches, co- editor yearbook always heard using things I can't re- peat likes anything nor tnvuivmg work dislikes nothing in patticulat always found “These dass I am hard to find. pastime doing nothing when I get time favorite sublet 1 physio . ambition is to be- come electronic engineer and accomplish several personal goals secret desire - I have no secrets My frserufc see to that. PAUL WILLIAM DARE P. D . . remembered a an outstanding leader, intelli- gent always heard saying I don't know likes basketball and things that go with basketball water sports, and O C dislikes conceited people and sur- prise tests . not always found in a panic ulai place favorite pastime is having fun. going to O C favor- ite subject is Mrs Guluk' version of Latin II ambi- tion is to become a lawyer for a large corporation se- cret doire to be a member of the United State Congress 23 MARILYN MARIE DICKEN Marilyn always remembered for being (be shy one like adults. hordes, shopping and children . . div likes ruck'n roil. � ip, insincerus always found working favonie pastime visiting favorite subject Law and Ec heard caving I don't believe that ambition to work for the federal girvernment vex ret deure to rant a large family ROSEMARIE DONNA DI MARINO Roue remembered ac the Puniest girl in the senior ilaw alwavs heard saying, and saying likes Bach. Chopin, wrestling, and long walk on the beach div like Rock’n Roll, «-ashing dishes, and people who play dumb when they rrallv aren’t found practicing favonte subject Ijtm II pastime singing, plating the pano, coining bad puns, and reading ambition to be a Professional Musician secret desire to sing grand opera RITA MARIE DI RENZO Ret remembered for her elfish shoes always heard saying you bar” dislikes loud noises in the morning likes steaks, hamburgers . . . always found in town favorite pastime sleeping favorite subject History ambition to become a hairdresser secret desire to travel. JOAN ELAINE TER E AS A DONOVAN Jona remembered for her 19 Studefeaker likes parties, walking on the beach at night . . orange, fried chicken, and milk dislikes wise people, working. hav- ing nothing to do. aggravation found Upper Darbv, Pacsyunk Avc and around town favorite pastime singing, dancing, going to the city, buying clothes, read- ing. and messing around favonte subject Rioiogv alwavs heard saving Get Out ambition to be an Airline Hostess, to be happy secret desire to be other a singer or a millionaire WALTER LEE ELLIOTT Walt remembered as the catanova of ??? heard saving aloe likes Italian food, motorcycles, and good records dislikes stuck up girls and two face peo- ple alwavs found on PtfcO or at A LP favorite subject Bookkeeping 11 ambition is ro own a Cadillac secretly desires ro leave Wildwood 24 RONALD GORDON ELLIOTT Ron remcmhered tor Kb likeable «(ualitiev quiet always beard saving Not roo weird' likrs blue, tur kev. week end� , and sleeping dislikes getting up in rbe morning and loud mouthed people always found on the golf course tavonte pastime playing golf and water doing favorite subject Spanish III amh tion to go to college and become a tcaclier . iceret dr- sire to become a professional golfer - DAVID MILLARD ELSEY Dave remembered for alway� writing letters in class always heard saving Solid you better believe it. baby' like palm trees, boats, summer dislikes nosy girh. a certain person's parents always found lis- tening to music favorite pastime writing letters in class and talking on th telephone favorite subject World History ambition to he happth married to the person I love secret desire to go to Hawaii JOANNE EVERINGHAM Joe remembered for her sincere personality ... al- ways heard saying Forget it . likes a tall Monde junior, daring, taking-walks, father's cooking, parties, shopping in Philly and N Y, . always found with Lana, riding around, at Middle Twp HS. . dislikes snobs, fakes, homework, sloppy people fasontc pastime piaving pend, riding around tavurite subject Chemistry ambition to become successful in my chosen career . . secret desire to find wraith and happiness and to move to Europe NEIL COLE FEENEY Crash . . always remembered for his unlimited experi- ences at Darruw . . llwavs heard saving The brake didn't work! likes the yellow Hat and sleeping ckslikes small band rooms and loud underclassmen . al- wjvs found burning up gas and telling people to buckle their seat belt . . favorite pustime surfing, driving and camping favorite subjee t Law and Econnmn s and 7th period Bind ambition to be a doctor, lawyer, fire man. admiral, covcbin. spaceman,etc secret desire to own my own battleship RICHARD GANNETT Ru h |ust about remembered always heard sav mg nothing . likes mono dislikes bears always found working . . favorite pastime griping . favorite subject none . . ambition undecided . secret desire to be a millionaire 25 BRUCE ALLEN GARRISON Bruce . remembered for hi consistent silence . . quoto tore right awav likes pool, hasketlull. ham- burgers, navy Nue. music and mono dislikes getting up lor school . . found at Dee Dees and 19th St beach . pin s basketball a lot . . likes gym tobeanch bachelor is his ambitum desires to move to Florida DALE MARSHA GERSHMAN Bates remembered for her inability to get to school on time heard saying a variation of phrazes ending in bates . likes white roses dislikes disorganization and wasting time, found in difficult situations pas- time trying to figure out jpuid rciweis for n doing things favceite subjects English. Hi mc Ec ambi- tion is to somediv be the kind of person that shell even likr .. secret desire is not a secret to those who really matter, any was CAROL ANN GI AC A LONE Carol remembered for her Freshman Hustle likes Budds horschick riding, dislikes snob . sloppy people, and things going too slow always found with Buddy, writing letters driving a Blue Cutbss pas- time being with Bud. and making dinner and dnvmg her car . favorite subject is History with the X'af' . . . heard saving Bates. Eileen, and Bud . ambition is to become a Secondary Education Teacher sectet desire might be fulfilled this coming year CHARLES ROBERT GRUFF Chumly . ays “I wish this clan was over like� Saturdays and food dislikes school dan and speeches always found almost asleep pastime is hunting and fishing favorite subtext is CO P ambition is to go in the Green Beret secret desire is a secret LINDA CAROL HAND Ian remembered for being the only cuddhr heat of the senior clave heard saving I miss Gregory liko Crrggy Cakes. 196 Blue Cutlavs. cheering and the color yellow dislikes two-faced people and rumors . h und writing letters to L 11’ favorite subtcvt Greg Martin ambition to enjoy lire secret deure is going to remain a secret 26 PAUL BRUCE HUDSON Bcjr . . remembered for hi� interest in other people'� business always beard saying, “Ho, Nort like� motortyclev blue, and lobsters dislike� jetting up on Mtmday morning� . not always found . favorite pastime water skiing and bunting . favorite subject Law and Economies ambition to be a mechanic or draftsman secret deure remains a secret EARLE RANDOLPH MOULTRIE HUNT Teddy Bear.. , remembered as the senior class giant . . always heard saying, “you're crazy likes hunting . , dislikes green Falcons . always found around, in. and out of every place favorite pastime is working in his special shop . Favorite subject is girls his ambition is to be a mortician . . secretly desires to have a fas Dodge HARRY HAYWARD, JR Bub remembered for a certain |unior s knight in shining armor likes a certain someone, basketball, track, french apple pie. working with the Class of '67 on class protects, and food . dislikes pudding and loud noises . . always at D.K ’� house, tec . school or on a basketball court . favorite pastime working on the Wildwood Beach Patrol favorite subject Spanish ambition to become a member of Big Time NBA and phy cd. teacher . . . secret desire to stay alive ” I JAMES FRANCIS HEALY Jim . remembered for his intellectual efforts likes to travel . . . dislikes hearing school bells always found on a motorbike tivonte pastime is collecting stamps an is his favorite subject. . his secret desire is a secret GEORGETTE KATHRYN HARRY Gee . . remembered for her secret' . . always heard saying. Really . . likes surfing, cheering, and football dislikes people who are late and unspinted students . . . Always found writing letters, laughing ot with jimmv . . favorite pastime having fun . . likes yellow and summertime. favorite subject is history . ambi- non to be successful in life secret desire to find a cure for cancer. 27 URSI LA JANSSEN Une remembcted as The Bloc Flame’� ” companion always heard saving. For living out loud’ . likes Dave and 7 Chevies . . . dislikes snobs . . always found riding around with Dave favorite pastime is dancing . favorite subjects are shorthand and (vping . . ambition is to become a secretary secret desire to get a new car. JANICE LYNN IRETON Jan remembered for being Mr D'� i uthful Kibvutter can be heard u mg. Guess What' ' likes every- thing and even one dislikes onion ilw ays found riding around favorite pastime is Rod favorite subject is R D 5 ambition is to go to college and get straight As her secret desire remains i secret JOSEPH ALLEN JACKSON Joe . always remembered as being Good old Joe” of the Senior class always heard sat ing “Don. none of that hanks panics in this school” likrs girls, panics, fun and frolic always found at the garage dislikes are tew sleep is his favorite pastime history is his fa- sonte subject ambition is to work as little as f ss� Ne devres a Jaguar. XKE. 2 l2 in bobs blue to remind him of his Rambler MYRON HUNTER Show remembered for his colorful personality and drfss always heard saying ' Do you hear Mr likes one girl, morses. food and an , . dislikes liears and sa l people . always found in the p� � l 100m, at a dance or with one of the clique favorite pastime i� dam mg and getting loses ambition is to go to Detrut secret desire to kill Walt Elliot one was or another . KATHRYN ANNE INGERSOLL Kay always remembered for eing water towers which really aren’t tlierc always saying. Jump Back” . . likrs having fun. swtwdfish. haskriball. football, color red. and music ami tennis dislikes getting up for school, surprise tests, and people who are not happy always found riding in her car favorite pastime, riding in her car favorite subject History I amht non 10 he phssteal education tea. her secret desire to return to W H5 and reach TORCHY A JENNER DR - Ii remembered as i non-conformist on be heard saying. Oh Bov' Who dar T' likes dancing and records dislikes short hair, bell-bottoms and loaf- ers always found where there's muH« favorite pastime is plunking a guitar and dancing favuntc subject is mechanical drawing ambition is to be a great dancer secretly drsircs some TNT CAROL ANN JOHNSON Reds remembered for her domestic ability always heard saying. Summer. Summertime. Summ. Sum. Summertime likes Joe. and rainy davs dislikes getting out of school late favorite pastime working out on a trampoline favorite subject is art amhi non is to be on 'Temple’s Trampoline Team” secret- ly desires to be Mrs M LINDA JEAN KAMMER Lin remembered as the Sincere One always heard saying. You're kidding me' Lakes tfiendh people, cheese, steaks, and blue dislikes homework and long- haired boys always found riding around favorite pastime is bowling favorite subject is Law A Eco- nomics her ambition is to be a teacher secretly desires to be very, very rich JOAN THERESA KARTER Joame remembered for bringing peanuts and pretreis to class alwavs heard saving Because . likes the woods, orange, and Joe dislikes someone staring at me always found m my bedroom favonte pas- time walking in the woods and listening to old records when nobody is home favorite subject Typing ambition to leave Wildwood and make lots of money secret desire is to be happy and gain weight BONNIE LYNN LINDSAY Bon remembered tor her scatterbrained wavs and her big weekend always heard likes folk muse, long-haired boys, and boys in general dislikes phony- people favonte subject is lunch to become an air- line hostess is her ambition to travel is her secret de- sire. 29 NANCY ELIZABETH MAISCH Nancy. remembered for her courageous bactlc al- ways beard saying. Did you ever ferl like a penny wan- ing for change . likes horseback nding . dislikes. “ No you can't have the car ” bvonte pastime is writ ing letters and sewing bvonte subject is home eco- nomics . ambition is to be a home ec tocher se- cretly desires to many a certain someone JUDITH ELEANOR LUDMAN Judy remembered for the gitl who has a smile for ev- eryone always heard saying, Well, good’ ’ likes ha el eyes, color blue. Jerry's cheeseburgers dislikes catty girls, and goodbyes found in the sutnmet at the coffee shop and in the winter she isn't found favorite pastime is ruling «Tiling letters favontc subject is history to teach school is her ambition and shell nevet tell her secret desire DAVID J. MANFRA Maynard remembered . can be heard saving, ”1 don't know, . . likes the summa and doing nothing dislikes the «inter and working always found hanging around favonte pastime is playing basket hill and football. favontc sujcct is study hall ambition is not be be drafted . . secretly desires to graduate y GLENN CASIMER MALEC Glenn can he heard saying. Why likes flounder, short wave listening, and a full tank of gas always found hang the idiot's chauffeur . . favonte pastime is fishing . bvonte subject is law and ec. his ambi- tion is to work for the U S Hmbassv in Moscow se- cretly desires to see the N Wildwood rec fall apart CHRISTIAN GERALD MADSEN Chris remembered as the human car likes Ford's. Olifemobile . and other cars dislikes Chcvrofets alwjvs found working on cars favontc pastime is «orking on hot rods favorite subjects are lunch and study lull amhmon is to he an automobile mechanic his sciret deure is a secret 30 JEAN ROSE MAZZOTTA Jcannic remembered lor bring quiet hut knowing ho� - to have a good time . usually heard «tying It's going to be one of those days “ . . . sharp wir rradv smile liltrs archery. |a . listening to rcxords. and Ijtm with Mrs Gulick dislikes people with false frr tonalities ... hopes to reach elementars school spires to live in the mountains JEFFREY IRVING MARKS Magual Markses remembered lor his physique always beard saving. What did sou say . Likes piz a sports dislikes loud people and braggery favorite pasnme is «foing nothing always found at Snuff� '� favorite � ub|ctr� arc girls and food. . .ambition is to gam 30 lbs. lie secretly desires to be a defensive tackle on the Green Ha. Packers EDWARD McGl’RK Ed . remembered for hi� perfect attendance record heard saying. Ill get it this time for sure’ . likes ftimiacs dislikes homework poetry always found watching T.V or under can. favorite pastime is fixing radios and his car favorite subject is history . . his ambition is to be an electronics technician se- cretly desires to get rich! What else KATHERINE LAURA MAYBERRY Kathy remembered for her frosted hait always heard saying you wish like� summer, german shep bet . yellow cars, swimming, and blue eses dislikes people who think they ate better than everyone else always found our «« on the telephone favorite pas- time driving, reading, or going out favorite subjects English and Art ambitim to go to udlege . secret desire is to he a natuni blond ROCHELLE MANKIN SI icily renumbered for her cover g.rl complexion and her flirtatious ways. . heard siying I forgot” like� yellow. dislikes conceited people . . favorite pastime ts art always found out wnh my friends or on tlic phone favorite subfcct 1� art . . ambition is i« hr a fashion designer secret desnc is to marry someday. 31 ELIZABETH LOUISE MILLARD Mem remembered for always being there w hen slie is needed always heard saving Oh! Asf'i cute . . likes blue. folk music, shrimp . dislikes people without a sen e of humor always found in a daze favorite pastime is trading favorite subject Mrs G’s Latin II class . . ambition to become a nurse secret desire to be rich BARBARA ANN MILLER Barb . remembered tor her quiet wit and consideration ot others . . . likes hlue and money, bookkeeping, and having a good time . dislikes people without a sense ot humor and can usually be tound almost anywhere . . . says “Wcd-I-I her ambition is to graduate from WHS claims her secret desire wouldn't be a secret if she told it LINDA HELEN NAROLSKI Lsnn remembered for her constantis absent gy m suit likes dinner parties, walks on the beach, and Malibu s dislikes bright light , crowded places, and waiting tor boys . enjoys pLmng pool, cooking, and sewing . sass her favorite daacs are Law and Economics and Home Ec can u'ually he found Hibysitting or up- town exclaims You’re a doll ' aims to make vmeone special sen happy secretly desires to live m Sweden and write poetry in a quaint apartment cm a mountain. WILLIAM DAVID MUNSON I ave . remembered for being the babe box of rhe sen ior class. . . exclaims Okay! . likes surfing dis likes homework alwjx s found loafing favorite subject Solid Geometry amtxiti.es is to be an Eke ironies Engineer . . sectet deure To own the w.eld' ANDREW ELIS NELSON Angelo remembe red tor Sharon cxerxthmg al wavs heard saying “What?” likes Crocus Rd . dis- likes crowds always found asking P.tula V to do his homework favorite pastum Looking tor Sharon in his Volkswagen favorite subtcct is b«� kkicping II ambition is to get out ot w bool sc. ret desire i to hr happx 32 LEWIS MICHAEL OSTRANDER Lew Renumbered a� bang the Friday night town ctyer . Ten o'clock boy� ' Like� foothill, basketball, life guarding, food, and girls dislikes conceited po pie. lousv food, and losing always found doing tome thing favorite pastime sports � nd girls favorite lubjea any one without homework iccrct desire is to accomplish something MELISSA ANN PARKHURST Lasca remembers� I tor being smart and amiable Iwar.l vising I got a letter from Ronnie like , f irmer'- . Jaguar xke's. and 'oldies but goodies' dislikes «tir- ing experiments entovs reading and says Solid and Trig is her favonie da can usual I be found in Middle Township wants to get through the nest kiur years as qu klv as possible and secreth desires to have kwvg. long hair DIANE SIGNE PARSON ftrs temembered for her tumor hustles always heard uying. You’re kidding Lakes shrimp, music, red. tennis. Seasidm. band. Christmas. dislikes homework always found in her bedroom favorite pastime listening to the radio, reading, having fun favorite subject Mr Cat’s history class . , ambition to go into the field of medicine secret desire to be a model KATHLEEN ANN PETERSON Kathv remembered for always asking people ques- tions always heard saving Who me? likes pets pie wlio know what they want, meeting new people , and the color pink dislikes good byes, two fa� ed people and girl' sleeping at PJ. parties . . always found with the Bates’ ot writing letters favorite pastime eating, dating and talking on the phone favorite subtect Typng I ambition is to become an airline stew ardess see ret desite is to he a registered nurse in acluldren’s hospital VALDO JOHN PIZZA Valdo . . remembered for his vast msighti ■ ). always heard uymg 111 be right out likes everything It dun style, motorcycles, and girls . dislikes the guys that wear the white hat' favonte pastime hunting and lis- tening to trvmg to sing . . favorite subject Health. English .md something else ambition to be- come a fireman secret desire to go to Italy 33 I m I MARTIN JAMES RILEY A J remembered for hi green helmet always heard using “Farmer in the Dell likes motorbikes dislikes yearbook questionnaires always found at Snuffy’s favorite pastime is nding up and down Pacif- ic Ave ambition is to graduate secret desire re- mains a secret RUSSELL JAMES POSTERNOCK Russ remembered for his physique likes people in general dislikes people who think they're some- thing always found out favonte pastime is going out with a certain girl favonte subject is basketball practice ambition is to be an auto mechanic se- cret desire is to be good in his professi on EDWARD JOHN ROSENBERG Ed remembered for his tallnew and hit ability to blush quiet good humored likes brown, green, all sports. Historv. and just wasting time dis- likes undependable and indecisive people can usually be found playing basketball or riding his Honda says I don't know hopes to be a teacher secretly de- sires to be a French interpreter at the U N LINDA LEE SAMPLE Lin remembered for her quiet way� heard uymg Soul, a do ya hear? likes steaks with potato chips dislikes cenam people always found looking at TV her favorite pastimes are eating and playing tec ords favonte subject is Home Economics ambi- tion is to get mamed secretly desires to be wealthy HENRY THEODORE SATT Chicken Henry atwavs remembered for being top chicken in a certam WCHS life likes girls, football. music, food, surfing and Gass of 67 Dislikes chick cn. ralkalivc girls and underclassmen always found with Man favonte pastime surfing, sleeping, eating, and walking the halls favorite subject English and Shorthand always heard saying hi. Man ambi non to wipe out every chicken in the world Kcret desire to own a Mach Truck 34 BARRY RAY SHARP Barn . . . alway remembered for hi litcle redbug like red, pizra. and good looking girl dislike nag gmg girl that tell me what to do always found bowl- ing favorite pastime bowling and going out with girl favorite subject Met hanical Drawing alway heard aying, Take brain . . ambition to become a professional bowler «erret devre to bowl a M� game VALLI GAY SHARP Val remembered for her overwhelming mterett in La Salle exclaim I don’t know” like blue. Chnst- mai, and playing tenm ( ) with Diane dislike work mg on week-end and conceited people alway found riding in a certain green Mu tang reading n her pa time envoys Algebra undecided ambition deure is to teach Algebra WILLIAM JAMES SHEA. JR Rick O'Shay remembered for hi musical aniline (?) good humored av Oh. no George’ Not again ’ EASY GOING like girl , ski season. Charlie’s place, placing drums, water sport , and Eng Lit . . dislike Automatic 6’ and steep mountain can usually be found at Snuffy's or driving around aims to be a professional musician sec retly desires to plug a ’’Bombshell and watch it swell JEAN ELAINE SHELDON Shot' remembered for being the Giant of the senior class always heard saying ‘'Probably likes foot- ball and basketball games and ??? dislikes boys that can't keep their promise . . always found writing letter to ??? . favorite pastime eating all kinds of food so I can say I weigh at least 100 lbs favorite subtcct Law and Economics and SOP ambition to become someone private secretary and to be very happy and suc- cessful secret desire remains a secret??????????? DONALD JAMES SHEEHAN Don remembered for being the first member of «he class of‘6’’to become an LD quiet pleasant like car , steak hoagtev and a BROWNIE taking long ride , and Law class dislike Monday morning and conceited people found at Jackson's Drug Store or at the corner of Nashville and Seaville Ave heard saying Shut up. Joe hopes to be successful and fil- thy nch ... fu� sectet i hi 35 WILLIAM ATWOOD SHELDON. IV Bill remembered tor his unflinching devotion to the Islander considerate inquisitive likes pretty girls. Italian food. Mrs. G's Latin II class, and nding the Shan- gnla II or dnvmg the G P dislikes girls who lie. con- ceit or a lot of noise found in the Shangnla II. the Blue Devil. Snuffy's or J09A says You wish' hopes to continue his education eventually going into medicine secret desires to go out with??? JACQUELINE LEE SHIVERS Jacque heard saying I don't believe it likes music, simplicity, and intelligence dislikes music ha- ters and narrow-minded, ignorant people aim-ays found at home pracncing pastime is playing her piano and singing likes English ambition is to be concert punist. mam secret is to play at Radio Gty and go on a Bob Hope Christmas hour. PATRICIA ANN SHIVERS Patty remembered for her long blond hair always heard saying. Will you wait one minute' likes steak boggies and S O P dislikes people that brag usu- ally found in town or with a friend favonte pastime is talking on the phone with a very good friend her ambition is to make a lot of money and retire she de- sires to visit Hawaii BARBARA LEE SMITH Smitty remembered for her faithful attendance of Chemistry Lab always heard saying Only my hair- dresser knows for sure likes motorcycles, boys with glasses and seventh period band dislikes bleached blondes and food in the cafeteria always found in the bandroom favorite pastime is Junior boys ambi- tion is a secret desires to go back to the mountains and ioil mines of Pa MARVIN G. SMITH III Marv remembered for his outstanding blueprint abil- ity always heard saying. I don't know likes tenmes and roses dislikes staying m one place too long always found away from home favorite subject Art ambition to be a bum secretly deures to be a spy 36 WILLIAM DOUGLAS SMITH Snuffy like girls and food di like walking and people who don't make seme when they talk . always found playing basketball favonte pastime going out favonte subject is Mechanical Drawing ambition is be an architect his secret desire is a secret MICHAEL GEORGE SOLLENBERGER Solly remembered for being slimburgcr of the senior class likes prom picnics, 151, food. Minnie's, dors, cut-rate films, grapes dislikes hats, administrative ef- ficiency. red socks, bell-bottomed pants, pesiv girls, filling out questionnaires always found wherever you look favonte pastime tipping favonte subject Re- fresher Math always heard saying What’s the story ambition undecided secret desire to become one of Hell's Angels CHRISTINE ESSIE STOKES Chns . remembered for her trick or treat outfit. . al- ways heard using 1 don't believe you said that likes blue. Bill, vegetables, ice skating. French, and living it up . dislikes meat, empty gas tanks, first aid. and being late . always found at the mailbox . . favonte pastime is writing letters and singing ambition wants to have a happy life.. secret desire is to keep on holding that hand LYNN GAIL STRADLING Lnme remembered for her yearbook sketches al- ways heard saying words that group together to form sen- tences . kites Philadelphia life. fun. people, moving around, idiots . . dislikes being tied down, crackers, dirty fingernails always found A pretty stupid ques- tion since I haven't lost anything . . favonte pastime “I don't have time to pass . . . favorite subject study of people . ambition to travel for 50 years or more secret desire to be a pickk-testcr CHARLES H. STRICKLAND Chuck remembered for CENSURED remem- bered for more things than we can say . . always heard saying Please Come likes food, girls, and all parties dislikes work, ugly girls . always found out . . . favonte pastime making it the best way favonte subject Law and Economics ambition is to get out of high school secret desire to be 21 37 KAREN SUE STROTHERS Strut or Butch remembered for ban Buddie's budds says. ‘I'm not going out tonight I have to babysit likes LBJ emerald green. “Cherish and Lamb dislikes goodbves and cracking knuckles found where the fun is pastime reading letters from Ewingvillc favorite subject history ambi- tion to live to be 110 seats old . sectet desire ????????? ALLEN EDWARD TAYLOR The Owl can be heard saving. OK IVople' On your back for 100 leg raises - to my count likes steak, pm. and all Ameruan girls dislikes loud girls and loud parties always found somewhere on the East coast favonte pastime eating or surfing favorite subject History. Law Economics ambition is to ride the waves at the Bo rue Pipeline secretly desires to be a playbov ■ DIANE LEE TRAY Di always remembered for her silly laugh likes good times, panics, and summertime dislikes snobs and phonies . always found in a 19H on rhe right hand side going to RiilK. favorite pastime going to Philly. or riding around favorite subject typing «c SO P always heard, saying. You know. and Joan, don't for get ambition to go to Business school sectet de- site to travel, and see the world DEBORAH ANN TAYLOR T' remembered for her great ability an be beard saying. Right likes blue, lobster, and her bet- ter half dislikes jealousy favorite subject Latin II favorite pastime sailing found playing mother” . ambition is to be a surgeon desires to be tall and lean CAROL LYNN TURNER Droopy remembered for tantiliring fill say . Karter . leave mv arm alone likes music and excite- ment dislikes snobs always found riding around and with a certain someone favorite pastime is listen mg to uld record favorite subject SOP. Law and Ec ambition is to be a good secretary secret desire is to be happy 38 PAULA VENABLE ftte remembered as the majorette who never drop� • her baton an be heard saying. Who need� himy likes basketball, and brown haired boys dislike� stuck-up boys always found giving Sharon litesavcn favorite pastime is is doing nothing Bookkeep- ing is her favorite favorite subject ambition is to he successful secretly desires to marry someone nch JOANN £ WEISS Ne remembered for trying to batter down the walls of the Citadel and for her artistic ability always heard saying Far sure! likes summer. 6’ V boys with blond hair, color persimmon dislikes people who critKire things which they have no undemanding of. . . usually found on a fox hunt, trying to out fox the fox favorite is anything pertaining to an her imbi- non is to develop herself to be a well-rounded person she prefers her lecret desire to remain a secret ANDREW ROBERT VADEN Skip remembered foe always wearing sun glasses always hard saying Oh. Rally'- You're the one like� wild week-ends, pumpkin hunting, tasingChubby dislikes anything that makes like it is five-hundred and rachers full of backtaik always found at j H. uptown, or 122 West Montgomery favonte pastime is going over to Middle, going home for brakfast every school day at 10 W . favonte subject drafting and ar- chitectural drafting ambition to be a nch. succesfol- ly married, radio station engineer secret desire to make it all the way financially ROSS GARY VERSAGGI Rob remembered for his loyalties likes Mrs Gu- lak's geometry classes alwavs heard saying What an I say' . . dislikes filling out questtonaircs ... al- ways found out . . favonte pastime is passing the time . . ambition undecided . . secret desire none ELISE WYLEEN WARNER Wdccn . remembered for her pleasantly giddy person- ality always heard saying Baby' . . . likes pink, Ital- ian food, and filet mignon. also happy people dislikes people who are conceited or slow . . laughing, talking, and writing letters to Paul is where she's found . pas- time is thinking about Paul Law and Economics is her favorite subject to become a R N is her ambition secretly drsires to be nch. 39 CARMEN YVETTE WILSON Wils remembered for being cocaptain of ihc Vanity Cheerleader! and her well-timed sicknesses always heard saying Get out of here like� everyone and ev- erything (especially you know who) dislikes people who think they know it all. and really don't know any- thing favorite pastime sitting, looking, and waiting favorite subjects are history and SOP ambition’ is to continue my education and be a good wife and mother everyone knows her secret FORREST GREGORY WILSON Big Man remembered for his promptness heard saying. It's so nice. I iust got to try it twice” likes basketball and rock roll dislikes conceited girls favorite pastime is parties with a special fnend favor- ite sublet is history ambition is to join the Air Force secret desire is to be 6' tall, 19) lbs LARRY RICK L. WILSON Lar remembered as being the early bird always heard saying. Come off it likes being with fnends at a good party dislikes stuck-up people always found doing something of importance to me favorite pastime trying new products favonte subject is math his ambition is to become a great chef secretly desires to find a girl to fill his qualifications SHARON LYNN WISTER DumDum remembered for her swinging always heard saying. My God. This 1� ridiculous likes pizza for breakfast, bean sandwiches, sleeping on Saturdav moming. Marvin Gave, watching old-time movies, and going out dislikes sisters, Beach Boys , and getting up early found in a Volkswagen favorite pastime dancing, pajama panics, and Andy favorite subject is history her ambition is to travel all over the world secret desire is to own an airline. RICHARD GUY ZEUG Rich always remembered as a man of few words' likes blue dislikes orange always found in or out favorite subject none favonte pastime thinking about it always heard saying yes or no ambition undecided secret desire to know 40 Senior Class Officers President, Harry Hayward; Treasurer, Diane Parson; Vice President, Paul Dare; Secretary, Dotric Bradshaw'. Historian, Karen Strothers. Office President: Vice President: Secretary: Treasurer: Historian: Freshman Year Harry Hayward Paul Dare Joanne Everingham Jean Sheldon Gail Smith Sophomore Year Paul Dare Harr)’ Hayward Linda Hand Betty Millard Georgette Harry Junior Year Paul Dare Harry Hayward Linda Hand Brian Davis Georgette Harry 41 Senior Polls MOST ATHLETIC: Karen Strothers Harry Haywasd CUTEST COUPLE Dottie Bradshaw Lew Ostrander MOST TALKATIVE: Kathy Peterson Jim Booth % MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Melissa Parkhurst Paul Dare CLASS BLUSHERS: Betty Millard Ed Rosenberg MOST HELPFUL: Betty Millard Brian Davis MOST POPULAR Dottic Bradshaw Harry Hayward MOST SINCERE Linda Kammer Henry Satt MOST DIGNIFIED: Kathy Boyer. Richard Zeug. DID THE MOST FOR W H S.: Debbie Taylor; Bubby Hayward. MOST STUDIOUS: Paul Dare; Lynn Cat tdl. 44 MOST VERSATILE: Georgette Harry; Louie Os- trander BEST LOOKING: Dottie Brandshaw; Ross Versaggi. MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED: Karen Strothers; Henry Satt. v J BEST PERSONALITY : Jean Sheldon; Henry Satt BEST DRESSED Dale Gershman; Lew Os trandcr BEST ALL AROUND: Georgett Harry; Bubble Hayward MOST MUSICAL Jacque Shivers; Dave Munson BEST DANCERS: Walt Eliot; Torchy Jenner. absent i£. UNDERCLASSMEN K. Grablow. B. Guzmon. D. Hamilton, J. Hand.S Hanker. G. Harct, B. Hcil. R Hendrickson, D. Hoffman, L. Hornstinc, E. Hunt, C. Kane, W. Kane. W. King, E. Klccz. D. Knight, D. Konopka.S. Korzeniowski. M. Land. W. Larcomb, J. Leahey L. Amorando, A Aragon, D. Bakley, S. Barkalow, L. Beblcr, P. Bonclli, P. Bower, A. Bozarth, L. Brannan, B. Buchtcr. M. Burkhart, M. Callahan, R. Chamberlain, C. Christiansen, C. Clary, H. Coleman, R. Coleman, P. DiAntonio, M. DiAntonio, M. DiSpirito, M. Dunhour, F. Flud. S. Fox, P. Fulginiti, T. Fulginiti, T. Gallag- her, J. Giuffrida, W. Goodwin, L. Gordon R. Scavctta. J. SciaJabla, H. Sherwood, K. Shiver, R. Simpson, G. Sloan, A. Snyder, T. Snyder, F. Traber, R Yadlosky, M. Sabins. J. Sinn, N. Snyder, S. Snyder, L. Szabo, C Teicleman, S. Thomas, S. Twiford, D Volz, B Walder, P Walsh, S. Wapner, V. Weatherby, A. Wingate. E. Lcimbcrg, R. Ludman. D. MacDonald, P Mahan, G. MalecJ. Marsdcn. B. Menz, M. Mitchell, R Mitchell, F Mun- zenmaycr, R. Osier; T. Palmer. G. Rague. T Ritchie. D Roach. P. McCann, M. Neff. C. Phelps. D Reuter. J Rosenfeld. 51 5 P G. Gerhard. F. Gillespie, P. Giuffrida, T. Glock, D. Gould, O. Green. P. Greenland. B Hand, E. Harshaw, R Hart, J. Hewitt, S. Hrynkiewicz, M. James, G. Jackson, C. Johnson, M. Johnson. T. Johnson. A. Jones, B. Jones, G. Jones, J. Jordan. J. Jorgensen. C. Kane, K Kennedy, S. King, P. Klaiss. W. Raff, F Read, C. Rehill, S. Ritchie, K Robertson, J. Salvatore, L. Sautcr, P Shadbolt, K. Sharp, S. Shel- don. B Sherwood, E. Shivers, J. Smith, C Souttcr, J. Stella, S. Stocker, K Todd. S. Todd. E. Troiano. R. Van- Note, A Wacius, S. Warner. W. Wljite, C Widcrstrom, R. Wilson, T Wright, S. Zcrvas 53 B. Konowitch, S. Konowitch, M Korzcniowski. B Krivitsky, M. Laboe, R Lamach, S. Lehman. R Little. D MacDonald. P Mackcll.J. Mccrwald, P. Merkel, S. Milewski. A. Miller. H. Mitchell, C. Molino, C. Mondelli, R Morey. K Murray, S. Myers, E. Nelson. G. Nordaby. D. O’Neill, S. Parkhurst. J. Peschi, D. Piro K. Abel. R. Adams. J. Alves, S. Amond.J. Balzcr, R. Bebler.J Bel , R Belz, G. Bastard. J Bright, N Bullock. J. Campbell. G. Carlson, L Catanoso, P. Clark, P Comptre, W. Craig, C. Curran. M. DcAngelo. A. Diggs, J Dougherty. C Eisl, C. Elliott. B Evans. C. Ewan. E. Fitzpatrick, S. Fowler J Ewan. Treasurer; D. Karol, Secretary; J. Fulginiti, Historian; B. Levy. President; absent - J. Donovan. Vice president. W Angelo. R Anzelonc, A Atwood.J. Beaman. R Bebcc, D. Bownam, C Brcakcll, R Bryon.J. Donovan.J. Dunhour. J Ewan. A Fala.J Flynn. J. Fulginiti. Joe Fulginiti. R Gallagher, F. Goodwin, M Barnes. K. Bcbec. M. Blasi. R Buck- ingham.;. Busch. C. Carlson. F. Clark. M. Finocihiara. C. Fulton, L Gaines. O. Garay. L. Geiger, N. Gierlich. J. Godfrey. D. Goodman. 55 C Pctrosky, R Pinmx.C Quinn. B Rasmussen. W Rogers. R Rice. W Rowland. M Rubino. B Russell. S. Russo. J Sheldon. G Smith, S. Stinson. J. Suppu, K Thomas. O. Tyne, K Unruh. M. Vinson. C. Warner. M Watson. G. White. L Wilson. B. Wister. R Zdenck R Hadley. D Hanson. B Harper. W. Harrison. K Hastings. J Hatch, S. Hatch. W. Hcvencr. K Hcil. D Hewitt. R Hudson,C. Johnson, J. Jones. D. Karol, P. Kenny. V Kimball. B. Levy. B. Lippincott, J. Little. R Mawhinney, P McCann. C. Menzel. J. Milewski. S. Mitchell, F Moore. E. Munzenmayer. J Mvrdcn. R Myers. N. Narolski, E. Olson. D. Olson. J. Oteri, S. Owen 56 SPORTS Cheerleaders JUNIOR VARSITY Sue Todd, Crissc Teitlemann. Sue Lehman. Sue Stocker, Shelley Fowl- er, Terry Labor. Sharon Thomas VARSITY Linda Hand, Karen Strothers, Geor- gette Harry, Bonnie Guzmon, Dotty Bradshaw, Doris Knight, Carmen Wilson FRESHMEN Peggy Barnes, Rita Clarke, Lynn Rubino, Doris Clarke. Donna Karol, Nancy Gicrlic. Roxanne Buckingham O' o S. Barkalow, M Sollenberger, A Taylor, E. Hunt, L. Ostrander. H Satt, R. Sloan. R Fosternock, R Mitchell, M Callahan, W. Smith. E. Rosenberg, J. Marsden. Manager F Goodman. M Di- Antonio, E Harsh all, S. Mitchell, R Coleman, C. Mondclli, B. Goodwin, R Simpson, G. Campbell, C. Quinn. D. Munson, A. Nelson, H. Mitchell, Coach Hd Gallagher. F Di Antonio. M Mit- chell. W. Olson. C. Kane. G. Nortaby. B. Menz, C. Ewin. W. Bebler, Assistant coach Tom Oves, Manager jeff Marks, J. Alves. T. Falmer.J. Myrden, F Reed. L Cat a no so. T. Ritchie, T. Gallag- her. Football Middle Township 28 Wildwood . . . . . . . 0 Ocean City 38 Wildwood . . . . ... 7 Mainland 38 Wildwood . . . . ... 7 St. James 34 Wildwood . . . . ... 6 Hammonton 41 Wildwood . . . . . . . 0 Pleasantville 31 Wildwood . . . . . . . 0 Pt. Pleasant Beach 6 Wildwood . . . . .'. . 7 Lower Cape May 13 Wildwood . . . . ... 7 Catanoso lines up the kick As Coach Gallagher looks on. Mitchell calls signals . . . As Coach Oves contemplates the situation. 64 65 66 Underclassmen have high hopes for ncxr year. The 1966 season draws to a close. 67 H Mitchell, L Ostrander, P. Dare. H. Hayward, B. Menz, S. Korzeniowski, R Mitchell, J. Craven. Coach McCracken, L Hornstine, R. Posternock. M. James, E. Troiano. R. Chamberlain, E. Rosenberg, M. Korzeniowski, R. Yadlosky. P. Hudson, E. Lcimberg, J. Marks. Varsity Basketball OUR SCORE OPPONENT THEIR SCORE 74 Vineland..............................................66 63 Holy Spirit...........................................77 58 Mainland..............................................73 61 Ocean City............................................42 84 Hammon ton............................................46 90 Lower Cape May........................................54 69 Middle Township.......................................52 64 Pleasantville.........................................47 31 Ocean City.....................................;......29 80 Middle Township.......................................55 104 Hammon ton............................................40 68 Vineland..............................................84 73 Lower Cape May........................................34 33 Pleasantville.........................................47 59 Mainland..............................................60 64 Holy Spirit...........................................83 NJSIAA TOURNAMENT 66 Washington Township...................................52 64 Pitman................................................72 69 PAUL DARE 70 BUB SCORES 1,000 POINTS 73 We Took a Night Off for a Little Fun . . . 76 78 D. Wilson. G. Campbell, L Catanoso, C. Unruh, C. Johnson, F. Read, J. Flynn. S. Russo, G. Ricchie, B. Levi, C. Mondelli, Coach Craven J.V. Basketball The J.V. team capped a very successful 14-2 season by tying the Mainland J.V. team for the Cape-Atlantic crown. 81 82 The Freshman Team 8j Under the fine coaching of Mr. J. Craven, the freshmen of Wildwood High School enjoyed a successful season. 00 ■A C Model li, E. Harsh all, T. Flud, O. Green. R. Simpson, T. Jorgenson, J. Marks, E. Troiano, R Harris, P. Campbell, E. Hunt, E. Rosenburg, H. Hayward, A. Nelson, S. Barkalow, T. Palmer, Coach Shevlin. JAVELIN HURLER ERNIE TROIANO BROAD JUMPER HARRY HAYWARD SHOT PUTTER ANDY VADEN 86 87 Lew Ostrander and Mike Sollcnbcrgci A CTIVITIES Jeanne Sheldon, Don Sheehan. Dottic Bradshaw, Eileen Brown. Bill Sheldon, Janice Ireron. Kathy Peterson, Joanne Weiss, Glenn Malec. Betty Millard, Dale Gcrshman. Brian Davis, Bonnie Callahan, Ed Rosenberg, Melissa Parkhurst, Lind.� Kammer, Harry Haywood, Diane Parson, Ursella Janssen, Gordon Ball, Paula Venable, Kay Ingcrsoll. Barbara Smith. Marilyn Dickon, Jeff Marks, Carmen Wilson, Carol Giacalonc, Rosemarie Di Marino, Kathy Boyer, Karen Strothers, Georgette Harr)', Debbie Taylor, Paul Dare, and Mr. Tushingham, advisor. The Islander 90 CO-EDITORS Betty Millard and Brian Davis EDITORIAL STAFF: Kathy Boyer; Karen Strothers; Joanne Weiss; Dale Gershman; Bill Sheldon; Diane Parson; Paul Dare; Betty Millard; Carol Giacalone; Brian Davis; Glen Malee. SENIOR SECTION: Gordon Ball; Carmen Wilson; Karen Strothers; Eileen Brown. Kathy Peterson; Dale Gershman; Rosemarie DiMarino; Georgette Harry; Debbv Tavlor; Glen Malec. Student Council SENIORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES D. Bradshaw D. Knight C. EisJ B. Davis S. Korzeniowski G. Carlson E. Rosenberg M. DiAntonio S. King J. Sheldon L Beblcr M. Johnson M. Sollcnbcrgcr R. Mitchell B. Konowitch D. Taylor M. Neff M. Korzeniowski H. Hayward R. Yadlosky K. Todd L Hand S. Thomas B. Sherwood 92 Bruce Menz, Vice President; Judy Sinn, Historian; Steve Ritchie, Treasurer; Marianne Burkhart, Secretary; Paul Dare, President. FRESHMEN 8th GRADE 1th GRADE R. Buckingham S. Bixler S. Higgs J. Fulginiti K. Dare L Bozarth B. Levy G. Troiano F. Shelton P. Kinney E. Gaines G. Knight S. Russo ROOM 311 J. Sheldon L Sample 93 G. Malcc. S. Warner. G Giacolone, S. Konowitch, S. Zervas, L Kammer, E. Lcimberg. J. Rosenfeld. K. Boyer. L Cat tell, R DiMarino, W. Sheldon. L. Sautcr. B. Konowitch. J Ireton. J. Mazzotra, K Ingcrsoll, D. Olsen, E. Brown. D. Hoffman. The Warrior 94 Kathy Boyer EDITOR-IN-CHIEF EDITORIAL STAFF: Jean Mazzotta; Bonnie Konowitch; Linda Kammer; Lynn Cattell; Glenn Malee; June Roscnfeld; Daniel Hoffman; Eugene Leimberg; Rosemarie DiMarino, Assistant Editor; Kathy Boyer, Editor. 95 N.H.S SENIORS: K. Boyer. D. Bradshaw, L Cattcll, P. Dare. B. Davis. M. Dickcn, R. DiMarino. C. Giacalonc. L Hand. J. Mazzotta. B. Millard. D. Munson. M. Parkhurst. D. Parson. V. Sharp, J. Shivers. R. Zeug. JUNIORS: D. Hoffman, L. Homstinc, S. Korzeniowski. J. Leahy. M. Neff. J. Roscnfcld, C Teitelman. S. Thomas. A. Wingate. SOPHOMORES: B. Konowitch, M. Korzeniowski, L. Sautcr, S. Stocker, S. Zervis. NHS OFFICERS: R DiMarino. President; B. Davis. Vice Presi- dent; L. Cattcll, Secretary; M. Parkhurst, Treasurer. 96 M. Sollenbcrger, E. Troiano, S. Korzcniowski, A Nelson, H. Hayward, E. Rosenberg, W. Smith, H Satt, J. Marks, M. Korzeniowski, L. Ostrander, B. Menz, A. Taylor. D. Munson 97 Mr. James Shevlin and Mr. Jay Craven, Sponsors Mr. Bernard Switzer, DIRECTOR D. Baklcy K. Boyer J. Bright L Cattdl L Catanoso R. DiMarino J. Dunhour N. Feeney F. FI ud T. Fontannaz T. Glock F. Goodwin O. Green D. Hewitt K. Ingersoll B. King E. Leimberg J. Little D. munson E. Munzenmayer J. Myrden S. Owen T. Palmer D. Parson B. Rogers H. Satt L Sau ter J. Scialabba B. Sherwood E. Shivers J. Shivers B. Smith T. Snyder G Stokes B. Unruh S. Bixlcr E. Davis M. Clary M. Konowitch C Daniels D. Millard K. Dare G. Troiano P. Hewitt B a n d 98 BAND OFFICERS: H. Satt, President; T. Snyder, Vice President;). Shivers, Sec- retary; K. Ingersoll, Treasurer DEBATING CLUB Sponsored by Mr. Motz Ixon Crimmins, Charles Daniels, Christine Eisl, Stuart Hanker, Stanley Higgs. Paul Hudson, Gwynne Jackson, Carole Johnson. Althea Jones, Bernice Jones, Glenicc Jones, Charles Kane, Ben Levy. Kathy Mayberry. Bill Morey, Fred Munzenmayer, and Bill Sheldon. ACTIVITIES FUND CLUB Sponsored by Mr. Forster Paula Venable, Sharon Wistcr, Martha Neff, Patty Mackell, Barbara Evens, Carol Elliot, and Jeanette Salvatory. SHIRT, TIE, AND JACKET CLUB Sponsored by Mr McCracken Paul Hudson, Leroy Banks, Paul Dare, Eugene Leimberg, Ernie Troiano, Steve Korzenowski, George Raguc, Lou Hornstinc, A1 Taylor, Harry Hay- wood. and Mike Korzenowski NURSES CLUB Sponsored by Miss Anderson Betty Millard, Kathy Peterson, and Carol Giacalone 100 F.H.A. CLUB Mrs. Swanson, advisor D Donhour, L Bozarth. C. Eisle, L. Sample. N. Maisch, N. Narolski. M. DclCo- rio. P. Suppa. C Mcnzcll, N. Thomas, P. Bccbcc. T. Prince, G Taylor. M. Gaines. C. Devanc. D. Olson. C. Butcher. J. Suppa, B. Lippincott. K. Robonson. P. Rammer. J. Bright. V. Brooks. M Watson. M. Diagelo. and S. Todd SPANISH CLUB Sponsored by Mrs. Garay Pat Fulginiti, Louis Hornstinc, Bonnie Konowitch. Eric Munzcn- mayor. Peggy Sabins. Bill Sheldon. Linda Szabo, Allen Warner. Olga Garay |Q| CREATIVE WRITING CLUB Miss Oliva, advisor J. Bright, S. Warner, S. Stocker. B. Konowitch, O. Green. D. Reuter, G Gershman, and N. Thomas FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS Sponsored by Mr. Herbert Ursula Jansen. Joanne Evaringham, Lionel Clary, Joan Donovan HISTORY CLUB Mr. Crane, advisor S. Higgs, B. Morey, G. Bundschu, and C. Daniels ART CLUB Miss Nichols, advisor J. Weiss, L Lcopoldo. D. Reuter. W. Hudson. R. Mawhinney. T. Quinn, R Bclciano, V. Pizza, A Czyewski, W Eliot. D. Butcher. O. Green. B. Bonclli. K. Raguc. and B. Harper Mr. Kolmansbcrgcr’s VISUAL AIDS CLUB J Beaman, B. Coleman, M. DiAntonio. P. DiAntonio, T. Gallagher, O. Garay, N. Gierlich, B. Hendrickson. C. Kane. M Korzeniowski, G. Malec.J. Smith. T. Snyder, O. Brown. M. Mitchell, D. Olson. 102 Miss Taylor s KNITTING CLUB F Kelley, P Camp. M. Gaines, M. Haywood, M Camper. J. Johnson, and V. Brooks INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB Sponsored by Mr Stouter B. Shofflcr; R Harmon; L. Sample; C. Eislc; C. Clary; J. Donhour; D. Millard; S. Laurici- lo; K. Thomas; J. Golginiti; R. Sautcr; G. Jones; C Mazzotta, G. Dodson; K. Johnson ;J. Ewan; D. Wilson; P. Giaealone; F. Shelton; K. Robertson; E. McNeal; R Maker; B. Gaines; J Heil; J. Metzger; C. Williams; L Leo- poldo. INTERSCHOLASTIC ATHLETICS CLUB Sponsored by Mr. Gallagher. T. Clary, R Hadley, T. Gallagher, T. Ritchie, C. Mondclii, B Menz, L Cata- noso, W. Bcblcr, P. Di Antonio, Hoffaker, Hudson, G. Sloan. G. Rague. E. Marshall, S. Hatch, R Mitchell, S. Mitchell. E. Hunt. J. Alves. Gager, B Goodwin, R. Ludman. R. Coleman, C. Mazzotta. GYM LEADERS Mr. Oves. advisor J. Booth, B. Menz, E. Rosenberg, E. Hunt.J. Marsden.G. Campbell, L Os- trander, D. Olson, T. Ritchie, C Quinn, J. Hatch, H. Hayward, A. Taylor, H. Satt, M. Sollcnberger, B. Harper. T. Glock. W. Olson, L. Catanoso, D. Hewitt. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Sponsored by Mr. Carr J Ewan, J Fulginiti, John Fulginiti, F Goodwin. W Harrison, H Hayward, L Ostrander, G. White, J. Little, B. Rasmussen. HIGH SCHOOL CHOIR led by Mr. Hubmaster 103 WILDWOOD HIG ------------I v i - ; 4 WARRIOR F001 LOWER CAPE MAY HOMECOMING FRI 18 CROWNINj SAT 19 PARADE DANCE 104 )ALL SCHEDULE EGIONAL NOV 19 H ACTIVITIES OF OUEEN GAME 2PM 8PM 105 MISS DOTTIE BRADSHAW MISS BONNIE GUZMON 106 Senior Committee K. Strothers; E. Brown; J Sheldon; P. Cole; D Brown; C Wilson, Assistant Director; C. Johnson; L. Kammer; B. Millard; K Ingcrsoll; S. Wister; D. Taylor; A Taylor; Mr. T. Hubmastcr, Director; C. Giaealone; D. Bradshaw; L Hand; W. Shddon; J. Marks; H. Sati; P. Dare. 107 Our Hearts Were Young and Gay This three act comedy is about two teenage girls who are embarking on their first jour- ney without any adult supervision. Their destination is Paris, the city of love. Throughout the play the scenes are filled with excitement and many comical situations, which will bring humor and clean, wholesome fun. THE CAST Cornelia Otis Skinner Emily Kimbrough. . . Mrs. Skinner........ Otis Skinner........ Purser.............. Stewardess.......... Dick Winters........ Admiral............. Harriet St. John .... Winifred Blaugh. . . . Leo Me Evoy............ Inspector .......... Madame Elise........ Terese.............. Monsieur De La Croix Window Cleaner....... ........Linda Hand . . Dottie Bradshaw . . .Georgette Harry Michael Sollenberger ..........Paul Dare . . . Karen Strothers ..........Henry Satt .......Joe Jackson ......Eileen Brown ..........Paula Cole ......Bill Sheldon . . . . Barbara Smith .... Debbie Taylor . . . Jeanne Sheldon ......Allen Taylor ......Jeffrey Marks UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MR. THOMAS HUBMASTER ASSISTED BY MR. ARTHUR MOTZ AND CARMEN WILSON Our 1966 Prom rrSome Enchanted Evening’’ 109 no Ill The ’67 Islander Wildwood High School Wildwood, New Jersey To the students and faculty of W.H.S.: We wish to take this opportunity to express our appreciation for the help of those who made the '67 blander possible. Special thanks go to the faculty and administration for their co-operation and understanding, to Mr. Bruce Tushingham for his indispensable ad- vice and support, and to our entire yearbook staff for their industriousness and dedication. We feel that the '67 blander is one of the most unique Wildwood High School year- books ever published and that this is only the first step towards full color in some future yearbook. We hope that this yearbook will hold special memories for the seniors and will serve as a reminder of the Class of ’67 for underclassmen. Sincerely, Elizabeth L. Millard Brian J. Davis Co-Editors PATRON ADS Mr. and Mrs. Di Renzo George and Rita Wilson and Meyer Tague’s Hairstyling Mr. and Mrs. Roland Bebler Joe McCrossen Town House Variety Store Bill and Cecilia Shea Mr. and Mrs. Leon Fulginiti Mr. Chester B. Simon Mr. and Mrs. Crawford Wilson, Sr. Mrs. Helen Herritt Mr. and Mrs. Robert Meny Syracuse Motel Tempo Motel Mr. and Mrs. Reginald L. Byrne, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse R. Shivers and Family Henry Schroll Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Bughold Paul and Anne Rugala Eva and Nancy Falk's Jewelry and Gifts Joe and Fanny Kelly Mennies Department Store Mrs. Lorraine Walker Sarge and Mrs. Wister Frank Panhuise, '66 Nellie McGroarty Mary Dengelden Mrs. Peter Black, Sr. Mrs. Anna Shivers Mr. and Mrs. Harry N. Hand Mr. and Mrs. John F. Balzer Mr. and Mrs. William Callahan Mrs. Lena E. Johnson Oswald’s Laundromat Mr. and Mrs. William T. McCooley Jessie E. Wilson Jade East Motel Frank K. Monaco and Sons Righter’s Auto Service Mr. and Mrs. David C. Ingersoll Mr. and Mrs. Peter Farland Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Rudy Mr. Student Teacher — K. Blake Pat and Joe Russo Mr. and Mrs. Carl Speicher Mrs. Esther D. Ingersoll Anne-E- Hayes Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin C. Ingersoll Mr. and Mrs. Isadore A. Fox The R. D. Parkhurst Family Nick Savino’s Crest Barber Shop Mr. and Mrs. A. Millard Mr. and Mrs. Edward Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Taylor Whalen’s Esso Mr. and Mrs. L. Theodore Wilson The Palmer Family Mr. and Mrs. Robert Maisch Jessie E. Wilson Bob Sparks Mr. and Mrs. Philip Calamaro Shirley Palmer Mr. and Mrs. Ben Wapner A Friend Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Stuebner Compliments of Masella Ocean Spray Motel Mr. and Mrs. Elwood S. Hudson “Congratulations” Class of 1 967 WILDWOOD PARENT AND TEACHERS ASSOCIATION PRESIDENT — Mrs. Robert Maisch VICE-PRESIDENT - Mrs. M. Campbell REC. SECRETARY — Mrs. R. Harris CORR. SECRETARY — Mrs. R. Neiman TREASURER — Mrs. John Wister INGERSOLL FUNERAL HOME Compliments Of BILL’S MEN’S AND BOYS’ WEAR 4301-07 Pacific Avenue Wildwood Best Wishes to the Class of KAMMER’S BAKERY DARE BROS. REALTY CO. 115 GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 68 Best Wishes MR. AND MRS. JAMES A. DARE QUEBEC MOTEL BURK MOTOR SALES 5100 Park Blvd. Wildwood, N.J. CHEVROLET JEEP OLDSMOBILE PARSON REALTY CO. Realtors And Insurance 3214 Atlantic Ave. 522-3463 Wildwood, N.J. Best Wishes To Class Of Good Luck 67 FLACCO’S MARKET PHIL EDDIE Compliments of Compliments of RUSSO’S RESTAURANT and BAR “SAGELS” Fine Italian Cuisine Lincoln Ave. and Boardwalk Garfield Ave. and Boardwalk Compliments of DOUGLASS CANDIES COZY MORLEY 3300 Boardwalk Wildwood, NJ. Congratulations to the class of 1967 LA VITA MR. MRS. GUY F. MUZIANI AND SON MOTEL Congratulations to Class of “67” JOLENDA SHOP Home of “Villager and Ladybug” 401 1 Pacific Ave. Wildwood, New Jersey Phone 522-1996 Congratulations to Class of “67” BABY SHOP - YOUTH CENTER Home of Nationally Advertised Brands 4017 Pacific Ave. Wildwood, New Jersey Phone 522-1964 118 THE WILDWOODS BY THE SEA, N.J. CITY OF NORTH WILDWOOD BOROUGH OF WILDWOOD CREST CITY OF WILDWOOD We Salute Today’s Students . . . Tomorrow’s Homemakers . . . Who Live Better Electrically mu Atlantic City, N.J. 119 Compliments of MARINE NATIONAL BANK Wildwood, New Jersey CREST BRANCH — Sweet Briar and Pacific Aves. Hair Styling by CATERINA Satisfaction Always OPEN DAILY 9 to 9 WINTER HRS. 9 to 6 2 STORIES OF HAIR CARE THROUGH THE SPIRAL STAIRCASE NORTH WILDWOOD BRANCH 1 4th and New Jersey Aves. SHAPING • SETTING COLORING • PERMANENT WAVING Corner of Garfield Pacific MEMBER 3721 Pacific Ave., Wildwood FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. CALL - FREE 522-7151 PARKING Telephone 522-1451-52 FEENEY HENDRICKSON AGENCY 4909 Pacific Ave. Wildwood, N.J. Title Insurance Searches JOHN V. FEENEY ROBERT J. HENDRICKSON 120 Congratulations to Class of 1967 BERNICE AND TOM BRADSHAW PHONE 522-5815 FREE DELIVERY SHEA’S 17th ST. MARKET Meats — Produce — Groceries 11 3 East 17th Street North Wildwood, N.J. IRV POSTERNOCK Agent ALLSTATE INSURANCE COMPANIES 121 West Aster Road, Wildwood Crest, N.J. Bus. Tel.: 522-1257 - Res. Tel.: 522-1257 CLARKE MOTORS Plymouth — Valiant — Simca Pine and New Jersey Ave. Wildwood Dial 522-1468 121 CORSON AND HAND Realtors Insurers 3003 Atlantic Ave. Call 522-1458 or 522-1459 SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO. 1 32 E. Spicer Ave. Wildwood, N.J. Phone 522-021 1 Compliments of Compliments of JOHN DE FRANCESCO SOUTH JERSEY Builders T V CABLE COMPANY 1 1 8 East Aster Rd. Wildwood Crest, N.J. At the Old Fire House 31 14 Pacific Ave. 522-5513 4405 Pacific Avenue Wildwood, N.J. LEON’S GEM SHOE STORE R M Shoe Repairs 522-9200 and Sales Finest Furniture and Luggage and Appliances Leather Goods ARTHUR RAFF SCOOP’S Builders SPORTING GOODS 1 20 West Crocus Rd. Wildwood Wildwood Crest, N.J. and 522-1931 Cape May 522-4164 884-3264 122 CORAL REEF Best Wishes Lobby and Coffee Shop 321 2 Atlantic Ave. Wildwood, New Jersey 522-7766 BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS BOROUGH OF WEST WILDWOOD MAYOR W. ROBERT HENTGES COMMISSIONER MATTHEW G. TOMLIN COMMISSIONER NICHOLAS WANINGER “A New World of Enchantment THE SINGAPORE MOTEL Compliments of THE WILDWOOD DINER Directly on the Ocean Orchid Rd., Wildwood Crest New Jersey THE WEIL'S (609) 522-6961 Located on Atlantic Avenue Between Young and Spencer Avenues Wildwood, New Jersey THUNDERBIRD INN Compliments of Restaurant Cocktail Lounge 23rd — 24th Surf Avenues North Wildwood, N.J. MODERNAGE TRAVEL COUNSELORS THE COFFEE SHOP Congratulations to the Class of 1967 (Next to Jackson's Drugstore) 3403 Pacific Avenue OPEN ALL YEAR MAISCH’S ANTIQUES 2203 New York Avenue 123 THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO. 34 1 9 New Jersey Ave. Wildwood, N.J. Phone: 522-4500 M. S. BROWN, JLRS. Wildwood, N.J. Phone 522-7604 2718 Boardwalk 3310 Pacific Ave. Compliments of Best of Luck to Class of 67 NEWBERRY’S THE MUSIC CENTER The Friendly Store 208 E. Oak Ave. Wildwood, N.J. No Waiting COAST NEWS DISTRIBUTORS JOSEPH’S BARBERSHOP Wildwood, New Jersey PROPRIETOR 4107 Pacific Avenue JOSEPH PESCHI Wildwood, New Jersey Furniture — Carpets Frigidaire Television Appliances NESBITT SALES CO. K.P.S., INC. Lincoln New Jersey Ave. Wildwood, N.J. Phone 522-1481 IRV LARSON DOLPHIN RESTAURANT Builder 1002 Ocean Avenue N. Wildwood, N.J. T. KARDAS RESTAURANT 1 7th Boardwalk TIME TIDES MOTEL Home of $1.95 Dinners 1 1 th and Kennedy Boulevard Compliments of BUCKINGHAM BROTHERS, INC. MR. AND MRS. PETER GIACALONE Compliments of MARTHA KELLY MR. AND MRS. FRANK J. OSTER Handbags and Cards 124 MONTA CELLO MOTEL Compliments of BILL LINDSAY FRANK JEAN DUNDREA Crest Wine Spirits Ltd. BEACH WAVES MOTEL THE WARRIOR STAFF On the Beach Between Stanton Farragut Rds. Wildwood Crest, N.J. JOE RITA VON SAVAGE Compliments of THE COMPASS MOTEL HARRY AND JO TEMPLIN BUCKINGHAM BROTHERS, INC. residential and commercial builders Compliments PINE-LYNN DAY NURSERY Compliments of LYNN LINDSAY SILVER SANDS MOTEL Compliments of BLUE MARLIN MOTEL Toledo and Atlantic Aves. Wildwood Crest, N.J. THE BEEHIVE The French Quarter, Wildwood, N.J. Cherry Hill Mall, Cherryhill, N.J. “Open Year Round DR. SAMUEL J. MAZZOTTA CRESTWOOD DINER Cresse and New Jersey Aves. Wildwood, New Jersey Catering Dial 522-3392 VILLA NOVA MOTEL THE SEASIDERS 8601 Atlantic Ave. Wildwood Crest, N.J. Best Wishes to the Class of '67 A FRIEND Phone 522-7077 Free Estimates DEE TURNER General Building Contractor 21 Taylor Ave. North Wildwood, N.J. 125 MISTER SOFTEE Compliments of the BROWNING SHELDON Plumbing Heating 315 w. Burk Ave. Wildwood, N.J. GEORGE’S SUNOCO SERVICE 309 W. Rio Grande Ave. Wildwood, New Jersey Phone 522-3201 24-hr. Towing General Repairs E. TROIANO SON Masonry Contractor Compliments of M EN n OUSE Andrew Pacific Aves. HAROLD CARLSON Building Constructor 1 38 W. Bennett Ave., Wildwood, N.J. Phone 522-7856 GIDDING’S 3900 Pacific Ave. Wildwood, New Jersey HOFFMAN’S DOMESTIC ENGINEERS Appliance Sales, Service, Parts Phone 522-1075 7th N.Y. Ave., N. Wildwood, N.J. NORT’S PLACE Luncheonette Home of Wildwood High's Athletes Across From Wildwood High School MATHIS GARAGE Compliments of FISHERMAN’S PACKING CORP. Two-Mile Dock Wildwood, New Jersey PALOMBO’S PHARMACY 1201 New Jersey Ave. N. Wildwood 522-7507 JOS. F. HUGHES SONS Quality Meats and Groceries Dial 522-3561 100 E. Rio Grande Ave., Wildwood, N.J. LIGHTING BY ANZELONE MR. AND MRS. JAMES S. CAFIERO Phone 522-6833 Night 522-6285 A.B.S. SIGN CO. Signs of All Kinds Robert Hentges 8th N.J. Aves. President N. Wildwood, N.J. 126 Best Wishes to the Class of “67 Compliments of GINNY’S HAIR FASHIONS MEYER’S Shoe Store • Naturalizer • American Girl Shoes • Smart Aire 3309 Pacific Ave. 522-3161 SPATZ PHARMACY, INC. Prescription Specialists! Free Delivery Burk Pacific Aves., Wildwood, N.J. Compliments of DR. AND MRS. ROBERT J. FUREY BEECHER KAY REALTY CO. Real Estate — Insurance Travel Bureau 101-03 E. Wildwood Ave. JOHN J. CALLAHAN SONS Roofing and Sheet Metal Work 105 West Rosemary Road Wildwood Crest, N.J. 522-8270 Compliments of McCLAIN’S FURNITURE STORE 3710 Pacific Ave. ASTRONAUT Resort Motel On the Beach Luxurious Rooms at and Stockton Road Efficiencies Wildwood Crest, N.J. Fully Equipped for (609)522-6981 Your Pleasure GEORGE’S SUNOCO North Wildwood 522-2119 A LP QUALITY FOODS Meats — Imported Foods Open All Year 522-3576 15th New Jersey Ave. Compliments JOAN’S BEAUTY SALON 8506 N.J. Ave. Wildwood Crest, N.J. Compliments of TAYLOR’S MARKET Radios Television Foreign — Domestic Black — White or Color NICK’S RADIO-T.V. SERVICE For the Best in Repairs Shop — 3004 Pacific Avenue Phone 522-7391 SABINS JEWELRY GIFT SHOP Jewelry — Gifts — Cards Expert Watch Repairing 3108 Pacific Ave. 522-1694 Directly on the Beach SWAN MOTEL Swimming Pool — T.V. — Air Conditioning MR. ALBERT : r _ Wildwood Crest, N.J. CArrU (609)522-3459 Compliments of THE SIGHTSEER 127 Compliments RIO MOTEL 522-1461 Best Wishes From SWITZER COOMBS, INC. QUIGLEY-SIMPSON PALOMBO’S PHARMACY Dispensing — Opticians 1619 Pacific Ave. 21 9 E. Wildwood Ave. 1201 New Jersey Ave. North Wildwood, N.J. Atlantic City, N.J. Wildwood, N.J. Phone 344-7939 Phone 522-9487 ALDO A. PALOMBO, R.P. Phone 522-7507 Best Wishes to the Compliments Class of 1 967 of THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF GRACE OIL COMPANY STONE HARBOR OFFICES Avalon Stone Harbor “Dedicated to fine printing THE DOROTHEA PRESS Printers Rio Grande and New Jersey Avenues Wildwood, New Jersey 08260 Phone 522-4646 128 522-3764 JERRY MATTERA Compliments of Landscape Gardener Top Soil — Gravel — Clean Fill-Concrete SEACREST PASTRY SHOP 2201 Delaware Ave., N. Wildwood, NJ. Compliments From Phone 522-0136 or 522-0137 FRANKLIN ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. WAGON WHEEL FLOWER AND GIFT SHOP Spicer and New Jersey Aves. Wildwood, New Jersey 522-7737 Cresse New Jersey Ave. Wildwood Crest, N.J. JOSEPH J. CATANOSO OCEAN SIDE MOTEL HESTON’S ESSO On the Beach at Farragut Rd. Wildwood Crest, NJ. (609)522-6406 ROBERT L. HESTON MARTIN AND HELEN LO SASSO Goodyear Tires and Accessories Phone 522-7701 PAUL’S ATLANTIC SERVICE GOULD REALTY COMPANY STATION Realtors Insurers 509 W. Rio Grande Ave. 3000 Pacific Ave. Wildwood, N.J. Wildwood, NJ. 522-6412 LOUIS GOULD, Broker Candid Weddings • Bar Mitzvah Albums “THE MARTHA SHOP” THOMAS S. KINNEMAND JR. Fine Ladies' Apparel Photographer 3405 Pacific Avenue Commercial • Publicity Edith Esher Phone 522-2526 522-3423 522-5392 SNUFFY’S CREST LUNCHEONETTE ATLANTIC DINER 101 E. Aster Rd. Wildwood Crest Garfield Atlantic Aves. Phone 522-3865 Compliments of CAPE PUBLISHING CO. JAMES A. L. HARRIS INC. Commercial Printing Real Estate Insurance ROBERT N. BALDY 4003 Pacific Ave. Wildwood, NJ. Established 1919 Congratulations SILEN’S G. C. MURPHY CO. Shoes and Resort Wear The Friendly Store 5000 Pacific Hand Ave. Wildwood, NJ. 3211 Pacific Ave. Wildwood, N.J. 129 Compliments of WALLY’S CAFE Sales Service CLIFF WILSON SONS T.V. APPLIANCE, INC. TELEVISION 3200 Block N.J. Ave. REPAIR Wildwood, N.J. Phone 522-1437 OSBORNE’S INFANTS' WEAR NURSERY FURNITURE T.V. Appliances TOT TOWN 7th New Jersey Ave. Children’s Specialty Shop N. Wildwood, NJ. 3411 Pacific Phone 522-6944 Wildwood, N.J. Phone 522-4229 Phone 522-4921 VALSPAR PAINTS BOB’S 1 HR. CLEANERS F. D. COLSON LUMBER CO. 1 8th Ave. N.J. Ave. Complete Laundry Cleaning Service North Wildwood, N.J. 522-3431 4409 Park Blvd., Wildwood, N.J. Expert Tailoring 8. Alterations Compliments of THE KRANICH SHOPPE SPUHLERS ESSO STATION Phone Wildwood 522-8931 Everything Feminine” Rio Grande Park Blvd. Wildwood, N.J. T'N 'poowpuM Telephone 522-8133 JOpd3 40 DjJpDJ 3.1045 6u;ms3 3|un 8H1 BAKER’S ALDINE SHOE STORE dOHS 331 VH1B39 3416 Pacific Ave. Wildwood, N.J. JERRY’S BEAUTY SALON Best Wishes 3102 Pacific Ave. Wildwood, N.J. Phone 522-5637 JAMES SCRIVANI BUICK, INC. (Prop.) PETE RICO THE GARDEN J. J. HONE Electrical Gas Appliances GREENHOUSE NURSERY Television Sets • All Models Twentieth N.Y. Aves. 26th New York Ave. North Wildwood, N.J. Wildwood, New Jersey 522-3747 SCOTTY Phone 522-1421 Wildwood 522-5425 Compliments of TODD’S EXPRESS Specializing Local and Long Distance COMMERCIAL GARAGE SALES Moving and Hauling — Padded Vans 5000 Park Blvd. 22nd New Jersey Ave. Wildwood, N.J. N. Wildwood, New Jersey 522-7794 130 When the saints come marching in. Can we have our money back?” Better luck next time. Trick shooter?” Hey! Watch my lectern.” 133 'Captain Nice 134 STUDENT ADS Don and Eileen Paula and Jack Barbara Walker Annabelle and Edgie, Louie and Dottie Beatrice and Angabo Mary and Henry Geminis Nancy Narolski Joe Jackson Junie and Toni Paula and Missie Jay and Betty Bill Morey and Stanley Higgs Bonnie Konowitch Paul and Wyleen Jean Leahey Mabel Whitaker Eugene Leimberg Bob and Kathy Linda and Lynn Bonnie Callahan Foxey and Nfe Ricky Anzelone Bruce Anzelone Paul and Kathy Gary and Ellen John and Carmen Leroy Loves Patty Barbara Miller Buddy and Carol Marilyn Dicken Sharon and Andy Lisa Gordon Dave and Valli Ben Levy Greg and Linda Rich and Karen Jacqufe Steve Lauriello and Kurt Johnson Betty Marian Konowitch and Betty Jordan Steve and Marianne Mike and Joy Barbara Evans Rod and Jan Ronnie and Melissa Clyde and Ralph” from W. C. Bub and Doris David W. Schill GFJ + ZIYBOQ + HZOBK + GLB Congratulations to the Ann Wingate CLASS OF '67 From the Bonnie, Marian, and Ben Konowitch CLASS OF ’70 PIZZA PIES J H COLD CUTS FRESHLY SLICED COLD CUTS GIANT SUBS AND SANDWICHES Open 7 A.M. to ? 4520 Park Blvd. Take-Out Service 522-3783 Best Wishes CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ’71 CLASS OF ’72 141 PATRON ADS 19th and Me Kean Nick Matacena Karter Brothers Meats Joyce’s Beauty Salon Forrest The Florist “Cy’s Palladium Club Crowd” Mr. and Mrs. Edward Narolski Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Tray Mrs. Florence Evenson Sylvia Gemer Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rhoades Frenchy’s Mr. and Mrs. John E. Fowler Walts Market Mr. Harry Warner and Family Mrs. Viola Warner Mr. and Mrs. M. Caine The Altman’s Mr. and Mrs. Bob Dennis Mrs. Grace Muiselaar The Molino Family Mr. and Mrs. James Maguire and Family Mr. and Mrs. Augustus C. Sutern Mr. and Mrs. Henry S. Climesz Angie and Lloyd David Burman Joan and Philip Varner Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Watson Staller’s Dorothy Sullenberger Mrs. Paul F. Dicken Wingate Motel Rodger Pinnex Mr. and Mrs. Walter Shivers, Sr. The Lou Morey Family Mr. Arthur Motz Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Mayberry Bernardine Hess Mr. and Mrs. E. Me Gough and Mark Owen West Wildwood Liquor Store Nu-Crystal Laundry Ed Burke Wheaton Agency Mr. and Mrs. Russell Creitz Sterling Marine Mayor and Mrs. A. J. Catanoso Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Rhile Mr. and Mrs. Crawford Wilson, Sr. Bill and Cecilia Shea Tague’s Hairstyling Stan’s Variety Store Mary Miller Beauty Shop Mr. Switzer Mr. and Mrs. Norton Wildwood High School Choir Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Greenwood, Sr. The Shevlin Family Grau and Weingarth Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Tushingham Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Strothers 142 TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY “The World's Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made - ei s • .:V . . i� '- cii! T . AI ' A ;V‘V tJWr i • . I I V. � � • i V . ■