Williamstown High School - Totem Yearbook (Williamstown, NJ)

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WW First Row, left to right: Eddie Buchler, Barry Dillard, Zeke Bey, Craig Schneeman, Syl- 3 vester Pitt. Second Row: Manfred Koschman, Joe Zellner, Al Natali, Mr. Henry Maddox, Coachg Ronald Alston, Earl Owen, Grafton Davis. CROSS COUNTRY C . . . . 1 ross country IS as the name implies a gruelling 26 mile run on an open course. This demanding run tests the stamina and endurance of each contestant. It takes a team effort to bring home the victory and, as in golf, the low score wins. W.H.S. W.H.S. W.H.S. W.H.S W.H.S W.H.S. Scores 23 . . . . . . . West Deptford 39 21. . . . . Edgewood 35 21. . . . . Oakcrest 35 26' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' - ' ' Deptfofd 30 First place runners at the half-way mark 36........... ...Overbrook 21 fWon by forfeitl . . . . . Triton 4 , 1 1 Runners at the Starting gun. Runners fighting to the finish line first.

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r YE RBUOK STAFF 4 t To produce the best yearbook yetuhas become the motto of the 1964 Totem staff. The staff began its work late in the spring of 1963 and diligently worked throughout the summer. The staff's jobs range from convincing local businessmen to place ads in the book to taking pictures, writing copy, and laying out the book. To give a retrospective view of the whole school, the staff decided several things: to include an academics section which features classroom and extra- curricular shots, to include candid bled shots of senior activities and to have a larger book, 9 x 12, so that an attractive arrangement of senior portraits would be possible. As a member of the yearbook staff a person becomes a 'ack of all trades and BARBARA FALLS Editor-in-Chief MARY HUTTON Assistant Editor 1 J ' ' master-of-several. The staff has carried out many of the traditional yearbook activities, the showing of a feature film, and th ' f b senior portraits. e managing o oth underclass and As I write this final article as Editor-in-Chief, I feel that credit should be given to all those behind the scenes, those whom the student body rarely meets. I would like to express my heartfelt thanks to Mr. Irving Glick, lVlr. Salvatore Centola, and their girl Friday , Sue, for all their efforts on behalf of our book. However, my greatest thanks goes to Mr. Joe De Maio, our publisher, and his very able assistant Mrs. Clara Whipple, for all the time and effort they have spent in helping me and my staff produce the best book yet. May this book be a treasure-chest of memories for everyone in the Class of 1964. Barbara Falls 1 MRS. VERNA BROWN Advisor First Row, left to right: Eloise Kettleson, Carol Gregorio, Mary Hutton, Barbara Falls,Anita Garcia, Edie Grubb. Second Row: Jeanne Little, Nancy Nolan, Linda Mochar- nuk, Leslie Orbanus, Janet Kopp, Patricia Fleming, Marie Orbanus, Joanne DeFabrites, Joan Denk, Joyce Vail, Joanne Pavlik.