Williamstown High School - Totem Yearbook (Williamstown, NJ)

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Standing: Mrs. Matthews, Advisor. First Row, left to right: Betty Bates, Mary Borowyj, Marie Lentine, Paulette Bock, Rose Shinn, Linda Spera, Mrs. Arm- strong, Co-Advisor. Second Row: Howard Schleicher, Linda Jenkins, Freida Schweitzer. The Library Club is a service organization. The members work during their study periods as stu- dent library aids. These work hours provide a variety of helpful experiences for students in- terested in Library Service as a career as well as basic library knowledge for those students LIBRARY CLUB The students in this club are primarily concerned with learning how to operate film projectors, tape recorders, and 'opaque projectors. They are re- sponsible for all the movies shown in the class- rooms and are a real help to students and teachers. who will go on to college. AUDIO ISU First Row, left to right: Grafton Davis, Shirley Hubert, Cheryl Only, Barbara Perry,Milton Poles. Second Row: Kenneth Jones, Thomas Zee, Mr. William Hester, Ad- visorg Ronald Young, Richard Scott. LID

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Student Court is composed of judges selected from the student body. Review cases are referred to them by students, teachers, and administrators. The court studies the cases and then recommends appropriate disciplinary measures for offenders. TUDE T ERVICE 108 The students on Student Service sit in the halls during their study periods to check and make sure students have legitimate excuses for being in the halls. This check discourages loitering in the halls and cutting classes. These students are also available to direct visitors in the school to the main office. J Left to right: Marilyn Stegall, William Femia, Joseph Hegge, Gail Parsons, Barbara Zimmer, Ronald Christy. STUDE T COURT First Row, left to ri ht: William Femia, Nancy Pontano, Nancy Zoog, Anita Garcia. Second Row: Eloise Kettle- son, Jackie Rosenb1om,Clara Pratt, Geraldine Jepson, Bronnie Melnick, Mary Ann Morrow, Dianne Hennessey. Third Row: Eileen Parrot, Mar aret Maul, Frances Kimbrough, Mar Ann Gardner, Reiecca Johnson, Jean Mossbrook, GailyParsons, Marilyn Stegall, Julia Wolos, Lorna LaKin . Fourth Row: Juliann A nesino, Linda Spera, Betty Toles, Jean Wiggins, Emilg Olinsk , Pat Peterson, Jean Quaile, Richard Frollock, Wlilliam Franke, John Hoffman. Fifth Row: Mathew Bates, Richard Scott, Emanuel Russo, Glen Morgan, Joseph Fazzio, Mr. Mikalauskas, James Stewart, Lowell McClure.

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W . 1 gr Y, f , ,, 2 . .1 X gre . , , , ,..,., ,K-, J- f ' ' q 55 ' ,, ,. 51 f 5 First Row, Left to right: Mike Simons, George Nedig, Pam Mesino, Sykes, George Cawthone, Earl Owen, James Mesiano, Keith Smedley Jay Sewell, Ronald Young, Edmund Downer, George Bothwell, Carol Frank Parker, Donald Propert, Joseph Grauman. Fourth Row Peggy l Batten. Second Row: Janice Holleny, Bonnie Oeschlagel, Jeanne Willis, Mary Kohler, Thomas Sampson, Walter Clarke, William Bap MacNicoll, Ellen Stover, Edward Poyner, Dennis Channell, Nancy Lane,David Dantinne, Richard McKee,Michael Miller, Henry Kozek, Lynn Horn. Third Row: Jean Lewis, Lovie Brown, Sue Cannon, Francine Snyder, Alan Conners, Al Franke, James Holleny, Sam pert, John Sharp, Emil Steffen, William Femia, Wayne Bennett Daniel Lacy, Bill Huff, Marvin Cropper, Sylvester Pitt, Gary Zell ner, Joe Zellner, Everett Obenheim. The W.H.S. Marching band which consists of forty-eight members takes part in many ac- tivities throughout the year. These include football shows, victory parades, Halloween parades in Williamstown and Hammonton and Christmas parades in Millville, where they won third prize this year, and in Sea Isle City. From the marching band the concert band is chosen. It is this group which performs in the annual Thanksgiving and Christmas as- semblies, and in the graduation exercises. They also give a spring concert and a Chil- dren's Concert. Another group, the pit band, 1 performs in the traditional operetta given through the combined efforts of the Music Q Department. 'M Suzanne C annon JORETTE Harold Henderson