Williamstown High School - Totem Yearbook (Williamstown, NJ)

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136 i I 3 2 s Sophomore Officers, Top to bottom: Mr. Paul Callaghan, Class Advisor: Marolyn Laliosa, Presidentg Janice Holleny, Vice-Presidentg Carol Dangro, Secretaryg Bonnie Latham, Treasurer. OPHO ORE OFFICER ln September,the Class of 1966 entered Williamstown High School as sophomores, armed with a fierce de- termination to achieve great things. Elections were held and we selected an all female administration, the first in the history of the school. Heading our class this year were Marolyn Laflosa, Presidentg Janice Holleny, Vice-President, Carol Dangro, Secretary, Bonnie Latham, Treasurer, and a fine executive committee. Through the hard work of Mr. Callaghan, our spirited student leaders and the class, success was achieved in all our endeavors. First on this year's crowded agenda was the an- nual Variety Show. Through the help of the ,Iesters Club and all participants, an excellent show was presented. Class colors were chosen in December. The colors selected were red and white and our flower is the American Beauty Rose. The advent of the traditional Sophomore Hop was met with great anticipation and excitement. Through the united efforts of our class, the Hop was a great success, an event which we shall always remember proudly. We, the Class of l966, extend our sincerest wishes of success and happiness to the graduating seniors. Our only hope is that we can follow the high ideals and examples that they have so ably set for all of us. Executive Committee, Standing, left to right: Donald Galanti, Dennis Channel. Seated: Diane Ward, Linda Sharp, Diane Woolheater, Donna Eldridge.

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11-10 First Row, left to right: D. Smiley, J. Wurster, W. Watras, J. Siderio, C. Wall, R. Young, P. Tkoetschenko, E. Stover, J. Stella. Second Row: H. Surran, B. Valenti, T. Stalba, J. Zellner, L. Smedley, J. Zaysley, W. Wallace, B. Watson, M. Simons, J. Sewell. N M MORIAM Our hearts are f1lled Wlth sorrow When by death we lose a frlend ln weepmg and lamentmg Many preclous hours we spend We thmk of all hxs attrlbutes Wlnch we wxll never see But what we fall to reallze Is the fact that he may be Lookmg down upon us From h1s new world up above And that he wants not sympathy But tokens of our love He 11 lxve eternally Not 1n the same way as before But ln our memory John Satterheld Although Johnny was not a member of the Class of 1964- he truly belonged to the school smce he spent many many hours 1n devoted SBFVICB m the band 1n wrestlmg matches and on the foot ball fleld We Jom both h1s parents and the Class of 1965 m mournmg thelr loss 3 . . 5 And so when all our tears have dried , . 7 n , . 7 , -

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MR. gl MISS SOPHOMORE PRE ENT THE CLASS OF 1966 Both Nancy and Darwin are honor students and are considered by their fellow classmen as the ideal Sophomores. They have given many hours of service on behalf of their class. Nancy was president of her class last year. Her activities include honor society, cheerleading, choir, and madrigal singers. Nancy likes to play the piano and read in her spare time. Darwin's name has constantly appeared on the honor roll. He was vice-president of his class last year. He is presently one of the W. H. S. matmen.