Williamstown High School - Totem Yearbook (Williamstown, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1978 volume:

IWEMNCN! MARKER We hope that within these pages you will find the photographs and words necessary to recapture the spirit of this year. And after the book is on the shelf, don't for- get that it is your only permanent record of this memorable year. Use it again- -to remember a face --to recall a place --to relive a game -to remember a name THANKS for purchas- ing this yearbook. Its value will increase with the passing years. Enjoy the memories! Jogging Aiweiaimiwi EYEQUQUQCCDGDK eowiegiw il It N.. People ' :X x In L it L Y 'SFOOTPRINTS IN THE SAND OF TIME ARE NOT MADE SIT M0tlOH H'--5 TING oowN Moving ahead. That is what this year's yeafbooketis allabout. Onithe following pages of your book, lie memoriesof goals that have been achieved and dreams that you are still reaching for. - Totem '78, through words and pictures, will illustrate this past year's achievements, activities, and friendships. Looking through these pages you will recalli the crowded hallways between the morning and afternoon sessions, the chaos of the new 'addition being constructed, friendships being formed and teach- ers giving help. T ' As you move ahead, this book will serves to remind you of all the trials and tribulations which are now in yourwpast and will never be forget- ten. We hope that Totem l78 will be enjoyed by all, and in later yearswe will be able to relieve our memories of Williamstown High through it, The theme of last year's prom was Our Day Will Comef' When the day did arrive, it was enjoyed by all. The music was provided by Selerdoor. To set the mood they played the themes of previous proms. The king, Buddy Craig, and the fair maiden Pam 3 5'- M' 1 Wi' ' . - . .l,,,,f 'f is -V ' 4' Couples moving to a slower beat. Moving To The Music . . . 5 fr 1 at ,TQ v -L 4 Hustle' on down 3, l ll Frank Camiolo, Jack Jacobs, George Buriak and John Jengehino surround Buddy Craig. Cover girls Vi Lagana, Jill Kohler, Pam Coverly, Sharon Dougherty, and Kathy Fredericks , L,,. if eff I 1,1 J ff 5 ' 1 T - ii ' 1 'N f l The prom was held at the Knight's of Columbus, which was beautifully decorated for this oc- casion. The atmosphere was set by the abundant tables of food, soft music, and dimmed lights. Thanks to Mr. Zahranac, the Prom Committee, and chaper- ones, last year's prom had the biggest turnout ever. X ment with his wife I lH The good looking group of Alonzo Edmonds, Tina Edmonds, Shiela Mangum and Keith Huggins. 3 Class Advisor, Mr. Zahur- anec, shares an intimate mo- How r 4 W W xarf ' 3 If I f A A Q -5.5 .f idiculous l'm falling asleep Bubbling brown sugar E 5 M' , 4,4 wav ,A- Art is good therapy f? - k 77 0. s f:fI1 1 3 I yr-Q-R ' .Q UAW x-E s 'vi 3 I Lis: :YiC?g,?J'lq 'i' I forgot my homework , , Q VC ' I Throwing kisses u ,V 'gr a ww 'W 1 .' 1' 3 xsi2.' no --.ur Q wr W4 wan We W L I dare you to print this picture The bionic man ay- Y-sw ' 'ill Studying for a future - :fa if 144 'K 'X xi' WWW 4 H3233 l - , MMV Nice afternoon for a stroll Gee school is fun A li ,ff 'Qc Wash your hands before lunch What's next . 4, . If Thinking it over HOW dare YOU! r A A ,, 1, ' ' v Q' H J vii.. ,.:56fzf 4 'M 'H Wx Wx N W L ' . xvw :I B - A at Q , TV. W , I ' A mm , M V C' ' P 'E ' 'sf A Q, f . f V ,Q -if I 5 I Q1 W , Yr. Z? 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Q uhh., BEST PERSONALITY Annette Silva, Jack Jacobs Who's Who SUNNIEST SMILES Annette Silva, John .Iengehino M .nf if BEST ALL AROUND Jackie Capasso, Dan Teefy BUDDING BEAUTIES Doreen Montemurro, Joe Mancini QUIETEST Esther DiRienzi, James Wolbert l l FAIREST BLUSHERS Sharon Dougherty Dan Teefy 2 I I 1 CLASS MUNCHERS Carol Bolinsky, Richie Williams al' A TALLEST Harriet Casson, Mike Shucoski SHORTEST Vi Lagana, Mike Bull CLASS FLIRTS Pam Agnesino, Harold McMurtry Who's MOST ARTISTIC Jayne LaPorta, Mike Bramble Who CUTEST COUPLE Jill Kohler, Jack Jacobs MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Janet Nicholas, John Jengehino l l 111. CLASS CLOWNS Kathy Fredericks, Harold McMurtry BEST ACTRESS AND ACTOR Roseann Manfredi, Karl Franke MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Lynne Gandy, Mike Bell xv Y' MOST ATHLETIC Lori Fritsch, Ed Fuller KR .Q - 'Xgffagie BEST DANCERS Doreen Gambardello, Curt Bethea MOST MUSICAL Lori Fritsch, Mike Bell TEACHERS PEST Michele Madison, Joe Short CLASS DAYDREAMERS Sandy Boeckle, Keith Hansen Who's w Who f' , , N iff, W Throughout their four year in Williamstown High. Pam and lid have been involved in many ac- tivities. Ed's chiel' activities are his participation in the sports of football, wrestling, and baseball. He has worked hard and excelled in each individual sport. He will always be remembered for his athletic contributions to William- stown High. Pam, with her cheerful and out going personality, has added much spirit to the cheerleading squad. She has worked with her class to help them succeed in the past years. ,I l Q tl l' 5 2 l 1 lst W. ,i. gl -l Q , 5 s 5 'H i 4 tl li? E? lp , sz 'Q 5 .l ll .- Miss Senior W - i ff Z ff ll it effix ff: ?l,l,i.llti:'Lif it M7738 l fi 3 li 7 l V W if .Lf 1,-Lf. -rx ..fb-eaeaav1ar.5i:.:.1gt1.mfe -A - fx r r'fr' -' W 'fp' T ' f ' ' .' 'ig-W ms L- gL,...,:L ,,, a.g4.g..... . f., 44- Y . fl X . X . it .. .. - Executive Committee Standing L to R: S. Dougherty, E. DiRienzi, J. Nicholas, C. Schmitt, D. Brita, P. Agnesino, J. Mohler. Kneeling L to R: B. Craig, J. Kohler, D. Frazier. J. Capasso, H. McMurtry. Senior Class Officers L to R: S. Dougherty, H. McMurtry, Advi sor, Mr. Zahuranec, J. Capasso, P. Agne sino. The class of 1978 has had a very busy and memorable four years at WHS Freshman Year highlights were a magazine drive and the Freshman Sophomore Hop Sophomore year we had an other successful magazine drive. Candy bars, football pro- grams and T-shirt decals were sold during our Junior year. We beat the Seniors 6-0 in the Powder Puff game. 1978 is the busiest year of all. We're even in the jewelry business this year. We have the Senior Breakfast, Powder Puff, a ski trip, a trip to the shore, the trip to Florida, the Prom and of course Baccalau- reate and at long last, Gradu- ation. gi'-' i i MOVING QUT F...- l SELWA ABED THERESA M. AMORO- SIA, Toots Seen With: Eric, Karen, Jenine, Sherrie, Kathy Activities: Yearbook, Soft- ball, Y.F.C., Student Coun- cil, Voci Memorable Moment: Lov- ing and sharing all my time with Eric JACKIE DARLENE BARBER, Jackie Seen With: Tom, Joan, Kathy, Sandy Activities: Baton Twirling 2, Future Homemakers 4 Poem: Love doesn't make the world go round. Love is what makes the ride worth- while. PAMELA AGNESINO, Pam Seen With: Ed, Doreen, Ja- net, Roe, Jill Activities: JV Cheerleading 2, V Cheerleading 38c4, Class Officer 1-4, Squaw Club 4, Powder Puff 38L4, Homecoming Comm. 1-4, Junior Class Play, Prom Comm. 3, Who's Who, Miss Senior Poem: No matter where we go or what we pretend, A part of our past remains with us, always DONNA LYNN BAI- LEY, Donna Seen With: Aunt Sandy and Runia Activities: D.H.S. Cheer- leader, Class treasurer l8c2, Drama Class Play 3 Memorable Moment: Com- ing to W.H.S. was different! l1f9f73 l2f7f73 I met Pat and that was it. Me and Pat forever!! LAURA E. BATES, Laura Seen With: Mike, Cindy, Donna, Joe Poem: If you love something let it go, If it comes back it's yours, If it doesn't come back, It was never yours in the first place. DENISE MARIE BAU- MAN, Bombers Seen With: Lori, Suzie, Es- ther, Linda, Boom-Boom Activities: Student Council 3-4, Honor Society 2-4, Softball mgr. 2-3, F.T.A. 2- 4, Jr. Play, Spanish I-II Awards, Squaw Club 2-4, Yearbook l,4, Pep and Spir- it 4, Sr. Play Poem: You have done it without a touch, without a word, without a sign. You have done it by being your- self. Perhaps that is what being a friend means, after all. Roy Croft MICHAEL A. BELL, Mike ' Seen With: Track Team, Band, Fueto , Bill Activities: Indoor Track, Outdoor Track 1-4, March- ing Band 1-4, Pit Band l-4, Concert Band 1-4, Glouces- ter County Band 2-4, Olym- pic Conference Honors Band 3,4, All South Jersey Region III Band 2-4, Honor Society 2,3, Key Club l,4, American Legion Jersey Boys State Rep. Sr. year- book, Who's Who Among American High School Stu- dents Poem: If you cannot win, make the one in front of you break the record. Jan Keithen S A N D R A L E E BOECKLE, Sandy Seen With: Connie, Donna, Debi, and the Gang Activities: Sophomore Vari- ety.Show 1, Flag Squad 2,3, Rifle Squad, Pep Club 4, Jr. Play 3, Who's Who Among American High School Stu- dents 4, Prom Comm. 3, Powderpuff 4 Poem: It isn't ever the same, In time, I ll change. And you, and the currents of our lives. But the image of this moment will never fade. This moment and you are unforgettable RICHARD BEATLY, Sneaky Seen With: Victor DeSanta Memorable Moment: Glou- cester County State meet for cross country. J A M E S C U R T I S BETHEA, Maddock Seen With: Darrell Braham, Sharri Thomas, Darrell Cook Poem: People coming up get as much education as possi- ble, you need it to be a suc- cessful person. CAROL L. BOLINSKY, Carol Seen With: Ed, Bill, Al, Ed- die Activities: JV Cheerleading l, Varsity Cheerleading 3, Miss Sophomore 2, Student Council 2,3, Vice Pres. Pep and Spirit 4, powderpuff 3,4 Poem: For long you live and high you fly and smiles you'll give and tears you'll cry and all you touch and all you see is all your life will ever be. Pink Floyd 'EWU' KENNETH L. BOYER, Ken Seen With: Lorraine, Bob, Mike Memorable Moment: When l meet Lorraine down in shop. DARRELL MARICE BRANHAM, B or Bran- dy Seen With: Curt, Brian, Mert, Paula, and the rest of the brothers Activities: Basketball 1-4, Football 2-4, Baseball 1-4 Memorable Moment: My iirst Varsity basketball start against Glassboro MICHAEL T. BRAM- BLE, Mike Seen With: Michele, Yodis, Cornn, Boyer, The boys in the band Greatest Ambition: To fur- ther my musical career. DONNA LORRAINE BRITA, Donna Seen With: Connie, Doreen, and the gang Activities: Band 1-4, JV tennis 2-3, Powderpuff 3-4, Squaw Club, Operetta, Choir 3-4, Homecoming Comm. 2-4, Honor Society 2-4, Sophomore Variety Show, Homeroom rep. 3-4, Prom Comm, Pep and Spirit club Poem: Express an opinion but send your advice by freight. REN EE BROTHERS COREEN BROWN 'Wx DEBRA ANN BROWN, Debbie Seen with: Pam N., Evie, Pam C., Bernie, Ebie Activities: Squaw Club, Pep and Spirit Club, Powder Puff Poem: Wherever I go I see you in all the old familiar places Where so many of our sweetest dreams began- and the memory of them warms me for their magic still glows in my heart. l0f5f74 MICHAEL BULL, Slim Seen with: Donna Gamble, Warren Williams, Wally Carmichael, Alveron Jack- son Activities: outdoor 2, 3, 4, Indoor 3,4 Cross Country 4 Memorable Moment: Beat- ing Woodbury in the 1977 Sprint Medley Champion- ship. GEORGE BASIL BUR- IAK, The Burr, Polock Seen with: Mary, Joe, Jim, John, the guys on the corner Activities: Football l-4, Baseball l-4, All Confer- ence Baseball 3, Most Valu- able Player 3, Prom Comm 3, lst runner up prom court 3, Captain of football team Memorable Moment: Sat- urday, Oct. 3, intercepting and running for two touch- downs as a lineman, and making the name Buriak a name to remember instead of a name to forget. FRED M. BUKER III, Mark Seen With: Debbie, Sue, Jim, Mike, Ken Greatest Ambition: To be a free lance photographer LORI ANN BUNKE, Punke Seen with: Sherry, Donna, Jean, Hockey Team' Activities: Field Hockey 3,4, Basketball 1-4, Softball l-4, Powder Puff 3,4, Squaw Club 2-4, FTA 3,4, Choir 3, Operetta 3, Year- book CSports Staffj 4, Pep and Spirit Club 4, Prom Comm. 3,4 Poem: Try a little kindness, it never hurts to give a smile to people who seem down: even if they're not so kind it will make it all worthwhile. L.B. BERNADETTE BUR- KERT, Bernie Seen with: Mike, Pam, Ebie, and all other crazy heads. Activities: Powder Puff, Spirit Club, Scenery De- sign, and getting in trouble. Greatest Ambition: To live a full life . . . till life is too full to live. SUZANNE MARIE BURTIS, Suzie Seen With: Lori, Andrea, Denise and other friends Activities: Marching Band 2,3,4, Concert Band 2,3,4, Pit Orchestra 38L4, Honors Band 3, Junior Play, Pow- der Puff 38c4, Honor Soci- ety 2,3,4, Yearbook Staff 4 Poem: If in your hurry you meet someone who is too weary to smile, leave one of yours, for no one needs a smile quite as much as he who has none to give! EILIEN BYRD, Chicken, Byrd Seen With: Blue, Lunn G., Margie P., Gilbert M. Memorable Moment: First time I meant Blue and when Ronnie K. told me he got a peanut caught in his nose when he was little. S H E R R I E L Y N N BUZBY, Buzz Seen With: Frieda, Audrey, Spanish IV Class, Cheri, Jean Activities: Christian Life Club I-4, Guitar Club 1, Freshman Tennis, Squaw Club 2,3, Homeroom Re- presentative 3, Honor Soci- ety 2-4, Prom Comm., Homecoming Comm., Pow- der Puff 38c4, W.H.S. Ju- nior Miss Choir, Operetta 2, Bell Choir 2, Scenery De- sign 4, F.T.A. 4 Poem: I believe in the sun: even when its not shining, I believe in love, even when I feel it not. I believe in God, even when he is silent FLOYD DOUGLAS CAL- KINS, Ugly Jr. Seen With: Frank, Ken, Jim, Al, Terry Memorable Moment: I have too many to remember V..,. ff rf V BRL? FRANK CAMIOLO DOMENIC CAMPAG- NA, Don K Seen With: Anybody Activities: Scenery Design Memorable Moment: June 16, 1978 0 s l v ll on M A R K C A M P E R - CHIOLI Seen With: Victor, Jim, Frank, Fred Activities: Tennis 2 WALLY CARMICHAEL ANNA MARIE CARTER JACQUELINE CA- PASSO, Jackie Seen With: Dan, Cheer- leaders Activities: Honor Society 38L4, Class President 38c4, Executive Comm. 1-4, Stu- dent Council 2, Squaw Club 2, Mock Board of Ed. 1, Cheerleading 1-4, Co-Cap- tain 28c4, Softball l8c2, Powder Puff 38c4, Junior Play, Miss Junior, Who's Who, Best all around, Homecoming Court 4, Poem: If its true love, And meant to be, Then it shall be. Time Will only tell, And when we know, And are cer- tain of it, Time, we will have to share our love. AUDREY ANNETTE CARTER,Aud Seen With: Sheree F., Su- zanne W., Richie W., Tanya L., Gladys J. Activities: Black Culture Club, Christian Life Club, Powder Puff Poem: For God so loved the world that he gave his only begotten son that who- soever beliveth in him should not perish but have eternal life. John 3:16 RENALTO JAMAR CARTER Seen With: Darryl C. Activities: Baseball 2-SL4, Basketball 4 Memorable Moment: When I got my Mustang Mach I and my driver's license. HARRIETTE ANN CAS- SON, Boom Boom Seen With: Treefrog, Den- ise, Florence, and Tennis Team Activities: Tennis l-4, Year- book 4, Squaw Club 2-4, Sr. Rep. of Squaw Club 4, Jr. Play, Powderpuff 3-4, Sr. Play, FTA, Young People's Fellowship 1-4, Performing Arts 1-4, Who's who, Homecoming Comm. 3-4. Poem: If you can imagine it, you can achieve it. If you can dream it, you can be- come it. William Arthur Ward EDWARD F. COLE. Ed Seen With: Ed, Bill, Al, Carol Activities: Football l,2,4 Memorable Moment: Wild- wood 77 FRANK CONGIALDI LARRY CLARK DEBORAH ANN CON- CILIO, Boo Seen With: Mark B, Sue P, Lisa C, Terry D, Vi L. Activities: Powderpuff 4, Pep and Spirit 4 Poem: I decided long ago never to walk in anyones shadow ifl fail, ifl succeed at least I'll live as I believe no matter what they take from me they can't take away my dignity. DARRYL VAN COOK I, Cook Cook Seen With: Curt B, Darrell B, Renalto C, Debbie H, and all the Brothers, Activities: Basketball 1-4, Black Culture Club 2-4, As- sembly Comm. 2,3, Track 4 Poem: Love is a word that is commonly used, Love is a word that is sometimes con- fused, Love is small, Love is big, I sometimes wonder what Love is. RANDY CORNN RICHARD P. CRAIG JR, Buddy Seen With: Sharon, Joe, Doreen, the Football Team Activities: Football 4, Base- ball l,3,4, Homeroom Rep. 4, Prom King 3 Memorable Moment: 3-25- 77, Prom King PAMELA R. COVERLY, Pam Seen With: Joe, Bernie, Ebie, and Friends Activities: Tennis 1-3, Year- book l, Tri-editor 2, Squaw 3-4, Project Hope l, Prom Queen, Powderpuff, Home- coming Comm. 2, VICA, Health Career 3, Health Careers Pres. 4, Pep and Spirit 4 Poem: It isn't ever the same for in time you and I and the ways of our lives will changeg but the images of these moments never fade. ROBERTA M. CROP- PER, Peaches or Bert Seen With: Seretha, Joyce Poem: It's your smile I knew it was your smile along that draw you toward my heart that beautiful smile of yours behind that beautiful copper skin. TERRY CRUMPTON TH ERESA ANN DEN- NENY, Terry Seen With: Penny, Donna, Debbie, Vi Poem: You go your way. I ll go mine I am not in this world to live up to your ex- pectations, you are you, and I am I and if by chance we meet again - It will be beautiful. af C N-Q-Y VICTOR DESANTA, Un- derdog Seen With: Richard, Mark, Frank, Jim Activities: Tennis 1, Spirit Club Memorable Moment: The football team in first place. ALFRED DESTEFANO, Fueto Seen With: Bill, Fred, Mike, Linda Poem: Be happy with life take a day at a time live life to the fullest STEPHEN DILOLLE, Steve Seen With: Sherry, Tom, Jim Activities: Football l Greatest Ambition: To get out of here in June. JOSEPH DESANTIS JOAN THERESA DI- LOLLE, Joan Seen With: Tom, Maureen, Sheri K, Pam N Activities: Homeroom Rep. 1, JV Cheerleading 1, Re- flector Staff 4 Greatest Ambition: To bet- ter myself in my secretarial career and that the plans and dreams that Tom and I have come true for a won- derful and happy future to- gether. LINDA MARGARET DI- MATTIES, Linda Seen With: Adrea, Dodie, Denise, Debbie, Lynne Activities: Class Treasurer 1, Homecoming Comm. l-4, FTA 2-4, Track 1, Execu- tive Comm. 2, Student Council Treasurer 3, Stu- dent Council 4, Squaw Club 2-4, Flag Squad 3, Tennis l- 3, Jr. Play, COE, Reflector Staff 4, Prom Comm. 3 Poem: I wish for love, strength, faith, wisdom, gold enough to help some needy one, I wish for song, also blessed silence and God's sweet peace when everybody is done. WU! ESTHER DIRIENZI, Es- ther Seen With: Marge, John, Denise Activities: Honor Society 2- 4, Student Council 3-4, Yearbook 4, Squaw Club 2- 4, Powderpuff 3, Tennis 1, Homecoming Comm. l-3, Prom Comm. 3, Jr. Play 3, Student Council Sec. 4, Ex- ecutive Comm, 4, Who's who Poem: Far away there in the sunshine are my highest as- pirations. I may not reach them, but I can look up and see their beauty believe in them, and try to follow where they lead. Louise May Alcott SHARON DOUGHER- TY, Doc Seen With: Buddy, Donna, Doreen, Joey, Varsity Cheerleaders Activities: Cheerleading 2,4, Homecoming Comm. 1- 3, Prom Comm. 3, Class Treasurer 3-4, Tennis 3, Powderpuff 3-4, Honor So- ciety 2-3, Who's who Memorable Moment: March 25, 1977 and making Varsity Cheerleading my senior year. BARBARA K. EDEL- MAN, Barb Seen With: Kim, Dawn, Debbie, Donna, Runia Activities: Choir, Operetta, Squaw Club Poem: The best years of my life were in my high school years. Remembering it brings on the tear. Having fun with all my friends, hop- ing that it never ends. But the time went by much too fast, I had a feeling it wouldn't last. I ll remember as the years go by, the fun I had at Williamstown High. MICHAEL DONATO, M.D. Seen With: Laura, Waz- niak, Huvenstein, Spacely, and everybody else Activities: Track l-2, Cross Country 2, Indoor Track 2-3 Poem: There's someone in my head but it's not me. EVELYN ANN DUGAN, Evie Seen With: Carmine, Jenni- fer, Debbie, Bernie, Ebie Activities: Homeroom Rep., Squaw Club, Pep and Spirit Club Greatest Ambition: Have Jennifer grow up and be a beautiful woman someday. WILLIAMS D. EDEL- MAN, Huvenstein Seen With: Fred, Feuto, Mike, Track Team Activities: Indoor and Out- door Track 1-4 Poem: Education is like money in the bank. .,,. TINA MARIE ANTOI- NETTE EDMONDS, Kool-Aid Seen With: Anthony L, Debbie H, Mary F, Darrly C. Activities: Tennis 4, Track, Powderpuff 3-4, Homeroom rep. Black Curlture Club, Squaw Club, Spirit Club, FHA Club, Home Ec Coop, Pep and Spirit executive pres. Poem: A friend is someone who you can depend on through thick and thin. A future found few in women and men. DANIEL FELKER, Seen With: Steve, Jeff Activities: Yearbook Staff 4 Poem: Keep thy heart with all diligence, for out of it are the issues of life. Proverbs 4:23 L O R E T T A .I E A N EHRKE, Retta Seen With: Paul, Pam, Ebie, Bernie, Evie Greatest Ambition: To marry the one I love CARL ANTHONY FER- RARA, Farina Seen With: Tom, Tim, Mike, Ed, Frank Activities: .IV Tennis Poem: Try everything once and the good things twice SALLIE FEY, Sal Seen With: Reg, Cathy, Linda, Bob E., Ann Marie L. Memorable Moment: Being with everyone from Crystal Lake and the time I drove Bob.E Jeep. Working hard in Miss Valeno's class IVORY FINKLEA JUDITH FINKLEA Seen With: Nancy, Joan and Rose, Kenny, Rick Greatest Ambition: To help other People in need JOYCE MARIE FLEM- ING, Joycie Seen With: Roberta, Jim- my, Vincent, Dot, Marianne Activities: Hockey 2,3, Bas- ketball l, Track 2-4, Squaw Club 2, Home Rm. Rep. 1 Poem: Day after day setting in a class waiting so patient- ly and strong there is only one thing I want to ask? It's what took you so long. NANCY FLUHARTY SHEREE MARIE FITZ- GERALD, Cupcake Seen With: Audrey Carter, Bridget Hargrove, Juanitia Mohler Activities: Hockey 1-4, Ten- nis 2, Powderpuff 3,4 Poem: In all of your life you will have but one first love and that you will remember all of your life MARY FLEMING Seen With: Debbie Hug- gins, Tina Edmonds, Mari- anne Wood, Cathy Griffin, and Friends Activities: Tennis 2, Squaw Club 2-4, Black Cultural Club 2,3 Poem: Let everything you try in life to do, Come out right especially for you. Al- ways remember that God is with you. In all your mis- takes don't despair just re- member that your almost there. PATRICK FONT, Pat Seen With: Bill, Bob, Mark, Lisa Activities: Yearbook 3, Newspaper 3, Baseball 2 Memorable Moment: Mr. Nardiellols fifth period class in Junior year. ag,-absv' t cf EBERETTA ANN FOX, Ebie Seen With: Burnt out ber- nie, Pinky Pam, Nancy, Ev- erybody Activities: Squaw Club, Choir 3 Memorable Moment: Times spent with PC, BB, MP, and TM. KARL FRAKE Seen With: The corner bums and the Cross Country Team Activities: Track 1-4, Cross Country 1-4, Football 3, Key Club 1, Band 1-4, Choir 2-4, Jr. Play 3, Sr. Play 4, Powderpuff Cheer- leader 3-4. Poem: The only way to have a friend is to be one. KATHLEEN FREDER- ICK, Kath Seen With: Ralph, Kathy, Sandy, Ruth, Karen C. Activities: Yearbook Staff 1,3, Reflector Staff 3, Pow- derpuff 3-4, Who's who, Choir 4, Pep and Spirit 4 Memorable Moment: The night I was supposed to go out with RM and KJ called me and asked me to take a ride to DP's house and we caught RM in a certain girls car. FRED FOX DEREK FRAZIER, Fraz Seen With: Crystal, Eric, Tanya, Ricky, Everybody Activities: Football 1-4, Track 1-4, Indoor Track 2- 3, Student Council 4 Poem: No individual stands alone, that each of us is a combination of what we think we are and of what others think us to be. KATHLEEN ANN FRE- KOT, Kathy Seen With: Sandy, Nina, Joan, Jackie Activities: OPeretta 1, Pow- derpuff, Choir 1, Future Homemakers, Homeroom Rep. Poem: We are the future looking out on the past. We are the present making old things last. We are tomor- row thinking of yesterday. We are today doing things our own way. wut' 13 L O R R A I N E M . FRITSCH, Lori Seen With: Friends and Buddies Activities: Softball 1-4, Hockey 1-4, Basketball 1-4, Honor Society 2-4, Band 1- 4, Pit Orchestra 1,3,4, Stu- dent Council 3, Jr. Play, Sr. Play Poem: The trouble with not having a goal is that you can spend your life running up and down the field and nev- er scoring. B.C. EDWARD FULLER, Ed Seen With: Pam, Dan,Jim, Mike, Everbody Activities: Football 1,3,4, Wrestling 1-4, Baseball 1-4, Boys State Alternate, Who's Who: Mr. Senior Memorable Moment: Me and Mike leaving Jim in Pennsauken. 77 Football season, 77-78 Wrestling, 78 Baseball. We'1l be right back with more stuff . LYNNE MARIE GAN- DY, Lynne Seen With: Dodie, Linda, Andrea, and other friends Activities: Band Front 3,4, Honor Society 2-4, Year- book 4, Executive Comm. 3, FTA 2-4, Squaw Club 2-4, Choir 3-4, Tennis 1-3, Hockey l, Powderpuff, Op- eretta 3, Homecoming Comm. 1-4 Poem: There can be no rain- bow without a cloud and a storm. SANDRA EVA FUCHS, Sandy Seen With: Kathy, Nina, Joan, Jackie Activities: J.V. Track, Pow- derpuff, F.H.A. Poem: Faces of old and faces of new. People we know and people we knew. Growing together then drifting apart, always an ending and never a start. DOREEN L. GAMBAR- DELLO, Disco Seen With: Friends Activities: Tennis, Who's Who, Class rm. Rep. 1, Band 1, Squaw Club 3-4, Art Show 1-4, Talent Show 1, Powderpuff 3,4, Scenery Design 3-4, Homecoming Comm. 1-4 TERRY GARGUILO ,iz : V. f. vzibwf f 't 'Kate' FH!- ,gym-w MARTIN F. GAVIN, Marty Seen With: Robin S, Mike Y, Tony Y, Tim M, Rich P. NATHAN E. GREEN, Ricky Seen With: Ron K, Terry C, Shawn T. Poem: It is better to put your trust in God, than con- fidence in man. JOAN GOOTEE Seen With: Ron, Jackie, Kathy, Sandy Memorable Moment: When I first started going out with Ron on June 22, 1976 ROBERT V. GRAHAM Bob Seen With: Frank, Larry, Pat, George Memorable Moment: Sen- ior Trip KATHLEEN EUNICE GRIFFIN, Princess Seen With: Mary F , Debbie H, Joyce F, Tina E. Activities: Black Culture Club 2-4, Powderpuff 4, Pep and Spirit Club 4 Poem: Do unto others as other do unto you, because life is just a minute, so what- ever you do, do it well, and just be yourself and no one else. ALEXANDER J. GUR- ECKI, Rick Activities: Indoor Track, Outdoor Track, Reflector Memorable Moment: Not showing up for a surprise', party, locking my keys in my car: Mr. Waller's business math class my sophomore year. I was M. ,E Fig KEITH HANSEN Seen With: Everybody ---N WILLIAM HARRIS 4 F FULTON HASTY 4, ee! C5 7 Z 4 xg 'Q' 'fb f' . , A BRIDGET E. HAR- GROVE, Peachie Seen With: Juanita Mohler, Priscella McKeever, Sheree Fitzgerald Activities: Squaw Club 2-4, Hockey mgr. 4, Black Cul- ture 2-3, Powderpuff 3-4, Yearbook 1, Sr. Play, Pep and Spirit 4, Track 4 Poem: This must be remind- ed and must be said keep your mind open as it is read over the mountain and dur- ing the cold no matter what, I'm going to achieve my goal. DONNA MARIE HAS- SAN, Don Seen With: Donna B, An- thony A, Maria L, Bob G, Dave C. Activities: Tennis, Christian Life Club, Squaw Club, Homecoming Comm. Prom Comm. Jr. Play, Powder- puff, Pep and Spirit Club Poem: If a little knowledge is dangerous, where is the man who has so much as to be out of danger? THYRA M. HEGEMAN Seen With: Terry G, Donna B, Diane B, Yvonne L. Memorable Moment: The junior class with Mr. John- son a good teacher and friend. ,W- , 4' cis. ff.. 1, -3113 QQ ,I K' A Z 3 ,f , -Q , X' 619' JOHANNA ROSE HEN- DRICKS, Rose Activities: Band 1-3, F.T.A. 2 Poem: Never put off till to- morrow what you can do to- day KAREN HERRMAN, Ka- ren Seen With: Jay, Terri, Kathy, Lori, Voci crowd Activities: Gloucester County Vocational School 3-4 Poem: 6f6f76. With love .. . I laugh With love ...I give With love I've found the way to live and there's just nothing in the world that I can't do . . . with love. DONNA P. HINCH, Mouth Seen With: Patty, Linda, Kathy, Terry, Brenda Activities: FHA 3-4, News- paper 3, Yearbook 3,4, Coop 4 Poem: And he will wipe out every tear from their eyes, and death will be no more, neither will morning nor ou- tery be any more the former things have passed away. Rev. 21:4 JACQUELINE J. HER- RERO, Jackie Seen With: Everybody Activities: Home Rm. Rep. 1-3, Homecoming Comm. 1-4, Operetta 3-4, Jr. Play, Foreign Language night 1- 3, Powderpuff 4 Poem: I am only one, but still I am one, I cannot do everything, but I can do something. Because I can- not do everything, I will not refuse to do the something that I can do. Edward Ever- ett Hale IRENE HILL Seen With: Bobby Activities: Project Hope 2- 4, Bell Choir 3, Honor Soci- ety 2-4 ANGELA HODDER, Short Stuff Seen With: Ruety, Yvonne, LeJeune, Selwa, Jessica, my brother Eddie Activities: Yearbook 1-2, Band 1-4, Powderpuff 3,4, Vica 2-4 GreatestAmbition: To make it T ,. , Nav gn , MICHELLE DAWN HOFFMAN Seen With: Tennis Team and Gary Grant Activities: TEnnis, Basket- ball, Softball, Track, Chris- tian Life Club, Squaw Club Poem: The world is full of blessings you may gather one by one. Think of where you're going and not what you might have done. Today is the first day of the rest of your life. SHARON DENISE HO- MEYER, Mudder Fuzz Seen With: Alan Cooke, Ja- nice, Florence, Wendy, Deb Activities: Rifle Squad 2-4, Honor Society 2-4, Chris- tian Life Club, Pep and Spirit Club Greatest Ambition: Finish school and marryAlan who has been waiting patiently for me for a long time. Thanks Alan, I love you! JOSEPH P. HURFF, Huff Seen With: Pam, The Burr, Jingles, Hard Guy, Gang on the corner Activities: Footbaall 1-4, Outdoor Track 1-2, Indoor Track 3, Powderpuff Cheer- leader 3-4 Memorable Moment: Strawberry fields and the summer of '77. MIKE HOLLERAN Seen With: Jerry, Bill Memorable Moment: Con- struction trades class 76-77 DEBRA MICHELLE HUGGINS, Deb, Seen With: Mary Fleming, Tina Edmonds, Marrianne Wood, Kathy Griffin Activities: Choir 3,4, Squaw Club 2-4, Powderpuff 3, Black Culture Club 2,3 Pep and Spirit Club 4 Poem: What ever you look for in life don't be afraid to reach out, because what ever you do Christ will last. ALVERON JACKSON, AJ Seen With: Carmichal, Mike Bull, Warren Wil- liams, Cross Country Team Memorable Moment: Win- ning the freshmen tourna- ment. CRYSTAL LYNNE JACKSON Seen With: Derek F. Tanya O, Eric G, Elaine M, Deb K. Activities: Student Council 1,3-4, Yearbook 1-4, Squaw club 1-4, Basketball 1,2, In- door Track 3,4 Outdoor 2-4, Tennis 4, Pep and Spirit 4, Sr. Homecoming Rep. 4, Powderpuff 3-4 Poem: Thank you . . for al- ways being gentle with me for understanding, while not always knowing why for not being afraid to give yourself to me so I could find the courage . . . the trust . . . to give myself to you. JOHN A. JACOBS, Jack Seen With: Jill and friends Activities: Baseball I-4, Football 2-4, Reflector Staff 3, Prom Court, Who's Who 4 Memorable Moment: lf20f77, 6f29f77, Squint- ing, W. Deptford Football game '76. PENNY ANN JEN- NETT, Penny Seen With: Jerry, Terry, Sue, and friends Activities: CHE Program Memorable Moment: Graduating High School and the happiness I've found with Jerry. DOROTHY REGINA JACKSON, Love Dove Seen With: Joyce Fleming, Mary Ann Wood Poem: The day has come to say good-bye, to all my so- called friends, I am really glad and that's no lie that this is finally the end. JOHN FREDERICK JENGEHINO, Jingles Seen With: Jim, Hardguy Ed, The Guke, Dan, The Gang Activities: Football 1-4, Wrestling 1,4, Golf 2-4, Who's who, TYW Rep. 2nd runner up Prom 77. Memorable Moment: The dance lf28f77, fire hy- drants, Dog pounds, fast guke's, stolen cars in H- Land, Pumpkins fields, corn stalk fights 77 Prom, double session, practicing, all the fun I had this year, also Sept. 1, 1977, Arrow heads. DAWN JONES, Dawn Seen With: Juggs, Debbie, Barb, Ed, everybody Activities: Tennis 1-3, Op- eretta 2-4, Choir 2-4, Squaw Club 2-4, Pep and Spirit 4 Memorable Moment: Freshmen and Sophomore year if cj-'7- W JUDY JONES SHARON JUNE JUS- TICE, Justice Seen With: Janice, Ruth- anne, Sherri, Nancy, every- body Activities: Squaw Club 2, Powderpuff 3-4, Yearbook Staff 3 Memorable moment: Mr. Spera's class in eight grade. Rolling Boulders Routine and Cheater :lil and Cheat- er 32. Meeting Tom 6f2Of76 SHERYL ANNE KAB- BEKO, Sheri Seen With: Sue M., Betty T., Chris T., Maureen M., Joan D. Activities: Yearbook Staff 4, Pep and Spirit 4, Powder- puff 4, Prom Comm. 3. Poem: Yesterday was but a dream tomorrow is just a vi- sion but today well lived makes every yesterday a dream of happiness and ev- ery tomorrow a vision of hope ANNA MARIE JULIA, Jule Seen With: Chris, Jane, Cheryl, Lori, Bobbi Activities: Tennis 1, Operet- ta 3, Flag Squad 3, Choir 3, Pep and Spirit 4, Squaw Club 2-3 Poem: One day the sky glowed with morning . . . the world awoke . . . and be- fore sunset, the day had be- come Our Day . , . to re- member always. Chris 6fll WENDY L. JUSTICE, Wen, Weasle Seen With: Runia, Sharon, Jane, Mary Jo, Voci crowd Activities: Pep and Spirit, Powderpuff 3,4, Riffle Squad 1-4, Vocational School 1-3, V.I.C.A. Poem: My Senior Year is only the end of my begin- ning. DEBRA ANNE KA- MINSKY, Deb Seen With: Pat W., Elaine M., Crystal, Sharon H., and the rest of the best class 667873 Activities: Hockey 2, Track 2-4, Squaw Club 2-4, Pow- derpuff 3-4, Homecoming Comm., Pep and Spirit Club Poem: People rarely say I love you So when I say I love you It doesn't mean I know you ll never go Just that I wish you didn't have to fb., :LJ- MVK- THOMAS STEVEN KA- VALCHICK, Pollock Seen With: Carl, Steve, Jim, Liza P A T R I C I A A N N KESSLER, Pat Seen With: Pete, Tom, Mel, Jane, Anne Activities: Pep and Spirit 4, Squaw club 1, Powderpuff 4 Poem: Pete, it takes: the moon and twinkling stars to make heaven glow, a wish plus lots of work to make dreams come true, andio make life really happy, it takes someone like you! Love Pat JILL L. KOHLER, Jill Seen With: Jack and Friends Activities: PA system 1, Homeroom Rep. 1,3-4, Yearbook underclass editor 3, assistant editor 4, Home- coming Rep. 4, Homecom- ing Comm., Basketball mgr. 1, Student Council 3, Re- flector staff 3, Powderpuff, Who's who, Prom Court, Soph. Variety Show 1 Poem: We are the future looking out on the past we are the present making old things last. We are tomor- row thinking of yesterday we are today doing things our own way. LARRY PAUL KELSEY, Ankles Seen With: Frank, Nick, Mat, Jim, Bob Activities: Soccer 2-4 Memorable Moment: Sen- ior Class Trip PATRICIA KLIEN, Pat Seen With: Mar, Andy, Steve, Dave, the gang Memorable Moment: Andyls house, Jan, 8, Tom Johnson, Black sabbath, April 16, Hidden Lake, Aerosmith, Tull concert, Aug. 3, Smoking room, Me, Tom, Steve, Mar, Sunny's party. GEORGE W. KOOS, Koos Seen With: Bob, Dan, Tom, Rich Memorable Moment: Was my Jr. Year, when Mr. Smith had me suspended for not closing a window. 'WHO YOLANDA ROSE LA- GANA, Vi Seen With: Donnie, Linda, Debbie, Terry, Penny Activities: Bell Choir 4, Tennis 1, Squaw Club 4, Fres. and Soph. Variety Club 2, COE Program 4 Memorable Moment: Being picked as a part of the JrfSr Prom Court of 76-77 and finding happiness with Don- nie. JAYNE LAPORTA, Jayce Seen With: Kathy, Donna, Elf, Pinky Activities: Varsity Tennis 2- 4, P.A. 1-4, Student Direc- tor Junior Play, Art, Hall of Fame, Scenery Design 3-4, Girls Track Scorekeeper. Poem: There are two ways of spreading light . . . to be the candle or the mirror that reflects it. E. Wharton ANNE MARIE LEY- DEN, Anne Seen With: Cath, Lorraine, Margie and Girls Cross Country Team Activities: Cross Country Statistion 2-3, Girls Cross Country 4, Indoor Track 2- 4, Spring Track 2-4 Poem: Your friend is your needs answered he is your field which you bow with love and reap with thanks- giving. And he is your board and your fireside for you come to him with your hun- ger, and you seek him for peace. GERALD THOMAS LA- MARTINA, Gerry Seen With: Em, Dave, Jer- ry, Pete Activities: Tennis I Greatest Ambition: To tour the world RICHARD RAYMOND LENTZ, Rick,Rick Seen With: Tom, Dan MELLAIR MARIE LEW- IS, Mel Seen With: Roberta Crop- per, Yvonne Luckey, Pris- cilla McKever Greatest Ambition: To be- come a pediatrician and work with Orthopedics DAVID JOHN LINSA- LATA YVONNE G. LUCKEY, Dee Seen With: William C, Le- Jeune P, Tyrone D, Selwa A, Angela H. Activities: Hockey 3, Track 3, Powderpuff 3-4, Black Culture Club 3-4, Home Ed Coop 4, Newspaper 4, Tal- ent Show 2, Squaw Club 2 Memorable Moment: Meet- ing that specia-l someone August 13, 1977, NANCY MACDONALD, Nanc SeenWith: Ann, Debbie, Kathy, Lorie, Denise Activities: Softball 1-4, Powderpuff 3-4, Project Hope 2 Memorable Moment: When I hit my first home run on the softball team. ROSA SEVERINA LORD, Rosie Seen With: Tennis Team Activities: Powderpuff, Tennis 3-4, Squaw Club 2-4, Softball 3 Memorable Moment: Rais- ing money to go to England and the Tennis team 77-78 SANDY LYNCH MICHELE U. MADISON Seen With: The athletes and everybody else Activities: Hockey 2,4, Bas- ketball 1-4, Softball 1-4, Powderpuff, Student Coun- cil 2, Vice Pres. 3, Pres. 4, Honor Society, PA 1-4, Choir 3,4, Operetta 3,4 FTA 2-4, Squaw Club 2-4, Mock School Board, Chris- tian Life Club Poem: Life is not made up of great sacrifices and du- ties, but of things in which smiles and kindness and small obligations given ha- bitually, are what win and preserve the heart and se- cure comfort. :Wy QM? MARGARET A. MALA- MON, Marge Seen With: Esther, Tony, Dee, Sp. IV Class Activities: Yearbook Staff 4, Student Council 4, Squaw Club 2-4, Freshman Tennis, Homecoming Committee l- 3, Prom Committee 3, Pow- der Puff 3-4, Jr. Play Poem: Time is . . . Too slow for those who wait, too swift for those who fear, too long for those who grieve, too short for those who rejoice, but for those who love . . . Time is eternity. ROSEANN MANFREDI, Roe Seen With: Janet, Pam, Do- reen, Jill, and friends Activities: Student Council 1-2, Homecoming Commit- tee l-4, Powder Puff 3-4, Homeroom Rep. 3, Class treasurer 2, Jr. Class Play, Baseball Mgr. 3-4, Squaw Club 3-4, Varsity Cheer- leader 4, Who's Who, Prom Comm. 3 Poem: The greatest of a loss is determined, not so much by what we have lost, as by what we have left. M A R G A R E T MCCLEAVE, Margie Seen With: Anne Marie, Cath, Kathy Activities: Indoor Track 3 Poem: For long you live, and high you fly, and smiles you'll give and tears you'll cry, and all you touch, and all you see, is all your life will ever be. JOSEPH MANCINI, Joe Seen With: Doreen M., Buddy, Sharon, Doreen G., Tim Activities: Varsity Football 2-4, J.V. Football 2, Varsity Baseball 2, J.V. Baseball l, J.V. Wrestling 1-2, Powder Puff 3-4, Who's Who Memorable Moment: Mak- ing my first varsity touch- down. SIDNEY MANFRED MAYCOCK JR., Sid Seen With: Diane, Joe, John, Jim Activities: J.V. and Varsity Golf Greatest Ambition: To be- come a doctor CATHERINE MCCOY, Cath ' Seen With: Annemarie, Juanita, Sallie, Bean, and the Crystal Lake Gang Activities: Squaw Club 3-4, Powderpuff 4 Poem: When you walk alone, you walk with sorrow when you walk with a friend, you walk with life. Life is a journey of your choice. ALAN MCGLONE, Al Seen With: Everybody Activities: Cross Country l- 4, Tennis 3-4, Basketball 3- 4, Outdoor Track 2 Memorable Moment: My brothers graduation party 6fl7f77, the Prom of 77, and getting tackled by Rod- ney Caldwell. TIMOTHY MCGUIRE, Tim Seen With: Annette, Mike, and anybody who can catch me. Activities: Football 3-4, Track 1, Powderpuff Cheer- leader 3 f f' m Poem: Life is a joke, so laugh. PRISCILLA MCKEVER Seen With: Juanitia, Brid- get, Kathy, Ann Marie Ley- den, Elaine, Crystal Activities: Track 2,3, FTA 3, Choir 2, Squaw Club 2-4, Flag Squad 2, Home Ed Coop 4, Powderpuff 4, Pep and Spirit 4 Poem: Heaven is beyond our reach, but not beyond our grasp! MAUREEN MICHELE MCGRAIL, Een Seen With: Kathleen, Roe, Joan, Sheri, Everyone Activities: Squaw Club 2, Reflector Staff 3, Year- boook 4, Pep and Spirit 4 Poem: If you love something set it free, if it comes back it is yours. If it does not it nev- er was. GAIL ELIZABETH MCINTIRE Seen With: Peter, Annette, Jane, Donna, Connie Activities: Yearbook 3-4, Editor 4, Prom Comm. 3, Homecoming 2-4, Squaw Club 2-4, Newspaper 3, Hogcey 2,iJr. Play, Who's who, COE Poem: One should not tie a ship to a single anchor, nor life to a single hope. HAROLD ALEXANDER MCMURTRY, Mert Seen With: B, Cook, Richie, Curt, The GH crowd Activities: Pres. Fres. Class, Vice Pres. Sr. Class, Vice Pres. Student Council, Ex- ecutive Comm. 1-4, Basket- ball l-4, Track 1-4, Powder- puff Cheerleader Co-Cap- tain, Jr. Play, Who's who Poem: Nothing that's forced can ever be right, if it doesn't come naturally. Leave it. lf' JACK MCPOYLE Seen With: Jim, Mark, Bob, Al, Wally Activities: Tennis Memorable Moment: When Jim, Wally, Al and myself went roller skating and Al went into the girls' room by mistake. JUANITA M. MOHLER, Needie Seen With: Bridget, Priscil- la, Cathy, Sheree Activities: Black Culture Club 2-3, Squaw Club 2-4, Yearbook Staff 1, Home- room Rep. 2,4 Poem: Success is ineritable for those who wish to suc- ceed. And for those who only wish, don't know what to say, it takes a little more than that. C Y N T H I A A N N MOORE, Cindy Seen With: Kathy, Sharon W., Sharon F, Lisa, Monica Memorable Moment: Jan. 26, 1974, Feb. 22, 1976, summer of 77, Oct. 12, 1977 DANIEL MITCHELL, Mitch Seen With: Dave, Bill, John, Joe Memorable Moment: The busride of my Freshmen year, and the rotten things we did to the bus driver. DOREEN MONTE- MURRO, Doreen Seen With: Joe, Pam, Janet, Roseann, Donna Activities: Cheerleading 2,4, Student Council 4, Homecoming Rep. 3, Homecoming Comm. 1-3, Squaw Club 1-3, Powder- puff 3-4, Operetta 3-4, Jr, Play, JV Baseball mgr. 3, Who' who, Choir 3-4 Poem: High School is grow- ing up, and growing up is wishing you were young again. ELAINE MOORE, E- Laine Seen With: Deb K. Crystal J, Deb W, and the rest of the gang Activities: Hockey 1-4, Bas- ketball 1-4, Track 4, Squaw Club 2-4, Pep and Spirit 4 Poem: Love wasn't put in your heart to stay, love isn't love till you give it away. Do that. AWG KATHY MAY MOORE Seen With: Cindy, L.S., Patty, Donna and friends Memorable Moment: Sum- mer of '77, l0f9f77 LINDA MOORE 41 -A : rig ern: sl ED MORGAN JANET NICHOLAS Seen With: John, Roe, Pamfsj, Doreen, Jill Activities: Student Council 1,38c4, Class Rep. l,2,4, Squaw Club 3, Homecom- ing Comm. 1-4, JV Cheer- leader 2, V Cheerleader 3814, Powder Puff 38c4, Prom Comm. 3, Who's Who - Most Talkative - Most School Spirit Poem: Anyone willing to be corrected is on the pathway to life. Anyone refusing has lost his chance. Proverbs I0 HARRY MUMMER EDWARD C. NICK- TERN, Nick Seen With: The Pine Street Gang, Football Team, Jim, John, Frazier, Dawn Poem: Roaming in thought over the universe, I saw the little that is good steadily hastening towards immor- tality, and the vast all that is called evil I saw hastening to merge itself and become lost and dead. COLLEEN MARIE O'DONNELL, Sissy Seen With: Kimba 8a friends Activities: C.O.E. Poem: Don't brag about your plans for tomorrow - wait and see what happens FRIEDA E. NOLTE, Frieda Seen With: Sherrie, Lori, Margie, Mr. DiNovi Activities: Tennis 3, Track 28L3, Boys' Basketball Sta- tisticion 38L4, Homecoming Comm. 28L3, Prom Comm. 3, C.O.E. Poem: Do no follow where the path leads. Rather, go where there is no path and leave a trail. PAMELA NISSEN- ZONE, Pam Seen With: Walt, Jon, Ja- net, Debbie Activities: Powder Puff 4, Pep 8: Spirit Club 4, Indoor Track manager 2 Poem: If you refuse criti- cism you will end in poverty and disgrace, If you accept criticism you are on the road to fame. Proverbs 13 THOMAS NOTHSTEIN, Howdy Doody Seen With: Rich, Band Members, M.D. Activities: Cross Country 1, Freshman Track, Band l8c2, Marching Band 38L4, Choir 4, C.I.E. Greatest Ambition: Getting out of high school and get- ting a good paying job JAN NYE Seen With: Theresa, Randy, Jim DAVID O'BRIEN L O R I J E A N N E OELSCHLEGEL, Oelsch Seen With: Eddie, Cheryl, Sandy, Anne, Jane Activities: Choir 1-4, Oper- etta l-4, Student Gov't. Day 1, Squaw Club 2, Girl's Track 2, Christian Life Club 1, Sabre Twirler 3, Pep 8a Spirit Club 4 Poem: When you turn the corner and you run into yourself, then you know that you have turned all the cor- ners that are left. Langston Hughes FLORENCE PATRICIA ORBACZEWSKI, Orb Seen With: Joe,Shar0n H., Harriett, Joyce T., and ev- erybody Activities: Hockey l, Tennis l-4, Squaw Club 2, 38.24, Honor Society, C.O.E. Poem: Faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evi- dence of things not seen. Bi- ble T A N Y A R E G I N A OWENS, Pretty Eyes Seen With: Eric, Crystal, Derek, Lori F. and the rest of the crowd Activities: Squaw Club 4, Yearbook 4, Hockey 4, Spring Track 4, Indoor Track 3 Poem: I've found something that opens minds, That strengthens and untangles vines, That takes the script and changes lines, I've found an out that keeps me in, I've found a God that helps me win KENNETH OLINSKY, Ken Seen With: Dodie, Harry, Floyd, Frank, Jim Activities: Freshman Foot- ball, Key Club 1, C.I.E. Memorable Moment: 7f6f77 when Dodie finally said yes, that she would go out with me JEANETTE ORBANUS Seen With: Bernie, John, Nancy, Debby Poem: Twinkly little spots in the sky, the reflections of the sun, the moon in morn, billowy clouds, Oh, what color is the sky? Satch P.S. When was the last time you looked up instead of down? JAMES J. PARK, JR., Poe Seen With: Whoever Activities: Yearbook Soph- omore Talent Show, Stu- dent Council Talent Show, Tennis 2, Newspaper Memorable Moment: My four years at W.H.S. DONNA ELIZABETH PARTIN, Donna Seen With: Punke, La Port, the gang in the team room Activities: Hockey 1-4, Bas- ketball 1-4, Softball 1-4, Honor Society 2-4, Powder Puff 38L4, Yearbook l8c2,4, F.T.A. 3, Band 2-4 Poem: Sometimes when you reach for a dream, you have to leave something you love behind, and that something usually hurts. LEJEUNE PAYNE, Junie XL Sunshine Seen With: Tyrone D., Yvonne Cuz L., William C., Selwa A., Angela H. Activities: Student Council l-3, Variety Show 2, Soph. Homecoming Rep., JV Bas- ketball manager 2, Tennis 1, Miss W.H.S. Pagent 2, Squaw Club 2, Gloucester County Vocational: Vica 38L4, Health Careers Secre- tary 3844 Memorable Moment: Meet- ing that very special some- one 8fI0f77 and when I re- ceived my first money sing- ing professionally JOY LYNN PFAFF Seen With: Kurt Steffen Activities: Pep 8a Spirit Club Poem: We are all just hu- man beings trying to make a go at life LOUIS MATTHEW PAT- TERSON, Lou Seen With: Everyone Activities: Art Poem: One dark day in the middle of the night, Two dead men got up to fight, Back to back they faced each other, drew their swords and shot each other. STEVEN THOMAS PES- TRITTO, Steve Seen With: Steve Morotto, Lonnie Lupinetti, Mike Piotti, Rich Pino, Sharon Justice Poem: Live and let live DONNA LISA PIC- CONE, Donna Seen With: Tom, Sherry, Kathy and friends Activities: Indoor Track manager 3, Outdoor Track manager 28L3, Homeroom Rep. 2, Squaw Club 2, Pep 8L Spirit Club 4 Poem: Our lives have always been full of make believe and pretend, but now the time has come when we can't pretend again. We will have to grow up and face that we're older. We will have to be brave, we will have to be bolder. .. RICHARD PINO, Rich Seen With: Everybody MICHAEL DANIEL PIOTTI, Dago Seen With: Tim McGuire and all the other heads of '78 Greatest Ambition: To find the biggest party in Wil- liamstown LORRAINE MARIE PRATT, Lorraine Seen With: Anne, Donna, Lynn, and Cross Country Team Activities: Cross Country manager 2,38L4, Indoor Track manager 2, Outdoor Track manager 2, Home- room Rep. 3, CI.E. 38c4, Pep and Spirit Club 4, Pow- der Puff 4, Newspaper 4 Poem: When things go wrong, as they sometimes will. When the road you're trudging seems all uphill. When care is pressing you down a bit - Rest if you must, but don't you quit. MARIE G. REIN Seen With: Irene, John, Donna, Linda, 8: everybody Activities: Powder Puff 38c4, Pep 8: Spirit 4 Poem: Don't look back on life, look forward JAMES POWELL KAREN RICH Lb A10 l MI I 'flu al i MII it at 625' 3 -' .Lt-4-0, Q. 0 X Q: W? 415 THERESA RICHARD- SON Seen With: Jan, Runia, Pat, .lim RUNIA RODRIGUEZ, Rod Seen With: Wendy, Ther- sea, Shorty, Alferd, Rifle Squad Activities: Rifle Squad 2-4, Indoor Track 3, Outdoor Track 3, Flag Squad 1 Poem: Don't ever frown al- ways keep a smile, Don't let anything put you down keep your head high don't ever cry keep your eyes dry don't ever forget the people you love cause they love you. LP 76-77 JEAN MARY RUMPH, Jean Seen With: Sherrie, Sherry, Donna, Lori, Span. 4 Activities: Softball, Pow- derpuff Poem: You have to believe in happiness, or happiness never comes . . . Oh, that's the reason a bird can sing - on his darkest day he be- lieves in spring. Douglas Malloch FRANCES ARLENE ROBINSON, Dippy Poem: If you make it in life you'll have success, then you can consider you're the best DORIS HELEN RUGER, Dodie Seen With: Linda, Lynne, Andrea, Donna, and the Hockey Team Activities: Hockey 1-4, Bas- ketball l-4, Softball 1,2, Honor Society 2-4, Operet- ta 2, Flag Squad 2, Execu- tive Comm. 3, FTA 2, 3 sec., 4 Vice Pres. Squaw Club 2, 3 Sec., 4 Pres., Mock School Board, Powderpuff 3-4, Pep and Spirit 4 Poem: When a man does not keep pace with his compan- ions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drum- mer, let him step to the mu- sic he hears however mea- sured or far away. Thoreau WARREN SAIA Seen With: Joe, Sid, Rick, Sherrie, Donna 4152 pf BERNARD SALA, Slick Seen With: Frank Scafidi, Floyd Calkins, Ken Olinsky, Jim Watson Activities: Soccer, Baseball, Basketball Memorable Moment: The night that the soccer team spent the night in jail, 1976. SANDRA SCHAEFFER, San Seen With: Joe G., Rose, Joan, Kim, Lee Poem: If you find a person in your life that understands you completely that shares your ideas and that believes in everything you do, you will always look forward to the night because you will never be lonely. Susan Polis Schutz -1:21 MARK SHARKEY XV S3 'ff fa I FRANCESCO SCAFIDI, Frank Seen With: Floyd, Butch, Jim, Ken, Spanish III class, Harry Activities: Football 4, Soc- cer l-4, All Conference, All South Jersey, All group 2 Memorable Moment: Kick- ing the winning field goal against Edgewood on Thanksgiving C H E R Y L A N N SCHMITT Seen With: Sherry, Sandy, Vikki, Joyce, Ed Activities: Tennis l, FTA 2- 3, Project Hope l, Christian Life Club 3-4, Squaw Club 3-4, Student Council Rep. 4, Pep and Spirit 4 Poem: Know ye not that they who run in a race run all, but one receiveth the prize? So run, that ye may obtain. Cerenthians 9:24 ROBERT W. SHEP- PARD, Bobby Seen With: Kenny, Lor- raine, Sandy, Steve Activities: Once in a while Memorable Moment: Join- ing the Marines wfnrfx JOE SHORT Seen With: Frank, Sid, Mike, Jim, H.B. Activities: Tennis 3-4 Poem: If at first you don't succeed your're about aver- age ANNETTE CARLA SILVA Seen With: Timmy, Gail, and the gang Activities: Sports Editor 3, Co-Senior Editor 4, News- paper 3, Squaw Club 4, Who's who: Best Personal- ity, Sunniest Smile, COE, Powderpuff 3, Pep and Spir- it Memorable Moment: Down the shore with Tim, Bernie, Mike, Frannie, and Dave, over Pete's the winter of '76, PPH with Danny, Lisa, and Frank: June 18, 1976 and 1977: Echelon and Tavis- tock- Dec. 4, 1977 JOHN FREDERICK SIMMERMON, John, Simms, Simie Boy Seen With: Harry Slimm, Carl Lang, Mark Sharkey, Mark, Pat Font, Alex Activities: Building House in construction trades Memorable Moment: Hav- ing Pat Font, Alex, Lentz, Dennis Gulla in the same class MICHAEL JOHN SHU- COSKI, Ski Seen With: The Team, and everybory in between Activities: Football 1-4, Basketball 1,3-4, Tennis 2,4 Memorable Moment: Hook and pitch my sophomore year when I helped to win the old shoe back for Wil- liamstown 7-6 over Edgewood. DEBORAH MARIE SI- MEI, Deb Seen With: Andrea, Linda, Dodie, Rosa, Lynne Activities: Honor Society 2- 4, Squaw Club 2-4, Year- book 4, Powderpuff 3, Pep and Spirit 4, Homeroom Rep. 2, Homecoming Comm. 2-3, Newspaper 3-4 Memorable Moment: Hav- ing Miss Valeno for a teach- er, being inducted into the Honor Society. HARRY LEWIS SLIMM, Pumpkin Seen With: John, Floyd, Frank, Fred Memorable Moment: The day I get out of school and get my diploma and then party afterwards. 'ilffg ,,dg,,4s' V B A R B A R A S M U - ZINSKY, Barb Seen With: Joyce, Diane, Sandy, Terry Activities: Tennis 1, Chris- tian Life Club 3-4, Squaw Club 3-4, Homeroom Rep. 3, Flag Squad 3, Prom Comm. 3, Powderpuff 3 Poem: Friendship is like a golden thread that links two hearts together, and if this thread you do not break we'll be good friends for- ever. KURT HENRY STEF- FEN, Spiderman Seen With: Joy, Numwod, Tim McGuire, Jim Stanton, Mike Pioti Poem: We're just two lost souls swimming in a fish bowl, year after year, run- ning over the same old ground. How we found the same old fears, wish you were here. ..-.4 EARL STOVER JAMES STANTON, Jim Seen With: Brenda, The heads of '78 Activities: Mr. Sophomore, Baseball 1-4 Poem: You know that I care about you, I know that you care for me, So I don't feel alone, or the weight of the stone, Now that I've found somewhere safe to bury my bone. Pink Floyd JAMES JAY STELLAC- CIO, Stellach Seen With: John, Teef, Guke, Hardguy Ed, Half Keg Activities: Football 1-4, Golf 2-4 Memorable Moment: Mak- ing All Conference guard in football my junior year and senior year . . . getting shaved heads . . . the night me and John asked, Deleo if he was fast! . . . F.Y. Teefy . . . P.S. Beware of fire hy- drents. JOYCE LYNNE TAC- CARD, Joycie Seen With: Sandy, Terry, Barbara, and friends Activities: Christian Life Club 3-4, Homecoming Rep. 1, Student Council 1-2, Executive Comm. 1-4, Class Vice Pres. 1-3, Squaw Club 2-4, Powderpuff 3-4 Home- coming Comm. 1-4, Prom Comm. 3, Track 2, Band Front 2,3 Poem: Where there is faith, there is love: Where there is love, there is peace: Where there is peace, there is God, and where there is God, there is no need. CS DANIEL P. TEEFY, Teef Seen With: Jackie, Jack, Jim, Hardguy, Half Kegs Activities: Football 2-4, Basketball 1-4, Baseball 2- 4, Boys State Alternate, Whols who: Fairest Blusher, Best All Around, Mr. Ju- nior Memorable Moment: April 18, 1975, Highland Days, All the good times with J.C., squint Jack squint, every- time someone says, What are you doing this weekend, going out with the wife. WILLIAM S. TEST JR., Bill Seen With: Friends Activities: Football 1-4, Wrestling 1-4, Tennis 1, Boys State Memorable Moment: Ed's Mom and 1977 football teamg 77-78 wrestling sea- son '.4 -L NANCY C. THOMAS, Nanc Memorable Moment: The time my best friend went out with Les DONNA TINGES SHAWN THOMAS JANICE M. TROUT, Jon Seen With: Sharon H, Maryann, Sharon J, John Activities: Track 2-4, In- door Track 3-4, Band Front, Cross Country, Powderpuff 3-4, Squaw Club Poem: Love is like quicksil- ver in the hand. Leave the fingers open, and it stays, clutch it, and it darts away. 50-50 MELANIE ANN TUCCI, Mel Seen With: Jim, Danny, Bern, Cindy, Pat Activities: Squaw Club 1-4, Pep and Spirit Club 4, Pow- derpuff 4 Poem: If you love something let it go free, if it returns it's yours: if it doesn't it never was. All my times with Jim, May 27 and getting my ring June 18. MICHAEL TYLER, Mike Seen With: Mike, Rich, and the GH crowd Poem: Walking side by side with death the devil mocks their every step. The snow drives back the foots that slow. The dogs of doom are howling more. RACHAEL VALLERO S H E R R Y L Y N N TUCKER, Tuck Seen With: Walt, Lori, Jean Activities: Basketball 1-4, Softball l,2, Homecoming Comm. Prom Comm. 3, Choir 3, Operetta 3, FTA 3- 4, Squaw Club 2-4 Powder- puff 4, Pep and Spirit Club 4 Poem: If you can imagine it, you can achieve it. If you can dream it, you can be- come it. ANDREA LEE URIAN, Elf and Magic Seen With: Linda, Debbie, Dodie, Lynne, Girls Tennis Team Activities: Tennis 2-4, Sce- nery design 3-4, Squaw Club 2-4, Honor Society 2- 4, Pep and Spirit Club, Jr. Play, Reflector Staff, Art show 2 Poem: Happiness is a but- terfly, which when pursued, is always just beyond your grasp, but which, if you will sit down quietly, may alight upon you. BILL VARRELL, Varrell Seen With: Gang Activities: Football 1-2, Newspaper 3, Yearbook 3- 4, Pep and Spirit Club 4 Poem: When faced with a mountain I will not quit, I will keep on striving until I climb over, find a pass through a tunnel under- neath, or simply stay and turn the mountain into a sold mine LEE ANNE VERCHIO, Lee Seen With: Kim, Sandy, Rose, Angel Activities: Tennis 1, Student Council 1, Pep and Spirit Club 4, Who's who, Pow- derpuff 3-4 Poem: If you would seek to find yourself look not in a mirror, For there is but a shadow there, a stranger . . . Silenius, odes of truth SANDRA LEE VEZZA, Vesk Seen With: Lori, Cheryl, Jane, Anne Activities: Homeroom Rep. 1, Choir 2-3, Operetta 3, Squaw Club 2, Pep and Spirit 4, Powderpuff 4 Memorable Moment: In 10th grade when we had a substitute and everyone was throwing paper. The next day everyone got in trouble. JAMES A. WATSON, Jim Seen With: Frank, Floyd, Butch, Jack, Larry Activities: Football 1, Cross Country 2 Memorable Moment: When I came to art and went out- side to draw and I fell asleep out on the grass and some one had to wake me up. FRANCIS JOHN VESE- LY JR, Butch Seen With: Frank, Jim Activities: Baseball 2, Soc- cer 3-4 Memorable Moment: When we got beat by West Dept- ford 16-1 but I scored the only goal. JENINE WALSTON Seen With: Sherri, Kathy, Terri, Voci crowd Activities: Vocational Comm. Art 3-4, VICA 4, Vica State Skill Olympics 4, Pep and Spirit 4 Poem: Don't yearn for to- morrow, today will always be more precious. But If in the twilight of memory we should meet once more, we shall speak again together and you shall sing a deeper song. J.W. Riley CHERYL ANN WIL- LIAMS, Cher Seen With: Jack, Jane, Lori, Anne, Sandy Activities: Powderpuff 4, Squaw Club 2, Pep and Spirit 4 Poem: Jack you are my life, and you'll always be a part of it, because love grows be- tween us. I ll always love you. Love always Cheryl 4fl7f76 DEBORAH WILLIAMS, Deb Seen With: Elaine, Tanya, Priscella, the Gang Activities: Hockey 2-4, Softball 1-4, BB 2-3, Year- book 4, FTA 2-4, Operetta 1-3, Pep and Spirit 4 Memorable Moment: When I saw KM coming out of DS's apartment at 7 o'clock in the morning and she of- fered me a ride to school. RICHARD WALKER WILLIAMS JR, Richie Seen With: Maryann, Fra- zier, Mert, Tyler, the GH crowd Activities: Football l-4. Basketball 1, Cross Country 2-3, Band l-2, Jr. Play, Powderpuff Memorable Moment: The day I became cheenleader for a day in the Powderpuff game, and our football team being 3-0 at the time of this writing. LINDA BARBARA WITHERS, Smiley, Tree- frog Seen With: Jigger, Boom- Boom, Donna, the group from 12-9 Activities: Yearbook 3-4, Newspaper 3, Powderpuff 3-4 Poem: I am a person too, treat me with the respect you would wish to be treated with. I am life, I love, I feel, I hurt, I am me, and I be- long. Don't force me out. JANE MARIE WIL- LIAMS, Buit Seen With: Anne, Cheryl, Lori, Wendy, and a special BUY Activities: Squaw Club 2, Powderpuff 4, Pep and Spir- it 4, Choir 3 Poem: I have so many things to be grateful for but how can I say, thank you for a smile a crinkling about the eyes, a tone of voice that makes me glad to be alive . . . How can I say, Thanks for you? WARREN WILLIAMS JAMES B. WOLBERT, Wolford Seen With: Richard, Tom Mike Greatest Ambition: To be the best! Whatever is des- tined for me, in life. MARIANNE WOOD, Slim Seen With: Joyce, Dot, Ri- chie, Debbie, Mary Activities: Basketball 1, Black Culture Club 2,3, Homeroom Rep. 1-4, Squaw Club 1,2, Track 2-4, Choir 3-4 Poem: Yesterday is in the past, today starts a new day, and tomorrow is my new be- ginning. WILLIAM YEZUSKO, Bill Seen With: Ed, Ed, Al Activities: Wrestling, Foot- ball Poem: Be yourself and take things as they come. MICHAEL DAVID YO- DIS, Mike Seen With: Tom Berardi, Wayne Stuart, Tony Yodis Activities: Football, 1,2,4 Memorable Moment: When the Williamstown Football Team went 3-0 for the first time in 15 years, then we could feel a little proud to say we played for William- stown. PATRICIA YOUNG, Jig- ger Seen With: Linda, Kathy, the group from 12-9 Activities: FHA 3, Year- book 4, Powderpuff 3-4, Fashion Show 2 Poem: Good things come in small packages. ll I lA'IZ'.':l cf I 71 vlv ill? I . I , Q 3 0- Top Ten n Senior Class L + R: Andrea Urian, Donna Partin, Suzanne Burtis, Donna Brita, Deb Simei Denese Baumen Rosa Lord, Dan Felker, Dodie Ruger, Lynn Gandy Lynn Garldy Dodie Ruger . if f'-vkgk Rosa Lord Debbie Simei Dan Felker Denese Baumen , fi 4 . X , 1 S i xx -, l Donna Brita Suzie Burtis Donna Partin Boys And Girls State The purpose of Boys and Girls State IS to encourage America s youths to take more of an interest in this country s government They do this by setting a mod el state and elect Senators Assemblymen and a Gov ernor Lynn went to Douglass College for a week to par ticipate in this program during the summer Mike and B111 went to Rider State College Participation 1n this program IS an honor for the students and they are to be commended for the quali ficatlons that made them eligible Andrea Urian -adn Mike Bell Lynn Gandy Bill Test . , . . . 9 ' ' cc - 99 , - N 1 'xx , . . ri? it T 1'-f'-:L W? Y. -gamdi. 1 N51 if--,--Ji ,315 , 4..4-.4. ,. Ll, X 1 . A I iii' -Y .wiv rv. Q1 0 1.1 ,V midi L'g'k xv glhfff 4 Mr. And Ms. Junior: Paul Nardone And Chris Tartaglia One of the first things you notice about Chris and Paul is that they are always surrounded by many friends. Paul started out his freshman year by involving himself in class activities. In the future he sees the possibility of joining the Navy. In three years of high school Chris has done much to add to the spirit of the Junior class. Among her many activities are class treasurer and homeroom representative. Chris and Paul would like to say thanks to the class of 79 for voting for them. Homeroom Reps. N. Vernon, L. Fredricks, L. Singletary, T. Attig, D. Rodriquez, C. Tartaglia, L. Whar- ton, Y. Branham, A. Flemming, M. Ye- zusko, G. Cavoli, B. Scott, D. Kemble, B. Smith, D. Neri, K. Hartner .Zh Class Officers Shiela DeLucia, Advisor, Mr. Di Giacomo, Sandy Taccard Debbie Romalino, Dana Fredrick 1236? 1 W, 1 f ff - ,Kwai ,. 1 fff' ' wwf? 14 .41 V -v- ' ' lil? 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Color all the ones red, color all the twos green, and all the threes bluef' Mr. And Ms. Sophomore: Ronnie Harris Q... And Kim E11 Y f It is a great honor for Kim and Ronnie to be chosen as Mr. and Ms. Sophomore. Ronnie's main activities have been in sports such as football, wrestling and baseball. He would like special mention made of the football team,s outstanding record and the fact that this is due largely to the help of the coaching staff and the players' teamwork. Kim is another sports enthusiast. She participated in hockey, basketball, and the gymnastics club. She extends her abilities to take part in P.A., Squaw Club and helping in the concession stand. As you can see, Kim and Ronnie are two very outgoing people, who represent their class well. r ' 1 1 ' ,mf :'sfQ1,'fj'.,Qgp , .V .9 A1 Sophomore Reps: G. LaBance, L. Holwell, S. Abed, L. Partin, M. Watson, R. Vaughn, Mrs. Bott, S. Howell, D. Parker, I. Abed, D. Fryer, C. Folk, D. Davy, P. Veto, E. Berardi, S. De Pasquale, R. Ranniello, L. Lochner, S. Sa- muelian, K. Krzywiecki, N. Neher, J. Schmidt, H. Wiemer Sophomore Class Officers Gloria Labance, Mrs. Bott, Carrie Folk, Kathy Krzywicki Eva Maria Berardi X. ,' . , -- -Q . .- 1 ' v .1 A X Xi - N B Wx i H 'A . X -f . +4 w f N1 .Q 3A. L 1 2 E 80 ,pw .3 WMV V ini in i 15' ,Wg 'M a 8 ,M 15,0 fini rr? r, i 'Vi in HA . 1 K , W ZX ,f- qw, ,Wav 4...-.J gg, ,z '?'?fL :, Qu,-Mr X R I .al xxx H4 xl ev-N ,J Qmf L V fi A A 1 A I 7 1 ng 'K ! ff 4 ff 1' 70' w .,,4'52Wg Mr. And Mrs. Freshman: Jeff Jengehino 8a Gretchn Saha l Gretchen and Jeff have gotten off to a good start by being voted Mr. and Ms. Freshman in their freshman year. Jeff started out as an athlete by participating in football and wrestling. Though unsure of his future plans, he knows that he wants to go to college. Gretchen is involved in school activities as a homeroom representative and a member of the Squaw Club. In her future, she has plans for college. 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A J 1 K ,f . ,Lf 1 3 2 A 4 it X, s A qv 5 If av 1 'W W sz f , s ' ,.., ,J ,W 2 L13 pf? Maybe it's a love letter! Why shouldn't we drink the water? ' 77 .H Q -qi it t - fi! i e e r . sl. . X: 1 N1 ' 4' ., , So what if I'm not liberated! Sewing saves me money, and it Honest, Mr. Howie, there is no bomb in my locker! might help me get a husband. Moving to Victory! 0 sr V , ' , an Top L-R: Howard Wiemer, Joe Reckeweg, Mark Schafer, Ed Cole, Al Domeracki, Ed Fuller, Mike Yodis, Ed Nicktern, Eric Gamble, John Giordano, Jack Jacobs, Mike Connell, Jim Sheridan, Gary Hastings, Bernard Miller, Dan Teefy, Sam Casson, Mike Shucoski, Ron Harris. Middle L-R: Tom Kelly, Dave Murphy, Karl Franke, Brett Schmidlin, Wayne Test, Steve DePasquale, Eugene Kirby, Leonard Fleming, Lou Cropper, Bill Addis, Bill Yezusko, Bill Test, Karl Ritter, David Fleming, Don Deucille, Chuck Kroh, Bud Craig, Rich Williams. Bottom L-R: Tom Williams, Alan Karper, Eddie Endres, Ralph Schneeman, Ed Riley, John Jengehino, Jim Stellaccio, Joe Mancini, Joe Hurff, Walt Justice, Al Pulcin- ello, Robert English. In front: Co-captains Derek Frazier and George Buriak - l Top L-R: Steve Stumpo. Keith Land, Rob Schoenfelder, Rich Hingston, Frank Fucetola Kneeling: Head coach Dennis DiOrio This football season was an outstanding one in many ways Our record was 7 2 which was the best record in 16 years It started with a thrilling 7 0 win over Clearview open ing day Then it continued by beating West Deptford 13 0 Highland 6 0 and Gloucester Catholic 14 0 After the four Situtouts in a row the defense obtained the nickname The Zero Hero s They truly were and at this point were one out of two teams unscored upon in South Jersey The next game brought Buena who gave the Braves their tirst defeat by a score of 22 12 However our guys bounced right back and defeated arch rival Glassboro 14 13 for the Lions Club Trophy and ended Glassboros 13 year streak over Williamstown This was by far one of the most intense and exciting games of the season After Glassboro painted the school wall the Braves put a little paint on themselves WARPAINT' The Glassboro game set up a championship game with Eastern who defeated the team 34 0 to take the Olympic Conference Crown As usual the Braves pride brought them back with two wins in a row Gateway was defeated 17 3 and Edgewood in a thrilling Turkey Day contest 15 12 The season brought many exciting moments and many Chief DiOrio Puts Braves 2 ss., 9 AfA 1- 78. .1 1 h awards: Derek Frazier was named first team all South Jersey, being the first WHS player to receive this honor The Braves had seven players named to the All Conference first team Defense Derek Frazier tackle Ed Cole end Ed Fuller LB and Bud Craig safety Offense Joe Mancini halfback George Buriak tackle and Jim Stellaccio guard Along with these honors several Braves were listed on the All Conference team and the All Group I1 stars A few of the exciting moments were our first win George Burial: s two interception s and TD against West Deptford Bud Craigs 55 yard TD pass to Jack Jacobs tH1ghlandJ Derek Frazier s safety and Ed Cole s interception tGloucester Catholicj Ed Endres two TD s tBuenaJ Joe Mancini s two TD s against Glassboro Frank Scafidi kicking the first field goal in the schools history tGatewayJ and Joe Mancini s 2 TD s 222 yards on 40 carries 95 yard kick off return and blocked punt against Edgewood where we won on a Scafidi fieldgoal of 33 yards with 31 seconds left in the game It was a great year for a team that had 17 seniors who truly were the reason for our success We ended the season ranked 18th in ali of South Jersey Coach DIOTIO - v ' ' - , ' ' H t ' . ' s t . , ' - - ' ' , ii-..w .mlff S LQ ' ' ' 5.1: J V- , it L ,, 1.1 , n K, . -I . . Y L ' j, . 7 , Ex, jg- fs,-1 i 5 A K ki, snag , - .. - K - 7 L ,gg K ' - -- , F7 ' 1' - 2 .za ' , . ' QQ ' i ' ' . .. A 1 ' ' ' o -. 1 - ?f-iii, if . ' ' ' ' ' ' - , .gi K . k , N f . . fff- , -, ti - 5- r - - ff -ifi' ' 't - if 9 ' ' On The Warpath it if 'N .. S A .. Top L-R: Mike Shucoski, Dan Teefy, George Buriak, Derek Frazier, Ed Nicktern, Eric Gamble, Ed Fuller, Jack Jacobs, Bud Craig, Ed Cole. Bottom L-R: Bill Yezusko, Mike Yodis, Richie Williams, Jim Stellaccio, Joe Mancini, Joe Hurff, John Jengehino, Bill Test, Karl Franke 1 ' 'ff H X . 1 V ' Q-Q53 K' 7' 9-DF 1 P - '- Top L-R: Coach Keith Land, Nick Mancini, Rob Fredricks, Tony Vezza, Mike Boyd, Fred Moss, Mike Bryan, Ron Thomas, Scott Shafer, Brian Hastings, Trevor Ducille, Bob Clark, Mike Negro, Coach Rich Hingston. Middle L-R: Joe Chase, Frank Simei, David Songer, Doug Wandle, Todd Patterson, Simmie Brown, Ralph DeSte- fano, Jeff Jengehino, David Walker. Bottom L-R: David Gross, Tim Lucas, Sam Salema, Ed Hook, Rick Waddell, Kenny Vaughn, Pete Gaudis, Joe Jacoski, Rick Sunday Spirit, Caring ,. . it A R ' 0 3 ' s-.. 'if' A . 'L f i 35 s. . . Top L-R3 Michele Madison, Sherri Fitz- gerald, Lori Bunke, Dodie Ruger, Beth Keen, Elaine Moore, Nancy Fritsch, Idel Moore, Lorraine Hughes, Bridget Har- grove, Debbie Neri. Bottom L-Rg Lori Fritsch, Tanya Owens, Donna Partin, Debbie Williams, Gloria LaBance The 1977 Varsity Squad has made this hockey season one of the best Every team IS different each havmg their own personality but this team lS special and not because you have the most ties Your team spirit caring sportsmanship and enthusiasm put. you in the champ1onsh1p catagory. The youiltd1stpliigyedr,ton the Field- m fii the bus the and tliefsinging of the Alma Mater all contribute to as successful sea- sonrplt s not losses, and ties In your ownlispecral are champions, and sheouleditiibe prouiif' of fyou. i iiietti 1 ' n -Coach Kathy Mrtton- nd Sportsmanship Seniors: Elaine Moore It Iii: Sherrie Fitzgerald 33 93? 9, Michele Madison 9 ir 1 i 3 U, Q , H ,V . ,, , 1 , - X X kr,Tff?.,,r ' f 'tix g YY + 'Q ,,o, 1 wi,ifT'iTiT+ i F 'io A H 5 2' 'W T in g I V M- ' , QL' ' f fm... ' ,ff I in iff ' aa- ' Y ' , Q lv fn. ' T .if Top:Gail Pfaff, Donna Dos, Kim Egli, Charlene Kirby, Charlotte O'Brien, Coach Maureen Horan, Lorraine Hughes, Pat Elenbark, Dot Touni Middle: Gloria LaBance, Linda Partin, Kim Jones, Paula Thurman, Audreen Pittman, Larra Williams, Jessica Hodder, Tracy Owens Bottom: Carol Miles, Bridget Roun, Brenda Tucker, Sue Fre- dricks, Denise DePasquale, Idel Moore 'ii Debbie Williams Lori Fritsch Donna Partin Tanya Owens Lori Bunke Dodie Ruger Soccer A ,Ls - 1 -V Top L-R: Coach Tony Ferro, Nelson l Kelsey, Butch Vesely, Tom Hingston, Frank Scafidi, Larry Kelsey, Coach Les Heggan. Middle L-R: Steve Jar- del, Jim Piccone, Roger Cromley, Tony Branda, Jim Miller, Chuck Froeder. Bottom L-R: Rob McDevitt, Victor Chiodo, Timmy Milam, Ron Pacitti Thls yearis soccer seaswn was a total learn mg experience, from learning the most basrc game, no matter how bad the score ok for us on the coming years The best IS yet to come' A big thanks to the graduating seniors Frank Scafidr Larry Kelsey and Butch Vesely who kept the spmt together and especially to our top scorer 1-frank showed that it it it tgjtackling Jersey i ii of s the e -. ,. L bA,i:. I K ' K Scafidi Skillfully Scores Q f .. .t Top L-R: Coach Tony Ferro, Keith Clifton, Frank Lopusan, Warren Rease, Kenny Ostapovich, Matt Pezzuot, Steve Koshman, Coach Les Heggan. Bottom L-R: Brian Scheurer, Steve Connell, Kerry Ellis, Chuck McCone, Kurt Ellis M-...... Senior Butch Vesely Senior Larry Kelsey Senior Frank Scaiidi x N., - V 5' t 'V .. , 1 , ' 's, . , V. l.A' - ' ' A E1'f'3i1!ft --. lk v! I 1QL ' YA' -1-.. 5 'ii - 1, -- ,,'Nnl 'g Harriers Are Champs Again! Top L-R: Coach Greczek, Al- veron Jackson, Manager Lor- raine Pratt, Steve Hoffman, Coach Nardiello, Middle L-R: Karl Franke, Dave Marino Bottom L-R: John Marino Drew Hadley Top L-R: Coach Nardiello, Manager Lorraine Pratt, Middle L-R: Joe Ca- miolo, Steve Patterson Bottom L-R: Jim McNeill, Steve Ellmers Once again, The Williamstown High School Cross Country team experienced a successful season winning 12 and losing 2 For the third consecutive year the harri ers won the Gloucester County Championship This sea son ended with a disappointing 27 28 loss to Eastern which cost us the Conference Championship , , 'Ss J i 5 3' 'f 5'f2.C 3 ff' l naar Zig 4 in 5 'li K Q Tony Vecchio Karl Franke Alveron Jackson Al McGlone With returning lettermen Drew Hadley Steve Hoff man, Dave Marino, John Marino Don Ancello and upcoming Sophomore James McNeill - i . K I . . . , . . V K f pf - J, i A - - - . IJVA . I ,S :,,,, ' ,,A , C .gg , , I xii, K J J 1 9 Top L-Rg Mary Ann Yezusko, Nancy McGlone, Annemarie Leyden Middle L- Rg Janice Trout, Manager Lorraine Pratt, Lois McFadden Bottom L-R: Eva Marie Berardi, Desiree Howell , X Annemarie Leyden Janice Trout Cavan N ., W 1' 19 ,F ' b- Q' V ' , ' Q 53.16 ,Z -- ,,,, ,gs - -fate :wget . Girls Know Their Racket QMS ' '5.,. 1 -V J Qsggeun 1 i it i ff' - 3 ' .. , gfegfiisi -J , .,K. X A i I ss ' is Q Q Q M s ii 5 i 5 ' i' I-eff? -51.-...L 2' is ' 1 4 s 1.1-.am-nmztv p .em .e, . 4. B wi ' fm , 3- A - 4 We-wilt?-7121151-EAHNS:21335 'E-aww ' 1 .. f- '- ' ' Y -' fx.. 11 xuvffx ... . . . M -. 'rv sei 4, ,Q .-bww S' e was ,M , kwgfwfiw W1- wi Q M' wi we-If ' e Q W ,Jia my-,E e www x, 4 v. v K Y FR' ,R RA 3 ', ,' . s 'f att ' .Mgr A ez... vm, 'N 'Q-:V ' 3 M ,X .rg ,Q L 1 ff- . . af 'Y' , -L I-5 'W' ' Q W . Y ' 'lr at 5 3' 1 t,:xgb'X. R 'Kiwi 1 askin if 'S ef Jia K ,. .. Q X u vu x P e 5 Q as ' ,ig Q! E sz H F2 N O TSX ei A 'LES it ... S X. s ,f i , gigs rs , - ':' t, M g f 1 f C ,,,,, Usmser Andrea Urian . M ilfglz 1' Top L-R: Debbie Kemble, Jayne LaPorta, Kathy LaPorta, Sharon Fahmy, Michelle Hoffman Bottom L-R: Andrea Urian, Maria Scarduzio, Rose Lord, missing: Coach Pat 4 Harriett Casson Crystal Jackson Michelle Hoffman Jayne LaPorta ., , yy , ' .4 K, K 5 -ff , 'ff w A nntt I , V y V ., Florence Orbaczewski Rosa Lord SfiThe dlfflcuibv and record of 5 wins arigfQf'14 losses does not indicate the improvement Semofs Lei PM Ccavwlw Rosary, Lord, and Michelle very cessful junior varsity Casson, Flor- enceVQrbaczewslEiigVand,,l2Crystal Jaclgson. A , MH- f.., wire,-,f.,, .if ,.,, . , ,w,,,, -, Fahmy and Scardngio., J V' members ' were: DiMat'ties, Vallair Snyder L69 f'eShm39,, ,,., tE,L 7,, VV I L filfhe of M2iriaeScardu2igi1fand Rosa Lord had an year, with ai record of ll wins and 3 V o , :QZ V V ,- - Conch I-Hiiioer ,tt,, fi Top L-R: Crystal Jackson, Florence Orbaczewski, Terry Blong, Coach Pat Usinger, Pat DiMatties, Kitty Kevenaar, Carolyn King Bottom L-R: Terry Radvansky, Jill DelConte, Vallair Snyder, missing: Harriett Casson, Assis- tant Coach Mr. Howell. Top L-RQ Coach Glenn Grant, Rudy Vaughn mgr., Al McGlone, Marc Madi- son, Mark O'Keefe, Mike Shucoski, Sam Casson, Darryl Cook, Gary Hastings, Mike Delco, Asst. Coach Rick Howell Bottom L-R5 Harold McMurtry Co Capt., Darrell Branham, Dan Teffy Co Capt., Bill Addis. Not Pictured: Al Do- meracki, Dave Schaver mf QR 4, Our team has worked hard this seaso t improve our the court ggtxmes we veiplayed the truestest litl lof our mettle has been ouriiteani play . -Coach Grant .C Basketball . Hangs Tough! filiv gi 4 2 u- A 12 e5 we ly 3 Top L-R3 Mike Williams, Gary Hull, Bob Anstett, Renall Carter, Chuck Kroh, Joe Kurz, Larry Buchler, Coach Rick Howell Bottom: Tom Hingston, Drew Hadley, Zeb Rawls-el Seniors Al McGlone Darrell Branham Dan Teefy Darryl Cook A n I II IN Mike Shucoski Harold McMurtry Bottom L-R: Coach Kathy Mitton, Capt. Donna Partin, Top L-R: Tanya Owens, Lori Fritsch, Debbie Neri, Sue Clark, Idell Moore, Ria Scott El, Elaine Moore, Michele Madison, Dodie Ruger, Audreen Pittman, Lori Bunke, Bridget Hargrove. Corrine Brown. Thswafssty Sfliliidt :Ff1li9h1 QMICQFIC L,:liMa4E50nm,Elfiiiie 4M oiiiie, who helped guide us to an ll-Q record. The leadirigfsccirer was with a 14 point average closely followed by DonnaPartign with a 12 tpoimeaverae e t r 2 g . d Michele collected 246 rebounds while ,Donna passed for 763assisQS, There several highlights of our long season jin- cludgiffg ujisettin West De tforrl 5140 :.' ' and beatiif Gatewayin the State Tour- namgm' forts' with everyone' contributing the ers, ii f if 'IIVL ' ei't 111' tttt C ttitti 'id ML gk:-'v r, -9-fel:-'rr 4: . P- i X Nl ' W I: J- Girls Are A Team, More bv 1 Bottom L-R: Shiela DeLucia, Dawn Mathis, Janice Neagle, Sue Fredericks, Denise Kaminsky. Top L-R: Coach Maureen Horan, Corrine Brown, Audrey Flemming, Lois McFadden, Madeline Carter, Ria Scott El, Audreen Pittman, Debbie Neri, Lisa Singletary, Tanya Lacy han Just On The Court Seniors: 'J e it 1 , f r 1 1 S9 Bottom L-R: Bunni Petersen, Jill DelConte, Gail Pfaff. Top L-R: Jackie Morrison, Charlene Kirby, Denise DePasqua1e, Lorraine Hughes, Dawn Alexander, Brenda Tucker, Francine Price, Jean O'Donnell, Cathy Kurz, Jennie Anstatt, Paula LaPorta, Linda Singletary, Coach Anne Gandy Donna Partin Michele Madison Elaine Moore Dodie Ruger Lon Fritsch Lori Bunke Top L-R: Coach Dennis Drzewiecki, Bernard Miller, Mike Connell, Captain Bill Test, Cap- tain Ed Fuller, Joe Mancini, Wayne Test, Coach Bob Fuller. Bottom L-R: Bill Lucas, Wally Carmichael, Al Jackson, Ed Hook, Steve Connell, Vinny Wag- ner. Not Pictured: Pete Gaidis, John Jengehino, Juan Rodriguez. Wrestling 2 , 2 5 ffl 'Elias rs. a rebuilding year for the Braves wrestling team Hiiikif X aptdms 1IlTest and Ed Fuller have lead the swf? S Ag, mwsmmg an nw A1552 gel Q 5 rg, 4 5, Thwimiieiswaf rheniganifis rggsle rigor' ullfgwliffasssnmx F The fstmite its 'brxglif for time Bras' is li X: The teafiiffiggddii their ,Season vm-h ails piaegg 5 in that Q strict W ag Tmxsaxament 197 Fuller reg-rained the B mei 1? ampion and will carry a Q eh- 1 nun loss re id ii ig-Fe Regioniil Tauitriamegg. The swim of ther season Q54 when So Steve Ct it frm, It a strong second plague in the asm s and writ gain s gn. the trip to the Regis Coadffgffiitiller and D nna Parma ...A ,,, .., ,.., .VV,,V, ,K L .... I ,,:ff:,,r .ffffi 25 H , f. - - ' K 1 i sis. t if ' i tif.:Ns--v-f::.::iI5'T',:f' v Q' YQ' t- '...w,,f:::s 'fzz-:fr '1 n f, . M, l -15 -re. xi-'N f.. -.t t H m:v'3:.:f... ' ' 1 1 - 5 ..... TQ K K e ,.,,. . -. , K, Z ,I ,mf I .. ., .. 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I Bottom L-R: Coach Dan Nardiello, Mike Colavecchio, Crystal Jackson, Tracy Owens, Tina Bryan, Nancy McGlone, Anne Marie Leyden, Jessica Hodder Second Row L-R: Rick Gurecki, Tyrone Caldwell, Siham Abed, Star Ruffin, Peanut Carter, Wanda Williams, Donna Gamble, Mellair Lewis Third Row L-R: Joyce Andrews, Debbie Neri, Bill Edelman, Mark Bell, Pete Anstatt, Jim Barbino, Kathy Tisdale, Yvonne McDaniels Top Row L-R, Janice Trout, John Marino, Karl Franke, Eva Marie Berard, Dave Marino, Mike Bell, Warren Williams, Mike Bull, Pat Dougherty Seniors: SJW i1 Derek Frazier Bill Edelman Crystal Jackson Karl Franke This year s Indoor Track Team was a close knit family of young men and women that worked hard to achieve ex traordinary success throughout the win ter campaign The team established WHS as one of the most powerful Track Teams 1n South Jersey Some outstanding individuals on the team are Seniors Karl Franke Derek Frazier Mike Bell Warren Williams Mike Bull Bill Edelman Rick Gurecki Crystal Jackson Anne Marie Leyden Junior John Marino Tracy Owens Jes sica Hodder Sophomores Pete Anstatt Tina Bryan Yvonne McDaniels Fresh man Kathy Tisdale The team placed 12 athletes in 16 events in South Jersey s Meet of Cham pions fW1dener Collegej We won 4 events at the Woodbury Relays mclud mg the Girls Mile Relay unit which broke the South Jersey record by 12 sec onds The team consistently placed in Mike Bull J amce Trout Mike Bell Mellair Lewis Anne Maire Leyden Rick Gurecki !l' :Cr Warren Williams ' 9 ' 66 ' 99 . ' , - 9 7 9 J 3 7 4 , . ' - 9 . I.. ' i ' Z . , , ' ' x. 1 ' , - , i . V My . . . . . W .JI EVM: , J. ytty . high standings at Widener College Meets and Olympic Conference Meets. We placed 3 athletes in the United States Eastern Championships fPrinceton Uni- versityj. The team had an outstanding season. 311245333 I am extremely optimistic about the oncoming track season. This will be my first opportunity as a head coach and I look forward to the challenge with a great deal of enthusiasm. We have an excellent team this year which contains many athletes of proven ability. Senior Derek Frazier was one of the outstanding all around weightmen in the area a year ago. Derek should prove even stronger this season. Warren Williams a sprinter came on very strong last year and the coaching staff is expecting Warren s senior year to be truely outstanding. We have a fine hurdler returning from last year is senior Mike Bell. Senior Harold McMurtrey school record holder in the highjump should keep us in good shape as far as the jumps are concerned. John Marino a returning junior was one of continues to improve John could prove to be unstopable in the future. Other athletes returning from last years squad who should help us a great deal are: Bill Barnett Javilin' Mike Bull Sprints' and Carl Allar shot put. I have no doubt that we should be extremely competitive in the 1978 season. We will certainly face stiff competition all the way through our schedule particularly from teams like Gateway Clear- view and Eastern. -Coach Keith Land , , , , , , , , the top middle distance runners in the area as a sophomore. If he , , , , 5 , , , ITL! .tt . t... 1 -..,?i, I 1 ' 1 V ' ,I .. S Ag' . - ' ,, S ' 53. 9 8 gl':T.fZe f f e 1 'fl - yn ' 3 t -rs - is fx ' ' R. 2'-.' - P. l wrgiigf ' tk 4 .1. gl f, U 1 .... f ' A- ' l Sr l X ai I 'I' s oss' t ,,p.t 5 L ififii . . R, .. I ,rw .. Q. Q ytt. 54,15 f Q QQ .lb .., , T 'ii' - ' QT' 3, W, .. ' ' A -': 's .1'.g+ .Q ,. f -'S turf -- 4 156- ,- kv ' -.'- , .1 kg , saw, ,.,.gg-1. g- jf Q.- '.':.4t,,...fj 1 ..,. Q f-f' V- ,. 1 fs- -Q .. s l-: 3j gf1'E, .,,g,faQQfl-' qq.5,,jg:: fn -x. -N. -.. ' Q - 3 ' 123 Straining, Striving, Sprinting . Seniors Crystal Jackson a in if ws buf , ,H ff . , 1 1 f , ':' i Q 5 m L ... A I W r as. WU ff e 1' M so S' Y Q m lk' L E12 . 'A if , Top L R Jackie Lacer Ann Marie Leyden Stacey Samuellan Lo1s McFadden Rose Giosra Wanda WllllamS Valerie Hargrove Idell Moore Sandi Milam Second Row L R Coach Horan Kathy LaPorta Sheila DeLuc1a Maryann Wood Mellarr Lewis Collen Gr1s1 Sue Frederlcks Eva Marie Berard1 Donna Nerr MaryAnn Yezusko Janice Trout Carolyn Thurman Crystal Jackson Audreen Pittman Paula Thurman Third Row L R Rochelle Caldwell Dawn Henley Tina Edmonds Debbie Kamrnski Frieda Nolte Back L R Joyce Fleming Jackie Vauters Runra Rodrrquez new-' Mellarr Lew1s J anrce Trout J The in size and quallty yArt yyear. year's team record to at 5-5. There were indi- vidual talents vthaftworked toward ' -,,32.l5?:,j . a strong effort. Ivrhope th1s trend contiiiues in ldill future years. lttterry my M155 Horan Frleda Nolte Anne Mane Leyden Joyce Fleming Tina Edmonds Debbie Kaminski ef J 4 . ..,,, ,r,, Love, Lob nd Lunge Top L-R: Coach, Roy Fennimore, Nick Chris- topher, Norman Bau- man, Joe Short, Asst. Coach, Rich Hingston. Bottom L-R: Tom Hing- ston, Dennis Gulla, Mike Hingston S 1 I Top L-R: Coach, Roy Fennimore, Steve Jardel, Chris Mcllvanie, Dave Marino, Rich Weath- erby, Shawn Buker, Coach, Rich Hingston. Bottom L-R: Al McGlone, Mark Sauter, Robert , McDevitt , Senior: Joe Short -ttty . t,,,. , ,, rrt. i':' 1 ,x.': iii r V E1' V, iiii f it iiii in iiii in Aiiil iiii - ' me wasovery com rror ooi, ,R ,, , Q t.ti t', P I agv y u' R d he fi- i,i??gf if1 f gs r ad - rtle C' i ' 5 Q Y 1 20 f r F , e 5 ttnci won a eonferehfkghg jx 5 gtg its Q 'am :Wg-E it Q H , Q ii gp Top, L-R: Dan Teefy, Luther Mathis, George Buriak, Ed Fuller, Brian Franke, Curt Bethea, Coach, Dennis DiOrio. Bottom, L-R: Jack Jacobs, Bud Craig, Jim Stanton, Tom Ellery, Joe McWil- liams, Wally Carmichael, Darrell Bran- ham ' '---- ,xx , l s, ' , A - - Last year'ss baseball season wasa very exciting year. We lost 5 one run games during the course of the season, including a 7-6 game to Delsea who was ranked list inE?lSouth Jersey. t The team improved its batting average by 49 points while hitting 279 Ed Fuller had 3 homeruns including a grand slam against Buena opening day Tom Ellery hit 2 homeruns against Triton while the team h1t 7 total to tie an old school record for season hmers George Buriak hit 349 and had 17 RBI s and was voted All Conference lst team He was also awarded the MVP award at our All Sports Dmner De pite the 4 14 record the team had character and showed poise Eleven of the 14 players return this year to make a run at the Conference Cham pronshrp Coach D1Or1o . . , ' K c ' - Q , f , jf .1 si K sk fv gg , .1 W 1 ff - e f I , g ., . es: s - Baseball mi it Buriak Bats, Bases And Bunts . Top, L-R: Coach Schoenfelder, Mark Schafer, John Giordano. Gary Hastings, Kerry Ellis. Middle L-R: Mike DeLeo, Dave Schauer, Bill Addis, Anthony Kirby, Rocco DeStefano, Wayne Test. Bottom L-R: Steve Juliano, Dave Easterday, Ron Harris, Ken L'Esperence, George Craig, Bill Haas, Toby Harris Jim Stanton Dan Teefy Curt Bethea l l 1 , Q . Bud Craig Softball ff l l H L-R: Coach Kathy Mitton, Lori Fritsch,' Nancy MacDonald, Debbie Williams, Denise Buriak, Karen Richards, Lori Bunke, Pam Martin, Jean Rumpf, Sue Clark, Janet Wardle, Donna Partin, Mi- chele Madison fl ailree 'elr tiff' thfe 4 e,.r o -f f ,fly Nlyl ir ,r -lining 'V I f. QM 1 f A 44' o' cifpli, y- flii we 51,4 ,,21 K e :af i f? ai CaF9hCf' he Q 1 ,.q' -, '. bily . ,,,.- ' l in ahs A 128 Strikes, Steals And Struggles ,. Seniors: Top L-R: Madeline Carter, Laurie Williams, Gloria LaBance, Rosanna Ranniello, Judy Morrison, Rosa Lord, Lisa Tiley, Coach Gandy. Middle Row: Beth Keen, Lisa Single- tary, Janice Neagle, Debbie Neri, Darlene Bertotti. Bottom: Linda Partin, Nancy Fritsch, Jeannette McKenna Donna Partln Lori Bunke Jean Rumpf Debbie Williams Lori Fritsch Nancy MacDonald Michele Madison i Rosa Lord Practice, Putt And Par L-R: Jim Clark, James Cat tel, Joe Kurtz, Jack Bowers, 'Q Chuck Homeyer, Jeff Hes qv' ley, Coach Don Carden. Not pictured Coach John Jengehino. Q 1,11 Beth Keen battles for the ball. Our soccer team in action. Debbie Williams- streaking for Eagerly awaiting the ump's decision. Push on, push on, push on .... home! Teamwork, Togetherness, Toughness Leader of the Pack I ,,, Q-, Donna Partin adds another basket. The wrestling team in action. I sure hope the ref is 1ooking!': The soccer team hard at work. g Q , pf, ri K .,, fl fi I ff'ff'f ' JH? 4757 ffl If f -I . , , ,,.., ,. ..,.., H . T 1, K' W, ?,.,.,..5iiiQiLQL:1ig35f,,t ' f'-'J' 1' If If ' ff f f , , , , .ffff .f ',.. fwfr., f 'ff' ffifvjf fjf--rt? e,-- f I '. , ' .. . f 1 If ,r1xflj!iL?r2f?f'rf'!f ff ,lax , ,f f 'fs-f f r, f, , ff1'tf:3ag'fJ'f X ff In it ' r 1 .rs h e fox A or Zks I, ' f f, ,fr e f f' ' Joe Short playing the net Co-captains Derek Frazier and George Buriak onto the battlefield. Here comes the 3 2 pitch Another Look At Our Athletes In Action o.?gi3,2 7' o't' A t.tt? ,t,ett,e t.n, ig o,eo,t ,EJ Q K, .,,.,, 1 .i .,tii.,:Si.,,.i 514, ,.,,t Q, if ..,i.ULiQfit3. riffs? t Q f ,K gs 'eto ' f .P '.,. ,-' ' ,.,. .. , .. kite ,,-, ','q t. . - vffwgv Z et t t ,t.n , fi we tt oot ,lv ---M .,.. MQ Hu I Q1 ,M N I sjzsfeliq, - A A to t i A to A This page is for the 1977 Braves football team which had a fantastic season. This is to pay tribute to this team and to say thank-you for all the hard work and effort that went into each game. Thank-you head coach DiOrio, and assistant coaches Hingston, Stumpo, Land, Fucetola and Schoen- felder, for your leadership and encouragement. Thank-you team for all the magic moments that you've given us this year. And most of all, thank-you to each and every player. You've all made 1977 a season to re- member and be proud of. And WE ARE PROUD! , We would like to re-live some of these special moments that are a part of all of us, and show them to you, one more time. The Thrill Of Victory 53 t if 3 Our Zero Heroes about to stop another quarterback. Bud Craig rearing back to fire. Ed Endres pushing through for a few more The front line opening up some daylight for Joe Mancini. yards. MOVING THE SCHOCDL TG VICTORY ge.. 'l .'w Q 4, B J s 'A Jr. Rep. Cock. 8 if Mary Jane MayCock escorted by Sid May- K F YZ 'R f 4 yi , E' fp 4 hi rr, R Frosh Rep., Linda Slade escorted by Mike Cassi. Soph Rep., Linda Holwell escorted by Keith Hansen. Ai' E - ' - u , ' in-L 4 J 'X 1: Lu., ' ' -if ,yf ':.r,5,- if , V 'z.4,,.,., .-4--,Q P4 ' 4 'S Sr. Rep., Jackie Capasso escorted by John Teefy. J T53 ll' xx, X if x w w xylg, XM X Sr. Rep., Jill Kohler escorted by Lou Mastrogiacomo. Homecoming Highlighted By Crowning Of Crystal Jackson A D E ,,,.,...-n-1-nl- R RL E L-R: Mary Ann Christopher, Karen Bennett, Co-Captain Dana Fredericks, Pam Agnesino, Mary Adams, Roseann Manfredi, Janet Nicholas, Sharon Dougherty, Doreen Montemurro, Co-Captain Jackie Capasso, Mary Jane MayCock, Not pictured: Advisor: Miss Donna Mascioli sf Janet Nicholas Pam Agnesino Co-Captain Jackie Capasso Doreen Montemurro Sharon Dougherty Roseann Manfredi i 1 3 L-R: Linda Holwell, Co-Captain Sherie Howell, Lynn Lochner, Stephanie Sorrell, Sandra Farnelli, Barb Addis, Patty Duman, Peggy Wagner, Co-Captain Rosanna Ranniello, Linda Farley, Not pictured: Advisor: Mrs. Camille Babcock Music, Marching, Maneuvering Standing: Drum Major, Paula Syx, Lois L'Esperance, Al Jackson, Sharon Hawkes, Mike Bell, Myron Kolumbec, Wally Carmichael, Jim Cattell, Donny Williams, Darren Chew, Tom Nothstein, Mike Wood, Chuck Homeyer, Pete Anstatt, Steve Connell, Mark O'Keefe, Jim Latimer, Donna Partin, Carol King, Lori Fritsch, Blake Westmoreland, Joy Cook, Nancy Fritsch, Donna Brita, Sue Burtis, Bill McDevitt Kneeling: Beth Keen, Kim Jones, Jenny Anstatt, Kathy Tisdale, Bill Johnson, Denise Willits, Pat Dougherty, Stacy Samuelian, Sue Clark, Lisa Tiley, Joe Ballinghoff, Bill Damishek, Jackie Lacer, Lisa Singletary, Stephanie Sorrell, Carol Cotman, Kitty Kevenaar, Dee Miller, Audreen Pitman e n i 0 r s L-R, Sue Burtis, Donna Partin, Tom Nothstein, Mike Bell, Al Jackson, Wally Carmichael, Lori Fritsch, Donna Brita Mrs. Krauss, Mr. Krauss, and Brigadoon ,gixi For the second year in a row, under the direction of the Krausses and Mas- cot, Brigadoon, the Braves Marching Band has gained respect, popularity and an admirable following by one and all. The Braves Band represented WHS at every Football game and area parades. All of the intense practicing and determination proved worthwhile as the Braves demonstrated their ex- cellent performances at competitions. Congratulations Band! Mr. Krauss .ms 'S fs- Standing L-R: Sue Popponi, Patty Sherrard, Sandy Boeckle, Sharon Homeyer, Wendy Justice. Kneeling L-R: Val Ardaire, Runia Rodriquez, Not pictured: Jeanne Hartner I it Standing L-R: Michelle Trombetta, Francine Price. Kneeling: Owen Bethea 142 a i Il ll Zi I' e Wendy Justice Runia Rodriquez Managers L-R: Jeff Hesley, Janice Trout, Joe Kurz, Grina Sauers Sandy Boeckle Standing L-R: Kneeling L-R: Sharon Homeyer Kim Hartner, I 135, X Q ,'-., 3 V Linda Singletary, Donna Bates, Brenda Ferster, Janice Neagle, Dawn Mathis April Franke, Marilyn McKee, Paula Thurman, Lynne Gandy Not pictured: Linda Slade, Gina Cavoli, Betty Fabrico l L-R: Debbie Kone, Sherry Foley, Betty Smith C Lynne Gandy I' 143 Rowdy . . . Rough . . . Seniors Prevail! Two Years Victorious , Q 144 fx 5 fx , . ! 3 Rivalry MCVING IN DIFFERENT DIRECTIGNS - f af 43- -rd Student Council W.,-M, K- , Standing L-R: Colleen Grisi, Stacy Samuelian, Maryann Yezusko, Bill Neagle, Billy McDevitt, Advisor, Miss Bowers, Michele Madison, Kim Hartner, Esther DiRenzi, Kim Hillbronner, Harold McMurtry, Roseann Rannielo, Nancy Fritsch, Audrey Bates, Debbie Adams, Carrie Folk, Sitting: Lisa Singletary, Peggy Wagner, Debbie Romalino, Mark O'Keefe, Terry Attig, Sandy Taccard, Janet Nicholas, Doreen Montemuro, Jim Latimer, Linda Partin, Karen Bacon, Linda DiMatties, Marge Malamon, Derek Frazier, Crystal Jackson, Denise Bauman, Wendy Jones Honor Society First Row L-R: Donna Brita, Denise Bauman, Karen Bennett, Lynne Gandy, Advisor: Miss Eisenlohr, Gina Cavoli, Irma Lopresti, Suzie Burtis, Lori Fritsch, Second Row L-R: Sherry Buzby, Rosa Lord, Debbie Simei, Sharon Homeyer, Laura Wharton, Dodie Ruger, Jim Latimer, Dave Shauers, Third Row L-R: Michele Madison, Jackie Capasso, Andrea Urian, Terry Blong, Felicia Clark, Lisa Singletary, Fourth Row L-R: Donna Partin, Marilyn McKee, Fifth Row L-R: Florance Orbaczewski, Kathy LaPorta, Esther DiRenzi, Donna Bates, Jean Hill, Desiree Howell ak 3 , 9 , 5265 ,Q 5, if ' an ELG. A j V 5 V F5 R ,, V , LV 'V V L,, ,, . k A' , 1, , .,,V ,W 1. i 1:4535 T22 ff V f we 'A ?-37?-'i, W 4, gm 3 ' 4 , M K 5 -sing, ,wfgwk - 53, 7 1- L' Q ,gf ' iii 1 W A 1' p 4 W 111 4 5 1 W Q Q- ' 5' Y 9' V? 1 X 2 Wir V .Q 'a' 1g - is ,, , 'fr 3 Tuff . fb? 'ix - z 2 , 31 Zivqf I gi 1. 4 xi' 4 ,n.. 26456 , iw' UM 'ef Q .K , Anand A w Sf ina w, ,Q ' f 2 ,Q 8 'tw -. ,, 1 ,J wp YB.. 5 'Ui ' Christian Life Club Sitting L-R: Al Jackson, Advisor: Mr, Tortoriello, Bud Scott, Jim Latimer, Frank Rapp. Standing L-R: Dave Marino, Tony Vecchio, John Marino, Mike Bell, Wally Carmichael, Jeff Tyler Key Club Top Row L-R: Tayna Lacey, Joyce Taccard, Florance Orbaczewski, Cheryl Schmidt, Sharon Homeyer, Donnie Williams, Sherry Buxby, David Bracken. Middle Row L-R: Advisor: Miss Eisenlohr, Michele Hoffman, Audrey Carter, April Franke, Donna Bates, Kim Hartner, Donna Hassen, Barbara Smuzinsky, Bottom Row L-R: Laura Wharton, James Daniel, Lynn Frederick, Sandy Taccard, Terry Attig, Petrian Sauers I' t u Y L-R: Advisor: Miss Hummer, Thrya Hegeman, Donna Bailey, Penny Jen- nett, Donna Hinch, Michele Hoff- man, Prisc-illa McKever, Patty Young, Yvonne Luckey, Terry Gar- giulo, Tina Edmonds, Debbie Hug- gins, Judy Finklea, Maryann Wood, Mary Fleming P.A. Announcers L-R: Advisor: Mr. Campbell, Debbie Donato, Joe Kurz, Rich Weatherly, Pat Connors, Carl Ferrara, Laura Wharton Home Ec. Co-O L-R: Dave Marino, Shelia DeLucia, John Marino, Kim Egli, Sandra Far- nelli, Michele Madison, Not pictured: Jayne LaPorta, Kathy LaPorta, Rosa Lord 151 C.0.E. 9... :Q 'Q I ., ff' V, V , ..LL K . .. t I , , Standing L-R: Sally Fey, Frieda Nolte, Linda DiMatties, Cheryl Kabbeko, Gail Mclntire, Sandra Boekle, Advisor: Miss Valeno Sitting: Vi Lagana, Florance Orbaczewski, Jackie Capasso, Annette Silva, Barbara Smuzinsky, Colleen O'Connell uture Teachers America Standing L-R: Jean Hill, Denise Bauman, Lori Bunke, Sherri Tucker, Sherry Buzby, Irma Lopresti, Judy Morri- V 3 , f, son, Carvetta Douglass, Sitting: Petrina Sauers, Dodie M Ruger, Debbie Simei, Lynne Gandy, Advisor: Mr. Lam- A berto, Marilyn McKee, Linda DiMatties, Dalia Rddriquez, Harriet Casson Q - , 45 x Pep 8a Spirit Club Advisors: Miss Mascioli and Mrs. Foster C.I.E. Top L-R: Shawn Thomas, Nathan Green Daryl Cook, Renalto Carter, Middle L-R Marie Rein, John Jengehino, Ken Olinsky Advisor: Mr. Campbell, Mike Donato Mike Holleran, Tom Nothstein, Bottom L- R: Ken Boyer, Lorraine Pratt, Bob Shep- pard, Ricky Walker aQ5.....' l l ., k,!. ,. , . .. ,, ... as ,.., ., . Kill QBWMMWW it ' N it f I ' ' ' whey' f The members of the 1977-78 choir are: Siham Abed, Debbie Adams, Barbie Addis, Diane Alexander, Dayna Anderson, Ka- ren Bacon, Audrey Bates, Mark Bell, Gwendolyn Bethea, Teresa Blong, Donna Brita, Eileen Byrd, Marion Carter, Jim Cattell, Gina Cavoli, Felicia Clark, Steve Con- nell, Joy Cook, Carol Cotmen, Arline Craig, George Craig, Bill Dameshek, Margaret Derieux, Patty DiMatties, Pat Dougherty, Barbara Edelman, Patty Eleen- bark, Michele English, Linda Farley, Sandra Farnelli, Mary Fleming, April Franke, Karl Franke, , Kathy Frederick, Diane Fryer, Donna Gamble, Lynne Gandy, Glenn Gerber, Elliott ffffflllllrzffi H F- -- wiki W.HS. Choir Hall, Kim Hartner, Dawn Hen- ley, Alison Herrero, Jackie Her- rero, Jean Hill, Edwin Hodder, Jessica Hodder, Debbie Huggins, Al Jackson, Deadre Johnson, Robin Johnson, William John- son, Dawn Jones, Judy Jones, Kitty Kevenaar, Joann King, Charelene Kirby, Jackie Lacer, Denise Lang, Joan Laspee, Jim Latimer, Sophia Lennon, Lois L'Esperance, Lynn Lochner, An- gela Luna, Michele Madison, Roseann Manfredi, Marilyn McKee, Pat Mihalick, Doreen Montemurro, Janice Neagle, Debbie Neri, Donna Neri, Lynn Nicktern, Tom Notstein, Laur- een O'Donnell, Lori Oelschegel, Mark O'Keefe, Tracy Owens, Linda Partin, Matthew Pezzuto, Robin Presly, Francine Price, Mamie Reed, Mary Reed, Vanessa Reed, Myrna Robinson, Robertta Roel, Stan Ruffin, Su- sanne Ruppert, Stacy Samuelian, Trina Sauers, David Seagraves, Ruth Seright, Patty Sherrard, Lisa Singletary, Ron Smashey, Betty Smith, Paula Syx, Donna Taylor, Donna Tinges, Dorothea Touni, Brenda Tucker, Bill Var- rell, Kenneth Vaughn, Wardlow, Blake Westmoreland, Donnie Williams, Laura Williams, Den- ise Willits, Cheryl Wood, Mar- iann Wood, Michele Wood, Di- rector, Cheryl Hatch. All South Jersey Chorus Jim Cattell Bell Choir L-R: Advisor: Miss Hatch, Sue Ruppert, Jeanette Happersett, Michele English, Mary Reed, Odessa Hall-Elliot, Siham Abed, Terry Sauers, Debbie Adams, Vi Lagana, Pat Mihalitk, Sharon Hawkes, Margaret Ehrke, Dawn Henley, Denise Lang, Linda Farley, Carol Cotman Stage Crew L-R: Skip Weatherby, Dave Henderson, George Craig, Joe Scarpinata, Walter Justice, Joe Kurz, Center: Advisor: Mr. Campbell, Not pictured: Pat Connors, Mark O'Keefe, Richard Crabtree Weightlifting Club First Row L-R: Dom Campagna, Frank Conigiadi, Gary Fuscia, Ron Slim, Steve Morrotte, Second Row: Frank Vecchio, Ernie Montone, Ed Shinn, Pete Reimer, Bill Barnett, Fred Zimmerman, Mike Bell, Jim Piccone. Not Pictured: Carl Allar, Bill Lucas, Advisor Mr. Fuller The Year In Review THE ZERO HEROES MAY THE FORCE BE WITH YOU ROCKY BRAVES BAND MARCHES ON CONSTRUCTION CHAOS THE YEAR CHARLIE BROWN CAME TO WHS SWEATERS AND STICKPINS FLEETFOOTED GIRLS RUN CROSS COUNTRY BLIZZARD OF 78 FIVE SNOW DAYS FOOTBALL TEAM RISES TO STARDOM PEP AND SPIRIT FEVER WHS STUDENTS TRAVEL ABROAD SENIORS PLAY IN POCONO SNOW FLORIDA WELCOMES BASEBALL AND TENNIS TEAMS GOODBYE SPLIT SESSIONS, HELLO NEW ADDITION OUR OWN COACH OF THE WEEK NEW SONG CONDUCTRUSS COMBS AND CLOGS THE LONG AND WINDING ROAD YOU LIGHT UP MY LIFE FLEETWOOD MACQ RUMORS SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER PEACE TALKS IN THE MIDDLE EAST FRIDAY NIGHT BASKETBALL GAMES BOOGYING DOWN IN THE CAFETERIA GOODBYE CLASS OF 78 A STAR IS BORN THE KING IS DEAD NEW YEAR'S EVE - WITHOUT GUY LOMBARDO? Got you own special memories? Fill in the blanks below. Reflector Staff Back Row Standing: Kathy Wil- son, Debbie Kemble, John Mar- ino, Mary Ann Christopher Missy Estelle, George Pirocchi Joan DiLolle, Jane Williams, Donna Brita, Donna Neri. Kneel- ing: Linda Pratt, Paula Syx, Ja- nice Neagle, Lisa Singletary, Debbie Williams, Sharon Dou- gherty, Andrea Urian, Tanya Owens, Sandy Taccard, Frank Vesley, Mark Buker, Pam Agne- sino. Standing: Donna Hassen, Jackie Capasso, Carolyn King, Patty Walker, Kathy LaPorta, Dorothea Touni, Gina Cavoli, Mary Adams, Ralph Schneeman, Rick Gurecki, Cretia Sotille, Sit- ting: Donna Kemble, Audreen Pittman, Fourth Row Sitting: Linda DiMatties, Colleen O'Donnell, Terry Blong, Carol Miles, Yvonne Luckey Fifth Row: Terry Watson, Trina Sauers Totem Editors First Row L-R: Margie Malamon, Lynne Gandy, Karl Franke, Donna Hinch, Annette Silva. Second Row: Jill Kohler, Dan Felker, Debbie Simei, Mary Adams, Kathy LaPorta, Gail Mclntire, Third Row: Donna Partin, Lisa Singletary, Linda Withers, Sherie Howell, Shiela DeLucia, Desiree Howell Totem Staff First Row L-R: Patty Young, Lori Bunke, Suzie Burtis, Bill Varrell, John Marino, Judy Morrison, Felicia Clark, Carvetta Douglass, Mark O'Keefe, Lori Fritsch, Second Row: Harriet Casson, Denise Bauman, Kim Hartner, Cheryl Kabbeko, Advisor: Mrs. Faunce, Debbie Williams, .la- nice Neagle, Mike Bell, .lean Hill, Es- ther DiRenzi, Third Row: April Franke, Gina Cavoli, Fourth Row: Audrey Bates, Kathy Krzywicki, Marilyn McKee, Mary Ann Yezusko, Crystal Jackson, Tanya Owens Good Grief! Charlie Brown Invades WH Do You Remember? Jumping Rope backstage with Pattyis jumprope, waiting for your cue. Being videotaped, acting silly and then laughing at home about how fat and funny you looked on Film. k Feeling like little kids again and loving every moment of it. Late practices at night, doing homework in between scenes. 52' . tw Fx Snoopy trying to stay balanced on the doghouse the Stage crew built. Opening night flutters, lapses of memory, pacing the wings. Becoming the Peanuts gangn for two great nights. Hard work and long hours spent by Miss Hatch and Mr. Krauss. The fire alarm going OFF during dress rehersal. Sweating through sticky makeup, but still smiling under the flood lights. MAKING MINDS MGVE 4? n f : WW The Many Faces Of Cur Faculty I wish to commend the Totem Staff of 1978 for the time and effort put forth in publishing the Yearbook. I am sure that in the years to come this book will help bring back memories of the many fine experiences you had while attending Williamstown High School. Good Luck to the Class of '78, Roger Cassi Principal Mr. Ruch comments that an average day for him is totally hectic. He has gained much ex- perience in the field of handwrit- ing analysis and parental notes. Men Who Move The Students Just as People in Motion is the theme of your yearbook, we expect you to be People in Mo- tion when you leave W.H.S. and go out into the world. Challenge the unknown! Work hard and create your own oppor- tunities! George Ruch William Howie Leading Our Schools . Y iv., all Clyde Stauffer, Ass't Superintendent Mr. Stauffer has encountered many foreign nations such as In- dia and China. He has traveled throughout the United States. Robert Backer, Asst. Superintendent Ben Timberman, Superintendent Dr. Backerls family includes wife, Mary, and three children Kelly, Brigg, and Marni, aged 11, 10, and 7. Ray Dinovi, Administrative Asst. Our country is blessed with many resources - the greatest resource being people - dynam- ic people - People in Motion. Ben Timberman bb ff Peggy Farris Steven Ball - ,A Frederick Straub Jr. Benjamin Timberman, Superintendent 'Pi Martin Caulfield Dorothy Friess This theme means to me, students in motion. From the time the student enter WHS to the time they leave there is perpetual motion. The class of 78 is just that. As I prepare this, the football team is 3-0, the first time in many years, they are in motion. I hope this motion is perpetual. The class of 78', will become people in motion. They will continue their movement, higher education, professional schools the skilled trades. Each graduating class forges further ahead than the previous one. The migration to all parts of the country will continue, people in motion are these United States. The class of 78 people of Williamstown, are in motion. F. Straub, President Donna Van Houten William Peacock Vincent Tarantino Ronald Wetherington Charles Bussom- Guidance Rhonda Bluford-Resource Room Janet Conover- Resource English w Carol Wood- Guidance Y James Greczek- Director of Guidance Dr. N. P. Menna, Physician R e , fb Verna Brown- Guidance Earl Divens- Guidance m 1 Kathleen Barnum- Nurse N Typing, Taking Notes, li Telephoning Margaret Diccig, Sec, to Mr, Cassi Lena Sztohryn, Sec. to Vice Principals Suggarllggfman' Attendance and Elsie Lech, Sec, Guidance Roberta DiDonato, Clerk, Guidance R fig A , F N .fL-: ,,.e2 J 4 . K rlgijrg kkri, Wendy Lewis, PBX Operator Mrs. Scarpinato, Mrs. Seeler, Mrs. Tyler - Cafe. Staff l Robert Strain, Chairperson Betty Rothschell Susan Foster Anne Newton Elaine Valeno A day is usually interesting and rewarding as most students enjoy business subjects. -Anne Newton- People in motion - people try- ing to constantly improve them- selves. -Susan Foster- Some activities I enjoy outside of school are antiques and collec- tibles, refinishing furniture, and embroidering and crewel. -Betty Rothschell- x - ff? Rita Armstrong, Media Center Secre- tary Typing, Totaling, Tabulating . Deeds, Dates And Democracy Glenn Grant An average day is a whirlwind, a challenge, usually always begins with a projection and fre- quently ends with a re- flectionf' -Gail Eisenlohr- Peop1e in motion means Williamstown is moving toward tremendous growth. Here's hoping we can adapt to it with un- derstanding and common sense. -Glenn Grant- An average school day is disappointing, enjoyable, frustrating and reward- ing. -John Muits- Gail Eisenlohr, Chairperson E kr lisa ' fs X John Muits Barbara Mendolia -md' John Norcross Anthony DiGiacomo 'ie-M' M Just like a river contin- ues flowing, people should go on and encoun- at ter new experiences! -Anita Straub- An average day, would you believe? Heaven on Earth? N L -Mimi Bowers- Qt My favorite foods are popcorn, escargots, and doritosf' -Lynne Smith- Daniel Nardiello Mimi BOWCYS gnu- Louis Lamberto, Chairperson Lynne Smith Anita Straub Conjugatin, Conversing And o . . at Communicatlng Vincent Zahuranec School is always intense, sometimes bizarre, but there is always something to marvel at! -Ruth Dennis- My favorite food is any- thing I don't have to cook. -Charlotte Repsher- I enjoy growing hybird roses, following the ex- ploits of King Richard Petty, and playing the bag pipes .... -Bruce Dennis- Ruth Dennis Margaret Faunce Rodman Smith Words, Wordsworth, An ? Charlotte Repsher Marlene Shields t ,.,, 1 11 , M-,Q 1' t,,. ,, . ,. 1 , pw i if ,,,.:. X e K if swwxsfip egfav 1' ' ' ' Bruce Dennis, Chairperson Vince Bonkoski Dave Sheridan Diana Bott Karen Kulp S?-lx Donna Ruth QQGVQ John Long Students and teachers who care enough to get involved in school spirit and activities as well as in learning and teaching. -Donna Ruth- My favorite foods are home- made chili Con Carne and home- made Hungarian Goulashf, -Vince Bonkoski- An average school day is 6 hours and 45 minutes of sheer delight! -Robert Johnson- My favorite food is cu- cumber pickles, Ameri- can cheese with mayo on white breadf' -John Tortoriello- People in motion means people that are constantly seeking to find them selves and an endeavor to fulfill their life. -Bernard Waller- t ipV Ray Cavagnaro Counting, Calculating And Comparing Robert Johnson, Chairperson John Manzoni Lucille Marano Bernard Waller .,,l Xu John Tortoriello Anthony Ferro ,winds ,k:,.. .f- W!,:x,,,,..-. ,,....-..,........., j M...-f 'M--M. 4 tf.. -4 fi .al l ti R ., t ,Gt-9' if 1 . i f - W ' N. x s,Aa' Eff' t wx f gi X f s ' 'fs X t Sf X fi is I Frank Stanley William Pappas, Chairperson mn, .13 pp WM 5' '1 4? as Richard Sharpnack Barry Campbell Herman Bussom Creating, Cutting And Constructing Ralph Miller My favorite foods are steak, shrimp, french fries, popcorn, and banana cream pie. -Ralph Miller An average school day is some- times up and sometimes down. -Richard Sharpnack- 177 Exercising Exerting And . Excelling r Dennis DiOrio Steve Stumpo I Y John Jengehino Kate Pohlig Maureen Horan An average school day is from 7:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m., usually it just never ends. I simply wake up and go to bed with the average school day in between. -Dennis DiOrio- This Theme brings to my mind some of our coaches, who are constantly striving to develop and offer a better athletic program to our stu- dents, and those athletes who appreciate this dedication and, in turn, work to improve their own individual skill and attitude. -Kate Pohlig- My family consists of 3 babies just born to my spider plant - I named them Larry, Curly, and Moef' -Maureen Horan- . Roy Fennimore, A.D., Chairperson Donna Mascioli Camille Babcock Robert Fuller Pat Usinger Frank Fucetola Giving, Guiding And Growing Kathy Mitton 5'An average day for me is chal- lenging, sometimes exciting, oc- casionally discouraging and often unpredictable. -Donna Mascioli- People in motion means a, four year process - freshmen to senior, growth, change, personal pride, graduation, future happiness, and success. -Kathy Mitton- My favorite foods are vinegar flavored chips, McDonalds' quar- ter pounders with cheese and beef burritos. -Pat Usinger- Earth, Environment And Energy . Keith Land An average school day is busy, but enjoyable, I like interacting with the students. -James Leonardo- People in motion means people on their way up! -Carl Wise- SW if Rich Hingston Jacqueline Gorsky, Chairperson My favorite food is lobster tail and prime rib. -Jacqueline Gorsky- 'People are constantly in the process of change - positive growth both as individuals and as cultural groups. lf you fail to move forward you are going backward for nothing stands still. -John Dinovi- Activities enjoyed outside of school are sports and paint- ing. -Rich Hingston- Donna Ash Dennis Drzewiecki John Dinovi, Chairperson Wayne Murphy Dreaming Drawing An Designing Stitching, Stewing And Straightening Ruth Patterson A Kepler, Chairperson Singing, Synthesizing And Songs A Cheryl Hatch F r Are Teachers Real People Too? WMM Q 1 'YFLSQQ O. ,, v EX -s ,-.- -A'-4 3?247is ffLi9 fl THE MGNEY THAT MGVED Q THE 78 TGTEM ' vim mn! .wmma - ev-my ff? 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Glass-assistant Best Wishes To The Class Of 1978 OF 80 JJ ZWWVM ff X. 629 6417 Lumber Fuel O11 JULE 8: CHICKS LUNCHENCTTE 8a DELI xf06'CQ jfffjg ZI IJ-ji! 0? fi' K Cdwok.. ed' LQ.. dm J A x gmmxrvewx -vw -NMMA vb-v'n9h.dLfw'fDLL. .QI-A-h-f-A7.fT'NW 5l5,h Q'Vw9 1 18 Chestnut St W1II1HmSt0WH N J if LY-. Hflkufy jgfuis MJLSZW f57 Black Ho 92. lofi?- !lf4m572pwrU , MSM fIZA0i'LlfUi CAQTUZ A Cfmuefffr , DIANNH Douemss jd Mawson 5 u 7. fr Ami Moons YAL55 Spa! C, HRK CLASS OF 77 M. D. CRANE CO., INC. C I I I I . ill' 455 we W IQ, ffgffvvl fd ' ., f f 1:1-ll X ASQ? f f 6 X I I f 1' on moqm 0- ow-fx f U13 I ' .. ff... f . l . 6 ' ' I L 192 I' 'I WIS SAV F 81 'Wm 'dssqiaw L .I CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 78 PATHFINDERS, NEW JERSEY STATE FEDERATION OF COLORED WOMEN'S CLUBS, INC., AND CORETTA KING GIRLS CLUB, JR. FEDERATION GALE MILLER'S FLOWERS Flowers for all occasions 103 Black Horse Pike GALE MILLER Williamstown, N.J. 08094 MICHAEL S DELI LUNCHEONETTE Exquisite Catenng Michael 332 South Blackhorse Pike Wllhamstown N J ELHINE MQLENQ r 1 SENIORS Demse Bauman L1nda D1Matt1es Derek Fraz1er Crystal Jackson Marge Malamon Doreen Montemurro Janet Nlcholas GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 1978 From the STUDE T COUNCIL SOPHOMORES Audrey Bates Carrle Folk Nancy Frltsch L1nda Partm Rosanna Ranmello Stacy Samuel1an L1sa S11va OFFICERS M1che11e Madlson Pres1dent Harold McMurtry V1ce Pres1dent Klm Hllbronner Recordmg Secretary Krm Hartner Treasurer Mlss Bowers Adv1sor JUNIORS Terry Attlg Jlm Latlmer Mark O Keefe Debb1e Roma11no L1sa Smgletary Sandy Taccard MaryAnn Yezusko FRESHMEN Debb1e Adams Valerle Ardrre Troy Hodder Wendy Jones B111 McDev1tt B111 Neagle L1nda Smgletary Esther DiRienzi-Corresponding Secretary L .I I' 'I THE PEOPLE HO KEEP THE SCHOOL D TRICT OVI G CENTRAL OFFICE Al1ce M Tweed Secretary to Superrntendent Dorothy P Johnson Secretary 1n Supermtendent s Offlce Lrnda J Schneewelss Secretary to Ass1stant Supermtendent Dolores P1rocch1 Secretary to ASSISIZHI Superlntendent Dorothy R Fr1ess Board Secretary Ruth G Bremuller Computer Operator Ellzabeth Rennebaum Computer Operator Anna Marle Ruch Secretary to Board Secretary Jean E Stadnrck Inventory Control Clerk Dorothy Burger Cafeter1a Drrector Antonra M Correll Xerox Operator Ed1th Jones Xerox Operator B W1ll1ams Transportatlon Coordmator Elolse J Smrth Transportatron Secretary George Cam School Messenger Dr NR Menna School Phys1c1an CHILD STUDY TEAM Rosemary Berkey Learnmg D1sab1l1t1es Teacher Consultant Bobble Bodycott Learnlng D1sab1l1t1es Teacher Consultant Rrchard L Cooke Psychologrst Brlan Demarest Psychologrst Charlene Dav1s School Socral Worker Ellzabeth Hage School Soc1al Worker Antolnette PIZZO Secretary Antornette Ranmello Clerk Typ1st Antomette Pasquarello Clerk Typ1st MAINTENANCE Guermo Crpollone Marntenance Supervxsor Nancy W1ll1ams Secretary Mamtenance 8a Cafeterla John Balnbrldge Marntenance M1chaelCavello Mamtenance George Clpollone Marntenance Francrs Curry Marntenance Harry Kostxc Malntenance Bernard Fey Head Custodlan Plotr Brrk Custodran Camlllo D Ottavlo Custodlan Bernadlne Morgan Custodlan Joseph Rauscher Custodran M1lton Rosenblum Custodlan Davld Thomas Custodlan Walter Wolos Custodlan TRANSPORTATION Thomas Guza Mechanlc Rose Barblno Bus Drrver Joan Bennett Bus Drrver Marjorle Carpenter Bus Drlver June Gargano Bus Drrver Edrth Green Bus Drrver Rose Grleco Bus Drlver Gaynell Hadley Bus Dr1ver Joan Hadley Bus Drrver Ruth Hmkle Bus Drrver Qumton Moore Sr Bus Drrver Dorothy Newcomb Bus Drlver Tabea Oelschlegel Bus Drlver L1ll1an Orbaczewskr Bus Drrver Delores Orlrch Bus Drrver Joseph Par1s1 Bus Dr1ver Santa Par1s1 Bus Drrver Phyllrs Powell Bus Drlver Barbara Prus Bus Dr1ver Jennre Slckler Bus Dr1ver ALL OUR TERRIFIC SUBSTITUTESW D . . , . 1 , . . . s l g . , . . . . , , . . , . u , 4 . .. 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' ' ,, I i , , ,,,. ., ,,.. ,I 1 ,- 1 V x 1 V ' f ' , - I' 'I SUCCESS THE C HEERLE DERS Barb Addrs Pat Duman Llnda Farley Sandra Farnelll Sherle Howell Lynn Lochner Rosanna Rannlello Stephanle Sorrell Peggy Wagner W1sh You ALL THE BEST Vars1ty Advlsor M1ss Donna Masc1o11 JV Adv1sor Mrs Camllle Babcock Mary Adams Pam Agneslno Karen Bennett Jackre Capasso Sharon Dougherty Dana Frederrcks Roseann Manfredl Mary Jane Maycock Doreen Montemurro Janet N1cholas Ijnda Holwell SSSSSS S E SCMary Ann Christopher I- .I However, the of our buildings may prove to be the most has ever? happened WHS. who attend ous schfbols, work in oug will be the ones who will IN 'W . H6 2' W' My 2 ll if ,iw 9 if if if I ,Q ff I I 9 iihk ., l ,nh , 'i X 1978 TOTEM EDITORS Edltor rn Chref GAIL MCINTIRE Asslstant Edltor JILL KOHLER Senlor Edltors ANNETTE SILVA DONNA HINCH Faculty Edltors KATHY LAPORTA SHIELA DELUCIA Ad and Busmess Edltors LYNN GANDY MARGE MALA MON Actlvlty Edltor DAN FELKER Pep and Sp1r1t Edltor MARY ADAMS Llterary Edltors DESIREE HOWELL LISA SINGLETARY Typlng Edltor DEBBIE SIMEI Photography Edltor KARL FRANKE Sports Edltors DONNA PARTIN LINDA WITHERS Underclass Edltors EVAMARIE BERARDI SHERIE HOWELL Art Edltor JAYNE LAPORTA 1978 Totem Staff Semors Mlke Bell Tanya Owens Faculty Debble Wlll13mS Mary Ann Yesuzko A s Esther D1R1enz1 Janlce Neagle Judy Morrlson Carvetta Douglass Act1v1t1es Pep and Splfll Llterary Typmg Photography Sports WE DID IT' The last page of the 1978 Totem IS done complete flmshed' Your outstandmg efforts have produced a quallty productlon that shows care and carlng 1n each of your secttons As a staff you were rewardmg to work w1th because you never wanted to settle for second best 1n any of your work Any dlsappomtments felt by you were because you couldnt be perfect Unfortunately you dldn t get much press coverage or varsrty letters for covermg all the work of those who do Not many people seem to not1ce all the work you do I not1ce and want to thank you' You have been a pleasure to work wlth and a pleasure to know Mrs Faunce, Adv1sor, 1978 Totem ,Y - i,, B1ll Varrel Fellcta Clark Marllyn McKee K1m Hartner Mary Jank Maycock Suzle Burtls Glna CHVOII Jean H1ll Maureen McGra1l Sherrle Kabbeko Mark O Keefe Lorr Frltsch Lon Bunke Harrlet Casson Crystal Jackson Patty Young John MHIIHO Kathy Krsywlckx Audrey Bates Aprll Franke 1 , ' : , . . 1 . 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