Williamstown High School - Totem Yearbook (Williamstown, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 206 of the 1979 volume:

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When that happens it is possible, in some pictures, to see the original lines: a tree will show through a woman's dress, a child makes way for a dog, a large boat is no longer on an open sea. That is called pentimento because the painter Hre- pented , changed his mind. Perhaps it would be as well to say that the old conception, replaced by a later choice, is a way of seeing and then seeing again. - Lillian Hellman, Pentimento KX FH .-SBC, 'U i l'lQlli,, ' V W4 ui? -. : Wm EQ i Y 'i , wg ,H 1 at Y 5 , i 9? , if Q .LL ll aught:-,ani 5 f u f'if ' ' N' Ma. 'N-ng G ' as s K U ' ' K-1. as -i-w.:.f' ' rt- , 0 Xl x e ' or , ' i 'gm J I. S xx 1. X X i.. Memories as well as paintings on a canvas change with the passing of time. The crisp, sharp happenings of today will blur into hazy remembrances. One memory will be overlapped by another, and then another, resulting finally in a remembrance, possibly altogether different from the actual experience. To- tem ,79 is designed to assist in the process of remembering what happened and who we really were. .,..f,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,w.,,' 4 if 'N my ' ,t t .t.i, ,,,,,. xkwrg W 1 W-'Wd V, ,W 4, K U., . .W ,, ., if.-1 WWW' WW t y .rt, . wget, M it ,..uurdll WENVE QQRNE 2:3 S if . YP My ri W-f'w Alf - f n iw 1, f, As time passes, however, and we look back over this book, our emotions will encourage the pentimento process - the same process that changes a canvas. In the years to come, as we look again at the faces of who we are today, we may be able to see, in the serious look of a smiling boy and the intensity on the face of an athlete, the responsible men and women they have become. We may be able, if the yearbook has accomplished its purpose, to experience pentimento. xxxxxxs A A ,,,, ., ,.,. ,,,.,,?m:,M. 3 J , 26 A 4 ,- f ggll w A - ,. E , i K . ,,.., Q V 42 1 1 3 5 'D gum -Q 1... '--i ,iw 4 .Br Dedication A dedication to dedication. The giving up or devoting of one's self, one's time or one's labor to the service ofa person or the pursuit ofa purpose. The 1979 Totem is dedicated to two people who fit this description: Mr. George Ruch and Mrs. Margaret Faunce. Both have served the students of Williamstown High School by giving numerous hours of their time laboring in the pursuit of excellence for the school. Mr. Ruch, as disciplinarian, and Mrs. Faunce, as yearbook and newspaper advisor, have given generously of their understanding, patience and knowledge. Their dedication to Williamstown High School is wor- thy of our dedication to them. xi-N i ,fi , -.- Mi ,, 1.5. .Q-A A . .Q J -ax . -3:4 :fbi Iliff? YQWS 4,f+fi2ffv,:A+.Qfi'ff,:: , ghigi . ,ififiaefw .i. AP - W21':?3w Y.: b-L' ' , 32.55, f. Q J X f . 'g. ' W- -:' --'Mfr --w 443.. -b J f b c-f!' 7 iff' fs. 57:.'j,.75' ti , Qiiyjf Q'1.'..f' .s i .k .nfs-f-12454-.::f,,, ,, Q L fffsgifrx V' ' ' . 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Timberman, Superintendent .... .f I Al Left to right: Mr. Benjamin Timberman. Superintendentg Martin Caulfield, Dorothy Friess, Wilfred Cropper, Fred Straub, Donna Van Houten, Carole Williams, Steven Ball, Emil Gionti. Q. Mary Falciani Ronald Wetherington Administration Roger Cassi, Principal ' Q- 'iild William Howie, Vice Principal .. Alvl I George Ruch, Vice Principal -- - 'gw,f:'l?'X'i??fPiff'i1'fT5 ' I fy I A I - r 4 3 3i. .if3:.f' . ria:,,45-- A 1 .. ,. A gn J A M I learned this, at least, by my experimentg that if one advances confidently in the direction of his dreams, en- deavors to live the life which he has imagined, he will meet with a success unexpected in common hours . . . If you have built castles in the air, your work need not be lostg that is where they should be. Now put the founda- tions under them. Henry David Thoreau 19 unm- Business The business of America is business. Calvin Coolidge Betty Rothschell Anne Newton Elaine Valeno Susan Foster Robert Strain, Chairperson Barbara Budny James Carpenter John Long nglish Donna Ruth Vincent Bonkoski X 1 f J , , ff f r , Q ll ,e L 1, Q, ' or f Cf, , L Q , , 4, ,if 1. g 47 1 The first thing you should attend to is, to speak whatever language you do speak in its greatest purity, and according to the rules of graminarg for we must never offend against gram- mar. Lord Chesterfield: Letters to his Son. Margaret Faunce Peter Scazzero And as imagination bodies forth The forms of things unknown, the poet's pen Turns them to shapes and gives to airy nothing A local habitation and a name. Shakespeare: A Midsummer Night's Dream Karen Kulp Rodman Smith s l 2' 'Ef1f2Q?z1i2i. f L ' 'f'f:'fifm 65:2 Ruth Dennis Bruce Dennis, Chairperson Eileen Checchio Janet Conover Fine Arts 'The finest works of art are precious, among other reasons, because they make it possible for us to know, if only imperfect- ly and for a little while, what it actually feels like to think subtly and feel nobly. , N Aldous Huxley: Ends and Means XII .loanie Swanson l Edward Krauss Richard Hingston Donna Ash Cheryl Hatch Lynne Smith Foreign Language Ful wel she song the service divyne, Entuned in hir nose ful semelyg And Frensh she spak ful faire and fetisly After the scole of Stratfor atte Bowe, For Frensh of Paris was to hir unknowe. Geoffrey Chaucer, Prologue to the Canterbury Tales Anita Straub - Louis Lamberto, Chairperson Guidance Dear, dear! How queer everything is today! And yesterday things went on just as usual. I wonder if I've been changed in the night? Let me think: was I the same when I got up this morning? I almost think I can remember feeling a little differ- ent. But if I'm not the same, the next question is, 'Who in the world am IV Ah, thatis the great puzzle!! Lewis Carroll: Alice in Wonderland James Greczek, Guidance Director rfif Charles Bussom Carol Wood x. 4' A :ras-ii d ,... 0.5 , . , . ' it Verna Brown Earl DivCnS Home Economics .,......-- Anne Kepler, Chairperson .loan .lengehino To be happy at home is the ultimate result of all ambition, the end to which every enterprise and labor tends, and of which every desire prompts the prosecution. Samuel Johnson: The Rambler, No. 68 Beverly Rudnick f 'iii Ruth Patterson If I were a carpenter and you were a lady, Would you marry me anyway, would you have my baby? Tim Hardin, If I Were A Carpenter Frank Stanley Barry Campbell Industrial Arts new .,.,,, I ,fn iff, Y, an A '6- Richard Sharpnack Herman Bussom Vincent Guglielmo William Pappas, Chairperson - John Domenico Ralph Miller , , my 3!9????f'w Fav, ,L fi John Manzoni 'SEZ' John Tortoriello Anthony Ferro Mathematics Lillian Peavy Lucille Marano . i Raymond Cavagnaro Bernard Waller Robert Johnson, Chairperson - Mathematics may be defined as the subject we never know what we are talking about nor whether what we are saying is tI'l1C. Bertrand Russell hysioal Education Steve Stumpo Robert Fuller 'F Maureen Horan But wait a bit, the Oyster cried. Before we have our chatg for some of us are out of breath and all of us are fat. Lewis Carroll, Alice in Wonderland Patricia Usinger X. K 41 t Roy Fennimore, Athletic Director Kathleen Pohlig Dennis Diorio Frank Fucetola 3 N John Jengehino Kathleen Mitton Science But beyond the bright searchlights of science Out of sight of the windows of sense, Old riddles still bid us defiance Old questions of Why and of Whence. W.C.D. Whethan Robert Schoenfelder James Leonardo Q, 1 , Y , r ee, srrdi i u in 1 ieis Wayne Murphy Walter Olsen 'ff lrl KV W Carl Wise Keith Land , 'L ..,,., 4 Dennis Drzewiecki 2:92. John Dinovi, Chairperson Social Studies Barbara Mendolia Daniel Nardiello it fly E My , . . Gail Eisenlohr, Chairperson ia l X Q . ,, kwa ...za ,, -i. , Q Nx- J'f P, 4- .. 3.2 , . 5: , ixl gikgyk Q-Q '- , .. H -. i Q xx x may lea 5 i , i Y x ,l S gpv A xi Q' .. .. R . Q. A-025 M W ,M Y fa 'S Ei r + XX f. 1, . 3 ,twig ,X M N Vincent Zahuranec ,, iff- 1 l Mimi Bowers Anthony DiGiacomo Glenn Grant John Muits John N orcross The principal office of history I take to be thisg to prevent virtuous actions from being forgotten, and that evil words and deeds should fear an infamous reputation with posterity. Tacitus Special Services Knowledge is of two kindsg we know a subject ourselves, or we know where we can find information upon it. Samuel Johnson '1 'M-.A Kathleen Barnum A sound mind in a sound body, is a short but full description of a happy state in this world. John Locke: Some Thoughts on Education I Mary Cropper George Rahn Heather Wurm Donna Mascioli me Camille Babcock Secretarial Staff Margaret Diccio 'kg iff. ff ' Wendy Lewis l l Mildred Couce Lena Sztohryn Elsie Lech Rita Armstrong Susan Hoffman Roberta Di Donato O Jupiter, sho'd I speake ill Of woman-kind, first die I willg Since that I know, 'mong all the Of creatures, woman is the best. Robert Herrick: In Praise of Women FCS Cafeteria aintenanee Left to right: John Pollard, Jackie Mellrow, Milton Rosenblum, David Thom- as, Bernard Fey, Bill Buchanan, Carmen Cammillio. Left to right: Ruth Caldwell, .lane Emmick, Nettie Freas, Pat Connors, Dot Seeler, Candy Harris, Pat Tyler, Dottie Mack, Regina Ott, Myrtle Scarpin- at0. sive 1 all C 'Q 'A its wx. sg- g 3 :jfs 'gall Bernadine Morgan, Elizabeth Pezzano Joe Rauscher 1 Q SENIGRS 'X W fs M , x jf, ' -23 qf Q' 'Sf Class f 19 9 Pentimento is the word used in art to describe the changes a canvas goes through over a period ofyears. Growth is the word that can be used to describe the changes that have occurred within ourselves during our time at W.H.S. In many ways we are like artists but instead of a canvas, we paint on ourselves. We are, however, more fortunate than any artist, in that we can still see the original painting no matter how time changes the surface. Unlike the artist who is bound by paint and canvas to the painting of one picture fat a timej, we are able to paint many pictures at once, discarding those which no longer serve our goals. Those discarded pictures are never completely forgotteng they are part of us forever. Who can forget the feeling we had upon entering W.H.S. for the very first time or the feeling of sadness while walking up to receive our diplomas and realizing those days of high school are over. But ahead, new paths lay open. We will spend many happy hours recalling our days at W.H.S., but we must also anticipate the many paintings which we will begin fand perhaps discardj before our canvas is completed. J Ji 4'?'1-:-'ii'-' li' MMV? Class Officers: Mr. DiGiacomo, Advisor: Dana Fredericks, Presidentg Terry Attig Vice-Presidentg Mary Jane Maycock, Secretary: Audrey Flemming, Treasurer, Homeroom Representatives and Officers: Back row: Audrey Flemming, Dave Schauers, Donnie Williams, Dana Fredericks, Donna Neri, Marilyn McKee, Front row: Kathy Wilson, Terry Attig, Shiela DeLucia, Chris Tartaglia, Trina Sauers, Desiree Howell, Mary Jane Maycock. Congratulations Class of 79-We finally made it! Pres.-Dana Fredericks, Vice-Pres.-Terry Attig, Sec.-Mary Jane Maycock, Treas.-Audrey Flemming. Now that you've graduated, don't forget your old friends, like us. BURGER KINGGD, Black Horse Pike, Turnersville N.J. and 410 N. Delsea Dr., Glassboro, N.J. To talk in public, to think in solitude, to read and to hear, to inquire and answer inquiries, is the business of a scholar. Samuel Johnson: Rasselas VIII ,ffifa . 5 N5 Top en Kathy LaPorta Mk all i z. f i I V,k'h In L VVA V ,,,,.L . ..s.L. My a xr In 5 ,,, i .,,.. f-f:,' : q ii' Laura Wharton Irma Lopresti ,f gr H N' we +52 'wa www '-an Y' mmm Karen Bennett Mary Adams Lisa Singletary Audrey Flemming i , VF Jean Hill f new 'U'- J im Latimer '0,v Fw an -A QW, 1 . 43 Seniors At Work A j Seniors At Work is dedicated to all seniors who are involved in a hands-on workfschool experience. These hands-on experiences provide better preparation for stu- dents who are about to enter the world of work. Seniors who experience this type of learning are those who are involved in the Vocational jTechnical School, the Cooper- ative Education and the Business and Industrial Arts pro- grams. In the past, these programs and students may not have had the recognition they certainly deserve and so Totem '79 would like to acknowledge a few of the many seniors who are busily engaged in preparing now for their future career choices. Congratulations Class of '79 - S.N. MILLER JR. NORMAN C THOMPSON INC Insurance Williamstown N.J. Telephone: 629-2511. it within you will iographs ecessary he spirit book is ion't for- 'our only icord of e year. er a face xlace lame r a name purchas- ook. Its ease with ears. WS MN EGM lilly i 1 1 l i X 3 i Q i l ll. Good Luck Class of '79 - LOVE TRAVEL, 1002 South Main Street, Williamstown, N.J., 08094. Telephone: 609-629 0048. hifi-an 'kj fm Maw If -T' 311 an Congratulations to the 1979 Graduating Class! UNITED JERSEY BANK, SOUTHWEST N.A A ,J ho's Who m K S x ,Af E .A f Hog We , f--, N, ' .ag1f:..a.wg4..,w,-MSS ,. or A, - if All ,W 'sag ,JK mf v1,. , MOST LIKELY T0 SUCCEED BEST ALL AROUND Jim Latimer, Irma Lopresti Desiree Howell, John Marino. Audrey Flemming 'TS 4,-1 MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT John Marino, Dana Fredericks MOST MUSICAL Lisa Singletary, Jim Cattell CUTEST COUPLE Barbara Gootee, Tom Kelly Good Luck Class of '79. DOCTOR AND MRS. HING STON SUNNIEST SMILE Mary Jane Maycock, Steve Hoffman BRAVE MOST ATHLETIC Gary Hastings, Sue Clark MOST ARTISTIC Mike Cannell, Joy Cook, Kitty Kevenaar, Karen Bennett QUIETEST Walter Dus, Wendy Weaver Congratulations From JOHN PFLUGFELDER, INC., Black Horse Pike and Walnut Street, Williamstown, N.J. 08094 629-6442 TEACHERS PEST Lynn Nicklern, Donnie Williams TALLESTfSHORTEST Petrina Sauers, Tony Yodis MOST TALKATIVE Karen Bennett, Donnie Williams BEST ACTOR 8: ACTRESS Jim Cattell, Gina Cavoli CLASS FLIRTS TALLESTfSHORTEST George Craig, Joanne King Z' it f Ir! V V' ' ii A lr 1 1,6 wi, ? ' 4513, Qifi 3 Mary Ann Christopher, John Giordano MM io.. i BEST DRESSED Paul Nadone, Sharri Thomas Best Of Luck To The Class Of '79, DECORA, INC. C4 Division Corpora tionj Main Office, Malaga-New Brooklyn Rd., Williamstown, N.J. 08094 728-9300 Glass and Plastic Decorating, Wizard Pomanders. RICHARD AINSLIE Most Memorable Moment was be- ing in Mr. Scazzero's English class, playing baseball in the back of Mrs. Foster's record keeping class, and finishing at W.H.S. Seen With: Walt, John, Rich, Wess, Doug, and Bob. DONNA BATES A real friend is one who walks in when the rest of the world walks out. Seen with: Mary Ann, Mary, Band. Activities: Flag Squad 2-4, Tennis 1, Squaw Club 1-3, Jun. Rep., CLC 3-4, FTA, Prom Comm., Powderpuff, Honor Soci- ety 2-4. Memories: U.S. 2 Nor- cross, Best Band Front 78, Prom 78, Shore 78, Dunes, G. Adv. 78. MARY E. ADAMS Seen with: Steve, Karen, Donna, Eddie, Memories: Cheerleading 78, 1424 Asbury OC, 7fl9j75, Long and Winding Road, the day after. Poem: To love is to be happy with no conditions, no judgements, no expectations. BN Kaufman TERRY ATTIG TJ Memorable moment - the day l met my best friend - JESUS. Come unto me, all ye that labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest. Matt, 11:28. Activities - Senior Class V. Pres., Student Council 2-4, Christian Life Club, Squaw Club. Seen with - Bill, Sam, Donna, Carol BOB ANSTATT My most memorable moment was first period Chemistry in my Junior year, second period lunch with JC, JL, MO, DB. Freshman Tennis, JV Basketball. KAREN A. BENN.ETT Seen With Ma Adams, Beg Kelly, Jane, L O'D. Memories . . . Summer 76, Cheerleading 78, 110 Cheerleaders, visiting the ducks, the time Barb at my house, prom, 1424 Asbury Ave., Milo's party, North Carolina, Senior year. Activities Cheerleading, Sce- nery Design, Honor Society, CC Manager, Yearbook. DIANE BEASER WILLIAM E. ADDIS Bill. Seen with: Dave E., Gio, Gary, Tom K., Barb, Ed, Al, Buch the Kook, Mike D., and Schoeny's team. Memories: Baseball trip to Fla., Fri. night sleep-in, concerts, the shore, Hewitt's kitchen, sum- mer 78, Prom with M.Y. I-1ewitt's party, Ed E. on a cycle and Day- tona Beach. Football 1-4, B-ball l- 4, baseball 1-4. JOHN BALLARD Memorable moment: Construction trades class 77-78, Seen with: Don- na, Darlene, Lisa, Renee. Activi- ties: Football 1, Golf 1-4, CIE 4. Greatest Ambition: Always re- membering who my friends are, and working a H.B.D. WESLEY BISHOP MARIAN BRACKEN Memories: Summer of 78, getting stuck on a certain ride in Wild- wood, Stone Harbor, tennis with Nancy, the cat, Diana, Anna, Rosa, Joy, Maggio, Kitty, Mary, Nano, Terry, Einstein, Dave, Guardsman powderpuff, Pep gl Spirit, Bell choir, Squaw Club, CSC, CLC, George 10j24 in Philly at McDonalds, Dr. lessons, paint- mg. TERESA BLONG T, We don't find happiness, we cre- ate it. Seen with: Irma, Kitty, Trina, Ron, Laura. Memorable moments: Our trip to Spain and France. Activities: Tennis l-4, Choir 2-4, Honor Society 2-4, Op- eretta 2-4, Squaw Club 2-3, Reflec- tor Staff 3, Basketball Manager 2, Powderpuff 3-4, Magic Choir 4. ' A , I ,, iii gg i,,,,,,, l -Xxx.. 'ee YOLANDA BRANHAM AMVOC My most memorable mo- ment was finding out in my Junior yr. I only needed 4 more credits to pass. Seen With: Sharri, Brenda, Gladys, Activities: Black Culture Club, Powder Puff. Known as Yogi. 1 , .S CHRISTOPHER BUCHLER Seen with: Mike, Dave, Bill Tom, Ed, Gary, Gio. Activities: Soccer 1- 2, Basketball 3, My most memora- ble moments were Hewitt's kitch- en, parties with the gang, Hewitt's going away party, last night of car- nival, concerts, Graduation night. DAVID FRANCIS BRACKEN Seen With: Anna, Marian, Rosa, Steve, Mary, Terry, Youth Pro- gram and Christian Life Club. Memories: Years I-2 winning 2 achievement awards, 2 bowling tro- phies, CLC 3-4, Yb. l-2, 4, bowling l-2. After I graduate I would like to be a forest ranger. PATRICIA BROMLEY My nickname is Beaglie-Beaglie. My special friends are Beaser- Beaser, Sharon 8: Butch. My memorable moment was my trip to Germany in my junior year. I was involved in Squaw Club for 3 years and Pep 8L Spirit Club I year. RHONDA CALDWELL Frosty, Reach out and touch me so I can feel you, reach out and hold me so I can love you, reach out and care for me so I can feel secure, reach out and want me because l'm yours. Seen with: Zeb, Sweetee, Calvin, Roe, Rudy, Carol, Nana, Cookie, Janet, B.T. Activities: Blk. Culture l,2,4, Powder Puff 4. LAMARR DAVID BURKERT Butch Seen with: Ellen, everybody. Most memorable moment: Cape May- Wow Activity: C.H.E. Greatest Ambition: To be a free person. ROCHELLE L. CALDWELL Roe. Remember in this world love can conquer all hate so love some- one or just forgive someone for heavens sake, for God loved you first so we can love too. Seen with: Sweetie, Frostie, NaNa, Alice, Donnie, Cookie, Activities: Track, I-3, Squaw Cb, Blck Clt. l,2,4, Hr Rp l,2,4, Voc-Vica I-2, Pep-Spirit 3 Special Moment: Graduation from W.H.S. TRACY ILENE CAMPBELL Activities: Squaw Club 2: Powder Puff: Reflector Staff 4: Project Hope. I would like to say upon leaving I will miss: Mrs. Faunce You Mrs. Faunce for teaching the most in my 4 years at W.H.S., Mr. Hingston - Because I may never see your gorgeous legs again. ROBERT CAMPBELL Memorable moment: '78 Soccer team, making First Team All Con- ference soccer, Having Mr. Dennis as a teacher. Playing tennis for W.H.S. MADELINE CARTER Seen with: Carvetta, Judy, Jose- phine, Joann, Sharri, Tracy, Sue, Diane, all the guys. Activities: 2 yrs. Basketball, 3 yrs. Softball, powder puff, Y.B. Student Council, F.T.A. Memories: My bra strap came down my arm when I was going for a jump ball in front of the crowd. When I was nicknamed by a teacher, B.B. NICHOLAS P. CATUCCI Memories: Data Processing, Driv- ers Ed, 3 year voc. student in ma- chine trades, lst place in V.I.C.A., C.I.E., State Competition, Tennis, Toms Old Car, Graduating, meet- ing my girlfriend for the first time. Seen with: IL, MS, TF, Good-bye W.H.S. I e JAMES WILLIAM CATTELL My most memorable moment was getting six trophies at Highland's Band competition. PS, MO, MO, LS, JL. Golf 2-4, Band l-4, Choir 2-4, Operetta, 2-4, All State Choir 3. Last Period Study Hall and Mr. Strain. Z I ' ' GINA CAVOLI Seen with Val 8: Kim. Operettas, Choir, Band Front, Soccer Mgr. Student Council, Hr. rep, Bell Choir, Acapello Choir, Honor So- ciety, Yrbk. Newspaper, Prom Comm. Memories: Operettas, Cruising, peanut M 8: M's, 977- HOT, anything I did with Val. Sometimes when you reach for a dream you have to leave something behind. Q MARY ANN CHRISTOPHER Every year is a souvenier that slowly fades away Seen with: Don- na, Brett, Cheerleaders. Activities: Cheerleading I-4 co-capt 2 8: 4, Operetta 2, Soccer MGR 2-4, HrRep 4, YB 4, Prom Comm, Powderpuff. Memories: US 2-Nor- cross, Operetta 77, Football 77, Prom 78, Shore 78, Dunes, G. ADV. 78, Cheerleading 78, 9f30f78. RICHARD CHEW LORI CHRISTY Don't be dismayed at good-byes. A farewell is necessary before you can meet again. And meeting again, after moments or lifetimes, is cer- tain for those who are friends. - Richard Bach. Greatest' Ambition: To become a R.N. Seen with: LG, SF, SC. Activities: Squaw Club 2 8: 3. JAMES CLARK Jim Seen with just about everyone. Memory: Hitting our strange bus driver with a putter, going to a golf match after he told us a funny jokes, losing the Toilet Bowl in physics class. My goal in life is to become the best at whatever I de- cide to do. DENNIS CICHETTI if CHARLES CLAY My most memorable moment was Sophmore and Junior year going to vocational school and the parties after vocational graduation. SUSAN CLARK Sue Memorable Moment: Winning Softball Conference my Jr. Yr. 8: receiving outstanding underclass award. Activities: Hockey 2, Bas- ketball 1-4, Softball 1-4, Powder puff 3814, Marching 8L Concert Band 1-4, Squaw Club 2, F.T.A. 2, V. Club 38L4, Who's Who Among American High School Students. FELICIA CLARK Flea Memorable Moment: 6th period lunch 8: biology class. Seen with: Sue, Judy, Josie, Carvetta, Dianna, 8L other friends. Activities: Track 1, Ex. Comm. 2, Choir 2-4, Operetta 2-4, Squaw Club 2,3, Yearbook 2-4, Powder Puff 3,4, Honor Society 2-4, Acapella Choir 4, F.T.A. 4 VANESSA COLEY Sweetee Love does not consist of two people looking at each other, but of looking together in the same direction. Seen with: Nell, Rudy, Rese, Sparkle, Princess, Sugar, Roe, Frosty, NaNa, The Crew. Memory: Seen with that special man. Activities: Blk. Culture l,2,4, G.c.v.s., V.I.C.A. 2,3, Hr. Rep. 1,4 I S A JOY COOK Choir, band, Operetta l-4, Honor Soc., Bells, Ref., YB., pp., sc., Places and People: P. Skating lfl9f76, MB driving, Clayton 76 - Highland 78, O-Heros, BCR, Guard, Kev, Lunch - 6, Stone Har- bor 78, Bill, Kitty, Marian, Mary, Ziggy, The Cat, Jean Pierre. We are the makers of music and we are the dreamers of dreams. MICHAEL A. CONNELL The years that have passed will never be forgotten. Seen with: Football team and friends. Memo- rable Moments: 77-78 football team, Paul's summer parties, Wres- tling camp, West Deptford wres- tling match, and friday nights. Ac- tivities: Football 1-4, Wrestling 2- 4, Track, Scenery Design, Varsity Club. LAURA COWARD Seen with: Joe, Teresa, People from Cross Keys. Activities: .IV Tennis 1-2. Poem: Be of love a little more careful than of everything. EE Cummings. Memories: Middle School Band, 512774, l0f14j75, l2f24f77, 9fllj78, all the love and happiness Joe has given me. Joe, I'll love you always. CHARLES COTTON Chipper, Memories: football 1, beat Eastern. Friends: Bob Camp- bell, Bob H., Joe, Butch, Dave. PATRICK T. CONNORS Seen with - Skip, Lewie, Ken, Scott, Joe, Jack. Activities Stage Crew 77-79, Work Study. Most memorable moment - Construction trades, Christmas party 77P78. DEBORAH CRAIG Debbie, Activities: C.H.E. Seen with: Marian, Joy, George, every- body. Most Memorable Moments: When Chip hit George, trashy George, Homeroom, RS birthday party, Monkey. SHIELA DELUCIA MICHAEL A. DELEO Seen with: Dave, Gary, Buch, Cuz Gio, Kell, Test, Bill, Ed, the girls at WHS and Schoeny's team, Activi- ties: Baseball 1-4, Basketball 1-4, V-club 3-4. Memories: Baseball trip to Florida, Daytona Beach, Pluke on phone, Parties at DE's, Schoen, Scratching KI-l's ? in AC, 71 Chevy, MADDLAGFU and Bloody Triton. il N, ROCCO DESTEFANO Seen with: Sherie, Bob, Dave, Mike, Dan, Activities: Baseball 2, Powderpuff cheerleader. Memo- ries: Const. Trades 1775, Summer of 78. The love in your heart wasn't put there to stay. Love isn't love until you give it away. GEORGE CRAIG Seen with: K.F., R.S., M.C., and all athletical friends. Activities: Base- ball l-4, Wrestling 3-4, Football Mang. 2-4, Scenery Design 2-4, Choir 2-4, Operetta 2-4. Memories: Winning Erst wrestling match and art classes with Mr. Hingston. Rocky Bear, Audrey, Desiree, Heart. Woodbury Relays '78. Simi- lar Disco. Is a tear bits of pain or just a cry? ls a man flesh 8a blood or made of mud? What is love can you touch it? Who can say what a day is anyway? Rah. I feel like run- ning. Morning announcements, P.J. pics. X-ray School, Gold Fire- birds. RENE DILLARD Seen with: Rochelle, Rhonda, Vanessa, Sandy. Activities: Track, Choir 1, GCVS 2-3, Love is a symbol of eternity. To wipe out all sense of time destroying all memories of a beginning and all fear of an end. Powderpuff 4, BIK Culture l,2,4. Track 2. JOHN JOSEPH DAVY Seen with: Michelle 8: everybody. Activities: CIE, Powderpuff cheer- leader. Memories: Football 77, June 30, 1978, time spent with MT. Kenny and I getting thrown out of Tavern. Winter 78, Parties, Snow, My truck going in circles, Crashing in .lim's car, SNF and BDC. Mark's playhouse, Dave and I and the holes in the ceiling. CARVETTA DOUGLASS Most memorable moment: 6th pe- riod lunch. Seen With: Dianna, Madeline, Sue, Judy, Toni, Cookie, Felicia, Josie, and Tracy. Activi- ties: Yearbook Editor, F.T.A. 3-4, Black Culture Club 4 81, others. If you can imagine it, you can achieve it, if you can become it, I Have A Dream. Martin L. King ERVIN EHRKE PATRICIA DIMATTIES Pat, Seen with: Debbie, Hoagie, and the girls tennis team. Activi- ties: Tennis 1-4: Powder Puff 3 and 4: Squaw Club I and 23 Operetta 2- 4, Scenery Design 3, V-Club 4, Memorable Moments 78-79 girls tennis and lunch at Haines with R.C. TER F. DUS with: Irene L, Tom N, Rich L, Wendy W, John W, R, Lisa M and everybody else. Activities: Art shows l 8: 2. Memories: the senior trip to Flor- ida and the graduating class of '79, A young boy hopes, a young boy dreams and soon becomes a man and those who love and watch him see the wonders in his plan. EDWARD T. ENDRES Seen with: Kelly, Al, Mary, Karen, Barb. Memories: Meadows corner, Mr. and Mrs. DiGiacomo. Poem: So much depends upon a mother who cares with deep understanding eyes and a sweet kind heart. LEONARD F. DRAMIS Memories: Being absent. I have walking to school. Favorite class: the lav in l00's hall. I enjoyed W.H.S. because everybody wasn't burnt-out like other schools I went to. I would like to be a musician. KERRY ELLIS Memories: Summer 78: 5f30f78, l0f4f78, 9j30f78, Great Adven- ture and Dirt Pits. Iris hitting a tree with my car. Barb and the under- cover police officer, and all the good times I had with Barb. Seen with Barb, Linda, Larry, Bill, Dave, Iris, Gary, Mark. Baseball 2, Soccer 3, Varsity club. DEBORAH DONATO DAVID WILLIAM EASTERDAY Seen With: Mike, Tom, Buch the Kook, Gary, Gio, Bill, Ed, Al, John Hewitt, girls, and Schoeny's Team. Memories: Baseball Trip, Daytona Beach, Hewitt's Kitchen, Cavan- augh's, MJM, Parties, Prom with KH, Taffy's, JB, Pluke on phone in Tenn., Summer of 78, Keh Mobile, Concerts, MAMDLAGFU, Base- ball I-4. QQ., ELIZABETH FABRICO My most memorable moments were l0f2lf78, meeting Danny, the prom, the birth of David, the fun I had in Shorthand ll, S.O.P. and especially C.O.E. I enjoyed my teacher, Miss Valeno. Seen with: P.L., L.W., and A.F. Activities: Flagsquad 1,2 Pep and Spirit Club. APRIL MARIE FRANKE Memories: When our band won a trophy for best band front, then 2 days later won 6 more trophies. Seeing Mr. Cassi at Haine's eating lunch with DN, DN, PD, MS, AF came out to pay and school wasn't out. Seen with: Bd., SH, VF, and others. Softball, b-ball, CLC, Squaw Club, PPP, CHE, Choir, BC, Band front, Yb. SHARON FIELD Munch or S.S., Squaw Club l-3, Powderpuff 3-4, Coop 4. Seen with: Diana, Debbie, the crowd. Teach- ers yelling with students talking, dances dragging sometimes dan- gerous. High School, 4 yrs. to ac- complish something which stands for knowledge, Graduation, Yea! AUDREY FLEMMING Bob, I often wonder if any two peo- ple could share the same feelings as we, they say it's love that produces such feelings that last til eternity, 6123176, Prom, Shore 614178, ski- ing, aqua slide, Homecoming Queen, Germany, Desiree, Shiela, Val, P.J. pics, X-ray, treasurer, B- ball, Trenton, S.D.'s party. LYNN FREDERICK Seen with: Sherry, Jean, Bo, Tom, Berlin gang. Memories: Spain trip, S126177, II14177, l01l9178, B.F.C. open house, GB's bachelor party, I know Behnke. Activities: Honor Society 3-4, Christian Life Club 3-4, Squaw Club 2-3, Prom Comm. 3, Powderpuff 3-4, Hr. Rep. 3, CHE 4, THOMAS FIELD DOREATHA FLETCHER Cookie. Seen with: Judy Morrison, Carvetta Douglass, Lisa Moore, Cheryl Wood, Rhonda Caldwell, Calvin Ross, Gladys Jones. Activi- ties: Squaw Club 2-3, School Mas- cot 3, Indoor Track 3-4, Chairman of Black Culture Club 4, Hr. Alter- nate 3, Powderpuft' 3-4. Love is wild, but yet so sweet. Love is wild, when our eyes meet. - SUE FRIEDRICKS Memory: Miss Mitton got hit in the eye with a hockey ball, and I laughed at her. Then the next week I got it in the same eye, just before the Homecoming. JL, LC, CK, SM, DN, MY. Hockey 3-4, B-ball 3-4, Indoor Track 2, Track I-4, Powderpuff 3-4, Pep 81. Spirt 3-4, Homecoming Rep. V-club. DANA LYNN FREDERICKS Seen with: Joe, Jane, John. Memo- ries: Jan. 20, 77. X-mas 77. Soph. queen . . 1424 Asbury Ave . . Hall .. lI0lb. cheerleaders 2nd place . . beating Glassboro 77 . . football parties . . Senior year . . Hang times over .. Prom 78. Activities: Class secretary l-3, Class President 4, Cheerleading 2-4, co-capt 3,4. ANTHONY GEIGER Tony. Seen with: Voc. crowd, friends. Activities: Freshman foot- ball, Glouester County Vocational School. N. ml VICTORIA ANN FUSCIA Vicky Seen with April, Gary, and friends. Activities: Powderpuff 4. This is the day to enjoy, with many a song in your heart, You'll be sur- prised just how quickly life's prob- lems and cares depart! Memories: Senior trip, football games, gradu- ating. 4 'f l fag-4. STEVE FREDERICKS IUM WILLIAM GIONTI Bill. Seen with: Bob, Dave, Charlie, Rich, Bones, Chico. Most memora- ble moments: That ain't, indoor suspension, Kulp's class, Wise's class and parking lot. 2 ELIZABETH GREENAN WILLIAM HAAS Seen with: Charlotte, Ralph, G.O., Dave, Gary, Mike D. Mike H. And Friends. BARBARA GOOTEE Barb Seen with: Tom, Karen, Jane, Dave, Ed, Al, John H. Memories: All the times with Tom, Every Aug. 21, Summer '76, Kel-mobile, Foot- ball '78, Prom, quack-quack, gob- ble-gobble, 1424 Asbury Ave, OC, Karen's house, my body guard J.H., N. Carolina, blue tent 8L don- uts, Dave's unplanned party. MICHELE L. HAAS Seen with: Mike, Gerry, Dorothy, Debbie, Donna, Lennie, Vince. The most memorable moment of a per- son's life is the people with whom they've shared their love. Being in that numbered few means fulfilling a very special part of someone's life. Thank You for fulfilling mine, Mike lOfl6f78. JOHN GIORDANO Gio Seen with: Egg, Cuz, Mike, Hastings, Bill, Kell, Buch, Ed, all of girls at WHS, and Schoeny's team. Activities: Baseball 1-4, Football 1-4, Wrestling 4, V-Club 3-4,. Memories: Baseball trip to Florida, Prom, '78 Summer, get- ting caught throwing ice on the bus. JAMES GRAHAM Jim Seen with: Tony, Bill, Mike, Dave, Bob. Most memorable Mo- ment: Graduation. DREW HADLEY Q Q. DAVID HENDERSON My Most memorable moments were Construction Trades with Mr. Sharpnack and Stage Crew with Mr. Campbell and Mr. Pappas. MICHAEL HARRIS My most memorable moment was getting my lst pin while wrestling for WHS at GHS. Sports: Track 2, wrestling 2, freshman football. Seen with: Leon, Ron, Lennie, Louis, Jerome, Ivory, Kirby, Bro's, Billy, Calvin, Margie, Vonnie, Donna, Lynn, Cheryl, Gladys, all the sisters. Goal: to become a ma- chinest. CHRISTOPHER HENSON GARY HASTINGS Seen with: Dave, Mike, Gio, Tom, Buech the Kook, Ed, Al, Boop-up Bill, Wayne, girls, and Schoeny's team. Activities: Football I-4, Bas- ketball 3-4, Baseball 1-4, V-Club 3- 4. Memories: Baseball trip to Flor- ida, Hewitt's Kitchen, Karen's ducks, Baseball with Shoen, Prom. DAVID HERNANDEZ My most memorable moments were, Construction Trades with Mr. Sharpnack, Stage Crew with Mr. Campbell, and Mr. Pappas. i 3 I ,dal rl. if it 433557 1 42 KIM I-IILBRONNER Seen with: Val, Don, Deb, Lee, Gyp 8: Everyone. Actvs: Fresh. Tennis, Student Council 1,2,4, Sec. 3, Homeroom Rep l,2, Pep 8L Spir- it 3, Squaw Club 3, Powder Puff 3,4. Memories: Prom Queen 78, Cavanaugh's QDEJ and Wildwd after Prom, Frisbee QVPJ Summer 78, Bike Ride with Val, disagreeing with MD, Pina Colada, DE's taffy for real? THOMAS HINGSTON Tom. Memories: 78 Southern Trip, Luigi's class, Ralph, DI, R. McD. Pearl, Leashie Laughter, Diane. I heard Allah 8L Buddah were sing- ing at the savior's feast while up in the sky and Arabian Rabbi fed Quaker Oats to a Priest, Pretty Good not Bad I can't complain but actually all them Gods are just about the same. N V ii :Kk F-Nthmw it 'Q JEAN HILL Memories: BSCS and Jim breaking my control plate, Guard! QWild- woodj. YB, choir, Oklahoma, bell choir and losing my shoe, Center- ton Inn, Jim's lung, beating Glass- boro '77, Paula on roller skates, Mr. Johnson's laugh, Mr. Hing- ston's I-I.R., Powder Puff and our cheerleaders, 9th and 10th grade lunch f -mf 1 , JEFFREY R. HESLEY Activities: Indoor track l, Soccer 4, Golf l-4 All Conference 3. Memories: Currents in lst pd. drafting, Oct! 77-78, Easton, CM, Wash. Twp., McDonalds, the good times during golf season. Seen with Steve, Steve, 3 Jims, Betty Poem: That's pretty good: Do Da NAME Ruby bagonia Strike a Familya Note JESSICA MARIE HODDER A loving wish for everything that means the most to you, not just on Graduation Day but all your life- time through, and may the years ahead fulfill all you are dreaming of, and may you find your happi- ness in doing what you Love! X- country 4, track 3-4, hockey l-3, Band front 2, V-club 3-4, choir I-4, Squaw Cb 2-3. DESIREE HOWELL Tom, You're the one that makes me happy, just by being there, to help me through my journey, to find peace without despair. When we are together, my heart is unbur- dened and free. And in my dreams, I endeavor to see you there with me. lf3lf77, Germany, P.J., pics, Yb., Proms, Wildwd, Dec WHS, XC, SD, AF, SH, STEPHEN HOFFMAN Hoff, Seen with: Sandy, Dave, CC team. Cross Country-Wrestling- Track-Varsity and Christian Life Club. Memory: Finding a new way of life. I do not consider to have already won the prize, but one thing l do my best to run patiently toward the goal ahead of me. Phil. 3:13 .. -'Z f 7 BRENDA JACKSON My most memorable moments were accomplished throughout my junior and senior year and being forced to stand up for my personal rights in self-defense in my senior year. Thanks to Mr. Horace Lee Jackson and WHS in preparing and guiding me toward a greater future and success. LINDA JACKSON My most memorable moment was being successful through WHS in my freshman, sophomore and ju- nior years. Also being a graduate from WHS. CHARLES HOMEYER ERROLYNN JACKSON Lynn, Seen with: L. Henson, T Pitt, M. Smith, T. Lacy. Memories: Margie, Leea, Gail and I were cut- ting class and Mr. DiOrio called Mr. Ruch. We tried to run and they came after us from both sides. Mr. Ruch asked if I went to WHS. In- stead of saying no I said yes and got suspended. Activity: Bl. Culture Club. GLADYS VANESIA JONES Verily Verily, I say unto you He that Believeth on me the works that I do shall he do also: and greater works than these shall he do. If ye shall ask anything in my name I shall do it. Memories: Leaving WHS, going to Vocation School, Fashion Design. YN fan' DENISE KAMINSKY Nee-C. Cheerleader Co-capt. 1, B- ball 3-4, Powderpuff 3-4, gym club 2, Squaw Club 2-4, pep gl spirit 3- 4, V-club 4. Seen with: Jess, Idell, Sue, B-ball players, MW, Mr, J. Until we meet again my love, keep me inside your heart and though space separates us, we will not be apart. Carry me with you each day. and keep me close each night, the magic touch of memory, will all ways be my light. STEPHEN JULIANO S TOM KELLY Kel. Seen with: Barb, Jane, Milo, Ed, Al, Egg, Hast, Geo, Buke, Bob G., .Ioan G., Bill, Ed. Memories: Summer of 76, Egg's liquor cabi- net, Kell mobile, Corner, turkey factory, Pink Floyd concert, 34 times, Dead Horse, Two blondes in a closet, Hewitt's surprise party, Mr. SL Mrs. Gootee and family, The meadows. RONALD KEITH Aries the Ram. Always be positive. My Most important memory is fin this high schoolj being president of the Black Culture Club for 4 years. Seen with - Yvette Hines and al- most everybody. EUGENE KABBEKO NELSON KELSEY What I remember most about school is not coming. Being on the Soccer team is what I remember next, especially our great record. DEBORAH KESSLER Seen with: Sharon J, and Sue R. Memorable moments: The prom of 1978 when Shawn first asked me to go out with him and June 14, 1978, when I first started going steady with him. I love you Shawn. EUGENE KIRBY DEBBIE ANN KEMBLE Deb - Seen with: Donni, fScarduz, Pat, Kath, Jill, Gerbel, Vallair, lrmaj Williamstown's greatest ten- nis team. Activities: Tennis, 1-4 V- club 3,4, Boys' tennis manager 2, Reflector staff 3, HR Rep. 1 Kc 2, Memorable Moments: pd 4 cafete- ria, the fly and his agents. CAROLYN KING Seen with: Kim, Face, Nanc. Beth, TJ, Donni, Gail, and Band Mem- bers. Activities: Tennis 1-3, Hock- ey 4, Softball 3-4 Band 3-4, V Club, Reflector Editor, Powder Puff 3-4. Tomorrow is not primised us, so let us make today and make the very most of it. The once we pass this way. ROBERT KOOS Koozy - lst year as football mg. Cheerleaders made a fuss over me out of fun and called my name from sidelines. Best class - Mr. Smith's 3. W is for the wisdom you gave me, H is for the happiness you see, and S is for something - but who cares. CATHARINA KEVENAAR Kitty - Seen with: Mary, Patty, T. Joy, Marian, Jean-Pierre 8: The Cat, GP 8: other friends. Activities: Band l-4, Operetta 1-4, SC, So Yr Sh, Tennis, Choir. Memories: Win- ning the part of Snoopy, Band marching to the top, Deptford 76, March 78, Highland 78, BCR, Times with GG, MM, Dances, and grad. MARGARET A. KOEHLER Margie - Murphy's class, Nardiel- lo's class, Summer 76, first football game 78, Germany trip, the dinner with EM 8L Bobby, Kenny O. fDr. Pepperj, Gorsky's class 8c Victor. Seen with EML, W., Mork, Steve, Kathy, Gerry 8: Bobby. Pep 8: Spirit, Yr. Bk., Reflector 81, squaw club. I knew that, Mr. Fuceto1a's Hang times over. DONNA LEE KEMBLE Donni - Seen with: Jim, Deb, Do- die, JJ, San, Carolyn, Sherie. Ac- tivities: HR Rep, 3, Reflector Staff 3. Pep 81. Spirit 3, Pumping gas, Prom committee 3. Memories: Mo- ments spent with my guy Jim, all the goofy things me, Dodie and KO did, Funny times spent with my iii tennis player, Deb. Graduation Day 79! ANTHONY KIRBY Kirby - Seen with: Carol Miles, and friends. Activities: Black Culture Club, Track 8L Field, V Football. To Carol: lf 1 had you in my arms, 1'll hold you and love you with all my charms. JOSEPH J. KURZ Joe - Seen with: Marilyn, Bobbie, and the Gang. Activities: Basket- ball 3,4, Golf 2, Stage Crew 1-4 Band Mgr. 3,4, Powder-Puff Cheerleader, 3,4, Who's Who. Memories: Dance march 19, 1977, Band compt. in Easton, Pa. Sum- mer of 78 stage crew work nights, Woodshop, I CARL LANG A TANYA LACY Boo Boo Seen with: M. Bull, D. Mathis, G. Coley, T. Calwell, L. Jackson. Let God Be Your Guide, Activities: Christian Life Club, Black Culture Club, JV Basketball, Flag Squad, COE Club, Hr. Rep. JOAN J. LASPEE Memory: I saw Alan in the library and I didn't know him. I wanted to go out with him. Three weeks later, I saw him at the car wash and he asked me out. 2f25f78 Seen with: Alan, Sue, Lori, 8: friends. KATHY LEE LAPORTA Katie Dee Memories: church-lot 1 126178-9 roses, 9f22f78 - Gra- duate lf26f79-7+7+7:S300 - 3 Profs. Cav, Leo, and Johnson. Seen with - Jill, Kate, Dickala, Stevie, and Albert , Activities - Tennis 2- 4, Track 2-3, PA 1-4, Pres. V-Club 3-4, YB 1-4, Ed. 3-4, I could march into Hell without fear as long-as you are near me! EMILIE LAMARTINA Em l'll never forget four crazy yrs. at WHS, my side kick Margie, Squaw, Reflector 8L Spirit Clubs, the Chelsea Farms Gang, Lisa's Radar, Mr. Lands' jokes, Murphy's Crazy biology class, Carol, be a pepper, the you know whos, Ger- many trip, cutting classes. I knew that 8a my very special friends. JAMES M. LATIMER Lat, Memorable Moment: Induc- tion into Honor Society while in the hospital. Activities: Band, Choir, South Jersey Choir, Olympic Con- ference Band, Operetta, Honor So- ciety, ,Key Club, V.P. Student Council, Tennis Team, Yearbook, Boys State, Powderpuff cheerlead- er, Who's Who in American High Schools. CAROL LETULLE Seen with: Wendy Weaver, Elsie Prus, Vicky Fuscia and Joy Cook Memory: I received a B on my Biology final although I had trou- ble during the year on tests, I learned from my mistakes. Mr. Murphy really was a good teacher. Journalism 3, Pep 8: Spirit 3-4 GWEN LEEMHUIS My Most Memorable Moments were Nebraska, Brigantine, meet- ing Kenny, getting engaged, Junior Prom, Fluffy 8a Smokey, hanging with Marge, and Penns Grove. Fa- vorite Saying: Life is what you make of it. ALICE LEWIS Shorty, Seen with: Vanessa, Ro- chelle, Josephine, Quenton and Lit- tle Quenton. For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begot- ten Son, that who so ever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life. Vocational School 3 yrs. Choir l-4, Black Culture Club 1. Memory: The birth of Lit- tle Quenton STEVE LOCHNER Seen with: George, John, Howard, ' as-ff-2 waits? Chase, and Rumbles, v-I ' fb-6, GEORGE LEONARD IRENE LOPRESTI Memorable Moment: Art, Mr. Hingston, Art shows, Home EC. Slim line class, watching tennis practice, meeting Nick at Jay's Xmas party, a surprise on my birth- day, song Color My World, dances, Prom. Seen with N.C,, W.D., W.W., C.L., A.L., J.L., S.F., L.F., W.M., L.S. WALTER MAJEWSKI ED, Seen with: Guitar, Fred, Keith, Ray, Brian, Tim, Shmittie, Crazy Bill, Dan, Dan Moore, Mark, Joey D. Memories: George M. took a shower in science roomg never forget Captain Video, Miss Hitler, Ray and Eggs for breakfast. Ambition: To record an albumn and go on tour. MARY JANE MAYCOCK Jane. Memories: Papa Hingston, Monkey Shine, Cheerleading, Jr. Homecoming Rep., closets, 76- Dana fHallJ, 77-78-9-1, 10-2, shore, J. Jengehino 355, summer with J. Hewitt N.C., Gail Mcl, S Maycock, - O. Fryer, l0-29-Glass- boro Game, 110 cheerleaders, 1424 Asbury Ave, 79 SENIORS-T Kel- ly 8: B Gootee, D. Easterday iPar- tyl K. Bennett. IRMA MARIE LOPRESTI Seen with: JH, JM, JL, Wally, Donna D., Miss U. and the 78 Girls Tennis Team. Activities: F.T.A., Honor Soc., Varsity Club, Tennis, Choir, Bell Choir, Operetta 1,2- Ass. Director Call Me Madam, Co- Mgr. Soccer 3. Memorable Mo- ment: When I went to the movies with this guy and he got up to go to the men's room but walked into the women's room instead. 916177 DAWN O. MATHIS The Lord by wisdom hath found- ed the earth, by understanding hath be established the heavens Prov. 3:19. Seen With: Tanya, Greg. Memories: Graduation, JV Basket- ball, F.T.A., Powder Puff, Flag Swuad, Track, Operetta, Bell Choir, Choir. BRIAN MC COY Seen with: Ray, Joey D. Smit, Bill, Dave, Ed, Steve. Memorable Mo- ment: Mr. Fucetola: Hang time is over fellow's. JOHN MARINO I'll never forget being at the bottom and working my way back up. When you're on top, everybody loves you. If it weren't for someone who I will love and cherish for the rest of my life, I don't know if I would ever have made it or even wanted to. Thanks Elena. Sharing life, love and happiness. X-C, Track, YB, KC. Tony U, Dave S. PAUL MC ALLISTER Seen with: Tony Y, Hippie, Mike R, Sherie, the heads of 79. MM: In front of school with Tony checking out ladies, LC, hows Laverne and Shirley? Cons. Auto Mech. with Shiela, remember the jokes, l0fl7f77 all the great times with Sherie like 1lfl4f78, movies and concerts, Powder Puff Cheerlead- er, lll7f78, CT Henkel and guys. ANNA L. LORD Anna. Seen with: MB, RL, BG, TH, MR, RK, and Youth Group, Squaw Club, C.L.C., Powder Puff, Pep 8L Spirit. Memory: Ski Trip to Kellington Vermont with friends, summer of '77, '78. Dear God, Thank you for your loving care, you're always with me everywhere, you're close to me not far above, and in my heart you are love. ROBIN MAY Robin. Favorites: Driving, 3rd pd. gym, leaving school early and cut- ting 7th 8: 8th pd., Study Halls, Wayne and Pizza. Dislikes: Snow, school, running out of gas and breaking down. Seen with: Wayne, Lynnann. 1 will always remember graduation. NOREEN MC CULLOUGH Memories: The time I asked Steve Patterson if he was scared of ! Gotcha Steve! When me and KW were beating up Fred Moss if63. Seen with: Kelly W, Irene L, Steve P. Activities: COE 4, Pep 8: Spirit 3, Squaw Club 1. True love comes only once in each person's lifetime , . . but if you cherish it, that once is enough. A ' . . I ,. X , ' , 53 47: MARY MC DEVITT l2f30f77, 6fl8f78, 516178, 6fl0f78, Prom '79. You know I need your love babe, you got that hold over me. As long as l got your love, you know I'll never leave. When I wanted you to share my life, I had no doubt in my mind-it's been you, right down the line. Jer- ry Rafferty. I ll love you always Dave! . 3' DONNA LENA MC DEVITT Lena. Seen with: Jack, Niece, Ed, Darlene, Liza, Renee. Activities: Powder Puff 3,4, CHE, Freshman Tennis. Memories: The times I spend with .lack and McDonalds '78 HARRY MC ILVAINE Soccer l-2, Tennis 2-4, Wrestling 4, Seen with: Mike C., Brett S. Most memorable moments were at lunch period and my senior year. LOIS MC FADDEN Seen with: Everybody in the team room. Activities: Cross Country 3- 4, Basketball l-4, Track l-4, Pow- der Puff 3-4, Varsity Club 3-4. Memorable Moment: Cross Coun- try States my Junior year. JAMES R. MC DEVITT Rob. Seen with: Joe, Chris, G. Rich. Memories: Odd Couple makes All-Conference in Tennis, 5f23j78, Southern Tour. Activi- ties: Tennis l-4, Soccer l-4, Varsity Club 3-4. Thanks Mr. Fennimore for all your help and friendship. MARILYN J. MC KEE Seen with: Joe, Dorothea, other friends. Activities: Honor Society 2-4, Hockey l, Choir 1-4, Operetta 1-4, Flag Squad 2-4, Bell Choir l-2, F.T.A. l-2, Homeroom Rep. 4, Powderpuff 3, Yearbook 3-4, Prom Comm. 3, Who's Who. Memories: Dance 3fl9f77, Band Compt. in Easton Pa., Summer of '78, Oper- etta practices, Germany. CAROL MILES Shortie, Memory: Our winning football team in 1977. Seen with: Anthony Kirby, Denise Kaminsky, and friends. Activities: Hockey l-3, Indoor and Outdoor Track, Reflec- tor Staff, and Black Culture Club. To Anthony: When I first met you I was afraid, but you taught me how to be brave. WILLIAM MCKENNA JUDITH MORRISON Judy Seen: Carvetta, Dianna, Sue, Felicia, Madeline, Doreatha, Jose- phine, Antionette. Activities: S-ball 3-4, B-ball 3-4, Yrbk. 3-4, Squaw Club I-3, FTA 3-4, operatta 2, prom comm. Memory: pd. 6 lunch. Love will fly if held too lightly, Love will die if held too tightly. DOROTHY KATHREN MILLER Dee, Band 1-3, CHE 4, Squaw Club l, Mr. W. Math class Mr. C. Math class Mr. P. English. The Beach, MY TY PMc, Aug 7-17 Hawaii, Dave G. JK JD Its CR HG GC SG PW JD's Party, McDon- alds Before HR. Mount Holly. Cle- monton Acme Parking lot, Parties down the lakes. MATTHEW MILAM And now Love is over, an end to all end, having being your Lover, I cannot stoop to become your friend. Most Memorable Mo- ment: Mr. Shoenfelder's Science class '76. Seen with: Robin, John, Rich, Mark, Chris. Activities: Football I, Golf 1, Masonry Glou- cester County Vocational School . C.I.E. SUSAN MOSLEY Seen with: Everyone. Memorable moments: Freshman Year, Party- ing, Cutting school, Nicky's, Pizza Parlor, Leaving W.H.S. Activities: Pep 81. Spirit, Squaw Club 1, C.O.E. 4. Smile it keeps people wondering what you've been up to. DEBBIE NERI Memorable Moment: When I made 2nd team all Conference for Hockey and when I met Joe. Seen with: Kim, Val, Pat, Don, Bridget, Paula, Scar, Lynn. Act.: Pep 8L Spirit, Squaw Club, HR. Rep., Pow. Puff, Choir, Operetta, Bas- ketball, Softball, Hockey, V-pres., of V-club and FTA Pres. IVERY NESBITT Ive, Memories: Being elected Mr. Freshman and sharing good times with my friends. Activities: Fresh- man Football, Black Culture Club. Q, . , f : X It 1' ' ' i Xl' fb -.J -X J a - ' xy 5 X., f l is CHARLES MURPHY Memories: When I found out I was accepted for a 3rd year in VOCY 3 days after it started. When I ran the mile in under 7 minutes. I re- gret leaving without someone com- ing up with a fool-proof way to cut. Friends: Sharon, Sue, Bob, Morri- son, Pete, Geiger, Carl, Monica and Tom. Best of Luck to the Class of 80. DONNA NERI Memory: Being lst runner-up in 78 Prom Court. Seen with: Dawn, Lisa, Lynn, Kim, Val, Gina, Deb. Tennis, B-ball, Track, Student Council, Pep 8a Spirit, Squaw Club, Hr. Rep., Powder Puff, FTA, CHE, Choir, Operetta. Say honest, Disco, and Let's sign out Kim. fy KATHLEEN NICHOLAS George, Nichel, Einstein, Yhtak. Seen with: Linda, Mary, Emile, Margie, Moron Anna Skins. Ac- tivities: Pep 8L Spirit. Memories: Dance when BC had SC liking LT. Going places with Em 8a Marge. JANICE ANN NEAGLE Memory: Winning the 78 Softball Olympic Conference. I spent my spare time playing B-ball, softball and marching in the band. I was in Choir, Yearbook, V-club, Reflec- tor, Concert Band, Acappella Choir, Prom Comm., Powder Puff and Operetta 2. :ww il i- , if ,R my 1691 tif. 1 1 , ,ri X Yi Xi l at lf it f tx Lg! it ,it 72 KT. I J iii LAUREEN O'DONNELL Seen with: K.B, T.W. Memorable Moments: Freshman Year, Geor- gia, The Lightbulb, Parting, Close- calls, The Olds , Rocks In The Road. Poem: Only The Good Die Young. Activities: Band 1, Choir 2- 3, Operetta 2, COE 4. CAROL PANEK Like the dust that settles all around me, l must find a new home, The ways and holes that used to give me shelter, Are all as one to me now. Memory: getting out of high school! My favorite pastimes: par- tying, relaxing, and if not working, I can be found with Mike. THOMAS NOERR My greatest ambition is to become a chef and get my own restaurant. Activities: Tennis Team. Seen with M.R, R.H. MARK O'KEEFE Lisa, Jan, Jim, Paula, Jim L., Band gang, MDABC, Mr. K , a cam- era. Activities: Soccer, B-Ball, Tennis, Student Council, Yrbk Edi- tor, Stage Crew, Powder Puff, Band, Choir, Operetta, V-Club. Memories: Prom of 78, beach, band, varsity letters all the beauti- ful moments spent with Lisa, Love ya Babe . BRIAN PATRICK BRYAN OLIPHANT NANCY MARIE PHILLIPS Nan, Memories: 6f29f75, Kick off dance 76 , WHS winning the Glassboro vs Williamstown Foot- ball game 77 . Friends are friends no matter how far apart, if distance can break up friendship it was nev- er there to start. Seen with: Pat, Ruthann, Sharon, Eddie. Activity: G.C.V.S. 3-4. ANTOINETTE PITT Seen with: Carvetta D, Diana V, Jossie W, Judy M, Suzanna W, Lynn J, and Lamarr B, Activities: CHE and Blk. Culture Club. Memories: Switching in halls with DV, JM, CD, MC, and FC, the football team of 78, and the crown- ing of homecoming queen. To my friends: Even though your prob- lems may seem great: try some- thing. DAVID PHILLIPS Dave, Seen with: Mary, Joe, Mary Ann, Tee, Bill. Memories: l2f30f77, 6fl0f78- Busted , 6fl8j78, Prom '79. Activities: Football 1, Tennis 2. If you didn't care what happened to me, and I didn't care for you, we would zig zag our way through boredom and pain, occasionally glancing up through the rain. JEROME PINCKN EY AUDREEN E. PITTMAN Memories: The responsibilities and opportunities that came with being a senior. Seen with: DN, JH, and the Gang. Activities: Band 1-4, Concert Band I-4, Marching Band 1-4, Pit Orchestra 3-4, Hockey 1-4, B-Ball I-4, Track Mgr. 2, Reflector Staff 3, FTA Treasure 4, Varsity Club 4. GEORGE PIROCCHI JR. George, Activities: Tennis l-4, Re- flector asst. editor 3, PA 4,. Wise men speak because they have some- thing to say, fools because they have to say something. ZEBEDEE RAWLS . Y Um- fs... ELSIE PRUS Seen with: Linda P., Wendy, Carol, 8: Vicky. Activities: Pep 8: Spirit- 3, Squaw Club-28:3, Powder Puff- 4. Greatest Ambition: To become a highly successful secretary to a large corporation. MARY HELEN REED Seen with: Kitty, Jim, Ziggy, Mar- ian, Anna, Steve, Em, Kathy, Mr. C.P. 8: cat. Activities: choir 8: bell choir-2,3,8:4, Pep 8: Spirit, Chris- tian Lf lub, Operetta 2-4, Memo- ries: Mr. Z's history class, drama play with surprise water attack, Summer '78, dinner with dingal- ings, 8: having understanding teachers. VALERIE POWELL Seen with: Kim, Gina, Audrey, Deb 8: Donna. Memories: Ger- many, Kim's frisbee, racing Gina in a Trans Am, a rocking chair, satin sheets, Ann's Pizza, hide 8: seek, egg head. Hockey, Prom com, Powder Puff, choir, Girls choir, choir librarian-I Didn't Do It! LINDA JEAN PORTER Linda Seen with: EP, NP, KN, WW, MM, KM, BW Activities: B- ball, Student council Rep.-2, Newspaper-2, Perfect attendence- l8:3, Pep 8: Spirit-3, Who's Who Among American High School Students-3. If my destiny were not already charted, I would gladly trade places with you tomorrow. ALBERT PU LCINELLO ,ii MICHAEL RCSS Seen with: Bud S, Paul M, Nelson K, Jeff G. Memories: Spotting deer with Buddy S. and Paul M., jump- ing hill in Bud's car. Nelson, re- member the time on your moped when you went over second victory hill right into the lake? DALIA RODRIQUEZ My most memorable moment will be graduation. Seen with: Michelle T, Wendy W, Maria S, Rhonda S, Alfred S. Activities: Track 1, HR Alt. 2, Hr Rep 3, Powder Puff 3-4, FTA 3, Pep 8a Spirit 3, Prom Com- mittee 3, HR Rep 4, Hockey 4 FTA 4 Choir 4, YB Staff 4. CALVIN ROSS My most memorable moment over the four years that l've spent here at Williamstown High will be my graduation. Seen with: Rhonda Caldwell, Ron Keith, Anthony Kirby, Mike Harris, Lennard Smith, and friends. KARL RITTER My most memorable moment is De- ing on the football team in 1977 8a I978, being the captain for a week. MARGARET RENNEBAUM Margie, Seen with: Debbie, Tina '8c the gang Memories: llth Science Hall, Lav, 9th grade gym. Don't deal the cards, if you can't play the hand. Activities: hanging out. DEBRA J. ROMALINO Memoriesz When Bruce and Scott came over for dinner in our apt in Wildwood 78 , the good times clubbing, and in cosmetology Ac- tivities: tennis l, Squaw club l-2, Rep l-2, Student Council 3, Class Treasurer 3, Powder Puff 3, Class Play 2, Prom comm. 3, Homecom- ing Comm. Friends: Nancy, Kim, Anne, Cosmo, gang. 'gg .' 75 l MARK SAUTER Activities: Basketball, tennis 1-4, Seen With: Ralph and rest of tennis team, everybody around. Memora- ble moments: Tennis team in Flor- ida, night in Tennessee and morn- ing after, Daytona Beach, Tennis matches, Letting Monica drive my car, Fat Chip at lunch, Friday dances and football pools. Tris KAREN SANDERSON Seen With- Lorraine S., Debbie N., Pat D. Activities- Squaw Club, PowderPuff 4. Poem: Tomorrows are just todays waiting to happen. JOSEPH SCARPINATO Scarp-Memories: Getting dumped on the stage crew canoe trip, meet- ing Michele and when Skip and I threw Pat out the window of our second period drafting class,. Ac- tivities: C.I.E., stage crew 2-4, .Iu- nior play, Powder Puff 3-4. Seen with: Michele, Skip, Bob, Butch and everybody else. MARIA SCARDUZIO Scarduz- Seen With: Tennis team, DN, MS, MT. Memories: in Haines' Dairy Bar with friends and a certain person was there and 4th pd. lunch. Activities: Tennis 1-4, Basketball mgr. 1, and player 2, pep and spirit club, V-Club, band- front l-2, PowderPuff. PETRINA MARIE SAUERS Trina, Seen With: Joey, Terri, Bet, Val, Tee, Ron, Rifles, Donna, Shell, Geo., Hockey Team, Band family. Memorable Moments: Au- gust 20, l978, I.O.U.'s from S.O.S., Evergreen 1-2, 7th pd. cafe, Who's Who in American H.S. stu- dents, chemistry 8: Clones, Dances 8: the parking space, hockey, B. Mang., rifle, powder Puff, choir sectr, gym, tennis, prom: comm., Reflect., Student Coun., FTA, Squaw C., CLC, operetta, Fresh. comm., hom. alt., Girls choir, en- semble choir, drama. MARK SCHAFER Shaf- Seen With- Ron Harris, Mark S., Terry, Gang around Town, Chris, Rich. Activities- Football 1,3,4, Baseball 2, Golf 1, PowderPuff Cheerleader 4. Memo- ries: Summer of 78, Concerts, Fri- day night stand, and I-Iarris falling out at Deptford Mall. - . 1 lem, .... . li .,.- ' X Eggl?BF' RALPH SCHNEEMAN Activities: Football 3-4, V-Club 4, Reflector Staff 3, Powderpuff cheerleader 3-4, First CT House 3, Poem: Sometimes I look high and I think there might just be a better life away from all we know thats where I want to go out on the Wild Side - Electric Light Orchestra ANNE SHEEHAN Nancy, Activities: Student Coun- cil, Powderpuff l-2 Poem: My God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, The cour- age to change the things I can, and wisdom to know the difference. DAVID SCHAUER Dave- Memorable Easter Vacation of 77 in Tennessee and Fla. with the baseball and tennis teams. Seen With: Egg, Mike, Gio Gary, Steve. Activities: Basketball l-4, Baseball l-4, Honor Society 2-4, Boys State Alt, Homeroom Rep. 4, Varsity Club 3-4 Poem: May all I am and do and say give glory to my Lord always: May not one act of mine cause shame or bring reproach upon his name. PATRICIA LOUISE SENOR Seen With: Gary, Nancy, Debbie 8L Nancy. Activities: Freshman and JV Tennis, Commercial Arts at GCVS. Memory: My sixteenth birthday when one of my brothers boyfriends asked me out and we've been going out since 8L have plans for the future. DANNA CHARLENE SHUTE Poem: I want YOU I want you when the shades of eve are falling and purpling shadows drift across the land, When sleepy birds to lov- ing mates are calling- I want the soothing softness of your hand Seen With: John B, Crecia, and Michele. Memory: October 5, 1976. ROBERT M. SCHWARTZ Nicknames: CC, DOC, CORKER, Seen With: Carol, Bill, Tim, Dave, Chico, Al, 8a whoever. Memory: Freshman Basketball team 8L scor- ing two points the whole season. Favorite Sayings: Your Ma! That ain't, Riiight! in oe iff-wil-tl nies 9 Cla STEVEN SHEPPARD GL! ROSEMARIE SCHEMELEY f l, We 4- ALFRED SHEEHAN C Memories: Art class with Mr tqrligigston, Algebra class with Mr Stan lick, bombardment in Gym trip to Pine Barrens, breakfast at Mac Donalds, lunch at Mac Don- LLLZidgBasketball and all the parties t the games. Activities: Basket- ball 77-79. Seen With: Tom, Dalia Diane and Zeb. Sign: Virgo. 'f Palme, LORRAINE SIDERIO Nina, Poem. Life can be hard there are ups and downs, sure but there doesn't always have to be be- cause you make your own pains and bring your own smiles It's only you who can set yourself free. Seen With: Kathy Sandy, Donna, Dote Irene. WL 7 f I ,' .. 1 ' ,L,. .,, V , LISA SINGLETARY Mark, Jan, Band gang, friends. Band, choir, softball, B-ball, Soph. Vice-pres., Student Council, Yrbk, Newspaper, Honor Society, Girl's State, Hr. rep., V-Club, Jr. Miss, Prom. Comm. I am not afraid of tomorrow, for I have seen yester- day, and I love today. I will always love you Mark. MARK SIMMERMON Seen with: Chris, Mark, Don, John- ny, Joe. Memorable Moment: When I got bombed with eggs on mischief night by Mark, Chris, Joe, BJL. DOROTHY THERESA SMITH Dodie. Seen with: Ken, Donna, Lorraine, Mom. Memories: Saying yes to go out with the guy of my dreams. 7f6f77. Third day of school my Sophmore year. All the times Donna and I were late for school. Dances, Football games, and Graduation Day. LORRAINE SIEDLECKI Memorable Moment: Trying to get out of the parking lot, 1975-76. Gaze at the sky and picture a memory, of days in your life. You knew what it meant to be happy and free with time on your side. Alan Parson RONALD B. SMASHEY, JR. Memories: lst pd. chem, 7th pd. lunch, Jr. Yr, Farrells after operet- ta, all the good things that hap- pened to me. Nicknames: Ron, Smash, Smashola. Seen with: Don- na D., Betty S., Trina, Mary Ann Y., George C., Paula, and anyone who knew me. Always be happy! The only way! ELIZABETH SMITH Bet, BB. Favorite Times: 8f76, 9177, Chem 1, Caf 7, Parking Place, l0fl5f78, Went with Ken- ny, 77 Compts. Seen with: Tri, Moe, Band Family, Ron, Jeff, Ac- tivities: Twirler, Powder Puff, Squaw Club, Choir. You will know true love when you find it, as long as a tree isn't hiding the for- est. LUCRECIA SOTTILE Seen With: Danna, Nancy, 8: Friends. Activities: Senior Powder- puff. Poem: Live today, for yester- day is gone and tomorrow is still to come! Memories: Diamond Ring, Denny's, 9fl8f78, RT, Casino, Cabin, Ruby Ring, Beau, Tippy, 4f2lf77, Fortune teller, summer of 78 and most of all my mother's un- derstanding. -H' 309' -.ttf ,-1' .. W ROBERT SOLICE CHRISTINE STANTON I felt the coldness of my winter, I never thought you would ever go -- I cursed the gloom that sat upon us, but I know that I love you so. These are the seasons of emotion and like the winds, they rise and fall. This is the wonder of devotion, I see the torch we all must hold. Tom, GM crowd. LEONARD SMITH MAURICE SPELLER IN MEMORIAM KAREN GRACE STEVENS Seen with: Sam, Donny, Danna, and the gang. Memorable moment: l0fl2f78, In front of the diesel machines class. Activities: Voca- tional School, Pep and Spirit Club 3. , l CHRISTINE TARTAGLIA Chris, Seen with: Paul, San, Mar, Michelle, Maryg Class Tres. l-2, Homeroom rep. 3-4, Squaw club 1- 3, Momecoming Com 1-2, Prom Com I-2, Ms. Junior, Student Council 4, Yearbook 43 Paul God only knows what I'd be with- out you l-30-76 Always 8L Forever! . , . God Bless our Class of 1979 . PAULA MARIE SYX Memories: Being Drum Major of an Outstanding Band, Highland Band Show 78, Roller skating, the halls my freshman year, Period 7 cafeteria, Junior year, J,S. with E.L. and most of all the times in Guard with Jim C. and all the love we share. Love ya babe! Nov. 5, 1977. LISA TILEY Unforgettables: Missy Moe, MD, 5f5f78, Squaw Cb, Project HOPE, Marching 8L Pit Band, S-Ball 78, Germany 78, Seen with: Moe, Par- rot, Em, Pinball, Tom, Debbie, Sue, Jacquie, Carol, Ma, Pa, 8: Family. Tom's van, meeting Cliff, 6f3f78, Steve 8: chair, Mr. Pe- trillo, Freebird, JS, Times spent with Cliff. SHARRI THOMAS SANDRA LILLIAN TACCARD San, Homecoming Rep. 1, Vice- Pres. 1, Pres 2-3, Student Council 1-4, Christian Life and Squaw Club, Prom Court, Powderpuff, Reflector and COE. Herein is love, not that we loved God, but that He loved us, and sent his Son to be the sacrifice for our sins: We love him because he first loved us. I John. DOROTHEA TOUNI Blessed are those who can give without remembering, and taking without forgetting. Activities: Hockey, Track, Powderpuff, Choir, Operetta, Yearbook Staff, Squaw Club, Prom Comm, Who's Who Among American HS Students: Seen with: Marilyn, Joe, Jan, Dot. BRENDA VEZZA Memory: 774778. My world it smiles your hand in mine we walked the miles. Thanks to you it will be done for you to me are the only one happiness no more be sad, happi- ness I'm glad. Led Zepplin Seen with: Jim and Green Meadows gang. DIANNA VALES Most Memorable Moment: 6th pr. lunch, graduating, not failing BSCS, Seen only with people of class. NANCY L. VERNON Memory: summer of 78 in Wild- wood when Debbie and I had Scott and Bruce for dinner at out apt. and all the great times clubbing with friends. Squaw Club 1-2, Ten- nis l, Hr. Rep. 1-3, Powderpuff 3, Boys Tennis mgr. 2, Jr. play 2, Soc- cer mgr. 2 and Homecoming Comm. 2. MICHELLE ANN TROMBETTA Missy Moe. Seen with: Johnny, Maria, Lisa, Dalia, Chuck, Bet, Trina, Chris Ma-N-Pa, The band family. Memories: Every precious moment spent with Johnny and my dear friends. You made me feel like I belonged. Flag Squad, Squaw Club, Choir, Pep and Spirit, Pow- derpuff, Stump and Bonfire 77, 8fl7f77, 5f5j78. FRANCIS VECCHIO ..,,,,,,., ,,. ieggwi BONNIE JEAN WAGNER Seen with: S.E., N.S., C.P., L.S., L.S., E.P., friends. Activities: Squaw Club 213, Powderpuff 3f4f, Tennis 1, Track 3. Memories: When S.E. told me he loved me, BostonfExile concert, getting my license, 9fl5j78, the Pocono trip, Hobbies: partying, going out, sew- ing, listening to my stereo, dancing, THERESA JANET WATSON Seen with- L.O., L.W., K.W., T.A., L.F., Beany. emories- competitions, parties, the gang, OLDS, the Hills, JS. Activities- COE, pep 8L spirit, newspaper, Squaw club, powder- puff. Make new friends but keep the old, one is silver and the other gold. LAURA SUE WHARTON Memorable moment: Shop sec., Hr. Rep. 1-3, Squaw Club 2,3, Christian Life Club 3,4, Pep and Spirit 3, Work Study 3, COE 4, Prom Com 3, Honor Society 2-4. Seen with: Anthony, W.W., T.W., M.K., K.W. I asked of life: What have you to offer me? And the an- swer came: What have you to give? JOSEPHINE WALKER Memories: days in caf. with Diana, Felicia, Carvetta, Judy, and Sue. We would sit there and laugh - having fun. In my anatomy class there's Madeline and Sharrie - the greatest and nicest friends you could have. To the class of 79: I'm almost there, almost to the top, I won't quit, until I reach the top. WENDY WEAVER Seen with: LW, IL, CL, WD. Ac- tivities: Pep and Spirit, Christian Life Club, Scenery Design, Choir. Memory: Getting lost in the Art Museum on a field trip. All things bright and beautiful, all creatures great and small, all things wise and wonderful, Lord God hath made them all. LINDA WILLIAMS Memories: 9th grade, 12th pd. Bio class, English 2 8: 3, pds. l 8c 6, lunch, study-hall, my 17th birth. party. Clubs: CLC. We're free to go wherever we wish and to be whatever we are. RICHARD WEATHERBY Seen with- Joe, Bill, Dave, Rob, Bob, Chipper, and Tennis Team. Most Memorable Moment winning all conferance tennis 77. Saying: I'm exausted, as Chipper would say. Activities- Tennis l-4 Wres- tling 1-2. DONNIE WILLIAMS Don, Seen with: Flee, Weekie, Roach, and that very special some- one, Tanya. I love you. Memories: All the times spent with Tanya. Student Council, Choir, Band, Y.B., Reflector, Operetta, Ex. Comm. Powder Puff Co-Capt. Who's Who, Bell Choir, History Debate, G. E. Scouts, Project HOPE, Drama Play, Lang. Fest. PATRICIA WALKER DENISE WEEKS Band 3, Newspaper 3, Yr. Bk. 2, Honor Soc. 2. Band Award 3, Soph. Beauty, Quill and Scroll. My Special Moments- Summer 77g 111178, 811178. Your friends say they'll keep in touch and teachers say come back and see them. But you know it won't happen. Maybe someday it won't matter. But right now it hurts a little. KATHLEEN GRACE WILSON Kathy. Newspaper 3, Powderpuff 3,4, YB, COE., and Stage Crew 4. Friends: Terry, Laurie, Nabisco. MOTTO: Tell me I'll forget. Show me, I may remember. But involve me and I'll understand. MEMO- RIES: HOWDIE, Being with friends, football games, partying, Band Competitions, Hey, Daddy O'Keefe. MARY ANN YEZUSKO Nabisco Seen with: Joe, Mar, Dave, Chris, Net, Mark, Bill, Kath. Memories: CC states 77, 7f3f77 the lake, 14:52, ljl0j78 Bust, Prom 78, Homecoming, Mert 8: Lor. Activities: Stu. Coun., Pow- derpuff, CC, track, HR Rep., V. Club, Yearbook, choir. With some people you spend your time, with others you invest it. GILBERT ZONGE Gizmo. Memory: When I got 3rd place in the craftsmen fair, and found out over the P.A. Classes liked: Wood Shop, Metal Shop, Drafting and Gym. Classes Dis- liked: English, History, and Math, Seen with: Chipper C., Dave H., Bob H., Bill H., Debbie H., Cathy G. Favorite saying: I am Stupid. JOHN ROBERT WILTON Seen with: Walter Dus, Sharon Field, Terry Garvey, Timmy, Rich, and friends. Memorable moment was on Mr. Wise's trip to New Brooklyn Lake and Tom Noerr fell in by the dam. ANTHONY YODIS Seen with: Gloria, Nardone, Had- ley, Zurlo, The Newt. JOSEPH ZURLO Seen with: Mary Ann, Mary, Dave, Paul, Bill, Tee, Chipper. Memories: 6fl0j78 Busted, Construction trades, Homecoming Game, Prom 79, 8f30f78. Activity: Football I. I still can't believe it with you, It's like heaven, every dream I ever wanted came true. It's you Mary Ann. Jefferson Starship. SUZANNE WOOD Activities: Squaw Club, Choir, Prom Comm., Yb., and FTA. Seen with: J.M., F.C., M.C., D.V., C.D., AND T.P. Memories: 6th pd. lunch where I get the chance to be with all of my friends, fwill bej when I graduate from W.H.S. Seniors Not Pictured: Aziz Abed Rudolph Chase Joseph Evans Agnes Filippello Christina Filippello Deborah Flaherty Richard Giannone Brian Glover Thomas Grinnan Joann King George McLaughlin Gerald Mead John Mihalick Stephen Morrotto Paul Nardone Colleen O'DonnelI Joseph Prus Scott Ruch Richard Salamone Margaret Scott-EI Kurt Steffan Jesse Stevick Stephen Whitely M , . S ' 2 --.. . -M f .'., k , - 3 A In N ' LL 1- Q -ffl ,- .53 . 4 If 0 ,. .J X ,. . 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QD X aw ,gg ooem J is K5 'S-ao . nk EN ! KL 'SN ' e .H 7 Sf Qx Q M C KL S QV 5 f Q is Cs V W Q ' f S N R V m 6 2' .Q pls or Jr QQ? xg Xb N .. '92 dc Q! iz' rc, QUJ, Lam ' 43' U T 569 ' At2?,,,a,,,e mgfgydgapn. Qqvci N D QW? CMQ :L m 1 JK jgfkifqgalrp Q L ff ff ,, - - .' ig X0 Wfw mzf? , Q vifgw Enya, Mb, WXUN r. DiGiacomo When the class of '79 entered Williamstown as freshmen, we were a disorganized unit of students. We had young ideas, youthful principles and a great quantity of individual enthusi- asm but we were lacking leadership. Mr. DiGiacomo became our class adviser. It was his respon- sibility to bring the disorganization into organization, to har- ness the individual enthusiasm and shape it into a collective class spirit. He has been successful in meeting his responsibil- ity. Few know of the hours he has spent over the past four years keeping records of our individual contributions to the class treasury, making arrangements for fund-raisers, for the prom and the class trips. Few people would attempt what he has accomplished. The class of '79 would like to acknowledge and earnestly thank Mr. D. for his time, devotion and dedication he has displayed toward us. Z .ff 'nam .K . , wvnr' JF gr-1 'QQ' 1. . .., uh . X UND 4' , writ? ' Av n 'vii' 1 - - .t'. - 5? '25 7. -,, f' 3' 4 ' , z: .,:'!,f ,- ,, ,Jg ' 39.5 ' A ., sm 4 4 RCLASSMEN .A-' I in V 'Lg -A ' - 1 f '-i'.. ' if A - I Q x I I .I K l . ' ' ' ' ff . 'Y 4 Class f 1980 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Emily Simpson, Secretaryg Stacy Samuelian, President, Lois L'Esperance, Vice President: Kathy Kryzwicki, Treasurer. 1 JUNIOR HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES: Mr. Zahuranec, Advisor, Linda Partin, Stacy Samue- lian, Kathy Kryzwicki, Eva Marie Berardi, Carry Fold, Rosanna Ranniello, Lynn Lochner, Emily Simpson, Kim Jenson, Lois L'Esperance. It seems like such a short time ago that we entered WHS, and next year we will be graduating. The time has now arrived for us to seriously consider what we will be doing with our lives after high school. Our Junior year is a year in which we start thinking, planning, and making important decisions concerning our futures, and foremost in our mind is the knowledge that next year we will be Seniors, and facing all of its challenges and rewards. Good Luck Class of 1980. This page is sponsored by the Class of 1980. E .51. 1 K . wi 'Q . is 1 Q i ll C -,Q in Q'-v ' f . 1 D A A N, Wx in ' if , W. , -. , af A .I s 4 gil 5 'hw' . Wa,,gJ -'hun-L..- S. Abed C. Allar D. Ancello A. Bates C. Belfino E. Berardi D. Bcrtotti A. Branda E. Black P. Black I. Buck S. Buker L. Caldwell J. Camiolo L. Camperchioli D. Caprioni R. Carter S. Casson A. Cavallaro V. Chido K. Clifton M. Colavecchio J. Colella V. Coley S. Connell D. Corbett K. Craig W. Dameshek D. Davy F. DeAngelo C. Dellaneva C. Dellaneva D. Dempsey S. De Pasquale J. Diamond D. Dodd P. Dougherty K l l . Downey + . 5 I .Qi D. 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Sheridan P. Sherrard E. Shinn L. Silva A. Simone K. Simmons E. Simpson D. Skea M. Smith S. Smith V. Snyder R. Stanton W. Test P. Thurman P. Tisdale C. Toledo R. Trakalo G. Tritschler R. Vaughn P. Veto R. Wagner V. Wagner M. Wakeley T. Walls B. Walston C. Weeks H. Wiemer A. Williams L. Williams M. Williams D. Willits K. Wilson T. Wohlfarth M. Wood 'Nm This page is sponsored by MIDWAY AUTO PARTS, Rt 322 Box 245, Williamstown, NJ. Class f 1981 Another school year has come to an end and with it our sophomore year. We have experienced many new things. For the first time we were given a choice as to the path of our education at WHS. We realize that this is an important step in the transition from youth to adult- hood. We are looking forward to our remaining time at Williamstown High because of the opportunity to help shape our own future by our decisions here. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Sharon Hawkes, Presidentg Carolyn Caprioni, Secretary: Jill Del- Conte, Treasurerg Frank Simei, Vice Presidentg Mrs. Ruth, Advisor. lx n SOPHOMORE HOME ROOM REPS. Iris Ackerman, Pat Duman, Gretchen Saha, Frank Simei, Carolyn Caprioni, Jill Del Conte, Sharon Hawkes, Mrs. Ruth, Advisor, Donna Walker, Christine Kline, Branda Chew, Yvonne Peters, Angelo Luma,Troy Hodder, Bill Neagle. This page is sponsored by the Sophomore Class of 1981. . 'K A 5 IL , K lt 'Q V H ,A ' if .,,: A ' V A ! E'V-V H il' 7 N. Y , . Q E. 5' ' 3 vw 5 .,, A ' , 't if X it as 4 1 1:31 1 W A Q. an ,. . Q1 . J' JM. aaa. . J- .gg , A 4 ff 5 .J QV . 5 ,gi 1 Xl ...A 1 fbf A L ..... Tlx . ' A 1 ' - I. Ackerman D. Adams B. Addis D. Alexander D. Alexander D. Anderson R. Ballard J. Ballinghoff J. Barbino R. Barnett D. Barg D. Batten J. Baxter D. Beechler M. Bell A. Bernhardt G. Bethea R. Bishop G. Blackwall J. Bock M. Boyd L. Bracken S. Brown T. Brown M. Bryan W. Buker C. Burkert J. Calkins E. 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C. - This page is sponsored by CENTURY 21 DON KIRK REALTY CORP. We re the Neighborhood Professionals 863 S Black Horse Pike, Williamstown, NJ. 16091 629-8330 G. Toledo S. Tracy J. Trakalo B. Tucker J. Tyler R. Vaughn A. Verchio S. Vesely S. Viola C. Vosicka V. Waddell J. Wagner P. Wagner D. Walker J. Walker M. Walls C. Walston T. Wardlaw M. Watson C. Weeks J. Wescoat C. Williams W. Williams B. Wilson R. Wilson R. Witzell M. Wolbert C. Wood B. Wytupeck K . Young . - . xg i rf This page is sponsored by MONROE SPEED WASH 128 Poplar St Williamstown, N J i ! W 'A y ..Q1 1 .,:.,1.A1, kL,- 1 .. WILLIAMSTOWN NEWS AGENCY, 305 S. Main St Williamstown 629-2040 - School Supplies, Greeting Cards, Magazines, Ice Cream, Candy, Toys. Class f 1982 Freshman year in high school can be a very trying exper- ience. For the first time in our lives we were expected to act as young adults with all of the accompanying responsibilities. One of these responsibilities is getting an education. 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Sgr'-2:?i,i'm' ' M Q fi-321 Egg' 591, if .ax ,P+'H-xg1'2 -'iwfwfffz -Y 1 ,wx - f-:as-Qff4azf1- 'T :fussy f-if News Nbr ng.-.X -if ,gymnasium DR. EUGENE M. SEGAL -Optometrist- 373 S. Main Street, Williamstown, N.J. 08094 A Compliments of DON PEPINO PIZZA SAUCE . . .Q w I MONROE MUNICIPAL UTILITIES AUTHORITY, 372 S. Main Street, Williamstown, N.J. 08094 3:1 J' 3 1 9.3. ,H .' , .V 1 ' 'T 3 '-'tffj l . 1: Hr. 1, 2. W5 -- . ' ' 1 . .. .L '-if ' wi N.. if J, , u, -- 3 1-Arla f Q 5. ,- . D V g. 1. E. ,Ai '15 , T , J fs'- 3. 5, M I 'fi fr , '--r .,l 'I -:- 3.. ACTI ITI E :W .. L In an age when the purpose of an action or a program comes under close inspection by others, it is conceivable that the following question might arise: What is the purpose of high school sports? Can a purpose be defined? Can a sports program be measured or evaluated? Are we even asking the right questions? Since Totem '79 is being written and dedicated for the present class of '79 but also for the men and women of the class of '79, we must consider the meaning of sports to us now and its meaning 20 years from now. Our Athletic Program is organized to provide an opportuni- ty for as many students as possible to compete on an interscho- lastic level. It is here that studentjathletes are offered an opportunity to develop their optimum potential - physically, mentally and socially. Often, though, this philosophy is overlooked in a discussion of the season's record. While winning is desired, a winning attitude is the coaches' ultimate goal. Every athlete is encour- aged to develop a winning attitude - which is born out of himself. The athlete's own desire for personal achievement, his sense of pride in himselfand his team and his ability to become a self-disciplined person are the qualities which must be under- stood and attained before a student becomes an athlete. The transition from student to athlete also demands an appreciation of losing. Losing team records are disheartening for all concerned: players, coaches, fans and parents, and sometimes our attention becomes riveted on the winfloss count. But the student who fails to realize that winning and losing are really part of the same thing, fails to become an athlete. The reward of the sports experience goes beyond the final score. Friendships made. Jokes shared. Sacrifices endured. Respect earned. Individual goals achieved. These things be- come our valued memories of what it meant to be an athlete at Williamstown High School. H.. 1 i QQ 1--.fees sag T - Zin 3 i w '6M- vi, Cross Countr Boy s Cross Country: First Row: Joe Norris, Steve Hoffman, Dave Marino Steve Ellmers Bill Urian, Second Row: Coach Jim Greczek, Drew Hadley, Jim Mc Neill Steve Patterson John Coach Greczek Marino, Scott Blakesley. Girl's Cross Country: Kathy Tisdale, Eva Marie Berardi, Lois Mc Faddcn, Patty Duman, Desiree Howell, Jessica Hodder. Coach Nardiello W.H.S. 20 36 19 19 17 23 16 32 W.H.S. W.H.S. Cross Country 1979 50 48 50 ,ytttt Cross Country CBOYSD 9 T Cathrnlw Easterif i'9i it Pitman West Deptford Glassboro g Overbrook Triton 4 Clearview Highland qotirisp Glassboro Overbrook Highland 1979 Opp. 37 1 48 36 36 46 :-f J-,:,-TJ, 'J 39635 334' l 48 rrrrt 254 This page sponsored by: WILLIAMSTOWN DINER - The Best Place to Stop and Eat with Nice Atmosphere, Quality Food and Courteous Service. Open 24 Hours. i ,, fy' y 4 P or 1' , rw -H f 'E Q 1 wr - YL: ji? . 33' 1 ef' se' 1 J k ' fp i f 5' r .. Q I rf , ,Q fe 11 'I G,-I H, V 5 , ,..3 H V., LLV, ,iii ' L , wfxgmmi , ,, a n - 1 H 2 J- ' aj N j, '- qt A-at ff ,939 va r: ' ' - p mirsff- 912' ':i'f:+W2fft.f. lfw izjg , 'QM J' ,y,1'.fgtQ1Zz'J-CQ: ,, M531 I ta-'Yrs-4,53 , ' . ,' 'H K3-'Ik -, P Q51 C5 1' 1 Steve Hoffman Drew Hadley Lois Mc Fadden Desiree Howell Girls' Cross Country Invitational Scores V lst Place - Olympic Conference Open 2nd Place - South Jersey Open 2nd Place - N.J.S.I.A.A. South Jersey Sectional Championship 2nd Place - South Jersey Meet of Champions John Marino Jessica Hodder . 4- -is A- 1 I x mf 129 Field Hockey Coach Mitton g 2 0 West ' T. ' Jf in ,If ., ,. . . V. ff h Eastern 2 1 Triton f' K 3 0 Glassboro ii... c 4 , , oe e, e A S . 0 Washington Township J E Gloucesgerf Catholic T 0 oeooeo fo,ooe ighlandie K J is 3 liscc A 3 0 . .fol,'l y ,O 0 5 .fi . ,fi r . 4?-c .. . i he 5 as Varsity Hockey Team: First Row: B. Roun, S. Friedricks, D. Neri, P. Thurman. Second Row: K. Jones, L Williams, B, Keen, L. Hughes. Third Row: M. Scott-El, I. Moore, N. Fritsch. Sponsored by: THE HOCKEY TEAM. The Hockey Team wishes our Seniors: Debbie, Audreen, Sue and Margaret the 130 best of luck always. lVfal'gal'Cl Scott-El Audfeen Pittman L f w' !- V A N . . ,, V4 vi V , ' A I ff- erv .,,,.. lf. ,W , 5 1. ,::,y,,.ugv,,,.. . ., .- .,.., f . f , I 0 .ft -ml ,, Q .. l . . ,, i ' w i: f 6545 ' M ' g w v2f f. 3fQ 1tw .: 6 if 421 4ap,,5'I,,, v Es, Q, ,' ' nf s' ri -2 it - - A it 1 ' ' 495295545 glaze awWmQf AL We Sue Friedricks Petrina Sauers l Carolyn King Dalia Rodriquez J.V. Hockey Team: First Row: D. Gerber, L. Bethea, N. Neher, D. O'Brien, B. Tucker, G. Pfaff. Second Row: D. Rodriquez, P. Ellison, D. Fryer, L. Lochner, K. Jones, S. Hissler. Third Row: R. Stanton, M. Walls, C. Kirby, L. Partin, C. King, T. Sauers. Debbie Neri Football YJ! X 4-2 aw Pb lisa' l 2 Pe M ,.. M35-JSE: X ,....M,-,, gf Y--wi ,1 it .,. .fo .- www- N , . --.W , S. .. , , .. L ,, , , Coach Di Orio L, - L K A 'W' - i L B BBBB A f.., -O :I V I g' B lo oo O 1973 B f Q f Q xp x... -vi ' K -. - ' if Oro .. 53551-:Rik-fi l Ev?- 'iff 1- f', -vm-'Ag '- ,PM K - . H ' 7 B m. Q-aNX....,5, my 4-,,,.fl. A Elm .,.m,o-.M U. .... ,. .... . .,... ,mo oooo .. -1-, QM. . - -, .. B L 4 Q 4. A swf: ' - F' ff M 1, WW - 1 3 2 Good Luck Class of '79 - WHS FOOTBALL BOOSTER CLUB l 1978 Williamstown Braves Football Team Q 4 . iff' .1 In C gi? , i.1: is - ga ' ' f s i l lool f -,,, we .. ' - s llz 'falll 8 A . I A o1'o Q - l i :q': 1 K - sa ,,... X .. .. ,, . ..W,, A a,aa Good Luck Class of '79 - from the Coaching Staff. Coaches Di Orio, Land, Stumpo, Fuscetola, Schoenfeluer, Hingston, 8L Dr, J, 133 ff' ff 1978 Williamstown Braves Freshman Football Team Preventative and Maintenance Health Care Through Straight Chiropractic Principles! SPRUCE STREET CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC, Dr. Jerry E. Thompson, Director, 5904 Spruce Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Assistant Football Coaches: Bottom Row: Coach Hingston, Coach Schoen- felder, Top Row: Coach Land, Coach Fuscctola, Coach Stumpo. Bill Addis Simmie Brown Sam Casson Mike Connell Steve DePasqualc Al Domeracki Donny Ducille Ed Endres Chuck Froeder Greg Gaines John Giordano Ron Harris Gary Hastings Varsity Football Team K t I .M-it - 32 -, 1' 112 Walt Justice Tom Kelly Bernard Miller Chuck Murphy Dave Murphy Steve Peteah Joe Reckeweg Ed Riley Karl Ritter Brett Schmidlin Ralph Schneeman Wayne Test Tony Williams Tom Walls b5, Bill Addis Mike Connell Ed Endres John Giordano Gary Hastings Tom Kelly 'i Chuck Murphy I - Karl Ritter Ralph Schneeman Wiki F t if 'f 135 1 ' f -1f F 1-1.2--ffi, gy Soccer Coach Hagen cccc . c i?5 .0 B .k-b .1 ,.WiTcc ccll sl 0, .4 -r. Soccerf Unq- ' cccc AEdgeW00d V s . . .c.cc J ?gDepptfogg1 M cccc .6 - -.. .1 West Deptford S .5 .5 JQ 5. sl' cffcl lccc . . cc cccccccc cc ccc:, ,cccc Siii S .gi f 2. A '1 c A c 5... 3515: - 2- 3 8 C4 This page is sponsored by: THE SPACE PLACE - U Store It - U Lock It - U Keep the Key. Safe, Secure, Individual Storage Units, Williamstown-Glassboro. Phone: 881- 6262 1978 Braves Soccer Team: First Row: B. Johnson, J. Mann, C. Mc Cone, R. Shaffer, R. Pacitti, T. Milam, S. Connell, J. Miller, W. Pease, S. Duman, E. Majeski. Second Row: R. Mc Devitt, J. Hesley, M. Mc Cann, J, Chase, T. Bock, K. Ostapovich, S. Buker, A. Branda, K. Eilis, G. Gerber, S. Jardel. u? I! . is A 1 - - - Bob Campbell Jeff Hesley Tom Hingsfon Rob Mc Devitt Ed Majewski Mark O'Keefe .EY Girls' Tennis Y 1 1 'Q Coach Usinger Gir1's Tennis WHS O PP 1 Bridgeton 4 1 Edgewood . 4 3 West Deptford 2 4 1 4V2 V2 1 3 ossss . . 2 1 1 i S 4 3 Township 2 5 Catholic 0 V11 'fyf3fFf1ffff. 4 T' 0 S .. 2 3 ,,,, s,s wf24,z,'f'r iz, E Junior Varsity Tennis: First Row: C. Caprioni, D. Walker, P. La Porta, S. Ruppert. Back Row: G. Saha, K. Wilson, M. DiLolle, M. Carter, L. Meares, Manager. fi-f i2+Iii wif.: . Irma Lopresti I A X QSM Elia-AH S i . - R A R , ,... , ... .... , ..... . f 1, 5 ' -A ' 1 - x i ii ' l1iefi.fV?55'.5f' 1 1 S 5 I L 1 . - . L 1.3-ss.. '. , . . t - ,X . . 3 iii'?i'Si 'f WHS Girls' Tennis - Coach Ms. U, Varsity- KL, JD, DK, MS, JV, PD, VS, IL, TB, TR. Jr. Varsity- SS, MD, BS. 138 Managers-LM, LS. Mascot-Whuz, Record 8'-5 Good Job Team! ,. Terry Blong Pat DiMatties Kathy LaPorta 3 Varsity Tennis: First Row: D. Kemble, K. La- rx--.- xl o-,,,J,,, , ur n 1 n I 1-. .advans' T 'T' ' ' I i Maria Scarduzio Debbie Kemble Good luck to the Girls' Tennis Team - R.A. WILSON T. V. AND WASHER SERVICE 629-8817 139 1 wwwmu :m .f:ff-riwmwvzrsWW-SW-'NM '--- Boys' Basketball Coach Howell, Coach Stumpo . .,f, 7 f-f, ..,4s:.f, ,,k,, . . . W.H.S. Basketball 1979 W.H.S. Y OPP. 54 66 .56 481 53 54 58' Sz seg: Q-lar 1 llllll Delsea Q Edgewood StQT.Augustine lo lo , 50 Pitman 67 Glassboio f ' P 73 , 67 Triton o b lg V Eastern 63 Clea rviewffiii 75 West Deptford 63 Glassboriiffg 70 Gloucesteigggaatholic 64 Depffofd 89 Eastern 63 .58 . sH.igh1aI1d West ,,,, ,A , Glassbofo 2 This page is sponsored by: S 8a E CHEMICAL CO. Fleming Pike, Winslow. Manufacturers of water soluble cutting oil. Phone: 567-0748 Varsity Basketball Team: G. Hastings, B. Addis, B. Oliphant, M. De Leo, D. Schauer. Second Row: Coach ' W D ' filson. R. Jenkins. J.V. Basketball Team: D. Mathis, M, Cassi, T. Milam, B. Ncagle, R. Waddel. Second Row: E. Caloiero, G. Fuscia, R. Sunday, R. Carter, B. Wilson. Third Row: Coach Stumpo, G. Kurtz, C. Kroh, R. Barnett, B. Hastings. ii r as M s Freshman Basketball Team: First Row: Craig Welch, Tyrone Hargrove, Joe Capasso, Bob Johnson, John King. Second Row: Behome Pinckney, Tom Mills, Bill Gurecki, Eric Blackwell, Jeff Kessler, Bill Dill. Coach Dannenhauer. i kilkkk , ...i,.. ,. K K.. t K K aixnni B B QT f 'Q' B rlrn i 5 as aass 5 B B ' :- f11f 4 i'ii Q r lil? QW B Q 'Q Bill Addis Mike DeLeo Gary Hastings sra s si es M ,, ,, I .0 1 gif, ' Mark O'Keefe Dave Schauer 141 Girls' asketball Coach Mitton BRAVE5 Sue Clark Sue Fredricks Denise Kaminsky 0 z4 1180 00 E 235 l 37 000 EE 00 krfk i 0 l 0E55fern West Deptfofd 0 Grassbofo - Catholi6f fffij5 5 3 , 0 , , 0 ,, .0 ,W,,. L, 0 i5 0 45 I .kg, 0 0 0 44 48 66 -0-40 56 059 98 40 50 40 ff 15 0 ff 000 0 53 53 70 Varsity Basketball Team: First Row: L. McFadden, D. Neri, S. Fredricks, A. Pittman, J. Neagle, S. Clark, D. Kaminsky. SEcond row: J. Walker, D. Rodri .l, Delcontc, I. Moore, R. Scott-El, R. Stanton. D. Alexander, B. Roun. Miss Mit I , Sf Freshman Team: First Row: J. DiRienzi, D. Gerber, A. Caloiero, D. Verchio, T. Walls. Row: J. Vezza, G. Miller, D, Heffner, P. Ellison, A. Sullivan, Mr. Schoenfclder. 144 Second ms, A. Franke. quez, BFE as li? N.. 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Bucknam, M. Scott, M. Poponi, P. Haaf, M. Melhado, B. Easterday, T, Bromley. Second Row: Coach lanacone, P. Dellaneva, J. Vander- vort, M. Davy, M. Ellery. Mike Connell, Senior. 151 Baseball Coach Schoenfelder .x,, .W,......,,.x ., W NM, ,,.. x... I L,::v,5f:i,m.QiE ,.... ' o 'W S .B x,,,:.,A ' k' of KK kh Yi11W .-X- ..,,LA:..: iijlfly iiiiii A fliff ' A 999 llal A A 11' f:ff1 me 6 Ciil J A T eeball , E : K ' , J I .xik- 1 ,..:k A '-1 . -V or , K PZ 1 , -- z,, V A 1 'li C A 4 4 Avril A iiil APYH ' 12 ffAPf?l ellee 2 PAPIH eeae ' 35 A 1 J fJZ 9 , : 5' f 6 TS . .,1:fw,g,f ..,,. ,....A , ., ay tgy kyzx A A 4 4 e eieee A A A i A .. N , ..., 3-we, K ji .- lm? I L Q . ., Compliments of: A 8: A AUTO PARTS, INC., S. Black Horse Pike, Williamstown N. J. 08094. Phone: 629- 4666 or 629-4022. ww Www X1 A ..ll.. 4 . eg4f,g.,g,g5fff, Q ,.., .,.,, 1,-.1-My M., , 4. -: ,,-slfffiff x , iii? ?jfQQ,. ,miss A.. fw . . ,W .fi -- .J :v...fv-.1 .. i Bill Addis George Craig AAN. 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Jerrell, B. De Lucia, K. Flemming. Second Row: N. Julia, K. Garrison, l.. Bcascr, A. Lord, J. Hodder, P. Duman, U. Green, S. Ruppert, J. Norris, L. Nicholas, M. Junne, K. Franke, M. Ehrke, Third Row: M. Scott-El, D, Mathis, S. De Lucia, D. Howell, L. McFadden, K. Jones, S. Frcdricks, E, Berardi, G. Jones, K. Hansen, L. Dobleman. Z. Martin, M. Walls, T. Newkirk, D, Panarcllo, P. Ellison-El, J. Hoffer, S. Cattell, R. Seright, F. Price, C. Siedlecki, P. Mihalick. I e x ev l 2 5 N .u V74 1979 Boys' Track Team Coach Land i hi W. 1 ' dule 'V'1f1v:fff ,g:1,:.g:, . l 9 8e2 TWPQ Twp-D 3130 eee 1000 3139 ' i 8 2 3 8 5 2 8 11 i 2 882e 15 Highliihd CHD May 21 Olymiiic May 22 20lYmPiC 8 May 26 SJ. Sectionals TERNAY'S - Antiques 8a Handmade Jewelry - Route 322, East - P.O. Box 280, Glassboro, NJ. 08028. Phone: 609-881-4527 ui? 25: - i - '- S 1,2 .nw . 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Softball Coach Fuscetola -mlb' Softball April 2 Buena QAJ 4100 April 3 St. Joe CAD 3:30 April 6 Triton QAJ 3230 April 10 Clearview QHJ 3:30 April 12 West Deptford QI-IJ 3:30 Glassboro CAD 3:30 April 219 Gloucester Catholic QHJT 3130 April 202 CHEM so . ' 3530. iAPfi1s24 LAD 3130 fApril A 3:30 May 1 washington 3:20 May 3 Clearview CAI! lilta 3:30 May 7 Highland 3130 May 10 West 3130 May,.1J5 p QAJ 3:30 MQY 17 CH? .May 22. Edgi55l'00d CHD , .2 A itii fMay-24. s GIOueesterif:Catholie KAI 3.230 Mays 29 DelseaifAl A ps 3230 Varsity Softball Team: First Row: B. Roun, L. Clemens, N. Fritsch, J. Mc Kenna, D. Dus, L. Hughes, D. Rodriquez, J. Neagle, S. Sorrell. Second Row: L. Williams, L. Singletary, S. Clark, D. Neri. B. Keen. D. Alexander. D. Bertotti. R. Ranniello. M. Di Lolle. Coach m,.t v v' 158 THE PLAIN DEALER - Williamstown's Weekly Newspaper since 1926. N Janice Neagle in .ill Laura Clemens .1 Sue Clark S ,ff :fzzsm W4 .fi L I, ., fii ,Ey3 ,M ,sf rw' f r,'N1'6 , ,Q K MW. 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N... ,. , ....., Q , ....,. 20 -..T V a ' 1 9 ..- ,p fx ' 'lf H wr 4 S SPG T ,Q . . is.. --ia ' 31 'L 'T tii Totem 19 9 What is REAL? asked the Rabbit one day, when they were lying side by side near the nursery fender, before Nana came to tidy the room. Does it mean having things that buzz inside you and a stick-out handle? Real isn't how you are made, said the Skin Horse. It's a thing that happens to you. When a child loves you for a long,long time, not just to play with, but REALLY loves you, then you become Real. Does it hurt? asked the Rabbit. Sometimes, said the Skin Horse, for he was always truthful. When you re Real you don't mind being hurt. Does it happen all at once, like being wound up, he asked, or bit by bit? lt doesn' happen all at once, said the Skin Horse. You become. lt takes a long time. That's why it doesn't often happen to people who break easily, or have sharp edges, or who have to be carefully kept. Generally, by the time you are Real, most of your hair has been loved off, and your eyes drop out and you get loose in the joints and very shabby. But these things don't matter at all, because once you are Real you ean't be ugly, except to people who don't understand. Margery Williams, The Velveteen Rabbit A yearbook takes a long time to become Real. lt doesn't happen in the nine months of hard work and caring by people who 'see' the book even before it exists. Real will happen to this book only after it's been pored over, laughed over and cried over for a long, long time. Totem '79 wasn't designed to be Real right away, lt will bceome. lt will happen ... slowly ... after some pages have been torn, after some pictures have been smudged, after the binding has been broken and after the cover has grown shabby. But thcse things won't matter-because the book will be Real. You understand pa 3 J' jf 0.55. -f . : Desiree Howell. Editor-in -Chief so s i This page sponsored by: WILLIAMSTOWN DODGE - for all your automotive needs. See Nick Mastripolito. 629-6833 ...V--f ...W 5 dig f mf, 3.1 My Mark O'Kcefe, .lim Latimer, Photographers: Mary Jane Maycock, Pep ff: Spirit Editor: Marilyn McKee, Activities Editor. ,N-f MS. Checchio, Adviser. Slrerie Howell, Underclass Editor: .loltn Marino, Sports Editor: Shiela DeLuciba, Faculty Editor: Lisa Singletary. Not Prctured: Kathy La Porta, Senior Edrtor: Eva Marre Berardr, Underclass Edrtor. 167 Layout Staff: Kelly Wilson, Carvetta Douglass, Ibtisam Abed, Emily La Martina, Marge Kohler, Janice Neagle, Steve Homeyer, Sandy Farnelli, Mary Ellen Muth. Staff: Back Row: Dorothea Touni, Tricia Kurz, Kathy Flemming, Gretchen Saha, Bob Cook, Linda Partin, Kitty Kevenaar, .lill DelConte, Irma Lopresti, Stacy Samuelian, Felicia Clark, Judy Morrison, Laura Williams, Dalia Rodriquez. Seated: Joy Cook, Paula Syx, Kathy Wilson, Mary Ann Yezusko, Mary Ann Christopher, Kathy Kryzwicki. Donnie Williams, Carolyn King, Editors. Reflector ol,l lloll,,ll lll.lll l,lll, . Staff Wendy Weaver, Donna Natoli, Emily La Martina, Mrs. Faunce, Jean-HUL Carolyn King. Second Row: Joy Cook, Donnie Williams, Patty Veto, Mary Ellen Muth, Marge Smith, Marge Kohler. Mrs. Marge Fauce, Adviser. mgfinfl 4i 'ff nc' ggi... . t. fra? 2 I .5yalLzi3,PE The Reflector Staff is composed of 16 students in the first semester jour- nalism class. Before September, none of these students had any newspaper writ- ing experience. All typing, artwork and layout is done by the members of the class. Beginning with the second semester, the Reflector Staff meets after school as an extracurricular activity and plans to publish a monthly paper and a liter- ary magazine. This page sponsored by: MAMA MIA PIZZERIA - The Best Italian Style Food, Italian Style Seafood. We Deliver. Black Horse Pike, Williamstown, N.J. fnext to Danny's Farm Marketj Phone: 629-9884 .. ,. ..171l1'Z 1l ,-- st Q PN.. ' Q X' if Er mf ss S A, N .X His gs I - f . - ' 'bi .... L. , 1 N We fi, ,N W Y 1453 X' L-'ZZ ff This year the choir participated in assorted concerts in the district as well as in the surrounding communities. Nursing home concerts, school con- certs, caroling in December, All-State and South Jersey auditions and endless rehearsals were wrapped up in choir happenings. Two new groups were added to the choral program. The Girl's Chorus and Accapella choir joined in with the Con- cert Choir and Handbell Ensemble to make this year musically memorable. Q 45 1 my ea l 5 6 4 f M FV 1 E Y 1 Af' Ms, Hatch Girl's Choir: First Row: Paula Syx, Audrey Bates, Alison Herrcro, Francine Prince, Valerie Powell, Trina Sauers. Second row: Marion Cartcr, Josephine Walker, Dawn Mathis, Dalia Rodriguez, Laura Williams. This page is donated to the yearbook by the Choir. Good Luck, Seniors! e ti i iliit Bell Choir: Pete Anstatt, Vince Ryans, Sue Poponi, Terri Sauers, BJ Tusden, Marion Bracken, Joy Cook, Paula Syx, Jean Hill, Angelo Luna, Mary Reed, Denise Lang. Acapella Choir: Terri Blong, Angelo Luna, George Craig, Felicia Clark, Shiela De Lucia, Gina Cavoli, Jim Cattell, Bill McDevitt, Jim Latimer, Marilyn McKee, Janice Neagle, Kitty Kevenaar, Ron Smashey, Denise Lang. Choir Student Council Back Row: Ruth McMurty, Martha Williams, Audrey bates, Mark O'Keel'e, Jim Latimer, Chris Tartaglia, Jill DelConte. Middle Row: Rosanna Ranniello, Kim Hilbroner, Linda Partin, Desiree Howell, Nancy Sheehan, Miss Bowers, adviser, Sandy Taccard, Lisa Singletary, Jackie Friess, Gretchen Saha. Front Row: Stacy Samuelian, Daneen Hodder, Beth Keen, Nancy Fritsch, Trina Sauers, Terry Attig, Carolyn Caprioni, Bill McDevitt, Frank Simei, Jacob Caprinoi. ational Honor Society Standing: Ms. Wood, auvisen Kathy La Porta, Irma Loprcsti, Lynn Frederick, Marilyn McKee, Gina Cavoli, Jean Hill, Beth Keen, Joy Cook, Lisa Singletary, Felicia Clark. Sitting: Desiree Howell, Audrey Flemming, Laura Wharton, Dave Schauers, Terry Blong, Donna Bates, Karen Bennett. The National Honor Society is an organization designed to recognize the student who has shown the qualities of Scholar- ship, Service, Character and Leadership. Membership is one of the highest honors a student can receive. This year, under the leadership and guidance of our advisor, Ms. Wood, the Honor Society has begun expanding their activities. They have opened up a Special Honor Roll for those students whom teachers feel deserve special recognition for the efforts. -A new idea of the Honor Society Luncheon was inaugurat- ed. The Luncheon was held for all members in order that they might get together to talk, laugh and exchange ideas on how our school might become even better. Having demonstrated their scholastic ability, many of the Honor Society members joined together to tutor those stu- dents who desire extra help in troubling subject areas. 4 Christian Life Club f'i:7.'.??7, J x,,k K s Standing: Sue Cattell, Martha Williams, Wendy Weaver, Wendy Jones, Linda Williams, Miss Eisenlohr, advisor. Sitting: Karen Dodd, Sandy Taccard, Mary Reed, Marian Bracken, April Franke, Laura Wharton, Donna Bates. uture Teachers O merica Back Row: Judy Morrison, Donna Bates, Jackie Morrison, Suzanne Wood, Dawn Mathis, Mr. Lamberto, advisor. Front Row: Audreen Pittman, Laura Williams, Debbie Neri, Felicia Clark, Donna Neri, Irma Lopresti. Ecclesiates 12:1 Remember now thy Creator in the days of thy youth, . . . 'a DANIEL C. SCHWARTZ, D.D.S., P. JOHN MARCUCCI, D.D.S., P. 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Varsity Club The members of the 78-79 Varsity Club are Mike Connell, Ed Endres, John Giordano, Gary Hastings, Bob Campbell, Vic Chiodo, Kerry Ellis, Chuck Froeder, Tom Hingston, Steve Jardel, Nancy Fritsch, Beth Keen, Debbie Kemble, Kathy LaPorta, Don Ancello, Eva Marie Berardi, Drew Hadley, Steve Hoffmen, Desiree Howell, Dave Marino, Walt Justice, Wayne Test, Jim Miller, Rob McDevitt, Ron Pacetti, Jim Piccone, Idell Moore, Debbie Neri, Maria Scarduzio, John Marino, Lois McFadden, Nancy McGlone, Mary Ann Yezusko, Steve Connell, Vinnie Wagner, Sue Clark, Bill Addis, Mike DeLeo, Mark O'Keefe, Dave Schauer, Siham Abed, Tina Bryan, Jessica Hodder, Yvonne McDaniels, Kathy Tisdale, Madeline Carter, Carvetta Douglass, Carolyn King, Jeannette McKenna, Judy Morrison, Janice Neagle, Brigette Roun, Lisa Single- tary, Lisa Tiley, Mark Sauter, Rich Weatherby, Jeff Hesley, Doug Beechler, Chuck Homeyer, David Easterday, Shiela DeLucia, Pat Duman, Sue Friedricks, Urlean Green, Margaret Scott El, Mary Adams, Karen Bennett, Mary Ann Christopher, Dana Fredricks, Mary Jane Maycock, Kim Egli, Sherie Howell, Wendy Buker, Rosanna Ranellio, Sandra Farnelli, Peggy Wagner, Carl Allar, Keith Fooks, Anthony Kirby, Simmie Brown, Sam Casson, Steve DePasquale, Al Domeracki, Don Ducille, Greg Gains, Ron Harris, Tom Kelly, Benard Miller, Chuck Murphy, Dave Murphy, Steve Peteah, Joe Reckweg, Ed Riley, Karl Ritter, Mark Schaffer, Brett Schmid- lin, Tony Williams, Tom Walls, Lorraine Hughes, Kim Jones, Audreen Pittmann, Paula Thur- man, Laura Williams, Jill DelConte, Pat DiMatties, Irma Lopresti, Lisa Meares, Vallair Snyder, Jeana Vezza, Jim McNeil, Tom Bock, Anthony Branda, Ed Majewski, Tim Milam, Ken Ostapovich, Ron Pacetti Every athlete, male or female, is entitled to obtain his or her goal through guided training and natural ability VARSI TY CLUB Advisor-Mr. Fennimoreg Pres.-K. LaPorta, V. Pres.-D. Neri, Sec.-S. Fredericksg Treas. M. Yezusko C.G.E. Standing: Miss Valeno adviser, Betty Fabrico, Laura Wharton, Kathy Wilson, Audrey Flem- ming, Laureen 0'Donnell. Sitting: Laura Coward, Sue Mosely, Norreen McCullough, Sandy Taccard, Tanya Lacey, Terry Watson. C.I.E. Standing: Mr. Campbell, adviser, John Gior- dano, Doreatha Fletcher, Gilbert Zonge, Dave Phillips, Jack Davy, John Ballard, Pat Connors, Carl Lange, Dave Henderson, Bill Gionti, Brian Glover Sitting: Joan Laspee, John Wilton, Patty Bromley, Carol Panck, Joe Scarpinato, Matt Milam, Mike DeAmorc, Steve Sheppard. This page is sponsored by MONROE APPLIANCE SERVICE Air Conditioning Refrigeration-Major Kitchen Appli- ances Washer Dryer Service Corkery Lane Williamstown N J 08094 Phone 629 0543 Prop. Tom Frazer. P.A. Announcers ilsmiidif' Standing: George Pirrocchi, John Marino. Sitting: Sandra Farnelli, Kathy LaPorta, Eva Marie Berardi, Shiela DeLucia, Diane Fryer, Dave Marino. 9 9 C.H.E. Standing: Mrs. Rudnick, adviser, Sharon Field, Dee Miller, Diane Beaser, Donna McDevitt, Lamarr Burkert, Lynn Frederick, Donna Neri, Robin May. Sitting: Tony Pitt, Patty Walker, Irene Lopresti, Debbie Craig, Linda Jackson, April Franke. This page is sponsored by MARY'S KORNER KITCHEN, Clayton Rd, Williamstown 629-1404. Black Culture 14 First Row: Gladys Jones, Doreatha Fletcher, Ronnie Keith, Yolanda Branham, Tanya Lacy. Second Row: Ms. Peavy, Ms. Wood, Mr. Divens, Mrs. Cropper. Work Stud Gloria La Bance, Paula Thurman, Tracy Campbell, Kathy Krzywicki, Mr. Campbell, Adviser, Terry Attig, Linda Holwell, Kim Jensen. This. page is sponsored by: SHARPABROS. BUILDING SUPPLIERS INC. Lumber, Ready Mix Concrete, Asphalt Paving - 134 Sicklerville Rd., Williamstown, N.J. 08094. Phone: C6095 629-7474 Scenery Design Back Row: Wendy Weaver, Sue Freder- icks, George Craig, Mary Jane Maycock, Mike Connell, Karen Bennett. Front Row: Drew Hadley, Jill DelConte, Mr. Hing- ston, adviser, Gretchen Saha. S' Stage Crew Standing: Rich Weatherby, Laura Wharton, Pat Connors, Ken Ostapovich, Dave Henderson. Mr. Campbell, adviser. Sitting: Joe Kurz, Kathy Wilson, Mark O'Keefe. This page is ponsored by MAMA MIA PIZZERIA-The Best-Italian Style Food, Italian Style Seafood-We Deliver, Black Horse Pike, Williamstown, N.J. fNext to Danny's Farm Marketj Phone 629-9884 1979 Braves Marching Band li? W FA 514 .....T, 'iff Williamstown High School Marching Band if-5,5 A - bf Ye A .. ,g J IM x 11 gg, , Donna Bates Jim Cattell Sue Clark .loy Cook Chuck Homeyer Kitty Kevenaar Carolyn King is 'i 'W XM, 'if 'NNW-M Mak, sn WY' 6 Q 'i H 'M l , S ' ' . ,, , Br ',,y fw 'gli I . , Joe Kurz Tanya Lacy Jim Latimer ,,,,. M ffi?55aEf?5- Q iv -.50 - , ' ' . .e A,, - r aiia 'Q 1.7 I if -,:2' f 'K' Q V iaifilf Dawn Mathis Marilyn Mc Kee Janice Neagle Mark O'Keefe Z ,E J Band Front 180 ,..., . S X ' N W , ,,,..,,.', 1 ..4fffifSt1B'U - W'- W K' 2' K Y I i 4 Q' i i r ,m,A to 5 'KVL 1 'L ii . f f ..-sea.. -,--- 1, ,. ... . . x W i r -1 .Q va- s Pl? X Q 4 as 7,5 K. 1 l 3 l I Ja 1 Wa ST' Z' E A ' . l Michelle Trombetta Audreen Pittman Trina Sauers Lisa Singletary Betty Smith Paula Syx Lisa Tiley Gly, B . t lj gi is ,3!! 5 - ' -ss With Spirit and Esprit de Corps being second to none, the Braves Band experienced another suc- cessful and exciting season. Be- sides attending all Fall Sports, Pep Rallies and Varsity Football Games, the Band was invited to other events such as parades and competitions, as well as hosting their own festival. As always, the Braves continue to support and promote school spirit throughout the entire school year. The school music program has been actively encouraged and supported by the Monroe Township Music Boosters. Meetings: lst Tuesday of every month. Best wishes to all Seniors in all their future endeavors. Concert Band l Compliments of: CREATIVE MUSIC 8: DRUM CENTER - Sales, Repairs, Lessons, Rentals. Trader's Lane Shopping Center, Black Horse Pike, Williamstown, N.J. Phone: 728-1321 E 8. !p O V fry PIRIT V E V' L 2,1 -j.z', 'sfgj 'sHZ'qiQf1 Q '61if :f7'f1f'. 'i43Q'f ,, ,W . . fu F :PK .' 7 S. F ,. -Ama 4, f W DI' S 5 CJ J ! 1 I. ' .. 1 1, Lf Q i The thrill of victory - i I 1 4 The agony of da feet!!! Seniors 34 - Juniors 14 This page is sponsored by: HEADS UP HAIR DESIGNERS - .212 N. Black Horse Pike, Williamstown, N.J. 08094 Joe 8: Jean Ventura - Phone: 629-4899 i 2 K P' '- .: ' Gentlemen prefer Haines Q:-wwe l'm not that kinda girl! 5, -lr Junior Cheerleaders bl :IIB-Q 7 A , 3 Powderpuff Homecoming Queen: Audrey Flemmiiifg Compliments of: DE BOSSCHER FLORAL SHOP, 150 Main St., Williamstown, NJ. - Phone: 629-6356 - Elaine and Albert De Bosscher. u SW 'e Senior Queen: Susanna Fricdricks Senior Queen: Mary Ann Yezusko S.: Junior Queen: Rosanna Ranniello Sophomore Queen: Linda Slade Freshman Queen: Debb Kennedy '87 J.V. Cheerleaders: Sorrell, J. Friess, J. lik Mary Adams 188 C I' S H G I' S Varsity Cheerleaders: Karen Bennett, Kim Egli, Peggy Wagner, Mary Adams, Mary Ann Christopher, Sandra Farnelli, Wendy Buker, Barb Addis, Shiela De Lucia, Sherie Howell, Rosanna Ranniello, Dana Fredricks. Bottom Row: D. De Pasquale, C. Ruffin, D. Hesley, L. Farley. Second Row: S. De Nardo, M. Scarduzio, A, Reckeweg. Karen BCHDCH Mary Ann Christopher L' 5 UK., iriueiif V Shiela De Lucia Dana Fredricks N i N 1 A ,f K ,iff x C 'J XX 5 1 w N f 189 E i ll? EDWARD F. BARBER - REAL ESTATE. Now ul our new location - 600 S. Black Horse Pike, Williamstown, NJ OFFICE 629-3500. Residential, Industrial, Commercial and Lund Development. Albert Peterson . Rose Alvarez . . Ursula Merkle . Kim Mac Afee . Mrs. Mac Afee . Mr. Mac Afee . Sad Girl ......... Another Sad Girl . Mae Peterson .. Conrad Birdie .. Mayor ....... Mayor's Wife . Hugo Peabody Randolph Mac Afee Mrs. Merkle ..... Gloria Rasputin .. TV Stage Manager Charles F. Maude Ensemble: Michele Pettine Karen Franke April Franke Arlene Craig Joy Cook Ron Smashey Dave Seagraves Gina Davoli ,Teen Trio ... ... On N1 ireh N ind Nth Wllllumsloun ll S turn d ni ll int iSvweel Apple Ohio isthe ludenl pol an llitir pi nlueuon ol Bye Bye Birdie Ilse Bye Birdie is the mu ie il eomeeli bi don lli tlr iliingol iroek superstar into lhe Aflllt ind llie re ull ing e unplle ltlons lh ll Arise K lurid Iilrdie lllmiiuellj roek uperslir hi b n elrnli il e musing i serious problem lor has miniper 'tl b rl I eler on Ukngelo l unil Ieter on I b lulelx l l vi lo do uni is nt u eere uri r glrllriend Rose Alvlrel tlrma lopreslll eome up with up in one of his fxns belore his dep irture d to lop it xll all il uill reeeive niluonil eoverige on the I d Sulln in Sh m lhe Iueky winner is young lsmi VI e Klee llie ouie l ueerl ol Sweet Apple Ohio K x inely ol eomieul misidxenlures plngue Xlberl R rsie ind kim ineludlng 1 problem ullh lslm je il ru h nlri nd Hugo Pe :body tbeorge Craig Xlberl s n x in nher M ie Peterson lAlis1n Ilerreroj kim s pir tm lllonnie Wllliims ind Kiln Keienuri ind eien t inrid himself llie show w ls direeted by llie Willi tllll sn ll S K l iul Dlreelor Ms Cheryl ll neh liind Direel ir Vlr ld ii irel lsriuss ind Student Direelor lim I llll!l . 1 ' ... 1 .. , ' '1 . c su F' 4 1' ' ' '. ' 1. ' s ' s 1 -' .K . ' ' ls' is. ' ' 1 v I -' sv ' ' u 'l . 5' .L . . I ANC U 1 ' I '1 ' . ' . ' ' ' , 1 ' 's - ' 'Q 1 ' .' 1 1 '. '. 'n . ' .' 'L ' . s ' . 1 . 1s cc fu '1. 1. . -' '.1: .-- c As . 1. 's s1i so -111 ni loss :is o 'hail l'l h'. fa' hl' I s 'Ia Y and ,' ' '. I . A . . I .I ' . .N ' the ideal solution Conrad will bcslovi one l.isl kiss'- t - '. 1 . -' - '. ' 1 :nn ' 1 K I ' i s ws' s 1 ' 2 s s : 1 - e t' ' .1 ii-.1 ,' ' 'fa - ' 's -.i s i, c . ' '1 4 '1 1f oA stir i '. 1' ft ' ' 1 '. :- - s ' '1 J 1 1' ' ' 11 1 ' ' 'i 1 V . ' . ' 1. ' '1 s ox .,'. io- '1 A .. f ' 1 ' , 1 ' ' 'i . 1 f 1 ' 1 .. 1 Q ' ' .' .Q ' ur. CAST OF CHARACTERS .. Angelo Luna .. lrma Lopresti . . . Gina Cavoli . . . Jacquie Lacer Kitty Kevenaar DonnieWilliams Denise Lang, Lisa Singletary, Stacey Samuelian . . . . . . Sharon Luna . . . Martha Williams .. Alison Herrero . . . Jim Cattell . . . . Al Sheehan . . . April Franke . . George Craig . . Bobby Gillium . . . . Joy Cook .. Kim Young . .. Jim Latimer .. Mark O' Keefe Denise Lang Stacey Samuelian Paula Syx Dalia Rodriquez Laura Williams Jean Hill George Craig Mike Watson MONROE REALTY CO., l06 N. Black Horse Pike, Williamstown, N.J. Phone: 629-6436. The Long And inding Road .-4- ,S angqum The Long and Winding Road was the theme for the Junior-Senior Prom held June 3, I978. The highlight ofthe evening was the crowning of Kim Hilbronner and Steve Hoffman as the Prom Queen and King. Sponsored by: A. WILLIAMS 84 SONS, INC., Home Heating Oil - Oil Burner 8: Air Conditioning Sales 8a Service. Main SL Clayton Ave., Williamstown, NJ. 08094 Phone: 629-5353 5 ? x I V N 1 ,- ' W , uv.. This page sponsored by: LEONARD H. KASER, NICHOLAS L. POLLIS, JR. .K,,,'f , ' F, A ,,,., f A ,, ,, ff-- 9 - , W.: ry, , M, ,, ff ,W , ,fy , ' X 2- '! ig .. P N 'A ?l f E E ,-,n , ? Y: - E - , 41,45-Q, , , WNW. i LW, E -Vi1fmr,5Q,p,iN,:A f , Megs? 1 ' 1 iffy? ga' - ng: 2 . 5 gi-1??,.g1g ,xl .,,,, 5 i Y ,tg Compliments of: WEST JERSEY MANUFACTURING CO vw' R -fr mr-me Nils L1 'XX P '53 wwf 0 one GY G sail E3 This page is sponsored by: ED'S CARPET CENTER - Wall to Wall and Room Size Carpeting, Binding, Serging. 216 Black Horse Pike, Williamstown, N.J. 08094 Phone: f609J 629-2270. Edward Ollek, owner. GAF 90 BTU M..,,.:5,W.Q,,t...,,-:,,:AMW--1,WeM.-w..S.QQ.mWw+mww4u2wN.w4NwwMQwm.w w-Wpmmmwm' - xu54iiwQ+fQa,f1fs - . Compliment of: COMMANDER CORPORATION - Pest Control, Lawn Service. Phone: 16091 629-2031 Compliments of: GEET'S DINER, Black Horse Pike 8L Sicklerville Rd. QAt the lightj Italian 8: Sea Foods A Specialty. Take-Out Orders, Pizza Pies. Rose 8L Geets Sylvester - Proprietors. Phone: 629-7433. 5' 5 X H X , x , X X 3 x XZ. N X. w N . ,, . Q s . x x 5 x x 5 Sponsored by: THE PIZZA BOX - Steaks, Hoagies. 400 N. Black Horse Pike, Williamstown, N.J. Phone 629-2240 or 629- 9885 ,z ggnsifgyv - t' is-5 legs? ml , 5 l , -'eiiziif-i?:2!E:2f.:2izf:eETE-515 I . V l 5 f Q it N, , K.,,,. ,,,, s,....,, N,,,,,W ..,, ,.. . . fu' , xt,.,,, , ?fih.tll..., ti. il L H fill .l I 1 - ' s N l I ks R 1 f fm We - '-l a .- 1 z ft ' ' . '1 2 , he is gm if S, Q All Sill . ll 8 f 5 ss . o 55 I sim x i . itiklaxsil To Whoml lt May Concern: I is at f it I ,I . f s .I A yearbook is a visual collection of actual eventsg ai gathering of feelings felt and expressed duringthe course of the school.year.5For lthisfreason, Totem '79 isforsyou, not only now, but in tensnntwentyfyearsstfiiornnowg Because of this, I feel Pentirnento isfayfittinggethernegnsiyoufpage.fiiifiillagli your yearbook nova you Sas yourself, ,yaar1sfriseukisi?.ara3 Your fdiffereiif activities and experiences thatwerefcaptured. tliroughi theyfipieturesiiffhe book means 21 arent dwlvto you noni.andiionogthesfutiire, itf.shauldshe5even. . more valuable to you. snryearsste come, as your takejrnnre, than a y superfig cialgglanee. threugh youriyearbook,-you shallsc22moreith,ansjaist.gyeurseif. Youll seekthe kind offpersonjlyou. .ulsedfto he, you'll renieniibergfwhatpyou valued and held intportant, and youillythinklobagl-ffqngphqw muehipwllliililfl? stown High meant wfyou andlailthets raiser. 0111 ofeitl.Qn1rLihanQ5after, I at I I . 4 . i to 5 V iXHUCh5,lfCl11iHiiSCiH8sl55. the Pefliifnelffo pros I ' .y ' i , f f. ' C055 lbilgdnf. ' 1 w .trei gfflffj' exnf9SSgmy.ifav1iI1eS fCO1ieeraiss4t21si Praise ation QofxtheiYeerbook.iBeina' so ilifshssly involved. Withpthefgyearlaookt has .changed me aswell s as thefother people s who were involved, in the creation of theyearbookg, with all kinds of people, smeetingstrenuous deadlincs,.and learning to be toughjand demanding, has made me a stronger per4 son. Having such an extreme interest in the yearbook has also made it impossible for me to evaluate it fairly. I would like to be confident in the belief that each person who possesses this book will find that it is a great book. To me, it is great. Each page means something. Not only do I se the pictures, but I remember the many layouts for it before the best one was designed, the thoughts and ideas that went into it, and the careful planning to make each page full of meaning. In order to make a huge project successful, you must have at least a handful of people that possess qualities of reliability, loyalty, creativity, and most of all, endurance. To be able to stay in a small room well after dark, eat and drink nothing but candy bars and Pepsi, and look at pictures, pictures, pictures for hours at a time, is no small feat. I would like to mention these people who have experienced this kind of craziness. Ibby, Steve, Mary Ellen, Kelly, Laura and Bill - have been invaluable to us. I would like to T1 -' -' ' thank every one who sold ads, especially . e - Sandra, who practically financed the book E i .J -fl.,--, f single-handedly. I am also grateful to our Leif... :ff-T! 15 5:--I A photographers: Mark, Jim, Mr. LeLeo, f if ' -er- , f . who came through when we needed him and Girardi, for his support, ideas and in- '5l'g,,' nfl ' ' fggl-D valuable knowledge. Kitty and Joy deserve 2 X, I -Q-If special recognition for their enthusiasm, - W, ,,,, support, and dedication - Sherie, Shiela, ,,,.-,,-,-,.- ,r,,, M.. , Marilyn, Mary Sane, and John. Thank you. I would like to thank the Sports Edi- MW V7 Qi .r,.,.flvr ,el tors of the Gioucester County Times and 'A tri A The Enterprise for sending us valuable s picturesg Glick Studios,,for their help and especial thanks to Mr. McGovern forshis help when we were stranded. And to the men in my life: Mr..Fennimore, for his harrassrnentover our conccssionstandand who can nowptinally regain the use of his officeg Mr. Greczek, for hisharassment overgthefrentf and who can nowsfinally regain their use ,oft his .ofl'iceg,and to Drze, iforg .putting up with our harassmentgand for writing some of,thebestfcopy..that2 . appears in thisbook. Eachsof youehasslentiaiipartof yourselves tousqlf this , ,book has any worth at all, it'is,in part, due to all of ,yang Thanks.. assesses , ' Eileerythe persona who-gaveime'theedrive andyinspirationto finishythisf yearbook and whoelhelped make this yearbooklwhatrit is,Jllllneverflforgetl . , our talks aftereveiiyonehas,gone,,,staying'up stills 3.,a,rn.,i losingilgmjp t . ,A g i, L .. -f Q- tf-..'. .ftogthbpushg if I lil!-5' You have iG9f11GlQQH12t1I1i3ilotzto Ilieifli Pfdohiiosiknowvsrhiowatafzfhahkf you! fififfli s . 3i,1g,g1fg1y,f,5 o.., ig g s of gig ' tilesirectiilcweilsisi Editorfin-Chiefi .sssi Q . . Good Luck. Compliments of the MAYOR 8L COUNCIL, TOWNSHIP OF i 200 MONROE. Having to make I major decisions, relating