Williamstown High School - Totem Yearbook (Williamstown, NJ)

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: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

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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.

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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.