Woodstown High School - Wood Chips Yearbook (Woodstown, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1967 volume:

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Newness excites our imaginations, but we are still bewildered by trying to know what we have never seen. Each day in our life is an upheaval of the child in us to make room for the adult in us tn develop. We strive to be a little different-or radically different. Our appearances can separate us from our elders and link us with our peers. Leaders and followers are common to every generation. The leaders try to change while the followers choose to modify. Revolution is not destructive if the new is an improvement over the old-this is PROGRESS. ,vp 2+ is-. ,..M,. ,.,, - ,... 4 mg, Student-Life Gazing into the glowing embers that ra- diate the warmth of the present, we see sparks which can kindle the blazing fires of the future. There are flames within us, too, which send us away with a lasting glow from the undying fire of Woodstown High. 6' iff W, 1' W T ii is s ,q t W P X f.','y m ' A -f X , I f X5 'V ,g f' 2, Y ig U 02 EMM! i 4,195 y fig: A ? f x 1 r xi ' Q l -' 'Lx' 5 Q I- 1 'effi- a 7 6,6 Vx ,Q Y ef-1: -, V ' .. ! ri fg'1fAf,x A 5, ., 3, ah? .v Vi ' I -2 v -Q 3 s , x as -,V Excitement As our excitement is aroused, it bursts into flame - but then we must hurry on . 4 Exploration Into the past we see. Into the future we probe constantly searching and always learning. 9 n Those who have the understanding can only direct us. We must find our own paths. i 1 2 ll Anticipation Of the new is evolution to our minds. -.. i f QB, L 1 A 4.12 z W ,, m 1 u, 1 4 m ' 'I u In Q- 'z ,. -a Relaxation The ioyous outlet of leisure is reflected in close friendships, fun, excitement, and peace of mind after a long day L ',., ! Dedication With great admiration and respect, we of the Senior class dedicate the 1967 Woodchips to Mrs. Edith Stein in recognition of her gen- erous devotion to our school and to us. Each of us will remember her in a different way-as a junior English teacher, as advisor of the Future Teachers of America as a woman with a warm and wonderful 7 personality, as a friend .... Mrs. Stein's classes are not only groups of students to be taught and testedg they are, rather, a collection of individuals who are personally guided to future success. In this manner, Mrs. Stein has won the respect of us all. This admiration will last well beyond our high school years. Thus, this dedication can be but a small token of our appreciation for what she has done. I 6 N The whole art of teaching is only the art of awakening the nat- ural curiosity of young minds for the purpose of satisfying it after- wards. -Anatole France Facult Do you see that ray glowing in the darkness? It was the light we followed. That one gleam of brightness led us forward. Look! Do you see it? A star ..... A warm glow of understanding A smile . . . The flame is ahead . . . We struggle, But a hand is there for guidance. 1' E 4 ,'T, ,V 5- n 2112 as E Q -s. 'W-a.E if 8 To the Class of 1967: Take Time to Work-It is the Secret of Success Take Time to Think-It is the Source of Power Take Time to Read-It is the Foundation of Wisdom Take Time to Play-It is the Secret of Perpetual Youth Take Time to Be Friendly-It is the Road to Happiness Take Time to Dream-It is Hitching your Wagon to Star Take Time to Laugh-It is the Music of the Soul Take Time to Love and Be Loved- It is the Privilege of the Gods Take Time to Look Around- It is too Short a Day to be Selfish. -Old English Prayer Best Wishes, 2. 44.1610-06 VICE PRINCIPAL 1 Administration provides the guidelines which direct us to a clear future. Tremendous and exciting changes have taken place during your Woodstown High School years. Many of these changes have been of a physical nature and may be ticked off as one moves around our buildings and grounds. Other, not so obvious but possibly more important, changes have taken place in curriculum, staff, organization, and policy. Education needs to be dynamic. Change is necessary, not just for the sake of change itself, but to effectively meet the challenges that are here and just around the corner. To you, who have been very much a part of and, in reality, the purpose of our changes, I offer congratulation and felicitation as you move on to accept the challenges of a constantly changing environment. IJ. SUPERINTENDENT The Premise of Change The great potential of today's youth rests upon our ability to accept CHANGE. While change in itself does not necessarily signify progress-progress is not possible without it. Where change exists-challenge remains. Let this quality of our youth continue to be that which is so necessary in a democracy. at bv L2 y PRINCIPAL , fr n. S . a- Y' L 5 or gg: gf 'T' A .-4 f as ia .1 1' , in gif Q 175' Wifi .Wav :few f i f' wr cf-ff vi riff INA ,351 7 25-5 'ffl X? Via Rave Aw ai Sismgglv. jg Ui., an ali? W , '- S- 4, , f , A in 7 . 'r .,1 ll Mr. Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr. Mr Dr. symbol of respect the community s part our education Edward Robbins james Sherman Edwin Wright Glen Thomas joseph Colson Arthur Hartford Edward Flitcraft Arthur Gemberling Mrs. Margaret Eissler and Miss Edith Black Mrs. Pat Buckley and Mrs. Ella Hood ,Am- Mr. Martin Noonan and Mr. Walter Driscoll Individuality expressed through performance in the arts Qji A is Y! s 4 xlxi, Mr. John Stopkoski Mrs. Trudy Bilderback Mr, Larry Marraccim Music should strike fire from the heart of man books touch his inner soul. Mrs. Nancy Messinger Mr. James Mulligan Mi C s. Jane Schwantes Communication leads to understanding in our shrinking world. Miss Shirley Ownes 'fir Mrs. Ruth Clapper '24, mm! - Ill' 1 . f W' fs? Mrs. Jean S lm dighovewm Uhr we IS YIOXQUCQ M :V-iicsau Can SK WMUQQ O-1 WH ,JC H P 'J W. . ' W-QMS Kilim? NX ' Miss Paulina Hansen N h ak Self-expression: the mportant tool our English classes give us. a Mr. Booth Wooten Mrs. Edith Stein Mrs. Sarah Moore and Mr. Wilben Lore I sf' Mrs. Jane Hopkins Mr. William Ely Mrs. Sara Miller Mrs. Helen Hoffman and Mis. Marion Biembaum History emphasizes the ideas of Mankind Mr. Donald McCall ,luv . Mr. john Mitchell 1, Mr. William Hickey V--QL. KW-1-.L Mr. Clyde Chynoweth Mrs. Eleanor Schueler Mr. Gaetano Lombardo Dexterity and skill are applied Mr. Frank Miller Mr. Emile Fritz Mrs. Domenica Mitchell Mr. A. Kenneth Loper W7 V vt- Miss Esther Johnson training for our future role in life. Intelligent observation underlies the study of all sciences. N -lb X Mr. Loren Miller rt' S Mr. john Slopey if 3 I' f f l 1 i Mr. Willard Downham Mr. Clint Ware 5 KA '1 f X Mrs. Ruth Driscoll and Mr. john Dwyer Robert Rempe Mathematics leads to an orderly, questioning mind. Mr. Carl Messinger 4 ? 3' 117-4-6 'P 2 wg All RCA 0 U00 ff5f3a552, 152 62, l '16 Luiz, Mrs. Delores Delloro Mr. G. Thomas Devitt and Mrs. Helen Timberman Mr. Larry Boynton Mrs. Sonja Layton lf- No purpose is more necessary to business than its proper preparation. Mrs. Rosemarie Elwell Mr. A. James Elwell Mrs. Juanita Baine Q-UW' , . 1 Mrs. Eleanor Buzby Mr. Douglas Hart Health lies in labor, and there is no road to it but through toil. L,.,-- Miss Marlene Northey Mr. joseph Irvin Mr. james Kapp 5 U 5 5 5 1 5 Mrs. jean Hawk iz 4 Mrs. Stoms, Mrs. Driver, Mrs. Rathbone, Mrs. Stiles, Mrs. Emery, Mrs. Gregory, Mrs. McCall - 9 Mrs, Lore, Mrs. Rhodes Mr. Tunstal, Mr. Biddle, Mrs. Kandle Mr. Eller, Mr. Powers, Mr. Walker Seniors Darkness . . . then light, A child emerges from its mother's womb. The first breath, Then a future drifts before him. Now he runs, hurdling each step With youthful eagerness. But now a new light glows ahead Never a child again, for he Walks stable now . . . almost an adult But still peering through a rainbow, To seek a gleaming future worth a pot of gold. N ..i?. s V 'P+n,f i , vi: M3 XL5,1'?1'E H , . ,ywz 1125-15:-.1 NLP, , ,. fgrmzgxkaf.3g:5Z:1511,g:f: ,wr1f':fQiZf5i -X, m..wf:v-wir.-xffl 1' 1?-H qw ,3.g1':f2:yi4cg.'1w, .c?YzK1.,w+ WW-mf-'vfcrao Xa H . , , Q: . ,m:f,w: -f?g,p3g54wrg?5g:e1e,. Q. 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It is true , . . neat dresser . . . always with Redbird . . . plans to be an automotive bookkeeper. - if Eileen Atkinson Eileen . . . quiet and conservative . . . enjoys reading, piano, and letter writing . . . Oh phooey . . . a friend till the end . . . remembered for frank- ness and dependability . , . plans to at- tend Gordon College Dorothy Ann Avis D'Ann . . . perky and neat dresser . . . hobbies include writing love letters, and eating tootsie roll pops . . . always active, with more problems than a few .. . college in future. Susan Kay Barth Sue . . . That's all right . . . Speaks her mind . . . hockey and art are tops . . . a good laugh in every class . . . art school after graduation. Adalberto Basauri Beto . . . A.F.S. exchange student from Peru . . . talented soccer and basketball player . . . friendly and likeable . . . a i Latin lover . . . Escarcha future plans -college. ' jill Claudette Beardsley jill . . . blonde hair and blue eyes . . . crazy personality . . . Mr. Elwell rates . . . Woulcln't you die! . . . buddies, Marie and Jeanie . . . foresees a beautician career. Diane Harriet Bell Ding Dong . . . quiet and friendly Ernest Albert Biddle Ernie . . . Enjoys Mr. F. Miller and agriculture . . . Don't sweat it . , . usually seen with Robert. . . . You're kidding . . . collects stuffed animals . . . inclined toward English 4' 51 - ' 'iii is W- , ii V ia- Y Arthur Boez Art . . . Here we go again . . . avid F.F.A.'er . . . cares' for hunting and bowling . . . plans to attend Arc Weld- ing Schools . . . Christine Bolden 'Cl1riS . . . Ulm xltillllu . . . well liked by others . . . enjoys office practice and Mr. Rlitrlu-ll's tlasst-s . . . delights in PlJYll'l3l baseball :intl ritling horses . . . future secrt-t.irv Marilyn jane Booker Mernie . . . always talking or laugh- ing . . . shorthand rates high . . . likes to dance and play baseball . . . usual- ly seen with Hugh . . . plans to be IBM lcey punch operator or reception- u al' WN vw ll mall i I OC0 Paul Micheal Brooks Mike . . . Spanish and Miss Ownes heal rate high . . . always looking for a good time . . . usually seen driving tan VW or motorcycle . . . future forestry major Samuel Allen Brown Boss Brown . . . drives around in bad '55 Chevy . . . seldom seen without Karen . . . shy . . . enioys shop and study hall . . . future in farming. 48 Q Cynthia Leola Braxton Pinky . . . always smiling . . . enjoys dating and listening to records . . . for- ever hairstyling . . . business school in the future. in college, Joanne Marie Burgess Jo-Bernie . . , into everything . . . de- pendable friend and good listener . . . goes wild with Daretown's softball team . . . Definitely . . . pleasing and en- joyable . . . future includes college. Christine Nancy Bush Chris . . . It's Friday! . . . char- acterized by warm smile and happy hello . . . one of the 5 musketeers . . . enioys working in office . . . digs playing guitar and listening to WIBG . . . Spanish major in college. Susan Barbara Cannell Sue . . . kind, friendly ways . . . avid letter-writer . . . attends all sports ac- tivities . . . usually seen leading dog- gone Fred! . . . likes I-lickey's history- economic classes . . . plans to major in Kathleen Elizabeth Caulfield 1 Tish . . . pretty, long dark hair . . . Really . . . giggles and has good per- sonality . . . Mr. Elwell and law rate high . . . can be found with Chris, joeann, and Carol . . . plans to become Candice Elizabeth Cates Candy . . . cute . . . outgoing person- elementary education at college. ality , . , A541 sports enthusiast , , , abeautician. E Lawerence D. Chard Larry . . . a giant . . . silent-type guy . . . Watch Out! . . . moves fast on the basketball court with his Chargers . . . can be found loafing with Steve and the A. A.'s . . . future includes jr. college or tech. school! baby blonde hair . . . Yea, me too! . . . usually seen with Steph and D'Ann . . . college bound. Donna jean Chapman Donna . . . digs dancing and swim- ming the most . . . good humor and friendly personality . . . one of the AI- loway girls . . . future plans-secretary. Dvnald C- Cheesemen Don . . . quiet and polite . . , favorite subject-study hall . . . Life is won- derful, without it you're dead . . . plans to become an auto mechanic. x, 1.1 at R 75 VV' J 'V N James R. Christopher jr. Chris . . . sparkling humor . . . inno- cent grin . . . member of Sim's Army, RTPP . . . happy-go-lucky . . . future plans-college, marriage, and A million dollars. MQW Qyfw Judith Due cook judy . . . outgoing personality . . . beaming smile . . . groovy dancer . . . enjoys swimming and riding . . . seen with Sue and Judy . . . known for heated arguments in Hickey's class. . . . future undecided. Richard Christopher Rich . . . slick fielding shortstop . . I try . . . shy and helpful . . . flattest flat top in school . . . travels with Mon- roeville boys . . . future plans-more M Veronica Ann Corbin Ronnie . . . calm, cool, and collected . . . likes dancing and boys, mostly boys . . . runs with the road runner . . . future in the clouds, airline stewardess. Byron Richard Crispin Parakeet . . . friendly-well liked by everyone . . . Har-V did it. . . . basketball and bowling . . . plans to enter the service. Sylvia DeLoatch Pugie . . . Tain't nothing to me. . . . favorites include law with Mr. El- well, basketball . . . likes to collect good records . . . friendly and considerate . . . future IBM operator. Sandra Lynn Culp Sandy . . . always a radiant smile . . . Oh, my goodness! . . . lots of freckles . . . favorites include football, history . . . plans to become elementary school teacher. Caroline Verna Dempster Carole . . . picks on teachers . . . softball, baseball, boys, and relaxing -. . . Sounds like a personal problem . . . initiative and intelligence . . . hopes to become Air Force secretary. ff f Ulysses Cunningham Ulysses . . . strong, silent type . . . 'Take it easy . .' . always finds some- thing to do in class besides work . . . future undecided. Preston Charles Docl-:ery Cobby . . . great personality . . . English and Mrs. Hopkins rate high . . . enjoys football and driving '55 Chevy . . . usually seen with Pete and CW .,., future plans are uncertain. Harry T. Dolbow III Dory . . . sharp dresser . . . easy- going guy . . . Mr. Mitchell's history class rates high . . . enjoys basketball . . . sense of humor . . . plays a tough flute. Karen Ruth Dolbow Karen . . . catcher of the Alloway softball team . . . I'm a nut . . . enjoys cooking, sewing, and reading . . . usually seen in 'tuff' '56 Chevy . . business school in future. ' Laurance Evans Dorrell Larry . . . It came with me . . . curly hair . . . Boynton's math is fa- vorite? . . . member of Alloway Boys . . . companion of David. Norman Lee Drains Norman . . . budding iazz organist . . . Everything's chicken but the bone. . . . seen with Van and jimmy . . . class clown Kenneth Drummond Moose . . . shy and dependable . . . outstanding athlete . . . forever giving umpires a hard time . . . future in business school. Wayne Eckeart Wayne . . . shop rates high . . . seen working on cars or driving green Ford . . . co-partners are Haney and jenkins . . . Air Force's gain. Barbara jean Emery Peanut . . . quiet and petite . . . Mitchell and football are tops . . . camping enthusiast . . . seen with Sandy or Julie . . . future at Gnldey Beacom. Donald Englehart Donald . . . shy and quiet in the girls' directions . . . spends spare time slot car racing . . . fancies drag racing . . . plans include Salem Tech. Kenneth R. Estes Ken . . . short and crazy . . . in there! . . . likes to work on cars . . . usually seen with Diane . . . general student preparing for work at DuPont. Thomas Paul Fi glio Fig . , . oh, fcensoredf' . . . likes playing basketball in a dirty yellow t-shirt . . . red hair . . . seen with books and trumpet . . . speech in the auditorium! . . . art career after college. Roger Anthony Filardo Flash . . . crooked smile . . . mess less . . . only one hobby . . . viva Italia . . . moves with the Alloway Gang . . . gifted artist and free poet , . . future Air Force or college man. Mary Ellen Finlaw Cissi . . . usually seen with her hobby -Blake . . . active cnlorguard . . . long blonde hair , . . I care . . . stubborn summers at Alloway Lake . . . plans to teach elementary school. at Edward Foraker Fat Back . . . tall . . . always wears NHDCY 103-Il Foote a sweater and a sly smile . . . basketball Nan l . . loves to tease people Q l , . . . seen with the hardheads . . . That aww, neat ' . ' like, typing and M,-, ain't bad . . . commercial course . . . Mitchell . . . long brown hair . . . cer- headed fm' Alf Fofff- tain sailor . . . good thinkin'! . beauty school in the future. if I 'i Marolyn JoAnn Foster Aldo Fukuda Fast . . . avid equestrienne and hockey Aldo . . . bright exchange student player . . . seen in a '53 Mercury with . . . likes playing and listening to music the group . . . hot temper . . . superb . . . History I is a favorite class . . . artist. . . art school ahead. soccer, volleyball, baseball . . . always smiling . . . future with international trading company or as a violinist. W fe Joyce jean Ford Joycie . . . likes playing baseball . . . ringing laughs in gym and health classes . . . seen with Fish, Memie, Gloria, Masolete, and Jackie . , . all that's good . . . musing career in future. jamie Fuller james . . . long hair, turquoise eyes . . . Life is so cruel . . . always seen with Barbara or what's-his-face . . . Bridgeton . . . Espana . . . busy summers! . . . college in future plans. Charles Edward Gardner Charlie . . . never on time . . . you pearhead! . . . Daretonian love songs . . , always with Brooks and Sickler . . . blushes easily . . . SIopey's class n favorite . . . college bound. QL fmcfsgj M as--5 2' . . Stephanie Gemberling , h Hoof . . . likes Hickey and hockey A11CC11'maG21rr1S0n . . . shows horses and dances for fun Alice . . . cute head maiorette . . - - - Roh. fish - - - SW? with MUOIYH. class treasurer . . . thinks class officers D'Afm, DOHHH, and COFIDHC - - - headed should work together . . . Silly! . . . for college- boneless nose . . . future beautician or teacher. Samuel Lee Gibbons likes history . . . All that's good' . . . neat dresser. Sam the Sham . . . track star . . . james E. Goldsborough Brutus . . . giant of the class . Robert Gmdhaft always laughing . . . would you believe James Grayson Grant Bobby . . . big wolf . . . football - - - 7' - - - P315 around with .iUd5'- lhs lim . . . impulsive . . . Eeeaghh! hero . . . drag racing . . , Do unto Ofhff Mllskffeffi and Jif1kS . - - Aff . . . only serious about being a great others, then split . . . never gets upset Force after graduatlfm. SC president . . . sportsminded . . . . . . memorable weekends . . . future goes wild on the drums . . . college in undecided. hi! future. Mary Elizabeth Green Sister likes Miss johnson and George T- Green Home Economics classes . . . quiet ex- Marne Green Road Runner . . . It's a shame WP! when 131-'Shing - A - light with her Fig , . . wild hair styles and boss . . . friendly giant . . . enjoys outdoors YTIOFICY . - - Dorsey . . . T.B.M. school clothes . . , do you know something . . . hot rodcler . . . in the future wants and marriage ahead. . . . seen with Roger or other male to live, laugh, and be happy. companions . , . future at :t junior college. Henry Bowen Greever Bowen . . . always courteous and Thomas Ridiafd GYCCUC studious . . . mathland science buff Blade . . . likes Mitchell's classes - - -Allk9S i0 W01'k Wlfh 9lCCU'iCifY - - f . . . mechanics and cars rate high . . . HmblU0US, CHSEF to hflP - - - fllfuff usually in his Rambler . . . future in Work af DuPont- drag racing. Robert Paul Haney Paul . . always seen in a '56 Chevy Howard Sims Hammel . . . Mr. Wfare is tops . . . It' ain't 'Howdy' l , , 3 participating member half bad. . . . constantly improving his of Simm's Army . . . known dragster car . . . future seems bright as a U.S. . . , likes Boynton's math, and hunting Marine. . . college or technical school. Melanie -Griffin Grif . . . easy-going . . . good grief! . . . constantly with Eileen . . . able leader . . . likes to sing and read . . . Ann Landers-type . . . math classes are fun-make her think . . . U. of Delaware ahead, Shirley Ann Hannah Shirl . . . that cracks me up. . . . loyal friend to all . . . sewing, dancing and oil painting occupy spare time . . . constant companion of Diana and Vir- ginia . . . ambition is to become a secretary. Nick . . . crazy Julie Ann Hannold Jul . . . hates the Navy . . . sports a diamond . . . always seen with. Sally . . . Get Out! . . . future spells marriage. Bette Bridge Hartford Bette . . . Guess what . . . quick smile for everyone . . . '66 summer ex- change student . . . WOODCHIPS '67 Editor-in-chief . . . sailing occupies any spare time to be found . . . college. Robert Harvey Cool Breeze . . . Si'! . . . best known for fireworks . . . but usually seen with Stockto!! . . . Spanish rates high . . . future in the Air Force. En ild Clarence Leslie Henson Clarence . . . 'ruff dresser' . . . likes commercial law . . . cars occupy spare time . . . Mr. Elwell ranks high . . . future seems hazy. Susan Lynn Hetzer Sue-z . . . for real? . . . always getting 1,000 words from Hickey . . . worksweekends at Richmans . . . perky nose . . . future medical secretary. Herman Hickman Herman . always has a smile for the girls . . . good dresser . . . Mr. Hart is his favorite . . . cars and getting into trouble take up spare time . . . Salem Tech. after graduation. Charles Brainerd Hill Charlie . . . tall and cute , . . Aw, C'mon . . . Slopey and Mitch are tops . . . don't forget The Great Nitric Acid Experiment! . . . big blue eyes college bound athlete. Carol Marie Hitchner Princess . . . fascinating blond with a flair for good clothes . . . companion of Chris, Joeann, and Kathy . . . always seen driving . . . business school after graduation. Donald Hitchner, jr. Bear . . . What'd I do? . . . drives a wild '65 Ford . . . likes to have fun . . . usually seen with Eddie, Billy, and Rex . . . future farmer Linda Lee Hildebrand Lyn . . . sweet and quiet . . . seen with June or Sherry . . . pastimes- in- clude' swimming, reading, and giving Rempe a hard time . . . Would you believe? . . . future nurse. jean Griscom Hitchner Jeanie . . . petite . . . sweet, friendly personality . . . hobbies include twirling and sewing . . . Mr. Mitchell heads her list of favorite teachers . . . future undecided Sharlene Hopkins Hopp . . . football, dancing, dating and skiing are .1 few of her favorites . . . Ain't that the greatest . . . usual- ly seen with Sue and lots of boys . . . Miss VU, H. S. Lavatory Hairdresser I967. Stephen Hopkins Pablo . . . tennis and basketball . . . sense of humor . . , always a smile- especially for the girls . . . Dory's co- hort in crime . . . prefers study halls and history. l Joyce Lorraine Hitchner Joyce . . . very musical enjoys play- ing the piano and chorus . . . always singing in the halls . . . Auth du lieber . . . future plans business school. Linda Ann Homan Thumper . . . perky personality . . . kooky sense of humor . . . spare time is taken up with art, reading, sewing, hockey, and swimming . . . hopes to become commercial artist. Cordell R. Hubbard Paul Bunyan . . . tall, quiet . . . favorite subjects are lunch and girls . , , Give me mercy . . . enioys boxing . . . hopes to work at DuPont. Madaline Hummel Madaline . . . assorted shades of' blonde . . . watching football, sewing, roller skating, boys . . . sense of humor, cheerful . . . beautician school. Corlin Evon Hubbard Tish , l . hobbies include blues and jazz, watching basketball, and sewing . . . enjoys typing and Mr, Mitchell's class . . . plans to work as IBM key punch operator. Minnie Lou Hubble Dink . . . favorite subject is English with Mrs. Hopkins . . . likes to sew All right sense of humor . . . will go to beautician school. Charles Humphreys Charlie . . . doesn't say much but always friendly when he does talk . . . loves his '56 blue Buick , . . likes to hunt . . . enjoys law class . . . hopes to do clerical work at DuPont. wt fi 59 , 0- J Army going high ing . lege. J. Oscar Hunt . . . Another member of Sim's . . . '65 Ford Pickup . . . easy . . . Hickey's economics rate . . enjoys football and drag rac- . . future forestry major in col- Milton jackson Skeet . . . fond of Wares chem . . . loud personality . . . seen with Tommy . . . cool dresser . . . Lord have mercy . . . likes baseball, cars, and girls . . . future service man. Stephen Allen jenkins jinks . . . friendly, easy-going joker . . . enjoys swimming, camping, and boating . . . Boynton and Algebra are tops . . . tuff dresser . . . likes foot- ball and basketball . . . Deal . . . future at Sal, Tech, Roberta jackson ,tx-9,UJZj'U .ix ,ijlflf sqonlw Geese? Patricia Jane Jarman Bert . . . fond of dancing and listen- Pat . . . quiet personality . . . favor- ing to records . . . crazy . . . Com- ites are law and football . . . always W mon Law and Mr. Mitchell are favor- smiling . . . likes to cook . . . can really ites . . . always smiling, giggling, or keep secrets! . . . usually seen blushing eating . . . enjoys baseball . . . found . . . plans to attend business school. with Peg, Mary, and Shirlain . . . nurs- in g foreseen. Paul Jess Paul . . . big, tall blonde . . . Ag and Mr. Miller rate high . . . active 4-H and FFA member . . . future plans are uncertain. Claudia jean johnson Claud . . . Typing with Mrs. Baine is tops . . . hard worker if she stops laughing . . . Farmer . . . carries a pile of books . . . enjoys driving '65 Chevy . . . quite short and funny . . . future IBM operator. WLM Doris Ann Keen Susan Mary Kelly Patsy Jayne Killian Doris . . . Always smiling and cheer- -'Kellyv - I ' enloys football, reading' Jaynie . . . always smiling or putting ful . . , likes baseball, sewing, and read- and Playing the piano , , , friendly Peg. Off mike-UQ - - - CUIOYS Study hall, SWIM- ll B - - - English files high - - - FOI 3 sonality . . . great sense of humor . . . Elms: Pl'Ym8 baseball - - ' Mlffl' NWS while - - - fufllfe 5efl'Cf3l'Y- . . . enjoys Boynton's Algebra and Mrs. high - - - Glen Day - - - Seen Wilh Stein . . . found with Linda and Chris sklp ' - - mamage ahead . . . plans to attend computer school. David Willimn Langley Kathaleen Leisinger George Craig Logan Wild Bill . . . auto maniac . . . Allo- Kathy . . . football fan . . . gets C.I.. . . . favorite subject-none . . . way used car lot . . . known for hard- along with everyone . . . sweet person- '55 Chevy . . . drag racing fanatic . . . nose football and thundering cars . . . ality . . . always well dressed and neat always missing second gear . . . seen member of Alloway Gang . . . college in . . . Alloway girl . . . future in nursing with Nanci . . . future plans-Air Force future. Blue. Karen Lee Lopatin Karen . . . Gosh darn you Sam! . . . understanding personality . . . usually seen with Sam, or his Chevy . . . Alloway grad . . . future plans- Business School and marriage. Helen Louie Helen . . . Hey, that's neat! . . . friendly personality . . . quietand shy . . . usually seen with Joyce . . . future plans-business or beautician school. Peggy Lee Louis Peg . . . You know me Jack . . . best trait-having fun . . . will be re- membered for laughing and sneezing . . . future plans-junior College. James Freeman Loveland jim . . . Class President . . . Captain in football and track , , . very creative artist . . . weight lifter . . . O.K. guy . . . travels with jack and Bob . . . future-Art Major. Robert Dallas Lovett Lovey . . . enioys working with elec- tronics . . . Some got it, but some ain't . . . seen with everybody . . . future plans-service or R. C. A. Jultann Malmowskt Mal . . . friendly personality . . . You're ignorant . . . always fighting with XVayne . . . usually seen with guess who? Wayfne . . . Alloway girl . . . future beauticinn. George C. Martz 'Shakey George . . . smart dresser . . . good-humored . . . Chevys occupy much of his spare time . . . That ain't bad! . . . town flirt . . . enjoys drag racing . . . future at Sal. Tech. Kenneth George Massey Mass . . . quiet and reserved in class . . . likes Mr. Ware's chemistry class . . . enjoys baseball . . . Why you gotta be that way ? . . . seen with Mary . . . plans to enter the Army or work. Judy Matlack jude . . . knows everything about everybody . . . Don't Mess with Bill! . . . active maiorette . . . enjoys dancing, ice skating, and playing on Woodies softball team . . . future includes bc- coming a legal secretary. Martin Sanford Mattson Sanford . . . quiet . . . friendly and nice . . . a great fan of algebra and Crash Boynton . . . favorite sport is football . . . plans to ship ahoy and join the Navy. Lupe: will , Q W LW!! Mffff 0 mnJfM2lA1Q5m I ' . ffl-aroun ' e gu '. . fr y t l . . . eni A . . ,att iltkgllglfairs and liv tok ows JW! . , ually seen with B l r Donald . . . future includes Ag. ege, Major in Animal husbandry. Sarah D. McGowan Sally . . . peppy personality . . . con- servative taste in clothes . . . enioys law class and Mr. Mitchell . . . buys rec- ords by the millions . . . Do you be- lieve? . . . seen with Julie . . . future beautician. Barbara Lea Hitchner Barb Tl-iat's the breaks! seen with jay, Wendy, and Donna always in Salem or combing her hair . .. shy? . .. airline hostess. Shirlain McKenzie Shirley . . . always smiling . . . friend- ly to all . . . sharp dresser . ., What's happening! enioys sewing, math. class and Mrs. Hopkins wears an adorable wig future includes busi- ness school and marriage. -Sw . gig.. t.. Etta Catherine McVVhirter Etta sparkle to the class . .. al- ways smiling and laughing . .. Bugs! . .. seen with everybody enjoys Spanish, Boynton, and Stein . . . pastimes include bicycling and swimming .. . lives far, far away future not def- inite. Robert M. Miller jr. Bob 'That ain't bad tall and pleasantly plump finds cars to be his favorite pastime rates Mr. Ware high future plans to attend Salem Tech. Herbert Mills Herby the prince of the princess . .. digs cars and attending drag races . . . likes U. S. History I and Mr. Mitch- ell . . . nice guy to everyone . . . usually seen with the boys . . . future undecided. William R. Mills Lurch sports rate tops en- joyable . . . quick and alert . . . digs cars and drag -racing .. . likes gym class and Mitch . . . usually seen with Sim's Army . .. future in service. .lf ,ug ju . .s l J Linda Marie Mlinek Victor George Mohl Charles 1. Mood Linda dependable, responsible gal Vic science whiz . . . shy, nice Moody Har-v did it . .. cheer- .. , long brown hair , ,, Really? ,, , guy pleasant disposition with 3 ful disposition likable person . . . friendly personality Spanish rates smile for everyone . .. enjoys electronics enioys shop and Crash Boynton high dancing, reading, and creative and mechanics Mr, Mitchell mes likes football usually seen with writing takes up spare time future high favorite sayings are censored H3f'V and Cfl5PlU fllfllff SCfViCC- elementary school teacher. - - - 5011986 b0l-lnd- mm- Diann Kay Mood Di Great-t-t-t, wonderful always smiling, blushing, and laughing enjoys sewing and cooking nice History and Mitch rate high usually seen with Claudia and Pat- ty plans to attend Business school. N Rachel Kirby Moore Rach .. . dependable non-con- formist . .. Do I get extra credit for this? . .. out-door girl . .. Math. and Mr. Ware rate sewing enthusiast K .l. argues with teachers . .. future in- ' c u es college. , , . - it . V X. JJ William E. Moore Billy . . . always ready with an answer . . . Ag rates high likes deer hunt- i g . . . can be found riding around in hi '64 Tempest . . . usually seen with Ed 'e, Donald, and Rex. Future plans A . Qfif W .iw Qi Q' .ff N r f' james Clifford Munyan Jim crazy sense of humor favorite subject study hall everyone's friend seen with Sim's Army enjoys working on cars future plans include Air Force or busi- ness school. I f f - A ff Svc! 51? if Edward Charles Murdock Ed . .. quiet and reserved . .. Span- ish and Slopey are top on the favorites list .. . spends spare time hunting . . . college ahead. Dorothy Mulford Dottie . . . pretty blonde hair . . . near dresser . .. easy to get along with . . . Dip . . . enjoys dancing . . . knack for having fun anywhere . . . seen with Chas . .. future lab. technician. Jack Isaac Myers jr. jack football, football, football, . . . handsome and rugged . . . Cheese . .. hobbies include collecting old rec- ords and hunting found among the masses . .. future college football Slat. David Lee Newkirk Dave enjoys working on cars and drag racing hates Fords Not half bad always with one special Vineland girl another fan of Mr. Wam's Air Force in the future. Van Jerome Nolan , Fig . . . small, but strong on the foot- ball field neat dresser cool personality 2 to 1 enjoys dancing and good music . .. future un- certain. Cheryl Lynn Nid1ols Cheryl . .. quiet and soft spoken . .. pleasing personality . . . tough enough . .. closest companion of Linda Mlinek . .. never holds a grudge plans to become an elementary teacher. john Nathan Novak, jr. Butch . . . basketball, track, weight- lifting, guitar and drums Hi girl . . . friendly . . . always a wise comment . . . never a dull moment. Williarn David Nichols Dave Hello Beautiful friendly disposition . .. hobbies include cars, sports, and girls . .. asset to the track team seen with the Alloway gang . .. college ahead Dale Kenneth O'Brien Dale . .. baseball and coin collecting Hey son appreciates a good joke friendly-usually seen with almost anyone always knows the answer but never volunteers it . . . fu- ture may be in chemistry. Charles S. Osborn Chick seldom in class if he can avoid it likes gym and Mr. Mulli- gan's class races and works on cars ' service station attendant in sp hours future in Army. r, .H DJ X, l we be if if we X l My Susan Lynne Pashuck Shunk . .. petite . .. infectious laugh Sorry about that Hickey's history rates hobbies include horse back riding and spending summers at the shore talks continuously future collegiate. Karl Wayne Ott Karl . . . friendly, sense of humor I smell a Ford . . . enjoys playing David Ballinger Palmer Dave cheerful a smile for everyone active, hard-working and efficient Gettin' any? always seen with Chris future includes Army and teaching history. sign collecting and other sports guitar, camping, canoeing, basketball, L, plan-s to go to college. I H cy Robert W. Paullin shy Hickey rates high Industrial Shop Class is a favorite . . . plans after graduation include Salem Tech. john T. Perry J, P. Crou! little red Malibu What's Happening? . . . girls at Mitch. rate high another in Sim's Army frequents Pedricktown future auto-mechanic. Willie Edward Pollin Willie . . . language pro . .. Spanish it and French are tops Along comes Mary . . . baseball . . . Constable War- ren! future language teacher. Patricia Sue Poinsett Francis Charles Ponti Patsy constantly teasing likes Frank Glick rides again! . .. to cook . . . patriotic backer of Woodies ruff , , , always 3 smile . . . person- Ah, come now Mrs. Schueler aliry plus seldom depressed .. . and history are favorites future great artist will pursue an at Pratt at I.B.M. school Institute. Jaye Laurel Pratt -Iaye Ratt long blonde hair chooka-chock plays guitar and sings folk songs . . . outgoing personali- , ty friendly avid talker plans to be a Phys. Ed. teacher. Carol Porch Porchy Don't bug me us- , ually seen with Cissi and Sue Steven I-ee Qulfk blondes have more fun! squirrel Quirky usually 5g-en with lots Cf1l0Y5 HiCk0Y'5 Economics 2 of girls This is true tough future UUFSCL dresser Purple Chevy Bomber 56 Mr. Wue's chemistry rates high . . . the Air Force's gain! 0 Donna Lee Remster Donna . . . oh, dont be so ignorant! spirited vitality of the hockey team usually seen with a baton . . . constantly in mischief with Corinne . .. junior college in the future. Phillip Stephen Rhudy Phil class loafer everything said should be censored! History and Mrs. Stein are favorites tall lady's man . . . Ioquacious . . . future in- cludes College. es fx M35 it Jamie Elizabeth Reynolds jamie . .. constantly moving tall and perky . . . avid patriot of WHS . . . major pastimes-babysitting and boys!! hopes to become an elementary teacher. l S-Y' 72 i .M Thomas W. Roberts Tommy shy but sweet turns a fascinating red when embarrassed football is his favorite sport cars occupy his spare time Navy bound. Harvey Paul Schueler Paul avid smile funny com- ments . . . always seen with Akio, Dave, or Lynda dummy creator for foot- ball season wild times in a black V.W. WILDWOOD! that's the way it goes future science major. MA l 1 l ' rfJ1fXfV Sherada Carol Schumacher Sherry Right, Homer! tall with long hair usually seen with Andy, Jaye or Linda . . . quick wit . . . constant bother to Rempe future pharmacist. jerry Alan Sickler Jer . .. muscles moody pre- fers Schneidefs Art enjoys tennis and canoeing usually seen pursuing girls sidekick of Frank art school in the future. f- y' . Dianna Lynn Marie Seeman Diane pro skate-boarder friendliness is an asset constantly dancing Jim or not? Don't you know? business school after grad- uation. Doreen Kay Sickler Kay class flirt blond with perky personality . . . biggest coordinator of boys and girls Student Council Secretary chasing boylsj constantly . . . future nurse. june Esther Sickler June co-captain of the Amazons . . . quick smile to match her humor . . . You're Kidding! . .. constantly mov- ing seen with Linda Mitch is tops future elementary teacher. Andrea Frances Smith Andy Why? opposes the crowd nonconformist defends underdog pastimes include target shooting, piano, and singing . .. Shoe- maker's English is favorite Sherry 8: Jaye . .. future collegiate. William Alexander Simon III Bussie Spanish is tops bas- ketball player tall and shy Mitch's pride . . . easy going fellow . . . a handshake for all future plans include college. David Paul Sims Simburg commander of Sim's Army happy-go-lucky anything to do with cars rates high Mr. Boynton is tops big nose and crew cut . . . future auto mechanic. Ernest James Smith Smitty It bes that way some times big mouth notes in shorthand? pastimes include danc- ing and collecting records class clown future includes Pierce Busi- ness School. William B. Stephens Skip . ., one of the Auburn kids . . . Math II is favorite class cars and girls occupy spare time . .. football .. . Mr. Hart is top teacher Jayne! plans to become state trooper. E john Harvey Stetser Stets , . . academic . . . sports enthusi- ast History and Mrs. Hopkins are favorites fishing, stamps, and girls occupy him seen with Steve and Lew . . . future in college. Christina Virginia Stoye Tina You bet your life!7' reading and sewing keep her busy . . . companion of Cindy polite constant smile accompanied by big Hi ! hopes to become a nurse. joeann Verna Stretch Tick Ew! hobbies include boys . . . trouble is her name . . . chang- ing hair color softball and Mitch rate high . . . future beautician. Leah Stiles Lee always a friendly hello one of a matching trio con stantly plagued by problems rec ords occupy time . . . business school. Linda jane Swing Linda . . . orange Volkswagons? . .. long brown hair short and petite Oh Yeah! not as quiet as they think seen with Virginia after graduation, plans include becom- ing a secretary. Barbara Lynn Taggart Barb Oh avid postcard collector Spanish and Hickey rate high enjoys baseball red hair . . . friendly but ' shy . . . Sandy . . . future teacher. Judith Lynn Thompson Judy Shoot speed whiz on the crutches constantly talking jim pizzas and music occupy her time M of the 5 Musketeers . . . I.B.M. School Gary W. Trull Gary . . . known for long blonde hair , .. quiet except with a guitar . likes to hunt . . . future in U. S. Navy. Leroy james Thumlert Roy . . . shy and intelligent . . . excels in math . . . track is tops . . . Mrs. Hop- kins is a favorite future collegiate. Barbara jane Turner Turner fun in O. C. and Bridge- ton with Jamie Who, me? sheepish look . . . memorable fights with Chris '49 Dodge everything pink plans to marry a millionaire. ,fffvzgbvvg fg jj Cynthia Victoria Truax Cindy something too quiet always kind usually with Christina, Ella May, and Diane . .. undetermined future. Corine Uhland Corinne head of hot line in Eco- nomics . . . hockey . . . was that a cough or a car back-firing? Would you believe never gets mad wild . . . plans include college. f I by jfiyl r Q , A - r Lorraine Bea Vaneman Raine law class a favorite basketball fan famous for talking in study hall crackling laugh No, Chick . . . marriage in future. Gregg Newell Walter Gregoire always says something that sounds brilliant . . . chemist at heart . . ., c'est las vie . .. known for interest in Science . .. future at college. Wayne Wentzell Woody . .. Ag and Mr. Miller friendly, quiet usually seen with Reds and joe future farmer. s 5,1 'lf jimmy White jimmy mathematics and Mrs. Hopkins are tops . .. enjoys basketball, singing and dancing conservative dresser future in the Air Force. , - 1 -M N gig. .'wvf:l 3 . , ' , ' r , , . ., 'as Ernest jones Watson Duke sense of humor al- ways a wise comment friendly football, basketball, and track teams enjoys hunting, fishing, swimming, and listening to good records . .. future undetermined. David Allen Wfilliams David friendly, quiet always smiling teaching himself to play the guitar enjoys Chemistry future will include college or army. ftjixbf M' . NV AWD Howard Williams Howard good looking neat dresser You got it enjoys chasing girls on foot and in his green Chevy likes Algebra and Crash Boynton college in the future. Marie Susan Wilsoii' Marie ...what a doll great per-'N sonality and sweet smile . . . 'Yea-aah . . . shiny long hair with sparkling green eyes enjoys ice skating and swim- ming business schoolforescen. i 78 u - x. Judith Annette Williams Judy Will . .. popular blonde , .. cute 41 gal on tennis courts Have you seen jimmy? great dancer the new post-woman who hits mail boxes future includes getting a job or college. Ni ' buff church college Steven R. William Williams . . . nice guy . . . likes Mr. Miller and enjoys Ag class takes pleasure in hunting and fishing digs all types of cars . .. usually seen with Elwood plans a career in farming. Stephen Paul Woods Steve . . . no faith in Democrats Ah! Kee, Kee Kee reads the newspaper at lunch instead of break- fast familiar degrading laugh future includes college. Susan Wright Maryann Zarin Sue tries to look stuck up Maryann gets along with the big feet arguments with Northey in group conservative dress . . . famous gum-chewer . . . enjoys foot- I'm so hungry . . . likes Mr. Mulligan ball and dancing . . . seen in white Cor- . . . great personality . .. seen with vair business school in future. Salem girls a beautician in the fu- YUIC. .. N ,-1? Creamella Wright Glo How 'bout that pet- sistent smile loves to dance giggling eyes always neat seen with Corlin and Marilyn . . , future lab technician. American Field Service From other lands they come to learn, and in their learning new understand- ings are molded. Although they were once strangers, Akio and Beto will long be remembered by the class of 1967 as two of our best friends. Top Ten Sherada Schumacher, Yictor Mohl, Rachel Moore, Linda Mlinek, Tom Figlio, Charles Hill, Jamie Fuller, Steve Woods, Bette Hartford Joanne Burgess, Melanie Griffin Girls' S Boys' State Thomas Figlio, Dale O'Brien, Charles Gardner, Charles Hill and David Palmer Donna Remstcr and Alice Garrison Advisors Mr. john Mitchell Mr. William Hickey Cfficers '67 Frank Ponti- Vice Pfexident james Loveland- Pferident Etta Mcvifhirter- Serremry Alice Garrison- Treaulrer .P 5 r- . 1' .av -' 1 . 2 Eg I l ...-nu... - ,,... STAFF: Fir!! row: Howard Williams, Jerry Sickler, Nick Henlcy, Susan Pashuck, Judy Cook, Sandy Culp, Cheryl Nichols, Marolyn Foster, Eileen Atkinson. Serand row: Claudia johnson, Barbara Taggart, Nancy Foote, Shirley Hannah, Third row: Susan Barth, jamie Fuller, Candy Cates, Etta Mc- Whirter, Rachel Moore, Kay Sickler, Lynda Homan, D'Ann Avis. Woodchips Staff Melanie Griffin Bette Hartford Anixtanf Editor Editor-in-Chief Mrs. Trudy Bilclerback Frank Ponti Yearbook Advifor Layout Editor I I Joanne Burgess Mary Ellen Finlaw Willimn Woessnu Scheduling Editor Underrlafxmen Editor Ad:-'ertixing Editor Susan Adams Susan Cannell Sport: Editor Senior Editor Linda Mlinek jaye Pratt Stephanie Gemberling Literary Editor Artivitie: Editor Farulty Editor HI! -nf XXX X I K xii' Senior Directory SUSAN LEE ADAMS, RFD 5991-Harding Hwy.-New. field, N. J.-Hockey 1, 2, 3 4, QVarsityj5 Tennis 45 G. Softball 1, 2,5 Girls Basketball 3, 4 fManagerj Ath. Asso. 15 25 Cheerleaders 1 fj.V.j 2, 3, 45 fVarsityj Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 45 FTA 3, 4 fPresidentj5 jr. Play 3 CAdvertisementJ Prom 35 Sr. Play 45 Spanish Hon- or Society 2, 3, 45 St. Council 2, 45 WOODCHIPS5 Woodstonian 3, 45 Class Officer 2 QV. Pres.j Senior W EILEEN VIRGINIA ATKINSON, RD 9991 Woodstown, N.-I.-Candy Stripers 2, 3, 4 Ctreasurerj French H. So ciety 3, 45 F.T.A. 3, 45 Jr. Play 35 Latin Club 1, 25 Nation- al Honor Society 3, 45 Political Science Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Senior Play 45 WOODCHIPS5 Woodstonian 2, 3, 45 fco-editorj Chorus 3, 4 Qvice-presidentj DOROTHY ANN AVIS, 21 School Lane, Woodstown, NJ.-Hockey 1, 2, 3 U.V.j 4 fVarsityj G. Basketball 2, 3, U.V.-captainj Tennis 45 G. Softball 15 A.F.S. 3, 45 Candy Stripers 2, 3 Ctreasurerj 4 fvice-presidentj Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 45 fchairman refreshj F.T.A. 3, 45 jr. Red Cross 3, 45 Ir. Play 3, Sr. Play 45 Latin Club 1, 25 Prom 3 fchairman-refreshmentsj5 Spanish Honor Society 45 Senior W5 WOODCHIPS SHARON LEE AVIS, Main St. Monroeville, NJ. SUSAN KAY BARTH, Main St., Alloway, N.J.-Hock- ey 2, 3, 4 fVarsityj5 G. Softball fAlloway-Captainj5 Dance Committee 2, 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Prom Committee 35 WOODCHIPS5 Senior W ADALBERTO BASAURI, Avenida Ramon Castilla 994125, Piura, Peru.-A.F.S. 45 Key Club 4 JILL CLAUDETTE BEARDSLEY, Main St. Quinton, NJ. DIANE HARRIET BELL, RD 6451 Bridgeton, N.j.,- Glee Club 15 Chorus 2, 3, 4 ERNEST ALBERT BIDDLE, 35 Green St., Woodstown, N.-I.-F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Print Club 2, 3 AUTHUR JAMES BOESZ, Bridgeton RD 9991, Alloway -Baseball 25 Dance Committee5 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 fsen- tinelj Print Club 1, 25 Stage Crew 3, 45 fmanagerj CHRISTINE BOLDEN, RD 9951 Bridgeton, N.j.-Stu- dent Council 3 MARILYN JANE BOOKER, RD 9442 Box 389 Woods- town, N.j.-Woodstonian 35 Chorus 2, 3, 45 RACHEL THERESA BOOKER, RD -fl Yorktown, NJ. -Athletic Assoc. 45 Candy stripers 2, 3, 45 F.H.A. 1, 25 jr. Red Cross 25 Spanish Honor Society 3, 45 CYNTHIA LEOLA BRAXTON, Point Airy Station, IQ! .5 H l i bdrm Woodstown, NJ. PAUL MICHAEL BROOKS, Pinetavern Road RD i3 Elmer, NJ.-Band 3, 45 , SAMUEL ALLEN BROWN, Whig Lane Road Monroe- ville, NJ.-Basketball 15 Baseball 1, 25 Print Club 1, 25 JOANNE MARIE BURGESS, RD 42 Monroeville, NJ. -Hockey 3, Softball, A.F.S. 3, 45 F.T.A. 3, 45 Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 45 Jr. Red Cross 3, 45 jr. Play 35 Latin Club 1, 25 National Honor Society 3, 4 ftreasurerj5 Prom Committee fdecoration 8: refreshmentjg WOOD- CHIPS fScheduling Editorj5 Band Announcer 4. CHRISTINE NANCY BUSH, Lincoln Road RD 9951 Woodstown, NJ.-Girls' Softball 15 F,T.A. 3, 45 Prom Committee 3 frefreshmentj5 Spanish Honor Society 2, 3 ftreasurerj, 4 Woodstonian 2, 3, 4, fco-editorj5 Glee Club 1 SUSAN BARBARA CANNELL, 131 North Main Woodstown, NJ.-Hockey 1, 2, 3 U.V.j, Athletic As- sociation 3 Csecjg Candy Stripers 2, 3, 45 flocal Presi- dent-county 1st V. Presidentj5 Dance Committee 1, 3 4, QChairmanj5 F.T.A. 3, 45 jr. Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4 Cbloodmobile chairmanj5 jr. Play 2, 3 fmake-upj5 Latin Club 15 Prom Committee fDecoration Chairmanj5 Sen- ior Play 4 fmake-upjg Student Council 4 Qtreasurerj5 WOODCHIPS fSenior editorj5 Band 1, 2, 35 Senior W CANDICE ELIZABETH CATES, 74 North Main Woods- town, N.-I.-Hockey 1 U.V.j 2, 3, 45 fVarsityj Girls' Basketball 1, 2, 35 U.V.j5 A.F.S. 2, 3, 45 Dance Com- mittee 1, 2, 35 F.T.A. 3, 45 jr. Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 45 jr. Play 3 fmake-upj Latin Club 1 fvice pres.j 25 Political Science Club 2, 3, 45 Senior Play 45 Student Council 15 WOODCHIPS 3, 45 Woodstonian 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Senior W KATHLEEN ELIZABETH CAULFIELD, Auburn Road RD 9541 Pedricktown, NJ. LAWRENCE D. CHARD RD 4692 Woodstown, N.J.- Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramural Basketball fcaptainjg Latin Club 15 Senior W DONNA JEAN CHAPMAN, Friesburg Rd. Alloway, NJ. DONALD C. CHEESEMAN, RD 441 Woodstown, N.J. -St. Council 1 JAMES R. CHRISTOPHER JR., 7 Allen Ave., Woods- town, N.J.-F.F.A. 3, 4, Woodstonian 3, 4, Band 2, 3, Boys State falternatejg Senior W RICHARD CHRISTOPHER, Monroeville, N.J. DONALD CLARK, Cedarville Lane RD 9542 Woods- town, N.J. JUDITH DALE COOK, 22 Lee St., Woodstown, N.J. -Athletic Assoc. 1, Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Red Cross 3, 4, Jr. Play, Prom Committee 3, Sr. Play, Student Council 4, WOODCHIPS. VERONICA ANN CORBIN, 43 Liberty Ave. Woods- town, N.J.-Library Council 1, 2, Chorus 1, 2, 4 KENNETH ROGERS COSTILI., RD 1l4'2 Box 25 Woods- town, N.J.-F.F.A. 4, Print Club 4 BYRON RICHARD CRISPIN, Aldine-Friesburg Road Elmer, N.J.-Intramural basketball 1, 2, AVA 1, 2 SANDRA LYNN CULP, RD alfl Wfoodstown, N.J.- Girls softball 2, Dance Committee 3, F.T.A. 3, 4, Jr. Play, Library Council 3, 4 fvice presidentj, Sr. Play 4, WOODCHIPS ULYSSES CUNNINGHAM, Kelly Bros. Farms, Woods- town, N.J. SYLVIA DeLOATCH, 42 Liberty Ave. Woodstown, N.J. CAROLINE VERNA DEMPSTER, Alloway, N.J.- Girls Softball 1, Z, 3, 4, Jr. Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4 PRESTON CHARLES DOCKERY, Lambert Street Al- loway, N.J. KAREN RUTH DOLBOW, Friesburg Rd., Alloway, N.J. -Girls' Softball, Dance Committees 1, 2 HARRY T. DOLBOW III, Harding Highway, Woods- town, N.J.-Latin Club 1, 2,, Band 1, 2, 3, 4 LAURENCE EVANS DORRELL, Lambert St. Alloway, N .J.-Intramural Basketball, Track NORMAN LEE DRAINS, RD 9942 Monroeville, N.J. KENNETH DRUMMOND, Quaker Neck Rd. Alloway, N.J.-Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Baseball WAYNE ECKEART, Bridgeton Pike, Monroeville, N.J. BARBARA JEAN EMERY, 17 Allen Ave. Woodstown, N.J.-Candy Stripers 3, 4, Dance Committee 1, 2, 39 F.H.A. 3 Cpresidentj, Prom Committee 3 DONALD ENGLEHART, Dutch Row RD 9542 Elmer, N.J. KENNETH R. ESTES, Main Street. Monroeville, N.J. THOMAS PAUL FIGLIO, RD aifl Elmer, N.J.-Intra- mural Basketball 4, Ath. Assoc. 3, French Honor Society 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4 fsecretaryj, Political Science Club 2, Senior Play, Woodstonian 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys' State, Senior W, Key Club 4 ROGER ANTHONY FILARDO, Box 141 Alloway, N.J.-Football 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1, Political Science Club 3, 4, Sr. Play, WOODCHIPS, Woodstonian 3, 4 MARY ELLEN FINLAW, Telegraph Rd., Alloway, N.J. -Hockey 2, Candy Stripers 2, 3, 4, Dance Committee 2, 3, F.T.A. 3, 4, Jr. Red Cross 3, 4, Jr. Play, Sr. Play, Student Council 2, WOODCHIPS funderclassmen edi- torj, Colorguard 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, Senior W EDWARD FORAKER, 138 Spring Garden Street, Woods- town, N.J.-Basketball 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Ath. Assoc. 1, A.V.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 NANCY JOAN FOOTE, Main Street Monroeville, N.J. -WOODCHIPS JOYCE JEAN FORD, 37 East Millbrooke Ave., Woods- town, N.J.-Girls' Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Candy Stripers 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4 MAROLYN JOANN FOSTER, Alloway, N.J.-Hockey 1, 2, fJ.V.j, 3 fVarsityJ, 4 fmanagerj, Athletic Asso- ciation 1, 2, Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4, Prom Com- mittee 3g Senior W AKIO FUKUDA, 5-32-18, Sendagi, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo, Japan-A.F.S. 4, WOODCHIPS 4 JAMIE FULLER, Cobb's Mill Rd. RD 41 Bridgeton, N.J.-A.F.S. 3, 4, Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4, F.T.A 3, 4, Jr. Red Cross 3, 4, Jr. Play Latin Club 33 Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4 fvice-presidentj, Prom Com- mittee 3, Sr. Play, Spanish Honor Society 2, 3, 4, WOODCHIPS, Senior W CHARLES EDWARD GARDNER, RD 42 Elmer, N.J. -Key Club 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Sr. Play 4, Spanish Honor Society 3, St. Council 1, Woodstonian 2, 3, 4 fmanaging editorj, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys' State, Senior W ALICE IRMA GARRISON, 30 East Grant St. Woods- town, N.J.-A.F.S. 3, 4 ftreasurerj, Citizenship Insti- tute, Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. 3, 4, Jr. Play l l 1 3, Prom Committee 3, Sr. Play, Student Council 1, 2, 3, Class Officer ftreasurerj 2, 3, 4, Majorette 1, 2, Head Majorette 3, 4, Girl's State falternatej, Drama Club fsec.-treasj 3, Hockey 2 fJ.V.J, Girls Softball 1, 2, 4, Senior W STEPHANIE GEMBERLING, RD 42-Woodstown, N.J. -Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Qvarsityj, Girls' Basketball 2, 3, Ten- nis 1, A.F.S. 4, Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. 3, 4, Jr. Red Cross 2, 3, 4, Jr. Play Qmake-upj, Prom Commit- tee 3, Sr. Play 4, Student Council 1, WOODCHIPS 3, 4, Senior W SAMMIE LEE GIBBONS, RD 42 Elmer, N.J.-Foot- ball 1, Intramural Basketball 3, Track 4 ROBERT GINDHART, Whip Lane Rd., Monroeville, N.J.-Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Athletic Association 4, A.V.A. 1, Print Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3 JAMES E. GOLDSBOROUGH, RD 9151 Harding High- way, Newfield, N.J. JAMES GRAYSON GRANT, Marlton Rd. Woodstown, NJ.-Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 fcaptainj, Intramural Bas- ketball 3, 4, fcaptainj, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. 1, 3, 4 fhistorianj, Student Council 4 fpresidentj, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior W GEORGE T. GREEN, RD ilfl, Swedesboro Road, Woods- town, NJ.-Football 1 MARY ELIZABETH GREEN, RD ilf2 Elmer, N.J.- Glee Club 1, 2 MATTIE GREEN, Box 477 RD 442 Woodstown, NJ. -Girls' Softball 4, jr. Red Cross 2, 3, 4, Library Coun- cil 4, Sr. Play 4 THOMAS RICHARD GREENE, Main St., Monroeville, NJ. HENRY BOWEN GREEVER, 47 South Main St., Woods- town, N.J. MELANIE GRIFFIN, 39 Dickinson St. W00dstown, N.j.-Hockey 1, 2, 3 UVQ, Girl's Softball 1, 3, Girls' Basketball fmanagerj 2, 3, 4, A.F.S. 2, 3, 4 Qsecj, Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4 fad chairmanj, jr. Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4, fpresidentj jr. Play 3, Latin Club 2, 3, Library Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Qpresidentj National Honor Society 3, 4, Political Science Club 3, 4, Span. Honor Society 2, 3, 4, fpresidentj, St. Council 4, WOODCHIPS fassist- ant editorj, Woodstonian 2, 3, 4, fExchange Editorj, Glee Club 1, Chorus 1, 3, 4 fpresidentj, Senior W 3, 4 CLARENCE LESLIE HENSON, RD ilfl Woodstown, NJ.-Football 1, Athletic Association 1, F.F.A. 1, 2, Print Club 1 SUSAN LYNN HETZER, Box 332, Alloway, NJ.-Jr. Play fusherette, publicity staffj HERMAN HICKMAN, RD 442 Elmer, NJ.-A.V.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 CHARLES BRAINERD HILL, 52 N. Main St., Woods- town, NJ.-Football 2, 3, 4, Boy's Basketball 3, Intra- mural Basketball 2,, Track 3, 4, A.F.S. 4, Athletic As- sociation 4, Key Club 4, Latin Club 1, 2 fvice-presidentj, National Honor Society 3, 4, Political Science Club 2, 3. 4, Sr. Play 4, Boy's State 3, Senior W LINDA LEE HILDEBRAND, RD il92 Monroeville, NJ. -A.F.S.34, Candy Stripers 2, 3, 4, Dance Committee 4, F.T.A. 3, 4, H.O.A. 3 Qvice-presidentj, 4 fpresidentj BARBARA LEA HITCHNER, RD alfl Salem, N.I.-- F.T.A. 3, 4, jr. Red Cross 4, jr. Town Meeting 2, Latin Club 1, Chorus 3, H.O.A. 2, 3 CAROL MARIE HITCHNER, RD alfl Alloway, NJ.- Girls' Basketball 1 fJ.V.j, Dance Committee 2, 3, Sr. Play DONALD HIT CHNER, RD ilfl Bridgeton, NJ.-Print Club, F.F.A. 1, z, 3, 4 , JEAN GRISCOM HIT CHNER, 20 Marlton Rd., Woods- HOWARD SIMS HAMMEL, Kings Highway, Sharp- town, NJ. ROBERT PAUL HANEY, RD il92 Monroeville, N.j. SHIRLEY ANN HANNAH, Railroad Ave. Monroeville, NJ.-Girls' Softball 2, F.H.A. 1, jr. Red Cross 3, WOODCHIPS ' JULIE ANN HANNOLD, RD 9l42 Monroeville, NJ. -Girls' Softball 3, Glee Club 1, Chorus 2, 3, 4 BETTE BRIDGE HARTFORD, 16 E. Grant,St., Woods- town, NJ.-Hockey 1, 2,-3, U,V.j, Tennis 1, 2, 4 QVarsityj Manager.3, A.F.S. 2, 3, 4 fvice-Presidentj, Dance Committee 1, 2, French Honor Society 3, 4 fpresi- dentj, F.T.A. 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Po- litical Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, WOOD- CHIPS fEditor-in-Chiefj, Woodstoriian 2, 3, 4, Senior W ROBERT HARVEY, RD -7443 Elmer, N.j.-A.V.A. 2, 3, 4, Chorus 4 NICHOLAS HENKY, 169 Elm St. Woodstown NJ. -Trad: 1, Dance Committee 1, 2, jr. Play, Key Club 2, 3, 4, ftreasj, Sr. Play, WOODCHIPS, Woodstonian fmlewzitev se-'L-er-1-g azfzs-.sua town, NJ.-Athletic Association 1, Dance Committee 3, Jr. Red Cross 3, 4, Majorette 2, 3 JOYCE LORRAINE HITCHNER, BOX 372 Alloway, NJ.-F.H.A. 3, F.T.A. 3, 4, Jr. Town Meeting 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Library Council 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, Glee Club 1, Chorus 2, 3, 4 LINDA ANN HOMAN, Auburn-Woodstown Rd., Woodstown, NJ.-Hockey UVJ 1, 2, 3, Intramural Hockey 4, Girls' Softball 1, 4, A.F.S. 4, Dance Com- mittee 1, 2, 3, 4, jr. Red Cross 3, 4, Latin Club, jr. Play, Student Council 1, 4, WOODCHIPS, Woodstonian 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 1 Qpresidentj SHARLENE HOPKINS, Harding Highway, Elmer, NJ., -Girls' Softball, Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. 3, ftreasurerj 4, Jr. Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4, Prom Com- mittee 3, Sr. Play, Student Council 3 STEPHEN HOPKINS, 121 Waslrington St., Woods- town, NJ.-Intramural Basketball 1, Athletic Association 1, 3, Dance Committee, Jr. Play, Latin Club 1, Prom Committee 3, Sr. Play 4, Woodstonian 4, Class Officer 1 Qtreasurerj CORDELL R. HUBBARD, Box 389, Old Salem Rd., Woodstown, N.J.-Intramural Basketball, Athletic Associa- tion 2 CORLIN EVON HUBBARD, Box 389, Old Salem Rd., Woodstown, N.J.-F.H.A. 1, 2, Chorus 3, 4 MINNIE LOU HUBBLE, 20 South Main St., Woods- town, N.J.-Dance Committee 4, F.H.A. 3, Sr. Play MADALINE HUMMEL, RD -7lf2, Monroeville N.J.- F.T.A. 3, 4, Jr. Red Cross lg Jr. Play, Library Council 3, 4 CHARLES HUMPHREYS, Monroeville, N.J. J. OSCAR HUNT, Oldmans Pedricktown Rd., N.J.- Prom Committee MILTON JACKSON, Liberty St., Woodstown, N.J. ROBERTA JACKSON, RD ilfl, Dutch Row Rd. Elmer, N.J.-Girls' Softball PATRICIA JUNE JARMAN, RD 441, Woodstown, N.J. -Candy Stripers 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. 4 STEPHEN ALLEN JENKINS, Harding Hrhway, Elmer, N.J.-Print Club 2, 3, 4 PAUL JESS, Commissioners Pike, Monroeville, N.J.- F.F.A. CLAUDIA JEAN JOHNSON, RD ilfl, Woodstown, N.J. -Dance Committee 4, F.H.A. 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, WOODCHIPS DORIS ANN KEEN, RD 9K2 Woodstown, N.J. SUSAN MARY KELLY, Point Airy Rd., Woodstown, N.J.-Candy Stripers 3, 4, Dance Committee 4, Spanish Honor Society 2, 3, 4 PATSY JAYNE KILLIAN, 23 Main St., Auburn, N.J. -Girls' Softball DAVID WILLIAM LANGLEY, Lambert St. Alloway, N.J.-Athletic Association 3,' Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Prom Committee 3, Student Council 4, Senior W KATHALEEN LEISINGER, Alloway, N.J.-Candy Strip- ers 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Prom Committee 3 GEORGE CRAIG LOGAN, R.D. 9lf2, Monroeville, N.J. -Latin Club 4 KAREN LEE LOPATIN, HELEN LOUIE, Bowen Avenue, Woodstown, N.J. PEGGY LEE LOUIS, R.D. 443, Elmer, N.J.-Glee Club 1, Girl's Softball JAMES FREEMAN LOVELAND, 59 Marlton Rd. Woodstown, N.J.-Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4 fpresi- dentjg Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4, Key Club 2, fdirectorj, 3 fvice-presidentj, 4 fpres- identj, Prom Committee 3, Student Council 1, 3, 4, Class Officer fpresidentj 3, 4, Boy's State, Senior W ROBERT DALLAS LOVETT, R.D. 592, Woodstown, N.J. JULIANN MALINOWSKI, Cedar St. Alloway, N.J.- Latin Club 4 GEORGE C. MARTZ, North Main St., Woodstown, N.J. -Athletic Association 1, A.V.A. 1, 2, Dance Commit- tee 3, Library Council 1, Student Council 4 KENNETH GEORGE MASSEY, R.D. 493, Elmer, N.J.- Boy's Baseball 4, Latin Club 4 Cpresidentj, Print Club 1, 2, 3, 4 fpresidentj JUDY MATLACK, 72 West Ave. Woodstown, N.J.- Girls' Softball 1, 3, 4 fmanagerjg Tennis 4, Candy Stripers 2, 3, 4 fvice-presidentjg Dance Committee 2, 3, 4, Jr. Red Cross 1, 3, 4, Prom Committee 33 Senior Play Qhead of advertisingj, Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4, C5 yrs. as mascotjg Senior W MARTIN SANFORD MATTSON, R.D. -1lf2, Woodstown, N.J.-Football 4 EDWARD HITCHNER MCALLISTER, R.D. if 1, Bridge- ton, N.J.-F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 fpresidentj SARAH D. MCGOWAN, 3 Bridges Road, Newfield, N.J.-Girl's Softball 1, 2, 3, 4 SHIRLAIN MCKENZIE, 255 B Liberty St., Woodstown, N.J. ETTA CATHERINE MCWHIRTER, 100 N. Broadway, Mantua, N.J.-A.F.S. 4, Dance Committee 4, Jr. Red Cross 3, 4, Jr. Play 3, National Honor Society 3, Span- ish Honor Society 2, 3, 4 fvice-presidentj, Student Coun- cil 2 fexecutivej 3, WOODCHIPS 4, Class Officer 4 fsecretaryjg Glee Club 1, Chorus 2, 4, Senior W ROBERT M. MILLER JR., R.D. 5492, Elmer, N.J. HERBERT MILLS, R.D. Monroeville, N.J. WILLIAM R. MILLS, R.D. Monroeville, N.J.-Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 fvarsityj LINDA MARIE MLINEIQ Marlton Rd. Woodstown, N.J.-Girls' Basketball 1, 2 CJVJ, Athletic Association 2, Dance Committee 1, F.T.A. 3, 4, Jr. Red Cross 35 Na- tional Honor Society, Political Science Club 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Spanish' Honor Society 2, 3, 4 fsecre- taryj, WOODCHIPS Qliterary editorj, Woodstonian 3, 4 VICTOR GEORGE MOHL, Borton Drive, Woodstown, N.J.-A.V.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, National Hon- or Society, Stage Crew 4, Band 1 CHARLES J. MOOD, Howard Avenue, Woodstown, N.J. -A.V.A. 4, Stage Crew 3, 4 DIANN KAY MOOD, Howard Avenue, Woodstown, N.J.-F.H.A. 4, H.O.A. 2, 3, 4 RACHEL KIRBY MOORE, Daretown-Shirley Road, Dare- town, N.J.-Girls' Softball 1, 2, 3, 4 fcaptainj, A.F.S. 3, 4, Dance Committee 3, 4, French Honor Society 3, 4, F.T.A. 3, 4, Jr. Red Cross 3, 4, Jr. Play, Sr. Play, Na- tional Honor Society, Prom Committee 3, WOODCHIPS, Woodstonian 3, 4 WILLIAM E. MOORE, Cobb's Mill Road, Bridgeton, N. . DCIROTHY MULFORD, 138 Old Salem Rd. Woods- town, N.J.-Tennis 4, Girl's Softball 1, Athletic Associa- tion 4, Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Red Cross 1, 4, Jr. Play, Library Council 2, Political Science Club 4, Student Council 1, Sr. Play, Glee Club 1, 2, Drama Club 4 JAMES CLIFFORD MUNYAN, 220 South Main St. Woodstown, N.J. EDXVARD CHARLES MURDOCK, RD 7151 Woods- town, N.J. JACK ISSAC MYERS, JR., Box 19 Alloway, N.J.- Football 1, 2, 3, 4 fco-captainj, Track 1, 2, 33 Athletic Association DAVID LEE NEWKIRK, Pole Tavern, N.J.-Football 4, Athletic Association 35 Latin Club 4 CHERYL LYNN NICHOLS, RD 5193 Elmer, N.J.- F.T.A. 3, 4, Political Science Club 4 ftreasurerj, Span- ish Honor Society 2, 3, 4, WOODCHIPS 4, Glee Club 1 WILLIAM DAVID NICHOLS, Alloway-Woodstown Rd. Alloway, N.J.-Intramural Basketball 2, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Committee 1 Qchairmanj, Student Council 4, Boy's State Calternatej, Senior W VAN JEROME NOLAN, 60 Bailey St. Woodstown, N.J.-Football, Boy's Basketball CJVJ, Intramural Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, Student Council 1, Chorus 3 JOHN NATHAN NOVAK, JR., Timbermen Rd., A1- loway, N.J.-Intramural Basketball, Track, Latin Club DALE KENNETH O'BRIEN, 12 Marlton Rd., Woods- town, N.J.-Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4, Spanish Honor Society 3, Woodstonian 3, Boy's State 3, Senior W CHARLES S. OSBORN, Friesburg Rd., Alloway, N.J.- Intramural Basketball fcenterj, A.V.A. 1, 2 KARL WAYNE OTT, 15 Kresswold Lane, Woodstown, N.J.-Baseball 3, Intramural Basketball, A.F.S. 4, Dance Committee 3, 4, Jr. Red Cross 2, Key Club 4, Latin Club 4, Prom Committee 3, Band 1, 2, Senior W DAVID BALLINGER PALMER, 212 North Main St., Woodstown, N.J.-A.F.S. 4, Latin Club 1 Qvice-presi- dentj, 2 fpresidentj, Sr. Play 4, Student Council 3 Qvice- presidentj, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, Boy's State, Senior W SUSAN LYNNE PASHUCK, Mimosa Lane, Woodstown, N.J.-Hockey QJVJ 1, 2, Athletic Association 33 Candy Stripers 3, 4, Dance Committee 1, 2, 33 Jr. Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Sr. Play 4, WOODCHIPS ROBERT W. PAULLIN, 28 Main St, Auburn, N.J. JOHN T. PERRY, Kings Highway, Woodstown, N.J.- F.F.A. fsecretaryj 3, 4, Football 2 QJVJ, Track 1 PATRICIA SUE POINSETT, RD 52, Monroeville, N.J. -Dance Committee 1, 2, 3: F.H.A. 3, 4, Prom Com- mittee 3, H.O.A. 2, 3, 4 WILLIE EDWARD POLLIN, Alloway, N.J.-A.V.A. 2, 3, 4, French Honor Society 3, 4 fvice-presidentj, Span- ish Honor Society 2, 3, Cvice-presidentj 4, Key Club 3, 4, Sr. Play, Woodstonian 1, 2, Chorus 3, 4, Baseball FRANCIS CHARLES PONTI, RD 5143, Elmer, N.J.- Athletic Association 4, Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Play, Key Club 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Sr. Play, Span- ish Honor Society 3, 4, Student Council 4, WOODCHIPS, Class Officer 3, 4 fvice-presidentj CAROL PORCH, Friesburg Rd., Alloway, N.J.-Girls' Softball 1, Dance Committee 2, Jr. Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Prom Committee 3 JAYE LAUREL PRATT, RD 9992 County House Rd., Sharptown, N.J.-Girls' Softball 1, A.F.S. 2, 3, 4, Dance C0mIIliiTCC 1, 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. 3, 4, Jr. Play, Jr. Town Meeting 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Political Science Club 4 fsecrefflfyli Prom Committee 3, WOODCHIPS, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Drama Club 3, 4, Senior W STEVEN LEE QUIRK, 350 South Main St., Woodstown, N.J.-Latin Club 4 DONNA LEE REMSTER, Alloway, N.J.-Hodcey 1, 2, 3, 4 fVarsity Co Captainjg Basketball 2 QJVJ 3, 4 CVar- sityj, Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4 fVarsityj, Dance Committee 1, 2 fchajrmanj, 3, 4, Jr. Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Play 3 Qmake-upj, Prom Committee 3, Spanish Honor Society 2, Student Council 1, 2, 3 Qtreasurerj, 4, Class Offices 2, 3 fsecretaryj, Majorette 1, 2 Qdrumj, 3, 4, Girl's State, Senior W JAMIE ELIZABETH REYNOLDS, Alloway, N.J. PHILIP STEPHEN RHUDY, East Lake Rd., Woodstown, N.J.-Intramural Basketball, Jr. Town Meeting 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Student Council 1, Band 1, Chorus 4 , THOMAS W. ROBERTS, Canal Br String Sts., Alloway, N.J. HARVEY PAUL SCHUELER, 232 North Main St., Woodstown, N.J.-Sr. Play, Prom Committee 3, Key Club 4, Dance Committee 3, 4 SHERADA CAROL SCHUMACHER, RD -7592 Woods- town-Salem Rd., Woodstown, N.J.-Tennis 1, 2, A.F.S. 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, Sr. Pla DIANNA LYNN MARIE SEEMAN, McCoubrie St., Woodstown, N.J.-Jr. Red Cross 3 DOREEN KAY SICKLER, RD 5493, Elmer, N.J.-A.F.S. 3, 4 fpresidentj, Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4 Qtreasurerj, Jr. Play, Latin Club 1, Prom Committee 3, Sr. Play, Spanish Honor Society 3, 4, Stu- dent Council 3, 4 fsecretaryj, WOODCHIPS, Glee Club 1, F.N.A. 3, 4 JERRY ALAN SICKLER, RD 9653, Elmer, N.J.-Ath- letic Association 1, Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Sr. Play 4, WOODCHIPS JUNE EST HER SICKLER, RD 7593, Monroeville, N.J.- Hockey 1 CJVJ, 2, 3, 4 QVarsity, co-captainjg Girls' Softball 4, F.H.A. 2 fpresidentj, Latin Club 1, 2, Prom Committee 3, Class Officer 1 Csecretaryj, Majorette 2, 3, 4, Senior W WILLIAM ALEXANDER SIMON III, RD 9451, Woods- town, N.J.-Basketball, Boy's State 3 falternatej DAVID PAUL SIMS, East Lake Rd., Woodstown, N.J. -Baseball 3, Football Cmanagerjg Athletic Association 1 ANDREA FRANCES SMITH, 22 School Lane, Woods- town, N.J.-A.F.S. 4, Jr. Town Meeting 2, 3, 4, Political Science Club 4, Sr. Play, Glee Club 1, Chorus 2, 3, 4 ERNEST JAMES SMITH, Garrison Rd., Monroeville, N.J.- WILLIAM B. STEPHENS, Camp Kimble, Auburn, N.J. JOHN HARRY STETSER, 18 Macaltioner Avenue, Woodstown, N.J.-Boy's Basketball 1, 2, 3 QJVJ 4 fVar- sityjg Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 fcaptainjg Political Science Club 3, 4, Sr. Play, Woods- tonian 2, 3, 4 fsports editorj, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior W LEAH ST ILES, RD 9641, Woodstown, N.J.-Candy Stripers 2, 3, 4, Dance Committee 2, Glee Club 1 JOEANN VERNA STRETCH, RD 41, Bridgeton, N.J. -Girls' Softball, Dance Committee 2, F.H.A. 4, Latin Club 4 CHRISTINA VIRGINIA STOYE, 28 Lakeview Drive, Alloway, N.J.-F.H.A. 2, 3 fhistorianj, Glee Club 1, Chorus 2, 3, 4 LINDA JANE SWING, RD 42, Bridgeton, N.J.-Glee Club 1, Chorus BARBARA LYNN TAGGART, RD 9442, Monroeville, N.J.-F.T.A. 3, 4, Spanish Honor Society 3, 4, WOOD- CHIPS, Glee Club 1 JUDITH LYNN THOMPSON, RD -fl, Woodstown, N.J.-Girls' Softball 1, Glee Club 1, Prom Committee LEROY JAMES THUMBLERT, Monroeville, N.J.- Track CYNTHIA VICTORIA TRUAX, RD 9441, Woodstown, N.J.-Jr. Play, Sr. Play GARY W, TRULL, RD 9552, Elmer, N.J. BARBARA JANE TURNER, RD 9191, Elmer, N.J.- A.F.S. 4, Athletic Association 1, Dance Committee 1, 2, Jr. Red Cross 3, 4, Jr. Play, Sr. Play CORINNE UHLAND, Box asv, Alloway, N.J.-Hode ey 1, 2, 3, 4 fvarsityj, Girls' Softball 1, 2, Athletic Asso- ciation 1, 2, 3, 4 Csecretaryj, Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. 3, 4, Jr. Play, Latin Club 1, 2, Prom Committee 3, Sr. Play, Band 1, 2, 3, Senior W LORRAINE BEA VANEMAN, Friesburg Rd., Alloway, N.J. GREGG NEWELI.. WALTER, 16 Grandview Drive, Woodstown, N.J.--Intramural Basketball 3, 4 ERNEST JONES WATSON, 412 Bailey St., Woods- town, N.J.-Football 4, Basketball, Intramural Basketball fcaptainj, Track WAYNE WENTZEL, RD -7951, Woodstown, N.J.-F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 ftreasurerj JIMMY WHITE, Pedricktown, N.J.-Football 2, Intra- mural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 DAVID ALLEN WILLIAMS, 125 A Rose Drive, Woods- town, N.J. HOWARD WILLIAMS, Monroeville, N.J.-Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Committee 3, Latin Club 1, 2, WOOD- CHIPS, Senior W JUDITH ANNETTE WILLIAMS, South Main St., Woodstown, N.J.-Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Committee 1, 3, Jr. Red Cross 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Major- ette 1, Senior W STEVEN R. WILLIAMS, RD 5443, Elmer, N.J.-F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 MARIE SUSAN WILSON, RD, Elmer, N.J. WILLIAM WENDLING WOESSNER, 30 Chestnut Dr., Woodstown, N.J.-Intramural Basketball 4, Boy Scouts 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Play, Po- litical Science Club 3, Prom Committee 3, Sr. Play, Stu- dent Council 2, 4, WOODCHIPS fadvertising editor 8: business managerjg Wooclstonian 3, 4, Class Officer 2 fpresidentjg Band 1, 2, 3, 4 fpresidentj, Senior W STEPHEN PAUL WOODS, Daretown-Aldine Rd., Daretown, N.J.-Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Play 3, Key Club 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, National Honor Society fpresidentj, Political Science Club 3, 4, Student Council 1, 3, Class Officer 1 fvice-presidentj GLORIA CREAMELLA WRIGHT, RD 442, Allowa - Woodstown Rd., Woodstown, N.J.-A.V.A. 1, Candy Stripers 3, 4, F.T.A. 3, 4, Library Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Woodstonian 3, 4, Chorus 3 :g.I'?AN WRIGHT, 24B West Grant St., Woodstown, MARYANN ZARIN, RD 4191, Salem, N,J.-Latin Club 4, Student Council 1 UNDERCLASSMEN How does a school grow? It grows through the efforts of its students. The majority of these students are under- classmen, still growing and accustoming themselves to high school life. vy., vs, ,. 'M 5 T- Z.- Q J 'N ,ln-5 Quinn' dl' 'kit O 'IQ 'QNX-:..x,, l nm. F' I 3.49. a aa a ' 1 '2 JU IDRS Robert Anderson Donna Atkinson George Ayres Nancy Bassett Robin Baynes Duane Bell Edward Bevis John Bevis Alenda Bitter Lynda Boyd Charles Bradway jerry Branscome Beverly Braxton Chris Breidenbach Roger Bryan Nancy Burden Ken Bush Candy Butler Sylvia Buzby Raymond Byard Francine Cahill John Camp Gary Cantrell Rosemary Caufield Roberta Christopher Larry Clifford David Conover Kathy Cook Sylvia Buzby Treasurer, Willy Lippincott--Secretary, George Priest-President, Hubert Layton Vice President. X , 23 1 3 , l 4' 3: aff. 5 an fr .- ? a I , Q' . ef.. 1 1 ' ' . if v 3 X 5 4 I r 4 28. C? .iii .A r, x , Ella Counsellor Peggy Courts Mike Crawford Steve Crawford Jeff Damask Jody Damiani Irvin Dickens Madge Dixon Sharon Dolbow Fred Drains Mary Drains Mike Driscoll Sara Eissler Edward English Cami Estes Joy Estes Bonnie Finlaw Melinda Flitcraft Lynette Frambes Barbara Funk Barbara Gale Buddy Garlic Ester Garrison Elaine Garwood Cheryl Gaskins George Gaunt Nancy Gerlack Gloria Goolsby Thomas Groff Lawrence Gross Brenda Hackett Susan Hall Pat Hardwick Shirley Harold David Haskell Kathy Hawkins Michele Hewitt John Hoffman Joanne Holmes Connie Krause Joe Layman Harold Layton Hubert Layton Steve Layton Melvin Lewis Willy Lippincott Barbara Long Barbara Longsrreth Sara Maccarone Narcissa Marrow Carol Massey Ray Mastrangelo Donna McAllister Jean McConnel Gary McCracken Mike McGowan Donna McNally Carolyn Moore Robert Morris Robert Mowers Walter Mulford Elizabeth Munyan Sarah Muse Margery Myers Patsy Newkirk Fred Newkirk Bruce Nixon if S w A. 1 W hi s gf Skip Holmes Linda Hopkins Sally Homer Beverly Howard Cecil Hubbard Janice Hudson james Hughes games Jadrson ay Jess Alice Johnson Drew Johnson Judy Johnson Kenny johnson Mary gohnson Mike ohnson Clinton Jones Robert Jones Paul Kramme Donna Paleschic Scott Parker Martha Peech Ronald Perkins Elizabeth Pierce Peggy Pomprer 1' .' -M N , L N i 1 Q J - Q Q ft' + N li . 2 M A' lik in R 5 M M i aa '., Qi? 1 yi! kj Roy Powers Jeanette Price Kitty Pricltett Margaret Proud George Priest Billy Priest Mike Probert Russell Pu h Ed Quattleiaum Bob Quattlebaurn Betty Rains judy Reed Betty Ridgeway Doris Rivell Harold Rivell jane Robbins Bill Robbins Charlie Robbins Jane Roberts Susan Robinson Myra Schlosser Faith Schwebel Clarence Scurry Debbie Seagrave Julia Seagrave Jan Sherman Ned Shimp Josie Sorbello Paula Stoye jeff Supernavage Carol Swing Beverly Taggart Ralph Thomas Jim Thompson Evelyn Volkmar Phillip Voss David Waddingto Harry Walker Marvin Watson Masolete Watson Leon Wheatley Ann Williams n 1 ara il I-1 .ru , . 1 -f e b e al i i 4 is Q 3' Earl Williams Margo Williams Darrell Wilson Mark Wilson Chris Winters Robert Workman Cheryl Wright Joe Zimkouski Henry Redd 98 i reg f 2 HA Ii gf' , limi ' 'lair . s Syd, , fe.-.57 pg3,e,,,v.: K 533, . -1.z,,.v-1, M3-8 8. I 4 few, 2 Debbie Ackley Aliza Appel Edward Atkins Sammy Atkins Charl Austin Bill Avis George Ayres Bruce Baldwin Linda Baum Ellamae Bechtold Nonnzi Bell Peggy Biddle Beverly Bilderback George Bland Alfreda Booker Bobby Boweing David Briedenbach Barbara Brooks Donald Brown Raymond Brown Kathy Burgess john Burton Lynn Cady Minerva Campbell Edie Carter Virginia Chamberlain jimmy Cheeseman Rex Cobb ' ,Til . SGPHOMCRES Beverly Pettit-Secretary, Sue Rhodes-Vice President, Billy Avis-President Marion Richards-Treasurer. David Colson Linda Conover Susan Conover Donna Conto Thomas Corbin Mary Cosby Philomena Cuff Grace Cundiff Joann Damiani Albert Dando Charlene DeMaris Kurt Doleshal jennifer Downing can Dnimmond Russell Dmmmond Kenny DuBois Lynn DuBois Ricky Edwards Edna Eller Jean Eller Yankee Eller Bbehn Elting nnis Elwell Susan Emel Leona English Peggy Fisher Pat Fithian Francis Fleming Dana Flitcraft Richard Flitcraf' Beatrice Foote Beverly Foote Jeanette Forshay Francis Foster james Frank Doris Gilmore Gail Greever Steve Gregory Chicola Groce Eligabeth Haley Linda Hummel Jill Hand Herhy Hannah Dennis Harrell Linda Harvey Margie Harvey Nancy Harvey Jack Heil Manuel Hemandez Karen Hetzer MaryAnne Hewitt Bayard Hitchner ggnet Hitchner enny Hitchner Linda Hoffman Edward Holmes Emily Holmes William Holmes Betty Hood jon Horton Barbara Howard Gloria Howard Delores Hullex Roosevelt jackson Charlotte Jess jay Johnson Kelcie Johnson Patti Johnson Shirley Johnson George jones Irene jones Kenny genes Sonny ones Midge Keen Q!SL .. 4 I Q23 83282 Lorenzo Kelly Pat Kelly Nancy Kiger Billie jenn Kill Sue Lewis Robert Lindenmuth Donna Long Pamy Madonnie Sharon Martz jimmy MacDonald Lemv McFarland Benny MCTWIQ Alice Merriel Sherry Miller David Moore Linda Moore Lenota Mugrauer Ralph Muncasrer Carol Munyan Kathy Myers Kenny Newberry Billy Nichols Sarah Nitshe David Nixon Gordon Ostrum Jessie Parks Mike Par-melee Mary Ann Patten Carol Patterson Dewey Patterson Lyn Paulding Chervl Peterson Beverly Pettit Sue Plevak Floyd Pompper Nancy Pool Vester Lee Pope Debbie Pugh George Puglisi Dixie Quirk Doris Ratliff Ronald Ra born Byron Reed' Susan Rhodes Peter Matthews . I a 2.3 I . u 9 U Kea Q -- Lk ' E ,- . 1 -A - r if-ai' 1 r iii, ' A N Q 2 Marion Richards Ana Rios Elwood Robinson Glenn Robinson Patty Robinson Louis Schneider Brenda Sickler Joyce Sickler, Kathleen Sidcler Reed Smith Paul Somerville Frances Sorbello Peggy Sparks Paul Stevens Larry Steward Diane Stewart Henry Sweatman Gary Taylor Bill Ware Janet TflYl0f Beverly Thomas Mary Tomarchio Brenda Turner Judy Vanderwhcel Clare VanLeer Mary Vinson Alan Voss David Walker james Walker Gary Walsh Suzanne Walter James West Shirlet Wheatley Dale Whitaker David Williams Myrtle Williams Steve Wojak Cathy Wright - TornmyIXhilone Mary eager FRESHME Carolyn Ayars-Treasurer, Linda Waist-Vice President, Wendy Gemberling-Secre- tary, Craig Hoffman-President. 233 9 in B956 min Alice Clark Donna Coleman Nancy Conover William Corbin Jim Crawford Ronald Crawford Francis Darlington Vanson Delp Kim Dempster William Dickens Marion Dixon Diane Dolbow Terry Dolbow ioann Drains ohn Earnest Valerie Eckeart Nancy Ecret Francis Egan Lohn Egan ric Eifert Henrietta Elwell Kathy Bmel David English Howard Ennis joe Eulo Elwood Estes Sally Finlaw Becky Foote Harry Ford Umar es Fritz Kathy Anderson' Ann Atkins Steven Austin Carolyn Ayats Pat Baerk Gloria Baker Debbie 'Bantle jeff Battle Connie Bell Milton Bell Ward Bishop Michael Boyd Florence Booker Tommy Bowser Darlene Brown Linda Bryan Bonnie Burden Wanda Burkhamer Mamie Burton Peggy Buzby Carol Chard 4,9 .W I A , Pat Gaskins Wendy Gemberling Linda Giles George Goldsborough Ravenna Gray jimmy Hackett Linda Haines Margo Hannold Carl Hampton jimmy Hardwick George Harold Shirley Harold Leonard Harris Lora Harris Leslie Hart Pamela Harvey Nancy Haskell Bob Hawkins Lavina Henson Leslie Hetzer Patricia Howard Edward Hicks Thomas Hicks Barbara Hildebrand Kathy Hill Bonnie Hitchner Marsha Hitchner Craig Hoffman Paul Hoffman jean Holcomb John Holland Sam Holland Bill Holmes Sharon Holmes Nancy Holton . Rose Ann Howard Royce Howard Henry Howland john Humphreys Lillie Hunt Daniel Jenkins Scott jss Andy Johnson jack Joh nson Stephanie johnson David Jones Dorothy jordan Lucy justice joan Kacewich Dennis Kelly Jackie Kelly Dean Koewing Laura Krause jennifer Kuty Patrice Lamb Frank Land Lana Lee fl- til aka 15? . . Jig if ix l 'ii- i 1 ' ' I ' N 4 ff' fib,- ,aim-, Q ' N95 .er . 5' 'li aft . .1 ie A i ,-:TB 3 Dennis Morgan .. Paulette Morgan e- it fri Pat Morris David Mortimer John Mudrak William Mulford Sarah Muse vi Kathy Neeld Ib ' i Gamer Nelson X Sarah Newkirk .-'ff e ' I R -gg, V . :ei in T Warren Newman Debbie Nichols Marion Nirshe Edgar Nolan Gabrielle Lesti Williun Liles Lynn Lippincott Kenny Long Loretta Lovett Debbie Loveneck Charles Maaclr Roger Martin Ronnie Massey Helenann Marlack Donna Matson janet Mattson Mike McAllister Pat McGowen Phillip McGowan Diane Miller Donald Miller june Moncrief Wayne Moore Deems Morgan Dan Novellino Howard Nutt Denise O'Brien john Owen Jeanine Parks Robert Pashuck Charles Perry Debbie Pettit Thomas Pfeffer Gary Pitts Joan Pointsett Terry Point Dora Pollin David Pompper Ricci Ponti James Porter William Pugh Darlene Raines Gerildene Raines James Rayborn Q-V D . . .. 1 . ' lb ' Jia . Q ul A Y' nga lyk 1:2 mis: r.l 1 ea -Q -f Q iz il? i 4 fl ,e K il aw in if 32 Barbara Reed Curt Reed Patty Reed Gary Reese Olive Reid Judy Rich ' Eileen Robbins James Rowe Mary Rowe Martha Robinson Linda Sample jeff Sayres Elizabeth Schwebel Diana Scott Barbara Seagraves Kevin Sheehan Nick Sherman Clinton Shimp Brian Shoemaker Florence Sickler Roland Shorter David Simon Harold Smith Lynn Smith William Smith Richard Solem Louis Spado Gary Stanton William Statesir Carolyn Steward Robert Steward Robert Stewart Patricia Thompson James Trader Carol Trull Patricia Tyler Myrna Urion Carol Vanneman Isaac VanCulin Carl Washington Linda Weist Carolyn Wheatly David Williams Keith Williams Kenneth Williams Ronald Williams Darrell Wilson Elaine Wilson Margaret Wilson Joe Wiltsey Barbara Wright Joseph Wright Bill Yeager t Marie Zinkowskx Sharon Hoffman A i Q X7 , EG S L l nl In 'lf if 'xxx 4 I. I 9- s wx. .za aa 5 at I V .3 . . gf ' . :.' .1 . . iii?-?' 'fe' 1- ' rl A 2.3 Kathy Allen Dominic Beningo Sherry Biddle Bemadean Blum Ron Bongiovanni Floyd Booker Carol Borton Tim Bowser Scott Boyer Deborah Brace Becky Bradway john Braxton Janice Brown Kathy Burden Ken Burden Bill Candia Diane Candi: Bill Cheesemen Linda Cooper Norville Corbin Tom Castelein Robert Culp Susan Davette Mary Dawson George Dubois Il C 4 ' Bonnie Edwards Lawrence Eissler Beth Elting Cinclv Finlaw Joy Fithian Debbie Flitcraft Barbara Ford John Ford Beverly Foster Robert Frank Diane Frazier Rhonda Gamble Nila Gannon Rosalie Green Carolyn Gregory Michael Griffith Faith Gerber Joanne Haines Frieda Haney Linda Haney Myron Harvey Frank Hickman William Hickman Carolyn Hicks James Holmes Robbie Holmes Richard Homer Lynn Hudson Dale Hughes Genell Hunt Paula Johnson Hervert Keaton Kaye Hirby Ruth Krammer Susan Lang Merriel Layton Mary Lee Ricky Lindenmuth Garry Lippincott Darlene Litherllnd Eighth Grade 1 Emily Locuson Patricia Long Richard Macia Robert Mangano Robert Matlack Clark Mattson Laura McGill Steven McTyre julia Miller Theodore Miller Joanne Mitchell Patty Moore Q xv me V 4 l 3338 P: .,.f L , Qennis Mulford Richard Muncaster Joseph Nastasi Juanita Nolan Charles Owens Gertrude Patterson Stewart Patterson Terry Pedrick Eileen Pettit Denise Piel jerry Polk Steven Pool Randy Priest Richard Priest Eugene Quirk Thomas Rapp: Patsy Ridgeway Betty Robinson Valerie Robinson Harriet Rolle F' Roberta Sass Randy Scheule William Schill Joanne. Schlosser Darlene Shorter Donna Shorter Sarah Shorter Daniel Smith joan Stevenson Cathy Taylor Rodney Taylor Verna Terrell Peggy Thomas Shawn Thompson Betha Tumbull JoAnn Webb Karen Webb Robert Waist Daniel Willard Debbie Winters Edward Wforkman Donnie Wirth Steve Wright Susan Zane - ay- L, .e.,. W i Q Xi' 'J' 2 g 33 ! L 'r ,jr o rf r : 4 -1 e- 232 8312 fi! ,fl jeff Acton Anne Bevis Robert Bevis Shirley Bland Elinor Booker John Booker Marla Booker Brenda Bond David Branscome Larry Braxton john Briedenbach Bruce Brokenbaugh Jim Brooks jeff Bowling Steve Boyd Linda Caraldi Rick Cheeseman Beverly Conner Seventh Grade as Kathy Damiani Brian DeMaris Darla Dietz Paula Doleshal Steve Downing Terry Downy Cheryl DuBois Linda Ecret Sandy Edwards Paul Eller Bruce Evans Diane Fleckenstein Robert Ford Faith Foulke Bob Fri!! Larry Garlic Susan Giles Marvin Gilmon Judy Goforth Shirlain Gray Mike Greever Cary Griffin Marilyn Grote Larry Haines Teresa Hannah Grant Harris Pat Hart Sherznaine Henson Joe Hickman Toni Hoglen John Hollinger Melvin Holmes Curtis Homan Margie Hughes Sandy Jackson Kirk Johnson Kenny Johnson Barr! Jones Ran y jones Richard jones Sam jones Paul Koewing Debbie Kurty Dave Layton Anna Lee Major Lee Kathy Lewis Steve Lewis Tom Lewis Barry Linclenmuth Frank Lindenmuth Hayward Lyles Donna Lindsey Frank Lohmeyer Paul Longstreth Susan Madiraca Gang Martin Lin a Matlack Nancy Mattson Jim McGowan Nanq' McKinley John Miller Louise Mortimer Jackie Ott Joe Patten Gertrude Patterson Lee Paulding ,B B tween - if , b y , M get ' if 2 M Rose Sye Allen Taylor Ed Thompson Joanne Tillrnann Carmela Tomarchio Robert Tumer James Tunstull Sara Tyson ' Steve Petner Richard Pfefter Babs Pfister Thomas Pollard Furman Powers Laura Price Pat Pritchett jim Rappn Mark Redd Vicky Roberts Brent Robinson Gladys Robinson Ezekiel Rolle Vita Ross Linda Rowe Richard Rowe Jane Schwantes Susan Shallcross Colin Shoemaker Robert Smith Ida. Sorbello Tom Stevenson Ricky Steward Ricky Stewart A-4 Willie Walker Valerie Whitaker Peggy Winn Michael Wright Sharon Zane ACTIVITIES Through homework, books, and tests, we most remember those times when we worked on our endeavors. The clubs, the dances, the programs, and the plays we participated in will never be for- gotten. I Ei n - 1 'f re' ' I Y., xx. T2 712' 13 Ma ,,4 ,.f ,f it '11, f. 'Xa 1 , , e 9' - E . 'X , , A. M. x-4g1i...A. , H - fi l Q ,, ,. -1 -l. X., 3 XE? n J Ki R H I io.. v X X 6- A . A gf ff Q? Student Council -2 N, - ,.v:.,,4:,:n1 Fin! Row-Stuart Patterson, Donna Rempster, Joann Damiani, Debbie Pettit, Donna Lindsey, jeff Acton Second Row-Melanie Griffin, jo- ann Haines, Mary Finlaw, Florence Sickler, Kim Dempster Third Raw --Linda Hopkins, Linda Homan, Mary Dawson, Bonnie Finlaw, Joann Webb, Myrna Urion, Fourth row-Martha Peech, Sherry Miller, Beverly Pettit, jean Green, Carmella Tomarchio Fifth Row-Linda Baum, Wendy Gemberling, Tom Xhilone, Dave Nichols, Bill Woessner, Bill Langley Sixth Raw-Tom Bowser, Bill Mulford, Barbara Howard, Hubert Layton. If , Susan Carmel--Treasurer, Mike Driscoll-Vice President, Kay Sickler-Secretary, jim Grant-President ': '.:i7:1-: -a..'l:is I'EF ll 2- Executive Board ga gif! r l -fan:- 5 P!-W ' ag fm ii 9 Front-David Palmer, Craig Hoffman, Bill Avis, Serand-Mike Driscoll, Susan Adams, Frank Ponti, jan Sherman, Alice Johnson, Third-jim Love- land, George Priest, Linda Moore, David Waddington French Honor Society P S 1 Front Row-Eileen Atkinson, Jody Damiani, Bette Hartford, Willie Pollin, Second Row-Connie Krause, Mrs. Clapper, Rachel Moore, Tom Figlio, Jan Sherman, Pat Hardwick, Sara Eissler Spanish Honor Society Front row-David Nich- ols, Ken Bush, Frank Ponti, Beto Basauri, Howard Hammel, Willie Pollin, Steve Layton, joe Layman, Second row- Bob Harvey, Barbara Taggart, Sarah Marca- rone Alenda Bitter, Ann Williams, Etta McVlhir- ter, Melanie G ri ffi n, Linda Mlinek, Stephanie Gemberling, Susan Adams, Kay Sickler, Third row-Bill Simon, Chris Bush, Sue Kelly, Chris Briedenbach, jamie Fuller, Miss Ownes, Kathy Cook, Paula Stoye, Rachel Booker, Cheryl Nichols, Ed Murdock Latin Club ivo- -' 5'-'N 11. fix-if T54 Fin! rou+President-Donald Brown, Second row-Gloria Wright, Donna Conton, Claire Vanleer, Laura Krause, Pat Lamb, Third mu-jean Proctor, Beverly Bilderback, Carol Patterson, Edna Eller, Beverly Foote. julia Seagraves, Connie Krause, Fourth row- Ken jones, Celia johnson. Gary Walsh, Mickey Ostrum, Mike Parmelee, Mr. Mulligan, Fred Newkirk, Karl Ott, jeff Supemavage, Jay johnson, jim McDonald National Honor Society mx l,.- Lying-Sue B a r t h Front row--!LneeL ingl Linda Mlinek, Jo a n n e Burgess, Tom Figlio, Steve Woods, Charles Hill, Etta McWhir- ter Serond mu'- lxmndingj Eileen Atkinson, V i ct o r Mohl, jamie Fuller, M e I a n ie Griffin, Charles Gardner Phil Rhudy, Bette Hartford, R a c h el Moore American Field Service Fim mu-Pat Newkirk, Ed Quattlebaum, Gary Cantrell, jim Hughes, Bob Quattlebaum, Fred Newkirk, Serond mu'-jody Damiani, Dale Reese, Richard Flitcraft, Donna Conto, Beverly Foote, Mary Hewitt, Kathy Burgess, Third row-Kitty Prickett, Barbara Gale, Judi' Vanderwheel, Bill Ware, Brenda Sickler, Jo ce Sickler, Chris Briedenbach, Bonnie Finlaw, Four! row-Susan Lewis, Dana Flitcraft, Sharon hfartz, Jennifer Downing, Beverly Bilderback, Ralph Muncaster, Linda Baum, joann Damiani, Susan Rhodes, Fifth row-Margo Williams, Melinda Flitcraft, Kathy Hawkins, Ann Williams, Donna Mc Allister, Myra Schlosser, Charles Bradway, Willy Lippincott, Barbara Longstreth, Nancy Gerlack, Sixlb roua-Esther Garrison, Sara Eissler, Jan Sherman, Alenda Bitter, jean Proctor, Mary Tomarchio, Alice johnson, Debbie Seagrave, Nancy Bassett, Carolyn Moore. L f .Q ,Z Q E 3 f S SENIORS-Front-Melanie Griffin, Kay Sickler, jamie Fuller, Altio Fukada, jaye Pratt, Bette Hartford, Linda I-Iilderbrand, Beto Bassauri Sherry Schumacher, Slept-Candy Cates, Joanne Burgess, Rachel Moore, David Palmer, Etta McWhirter, D'Ann Avis, Barbara Tumer I Q i Key Club FV iff'-'r President-Jim Loveland, Firfl raw-Charles Gardner, George Priest, Paul Hoffman, Akio Fukada, David Waddington, Serond row-Donald Brown, Bill Avis, joe Layman, Charles Hill, John Elting, Third rou-Stephen Crawford, Willie Pollin, Steve Woods, George jones, Fourth row--Beto Basauri Melvin Lewis, Fred Newkirk, Bob Quattlebaum, Fifth raw-Nick Henky, Paul Scheuler, Frank Ponti, Mike McGowan, john Hoffman, David Haskill Ralph Muncaster Marching Band Color Guards Linda Hopkins, Elaine Garwood, Esther Garrison, Mary Finlaw, Pat Newkirk, Carolyn Ayars Concert Band L .X u - , ,Q Q H Firrz row-Bobbie Reed, Melinda Flitcraft, Dana Flitcraft, Lynda Boyd, Second 1-au'-Ann XVilliams, Debbie Seagrave, Dory Dolbow, Denise O'Brien, Sara Newkirk, Debbie Bantle, Kathy Anderson, Willy Lippincott, Ken NVilliams. Charles Maack, jim Porter, Royce Howard, john Stetser, Tbird rou' -Candy Cates, Charles Gardner, Margery Meyers, Sue Lewis, Chicola Groce, june Moncrief, Leslie Hart, Janet Mattson, Jennifer Kuty, Terri Point, Kim Dempster, Tom Pfeffer, Micky Sherman, Linda Wiest, Cathy Neeld, Donna McAllister, Bill Wfoessner, Lyn Paulding, -Iaye Pratt, Fourth rou'-Mr. Mar- mccini, Tom Figlio, jan Sherman, Alice johnson, Myra Schlosser, jimmy Hughes, David Colson, Debbie Pettit, Lynn Smith, Harry Walker, Steve Layton, Nancy Bassett, jon Horton, Linda Bryan, David Haskell, Steve Poole. George Priest, Steve Crawford, Fifth ron'-Tom Bowser, Jim Grant, Ralph Mun- caster, Tom Pfeffer, Robert Anderson, Tim Bowser. Bill Statsir, Ray Dwyer, Kathy Burgess, Sara Nitshe Drum Majofelle-Donna Remster Joy Esta, Donna McAllister, Judy Matlack, june Sickler, Bonnie Finlaw, Ann Willimns, Margo Williams . H end Maforetge-Alice Girrison Cheerleaders all s Varsity Fin! raw-Diane Stewart, Barbara Reed, Gloria Baker. Second raw-Carolyn Ayars, Cathy Neeld Third raw-Sara Newkirk, Linda Hoffman, Lori Harris. Susan Adams Jody Damiani Willy Lippincott jenny Downing Chris Winters Chris Breidenbach MaryAnne Hewitt Carol Patterson lfrank Ponti-llne Wolverine Junior Varsity. G, SMOKING Junior Red Cross Health Career Club Ir!-Sue Pashuck, Sue Cannell, Etta McWhirter, Jean Hitchner, Sharlene Hopkins, D'Ann Avis, Donna Remster, Corinne Uhland, Jody Damiani, Joanne Damiani, Linda Hoffman, Sharon Martz, Jenny Downing, 2nd-Lynda Ho- man, Judy Matlack, Dottie Mul- ford, Joanne Burgess, Jay Pratt, Carol Porch, Mary Finlaw, Jamie Fuller, Stephanie Gemberling, Can- dy Cates, Rachel Moore, 3rd- Frank Ponti, Nick Henky, Charles Gardner, Kay Sickler, Ed Quattle- baum, Melanie Griffin, Kitty Prickett, Charles Hill, Victor Mohl, Mike McGowan, 4th-Walt Mul- ford, Susan Rhodes, Chris Brieden- bach, Hubie Layton, Carolyn Moore, Ester Garrison, Barbara Longstreth, Faith Schwebel, Linda Baum, Chris Winters, Pat John- son, Kathy Hawkins, Deborah Sea- graves, Linda Moore, 5111-Fred Newkirk, Pat Newkirk, Bonnie Fin- law, Sara Eissler, Alice Johnson, Kay Jess, Melinda Flitcraft, Bar- bara Long, Sally Horner, Ann Williams, Donna McAllister, Wil- lie Lippincott, Bob Quattlebaum Fin! row-Sue Rhodes, Jane Robbins, Sharon Martz, Jennifer Downing, Kay Jess Melinda Flitcraft, Patti Johnson, Donna McAllister, Second raw-Sharon Hoffman, Sara Nitshe, Kathy Hawkins, Julie Seagraves, Jennifer Kuty, Pat Poinsett, Joann Damiaru Tblfd raw-Kay Sickler, Linda Hildebrand, Advisor, Mrs. Ester Rhodes, Gloria Wright Dale Reese, Jean Green, Carol Chard, Carolyn Stewart Chorus Kneeling-Willie Pollin, Bob Harvey, Brian Shoemaker, Phil Rhudy, Rick Muncaster, Harry Walker, Henry Sweatman, Fin: row-Linda Hopkins, Kay Jess, Donna Long, Sherry Miller, Peggy Fisher, Michelle Hewitt, Elaine Wilson, Joyce Hitchner, Lynda Boyd, Barbara Seagraves, Liz Haley, Cindy Truax, Elaine Garwood, Melinda Flitcraft, Second mu'-Pat Howell, Pat Newkirk, Joy Estes, Philomena Cuff, Andrea Smith, Susan Conover, Midge Keene, Kathy Myers, Irene Jones, Julie Hannold, Nancy Canover, Paulette Morgan, Patsy Madonnie, Etta McWhirter, Eileen Atkinson, Joanne Damiani, Joyce Sickler, Third raw-Mr. Marraccini, Cancy Butler, Diane Bell, Carolyn Ayars, Peggy Pomper, Melanie Griffin, Kathy Sickler, Peggy Sparks, Ester Garrison, Kitty Prickitt, Carolyn Moore, Cheryl Gaskins, Nancy Haskell, Marilyn Booker, Veronica Corbin, Joyce Ford, Janet Hitchner, Corlin Hubbard, Jean Drummond, Norman Bell Q . 158 --1:-QJ. ,, 1 . 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E 4 ' Q :E J if , lr it J, qw if , .'-QR'-.m2 ,s:, i I 4 t a ' i'E 'll , If in 0 l ,xx SQ. , N lo SENIORS Firrl-Susan Pashuck, Barbara Emery Second-Linda Hildebrand, Judy Matlack, Sue Cannell, Rachel Booker, Third- Gloria Wright, D'Ann Avis, Eileen Atkinson, Leah Stiles Fourth- Patty Jarman, Susan Kelly Fim row-Sue Rhodes, Jane Robbins, Ella Mae Bechtoll, Jean Green, Janie Coombs, Faith Schwebel, Melinda Flit- craft, Kay Jess, Beverly Tag- gart, Connie Krause, Barbara Long Serand row-Julie Sea- graves, Chris Breidenbach, Mary Tomarchio, Judy John- son, Sharon Martz, Joann Da- miani, Sara Eissler, Jeannette Forshay, Kathy Hawkins, Es- ther Garrison, Third raw- Linda Moore, Nancy Bassett, Alenda Bitter, Jennifer Down- ing, Sylvia Buzby, Beverly Bil- derbach, Linda Baum, Pattie Johnson, Dana Flitcraft, Betty Ridgeway, Susan Walters, Barbara Longstreth Candy Stripers jane Robbins, Jmn Green, Sharon Martz, 'jennifer Downing, Kay jess, Melinda Flitcraft, Alenda Bitter, Barb Howard, 2nd-Sue Rhodes, Sarah Nit- she, Kathy Hawkins, Susan Walter, Mary Tomarchio, Barbara Taggart, Patti john- son, 3rd-S h a r o n Hoffman, julie Sea- graves, jennifer Ku- ty, Chris Breiden- bach, Advisor, Mrs. Ester Rhodes, Dale Reese, Robert Mow- ers, Carol Chard, Carolyn Stewart Health Office Assistants Fim-Susan Pashuck, Diane Mood, Corinne Uhland Sef- and-Gloria Wright, Steph- anie Gemberling, Pat Poinsett, Linda Hildebrand Seniors Woodstonian Melanie Griffin, Exchange Editor, Nick Henky, Photog- rapher, Miss Hansen, Advisorg Connie Krause, Feature Edi- torg Bill Woessner, Business Managerg Chris Bush, Co-Edi- torg Eileen Atkinson, Co-Edi- tor, Charles Gardner, Man- aging Editor 141 . A t ...-Q N A Fin! raw, Susan Adams, Candy Cates, Lynda Ho- man, Rachel Moore, Lin- da Mlinek, Bette Hart- ford Semud row- Alenda Bitter, Gloria Wright, Carolyn Moore, Dana Flitcraft, Patti johnson, Nancy Pool, Beverly Bilderback. Thin! mu-Myra Schlosser, Lynda Boyd, Ann Wil- liams, Barham Howard, Linda Baum, jean Proc- tor, Sherry Miller, Chris Briedenbach, Fourlb row -Dave Waddington, Pete Matthews, Ralph Muncaster, Judy John- son, Willy Lippincott, John Hoffman, Jody Da- miani, Linda Hopkins, Fifzl: mu'-jim Chris- topher. Alice Johnson, Tom Figlio, Ken Bush, Mike Probert. XVilIie Pol- lin, Firr! mu' D'Ann Avis. Corinne Uhland, Madeline Hummel, Willy Lippincott, Eileen At- kinson Sermzd mu' Chris Brei- denbach, Alice Garrison, Bette Hartford, Cherly Nichols, Janie Robbins, Bonnie Fin- law Third raw Rachel Moore, Stephanie Gemberling, Sara Eissler, Jody Damiani, Linda Hopkins, Carol Porch, Cissy Finlaw, Barbara Taggart Fourth 1-au' jamie Fuller, Alenda Bitter, jaye Pratt, Car.- olyn Moore. Esther Garrison, Chris Bush, Ann Williams, Sharlene Hopkins, Linda Hil- derbrand, june Sickler, Sandra Culp Fifth mu' Gloria Wright, Sally Homer, Melinda Flit- craft, James Grant Future Teachers of America Safety Patrol David Waddington-Sergeant-at-Affm Susan Cannell-Vive Prerident Candy Cates-Trearurer Susan Adzuns-President Mrs. Edith Stein--Adviror Joanne Burgess-Secretary Fint mu' Sam Jones, Randall jones, Barry Lindenmuth, Paul Longstreth, Tommy Lewis, Second row Curtis Homan, Steve McTyre, David Branscom, Rich Lindenmuth, Robert Culp, Lawrence Eissler, Robert Matlack, Mr. Dwyer--Advisor, Steward Patterson, Dale Hughes, Paul Eller Third ww Lee Paulding, Bill Schill, Steve Lewis, Bill Cheeseman, Mike Griffith, Brian DeMaris, Ronald Bongiovanni, Richard Homer, Timmy Bowser, Dennis Mulford, -John Miller, Gary Martin, Marvin Gilmore, Robert Wiest ' ' Hifufzw . .MF Library Council W 3 4-lx-KX ix l 1 4, Shirley Vertolli, Linda Baum-Secretary, Sandy Culp-Vice President, Nancy X 5 Gerlack-Treasurer, Melanie Griffin-President. Sus, Ffm mu'-Gloria Wright, Rosea Green, Darlene Shorter, Cindy Finlaw, Mike Probert, Ella Counselor, Kitty Prickitt, Jeanette Price, Kathy Allen, Serond mu'-Suzanne Walter, Debbie Flitcraft, Becky Bradway, Beth Elting, Mary Dawson, Pat Hardwick, Mary Rowe, Pat Prichett, Ruth Kramer, Madaline Hummel, Joyce Hitchner, Mattie Green. Third row Paula Stoye, Sarah Nitshe, Myrna Urion, Darlene Litherland, Judy Goforth, Juanita Nolan, Mary Crosby, Francis Sorbello, Linda Haney, Beverly Bilderback, Debbie Brace, Jean Proctor, Peggy Thomas. Fourlb row-Susan Davett, Denise Peel, Natile Wozniak, Pat Moore, Beverly Foster, Caroline Gregory, Paula Johnson, Debbie Winters, Faith Gerber, Francine Cahill, Josephine Sorbello, Janice Hudson, Beverly Taggart, Sarah Muse. Q l , l A , Audio Visual Squad lrl-Mr. Dwyer-Advisor, Steve Booz, Jim Hughes, Earl Williams, 2nd-Bill Nichols, Daniel Willard, Victor Mohl, Robbie Holmes, Elwood Robinson, Ed Quattlebaum, Sam jones, 3rd-Paul Sevens, Mike Probert, Jim Cheeseman, james Holmes, Royce Howard, 4rb-Byron Crispin, Willie Pollin, Bob Quattlebaum, Ken Bush, Walt Mulford, Rex Cobbs, Bob Harvey, Charles Mood Future Homemakers of America qi lr:-Claudia johnson, Cynthia Braxton, Gloria Goolsby, Barbara Howard, Dolores Hullex, Beverly Braxton, Barbara Emery, Jeanette Price Zmi- Frances Sorbello, Maria Zim, Margie Harvey, Masolete Watson, Miss johnson Advisor, Sally McGowan, Chris Bolden, julie Hannold, Josephine Sorbello, Pat Jarman Athletic Association A wi. ' if R , M3 7 f N0 SHO I tit,1i Fin! row-Cathy Neeld, Jim Thompson, Robin Baynes, Larry Dorrcll, Corinne Uhland, Mike Johnson, Mr. joseph Irvin, advisor, jim Love- lancl, Jody Damiani, Dennis Harrell, Charlie Hill, Serand row-Richard jones, Susan Robinson, Donnie Brown, Dottie Mulford, Patsy New- kirk, Bob Gindhart, Elaine Garwood, Richie Flitcraft, Rachel Booker, jimmy McGowan, Third row-Paul Hoffman, Bob Pashuck, Brent Robinson, Rob Holmes, Susan Rhodes, Susan Walters, Jeff Seayrs, Frank Ponti, Mike Parmalee Junior Town Meeting of the Air Left lo riglif-Mr. Lombardo, Jaye Pratt, Phil Rhudy, Jim Grant, Joyce Hi-tchner, Andrea Smith, Barbara Hitchner Political Science Club Fim row-Steve Layton, Ken Bush, Ed Quattlcbaurn, Bette Hartford, Melanie Griffin, Leon Wheatley, Steve Woods, Eileen Atkinson, Candy Cates, Mr. Hickey, Bob Quattlebaum, Jim Hughes, Cheryl Nichols, Gary Cantrell, Harry Walker, Fred Newkirk, Linda Mlinek, Jaye Pratt Future Farmers of America Left lo righl-David Moore, Gary McCracken, Secretary, President, Eddie McAllister, Wayne Wentzell, Vice Presi- dent, jim Christopher, Treas- urer, Arthur Boesz, Sentinel Fin! rout'-Ronald Stewart, Mike Pompper Ronnie Massey, Yankee Eller, Arthur Boesz, Rex Cobb, jim Christopher, Dwayne Bell, Mike McAllister, jim Cheeseman, Serond row-Dennis Kelly, Charles Perry, Floyd Pompper, Elwood Robinson, Bob Morris, Gary McCraken, Howell Wentzell, Third rou'-Wfayne Wentzell, Ned Shimp, Frank Land, Ed English, Bill Moore, David Moore, Mark Wilson, Charles Robinson, David Conover, jim Hackett, Clinton Shimp, Fourth raw-Mr. Emile Fritz, William Pugh, Paul jess, Donald Hitchner, Ken Costill, Ernest Biddle, john Owens, Ken Hitchner, Mr. Frank Miller Stagecrew Firft row-Mr. Loper Ser- ond row-Charles Mood, Ar- thur Boesz, Third row- jim- my Cheesemzm, Gary Mc- Cracken, Fourib raw-Victor Mohl, Rex Cobb Print Club fl Billy Moore, Rex Cobb, jimmy Cheeseman, Donald Hitchner, Mr. Hart -nqfl Our Town Our Town by Thornton Wilder a tradition remade-first Senior class play in nine years cultivating New Hampshire ac- cents takes time and practice Oh, isn't it a lovely wedding? tearful third act. Mrs. jane Hopkins, director jamie Fuller, .rtudent difertor Charles Gardner, .Huge manages Tom Figlio, Stage manager The Ghost of a Chance Mr. Booth Wooten, Sr., Dirertor The Ghost of a Chance . . . romances and confusion . . . the spring comedy director Booth R. Wootm, Sr. and assistant, Mrs. Betty jones. STUDENT DIRECTORS-Dwayne Bell, Donna McAllister, and Bob Quattlebaum Sports As the spectators cram the bleachers in anticipation of the oncoming game, our voices surge upward with joy as our team marches on toward triumph-or plunge into gloomy tones as our opponents seize the lead. But even should victory not be gained, sportsmanship is the goal. Y ,. ff X f ' F-. f if i .li p , is 8 . ll' rl, 1 Vi Sxffg ' Hx x Ai Q Q Football ,: ii Ha it N B: r if ,, ' of K f writ' me M 3 ,ZBA J' 38 .33 39, 13 Li. to Rt. In Melvin Lewis, Ken Drummond, Van Nolan, Earnest Watson, David Newkirk, Bob Gindhart, Jim Loveland, Jack Meyers, Bill Langley, Roger Filardo, Sanford Mattson, jim Jackson, Donnie Brown. 2nd Leon Wilson, Billy Robbins, Mike Crawford, Jimmy Thompson, Mike Parmelee, Mike Driscoll, Mr. Ware coach, Roy Powers, Bill Avis, john Hoffman, Mike McGowan, George Priest, Stephen Crawford. 3rd james Rowe, Wayne Moore, Raymond Bard, Gary Taylor, james Taylor, David Colson, jeff Sayres, Edgar Nolan, Dewey Patterson, Fred Drains, George jones, Charlie Hill, Steve Wojick, Billy Smith, Charlie Robbins. FOOTBALL 1966 WHS opp. Gloucester 0 25 Merchantville 13 7 Pitman 0 0 Delsea 12 0 Pennsville 14 20 Pennsgrove 0 31 Clayton 40 7 Kingsway 7 0 Salem 1 5 6 Q I new W FOOTBALL SENIORS U. to Rt. Bill Langley, David Newkirk, jim Loveland, Bob Ginclhart, jack Meyers, Mr. Ware, Earnest Watson, Ken Drummond, Van Nolan Roger Filardo, Sanford Mattson, Charlie Hill. 15 , Zh J. , COACH WARE a new coach and a winning team the Wolverine FIVE victory parades Dragons have bad breath . . . and the Ram il dead. 140 1 l4I VARSITY HOCKEY IJ. to Rt. IJ! D'Ann Avis, Stephanie Gemberling, Susan Adams, Donna Remster, Alemia Bitter, jan Sherman, 2nd Susan Bg.rth, -Candy Cates, June Sickler, Gloria Howard, Chicola Groce. 3rd Vester Pope, Sue Lewns, Myra Schlosser, Mrss Nonhey, Linda Moore, Martha Peech. . Hockey WHS Opp Bridgeton 3 2 Penns Grove 2 1 Pitman 3 1 Clayton 2 1 Gloucester 4 1 Salem 3 0 Delsea 1 2 Pennsville 0 2 Washington Twp. 1 0 Kingsway 4 2 z! ,xr Fin! row-Linda Baum, Linda Wiest, Sarah Newkirk, Jody Damiani, Mary Anne Hewitt, Patti Johnson. Second row-Laurie Harris, Joann Darniani, Debbie Pettit, Debbie Bantle, June Moncrief, Denise O'Brien, Bever Lee Foote, Carol Patterson, Carolyn Ayars. Third raw-Barbara Howard, Pat Fithian, Emily Holmes, Mary Rowe, Kathy Burgess, Terry Point, Wendy Gemberling, Nancy Holton, Peggy Buzby, Suzanne Walten, Nancy Harvey, Connie Krause. Fourth row-Debbie Ackley, Beverly Bilderback, joan Kacewich, Edna Eller, Collette Wheatley, Mrs. Esther Rhodes- coach, Marolyn Foster-assistant coach, Susan Rhodes, Dana Flitcraft, Donna Contu, julie Seagrave. ' if you're walking, it's not fast enough favorite time-wind- sprints! coach who thought girls did more sleeping on the field than at slumber parties hoof red- necks. u ,-f , . Basketball young team and new coach close wins over Pitman and Pennsgrove two tall seniors second half cornebacks and the sixty-four foot bomb. BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL Ll. to Rf. jim Grant, Ernest Watson, Beto Basauri, Mike Driscoll, Mr. McCall, coach, Bill Avis, jim Thompson, Mike Johnson, Bill Simon. BOYS ,IV BASKETBALL Lt. to Rl. In Raw: jeff Supernavage, Dewey Patterson, Roy Powers, Clarence Scurry Edgar Nolan Bobby Hawkins 2nd Row: Mr. Elwell, Robin Baynes, Lewis Schnieder, John Elting, David Waddnngton john Gibbons SCORES WHS Opp. WHS Opp. Gloucester 45 95 62 76 Merchantville 5 3 47 61 46 Pennsville 46 44 78 40 Clayton 54 45 60 58 Salem 56 49 47 62 Delsea 58 56 77 49 Kingsway 70 -5 7 46 48 Pennsgrove 58 5 6 76 59 Pitman 5 5 72 61 58 I ai q 331' I i sf ' I XX .I Q J!! 5 A fx Q 5 PB Q - .w l vm we ,. 24 S 2 A I figlasi tin mascot . .. line u on the 50- ard line . .. mel- low . granny . . . anlii all her kids , . . high-scoring Girls Basketball snail sophomore team animals in every huddle .. . ALICE birthday dinner graduating seniors: co-captain Donna Remster, jamie Fuller. VARSITY-1:1 row: Kathleen Burgess, Patti Johnson, Donna Remster, Dana Flitcrzlft, Linda Baum. 2nd row: Miss Northly, Linda Moore, Patty Robinson, Myra Schlosser, jamie Fuller, jan Sherman. JV-In row: Edna Eller, Alenda Bitter, Terry Point, Nancy Gerlack, Nanqf Holton, Jeannie Parks, Connie Bell, Debbie Pettit. Smnding: Mrs. Hawk, Wendy Gemberling, Marsha Hitch- ner, Nancy Bassett, Mary Drains, Barbara Howard, Sue Lewis. ,Q-E.. P- - HL N v ' . Y 3 X Z X L 1 V 1 Z, if-1 4 48 '-is-....,,, CAPTAINS: Alloway-Susan Barth Darezaum-Rachel Moone Monroeville-Nancy Gerlack Woodstown-Massolete Watson Intramural Softball X X a A 'f l ' fr.:-fx - gl? 2 ,Sha-.. Baseball X' , an i1 f f . . A M-LAL VARSITY: Pint row-Mr. Slopey, Roger Filardo, Dale O'Brien, John Stetser, Akio Fukuda, jerry Sicklerg Serond row-Skip HOIITICS, joe Layman, Mike Crawford, Bill Avis, Mike McGowan, john Eltingg Third raw-Lary Mews, Walt Mulford, Robin Baynes, Richard Christopher, Bill Mills, manager, Harry Walker. j.V.: First row-Jim Hughes, Ben McTyre, K, Smith, Pete Matthews, Bob Hawkins, Serond row-Morris English, Ron Perkins, Mike Pm- bert, joe Wilrsey, Sonny jones, jeff Battle, Third row-jim Porter, Mr. Elwell, jim Rowe. . ,, .5 -. .L G .L said First row-Gary Reese, Robert Wilson, Bill Robbins, Ralph Muncaster, Bill Ware, Bill Langley, Dave Nichols, Larry Dorrell, Charles Hill, Sarn Gibbons, Jim Grant, Jim Loveland, Robby Holmes, Richard Jones, Second row-Charles Robbins, Robert Lovett, James Jackson, Fred New- lrirk, Roland Shorter, Ed Quattlebaum, Ernest Watwn, Steve Crawford, Roosevelt jackson, Tom Bowserg Third row-Mr. Miller, Don Wirth, Leon Wilson, Ed Holmes, Gary Taylor, Lorenzo Kelly, Royce Howard, Tom Corbin, Clarence Scurry, Louie Patterson, Van Nolan, Robert Pashuck, jon Horton, Jack Myers, Mr. Kapp, coach: ,Fourth raw-Lew Schneider, Leonard Jackson, Bruce Baldwin, George Jones, David Williams, Charles Maack, jeff Supemavage, Edgar Nolan, john Gibbons, Nick Shermang Fifth raw-Jim-McDonald, Bob Quattlebaum, Charles Fritz, Gary Walsh, Steve Woicik, Ken DuBois, Bill Holmes, Rick Edwards, Dennis Morgan, Andy johnson, Curt Reed Track 3 SENIORS Fin! row-Larry Dorrell, Sam Gibbons, Mr. Kapp, Charles Hill, David Nichols, Second row-jim -Loveland, Van Nolan, Robert Lovett, Ernest Watson, Bill Lanley, jim Grant i E .Q 'T iz Fin! row--Patti Johnson, Bobby Reed, Jody Damiani, D'Ann Avis, Judy Williams Donna Remsterg Serena' raw-Bonnie Proctor, Myra Schlosser, Linda Moore, Mr. Mulligafi cogch Ann Williams, Dana Flitcraft, Sue Lewis ' ' Girls Tennis Boys' Tennis Mr. Mulligan, coach, Steve Hopkins, joe Wright, Glenn Robinson, Bowen Greever, Timmy Bowser, Mickey Ostrum, Bill Woessner, Frank Ponti, Mike Parmallee, Ricci Ponti, Dean Koewing. is .J Advertizing Cooperation of school and community helps to support tomorrow's generation in the world of today. x.if x V . -. ff. 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Davis Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Bounds R Family Mr. and Mrs. Alivn L. Homan Sr. Mr. and Mrs. J. Baldwin Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hifchner Dr. and Mrs. Samuel P. Reed Mr. and Mrs Howard Sfiles Mr. and Mrs. Waller Driscoll Mr. and Mrs. Lucius Hancoclr Mr. and Mrs. James H. Fuller Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Fosfer Mr. and Mrs. William P. Fenimore Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Dilks Mr. and Mrs Allison E. Foofe Jr. Mr. and Mrs. J. Crisl' Mr. and Mrs. Al Cunard lll. Mr. and Mrs. Barney G. Webb Mr. and Mrs. Harry G. Mood Mr. and Mrs. Harry G. Mood, Jr. Pappy and Fisher Liffle Peeps Alias Capfain Nice Ella and Ed Hood Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ecref and Family Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hoffman Mrs. Jewell Nicholas Mrs. Emma Nicholas Farewell from Effa Dale and Donna Good Luck -Mom, Unck. and Sharon Roberf Morris and Elizabefh Haley T.B.M.F. Easf Ave. Chapfer Smiley Sfeve Crawford Mr. and Mrs. Sfanley Avis Sharon and Rusfy Sharon and Rusfy Fay. Alberf. Wayne, and Rachel Jimmy and Candy Mr. and Mrs. William Biddle Jaclr Dwyer Dulre's Garage 769-0609. Ernesf Biddle and Karen Powers Farm Boys are fhe BEST! '59 ...KIRB HARRIS.. Jac JOSEPH E. COLSON Professional Insurance 769-2600--Woodsfown J. HARTLEY NIXON Real Esfafe Insurance APPRAISALS 6 Soufh Main Sfreei' Woodsfown, N. J. MARGIE'S BEAUTY SALON Permaneni Waving Hair Coloring 8: Hairsfyling Dial 769-0294 Open Tues. Thru Sat 8:30 A.M. Io 5 P.M. Evenings-Wednesday 8: Thursday 25 E. Ave. Woodsfown 769-0294 Complimenfs of ELMER 5 8: I0 I3 Souili Main S'I'ree'l', Elmer, N. J. Complimenis of FRED HARZ 8: SON Elmer N. J. BUFF'S APPLIANCE SERVICE Aulhorized Dealer in Ho'Ipoin'I', Speed Queen, and Admiral SERVICE AND ALL MAKES 36 Froni' S+. Elmer. N. J. 358-2436 PIIOHS 759-05I9 Open Mon., Tues., Wed., Sai. 6 P.M. Thurs., Fri. fo 9 P.M SPINOSI Home of Famous Brands Men's, Women's and Boys' Fashions 9-Il Souih Main Sfreei' Woodsiown, N. J. Woodstown, NJ. THE WOODSTOWN NATIONAL BANK 81 TRUST CO. Woodsiown, N. J. Offices a+ Alloway. N. J. and Wooclslown, N. J. Tel. 935-3500 Tel. 769-0040 Alloway Branch KELLER RAMBLER, E. B. KELLER Aufhorized Sale 8: Service Harding Hwy, Elmer, N. J. Business Phone 358-8IOI Complimenfs of WODLINC-5ER'S MARKET 6 Souih 'Main Sheei' Elmer. N. J. POLE TAVERN ESSO Ed Quigley 358-783I CHARLES I. HURFF Purina Chews Sani+a+ion Producis Field Seeds-Farm Supplies Hardware-Sporiing Goods Phone: 358-8 I B0 RAYBORN'S FLOWER 8. GIFT SHOP I9-23 Soulli Main S+. Woodsfown, N. J. 769-0380 Our Best Wishes to the Class of 1967 THE LAWRENCE PHARMACY, INC. 9 Norih Main Sfreei Woodsfown, New Jersey P g 1 I ..F'? f' 1 R. E. LAWRENCE '49 W. R. GUEST 'I2 KAY DORRELL '5I Complimenis of HORNER'S DRIVE-IN CUSTARD 467-2525 Harding Hwy. Woodsiown. N. J. C I, + F swenzs. om :men s o BOB.. BQRBER SHOP SPORTS 8. HOBBY SHOP 24 Wesi' Ave. Woodsiown Disfribufor ' ' Wilson Afhleiic Equipmeni' DmPew-SliPcovers-Palini,-Wallpaper SPECIALIZING IN ALL TEAM EQUIPMENT Color Coordina+ing from LANDE ECORATING CENTER MAC FAR 22 26 S2 H1 M D S+ 339 Kings Highway, Swedesboro, N. J. ' U Gln . Woodsfown, N. J. 769-0050 ELMER TRUST COMPANY Harding Highway and Main Street Elmer. N. J. MEMBER OF THE FEDERAL RESERVE BANK AND THE FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. HOUSEHOLD CONSTRUCTION COMPANY General Building Contractors REPAIRS 0 ALTERATIONS 0 IMPROVEMENTS COMMERCIALS 0 RESIDENTIAL 228 S. Main Street Woodstown. N.J. 769-3322 You Name It We'II Build II ALL WORK GUARANTEED UP TO 20 YEARS TO PAY NO MONEY DOWN FREE ESTIMATES GIVEN DAY. EVENING. WEEKEND One of South Jersey's Largest and Most Complete Home Improvement Companies Congratulations to the Class of I967 From the FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WOODSTOWN l864-Over a Century of Service-I966 MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Deposits Insured Up 'Io SI5.000. Complimenis of WOO DSTOWN AGWAY Woodsfown, N. J. Your School and Homefown News ls Firsl' in The MONITOR-REGISTER Soufhern Jersey's Fasfesi' Growing Weekly Newspaper Complimenis of GRAND THEATRE I0 Easi' Ave. WHARTON B. CHEW lOWNERl CLASS '43' Enferfaining You ls Our Business Phone 769-9806 TRIO FRUIT FARMS EARL F. HUGHES Aura-Hardingville Road Monroville, N. J. Peaches, Apples Wholesale and Reiail 88I-4589 BADER'S HESS STATION. Sofi' Auiomafic Car Wash. and Parlr'n Wash Laundry LYNN B. LIPPINCOTI' Disfribufor for Herii'age's Dairy Producfs Phone 769-IO46 Woodsiown, N. J. Complimenfs of STEEDLEY'S JEWELERS Woods+own, N. J. WILLIAMS BROTHERS !'3'.F!,':'?Z'F'.'E? E? JEFhmn5-i350 .A Complete Qnaphzc .Ants Qenutce Cllndeu One 42006 CRBATW5 ART and DESIGN v TYPOGP-APHY 7-me Pnuwrmfa BY owwszf and LETTERPRESS CDMPLGTE BQNDIRYQHA MAILING FAQILITOBS MARGARET 8 DITMAN STREETS PHILADELPHIA. PENNSYLVANIA l9I24- JEAN BAILEY'S . . . LINENS IO7 N. Main S+. Imporfed, Domesiic Woodsfown, N. J. SLOPEY'S JEWELRY Keepsake Diamond Rings I86 E. Broadway Salem, N. J. DAIRY PRODUCTS-ICE Comphmems of CREA'f8yfiHE17DA'RY RIDC-5WAY'S GENERAL STORE 24 Hr. Self sewage HOME DELIVERY 5 P '- N- J- I8 Hem Grocermaf I95 Easi' Ave. Open Everyday I:LoREI::ggNzA:UCK Propriefors LESTER T. ROORK FARM SUPPLY Hwy 77, Elmer, N. J. R. D. 43 ELITE SANDWICH CO. Phone 358-306l Garden Supplies. Feriilizers, Seeds, Farms Grove' N' J' Farm Supplies, Lawnmowers, Traciors ED I'IUTCI'IIN5ON'5 GARAGE Inferesied in +I1e Souls of Ofhers General Repairs SOICS Pole Tavern and Darefown Rd. I IOFI:MAN'S EL 8-56I9 Salem, N. J. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Of Elmer, N.J. Phone' 35I-8I5I Main Slreef, Elmer, N.J. will JAMES L. POINT REALTY CO. I3 Wesf Avenue Woods'I'own, N.J. 769-0900 SOUTH JERSEY FARMERS EXCHANGE Woodsfown, N.J. Ferlilizers-Peslicides-Lime 769-0062 WENTZELL BROS. Lumber-Hardware-Building Malerials Beniamin Moore Painis Alloway, N.J. Phone 935-4333 THE CALDWELL HOUSE Under New Managemenl' Home S'ryle Cooking Luncheons-Dinners Banqueis-Parlies For Reserva+ions Call 769-l888 TAKE HOME SERVICE Harding Hwy 8: SI'a+e Hwy fF45 Woodslown 769-I998 PICKUP 81 DELIVERY A8xB REPAIRS Aufomofive Foreign and Domeslics Minor and Maior Volkswagen and Porsche Service Welding and Sfeam Cleaning 32 Wesl' Ave. Woodsiown, N.J. ED FOOTE PONTIAC 81 G.M.C. Harding Highway al' 4+h Sfreei' Elmer GOSLIN'S SELF SER ICE Congrafulalions fo Ihe Gradua+ing Class of I967 'From Ihe PHILADELPHIA MODELING 81 CAREER SCHOOL V GENERAL STORE L0 20000 ll LoI'us Avenue PHILADELPHIA WOWOWH- NJ- DRAMA WORKSHOP sruolo LO 3-0400 I05 Souih I8+h Sfreei' Philadelphia, Pennsylvania CARL HARZ Fine Furniture 424 Broad SI'reeI Elmer, New Jersey I I I 1 l l I 4 MHYiV T l Largesi' and Fines? Selecrion in All Jersey of 1 SOLID MAPLE, CHERRY AND PINE FURNITURE In Sfoclr . . . for Immecliare Delivery. Also . . . Carpering by LEES Wall Io Wall T or Room Size Bedding by SERTA. SIMMONS Recliners by BARCALOUNGER-LAZY BOY . . . CREDIT TERMS AVAILABLE T PHONE 358-724l OPEN 9 AM-9 P.M. CLOSED SUNDAYS If Complimenls of WOODSTOWN DINER Bell Phone-358-7l9l E. W. BOSTWICK 8: SON Concrele Producis Mason Material C 8, H Lumber Millworl: Hardware Zenilh, RCA Vicfor Elmer' N' J' Sales and Service 4 Bowen Avenue good Luck W ds NJ' FOOTE'S enocenv Monroeville. N. J. ' . wnnn in 'T neal lea,ba, QQ. rg-4 J L S 1 ii Complimenls of ' ' .5 ll W ELMER M. Foore s. soN if . if ' WW Www A Monroeville 'f 1, YJ' 9 FL is GILBERTS EAUTY SALON , P 'l'i,f,'.Qr 5 1 -' A a,b One of Sou+h Jersey'i Mos+ Moclern ' g 'i,'S'iQ l -dv Beauly Sa ons I ?7ll,2lfluggfr. ,T r 5 1' s exremsuceo oPERAroRs AT Au. TIMES 55' , H M, I '- 'jg i N5 Appainhgenl Neizeasary L Vi-S' YA' ' -1 T en on ay4a r a I o,lxlllN 'll J . Q: CondilionedpAir Dryers for Yollr Comforl' lf ' Q we -as T T S X 769-0883 zz N. man sf. weoaaovm ELWOOD L. JOHNSON Now Locafed al' PHILLIPS 66 STATION Roule 40 and Lake Rd. Woodsrown. N.J. Phone 769-9837 All Types Repairs Tires-BaH'eries-Accessories STOP IN SOON FRANKLIN CULP. EXCAVATING CONTRACTOR Avis Mill Rd., R.D. all, Woodslown. N.J. 759-3733 HITCHNER BROTHERS INC. Fuel Oil-Pain+s-Garden Supplies 66 Easl Avenue Woodsfown, N. J. 'X 9l7 T I967 gc , ximff wif Nl lm, W iw ot Salem Countyhigh school students have contributed to our success Establishment ot Du Pont's pioneer organic chemicals industry at Deepwater Point in 1917 opened new career opportunities for a host ot Salem County's young people, several generations of whom have contributed to the success of this plant and, in return, have shared the fruits ot their productivity. Fifty years ago, a scholastic education wasn't as essential to getting a iob as it is today. With good physique, normal intelligence and character, most any mature male could find some form of work for a livelihood. However, even then, high school and college graduates held the advantage in iob selection and progression. As industrial techniques became more sophisticated, and pressure ot expanding population created greater competition tor iobs, the need for advance preparation in education and skills has increased. Today, a high school diploma is a primary requirement for novice iob applicants at Chambers Works. Now entering its second halt-century, Chambers Works will continue to look upon the graduating classes ot Salem County high schools as a maior source ot tuture employees, male and female, for non-technical positions and lwith college degreesi for technical posts. Thus we urge the young people of this area to make the most ot their development opportunities through high school at least and through college, it at all possible. w Du Pont is an Equal dpportunity Employer. The Company's policy ls W to hire and promote qualified candidates lor available iob openings without discrimination in respect to race, creed, color, sex or origin. lle.v.l. 1.08 ham bers Works Ll. dtlP0lI'l' do NEMOIIRS It CO., INC. o good neighbor industry ot Salem County, tl. I. BOBB'S PHARMACY I3 Norlh Main Sfreef Elmer, N.J. HOWARD L. BOBB R.P. 358-453I ALLOWAY ESSO SERVICENTER Alloway, N.J. MASS REMSTER DELBERT ROBINSON lniernaiional Harvesler Sales 8: Service Congrafulafions fo I'he Class of I967 Farm Hand-Mayralh-Seed K' T- MARKET Painfs 8: Hardware Alloway, N.J. Phone 358-623l Elmer. N.J. DODGE'S MARKET Harding Highway Elmer. N.J. ERNEST M. BUCKLEY 8: SON Feed, Grain, Hay. Lime 8: Ferlilizers Cuslom Grinding and Mixing Mm 935-2234 Pl s Res. 935-lI33 Alloway. N.J. Complimenls of EAST AVENUE COLD CUTS Easi' Avenue a+ +he Railroad Crossing Phone 769-l655 HARRlETTE'S BEAUTY SALON Greenwich and Main S+ree'l' Alloway, N.J. Phone 935-3920 COUNTRY INN RESTAURANT Home Cooking and Baking FEATURING OUR OWN MAKE COUNTRY STYLE BREAD I6 Main Sf. Woodsfown. N.J. CHARLlE'S BIKE SHOP Aside Woodsfown Ho+el Bullel Lane Franchised Dealer. Schwinn Bicycles Paris and Accessories We Service Whai We Sell 769-0667 Woodsfown, N.J. BERTHA A. JENKlN'S MARKET Alloway. N.J. 935-5598 SING KEE LAUNDROMAT AND LAUNDRY 27 Norfh Main and 2 Bowen Avenue Woodsfown, N.J. Complimenfs of NATIONAL 5 81 IO. INC. I3 Soulh Main SI'ree'l' Woodsiown, N.J. ELMER AGWAY Package Ma+erial-Feed-Seed- Ferlilizer and Farm Supplies S'I'a+e Sfreef, Elmer, N.J. WOODSTOWN SAVING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Since I869 Morlgage Loans Insured Savings Accounls Chris'I'mas Clubs Soulh Main Slreel' and Wesl' Ave. Woodsfown, N. J. ROBERT N. PAULDING Fuel Oil-Girlon Tanlzs FrigidairwQuie+ May Oil Burners SALES AND SERVICE 2I4 Soufh Main Slreel' Woodslown, New Jersey JUNE'S GOLDEN TOUCH BEAUTY SALON JUNE F. COOMBS-Manager 37 Earl' Avenue Phone Woodslown. N.J. 760-2222 Complimenls of COUNTRY SUPPLY HOWARD AND MAIZIE WILLIAMS Your Local Molorola TV and Radio Dealer SALES AND SERVICE Phone: 358-2555 Monroeville OWEN SUPPLY CO. Chevrolet and Oldsmobile Sales and Service Farm Machinery Wifi, Gum-anfeed Over I00 Used Cars To Choose From Service v Phone 769-0308 Woodslown. N. J. 08098 Complimenls of J. H. TOULSON 8: SON Hardware. Housewares, DuPonI' Paini .A DUKE'S GARAGE Woodslown. N. J. Fronl' Wheel Alignmenl Service 769-0609 ILES 81 SHIMP Oldesl and Largesl' Chevrolel and Oldsmobile Dealer in Soulh Jersey DAMIANI BROTHERS 20 Sou+l1 Main Si-reef Woodsiown, N. J. A Complimenis of COWTOWN Complimenls of H. T. LAYTON HOME FOR FUNERALS Funerals Direcied by HUBERT T. LAYTON Over Three Generafions dl Dedicaled Funeral Service I02 Souih Main S1'ree'l' Woodsiown, N.J. 769-I5l5 SUNBEAM STATIONERY STORE l72 Easi- Broadway. Salem Phone YE 5-l236 J. J. EGAN Groceries-Meals-Hardware Phone 358-8588 Darefown. N.J. HELEN'S BEAUTY SHOP Rou+e 77. Shirley, N.J. Phono 356-2969 Drive Carefully and Take Time +o Be Safe. an P. E. KRAMME, INC. Monroeville, New Jersey AVIS GARAGE, INC vol.KswAGEN AGENCY Sales and Service Pole Tavern. N.J. Phone 358-8 I03 2-M,-1... .. F CHUCK'S BARBER SHOP I8 N. Main S'I'ree+ Cool-Clean-Comforfable Two Barbers Charles Macia. Prop. Phone 769-032l Phone I69-032 I Appoinfmenfs shop-159.2456 T eP o sf Residence-769.1314 JOSEPH HART Plumbing-I-Iea'I'ing Oil Burner Sales and Service 769-3333 QUALITY MERCHANDISE SKIP'S WAYSIDE FURNITURE Home of Ihe Large Rocker Roufe 40 Woodsiown, N.J. Congra'l'uIa'l'ions +o ihe Class of '67 from +he McWHIRTERS OF MANTUA Phone 769-3232 AL'S PLACE Lawn Mower Sales 81 Service Woodsfown-Mulica Hill Rd. Woodsi-own, N.J. Phone 769-II2l EARL'S SUNOCO SERVICE Minor Repairs-Road Service Pick-Up and DeIivery WE GIVE S8fH GREEN STAMPS U.S. 40 and Eas+ Lake Rd.. Woods+own, N.J. LEMlNG'S WOODSH ED 8 Soufh Main Sfreei Woodsfown, N.J. 769-022 I Gifis-Cards-Candles PHONE 358-444I TELEGRAPH SERVICE MOORE'S FLOWER MART Say I+ Wirh Moore FIowers Harding Highway Elmer, N.J. 'Q Grandfafher Cloclrs Specially BRADWAY'S New 8: Used Furnifure Boughi' and Sold Phone 769-I880 Harrisonville. N.J. JACK D. FINLAW INSURANCE AGENCY Bes+ Wishes fo Class of I967 CHARLES GARDNER-WILLIAMS FARMS R.D. 9523 Elmer Herdsmen Regisfered Holsieins Phone 358-B457 C. SWING AND GEORGE B. WILLIAMS Remodeling Home lmprovemen+s JOHNNY DAGUE ADD-A-ROOM SALEM 935-2900 BALDWIN'S REST HOME N. Greenwich and Canal Sis. Alloway. N. J. Phone 935-3755 GARDNER BROTHERS Elmer, N.J. 083I8 Brooms, Brushes, Rela+ed l'l'ems E. W. HOLTON Feed-Seed-Ferfilizer-Coal Warner's Lime-Beacon Feeds Dareiown, N.J. Phone 358-8628 or 769-0036 A. WOJCIK BUILDER 390 Millbrook Road Woods+own, N. J. Remodeling--Cusfom Homes-Pole Barns-Roofing-Ca binefs-Siding Complimen+s of KELLY FARMS Besf Wishes +o fhe Class of I967 EARLE H. SLOAN Your Local Insurance Man Elmer, N. J. Phone: 358-8I6I '- MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY losron. HA sucuusnrs FRANK BILDERBACK BOBBITT CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH Virginia Avenue, Pennsgrove, N.J. JOHN W. BOBBITT 299-0350 Frosi' Clean Brand New Furniture Second Hand JATES AND TRINKES A. GANNON Alloway, N.J. Clean Mass 935-4299 Couriesy of JOSEPH YOERGER Albany, N. J. Congrafulaiions fo 'Phe Class of I967 FARM MACHINERY Salem Woodsfown Rd. The edi'rors and siaff of 'rhe I967 Yearbook would like io express +heir grafifude +o all 'rhose who have made 'rhis publicaiion possible especially: Mrs. Trudy Bilderbaclc Mrs. Jean Shoemalcer Mr. John Mifchell Zamslry Phorographers Mr. Frank LeoH'a TAYLOR PUILISHING COMPANY 'VN KU: hi Yuvhdn Nl llvllvflli r-- 4 Way fqutv 1 IM, 0 2? 55Z'fggwilm If l f AZN MwfKgbA Wm, FMJW' W' ,1- M A M f WQQM ,yW0QfJimjgf'f,?w3bx ? wMWw m fififw Q W3 ffiff'ffDMfWVQfEf3Qfafiffff'M My . fkwjilf MK? My 5 MQW Q Q Q., :gill ,QZQTQQQ 4 UU I 1 U U S PPLQMENT il 1967 X x af' favs GIRLS' Clayton Salem Gloucester Cath. Pitman Delsea Pennsville Penns Grove Gloucester Kingsway Salem County Meet Tri-County Meet State Meet TRACK WHS 0 WHS 48 29 38 'fnbLg,.,,,- J gi!! f I iii x llmum S S Allielskklgiiif A lull 'ear 'Val .5 nig , Awww' W',1Lf'04,' MW . . l 1 l Steps, steps, and more steps . . . dif- ferent couples at every stop . . . student volunteers for night watchmen herded from one place to the next, then back to the HOT SHOPPE! live statue at the Wax Museum Good morning! It's 6:45 l Washington Trip I79 Ebb Tide queen Alice Garrison long, pastel gowns . . . the Purs'waders sne1kers at the Afterglow? . . . tired gooclnights ifter a long evening. ' fl- Q' . fix, '- A 5-Aviv-Q Junior-Senior Prom QR 4' 1. rx f l P :sz L i, , , . . I Commencement Practices in the hot sun . . . new approach to Bac- calaureate with Rev. Dave Bailey-KISS . . . solemn procession to Pomp and Circumstanceu . . . the turbulent world . . . impending rain and a cold wind . . . Rev. John Robbins Hart, Ph.D. . . . parties and a farewell to Akio and Beto . . . and, of course, tears. 'Q 1 r' . M - -A A ---.-- -W-M A WVWFMV fm! Eiiiiii -!?:g 1 3 .. !.q 4 Iii P! Ei 1 if EI W4ZZ we griffin if MLVSQV ,N W V PQ W' M fjj, NM W E