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Lt. Col. John H. Glenn, first U.S. man toorbit earth, smiled beside recovered capsulein a year full of p ioneer ing successes inspace navigation.

Victorious Sonny Liston stood over FloydPatterson after the shortest heavyweightchampionship bout in history.

Former Gen. Edwin A. Walker escorted offUniversity of Mississippi campus by U.S.Marshals as federal action upheld enroll-ment of James Meredith.

George Romney, elected governor of Michigan,(and family) were among the smiling new faces inpolitics after off-year elections.

Postmaster Gen. Edward Day inspected thismap outlining the $1.5 million mail robbery atPlymouth, Massachusetts.

New York Yankees won the Series fromSan Francisco in spite of Chuck Miller'sfourth-game grand slammer.

Philharmonic Hall, first unit of New York'sprojected Lincoln Center for Performing Arts,opened in a blaze of light.

Steeple at Oregon State College of Edu-cation , Monmouth, Oregon, fell before hur-ricane-force winds which raked the WestCoast in October causing major damageand communication breakdown.

U.S. and French officials gathered to wel-come crated "Mono Lisa" as the pricelesspainting arrived in New York en route to ashowing in Washington, D.C.'s NationalGallery.

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The Space Needle and Monorail train werehallmarks of the successful World's Fair inSeattle, Washington.

Sabin oral vaccine was made available nationally and offered promise ofcomplete immunity from all types of polio.

Left: Solid-fueled Minuteman, successor to more complex liquid-fueledICBM'S, begins 4,000 mile journey from Canaveral. Others .went into readi-ness in Montana.

Nuclear submarines USS Skate and USS Seadragon rendezvoused at theNorth Pole, hundreds of miles from open sea.

WALDWICK SCHOOL

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"Education makes a people ilead, but difficult to drive; easy togovern, but impossible to ensla

Dr. John J. FinnessySuperintendent

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ADMINISTRATORS

August IVnticone M. A.Principal

John Edwards M. Ed.Vice-Principal

FACULTY

AJohn Bel] M. A. Marion Bonczek B.A.

iFrances Haase B.S.

7Warren Jensen M. A. Frederick Knowles B. S. Adele Lesko B. A.

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Richard MacDonald B. S. Robert MacDonald B.S.

Edna Mills M. Ed.

William Smith M. A,

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Edward Mitchell B. A.

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Julia Traphagen M. A.

Joan McPhillips X

Ruth Mohring M. A,

David Umbach B. A.

Bryce Wilson B. S. Doris Wood Barbara Yager B. S.

Iris Ackerman Philip AUogramento Mark Antonick Edmund Baldi

John Bradley- Bab Brown Susan Brown Debby Brubaker

Allison Brown Virginia Bussing John Caruso Eddie Cederberg

Sandy Burke Steve Brash Bob Broncatello Jim Broncatello

Sue Certner Joe Cervera Joe Coerts Sharon Con*

Beth Cooinber Nancy Coomber Susan Costa Donna D.i an

John DeGraff John Dillon David Dodrls Pete i- Dre

Bill Elliott Hank Enberg Pat Foley Kathy Foote

Pat Fredella Harry Freer Gary Freitag Kenny Freitag

Danny Friedwald Fran Gagliano Nancy Ganguzza Leslie Garrett

Linda Garschina Bob Gawel Wendy Gifford Ronny Guandjoian

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Sandy Guernsey Candy Guth Dan Hahn Russ Haidinger

Glen Hannaman Jim Hankinson Pete Hauck Ronny Heddy

Greg Henshall Edgar Hiidebrandt Linda Hodgkinson

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Paula Hornak Joan Hunt Charlie I sing ! ) ( • ! • • •

Barbara Judge Dana Kasdan Dave Kelso Roger Kihm

w AAlana Knoblock Karol Koehler Larry Koehler Ross La Barr

Jacque Landi Lillian Last Andy LaTomme Sue Leadley

R nil Lewis Bob Lottes Karen Lyons Val Mabie

Carol MacNeill Barbara Mahlschnee Rich Maloney Janet McCann

VJeff McGinn Mike McNally Sane notti Her

Tom Miller Tom Morbelli Kathy X'orcy

Craig Morgan Suzanne Morgan John Mo Mike \ 11;;

Sandy Nalley Walter Nelson Mark Nelinson Sue Niblette

Joe Olsen

Auggie Paul

Sue Piscitello

Bob Riether

Al Pavoni

Randy Pope

Debbie Pallozzi

Bruce Peterson

Bill Quinn

Scott Roberts Laura Robinson

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Lynn Paszkowski

Mike Petrie

Pat Reardon

Sue Robson

Carole Rosen Barbara Ross Chris Rowe

Glen Sabiel Howard Sam Andy Scalzo Pat Sea

Mike Schaffer Lydia Sha Kathy Shern i

Bob Sherwood Mark Shriver Ellen Short Cherie Sieh

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Nancy Jane Sievert Richard Silvan Stephen Skow Linda Smith

Linda Lou Smith Billy Smith Bob Snowden Charles Solimine

Claude Specht Bill Spiess Keith Stark Mike Stasko

Marilyn Stevens Billy Strobel Teddy Suhaka Ray Suter

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Joann Tanis Barbara Tashjian Ralph Ten Eyck Kathy Tenny

Patty Tew Ada Torrano Domenic Trifilio Denise T i

Rosemarie Traynor Bart Verkaik Sue V illiers Sari •'.)<•

Wayne Wagnecz Holly Wallace Joey Wanco Jerry Welch

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Betty Wescott John Whitely Billy Wilkinson Nancy Williams

Joanne Wong Wah David Yager Kenny Young Sain Zacco

Kathy Zdaiuk Jeff Zaugg George Zumbano

We were very happy whenEric returned to school afterhis illness.

Eric Axberg

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THE EIGHTH GRADERS OVERRUN WALDWICKWhat would it be like if the Waldwick eighth graders overran the

town? Why not take a look and see.

As we begin our journey through the town, we see SUE CERTNER,

HOLLY WALLACE, and LINDA LOU SMITH waiting on MIKE MURPHY

and BOB REITHER in the Five and Ten. In the Radio Shop we see ERIC

AXBERG, STEVE BRASH, and JOHN BRADLEY listening to a baseball

game in which the Mets are winning, but we know the boys should be

working.

Now we stop to chat with JOHN DE GRAFF and PETER DREYER in

front of the Dress Shop where SARA WAGGONER, ALLISON BROWN,

CAROL MacNEIL, CAROL ROSEN, KATHY O'NEIL, and KATHY

SHERMAN are hard at work. Next we see LAURA ROBINSON, SUE

VILLIERS, CHRIS ROWE, and GREG HENSHALL trying to sell some

paint to KENNY FREITAG, DAVID DODDS, and BARRY MILLER. As

we pass the Chocolate Shop we see MIKE SCHAFFER, JIM WEBSTER,

and ANDY SCALZO ordering sodas from JACQUE LANDI, BABS

BROWN, SUSAN LEADLEY, and DIANE TOMAGNI.

Across the street in the Interior Decorating Shop SUE PISCITELLO,

DEBBIE JOYCE, and NANCY SCHAFFER are trying to interest SUE

COSTA, KATHY MOREY, and SUE ROBSON in some new furniture. In

the Garden State Dairy Store MIKE PETRIE, AL PAVONI, and ROSS

LABARR are eating the customer's ice-cream. As we pass the Library

we see RANDY POPE, JOE WANCO, and PETE HAUCK sitting on the

fence waiting for - - I wonder who? Inside, our three librarians LESLIE

GARRETT, DENISE TRACY, and KAROL KOEHLER are helping DANA

KASDAN, JOE OLSEN, and PAT REARDEN locate some books.

Back over at Jerry 's Cleaning Service BART VERKAIK, RICHARD

MALONEY, and LARRY KOEHLER are working away.

As we progress on our merry way we see CHARLES SOLIMINE,

DANNY FRIEDWALD, and ROBERT GAWEL in Jack's Market. Down

at the Plaza Gift Shop DONNA DAMORJIAN and MARILYN STEVENS

are showing BETTY WESCOTT and BARBARA JUDGE some of their

merchandise. Next to them, in the Drug Store, we see BARBARA

HUTTNER and LINDA GARSCHINA.

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Down at the Gulf Gas Station NANCY SIEVER1 and SANDRA GUERN-

SEY are filling the gas tank of a beautiful convertible. Over at Conning-

ton and Son we look in on JOHN CARUSO and RALPH TEN EYCK and

see them - - eating potato chips?

On the next corner we see two more grease monkeys, HOLLY JUBA

and ELLEN SHORT in Holly's Garage. Across the street at Adler's

WENDY GIFFORD, KATHY ZADANEK, JOAN HUNT, and ROSEMARIE

TRAYNOR are fixing the display in the window.

Who's this we see coming out of Borelli 's Barber Shop? Why it's

EDDIE CEDERBERG and MIKE LLY, they were just scalped by

PATTY TEW, KAREN LYONS, VALERIE MABIE, and CANDIE GUTII.

Over at the Post Office we watch SANDY BURKE, PAULA HORNAK,

GERALDINE ROES, and SANDY MENOTTI perform some of the tasks

of a postgirl. Across the street we meet the employees of the Grand

Union, they include: ROGER KHTM, RUSS HOLLISTER, JOE CERVERA,

WALTER NELSON, ROBERT LOTTES, MIKE STASKO, BILL SPIESS,

, KENNY YOUNG, JEFF ZUAGG, and RUSS HAIDINGER.

Down at Stazney's we see BILLY STROBEL, GARY FREITAG, SI

ZACCO, and GLENN SABIEL. As we cross the street to go back over

to Golden Block - - whoops! we came close to being run over by our

Fire Department which includes MARK NELINSON, THEODORE

SUHAKA, RICHARD SILVAN, RAY SUTER, PAT FREDELLA, and

1', ILL ELLIOTT. I1-.'hind them come the head of the Waldwick-Police

Force, Officer DAVE KELSO and Officer GEORGE ZUMBANO. .The

resi of the force includes: CLAUDE SPECHT, BILL SMITH, ANDREW

I.A TOMME, RICHARD LEWIS, and KEITH STARK. Some of I

female officers include: KATHY FOOTE, NANCY GANGUZZA, LYNN

PASZKOWSKI, LYDIA SHAPTER, and LINDA J. SMITH.

At last we arrive at Leonard's Men Shop where DAN HAHN, PHIL

ALLOGRAMENTO, and DAVE YAGER are busy straightening out shirts

and ties. At the hairdressers we watch JOE COERTS, HARRY FREER,

PAT SCALZO, and BOB BRONCATELLO practicing the latest styles on

CHERIE SIEH, SHARON CONTINI, and LINDA HODGKINSON. In the

Pet Shop we see JERRY WELCH, AUGIE PAUL, ROSS MOREY, and

RONNIE HEDDY buying worms from MARK ANTONIC, DEBBIE BRU-

BAKER, and BARBARA TASHJIAN. As we enter the Sweet Shop we see

the town's two respectable dentists, JIM BRONCATELLO, and HENRY

ENBERG ordering lunch from JOHN WHITELY, GLENN HANNAMAN,

JAMES HANKINSON, and CHARLES IS ING. In the Delicatessen we see

ED BALDI, KATHY TENNY, JOHN MORONE, VIRGINIA BUSSING, and

JOANN WONG WAH - - they couldn't be munching on pickles - - o r could

they?

Inside the Bakery SUZANNE MORGAN, IRIS ACKERMAN, and

KATHY KUKLINSKI are seen putting freshly baked goods on the shelves.

Over at the Junior House KAREN KAEUMLEN, SANDRA NALLEY, PAT

FOLEY, and BARBARA ROSS are busy displaying the spring and sum-

mer fashions. Next to them we see SUSAN BROWN and JANET McCANN

working in the florist shop.

If we look in at the Municipal Building we might see a meeting di-

rected by the Mayor, HOWARD SAM, and attended by the town council,

LILLIAN LAST, DEBBIE PALLOZZIE, and JOANN TANIS. Also BILLY

WIKINSON, RONNIE GUENDJOIAN, TOMMY MOREBELLI, THOMAS

MILLER, and WILLIAM QUINN.

Now we meet the employees of ShopRite: BARBARA MAHLSCHNEE,

CRAIG MORGAN, ADA TORRANO, BOB SNOWDEN, DOMENIC

TRIFILIO, EDGAR HILDEBRANDT, FRANCES GAGLIANO, and JOHN

DILLON. Last but not least we see ALANA KNOBLOCK (our recreation

directress) and her tennis group, MARK SHRIVER, NANCY COOMBER,

SUE NIBLETTE, BETH COOMBER, BOB SHERWOOD, and NANCY

WILLIAMS. Watching them are WAYNE WAGNECZ, JEFF McGINN,

BRUCE PETERSON, and STEVE SKOW.

Now that you have an idea what it would be like if the eighth graders

took over the town of Waldwick, what do you think?

Debbie Joyce

Nancy Sievert

Sandra Guernsey

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The Student Council, a new organization this year, isunder the guidance of Mr. Perticone, our Principal.

Under the direction of Mr. Smith this yearbook staffhas worked especially hard to make our yearbook oneof the most enjoyable possible.

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Guidance with Mrs. Mills and Mr. Ayres. The Safety Patrol with Mr. Wilson

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The Boys' Chorus, under the direction of Mr. Umbach,is made up of students from the Seventh and Eighthgrades.

The Waldwick Elementary School Orchestra is madeup of personnel from the band, and students of stringedinstruments. Miss Mohring is orchestra director.

Girls' Choir - - Mr. Umbach leads the choir in manyfine performances.

The Waldwick Elementary School Band has a member-ship of 60 musicians. With Miss Mohring directing, the:band takes part in several public performances duringthe year.

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Aimez vous Francais? Oui! Here is Mrs. Bonczek with Mr. MacDonald's class inMath.

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Mr. Keil, with his homeroom, teaching Social Studies.Mr. Brush, one of our fine English teachers, is showninstructing his class.

Here we see a class learning geometry with Mrs.Haase.

Here is Mr. MacDonald teaching three eager students.

Under the direction of Miss McPhillips this class isexperimenting in paints.

Our Color Guard marches in various parades irWaldwick.

The Baseball Team under the direction of Mr.MacDonald.

Boys' track under the leadership of Mr. Bell.

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The Basketball team, under the supervision of Mr.MacDonald, won five out of seven games.

Here we see the members of the boys' intramuralswith their instructor Mr. MacDonald.

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1 The J.V. Cheerleaders supervised by Mrs. Chiarahelped cheer the boys to victory at home games.

The Varsity Cheerleaders under the direction of Mrs.Chiara helped the team at both home and away games.

The girls pictured here, under the direction of Mr.Bell, participate on the Girls' Track Team.

The members of the girls' intramurals enjoy learningand playing various sports.

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Here we see eager eaters eating spaghettiin Mrs. Yager's Home Ec. class.

Learning to wield a hammer in Mr.Mitchell's Girls' Shop class.

Joe Coerts

Gary Freitag

Joe Coerts

Dave Kelso

Chris Rowe

Bob Broncatello

Dave Kelso

John Caruso

Bob Snowden

Charles Ising

Bill Smith

John Caruso

Howard Sam

George Zumbano

Greg Henshall

Dave Yaeger

Howard Sam

CLASS POLLBEST LOOKING

BEST DRESSED

MOST POPULAR

MOST ATHLETIC

CLASS WITS

BEST DANCERS

MOST ENERGETIC

MOST STUBBORN

MOST TALKATIVE

CLASS DREAMERS

NICEST SMILE

MOST INQUISITIVE

MOST DEPENDABLE

MOST VERSATILE

MOST SOPHISTICATED

PRIDE OF THE FACULTY

MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED

Nancy Schaffer

Candy Guth

Pat Tew

Alana Knoblock

Leslie Garrett

Pat Tew

Sandy Guernsey

Barbara Huttner

Sandy Menotti

Barbara Huttner

Nancy Sievert

Debbie Joyce

Nancy Schaffer

Nancy Sievert

Denise Tracy

Pat Foley

Debbie Joyce

Indian army mules packed supplies toward theHimalayan front in a futile attempt to halt Chineseinvaders.

Flanked by Vatican Guards, Pope JohnXXIII knelt in prayer in Saint Peters Ba-silica opening first Roman Catholic Ecu-menical Council since 1 869.

U.S. Military advisers trained Lao soldiers with the latest American equipment in theirfight against Communist infiltration.

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West Berliners lined Spree River and waved toward East Berlin as part of demonstrationsmarking the first anniversary of the Berlin Wall.

Doctor's strike in Saskatchewan, Canada, against a govement medical care plan, left hospitals all but deserted awithout means of caring for patients.

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or tests and test-ban talks continued. This 290-footd (foreground) rose from Nevada's desert floor threeds after blast which left a 1 200-foot crater. Buildingsof mound were about 10 feet high. Live transoceanic TV began as American Telephone and

Telegraph's Telstar relayed this image from U.S. to Europeover first privately-owned satellite.

Algerian women cast ballots in referendumwhich resulted in independence and an endto nearly 8 years of war.

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y crossed the finish line decisively beatings Gretel in the deciding race for the Amer-

One of the worst earthquakes in moderntimes reduced dozens of Iranian towns torubble and left 10,000 dead.

Left: Cuban invasion prisoners made it home just in time for Christmas after being ransomed fromCuban prisons. Right: USS Barry makes visual inspection of missiles on deck of Russian freighter Ano-sov as Navy patrol plane flies overhead after U.S. demanded removal of offensive weapons from Cuba.

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