1960 Would Like to Thank You and Dedicate This Yearbook to You As a Token of Our Great Appreciation

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To Mr. Workman-whose guidance and friendship has helped every student in this school . We the graduating class of 1960 would like to thank you and dedicate this Yearbook to you as a token of our great appreciation . wmm mmmmmm '•A :•!&{ . JOHN J. FINNESSY Superintendent

To the Students of the '60 Class: It has been a very happy year with very good teachers and wonderful pupils. You have worked hard which makes your achievement high. With this background you should have a very happy future.

D. FRANK WORKMAN Principal, M. A.

JUST PERTICONE • Principal, M. A . faculty

JOSEPHINE CHIARA, A.B. LAWRENCE DE LISLE, B.S. JOHN EDWARDS, M. Ed. Language Languages Physical Ed. Health

EDWARD GARZA, M.A. DOROTHY GILL, B.A, LYNNE GRIERSON', B.A. Social Studies English Science

WARREN JENSEN, B.S Mathematics MARY HALL, R.N. ADELE LESKO, B.S. Physical Ed. Health ROBERT MacDONALD, B.S. JOAX McPHILLIPS EDNA NULLS, B.A., M. Ed. Science Art Guidance and Social Studies

RUTH MOHRING, B.A. O'COXXELL, B.S, Music Music

WILLIAM .'..A. BRUCE WILSON, B.S. BARBARA YAGER, B.S. English Math Home Economics Lyearbooh ^ta

All year the yearbook staff has been working continously to complete the yearbook. We hope in our later years we can look upon this, our final product, and recall the many memorable occassions we shared throughout our eighth grade year. :TH GRADE OFFH

President . . D. Aiello Vice-President . . M. Gers Secretar) . C. DiCrosta Treasurer C. Banino

ENTH GRADE OFFICERS

President . R. Slowes Vice-President D. McGowan Secretary. . .L. Hurst Treasurer . C. Cooper

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R. Irving taro . ortaro ^farewell ZJo Waldwlch! -Stnd SJhen

As we walk along the corridors of our beloved Waldwick School we see a group of teachers, Lou Parrillo, Donna Aiello, Rosemary Shelly, and Laura Chaparian, talking about the school basketball and softball tournament. The physical education instructors Sandy Zacco, Rich Craig, and Tony Bar- chetto have been busy planning the event. Suddenly Linda Schocklin, school counter-spy comes screeching down the hall in search of Joe Borrelli, our public defender. "I just came from the girls' room and I saw a flying saucer go by! " she screamed. Jim Vermilyea and Al Mader, two of our school doctors, came rushing up to help her. Of course by now the hall was In its usual confusing state. Thomas Torregrossa and Jim Robinson came running down the corridors. "She's right, there is a flying saucer trying to land out there." Two photographers, Billy Spada and Tommy Welch dashed down the stairs to get a picture of the outer planetary vehicle. Bob Haase, aeronautical engineer followed them. Actually it was just another calm day at our school but Harriet Morgan and Ardith Pooley, two nurses dashed outside also. Even Lloyd Feder the school baker came out from the cafeteria to see the unusual sight. Then Jamie Sives, George Kevins, and Nora Ackerman, some brilliant college professors from nearby, made their way through the crowd. Anxiously everyone awaited the landing of the saucer shaped object. James Maguire called for some auto mechanics and electronics, and John Robertazza and Danny Bleyhl rushed to the scene. Finally the moment arrived and the pink saucer landed with a thud and who should tumble out but Diane Sorensen, headgear and all . "Where have you been?" everyone asked. "Oh, at pilots' school ." Then her comrades, Bob Cottrel I and John Davidson, stumbled out dizzily . "What's it I ike in outer space?" Steve Kimbro asked. "It's different, " John answered, "but nice." The saucer's nurse Judy Pepe came flopping out of the vehicle. "And I thought you were the nurse, you look sicker than everyone else aboard." Robert Zeller said, "Very funny!" Judy exclaimed. Meanwhile, Ned Vaivoda, a West Point cadet, and his pals Richard Schneider, a Naval officer, and Brian Jacobs, a sailor, had been talking to a group of careergirls. Among them were Susan Helwig, a New York model, and Anne Krauss, a noted actress. Many other well known celebrities were in the crowd. Bob Derow, a great baseball player was accompanied by Arthur Nazzaro, sports writer for Fishy Magazines, Inc. It was decided that we would show the saucer crew, Judy, John, Diane, and Bob, around our great town. We'll begin with the school. "Ugh!" said Frank lovine. In the auditorium, Cathy Foresta, our new music teacher, was arguing with another teacher, Nancy Jones, about the chorus. "I think they sing very we 11, " Cathy said, sticking up for her group . "Sure, they all have beautiful voices, but why is it every time they sing the aquarium in my room falls over?" "Well, they're powerful, I guess, " Cathy answered. From here we go upstairs to the new science laboratory, where we see scientist Diane Love and Richard Hampel, who is a land and climate expert, performing an experiment. Before we dare imagine the possible results, let's travel on. In the teachers' room we see Barbara Smith, Margaret Brehm, and Bob Nelson cooking their lunch. Golly — I thought home ec cooking was bad! Now we all climb into the pink flying saucer for a short trip around Waldwick. As we pass the Municipal Building, we see lawyer Elaine Garofalo bringing up a case in court. It seems that dentist Guy Werner drilled right through Jim Edwardjs mouth. Poor Jim is all wrapped up in band- ages, but with a little of Elaine's help he has a good chance of winning the case. Not far away we see the beauty shop. Here Anne Ambrosio and Cathy Moore are busy giving Don Nydam a manicure. Our new hospital is our next stop off. We see some of the nurses, Karen Grimsdale, Judy Kihm, and Judy Alexander watching Steve Sherman, who was giving a demonstration of his snakes. Hilda and Melvin, the cutest of them all had gone chasing up the hospital corridor after Dr. Ronald Weisinger and Dr. Edward Picard. Then we all made our way down to the dog kennels. Here Joan Kieck, Judy Webster and Lance Penhale, the veterinarians, are chasing some turtles and frogs down the hail. Oops-squish-"Wel I, poor Franklin had to go so/netime." Judy said. Stopping off at a nearby farm we see Arthur Pope and Fred Guenthner feeding the pigs. What a nice job! 8 At the Center Drugstore Paul Fischer and Robert Axberg are somewhere behind the counter filling out prescriptions. When Diane Sorensen, our pilot, tried to start "PINKIE", our flying saucer, from the drugstore, she just wouldn't go. Much to our distress she wouldn't budge. We called for Ronald Paras and Richard Mahlschnee, engineers, to help us. Before they came, Norman Mansfield rushed to the scene, and had taken our vehicle apart into about 25 pieces. But somehow he got it back together again, chugging better than ever. "Oh, ! fix about 1 0 flying saucers a day . " he said I ightly . From here we whizzed on to designing school . Here we see interior decorators Carol Roche, and Paulette Stevalet, architects LeRoy Freer and Pat Brady, and fashion designer Jeanne Politis. They are all drawing or scribbling something from what we see. Now we spin around on "Pinkie" and land at engineers' school where we see Russell Greaves, Fred Gould, and Bill Pyne trying to put an alarm clock together, what a mess! Imagine how they'll do in electronics. Stopping off at our historical museum we see archeologist Ronald Maas looking through some old bones. "Eeee! " Two housewives, Judy Klem and Laverne Schnare, race down the stairs and away from those squirmy bones. On the way they see zoologist Richard Springmeyer visiting in the pre- historic section of the museum. At our chemical nature laboratory John Bailey and Botonist Harry Howe are busy talking to a few of their secretaries, Dolores lovine, Michelle Gers, Lynn Smith, Dorothy Feder, Lorraine Boyle, and Anita Feathers. They seem to be having a good time. Now we will return once more to our beloved Waldwick School . As we enter Waldwick School we stop to take a look in some of the classrooms. On our first stop we find Elaine Schust teaching an eighth grade math class. hAy but they do look confused, and Gary Smith seems to be having too much fun with his pea shooter to pay attention. Farther on we find Justine Cobb who is just trying to teach. Mariann Schwinge is putting on her first "Spring Musical" and Rosemary Carino who is a famous dance instructor has come back to her home town to help Mariann. We find electrician Gary Entenmann helping with the lighting effects. Kathy Smith, much to our surprise, is teaching English. Barbara Lang seems to be having a great time on the trampoline demonstrating a seat drop. Barbara seems to have enjoyed it too much so we called in our school nurse Jean Hamilton and school doctors Pieter Jager and Ed My jack. After examining Barbara they tell our school secretaries Bonnie Barsten and Joan Dawson to call the drugstore and order a prescription from pharmacist David Carter. Then lawyer Charles Banino is called to handle Barbara's case and we find Linda Cederburg his secretary. Charlie has to take a plane which was constructed by Bob Piciccio. His pilot is army officer Jim Bussing. At the airport Charlie is driven to our school in a car designed by Craig Jester. As he reaches the school he sees our garbage man Dave Coomber stopping by to do his job. As Charlie enters our school who does he find standing in the middle of the hall but millionaire Ronnie Eldridge who is talking to electronics engineer Bruce Bogart, technical engineer Gary Hickerson, an engineer George Springmeyer. Reaching the gym Charlie finds Bill Hall, our school coach, talking to athlete Antoinette Pretko, and Rich Domanski, who is still trying to get through high school . Rich has recently seen merchant marine Dick Clark, carpenter Chet Stagg and Louis DeMeo, mechanical engineer, he is telling how successful they have become. Finally Charlie reaches Barbara, but there seems to be some commotion out in the hall . We find career girl Verne Henshall talking to builder Richard Beir. Rich has recently constructed Bill Bogart's bakery. Rich decides it's time for a vacation, his companion will be famous fishing writer Jay Burman . We find Martin DeHeer and Judy Andersen are still taking life easy while poor Paulette Rosen is going to college, leggings and all . We say farewell to Waldwick School and travel on. Riding through town we pass an exclusive beauty salon and find Coreen Wediemier, Judy DiPippo, Pat Yeomans, and Carol Stevens, four very successful beauticians. We also notice some construction work going on, where we find Bruce Corbett supervising, and construction engineers Greg Dimick and Ronnie Gilchrist. Continuing on our way we pass an insurance company where Lynn Jopling, Pat Crawford and Donna Whitfield are secretaries. Across the street from this insurance office is a doctor's office. Here we find Doctor Barbara Gisler and nurse Sue Thompson. We decide to stop to talk to Barbara, she informs us that she has just come back from a sick call at John Rich's farm. She also informs us of a country school where she found Carolyn DiCrosta, and Janice Hoebel teaching kindergarten. Joe Cervati and Dennis Morrow have taken over the physical education department quite well . Dennis told Bar- bara their school basketball team won 6 games out of 8 and Joe said he has finally conquered the art of tumbling. Traveling up to the mathematics department Barbara said she found Diana Shiphorst teaching Algebra. After learning that everyone has turned out successful we leave Waldwick biding farewell and good luck to al I .

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ANNA AMBROSIO JUDY ANDERSON ROBERT AXBERG KEVIN BALDWIN

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RICHARD BEIR DANIEL BLEYHL WILLIAM BOGART BRUCE BOGERT 12 JOE BORRELLI ANNE BOYER LORRAINE BOYLE PAT BRADY

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BEST LOOKING Tony Barchetto Verne Henshall

MOST DEPENDABLE Arthur Pope Donna Aiel lo

CLASS WITTS Ronnie Gilchrist Judy Alexander

MOST SOPHISTICATED Jimmy Edwards Nora Ackerman

MOST ATHLETIC Joe Cervati Barbara Lang

BEST DANCERS Bob Nelson Judy Klem

MOST POPULAR Tony Barchetto Verne Henshall

NICEST SMILE Jim Vermilyea Cathv Foresta

BEST DRESSED Tony Barchetto Cathy Foresta

MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Arthur Pope Barbara Smith

MOST BASHFUL Paul Fisher Diane Sorensen

MOST ENERGETIC Rich Craig Judy Klem

BIGGEST FLIRT Lou Parri I lo Judy Pepe

MOST STUBBORN John Bailey Rosemary Carino

MOST TALKATIVE Ronnie Maas Judy Alexander

CLASS DREAMERS Ronnie Maas Judy Alexander

BIGGEST BLUFFER Lou Parri Mo Nora Ackerman

MOST INQUISITIVE John Bailey Verne Henshall

MOST VERSATILE Joe Cervati Judy Klem

PRIDE OF FACULTY Arthur Pope Donna Aiello I erdonaiity

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kerman, Nora Nonny Jim . tuskers ColK Aiello, Donna Donut 1 don't know Teacher xander, Judith Sports Pitiful Nur Ambrosio, Anne na Bowli eze Beautician Anderson, Judith I es Sakes Axberg, Robert Axy Stamps Neat Pharmacist Bailey, John Beetle Shooting Oh Doctor Banino, Charl< Chas Girls 'em Lawyer Barchetto, Anthony Tony Sports Pitiful Gym Teacher Barsten, Bonn Oil Painting Chuckle Secretary :, Richard Dick Sports Cut the act Builder Bleyhl, Danny Electricity MIS Electrician • art, William Bogie Fishing Prunella Bogert, Br. sey Music Why not? Engineer Borrelli, Joseph Joe Knn Public Defender Boyer, Anne Ann Stamps Darn it iry Boyle, Lorraine • Lte Stamps Darn it ary Brady, Patrick Pat Stamps Sure Dad Architect tm, Margaret gie Money Great Scott Teacher Burman, Jay Stupid Fishing Writer Bussing, Jai Buss Airplanes >1 Point Carino, Rosemary Ro Dancing Dancing Teacher Carter, David Dave Guitar Holy Mackerel Pharmacist ederberg, Linda Lin Scrapbook Secretary Cervati, Joseph Joe Sports College Chaparian, Laura Pinkie Records For Petes Sakes Math Teacher Clark, Richard Dick Coin Collecting Navy Cobb, Justine Gussie Sports Neat Teacher Coomber, David -Dave Sports Prunes Corbelt, Br Wes Model Trains Ain't got Construction Cottrell, Robert Bob Football How about that Pilot Craig, Richard Rich Sports You're gone Gym Teacher c ."raw lord, Patricia Pat Cooking OH no ! Secretary Davidson, John Johnny Drawing Rats Pilot Dawson, Joan Joannie Basketball Oh Brother Secretary DeHeer, Martin Sports >w, Robert Bob Sports Mell of a Hess Ball Player DiCrosta, Carolyn Carol Teacher Dimick, Gregory Gre Sports Oh Charlie! Enin DiPippo, Judith Judy Sports Beautician Domanski, Richard Rich Models (girls) Darn Edwards, James Jimmy Chemistry Sucker Eldridge, Ronald Ron Fishing Aw Dried Millionaire Entenmann, Gary G a ry Motor planes Lay Off Electrician Feathers, Anita Ginger Horses Oh! For Petes Sake Secretary Feder, Dorothy Doi Stamps For Petes Sake Secretary Fcder, Lloyd Butchie Models Good Girl Baker Fischer, Paul Stamps Don't thank me Pharmacist sta, Cathy Cath Oh! Charlie Music Teacher Freer, LeRoy Roy Painting Oh ! Brother Architect Garofalo, Elaine Lane Books Prove It Lawyer rs, Michelle Mickie Dancing Oh ! Crumb Secretary Gilchrist, Ronald Gil Sports Engineer Gisler, Barbara Bobby Reading Crumb Doctor

22 . Russ F. any Gnu , Karen Carey Records I'm Hung; Gould, Fredrick Fr. Painting Fan Haase, Bob Bob Sports Engm, Hall, William Billy Sports Pro-Ball Hamilton, Jean Vickie Horses Pheu rse Hanipel, Richard Rich i Iking Keep Quit BioiOv Helwig, Susan Painting Oh ! Sv. Henshell, Verne Magazines Oh! Great Hickerson, Gary Hie Oil! Boy Engineer Howe, Harry Harry Fishing i [oebel, Jan Jan Stamps Oh ! Nuts a cher Io\ Lne, Dolores De Singing Oh! Gosh Secretary [ovine, Frank Fr ankic "Jazz" rman Oskervii Band '. i 'bs, Brian Planes, Fishing Cr Jager, Pieter P< Radio Gee Wiz Do*. Jester, Craig Stewpid Cars, Motors .v what did 1 Do? Engine •s, Nan< X a n Lmrning Wow Jopling, Lyne Bunny Riding Foo . retary Kevins, i Fish Kieck, Joan Jo Bowling Gee Kihm, Judy J udy Friends Oh you kook ! Kimbro, Sic Skipper Klem, Judy Jude Scrapbook Drop Career Girl Lang, Barbara Barb- Sports Schucks Love, Diane Diane Sports Oh ! Oil! Ge.. Maas, Ronald Ma a scow Planes "I forget" A r< Mader, Alfred Al Sports Darn It! McGuire, James Bob Electronics am It! Enr . Mahlschnee, Richard ousey Models lot? En_ n Mansfield, Norman Norm Guns Petes Sakes chanic Moore, Kathle Kathy 0 . Morrow, Dennis Denny Painting You're Funny Nazzaro, Arthur Art Guns insuran Nelson, Robert Bob Dancing Darn It Teacher Nydam, Donald Don Motors ack, Edward Parrillo, Lou Lou Sports Who me ? Engineer Penhale, Lance (.amping Darn it ! , Judy Pep Sports Shucks Picard, Edward Ed Wood-working Darn it! Doctor Picioccio, Bob Planes Drop J) Plane maker Politis, Jeanne Gu: Mo • Like wow ! Fashion Pooley, Ardith Art Horses Pete- S . se Pope, Arthur Art Trains Pet, Engine Pretko, Antoinette Ann A rr Oh Darn ! Sports Pyne, William Bill Stamps Oh Ge Engineer Robert a zz a, John Skcetcr Sports Beans hanic Robinson, James Jim Stamps No Foolin Roche, Carol Peanuts Bo Like Wow Interior 1). i . Rosen, Paulette Paul Rocks ge Schnare, Laverne Verne Music Down Girl House v. 3rd Rich Boats Oh Brother Officer Schocklin, I.;;. Lin Swimming Oh Crumb Correspond husty Swimming Its A Kill Colic. Shel] Ro Swimming Come Again She i Sherm Snakes Don't Bite Herpetologist Ship . ma Shippy a ding ath Jan -ion Go Croak! Colle. .;, Barbara itty Skating You All! .idler Smith, Lynn Smitty Guns Not Me !

23 Smith, Kathy itty Ac core Oh Dear! ier th, Lynn S nutty Sports Sugar ary Sorensen, Diai Smi Reading Pho< Pilot Spada, Bill S ports Holy MackeraJ Photography Springmeyer, ( Butch Stai Bull Engineer Spring :, Richard Spring Stamps Rats Zoologist 5ter Chet Stamps Carpenter alet, Paule Stinky You Guys! Decorator ens, Carol Snevets Scrapbooks Get lost. Secretary Thompson, Susan Sue Dancing Crumb Nurse Torregrossa, Thon Tommy Models Funny Builder Viavoda, Edward Ne< Sports Oh Nuts! West Point Vermilyea, Jan Jim Sports 1 Don't Know Doctor Webster, Judy J ay- Reading Holynut Vet. ., Coreen Movie Stars Darn it ! Beautician erner, Guy Guy bert G uns Holy Samolians Dentist Ich, Thomas Tommy Girls Oh Bull! Photographer VVhitfield, Donna Sports Da rn Secretary nans, Patricia Pat Bowling OH Shoot! Beautician Zacco, Sandra Lynn Sports Sugar Phs. Teacher Ler, Robert Bowling Bowling Why Not!

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Ackerman, Nora leaves her brains to someone who will use them more than she did Aiello, Donna leaves her president's office to Bill Villorosa. Alexander, Judy leaves her brains and ability to someone who wants them. Ambrosio, Nina leaves her dirty sneakers to Karen Jackson. Axberg, Robert leaves to Gail Mathies his 3th grade knowledge. Bailey, John Just plain LEAVES! Banino, Charles leaves Waldwick Public School to anyone who wants it. Barchetto, Tony leaves his rock and roll albums to Sherry Williams. Barsten, Bonnie leaves her short hair to John Pintavalle. Beir, Richard leaves his books to Kevin Galland. Bogart, William leaves his good marks to Bob Smith. Bogert, Bruce leaves his good marks in Math to Leslie Gifford. Borrelli, Joe leaves Tom Leigh all his Compositions. Boyle, Lorraine leaves her straight hair to Lynne Farrow. Brady, Pat leaves his crummy marks to Eric Trump. Brehm, Margaret leaves a lock of hair to Joan Grippo. Burman, Jay leaves his no good junk to Hank Solow. Bussing, Jim leaves his good looks to Leslie Gifford. Carino, Rosemary leaves her evil eye to Sherry Williams. Carter, David leaves his great guitar playing to Kenin Gallahan. Cederberg, Linda leaves her loose fitting cheerleading uniform to Linda Griner. Cervati, Joe leaves his hair to Bill Lange.

24 Chaparian, Laura leaves her unchewed gum to Vickie Lawrence. Cobb, Justine leaves her great (?) Math marks to Beverly Reed. Coomber, David leaves his detention slips to Rick Marcelo. Corbett, Bruce leaves his brains to a stupid kid. Craig, Richard leaves his co-captain position to Bob Smith. Crawford, Patricia leaves her old books to Claudia Specht. Davidson, John leaves his unfinished homework to Bob Elliot. Dawson, Joan leaves her red hair to Sherry Williams. DeHeer, Martin leaves his good marks to Chris Dunworth. Derow, Bob leaves his ex-girlfriends to Billy Lange. Dimick, Greg leaves his hair to Bill Lange. DiPippo, Judy leaves her old books to Lynne Farrow. Domanski, Rich leaves his good looks to Leslie Gifford. Edwards, Jim leaves his water guns, used rubber bands, & bobby pi.ns. Eldridge, Ronnie leaves his books to Eddie Linnartz. Entenmann, Gary leaves his broken pencils to Anthony Ricardi. Feathers, Anita leaves her hot temper to Vickie Lawrence. Feder, Dorothy leaves her laugh to Linda Baker. Feder, Lloyd leaves his books to John Pintavalle. Fisher, Paul leaves his failures to Ken Landis. Foresta, Cathy leaves her white hair to Leslie Gifford. Freer, LeRoy leaves his old locker number to Art Al tenderfer. Garofalo, Elaine leaves her long black hair to Brigite Adams. Gers, Michelle leaves her dark hair to Sherry Williams. Gilchrist, Ronnie leaves his dirty white sneakers to Bob Smith. Gisler, Barbara leaves her sanity to Billy Gisler. Haase, Robert leaves his English book to Billy Mazeurek. Hall, Billy leaves Billy Lange all his curly hair. Hamilton, Jean leaves her brains to Susan Workman. Helwig, Susan leaves her pink shoelaces to Bill Villarosia. Henshall, Verne leaves her French accent to Linda Wilson. Hickerson, Gary leaves his bad marks to John Pintavalle. Hoebel, Janice leaves her helpfulness to Lynn Farrow. lovine, Frank leaves his side burn clippings to every girl in the 7th grade Jacobs, Brian leaves Chris Dunworth halitosis. Jager, Peter leaves his chewed gum to John Jager. Jopling, Lynn leaves Pam Werner her old books. Kevins, George leaves his lock to whoever can use it. Kieck, Joan leaves her books to anyone who cares fo use them. Kihm, Judy leaves her name to someone named Judy in the 7th grade. Kimbro, Steve leaves his old bus tickets to Bob Schmelzer. Krauss, Anne Boyer leaves her curly eyelashes to Vicky Root. Lang, Barbara leaves her leggins to Joann Rosen. Love, Diane leaves 7 pairs of sneakers to the 7Y class. Maas, Ronnie leaves his corny jokes to Sharon Corun. Mader, Al leaves his bad luck to Don Pfleger. /V\aguire, James leaves his nickname, Megoo, to Jim Sharp.

25 Mahlschnee, Richard leaves his curls to Lynn Farrow. Mansfield, Norman leaves his comb to Bob Schmelzer. Morgan, Harriet leaves her troubles to Marie Aiello. Morrow, Dennis his cast from his broken arm to Bob Smith. Myjack, Ed leaves his homework to John Pintavalle. Nelson, Bob leaves his dancing to Bob Eliot. Nydam, Donald leaves his crummy books to Bob Smith. Paras, Arnold leaves his brains to Lou Keith. Parrillo, Lou leaves his long hair to Bill Lange. Penhale, Lance leaves his books to Larry Kupfrian. Pepe, Judy leaves her dirty sneakers to Vickie Root. Picard, Edward leaves his mummy to Tom Leigh. Piciccio, Robert leaves his books to Robert Viggione. Politis, Jeanne leaves vValdwick School to Maggie Gryzmala. Pope, Arthur leaves any unfinished newspaper work to Mr. Smith. Pooley, Ardith leaves her luck to Gail Matthies. Pretko, Antoinette leaves her bracelet to Peggy Conklin. Pyne, Bill leaves to Donald Pfleger his hard work. Robertazza, John leaves his detention slips to Bob Schmelzer. Roche, Carol leaves her baton to Chris Cooper. Rosen, Paulette leaves her good marks if any to Vance Cleaver. Schnare, LaVerne leaves her horrible wood carving to anyone who will take it, Schneider, Richard leaves one drum stick to Bob Villiers. Schust, Elaine leaves her middle name to Owen Luck. Schwinge, Mariann leaves her sweaters to Chris Cooper. Shelly, Rosemary leaves her freckles to Connie Certaro. Sherman, Steve leaves his longjons to Ed Linartz. Sives, Jamie leaves her dungarees to Linda Wilson. Smith, Barbara leaves a good impression to Sue Workman. Smith, Kathy leaves her white teeth to Marcella Bogart. Smith, Lynn leaves her chewed pencils to Mary Fracola. Smith, Gary leaves all his teachers to Billy Lange. Sorenson, Diane leaves Joan Grippo her silence. Spada, Bill leaves his lousy marks to Jim Coliani. Springmeyer, George leaves his brains to Blain Crisp. Springmeyer, Richard leaves his basketball experience to Dave McGowan. Stagg, Chester leaves his good grades to Bob Keller. Stevalet, Paulette leaves all her love to Brian Whitfield. Stevens, Carol leaves her impersonations to Donna Mabie. Thompson, Sue leaves her lipstick to Mary Fracola. Webster, Judy leaves best of luck to Bill Mazurek. Wedemeier, Coreen leaves Janet Morey her colored bobby socks. Weisinger, Ronnie leaves Bob Smith his witts. Werner, Guy G. Jr. leaves his english book cover to Bill Villarosa. Whitfield, Donna leaves her brother Brian W. to Mary Lou Kieck. Yeomans, Pat leaves her old books and papers to Barbara Serami. Zacco, Sandra leaves her father her lunch bag.

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