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43 LEFT TO RIGHT: Howard J. Freeman, Mathematics and Spanish, 13 years (Morningside College-, Duke University, M. Div.)-, Robert B. Bach, Director of Transportation and Purchasing, 13 years (Dartmouth College); Barbara C. Gubleman, French and English, 13 years (Bryn Mawr College; Yale University, M.A.); Jean W. Price, Secretary, 13 years (Brown University); Ralph J. Muoio, Science, 13 years (Rutgers University; Trenton State College, M.A.). 36
w m & m $ym x m .'/stilt wmxw, s$ 3 j a 4 JO ' J2 '&€€IU PICTURES: I. Caryl P. LeFever, Librarian, 10 years (Cedar Crest College). 2, LEFT TO RIGHT: Alice F, Vorwerk, Lower School Admissions, 12 years (St. Lawerence University); Everett W. Newcomb, Jr., Head of Lower School, 10 years (Washington and Lee University); Patricia C. Kali, Second Grade, 10 years (Georgian Court College, Kean College). 3. LEFT: James A. Wise, Mathematics, 12 years (Simpson College, Farleigh Dickinson University), RIGHT: Elaine W. Bart, Head of Science Dept., II years (Barnard College) New York University, M.A.)
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Page 7 and 8: Editor-In Chief Todd S. Pogosky Edi
Page 9 and 10: SOMETHING SHOCKING: A •«I KUIlU
Page 11 and 12: The naughty ladies above unveil the
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Page 15 and 16: (continued from page 9) atmosphere
Page 17 and 18: Ruth Tilden Jones Dempsey "Sheik”
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Page 21 and 22: I Pearl Harbor in 1941 ended Americ
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Page 25 and 26: Youth in search of a more socially
Page 27 and 28: SHAH is u s »®|,E I Abortion Marc
Page 29 and 30: House Budget CoiQOTl ttee chairman
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Page 36 and 37: 1 2 ^ ' 3 5 PICTURE I. LEFT: Daphne
Page 38 and 39: ity e a / iA PICTURES: I. Jessie W.
Page 42 and 43: 7 ' 9 ^ e a M PICTURES: I. Robert A
Page 44 and 45: P ft 5 PICTURES: I. Ardys N. Stern,
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Page 48 and 49: 2 0^ e a / iA SEATED, LEFT- Ralph P
Page 50 and 51: J ^Jea ’i SEATED, LEFT: Ina A. Po
Page 52 and 53: Burgess N. Ayres Headmaster / ) A A
Page 54: A day in the life of a senior at W-
Page 57 and 58: C U S ju k . S c u t f Z Junior Var
Page 59 and 60: Freshman Soccer (9), J.V . Soccer (
Page 61 and 62: ^ . i( k i t t e n Beacon Staff (9,
Page 63 and 64: Trainer (10)j Varsity Field Hockey
Page 65 and 66: f J.V . Field Hockey (9), J.V . Vol
Page 67 and 68: I* Chorus (9,10)-, Junior Track (9)
Page 69 and 70: Junior Class President! J.V . Socce
Page 71 and 72: Varsity Tennis (11,12); Key Club (I
Page 73 and 74: V - Baseball J.V. (9) Varsity (12);
Page 75 and 76: Varsity Club (11,12), Key Club (11,
Page 77 and 78: $ jL O C L H & L u T > £ g / ? J.V
Page 79 and 80: Student Council (8 - Representative
Page 81 and 82: Varsity Football (9,10-all state, l
Page 83 and 84: T o m m i e Freshman Soccer (9 )i V
Page 85 and 86: J.V. Lacrosse (9)> Girl's Varsity B
Page 87 and 88: Junior Varsity Soccer (10), Varsity
Page 89 and 90: T Drama Club (9,10), Stage Crew (9)
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* Tempora Et Mores Staff (8,10, Und
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Advertising Staff of Newspaper (9),
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Class Treasurer (9), Class Vice-Pre
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Varsity Cross-Country (ll)i Varsity
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Class President (10); Production St
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Health Club (10,11,12), Chorus(9,10
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Talk about a dream, try to make it
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Cross Country (9), Swimming Manager
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Junior Varsity Field Flockey (9,10)
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Junior Varsity Soccer (9,10), Varsi
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H US (O B B a N * W ^ ' i n The Cla
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. . . Later! JEFFREY ALAN FRIEDLAND
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D.K., D.G., C.N., K.R., M.C., E.C.,
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Just as a good book must come to an
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m i S S I go $ V N. Arkoulakis S. B
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S. Ashton C. Barth M. Bowman J. Bro
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J. Blair S. Burgess M. Burleson D.
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v ^ V I L G /: CLUBS Wardlaw Hartri
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0 0 ic e % TWELFTH GRADE OFFICERS,
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This year’s Varsity Singers under
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k e r n e l This year’s band, und
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The stage crew, headed by Mrs. Ina
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Chess is an absolutely grueling gam
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LEFT TO RIGHT, SEATED: E. Medina, J
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m u ET FIDRE5 LEFT TO RIGHT, SEATED
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SP/ct Pd/uP Skiing is an exhilarati
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Once a month a group of journalisti
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YEARBOOK EDITORIAL STAFF, LEFT TO R
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1955 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS editor — Jud
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i : The Eighties Look, 1 mean it, w
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A. Barnes J. Baumle A. Brooks J. Br
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v FRONT ROW: R. Daidone, J. Lee, A.
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Eighth Grade Chorus % Class Officer
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Junior Field Hockey LEFT TO RIGHT,
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) t Junior Basketball Junior Swimmi
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GOBLIN GALLOP For many years the st
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% a i v LOWER SCHOOL The Wardlaw-Ha
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FRONT ROW: H. Ritz, A. Husain, S. C
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'Jh iu ! f/Uu/e FRONT ROW: R. Mayna
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FRONT ROW: C. Capitly, K. Nedsker,
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SPORTS Sports are a vital part of t
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Bruce Lackland has played Varsity f
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The quiet player on this year’s V
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J.V. Schedule RAMS OPPONENTS I Stat
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A newcomer to this year’s Varsity
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LEFT TO RIGHT, STANDING: Coach Howa
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FALL CHEERLEADERS, LEFT TO RIGHT, F
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191 Julie "Cas” Casagrande, the o
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Boys’ Varsity Basketball How can
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Defense Boosts Wardlaw To Title War
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Wardlaw Reaches Championship Game G
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Wardlaw- HartridgeToHost Ivy Wrestl
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Varsity Volleyball For years the sp
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Events play an important part in th
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Alumnae S Alumni Games v fc On a bl
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The mysterious and bewitching Aiama
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One can barely remember the last ti
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To The Class of 1983 Congratulation
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Congratulations and Best Wishes To
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M M
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Dr. and Mrs. Domiciano Capitly Jim
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Congratulations, Dawn! Attorney and
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m Congratulations and love to Grego
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Congratulations to the Class of 198
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Eric, May God bless and keep you al
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Congratulations Class of ’83 Dr.
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The Gang Ruu, Biff, Smails, Lorn, F
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Congratulations and BestWishes to S
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CONGRATULATIONS VINNIE AND THE CLAS
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mm CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES
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REPUBLIC MOLD AND TOOL CO., INC. We
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STIRRUP METAL PRODUCTS CORP. 215 Em
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CONSULTING ENGINEER PROCESS PIPING
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“Best Wishes” N p h i b RAHWAY
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So the class of 1983 — The first
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Best wishes and future success to T
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So, Keep Dreaming on, Wishing on a
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A Worldly Gift H o w d o you fit a
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O ver 28 Y e a rs Service O il Burn
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PLainfield 6-8491 TINY TOTS Greenbr
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We’re so proud of you Jeff, and t
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m "W hitehurst P rin tin q C o . Ik
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s n i n Congratulations to the Clas
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First Row: Administration S Finance
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The Centennial year cannot end just
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It was a long, long, seven days, th
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