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Allentown High School students
have many ideas, hopes, and dreams
which they expect to fulfill. Many
take the first step of achieving their
goals in the classroom. AHS has
worked to obtain a well-developed en-
vironment where students can learn
from teachers, each other, and them-
selves. People with different heri-
tages, backgrounds, and upbringings
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was the night Hurricane Gloria was
moving into our area. Heeding the
warnings of weathermen, Allentown,
along with many other schools along
the coast, closed its doors on Friday,
the day the storm hit. The damage to
our local area and the rest of the state
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day. We didn't get a long vacation out
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shock for most of us. It was the first
time that we were placed in the same
room with twenty-nine other little
kids. Our first lesson was learning
how to get along with our classmates.
Our second lesson was realizing the
impact that our fellow classmates
have on our lives. Our school memo-
ries frequently center around our
classmates. We remember the class
clowns, the class weirdos, our first
crushes, our rivals, and our closest
confidantes. Many seniors have vivid
memories of kindergarten. Debbie
Keiser remembers how Jim Carbin
used to untie her shoe laces. Fred Wie-
dau remembers the "mean" safety pa-
trol who would scream "Walk!" down
the hallway. Sandi Byrne recalls that a
kid in her class broke all of her cray-
ons and she got in trouble for it.
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school special.
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smiling faces there really are in Allen-
town. Whatever the reason, students
can always find something to smile
about. The students, who make Allen-
town what it is, have a really good
time in school, and find it not only
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Vile-gf Board Secretaries, Left to Right Standing: Phoebe Gaylard, Elaine Kuti, Janice
ei J: Bryant, Elaine Fischer Seated: Doris Hoagland, Elizabeth Winkowski, Stasia
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Vice Principal - Susan Beevers Vice Principal - Douglas H. VanDeusen
l n ear Class of 1986, ieiae lti l l 91 e,iiQ 9 V
A On behalf ofthe faculty and administration, I sa-
lute each of you on your successful completion of
school. ,eee diploiiia yoifglreceiveiithisgrrgonth,
officially signifies that you haveearnedi at least 115
credits and have satisfied all ,attendance require-
, an andggsrigniEi,cant
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Your senior year has been an outstanding one.
,Membe1T54Of your classhave ledgthe Academicleam
to its best seasonland been a part of twoii-'.PgA. state
championships. You have also ushered in the Red
Blaclg System of Recognition and eip, ,Rewards prglea nd
sent one liie of the largest groups inliyearsito Florida on
our senior tri Throu h it all you have served as
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hopeifyour years at Allentown havebeen satisfy-A
ing ones. As you turn the pages of this book years
from now, I hopeyou remember the many posi-
tive people and iile experiences you had at Allentown
High School.
gr Bestyof luck, Vr,:,g p Principal - Mr. Richard A. Simon
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Osborn, Rosine Dusenberry, Dr. Stephen Sokolow, James Logue. Sitting: Dr. 1 r 15"
Jamie Savedoff fBoard Secretaryl, Maurice Piergrossi, Woodrow Dey fBoard L '
Presidentj, Lee Totten, Marion Holmes.
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Mr. Joseph Jakubowski, Director Of DI- l0l'1l'l T- Kmetz, Dif6ClOI Of
Special Services Curriculum
Dr. Stephen L. Sokolow, Superintendent Of Schools.
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Dear Graduates, J J . , ,
You have successfully completed your public edu-
cation, laying the foundation for your adult years.
For continued success in life try to: be ia hard worker,
be persevering, be positive, be kind, be helpful to
others, be disciplined, be responsible, like yourself,
believe in yourself, learn all you can, read for infor-
mation and pleasure, cultivate close friendships, cul-
tivate close family relationships, treat problems as-
challenges, create a balance between work and
relaxation take reasonable risks, have a sense of hu-
mor, treat every human being with dignity. t
Congratulations and best wishes for success in life.
Sincerely, L tfii L
Stephen L. Sokolow
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May Beth Cassidy-Special Academic Coordinator, Ken Hewdone CST Coordi-
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not pictured here, but, amply pictured elsewhere in this book.
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Agriculture is more than learning
to farm, contrary to what most people
think. Allentown offers many courses
to choose from, such as animal and
plant sciences, greenhouse and floral
management, and landscaping and
nursery management. Many agricul-
ture students go on to college to pur-
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Business is a great career opportu-
nity today. Allentown offers many
courses to prepare students for the
business world. Typing, shorthand,
and bookkeeping are courses that can
greatly help the college-bound stu-
dent. Business training, office prac-
tice, and cooperative office education
further enhance students' business
training for a post-high school career.
Shirley Schairer Gail Willis
Ava Richardson
William Wood Dept. Chairman
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Donna Delaney
Barbara Haight
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The purpose of home economics
classes is to prepare students for han-
dling careers, raising families, and
dealing with different situations in
everyday life. In the classroom, stu-
dents participate in activities that pro-
vide them with experience, knowledge
and skills that will help them manage
their personal lives.
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Biology, chemistry, physics, and
computers are some of the subjects
from which students can choose as
science courses at Allentown High.
The students can take full advantage
of the computer science classes, since
nearly all careers will soon involve the
use of a computer. Most students who
advance to the higher levels of science
courses are college-bound, and for
those students, chemistry and physics
classes are available.
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The Social Studies department pro-
vides students with a wide selection of
courses, to expose them to everything
from early American history to cur-
rent events. Different classes offer
different learning skills, and social
studies puts forth information to the
student about people, places, things,
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English is a vital part of a high
school education. The English depart-
ment works hard to provide a curricu-
lum that will enhance the students'
comprehension skills in language and
literature. The Writing Clinic has
helped many students improve their
writing skills on a one-to-one basis
with an English teacher. The depart-
ment strives to improve the literacy
skills of all the students at Allentown.
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Frank P. Marino
Cathy Reeves
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Joanne Snook-Dept. Chairman
Elen Jacko
Kristin Olsen
Jane Samuelson
I Robert Banks
Douglas Hunt
Ralph D'lorio
Deborah Giehl
Charlotte Snook
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In their Physical Education classes,
students have a wide variety of activi-
ties to choose from, all designed to
help maintain a physically fit state of
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partment is a new Latin course.
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don't stop at the classroom,
though. Students taking Fine Arts
courses are also given the opportunity
to perform and display their work,
and they compete on local and state
levels in their respective fields of
talent.
Mark Megill-Dept. Chairman
Patricia Sweeney-Dept. Chairman
Barbara Lehman
Jean Roundtree
Paul Hlebowitsh
Maria Carreno
Molly Sullivan
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Bonnie Lehman
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Larry Kimport-Dept. Chairman Karen Wallace
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The Alternative School offers students who
are not satisfied with the traditional school
setting a modified school environment. Any
pupil who is eligible to attend A.H.S. may
apply for admission to the program. The
school is an off campus, satellite program em-
phasizing individualization of instruction,
small group learning experiences, and shared
decision-making among students, teachers
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Richard Ackley
Eddie Allerton
Dawn Alloway
Douglas Arms
Debbie Askins
Chuck Barker
Mike Bauous
Peter Bendick
Karyn Berkeyheiser
Tom Billings
Adam Bishop
Angela Blessel
Heather Bloom
Brad Bock
jeff Bock
Mike Bodtmann
Mark Bogucki
Shannon Booth
Belford Borden
jeremy Brady
Randy Bralynski
Deena Britt
Mark Brousseau
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Tanya Carbone
Shelley Carothers
Kiersten Cartlidge
Marni Cohen
Phillip Combs
Kevin Conk
Christine Cortright
Bridget Cottrell
Danny Cottrell
Rebecca Cox
Karen Cranmer
David Crespo
Thomas Crespo
David Csenteri
jennifer D'Angelo
Scott Damico
Ronald Dancer
jeff Davies
Susan DeLuca
Kim Demaris
Nicole Deneka
Christine Descaro
Stacy Diefenbach
Nichole Dobronte
Natalie Donetz
Paul Edwards
Donna Erbe
Gary Erickson
Tammy Ernest
Tommy Falkowski
Eddie Fernandez
Kurt Fiordland
Chris Fowler
Ron Fox
Eric Franks
William Franks
Henry Frawley
Lisa Freeman
Jeremiah Gazsi
Gary Genung
Theresa Cianakos
Jeremy Giliberti
Carla Giovacchini
Robert Giovanelli
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February 11, 1968
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Arthur George
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June 3, 1968
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Lee Beaton
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Brian Paul Bobko
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November 3, 1967
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Carlos William Bonilla
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A. D'Amico
ao, 1967
' 3 yrs. Track Z
choir 2 Musicals 3' Mock
Trial 1: Model Congress 1
Keycept
NHS 2 a Pres 1
Student Councr 1 X
classai
ught
vigour
School for travel and tourism
Kelly Susan Feddersen
25, 1968
cheerleader 2. yrs. Kelly
mock trial 2 yrs. September
to Europe 'L -. Softball 3,
Get rich P g 'Model
S.A.D.D. 1,
Andrew Delngca gi ,Q ,6-
5
B fl
ecember
bkl
Awareness 1 Michael Joseph Horta
Fun in English and Choir "Mikey"
Classes Special fun during school
College and successful career hours
Good at giving advise
and
Sexy 1
Cheerer Uperl
Darren Glaydura
February 9, 1968
born
me
Face
b ue
Career
1967
I5
College
Fie
yrs,
captain
yr. F.F.A.
Reporter 1 yr., Presiden
E.S,P. "Feb. 23 where's
College
preppie
jerry
"Chip
Karen
razy
Eddie Crammer
February 10, 1967
Pino
X
Christopher 1. D'Amico
Chris
May 27, 1966
h Telling off school auth
ority
t1yr.
to
Da ry
Luepus
J une 18
ff"
8 1968
wrk
Sandra Errickson
Sandy
February 5, 1968
F.F.A. 4 yrs., Flag Drill 1 yr.
Senior trip to Europe
Floyd
team play
service
Funk
1965 6
I, Pep
for FFA
part time
quiet,
13, 1968
Squad 1
concerts
and work
Don's girl
12 1967
Gibbs
ell"
tember 24, 1968
Field Hockey 1, Track 1 yr.
Softball 3, Basketball W yr.
Softball season of 85
College, work
Different Athletic, Cool
Lisa Michelle Evelyn Gittens
"Mom"
September 19, 1968
Pep Club 3, Minority
Super
Drama
Golf 3,
derwear. New
Vernon E.
and the Senior
Assum-
pink in the show
College fculinaryl
June 21, 1967
Motorcross and Art and VICA
Work as an automechanic
Thrill Hill, Buckle-up-folkes
Francis Guzik
Guz
September 26, 1968
Patterson
Airplane pilot
L Hart
27, 1968
Mary
Chickie
my friends especially
ll 4, Baseball Z, NHS 3
pb
03
Ap " A 1 ,
Mi
Granny's Lane
Mark joseph Herbert
"Herb"
July 3, 1968
Deb-
Want to own garage in future
Easy going and being friendly
l David Kalm
Dave
February 196
Football 1
yrs.
1, Bas-
31, 1967
uard 3, apt.
Council' 1.5
s Pino" Tra
Traveling I
good naturedf
Deborah Viola Keiser
"Debbie"
24, 1967
Sr. Class Treasurer Pep
Girls track
Drama 1,
Cutting Sth period and never
getting caught
I Stealing Mikefs cookies
, , M wagollege, Economics 'rriaior
Honest, loyal, fun, spread
happiness
Timothy L. Kline
Tim, Tik
July 13, 1965
Baseball 4, Football 4, Capt.
G8r.T 3
Friends
Denise
College,
Baseball
Carla
"Cookie"
girl
Crazy
much
B, 1968
Partying with
Alex Throwing Firecracker in class Diane Marie Schaumloffel Attend the Culinary Institute April 30, 1968
June 3, 196B Possibly military "Di" Easy going, helpful NHS 2, Vice pres. Class Secre-
Yearbook 4, co-editorl, NHS, Council 2, Pep
2: President's Council, 1, Amanda Ivy Porter 4 News Editor
Spanish Club, 3, Prom Queen, Amanda Council 1,
meeting Friends: memorable
ti e with Kelly, Kathy,
and Kathyg
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August 15, 1969
Yrbk 2, Nutshell
Pep Club 2,
Drama 4
Timothy Rader
Fred Rasnake
Ted
December 13, 1967
Gymnastics 1,
Massages in 2nd period
1, Flags 2,
Being
Mr. Van
College for
on time
Newspaper
Keyceptor 3,
Vice
4 yrs.
Fresh-
Pino
sketball
Michael George Weidenbacher
Lgzra Architecture times with ,Ioan and Sit in
H ill" tr0ulJl2 Ms. Trev s pep talks I College for
lil after school. Wm li"""'Administration
a Raynor janet Sexton College and Law School in
ball 1. November 16, 1967 California
EHP 13 1965 mor line photographer
o to
Michele Testa
fe!
The day we got
FBLA
C Lehrfeld
Bears woods
my Joclcex.,,
msc'-H1
mechanic
Nutt
Christopher Rein
2 I-
West
Sz Light
E Wetrriore
conscientious
Beauty
The Seaside
Kelli O'Hagan
Live in
The year and time spent with
A career i A Orchestra 3,
Humor Softball 2,
dent Club 2 Treasurer
Lester Spady Freshman Sports Editor 4,
"L" Pres
April 12, 1967 and Europe, Prom
Basketball To act
1, choir 1 College in physical
Club 1 therapy H'
- Going to states'2 Edward M.
row Eddie
Ann Marie Wharton
Business
Lyn
24,
Making
Work
Civil
Seach Senior Class Pres, Band Pres 2
November 18, 1968
Football Cheerleading
Basketball Cheerleadi
Captain 2, Varsity 1
Manager 2, Varsity
Student Council 4,
Trial, Spanish Club
The wildest times on
N8
Class Vice Pres
Class Vice Pres.
4, Student
Management
cheerleadingli, "The
Collegeg
Tammy Maglosky
Tam Kid
March
December 29, 1967
FFA 4 jason P. Pisauro
Jay or Jason
lill Tanya Michalesko April 10, 1968
Go
Maria Roman
April 2, 1968
Basketball 2, Spanish 3,
C.O.E.,FBLA
All the time spent with
Smith ,
in all theggoals I4
for I '
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School 5 ,
February 6 967
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Leon Andrew Savage
Leo, Lee
February B, 1968
Carpenter
Adventerous
nmpiwg, 1968
Football 1, Minority
Awareness 1
College .. 1 A
December
Choir 2 I I
Passed mf, inority
Aware Club
Achievement Banquet of
Social Worker
f
James Allen Smith
Basketball 4, Choir 1
Zanita and D" 'JA
Ernest Haro f Stillwell
' The Worm r
Football 4 ,,,, festling 1
Football f,
13, 1967
967
Angel Love
Guys
College, money, no
Fast, fun loving, modest
Dr. Love
Noifembeghg, 1967
Erik Michael Stroehlein
August 17, 1968
VICA 2, Pres. and Reporter Carole Ann Wangerien
Great times at Vo-Tech Gidge
4, Band
Mgr. 2
Student
Spanish
tub at
and family
and smiling with best
Ramona
Raymond Robert Young
Youngie ZW
March 6, 1967
Mooned the srrloking area
Cook in the army
Cool and easy going
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Backbone Hill Dr
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R43 Brynmore Rd.
New Egypt, Nj 08533
Thomas O'Hagan
RD 1 Box 77
Cream Ridge, Nj 08514
Dawn Oakerson
172-4 Kenyon Dr.
New Egypt, Nj 08533
Lori San Angelo june Taylor
76 Agress Rd.
Perrineville, 08535
6 Bright Rd.
New Egypt, NJ 08533
Jennifer Testa
RD 2 Timberline Ct.
Englishtown, Nj 0777.6
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Allentown, Nj 08501
Eddy Stowers
Box 32 Sanders Ln.
Cream Ridge, Nj 08514
Erik Stroehlein
Schoolhouse Rd.
Cream Ridge, Nj 08514
Dave Sutterlin
103 jacobstown Rd.
New Egypt, Nl 08533
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Cream Ridge, NJ 08514
Fred Wiedau
82 Maple Ave.
New Egypt, NJ 08533
Sheryl Wilson
Box 360 Bittner Rd.
Highstown, Nj 08520
Raymond Worrell
8-A Miron St.
New Egypt, Nl 08533
Harry Wright
RD 1 Box 124 Rt. 539
Allentown, NI 08501
Kathryn Wright
RD 1 Box 120
Allentown, NJ 08501
Sharon Wurfel
203 Sharon Rd.
Robbinsville, N1 08691
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Schoolhouse Lane
Clarksburg, Nj 08510
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14B Story St.
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Every Tuesday afternoon, all AHS
students participate in a chosen ATP
class. ATP was developed to involve
students in various types of hobbies,
sports, and other interest activities.
Some students are given a chance dur-
ing ATP to receive extra help in class-
es they are having trouble in. Some
activities open to the students are:
Foreign Film Club, Jazz Ensemble,
Minorities Awareness, Model Con-
gress and Model United Nations
Club, Drama Workshop, and
Madrigals.
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The Allentown High School Band,
under the direction of Mr. Paul
Hlebowitsh, is comprised of the
schools most talented musicians.
This versatile group performs on the
field, stage, and street. The band bat-
tles the cold weather every Saturday to
play their spirited music for the foot-
ball team. The band also accompanies
the choir during the Holiday and
Spring concerts. In addition, the band
marches through Allentown in the
Halloween and Memorial Day pa-
rades. Many hours of preparation and
practice are spent, but the end result is
well worth it. Mr. Hlebowitsh de-
serves a special thanks for his pa-
tience and guidance.
L to R: A. O'Rourke, librarian, P. Hlebowitsh, band director, D. Eickhoff, librarian, D. Patterson,
president, j. Klinger, equipment manager, K. Wetmore, librarian
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Front: K. Wetmore, D. Eickhoff, B. Mitchell, D. Bowker, A. Anderson, E. Frein, J. Kropowski, B. Faber, J. Logue, C. Shrader, J. Gazsi, R. Scott, A.
O'Rourke Middle: G. Holder, B. Carothers, S. Booth, G. Booth, K. Wright, A. Pater, C. Brown, G. Winkowski Back: G. Katona, S. Byrne, J. Sadlon, L.
Wright, K. Gauthier, B. Hart, C. Wangerien, N. Deneka, S. Giordano, 5. Frankle, A. Wallace, D. Satchell, C. Satchell, J. Bohonyhi, T. Garrett, M. Cohen,
P. Hlebowitsh, band director, D. Patterson, M. Moro, V. Roehrbein, D. Hart
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Standing L. to R.g G. Katona, Color Guard Captaing B. Hart, Flag Drill Captaing
D. Patterson, Band Presidentg P. Hlebowitsh, Band Directory C. Wangerien,
Flag Drill Co-captaing S. Byrne, Color Guard CO-Captaing Kneeling- D. Hart,
Head Majorette.
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Freshmen: L to R: K, Rockhill, secretaryg D.
Arms, presidentp S. Carothers, vice president, J.
Michalesko, treasurer
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juniors: L to R: Miss L. Mitchell, advisor, L
Stevens, secretaryg S. D'Ange1o, president, D.
Bowker, treasurer, 1. Carswell, vice president
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Sophomoresz L to R: S. Leverett, vice president,
M. Crawbuck, president: L. Wright, secretary,
K. Casey, treasurer
Seniors: L to R: C. Wangerien, secretary, D.
Patterson, presidentg K. Wurzbach, vice presi-
dent, D. Kaiser, treasurer, Miss B. Haight,
advisor
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The Concert Choir, led by Mr.
Mark Megill and composed of 40
singers, presented several concerts
during the year. These concerts were
for the Open House at the beginning
of the year, a Christmas concert at
Quaker Bridge Mall, and a concert for
Dr. Saul Cooperman, who came to
speak to the school. This year eight
Allentown singers made All-Shore
Chorus for 1985-86 and Scott Carswell
made All-State Chorus.
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ROW 1: S. Rette, L. Noller ROW 2: S. Easton, B. Hart, D. DeLuca
ROW 1: L. Gittens, A. Johnston, L. Neuman, D. DeLuca, L. Beaton, J. Brown, R. MacReynolds, S. Easton, B. Palmer, S. Ellis, C. Katona ROW 2: S.
Troutman, K. Turnalinas, K. Hart, Z. Keaton, C. Symons, B. Hart, K. Walling, S. Byrne, M. Gibbs, S. Errickson, D. Muldrow ROW 3: K. Demaris, C.
Cartwright, N. Deneka, S. Rette, A. Anderson, S. Brown, C. Johnson ROW 4: A. Ross, B. Franks, L. Noller, A. Porter, A. MacReynolds, N. Troutman
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Front 1-r: A. O'Rourke, S. Wagg, L. Drolet, K. Gauthier, A. MacReynolds, L. Taylor, D. Zakovic, J.
Poinsett, A. Anderson Second 1-rz E. Wagg, M, Bystrom, M. Rahman, D. Artigliere, B, Boyce, T.
Donetz Third 1-r: A. Porter, D. DeLuca, T. Zygler, J. Frost, C. Nurko, D. Patterson, L. Noller, J.
Trust, M. Crawbuck Back 1-r: E. Lydick, M. Gunther, R. MacReyno1ds, D. Kalm, L. Beaton, S. Debbie Patterson as Laurey
Easton D. Johnson, L. Newman
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Jud Fry Genie Will Andrew Carnes
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Daryl Johnson as Curly
Dom DeLuca
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Amanda Porter
Director: Mr. William Robbins l
Director: Mr. Mark Megill
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This year's spring produc-
tion was OKLAHOMA!
which was performed on
March 20, 21, and 22. The stu-
dents put a lot of time, hard
work, and dedication into the
production of Allentown
High School's Drama Club.
All of the students would like
to thank their directors, Mr.
Mark Megill and Mr. Bill
Robbins for their time and
patience. They would also
like to thank Mr. Chuck
Boyce, stage crew manager,
Christy Nurko, dance chore-
ographer, all the administra-
tors, students, teachers, and
parents for all ther support.
. Future
0 Farmers of
America is the
largest in school na-
tional organization
that enables students of
today to become tomorrow's
leaders. Agriculture provides
the highest number of jobs in our
nation.
The Allentown chapter is celebrat-
ing its soth Anniversary this year.
Many FFA members have won State-
wide competions such as Land Judg-
ing, Dairy Judging, and Public Rela-
tions. These opportunities give FFA
members chances to travel to states
including Kansas, Missouri, and
Oklahoma to compete in nationwide
events. The highest American Farmer
Degree was received this year by a
former Allentown FFA president. To
conclude, FFA teaches individuals
leadership, citizenship, cooperation,
and teamwork.
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The Foreign Language Club is
mostly composed of students taking
their 2nd, 3rd, or 4th year of a foreign
language. They participated in the an-
nual Mardis Gras and sponsored the
Snowball Dance at Christmas. This
year, members of the club traveled to
Mexico for Spring Vacation.
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This club focuses on Black History
and the members prepare displays
and research and share information
on Black Leaders in Arts, Sciences,
Education, Political Affairs, and
Sports.
TOP: C. Bonilla, R. Raynor, B. Carothers, F. Guzik, S. Easton, L. Neuman, G. Cafgen, Mrs. P.
Sweeney, advisor MIDDLE: K. Clawson, I. Fernandez, S. Wurfel, J. Frost, L. Lane, A. Johnston
BOTTOM: M. Robertson, M. Moro, S. Bienus, D. Schaumloeffel, L. McCeachy
TOP: Miss L. Hill, advisor, Z. Keaton, L. Cittens, M. Brown, M. Smith, R. Smith BOTTOM: A.
Monclova, S. Monclova, S. Troutman, N. Troutman
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back: L. McCeachy, R. Smith, M. Russell, P. Ochs, L. Koontz middle: D. Fowler, S. Nutt, M.
Roman, S. Wurfel, D. Aitken front: K. Gable, G. Booth, L. Nathan, L. Kardos
front: L. Nathan, M. Roma, K. Cable, Mrs. A, White advisor back: B. McNemer, L. Buchwald, A.
Wharton, L. Hartshorn, S. Robinson
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FBLA, or Future Business Leaders of
America, is an organization for busi-
ness students who wish to pursue a
career in the business field. FBLA is
the national program for students
participating in business and office
programs.
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COE is short for Cooperative Office
Education. It is a work experience pro-
gram for business students in their
senior year. The students attend
school in the morning and go to work
in the afternoon. The program pro-
vides experience in the working world
and class credit simultaneously.
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The Gifted and ,Talented
Program enjoyed another suc-
cessful year. Activities such
as the Mock Trial Team,
Model Congress, and Model
U.N., were met with a large
amount of success. Members
of Gifted and Talented went
on many interesting field
trips this year, and the club
stayed very busy throughout
the year.
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The Academic Team is a group of
students who participate in chal-
lenging games of intelligence such
as the Bowl of Brilliance and the
Tournament of Excellence. This
year the Academic Team placed
fourth out of fifty-six different
schools in the Morris Hills Bowl of
Brilliance. They continued their
winning success in other matches
also.
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ROW 1: J. Cazsi, L. Taylor, K. Thurman, J. Maruschak, K. Bystrom, B. Wangerien, T. Kline, V. Singh, S.
Wurfel, S. Leverett, H. Wright, C. Heagle, E. Nelke, F. Guzik, G. Gafgen, F. D'Amico, S. Sincoskie ROW 2: J.
Trust, S. Malabashka, D. Arms, C. Scott, B. Galumbus, B. Dito, C. Parsons, S. Rahman, K. Waldie, T.
Horner, A. Gaylard ROW 3: J. johnson, A. Porter, M. Feeney, S. DeLuca, S. Easton, L. Neuman, A. johnston,
1. Stover, S. Rette, M. Lawrence, M. Rahman, J. Bohonyi, K. Walling ROW 4: D. Eickhoff, L. Perrine, j.
Poinsett, K. Gauthier, M. Bystrom, D. Keiser, C. Wangerien, P. Von Schmidt, C. Descaro E. Wagg
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front: B. Butler, S. Beaton, D. Zakovic, C. Herbert, A. Von Schmidt, D. Aitken middle: S.
Rosenshine, J. Frost, J. Doherty, D. Cafgen, L. Stevens, D. Bowker, j. Taylor, A. Porter back: M.
Bystrom, A. Johnston, D. Deluca, S. Easton, G. Holder, Mr. W. Robbins, advisor, R. Smith, M.
Rahman, J. Bohonyhi, D. Patterson, j. Logue
front: D. Keiser, C. Wangerien, j. Michalesko, j. Taylor, middle: A. Porter, S, Byrne, M. Bystrom,
D. DeLuca, back: C. Scott, S. D'Angelo, S. Easton, D. Arms
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The Keyceptors at Allentown High
School are a group of students who
have volunteered their time to assist
the guidance counselors with a variety
of activities. These activities include
hosting visitors for college fairs, giv-
ing new students and parents tours of
the school, assisting with ninth grade
orientation day, helping with back to
school night, and assisting teachers
and counselors with various clerical
tasks.
One goal of the Keyceptors and ad-
visor Bill Robbins is to educate its
members in peer counseling. Another
objective is to inject school spirit into
Allentown students so that Allentown
can be the best that it can be.
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The Presidents' Council is made up
of all the leaders of every student or-
ganization in the school. Mr. Simon,
the principal, meets with this group
once a month to discuss school-relat-
ed issues. These monthly meetings of-
fer the school leaders the chance to
discuss their concerns with an admin-
istrator. The student organizations
that are involved include the Fresh-
man, Sophomore, Iunior, and Senior
classes, Manitou, Nutshell, Pep Club,
F.F.A., F.B.L.A., National Honor Soci-
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The Karate Club originated during
the ATP cycle. The students involved
are taught the Tae Kwon Do system of
blocks, hand strikes, and kicks. They
learn stretching and power exercises,
hand and foot techniques, and prear-
ranged fighting sequences and forms.
Self discipline and mind and body
awareness are stressed. Some of the
students have been tested for their
green belts. Mr. Charles Kirkpatrick
deserves an extra thanks for devoting
his time and knowledge to the
students.
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Driving-the National Student Orga-
nization, has a chapter at Allentown
High this year. Started during ATP,
this group has been supporting activi-
ties that help elimate one of the top
killers in our nation, DRUNK
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Daugherty, J. Stover, E. Franks.
TOP: D. Hume, C. VanPelt, L. Engle, B. VanPelt, B. Hotchkin MIDDLE: P. Crammer, M. Sheldon
A. Von Schmidt BOTTOM: M. Russell, K. Feddersen
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Peppers" Miss Ava Richardson and
Miss Barbara Haight, dedicated many
extra hours of service for the benefit
of our school. Miss Haight and the
senior class took time out on Saturday
afternoons in order to run the conces-
sion stand at football games.
During the winter sports season,
the peppers showed their support by
cheering at basketball games and
wrestling matches. They also orga-
nized red and black days and decorat-
ed the school with encouraging post-
ers for the athletes. We thank the Pep
Club for their unending support.
ROW 1: M. Eaton, K. Black, C. Scott, T. Donetz, L. Wright, B. Haight, advisor ROW 2: D. Keiser, C. Wangerien, B. Hotchkin, N. Freitag, K. Peddersen
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The National Honor Society is a se-
lective group of juniors and seniors
who maintain at least a 3.5 grade point
average and are active in the school
and community. Four characteristics
that the National Honor Society em-
phasizes are leadership, character,
scholarship, and service.
The Allentown chapter of the Na-
tional Honor Society, under the direc-
tion of Mr. Frank Marino, has partici-
pated in many fund raisers for charity
this year. The most successful benefit
that the National Honor Society un-
dertook was the Multiple Sclerosis
Dance-a-thon.
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treasurer
ROW 1: K. Gauthier, T. Horner, S. Bradham, C. Scott, T. Klein, V. Singh, F. Cuzik, D. DeLuca ROW 2: I.. Stevens, S. Rette, K. Black, K, Walling, M.
Bystrom, R. Smith ROW 3: C. Wangerien, K. Wetmore, J. Michalesko, S. Wagg, B. Hotchkin Knot shown D. Keiserj
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The Student Council is an essential
part of our school. It gives students a
chance to voice their opinions about
social-related issues. The Student
Council is comprised of elected home-
room representatives who work to-
wards the improvement of Allentown
High School.
The Student Council, which was led
by president Constance Scott, was
very active during the '85-'86 school
year. The members raised money for
various charities by sponsoring
dances and holding other fund raisers.
The most popular accomplishment of
the Student Council was probably the
installment of the soda machine for
students. Through their hard work
and commitment, the members of
Student Council were able to make
A.H.S. a better place.
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3000111 l-rr .l- Taylor, S. Rette, vice president, R. Scott, treasurer
TOP: M. Eaton, N. Donetz, A. Johnston, J. Klinger, D. johnson, F. Guzik, B. Sokolow, G. Gafgen, A. Waddington, C. Scott, D. Patterson MIDDLE: L,
McGeachy, K. Walling, G. Reynolds, T. Zugler, D. Arms, B. Butler, S. johnson, S. Rette, R. Scott BOTTOM: C. Wangerien, B. Faber, J. Michaleslco, D.
Erbe, J. Poinsett, J. Taylor Not shown: L. Stevens, S. D'Angelo, S. Easton
Once again this year, the school
newspaper, the Nutshell, was a high
success. The outstanding Christmas
issue was proof of the amount of tal-
ent and dedication of the staff and its
editor-in-chief, Amanda Porter. The
newspaper is the outlet for students to
express their opinions on the policies
and happenings in Allentown High
and the staff's main goal, this year
I. to R: C. Wangerien, news editor, K. Wetmore, sports editor, C. Scott, feature editor, A. Porter, and every year' is fo accurately update
editor-in-chief, D. Keiser, sports editor students at Allentown High,
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ROW 1: C. Scott, L. Neuman, T. Donetz, N. Donetz, B. Hart ROW 2: S. Byrne, A. Johnston, A. Porter, J. Taylor ROW 3: D. Keiser, K. Wetmore, C,
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Editor: Carole Wangerien Editor: jill Michalesko Editor: June Taylor
The Manitou is a reminder of everything we've experienced in the past year. It is a reflection of the time we have spent at A.H.S. Through the years,
we can look back through the book and see how much we have changed and how AHS has molded our lives. QWhether we wanted it to or notj.
We wish the underclassmen luck in their final year at AHS, and to the Seniors, we wish you the best of luck in anything that you choose to pursue in
your future lives.
A special thanks goes to:
- The yearbook staff for sacrificing their time and effort and surviving the endless deadlines.
- The students who volunteered their time to write copy, type, and do other necessary job.s
- Mrs. Clark and Mrs. Mahoney for the use of the library.
- Bob Sasena, our Jostens sales representative for his guidance and patience and last, but not least,
- Mr. Miller for his time, patience, advice, and sense of humor - not to mention the chocolate. "Curious," Remember, nothing gold can stay."
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Advisor - D. George Miller
Editors - Jill Michalesko
June Taylor
Carole Wangerien
Financial Mgr. - Debbie Keiser
Jr. Editors - Sherri Gannon
Lisa Neuman
Lisa Stevens
Section Editors - Bonnie Boyce
Janelle Michalesko
Typist - Tanya Donetz
Other Staff - Denise Aitken, Sandra
Byrne, Jan Frost, Becky Hart, Dave
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The 1985-1986 Cross Country
Team had a very tough season
but the team members perser-
vered and came back to win their
final meets. Dedicated Coach
Hunt said that he was proud of
the way the guys stuck out this
season and contributed their
poor record to the fact that the
top runners from '84-'85 gradu-
ated. To conclude, the team
gained valuable experience and
never lost their spirit.
Top row: l-r: M. Gunther, D. Sutterlin, W. Ralston, T. Searles, G. Gafgen, Coach D
Hunt Bottom row: l-r: D. Criscola, J. Guarino, I. Crome, M. Beddows, B. Faber
Senior: David Sutterlin
Senior: Michael Gunther Senior: Todd Searles
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overcame their opponents to produce
a 5-9-2 record overall. This past sea-
son was one of the first in which the
team did not participate in the state
tournament. Even though this did not
occur, Coach Geihl feels that the team
was successful in regard to their con-
stant dedication and hard work. Many
Solomon, B. Franks, K. Hart, Row 2: N. Troutman, T. St. Romain, D. Kszepka, D. Hlucky, D. Players be back again next Year
.Meyen A. Crammer and another great season will result.
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Varsity Row 1: D. Geihl, coach, D. Zakovic, mgr.p j. Doherty, L. Wright, G. Van Lee, mgr.g S. Eckley, C. Wimmer, B. Leister, mgrg Row 2: T. Maglosky,
K. Wurzbach, D. Bowker, L. Noller, S. Byrne, Row 3: A. Smith, S. Troutman, J. Testa, C. Hayes, M. Provost
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1985 was a tough year for the Red-
birds. The team, led by co-captains
Francis Guzik, Tim Kline, and Ernie
Stillwell, and coaches Peddie, Banks,
Hazlett, Wharton, and Leto, showed
their stamina and grit as they battled
against their opponents. Despite their
losing record the team never lost their
spirit. Their positive attitude allowed
them to perservere through the season
despite the injuries and disappoint-
ments. Let it be known and remem- C
bered that the 1985 football players
are winners for sticking out a rough
season and refusing to give up.
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Varsity Row 1: D. Atchley, D. Carroll, I. Vogel, R. Bakos, E. Stillwell, F. Cuzik,
R. LeMay, D. Johnson, T. Kline, I. Carbin, Row 2: D. Bright, B. D'Agostino, E.
Vogel, C. Johnson, T. Bartek, D. Iannuzzelli, F. Arnold, B. Wangerien, A.
Heller, Row 3: I. Rein, I Spence, C. Barker, M. Madia, B. Degler, J. Carroll, L.
Johnson, S. Raynor, Gary Hyers
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Testa, Doug Arms, Jeff Burchell, Tim Semanchick, Larry Green, Coach Leto
Row-2 Coach Wharton, Erik Franks, Gary Cwenung, Kevin Jones, Jeff Bock,
Chris Willits, Todd Colby, Sean Hetler, Kim Havens Not Pictured- Travis
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led bye co-captains Ami Anderson,
Suzi D'Angelo, and Lori McC1eachy,
inspired the fans and the football
team with their rousing cheers. Their
high spirits soared despite the cold
weather and tough season. Some
memories include "Nurk's Moon"
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Lehrfeld, A. Marabuta, B. Pham. Row 3: M. Buschoff, R. Black, R. Gregory, E. Hamelin
l.V. Row 1: Miss Nosal, coach, G. Winkowski, D. Riley, G. Paul, A. Crespo, 1. McClure Row 2: E.
Sim, B. Hamelin, J. Trust, S. Davidson, R. Easton, j. Parkinson, M. Kluclc Row 3: D. Berg, D.
Edminston, D. Crespo, A. Bishop, B. Bach.
Due to hard work and dedication,
the Redbirds' soccer team improved
this year. The most memorable games
were against Pinelands where Allen-
town swept both games. The Senior
members were Bill Pham and Rich
Lehrfeld. We'd like to cheer on the
team for the great effort put forth dur-
ing the 1985 season.
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a 4-9 record this past season. The cap-
tains for the team were Patty Waters
and Heather Mayes. Their skills and
leadership helped the team in many
ways throughout the season. Sopho-
more Angela Guzik and Freshman
Stacy Diefenbach participated in the
State Sectionals and will be back next
year to aid the team. The gymnastics
team consisted of primarily under-
classmen, who will be back next year
for a strong season.
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Oct. 10, Lacey Twp.
Oct. 17 Hopewell Valley
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Oct. 29 Montgomery
Oct. 31 Manasquan
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Emley-manager, S. Engle-manager, M. Gunther-manager Back row: J. Frost, A. Cuzik, 5. Rosenshine, coach Leto, coach Rovner On bar: P. Waters, S.
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ketball team, under coaches Bob
Banks and Walt Doherty, ended up
their season with a 10-12 overall re-
cord and a 6-6 conference record. This
year the Redbirds took third place in
the Lawrence Tournament and partic-
ipated in the annual Christmas Tour-
nament. Their regular season began
soon afterwards. Winning games for
the team were against Northern Bur-
lington, 60-54, Princeton Day School,
49-43, Keansburg, 49-46, Point Pleas-
ant Beach, 55-53 and 72-55, Holmdel,
64-49, Shore Regional, 56-51 and 60-
48, Pinelands, 67-44 and 54-59.
We wish the senior members of the
team the best of luck in their future
plans and to the underclassmen, best
of luck for a successful season next
year.
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to cheer the Redbirds on to victory.
The girl's pep and spirit motivated the
team to strive for success. Fondest
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Amatucci, Tina D'Amico, Zanita Keaton, manager.
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1986 proved to be a very successful
year for the girls' basketball team. The
Lady Redbirds, coached by Mike Leto,
ended the year with a record of 12-11.
They also were the first team in Allen-
town's history to make it through the
first around of the State Tournament.
This year's senior stars included Raz
Raynor, Kim Tilghman, and Sharon
Wurzel.
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The 1986 Allentown Wrestling
Team experienced a tough but suc-
cessful season. Although the overall
record was 3-9-1, there were four very
talented wrestlers on the team. Se-
niors Ken Pillik and Ed Vogel both
finished the season with individual
records of 20-1. Both Pillik and Vogel
also managed to secure first place at
the Districts. Sr. Bill Pham Q12-81 and
Jr. Jamie Vogel Q17-61 both came in
fourth place in their weight classes at
the Districts.
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Carbin IVJ, E. Stillwell KVI, K. Pillik lCapt. VJ, B. Pham fffapt. VH, I. Vogel QVJ, D. Jannuzzelli QVJ, B.
Cartmill KVJ, M. Buschhoff KVQ, G. Hyers UVJ, R. Anizell UV, Front row l-r: J. Brady QJVJ, I. Booth
UVB, A. Bishop UVJ, I. Bock UVJ, R. Selp UVJ, B. Bock UVQ, T. Kolbe UVQ, S. Huneke UVQ, R. Vargas E
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CHARLES D. MALLET
1926-1985
IN MEMCRY
DAVID RUBENSTEIN
1968-1985
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Mr. and Mrs. Ronald DeLuca
Son and daughter - Dominick and Susan
D'Angelo
New Egypt, NJ
Sammie and Marianne Hawkins
New Egypt, NJ
Renee,
Although we don't say it as often as we should, we are so
very, very proud of you. Keep up the great work and
always do the best you can.
We love you,
Mom and Dad
Best wishes to the Class of 1986 and Danalyn Marian
Gaum
Best wishes to the Class of 1986 from Dave, Linda and
Danalyn Marsh.
Congratulations to the Class of 1986-Dr. and Mrs. Stephen
L. Sokolow
D. Ives, Allentown, NI
Good luck and best wishes - Class of '86
Sarah Jo and Marty Mains
To Maria:
We are so proud of you and we love you!
Mom, Dad, Bobby, Danny and Michael
Ken -
Congratulations and best of luck!
Mom and Dad
Helen G. Haley
To our daughter, Lynn fShariJ
Remember, you are the first and we QD am so proud of you!
Mom and Dad
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Dello Margio
Robbinsville, NJ., 08691
Dear I.D.,
Graduation Day will be the start of a new journey down
life's highway. May every step of the way be a happy and
successful one.
Congratulations,
Nonie
Dear J.D.,
To our one and only grandson. This is to simply express
how proud we are of you. We admire your efforts that you
had to put into these twelve years. Best Wishes on your big
day, and much luck and success is always wished for you
now and throughout your life.
Love,
Grandma and Grandpa
Dear J.D.,
We are so proud of you. It hasn't been an easy road for
you. You have had a lot of obstacles to overcome, but you
have had a considerable amount of personal growth by your
perserverence Much happiness and success is wished for
you, our 41 son, now and in the future.
Much Love,
Mom and Dad
Jay,
Congratulations! You made it. Best Wishes for success
and happiness in your future.
Sincerely,
Mrs. Lang
Dear J.D.,
You're graduating high school and closing a chapter in
your life, hope your future chapters bring you happiness
and success always.
Congratulations,
Michelle
Congratulations Ern, you have finally made it. Good Luck
in the future.
Love,
Mom, Dad, Debbie
and Eddie
Carole and Brian,
Congratulations and good luck. We're proud of you.
Love,
Mom and Dad
Linda,
Congratulations on a job well done!
Love,
Mom, Dad, and Rick
To Our Daughter, Lynn
Remember, you are the first- and we are proud of you!
I Love,
Mom and Dad
Constance,
Be sure to keep a mirror always nigh
In some convenient, handy sort of place,
And now and then look squarely in thine eye,
And with thyself keep ever face to face.
by John K. Bangs
Love,
Mom and Dad
R.O. Scott
R.D. 3 Box 345I5
Freehold, NJ., 07728
Dave Barry, Richard E. Barry, Gayle Ann Barry
R.D. 2 Route 539 Box 48A-1
Cream Ridge, NJ., 08514
Dan and Virginia Zakovic
SanLite Acres
R.D.3 Box 332A
Freehold, NJ., 07728
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58 Breza Road
Allentown, NJ., 08501
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