Burlington High School - Heirloom Yearbook (Burlington, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1971 volume:

'Time it was, And what a time it was, It was . . . A time of innocence, A time of confidences. Long ago ... it must be . . . I have a photograph. Preserve your memories; They’re all that’s left you.” — Paul Simon ineteen Hundred Qeventy-one i FRIGHTFUUYG jrUNOIUN (OvH irmgg pcwsnKj.- No one teacher has influenced, encouraged, and aided the class of 71 quite as much as our dedicatee. From the grammar lessons in ninth grade English, to the enlightening discussions in senior World Literature, the members of our class have profited by each class pe- riod spent with our resident Irishman. His enthusiasm and understanding are reflected in the varied ways in which he presents his subject. His presence is felt just as strongly outside the class- room. He has employed his energy and talent in coach- ing both our cross-country and track teams. In addition, serving as advisor to this HEIRLOOM, he has guided us, patiently and willingly, throughout the year. The members of this class will not easily forget our tall and lanky friend. Because of his fairness and open- mindedness, he has commanded our respect and atten- tion. The class of 71 has chosen to dedicate its year- book to one who has helped create it, Mr. John McGo- vern. No worthier choice could have been made. Thanks, Mr. McGovern, for all your help! Heirloom 1971 To - 5 FACULTY 7 BOARD OF EDUCATION: Left to right: Mr. James Jefferson, Mr. Fulvio Severi, Mr. Robert Dotti, Superintendent of Schools, Mrs. Marga- ret Hogan, President, Mr. Arthur Cooper, Secretary, Mr. Wayne Page, Mr. Martin Levin. MR. ROBERT DOTTI Superintendent of Schools MR. RAYMOND COSTELLO Principal Class Qponsors 1971 We got by with a little help from our friends MISS ALICE MAIER MRS. DORIS DOTTI MR. ANGELO ALBANO MR. WILLIAM BURR MR. HOWARD MOORE MR. ROLLIN CUNNINGHAM MISS PAULINE ZAUGRA 10 Six of one — half a dozen of the other” MISS EVELYN BECKWORTH MISS LEONORE LONTZ Student or Teacher? MRS. MEREDITH HEINEMAN In the Beginning . . . MR. FRANCIS PORTER MISS DARLENE MOORE MR. ERNEST BREWER MRS. BARBARA STEINKE MR. JAY TRACKMAN MR. DAWSON McELWEE MRS. JULIA DANGLER MR. JOSEPH COSTELLO My name is Welch” MR. LOWRY WELCH 12 13 MR. MARTIN BOONIN MRS. BARBARA FISHER Hurry up Herbie” MR. and MRS. HERBERT ALTHOUSE MR. J. P. GIANGIULIO MRS. ANNE PARKS CENSORED” MR. SAMUEL BOOKBINDER 14 MR. HENRY CIURLEY MR. RONALD FORST MR. GEORGE FITZPATRICK 15 MRS. HELEN CIERVO MR. VYRON GRACH MR. WILLIAM KLEIN MRS. RUTH DINSMORE MISS PATRICIA DePERSIA MRS. CARMEN MATTEO MRS. AGNES WOJDAK 16 MR. ALTON SCHMIDT MRS. ROSADELL GALMISH MR. HAROLD CALDWELL Goal tending? MISS BARBARA MOYERMAN 17 MR. BERNARD OSHEROW SENORA DORA DcALTMAN 18 MRS. VIRGINIA TAYLOR MR. EDWARD FABRITIIS MR. HARRY WEILER MR. WILLIAM JONES MISS FRANCES AMBRUSTER It’s my thing! MR. GABE TOTH MRS. ERNESTINE WILLIAMS MISS JANET KNICKERBOCKER 19 MRS. LILLIAN DICKINSON Ma Platt MRS. MARY PLATT MR. DENNIS CORBETT MRS. BARBARA KELLER 20 MR. ANDREW JAMES MRS. JANE BOWERS MRS. JODDY BALDEROSSI, MRS. LOLA BLON, MRS. SHIRLEY STOHL MR. CARMEL COLOFRANSON MISS FAY NEWKIRK MRS. BETTY FOSTER MRS. SUSAN HUNTER 21 Mr. L. Gaines, Mrs. Taylor, Mr. R. Moore, Mrs. S. Spencer, Mrs. E. Burroughs 22 Mr. R. Devlin, Mr. E. Gilbert, Mr. E. Knoff, Mr. D. O’Neil 23 THERESA ACKLES Now let me tell you one thing.” . . . crazy about a certain Rutger’s man . . . crazy, but friendly . . . plans to get married. ROBERT AFFLERBACK Bob . . . Want to run it?” . . . Did Mr. Caldwell really catch him spinning wheels? . . . plans to at- tend Burlington County College. GREGORY ALLEN Drysdalc” . . . remembers Fresh- man Tournament . . . Are you crazy?” . . . Can’t forget the time they got caught at R.V.R.H.S. . . . would like to play pro baseball. JOHN ARNAO Will always remember Freshman Tournament of 1967 . . . Nose . . . Your money or your wife.” ... on to college . . . likes playing pool. FILOMENA ARRONENZI Chicken . . . crazy, talkative, small . . . What was she doing the last day of school? . . . seen riding through town with Bill . . . plans on getting rich . . . Always with Sandy and Debbie. SANDRA ATZERT Sandy . . . will learn to keep aw'ay from horses ... I don’t have time.” . . . always seen with Karen . . . attends our basketball and football games faithfully. CAROLYN ANDERSON Carol . . . You’re lying to me. Play it off!” . . . What ever hap- pened in Miss Platt’s Home Ec. class? . . . sly, slick, and wicked? . . . enjoys looking at men ... fu- ture secretary. MICHAEL ARNAO Mike . . . Cool it!” . . . our shy, honest basketball player . . . can’t wait to marry that girl from N.B.C. INGER AUGESTAD Our bouncy present from Norway . . . ’'Oh, dam it!” . . . will always re- member her senior year at B.C.H.S. . . . friendly to all, curious, talkative . . . Her favorite pastime is writing letters home . . . Looks forward to visiting the U.S.A. again. JAMES BASGIL Smart? . . . Why does he remember Friday night basketball games? . . . Let’s go on the roads.” KIM BAKER Oh yea?” . . . friendly and talkative . . . fond memories of 11th grade his- tory classes ... can be seen driving . . . future in college career. TERRANCE BAKER Can be found either racing, riding around, or working at Jack-in-the-Box . . . Shy? . . . computer operator . . . marriage? . . . Terry Speedracer” the girl watcher . . . Hey! How you doin’ sister and brother?” JANIS BALDOROSSI She didn’t have an accident in the school parking lot, did she? . . . how immoral!! . . . Could she ever become an airline stewardess? . . . gross . . . Hips” . . . What a freak!” ANTHONY BALDOROSSI Ah come on Mr. Brewer!” . . . wants to be a carpenter . . . pool, swimming, and girls . . . Tony!! PAMELA BAGGE Pam . . . one of our homecoming beauties . . . blonde, quiet ... a foot- ball fan . . . plans a future with Dc- More. Carol . . . You poor thing.” . . . spends her time enjoying life . . . Did she assist her first period gym class in putting a mouse in Miss Goldstein’s office? ... Is she shy? CAROLYNN BEDNARCZYK 27 CHARLES BELL Charlie . . . Hey, how ya doin’?” . . . future physical therapist . . . does he enjoy basketball or listen- ing to records?... if the Dec. 19, 1969 victory over Haddon Heights was his second win of the day, what was the first?! CHARMAINE BENNETT Cap’n Maine . . . nice to know . . . Hey Ugh!” . . . does she like to meditate?. . . boy, is she crazy. CHARLES BLOW Always working on his car ... should be an expert in the auto- mobile field!?! . . . will never for- get basketball of 1969 ., . quiet! . . . “You’re kidding!” CAMELLIA BONANNO Shut up and listen!” . . . short and bouncy . . . she cut without ever getting caught . . . loves to meditate . . . who’s D.M.? S. VICKI BOOKER What happened in Mr. Bookbin- der’s first period History class? . . . deals behind the wheel of a Dodge Dart . . . vivacious . . . why docs she go to the Guidance Office so much? . . . “You ain’t right!” . . . known as Vic. MARK BOREL Will never forget Geography with Jet Man . . . Hey, Lcn” . . . can be seen trying to keep his car running. BONITA CAULFIELD JAY BOWERS “Tomorrow’s a new day” ... a resident head . . . long hair . . . likes nothing better than good rock music . . . will never forget his Junior and Senior year. BETTEANN BRINING JAMES BRACEY Juncy . . . cool, calm and collected . . . will never forget June 18, 1971 . . . what’s the truth behind Boone’s farm? Giggles . . . Has a smile for everyone . . . Spends her summers in Auburn, Alabama . . . Miss Congeniality of Junior Miss Pageant. . . Are you seri- ous? Mrs. Fisher and Mr. Toth really rate . .'. Never forget backing drivers ed car into a telephone pole ... en- joys playing violin. DIANE BURNS ’’Forget it” . . . what happened at that Halloween? . . . Pearl . . . ’’Where’s Charisse and Penny?. . . can be found on the phone or watching TV at Wendi’s. JUNE BURNS Shy, quiet but friendly . . . will re- member the ’70 Prom for a long time . . . ’’You know” . . . loves to go out . . . Joe’s girl. JOY BURR ’’You must be crazy!” . . . what hap- pened at that Halloween dance? . . . foresees a future in social work . . . our fantastic chccrlcading captain . . . always with Wcndi. DONNA BUSSELL B 1 . . . Wish I had a car” . . . still laughing over the time she, Barb, Debbie and Kathy fit into a trash can at the park . . . always smiling . . . don’t look for her at home. MICHELE BUTLER Shellie . . . always ready to make an- other friend . . . smiles all the time • • • loves to travel . . . Hi” ... our FBLA President. LAUREN CAMPBELL Campbell . . . oh, those memories of Gus’s after the basketball games . . . often seen in the DeLucmobile . . . messing around is best with Kathy, Missy and Jan . . . Eddie, Eddie, Eddie . . . It’s on. again, this time forever” . . . plans to fly high on United. 29 WILLIAM CARNIVALE That’s life in the big city” . . . will always remember winning the state basketball championship . . . Florence is his kind of place . . . plans a career in the Coast Guard. DARLENE CARUSO Dar . . . Guess what happened last night?” . . . talkative and shy?? . . . enjoys writing poetry . . . plans to be a lab assistant. BRUCE J. CHAMPION Very quiet . . . works hard around the school ... nice to know. ANDREA CHERUBINI Known as Missy . . . seen around town with Bo . . . hangs around with Kathy, Lauren, and Janis . . . a future nurse . . . friendly, noisy, active . . . enjoyed senior year?? . . . alternate for DeLucmobile. BRUCE CHASE A quiet guy ... a very talented artist . . . hopes to be a future Navy man. MICHAEL CHASE The Big M.C. ... did he dig the Sophomore Party? ... sly and wicked is what he is . . . baseball is his sport . . . Joy, you know just where to go.” RONALD CIEMNOLONSKI Ronnie . . . always on time!?! never without a pass for Mrs. Tay- lor — on time or otherwise. ELAINE CLAWGES Nope, cannot do it!” . . . always smiling ... a friendly word for all . . . enjoys playing the organ. SUSAN COMEGNO Sue . . . ‘'Dude” . . . won’t forget Halloween 70 . . . spirited cheerlead- er.. . flirtatious . . . loves being with Rick . . . future plans include working and marriage. LEONARD CONKLIN Lcn . . . “Hey, Mark!” . . . will never forget Geography with Jet Man” . . . modest, lovable . . . enjoys being with his girl . . . always can be seen in the parking lot at lunchtime ... a future in the Navy. MARILYN COATES What docs she and Linda Burroughs find to talk about? . . . only gripe is not winning a pep rally . . . plans to teach Special Ed . . . captain of color guard . . . why did the class of 70 captivate her? . . . Omigod!” . . . boy, is she corrupted . . . who’s W.T.? ELIZABETH COUNTRYMAN Betty . . . What can I say?” . . . friendly, amusing ... a real nice girl to know . . . enjoys being with Dave . . . will always remember the basket- ball games ... a Gino’s girl . . . can’t wait for those weekends! MARTHA CRAMER Marty . . . where are Michelle, Char and Evic? . . . Get me out of 9th pe- riod” . . who did she call Jungle Jim?? . . . seen riding through town . . . plans upon being an educated bum . . . docs she have big eyes? MICHAEL CRISTOFORO Cris . . . our All-State lineman . . . hardworking S.C. president Can’t it wait? I’m busy” . . . love- struck from ’way back . . . Bring on Butkus . . . he’ll play it off ... be- hind every good man ... a future in medicine. SHEILA CROWDER Shorty . . . always will remember Blue and White Night . . . loud, crazy . . . It’s your thing” . . . enjoys sewing . . . future as a Keypunch Op- erator. THOMAS CROWDER Tom ... I like it, I like it” . . . friendly with the school’s feminine population . . . isn’t he in that blue Valiant that zooms in town, out of town and around town? . . . plans to join America’s labor force after gradu- ation. 31 EDWARD DALLMAN EDWARD CZUJ Chewy” . . . Cut out this tom- foolery” . . . Favorite pastime is gambling . . . Likes to flirt? . . . Will always remember Mr. Weil- er’s class ... a sociable Polack. Crash” . . . Just plain crazy and overly friendly . . . What’s at 113 E. Broad Street? . . . Coach Joe and Mr. Pharazyn rate . . . Plans to be a weekend warrior?? . . . I’m gonna play that off.” SUZANNE DARR Sue . . . doesn’t want to remember B.C.H.S. . . . Yeah!” . . . Quiet . . . Oh?” DANIEL D’AUTRECHY Hey Head” . . . Does he ever come to school? . . . courteous? . . . brilliant?. . . Who’s Sue? . . . Evil!!! . . . anticipates a future in radio . . . DASH . . . What’s Happenin’?” JEAN DAVIS Always enjoying herself. . . cool, liberal, and aggressive . . . future computer programmer . . . antici- pates June 17th . . . That’s your business!” PAULA DAVIS Windy . . . What a flirt! . . . Shy? . . . a boy watcher . . . He’s a hunk . . . makes U.B.’s. RICHARD DAVIS Munged up” . . . did he really spend only a day and a half of his senior year in school? ... can be seen anywhere but in school . . . plans are to survive in this cruel world. PAUL DAVIS Paul . . . Peace, Brother” . . . comical, boisterous, easygoing . . . enjoys being with the guys at the Firehouse ... is he flirtatious? 32 MELVA DAWSON KATHLEEN DELUCA Penny ... a member in good standing of the Athletic Association . . . Where is George?” . . . one of our lovely” cheerleaders . . . will never forget the water tower . . . hopes to become an elementary teacher. DeLuke . . . Oh those memories! . . . That’s so sad!” . . . always seen with Campbell ... is she all that energetic and quiet?? . . . plans on being a nurse in Uruguay until 26 . . . (no relation to the bakery) . . . owner of DeLuemobile. ROBERT DEMORE De . . . State Wrestling Champ of B.C.H.S. ... can be reached at 1144 Cooper St. . . . Three times a 3-letter- man. MERCEDES DEREZA Mech ... A tall, friendly Mexican who rides around with Krazy Dot . . . Guess who was in town last night!” . . . what ever happened on the trip to Rancocas Valley? STANLEY DOB1ES Did he enjoy Phys. Ed. with melon- head? . . . Dobe ... a friendly, socia- ble athletic member of the All- American team . . . Foresees a future as an Electrical Engineer? GALE DORSEY I ain’t gonna lie to ya” . . . will never forget giving jellybeans to Mr. Southard last year . . . silly and glib . . . just for Michael — It’s the Navy way. JARRETT DORSEY Heavy Duty . . . loves to watch others work . . . will never forget seeing Mr. Gaughan and his beard . . . future as a draftsman. RICHARD DOVEY Tree” . . . was the Army’s battle ever won at the Cross-Country practice? ... a real procrastinator . . . Cut it out!” . . . daydreams constantly. 33 CANDACE EASTWICK Will anyone who knows the whereabouts of Candy’s under- wear please notify her immediate- ly .. . crazy, talkative . . . What a bummer!” . . . Can be seen driv- ing a green bomb at Jack-in-the- Box. CYNTHIA ECKERT Cyn......flirtatious and talkative . . . Why was she climbing out the bathroom window with Karen and Laura? . . . Enjoys working and being with Butch. THOMAS EDWARDS Ed . . . C’mon man” . . . courte- ous, congenial, tall . . . will al- ways remember his senior football year . . . Really” . . . Member of the All—American Club . . . Spiehs, Osh, McGovern, and Forst really rate ... a future engi- neer. JOSEPH EISELE Eyes” . . . Hey, what’s happen- ing?” . . . tall, quiet, well dressed . . . keeps the Palestra and the Ea- gles in business ... a future printer . . . seen cruising in a 1970 Monte Carlo . . . favorite pastime 316 Harrison Ave ... a McGo- vern fan. NANCY FARRELL Nance . . . You know what you can do with it” . . . weekend parties on High Street?. . . always trying to get a car to ride around town in . . . won’t forget that half day at R.V.R.H.S. . . . friendly and talkative. KAREN FELTWELL Quiet . . . Will always remember the trouble at Rancocas Valley and the bathroom window inci- dent . . . Enjoyed basketball games and riding through town with Laura and all the rest ... A future and riding through town with Laura and all the rest ... A future elementary teacher. LAURA FERRELLI Don’t worry about it” fun lov- ing, friendly, Italian . . . Will never forget lavatory window and Rancocas Valley High . . . Loved going to basketball games and rid- ing through town. 34 JOHN FILIPPINE Jewvan . . . What do you say?” . . . had his best times at B.C.H.S. in various classes . . . has an inter- est in sports, accounting, and busi- ness. WARREN FILLIUS Hitler . . . Honest to God” . . . Won’t forget cutting classes . . . Quiet, aggressive and lovable . . . What’s his favorite pastime? ... fu- ture architect. GERALD FOX Sly . . . Call it what you want” . . . serious, patient, but determined . . . remembers winning the Freshman Basketball Tournament . . . singing and the Air Force interest him. JAMES FOX Fox . . . mischievious . . . Bet me!” . . . lovable and lazy . . . wants to enter the service and get married . . . Is he a lover? DEBORAH GAFFNEY Deb . . . What really happened in Pharazyn’s prep room . . . That’s ludicrous!” . . . How do you spell Cristoforo? . . . had a ball at Girls’ State . . . always busy . . . our S.C. President’s First Lady. JOHN GALLAGHER Jack ... is he a sharp dresser?. . . can be seen driving his Firebird ... at times quiet ... at times talkative . . . is he really a lady’s man? SHIRLEY GARRETT Shirl . . . Oh Wow!” Had good times at lunch . . . crazy, friendly, loud . . . Loves that blue Mustang! . . . Plans on marriage for future. JAMES GILANYI Jimmy . . . Heavy” . . . says he can’t wait to get out . . . weird, moody, a clown . . . Listening to music and computer programming interest him. 35 SUSAN GILCHRIST Sue . . . You know” . . . talka- tive, friendly, giggly ... can al- ways be seen with Bill . . . Has fond memories of her senior year . . . plans a future in elementary education. PATRICIA GITTENS Pat . . . Also known as Larry’s sis . . . Oh, my nerves!” . . . has fond memories of the ’69 Jr.—Sr. Party . . . nonchalant and calm . . . a future model. SHARON GRAHAM Will never forget Mr. Porter’s English class . . . Sis . . . shy . . . Oh tough!” . . . favorite teacher is Mr. Jones ... a future elemen- tary teacher. WILLARD GRANATH Bill. . . had good times in the caf- eteria . . . Are you a turtle?” . . . friendly, lazy, enjoys sailing, hunt- ing and cars . . . plans on becom- ing a veterinarian. LUCILLE GREENE Ceil . . . Play it off!” . . . will never forget the parties in gym class with the ham sandwiches, al- ways laughing . . . nice to know . . . future plans — marriage? CLORINDA GROOMS Honest, fun-loving . . . Rindy . . . Did she really have 8 study halls? . . . Play it off!” . . . loves parties . . . a future social worker. DENISE GUDGER Friendly and fun-loving . . . can be found, on occasion, in the halls of B.C.H.S. . . . anxiously await- ing our ’71 graduation. Gerri . . . Listen hon!” . . . will never forget Afro—American week . . . lovable (?), crazy . . . always making fun of Debbie . . . Right on!” GERALDINE GITTENS THOMAS GUNN Aquaman . . . Wazoo you” . . . will never forget going on the Senior cut day with the class of ’70 . . . easygo- ing, quiet . . . enjoys surfing and skiing . . . looks forward to being an oceanographer. JOHN HEAL Big John . . . Oh Wow!” ... Is he really shy? . . . will never forget the day he made it through school . . . summertime farmer . . . hangs at the olaza . . . plans a future as a lawyer. MARK HAINES Mark . . . wise guy? . . . will always remember graduation . . . loves bas- ketball . . . quiet. BARRY HARPER Harp . . . Yo leg!” . . . crazy, friend- ly, spirited . . . will never forget the 70 Track Scholastic League meet the day after the Prom . . . our senior class president . . . Where did he learn to run so fast? . . . Pharazyn — McGovern 1. KATHLEEN HARKINS Kathy . . . Guess who I saw?” . . . scatterbrained, carefree, funny ... en- joys life . . . 'T can’t help it, I’m that way!” . . . lives at the community cen- ter .. . patiently awaits her valiant knight.” xMARK HATCHER Hatch . . . Another Soldier” from cross-country . . . quiet, artistic . . . enjoys surfing . . . likes Mr. Boonin and Mr. Geltch. GEORGE GUSRANG Nonchalant, indeterminable, indispu- table . . . Can never forget the acci- dent that happened while running cross-country . . . aspires to become God. SANDRA HESS San . . . quiet, fun-loving . . . some- how managed two lunch periods as a Soph . . . Hey, what did you say?” . . . seen riding through town . . . plans to become a drag racer (?). 37 VANESSA HOLLAND Our Motown Girl . . . loves to fly to Detroit . . . Hawk . . . You’re so grown!” . . . Loud!! . . . will never forget Black History Week . . . Boy, is she crazy! . . . loves to profile in weddings . . . Watch out! She’s our future nurse!!! ELLEN HORWITZ Future psychiatric social worker . . . loves to write poetry . . . Ellie . . . Now seriously!” CATHERINE HOELCHER Cathy ... an artist . . . funny, goofy . . . loves to make up stories . . . will never forget falling asleep during homeroom check . . . plans to finish high school! BETH HORWITZ Beth . . . You gotta be kidding!” . . . French enthusiast . . . loqua- cious . . . Can she play a guitar? . . . nutty. JACQUELYN HUMINSKI Jacki . . . Can I borrow your notes?” . . . quiet (?), congenial, intelligent... can be found work- ing diligently at Kiddie City, or home sleeping . . . will never for- get the stimulating lunchroom discussions. CORDELL HILL Sly, slick, and wicked . . . Mit . . . Why was Mr. Porter’s substitute, Miss Paulson, so unforgettable? . . . What da deal is?” . . . loves to sing . . . Dig your high!” WILLIAM JACKAMONIS What’s kickin’ chicken?” . . . one of our superfine seniors . . . lazy! . . . one of the West end boys . . . What happened during the free time on the ’69-’70 Humanities trip? . . . Monis . . . forever gambling . . . What’s the case, ace?” DOUGLAS HIBBS Doug . . . How ya doing?” . . . memories of 11th grade home- room . . . found playing in a rock and roll group . . . quiet. . . plans on business training in college. 38 FRED JACOB Fritz . . . will never forget being called Frederick by Mr. Porter . . . We’re not having a quiz this peri- od?” ... Mr. Forst and Mr. Porter really rate . . . plays the organ full volume . . . industrious, congenial, cheerful. SHARON KEENAN The Hawk . . . Shucks” . . . She can’t forget Driver’s Ed.?! . . . short, amiable, and hairy? . . . writes poetry and listens to albums . . . plans to major in psychology. ROBERTA JACOBY Robbie . . . Hey Bee Hinc!” . . . hardworking, peace-loving nut . . . likes music, art, and Perkins . . . gonna be one fantastic teacher . . . eats lunch in the Dclucmobilc. NANCY JANSON Carol . . . Great” . . . friendly and kind to all . . . enjoys listening to rec- ords . . . will never forget the good times of 9th grade . . . fun-loving . . . strongly backs the Candy Drive . . . future housewife. JAMES JOHNSON Jim . . . Doggone it, where’s the fire?” . . . likes to bowl . . . kind and funny . . . future data processor. CYNTHIA JONES Cindy . . . likes horseback riding . . . very active, congenial, fan-loving . . . plans to attend college and go into social work . . . always falling down or up stairs ... I don’t care.” ELLA MAE JONES Ella . . . walks the halls with Linda, Jackie, Sheila and Tina . . . enjoys talking with her main man . . . Ain’t he fine???” . . . foxy and together. JOHN MICHAEL KERR Mike . . . won’t forget getting 2 c’s in 2 successive marking periods from Miss Beckworth . . . outasitc” . . . happy, lazy, and kind to everyone . . . always cutting ... Mr. Gaughan knows. 39 CRAIG KETELS Kettles . . . Sure!” . . . Injured while catching freshman year because of poor equipment? . . . Incomplete and inconsistent, he likes to love and sleep . . . Seen with Debbie L. . . . Does numbers on cars. DOROTHY KIRCHNER Krazy Dot . . . That’s the breaks” . . . Why don’t they have clocks in the lava- tory? . . . What happens in the library?. . . likes driving in her blue Falcon . . . always talking . . . Mr. Fields is her favorite. KENNETH KIRSCHNER Ken . . . Hi there!” . . . will never forget graduation . . . peaceful and indivi- dualistic . . . works at Edgcwater Beach Apts. . . . entering the field of medicine. DANIEL KIRK Dan . . . Nah, I’m only kidding” . . . humorous, witty, devious . . . will never forget winning the baseball award . . . frequents the Palestra . . . plans a career in baseball . . . winner of the never missed a day of school award! ALAN KITZ Butch . . . spends his time with Nova . . . cool, crazy, likes to cut. . . You win some, you lose some, some get rained out” ... an asset to the Air Force Nation- al Guard? BELINDA KNIGHT Motormouth . . . will always remember her pale sister, Lou Ann S., with her 5 children . . . Yah, dummy!” . . . does anyone know her favorite pastime?... a little crazy and very talkative . . . plans to study sociology in college. HORACE KNIGHT What’s happening broad?” . . . can be seen hanging around Fitzgeralds corner . . . most memorable experience — getting to twelfth grade. PHILLIP KOVELOSKI Phil . . . how much money did he really find??? . . . who’s Camaro is that?. . . friendly, immoral, a Polack . . . loved school??? 40 RICHARD LANKELIS Oh wow!” . . . remembers being homecoming chairman . . . incom- plete and marvelous!? . . . always found on High Street . . . college lies in his future. OSEE LAWRENCE O-Skeet . . . cool, calm, collected . . . accused of bootlegging at the first sen- ior party . . . can be seen driving San- dra in a ’66 VW. NANCY KOWALSKI Nance . . . shy, quiet, friendly . . . Where’s Bill?” . . . looks forward to working at Bell Telephone. VALERIE LEWIS Val ... Oh my goodness! How awful!” . . . makes money for the Leach” . . . memories of that Law- rcncevillc Summer Session ... a fu- ture accountant . . . quiet?? . . . what docs she contemplate? CHARLES LAWRENCE Chuck . . . one of our All-County linemen . . . does he drive that Jeep? . . . college-bound . . . reserved, con- genial, all-round . . . enjoys sports. JACQUELINE LEFTWICH Intelligent (?), fun, and friendly . . . can’t forget the Color Guard with Linda, Ella Mac, and Tina . . . would like to become a third grade teacher. CHERYL KRETZMER Charlie . . . I’m going home” ... in- visible, immune, exempt . . . fully in- tends to be seven years old eternally . . . will always remember meeting Mr. Cunningham. LYNDA ZAKSZESKI Lynn . . . friendly and quiet . . . You freak!” . . . seen with Wendy, Gcrri, and Kathy ... will always remember Mrs. Althousc and Mr. Fields ... a future hairdresser or cosmetician. 41 DEIDRE LINK Dec . . . Hey! What’s happenin’?” ... can be found waiting around for Roy . . . talkative, friendly, nutty . . . Remember the day she got suspended for cut- ting DIANE LINK Di . . . Remembers cutting school. . . Everything you do is either immoral, il- legal, or fattening.” . . . Art and John Simmia’s are her favorite pastimes . . . plans to work, own an apartment, and marry. THERESA LISTER Trccsc . . . I’m so embarrassed!” . . . will never forget Gus’. . . seen with Dave . . . a future executive secretary. EUGENE LONG Genie . . . high leaping basketball player . . . seen riding around in a ’69 GTO . . . cool, calm and collected and always respected. FLORENCE MACDERMOTT Flor ... I can’t wait till June” . . . moody, flirtatious . . . What a driver! . . . helped with the drug program at school . . . what’s in Morrisville, Pa.? DONALD MACMILLAN Mac . . . tall, intelligent. . .will never forget cross-country practices . . . fond of pole vaulting . . . future plans for college. ROBERT MACMILLAN What arc we doing this period?” . . . congenial, modest and quiet. . . Bob . . . always remembers playing army with the rest of the cross-country team. WILLIAM MACMILLAN Mac . . . easygoing . . . Why bother?” . . . grooves on W.M.M.R. . . . our resi- dent redhead . . . planning a trip to Australia?!? 42 BARBARA MAJOR Oh my nerves” . . . enjoys sports . . . active and spirited . . . seen with Diane . . . Miss Moyerman and Miss Moore rate . . . drives a ’66 Chevy. MARTIN MANCINI Marty ... I don’t really care” ... a little shy? . . . one of the West End Boys . . . fond memories of Mr. Lukis, Mr. Cunningham and Mr. Beers. LAURA MANSBERGER Can usually be located in the parking lot . . . sandals the year round ... at- tractive, witty, individualistic. JACK MARLLES Easygoing, friendly and talkative . . . Ya know?” . . . another fan of horror movies . . . can’t forget dying his hands purple in Chemistry . . . looking forward to Rutgers Uni- versity. DURWELL MARSHALL Dur. . . Nevqr happen” . . . likes to work on cars. . . friendly and freckled . . . wants to enter the field of busi- ness management. MICHELINE MARSHALL DAVID MARTH GEORGE SILLS Mimi . . . had three boys staying at her house for the Model Congress . . . But I just sat down!” . . . involved, creative . . . enjoys painting . . . plans to be an art teacher. Aw geez!” . . . TD . . . will never forget senior year of football . . . Has he ever seen a horror movie? ... fu- ture in electronics. GE ... the Riverside football game is his memorable experience . . . enjoys being with Paula . . . athletic . . . liked by all. 43 WILLIAM MARTIN Bill . . . WiJJiM . . . Whatever” . . . outgoing, quiet (?), interested . . . likes baseball, basketball, cross-country and girls . . . will always remember playing army in the woods during cross-country season ... I try” . . . has Sue on-the- brain” . . . plans a future in biological science. BRIAN MASSIMI Brain ... a real outdoorsman? . . . will always remember the school plays . . . loves basketball ... a worker on the stage crew . . . Pert Near” . . . plans a ca- reer in Business Administration. MIRIAM MAUGERI Mims . . . Oh Toughness!” . . . talkative, friendly, outgoing . . . I’m so em- barrassed” . . . will never forget Gus’s after the basketball games ... can be seen riding around town. RUTH MAUPIN Eager with a friendly Hi!” . . . petite and shy . . . very nice person to know . . . likes to cook. MICHAEL MEADE Mike . . . will never forget going to the S.M.D. . . . friendly and kind ... al- ways has something nice to say to everyone . . . has a lot of wonderful friends.” ROSEMARIE McMONAGLE Rose ... a member of the Business Staff . . . witty, quiet? . . . can’t wait for graduation . . . what a talker! . . . Oh No!” LEWIS MEREDITH Lew . . . future National Guardsman . . . loud, quick-tempered, congenial . . . enjoys the boobtube” . . . Peace” . . . remembers his Senior English class the most.’ WENDI MEREDITH Byrd” . . . Oh, that Halloween party with the A.A. gang!! . . . Hey, Trea, tell Joy I’ll be there!” . . . sincerely hopes to manage the Jackson Five someday. 44 DAVID MICHAEL Mike . . . Uh??” . . . talkative, friendly, and always busy . . . enjoys going out with Willingboro friends . . . host to our exchange student from Brazil ... a future in the field of anesthesiology. JANET MICHAEL Jan . . . has everyone believing that she’s really studious . . . Very Good” . . . famous among her friends for her Lookie Thcrc!s” . . . THE girl in physics ... a devotee of Miss Evic . . . Actually sacrifices Senior Lounge to be a lab assistant?!? DARLENE MILKE Dar . . . Unforgettable character . . . loves to model . . . adds a feminine touch to the building trades class . . . What a clown! BARBARA MINEMIER Barb . . . What a nut! . . . always clowning . . . seen at the Jack with Sandy or Debbie or someone . . . Are you for real?” . . . will always remember Mrs. Dangler’s classes . . . •plans to attend college. TERRY MONTAGNO Wiggles . . . Didja hear the one aboutdid she really hit a car on her driver’s test? . . . always has a funny?? joke to tell ... our fantastic running back . . . Lost: one contact lens on Salem Rd. DEBORAH MOORE The friendly, cheerful Debbie . . . could never wait for 3:10 . . . would like to cut classes but . . . You better watch yourself, kid” ... a sociology major. LUCILLE MOORE Ant-knee ... the nutty, friendly, seri- ous redhead . . . loves to roller skate? . . . Dave” ... a talented author. MARY MORRISSEY Loves to softshoc with Terry in the gym . . . quiet, fragile, and friendly . . . always talking about Darlene” and Grace” and Charlie” . . . Look, Terr, there’s Cootcy.” 45 DEBORAH MOYER Debbie . . . nice to know . . . always smiling . . . hard worker. . . foresees a fu- ture in homemaking. ROBERT A. MEYERS Bobby . . . friendly, sense of humor, school spirited . . . Play it cool, stay in school” . . . enjoys listening to WJJZ” . . . will never forget Sockin Bird. JUDITHANN NASE Judy . . . can be seen every morning diligent in the library . . . zany, tempera- mental, very imaginative . . . plans on going to Burlington County College next fall. KAREN NAYLOR Dog-gone!” . . . will never, ever, forget her senior year with Inger. . . friendly, forgetful . . . enjoys being with Steve . . . has future plans as a business teacher. MICHAEL JOSEPH NICOLO Nick” . . . witty, talented, friendly, likes all sports . . . will always remember lunchroom pranks . . . Wadda ya say!” . . . one of the West End guys . . . wants to attend college. JANICE NOLAN Jan . . . Ha!” . . . lives in a community center . . . partial to blue Opel Kadctts . . . short, cute, carefree . . . did she really get lost in Washington, a block from the bus? . . . Where’s Linda? CASSANDRA NYIKITA Cassie . . . Dog!” . . . definitely . . . has driven a beaten path through town . . . understands (?) Mr. McGovern, Mr. Gaughan, and Mr. Porter . . . classic . . . Michael . . . she’s here, she’s there, she’s everywhere. JOHN ORIO Will always remember the day he got to leave school by request of Rollin . . . outersight” . . . hairy, brainy, congenial . . . can be found working on ’63 Eord and Cutting . . . future at Nickels. 46 LINDA OWENS GLORIA PAGANO ROBERT PAGE Lin . . . Doesn’t she live at 19 Morris Ave? . . . What’s goin’ on here?!” . . . can be seen at Kiddie City ... a mother to all lost animals . . . slightly windblown before homeroom ... ac- quired a friend on the Washington Police Force . . . Luz?? Glor . . . always looks nice . . . still trying to find out why The State Po- lice stopped her ... a true Italiano . . . 4ll . . . one of the friendliest peo- ple around . . . plans on teaching the little ones. Get any” . . . Rock the future lover . . . favorite pastime is girls ... en- joyed cutting. EDWARD PALMER D.J. ... a terrific football player . . . tall, dark and handsome? . . . Gee Whiz!” . . . What does he do in the hills? ... A good mechanic . . . Pro- football in the future. JOAN PERKINS Behind . . . Our bewildered editor of The Heirloom ... I can’t believe they did that” . . . always with Jacoby • • . hypersensitive, broadminded . . . Everything’s for the yearbook . . . Chinese fircdrill in the DeLucmobile. SANDRA M. PEZZULLO Sandy . . . friendly and devious . . . Never got caught cutting? . . . Wants to become a secretary.. . . Spends all free time with Ron . . . Really, are you for real?” HEDY PHILIP Prefers Ski . . . Chick who?? . . . In- ger’s second sister ... I don’t know” . . . reached at home writing letters to Chikk. CHARLES PIERCE Picrcy . . . What’s happening?” . . . is eager to pass the 12th grade . . . witty, cool, a real clown ... he spends his time at Gus’s . . . plans to see the world. 47 PATRICIA PIERCE Pat . ,. our ambitious Arrowhead editor . . . hang it up” . . . our Blue Devil” mascot in 9th grade ... a future R.N. ... I pledge allegiance” ... (to Seton Hall?). ANTHONY PLA Tony .... a future electrical engineer. . . running, running, running . . . perser- vering . . . unsociable, nervous? . . . won’t forget playing Army at Cross-Coun- try practice. GEORGE PLANTOS One of Slough’s crew . . . frequents the. Big Five . . . small but mighty. STANLEY PODROZA Hey man!” . . . plans on a career in art . . . creative, friendly . . . enjoys rcc ords, parties and art . . . will never forget graduation and the party . . . Stan . . plans to attend college. HARVEY POLSKY The nose knows” . . . sports editor of the Arrowhead” . . . friendly and de- pendable . . . enjoys sports and music . . . Coach Costello and Mr. McGovern rate. ALLEN PORTER A1 . . . took advantage of the class of ’70’s cut-day . . . Let’s get it” . . . outgo- ing, good-looking, congenial . . . Who’s MaryAnnc?. . . plans a career in print- ing. BLANCHARD POWELL Blanchie . . . our able little _guard . . . If you don’t succeed, don’t do it no more!” . . . will always remember winning the Freshman Basketball Tourna- ment ... a future National Guard. CAROL PURVIS Known as Sam!?! . . . My goodness” . . . crazy and friendly . . . will never for- get the Sophomore Party . . . loves to watch T.V. 48 DEBORAH RAYMOND WELDON REYNOLDS LINDA RIZZO Debbie . . . If I don’t, nobody else will” . . . carries the school flag for the B.C.H.S. Color Guard . . . fash- ionable . . . seen wearing a big bush or long tresses . . . boys, boys, boys! Our superbad Senior . . . What’s happening babe?” . . . Don Juan of B.C.H.S. . . . Graduate of S.B. College . . . our future computer programmer . . . I have to take my note to the nurse” . . . sly, slick, and wicked. Rizz . . . even her father turned her in for cutting! . . . Are you serious?” . . . little, nutty, and proud of her Ital- ian heritage . . . loves to party ... a future secretary. REBECCA ROBINSON Friendly, quiet, and sexy! . . . loves to read ... will never forget the party they gave in gym class in her Soph, year . . . our future secretary . . . Becky . . . Righton!” SHARI ROHLOFF Shar . . . was she really Hubert Hum- phrey? . . . Fantastic” . . . energetic, witty, devastating . . . only Mrs. Fish- er knows . . . gathers antique collec- tors . . . future plans? — lots of auc- tions. JACQUELINE ROLLO Jack . . . will she ever forget Driver’s Ed? . . . That’s disgusting!!” ... en- joys sports . . . active and school spir- ited . . . roams the halls of B.C.H.S. JOSEPH RUNYAN Joe . . . What did you do in the woods Joe? . . . spends 7th period sharpening pencils . . . likes sports . . . studious? . . . athletic . . . plans to spend the next few years in college. KEITH ROBINSON Quiet, conservative . . . well-liked by all . . . occasionally seen in the crowd- ed halls of B.C.H.S. . . . likes all of his teachers. 49 DAVID RYAN Will always remember his rwo week (vacation)? . . . funny and easygoing . . . basketball is his sport . . . hopes to do a lot of traveling. SANDRA SANSON Sandy . . . What a bummer!” . . . Seen riding through town with friends . . . the Jack-in-thc-Box is where she’s at . . . being happy is her future plans. LAVINIA SAPP Our future naval officer. . . Don’t rain on my parade” . . . Luc . . . contempla- tive, contemporary, indomitable . . . loves just to go for herself. KENNETH SCALIA Nice to know . . . Ken” . . . likes music and the Senior Lounge . . . what’s his favorite impersonation? VALDA SCHONYERS Val ... I ain’t worried about it!” . . . spinning records at The Hut is what she enjoys most . . . intelligent, witty . . . will never forget being pulled into the boys’ locker room . . . plans to major in psychology. CONSTANCE SHAFER Shaf . . . crazy, impulsive, in love . . . favorite pastime is her husband ... I think I love you” . . . most memorable experience was quitting school!! DEBORAH SHORT Is she a flirt?. . . one of our Homecoming candidates . . . enjoys riding through town with the gang . . . computer programming holds her interest. RONALD SINGLETARY III Hawk ... did he ever give Mr. jf'orst a hard time?. . . the Fabulous Muchachos Drill Team instructor . . . sly, cool . . . Mr. Grace, did you do my negative yet?” . . . could that be why they went on strike in print shop? 50 ELONA SLUKA BETTEANN SMITH WILLIAM SLOUGH Slough ... 71 ... our together stink sister . . . Right on!” . . . frequents the Palestra, the Burl’s basketball games, and anywhere else he feels like ... a future sportswritcr, or maybe a mortician? . . . Peace Brother.” Lee . . . witty, creative, evasive . . . watched for Mr. Porter to crack a smile . . . That’s ludicrous” . . . spends her time cutting with Sister” Marie and visiting Downtown Wash- ington ... a future psychologist. Bracy.... What’s this?” . . . sus- pended without a valid reason . . . petite and energetic . . . likes riding horseback on cool summer mornings . . . plans to attend college and get married. RENEE SMITH Smitty . . . Hey brother, what’s happening?” . . . really did her thing at the ’69 Jr.-Sr. party . . . plans to travel until Mr. Right is uptight. . . Right on!” PAMELA SNYDER Pam . . . fond memories of South Pa- cific” . . . Mr. Toth and Mr. Jones rate . . . can be seen in the library first period ... a future L.P.N. STEVEN SPIEWAK You’re kiddin’!” . . . quiet, but nice to know . . . will always remember the football championship of our sophomore year . . . foresees a future in science. GARY STASIUK Stas” ... a skillful drummer ... an admirer of Wilt Chamberlain . . . will always remember 5th period lunch. LOU ANN STEVENSON Lou . . . witty, sexy, and free ... en- joys sitting by the river ... Mr. Toth rates . . loves to be with children . . . our Student Council V.P. WILLIAM STEWART Stew . . . champion Bonusjack maker at Jack-in-thc-Box . . . almost lost the homecoming queen off the back of the car . . . handsome, lovable, but stupid?? . . . plans not to die in 72 . . . Who’s the Lady of Fatima? BARBARA SZYCHOSKI Shy, talkative, Polish . . . spends her time swimming and playing tennis Mrs. Galmish and Mr. Fitzpatrick are her favorites . . . Here come the fuzz!”i . . . plans to go on and major in Business Education. RITA SYZPULSKI Oh shut up!” ... a Polack ... cut Mr. Clatt’s class all year and never got caught. . . hot-tempered . . . sincere ... a fan of Mr. Toth and Mr. Ahearn . . looking forward to marrying Bill. HORACE TAYLOR Pete . . . will never forget Homecoming . . . Where did he learn to Charles- ton?. . . loves to profile. FELICE TOMASONE Is Sara here?” . . . known to all as Fleecy ... an avid fan of Mr. Bookbinder? . . . Senior Lounge is her favorite place . . . hopes to get married. DIANE THOMPSON Go Army!” . . . friendly, vivacious, talkative ... a regular West Point visitor . . . will always remember being chosen our 1970 Homecoming Queen . . . Mike’s ablest assistant. MARK TROUT Friendly, crazy, athletic . . . plans a future in Oceanography . . . surfs up . . . our wrestling and track star . . . can always be found down the shore. BRIAN USILTON Brian . . . eagerly anticipating June 1971 . . . one of Mr. Ahearn’s A.V.A.’ers. 52 LOIS VALOSEN Lo . . . What’s this mess?” . . . talka- tive, giddy, short. . . spends her sum- mers at Beach Haven . . . Here comes the fuzz!! . . . Where’s Barbara?” ... a future in the business field . . . liked Mrs. Galmish. SARAH VASQUE2 Sara . . . Really?” . . . will never for- get her trip to Puerto Rico Where d’ya see Felice?” . . . pretty, talkative . . . writes to Enrique . . . employee at Jack-in-thc-Box. EILEEN VETTERMAN B 2 . . . motor-mouth? . . . crazy, funny . . . won’t forget getting home at 6 A.M. ... I can’t see that far!” • • • is seen riding through town with Paul ... a future secretary. SUSAN VILLANI Oh, wow!” . . . Sue . . . our exchange student to Brazil. . . finds expression in playing the guitar . . . talkative, intense plans to attend college. ROSEMARIE VOLPE Rose . . has fond memories of the 1968 Junior-Senior Prom . . . Did you see Howie?” . . . short, quiet . . . enjoys being with Howie . . . sees marriage in her future. JOYCE WALKER Will always remember slipping in the showers in 9th grade . . . hopes to be- come a children’s nurse ... a real nice girl to know . . . Ain’t no way!!” DAWN WALLRATH Easygoing . . . always smiling . . . will always remember South Pacific . . . enjoys playing the guitar . . . What we are is God’s gift to us, what we become :s our gift to God.” ELAINE WEAVER Weave . . . crazy, friendly, far-out . . . college bound . . . What’s up?” . . . always with Mar. 53 ALAN WELLS Big A1 . . . How did he ever pass three years of French? . . . athletic, friendly, crazy . . . sports enthusiast . . . enjoys cutting classes. MARY WEST Mar . . . What’s up?” ... up, up, and away . . . artistic, far-out, creative . . . spends all her time with Joe . . . will never forget her senior year. DONNA WESTERGARD Arc you for real?” . . . noisy and talkative . . . can be seen with Bob ... a fu- ture secretary. EVELYN WESTPHAL Evie . . . Oh No!” . . . always looking for fun . . . will always remember not getting caught ... at what!? . . . crazy and friendly . . . her future is definitely undecided. ROBERT WILLIAMS Sneakie . . . athletic, friendly, sly . . . Parlcz-vous Francais? . . . You ain’t bad” . . . basketball, basketball, basketball . . . will never forget the ’69 basketball Christmas tournament. PAM WINGATE Hang it up!” . . . was everybody inside really watching her when she backed her car into McDonalds? . . . friendly, experienced (?) driver . . . stays busy- keeping in touch'with Township ... a future secretary ... is fond of red hair. DONALD WOLF Coyote . . . what a runner . . . Oh yea!” . . . foresees a future in business ad- ministration . . . will always remember the Burl County Open Cross-Country meet . . . always funny and cutting up. MARIE WOODWARD That’s ludicrous” . . . vivacious, loquacious, flirtacious . . . Really?” ... re- members seminars to Washington?!? . . . what was her little problem? . . . pas- ses the time listening to jazz . . . enjoyed last summer at Lawrenccvillc. 54 To rejoice at the rise of the sun. To seek light where there is dark. To seek peace where there is strife. To embrace dear values. To value dear embraces. To seize the present. To chart the future. To find summer in winter, sun in rain. To accept your place in today. To assert your place in tomorrow. To love to live. To live to love. To laugh. To cry. To be. To become. 1971 CLASS SPONSORS — Mr. Richard Gaughan, Miss Mary Sadlcy, Mr. Otis Fields, Mrs. Mary Ellen Gusz 55 Most Congenial Sneaky Joan Marilyn Charles Wittiest Darlene Billy Robbie Danny Most Unforgettable Cass Bill Terry Joy Most School-Spirited Barbara Joy Charles Bill SENIOR CLASS PRESIDENT Barry Harper ARROWHEAD EDITOR Pat Pierce FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA PRES. — Michele Butler JERSEY GIRLS’ STATE Debbie Gaffney and Judy Nase STUDENT COUNCIL PRES, and HONOR SOCIETY PRES. Mike Cristoforo HEIRLOOM EDITOR Joan Perkins JERSEY BOYS’ STATE — (from left) Charles Bell, Fred Jacob, Bill Jackamonis, Mike Nicolo. (seated), Jack Marllcs, Don Wolfe, Chuck Lawrence, Tom Edwards, Mike Cristo- foro VARSITY CHEERLEADING CAPT. —Joy Burr FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA PRES. Janice Nolan HOMEROOM 100 Fronc Row: R. Bramble, A. Bucci, L. Bor- kowski, R. Boccolini Second Row: R. Bacon, C. Best, C. Aja, B. Bohne, P. Adams, S. Anderson, D. Bessi ngcr Third Row: M. Adams, D. Baldorossi, D. Arnao, W. Anderson, T. Barta, J. Agnew HOMEROOM 106 Fronc Row: D.- Cornish, J. Carpenter, F. Consorte, K. Campbell, V. Capcwcll, L. Canal, C. Butts, E. Buck Second Row: G. Curiale, A. Costello, Mrs. Stinson, J. Davey, G. Chmielewski Third Row: M. Ccli, D. Burroughs, R. Britt, B. Buckno, B. Cherubini HOMEROOM 119 Front Row: J. Fazzone, M. Diaeznsky, B. Downes, M. Dougherty, B. Felton, R. Duff, P. Dally, M. Diggs, L. Cobb, A. Denbo, D. Farley, L. Collins, M. Deemer Second Row: M. Edwards, Mrs. Keller, W. Coates, R. Cherubini, C. Crowder, J. Davis 62 HOMEROOM 127 Front Row: D. Gregory, E. Holmes, J. Guarini, S. Ghaul, J. Hayes, J. Hoover, J. Greene, B. Hope Second Row: A. Hill, S. Ellis, S. Enciristlc, T. Green, B. Goodlier, Miss Knicker- bocker, M. Hargreaves, D. Heal, P. Harry, G. Garner HOMEROOM 131 Front Row: S. King, D. Horner, M. Lamb, R. Keen, S. Kloss Second Row: L. Ketter, D. Horoff, T. Hut- con, K. Klecsattel, C. Ibbitson, B. John- son Third Row: A. Jones, M. Lankalis, G. Jones, C. Jacobson, M. Keller HOMEROOM 204 Front Row: E. Marozzi Second Row: C. Makowski, C. Lucarinc, B. Lewis, K. MacRonald, P. Long, D. Lloyd, B. McAneney, V. Louck, D. Lavery, K. Layman Third Row: Mr. Fitzpatrick, J. Lecser, F. McLendon, J. McConnell, B. Liimakka, W. McConnell, G. McPherson,' D. McElwcc, N. Manocchio 63 HOMEROOM 211 Front Row: W. Marshall, S. Michalowski, R. Norcross, D. Ogden, D. Maugeri, J. Mcrlino, P. Meehan, Mr. Bookbinder, L. Martcr, D. Miller, J. Morris, B. Nixon, P. O’Neil, G. Mew, P. O’Neil, J. Nykita, N. Mcascy, M. Onori HOMEROOM 216 Front Row: M. Peak, B. Rislcy, M. Sargan- esc, J. Scattergood Second Row: V. Parzyck, S. Razgatis, L. Phillips, M. Reynolds, J. Rooney, M. Par- ente, A. Page Third Row: D. Parks, W. Mott, J. Perkins, M. Onori HOMEROOM 220 Front Row: J. Singletary, D. Schaak, D. Smith, J. Stuart Second Row: E. Simon, R. Silver, M. Shisler, D. Sever Third Row: R. Reyes, R. Ryan, W. Rosen- berg, M. Robinson, P. Rummcl, M. Ste- fanik, D. Shermon, D. Rickard, Mr. Beers 64 HOMEROOM 221 Front Row: P. Thompson, B. Vernon, S. Trimble, L. Vicrcck Second Row: R. Tucci, M. Tulli, C. Taylor, E. Thompson Third Row: J. Sullivan, W. Sherwood, J. Simmons, J. Taylor, C. Schonyers, R. Sul- livan, H. Sturm, F. Sykala, Mrs. Dangler HOMEROOM 224 Front Row: R. Webb, C Zowasky, J. Wal- lace, C. Walker, H. Walters, K. White Second Row: L. Walker, D. Wesley, S. Whitsel, K. Wolson, T. Wolon, S. Van- sciver Third Row: J. Webb, M. Williams, D. Trump, D. Wikowski, F. Weiman, B. Webber, J. Wolf, O. Fields HOMEROOM 103 Front Row: C Antonieski, A. Berges, J. Bond, J. Baldorossi, L. Bolds, G. Bran- ham, C. Ayrer Second Row: V. Budnik, T. Boone, C. Barta, B. Branin, B. Baker, P. Bramble Third Row; J. Bucci, D. Barnes, P. Adams, B. Brown, M. Borden, G. Ackles, R. Bo- nanno 65 HOMEROOM 104 Front Row: Mrs. Galmish, D. Crowder, A. Clauges, S. Davidson, J. Burr, S. Carpen- ter, C. D’Autrcchy Second Row: J. DiBuono, R. Cox, K. Car- penter, M. Cavallero, F. Costello Third Row: M. Dubart, M. Downes, L. Des- sert, B. Doolittle, F. D’Erminio HOMEROOM 109 Front Row: S. Glaze, V. Diggs, M. Giorda- no, D. Gillingham, M. Famer, S. Frazier Second Row: M. Fauncc, D. Freck, L. Dixon, S. Gaus, P. Evans, K. Edge Third Row: S. Fugate, D. Ghaul, J. Feeney, P. Edwardson, G. Gray, M. Eckert, R. Evans, E. George, P. Fox HOMEROOM 116 Front Row: D. Granath, M. Hamilton, N. Hall, R. Gorham, P. Holmes, E. Hardy Second Row: G. Harry, G. Greene, D. Grycky, D. Houston, A. Hall, C. Hoelschcr Third Row: J. Gregg, R. Hawkes, D. Holmes, G. Gunn, V. Henry, R. Gross, K. Hatcher, D. Holack 66 HOMEROOM 121 First Row: Mrs. Platt, D. Lawrence, L. Jones, K. Leary, C. Koveloski, G. Lanci- eri, P. Lamb Second Row: R. King, B. Jefferson, C. Left- wich, S. Jones, N. Kauffman Third Row: D. Horner, E. Hutton, H. Kirk bride, B. Johnson, J. Johnson, S. Kawiec- ka, D. Holmes HOMEROOM 207 First Row: J. Marozzi, G. Marchese, D. McDermott, C. McFadden, L. Long, C. Mercuri. Second Row: K. MacMillan, K. Marth, L. Ludwig, D. Marshall, K. Lincoln Third Row: H. Knox, S. Lewis, B. Lankelis, R. Lovenduski, R. Kowalski, T. Kramer HOMEROOM 209 Front Row: Mr. R. Gaughan, R. Naylor, T. Neff, C. Miller, P. Mongillo, K. Ochipin- ti, D. Muscara Second Row: K. Pfifer, R. Morton, L. Mor- ton, J. Philip, C. Phelps Third Row: B. Owens, G. Martin, J. Mat- thews, S. Mac Millan, T. Mastoris, R. Megce, A. Nesci 67 HOMEROOM 213 First Row: D. Sanasac, H. Rainer, D. Rom- ero, M. Phillips, J. Pierce, M. Santucci Second Row: E. Pierce, C. Pync, D. Porter, A. Pync, K. Pstrak, W. Picotti Third Row: E. Plantos, K. Phelps, C. Ray- mond, D. Sargnesc, K. Pell, J. Phillips Fourth Row: C. Romero, M. Patt, J. Peter- son, T. Scasscro, T. Sasaki HOMEROOM 217 Front Row: Miss Moore, R. Wheatley, R. Wallace, S. Volpc, S. West, J. Volpc, M. Winkclspcckt Second Row: D. Vachcsky, F. Whelan, M. Wargo, N. Usilton, M. Yaylor Third Row: M. Zoppina, D. Wolon, S. Wcidman, T. Trump, J. Tinnick HOMEROOM 215 First Row: Mrs. Ann McKenna, M. Todd, S. Todd, C. Simone, J. Sykala, K. Scbcrt, Mr. Joseph Hatrack Second Row: B. Southwick, C. Sozio, D. Sykes, D. Sozio, A. Shipman Third Row: R. Sharp, G. Spencer, M. Stara- voj, S. Snivcly, C. Smith, F. Sprull Fourth Row: R. Shcppcrd, M. Simmons, E. Sexto 68 HOMEROOM 101 Front Row: C. Boccolini, J. Baker, L. Belle, Mr. Corbett, D. Benbow, T. Appleton, D. Best Second Row: F. Broomal, S. Borei, C. Ben- gacl, B. Afflerback Third Row: K. Bass, L. Braccy, M. Bowery HOMEROOM 102 Front Row: J. Boyle, D. Burns, P. Cherubi- ni, Miss Lontz, E. Brown, E. Borden, D. Cardivale Second Row: R. Cardeluccu, E. Caruso, B. Clougher, W. Boyd, J. Boyd, B. Bright, R. Chapman Third Row: K. Chou, L. Cope, J. Burns, J. Bryan, D. Canal, R. Butler, B. Bus- sell, K. Carducci, J. Cardone, A. Carn- ivale, M. Cephas HOMEROOM 110 Front Row: D. Crowder, K. Davcy, K. Cos- tello, Mrs. Parkcs Second Row: H. Ellis, B. Daly Third Row: M. Crouse, R. Ely, D. Dupont, D. Emmons, J. Doman 69 HOMEROOM 125 Front Row: V. Diggs, R. Franccmorc, K. Fillius, Mrs. Dinsmorc, J. Ellis, S. Gant, S. Gaus Second Row: T. Greco, B. Faniro, J. Eck- man, M. Dcnesevich, C. Donahue, T. Evans,-.M. Ferry Third Row: C. Greene, R. Goshey, S. Fuir, S. Gilchrist, A. Farley, R. Fidanza, F. Git- tens HOMEROOM 129 Front Row: D. Hoffman, M. Griffin, P. Gusrang, Mrs. Gusz, C Holmes, B. Greg- ory, W. Hess Second Row: W. Greenwood, J. Gitto, A. Harmer, D. Gray, D. Horaff, M. Hair- ston, D. Gudger, L. Harris, K. Herron Third Row: A. Greenwood, E. Greenwood, J. Haynes, B. Johnson, J. Johner, J. Hauer, J. Jefferson, D. Ingling, J. Hanna HOMEROOM 100 Front Row: D. Hunter, B. King, T. Kra- hain, Mrs. Cievo, S. Jenkins, D. James, P. James Second Row: F. Lott, T. Kanciala, B. Krapf, A. Gittens, C. Jamison, D. Kovcloskc Third Row: C. Johnson, M. Keteik, T. Kracmcr, J. Lewis 70 HOMEROOM 201 Front Row: N. Lewis, L. Lamb, L. Louck, Mr. Ahearn, D. Lcaman, D. Maeda, D. McDowell Second Row: M. Mahler, D. Macantoino, L. Lucentes� C. Labunski, S. Lar- kins, D. Lane, A. McDermott Third Row: J. Mancini, C. Martin, C. Makowski, M. McDonald, M. McQueen, C. Mazur, V. Meloni, C. Marth HOMEROOM 203 Front Row: S. Meehan, R. Page, K. Martin, Mr. Curley, R. Morrison, D. Marshall, M. Myers Second Row: R. Morrow, D. Murphy, D. Miller, P. Mcascy, L. Page, M. Marshall, R. Moore, D. Orio Third Row: P. Onori, E. Murphy, F. Miller, M. Mudrick, E. Miller, D. Met- calf, M. Nesci HOMEROOM 205 Front Row: J. Perkins, D. Prudcn, M. Por- ter, Mr. Pharazyn, K. Porter, S. Posch, D. Pictras Second Row: E. Phillips, L. Price, J. Rexin, L. Prudcn, P. Rcnolds, K. Ritman, J. Rizzo Third Row: D. Powell, J. Payntcr, T. O’Riordan, C. Polclase, R. Parzyak 71 HOMEROOM 210 Front Row: D. Southwick, K. Shancy, N. Rummcl, Mrs. Alehouse, J. Stanley, J. Simmons, S. Smith Second Row: T. Rosenberg, M. Scybert, D. Roland, P. Smith, D. Rush, B. Shultz, P. Shafer Third Row: D. Simpkins, G. Scattcrgood, L. Severs, H. Sheppard, B. Rosenberg, K. Shinn HOMEROOM 222 Front Row: P. Webb, B. Valentine, S. Wal- ter, Mrs. Cardons, D. Vernon, H. Walker, K. Westergard Second Row: R. Ulrich, V. Trentalange, G. Talor, B. Wallace, J. Washington, L. Weaver, J. Smith, D. Tims Third Row: M. Steinfcldt, J. Spinogotti, T. Tucker, R. Taylor, B. Stien, G. Smith, R. Swiderski HOMEROOM 223 Front Row: M. Zelasko, M. Williams, D. Wilkinson, Mr. Giangiulio, S. Zeitlin, P. Wiley, M. Yacona Second Row: W. Sheatley, D. Villani, C. Winner, G. Wundcr, B. Wolon, R. Webb, M. Wilder Third Row: D. Wikowski, W. Wilson, K. Warren, L. Wendowski.J. Wolf,J. Win- sett, J. Witcher, R. Woolson, W. Wolf 72 72 OFFICERS: Bill Jenkins, Richard Bramble, Michele Saragnese, and Clara Best. 73 OFFICERS: Yvonne O’Farrow, June Burr, Denise Grycky, and Angie Berges. 74 OFFICERS: Scott Fuir, Veronica Jones, Kathy Cos- tello, and Judy Perkins. 73 CLUBS 1971 HEIRLOOM EDITORIAL STAFF — (from bottom up) — Tom Edwards, Bob DeMorc, Barry Harper, Kathy DeLuca, Cindy Jones, Joan Perkins, Cass Nyikita, Marilyn Coates, Jan Nolan, Sue Gil- christ, Gloria Pagano, Laura Ferrelli, June Burns, Shari Rohloff, Debbie Gaffney, Betty Countryman, Mech DeReza, Val Lewis and Janet Michael. MR. J. McGOVERN, Advisor JOAN PERKINS, Editor-in-Chicf 76 JANET MICHAEL, Business Editor MR. F. J. PORTER, Business Advisor 1971 HEIRLOOM BUSINESS STAFF — (bottom, left to right) — Kathy DeLuca, Mimi Marshall, Mr. Porter, Advisor, Inger Augestad, Karen Naylor (second row) — Geri Gittens, Clorinda Grooms, Sandy Atzert, Janet Michael, Joyce Walker, Belinda Knight, Sarah Book- er, Missy Cherubini, Lauren Campbell, (third row) — Ed Dallman, Dave Michael, Rose McMonagle, Jack Marlles, and Stan Dobies. 77 78 Mr. Ahearn Band Chorus MRS. ANN MARIE MELNYK MRS. MARY GUSZ MR. JAY TRACKMAN Future Nurses Of America 84 87 SPORTS First Raw: B. Martin, G. Martin, D. Wolf, G. Gusrang, M. Patt, S. Gilchrist, K. MacMillan. Second Row: Mr. Phara zyn, coach, R. MacMillan, R. Dovey, G. Allen, J. Runyon, B. Harper, D. MacMillan, M. Hatcher, A. Costello. B. HARPER BURLINGTON OPPONENT 41 Lenapc 21 24 Riverside 31 15 B.M.I. 40 35 Shawnee 26 45 Merchantville 17 22 Palmyra 34 J. RUNYON R. MacMILLAN D. MacMILLAN G. GUSRANG D. WOLF M. HATCHER B. MARTIN Moorcstown Holy Cross Rancocas Valley Burlington Twp. Pemberton Cinnaminson R. DOVEY G. ALLEN 89 Talent And Desire Lead To A Successful Season Aw GeezI You Guys P I a y e d Some Ball!! 91 TOM EDWARDS Standing, left to right: S. Dobies, C. Lawrence, J. Fazzone, E. Palmer, C. Bell, C. Schonyers, B. DeMorc. Kneeling, left to right: J. Davcy, S. Williams, M. Christoforo, Coach Beers, B. Jenkins. CHARLES BELL Standing, left to right: G. Schonyers, J. Dorsey, D. Veches ley, M. Zoppena, J. Wolfe, B. Owens, M. Edwards, D Ghoul, B. Sykes, H. Knox. Bending: D. Marth, T. Tuck er, M. Williams, D. Bessinger, T. Trump, J. Green, R Lovendusky, B. Anderson. Kneeling: T. Edwards, J. Alex andcr, R. Hawks, Coach Lukis, G. Sills, C. Raymond, L Hall. Frontline: C. Bell, D. Trump, M. Mancini, E. Palmer, B. Jenkins. Middleline: F. Weimann, C. Lawerncc, M. Cristoforo, J. Davey. Sec- ondary: R. Gross, R. Reyes, S. Williams. DAVE MARTH ■; A. Carnivale, V. Trcntalange, J. Wells, K. Shinn Mr. Macar- 4r. Connell, E. Miller, S. MacDonald, A. Far ey, K. Mcnden- Row 2: J. Jefferson, F. Gittens, J. Haines, J. Foley, L. Wendow- . Cardone, R. Fidanza D. Emmons, G. ScatteigoodI Row 3: M. ano, D. Reynolds, P. Reynolds, J. Spinogatti, J. Winsctt, D. ir, R. Butler, W. Wilson, J. Johner, S. Bagge. SNEAKY WILLIAMS 92 BOB DeMORE GEORGE SILLS JARRETT DORSEY MARTY MANCINI MIKE CRISTOFORO ED PALMER CHUCK LAWRENCE STAN DOBIES GENIE LONG BARRY HARPER BLANCHARD POWELL GREG ALLEN BURLS 79 85 53 84 50 74 87 69 75 85 79 94 72 51 87 76 69 90 81 84 92 91 69 OPPONENTS Haddon Twsp. 40 Riverside 55 Sterling 60 C H. West 60 Kennedy 49 Vineland 50 Shawnee 35 Merchantvillc 39 Palmyra 57 Moorestown 35 Rancocas Val. 45 Burl. Twsp. 60 Pemberton 39 Cinnaminson 52 Shawnee 46 Merchantville 40 Palmyra 49 Moorestown 60 Rancocas Val. 44 Burl. Twsp. 68 Pemberton 70 Cinnaminson 71 Riverside 63 97 J. HEAL 5-5 1 C. LAWRENCE 10-5-2 R. DEMORE 15-2 W. MacMILLAN 15-1-1 E. PALMER 14-3 Outstanding wrestler of Gateway Tournament 9 Wins 4 Losses K. MacMillan, J. Heal, D. Horner, W. Sherwood, R. Demore, Coach Cunningham, W. MacMillan, B. Johnson, J. Webb, D. Trump, W. Jenkins, E. Palmer, C. Lawrence. Second Place Gateway Tournament 1 Tie This year’s Burlington grapplers finished their sec- ond season under head coach Rollin Cunningham with a fine 9-4-1 record. The Blue Devils beat fine wrestling teams from Collingswood and Cherry Hill West both South Jersey powers. Bob Demore led the team with 47 individual points while Will McMillan was close behind with 44. Chuck Lawrence captured the most pins (5) dur- ing the regular season. The Burlington wrestlers brought BCHS their first wrestling trophy when they took second place in the Gator Invitational Tourna- ment at Gateway High School. The grapplers beat a strong Deptford team by 1 point on the strength of first places by Will McMillan, Jim Webb, and Ed Palmer. Dan Trump took second and John Heal, Bob DeMorc, and Bill Jenkins captured thirds. The Gate- way Tournament wound up with the Burls second straight 9 win season; making the seniors’ two year record 18-8-1. J. Feeney, D. Houlak, P. Meehan, S. MacMillan, A. Gomez, D. Bcssingcr, P. Edward- son, B. Weber, T. Trump, J. Fazzonc, M. Zippina. 100 Varsity Record Girls' First Season A Success! BURL’S OPPONENT 47 Pemberton 26 24 J.F.K. 33 35 Florence 26 50 Shawnee 39 63 Riverside 24 48 Burl. Twp. 29 42 Pemberton 36 54 Florence 25 32 J.F.K. 38 53 Shawnee 36 43 Burl. Twp. 29 55 Riverside 31 JACKIE ROLLO BARBARA MAJOR KAREN NAYLOR WENDY MEREDITH J. V. Squad Both teams coached by Miss Moyerman ELLA MAE JONES 101 A Final Cheer JOY BURR — Capt. 102 GALE DORSEY Gale Dorsey, Joy Burr — capt., Diane Burns, Sue Comcgno, Melva Dawson. SUE COMEGNO DIANE BURNS Seniors MELVA DAWSON VARSITY — Robin Tucci — Captain, Trca Best, Phyllis Harry, Diane Burns, Sue Comcgno, Gale Dorsey, Mclva Dawson, Joy Burr — Captain, Donna Heal, Diane Baldorossi. I I JUNIOR VARSITY — Karen Lincoln, Paula Jones, Paulette O’N- eill, Debbie Horoff, Wanda Coates, Priscilla Long, Paula O’Neill, Beverly Jefferson — Captain, June Burr — Co-Captain, Jackie Car- penter. 103 FRESHMAN — Kathy Costello — Co-Captain, Cheryl Holmes, Lori Louck, Judy Perkins, Kathy Davey, Monica Hairston, Michelle Myers, Diane Horoff — Captain, Lynn Lamb, Cheryl Jamison. FEATURE9 Homecoming 1971 Rindy Grooms, Ski Philip, Debbie Short, Pam Bagge, Diane Thompson, Robbie Jacoby, Cindy Jones, Joy Burr 106 Cindy Jones Diane Thompson Pam Bagge Robbie Jacoby Joy Burr Rindy Grooms Ski Philip Debbie Short A Christmas Palace 1 970 Jr.-Sr. Party 109 International Dinner no Inger Augestad, Sue Villani, Jan Nolan, Cassie Nykita, Dave Mi- chael and George Botelho. Ill 113 114 115 ( a v c| Vvf a. acjovA-TI • Side a ,av V. -| | | • � � 0 uc VA jUr eairfu ujl e.h +U '«U w.s fJu of +U under fi ea r f ol a VV e ’1 s4 oi lUin V e cW, d nnovc 4en 4-JmeS irouinct Season SkpdecJl over 4en clear fy-one SI reams Words lite ujKen 'jOoVe older rr� us+ CXppease Uirv-) P|nd promises Someday make bis breams ... S’xVee Springs and SvxJ-een Su n,ers C|ohe nou ar4uiUeels 4or Vo CQrujV,eel% -VWo 4be 4o«jJr flnc( 4bt| 4eU b . Take. y0ur l.’me, U uWl te 0 q TiU vjoo drac vfoor 4 eA 4o slow 4ke circles dou, ... $ o Vbe C rS S p'n Vd | CXttd AOUj 4 lie. boy iS uj®riiy TViou V W«S dreams Uaoe |osl Some qrandeuv Co miocj 4 Ue There'll be neu dreams, be. beUer dreads q 4 p enr|. Before -Ue asV reuolom | year Is 4br0u jl . ” PATRONS Mrs. Mildred McMillan Enid E. Parker Retha Shafer Donna Snyder Patty Denise Shafer Mr. Henry Rose Rose Cheslock Mr. Mrs. S. J. Dobies Mr. Mrs. Robert C. Edwards Mrs. Dot Edwards Andrea Huminski Maryann Thiel Jackie Huminski Mrs. Jean Martin Morris Cohen Jack Weikel Dorothy Deloche Robert Barr Leonard Burr Family Marie Matthews Craig Giangiulio Eli Jones, Jr. Janet M. Nelson Mr. Mrs. Martin Boonin Mr. Mrs. J. Link Camp Ramblewood Darlene Moore George C. Jackamonis Mr. Mrs. Joe Bosy Mr. Mrs. Nick Lucarine Mr. Mrs. Leo Laurendeau Claudia Philip Colonel Muffin Mrs. Diane Louck Agnes Kay Valosen Helen Shine Angelini Jim Mary Valosen Marge Ted Welsh Mrs. Josephine Nicolo Dr. Mrs. L. R. Fagan Mr. Mrs. Clark Carey Antoinette Caruso Mr. Mrs. Louis E. Nicolo Angela J. Nicolo Mr. Mrs. Kenneth Carey Mr. Mrs. Oswald Perkins Gay Wayne Mr. Mrs. John Bennett Miss Chris Bennett Mr. Mrs. Oliver Snyder Mr. Mrs. Aubrey Simkins Mr. Mrs. Floyd Snyder Miss Christine Snyder 118 Mr. Mrs. Ron Snyder Mr. Mrs. Ralph Stephanoni Walt Major Butch Sue Major Mr. Mrs. Tony Fiadino Ed Sarnowski Joanne Major Donna Fiadino Harold Dava Smith Frannie Sasdelli Mr. Mrs. Courtland Major Mr. Mrs. Edward Hayner Nickie, Duke, Ina Kevin Alma Jean Dougherty Mr. Mrs. Clarence Major Judy Major Mr. Mrs. Joe Dolce Mr. Mrs. Ronald Ulmber Major Mrs. David Mazo Mrs. Philip Libertini Mr. Mrs. John Ferr.holz Dr. Mrs. Francis Costello Alma Major Mr. Mrs. Gabe Toth Mr. Mrs. Jack Bengel Mr. Mrs. J. Ahearn John Bengel, Jr. Regina Brown Yankee Doodle Mr. Mrs. G. Fitzpatrick Mr. Mrs. Goodher Mr. Ciurley Sockinbird Studios Mr. Mrs. Frank Caruso, Jr. Mrs. Rosadell Galmish Mr. Franklin Janson, Sr. Mrs. Howard Logan Mrs. Eva Janson Mrs. James E. 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Rowan Mrs. Mary Lowden Mrs. Robert Moreland Ann McKenna Sonny (Neptune No. 5) Andrew Duncan John Filippine Mr. John Filippine Eva Wojick Mrs. Jean Stanxky The Hoss James Keron Mr. Michael Migliaccio George Borsch Mr. Mrs. Leonard Eckman Mr. Mrs. Samual Filippine Norman Cobb Mr. Mrs. Morris Adams Mr Mrs. Charls Arnao John Ferry Joseph Maugori Robert Pallante Harry Harry Mr. Mrs. Frank Pallante Joe Wig Duncan Mr. Mrs. Anthony Pallante Peck Rita Andy Szezopanik Mr. Mrs. Lowry Welch Anna M. Compton Mrs. Rose Nase Mr. Mrs. F. Stickleman Pepe Sparkey Mr. Mrs. Michael William Nawalany Mr. Mrs. Charls Harker Mr. Mrs. Martin McDonald Mrs. Jeanne Richardson Mrs. Ethel Robinson Squirrel the Pearl Tiny Gert Moe, Larry Curlie Pete Joe Mammy Mr. Mrs. Perkins Cookie, Bucky, Kids Hoove Steve Jackie Nanne Larry Mr. Mrs. John Rollo, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Charles Stoll Mr. Mrs. Richard Wagner Mr. Mrs. Matthew Pagano Fantastic and Phenomenal Rob Pat Chuck Pierce Mr. Mrs. Charles Lee III Mr. Mrs. Rollin Washington Mr. Mrs. Kenneth Ellis Mr. Mrs. John W. Washington Mr. Mrs. Hal Quicksall Mr. Phil Patt Mr. Mrs. Ernie Greenwald Family Mary E. Jones Walter D. Jones, Jr. BEST WISHES FOR EVERY SUCCESS TO THE 1971 GRADUATES From the DIRECTORS, OFFICERS, AND EMPLOYEES of FIDELITY BANK Trust Company OF NEW JERSEY Burlington, New Jersey 119 MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION PATRONS German Period 4 Mr. Mrs. Ed Czuj Mr. Mrs. Dovey Mr. Mrs. David O'Farrow Mr. Mrs. Wesley Demby Mr. Mrs. Ted Visalco Mrs. Jane M. Ballard Mr. Mrs. James Graham Bill Hess, Sr. Jean Hess Andrea and Ken—friends from Palmyra Mr. Mrs. K. Gilchrist Mrs. Jane Moscato Mr. Anthony Moscato Miss DePersia Mr. Mrs. John Arnao Mr. Mrs. Anthony Baldorossi Mr Mrs. Paul Onori Mr. Mrs. Albert Conda Mona Lee Burr William Burr Gil Jennings Mr. Mrs. Bender Crowder, Jr. Sue Comegno and Rick Fort Mr. Mrs. John Comegno A. A. Deli Bill Maher Mr. Mrs. W. F. Reynolds Mrs. H. F. McMahon Mr. Mrs. T. J. Burns Mr. Mrs. C. Norman Campbell Mr. Mrs. Eugene Engels Eddie and Lauren Mr. Mrs. George O. Taylor Mr. Mrs. Hamilton Clawges E. Edward Hatter Mrs. Donald Greenwald Mr. Mrs. Gerald Frew Mr. Mrs. Donald F. Cariati Mr. Mrs. John Burns Mr. Mrs. W. Russell Emrick, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Francis Brenna Sandy '71 Joe Atzert Klutz Louis Atzert George Hardt Jill and Brian Mrs. Mary Atzert Mrs. Shirley Atzert Mr. Mrs. Otto Hardt Mr. Mrs. Benno G. Spiehs Frank Baldorossi Mr. Mrs. A. Guse Mr. Mrs. A. Baldorossi Jean Bednarczyk Miss Stacey Jones Carol Bednarczyk John and Carol Mr. Mrs. Charles Davis Mr. Mrs. Anthony Bobanno The Orazio Tulli Family Frank A. Bonanno Mrs. E. Piechowski Mrs. Katherine M. Kithcart Mr. Mrs. Raymond DiLeonardo John D. Bracy Mr. Bruce Charles Bussell Mr. Mrs. Charles Brining Mr Mrs. Rapheal Ramos Mr. Mrs. Donald McLewin Mr. Mrs. Richard Neff Mr. Mrs. Lewis Meredith Mr. Mrs. Michael Mr. Mrs. Charles Zakszeski L. E. Scott Lucille Coates GMGC R. J. Caulfield Mrs. Robert J. Caulfield Ernie Schroeder Mrs. Helen Cramer Mr. Mrs. Richard Caruso Mr. Mrs. Joseph Coccia Mr. Mrs. Prentice Beers Mr. Mrs. George Ciervo Mr. Mrs. H. E. Althouse Dr. Mrs. Jack Horwitz Mr. Carmel Colofranson Mr. Mrs. William Jones Miss Stacey Jones Miss Lillian Freedman Mrs. Sadie Horwitz Mrs. William Countryman Mr. Mrs. Earl Murphy Dave and Betty Mr. William Countryman Dave Bishop Mr. Mrs. John Sanson Mr. Mrs. Alvin Lippincott Bob Sampson Mr. Mrs. Charles Wolf David Wolf Thomas C. Stewart Mrs. Martia Ryan June Joe Mr. Mrs. Dominic Cicali Mr. Mrs. Arne Augestad Mrs. Elinor Cramer Mr. Mrs. Jack Naylor A Falcon in Sunny Miami Gary and Vivian Decker Mr. Mrs. Edward F. McElvarr Mr. Mrs. Harold E. Stinson Mr. Mrs. Francis J. Porter Miss Mary Anne Phillips Mr. Mrs. Samuel Phillips Mr. Mrs. LeRoy K. Doty Mr. Mrs. Allen W. Porter Big Ed Aunt Madeleine Karen and Steve Mr. Mrs. S. Montagano Mr. Mrs. Lou Montagano Mr. Mrs. A. Montagano Mr. Mrs. J. P. Copper Mr. Mrs. S. Conda Marguerite Marie DiCioccio The Nolans Mrs. John Michael, Jr. Mr. John Michael, Jr. Mrs. Cula M. Bond Mr. Mrs. Nicholas Nyikita Mr. Mrs. George Nyikita Mrs. Mary Bago Sue Ted Rendfrey Phillip Smith Tricia Hansen Kathleen O'Brien Emma Meredith Mr. E. M. Williams Margaret Diggs Mrs. Myrtle Harmon Miss Joan Williams Jim Moore Mr. Mrs. Cesareo Vazquez Mr. Mrs. Cesareo Vazquez Mr. Mrs. Mario Arronenzi Vince Peggy Mr. Mrs. James Gaffney Mr. Mrs. Fred Schmitt Sandy Suzanne Schmitt Mr. Roland Lawrence Mrs. Elsie Lawrence The McMonagle Family Miss Stacey Jones Chris Judy Probasco Linda Owens Mr. Mrs. James W. Owens Mr. Mrs. Chester Ford Mr. Mrs. Joseph Runyan Mrs. M. Schooley A Friend Nancy Viselli Helen Wood Mae Bodine Clifton S. Frake Lou Ann Stevenson Doris Kivach Neil Spruell Fran Brennan Leroy Phyllis Dale Monte Kay Clifton Frake Sol Kay Nancy Stevenson Barbara Chiemingo Howard Stevenson Cathrine Gillece Duane Stevenson Alice Baker Anthony Bucci Mrs. Bertha Boyd Mary Price Mary Jane Bacher Pam Weiser Bettye Timmons Mr. Joseph R. Beckham Mr. Russell Boyd Sam Tiller Antonia Williams Alice Tooles Alma Myers Edward L. Butler Betty Slifkoff Florida L. Tooles Thomas Harvey Marva Foreman Audey Jacqueline Davis Martha Sozio Ruth Etheleen Best Ruth Hazzard Mrs. Barbara Heartsfield Mrs. Retha M. Roberts Mrs. Bertha Wilson Mr. Mrs. James Kirschner Edward Gilbert Mr. Mrs. Jim Hoffman, Sr. Mr. Mrs. Frank Patt Mr. Mrs. Edwin Purdy Mr. Mrs. Charles Janson Mr. Mrs. Anthony Lomma Mr. Mrs. Franklin Janson, Jr. Mrs. Elizabeth Janson Family Mr. Michael Podraza Miss Margaret Janson Robert Moran Barbara Haley Mr. John Jacob, Jr. Mrs. Elizabeth B. Jacob Mr. Mrs. Arthur H. Le ry, Jr. Stephen Jacob Mr. Samuel O. Jacoby Terry McCaskill Mrs. Leona Jacoby Kip Miss Nancy Jacoby Jelly Bean Dummy Mr. Mrs. Joseph Kowalski 120 BOOSTERS John and Mary Vicki Louck Jane Boyle Bernadette McMonagle Don Millar Tracey Evans Carl Marshall John J. McMonagle Us Mike and Debbie Rollin Cindy '72 Bev Vernon Sueno Cheryl Holmes Lank Teresa Kanciala Dar-n-Bunk Donna Marshall Bobby and Debbie Mary Darr Cous Beanpop Clawges Jay Wolfe Glenn W. Basham The All-Americans Wayne Porter KDE '70 Nancy Weber John Davey Seattle and Burlington Tom Sasaki Trevar Perry 4-17-74 Melanie Phillips Steve Vansciver Jerry McPherson Peck Adams, Jr. Gene Marozzi Ron (Slick) Parzyck Van Henry Melanie Wargo German II, Period 4 Carmen Pallante Jim Campbell Bonnie Branin Joe Spin Doug Ghaul Michael Atlas Jean Marie Eckman Rindy Mary Ann Denesvich Steve Gilchrist Sue and Bill Billy Hess Rhonda and Dave Sandy and Mike Karen Lincoln Stephie and Beverly Vicky and Bunny K. S. Wanda and Gary Jan and Bob Shirley and Bill David Alan Michael Ange Berges Dusty Cris Hoelcsher Michele Lamb Clare Pyne The Apple Pie Gang Dee Horoft Nyk and Gang Anne Pyne Allen and MaryAnne Carol Boccolini Jay Phillips Therese Krajin Judy and Bob Peace Debbie Porter Jeff Tinnick Scott Porter Frank D'Erminio Brian Lee Doty Jody Baker Allen Porter Diane Baldorossi Wendy Meredith Celi's for lunch bunch Paul and Eileen Patty Conda WiJJiM Loretta Kovack Wa Wa Martin Doris Burns Bonnie and Gary Carol Phelps Jane Webb Kim Campbell Nancy Davis Gary Gray Jim McConnell Bill Linder Dawn Commons Rico Tocino Margaret Borden Jonah Whale Nancy Usilton Joann Boyd Judy Simmons Wendy, Joy, Diane, Bill and Fil Charisse, Penny Trea Miss Joanne Marozzi Ginger The Bunyans of Willingbi Terri Greene Marjorie Griffin Glor Wolfman T. B. and Tig SCAS Gary and Mary Phil Koveloski Luann and Paul Class of '72 Harold and Dot Bonnie Branin Deb and Joe Chuck and Donna A Close Friend Bobby Boc Phyllis '72 Doris James Kathy Costello Brad Johnson Donna Heal Jake Virginia Budnik Tucci Denise Grycky Bob and Pam Nancy Hall John Davey Sandy and Bob J L Maribeth John Alexander The Three Musketeers Mac and Smitty Coyote Rose Francemore Robin Bonanno Dee Horoff Debbie Horoff Craig and Debbie '71 Marion Tulli Debbie and Craig '73 Frank and Kim Micheline Marshall Robert C. Bacon Kathy Leary Char Shevers Carol Terrie Neff Santa Roberta Britt Renee Cardelucci Pat Wiley Sharon Gant Denise Hubbs Craig Bengel Lynn Canal Jan Baldorossi Joanne Stanley Liz Pierce Linda Jones Joyce and Billy Roy Megee Marian Tulli Steve Van Sciver Gran Greg and Kathy Karin Woolson Vince Trentalange Catnip Cecil and Beany JIM '69 Marty and Joann Lew Meredith John and Diane Simmons Duke Jim Frazzone David Canal Karin White Phyl Adams Lynn Lamb Tiger Kleesattel Pat and Dave Dan Paul Villani Maurice Monica Farner Peanut Nick Richard Moore Susan Villani Peanuts and Pretzels Wayne and Marilyn Desy Jane Debbie Swann Bonnie Caulfield Micky Myers Turkey Faunce Gina Appleton Daniel Vechesky Cris Marth Debbie Benliow Brenda Cannon Joyce Kathy Davey Happiness Joanne Coccia Rick and Betty Carol Lucarine Betsy Martin Diane Sozio Blondie The Italian and the Greek Claire Mercuri Matthew Cipriani 122 OF It Was Fun to Work on the Staffs of THE 1971 HEIRLOOM. Congratulof,00s to the CLASS of 1971 From the ©uimr Arms 3ltm Route 130 Edgewater Park, N. J. Compliments of J. CHEIN COMPANY A Good Place to Work TOYS AND HOUSEWARES Williams Street — Burlington, N. J. PARKVIEW MOBIL STATION DUdley 6-9844 Route 130 and Columbus Road Burlington, New Jersey KEHOE DOWNS CONSTRUCTION CO. Rt. 130 N. Pennsauken, N. J. Congratulations to the Class of 1971 Bob arpenter URLINGTON VLEANERS First Complete Drycleaning Plant First N.I.D. Graduate Spotter 231 High Street Burlington, N. J. For pick-up and delivery phone 386-0111 Compliments of FARMERS' AND MECHANICS' SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Congratulations Class of 1971 NEIGHBORHOOD YOUTH CORPS 311 High Street Burlington, New Jersey Phone DUdley 6-0708 Congratulations From NEW JERSEY BOAT WORKS, INC. Medford, N. J. 08055 BURLINGTON SPORT CENTER A COMPLETE LINE OF SPORTING GOODS Spalding—MacGregor Wilson and Rawlings Distributor RICHARD BRAMBLE, Salesman DUdley 7-1144 328 High Street Burlington Best Wishes to the Senior Class CAPITOL FURNITURE CO., INC. Broad and High Burlington, N. J. Phone DUdley 6-1502 Everything tor the Home. 386-0052 (Code 609) 24 Hour Emergency Service BURLINGTON SURGICAL AND ORTHOPEDIC APPLIANCE SERVICE Sales — Rentals SURGICAL SUPPLY IS OUR BUSINESS AND OUR ONLY BUSINESS ALL APPLIANCES CONSTRUCTED ON PREMISES BY QUALIFIED ORTHOTISTS. 314 High Street Burlington, N. J. 08016 CERTIFIED MECHANIC TALONE'S ARCO SERVICE Opp. Edgewater Beach Apts. Woodlane Road Edgewater Park, N. J. ALL WORK GUARANTEED Home—TR 7-4866 Station—DU 7-9887 DUdley 7-1734 MR. ROBERTS t{ fj BEAUTY SALON 684 High St. Burlington, N. J. Open Daily 9-6 Thurs. and Fri. Eves, till 9 For the Woman Who Cares 28 SCHORR'S INC. BURLINGTON BOOTERY High St. and Morris Ave. Corrective Burlington, New Jersey Shoes Phone: 386-1479 Regular Burlington County's 667 High Street Box 125, Burlington, N. J. 08016 Favorite Department Stores STEPHEN DULLOS DRESS-RITE CLEANERS SON, INC. Route 130 Burlington, N. J. 2 16 Cherry Street CUSTOM SHIRT SERVICE Burlington, New Jersey Phone: 386-6111 Flowers and beautiful things for home. 128 PHONE: 386-0068 WILLIAM MEASEY SONS — Florists ===== 402 Jones Avenue Burlington, N. J. GREGORY'S 461 Washington Avenue Burlington, New Jersey Woodlane Road Mt. Holly, New Jersey Congratulations to All the Graduates WALLACE SPORTSWEAR FACTORY OUTLET 35 East Broad Street Burlington, New Jersey The place you get the smart Miss and Missy dresses and sportswear. BURLINGTON NEWS AGENCY 1000 Paper-Backs School Supplies and Magazines Abbotts Ice Cream SEORSE F. HARKINS 386-0480 Oldies or New, We're for You. HIGH RECORD SHOP High Street Burlington, New Jersey Best Collection of Anything in Recorded Sound, Tape, or Records EDGEWATER PARK BUILDING SUPPLY Edgewater Park, N. J. Lumber 387-0136 Good Luck Class of '71 Rt. 130, Delran, N. J. 461-7300 Rt. 73, Maple Shade, N. J. 663-9200 CHRYSLER B9 PLYMOUTH IMPERIAL BBS ANDERSON MOTORS 420 High Street Burlington, N. J. 50 Years of Service Telephone DU 6-0210 129 ORCHARD JACK SEVER, Prop. Compliments of BURLINGTON FLOOR COVERING 348 High Street Burlington, N. J. ANDERSON'S DRUG STORE 301 High Street Burlington, N. J. ANGE'S Route 130 and High Street Burlington, N. J. Phone DUdley 6-0708 AYRES PONTIAC-CADILLAC CO., INC. TEMPEST Route 130 and Jones Street Burlington, New Jersey EDWIN B. TAYLOR INSURANCE JOSHUA TAYLOR CO. Since 1875 321 High St. Burlington, N. J. DUdley 6-1247 vSfSr JOSEPH J- BUCCI SONS General Electric Appliances Fine Furniture — Carpeting 220 High Street Burlington, N. J. Route 130 N. Delran, N. J. 130 Phone, 387-0870 BERNIE'S MEN'S SHOP 317 High Street Burlington, N. J. Your Favorite Store For Nationally Advertised Brands STEIN CHEVROLET DU 7-4648 Route 130 Burlington, New Jersey oBu ifimjtan fj xulal Sjlap HOURS: Tues.. WED.. Sat. 10-5 RTE. 130 AND WOOD ST. THURS., FRI. 10-9 BURLINGTON, N. J. OR Bv APPOINTMENT Give Jewelry for every occasion. The standard of value through the years. CROSBY JEWELERS 386-1636 HAINES HAINES Real Estate Insurance 327 High Street, Burlington, N. J. 386-0966 Official Burlington City High School Rings Since 1872 230 High Street Burlington, N. J. BURLINGTON COUNTY REIN DISTRIBUTORS, INC. WHOLESALE ELECTRONIC PARTS RT. 130 WOOD STREET BURLINGTON, N. J. FOREIGN CAR PARTS, INC. Route 130 and Wood Street Burlington, New Jersey 08016 AUTHORIZED DISTRIBUTOR PHONES: 387-4800 387-4801 Phone 877-2111 EDGEWATER PARK _ SUNSET STRIP SHOPPINO CENTER BUILDING SUPPLY Woodlane at Railroad Edgewater Park, New Jersey 08010 Open Every Day Mon. 8:00-5:00 Tues. thru Fri. 8:00-7:00 Portraits by Sunset Road HAROLD R. COFFMAN Burlington, N. J. Sat. 8:00-4:00 Sun. 9:00-12:00 131 TRiangle 7-0111 TRiangle 7-0123 HOURS Route 130 BURLINGTON, NEW JERSEY 319 High Street Daily: 9-9:30 Sat.: 9-6 Sun.: 1-6 (Opposite State Police Headquarters) Willingboro, New Jersey 08046 The Finest in Professional Beauty Care THEODORE R. CLAIR, Ph.G. Prescription — Pharmacist Broad and York Streets Burlington, N. J. DU 6-0170 (Earmels eautg 1004 S. High Street Burlington, New Jersey DUdley 6-0311 Your Appointment Schedule Is On The Reverse Side Sales and Service Oil and Gas Hot Water Heating Dependable Plumbing Plumbing Fixtures Water Pumps RICHARD L. SCHILLER PLUMBING AND HEATING LIPPINCOTT'S HARDWARE Since 1854 — Over 100 years Service Hardware—Paint—Mill Supplies 23 E. Broad Street Burlington, N. J. 94 Evans Avenue 386-0493 Burlington, N. J. Compliments of BOOKBINDER'S 316 High Street Burlington, New Jersey 132 WELLS' PHARMACY 433 Cooper Street Beverly, New Jersey C. J. WARD, R. P. DU 7-0633 Best Wishes to the Class of 1971 BURLINGTON COUNTY TEEN-AGE UNARMED DEFENSE TEAM 25 South Garden Blvd. Edgewater Park, N. J. © UNITED AERO PRODUCTS Columbus Road Burlington, New Jersey Phone: DU 6-2900 PEERLESS MANUFACTURING COMPANY Women's Dresses High Street, Burlington, N. J. Compliments of Congratulations Class of 1971 CLOVER SHOE U. S. PIPE AND FACTORY OUTLET FOUNDRY COMPANY Rt. 130 Burlington, N. J. FITZGERALD'S LUNCHEONETTE Compliments of The best food you ever ate! MAC'S KIDDIE WORLD Soul Foods — Soul Sounds — Nite or Day Route 130 DU 6-2017 201 East Federal Street Burlington, N. J. Burlington, N. J. 387-0304 133 TEL DU 6-1474 GUS' TOMATO PIE ANNE'S BEAUTY SALON AND SPAGHETTI 855 E. Route 130 Burlington, N. J. DU 6-9752 OPEN State Highway MON. TO SAT. Route 30 9 A.M. TO 9 P.M. Burlington, N. J. TOGGERY SHOP HUGH S. MORRIS AGENCY 333 High Street REAL ESTATE —INSURANCE Burlington, N. J. 442 High Street Burlington, N. J. Wrightstown Shopping Center Wrightstown, N. J. PRES KOHLER BUICK, INC Compliments of Route 130 and Hulme St. Burlington, New Jersey SHOE BOX Phone: DU 6-1550 COOK'S GENERAL MACHINE SHOP 617 Lawrence Street at Route 130 Burlington, New Jersey 134 Congratulations From SIDNEY W. BOOKBINDER, ESQ. Class of 1931 513 High Street Burlington, New Jersey 386-21 10 Compliments Volkswagen of RICHARD SMOLKA ROLAND WILLIS, JR. PLUMBING SUPPLY SON, INC. 1311 Belgrade Avenue 386-0084 386-0086 Burlington, New Jersey Route 130 Burlington, N. J. BURLINGTON CLAY TOMER'S ENGINEERING CO. ELECTRICAL SERVICE INCORPORATED Electrical Construction Wood and Slenwood Avenues Maintenance Burlington, New Jersey, 08016 386-0720 386-0078 386-0079 UNITED VARIETY, INC. Pennsaulcen Merchandise Mart Pennsauken, New Jersey 135 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 71 FROM STUDENT COUNCIL SPONSOR — Mrs. Helen Ciervo PRESIDENT — Michael Cristoforo VICE-PRESIDENT - Lou Ann Stevenson SECRETARY — Diane Thompson TREASURER — Karen Naylor 136 Good Luck From the Members of the 1970-71 FIRE SQUAD SENIORS John Filippino Stan Dobies William Carnivale Alan Kitz Robert Page David Ryan James Johnson Gary McCormick James Basgil Brian Massimi Karen Naylor Gloria Pagano Barbara Szychoski Lois Valosen JUNIORS Wayne McConnell John Stefanoni Carl Marshall Sam Caruso SOPHOMORES Carmen Pailante Van Henry Jett Tinnick Pat Edwardson FRESHMEN Steve Murray Richard Chementi Dan Ingling Good Luck to the Class of '71 from THE GOLF CLUB 25 Swinging Hackers Ben Cox Best of Luck Congratulations to the to the Class of 1971 '71 Graduates FUNDAMENTAL THE GERMAN CLUB SPORTS CLUB BUSINESS PATRONS To the Class of 1971 Congratulations from AFRO-AMERICAN CLUB Burlington City High School Burlington, New Jersey Mademoiselle Coiffures, Inc. Jack in the Box Pyramid Cleaners Rancocas Motors Display Corp. of America Johnnie's Barber Shop Herman's Top Shelf Blue Claw CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '71 RICH DAVIS RICK DOVEY WARREN FILLIUS JOHN ORIO CURT IBBITSON TONY MASTORIS KARL MINNICK RON PARZYCK From the DRAF ING DAVE WOLON TRACEY EV NS ROBBY HAWK.S DAN COBBINS DAVE EMMONS BRIAN FANIRO JIM BRYANj CLUB KEN KIRSCHNER DAVE MARTH JARRETT DORSEY KIM CAMPBELL FRED COSTELLO AL CARNIVALE JOHN JOHNER JAMES GELTCH .SPONSOR137 J7 “XT TAKES to TWO HA NO 5... ; CLASS OF vnr. t i hSoh- -pa-Cufty CU vr c. rw iUito- 'knar. S. oln I 6 AA — £a.£S ' A. Omm, CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '71 Pam Bagge Sandy Davidson Carol Bednarczyk Theresa Lister Camellia Bonanno Kathy Ochipinti Patrica Bramble Michele Butler Mary Ann Parente Suzeith Entwistle Paula Davis Rosemarie McMonagle Carol Sozio Terry Montagno Mary Morrissey Sandy Pezzulla Judy Rooney Elizabeth Pierce Sandy Sanson Barbara Szychoski Judy Scattergood Debbie Sever Beverly Vernon Emillie Smith Lois Voloson Marsha Celi Hazel Walters Elaine Clawges Miss Mary Sadley Sponsor From THE FBLA CLUB 138 CONTINENTAL BANK OF NEW JERSEY Main and Spruce Streets Maple Shade, N. J. 08052 Member F.D.I.C. LUCAS MOTOR COMPANY Cars Trucks Route 130 at Columbus Road Burlington LUKE'S 8 HAPPY ACRES 139 STSJ nmmv STS Ifk 3MrM CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1971 FROM Service to School and Community Sponsor — Mr. Dominic Cicali President — Joe Nyilcita V.-President — Allen Denbo Secretary — Allan Wilkinson Treasurer — Len Conklin 141 3 Co HQ rcx u(cx 0 S -Vo -J-W 'ii -2). t V (y X flV= V . S 5 4? St Vf � 11 @RrerS 5JJ; ft5:'£ v°riaX VtarWei V 5 a A ' fwA� B 5 V)eu mrs.G!b V:-mv s =� r Gratulationes et optimas Salutes ad res bene gestas futuras. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY FREEDMAN'S GIFT AND HOBBY SHOP 228 High Street Burlington, New Jersey B R LUNCHEONETTE 688 High Street Burlington, New Jersey DAVID WEISS HARDWARE 310 Warren Street Beverly, New Jersey WETHERILL'S HOME SUPPLY CENTER Route 130 Edgewater Park, New Jersey LINCRAFT, INC. Ornamental Wood Fences Snow Fences Burlington, New Jersey Phone: DUdley 6-2230 DENNISON FUNERAL HOME Front and Broad Sts. Florence, N. J. 142 Compliments of MECHANICS NATIONAL BANK Burlington 143 member f.d.i.c. And the seasons they go round and round And the painted ponies go up and down We’re captive on the carousel of time We can’t return we can only look behind From where we came And go round and round and round In the circle game.” — JONI MITCHELL 'Time it was, And what a time it was, It was . . A time of innocence, A time of confidences. Long ago ... it must be . . . I have a photograph. Preserve your memories; They’re all that’s left you.” — Paul Simon