Burlington High School - Heirloom Yearbook (Burlington, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1975 volume:

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Ir,’ 'i, 15 TABLE OF CONTENTS DEDICATION................18 FACULTY...................20 SENIORS...................40 UNDERCLASSMEN.............76 SPORTS....................90 ACTIVITIES...............106 ADVERTISEMENTS...........124 TO DORIS KOZUCK An essential ingredient to a successful, active, and prod- uctive class organization is its sponsors. The Class of 1975 has been fortunate over the years to have had numerous sponsor- ship. All of these individuals have made significant and self- less contributions. However, two advisors have each made a contribution which requires special notice. During the last four years the Class of 1975 has had the bene- fit of working closely with two individuals who possess similar talents. Not only are they full AND TIMOTHY REARDON time teachers, hut also team coaches. They have consist- ently shown, on and off the courts, patience, vitality, under- standing, and a deep concern in all their endeavors. Above all, they have been friends, as well as counselors to the class. For these reasons, the Class of 1975 dedicates its yearbook to Mrs. Doris Kozuck and Mr. Timothy Reardon. Thank you both for all the time and effort you have put in to make our years at Burlington City High School more memorable ones. FACULTY FA CUL TYFA CUL T YFA CUL T YFA CUL T YFACUL TYFA CUL T YFA C FACULTYFACULTYFACULTYFACULTYFACULTYFACULTYFAC FACULTYFACULTYFACULTYFACULTYFACULTYFACULTYFAC FA CUL TYFA CML TYFACUL T YFA CUL T YFA CULTYFACUL T YFA C FACULTYF. tCULTYFAC FACULTYF. ICULTYFAC FACULTYF FACULTYF FACULTYF FACULTYF FACULTYF. 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LaForsh, Mr. J. Jefferson and Mr. J. Quecnan. ADMINISTRATION As each person is unique, so is each graduating class different from the classes that graduated before them. Each class has a composition of many individuals who have had various experiences in their lives so far. and who will travel widely differing paths in the years to come. The point in time at which the Class of 75 is graduating from Burlington City High School is also a period of time that differs from all past and future times. Although problems and crises have existed for all graduating classes, the difficulties confronting your « lass seem to be most serious and even critical in terms of our survival as a nation and a civilized society. There are the shortages of energy and food; of jobs and money; of good housing; of clean air and water; of a thorough and efficient education; of justice and economic opportunity, for all Americans. We need to solve these problems, and our solutions need to be more than temporary ones. You graduates must continue to educate yourselves so that you can cope with these enormous obstacles. Commencement exercises should not signify an end to your education, but a beginning of a new and different kind of education, pro- vided by new experiences in life, on the job. and working with others, as well as in classes. The education that you receive from now on may be practical and pragmatic in nature. As you realize that you are now a mature citizen in a democratic country, we hope that you also believe that you have been given a good, sound foundation of learning — a basic education — for the learning and living ahead of you. It's up to you now to build successfully upon it, and attain your goals. Congratulations, and our best wishes for happiness and success to each member of the Class of 75. Raymond A. Costello Mr. Raymond A. Costello — Princifxtl Mr. Angelo Albano Athletic Director Mr. Rollin Cunningham — Asst. Prin. in Charge of Student Personnel Mr. William Burr — Asst. Principal Mr. Howard Moore — Attendance Officer GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT The objectives of the Guidance Office are to provide services and information that will enable students to make decisions that will lead to successful pursuit of goals in regard to studies, career choices, further education, social and personal growth or any other area in which the student wants or needs help. Mr. Otis Fields Miss Faye Newkirk Mr. Andrew James Mrs. Jane Bowers Mr. Carmel Colofranson STUDENT SERVICES The Special Education Department attempts to educate those students whose needs cannot be met by the regular classes. The department tries to promote general understanding between its students and the rest of the school. To develop expertise in many areas, the students provide various services for the school community. The Joseph W. Howe Library is a learning resource center in which students can draw upon literary media as well as audio-visual aides. The primary goal of the library is to provide students with a total learning experience that is supplemental to the classroom. The basic objective is to meet the individual needs and interests of the students. Mr. Ahearn provides audio-visual materials for the Burlington school system. He is responsible for scheduling movies and teaching students how to operate different types of equipment. His students also provide the lighting effects for the school plays. The school nurse is a very important member of the staff. Her patient concern about the health and well being of the staff and student body is vital to the educational process. Mr. John Parkes — Special Education Mrs. Helen Walton — Library Aide Miss Susan Sullivan — Special Education Miss Pauline Zaugra — School Nurse Mrs. Anne Parkes — Special Education Mr. Herbert Nelson — Librarian Mr. Joseph Ahearn — 25 Audio-Visual Aides MUSIC AND ART The Burlington City High School Art Department strives to serve its student body through artistic offerings in the various art media. The students adventure through numerous projects, working at their own individual speed and interest. The instructor coaches and encourages the students to expand their artistic and aesthetic senses. The Music Department focuses its attention on technique and skill development. Under the direction of Mr. Frank Bonanno and Mr. Dawson McElwee, many innovations have come about. The department now boasts of an award winning Marching Band, an orchestra, a Stage Band and many new ensemble groups. Never before has there been a time when man so needed the arts to enable him to live a more creative and fruitful life. Therefore the Music and Art Department strives, mainly, to teach students an appreciation and working knowledge of cre- ative artistry. Mr. Dawson McElwee Mr. Frank Bonanno Miss Judith Hoyt Department Chairman — Mr. Martin Boonin SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT One of the goals of the Social Studies Department is to promote better understanding of human relationships — past, present, and future. The Department has implemented several changes to foster achievement of this worthy goal. New courses, such as Local History, Anthropology, Urban Studies, and Non-Western Cultures, now complement the traditional programs: American History, Sociology, Psychology, Political Science, Economics, World Problems, and The Humanities. The Department is continuously seeking ways to achieve this goal and will continue making significant changes aimed at keeping pace with the challenges posed by the growing complexities of American and World cultures. Mr. David Burolicll Mr. Dominic Cicali — Mr. Edward Sanderson 27 Department Chairman ENGLISH DEPARTMENT The Class of 1975 was the first class to experience a major change in the English program. In the freshman and sophomore years the present graduates followed the usual English program. One teacher taught all phases of English for the entire school year to the same classes. For many reasons in 1972-1973, the English program was rearranged for the juniors and seniors. Now in each year, eight mini-courses are offered. The first semester includes four skills courses of five weeks duration each. Four different English teachers rotate classes so that each junior and senior takes these; mini-courses: Development Reading, Speech, Language, and Composition. The second semester consists of four literature mini-courses of five weeks duration each. Four English teachers then again rotate these four mini-courses covering the four types of literature study: Drama, the Novel, Poetry, and Prose. In the junior year American Literature is the source of reading; in the senior year, English Literature supplies the reading mate- rial. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT In addition, the pure electives program of the English Department includes offerings such as World Literature, Media Studies, Advanced Composition, Creative Writing, and Journalism. These elective courses are geared for enrichment as well as for further English skills development. The concentrated mini-courses approach with each teacher focusing attention on a specialty should guarantee that the graduates will possess adequate basic communication skills in after school years. Our school expects its graduates to be well prepared in their language whether their plans include further education or call for taking a place in the modern social and economic world. As pioneers in this rearranged English program, the Class of 1975 has contributed greatly to the educational advancement of future BCHS students as well as having gained a fuller and more practical understanding of their language and literature. Mrs. Irene Graves Mrs. Lcanore Reiner Miss Antoinette Hall Mr. Dennis Corbett Mrs. Quovadis Blackburn Mrs. Barbara Keller SCIENCE DEPARTMENT The science courses offered in our school are designed with two purposes in mind. Some courses as Earth Science, Biol- ogy, Chemistry and Physics will prepare a student for college work in the sciences. But in addition, the courses will provide a well-rounded background in the sciences for anyone wishing the knowledge to understand the scientific and technological world around us. A course in Physical Science is offered for those students not interested in the content depth of Chemistry and Physics hut would still like to know more about the physical sciences. The Electronics course has been initiated so that our students will have a survey of the electrical-electronics fields. To help the students understand the principles of Biology and Earth Science in action, we take a trip with some 11th grade students to Stokes State Fort ! in the spring. A trip to Longwood Gardens gives the students a chance to see Biology at work in another way and it also shows the students the many job opportunities in such a field. INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT The philosophy of the Industrial Arts and Vocational department is threefold. The first is to provide a part of the student’s general education. The second is to offer, for those students who desire it, the opportunity to develop a vocational skill at the job entry level. Providing career information which is related to our particular shops is third. While we have retained the traditional courses this year, we have experienced evolutionary changes. One example is the increasing number of female students taking our courses. As the old beliefs of male-female roles are changing, more and more women are entering jobs in formerly men only” occupations. MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT The Mathematics Department of B.C.H.S. strives to have each student understand and be able to apply the principles of mathematics in everyday life. Mathematics, studied in conjunction with science, business, and industrial arts, is an essential stepping-stone in the process of choosing and preparing for careers in these fields. Some of the innovations in the math department include working with the? programmed computer and the new electronic calculators in the advanced math program. In the applied math program, the students will be studying navigation and its relation to flying and boating. PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT For ihe past throe years, the Physical Education Dept, has developed a co-edueational concept of P.E. The primary goal of this approach is to offer a greater variety of activities to the students, and to allow each student to select activities according to his or her own ability. Because of this approach, the Physical Education Dept, is able to make better use of the available facilities and to promote more efficient use of both the students’ and the instructors’ time. Mr. Harold Caldwell Mrs� . Mary Gusz K Mr. Joseph Costello Miss Barbara Moycrman Mrs. Doris Ko .uck Mr. Gary McCormick «iu Mr. Jack Lukis — Dc Mirtmerit Chairman HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT The world is experiencing unforeseen changes that are affecting this country as well. The age of plenty has come to an end and we are entering a period of scarcities. Life’s values are being reexamined. Practically the entire content of home econom- ics studies bears on this process. Home Economics studies offer vital concepts in adjusting and coping with the changing life environment of America. This department’s teaching method relies on an easy personal relationship between student and teacher. The informal arrangement of the home economics classroom binds itself to free exchange of ideas in a relaxed atmosphere. Here the com- plexities of diet, dress, and consumerism, in a rapidly changing society, can be comprehensively studied. Given today’s pres- sures, curriculum applicability and the practicability of course content are emphasized. Mrs. Ruth Dinsmore Mrs. Mary Platt — Department Chairman Miss Janet Knickerbocker FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT The Foreign Language Department offers four years of study in French, German and Spanish. It is hoped that students will find the development of their skill in a foreign language useful in a career, travel, or simply to gain insight into the lives of other people. Foreign language study may be considered a humanistic study whose primary value lies in the enrichment of the individual, although the pragmatic aspect is not to be ignored. A significant variety of techniques is used in class to help students progress and enjoy the courses. The films, slides, tapes, dances, songs, sample dishes, etc. enhance the awareness of similarities and contrasts with respect to our culture and that of native speakers of the language being studied. This, hopefully, will lead to greater world understanding. Mile. Patricia DePersia Mmc. Barbara Fisher — Department Chairman Sr. Timothy Ryan 35 BUSINESS DEPARTMENT Mrs. Ann MrKci Mrs. Darlene MacCrindle The traditional Business Education fields of secretarial work and bookkeeping have, in recent years, been supplemented by the addition of Data Processing. All phases of educational training in this department have been broadened by the addition of many types of business machines, electric typewriters, and dictating equipment. Hopefully, stenotype will soon become part of the new and complete business preparation. In the future, with additional staff, we would like to introduce a cooperative office program. Our students would be in school in the mornings and report to Miss Maria Marrcn Mr. Patrick Giangiulio assigned business offices in the afternoons. The other phase which we would like to promote is a follow-up of our most recent business graduates. We could profit much from their experiences in the business world, and our courses could become most meaningful and realistic. The department prides itself in offering to the business community well prepared graduates who are responsive to the needs of today’s offices. SECRETARIES Where would the students and faculty of B.C.H.S. be without our secretarial staff? Certainly we would be without the morn- ing bulletin of activities, the daily absentee report, the lunch menu, the do not admit” list, late passes, excused slips, unex- cused slips, and Mr. Cunningham’s admit passes. Furthermore, we would probably be without phone messages, dropped off lunch money, forgotten gym articles, missing wallets and purses, and the entire lost and found. In addition, we would be without college applications, parent teacher conferences, report cards, class rank, failure notices, P.S.A.T., A.C.T., and the Kuder Occupation scores, just to name a few. Therefore, for services beyond the call of duty, the students and faculty give special commendation and thanks to our school secretaries. Mrs. Betty Foster— Guidance Office 38 Mrs. Shirley Stoll — Disciplinarian's Office Mrs. Kaye Schmidt — Main Office Mrs. Marie Lewis — Guidance Office Miss Elaine Clawges Guidance Office Mrs. Jodey Baldorossi — Main Office STUDENT TEACHERS Burlington City has been extremely fortunate this year to have had a large number of practice teachers assisting our students. We were privileged to have Miss Judd in English, Mr. Mortin in Auto Shop, Miss Keener in Physical Education, and Mr. Moore and Miss DeGerallimo in the Art Department. Their apprenticeship was a true learning experience for everyone concerned. We would like to extend to them a full and sincere thank you.” SENIORS SENIORSSENIORSSENIORSSENIORSSENIORSSENIORSSENIOR SENIORSSENIORSSENIORSSENIORSSENIORSSENIORSSENIOR SENIORSSENIORSSENIORSSENIORSSENIORSSENIORSSENIOR SENIORSSENIORSSENIORSSFWDRSSENIORSSENIORSSENIOR SENI ORSSENIOR ° SSENIORSSENIOR SENIORSSENr SENIOR SSr SENIORS SENIOR SENIOR SENIOR SENIOR. SENIORS SENIORSS. SENIORSSEh. SENIORSSENIOho SENIORSSENIORSSENIOKj SENIORSSENIORSSENIORSSENIOR SENIORSSF.mORSSENIORSSENIORSSEA l lUC'i. X tl V NIORSSENIOR TORSSENIOR 'RSSENIOR 1SSENIOR SSENIOR . SENIOR uRSSENIORS MORSSENIORSSENi ENIORSSENIORSSENIC WIORSSENIORSSENIOi, ' ORSSENIORSSENIORSSENIORSSENIOR ' NIORSSENIORSSENIORSSENIOR ' vrORSSENIORSSENIOR SENIORSSENIOR TORSSENIOR ORSSENIOR 'RSSENIOR RSSENIOR RSSENIOR RSSENIOR ORSSENIOR .IORSSENIOR ,ENIORSSENIOR . RSSENIORSSENIOR ■NIORSSENIORSSEN. TORSSENIORSSEN SSENIOR SENIORS SENIORSt SENIORSSl SENIORSSEh SENIORSSENIO. SENIORSSENIORS . SENIORSSENIORSSENIORSSEMORSSENIORSSENIORSSENIOR SENIORSSENIORSSENIORSSENIORSSENIORSSENIORSSENIOR SENIORSSENIORSSENIORSSENIORSSENIORSSENIORSSENIOR SENIORSSENIORSSENIORSSENIORSSENIORSSENIORSSENIOR 41 TO OUR CLASS SPONSORS: The organizers, The money collectors. The chaperones. The nurse maids. The car washers. Our helpers and friends. Many Thanks, from the Class of ’75 Senior Class Officers I lie class of 1975 owes much of iheir success to their class officers. It has been, through the years, their enthusiasm that has sparked class spirit. They have provided the class with the drive needed for many enjoyable and financially rewarding activities. Our four years at Burlington City High School hold pleasant memories of car washes, hoagie sales, bake sales, trips to Wash- ington and the Poconos, activity nights, fashion shows, Junior-Senior Proms, Junior-Senior Parties, and many, many more. For their time and energy, many thanks to all of those who have made our class a success. 1975 Class Officers •) '• Entwisllc — 43 Vice President Faye Lawrence — President Donna Saragnese — Treasurer Patti Greco — Secretary Rhonda L. Abele Leslie A. Adams Dawn M. Adams Lois I. Adams Mary Kay Ahearn John F. Adams Rhonda L. Abele: Rhon . . . 1340 Belgrade Ave., Burl. . . . likes pushing Burgers and clubbing . . . icon I forgel 10th grade steady. Run or Sept. 10, 74 . . . You ugly thing.' Dawn M. Adams: Duel) . . . 104 Washington Ave., E.P. . . . J.V.. Varsity Softball; Student Council; Teachers' Aide . . . will never forgel April 15lh, '74 . . . You're a ying-yang.'' John F. Adams: 810 Mount Rd.. Burl. . . . Football. Baseball. Golf, Wres- tling; Band . . . won 't forget winning the Group II S.N.J. Baseball Championship. Leslie A. Adams: Son . . . 205 Hendrickson Ave.. E.P. . . . enjoys Water- skiing, Softball, and Square Dancing . . . won't forgel Christmas Vacation '73 . . . Is that so?” Lois I. Adams: 403 Cliff Ave.. E.P. . . . Hostess to exchange student Blanca Amcr; National Honor Society. Mary Kay Ahearn: 250 Hendrickson Ate., E.P. . . . Band; I.P.E.; Year- book; Girl’s Citizenship Institute; Honor Society . . . 'For real . . . Have you seen Sciver?” Marian L. Akins: Meish . . . Olive and Willow Sts., Burl. . . . Heirloom Editorial and Business Staffs: Band; Color Guard . . . won I forget Oct 3, 73 or Prom nile . . . ' O.K. — What 's up? Rlanca Amer: 515 Monroe Ave.. E.P. . . . Hockey Team, Basketball Team . . . will remember the entire year as an exchange student. . . I don t know.” Sharon B. Anderson Aleasia Andrews Kathy L. Arruda Sheri J. Ashury Sharon B. Anderson: 201 W. Franklin Aim., E.P. . . . enjoyed taking it easy and partying. . . If it feels good, do it!” Aleasia Andrews: Lee . . . 105 S. Garden Rlvd., E.P. . . . enjoys sports, dancing and music. . . won't forget 6th prd. English or 7th prd. Gym . . . Check it out. ” Lisa M. Antuzzi: 248 Fernwood Ave., Burl. . . . will always remember the school play, No No Nannette. ” Kathy L. Arruda: Rudy . . . 301 Monroe Are., E.P. . . . likes listening to music. . . remembers pushing Claire’s car across the highway. . . forget it.” Sheri J, Ashury: daggers . . . 207 W. Arthur Dr., E.P. . . . Heirloom Busi- ness and Editorial Staffs; Teacher’s Aid; Office Runner . . . won’t forget March 29th. '74 or sunburns from the shore. . . He’s in Florida!” Claire A. Atzert: Klutz . . . 207 Dogwood Rd.. E.P. . . . Student Council Executive Brd.; Future .Nurses . . . won't forget having my car pushed or eating lunches at Acme . . . Does anyone have money?” Martha J. Bachurski: Murtie . . . 106 Independence Dr., Burl. . . . Col- or Guard . . . remembers going everywhere with Terri and being with Fran . . . How’s it feel to want?” Donna M. Baranoski: Baron ... 19 Washington Ave., E.P. . . . Softball Team. . . won’tforget pushing Claire’s car or the Sophomore party . . . [under- stand. ” Lisa M. Antuzzi Claire A. Atzert Martha J. Bachurski Donna M. Baranoski Lisa Baratta Susan M. Barnes William J. Becker Brenda L. Ben bow Lisa Baratla: 514 Rutgers Air., Burl. . . . enjoys horseback riding and party- ing . . . will never forget the concerts, parlies or cruising around in the MG and Mustang. . . Oka Hollie SKva-va!’ Susan M. Barnes: Sue Q . . . 444 Independence Dr.. Burt. . . . Won’t for- get Summer of '74 or Sept. 15th . . . Too Bad! Debra A. Barron: Deb . . . M-ll Burl. Cl. Apts.. Burl. . . . Cheerleaders; Honor Society; Teacher Aid Program . . . remembers Sal. night parties . . . Where’s Beth? William J. Becker: 218 Ivy Rd., E.P. . . . likes Motorcycles and Track . . . will never forget going to Bowman’s Tower. Brenda L. Benbow: Bren . . . P-3 Irongate Apts., E.P. . . . enjoys read- ing, listening to the radio and writing poetry' . . . won’t forget Aug. 20th, '73 or Christmas '73 . . . I wish this day would end! Donna A. Bertino: Bert . . . R-l Phoenix Apts., E.P. . . . loves David Bowie. Barry While, and Ellon John . . . won't forget Dec. 2, ’74 . . . Really? Laverne Best: Penny . . . 318 1 2 Jones Avc., Burt . . . Afro-American Club; Snack Shack; Heirloom Business Staff. . . will never forget the Freshman trip or Glen and the corner boys . . . ’Seriously. Carolyn L. Boggs: C.B. . . . 304 N. Arthur Dr., E.P. . . . Afro-American Club; Varsity Cheerleader . . . will never forget our basketball games . . . Parly time is anytime arul anytime is party lime!” Debra A. Barron Donna A, Bertino laverne Best Carolyn L. Boggs 46 Rosalynn E. Bowery Robert J. Bramble Kim Butler Russell C. Boyd James M. Boyle Ann Marie Bucci Michelle A. Burgin Rosalynn E. Bowery: Roz . . . 143 E. Federal St., Burl. . . . hobbies are sewing and partying. . . the corner boys are tops . . . Girl, gel out of here! ’ Russell C. Boyd: Rock . . . 348 E. Pearl St.. Burl. . . . Football. Basketball . . . remembers Senior Lounge with Terry, Hally, Deb and Jan . . . What's up home?” James M. Boyle: Hammer. . . 118 E. Union St., Burl. . . . Wrestling Team . . . won t forget the Flyer’s Parade or driving to school in the baddesl ’69 Chevy in town . . . enjoyed Hockey games in the gym with Joe. Robert J. Bramble: Bob . . . 226 Conover St., Burl. . . . Freshman Class President . . . always partying . . . What’s happening?” . . . Later, that s cool!” Ann Marie Bucci: Buck . . . 331 Barclay St., Burl. . . . Varsity Basket- ball, Varsity Softball. . . digs listening to the Rolling Stones ...” Hey! Michelle A. Burgin: Meatball . . .112 Wall St., BurI. . . . F.T.A.-. Heir- loom Business and Editorial Staff: Typing Club; Band, Orchestra; Afro-American Club; Snack Shack . . . won’t forget 1st prd. or 7th prd. . . . Be cool! Kim Butler: Cramps . . . 436 Earl St., Burl. . . . Basketball Team . . . will never forget scoring the 100th point for B.C.H.S. against Maple Shade . . . You must be crazy. ” Sherri L. Cannuli: Canutz . . . 210 Lincoln Ave., E.P. . . . enjoys party- ing, dancing and being with Bir . . . will always remember the Graduation party at Shinn’s . . . Where’s my side kick?” 47 Sherri L. Cannuli Robert G. Capri: Big Moose . . . 426 Taylor Cl., E.P.,. . . Football. Wres- tling. Track. Baseball. . . remembers 7 periods a day of aulo shop. Terry Cardi: 117 Elm Ave., Burl.. Ternr”; enjoys cooking; will never forget the class picnics at Mrs. Parkes’ or the trips to the Mint . . . can never forget the rides on the High Speed Line; I've got work to do, I just can’t sit! Rieardo Carpenter: Carp. . . 87 IV. 5th St., Burl. Steven E. Catlett: Mountain . . .23 VC. 9th St.. Burl. . . . Varsity Football Team . . . likes partying . . . will never forget scoring against Bordentown . . . That's dumb trad!'' Ernestine L. Chapman: Teenie . . . 310 Jamestown Rd., E.P. . . . Color- guard Squad; Student Council; Arrowhead . . . won't forget senior gym or All My Children. . . Where's the party? Terry L. Chapman: T.C. . . . 218 Powder Mill La., E.P. . . . Cheerleader Squad . . . hobbies are sewing and partying . . . won’t forget Nov. 13, 69; 7th prd. Senior Lounge. . . Really?. . .!' Candy J. Chappell: Candy . . . Burl. Court Apts. S-5, Burl. . . . Spanish Club. Press Club . . . likes swimming, skating, partying . . . icon I forget Jack-in- the-Box . . . Let's go party!’’ Richetta A. Cipriano: Madam . . . 200 Conover St., Burl. . . .enjoys par- lying . . . won’t forget print shop with Mr. Grace; May 22, 74; Stanley Cup Champs . . . Go. Go, Go!” Terry L. Chapman Candy J. Chappell Steven E. Catlett Ricardo Carpenter Richetta A. Cipriano Ernestine L. Chapman Robert Capri Terry Cardi Mark S. Clapper Richard Clawges Deborah A. Cobb Ronald Cornish Mark S. (dapper: Clapp . . . 815 Columbus R L, Burl. . . . Fire Squad member. . . will never {orpel Mr. Korn and the 74-75 Graphic Arts Class. Richard ( dawgcs: Rich . . . 820 Woodlane Rd., E.P. . . . enjoys parties best . . . will remember the summer of ’74; Virginia; Seaside; and Uncle Freddies. ” Deborah A. Cobh: Derb . . . 44 Francis St., Burl. . . . Heirloom Business and Editorial Staffs . . . will never forget the ’74 Prom with Al . . . Do it till your satisfied! ” Vincent Conda: Vince. . . Jacksonville Rd., Burt. . . . Fire Squad member; Audio- Visual Aide. Stephen M. Corandan: Muscle Man . . . 424 Independence Dr., Burl. . . . enjoys weight lifting anti Auto shop. Ronald Cornish: Com-ich . . . N2 Irongate Apts.. E.P. . . . enjoys golf, partying and sleeping . . . will always remember playing on the Golf Team my sophomore year. . . ’Real.” Paula Dailey: 446 Arthur Dr.. E.P. . . . Senior Executive Board; Future Nurses Club; No, No, Nannette . . . won't forget Jr. Activity Night — Dec. 5, '73 or the Summer of'73. . . You turkey bone. ” Martin D’Autrechy: Martin. . . 300 Haynes Ave., E.P. . . . Varsity Foot- ball, Wresiling. Soccer, Track . . . will never forget the Shawnee Football game 1971 or the Prom with Maria . . . Only say what is necessary. ” Edward F. Davis Michael A. Davis Marianne A. Diaczynsky Denise M. Davis: Dee . . . 222 Buchanan Ave., E.P. . . . Heirloom Edito- rial and Business Staffs; Student Conned; Honor Society . . . will never forget the accident in the V. W. . . . 'tough nuggies. ” Edward W. Day 'is: 56 7th St., Burl. . . . enjoys Art, basketball and football; will never forget Palmers class . . . What's Happening?” Michael A. Davis: M.D. . . . 147 E. Federal St., Burl. . . . Basketball? . . . will never forget 6th prd. English with Mrs. Graves, or leaning in the '74 lim- ited. . . What's happening Blood?” Sharon M. DeEliea: DeLue . . . 503 Monroe A ve., E.P. . . . Colorguord St uad . . . enjoys the guitar . . . won't forget two accidents and a fire in 1st month of driving. . . Oh. My God! ' Robert E. Denho: 901 Temple Ave.. Burl. . . . Golf Team . . . will never forget cold nights and playing games. Marianne A, Diaczynsky: Marianne. . . 655 Uhler Ave., Burl.. . .will always remember C.D. and New Hope, pushing Put’s car across the highway, and fourth lunch . . . Oh Wow, What time is it?” Helen ('. Donnelly: 117 V. Garden Bird., E.P. . . . enjoys photography, music, camping, and partying . . . will remember wandering the wilderness with Project U.S.E. . . . Yeah!you know.” Patricia Dougherty: Doe . . . Irongate Apts., E.P. . . . enjoys playing acoustic guitar and being in Project U.S.E. . . . won’t forget the day I locked my keys in my trunk . . . ”C.F. Martin Co. ” Helen C. Donnelly Patricia Dougherty Elizabeth A. Dovey: Belli . . .26 Washington Are., E.P. . . . Senior Class Executive Board; Basket ball . . . won’t forget Dee. 5th '73; May 17th ’74; or all the garlics . . . Oh. My God!’’ Gary A. Eastwiek: Amazing Grave . . . 1704 Bridgeboro Rd., E.P. . . . hobbies included field parties, u resiling, and concerts . . . won’t forget taking trips with AilI. . . Do it!” I eresa Edge: 311 E. Union St,. Burl. . . . will never forget pushing pal’s car across Rt. 130, or the 4lh prd. parlies. . . What’d I say?” Denise I . Eduards: Nccy . . . 554 York St., Burl. . . . will never forget 3rd prd. gym class or lunchtime . . . seen with Tom and friends . . . according to my calculations. ” Carmella E. Elisha: 249 W. Union St.. Burl. . . . Cheerleader; Afro-Ameri- can Club; Youth Crusade Choir. . . enjoys partying. . . remembers the Christmas tournament 73-74 . . . Uni.” Howie J, Ellis: Phihhghound Cecil . . . 302 Colonial Rd.. E.P. . . . enjoys wrestling, football, parties, cars and money . . . icon I ever forget Woo. Alfred, Ted, Hally, and the boys . . . What’s Happening. Boss?’’ Joseph K. Entwistle: Joe . . . 205 E. Union St,, Burl. . . . Football; Stu- dent Council; Sr. Class V. President . . . enjoys partying, sleeping, eating pizza and procrastination . . . will never forget Same old Place’’ or June 21st . . . There it is!” Matthew J. Ernades: Mall. . . 429 S. Arthur Dr.. E.P. . . . Student Coun- cil. . . enjoys baseball, football and hockey . . . won’t forget the trip to Univ. of Penn and the Schukyill Express or the Flyers Stanley Cup Victory. Howie J. Ellis Joseph K. Entwistle ■ Denise F. Edwards Elizabeth A. Dovey Carmella L. Elisha Matthew J. Ernades Ann E. Farner David L. Franz Barbara J. Frawley Robert J. Fenimore Kathleen T. Fitzpatrick Lynn Fogarty Tim Forrester Ann E. Farner: 212 E. Franklin Ave., E.P. . . . fond of Political Institute and Costa Rica. . . Fine lookin’ man Gel Psyched. ” Robert J. Fenimore: Bob . . .711 Woodlane, E.P. ... a member of the Heirloom staff and ecology club. . . See ya later, kid. ”... I don’t know. ” Kathleen T. Fitzpatrick: Kathie . . . 425 Franklin Ave., E.P. . . . enjoys concerts and parlies. . . the MG”. . . OK, a hala skavalva...” Bonnie J. Fletcher: 109 N. Garden Blvd., E.P. . . . will never forget get- ting the weekly Cresbo, ” or writing poems . . . Get off it. ” Lynn Fogarty: 1022 Mt. Holly Rd., E.P. Tim Forrester: T. Bone . . . 209 Colonial Rd., E.P. . . . never forget wres- tling or soccer. . . absolutely will never forget over sleeping the Tomey. David L. Franz: Polock . . . 402 Taft PL, E.P. . . . enjoys soccer and cut- ting classes. . . will never forget Christmas vacation. . . What’s your Bag?” Barbara J. Frawley: Barb . . . 106 S. Garden Blvd., E.P. . . . will never forget Nursing club or the accident in her VW. . . How’s your Mom?” Geraldine E. Gar row Linda A. Gilanyi Elaine Gallagher: 320 Lincoln Arc., E.P. . . . Student Council; Color Guard: F.B.LA. (President) . . . Oct. 13, 74, Easier '74 . . . What'spoint: on?” Richard j. Gandolfo: Rick■. . . 261 Femwood Ave., Burl. . . . Basket- hall: Hockey; Baseball. . . likes drafting . . . will remember Mr. Gellch’s Tech. Drafting I class with Newt, Carl, Dean and Nate. . . Certainly.’ Craig IS. Garrett: Boh Lilly . . . 915 Walnut St., Burl. . . . Football. Bas- ketball. Honor Society . . . remembers scoring first touchdown . . . will remember my Eng. classes. . . Shutup!”. . . What's happening? Geraldine E. Garrow: Gerry . . . 254 Hendrickson Ave., E.P. . . . Stu- dent Council; Color Guard; Future Nurses . . . will remember parlies and weekends in Pliila, . . . won’t forget 6th per. Gym parties, playing around in Color Guard, my big mouth or Family Living classes. . . I'd be insane. ” Linda A. Gilanyi: Melva . . . 10 E. Seventh St., Burl. . . . Cheerleading: Student Council . . . won’t forget chasing the yellow charger. Summer ’74 or June 21st. . . You got it.” Patrick D. Goff: Pot . . .241 Green St., E.P. . . . won’t forget detention . . . Got any bones?” Margaret A. Goodlier: 208 W. Pearl St.. Burl. . . . Color Guard: Honor Society; Student Council; Heirloom; School Plays . . . won t forget summers down the shore . . . Arc you serious?” Delta D. Gourdine: 104 E. Federal St., Burl, . . . Student Council; Gym- nastics; Drama Club . . . will always remember the school musicals, especially No, No Nannetle”. . . the summer of’74 was very special. . . ’’You know what I mean?” Craig IS. Garrett Patrick D. Goff Margaret A. Goodlier Delta D. Gourdine James J. Graham Patricia M. Greco Cathy A. Greene Eiieen M. Gregory James J. Graham: Freddie . . .517 Wood St.. Burl. . . . lores ire hot key . . . won i forget Mr. Schmidt's class and cracking on Elmar. . . Oh Wow! Patricia M. Greco: Gree. . . 515 Monroe Ave.. E.P. . . . enjoys basketball and football . . . Class Treasurer . . . will remember celebrating Nov. 30th 73 . . . Did you fall off a cliff?” Benjamin B. Green: Bruce . . . 127 Greenwood Ave., Burl. . . Baseball. Varsity; Freshman Executive Board. . . remembers winning '74 Group II Baseball Championship . . . Have you seen Maria? Cathy A. Greene: Greenie . . . 108 Hendrickson Ave., E.P. . . .Basketball manager: Executive Board . . . will never forget Dec. 5th or the rage . . . Where's Eug? Eileen M. Gregory: Meely Mouth . . . 516 Otto Ave.. E.P. . . . Project U.S.E. . . . enjoys growing plants . . . won 't forget lunch time or senior lounge . . . Later on. ' Craig G. Gunn: Gary' . . . 179 Edgewaler Beach Apts., E.P. . . . Varsity Soccer . . . enjoys riding dirt bikes . . . will remember all summer vacations . . . Yeah, really. ” Clifford J. Ilale: Cliff. . . 520 Chellon Ave.. Burl. . . . enjoys Football. Weight Lifting, and Food. . . remembers putting up with Karen and Coach Keebie in Algebra II. . . You gonna cat that? Glenn II. Hall: Hally . . . 39 Lawrence St.. Burl. . . . Varsity Football. Bas- ketball . . . will remember the Corner Boys and the girls . . . What's happin home bug?” 5 I Benjamin B. Green Craig G. Gunn Clifford J. Hale Glenn H. Hall Karen E. Hall Carol J. Harry Michael J. Hendricks Dean S. Hibbs I Sylvia L. Hall Donald R. Heal Kathleen Henasey Karen E. Hall: 216 Powdermill La., E.P. . . . will always remember being a Varsity Cheerleader and a year in the Color Guard. Sylvia L. Hall: Professor. . . 6 E. Federal St., Burl. . . . will always remem- ber the Marching Band and Field Hockey . . .'For real?” Eddie J. Hardy: 220 IV. Union St., Burl. Carol J. Harry: Bird. . . 401 N. Garden Blvd., E.P. . . . enjoys Basketball and Softball. . ■ will never forget December 5,1973 . ■ . Hollo.” Donald R. Heal: Don . . . 303 Green St., E.P. . . . will never forget playing soccer in his Sophomore and Junior years. Kathleen Henasey: Kathy. . . 335 E. Pearl St., Burl.. . . enjoys Typing Club, cooking and Matthew . . ■ will never forget her trips and picnics . . . I’m tired!” Michael J. Hendricks: Mike ... 75 Morris St., Burl. . . . enjoys Base- ball and Football. . ■ favorite pastime is missing school. . . ' What can I say?” Dean S. Hibbs: Hibbsy . . ■ 952 Easter Rd., Burl. . . . loves to play Basket- ball and enjoys partying. . . will never forget the paint job . . ,'T.C.B.” Eddie J. Hardy 55 Junice II' Holland: A.J. . . . 534 York St.. Burl. . . . looking forward to going in the Service . . . won't forget the summer of ’74 . . . For real?” Jocelyn Holland: Joy . . . 222 York St.. Burl. . . . Color Guard. . . will never forget the summer of '74 . . . Seriously?” Patricia A. Hope: Patti ... 115 Hendrickson Ave., E.P. . . . Student Council; F.B.L.A.; loves the Flyers and'Bachman Turner Overdrive . . . won't for- get senior lounge . . . Hey, what ’s up?” Janis L Horner: Jan . . . 520 Rutgers Ave., Burl. . . . enjoys concerts, ski- ing and parties . . . won't forget 5th and 6th prds. or rides in the M.G. . . . Vi Vi.” Susan I). Horner: Sue . . . 910 Allinson Rd., Burl. . . . Heirloom Business Staff; Musicals of '73, '74; Summer and Smoke . . . won’t forget May 17th . . . Michael’s coming home tonight, ” Donna L,, Hosier: 48 E. Federal St.. Burl. . . , Band; A.V. Squad; School Play . . . will remember '74 Prom . . . Catch you later. ” Marian L. Huryn: 201 GreenSl, E.P.. . . F.B.L.A.. . . enjoys swimming, horseback riding and concerts . . . will never forget the Beach Boy's Concert or Nov. 2nd. . . Hey, guess what happened?” Mimi D. Hutton: Micki ... 14 E. Federal St., Burl. . . . F.T.A.; Student Council; J. V. Cheerleader; Afro-American Club . . . fond memories of cheerleading and plans to become a doctor in the futu re. Patricia A. Hope Donna L. Hosier Janis L. Horner Marian L. Huryn Janice D. Holland Jocelyn Holland Susan D. Horner Mimi D. Hutton Joseph L. Iannucci Glenn Imhoff Cynthia A. Johnsen Joseph L. Iannucci: Joe . . . 204 N. Arthur Dr., E.P. . . . enjoys basket- ball and football . . . icon I forget being the Wall Frazier of the Herben Berbells ■ . . You can 'i be serious!” Glenn Imhoff: 313 Orchard Are., Burl. ■ ■ ■ won’t forget sophomore biology, junior lunch or morning discussions with Lar and Bob... You 're sick!” Alva E. Ingram: 206 Poutder Mill La., E.P. . . . Future Nurses Club . . . will remember 6lh prd. gym class senior year. . . Embarisskin. ” Darlene A. Jackamonis: Dar. . . 257 Elm Ave., Burl.. . .Color Guard; Student Council. . . won’t forget fighting with Jake . . . ”D.B.—804?” Stanley G. Janson: Chuckie . . . 37 E. Union St., Burl. . . . Fire Squad . . . will remember leaving class to go to a fire . . . talking about sports in senior lounge. Cynthia A. Johnsen: Cin . . . 24 Edgewater Beach Apt., E.P. . . . Major- ettes: Hello Dolly; b.T.A. . . won’t forget the summer of’73 . . . What’s up?” Cathleen A. Johnson: Cathy . . . 398 Jefferson Ave., E.P. . . . sold Year- book patrons and boosters . . . enjoys volleyball . . . won’t forget Mrs. Williams shorthand class . . . Fogarty. ” JoAnne Johnson: Jo . . . 214 W. Union St., Burl. . . . F.B.L.A. . . . enjoys being out of school most. . . Digit!” 58 Alvin Jones Charles F. Jones Elmar Kassan Lynwood L. Johnson: Lynney . . . 115 Barkley St., Burl. . . . enjoys wrestling, intramural basketball and game elub ■ ■ ■ won't forget wrestling with Coach Cunningham . . . Whal's gain on? Alvin Jones: The Green ... 112 if. 7th St.. Burl. . . . enjoyedfrosh football anil job hunting . . . won ’t forget the bet on the Ali-Forman fight . . . All right, all right. Charles F. Jones: Charlie . . . 221 .S'. Harrison Ave., E.P. . . . Varsity Football, Track. Basketball, Gymnastics. . . won 't forget Oct. '73 Donna V . Jones: Jonesy . . . 502 Linden Are.. Burl. . . . Cheerleading: Hello Dolly; Volleyball Team . . . won 't forget Aaron anil the Grand Prix . . . Solid. ’’ Fagan Jones: Skintight . . . 3-10 Elm Are., Burl. . . . enjoys fturlyitlg and clubbing. . . won't forgetthe graduation iiirty ill‘Shinn’s . . . ” You're ignorant. Elmar Kassan: 405 Monroe Are.. E.P. . . . Varsity Soccer: Basketball: Base- ball . . . enjoys listening to music anil watching ice hockey . . . won I forget nice people, nice teachers and football. . . Wild thing.' Genise M, Katz: Gen . . . 255 Hendrickson Are.. E.P. . . . Student Council: Future Nurses Club; F. T.A.; Chorus . . . won 't forget the Elton John concert. Dec. 3rd. . . Idon’t know, yu know? Susan A. Kearney: Sue . . . Irongule Apts., E.P. . . . enjoys working aiul partying . . . remembers Se il. 28lh, '74 and Sept. 5lh . . . Is the frost on the pumpkin? Donna M. Jones Pagan Jones Genise M. Katz Susan A. Kearney Theresa Kempton: 432 S. Arthur Dr.. K. P. Kir hard L. Kerstetter: 416 Holmes Dr., Hurl. . . . Rich”; enjoys foot- hull, truck find will always remember going to Boys' Stale; Always remember 'Same Ol l Place. ” Oh yea” Gcraline Kcttcr: 12 E. Federal St., Burl. . . . Foxy Brown”. . .will never forget the Afro-American Club and her 1975 Firebird. . . Child, let me tell you!” Mary V. Ketter: 12 E. Federal St.. Burl. . . . Tona” . . . will always remember being a Majorette . . . Child you ’re lying!” Doreeil h. Knox: 70 VF. 6 St.. Burt. . . . enjoyed Afro-American Club ami Color Guard... '7 made the Color Guard” . . . Oh Wow! hive to eat. ” Eric S. Knudsen: 228 Warren St., E.P. . . . Knul”. . . will remember rul- ing and sleeping, also flunking 5 subjects last year. Kevin M. Koveloski: 422 Locust Ave.. Burl. . . . Whitey” . . . enjoyed stage crew and hall walking . . . Let’s do some jamming.” Philip J, Koxiol: 515 locust Ave., Burl. . . . Koz” . . . will always remember Cross Country and the Bob Dylan Concert. . . Where’s Boyle?” Geraline Ketter Eric S. Knudsen Mary V. Ketter Kevin M. Koveloski Theresa Kempton H Richard L. Kerstetter Doreen E. Knox Philip J. Koxiol Marianne E. Kraemer Deborah J. Lawson Denise E. Link Billie F. I a wrencc Valarie J. Lincoln Marianne E. Kraemer: 402 Jefferson Ave., E.P. . . . Future Nunes Club . . . will never forget being u bib assistant far Mr. IFeile.r, or World Lit. James M. Kretzmer: 424 Taylor Ct., E.P. . . . Kretz . . . Tech. Man- ager for Rock Groufi. . . will never forget Mr. Reardon ami Algebra II.. . Far Out Billie F. Lawrence: 130 Washington Ate., Burl. . . . Faye”. . . Varsity Basketball, Softball, Hockey, President of Class . . . Be what you want to be.” Deborah J. Lawson: 301 Jones AVe., Burl. . . . Hollywood” . . . enjoyed Cheerleading and being in the F.B.L. A. . . . Let’s tarty over to the Disc. Mare A. lAtwis: 330 Lincoln At e., K.P. . . . Here” . . . will never forget Football, Wresiling or drawing. . . enjoys to sleep . . . Sup' Valarie J. Lincoln: 256 Hendrickson Ave., E.P. . . . Vol”. . . Will never forget Softball or Don . . . Oh Pool inky ’ Denise E. Link: 260 Hendrickson Are., E.P. . . . will always remember Honor Society and bring on the Heirloom Staff. . . The Accident,” Whatever Katherine Lister: 425 Independence Hr., Burl. . . . Kate” . . . Bernie” . . . will always enjoy basketball ami turner forget May 20, 1974 . . . Kate Smith. ” 60 Katherine Lister Loretta M. Long Terry L. Loveland Donna J. McConnell Timothy M. McDaniels Loretta M. Long: 38 if. Pearl Si., Purl. . . . Afro-American Club; South Jersey Chorus; Heirloom Business Staff. . . won’t fornet being 1st runner-up in the Miss Jr. Miss Pageant ■ ■ . Be Cool Pool'.” Lerry L. Loveland: Peanuts . . . 524 Bonlenlown Rd., Burl. . . . Cheer- leaders; Student Council . . . enjoys tennis and lulrlie . . . won t forget June 2iul and the [falerhoal Scundel. . . if ooo!” James W. Lucarini: Luke . . . 349 Fernwood Ace., Burl. . . . Heirloom Editorial and Business Staffs; Boys’ Stale; Basketball; Orchestra . . . won’t forget the time Mr. Forsl lost his classroom to a non- Italian . . . Dig it, it’s far out!” Donna J. Mcf.onncll: Me . . .217 Moll Ave., Burl. . . . Corres ionding Sec. Student Council; Heirloom Business Staff; Executive Board . . . if ill never forget Nov. 30th, playing thumper . . . Have arty gum:'” Timothy M. McDaniels: Rock . . . 303 Jones Ave., Burl. . . . enjoys wrestling, band anti game club . . . won’t forget the universal with Com h Lukes or the trip to Longwotxl Gardens . . . if hat’s happening?” Cynthia L. MacDermOlt: Cin . . . 304 Monroe Ave., EP. . . . Band; Orchestra; Odor Guard . . . won’t forget Dei. lOlli or Nov. 22ml . . . ifho’s Tom?” Eileen M. McDonald: Arlo . . . 504 Otto Ave., EP. . . . Project U.S.E . . . enjoys partying a lot ... I forgot what teas talking about” arul Oka Hoi- lie Skta-t a. Ellen T. McHugh i Evil■ . . . 321 Jones Ave., Burl. . . . N.H.S.; Nursing Club; 7 car hers Aid; Heirloom Business Staff , . . won I forget fifties week or the tnjt to Methodist Hospital. . . Oh really! Cynthia L. MacDermolt 61 Deborah L. McMahon David II. B. McMullen Volanda J. Mack James S. Mandarakas Deborah L. McMahon: Hoshi . . . 313 S. Harrison Ave., E.P. . . . I. P.E.: Heirloom Editorial Staff: Honor Society . . . will remember spelunking at J. S. . . . I say yes.” David . B. McMullen: Su, ter Man . . . 26 E. 6th St., Burl. . . . Varsity Football: Varsity Basketball: Varsity Baseball . . . won't forget health class and McPhillips witty sayings . . . What's up? Gregory G. McPhillips: Breeze . . . 240 Glen wood Are.. Burl. . . . Var- sity Basketball: enjoys the piano . . . nerer forget the Freshman class trip . . . What's up Dare'?” } o Ian da J. Mack: 316 Lincoln Are.. E.P. .. . National Honor Society: Heirloom Business Staff: Executive Board (class of ’75) . . . won t forget being Sra. DeAltman 's secretary, or getting accepted at Rider College . . . Be quiet!” JaiUCS S. Mandarakas: Jake . . . 102 Hendrickson Are.. E.P. . . . Var- sity Football: Track. . . won't forget the party. April 24th '74 . . . 'Takin' care of business. ” Mark A. Manoccllio: Mu twee. . . 311 E. Franklin Are.. E.P. . . . Project U.S.E. . . . enjoys parties and the drums . . . won't forget 7th prd. senior lounge or rides in the M.G. . . . You only lire once!” Donna L Manzi: Mangia . . . 2-18 Conover St.. Burl. . . . Student Council . . . enjoys partying, and cruising . . . remembers chasing the yellow charger . . . Did you fall off the cliff?” Michelle I). Marshall: Missy . . . 600 Jackson St.. Burl. . . . won I forget parties at her house with the gang, seaside '73. '74. and '75 . . . ”That’s disgust- ing!” 62 Gregory G. McPhillips Mark A. Manocchio Donna L. Manzi Michelle D. Marshall Janie R. Nolan David O. Mehrer Thomas M. O’Neill Joann E. Olive Wayne Morgan Michael A. O’Farrow Deborah L. Nelson David O. Mehrer: Maverick . . . 128 E. Union St., Burl. . . . Football, Basketball, Golf, Tennis . . . won’t forget the Palymra basketball game or the Prom. . . Wow! Bum me out.” Wayne Morgan: Teeny Meeny, The Disco Jeeny . . . 216 Cleveland Are., E.P. . . . Afro-American Club; Basketball Club . . . will remember the Frosh trip to Washington . . . What’s happening home?” Deborah L. Nelson: Debbie . . . 413 E. Franklin Are., E.P. . . . enjoys being with Joey . . . will remember Nov. 14th and Dec. 1st. Janie R. Nolan: Renee . . . 926 Mount Rd.. Burl. . . . Student Director: Prop girl . . . will remember I o, !Vo Nanette and the Stokes trip . . . 'What's going on? Michael A. O’Farrow: Atlas . . . 1212 Walnut St.. Burl . . . enjoys weightlifting... Oh man!' Joanne E. Olive: Jo .. . 236 Hendrickson Are.. E.P. . . . Project U.S.E. . . . enjoys partying and concerts . . . won t forget the Dave Mason concert . . . What's Happening?” Thomas M. O’Neill: Tom . . . 916 Mount Rd.. Burl. . . . enjoyed wood and metal shop best of all. Favorites were Mr. Brewer and Mr. Deshu. David D. Onori: 335 Fernwood Are.. Burl. . . . forever partying . . . Vnr- sity Golf Team for 3 yrs.. . . will remember the lunch time parties . . . Yo Bo! David D. Onori 63 Kathy P. O’Riordan: Kal ... 40 Riverbank Rd., Bud. . . . has fond memories of partying with Mangia, Linda and the gang . . ■ Cheerleader — Cap- tain; Student Council. . . Did you fall off the cliff?” Joseph P. Paine: Joe . . . 604 Jamestown Rd., E.P. . . . Football, Baseball . . . enjoys partying with Bob and the gang. . . favorite sport is girls . . . Bum me out. ” Cynthia L. Pallante: Cin . . . 405 Holmes Dr., Burl. . . . Executive Board Soph, and Jr. Year. . . enjoyed the Outward Bound Trips . . . That's true. Roseann Pallante: Rose . . . 405 Holmes Dr., Burl. . . . Executive Board member; Future Nurses’ Club . . . will remember Fifties Week . . . Oh Yeah.’ John C. Park: Parks. . . 338 Penn St., Burl. . . . has fond memories of the Building Trades . . . Ernie Brewer is number one. Kevin L. Paxton: Kev .. .74 W. Fifth St., Burl. . . . Favorite activities are Music, Basketball and Women . . . Did he really get kicked out of music? . . . I’m serious!” F. Steve Paynter: Steve . . . 319 Lincoln Ave., E.P. . . . Baseball, Football . . . will never forget Chemistry with Osh”. . . What happened to Miami? Sherry A. Phillips: 160 E. Seventh St., Burl. . . . will remember her Home Economics and Food classes . . . enjoyed watching her stories in Senior Lounge . . . Oh my!” Cynthia L. Pallante Roseann Pallante 64 Kevin L. Paxton F. Steve Paynter Kathy P. O’Riordan Joseph P. Paine Sherry A. Phillips Renee J. Picotti: 624 Chellon St., Burl. . . . one of our Homecoming Beau- lieu . . . will remember the Project U.S.E. trips . . . Our worst fault is our preoc- cupation with the faults of others. ” Dorothy A, Pierce: Piercy . . . 235 Brown St.. Burl. . . . enjoyed working at Burger King, rutting and partying. . . will remember April 17th, '73. Gerard J. Pliehta: Gerry. . . 203 IP. Federal St.. Burl. . . . enjoys playing the guitar . . . will never forget visiting the Home of the Aged Women ... A smile for all. ” Pisa J, Polito: Lee . . . 20 Morris St., Burl. . . . remembers the shore, going to the Spectrum and Monday nights in Mount Holly . . . All things must pass.” Ronald R. Pruden: Pruden . . .1317 Wood St., Burl. . . . Track, Cross Country Team Capt, . . . won I forget the lime he made the speech for the Cross Country team at the Pep Rally . . . I'm serious. ” Nathaniel Quiveors: Blue. . . 338 E. Pearl St,, Burl. . . . Wrestling. . . enjoys women . . . won’t forget the Stevie Wonder Concert . . . Right on — blood. ” Michael L. Rahillv: Rahu . . . -105 Monroe Ave., E.P. . . . Band: National Honor Society; Boys' Slate . . . will never forget the lime Jim deliberately hit a tree . . . Oh, my God!” Marvin C. Reynolds: Man . . . 116 E. Federal St., Burl. . . . Basketball. Soccer; Track; Boys’ State . . . won’t forget the '74 Prom or March 4th . . . Where’s all the women?” Renee J. Picotti Dorothy A. Pierce m Lisa J. Polito Gerard J. Plicta Ronald R. Pruden Nathaniel Quiveors Maria Rivera Teresa Robinson Linda M. Romero Sharon Sanderson Maria Rivera: 426 Holmes Dr., Burl. . . . always seen with Barb and Claire . . . can’t wait for this year to be over with. Teresa Robinson: 202 York St., Burl. . . . will always remember the Fresh- man trip and the thought of being stranded. . . What do you want me to do?” Linda M. Romero: 123 E. Franklin Ave., E.P.. . . Softball. . . won’t for- get the Dave Mason concert or Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young. . . I don’t care. ” Cynthia M. Roy: Cindy . . . 1002 Walnut St., Burl. . . . Afro-American Club . . . enjoys traveling and visiting friends . . . won’t forget attending Roger Williams College in ’74. . . Be cool and keep your head to the sky. ” Judith A. Sanasac: Reb . . . 1009 Van Rossum Ave., E.P. . . . Arrow- head; Young Democrats . . . won’t forget the Stokes trip, the Convention, or lunch time races . . . O.K., Hon!” Sharon Sanderson: 31 East 6th St., Burl. Maria Santucci: Santucci. . . 257 Ellis St., Burl. . . . Cheerleading; Home- coming Candidate . . . remembers Freshman trip, cheering, partying and the Sum- mer of ’74. . . Oh my goodness!” Michael D. Santucci: Mike . . . 166 W. Pearl St., Burl. . . . won’t forget the Foghat Concert or 8th period Earth Science class . . . What’s up?” . . . What’s happening?” m Cynthia M. Roy Judith A. Sanasac Maria Santucci Michael D. Santucci Donna L. Saragnese: Sag. . . 261 Elm Ave., Burl. . . . Class Secretary'; Softball; Hockey; Orchestra for Musicals . . . won’t forget class meetings in Mrs. Kozuck’s office, parties at Linda’s or lunch Jr. year. . . Cherry Soda.” Eugene L. Saragnese: Eug ... 309 Elm Ave., Burl. . . . Golf; Student Council. . . enjoys bicycle racing, trips to the shore and won’tforget ”1910” . . . ”I don’t believe it!” Maria E. Sarris: Greek . . . 521 Rutgers Ave.. Burl. . . . Honor Society Vice Pres.; Student Council; Executive Board; Heirloom Business Staff. . . never forget Homecoming. 'Whales, whales, prince of whales” or being one of the 3 musketeers . . . Take it easy. ” Eileen L. Scarlett: Leeni . . . 100 W. Federal St., Burl. . . . enjoys bicy- cling, tennis, and working. . . wont forget Sunday, Dec. 1st or a hot lathered dus- ter . . . I’ll kill hint !” Richard W. Schank: Rich . . . 1337 Mi. Holly Rd.. E.P. . . . enjoys Martial Arts, and motorcycle riding. . . will remember gelling ou t at 2:25. Barbara A. Schultz: Barb . . . 790 Woodlane Rd.. E.P. . . . Teacher Aide; Host to an Exchange student . . . enjoys learning languages and discussing her strange dreams . . . won’t ever forget the trip to Spain or Oct. 19th, ’73 . . . Want to hear my dream?” Clay A. Shepherd: Shep . . .919 Mount Rd., Burl. . . . enjoys lifting weights and hunting. . . will always remember driving the 1970 Olds . . . Any- thing that comes to mind!” Deborah A. Shinn: Debbie . . . 468 Locust Ave., Burl. . . . looking for- ward to graduation . . . won’t forget having an extra sister over the. summer . . . Where is my side kick — Canutz?” Eileen L. Scarlett Clay A. Shepherd Maria L. Sarris Barbara A. Schultz Donna L. Saragnese Eugene L. Saragnese Richard W. Schank Deborah A. Shinn Michael C. Snieckus Ralph E. Stevenson Jeffrey L. Stoll Debbie A. Spruell Deborah A. Stahl Agnes A. Simmons: Ag ... 96 West 7th St., Burl. . . . Afro-American. Club . . . enjoys sewing, foods and guzzles . . . always seen with Duck, Tara, and Gearl. . . Fm hungry!” Doreen R. Smith: 936 Mount Rd., Burl. . . . likes tennis, swimming, ice skating and riding around . . . will remember the Pine Barrens trip . . . Do you mind?” Sally M, Smith: 1011 Cooper St.. E.P. . . . Teacher's Aide; Nurses Club: Candy Striper. . . won't forget summers atShip Bottom . . . You're a weirdo!” Michael C. Snieckus: Sneak ... 79 Edgewaler Beach Apts., E.P. . . . Student Government . . . enjoys tennis, baseball, and hockey . . . wont forget the Sr. trip, or the Triumph Spitfire . . . No, I don I think so. ” Debbie A. Spruell: Deb . . . 1312 Walnut St., Burl. . . . Cheerleader. . . likes gymnastics and sports . . . icon! forget the Hollywood Swingers . . . ” What 's happening blood?” Deborah A. Stahl: Debbie . . . 313 Monroe St., E.P. . . . enjoys tennis, bowling, and swimming . . . will never forget her first year in High School . . . remembers gelling lost every day. Ralph E. Stevenson: Ralph . . . 128 Juniper St., Burl. . . . likes golf, ten- nis and partying. . . won t forget the week at the shore . . . Hey babe!” Jeffrey E. Stoll: Slog . . . 203 N. Garden Bird., E.P. . . . Honor Society: Basketball Manager; Snack Shack; Boys' State '74 . . . enjoys teasing Elmar. . . Gel Bent!” 68 r Robert J. Stumpf Joan Summerall Joseph M. Tancredi Janet L. Tanbel Robert J. Stnmpf: Slump . . . 203 Wilson Ave.. E.P. . . . Varsity Soccer, E.P. Soccer. . . wonj forget Neiv Years Eve ’73 or 4lh per. Advanced Math. Joan Summerall: Bones . . . 958 Easter RdBurl. . . . will remember going out with Bill, parties in Phi la,, and Larry and friends ... a highlight was the Emerson, Lake and Palmer concert. . . What’s happening?” James C. Taft: Hick . . . 215 Regency Rd,, E.P. . . . likes soccer, track and Volkswagens” . . . wont forget crushing Volkswagens while chasing parked trees . . . Come and get me!” Joseph M. Tancredi: Joe . . . 204 Ivy Rd., E.P. . . . enjoys skating, school plays, and the school drama . . . wont forget weekends at the rink . . . Far out! Janet L Taubel: Jan . . . 125 W. Federal St.. Burl. . . . Color Guard; Teacher s Aide . . . will remember Nov. 10th ’73 — Parades and special people” . . . If it feels good, do it!” Phillip A. I omasone: Chromasone . . . 922 Columbus Rd, Burl. . . . enjoys starting trouble with Denny and Rick . . . won’t forget Soph. Biology with Luigi and Hammer. . . ” You might be!” Robert J. Toner: Bobby T. ... 428 Jefferson Are.. E.P. . . . Football: Baseball; Partying with Joe and the gang . . . 1910” . . . Gel some Yago!” . . . Hay Peas.” Anthony L. Trentalange: Tony T. Pavio’s ... 119 N. Garden Bind.. E.P. . . . Football; Partying any inhere that was possible . . . Going on trips with Brother Gary. . . What’s up, turn me on.”. . . Key Club. James C. Taft Phillip A. Tomasone Robert J. Toner 69 Anthony L. Trentalannc David L. Troupe Mickey R. Trump Timothy J. VanBrunt Robert G. Viereck David L. Troupe: Soup . . .311 Clarkson St., Burl. . . . favorite hobbies are cutting, basketball, and partying. . . What’s up?” Mickey R. Trump: Mickey ... 85 S. Garden Blvd., E.P. . . . football, wrestling and parlies are tops . . . What’s happening?”. . . Smooth.” Timothy J. VanBrunt: Tim . . . 920 Perkins La., E.P. . . . will never for- get soccer or track . . . always borrowing someone’s calculator. Connie S. VanSciver: Sciver. . . 1020 Lincoln Ave., Burl. . . . will never forget the band, or the plays. . . enjoys the mud. . . bob. ” Cindy Vernon: Cindy . . . 226 W. Federal St., Burl. . . . will never forget partyin with Sheree and the gang. . . ”Code 5 at City High. ” Robert G. Viereck: Big Bob . . . 430 Lawrence St., Burl. . . . Fire Squad Member and big money winner. . .6-13-75. . . Clapp”. . . Cromazone.” Linda M. Volpe: Lynn . . . 307 Famer Ave., Burl. . . . enjoyed Color Guard, S.C., eating, shopping, and cooking. . . Let’s go to Acme.” Larry A. Weber: Lar . . . 210 Buchanan Ave., E.P. . . . will never forget cross country and N.H.S. . . .a Flyers fan. . . I’m serious.” Connie S. VanSciver Cindy Vernon Linda M. Volpe Larry A. Weber Lloyd E. Wedderburn: Lou. . . 22 W. 5ik St., B.C.. . . will never forget playing football. . . may always be heard saying 'What’s up?” and other strange things. Marlene Weimann: 204 Stevenson St., E.P.. . . favorite activities are shirt- painting and George Harrison ... I can’t stand this school, can you?” Paul D. Wesley: 30 Washington Ave., E.P. Wendall li. West: Wink. . . 8 Belmont St., B.C. . . . will always remember basketball, Kay, Hally and Mike. . . What’s happening?” Ann V ilkins: Foteh . . . 105 W. Union St., B.C. . . . enjoys Project U.S.E. and parlyin around . . . will always remember July and August of that famous year. Lewis E, Wilkinson: Luigi. . . 504 Woolman Rd., B.C. . . .an avid stu- dent. . . will never forget the summer of’74. . . What canone say???” Deborah Williamson: Debbie . . .119 Stevenson Ave., E.P. . . . enjoys listening to Elton John, and drawing artistic pictures . . . When do we gel out of this place?” Hampton L. Williamson: 104 W. 7th St., B.C.. . . will never forget foot- ball, basketball or being a member of the school band . . . We aren’t the champi- ons. ” i. Wendall B. West Paul Wesley Lewis E. Wilkinson Deborah Williamson Marlene Weimann Ann Wilkins Hampton L. Williamson Glenda K. Willis: Jive Kai. . . 538 Otto Ave., E.P. . . . Barbizon Model- ing, Afro American Club . . . will always remember third period gym class . . . Hey that’s deep!” Keith D. Wilson: Son of Wil ... 125 N. Garden Blvd., E.P. . . . Auto Shop, Motorcycles . . . Remembers the Com-ich ... Yegee!” Sherry L. Wood: Toots . . .102 Thompson St., . . . Will always remember June 19,1973 . . . Where are we going?” Deanna . Woods: Dee . . . 14 West Pearl St, . . . remembers Kaye and Wendall being great friends. . . Where’s Kaye?” Robin IS. Woodward: Bobbie . . . 1210 Bridgeboro Rd., E.P. . . . Year- book Staff, Executive Board . . . Remembers Senior Lounge . . . Will you shut- up?” Mark J. Woolston: 819 Oakland Ave., Burl. . . . Football, Wrestling, Track. . . What’s in the Gag Bags today?” Patricia 4. Zakszeski: Pat . . . 658 Chelton Ave., Burl. . . . Remembers Project U.S.E. trips and ’53 Chrysler. Teresa Zawada: Terri... 115 E. Federal St., Burl. . . . Color Guard mem- ber . . . remembers The Accident” . . . Yaknow?” Deanna L. Woods 72 Mark J. Woolston Patrica Ann Zakszeski Sherry L. Wood Robin IS. Woodward Theresa Zawada Eric Zoppina Eric Zoppina: Zip . . . 907 Wood St.. Burl. . . . Will never forget playing varsity Baseball and intramural Basketball. . . enjoys tennis and fishing. Not Shown: Union D. Dawkins: 122 E. Federal St., Burl. . . . will never forget classes with such teachers as Mrs. Graves, Mr. Akey and Mr. Lucas. Teresa Robinson: 202 York St.. Burl. . . . will never forget almost being left in Washinglon on the Freshman trip . . . So what you want me to do?” Richard W. Spencer, II: Spence. . .317 Monroe Ave., E.P. . . . will never forget Project U.S.E. or the nice, long rides at lunch or the unexpected Fall vacation, Mark F. Severi: 111 W. Union St,. Burl, . . . will never forget school, period, Timothy M. Thompson: Mouse. . . 319 E. Union St., Burl.. . .will never forget parties, cutting, Wresiling or Baseball. . . 'What are you, drunk?’ Martin F. Walker: 768 Woodlanc Rd.. E.P. 73 OUTSTANDING Mosl Likely to Succeed — James Lucarini, Ann Famer. Matthew Emades. Most All-Around — Kathy O'Riordan. and Joseph Enlivistle. Mosl Talkative — Paula Dailey, and Alvin Jones. SENIORS Most Unforgettable — Gerry Garrow, H'ayne Morgan, and Joseph Enlwistle. Class Rebels — Richard Spenser, and Eileen McDonald. 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Dixon, E. Faux. 78 1 21 1st Row: D. Doerr, M. Finley, M. DuBas, C. Engram, T. Fox. 2nd Row: C. Fryer, H. Gallagher, C. Fisher, D. Eckert, T. Edinger, R. Ford, P. Feeney. 3rd Row: B. Franz, K. Duff, L. Fowler, E. Flowers. 211 1st Row: G. Granath, S. Hanson, H. Friddell, N. Goodher, B. Guenther, V. Hudson, T. Hoover. 2nd Row: Mr. Bookbin- der, K. Garrett, C. Haines, E. Gregg, R. Grabitz, M. Gudger, J. Harkins, P. Hajduk. 3rd Row: R. Huller, E. Harris, R. Ghaul, C. Gilyard, M. Horo ff. 213 1st Row: D. James, J. King, P. Lau- rel, C. Katz, S. Kraemer, D. King, P. Law. 2nd Row: D. Kerchak, S. Kerr, H. Kane, D. Kramarz, K. Lowden, M. Jacoby, P. Jones, Mrs. MacC- rindle. 3rd Row: T. Kwarta, C. Long, R. Kowalski, A. Knight, S. Keen. 79 217 1st Row: P. Peterson,). Rex in, D. Pfister, N. Pennock, D. Nor- cross, J. Poirier, G. Porter. 2nd Row: Mrs. E. M. Williams, J. Rebilas, R. Pfieffer, J. Pyne, R. Polito, R. Piechowski, T. Ricci, S. Ritchie. 3rd Row: S. Pinto, R. Pringle, M. Murphy, A. Parente, G. Pstrak. 218 1st Row: R. Sanasac, S. Sozio, C. Silpath, R. Smith, L. Sivilich, S. Shaffer, J. Robertson. 2nd Row: B. Sexton, L. Robertson, K. Schimc- hak, M. Shipps, B. Smith, M. Spotts, L. Staeb, K. Rodenhouser. 3rd Row: C. Ryder, W. Schonyers, T. Richey, B. Shumake, Mr. R. Palmer. 214 1st Row: C. Macon, S. toiler, D. McLendon, B. Lewis, A. Long, K. Mongillo, D. Montagno. 2nd Row: E. McElwee, T. Moore, T. Miller, J. Myers, -4. McMahan, D. Notigan, S. Mack. 3rd Row: C. Michael, M. Lowden, W. Miller, L. Messino, C. Lucenius. 220 1st Row: Mrs. Taylor, C. Steele, S. Stewart, L. Stephens. 2nd Row: C. Thompson, P. Throckmorton, L. Stanley, D. Ubele. 3rd Row: B. VanSciver, J. VanLoan, C. Steven- son, W. Trainor. 222 1st Row: M. Walker, B. Walter, D. Vechesky, D. Volpe, J. Wil- liamson, R. Zeitlin, D. Zigenfus. 2nd Row: Mr. Reardon, M. Wil- kins, J. Weber, D. Woolston, M. Washington, W. Williams, M. Wilder, A. Zoppina. 3rd Row: M. VanBrunt, W. Webb, V. Vareha, R. West, A. White. 100 1st Row: P. Bareiszis, P. Albright, L. Boonin, C. Adams, B. Ballard, T. Boyd. 2nd Row: B. Adamcik, D. Branham, C. Appleton, P. Ahearn, M. Ahearn, R. Bessinger, P. Brinin. 3rd Row: T. Basgil, M. Bennett, B. Arruda, J. Alexander, Mr. Jones. s o p H O M O R E S 81 105 1st Row: K. Cephas, E. Butler, V. Burr, ). Brogan, D. Chapman, C. Cawley, G. Centifonti, A. Borden. 2nd Row: T. Bucci, M. Czerw, J. Covington, D. Cecilia, L. Callwood, E. Cope, D. Capers, Mr. Seals. 3rd Row: B. Chaney, D. Champion, R. Brown, D. Brock, G. Bogda. 109 1st Row: C. Crook, M. David- son, M. Ford, L. Fallon, P. DiGirolamo, V. Dunn, G. Cor- bin. 2nd Row: G. Curiale, B. Fitzpatrick, H. Frawley, C. Dai- ley, T. Crouse, J. Clawges, Miss DePersia. 3rd Row: L. Engel, R. Chaney, L. Dailey, R. Cizmar, R. Dallman, S. Fox. 114 1st Row: T. Harry, J. Getz, P. Her- man, ). Green, K. Grafenstein, C. Gregory, S. Farner. 2nd Row: . Hairston, G. Henley, R. Elisha, B. Diggs, A. Hardy, S. Giberson, D. Hibbs, D. Gandolfo. 3rd Row: T. Dupre, R. DeFosse, S. Germani, R. Doolittle, G. Evans. 82 724 Row 1: C. Higgens, K. Hunter, T. Gonzoph, L. Jost, D. Kauffman, W. Giovanetti. Row 2: C. Hughs, J. Jardct, C. Ibbitson, B. Gosizk, G. Kearney, N. Harris, J. Gra- ham. Row 3: T. Hall, T. lohnson, C. James, D. Gilbert, J. Gitto. 127 Row 1: R. Herron, A. Kramaiz, S. Kowalski, R. Levin, Y. Lau, D. Lewis. Row 2: L. Hite, C. Kinsey, G. Jacobs, D. Leiper, V. Law- rence, D. Long, M. Janson. Row 3: W. Lincoln, R. Johnson, K. Jackson, D. Horoff, D. Leuallen. 207 Row 1: W. Kane, K. Mangeri, L. McPherson, L. Milligan, F. Merlino, K. McDonald, R. Liberty, D. Ker- stetter. Row 2: R. Jones, D. McHale, M. Lipton, L. Marshall, D. Major, K. McMullen, D. Marsh, S. Marigua, T. Martin, Mr. Weiler. Row 3: S. Louck, B. King, M. Kemp- ton, W. Loftus, W. Johnson. 83 209 Row 1: K. Owens, G. Leftwhich, D. Noble, A. Phillips, J. Munson, M. Morrissey, M. Nesmith. Row 2: }. Morton, J. Mersinger, E. Pittman, K. Pittman, D. Moore, A. Myers, N. Pstrak, I. Moreland, K. Traks. Row 3: T. Mudrick, R. Murphy, J. Pal- lante, ). Magarions, C. Noble. 'i; 276 Row 1: A. Richard, G. Romero, J. Rush, J. Rosner, D. Sever, N. Reed, J. Rieger, R. Shinn, B. Roland. Row 2: K. Reeves, R. Peak, T. Richardson, J. Rodzon, C. Rebilas, S. Slagle, D. Rigby, J. Rodriquez, Mr. Gomba. Row 3: C. Sirwell, B. Reynolds, R. Pette- way, W. Pinkett, M. Reynolds, B. Paulson. 219 Row 1: D. Turner, B. Trowbridge, V. Stevenson, N. Tucker, B. Snively, A. Spinagotti, T. Sykes. Row 2: T. Spruell, W. Stubbs, J. Snow, W. Serf ass, J. Sykes, P. Spencer, K. Thomas, K. Viereck. Row 3: R. Sul- livan, V. VanNorden, R. Schiller, W. Stypinski, V. Viereck. 84 223 1st Row: D. Zigenfus, D. Webb, L. Wilkins, M. Willitts, M. Zott. 2nd Row: A. Walker, K. Warren, J. Wil- son, B. Whelan, S. Weatherwalks, Mrs. Wojtowicz. 3rd Row: G. Wil- liams, K. Thompson, C. Yates, P. Terzano, C. Wright. 102 1st Row: B. Bennett, T. Black- more, B. Alcott, L. Andrews, S. Birch. 2nd Row: M. Borden, J. Baldarossi, j. Bender, N. Blow, R. Anderson. 3rd Row: M. Blasko- vich, P. Baird, D. Braxton, R. Barnes, T. Bogda. 103 1st Row: C. Cassells, R. A. Brewer, J. Chester, M. Brogan, C. Cassel, D. Brown, G. Campbell. 2nd Row: R. Butler, K. Copeland, D. Burns, A. Capri, C. Conda, K. Carducci, Mr. T. Ryan. 3rd Row: J. Collins, D. Caf- frey, L. Burr, W. Cantwell, T. Chap- man. F R E S hi yV E 85 104 Row 1: J. Cross, J. Dipple, H. Dupre, D. Dipple, D. Dupre, J. Dumas. Row 2: W. Davis, D. DiDomenico, D. Doerner, E. DiLeo, S. Cox, J. Cross. Row 3: K. Crowe, B. Dupont. Row 3: A. Dav- ies, I. Donahue, R. Edwards, C. Davis, J. Custer, T. Cramer. 106 Row 1: J. Dolce, M. Egley, L. Ells- worth, J. Edge, R. Fahey. Row 2: L. Fox, P. Engram, P. Fink, J. Fisher, R. Emrick, S. Duhart. Row 3: S. Feldman, K. Ellis, D. Ellsworth, L. Freeman, A. Ellis. 110 Row 1: S. Hansell, T. Craven, B. Irwin, R. Guidotti, J. Guarino, P. Jennings. Row 2: C. Hale, C. Fuhs, M. Gondolf, N. Hale, M. Greco, L. Grier, B. Gunther. Row 3: L. Free- man, A. Greene, T. Geissel, M. Gre- gor. 86 224 1st Row: E. Zott, E. Whitcraft, J. Webb, K. Witt, Y. Williams, D. Weiner, D. Zakszeski, E. Wilcox. 2nd Row: C. Wiesler, H. Zoll, D. Winkelspecht, D. Wolon, T. Wolfe, C. Yonno, D. Wampler, C. Wood. 3rd Row: J. Yacona, F. Wolfe, G. Wilson,J. Wilkins, F. Yacona. 116 Row 1: M. Lamb, R. Long, C. Higgins, A. Keen, M. Kirschner, L. Lott, N. Jobes, T. Lincoln, H. Lipton. Row 2: P. Hauer, D. Hall, R. Harris, D. Holtzhammer, L. Huller, B. Hoffman, K. Hawks, M. Houston, A. Hollard, B. Lans- ford. Row 3: T. Kempton, D. Jones, T. Lowden, J. Keegan, K. Kreiner. 129 1st Row: T. Measey, C. Mehrer, W. Macon, M. McDonald, A. McHugh, K. Marchese, J. Liberi, M. Lauria, J. McMonagle. 2nd Row: J. Lucarini, S. Littleford, S. Marino, C. Long, T. Loveland, D. Marsh, T. Long, L. Jones. 3rd Row: W. McNeil, J. McMillan, K. Janson, A. Karn, M. Maccar. 87 200 Row 1: J. Peterson, L. Munson, J. Myers, M. Morley, B. Murray, J. Pen nock. Row 2: G. Ochipinti, L. Messineo, S. Nolan, V. Momon, P. Morrissey, R. Montagno, J. Patrick, Mr. Ballard. Row 3: T. Morris, B. Petkus, B. Paul, C. O'Neill, R. Pas- sarelli. 88 201 Row 1: R. Robinson, T. Pfister, R. Rodriquez, J. Pfeiffer, I. Ricci, D. Rodkey. Row 2: N. Ruley, J. Pierce, C. Reillo, S. Rambo, D. Rhett, W. Quinton, L. Petteway, Mr. Sanderson. Row 3: S. Plytas, B. Phillips, B. Reim, R. Phelps, V. Polito. 203 Row 1: V. Stephens, D. Steen, J. Smith, V. Rogers, D. Ruvo, J. Scar- tocci, S. Steiner, C. Sykes. Row 2: Mr. Zytko, P. Snieckus, M. Sykala, C. Smallwood, R. Sozio, K. Smith, G. Shafer, K. Santucci, C. Salaga, A. C. Roland, W. Ruff. Row 3: H. Sam- uel, R. Sykes, J. Schaak, C. Shep- herd, R. Smith. 205 Row 1: S. Vareha, M. Tumach, P. Terzano, J. Trumbetti, P. Tone, K. Thompson, K. Stone, J. Venito, R. Varanyak. Row 2: E. Warren, C. Thompson, S. Webster, W. Trump, R. Troiano, J. Wendowski, J. Ulrich, D. Stetson, D. Stanley, Mr. Phara- zyn. Row 3: J. Tepsitch, T. Weath- erholtz, R. Walker, J. Thompson. unior Class Officers: Roxanne Smith, Terri Ricci, Sue Butler, Toni DePina. Sophomore Class Officers: Lois Dailey, Joe Wells, Gail Kearny. Freshman Class Officers: Nancy Pisa, Coleen Hig- gins, Jamie Guerino, Ann Marie Capri. 89 SPOR TS SPOR TSSPOR TSSPUR TSSPOR TSSPOR TSSPOR TSSPOR TSSPOR SPOR TSSPOR TSSPOR TSSPOR TSSPOR TSSPOR TSSPOR TSSPOR SPOR TSSPOR TSSPOR TSSPOR TSSPOR TSSPOR TSSPOR TSSPOR SPOR TSSPOR TSSPOR TSSPOR TSSPOR TSSPOR TSSPOR TSSPOR SPOR TSSPOR TSSPOr' ' P0R TSSPOR TSSPOR l SSPOR TSSPOR Tx TSSPORTSSPORTSSi TSSPOR TSSPOR TSSF SPOR TSSPOR Tr SPORTSSPOF SPOR TSSPC SPORTSSF SPORTSSI SPORTSSF SPORTSSP SPOR TSSPC SPOR TSSPOR SPOR TSSPOR 7 SPOR TSSPOR TSSPOr _ SPOR TSSPOR TSSPOR TSSPOR i _ SPOR TSSPOR TSSPOR TSSPOR TSSPOR i. ' TSSPOR TSSPOR PORTSSPOR JR TSSPOR R TSSPOR ? TSSPOR l x kjksji „ A TSSPOR POR TSSPOR TSSPOR TSSPOR TSSPOR ■r DOR TSSPOR TSSPOR TSSPOR '■ nOR TSSPOR TSSPOR SPOR TSSPOR OR TSSPOR R TSSPOR t TSSPOR TSSPOR TSSPOR '.TSSPOR RTSSPOR JR TSSPOR o.PORTSSPOR aTSSPORTSSPOR n0R TSSPOR TSSPOR TSS. JR TSSPOR TSSPOR TSS I ' R TSSPOR TSSPOR TSS S PORTSSPOR SPORTS'’ SPOR TF SPORTS. SPOR TSS. SPORTSSPl SPOR TSSPOR. SPOR TSSPOR TSSr v. SPOR TSSPOR TSSPOR TSSrvi, i un 1 SSPOR TSSPOR TSSPOR SPOR TSSPOR TSSPOR TSSPOR TSSPOR TSSPOR TSSPOR TSSPOR SPOR TSSPOR TSSPOR TSSPOR TSSPOR TSSPOR TSSPOR TSSPOR SPOR TSSPOR TSSPOR TSSPOR TSSPOR TSSPOR TSSPOR TSSPOR 91 CROSS COUNTRY CROSS COUNTRY TEAM: Row 1: K. Owens, P. Kozoil, J. Meyers, B. Ballard, J. Myers, R. Garon, A. Rickard. Row 2: M. Schipps, R. Pruden, D. Dwier, J. Arnold, T. Martin, D. Pulcinelli, J. Graham, M. VanBrunt, Coach James Pharazyn. Burl 29 39 32 38 19 38 29 38 50 32 41 40 22 CROSS COUNTRY Opp. 29 Lenape J.F.K. Bordentown Pemberton Florence N.B.C. Moorestown Holy Cross Rancocas Valley Reg. Riverside Shawnee Burl. Twp. Palymra 92 FOOTBALL VARSITY AND JUNIOR VARSITY: Row 1: D. Montagano, D. McMullen, P. Peterson, J. Paine, J. Adam , J. Entwlttle, M. Wool � on, G. Hall, C. Dailey, T. Syke� , B. Elisha, E. Flower , N. Harrl . Row 2: C. Long, J. Mandarakas, G. Bogda, B. Arruda, B. Capri, B. Toner, H. Williamson, M. Lewi , B. Petteway, K. Cephas, A. Trentalange, B. Shumake, M. Toner. Row 3: W. William , B. Goszick, C. Jone , P. Terzano, J. Pallante, C. Garrett, W. Schonyers, S. Cattlett, T. Richey, K. Garrett, A. Beil, R. Chaney, K. Thompson, J. Sykes, J. VanLoan, D. Kerstetter. VARSITY AND J.V. COACHES: D. Ballard, G. McCormick, J. Lukis, and T. Reardon. FRESHMEN: Row 1: C. Mehrer, R. Edwards, R. Barnes, W. Boone, T. Measy, J. Keegan, M. Maccar. Row 2: G. Wilson, J. Donahue, T. Morris, T. Lowden, V. Polito. Row 3: M. Emmons, W. Quinton, D. Morrow, J. Schaak, W. Trump. Not Pictured: J. Dumas, A. Elisha, D. Ellsworth, D. Morrissey, J. Peterson, B. Reim, W. Ruff, J. Wilkins, H. Zoll. FRESHMAN COACHES: K. Akey and C. Sharp. . . !� WT 1 m ! UMI jmt nr Burls 9V r|f' VARSITY Opp. 0 Holy Cross 0 7 Rancocas Valley 21 9 Riverside 2 14 Florence 7 35 N.B.C. 14 14 Maple Shade 0 6 Burlington Twp. 7 33 Bordentown SENIOR FOOTBALL PLAYERS: From Left to Right: JOHN ADAMS, ROBERT CAPRI, STEVEN CAT- LETT, JOSEPH ENTWISTLE, CRAIG GARRETT, GLENN HALL, CHARLES JONES, JOSEPH PAINE, MARC LEWIS, DAVID McMULLEN, JAMES MANDARAKAS, ROBERT TONER, ANTHONY TREN- TALANGE, HAMPTON WILLIAMSON, MARK WOOLSTON. VARSITY: Row 1: G. Romero, B. Caffrey, B. Snively, P. Ahearn, T. VanBrunt. Row 2: M. Horoff, M. Fitzpatrick, M. D’Autrechy, T. Campbell, B. Stumpf, J. Taft, E. Kassan. Row 3: Coach Richard Klimek, M. Ahearn, M. Reynolds, T. Spinogatti. JUNIOR VARSITY: Row 1: D. Jones, V. Ste- vens, W. Kane. Row 2: E. Harris, J. Lincoln, B. Cizmar, R. Shiler. Row 3: Coach Edward Sanderson, S. Keane, C. Crook, B. Johnson. MARVIN REYNOLDS TIBOR FORRESTERM MARTIN D’ AUTRECHY ROBERT STUMPF DONNA SARAGNESE VARSITY: Row 1: C. Cawley, D. Saragnese, W. Lincoln, K. Lister, D. Ubele. Row 2: Mrs. L. Miller, L. Dailey, S. Hall, F. Lawrence, S. Giberson, B. Chaney, B. Fitzpatrick, B. Amer. Players Not Pictured: T. DePina, T. McMonagle. JUNIOR VARSITY: Row 1: C. Higgins, J. Jar- dot. Row 2: L. Stephens, D. Chapman, P. Albirght, L. Jones, J. Cross, C. Higgins. Row 3: Mrs. L. Miller, L. Stanley, K. Crowe, J. Harkins, A. Burns, D. Kerchak, C. Wright, V. Van Norden, S. Du Hart. Players Not Pic- tured: P. Bareizsis, C. Ibbitson. 97 VARSITY VARSITY: Bell, T.f Butler K., Carpenter, R., Crump, K., Garrett, C., McMullen, D., McPhililps, G., Reynolds, M., Selago, M., Thompson, K., Washington, M., Mr. J. Costello, Coach. Lenape Cinnaminson Rancocas Val Sterling Pemberton Bordentown Florence N.B.C. Holy Cross Riverside Burlington Twp. Maple Shade Palmyra Bordentown Florence N.B.C. Holy Cross Riverside Burlington Twp. Jpmi - IP 5. Opp. 46 58 68 i 59 58 60 53 62 65 42 51 59 55 60 65 Burl. JUNIOR VARSITY Opp. 60 Lenape 57 75 Cinnaminson 61 83 Rancocas Valley 65 67 Sterling 60 68 Pemberton 34 65 Bordentown 50 56 41 Florence 62 73 49 55 59 N.B.C. Holy Cross Riverside 79 50 71 49 81 Maple Shade 52 64 Palmyra 59 79 Bordentown 52 62 Florence 53 67 N.B.C. 46 66 Holy Cross 54 66 Riverside 62 51 Burlington Twp. JUNIOR VARSITY: B. Reynolds, D. Brian, K. Thompson, R. Brown, J. Pruden, B. Cizmar, C. Crook, E. Butler, B. Ballard, T. Sykes. T. Reardon, Coach FRESHMEN: Wilson, Samuels, Gittens, Keagon, Warren, Cantwell, Diggs, Patrick, Morri- sey, Ubele, Bell, Edwards, Canuli, Caffery. A. Jones, Coach Burl. Opp. 58 Bordentown 54 45 Florence 27 49 N.B.C. 41 37 Holy Cross 33 54 Riverside 49 43 Burlington Twp. 61 50 Maple Shade 45 38 Palmyra 59 53 Bordentown 54 52 Florence 53 52 N.B.C. 48 39 Holy Cross 51 70 Riverside 45 98 ■■■Ml SENIOR BASKETBALL PLAYERS RICHARDO CARPENTER COACH J. COSTELLO AND COACH T. REARDON MARVIN REYNOLDS RUSSELL BOYD ERIC KNUDSEN KIM BUTLER GREG McPHILLIPS david McMullen CRAIG GARRETT Burl. 30 Bordentown Opp. 30 12 Moorestown 53 16 N.B.C. 44 30 Holy Cross 42 30 Riverside 33 18 Delran 27 Burl. Opp. 6 Pemberton Twp. 61 33 Bordentown 27 0 Moorestown 61 24 Florence 30 12 Sterling 47 7 N.B.C. 53 42 Holy Cross 16 29 Riverside 30 31 Bristol 21 18 Burlington Twp. 35 Wf Cherry Hill West 49 14 Maple Shade 40 31 Camden Vo. Tech. 27 J. V. WRESTLING: Row 1: T. Kwarta, M. Bell, J. Pyne, T. Forrester. Row 2: B. Paulson, B. Webb, R. Schank, Coach Akey. 100 FRESHMAN WRESTLING: Row 1: Coach Sharp, M. Lamb, D. Morrow, R. Barnes, W. Boone, J. Myers. Row 2: G. Campbell, W. Trump, R. Smith, D. Marsh, D. Jefferson. VARSITY WRESTLING: Row 1: Coach Cunningham, L. Johnson, B. Pfeiffer, T. Dupre, M. Wool- ston, K. Lowden, J. Snow. Row 2: G. Eastwick, S. Coppolla, T. Campbell, T. Richie, M. Trump, R. Doolittle. Burl. 0 Pemberton Twp. Opp. 60 9 Moorestown 60 14 Sterling 48 18 N.B.C. 58 24 Riverside 40 24 Bristol 0 18 Burlington Twp. 43 51 Cherry Hill West 15 24 Camden Vo. Tech. 57 GARY EASTWICK COACH KEVIN AKEY COACH ROLAND CUNNINGHAM MICKEY TRUMP LYNWOOD JOHNSON COACH GEORGE SHARP 101 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM: Row 1: B. Fitzpatrick, E. Chapman, A. Bucci, T. DePina, C. Harry. Row 2: M. Wilkins, T. McMonagle, F. Lawrence, L. Daily, T. Bucci, Coach B. Moyerman. Burl. 58 Rancocas Valley 40 Bordentown 47 Florence 43 N.B.C. 37 Holy Cross 41 Riverside 58 Burlington Twp. 79 Maple Shade 28 Palmyra 40 Bordentown 41 Florence 46 N.B.C. 29 Holy Cross 44 Riverside 69 Burlington Twp. 75 Maple Shade 37 Palmyra 102 BLANCA AMER CAROL HARRY JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM: Row 1: C. Hawks, P. Bareiszis, W. Lincoln, R. But- ler, M. Gondolf. Row 2: K. Copeland, B. Amer, J. Pruden, H. Frawley, S. Giberson, B. Chaney. BU l-S BURLS burls BURLS burls BURLS Burl. 20 27 11 26 8 15 37 21 20 23 18 20 8 11 21 21 14 Rancocas Valley Bordentown Florence N.B.C. Holy Cross Riverside Burlington Twp. Maple Shade Palmyra Bordentown Florence N.B.C. Holy Cross Riverside Burlington Twp. Maple Shade Palmyra Opp. 27 22 3 14 59 22 23 25 22 15 19 18 32 12 25 13 28 COACH BARBARA MOYERMAN VARSITY AND JUNIOR VARSITY VARSITY: Row 1: L. Tucker, V. Lincoln, K. O’Riordan. Row 2: J. King, M. Santucci, L. Gilanyi, D. Barron. VALARIE LINCOLN 104 KATHY O’RIORDAN TERRY CHAPMAN JUNIOR VARSITY: Row 1: P. Herman, D. Turner, M. Davidson, D. Bonner. Row 2: C. Lucenius, T. Boyd, S. Marigna, K. Davis. Row 3: I. Moreland, K. Mongillo, J. Left- wich. CHEERLEADERS KAREN HALL MARIA SANTUCCI MS. HOYT— ADVISOR DEBBIE BARRON 105 ACTIVITIES ACTI VITI ESA CTIVITIESA CTIVI TIES A CTI VITI ES A CTIVI TIES A C A CTI VITIES ACTI VITIESACTIVITIESA CTI VITIESA CTIVITIESA C A CTI VITI ESACTIVI TIESA CTI VITIESACTIVI TIESACTIVITIESAC ACTIVITIESACTIVITIESACTIVITIESACTIVITIESACTIVITIESAC ACTIVITIESACTIVITIES A CTIVITIESA CTI VITI ES A CTI VI TIES A CTIVITIE A CTIVITIESACTIVITIJ ACTIVITIESACTIVIT ACTIVI TIESA CTIVI'1 A CTI VITIESA CTI VI ACTIVITIESACTIV ACTIVITIESACTT ACTIVITIESACT ACTIVITIESAC7 ACTIVITIESAC ACTIVITIESA ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIE ACTIVITI! ACTIVIT ACTIVI7 ACTIVI ACTIVEX rr Ti r rmr Tx vn. IVITl. nviTih .TIVITIEx. CTI VITI ES. i CTIVITIESA ACTIVITIESAt LCxJ l llV HlZd iLlll . 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McElwee Director AFRO-AMERICAN CLUB Mr. Royce Brown FINANCIAL AIDES KEY CLUB Mr. Gregory Gomba FIRE SQUAD 113 FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA FUTURE NURSES CLUB Mrs. Mary Gusz FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Mrs. Lorraine Ballard Mrs. Lucille Wojtowicz “WE MAY NEVER PASS THIS WAY AGAIN” 1974 PROM Patiently waiting.” “May I have this dance?” Our Prom Queen, Doris Burns and her 117 escort. Blanca Amer — Spain Elmar Kasan — Germany — His American Brother, Mike Rahilly. FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENTS OF 1975 Ruth Castro — Peru 118 Blanca Amer and her two American sisters — Lois Adams and Patti Greco “THE GREAT GATSBY” ‘The Bump!' You'd be surprised what you can do with 'You won't get me to do that dance. 'Patiently awaiting. 119 SENIOR TRIP 120 Take mo, I’m yours.” “Wolp, hero I am.” “Como on foot, move!” TO FERNWOOD — FEBRUARY 2nd AND 3rd ‘Maybe I should try standing up? There has got to be an easier way.' Look Ma, one foot! Git along little pony.' Help! ‘No, I won’t go down! 'Learn to ski, Hal' “Tag, you're it!1 ‘Oh, my poor . . . 122 AD VER TISEMENTS A D VER TISE ME NTS AD VER TISEMENTSADVER TISEMENTSADI A OVER TISEMENTSAD VER TISEMENTSADVER TISEMENTSADl ADVER TISEMENTSAD VER TISEMENTSADVER TISEMENTSADl ADVER TISEMENTSAD VER TISEMENTSADVER TISEMENTSADl ADVER TISEMENTSAD VF ADVER TISEMENTSADV ADVER TISEMENTSAD1 ADVER TISEMENTSAT ADVERTISEMENTSA ADVERTISEMENTS ADVERTISEMENTS ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMEN' A D VER TISEMEI ADVERTISEME ADVERTISEM ADVER TISEA ADVERTISE ADVERTISI ADVERTIS ADVERTI ADVERT ADVER' ADVER ADVER a Eh SEM ISEMl TISEME SIS EM El RTISEMEN ■IRTISEMEN'i ERTISEMENT. SADVERTISEMENTSADl ’ADVER TISEMENTSADl iDVER TISEMENTSADl D VER TISEMENTSAD I 1 VER TISEMENTSA DI VER TISEMENTSADl 'ER TISEMENTSA DI 7,R TISEMENTSADl R TISEMENTSADl ’TISEMENTSADl TISEMENTSADl SEM ENTS ADI REM ENTS ADI EMENTSADl ■MENTSADl MENTSADl fENTS ADI ENTS ADI NTS ADI TSADl u y an l v i o i ± ID VER TISEMENTSAD i AD VER TISEMENTSADl SADVER TISEMENTSADV ., TSADVER TISEMENTSADVE___ ITS ADI ADVER TISEMENTSAD VER TISEMENTSADVER TISEMENTSADl ADVER TISEMENTSAD VER TISEMENTSADVER TISEMENTSAD I ADVER TISEMENTSAD VER TISEMENTSADVER TISEMENTSAD I ADVER TISEMENTSAD VER TISEMENTSADVER TISEMENTSAD I rx x- i � PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Sam Capri, Jr. Mr. Frank Bertino Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Lincoln, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Capri Miss Josephine Bertino Mrs. T. Lister Mr. and Mrs. Edward Panaro Mr. Ahearn Mrs. J. Corcoran, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Costello, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Gandolfo Mr. and Mrs. Francis Willis and Maria Elena Mrs. Vita M. Polito Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Traenkner Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kraemer Mr. Kevin J. Akey Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rogers Sfc. Mrs. H. F. Haserick Mr. and Mrs. John Montagano Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Adams Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Kraemer Anthony Baldorossi, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John Haines Miss Klehner Mr. Rollin Cunningham Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Stevenson Mrs. Kay DuBas Mr. and Mrs. Louis Caruso Stacey Jones Shirley Staravoj Ann and Tony Baldorossi, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Evans Mr. and Mrs. Wood Diane Baldorossi Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Frawley Mr. and Mrs. Wm. M. Ubele, Jr. The Cooper's Mr. and Mrs. John Schuck, Jr. Mrs. Norma Vernon William Hendricks, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James Gilanyi Duke Vernon Mr. J. Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester F. Hall Mr. and Mrs. John Barron Mr. and Mrs. William Hendricks, Sr. Elizabeth Ann Cole Mr. and Mrs. Evans Eleanor and Warren Shinn Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Lee, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Casper Maugeri Donna and Chuck Schellhardt Mr. and Mrs. Elverton Morse Mr. and Mrs. Ron Barron Marian Heal Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Antuzzi Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hesson, Sr. Nancy and John Repsher Mr. and Mrs. Earl Parent, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Baranoski Bob and Pat Heal Mr. and Mrs. John Leiper Mr. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Burr Mr. Thomas E. Lord Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Bookbinder Jennie Greco Mr. and Mrs. Jess Eastburn M. Marren Carrie Wightman Mr. and Mrs. Richard Samson Mr. and Mrs. William F. Hope Frank Greco Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Major Martin Boonin Nicholas J. Costa Mr. and Mrs. R. Pierce John Filippine Mr. and Mrs. G. Harper Liz Pierce and Bob Scocca Danny Keegan Mr. and Mrs. Raul Sanchez Bob Bacon Mary Stafford Doris Kemble Mr. and Mrs. David Smith Elmer S. Gares George Conlin John and Jean Romero Mr. and Mrs. Sonny Holland Harry E. 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Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Primos A. Cobb, Jr. and Phyllis Harry Class of '72 Mr. and Mrs. Lewis E. Wilkinson, Jr. Family Jerry and Patti Harry Mr. and Mrs. E. Roughton Anne Brennan Mrs. Blanch Bleiler Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bishop Betty and George Hudson Rev. William Bleiler Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Throckmorton Billy J. Wheatley, Jr. Mike Zoppina Mr. and Mrs. Wentzel Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Marozzi George Harry 73 Andy Boyd Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Appleton Mr. and Mrs. H. Gallagher Bert Brown Bobbie and Stan Crosizk Mr. and Mrs. Daily Herbe Andrews Shirley R. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Mongillo Gerri Dingle S. Sgt. Richard Thompson Ms. Pamela Allen Alyce Dadario Walter E. Koziol Mr. and Mrs. John Farner Jewel Longel Dorothy T. Koziol Mr. and Mrs. Donald Dovey Bette Cooper Fred C. Janson Albert and Dorothy Benbow Bucky Buckner Mr. and Mrs. Charles Janson Kathryn Gillece H. E. Althouse Mert Turner Mr. and Mrs. Aldo Bucci L. Woztowicz Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Janson Ms. Frances Bertino 124 Mr. and Mrs. Ralph S. Anderson Carl and Gladys Sozio If all your illusions of youth have not yet fled. We hope you can retain the remainder in the years ahead. FIDELITY BANK Trust Company OF IMEW JERSEY Burlington Burlington Twp. Lindenwold Cherry Hill Pennsauken Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation PATRONS Mary Elizabeth Jenson Barbara Giberson June Hibbs Harry Hibbs Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stoll Mrs. Margaret Naylor Mr. and Mrs. Clement Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Roland Newell Jim and Dot Clark Mrs. Weredyk Mr. Weredyk Rev. and Mrs. Robert Tomer Mrs. Doris Stevenson Mr. Ralph Stevenson Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kitz Mr. and Mrs. Pete Monohan Eudora Kerchak Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Adams Mr. and Mrs. John Haines Mr. and Mrs. Richard Caruso Mr. and Mrs. Edward Viereck Mr. and Mrs. Bob Dixon Mr. and Mrs. Mike Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Robert Giberson Mr. and Mrs. Dick Bressler Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Garrow Mary B. 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Loftus and Family Linda and Jim Messer Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sturm Mrs. Ellen O'Neill Miss DePersia Mr. and Mrs. Thompson Jim and Chuck Donahue Al Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Ullissi Mr. and Mrs. J. Wessner Marge and Jim Donahue The Slagle Family Mr. Anthony DeTore Mr. Joseph Allen Mr. and Mrs. Richard Craft Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Goodher Mr. and Mrs. William Klein Joedy Baldorossi Mr. and Mrs. Milford Theadford Kathy and Dave Mr. and Mrs. Coyle Mrs. Lucille Bennett Mrs. Jane Mehrer Mr. Olin Mehrer Mrs. Caroline Wright Robin Payne Mr. and Mrs. Linton Elliott Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Melloy B. Osherow Leo Rahilly Mr. and Mrs. Forst Mr. and Mrs. Alton Schmidt Mr. Oliver Mitchel Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bell Brian Owens Mr. and Mrs. James Owens Mr. and Mrs. Bracalenti Mr. and Mrs. Norman Abbott Alexander R. and Mary C. Schultz Mr. and Mrs. John G. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Albert Carnivale Al and Vic Carnivale Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Wooters Linde Dalton Gerard Plichta Mr. and Mrs. Alex Binder Stephanie R. Necker Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Edmond Landry Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Haines Mr. and Mrs. Harry P. Habingreither Judge and Mrs. Herman Belapolsky Mr. and Mrs. Lester Shaner Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Brown Mr. and Mrs. James Lucarini Mr. and Mrs. Edward Leonard Mr. and Mrs. H. Stecher Ed Kee Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gonzeph Mr. and Mrs. William Rieve, Jr. Mrs. Angelo Montagano Mrs. Robert Bociulis Mr. E. Gnandt Mrs. C. Eleutin Albutus Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Kardys Goodwin D. Stockton Mr. and Mrs. John Goshey Mr. and Mrs. Carl F. Georgeanni Mr. and Mrs. Roland Moquin Mr. and Mrs. Durham Mr. and Mrs. MacDermott tfAr. Bonanno Mrs. Ernestine M. Williams Mrs. Rose Althouse Mr. and Mrs. R. Costello Richard Moore Mr. Welch Harold and Linda Ebert Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dangler Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Coccia Marie and Mario Rizzo Mr. and Mrs. William Manzi Mr. and Mrs. Armand Biondi Mr. and Mrs. Fran Giagnacova Mr. Robert L. S. 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Seamon Frank Milorey Donald Eugene Paynter Floyd Steven Paynter John Alan Paynter Billie J. Paynter John W. Paynter Mom and Woolie Mrs. Q. V. Blackburn Frank, Sue Lott, and Stacy Marie George, Kay, and Johnnie Geru Manes Americas Logan Mr. and Mrs. S. Coletti Mom-Burlington County Jr. Usher Board T.B.C. John S. Ruggeri Burlington Coat Factory Camp Ramblewood Lynn Coiffures 126 (609) 386-0720 Bus. Permit 1017 License 101 7A TOMER'S ELECTRIC SERVICE INC. polsky’sx Ah yfc. Industrial — Commercial Maintenance and Installations HIGH AND UNION STREETS L BURLINGTON. N. J. J 1805 High Street Burlington, N.J. DUdley 6-1247 JOSEPH J. BUCCI SONS General Electric Appliances Fine Furniture — Carpeting 220 High Street Burlington, N. J. Route 1 30 N. Delran, N.J. Phone DUdley 6-0708 AYRES PONTI AC-CADILLAC CO., INC. Route 130 and Jones Street Burlington, New Jersey Phone 3S6-0-418 ARTCO SUPPLY EQUIPMENT CO. Office Outfitters STATIONERS • FURNITURE MACHINES • PRINTING Congratulations and Success to the Class of 1975 from the 305 HIGH STREET BURLINGTON. N. J- 00016 Class of 1978 Congratulations Class of 1975 oseph 's i4oed PARKVIEW MOBIL Route 130 and Columbus Road Burlington, New Jersey 386-9844 J. Mogel, Class of '36 127 THE YELLOW BALLOON 386-4129 THE CONTINENTALS Factory Outlet Music for all Occasions Route 130 Burlington, N.J. Sax Organ Guitar Drums Compliments of CLOVER SHOE MFG. CO., INC. WALLACE SPORTSWEAR 35 E. Broad Street Burlington, New Jersey Route 130 Burlington, N.J. 08016 More of the records you are looking for. Congratulations to the Class of 1975 From the HIGH RECORD SHOP Band 302 High Street Burlington, N.J. 08016 BCHS Orchestra Chorus DUdley 7-1734 387-0651 Mr. Roberts ' 1 Beauty Salon 684 High St. Burlington, N.J. Open Daily 9-6 Thurs. and Fri. Eves, till 9 BEVERLY HOME SUPPLY, INC. Floor Covering — Wall to Wall Carpet Vinyl For The Woman Who Cares 313-315 Warren Street — Beverly, N.J. ,29 To the Class of 1975: ACHIEVEMENT Success is to be measured not so much by the position that one has reached in life as by the obstacles which he has overcome while trying to succeed. Booker T. Washington Congratulations and best of Luck for continued success from the class of 1976 TALONE'S ARCO SERVICE WELLS' PHARMACY Woodlane Road Edgewater Park, New Jersey 433 Cooper Street Beverly, N.J. Phone: DUdley 7-0633 C. J. WARD, R.P. Freedman's • GIFTS •MODELS —HOBBIES • PARTY GOODS • CAKE DECORATIONS Best Wishes and Good Luck! 228 High Street Burlington, N.J. 08016 609-386-0242 BURLINGTON DINER ORCHARD VIEW FLORIST GREENHOUSES PALACE CONFECTIONERS LUNCHEONETTE Route 130 Burlington, N.J. 24 Scott Street Riverside, N.J. Homemade Dietetic Candies VERNON'S DELI GUARINO'S CASH CARRY 1001 High Street Burlington, N.J. Fresh Fruit and Produce Frozen Foods 387-9779 251 Warren St., Beverly, N.J. 387-0188 Hoagies, Pizzas, Hot and Cold Drinks Free Delivery Fruit Baskets Made to Order SUB SHACK Cooper Street Edgewater Park, N.J Congratulations Class of '75 (600) 386-1871 I mawlcv-oaviosonI MILLS HARLEV-DAVIDSON SALES MOTORCYCLES PARTS ACCESSORIES REPAIRS - SERVICE 612 TYLER ST BETWEEN RTE. 130 Edward F. Mills PRESIDENT IURLINGTON. N. J. 00016 AUTO AIR CONDITIONERS Cleaned — Repaired — Recored AUTO RADIATORS AND HEATERS Serviced HANK'S Auto Radiator Service Henry Keron, Prop. Rt. I 30 at Logan Ave. Burlington, N.J. 08016 BUICK GEORGE SHAW President SHAW BUICK-OPEL, INC. Route 130 North Hulme Street Burlington. New Jersey 08016 Bus. (609) 386-1550 Since 1947 Phone: 386-0776 HOURS: lO TIL. 9 DAILY iO Til 5 SAT. • 11 Til S Sun. piurlmgtnn JMnxsfuear I DotJ’r da.vt to fooD in This Pooh OJAin TrL' 609-307.4080 FAMOUS BRAND MEN S FASHION RT. 130 NORTH BURLINGTON. NEW JERSEY ■ . H e on house Of The London Broil Keim Bi.vd. Exxon RTE. No. 130 IURLINGTON. N. J. Kenneth Prk kett Burlington, N.J. 08016 Phone: 387-0735 Telephone (600) 387-3611 133 LIPPINCOTT'S HARDWARE 1 1 PPIKir'r TT' HARDWARF 386-1502 LI 111 INv_,W 1 1 O 1 1 AN l LJ V V AIVL. Since 1854 — Over 100 years Service Hardware — Paint — Mill Supplies 23 E. Broad Street Burlington, N. J. Capitol furniture Co., One. ■ Everything For The Home Furniture - Appliances . Carpet 386 381 1 BROAD HIGH STS. BURLINGTON. N. J. SALES SERVICE ,4J.UWk. RENTALS I'-iU-j Edwards m s REALTY Office: VResidence 386-0342 EDWIN B. TAYLOR insurance JOSHUA TAYLOR CO. Since 1875 EDWARD LOVENDUSKI U. S. 130 North Licensed Reel Estate Broker Burlington, N. J. 08016 321 High St. Burlington, N. J. BURLINGTON NEWS AGENCY PHONE: 386-0068 Home Delivery of All Morning and Sunday Newspapers Largest Selection of Magazines Greeting Cards Tobacco WILLIAM MEASEY SONS Florists Phone 386-0480 402 Jones Avenue Burlington, N. J. CAMERA SUPPLY STORE Senior Homeroom 113 — Mrs. deAltman 48 Hour Color Processing by KODAK ★ Accessories Supplies ★Repairs ★ Film at Discount Prices Polaroid Copy Service R. Denbow M. D’Authrchy D. Barron S. Barnes L. Best R. Cipriano B. Benbow A. Bucci M. Burgin C. Cannuli T. Chapman C. Chappell 223 High St., Burlington Ph. 386-1062 E. Chapman S. Corandan R. Cornish L. Dawkins G. Eastwick J. Entwistle M. Ernandes R. Fenimore T. Forrester D. Bertino 1 Terry C. Congratulations! Class of '75 From the EDGEWATER PARK P.T.A. INDEPENDENT NATIONAL BANK Route 130 and Levitt Parkway Willingboro, New Jersey Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Compliments of N' S HOME OF DUNKIN' MUNCHKINS! OFTEN IMITATED—NEVER DUPLICATED ONLY ONE LOCATION! ROUTE 130 At the Burlington-Bristol Bridge Jughandle BURLINGTON, N.J. WORLD'S FINEST COFFEE IN THE STORE OR TO GO!! OPEN 24 HOURS - 7 DAYS A WEEK (609) 387-2300 Allen W. Garcia — PHOTOGRAPHER — Bar Mitzvahs Candid Weddings Portraits in Natural Color 216 Buchanan Avenue Edgewater Park, New Jersey 08010 137 Compliments of THE FARMERS' MECHANICS' SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION s- Main Office Burlington Twp. Branch Offices: Beverly, Burlington City, Mt. Laurel Twp., Medford, Moorestown B.C.H.S. Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1975 From THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Matthew Ernandes — president Maria Sarris — vice-president Katherine Lister — treasurer Kathy O'Riordan — secretary Lois Adams Mary Kay Ahern Debra Barron Denise Davis Joseph Entwistle Ann Farner Craig Garrett Geraldine Garrow Linda Gilanyi Margaret Goodher Patti Greco Denise Link James Lucarini Cindy MacDermott Ellen McHugh Deborah McMahon Yolanda Mack Donna Manzi David Mehrer Michael Rahilly Eugene Saragnese Jeffrey Stoll Larry Weber Patricia Zakszeski Therese Zawada 138 HUGHS S. MORRIS AGENCY Real Estate Insurance 442 High Street Burlington, New Jersey Established — 1913 WORLD BOOK ENCYCLOPEDIA CHILDCRAFT FLORENCE M. ADAMS REGIONAL MANAGER 28 Lincoln Avenue, Clementon, N.J. 609-784-5143 FIELD ENTERPRISES EDUCATIONAL CORPORATION One Cherry Hill, Cherry Hill, N.J. 609-667-3301 (609) 768-0021 Gr Colour-Tex Inc. I | SILK SCR EEN PR INTIN G Rt. 73 Cooper Road R. D. No. 1, Marlton. N. J. 08053 LUCAS MOTOR COMPANY Cars Trucks Route 130 at Columbus Road Burlington LUKE'S 8 HAPPY ACRES The Beveredge House 716 South Cooper Street Edgewater Park OPEN SUNDAY 1:00 PM — 1:00 AM BEER, LIQUOR, WINE and PACKAGE GOODS Telephone 877-9756 'cap vi mo cuPseuvcG rurure BURGER KING Home of the Whopper Burlington, New Jersey Xco. (o u c fl n o U T U R E USINESS EADERS MERICA Best Wishes to Class of 1975 From F.B.L.A. Club 141 x!. v_T) X T)— $ . ’3, � 5 c i‘5rt E 5= TKC AKKOU Wv5- A'-’ ' Uu (.'Ob'7 _vTn QJ « i.V Vj J Ts V v C L VP TO O, d £ O STAFF K XSHSS JS £0 A -v Q- A ,FQ PHIL MITSCH BROKER - MANAGER Congratulations Class of 1975 REALTORS MARLTON CIRCLE OFFICE 983 ■ 2730 BURLINGTON AND CAMDEN COUNTY MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE NORM HIGGINS LICENSED REPRESENTATIVE BURLINGTON COUNTY'S NUMBER ONE 9Rea {optate £Pfiecia ibt 142 CERTIFIED MECHANIC ARCO AUantlcRlchf(«ldCompany uo+6ui|jng ta9JtS H6!H 3ZZ mm i -L Asipna TALONE'S ATLANTIC SERVICE upuise|p$ 'NOOdOld.O kNOl jo|nqiJ4S|g s6ui|MPy pup uosu jo6ej0DjA|-6uip|pds svaiav Opp. Edgewater Beach Apts. Woodlane Road Edgewater Park, N J. All Work Guaranteed Home — TR 7-4866 Station — DU 7-9887 spoo6 Buifiods 40 eu|| eje|daioo y d31N30 IdOdS NOiONmna Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Graduating CLASS OF 1975 from (609)387-0136 JA-MAR GRILLE EDGEWATER BUILDING SUPPLY 261 2 River Avenue Camden, New Jersey 963-9831 Woodlane Rd. at Railroad Edgewater Park Beverly, New Jersey 08010 Subs Steaks Party Trays Building Materials of Every Description M3 'L k CITGO Home Heating Oils Oil Burners — Sales and Service All our friends are warm ones COUNTY OIL CO. Route I 30 and York Street Burlington, New Jersey Phone 386-1060 Valerie Lincoln Floyd Paynter Ronald Pruden Mike Rahilly Sue Kearney John Park Tora Ketter Kevin Paxton Terry Kempton M. C. Reynolds Terry Loveland Debbie Lawson Faye Lawrence Nate Quiveors Mare Kraemer Denise Link Duck Knox Joe Paine Foxy Long Gen ise Katz Kate Lister Geral Ketter Fred Robinson Congratulations Class of '75 FIRESTONE Best Wishes to the Class of 1975 from Rt. 130 and Woodlane Road Edgewater Park, N J. ANGE'S LUNCH F M LIQUOR STORE JOE'S ARCO STATION Corner: Warren and Cooper Streets Beverly, New Jersey 08010 St. Mihiel Drive Delran, New Jersey Compliments of Congratulations to the Class of 75 POLISH AMERICAN CLUB Compliments of Delran, New Jersey Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jurimas STEPHEN DULLOS SON, Phone, 387-0870 INC. BERNIE'S MEN'S SHOP FLORIST GIFTS Lenox Gifts and Hummels Music Boxes and Fruit Baskets 216 Cherry St. Burlington, New Jersey PHONE 386-0348 317 High Street Burlington, N. J. Your Favorite Store For Nationally Advertised Brands Official Scout Headquarters Uniforms, Literature, Equipment 145 TRYOUT FOR THE VARSITY THE MARINES ARE WOKING FOR A FEW GOOD MEN. r.S.Marino Corps Recruiting Station can 386-9677 BILL BURR’S fyl nUtUfa MINIATURE GOLF COURSE SHIPBOTTOM, N. J. SPECIAL PATRONS ANONYMOUS VALONIS GROCERY 2 I 7 Clarkson Street Burlington, New Jersey SUB SHACK 1131 Cooper Street Edgewater Park, New Jersey 877-6662 LEVITTOWN WASHER APPLIANCE I 129 A Cooper Street Edgewater Park, New Jersey MAJOR'S FLOWERS Edgewater Park, New Jersey Bridgeboro Road SAM CAPRI JOESPINOGATTI CAPRI SPINOGATTI REALTY 415 Coopertown — Delanco Rd. Edgewater Park, N.J. 871-1700 Congratulations to the Class of 1975 from the AFRO-AMERICAN CLUB of BCHS Compliments of 386-1636 HAINES HAINES Realtors ALL BRANCHES OF REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE Congratulations Graduates PAGE FUNERAL HOME (Wayne H. Page — Class of 1939) 230 High Street Since 1872 Burlington, N.J. 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Route 130 Browns Mills Fort Dix (2) Columbus Florence Pemberton Hanover Plaza Wrightstown North Hanover Eastampton McGuire AFB (2) FEATURING •CHECKING ACCOUNTS •SAVINGS ACCOUNTS • PERSONAL LOANS • AUTO LOANS • HOME IMPROVEMENT LOANS • SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES Call 386-0091 894-8275 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member Federal Reserve System BOOSTERS Billy Logan Dudley and Shortstuff Kim Copeland Ronnie and Bonnie Maria Denise Giacchino Sandy and Marc John Giacchino John Antuzzi Patricia Kirk Brocky and Ben Eastburn Anne Rotter 1 love Mike A. Sammy Capri Fred and Ginger Ann Marie Capri Miami Dolphins Joanne Baldorossi 78 Pepper Lisa and Dion Lisa Antuzzi 75 Jennifer Staravoj Dot and Rich Mrs. L. Reiner Janet Pierce Lisa J. Polito '75 Squirrel's Girl Mark Staravoj Sharon Sozio Ms. Beasley and Buffy Rich and Dot Sicilian Power Charlie’s Girl Good Luck '75 Squirrel and Me '75 Good Luck Congratulations 75 Barbara Bennett '78 Sally and Tom Jonnetta Smith '78 Remember me Terry Lincoln Cosmis Leave Us Cleo 76 R. J. Debbie and Aubrey Reb —75 Larry Jamerson Mom's Bunch Gerry Anthony Trentalange 21 I'll miss ya. Andi Burlington Greek Jim Donahue Dorothy and Bill Patti 75 Chris and Don Nancy and Bob Burg Rennie Reynolds Casey and Eileen Novella Robert Smith, Jr. Charlene Leon 78 HC Robyn and Hilyard Theresa Bogda 78 Bobby and Michele Jim Kretzmer Snowflake '75 Fred and Karen Ralph 77 Lois 77 Jenny Trumbetti Cherylyn 77 Petie and Karen Jim and Paula Micky and Shelly Joy 77 Beap 76 Maria and Bruce Nany and Crow Antigone Kim Maugeri Bernie and the Nets Traci, Shane, Kimmy Senior 6th pd. Gym Buffy and Scruffy Dooeywatish Fer, Midge, Fitz Beth and Brian Flyers '75 Ultrabrite Cheryl -n- Caddie Cath 75 Rendee -n- Debbie 3 of the 7 Patti and Bobby 4 of the 7 Darlene -n- Reggie Sherri Zeitlin Raqyya -n- Mary Rick and Bren Angie Phillips Ricky and Brenda Rose Smith Jim and Jean Easter Ketter Todd -n- Penny 75 Kate Smith Poopsy and Ooky Mary Lister 1982 Ann and Mare Donna -n- Aaron Donna Bertino Glenda -n- Johnny Rick and Rachel Mare 75 Cookie and Morrie Sue 76 The Tribe — 75 Marianne Kraemer Monk and Wolfie 77 Mare, Michelle, Terry Ms. Zitt Carol and Jeff (tentative) Sampson (Delilah) Tony T. has 1 1 Mary Lynn 76 Heavy 76 Judy 75, 76, 77 . . . 3rd Period Gym Nancy 77 Kevin Williams 76 Rachael Levin Michael Bennett 77 Jackie Sanson Love Byrd Lois Adams Wesley Schonyers Life is a Rock Sharon Sozio and Ernie Perino '75 Sherry 76 Tracks and Toots Phyllis and Kevin Dave and Sherry Rod Harry Paul and Marylynn Carol 75 Heavy 76 Pam and Carla 76 Barry White Patty H. Class of 84 Lonny West Tweety Loves Kelly Kirk Man Linda and Joe Wanda Sykes Melva Karen and Kyle Boye Linda Gilanyi China N. P. Sandy Macon 76 Iris and Kirby Lea Jones Marvin and Lerlynn Poopsie the Hamster D. Zig. and Hatch Jamie Brite Sweet Pea Kauren -n- Marvin Freddy -n- Cindy '76 Glenda Fox Darlene -n- Stanley Daryl Mashaw, Jr. Karen and Tom Elaine '75 Tennis 76 POC '76 Gail '77 Goofy Sue '75 Dizzy Herschel P. Smith Abb G. Aland Derb Martin and Maria Carmella and Doug MBDA Mike Harrison Colettle Joey Bullwinkle and Rockey Bum and Appleseed Bill Stubs Keith and Candi Jose and Van Gogh Kelvin and JoAnne Love Kenny and Dedre Jenkins Andrea '77 Germaine Lenatte Rhett (Johnson) Barb, Renee — '72 Uma Monkogy Mikey — 12 77 Patti Hope '75 Sabre, swingflag fall 74 Roman Gabriel Annie, Bernie, Kesslyn V. and D. Civil Air Patrol Grand Funk 1 Debbie Turner Nancy and Joe Betsy Walter Skip and Carol Cath and Ed Banjo loves Boni Sue and Mike Carol Haines and Jeff Knopf Golden Eagles Fly High County Oil gang Mike and Char Munches, BJ, and Stripper Selena and Mike Nancy and Hoot Jack and Kathy Kesslyn 77 Osh's fan club — 3rd pd. Gayle and Dave Moose WPSJ Chief Jay Strongbow Kenny and Aleasia James Stewart Elmar Kassan Scott Kelly Judy Lucarini Laurie and Randy Curt Mehrer Billy and Vonnie Maverick and Reds Forever Georgie Hudson Lynn Elliott Bruce Crosizk Susan Elliott Brett Crosizk Bob Pettewan Teresa L. Taylor Jim Lucarini Douglas A. Taylor Kathy and Pat Anna Marozzi Burt Reynolds Phil Koziol Tim O’Riordan Oklahoma Sooners Thomas O'Riordan Albert Carnivale and Debbie Dynamite Dan Sozio Mr. Motocross (Yamaha) Eileen and Matt Judith Ann Goofy Pat 77- Thanks A. James From Shu Lisa 77 Pam Jones Party — Dec. 6, 1974 Pat and Carolynn Pam and Dave Bob and Bonnie Deborah Chabot Hey Smooth Sue and Ken Silvertooth and Cindy Dawn Hibbs 77 Betsy McElwee Claire 77 Joe and Angie Nancy 77 Richard Ebert Cindy Stoll Roseanne Coccia Nick and Joan Al MuHugh 78 Betsy McElwee Ralph Ellen McHugh Dorene Chris Stevenson Janie Bender and Mike Vicki Stevenson Sue -n- Ricky Benny Shu Shumake Sue Fox Karen Witt Linda Bender and Vince Arnwine Donna Wolpe Cindy and Bobby Brian Adams Lori -n- Bob Scott Dixon Jeanne Poirier Doug Steen Guy Richard Corbin Linda Volpe Helen Friddell Lisa Marie Cipriano Misty Madam and Pearl Jeanne -n- Butch Pokey Mason Angie -n- Larry Santa Claus Chuckie Margulis Cath and Eug Jon -n- Renee Beth '75 Yolanda and Charles Emerson W. Hauer, Jr. Sandi '76 Nancy and Bob 78 Don's Girl Cathy Kath, Ken, Kris Joe Paine Don and Val Good Luck Class of 75 Sharon and Yale Patti Co. Capt. of Seaside Streakers Lennie and Kathy Bunches Loves B. J.'s Jean and Albert Yes, We Have No Bananas Karmella's 54 Dueb 75 Bernie '77 Capt. Seaside Streakers Sandi '76 Barbara and Faye Margaret '76 208 and 430 Deb and Ed 1 It doesn't take Courage to live, It takes courage To step out the door. Anastacio Sanchez