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Those having pictures taken should report to the correct location at the correct time . . The football team lost. . . Please excuse the interruption . . . Mrs. McKenna, if you are in the building, pie. ride 4. 2, or 9. those who ride 4 ride 12. those who ride Bus 2 — WALK!!. . .Thankyou.Standplea.se. . .1 today: the schedule for today is 1-2-7-4-5-8 . . . This is a reminder to teachers — please remind students of pi he 15th of February . . . The following students arc to report to the Main Office at the end of second perio- ig, if you can make it. . .In intramural activities yesterday. Doctor Brad and the CYO Medical Staff played : cheerleading practice today — please bring your pom-poms . . . Popcorn poppers are to report to the sn; ; pictures taken should report to the correct location at the correct time . . . The wrestling team won its mate! excuse the interruption . . . Mrs. McKenna, if you are in the building, please report to the Main Office . . .T! 12. those who ride Bus 2 — WALK!!. . . Thank you. Stand please . . . I pledge allegiance to the flag . . .Per 7-4-5-8 . . . This is a reminder to teachers — please remind students of physicals . . . The ad campaign is on ing students arc to report to the Main Office at the end of second period . . . The Honor Society will have rural activities yesterday. Doctor Brad and the CYO Medical Staff played Dusic, and Doobies played Heat wj ase bring your pom-poms . . . Popcorn poppers are to report to the snack shack by 10:30 a.m. on Saturday . . t location at the correct time . . . The wrestling team won its match last night, 36-10 . . . The football team nna, if you are in the building, please report to the Main Office . . . Those who ride bus 16 ride 4, 2, or 9, t !! . . . Thank you. Stand please ... I pledge allegiance to the flag . . . 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Popcorn poppers are to report to the snack shack a.m. on Saturday . . . Those having pictures taken should report to the correct location at the correct time . . . The wrestling team won its match last night. The football team lost. . . Please excuse the interruption . . . Mrs. McKenna, if you are in the building, please report to the Main Office . . . Those who ri ride 4, 2. or 9, those who ride 4 ride 12. those who ride Bus 2 — WALK!!. . . Thank you. Stand please . . . I pledge allegiance to the flag . . . Periods 3 anc t today; the schedule for today is 1-2-7-4-5-8 . . . This is a reminder to teachers — please remind students of physicals . . . The ad campaign is on and will be he 15th of February . . . The following students are to report to the Main Office at the end of second period . . . The Honor Society will have a mandato ng, if you can make it. . .In intramural activities yesterday. Doctor Brad and the CYO Medical Staff played Dusic, and Doobies played Heat wave . . . 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A teacher often gives more: more energy, more concern, more humor, more personal attention and involvement, more guidance, and more time than the basic job that teaching requires. Few however, have exceeded the accomplishments and dedication of one outstanding individual. Over the years our dedicatee has earned a highly respected reputation in our school, community, and state as a teacher, a coach, and a leader in innovative programs. A graduate of Burlington High School, Class of 1942. this teacher joined the U.S. Navy in 1943 and after three years was honorably discharged. The educational background of this individual includes: a Bachelor’s Degree from Carthage College in Illinois and Graduate work at Temple and Rutgers Universities. In 1948 his teaching career began in the Burlington Township Schools as a 7th and 8th grade teacher of arithmetic and science. In 1954 the Burlington City Schools obtained this teacher on their staff in the High School science department. Two years later he became a 9th grade math teacher at the new Junior High School. In 1967, he was made Vice-Principal of the High School, a position which he still holds. As a basketball coach, he has led Burlington City teams to set an impressive record. In 18 seasons, spanning a period of years from 1953 to 1971. Burlington City won a total of 304 games, and captured or shared in 17 league or division titles. Further, under his direction the Blue Devils stacked up a 25-0 record in the 1965-1966 season leading them.to the State Championship title. This dedicated leader has not only been a great asset to the student body, and staff, but has also brought a feeling of security to many. Almost every student has come in contact with this man for one reason or another. The reasons range from attendance and lateness, to assisting students in job opportunities. He also carries his dedication to the state level as a member of the New Jersey Governor’s State Committee on Children and Youth. Perhaps the most important aspect of this man's job is how he has become somewhat of a personal guidance counselor and friend to many. In recognition of these many outstanding contributions, we the Class of 1978 dedicate our Heirloom to Mr. William Burr. 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Its members, volunteers from the community, enthusiastically and unselfishly give of their time and knowledge in order to ensure a better education for our students. They work diligently to formulate our school policy and to implement progressive program changes. Serving on the board for the 1977-78 school year are: Board President James Jefferson, Mrs. Stella Laforsh, Fulvio Severi, Martin Levin, Wayne Page, Hobart Stecher, and Superintendent Dr. C. J. Martin, and Board Solicitor J. Queenan. 22 Administration Mr. Rollin Cunningham Assistant Principal Mr. Angelo Albano Athletic Director Mr. Raymond Costello Principal Mr. William Burr — 23 Assistant Principal A Polynomial is Mathematics gives students a workable alternative to solving their problems. Meaning, a problem is not a problem unless it can be solved. If you work long enough and hard enough you'll solve all problems!! . . . shows students how to solve a specific problem through a series of specific steps . . . Mathematics helps a student to organize his thoughts in a logical fashion to solve all problems in life. It gives students a challenge . . . Mathematics . . . provides a basis for further education in the disciplines which require mathematical knowledge. Since mathematics is a very practical subject it is used in almost every occupation and endeavor.. . . extremely beneficial in the areas of engineering, research, carpentry, plumbing, etc. Any practical knowledge that the students obtain will help them in their dealings with other people. Miss Jane Marini Mrs. Carol Palmer Mr. Otis Fields 24 Mr. Ronald Forst — Department Chairman Mrs. Anna Gaither Mr. Gregory Gomba Mr. Joseph Molinari Sra. Dora DeAltman Foreign Language The study of foreign language provides the students with practical tools that they can and probably will use someday in a future job situation. Spanish as a foreign language is classified as a “Humanity.” What could be more enriching than to understand how to be humane? The true picture of how an entire nation feels comes only when you can understand the language of the nation. Language is man’s unique accomplishment. It is the basis of all creative thought. Without language there would be no progress, no civilization, no culture. The cultural heritage of mankind resides in language. A foreign language presents so many interesting facets that it is the best medium for introducing the students to the history, civilization and cultural achievements of the foreign people. Since the United States has assumed the political, military, scientific, and cultural leadership of the western world, a knowledge of foreign languages is imperative for the American youth. Even the average citizen must be given some knowledge of foreign languages and their cultures, so they may cope more intelligently with the international problems and with the thousands of foreigners that live and visit the United States. Foreign language study broadens students’ knowledge of other cultures. Foreign language study enhances a student’s view of the world. It allows him her to see how other people live, how they feel they fit into the fabric of history and present day society. Students may be able to appreciate the differences and similarities existing among cultures. Herr Harry Seals Mme. Barbara Fisher — Department Chairman 25 The Study of Man by Men. . . The Humanities, the wings of man’s imagination, help us to respond creatively to life’s challenges, for without creativity there is no life. The Humanities reveal the uniqueness of the individual, the meaning of our humanity, and the relationship of the world around us. Social Studies investigates . . . relationships of society’s members. Our discipline prepares the individual to face the challenges of the future using knowledge of the past. . .the existence of democrary is entirely dependent upon participation . . . by an informed electorate . . . We nope that the study of American History will foster sufficient interest in the activities of our government so that our students may become part of that informed group who will present democracy through their constructive participation. Mr. David Ballard Mr. Edward Sanderson Mr. David Burchell Mr. Lowry Welch Mr. Samuel Bookbinder Mr. Dominic Cicali — Department Chairman Mr. Carmel Colofranson Mrs. Jane Bowers Guidance As guidance counselors we help the students to make decisions about their courses, their careers, and their plans for further education. We are concerned about the personal problems that a student may have at home or in school that may prevent her, or him. from making the most of their school days. We are available to talk things over — with students and teachers; to confer with parents; to write recommendations; to send information to colleges or employers, and to refer students to other appropriate helpers such as the speech therapist, school psychologist or school social worker. We are part of the total educational services offered to each high school student to aid his or her growth into an adult member of our society. In summary, we are counselors because we care about students and their education. Science The enrichment of the students’ lives by Environmental Science will occur by the understanding of how the environment works, and how large an influence we are in upsetting the balance of nature. Physics enriches our lives by promoting a better understanding of our physical world of motion, energy, electricity, sound, light, and atomic energy. Electronics enriches our life by helping us understand electrical principles and measurements so that we can appreciate the technology of the world we live in. The student who is acquainted with earth science should be better able in the future to discuss and to vote intelligently on issues related to earth processes and materials. Issues such as air and water pollution, desalinization of ocean water, testing of nuclear devices, weather control, exploration of space, and use of natural resources will remain entwined in politics. Biology is the study of living things and as such, imparts to the students a better understanding of themselves as well as the world around them. This understanding may be used to explain daily occurrences or may open the doors to biologically oriented careers. Either way, science helps students learn how to question and approach problems in an attempt to solve them. This alone is beneficial to all. Hopefully a student will develop a relationship with his or her environment that will be helpful to them in their adult life . . . Mr. Bernard Osherow Mr. James Franchino Mr. James Pharazyn 28 Mrs. Kathy Gold Mr. Stanley Zytko Miss Nancy Measey Music and Art Music performance gives a positive sense of individuality as well as a sense of responsibility to self and ensemble which carries into real life situations concerning the self, family, and community. . . “Music is man’s gift to man . . Different styles and ethnic contributions to music should broaden the mind, thus exposing one to varied and different aesthetic and cultural ideas. Art Training. . . the student is treated as an individual and his individuality is encouraged. The process also develops the questioning and analyzing attitude so necessary in today’s world. Art Appreciation . . . and Method develop along with attempting to establish patterns for good citizenship in society. The art program concerns itself with career potential and also hobby enthusiasm in the future lives of our youngsters. Art is a means by which the individual can express himself visually. Art is non-verbal communication of how one thinks and feels. The student is encouraged to express this through his art work. Students are motivated to creatively think of new ideas and solutions to problems presented. They learn there isn’t only one right answer; there are as many as there are individuals. Art. . . exposes a genuine part of him or her self. Mr. Dawson McElwee Who Needs a Gold Mine? Instead of being labled “English, this subject area should be referred to as a gold mine. Why? Simply because developing skill in the use of the “mother tongue is like mining and minting treasure from a mother-lode vein. From a student's point of view the benefits of owning such a valuable property are endless. How could a student survive in school without being able to read, without understanding what he hears, without being able to speak clearly, without being able to write and make sense, or without being able to apply the rules of the game in using one’s mother tongue? With these pieces of gold the student is able to buy any kind of knowledge in every field of learning. Without them, the student is doomed to a life of intellectual poverty. What is true of school life is even truer of life in the future after formal schooling is completed. The amount of success that can be bought in one's job or career life, in one's social life, in one's political life, in one’s spiritual life, in one's leisure life is determined by the possession of skills in the use of one's mother tongue. So many adults wish they had dug more deeply into that gold mine when they were students. As adults they must either spend their time making up for their past indifference of their native tongue or with being satisfied to make little headway in changing their golden dreams into reality. Mr. Francis Porter — Department Chairman Mrs. Irene Graves Mrs. Barbara Keller Once these language skills are mastered, an individual can enrich his her life constantly because the interest earned on this investment in language never stops growing. Language skills are essential for appreciating literature in all its beautiful forms. Reading short stories and novels, watching plays on television, experiencing the feelings of poetry, (even in the words of popular music), are all related to an understanding of literature based on language skills. A life without the beauty of literature is a drab, colorless one lacking any sparkle. “All the days of our lives” will be richer because of having mined the gold of language. A Better Way to a Better Life. . . Physical education offers students the opportunity to keep their bodies in physical condition so they may meet the demands of today's fast-paced society.. . . students learn lifetime, leisure activities leading to wholesome adult and family life. Physical education is both a vehicle and a means for students to learn and become proficient in physical activities that they would not normally be exposed to in their everyday life. It is important that the resources of mind and body be developed simultaneously. In some small way that is what we try to accomplish. Physical skills . . . tend to keep students active well beyond high school years. In today's society not only must you be an active participant but a spectator. Physical education makes one a good spectator or should I say. a more intelligent spectator. It gives the student the knowledge and opportunity to develop their physical coordination and condition. It gives them a foundation of sports and recreational activities to build on in the future. This prepares them to keep in good health during later years of leisure time. It gives the student a healthy body so that one can also have a healthy mind. Physical education leaches students how to get along with one another. Sportsmanship and fellowship are emphasized . . . worthy use of leisure time is also encouraged. Mr. Jack Lukis — Department Chairman 32 Mr. Joseph Costello Mrs. Doris Kozuck Mr. Dennis Deschu Mr. Ted Powoski Industrial Arts Industrial arts education not only prepares a student for future employment but also gives him experience in general repairs and maintenance work which may prove useful and economical later on. Industrial arts gives a student the basic manipulative skills needed to draw out and enhance his own creativity. All students are future home owners. With the knowledge and skills developed in this course, they will be able to do many of the repairs and improvements in and around their homes. Students. . .obtain self- satisfaction and pride by creating a tangible object. Student enrichment through Graphic Arts is offered both vocationally and avocationally. Not only is a basic entry vocation presented but also avocationally, for example, photography would stay with a student throughout his adulthood. It makes him or her more aware of the industrialized society. By fulfilling each course requirements, a student could successfully complete and focus his particular needs in one or all areas . . . Mr. James Geltch — Department Chairman Mr. Dennis Fedak Mr. William Klein Student Services The library is a meeting place for people and ideas; it is a place where students and teachers can get information and inspiration; it is an extension of the classroom where students can individually pursue their studies and interests. Mr. Ahearn provides teachers and students with audio-visual materials . . . classroom instruction is made more interesting. Miss Zaugra not only cares for the physical well-being of our students but also keeps health records and provides emergency treatment. Mr. Moore makes students aware of the importance of being punctual and conscientious on the job. Ms. June Idzal — Librarian 34 Mr. Howard Moore — Attendance Officer Mrs. Joyce Wood — Library Aide Mrs. Joyce Crowder — Library Aide Miss Pauline Zaugra — School Nurse Mr. Joseph Ahearn Audio-Visual Aide Mrs. Susan Silvestri Student Services The teacher aide program helps... the students by giving them special attention in their weak areas. It attempts. . . to build an attitude of security and a desire to learn. With a strong and intelligent knowledge of a subject one can progress on a steady course. Basic skills will provide the students with the ability to be an integral, functioning part of society in whatever endeavor they will attempt in the future. Special education courses provide students with the basic tools and skills to lead productive and rewarding lives. Special education classes incorporate basic skills lessons and vocational training in order to equip students with job related capabilities. Mr. Kenneth Knitter mm: mi Mrs. MaryAnn Embler Mrs. Beverly Morrison and Mrs. Carmen Carter 35 This Is Where It's Really At!! Vocationally, we prepare the students for entry into the job market. Socially, we have encouraged the students to develop, in most cases, pleasing attitudes, standards, ana outlooks on life. Intellectually, we have filled their minds and bodies with knowledge that cannot be taken from them. Because we are a computerized department partially, we place the students way ahead of the game. They only have to get into the job market and make life interesting. Aesthetically speaking. Business Education does not approach the arts in enriching students’ lives. However, the ramifications of our program are far reaching insofar as they can provide an avenue toward attaining enrichment. Students have ... an opportunity to learn skills which will enable them to get employment directly upon graduation from high school. If students have plans to further their education, these subjects guide them into the fields where job opportunities are many. Mrs. Ernestine Williams Mrs. Ann McKenna — Department Chairman Mr. Patrick Giangiulio Miss Maria Marren Mr. Rovce Brown Mrs. Mary Platt — Department Chairman Two Cups of Sifted Flour, Plus a Dash of. . . Home Economics is concerned with home management and consumer roles in all their phases. It also establishes a foundation for the family life that lies ahead.. . . Makes students aware of many different career choice possibilities.. . . gives students an opportunity to use academic principles learned in other classes in a practical setting.. . . helps the student become self-reliant, gain a sense of accomplishment, maintain good health and make his life richer. In other words, whether taken into the home environment or into careers in nutrition, clothing design, family counseling, or one of the many other vocational avenues. Home Economics relates to a very broad spectrum of future activities. Secretaries Mrs. Joedy Baldorossi Main Office Mrs. Marie Lewis - Guidance Office Miss Joanne Brogan Guidance Office Mrs. Betty Foster — Guidance Office Mrs. Kaye Schmidt Main Office Mrs. Joan Warrne - Asst. 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You fought the weeds for reasons Only you can know. Soon the crop you planted Will be a harvest reaped. Gratitude is ours, fullfillment yours. For your task is near complete. Our thanks to a vanishing breed. Men and women who know how to lead. Thank you. The Class of 1978 Mr. Tim Ryan Class Officers The class of 1978 would like to thank their officers for being con- cerned enough to get involved. Your task was often unenviable but always appreciated. Whether it was planning trips, organizing dances on building floats, you always did a great job. Thank you. The Class of 1978 Donna Edge — Treasurer Joann Pfeiffer — Secretary JOSEPH K. ADAMS Joseph K. Adams: “Joe” . . . 205 Hendrickson Ave.. E.P. . . . Track. . . seen with Brian. Vince. Pass. Ferd. Mark . . .friendly, mellow. . . future plans are to go to trade school. Bonnie L. Alcott: Bon ... 504 Locust Avc.. Burl . . . seen with Marc. Darlene. Rom Ann. Dorothy . . . most of the time quiet. . . Turkey”. . . after high school will get married. BONNIE L. ALCOTT 44 George Alers: Pancho . . . 106 East Union St.. Burl. . . . Eire Squad . . . friends are John. Aug. Keith. Moe. . . shy. easy to get along with . . . College or the National Guard. GEORGE ALERS ROXANE E. ANDERSON Roxane E. Anderson: Roxane . . . 201 W. Franklin Ave.. E.P. ... 4 yrs. Varsity Softball. Var- sity Basketball (mgr.). Var- sity Hockey. Future Nurses Club Trcas.. V. Pres. National Honor Society. Heirloom Business Staff . . . Hangs with Pam. Dcbic. Dec. Linda and Steve . . . quiet at times, friendly, moody . . . “Dosh! . Sure, uhuh . . . Future plans arc to go to college for Nursing. Paul F. Baird: “Paul” . . .241 Hendrickson Avc.. E.P.. . Stu- dent Council. School Play. School Newspaper and Literary Mag- azine . . . nice, quiet, friendly, crazy . . . E.M.R.X. 10” . . . plans to go to college and major in Foreign Languages. Joanne C. Baldorossi: Bald” . . . 755 Lincoln Ave.. Burl. . . . Varsity Cheerleading. J.V. Baseball Scorekeeper . . . hangs around with Cheryl. Thres. Nanc. Ruvo. the rest of the nuts and Mike J.. . . emotional, friendly, crazy, likes to have a good time . . . “Check it out! . . . plans to attend BCC to be an executive secretary, would like to travel and sec the world before getting married . . . Will never forget summer of 77 and July 9th. 1977. Fond memories of Scott B. PAULF. BAIRD JOANNE C. BALDOROSSI Ronald K. Barnes: Bar- nesy . . .914 Wood St.. Burl. . . . Freshman Foot- ball: Freshman Wrestling; JV Soccer: Varsity Baseball . . . can be seen with Sandy and Kelly . . . friendly, active . . . What? . . . plans to be a professional baseball player or go into architecture. RONALD K. BARNES JANET A. BENDER Janet A. Bender: Janie . . 912 S. High St.. Burl. . . . National Honor Soci- ety . . can be seen with Linda. Dolce. Suzanne and Leroy . . . pretty, friendly, considerate and crazy . . . Anyway . I'm staying in the car. . . . will always remember fall of junior year: summers in Maryland and Billy . . . future plans arc to study medicine at Rutgers. . . BARBARA J. BENNETT Barbara J. Bennett: “Barb ... 20 W. 8th St.. Burl.. . . Varsity Cheerleading. Band. School Play. Heirloom Editorial Staff . . . seen with Antoinette. Robin B.. Tammy C. Jonnctta S.. . . quiet, always smiling, friendly . . . “Well”. “Everything that is faced cannot be changed. But nothing can be changed until it is faced. . . . future plans arc to attend college and major in science. Susan J. Birch: Sue . . . 794 Woodlane Rd.. E.P. ... 2 yrs. Color Guard “Silks . Sophomore track . . . seen with Lonna. Jeff, and anybody else that likes to talk . . . friendly, intelligent, crazy, and loves to PARTY! . . . will never forget woodshop or the Summer 77 . . . “Greetings! . Seriously . . . plans to attend a two year college majoring in Forestry. Theresa Anne Black more: Terri . . . 308 Colonial Rd.. E.P. . . . can be seen with Lori. Donna. Janet. Dianne. Paul. . . quiet dur- ing school, outgoing crazy out of school . . . remembers the parties Sophomore year during fourth prd. . . . Oh. Shut up! . . . plans to go for further education and become a court reporter or secretary. THERESA A. BLACKMORE MARYC. BLASKOVICH Mary C. Blaskovich. Mary . . . 223 Hendrick- son Ave.. E.P. . . . Color Guard. Heirloom Editorial Staff. Future Nurses Club. Key Club . . . seen with Paul. Lester. Mildred. Annika and Chilian sister Pia . . . congenial, a thinker, gets involved . . . I wish it would rain. . . . plans to go to college for prc-Vctcrinarian science. NANCY L. BLOW Nancy L. Blow: “Nanc . . . 729 Green Street. E.P. . . . J.V. Captain — Varsity Co-Captain Cheerleading: Track: National Honor Society. Key Club. Kismet. Spectrum Staff. . . always par- tying. cruising, and crazy . . . seen with Debbie. Theresa. Bill, and the Cheerleaders . . . will never forget Freddie C. . . . “Salut! . . . future plans are college and a career in Foreign Lan- guages. Theresa Bodga: Tree Boggs . . . 727 Grant Ave.. Burl. ... I yr. J.V. Basketball. I yr. Mr. C s runner. I yr. J.V. Baseball score- keeper . . . can be seen with Kath. Baldo. Nanc. Die. Lis and the rest of the nuts . . . crazy, rowdy, moody, loves to have a good time . . . Are you crazy? . Let's find some beer. . . . will never forget the Prom 77 . . . plans to attend BCC and become an accountant. THERESA BOGDA William C. Boone: Boone . . . I l mbeth Rd.. Burl. . . . Football. Wrestling and Baseball: Boys' State . . . seen with Yance. Reg. Make. Ellis. Ice and others . . . friendly, quiet, easygo- ing .. . What's up? . . . plans to attend college and go into a career. Roni A. Brcw'cr: “Ron . . .216 W. Pearl St.. Burl. . . . won first place Histori- cal essay contest . . . seen with Steve. Bonnie. Doro- thy. Darlene. Teresa. Mark . . . shy. moody, always laughing, sensitive . . . Really, you're kidding! . . . future plans are to be an executive secretary for a large firm. WILLIAM C. BOONE RONI A. BREWER 45 Matthew ( Brogan: Matt” . . 121'Stevenson Ave.. F..P . . . Soccer. Heir hum. Tennis Club, and Float Committee . . seen with Gavin. Doug. Iron, ette. Jennifer, and Rochelle . . . easy- going and congenial. future plans arc to go to college to major in Political Science Debra J. Burns: Debbie” . . 316 S. Harrison. E.P . . . Color- guard . . .alwaysseen with Bob. Donna. Nancy.and Joanne. . . quiet?, friendly, crazy at times . . . will never forget trying to make the bus. and the summer of '77 . . plans a career as a phy s- ical therapist. MATTHEW C. BROGAN DEBRA J. BURNS Leonard L. Burr: Larry”. “Iron . and Johnny- Bench ... 16 West Sec- ond St.. Burl. . . . Soccer. Baseball, and Honor Soci- ety .. . seen with Bullet. Rock. Rough. Fragtl. and Dirt Bomb . . . good look- ing. easy going, and friendly . . . will always remember N.H.S. and beating Delran 1-0 . . . Dig it . ”Se la vi. . . . future plans include going to college and becom- ing a Math teacher. LEONARD L. BURR ROBIN A. BUTLER Robin A. Butler: “Smilic .562 York St.. Burl . . . JV and Basketball. Softball. Color Guard Lieutenant. Snack Shack. Afro. Amcr. Club . . . seen with Calvin. Barbra. Charlene. Roxanne and Bonnie . . . friendly, nice, and always smiling . . . “I'm feeling kind of tipsy. Diann! . . . plans going to Howard to become a lab Tech. Douglas J. Caffery: Caff . . . 433 Summer Ave.. E.P.. . . base- ball . friends are Jeanette. Gavin. Paul, and Ubcle . . easy- going and likes to parly, also likes to water ski . . . What's hap- pening dude. plans include going into the Coast Guard Academy. Gavin Campbell . . 267 Warren St.. F..P. . . . Wrestling. Key Club, and a Lab Assistant . . . seen with Paul and Doug . . . Won't forget 11 th grade lunch . . . plans to go to college. DOUGLAS J. CAFFERY GAVIN CAMPBELL 46 Dean A. Cannuli: Cool . . .210 Lincoln Ave.. E.P. . . . Frosh Basketball, and Var. Baseball . . seen with Howie. Dave. Perry. Mike. Mark, and Arruda . . very friendly, easy to get along with, and LOVES to party . . . Where’s the parly? . . . future plans include going to college for Physical Education and Law. DEAN A. CANNULI ANN MARIECAPRI Ann Marie Capri: Ann 426 Taylor Ct.. E.P. . . . Co. Capt. JV and Var. Chcerlcading. President and treasurer of the class. Heirloom Staff . . . hangs with Karmella. Pfeif. Kim. and the gang . . friendly, moody, and outgoing . . . Will NEVER forget the summers down the shore! . . . Jimmy who?”. Where's Karmella?” . . . plans a career as a court reporter. KIM CARDUCCI Kim Carducci: “Kim . . . 118 W. Federal St.. Burl. . . . Color Guard . . hangs with Bob. Donna, and Ann Marie . . friendly, loves to party, and crazy . . . Life is a trip! . Bobby! . . . sees college and marriage in the future . . . Will never forget May 20. 1977. Brian Carter: Brian . . 323 Penn St.. Burl. . . seen with Joe Vince. F.d. and Doug . . funny, always partying, quiet, always late . . What is? . . . plans a future as an automotive techni- cian. BRIAN CARTER Christine L. Cassel: Chris . . .411 Monroe Ave.. E.P. . . . School Orchestra I year, chorus — I year, school play — 2 years . . . Always seen with Sue. Kathy, and Young . . . friendly quiet, nutty and nice . . . future plans arc to go to a two year college for secretarial courses. CHRISTINE L. CASSEL CHRISTOPHER CASSELLS Christopher Cassells . . . 1115 Laurel Rd. E.P. . . . friends arc Pat. Joe Dean. Doug. Gavin. Paul. Paul, and anyone that parlies. . . friendly, easy to get along with . . . always remember partying everywhere . . . What’s up Jed! . What? “What did he say?” . . . plans to go to school, live it up. get rich quick, and play lots of tennis. Agnes Cavallcro: . . . Ag or Agnorc . 240 W. Broad St.. Burl. . . . Seen with RoniAnn. Dot. Rose. Toni, and Deidre . . . kind of nice, friendly, and easy to get along with . . . “Get out of here. Tamara Chapman: Tammie ... 218 Powdermill Lane. E.P. . . . Afro Amcr. Club. Kozuck office guard. Heirloom Editorial Staff. J.V. Softball . . . hangs with Tracic. Belt. Lonnie. Billy. Roxanne . . friendly, nice, easy to get along with. Will always remember summer of '77. Mrs. Kozuck. and 4th period History class . . . Oh my God. . . . future plans include going to col- lege to become an accountant. AGNES CAVALLERO TAMARA CHAPMAN Joseph F. Chester Jr.: Joe . . . 308 Monroe Avc.. E.P. . . . Baseball. Basketball. Cept. Track . . . seen with Tina. Bill. Jim. Bob. and everyone else . . . always remember Sept. 1st and 2nd. and Jed's History class ... ’’What’s the deal?” future plans arc to get a job. go to college and get rich. Cheryl A. Conda: ’’Con” . . . Jacksonville Rd.. Burl. . . . Var. Cheerleading. JV Co-Capt. Cheerleading, and JV Baseball Manager . . . seen with Bald. Thres. Dol- sie. the rest of the gang, and Mickey . . . crazy, loves to party, and emotional . Will never forget Stokes Trip. June 26th and Mickey . . . “That’s queer.”. That ain’t nothing. . . . plans a career as a court stenogra- pher. JOSEPH F. CHESTER. JR. CHERYL A. CONDA 47 SHERRIL A. COX Sherrill A. Cox: Sherr . . . 100 N. Garden Blvd.. E.P.. . . Stu- dent Council. Office Runner. J.V. and Varsity Wrestling Man- ager. Arrowhead, Heirloom. Business Staff. Class Representative . . . talkative, outgoing, friendly . . . will always remember man- aging wrestling with Mr. Franchmo. . . “I doubt it” . . .Plans to attend Burlington County College to become a computer pro- grammer. Terri Cramer: 205 E. Broad St.. Burl. . . . hangs with Donna. Deb. and Anthony most of the time . . . nice, crazy, and friendly . . will never forget Oxmcdc Rd. . . . Huh! . . . plans a career as a commercial artist. TERRI CRAMER Jeanette Cross: Net” . . . 421 S. Arthur Dr.. E.P. . . . Student Council. J.V. Soft- ball manager. J.V. and Var- sity Cheerleading. Office Runner. Float Committee. Heirloom. one of the homc- coming queens. . . . friendly, always smiling, considerate, a little nutty? WILL NEVER FOR- GET the graduating class of 78 and especially Doug . . . Did you sec Doug today? . . plans to become a legal secretary. JEANETTE CROSS Jennifer Cross: “Fern . . . 421 S. Arthur Dr.. E.P. . . . Capt. Varsity Hockey. J.V. Hockey. Softball Manager. Freshman Wrestling Score- keeper. National Honor ” Society. Heirloom Typing Staff. Float Committee . . . friendly, courteous, laughs a lot. hard worker . . . “Hi girls! . That's silly” . . . Will never forget all the fun at BCHS . . . plans a career in the computer program- ming field. JENNIFER CROSS Jewell A. Crowder: Light-Lively . . . 322 Jones Ave. Burl.. . . Librarian Aid . . . Seen with Nut-Num-and-Turk. Joyce. K. Sim- mons. Lisa, and mostly Clyde . . attractive, crazy, adventuring, easy to get along with . . . Will always remember 4th per. lunch . . . “I want to go home. . . . plans to attend a business school in New York to become a professional secretary. Kathie Crowe: Kathie . . . 404 N. Garden Blvd.... Ski Club . . . friends are Nancy and Barb . . . crazy, loves concerts and partying, funny . . . What? Turn on some music. . . .would like to travel then become a social worker. JEWELL A. CROWDER KATHIE CROWE 48 William T. Curry: Bill . . . 223 Ivy Rd.. E.P. . . . Capt. of Varsity Football and Weightlifting. Basket- ball. Track . . . hangs with the boys getting down . Maccar. Thompson. Cheer- leaders . . . athletic, cool, confident, friendly . . Will always remember Sept. 18. 1976 and April 23. 1977 . . . Cool . Uncool . . . wants to go to college and study what he didn’t in high school, and be a legend in his own time. WILLIAM T. CURRY JACK A. CUSTER Jack A. Custer: Cracker Jack . . .416 Flanders Rd. Burl. . . . track, fire squad, soccer . . . pals with Eck. Amerson. Vince, and San Let’s hear it. . . . intends to go to trade school to be an auto mechanic. LYNN A. DANEKER Lynn A. Danekcr: Lad” . 281 Glenwood Ave. Burl.. . key club, recording secretary, student council . . pals arc Claudia. Ann. Sue. Dons . . . quiet, fnendly. is a Christian . . Will always remember Sept. 2. 1976 and Sept- 18. 1977 ... Oh how sweet . . plans to attend Liberty Baptist College. Lynchburg. Virginia to study math and music. Gcarge F. Davis III: 302 N. Garden Blvd. E.P. hangs with Flake. Murdock. Shark. Bruce, and all the lunchroom bums friendly, always talking, with never serious, cute Will never foget 3rd and 4th period auto shop . . . Where s Bill? . Hey. yo« . . plans a future in the Navy as a nuclear machinist’s mate. GEORGE F. DAVIS III Kathy Davis: 475 Locust Ave. Burl. . . . seen with Donna. Keith. Julie. Tom. Tony. KATHY DAVIS WANDA V. DAVIS Wanda V. Davis: Peaches ... 56 W. 9th St. Burl.. . . hangs with Pat . . . nice, quiet, moody . . . When I see it I would believe it! . . . after high school will go to college for child care and social work. Darlene DiAntonio: “Cher . . .319 High St. Burl. . friends arc Bonnie. Katy. Theresa, and whoever parlies . pretty, friendly, witty, outgoing, crazy . . . Will never forget junior year. especially the float meetings . . . Hey Honey” . . . intents to go into photography or data processing. Dorothy M. DiDomemco: 346 W. Pearl St. Burl.. . . pals around with Bonnie. RoniAnn. Ida . . . quiet and friendly . . . likes to party and go to concerts . . . Can’t forget the summers of ’76 and 77 . . . What? . . . would like to go to an art school. DARLENE DiANTONIO DOROTHY M. DiDOMENICO Edward DiLeo: Delicious Dileo ... 416 Independ- ence Dr. Burl. . . . going to lunch . . . buddies with Paul. Mark. Emmons. Chris . . . red eyes and semi rowdy . . . best teachers arc Mr. Gcltch and Mr. Burc- hcll . . . “Really . What . I don’t care plans to grow old and die. EDWARD DiLEO Mark DiSeveria: ”Diso . . . 108 Stevenson Ave. E.P.. . . hangs with Krank and Brody . . . spaz . . . ?•!?•! . . . plans a career in the U.S. Marine Corps. DAVIDC. DOERNER David C. Doerner: Dave . . .210 Ivy Rd.. E.P. . . . Heirloom Editorial Staff. Arrowhead. Spectrum. National Honor Society, also voted most studious . . . seen with Joe. Dennis. Laura. Deb. and Donna . . nice, friendlly. studious, will do anything for any- one . Will never forget Suzanne and Vlr. Gomba. also senior year. . . Sec ya later . Plans a career in Commercial Art. Joanne ('. Dolce: Dolse . 340 Farncr Ave.. Burl. . . hangs with Janie. Linda. Cheryl. Leroy, and Su anne . . considerate, outgoing, and a flirt . . . Will never forget Junior year . . . Do you want to stop? . No. I’m lying. . . . future plans include a career in court stenography. JOANNE C. DOLCE James J. Donahue: Jim . . . 220 Buchanan Ave.. E.P. . . . Varsity Football 3 yrs.. Frosh and Soph Class Rep.. Junior and Senior Exec. Board. Track I Vi yrs.. also voted Most Talkative . . . seen with Joe. Tina. Ann. Karmclla. Peas. Joanne. Brotz. and Rig . friendly, easy going, always ready to party . . . Will always remember Jr. Class Float Meetings, the “Pits , and getting kicked off Track for Mooning ' I’m thirsty, let’s go to Oly's. . . Future plans to parly and go to college for Phys. Ed. JAMES J. DONAHUE STEPHANIE DUHART Stephanie Duhart: “Peter . . .213 Clarkson St.. Burl. . . . Varsity Hockey. Arrowhead. Student Coun- cil. Marching and Stage Band, also the choir . . . pals with Terry. Allison. Pat. Lavetia. Rick, and Sandy . . . Easy to get along with only if you like Chicago — both city and group . . . Let’s do some jammin’ now! . Where’s Peter? . . . Will be a pro- fessional song writer some day. JOHN C. DUMAS John C. Dumas: JD . . 812 S. High St.. Burl. . . . Varsity Football and Wrestling. Frosh Baseball, and Band . hangs with The Make. Brad. Reggie, and Wayne, also B. . . Quiet, easy going likes to have a good time . . Nutt . . Would like to attend college and play football. William L. Dupont. . . 210 Jones Ave.. Burl.. . . Wrestling and Tennis Club . . Plans to attend college and study in the field of communications. WILLIAM L. DUPONT Darrell D. Dupre: Dupie . . .311 Chernx Ave.. E.P. Wrestling — 1976 — placed 2nd in district. — 1977 — International Cana- dian Wrestler. — 1977 — 1st in district. . . seen with Squirrel and Mike Nutt. . . nice and quiet . . . What’s up? . . . plans a career in business of the airline. Harold W. Dupre: Dupre . . .311 Cherrix Ave.. E.P. Wrestling and the Jun- ior Achievement Program . friends are Nutt. Dar- rell. F.lisha. Earl, and West . . nice, attracted to lovely women, crazy . . . Oh wow! . Go ahead with it. . plans a career in busi- ness or data processing. 50 DARRELL DUPRE HAROLD DUPRE Donna Edge: Moo 311 East Union St.. Burl. Class Treasurer Soph and Senior Class . . seen with Barb. Karen. Sue. Gina. Nancy. Donna, and all the guys . . crazy, funny, and a midget . Life is a trip. You must be crazy.” Will always remember summer of 75 on 23rd St., and will always remember G.R.L loves partying and cruising plans to become a court stenographer. Julie Edge: Mouth . . 309 Penn St.. Burl. . . . Library Aid and Main Office Runner . . hangs with the gang . . talkative, nice, easy to get along with . . Check it out! . . . plans to be a secretary. DONNA EDGE JULIE EDGE Robert C. Edwards Jr.: “Bob . . . 306 Orchard Ave.. Burl. . . . Heirloom Editorial Staff. Erosh Foot- ball and Basketball. J.V. Football. Varsity Football. Tennis Club. Intramural Basketball . . . seen with Diso. Brodic. Krank. UB and Carol . . . Crazy, funny, and willy, easy- going . . . Check it out! . Tut mir leu . . . College and AFROTC plans to travel, also interested in act- ing .. . Will never forget Redridge. ROBERT C. EDWARDS JR. AULBREY J. ELISHA Aulbrey J. F.lisha: Orbs . . 249 Union St.. Burl. . hangs with everyone . . cool . . “Hey there! . . future plans include mones making in the sale business. APRIL M. ELLIS April M. Ellis: April . . . 226 E. Broad St.. Burl. . . Snack Shack 4 yrs.. Chorus — I yr.. Office Runner I yr.. . hangs with Lavette. Allyson. and everybody else . . .'Crazy and some- times moody . . . For Real . I don't care? future plans are undecided. Bradnek L. Ellis: Brad ... 40 West 9th St.. Burl. . . Boys State. Track and Band . . seen with Make. Steve. J.D.. Kev . Quiet, easygoing . . . What’s Up? . . . Plans on entering the Air Force. BRADICK L. ELLIS Kimberly J. Ellis: Kim . . . 203 Carl A ve.. E.P. . . . Key Club. Intramural Volleyball. Heirloom Edito- rial Staff . . . hangs with Gail. Nita. Much. Bersh. Bonnie and everyone . . . crazy friendly and outgoing . . . plans to become a C.P.A. or a corporate law- yer, also plans to travel. KIMBERLY J. ELLIS Darrell Ellsworth: Flake . . . 201 Coolidge Ave.. E.P. . . . Football — 3 yrs. and Track for I yr. . . . friends with Waller Mad Hatter’ Ruff and Fred Conn . . . mellow and posi- tive . . . How ya doin' . . . plans to attend school for Architecture. DARRELL ELLSWORTH 51 Donna M. Ellsworth: Squaw . . . 201 Coolidge Avc.. E.P. . . . Heirloom. Editorial and Business Staffs. Library Aide. Sopho- more Track . . . hangs around with Dale. Sue. Jeffery, and E.P. gang . . . rowdy, loud, crazy, and funny . . . plans a career as a typist. Mark J. Emmons: “Chiefo . . . 750 Wood St.: Burl.. . . Frosh. Football. Frisbic Gang 6th Per. Senior Lounge . . . can be seen with Joan. Crawford. Venito, sometimes Baker . . . listens to Zappa and The Dead on Myrtle Beach . . . come back next year . . . would like to become an architect or a sound techni- cian. MARK J. EMMONS Joseph T. Fisher: Fish”. Joe . . . 764 Charles St.. Burl. . . . pals around with Frank. Kathy. Judy . . . friendly, smart, easygoing. . . . I don't care! . . . plans a career in advertis- ing. ROBERT FAHEY JOSEPH T. FISHER LONNA M. ELLSWORTH 52 I LEWIS A. FOX Lewis A. Fox: “Lou . 44 West Pearl St.. Burl. . . Football. Intramural Basketball. . . . buddies with Harry. Lamont. and T. Diggs. . easy going, loves to have a good time. . . . Na. man you can’t hang . . . plans to attend college. . . Lavette D. Freeman: Bell ... 48 West Pearl St.. Burl. . . . Heirloom Editorial and Business Staffs. Snack Shack. Afro-Amer- ican club. Library Aide. Office Runner. Student Announcer. Stu- dent Council. . . can be seen with Tammie. April. Bonnie. Mic- helle. and the rest of the class of 1978 . . . friendly, nice, crazy, talkative, gets along with everyone ... I got something to tell you Guess what I heard? . . . future plans are to attend col- lege to become a Social Worker. LAVETTE D. FREEMAN Lavonne Freeman: “Bon- nie ... 48 West Pearl Si.. Burl. . . . Heirloom Edito- rial Staff. Snack Shack. Afro-American Club. . . . hangs with Roxanne. Char- lene. Debbie. Robin. Bell, and Kim . . . moody, crazy, evil, and quiet . . . OH Girl . . . plans a career as a Registered Nurse and would like to attend model- ing school and “eventually settle down with the one I love . LAVONNE FREEMAN PAULGADOURY Paul Gadoury: Frenchy” ...112 James St., Burl. . . . buddies with Ed. Mark. Barnes, and Ells- worth . . . friendly, crazy, and quiet . . . “What . Sure . . . after High School future plans are to attend college and join the Air Force. Donna M. Garrow: Donna . . . 254 Hendrickson Ave.. E.P. . . can he seen wuh April, and Paid . . . Evil Eyes . . . will never forgcl October 7th. 1977 . Mrs. Platt really rates . . I don’t care! . . . future plans are to travel after High School. Robert J. Gay nor: Bob . . .213 Coolidge Ave.. E.P.. . . bud- dies with Darrell and Chris . . . easy going, quiet . . . after High School plans to attend the Army or join the Marines. DONNA M. GARROW ROBERT J.GAYNOR Theresa ('. Geissal: Terrs 1213 Mt. Hulls Rd . E.P starting trouble, checking out the guys . pals around with Terrie. Pal. Renee. The Gang , and Rands . . easy to get along with, crazy at the right times . “Let me talk! . Have I got some- thing to tell you! intends to get a job. go to college and PARTY. THERE ASA C.GEISSEL Wayne A. Gillens: Ice . Gcrvin . 75 West 9th St.. Burl. . . Basketball. Track . . . hangs with J”. RT . Lance, and Jeff . . unpre- dictable. . I'm sorry but. I’m nice . . plans a career as a Professional Musician WAYNE A.GITTENS Patricia A. Glover: Pat . Pope . . . 1316 Chestnut St. Burl. . . . Chorus. School plays, office runner. . . can be seen with her boyfriend Freddie. Angle. Allyson. Terie. Pam. Nine. Wanda. Anita, and Stephanie . . . nice, easy to talk with, crazy and talka- tive . . . What’s Happening? . How’s it go? . I’m serious, for real! . . . will always remember my friends and teachers and ms last year at B.C.H.S. . . . plans a career as a Social Worker and marriage in 78 or 80 . Michele Gondolf: Mick . ... 108 E. Franklin Ave., E.P. . . . Varsity Hockey. Basketball, and Softball . . . seen with Cip. Moyer. Peg. Magic. Paulette . . very Sportsminded. and easy to get along with . . . What arc ya going to do? . . plans to attend college to study Physical Oceanography and play softball. PATRICIA A. GLOVER MICHELE GONDOLF Theresa C. Graven: Terri” . . . 302 Warren St.. E.P. . Student Council. Heir- loom Editorial Staff. Orchestra. J.V. and Varsity Hockey. Sfotball Manager. Wrestling Scorekecper. . . . friends are Davey. Zippy. I.upa. Jadot. Smitty. Lee. and some of the Senior class . Oh My God!’’. Really Cool Hand Luke . “ 12 you’re sweet , plans to attend college for Court Reporting and Law. secs marriage in the late future. ir'w THERESA C. GRAVEN MICHEAL GRECO Micheal Greco: Grec . . .515 Monroe Ave. . E.P. . . . Senior Class Pres.. Boys’ State. Varsity Soccer 3 yrs.. Capt. Sr. Year. Varsity Baseball — 2 yrs. can be seen with Scott. Larry. Dennis. Peas, and Pficf . . . Athletic, gels along with others . . . What’s up? . . . would like to attend college to study Agricultural or Bio- logical Sciences. 53 ROBERTT. GUENTHER. Ill LINDA GRIER Linda Grier: Chin . Sweet thing ... 38 Dunbar Homes. Burl. . . . Snack Shack . . . seen with Wanda. Jewel. Marcellus, and Lonnie Tucker. . . always smiling, nice, and sweet . . . What’s happening? . . . plans a future in the Air Force. Robert T. Guenther. Ill: Ozzy” . . .214 Regency Rd.. F..P.. . . hangs with Mr. Suzuki. Bill. Ferd. Vince. Curt, and Ray . . . easy going, seen on bike . . . Ride fast, die hard. . Sabbath . . . intends to be an auto mechanic. Renee Guidotti: Nae”. . . 1012 S. Cooper St.. F..P.. . . Lunchtime and Senior Lounge . . . friends with all the Donna's. Kells. Doodle. Dean, and Arlo . . . vers outgoing, friendly, and loves to parts with people . . . Let’s take an extended cruise with numerous doo- bics! . . . wants to live in California after graduation. RENEE GUIDOTTI Christopher S. Hale: “Chris . . . 1006 S. High St.. Burl.. . .Marchingand Concert Bands: A.V.A.. F.P.C.. and Arrowhead. pals with Dc Li nous DiLco and anyone else . . . works a lot and jokes around . . . “The few. the proud, the Marines.”. “What’s hap- pening man? . . . would like to be a printer and go into the U.S. Marine Corps. CHRISTOPHERS. HALE ROXANN HARRIS Roxann Harris: Rock . . . 451 St. Mars St.. Burl. . . . Library Aide and Afro-American Club . . . seen with Charlene L.. Bon- nie F . Darrelic and Reg. Robin B . and Tammie C. . . . moody, easy to get along with, always staring and screaming, and foxy!!! Will always remember April 9. 1975. and never will forget C.G. . . . You're so nosey . . . future plans are nursing school. Emerson W. Hauer. Jr.: “Em” . . . 929 Rigg Rd.. Burl. . . . Freshman W'rcstling . . . buddies are Curt. Schaak. Paul, and F.d. . . . quiet and easy going . . . What? . Where we going for lunch? . . . plans to be an auto mechanic. 1 EMERSON W. HAUER. JR. Pamels M. Hauer: Pam” . . . 929 Rigg Rd.. Burl. . . . Heirloom Staffs. Stu- dent Council Correspond- ing Secretars. Sophomore Class Secretary. Football Statistician . . . friends with Lisa. Sue W.. Sue B.. and anyone else . . . indi- vidualist. quiet, and easy to get along with . . . W here's ms keys?” . . . plans a career as an accoun- tant or in business adminis- tration. Karmclla Hawks: Mclla” . . . 408 Chcrrix Ave.. E.P. . . . Basketball. Varsity Cheerleader, Junior Class Vice-President, and Heir- loom . . . always seen with Ann Marie. Pfeif. Peas, the gang, and Annika . . . friendly, loves to talk, “slightly crazy, and outgo- ing . . . W'here's Ann Marie? . “Let’s go to the shore! . Love the action. . . . plans a profession as an Obstetric Nurse. 54 PAMELA M. HAUER KARMELLA HAWKS APRIL HOLLAND April Holland: 518 Monroe Ave.. E.P. . . Freshman Baseball Manager. Student Council . . . seen with Donna and Patti . . . rowdy and crazy . . . Yepper . . . plans to attend college. Donna M. Holzhammcr: Holzy . . 216 St. Mary St.. Burl. . . Color Guard . . . hangs with Gary P. all the time. Terri C.. Dcbic W.. John L. and Steve S. . . nice, friendly, dizzy, moody at times. . . w ill never forget Oxmede Rd. and Sept. 22. 1975 . . . “What! . . plans to go into Radiologic Technology at Mercer County College. DONNA M. HOLZHAMMER Michelle Houston: “Shell . . . 829 Woodlane Ave.. Burl. . . Snack Shack. Afro-American Club. Library Aide . . . friends arc Claire. Lea. Gail. Bett and a host of others . . . moody, evil, and quiet at times . . . will never forget 8th period Senior Lounge . . . Mrs. Althouse and Mr. Corbett really rate ... “I beg your pardon” . . . future plans for this intellec- tual student are to go to business school and become a court reporter. MICHELLE HOUSTON LORI ANN HULLER Lori Ann Huller: 205 Regency Rd.. F..P. . . always with Karen. Wamp. Di. Janet. Terri . . . quiet, friendly, easy to get along with . . . Maybe . . . plans a profession as a Court Stenographer. MIKE HUNTER Mike Hunter: 503 Woolman Rd.. Burl. hangs around with Eric Zott. Jim Venito, and Greg Pittman . friendly and intelli- gent . . “No doubt . . wants to be a machinist William E. Irwin. Jr.: Irwin . . 300 E. Braod St.. Burl. . . . pals around with Pat. Borris. Chris, and Caff easy going, likes to have a good time . “What's up? . . . possible Naval Career or maybe a plumber. WILLIAM L. IRWIN, JR. Paul D. Jennings: “Dave . . .418 Cottage Ave.. E.P. . . . 4 yrs. Track (2 yrs. Var- sity). 2 yrs. Varsity Wres- tling . . . hangs around Venito. Murray. Sennate. Peterson . . . quiet, slightly crazy, almost genius . . . You conchead . What a narc . . . would like to enter U S. Naval Academy or U.S. Air Force Academy for Aviation Career. PAUL D. JENNINGS NORMAN JOBES Norman Jobes: Norm . . . 793 Salem Rd.. Burl. . . . Track . . . buddies arc Bill. Muni, and Joe . . . wants to become a profes- sional drummer. 55 DENNIS M. JONES Dennis M. Jones: Jones . Dago ... 321 S. Harrison Ave.. E.P.. . . Varsity Soccer. Varsity Track. Key Club. Heirloom Staff. Boys' State. Float Committee . . . seen with Grcc. John. Dave. Reim . . . outgoing, friendly, get's along with others . . . “Now . . . plans to attend Rutgers and follow the career of engineering. Also do a lot of camping. Jungle Jim and Dibble rate Never for- get 4 years of German . Lea A. Jones: Lee . . . 502 Linden Ave.. Burl . . . Varsity Hockey. J. V. Basketball. Library Aide. Office Runner. . . hangs with Brian. Gail. Michelle. Antoinette. Claire, and Robin . . . nice, quiet, shy. and intelligent . . . Mrs. McKenna and Mr. Bookbinder really rate . . . Never will forget my junior year with Brian . . . future plans are to attend a business school and become a Court Reporter. LEA A. JONES Arlene Karn: “R . . . Phoenix Apts.. K.P. . . . Senior Lounge and Lunch- time always with Gary. Doddle. Darlene. Renee. Whites. Suzanne. Eddie, and all the Donna's and anyone else who parties . . . talkative, crazy, loves to party and go to concerts Will never forget 6th period gym '77 with Corn Jam and Karen, and all the crui- sin' in the country at lunch with Doodle . Renee, and whoever . . . What time is it? . “Wanna cut? . . . plans to attend Interior Design Schot l. ARLENEKARN JOSEPH KEEGAN Joseph Keegan: Meat . . .301 Conover Si.. Burl . . . Varsity Football and Varsity Basketball . . . hangs around Pat. Mease. Lowden . . . easy to get along with. humorous . . . Will never forget junior year and the good times . . . Coach Lukis and Coach Costello rate . . . Ain't made . “What are you going to do?” . . . sees college in the future. ANDREW M. KEEN Andrew M. Keen: Andy . . . 1007 Stokes Ave.. E.P.. . . Golf learn. Soccer. Tennis Club . . . buddies are Jun and Bill . . . friendly, easy going . . . What?” . . . plans to attend college and go into a career in broadcasting. Thomas Kempton: Jerome . . . 432 S. Arthur Dr.. E.P. . . . seen with Patty. Luz. Tom. and Darrell . . . crazy and loves to party . . . Skullay . What's happening? . . . plans on becom- ing a broadcaster THOMAS KEMPTON Jun Hyung Kim: Fuji . . .1331 Mount Holly Rd . E.P. . . . Soccer. Tennis Club. Wrestling . . . friends are Andy and Bill . . . friendly and quiet, likes to party . . . Don't ask me. . . . intends to go to college to become a pilot. John II Lincoln. Jr.: Line . . .718 Borden- town Rd.. Burl. . . . Track. Soccer. E. B. Brewing Team . . . pals with Ed. Tom. Donna and The F. B. Gang . . . nice, easy going, friendly, and loves to eat. also class gambler . . . Mr. Forst. Mr. Osh. and Mr. Corbet rate . . . Yo! Let's get some beer . Awight . . . sees wildlife conserva- tion in the future. 56 JUN HYUNG KIM JOHN H. LINCOLN. JR. Howard B. Lipton: Howie . . .Cooper Valley Village P-9. E.P. . . . hangs wiih Dean. Mike. Mark. Perry, and Dave . . . easy lo gel along with . . . What's up cool? . . . plans lo be an electri- cian . . . Will never forget oul back with RAC. Suzanne Littlcford: Su . . . 213 L. Broad Si.. Burl.. . . Color- guard soph and junior years . . . friends with Zak. Gina. Wheal, and Karen . . . Kra ee. likes lo parly, oul going . . . Hey there W'hal's up? . . . plans on traveling and lo be an accountant: lo live your life in your own way. lo reach for ihc goals you have set for yourself, to be the you thal you want to be. lhal is success. SUZANNE LITTLEFORD Charlene Long: Charlie . . . 512 Arbor Green Apis.. E. P. . . . Track . . . seen with Roxanne II.. Bonnie F. . Paula M.. and Robin B . . . easy to gel along with . . . Be quiet . . . May go to Nursing School if nol. She may go into the service CHARLENE LONG THERESA LONG Theresa Long: Terri . . . 230 Hendrickson Ave.. F P. . . . Office Runner and Library Aid . . . friends with Tern. Teresa and Sharon . . talkative and crazy . . . Don’t gel smart!” . . . plans to work and marry, and also lo travel the world. LANCE LOTT Lance Loll: “Lance a Loll . . . 408 Arthur Dr.. F..P. . . 2 yrs. J.V. Soccer and 2 yrs Varsity Soccer pals with Ken Peak, and Bill Sinnett . . Easy to get along with . . Will never forget the night of 1 15 78 . Vo! . . future includes college with the hopes of becoming an electrical engineer. Teresa Loveland: Terry . . . 524 Columbus Rd.. Burl. . . . Main Office Runner and a Library Aide . . . seen with Rich. Roniann. and Terry . . . talkative, crazy, and easy to get along with . . Mr. Corbett and Mr. Reardon really rate. Will never forget the times in Mr. Reardon's class and Aug. 21. 1977 ... a future planned in secretarial work. TERESA LOVELAND Thomas Low den: Borg . . . 326 St Mary St.. Burl. . . . Frosh Football . . . hangs with Mease. Meat. Pat and Bill ... I got a dollar. . . plans to attend college and study anthro- pology. THOMAS LOWDEN JUDITH LUCAR IN I Judith K. Lucarini: Judy . . . 349 Fernwood Ave.. Burl. . . . Colorguard. Orchestra. Office Runner, and Heirloom Business Staff . . . seen with pianos and Ivy Leaguers . . . quiet, cynical, and fanciful . Ma. che vuoi? . . . plans to travel and work as a law firm secretary. 57 mark McDonald Mark McDonald: “Doodle” . . . 504 Otto Ave.. F..P. . . . friendly, and crazy . . . seen with Spinea. Whitcy Donna. Eric. Mark . . “Whafs up? Sure . . . plans lo become rich and live up in (he mountains. Arnita McGee: ... 206 Colonial Rd.. E.P.. very friendly, and easy going . . . friends are Peaches. Kim. and Mel- vin . . I can dig it . That’s sporty . . . plans lo attend Rut- gers or Penn State for a future in Computer Science. ARNITA MeGEE Alphonsus McHugh: “Al” . . . 321 Jones Avc.. Burl. . . . Heirloom Editorial Staff. Heirloom Business Staff, and Garden Club . seen with Paul. J.. Crack. Sherrill. Kathy, and Chris- tine . . . friendly, humorous and always smiling . . . Right!” I doubt it.” . . . intends to go to college. ALPHONSUS McHUGH JOHN MeMONAGLE John McMonaglc: “Mick” . . . 422 Flanders Rd.. Burl. . . . Tennis Club . . . bud- dies with Al. and Crack . . . “Really.” . . Intends to marry a rich girl and retire. WATSON McNEIL. JR. Watson McNeil. Jr.: “Watts” ... 62 West 6th St.. Burl. . . . Track and Band . . . hangs with Steve. Al. and the gang . . .cool and easy going. . . Be cool.”. . . intends to go to college. Mike Maccar: Bear . . . 926 Shadeland Avc.. Burl.. . Varsity wrestling. President of Student Council . . . friends arc Dianne. Lisa, and Bill. . . likes to party, big flirt . Where's Dianne? . . . plans arc to go to college for woodworking. MIKE MACCAR 58 Warren Macon: the Make ... 24 Francis St.. Burl. . . . Varsity baseball, intramural basketball, and a drum major . . . hangs with Drew. Dumas, lee. R.T.. Ellis, and B. . . friendly, quiet, easy going, loves ladies . . . “What's up? Yo!” . . . plans to attend college and search for a rewarding career. WARREN MACON ROBERTA. MANGONE Robert A. Mangone: Jolcr . “Rubert . Aruba . . . 216 E. Union St.. Burl. . . . Varsity wrestling . . . seen with Debbie. Doug. Ray. Mike and Tony . . . outgoing, polite, and good looking . . . will always remember Mr. Corbetts' lit- erature class . . Pardon me. What? . . . plans to start his own business. KEITH MARCHESE Keith Marchcsc: Cheese” . . . 206 E. Union St.. Burl.. . . seen with Donna. Kathy, and the gang at the Hope Fire Co.. . . easy to get along with, moody and generous . . . Sec you later. '. . . plans to get rich. Anthony Mannclla: 29 E. Union St.. Burl. ANTHONY MARINELLA David M. Marsh: Marsh . Farmer Dave” ... 1021 Cooper St.. E.P. . . . wres- tling and track . . . intelli- gent and quiet . . . seen with Reim. Wolf, and Jones . . . future plans arc col- lege. possibly ROTC. chem- ical engineering, environ- mental engineer, farmer lots of backpacking, rock clim- bing. and traveling. DAVID M. MARSH JAMES MARTIN James Martin: J. C. Mar- lin . . . 423 York St.. Burl. . . . Varsity wrestling . . . seen with the homeboys . . . nice and easy to get along with . . . No bull. . . . plans to go on to col- lege or find a job. Annika Mattus . . Arlavagcn 14. S-55248 Jokopmg Sweden . . . exchange student and Heirloom. Kcyclub . . . seen with Everyone . . . lovable, sensible, easy to get along with, and unforgettable, and loves to party ... I will always remember my wonderful year at BCHS. all my nice teachers and friends, and especially my great sisters Rochelle and Joann . . . plans to continue Swedish school. Thomas M. Mcascy: Mease. Nan . . . 136 E. Union St.. Burl. . . . football. Varsity baseball and the swim team . . . hangs with Meat. Pat and Lowden . . . easy going and shy . . . What's the deal? . Don't be scared. ', and Hey. do me a favor? . . . plans to go to college for commercial art and make a million. ANNIKA MATTUS THOMAS M. MEASEY Curt D. Mehrer: C.C.” . . . 128 E. Union St.. Burl. . . . frosh football, weight- lifting. and auto shop . . . seen with Ozzy. Smilty. Pass and the gang . . . easy going, enjoys partying and loves the shore . . . What's up? . . . future plans include going to college. CURT D. MEHRER GEORGE MEREDITH George Meredith: “George . . . 1214 Bridge- boro Rd.. E.P. . . . base- ball. track, stage crew, and stage manager . . seen with Flake. Spark. Walt, and the boys in the band . . . fuzzy, and always miss- ing classes . . will never forget Mr Ahcarn or Mr Geltch . . . “When's prac- tice? wants to become a sound technician or a musi- cian. 59 LISA MESSINEO Lisa Messinco: Lcs . . .118 Stevenson Avc.. E.P.. . . J.V. soft- ball. wrestling scorckcepcr. float committee. Heirloom typing staff . . . pals with Kirk, Pam. Fer. Nette, Terri . . . crazy, talkative, easy to get along with . . . Will never forget May 12, 1977 . . . •'tacky. ’ Are you crazy? . . . future plans arc to become a key- punch operator, marriage. Lawrence P. Mitchell: “Poindexter . . . 505 Duscr Rd.. Burl. . . soccer, exchange student to Brazil . . . hangs with Bullcthcad. Iron. Yank. Fro, Fragile, Contact. Dirt Bomb, Ruff . . . easy going and not as dumb as he looks . . . Ying-Yang. Nil-Nit. and Du . . . intends to become an electrician. LAWRENCE P. MITCHELL Rochelle A. Montagano: Shelley ... 1106 5th and Pope St.. Burl . . . track, keyclub. honor society, ten- nis club, teacher aid in ele- mentary school . . . seen with Cheryl. Annika. Joanne P.. and the rest of the gang . . . crazy, fun to be with, always friendly, always ready to help some- one . . . Will always remember my Swedish sis- ter Annika and July 24. 1976 . . . When the shark bites plans to attend a business college to become a court reporter. ROCHELLE A. MONTAGANO THOMAS MORRIS Thomas Morris: “Tom . . . 302 Orchard Avc.. Burl . . . varsity football, track. Boys State . . . buddies with Irwin. Cabrera. Fabi. Perry. Whitey. Dootle . . . hardworking, likes to have a good time . . . Yo man . . . plans to go to college, do a lot of hunting, and still go to parties. PATRICK L. MORRISSEY Patrick L. Morrissey: Pat . . . 224 W. Federal St.. Burl . . . football, basketball . . . hangs with Meat. Tom. Lowden . . . quiet, likes to have a good time . . . What’s the deal?” You messed up real bad. Don’t get mad. . . . plans a profession as an auto mechanic. Laura Munson: 420 Taylor Ct.. E.P. . . . national honor society. Spectrum contributor . . . seen with Chris. Judy. Young. Nancy . . . friendly, intelligent, quiet, sincere, a perfectionist . . . Of course! That’s alright. . . . future plans are hard work, a fam- ily. and an active role in society. LAURA MUNSON William R. Murray: Buddy . . .471 Locust Ave.. Burl . . . wrestling, bodybuilding, woodshop. and a member of the 5th period Bonzi club . . . hangs with Venito. Fit. Jamie, and Greek . . . nice, easy to get along with . . . “What’s up? You’re crazy” . . . plans to attend B.C.C. then go to Rutgers. Suzanne Nolan: “Sue . . . 926 Mount Rd.. Burl . . . color guard and student council . . . pals around with Janie. JoAnne. Leroy, Theresa. Pam . . . moody, crazy, likes to party . . . That's crazy!” . . . intends to work and go to Las Vegas . . . Will never forget Stokes ’76. 60 WILLIAM F. MURRAY SUZANNE NOLAN PATRICIA A. NOWAK Patricia A. Nowak: Patti . . . 110 Colonial Rd.. E.P. . . . seen with Terry. Tuz. and Tommy . . . crazy, rowdy, loves to party . . . “Let’s go to Dclran. “Bill, could you do me a favor? . . . plans to he a fashion model and travel. Michael Nutt: “Nutt” . . . 314 Lincoln Ave.. E.P. . . . Baseball, varsity football, senior candy drive . . . hangs with Dupree bros.. Reggie. Bruce. Joe . . . humorous, talkative, easy to get along with . . . “We owe you one to Billy Boone . . . intends to go to college and hopefully to play pro baseball. Also settle down with the right girl and get married. 1v MICHAEL NUTT Christopher R. O'Neill: “Chris” . . . 916 Mount Rd.. Burl . . . fresh, and soph, track . . . buddies with Bob and Doug . . . friendly, smart, and crazy . . . really likes hunting and partying ... Will always remember metal and wood shops . . . “Hey! Who threw that? . . . would like to become a machinist and go into business. CHRISTOPHER R. O’NEILL GINAOCHIPINTI Gina Ochipinti: 342 E. Union St.. Burl . . . Likes being with friends that arc partying . . . hangs with Sue. Wheat. Zak, Mike. Karen . . . loves to laugh, easygoing. . .“Huh! . . . future plans arc to find a job and to travel. RAY PASSARELLI Ray Passarclli: Pass” ... 823 Bordentown Rd.. Burl . . . base- ball. fresh, football . . . seen with Ferd. Caruso. Vinnie. and the rest of the auto shop boys . . . generous, wealthy, very Italian . . . I can't take it. “What's you gonna do? . . . wants to be a mechanic or a game warden, and to hunt and fish around the states. Jarvis Patrick: (J.) . . . 220 East Pearl St.. Burl . . . football, basketball . . . pals around with Doc. Cat. Ice, and Philly Reg . . . cool and smooth . . . What’s happening tonight . . . after high school will go to college. JARVIS PATRICK Robert Paul: 747 Neptune Avc.. Burl. ROBERT PAUL JOE PETERSON Joe Peterson: Pete . . . J- 6 Irongatc Apt.. E.P. . . . baseball, and football . . . pals with Dave and Jim. . . crazy . . . plans on going to wood working college. 61 TAMMY PFISTER JOANN M. PFEIFFER Joann M. Pfeiffer: Pfeif . . . . 725 Green St.. E.P. ... Sr. Class Secretary. Chcerlcading 3 yrs.. Exchange Student Hostess. Girls State. Key Club. Jr.-Sr. Party Queen. Homecoming Candidate 2nd Runner-up. Baseball Manager. . . can be seen with “Peas”. Ann. Karmclla. and Annika . . . friendly, out-going, always smil- ing. . . . will never forget 5th per. Chemistry class. . . . “It hap- pens. “Really! . . . Plans to attend college for Physical Ther- apy. Tammy Pfistcr: Tam . . . 1026 Mt. Holly Rd.. E.P.. . . eating, talking, and flirting . . . friends arc Nay. Pork. Mouse . . talka- tive. crazy, friendly . . . If you don’t like it don’t look! You rollin?” . . . plans a career in photography and would like to travel. Roy Phelps: 318 S. Harri- son Ave.. E.P. Bradley Phillips: “Dr. Brad”. “Doe . “Bradd.” ... 160 East 7th St.. Burl. . . . basketball, ping-pong, tennis. . . . hands with the country and city boys. . . . easy-going, gets along with everybody. COOL! . . . “Are you up on what’s going down? , would like to be a disc-jockey and get rich. ROY PHELPS BRADLEY PHILLIPS JANET PIERCE Janet Pierce: Ralph . . . 235 Brown St. Burl. . . . Band . . . Pals around with Gail. Sue. Ruth. Tamie. and Cip . . . moody, loud crazy, and friendly . . . will never forget B.B.B. . . . and McGuire Lancs . . . Really? What a trip! . . . intends to go to college for Data Processing, and bum around. Nancyjo Pisa: “Peas .... 501 Otto Ave. E.P.. . . Sr. Class Vice Pres.. Heirloom yearbook staff. Baseball Manager 4 yrs.. Tennis Club. Student Council I yr.. Office Runner. Teacher Aides. Pinochle Club (Soph. yr.). Student Announcements, one of the Homecoming Queens . . . can be seen with Pfeif. Grcc. Webster. Ann. and Mella . . . outgoing, talkative, friendly, crazy, and Spir- ited . . . will always remember 5th per. Chemistry class . . . Stand Please . What’s up MO? . . . plans to attend Stockton State College. NANCYJO PISA Barbara Podraza: Barb . . . . 334 Barclay St.. Burl. . . . Ski Club . . . pals with Kathy and Nancy . . . crazy, loves to party, funny. What are you doinT’ . . . plans a career working with Bell Telephone and would like to travel. Vincent J. Polito: Vince . . . . 920 Mount Rd. Burl. . . . Frosh Football. Varsity Baseball . . . hangs with Zeek. Olive. Ferd, and Blowic . . . easygoing, loves to parly. . . . will always remember Sophomore Yr. and Nancy Pisa . . . “What's Happening? Yo Scosh . . . intends to be rich by the age of 30 and do a lot of traveling. 62 BARBARA PODRAZA VINCENT J. POLITO WESLEY QUINTON Wesley L. Quinton: Juice. Quinistonc . . . S-7 Irongate Apts.. E.P.. . . Freshman Baseball. Freshman and Varsity Foot- ball . . . seen with Thompsand in Cinnaminson with Cinny . . . crazy, always cracking but serious when necessary . . “Always and Forever. “So! What’cha gonna do? . . . future plans arc to go to college or get a job. Bruce J. Reim: “Zonk” . . .317 Lincoln Ave.. F..P. . . . Varsity Football. J.V. Baseball. Key Club Vice-President. . . pals around with Jones. Flake. Mike . . . quiet, easy to get along with . . . “What’s for lunch today?” . . . intends to study Engineering at Rutgers. BRUCE J. REIM Deborah Rhett: “Debbie” . . . 1206 Bridgeboro Rd.. E.P. . . . Snack Shack . . . hangs with Scrita. Lisa. Michelle. Claire. Bonnie, and the rest of the gang . . . friendly, easy to get along with . . . “I’m telling you” . . . after high school will go to a business school and then become an Executu- vive Secretary. DEBORAH RHETT JOSEPH RICCI Joseph Ricci: “Rich” . . . 207 Regency Rd. E.P. . . The play Kismet . . . pals with Moony. Snieckus. Gavin . . . quiet . . . plans to become an Electronical Engineer. NANCY RILEY Nancy Riley: 96 S. Garden Blvd.. E.P. . . . buddies with Barb and Kath . . . friendly, loves to party, crazy.. . . “Really?” “Where's (he party” . . . plans to attend some type of art school. Claire B. Roach: “Berme” . . . 609 York Street. Burl. . . friends are Shelly. Debbie. Gail. Zea. Rocky, and gang . . . cheerful, very friendly, very understanding person . . . “Hey. where's Shelly . would like to attend a business secretarial school, work, and maybe look forward to marriage. CLAIRE B. ROACH Michelle K. Roberts: “Peaches . . . 207 Cardi- nal Rd.. F..P. . . . seen with Andre and E.P. crew . nice and crazy . . . Hey. what’s up?’’ . . . future plans arc to attend Living- ston College and major in City Planning and Urban Developments. MICHELLE K. ROBERTS RONNIE ROBINSON Ronnie Robinson: Smoke . . 210 E. Fed- eral Street. Burl . . . JV and Varsity Soccer. Fire Club . . . buddies with home boy’s . . . nice, very cool, easy to get along with . . . Na! Man!” . . . intends to go to trade school or col- lege or service. 63 RAY RODRIGUEZ Ray Rodriguez: Ray . . . 503 Ono Ave.. E.P. . . . seen wuh Sandy. Dave. Tom Thumb. Bone. Ossie B.S. . . . funny, crazy . . . Where's ihc party? . . . plans to go to college for art and to be a drummer for a rock-and-roll group. Walter Ruff: Ruff” ... 308 N. Garden Blvd.. E.P. . . . seen with Doug and Darrell . . . funny, crazy, easy to get along with, loves to party . . . intends to go to college and to be a profes- sional guitarist. WALTER RUFF Donna M. Ruvo: Ruvo . . . 19 Wellington PI.. Burl. . . . hangs with Rich. Burn- sic. Baldo. Tree. Con. Nanc. and the rest of the nuts . crazy, very moody and emotional, enjoys partyin’ having a good time . . . Will never forget March 11. June 10. or the summer of 77 . . . What’s a matter? . “Why? . You’re a snook! . . . would like to become a physical therapist: hopes to get married and have a fam- ily. DONNA M. RUVO CAROL A. SALAGA Carol A. Salaga: Pooh . . . 744 Bordentown Rd.. Burl. . . . always seen with Pat. . . friendly, easy to get along with, understanding . . . Really . . . Will never forget Sept. 25. 1976 . . . plans a future in the secretarial field. 64 Kathleen Santucci: Tucci . . . 257 Ellis St.. Burl.. . . Mr. Cun- ningham’s runner and secretary . . . pals with Theresa. Diane, and the rest of the partyin’ crew . . . Italian, short, loves to laugh . . . Will never forget Nov. 6. 1975. drives in the country looking for rabbits, writing letters to Hershey. or that night after the barn meeting. . . Mr. C.” and Mr. G. are tops . . . “Oh. my God . I can’t take it . What not . . . plans to attend college and someday become a medical secretary: would like to get married and travel to Italy. Judith J. Scartocci: Judy . . . 1057 Bordentown Rd.. Burl.. . . Student Council, Future Nurses Club. Wrestling Mgr.. New Jer- sey Girls’ State . . . friends with Kelly. Laura. Sherrill . . . quiet, friendly, easy-going . . . “Sounds good . . . plans include college. KATHLEEN SANTUCCI JUDITH J. SCARTOCCI John F. Schaak: Shark . . .212 Coolidge Ave.. E.P. . . . hangs with Em. Flake, George . . . loud and nuts . . . future includes whatever . John Schuyler: 221 Penn St.. Burl. JOHN F. SCHAAK JOHN SCHUYLER GAIL SHAFER Gail Shafer: Doe ... 14 Dunbar Homes. Burl Varsity Basketball. Color Guard. Office Guard. Afro-American Club. hangs with Lea. Antoinette. Michelle. Clair. Robin. Yancy . moody, nice, loveable, loves to parly . . will never forget those Friday nights at Jaycccs . . . Mrs. McKenna really rates . “Um. Urn. Urn . Just knocks me over . plans include going to college, majoring in Accounting or Business Administration. Albert L. Simmons: “Lee . . 96 W. 7th St.. Burl. . enjoys playing basketball and football . . hangs with Warren and the boys . . . nice and cool . . . Kool Bell . . hopes to get a job and a new car. ALBERT L. SIMMONS Lucrecia Simmons: Annette ... 96 W. 7th St.. Burl. . . seen with Evelyn . . . friendly . wants to be a singer or a nurse's aide. LUCRECIA SIMMONS JONNETTA SMITH Jonnetta Smith: Smitty” . . .31 W.9thSt.. Burl.. . . Band. Color Guard. Heir- loom Staffs. Kismet . seen with Lee. Rccna. Wayne, and always with Rick . . . congenial, contro- versial. moody, shy. very idealistic . - Oh. wow . . . sees a future in mar- riage and Business Admin- istration. PAULSNIECKUS Pai l Snicckus: Sneak . . .321 Cliff Ave.. E.P Chem. Lab Assistant, filmed football games and assemblies . . hangs with Caf. Gav. and other folks . . . strictly unique . . . “What, we have a test today! . . . Will never forget Osh's class plans to go to college to seek further knowledge. Ru:h Sozio: 800 Bordentown Rd.. Burl. . . . seen with Penny. Jolcne. Ralph, and the Burger King crew . . . very rowdy at times, loud, funny . . . What did you say? . plans to get a job. marriage is in mind. RUTH SOZIO Donna J. Stanley: 228 W. Union St.. Burl. . . . J.V. Hockey. Guidance Runner . . . seen with Melanie. Nancy. Lisa. Stephanie . . . crazy, weird . . . Oh. shut up , you walk too fast . . . plans a future in Com- puter Programming. DONNA J. STANLEY NEALD. STEEN Neal D. Steen: Doug . 135 Juniper St.. Burl. . . Student Council . . . hangs with Sncick. Gavin. Roy, Doug . . . friendly . . . favorite teachers arc Mr. Osherow and Mr. Reardon . . . plans college in the future. 65 STEPHEN M. STEINER Stephen M. Steiner: “Steve . Esteban . . . 422 Independence Dr.. Burl. . . . Heirloom Business and Editorial Staffs. Heirloom Editorial Manager. Honor Society — Pres.. Student Council. School Musicals. Chorus. Band. Stage Band . seen especially with Joanne and Valerie . . . out-going, friendly, helpful, hard- working or what? . . . future plans include Gettys- burg College for Music Ed. and hopefully a successful and profit- able career in Music. Deanne V. Stetson: Dec . . . 219 N. Harrison Ave.. E.P. . . . J.V. Cheerleading Captain. Varsity Cheerleading. Heirloom Edi- torial Staff. . . seen with Ron. Debic. Steve. Linda, and Jeff T. . . . quiet and friendly . . . plans to go to college for nursing. DEANNE V. STETSON Kells Stone: “Kelly . . . 417 Lawrence St.. Burl.. . . Arrowhead Staff . . . seen with Judy. Pal. and the 8th Period Crew . witty, crazy. loves the action . . . So what did you do this weekend? . . . plans include college. KELLY STONE MICHAEL SYKALA Michael Sykala: 640 Bor- den town Rd.. Burl CALVIN A. SYKES Calvin A. Sykes: “Rev. ... 118 E. Federal St.. Burl. . J.V. Baseball. Freshman football. Mgr. for J.V. Varsity Basketball. Snack Shack. Student Council. Fire Squad. Library Aide. Chef Club . . hangs with the Boys (Spike. Rock. Dope. E-man. Wayne. Rick). . easy to get along with, loves history and party- ing at the Republican Club . . You there, let’s get that old Eng- lish 800 . . . favorite teacher is Coach Costello . plans to go in the Air Force: marriage and a successful life in the business and political world in also in the future. Reginald L. Sykes: “Mr. P. (stands for planter)” . 118 E. Fed- eral St.. Burl. . pals with West. Little Brick, and F.lisha . quiet, cool and smooth . . . What’s up. brother . . plans to attend a trade school to take up carpentry. REGINALD L. SYKES 66 Wanda L. Sykes: Nut Num . Sweet Wanda . . .525 York St.. Burl. . . . Snack Shack. Library Aide . . seen with Karen. Amy. Jewel. Thelma, and espe- cially Danny ... Nice Gentle, sweet and good- looking Mary Platt rates What’s for lunch . Have you seen Danny0 plans include going to college, being a legal secretary, and working pan time as a model or stewardess WANDA L. SYKES Patricia M Terzano: Patti . 803 Salem Rd.. Burl. . . . seen with Donna and April . . Mr. Fran- chino and Mrs. Platt really rate . . . “Solid, for a change . . . Will never for- get Environmental Science and 8th Per. Senior Lounge with Jim . . . plans to go to business school for Court Reporting. PATRICIA M. TERZANO REGGIE THOMAS Reggie Thomas: Reg . .81 W. 9th Si.. Burl. . . Varsity Football. J.V. Varsity Basketball. Band, and Track . . . hangs with Ice. J.D.. B i Ilis. J.. Z Warren, the Make. Terri M.. “B . and the girls in the country. P.F.. I.G.. M.E. . . calm . plans to major in Physical Education and to play and coach bas- ketball professionally. Antoinette Thompson: “Toni T. . . . 203 York St.. Burl. . Afro-American Club. Office Runner . . seen with Gail S.. Bar- bara B.. I.ca J.. Michelle H. . . . evil, but friendly . . . will never forget that cut parts in freshman year . . . Knickerbocker really rales . . “Really . Shut up . . . plans to attend college for nursing. ANTOINETTE THOMPSON Charles N. Thompson: Chuck . Thomps . . 109 Sunset l.ane. E.P. . Varsity Track and Football . pals with Quintstone . . . can be seen traveling to Cinn. to see the Bailey sis- ters . . easy going . . . “ease up”. Do that! . . . intends to go to college to become a commercial artist. CHARLES THOMPSON JR. Jeffrey A. Thompson: Jeff 410 Cherrix Ave.. E.P. . Heirloom Business and Editorial Staffs. A r row head friends with Sue. I.onna. C.Y . and J.P. . friendly, intellectual . . . “Outra- geous and phenomenal . Really . One day” . . plans to go to college, majoring in Business Admimstration Computcr Science and to travel the world. JEFFREY A. THOMPSON Kathleen A. Thompson: Kathy . . 206 Lincoln Ave.. E.P. Secretary Treasurer National Honor Society. Band. Orchestra. Kismei. Class Representative . . seen with Christine. Al. Barb. Frank. Jackie . cheerful, always smiling . . . would like to work in the computer sciences. William Trump: “Bill . . 85 S. Garden Blvd.. E.P. . . . Varsity Football Wrestling. Freshman baseball . . . hangs with Brian. Ricky. Jun. Andy. John. Perry, and Tom . . . rowdy, likes parties and concerts . . . Burchell and Ballard rate . . Don’t bum mu out.” . . . plans to attend college. KATHLEEN A. THOMPSON WILLIAM TRUMP Oi Kwan Tsang: Oi” . . 1306 Coopcrtown Apt. 88. E.P . Chorus. Ping-pong activities . . . seen with Sam and June . . sincere, friendly. . plans to attend college. Patrick R. Ubelc: Ub . . . 219 N. Garden Blvd.. E.P.. . . Basketball. Tennis Club . . seen with Carol. Chris. C'af. Ches, Eggy . . . friendly, loud . . . will never forget Sept. 25 or the mornings out front . . . Really . Check it out . . . plans a career an an electrician. OI KWAN TSANG PATRICK R. UBELE 67 TERI UNDERWOOD Teri Underwood: Chickie “Legs . . . 573 York St.. Burl. . . . Basketball. Tennis Club . seen with D.M.. C.L.. L.G.. D.T.. Sister R.S.. and the dudes . . . easy to get along with, but changes with the seasons . . . “Unimm, Do that baby . . .future plans are a career in Fashion or Business Administration. Robert Varanyak: Crack . . . 342 E. Broad St.. Burl.. . . hangs with Al. Moc. Jay . . . cool and quiet . . . sec you later . . . After high school plans are uncertain. ROBERTVARANYAK James V. Venito: Hyme” and Plato . . .311 Earner Avc.. Burl.. . . Metal Shop. Part of the Frissbc Gang . . . seen with Carol. Emmons. Sinnet. Jennings and Peterson . . . can be seen driving a brown 4- whcclcr . . . You Narc! . Come Back Next Year . . . intends to be a State Trooper or a Game Warden. Donna Evelyn Wampler: Wamp . . . 225 Collidgc Ave.. E.P. . . . friends arc Karen. Dianne. Janet and Eon . . . friendly and crazy at times . . . What’s up?!?! . . . would like to go into Data Processing or Printing. JAMES V. VENITO DONNA EVELYN WAMPLER Eric Warren: “Drew Brown . 87 W. 9th St.. Burl. . . . Band. Future Phsycian's Club. Freshman Basketball and Football . . . seen with Robin and the boys . . . funny, always joking and defi- nitely cool. . “What's UP . . . plans to go to college to major in Business and X-Ray Technician. William Scott Webster: Scott ... 133 Church St.. E.P. ... is seen with Grec. Larry. Dennis. Pfeif. and Peas . . . quiet and friendly . . . That's Cool . . . would like to attend college and become a Marine Biologist. ERIC WARREN WILLIAM SCOTT WEBSTER Deborah L. Weiner: “Dcbie Lee . . . 5AI Arbor Green Apts.. F. P . Heirloom Editorial and Business Staff. Heirloom Business Staff Manager. Float Com- mittee. Secretary for Mr. Deschu . . seen with Bruce. Dee. Roxane. Linda. Steve. Donna and anyone who will be seen with her . . . Jewish, flirty, funny, outspoken, moody, big mouthed , and a bit strange . . . will never forget Oxmead Rd.. the ketchup. Mr. Deschu. Mr. Porter. Mrs. Graves or Oct. 13. 1977 . . . Oh...... . . plans to go to college for accounting and eventually marry a rich guy. 68 DEBORAH L. WEINER Lionel West: Lonnie . . . 432 York St.. Burl.. . . Bas- ketball. Tennis Club and They were Deep . . . seen with Stcph. Earl. W. Pearl Boys and Mr. P. . . . Smooth . . . will never forget the good times in Mr. Wciler's class . . . What’s up . . . Intends to attend college and receive some more knowledge about Bus- iness Management. LIONEL WEST Donna Wheatly: 419 Locum Ave.. Burl. Michael White: “Whitey” - . . 422 Jefferson Ave.. E.P. . . . J.V. Baseball and Football. . . always seen with Donna, then Doodle. Spin. Gch. Eric Coffinhead and ( ran Nova Head . . . Crazy, always looking to parly . . . What's up? . . . plans to get rich the easy way. DONNA WHEATLY MICHAEL WHITE Darlene Whitfield: Sun- shine . . . Beverly National Cemetery. E.P. . . . Band . . . seen with none other than: Ed Olive, also Terri. Arlene. Denise. Wendy. Barb Melanie, and Dave . . . Likeable, funny and nuts” . . . will never forget lunch with all her jamming friends . . . Ami gonna be late? . . . plans to go into modeling defi- nitely and most definitely marriage. DARLENE WHITFIELD JEFFERY LINFORD WILKINS Jeffery Linford Wilkins: Grizz . . . % N. Garden Blvd.. E.P. . . . Football. Track and Band ... is never without Keith . . . crazy sense of humor and gets along with most every- one . . . future plans are to play his guitar, live in the woods and do what I want . JOSEPH WILKINSON Joseph Wilkinson: 212 Lincoln Avc.. E.P Yancy E. Williams: Pclc ... 7 Belmont St.. Burl. . . J.V. and Varsity Soccer. Baseball. Varsity Basketball Statistician. Audio- Visual Club . . . seen with Swan. Calvin Sykes and PH EE . . . talkative, cool, collective (muy suave) . . . Coach Jo Costello really rates . . . Like a Big Boy . “Ain't you a Brick . . . plans to attend college to major in the field of Computer Science. To benefit society by helping under-educated youngsters, to become a legend. YANCY E. WILLIAMS Gregory Wilson: Cadillac . . . 6 W. Pearl St.. Burl. . . . Basketball. Track. Football and looking for Robin Bulter . . . hangs with the boys from Bev- erly . . . always has time to listen, bright, nice but not tame . . . All-right . What’s up? . . . would like to go into Physical Therapy and Physical Edu- cation. hopes to become a future Professional Basket- ball player and get married to a very sweet young lady. GREGORY WILSON FRANK JOSEPH WOLF Frank Joseph Wolf: Wolf . . . 210 Stevenson Avc.. E.P. . . . seen with Joe Fisher. Dave Marsh. Kathy Thompson . . . intelligent and funny . . future plans are to major in Computer Science. 69 DONNA L. WOLON Donna L. Wolon: Woolie . . . 436 W. Broad St.. Burl. . . . long cruises at lunchtime in the Blue Bomb . . . seen with Renee, all the Donna’s and Bruce . . . always smiling, very dizzy and loves to party . . . “Where’s Nae?” . . . After high school plans arc to relax and enjoy life. Cindy Wood ... 102 Thompson St.. Burl. . . . seen with Fred. Jolene. Ruth and Penny . . . quiet and moody . . . future plans are to find a job and get married. CINDY WOOD Shain Woomcr . . . 723 Woodlane Ave.. F..P. . . . hangs with Robert and Tom . . . very talkative . . . Oh my God!” . . . Intends to enter the Armed Forces after high school. SHAIN WOOMER FREDYACONA Fred Yacona: “Ferd . . 940 Easter Rd . Burl. . . seen with Cindy. Zcek. Vince and Ozzy . . . destructive . . . plans a career as an Auto Mechanic. DONNA ZAKSZESKI Donna Zakszcski: “Zack” . . . 658 Chclton Avc.. Burl. . . . seen with Wheat. Sue. Gina and Tina . . . quiet, crazy and fun to be with. . . Come on! ’. . . would like to travel after high school. Eric Zott: “Cricket” “Coffinhcad” . . . 223 Brown St.. Burl. . . . seen with Diner Doodle. Kram Novahead. Whitey and the girls . . . friendly, outgoing and loves to party . . What are you. crazy??T’. . . future plans arc to attend college. ERIC ZOTT Not Pictured: Steve Bell: 28 W. 8th St., Burl. Melvin Brown: “Spike” . . .101 Cardinal Rd.. Burl. . . . friends with Capes, Ant, Chap, Meador, Nita, Peaches, and Noonie ... a super cool man, violent, and a lover. . . “Check it out!”, “Dig it!” . . . Plans to attend Penco Tech for Auto Mechanics. Christine Borden: 170 Wall St.. Burl. Nathaniel Duckett: 967 Woodland Ave., E.P. Mark Egley: “Mark” . . . 200 W. Union St., Burl.. . . seen with the West end gang . . .quiet. . . Mr. Feilds and Mrs. Lewis really rate. Allison Greene: 431 Earl St.. Burl. James Hodges: 21 Dunbar Homes, Burl. Mark Allen Kirschner: “Kirsch” . . . 221 N. Harrison Ave., E.P. . . . hangs with Peak and Lott. . . Likes to have a good time . . . “Yeah really” . . . Plans to go to college and major in American History. James Klimek: 342 Orchard Avc.. Burl. John MacMillan: 120 E. Franklin Ave.. E.P. Genene McFaddcn: 304 N. Arthur Dr.. E.P. John Pennock III: “Pork” . . .411 Lawerance St., Burl. . . . Varsity Football and Baseball. Snack Shack . . . seen with Dennis, Jay. and Wilbur. . . “Burnt to the Max!” . . . plans to go into the Navy. Charles T. Potts III: “Chuck” ... 119 Greenwood Ave., Burl.. . . Football. Wrestling and Track . . . Always with Margaret. . . friendly . . .“Hey!”. . . plans to go into Forestry or Criminal Justice and make the best of it. Anthony Rambo: 352 Farner Ave.. Burl. William Sinnett: “Rung Fu” . . . Church St., E.P. . . . seen with Lance. Jimmy, and Fit. . . Talkative and a real class clown . . . “What’s happenin’ ”... plans to be in the National Ski Patrol and a State or Marine Policeman, wants to ski with the U.S. Ski Team, also plans to see Florida and Colorado. Robert Walker: 768 Woodlane Rd.. E.P. Lionel West: 432 York St., Burl. Evelyn Elizabeth Whitcraft: “Butcher . . . 41 Wood St., Burl.. . . hangs with Lucrecia . . .tricky. . . I’m not gonna do it! . . . wants to become a nurses’ aide. 71 Outstanding Most Likely to Succeed: Steve Steiner. Laura Munson Most School Spirited: Mike Greco, Nancy Pisa Most Studious: David Doerner. Laura Munson Class Rebels: Mike Sykala, Suzanne Littleford 72 Best Athletes: Bill Curry. Michelle Gondolf Seniors Most Talented: Steve Steiner. Barbara Bennett Neatest Dressers: Larry Burr. JoAnne Baldarossi Class Flirts: Mike Maccar. Robin Butler Most All Around: Bill Curry. Ann Marie Capri 73 In life we see through a glass vaguely, but in the new life we shall see face to face. There is pain and there is pleasure in life, but all things that have begun must end. And so it was with our fellow classmate and friend, Anthony Francesco. We will always cherish the memories of times past, and in this way, we will keep his spirit alive in all of us. 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Bcrkauzcr, S. Brody, C. Ange- latos. D. Bowker. E. Borden, L. Albright, D. Bell, S. Austin, S. Boudinot. J. Carugno. Row 2: C. Bell, K. Boone, G. Brotz, P. Booz, M. Blackmore, Mrs. Fisher. M. Brogan. G. Briscoe, J. Blasko- vich. M. Bogda. L. Bracia. 115 Row I: W. Crump, E. Chapman. M. Clancy, W. Cameron, J. Caruso. Row 2: G. Curiale, S. Corson, L. Cummings, S. Catlett, S. Danley, L. Cizmar. L. Costello. T. Clemens, H. Dawkins. K. Calderone. Row 3: D. Corda, D. Cristoforo, L. Con- way, Y. Chun, R. Crowe, V. Cox, M. Cephas. o 116 Row 1: J. Dorsey, J. Fabi, P. Diaczynsky. J. Dovey, D. Fox, L. Gadoury. C. Doer- ner, G. Edwards. R. Gardner, A. Dumas. P. Ferguson, J. Fox, C. D'Aslendis. Row 2: E. Ely, T. Earling, B. Donahue, W. Eagan, D. Ferguson, R. Dupery, Ms. Marini, V. Dawkins, S. Doolittle, S. Edge, S. Edwards, A. Fiadino. 211 Row I: K. Hughes. J. Humpert, I. Gittens. G. Harris, M. Hugg, S. Henley, D. Gar- nett, M. Giangiacomo, B. Fox. Row 2: K. Holloway, M. Harris, J. Grabitz, S. Ibbit- son. J. Hall, Mr. Bookbinder. J. Graven. P. Gregg, L. Groce, S. Hale. 79 213 Row I: T. Lincoln, M. Kramarz, C. John- son, S. Kerstetter, N. Hunt. Row 2: K. Kennedy, Mrs. Williams, K. Kennedy. Row 3: K. Jones, L. Lankelis, T. Lane, L. Kane, A. Johnson, J. Johansen, J. Jardot, C. Johnston. P. Lovenduski, P. Keen, G. Krajain, K. Kauker, P. Kenyon, C. Lar- kins, R. Jones. 214 Row I: J. Mancini, D. Law, C. Liciaga, M. McConnell. H. Mooney, C. Molineaux. T. Martisofski, S. Lowden. Row 2: Mr. Burc- hell, A. Marozzi, N. Marino, Y. Lowden, S. Macon, W. Martin, M. McNeil. G. McFadden, D. Morton, R. Long, I. Mar- iani, K. McGrath, D. Marshall. 217 Row 1: J. Nolan, E. Moore. K. Newman, G. Pierce, B. Minemier, M. Rinaldi, T. Miller, R. Oehrle, J. Myers, L. Pierce. Row 2: A. Pallente, R. Rancani. J. Pippen. B. Mattison, W. Perez, D. Phillips, A. Mitc- hell, S. Ritchie, B. Rencevicz, D. Riley, L. Paulson, L. Rivera. Row 3: T. Murphy, K. Peak. 220 Row 1: M. Seybert, C. Pyne, T. Rudzinski, R. Scott. Row 2: D. Steiner, D. Simcox. Row 3: A. Posch, P. Shepherd, R. Rough- ton, M. Rigby, G. Pitman, S. Schmitt, D. Smith, R. Pruden, C. Silpath, J. Pullman, C. Stoll, B. Rahilly. Row 4: P. Shirk, K. Slagle. 80 221 Row 1: M. Taft, D. Soltez, E. Salaga, L. Stumpf, L. Shinn, K. Vetter, P. Ubele, R. Sever. Row 2: J. Snively, D. Stypinski, D. Vechesky, L. VanSciver. D. Shepherd, Mrs. D. MacCrindle, J. St. Pierre. S. Thur- ber, A. Tomasone, R. Smires, S. Serfass, G. Turner, R. Schimchak, M. Tucker. 222 Row 1: C. Wheatly, C. Vizachero, G. Weiss, L. Wallace. Row 2: S. Weber, P. Wilson, S. Taylor, R. Stetson, G. Webb, J. Wolf, D. Wooden. Row 3: P. Wood, V. Wright, R. Ware, H. Weizer, K. Steven- son, M. Wood. 100 Row J: L. Austin, P. Anderson, D. Bih- lear, C. Ahearn, M. Anderson, M. Breece, B. Anderson. C. Albano, M. Alexander, W. Brown. Row 2: C. Alcott, A. Buser, J. Barber, M. Adamcik, C. Best, Mr. Jones, D. Appleton, D. Baran, D. Bell, J. Atzert, S. Allgood, J. Branham. 105 Row I: R. Bowery, B. Comber, T. Burr, S. Cardi, K.. Brewer, T. Borges, L. Bloomer, L. Bell, A. Caravella, L. Bloomer, M. Cecilia. Row 2: G. Crump, D. Caffrey. B. Carpenter, J. Broadbeny, S. Coleman, Mr. Seals, T. DeWitt, R. Coppola, B. Buckno, M. Chapman, G. DiCioccio. 81 109 Row I: D. Davis. R. Curiale. D. DiSeveria. D. Curry. D. Danchision. T. Fowler. S. DiGirolamo, J. Cardigan. T. Cavallero. N. Copper. W. Ellis. Row' 2: W. Comegys. B. Clemens, K. Carter, D. Fiad- ino. Ms. DePcrsia. M. Fabi. J. Fazzone. D. Eckert. S. Dobbins. M. Cliver. T. Edwardson. 114 Row I: M. Greene. T. Feltwell. R. Greco. T. Howard. W. Funk. E. Herman. J. Harry, D. Danchision. L. Franz. Row 2: G. Gatesman. B. Fitzpatrick. M. Fine. C. Gitto. G. Hinckley, S. Freeman. V. Edwards. R. Gandolfo. K. Grafenstine. N. Edge. 121 Row I: N. Hall. D. Hudah. T. Johnson. D. Hubbler. J. Kearney. D. Keegan. S. Jor- dan. J. Janson. B. Hart. Row 2: Ms. Knickerbocker. M. Haines. K. Hoffman. P. Hayes. S. Jones. D. Halcomb. P. Ham- mond. L. Jobes. J. Kazmierouicz. T. Inzerma. E. Hawkins. 124 A Row I: L. Manocchio. K. Kempton. K. Kilroy. M. Lucas. J. Koziol. T. Kane. Row 2: K. Keyes. M. McDonald. C. Kinsey. T. LaRue. D. Martin. E. Leftwich. J. Jones. 207 Row I: N. McMullen. M. Mieszanek. Row 2: B. Miller, G. Muise. A. Megariotis. K. Morrer, B. Montgomery, D. Murphy, D. McMillan, S. Meredith, C. Nelson, S. Orem. Row 3: D. Norcross, D. Miller, A. Maugeri. S, Moyer, R. Morrissey, A. Moore, T. Meredith, Mr. Weiler, A. McGinnis. K. McMonagle. L. Nyborg. B. McGinnis, D. Morton. M. Peel. T. Morri- son, N. Page. 209 Row 1: A. Perez, W. Purdy, B. Samuel, C. Pierce, R. Sheperd, R. Shaffer, W. Phil- lips, R. Rosario, R. Pallante. P. Park. Row 2: D. Samuel, T. Sams, D. Rose, R. Sam- uel, G. Savary, B. Sherman, J. Sanson. D. Podolak, S. Scott, Y. Shaffer. 215 Row 1: J. Stewart, K. Stuart, J. Voelme. Row 2: B. Velock, K. Treusch, C. Van Sciver. S. Timmons, K. Stewart. M. Stein- man, S. Smith, R. Tinnick, V. Stedeford, P. Sherrill, D. Snyder. Row 3: B. Todd, E. Smart, D. Varanyak, L. Stanley. K. Steen, L. Wadusky, W. Walter. D. Smith, B. Staeb. 216 Row I: B. Ward. S. Wilkins, B. Whitfield. Row 2: G. Woodward. D. Zoppina, K. Wolfe, V. Zeitlin, L. Wedderburn, C. Wil- liams, B. Wilson. Row 3: Mr. Gomba, E. Wright. W. Wilson, M. Woop, W. Waters, S. Webb, K. Wilkins, K. Watts. Row 4: R. Yates, G. Zoll, K. Zegers, D. Webster, D. Zoll, C. Wooters. C. Washington. 84 102 Row 1: C. Arnao, T. Bell, D. Blackmore. M. Bihlear. M. Becker. Row 2:.K. Barnes. S. Bishop, S. Birbilis, E. Bailey, T. Bores. Row3: T. Alloway. A. Arruda. S. Boyer, J. Attlerback. Ms. Hall. 103 Row I: J. Brodi, J. Brown. B. Centifonti. Row 2: J. Burley. T. Bodden, M. Bucci. A. Cawley. D. Catlett, M. Burroughs, J. Bradley. D. Brown. J. Broomall. D. Brown, E. Caravella, G. Brown. L. Butler, P. Braithwaite. Row 3: Mr. T. Ryan. 104 Row I: J. Clark. K. Danchision. S. Car- hart. K. Daniels, J. Clyde. L. Chapman. Row 2: R. Cliver, J. Coccia, T. Cisney, R. Cavallero. P. Chaney. A. Cavlfield. R. Cooper. Mr. DeMore. Row 3: D. Cardi. B. Conaway. 106 Row 1: B. Cramer, J. DiCioccio, R. Dan- iels. L. Cowan, D. Eckman. Row 2: R. Devlin, D. Crawford. J. DiPaolo, D. Cos- tello, O. Dotson. D. DePina. B. Crain. J. Deveney, K. Dwier. J. DiBuono. C. DiDomenico, S. Davey. Mr. Capritti. 85 110 Row I: J. Gondolf, V. Edve, G. Ellis. G. Edwards, K. Fabi, J. Duffy. Row 2: C. Fazio, C. Fryar, L. EUzy, A. Fisher. R. Edge, R. Edge, A. Elisha, C. Everham. 112 Row 1: J. Fox, T. Fink, L. Fine, L. Giano. S. Hubler, D. Hoffman. Row 2: J. Garon. M. Ferguson, V. Hills. R. Gardner. L. Hoffman. 127 Row I: B. HornFeck. E. Hilton. G. Hud- son, R. Hawkins. J. Hoyt. B. Gosizk. L. Hall, J. Holland. Row 2: J. Jobes. K. James. J. Humpert. J. Jones, J. Howard, Mrs. Gusz, K. Keegan. J. Johnstone. T. Keen, A. Kelly. D. Jackson. 129 Row I: J. Jankowski, R. Johansen, G. Johnson, D. Hughes, J. Kiss, H. Lambert, J. Kowalski. Row 2: S. Johnson, C. Jones, E. Hutton, B. Jacobs, S. Kerstetter, R. Williams. 87 200 Row I: Mr. Ballard, T. Jost, M. Jung, McMillian, R. Leuallen, A. Long, N. Leach, C. Kondaki, E. Kokocinski. Row 2: L. Major, K. Lowden, E. Loynd, D. Jost, R. Lloyd, C. Kontoulis. 201 Row I: D. Morton. Row 2: N. Miller, T. Murphy, S. McNeil, R. Murphy, D. Mar- tisofski, M. Mason, W. Mason, W. Mew- bom. K. Meadors. Row 3: D. Norcross, K. McGinnis, N. Megariotis, J. Mongillo, S. Morris, J. Moscato, B. Noble. B. Moore. 203 Row J: W. Pippin, S. Reidt, C. Oehrle, S. Reed. Row 2: A. Rebilas, M. Pitale, M. Rainer, D. Paul, K. Olin. G. Perkins. Row 3: Mr. Zytko, K. Phillips. T. Reilly, J. Okulewicz. J. Olive, M. Page, G. Pitman, M. Pfister, D. Pitt. 204 Row I: J. Schultz, T. Santucci. J. Scar- locci, T. Scheidel, B. Saunders, S. Schmidt. Row 2: R. Reeves. R. Schmidt. L. Schmidt. J. Richardson, K. Russel, S. Ritchie. P. Roland, K. Sams, M. Schiller. Row 3: N. Sarris, J. Shuck. 88 205 Row 1: Mr. Pharazyn. Row 2: R. Simcox, D. Shinn, A. Thompson, B. Stewart. R. Smith, P. Steinfeldt, S. Snively. D. Smith, J. Sousa. Row 3: D. Smith, W. Shedosky. K. Shumway, L. Thomas, B. Spruell, R. Taylor, C. Severs. 223 Row I: J. Wampler. K. Stanley. R. Stan- hope. Row 2: D. Ware, D. Velock. M. Sul- livan, Mr. Molinari, J. Ward, M. Tan- credi, D. VanSciver. Row 3: H. Tamasetti, R. Trebly. E. Szychoski, C. Thompson, C. Toner, K. Teisi. T. Swank, P. Turner, D. Troutman. 224 Row I: D. Williams. Row 2: Z. Warren, L. Williams. S. Webb, Mrs. Palmer, S. Weiss, C. Wooden. S. Wood. Row 3: W. Wil- liams. P. Wright, C. Ware, C. Watts, T. Wynn, K. Weatherwalks, A. Williams, K. Winkelspecht, N. Zeppa. Sophomore Class Officers: Melanie Lucas. Pres.; Donna Danchi son. Sec.; Nancy Edge. Treas. Missing: Jackie Sanson, V. Pres. Junior Class Officers: Joni Humpert, Treas.; Lisa Costello, Pres.; 89 Diane Smith. V. Pres.; Cindy Wheatley, Sec. 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McDonald, G. Johnson, A. Megariotis. G. Fuir, J. Garon, C. Alcott. Row 2: Mr. Pharazyn, K. Newman, M. Kra- marz, J. Koziol. G. Pitman, P. Booz, T. Alloway. R. Scassero. VARSITY RL'R .S v« ’ OPR. 34 Lenape 25 ' 39 Del ran 20 hi Riverside 28 30 .Florence 26 20 Palmvra 37 25 N.B.C. 30 36 Maple Shade 20 34 Burlington Twp. 24 48 ' Bordentown 15 93 Hockey Varsity Hockey: Row I: R. Gandolfo, L. Jones, J. Cross, T. Graven, S. Edge, L. Cummings, M. Gondolf. Row 2: T. Chapman, Coach D. Kozuck. K. Kaucher, R. Anderson, T. Lincoln, S. Duhart, G. Krajain, K. McMonagle. Roxanne Anderson Terri Graven Lea Jones VARSITY BURLS OPR. 0 1 lam. West 1 2 Bordentown 0 1 Riverside 3 0 Del ran 0 1 Florence 2 0 Palmyra 1 0 Burlington Twp. 1 0 Allentown 0 0 Riverside 3 1 N.B.C. 0 2 Maple Shade 0 1 Bordentown 1 0 Burlington Twp. 0 J. V. Hockey Team: Row I: S. Morris. A. McGinnis. B. Velock. M. Alexander, C. Ahearn. J. Humperl. S. Bishop. M. Anderson. Row 2: L. Bell, 95 Manager: P. Bucci. D. Baran. B. McGinnis. K. Watts. B. Fitzpatrick. S. Weiss. K. Danchision. G. Weiss. Manager. Soccer l orsiix Soccvr fl«n M Rinaldi. D. Steiner, managers, flow ’ A. Mitchell. A. Thompson. M. Greco. L Burr. B Minemier. I.. Mitchell. D Jones, flow .f 1 Brogan. M Adamclik. J Pullman. 1.. Lott. J. Harry. V Megariotis. T. Howard. A Hasher VARSITY BURLS OPP. 0 Vineland 2 1 Del ran 3 8 N.B.C. 0 2 Burlington Twp. 0 1 Camden Catholic 0 1 Maple Shade 1 0 Riverside ■ 1 2 Palmyra 1 2 Vineland 0 5 Deptford 2 1 Del ran 0 4 N.B.C. 0 0 Burlington Twp. 2 2 Trenton 5 1 Maple Shade 1 0 Riverside 2 4 Palmyra 1 1 Triton 1 J.V. BURLS OPP. 4 Borden town 2 0 Del ran 4 5 N.B.C. 1 6 Burlington Twp 1 2 Cam. Catfiolic 0 3 Maple Shade 1 4 Riverside 1 4 Palmyra 1 5 Deptford f I 2 Borden town 4 2 Del ran 3 3 N.B.C. I 3 Burlington Tw p. 0 2 Trenton 1 3 Maple Shade 1 4 Riverside 0 5 Palmyra 0 0 Triton 1 v- J.V. Soccer: Row 1: C. Oeherle. L. Mannochio. J. Kaxmierowicz. T. Fiadino. D. Velock. Row 2: K. McGinnis. R. Coppola. R. Oeherle. R. Yates. M. Blackmore. Matt Brogan Larry Burr — Captain Dennis Jones Coach Klimek Senior Soccer Players '77- ?7S Larry Mitchell Lance Lott 97 Football Varsity Football: Row I: B. Boone. T. LaRue. J. Morrissey. D. Cristoforo. D. Keegan. J. Fazzonc. J. Mancini. R. Crowe. Row 2: K. Boone. M. Steinman. M. Rigby. D. Bihlcar. M. Nuti. T. Meredith. M. Chapman. M. Peal. A. Moore. Row 3: T. Rudzinski. J. Dumas. J. Shively. R. Sever. J. Mascotti. J. Branham. D. Fiadino. B. Reim. S. Hale. S. Webb. K. Kennedy. Row 4: K. Kennedy. T. Morris. G. Wilson. S. Brotz. J. Donahue. J. Blaskovich. R. Thomas. J. Keegan. B. Curry. B. Trump. P. Wilson. C. Thompson. VARSITY BURLS OPP. 6 Haddonfield 20 40 Delian 7 33 Riverside 30 0 Florence 30 8 N.B.C. 14 8 Maple Shade 27 14 Burlington Twp. 49 12 Borden town 18 20 Palmyra 61 Coaches Jack Lukis, Tim Reardon. Martin McLaughlin, and David Ballard. WFi J.V. BURLS OPP. 13 1 laddonfield 36 0 Delran 0 16 Riverside 20 27 Florence 16 6 N.B.C 8 6 Maple Shade 38 3 Borden town 26 J. V. Football: Row 1: G. Young, Manager; T. Warren, D. Williams, A. Elisha, C. Jones, B. Cooper. E. Hutton. B. Conaway, R. Hawkins, Manager; G. Jones. Row 2: L. Fine, A. Caw- ley, R. Moore, Z. Warren. B. Arruda, B. Goszik, T. Santucci, D. Holland. Row 3: F. Paye- ski, M. Elisha, C. Candaki. P. Trolt, M. Ferguson, G. Howard. T. Boros, J. Schultz, B. Crawley, B. Janson, R. Edge, D. Catlett, B. Williams, Coach T. Powoski. 98 Joe Keegan William Curry Michael Nutt Tom Morris Reggie Thomas Bruce Reim 100 VARSITY BURLS OPP. 60 Lenape 61 65 Cinnaminson 63 64 Rancocas Vail. 60 84 Palmyra 51 56 Sterling 53 66 Del ran 70 50 Burlington T. 75 72 Maple Shade 61 64 Bordentown 63 53 Riverside 48 53 Florence 44 85 Burl. Co. Vo. 36 64 N.B.C. 58 64 Palmyra 51 52 Del ran 54 72 Brulington T. 65 67 Maple Shade 55 50 N.B.C. 61 62 Bordentown 67 53 Riverside 39 43 Florence 39 I ur.Mii R ™ I Y. Williams. C S kcs. Coach J Costello. I) F.ckcri. R « 1 McConnell. C Bell. D. Freeman. J Kee- gan. R. M auger i. R Thomas. G. Bcnneii. J Prudcn. W. I.emond.G. Wilson. W Crump. T. Meredith. B. Smircs BURLS. 47 Lenape 49 73 Cinnaminson 52 66 Rancocas Val. 61 63 Palmyra 46 60 Sterling 63 62 Del ran 65 56 Burlington T. 48 55 Maple Shade 58 67 Bordentown 41 69 Riverside 49 56 Florence 44 73 N.B.C. 71 66 Palmyra 62 48 Del ran 46 64 Burlington T. 62 59 Maple Shade 43 52 N.B.C. 51 74 Bordentown 55 73 Riverside 74 54 Florence 51 J I R,m I M Peel. G. Crump. S. Jones. I Meredith. W. F.llis. J. Fazzonc. Ron ' C. S ke . Y Williams. W. Wilson. J Prudcn. R Maugen. F. Smart. 1. DeWitt. Coach Tim Reardon. FROSH BURLS. 37 Lenape 50 47 Cinnaminson 38 43 Rancocas Val. 58 33 Palmyra 51 41 Del ran 40 45 Burlington T. 55 51 Maple Shade 49 65 Bordentown 87 62 Riverside 55 50 Florence 51 55 N.B.C. 58 51 Palmvra 34 49 Del ran 40 72 Maple Shade 34 49 Bordentown 63 « Ron I D. W right. B Jacobs. Z. Warren. C Thomas. I Hutton. I). Costello. J Williams. R ' R Uhhc. M Fergus n. I). Brtmn. J. Shultz. G. hilis. V Mcganolis. B. Crawle . C«uch G Jones Manager. Calvin Sykes Statistician. Yancy Williams Boys Basketball Reggie Thomas Joe Keegan Greg Wilson 101 Varsity: Row I: P. Bucci. D. Simcox. J. Cipriano. C. Marris. VI. Gondolf. 1.. Chu. K. McMonaglc. Row 2: I. Chapman. R. Butler. L. Cummings. Ms. Moycrman. R. Anderson. S. Edge. P. Anderson. Girls Basketball 1977-1978 Season VARSITY BURLS OPR. 45 Palmyra 61 50 Del ran 31 51 Burl. Twp. 54 73 Maple Shade 30 53 Riverside 23 62 Florence 56 94 Burl. Co. Voc. 11 39 N.B.C. 40 39 Palmyra 57 50 Borden t won 28 46 Del ran 31 46 Burl. Twp. 71 64 Maple Shade 36 60 N.B.C. 58 49 Riverside 52 J.V. Burl. Co. Voc. Palmyra VCN Dclran 1$ | Burl. Twp. 59 Maple Shade KeKta sot Florence X 34 N.B.C. ,59 Palm ra Bordentown 28 Del ran 41 i Burlington Twp. 54 0 ' Maple Shade JP 41 N.B.C. 53 Riverside 102 J.V: Row I: K. Watts. P. l.ovenduski. Ron 2: T. Undcrwoi !. L. VanScivcr. I.. Albright. M. Sullivan. I.. Booz. S. Wright. I.. Hoffman. Row .V L. Major. B. Wilson. O. Dolsun. S. Timmons. C. Toner. R. Anderson. S. Edge. P. Anderson. Robin Butler Gail Shafer Coach Moyerman checks the lineup. Michelle Gomlolf 103 104 Vanity: Kneeling: B. Boone. S. Jordan. J. Martin. D. Dupre. B. Conway. Standing: H. Johnson. B Mangone. J. Blasko- viich B. Mimmeir. B. Trump. W. Perez. Missing: H. Dupre. Coach Molinari. VARSITY BURLS . OPP. 28 Willingboro 23 48 Hamilton W. 18 36 Burl. C. Vo. 22 39 Bristol 18 35 Borden town 26 16 Moores town 37 39 Florence 23 37 Sterling I 19 21 N.B.C. 36 49 Palmyra 16 40 Riverside 21 25 Holy Cross 24 31 Burlington T. 24 16 Cherry Hill W. 36 26 Maple Shade 22 37 Cherokee 19 Coaches James Franchino. and Joseph Molinari watch anxiously. Fiadino. R. Cappola. E. Moore. B. Rahilly. Undefeated Freedom Leagu Champions — 7-0 ■Frosh Tournament Champions Individual Gold Medalists --h 108 115 122 135 188 Joe DiCioccio Darrel Williams John Mongillo rooks Arruda ro -«Tor om Bores D. J.l Kneeling: A. F.lisha. T. Fiadino. E. Borden. Standing: Frchnu;,: Kmvling. L. Johnson. T Jordan. J. Mongillo. C. Williams. S. Wood. J. DiCioccio. R. Hawkcns. Sanding: T. Samucci. M. Elisha. B. Arruda. D. Jansin. 1 Bores. Darrell Dupre Mosi Outstanding Wrestler. 2nd District 26 Champion Harold Dupre NBC Tournament Champion. District 26 Champion J C Martin District 26 Champion iinaftvrs: Ron I T Graven. C. Walls. J. Cross. B. Velock. Ron 2 M Blaskovich. S. Cos. R. Gandolfo Boh Mangone 2nd NBC Tournament Champion. 2nd District 26 Champion Bill Boone 2nd NBC Iournament Champion Bill Trump 105 Cheerleaders Varsity: K. Hawks. B. Bcnnette.' J. Pfeiffer. J. Cross. N. Blow Co-Capt.. S. Brody. L. Lankalis. A. Capri — Capt.. P. Keen. D. Stetson. K. Vetter. C. Conda. 106 JV: I. Gitlens. R. Gardner — Capt.. B. Rencevicz. N. McMullen. G. Pierce. C. Gitto. L. Borden, L. Austin. K. King. Missing: P. Hammond C. Capt. 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Staff Row J J. Pfeiffer. V Pisa. J. Smith. N. Blow. [ . Doer- ner. 1.. Freeman. W. Sykes. Row _ T. Chapman. S. Steiner. A. McHugh. J. Thompson. L. Ellsworth. J. Luchcrim. I.. Jones. Row Mr. Porter. D. Weiner. Bus. Manager. Heirloom Editorial Staff Row I T. Chapman. A. Matius. I.. Freeman. J. Cross. J. Cross. R. Anderson. D. Dixrrncr. D. Jones. Row 2: W. Sykes. J. Smith. N. Pisa. D. Weiner. D. Stetson. I.. Ells- worth. A. McHugh. Row L. Freeman. J Crowder. B Bennett. K Hawks. S. Steiner Editor. J. Thompson. Advisor Mrs. Graves. Business Manager Dehie Weiner and Edi- tor-in-Chief Stephen Steiner. Spectrum Row I: M. Brogan. P. Baird. D. Weiner. N. Blow, J. Wilkins. N. Pisa, S. Nolan. Row 2: J. Humpert, J. Dovey, S. Duhart. D. Hudak. S. Schmitt. P. Glover. Arrowhead Row I: M. Pitale. K. Barnes, D. Kerstet- ter, T. Kane. Miss Hall. Row 2: S. Schmidt. M. Green. S. DiGeralimo. S. Duhart. L. Cummings. T. Underwood. Row J: R. Mason. C. Hale. P. Baird. 110 AVA Row I: S. Weber, S. Brody. N. Blow. S. Nolan. Row 2: M. Brogan. R. Edge. G. Meredith. G. Woodward. C. AlcotL C. Hale. R. Ronghton. FBLA Row I. I). Edge. R. Harris. T. Chapman. C. Roach. M. Houston. I.. Jones. K. Car- ducci. S. Cox. C. Cassell. Row 2: K. Ellis. W. Sykes. L. Freeman. R. Montagano. C. Conda. T. Bogda. J. Baldorossi. J. Cross. L. Freeman. Row J. Smith. T. Gcissel. T. Long. Missing: J. Cross. Fire Squad Row 1: 1.. Rivera. T. Greene. Mrs. McKenna. Row 2: R. Rosario. J. Custer. R. Roughton Snack Shack Row I: E. Borden. T. Greene. C. Sykes, D. Rhett. L. Albright. A. Ellis. M. Haines, W. Sykes. I.. Freeman. Row 2: Mr. Ryan. V. Edwards. S. Freeman. L. Rivera. L. Haeking. K. Watts. L. Freeman. 1. Drum Major. W. Macon. Mr. Bonanno. and Color Guard Capt. J. Fox. 2. Beginners: Row : B. Alloway. R. Stan- hope. Row 2: D. Norcross. S. Berbilis. K. Slagle. Row3: M. Burroughs. V. Dawkins. 3. Woodwinds: Row I: C. DiDomenico. A. Johnson. C. Mollineaux. M. McNeil. M. Pitale. S. Wilkins. N. Fdge. G. Pierce. D. MacMillan. Row 2: T. Lincoln. C. Ahern. C. Silpath. K. King. C. Doerner. Row3: J. Humpert. K. Kauker. D. Blackmore. S. Ritchie. J. Pierce. K. Thompson. C. Watts. B. Rencevicz. S. Davey. C. Pyne. 4. Brass: Row I: M. Wood. K. Barnes. J. Dovey. M. Rainer. B. Ely. Row 2: L. Manocchio. J. Garon. N. Sarris. R. Edge. G. Johnson. S. Weiss. K. Weatherwalks. 5. Ritchie. L. Cummings. Row 3: E. War- ren. B. Smires. C. Alcott. K. Kaltreider. W. McNeil. B. Ellis. M. Hugg. A. Cawley. 5. Low Brass: Row I: K. Treusch. W. Purdy. S. Duheart. Row 2: N. Rinaldi. B. Fox. M. Peel. S. Reed. S. Smith. M. Black- more. Row 3: C. Hale. A. Jordan. S. McNeil. S. Serfass. 6. Sax Low Woodwinds: Row I: B. Cramer. M. Ellis. M. Rinaldi. Row 2: L. Conway. D. Steiner. J. Devaney. A. War- ren. D. Catlett. Z. Warren. Row 3: I. Git- tens. L. Jamison. B. McNeil. 112 1. Honor Guard Rifles: Row I: B. Sher- man. J. Smith, S. Nolan. S. Weber. M. Greene. S. DiGirolamo. Row 2: L. Cos- tello, H. Mooney, J. Fox. T. Kane. M. Blaskovich, L. Cizmar. G. Weiss. 2. Silks: Kneeling: S. Thurber, D. Phillips. Standing: S. Schmitt, P. Lovenduski. D. Motton, A. Flowers. V. Cox. J. Pippin. E. Borden. S. Birch. C. Wheatley, L. Stumpf. 3. String Ensemble: Row I: J. Dovey. J. Lucarini. C. Cassels. P. Hayes, K. Kauker, B. Ely. Row 2: C. Stoll. B. Montgomery, K. Treusch. 4. Percussion: Row 1: M. Cliver, P. Hayes. D. Snyder. M. Gondolf. Row 2: B. Cona- way. J. Murphy, B. Crawley. R. Stetson. J. Coccia. 5. Chorus Row I: C. Tillotta. S. Timmons. T. Lane, J. Duffy, B. Smires, B. Rummel. V. Stedeford, T. Kane. M. Podraza, L. Grier. Row 2: D. Curry. P. Glover. C. Sykes. O. Tsang. J. MinKoo, L. Cizmar. K. Olin, K. Hoffman, M. Tancredi, C. Paine. Row 3: P. Shirk, M. Borden, C. Kinsey. L. Austin. V. Cox. I. Shepherd. P. Shepherd. J. Jones. J. Pippin. S. Dufart. C. Cassels, S. Austin, S. Scott. Row 4: A. Wil- liams. K. Shumway, T. Morrison. S. DiGirolamo. D. Baran, S. Ritchie. S. Severs, S. Corson. T. Swank, D. Williams. K. Grafenstine. M. Santiago, T. Greene. Missing: S. Steiner. Honor Society Row 1: K. Thompson — Sec.-Treas.. J. Cross. R. Anderson — V. Pres. Row 2: N. Blow. Mrs. Palmer. R. Montagano. Row 3: J. Bender. S. Steiner — Pres., L. Burr. D. Doerncr. L. Munson. Student Council Row 1: K. Hughes, S. Nolan, P. Keen, S. Brody. N. Blow. L. Daneker, D. Phillips. Row 2: D. Smith. S. Weber. D. Jones. J. Jones. T. Kane. Key Club Row I: R. Montagano. A. Mattus. P. Keen. C. Silpath, L. Austin, D. Phillips. L. Bell. T. Kane. S. DiGiralamo. Mr. Gomba. Row 2: M. Tucker, B. Alloway — Pres.. D. Stypinski. L. Daneker. J. Hum- pert, B. Ely, P. Hayes. J. Humpers. Row 3: G. Weiss. K. Kauker, T. Lincoln, L. Bell, K. Slagle — Sec.. L. Lankelis, D. Curry, D. Danchison, D. Steiner. J. Pippen — Treas. Row 4: S. Catlett. J. Dovey, A. Hohnson, K. Schmidt, B. Reim — V. Pres.. D. Jones. J. Pullman, D. Cristoforo. E. Moore. V. Cox. M. Rinaldi. 114 Guidance Runners Row I: D. Danchinson. A. Flowers. L. Lankalis. T. Graves. H. Mooney. Row 2: J. Broadbent. P. Kenyon. D. Norcross. A. Ellis. 128 Runners Row J: T. Bogda. C. Wheatly, S. Lowden. J. Cross. K. Keegan. P. Glover. C. Wil- liams. Row 2: K. Santucci. N. Blow, A. Marozzi. N. Cooper. S. Nolan, J. Lucar- ini. S. Cox. C. Lowden. Main Office Runners Row 1: T. Burr. K. Hughes. Row 2: C. Kinsey. K. Keyes. C. Wooters. Library Aides Row 1: D. Morton. S. Freeman. J. Fox. L. Pierce. Row 2: P. Gregg. J. Fabi. C. Watts. V. Edwards. Row 3: Mrs. Crowder. Mrs. Wood. B. Rahilly. Mrs. Johnson. 115 Boys ’ and Girls’ : Y. Williams. J. Pfeiffer. J. Scar tocci. B. Ellis. Row 2: G. Campbell. D. Jones. M. Greco. T. Morris. M. Brogan. B. Fahey. B. Boone. Tennis Club Row I: Y. Chun. O. Baren. S. Schmit. S. Weber. S. Brody, N. Blow. S. Nolan. K. Lowden. K. Hoffman. L. Hoffman. Mr. Burchell. Row 2: R. Mason. T. Howard. L. Austin. R. Roughton. Row 3: B. Wilson. S. Coleman. D. Law. R. Yates. M. Brogan. L. Burr. J. Custer. A. Keen. B. Dupont. B. Edwards. 116 Future Nurses Club Row I: M. Blaskovich. M. Ellis. S. Free- man. V. Edwards. D. Phillips. Row 2: R. Anderson. S. Doolittle. B. Todd. E. Left- wich. J. Jones. K. Hughes. Exchange Students Pia and Mary Paulina and Terri Hejean allihopa (Hi, every- body!) Being an exchange stu- dent is a great experience that I wish everyone could have. It’s not always easy, but one learns a lot. I think I have had more experi- ences during one year than some people have during a lifetime. People may look different but underneath the skin, we are all the same. By having these exchange student programs, we can increase understanding between countries, and maybe one day we will have peace all over the world. Something I really like here, is the contact between teachers and students. I also like the activities in school. In Sweden we don’t have the same contact with the teachers and we have no activities in school. All we do in school is learn, and five minutes after the bell rings one can’t find a student in school! I will always remember the football games, the big malls, the pizza and my first “Big Mac.” Thank you everybody for mak- ing my year so great. Annika Mattus Annika Mattus Joann. 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Wood Mrs. Ruth E. Dinsmore Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Jones Harry Seals Ann McKenna Mr. Emerson W. Hauer RJD Mr. and Mrs. John P. Riley Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Warrne. Jr. Joane Epps Eugene Sizer Tom Graves Joseph A. Smith Shirley Filmore T. W. Smith Tony Turner Tom Graves Mr. and Mrs. Kozuck Mr. and Mrs. Mayo Brown, Jr. M. Marren Mr. and Mrs. Leon Ellsworth and Family Barbra Keller Mr. and Mrs. Albano Betty and George Hudson Mitzi and Joe Jankowski Dough Horlocker Howie Jr.. Jeanne, and Rusty Caruso Mr. and Mrs. Loy Ellsworth and Family The Cavallero Family Marie, Frankie, and Gary Grandmom Donahue Anna Mae Morrow Mr. and Mrs. Cox and Bruti, too. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Conda Joan Warren Mr. R. Cunningham Bert and Sara Maugeri Miss J. L. Knickerbocker Penny — Class of “75” Don Lansing Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jobes Mrs. Ruth E. Dinsmore Sam DiCioccio Raymond Montagano Louis Montagano The Cassel-Argust Family Mr. James E. Horsey Berniece Freeman Cora Covington Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Bryant P.P.C. Matthew Epps Rose Joyner Bill and Sandy Edge Billy Edge Ilf Marie Champion The Kelly’s Henry and Gladys Jasik Mr.and Mrs. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Johnson The Michael Canale Family Ms. P. DePersia Mrs. Williams Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Long Kathy and Richie Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Montagano Tim Montagano Mr. and Mrs. James Lucarini Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Costello Mr. and Mrs. Morris Loveland Betty Cameron Florence Kitz Edith Warren Mary DiSabato Rosey Lontz Rich Reiner Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Reardon Mrs. Rose Althouse Mrs. Nicholas F. Gusz. Jr. A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Claude Branin Mrs. Barbara Keller K. Gold Mrs. Anne K. Mourey Mr. and Mrs. William Graham Mr. Mrs. Ralph S. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Jobes William Sada William C. DesChamps Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wood Mrs. Vivien DesChamps Rosemary DesChamps Mr. and Mrs. Gary Giles Good Luck — Richard Moore Dr. Sganarelle. M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Porter Burlington Burlington Twp ff FIDELITY BANK OF NEW JERSEY Lindenwold Cherry Hill Pennsauken Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation THE BURLINGTON CITY TEACHERS ASSOCIATION Applauds the Class of '78 YATES INDUSTRIES,INC PRINCIPAL OPERATIONS DIVISIONS: CIRCUIT FOIL — BORDENTOWN Bordentown. New Jersey CIRCUIT FOIL —CLAIFORNIA Beaumont. California SUBSIDIARIES: AFCO PRODUCTS INC. Somerville. Massachusetts YATES INDUSTRIES, S.A. Wilt .. Luxembourg YATES CIRCUIT FOIL CO., LTD. Silloth. England YATES TRADING, A.G. Zug. Switzerland 124 AFFILIATE — 50% OWNED FURUKAWA CIRCUIT FOIL CO., LTD. Tokyo. Japan New SUPER DAILY COMPOUNDING on Passbook Savings Accounts 5.47=5.25 Take advantage of this highest Interest rate on Passbook Savings Accounts ... make regular deposits and reach your savings goals sooner at Farmers’ and Mechanics’, where interest is super compounded daily and paid quarterly. Farmers' Mechanics' SAVINGS and Loan Association FSLIC ORGANIZED 1871 —ASSETS OVER $ 135 MILLION -’- ' Burlington • Burlington Twp. • Medford • Moorestown • Mt.Laurel • Edgewater Park Senior HA. 101 Hr CorSelt (bngra ul d i©Ni5 Class of '78 fer? S w {ndersati %f a( B|cw , ___ ______i FtVy plasl b ich 66nnie HPou§ afFnejf' l Pri wCv r gc l iirisSS is Ua nUmpMI Orry Burr ) Vogan' $ iy Jjbonej |fe e7 iera cfei en Joey Adams C- Tctrua gen r 6 Jefferson JHortgage Co. MORTGAGE BANKERS 10 Grove St. Cherry Hill, N.J. F.H.A. — V.A. — Conventional Walter A. Terzano, President 665-8 I 8 I 08034 'Your Success Is Our Business' Let the Army help you with college. Last year alone, there were over 200,000 enrollments in college courses by people in the Army. They took courses taught by accredited colleges right on post, and the Army paid up to 75% of the tuition and fees. Now, through the Army’s newest educational program Project AHEAD (Army Help for Education And Development), yoi can enlist in the Army and start college at the same time. Being a soldier isn’t the easiest way to earn a college degree. But if a college education is what you want, we’ll help you get it. For more information, sec your local Army Representative. Call Army Opportunities SFC Garcia 386-2491 12 W. Broad St. Burlington Join the people who’ve joined the Army. BURGER KING Home of the Whopper Jacksonville Road and Rt. I 30 Burlington, New Jersey P s5ore « 0ob Pool Jo PetecsoN Pck Vince , Polilo Roon t l ob.MSoH Loud? uiAtfser «u QmeV7 Jarvi 3 Pq+rick SEMtOR- $rop m. 0 l0«5 Qo i NtON Qv ffctWKJ Tbe RVcc; Sh Ws? •W-J Ro4P‘fa«z. Tn f p n 8f «W '9Wi Vps t ,“X Auwika fHa-Kus C l O Tammy Ptaf-er' t i Joann .. ?-{V.-Wer fyjmnc. ?is«. fift X Jane+ Pierce Rau?U'' Xnc- fii e f ISfirb? 6 u$ac 'pacirazev A AA c.? Pebbi , _ Ph«+V tea 0 la«re Kaoeh PV(cV « e. rlc.V)crV5 A), -Ptftche. s- PortfO y f?l7v € c y Cartj £ V V V X- W, II % 133 Bur kSport (Renter 328 High Street Burlington, New Jersey 08016 387-1144 609-386-0466 609-386-0467 609-387-3929 MICHAEL J. MORRIS HUGHS. MORRIS AGENCY Insurance 442 HighStreet Burlington, N.J. 08016 386-0002 Estimates Cheerfully Given BURLINGTON FLOOR COVERING IF IT'S FOR THE FLOOR, WE HAVE IT Rugs • Carpets • Linoleum • Custom Window Shades Rt. 130 and Wood St. Since 1947 ' Burlington, New Jersey STEPHEN DULLOS SON, INC. FLORIST GIFTS Lenox Gifts and Hummels Music Boxes and Fruit Baskets 216 Cherry St. Burlington, New Jersey Phone 386-0348 THJEFIOR1ST H finest flown sent anywhere. 134 Phone: 871-2574 HOUSE OF STYLE BY SHEILA 1138 Cooper and Blossom St. Beverly, N.J. 08010 m P Sm Compliments of Store Tours Portable Orange Bowl Gift Certificates Birthday Parties Route I 30 North Burlington City New Jersey 08016 Bob Feldman 110W. Broad St. Burlington, N.J. 08016 New Jersey (609)871-9463 vS untUine Chemical Specialties, Inc. P.O. Box 767, Cherry Hill, New Jersey 08003 1020 Kings Highway North Suite 105 136 Cherry Hill, New Jersey 08034 (609) 482-0500 Stmy i Ik Kfff TO THE, „ of 7$ FPsOh TKe Bern f USic OepAi'-tmen't: CJlau cc. 13 7 EDWIN B. TAYLOR Best Wishes Insurance 321 High St. BURLINGTON. N.J. ERNEST A. FERRI 386-0321 and Joshua Taylor Co. Since 1875 STEVEN E. HEATH Certified Mechanic TALONE'S GREGORY'S ATLANTIC SERVICE 461 Washington Ave. 1170 Woodlane Rd. Opp. Edgewater Beach Apts. Woodlane Road Burlington, N.J. Mt. Holly. N.J. Edgewater Park, N.J. “All Word Guaranteed” Home — TR 7-4866 Station — DU 7-9887 138 OUROuON HOME SVJLE SQ PIZZA, HOT PLATTERS BARBECUE R.I S AND CHICKEL SPAGHETTI’S - LUAfCH- DZ r TER - SHACKS oeuvEKj SE zvice eoa epg. aw 871-9373 6(jHUHGTOtf 3 86-3800 Buhl mr. HOLuy AD nWHOLiy A6i- a a A9G HIGH SWEET ElDGEMTEA 371-9373 as Hwy 70 130 tfEXr T OQQLPfA OAoJ Y BotTDEJfnM 938-7700 as uoymaob Sooth OE TUR.MPWE- 9 Congratulations Class of 1978 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY EDGEWATER PARK CITGO A Nice Place to Visit Tires — Batteries — Accessories Phone: 871-0044 Ernie Branin 1139 Cooper St. Proprietor Beverly, N.J. 08010 Congratulations From ALJON'S 6 Route 130 at Wood Street Building 12 Burlington, New Jersey Flowers for All Occasions SPECTRUM Wishes the Class of 1978 SUNSET GARDENS FLORIST Sunset Road Burlington, N.J. (609) 386-1806 Near Rancocas Valley Hospital The Best of Luck, Home of the Outboard Dockage Storage Repairs Crane Service Launching Ramp Shop Cur+in MARINA E. Pearl St. Burlington. N.J. 08016 Constans G. Curtin (609)386-4657 i is v$ WELLS' PHARMACY 433 Cooper Street Phone: DUdley 7-0633 Beverly, N.J. C. J. Ward, R.P. Congratulations Class of78 FrociHrs.Graves Seniors X CROSS GOUHART y.fVSHER xcRowoER H. OufRE L.fox K, CRou e 6E( vAM S L, DA fCEGLEY IL0AVV A.RUSHA .OAVlS 0.ELLlS p.pvANTCAUO D.EU.SU)0RTH D-DtJ Vco PLEKneUS J,£ o -C.e 0, FANCY HIGH RECORD SHOP 302 N. High S(. Burlington, N.J. Where You Find More of What You’re Looking For FUTURE NURSES Fried Chicken Live and Cooked Hardshell Crabs BLUE CLAW SEAFOOD Cooked Seafood Wholesale and Retail Rt. 130 and Wood St. Burlington, NJ 08016 Phone 386-2153 Norman Uman Proprietor Elaina Sandy Michelle Mary Karen Debbie Roxane Mrs. Gusa Leslie Jeanie Erlinda Ruth Ellen Bernadette Stephanie COLUMBIA TRAVEL AGENCY, INC. A COMPLETE TRAVEL SERVICE CLUB 77-78 (609)541-0033-34 315 Broadway Camden, N.J. 08103 CoWj JTxCtui WETHERILL'S HOME CENTER Route 130 EdgewaterPark, N.J. Good Luck to All 1978 Graduates WALLACE SPORTSWEAR INC. 650 Jacksonville Rd., Burlington, N.J. 1 (CHAR® S PA ft I tVlOiO 1 Cramer, (ni),V ;SC0xJj 1)oerner KCok.dUcc J3 on ,KM . RooTvjo n Bot njODupe CC scLC Cando. Kao Thrc l JCr. TCw man ,TTC er i .R fev ce , T3 u«na .7) tWnS, A W G,! 0'-,, flCaJellcro.Q.n.C fcr; LIPPINCOTT'S HARDWARE Since 1854 — Over 100 Years Service Hardware — Paint — Mill Supplies MAJOR'S FLOWERS 1713 Bridgeboro Road Edgewater Park, N.J. 23 E. Broad Street Burlington, N.J. 386-3811 Steaks Hoagies OUR SPECIALITIES Delicious Sandwiches and Salads FIDALAMA'S DELI 994 Woodlane Road Edgewater Park, N.J. Tel. 871 -5091 Catering — 877-9838 387-1420 Phila. Stillwell 8-0419 387-1423 BILLOWS ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. 877-9620 Shop 387-2333 Home Tel. 609 461-7010 CASTLE HARBOR MARINA CASTLE HARBOR SHIP CHANDLER At Castle Harbor—Delran, N.J. 08075 • Complete Line of Hardwares and Marine Accessories • Complete Marina Facilities and Service • Nautical Gifts — Shells GEORGE H. HULSE Manager DRESS RITE CLEANERS AND FORMAL WEAR Wholesale Distributors Electrical Supplies — Lighting Fixtures Rte. 130 and Lincoln Avenue Burlington, N.J. Route 130 Student Discounts Burlington, N.J. 386-6111 609-386-6968 Shop: Mon.-Sat. 10-5 run Fr ‘1 9 (Cotton - Home Furnishings TRANSMISSION Fine Furniture 1 Bedding Early American — Traditional 407 High Street, Burlington, N.J. 08016 2048 U.S. Hwy. 130 So. Edgewater Park Burlington, N.J. 08016 Jb d m Aovndosidu y, ApoaKMi-,, . PaJ iA footrdbS; Route 130 Burlington, N.J. Best Wishes FREEDMAN'S GIFT AND Congratulations Graduates HOBBY SHOP PAGE FUNERAL HOME • Gifts • Models — Hobbies • Party Goods • Cake Decorations 228 High Street. Burlington. N.J. 08016 609-386-0242 (Wayne H. Page — Class of 1939) CAMERA SUPPLY STORE Phone: 386-1474 48 Hour Color Processing by KODAK ★ Accessories ★ Supplies ★ Repairs ★ Film at Discount Prices ANNE'S BEAUTY SALON Polaroid Copy Service 223 High St., Burlington Ph. 386-1062 855 E. Route 130 Burlington, N.J. 08016 Open Tues. to Sat. 9 AM to 9 PM Artie Christon 877-2236 NEW GOLDEN DAWN DINER Rt. 130 — Edgewater Park, N.J. Open 24 Hours Chris Kurnellas Phillip Kurnellas [Dodge 1 Home of fiftiMUTIfam Rock Bottom Price Omni Challenger Pick-Ups Route 130 West Vans Burlington. N.J. 08016 N.J.: (609) 871-2800 BURLINGTON COAT DRESS FACTORY OUTLET LIBERTY TRAVEL, INC. 567 High Street 2048 S. Rt. 130 Edgewater Park Burlington. N.J. 08016 Burlington. New Jersey 387-4042 871-4300 147 4 SOpSCngMto 03 '-J 3 3Sftd) 3 Hrt O • D (t (B H H H CD B'Hdc+COWHjCOCO-c: 05 O c+ CO H C-, (D « '3 03 H t T 3? O O W B c+WPCDOg'-Sd- p) CD B O Co B CD + CD 3 3 H- h 30« M 3T H- inWd-o o to 2 3 (D O p X O O (D ® s ssis ae.a H p5«0)0)tr)o i) H 3 Hi ! 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BURLINGTON DINER AYRES PONTIAC CADILLAC CO., INC. POXTMf Rte. 130 and Jones St. BURLINGTON, N.J. 08016 Phone (609) 386-0708 Bar • Congratulations Class of '77 EDMARINC. 35 E. Broad Street Burlington, New Jersey Restaurant — Janitorial Party Supplies Retail — Wholesale PHONE: 386-0068 William Measey Sons Florists 402 JONES AVENUE BURLINTON, N.J. Congratulations, Class of 1978! from the BEVERLY PRESBYTERIAN YOUTH GROUP IRENE HOFFMAN COATS Rte. 30 Whitehorse Pike Burlington Coat Dress Clemen ton, N.J. 08021 567 High St. 783-1899 Burlington, N.J. 08016 Inside Dover Dress 387-1330 Boosters Chris K. “81” Dee Dee Bob Schmidt “81” Steve and Roni Ann Scott '80 Bob and Angel Kim-n-Bobby “77” Lynard Skynard “Freebird” Bill Wilson “80” Leisa -n- Skin Warren Ellis “80” Eric-n-Robin Bernard Carpenter “80” MEtoT.E. Brad M. -n- Lorrie G. Darrelle Diggs Duck and Shadow Debie misses Mike Tamara Chapman “78” Melvin Chapman, Jr. “78” W.P. -n- L.C. Kevin Calderone Danny Keegan Grandpop and Grandmom Beth Sherman Mike E. Julie “Pisces” Bernie L. -n- Joey A. Cindy E. Dale and Lonna Goz '81 Swee -n- Innocent Sherm Randy F. '82 Vegetable '81 Garry F. '83 Danny F. '87 Chris R. '86 Anna-Marie R. Bett “78” Pam “78 The Juniata Park String Band Senior Class Float Chipmunk and Squirrel Susie and Bobby Randy and Laurie Little Ange SOFT Fleetwood Mac 1 “It’s Cool Judy Lucarini '78 James Lucarini Nice as Ice D.B. — love you! Lori, wish you were here. Bitsie Pfister 149 Boosters Mary -n- Chris Jug and Babe World Lit goes Dave’s my Teddy Bear Columbus, Ohio Dave and Lulu Judy K. -n— George A. Terri and Benji Gr ollum All eyes Great Adventure: 7 22 77 Gollum reigns Deb -n- Rob Steven Willis John I redale Theresa Bogda ’78 Karen -n- John Nov. 24, 1977 Tiger'84 Senior Float Winners Donna Lee Snyder 3rd period physics dummies Chris and Bill Senior Float Winners I see a Granada? French and Spike Thru Asbury Park? Marianne Sullivan Roadrunners Joanne B. and Mike B. Funk, ’78 Pits “77” Schmot Susan Lowden Duff H.C. '78 To the man I love, Bruce Hey, Dick! Mr. Schmidt’s 3rd period Monty Python physics “Corleen and Majha” Marc and Bonnie Duffy’s Place ’77 Chuck Alcott Nails -n- Jo Robby Alcott Colleen Tomlinson Charlie and Lee Jill Gondolf “81” Bingo and Kitty Paulette Melody Fowler Reggie and Roxann Jimmy Fowler Gone With the Wind King of the Road Tom!!!??? Sherrill and Mark Smile Beth ! Dee April 6, 1977 Lee Conway “79” Anges Cavallero Deborah “79” Tommy and Rose Clark Gable 1901-1960 Jeanne Wolf’79 Deborah and John Wayne Anderson “84” Ilene and Booker Roxane '78 Bernie L. Pam Anderson ’80 What’s your Problem? Soccer is a kick! Sue W. 16 Karen ’79 Sheryl -n- Kenny Windsurfing How are you? ail 386-9163 Feed the Ducks Swamp Fox lives! Sherie and Bruce Dave and Nat Turkey in the Straw Coz. Whaeat, Bouncy Ballard’s Redbirds Ship Bottom ‘77 Frank loves Munchkins Summer of ’77 antici-pation Debbie and Bob ’78 Don’t peek at your presents. Me and my “99” Goldylocks and Little bit Kathy Lowden Splendora. Enda and Susy Q 11 Glaydys Gwen 20 Gavin-S.C. Hube '80 Buttercup and Cupperbut Oct. 22, 1976 Freshman Clique Linda -n- Paul Joyce H. 32 Sue 26 Debbie Bowles ’83 Tammie, where's grandpop? Debbie ’79 Tom -n— Kim oh. Honey! Aries and Capricorn Gettysburg Shelly and Annika I hale “Color my World!” First Senior Float Meeting Nov. 25, 1977 Lea -n- Brian Bozo Yolanda Cummings Monica ’79 Debbie Williams Teresa and Rich Phyllis Murray'81 Sherry and Chris Lena Piarce and Rod Freeman Eric Crawley Kendal Jones '81 Aries and Virgo Marvin Peel Fan Club Kelly MacCrindle Nina Page Marsha and Donnie Andre F. and Peaches R. Stephen Edge Mark Reim “83” Richard Edge Joan Reim Nancy Edge Ralph Dean Ferguson '80 Gail Pierce June 26, 1976 Ralph and Potsie Dean Fiadino 74 Potsie Stokes “76” D.O. of McGuire Senior Float Winners McGuire Lanes Bob and Chris H. Gertie-Postie Lim Love Kathy Santucci “78” Mercury Morris Lisa Marie Kelley “Tooebe” Kathy and Pat “77” “ Chicky and Doug” Bruce and Maria “75” “When the Shark Bites” West End Gang The Trenton Guys Theresa and Michelle Elton Steve Santucci Jennifer Pippin “85” Andrew Keller Keri ’80 Steve Keller I had an accident Freddie Di and Pat G. Q Diane ’80 and Tony ’78 Surf City “77” Phie and Penny Coneheads Richie F. Edge arol and Jimmy “Smooth ’79” Bernie “80” Terry Kath — lead guitar 7th period Machine Danny Seraphine — Drums Shorthand James Pankow — Trombone “Hutch” Peter Cetera — Bass Mongo and Barb Lauduir DeOliverio — Beth “80” Percussion W.S. and T.S. Robert Lamm — Keyboards Boston or Bust Lee Loughnane — Trumpet aren -n- Kurt Goat Throat Monetha, Curly, R.O. Lester the Baritone Health and Beauty Aids Thunder Thighs Banana ’77 Mickey Mouse Ireland is for lovers Larry and Burt A1’78 I love Ken Nov. 18, 1977 At the Sunrise V.P. -n- C.Y. Nov. 7. 1977 Tango -n- Party SMI-SMI S.B.-n-J.B. Dec. 19, 1975 Let’s walk the dog! aiifomia “77” Jr. Float WON, Really! J.H.and B.S. Junior Bird Man J.S. and D.D. Dean and Pam Vince “80” Dream On! T.M., I miss you! Roundabout! Louie and Tiffany Santucci Lisa Cizmar Becky and Terry After the Gold Rush! Sagittarius and Cancer The Hoffman Kids apricorn and Leo The Cow Sonata Lives! Donna Edge High Stewart of Garagism Turn to Stone A Larry Bowa Admirer Terry G. and Fran Young Mee-Christine C. Chickee and Bobo David '79 and Christine ’78 Renee and Scott ’77 Summer: Hershey Knight’s.Dragons Fox “79” Hug-a-root Jane Fox “79” Norm and Carol IN MEMORY OF TONY Geissel and Teasdale FRANCESCO 150 FIRST in community banking First National ■ State FIRST NATIONAL STATE BANK OF WEST JERSE' Serving you in Burlington County: Main Office - Burlington - Mt. Holly and Sunset Roads • Brown Mills • Burlington City Burlington Township • Columbus • Eastampton Florence • Fort Dix • McGuire Air Force Base North Hanover • Pemberton Telephone: 386-0091 «984-8275 With other offices in Atlantic, Somerset and Morris Counties FIRST NATIONAL STATE BANK OF WEST JERSEY Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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