Burlington High School - Heirloom Yearbook (Burlington, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1981 volume:

m ■‘V L .'r : y ■ • • . . - . JjfurlinqtoH ' §fjVu w-t ®cwi bixflmqioa, Mtw 0801 Life is a puzzle In which the pieces never Quite seem to fit together At least the way we think they should. The veil which covers the future Is lifted ever so slowly. One day at a time is revealed to us. Perhaps it’s for the best. If we knew what were coming Some might not wish to continue. The conundrum that is life Bewitches us daily. Life is indeed for the living, And opportunities must be siezed. Until tomorrow, then I will rest Assured that this is all worthwhile. For then the question that was today Will be yesterday and clear. Our limited vision from hindsight Is infinitely, more accurate, though less challenging. And so tomorrow remains And stretches out, bewildering our minds. The puzzle that is life Will never be revealed fully. But we must live each day As if it were our last. Only then will the pieces fit together, At least in some semblance of order. M.J. DINNEEN A Puzzle Begins With One Piece Fulfilling Goals, Building Dreams Reflections . . . Ourselves Friendships rriLLi Con trib u ting To A cknowledgem en ts The 1980-1981 Editorial Staff extends many thanks to those who contributed their works in the development of this yearbook. Our sincere appreciation to: Mrs. Martha Dinneen Mrs. Beverly Jefferson Hutton Lisa Quiveors Dianna Rolain Contents Dedication 18 Faculty 22 Seniors 35 Underclassmen 74 Sports 86 Clubs 112 Ads 123 Hi IT A Tribute To To many students in BCHS room 129 has become much more than a classroom. “Mr. Masters” has always been there to assist us in whatever way he can. In these busy times when everyone seems to be trying to get ahead in a world moving ever so fast, there are few individuals who will take the time to share with others. When we find these special people, they are to be cherished. Without people like him, the puzzle, life, becomes superficial, meaningless, and empty. The class of 1981 salutes Mr. George Masters. Thank you for your time, guidance and concern. Who Me??? •k ' Standing: Martin Levin, Barbara Steiner, James E. Jefferson, John E. Queenan Seated: C. Joseph Martin, Stella C. LaForsh, o Thomas Venables Hobart Stecher n 20 Dear Senior Class of 1981, Congratulations on a job well done. Each of you has worked hard to make high school graduation a reality not only for yourself, but for your family and friends. Your teachers and administrators are justly proud of your efforts and your many achievements during your years at “City High School”. You have been prepared well to face life’s many chal- lenges. The Board joins me in wishing you well on this happy occasion and extend our best wishes for continued success in the years ahead. Sincerely yours, C. Joseph Martin, Superintendent Burlington City Public Schools Hobart Stecher Secretary Stella C. Laforsh President Thomas Venables Vice President Times are changing as they have never before, and as a result, there is a greater diversity of opin- ion as to how to meet these changes. Every re- source of thought must be uncovered to solve the many problems facing our country and the world. You, the Class of 1981, will be actively involved in the very near future, facing and solving these problems in order to live a healthy and happy life. It is up to each individual to obtain a sound prep- aration to meet and solve these very important issues with which we will be confronted during this decade. If we all work, serve, and give of ourselves, these changes and problems will be met and resolved. Congratulations to each and every one of you, and may success follow you always. Raymond A. Costello A d m 0 1 n 0 1 Raymond Costello Principal Rollin Cunnigham Vice Principal-Athletic Director Daniel Martin Vice-Principal-Curriculum n THE ROOT OF OUR LEARNING They Bring Out Our Talents Dawson McElwee Orchestra Mind Your Own 0 0 0 Nancy Measey Art Royce Brown Business Education Evelyn Ferren P. Joseph Giangiulio Business Education Business Education Darlene MacCrindle Business Education Ann McKenna Business Education Maria Marren Business Education Ernestine Williams Business Education Dennis Corbett English Janis Pierce English Sharon Mikutowitz English Beverly J. Hutton English S e n t e n c e 0 u t 1 i n e Lenore Reiner English Robert Williams English Antoinette Hall English Martha Dinneen English William Jones English Pamela Allen English 24 PARLEZ-VOUS FRANCAIS? HABLAS ESPANOL? SPRECHEN SIE DEUTCH? Patricia DePersia Harry Seals Jacquelyn Alcaro Spanish French German French Anita Aguilor Spanish Timothy Ryan Spanish Doris Kozuck Physical Education Martin McLaughlin Physical Education Barbara Moyerman Physical Education Joseph Costello Physical Education George Masters Health Education Mary Gusz Health Education 25 Phun In Physics Kathleen Gold Science Bernard Osherow Science Barbara Blaskovich Science Ms. Sew And Sew Ruth Dinsmore Home Economics Dennis Deschu Industrial Arts pj William Klein Industrial Arts Janet Knickerbocker Home Economics Industrial Gian ts James Geltch Industrial Arts Katherine Livingston Home Economics Dennis Fedak Industrial Arts Accurate Calculations Can Ronald Forst Mathematics Kathy Straley Mathematics Otis Fields Mathematics Gregory Gomba Mathematics Joseph Molinari Mathematics Jane Jez Mathematics Solve World Problems What Rose Althouse Social Studies The Edward Sanderson Social Studies David Burchell Social Studies Needs Now . . . irfST Samuel Bookbinder Social Studies Dominic Cicali Social Studies « David Ballard Social Studies Lending A Timothy Allen Special Education Joyce Hindermyer E.L.P Joseph Ahearn Audio Visual Aide Jane Bowers Counselor Julian Cheek Counselor Nancy Conners Nurse Fay Newkirk Counselor ft® Howard Moore Attendance Officer Helping Hand Kay Schmidtt Main Office Althea Johnson Librarian I JoAnne Brogan Guidance Office Joedy Baldorossi Main Office Mamie Hammond Library Aide Joyce Wood Library Aide Betty Foster Guidance Office Marge Wilkie SCE Aide Joan Warren Disciplinary Office Marie Lewis Guidance Office i Jean Manes Wilma Gildren Shirley Staravoj Nancy Stevenson Peggy Hermann Loretta Page Owen Crusoe, Vita Polito, Doris Kovak, Joan Reads, Edna Rollain, Mildred McQuin Custodial Staff: Margaret Borden, Lila Crowder, Lydia Harris, Edwin Heydorn, Richard Moore, Lillian Taylor, Ellis Williams. They give us the energy that we need and the clean environment necessary for us to grow'! i 32 THE SENIOR CLASS OF NINETEEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-ONE! Thanks For The Memories 1980 Sports Dinner I could have danced All Night” When we party, we party hearty! 35 Senior Sponsors And Officers James Geltch Richard J. Edge- President Debie Hoffman- Secretary Our Dedicatee- George Mas- ters Jeanie Jones- Treasurer 1981’s Class Leaders Michelle Tancredi- Vice-president Experiences Never To Be Forgotten Joyce Hum pert- Exchange Student to West Germany As the exchange student, I spent last sum- mer living with a family in West Germany. This two month period enabled me to see much of Northern Germany and Denmark as well. I became familiar with their language, their lifestyle, and their viewpoints on issues in such a way that I never would have imag- ined possible. Not only did I become better acquainted with a foreign nation, but with my own country and myself as well. I learned to look at things objectively, and to keep an open mind. I became more independent and gained self-confidence. It was truly an exper- ience of great significance, one that I will never forget. Joyce A. Humpert Taina Roine- Exchange student from Finland Coming to America has been one of the most exciting and educational experiences of my life. Everyone has been most cooperative in making my stay here comfortable and the transitions smooth. Living in America during a time of international crisis (hostages in Iran) has taught me a great deal about that sense of pride and patriotism felt in the heart of America. Seeing it in action was simply incredible! It makes the theme of this edition of the Heirloom even more relevant to me because the more I learn and the more I see, the better I understand just how the pieces fit together. I thank all of you for that. I will never forget BCHS. It will remain an ever so vivid memory .... my home away from home. Taina Roine Family, Sharing, Friendship and Love are only a few of the elements of that puzzle, called life. They join in several places . . . connecting, forming, limitless patterns each different and unique. Their sizes are immeasurable, their shapes are incompre- hensible and the possession of merely one, is invaluable. And so, the puzzle develops as we mature, realize, and accept these elements that makes each of us know who we are, under- stand where we’ve been, and determine in which direction we shall go. B.J. HUTTON 37 Patricia Leeann Adams: Lee1'... 107 Colonial Rd., E.P. . . . Heirloom Staff, Special Service Program, Marching Band ... seen with Kathy, Kelly, Sherie, Joey, Henry, and the rest of the gang... “Hey Yawl”, “What’s happening?’’, “I reckon” . . . Mr. Ballard and Mr. Cicali are favorites ... sees college in the future ... will always remember Kelly’s wedding, the beach, and a certain phone call. Velma Adams:“Ve 1” ... 1136 Cooper St., E.P.... seen with Donna, Rose, Nancy, and Chris .. “I hate school!”, “Let!s cut!” ... favorite teachers are Mr. Giangiulio and Mrs. Blaskovich . . . plans to get married . . . will never forget 1 30 79 and 6 13 80. Lori Mae Appleby: “Lor”, “Tiny Toes”, “Lollie” . . . Arbor Green, E.P.. . . seen at Cinnaminson Movie The- ater and Bowl-O-Mat . . . friends with Wamp, Donna, Kelly, Debbie, Judy, Sue, Gene, and Kathy ... “Will you take me to Bowl-O-Mat?”, “That is not funny!” ... Mrs. Livingston is great... would like to become a beautician or a P.B.?’. . . will never forget Janet’s reckless driving, trying to play frisbee at Millcreek Park, or the summ of 1980. Christopher Arnao:“Arnie”... 822 Wood St., B.C____ Intermural Basketball... seen with Dan, Dave, and the Farnerville boys .. . “How’s it going?” .. . plans to get a job and make a lot of money . . . will never forget senior year. Allan Arruda: “Brooks”, “Ruta” ... 301 Monroe Ave., E.P. . . . Var. Football, Var. Wrestling, Track . . . seen with Brian, Vinnie, Mike, and Kim . . . “Let’s party”, Let’s cut”... Mr. Jones and Mrs. Keller are favorites ... plans to go to college, play football, be a millionaire someday, and own a yaht and invite my friends for a cruise every ten years for a reunion. Maria Bafaloukes: “G.P. (Greek Power)’ . . . 212 Edgewater Beach Apts., E.P. . . . seen with Tammy, Debbie, Dee, Brenda, Lisa, and Ken ... “Oh no!” ... Mr. Sanderson, Mrs. Hutton, Mrs. Livingston, Mrs. Knick- erbocker, and Ms. Measey are tops . . . plans to go to Greece . . . works as an interpreter and cashier. 38 Eleanor Bailey: 206 Colonial Rd., E.P Darlene A. Ball: 102 Stacy Ct., B.C. Linda Booze;“Alkie”... 200 Buchan- an Ave., E.P. . . . Track, Cross Country, “running”... seen with Annette, Kath, and Nancy .. . college and marriage are seen in the future. Deborah A. Borden: “Candy” ... 32 Coopertown Apts. E.P. . . . seen with Wallace, Lavonda, and Annette . . . Mr. Jones, Mrs. Farren, Mrs. Marren and Mrs. Livingston really rate . . . sees col- lege in the future . . . Dianne Blackmore:“DB”... 308 Colonial Rd., E.P... . Band . . . seen with Joyce, Joy, Sue, and Kim . . . “I’m telling you man, it’s the truth”, “Or what”... Mr. Fedak and Mrs. Graves are tops .. . the future includes college and a career in graphics... will never forget the summer of ’80 in print shop or the Jackson Browne concert. Tracy Bodden: “Bodden” ... 425 Flanders Rd., B.C.. . . Student Council, Special Services, J.V. and Var. Field Hockey, Var. Baseball Mgr ... seen with Dawn, Nancy, and the picnic bench gang . . . “Has anyone seen Dawn?”, “Nanc, will you get my lunch? ... please”, “Go For It!”, “Lobby” . . . Mr. Sanderson and Mr. Masters are great. . . plans to attend college for special therapy for children . . . works at Green Valley . . . will never forget my senior class, my many friends and the Florida trip. Michael Joseph Bihlear: “Buzz”, “Beel” . . . G-9 Cooper Valley Village, E.P. . . . Varsity Soccer ’79-’80 (15-2-5-) South Jersey Group II co-champions, Baseball . . . Fedak’s number one . . . seen with Vino, Bowk, Brooks and whoever ... “La, La”, “Spark it up - Spark it up!!” . . . will always remember my V.W., The Who, 3 Rush Jams, and losing 0-0 in the states . . . plans on becoming an artist and drawing album covers for Rock- N- Roll. - Michael Becker: “Becker” . . . 218 Ivy Rd., E.P., . . . Var. Soccer ... hangs with Mike, Kevin, and Andy ... “I don’t know” . . . Hutton rates . . . plans to graduate . . . Aug. 10, 1980 will always be a lasting memory. Stacy Birbilis: “Stac”, “Birby” ... 28 Washington Ave., E.P. Var. Track, Heirloom Business Staff, Student Council, Band . . . seen with Sher, Marty, Jane, Tom, and many others . . . “Go for it!”, “Right now!”, “Oh, Babe!” . . . Dineen, Reardon, Sanderson, Cunningham, and Measey really rate .. . future plans include college, traveling, and enjoying life . . . employed at Burlington Coat Factory . . . will always remember soph, class trip to Great Adventure, ski trips, down the flats, Burger King, Winston’s, and the “accident”. Susan Bishop: “Bish” ... 946 Valentine Rd., B.C. . . S.C., J.V. Hockey, J.V. and Var. Cheerleading-Basket- ball Capt., Frosh V.P. . . Seen with Hubie, Nanci, and the rest. . . “Oh God!” . . Masters, Sanderson and Forst rate ... plans a career in speech pathology and audiology . . . can’t forget 10 6 79, 12 15 79, 6 12 80, Stokes, Surf City, Nov. 1 and Brian, or Springsteen! Tom Bores: “Tarzan” ... 203 Cooldge Ave., E.P. . . . Var. Football and Wres- tling, Band . . . plans include Rutgers, officer in the Army, and a future with Jane Eugene R. Borden: “Nehemiah” . . . 170 Wall St., B.C_Track, Chess Club . . . future plans include college and ministery Matt Bowers: 340 Penn St., E.P. Pamela Gail Braithwaite: “Pam” . . . 302 Cherrix Ave., E.P--V. Pres, of Sepia, Co-Capt. and Lt. of Color Guard, Chess Club, Heirloom Business Staff, Office Runner . . . friends with Monica, Whalie, Chaney, and everybody else ... “Those cookies are for my mommy.” . . . Mrs. Johnson, Mr. Corbett, and Mr. Burchell are favorites .. . plans to attend M.C.C.C. and later become an interior designer ... employed by E.J.T. Interiors ... will never forget my summer of ’79,12 17 80, or Spanish Margaret Bucci: “Bucc”, “Glutton” ... 331 Barclay St., B.C___Var. Hockey Co- Capt., Var. Basketball, Var. Softball . . . seen with Faye, Hoff, Sis, and anyone friendly... “Yes, I would!”, “Hoff, Do I influence you?”, “Yoh Jack, the tree!” . . . Zytko, Mr. Jones, Moyer, and Ms. Allen are tops . . . hopes to become prestigious, attend college and teach the handicapped ... works with the City Recreation program ... athletic, individualistic, free-spirited ... dates to remember include Nov. 15,1980 at PBL - It’s a Raid!!, May 18, 1980, and Nov. 8. 1977. Joyce Tracy Burley: “Tra”, “Bubblegum” . . . 303 Cardinal Rd., E.P. . . . friends with Teri, Toni, Krissey, Laurie, Allison, Gwen, Melvinia, Sylvia, and Lisa... Mr. Ryan and Mr. Burchell are favorites .. . plans on enter- ing college as a biology major... works at Rickels ... will always remember “summer of ’80” and Thursday, May 17, 1980. Michael Burroughs: “Money O” ... Intramural Bas- ketball, Sepia Club, Frosh Basketball, J.V. Track, and Band, friends with Top, Jeff, Spruell, Jake, Al, B. Gerv, Butch, Kerry, Andrea, and Flip . . . “Believe me” .'V . Corbett, Williams, Burchell, and Fields are tops . . . plans on going to technical school... works for the city . .. will never forget my first month of my freshman year. Laurie Butler: “Laur “Laurie B” . . . 323 N. Arthur Dr., E.P___Heirloom, N.H.S. V. Pres., Var. and J.V. cheerleading, J.V. softball, Student Council, E.L.P., Frosh Class Sec. . . . seen with Joe Pass, Joyce, Sue W., Bish, and other senior friends . .. “Are you serious?” .. . “I had such a bad day!” . . . Sanderson, Reardon, and Masters are tops ... sees a future with Joe Pass, plans to study computer science at Drexel, and GET EVEN!!!... will never forget meeting Joe 6 6 80, Homecoming week- end, Stokes, the Springsteen concerts, and the fat lips. Dawn Renee Cardi: 308 Conrow St, B.C. . . . Stud. Coun., Baseball Mgr., Swimming Program . . . plans to become a cosmotologist attend modeling school Dean Catlett: 9th St., B.C. . . . Band, Var. Football . . . seen with Al. Jeff, Tony, Barry and the rest . . . plans to enjoy life. ) Rose Marie Cavallero: “Rose” . . . 817 Bordentown Rd., B.C. . . . Snack Shack, J.V. Soccer Mgr., Library Aide, Fire Squad . . . seen with Danny, Valma, Donna, and Linda . . . “You tellin’ me”, “Fine!” ... Mr. “G”, Mrs. McKenna, and Mr. Masters are favorites . . . plans to get married . . . works at McDonalds in Bordentown . . . will never forget 12 24 79, 12 31 79, or 8 9 80. Albert Cawley Jr.: “Al”, “Buddy”, “Big Head” . . . 819 Shadelande Ave., B.C. . . . Football, Baseball, Music, “Talking Politics” . . . friends with Jeff, Rich Edge, and Florencians. . . nice . . . “Whazz Up Man!”, “OH______!”, “Whaaa” . . . Mr. Cicali, Mr. Cunningham, Mrs. Dinneen and Mr. Corbett are favorites . . . sees a career as a military officer . . . works for Burlington City Public Works . . . will never forget Dec. 31, 1979, July 4, 1980, or Boy’s State ’80. i Brian Centifonti: “Chief’ . . . 131 W. Union St., B.C. . . . Football, Track . . . seen with Joe, Rich, Ted, and the rest of the “West End Boys” . . . “Cool out!”, “Take it light” . . . sees becoming a funeral director or attending vocational school in the future . . . lazy . . . will always remember winning the Twp. football game. Pamela D. Chaney: “Chaney” ... 27 W. 4th St., B.C. . . . Yearbook Staff . . . friends with Carla, Terry, Macon, Darrin, and Ms. Williams . . . “What’s up Cuz?”, . . . friendly, always smiling, Mrs. Hutton and Mr. Fedak are the best . . . college and travel are seen in the future . . . Acme employee . . . will never forget Paris and Germany in 1980. Jeffrey Clark: “Jac”, “Jeff’ ... 406 Earl St., B.C. . . . RCA M.E.P Program . . . pals with Dean, Eugene, Al, Tony, and Rich . . . quiet, funny . . . “And what not” . . . favorite teachers are Mr. Fields, Mrs. Alcaro, and Mr. Schmidt . . . plans to become an electrical engineer . . . will never forget the Stokes trip or the Florida trip. Jacqueline Lea Clyde: Jacqui” ... 253 W. Union St., B.C___seen with Alan, Nancy, and Dawn ... “I’m going to get Alan’’. . . Mr. Masters and Mrs. Dinneen are the best. . . plans include becoming a CPA and marriage in Feb. ’82 ... works at McDonalds ... will never forget the summer at Virginia or Thanksgiving of 1980. Lane B. Cowan: “Cutter”, “Slick” . . . 210 Millman Ave., E.P. Frosh and J.V. Baseball and Cutting ... seen with Bernie, Beel, McGoon Squads, The Quitters, Smooth, and the gang out back ... “Wanna cut?”, “Hey babe” . . . Mr. Burchell and Mrs. Althouse are tops . . . the future includes being, concerts, and plenty of par- ties! ... feeds the old folks at the Masonic Home ... will never L.W., or Oct. 31, 1980. Joe Coccia: “Cosh” ... 202 W. Federal St., B.C______ Football, Wrestling, Hunting . . . Choach, Ted, Bull, Brians, Gary, Pat, Brick, Meat, Tony, Dave, and the rest of the W. End Boys ... “Kool Out!”, “Keep it chilly” ... Mr. Klein is the best.. . plans to become a famous rock drummer . . . will always remember raiding the Twp. parties. Barry Conway: Con” ... Var. Wrestling and Track .. . friends with Darryl, Chris, Page, and the rest... “You Down!”, “Never mind” . . . plans to attend college and become a physical therapist . . . outside jobs include Burlington City Public Works and selling black papers . . . will never forget Stokes, summers in Detroit, and starving during wrestling season. Robert Cooper: Bob”, “Coop” ... 937 Rigg Rd., B.C.. . . Baseball, Soccer . . . seen with Michelle and the C.P. crew ... “What’s up?” ... may possibly attend college or trade school . . . friendly, quiet, funny . . . will never forget the times in C.P. with a very special girl. Andrew Costello: Drew” ... 532 Dickinson Rd., B.C. . . . seen with the boys . . . quiet. . . plans to establish a good career and earn a million. Brian Crain: t)ean Paul” ... 213 Har- Don Crawford: Flex” . . . 809 Salem rison Ave., E.P. . . . Tennis, Track, Rd., B.C--Weight Lifting ... plans to Chess, Key Club, Stu. Coun., Ski Club, go into the Air Force and become a state 42 trooper Bill Crawley: “Doe , “Too Tali’ ... 11 Wellington Place, B.C. . . . Band, Football, Basketball . . . friends include Harry, Lamont, Lou, Jarvis, Zack, and Left . . . “What’s up cous?? . . . Mr. Reardon is tops . . . plans to work and go to college ... employed as an Arrow Carrier . . . most memorable experience was becoming South Jersey Group II CHAMPIONS!!! Karen Danchison:“Danch” ... 1117 Laurel Rd., E.P.. .. Field Hockey, Frosh Treasurer, Track, Student Coun- cil, Ski Clubs, Yearbook ... seen with Tony and Nancy .. . “Thank God it’s Friday!”, “Really”, “What’s up Zep you crazy girl” .. . Mr. Fedak and Mr. Masters are great . .. sees a career in graphic arts . . . will always remember cruisin’ in Zep’s car. Senior year. Homecoming, and most of all, meeting Tony. Donna Da vies; Divine Ms.I)“ . . . Z-3 Phoenix Apts., E.P. . . . Art, Drama . . . seen with Kimo, Sharon, and people in Phila . . . “Let’s get outta here!”, “Kim, get back in your own lane.” . . . Ms. Dinneenie and Mr. Cicali are tops . . . plans to fly a Lear Jet . . . works at Fisher’s and Burl. Coat Factory . . . will never forget the parties, Stokes, or Tom Petty. Sherry Davey:299 Monroe Ave., E.P.... Band, Tars . . . seen with Debbie, Sue, Tiny, Maria, Sharon, Richard, and Mary ... Mr. Masters and Mr. Jones are favorites . . . plans a career in computer science . .. will never forget 9 10 78 or 4 29 80. Flossie Davies: Flos” . . . 347 High St., B.C. . . friends include Earl, Janice, Lonnie, Vicky, and Dianne . . . Let’s cut class!” . . . Ms. Gaither and Ms. Warren really rate!!... sees college and marriage in the future .. most memorable experience was buying my car. Joseph George Devaney: “Sweet William” . . . 1523 Perkins Lane, E.P. . . . Key Club, Future Physicians Club, E.L.P., Band, Stage Band . . . friends include Henry, Hagan, Lisa, Maria, Mrs. Dineen, Scott, Scott . and Mr. Bear . . . Mrs. Dineen is best! . . . future plans include college and medical school ... “I will never forget anyone at B.C.H.S., but will remeber them for ever. Joseph DiCoccio: Choach ’ ls Washington Ave., BO . Wrestling Seen with Rich (Bull) Ted. and tin West End Gang .... Cool Out! Reardon, Masters, and Hutton are tops. An undefeated wrestler. Ronald B. Dev7 i; Dev I E th St. BC Fire Squad . Hangs with Chris K. Rich Edge, Edge, Jow Garron . . . Get Out! . . Reardon, Kline and Livingston are tops . . . will remember GRADUATION DAY! Olivia Dotson: “Libby” ... 216 Hen drickson Ave., E.P. . . . Bskt., Sepia Score Keeper . . . sees Air Force col lege in the future Christine DiDomenico: “Chris” . . C.O.E., F.B.L.A. . . . future plans in elude Berkley School and marriage Dennis Doyle:“Denny” ... 325 N. Arthur Dr., E.P- seen with Lou, and the rest of the crew ... “Oh Baby!!”.. . plans to make a million . . . will never forget a certain night at 11:45 P.M. Kimberly Ann Dwier:“Kim”... 920 Mount Rd., B.C. Soccer Mgr., E.L.P. . . . friends with Joyce O., Frank, Diane, and Bernard - - . . . “Ooh Baby!”, “Are you kidding?”, “Who’s got the green?” . . . plans to go to college, become a flight attendant, and fly the wild blue yonder ... works at the Burl. Coat Factory ... will never forget “Somewhere Over the Rainbow”, JFK ’80, or Boo- ty Rd. ’78. Donna Eckman:uDee” ... 702 Bordentown Rd., B.C.. . seen with Velma, Nancy, and Rose ... “This place is so beat!”, “I don’t care” ... Mrs. Hutton, Mr. Masters, and Mr. “G” are tops . . . plans to get a job and become engaged . . . will never forget Oct. 22, 1979. Richard Franklin Edge:“Rich”... 427 Flanders Rd., B.C. . . . Football, Baseball, Wrestling, Track . . . seen with Bill, Tom, Brian, Kenny, and Mike . . . “What’s Up?”, “Later” ... Cunningham, Reardon, and Richard- son really rate ... future plans may include police work or the service . . . drives a truck for Burlington News Agency . . . will nevef forget winning the South Jersey Group II State Championship. Richard J. Edge:“Rich”, “Redge”, “Mr. Sociable” ... 311 E. Union St., B.C. . . . Senior Class President, Stu- dent Council, Treasurer, Band, Var. Track, Boy’s State . .. seen with “Hutt”, Bruce and the rest of the gang . “Excellent”, “I like that in a girl”, “What’s up?”, “Nice Babe!”, “Where’s the party?” ... Klein, Reardon, Forst, and Coach Costello are favorites . . . plans to spend a year as an exchange student and become a commercial pilot . . . works at Wallace Sportswear . . . will never forget Stokes, summer of ’80, June 2, 1980, McDonalds, outrunning Larry James, and under the bridge. Vickie Edge:225 Penn St., B.C.... C.O.E., F.B.L.A.... friends include Robin, Donna, and Mary . . . favorite teacher is Mrs. Hutton ... plans to get a secretarial job .. . works at Ridgeway School . . . will always remember March 2. I Khalil R. Edgerson: 5E7 Arbor Green, E.P...... Andre Elisha: “Daddy Aun” . . . N-6 Iron Gate Apts., E.P___Football Capt., Wrestling Co-Capt. . . . plans to become a millionaire Laurie Ellzy: “Paris” . . . 405 Cardinal Rd., E.P. . . . Sepia Club, Girls Track . . . seen with the park girls . . “Bug Out”, ‘.‘It’s Rapp” . . . sophisticated . . . Mrs. Hutton and Ms. Measey are tops, future plans include modeling, fashion merchandising, and designing . . . works as a model . . . will never forget Sept. 15, 1978. Marshall C. Ferguson: “Ferg” ... 86 W. 6th St. . . . Frosh, J.V., and Var. Football, Basketball . . . friends include Rob, Jenks, Andre, Sockin bird, Jake, and all the boys from Camden High . . . “eeeeeeeeeeoh girl!”, “What’s happening?” . . . Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Hutton, Mrs. Gaither, and Mr. Ballard are the best. . . plans to go to college and become a state trooper . . . can be seen looking for girls to fullfill my impatient needs . . . will never forget getting suspended, going camping with Sockin bird, or Mr. Bookbinder saying, “Please! Please!” Thomas FinJir:“Fink” ... 606 Jamestown Rd., E.P... . Soccer, Special Services . . . seen with Joe, Marvin, Donna, and Mike ... “Yo”’ “That’s Life”... Mr. Corbett and Coach Costello are tops ... plans to go to college ... will never forget when M.J. swallowed gas. Kris J. Fabi: “Fab” ... 319 E. Broad St., B.C. . . . Basketball... seen with Drew, Mike, Brooks, and Teff.. . “Spark ’Em Up!” . . . Mr. Klein and Mrs. Hutton are favorites . .. self employed . . . will never forget 1 5 80. Christine L. Fazio: “Chrissy”, “Faz”, “Fazio” . . . 303 N. Arthur Dr., E.P. . . . Key Club, Student, F.B.L.A., C.O.E. . . . friends with everyone . . . “OOH BABY!!”, “Hey Cutie”... Mr. Masters and Mr. Jones really rate... future plans include B.C.C. for business administration and work . . . employed at Fidelity Bank . . . will never forget 11 14 80. Louis Fine: “Lou” . . . 459 Locust Ave., B.C. . . Football Var. Baseball, Intramural Basketball,. . with the Boys .... Quiet, friendly, athletic . . . include becoming very wealthy. Annette Fisher: “Fish”, “Nette” . . . 764 Charles St., H.C____Track, Cross-Country, Intramural Volleyball... seen with Linda, Kath, and Chris . . . “Linda, do you want to cut 4th period?” . . . Mrs. Dineen, Mr. Reardon, and Mr. Ryan are favorites . . . plans to attend college and go to the South Pole, Alaska . . . works at the gas stations . . . will never forget falling over the tennis net, hitting the parked car, or working at Sunoco. Janice F7ow'ers:“Jannie Pan” ... 434 York St., B.C... . Yolanda Neal and Flossie Davies . . . Mr. Boonin, Mr. “G”, and Mr. Allen are tops. .. . sees a future in fashion design . . . will never forget my Thanksgiving trip to Washington D.C. Joe Fox:“Squibbs” ... 224 Penn St., B.C.... seen with Janson, Pean, Andre, and Mitch ... “Janson is CRAZY!” . .. plans to go to Florida and become rich . . . employed as a computer technician . . . will never forget beating Coccia’s and Walker’s face in. Kathy Gallagher: Keg , “Gal” . . . 320 Lincoln Ave., E.P. . .. Sex and Drugs and Rock and Roll . . . seen with Fish, Alche, and Hoff . . . “Hey Babe!”, “I HATE this class!” . . . earthy, opinionated, and ambitious . . . Din- een, Hall, and Graves really rate ... future plans include becoming a physicist, getting R-M-S-W, and managing Kings .. . can be seen waiting for the six . . . will always remember Oct. 13, 1980, decorating trees at Stokes, J.D., and Turkey on summer nights. Joseph Garon: “Joey G.”, “J.G.”, “Bo” . . . 347 Con- over St., B. C.... Var. Baseball, Football, Cross-country, Band, Audio-Visual aide, E.L.P.... friends include R.E., B.G., H.T., M.S., and J.G__“What’s the word?”, “How Ya Doin’” . . . Klein, Jones, Corbett, and Bonanno are favorites . . . plans to travel across the U.S. . Louis Giano; “Lou” . . . 215 Powdermill Rd., E.P. Chess Club . . . plans to go to B.C.C. Jill Condolf: 108 Franklin Ave., E.P... Bruce Gosizk: “Gozz” . . 288 Glen- . softball . . . plans to become a beauti- wood Ave., B.C... Baseball, S.C. Treas., cian. seen with Hutt, Rich, and E.P. boys . . “Solid,” “Babe” . . never forget Stokes, parties and Springsteen . . . plans to attend college. Lisa Hajduk: 916 Moorland Ave., B.C. Donald Harris: 48 W. 9th St., B.C. . . . seen with everyone whose anyone . . . “What’s up?” . . . plans to attend college for business or equestrian studies . . . will never forget the summer of 1980. Carla Hawkins: “Rene” ... 502 York St., B.C. . . . Track, Chorus . . . seen with Pam, Sandy, Darlene, and Diane . . . “For real” . . . Mrs. Hutton and Mrs. Gaither are tops ... plans to study psychology and enter the Air Force . . . works at Burger King . . . Will never forget June 12, 1980. Keith Hedrick:“Ice” ... 26 W. Pearl St., B.C.... seen with Bill, Zack, James, and Steve ... “You gotta pay the cost to be the Boss!” . .. Forst and Livingston are favor- ites . . . plans to go to college to study math . . . most memorable experience will be the last day of school. Vicky Hills: 405 Franklin Ave., E.p. . . . Library Aide, F.B.L.A., C.O.E. . . . seen with Diane, Flossie, Sharon, and everyone else . . . Mrs. MacCrindle, Mrs. Dineen, and Mr. Corbett are the best . . . plans to study real estate and get married . . . employed as a secretary for Brachfeld Medical Ass. Katherine Ann Hobson: “Okie”, “Kathy” . . . AA-3 Phoenix Apts. E.P.’.. friends include Debbie (Mackie), Kelly, Donna, Lori, LeeAnn, and Judy . . . “Well Bud- dy”, “Whatever floats your boat.” . . . Mr. Forst, Mrs. Dineen, and Mrs. Livingston are super . . . plans to attend college and enjoy life . . . will always remember Kelly’s wedding, parties at the pond, and the shore. Debra J. Hoffman: “Debie” . . . 142 Juniper St., B.C. . . . Class Sec., Key Club, Future Nurses Club, plans to be- come an airline stewardess Gerald J. Howard: Jer” ... 537 Otto Ave., E.P... Var. Soccer, Baseball, seen with Ang, Nick, John, Stew ... plans to attend college for chemistry. Susan E. Hubler: “Hubie” ... 215 Cleveland Ave., E.P. . Var. Soft., S.C. Sec., seen with Sue and Nanci . . plans for college and comp. sci. George R. Hudson Jr.: “Hutt”, “Hustler”... 321 Penn St., B.C. . . . Var. Track, Chess Team, Heirloom, Stu- dent Council V.P., Jr. Class V.P., E.L.P. . . . seen with Ruth, Bruce, Rich, and the Edgewater Boys . . . “Say Aaww”, “What’s Up Babe?” . . . Burch, Ballard, El Senor Ryan, and Schmidt are favorites ... will never forget 12 29 80, Stokes, Senior Homecoming, Spring- steen, G.A., or the shore in the summer. Deborah A. Jackson: “Calven” . . . 419 Locust Ave., B.C.... Key Club, E.L.P., N.H.S., Girls State . .. future plans include college and law school Donald Hughes:“Huey”... 929 Jacksonville Rd., B.C. ... seen with Bink, Lou, Ells, Rig, and Lucci... “HUH”, “Let’s cut!!” ... Mr. Ballard, Mr. Masters, and Ms. Hall are tops . . . plans to become a state police officer . . . most memorable experience was when a bunch of guys cut and partied Joyce A. Humpert: “Joycie” ... 919 Rigg Rd., B.C_ Var. and J.V. Cheerleading Capt., Exchange Student and Hostess, N.H.S., Student Council, Key Club, E.L.P., Heirloom, J.V. Hockey . . . seen with John, Suzi W., “T”, Chrissy, Laur, and the rest of the Senior crew . . . “Hi Ya”, “HOW PETTY!!!” . . . Sanderson and MGM are tops ... plans to attend college, travel, get a Gnome of my own, and Get The Last Laugh!!. . . will always remember my summer in Europe and coming home again, Stokes, the Phillies parade, “the riverfront”. Homecomings, “spgine”, and John. Eric Hutton: “Hutt” ... 14 E. Federal St., B.C. . . . Basketball, Parties . . . seen with “The Ge’ers” . . . “Freak”, “I like the Girls” ... Mrs. Gaither really rate .. . plans to attend a junior college . . . most memorable experience will be GRADUATION. Gerald Inzerma: “Gerry” ... 786 Lincoln Ave., B.C... . Body-building . . . plans to attend military school Bruce Jacobs: “Asha Stone Villa, Burl . . . . ! ketball ... Go to colle work like a dog. Koreen Lynn James: “Shortie” “Pigleg” . . . Jacksonville Rd., B.C. . . plans to become a bookkeeper, get mar ried, and have lots of kiddies Dave Janson: “Janz”, “Rev.” . . . 849 Woodland Ave., B.C___The Cult, Rock-N-Roll, Mind Control... hangs with Squib, Pean, Ann, Mitch, and Bern . . . “Who knows better than you” .. . Hall, Hutton, Jones, Knick- erbocker, Cunningham, and Fedak really rate .. . hopes to live past 20, stop mind control, seek the truth ... a true radical . . . the master of fast food McDonalds, Howard Johnsons, and Burger King ... will never forget the glowing sand, revolving stars, fast train, big gates, then waking up to Lennon’s “Mind GAmes”. Glenn Johnson: “Jonce”, “Dirtbomb” . . . 514 Dickin- son Rd., B.C. Cross Country, Track, Band N.H.S., E.L.P. ... seen with Glenn, Chuck, Vince, Dave, and Chris_” ... or what?” “Hey, Twinks” . . . Mr. Forst and Mrs. Dineen are favorites . . . college, fame, and fortune are foreseen in the future . . . employed as a lifeguard . . . imost memorable experience was the Springsteen Con- cert. Chris Jones: 419 Locust Ave., B.C, Jeanie Jones: Jaws”... 321 S. Harrison Ave., E.P.... Future Nurses, Student Council, Yearbook, J.V. and Var. Cheerleader, Co-capt. Var. Cheerleading, Senior Treas. . . . seen with everyone . . . Knickerbocker and Masters really rate “Ooh Babe”, “That’s Phenomenal” . . . plans to attend college for Nursing . . . will never forget Nov. 15, 1980, Dec. 31, 1980 Stokes, and fond memories with Ed. R. Todd Jordan: Chinny” . . . 505 Otto Ave., E.P. . . . Capt. Var. Wrestling, Var. Football, Chess Club, Arrowhead, Intramural Volleyball, Boys State, Spe- cial Services Swimming Program ... seen with Kondaki, Nowak, and Dirk . . . “You’re Ugly”!, You’re dirty!”, “Life is Rough!” . . . Burchell and Masters are great. . . plans to bum around for a year and then see what hap- pens ... works as a lifeguard ... will never forget getting drunk for the first time and falling asleep in the bath- room. Kathleen Keegan: “Kath”, “Keeg” . . . 301 Canover St., B.C__Color Guard, 128 Runner, F.B.L.A., C.O.E.. .. seen with Robin, Chrissy, and the rest of the crew . .. “Have you seen Robin?” ... Ms. MacCrindle is the best. .. plans to attend college . . . employed at Chein Indus- tries . . . Senior year will always be remembered. Judy L. Kowalski: “Candy”, “Smi- Bernadette Lamont ley” ... 1000 Wood St., Burl . .. Future Nurses Club... Plans to become a R.N., 50 marry Sharon L Kerstetter: “Shorty” . . . 421 Holmes Dr., B.C. . . . F.B.L.A., C.O.E., N.H.S., Main Office Runner, Guidance Office Runner, Arrowhead . . . friends in- clude Mary, Maria, Liz, Joe, Henry, Lisa, Sherri, Debbie, Donna, Jeannie, and Diane ... “I don’t like Mondays!” .. . Ms. MacCrindle, Mrs. McKenna, Mrs. McKenna, Mrs. Jez, Mrs. Dineen, and Herr Seals are the best. . . works at Clark Transfer Inc ... will always remember German II, football bames, and driving to school. RuthEllen King: “Ruthie-Babe” . . . 1108 Laurel Rd., E.P. . . . Var. Cheerleading, Key Club, Track Mgr., Nurses Club . . . seen with George, Jacqui, Alice and others ... “No Problem”... plans to become a nurse and own a massage parlor . . . will never forget George, cheerleading parties, or the words “DO IT!” Bryan Kinsey: 210 S. Garden Blvd., B.C. Jacqueline Kiss: “Jack” . . . 124 Hendrickson Ave., E.P. . . . Var. Track Mgr., J.V. and Var. Cheerleading, Key Club, Chorus, friends includes Debie, Wendy, Ruthellen, Scott, Paul, and Edie . . . “You Poophead!”, “Aw sh-----!”, “G-E-T-N-A-K-E-D” . . . fond of Mr. Ballard, Mrs. Dineen, and Mr. Masters . . . plans to become involved with some type of medical career or pose for a Playboy centerfold . .. works at McDonalds . . . will never forget canoeing with Peggi, Dec. 17, 1980, or the Springsteen Concert with Al. Christopher Darius Kondaki:“Dak’ “Caveman” .. . 325 Monroe Ave., E.P.... Var. Football, Track ... seen with Jordan, Schmidt, Steinfeldt, Centi, and Nowak . . . “You Know”, “You’re Dirt’” . . . Herr Seals, Mr. Bur- chell, and Coaches Cunningham, Reardon, Osherow, and Ballard are great . . . pumps gas and chops down trees . . . plans to join the U.S. Marines . . . losing the transmission in the “Dakmobile” after riding through the woods with Centi, Moose, and Mr. Brain was some experience. Chris Kontoulis: “Rich” .. . 1107 Laurel Rd., E.P .. . Var. Track, J.V. Soccer, Baseball, Key Club ... seen with Rick and the boys . . . “What’s ya doing this weekend babe?” . . . Forst and Corbett rate . . . plans to attend college and be an entrepreneur ... can’t forget the party on Sept. 20,1980---sexy and suave, a true ladies man!!! Monica Lane: 37 W. 5th St., B.C. . . . Pres, of S.E- .P.I.A., Colorguard Ltd., Library Aide . . . friend with Duck, Pammy, VVhalie, and everybody else . . . “What’s going on this weekend?’’ . . . Mrs. Williams, Mrs. John- son, and Mr. Corbett are tops . . . plans to go to college for medical technology . . . works at P.S.E. G . . . the summer of ’78 and graduation week of ’79 will never be forgotten. Robin Leuallen: “Rob” ... 315 W. Union St., B.C.... F.B.L.A., C.O.E... . seen with Kath, Kathy and the rest of the gang . . . “Have you seen Kath?”, “Who hit my car? ... It wasn’t my fault!” . . . Masters, MacCrindle, Knickerbocker, and Measey are tops . . . plans to attend Berkeley School to study merchandising and manage- ment . . . employed at James Realty Co. . . . will never forget 9 19 80 or vacation of ’79. Kathleen A. Lowden: “Kathy”, “Kath” . . . 328 Elm Ave., B.C. . . . Soph. Class Pres., F.B.L.A., 128 Runner, C.O.E.... seen with Holly, Karen, Robin, Kathy, Mari- anne, and anyone who hangs out in Farnerville . . . “Serious!”, “For Real!” . . . Cunningham, Masters, and Corbett are tops . . . plans to attend B.C.C. and Study law ... works at Bookbinder Law Offices .. . will always remember “cruising” with Joe, summer of ’79, and the “Fire Drill”. Linda Major: “Lynn”, “Linnie Sue” . . . 318 Orchard Ave., E.P.... C.O.E., F.B.L.A., Track ... seen with Bill, Chris, Karen, Cindy, and Pat... “I love Bill.”, “Honey”, “Is the food ready?” . . . Ms. Palmer, Mr. Masters, and Mr. Brown are great . . . sees a career in the secretarial field ... works at City of Burlington Savings and Loan .. . 9 13 80, 9 19 80, and 12 19 80 are dates to be cher- ished. Mary Ann Marsh: “Mar”, “Marty”, “Marshy”, “Mary Jane” . . . 1021 Cooper St., E.P. . . . J.V. Cheerleading, J.V. and Var. Track ... seen with Sher, Stac, Jane, Tom and others ... “What’s New?”, “Go For It!”, “Oh Babe” . . . Mr. Boonin and Mrs. Althouse rate . . . sees college in the future ... works at Flying Feather Farm ... dates to remember include 5 26 80, “The Flats”, ski trips, “Win- ston”, 7 7 80, and the times at Glassboro College. Marv Marshall: “Marsh” 238 E. Broad St., B.C. . . . seen with Mary Jane, Donna, and Mary Ann ... “Man”, “Uh” .. . Mrs McKenna is the best. . . plans to work as an aide . . . babysits on the side . . . has many fond memories of meeting new friends. Kevin McGi i iis;“McGoon Squad”.. . 131 E. Warren St., E.P-Var. Soccer, .. . plans to become a printer or thumb it to Peru Mary Jane Mason: “Jane” . . . 330 Conover St., B.C. . . . Mr. Forst and Mrs. McKenna are favorites... plans to attend college for Data Processing Steve McNeil: “Corn”, “Shmealy” ... 104 Edgewater Beach Apt., E.P. . . . Chess Team, Band, Tennis, Track, Key Club . . . has many future plans Kerry D. Meador: 211 N. Harrison Ave., E.P.... Var. Football, Intramural Basketball . . . plans to attend college with a major in business administra- tion. Tambra Miller: 307 Wilson Ave., E.P. Thomas Minard:“Tom”, “Mino”, “Mean Green Min- ard” . . . 1007 Memorial Rd., B.C. . . . Golf, Bowling . . . can be seen with Henry, Chris, Bob, Denny, Joe, John, Chiz, Pit, Debbie, Kim, Kelly, and Donna . . . Jones, Geltch, and Burchell are great . . . sees college in the future ... employed at Great Adventure ... my first date with Linda will always be cherished memory. Nicholas D. Megariotis: “Nick”, “NR” . . . 303 Franklin Ave., E.P.... 4 years Var. Soccer-Co. Capt., V. Baseball, Student Council, Intramural Basketball . . . seen with Aug, JR, Jerry, Stewart, Hutt, Brew, Rich, and the rest... “What are we doing tonight?”, “Beat deal!”.. . . Sanderson, Cutch, and Dibble are favorites . . . plans to attend college . . . will never forget the August 1980 camping trip. Debbie Miller: 307 Wilson Ave., E.P. Willie Mewborn;“Gerv”... 007 Irongate Apts., E.P... . Basketball . . . hangs with Karry, Butcher, Khalil, Bumble Bee, and everyone else ... “I am the original ICE.” . . . Mr. Burchell and Mrs. Williams are super . . . future plans include the Air Force or trade school . . . works at McDonalds and looking for babes . . . will always remember living in New Haven. Nancy Ann Miller: “Nanc”, “Mouse” . . . 301 Farnum St., E.P... . Hockey . .. seen with Jackie and Dawn . . . “Are you serious?”, “I’m tired!” . . . Mrs. Masters and Ms. Knickerbocker are favorites . . . hopes to become a professional cosmotologist. .. will never forget summer of ’80 down the shore, four days in Virginia, or the Senior trip to Floria. Brian Mitchell: “Mitch”, “Bink” . . . 304 Cliff Ave., E.P... . plans to move to John Mongillo: 431 S. Arthur Dr., Buffalo and hangout with George Clin- E.P. . . . Var. Wrestling . . . plans to ton and become a sound tech. enjoy life and become a millionair. Robert Moore: Smooth”... 32 E. Federal St., B.C.... Var. Football . . . hangs around with Ferg, Lance, Christy, and Bryan . . . “What’s Up?” ... Mr. Reardon really rates . .. sees college or the Army in the future .. . works at the City Garage .. . will never forget the Group II State Championship or R. V.’s Homecoming. William Moore: 207 Cardinal Rd., E.P. Dawn Morton:41 Lawrence St., B.C.... Var. Basket- ball, Var. Track ... seen with Pamo, Peg, Linda, and the rest... Mr. Forst and Mrs. Livingston really rate ... will never forget breaking my leg or starting Varsity Basket- ball. Javon Mount: V-4 Irongate Apts., E.P.. . . Sepia Club, Cross Country, Band, Track Manager . . . hangs with Errol Thomas . . . Mr. Reardon, Ms. Measey, Mr. Bear are favorites . . . plans to attend a school of fashion design. John Murphy: “Murple”, “Scurph” . . . 412 S. Arthur Dr., E.P__Arrowhead. E.L.P., Table tennis freak ... seen with Snive, Carl, Stein, Schmidt, Tom and Joe .. . “Cosmic”, “What a Bummer”... Mr. Geltch, Mr. Fields, and Mrs. D. are favorites .. . plans to attend college and establish a career in architecture . . . will never forget Mr. Jones’ class or the Phillies parade. Yolanda D. Neal: Lonnie” ... 208 E. Union St., B.C.. . . seen with Flossie, Janice, Earl, and Karen . . . “Where’s the party?” . . . wants to go to college and become a nurse... will never forget Mrs. Gaither’s class. John A. Nece: “JR . . . 524 Otto Ave., E.P. . . . Var. Football, Var. Soccer, Var. Baseball, Intramural Basket- ball, Student Council . . . seen with Joyce, NR, Jerry, Ange, Stew, and Hutt . . . “Yeah Right” . . . favorites include Mr. Weiler and Mr. Forst . . . plans to seek employment and attend college . . . will always remem- ber Sophomore Christmas and the S.J. Group II cham- pionship. Dagmor Neumever: 166 Edgewater Beach Apts., E.P. Donna Norcross: “One of the Bobsey Twins” . . . 413 N. Garden Blvd., E.P.... seen with Dianna and Cheryl . . . really adores Mr. Rich and Mr. Ryan . . . “I’m hungry!!”, “Look at that beak!!”, “Isn’t that nasty” . . . plans to become a cosmotologist. .. presently employed at Rickels ... summer of ’80 and Rick’s Christmas party are times to remember. Joseph Nowak Jr.:“Joe” ... 110 Colonial Rd., E.P. . . . Var. Football, Track, Chess Team . . . friends include Todd, Chris, Gary, Leanne, and Patti . . . “0, Baby!!”, “I’m in Love!” . . . Mr. Burchell, Mr. and Mrs. Ballard, and Mrs. Dineen are the best . . . plans to establish a career in accounting or architecture . . . will always remember New Year’s Eve ’80- ’81, Oct. 10, 1980, 5 10 86, and beating Palmyra and Township my senior year. Carl Oehrle:“Earl” .. . 603 Cherrix Ave., E.P.... Var. Golf Team, J.V. Soccer . . . seen with Snive, Stud, Murph, and Stein . . . “Do I look like I know what I’m doing?”... Coach Costello (Smokin’ Joe) rates ... plans to attend college and become a stockmarket speculator .. . the Phillies Parade and next summer will always be remembered. Kimberly S. O in; “Kimo” . . . Franklin Ave., E.P. . . . School Plays, Community Theater, Adv. Choir, E.L.P... . seen with Donna D., Sharon, the rest of “the girls”, and the crowd from Phila ... “Let’s go out!”, “Philadelphia, Donna?” .. . Cicali, Dineen, and Hindermyer are favor- ites . . . sees fame, fortune, and the pursuit of foreign delights in the future . . . employed at The Stationary Store . . . the Stokes Trip, Tom Petty, and Springsteen from row 13 were times to remember. Mary Page: 225 Penn St., B.C. . . Var. Hockey, Var. Basketball, C.O.E. Joyce Olive: 236 Hendrickson Ave. E.P. Andrew Rebilas: “Andy” with Kathy, Scott, and John plans include college . . . . seen William Scott Reed: Scott” . . . 217 future Stevenson Ave., E.P. . . . Band, Track, Chorus..........future plans include college and establishing a career in mu- Glenn Perkins: Perks” ... 924 Cottage Ave., E.P.... Cross Country, Track, Arrowhead Editor, E.L.P. . . . seen with Dirtbomb, Chuck, Strat, Vince, and Stech . . . “You Dirtbomb!”, “That’s Intense!!” . . . Ms. Hinder- myer and Mr. Pharazyn top ’em all . . . plans to attend the Naval Academy and earn first million by 35 . . . doesn’t believe in work . . . will never forget body hunt- ing down at the river. Kenneth Phillips: “Ken”, “Frog Legs”, “Kenny Pa- tera” ... 37 Stone Villa, B.C.... Cross Country ... seen with Barb, Maria, and Don . . . “Say what”, “You Nip- stick!” . . . Mr. Kline and Mr. Fields can’t be beat . . . hopes to get a better job . . . works at Amoco most memorable experience was 9 16 79. Maria Lynn Pitale: “Rea”, “Pit”, “Marie” ... 104 E. 6th St., B.C. . . . Key Club, Arrowhead, Band, Spec- trum, Who’s Who of American High School Students... seen with Liz, Debbie, De, Mary, Lisa, Joe, and the rest. . . “Give me a break!”, “Hang it up!” . . . Mrs. Dineen, Mrs. Althouse, and Mr. Gianguilio are great... plans to attend Rutgers for Special Ed., become wealthy and buy a Porsche . . . most memorable experiences include the Bob Seger concert, the Frat Party at Rutgers, Aug. 1, 1980 and Aug. 30. 1980. Dave Pitt: J-A Iron Gate Apts., E.P Lisa D. Quiveors: “42nd Street” .. . 338 E. Pearl St., B.C.... Frosh and Jr. Class Pres., J.V. Cheerleading Co. Capt., Var. Cheerleading, Heirloom, Basketball Stat., Sepia . . . seen with Laurie, Darlene, Krissy, Joyce, Marge, Kendall, and Renee . . . Mrs. Alcaro and Mr. Geltch are the best... plans to attend college in N.Y. to major in dance and make it to Broadway . . . presently attending Freedom Theatre in Phila . . . will always remember Stokes, Oct. 11,1979, Sept. 21,1978, the Prom of 1980, or cheering Var. basketball games. Mary F. Rainier: 840 Oakland Ave., B.C. . . . Band, M.V.P. . . . friends include Lisa, LeeAnn, Chris, Maria, Diane, Sharon, and various band members . . . “Es tut mie leid!”, “Hold it Fellas!”... Herr Seals, Mr. Bear, and Mrs. Althouse are the best . . . plans to join the U.S. Navy and become an oceanographer Sylvia Reidt: “ViVi” . . . Horseback Theresa Reilly: “Terri”, “Ter”, Riding, Basketball . . . Burchell and “Tree” ... 431 Independence Dr., B.C. . Giather are the best... plans to attend .. Heirloom, Softball Mgr ... hopes to college become a commercial artist Cheryl Richards:“Cher” ... 824 Woodlane Rd., E.P.. . . F.B.L.A., Soccer . . . seen with Donna and Dianna . . . “What did you say?”, “HUH?” ... Mrs. Alcaro and Mrs. Dineen are the best... plans to go to B.C.C. and become a legal assistant. . . the summer of ’80 was a memorable time. Nanci Rinaldi:“None”... G-l Burl. Ct. Apts., B.C-- J.V. and Var. Cheerleading, Softball Mgr., Student Council, Class Act., Announcements .. . friends include Hubie, Chris, the 5th period gang, the secretaries, and everyone else . . . “Oh my God!”, “Where’s Sue?”, “Yo Cuz”... Masters, Ballard, and Sanderson are favorites.. . future plans include going to school, traveling, and meeting Bruce Springsteen . . . 2 17 80, 12 8 80, and winter of ’79 wil always be remembered. Sharon Ritchie:uSha”f “Buzz” .. . Broad St., B.C.. .. Soccer Mgr., Band, “All Trips” . . . seen with Kim 0., Donna D., Bernie L. and the party gang ... “There goes the RSJO”, “What Joyce?”, “Crank It!” ... Ms. Reiner’s 8th period English class discussions were the best . . . plans to become a forest ranger and have my own forest. . . works at Burl. Coat Factory . . . will never forget 8 2, 3 80, Kimo’s birthday, and Rustle Castle days. Taina Roine: “Tina”, “T” . . . Laurinkuja 2, 21200 Raisio, Finland . . . Hockey, Heirloom, photography, ELP ... Joyce, Sue, Chris, Hoff and the whole gang . . . “Oh yeeeah!” “Who cares?” . . . Mrs. Blaskoviich, Mr. Boonin, Mr. Masters . . . plans to go back to the rough life and start studying again . . . Phillies parade, “Spgine”, the whole year in the USA. Rachel A. Rosenzweig: “Rach” . . . 218 W. Pearl St., B.C. . . . Key Club, Honor Society, E.L.P., Softball, Spectrum contributor . . . can be seen with Nancy, Henry, Linda, Brendan, Jeanie, and Dee . . . “Really”, “Yup”, “Yeah, I’m from Guam” . . . Sanderson, Fields, Masters, and Graves are super . .. hopes to go to college, to Israel with a friend, and then back home to Guam for a visit... works at the Burlington City Library ... dates to remember include Nov. 16, 1979 and May 23, 1980. Dianna L. Rollain: One of the Bobsey Twins” ... 211 N. Arthur Dr. E.P. . . . Var. Cheerleader . . . seen with Donna and Cheryl... Mr. Rich, Mr. Ryan, Mr. Masters, and Mrs. Livingston are favorites ... “Oh Really 8”, “Oh NO!!” .. . plans to become a cosmetologist... employed at Rickels ... will never forget summer of ’80 or 5 31 80. '.i i Marines Santiago: Michy”, “Pep- py” ... 462 S. Arthui Dr., E.P., Chorus, planning to go to college major in fash- ion merchandising minor in fashion ap- parel Kristan Sams:ilPonce” . . . 105 Sun set La., E.P. . . . Var. and J.V. Cheer leader, Sepia, School play . . . sees col lege in the future Theodore Santucci: “Ted” . . . 257 Ellis St., B.C. . . . Var. Football, Var. Wrestling ... seen with Robyn, Joes, John, and the “West End” boys ... Masters and Hutton really rate . . . plans to establish a profitable career. Nick Sarris: “Nicko” ... 521 Rutgers Ave., B.C. . . . loves to play raquetbal!... associates with “The Gang” . .. “Are you serious?”.. Mr. Forst and Mr. Reardon are favorites . . . plans to attend an electronics school . . . works at an engineering and law firm . . . will never forget the first day of work. Jane Scartocci: “Janie” . . . 1057 Bordnetown Rd., B.C.... Key Club Sec., Color Guard ... seen with Tom, Stacy, Sherry, MaryAnn, and “the gang” . . . “Hi ya hon!” . . . Dineen, Reardon, Livingston, and Corbett are the best. . . sees a future with Tom and plans to attend T.S.C. . . . works at the Masonic Home . . . will always remember 2 7 79, my Chevette, the blow out on the Expressway, Stokes, and “the accidents”. Mark Schiller: “Schill” ... 94 Evans Ave., B.C. . . . Var. Soccer, Track, Basketball ... seen with Dave, Dan, and Schuck . . . “Furley Urkin and Mama Pajama” . . . Mr. Richardson and Mr. Jones are tops . . . plans to pursue a wealthy profession. Lawrence R. Schmidt: Larry , “Schmidtty”, “Mr. Middleclass” ... 213 Regency Rd., E.P.... Key Club Lt. Gov., N.H.S. Pres., Var. Football, Golf, Arrowhead Editor, Student Council, Law Week, Boys State, E.L.P.. .. friends include Snive, Earl, Murp, Stein, and Dak . . . “Boy, this is Great!”, “The World HATES a Wit”, “You’ve made worm’s meat of me” ... Coach C., Burch, Sanderson, Reardon, Seals, and Dineen are favorites . . . plans to attend college and law school . . . will never forget winning the S.J. Group II championship, or beat- ing Twp. and Palmyra. Robert J. Schmidt: “Schmidty”, . . . 303 S. Harrison Ave., E.P___Var. Track, J.V. Baseball and Soccer, Key Club, Future Physicians Club . . . friends with Chris, Henry, Laura, and Perk ... “Ubt die Geige”,... Ballard and Burchell rate . . . plans to go to college and study denistry . Robin Simcox: “Rob” ... 114 Juniper St., B.C. . . . Nurse’s Helper ... seen with Kelly, Corky and the rest of the crazy gang . . . “What’s Up?”, “Where are we go- ing?”, “Let’s Party People!!”, “It’s Beat!” . . . Mrs. Wil- liams is the best... hopes to marry Corky and become a police officer ... will never forget the time the gang got busted behind Wilbur Waits. Suzanne Schm itt:“Schmitty”, “Spazz” ... 462 Locust Ave., B.C. . . . Track . . . friends include Kelly, Donna, Gene, Kathy, LeeAnn, Debbie, Judy, Lori, Kat, and Dee . . . “Are you nuts?”, “Can I take the car?” . . . Ms. Knickerbocker and Mrs. Althouse are alright . . . hopes to become a deejay for WMMR . . . works for Munsing- wear... will never forget Stokes or Belleplain Y.C.C. ’80. John M. Schuck III: “Schuckie” . . . 104 S. Garden Blvd., E.P.... Enjoys drag racing down Rt. 130 . . . seen with Jerry, Mark, and the wood shop crew . . . “Floggin Your Log”... Mr. Richardson and Mr. Forst are tops... a future race car mechanic ... a Macmillian Bum ... will never forget buying the fastest Road Runner in N.J. . Donna Shinn: 1-3 Phoenix Apts., E.P. . . . Hope Hose Ladies Auxiary, Partying... seen with Okie, Kelly, Lori, Judy, Mackie, Gene, and Lee Ann ... “A What?”... Mr. Jones and Mrs. Dineen are super ... can be seen working at “Leather Jones” . . . will always remember parties at the pond, Kelly’s wedding, and Cindy’s party. Kelly Shum way: “Shum”, “Bolts” . . . Q-6 Phoenix Apts., E.P. . . . Girls Track, Chorus . . . friends includes Donna, LeeAnn, Kathy, Gene, Lori, Debbie (Macky), Tina, Donny, Sue, Michele, and Tammy . . . “In the parking lot?!?” . . . Mr. Pharazyn, Ms. Allen,and Mrs. Dineen are the best... sees marriage and children in the future . . . will always remember Stokes, Cindy’s wed- ding, and most of all “my wedding”. Carol Severs:“George”... S-8 Burl. T. Apts., B.C.... Singing, Volleyball, Swimming, Skating, Office Runner. . . friends include Janet, Renee, Debbie, Jackie, Mi- chelle, Cathy, and the McDonald’s crew ... “I love you George” . . . Mrs. Livingstone, Mr. Masters, and Mr. Boonin rate . . . plans to become a professional singer and get married to George . . . will always remember watching Renee sleep during 2nd period. A i ■ Dave Allan Smith: “Smitty” . . . 522 Donna Lynn Smith: 320 Talbot St., Columbus Rd., B.C___Chorus, Basket- B.C. . . . sees marriage and becoming a ball fan.......plans to join the mili- hair stylist in the future . . . presently 58 tary, attend college attending Wilfred Academy . . . Lisa Smith: 407 Grant Ave., E.P. . . . Track, Spec- trum, Future Nurses Club, Arrowhead... can be seen with Mary, Maria, Joe, Diana, and other select people . . . “Well let me tell ya”, “I beg your Chardon’’ . . . Mrs. Althouse and Mr. Boonin can’t be beat . . . plans to attend college in New York . . . August 7th and speech class with Mr. Corbett are times to remember. Renee Smith: “Na” . . . 334 E. Pearl St., B.C. . . . Wrestling Mgr. . . . friends include Carol, “Daddy An”, Mert, Mitch, Lou, Denise, Mar, and John . . . “You’re ignorant!” . . . always smilling . . . Mr. Masters, Mrs. Gaither, Mr. Fedak, and Mrs. Livingston are all 1 . . . hopes to become a casino dealer or computer program- mer ... works at Burlington Coat Factory ... lunch with Carol during 5th period lunch and Fedak’s class are among the many memorable times. Tommy Smith 800 S. High St., B.C. Scott A Snively: “Snive”, “Siegrfried” . . . 303 Wilson Ave., E.P. . . . Golf, Var. Soccer, Key Club Sec., N.H.S. Sec. Tres., Future Physicians club . . . seen with Schmidty, Ochrl, Murph, Stein, Jacq, Dave, and Deb .. . “Liberals ahve ruined this great country!!”, “Backwards is sdrawkcaB Backwards”... conservative, W.A.S.P.ish . .. Herr Seals, Mrs. Dineen, Mr. Jones, and Coach really rate ... plans to study medicine and become a doctor ... serves as a volunteer at Zurburg . . . will always remem- ber beating Mr. Masters twice in teacher - student golf matches. Bruce Douglas Spruell: “Spruell” . . . 1312 Walnut Street, Burl . . . Frosh, J.V. “What’s Shup”, “That’s Crazy” . . . Costello, Althouse, Knickerbocker . . . plans to attend college and enter the Air Force . . . will never forget when I got my “Silver” tooth. Kathleen Patricia Stanley:“Kathy”, “Kat” . . . 125 E. Union St., B.C. . . . Roller Skating . . . friends with with Jill, Brenda, Sue, Janet, Tom, Dave, and Lori . . . “Yo, Buzz!”, “Are You Crazy?” . . . Mr. Fedak and Ms. Knickerbocker are definitely tops . . . hopes to become a cosmotologist . . . most memorable experiences include Stokes and second session skating. William A. Stewart III: “Stew” . . . 833 Cooper St., E.P . . . Soccer, Golf, S.C. King Stewey’s Court, skiing, plans to go to college. Paul Steinfeldt: 239 Hendrickson Ave., E.P.... Key Club, N.H.S., Soccer, Golf . . . plans to attend college; career in engineering, Masonic Home Porter .. Marianne Sullivan: “Mare” . . . 625 Moorland Ave., E.P. . . . N.H.S, F.B.L.A., C.O.E., Basketball... plans to attend college for accounting bus. William Summerall: 958 Easter Rd, B.C. Elizabeth A. Szychoski:“Liz”, “Lizard” ... 238 Mott Ave., B.C. . . . C.O.E., F.B.L.A. . . . seen with Pit, Rein- deer, and especially Rich ... “Muff Up!”, “I don’t care!” . . . favorite teacher is Mrs. MacCrindle . . . the future includes going to business school, continuing working at the lawyerls office, and marriage ... will always remem- ber my first date with Rich and getting a new car. Michele Taneredi:“Shelly”, “Shell-b” ... 4K3 Arbor Green, E.P. . . . Color Guard, Key Club Pres., Future Nurses Club, Student Council, Senior Class Officer, Chorus . . . seen with Debie, Jackie, Chrissy, and The Key Club Gang ... “Check it out!” ... Mrs. Dineen, Mr. Corbett, and Ms. Hall are super . . . plans to go to Carlow’s all girl college for nursing, the Key Club Con- ventions will never be forgotten. Don Tep er;“Teff” ... L-12 Burlington Ct. Apts., B.C. ... Var. Football, Var. Wrestling ... seen with Kelly and the gang ... “What’s the matter?”, “Cutie” .. . Mr. Rich and Mr. Masters are tops .. . plans to get a good job and take each day as it comes . . . works at the Willingboro Country Club . . . will never forget the day I met Kelly and will always cherish the fun times we’ve had togeth- er. Errol Thomas: 119 E. Federal St., Burl . . . J.V., Var. Soccer, Band and Chorus... Ma y, Mike, John, Javon .. . “Hey man, what’s up? . . . Mr. Bear, Mrs. Hutton, and Mr. Costello . . . Join the Air Force or Marines . . . 6 12 79. Lance R. Thomas: “LT” ... 81 W. 9th St. . . . Frosh, J.V., V. Basketball, V. Track ... seen with Everybody ... “You know it”, “Why not?” . . . Mr. Burchell, Mrsv Gaither ... plans to go to college and major in Bus. Ad .. . will never forget suiting up for Var. Basketball as a sophomore. Andrew Thompson: Ange” ... 410 Cherrix Ave., E.P. .. . 4 years Var. Soccer - Co. Capt., Baseball, Intramural Basketball, King Stewy’s Court, Student Council, Boy’s State . . . seen with J.R., N.R., Jerry, Stewy, Hutt, and the rest of the crew . . . “You want to do me a favor?”, “SHUT UP!!”... Ed S., Osh, and Booky are favorites ... never forget 8 80 “Promise land”. Charles A. Thompson: “Chuck” . . . 206 Lincoln Ave., E.P. .. . Track, Band, Intramurals . . . sees a future in wood- working; plans to become wealthy Henry Tomasetti: “Hank”, “O’Henry”, “Chancre”, “Spi” ... 218 Conover St., B.C.; Key Club, Boys State; plans to go to college and med. school. Diane H a er;“Starchild” ... 455 Franklin Ave., E.P.. .. seen with Vicki and Helen . .. “Are you serious?” .. . Mr. Fields and Mrs. Williams are favorites . . . future plans are undecided . . . will never forget the summer of ’80. Christine Toner: “Chrissy” . . . 428 Jefferson Ave., E.P. . . . Var. Softball, Var. Basketball Capt., Student Council . . . seen with Jo-Jo, Joyce, Hoff, Susie, Nanc, Ange, Nick, and the rest of the gang . . . “It’s a Killer!”, “Yoooo, What’S UP?” . . . Reardon and Sanderson are tops . . . funny, moody, “frustrated!” . . . plans to go to college and become very rich in the future. . . will never forget Stokes, the Phillies parade, the Bordentown soft- ball game, 11th and 12th grade floats, New Years, or “Spgine!!”. Eugene Tucker: “Gene”, “Eueey” . . . 308 S. Harrison Ave., E.P. . . . Heirloom . . . friends include Kelly, LeeAnn, Donna Joe, Tony, and the “Mindless Grou- pies” . . . “Que Pasa?”, “I Don’t Know” . . . Mr. Ryan, Mrs. Alcaro, and Mrs. Dineen are tops ... plans to go to college ... a Spanish tutor . . . will never forget Stokes, New Years Eve ’78, or Kelly’s wedding. Preston Thomas Turner: “L.A. Bop” . .. 501 Linden Ave . . . Inter. Basketball, South West Side Boys . . . Tyrone, James, Peanut, Keith, Bird, Tanya Holmes and the South West Side Home Boys ... “Man I love Tiny” . .. Mrs. Hutton, Mr. Fields, Mrs. Allen ... Go on to be a valuable person in life . . . Majestic Car Detail . . . will never forget “the bad times Tiny and I had.” David Velock: “Dave” . . . 303 Lincoln Ave,. E.P. . . . Var. Soccer . . . seen with Shill, Dan, Arnie, and Flex . . . “Chew the root!”, “good joke” . . . Mr. Fedak and Mr. Jones are favorites ... plans to get a job .. most memora- ble experience is New Years Eve. Patricia Ann Wajda: “Fuzzball”, “Squirrel” . . . C.O.E., F.B.L.A. .. . seen with Jay, Lynne, Janet, Linda, Henry, and everyone else ... “I don’t care!”, K_____it, Tom!!” . . . Mrs. Palmer, Mr. Reardon, and Mr. G. are great . . . plans to attend business school, become an executive secretary, and travel to Calif. . . moody, row- dy, loves to party ... will nevi r forget 6 9 79, summer of ’79, or trip to Calif . . Janet Lynn Wampler: “Wamp”, “Fry” . . . 225 Coo- lidge Ave., E.P. .. . Bowling, Rollerskating .. . seen with Mark Hopkins, Lollie, Carol S., and Pat W. . . . “I can’t, I’m going over Mark’s”, “That’s Craziness!” . . . Mrs. Livingston is number one . . . plans to get married and continue working at E.D.P. and R.V.H. . . . employed at Electronic Data Processing Corp. and Rancocas Valley Hospital . . . memorable experiences include 12 2 78 - meeting Mark, C.M.L. 18, trails and Mark’s ambassa- dor. Murphy Ward: 107 S. Garden Blvd., E.P. Danny Ware: 467 St. Mary St., B.C. Anthony T. Warren: “Top” . . . 4 W. 7th St., B.C. . . . Var. Football, Tennis, Intramural Basketball, Band, R.C.A. Engineering Program, Boy’s State . . . seen with Allison, Tracey, Gwen, Mike, Jeff, Spruell, Lance, Ferg, Rob, Kerry, Supe, Lonnie, Gerv, Butch, Jimmy, and all theother corner boys . . . “That’s crazy”, “Yikes!!” . . . Sockingbird, Reardon, Burchell, Ballard, and McLaugh- lin really rate . . . plans to attend college to major in Industrial Engineering . . . will always remember Sept. ’79, summer of ’79, and summer of ’80. Zachary Warren: “Zack” ... y77 Lincoln Ave., B.C... . Intramural Basketball... hangs with Andrea, Perkins, Bill, Will, Melvin, and Ice ... “What’s on the menu?” ... Mr. Ballard and Mr. Jones can’t be beat. . . plans to go to college and make a million . . . Mrs. Gusz’s class was an experience worth remembering. Cheri Sharese Watts: “Cheri” . . . 420 St. Mary St., B.C. . . . Band, Drum Major, School Plays, RCA Engi- neering Program, Rutgers M.I.T.E. Program, E.L.P., Se- pia, F.B.L.A., Future Physicians Club, Track, Wrestling Mgr., Basketball Mgr . . . seen with Evelyn, Tracy, So- nia, Paula, Lisa, Olivia, and everyone else . . . “Solid”, ‘Play it off!”... Dineen, Fields, Jones, and Corbett rate . . . hopes to become organized, attend college and med school . . . claps erasers for Mr. Corbett . . . will never forget Soph, year, Stokes, Alg. II, English II with Jones, B.L.B.B.B., or away basketball games. Sherry Lynn Webh: “Sher , “Web- Susan A. Weiss: Sue” . . . 258 Hen- bie” . . . 332 N. Arthur Dr., E.P. . . . drickson Ave., E.P. .. S.C. Pres., Heir- Hockey, Track plans to travel and es- loom, Band, Var. Soft., Hockey Capt., tablish a career in word processing P.A.A., Soph. V.P. . . Plans to attend Utica College. 62 Anita Williams: “Nita” . . . 419 York St., B.C. . . . Seen with the singing crew of the school ... a voice like like a songbird .... pleasant, softspoken . . . will always remember graduation. Darryl Williams:32 Lawrence St., B.C... . Var. Wres- tling . . . Quiet, nice, easy going. John Marshall Williams Jr.. “Tip Toe” . . . TH-11 Phoenix Apts., E.P--Football, Basketball, Key Club, Sepia Club . . . “Wher’s the Biddies?” . . . Mr. Corbett and Mr. Jones are the best.. . plans to go to college . . . will never forget having parties at Phoenix. Lonnie Williams:“Mag c” ... 1216 Chestnut St., B.C.. .. Var. Basketball, Intramural Basketball ... hangs with J. Dubb, Lance, Bruce, Allison, Nannette, and Niece ... “Good Evening”. .. Mrs. Hutton and Mr. Anderson are nice . . . plans to enter the Service . . . beating Twp. in basketball is an experience to remember. William Williams: “Will” . .. 419 York St., B.C____ Football, Intramural Basketball . . . seen with Zack, L.A., T.R., and the rest of the boys . . . Mr. Fedak and Mr. Cicali are favorites . . . plans to attend a private vocational school . . . will never forget winning S. J. Gr. II Championship in football or Uncle Zack’s Champion- ship. PontellF. Wright III: Butch”, “The Butcher” ... 217 Regency, E.P. . . . Var. Basketball, Var. Football . . . associates with Silly Billy, Mr. X, Bee-Bop, and Kool Kerry . . . “eee-yoo- BABE”, “Lookin’ for that GOOD STUFF!” . . . Mrs. Wood and Ms. Knick are kool . . . plans to establish a career in communication . . . works down at the Pickle Farm . . . will never forget Mr. Bookbinder saying, “Alright, Okay, we’re ready to be- gin,” “Real Good”, or not going on the Senior trip. Elizabeth A. Zdanio: “Liz” . . . 200 Stevenson Ave., E.P_Hockey, Track, Tennis, Stu. Council, Heirloom, 128 Runner . . . plans to go to college become a flight attend. ■■■1 r' Nancy Zeppa: “Zep”, Zappa”, “Frank” ... Ill Thompson St., B.C.... plans to get out of Burlington, attend college, and become rich and famous ... 302 N. Garden Blvd Brenda L. Barnett. Son Cha Finnell: Tonya Wynn:. . . 4A8 Arbor Green Not pictured: Vineen Ciemnolonski:. . . 237 W. Union St., B.C. Steve Duffy: The Duff’... 508 Otto Ave., E.P.... Chess. Science, Math . . . “The most beautiful and profound emo- tion we can experience is the sensation of the mystical.” . . Mr. Burchell, Mr. Gomba, Mr. Forst, Mr. Jones and Mr. Schmidt are favorites . . . plans to become financially se- cure. Rodney Terrell Gardner: “Tate” . . . 147 East Federal St.. B.C... . Intramural Basketball ... seen with Kirk, Troy and Preston . . . Mrs. Gaither and Mrs. Dinsmore rate . . plans to go to school to he a Mechanic ... will never forget the Folk Festival in Philadelphia, Pa. Therapon Michaelides: Teddy” ... 72 Edgewater Bch Apts., E.P. . . . seen with Steve McNeil and Steve Duffy . . Mr. Geltch, Mrs. Hutton and Mr. Gomba top 'em all . future plans include college. Hagen Schumacher:. . . 102 Plum Dr., E.P. I i ■I f f ( ' Thomas Walker:. . . 788 VVoodlane Rd.. E.P. S.E.P.I.A. Club- Monica Lane (Pres.) Joel Covington (Treas.) Pam Braithwaite (V.P.) Alisa Ellis (Sec.) Junior Class Officers- Dana Crump (Pres.) Lisa Gatesman (Treas.) Cheryl Balderossi (V. P.) Lori Brotz (Sec.) STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS- Sue Weiss (Pres.) George Hudson (V.P.) Sue Hubler (Sec.) Bruce Gosizk (Treas.) National Honor Society Officers- L to R: Larry Schmidt (Pres,) Laurie Butler (V.P) Scott Snively (Treas.) FROSH CLASS OFFICERS- L to R: Sue Wiggin ( Pres.) Alex Merenko ( V.P ) Patty Harry ( Sec. ), Sandy Cann ( Treas.) Sophomore Class Officers- Dianne Stumpf ( Sec.) Ursula Yates (V.P.) Claudia Strasser (Treas.) Kelly Bodden (Pres.) FBLA Officers- Brendan Ahearn (Pres.) Terry Parks Debbie Williams, Michelle Voehmle KEY CLUB- L to R: Scott Snively ( V.P. ) Michelle Tancredi (Pres,) Debbie Jackson (Treas.) Graduating . . . We’ve made it through these past four years, With plenty of happiness and just a few tears, Just pals when it started, best friends when it’s done, Even with bad times we’ve really had fun, I guess this is the end ’cause we have a new life to explore, Fulfilling our goals, changing our lives once more. Dianna Rolain 66 67 Homecoming Queen- Karen Danchison- and her court: Left to Right: Jeanie Jones, Laurie Ellzy, Joyce Humpert. Homecoming 1980 Tracy Bodden Tracy Burley Laurie Butler Karen Danchison Laurie Ellzy Joyce Humpert Jeanie Jones Lisa Quiveors Sylvia Reidt Liz Zdanio Senior Superlatives Most Likely To Succeed: Larry Schmidt, Debbie Jackson, Laurie butler Class Rebel: Sharon Ritchie, Dave Janson Cutest: Karen Danchision, Bruce Gosizk Most Athletic: Peggi Bucci, Nick Megariotis Class Firts: Dawn Cardi, Bruce Go- sizk Most All-Around: Joyce Humpert, Rich Edge Most Talkative: Sue Weiss, Billy Stew art, Stacy Birbilis 72 Most Individualistic: Donna Davies, Dave Janson Best Dressed: John Williams, Kathy Keegan Most Unforgettable: Taina Roine, George Hudson, Most School Spirited: Jeannie Jones, George Hudson Most Talented: Mike Bihlear, Laurie Butler, Glenn Johnson W Wittiest: Bill Stewart, Dawn Morton Most Studious: Larry Schmidt, Debbie Jackson Class Worry Warts: Sue Weiss, Henry Tomasetti 73 “OUR SUPPORTERS” D. Adamcik B. Adams B. Ahearn J. Allen S. Allgood D. Alu K. Amnillo L. Anderson S. Anderson J. Antuzzi H. Atkins C. Baldorossi U. Baran R. Bell A. Bennett L. Birch B. Blaskovich P. Bloomer N. Bonanno G. Bonner B. Boone D. Borden N. Bowery B. Bowker C. Breece L. Brotz G. Brown K. Brown M. Brown J. Bryant B. Buckno K. Buczek P. Buffarini D. Burgess J. Camper D. Cardone D. Cecelia D. Cephas J. Chapman D. Chesnavich J. Chester T. Chiantella A. Clark K. Clark D. Clement A. Cliver E. Collins K. Comegno L. Conway H. Cook C. Corbin K. Costontini C. Crowe D. Crump Y. Cummings R. Curiale D. Devlin J. Duffy A. Dumas D. Dunn E. Edlund T. Edmonds C. Embler B. Evans D. Evans A. Farley B. Fegley G. Felton N. Freeman K. Fryar 75 L. Gatesman C. Gentile W. Giberson M. Gilbert L. Givanetti J. Gitto J. Gonzoph J. Green J. Greene T. Greenwood T. Gregory J. Griffith V. Guarino D. Gustin P. Hamlett K. Hanson D. Harkins F. Harris K. Harris J. Hedrick J. Hillocks K. Hodges T. Howard A. Hughes E. Hutton D. Ishler M. Jackson M. James P. Janson J. Jobes J. Jobes M. Jenkins K. Johnson S. Johnson J. Jones K. Jones J. Joyner J. Kapalka C. Keegan S. Kelly R. Kerr L. Kinsey E. Kirkbride W. Kiss J. Koller N. Kudzma C. Leuallen J. Lewis M. Lister D. Long E. Lowden J. McConomy G. McMenamin D. McMillin G. Mattison D. Meador D. Meredith D. Merlino D. Mieszank D. Miller T. Miller L. Minnick D. Moore M. Morrone R. Munson E. Naylor K. O’Riordan W. Oxner A. Page R. Parente T. Parks N. Paxton P. Pezzulo C. Pinto W. Price J. Pullman J. Pullman K. Rahilly J. Rebilas R. Reed H. Rieger S. Reilly P. Renzi M. Rhett J. Richards S. Reynolds J. Roach H. Robinette D. Rush F. Santiago M. Santucci L. Saragnese K. Schmeck A. Schmidt D. Schmidt M. Shaffer J. Shaw R. Shearn L. Shinn J. Sholl D. Silver L. Slota D. Smiley A. Smith D. Smith P. Smith J. Stanger D. Stecher K. Stillings C. Strasser T. Sullivan C. Taylor C. Tomlinson K. Trumbetti D. Trump B. Veight M. Voelmle S. Wagner P. Wajda T. Wajda J. Wallace W. Waters D. Warner D. Warren M. Webb S. Weiss J. White S. Wiggens K. Wilkins D. Williams E. Williams R. Williams R. Wintjen J. Witt L. Wojcik C. Wolfe M. Wonderlin E. Woodard R. Woodard J. Woolston 77 A. Wormley T. Wright T. Wright R. Young G. Zeitlin B. Abbey S. Adams L. Aja W. Anderson R. Andrews P. Astor R. Atzert M. Bailey M. Bailey J. Baker S. Baker L. Baran D. Baronowski T. Barlow D. Barrett R. Barnes J. Baum D. Bekett D. Bennett D. Bennett T. Benwell M. Bisceglie R. Bishop K. Bodden T. Boley B. Bonanno L. Borden L. Borden K. Bowker D. Bowles S. Boykin R. Braithwaite K. Brock F. Brock A. Burke M. Burroughs R. Campbell S. Cann D. Cardi M. Carlis P. Cawley L. Centifonti J. Cephas B. Chiemnolonsk A. Chu S. Cintron W. Clemens P. Costello J. Crump E. Cunningham E. Curiale J. Currie S. Dairs T. Devlin T. Diggs 78 K. Doerner M. Edmonds R. Elbertson K. Ellworth G. Embler V. Estelow K. Evans W. Evans B. Haney J. Harmon B. Haufr L. Herrmann B. Hoey F. Hoffman J. Hoffman D. Hohney L. Holley M. Howard J. Hunter C. Ireland A. Jackson L. Janson J. Johnson M. Johnson D. Jordan S. Joyner K. Kaltreider B. Kane S. Kapalka S. Fiadino M. Fillman N. Fine G. Forgashe M. Fowler D. Fox K. Fox G. Freeman M. Fretz B. Garwood K. Gentile R. Giannetto S. Graddy R. Haas L. Green J. Greene T. Garrett J. Griffin R. Haines D. Keegan C. Keil S. Kelly C. Kempton D. Kerstetter H. Kim R. King D. Kinsey M. Kiple J. Knapp D. Kokocinski D. Kondaki M. Krapf B. Laurel S. Lawson J. Lee J. Lee L. Lewis M. Lewis J. MacMillan M. McDonald R. McGrath D. Manocchio 79 80 M. Marini T. Marozzi F. Marshall P. Marsh J. Martin L. Mason T. Mason F. Meade T. Meador A. Medley R. Meredith D. Mewborn L. Michaels J. Miller T. Mitchell G. Molineaux T. Mongillo T. Mooney S. Munson D. Nelson R. Nelson D. Oehrle E. Okulewicz D. Olive L. Pallante T. Paul J. Pierce A. Perkins J. Pfeiffer D. Rasberry R. Rebilas K. Rencevicz G. Rhett C. Rigby E. Roberts R. Rottcamp T. Roughton K. Ruscitti J. Scartocci L. Scott S. Scott B. Shearn T. Shinn P. Sibblies C. Sirak F. Smith R. Snyder G. Spadaccino J. Steinman C. Strasser D. Stumpf D. Sullivan K. Tarasewicz S. Taylor P. Thompson M. Thurber M. Tomasetti J. Treusch L. Turner L. Turner T. Turner C. VanBrunt K. Walker P. Walker J. Warren M. Warren E. Watts S. Weaver E. Weiss M. Wessner A. Abriola R. Alcott M. Allen C. Apple M. Arrain T. Ayrer J. Azzatori S. Baker T. Baker T. Baran T. Barnes J. Bectel K. Bell J. Birhilis T Bloniarz J. Bogda L. Booz D. Borden D. Bowen D. Bowen T. Brewer K. Bricker S. Bubello M. Buczek W. Burley L. Bush J. Buttaro B. Campor S. Cann M. Cannuli M. Carcanague S. Carlis L. Cava Hero S. Celia N. Ciemnolonski K. Chapman D. Churry S. Clark J. Cory S. Crawford T. Cunningham L. Custer A. Dally J. Daniels R. Davis B. Dumas S. Edwards C. Ellsworth S. Erkert J. Estelow D. Ewan T. Farrel M. Felton H. Fitzpatrick C. Forgash S. Freeman F. Fuller B. Fusco S. Gadoury V. Gaines G. Gatesman L. Gibbs D. Gillardon A. Gitto T. Goodjohn B. Gosizk D. Griffin L. Grimes S. Gur B. Haines D. Hall L. Hall C. Harkins C. Harrah P. Harry P. Habingreither D. Herron T. Hobson R. Holden D. Holmes C. Hudak A. Hughes 81 A. Hunt T. Hutton K. Ianucci T. Inzerma D. Ireland D. Jackson P. Johnson R. Johnson G. Jones J. Keegan B. Kelly K. Kerr P. Kontoulis D. Kotlaek R. Larkins D. Lee D. Little M. Long C. Lovenduski M. Ludlow C. McGinnis B. McLeondon K. Major M. Mandarakas T. Mason A. Merenko C. Merril M. Mogill B. Moore D. Moore D. Morrison P. Mount M. Muller D. Murray P. Myers K. Nece D. Nyborg T. Onori D. Pagan K. Paxton K. Peak D. Peterson Y. Phillips M. Ram bo D. Roulston K. Raymond J. Reeves K. Reynolds L. Ricci R. Rieger T. Riley S. Ritchlin S. Romero K. Ruscitti M. Salagy T. Schonrers C. Sever K. Shumway T. Silfies W. Sills B. Skow K. Smith R. Snyder S. Spadaccino T. Spinogatti N. Stahlnecker D. Stanhope G. Stayton T. Stein M. Taylor L. Thompson P. Thrash M. Traekner B. Trump T. Tucker R. VanSciver M. Vichko W. Vickers T. Viereck D. Vizachero K. Voelmle S. Ware J. Watson J. Weinczyk C. Westergard A. Whitcraft J. White S. Wiggins B. Wilkins L. Williams R. Williams T. Willowby J. Woodard J. Woolston A. Wormley S. Yates H. Young D. Zimmerman D. Zowaski 82 84 85 “IT’S NOT WHETHER YOU WIN OR LOSE IT’S HOW YOU PLAY THE GAME.” The 1980 Golf Team Drive For Show, Putt For Dough! Carl Oehrle Larry Schmidt 1980 Tennis Record City 0pp. 2 Burl. Twp. 3 2 Delran 3 4 Palmyra 1 2 Burl. Twp. 3 3 Palmyra 2 Billy Stewart Standing L to R. Coach D. Burchell, H. Robinette, D. Snyder, S. Coleman, B. Crain Sitting Kneeling L to R: J. Steinmann, T. Fink, C. Baldorossi, S. Mcneil Scott Snively 1 9 Front Row: L to R R. Campbell, J. Assatori, B. Stewart, L. Schmidt Back Row: L to R Coach Costello, P. Steinfeldt, G. Embler, C. Embler, S. Snively C. Oehrle Paul Steinfeldt Bordentown Moorestown Delran Lenape RV Maple Shade Holy Cross Palmyra Delran Bordentown Pemberton MapleShade Palmyra Faculty Opp. 4V2 6 1 6 6 3V2 6 5 4 4 5 4Vi 0 4V2 Chess Team Row 1: L to R D. Jordan, A. Rebilas, D. Richards, T. Jordan, J. Nowak R. Reed, D. Williams Row 2: L to R D. Pagan, A. Snively, G. Spaduccino, P. Fahey, J. Lee, S. Richtlin, C. Keil, M. Wessner Row 3: L to R Mr. G. Gomba, K. Shumway, B. Skow, C. Yi, B. Turner, E. Borden, Mr. D. Burchell Not Pictured: G. Hudson, S. McNeil, B. Crain, J. Baker, S. Yates 1980 Chess Team 2nd In South Jersey Finals E. Bodden T. Jordan B. Crain S. McNeil (j. Hudson J Nowak Burls Chess Team Opponent 3 Willingboro 2 4 Kennedy 1 3 Shawnee 2 2 Vi Lenape 2 Vi lVi Cinnaminson 3 Vi 2 Kennedy 3 2 Vi Shawnee 2 Vi 4 Willingboro 1 2 Vi Lenape 2 Vi 0 Cinnaminson 5 Playoffs- lst round- Burls 4 . . . . Camden 1 2nd round- Burls 4 . . . Kennedy 2 Final round- Burls Vi....Cinnaminson 4 8 The Loneliness Of The Long Distance Runner Standing: G. Perkins, J. Mount, D. Stecher, G. Johnson, James Pharazyn Kneeling: K. O’Riordan, C. Strausser, M. McDonald, V. Zoppina, C. Keil CROSS COUNTRY- VARSITY Burls Opp. 19 Lenape 40 22 Delran 35 30 Palmyra 27 41 Florence 17 32 N.B.C. 25 15 Maple Shade 44 34 Burlington Twp. 23 17 Bordentown 40 Glenn Perkins Glenn Johnson Javon Mount 89 1980 Softball Burls TEAM OPP. 11 Bordentown 9 13 Delran 11 9 Florence 7 3 NBC 9 9 Burl. Twp. 7 13 Riverside 4 14 Lenape 23 3 Maple Shade 2 12 Palmyra 2 8 Delran 4 4 Bordentown 6 5 Florence 3 10 Burl. Twp. 3 3 Clearview 6 12 Maple Shade 1 6 NBC 7 Varsity: Kneeling: M. Lister, P. Anderson, S. Weiss, S. Hubler, J. Miller Standing: L. Brotz, L. Hoffman, P. Bucci, G. Brown, K. McMonagle, C. Toner, K. Hubler, Manager N. Rinaldi Batsmen Swing A Successful Season Frosh Baseball 1980: kneeling 1 to r: Keith Ruscitti, Tom Water, Greg Rasar, Scott Kelly, Jim Hoffman, Tony Cephas. Standing: Tony Jackson, Darius Kondaki, Dave Olive, Brian Haney, Dean Keegan, Ed Okulewicz, Coach Ed Sanderson. Varsity Baseball lf?£0-Kneeling: Ed Herman, Joe Garron, Dave Bihlear, Jon Fazzone, Mike Adamcik, Bruce Gosizk. Standing. Tracey Merideth, Nick Megariotis, John Nece, Bri an Bowker, Brian Adams, Mark Chapman, Coach McCut cheon. teJ City 11 5 6 2 9 4 10 7 6 3 0 5 4 3 18 6 4 1 Moorestown Bordentown Delran Florence NBC Riverside Mapleshade Pal. Burl. Twp. Bordentown Florence Delran Camden Cath. Burl. Twp. Hammonton Riverside Pal. NBC Tracksters Excel In Leaps And Bounds Ps |p. ?%j Row 1 PJ.'Wajda, D,Jordan. T. Barlow,.C. Kane, J..Nowak, ..Centifonti, Coach Dave Ballard Row 3 Coach Otis Fields, S. Adams. R. Atzert, M. Warren, K. Fox, C..Kiel, B. Conaway, G. Freeman, A. preen, C. Strasser J. Reed, E. Borden, R.F. M. McDonald, M. Tomasetti, V. Zoppina. Row 2-S. Weaver, Edge, R.J. Edge, J. Branhaito, J. Hunter, D. Stecher, G. John- i-v ir.. n n ' j r- oil' r' it i t . r ____ r R t a M Qohillor Tim Ruan'Manaoor .1 Burls Boys Track Opp. 39l 2 Lenape 91 Vi 45 Delran 86 48 Florence 83 76 Bordentown 55 66Vi N.B.C. 64 Vi 60 Vi Riverside 70 Vi 84 Burlington Twp. 47 60 Maple Shade 71 49 Palmyra 82 Burls Girls Track Opp. 60 Lenape 58 63 Vi Delran 54 Vi 63 Vi NBC 54 Vi 44 Shawnee 74 71 Cherokee 47 36 RV 82 19 Palmyra 99 Row 1: S. Schmitt, D. Schmitt, D. Fox, M. Krapf Row 2: J. Roach, L. Major, S. Johnson, M. Morrone, L. Gatesman Standing: D. Rasberry, C. Tomlinson, S. Freeman, (Captain) T. Sullivan, L. Macon, D. Moore Not pictured: D. Cury, K. Shumway, B. Blaskovich, M. Marsh, G. McMenamin Sports Illustrated Hockey Girls Bully Way To 94 Backrow: L to R- J. Green, K. Danchison T. Bodden, L. Zdanio, Coach Kozuck, S. Webb S. Weiss, P. Bucci Frontrow: L to R- K. Jones, G. McMinamin, M. Lister, Y. Cummings Missing - Mary Page Burls Varsity OPP. 6 Pemberton (scrim- mage) 0 1 Lenape (scrimmage) 6 1 Bordentown (DNC) 2 2 Riverside 2 2 Delran 2 2 Florence 1 3 Palmyra 0 1 Burl. Twp. 2 3 Hamilton West 0 4 Riverside 0 0 Camden Catholic 4 0 Northern Burlington 3 4 Maple Shade 1 1 Bordentown 3 1 Burlington Twp. 0 0 Clearview 3 New Jersey State Playoffs J.V. TeamBackrow-M. Morrone, L. Gates- man, C. Breece, E. Curiale, M. Brown, B. Blas- kovich, T. Roine, manager T. Marozzi Fron- trow- H. Kim, J. Roach, L. Brotz, D. Scmidt, M. Fritz, L. Mason, K. Tarasevich, L. Aja Freshman Team- Backrow- Coach Sargen- ese, D. Ciemnolonski, D. Herron, T. Farrei, C. Lovenduski, M. Buczuk, G. Gatesman, C. McGinnis, R. Reiger, D. Vizachero Fron- trow-C. Merril, S. Cann, S. Freeman, L. Hall, W, Sills, V. Gaines, B. Dumas, M. Felton Soccer - A Real Kick In The Grass Standing: M. Becker L. SIota, J. How- ard, D. Adamcik, M. Schiller A. Thompson, J. Pullman, N. Megariotis, J. Pullman, Coach Klimek Kneeling: B. Stewart, J. Witt, M. Bihlear, D. Ve- lock, S. Anderson, B. Valadeotis, G. Racer, S. Snively, J. Nece, K. McGinnis Burls Opponent Opponent 2 Delran 0 7 N.B.C. 0 4 Burl. Twp. 0 4 Camden Catholic 2 0 Maple Shade 0 2 Riverside 5 3 Palmyra 0 2 Bordentown 1 3 Delran 3 1 Rancocas Valley 0 2 N.B.C 1 3 Burl. Twp. 0 1 Lenape 1 3 Maple Shade 0 1 Riverside 5 4 Haddon Heights 1 0 Haddonfield 0 Jerry Howard John Nece Bill Stewart Scott Snively Mighty Seniors Andy Thompson- Co.-Capt. Nick Megariotis- Co.-Capt. Kevin McGinnis Mike Bihlear Mark Schiller Dave Velock III r Blue Devils Tops In Turkey Bowl Darryl Williams- Senior Joe Nowak- Senior Burls Varsity Opp 6 Hammonton 16 27 Delran 0 12 Riverside 10 6 Florence 7 0 NBC 27 7 Maple Shade 6 22 Burlington Twp. 19 18 Bordentown 12 19 Palmyra 8 Melvin Chapman Burls Frosh Opp. 22 Hammonton 0 28 Delran 0 49 Riverside 0 44 Florence 0 31 NBC 0 50 Maple Shade 0 41 Burlington Twp. 0 38 Bordentown 0 36 Picture unavailable Palmyra 8 Burls J. V. 8 Hammonton 22 Delran 28 Riverside 44 Florence 0 NBC 26 Maple Shade 80 Burlington Twp. 12 Bordentown Picture unavailable OPP. 14 0 14 0 22 0 12 7 1980 Frosh - Freedom Division Champs-9-0 Christopher Kondaki William Williams Richard F. Edge Robert Moore Anthony Warren Brian Centifonti Larry Schmidt John Williams Marvin Ferguson Thomas Bores Donald Tepfer Albert Cawley Pontell Wright Kary Meador Allan Arruda Zack Warren Cawley, Arruda, Elisha and Tepfer Named To Freedom Division All-Star Team City Dominates In The Land Of The Giants VARSITY Burls opp. Lenape 79 75 Cinnaminson 77 68 Rancocas 70 61 Valley Palmyra 72 66 Kennedy 36 68 Cinnaminson 73 79 Delran 60 61 Burl. Twp. 57 65 Maple Shade 59 55 Riverside 66 62 Florence 41 73 N.B.C. 63 60 Palmyra 60 61 Delran 63 55 Bordentown 63 61 Mapleshade 52 46 N.B.C. 66 45 Bordentown 47 72 Riverside 90 70 Burl. Twp. 59 77 Florence 45 63 CITY REACHES STATE PLAYOFFS!!! Coach Joe Costello Peggi Bucci- Linda Hoffman = Co-Capt. City Stars Shine Varsity Standing:Mr. Williams, T. Wright, D. Moore, P. Bucci, D. Morton, L. Holly, L. Brotz, M. Brown, D. Cephas Kneeling: C. Toner, K. Jones, L. Hoffman, D. Cardone How Do These Grab You??? Varsity: kneeling: S. Bryant, J. Mongillo, C. Corbin, E. Weiss, B. Conaway, R. Braithwaite, R. Meredith, standing: A. Elisha (capt.), T. Santucci, B. Adams, T. Jordan (capt), R. Atzert, D. Jordan, D. Tepfer. Barry Conaway John Mongillo Andre Elisha (capt.) Ted Santucci Varsity Burls Opp. 36 Willingboro 29 44 Hamilton West 9 51 Vo. Tech. 15 18 Kennedy 33 24 Bordentown 31 21 Moorestown 22 38 Ossi Vo. tech. 27 63 Burl. Co. HS 6 18 N.B.C. 45 31 Palmyra 29 32 Riverside 21 26 Holy Cross 32 27 Burl. Twp. 25 6 Cherry Hill West 49 28 Maple Shade 35 X JV: kneeling: E. Weiss (Var.), L. Lewis, J. Azzatori (Frosh), standing; D. Jordan (Var.), L. Janson, A. Page, J. Joyner, coach Mr. D. Bear. Not pictured: F. Smith, J. Treusch, J. Bogda (Frosh), J. Taylor, J. Martin. Frosh: kneeling: L. Crudup, T. Spinogatti, J. Azzatori, J. Anderson, standing: W. Vickors, J. Weincyzk, H. Young, G. Jones, K. Runcitti, J. Bogda. Not pictured: B. Gosizk, J. Estello. ‘ AND WHEN WE JAM . . J.V. Football Cheerleaders: Row 1: K. Sams, C. Strausser, T. Mongillo Row 2: J. Scartocci, M. Thurber, D. Bowles, D. Fox, M. Howard, K. Kaltreider, C. Sirak Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders: J. Jones, S. Chapman, C. Williams, S. Bishop, D. Crump, K. Sams, M. Vomle, E. Harris, J. Jones J.V. Basketball Cheerleaders: J. Scartocci, M. Thurber, D. Fox, S. Williams, A. Medley, M. Howard, K. Kaltreider, C. Sivak, C. Strausser. Not pictured: T. Mongillo Friends we are and friends we’ll always be, Together we will cheer so faithfully. Cheerleaders we’ll always be, Till we meet again!!! Joyce Humpert- Captain RuthEllen King Sue Bishop- Captain Jeanie Jones-Co-Capt. (4 E Althea Johnson - Advisor Laurie Butler Jacqueline Kiss Dianna Rollain Kristin Sams 105 Kneeling: K. Clark, S. Chapman Standing; L. Minnick, T. Benwell, J. White, C. Williams The Bandfront Kneeling: J. Crump, P. Braithwaite, N. Paxton, P. Harper, A. Medley, Standing: A. Ellis, S. Cintron, W. Evans, C. Wolfe, K. Doener Picture Not Available: THE SILK SQUAD: Lieutenant- M. Lane, M. Rhett, J. Cruz, D. Meredith D. Beckett, M. Fox, S. Baker, M. Gilbert, N. Bowery M. Burroughs Pam Harper Drum Major- Cheri Watts, Bandfront Captain- Novia Paxton Row 1- N. Paxton, C. Keegan, K. Harrison, D. Hohney, J. Kiss, K. Kauker, A. Williams, P. Mount, L. Quiveors, J. Woolston, R. Johnson J. Woodward M. Marshall, Mr. Bear Row 2M. Mibler, R. Rottkamp, D. EVans, S. Anderson, D. Smith, J. Mac Millian, L. Micheal, M. Edmond, C. Hawkins, S. Wiggins, A. Wormley. Row 3- J. Pfeiffer, A. Clark, S. Wiggin, P. Blommer, B. Ahearn, B. Boone, L. Johnson, D. Bowles, S. Reed, C. Severs Row 4- Ken Harris, D. Hoffman, D. Miller Row 5- K. Schumway, K Olin, T. Clark, M. Carcanague, S. Cintron Dawson McAlwee The 1981 Heirloom recognizes Mr. Dawson McAlwee for some 20 years of excellent ser- vice in our Music De- partment. Most know him as Mr. Mac” Mr. McAlwee plans to retire in June and we’d just like to say ‘‘Thanks” and “Best Wishes”. 108 The band performs as the silks fly high! Our Time STUDENT COUNCIL- Bottom Row (1 to r) J. Lee, L. Slota, C. Forgash, C. Strasser, K. Bodden, A. Merenko, C. Tomlinson, S. Weiss, D. Crump, M. Brown. Row 2 M. Marini, U. Yates, T. Bodden, N. Rinaldi, S. Birbilis, S. Hubler, (secretary), J. Humpert, S. Weiss (president), J. Jones, S. Kelly. Row 3- M. Kipple, J. Buttari, D. Fox, S. Cann, L. Baran, L. Gatesman, M. Morrone, J. Greene. Row 4 (top) B. Gozick (treasurer) D. Cardi, B. Edge, L. Zdanio, A. Hughes, C. McGinnis, T. Mason, B. Crain, L. Schmidt, B. Stewart, R. Parente, C. Balderossi .... Missing G. Hudson- vice-president 128 Office Run- ners- Front: C. Fryar, M. Cope, Back Row: L. Zdanio, M. Mandara- kas Boys and Girls State Back Row: A. Cawley, H. Tomasetti, T. Jordan, A. Warren, R. Edge Middle Row: S. Snively, L. Schmidt, A. Thompson, B. Crain, G. Perkins. Kneeling; D. Jackson, R. Rosensweig Honor Society- Sitting: S. Kerstetter, R. Rosensweig, J. Humpert, D. Jackson, M. Sullivan Standing: G. Johnson, L. Scmidt (pres.) L Butler- (vice-pres), P. Steinfeldt Firesquad- Sitting: K. Hanson, R. Cavallero, Kneeling; S. Reilly, D. Ekelburg. Not Pic- tured: Ron Parente, J. Hoffman, A. Merenko 1980-81 Theme: “Dare To Influence” BURLINGTON Key Club Row 1: L to R: R. Rosenzwieg, K. Gallagher, J. Humpert, D. Jackson M. Tancredi, D. Hoffman, J. Kiss Row 2: L to R L. Herrman, D. Borden, J. Lee, M. Pitale, R. King, E. Kirkbride, W. Kiss, R. Rottkamp Row 3: L to R C. Kontulis, J. White, H. Tomasetti, S. Wiggins, D. Schmidt, J. Greene, D. Rush, B. Ahearn, D. Meredith Row 4: L to R B. Schmidt, J. Devaney, P. Steinfeldt, L. Schmidt Not pictured: S. Snively, B. Crane, Mr. G. Gomba, Sponsor Cooperative Office Education is a work-experience program for seniors interested in ex- ploring business careers. This is a new program whose suc- cess has been dependent on the support of the business community. Thank you for the support and interest. CO- OPERATIVE OFFICE EDU- CATION MEMBERS: K. Keegan, V. Hills, E. Szy- choski, P. Wadja, L. Major, C. DiDomenico, R. Leuallan, C. Fazio, K. Lowden, M. Page, M. Sullivan, V. Edge, S. Ker- stetter. Students attend school in the morning. Students must be en- rolled in COE job-related class in school. Students will receive on-the-job training in the afternoon. Students will receive 15 credits for this job plus the work experience. Students will earn pay for working. o p p 0 r t u n • j t • 1 e s Audio Visual Aides Row 1; L-R; R. Parente, C. Wolfe, D. Warner Bottom row; J. Garron, J. Gitto, K. Harris, C. Embler, D. Ekelburg Front; J. Lee 113 S.E.P.LA.-first row: P. Braithwaite, M. Lane, J. Jones, M. Bur- roughs, J. Evans, D. Beckett. 2nd row:C. Watts, L. Ellis, M. Harris, A. Chu, S. Williams, A. Medley. 3rd Row:D. Williamson, B. Jacobs, J. Williams, T. Baker, D. Williams, S. Baker, D. Newborn, L. Macon. 4th Row: Mr. Brown, Mrs. Johnson, L. Gibbs, S. Freeman, L. Hall, N. Bowery, D. Bennett. Future Physicians-Bottom Row:K. Constantini, D. William- son, Second Row:S. Snively, R. Schmidt Third Row:W. Stew- art, H. Tomasetti, Fourth Row: J. Devaney Guidance Office Runners- Left to right: (seated) T. Bentwell, A. Wormley, S. Scott Standing: T. Gregory, P. Costello Library Aides- First Row (L to R) D. Ras- berry, P. Harper, V. Estelow, C. Sirak. Sec- ond Row:T. Willoughby, T. Garreet, J. Lew- is, M. Allen. Arrowhead Staff:top row; L to R M. Pitale, L. Smith, S. Woolson, J. Murphy, L. Schmidt, T. Jordon, C. Glawson middle row; P. Thrash, E. Cunningham, C. Walker, P.J. Wajda, D. Greenwald, M. Kiple bottom row; J. Covington, G. McMenamin, B. Kelly, S. Mikutowicz (advisor), G. Rhett, B. Kane Future Nurses Club- Sitting: J. Kowalski, M. Fowler, D. Dunn, A. Hughes, J. Duffy, R. Simcox. Standing: K. Wilcox, I. Plytas, B. Chmie- lenski, A. Giannetto, K. Voelmle, H. Kim, Nurse Connors Nurses Aides- sitting: Robin Simcox, Anna E. Connors (nurse) standing: B. Chmielenski, I. Plytas, K. Wilkins. Special Services Swimming Club- Front Row: J. Pfeiffer, D. FBLA’S Christmas Door Decorating Contest. Cardi, T. Bodden, L. Adams Second Roe: S. Kelly, B. Barnett, J. Gitto, F. Santiago, J. Witt, K. McGonible Third Row: T. Fink, C. Embler, D. Silver, J. Allen, S. Adams The Jazz Band Snack Shack- Row I; A. Chu, S. Claus, K. Hodges, A. Dumas, E, Collins, P. Johnson, L. Hall. Row 2: N. Bowery, K. Jones, A. Wormly, J. Lewis D. Williams, L. Cavellero. Row 3: S. Williams, L. Turner, D. Newborn, T. Ryan, T. Gregory, S. Allgood, S. Free- man. Eviroa- id- chief la your EDITOR 7 4 Vw l?0-1 K _ .STuoojr iytfroc,«apij rr (Huno� s Hetfgft.-1 itudeut ?w roiy� Afi copy £P ITO llrgnks Ko. ttuno H fo- the preppy look . . . designer jeans .. . the freak . . . bruce springsteen-the river . .. “pig out” . . . presidential election: imcumbant president jimmy carter was beaten by republican ronald reagan ... 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Calvin klein ... “lunch box” ... double belts . .. perms ... the u.s. hockey team won the Olympic gold medal.. . pleated skirts ... “solid” ... pink floyd-the wall . . . fuscia . . . pumps . . . wrappers delight. . . revival of the doors... cheech and chong-up in smoke ... chinos ... turtlenecks ... smurfs ... nikes . .. b 52’s ... “ that’s my boy” .. . Philadelphia phillies win the world series . . . sweat shirts . . . sugar hill . . . “go for it” . . . charms- charm holders . . . michael iackson . gfeounk rock . fame . . . richard pryor-burned . . . test tube babies . . . T-'i wm wool suits . . . “we’re cool” .. . stir crazy . . . john corny” .. . Chinese shoes ... “you got in black ... “how beat” .. . devo-whipi . . . suspenders ... if my jeans could talk NATIONAL LEAGUE CHAMPS 118 V ADVERTISING Experience quality food in a pleasantly stimulating atmos- phere presented by people who care. LUNCH: Daily from 11:30 A.M. DINNER: Daily from 5 P.M. BRUNCH: Sunday 11:30 A.M. 3 P.M. 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Box 310 Burlington, New Jersey 08016 Burlington Surgical And Orthopedic Dept. 325 High St. Burlington, N.J. 08016 Phone: 386-0052 Burlington Pharmacy Department 301 High St. Burlington, N.J. 08016 Phone: 386- 0141 McDonalds u U� Open 24 Hrs. Drive Thru Service Rt 130 And York St. PLEASING YOU PLEASES US OPEN 7 DAYS ALJON’S 6 Wood Street and Highway 130 Burlington, New Jersey SUBMARINES STEAKS CITY OF BURLINGTON SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOC. 115 East Broad Street Burlington, New Jersey 08016 Good Luck Class Of ’81 CALL IN - TAKE OUT 386-5489 124 Best Wishes To The Class Of 81 CUT ABOVE BEAUTY SALON DAVID WEISS HARDWARE 310 Warren Street Beverly, New Jersey 08010 Phone: 387-0159 Plumbing - Electrical Mill Supplies Paint - Glass - Housewares - Rentals Sporting Goods - Garden Supplies 9 ‘Ae% S . .+ nr r � mtsrju ' The. SVuckrT Council o icer and repre. 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If you want to learn communications, for instance, waiting a few months could re- ward you with an opportunity that doesn’t exist today. And if you’d like to serve in Hawaii, for example, you can wait until an opening comes up. See if you qualify. Delayed Entry is worth the wait. Call Army Opportunities Army Sergeant Juan Garcia 410 High Street, Burlington 386-2491 Congratulations Class 129 131 . KEY CLUB 1981 Dianna Devlin Maria Pitale Edie Kirkbride Debbie Bordon Brendan Ahearn Katie Doerner Laura Herrmann Jenny Lee Debie Hoffman Mary Beth Howard Diane Kerstetter Chris Kontoulis Brian Crain Joe Devaney Bob Schmidt Steve McNeil Paul Steinfeldt Joyce Humpert Jackie Kiss Joanne Green Sandi Wiggin Kathy Gallagher Donna Schmidt Wendy Kiss Dianne Rush Larry Schmidt Regina Rachel Rosenzweig Honored Member President: Michele Tancredi Vice President: Debbie Jackson Secretary: Scott Snively Treasurer: Janine White BEST of LUCK to NEXT YEAR’S CLUB FROM THE SENIORS!! Larry Schmidt Lt. 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BURLINGTON COAT FACTORY RTE. 130 Efri Burlington, N.J. MS. HUTTON’S Students “Congratulate” The Class Of 81’ Vicki Edge Maria Boufaloukas Liz Zdanio Nancy Miller Marvin Ferguson Louis Giano Evelyn Edlund Joanne Jobes Kenneth Johnson Anna Bennett Debbie Cephas Margo Rhett Preston Turner 135 9 % Congra tula tions To The Class Of ’81 From 137 Congratulations To The Class Of ’81 From The Stars Of The Pam Braithwaite 1981 HEIRLOOM BUSINESS STAFF Jeannie Jones 138 PATRONS Pamela Allen Rev. and Mrs. William R. Allen Mr. Allen Mr. and Mrs. Michael Dinneen Mr. and Mrs. William C. Hutton, Jr. Mr. Geltch Ms. Patricia Braithwaite Jenae and Dion M. G. M. Ann McKenna Mr. Terence M. McGovern Mrs. Ethel Rosenzweig Mr. Sanderson Mr. and Mrs. Sartori Mr. and Mrs. John Snively Mr. and Mrs. Charles Steinmann Mr. and Mrs. Tucker Youth Felicitares Mr. and Mrs. John C. Wade Mr. and Mrs. Edward Zdanio Mr. and Mrs. James E. Jefferson Sr. BOOSTERS J. Pass -n- Laurie Risked your life on the bridge? 5-29-80 ... Hi Hiney! Jacqui Clyde “81” Jacqui -n- Alan “Unforgettable-that’s what you are class of ’81” Pam Braithwaite-Capricom- ’81 Smooth -n- Slick Bog -n- Webb HOB ’N NOB, 2 14 My Party - 1 23 Hey Liz, Can you breath?? Greg Shawna You can’t be trusted Greg! “Stein” “69” Chevelle Dawn Cardi “81” I love you Nick - Dawn A.T. and the Doors Johnny Nece - Thanks for the memories Steely Dan and Fantasies! I need a hug Sunnyside Farms anyone? SCREAM!! - you’ll feel much better Taina, it’s been great having ’ya! I love you Rob Hey Sue W., Let’s go preppy today! See RALPH!!! WHO CARES!!! jee jee - pidetaan ikavaa! Mr. Mojo Risin Twinks Twanks Twunks The Cender of the Universe City Cheerleaders DO IT BEST! How many cendermeters Mr. Schmidt? Did you Smooch your Pooch today? PETTY! PETTY! PETTY! Double rendez-vous with the cops Chez-marez Kegger Why don’t you guys grow up! Rita Kevin . . . forever “HUTT” I love you Danny - Rose Pamela D. Chaney My Brother Henry - R.R. Guam 1 Seasick in Room 18 Mare’s Party - 1 23 81 Tom -n- Jane . . . forever Shortcake and Cupcake Shawna -n- Greg, 9 10 80, “Forever” 6 80, Alexandria Virginia, with Gary Yes, I park my car in the front I heard that!! Oh, 3 or 4 Mrs. Hutton, thanks for eveything! Life is full of surprises-don’t let it surprise you Heavy Chevy is 1 Mark and Donna Debbie Borden -n- Wallace Robinson Kontoulis “84” Joey -n- Penny forever TOWNSHIP IS THE PITS!-P,K., W.M., S.R. “Mindless Groupies” are the Best! Gillian a Sibling? Brian, your Mustang stinks!! D. Harris -n- B. Crain, forever I Love You Anthony 2 8 79 L., J., K., T. in A.C. Crash Nipper Chris -N- Aug Did you get any pranks lately, Melis? Read any good journals lately?? Vicky -N- Art Watch out Israel! Jesus loves you, Rachel Monty Python Lives! Deutsch IV ist die Beste! B.C.H.S. Golf is 1 Body Hunting at the River Pat won’t forget 1 10 81 J.J. Liz Rich, 8 30 80, Love Forever I still love you, Carol K. I LOVE DON Jean, Al, and Jan-4th per. lunch Ron loves Sandi Neen the Bean ’82 Yankees - World Champs PHILLIES PHEVER The Glimmer Twins Leann and Laura, we miss you-but not that much Jason, Little Guy, Jessie Andy and Chris Dec. 9, 1980-a night in the tunnel with my NOVA Jaws and Watson I owe you 3, John Karen and John Melis, did you find your teddy bear? C-Handgdog Crouch-K April 6, 1979 108 B.C. wrestling CHAMP ’81 Virginia Girls know where it’s at I love you Patti- Joe Maria and George, T,L.A. “76” ’81 Heirloom staff is Ancora bound!! Smile, you dumb bunny! Kori Taneile Hutton LaChan Verne’ Hutton • John Eric Jefferson - class of ’92 Bob and Vickie Joe and Lori December 21, 1980 Don -N- Kelly Judy K. Loves Gordon C. - 5 23 80 Karen, who’s walking in front of ya? LG says, “let your fingers do the walking” Steal Away - An Experience in S.C. Pam -N- Neil Late Saturday nights at Costello’s! Drug ADDICTS are not 1 Ferg - “Bout time I graduated!” New Year’s Eve at Nanci’s Bish, can I drive? You’re in for a rude awakening!-N.R., S.B., and S.H. Thank-you for Riunite at 5 Bobby B., will you be my Bloody Valentine? Let’s take a walk on the promenade FRIENDSHIP, think about it K.T. pick up your phone sometime! Playing on the ice at the river Jeff Greene, you’re a doll! Kelly Lou J.L.O.A. We’ll meet you at the river at 8:30 Center Court!!! Dan Cardi “83” Gary and Nancy . . . Together Again Scott, I’m not guessing anymore! Stein and Zdanio - 4 22 80 LH The Puzzle Is Completed 143 Another Facet Of Life Is Gone,The Puzzle Is Almost Finished; Or Is It Just Beginning? Lisa Quiveors