Keyport High School - Key Yearbook (Keyport, NJ)

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Baseball YH! 4 x ...K 3 f First row, left to right: Coach R. Zampello, C. Allocco. M. Russo. W. Eastmond. R. Letts. H. Clearyuj. Pinto. F. Miele. G. Ruth. R. Lo Presto. G. Swann. Sccond row: N. Miller, B. Ochinegrowl. Camerano. H. Gun- sauls. C. Hendrickson. B. jackson. L. Busichio, H. O'Brien. C. Hourahan. C. Perno. Third row: R. VVharton. R. We-bb.,I. Thorne. B. Chromeyxkl. Fleming, M. Leach. R. Frye-.Al Ammaturo. R. Archer. First row. left to right: Robert Hyer. Neil Bahrenburgxjohn Whitehead, Leonard Goldenulames Howley. Herbert Konish. Second row: George Walling. George Ruth. George Lawson. George Swann. Ralph Trolian. Third row: Coach Baker, Donald Trolian. Daniel jackson, Dennis Vol- camp. '89 . Cb -KL: m QH2ws- , W j flt,.f' tvs'

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46 Km-vling. left to right: Richard -Iohnson.-Iames Howlry. Ilarolrl 0'Bric'n. Robert Sulli van. Bc-nbjamin Orhinc-gro. Ralph Trolian. Robert Arthvr. Standing: -Ianws lvlclnnis , , Bob Ainslic: Frank Lawson. Confh Robvrt Zampvllc: Corky llourzxhztn. Albert D0 l.1u1ro. -Iosvph Kurflyla. Kncc-ling. lvft to right: Benjamin Jarkson. Vinfvnt Taylor. josvph Donald. Bvnjamin Onhinc-gru. Robert Sullivan. Frank Lawson. Standing: Stanley Poling. David Hindin. P011-r Spc-ru.-john Nlclfan. Ralph Vztcrzxrvllzt. Robrrt W'alsh. Paul Nlontcszxno.-lack Wlxlsh. E 'I

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OFFICERS stance Craft, presidentg Lynn Olsen vice-presidentg Mrs. Johnson, adviser 21.9. Any girl in Keyport High School who participates in at least one after-school activity is eligible for membership in the Girls' Athletic Association. The skills and techniques of such sports as basketball, volleyball, soccer, softball, and archery are taught under the supervision of the girls' gym teacher, Mrs. Johnson. Both an intramural and an interscholastic program are offered in most ofthe sports. Points are awarded for participation in games, practices, and meetings. A member receives her KH or numerals when she earns a given number of points. As a means of building up the treasury, the G.A.A. sponsors a dance. With the money earned, the G.A.A. makes donations to worthy causes and gives a Christmas party for underprivileged children. First row, left to right: P. Poling,J. Metz- ger, M. Winters, B. Anderson, V. Law- son, C. Craft, Mrs. B. Johnson, A. Stein- metz, M. Genovese, G. Conway,j. Dal- lenbach, C. Cleary, S. Bartole. Second row: C. Sickles, P. Lutz, O. Hertle, M. Hanson, L. Smith,j. Butler, L. Gilson, V. Skeeter, E. Slutter,.I. Fitzgeraldhl. Meisler, H. Wolf. Third row: L. Craw- ford, O. Davis, D. Eigenraugh, M. Wal- ling, C. Lambertson, B. Stopkie, A. Har- ries, M. Vena, M. Weigand, L. Olsen, K. Gevas, N. Houston, E. Heil, F. Wal- ling. Fourth row: A. Jones, D. Davis, M. Bergerhl. Hemmerlin, C. Bishop, R. Sloan,J. Bishop, L. Boswell, A. Darlin. Left to right: Virginia Lawson, secre- tary, Margaret Vena, treasurerg Con-