Archbishop Kennedy High School - Kencensus Yearbook (Conshohocken, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1983 volume:

rAcknolcdgcnicnts Editors-in-Chief Margaret Curcio Lisa Muir Staff Dan Murphy. Linda Glodek. Amy Fenerty. Maria Sinopoli. Mike Brody, Brian Tinneny. Regina DuBisee. Susan Pupek. Tya-Mae Julien. Adviser Sister loan Gertrude. S.S.|. Grateful Appreciation to Mr. lames Purcell. Mr. |ohn Briner. Cooke Publishing Co.. Carl Wolf Studios. The Times Herald, and especially to Ms. Susan Heidt, for all her patience. 2 3 Principal Mr. lames A. Purcell Principal of Archbishop Kennedy High School ’anther • Library Skills • General Music • Gym • Jerp • £harlie General Art • Ms. B • English • French Academics ienor Leahan • Health • Biology • Bunsen Honeydew • A Separat ’eace • Drawing and Composition • Accounting • General Business 'yping • Chemistry • Algebra • Geometry • Trig • Calculus • Physics American Gov't • Beowulf • Western Civ • Physical Science • Bocky arole • Pete • Uncle Ray • Morality • Honors English • Psychology tudy? • Lunch • Caf • Booster Hall • Health II • Seamus Geometry Latin • Frog • IPS • Beaker • World Cultures • T • Religion • Pin ’anther • Library Skills • General Music • Gym • Terp • Charlie General Art • Ms. B • English • French • La Belle Souer • Spanish enor Leahan • Health • Biology • Bunsen Honeydew • A Separat 'eace • Drawing and Composition • Accounting • General Business yping • Chemistry • Algebra • Geometry • Trig • Calculus • Physics merican Gov’t • Beowulf • Western Civ • Physical Science • Bocky 1 arole Pete Uncle Ray Morality • Honors English Psychology 1 Mr. Christian Bochrath Dean of Students Physical Science. Head Football Coach. Weight Club Moderator 8 Sister A dele Marie Tool. SS| Dean of Activities Physics Sister Mary Joseph, CSB Dean of Academics Mad scientists Helen Morrison and Beth Smith concentrate on trying to figure out what to do next This mechanical drawing class is hard at work but still enjoying themselves kgnes Bernardyn: General Art: Drawing and Seamus Bradley: English I II and IV. Composition: Color and Design Mixed Media Studio Art lohn Briner: Introductory to Physical Science: Biology 9 How about some canned beets on rye for lunch? lyuck!!!) loan E Bunting: General Business: Accounting I; Carole Chernecky Religion I: English II. Personal Typing Gail Ciociola English Chairperson Honors English III: English II. Ill: Cast Curtain Company: One-Act Play Festival. 10 IPS can really get you down, but you don't have to cry about it!! Charles | Corrado r: Health I II: Physical Education; Girls Basketball: Boys Spring Track ohn I Dabagian. Foreign Languages Chairperson Extraordinary Minister French I Spanish I: Latin I: Boys Basketball Senior Delegate to Association of Catholic Teachers Dominie Di Gnuamo American Studies: Western Civilization Twentieth Century Europe: World Cultures. 11 I.P.S.—Consisting of lab experiments, culminating to a famed sludge test in the second semester. Maureen Maguire Michele Verrichia Peggy Copley Kathy Nagele Ro Cooley and loanne Ham- mond all take a break from lunch! French—The most logical language, studied by students who try to be logical. These freshmen look happy to be in latin class! Sister Ianc Coyle. S S ): Librarian Library Skills: Library Aides Sister loan Gertrude S.S.J : English I III: Year- book Moderator Sister ludith Cianfroyna. S.S.J.: Latin I: French II. Ill: Spanish I: Cheerleading: Pep Club: Student Council Moderator 12 Religion—The process of learning more about the relationship between man and God. and man and others. Maureen and Terry, did you know that I won the award for staying in the lines when I was in kin- dergarten? asks Susan Pupck Father Thomas Heron New Testament Church History: Faith Marriage Richard Kauffman Geometry Algebra IB: |V Girls Basketball. Lunch—The favorite subject of most Kennedy students—consisting of delicacies such as french fries, steak sandwiches, and soft pretzels, ac- companied by a large Tab! Charles Leahan Athletic Director Spanish I. II III Freshmen Football Girls' Softball 13 Study—An attempt by the administration to give students school-time to do home-work. Algebra—A generalization of arithmetic in letters, replacing numbers lor the sake of confusion. Spanish—Course taken by students to sharpen their linguistic skills. Smile! You're on candid camera!! Art—Adventure into the imagination where procrastinators are prodded and beautifully detailed results come from hours of work the night before marks are due. I do hope everybody remembered to use their Arrid Extra-Dry today! Anthony M Maraud Science Chairperson ex- traordinary Minister Biology: Chemistry mmmra Peter Marino: Ceneral Music: Theater Arts: Band Cast Curtain Co Srsfrr Mary Teresa Duffy S.S.) Business Chair- person Typing I II: Stenography I II: Office Practice: Chapel 14 This is a familiar scene after sixth period where many seniors while away the time by nourishing themselves with (nutritious??) foods from the snack machine in the cafeteria as they wait for the school day to end Algebra WlJrigonometry—A course designed to deflate the egos of those who think they understand the concepts of math. Gym—Instruction in the development of the body, utilizing all available facilities, including our: pool, indoor and outdoor tracks, and football field, with the culmination of one's four years resulting in a degree in volleyball. Many Kennedy students spend their time by visiting the library Here Eva Grillo enjoys a popular magazine one of the many reading materials available lane F McEnerney: Language Arts Reading Father lames McKeaney Director of School Ministry Religion Chairperson Faith Marriage Stage Crew oseph D Murray: Social Studies Chairperson American Government Twentieth Century America Social Studies II World Affairs Club Boys Cross-country Girls Cross-country 15 Do you mean that all these people have to use the bathroom?! Daniel D Penot American Government: Western Civilization: World Cultures: |r Sr Prom Moderator Roseanne M. Ratigan: Mathematics Chairperson Algebra IA Algebra II Algebra II T rigonometry: T rigonometry Pre-Calculus: Calculus Mathletes Sister Roberta Agnes C.S.B Assistant Dean of Stu- dents Extraordinary Minister: English IV. 16 If we pose for this picture will Mr Marcucci give us an A on our lab today?'' Sister Rosemarie Loren: Algebra I. II CSC |r Sr Prom Moderator Reverend Ladislaus I Rijaek Counseling Psychology: Moderator of Saint-Malhew Archbishop Kennedy Alumni Association Catherine Terpeluk Physical Education: Health I II 17 Sister Victoria Discipline Office Sister Clare Letitia SS|: Counseling Center: Saint Matthew-Archbishop Kennedy Alumni Association Sister Rita Aloysia. Studies Office David P Tomlinson World Cultures American Studies Raymond M Vadino World Religions Morality: Liturgy Bible: National Honor Society: Com- mencement Exercises. Gail Cogains Student Teacher Social Studies II: Sociology 18 Sister Agnes de Sales School Store and Studies Office Sister Cordata Library Marti Cross. Counseling Trailer. Therese McCarthy Student Teacher Biology. loseph McElhone American Studies Western Civilization. World Cultures. Theresa Zappone Mechanical Drawing: Western Studies 19 Father Patrick Sweeney of Saint Matthew Parish comes every Tuesday to hear confessions in the school chapel Seminarians Michael Burbridge and Thomas Higgins spend every Thursday here at Kennedy teaching junior and freshmen classes Father lames Whalon of Saint Anthony Parish spends every Mon- day hearing confessions in the school chapel Paul Marinelli and |oe Stem two of Miss Bcrnardyn s aspiring art students keep busy as she checks their work Running the business duties of Kennedy can be a hard job for the principal, but with the help of Mrs Catherine Champagne and Mrs Rita Boland. Mr Purcell's job is made much easier to bear Custodian Steve Adamcik is the man in charge when it comes to keeping the halls of Kennedy in top shape 20 The Chapel, located on the second floor across from the Business Office is used for confessions morning mass and communion which is distributed before each lunch period Busy sophomores work on their biology lab which occurs once every six day Taking a test seems almost traumatic for most Kennedy students cycle of school days but Kevin O Donnell looks as though he is actually smiling!! Sophie Sukalski Marlene Maggio. Doris Venezia. Evelyn O Conner loan Venezia, lohanna Tidwell and Lucille O'Connor are the ladies who spend their time at Kennedy serving us warm and delicious lunches throughout the year 21 1 Freshmen • Sophomores • juniors • trosn • bopns • jrs • New Kiel � n the Block • Wise Fools i-kpcond jn Command • Freshmen .ophomores • Juniors • Frosh • UnCl©l ClilSSfll©tflck i ise Fools • Second in Command • Freshmen • Sophomores jniors • Frosh • Sophs • Jrs • New Kids on the Block • Wise Fools Freshmen • Sophomores • Juniors • Frosh • Sophs • Jrs • New Kid n the Block • Wise Fools • Second in Command • Freshmen ophomores • Juniors • Frosh • Sophs • Jrs • New Kids on the Block 1 ise Fools • Second in Command • Freshmen • Sophomores 1 iniors • Frosh • Sophs • Jrs • New Kids on the Block • Wise Fools Freshmen • Sophomores • Juniors • Frosh • Sophs • Jrs • New Kid: n the Block • Wise Fools • Second in Command • Freshmen « ophomores • Juniors • Frosh • Sophs • Jrs • New Kids on the Block • ise Fools • Second in Command • Freshmen • Sophomores « iniors • Frosh • Sophs • Jrs • New Kids on the Block • Wise Fools Freshmen • Sophomores • Juniors • Frosh • Sophs • Jrs • New Kid __________________________________________ Richard Alexy Serafina Astorino Alan Baglivo Andrea Barbaro loyce Basile Kimberly Bengen Collen Bonner Kathleen Borden Denis Bower lohn Brady Michael Brauckmann Kathleen Brown Mary |o Brucker Deneen Burkholder Christine Capobianco lohn Catania Denise Cavalier Denise Chesky loan Christman loseph Ciccolone Edward Coates PaulColombaro Margaret Colussi Christine Conboy Tracy Cotter Diane D Angelo Frederick D Angelo Daniel DeIZotto loseph Dempsey Keith DeStefano Marie Dever Michele Donahue Lisa Donnelly Sharon Dugan Marie Dunne Cynthia Falzone Lauren Everly ludith Farrell Mary Ferris Michele Firman Marianne Florin Kathryn Fugelo Anne Marie Gallagher Doreen Gervasi Suzanne Golas Stephen Goreski Margaret Gregorio Margaret Hadfield Maureen Hansberry Donna Helgenberg Amy Herron Gerald Hickey lanice Holmes Randy Hoy Sandra Hoy Linda Hughes loseph Imsenik Loredana Isabella Leslie Jackowski Greg lannamon Mark lannamon Anne Kaminski Maria Kaminski Francis Kauffmann Grace Kehoe Andrew Keys Harry Klotsas Louis Konowal Rosemary Lawrence Karen Leddy Gregory Leszczak Kimberly Leszczynski Susanne Lincul Monica Lory Carolyn Lynch Gina Malatesta Thomas Maloney Gelsomina Marino 25 Leonard Martelli Christopher Mastrocola Veronica McCarrick lohn McCarthy Donna McGill Carol McGrath Frank McKeever Lisa McKeogh Lawrence Meehan Kelly Michel Deborah Mooney Kathleen Moore Helen Morrison Margaret Mucha Marie Muller lennifer Oakes Maria Padula Anthony Pagano Tammy Pasqualini Maryellen Pettine Sandra Philbin lohn Phipps Michael Plower loelle Proietto Anthony Raffaela Valerie Ramel Kellyanne Rearden Harry Reed Pamela Righter Mark Rogalski Marc Rossi loseph Saraiva Patricia Scairato Karen Schaffer Holly Scheid Susan Sharkey Beth Smith Gary Specht Nancy Stagliano Angela Stanziani lohn Staudenmayer Maureen Stillmann Diane Suchonic Diane Sulik Larry Swanson Andrew Sydek David Szczecinski loan Tammany Brian Tinneny Cheryl Tozzi Anthony Venezia Victoria Vitro Anthony Vivino lacqueline Volker Gary Walsh Robert Westgate Paul Wolfrom Mark Zadroga Dennis Aaron Christine Amento Marisa Balestra John Bergen Valerie Blaisse Janina Blasetti Beth Ann Bonner lames Borkowski Stephen Borusiewicz John Bransfield Kathleen Braun Kimberly Brown Terri Burke Christina Bussinger Timothy Callahan Cynthia Carpenter Joseph Casiato Diana Cassel Carole Cervone Paulette Champagne Victoria Chesky Amelia Chichearo Mary Chichearo Michelle Ciesielka Nancy Collier Kathleen Connor Kelly Conner Adrienne Conway 27 Mark Corcoran Meaghan Coyle Teresa Crescitelli Colleen Cubbin lohn Cupo loseph Daywalt Linda DeBaeke Teresa DeCurtis Theresa Diamond Anita CiCicco Bryan DiLeo Lisa DiMenna loseph Downey Regina DuBissee William Dunne lohn Eckhoff Maureen Eckhoff Robert Enteman Steven Esmonde Sharon Fadigan Karen Farrell Maureen Fenerty Cwen Flounders Noelle Fortman Christopher Fritz Laura Gibbons Elizabeth Gimpel Cynthia Greidus John Guyger Ho loung Ha Michele Halas Gary Halliday loseph Hammond Edward Hayden Doren Herbert Bogden Hernik Christopher Hesdon Francine Hildebrand Lisa Hopkins Anthony Hughes Timothy Ingram Renee Jacquot Kathleen lakubowski Edward Jankowski Tya Mae lulien Suzanne Kasper Brian Kelly Matthew Kennedy Christopher Koczur Andria Konowal Michele Kost Laurie Krepto loseph Kulak Lorraine Kusek Providenza LaSorsa Cynthia Lesniewski Rae Levito Christian Lohin Marianne Longacre Harry Magliente Timothy Maier Andrew Makoid loseph Malloy Robert Maloney Christina Mandrack loanne Mascio lohn Mashintonio Sharon Mattei Eugene McGonagle Felix McKeogh Patrick McMenamin loseph McTamney Matthew Mellon Frances Mercadante Christine Miller Zanne Miller Michelle Minnick Isabel Monaghan Susan Monaghan Christopher Monastero Christine Moore Dawn Moore Teresa Moser Kathryn Mower Michelle Mucha Colleen Murphy loseph Natale Mark Newell Colleen Nosek Leigh Novak Julianne Nypower Andria Nyzio Megan O'Brien Michael O Conner Colleen O Donnell loseph O Donnell Carolyn Ondik Lawrence O Neill Andrea Panasevicz loseph Panetta Michael Perri Anne Piacentino Roasadele Plumari Carol Pulice Susan Pupek Lorraine Rakowski Gerald Rath Eileen Reid Deborah Romano Andrea Roop Victoria Rosniski Mark Rydzynski Michelle Sague Charles Scaven Robert Schmidt Donna Shields loanne Sinopoli Christopher Smith lames Smith Michael Smith Robert Solorio Ellen Soppick Susan Sorbello David Sowa Thomas Spilker Barbara Stanwood loseph Steitz Andrian Stimmler Mark Streeper lanice Swan Carmela Tenant Stacy Thomas Francis Tomlinson Thomas Toth Kathleen Trimbur 30 Margaret Turksma Peter Vacca loseph Verna Michelle Vivlno Gina Waller Patricia Whalon Patricia Wojdon Richard Woszczyna William Wynne Carmen Zinne Timothy Alexy Denise Ambs Maria Andreyko lonathan Angililli Lorie Angelucci Teresa Araco Michelle Baginski Lisa Beardon Karen Blum Lisa Bonanni Peter Bova Michele Bowden Suzanne Brody lohn Bry lohn Burkholder Peter Burns Barbara Calabrese Andrew Casino Stephen Celucci Maria Centritto Thomas Cerrato Jacqueline Cervone David Chiodo Richard Cieslik Pamela Ciocari Ioann Cole Steven Conboy Christopher Conicello Christine Connery Jill Cotter Martin Criscuolo Michael Cross Stephen Cuth Mario D Attilo Victoria Daywalt Sondra DeCurtis Rebecca Delaney Stephen DeLuca Dawn Dembowski Michael Dempsey lohn Derfler lohn DiCesare Nicholas DiDomenico Annette Donahue Jennifer Donnelly Kevin Dunne Lisa Eberly Catherine Entenman Kimberly Evanick Renee Ferretti Elisa Fox Susan Freet Beth Frick Kimberly Funk Matthew Calanti Matthew Gallagher Collenn Gambone Lori Anne Gehret Charles Gehringer Donna Gergel Michele Glodek Paul Glodek Debra Greidus Eva Grillo lohn Groarke Richard Guziewicz Gerald Hamaday Michele Hanna Meliss Harrity Susan Haux Colleen Henry Pamela Herrera John Hickey Michael Higgins loan Hildebrand William Hine Stanley Hniedziejko Michele Holmes Anne Horan lohn Hudick Nicholas lademarco Paul lademarco Geraldine lannozzi lanice lankowski Alysane leffreys Frank lost Karen Kaczmarczyk lames Klotsas lohn Knaecke Terri-Lee Knott Kathryn Kozeniewski Marie Lamacchia Patricia Lavin Alicia Lawrence Katherine Lesiter Kerry Lesher Elizabeth Lynch William Maher Gerald Maier Christopher Maiden Frank Malfara Joseph Martelli Nicolette Martinelli Vincent Marucci Lisa Makut Bernard McDermott Colleen McDermott |ohn McDonough Shawn McKeever Daniel McTamney Nicole Miles Deborah Mitchell loseph Monastero Colleen Moore Gina Morrell Barbara Morris Thomas Morrissey Merry Morrow Colleen Mulholland Francis Mullineaux Francis Murphy Geraldine Murphy Robert O Connor Patrick O Donnell Edward Oesher Maria Oh loanne Orzech Michael Palermo Vincent Palermo Paula Picardi Michael Pieczynski Mark Pinto Matthew Plower Diane Polec Mary Beth Polek Nanna Pollock Christine Porrino Tricia Poulson lohn Preite Robert Pulice Michele Radatti Barbara Rambo Michael Rampone Valerio Reale Gerieann Reardon Gary Richardson Edward Riley Kelliannc Riley Michael Rocks Maria Russell Kimberly Ryan lennifer Sague lody Samarco Lisa Sandor Rose Santillo Thomas Schaffer Teresa Schultz Anna Severino Michele Shaw lennifer Sheehan Patricia Shields Daniel Shollenberger T racy Sivel Elaine Skoczen Edward Slackway Robert Slawek Thomas Smith Daniel Sowa lennifer Specht lean Stem Anthony Stivaletti Carol Stolarczyk Theodore Stolarczyk Karen Strelitz Kimberly Swider Stephen Sydek Christina Taracido Vania Taylor lohn Taylor Michael Tecce Susan Tierney Maria Torres Christine Travline Lisa Trioli Susan Turella Christopher Vandergrift Elizabeth Vaughan Deborah Venezia Tina Verrichia Dominic Vetro Eric Viola Ronald Vogelbachcr Linda Welsh Susan Westgate William Weychert loseph Williams Danielle Wodjon Robert Yetter Joanne Zeoli NOT PICTURED uniors: Michael Barattucci. loanne Bojazi. Christopher Burns. John Capizzi. Michael Conicello. Thomas Costello. Rita Anne Criscoulo. Gerald Davis. Howard Daywalt. Judith Devenney. Stephen Harrington. Robert Henry. Michael Katona. Mary Murphy James Pierce Theresa Wisniewski. Sophomores: Jeffrey Bernstein. Michael Casino. John Clark William Lattanze. Richard McEntee. Christine McNally Michael Pezzano John Reinecker. Catherine Sheehan Freshmen: Eric Swanson. 35 — tudent Council • Pep Rally • One Act Plavs • Peg Clyb • Winte ance • Coffee House • NHS • May Day • ffice Aides • Damn Yankees • Food Drive • Yearbook • Facult reakfast • Prom • Sports Banquet • May Crowning • Naturalization Ring Mass '82 • Tag Days • Cast Curtain Co. • Spirit Week ■ tudent Council • Pep Rally • One Act Plays • Pep Club • Winte ance • Coffee House • NHS • May Day • Homecoming • Mathletes 1 ffice Aides • Damn Yankees • Food Drive • Yearbook • Facult] reakfast • Prom • Sports Banquet • May Crowning • Naturalization « Ring Mass '82 • Tag Days • Cast Curtain Co. • Spirit Week 1 tudent Council • Pep Rally • One Act Plays • Pep Club • Winte ance • Coffee House • NHS • May Day • Homecoming • Mathletes 1 •ffice Aides • Damn Yankees • Food Drive • Yearbook • Facult; reakfast • Prom • Sports Banquet • May Crowning • Naturalization Ring Mass '82 • Tag Days • Cast Curtain Co. • Spirit Week tudent Council • Pep Rally • One Act Plavs • Pep Club • U inf Patti Cole reads the petitions of the class of 83 loe Bello receives his ring and congratulations from Mr Purcell, our principal. 38 What's everybody so interested in? Only 82 more turns to go! Bill Ryan and Rossana Reale exchange turns on their new rings. Promises Memories On March 15. 1982. we. the class of 1983. received our class rings. The mass was celebrated by Fr. McKeaney and our guest celebrant. Fr. Tribuani. On the front of the altar, a banner was hung, which read ' PROMISES AND MEMORIES surrounded by pictures and pamphlets of events which we were involved in together during our years at Kennedy. After mass, parents and students gathered in the cafeteria, and we had a little social where the class had a chance to congratulate one another. Of course, everybody had to have their rings turned eighty-three times, and the next mor- ning we found out that our rings didn't fit and our fingers were swollen! Fr McKeaney and Fr Tribuani bestow a blessing upon the juniors. 39 Spirit Week dk Sister Rosemarie really got into the spirit of Spirit Week! Lisa Muir puts the finishing touches on one of many decorations for the Homecoming Parade Hey you guys, this is all for me! says Andy Mitchell as he struts across the floor The clowns of the class of 85 display the fighting spirit of the Saints as they float down Payette Street The junior class mascot. Beth Bonner gets a lift from a couple of friends. Seniors call it Freshmen Week . but its of- ficial title is Spirit Week . Whether or not they admit it. everyone (including the fresh- men! enjoys Spirit Week. This is the one chance seniors have to tease the freshmen, though the real purpose is to initiate the freshmen into our school and make them feel welcome in the Kennedy community. 40 Maria Sinopoli and her escort Robert Moore, are driven atop a convertible on the way to the game. Linda Krepto and Ron Heiler stroll down the sidelines amidst the cheers of Kennedyites As usual, under Sister Judith's guidance, pep club and student council ran Spirit Week smoothly. Friday is the most fun-filled day of the week, when the Pep Rally takes place in Tracy Hall, after eighth period. All four classes assemble and try to outshout one another and cheer our athletic teams on to victories. Maureen Maguire smirks as the photographer catches her Hey! That's me! . exclaims Debbie Slawek as she is announced the and her escort. |im Dugan, offguard. Homecoming Queen of 1982. 41 Colleen Bonner and loanne Sinopoli show the photographer they know how to dance. (Or do they?! Homecoming '82 The Homecoming Dance, of course, is the dance which makes Spirit Week go out in a glitter. This year's court was Debbie Slawek (queen). Judy Alexy. Linda Krepto. Maria Sinopoli. and Maureen Maguire. The girls were escorted by Mark Roman. Paul Marinelli. Ron Heiler. Rob Moore, and Jim Dugan. Some of our favorite football players came together to have a good time. The Homecoming Queen. Debbie Slawek and her escort Mark Roman share quiet moments as they dance together 42 Members of the freshmen class look like they enjoyed their first Homecoming Dance. The court gets out on the floor to start the evening of fun with a slow number Wow man. this is pretty good. Now if we only had some music! |oe and Meg gives each other their last loving embrace. Damn Yankees Over a period of five days, adding up to a total of six per- formances. Kennedy's drama club produced the musical Dawn Yankees. Preparation for this play began weeks before the first day of school in September. Many performers spent long, hot summer days and nights rehearsing their scenes, and building the set. With the so-called patience and hard work of director, Tom Large, and cooperation from the entire cast, (which is one of the largest in number ever), the show came together quite well. The audience and everyone in- volved with the production expressed a good feeling about the play and how successful it became. Congratulations everyone!!! Sandy Weycbert played the part of a nosy fan who is determined to know all The boys from the locker room meet up with their favorite reporter! Look! Up in the sky! It's a bird, it's a plane!... 44 Lola and the Devil talk about the good old times. The women complain, while a familiar scene (to any wife) goes on behind them Damn Yankees—to devote time and hardwork into an activity, hut have fun doing it. [Even if it means to give up sleep1.!) 45 Cuest speaker Representative LoisS Hagarty helped us as native born citizens realize the big step of becoming a naturalized citizen Peggie Hyer Kathv Klotsas and Clem Mirto led the choir in singing 46 . Small as well as big became citizens of the United States on this day Lisa Muir Aida Verna and Bill Ryan present flowers to the new members as a present from the Student Council For a little while on Wednesday. December I st. Tracy Hall was tran- sformed into a court of law. Here. Kennedy students had the privilege to witness the naturalization of over 100 new citizens. For the majority of Kennedyites. this was the first time to witness such an event. Tracy Hall was packed with students, immigrants, and court officers. Once the judge. The Honorable Anita Brody, walked in. si- lence fell over the court. Proceedings went smoothly, and afterward the Daughters of the American Revolution, with the help of the NHS. served refreshments for the new Americans. As the Kennedy community looks on new Americans recite for the first time the pledge of allegiance to the United States flag 47 Seniors Dawn Levinsky Tracy Gauger Maureen Maguire Carol Cook Debbie Cunnane and Linda Krepto party it up! Signs were filling the halls of Kennedy— Winter Dance. January 22.1983. Of course, students took the sign's ad- vice. and went instead of watching Love Boat on Satur- day night. Starting the second semester off with a big bang. Student Council hosted the attendees (couples and singles) by baking elegant desserts, such as brownies and cupcakes. Dress was casual, but if you came in jeans. Chuck DeSantis would personally evict you. Nonetheless, students, guests, and faculty had a wild time! Winter Dance Sharon Dugan and Tony Monastero join other couples as they share a slow number Winter Dance 83 committee Chris Burns |im Colussi Chris Capobian- Good use for a basketball hoop!! co Angela Ciliberto. Maureen Maguire Ken Lilick Donna D Angelo Karen Leinheiser |im Fadigan 48 Hey guys don't sit around talking, get up and dance a little! Michele Kost does her imitation of Rcxkii on the dance floor 49 Karen Leinheiser shows Timmy Murphy how his top hat should be worn Senior-Junior Prom This year's well-planned event took place at the Westover Country Club in Norristown. Although the D|s records skipped and the trellis for the professional pictures fell over, the gang made the best of it. Under the guidance of Sister Rosemarie, the prom committee made sure that everyone's evening was a celebration. All the hard work that was put in was paid off by the sight of the girls' gowns and the guys' tuxes (a definite switch from our uniforms!). Even though the tuxes were returned and the flowers faded, the memories of this year's prom will last Always and Forever.' This year's chairmen: Karen Leinheiser Chris DelPopolo Lisa Muir 6 Kathy Nagele 50 CZfc dCaSS of JVineUen cdjun died Siykty- CZC U£ °( cAxck iikofi D ennedy cMiyk £cfiooC cordially inuitei you to tke. Seniox-junior iPxom xiday evening, tke twenty-nintk of C ffixil zNineteen I, undxed and eigkty-tkxee cigfit o c[ock to one o clock in ifu. moxning to ke fzefd at tyVentouex dountxy d[uk cA oxxistown, tPenniuCvania Colleen Maguire and Jimmy Borkowski enjoy a romantic slow dance together 51 May Crowning Our entrance procession with flag bearers |im Fadigan Shawn Our honored faculty members Mrs. Terpeluk and Sister Adele McGinley and |oe Koczur 52 The May Oueen and her court Linda Glodek |udy Alexy Colleen Maguire Joan Dronson Debbie Slawek. Maria Sinopoli. Lisa Quinn, Maureen Maguire, and Angela Ciliberto Christa gives the reading The Court's Escorts: Chuck Desantis. Darren Kearns. Bill Ryan. Mike Ondik. Bill Mercandante John Boudreau. Ron Heiler and Tom Mellon Mr Purcell reads with Fr McKeany at the altar This year's May Crowning was a beautiful ceremony that featured readings by the senior class: Joe Bondra. Julie Porrino, and Christa Callahan; and the crowning by May Queen. Debbie Slawek. In our ceremony, we also honored Sister Adele Marie's 50th year as a Sister of Saint Joseph, and Mrs. Catherine Terpeluk for her 25th year in teaching. The crowning was brought to an end with a surprise of a holiday in honor of our two faculty members. Who thinks prayers said in Tracy Hall go unan- swered? 53 Debbie crowns the Blessed Mother as the court looks on '83 Sports Award Night Mosl Valuable Players Cheerleading...............................Maureen Maguire Football.......................................loe Bello Field Hockey...........................MaryTiernan Boys Cross Country...........................Shawn McGinley Girls Cross Country..................Debbie Miller Boys Basketball................................R°n Heiler Girls Basketball.............................Linda Hughes Tracy Gauger Volleyball....................................loni Dronson Boys Track....................................Andy Mitchell Girls Track..................................Tracy Gauger Debbie Miller Baseball..............................Steve Kiehl Softball............................Kathleen Braun Scholar Athletes.....................Debbie Miller Michael Ondik Robert M. O'Connor Award for Most Courageous Athlete.....................Ro Cooley Outstanding Female Athlete...................Tracy Gauger Outstanding Male Athlete......................Andy Mitchell 55 Say Hi guys! You're on Can did Camera! Ugh! Ah! Ooh! Pul-l-l!! iFreshmen Tug-of-War) Chris Bussinger shows off her one land only) frisbee catch of the day!! May Day Every spring, Kennedyites get a little restless, anticipating summer fun and no school!!! To help everyone (including faculty) with those last few days of hard work, the ad- ministration treats the entire school to a day of fun and games—and no classes!!! Faculty ver- sus student softball and volleyball games, with fierce competition between seniors, iuniors. sophs, and frosh characterize the day of relaxation, which is held in the middle of May. Everyone enjoys the atmosphere, and this year's May Day was a smash hit for all!!!! 56 This is the typical, traditional scene at Kennedy on May Day: Everybody brings blanket and catches some rays while listening to good music with their friends. .girls basketball n.E«S LED LEAGU GHAMPS 1982 Mr Corrado teaches |ohn Burkholder the new Mummer s strut—Ken nedy style!! Listen Alan, if you re that hungry go to the cafeteria Sneakers do not taste that good!! Rob Moore knows where the good times are at—with some senior bathing beauties! Does this remind any of you of third, fourth, fifth, or sixth period in the cafeteria??!! 57 During Mass Tracy Hall is transformed into a church, where Father McKeaney blesses the wine that symbolizes Christ's blood This year Kennedy s choir was revitalized into a well organized group of singers, who added to the specialness of our school masses Liturgies and Choir Liturgies at Kennedy are celebrated at Thanksgiving. Christmas, Easter, and other times throughout the year. Celebrants include Father |im McKeaney, Father Ladislaus Ryczek. and Father Tom Heron. Members of the faculty have been appointed as extraordinary ministers, and aid in the distribution of Holy Communion. Ms. Carole Chernecky and Mr. Pete Marino direct the choir. Every day. morning mass is said in the chapel, and communion can also be received before each lunch period. Priests from feeder parishes help hear con- fessions every month. Once a year, during spring, religious retreats are held for the students, where they engage in workshops which involve discussion, group activity, and films. The Kennedy choir has recently received an influx of members. Students practice singing each Monday during long homeroom. Our choir is fundamental in livening up the spirit of our liturgies. 58 At the end of the liturgy. Joseph Saraiva Tony Venezia, and Brian Tinneny On Ash Wednesday Father Heron along with other ministers, lead the procession distributed ashes to the Kennedy community during Mass. This is one of the rare times that students aren't making noise in Tracy Hall!! Every liturgy which we celebrate together is hosted by one of the four classes Here, junior Lisa McKeough reads from the podium. 59 Pep Club The Pep Club puts spirit into Kennedy with events such as the Pep Rally and Spirit Week. Twice a year, members rise early and make our beloved teachers their version of a gourmet breakfast. Pep Clubbers' pep up spectators at the basketball games by selling soda to keep them awake, and pretzels to keep them from starving to death. Pep Club officers Karen Bowman (Secretary!. Donna Pezzano (Vice President! Ann-Marie McCrath (President! Faculty members Miss Bunting. Sr Mary Teresa, and Miss McCarthy en- joy the annual faculty breakfast which the Pep Club sponsors Chef Donna assisted by chef Ginny prepare the morning s fresh orange juice. Busy cooks prepare for hungry faculty members Junior and senior Cast and Curtain members Front row Cathy Decker Vicki Vetro. Terri Burke Chris DelPopolo Kathy Klotsas Middle row Margie Con- polongo Anita Bartz Peggy Copley Sandie Weychert Terri Downey. Beth Smith Back row Jim Cassidy Diane Sulik Michael Brody Ken Ambs At the coffeehouse students relaxed and enjoyed the skits poems and singing performed while sitting on the floor or B Y.O P (Bring Your Own Pillow!) Cast Curtain Co. The Cast and Curtain Company is an organization at Ken- nedy which sponsors events such as Coffee Houses throughout the school year and the One Act Play Festival in May. The Company was started by Ms. Ciociola and Mr. Marino after they realized an interest in theater by Kennedy students. Many people may believe you need to be able to act for this club, but the only requirement is an interest in theater. Ms Gail Ciociola director of Coffeehouse recites some of her own poetry Terri Burke and Cathy Decker perform a duet of poetry. 61 Freshmen and sophomore members contribute new talent and insights to the «roup This is one ol our many attempts to brighten up the Publications Room! 'Kencensus Staff ’82-’83 The 1983 Kencensus began with an enthusiastic staff, bubbling with creative ideas to formulate the theme and decide the format for Definitions of Kennedy Life. Hardworking staff members, under the guidance of Sister loan Gertrude and senior editors Margaret Curcio and Lisa Muir worked toward pressing deadlines—even when layouts and copy were late or incomplete. (Sound familiar, staff members??!!) Our yearbook members, especially the seniors, devoted much of their precious time and energy to make our yearbook hopefully become one of the best-ever editions of Kencensus!! Linda Glodek Amy I can t believe we re posing for this! Amy Fenerty lust smile Linda lust smile! After finally tracking down our editors, we managed to submit them to this torture of their picture in Kencensus. 62 Dan Murphy types copy—the hunt and peck method Juniors and Sophomores of Kencensus: Regina DuBisee. Tya-Mae lulien Susan Pupek Brian Tinneny and Diane Suchonic Regina learns how to make a layout Hcnc to Make a Kencensus '82- 83 I. Pictures A. Captions 1. funny captions 2. stupid captions (no more than one per page) B. No Fuzzy pictures (unless of your enemy! C. Pictures of Yourself 1. on front page 2. on back page 3. everywhere in between eg. me at the football game watching the winning touchdown ... II Sports A. Team Pictures 1. mix up all the names 2. use last year's picture when you lose this year s 3. always forget to call the photographer—why waste $$ when you can use last year s materials B. Single Shots 1. NO coaches 2. ONLY the seniors (who else does as much for the team anyway?) III Homeroom Pictures A. Pick out the worst possible pictures of the people you don't like B. Draw mustaches glasses on a couple of people for variety. IV. Faculty A. Only the shots that will get your favorite teacher in trouble. eg. Mr. Smith hitting Joe with a noseripper etc. B. Make sure you miss the faculty that failed you last semester! V. Senior Section A. Spell all names wrong except your own B. Only let your best friends get retakes of their portraits VI. Yearbook Staff Section A. Take 6 pages for the staff (you will need 2 of them for yourself alone!) B. Show all members hard at work (impossible!!!) Sister Joan Certrude. moderator of Kencensus for her second year guided us through some difficult times. 63 Office and Library Aides From row Debbie Slawek, Virginia Tucciarone Lucy Tucciarone Linda Leddy lulieanne row Lisa Muir lulie Porrino. Maureen Maguire. Donna D Angelo. Linda Glodek Colleen Maguire. Ann Marie McGrath Lezczynski Rose Plumari Back Office Aides Everyone at Kennedy knows at least one office or library aide. You can recognize them because they are the ones who are always around the D O., but never get demerits, or the ones who actually remember how to find a certain book in the library; or. perhaps, the ones who are always seen around the activities office, and already have their quotas in? Seriously, these people work hard to help keep Kennedy in order. They spend time typing, filing, running, and classifying all those things the rest of us either forget, or lose! As the title suggests, aides assist the school staff with clerical duties in their spare school time. 64 Mathletes Front row Frank Malfara Tina Taracido Debbie Miller Francine Hildebrand Ho Young Ha Back row lohn McDonough Sue Brody Pam Ciocari. Tya-Mae lulien Mike Brody. Lin- da Clodek. |oe Steitr Mathletes Mathletes is an organization in which students who enjoy working with numbers can enrich their math- ematical background. Members par- ticipate in about eight meets throughout the year with ap- proximately seventeen other high schools. Meeting are held every Monday and Thursday in room 301 where mathletes prepare for the up- coming competition and also provide tutoring for other Kennedy students, in courses such as algebra, geometry, and trigonometry. The highlight of the year is the annual grade school tournament, which members hold each winter, under the moderation of Miss Roseanne Ratigan. Mike gives Tya-Mae some pointers on running the computer Debbie Miller (vice-president), and Mike Brody (president) devote much of their time to practicing for the tough competition they face at team meets. 65 Student Council Flag bearers lead the procession of soon-to-be representatives of Student Council Council members sit. listen, and discuss ideas A m BETtES J bTh 5' On any Monday afternoon this is the familiar scene in room 307 This year the Student Council took on many projects, such as the Poor Man s supper. Student Hall of Fame. Tag Days, and Homecoming and Winter Dances—to name a few. The Student Council s aim is to represent each student individually, and the student body as a whole. By better communication with faculty and students, with the leadership of President |im Colussi. and the guidance of Sr. Judith Cianfrogna. representatives have accomplished many of the council s goals. The student body of Archbishop Kennedy would like to thank members of the Student Council for their hard work and dedication. 66 Ken Lilick and Kathy Klotsas pin new members of Student Council as the rest of Kennedy looks on President Jim Colussi leads the members of Student Council to pledge themselves to represent the student body. Four little seniors all in a row Underclassmen pay attention as they learn the procedures and listen to ideas at Student Council meetings 67 The boys at the bar (Joe Steitz. Mike Brody Dennis Aaron Ken Ambs. and |im Cassidy) make a toast! One Act Play Festival 1983 was the second year for Kennedy's One Act Play Festival, held May 5. 6. and 7. during Fine Arts Week. The coordinators and directors of the plays are Ms. Gail Ciociola and Mr. Peter Marino. The cast and crew pulled together to transform Booster Hall, which is located behind Tracy Hall, into a magical theatrical palace. This year three of the productions were written by talented Kennedy students, seniors Colleen Lawlor and )im Cassidy, and junior Mike Cooper. Hopefully, the en- thusiasm for this new Kennedy tradition will continue for many years into the future. Ken tries to calm Mary Beth 68 Would any of you ladies care to dance?'' says |oe Steitz to Nicolette Martinelli and lanice lankowski Who Me? Do I look like I d do a thing like that7 says Mary Beth Mur- phy to Ken Ambs. 69 Debbie Cunnane lights the NHS candle which symbolizes character NHS President Maria Sinopoli leads members in their pledge to achieve ex cellence NHS Seniors Front row: Terry Downey (Secretary!. Mary Tiernan. Mr Raymond Vadino (Moderator). Maria Sinopoli (President). Mike Brody (Treasurer). Second row: Amy Fenerty. Debbie Miller Lisa Muir Albert Delia Linda Glodek Roman Kubas Third row Lucy Tucciarone. Virginia Tucciarone Cathy Hogan. Cathy Decker Fourth row Shawn McGinley loanne Hammond Debbie Cunnane Maureen Maguire Mike Ondik Back row Joe Koczur |im Colussi Bill Ryan Not Photographed: Ann-Marie McGrath Margaret Cur- cio. When they said NHS Members have character they certainly meant it! (But what kind of character?) 70 Senior Cathy Hogan accepts congratulations from our guest speaker Dr Dorothy McKenna Brown. President of Rosemont College Front row: Tricia Whalon. Terry Moser Mr. Raymond Vadino (Moderator). Tya-Mae lulien. Second row: Carol-Anne Pulice Bill Dunne Matt Kennedy. Michelle Halas Michelle Vivino. Third row: Elizabeth Gimpel Marianne Longacre Terri Burke Leigh Novak Not photographed Regina DuBisee. Sue Monaghan. Sue Pupek Front row: Marybeth Murphy. Mr Raymond Vadino. Colleen Bonner Second row: Lauren Everly. Diane Suchonic. Lisa Donnelly. Cheryl Tozzi. Third row Diane Sulik Nancy Stagliano. Marie Dunne. Joseph Saraiva. lennifer Oakes. Sharon Dugan. Paul Wolfrom Back row: Tony Venezia. Larry Meehan. Brian Tinneny. Paul Colombaro. Mark Rogalski. National Honor Society Although the NHS is one of the least recognized organizations at Kennedy, being a member of such a prestigious club is an honor for all members. When NHS inducts candidates into the society, these new members must exhibit the qualities of scholarship, leadership, character, and service. Mr. Raymond Vadino. moderator of NHS. is the person largely responsible for its continuing success. Throughout the year several activities take place, such as the Thanksgiving Food Drive, visiting local hospitals, and writing Santa Letters. These examples of service are given on a volunteer basis. NHS continues to expand its activities and steadily grow in credibility each year. KENNEDY HIGH asBSS Inductees: lennifer Oakes. Larry Meehan and Brian Tinneny patiently await their official acceptance into the National Honor Society. -——--—---—-' lountry • Cheerleading • Basketball • Track • Football • Softball baseball • Field Flockey • Volleyball • Cross Countn ffl|©il?«tS basketball • Track • Football • Softball • Baseball • Field Hockey Volleyball • Crosscountry • Cheerleading • Basketball • Track • Foo all • Softball • Baseball • Field Hockey • Volleyball • Cross Country Football • Softball • Baseball • Field Hockey • Volleyball • Cros 'ountry • Cheerleading • Basketball • Track • Football • Softball iaseball • Field Hockey • Volleyball • Cross Country • Cheerleading iasketball • Track • Football • Softball • Baseball • Field Hockey 'olleyball • Cross Country • Cheerleading • Basketball • Track • Fool all • Softball • Baseball • Field Hockey • Volleyball • Cross Country 1 Football • Softball • Baseball • Field Hockey • Volleyball • Cros ountry • Cheerleading • Basketball • Track • Football • Softball « aseball • Field Hockey • Volleyball • Cross Country • Cheerleading asketball • Track • Football • Softball • Baseball • Field Hockey olleyball • Cross Country • Cheerleading • Basketball • Track • Foot CHEERLEADERS—T ic spirit-on-tap of Kennedy: A group of ready fans for all of Kennedy's clubs, they join knowing little of sports and by second year are yelling BLIND REFEREE! Under the guidance and watchful eye of Sr. Judy , our cheerleaders have again achieved an undefeated season . They join in the games of each sport, as winners, losers, champs and occasional cellar dwel- lers. They’re with us in good weather, bad weather, cold buses and crowded gyms for little recognition. To judge their per- formance is to see the spirit of our sports program, and this year that means champions. However, these unique girls are more than the pom- pom pushing, fanatic fans we see at half-time. Their enthusiasm is a part of all they do. They are decorators of locker rooms with candy and signs, rousers of rivalries at pep rallies, and Picassos of painting posters. Cheerleading Front row Debbie Cunnane (co-captain) Maria Sinopoli Second row Maureen Maguirelcaptain) Lisa Quinn Colleen Maguire Third row: Rita Pierce. Sharon Dugan. Colleen Bonner Karen Leddy Lisa Muir Not photographed: Linda Leddy. Linda Krepto Front row Cindy Greidus. Debbie Greidus. Francine Hildebrand. Sharon Fadigan Mary Ferris. Zanne Miller Second row Donna Shields Carol McGrath Marie Dunne. Michele Minnick. Third row. Joan Hildebrand Terry Diamond. Diane Suchonic. Junior Varsity. Front row: Geraldine Murphy Paulette Champagne. Kim Ryan Debbie Venezia Second row Joanne Sinopoli Annette Donahue Anne Piacentino. Third row: Anita Dicicco. Janice Swan. | V and Blue and White gives a V-I-C-T-OR-Y! at the pep rally The cheerleaders parade through Conshy Rita and Anne enjoy the view from a convertible hood 75 The cheerleaders do a bunny hop Football Football—I. a game, played with a ball, in which two opposing teams of helmeted players rip each other apart in order to score points. 2. an event that draws football-maniacs, in any weather, to see the fighting Saints in action at the A Field. Once again, our Saints ' of the football field exhibited the true win- ning spirit and pride of Kennedy. Through the years, coach Bockrath and his players have been recognized as an outstanding team in this area. This '82 season was no exception. Through the dedication of Mr Bockrath's assistant coaches |oe lacovitti. Frank Sunthiemer. lerry Conicello and Glen Leonard and the leadership of tri-captains |oe Bello. Larry Blomstrom. and Mike Giongo. the Saints not only cap- tured their second consecutive Bicentennial League crown (third in four years), but they achieved their goal of an undefeated season in league play. This year also marks another victory over Kennedy's local rival. Plymouth-Whitemarsh. Congratulations Saints on a well- deserved. winning season! Psyched Saints!! 76 lim Borkowski proves Saints have wings John Boudreau gets coached Protect your quarterback! 77 The Kennedy Express. |oe Bello pulls in! Joe Bello strolls downfield SAINTS RECORD OPP 7 Harriton 0 13 Springfield 6 26 Morrisville 0 13 Lansdale 6 19 Jenkintown 0 48 Bristol 8 0 Non-league Games Roman 14 0 Archmere 21 21 Plymouth-Whitemarsh 20 Guys it's just a game! Mike Giongo shows how to spike the ball. 78 Fourth row Coach Sunthiemer Matt Mellon. P I McMenamin. Jay Guyger Mike Dempsey. Tim Alexy Matt Kennedy loe Daywalt. |oe Hammond Mark Streeper Felix McKeogh Bob Blasczak. Steve Borusiewicz. Harry Magliente John Boudreau |im Borkowski Chris Koczur Rob Solorio. Coach Bockrath Third row: Jerry Davis. Tony Venezia. Mike Baratucci. Howard Daywalt. Mike Katona. |ohn Catania. Chris Lohin. Bill Dunne Jay Mashintonio. Chris Monastero Second row Bill Freas. Joe Bondra Bill Mercadante Matt McMenamin. Andy Mitchell Mario D Elia John Capizzi. Fred D Angelo. Rob Henry Lenny Martelli. Front row: Charles Swann, lack Kelly. Mike Ciongo. loe Bello. Larry Blomstrom. Tom Mellon. Tony Monastero Albert D Elia Matt Lagowski Back row Coaches: MikeCrecion. Chuck Leahan. C Cehringer B McDermott C. Maiden M. Dempsey. P Burns T Alex I Wudick R Yetter J Taylor. Coach Eckert P Ciocari Middle row: M Calante. V Reale. J. Priete. M Dattico. C Vandergrift D McTamney. M Plower Front row M Gallagher N lademarco N. DiDomenico F Murphy. A Casono J Klotsas 79 Cross Country The 1982-83 boys cross-country team Back row: Mr Joe Murray (coach). loe Kulak John Di Cesare Shawn McGinley Rob Moore and |oe Koczur Front row Rob Schmidt Brian Kelly Margaret Curcio and Tracy Gauger pick up the pace Marty Criscuolo. Joe Stem and Bob Smith for the camera Who ever said cross-country was an organized sport? Shawn McGinley outstrides Holy Ghost runners, no sweat! Cross-country—to sacrifice your time, energy, and self, train for hours, and miles, every day. over hills, rocks, roads, and streams, love every minute of it. or else you wouldn't be there at all. even if you can't admit it. SAINTS RECORD OPP. 38 BOYS Christopher Dock 20 27 New Hope 31 41 Bristol 18 40 Morrisville 22 50 Lansdale 15 47 Springfield 16 47 Devon 16 50 Holy Ghost 15 39 lenkintown 18 W GIRLS Christopher Dock L 9 New Hope 13 26 Bristol 35 W Morrisville L 33 Lansdale 26 21 Springfield 37 80 The 1 82-83 girls cross-country team Back row: Colleen Cubbin Rita Criscuolo. Linda Glodek. Tracy Gauger. Front row: Margaret Curcio. Marianne Longacre Adrienne Con- way Debbie Miller and Dawn Levinsky The girls' squad of Kennedy's cross-country team shaved'' close to victory as Bicen- tennial Champs, and were only defeated by Lansdale Catholic. One incentive was the team's friendly'' bet with their coach. Mr. Joe Murray. The bet had been that if the girls won the Bicentennial Championship. Mr. Murray's beard would come off. The girls had a good season, and in the end. even though Kennedy did not win the Champs. Mr. Murray turned soft-hearted, and let the hard- working runners shave away for finishing in second place. The boys' cross-country team had a mixed season of victories and defeats. Even though the boys didn't accomplish much as a team, each Kennedy runner individually improved his time. This year's squad was led by four dedicated'' seniors, who recruited some very talented underclassmen who will probably lead Kennedy's future teams onto better victories. Here they come!! The fearless runners who can jump a clump of grass in a single bound! Friendly but close competition between Debbie Miller and Marianne Longacre made for an exciting season on the girls squad • 81 Field Hockey Varsity team Left Marianne Longacre Kathy Braun Karen Schaffer Donna Pezzano Anne Davie loanne Sugalski Right: Patti Lavan Amelia Chichaero Kathy lackobowski. Kathy Mower. Chris Capobianco Mary Tiernan Center Coach Cathy Bono Concentration is the name of the game . Junior Varsity Front row: Tracy Sivel Sue Haux Debbie Mitchell. Back row: Kim Swider Michelle Shaw Donna Pezzano. Amelia Chichaero. Coach Kathv Bono 82 Kathy Braun starts the game for the Saints Kennedy's new strategy this year on the start to a long road of success began with the appointment of the new coach. Ms. Kathy Bono. Starting in the heat of the summer the girls spent many hours on the practice field. Although the team was forced on the road this year because the B-field. affectionately known as the Dust Bowl , was ruled illegal. Kennedy was still able to defeat Morrisville for the third year in a row. and end in ties with Lansdale and Bristol. SAINTS RECORD OPP. 0 Christopher Dock 5 0 Springfield 3 0 New Hope 6 0 Lansdale 0 0 lenkintown 4 0 Bristol 0 1 Morrisville 0 A winning goal' Field Hockey—Good limes, good friends, but bard work!!! 83 The Saints do their version of the MiLachi Crunch! Girls' Basketball Varsity Girls Basketball. Front row Jenni Ferris Ro Cooley. Marie Ferrier Linda Hughes. Kim Bengen. Marianne Longacre Kathy Mower Back row: Mr Charles Corrado (coach) Sue Linkel. Adrienne Conway, Tracy Gauger. Gwen Flounders Terry Schultz. Jennifer Oakes. Jackie Volker 1983 Junior Varsity Girls Basketball Terry Moser (manager) Sue Haux. Bethann Bonner Vicky Rasinski Alicia Lawrence Sue Westgate Cathy Entenmen Andrea Panasevicz Andrea Konowal Laurie Krepto Kathy Mower Michele Glodek (manager) This year was hoopful” for the girls' basketball team. Many people thought the team would do poorly, but the Lady Saints proved them wrong by reaching second place in the Bicentennial League. Coach Charles Corrado took a Smurf”, a Fillet”. a Bunny”, a Turkey”, (pet names for B-ball players), and other spirited girls and turned them into a true basketball team! The success of the season will be well-remembered, but the girls will never forget the Lansdale Catholic game—when the Lady Saints walked into the boys' locker room accidentally while the guys were getting changed!!! 84 Up up. and away!! 85 Hands off! says Saints number 4 5. lackie Volker District Champs!!! District I Champs. Front row: Dave Raymond. Joseph Saraiva. |im Fadigan Bill Ryan |oe Dempse Back row: Kevin VVanczyk. |ohn Catania. Chuck DeSantis. |im Borkowski Ron Heiler |ohn Dabagian (coach) Sings |im Borkowski I've got the bal-ll and you-u can t have it!! Second Team Bicentennial League Ron Heiler |ohn Catania Honorable Mention Bicentennial League: loe Dempsey Ron Heiler shoots another one for the Saints. |im Borkowski and lohn Catania make a team effort to keep the ball in bounds Though they were not expected to do so well. Ken- nedy's Basketball team had a winning season. For the first time in school history, the Saints achieved the District I Class A Championship Title. These athletes really knew the meaning of hard work. In the beginning of the season. Coach of the year lack Dabagian took a group of raw-talented young players and turned them into a team of winning stars. Ken- nedy is proud to have such dedicated athletes. Con- gratulations to the Boys' Varsity Basketball team, may it be the first of many championships to come!! 86 Hey. these air pillow insoles really work! says |oe Dempsey as he flies Please please don’t hurt me' says 42 to flying Saint lohn through the air. Catania Junior Varsity. Front row: Tony Hughes. Brian Kelly Mark Streeper Bob Blasczak. Tim Maier. Back row: Mike O'Connor Bill Wynne. Chris Fritz. Bill Dunne. Bob Schmidt. James Shaffer (coach) Coach of the Year Jack Dabagian goes over strategy during a break in the game, with the champs. Boys' Basketball—drills in which the boys' basketball team makes passes with the girls' basketball team, and through all this hard work, win a championship!! 87 Volleyball Volleyball-sport played in which the object of the game is to get a ball bach and forth over the net without hitting the ground. Is Alice practicing her volleyball skills or her karate skills? Varsity Volleyball Front row Leigh Novak. Kim Brown, loan Dronson Alice Mellon Bizzy Gimpel Carolyn Ondik Back row: Nancy Collier Adrian Conway. Trisha Whalon loelle Prioetto Kim Leszczynski Chris Conboy. Mr Gerry Sweeney (Coach) loan Dronson leads the team in congratulations on a shot well done! While Chris is calm and cool. Kim lets all her frustration out on the volleyball. 88 J.V. Volleyball Front row: Michelle Vivino Denise Ames Kerri Lesher Lisa Eberly Tracy loelle shows that there is only one way to get the Sivel Geraldine lannozzi. Back row Michelle Hanna Sue Brody Sue Haux. Vicki Rosinski ball over the net. up and over! Laurie Krepto. Kathy Entenman. Elizabeth Vaughan It's loelle again wondering which side the ball will land Archbishop Kennedy girls' volleyball team is a good example of volleyball at its best. These girls don't just prepare for the coming summer months of playing a leisurely game of volleyball on the beach. They play volleyball with determination, skill, and true Kennedy sportsmanship in order to win games. This year's team has done well and shown themselves to be a worthy opponent. SAINTS RECORD OPP L Cardinal O Hara W W Archbishop Prendergast L L Archbishop Carroll W W Little Flower L L Hallahan W W West Catholic L w Cardinal O’Hara L L Archbishop Prendergast W L Archbishop Carroll W L Saint Maria Goretti w W Little Flower L 89 Chris attempts to give it her best shot' Rita Criscuolo takes off in the 3200 meter relay against Springfield High School Colleen Nosek crosses the finish line first, while Rose Plumari and Marissa Balestra battle for second place Girls' Track Though the season may be considered poor by some. Kennedy s Girls Track Team is shining on top because they are the 1983 Bicentennial League Champs!! Throughout the season, the girls battled the disadvantages of inexperience on the track (due to many new runners) and on the field (none of last year's competitors were back on the team.) Individually, some of the team's top runners performed well: Linda Glodek broke her own two-mile record three times this year. Debbie Miller qualified for districts in the 200 meter dash, and Tracy Gauger pushed her- self to qualify for the districts in the 100 meter hurdles. Congratulations. Lady Saints!!!!!!!!!!! In the 1600 meter relay Tracy Gauger passes the baton to Marianne Longacre. two members of a terrific relay team also include Beth Bonner and Debbie Miller Debbie Miller pushes for the tape-and breaks it—time after time!! Yes Folks! This is Kennedy’s enthusiastic track team! (Actually, anxiety can be high before a meet begins!) 90 Girls Track Team Front row Debbie Mitchell Sharon Fadigan Rose Plumari Kim Ryan Amelia Chichaero Marissa Balestra lennifer Donnelly. Middle row Chris Capobianoc Marianne Longacre Paulette Champagne Margaret Curcio (captain). Debbie Miller (captainl Rita Criscuolo. Sue Sharkey. Beth Bonner Back row: Ms. Kathy Bono (coach) Tracey Cotter Linda Glodek Tracy Gauger (captainl. Dawn Zimmer Megan O Brian Missy Stem Donna D Angelo Not photographed Lisa Muir Margaret Curcio beats her competition in the 3200 meter run Tracy Gauger, along with loads of speed certainly has perfect form going over the hurdles Tracey Cotter, our only real high jumper goes over the bar with no problems Linda Glodek sensational Kennedy record-breaker of the two-mile pushes for her own personal record by leading the pack. Girls' Track—Fanatic tan artists who like to spend their time running on a a mile track, and avoiding clumps of grass, ruts, and whatever else can he found down on the practice field. This year's overall record was 1-7. Of the New School Records set by Linda Glodek. Tracy Gauger. Debbie Miller and a Mile Relay team made up by Tracy Gauger. Beth Bon- ner. Debbie Miller and Marianne Longacre with a record time of 4:24.3 Winners of the Bicentennial Athletic League Championship! Boys' Track Archbishop Kennedy’s track team has been hit with an epidemic! It has been an epidemic of spirit, that has produced one of Kennedy’s largest and most enthusiastic teams in recent years. Under the leadership of coach Charlie Corrado, the team has done well and achieved many personal goals, such as the defeat of Holy Ghost Prep. Track is also an individual effort, which may result in state competition. These championships are no strangers to our school, and we have talent capable of this. With enthusiasm and talent, our team is not running just to play, they are running to win! Soys Track— A sport in which the athlete runs. hops, ships, iuntps. throws, vaults, passes, sweats, falls, collapses, etc .... The reason that many TRACKAMANIACS are seen run- ning around and around Kennedy every day. rain or shine. B°ys Track Team. Front row T Mellon R Moore M Ondik S McGinley. D Kearns. Second row: D Chiodo I Murphy. ). Fadigan D Murphy R ”°y Ih,rd A,Vivi2°- M a;ona A Mitchel1 1 Grabaker | O Donnell A Keys. I Pierce | McCarthy. Fourth row: | McDermott. |. °?v I l.BfrattUCCu C Va de8nft T Callahan Fifth row: |. Poretti. C Lohin R. Schmidt |. Stem P Marinclli. T Venenzia. I. Koczur J Kulak M Ken- nedy. | McDonough Coach Corrado Sixth row L Swanson. C. Fritz. R Pulice. I DeCesare D Aaron A Stimler F Jost Experience (Larry Blomstromi. .. gives room for the novice (Szczecinskil 92 Four future Saint stars show some speed Rob Moore sets a new unofficial record while high jumping by sus- pending himself in mid air for 20 seconds Here at the Bristol meet the boys and girls teams get to run together A critical handoff between Ryan and Moore A first and second place by Scott Hisey and )oe Stem. lohn McCarthy and |im Grobaker show that to be a hurdler, you'll need long legs, quickness, long hair, shades, a bandanna, etc 93 Baseball What has eighteen legs, throws fire, catches flies and always is seen with a swarm of bats??? We've yet to figure it out. but if it shows up in the locker rooms next year it can only mean more trouble (for opposing teams). This years baseball team has had better weather than last year. However, not even that year’s snows and rains could dampen this team's spirit. Under good coaching and the leadership of older players, a real team unit has developed. With maturity and style, the team has not been easy to play against. Boys Baseball—A sport in which all that any player wants to do is to go home. A game which composes fleetness of mind and foot into one player, yet eight others mast also take the field. Mfrnl rOW n KL°nOWaJ R uZtdr2gn K ®aglivo F McQue I Geiger S Borusiewicz Second row | Dempsey | Kelly. ). Eckhoff. S Kiehl J Watson. M Cooper Back row Coach Kraft R Heiler T Hughes. | Bello. K DeStephano R Alexy B. Dunne. Coach Creciun lunior Varsity Baseball: Front row: A Stiveletti. P Vocka C Maiden M Dempsey B Kelley I Hammaday. Back row: Coach Plotts I Mashiantonio T Toth T Alexy | Natalie M Newell B Blaiszak M O Connor. Coach Eckert 94 The long hours of practice and warm up will soon pay off in the game! Rick makes the play at the plate jack Kelly is shown here searching the stands for hot dog vendors Mark Newell shows Kennedys defense Steve Kiehl is shown protecting first base He also uses barbed wire and bear traps! 95 You're supposed to throw the ball Barb, not run with it!! Varsity Softball. Front row Beth Lynch Terry Moser Kelly Connor Kathy Mower Kathy Braun lenni Ferris. Middle row Colleen Cubbin Barbara Rambo. Gina Bersaglia. Patti Lavan Maryellen Pettine Kathy Connor Back row Mr John Briner (coachl Sue Lincul. Joyce Basile. Linda Hughes. Terry Schultz. Joanne Sugalski. Mr Charles Leahan (coachl. Terry Schultz looking confused, tries to interpret one of Kennedy s 2 Kathy Mower, blocks the Spartan and saves the day! Mr Leahan s famous signals Softball Kennedy s Softball team of ’83 is a young team consisting of many underclassmen. The majority of games played were low-scored, which is odd in high school competition. The best words to describe these girls would be the Comeback Kids '. When the team would be losing, or it was a close game, the players became even more aggressive than they were before. A special thanks to the new coaching staff of Mr. Charles Leahan. Mr. John Briner. and Karen Kozeniewski—without them there would not have been a softball team. 96 IV Softball Front row Michele Glodek. Annette Donahue Colleen Henry Anne Kelly Connor impersonates the catcher! Horan, lody Samarco Middle row Tina Porrino Anita DiCioco Kim Funk Cindy Lesniewski Sue Monaghan Back row: Kim Swider Michele Halas Anne Placen- tino Karen Farrell. Michele Shaw Dawn Dembowski. Karen Kozemewski Icoachl The Braun Ballet in action! Softball—a game played with a ball which is definitely not soft—as some of us know better than others! Practice (hopefully! makes perfect!! Our Pep Boys land girl! of softball Mr. Briner Mr Leahan and Kathy Fugelo ivien un campus • Graduates brs. • u jerclassmen • Seniors • Leaders • Big Men On Campus • graduates 5rs. • Upperclassmen • Seniors • Leaders • Bi QUlftCIlRjS raduates • Srs. • Upperclassmen • Seniors • Leaders • Big Men C :ampus • Graduates • Srs. • Upperclassmen • Seniors • Leaders — — 1 Seniors • Leaders • Big Men On Campus • Graduates • Srs. • U( erclassmen • Seniors • Leaders • Big Men On Campus • Graduates irs. • Upperclassmen • Seniors • Leaders • Big Men On Campus Graduates • Srs. • Upperclassmen • Seniors • Leaders • Big Men O ampus • Graduates • Srs. • Upperclassmen • Seniors • Leaders Seniors • Leaders • Big Men On Campus • Graduates • Srs. • Up erclassmen • Seniors • Leaders • Big Men On Campus • Graduates rs. • Upperclassmen • Seniors • Leaders • Big Men On Campus raduates • Srs. • Upperclassmen • Seniors • Leaders • Big Men Oi ampus • Graduates • Srs. • Upperclassmen • Seniors • Leaders 1 Seniors • Leaders • Big Men On Campus • Graduates • Srs. • Up Leaders of the Class Jim Colussi Student Council President Kathie Klotsas Student Council Vice-President Ken Lilick Student Council Secretary Angela Ciliberto Student Council Treasurer Maria Sinopoli National Honor Society President 100 Michael Brody National Honor Society Vice-President Mary Tiernan National Honor Society Secretary Terry Downey National Honor Society Treasurer mem be r... 9l' l79‘Freshntan-H there!—Feel Small?-Abuse-Farout Freshman- Where's the Media Center?-Who's A Bernardy. I've got him for art?!-A dew.ee |Adieul-Gym Uniforms—What's Spirit Week?- Beanies. Babyfood Fun!-Summer Uniforms-Put your jacket on-Dabagin?-There will be Silence!-LATIN-Ad Astra Per Aspera- Brother Clem-Why do they call her Terp?-What letter day is it?- More STS testsl-Washington Trip-Gonna Smaash you-Okay Fine-Hey Peoplel-Distillation of Wood-Library Skills-How Many E s do ya get?-Cheesesteaks-These shoes kill!-the Parade-Football Champs in 79-A funny thing happened on the way to the Forum-Freshman May Day-Waterfights-Award Ceremonies-Pope s Visit- Burger King-Going to the game?-Starting Over-Exact change only-Out of Order-Sludge Testl-Rosters-Sopfioworr-Health-Our Snoball- It's not your testing day!-8 roster cards?!-PSAT s-Trip to Philly-NHS-French Fries-Where s the Party-Kauffman s Geometry-Phillies Champions-Crazy Hat Day-Fiddler on the Roof-Girls Basketball Champs in 81-Report Cards-Godspell-Have a great Summer!-snow days-Sports Banquet-Dick Vermeil-Retreat Days-Liscenses-Dirt Road-Cathedral Road-Bfield-Spanish or French-Saint s Pride- Lenny s-Snow White the Seven Sophs-Tag Days-Exams— I've got gym today-Today s an A day we re on schedule 3. Thought for the day-Please Stand for the Prayer the Pledge Allegiance to the Flag-Please Pardon this Interruption-Fix your ties gentlemen!- Please be seated for Announcements-Quinn s English-Summer School-Fire Drills-I.D Cards-Are you chewing Gum?-Homecoming Dance-Jun or-Rings-White Gold or Lustrium?-Uncle Ray-Later on in Morality-Football Champs Again in 81-A perfect 10 for a perfect team!-Hoagies-n-Chocolate Chips-Oliver-Tarzan and lunior lane-Candy Kiss Day-Our Junior Prom-Junior May Day-Suntan time-Mr Kauffman's Pie in the face-Student Council Mtgs.-When's the bell ring?-Yo Dudesl-Where's the party-Get a job. get a real job!-Girls Basketball Champs Again in 82-Field Hockey won!-Senior Portraits-Council Elections-Jumping to a stride position, clapping your hands over heaad. and its 1.2.3. alrightl-Parking Permits-Tricia. we miss ya!!-Upperclassmen-Course Selection Sheets-Fund Raisers- Quotas-Holidays-Magazines-Candles-Ads Patrons-Tryouts-cuts-Varsity-Marriott on City Linel-Srwior-Caps Gowns-Faith Marriage-1 get out after 6th-Health ll??!-Did you apply?-Football Champs one more time in 82-Our Senior Prom. Always Forever- Peanuts-You re in my parking spacel-Chicken Swingers-Food Fight-Guidance Office-Mr. Leahan s Stick-Pink Slips-SURPRISE—Our Saint's Boys Basketball Team Champs in '83!-Frog-What s your caption say?-Applications-Senior Mugs-I forgot my locker key-D O Immediately-Wow! you got Acceptedl-Senior Cut Day-Bloodmobile-the BIG Snow-Malvern Retreat-Senior Dinner-Seniors Only!- Westover CC.-SAT s Saturday!-Art Exhibit-Assemblies-Carol's NYE party. Tiny's Patties Grad Parties-Buy a yearbook?-Did ya bring in your prom deposit?-How about your house for Senior Week? Who's Driving?-Bocky s Boys-|udy s Girls-Ms B s Procrastinators- Mr Briner's Runners-Carerel s Go Shoot Ducks or I ain't whistlin Dixiel-Charlie's Angels-|ack's |ackets!-The Pink Panther Father Herron-Kauffman's Deals-Chuck's Freshman Football Players-Vadino s Pop Ouizes-Sr. Joan's Beowulf-Terp s Talks-Mr T s discussions on how to make it through your freshman year-DiGiacomo s Bendex-Murray's Road Runners-Penot s Western Civ- Seamus' I'll not tell ye agin!-Sr Roberta's Term Papers!-These are the BEST years of our lives!-What s up?-Homecoming Court-May Court-Queens-Valley Green-Up the Mall-Down the field-1 n Town-College Time-What Section is she in?-Can you tell them apart, the Maguires, the D Elias, the Tucciarone's. or the Wenholds????-Chapstick-The Mirror-Tuition-Kencensus-handbooks have to be returned?-Sons Daughters Honor You-Christmas Liturgies-Vacations-Days off-l don't want a top locker-Get a date for the prom yet? Ask him stupid I-Who's he going out with?-What a Fox!-Can you type this for me?-l m late for class-Grid Sheets-got a 2 pencil I can borrow?-Did you do your homework?-Looks like she’s on the warpath-Essays-Can I go the Bathroom?-lt s time once again to get your eyes, ears weight checked-who cares?-colored hair spray for Spirit Week-Not Me-Get a late slip-1 need a late pass-This is so beat-1 feel sick-Can I go to the Health Room?-What do you have in your mouth?-My uniform is ripped again-l don t have anything to wear for tag day-How about Terp's mini-skirt?-Demerits-Detentions-Discipline Office-Winter Dance-How well the clocks work-2 22- 1:34-1 missed my bus-1 got practice-you got a meeting-We've got a game-Think the Old School Bus can make it to PW?-What d Decker get?-Mr. Dabagian's Beat Blue Convertible-not changing your patch-Senior’s Lunch Outside-Awesome-Can I borrow a quar- ter?-The Ole Jukebox-Face |ob!-Were you with him?-Cut me a break?-Can I borrow a pen?-Got a tissue I can borrow?-Our BEST Pep Rallies!-When your uniform ripped for the 6th time (that week)-Who turned your ring for the 83rd time!-Napping on the pits- Homework in lunch-Homework in the class before it's due-cramming for Physics-A total spaz!-the Hostage Incident-Snow 336-not wearing a slip with the summer uniform-Cinderella Liscenses-Counting the seconds to the end of the period-petitions-attempts at winning-Lisa Bogan leaving early for college at Cabrini-Final. final exams-Grad Practice-How do put this cap on?-Diplomas- Commencement-Baccalaureate-Salutatory-Valedictory-This is it-The moment we've been waiting for all of our lives!-Don t Cry-Come to my Graduation Party-See ya down SENIOR WEEK-write to me-l Love You-Later Kennedy, it's been real!-Bye-6 10 83 101 ludith A. Alexy Judy 324 East 13th Avenue Conshohocken. 19428. SS. Cosmas Damian Basketball I: Drama 2: Student Council 4. Terry's parties. Clubs. Can I use your cards? Work, but no money. Con- certs. |FK. The Rolling Stones. The Who. Kenneth J. Ambs Ken 103 Cedar Grove Road. Conshohocken. 19428. St. Phillip. Godspell 81. Light of the World. KA. MG. MR. ML. NC. DrG. DeL. Life is but a walking shadow a poor player who struts and frets his hour upon the stage then is heard no more SC Love those ties. Gremlin. Fudge it! I'm from Jersey Thanks Mom Dad Anita P. Bartz 148 East 6th Avenue Conshohocken. 19428. St. Matthew. Joseph F. Bello Joe 867 Manatawna Avenue. Philadelphia. 19128. IHM Football 12 3 4 leapt): Baseball I 4: Cathedral Road. Robs Limp Temple. The Bock. Mrs. Blom. AS JB 7. 8. 9. 10. Wild- wood. Hummers. Which one is Maureen?? Mike G—stop lying, shoestring. Thanks Mom Dad. Maria C Bello Tina 335 West 7th Avenue. Conshohocken 19428 SS. Cosmas Damian TLA—Jim Me. 5 4 81. El-do Lake 82. Friends: MD. CF. TC. CM. Cl. MK. KM. AM. Drive-In. Our Good Buddies. V.O Suds. Cruisin'. Thanks Mom Dad. Peace Denise. Wildwood 83. Good Luck Class of '83 Hope all your dreams come true! Gina M. Bersaglia Bergy 408 Hallman Avenue. Conshohocken. 19428. SS. Cosmas Damian Basketball I 2 leapt) 3: Softball 12 3 4: Wildwood 83: Gina Ray 6 4 82. A F. Valley Forge. 5th Per Terry. Yea. right! Tisses-n-Hugs. 13. Lines. Good times. Bad times. RIP Denise. Dave Thanx Mom Dad. Love ya! Good Luck everyone—C.B.D.J.P—Friends. The End. 102 Lawrence Blomstrom Larry 19 Westwood Circle Norristown 19401 Epiphany loseph F Bondra. Ill loe 245 East I 2th Avenue Conshohocken. 19428 SS Cosmas and Damian Football 3 4: Weight Club 3; Gg-BF. IB PD HK GV.-Thanks Mom Dad — Yes — Rasta — 2 + 2 + 2 + 2 + 2 = 10 p.c. — Elvis Costello. Michael Bonner Mike 1497 Blue Bell Road. Blue Bell. 19422. Epiphany Thanks to all the teachers I II always remember — Anthony )immy Danny. Buc. loey. John Matt. Billy The kids are alright! Good Luck Kathy. John P Boudreau 4032 Hain Drive Lafayette Hill. 19444 St. Philip: Football 2 3 4: Basketball 2 3: Thanks for the great times BF IB. PD PD HK MB — Yo Mark. Sat. Nite at the Ripley — You want to go to lack s? — Thanks Mom Dad — I still love you Deb — Good luck everyone — I II miss you all Elizabeth L. Bova Betty 248 Southern Avenue Ambler. 19002 St. Joseph Prom Committee 4: Thanks Mom Dad — Happiness is having friends like: AD MD. RR PQ LS. PP OM - Militia Hill - Football games — Burger King — Every moment of the year has its own beauty a picture which was never seen before which shall never be seen again — Good Luck Class of 83. Karen M Bowman 106 West North Lane. Apt. C-7. Con- shohocken. 19428. Saint Matthew Pep Club I 4 (secretary, treasurer): Student Council 4: Library Aide I Office Aide I 3: Thanks for everything Mom I appreciate it 103 Michael |. Brody Mike 313 East 8th Avenue Conshohocken. 19428 SS. Cosmas Damian. Drama 34: Mathletes 3 4 (pres): Mirror 3: NHS 3 4 |v presl: Student Council 3 4: Cast Curtain Co. 3 4 the in- tellect of the wise is like glass: it admits the light of heaven and reflects it Hare Thanks D|S. M D. ILY Karen M Bucolo 7007 Cardin Road Philadelphia. 19128 IHM Drama 2: Cheerleading 2: SC 2 Li I Kar French Fry. Yellow. Sea Isle OD AS. PC. KC KM |P Roxborough Connection. Funk Mobile Wildwood Weekend w r August 82 Party Down McDevitt. WHO Concert The Bargain The Hub Reasons. ILYR O F M.F Arby Gratias Senor Leahan. Wildwood '83 Thanx Mom Dad. Love Ya Christa M. Callahan 4035 Westaway Drive. Lafayette Hill 19428 St Philip Basketball 2: Softball 4 Wildwood 83 V O Thanx Mom and Dad Rolling Stones. Men At Work Love Ya Fran Margaret E. Campolongo Margie 6824 Pechin Street Philadelphia 19128. St. Lucy. Cast Curtain Co. 4: Prom Committee 3 4 Roxborough Towers — Rudolph?? Bambi lourney — Don t Stop Believing I do NOT sound like Minnie Mouse! Wildwood forever — Seashells. Wishing on a Star ILYF Grand- pop Happiness Always Forever Class of '83. Mom Daddy — I Love You. lames A Cassidy |im 143 West 8th Avenue. Conshohocken. 19428. St Matthew Football I: Drama 2 3 4: Track I 2 Cast Curtain Co. 3 4: Extreme Non- conformist. I don't care what you say. this is my life Shi Dam Mo Fo Nachum. Sartre. Sowerberry Henry TB JC. GCIANB. Very well-dressed Good Luck Class of 83 — We'll need it! Angela M. Ciliberto 234 Candy Lane. Ambler 19002. St. Anthony. Track I: Student Council 3 4 treasurer!. Quick to judge, quick to anger slow to un- derstand Ignorance, prejudice fear walk hand in hand RUSH. Lenny 3 21 80 — forever. Mts. New Year's Eve Wildwood 82. Silent Scream. Thanks Mom ILY Peace Dad Good Luck Class of 83. 104 |ohn M Clark Click 7409 Keiffer Street Philadelphia. 19128 IHM Football I: Intramurals 12 3 All the world's indeed a stage we are merely players, per- formers and portrayors. each another's audience outside the gilded gate Thanks alot Parental Units! |.M This is the end Patricia M Cole Patty 7556 Valley Avenue. Philadelphia 19128 IHM Basketball I Drama 2 Good Luck to class of 83. GS. AB ME. LK NC Proms. Senior Week Sea Nile City. Memories Laura's Fudge. CH Tony. Auto Wreck. My Dart What are ya doing this weekend? Any parties? ILY Mom Dad My luck to my sister Ioann lames A. Colussi lim 41 I Bannockburn Avenue. Ambler 19002. St. Joseph Mathletes I: NHS 2 3 4: Student Coun- cil 2 3 4 Track I 4: Yearbook 4. |im. Pres. 2nd per. the GAO JB the SST lunch gym w DM at J. Good Luck Seniors Thanks Kathie. Ken Angela everyone that supported me in of- fice Most of all Thanks Mom Dad Teresa A Conboy Terry 143 West 3rd Avenue. Conshohocken 19428 St. Matthew. Thanks Mom Dad. Lots of Luck Class of 83 Best Friends: MB MD CF. Cl MK CM AM. KM. RO Baba O Riely Wild- wood — here we come! I live for the week- ends Go For It! Eldo Lake 82. MK lump! Drive-in Parties. Carol M. Cook 103 Keys Street. Conshohocken. 19428. St. Matthew Pretenders W W Mur 82 Do you want to split cookies? Suicide. I was so knurd! CC ID 2 foxes! Hail Macbeth! M.J lives. Toothache. R.R. Canoe. W. DC. CFA. P|HR Lincoln. VG. Passout. Salty Dog LL. Rick's Ug! Newspaper. Theb . . Always. Rosemarie A. Cooley Rose 772 Cinnaminson Street. Philadelphia. 19128. IHM Basketball 12 3 4; Track 12 3 4. Sr. Wk. 83 Florida lo-Jo. Rex Rd. Chestnuthill P C. Parties, nice wall paper? Ron Rainbow Little Girl. MSTB FS. Right limmy? Rose limmy 9 16 81. ' Truely Forever Thanks Mom Dad ILY. Lisa. Good Luck. 8 more years. Mom—no accidents this week. 105 Margaret A. Copley Peggy 3024 Spring Mill Road. Plymouth Meeting. 19462 St Philip No eternal reward will forgive us now for wasting the Dawn Maria. Michele Lisa, loanne Is this the end or just the beginning? DD |H Tracy — What would I do without Y O U ? Ron (you lose) Mike G. £ Billy (we tried) Robbie, you're a doll!!! rm 324 Bunnies 10 24 81 Thanks Mom Dad. Matt. Rich ILYA 19th St. forever!!! Deborah A Cunnane Debbie 4111 Heilman Road Lafayette Hill 19444 St. Philip Cheerleading 12 3 4 (capt) Track 2 3 4 (stats): NHS 3 4 Mo iBodl Hugs CM Pete s City Line D T Linda: soph yr vg w s potnent Punk Party 80. CS? IS: 11 21 80. Lincoln (C.F.A i Newspaper LM: Thanks |C Wash Rob R? H? G? Shore exp: Mur Gee Excuse me? Carol. I love you. Margaret A Curcio 465 Wigard Avenue Philadelphia. 19128 IHM. Crosscountry 2 3 4: Track 12 3 4 NHS 2 3 4: Yearbook 3 4 (edl You running today. Deb? I gotta work Biff. Fuzz I 6 2. World. I am youth, the hope of your day. I'm bewildered and young in this land I'm searching your paths for a vision called truth Give me your hand Thanks Mom Pop! Karen A Cutler 383 Livezey Street Philadelphia. 19128 IHM Student Council I: Drama 2: Cheerleading 2 Hi AS KM. |P. KB. PC. Bonjour Monsieur Dabagian Wildwood 82. 250Rm Oasis Sea Isle City Clash Party Town He's so shy ILT Always Forever MLBS KONA 423 Good Luck Class of 83. Donna M D'Angelo 3120 Spring Mill Road. Plymouth Meeting. 19462 St Philip. Track I 3 4: Yearbook 4: Of- fice Aide 3 4: Student Council 3 4 I've been waiting for this moment for all of my life My hopes are like leaves upon the water Life's been good to me so far. Fox. Maverick. Italian Power WYSP 46th St. Sea Isle. Smile. Never say goodbye AC. LP. DS. |P. PC. AV. ILY MGD IMASD Anne F. Davis 7313 Valley Avenue Philadelphia. 19128. IHM Field Hockey 2 3 4: Office Aide I 4: Prom 4 Rockette 82. Friends Forever — Val. Dawn, loanne. Rita. Karen. Diane Thanks to all of my friends. 22. Thanks Mom I love you. Good Luck Jerry. 106 Catherine M. Decker Cathy 4064 Center Avenue. Lafayette Hill 19444. St. Philip Drama 3 4 Mathletes 12 3: Mirror 3: NHS 2 3 4: Student Council 3: Cast Curtain Co. 4 Crush Lady Coll L.L. labbie louberg squishy. the Brode The boge you swik! com- mie pinko CG T Puntos! me run? ruler con- tacted. Thanks MA A. M. MOD. ILY. Albert P D Elia 144 Rosemary Avenue. Ambler 19002. St Joseph Basketball I Football I 2 3 4: NHS 2 3 4 Weight Club 2 3 4. Saints ' Football 66. ILBGOG Champs Forever. Get a real job. Goody. Goody Two Shoes, by Adam the Ants. 1001 Questions??? Senior Week 83. Go For It! Thanx Mom Dad. Good-bye Ken- nedy. Mario F D Elia 144 Rosemary Avenue. Ambler. 19002 St Joseph Mirella A Dell Osa 147 West Avenue. Conshohocken. 19428. SS Cosmas Damian. Good Luck Buddies: MB TC-B. CM. CF. TD MK. RO C. KM AM Cl. Go for it. Wildwood '83. El-Dolare 82 Drive-in Parties What's up lungle luice. Mary — You re out of bounds, voodoo, jitterbug Good Luck everyone. ILY Mom. Don Grandmom. Peace Dad ILYBB. I finally made it. Christine M DelPopolo Chris 637 Argyle Avenue Ambler 19002 St. An- thony Cast Curtain Co 4 Prom Committee 3 4 (chair) don t question why she needs to be free, she II tell you it's the only way to be she just can t be chained—to a life where nothing s gained and nothing s lost—at such a cost Rolling Stones KK—Wildwood 81 82 Thanx Mom Dad Andrea. Charles A. DeSantis Chuck 125 East I Ith Avenue. Conshohocken. 19428 St. Mary. Football I: Basketball 2 3 4: Student Council 4 (sarg. at arms). JD |C. KD RH. BR MM Stones. WHO. |FK. 9 25. Thanks for the ride. I Love you Mom Dad! 107 John C. DeSantis 2921 Walton Road Norristown. 19401 SS Cosmas Damian. Yearbook 3. Dazed Con- fused. Reds. Ceaser Redbeerd Led Zep Camaro SpewCity. Terrible Situation |unk Ramble On. Mary T Downey Terry. Tiny 728 Cinnaminson Street Philadelphia. 19128. IHM Drama 2 3 4: NHS 2 3 4: Cast 6 Curtain Co. 4: Yearbook 4: Prom 4 My parties 1. Punk! |C. Thanks . Murf. no good! O City J M lush? Joni. Bud! GB 5th. CC at Rick's. Car when? ILY Class of 83. 6 MSD DK TD. Thanz Kat. Di. Jud. Peg. Dor! SC yes! loan P Dronson |oni 4038 South Warner Road. Lafayette Hill. 19444 St. Philip Volleyball 12 3 4. |oni |oe. 3 16 82. Watermellon Bob Carol. Ted 6 Alice. II 13. TO Rosemary. Chuck. Denz. Sue. Charles Alice. Thanks. CC. Precious. JA. TD DK BR Mom Dad Family Thanks lames P Dugan jjm 508 East Hector Street. Conshohocken. 19428. St. Matthew. Patricia C. Duncan Tricia I 15 East 5th Avenue. Conshohocken. 19428. St Matthew Cheerleading 2: Drama 2: Office Aide 4. My Best Buddies: CF. CM MD. MB. CL TC. KM SD. my favcuz. JM you scare me Get out. ILY. ET my lost love Heeey AD you're nuts. ILY Mom. Dad. Miem. Re. Tom. Nat. Drew. Angl. peace my friend. lames M Fadigan Jim 656 Renz Street. Philadelphia. 19128. IHM Track 12 3 4: Indoor Track 3: Basketball 4: Student Council 4. Track forever. Bubs. 13. Wildwood. Budtime. Pete's bar at 644. No Mitch the boys + I. Click. Log KN. FZ. ZOX. Moses. BK. DM. Pete Gibs. BL. SK. RR. AV. to my friends. Thanks. Love ya Mom Pop. When the music's over, the end 108 Annemarie B. Fenerty Amy 8614 Sagamore Road. Philadelphia. 19128 IHM Drama 2 3: Pep Club I: Student Council I: Yearbook 3 4: Office Aide I C.V Best of Times. Purple. Under Pressure. Blue White. Senior Spirit. ET. MMM. PK. CT. LD. Ski Weekend. It's been real. Good Luck Class of ’83. We finally made it. Thanks Mom Dad Maria L. Ferrier 238 West Nth Avenue. Conshohocken. 19428 SS CosmasS Damian. Basketball I 2 3 4 Track I 2 Office Aide 4: Dave 9 3 81. Forever 6 Ever. I Love You! HBP. Fort Wash B-ball. Whoops. Shinsplints. Jenni. Adrienne. Linda jen. CC. LL. DC (MSS FSSl AV. DS. PL (Rati. |A. SW (How many months). MT. CM 6th period. Well this is it. Good Luck Class of 83 See Ya! Thanks Mom Dad Anne |. Ferris |enni 8417 Chippewa Road Philadelphia. 19128. IHM Basketball 3 4: Softball 3 4: Buzzie. But what did you say? That s Kosher. Mr. Mrs. Dewey. B-ball. First Friends. Trac Maria W.B Saul. I was there Future Farmer If its free its for Buzzie B Congratulation Class of 83 Thanks Mom. Maureen. Stacie. Honey. Tom Daniel |. Ferst Dan 236 West 3rd Avenue Conshohocken 19428. Saint Matthew. William |. Freas Billy 430 East IOth Avenue Conshohocken. 19428. Saint Matthew Football 3 4: Baseball: Golf. W|H PW|I AKHS 83 |B I 2. PD. HK. GV MG. Party PC SIC 82 MM. IB IB FB 81. 82 40. WW. OC 83. GFI. 10 pc. VG. Thanks Mom Anthony). Galanti Tony 450 New Elm Street, Conshohocken. 19428. SS. Cosmas Damian. 109 Tracy A Gauger 1136 Hillcrest Road Conshohocken. 19428. Saint Mary Basketball 12 3 4: Track 12 3 4: Crosscountry 4 Best Friends Forever: DL. |L. NS KC IFAI PL AM. KF AW KL SL |L did the FBT DL gives RH Rat Shore 82 83 Where's the parties this weekend? Ouarters CK Never Forget VM MM MD Herbie Thanks Mom Dad LYA Michael |. Giongo Mike 8617 Sagamore Road Philadelphia 19128. IHM Linda M Glodek 809 Scotia Road Philadelphia 19128 IHM Cross Country 4: Track 2 3 4: Mathletes 3 4 NHS 3 4: Yearbook 3 4: Library Aide 2 3 4: Roadrunners 4. OK Fine Track. Cross Country 82 Valley Green 7:00 in the morning. SD DM hole in one Surprise Party. Catch the one in front RC I'm so embarrassed Curls Baseball Good Luck Class of 83! I love you Mom Nan |PP Thanks! James G. Grobaker |jm 340 West I Oth Avenue. Conshohocken 19428. SS. Cosmas Damian. Track 2 3 4: In- door Track 3. My Dad Whistles. Sea Isle 82. Bob's Con Science Who $6 PBR RM Dm Bud IS IK DK AL Fudge MS NM (Rain Check). Baja V.W Thanks Mom Joanne Hammond 8551 Old Line Road Philadelphia 19128 IHM Yearbook 3 Prom Committee 3 4: NHS 3 4 Rainbow Little Girl R D who won the race? D you lose! |oe 99 P C Parties John ILY and thanks for being there! Thanks Mom Dad. I Love You! Mary T Hansberry Terry 3014 Church Road Lafayette Hill. 19444. Saint Philip 110 lohn E. Harkins 3016 Butler Pike Conshohocken. 19428. St Philip David J. Hayden Dave 233 Belmont Avenue Ambler 19002. St. An- thony Ronald Heiler Ron 263f Shawmont Avenue Philadelphia 19128 IHM Basketball 4: Baseball 4 Loren T Herbert 1004 Aspen Court Conshohocken. 19428 St Matthew. Office Aide I: Visions — I believe that children are the future, watch them well and let them lead the way — Good luck next year less and all the underclassmen Prom night and Graduation These are the Best of Times — Bye C. Scott Hisey 8568 Glen Campbell Road Philadelphia. 19128 IHM Nothing I 2 3 4 NO Kiehl Com- pulsive Mike ELO. This is the End Catherine |. Hogan Cathy 269 Battleson Road Ambler 19002. St. loseph. Office Aide 4: Good luck to friends and Class of 83 Wildwood 83. Caravan — Todd - IDB - Best Friends -V LT-IBK- PK PC is the greatest Thanks Mom Dad — I love you 111 Margaret M Hyer Peggy 14 Allandale Road Norristown. 19401 Epiphany Many dreams come true and some have silver linings. I live for my dreams and a pocketful of gold Led Zeppelin. | P October 12 someday. Thanks ES Thanks CM. Love You! Celene A Ingram Cenie 230 West 3rd Avenue Conshohocken 19428 St Matthew. Office Aide 12 3 4. Good luck always: TC. MB CM KM CF AM RO C TC SM MK Rat MD Go for it! (7-27-821. |FK S W Wildwood 83 I live for weekends! Thanks Mom Dad! lames laworski |jm 131 West 3rd Avenue Conshohocken. 19428 St. Mary Basketball I 2 3: You big goof Pottstown U S A. - •340 - Wildwood 83 A-A — Fya — R A P O M — S.H. — Thanks Mom and Dad! lames T Jeffreys Jim 8730 Sagamore Road Philadelphia 19128. IHM There s a feeling I get when I look to the west, and my spirit is crying for leaving In my thoughts I have seen rings of smoke through the trees and the voices of those who stand looking — Led Zeppelin IV. Victoria T Jagoe Vicki 2622 Swede Road Norristown. 19401 Holy Savior FF PH CD KK TV. CM MT WT 6 10 83 — Look to this day. for yesterday is already a dream, and tomorrow is only a vision, but today well lived, makes every yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope Thanks Daddy — ILYA! Deborah A. Kaspar Debbie 301 I Gowan Road. Lafayette Hill. 19444. St. Philip Thanks Mom and Dad for getting me this far — I finally made it — Good luck to my fellow classmates — Party Hardy! Wildwood '83 — Fire up! 112 Darren) Kearns 8409 Chippewa Road Philadelphia. 19128 IHM Cross Country 3: Track 2 3 4 Student Council 12 3 4 Indoor Track 3. Homecoming Snoball Committees 12 3 4 Wildwood 83 Ocean City. Sexy loan Gee Deb lul. Aida Good Luck Class of '83. Thanks Mom Dad. lohn F. Kelly lack 488 Wigard Avenue Philadelphia. 19128. IHM Baseball 12 3 4: Football I 4 Barbara A Kenney Barb 23 Scarlet Oak Drive Lafayette Hill 19444 St. Philip. The Stones. Time waits for no one. Angie The Hilastrophia Catastrophic Gina-n- 13. Chris the zipperoo and CU. my best friend Mom Dad you've done so much for me. Thanks. I LUV YA! Patricia M Kerwood Patty 7322 Hill Road Philadelphia. 19128 IHM Drama 2. Office Aide I: Homecoming Com- mittee 2 3. God Bless us All Thanks Mom Dad. Steven H. Kiehl Doorman 7010 Matthias Street. Philadelphia 19128. IHM Baseball 12 3 4 September 25-80 John Bohnam (died) September 25-81. Stones. September 25-82 The Who Dazed Con- fused I 3. a bad number Thanks Mom Mary R Kilcoyne 42 Lincoln Lane. Conshohocken. 19428. St. Matthew Thanks Mom Dad. Out of bounds, on the 3rd floor ledge T Mary Thanx Guys: Cl AM. TC. MD. MB PL GL 83. WHT W W Here we come Hey Robin. Let's go to the G. Nugget. 113 Katherine M. Klotsas KK. Kathie 848 Ayrdale Street Philadelphia. 19128. IHM. Time it was + what a time it was. It was a time of innocence a time of confidences, lames Dean EB — Summer '82. Much love and thanx Mom. Dad Gram L.H.J.J RJ C. CM. V P K Goodbye Kennedy Look out world — I'm reaching for the stars ! ! ! ! loseph M Koczur Ko 102 Shasta Road. Plymouth Meeting. 19426. Epiphany. Cross Country 3 4. Track 12 3 4. Kockshur Pam Little Woman TLA GTITC. Crash Stem Lisa Dirt Road Miner F B Games. U.S. Flag BOF + S. TON. Let's Party. Track Thanks Ma Pa! GU GD. GTS. SP GH. GD orSP. GH GTS Linda L Krepto 435 East I Ith Avenue. Conshohocken. 19428. St Matthew Cheerleading 2 3 4 Office Aide I: Homecoming Committee 12 3 4 Thanks Daddy. I love you. Peace Mom. miss you alot Thanks friends Good Luck! Roman Kubas 106 West 6th Avenue. Conshohocken. 19428 St Mary Basketball Statistician 2 3 4: NHS 2 3 4. Odpierdol Sie BS. Ahright. CS Thanks Mom Dad Matthew A. Lagowski Matt 27 West BoroLine Road King of Prussia 19406. Sacred Heart Patricia D Lavan Patti 148 Red Rambler Drive. Lafayette Hill 19444 St Philip Field Hockey 12 3 4: Softball I 2 3 4. Basketball 2 3: NHS 2 3 4: Student Council 3 4. Mirror 3 4 Rat Golf Beanpole? Weed Senior Week '83. Want a cookie? Thanks friends: TG. Cl CM LP DK AM. |L the M s. MK Need a hand Dawn? Roller Skating Sue? Meatball 114 Colleen M. Lawlor 7706 Henry Avenue. Philadelphia 19128 IHM. Cross Country 2: Mirror 2 3. Library Aide I 2: Office Aide I: Running Club 4. It's not drug music Does your dog bite? Wudy the Wabbit. The Thailand Terror Mike forget any poetry lately? Decker you're messed up Cindy's Duck. After all it s not easy Banging your head against some mad bugger s wall. Linda M. Leddy 301 East 9th Avenue Conshohocken. 19428. St. Matthew BIK Author CS my love (FD). LQ Mary Poppins. Soc. Stud. Trigs. Sr. ) Shoe pool New Yr s DC The Rock. Gerry I. 6 5 81. Urban. Mann. Ugh }D Sunburnt, that's sooo beat! the bird potnent. HC 82. KR. Canoe (CFA) Salty Dogs CC Doobie Br s. Karen A Leinheiser 7035 Voight Road Roxborough. 19128. IHM Student Council 4: Prom Committee 3 4. Tim- my Karen 5 17 82 forever. OTL. SL. BF. Nobobdy knows. Yum. BG Peanuts I miss you. Herbie. Slush parties crash. AW VL. DL. TG. PL. MT. C M. MC. SW happy hours, timeless friends Thanx Mom Dad Mike ILY Luck Love Always Class of 83 Julianne E Leszczynski 432 New Wlm Street Conshohocken. 19428. St Mary. Basketball I 2: FROG-TB (Tree). DL iStroker). KF (Lunch). SL (Yum). KL (Slush) AW PL. Killer Times. Great Friends ILYA Haven Herbie. Rich 12 18 82 Fish Quarters (N CK). Pete s Bad Girls Rule. Flats My nose Dawn TCAB Thanx Mom Dad. IS BILY. GL Class of 83 much success Smile Always!! Crashers? We were invited! Dawn M. Levinsky 142 Pleasant Street West Conshohocken 19428. St Mary. Track 12 4 Basketball 2: Cross Country 4 |L TG BF KF KL SL AW. NS. LK SF Bad girls The Haven Herbie Pete’s. Shore MMV-RA. We re there! T.J N Quarters CK IIU WAE. in search of! I don t know! VF FW. PM '82. Tree. nose, mud Rush. Thanks M D. Good Luck Class of 83 LYA. Kenneth C. Lilick Ken 1105 Jones Street. Conshohocken. 19428. SS Cosmas Damian. Student Council 4. Stage Crew 2 3. Mr. Secretary. Me My R T Pottstown. U.S.A. Wild wood 83. B-RB-A 30°S6. FYA M O PA R Always Forever. Thanks Mom Dad 115 Susan M Love Sue 1017 Fayette Street. Conshohocken 19428 St. Matthew Vince. 6 29 82. ILYA KL7BF Love ya lots. AW. )D MT. PL. |L DL RM |W DL TM. Forever Friends All My Love M D I. P6K ILY Cherish yesterday. Dream tomor- row. Live Today! Best of Luck. Class of 83. Success Happiness Always. M. Colleen Maguire Col 1285 Perri Place. Blue Bell 19422. Epiphany. Cheerleading I 2 leapt) 3 4 FF: L K M D L C L. ILY! want a cookie? twin mixers! are you alright? our talks. 3 combined Pete s. Bounce MJ lives! breathe 2 3 These are the best yrs of our lives! All the best to you class of 83! Thanx Mf D! I love you! Maureen A. Maguire Mo 1285 Perri Place. Blue Bell 19422. Epiphany. Cheerleading 12 3 4 leapt): NHS 2 3 4 SC 3 4: Track I. Friends: L. D. K L. M C. L. ILY! Smiley No Way! M) lives! The Book Art class: JPD PIM. Cheerleading. )B Senior Week. Patte. M D L ILY. Best of all life has to offer class of 83. ILY! Matthew M. Makoid Matt 2978 Arch Road Norristown. 19401. Epiphany. Paul |. Marinelli 621 Turf Lane. Conshohocken. 19428 SS. Cosmas Damian Alfred) Markland 129 Ford Street. West Conshohocken. 19428. St. Gertrude 116 Michael J. Martinelli Mike 1435 Butler Pike Conshohocken. 19428 SS. Cosmas Damian Student Council 4 Wild- wood Igamous Beatles The Genesis Jam Side I. Good Luck Class of '83 Thanks Mom Dad Keep in touch Lisa Kathy. Frank Mascetti Cheddar 464 Volpe Road. Norristown 19401 SS. Cosmas Damian. T lony!). SOMF, MAT Horses Bows Arrows. 5SS Anne s keys out window Anthony Mashaintonio Tony 602 Apache Lane. Norristown. 19041 Epiphany. Cindy-n-Ant Thanx Mom Dad Yo Yanni! The Kinks. Penn State. It's Miller Time!! Cheryl L Mashintonio 309 West Third Avenue. Conshohocken 19428 SS. Cosmas Damian. Good Luck Class of 83 I love you Mom Dad Special Friends: LN MD TC. Cl. MB KM TD. CF. DN Iff) Lisa, never forget W SC's. AU OD TC Pulparty 82. FM lobg. yas) Bye K. Thanks! Christine A. Mateja Chris 723 Tose Street. Bridgeport. 19405 Sacred Heart Softball 12 3 4: Office Aide 4: Field Hockey 4 (mgr). NF-LP PL. SY. DP. IP. CM )F. CM. 8 9 82 TM. Leadfoot. '69 Nova. KM ARP Bub. Thanks Mom Dad lohn. Love ya! Good Luck Class of 83 Shawn P McGinley lohnson 1007 Fayette Street. Conshohocken. 19428. St. Matthew. Football I 2 3: Crosscountry 3 4 leapt): NHS 2 3 4. Track 12 3 4: Indoor Track 3 '59 Ford Sheep Hackerville. Stones Beer hunter Marines. The few the proud. Uncle Tom's cabin. Goose hunting. Tamaqua. Mailboxes Old Milwaukee. Thanks Mom Dad everyone involved. Mom — I’ll make it. 117 Ann-Marie T McGrath Annie 212 East Eighth Avenue Conshohocken. 19428. St. Matthew Cheerleading 2 3 4: NHS 2 3 4 Pep Club 12 3 4 (presl: Office Aide 4 Rah Rahs. Guys. He's my hunny. |C BFF Len Cars. |oey. AC DC. PT brothers Deb. SR Holly Beat by 305. LTLA Rides talks, cling, frank kittens. KSM Get a real job. Sr wk Luv u all. Good Luck everyone Thanks Mom. Dad Carol. ILY! Matthew N McMenamin Matt 609 Thornhill Drive Lafayette Hill. 19444. St Philip. Football 3 4: Track 4: Weight Club 4 Sea Isle City to Margate in 82- 83. Lush out at Kelly s in Margate. Yo |ohn. I just have to laugh Ozzy Gee Matt! Let s go to Pagano s Good Luck! Colleen Alice A. Mellon 200 East Eleventh Avenue Conshohocken 19428. St. Matthew Volleyball 12 3 4: Reach for your dreams until they become realities. II 13. banoat. $50.000. G.G. noooooo. Monte Clare It's up to you. Sorry SBOYU lust one more minute. Friends: TFABT Charles — you re my best friend Wish you were here!! Sanford hun 6 13 81 YTB LYF Thanx Mom Dad. ILY! Thomas F. Mellon Tom 3115 lolly Road. Norristown. 19401 Epiphany. Football 12 3 4: Track 12 3 4: Student Council I: Weight Club 12 3 4. Rolling Stones Tiger Rose. 77 . 250 RM. Skiing. Stop Datsun 4x4. Eggit Silver D I just combed it this morning! Thanks Mom Dad I love you!! William J. Mercadante Bill 545 Cedar Drive. Lafayette Hill. 19444. St. Philip Football 3 4: Track 2 3 4: Student Coun- cil 2 3. A Uptown Uncle Tom's. George 82. Thanks Mom Dad Karen E. Michel 7400 Henry Avenue Roxborough. 19128 IHM Student Council 2. Wag s Apt. Wildwood 82. Shwem. Rog 250 room. Oldman Oasis. On Cable. Rainbow. GAH. Slamin KC Trailor mint chocolate chip pink, partner in crime |P. Friends always: KC. |P AS. KB. PC Bye Mr T. Adios Senor. Farewell Wally. Thanks Dad Mom Good Luck to the Class of 83 118 John M Michini 8706 Wissahickon Avenue. Philadelphia 19128. IHM Cynthia L. Miller Cindy 35 Sugar Maple Lane. Lafayette Hill 19444 St. Philip. Crosscountry 2. Mirror 2 3: Track 2 Pep Club 4: Library Aide 2 3: Late Night? I ll hide them in the closet Remember the duck! Yo Lou! Great Listerine Nursing Stop that you dirty rat! Thanks Mom Dad Nani — even you Don Nick G Tim — I couldn't have done it without you Debra Ann Miller Debbie 7521 Valley Avenue. Philadelphia. 19128 IHM Cross Country 2 3 4: Track 12 3 4: Pep Club 12 3 4: NHS 2 3 4: Library Aide 1234 Road Runners 4: Newspaper 2 3 4: Mathletes 3 4 (vpl LG — Go for it! MC — Let's run! CL — Wudy Purp — Stop that! Bo — Business? MB — Pres!? AMG — Seymour Good Luck Class of 83! Thanks Mom G Dad. I Love You Kathleen M Minnick Kathy 144 East 10th Avenue. Conshohocken 19428. St. Matthew Volleyball I Kathy G Mike 10 20 80. ILY. Friends. Parties. Riunite TMMACCC. Special Memories last forever weekends. Miller. Journey. Live Love. Laugh G be Happy To the Class of 83 — Good Luck Thanks for everything Mom — Love Ya Clement A. Mirto Clem 409 Church Street. Ambler 19002. St. An- thony. Andrew | Mitchell Mitch 334 Brighton Road. Norristown. 19401. Epiphany. Football 12 3 4 Basketball 12 3: Track I 2 3 4. All American Boy. Football 29 9. Fadigan G Bud — TLA. Yo Dudes! Clark G Co Not too cool Rock G Roll. Later Class of '83 Forever. Thanks Mom G Dad 119 Anthony D Monastero Johnson 675 Fulton Street Conshohocken. 19428 St. Mary Football 3 4 Maureen A Moore 257 Springmill Avenue Conshohocken. 19428. St. Matthew. The road is so long but we take a step every day Best of luck — Class of '83. Chris 3 13 81. Always Forever. Thanks for everything Mom Dad Robert A Moore Rob 331 West I Oth Avenue. Conshohocken. 19428. St Matthew Basketball 2: Crosscoun- try 2 3 4: Football I: Track 12 3 4: Blue Flame H P Blue Dolphin. VW Baja MBC LMPD Wildwood Sea Isle 7 17 - 7 24 — Summer 82. Weekends. Concerts. Oh No! Not College WTA Dirt Road Thanks Mom Dad. Susan M Moore 16 East 1st Avenue Conshohocken. 19428 St. Matthew Ralph Hi Hermie. Shore Boys. Conshy Girls. Born 2 B Wild Reality is an illusion brought on by the lack of alcohol The Priest Wags ferball Brig Komakozies Thanx everyone for the good times — AMLM D Dorothy M. Motto Dottie 1314 Midland Road Conshohocken. 19428 SS Cosmas 6 Damian Pep Club I Library Aide I Wildwood 83. Bruce Springsteen — Born to Run Gene Dottie — Always Forever Thanks Mom Dad It is not how much we have — but how much we enjoy that makes happiness Cynthia A. Moyer Cindy 329 East 12th Avenue. Conshohocken. 19428 St Matthew Cindy -n- Ant — 7 22 82. I II always do what I say I do! Florida 82. The Best!! TAPS The Personality Sisters. Good Luck Friends of 83. I finally made it Mom! Thanx to Everyone!! 120 Lisa A. Muir Lis 1929 Johnson Road Norristown. 19401. Epiphany. Cheerleading. S.C: NHS. Year- book. Etc. 234: MS China Doll — BF! CM • Breathe 2 3! DC • I'm so glad we re friends! LQ • Pre-School Forever! MM • Ms. Activity. LL CC R C’s G NYE! • Our Clique! ILYAMDKP G! Save me a seat Trish. Thanks Mr. Dabagian! LYAT. rm324BL. Mrs. Charlie, not Sister Lisa! Later Chief — it's G-day! Love ya. Mr. Leahan! Thanks for making it so special. Class of 83. I ll miss you all!! Daniel B. Murphy Dan 846 Cathedral Road. Philadelphia. 19128 IHM. Football I: Track I 2 4: Drama 4: Year- book 4. Maverick. Jack Matty s Silver Dolphin Tank. South Street. Hamilton's Mailbox. Ko's Lawn. Fudge it! Damn Yankees! Tiny's Parties |H MO — LBI. RM |G — Wildwood — Good Luck Skank Dogs! Good Friends. Senior Week 83. Thanks Mom Dad Kathryn Nagele Kathy 7342 Hill Road. Philadelphia. 19128. IHM Prom Committee 4: Roxborough. Smurfs. La Tuna. Wildwood '83 |r Sr Prom 82 '83 Sept 24 1982. Neageels Micky Chele RCHS |oe 80 I Love you Mom Dad 4th Lunch MB AM the Boys. Doors Click Bub- bles. Excellent. Shoelaces. Murfers Micky Homeroom 303. Cheeks. Kashi. Schnegles Christopher M Newell Chris 8515 Glen Campbell Road Philadelphia 19128. IHM. Baseball 134. Robin O'Connor 201 I Spring Mill Road. Conshohocken. 19428. St. Matthew What a long strange trip it's been LY| Thanx MD RBM Poke. Mb. Sum- mer of 82 Don Look ahead Al Mary on the outside lookin in. you're great. Best of Everything — '83!!! Kevin W. O'Donnell Killer 210 North Spring Garden Street. Ambler. 19002. St. loseph. Favorites. 1967 Corvette L-88. Roadster. Norristown Rd M H The Grove AKK St. Pauli Girl. Cars. CCR Beach Boys AC DC. Hendrix. We gotta get out of this place if its the last thing we ever do. The Animals. Good Luck in 84!!!!! 121 Colleen O'Leary 352 New DeHaven Street. W Conshohocken. 19428. St. Gertrude Paul Colleen 1 16 81 A F. Valley Forge 81 FS. GB. ST. DS Can I use your car again tonite. mine's messed up! Thanks Mom Dad. I told you I could do it. Good Luck to everyone. It was a Trip! Michael W Ondik Mike 1024 Fayette Street. Conshohocken 19428 St. Matthew Track 12 3 4: NHS 2 3 4 Basket- ball I 2: Student Council I: Yo Dude. We made it! Hey lohnny. Murph Rob Gro Thanks for all the Wild Times. Don't Forget — H P. SD. TBDC. MH. BF MAU. FN. BAJA LBI — 53rd Street Rules. Well guys, it’s been a trip Good Luck to you all. Thanks Mom Dad for everything — keep up the good work!! lanice E. Pacciani 460 Paoli Avenue. Roxborough. 19128. IHM Drama 2: Remember Mann Music Center. Summer 82 - KC. KM. AS. KB PC. The Best Me My Shadow. Karen M Bye Wally. Adios Signore Thanks Mom Dad I Love You. Paulla M Panella 1229 Cedar Road Ambler. 19002. St. An- thony. Life is too short, so why waste precious time? - Pat Benatar. Thanks CD. DM. RR BB. LW Pat Ray without you. I would have never made it! Donna M Pezzano 101 West North Lane. Conshohocken. 19428 SS. Cosmas Damian. Field Hockey 4: Drama 2. Pep Club 12 3 4 (vice pres) Yearbook 3 4 Good Luck Class of 83 — Total Foxation — Old Scratch — Monsieur — Thanks Mom Dad — I love you. Rita M. Pierce b.A. 614 East Hector Street Conshohocken. 19428. Saint Matthew. Cheerleading 2 3 4: Drama 2: Student Council I: Track I (manager); Prom Committee 3 4: Thanks Mom Dad — I love you both — Larry LA — Dawn BFA — Love ya rocketts! - Senior Week 83 - Val — PL — CD — All aboard, sailors!! — Friendly’s — To the Max — Thanks to all my friends — 22 — I love ya s!! 122 Valerie A. Polisi Val 546 Domino Lane. Philadelphia. 19128. IHM Field Hockey 2 3 4: Office Aide I: Prom 4 Rockettes 82 — your so cute — replay anyone? — Sounds good — BB 82 — DRD JH — is this the C — Friends forever — What's up sailors? — PL. DC. Rita — Thanks to all my friends — 22 — I love ya's — Thanks Mom. Dad 6 Jim — I love you all. lulia G. Porrino Julie 405 Flourtown Road. Lafayette Hill 19444 Saint Phillip. Track 3: Cross Country 3 . Student Council 3: Office Aide I 2 3 4. B.S. forever D ) forever. A.V . C M.. L.P.. D.D.. Hey fools, what's up!? Great parties at DR CR — CM — g a p. is so H.m. — D.S. — S.Y.A.P. — so many others A.V. Phila zoo. Senior week '83! L Y. MOD Love all you. Class of 83 we were the best ever. Good Luck. Lisa M Proietto 120 Weadleytown Road King of Prussia. 19406. Sacred Heart. Basketball 2: Cross Country 3. Track 3: Moniseur I . Scratch. Partying Bunnies ILYD k. int. Good Luck to Everyone, esp. CM. PL. DD JP. DS. DP M S. AV. LQ. Mike G.L. Bett stay in touch Thanks Man. Mom Dad Paula A Quigley 294 Batleson Road Ambler. 19002. St. Joseph. Student Council 4: Prom Committee 3 4: Office Aide I 4: Sno-ball Committee 4: Work what's that? I'm gonna tell John!!! Twin' — L.S. — spending — its been real L. R B. A. M — Thanks for the memories. Always Forever John Thanks Mom Dad. Lisa Anne Quinn A.J 2 Colton Drive. Norristown. 19401 Epiphany Cheerleading I 2 leapt) 3 4: Track I 2: M. C. D. L. M. C. L. I.L.Y all! B K and Hun. Pilg — C.F.A. — P H.J.D. Windrift L. Night. Lipstick. Prom 81. 82 and 83. L.Y.K. C.R. + D R parties. City Line. The Shore Mom and Dad. S.C. + K Thanks. I love Y Senior Week — Good Luck. Love Ya Class of '83. David F. Raymond Dave 504 Palmer Road. Conshohocken. 19428 SS. Cosmas and Damian. Baseball 2 3 4 Basket- ball 12 3 4: Student Council 2: FYCYFP — Deer Hunter in 82 — Senior Week 83 — FY| - BLCIBB. 123 Rossana G. Reale Roxy 225 Bannockburn Avenue. Ambler. 19002. St. Joseph. Student Council I 4: Prom Committee 4: Truly Anthony P.Q + J.P A D B B M D . L.S.. PMP! Keep smilin . just put some love in your heart and all of your troubles will someday soon depart — Lionel Richie - Football games. B-Day s Good Luck Class of 83. Thanks Mom + Dad Bernard T Rogers Buc 3008 Crescent Avenue. Lafayette Hill. 19444. St. Philip Mark A. Roman 4008 North Warner Road. Lafayette Hill. 19444 St Philip Florida. I have no time. Wild- wood Rush. Genesis. The Who. The chant of the ever-circling skeletal Family Thanks Mom and Dad. William |. Ryan Bill 8408 Chippewa Road. Philadelphia. 19128. IHM. Baseball 4: Basketball 3 4: Crosscountry 3: Track 2 3 4: NHS 3 4: Student Council 3 4: Homecoming Committee 4: Summer — Wild- wood Ocean City — Have Fun — Great times with Linda — SWP — Beware The Curves of Cedar Grove - COK J — D. J A. Thanks Mom. Dad. Everyone. Denise D Scargill 8875 Ridge Avenue 55. Philadelphia. 19128. St Lucy. Thanks for letting me tag along Big Sis! And thanks for waiting Mike! Thanks Dad! And thanks Netta Stella for the great sum- mers! See ya' Pookie! Angela G. Scaven Ang 7425 Keiffer Street. Philadelphia. 19128. Im- maculate Heart of Mary Track 2: Drama 2: Choir I 2: O.D.. Remember?? (K B . P C.. K.C.. K.M . | P .) Love Ya s All!! Shoes - K.C. Oasis. Wildwood. Good Luck Joe and Lisa! Hi Moose!! Good Luck Class of 83 ! Bye Mr. T ! Thanks Mom Dad! Will Never Forget Ya!! 124 Cynthia C. Schaffer Cindy 7004 Cardin Road. Philadelphia. 19128 IHM Field Hockey 2: Pep Club I: Stage Crew 2: Prom Committee 4: Wouldn't have made it without you Mom Dad — Thanks — Going to miss you all — See ya! — To the class of 83 — Thanks - B D. LW. LW K.S.. DK. P O P P . S.T.. D M Maria E. Sinopoli 2918 Sheffield Drive. Norristown. 19401 Epiphany. Cheerleading 12 3 4: NHS 234 (pres): Student Council 2. Yearbook 3 4 Lisa. Peggy Michele — Love takes time. Life is a bowl of dog yummies! rm 324 Thanks a lot buddy 6'3 built like a house Thanks for all the good times - CM MM DC. LL. LO AW RM. ILY. Mom Dad. AAN|MP loanne — young, wild free! Miss ya class of 83! Richard D. Sitek Hyp 502 Wood Street. Conshohocken. 19428. SS. Cosmas and Damian. 70 Chevelle S.S. Ion. Porky. Joe Mark Sue T. Ketter — First and only love. I Love You! Youngs. Friendlys. Lifting. Cyndie — ‘ Extraspecial Thanks Mom Dad Deborah C. Slawek Debbie 2071 Harts Lane. Conshohocken. 19428. St. Philip. Cross Country 3. NHS 3 4: Student Council 3 4: Office Aide 4: Homecoming Com- mittee 4: BS Forever (|) Windrift. Lipstick 82 (L) Nautilus '82 (A) TFABT (AI) DK. BR 2 goofs unexpected party ... stood out in my heart TY! ILY — Mom Dad Lori-Ann M Sonnie Lori 214 Burnside Avenue. West Norriton. 19403. Visitation. Student Council 4: Prom Committee 3 4: Sno-ball Committee 4: To three great years and P.B.R.K. Twin — P.Q. — Work? I knew that! Migrains — 7 7 s — J.S.'s Mon Morn Stories — S. and I. . I can t choose! Seniors comin thru — Memories! Joseph W Stem loe 252 Balligomingo Road Gulph Mills. St. Ger- trude. Track 12 3 4: Cross Country 3 4: Student Council 13 4. Crash. 64 Nova. Penn Relays. KKK. Flags. Mailboxes. Trashcans. Wildwood, the WHO and all the children are insane. . . JM. Thanks Mom Dad. 125 Joanne Sugalski 427 East I Ith Avenue. Conshohocken. 19428 St. Mary Cheerleading 2: Field Hockey 3 4: Softball 2 3 4: Track I. Love ya Elaine, friends forever. Wildwood ‘83. |oe Rocks. Dawn-Bells Mill Val 6 Anne — Field Hockey Party 81. |im- my — thanks for all the good times together, love always. Thanks to all my friends 22.1 love you Mom Dad Kevin. Charles H. Swan Chuck 4017 Center Avenue. Lafayette Hill. 19444. St. Philip. Football 3 4: Track 4 Clarence E. Thorpe Jim 120 East 6th Avenue. Conshohocken. 19428 First Baptist Church of Conshohocken. Thanks for everything Mom Dad Whitetail. 30-30 Marlin. 870 Rem. Journey — Escape — Con- cert 82. Wheel in the sky RMA. Pegger ME. Mary M. Tiernan Mary 1016 Harry Street. Conshohocken. 19428. St. Matthew. Field Hockey 2 3 4 Icaptl: Yearbook 3 4: NHS 3 4: Student Council 3: OC '82. HSUL. P. sisters. Rick s. Twit. Valentino s Dr. I s. Prom 82 - AC GA. CM. TD (BF s-TFBT!) SL-WCIS? Happiness Always — |A. CC. )D KL. MM. LUB (IMY) Thanks Mom Dad — ILY! Good Luck class of 83! Sarahmarie E. Truhan Sarah 450 Evergreen Avenue. Roxborough. 19128. IHM. Thanks Mom. I couldn't have done it without you Good Luck Class of 83. Wild- wood 83. Ridge. Fire up Lou! Prty Hardy — BG. HC. LT. GR. DB CM. TC. KG. DC. Nub DM MM. DK. HC. Lucia M. Tucciarone Lucy 504 Hays Lane. Ambler. 19002. St. Anthony. Track 2: Yearbook 3 4: Pep Club 4: Library Aide 4: Office Aide 4: Good Luck class of '83 Florida. Italy - 82. Thanks V. J. CH. PK. Memories. Summer of 83. I love you Mom Dad. Good-Bye Kennedy 126 Virginia A. Tucciarone Gin 504 Hays Lane. Ambler. 19002 St. Anthony. Track 2. Yearbook 5 4 Library Aide 4: Office Aide 4: Good Luck Class of 83. Florida 82 I love you Mom. Dad Lucy — Thanks Lisa A. Van Buskirk 105 East 3rd Avenue. Conshohocken. 19428 St. Matthew Good Luck MM. SY. This is it! MTMF 81. J. Wats. RMA. Stones - Wild Horses. WW 82. 83 Crank it up! JV. FV. HS DD. |H. BobK Memories. Precious Few It is not the end. but the beginning. Thanx Mom Dad Aida J. Verna Eaters 543 Wigard Avenue. Philadelphia. 19128. IHM. Cheerleading 3: Student Council 4: Homecoming 4: Sno-Ball 4: Best of Luck — DS. IP LM. LQ. BR DK LP MF KL the Boys: DT Palace 82. Choco-Banana. Hose 82. Nautilus FER TY ILY Mom Papa. Pep Giul. Michele A. Verrichia 7513 Valley Avenue. Philadelphia. 19128. IHM. Cheerleading 3: Yearbook 4: Prom 4: Sno-Ball 4: Kathy friends forever' Trish — big sister. Maria Peg. Lisa — Best Friends never part OC 81. Senior Week 83. Danny. |V Ron. Drew. |ohn. Cathedral. Is this the end or just the beginning? I Love You Mom Dad. Peace Nan. Anne M. Wachter 702 Seminole Gardens. Ambler. 19002. St. Anthony Mike Anne — 7 15 82 always forever, c'mon. Herbie. SGF crashers. SL. KL. |L. DL. TG. PL. MT. — friends forever. Thanks Mom. Kevin S. Wanczyk Kevin 245 Hurst Street. Bridgeport. 19405. Sacred Heart Basketball I 2 4. Resting. EMT. 32. 49 ES. CBOA. Physics. Get a job. Thanks a lot Mom Dad! 127 lames Watson |im 103 East I Ith Avenue. Conshohocken 19428. SS. Cosmas Damian. Sharon D. Yahner 130 West 9th Avenue. Conshohocken. 19428 St. Matthew Track 12 4. I'll never Forget. LVB. AA. PY. CM S. Mr T. Mr L. Spanish Class. ILAFE. Thanks Mom Dad. Karen M. Webster Karen 7401 Keiffer Street, Philadelphia. 19128. IHM Pep Club I: Choir I 2: Prom Committee 4 Love ya Rockettes. Best of Friends. Wildwood '83. I ll miss you class of '83 — V. J. A. L. D R K. P Good Luck. LaSalle Senior Prom. Brian P B Concert. Thanks Mom Dad! 11 26 82 Later Val Anne. 22. Thanks for the great friendship! Lisa M Wenhold Lisa 737 Fraley Street. Bridgeport. 19405. Sacred Heart. Student Council 3 . Prom 3 4: Sno-ball 3: Choir I 2 4 To the Class of '83 — Thanks for the Memories! Thanks — E. L. C. P. D K. D. P J. ). Well Mom Dad. I made it! I Love You! Jr Sr Prom 82-83. Senior Week 83. Always Forever. GTITM. TT. How about this weekend? Good-Bye Kennedy — I'll Miss Ya! Lynne M. Wenhold Lynne 737 Fraley Street. Bridgeport. 19405. Sacred Heart. Drama 2: Choir 12 3 4: Best wishes everyone, it's been great! Thanks for the memories! Thanks M D. I love you! Prom 82- 83. Sno-ball 82. Homecoming 82-'83. Best Friends Always — R L. E. D. C. P. B D J B. L. I'll always remember the good times. Sandra A. Weychert Sandie 1318 Colwell Lane. Conshohocken. 19428. St. Matthew. Cheerleading I 2: Drama 2 3 4. Mirror I: Pep Club: Cast Curtain Co. 3 4 Yearbook 3 4: Homecoming 12 3 4: Prom Committee 3 4 SANDIE — Oh my God! Bestest Friends MC. KL. TB. MV. LK KM SC. ILYCA! Then Again! L| — God love that! Puppy Rabbit Thanx Love — M. D. S. B. C! 128 Kenneth M. Yanni Johnson 875 Ronnie Lane. Philadelphia. 19128 IHM Thanks Mom Dad! KLD. Yo Ant! 30-down. DM Moony. Woodman Ion D. Zajac 425 East I Ith Avenue Conshohocken. 19428. St Matthew. BB USA-1 AGCU-8V. Comin off the line when the light turns green. Pottstown- USA. Thanks Mom Dad. Diane M. Zaleski Squeak 7309 Hiola Road Philadelphia. 19128 IHM Office Aide I: Drama 2: Choir 2 Somewhere out there is a dream too far to be reached but not too far to be seen. Thanks Mom Dad. California. Dreamin? Wildwood 83. Good luck Class of 83! Rockettes + I. Get Nervous PB. ROSIE. Lisa = Roy's Ranch 22 You're the greatest! Luv You! Dawn Zimmer snizzy 610 East Hector Street. Conshohocken. 19428. St. Matthew Love ya — Val. Ri. Anne. Joanne. K D. Remember me forever Senior Week 83 Thanks Rene lim Always Forever Thank you for the love you gave me M I hope I never lose you M BB. VDYG — friends forever And to all my special friends — Thanks. In Memoriam The Senior Section is dedicated in loving memory to our classmate. Denise Marie Palladino 1965-1981 Sunset- Colors ever changing. Purple, red. pink. Lingering Like a child begging for a few More Minutes Before Bedtime. 129 —Unknown— The Class of '83 GRADUATION That 104th Commencement, that time of farewells and beginnings took place on |une 10, 1983 at the Immaculate Heart of Mary Church in Roxborough. If someone had told us how short-lived the moment was going to be. we might have taken things more slowly, but our class was not to be stopped. After exams were over, books keys were turned in and our caps gowns were finally received, we began to realize that it really was almost over Our practices were short and hot but we finally learned to march to Pomp and Circumstance's'’ heavy beat. The time was right and it was worth all the studying, laughing, working, teaching, preaching, and joking around that was put into preparing for it. Bishop Louis DeSimone was the celebrant and the newly or- dained Father William Grogan Imore affectionately known to the Class of '83 as Mr. Bill ) delivered his homily with a very personal touch. He spoke of the many things that have changed for us but how the love has remained and motivated us for the past four years. After many flowers, hugs, tears, kisses, pictures, promises and farewells, a total sense of achievement was felt by the Archbishop Kennedy High School Class of 1983. (top left! Saiutatorian Lisa Muir described the seniors as a family that looked out for one another llefti The Baccalaureate Mass was concelebrated by over a dozen priests and the Church was completely filled with parents, relatives friends, faculty and grads labovei Our class most talented and dedicated artist. Darren Kearns strutted away proudly with a medal for his efforts in class. 130 Says Goodbye ... (below) Clem Mirto accompanied on the guitar while Kathie Klotsas sang Memories '■ They finished to a standing ovation from the class. (right) Tracy Gauger gladly accepted her diploma from Bishop DeSimone while Father McKeaney checked to see who was next to trip up the steps. (bottom right) Valedictorian Maria Sinopoli spoke to the graduates telling them to treat their future as a gift, to approach this gift with daring and determination, and achieve success. Scholar Athlete Debra Ann Miller Other students merited awards or received grants or scholar- ships for their academic accomplishments, personal achieve- ments. or athletic ability. These people received their awards at a Senior Awards Assembly before graduation along with cer- tificates of participation in the various clubs, offices and letters for sports for the past year. Most notable for their scholarships were Michael Giongo for his full, four-year scholarship to Syracuse University and Michael Ondik for the Naval Scholar- ship to the college of his choice. 1983 Academic Awards Knowledge of Religion.........................Linda Marie Glodek Honorable Mention..................Catherine Helen Decker English..................................Debra Ann Miller Honorable Mention..................Virginia Alice Tucciarone Social Studies............................Catherine Helen Decker Honorable Mention...................Mary Margaret Tiernan Mathematics..................................Michael )ohn Brody Honorable Mention.........................Catherine Helen Decker Science...................................Catherine Helen Decker Honorable Mention...................James Anthony Colussi Spanish......................................Michael john Brody Honorable Mention.........................Catherine Helen Decker French................................Colleen Mary Lawlor Honorable Mention........................Debra Ann Miller Accounting...........................Margaret Anne Curcio Honorable Mention..........................Kathryn Nagele Art..........................................Darren James Kearns Honorable Mention.................Joseph Walter Stem, Jr. Typing...............................Maureen Ann Moore Honorable Mention.....................Linda Louise Krepto Stenography.........................Karen Anne Leinheiser Honorable Mention....................Maria Christina Bello Mechanical Drawing..................James Anthony Cassidy Honorable Mention...................James Anthony Colussi Boys Physical Education..............Michael Walter Ondik Honorable Mention...................Shawn Patrick McGinley Girls Physical Education......................Linda Marie Glodek Honorable Mention....................Margaret Anne Curcio General Excellence Academic..............................Catherine Helen Decker Honorable Mention.............................Debra Ann Miller Business................................Karen Anne Leinheiser r,v iVT n £5f .«■ '■-,) p3 X v4i. 7 pv _____. _ _ ' 3 1 , w a ‘ AH y s £ � w V ( v- (V x, • §?■- 1 (Qtfkt nnM MS yr yr uyy •« ■ r |Lp r jjV'y df , , , vw Qfa 0 (£}nw . r Jt | £s,7P (y X, dX 3_ v 1 'N5 X1 yi vl -w rfC 's - •7-- X' x. y r- dJil'thAfc' ijJL £ pjjp Your money or your life. MGM's: melt in your mouth, not in your hands. 114 (obove) Dove ond Morio speok o longuoge of their own (obove right) The old soft-shoe (right) The whole gong breoks out in song. (below) Thonks. I needed thot! (below right) Pondemonium onstoge. 115 JUNIOR SENIOR PROM- Going out with o bong ore Jim Fox. Sue Cimini, John Dob. ond Undo Chompogne Going in Style 116 Mrs. Peggy Quinn ond her husbond Jim toke time out from their choperone duties to pose. (left) Keep your eyes on the rood. Kothleen. Bridget (right) Debbie ond Vince hove o moment together. (right) Life of the porty . . ond Kevin (below) Choperones Fother McKeoney ond Mr. Dill Grogon. 117 TOP ROW Mr Corrodo. Noncy Irwin. Robin Conwoy. Robyn Eppord. Beth Kospor. Tracy Gouger. Karen Kozeniewski. Rose Cooley. Mr. Koch. BOTTOM ROW: Julionne Leszczynski. Co-coptoins Carolyn Honsberry ond Liso Hughes. Trisho Broun. Morio Ferrier. Linda Hughes 118 It's o bird, it's o plane, no. it's Super Joonie! VOLLEYBALL— Animal House TOP ROW: J. Dronson. A. Mellon. K. Gimpel. MIDDLE ROW: J. Dutler. C. Kulak. M. Leddy BOTTOM ROW: J. Ondik. A Gimpel. A. McCarthy. MISSING: V—M. Doly. J.V.—D. DiBonoventuro. C. Conboy. J. Prioetto. K. Leszczynski. C. Young. Alicia soys it with flowers. The three stooges of volleyball: Kotie. Alice, ond Joonie. (left) Joan rams it down the opponent's throot. (above) Annemarie Gimpel. MVP, in ac- tion. (right) Scoreboard duty isn't os bod os it seems. Chris. 119 (obove) Jim Hoyes in perfect form, (right) Senior Mike Lohin. (for right) Donold Vondegrift. TOP ROW J. Rojewski. A. Mitchell. D. Vondegrift. D. Mercodonte. J. Groboker. M Dorotucci, C. Stevens, G. Mitchell. D. Murphy. J. Brody. K. Chompogne. MIDDLE ROW: Mr. Corrodo, S. McGinley, R. Moore, M. Ondik, D. Kearns. B. Ryon. J Koczur, J. Stem. BOTTOM ROW: R. Hoy. J. Hickey. J. Stoudenmoyer. J. Sheedy. J. McCarthy. E. Cootes. T. Venezia. TRACK—Marathon Man—Golden Girl (right) Girls' Track Team: STANDING: L. Muir (monoger). S. Yohner. B. Rodoszewski. D. levmsky. L. Goldeck, M. Kenney. L. Tuc ciorone. Miss Rotigon (coach). C. Copobian- co. V Tucciorone. B. Kelley. M. Stupko, C. Miller. A. McGrath (monoger). KNEELING M. Ferrier (monoger) T. Gauger. T. Honsberry. L. McGinley. S. Givinish. C. Decker. D. Kozikowski, H. Bonkowski. M. Curcio, D. Miller. L. Quinn. J. Reid. R. Crisculo. (above) Betsy in rare form. 120 SOFTBALL—Bad News Bears (left) Gina: Yo see. It's like this. Mr. Vadino: Ah. geez! (below left) TOP ROW L. Hughes. P. Lovan. N Irwin. K Kozenienewski. J Basile Mr. Vadino, Coach. MIDDLE ROW; L. Hughes. C. McTamony, C. Borkowski. C Moteger. S. Lincul. C. McFodden, Manager BOTTOM ROW: D. Manzi, L. Fore. G. Bersoglia, T. Saunders. G. Molotesto. (below) Linda smiles at the camero as she bounces the boseboll off her head. BASEBALL—Diamond Demons (left) Boys' Varsity Baseball Team: KNEELING: Chris Hollingsworth, Jock Kelly. Jerry Hollingsworth. Tom Givingo. STANDING: Lorry Bowe, Chris Young. Joe Dempsey. Kevin Maiden. Alon Dudkiewiecz. Terry Mulligan, Joe Imsenik. Rick Zodrogo. Scot Famous. George Schools. Dove Raymond. Bob Toth. Tom Koufmonn. Jim Wotson, Mike Crecion. (above) Good to the lost drop. 121 MOTHER'S DAY— MAY PROCESSION Moy Queen—Anne McFodden Moy Court: Anne Morie Gimpel Potty Duffy Thereso Mercodonte Dione Monzi Moureen Lofferty Lou Ann Fore Ann Griffin Corol Joseph Monico Leddy Escorts: Jim Kelly Pot McCann Kevin Maiden George Schools Frank Cunnone Paul Block Jim Hoyes Tony Sontongelo Dove Verruni Kevin, Lou Ann, ond Monico lead the procession. 122 NHS INDUCTION—Whiz Kid Notional Honor Society Members Senior Members: SEATED. D. Kelley, M. Leddy. L. Forre, M. Honsell, M. Stupko. S. Messmer. V. Caruso. SECOND ROW A Gimpel, M Doley, D. Czornecki, A. Gill. P. Yohner, J. Butler. STANDING: J. Eckert. D. Verruni. D. D'Annunzio. Mr. Vodino (moderator), G. Rojewski, K. Borusiowski. C. Stevens. Junior Members. SEATED: D. Gregorio. K. Clark, A. Ancin, A. McCarthy. L. Hildebrand. S. Vondegrift. SECOND ROW: L. Richardson, C. Szc- zocinski, M. Zack, J. Reid. C. Whitaker, R. Conwoy. C. Devers. M. Dixon STANDING: J. Brody. G. Holton. Mr. Vodino. V. LoSorsa. G. Levin- sky. ALUMNAE BREAKFAST GRADUATION ► GRADUATION Moderator—Sister Rito Michoel OUR Co-Editors. '82 Mary Ellen Dixon ond Lynne Hildebrond A N G E L I C STAFF Associate Editors: Cindy Devers ond Anne- morie Ancin Alicio McCarthy ond Carolyn McFodden Lori Wolfrom ond Donno Gregorio r 128 '•'V