Burlington Township High School - Merlin Yearbook (Burlington, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1967 volume:

MERLIN BURLINGTON TWP. H.S. BURLINGTON, NEW JERSEY NINETEEN HUNDRED SIXTY SEVEN 5 6 7 i ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY.......12 SENIORS...........28 UNDERCLASSMEN . . . . 52 SPORTS............78 ACTIVITIES........96 ADVERTISING......120 10 11 ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY MR. T. HOPKINS, Superintendent of Sehools 14 DEDICATION We respectfully dedicate the 1967 ! lerlin to John G. Mah- er. Principal of Burlington Township High School. Mr. John G. Maher has contributed much to the administration of BTflS since coming here this year. His distinctive smile, ready wit. and jaunty bow tie have become the trademark of a man who has student welfare at heart. Mr. Maher has imparted to students the idea that school is a place where disciplined order is necessary in order for both teacher and student to function effectively. He has established the beloved tradition of deten- tion hall and contributed his personal attention to the interests of students in the school system. 15 MR. JOHN MAHER Principal ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF MR FRANK LUCIA Assistant Principal MRS. PAT HEISLER MRS. MARGUERITE BRONDT MRS. IRENE KORNEFF General Secretaries 16 MISS SANDY MELIGK Guidance Councilor 17 MRS. MURIEL WALLEN Guidance Secretary MEDICAL AND SPECIAL EDUCATION DR. PAUL SPARKS School Physician MRS. ORVA WILKINSON School Nurse I)H. MORRIS RUBIN School Psychologist MR. CHARLES GENTILE Reading Co Ordinator MR. DAVID BELL Remedial Reading MAINTENANCE STAFF MAI.M KN.VN(.K STAFF: Mr. Horance Dickerson. Mr. How- ard Dickerson, Mrs. Co . Mr. Conley. Mr. Fisohera BUS-DRIVERS: Mr. Shinn. Mr. Todd. Mr. Cliver. Mr. Furlh, Mr. Lucia. Mr. Cares, Mrs. Lindabury, Mrs. Gauntt, Mrs. Matio CALK I KKIA S FAFF: Mrs. (Juinn. Mrs. Horner. Mrs. Suesseg- ger. Mrs. Kowalski. BACK: Mrs. Nixon. Mrs. Austin. Mrs. Ra- vatt FACULTY MK. DONALD ABERNATHY Mechanical Drawing Freshman Advisor MR. RICHARD E. CLEGHORN Music MRS. LUCIA BRUSH Concert Band and Chorus Director English MRS. PHEBEM. CAREY English English Dept. Head MISS LORRAINE BRESLIN French Language Club 20 MRS. ANNA H. DONNELLY Social Studies Eighth Grade Advisor MR JOSEPH E. FLANNERY Chemistry, Modern Phys. Science Basketball Coach, AV A Co-ordinator MR. RICHARD B. CRAFT Earth Science Junior Advisor MR. DAVID M. DUFFY Spanish, French Foreign Language Department Head, Senior Advisor. Tutor Club. Key Club 21 MISS SHARON LEE FORD English Newspaper Advisor MR. JOHN HAAF Power, Metal Shop Dept. Head Industrial Arts MR MILTON HERSHBERGER Eighth Grade Math 22 MR. RICHARD JOHNSON U.S. History, World History Track Coach (Head) MR. KENNETH HOELZER Gen. Math. Algebra I Mathematics Dept. Head MRS. ANTOINETTE HORNER Librarian Senior Advisor, Snack Shack Advisor, Pep Club, Library Club MR. JOSEPH F. HOLDEN Retail Selling. Typing I Head Baseball Coach MRS. LEAH M. KATZ French. Latin Junior Advisor. language Club MR. MICHAEL IANNONE Math Tennis Coach. Sophomore Advisor 23 MR. EUGENE LYNESS Physics, Alg. II. Adv. College Math. National Honor Society MR. HERBERT LORENZ Ind. Arts, Asst. Track (loach MRS. ELIZABETH LUKIS MRS. MARY LOMBARDI MR. DOUGLAS MACLAHCLAN World Geog.. Homemaking. FHA Sponsor Phys. Ed.. Health. U. S. History Dept. Head Boys. Head Football Coach, Varsity 24 MR. EDMUND MARK MAM Science 8th, Asst. Basketball Coach MR. NICHOLAS MATTER A English Asst. Basketball Coach MRS. SUSAN MORRISSEY Cler. Off. Prae, Steno I. Typing I. Freshman Class Advisor MR. FRANK NEWMAN Biology. Dept. Head Science Forestry Club MRS. KAREN NIXON English Yearbook Advisor MR. LOUIS PACCHIOLI Phys. Ed., Asst. Football Coach. Asst. Baseball Coach 25 MRS DOROTHY PATRICK Home Ec. Dept. Head Future Homemakers of America MR ROBERT T. SHAW Amer. History, Cur. History, Econom- ics, Dept. Head History Student Coun- cil Advisor MISS RUTH RIERSON French, Spanish F uture Teachers of America. I.an|tuafte Club MR. WILLIAM J. ROLLER Art Dept. Head MISS BONNIE RICHEBACHER Health Phys. Ed. Dept. Head. Varsity, Hockey. Varsity Cheerleaders 26 MR. RICHARDSUTERA Bus. Math. Gen. Business. Business Law MISS MARY ANN TOMA Health. Phys. Ed. Jr. Varsity Cheerleaders Varsity Basketball, Intramural Softball Intramural Volleyball MR THOMAS JOBES Student Teacher Industrial Arts 27 mm SENIORS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: R. Bookbinder President. I). Har- kins Treasurer. I). Darr Secretary. J. Shelton Vice President SE !OR EXEC1 H L COMM TITLE: FRONT. S. Clair. I). Edge. G. Binder. K. Carter, I). Harkins. E. Wagner, I). Darr BACK: R. Bookbinder. J. Shelton, M. Gollnick, S. Mesthos. G. Malatich 30 THE CLASS OF 1967 CHRISTINA MARIE ADAMS christina marie adams %chris general nurse reading, baking, hospital worker, coin and stamp collector, office run ner. future nurses, pep club chorus, student council THOM AS J A |ES ALTA VILLA thomas james alta ilia general football DON BAAR don baar college prep dentist snack shack, newspaper staff, foot- ball. varsity club 31 FRANK BELL GAIL HINDER frank Ml ‘-frank business firefighting, library. school store, snack shack gail h. binder “gail” college prep secretary yearbook editor, pep club, snack shack, library club, intra- mural sports Icslie bishop college prep traveling “bishop” (Commercial artist ronald bookbinder “bookie college prep ambition is taking newspaper editor, president of class, snack shack, falcon sports editor, treasurer of key club. .p. language club, boys state, director of board of freeholders, reporter of all sports to five newspapers LES BISHOP CONSTANCE CAMPLEMAN RONALD BOOKBINDER ROXANE CARTER Constance campleman “connie college prep biological research cello, painting, gourmet cooking, chorus roxane carter “rocky college prep fashion designer co-captain cheerlcading. hockey, executive committee sen- ior class, basketball, merlin, honor society mike cinalli ‘’mike collrp prep football, track MIKECINALLI CHRISTINA CHIADIS SUSAN CLAIR christina rhiadii chns clerical secretary horseback riding, bowling, reading, seeing silvan dair secretarial sue secretary horseback riding, sewing, surfing, snack shack, student council, senior class committee SHIRLEY CLARK BARBARA CORSON JACK COSTELLO JOE COSTAN'TINI jack costello college prep joe costantini commercial football, varsity club jack fat boy truck driver mike dimming clerical baseball “mike ha c fun. sleep SI SAN MARIE Cl NNINGHAM Misan marie cunningham “sue college prep nurse guitar, singing, writing songs, newspaper, band, chorus, fu- ture nurses, folk singing, senior pla . basketball, language club diana darr college prep busim •ss teaeber basketball, swimming, class secretary, treasurer of NIIS, pep club, snack sback. yearbook hdene deszaran clerical bow ling “helen wedding bells karen sue diehl “diehl secretarial legal secretary boys, basketball, softball HELENE DESZARAN ANNA MARIE DlFILIPPO anne marie difilippo clerical dancing, riding through rocbling. jay tootsie ibm operator brian doyle college prep basketball, track, crosscountry brian architectural draftsman ✓ V V MICHAEL CUMMINGS DIANA DARR KAREN SUE DIEHL BRIAN DOY LE gcorgic jean ’ DONNA EDGE RICHARD FERENZAK donna edge “edgey secretarial secretary art. horseback riding, swimming, cheerleading. pep Hub, class officer, girls softball richard ferenzak fresly college prep teacher football, newspaper, key Hub. track, wrestling richard s. fort rick college prep basketball, baseball, crosscountry, track. arsit club raymond m. francesco business cars, girls ray business manager RICHARDS. FORT RAYMOND M. FRANCESCO MICHAEL P. GOLLNICK LARRY HANDLEY michael p. gollnick mike college prep teacher student council, student government, baseball, vanity club, key club, senior executive committee, snack shack, office runner larry handle) red auto body mechanics auto mech. auto repairs dorothy j. harkins “dottie college prep to gel out of high school class treasurer, national honor society, student council al- ternate. snack shack. earhook, newspaper FRANK BEHOLD frank herold general fishing, golf, baseball, varsitv club “cat undecided judith hesson clerical dancing, reading j � • ■' housewife judith a. biggin college prep talking, snack shack kenneth v . hoelzcr college prep cars “judy teacher “kid hoelzcr automotive mechanic ■V JUDITH A. HIGGINS HELENA HOFFMAN helena hoffman “hoffie secretarial secretary clothes, horseback riding, swimming, cheerleader, basket- ball. pepclub. snack shack, secretary of student activ ities james c. hopps “hopp-sing general singer pen pals, president of fan clubs, airplanes, ava DOROTHY J. HARKINS JUDITH HESSON KENNETH W. HOELZER JAMES C. HOPPS EVEYLON JOHNSON EDWARD KEE eveylon Johnson secretarial school store edward kee college prep shooting pool, «.ports, cars, football james ketch general automobiles kenneth a. kilian college prep swimming, skating, football JAMES KETCH KENNETH A. KILIAN EDWARD KING JOAN DENISE KOMAREK joan denisc komarek business swimming. tra cling, girl , intramural sports edward king general hunting, fishing, basketball, baseball “eve’ ibm operator eddo ‘ histon teacher ketch auto body man ken joanie secretary bird easy life DOUGLAS KARL LESHNER BOB LAWRENCE MAUREEN LEWIS douglas rarl le«hner college prep basketball. (rack. arsity elui� ‘will” teaching maureen lewis reen college prep business administration the flame basketball, cheering, snack shack janet lohr bookkeeping bo - ‘jan' airline stewardess patricia long “pat college prep sociologist water skiing. dri ing. student council. NIIS, pep club, snack shack, county gov- ernment, newspaper, fta, basketball, band, yearbook, lan- guage club, constitution committee, tutor club JANETLOHR TAYLOR MCCORMICK PATRICIA LONG VERNON MCDOUGALL taylor mccormick “taylor college prep lawyer golfing, swiming. football, basketball, ava. language club, student council, county govt, voice of the falcon ernon mcdougall mac“ college prep cycles key club “tom chemist thomas mcmorrow college prep swimming, chess. crosscountry, merlin, falcon, track, varsity club THOMAS MCMORROW KATHLEEN MAGRYNN GREGORY MALATICH kathlcen magrann clerical f.t.a. “kathy elementary teacher grcgory malatich “greg college prep sports. .p. key club, football Stephen manzer college prep radio and tv broadcasting playing the electric bass, stamp collecting, key club, track bonnie marco “bonnie clerical secretary horseback riding STEPHEN MANZER BONNIE MARCO BETTE MATUSIAK STEVEN PETER MESTHOS belte matusiak clerical “bette” secretary boys, school store, football attendance, library club, pep club steven peter mesthos “greek college prep engineer president of key club, president of honor society, treasurer of student council, senior class executive committee, snack shack. arsit) club, falcon, tennis ollic jam michacl secretarial cheerleader, homeroom alternate “ollie secretary JOE WINCIM OLIVE JEAN MICHAEL IK)N A. MORALES joe mingin “joe college prep don a. morales juan clerical data processing operator dancing, footoall games, surfing, a.a. ticket committee lynn morningstar college prep hunting, chess, coin collecting, cross country, key club, falcon, varsity club john morrisroe general hunting and racing LYNN MORNINGSTAR JOHN MORRISROE DALE MURRAY EDWARD MURRAY dale murray general art. a. .a. “little bear industrial designer edward murray bookkeeping fishing, suimming “ed ’ accountant jw naprawa jojo general construction engineer sports richard parke� college prep sport � , tennis fran pawl college prep bovs. art. falcon ■frannie' MARIANN PODRAZA JEFFREY JONATHAN QtINN ERIC ALSTON POLHEMUS DONNA JEAN RAYMOND JOSEPH NAPRAWA RICHARD PARKES FRAN PAIL mariann potlraxa college prep horseback riding, snack shack secretary eric alston polhemus general surfing, skiing. dragging ■hani« jeflery Jonathan quinn ie clerical lo we tomorrow shooting pool. driting motorcycles, and swimming donna jean rav mond . . clerical b.a.U.c.an twirling, swimming, majorettes don lamar reading general hunting and fishing, track “rebel rohm and baas TOM Rt MAN DON LAMAR READING JOHN SHELTON tom ruman clerical hunting musician john shelton college prep football and track engineer donald sholl don ’ college prep language teacher drum and bugle corps, newspaper, student council, tutor club, national honor society sandy slaboda commercial records DONALDSHOLL PIA MONIKA SPIEHS SANDYSLABODA IRENE STEARNS pia monika spichs college prep r basketball and other sports, future nursing, library club irene steams “peanuts' general practical nurse reading, swimming, ice skating, school store, hockey JACQUELYN STOW ROBERT SWENSON DONNA JEAN THOMAS robfrt swenM n “bud general donna jean thomas “donna college prep secreta r honor society. student council, snack shack, switchboard riehard tollmann rick” general navy sports l nda carol toth “lynn” secretarial secretary sw itehhoard RICHARD TOM.MANN LYNDA CAROL TOTH DAVETUSTIN BILL VICHKO robert ward. jr. bookkeeping coin collection linda weight clerical bow ling, hockey ROBERT WARD JR. LYNNETTE GAIL W AGNER LINDA WEIGHT •bob'' bookkeeper “lin” secretary william winched “bill” college prep drawing diane win clerical airline hostess records, swimming WILLIAM WINCHELL BILL WORKMAN DIANE JEAN W ITT JAMES WORRELL CHERYL ANNE YOUNG cheryle anne young college prep go-go-go! -nark shack james ketch general george marshall general cherye” nurse “■ketch “george' JAMES KETCH GEORGE MARSHALL SENIORS NOT PICTURED tony borkowski clerical football, basketball, baseball, varsity club bork gym teacher sharon lee fleck alien academic beautician acting, sewing, art; leather club, junior hospital auxiliary, future nurses, junior class play, drama club franees friedman . .n business designing art. sewing, yearbook, home economics, g.a.a.. art club eddic matusiak general fishing and hunting “tuze electrician AND THIS WAS THE CLASS OF 67! CLASS WILL Christina Adam leaves her long hair to Mr. Shaw Torn Alta ilia leaves his laugh to Gary Paul Don Baar leaves his meticulous manners to some sloppy junior Frank Bell sells school store back to Mr. Gesemycr Gail Kinder leaves yearbook to some reliable junior Ron Bookbinder leaves Mr. lannone to Nancy Connie Campleman leaves Chemistry knowledge to Mr. Flannery Roxane Carter leaves the Springside boys Mike Cinalli leaves the football to Roger Williams Chris Chiadis leaves Journalism class in a roar Susan Clair leaves curls to Linda W orrell Jack Costello leaves his haircut to a barber Joe Constantini leaves toughness to Chet Washington Diana Darr leaves dimples to Maryann Mazur Brian Doyle leaves his loudness to Joe Tress Donna Kdgr leaves cheerleading to Patti Albano Richard Ferenzak leaves his briefcase to Bill Franklin Ray Francesco leaves blonde hair to Gary Decker Rick Fort leaves his track shoes to Rick Jacques Mike Gollnick leaves his brownies to next year's bake sale Larry llandley leaves Burlington Vocational Center Dot Harkins leaves beer mug to Mr. Shaw Frank Herold leaves his parties to Ron Snyder Judy Higgins leaves her gabbiness to Renee Dallmann Ken lloelzer leaves red hair to Rick Zingaro Helena Hoffman leaves school bank to Judy Dauria Yvonne Hundley leaves her drawing ability to Arlene Webb Fd Kee leaves permanent wave to Shirley Darr James ketch leaves his Falcon to the newspaper Ken Kilian leaves broad shoulders to Ricky Jacques Ed King leaves Honda to Coach Dunn Joan Komarek leaves height to Judy Perro Boh I «a wren re leaves detention hall-finally! Doug Leshner leaves Knee pad to Gary Osterhage Maureen Lewis leaves her car to the tow truck Rat Long leaves her name to Bunny Short Taylor McCormick leaves with laryngitis Vernon VIcDougall leaves his wisdom to all Rhodes scholars Tom McMorrow leaves with his camera i� reg Malatieh leaves his crutch behind Bette Matusiak leaves her library work to Bruce Robertson Ed Matusiak Well, he left to go hunting Steve Mesthos turns in his key Ollie Michael leaves Bobby Vince Monaco leaves basketball court to Tony Monaco Lynn Morningstar leaves his shyness to Chris Frame Dale Murray leaves his school attendance to Ron Snyder Fd Murray leaves his laziness to Richard W hite Joe Naprawa leaves his charm w ith the girls to Bert Quick Fran Paul leaves her artistic abilities to Butch Fuller Mariann Podraza leaves her naturally curly hair to Janet Lohr Eric Polhemua leaves mechanical ability to J. Cosden Jeff Quinn leaves his love for himself Donna Raymond leaves her freckles to W ally Tay lor Don Reading leaves Drivers Ed in one piece Tom Ruman leaves his height to Kathv Dickerson John Shelton leaves Mr. Duffy in peace Don Slioll leaves the Falcon to John Titone Pie Spiehs leaves her stubbornness to Linda Dickerson Irene Stearns leaves her newspaper route to Ken Glazebrook Boh Swenson leav es his slow ness to Rocco Donna Thomas leaves her quietness to Carole Agunsday Rick Tollmann leaves Dave Tustin leaves his drafting ability to Mr. Abernathy Bill Yichko leaves to go surfing Lynnette Wagner leaves her skill on the parallal bars to Bobbi Broemme Boh Ward leaves his bookkeeping chores to Bob Furth Bill Workman leaves his motorcycle to anyone who has the leath- er jacket to match Jim Worrell leaves his driving ability to Gary Kinney Cheryle Young leaves her Southern charm to Jo DiAnna George Marshall leaves his skill in dressing to Rick Babula BEST DANCERS A. DiFilippo. L. Toth MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED R. Bookbinder. P. Long MOST ARTISTIC F. Paul, T. Altav ilia CONTRIBUTED THE MOST TO BTHS K. Bookbinder, P. Long 48 49 PRETTIEST EYES M. Lewis. D. Lrshner POPULARITY POLL NICEST SMILE D. Darr. C. Malatich MOST POPULAR R- Carter. R. Bookbinder CHATTERBOXES C. Young. E. Kee BEST LOOKING H. Carter. G. Malatich 50 BEST MANNERED I). Darr, T. McCormick BEST DRESSED M. Cinalli, H. Hoffman NEATEST M. Cinalli. I). Thomas CLASS FLIRTS R. Francesco, R. Carter MOST TALENTED J. Mingin. S. Cunningham 51 UNDERCLASSMEN Carol Agunsdat Patricia Albano Clifford Anderson Stanley Astor Kdnin Austin Frederick Kabul a Norman Basilone James Hauph Charlene Birch Diane Borden Hoy Bozarth James Brandon Bishop Brice Bill Budd Kirk Burnett Scott Cargill Rex Carter Stanley Carter Ronald C.hallendcr Lynn Chase 54 Nancy Chase Vincent Ciarlante I)a id Cipriani Jam� - (look James Cosden Jeff Co in Jeffery Crum Kenee Dallmann 55 Sandra Ewell Cora Lee Foote Brian Freeman William Franklin Cynthia Furth Robert Furth Harry Fuller Debra Galasso John Gaul Jamor. Gcnnello Dean Gilbert life Gleisberg Albert Goetter Jane Haukom ayne Heinold Lynn Heisler Paula He� itt Brian Hinkle Marsha Ingling Richard Jacques Virginia James Bruce Johnson F.leanor Johnstone 56 Patricia Kariuba Dcnni- Kelley William Kerr Janet Kilian John KomefT Linda Kramer Kathleen Kratnich Carol Leroy 57 Erik .Nelson Lloyd Nippins Barbara O'Neill Linda O'Neill Gerry Osterhage Judy Perro Mary Pinto Bert Omrk 58 Barbara Suessegger John Sweeney Drucilla Taberer Franklyn Washington Arlene Webb Richard While Thomas Widzenas Robert Wiley Larry Williams Roger Williams Steven Workman 59 VI alter Taylor Constance Thomas John Titone Susan Trobieh George t zupis Kathleen Vitullo Rocco Vizzacco Chester Washington Barbara Brormmc James Buck John Cajio Carol Campleman Richard Clark Bernard Colgan Joan Colgan Keith Colvell (Charles Comegno v Afl : 559� $ fA !Nanc Bookbinder David Borden Kathleen Boh en I)a id Abernath) Dale Baar Arlene Banrraft Phillip Birkmire Donna Birmingham ayne Bodine F rances Bodnar Helga Bondarenko 60 James Corson Richard Cosden I)a id Cox Michael Cucinatta Harry Darlinp Shirley l)arr Judith Dauria Gary Decker 61 Gary Helken John Hendrzak Ajjnes Hewitt Robert I liniris Paula Hoefle Terry Hopkins Jack Hubler Diane Ibbitson Barbara Jennings Susan Frankowski Ranee Friddell Connie Gallagher Joyce Garwood Eileen Gennelt Joseph Goetter Crete Gordon Philip Haines 62 John Kaciuba Patricia Kane alcrie Keenan Kathleen Kelly Gary Koch Barry Kuiper Linda kushner Barbara Kyle 63 Laura Littleford Susan Lohr Robert Lowther Reynold Lyczak P« ggy McCann Colleen McClaskey Thomas McDonald Nancy MacHricn George Magda Natalie Manzer Linda Mattarese 64 John Parker Mark Parker Sharon Polhemua Howard Polsky Haile Poller Linda Prelly John Repici Thomas Repiei Mark Roberts Michael Sabatino Robert Sampson William Sampson Thomas Sauer Donna Schildkamp Karen Schumann Timothy Scully Lee Seay David Serlenga Howard Seruby Walter Seruby 65 James Shinn Cynthia Short (jary Sinacore Laura Smith Diane Smith Ronald Snyder Dan n Sterling Kenneth Sunderland 66 Thomas Wasielenski Della hite Gary V ikon Haiti� - Vi ilson Ruth Wilson Linda W orrcll Katherine Zaires Richard Zingaro Frank Angelo Carol Dickinson Carl Fleck Jerry Marshall Jeffery Moore 67 Dudley Dickerson Matilda Dinisio Robert Dixon Robin Donald Samuel Enoch Erik Eriksen Fred Foote George Fort Tracy Frame Ken Clazcbrook Adele Goodlin Alfred Gordon Steve Blythe Bill Borden Yvonne Bradley Daniel Brettell Jacquleen Broun Kath Broun Linda Broun Debora Garmelia Arleen Chiemingo Richard Giralante Larry Gobb George Gonlin Patricia Gonnell Dennis Gopper James Gouin Garol ('.rum Sharon Da is John Dev lin Laura Devlin Gynthia Diamond 68 Howard Gordon Joseph Gray Kiehard Grumbine Douglas ilaley Terry Handley Janet lleinold Charles Heisler U iiliam liieks Scott Horner Bengt H berg Beverly Ireland Miehael Jirinee Deborah Johnson Lester Joyce Dennis keisling Michele Kelly Suzette Kennedy Kathleen King Dav id Korang Duane kreber Stephen Kresko Leslie Kyle Jim Lehman Eileen Leslie Doris Lohr Dennis Latham John Loyer Vicki MaeBrien Renee Marehese Miehael Martin Charles McCann Sharon MeDougall 69 Bruce Robertson Christine Rosinola Beverly Rowle Rebecca Sampson Mary S mans Joyce Shinn Jack Shull Elmer Slimm Douglas Smith Linda Smith Tonic Sozio Arthur Spiehs Irene McNallv Y iimiko Minims Bruce Mogcl Anthony Monaco Susan Mothershed Alfred Murray And rev Myers Olive Nickerson Peter Nippins Brenda Nixon Susan O’Neill Joseph Pinto Stephen Porter Kathy Price Chris Prickett Steve Quinn Ivan Ravmond Robert Reed Clair Riegan Karen Rintye 70 Robert Spencer Dorothy Stephenson Kenneth Stinson Kenneth Stutsman George Sweeney Helen Sweeney Lois Todd Theresa Tress James aitz Kathleen VI alton Keith V ells Seott Wetzel Christine Williams Robert Wojenski Paula U olfe Yvonne X illiams Howard Vioolman Ralph W ragge Randy Young Britt Gregory 71 Donna Allati Joan Angelo Frank Austin Sheryl Baar Linda Ball Ann Benson Harriet Berg Lien Blankey Joseph Bodnar Donald Borden Darlene Bothelho Debbie Bothelho Eugene Brandon Randy Breingan Bradley Brondt Louis Burr Kathy Cajio Nicie Cannuli Denise Carmelia Beverly Cliver Sandra Conlin Lleanor Corson Kiehard Cress David Crouthamel Gloria (!rum Carol Darr Karen Davies Cynthia DeWyndt Alfred Diamanti Alice DiBonaventura Victoria DiDomenico Rose DiNisio Richard Diventi Michael Doerfler 72 Kirk Doyle Kath Durham Robert Eckman Robert Engel Da id E ans Hugh Fort William Friddel Pamela Gallagher Theodore Gauntt Charles Geoghan Marianne Gilbert Elaine Goodlin Barbara Gray Gail Haney Brenda Gray Sue Ann Harris Robin Harrison Gary Haukom Patrieia Heal Carol Henry James Hollo a Donna Horn Frances Hoyt Judy Hubler Helen Hullings Da id Jack Robin Jobes Cindy Johnson Della Johnson John Johnston 73 Kenneth Kowalski Kirk Kramer Marshall Kyle Joanne I auction Cheryl I.aw rener James Lesher Tami Cindabury Diane Lohr Jean MeCann Robert McCormick Ernestine McCoy Alice Mailloux Mario Manzer Glenn Marshall I rank Mendozzi Robert Michael Rub Minim� Joseph Montalto Patricia Murph Judy Oliver Barbara O'Neill Michael Owens Susan Parker David Pike Frank Pino Pamela Post Caroline Potter Joann Reed Edward Reigen anessa Richardson Dominick Rocco Craig Rook Susan Schneider Michael Serlenga 74 Deborah Sherman Deborah Short Robert Shull George Sills Michele Siher Robert Skari Donna Spencer Ronald Stelle Marie Stevens Bruce Stutsman Eleanor Sweenej Karen Thomas Joanne Tollman Mark I zupis Kathleen iehko John igario Nicholas Vitullo Kmilio izachcro Keith X ain right Thoma- X allace James X alien Pat Werner Gordon VI ilkinson George VI illiams Janis Wilson 75 CLASS OFFICERS FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS President«Dave koranp V. P.-Kathy King Secretary-Sharon Davis Treasurer-Renee Marchese JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President-John Titone Y.P.-Jeff Cowin Secretary-Roaemarie Serlenga Trrasurcr-Gerry Onterhage SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President-Nancy Bookbinder V.P.-Ron Mount SecretaryMar Michaud Treasurer-Tom Foy 77 SPORTS N AKSI I V : SI I I INC� , T. Hopkins, h. ashinglon. J. Constantini, A. Borkowski, T. I a illa. J. Shelton. I). Barr. K. Kilian. G. Malatich. R. Fcr- nzak. B. Freeman. W .Reed. KNEELING: L. Seay.B. Mullen. R. Williams. G. I zupis. C. Washington, h. Nelson. J. Cowin. T. Roman. L. Williams, R. Vizzacco. L. Nippins. B. Budd. G. Sinacorc.STANDING: Paul Lcklcx. R. Mingin. M. Cinalli, J. Loxcnduski. J. Boek. G. Decker, R. Babula. F. Ange- lo. J. Shinn. R. Mount. I), (.ox. W . Dempsey, S. Lawrence. M. Sahintino. J. Washington. J. Shedriek. T. Fox. M. Roberts. Doug MacLachlan. Coach Doug MacLachlan watches as end Chet W ashington kicks off Heads you win. tails you lose There’s action on the field! 80 B r an Freeman, quar- terback and halfback Br an Freeman pet� di- red snap from center Bill Mullen hot on Bryan Freeman � trail Quarterback Roper X illiams hands off to halfback Mike Cinalli Quarterback Roper W illiams spots his man do n field. Fullback Joe Cos- tantini cuts for the sideline Guard Don Baar takes a breather dur- inp paint . 81 Burlington Township end Chet Washing- ton makes a dash around left end. but he’s got company. Leading the charge of defend- ers are W. Davis (86) and A. Berry (51). BUrlin lonTownsh,p Bryan Freeman p-is pass off just a split second before Riverside s Bob Weirsski arrives on scene to make tackle. Burlington Township quarterback Bryan Freeman cuts loose with a bullet passas Riverside tackle E. Bart applies a little heat and closes in on the signal caller. 82 VARSITY FOOTBALL BTHS 1966 2 Bordentown 12 12 Riverside 38 12 llammonton 0 7 Pemberton 21 25 IN. Burlington 0 13 Palmyra 27 7 Florence 22 38 Allentown 6 11 Cinnaminson 7 COACII: Mr. I). MacLachl; n Jl MOK VARSITY (Pictured with vundtv) BTHS 18 Bordentown 6 8 Pemberton 32 12 V Burlington 9 0 Palmyra 14 14 Florence 13 20 Allentown 27 COACII: Mr. P. Eckley Mr. L. Pacchioli FRESHMAN BTHS 12 Riverside 0 14 Bordentown 26 18 Pemberton 6 6 IN. Burlington 12 12 Palmy ra 0 0 Florence 12 0 Allentown 12 COACH: Mr. L. Pacchioli Mr. F. Schultz FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAVI BACK — G. Silk H. Gorden. H. Donald. E. Ericson, I), krcbcr. J. Loyer. B. Hyberg. C. Schneider. B. Borden. S. Quinn. S. Porter, K. Wells, J- Shull. D. Dickerson FRONT — K. Ciarlante. A. Gordon. C. Prickett. J. Devlin. S. Wetzel. I), korang. K. Stutzman. J. Wilkinson. J. Lehman. R. Reed 83 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL L ,lsR|iSLBASK.KTwBALI.; ™AVI: J Ulham L Brown. K. King. M. Mazur. L. Trenkamp, L. Mazur. K. Bir- kel1’5 . l cke™ n. L Vlorre|l« B Short. S. Fisher. C. Turner. S. Polhamus. I). Donald: MIDDLE ROW: II Wil- xTv-' 'Ti'l, r°ma; n TabT‘£.V MarBrirn: KNEELING: H. Sweeney, J. I lesson, T. Frame. H. Carter; SIT- TIM,: H. Potter. J. Perm. I). Edge. I). Calasso. L. k le. Senior R. ('.arter makes two for the team! The senior members of girls' basketball get some tips from M. Mazur attempts a has. the.r eoaeh. ket but seems to have lost the basketball. 84 JUNIOR VARSITY G. Ostcrhage K. illiams G. Decker T. Scull M. Sabatino B. I)a% � « F. Bubula S. ctzel H. innaro K. Lyczak G. Sinacorc T. Monaco J. Dev lin A. Gonion I). Latham K. Stutsman K.Young I). korang J. Pinto Coach Roller N. Miller II. Gordon L. Gobb K. Wells S. Porter A. Myers P. Nippins J.V. FRESHMEN BTIIS OPPONENT BTHS OPPONENT 51 Hightstown 60 20 Riverside 43 56 Borden to w n 61 39 Allentown 12 65 Riverside 63 27 Pemberton 34 74 NJSD 21 18 N.B.C. 47 53 Allentown 46 27 Florence 22 75 Pemberton 41 21 Bordentown 23 45 Pennington 61 32 Bordentow n 50 68 Jamesburg 32 44 Allentown 39 53 V Burlington 38 29 Pemberton 36 34 Florence 41 38 N.B.C. 59 80 Hightstown 51 34 Florence 27 68 Bordentow n 55 51 E. Regional 60 Freshman Tourne 66 NJSD 45 N.B.C. 80 llob Cross 57 7 10 61 Allentown 53 1 wins. 8 losses 67 Pemberton 42 76 Jamesburg 31 76 V Burlington 54 67 Florence 53 54 Pennington 77 I I wins. 7 losses FRESHMEN SOUTH JERSEY GROUP I CHAMPS RUNNERS-UP IN STATE FINALS! C.uarh Flannrrv J. Cowin T. McCormick I). Borden K. Fori B. Doyle C. W awhington F. kinp D. Lrshner B. Freeman V. Monaco At the beginning of the basketball season Coach Joe Flannery set his goal for the 1966-67 court campaign. “We're out to make the tourna- ment this year,” he said. It was a long, tough road. The previous best record for a BTHS hoopster team was 6-15. This year we lost three league games in the first half of the season and placed second in the Washington Twp. Christmas Tournament. The Falcons came on strong in the second half of regular season play. They were undefeated in league play, but finished second in the Delaware Valley League. In the tournament the Falcons defeated three South Jersey teams to capture the Group 1 crown. The vanquished were the Kingsway Vik- ings, Florence Flashes, and Pitman Panthers. After defeating Cedar Grove in overtime bv a 62-60 laley. BTHS be came the youngest school ever to enter the finals of the New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association basketball tournament. Despite the fact that the courtmen shot fifty per cent, they were defeated by Lconia. Vince Monaco, in a valiant one-man effort, scored six- teen points in the last quarter before the largest crowd (12.001) ever to witness a basketball game in Convention Hall. Among the honors earned by the team w ere Vince Monaco's position on the All State Group 1 team and Kick Fort s spot on the honorable men- tion list for All South Jersey. Coach Joe F’lannery not only achieved his goal, but was named Coach of the Year by the Burling- ton County Times. 86 AKSITY nPPOM.NT llighl'lown Konirntown Kl T� lll ' J S I) llrtYtn � n PriritM-riwn tt 0..n ldn Tup Mill� .lie frnnmclon Jjm -� liur North Burlington Kloren e Holy Cru� IlifhtMotan H� nlrnt� � n F.Camdm Regional NJS.I) Mlrntoon Prmbrrton Jamv b'ir� North Burltnglo Horrrnr i'i niuii£(un Tournament- Km � � I lor.nn Pitman IZttuirt.ftlowr l u-mi-Kinel (.ilw I nlirOrotr |2I '•III' h loW� l Slat - hmal Imm. 121 « Bills TRACK BACK: B. Doyle. R. Fori. S. Manzer. J. Lovenduski. T. Hopkins. M. Sabatino. G. Malatich. J. Worrell, T. Me Morrow. J. Shelton. B. Johnson. FRONT: R. Jacques. D. Abernathy. J. Shinn. F. Angelo, V. Ciarlante. T. Foy. B. Freeman. K. Austin. D. Leshner. R. Mount. Northern Burlington 1965 TRACK SCHEDULE Home 67 60 Riverside 40 86 St. Anthony's 70 56 Hightstown 62 64 Pennington 45 81 Holly Cross 65 1 2 60 1 2 Palmyra 56 70 Frank Angelo going over the I8(b ard Ion hurdles 88 89 Completing an undefeated season for the second straight year, the Falcons traveled to Hightstown to bring home the Delaware Valley Crown along with the South Jersey Croup I Championship Title. Bur- lington Township also registered an 8th place show- ing in the State Finals in New Brunswick. Junior ace Rick Jacques paced this year’s Cham- pionship team w ith the following accomplishments: 1. Undefeated in all meets for the 2nd year 2. Holder of 7 new course records this year 3. Winner of the Delaware Valley League Meet 4. inner of the South Jersey Championship 5. Winner of the New Jersey State Championship Meet This was also the 1st year that we were able to field a Junior Varsity team and following the pattern of the Varsity, the JV's also went undefeated. T. Mo Morrow 1 90 CROSS COUNTRY JLMOK VARSITY: KNKKMM,. I Stearns. L. VIorningstar. B. Johnson. R. Young. . Scrub). R. While STANDING: C. McCann, I). BrcUcll. I). Abernathy. C. Conlin. H. Scrub) B. Doyle. Coach D. Johnson. R. Fort R. Jacques R. Fort Coach Dick Johnson gi ing pointers to the senior members of cross countr : R. hort. L. Morningstar. T. MeMorro . B. Do vie 91 NJSD 2 Home 2 Allentow n 5 Bordwntow n 2 0 I Jamesburg 2 . Burlington S 6 Florence 3 2 Might-town 0 2 | Borden town 4 Pemberton 3 2 NJSI) 0 2 N. Burlington 2 I Allentow n 3 4 2 Pemberton 1 Jamesburg 2 6 High-tow n 0 2 Hopewell Valiev 12 3 Florence 8 Hopewell Valley 1 3 BASEBALL • 1 J. Cowin. E. King, I). Gilbert -2 BACK. E. King. E. Herold. J. Sweenev. B Uwrence. B. Hinkel. M. Gollnick. J. Cowin. Coach Holden. FRONT. J. I)i - on. I). Gilbert. V Dempsey. K. Barron. R. Lyczak. R. Williams. E Austen. � 3 R. Williams 92 4 WRESTLING BCR LINCTO N TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL W RESTLING TEAM: K Ciar lante. M. Viselli. . Ciarlante. J. (ionin. J. Washington. 1. Hopkins J. Dixon. J. Shinn: KNEELING: I). Abernathy. H. Seruby. K. Col veil. J. Brandon. W. Seruby, G. Marshall. J. Marshall. Lee Seay. FRATRICIDE: Marshall xs Marshall! 1 000-07 SCHEDILE Deeember 21 Triton Red Januarx Bishop Eustace Januarx 1 1 Eastern High Januarx 20 Riverside Januarx IK Woodrow NX iUon Januarx 2.x Pennington Februarx 1 Delaware alley Februarx 3 Pemberton February K Cinnaminson February 10 Burlington February 17 Camden Catholic ARSITY W RESTLING TEAM: STANDING: J. Shinn, V. Ciarlante. J. Cox - in. J Washington. T. Hopkins, J. Dixon. C.oaeh P. Eckley: KNEELING: II. Seruby. K. Colxell. J. Brandon. W . Seruby. G. Marshall. J. Marshall: 93 1« TO R.-S. Meatho� . R. Parkc� , B. Budd. S. Lawrence. G. Magda. S. Carter. E. Murray. J. Brandon, H. Polsky 'nn” T| - � —■ Baramar “1,67 ot 15 m Aa •� u.re„„. „ 94 GIRLS’ HOCKEY GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM: Miss B. Richebacher. D. Lohr. J. Hubler. L. O'Neil, T. Zaires, N. MacBrien. J. Angelo. M. Gilbert, C. Darr. S. Davis, J. Latham; KNEELING: D. Leeds. C. Gallagher. V. Keenan. D. Schildkamp. T. Tress. Y. Williams. J. Garwood. D. Doerfler. D. Short. S. Harris: SITTING: D. Sterling. P. Hoefle. N. Manser. L. Trenkamp. L. Smith. C. Gordon, R. Wilson. S. MacDougall. C. Turner. R. Kilian VARSITY TEAM MEMBERS: BACK ROW: H. Wilson, S. Darr. B. Morrisroe. R. Marchese, Miss B. Richebaeher, S. Fisher. M. Desz- aran. D. Taberer. L. Matarese; KNEELING: R. Carter. F. Bodnar. K. King. B. Short. M. Michaud. S. Polhamus. P. McCann. L. Mazur. C. Baaden. L. Worrell 95 ACTIVITIES STUDENT COUNCIL BACK h ' V B |dr� r’ K R°n n‘ M .,M,vMaU 1 V Mend“� ; B Evans, D. Ibbilson. M. Leroy. T. Foy. S. Trimble. M Robert P Sweeney BALK. L. Heisler. J. T.lone, B. Dav.es. I . Albano, P. Lon . C. Adams. I). Harkins. L. Warner. I). Thomas. S. Clair. S. Meslhos. M. Collniek Steve Mesthos. Pat Long. Pat Albano. Mike Gollnick Mike Gollnick Vice-President Pat Long President Pat Albano Secretary Steve Mesthos Treasurer 99 BACK: R. Bookbinder. S. M«mImk L. Knmfr. P. Long. T. McCormick. B. Freeman; MID- DLK: R. Serlenpa. I). Darr. D. Harkins. D. Thomas: FRONT: P lbano. M. Spencer. R. Dali- mann. R. Carter HONOR SOCIETY CHORUS t C|KtC iVdams' S Dickeoon. M He Herman. S. Fleck. S. Cunningham. C. Campleman. B. Johnson. D. Price. D. Tustin; MIDDLE: L - rTrnU.mP SpEf1C B tE'r R Uhil - «« « • J ilkin n; FRONT: J Garwood. P McCann. C. ( hiadi . 1.. iampleman. I.. Dirknx'n. M. Pinto. . Monaco. K. Stinson. 100 J.V. CHEERLEADERS N. Bookbinder KNEELING: S. Darr. N. Bookbinder. I). Engel, M. Harding. B. Broemme. M. U rov. B. E an : FOKKGKOl M): B. Mendozzi. Co-captains: S. Darr. B. Mendozzi. B4C k: M. I erov. B. Broemme. B. Mendoz- zi. B Evans; MIDDLE: M. Hardin . V Bookbinder. D. En el; ERONT: S. Darr M. Leroy. B. Broemme M. Harding. B. Evans D. En el. B. Evans 101 CHEERLEADERS O. Michael. B. Suesaegger warm up for cheering. THE MEGA PHONIC SCENE! Co-Captain: R. Carter. Captain: I). Edge VARSITY CHEERLEADERS P hKhLAT: V Bookbinder. A. Benson. I) Dieter. M. Spencer. N Wainwright, D. U hile. L. Dickerson STANDING: Rierson L Dickewon. A. Chiemingo. F. Paul, S. Cunningham. B. Evans. B. Mendo� . J. Sokolowski. M Fort BACK: I). Donald. K Bodnar. M. L. HefTernan. T. McCormick. S. Horner. I). Hope. M. Lucier. Mrs. Leah Katz. Mr. Das id Duffy. FRONT, L. Hcisler, M. Spencer, L. Dickerson. P. Albano. D. Doerfler. A. Benson, S. Davis, K. Magrann BACK. I). Hope. M. Lu- cier. V. Keenan. R. Serlenga. D. Donald. S. Dickerson. B. Evans, C. Thomas ENA: C. Adams. S. Cunningham. P. Spiehs, I). White, D. Sehildkamp, Mrs. Orva Wilkinson. B. Sussueger. M. Lucier. A. Chiemingo, C. L. Foote, K. Vitullo key club FRONT—R. Carter, L. Gilbert, J. Cook. G. Sinacore, G. Osterhage, R. Bookbinder. R. Fer- enzak. S. Manzer, J. Titone BACK — Mr. Duffy. T. Hopkins. L. Morningstar. B. Davie , J. Shelton. V. Me- Dougall. G. Malatich, M. Gollnick, J. Cowin, S. Mesthos FORESTRY CLl B, FRONT—Mr. Newman. Vt. Taylor. B. Fuller. J. Gennel- lo, S. Ferranto. F. Austin. J. Serlenga. J. Cook. F. Dawley. BACK—D. Campbell. R. Challender. S. Workman. B. Budd, G. Kin- ney. D. Cipriani. J. Titone. L. Nippins FIRE AD J. Corson. E. Matusiak. M. Cuceinotti. D. Tuslin. B. Tomer SNACK SHACK BACK: M. Gollnick, F. Bell. S. Mesthos. R. Bookbinder MID- DLE: I). Harkins. I). Darr. G. Binder. S. Clair. M. Podraza FRONT: C. Young. P. Long. L. Wagner. M. l ewis FALCON STAFF Miss Sharon Ford Falcon Advisor FALCON STAFF FRONT—R. Harrison. J. Langdon. M. Fort. J. Shull. BACK—P. Jolfe, L. Heisler, B. Evans, ihos. J. Titonc T. Lindabury, M. Lucier. F Paul, C. Camplcman, C. Foote, D. Damon. R. Carter, L. Trenkamp. D. Harkins, P. Long. L. Kramer, D. Hope. L. Morningstar, S. Me®. 106 BUSINESS STAFF, FRONT—M. Manzer. J. Hubler, I). Carmelia, E. Slimm. L. Dickerson. D. While. K. Durham. L. Pretty. BACK—R. Feren- zak. B. Davies, S. Cunningham. S. Horner, I. McNally. N. Manier. FALCON EDITORS—Mis� Ford-Advisor. R. Bookbinder, Sports Editor, L. Pretty. Business Manager, T. McCormick. Managing Editor, D. Shod Editor.in-Chief. M. Heffernan. Feature Edi- tor L. Pretty Business Manager D. Shod. Editor-in-Chief The Falcon staff preparing the next issue. Ilflllllllpl 108 YEARBOOK STAFF, FRONT—L. Dickerson. S. Davis. M. Leroy. B. Mendoza, M Spencer, P. Al- bano. A. Webb. L. Kramer. BACK—B. Davies, S. Dickerson. D. Donald. K. Serlenga. A HefTernan. J. D.a- na. K. Vilullo, M. HefTernan 109 M. Leroy Class Editor NEW ASPECTS OF SCHOOL LIFE Many new things have been added to the 1966-67 scene at Burlington Township High School. A new class of architectural drafting was successfully established. The band received their long-awaited uniforms. An apple machine did a thriving business under the auspices of Student Council. Taylor McCormack became the new voice of the Falcons. Two exchange students, a junior. Evelyn Thjoernelund from Puerto Mont. Chile, and a senior. Jaime Llambias from Santiago. Chile, came to vis- it BTHS through the Open Door organization. These two students stayed with Marsha Spencer and David Hope from December 31, 1966 to March 11. 1967 BAM) MEMBERS: J. Hubler. T. Lindabury. M. Leroy. C. ( mplrman. k. Rintye. K. Stinson. J. Montalto. B. Johnson, S. Cunningham. C. Piatrows- ki, L. Gilbert. H. Polsky, M. Stevens, E. Johnstone. B. Michael. C. Georhan. G. Marshall, k. kowalski. I). Evans. 1,. kramer, k. Bir- kett. J. Tollmann; MID- DLE ROW : M. Lucier, G. Haney, M. Gilbert. the architectural DRAWING CLASS: KNEEL- ING: D. Tustin, I). Murray. K. Bozarth; STANDING: R. Fort, A. Goetter. B. Doyle, Mr. D. Abernathy — 45 The architectural drawing course is offered to those stu- dents who express a general interest in mechanical drawing and a specific interest in architectural drafting. The course is designed to familiarize students with modern architectural practice, problems, and employment opportunities. Students draft floor plan sketches, perspective drawings, and working drawings for a structure of their design. A scale model is then constructed from the working drawings as one objective of the course. R. Bozarth completes the house of his own design assembled through the drafting class. Drafting students B. Doyle. R. Fort, and D. Tus- tin put finishing touches on working models of houses. LEADER CORPS HACK: S. Fisher, K. Wilson. F. Bodnar. C. Turner. C. Gordon. FRONT: L. Smith. I). Leeds, .V Wain right, N. MacBrien. H. Potter. H. Wilson. LIBRARY CLUB BACK: J. Haukom. B. Matusiak. P. Spiehs. S. Parker. M. Gilbert. R. Harrison, D. Damon. D. Stephenson. B. Gray. CENTER: M. Fort. P. Heal. T. Lindabu- ry, Mrs. T. Horner, Sponsor. Miss L. Bres- lin. K. Vichko. J. Hubler. A. Benson. KNEELING: D. Borden. J. Wallen. G. Blaskey, K. W ain right. J. Johnson. G. Wilkinson, G. Williams. AVA L. Morningstar. S. Mesthos. M. Gollniek. G. Malatieh, T. McCormick. J. Shelton. Mr. J. Flannery. Sponsor. 112 Mrs. M. Lombardi and Mrs. I). Patrick. FH A sponsors FHA officers at work F.H.A. The FHA is a national organiza- tion of high school girls through- out the United States. The goal of the organization is to help the community to help itself. The motto of the organization is ‘‘Towards new horizons . It re- minds the members that their con- tributions to the community today w ill influence their standings in the community tomorrow and that family life will influence not only the community, hut the world. The emblem, an octagon, sym- bolizes the purposes of this organi- zation. In the center of the em- blem is a house which is supported by two hands. The hands are those of a man and a woman. Hays ex- tend to and from the house sug- gesting the influence that the home has on the community and the effect the community has on the home. F.H.A. OFFICERS k. Dickerson, Parliamentarian. M. In- gling. Historian. Paula Hewitt. Secretary M. I.. Hcffernan. President. I.. O Neill. Vice President. M. Loyer. Treasurer. B. O'Neill. KNEELING; T. Zaires. I). Dieter. T. Tress. L. Smith. B. O'Neill. B. Oliver. R. Cummings STANDING; k. Schumann. S. Frankowski. F. Gennett. A. Hewitt. C. Thomas. B. Suesseger. J. Di Venti. A. Ban- croft 113 114 PEP CLUB BACK: B. Suessueger, J. kilian. I). Galasso, M. Lucier, I). Edge. (). Michael. P. Heal, S. Parker. M. Gilbert. S. Barr. G. Hanney, T. Lindabury. FIFTH ROW: M. Leroy, V Hef. frman. Si. Minks, F. Bodnar. S. Harris. I). Shore. B. Gray, V. Richardson, K. Cummings, R. Harrison FOI'RTH ROW: C. Cample- man. D. Leeds. T. Zaires. N . Bookbinder. P. ||oetie. IS. MacBrien. J. Latham. C. Turner. N. Man er THIRD ROW': I). Donald. X Me- Claskey, C. Foote. C. McClaskey, I). Engel, S. Darr, B. Evans. J. Langdon, L. Brosn. k. Yirhko. E. McCo). SECOND ROW: P. Al- hano. K. Dallmann. I). DiMaria. B. Broemme. M. Harding. M. Michaud. B Mendozzi. R. Car- ter. k. Thomas, P. Gallagher, C. Potter. FRONT: Mrs. T. Horner. M. Spencer, L. Matarese. C. Short. S. Polhamus. Miss B. Riehebaeher. TECH SHOP BEAUTICIANS 115 E. Polhemus, L. Handley M. Ingling. M. Mazur. B. O’Neill. k. Hesson The junior class of 1967 presented “Hold That Curtain , a three-act play by Merry Anne Gregory and L. S. Gurske, on January 27 and 28. Mrs. Katz and Mr. Craft directed this first successful presentation of a junior play. CAST Steve Lindsey. popular high school boy who has the lead in school operetta David Hope Ellen Montgomery, sweet high school girl who has the lead in school operetta Sherrie Dickerson Gloria Leblanc, school snob Carol Agunsda Miss Bisbee, school dramatics teacher Michele Lucier Elizabeth Greentree. intellectual girl Marsha Spencer Dorothy Johnson. School girl. Ellen's best friend Linda Dickerson Douglas Hillman. School boy and Gloria's shadow John Titonr Theodore Brown, quiet boy who operates the lights in the operetta Dennis Kelly “TWILIGHT ENCHANTMENT” Prom picture Dancing to the Majesties And th« food nasdelicious! Prom ( urrn Connie l)a is In Ma of 1966 the «-las of '67 proudly welcomed the students and facult) of BTHS to the first Junior-Senior Prom. The prom was held at Cherry Hill Inn. beginning with dinner at 8 o'clock. Entertainment was pro ided b the Majesties, and the dancing continued until one. Mr. David Duffy and Mrs. Thomas Horner were the class advisers who sponsored the prom. They did a fine job in establishing the tradition for the main social function of the year. 117 KNEELING: J. Lilian. 1). Raymond. V. H«‘flVrnan. C. McClaskey. FRONT: C. Foote, I). Galasso MAJORETTES J. Killian. D. Raymond. C. Foot� , I). Galasso. C. MoClaskey. V. Hrffrrnun. 118 I . TO K. C. L. Foote. I). Gala M� . I). Raymond. C. MrUaskcy. J. Kilim. . Ilrffrrnan BACK: I). Raymond. J. Kilian. I). Galanso. C. L. CO-CAPTAINS: V. Heffernan. C. McClaskey Foote KNFFLING: C. MiClaskey. . Heffernan. 119 STUDENT PATRONS Hi Bubbles Carolyn Turner Tom W ood-JFK Gary Decker Buzzy '1 aggert Amateur Radio Station I onum ( alien and l.vnda Toth Bill Kerr W N2 ELT George and Gail Municipal I diversity of New Gretna Burlington Countv CB Ed Murray ince Monaco is a punk Radio Club Dennis Hunter and Helen Deszaran Lump of Trash Bwana and F'ang Judy Higgins Stout Steve Jim Baugh alias Podd l.aura Littleford Minute Maid Chervl Lawrence Bruce Painter and Lynnette Wagner Jolly Green Jeff Sue Cunningham Co Navy!! Cleo Dimple Bob Michael Jeffrey Jonathan Ouinn Springside Bovs Marty F'ort Roberta Cummings Brian Doy le The Inkers Kirk Fort Tricker or Trigger?? Bev erlv ('.liver Tay lor McCormick Massive Mesthos Vanessa Richardson Shirley (.lark and Jim l)e lin Eat Joe Robin Jobes Lynn Morningstar Tempest Storm Ann Howe Susan Phillips Kichard Parkes The Ball Rolls for Sholl Joan Angelo, everybodv's girl Tom Me Morrow Shelton s Brownie Troop Gary Sinacore Ste e Mesthos Ihe Five Phases of Shaw John Lover Hi Pebbles Sue and Bill This quarter dented mv pocket. Joe Pinto Diane W ill Duke and Lenore FJmer Slimm Don Sholl Juan Miss F va Posch Buffalo Jeff Don Baar Stu Lin. true alwavs Best of Luck. Pat Long W here the action is-Deb’ K. Sunderland digs the Geator Peter and haggles Helen Sweeney Sharon McDougall W abides and W irky Steve (Juinn Llovd Nippins Kenneth ll M‘l .i r Susan ()'Neill Joanne Langdon Brian Hinkle The farmer's friend l.vnn Heisler Friends of Burlington Mimi Kirchgassner and Steve ( hiinn Scott Horner W NNJ Tom Foy Chris Prickett Radio Tony Borkouski Janet Sokolowski Lit the Nos Don Reading Marsha Spencer Pat Albano (.hris ’ 67 Rocky is allergic to teachers Trish Susan (.lair Sheri Dickerson Rosemarie Serlenga Aland Donna Debbie Ga lasso Marvann Lover, forever lost Pia Spichs Ron Mount Kathv Kravnick. foreboding love Bill Ki rr Vernon McDougall Tami l.indahurv. Chip and Bill Jim Cook Tootsie and Jav W ill the Stile Ed Eifert Pam Post Deh and W a v ne Dave and Janet Stearnsy is a toot Kov Bozarth Kathy Price (ihuck Geoghan Thomas Horner. Jr. Bully a Wanda McClaskey Bob F.ngel. oth St. Shipbottoin (.lara Mothershed Donna Edge (-buck Norris Kathv itullo If the ball rolls over we will all be dead Paula W olfe L M Leave the driving to Eel Ken and Pam Joe (.oslantini Dolly Chubhv Bunin and Kippv Kick Tollman Kathy and Fred (rail Hanev and Doug Jim Serlenga Dennis Kellev Denis Dieter Arlene W ebb and Norm Washington Born to be suspended M. Ginny (.heater Renee Marches Linda Dickerson and Dave Tustin Generous Bill Workman From Bob to Karen V Champ W heaties Generous Boh Michael Bill Dav ies Normie Del) and Jim The class of 69 alerie Keenan Deb and Rick Vlargie lz roy The farmers Cora la F'oote W alt Gallagher Big Bad Pete W right Barbara O'Neill Dave Maier To good old Mrs. Nixon Mary Dcszaran Richard White Big W elz Kathv X Adrian Don F'enn Mike Cummings Kittv Birkett VIike Sabatino Mike Doerller Dean Gilbert Tina the Greek (.arid the Boh legs Diana Borden Linda Pretty Ruth W ilson digs Mr. Johnson Sandy Conlin Bruce Robertson Louis Burr Jeanette Turner-TSC John W ashington Kandy oung Jackie Lees-TSC Sabatina Shoot Pool at Collniek's Joyce Van Sciver-JFK Tim and Poccahantas James Hopps Paula 1 loellc F'rancie and Rost. Hat digs Bas. Go Burls!! Frank Herold Natalie Vlanzer Doug and Ollit N. Dawn Sterling Lvnessand F.xcedrins forever!! Steve Manzer D.W. W.G. Lindaand Kilty.chairman Ly ness and F'alnnery F'an Club Mary Semans Kathi Kelly Ben Hyberg Chuck Van Sciver-JFK 120 PATRONS Mr. and lr . Harry Co Dr. and Mrs. Paul R. Sparks Mr. and Mrs. Michael lannonc Miss Breslin Richard J. Sulera Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Morrissey Nick Mallera Mr. and Mrs. William Brondl Mr. and Mrs. Richard Johnson Richard E. Clcghorn Mr. ami Mrs. Doug Mae Lachlan Mr. and Mrs. Richard Quinn. Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Alberi W. Nixon Mrs. erna Raxatt Mrs. Baker Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Clazebrook Mr. and Mrs. John Merlino Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hurds Mr. and Mrs. Dick Mr. and Mrs. Dick Spcllney Mr. and Mrs. Paul O’Brien J. Morgan Mr. and Mrs. W . Smith Beauty Salon Mr. and Mrs. W . Bernacki Mrs. Harry Spies Mr. and Mrs. Hresi Mr. ami Mrs. Maus Miss Monica Cindreski Mr. and Mrs. George P. Parsons. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. W .K. King Mr. and Mrs. Thomas (). Edge. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas O. Edge. Sr. Miss Cinna Pivoriunas Miss Claudia Edge Mr. William R. Hosier Mrs. Anna Gso e Mr. and Mrs. W ilbur Bunting Mr. and Mrs. Larry Bunting Mr. and Mrs. Shreve Bunting Mr. Robert Bunting Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kovac Mr. and Mrs. Earl Leshner Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Bay lie Mr. and Mrs. James Gamble. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E. Hosier Mr. and Mrs. Thomas . Horner Mr. and Mrs. John VI. Carey All the best to the class of 67. Miss ConglofT Mr. ami Mrs. Charles Miller Mr. and Mrs. Louis Lot� den Ed and Jean Lukens Mr. and Mrs. E. Pio trow ski Mrs. I.ukis Miss Sharon Ford Mr. and Mrs. W illiam R. Long Diana Long Mrs. E. Robertson Mr. and Mrs. Edward Leslie Mr. and Mrs. Paul Onori Mr. and Mrs. W illiam Sheehan A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. McGinnis Jr. Pauline Ann Turner Pxt. Phil J. Werner Tewintr Kosiyatrakul Mr. and Mrs. T. Eduard Turner A B T Mr. and M rs. Leo Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Henry Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Mi Hoy Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Priekett Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Snyder Mr. and Mrs. | Binder Mr. ami Mrs. Norman Binder Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mendozzi W aite and ( instruction Mrs. E.W . adnais Mr. and Mrs. A. Clarno Mr. and Mrs. Crum Mr. and Mrs. Prutis Mr. and Mrs. .J. Black Mr. and Mrs. I). Parzra Mr. and Mrs. Wittenborn Mr. and Mrs. Nicolai Mr. and Mrs. Robert oung Mr. and Mrs. II. . Nelson Mr. and Mrs. ThomasSpezzano Mr. and Mrs. John I). Gallagher Mr. and Mrs. C. William Davies Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lovenduski Mr. Terry B. Hosier Miss Patricia Picchowski Mr. and Mrs. Albert Grimes. Jr. Mrs. iolct Barnes Mr. Harold Sherman Mr. John A. McBride. Jr. Mr. Richard S. W hite Mrs. Del Roy White Mrs. Marx Lombardi Mrs. R.S. While Mr. and Mrs. Robert Craig Marietta Curlis Mr. ami Mrs. Robert MacMillian Mr. Markman Dr. and Mrs. Katz Mrs. Anna Donnelly Dax id VI. Duffy Mrs. Lucia I). Brush Mr. John C. Maher Mr. and Mrs. Edgar lleisler Mr Bell Mr. ami Mrs. John C. W ilkinson Mr. and Mrs. Richard Craft Miss Bonnie Richcbachcr Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Nixon Mr. and Mrs. Morris Sehlam Mr. and Mrs. Victor L. Momingstar Mr. and Mrs. Ken Bishop Mr. Robert W. Nandergrift Compliments of Airman 1st class W m. Mr. Henry Vonderkall Mr. ami Mrs. John Smith Mr. and Mrs. DoumisChapman Mr. Robert Lee Burlington Diner James at his George Ply thas John Strastis Mr. and Mrs. Roller! Dischcrt Mr. and Mrs. T. Jackson English Mr. and Mrs. W illiam N. Hancock Mrs. J.W . Ilowarth Simeaon Rumfor Angelo Angela!� Germar Rodrigxcy $5.00 PATRONS COMPLIMENTS OF ECONO-WELL INC. GARDEN STATE BILLIARDS. LA GORGE SQ1 ARE THE klNkORA RESTAURANT WISHES THE CLASS OF 67 MUCH SUCCESS. LA KIVA PIZZERIA LA FRAN HAIR FASHIONS 7 WILLOW WAY BURLINGTON, NEW JERSEY PHONE: DU 7-2011 . (.line 121 TEAM WORK On (he football field or basketball eourt. teamwork is the key to success. The talent and ability of individuals may vary, but without that vital ingredient — the ability to cooperate and work together individual abilities are meaningless. Teamwork is also vital in any industrial enterprise. The Rohm and Maas team is made up of more than 12.000 men and women. At the Bristol Plant some 3,000 people produce hundreds of different chemicals enzymes for the textile, food, and tanning trades, emulsions for paints, floor polishes, textiles, and paper coatings, Plexiglas acrylic plastic sheet and molding powder, insecticides, miticides the list would fill a book. To do this a variety of skills are required. Chemists, engineers, chemical operators, accountants, typists, stenographers, pipe-fitters, mechanics, instrument men there are few skills which are not represented on the Rohm and Haas team. We hope you will consider us when your education is completed. We have a number of positions for team players. 122 CLASS OF ”67” OUR CONGRATULATIONS from BETTY SAM TED JIM BAUGH AND BAUGH BROTHERS BURLINGTON TWP. IND. PARK FUEL OIL AND L.P. GAS SERVICE FOR HOME AND INDUSTRY Mi ifei JUk AA4.V. MCMtA S A «LA P «r? • « . M a MW- '•«,•• .-V,� � • •SE v.. U • — • • • • V • ;:: ; _____ — • m =