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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1968 volume:

BTHS Presents The ‘68 Merlin Co-editors in chief Lynn Heisler David Hope Advisors Miss Beverly Gongloff Mr. Joseph Holden This was the year of . . . Anticipation “ Men spend their lives in anticipation, in determining to be vastly happy at some period or other, when they have time. But the present time has one advantage over every other; it is our own.” Everyday, we anticipate new discoveries in class and through ourselves; and of course, we an- ticipate the end of a school day. Expecta- tion for the near future mounts as June approaches, and the senior stampede on the guidance office begins. Much happens that we do not foresee, but that is the beauty of anticipation, the unanticipated. . . . Excitement “A life without excitement is no life at all. It is most obvious at highly competitive athletic events. But it is often easily sensed in classrooms when snow begins to fall or right before the holidays. This then becomes an inte- gral part of school life. Quite often, however, we forget that living in itself is so exciting. Even so, we find that excitement draws the line between mere existence and living. 4 . . Aetion “All life is ebb and flow.” The cultiva- tion of a highly competitive spirit along with good sportsmanship is the goal of athletics at B.T.H.S. The abili- ty to think logically and clearly in the midst of action is a goal towards which every participant must strive. A com- plete student must develop coordina- tion and some physical skills. Those who excel bring much honor to them- selves and to their school. Yet those who are consistently third or fourth, or who make the“second string,” bring as much honor upon themselves as do those who are first. Persistence, endurance, and desire are as valuable in the second man as in the first. Action is not only found in sports, but all around us. It takes only an alert mind to find it. 6 7 . . . Learning Learning is like rowing upstream; not to advance is to drop back. Learning is the business in which ourstudents areen- gaged. Learning facts and learning ideas are both important. Facts are stored for later use, ideas for later learning. One cannot exist without the other. Learning frequently involves listening to things we don’t like to hear or sometimes to those things with which we agree. Learning is a personal experience as we learn about our limitations, our capabilities and our thoughts. Whatever else it may be, learn- ing is for each of us unique. . . . Enjoyment “Never put off till tomorrow what can be enjoyed today.’’ Everyday we see B.T.H.S. students enjoying school life. Such moments can include: the opportun- ity to enjoy the company of the opposite sex — eating with friends at lunch — a chance to laugh and enjoy class, and the feeling of accomplishment in one’s aca- demic work — These are but a few mo- ments of enjoyment which can be cap- tured in the course of a school day. 10 . . . Discovery We shall not cease from exploring ...” Curiosity and an inherent desire to know the How” and ” Why are the traits which the educational system must seek to develop in each student. No longer are mere facts sufficient. Here at B.T. H.S., perhaps because of a forward-looking administration and an excellent teaching staff, the classes are geared to individual discovery rather than to textbook learning of principles. Each morning, one can find the office buzzing with the sound of teach- ers discovering what their mailbox con- tains. As students pass from class to class, they find that their exploration of ideas and skills prepare them for a particular vocation or profession. As we can see, dis- covery is not limited to the sciences, but rather, is a constant process of exploring our environment, our society, and our- selves. 12 14 . . . Dedication Mrs. Leah M. Katz, through her years of associa- tion with the class of 1968, has proven her dedica- tion to her profession and to her students. We have long known Mrs. Katz, and have come to appreci- ate her thoughtful concern and her help. Mrs. Katz has served the school and has served us, the stu- dents of Burlington Township, in several ways. As advisor to the language club, Mrs. Katz has helped to nurture in each one of us an appreciation of our cultural heritage, and an understanding of cultures foreign to our own. Mrs. Katz's deeply personal philosophy is tempered by a dry brand of humor all her own. Perhaps her most noticeable characteris- tic is an inherent desire to have order. As class ad- visor, she has shared her philosophy and her hu- mor. She has helped us to mature to the point where we are able to take our places as intelligent, concerned members of our society. Manifested in her dress, her manner, and her thought, it is this that clearly sets her apart. Consequently, the 1968 Merlin Staff, along with the Class of 1968, with deepest gratitude and sincere respect, dedicate this yearbook to Mrs. Leah M. Katz, who in memory, will remain ever with us. IS % Foreword earl and late more than seven hundred endless!) busy Falcons gather in clusters and crowds. . . join in routine daily affairs of classes and elubs. . . check the latest reports of projects and parties, of plans and paraphernalia . . . share work and play. joy and tears, victory and defeat. .. all of these moments have combined to form this year of anticipation, excitement, action, learning, enjoyment, discovery, and dedication. Contents Administration and Faculty Seniors Underclassmen Sports Activities Senior Directory Board of Education Members of the Board of Education are: Albert Heinhold Harry Mount Jack Hubler (Pres.) Clifford Porter Irvin Johnson Robert Shinn William Leigh Caroline Wendler (V. Pres.) Charles Morrow Superintendent of Schools Thomas O. Hopkins 20 Secretary to the Board Robert MacMillan Principals Principal. John G. Maher Vice-Principal, Robert T. Shaw Guidance Department B S., Clarion State Daniel Kurilla Guidance Counselor B.S., St. Mans 21 Medical Staff Dr P Sparks Sch(K)l Physician Mrs. O. Wilkinson School Nurse r 22 Secretaries I. Korncff. Office M. Brondt, Office i M. Wallen, Guidance N. Brewer. Adm. Clerk P. Heisler, Office L. Panaro. Asst. Sec. to the Board S. Johnson, Adm. Clerk D. Korneff, Sec. to Superintendent 23 Michele Boyce English B.A., Roscmont Junior Play Director Lucia Brush English Lit.B.. Douglass Eighth Grade Adviser Lorraine Breslin French A.B.. Chestnut Hill FTA Adviser 24 Darlene Caseiro Spanish B.A., Douglass M A , YaleU. Marilyn Cipriani English B.A., Cedar Crest Richard Cleghorn Music B.S., Ithaca James Collins English Bowling Green State U. Snack Shack Adviser Asst. Wrestling Coach Sophomore Class Adviser Anna Donnelly Social Studies B.A., Glassboro State. Rutgers U. Cary Coughlin History A.B., Transylvania Evelyn DiMaria Spanish B.S., U. of Penn. 25 Paul Eckley Special Education B.A.. Waynesburg Wrestling Coach Dale Dunn English Dept. Chairman English B.S.. State U. of New York M.S., U. of Pennsylvania Senior Play Director Bonnie Doyle Girl’s Phvs. Ed. Dept. Chairman Phys. Ed B.A., Trenton State Varsity J V. Cheerleader Coach Hockey Coach Shirley Evans Business Education B.S., Thiel Cary Frantz Business (Education B.S., East Stroudsburg 1 Joyce Freynik Earth Science, Math B.A., Class boro State Freshman Class Adviser Cerald Cares History, Geography B.A., Montclair State Student Council Adviser Beverly GonglofT Economics, Sociology. History B.S., Montclair State Merlin Editorial Adviser John Gesemyer Business Education Dept. Chairman Business Education B.S., M.A., Trenton State Custodian of Student Activities Acct. 27 John Haaf Industrial Arts B.S.. Trenton State Milton Hershberger Mathematics Kenneth Hoel .er B.S., Trenton State Mathematics Adviser of the Eighth Grade B.S., Trenton State Joseph Holden B.S., Blooms burg Business Education Baseball Coach Merlin Business Adviser Antoinette Horner B A., Trenton State Librarian 28 Janice Jacobi Business Education B.S., Monmouth Leah Katz Language Department Chairman French B.A., Cornell U. Senior Class Adviser Language Club Adviser John Kloos English, History B.A., Catawba 29 John Leeds Mechanical Drawing Trenton State. Rutgers Herbert Lorenz Industrial Arts Trenton State Asst. Track Coach Cross Country Coach Mary Lombardi Home Ec. Dept Chairman Home Economics B.S., Douglass M.S., Drexel Douglas MacLachlan Phys. Ed. Dept. Chairman Phys. Ed. B.A., U. of Richmond M.A., Rutgers U Varsity Football Coach Eugene Lyness Physics. Algebra B.S., Loras NHS Adviser 30 Susan Morrissey Business Fducation B S., Trenton State Sophomore Class Adviser Fdmund Markman Science B.S.. Glassboro Asst. Var Basketball Coach Head J.V. Basketball Coach Douglas Nicoll Reading B.S., Trenton State Frank Newman Science Dept Chairman Biology B.S., W. Chester State M S . Temple U. Foresty Club Adviser Louis Pacchioli Phys. Kd. B.S.. Fast Stroudsburg Asst. Football Coach Freshmen Football Coach Junior Class Adviser 31 Richard Sutera Business Kducation B.A.. Montclair Slate Donna Shultz Knglish B.A., Trenton State Falcon Adviser Louis Sulmonetti Driver Fxlucation B.S., Seton Hall Senior Class Adviser 32 Princeton Prize for distinguished secondary school teaching in the state of New Jersey awarded to FRANK L. NEWMAN of Burlington Township High School in recognition of fruitful teaching, devoted service and human as well as professional qualities 33 Kitchen Staff Mrs. Jennings Mrs. Austin Mrs. Quinn Mrs. Suessegger Mrs. Kowalski Mrs. Nixon Mrs. Horner Mrs. Shinn 34 Bus Drivers L to R Mrs. R. Thompson Mrs. E. Linda bury Mrs. E. Matio, Mr. E. Shinn Mrs. M. (iourtt Mr. R. Furth Mr. H. Shinn Mr. F. Todd Mr. R Cares Mr. R. Crowder Maintenance 35 not pictured: Mrs. B. Cox Mr H Dickerson, Sr. Mr. H. Dickerson, Jr. Senior Class Officers and Advisors Carole Agunsday (Carole) Patricia A. Albano (Pat) Clifton E. Anderson (Clift) a talker witty. school spirited vivacious a leader. grinning quiet friendly Edwin A. Austin (Ed) Frederic G. Babuls (Rick) Norman Basilone (Norm) track devotee . . . “piney. ' shaggy dog tough dancer fun. sports enthusiast polite nice guy. James Richard Baugh (Podd) winning smile moody well-liked. Kathleen Birkett (Kitty) fencer . boots redhead. Diane Borden crazy good-natured four day week. Roy Bo artli surfer lady’s man skillful drawer. Marilyn Brooks Philly's girl” likeable leggy William Budd “Voice of the Falcon mercenary. Rex Carter courteous . cheerful. Nancy Chase I he other halt a future Mrs. Vincent Ciarlantc (Vince) out-going nice . Falcon fail. Janies Cook (Jim) nutty surf bum comic. James Cosden (Jim) carefree casual. Jeffrey Alan Cowin (Jeff) athletic massive 'Buffalo Jeffery Crum (Jeff ) motorcyclist tall and thin. 41 Hence Dallmann soft voice? attractive spirited Carol Lynn Damon (Debbie) writer non-conformist concerned W illiam Davies (Bill) Camam owner affluent nice dress- er Mary Deszaran Kathy Dickerson Linda Mae Dickerson hockey bug humorous friendly to all peanut Florida Ixmnd pleasant . . worrier . . trustworthy Sherrie Ann Dickerson Deborah Donald (Debbie) Edwin Eifert (Ed) singer hard worker . sweet peppy giggler athletic witty punster mischievous Sandra Ewell (Sandy) Cora Lee Foote Janet Foulks extrovert witty judo expert ..nice smile gay quiet sweet engaged Bryan Freeman versatile athletic intelligent. William Franklin (Bill) mathematician witty prolific. Cynthia Furth (Cyndy) always pleasant fun responsible. Robert H. Furth (Bob) helpful reserved Harry Fuller (Butch) smiling . . artistic good dancer. Debra Galasso (Debbie) mischievous Buick owner studious? 44 John F. Gaul likeable . sportsman. Janies Gennello (Jim) judo interests . radio fan happy-go- lucky. Dean Gilbert quiet pitcher. Laurence Gilbert (Larry) intelligent . runner . . trumpeter. Albert Goetter (Al) quiet artist. Kenneth Green (Ken) sharp dresser likeable. 45 Jano Hunk m pleasant courteous dra- matic Wayne Clinton lleinold polite outdoorsman . amiable. Lynn Heisler modest responsible reserved. Katherine Hesson (Kitty) David R. Hope (Dave) Brian Hinkle basketball beautician contributor good-natured exchange petite friendly basketball fan strong. student. John Horner one girl guy . unconcerned. Paul Horner Marsha Lynn Ingling quiet? pleasant nice to know neat. Virginia James (Jessie) Bruce Johnson Eleanor Johnstone carefree. nicely dressed . . pleasant. skin and bones . . talented soft voice? innocent? Patricia A. Raciuba (Pat) sunny disposition agile carefree. Dennis Kelley ready to please . friendly. William Kerr (Bill) quiet . . . carefree . .. steady. Janet Kilian quiet . athletic . pleasing. Cary E. Kinney automotive interests . sense of humor. Janice A. Klossman happy-go-lucky fast talker 48 Kathleen A. Kraynich (Kathy) giggler affable . jolly. Peter Lanish gregarious playboy . . . good-looking. Theopholis Lawrence (Theo) quiet . . shy . . . smiling. Carol Leroy quiet (?) . . gentle nice smile. 49 Laura Lee Littleford a flirt go-go girl. Michele Lucier(Shelley) artistic . . subtle . peppy. Maryann Loyer friendly . cheerful . . scatterbrain. ('harlottie Lunsford (Cranny) Gerald Marzinskv Richard H. Maus charming . sweet friend to all. chemist . “eyes’ . . Hell s Angel. fast talker . . clown. John McCann Army interests silent enjoys history. Wanda McClaskey sparkling eyes dancer kind. Louise Bernadine Mazur “Tuckers girl” quiet. Mary Ann Mazur (Micky) carefree good dancer . . dimples. Mark Michaud sleepy trackman dogmatic. Thomas Miller (Tom) mischievous . talkative laughter. Jeffrey Mingin (Jeff) lanky lively . tall. William Mullen (Bill) happy friendly . loud Erik Nelson nice guy polite . husky. Lloyd E. Xippins football player friendly. Barbara O’Neill (Barb) even-tempered . quiet gentle Linda O’Neill calm lady-like quiet 52 Gerry Gee Osterhage math brain hurdler . ear hop. Judith Perro(Judy) munchkin nutty mischievous. Bert Quick smart dresser . . car crazy . . . good- looking. James Serlenga (Jim) well-dressed handsome . silent. Rosemarie Serlenga helpful laughing good student Marsha L. Spencer talented witty blushing. 53 Lawrence Sterns (Larry) nice talker Barbara A. Suessegger (Barb) flighty chaterbnx slim John Sweeney reticent quiet baseball player. Drucilla Taberer (Dru) Walter Taylor (Wally) Constance Thomas (Connie) sunny disposition (?) . mighty another Phyllis Diller. quick-tempered neat. reserved pensive understanding. John Titone (John) historian thinker reader. Joseph Tress (Joe) shorty trouble-maker. Susan Trobich (Sue) attractive winning smile feminine. George Uzupis (Uzupis) suave well dressed a gentleman. Kathy Vitullo (Kath) warmhearted cute sweet. Rocco Vizzacco (Rocky) chatterbox dancer hois terous. Kathy Icon Ward (Kathy) talkative . . unpredictable Chester Washington (Chet) constantly on the go friendly. Franklyn Washington (Frank) school spirited . . friendly. Arlene F. Webb mod chic . peppy. Richard White (Rich) smart inquisitive photographer. Thomas Widzenas (Tom) farmer quiet but subtle. 56 Late Pictures James Brandon (Jim) tennis player pint size . winning smile. Michael Devlin (Mike) nice, hut quiet . a redhead Mary Jane Pinto (Dolly) chatterbox . . energetic. Timothy Ruman (Tim) vociferous rugged carefree Larry Williams even-tempered quiet nice. Roger Williams good-natured teaser quarterback. 57 Seniors Not Pictured Harold Barber Lynn Chase “Cassanova” . English scholar. married quiet? Bishop Brice casual Newark. ’ Preston Conner good dancer nice guy Scott Cargill cyclist apathetic. Richard Jacques record maker and breaker likeable. In Memoriam Charlene Ann Birch 1950-1967 Class History 1965 was the year of the Freshman Carnival— Jane Haukom predicted futures— John Korneff sketched portraits— Rocco Vizzacco became “all wet.” 1966 was the year of the Senior Farewell Party— Tissue paper turned into fantasy— Time, fun, and preparation— For last farewells. 1967 was the year of a first—The Junior Class Play— Time and effort paid off in— Fun and entertainment for all— This also was the year of the Prom— Lots of plans and preparation— Hair appointments, gown fittings, and tuxedo rentals— The arrival of the big day— An elegant evening of conversation, food, and dancing. 1968 was the year of anticipation— Many restless hours are spent in waiting— For job positions and college acceptance— Of announced engagements— Receiving a yearbook with color— And most important of all— Graduation. 59 Carol Agunsday leaves her voice to Kathy Kelly. Pat Albano leaves her activities to anyone who will take on the onus. Cliff Anderson leaves his driving ability to Joe Shelton. Edward Austin leaves for the pines. Pick Bahula leaves his demeur ways to Dave Cox. Harold Barlicr leaves his pronounciation of Falcons to Mrs. Payne. Norman Basilone leaves hair to Mr. Shaw. Jim Baugh leaves his A.S.S. abilities to Marty Fort. Kitts Birkett leaves her fencing abilities to Zorro. Diane Borden leaves her French curls to anyone who needs them. Roy Bozarth leaves his surfing abilities to Tim Scully. Jim Brandon leaves his wrestling ability to Howard Scrubs . Bishop Brice leaves for Ness ark. Marilyn Brooks leaves hersvalk to the Roadrunner. Bill Budd leaves his sick puns to Mr. Maher. Scott Cargill leaves in a ('loud of dust. Rex Carter leaves his sveak stomach to the next driver’s ed class. Stanley Carter leaves his tennis racquet to Hosvard Polasky. Jim Cook — OH WELL!! Surf’s Up! Ron Challender leases vocational school to Jim Corson. Nancy Chase leaves to chase a Buck. Benita Cheatham leaves her rowdiness to Miss Toma. Vince Ciarlante leaves with the co-captain of the cheerleaders. Preston Connor leaves for Trenton. Jeff ( low in leaves for Mount Holly Jeff Crum leaves a trail for his sister. Renee Dallmann leaves her limited supply of hockey goals to Mrs. Doyle. Debbie Damon leaves her opinions to any non-conformist junior. Bill Davies leaves his Camaro to Miss Gongloff. Mary Deszaran leaves Carol Dickinson. Mike Devlin leaves his talkativeness to Barbara Mendozzi. Kathy Dickerson leaves for Florida. Linda Dickerson leaves her doctor bills to Fort Knox. Sherrie Dickerson leaves her weight problem to Debbie Leeds. Debbie Donald leaves her handwriting to anyone who can read chicken scratch. Ed Eifert leaves the nurse’s office. Sandy Ewell leaves her “sex appeal ” to Ultra-Brite. Cora Lee Foote leaves her foot to James Shinn. Janet Foulks leaves for the city. Bryan Freeman leaves his “jewel ’ behind. William Franklin leaves for the World of Mathematics. Cynthia Forth leaves her accident-prone ways to the next statistic. Robert Forth leaves his father behind. Butch Fuller leaves his dancing ability to Nancy Bookbinder. Debbie Calasso leaves her pajama parties to Linda Worrell. John Gaul leaves his study of parkology to any interested couple. Jim Gennello leaves his gei to Frances Bodnar. Dean Gill ert leaves his beautiful eyes to any girl in need. Larry Gilbert leaves Stewart's to Dale Baar. Al Goetter leaves his taciturn ways to Tom Foy. Ken Green leaves for the greener grass. Jane Haukom leaves her innocence to Doris DiMaria. Wayne Heinold leaves his dinosaurs to Sinclair. Lynn Heisler leaves the yearbook!!! Kitty Hesson leaves for Tuckers. Brian Hinkle leaves his batting ability to Remix Lyczak David Hope leaves for Chile. John Horner finally leaves. Paul Horner leax’es with John. Marsha Ingliug leaves her hair dressing abilities to Carol Crum. Ricky Jacques loaves tlit- trophy case lull Jesse James loaves lor Dodge (’its. Brine Johnson Icaves his coordinat ion to Ko Durham T.lcauor Johnstone leases her stories to Mother (loose Bat kaeinlia leaves her Iasi name Behind Dennis kelly leaves his walk to The l’cn(|iiin. Bill kerr vv ills his taxi serv jee to Tom Sailer. Janet kilian leaves with W anda. Cary Kinney leaves his ears to a ear dealer. Janiee klossman leaves Rich?— never! John kornelf leaves his war I rooks to ( arm I rat I .inda kramer leaves for her grandfather s farm, katliv kraynieh leaves with Maryann. Bete I .anish leaves to meet his inatell. Theopholis l.avvrenee leaves his name to anyone who call spell it. Carol Leroy leaves tir l� i a paek of cigarettes. Maryann I .oyer leaves her name to Berrv Mason. Miehelc l.neier loaves to join the Bird vv ateliers society. harhrtte l.nnsford leaves undecided. Gerald Mar insky leaves for Hell s ngols. Richard Mans leaves to buy a car. John Met amn leaves his toy soldiers to (airy I lelkell. W anda lc(ilaskcy leaves lor IInllalraloo. I .onise Mazur leaves vv ith kitty. Mary aim Mazur leaves her dancing ability to Tom Wasiolovvski. Mark Michaud vvakes up to leave. Thomas Miller leaves his skipping abilities to Dicky ( aisden. Jeff Mingin leaves his farm market to Barbara Mendozzi. Bill Mullen leaves his car in the liv ing room. Krik Nelson leaves his name to the cigars. I.loyd Nippins leaves to take a nip BarharaO Neill leaves quietly with her cousin. Linda. Lorry Osterhage leaves lor kings Road vv ith church key in hand Judy Bcrro leaves her height to Michele Mosely Dolly Pinto leaves (ilairol out of business. Bert Quick leaves his .57 Chevy to Dave Burden. Don Reading leaves his cars to Mr. Ilaal. Tim Roman leaves to buy a new mail 1m x. Jim Serlenga leaves his friendly disposition to Bobbi Broom mu. Rosemarie Serlenga leaves her hairpiece on the hockey field. Larry Stearns leaves to have his car fixed. Marsha Spencer leaves her singing ability to some deprived canary Barbara Suessegger leaves her complaints in Mrs. Doyle s suggestion box John Sweeney leaves his loouacious ways to Jo DiAnna. Dru Taberer leaves to punch out (.’arole. W ally Taylor leaves to do Compoz” commercials. Joe Tress leaves to join the 7B ers. Sue Trobich leaves for St. Joe s College. George Izupis leaves hisclothesto Howard Pol sky. katliv Vitullo leaves to join the red Barron Hocco izzacco vv ills his vocal cords to science, katliv Ward leaves battle scars to (!arol Dickinson. (llict Washington leaves his great personality to Mike Sabatino. Trank Washington leav es his speed to “Super Snail Arlene Webb leaves to refill her juke Imx. Richard White leaves for his next exciting c | editinn. 'Tom Widzcnas leaves to join John korneff on the farm Bob Wiley leaves vv ith his iui|M'rsonations lor the Kd Sullivan show . I .arry Williams leaves his shy ness to Diane Ibbitson. Roger Williams ho| etullv leaves his quarterbacking ability to Cary Decker. Senior Popularity Most Courteous R. Carter, J. Haukom Best Dressed G. Uzupis, A. Webb Prettiest Eyes D. Gilbert. J. Perro 63 Most Popular J Baugh, S. Ewell 64 Most Studious L. Heisler, B. Freeman Most Talented M. Spencer, B Johnson 65 Most School Spirited J Baugh, P. Albano Wittiest S. Ewell, B Franklin (Not Pictured) Seniors caught unaware Junior Class D. Abernathy F. Angelo D. Barr A. Bancroft D Birmingham F. Bodnar N. Bookbinder D. Borden K. Bowen D. Braswell B Broemme J. Buck J. Cajio C. Campleman 70 J Colgan K. Col veil R. Cheatham D. Cipriani R. Clark B. Colgan B. Conner J Cosden R Cosden D. Cox H. Darling J. Dauria Junior Class Officers and Advisers L. Trenkamp, L. Matarese, T. Foy. P. Kane, Miss Toma, Adviser; Mr. Pacchioli, Adviser. G. Decker W. Dempsey J. Dianna C. Dickinson 71 D. DiMaria D. Doerfler D. Engel S. Fisher C. Fleck T. Foy C. Frame S. Frankowski C. Gallagher J Garwood E. Gennett J. Goetter C. Gordon M. Harding G. Helhowski J. Henderzak P. Hoefle T. Hopkins 72 J Hubler I). Ibhitson B Jennings L. Johnson J Kacuiba P Kane V. Keenan K Kelly G. Koch B Kuiper B Kyle J Latham S. Lawrence N. Lawson D. Leeds M. Leroy M. Levandowski J Lipiec 73 M. Liss S. Lohr J Lovenduski R Lvczak N. MacBricn G. Magda N. Manzer J Marshall L. Malarese P. McCann C. McClaskey T. McDonald B. Mendozzi M Michaud R. M ingin M. Minks J. Moore B. Morales 74 B Morrisroe L. Nick S. Polhemus T. Repici M. Moseby C. Mothershed R. Mount D Murray J Parker M. Parker C. Patterson V. Piotrowski H. Polsky H. Potter B. Ptasnezenski J. Repiei M. Robuk M. Sabatino B. Sampson T. Sauer 75 D. Schildkamp k Schumann T. Scully L. Seay D. Serlenga H. Seruby N. Seruby J Shedrick J. Shelton J. Shinn C. Short G. Sinacore C. Smith D. Smith D. Sterling P. Sweeney R Thomas B. Tomer L. Trenkamp S. Trimble 76 Sophomore Class Class Officers A. Alxlill W Allet Sophomore Class Officers and Advisers S. Davis, K Rintye, L. Marzin- sky, K King. Not pictured: Mrs. Morrissey, Adviser; Mr. Collins, Adviser. D. Carmelia A. Chiemengo V. Ciarlunte T. Clark L. Cobb G. Conlin VV. Conner J. Cowin C. Crum M. Daniels S. Davis J. Devlin L. Devlin C. Diamond D. Dickerson T. Dinisio B. Dixon R. Donald S. Enoch F. Foote M. Fort T. Frame K. Glazebrook A. Condi in H. Gordon J Gray H. Craziul R. Grumbine 79 D. Haley T Handley J Heinold C. Heisler B Hicks B Higgins S. Horner B Hyberg B. Ireland I). Johnson J Johnson J. Jones D. Keisling M Kelly R. Kennedy S. Kennedy S. Kennedy K King D Korang D Kreber L. Kyle J. Lehman E. Leslie D. Lohr D. I .at horn J I jyer V. MacBrien R. Marchese M. Martin L. Marzinsky C. McCann S. McDougall I McNally N. Miller Y. Mimms B. Mogel T. Monaco S. Mothershed A. Murray A. Myers P Nippins B. Nixon S. O neill T. Parkerson J. Pinto S. Porter K. Price C. Prickett 80 J. Proctor Y. Proctor S. Quinn I. Raymond C. Reeean K Rintye B Robertson C. Rosinola B. Sampson J Shinn J Shull S. Skari E. Slim L. Smith T. Sozio A. Spiehs B. Spencer D. Stephenson K Stinson K Stutsman C. Sweeney H. Sweeney V'. Thomas L. Todd 81 J Wilkinson T. Williams Y. Williams C. Wills B Wojenski P Wolfe II. Woolman R Young Special Education Class M. Barhagallo B. Champion J Dixon R. Durham P Frohl C. Hall J. Norton L. Sargent 82 Freshman Class Freshman Class Officers and Advisers Mr Jobes. Adviser; Miss Freynik, Adviser; K. Thomas, C. Darr, K. Doyle, J. Lang don D. Allatt J. Angelo S. Baar E. Babula L. Ball S. Barber f f J AiMaM d A. Benson G. Blaskey H Blenman J. Bodnar D. Border R Borkowski D Botelho E. Brandon B Braswell R Brengan B Brondt C. Brown K. Cajio N. Cannuli R Caseiro M. Chipparoni B Cliver S. Oonlin M. Cordisco E. Corson D. Crouthamel G. Crum 83 C. Darr k Davies C. Dewyndt A. Diamenti R. Dinisio R. Diventi K. Doyle k. Durham B. Engel R. Ferrara S. Foster P. Gallagher T. Gauntt S. Gennett C. Geoghan M. Georgianni M. Gilbert E. Goodlin B. Gray G. Haney S. Harris R. Harrison G. Haukom P Heal C. Henry C. Herold D. Hoffman J. Holloway D. Horn F. Hoyt J. Hu bier H. Hullings D. Jack R. Jobes C. Johnson J Johnston C Kee G. Kelley R Kilian B. Kiple J. Glossman T. Korneff K Kowalski M Kyle 84 J. Langdon R Latham C. Lawrence J. Lesher T. Lindabury E. Lipiec D. Lohr M. Manzer G. Marshall J. McCann R. McCormick F Mendozzi R. Michaels A. Milox R Mimms J Montalto T. Munego P. Murphy K. Newell E. Nickerson J Nissley J Oliver B O’Neil M. Owens G. Paolillo S. Parker D. Pica F Pino P Post C. Potter C. Ptaszenski J. Reed V. Rei E. Riegen V. Richardson J Rodd K Rogers C. Rook R. Roman S. Schneider M. Serlenga D. Sherman D. Short R. Shull G. Sills M. Silver R. Skari D. Spencer 85 S. Stap R Stelle B Stutsman E. Sweeney J Tollman K. Thomas J. Titone B Titone M. Uzupis S. Vaughn k. Vichko J. Vigario E. Vizachero K Wainwright T. Wallace J. Wallen P Werner G. Wilkinson G. Williams R Williams D. Wills J Wilson P Wright D. Zingaro 86 Eighth Grade Eighth Grade Class Officers and Advisers L. Minks. J. Oliver. Mrs Brush, Adviser; R Craft, Mr Hershberger. Adviser; S. Ziegler. L. Abrams T. Ace R Adams G. Agunsday J Allatt A. Arrington F. Austin L. Barber B. Bassett S. Blaskey P. Borden I) Borkowski D. Botelho D. Botelho 1) Brandon A. Braswell R Brock K Broemme A. Broun L. Burr S. Burr P Buzzi M. Cheatham B Cipriani W. Clair 87 R Clyde V. Cobb E. Colgan T. Connell B. Connelly E. Conner J. Copper I Cox R. Craft S. Creely R Cress k Cucinotta L. Decker P Devlin L. Diamond P Diehl J. DeRienzo C Edge G. Engel G. Erny J. Fabi A. Farmer J Farrell D. Ferranto V. Fisher L. Forvour W. Furth D. Gaglio k Gardiner J. (iauntt k C on .alez B. Gordon D. Gregory A. Grobelny S. HanctK'k B. Hargrove H II art I II Harrison S. Heisler P Hess VV Hoelzer D. Hoffman S. Hurt L. IIyberg P. Ireland 88 J Jackamonis G. Jacques J Janson I). Johnson J. Jones B. Kane J. Keers I) Kemble C. Kennedy E. Kiffer E King J Komarek M. Komarek I) K re her D. Lawrence II. Lawrence E. Lehman C. Lesher E. Locker A. Loyer J. Magrann I). Marren A. Marshall J. Matatese R McCall F McCann P Mesthos S. Michael L. Minks M Mitryk M Monaco D. Morningstar D. Morris R. Morris D. Morrow A. Mothershed F. Mungo C. Murphy J. Murray 89 J NiRl R Oliver J Oliver S. O'Neill B Pallet t R Paul A. Payne D. Pinto B Polhamus L. Polizzi N. Potter T. Potter L. Ptaszcnski K Ramsey C. Randall C. Reinas D. Repici G. Rockhill M. Ross A. Rowles k Samson 90 S. Schmid C. Schwall er P Scully E. Werline E. Williams R Williamson L. Wilson D. Winchell J. Wojenski C. Wolvin F Wool man L. Wynn J. Yaniro S. Ziegler P konetski 91 NATIONAL FOOTBALL FOUNDATION AND HALL OF FAME JEFF COWIN BRYAN FREEMAN NOTRE DAME WEST POINT SCHOLAR-ATHLETES Football Has Winning Season Varsity and J.V.: 1st ROW: Paul Eckley — line coach. W Dempsey. R Williams. B. Freeman, C. Washington. J. Cowin. D Cox. R Mount. G. Sinacore, P Conner. D Caglio. 2nd ROW: Doug MacLachlan — Head Coach, J. Lovenduski. F Angelo, M. Sabatino, F. Nel- son. M. Roberts, J. Buck. A. Gordon, H. Barber, T. Hopkins. 3rd ROW: R. Ciarlante. S. Lawrence. R. Zingaro, M. Viselli. W. Taylor. G. Decker, k Wells. J Moore 4th ROW: D Korang. B Hyberg, D. Copper. E. Ptaszenski. K. Stinson. W. Conner. N. Lawson. Not shown: R. Babula. B. Mullen, L. Nippins. P. Lanish. VARSITY FOOTBALL SCORES B.T.H.S. FOOTBALL — 1967 BTHS OTHERS 41 Borden town 31 19 Riverside 0 33 Hammon ton 18 13 Pemberton 0 19 N. Burl. Reg. H.S. 6 13 Palmyra 7 0 Florence 51 28 Allentown 26 20 Cinnaminson 19 Varsity football at B.T.H.S. was successful this year for both the team and the individuals. Our team compiled an 8 and 1 record, suffering their only defeat at the hands of the Florence Flashes. Despite being plagued by injuries, the Falcons pulled through with many satisfying victories over their strong opponents. Quarterbacks Rick Babula and Roger Williams not only led our team to victo- ry, but also led the Delaware Valley League in pass completion percentages. With a strong defense and a powerful offense, the Falcons were not to be denied their second place finish in the D.V.L. Indi- vidually, two senior members of the team were recognized by numerous groups for their achieve- ments. Bryan Freeman was named to the Newark News Group I All State Team and to the Courier Post Group I South Jersey Second Team. Jeff Cow- in received an abundance of awards, the most noteworthy being his nomination to the UPI All Group I State Team. 94 JV Goes Undefeated JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL SCORES BTIIS OTHERS 6 Pemberton 0 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL SCORES 13 Palmyra 7 25 Florence 7 BTIIS OTHERS 19 Allentown 7 0 Riverside 7 7 Bordentown 6 33 Bordentown 7 12 Riverside 6 0 Pemberton 28 26 N. Burl. Reg. H.S. 6 13 N. Burl. Reg. H.S. 13 0 Palmyra 19 6 Florence 13 7 Allentown 20 Freshman Football: 1st ROW: M Doerfler. T. Vizachero. E. Lipiec. J. Totone. G. Blaskev. R. Shull, R. DiVenti, P. Wright 2nd ROW: B. Stutsman. K Doyle, G. Sills, R Michael, R Williams, W. Titone, D. Jack. 3rd ROW: M. Uzupis, M. Cordisco, N. Vitullo. R Latham, J Bodnar. J. Rodd, A. Diamanti. J Riley. G. Wilkinson. G. Kelley. Lou Pacchioli. coach. 95 “Where’s the hall? I wanna go home!” “Oops! Sorry about that!” “Who wants it, anyway?” 98 Merlin initiates Student-Faculty Game Coach Ecldey about to pass. 99 Cross Country S J. Champs 100 Cross Country Team: FIRST ROW: J. Wallen, F Reagen. J. Vigario, C. Paolillo, D. Crouthamel, I) Evans, H. Seruby, G. Conlin, D Dickerson, R Breingan. SECOND ROW: R. McCormick, J. Marshall, C. Frame, R Carter, L. Stearns. L. Gilbert. G. Osterhage, B. Samp- son. R Jacques, L. Cobb. J. Montalto. THIRD ROW: C. McCann, R Dixon, V. Hewitt, W. Seruby, F Austin. D. Latham. R. Young. B Davies, D. Borden, J. Shedrick, S. Barber. II. Lorenz, Coach; not pictured V. Ciarlantc, F. Washington. The Falcon “Thinclads maintained their excellent cross country record during the 1967 season. Being again undefeated in dual-meet competition, the Falcons cap- tured the Del-Val League Championship for the third year. On November 11, the team traveled to Pensauken for the South Jersey Championship, and came home the winner for the second consecutive year. Finally, on Novemlx r 18, the Falcons placed 8th in the Group I Competition in the State of New Jersey. Senior Hick Jacques ended his high school cross country career as the undefeated New Jersey Group I State Champion. CROSS COUNTRY SCORES BTHS OTHERS 17 Hightstown 38 16 Borden town 47 23 Kennedy 32 15 Pennington 46 15 N. Burl. Reg. H.S. 45 21 Pemberton 5 20 Cinnaminson 35 101 Varsity Basketball Enters S. J. Tourney 1st HOW l-r C Washington, B Freeman. R Zingaro, G. Osterhage. 2nd ROW: Coach J. Flannery, K. Green, I) Borden, J. Cowin. R Balm la. G. Sinacore. Brvan takes a foul shot. V ARSITY BASKETB ALL BTIIS TEAM PLAYED OTHERS 56 Riverside 46 73 Bristol 78 72 Pennington 76 71 Hightstown 66 51 Bordentown 64 62 Cinnaminson 38 65 Palmyra 71 45 Holy Cross 43 77 NJSD (55 73 Allentown 47 75 Pemberton 77 82 J amestown 37 74 N. Burlington 41 46 Florence 34 59 Pennington 56 80 Hightstown 55 62 Bordentown 58 58 NJSD 46 76 Allentown 40 73 Pemberton 56 68 Jamesburg 53 51 N. Burlington 35 43 Florence 49 Rebounding. Let’s go Falcons! Freshman Team has winning season FRESHMAN BASKETBALL BTIIS TEAM PLAYED OTHERS 32 Riverside 30 31 Bordentown 27 29 Palmyra 43 41 Allentown 44 32 Pemberton 24 40 Del ran 47 48 N. Burlington 20 43 Florence 47 35 Bordentown 38 47 Allentown 44 32 Pemberton 31 62 N. Burlington 24 42 Florence 39 FRESHMAN TOURNAMENT 23 Cinnaminson 21 10 Riverside 13 104 J.V. Basketball J. V. BASKETBALL BTHS TEAM PLAYED OTHERS 46 Riverside 54 62 Bristol 59 60 Pennington 53 65 Hightstown 18 65 Bordentown 59 67 Holy Cross 60 80 NJSD 45 59 Allentown 39 80 Pemberton 48 28 Jamesburg 96 35 N. Burlington 32 68 Florence 43 68 Pennington 60 65 Hightstown 40 76 Bordentown 66 41 NJSD 11 75 Allentown 50 87 Pemberton 42 96 Jamesburg 46 94 N. Burlington 94 37 Florence 27 FIRST ROW: J Jones, S. Porter, Mr. Markman. Adviser; L. Cobb. M. Cordisco, J Pinto. SECOND ROW: K. Stutsman. S. Wetzel. J Lover. J Devlin. T Monacco, THIRD ROW: H. Gordon, A. Gordon. Here they come! An easy two for Mike. Another point for Renny. Is this basketball or ballet? T wo! L to R. 1st ROW, Paul Eckley. I) Kreber, P Mesthos. B. (Gordon, J Titone, M. Seruby. G. Brandon. D. Crouthamcl. Jim Collins; 2nd, J. Buck. J Marshall, S Lawrence, V Seruby. I) Abernathy. S. Blythe; 3rd, J. Cowin, J. Shinn. V. Ciarlante, H. Baber. R. Cheatham. R McCormick; 4th. P Sweeney, D. Serlenga. M Uzupis. P. Conner. M. Roberts. R Ciarlante; 5th, R Brock, J Wilkinson. J Dixon, W Conner, k Rogers; (ith. J. Brandon, L. Williams, B. Ilinkel. J. Washington. BTHS 15 25 56 17 24 31 9 19 20 11 29 Wrestling Team greatly improves WRESTLING Riverside Jackson Twp. Allentown Camden Cath. W. Wilson Pennington Highland Pemberton Cinnaminson N. Burl. Trenton 106 67 Tennis Polsky on the sene. “This is what's known as a Tennis racket. Jim Brandon reads lor next ball Team W. Heinold J. Brandon B Budd H Polsky G. Marzinsks S. Carter Mr. Iannone 107 67 Baseball SP----LATH 1967 BASEBALL SCORES BTHS OTHERS 3 Bordentown 1 11 N.J.S.D. 5 11 Pemberton 1 9 Jamesburg 2 1 Hightstown 0 5 N. Burlington 4 13 Florence 2 3 Allentown 6 2 Pennington 3 5 Bordentown 7 5 Jamesburg 1 3 Pemberton 4 16 N.J.S.D. 4 4 Hightstown 0 1 N. Burlington 2 7 Florence 1 4 Pennington 1 2 Allentown 5 Another hall, over the wall! They don't call me Swingin Sweeney for nuttin! 109 67 Track Team Has Great Season FIRST ROW: R Young. S. McCann. D Dickerson. G. Con- lin, J Lovenduski, M. Roberts. SECOND ROW: D. korang. S. Quinn. E. Nelson. J Marshall. R Mount. M Sabatino. THIRD ROW: J. Lehman, 1.. Cobb, L. Gilbert. V. Ciarlante, M Michaud. T. Foy, T. Hopkins. FOURTH ROW: R Jacques, G. Osterhage, J. Shedrick, B. Sampson, F. Angelo. R. Babula. J. Washington, Coaches. H. Lorenz. R. Johnson, T. Jobes. 1907 TRACK SCORES BTHS OTHERS 81 N. Burlington 45 77 Riverside 49 65 Palmyra 61 89 St. Anthony 37 82 Holy Cross 35 75 Hightstown 50 59 Pemberton 67 72 Bordentown 54 80 1 2 Pennington (Tri- 38 1 2 Cinnaminson Meet) 35 67 TRACK RECORDS 880 yd. Mile 2 Mile Low Hurdles Broad Jump Pole-vault R. Jacques T. McMorrow R. Jacques G. Osterhage D. Leshner D. Leshner 2:00:2 4:26:8 9:30 20:6 21 ft. 6 in. 11 ft. 3 in 110 Practice makes perfect! Larry Gilliert; 440. Varsity Hockey Goes Undefeated L. Worrell shows off new hockey uniform. Girl s Varsity Hockey L to R, N. MacBrien. L. Matterese, R. Marchese. K. Newell, S. Davies. C. Short, S. Polhemus. C. Turner. L. Worrell. K King, M. Dezeran, B Morrisroe. P Hoefle, I). Taberer Girls Hockey V ARSITY HOCKEY J.V. HOCKEY BTIIS TEAM FLAYED OTHERS BTHS TEAM PLAYED OTHERS 2 Hightstown 0 2 Hightstown 0 6 Feml erton 1 4 Pemberton 3 4 Florence 0 1 Florence 0 3 Hightstown 0 2 Hightstown 0 2 St. Mary s 1 7 St. Mary s 1 1 Borden town 0 0 Bordentown 1 5 Pemberton 0 1 Kennedy 1 Girl's Hockey Team: 1st ROW L-R, D. Short. L. Brown. J Wilson, M Gilbert. B Ireland. P Hoefle. N. MacBrien. P Kane. S Darr. S Baar, Mrs. Doyle. Coach 2nd ROW, K King, S. Davies. K Newell, C. Darr. D Taberer. B Mor- risroe. D Doerfler. J Garwood. J Latham, R Marchese. J Hubler. 3rd ROW. K Davies. V Keenan. R Wilson, V. Pitrowski. M Michaud. S Polhemus, B Short. L. Matarese, L. Worrell, C. Turner. J.V. Cheerleaders L. to R. J Shinn. R Marchese, H Potter. B. Ireland. S Davis. P Wolfe. B Gray. H Sweeney J.V. Cheerleaders at rest? Varsity Cheerleaders D. Donald R Dallmann Mrs. Doyle. Adviser TOP ROW. L. to R. D Engel. B Broemme, M Lucier. D Donald. Y Bradley BOTTOM ROW. B Mendozzi, P Albano, R. Dallmann. 114 M. Lucier P Albano B Broom me Y. Bradly B. Mendozzi D. Engel Girl s Basketball FRONT ROW L to R. K Davies. N MacBrien. D. Taberer. K. Newell. T Frame. BACK ROW . S. Fisher. L. Trenkamp, B. Short. C. Turner, Y Mimms, S. Polhemus. I) Donald. K king GIRLS BASKETBALL 1967 1968 Bins TEAM PLAYED OTHERS 12 Florence 37 20 Kennedy H.S. 12 16 Cinnaminson 42 26 Florence 22 32 Pennington 35 18 Hightstown 45 34 St. Mary s 21 31 St. Mary’s 34 L. To R. P Murphy, J. Heinold, H. Wilson, H. Potter, C. Potter, S. Parker, L. Babula, S. Harris. Y. Williams, B. Ki- ple 116 Closely guarded. King dribbles for two points. A conference with the coach 117 Adkudkes YeaRbooK S-bu-deNl Council Neujspa.pe« t National HoMOpSociety Bawd - ORchesW UbRaRyClub AVAClub FaVaReleacVieRs oP A«e . FuVuRe Nurses oP AmeR. SnocK 5hack School S+oRe Activities A:c.i MgR. A New Year A New Student Council MUST ROW: Bookbinder, I. Matarese. P Albano. L. Polozzi, B. Mcndozzi. R. Dallmann, C L Foote. M. Dinisio, S Con- lin. J l.angdon. P Gallagher. SECOND ROW : k Walton. S Heisler, K. Colgan. L Heisler, L Wynn. R Serlenga. C. Thomas, k Thomas, I). Sherman, k Newell, R Borkowski THIRD ROW': G. Conlin, k. Doyle, M. Sabatino, J. Shinn, C. Frame. T Foy. D. Lotham, L. Gilbert. N. Miller. M. Doefler. Mr. Cares. Adviser Officers: M Fort, Vice President; C.L Foote. Treasurer; P Albano. President; L. Heisler. Secretary. 120 Co-editors Head the Falcon Mrs. Schultz, H. Polsky, J. Shinn (editor). L. Dickerson, I,. Pretty (editor). Falcon Staff I) Carmel ia, C Diamond. C Campleman. C Kenny. R Carter, I Kramer. K Kelly. K Durham. SECOND ROW: J Washington, R White, D. Abernathy, B Mogel. J Parker. R Harrison. B Short. N Book- binder. S. Polhemus. I. Matarese. 121 The Merlin Adds Color LtoR: L. Heisler. Miss Gongloff, D. Hope, I) Kelley. Mr Holden, Mr McGovern. D Hope. Co-editor, Miss Gongloff, Adviser. L. Heisler. Co-editor. 122 for the First Time! FIRST ROW L to R: T. Tress. I). Smith. B Mendozzi. I) Kel- ly. V. James. C. Thomas. SEC- OND ROW: N Wainwright. I) Borden. I) DiMaria. N. Manzer, L. Worrell, M Minks. J Garwood. M Leroy. I). Doer- Her, K Price. L. Brown. Y Bradley, M. Spencer. S. Trob- ich THIRD ROW: B Robert- son, M. Lucier, D. Donald. R. Serlenga. Business Staff L to R: S. Dickerson, R Serlenga. M. Spencer G. Marshall. M. Sabatino. S. Ewell M. Lucier, D. Donald. Committee Heads FIRST ROW 1, to R: S. Dick- erson, S. Ewell. R. Dallman. J Perro, R. Serlenga. M. Deszer- an. M. Loyer, C. Thomas. SECOND ROW: M Fort, L Stearns. J M ingin. B Robert- son, A. Goetter, M. Lucier. D Donald. L. Brown. Y. Bradley. M. Spencer. L Kramer. 123 Literary Staff N.H.S. to Elect New Members FIRST. ROW: L. Dickerson. R Dallmann, B Freeman. J Baugh. M Spencer, P Vlbano BACK ROW: L Kramer. R Serlenga. R. Carter. D. Donald, D. Hope, L. Heisler Voices of the Falcon B Budd. B. Johnson. 124 C. Agunsdav, B Shaw, J Baugh, M. Doerfler. Snack Shack Adds Funds to Senior Treasury FIRST ROW: Mr. Collins. Adviser; S. Dickerson. M. Loyer. C. Thomas, M. Spencer, S. Ewell. SECOND ROW: J Mingin, R. Carter. D Kelley. School Store Meets Student Needs 125 Chorus Presents Enjoyable Christmas Program MRST ROW ACROSS: B. Johnson, T Nail. T. Lindaburg, k Stutsman. C. Campleman, W Miller. MIDDLE ROW: J Rubier. V. Plot row ski. E. Johnstone, k Rintve. BACK ROW: k Blaslci, R Michel. C. Goeghan. FIRST ROW BACK: L. (Gilbert, C. Marshall, k Kowalski. P Mesthos, R Latham. J Montalto. SECOND ROW BACK: J Langdon. M. Stevens, C. Raney. S. Stap, S Barber. Band Promotes School Spirit At the Games FIRST ROW : P. Gallagher. M. Spencer, k Vichko. D Pinto. C. Henry. I) Carmelia. SECOND ROW: S Con I in I Dickerson. A Benson. I Todd. L Pretty. D. Taberer. T Reed. THIRD ROW: k I hornas. S Dickerson. B. Cheatham. P. McCann. B. Suessegger, k Birkett, S. Schnieder. FOURTH ROW: B. Conners, T Procter. D. Donald. H. Barber. R Babula, T Miller. G Wilkenson. J Moore. 126 Language Club Sponsors Art Competition FRONT ROW L. I� R. M Fort. S. Foster. L. Forvour. T Wade. S. Ziegler, D Gaglio, J Magrann. k Schwabler, C Potter SEC- OND ROW: M. Spencer. I. Dickerson. J Oliver. P Wait .. E. Colgan. N. Bookbinder. J Haukom. M Manzer. Miss Breslin: Advi- sor BACK ROW: Mrs. Caseiro: Advisor. J Procter, D. Allatt. S. Parker. D Hope, B. Johnson. B Budd, L. Wynn. M Basilone. A Brown. Library Aids Serve Student Body L. to R. D. Sherman. H Wilson, J. Haukom. H. Potter. S. Hancock. S. Schmidt. S. Blaskey. J. Murray. A Brown. L Hyberg. M Ross. Mrs. Payne. Mrs. Horner. Advisor. 127 FTA Plans Big Candy Sale FIRST ROW, L. to R. C. Henry, S. Ziegler. M. Spencer, L Dickerson, A Benson, L. Diamond. P Gallagher. B Cipriani, J Langdon. K Thomas. J Clossman. R Serlenga. L. Heisler. J Haukom, P Albano. D Doerfler. L. Materese. Miss Breslin. Advisor. SECOND ROW: K Rintye, D. Donald. A. Brown. S. Ewell. N. Manzer, J. Garwood, J. Keenan. Key Club — A Service Organization FIRST ROW, L. to R. Mr. Johnson. Advisor. D. Abernathy, T. Foy, J. Cook. G. Osterhage, G. Sinacore, J. Shinn. R. Carter. BACK ROW : R. Mount. J. Cowin, B Davies, T. Hopkins, B. Johnson, L. Gilbert, J. Titone. 128 Leader Corps Aids Gym Teachers L. to R. C. Turner. K. Newell. L. Mattarese. Mrs. Doyle. Adviser; N. Manzer. B. Jennings. S. Frankowski. AVA Provides Visual Aids L. to R. Mr. Flannery, Adviser; B Budd, R White, G. Osterhage. R Bahula. B Freeman. J. Baugh. D. Kelley 129 Another Chilean visits BTHS B'I'HS has had the pleasure to have a Chilean visit us through the Open Door Student Exchange. Christian Emhart, of Santiago, Chile, was the guest of David Hope during his ten week stay in the U.S. Chris temporarily joined the Senior Class and enjoyed the many activities of school life. He became an active basketball fan and he learned the cheers quickly! He gave talks to many classes and groups about his home country. During his visit to the U.S.. Chris had the opportunity to visit New York City, Philadelphia, Washington D C. and Niag- ara Falls. BTHS Students Summer in Chile David Hope, host to Jaime I,lam- bias last year, and host to this year's exchange student, spent ten w eeks last summer in Santiago. Chile. He was the guest of Eugenio Manriquez and attended the National Institute of Chile. While in Chile, David met Christian, and the two arranged with Open Door for Chris to visit BTHS this year. Marsha Spencer, BTHS s female foreign exchange student, spent the summer in Valdivia, Chile. She at- tended the German School of Valdivia with her host, Maria Christina Stol- zcnbach. Stay ing in southern Chile, Marsha was able to visit Evelyn Thjournelund, who had been Mar- sha’s guest here last year. 131 The Lighter Side 133 SENIOR DIRECTORY Carole Agunsday 10 Sycamore Dr. Jr. Play, Cheerleader 1,11, Yearbook Staff. Patricia Albano (Pat) 14th St. and Wall Ave. Yearbook Treasurer I, II, III, IV, FTA I, II, III, IV, Class Treasurer I, Student Council-Rep. II, Pres. IV, Sec. Ill, Pep Club I. II, III. Spafrelat II. Class Exec- utive Committee II. Ill, Chorus I, Cheerleader-Co- Capt. I. Capt. II, Member III, Capt. IV, National Honor Society II, III, IV, Volleyball III, Office Run- ner III. Clifton Anderson (Cliff) 1 La Clede Dr. Edwin Austin (Ed) Prospect Ave. Forestry Club, Cross Country, Track. Fredrick Babula (Rick) 7 Spruce Rd. Football III. IV, Basketball III. IV, Track III. IV, Varsity Club, Chorus IV, AVA IV, Yearbook Staff. Harold Barber, Jr. 21 Larkin Rd. Wrestling, Indoor Track, Varsity Club, Football, Track, Basketball. Norman Basilone (Norm) Yubas Ave. Baseball II, III, IV, Forestry Club II, III. IV. James Baugh (Podd) Salem Rd. National Honor Society III. IV, Boys’ State, Basket- ball Team Mgr.-3 I. II, III, IV, AA Ticket Salesman II, School Store. Kathleen Birkett (Kitty) Fountain Ave. Yearbook Staff I, II, FNA I, II, III, FHA-II, Report- er, Hockey I, II, Basketball I, II, III. IV. Diana Borden 1 State Ave. Yearbook Staff IV, Pep Club I, Chorus II, Volleyball II. III. School Store 1, II, AA Ticket Salesman I. Roy Bo .arth 15 49th St., Beach Haven Yearbook Staff I, II. Ill, Falcon II, Snack Shack II HI. James Brandon (Jim) 1 Laram oor Dr. Wrestling, Tennis. Bishop Brice 25 LaClede Dr. Basketball I. II. Ill, IV. Marilyn Brooks 13 Langdon Rd. Class Treasurer I. Pep Club I. II. Red Cross II, III. F I A III, Annual Staff III. (Former school in Japan). William Budd (Bill) 560 Cornell Rd. AVA Treasurer, Spafrelat, Class Executive Commit- tee IV, Polution Study, Math Club, Tennis II, III, IV Scott Cargill 2 Kingsbridge Dr. Rex Carter 13 Summer Rd. Key Club, Snack Shack, Cross Country III, IV. Road Running III, IV', Tennis III. Falcon Photographer III. IV, National Honor Society III, IV. Stanley Carter 9 Beechwood Ave. Tennis. Ronald Challender (Ronnie) 4 Parker Ave. Wrestling, Forestry Club. Nancy Chase Mount Holly Rd. Vince Ciarlante 8 Spruce Rd. Football I, Track II, III. IV, Wrestling III. IV, Cross Country III, IV. James Cook (Cookie) Bunting Ave. Key Club Secretary II, III, IV', Forestry Club II, III, Wrestling I, Homeroom Rep. I, Fire Squad IV. Preston Connor 15 Landsberry Dr. Football IV, Wrestling IV7. Jeffery Cowin (Jeff) 1505 Columbus Rd. 134 Student Council I, Class Vice Pres. III. Key Club Pres. IV, Baseball I, II, III. IV. Basketball II. III. IV, Football I. II. HI. IV, Falcon, Varsity Club I, II. Jeff Crum 8 Cypress Rd. Renee Dallmann 36 Linden Rd. Cheerleader I, II. Ill, IV, Yearbook Staff I. IV, Stu- dent Council 111, IV. Spafrelat II. Pep Club I. II. Ill, Chorus I, Class Executive Committee I. II, III. IV, National Honor Society II, III, IV. Carol Damon (Debbie) 11 Summer Rd. Falcon Feature Editor III, Library Club, Sec. Ill, Class Executive Committee II, Pep Club I, ETA I. William Davies (Bill) Sunset Rd. Key Club, Basketball. Falcon, Student Council III, Cross Country, Class Vice Pres. I, Fire Squad. Mike Devlin 1014 Columbus Rd. Mary De .aran Fountain Ave. Hockey, Basketball, Baseball. Yearbook Staff. Kathy Dickerson 13th St. I HA Sec. Linda Dickerson Sunset Rd. Falcon Business Mgr. II, IV, Yearbook Staff III, Spafrelat II, 111. IV, ETA II, 111. IV, Library Club I. II, III, National Honor Society IV, Jr. Play, Chorus I, HI, IV. Sherrie Dickerson Columbus Rd. Spatfrelat II. Ill, FT A I, II. Ill, Basketball II. Ill, Yearbook Staff III. IV, Chorus I. II, III, IV, Jr. Play, Snack Shack IV, Baseball, Pep Club I, II. Deborah Donald (Dchbie) Bustleton Rd. FTA I (Mem ), III (Sec ), IV (Pres.); Spatfrelat II, III. Basketball II, 111, IV. Majorettes 1, Cheerleader II, III, IV (Co-Capt), Pep Club I, II. III. Library Club I, II, National Honor Society III. IV, Yearbook Staff II. Ill, IV, Chorus IV, Baseball 1, 11. Volleyball II, Class Vice Pres. IV. Edwin Eifert (Ed) 36-4 17th St. Baseball 11, Varsity Club. Sandy Ewell 32 Langdon Rd. FTA, Yearbook Staff, Snack Shack. Volleyball III, Baseball III. Cora Lee Foote 11 Summer Rd. Student Council Treasurer IV, Majorettes I, II. Ill, Co-Capt., Pep Club I. II. III. Jr Play, Class Execu- tive Committee I. II. Falcon III, FNA III. N ice Pres. Janet Foulks 1002 Neck Rd. Switch Board. Bryan Freeman 15 Langdon Rd. Football I. HI, IV, Basketball II, III. IV, Track III, National Honor Society II, III, IV. William Franklin (Bill) 17 Linden Ave. Harry Fuller (Butch) Mill Rd. Falcon I, Yearbook Staff IV. Cynthia Furth (Cyndy) Jennings Rd. School Store, Y'earbook Staff Robert Furth (Bob) Jennings Rd. Varsity Club (Associate Mem ), Fire Squad. Debra Galasso (Debbie) 24 Spruce Rd. Class Executive Committee IV, Yearbook I, II, III, IV, Spafrelat I. II. Majorettes I, II, III, FTA I. II. Student Council II. Pep Club I. 11. III. Basketball II. III. Jr. Play. John Gaul Sunset Rd. James Genello (Jim) 13 Cynwood I)r. Dean Gilbert 1411 Springside Place Baseball. 135 Laurence Gilbert (Larry) Kllis Ave. and Bunting Ave. Key Club Treasurer, Class Kxecutive Committee III, Track, Cross Country, Band I, II. Ill, IV, Stu- dent Council IV. Albert Goetter (Al) 2 Peachtree Lane Yearbook Staff. Kenneth Green (Ken) 6 Larch mont Dr. Basketball. Track. Jane Haukom 30 Sycamore Dr. Library Club Vice. Pres. 111. Falcon III, Class Exec- utive Committee II, Cheerleader I, Pep Club I, Yearbook Staff I, Chorus I. Wayne Heinhold Rancocas Rd. Tennis. Lynn Heisler Route 130 FNA 1, II, FTA III. IV. Spafrelat I. II. Class Trea- surer II. Cheerleader II, 111, Jr Play, Falcon III, Student Council III (Mem.), Sec. IV, Pep Club I, II, III, National Honor Society III, IV, Co-Editor of Yearbook IV, Chorus I. Katherine Hesson (Kitty) 11 Laurie Way Basketball. Brain Hinkle 2 Baird Ave. Baseball. David Hope Salem Rd. Yearbook Editor I. II, III. IV, Spafrelat 1,11,111, Pres., IV, Class Executive Committee I, II, III, IV, National Honor Society III, IV, Exchange Student Program 111, IV, ETA 1. II, Pres., III. Falcon III. John Horner 8 Parker Ave. Paul Horner 8 Parker Ave. Marsha Ingling 3644B Boudinot Ave. FHA Officers 1, II, III. IV. Richard Jacques (Rick) 1308 Salem Rd. Cross Country, Track. Virginia James (Jessie) 327 Diane Ct. Student Council II, Hockey, Basketball, Yearbook Staff. Bruce Johnson Mount Holly Rd. Band, Spafrelat. Eleanor Johnstone Wall Sylvan Avenue Band I. IV, Student Council III, Volleyball 11, HI, Tennis I. Junior Play, Class Executive Committee III, IV, Yearbook Staff. Patricia Kaciuba (Pat) Sunset Rd. Hockey I, Softball I. II. Ill, Volleyball II. Dennis Kelley 34 Latimer Way Junior Play, Yearbook, Snack Shack. William Kerr (Bill) 12th and High St. Forestry Club II. Ill, F'ire Squad. Janet Kilian 308 19th St. Majorettes I, III, Pep Club I, III, Softball I, II. III. Gary E. 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Maus 42 Evergreen Lane John McCann Salem Rd. Wanda McClaskey Sylvan Park Rd. Cheerleader II, III, Pep Club II, III, Class Executive Committee II, III, Student Council. Louise M azur Pinewald Lane Hockey I, II. III. Mary Ann Mazur (Micky) Pinewald Lane Hockey I, II, Basketball I, II, III, Substitute for Cheerleading, Volleyball I. II. Pep Club I, Library I, Student Council II. Mark Michaud 10 Walnut Drive T rack I, II, III, IV. Football III. Key Club, AVA, Language Club. Thomas Miller (Tom) 15 Walnut Drive Forrestry Club, AVA. Jeffry Mingin (Jeff) Jacksonville Rd. Yearbook, Snack Shack. Wiliam Mullen (Bill) 24 I .aclede Dr. Football, Varsity Club. Erik Nelson 24 Linden Rd. Football. Track, Varsity Club. Lloyd Nippins 34 Evergreen Lane Football, Forestry Club. Bert Quick 15th and Wall Ave. Don Reading Sylvan and Wall Ave. Timothy Ruman (Tim) Neck Rd. Football, Wrestling, Library. James Serlenga (Jim) Neck Road Baseball. Rosemarie Serlenga 14th and Wall Ave. F.T.A. I, II, III, IV, Class Secretary, I. II. Ill, IV, Student Council I, II, III, IV, Pep Club, I, II, III, Spafrelat II, Cheerleader, I. II, Chorus I, Yearbook I, II, III. IV, National Honor Society II. Ill, IV. Marsha L. Spencer Columbus Rd. Sprafelat-Vice Pres. II. Member 111. IV, F.T.A. I, Secretary II. Vice Pres III, IV, Class Executive Committee I. 11. Ill, Class Treasurer IV, Pep Club 1, II, Secretary III, Chorus I, II, HI. IV, Yearbook I, II, III, IV, Falcon III. National Honor Society 11. Ill, IV, Exchange Student 1967. Official Greeter IV, Jr. Play. Lawrence Sterns (Larry) 14th and Boudinot St. Cross Country III, IV, Track III. IV, Yearbook Staff IV. Barbara A. Suessegger (Barb) Wall Ave. J. V. Cheerleader II, Varsitv III, IV, FHA Secretary II, Member III, IV. F.N.A. I, II, III, Pep Club, I, li, III. 137 ■ John Sweeney 203 Tanner Ave. Baseball I. II. Ill, IV. Drucilla Taberer (Dru) Oxmead Rd. Basketball 111. IV. Hockey I. II. III. IV. Volleyball III. Softball III Walter Taylor (Wally) 4 Lamont Rd. Football. Constance Thomas (Connie) Sunset Rd. F.T.A. 111, Snack Shack IV, Student Council IV, F.H.A. III. John Titone Jacksonville Rd. Track I, Tennis II. 111. IV', Key Club 111, IV, Class President I. 111. IV. Falcon II, III, Math Club II. Jr Play, Constitution Committee, Student Council, Snack Shack Pres. IV. Joesph Tress (Joe) 7 States Ave. Yearbook IV. Susan Trobich (Sue) 20 Woodland Way Yearbook IV, Pep Club II, Falcon III George Czupis Columbus Road Football II. III. IV. Kathy Vitullo 18 Spruce Road F.N.A. III. J.V. Cheerleader II, Pep Club, Yearbook I. IV, Spafrelat I, Library Club I. Rocco Vizzacco 2 Laurie Way Varsity Club II, III. Football I. II. Ill, IV, Wrestling II, Baseball III, Class Executive Committee II, Jr. Play. Kathy Ward C-5 Parker Ave. Chester A. Washington (Chet) 18 Lansberry Dr. Football II, III. IV, Basketball I. II, III. IV, AVA President III, IV'. F'ranklin Washington (Frank) 9 Lancaster Rd. 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BURLINGTON 386-1836 SINCE 1854 113 YRS SERVICE HARDWARE-PAINT- MILL SUPPLIES 23 E. BROAD ST. BURLINGTON 386-3811 COMPLIMENTS OF EMPIRE FINANCE COMPANY BURLINGTON 386-2121 MOUNT HOLLY 267-2350 WILLINGBORO 877-6400 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ’68 SUNSET GARDENS FLORIST SUNSET ROAD BURLINGTON. N.J. BURLINGTON NEWS AGENCY 1000 PAPERBACKS SCHOOL SUPPLIES MAGAZINES ABBOTTS ICE CREAM HOME DELIVERY of DAILY SUNDAY NEWSPAPERS GEORGE F. HARKINS 386-0480 DOOLITTLE- ALLEN DISTINCTIVE FURNITURE EWING CARPET SHOP CARPETING DRAPERIES MT. HOLLY ROAD BURLINGTON 386-4620 267-1686 ORCHARD VIEW 'TOR THE FINEST” FLORIST FLORISTS TELEGRAPH DELIVERY 386-0475 ROUTE 130 JACK SEVER BURLINGTON NJ. COMPLIMENTS OF THE VILLAGE INN MT. HOLLY ROAD, BURLINGTON CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ’68 DECREE DETECTIVE AGENCY ESTABLISH ED 1839 MECHANICS NATIONAL BANK OF BURLINGTON COUNTY BURLINGTON, NEW JERSEY 11 CONVENIENT OFFICES TO SERVE YOU Main Office • Burlington Drive-In - Burlington Browns Mills Burlington Township Columbus Florence McGuire A.F.B. North Hanover Pemberton Wrightstown MEMBER-FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION MEMBER-FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM CLASS OF ’68 OUR CONGRATULATIONS from BETTY SAM TED JIM BAUGH AND BAUGH BROTHER’S BURLINGTON TWP. IND. PARK FUEL OIL AND L.P. GAS SERVICE FOR HOME AND INDUSTRY LUKE’S 8 HAPPY ACRES LUCAS MOTOR COMPANY CARS FORD TRUCKS BURLINGTON COUNTY’S LARGEST FORD DEALER ROUTE 130 AT COLUMBUS RD. BURLINGTON, N.J. Sunset Road , Bu«u NOToN, AJJ - £09 8772j| CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ’68 HEISLER FUNERAL HOME 869 BEVERLY ROAD BURLINGTON N.J. BURLINGTON TOWNSHIP’S ONLY FUNERAL HOME Our Present Board Of Education L. to R. Mr W. Leigh, Mr R Shinn. Mr J Hubler. Mr A Heinold, Mr. C. Morrow. Mr. R. MacMillan. Mr. H. Mount. Mr. I. Johnson. The Editors and Advisers of the 1968 MERLIN wish to thank the following for their contributions which helped to make our yearbook a success: The Literary and Business Staffs Those students and teachers who added to the success of the Student-h acuity football game. Our artist — Butch Fuller Mrs. Horner for sharing her office Advertisers, Benefactors, Donors, and Patrons Ty ping classes The Class of ’68 and its Advisers Lorstan Thomas Studio American Yearbook Company 159 AUTOGRAPHS 160 4. - { .• • • •••. .'.V V. .%w .•.v.T'.v. . v-. 'V- r 3� t-v«Tbs:: v. . J 'J r. 3H«W HRgg : ► -•• • f • - mm 'VrfVV •••• . •. v.NV .’� • ,� . •'• ..■, - ,v : W