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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1975 volume:

FRIENDS TO GIVE YOU COMFORT HAPPINESS TO KEEP YOU SWEET ENTHUSIASM TO LOOK FOR TOMORROW HOPE TO KEEP YOU HAPPY S UCCESS TO MA KE YO U EA GER FAIL URE TO KEEP YOU HUMBLE TRIALS TO KEEP YOU STRONG WEALTH TO MEET YOUR NEEDS V To Give You Comfort ;J$y: f ' ; k THU . - Turning a school upside down was not the aim of the Class of‘75, but with a roar- ing four years, the Class contributed a metamorphosed Student Government, one of the first black Class Presidents, and a plethora of innovative ideas and outbursts of spirit. The Class of‘75 was one of the main causes for the reversal of a trend that was beginning to lean toward student apathy, when the ‘75ers were in their early years at B.T. The graduates of 1975 are the last stu- dents to spend the full six years of 7th through 12th grades at the High School. This yearbook is respectfully dedicated to every student and faculty advisor who ever belonged to the illustrious Class of 1975. Seniors Happiness To Keep You Sweet Hope Q ? 'W Keep wm? ) You Happy Success To Make You Eager Trials To K eep You Strong Happiness To Keep You Sweet SENIOR OFFICERS: (L. TO Rl Robbi Ewell. President; Vanessa Yaniro, Secretary; Jane Mor- row, Treasurer; John Albano, Vice-President SENIOR CLASS ADVISORS: Mr. Michael Gollnick and Miss Susan Galgano This year’s Senior Class officers and advisors did a superlative job on the organization of the Senior Trip. They carefully inspected and evaluated all the possibilities for the Trip. The dance sponsored by the Seniors also involved hard work for all the officers and advisors. The general guidance and direction lent by these fully competent people made the senior year just a little more tolerable for everyone. Jeffrey Alan Abrams Walter Adams Mighty Munchkin Short, Cocky Sincere Jason Arrington Jason Thunderbird. Nice Walt Big. Serious Friendly Donna Ashton Donna Quiet, Nice John’s Lesley Ay ling Lesley Active. Crazy Friendly Hal Baar Hal Carefree, Cruiser Unpredictable Kim Balsamo Kim Pretty, Outgoing N ice-dresser Henry Barber Jethro Athletic. Strong Friendly Gilbert P. Barner Gil Quiet. Artistic Daydrcamer Rachelle R. Basilone Shelley Party lover, “eyes' Tcmpcrmcntal Timothy Bassett Tim Blunt, Friendly Intelligent Ernest Blakemore Ernie Snake. Lady’s Man Nice-Dresser Carolyn Bay Carolyn Sniles, Friendly Concerned Ellen Blenman Ellen Short, Nice Dangerous Kenneth R. Bishop, Jr. Bish Romaniticist, Crusin’ Farnerville-Freak Eugene Bocci Gene DQ-Man, Crazy Friendly Eleanor E. Bowers Libby Argues, Bowie’s Concert Freak Jucl Bowie Deane Evil, Sportsminded Basketball player Diane Marie Brennan Diane Friendly, Bob’s Sensitive Philip L. Brigham Beverly J. Bruce Monte Burr Ears Bev Burr ilia Data Bug, Quiet Quiet, Shy Friendly, Athletic Different Dayreamer Intellectual Darlene Cameron Wendy Cannon Darlene Nice Quiet Fun-to-be-with Sara Louise Carrow Sara Friendly, Concerned Green-Eyes Wendy” Dan’s, Smiles Blue-eyes Maria B. Celmer Micki Crazy, Flirty, Devilish Henrietta A. Capes Henny Reserved, Stubborn Unpredictable Sandra K. Cesaretti Sandy Sensitive. Artistic Imaginative Bathsheba Collier “Sheba Warm, Sincere Raymond Carol Coty Ray Laughs, Critical Argumentivc Louis Craft Pete Pines, Flirt Rhonda D. Chitty Rhonda Roi’s. Fast-Talker Considerate Don O. Cheatham Don Funny, Crazy Lovable Constance Chintall Connie Talkative, Curious Intelligent Beautiful Carol's Diane Cramer Barbara Jean Crum Michael Crago Mike Cramer ' Barb” Carefree, Witty Nutty, Rowdy Shy, Mousey Van Owner Party-Lover Emotional Dean L. Cugliotta Nick Damon Frank D’Ascendis Dean Nick Frank Tall, Quiet Short, Clown Sneaky Concerned Nice, Decent Friendly Richard A. Davis Denise Diane Delisle Andre Davis Dray Loving, Good-Looking Everybody’s Man Susan K. Dennison Susie Short, Stutters Thoughtful Dave Flirt Musician Blue eyes Linda C. Desante Lynn Billy’s, Outgoing Talkative Denise Mommy, Brandy Indescribable Andrew Doerfler Andy Reserved, Together Enjoys Life A Lisa Kim Dolce Martin T. Dorward Jeanne Lee Durham Dole Serious. Sincere Concerned Michael J. Dwyer Mike Quiet. Friendly Marly “ H-Double-C-Cracks” Rowdy. Moody Nuts, Confused Involved Determined Keith Edmondson Bush Cool, Struts Susan Ekelburg Sue Flirt, Smiles Friendly Intellectual Unusual Joseph Estelow Joe Easy-going. Likeable Friendly Robbi Ewell “Fettes ' Easy- Going. Friendly Intelligent Gregory Preston Foote Snaggy Sneaky Sue's Fluggable William Farmer Bill Humorous, Moody Sarcastic Roi Ewell Bo Serious, Sexy Bo-Legged V Bp tuft Scott Freck Scott Unconcerned, Punctual Nice To Know Odette Marie Freeman Robert Frost Gary William Fredericks Fred Creative, Intellectual Good-Looking “Odie” Road-runner, Donnie's Kind-hearted Robert Hotrod, Crazy Unconcerned Carl Gakeler Carl Gold seeker. Courteous, Robert Garwood Garwood Musician, Independent Albert J. Gegenhcimer III Geg Crazy, Extrovert Easy Going Well dressed Reserved Brian D. Genncllo ■ Miguel Gonzales Brian Loud. Entertaining Flirt Miguel sensative. Concerned Friendly Myron Gordon Marv Concerned, Extrovert Soccer Man Annette C. Gore A nnette Flyers fan. Gymnast Unpredictable Greg Gordon Greg Crazy, Fine, Motorcyclist Donna Irene Gray Giggles Late Friendly, Carefree Nancy Haines i 'ance Bonnie Hamletl Shelley M Green Shelley Popular. Sensitive, Emotional Ellis Haney El Crazy, Witty, Careful Driver??? Rick s. Sensitive Bonnie Flirt, Cute, Cruiser Harold Harker Buzzark C’Velle, Hunter William Henry Rusty Clown, Tease, Parties Motorcycle Gloria Heubner Gloria Nice, Talkative Concerned Kyle Hinkel Kyle Fonzy, Absent Hard-guy Robert Hogue Hercules Bold. Friendly Nice to know Charles Howell Karen Jean Hreso Frank Ibbitson HowOrvis Karen Hank” Cheerful, Friendly Moody, Tom's Rash, Athletic Outgoing Scnsative Considerate Richard Jackson Dicky Friendly. Jokes Wrestler Eileen Johnston Eileen Crazy. Sneaky ??Innocent?? Artistic Michael Juliana Mike Juls, Quiet Blondie Anne Kelly Beth Reserved, Moody Nice To Know Joyce Klossman Maurice Komar ' Joycee” Maurice Artistic, Excitable Friendly, Intelligent Emotional Quiet Harry Kelly Harry Outgoing, Crazy Cuts June Kraynich Nich Crazy, Exageratcs, Fun-to-be-with Gosia Krysiuk Fish Greg's, Flirt, Desirable Edward Lambert Eddie Jive, Flirts Music Lover Mary Ellen Kyle Po-Po Innocent?, Argumentative, Always laughing Mark J. Lalonc Brain Skinny, Unique. Argues William Lawrence Bill Likable. Serious Friendly Sharon Lang Sher Artistic. Quiet, Creative John Lee John Artistic, Crazy Boisterous William R. Leeds Billy Joker, Attached Friendly Thomas Leon Tom Bowie, Concerts Platform Shoes Robert Lippincott Bob Quiet, Easy going Intelligent Miriam Mainello Mir Talkative, Imp Mysterious Mark Joseph Mancini The Kid Obvious, Cunning Artistic Patricia Donita Mateos Pat Easy going. Attractive Well-dressed Paulette McGee Sookie Sweet, Enticing Lois Maus Lois Gary’s. Crazy Nice to know Sharon McMorrow Sleepy, Smart Imaginative Jeffrey McCadc Bernie Artistic. Debator Pleasingly-Plump Mary McNally Mary Friendly. Quiet Nice-Dresser Fun to be with Adeline V. Monaco Jeffery Mitryh Jeff Friendly, Helpful N ice-dresser Jane Morrow Janie Athletic, Nice Ads Popular. Italian Independent Jalaine Murphy Sissy Pretty, Lysol-Nut Beautiful-Eyes Jeffs James Ncidrick Jim Criticizes, Studious? Vegetates Jeanine Nippins Bob’s, Cheerful Friendly John Pantuso Jack Nice Guy, Teaser Car-Freak Keith Panzera Keith Nutty, Lovable, Italian Michael Owens Mike Nice guy. Joker John Parker Jackie Friendly, Attached Mechanic Andrew Frank Per os Jo Ann Parzyeh Snippers Moody, Smiles Happy- Go-Lucky David Pearson Dave Pensive, Dreams Lethargic William Pittman 'Pitt” Nice, Cool Dawn Piescicnski “Dawn” New, Quiet? Attached “Spears” Suave, Smiley Debonair Wendy Polhcmus Pooh Blunt, Petite Artistic Bobby Potter Minnie Vanita Randall Pamela Randall Pott Minnie Shorty Friendly, Monica’s Cute. Honest Kind, Cute Easy going Energetic Smiles Ralph E. Rockhill Ralph David S. Raymond Dave Witty, Innocent?? Nice To Know Jeffrey Rigg “Riggsy Athletic, Friendly Janie's Wayne Ross Wayne Nice-looking, Smart Patricia Sawyer Pat Quiet, Nice Mechanical Randolph Roth Randy Cute, Shy Mysterious Pamela Diane Schweitzer Pam Moody, Stubborn Creative Steven Rothenburger Steve Skinny. Mechanic Wise-guy Robert Adams Rowdy, Concerned Involved Michael Sen ni Mike Outgoing. Popular Good-Looking Gary Silverman Gary Country Comforts, Southern Sunshine Master of Space Time Deborah L. Sheridan Debbie Moody. Dependable Thoughtful Benjamin Louis Shimshack “Big Ben” Nice, Wise Silent Ed Simpson Simp” Lover. Athletic Leader Dan Sofchak Softy’ ?Hcrc?, Cuts Friendly Eddie Spencer III Eddie Crazy, Aggressive Good-looking Walter Spichs Wait Hotrod. Flirt Kung Fu Wilbur Stafford Petesie” Cool, Tall Aggressive Teresa Stockton ’’Terri” Queer, New Causes Comotion Thersea Annette Stinson Teri Friendly, Crazy Talkative Walter E. Stout Jr. ‘.V loot'' Nice. Studious N ice Dresser Richard J. Sweeney Bird Crazy, Pleasant Thoughtful W anda Patricia Tanner Boo-Boo Talkative, Athletic Charming Riccardo W' Tanner Rick Sneaky, Quiet Athletic Betty Swiernick BJ. Friendly. Moody Talkative Anthony Bryon Thompson Ace Available, Blunt Confident Kathleen M. Tiesman Kathy Cute, Quiet Gary’s � Rose Mary Lisa Urbaniec Lisa Intelligent, Friendly Fun-to-be-with Lucille Marie Tiesman Lucy Ed's, Nice Ahtlelic Karen Vail God Friendly, Serious Conscientious Robert Titone “Tile” 49 Merc, Piasano Moustached John Van Brunt Mad Hatter Friendly, Crazy Unpredicatable Lisa Diane Vaughn Twiggy Friendly, Sincere Talkative Michael Vitullo Mike Carefree. Happy Radical Robert C. Vonlintig Bob Passive, Quiet Easygoing John W. Wade Waders” Competitive, Fast Easy-going Richard Vizachcro Rick Brilliant. Diligent Sarcastic Jack Wagner Jack Cunning. Cut-Up '57 Chevy Owner Eileen Wallen Otis Walls Naturalist. Witty Independent Speedy-O' Fun. Crazy Active Cynthia M. W ard Cindy Giggly. Short Randy's George Ward Carmen Deborah Washington Kathleen Wells George Carmen Wellzy Friendly. Patti’s Nice. Sensitive Forward. Carefree Hockey-nut Good-natured Independent David Wct cl Dave Nice-looking. Active Tcri Lynne Williams Ter Conservative. Feminist Sports- minded Jolice A. Witcher Jo Talkative. Schemer Out-going David Wolf “Wol ie” Humble. Pervious Friendly Ralph Wood fj Simple, Short Inquisitive William Wojenski Bill Uninhibited Rowdy Shawn M. Wooden Bear' Party-lover. Crazy Outdoorsman Josef Wallenta Joe Stimulating. Spaced-out Unpredictable Vanessa Yaniro Van Thomas Zelly Tom Talkative. Mike's Fun-loving Hotrod, Crazy Argumentive Grace Cianci Michael John McFall Linda Bissel Jack’s, quiet sweet Grade Concerned, Lovable Enthusiastic Chinky Sarcastic, Screwball. Zygodactyl Carolyn Sellner Carol Pete’s, Crazy Laughs Helen Vola Helen Friendly, Talkative Larry Ormond Larry Absent, Friendly Joy-Seeker Concerned Michael Wolvin Mike Graduated, Quiet Nice To Know POPULARITY POLL Most Popular Jeff Rigg Shelley Green He sits high in all the people’s hearts. — Julius Caesar Best Looking Mike Juliana Vanessa Yaniro All orators are dumb when beauty pleadeth. — Rape of Lucrece Most Likely To Succeed Jeff Rigg Connie Chintall They that stand high have many blasts to shake them. — Richard HI Contributed Most Rick Vizachero Shelley Green I wish your enterprise today may thrive. — Julius Caesar Class Clowns Frank Ibbitson Diane Cramer They that laugh win. — Othello Best Dressed Roi Ewell Maureen Monahan The apparel oft claims the man. — Hamlet Most Athletic JeffRigg Annette Gore . . . given to sports, wildness, and much company. — Julius Caesar Friendliest Mike Senni Donna Gray I had rather have such men my friends, than enemies. — Julius Caesar Most Studious Gary Silverman Connie Chintall Oh, this learning! What a thing it is! — Taming of the Shrew Most Artistic Mark Mancini Lee Ann Jacoby In framing artists, art hath thus decreed, To make some good, but others to exceed. — Pericles Prettiest Eyes Rick Davis Jalaine Murphy . . . those two eyes that become that heavenly face. — Taming of the Shrew Most Argumentative Rick Vizachero Kathy Wells . argument for a week, laughter for a month, and good jest forever. — Henry IV Class Flirts Tony Thompson Jolice Witcher A lover’s eyes will gaze an eagle blind. — Love’s Labour Lost Picture If You Can . . . Jeff Abrams six foot three. Walt Adams as a math professor. John Albano saying “Hello in the hall. Jason Arrington with a size two hat. Donna Ashton not engaged. Lesley Ayling being in ill health. Hal Baar with short hair. Kim Balsamo using balsam hair condition. Henry Barber cutting hair. Gil Barner arguing. Shelley Basilonc not hitting back. Tim Basset on a Hush Puppy box. Carolyn Bay as a drop out. Kenny Bishop not on the make. Linda Bisscl not with Jack. Ernie Blakemore without Carolyn. Ellen Blenman an amazon. Gene Bocci not being scrumpdillyicious. Libby, Libby. Libby Bowers on the label, label, label. Juel Bowie complimenting someone. Diane Brennan without Bob. Philip Brigham diving into the Stokes lake. Bev Bruce driving a car. Monte Burr taking ballet lessons. Paul Cahill with clean hands. Darlene Cameron not typing for Mr. Steinmetz. Wendy Cannon shooting off her mouth. Hcnny Capes selling apparel to super- heros. Sara Carrow shy of guys. Stanford Carter not cutting class. Maria Celmer not at the bowling alley. Sandy Cesaretti talking slow. Don Cheatham being serious. Connie Chintall cutting class. Rhonda Chitty with 20-20 vision. Bathsheba Collier not cheering. Raymond Coty not hcnpecking Jeff Me Cade. Louis Craft living at home. Michael Crago without his van. Diane Cramer as a quiet, shy. introverted person. Barbara Crum in cake. Dean Cugliotta as the head of a university. Nick Damon being a midget. Frank D’Ascendis as a potato farmer. Andre Davis not smiling. Ricky Davis without his hat. Denise Delisle “Mother of the Year. Susan Dennison going to a submarine race. Linda DeSante not talking about Billy. Andy Doerfier on time for homeroom. Lisa Dolce with nothing to wear. Marty Dorward as an atheist. Jeanne Durham not working at Mattson's. Michael Dwyer as a chatterbox. Keith Edmondson unfriendly. Sue Ekelburg without a French class. Joe Estelow in full control. Robbi Ewell as a line backer. Roi Ewell teaching geometry. Billy Farmer with silos in his backyard. Victor Fleming graduating from Harvard. Greg Foote without Sue. Scott Freck without a shop class. Gary Fredericks not working in the li- brary. Odette Freeman in school. Robert Frost writing poetry. Carl Gakcler wearing rags to school. Robert Garwood without his drums. Al Gcgenhcimcr getting a new hat. Brian Gennello taking up only one parking space. Miguel Gonzalles, being Irish. Greg Gordon being henpecked. Myron Gordon not breaking up with Brenda. Annette Gore in the net at the Spectrum. Donna Gray ready on time. Shelley Green with nothing to do. Vivian Green on St. Patrick’s Day. Nancy Haines going out with the girls while Rick’s home. Bonnie Hamlett getting a 100 in Steno. Ellis Haney figuring out how to make a program card. Buddy Harker not golfing on Saturday night. Rusty Henry not hanging in town. Gloria Heubner not eyeing Rusty. Kyle Hinkel president of A.A. Robert Hogue without a friendly word. Charlie Howell not sarcastic. Karen Hrcso getting rowdy. Frank Ibbitson with all his marbles. Richard Jackson without his yellow Mus- tang. Lee Ann Jacoby not artistic. Thomasina Johnson in school. Eileen Johnston as a W.A.V.E. Ricky Jones getting arrested. Manuela Jordon not knowing how to draw. Mike Juliana not looking um-um good. Beth Kelly in a dress. Harry Kelly not criticizing. Joyce Klossman missing a Florence bas- ketball game. Maurice Komar without his bottle. June Kraynich telling the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth. Gosia Krysuik halingGregGordon. Mary Ellen Kyle wearing flat shoes. Mark Lalone missing a sale at Hit or Miss. Eddie Lambert not a Jimi Hendrix fan. Sharon Lang not missing a day of school. Billy Lawrence in the mainstream of cur- rent world events. John Lee with a doctorate. Billy Leeds with Doreen. Tom Leon missing a Bowie Show. John Leshner working for the F.B.I. Bobby Lippincott not talking about the Masonic Home. Dana Lopez as the President’s chauffeur. Miriam Mainello as center on the basket- ball team. Mark Mancini without his kazoo. Pat Mateos talking with a drawl. Lois Maus not out withGary. Jeff McCade not in the language club. Sharon McMorrow wide awake through- out the day. Mary McNally without Pam. Joanie Michaud being called by her first name. Jeff Mitryk not friendly to everybody. Adeline Monaco wearing dresses every day. Maureen Monahan without her “Cadil- lac.” John Montalto owning a comb factory. Jane Morrow as a Playboy bunny. Jalaine Murphy living in the Township Dump without her Lysol. Jim Neidrich without his leg in a cast. Jeanine Nippins leading a parade. Mike Owens not being friendly. John Pantuso Keith Panzera in a hula skirt. Jack Parker in a suit. Joann Parzych without a business course. Dave Pearson refusing to study. Andy Pcros being victimized. Dawn Piescienski changing her name to Smith or Jones. Billy Pittman as a 98 lbs. weakling. Wendy Polhemus as a female wrestler. Bobby Potter co-starring with Bruce Lee. Minnie Randall innocent and quiet. Tim Randall as Joe College. David Raymond not with Rusty in town. Jeff Rigg playing the field. Ralph Rockhill on a stony mountain. Wayne Ross enjoying Calculus class. Randy Roth short and fat. Steve Rothenburgcr not riding through Farnerville. Pat Sawyer as an only child. Pam Schweitzer flunking a test. Carolyn Scllncr as a Senior. Mike Senni owning his own car. Debbie Sheridan giving up Hope. Ben Shimshak cruising. Gary Silverman not studying. Darlene Simpson being pleasant in the morning. Eddie Simpson married with 12 kids. Hope Smith not complaining. Danny Sofchak not booking down the road. Paulette McGee without a dude. Scott Spcllacy not trying to pull your leg. Eddie Spencer without a pocket hook. Walter Spiehs winning the Safe Driver’s Award. Terry Stockton without Lee Ann. Wilbur Stafford not being flirtatious. Theresa Stinson with laryngitis. Walter Stout anti-American. Rich Sweeney leading his nose instead of following it. Betty Swiernik not working at Burger King. Ricky Tanner getting rowdy. Wanda Tanner with an afro. Tony Thompson as president of Oscar Mayer. Joe Tiedman without his sidekick. Kathy Tiesman as a woman’s libber. Lucy Tiesman without the “mob.” Bob Titone attending an Alice Cooper concert. Warren Trotto jogging. Lisa Urbaniec failing Steno. Karen Vail having the wool pulled over her eyes. John VanBrunt without a cute little hat. Lisa Vaughn overweight. Mike Vitullo shaving everyday. Rick Vizachero losing an argument. Bob Vonlintig giving up farming. John Wade finding a pair of shoes that fit. Jack Wagner not gabbing with Zel. Eileen Wallen in a bad mood. Josef Wallenta spelling it with a ph . Ben Walls cutting class. Otis Walls not bothering the girls. Martin Walsh related to Dana. Cindy Ward driving a bomb. George Ward without Patti. Carmen Washington making trouble. Kathy Wells with no opinion. Dave Wetzel as the boy next door. Teri Williams scoring 15 points in a bas- ketball game. Jolice Witcher staying home at night. Phil Wilson as Class Valedictorian. Bill Wojenski as a mad scientist. Dave Wolf owning a chain of Stewarts franchises. f Ralph Wood not knowing the scores of all the games. Shawn Wooden without a strut. Vanessa Yaniro not moving when a song comes on. Tom Zelley losing a race. Class Of ’75 Homecoming Floats Senior Directory DOUGLAS ABRAMS Beverly Road 386- 9513 JEFFERY ABRAMS 115 Handler Drive 387- 0376 Soccer (JV-1,2,3, V-4) WALTER ADAMS Center Avenue 386- 4263 JOHN ALBANO 14th Str. Wall Avc. 387- 0553 AVA-(3,4): Basehall-(JV -1,2. V-3,4) Bas- ketball Scorckccper-(l.2,3.4); Class Officer-(VP-4); Football-(l. JV-2. V-3, C- 4); Homecoming-(l,2.3,4); Key Club- (2,3,4); Model Congress-(3,4) Honor Society-(3, VP-4); Newspaper -(3,4): Prom Comm.-(Co-Chairman-3), School Play-(4) Ski Club-(2,3, P-4); Student Senate - (4); Varsity Club-(Trcs.-3, P-4); Yearbook Sports Editor-(4) JASON ARRINGTON 13 Lancaster Rd. 386-9428 DONNA ASHTON P-13 Yorkshire Arms Apt. 386- 9296 Chorus-(l,2,3.4); Color Guard-(1.2,3,4): Gym Show-(1,2). School Store -(I); School P!ay-(4); Student Senate -(1.2) LESLEY AYLING 740 Gabaritle Ct. 387- 9259 HAL BAAR 32 Linden Rd. 386-3936 KIM BALSAMO 421 Chateau Apt. 386- 6491 HENRY BARBER 9 Lambeth Rd. 387- 4964 Baseball-(JV-2); Band-(3,4); Footba!l-(V- 3.4); Language Club-(l); SURE-(1,2,3,4); Varsity Club-(3.4); W restling-(V-2.3,4) GILBERT BARNER 11 Langrock Way 387-1068 Basketball-(JV-1,2); Football-(l. JV-2, V- 3,4); SU RE-( I); Track - (V-3,4) SHELLEY BASILONE 14th Wall Str. 386-2941 Hockey - JV-1,3); F.T.A.-(4); Gym Shov (2,4): Homecoming -(3,4); Pep Club-(4) Prom Comm.-(3); Student Senate-(4) Yearbook-(4); FBLA-(P-4) TIMOTHY BASSETT 45 Linden Rd. 387-1753 Chorus-(1,2,3,4); Homecoming-(3); Lan- guage Club-(1,2,3,4); Yearbook -(4); Stu- dent Senate-(3); Madrigal Singers-(4) CAROLYN BAY 1208 Noreen Drive 387-3948 Gym Show-(l,2,); Honor Society-(4); School Store-(l); Snack Shack -(3) KENNETH BISHOP Fountain Avenue 386-4266 AVA -(1,2); Football-(l, JV-2, V - 3,4); Homecoming -{1,2,3,4); Model Congress- (3.4) ; Student Senate-( 1,2,3); Varsity Club-(3,4) ERNEST BLAKEMORE 17 Laurie Way 386-2238 Band-(l); C.I.E.-(4); Cross Country - (1); Football-(3); Homecoming-(4); School Play-(2); Sure-(Chairman - 3,4); Track- (1,2); Wrestling -(Manager-2) ELLEN BLEMMAN 441 Dominique Ct. EUGENE BOCCI 13th W all Ave. JUEL BOW IE 21 Lamont Drive Basketball-(JV-l,2, V-4); Gym Show-(l); Student Senatc-(1,2); SURE-( 1,2,3,4); Yearbook -(4) ELEANOR BOWERS 201 Brittancy Court C.I.E.-(4) DIANE BRENNAN 26 Evergreen Lane 386-9097 Chorus-( 1,2,3); Gym Show-( I): Homecoming-(2); Language Club-( 1,2,3,); Majorette-(l,2, V-3); Model Congress- (3.4) ; School' Play-(2,3,4); Softball-(J V- 1.2); Student Senate -(3); Yearbooks 1,4) PHILIP BRIGHAM 8 Walnut Drive 386-2265 Language Club-(4) BEVERLY BRUCE 1209 Salem Rd. 386-0005 WA-(2); Cheerleader V-2,3); Field Hockey-(JV-l); FTA-(4); Gym Show- (1.2.4) ; FBLA-(1); Homecoming-(l,2,3.4) Prom Comm-(3); Pep Club-(4); Model congress-(3,4); National Honor Socicty- (4); Yearbook - (1,2,4); Student Senate - (3.4) ; Varsity Club-(3,4) MONTE BURR 19Cynwyd Drive 387-9202 Boy’s State-(3); Football-(l-C, JV - ( -2,3, V-C-4); Homecoming-(2,3,4); Honor So- ciety -(3.4); Student Senate-(4); Track (V- 1,2,3,4) Varsity Club-(3,4); Wrestling-(JV- V - 3) DARLENECAMERON 1 Ith Wall St. 386- 1092 Homecoming-( I) W ENDY CANNON 1507 Columbus Rd. 387- 2022 | Chorus - (3,4); Gym Show - (1,2.4); Homecoming J (1.2); Pep Club - (4); School Play - (4); Yearbook - (4); Student Activities Accountant - (3,4 - Bookkeeper) HENRIETTA CAPES 36 Lansdowne Rd. 387-2944 Chorus-(4); Gym Show-( 1,2,4); Language Club-(l); Newspaper-(2,3); Pep Club-(4); School Play-(2,4); Softball-(4) SARACARROW 3 La Clede Drive 386-6489 School Play-(4); School Store -(3); Student Senate-( 1,2); SURE-(I.2,3,4); FBLA - (1.2.3) ; Money Management Club-(P-3); Yearbook-(4) MARIA CELMER Devlin Ave. 386-5165 C.I.E.-(3,4) SANDRA CESARETTI Sylvan Park Drive 386-3375 Chorus - (4); Gym Show - (1.2,4); Home- coming - (1,2,4); Language Club - (1); Newspaper - (3); Pep Club - (4); School Play - (2,4); Ski Club - (2); Softball - (4); Yearbook - (1,4) DON CHEATHAM 3 Larkin Road 386-1571 Football-(l,2); Varsity Club-(3,4) SURE- (2.3.4) ; Wrestling-(JV 1,2, V - 3,4); Weight Lifting-(3,4) CONSTANCE CHINTALL 24 Laurie Way 386-2129 Language C!ub-( I, Sec-2,4); Ski Club - (2); Newspaper-(1,2,3); School Store - (1.2); Wrestling Manager-( 1.2) RHONDA CHITTY 8 Larchmont Drive 386-2328 Chorus-(4); Color Guard-(4); SURE -(4); Ycarbook-(4); FBLA-(Sec-3) BATHSHEBA COLLIER 25 Lancaster Drive Cheerlcader-(V-3.4); Chorus-(4); Gym Show-(l,2); Pep Club-(4); School Storc- (I); SURE-( 1,2,4); Student Senate-(l,2); FBLA-(l); Snack Shack- 1) RAYMOND COTY 14 LaClede Drive 387-3294 Chorus-(2); Homccoming-(3,4); Language Club-(2,3,4); Pep Club-(4); School Play- (4); Yearbook- 4); Future Physicians- (2.3.4) LOUIS CRAFT 27 Kingsbridgc Drive 386-1453 C.I.E.-(3) MICHAEL CRAGO 2 Laurie Way 386- 4542 DIANECRAMER Yubas Avc. 387- 0863 AVA-(2); Cheerleader-(JV-2); Field Hockcy-(JV-l); FTA-(Scc - 4); Gym Show -(1,2,4); Homecoming - (1,2,3,4); Pep Club-(4); Prom Comm.-(2,3); Student Senate-( 1,2,4) Yearbook- 1,2,4); FBLA- (4) BARBARA CRUM 8 Cypress Rd. 387-4237 Student Activities Accountant - (Book- keeper - 3,4); Chorus - (4); Gym Show - (I, 2,4); National Honor Society - (3,4); Yearbook - (1,4) DEANCUGLIOTTA 6F Cumberland Arms 387-1907 NICK DAMON 6 Larkin Rd. 386- 6629 FRANK D’ASCENDIS Beverly Road 387- 2213 Baseball-(JV-2, V-3); BasketbaII-(Inter- mural); Language Club-(4) ANDRE DAVIS 10 Lamont Rd. 387-4891 Baskctball-(1, JV-2,3, V-4); Football-(l, V-2,3.4); SURE -(1,2,3.4); Homecoming- (4); Varsity Club-(3,4); Yearbook-(4) RICHARD DAVIS 18 Larchmont Drive 387-0586 Basketball-(Intramural); Ski Club-(2,3,4); Band-( 1,2,3, P-4); Homecoming-(4); Soccer -(JV-1, V-3,4); Stage Band- (1.2.3.4) ; Brass Quintet-(2,3); Varsity Club-(3,4) DENISE DELISLE 18 La Clede Drive 386-5215 Language Club-( 1,2,3); DECA-(2-Sec); Future Physicians-( 1,2,3); Student Senate- (3); School Store-(2); Newspaper-(l); Wrestling Stats-(1,2,3,4) SUSAN K. DENNISON Rancocas Rd. 387-1199 LINDA DESANTE 19th Boudinot St. C.I.E.-(4) ANDREW DOERFLER 322 Chateau Apt. 386-2004 LISA DOLCE Beverly Road 386-2636 Chorus-(2,3,4); Gym Show-( 1,2,4); Lan- guage Club-(1,2. Sec-3,4); Library Aids- (1); Majorettes-(l,2, V-3,4); Prom Comm. -(3); School Play-(3,4); Yearbook- 1,2); FTA-(1,2) MARTIN DOWARD Rancocas Rd. 386-1902 AVA-(2,3,4); Chorus-(l,2); Fire Squad — (4); Gym Show- (Mats-2); Homecoming- (1,2,3,4); Ski Club-(3); Key Club-(2,3,4); School Play-(4); Model Congress-(3.4); Ncwspapcr-(3); Prom Comm-(3); Student Senate-( 1,2.3,4-T); Soccer-(JVl, V-2,3,4); Varsity Club-(3,4); Tennis-(JV-2, V-3,4) JEANNE DURHAM Yubas Ave. 386-3379 Chorus-( 1.2,3); Gym Show-( 1,2,4); Lan- guage Club-(1,2, VP-3,4); Homecoming- (1.2.3.4) ; Pep Club-(3); Library Aids-(2); Prom Comm-(3); Majorettcs-(l,2, V-3,4); Majorette Representative For Band-(4); Model Congress-(3,4); School Play-(2,4); Softball -(JV-1, V-2,4); Student Senate- (1.2.4) ; Yearbook -(1,2,3,4); Nursing Club Of America- 1,2) MICHAEL DWYER 9 Spruce Road 386-4562 Bascball-(JV-1,2,3, V-4); Cross Country- (V-2,3,4) KEITH EDMONDSON 10 Larkin Road 386- 0192 Basketball-(I, JV-2,3); SURE-(1,2,3,4) SUSAN EKELBURG 19th Wall St. 387- 0124 JOSEF ESTELOW Beechwood Avc. 386- 2003 ROBBI EWELL 32 Langdon Rd. 387- 4887 AVA-(3,4); Boy’s State-(3); Class Officier- (Pres-4); Model Congress -(3,4); National Honor Society-(3,4); Soccer-(JV-2, V-3,4); SURE-( 1,2,3, VP-4) ROI EWELL 32 Langdon Road 387-4887 Basketball- 1. JV-2, V-3,4); Cross Country-(V-1,2,3,4); Yearbook-(4); Fire Squad-(4), Homecoming-(4); SURE- (1.2.3.4) ; Track- V-l,2,3,4) Varsity Club- (3.4) WILLIAM FARMER 7 Beechwood Ave. 386- 2630 GREGORY ROOTE 11 Summer Road 387- 1438 Soccer -(V-2,3,4); Student Senate- 1) SCOTTFRECK Rt. 130 386-4472 GARY FREDERICKS 18 Longwood Drive 386-4605 AVA-(2,3); Boy's State-(3); Homecom- ing- 1,2,3,4); Language Club-(4); Library Aids-(l,2,3,4); National Honor Socicty- (3.4) ; Newspaper- (3,4); School Play-(4) ODETTE FREEMAN 15 Langdon Rd. 386-1148 Basketball-(JV-l); CIE-(3,4); Chorus-(l); Gym Show- 1,2); Pep Club-(3,4); Home- coming- 1-2); Prom Comm.-(3); Softball- (1); Student Senate-(l); SURE- 1,2,3,4); FBLA-(l); Yearbook- 1,4) ROBERT FROST RT. 130 Stevens Sta. 387-1594 CARLGAKLER 477 Lehigh Ave. 387-4630 Chorus -(1,2,3,4); Madrigal Singers-(3,4); Homecoming- 3,4); Language Club- (1.2,3.4); School Play-(4) ROBERT GARWOOD 26 La Clede Drive 386-0954 ALBERT GEGENHEIMER I La Salle Drive Football-(V-4); Wrestling-(V-4); Homecoming-(4) BRIAN GENNELLO 1326 Tanner Ave. 386-6855 Library Aids-(3) GREGORY GORDON Little Oxmead Rd 386-1124 AVA-(2,3); Basketball- I. V-2,3.4); Football- 1, JV-2, V-4); Fire Squad-(4); Homecoming- 1,2,3,4); Key Club-(3,4); Newspaper- 1,4); Prom Comm-(3); Stu- dent Senate - (1,2,3,4); Varsity Club-(3,4); Yearbook- 1,3,4) SURE-(1) Senior Directory MYRON GORDON r GLORIA HEUBNER 44 Lansdowne Rd. 25 Sycamore Drive 387-3649 386-2499 MICHAEL JULIANA 100 Handler Drive 386-4722 Fire Squad-(4); Newspapcr-( 1); Ski Club- (3,4); Soccer-( 1,2,3, Capt-4); SURE- KYLEHINKEL ANNE KELLY (1,2,3,4); Varsity Club-(3,4) 2 Baird Ave. 1215 Salem Rd. 387-0290 387-0750 ANNETTE GORE Rancocas Rd. 387-0830 Cheerleader-(JV-I); Gym Show-( 1,2,4) Field Hockey-(JV-2, V-3, V-Capt-4); Ski Club-(2,3,4); Yearbook-(2,3,4); Athletic Office-(3,4) DONNAGRAY Mt. Holly Rd. 386-4145 Basketball-(JV 2,3); Chorus-(l,2.3); Hockey -(JV 2, V-3,4); Prom Comm. - (3) Gym Show-( 1,2.4); Homecoming (1,2,3,4); Model Congress-(4); National Honor Society-{3,4); Snack Shack-(2); Student Scnatc-(2,3,4); Varsity Club-(3, 4); FBLA-(4); FTA-(4) SHELLEY GREEN 18 Linden Road 386-3902 AVA-(4); Basketball-(JV-I); SURE-(2): Cheerlcader-(JV-2, Capt-3, V-4); Chorus- (1,2,3); Field Hockey-(JV-l); Girls State Alternate - (3); Pep Club-(4); Gym Shou- (1,2); Homecoming-(l,2,3,4); Prom Comm-(3); Model Congress-(3); Youth In Government-(3.4): Student Senate-(1,2. VP-3. Pres-4); Yearbook-(2,3, Editor-4) ROBERT %HOGUF. 5 Larchmont Drive 387-3398 Football-(V-3); Wrestling-( V-3.4) CHARLES HOWELL 35 Langdon Rd. 386- 4912 Baseball - (1,2 - Manager); Band (3,4); FootbaU-(l,2-JV. V-3,4); Ski Club-(1,2); School Play-(1,2,3.4); SURE-(I,3); Var- sity Club-(3,4); Wrestling-(JV-2, V-3); FBL4m2,3) KAREN HRESO 24 Woodland Way 387- 1459 Field Hockcy-(JV -2, V-3); Gym Show-(2); Homecoming-(l,2); Prom Comm-(3) FRANK IBBITSON 18 Illinois Ave. 386-3678 Iaseball-(JV-1,2 V-3,4); Soccer-(JV 1, V-2,3,4); Student Senate-(2,3); Newspaper-(4); Homecoming-( 1,2,3,4); v'arsity Club-(3,4): Basketball-(l) RICHARD JACKSON 25 Lamont Rd. 386-2998 I HARRY KELLY 10 Langrock Way 386-5879 JOYCE KLOSSMAN 18 Willow Way 386-5538 AVA - (3,4); Gym Show - (1,2,4); Home- coming - (1,2.3.4); Model Congress - (3); School Play - (3.4); Prom Comm - (3); Ski Club - (3.4); Yearbook - (1,2,4); Student Senate - (2,4) MAURICE KOMAR 1 Maple Road 386-5365 National Honor Socicty-(4); Tennis-(4) JUNEKRAYNICH Ox mead Rd. 386- 5582 [ Gym Show-( 1,2,4); Homecoming-(4); Li- brary Aides-(2,3); Majorette-(V-3,4); Yearbook Business Manager-(3,4); FBLA-(1,2) GOSIA KRYSIUK 39 Walnut Drive 387- 9072 NANCY HAINES 531 Fordham 386- 0384 Gym Show-(2,4); Homecoming-(3.4); Mo- del Congress-(3,4); AVA-(3,4) School Play-(3,4); Prom Comm.-(3); Ski Club-(3, Sec-4); Yearbook-(4) BONNIE HAMLETT 11 La Gorce Blvd. 387- 0836 CIE-(4); Color Guard-(2,3); FBLA - (4); Language Club-(2.3,4); Prom Comm-(3); School Play-(2.4); Soccer - (Manager-3); Ski Club-(2) ELLIS HANEY 7 Sycamore Drive 386- 2032 Band-(1,2); Student Senate (2); Home- coming -(1,2,4); Track-(2); Newspaper - (1); Yearbook-(3,4) HAROLD HARKER Beverly Rd. Park Ave. 387- 0764 Soccer -(I); SURE-(I,2.3,4) WILLIAM HENRY Goodyear Lane 386-9040 Band-( 1,2,3); Homecoming-(4); Ski Club - (I); Wrestling-(l) Boy's State Alternate-(3); AVA-(3,4); Class Representative- ); National Honor Socicty-(4); Fire Squad -(2,3,4) Football- 1. V-2,3,4); Key Club-(2,3.4) Language Club-(2); Newspaper-(4); SURE-( 1,2,3 - Trcs. 4-Pres); Track-(l, V-2);: Wrestling - (JV-1, V-2.3-C-4); Youth In Government- (3); Varsity Club-(3,4 - Tres) LEE ANN JACOBY 4 Cynwyd Drive 386-3658 AVA - (4); Gym Show - (1,2,4); Home- coming - (1,2,3.4); Pep Club - (4); Prom Comm - (3); Yearbook - (1,2,3) THOM ASINE JOHNSON 13 Langdon Rd. EILEEN JOHNSTON 19 La Gorce Blvd. 386-4923 Gym Show-(2); Homecoming-(4); Soccer Managcr-(4) RICHARD JONES 40 Sycamore Drive 386-5674 Football-(l, JV-3, V-4): Homecoming-(4) MANUELA JORDON 26 Langdon Rd. 386-1252 Color Guard-(3); Homecoming -(4); Newspaper-(4); School Play-(3,4); Snack Shack -(4); Yearbook-(4); Softball-(4); Pep C lub-(4); Ski Club-(4); AVA-(4) MARY ELLEN KYLE 2 Walnut Drive 387-9418 Gym Show-(2); Homccoming-(4); Library Aide-(4); FBLA-(l); Yearbook Business Manager-(3.4) School Store-( 1) MARK LALONE 19 Rose Lane 386-5082 Chorus-(3,4); School Play-(3,4) EDDIE LAMBERT 48 Lansdowne Rd. SHARON LANG lOCrestwood Drive 386-6231 CIE-(4) BILL LAWRENCE 19 Spruce Rd. 386-0871 JOHN LEE 20 Latimer Way 386-1483 WILLIAM LEEDS Fountain Avc. 386- 9029 THOMAS LEON 817 Henri Court 387- 3523 CIE-(4) ROBERT LIPPINCOTT Center Ave. 386-3381 MIRIAM MAINELLO 407 Cedar Drive 386-6378 Future Physicians-(2); Chorus-(3,4): brary Aide-(3,4); School Play-{4) National Honor Socicty-(3,4); Yearbook Section Editor-(4); Homecoming-(2,3,4); FBLA-(1); Prom Comm-(3); Softball-(V- 2); School Store-(1,2); Student Senatc-(l); Varsity Club-(4) JEFFERY MITRYK 1607 Mt Holly Rd. 387-2687 ADEL1N1 MONACO Fountain Avenue horus-( 1,2,3) Class Officer-(VP-2); SURE-(I); Gym Show (1,2); AVA-(4) 386-6928 Cheerleadcr-( J V-1,2): Ch Li- MARK MANCINI Sterling Acres 387-9431 Basket ball-(JV-2); Band-( 1.2); Cross Country -(V-3); Stage Band-(l,2); Foot- ball (V-4); Homecoming -(4); Track-(V- 1,2,3,4) PATRICIA MATEOS Rd I Jacksonville Rd. 387-9354 . . , Basketball-(JV-2); Softball-(l); National Honor Society-(4); Library Aidc-(4); Yearbook-(4); Future Physicians-(2) LOIS MAUS 42 Evergreen Lane 387-4884 Field Hockey Manager-(2); Majorette-(l- Co-Capt); CIE-(3,4); Gym Show-(|,2); Chorus-(l,2) Homecoming-(2); FBLA-(1, 2 Historian); Library Aide-(l); Snack Shack-(2) School Store-(l,2) JEFFERY McCADE 338 Chateau Apts. 386-4726 Language Club-(l,2,3,4): School Play-(4); Student Senate-(3); Ski Club-(2); Year- book- ); Future Physicians-( 1,2,3,4); Pep Club-(4); Homecoming-(3,4); Library Aide-( 1,2,3) PAULETTE McGEE Notting Hill Apt. 41 386- 9106 SHARON McMORROW 12th Cleveland Ave. 387- 9327 Academic Award-(PSAT-4); Chorus-(3) National Honor Society-(4); Wrestling Scorckeeper-(3); Student Senate-(2,3); Yearbook-(2); Gym Show-(2); Homecom- ing-(2); School Play-(2); Ski Club-(3); Snack Shack-(2) MARY McNALLY 114 Handler Drive 386-0278 Gym Show-(l,2.4); Homecoming-(4); Language Club-(2) JOAN MICHAUD 10 W'alnut Drive 386-3702 Field Hockey-(JV-2. Manager-3, V-4); MAUREEN MONAHAN Summer Ave. 387-1875 Field Hockey-(JV-l. V-3.4). Girls State- (3); FBLA-(Scc-4); Student Senatc-(3,4); Gym Show-( 1,2.4); Homecoming-(3); Prom Comm-(3); Varsity Club-(3,4); Snack Shack-(2); Pep Club-(3.4); Ncwspa- per-(4); FTA-(3, VP-4); Honor So- ciety-(4); Yearbook-( 1,2.4) JANE MORROW Columbus Rd. 386-3459 Basketball IV.I, V-2,3): Class Officer- (1 res-2.3.4); Hockey-(JV-l. V-2. V- CAPT-3,4); National Honor Society-(3, 4); Newspaper Sports Editor-3.4); Prom Comm-(Co-Chairman-3);Student Senate- (1.2,3,4); Varsity Club-(3,4); G m Show- (1,2); Homecoming-(l.2,3,4); So!tball-(V- 2); Snack Shack-(2); Model Congress-(3. 4); Chorus-(2,3); Yearbooks 1,2,3) JALAINE MURPHY 20 Linden Rd 386-4083 Chorus-( 1,2,3); Gym Show-(1.2); Student Senate-(1.2); Ski Club-(2); Language Club-(4); Homccoming-(1.2,3.4); Prom Comm-(3); School PIa (4): Yearbook 1, 2) IEDI 2,3,4); Library Senale- JAMES NIEDRICK Mt. Holly Rd. 386- 9069 JEANINENIPPINS 34 Evergreen Lane 387- 3862 Color Guard-(Co-Capt-l. Capt Gym Show-(I,2); Newspaper-(l); Aidcs-(l); Tennis-(4); Student (1,2,4); DECA-(2); Prom Comm-(3); School Play-(2,3,4); School Store-(l); F BL A-( I) Chorus-( 1,2,3,4) MICHAEL OWENS Neck Rd. 386- 6456 JOHN PANTUSO 21 Kingsbridge Drive 387- 0270 Football-( 1. J V-2,); Track-( I, V-2) KEITH PANZERA 15Crestwood Drive 387-1681 Cross Country - (JV - 1,2); Track - (V - 1, 2,3.4); Gym Show Mats - (2); Homecom- ing - (4); Snack Shack - (3); Pep Club - (4); Fire Squad - (4) JOHN PARKER Marter Ave. 386-9049 JOANN PARZYCH Neck Road 386- 3234 Language Club - (1,2,3. Tres - 4); School Store - (1.2,3); Future Physicians -(1,2,3); Ski Club-(2); Yearbook - (4); FBLA - (I, 2.3); DECA - (2); Chorus - (2) DAVID PEARSON Bloomer Drive 387- 3917 Soccer-(V-4) ANDREW PEROS 27 Sycamore Drive 386- 0181 DAWN PIESCIENSKI 7 La Mont Drive 387- 0923 BILLY PITTMAN 15 Lamont Road WENDY POLHEMUS Neck Road Chorus-(3), Prom Comm-(3), Homecom- ing - 3.4) BOBBY POTTER 25 Landsberrv Drive 387-1624 Football-(l, J V-2, V-3,4); Y earbook-(4); Varsity Club-(3.4V, Student Senate-0); SURE-0.2.3,4) MINNIE RANDALL 7 Lancaster Rd. Chorus-(2,4); School Pla -(3); SURE-(I. 2); Snack Shack-(l) PAMELA RANDALL 7 1 ancaster Rd Gym Show-(l,2); Language Club-O). Pep Club-(4J; Snack Shack-(1); Student Senate-(l); SURE-0.2,3,4); Yearbook (U.4) DAVID RAYMOND Fountain Avenue 387-0211 JEFFERY RIGG 31 Evergreen Lane 387-2685 Baseball - (JV - 1, V - 2, V-Capt - 3,4); Basketball-(l. V-2.3.4); Football (I. V- 2,3. V-Capt-4); Class Officer-(Pres-2.3); Homecoming-(l,2.3.4): Model Congrcss- (3.4); National Honor Society-(3,4); Prom Comm-(3); Newspaper (3,4); Varsity Club-(3,4); Student Scnatc-( 1,2) RALPH ROCKHILL Fountain Avenue 387-3937 Senior Directory WAYNE ROSS Sterling Acres 386- 5361 Homecoming-(3,4); Newspaper-(3,4); Model Congress-(3,4); Prom Comm-(3); Pep Club-(4); School Play-(3,4); Ski Club- (Pres-2,3,4); Track-(V-2); Soccer-(JV-2); Student Scnate-(Sec-3, VP-4) RANDOLPH ROTH 122 Handler Drive 387- 1561 Soccer-(JV-l,2,3 V-3); Track-(V-3) STEVEN ROTHENBURGER 16 Sycamore Drive 386-3154 PATRICIA SAWYER 26 Linden Road 386-6361 Chorus-(4); Ycarbook-(4) Scnate-(2,3,4) Homccoming-( 1.2,3,4); Varsitv Club-(3,4); Basketball (I, JV-2,3, V-4) DAN SOFCHAK 6 Crest wood Drive 386-1393 Bascball-(1,2); CIE-(4); Homecoming-(4) EDDIE SPENCER 24 Lancaster Rd. 386-5437 Football-(l. V-23); Band-(l), Language Club-(l); CIE-(4); Homecoming-(2,3): FBLA-(3); Prom Comm-(3); Track-(l); Student Scnate-(l,2,3,4); SURE-|(I,2,3,4); Varsity Club-(3) W ILBE R STAFFORD 42 Langdon Rd. 8asketball-(J V-2, V-3,4); Band-( 1); Track-(l); SURE- 1,2,3, Tres-4); Varsity Club-(3,4); Yearbook-(2,4) PAMELA SCHWEITZER 20 Kingsbridge Drive 387-9502 Gym Show-(1.2,4); Homecoming-(2.4); National Honor Society-(3,4); Language Club-(2,4) MICHAEL SENNI 26 Peachtree Lane 387-0977 Bascball-(JV-l, V-2,3,4); AVA-(2); Homecoming-(l. 2,3.4); Fire Squad-(4) Newspaper-(Featurcs Editor-3,4); Pep Club-(4), Prom Comm-(3); Student Sen- ate 1.2,3,4); Ski Club-TTT Varsity Club- (3,4); Ycarbook-(3,4) DEBORAH SHERIDAN Fountain Ave. ______ 387-4812 CIE-(4) HI BENSHIMSHACK Jacksonville Road 387-1508 Language Club-(2,4); School Store-(4) GARY SILVERMAN 483 I eHigh Ave 386-3913 Homecoming-(l.2.3.4); School Play-(3) National Honor Society-(3, Pres-4); Key Club-(2,3, Pres-4); Newspaper-(3,4) Soc- ccr-(JV-l,2, V-3.4); Tennis-(V.|.3) Var- sity Club-(3); Student Senate-(1,2) DARLENE SIMPSON 5 Lamont Rd. ■ 387-4764 Chorus-(2,3.4); Homecoming-( 1.2,3); Ncwspaper-(2,3); Gym Show-( 1,2) ED SIMPSON I 5 Lamont Rd. I 387-47M AVA - )2,3); Class Officer - (VP - 3); Baseball-(1,2, V-3,4); Fire Squad-(4); Ke} Club-3,4); Footballi(I, V-2,3,4); Studen THERESA STINSON 7 Lambeth Rd. 386-2729 Girls Basketball Manager - (1,2,4); Class Representative - (4); SURE - (1,2, Histo- rian - 3, Sec - 4); FBLA - (1,2, Historian - 3,4); Money Management - (3); DECA - (2); Yearbook - (1.2.4); Hockey - (4); Gym Show - (1,2,4); Pep Club - (4); School Store - (1,2); Snack Shac - (4); Student Senate - (4); Homecoming - (1,2,3,4) TERESA STOCKTON 6Cynwyd Drive AY -(4); Homecoming-(4); Pep Club-(4); Ycarbook-(4) WALTER STOUT Beverly Rd. 386-1445 Boy’s State-(3); Year book-(3,4); Fire Squad-(4); Homecoming-(4); Ski Club- (2.3,4) RICHARD SWEENEY 1203 Tanner Ave. Baseball-(2, V-3,4); Homccoming-( 1,2,3, 4) Football-(JV-3, V-4); Student Senate- (1); Varsity Club-(4); Prom Comm-(3) BETTY SWIERNICK Mill Lane 387-3261 Chorus-(l,2.3,4); Homecoming-(l); School Play-(4); Gym Show-( 1,2) RICCARDO TANNER 31 La Clede Drive 386-5089 Basketball-(l); Fire Squad-(1,2,3,4); Foot- ball 1, V-2.3,4); Homecoming-(3,4); Class Representative- ); Surc-(1,2,3,4); FBLA-(2,3, VP-4); TracksV-1,2,3,4) Var- sity Club-(3,4) WANDA TANNER 31 La Clede Drive 386-5089 Basketball-(V-3,4); Band-(1,2); Class Offi- cer VP-2); School Storc-(l,2); Prom Comm-(J); Chorus-(3,4) Pep Club-(4); Field Hockcy-(V-2,3); Sure-( 1,2,4); Gym Show-( 1.2.4Y Ski Club-(3.4) Track-(3,4) Softball-(JV-l, V-2); Money Management Club-(3); Homccoming-( 1,2,3); Year- book 1,2,3,4); Language Club-( 1,2,3); Youth InGovernmcnt-(3); Madrical Sing- ers-(4Y, Varsity Club-(3.4); FBLA-(I, Tres-2.3); Madel Congrcss-(3) if ANTHONY THOMPSON ■ 562 Cornell Rd. 386-3686 Baseball - (JV - 1. V - 2, - Capt - 3,4); Bas- ketball-0. V - 2,3. V-Capt - 4); Football - (1, V - 2,4); Yearbook - (4); Fire Squad - (4); Prom Comm - (3); Homecoming - (1, 2,3,4); National Honor Society - (3,4); Money Management - (VP - 3); School Play - (4); Model Congress - (3.4); News- paper - (3,4); Ski Club - (2); Student Sen- ate-(1,2, Tres- 3); Young In Government - (3), Varsity Club - (3,4) KATHLEEN TIEi iviAN 25 Peachtree Lane 386-6443 Class Officer-(Sec-1,2,3); Majorette- (Capt-1); Cie-(4); Student Senate-(l,2,3); Homccoming-0,2,3,4); Gym Show-(l,2); Chorus-(l,2,3)4 Prom Comm-(3) LUCILLE TIESM AN 25 Peachtree Lane 386- 6443 Field Hockey-(JV-l, V-2,3,4); FTA-(1,2, VP-3. P-4); National Honor Society-(3.4, Tres); Gym Show-(l,2); Chorus-(2,3); Homecoming-(l,2,3,4); Pep Club-(4); Prom Comm-(3); Snack Shack-(2); FBLA-(4 Tres); Varsity Club-(3,4); Year- book 1,2.4) ROBERT TITONE Jacksonville Rd. 387- 4445 Nestoress Club-(Tres-Scc-1.2.3,4); Anti- que Car-(Pres-l.2,3,4); Gym Show-(2): Key Club-(4); Homecoming-(4) ROSEMARY URBANIEC Fountain Ave. 386-3969 National Honor Society-(3,4); Student Scnate-(2); Deca-(2); School Store-( 1.2.3); FBLA-( 1,2,3); Ski Club-(2) Yearbook- ): FTA-(4) KAREN VAIL Beverlv Rd. 386-0638 Cheerleader-(JV-2, V-3, V-Capt-4); Na- tional Honor Society-(3, Sec-4); Chorus- (1,2,3,4); Pep Club-(4): Gym Show-(1,2); Yearbook-(4) Student Senate-(4); School Play-(3,4) JOHN VAN BRUNT lOGlenside Ave. 386- 0369 Homecoming- 3.4); Track- V-2,3,4); Ski Club-(4) LISA VAUGHN 43 La Gorcc Blvd. 387- 1307 Chorus- 1,2.3,4); Pep Club-(4); Gym Show- 1,2,4); Softball-(J V-2); School Store- 1,2,3); Deca-(2) FBLA- l,2,3) MICHAEL VITULLO 18 Spruce Rd. Class Officer- Pres-1); AVA-(4); Fire Squad-(4); Gym Show-(l); Homecoming- (1.4) ; Yearbook-(1.4); Student Scnate- (1.4) ; Bullitin Board- 3, VP-4); Dark Room-(Pres-4); Key Club-(3. Sec-4); Newspaper- 1,4) RICHARD VIZACHERO 424 Lake Ave. 386-3480 Basketball- 1-Intramural); Baseball- J V- 1,2. V-3,4); National Honor Society-(3,4); Model Congress- 3.4); FTA-(4); Newspa- pcr-(2, Editor-3.4); Yearbook-(2,3. Co- Editor-4); Varsity Club- 3,4); Weightlift- ing- 1); Football- 1); Key Club-(2,3.4) ROBERT VON LINGTIG Jacksonville Rd. 386-5121 JOHN WADE 23 Walnut Drive 386-4371 Cross Country-(V-3,4); Football- !. JV-2); Track - (V - 1.2.3.4) JACK WAGNER Beech wood Ave. 386-1472 EILEEN WALLEN Rancocas Rd. 386-3799 field Hockey- J V-4); SURE-(2,3): Cho- rus- 1,2,3); Gym Show- 1,2); Majorette- (1); Tcnnis-(2); Student Senate-(2,3); Ski Club-(3): School Play-(4) OTTIS W ALLS 32 La Gorce Blvd. 386-3732 Baseball- JV-2,3. V-4): Band- 1); SURE- (3) CYNTHIA WARD Rancocas Rd. 386-2031 Chorus- 1.2,3,4); Homecoming- 4); Lan- guage Club- 3,4); Stage Band-(3,4); Year- book ); National Honor Society- 3,4); School Store- 1); School Play- 1) GEORGE WARD C-5 Parker Ave. 386-0701 Track-(JV-2,3); Football- 1) CARMEN W ASHINGTON 4 Landsdowne Rd. 386-5843 Basketball- 1); Ycarbook-(4); Future Physicians-(2); Gym Show- 2) KATHLEEN WELLS 14th Griffith Ave. 386-0986 Gym Show- 1,2); Homecoming- 2) MARTIN WALSH 1221 Liberte Court 386-6526 Cie-(4) BENJAMIN WALLS 32 La Gorce Blvd. 386-3732 Baseball-(JV-2); SURE- 1,2); Football- (JV-2,3. V-4) DAVIS WETZEL C6 Parker Ave. 386-6257 TER I WILLIAMS 2 Laveer Rd. 386-6046 Basketball- J V-1,2 V-4); Hockey- JV-l); Gym Show-(2,4); Ncwspaper-(3,4); School Play-(4); SURE-(2,3,4); Student Senate- 1,2,3); Yearbook-2,3,4) JOLICE W ITCHER 321 Tanner Ave. 386-5468 Hockey - (JV - 2, V - 3,4); Chorus - (2); FTA - (1,2,3,4 - Trcs); Prom Comm - (3); Gym Show - )1,2,4); Homecoming - (1,2,3. 4); Language Club - (1,2.3.4); Ski Club - (2,3); Model Congress - (3,4): Yearbook - (1.2.3.4); Student Senate - (Sec - 4); Var- sity Club- 3,4); AVA-(2,3.4) W ILLIAM WOJENSKI 3 Harvest Lane 386-2346 DAVID WOLF 143 LaGorce Blvd. 386-5524 Fire Squad- 4); Football-(4); Homecom- ing- 1,2,34); Newspaper-(4); Ski Club-(2); Key Club-(3.4); Wrestling- JV-2, V-3) RALPH WOOD Yubas Ave. 386-5682 Soccer-(JV-2, V-3,4) SHAW N WOODEN I Sycamore Drive Football- I. JV-3); Prom Comm- 3); Stu- dent Senate-(4); Homecoming- 1.2,3,4) VANESSA YANIRO 495 Lehigh Ave. 386-3675 Cheerleader-(JV-1, V-2,3, V-Capt-4); Model Congress- 3.4); Pep Club-(4); Lan- guage Club-(l); Homecoming- 1.2,3.4); FTA-(l); Class Officer- Sec-4): Chorus- (2.3); Gym Show- 1,2); Varsity Club-(3,4) Student Senate-(4); Prom Comm-(3); Yearbook-(4) THOMAS ZELLY Columbus Rd. 387-0915 Football —(1, JV-2) GRACECIANCI L3879 0ak Forest Blvd. North Seminole, Fla. 33542 8 J 3-397-3124 Gym Show- 1,2): Homecoming- 1,2,3); Honor Society-(3); Prom Comm-(3); Snack Shack- 1,2.3): Student Senate- 1,2, 3); Yearbook- (1,2,3) MICHAEL MCFALL Football- JV-3); Homecoming-(3,4); Track-V-2,3); FBLA- 3) CAROLYN SELLNFR 27 Kingsbridge Drive 387-1453 CIE —(4) WALTER SPIEHS Bunting Ave. 386-2377 JOSEF W ALLENTA Center Ave. 386-3905 STANFORDCARTER 10 Lansdownc Rd. 386- 5270 Student Senate- 4); SURE- 1,2) VICTOR FLEMING 4K5 Arbor Green Apts. 871-2041 VIVIAN GREENE 1517 Columbus Rd. 387- 2886 CIE-(4); Gym Show-(4); SURE- I .2,4); Career Day-(3) JOHN MONTALTO Neck Rd R D 2 386- 2407 Band- 1,2.3.4); Ski Club- 3. VP-4); CIE- (4) HOPE SMITH 711 Prospect Av«. 387- 0215 Chorus-(4): School Store- 1,2,3); FBLA- (1.2.3) ; DECA- 2) JOSEPH TIEDEMAN 23 Lancaster Drive 386-2620 Fire Squad-(2,3,4); Track- 1): Wrestling- (JV-I. V-2,3.4); Varsity Club- 3.4); Foot- ball-V-2,3,4); Library Aid-(3) LAURIE DUBELL Beverly Road 386-2962 Band- 1,2,3); Band Sec- 2,3); Stage Band- (1.2.3) ; Chorus- 1,2,3); School Play- 1,3); Student Senate- 1,2,3); Class Officer- (Sec-Class of 76-3): Language Club-(2); Gym Show- l); Prom Comm- 3); Model Congress-(3) NORMA CUGLIOTTA UNDER CL A SSMEN _J — r---------------------------- Enthusiasm To Look For Tomorrow ____________________________J y I. Aslor R. Austin G. Ballinger J. Basantis L. Baugh K. Bennet J. Bodinc L. Booth A. Boyd D. Botehlo A. Boyd C. Bradberry J. Brining D. Brown M. Cannella e P. Carlin M. Caulfield K. Chapman G. Cheatham K. Chapman J. Christian G. Collins K. Colvcll C. Comcgys E. Colgan R. Collier L. Cowin W. Cserjes N. Cugliotta G. Darling L. Darr M. Davies S. Davis P. Dennison V. Eckman C. Edmondsor M. Donahue L. Dubell S. Eager D. Engel D. Fecnstra C. Frake J. Freeman M. Gaskin T. Grcenwald B. Grippe R. Gutjahr D. Hall J. Hamleii R. Hanlon Harrison D. Haukom D. Hawkins C. Hess S. Horne L. Horner P. Horner E. Jaggar D. Johnson J.Johnson R. King K. Sung J. Kinney K. Kline S. Lehman A. Leroy K. Little D. Loveman R. Mainer B. Malatich K. Manzi C. Marco K. Mateos S. Maver S. Mayberry E. Mazur C. McCormick K. Mingin K. Monastero B. Mulholland S. Murphy W. Naprawa K. Neiheils B. Nixon P. O’Neil E. Padgett D. Panzera W. Parker R. Parkerson L. Pelt M. Perkins K. Pero D. Ponder S. Popp L. Potter R. Potter D. Raftery L. Ransom F. Reddish B. Rhubart R. Riley C. Robinson P. Roche A. Sawyer D. Sargent L. Schmit R. Schuyler E. Scweitzer C. Scwcnz S. Sharp S. Shcdrick M. Shimshak S. Shinn D. Smith P. Smith D. Spencer W. Stafford L. Stephenson B. Teague J. Thomas K. Trembula L. Umstead D. Unora W. VanSciver D. Viselli D. Wade J. Walker K. Walsh D. Ward D. W ills D. Wolvin A. Ziegler Class of '11 P. Abclc K. Abrams P. Alcott C. Alcott J. aIcsso M. J. Angelo R. Arrington S. Bassett O. Baker N. Beach D. Bell R Bintliff G. Black R. Boatwright T. Booker D. Brant L. Brown D. Bryan L. Buffington B. Bundy 'O. Buzzi L. Carnivale O. Christian C. Collier Y. Collier D. Couch D. Cox L. Crompton R. Craig S. Cramer A. Csanyi D. Dalfonso D. Damon J. Davidson K. Davis D. Davis R. Deacon M. Decker K. Eckman S. Fanourgakis S. Farmer P. Fenn P. Finley P. Fiorillo B Foote M. Fov R. Foy R. Forvour L. Forvour J. Frakc T. Gakclcr V. Garmen S. Gaus J. Gaynor L. Gscll T. Gray S. Guria D. Haas J. Hamlett T. Hanlon A. Hawkins R. Heath L. Hershberger K. Hess C. Hieks R. Hines S. Hreso H. Hullings E. Hunter T. Hurt J. Jackamonis N.Jackson D. James G.Johnson P. Dorward K. Dubell Je) 0 R. Duggan M. Lombard J. Loycr J. Lyczak J. McPhee N. Mainello D. Marchcsc M. Marcozzi M. Matton B. Maver J. Mayberry J. Mazur K. McCarty S. McDermott M. McElroy B. McGair C. McGlory N. McGlynn S. McNamara M. Johnston G. Kee K. Koteles G. Komar M. Lewis D. Melton R. Michaud L. Monahan B Judd D. King C. Keys B. Lang C. Liepic D. Melmed P. Miller K. Montagano L. Lee B. Lippincott S. Melmed R. Molino T. Montalto C. Morris C. Morris L. Morris B. Morrisey R. Maury R. Murray S. Newcomb D. Newell J. O’Hara N. Owens J. Pancowski M. Perkins C. Peros R. Powell E. Piltman G. Polito J. Polizzi T. Popp R. Potter B. Raison S. Pretty L. Rivas V. Pulcinella R. Rivas K. Rodd E. Romani E. Sampson T. Sawyer J. Schuyler S. Schweitzer V. Roach C. Rowland L. Sanders D. Schulties J. Schwarz J. Senni C. Roller C. Ross K. Sandusky J. Sheridan L. Slater T. Spezzano J. Sussegger E. Shimshak T. Shinn R. Short J. Silver N. Smith D. Smith S. Snow S. Sofcak G. Staub E. Stetz S. Stockton M.Sung R. Taylor C. Thompson K. Trotto M. Ulissi M. Urbaneic R. Vaughan R. Walters K. Ward D. Washington J. Wargo J. Wilder L. Williams D. Wilson S. Wilson Wood K. Wooden A. Wojenski K. Woolman D. Yaes B. Yohe M. Youmans C. Yuffrido T. Zelley P. Zingaro Class of ’78 R. Abdill T. Adams P. Aitavilla P. Anker D. Asto Y. Carter J. Casey C. Casper R. Chintall E. Caulfield R. Bintliff P. Bishop J. Bissell G. Block T. Blakemore L. Butler L. Cannon G. Carlin C. Carter C. Carter S. Cipriani C. Clement S. Corcordas A. Conigni M. Connelly R. Conner T. Cook G. Corson R. Cody D. Couch k. Dennis L. Dolce P. Dunbar P. Dwyer L. Fabi R. Farrell L. Ferry T. Florida A. Flvnn W. Frake P. Freeman B. Frigen E. Gakeler D. Gatewood W. Gilbert M. Giordan T. Glakcn C. Golden P. Grady D. Gray J. Green L. Greshen J. Grippe S. Harrison E. Holben S. Holt M. Holler G. Howard D. Dennis T. Decker R. Decker V. Davis F. Davis E. Davis A. Davis D. Cox A. Ellis A. Estelow D. Compton M. Craft N. Monahan B. Minks J. Hutchinson R. Jackson S. Jirinic A. Johnson J. Johnson T. Johnson D. Jones K. Juliana S. Karp H. Keeler L. Kelly S. Kelly A. Kendrell K. Kennedy M. Kennedy P Latham C. Lawson R Link P. Lehman S. Lovernon L. Lucia J. Mainer J. Marin T. M arm ion K. M arter E. McCann E. McConkey T. McGlynn R McNally P. McGoskcr B. Meredith P. Mesthos J. Molino R. Miller S. Molinas H. Morgan J. Pallett G. Powell B. Pantuso K. Panzera A. Parker H. Parker A. Passarelli D. Murphy K. Morris K. Morris P. Morris E. Murray L. Murtaugh G. Myers A. Neal D. Newkirk L. O'Hara P. Owens D. Pearson C. Pittman C. Rawls D. Randolph W. Ransom G. Rudenhauser M. Roten C. Rothenberger M. Rowland J. Rush K. Sackville K. Sever B. Sheridan J. Shimshak J. Shinn R.Shook D. Shoppas D. Shurgalla L. Sills D. Sloss J. Singer F. Slaughter D. Smith R. Smith J. Smith R. Spencer K. Storz S. Stout C. Stratis S. Stutsman W. Swiernik L. Taggar S. Talmadge R. Taylor C. Taylor P. Teague D. Tindal D. Trotto M. Turcot J. Unora T. Uzupis M. VanBrunt M. VanSciver L. Vierick C. Visselli E. Wade J. Waitz P. Walls B. Warwick D. Waskewizc S. Wells A. Whitman J. Wilder P. Wilson L. Wolvin D. Wynn T. Zalewski M. Ziegler ACTIVITIES Hope To Keep You Happy Color Guard The Future Teachers have Miss Susan Galgano as their advisor as of this year. The membership in- creased along with interest in the club. The F.T.A. set up Parent’s Night again this year. After almost being put out of existence, the club made a come- back. This year also marked the first time a male member was admitted. , F.T.A. Library Aides The new library addition provided quite a challenge to everyone involved in the maintenance of the place. The larger size and shift of positions were advanta- geous after everything was settled. The Library Aides kept doing their quiet, responsi- ble job in a very efficient manner throughout the transition. Although the Ski Club isn’t an officially sanctioned school organization, it has a large membership and many fine activities for its mem- bers. The Club sponsored trips to Big Boulder in the Pocon- os and Vermont. They also held a ski fashion show with models and films. Ski Club Model Congress Although B.T.’s delegation to the 1974 Model Congress didn’t come back with any awards, all the “Congressmen” enjoyed a rare learning experience. Most people seem to have misconceptions about the work- ings of real legislatures. Model Congress smashes illusions for the participants, and serves to illumi- nate the problems that legislators face. A.V.A. broadened its uses this year with the centralization of school copying procedures. A mimeograph and photostat ma- chine were added to the opera- tions by the girls’ gym. Along with the video-tape serv- ices and general picture and sound equipment, the A.V.A. depart- ment has many excellent educa- tional aids. A.V.A. Honor Society For the first time the Honor Society inducted se- niors during the first half of the school year. This action permitted these students to have the extra advantage of the Honor Society name on their college applications. The seniors were given no- tice of membership in De- cember, but the ceremony included both seniors and juniors at the end of the year. The Honor Society also held sales to raise money. Girls' and Boys’ State are two endeavors which at- tempt to take top students who are also good citizens and show the how to operate a state. The time spent on this includes election cam- paigns and voting. The premise is one of set- ting up a mock state govern- ment. Girls’ and Boys’ State Key Club The Key Club had a strong itin- erary for the 1974-75 school year. Its best effort was the work it did with Operation Santa Claus. The club helped collect and distribute canned goods and toys to needy families in the Township. New members were accepted into the club only after being initi- ated by singing the club song God Bless America. The Key Club sponsored a hockey game to help raise funds. The club’s scholarships amount to the largest sum given at gradu- ation by any person or organiza- tion. The Varsity Club got moving this year after working out organ- izational hang-ups. The fledgling club worked out a constitution and began accepting membership applications from those not al- ready in the club. The requirements were not very stringent, with the main qulific- tion being a varsity letter. Slave Day was held again by the club. Varsity Club School Store The School Store contin- ued service with many fasci- nating promotions. Falcon tee-shirts were hawked along with the whole line of B.T. gear. School supplies continued to be the staple merchandise. During Sam Murphy Week the Store handed over its receipts to the Fund. The F.B.L.A. was flour- ishing again. Miss Turner took over the advisorship and with the help of highly energetic members, helped to make the club a success- ful enterprise. More hard work and in- terest were injected into the club this year. F.B.L.A. Falcon The Falcon continued its trend of interesting and informative fea- ture articles. With a magazine style format the Falcon has been ablp to concentrate on good pho- tos and in-depth background arti- cles as opposed to hard news. Snack Shack The Snack Shack opened its new building this past football season with good results The building helped improve service to the fans. Mr. Vizzacco became advisor of the operation after Mr. Goll- nick stepped down.. C.l.E. The C.l.E. under Mr. Hersh- berger has helped many students find good jobs while staying and finishing High School. The pro- gram’s excellence has been proved again and again. At Christmas the C.l.E. helped out poor families with collected canned goods. Language Club The Language Club got a new advisor for the 74-75 school year. Mrs. Evelyn DiMaria became Language Department Head this year, and she also took on the Language Club. The Club sponsored its annual International Dinner in early ’75. Fire Squad The Fire Squad carried out its tradition of keeping excellently run fire drills as one of the prides of B.T.H.S. The Squad had a record number of female members this year. Bulletin Board The Key Club takes care of the Bulletin Board messages, and the two caretakers this year were Key Clubbers Mike Vitulloand Bill Vansciver. They normally signed the Board in front of the flagpole with “compliments of Key Club was another favorite. WINTER SPORTS BASKETBALL GIRL'S BASKETBALL WRESTLING COMPLEMENTS OF KEY CLUB S. U.R.E. The activities of S.U.R.E. were varied and evergetic this year. The students gave a Christmas basket at Yule time for the needy. S.U.R.E. also held a Tal- ent Show this year. The club also made displays for Afro- American History Week. S.U.R.E. sponsored Gospel Singers from Willingboro for Sam Murphy Week. School Play, “Fantasticks”, Is A Smash Seniors Win Float; Shelley Green Is Homecoming Queen Officers Underclassmen Merlin Advisers We believe the ‘75 Merlin to be a fitting tribute to the memory of the class of‘75. to all who helped make it, thank you. — Shelley Green, Rick Vizachero The Editors Special Thanks to: John Albano Joyce Klossman Joan Michaud Jolice Witcher MERLIN STAFF SPORTS Success To Make You Eager ' Failure To Keep You Humble , _ Cheerleaders Varsity FROST ROW (L. TO R.): V. Yaniro, E. Col- gan. D. Washington, S. Green, B. Collier. BACK ROW D. Pan- zera, P. Abele, W. Washington, S. Randall. Vanncssa Yaniro Bathshcba Collier Junior Varsity (L. TO R.)L L. Williams, D. Jones, D. Wynn, E. Wade. P. Fiorcllo, Y. Collier. Shelley Green (L. TO R.) FRONT ROW B. Walls. C. Roller, R. Jackson. K. Rodd. J. Albano, T. Thompson. M. Sennl. A. Davis. M Burr. J. Basantis.D. Raftery.2ND ROW B. Mulholland. C. Morris. R. Sweeney. G. Keys. J. Bodine. J. Pancoski. J. Rigg, E. Simpson. A. Leroy. J. Gaynor. P. Roche 3RD ROW L. Umstead. G Bar- ner. S. Murphy. W. Hurt. D. Spencer. E. Schweitzer, M. Mancini. R. Molino. M Cannella, S. Perkins. B Grippe 4TH ROW R. Boatwright. R Potter. 0. Christian. R Arrington. R. Potter. J. Tiedeman. R. Jones. S. Hreso. J. Irwin. G. Collins. BACK ROW: B. Potter. G. Kee. C. Howell. K. Trembula. R. Tan- ner. Falcons This year’s Falcon team was gifted with many out- standing players. Although they compiled a 4-5 record, they had great enthusiasm and usually put on a good show. Most of the games weren’t decided until the last few minutes of the fourth quarter. The Fals overpowered heavily favored Burlington City 7-6; along with many smiling faces came a Mayor’s Cup. This trophy will be given to the winner after every Township-City game as the years progress. Many sophomores and juniors delivered fine perform- ances. This factor, along with good coaching should pro- vide the Fals with a dynamite team next season. Although the squad won only 4 games this year. Coach Masters has an admirable 11-6-1 record. Bring Home The Mayor’s Cup Andre Davis Bobby Potter Mark Mancini Joe Tiedcman Seniors Charles Howell Freshmen: (L. TO R.) TOP ROW: P. Wilson. G. Howard, R. Abdill, B. Barner. B. Boyd, R. Jackson, L. Uzupis, B. Warwick. NEXT ROW. Mr. Lyness, R. Murphy, C. Clement, P. Latham, S. Waskiewicz. A. Neal. P. Altavilla, J. Brennan, F. Davis. Rich Sweeney Rich Jackson Ben Walls Ed Simpson John Albano Tony Thompson Undefeated! (L. TO R.j BOTTOM ROW R. Farrell. M. Holler, S. Milonas, M Row- land, D. Dennis, R. Miller, B. Meridclh, J. Mainer. NEXTROW: A. Flynn mgr, C. Spencer, C. Rawls, G. Bradbury, J. Marren, D. Coleson, M. Connel- ly, J. Unora, A. Davis, A. Cognigni, S. Sills, Mr. Heller. Mike Scnni Seniors Jeff Rigg Rick Tanner Monte Burr Gil Bamer IL. TO R.) TOP ROW K. Marzinsky. A. Peros. R. Ewell. J. Wade. E. Bocci. M. Dwyer. Mr. Lorenz. BOTTOM ROW: S. Mayberry. M. McCarthy. S. Popp. D. Wade. E. Sampson. Harriers After many years of near misses and other years with disas- trous records, the Falcon Cross Country Men came up with a winning season. The final slate of 7 wins and 5 losses is not in itself truly indicative of the fine running the squad did. For many meets the team was without some of its top run- ners. and close decisions went against the Fals. In many other encounters, a few harriers had to run while being nagged with various ailments. The Township runners turned in a highly respectable year, and they beat both arch-rivals. Burlington City and Florence. Good underclassmen assure the team of further good fortunes. Break The .500 Barrier B.T. opponent opp. score 29 Holy Cross 26 29 Pemberton 26 26 Riverside 29 37 Cinnaminson 23 41 Bordentown 18 17 Willingboro 44 17 Palmyra 38 23 Maple Shade 33 17 Allentown 45 30 Northern Burlington 25 19 Burlington City 40 17 Florence 45 BOTTOM ROW S Davis. K. Bennett. A. D. Wolvin, M. Davies. J Whitcher. J. Gore. M Monahan. L. Tiesman, M. Michaud. J. Morrow. L. Monahan. Miss Lewis. TOP ROW S. Harrison. D. Hall. Davidson. Hockey After years of rebuilding, the 1974 Hockey Team reg- istered a winning season. An overall record of 4-3-5 es- tablished the Falcon girls as a strong threat in the Free- dom Division. Strong victories over Holy Cross and Bur- lington City helped increase the total number of wins. More importantly were the ties with the best teams in the division (Northern Burlington and Bordentown.) Three of the four wins were shutouts and no opponent tallied more than three goals against the Fals. To what can this fine season be credited? Maybe it was something in the oranges at halftime. Delivers Good Year BOTTOM ROW (L. TO R : E. Wallen, J. Senni, L. Settner. K. Panzera, C. Law- son, K. Hess, D. Abele. TOP ROW Miss Trenkamp, O. Baker, T. Stinson, J. Shinn, J. Thomas, A. Wojenski, P. Stutsman. A. Boyd, P. Bishop, P. McOscar. o © BOTTOM ROWiL TO RR. Wood, S. TOP ROW (L. TO R ): A. Sawyer, G, Karp, G. Silverman, F. Ibbitson. J. Foote, R. Roth, Mr. Craft, D. Pearson, R. Abrams, W. Van Sciver, M. Dorward. Ewell, M. Gordon. R. Davis. Booters The B.T. booters put together a fine cam- paign ending up with a .500 season. A record of 6-6-2 may be very deceptive; the Falcons were defeated by some strong rivals. The soccer men of Township established a half season record that was good enough to give them a berth in the post-season tournament. Defense led by senior goalie Frank Ibbitson and offense by senior Marty Dorward brought the Falcons through a few rough times. The middle was held down by junior Andy Sawyer. They kept the string alive of having not been beaten by cross-town rival Burlington City in any varsity fall sport. Kick Through a Fine Year B. T. opponent upp. score 1 Rancocas 6 Valley 0 Holy Cross 5 4 Maple Shade I 2 Burlington 2 City 2 Palmyra I 0 Hightstown 0 Riverside 5 2 Maple Shade 0 1 Holy Cross 0 I Burlington 0 City I Palmyra I 3 Hightstown 2 I Riverside 3 Tournament 0 Lawrence 10 Junior Varsity FRONT ROW (L. TO R ): V. Gar- man, J. Zclewski. R. Binlliff, N. Mon- ahan, J. Grippe. G. Carlin, J. Pallett. C. Butler. B. Shook. R. Powell. BACK ROW: K. Kotelcs, mgr., F. Stetz. J. Loyer, G. Wood. J. McFee. Mr. Shiel, M. Johnston, T. Sawyer, L. Rivas. C. Marco, mrg. Mr. Jackson and Mr. Moss finished their second year as the new Girls’ coaching duo. The Coaches began an arduos re- building campaign last year that started to show some results. With many un- derclass players in key spots, future success is assured. The fledgling Frosh team began this season under the experienced coaching hand of Mr. Moss. Mr. Moss has been basketball coach for only two years, but his expensive service in other sports makes him one of the most knowledge- able mentors in the school. Fie is perfect for molding young talent. The ninth-graders will be an impor- tant cog in the future machinations of Mr. Jackson. FRONT ROW (L. TO R.): S. Stockton, T. Gakeler, K. Montagano, D. Hall. BACK ROW: J. Thomas, W. Tanner, T. Williams, A. Wojenski, J. Bowie, Mr. Jackson. Girls Basketball FRONT ROW fL. TO R.I: B Costello. J. Silver, M. Booth. M. Lewis. BACK ROW: Mr. Jackson. J. Senni, P. Smith. J. Lyczak. O. Baker. J.V. BT opponent opp. score 22 Holy Cross 57 15 Holy Cross 59 17 Riverside 46 39 Allentown 22 12 Bordentown 55 28 Maple Shade 26 13 Palmyra 65 26 Burlington City 58 25 Florence 40 39 19 Northern Riverside jj 51 II Bordentown 42 Maple Shade 36 16 Palmyra 64 35 Allentown 40 10 Burlington City 69 20 Florence 51 19 Northern Frosh FRONT ROW (L. TO R.I D. Walls. K Panzera, P. McOscar, K. Juliana. M. Vi- sclli, S. Kelly BACK ROW D. Gray. J. Shinn. P. Stutsman. J. Green. J. Wilder. Mr. Moss. The 74-75 Basketball Team lost its two tallest men at the outset of the season. Wilbur Stafford, the 6-6 starting center suffered an injury, and 6-6 Dan Brown was lost to an eligibility technicality. The Falcons were frequently outrebounded during Stafford's absence. After winning the Christmas Tour- ney the year before, the Fals dropped to last place. By the time Stafford returned to the lineup, the Birds were out of the League race. Jeff Rigg, a senior forward, supplied most of the fire- power for much of the campaign. Veteran guard Tony Thompson also averaged in double figures for the bigger part of the season. FRONT ROW (L. TOR.): A. Thompson. W. Stafford. J. Rigg BACK ROW J. Irwin, mgr.. W. Stafford, mgr., D. Rafl- ery, A. Davis. G. Gordon. A. Ziegler, D. Wright, E. Simpson. B. McGair, G. Dar- ling. M. Booth. Mr. Faulkner. Falcons BT. opponent opp. score 85 Clearview 43 42 Holy Cross 48 51 L.enape 40 54 Cinnaminson 55 63 Holy Cross 67 64 Kennedy 69 42 Holy Cross 46 54 Riverside 65 50 Bordcntou, n 47 54 Maple Shade 44 43 Palmyra 46 53 Burlington City 70 54 60 Florence 36� Camden Vo. Tech. 31 61 Northern Burlington 4! 54 Riverside 57 48 Borden town 41 67 Maple Shade 42 51 Palmyra 49 68 Pennsauken Tech. 40 55 Burlington City 63 26 Florence 29 72v Northern Burlington 42 Tournament Riverside 61 Drop After Championship Year FRONT ROW IL. TO R ): R Powell. S. Hreso. R Greene. J Pancoski. J. McPhee. BACK ROW. J. Gaynor. R Duggan. D. Wright. B. McGair, J. O'Hara. D. Raftery. FRONT ROW (L. TO R ): A. Conigni. C. Clement, E. Gakeler. F. Davis, R Miller. B Frake. mgr. BACK ROW: Mr. Woodward. B. Warwick. R. Smith, E. McConkey, G. How- ard, J. Maynor, R. Farrell. The 74-75 wrestlers greatly improved upon the outcomes of the last few sea- sons. The Fals had top-notch grapplers through all the weight classes. Seniors Joe Tiedeman and Richard Jackson performed admirably during the year. Both players were stand-outs for years at Township. With the excellent showing of this year's team. Falcon fans should expect fine records in the next couple of sea- sons. FRONT ROW (L. TO RJ: J. Mazur, mgr.. B. Roller, mgr., L. Brown. J. John- son. R. Potter, G. Cheatham, R. Jackson. R. Bintliff, D. Delisle, mgr. BACK ROW: Mr. Heller, D. Conover. D. Cheatham, H. Barber, J. Tiedman, R. Condit, R. Boat- wright, Mr. Eckley. Wrestlers FRONT ROW (L TO RJ: C. Morris. R Jackson. R. Murphy, S. Waskievich, B. Burner. O. Christian. R. Shook. J. Unora, mgr HACK ROW Mr. Heller, C. Roller,’ M. Rowland, R. Forvour. J. Suesscgar, S. Little. P. Wilson. L. Uzupis. S. Milonas. C. Stratis. B. 7 opponent opp. score 36 Holy Cross 14 16 Cinnaminson 34 46 Lawrence 6 43 Bristol 14 35 Camden Vocational 18 12 Pemberton 45 34 Bordentown 18 34 Riverside 24 30 Maple Shade 16 25 Allentown 24 35 Burlington City 18 44 Camden Vocational 9 12 Northern 33 48 Florence 7 Grapple Through A Great Campaign Mr. Holden Caps Brilliant Coaching Career (L. TO R.) BOTTOM: R. Keys. F. D'Ascendis, J. Albano. J. Stadvec. M. Scnni, R. Craft, R. Sweeney, K. Gray. TOP R. Vizachero. F. Ibbitson. J. Dwyer. E. Simpson. D. McGrail. K. Brock, J. Rigg, T. Thompson, A. Stratis. Mr. Holden, G. Rigg mgr. The 1974 edition of the Varsity Baseball Team dominat- ed their opponents with an awesome hitting attack. Mr. Holden’s explosive offensive forces accumulated a team batting average of nearly .270 and were never shutout in 21 games. The exciting season capped off the brilliant coaching ca- reer of Mr. Joseph Holden. Mr. Holden has enjoyed many successes throughout his career, including a South Jersey championship. Although his final season’s output was 9 wins and 12 losses, many were heartbreaking defeats which could easily have been Falcon victories with a few more breaks. This season was a fitting last hurrah for an inimatable coach, Joe Holden. BT Opponent Score 4 Hightstown .1 2 Hopewell Valley 3 4 Lawrence 5 5 Northen Burlington 6 5 South Brunswick 7 7 Florence 15 4 Allentown 3 17 Camden Vocational 2 • 1 Bordentown 3 14 MKSD 8 9 Hightstown ■ ' 61 13 Jamesburg 0 6 South Brunswick , X V VM 1 Lawrence irtVXrr 1 Northen Burlington AVrVj 1 Jamesburg 3 ! 3 Florence 1 I Allentown 4 3 Hopewell Valley 1 3 Bordentown 9 4 MKSD 3 Junior Varsity IL. TO R.l BOTTOM: D. Viselli, C. Roller, B. McGair, R. Powell, G. Collins, K. Rodd, T. Spezzano. TOP: Mr. Inge- mi, R. Craig, G. Keys. E. Romani. R. Grippe, C. Frake. M. Juliana, M. Dwyer, S. Hreso. - v a Frank D'Ascendis John Albano Rick Vizachcro Frank Ibbitson Ed Simpson Tony Thompson Thinclads Have A Year Of Rebuilding (L TO R.) BOTTOM ROW M. Burr. M. McCarthy. G. Staub, D. Wade, G. Komar. M. Popp, S. Popp. SECOND ROW G. Dennion, S. Marzinski, L. Monahan, S. Mayberry, A. Peros, K. Neiheils, C. Morris, G. Cheatham, J. Per- kins, D. Spencer, J. Jackomonis, J. Irwin mgr., Mr. Moss. TOP ROW: J. Wade, E. Slelz, M. Perkins, J. VanBrunt, G. Barner, W. Tanner. W. Stafford, W. Adams. M. Mancini. A. Wojenski. R. Tanner. The 1974 Track season had more indi- vidual successes than team accomplish- ments. The field force was held together by Gerry Dennion and junior Monte Burr. Underclassmen, Mark Mancini, Rick Tanner, Clarence Morris, and Gil Barner, were top notch sprinters who garnered most of the teams points. Long distance runner, John Wade, also helped form the backbone of the Falcon team. The Falcons season ended with a record of 3 wins and 9 defeats, the victories coming over Allen- town, Camden Vocational, and Northern Burlington. The young Falcons are look- ing forward to a productive season in 75. B.T. H A opponent score 74 Allentown 49 64 Bordentown 70 57 Vi Burlington City 63 Vi 67 fe Camden Vocational 63' 2 60 Florence 71 52 Highstown 78 42 Hopewell Valley 87 49 Vi Lawrence 81 ' 2 72 Northern Burlington 59 62 Palmyra 69 4 V Riverside 108 1 49 South Brunswick 80 Woodward Takes Over Tennis Team (L TO R) BOTTOM: A. Leroy, W. VanSciver, J. Basantis, M. Dorward. TOP: K. Erny, P. Mitryk, J. Witcher, J. Schiers, Mr. Woodward. The 1974 tennis team had much to cheer about. The swat- ters of B.T.H.S. pulled off a long awajted winning season. Ken Erny led the Falcons to a record of 9 wins and 8 losses. The duo of Marty Dorward and Fred Leroy reached the semi-finals of the Burlington County Open along with Erny in the singles division. Pat Mitryk was another highlight for the Falcons. Pat was the first female to defeat a male in regular tennis com- petition in Burlington County. Pat thwarted opponents all last season. Impressive wins were registered against Palmyra, James- burg, and Lawrence, with the Fals blanking these rivals. B.T Opponent Opp. S 0 Holy Cross 5 4 Camden Voc. 1 5 Palmyra 0 1 Rancocas Valley 4 3 Riverside 2 2 Hopewell Valley 3 1 Lawrence Twp. 4 0 South Brunswick 5 3 Holy Cross 2 5 Jamesburg 0 2 Rancocas Valiev 3 4 Moorestown Friends 1 5 Camden Voc. 0 1 Riverside 4 3 Hopewell Valley 2 1 South Brunswick 4 5 Lawrence Twp. o H D U P-H Sch Boai )0l rd John I. Haaf Administrative Assistant John G. Maher Principal MARY BURCHELL — Special Educa- tion EDWARD COPPOLINO — Science RICHARD CRAFT Science DONNA DAVIDSON — Physical Edu- EVELYN DIMARIA — Foreign Lan- cation guage Department Head SHIRLEY EVANS — Business Educa- tion DALE DUNN — English Department Head FRANCIS FLANAGAN — Mathemat- GARY FRANTZ — Mathematics ics SUSAN GALGANO — English GERALD GHAGAN — Industrial Arts ROBERT FETTES — Science JOYCE FREYNIK — Science MARION GIANGIULIO — Business Education MICHAEL GOLLNICK — Social Sci- ence CATHERINE HAMILTON Home Economics BRUCE HELLER Business Education MILTON HERSHBERGER C.I.E. JOSEPH HOLDEN — Business Educa- tion Department Head LAWRENCE JACKSON — Art Depart- RICHARD JOHNSON — Social Science ment Head DONALD KOZUCK — English DENISE LIPSON-Art MARY LOMBARDI — Home Econom- ics Department Head MARILYN LUYBER — Mathematics EUGENE LYNESS — Science MARY MALCZAN — Mathematics DAVID MALSEED — Industrial Arts Department Head DONALD MASTERS - Physical Edu- cation PATRICIA MAYER — Social Science JOSEPH MCMONAGLE Social Sci- ence. Foreign Language JAMES MOLNAR Industrial Arts EDGAR MOSS — Physical Education Department Head PATRICIA MOSS — Business Educa- tion IRWIN PARKER - Industrial Arts FRANK NEWMAN — Science Depart- ment Head JOYCE PAYNE — English EDWARD SAUNDERS English DONNA SCHULZ — English JOANN SMITH — Physical Education LINDA TRENKAMP - Physical Edu- cation MONGLORIA WATSON — English EDWARD STEINMETZ - Social Sci- ence Department Head KERRY WEINBAUM Reading JOHN SPIRO — Music ROCCO VIZZACCO - Social Science KATHERINE WOLKEN — Foreign Language BARNARD WOODWARD — Physical Education ANTOINE 1TE HORNER — Librarian CONSTANCE CESARETTI Secretary EVELYN ROBINS—roreign Language DONNA MATUSIAK - Secretary DRVA WILKINSON — School Nurse SUSAN BOYLE — Special Education IRENE KORNEFF Secretary. TTY Operator MARGUERITE BRONDT — Secretary DANIEL B. KURILLA Guidance Director Mrs. Thomas refused to have her picture taken, so she will not ap- pear in the '75 Merlin. HENRIETTE THOMAS -Guidance Counselor ANNE BREWER — Clerk, Guidance Department WILLIAM TYLER — Guidance Counse- lor MURIEL WALLEN — Secretary DONOR Mr. and Mrs. John Pantuso Adult Patrons David Tiedeman Caro! Tiedeman Joe I iedman Truck Specialist Tiedeman Family Success to the Class of‘75 M iss Lynne Turner Dale Dunn The Falcon Rick Vizachero Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shappas Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Cannon The Cannon Family Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Crum Mr. and Mrs. Willard H. Tanner Mr. and Mrs. James L. Durham Mrs. Hamilton Ms. Susan Galgano Mr. and Mrs. John Wilkinson J. Freynik Leroy and Jane Brigham Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Field Mrs. Carmella Szypulski Bruce Heller Mr. and Mrs. William Brondt Mr. and Mrs. A! Wallen Henriette Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Brewer Joseph Holden and Family Mr. and Mrs. John Dennison Mrs. Shirley Evans Mrs. Lombardi Mr. and Mrs. Willy Capes Mrs. Cornelia Capes Mr. and Mrs. C. Vaughn and Daughters Mr. and Mrs. L. Graham and Daughters James and Annie Williams Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas J. Rintye Mrs. DiMaria John I. Haaf Dr. and Mrs. Fred A. Price Laura Panaro Mr. and Mrs. O. Hopkins Eleanor Sweeney Dorothy Korneff Robert MacMillan Helen Sexton Mr. and Mrs. Andy Csanyi Mrs. and Mrs. Wendell Johnson Theresa Bowie says Good Luck Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wells Sr. Mrs. Irene Washington Mr. and Mrs. Jack H. Wagner Mr. and Mrs. Albert DuBcIl Mr. and Mrs. Cesarctti Mr. and Mrs. J. Chitty Mr. and Mrs. J. Easlick Doug. L.es, and Jennifer Haley Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Kyle Mary Ellen Curry Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Morrow The Haines The Bananno Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Dolce Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Albano Memory of Harry J. W'ood Mrs. Elmira Wood Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wood Miss Evelyn Wood E.E.L. Nancy Ball Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur A. Ball Mr. and Mrs. R. Charles Payne and Family Mr. and Mrs. W. Lawrence Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Dolce Kathleen A. Dolce Mr. and Mrs. Richard King Bonnie King SL Shirley King M Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Tiesman ' Mr. and Mrs. William Hopps Jr. 9. Miss Bettyann Hopps Mr. and Mrs. William Hopps 111 Mr. Frantz Mrs. Marion Giangiulio Mr Dick Johnson Mrs. Marion Giangiulio Mr. Frantz Joel N. Asnen Mrs. Ann Freedman LaGorce Amato's Pizza Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Cook Muffin, Mary. Tree and Rusty Ann Acker Mr. and Mrs. Gollnick Mr. and Mrs. Gerald M. Gares C. Richard Miller Family STUDENT PA TRONS WU DATA TERM. M October 6, 1974 Iven Camilla Betty got off the boat. Cipollone Cannon “75 are The Best Bob Diane f a L eon Russell: The Master of Space and Time ■, Lynne Gary 1975 Forever Pal McCarUie E. Wing Rick Oliverek’Nancy Haines Harry Kelly 15 7 Right on 75” Penelope. G nlvieve and BERN1F Rita Reegent Jecafe 1975 Forever! Dig it! Bob Diane 5 24 73 I’ll Always remember 4 21 73 Don and Wendy 4 21 73 Bobis. Oscar. Wolfe Lisa Kim D I .S.1172 ike and Class of ‘7b Scorpio Duck Lisa D Vaughn Doris Buck 8 26 74 Ronnie Veronica (Mauro) Oct Cricket’ Thank God it's OVER The Three Musketee 1119 74 SALAGA K LOSS MAN Michael and Joyce he have a nice sj Jo Mary Ellen and Vonnie I Love Gene Bocci er Casono ! Elaine Brandy Del isle Pam and Ricky David Theresa Peach Beach Elton John Dec. 3. 1974 Class of 7 Denise Dclisle Donna Keith Katy John Joann Mazur Ronnie Powell Sam Mitchell Eileen Johnston Graig Sue Yogi Bear is my lover. Chiquita is a cool dog. Kevin Jolice 10 6 73 Michelle Peter 12 5 73 Ed Lucy Dana Dar2 1974 Sandy Cesaretti Hop Along Richard William Sehank gee I’m a Tree. eL L, While Cat Patrol Earnervillc Summer of “74 Taking Care of Business (heh heh( SI MORS arc Bad!!! Lorar and Luap Charlie Brown. Snoopy, Wo Ellen is gonna geti Thomas Marra: Jack Debbie M i cheat W Hallie ROT Luck Dave D. from nd Phil CAB as s Fly with 16” Bruce Hankins has Pretty Eves en 8 19 74 d The Ki JEAN n Chico 76 okie 75 ons a nd Odette Sloppy and Odie (The Body Jeanine and Boh Keith Pan era Bob and Diane J.V. Norris Ela Jordan WRESTLING is THE Newc and Jeanine Blink-it and Jeanine Twich and Quicks Gosia n -i Greg Nov. 28, 1974 75” Donna Crum “81 Finally 75'r Greetings from Asbury Park N.J. Comegys Clan Andy Dennison Susan Dennison Charlen Hess 76” Super Streaker and Mr. Mystery Weiner Newc Hunni Oak Donna John Sue, Remember friday, Rick H.C.C. Cracks Sloe Gin Jeanne INSULTED, still? LARRY HOLLAND ROB ER T FRA NCIS STUDIOS Your Official School Photographer” 9 Willow Way Burlington, N.J. 08016 387-3115 ORCHARD VIEW FLORIST For The Finest STUDENTSENA TE ROUTE 130 BURLINGTON. N. J. PHONE DUdley 6-0457 JACK SEVER. PROP. “We give a damn. 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