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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1976 volume:

ON r Birth Don’t Tread on We Hold These Truths To Be Self-Evident: That All Men Are Created Equal. Merlin 1976 B. T. H. S. Burlington, N.J. That They Are Endowed 2 3 Liberty, 6 And The Pursuit 8 Of Happiness 9 THE FIRST 200 YEARS A knowledge of American history is an invitation to experience the ac- complishment, drama, tragedy and hope of an infant nation struggling to grow up. Sturdy, determined pioneers hacked away at the edges of a raw continent and, with blunders and achievements alike, modeled a country with a spirited nature and a united commitment to individual liberty for every one of its citizens. Americans, great and not so great, have given us a heritage to carry on and improve upon. Farmers and soldiers, industri- alists and merchants, dreamers and leaders, are all there in two centuries of progress. But the maturing isn't finished. You'll find the boundaries of growth as endless today as when our forefathers first envisioned them. You can seek out your own destiny with the wisdom and judgement which comes with re-creation of the past. Your knowledge, dreams and industry will carry on through many more centuries of living history. THE SPIRIT OF A NATION “I was born American; I live an American; I shall die an American.'” daniel webster “Don’t give up the ship ”capt. jameslawrence So you are the little woman who wrote the book that made this great war. LINCOLN to Harriet Beecher Stowe. Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free, ... emma lazarus 'The people are the only sure reliance for the preservation of our liberty. thomasjefferson “A truly American sentiment recognises the dignity of labor and the fact that honor lies in honest toil.” grover Cleveland Be sure you are right, then go ahead . david crockett A knowledge of the past prepares us for the crisis of the present and the challenge of the future.” johnf. Kennedy “ ... That this nation, under God, shall have a new birth of freedom.” Lincoln Historic continuity with the past is not a duty; it is only a necessity. justice oliver wendell holmes America is a tune. It must be sung together ' f GERALD STANLEY LEE Go West, young man, and grow up with the CO U nt ry. HORACE GREELEY “I come to present the strong claims of suffering humanity. ” Dorothea dix Class History Freshman Year having fun building the first homecoming float starting the treasury by selling first- aid kits, bulletin boards and candy showing the Christmas Spir- it by filling stockings for the faculty Sophomore Year winning Spirit Week with the “Spirit of ’76” red, white and blue hall placing first in homecoming competition with the “St. Valentine’s Day” float eating well-balanced meals at Stokes keeping dry at the car wash 14 Junior Year getting new advisors losing for “Peanuts” in homecom- ing competition turning everyone’s class rings working towards “A Time For Us” with the successful flea market almost being a senior Senior Year open-lunch senior trip anticipation sadness responsibility where did the time go? applications anxiety fright independence SAT’S happiness paranoia realization starting anew GRADUATION 15 Personality, Pursuit, and Perser- verence — these three attributes are the special qualities that come to one’s mind when one thinks of Sam Murphy. Sam is a very outgoing person. His personality has won him many friends. He has always been a cheer- ful and warm individual, giving of himself to others. No favor asked of Sam is ever turned down. His respect and consideration for others has manifested itself in this book’s being dedicated to him. Sam has always pursued the high- est ideals — academically and social- ly. He has constantly worked to bet- ter himself in his studies, on the field, and in his relationships with others. Perhaps the attribute of perser- verence best sums up the way we feel about Sam. Where many people would have given up under similar unfortunate circumstances, Sam has literally defied medicine and has made a miraculous comeback on his way to what we all hope is a complete recovery. He has perservered in spite of the pain, the set backs, and the tedious hours of exercise. And he has done it without a complaint. He is truly someone to emulate. It is with our prayers for your complete recov- ery, our respect for you as classmate and sportsman, and our love for you as a friend that we. The Graduating Class of 1976, do sincerely dedicate this yearbook to you, Sam Murphy. Play it again, Sam! Senior Advisors The Class of ’76 began its last year in B.T.H.S. appropriately. Our Bicentennial Homecoming Float, “The Spirit of ‘76”, won. Following Homecoming was a successful candy sale to help alleviate the cost of our Senior trip. On February 11 th we set off on our long awaited journey to Tamiment Ski Lodge in the Poconos. After waiting all through high school for this excursion, two days just did not seem like much time at all. However, the one event we have all been anticipating is yet to come ... GRADU- ATION! Mrs. Mary Mehl and Mr. Rocco Vizzacco Senior Officers 17 (LEFT TO RIGHT) Bill VanSciver, Vice President; Glenn Collins, Treasurer; Diane Wolvin, Secretary; Pat Roche, President Dennis Adams Steven M. Anckcr Pamela S. Able Pam Nice dresser. Cute Good eyesight??. Dizzy Champ Sly Devilish. Daring Ank” Friendly, Cute Crazy, Intelligent? Ramona Arrington Mona One of the Gang, Involved Argumentative. Independent Elwood R. Astor Jr. Irene Marie Astor Elwood Carefree. Blunt Unique. Nice 'T' Easy going. Dances Parties, Racer 18 Russell Cary Austin Glen Alan Ballinger Aut Cycle Freak, Funny Talkative. Nice Shakey Blue Eyes. Smiles Gentleman, Friendly Lisa JoAnn Banks Apple Michael's Lady. Nice Dream Merchant. Athletic Kimberly Diane Bennett Nelson Blakemore “Bennett Always grinning. Likes Church Loves to “crack . Lament's lady John Jay Bodine Bo Moon Boy. Likes Girls Sporting. Good Looking r Daniel Brown Dan Music Lover. Nice to get along with Loves God. Gray Hair Carol Ann Brock Carol Crazy. Sensitive Talkative. Teddy Retona Brown Passion Sexy. Mischievous Emerson s lady. Friendly 21 David Bulanowski Michael Cannclla Mark Francis Caulfield Kenneth Robert Chapman Mark Rock Freak. Mayor's Son Wish You Were Here Kenny Friendly. Curious Talkative Glenn Nolan Cheatham X T.” Music Minded. Sweet Simple. Handsome 22 James Glenn Collins Glenn Speaks his Mind. Athletic Downtown Hooper. Baseball Player Kim Louise Covcll Cove One of the Gang. Sneezy Friendly. Quiet Clarice Ann Comegys Robert Condit Jada Stubborn. Hates to be kept Waiting Are You Kidding?”. Argumentative Bob Friendly. Wrestler Quiet 23 24 Norma Cugliotta Pamela Lynn Cugliotta Norm Graduated. Flirt Cute. Energetic Pam Carefree. Singer Friendly. Independent Gene Darling Goose Rowdy. Good Looking Hollywood. Ladies Man 25 Michael George Donahue Uncle Abe Helpful. Friendly Lover. Far-Out Vicki Jean Eckman Hu mb Ups” Schemer. Nice to Know Friendly. Crazy Laurie Dubell Laurie Cute. Talented Nice to Know. Graduated Paul Unconcerned. Carefree Cruises. Friendly Sherry Lee Eager Sherry Strawberry Blonde. Peter’s Busy. Friendly Sandra Lee Davis Sandy Involved. Conscientious Aspiring. Mike’s John Paul Dennison 27 cuff Helpful. Quiet Easy-going. Sleeper Sheila Gauntt Bret M. Gilbert Sheila Slice dresser. Pretty Eyes Flirts. Nice to Know Bret Roadster. UNconcerned Fun Lover. Partier Rickey Ronald Greene Greenie Lovable. Basketball funkie ' 'Slick''. Diabolical Timothy Grcenwald Pappy Unconcerned. Parties Cheryl’s. Unpredictable Sharon Guria Sharon Senior?, Nice Quiet Robert Joseph Grippe Jr. Grippe Sarcastic. Conversationalist Nice to Know. Athletic 28 Diana Hall Judith Lynn Hamlett Judy Cute. Natural Day Dreamer. Good Eyesight?? Debra Ann Haukom Debbie Cute. Alertf?) Scott-minded. Engaged 29 Lori Horner Margaret Susan Horner Lori Toms's, Giggles! Nice to Know Peggy Pragmatic, Intelligent Lethargic. Clown I John H. Irwin Ir Athletic. Always in Trouble Involved. Fun to be With Eric Jaggers Eric Quiet. Fuzzy Denise Michele Johnson “Johnson” Crazy. Nice Likes to Party 30 Jonnic Johnson Roosevelt D. Johnson Jr. ”J” Sleepy. Musician Eats a Lot Froggie Talkative. Crazy Picks on Ronald. Races Margrit K. G. Jordan Grits” Lamont's. Party Crazy” Likes to Laugh. Loud Kevin Kennedy Kip Parties. Friendly Crazy. Cuts Darry Edward Kelly Alice Jane Kennedy Karate Sly. Lovable Rowdy. Kathy’s Man Al Friendly. Sensitive Dreamer. Married Kyle Kevin Kline Kyle Grappler. Outgoing Nice to Know. Talkative Doreen Karen Kinney Dor Corvette Lover. Friendly Quiet?? Stephen H. Lehman Steve Fun to be With. Good Looking Mess Around. Parties 32 Alfred Leroy Fred Involved, Intellectual Helpful. Nice to Know Katherine Little Kathy Crazy, Funny Friendly. Smiles Donald Ellis Lovcman Donald Quiet. Blonde Concerned. Conservative 33 Lynn Ann Martin Lynn Quiet. Reserved Carefree David Mavcr Move Promotes Insanity. Unpredictable Instigator. Springsteen Cheryl Marco Cheryl Mick Jagger Lover, Stones Freak Twenty Grand Fan. Horse Lover Kevin J. Manzi Kevin Hot Rod Good Looking Kenneth Marzinsky Ken Studious. Harrier Bug Driver Karen Marie Mateos Karen Precise. Speaks Softly Impatient. Independent Adelc Marlene Mazur Carolyn Lavern McCormick Steve Mayberry Mafus Dazy , Devoted Runner Champ. Studious? Adele Jim's. Quiet Butterfly Freak. Crazy Driver Carol Crqzy. Rice Ernie's Lady. Always Laughing Donna Louise McGlory Donna Willing. Quiet Intelligent. Cautious Janice Lynn Mclmcd Daniel Miller Janice Carefree, Stubborn Intelligent. Aggressive WA Quiet. World Champion Mx er? Constructive Katherine Ann Monaslero Bernard J. Mulholland Monster Steve’s. Understanding Parties Mul Lovable. Popular Considerate. Broadway Karen Sue Mingin Minge” One of the Gang. Talkative Friendly. Funny Kevin Ncihciscl Leslie Newell Samuel Murphy Silky Friendly Talkative. Good Looking 36 Elton John Fire-bug. Candy-man Easy Going. Likeable Leslie Realistic. Sensitive Creative. Cute Elaine Christine Padgett Lynn Painter Elaine Unconcerned. Absolutely Crazy Balanced??, Carefree Lynn Quiet. Married Sensitive. Easy Going 37 William Parker Lloyd Pelt Frederick Reddish Fred Comical. Music Man Friendly. Easy-going 39 Roland Riley Lancelot J. Rivas Smiley Quiet. Girl Watcher Sly. Moto- Cross Rider Lance Senior??, Soccer Player Intelligent. Sophisticated Patrick James Roche Roche Mighty Forearms. Involved Popular. A Good Friend Diane Jean Sargent Andrew F. Sawyer Jr. Sarge Friendly. Martial Artist Jeff s Unpredictable Andy Quiet. Mechanical Conscious. Soccer Man Rita Lynn Schuyler Rita Friendly, Equestrianist Guitarist. Nice to Know 40 Donna Louisa Smith 41 Bob Friendly. Studious Neat. Intelligent Dino Talkative. Concerned Nice to Know. Mike's Keith Trembula Moose Quiet. Bored Restless. ’Lost in the Flood 42 Lawrence A. Umstead Jr. Denise Caroline Unora Martin J. Ventrone David Anthony Viselli Dennis Michael Wade Weed Small, Fast Friendly. Harrier 43 Marty Yawns. Dimples Grins, “huh? Moose Musician. Friendly Moody. Intelligent Kcilh Robert Walsh Wanda Ann Washington Richard Crowshaw Kathy Dufficld Marilyn Daisy Freeman Rick Unconcerned. Quiet Sneaky Kathy Nice. Talkative Concerned Marilyn Virgo. Smiley Friendly. Talkative Charlene Hess George Bryan Rhubart David Ward Traughber Charlene Flirt. Rowdy Point Pleasant? Alway's on the Move OchU Nice to Know. Hunter Penny’s Bernie?'' Computerized. Genius? IC17-keyed? Lovable John Winchell Pinch Long-haired. Late Parties 45 Can You Imagine Pam Able looking for a needle in a haystack? Dennis Adams as Dennis the Menace? Steve Ancker getting his Calculus in on time? Ramona Arrington not acting like Mother Hen? Elwood Astor as a comedian? Russell Austin running out of gas? Glen Ballinger with size 7 sneakers? Lisa Banks not talking about Michael? Cheryl Bartolomei winning a “Driver of the Year” award? John Basantis as the “Galloping Gourmet”? Lisa Baugh speaking only once a day? Kim Bennett complimenting someone? Ricky Bird flying south for the winter? Nelson Blakemore not slow dragging? John Bodine not trying? Letosky Booth not making a wisecrack? Denice Botelho not in her little red car? Ann Boyd with a one-dress wardrobe? Cynthia Bradberry being quiet? Carol Brock not stuffing her face? Danny Brown as a non-believer? Marty Brown not bothering some girl? Retona Brown with size 20 hips? Jeff Brining without Leslie Newell? Dave Bulanowski . . ? Mike Cannella with a steady job? Patty Carlin not pulling someone’s leg? Mark Caulfield playing the role of the Mayor's son? Kenny Chapman giving the right directions? Glenn Cheatham not flirting? Joaquina Christian having her name spelled right? Emma Colgan in the Adam’s family? Glenn Collins taking the S.A.T.’s only once? Kim Covell sneezing just one time? Clarice Comegys not being where the foxy guys are? Bob Condit in a mini skirt? Danny Conover as a 98-pound weakling? Lesley Cowin not using her eyes? 46 Donald Craft loving school? Ricky Crowshaw bald? Bill Cserjes speaking English? Norma Cugliotta as a senior? Pam Cugliotta knowing what day it is? Gene Darling without a mirror? Linda Darr playing center for the ’76ers? Marilynn Davies playing hockey standing up? Sandy Davis remaining calm, cool, and collected? Paul Dennison being on time for homeroom? Mike Donahue as a clean-cut, all; American boy? Laurie Dubell without any friends? Sherry Eager ever having enough time? Vicki Eckman not cutting class? Sandra Edmonds with only one dude? Colleen Edmondson not rolling her eyes? Darlene Engel as a Burl. Twp. resident? Cliff Frake as a munchkin? James Freeman getting rowdy? Marilyn Gaskin as a grouch? Shelia Gauntt with brown eyes? Bret Gilbert not putting out a fire? Rickey Greene going to class on time? Tim Greenwald being concerned about school? Bob Grippe with a full beard? Ruth Gutjahr not having the homecoming float at her house? Diana Flail not laughing? Judy Hanilett without the rest of the ' “Biddie Committee”? Ricky Hanlon not in the computer-room? Sue Harrison not cracking a smile? Debbie Haukom with perfect attendance? Charlene Hess racing out of the parking lot on a 10-speed? Peggy Horner starring in “True Grit”? John Irwin as the Pillsbury Dough Boy? Jonnie Johnson eating only one apple for lunch? Roosevelt Johnson eating only one Lay's potatoe chip? Margrit Jordan without Lamont? Darry Kelly skinny? Alice Kennedy in school? Kevin Kennedy staring “Live, In Concert”? Gary Keys as a locksmith? Doreen Kinney keeping her eyes off a corvette? Kyle Kline keeping to himself? Steve Lehman not down the lakes? Fred Leroy not being a victim of circumstance? Kathy Little without Darry? t Sam Little with a big afro? Roy Mainer not giving Jeff Mainer money everyday? Bret Malatich wearing patched jeans? Kevin Adams without Dennis Adams? Chfcryl Marco not “horsing around? Ken Marzinsky not working on his bug? Karen Mateos hating to argue? Dave Maver with training wheels? Steve Mayberry R.F.D.? Carolyn McCormick without Ernie? Karen Mingingnot mooching? Kathy Monastero not parking next to Ann? Bernie Mulholland being hateful or sarcastic? Sam Murphy getting a hundred on a Sociology test? Leslie Newell without Jeff Brining? Betty Ann Nixon without Diana? Elaine Padgett completely sane? Lynn Painter working for M.A.B.? Denise Panzera being quiet and demure? Billy Parker without the other two Musketeers? Bob Parkerson not toting through town? Lloyd Pelt without a muscle? Mark Perkins awake? Karen Perro getting caught talking in class? Steve Popp causing an accident? Robert Potter being noisy? Shirley Pretty not in the “Hang-out ? Danny Raftery without that laugh? Roland Riley running for President? Lancelot Rivas hating aeroplanes? Pat Roche not being number fifty? Diane Sargent with a name like Muekefuse? Andy Sawyer as Tom's brother? Rita Schuyler falling off a horse? Sandy Sharp in a dull mood? Stepney Shedrick not feeling nice? Shirley Shinn on a diet? Anne Sholl not partying? Bob Sicilia not being able to count to three? Donna Smith getting her books straight? Paula Smith slouching? Donnie Spencer without a corny joke? Wendel Stafford as a “Keebler Elf’? Liz Stephenson not running into a ditch? Joyce Thomas going through life without her popcorn and gochies? Dave Traughber not messing up the data machines? Keith Trembula staying awake? Larry Umstead not looking for a pencil- thin mustache? Denise Unora counting on her fingers and toes? Bill VanSciver as a “Playboy” photographer? Martin Ventrone as President of Student Senate? Dave Viselli tone-deaf? Dennis Wade with straight hair? Keith Walsh in homeroom? Doug Ward not cheating in Galgano’s class? Wandi Washington on a diet? Kirk Wells as a “deep subject”? Doris Wills in school? John Winchell studying? Diane Wolvin failing a subject? Dave Wright selling “Leggs”? A1 Ziegler wearing elevator shoes? Senior Directory PAMELA ABFLF Yubas Avenue 386-4016 Cheerleader — (JV — 2, V 3,4); FBLA — (2,3); FT A — (2.3) ; Gym Show — (1); Lan- guage Club — (1,2); Majorette — (I); Pep Club — (3); Prom Com- mittee — (3); Ski Club — (1,2); Homecoming — (1,2,3,4); Home- coming Queen Court — (4) DENNIS ADAMS F.lma Center Avenue 386-2845 CIE — (3,4); Snack Shack — (1.2.3) ; Wrestling (JV — 1,2,3) CHERYL BARTOLOMEI 11 Watts Avenue 386-9287 Chorus — (1,2,3); Color Guard - (1,2,3, Capt — 4); Drama Club (4); Gym Show (1); Mo- del Congress — (4); Play — (4); Ski Club — (VP — 1,2,3,4); Soft- ball — (3); Student Senate — (1,2,3,4); Yearbook — (3.4) JOHN BASANTIS 1309 Salem Road 386-9495 Basketball — (F); Boys State (3). Class Officer (Tres 2); Football — (JV — 2, V — 3,4); Key Club — (1,2,3,4); Model Congress — (3,4); National Hon- or Society — (3,4); Student Sen- ate — (4); Tennis — (2,3,4); Var- sity Club — (3, Tres — 4); Year- book — (4) DENICE BOTELHO 6 Larkin Road 386-6612 CIE — (4); FBLA — (3); Gym Show — (1); Library Aid — (1); Student Senate — (1,4) MARGARET BOYD 5 LaClede Drive 386-0034 AVA (4); Band — (1); Basket- ball — (JV — I); Cheerleader — (JV CoCapt — 2. V-Sub — 4); Chorus — (2,3,4); Field Hockey — (JV — I, JV-Capt — 3,4); Gym Show — (I); Homeroom Rep — (2); Madrigal Singers (3.4) ; Model Congress — (3,4); Octet — (4); Orchestra — (1); Pep Club (3); Prom Commit- tee — (3); School Mascot — (3); Snack Shack — (4); Student Sen- ate — (2,3, VP — 4); SURE - (1.2.3.4) : Yearbook — (3,4) CYNTHIA BRADBERRY 8 Lansdowne Drive 386-2442 Band — (1); Color Guard — (2.3.4) ; Gym Show — (1); SURE — (2,4) CAROL BROCK Beverly Road 386- 5348 Chorus — (1,2,3,4); Color Guard (1,2); FBLA — (3); Madrigal Singers — (3,4); Student Senate (2); Octet — (4) DANIEL BROWN 1403 Springside Place 387- 0673 Band — (1,2)T Chorus — (1.2.3.4) ; Cross Country — (3); Fire Squad — (4); Football — (F, JV — 2); Madrigal Singers — (3.4) ; Octet — (4); School Store — (4); Snack Shack — (3,4); Stu- dent Senate — (3) MAURICE BROWN 28 Laurie Way 386- 7085 Basketball — (V — 4) RETONA BROWN 18 Langdon Road 387- 0640 JEFF BRINING 1 Frazier Street 386-2064 CIE — (4) DAVE BULANOWSKI Spring Hill Lane 386-6073 Wrestling — (JV — 1) MICHAEL CANNELLA STEVEN ANCKER 25 Longwood Drive 386-6093 RAMONA ARRINGTON 13 Lancaster Drive 386-9124 Chorus — (3,4); Color Guard — (4); Drama Club — (3.4); Gym Show — (1); Library Aid — (1); Madrigal Singers — (3,4); Pep Club —1(3); Snack Shack — (4); Student Senate — (1) ELWOOD ASTOR Fountain Avenue 386-2452 IRENE ASTOR Fountain Avenue 386-2452 Basketball — (JV — 1,2); CIE - (4); FBLA — (3); Softball — (JV — I); Track — (2) RUSSELL AUSTIN Box 355 386-5853 AVA — (4); CIE — (4); School Store — (1) GLEN BALLINGER Salem Sunset Road 386- 3064 Band — (1); Ski Club — (3,4) LISA BANKS 14 Larchmont Drive 387- 1404 Basketball — (2); Snack Shack (4); Softball — (1,3) USA BAUGH 8 Laramoor Drive 386-6305 Chorus — (4); Newspaper Pep Club — (3); SURE KIM BENNETT m 5 LaSalle Drive 387-2568 Basketball — (Man — 3,4); CIE - (4); FBLA — (3); Field Hock- ey — (JV — 2, V 3,4); Pep Club — (3); Softball (JV — 2, V 3,4); SURE — (l,2,3,4) RICHARD BIRD Blisard Avenue 387-0361 NELSON BLAKEMORE 17 Laurie Way 386-9370 Band — (4); Chorus — (3); CIE (4); FBLA — (3); Football (1); Student Senate — (2); Track — (2) JOHN BODINE Sunset Road 386- 9127 Football — (F, JV — 2, V — 3,4); Key Club — (3,4); Yearbook — (4) LETOSKY BOOTH 20 Larkin Road 387- 3663 Basketball — (JV — 3,4); Chorus (2,3,4); Field Hockey — (Jv — 4); Student Senate — (4); SURE — (2,3,4) (3,4); Student Senate — (I); Yearbook — (4); Youth in Coun- ty Government — (3); Play — (4) KIM COLVELL 4 Laurie Way 386-3581 Drama Club — (4); FTA (1.2) ; Play — (3,4); Prom Com- mittee — (3); Yearbook — (4); Gym Show — (1); Float Commit- tee — (1,2,3,4) CLARICE COMEGYS 32 Sycamore Drive 386-4214 AVA -= T4); Chorus'— (1,2,3); Class Officer — (VP 1); FT A — (2); Language Club — (2); Model Congress — (3,4); News- paper — (4): Prom Committee — (3); Student Senate — (4): Year- book — (4); March of Dimes — (2.3) tling — (JV — 2) DEAN CUGLIOTTA 6F Cumberland Arms Apart- ments 387-1907 NORMA CUGLIOTTA 19th Street 387-1828 PAMELA CUGLIOTTA 6F Cumberland Arms Apart- ments 387-1907 Chorus — (1,2,3,4); Language Club — (1,2) GENE DARLING Sunset Road 386-4233 Basketball — (F, V — 2,3,4); Fire Squad — (3,4); Football (F); Varsity Club — (4) Winsor Castle Apartments C-12 Deronshirc Drive Cranbury, NJ Baseball — (3,4); Football — (F, JV — 3); Model Congress (3.4) ; Newspaper — (3,4); Snack Shack — (4); Track — (2) PATRICIA CARLIN 29 Walnut Drive 386-4813 Basketball — (1); Chorus (1,2,3); Gym Show — (1); Lan- guage Club — (1); Pep Club — (3); Softball — (1); Yearbook — (2) MARK CAULFIELD Oxmcad Deacon Road 386-4032 Basketball — (F); Football — (F); Newspaper — (4); Tennis- (1.2.3.4) KENNETH CHAPMAN 31 Walnut Drive 386-5171 C1E — (4) GLENN CHEATHAM 3 Larkin Road 386-1571 Band — (1,2,3,4); Stage Band — (1.2.3.4) ; Drama Club — (4); FBLA — •( 1,2); Orchestra — (1.2.3.4) ; Student Senate — (1.2.3.4) ; SURE — (4); Track - (1.2) ; Varsity Club — (4); Wres- tling — (JV — 2, V — 3,4) JOAQUINA CHRISTIAN 30 Langdon Road 386-9441 Color Guard — (1,2,3,4); Gym Show — (1); Library Aid — (1); Student Senate — (1,2,4); SURE — (1,2,3) EMMA COLGAN 16 Harvest Lane 386- 3191 Basketball — (JV — 1); Cheer- leader — (JV — 2, V — 3,4); Class Officer — (Pres — 2); FBLA — (2); Field Hockey - (JV — 1); FT A — (1,2,3); Gym Show — (1); Language Club — (1.2) ; Pep Club — (3); Ski Club — (1); Varsity Club — (4); Year- book — (1,2,3) JAMES COLLINS 28 Evergreen Lane 387- 3837 Baseball — (JV — 1,2, V — 3,4); Boy’s State — (3); Class Officer — (Pres — 1, Tres — 4); Football — (F, JV — 2,3, V — 4); Key Club — (3,4); Model Congress — ROBERT CONDIT Columbus Road 386-6867 Track — (2,3,4); Wrestling — (3.4) DANIEL CONOVER Center Avenue 386-4764 Football — (F, JV — 2); Track — (1,2,3,4); Wrestling — (V — 2,3,4) LESLEY COWIN 1505 Columbus Road 386-9182 Chorus — (1,2,3); Field Hockey — (JV 2); Gym Show — (1); Library Aid — (1,2); Madrigal Singers — (3); Model Congress — (3,4); Snack Shack — (1,2); Softball — (1); Student Senate — (1.4) ; Ycbook — (advertising manager — 4) DONALD CRAFT Wall Avenue 386- 4390 CIE — (4) MICHAEL CRAIG 1306 Salem Road 387- 3491 RICK CROSHAW Central Elmer Avenue 386-4038 WILLIAM CSERJES Neck Road Center Avenue 386-4489 Drama Club — (4); Newspaper — (1,2,3,4); Play — (3,4); Ski Club — (3); Track — (1); Wres- LINDA DARR Pincwald Lane 386- 4771 Float Committee — (2,3,4); Field Hockey — (JV — 3, V — 4); National Honor Society - (3,4); Newspaper — (typist — 4): Prom Committee (Pub Chair 3); Yearbook — (4) MARILYNN DAVIES Bloomer Drive 387- 1487 AVA — (3.4); Drama Club — (4); Field I lockey — (JV — 1, V — 2,3, VCapt — 4); Fire Squad — (3.4); Gym Show — (1); Homeroom Rep — (3,4); Model Congress (3,4); National Hon- or Society — (3,4); Play — (4); Prom Committee — (3); Varsity Club — (2, Sec — 3,4); Yearbook — (4); Homecoming Queen Court — (4) SANDRA DAVIS 14th Street 386-1356 AVA — (4); Basketball — (JV — 1,2); Drama Club — (4); Field Hockey — (JV — 2, V — 3,4); Fire Squad — (3,4); Gym Show (I); Model Congress — (3); National Honor Society — (3,4); Pep Club — (3); Play — (4); Prom Committee — (Chair — 3); Snack Shack — (1,2,3); Softball — (JV — 1, V — 3,4); Student Senate — (3,4); Varsity Club — (4); Yearbook — (4); Float Com- mittee — (1,2,3,4); Homecoming Queen Court — (4); Tennis — (4) JOHN DENNISON Rancocas Road 387-1199 MICHAEL DONAHUE Pinewald Lane 386-4751 Gym Show — (1); Play — (1,4); Ski Club — (3,4): Snack Shack — (2,3,4); Student Senate — (1.2.4) LAURIE DUBELL 1002 Beverly Road 386-2962 Band — (1,2,3 — Sec — 2,3); Stage Band — (1,2,3); Chorus — (1,2,3): School Play — (1,3); Stu- dent Senate (1.2,3); Class Offi- cer — (sec — 3); Language Club — (2): Gym Show — (1); Prom Committee (3); Model Con- gress — (3) KATHY DUFF1ELD Beverly Road SHERRY EAGER 21 Sycamore Drive 386-5724 Float Committee — (1,2,3); FTA — (1,2); Girl's State — (alt — 3); Gym Show — (1); Model Con- gress — (3); National Honor So- ciety — (3,4); Prom Committee — (Entertainment Chair — 3); Yearbook — (1.2.3, Ed — 4) VICKI ECKMAN Sunset Road Bloomer Drive 386-6421 C1E — (4); Field Hockey — (JV — 2); School Store — (3,4) SANDRA EDMONDS 13 Lamont Road 386-0148 Basketball (4): Chorus — (I); FBLA — (I); Gym Show — (1); Library Aid — (1); Student Sen- ate — (I); SURF — (1,4); Varsi- ty Club — (4) COLLEEN EDMONDSON 10 Larkin Road 386- 0192 Chorus — (2.3); FBLA — (2.3); Gym Show — (I); Library Aid — (I); Snack Shack — (4); Student Senate — (1.3,4); SURE — (1.2.3.4) DARLENE ENGEL 21 Sycamore Drive 387- 9190 AVA — (sec — 4); Class Officer (tres — I); Drama Club — (3.4) ; National Honor Society — (3.4) ; Play — (Asst Stage Dir — 3, Stage Dir 4); Prom Commit- tee — (3); Yearbook — (1,3, Bus Man — 4); Homecoming Queen Court — (4) CLIFTON FRAKE I Spruce Road 386- 9496 AVA — (4); Baseball - (JV — 2. V — 4): Model Congress (3.4); Newspaper — (4) JAMES FREEMAN 21 Lambeth Road 387- 4704 Key Club — (4); National Honor Society — (3,4) MARILYN FREEMAN 41 LaGorce Boulevard 387-4347 MARILYN GASKIN 14 LaGorce Boulevard 386- 5994 SHELIA GAUNTT Beverly Road 387- 2306 Band — (2.3); Chorus — (2,3): Gym Show (I); Library Aid — (I); Madrigal Singers — (2); Or- chestra — (1): Pep Club — (3); Ski Club — (1.2); Yearbook — 0.2) BRET GILBERT 5 Sycamore Drive 386-6874 ROBERT GRIPPE 1308 Tanner Avenue 386- 4492 Baseball —(JV — 1,2.3, V — 4); Football — (F. V — 2.3.4); Varsi- ty Club — (2,3,4) RICKEY GREEN 1517 Columbus Road 387- 2996 Basketball — (F. JV — 3); Stu- dent Senate (1,3,4); SURE — (1,2.3.4) TIMOTHY GREENWALD Center Avenue 387-1740 RUTH GUTJAHR Goodyear Lane 387-0284 Band — (I); Drama Club — (4); Library Aid — (1,2,3); Ski Club — (4) DIANA HALL 7 Latimer Way 387-4975 Basketball — (JV — I, V — 2. Capt — 3,4); CIE — (4); FBLA — (3); Field Hockey — (JV — I, V — 2,3, Capt — 4); Gvm Show - (I); Softball — (JV — 1. V — 3.4) ; SURE — (I.2.3.4) JUDITH HAMLET 11 LaGorce Boulevard 387-3310 Chorus — (3); Color Guard — (1,2); FBLA — (1); Gym Show (1); Pep Club —(I); Ski Club (I); Yearbook — (3); Newspa- per — (3,4) JOSEPH HANLON 3 Laurie Way 386-4535 Ecological Survey (2): News- paper — (4) SUSAN HARRISON 1401 Salem Road 386- 2866 Band — (1); Basketball — (JV I): Chorus — (1,2); DECCA — (I); Field Hockey — (JV — 2.3.4) ; Gym Show — (I); School Store — (1,2,3): Ski Club — (1,2.3,4) DEBRA HAUKOM 30 Sycamore Drive 387- 4833 Cheerleader — (JV — 2); Gym Show — (1); Library Aid — (I); Newspaper (4); Student Sen- ate — (2); Homecoming Queen — (4) CHARLENE HESS Beechwood Avenue 386- 2289 CIE — (4); Gym Show — (|); Student Senate — (2,3) SOO PYO HONG 447 Dominique Court 387- 4205 Soccer — (V — 4) LORI HORNER 8 Parker Avenue 386- 4642 CIE - (4); FTA — (Sec — 4); Gym Show — (I); Library Aid — (I); Student Senate — (3) MARGARET HORNER 3 Elma Avenue 387- 9636 Float Committee — (1,2.3.4); Gym Show — (1); Homeroom Rep — (1,2,3,4); Library Aid (1); Model Congress — (3.4); Newspaper — (2,3); Pep Club — (3) Snack Shack (4); Youth in County Government — (3); Year- book — (2,3,4) 52 JOHN IRWIN Fountain Avenue 386-5390 AVA — (2,3,4); Basketball — (Man — 1,2,3,4); Boy's State (3) ; Football (F, JV — 2,3, V — 4); Track — (Man — 1,2,3,4); Varsity Club (2); Yearbook — (Sports Ed —-4) , ERIC JAGGARS 110 Handler Drive 386-4413 DENISE JOHNSON 16 Laurie Way Money Management — (1); SURE (1,2,4) JONNIE JOHNSON 11 Laramoor Drive 386- 5025 Band (1,2.3,4); Football — (V 4); Track — (I); Wrestling — (JV - 2) ROOSEVELT JOHNSON I 2 Laurie Way 387- 4290 Band (2); Student Senate — (1.4); SURE — (1,2,3,4) MARGRIT JORDAN 26 Langdon Road 386-1252 DARRY KELLY 10 Langrock Way 386-5879 CIE (3); Language Club — (4) ; SURE — (2,3.4) ALICE KENNEDY C-6 Parker Avenue 386-6257 Chorus — (3); Gym Show — (1); Madrigal Singers — (3); Student Activities — (3,4); Student Sen- ate (2,3) KEVIN KENNEDY 33 Lansdowne Road 386-6724 GARY KEYS 19 Longwood Drive 386-6036 Baseball — (JV — 3,4); Fire Squad — (4); Football — (F, JV 2. V — 3,4); Key Club — (4); Varsity Club — (3,4) YONG SUNG KIM 727 Gabriclle Court 386-9160 RONALD KING 23 LaClede Drive Basketball (F); SURE — (1.2.3.4) DOREEN KINNEY 24 Rose Lane 386-5096 Gym Show — (1); Language Club — (2); CIE - (4) KYLE KLINE Ox mead Road 386-1234 CIE — (3,4); Play - (1,2,3,4); Ski Club — (3.4); Student Senate — (I,2,3,4); Snack Shack — (1.2.3.4) ; Wrestling — (V — 1) STEPHEN LEHMAN Rancocas Road 386-2054 Basketball — (F) ALFRED LEROY 18 Laurie W'ay 386-2690 AVA — (3.4); Basketball — (F); Class Officer (Pres — 3); Fire Squad (3,4); Model Congress (3); Football — (F, JV — 2, V 3.4); Key Club (2.3.4); Na- tional Honor Society — (3,4); Tennis — (V — 1,2,3,4); Varsity Club — (2,3.4); Yearbook — (4) KATHRINE LITTLE 40 Lansdown Road 386-5628 Student Senate — (4) SAMUEL LITTLE 40 Lansdown Road 386- 5628 Band — (1,4); Wrestling (1.2.3.4) DONALD LOVEMAN Sunset Road 387- 3321 ROY MAINER 15 Larkin Road 386-9479 Band - (I); FBLA — (1.2); Stu- dent Senate — (I); SURE — (1.4) ; Yearbook — (2) BRET MALATICH Sylvan Park 386- 0209 Chorus — (4) LILIA MANTECON K4 Yorkshire Arms Apartments 387- 3175 KEVIN MANZI Columbus Road 386-3244 Ski Club — (1.2,3); Soccer — (JV — 1,2) CHERYL MARCO 1 Baird Avenue 386-4743 Gym Show — (1); Soccer — (Man 2,3,4); Model Congress — (3) LYNN MARTIN Yubas Avenue 386-5625 KEN MARZINSKY 1202 Tanner Avenue 386- 3635 Cross Country — (1,2,3,4); Track — (1,2,3) KAREN MATEOS Jacksonville Road 387- 0816 AVA — (4); FT A — (I); Model Congress — (3); Newspaper — (4) DAVID MAVER Jacksonville Road 386- 4888 AVA — (4); Drama Club (3,4); Play — (3,4); Ski Club (2); Student Senate — (1,2,3,4) STEVE MAYBERRY 10 Evergreen Lane 387- 3887 Cross Country — (2,3, Capt — 4); Track — (1,2,3,4) ADELE MAZUR Pinewald Lane 386-4877 Color Guard — (2); FBLA — (4); Gym Show — (l);Language Club — (1,2); Library Aid — (1,2); Ski Club — (2,4); Wres- tling — (Man — 4) CAROLYN MCCORMICK 6 LaClede Drive 386-6406 FB LA — (2); SURE — (1.2) DONNA MCGLORY Beverly Road 386-1218 Chorus — (2); Model Congress — (4); Newspaper — (2) JANICE MELMED 11 Peachtree Lane 386- 0399 Language Club — (1,2); Library Aid — (I); Model Congress (4); Yearbook — (1) KAREN MINGIN 105 Handler Drive 387- 0761 Band — (2); Color Guard — (1,2,3, Capt — 4); Drama Club 53 — (4); FBLA — (3,4); Gym Show — (1); Orchestra — (2); Pep Club — (3); Play — (4); Prom Committee — (3), Year- book — (1.4) KATHERINE MONASTERO Sunset Road 386- 9311 ■ Basketball - (JV — 1); FBLA ; — (1,2,3,4); Gym Show — (1); Softball — (1); Student Senate — (l,2);Homecoming Queen Court -(4) BERNARD MULHOLLANff 1203 Noreen Drive 387- 0209 Boy’s State — (3); Fire Squad — (4); Football — (F, JV — 2, V - 3,4); Key Club — (2,3, Sec — 4); Model Congress — (3,4); Play — (4); Ski Club — (4); Track — (3.4) ; Varsity Club — (4); Year- book — (4); Youth in County Government — (3) SAMUEL MURPHY 9 Larchmont Drive 387-1258 AVA — (4); Basketball — (F, JV - 2); Football — (F. V — 2,3) KEVIN NEIHE1SEL 1305 Hammond 387-4683 V Track — (1.2,4) LESLIE NEWELL 494 Lehigh Avenue 387-2269 CIE — (4) BETTY NIXON 10 Lancaster Road 386- 2814 CIE — (4); Color Guard — (3); FBLA (3); Gym Show — (1); Pep Club — (3); SURE (1.2.3.4) BRENDA NIXON Elbow Lane 387- 9565 MARGAREiT O’NEILL Devlin Avenue 386- 4356 Band — (1,2); Gym Show — (1); Ski Club — (1,2) ELAINE PADGETT 30 Latimer Way 387- 1762 FBLA — (3,4); National Honor Society — (3,4); Student Activi- ties — (3,4); CIE — (4) LYNN PAINTER 9 Lonsberry Drive 386- 1695 CIE — (4); School Store — (3) DENISE PANZERA 15 Crestwood Drive ” 1 387- 1681 Cheerleader — (JV — 2, V — 3); Field Hockey — (JV — 1); Model Congress — (3); Pep Club — (3); Track — (1); Varsity Club — (4) ROBERT PARKERSON Dresser Avenue 386- 5084 . CIE — (4) LLOYD PELT 246 Diane Court 387- 9552 Football — (JV — 2); SURE — (2.3.4) ; Wrestling —(V,—- 2,3,4) MARK PERKINS 20 Walnut Drive 386-6824 Float Committee — (3); Football - (JV — 2,3, V — 4); Key Club — (2,3,4); Model Congress — (3.4) ; National Honor Society — (3, Pres — 4); Newspaper — (4); Play — (4); Prom Committee — (3) ; Track — (1,2); Yearbook (4) ; Youth in County Government - (3) KAREN PERRO 19th Street 386-1686 gfcA-(4) DALE PONDER J405 Salem Road 386-3142 CIE — (3,4 A STEPHEN POPP 29 Longwood Drive 386- 5231 k Cross Country — (1,2,3,4); Track (2,3,4) ROBERT POTTER 25 Lansberry Drive 387- 2473 Football — (F, JV — 2,3, V — 4) SHIRLEY PRETTY 108 Handler Drive 386-5686 Chorus — (2); Student Activities — (2,4); Yearbook — (4) DANIEL RAFTERY 2 Cynwyd Drive 386-5826 AVA — (1,2,3,4); Basketball (F, JV — 2. V — 3,4); Class Offi- cer (Tres— 3); Fire Squad (2.3.4) ; Football!— (F, V — 2,3,4); Key Club — (1,2, Tres — 3, VP — 4); Model Congress (3.4) ; Student Senate — (2,3,4); Varsity Club — (2,3, VP — 4); Yearbook — (4) LINDA RANSOM 3 Larkin Road 386-5124 Library Aid — (3); National Honor Society — (3,4) FREDERICK REDDISH 18 Crestwood Drive 386- 1801 Band — (1,2, VP - 3.4); Tennis (3,4) GEORGE RHUBART Columbus Road 387- 2034 ROLAND RILEY 5 Walnut Drive LANCELOT RIVAS 20 Peachtree Lane 386- 6258 Chorus (2,4); Madrigal Sing- ers — (4); Newspaper — (4); Soccer — (JV — l,2, V — 4) PATRICK ROCHE Sunset Road 387- 3918 Band (Tres—1,2): Basketball (JV — 2); Class Officer — (Pres — 4); Fire Squad — (3,4); Football — (F, V — 2,3,4): Key Club — (3,4); Model Congress — (3); National Honor Society — (3, VP — 4); Tennis — (3); Varsi- ty Club — (3. Pres — 4) DIANE SARGENT 1 Longwood Drive 387-0305 CIE — (4); Gym Show — (1); Language Club — (2) ANDREW SAWYER 26 Linden Road gPW 386-6361 Soccer (1,2,3,4) RITA SCHUYLER Fountain Avenue 386-0183 CIE — (3,4); Gym Show — (I) SANDY SHARP 20 Evergreen Lane 386- 1583 Yearbook — (4) STEPNEY SHEDRICK 8 Laurie Way 387- 1338 Football — (JV — 2, V — 4) MARljLSHIMSHACK Jacksonville Road ■ m J8ll 508 Band!— (1): Chorus - (1,3,4): ' CIE ■— (2); Gym Show — (1); Orchestra (1): Snack Shack - (2.3.4) ; Student Senate — (I)' . SHIRLEY SHINN Ox mead Road 386-9430 FBLA — (3); Gym Show — (1) ANNE SHOLL Little Oxmead Road 386-9354 Gym Show — (1) ROBERT SICILIA 14 Evergreen Lane 386-1520 Model Congress — (3); Student Senate — (4); Track (3) DONNA SMITH 6 Watts Avenue 386-9085 School Store — (4); Yearbook — (4) PAULA SMITH Columbus Road 386-0748 Basketball — (JV 3); Gym Show — (I); Softball (JV — I) DONWAKEY SPENCER 24 Lancaster Road 386- 5437 Drama Club — (4); Football (F, JV — 2,3, V — 4); SURE — (1.2.4) ; Track — (2,3,4); Year- book — (2,4) WENDEL STAFFORD 42 Langdon Road 387- 3925 AVA — (4); Band — (3,4); Con- cert Band — (3,4); Stage Band — (3.4) ; Basketball f— (V Man - 1,2,3.4); Drama Club — (4); FBLA — (1,2,3.4); Key Club (4); Language Club — (1); Model Congress — (3,4); Play — (4); Student Senate — (1, Pres — 4); j SURE (1,2,3,4); Track - (1,2); Varsity Club — (2,3,4); Yearbook - (3,4) LIZ STEPHENSON Columbus Road 3X6-3911 JOYCE THOMAS Sunset Road 386- 4755 Basketball — (JV — 1, V — 2,3); Field Hockey — (JV — CoCapt — 2,3); Girl’s State — (3); Model Congress — (3); National Honor Society — (3,4); Softball — (V 3); Yearbook — (4); Float Committee — (1,2,3,4) DAVID TRAUGHBER Neck Road 387- 1634 Chorus —- (1,2,3) KEITH TREMBULA Orchard Lane 386- 2944 Baseball — (JV — 3); Football — (F, JV — 3, V — 4); National Honor Society — (3,4) LARRY UMSTEAD 13 Walnut Drive 387- 2463 AVA — (2,3,4); Basketball — (F, JV - 2); Football — (F, JV — 2, V — 3,4); Key Club — (2,3,4); Play — (4); Student Senate — (4); Yearbook — (4) DENISE UNORA 37 LaGorce Boulevard 386- 9672 Drama Club — (3.4); Gym Show — (I); Model Congress — (3.4); National Honor Society — (3,4); Newspaper — (3.4); Snack Shack — (4); Soccer — (Man — 1.3,4); Student Senate� — (Sec — 4) WILLIAM VAN SCIVER Park Avenue 387- 0391 AVA — (3,4); Bulletin Board — (3, Chair — 4); Class Officer — (VP — 2,3,4); Darkroom — (3,4); Fire Squad — (3,4); Key Club — (2,3, Pres — 4); Play — (2); Soc- cer — (JV — 1,2, V — 3,4); Stu- dent Senate — (Act Chair — 2,3,4); Tennis — (2,3,4); Year- book — (Photographer — 3,4) MARTIN VENTRONE 901 Beverly Road 386-5360 CIE — (4) DAVID VISELLI 5 Bodine Avenue 386-9129 Band — (1,2, Tres — 3, Pres — 4); Stage Band — (1,2,3.4); Base- ball — (JV — 1,2,3. V — 4) DENNIS WADE 23 Walnut Drive 386-4371 Cross Country — (1,2,3,4); Track — (1.2,3,4) KEITH WALSH 1502 Tanner Avenue 386-3772 Newspaper — (4) DOUGLAS WARD 29 Cypress Road 386-5694 WANDA WASHINGTON 9 Lancaster Road 386-1392 Cheerleader — (JV — 2. V — 3); Chorus — (3,4); Field Hockey — (JV — 1,4); Gym Show — (1); Pep Club — (3); Snack Shack — (4); SURE — (1,2,3, Pres — 4); Homecoming Queen Court — (4) KIRK WELLS 1006 Neck Road 386-2392 DORIS WILLS Columbus Road Chorus — (1,2,3,4) JOHN WINCHELL 8 Cynwyd Drive 386-4039 DIANE WOLVIN 19th Street 386-1171 Basketball — (JV — 1); Class Of- ficer (Sec — 2,4); Field Hock- ey — (JV — 2, V — 3.4); Fire Squad — (3,4); FTA — (1); Gym Show — (1); Homeroom Rep — (1,3); Model Congress — (3.4); National Honor Society — (3, Sec — 4); Prom Committee |— (Accom Chair — 3); Snack Shack — (2); Softball — (JV — I); Stu- dent Senate — (1,2); Varsity Club — (3,4); Yearbook — (1.2.3.4) ; Youth in County Gov- ernment — (3) DAVID W RIGHT 47 Linden Road 386-1014 Basketball — (JV — 3, V — 4); Football — (F); AVA (1.2.3.4) ; Fire Squad (4) ALBERT ZIEGLER Park Avenue 386-6156 Basketball — (F. JV — 2, V 3,4) ■ Homecoming Homecoming Queen Is Debbie Haukom 5« Sand Davis and Vlikc Cannclla Seniors Win Float With Spirit Of ’76! Darlene I ngel and Tomim Spe ano kath Monastero and Hill Parker Wanda Washington and ernel William 7C V?6-l9 « 7 6-l9 - 6-191 9 % 6-19 - UNDERCLASSMEN Class of 1977 D. Abelc K. Abrams P. Alcott P. Alcott J. Alcsso R. Anderson M. Angelo J. Ayling O. Baker S. Bassett N. Beach D. Bell R. Bintlcff D. Brandt L. Brown D. Bryan J. Busscr O. Buzzi L. Carnivale R. Clark C. Collier R. Collier D. Cook D. Cox R. Craig S. Cramer J. Christian D. Dalfonso D. Damon J. Darch J. Davidson D. Davis R. Deacon K. Dubcll R. Duggan K. Eckman R. Elisey S. Fanourgakis S. Farmer D. Fcenstra P. Fcnn This year the junior class sold candy and magazines to aid funds for the prom, “Tonight Will Live For- ever. They also received their rings and are looking forward to their Senior year. 62 (LEFT TO RIGHT) Officers — Lisa Monahan, Ronnie Powell, Octavia Baker, Sue Bassett L. Ferry P. Finely P. Fiorillo L. Forvour R. Fouler M. Foy J. Frakc V. Garmen S. Gaus J. Gaynor T. Gray D. Haas J. Hamleltal T. Hanlon L. Heath S. Hreso L. Hershberger K. Hess K. Hicks R. Hines A. Hoag R. Hoffman L. Hoster H. Hullings T. Hurt J. Jackamonis N. Jackson D. James G. Johnson C. Johnston M. Johnston B. Judd B. Judd S. Karp G. Kee C. Keys D. King G. Komar D. Kotles S. Kyle L. Lee M. Lewis R. Libertor C. Lipiec B. Lippincott M. Lombard J. Loycr 63 S. McNamara J. McPhcc D. Mclmcd D. Melton R. Michaud P. Miller N. Minnella R. Molino L. Monahan T. Montalto C. Morris C. Morris L. Morris A. Mount W. Naprawa J. O'Hara J. Pancowski J. Perkins R. Phillips E. Pittman G. Polito R. Potter R. Powell B. Rasin S. Randall R. Rivas K Rodd 64 C. Roller E. Romani C. Ross C. Rowland R. Sampson B. Samson K. Sandusk) K. Scavcr J. Scnni T. Shinn D. Shultizc J. Silver K. Simmons D. Sloss D. Smith N. Smith S. Snow S. Sofjack E. Speihs W. Spiehs T. Spezzano J. Stapp E. Stetz S. Stockton M. Sung J. Susscngcr J. Swartz R. Taylor C. Thompson M. Ulissi M. Urbaniec R. Vaughn L. Vicrick R. Walters K. Ward D. Washington C. Williams K. Williams L. Williams A. Wojcnski L. Wolvin G. Wood K. Wooden C. Worth D. Yates R. Yohe G. Yuffruda T. Zcllcy 65 Class Of 1978 R Abdill T. Adams P. Altavilla P. Anckcr D. Astor K. Austin B. Barncr I. Bauer H. Baugh D. Bayard R. Bcia R. Bintliff P. Bishop B. Bisscll G Black T. Blakemorc V. Bodinc B. Boyd J. Brennan M. Bruce B. Burns Spirit is the word that best describes the Class of '78. This spirit was exhiler- ated throughout homecoming, the Sophs becoming the holder of the spirit stick. A high percentage of Sophs were found participating in the activities of B.T.H.S. This year was a very succesful year for fund raising functions. A bake sale and candy sale were included in these projects. To wrap up the year, the Sophs raffled off a television that they received by selling the most candy for the Merlin. advisor Mr. Ko uck. officers — Peggy VanSciver, Janie Shinn. Luke Uzupis. Ellie Wade, advisor — Mrs. Turner R. Burns L. Butler L. Cannon C. Carter C. Carter Y. Carter C. Casper E. Caulfield C. Clement S. Cocordas J. Collins A. Conigni M. Conncly R. Conner 66 R. Connor T. Cook G. Corbazella R. Coty D. Cox M. Craft W. Craig P. Crompton A. Davis E. Davis F. Davis V. Davis R. Decker T. Decker C. Dennis L. Dolce S. Dwyer V. Edmonds A. Ellis L. Fabi R. Farrell T. Florida A. Flynn B. Frakc M. Freeman E. Gakler P. Gatewood W. Gilbert M. Giordano T. Glacken P. Grady D. Gray J. Green 67 J. Hutchinson D. Hychc R. Jackson S. Jirincc J. Johnson T. Johnson D. Jones K. Juliana H. Kcil S. Kellogg L. Kelly A. Kcndrill A. Kennedy C. Keys P. Lathem C. Lawson P. Leman S. Loveman L. Lucia J. Mainer T. Marmion J. Marren K. Martcr E. McCahn E. McConky T. MeGlynn P. McOscar S. Melonis B. Meredith J. Mcrlino P. Mesthos S. Milio B. Miller R. Miller B. Minks R. Minx D. Murphy E. Murray L. Murtaugh N. Monohan K. Morris T. Morris G. Myers A. Neal D. Newkirk E. Nicoli M. Norowski 68 V. O’Hara H. Olson P. Owens J. Pallet! B. Pantuso K. Panzara A. Parker A. Passarelli D. Pearson P. Perro C. Perros C. Pittman L. Pittman R. Pittman T. Popp G. Powell L. Price D. Randolph J. Ransom M. Ransom W. Ranson C. Rawls D. Rodkey C. Rothenburger M. Rowland J. Rush K. Sackvillc P. Sargent S. Schwarz B. Sheridan J. Shimshack J. Shinn D. Shoppas R. Shook S. Sills L. Slater S. Slauthter R. Smith D. Smith J. Smith C. Spencer K. Storz 69 S. Stout C. Stratus S. Stutsman S. Talmadgc C. Taylor R. Taylor P. Teague G. Ulissi J. Unora L. Uzupis E. Wade P. Walls J. Waitz B. Warwick S. Wascevich C. Wilson P. Wilson A. Whitman T. Wolfe M. Wroten D. Wynn M. Vanbrunt M. VanScivcr M. Viselli 70 Class Of 1979 C. Abrams L. Abrams J. Albano L. Albrighl K. Alcott D. Alcsso M. Adori S Andrews C. Angelo C. Angelo M. Arrington T. Astor S. Atzert R. Austin J. Bay S. Bozarth C. Bradberry K. Brown S. Brown B. Burr C. Burset W. Butterfield P. Cahill K. Cameron T. Campbell T. Connclla The Freshman Class has started their money-making projects for the coming years. One of the main events was the Roller Skating Party. Something that will always be remembered is the satis- faction of having the best decorated hall nd showcase during Spirit Week. officers (LEFT TO RIGHT) STANDING — Pam Halcomb. Joanne Albano, SITTING — Neil Monahan, David Collins M. Carlin S. Carrow G. Ciaralante L. Chintall R. Chintall D. Chitty S. Christoforo J. Ciazzo M. Circus M. Clivcr A. Collins D. Collins 71 T. Conner P. Conover D. Cook A. Costello R. Coty R. Cox K. Craig J. Cramer C. Curcio L. Curcio D. Dagliesh A. Dail G. Damon J. Darling E. Dattner D. Davis D. Dennis C. Diamanti D. Dinkier L. Dischert V. Ditana P. Dupontes J. Eager D. Edmonson D. Eichman M. Emery K. Emmons B. Farmer M. Fanourgakis R. Furoria M. Gallager A. Gaynor K. Gcnnello R. Gcnnello B. Gibson C. Gilbert J. Greene T. Greene V. Greene E. Greshon M. Grimius M. Gutjhar E. Haines P. Halcomb J. Hamlett 72 D Hcnery K. Hollis E. Hollis M. Hong D. Horner D. Hubner P. Hurd C. Irwin R. Jordan T. Jordon A. Kane S. Kelly J. Kenlop E. Kennedy B. Kerr A. Kovalik J. Kraynich J. Leroy K. Lipiec D. Monastcro T. Morgan M. Morris S. Morris B. Morrisex K. Mosley V. Mucha 73 V. Murphy S. Neal S. Neal J. Neville D. Newcomb A. Newkirk R. Nixon M. Notigan M. O'Mally W. Parez M. Polito G Polizzi M. Potter J. Prescott R Propp A. Punchcllo S. Raber D. Ramson K. Ramson E. Reddish D. Rcpici G Rigg J. Riker B. Rivas M. Roche N. Roche B. Rockhill V. Ross D. Ryan R. Ryan S. Scott 74 D. Schyoski J. Schylcr P Scavcr B Scnni E. Shcdrick S. Shinn M. Simms C. Slaughtci R. Slovinski C. Smith J. Smith J. Smith M. Smith K. Solan V. Sottsanti S. Spcllacy C. Stinger B. Stinson J. Storz G. Taylor P. Taylor L. Theard G. Thompson L. Thorne J. Traughber T. Travidi B Turner S. Urbanicc B. Valentine J. Vice V. Vice M. Visclli P Wade B. Walker H. Walters T. Warrick K. Wells L. Williams J. Withcrow S. Wood G. Woods J. Yates R. Yohc M. Yuffrida R. Zaires 75 PEGGY DORWARD — A friend to all who, with her concern for others, spread happiness to everyone she met. Singing, acting, striving to accomplish her goals, and achieving, she was a beautiful, strong person with qualities we all wish we could possess. Although the tragedy of her death on October 31, 1975 left us without a dear friend, warm and fond memories will keep her with us always. 76 77 FACULTY Board Of Education (LEFT TO RIGHT, STANDING) Mr. Hublcr, Mr. Jungblut. Mr. Bowen. Mr. Hopkins. (SEATED) Mr. Cowin, Mr. McGair, Mr. McMillan, Board Secretary, Mr. Martin, Mr. Kerr, (missing from picture) Mr. Black and Mrs. Stout Superintendent of schools — Mr. Hopkins Principal John G. Maher 1976, a year in which we recall our nation’s heritage, is a special year for a special class. Since your freshman year, the class’ activities have been conducted with an enthusiasm in keeping with the Spirit of ’76. As our bicenten- nial class, you have much to remember as you leave to explore the new directions which lie before you. I hope that you will face the future with that courage and vision which are a vital part of the American character. John G. Maher Principal Vice Principal John I. Haaf 83 Mathematics Gary S. Frantz Algebra, ICM; Trenton Jr. College; East Stroudsburg State; — B.S.; Ju- nior Class Advisor. Marilynn Luyber —Geometry, ICM Calcu- lus; Montclair State — B.A. Kenneth W. Hoelzer — Algebra; Department Head; Trenton State; Glassboro State; Rutgers — B.S. Patricia Hutchinson — Algebra; Hofstra Uni- versity; Cheerleading Advisor. Mary Mehl — Geometry; Trenton State — B.A.; Senior Class Advisor. 84 History Michael Gollnick — Civil Liberties Minor- ities; Rutgers — B.A. Joseph McMonaglc U.S. History, Foreign Language; LaSalle -B.A. Paul Guidry— U.S. History l II; University of Nebraska — B.S. and M. Ed. Edward A. Steinmetz — U.S. History II; De- partment Head; Penn Military College — B.A.; Temple University. M.A.; Glassboro State; Athletic Director; Media Director. Patricia Ann Mayer — Anthropology, Soci- ology. U.S. History; Montclair State College - B A; Student Senate Advisor, Color Guard Advisor. Rocco Vizzacco — U.S. History; Glassboro State — B.S.; Senior Class Advisor; Snack Shack Advisor. 85 Science John R. Cassarini — Business Science; Uni- versity of Pittsburgh. Edward Coppolino — Science I; Glassboro State — B.A. Richard B. Craft — E.S.C.P., Project Physics; University of Virginia — B.S.; Penn State — M.S.; Soccer Coach. Robert Fettes — Chemistry, Project Physics; Mass. Int. Tech. — B.S.; Rutgers. Joyce Freynik — Science II, Biology; Glass- boro State — B.A.; Ski Club Advisor. 86 Eugene Lyncss — Physics, Algebra; ICM; Loras College — B.S.; Notre Dame — M.S.; Freshment Football Coach. Frank Newman — Biology; Department Head; West Chester — B.S.; Temple — M. Ed.; S.U.R.E. Advisor. English Dale Dunn — English III IV; Department Head; State University of New York — B.S.; University of Pennsylvania — M.S.; School Play Director. Donna-Marie Schulz — English III IV; Trenton State — B.A.; Drama Club Advisor. Edward Saunders — English; LaSalle College — B.A.; Freshman Class Advisor. Mongloria Watson — English; Ford Stielcoon B.A.; University of Seattle — R.S. June Acker — English I II; Monmouth — B.S.; Glassboro State; Merlin Advisor. F?s- Donald Kozuck — English III, 20th Cent. Lit., Journalism, Creative Writing; St. Jo- seph's College — B.A.; Glassboro State — M.A.; Sophomore Class Advisor, Falcon Ad- visor. • + ■ - -s Susan J. Galgano — English IV; Rider Col- lege — B.A.; F.T.A. Advisor. J. Joyce C. Payne — English; Trenton State — B.A.; Drcxcl; S.U.R.E Advisor. 87 Foreign Language Elizabeth Bender — French, English: College Misericordia — A.B.; Rutgers University; Language Club Advisor. Evelyn DiMaria — Spanish; Department Head; University of Pennsylvania — B.A.; Junior Class Advisor. 88 Business Education Marion Giangiulio — Stcno II. Typing II, Office Praciice; Bloomsburg State College. Cheryl R. Heleva — Typing: Trenton State College. Patricia Moss Accounting. Typing; Ken- tucky State — B.S. Lynn T. Wise — Business; Trenton State; I BLA Advisor; Sophomore Class Advisor; Softball Coach. Bruce F. Heller Accounting, Data Process- ing. Business Law; Trenton State College — B A.; Freshman Football Coach; Wrestling Coach; School Store Advisor. Joseph Holden — Data Processing, Account- ing; Department Head; Bloomsburg State B.S.; Trenton Stale M.A.;Studcnt Activi- ties Advisor; Merlin Business Advisor. 89 Art Lawrence R. Jackson — Art; Department Head; West Virginia — B.S.; Girls Basketball Coach. Gloria Mazziotti — Art; Glassboro State, Color Guard and Majorette Advisor. Music Richard Cleghorn — Music; Department Head: Ithaca College -B.S.; Trenton State — M.A.; Chorus Director. Charles Clemens — Music; Manhattan School of Music; Bank Director. 90 Industrial Arts Roy Bozarth — Industrial Arts; Trenton State — B.S.; Football Coach. Stephenson J. Molnar — Building Trades, Wood Shop; Trenton State — B.S.; Key Club Advisor. Gerald Ghagan — Industrial Arts; Glassboro State. David Malseed — Auto Shop, Metal Shop; Department Head; Montclair — B.A.; Tren- ton State. Irwin E. Parker — Industrial Arts; Trenton State. 91 Physical Education Donna Davidson — Physical Education; Tren- ton State -B.S.; Hockey Coach; Girls' Athletic Director. Donald Masters — Physical Education; De- partment Head; Findlay College — B.S.; f ootball Coach, Baseball Coach; Varsity Club Advisor. Edgar Moss - Physical Education; Kentucky State College —B.S.; Football Coach; Girls’ Basketball Coach; Track Coach. Jane O'Donnell — Physical Education; Tren- ton State. Harold E. Robertson — Physical Education; Glassboro Slate; Freshman Bas- ketball Coach. Harold E. Robertson — Physical Education; Glassboro State; Freshman Basketball Coach. Linda Trenkamp — Physical Education; Lynchburg College; Ursinus College; Hockey Coach; Softball Coach. 92 Home Economics Catherine Hamilton — Home Economics; Douglass College -B.S. Mary Lombardi Home Economics; Depart- ment Head; Douglass College — B.S.; Drexel University — M.S. Special Education Susan Boyle — Special Education; Glassboro State; Ski Club Advisor; Chccrlcading Advi- sor. Paul Eckley — Special Education; Waynes- burg College; Wrestling Coach; Track Coach. 93 Daniel Kurilla — Guidance Director; Ml. St. Mary's Col- lege — B.S.; Rider College — M.A. Guidance Hcnricltc Thomas — Guidance Counselor; State University of New York — A. B.; Rutgers. Rider — M.A. 94 William Tyler — Guidance Counselor; Virginia State Col- lege — B.S., M.S.; Trenton State College. M. Ed. Secretaries 95 Muriel Wallen CIE Director Milton J. Hershberger — CIE Director; Trenton State Col- lege — B.S., M.A., Glassboro State; Temple; Rutgers. Nurse Orva Wilkinson — School Nurse; University of Delaware; Rutgers; Trenton State — B.A., M.A. Librarian Antoinette Horner — Librarian; Trenton State — B.A.; Rutgers; Honor Society Advisor. Permanent Sub Jeff Hadden — Catawba College. % Cafeteria Staff (LEFT TO RIGHT) Mrs. Sussenger, Mrs. O'Neil. Mrs. Sweeny, Mrs. King, Mrs. Hannon. Mrs. Nixon. Mrs. Astor, Mrs. Cox Bus Drivers 97 Ai� Football Has Coach Masters John Basantis John Bodine Glenn Collins FIRST ROW: G. Keys, R. Grippe. D. Spencer. J. Johnson. S. Shedrick. R Potter. G. Collins. D. Raftery. J. Bodine. J. Basantis. B Mulholland. P. Roche. J. Irwin SECOND ROW: C. Clement, G. Howard. R. Arrington. D. Schultics, C. Roller. R Potter. J. Pancoski, J. Gaynor. C. Morris. S. Hreso, G. Kee, A. Neal THIRD ROW: D. Newkirk. F. Davis, P. Wilson, P. Mesthos. R. Abdill. M. Rowland. L. Uzupis. B Barncr. P. Altavilla. B. Boyd. C. Spencer. A. Cognigni FOURTH ROW: G. Johnson, mgr., A. Flynn, mgr.. T. Johnson. S. Rawls. B. Warrick, S. Molonis. S. Sills. R. Jackson. A. Morris, mgr.. P. Cheatham LAST ROW: M. Perkins, Coach Bo arth. Coach Moss. Coach Masters. Coach Hadden Soggy Season Dan Raficry Pal Roche Stepney Shedrick Don Spencer Bob Grippe John Irwin Jonnic Johnson Gary Keys The 1975 Falcons started off the season by playing the toughest teams in the league, Palmyra and Holy Cross. After 0-23 and 0-20, the Fals still retained their determination. This quality paid off as they won their next four games. The Fals then played Burlington City on Home- coming Day. This was an exciting game, but the Fals suffered a painful defeat by a score of 14-13. The “Mayor’s Cup” was then awarded to the victors after the contest. During these games many seniors, juniors and sophomores were ac- knowledged for outstanding perfor- mances. Although many inexperi- enced sophomores started in key po- sitions for the Falcons, they learned quickly and played admirably. Senior linebacker Dan Raftery was chosen for the second team de- fense on the County All-Star Squad. Clarence Morris, a junior back, was named to the second team offense. Bob Grippe, Gerald Kee, Gary Keys and Bryan Warrick received Honor- able Mention. In addition to the County All-Star Squad, the Times also selected a Freedom Division All-Star Football Team. Dan Raftery made first team defense in this poll. Joining him were senior defensive lineman Gary Keys, junior end Gerald Kee, and senior defensive back Glenn Collins who made second team defense. Cliff Clement, sophomore end, was named to the second team offense. Alan Cognigni, Joe Gaynor, Bob Grippe, Clarence Morris, Jody Pancoski, Pat Roche and Bryan Warrick received Honorable Mention. Although the squad had a 4-5 sea- son, they persisted to the very end of each contest showing a great desire to play. This alone made this season worthwhile. FIRST ROW: A. Dial. S. Bozarth. J. Leroy. E. Reddish. M. Emory, V. DiTanna, K. Monahan. J. Darch. SECOND ROW M. Oliver. B Senni. G. Rigg, G. Damon. M. Gallagher. R. Marino. E. Marcozzi. D. Collins THIRD ROW. P. Hurd, N. Roach, D. Martin. K. Brown, B Burns. K Wells. G. Woods. A Maver FOURTH ROW: Coach Lyncss. B. Stinson. B. Valentine. M. Roche. P. Cahill. P. Cheatham; manager. Head Coach Heller. Varsity Hockey Has Questionable Season What about this game of hockey? Why do we do it? What good is it? Does it teach us anything? Determination, for instance? How to struggle? How to get something the hard way? Strength or patience or accuracy or quickness or tolerance? Or how long we can run before the blisters on our feet scream for someone else to play? And maybe — just maybe — there is time for one more goal. Does it teach us that if we run hard for the ball but miss, our teammate will be right behind us? That no matter what the outcome, there will be another game? Another chance to try harder? Another chance to win? Docs it teach us anything? Like how to rely on ourselves?? Sands Davis Diana Mall Marilynn Davies Diane Wolvin 107 Junior Varsity FRONT ROW: L. Lucia. C. Rowland. J. Eager. A. Boyd. A. Wojenski, W. Washington. L. Booth, K Hess. S Rabcr. BACK ROW: Coach Trcn- kamp, D. Abclc, K. Panzera, S. Raber, D. Chitty, N. Jackson, S. Stutsman. L. Chintail, K. Sandus- ky. K. Martcr. J. Scnni, E. Wade, P. Me Oscar Wanda Washington Lctosky Booth Ann Boyd 108 Varsity Soccer ITOP ROW) C. Marco, S, Yong, R. Powell. A. Sawyer, M, Ulissi, J. Grippe, E. Stetz, N. Mona- han. J. Loycr, Mgr. — D. Unora. Coach — Mr. Craft (BOTTOM ROW} R Rivas. M. Johnstone, V. Garminc, B. VanSciver. J. McPhcc. J. Pallet. G. Wood. T. Sawyer. S. Karp The Soccer Team came back this year with only three lettermen returning: Bill VanSciver, Steve Karp, and Andy Sawyer. The boys’ skills weren’t quite together, but their spirit was unbelievable. They had a bit of trouble with a win loss record of 0-14-1. Earlier this season, Mr. Craft commented, “This year’s Soccer Team was among the most spirited, hard- working, never-say-die teams ever fielded at this school!” He also said that maybe he should have post- poned his withdrawel from Soccer a year or two after seeing the quality of the up-coming boys. “However, 1 made my decision last August before any win loss ideas had jelled, and plan to stick by it. After 18 years, it’s time to get a new hobby!” Bill VanSciver Lancelot Rivas Soo Pyo Yong Andy Sawyer 109 (TOP ROW) Mgrs. — K Costellos. J Mazur. W. TOM ROW) J Mamlctt. D. Dagliesh. V. Ross. S. Wonka. J. Smith. R. Craig. J. Saluski. V. Sonto- Wood. S. S pc I lacy, R. Slavitsky, A. Collins santi. R Miller. Coach Mr. Shields. (BOT- 110 Cross Country Coach Mr. Lorenz (L. TO R.) E. Sampson. K. Marzinsky. D. Wade. S. Mayberry Ken Marzinsky Sieve Mavbcrrv IVnivi s e n i o r s in CROSS COUNTRY The 1975 Cross Country team had one of its smallest turn-outs this year. The team was comprised of veterans with no new faces. Leading the Falcons was Steve Mayberry. Steve was in dual meet competition, he placed fourth in the Sectional championship and sixth in the State. Steve concluded the season by being selected to the First Team All-County. Senior Dennis Wade became stronger as the season progressed and ended up as the number two runner on the team. Dennis highlighted his season by finishing ninth in the South Jersey championship. Ken Marzinsky, the third senior on the squad, had a strong first half of the season but failed to keep up the pace in the end. Rounding out the team were Mike McCarthy, Ed Sampson, and Steve Popp. Mike and Ed improved tremen- dously during the season and will be the backbone of the 1976 squad. 112 (TOP ROW, T. Marmion. S. At7crt, (MIDDLE Bradburry, E. Kennedy, D. Maloy ROW) M. Smith, (TOP ROW, R Conners. K. Fall Cheerleaders ROW, T. Warrick. L. Williams. P. Wade (TOP ROW, D. Wynn. S. Randall. D. Washington, (MIDDLE ROW, L. Slater. B. Burr, (BOTTOM Varsity Basketball (TOP ROW) Asst, Coach — Mr. Ballard. Mgr. — W. Stafford. D. Raftcry, B. Warrick. G. Kcc. A. Ziegler. G. Howard, B. MeGair. Mgr. — J. Irwin. Coach — Mr. Faulkner. (BOTTOM ROW) Mgr. D. Murphy, A. Con- igni, R. Powell, G. Darling, C. Clement, Mgr. — K Sackvillc Senior Players Dan Raftcry Gene Darling Al Ziegler Mgrs.. Wendell Stafford and John Irwin 114 Dribbles Way To Tournaments (TOP ROW) B. Boyd, R. Smith, B Warrick, G. Howard, F. Davis. R. Powell, A. Conigni. C. Clement. B. Frakc, E. McKonkcy. R. Duggan. E. Gakelcr, R. Farell, Coach Mgr. K. Sackvillc — Mr. Ballard. (BOTTOM ROW) Mgr. — D. Murphy. This year’s 1975-76 basketball campaign started off in good shape. The record of the Falcons this year was 21-5, the second best record in the history of the school. The most memorable part of this season was winning the Burlington County Freedom Division Cham- pionship. Palmyra or Holy Cross was picked to take the crown but the race was ended when B.T.H.S. beat Holy Cross in the last game of the season. This year’s team did not produce one specific super player, but in- stead used all the men to play the game and come up with a winning season. Gene Darling was selcted to the all-county team. Freedom Division team, is a candidate for all South- Jersey Group I team, and was the team’s leading scorer. Gerald Kee showed improvement, being this his first year of organized basketball. Bryan McGair, a tremendous shooter and a good defense player, received Honorable Mention all Burlington County. Danny Raftery, the quarterback of the team, re- ceived Honorable Mention Free- dom Division. Al Ziegler had a strong year and was the team’s sec- ond leading scorer. Al also received first team from the all Freedom Di- vision. Frosh. (TOP ROW) Mgrs. — G. Damon, and M. Cliver. B Stin- Mr Robcrlson. J. Leroy, (BOTTOM ROW) N. Roachc, K. son. R. Propp. D. Martin, M. Rochc. K. Wells. Coach — Brown, J. Darling. B. Burns, A. Punchcllo. T. Visclli 116 Female Fals Varsity (TOP ROW) Coach — Mr. Jackson. K. Panzera, S. Kelly, V. Edmonds, M. Viselli, S. Stockton, D. D. Randolph, A. Wojcnski, J. Howell, J. Shinn, Walls M. Urbanicc. Mgr. — S. Neal, (BOTTOM ROW) The Girl’s Basketball team achieved many firsts during the 1975-76 season. This year the Fal- cons had a big schedule of 20 games and played tougher teams than before. It was the first time for the BTHS varsity girls to beat Bor- dentown. Varsity finished out their season with a 8-12 record, and the J. V. girls closed the sea- son with a record of 12-7. This was the first year that the Township girls went to the state tournament. Here they learned a great deal and gained a lot of ex- perience for next year. Mr. James Molnar was added to the coaching staff and has tak- en over the duties of coaching J.V. During this summer, the girls have a lot of pressure on them to improve their game and through a team effort will be ready for a great season next year. Looking Better 119 Frosh. (TOP ROW) Coach Mr. Moss. M. Smith. L. Chintall, Brown. D.Dennis, L. Albright, M.McOscar, M. O'Mally, B. White, D. Newcomb. T. Astor, S. Urban ice, S. Atzert, S. Raber C. McCann, Mgr. — A. Mount, (BOTTOM ROW) S. Grapplers Hold Good Season The 1975-76 Grapplers had an out- standing season. Proof of their superiority on the mats lies in their shutout against Dclran along with an excellant overall re- cord of 13-3. The Freedom Division title race went down to the wire with Northern Burlington. The Falcons gave it their all in this important match but came up short in the end. Chosen for the Coaches All-Star Teams were Ronald Bintliff (115) and Llo d Pell (141) for first team; and Lamont Brown (122). Daniel Conover (14K). Luke Uzupis (170). and Chris Roller (Hwt.) for the sec- ond team; and Bob Condit (188) for Hon- orable Mention. Lamont Brown placed 3rd in the District 26 Tournament. The future looks hopeful for the Falcons as Wilson Perez (135). Vince Dilanna (158). and John Prescott (170) pinned first place vic- tories in the Freshmen Tournament. FRONT ROW: R. Potter. G. Cheatham. L. L. U upis. B. Condit. S. Little. D. Conover. L. Brown, R. Bintliff, J. Unora. P. Conover BACK Pelt. A. Ma ur. mgr.. Coach Ecklcv ROW: J. Mazur, mgr.. Coach Heller. C. Roller, Lloyd Pell (ilenn Cheatham Bob Condit Dan Conover Sam Little 121 FRONT ROW: A. Dial. A. Mavcr, W. Perez, Morris, R. Murphy, J. Prcscotl. C. Stratis. J. D Brant. B Shook. S. Corbezzoa. T. Jordan. Schwarz. R Pittman. V. Dittana BACK ROW: Coach Heller. R. Arrington, C. Winter Cheerleaders Varsity (TOP ROW) D Maloy. D Jones. P Fiorclla. B Walters. (BOTTOM ROW) J. Mayberry, R Coty. K Brad- burry. T. Cox (TOP ROW) L. Williams, T Warrick. (BOTTOM ROW) B Burr. P. Able. E. D. Washington. S. Randall. D. Wynn. Colgan. E. Wade. P. Wade Emma Colgan Pam Able Varsity (TOP ROW) LEFT TO RIGHT — J. Thom- ROW) LEFT TO RIGHT C. Barlolomi. L. as, E. Wade. D. Jones. S. Davis, J. Shinn. K. Banks. D. Hall. D. Davis Bcnnct. Coach — L. Trcnkamp (BOTTOM 124 Softball Returns; Last years 1974-75 Girls Softball Team was in what you would call a “Building Year for the young and inexperienced team. The team had many enthusiastic girls who were willing to learn and improve. All, but one, were un- derclassmen, and will be returning with a sea- sons worth of experience. Miss Trenkamp is looking forward to a very successful season coming up. Junior (TOP ROW) LEFT TO RIGHT Manager — S. Kelly, D. Walls, L. Hershberger. K. Sandusky, M. Vissclli, M. Urbanic. A. Johnson. D. Randall. Coach Varsity Mrs. Wise (BOTTOM ROW) LEFT TO RIGHT - D. Wynn. K. Juliana. J. Green. L. Monahan. J. Waitz. Managers — A. Passarclli. L. Cannon New Experiences For All Varsity Baseball Hits Under the able leadership of Coach Sal Ingemi, Varsity Base- ball should enjoy a fine coming season. Although losing ten sen- iors, there are many experienced underclassmen who can fill in these spots. Underclassmen Bryan Warrick, Brian McGair, and Scott Hreso, who saw plenty of Varsity action last year should be able to lead the way to another successful season. Coach Ingemi said, “We’ll be young, but we can do it.” Last years team was also quite a success. Although they didn’t have an eye-popping record, the Dynamite 15 went to the South Jersey Finals, something that our school should be proud of. We wish them luck and hope that Coach Ingemi's “pros” have a fantastic season to look forward to. (TOP ROW) LEFT TO RIGHT — Manager — Kathy Craig. R. Vizachcro, B. McGair. F. Ibbinson, J. Rigg. B. Warrick. M. Juliana, J. Albano, Coach — Mr. Ingemi (BOTTOM ROW) LEFT TO RIGHT — S. Hreso, K Hinkle. T. Thompson, M. Scnni, G. Collins, R. Sweeney South Jersey Finals Junior Varsity (TOP ROW) LEFT TO RIGHT — Coach —D Masters. RIGHT— D. Visclli. J. Loycr, P Zingaro. T. Spezzano, J. McPhcc, G. Keys, R. Michaud, C. Frakc, R. Grippe. T. Gray E. Romani. J Pancowski, (BOTTOM ROW) LEFT TO Freshmen (TOP ROW) LEFT TO RIGHT — J Zalcski. E. Ga- kcler, D. Dennis, L. Uzupis, R. Powell, S. Molinas, (BOTTOM ROW) LEFT TO RIGHT — J. Molino, H Kcil, S. Karp, J. Hutchinson, W. Frakc Track FIRST ROW: Coach Moss, M. McCarthy, O. Christian, S. Waskiwiccz, R. Jackson, D. Wade, R. Bintlif, R. Abdill, M. John- ston, E. Caulfield, B. Minx, B. Walls, Coach Lorenz. SECOND ROW: J. Jackamonis, E. Sampson, A. Conigni, S. Popp, K. Mar- zinsky, A. Wojenski, B. Sicilia, B. Barncr, G. Johnson, B. Pantuso, N. Monahan. THIRD ROW: S. Mayberry, C. Spencer. S. Stutz- man, C. Lipik, B. Mulholland, R. Tanner, E. Stetz, R. Williams, D. Shultice, J. Wade, J. Walker. FOURTH ROW. D. Conover. J. Wilder. M. Burr, C. Stratus, C. Morris, G. Barncr, R. Potter, A. Hogue, G. Carlin, A. Kendrell. FIFTH ROW. Coach Eckley. B. Condit, T. Popp, P. Wilson. Not Pictured: M. Mancini, D. Spencer, S. Stockton, W. Stafford. At the start of last year the track season looked promis- ing, with 440 man Mark Mancini coming back for another year. Then, suddenly, with the loss of Mark for most of the season due to illness, Mr. Moss's hopes for a winning year dwindled. Instead, 1975 was a year for rebuilding. The biggest triumphs of last season were with the mile relay team — Ricky Tanner, Clarence Morris, Gil Barner, and Rod Williams — taking first place in the South Jersey Group I finals and Rod Williams also taking first in the 440. 129 131 Tennis . . . (TOP ROW) LEFT TO RIGHT— Phillip Mcsthos, Patrick Roche, Alfred Leroy, Fredrick Reddish, Mark Caulfield (BOTTOM ROW) LEFT TO RIGHT— Maurice Komar, Jimmy Pallet, John Basantis, William VanSciver B.T.’s i 975 tennis team, although it had a somewhat disappointing season, is looking for a brighter future. Losing only one senior, Maurice Komar, there will be 6 returning juniors; Fred Leroy, Pat Roachc, John Basantis, Bill Van Scivcr, Mark Caulfield, and Fred Reddish. Their skills and experience should help shape the freshmen, Jimmy Palette, Phil Methos, and Pe- ter Altivilla into a well rounded, competetive team in 1976. 132 Double Faults b—i J “•71 L L I f i ▼ � i .a � i.. i - • A ! ’ • « k- -♦ 133 VARSITY FOOTBALL CROSS COUNTRY VARSITY BOYS’ BASKETBALL B. T. OPP. 0 Palmyra 23 0 Holy Cross 20 19 Northern Burl. 0 19 Delran 12 16 Bordentown 6 20 Riverside 6 13 Burlington 14 12 Florence 15 0 Maple Shade 41 4-5-0 VARSITY hockey B. T. OPP. 0 Bishop Eustace 1 0 Palmyra 6 1 Riverside 2 0 Northern Burl. 1 0 Maple Shade 2 0 Burlington 2 1 Allentown 2 1 Delran 1 2 Florence 2 0 Bordentown 2 1 Holy Cross 0 1-8-2 VARSITY SOFTBALL B. T. OPP 39 Holy Cross 22 23 Cherokee 32 17 Riverside 38 31 Pemberton 24 29 Bordentown 28 35 Maple Shade 22 19 Palmyra 36 28 Delran 27 35 Northern Burl. 21 18 Burlington 37 29 Florence 26 7-4-0 VARSITY SOCCER (CCER B. T. OPP. 1 J.F.K. 4 0 Holy Cross 5 3 Maple Shade 5 0 Burlington 3 3 Delran 3 0 Palmyra 2 0 Riverside 5 1 Holy Cross 10 1 Maple Shade 2 Burlington 3 0 Delran 2 1 Palmyra 0 Riverside B. T. OPP. 72 Penns Grove 62 68 West Windsor 47 75 Camden Tech. 30 57 Burlington 43 46 J.F.K. 67 50 Holy Cross 57 41 Riverside 39 70 Bordentown 37 81 Maple Shade 37 66 Palmyra 53 71 Burlington 67 24 Florence 21 73 Northern Burl. 50 58 Riverside 45 59 Delran 58 74 Maple Shade 43 53 Palmyra 67 63 Delran 73 83 Bordentown 48 62 Burlington 56 45 Florence 32 63 Northern Burl. 49 65 Holy Cross 57 57 Woodbury 46 63 Pitman 59 64 Glassboro 86 21-5-0 VARSITY WRESTLING B. T. OPP. 1 Bordentown 17 2 Maple Shade 7 Holy Cross 21 3 Palmyra 19 1 Northern Burl. 6 10 Florence 18 3 Burlington 22 1 Bordentown 15 4 Maple Shade 9 5 Palmyra 9 3 Holy Cross 12 7 Florence 6 0 Northern Burl. 12 1 Burlington 14 1-13-0 0-12-1 TRACK B. T. OPP. 79 Bordentown 52 46 Riverside 85 65 1 2 Maple Shade 65 1 2 52 2 3 Holy Cross 78 1 3 79 Burlington 52 47 Palmyra 84 60 2 3 Cinnaminson 70 1 3 61 Florence 68 85 Allentown 46 3-5-1 B T. OPP. 36 Holy Cross 14 35 Bordentown 16 56 Riverside 2 23 Maple Shade 21 60 Delran 0 47 Burlington 9 47 Florence 15 13 Northern Burl. 36 19 Stcinert ft 29 41 Camden Vo. Tech. 13 3 Pemberton 54 56 Lawrence 6 28 Allentown 18 36 Sterling 14 56 Hamilton West 6 72 Bristol 0 13-3-0 VARSITY BASEBALL JUNIOR VARSITY GIRLS' BASKETBALL JUNIOR VARSITY SOCCER B. T. 1 Holy Cross 6 Bordcntown 8 Riverside 1 Maple Shade 3 Palmyra 9 Pemberton 8 Burlington 2 Northern Burl. 9 Holy Cross 5 Riverside 2 Florence 3 Bordentown 2 Maple Shade 8 Palmyra 2 Burlington I Elorcnce 4 Northern Burl. 8 Maple Shade 8 Pcnnsville 0 Audubon 11-9-0 VARSITY GIRLS' BASKETBALL B. T. OPP. 55 Burlington Vo. Tech 4 19 Holy Cross 64 60 Riverside 25 51 Bordentown 41 37 Maple Shade 38 39 Palmyra 59 28 Burlington 57 27 Florence 38 44 Northern Burl. 46 53 Riverside 27 42 Delran 32 42 Maple Shade 44 26 33 Palmyra Delran 67 30 53 Burlington 45 36 Bordentown 24 27 Florence 33 42 Northern Burl. 48 42 Holy Cross 67 60 Buena 85 8-12-0 OPP. 3 1 2 o •. 7 0 0 8 9 10 3 6 9 3 3 2 4 B. T. OPP. 40 Burlington Vo. Tech. 7 10 Holy Cross 45 18 Riverside 16 25 Bordentown 14 49 Maple Shade 22 19 Palmyra 28 10 Burlington 30 17 Florence 26 18 Northern Burl. 38 33 Riverside 20 25 Delran 24 38 Maple Shade 14 33 Palmyra 35 29 Delran 25 30 Burlington 27 46 Bordentown 19 20 Florence 10 41 Northern Burl. 50 19 Holy Cross 42 12-7-0 JUNIOR VARSITY BOY'S BASKETBALL B. T. OPP. 62 Penns Grove 19 51 West Windsor 32 64 Camden Tech 21 59 Holy Cross 52 58 Riverside 47 66 Bordentown 30 52 Maple Shade 22 61 Palmyra 59 65 Burlington 56 43 Florence 44 wmaL. Northern Burl 42 67 Riverside 43 89 Delran 46 92 Maple Shade 35 53 Palmyra ■ c 51 59 Delran 31 71 Bordentown 56 59 Burlington 60 75 Northern Burl 43 59 Holy Cross 45 62 Florence 40 19-2-0 B. T. OPP 1 J.F.K. 5 1 Maple Shade 4 2 Burlington 2 3 Delran Palmyra 0 2 1 1 Riverside 0 1 1 Holy Cross Maple Shade 1 2 2 Burlington 4 1 Doanc 4 2 Delran 2 0 Palmyra 2 1 Riverside 6 1 Doanc 2 3-8-3 JUNIOR VARSITY WRESTLING B. T. OPP 60 Holy Cross 6 36 Bordentown 21 21 Riverside 32 22 Maple Shade 35 54 Delran 10 42 Burlington 15 48 Florence 10 12 Northern Burl. 47 19 Steinert 40 23 Camden Vo. Tech. 45 72 Lawrence 0 14 Allentown 41 21 Sterling 21 55 Hamilton West 3 72 Bristol 0 8-7-0 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL B. T. OPP. 0 Palmyra 26 8 Holy Cross 14 6 Northern Burl. 7 7 Bordentown 0 26 Riverside 8 8 Burlington 17 21 Florence 0 6 Maple Shade 6 3-4-1 Band Majorettes (HACK ROW) S. Jcrrick, M. Holler. I). Shoppas. J. Krayn- ich. C. Diamanti, T. Florida. J. Roche, E. Holbcn, (KNEEL- ING} D. Monastcro, L. Dolce. C. Carter Color Guard (BACK ROW} R. Bintleff. J. Lyzack, L. Davis. M. Marcozzi. J. Mayberry. (KNEELING) C. Bartolomei. P. Miller (BACK ROW} C. Bradburry. N. Jackson. R. Arrington. A. Johnson. E. Murray. C. Davis. P Burns. D. Walls, C. Lawson. (KNEELING} K. Mingin. S. McNamara. A. Gaynor. K. Sandusky. S. Bassett. D. Davis 143 Boy’s And Girl’s State Boy’s and Girl’s State attempts to en- lighten those who attend, on the proce- dures of setting up a state government. The time is attributed to election campaigns and voting. The result of these projects is a better understanding of our political sys- tem. B Mullohand. G. Collins, J. Basantis, J. Irwin, Joyce Thomas Bulletin Board “As reliable as the Pony Ex- press,” the Bullentin Board crew is out in the rain, sleet, hail, and snow; bringing you the latest in the sports world at Burlington Twp. Always in high spirits, they even find the time to think of a message for the week. FALL SPORTS f 6 FOOTBALL NOVEMBER SOCCER B. Maver and W, VanSciver The Cooperative Industrial Education program is for stu- dents that want to get out into the working world while in high school. Mr. Hershberger, whom dir- ects the C.I.E. program, has helped many students find jobs and make a little money while still getting a education. CIE (TOP ROW) R. Austin, D. Craft, R. Parkerson, K. Kline, D. Ponder, R. Cook, P. Cahill, (MIDDLE ROW) R. Bird, N. Blakcmore, P. Zingaro, J. Winchili, D. Cugliotta, L. Lennedy, B. Burstynski, M. Ventrome, (BOTTOM ROW) D. Hall, I. Astor, L. Painer, V. Eckman, C. Ross, R. Schuyler, D. Botclho, E. Nixon, N. Owens Falcon Staff This year the Falcon was able to be printed right inside the school so with fine reporters we were able to put out a paper about twice a month. Many of our reporters were underclassmen, but with the help of Mr. Kozuck and hard work we were able to print ex- citing and interesting articles. (TOP ROW) R. Chintall, D. Shoppas, S. Stout, W. Csjeres, R. Deacon. E. Stetz, E. Wade, K. Juliana, (MIDDLE ROW) I. Bauer, S. Stutzman, J. Shinn, J. Silver, J. Senni, L. Murtaugh, L. Davis, S. Swarz, D. Unora, (BOTTOM ROW) Mr. Kozuck — advisor, K. Stores, S. Loveman, T. Cox, R. Cody, P. VanSciver, K. Hollis, C. Carter, K. Kennedy, D. Smith 145 Fire Squad The fire squad carried out its tradition once again, by run- ning excellent fire drills and keeping everyone under control during a fire drill. The fire squad accepted many new members, and some of them were females. (TOP ROW) J. O’Hara. R. Farrell, G. Keys. P. Roche. R. Duggan. D. Wright. F. Leroy, D. Raftcry, J Pancowski, D. Brown, G. Staub. M Davies, (BOTTOM ROW) S. Mayberry, M. Foy, S. Davis, B. Mavcr. S. Snow, J. Susscngcr. G. Darling. R. Powell. T. Gray, N. Smith, J. Scnni, A. Kendrell, D. Wolvin FBLA The F.B.L.A. started out with the candle sale, which was very successful. In the spring the plan on having all F.B.L.A. members compete in business courses. There will be a gentleman coming to speak at B.T.H.S. to all F.B.L.A. members in sur- rounding areas. (TOP ROW) D. Astor, A. Passcrclli, F. Slaughter. R. Zarcs. P. Lehman, N. Smith, J. Ryker, L Hershburgcr, A. Mazur. E. Padgett, K. Mingin. W. Stafford, C. McKahn, S. Cordisco. K. Solan, T. Mormion, A. Costello, K. Monastcro. C. Smith, S. Urbanic, T. Cambell. L. Murtaugh, N McGlynn. K. Sandusky, V. O'Hara. (MIDDLE ROW) K. Emmons. J. Albano, T. Cambell. T. Cox. M. Lombard. D. Monastcro. D. Malloy, D. Damon, J. Silver, A. Gaynor, S. McNamara. S. Loveman, J. Smith, A. Whitman, M. Ginnis. R. Coty. (FRONT ROW) C Irwin. S. Schwarz, D. Smith. C. Kennedy, L. Fabi. S. Sofchak 146 FT A The FTA has once again helped with Parents Night by serving refreshments and guid- ing the parents to rooms. Some activities of the FTA included, tutoring at the Mid- dle School and collecting cloth- ing for the needy. (TOP ROW) J. Silver, N. Smith, S. Gaus, D. Damon, J. Stapp. K. Sandusky, S. Sofjack, O. Buzzi, J. Reid, (BOTTOM ROW) R. Vaughn, C. Rowland, E. Wade, L. Fabi, P. Fiorclli, J. Senni, B. Mavcr, S. Brady, S. McNamara, J. Hamlett National Honor Society The B.T.H.S. Honor Society sponsored the George Carlin Drive for its major project of the year. The various clubs of B.T. contributed money for presents to give George while he recuperated from a swim- ming accident that took place this summer. The Honor Soci- ety also sold stationary and tootsie roll banks to benefit the Cancer Society. 147 (TOP ROW) S. Davis, J. Basantis, J. Freeman, E. Padgett. D. Unora, (MIDDLE ROW) D. Engel, L. Ransom, A. Leroy, M. Davies, L. Darr, (BOTTOM ROW) D. Wolvin, M. Perkins, P. Roche, S. Eager Key Club The 1975-76 Key Club of BTHS continued its worthy deeds throughout this year. Some of the activities included were the annual canned goods drive, operation Santa Claus, and Key clubbers participated in making toys in woodshop for needy families around the township. The Key clubber of the year is one of our own, John Irwin. The Key Club wishes to thank the school and communi- ty for making this year another successful one. ITOP ROW) T. Spczzano. J. Freeman, J. Alcsso. S. Fanougakis. R. Duggan. W. Stafford. F. Leroy, W. Frake. E. Stetz. G. Johnson, N. Mainello, IMIDDLE ROW) J Bodinc. L. Umpstcad, P. Mcsthos. J. Collins, M. Perkins. G. Keys. R. Powell. J. McPhee. P. Roche. J. Basantis, IBOTTOM ROW) B. Muholland. J. Irwin, D. Raftcry. W. VanScivcr Language Club The Language Club got a new advisor for this year. Mrs. Elizabeth Bender took over the club for the 75-76 school year. The Language Club is an or- ganization prompting an inter- est in other cultures, to the stu- dents of B.T.M.S. Some of the activities carried out this year were Oktobcrfcst and the an- nual International Dinner. (TOP ROW) L. Williams, D. Dennis. D. Wyss, P VanScivcr. J. Kranich. P. Halcomb. R. Miller. E. Wade. D. Walls. J. Shinn. E. Dennis. C. Smith. S. Urbanic. A. Kavalik. D. Collins. K. Kennedy. (FRONT ROW) C. Thorn, L. Abrams. T. Cox. J. Darling. J. Albano. M. Geordoni. P. McOscar. V. O'Hara. C. Carter, L. Dolce. R. Cody, M. Faourgakis. B. Gibson. G. Taylor 148 Library Aids Library Aids are responsible students who give up their study halls in order to serve both the students and the facul- ty of B.T.H.S. They help to keep the library running smoothly. They per- form a service for the school which often goes unappreciat- ed. T. Trivedi. M. McOscar, C. Mellon Media Staff (A.V.A.) The Media Staff is a make- up of Burlington Township's High School students grades 9 through 12, directed by Mr. Ed Steinmetz. It is strickly a vol- unteer group who have given of themselves to serve the teach- ers and other students of Burl- ington Township. Their activi- ties encompass video taping, photography, distribution of all movies and movie equipment, care and control over all audio- visual machines, and minor re- pairs of these machines. Also they provide the service of du- plicating all teachers materials upon request and proving dry mounting and laminating. These students are to be com- mended for their high integrity and for their efforts during the school year that aren't fully recognized. (TOP ROW) L. Dischcrt. D. Wright, C. Frakc, W. Stafford. L. Umpstcad, (MIDDLE ROW) M. Holtcr, A. Kavalik. J. Frakc. J. Howell, C. Comegys, M. Davies, A. Boyd, B. Pantuso, M. Angelo, (LAST ROW) Mr. Steinmetz (Advisor), K. Mateos, S. Davis, J. Waitz, D. Mavcr. P. VanScivcr. J. Unora. M. Fanourgakis, R. Shagala, D. Engel 144 Merlin Advisors Joseph Holden and June Acker Working on the 1976 Merlin was an experience that can happen only once in a person’s life. With a lot of hard work, concentration, and a little luck, the staff put the pages together and hoped the students would enjoy the finished product. As editor, 1 would like to thank everyone who helped in any way. I especially would like to give my deepest appreciation to Sandy Davis, Darlene Engel, and Diane Wolvin. They were much more than staff members; they were co-editors with myself. Sherry Eager, Editor-in chief 150 Senior Merlin Staff (TOP ROW) J. Irwin, M. Perkins, W. Stafford, P. Roche. L. Umpstead, (MIDDLE ROW) D. Mavcr, B. Mullohand, J. Bodine, J. Basantis, D. Raftery, G. Collins. (BOTTOM ROW) M. Davies, S. Pretty, D. Engel, C. Bartolomi, S. Eager. S. Davis, A. Boyd, D. Wolvin, M. Horner Underclassmen Merlin Staff (TOP ROW) T. Spczzano, R. Duggan. R. Powell, (BOTTOM ROW) D. Jones, K. Sandusky, S. McNamara, J. Silver, J. Senni, E. Wade 151 Model Congress Model Congress is a model of the United States govern- ment held at Stockton State College early in May. Each student attending is required to write a bill, or legislation, and must present it to the related committee. Students are given the opportunity to meet their contemporaries from other high schools in New Jersey on an intellectual level. It’s a stim- ulating experience for all. Juniors Pat Roache and Fred Leroy won an award for the best written bill. (FRONT ROW) M. Davies, D. Wolvin, A. Boyd, D. Unora, P. Horner, J. Basantis, S. Davis, S. Eager, D. Panzera, (MIDDLE ROW) B. Muholland, M. Cannella, C. Marco, M. Perkins, P. Roche, C. Comegys, (TOP ROW) D. Raftery, C. Frakc, W. Stafford, F. Leroy, L. Cowin, B. Sicilia Modern Drama Club (BOTTOM ROW) P VanSciver, D. Unora, S. Davis, C. Bartolomi, D. Maver, S. Kellogg, T. Adams, D. Engel R Shurgalla, T. Cook, (MIDDLE ROW) J. Howell, E. Stetz, D. Spencer, W. Stafford, K. Mingin, W. Gilbert. G. Cheatham, J. Shinn, E. Wade 152 Play “Guy’s And Dolls’’ The school play presented last spring was the musi- cal “Guys Dolls.” There were outstanding perfor- mances by Carl Gakeler, Sharon McMorrow, Wayne Ross, and Peggy Dorward. They were supported by many fine characters. The impressive music and danc- ing were coordinated by Mrs. Stanski. Miss Dunn was organizer, advisor, director, and stage hand. We look forward to many such productions in future years, improved by the formation of our new drama club. 153 School Store The School Store is a great place to visit during your lunch period. The store supplies the students of BT with everything from shampoo to lifesavers. This “supermarket” is run under the supervision of Mr. Bruce Heller. There is also a number of students who contri- bute their time by selling these products during lunch periods. (BOTTOM ROW) D. Damon. C. Rothcnburger. D. Smith. R. Vaughn, C. Irwin. (SECOND ROW) P Grady, N. Smith (TOP ROW) R Cody. D. Dalfonso Ski Club The Ski Club wishes to thank both Miss Freynik and Miss Boyle for their time as ad- visors. This year the club has gone on day trips to the Poconos. The highlight of the season was the weekend trip to Vermont. The Ski Club gives students a chance to learn to ski and to travel. (FRONT ROW) T. Spezzano, .1 Shinn. B Barncr. (SECOND ROW) P. Conover. J. Bay. K. Emmons. K. Stores. J. Neville, T. Cannclla. D. Shoppas, K. Kennedy, D. Hubncr, R. Miller. R. Foruria, C. Carter, J. Albano. V. Ross. J. Ayling, S. Spellacy. {THIRD ROW) T. Morgan. M O Mallcy. S. Waskevich. J. Zaleski. D. Able. P Cahill. B Scnni. V. Titana. R Cody, C. Rothcn- burger, C. Rowland, D. Davis, J. Mazur. N. Smith. B. Valentine, (FOURTH ROW) G. Myers. I. Baur. S. Stutzman. C. Stratus. C. Ross, M McCarthy. J. McPhcc. A. Mazur. J. Green J R ish K Juliana. P. VanScivcr. Miss Boyle — advisor, (BACK ROW, S. Karp. D. Melmed, E. Gakeler.’ R. Abdill, E. Dennis. J. Howell. J. Johnson. R. Gutjahr. S. Milonas, L. Uzupis, D. Newcomb. K. Solan 154 Student Activities Student Activities consists of Elaine Padgett and Shirley Pretty who handle the finances of the school’s clubs. It deals with deposits, checks, and all related banking procedures to provide all of the clubs with an accurate balance of their ac- counts. Student Activities is under the supervision of Mr. Holden. E. Padgett and S. Pretty Snack Shack The Snack Shack was once again successfully run by Mr. Vizzaco. B. T. H. S. students continued to provide fast ser- vice for the football fans this year. The money they made is greatly appreciated by the Sen- ior Class. (FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT) 1. McMillan. D. Dennis. L. Scarlc. J Reid. D. Unora. P Horner, K. Shimshack. W. Washington. A. Boyd. (BACK ROW) D. Brown. P. Fiorillo. K. Ward. Mr. Vizacco — advisor, C. Edmonson, P. Finncly. D. Damon. M. Cannclla 155 Student Senate Student Senate hosted several activities throughout the year. With jewelery sales, dances, and all the activities for homecoming, school spirit was among us. In March Student Senate held a Volleyball game with the pro- ceeds going to the March of Dimes. The high- light of the activities this year were the stu- dent exchanges. Everyone looked forward to visiting another school in the county for a day. Another project for the school’s benefit is the picnic tables that were made for our use. With the cooperation and participation of the faculty, advisors, officers, and students, the Student Senate has achieved a successful year. S. Randall. Treasurer: A. Boyd. Vice President; W. Stafford. President; D. Unora, Secretary (FRONT ROW} R Bintliff. S. Guria. D. Mavcr, D. Raftery. J Basanlis. B. Maver, B. VanSciver, D. Unora. S. Randall. A. Boyd. N. Jackson. P. Fioillo. L. Carnivalc, R. Powell. B McGair. M. Angelo, J. Frakc, (SECOND ROW) C. Bartolomei, S. DAvis, C. Comegys. K. Sandusky, L Pelt. T. Spczzano. P. Roche, M. Ulissi, F Leroy. W. Stafford, R Duggan. R. Hanlon, K Kline, J. Alesso, B Sicilia. R. Green, G. Chearham, J. Scnni, J. Silver. K. Little. I. Astor. D. Botclho. D. Aslor 156 S.U.R.E. The activities of S.U.R.E. were varied and energetic this year. The students gave a Christmas basket at Yule time for the needy. S.U.R.E. held it's annual tal- ent show and the club also sponsored Gospel Singers from Willingboro, as a result, the students of S.U.R.E. formed their own gospel choir, consist- ing of 75 voices. The students went on a hayr- idc. The club was also responsi- ble for a Disjockey dance in Nov. and a Senior Tea Lun- cheon. Seemingly, the high- light of the year was the Afro- American Bicentennial Diner. (TOP ROW) R. Nixon. R. Pittman. R. Mainer. L. Booth. C. Edmonson. P Burns. W. Stafford. R Green. R. Johnson, B. Warwick. D. Spencer. G. Chcarham. (MIDDLE ROW) L. Williams. C. Williams. Y. Carter. S. Carrow. D. Gray. R Potter, D. Chilly. M. Booth. A. Boyd. W. Washington. V. Edmonds, S. McMillan. S. Randall. O. Baker. (BOTTOM ROW) Mrs. Payne — advisor. K Davis, L. Baugh, D. Johnson. D. Dennis, E. Murray, L. Williams, D. Washington. L. Sills. M. Lewis. B. Rason. J. Rwid. D. Wynn. C. Lawson. C. Collier. Mr. Newman — advisor Varsity Club The Varsity Club is begin- ning to be recognized as a club. Every member received a Var- sity patch. The first fund-raising activ- ity they had was the Nerf foot- ball game, which was a great success. (BOTTOM ROW) J. Shinn. S. Davis. V. Edmonds. A Wojenski. P. Roche. D Raflcry. M Davies. J. Basantis. D. Panzera. S. Stockton. D Washington. L Brown. (TOP ROW D. Wolvin. C Roller. S. Hreso. D. Jones. G. Keys. B. Grippe. W. Stafford. G. Kce. F. Leroy. G. Cheatham. G. Darling. S. Mayberry. E. Colgan. E. Wade Donator The Harrison Family ADULT PATRONS Lynne and Bob Wise Mr. Mrs. Robert Kennedy Mr. Mrs. Carl J. Lipiec Sue Galgano Bruce Williamson Mr. Mrs. Wm. Solan Mr. Fettes Dorothy Brown Mr. Mrs. A. Albano Mr. Keith Colvell Mr. and Mrs. Kugene G. Colvell Gina Lynn Halcomb Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Holden Mr. McMonagle Mr. Mrs. Frank Matarese Mr. Philip Ernest Sever Dave, Elaine, and Shery Shinn Janice and Karen Smith Mr. and Mrs. John Saia Mr. and Mrs. William Giberson Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Abrams Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mount Mrs. Ruth Barivell Eleanor Ncwosielski Laura S. Panaro M rs. Dorothy Korncff Thomas O. Hopkins John Maher 15« T.YgV � 5r (g«VgWi!E«gM55(V STUDENT PATRONS Long Island 9 75 — Yeah! M and M “Summer 75 Action Jackson -n- Peat Moss Mole Howard Roy and Marilyn 10-1-75 (guess who) Renee Coty and Jimmy Pallet! Jeffrey M. and Janice H. 4 ever Greece in ’78 12 16 75 Doreen Astor and Billy Leeds gee. I’m a tree Kcrumbkake Jackie Steve Nilla Muffler The Three Stooges — PJ.S De -n- Don from K.M. Jethro, Ellie May, Duke and Yeah!! U.S. History 1 — 2nd Diane Greg Uncle Jed period 1 LOVE MARK KENNEDY Spooky and Mouse Gary and Kathie — 6 14 75 DAVE TRAUGHBER (alias Keep on tap dancing Mr. TRIXIE! Bernie Parent) Holden! Wendy Gilbert “78” TEDDY BEAR 1 LOVE YOU, WURBSY!! REESE'S Summer of '75 — S.I.B Remember New Brunswick Lynda and Delilah Wynn Our Day Will Come — Class 8 75 How 1 wish 1 had a “TRUE” of “78 Surf City ’75 friend. WHY CAN’T WE AW, SHUT UP SHINN!! Lori and Randy BE FRIENDS?? YOU — KNOW — IT Fred and Pat 4-ever Leisha and Jimmy Meet me in Jackson Hole, Pokey wishes all the Senior RODNEY The HANDY- Wyoming Hockey Players much sue- MAN Dr. Z Terri Cook “78” cess. Flyer Hat Trick in ’76 Sugar Bear Honey (Sugar I’m a Denver Fan Gceter Van Gouminhiemer hopes) Snaggle Baggie Hello to Little Lord Fauntleroy GREAT ADVENTURES?? We Miss You Jill!! — from the soccer mgrs. IT’S OVER FINALLY!!! FOUR HOURS?? INGRID!! Tina Eddie 4 13 73 Russ .1 utt ’76 17 YELLOW PIGS Grippe the Drippe Camp Rex It’s just another Tequila Sandy Mike M S. -n- L.M. Good Luck Sunrise Melvin, Mike, Eddie, and Sha- J.V Norris D A Norris The Great Gadfly (T.G.G.) mus ALL-PRO D.G., Y.C. Ronnie -n- Donna Good Luck Lynn John — 7 13 75 — Yeah!!! Best Wishes Lady Big Man Charlene Hess (1976) Charlene Jimmy 75-76 SGM and Mrs. Maynard S. Audrey loves Ray 9 6 75 KM wishes the Juniors luck as Mangum Class of ’77 still has the most Big Bad Seniors! Support your local I.B.T.C. spirit Turn left at the BLINKER MEN UNITE AGAINST Bel Haven Blues LINDER I.B.T.C. — NOW!!! THE CLASS OF ’76 IS THE Congratulations to all Senior P.V. is a charter member of the BEST OF THE REST “Ellens” from 3rd period. I.B.T.C. M D Summer of “75” Karen Dave 1 24 76 “MULCH” Michael Donna 8 15 73 3 9 69 — 1 25 76 JOE GRIPPE — I love your 9 28 75 November 9th perfume — Cheryl THE 4 MUSKETEERS — PETER and SHERRY Cyrisse Keys “77” VET, DOT, CAM, AND Where’s Sherry? I’ll always remember March JET. Where’s Darlene? 30, 1975 HAPPY BIRTHDAY, MS. Never mind, 1 found her. P’s B’s = 1 millimicron MAYER — OCT. 7 Sandy Davis “76 Jay Scott Mr. Mrs. Harry Kelly ■— Cricket '76! 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