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

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1977 volume:

TRY TO REMEMBER That no one wept except the willow. Try to remember when life was so tender That dreams were kept beside your pillow. Try to remember when life was so tender That love was an ember about to billow. Try to remember and if you remember, Then follow. Try to remember the kind of September When life was slow and oh, so mellow. Try to remember the kind of September When grass was green and grain was yellow. Try to remember the kind of September When you were a tender and callow fellow. Try to remember and if you remember, Then follow. Deep in December it's nice to reme mber Merlin 1977 Burlington Township High School Burlington Township New Jersey Deep in December it's nice to reme mber Without a hurt the heart is hollow. Deep in December it's nice to reme mber The fire of September that made us mellow. Deep in December our hearts should remember And follow. Tom Jones from THE FANTA STICKS Try to remember when life was Although you know the snow will so tender follow. Dedication Actress, Musician, Student, Class- mate, Friend. Peggy Dorward She clowned and we felt laughter. She sang and we heard beauty. She studied and we were inspired to higher goals. She worked and played beside us and we knew friendship. She loved life and we found new values in our own. Against all odds she persevered and we witnessed courage. She left us and we know loss. In Appreciation THOMAS O. HOPKINS Teacher September 1939 - June 1947 Administrative July 1947 - Principal July 1951 Superintendent August 1951 - August 1977 On behalf of the students and staff of the Burlington Township Schools, the Class of 1977 salutes Thomas O. Hopkins as he retires from his position as Superintendent of Schools. During his thirty-eight years of ser- vice to this community as teacher, principal, and superintendent, the school system has grown from a small elementary district into a comprehensive, modern facility providing for the needs of Burling- ton Township students from kinder- garten through high school. The development of our schools and the success of our programs are due in no small measure to his dedication to all the students and to his commitment to quality edu- cation. In recognition of his leadership and his contributions, the Class of 1977 is honored to bestow upon him membership in our class and to have him join us as loyal alumni of Burlington Township High School. Mr. Thomas Hopkins The stimulating challenges which the Class of 1977 and its eleven pre- decessors have afforded me will generate myriads of memories in the future. Best wishes, Fellow Graduates. 1977 — B.T.H.S. Thomas O. Hopkins Su pe rin tend ent 3 tember % 4 H «otfier 50; 9 to ra n Class History FRESHMEN Just think—4 more years! ! Learning how to build good floats. Freshmen Football Team went 8-0. SOPHOMORES The teachers were in search of us during our Stokes trip. The car wash was a wet experience We won the overall spirit for the year. JUNIORS Selling candy to save money for the Prom. Turning circles around our rings. Memories of winning the Egg War. SENIORS Hopes of getting the Spirit Stick back. Taking our final S. A. T. s. Finally using our Open Lunch privilege. Saving our Memories. Senior Officers And Advisors (L-R) Mrs. DiMaria- adivsor, K. Sandusky- Secretary, C. Rowland- Vice President; D. Dalfonso- President, S. Bassett- Treasurer, Mr. Frantz- advisor The Class of 1977 started the year off with a bang. This year's float was our best effort and we really had fun building it. Our trip to Tamiment was an experience. Thursday night after many long hours of skiing, skating, or just plain messing around, most of the Seniors sat in the hall until 2:00 a.m. The advisor sent us to our rooms reluctantly in hopes that we would have a good night's sleep . The last day in the Poconos was hectic. The majority of the class rushed all around the lodge and tried to do everything that they missed the day before. The one thing our class is looking forward to is GRADUATION ! For the last four years we have been anticipating going to college, starting our steady jobs, or getting married. The Graduating class would like to thank Mrs. DiMaria and Mr. Frantz for helping us throughout our years in High School and a special wish of Good Luck should go to the Class of 1978. 19 Karen Abrams Patricia Alcott Dawn Abele D. A.B. OOOH! He's cute, Loves Elton, Cruises, Parties?? Yubas Ave. Karen Abrams Chuche Pretty, rowdy, Instigator, Engaged Student Council (1,4), Year- book (2) Newspaper (1), Foot- ball Statistics (4), A.V.A. (4), Lang. Club (1,2,3), Color- guard (1,2) Beverly Rd. Margaret Alcott Peggy Twin, Rowdy, Crazy, Shy??? Field Hockey (1) Columbus Rd. Patricia Alcott Patty Talkative, Shy??? Rowdy, Twin Yearbook (1), Foreign Lang. Club (1) Homeroom Rep. (2, 3) Columbus Road James Alesso Piazon Intelligent, Good-looking, Easy going, Sara's love 1302 Noreen Drive Mary Jane Angelo Mar Intelligent, Opinionated, Ad- venturous, Pretty 501 Lehigh Avenue Student Council (2,3,4), Year- book (1), Class Officer (P-1), A. V.A. (3) FTA (V.P.-4), Ski Club (1), Model Congress (3,4), Chorus (2) Mary Jane Angelo James Alesso Margaret Alcott Dawn Abele Robert Arrington Bob Quiet, Friendly, Studious??? Football (1, JV-2,3, V-4), Wrestling (JV-3), Track (3,4) 13 Lancaster Rd. Doreen Louise Astor Dor Smiles, Parties, Flipped Out, Persistant Student Senate (1,2), F. B. L. A. (1,2,4.) Fountain Ave. Octavia Baker Tavia Sensitive, Shy, Secretive, Sanctified Student Senate (2), Basketball (JV-1,2), Class Officer (S-3), Field Hockey (JV-2), S.U. R.E. (2, VP-3), Madrigals (2,3), Library Aide (1), School Play (4), Chorus (2, 3) Susan Gwen Bassett Sue Shy, Nice Dresser, Sweet, Colorguard Captain Class officer (T-3,4), Color- guard (1,2,3, C-4), Home- room Rep (1,2), Chorus (2,3), Float (2, 3,4), Madri- gals (2,3) 45 Linden Rd. Nancy Carol Beach Peach Crazy, Accident-prone, Knows everybody Chorus (3) 1307 Salem Rd. Donna Bell Donna Friendly, Out-going, Loves to party, Cute Student Senate (1) Dresser Ave. Robert Arrington Doreen Louise Astor Octavia Baker Susan Gwen Bassett Nancy Carol Beach 21 Donna Bell Douglas Brandt Rita Lee Bintliff Reet Fun, Small, Cute, Moody Yearbook (1), Student Senate (3), Pep Club (2), Softball (V-3), Colorguard (1,2, 3) Beverly Road Shawn Brady Shawn Cute, Loveable, Fun to be with, Crazy Newspaper (4), Majorette (4), F.T.A. (3,4), Chorus (3) 15 Harvest Lane Douglas Brandt Doug Friendly, Polite, Trust- worthy Wrestling (3,4) Neck G Columbus Road Lamont Brown Brown Militant, Wrestler, Cool, Nice to know Student Senate (4), Football (1, JV-2, V-4), Wrestling (1, V-2, C-3,4) Vareity Club (2,3,4) 25 Latimer Way Darlene Bryan Dar Sweet, Travels, Pretty, Parties Cumberland Arms Apt. 10 Joyce Busser Joyce Shy???, Tom's, Crazy, Friendly FBLA (VP-4), Ski Club (3), Lang. Club (3) Lamont Brown Shawn Brady Darlene Bryan 22 Joyce Busser Oleta Buzzi Oleta Beatle fan, Equestrian, Out- going, Intelligent Honor Society (3,4), Field Hockey Mgr. (1,2,3), F. T. A. (1,2, 3,4), School Play (3,4), Lang. Club (2,3,4) Oxmead Road Carolyn Collier Smith Baby Doll Pretty, Sophisticated, Sweet, Nice to know Student Senate (1,4), Basket- ball (1), Field Hockey (1), Cheerleader (JV-2), Pep Club (2), FBLA (2,3) 9 Cynwyd Drive Yetta Collier Yetta Charming, Sophisticated, Friendly, Kind Student Senate (2,3), News- paper (4), Cheerleader (JV-2, 3), Pep Club (2), S. U. R.E. (1,2,4), Snack Shack (4) 25 Lancaster Road Peter Connett Pete Outdoorsman, Nice, Sportsman, Rowdy?? Track (4) 1173 Kaye Ct. Lisa Carnivale Lisa Drives well??, Fun to be with, Lovable, Sweet Student Senate (1,2,3) 11th Wall Ave. Orlandus Christian Orlandus Sneaky, Sly Football (1,2, 3), Wrestling (2), Track (1,2) 30 Landsdowne Road Oleta Buzzi Lisa Carnivale Peter Connett Carolyn Collier Smith Orlandus Christian Yetta Collier Donna Cox Gale Foxy-Coxy, Crazy, Easy going, Parties FBLA (3) 9 Laurie Way Robert Craig Skip Athletic, Independant, Friendly, Soccer Player Baseball (JV-1), Football (1), Varsity Club (4), Soccer (JV- 3, V-4) Beverly Road Shirley Grace Cramer Shirl Shy, Intelligent, Friendly, Sincere Baseball Mgr. (3,4), Chorus (2,3), Model Congress (3, 4) 16 Linden Road Andy Csanyi Andy Band (1), C. I. E. (4) Columbus Road Donna Lee Dalfonso Donna Nice-Dresser, Italian, Keith's, Nosy Yearbook (E-4), Class Officer (P-4), Prom Chairman (3), School Store (2,3, Mgr. 4), 3 Sycamore Drive Debbie Damon Deb Sensitive, Outgoing, Engaged, Robin's Student Senate (3), Basketball (1,2), F.T.A. (3), Snack Shack (1,2, VP-3, V-4), School Store (1,2,3), Track (1), F.B.L.A. (2, VP-3), Lang. Club (1,2) 6 Larkin Road Shirley Grace Cramer Andy Csanyi Jeffrey Davidson Richard Deacon Kathy Dubeil Darla Jean Davis Lori Dolce Richard Duggan Jeffrey Davidson Jeffro Mechanic, Easy-Going, Cuts Up, Likes to have fun Student Senate (1,2) 11 Sycamore Dr. Darla Jean Davis Darla Intelligent, Pretty eyes, Cute, Strange!!! Honor Society (3, S-4), Ski Club (3,4), Colorguard (1,2,3, Cap.-4), Softball (V-2,3,4), Chorus (3), AVA (4), Youth in County Govt. 18 Larchmont Dr. Richard Deacon Deac Very Impressive, Elvis fan, Flyer Fan, Writer Newspaper (1,2, 3,4), Track (1), Talent Show (3) 12th and Wall Ave. Lori Dolce Lori Adorable, Sincere, Fun to be with, Sinatra fanatic Student Senate (2,4), Majo- rettes (1, Capt.-2), Varcity Club (4), Lang. Club (1, P-2, 4), School Play (1,2,4), Chorus (1,2,4) Beverly Rd. Kathy Dubeil Kath Flirt, Laughs, Fun-loving, Ambitious Band (1,2, 3,4), Chorus (3), F.B. L.A. (4) 1002 Beverly Rd. Richard Duggan Beak Athletic, Crazy, I'm in Love , Gone Fishing Student Senate (3), Basketball (JV-2, 3, V-4), Key Club (3, VP-4), Fire Squad (3,4), Bulletin Board (3,4) Cumberland Apt. 5-0 25 Sara Fanourgakis Robert Eilzy Steven Farmer Karen Sue Eckraan Karen Mysterious, Adorable, Deceiv- ingly Quiet, Breck Girl Sunset G Bloomer Drive Robert Eilzy Bobby Looks of a Scientist, Likes Music 432 Dominique Ct. Sam Fanourgakis Kezno Greek, Termite, Dowel rod, HUH??? Football (1) 9 Rose Lane Steven Farmer Steve Quiet, Friendly, Nice to know Activities Acct. Mgr. (3,4) 7 Beechwood Ave. Helen Marie Farrell Helen Dimples, Pretty, Agile, Moody Field Hockey (JV-1) 7 Eleventh Street Donna Feenstra Dino Loud, Friendly, Laughs a lot, Nice to know Wall Ave. Helen Marie Farrell Donna Feenstra Paul Fenn Paul Musician, Never Late, Studious??? Student Senate (1,2), Band (1, 2,3,4), Stage Band (1,2, 3,4), School Store (3,4) Fountain Ave. Patricia Ann Finley Pat Friendly, Quiet???, Helpful, Bowie Freak Snack Shack (2, 3, VP-4), Chorus (2,3), Lang. Club(l) 4 Langdon Road Pamela Fiorillo Pam Crazy, Talkative, Cute, Rick's Student Senate (1,2,4), Cheer- leader (JV-2, JV Capt.-3), FTA (T-3,4), Pep Club (2), Snack Shack (3) 50 Evergreen Lane Richard Forvour Rich Studious, Rowdy???, Well Known Baseball (JV-2, 3), Football (1), Wrestling (2), C.I.E. (4) 5 Laramoor Drive Michael Foy Mike Cuts, Late, Parties Football (1), Fire Squad (3,4) 1613 Mt. Holly Road Patricia Freeman Pat Friendly, Sensative, Skinny, Argum endve 21 Lambeth Drive Michael Foy Patricia Freeman Janice Marie Frake Frake M Athletic, Friendly, Late, Opinionated Field Hockey (1), Basketball (JV-1,2, 3, V-4), Chorus (2), F.T.A. (3,4), Yearbook (1), Baseball (JV-3, V-4), AVA (3, 4), Prom Committee (3) Spruce Rd. Vincent Garman Vinnie Good Driver?, Studious, Tennis, Enthusiast Soccer (JV-1,2, V-3) 46 Evergreen Lane Sandra Lee Gaus Sandy' Crazy, Laughing, Flirt Band (2, 3,4) Field Hockey (Mgr. -1,2,3,4), Chorus (3), F.T.A. (1,2, 3,4), Lang. Club (3,4) 51 Latimer Way Thomas Gray Tom Intelligent, Lover, Accident— prone, Good Looking Baseball (JV-1,2, V-3,4), Football (1, V-4), Varsity Club (4), Fire Squad (2,3,4) Deborah Greene Debbie Redhead, Big Eyes, Sarcastic, Quiet? 341 Diane Ct. Janice Hamlett Alway late, Head, Fish-n- Chips, Frampton Freak 11 LaGorce Blvd. Vincent Garman Thomas Gray Deborah Greene 28 Janice Hamlett Teri anne Hanlon Laura Hershburger Terri anne Hanlon Terr” Crazy Driver, Equestrian Quiet??, Honda Owner Lang. Club-(1, 2, 3,4), Snack Shack- (4) 3 Laurie Way Linda Heath Foxy Lady Sweet, Kind Evil, Fine Cheerleader (2) 22 Lansberry Drive Laura Hershburger Banana Congenial, Nice-dresser, Lo- quacious, Attractive F.T.A.- (4) F.B.L.A.- (3,4), Softball- (jv- 2) 4 Laramoor Drive Karen Hess Pee Wee Quiet? Eats, Rowdy Taken Hockey- (J. V. - 2,3 V- 4) Catherine Hicks Cathy Friendly, Talkative, That Laugh , Nice to know 3 Lansberry Drive Denise Hos Niece Parties, Travels, Cute Keith's Wall Avenue Karen Hess Catherine Hicks 29 Denise Hos Deborah Hoster Debbie Honest, Pleasant, Considerate, Hard-worker Elbow Lane Scott Hreso Heress Athletic, Cincinnati Reds fan, On time??? Good-looking Student Senate- (Pres. - 4), Bas- ketball- (1, J. V. -2) Baseball - J.V. 1 V-2, 3,4) Football- (1, J.V.-2)Ski Club (1,2, 3,4) Varsity Club-(3, Pres. 4) Mo- del Congress-(3,4) Evergreen Lane Lawonna Hubbard Lawon Slim, Cute, Sweet, Quiet 20 WTiitman Drive Harry Hullings Hank Awake? Drives a bomb, Crazy Newspaper- (4), AVA- (40, School Store- (4) Columbus Road. Thomas Hurt Tom Joyce's, Aggressive, Quiet, Honest??? AVA- (4), School Store- (4) 6 Latimer Way John Jackamonis Jack Crazy, Parties, Good-looking, Understanding Track-(1, 2, 3), Homecoming- (1,2,3,4) 4 Glenside Avenue Deborah Hoster Lawonna Hubbard Thomas Hurt John Jackamonis Nadine Jackson Michael Johnston Gary Johnson Donald James Charles Johnston Nadine Jackson Nay Good-Looking, Playgirl, Sweet, Fun to be with 29 Langrock Way Donald James Duck Van Man, Good Driver????, Under Hood Constantly 4 Devlin Ave. Gary Johnson Stymie Long Legs, Smart, Mustang Owner, Quiet?? Honor Society (T-3,4), Track (V-2), Football Mgr. (3,4), Key Club (2, 3,4), Model Congress (3,4), Boys State (3) 12 Larchmont Rd. Charles Johnston Chuck Here?, On Time?, Cuts Classes???, 14 Linden Rd. Michael Johnston Stone Fro, Crazy, Good Looking, Easy-Going Track (V-2, 3,4), Cross Country (4), Soccer (JV-1,2, V-3) 12 Lambeth Rd. Barbara Ann Judd Barb Forgetful, McDonald's, Artistic, Crazy 1318 Hammond Rd. Barbara Ann Judd 31 Gerald Kee Gerald Kee Jay Cool, Sly, A Star, Evil Basketball (V-3,4), Football (V-2,3,4), Varsity Club (2,3,4) 30 LaClede Drive Cyrisse Victoria Keys Ce Friendly, Quiet??, Wise, Siriss Deborah Denise King Deb Rickey's girl, Clown, Fun-lov- ing, Sweet 23 LaClede Dr. George Komar Herk Partier, Innocent?? Deceivingly Quiet, Easy-Going 1 Maple Rd. KarenAnn Koteles Derbs Short, Out-Going, Garrulous Involved Student Senate (4), Yearbook (1,2, 3,4), Band (1,2, 3,4), Chorus (1,2, 3,4), Stage Band (1,2, 3,4), Soccer Mgr. (2,3,4), School Play (2, 3,4), Talent Show (2,4), Model Congress (3,4), Lang. Club (2), Prom Committe (3), Float (1,2, 3,4), Wind Ensemble (3,4) 1106 Columbus Road Steve Kyle Steve Never on time, Here? 2 Walnut Drive KarenAnn Koteles Steve Kyle Linda Lee Cartoon Nose Intelligent, Cheerful, Cute, Witty Band (2,3,4), F.T.A. (4), Lang. Club (3,4) 96 LaGorce Apts. Monica Lewis Squaw What a smile! , Loveable, Crazy, Hockey nut Field Hockey (JV-1, V-2,3,4), Basketball (JV-1,2, 3, V-4), Varsity Club (3,4), S. U. R.E. (2,3,4), Softball (JV-3) 313 Diane Ct. Ray Liberatore Ray Football (1), Track (JV-3), Wrestling (JV-3) 2 Larchmont Dr. Carl John Lipiec Up Good-Looking, Music Lover, Racer, Messes Around Football (1), Band (1, 2, 3,4), Track (V-l, 2,4) 1 Old York Rd. Barbara Ann Uppincott Buzz Crazy, Mysterious, Loves Parties, Cute Activities Acct. Mgr. (3,4) Center Ave. Margaret Lombard Shorty Loves Horses, Roger's, Cuts a lot, Partier Yorkshire Apt. M-12 Unda Lee Monica Lewis Carl John Upiec Barbara Ann Uppincott Margaret Lombard Joseph W. Loyer Jeffrey MacPhee Joseph W. Loyer Loyer Soccer Man, Crazy??? Easy- Going, Nice to know Baseball (JV-2, V-4), Band (1,2,3), Varsity Club (3,4), Track (JV - 3), Soccer (JV- 1,2, V-4) Oxmead Road Jean Victoria Lyczak Jeanne Flirtacious, Determined, Pretty, Mischievous Student Senate (2,3), Yearbook (1,2), Newspaper (1,2), Basket- ball (JV-2, 3), AVA (3,4), Prom Committee (3), Float (1,2, 3,4), 20 Cypress Rd. Jeffrey MacPhee Jeffwee Clown, Good Driver???, Shulz's pet, Tennis player Basketball (JV-2), Basketball (JV-2), Soccer (JV-2,V-3), Tennis (V-3), Key Club (3, T-4) 420 Dominique Ct. Nicholas Mainello Jappy Short, Get Serious, Emotionally Unstable, Nancy's Bulletin Board (3,4), AVA (4), Key Club (2,3,4) 407 Cedar Drive David Marchese Marchese Artistic, Intelligent?, Italian, Hollywood Lang. Club (2) Yubas Ave. Marcella Sylvia Marcozzi Marcella Cute, Artistic, Bowie, Understanding Yearbook (I), Colorguard (1,2,3), Prom Committee (3), Float (1,2, 3,4) 17 Crestwood Drive Jean Victoria Lyczak Nicholas Mainello 34 David Marchese Marcella Sylvia Marcozzi Mary Jane Mattson M. J. Nutty, Fun to be with, Moody, Farmer's daughter Lang. Club (2, 3) Mt. Holly Road Jennifer Lynn Mayberry Jenny Rowdy, Unmistakeable Laugh, Fun to be with, Nice to know Yearbook (1,2), Newspaper (1,2), Cheerleading (JV-3, V-4), Pep Club (2), Lang. Club (1,2), Colorguard (1,2,3), Float (1,2, 3,4), Prom Com- mittee (3) 10 Evergreen Lane Jennifer Lynn Mayberry Michael McCarthy Marie Joann Mazur Jo Computerized, Chris', Utopian dreamer, Outspoken Wrestling Mgr. (2,3,4), FTA (1), Track Mgr. (3,4), Student Senate (2), Colorguard (1), Lang. Club (1,2), Ski Club (1,3,4), Soccer Mgr. (3,4), Honor Society (3, P-4), Model Congress (3,4), Float (1,2,4) Pinewald Lane Michael McCarthy Mike Harrier, Quiet, Crazy, Considerate Varsity Club (3,4), Track (1.2.4) , Crosscountry (2.3.04) 19 Cypress Road Margaret Ann McCarty Peg Cute, Pretty eyes, Intelligent, Understanding Student Senate (4), AVA (3,4), Basketball Statistics (3,4) 1322 Tanner Ave. Bryan C. McGair Zambini Athletic, Attached, Loyal, Friendly Student Senate (2,3,4), Basket- ball (l,JV-2, V-3,4), Baseball (1, V-2,3,4), AVA (4) 1320 Tanner Ave. Margaret Ann McCarty 35 Bryan C. McGair Nancy Eileen Me Glynn Nancy Sweet, Loving, Helpful, Sincere AVA (4) 43 Linden Road Sharon McNamara Sharon Independent, Moody, Blushes, Jack's Yearbook (3), F. T. A. (2,3,4), Colorguard (1,2,3), F. B. L. A. (3), Prom Committee (3) 13 Sycamore Drive Nancy Eileen McGlynn Daniel Melton Dan Nice, Intelligent, Outdoors- man, Daydreamer Chess Club (4) Ellis Prospect Ave. Richard Michaud Rich Athletic, Friendly, Carefree, Good-Looking Basketball (1), Baseball (JV-2, 3, V-4), 10 Walnut Drive Daniel Melton Patricia Ann Miller Patti Sensitive, Shy?, Artistic, Dances Colorguard (1,2,3), Ski Club (1,2), Prom Committee (3), Float (1,2, 3,4) 12 Watts Ave. Ron Molino Mo Drives, Rowdy, Loves Parties! 1010 Neck Road Patricia Ann Miller 36 Sharon McNamara Richard Michaud Ron Molino Lisa Monahan Flakey Athletic, Nice-Dresser, Vivacious, Goofy Student Senate (1,2, 3,4), Yearbook (3), Class Officer (P-2, VP-3), Field Hockey (JV-1, V-2,3 C-4), AVA (4), F.T.A. (2,3,4), Var- sity Club (2,3,4), Track (JV-1), F.B.L.A. (2, P-3,4), Softball (JV-2, V-3), Float (1,2,3,4), Chorus (3) Thomas F. Montalto Tom Rowdy?, Sly, Subtle, Wry Band (1,2), Boy's State (3), Neck Road Carolyn Lou Morris Carolyn Intelligent, Helpful, Flyers Fanatic, Moody Sunset Rd. Clarence Morris III Boonie Good-Looking, Flirts, Fun to be with, Sneaky Football (1, V-2,3,4), Track (V-1,2,3,4), Wrestling (2,3,4), Varsity Club (2, 3,4) Louis Morris Louis Quiet, Studious, Meak and Mild 1309 Wall Ave. William Morrissey Billy Tall, Red-Head, Rowdy? 7 Lamont Road Louis Morris William Morrissey 37 Alvin Mount Wanda Naprawa David Newell Randy Mourey Sandra Newcomb Alvin Mount Al Tall, Sweet, Masculine, Friendly Newspaper (4), Basketball Mgr. (3,4), Track (3,4), Cross Country (4) Randy Mourey Randy Kind, Sweet, Petite? Newspaper (4) 38 Wedgewood Dr. Wanda Naprawa Wanda Quiet, Shy, Short, Soft- spoken 18th St. Sandra Newcomb Sophie Parties, Cruises, Look at that car! 10 Rose Lane David Newell Nuvis Carefree, Loveable, Easy- going, Friendly 494 Lehigh Ave. Jeffrey David O'Hara Rot Good-Looking, Nice guy, Cycle owner, Duck Student Senate (3,4), Basket- ball (JV-2) Smith St. Jeffrey David O'Hara 38 Geoffrey Perkins Jeff Schemer, Care-free, Parties, Good-looking 20 Walnut Drive Christopher Peros Pete Tall, Friendly, Easy to get along with 27 Sycamore Drive Ronald Phillips Ron Slick, Cool, Friendly 7 Lansberry Drive Evangela Pittman Momma Quiet, Friendly, Eddie's woman, Cute 15 Lamont Road Gary Polito Bean '68 Mustang, Sure, Sure , Crazy Intelligent?? Cleveland Ave. Timothy Popp Tim Hot rodder, Rowdy, Friendly Track (1, 2) 29 Longwood Drive Evangela Pittman Gary Polito 39 Timothy Popp Ronald Potter Brenda Raison Ronald Potter Pott Evil, Good Looking, Athlete, Bo-Legged Football (1, JV-2,3, V-4), Track (2), Wrestling (JV-1, V-2,3), Varsity Club (3,4) 27 Lansberry Dr. Ronald C. Powell Dutch Sharp dresser, Argumentative, Good-Looking, Basketball Enthusiast Student Senate (1,2, 3,4), Year- book (3), Basketball (1, JV-2, V-3,4), Baseball (1, V-3,4), Class Officer (P-3), AVA (2,3, 4), Varsity Club (4), Fire Squad (1,2, P-3, 4), Key Club (2,3, P-4 Mt. Holly Rd. Brenda Raison Shorty Friendly, Partier, Nice dresser, Cute 46 Lansdowne Rd. Sherry Randall Sherry Crazy, Happy, Cute, Cheerleader Student Senate (2, T-3, Acti- vities Chairman-4), Yearbook (3), Newspaper (2), Cheer- leader (JV-1, V-2, Capt.-3,4), AVA (4), F.T.A. (3), Pep Club (2) 7 Lancaster Dr. Jourgette Reid George Bom again, Sings, Forgetful, Sin- cere 7 Lansdowne Rd. Russell Rivas Russell Conservative, Dreamer, Wall Street's next, Venezolano Honor Society (4), Key Club (2,3,4), Float (2,3,4), Model Congress (2,3,4), Boys State (3), Chess Club (3,4) 20 Peachtree Lane Ronald C. Powell Sherry Randall Jourgette Reid Russell Rivas Kenneth J. Rodd Kenny Fuzzy, Languid, Stereotyped Baseball (1, V-2,3,4), Foot- ball (1, V-2,3,4), Key Club (3,4) 1313 Hammond Road Charlotte Ross Charlotte Changed, Happy, Likes School Student Senate (1,2,3), News- paper (2), School Store (1) Bloomer Drive Christopher Roller Freeze Moody, Ambitious, Taciturn, Languid Baseball (JV-4), Football (1, V-2,3,4), Wrestling (JV-1,2, V-3,4), Band (1,2), Varsity Club (2,3,4), Track (V-2,3), Stage Band (1,2) Pinewald Lane Edward Romani Ed Italian, Good-Looking, Athle- tic, Friendly Student Senate (4), Basketball (1) Baseball (JV-1,2, V-3,4), Football (1), AVA (4), Varsity Club (4) Mt. Holly Road Cathieen Anne Rowland Cathy Perfectionist, Feminine, In- volved, Down-the-band-room Student Senate (1,2,4), Year- book (1), Class Officer (4), FTA (2,3,4), Honor Society (3,4), Ski Club (1,2,3), Band (1,2, 3,4), Field Hockey (JV- 3,4), Model Congress (3,4), Library Aid (1), Chorus (1), Float (1,2, 3,4), Prom Committe (3) 35 Evergreen Lane Edward Sampson Ed Quiet, Harrier, Serious Varsity Club (3,4), Track (2,3, 4), Cross Country (2,3,4) Ellis G Bunting Ave. Christopher Roller Cathie en Anne Rowland Charlotte Ross Kenneth J. Rodd Edward Romani Edward Sampson Karin Lee Sandusky Karin Steve's, Sensitive, Attractive, Moody Student Senate (1,2,3,4), Field Hockey (JV-3), Class Officer (VP-2, Sec.-4), Prom Commit- tee (3), FTA (3), Color Guard (1,2,3), Chorus (1,2,3), FBLA (3), Model Congress (3,4), Ski Club (1), Lang. Club (1), Float (1,2,3,4), Yearbook (3,4) 1302 Tanner Ave. Timothy Sawyer Crazy Tim Talkative, Crazy-Crazy, Con- genial, Soccer Enthusiast Varsity Club (3,4), Soccer (JV-1,2, V-3,4), Chorus (1,2), Library Aid (4) 26 Linden Road David Schultheis Shultz Considerate, Ham, ! !Joke- Joke!!, Heather's Football, (JV-2,3), Track (V- 1,2, 3,4), Cross Country (V-4), Lang. Club (3,4) Chess Club (3,4), Float (2, 3,4), Fire Squad (4) Chorus (3) 22 LaGorce Blvd. John Schwarz John Wrestler, Friendly, Likes Music, Interested in space Wrestling (JV-3, V-4), Varsity Club (4), S.U.R.E. (4) Beverly Rd. Joann Senni Jo Keith's, Talkative, Attractive, Friendly Student Senate (1,2, 3,4), Year- book (3), Newspaper (3), Bas- ketball (JV-1,2), Class Officer (T-2), Field Hockey (JV-2, 3,4), F.T.A. (1,2, 3,4), AVA (4), Float (1,2, 3,4), Chorus (2,3), Prom Committe (3), Lang. Club (1) 26 Peachtree Lane Joseph A. Sheridan Joe Cuts, Never in trouble, Never had a detention Fountain Ave. Karin Lee Sandusky David Schultheis Timothy Sawyer John Schwarz Joann Senni Joseph A. Sheridan Keith Simmons Robin Short Terri Lyn Shinn Terri Friendly, Smiles, Cute, Easy- Going Honor Society (3,4), AVA (4), F. B.L. A. (2), Athletic Acct. Mgr. (3,4) Oxmead Road Robin Short Sammy Splits Bowie Freak, Nice, Cute, Laughs funny Newspaper (1,4), School Store (2), Lang. Club (1,2), Color Guard (1,2) 5 Cypress Road Jodi Lynn Silver Jodi Extrovert, Easy-going, Attrac- tive, Steve's Student Senate (3,4), Yearbook (3), Newpaper (2, 3), Basket- ball (JV-2), AVA (4), F.T.A. (3,4), Fire Squad (3,4), F.B. L. A. (T-3,4), Ski Club (1,2), Chorus (2,3), Float (2,3,4) 12 Cynwyd Drive Keith Simmons Keith Evil, Shy?, Music Man 24 Larkin Rd. Lisa Maxine Slater Evil Eyes Complains, Self-Conscious, Quiet?, Sagittarius Cheerleader (V-3,4) 337 Cannes Ct. Marcella Smith Lil-Slim Nice, Hard Worker, Helper, Sincere Lisa Maxine Slater Marcella Smith Nancy Smith Nancy Smith Nanc Carefree, Cute, Crazy, Parties F. T.A. (3,4), School Store (3), Color Guand (1), Fire Squad (3, 4), F.B.L.A. (2,3,4), Prom Comm. Co-Chairman (3), Ski Club (1, 2, 3, 4), Float (1, 2, 3, 4) Columbus Road Stefni Snow Stef Aries, Freckles, Rowdy, Ador- able Fire Squad (3,4), F. B. L. A. (4) 13th G Griffith Sts. Thomas Anthony Spezzano Spuzz Nice Dresser, Clowns, Foxy, Sports Minded Student Senate (2, 3, VP-4), Yearbook (3,4), Basketball (1), Baseball (JV-1,2, V-3,4), AVA (4), Varsity Club (4), Cross Country (JV-1), Key Club (1,2, 3, S-4), Model Congress (3,4), Ski Club (1,2, P-3,4), Fire Squad (3,4), Lang. Club (1), Youth in Govt. (3), Float (1,2, 3,4), Prom Committee (3), Chorus (2) 20 Sycamore Drive Jeanne M. Stap Jeano Musical, Independant, Natural, B.S. Newspaper (1, 4), Band (1,2, 3, 4), F. T.A. (1,2, 3,4), Drum Majorette (3,4), Ski Club (1), Madrigals (2,3,4), Chorus (3, 4), Float (1, 2, 3,4), Prom Com- mittee (3), Yearbook (1) Park Avenue John Starks John Boy Kind, Lover, Smart, ???? Glen Staub Glen Mr. Cool, Always Tired, Stud- ious?? Chorus (1.2.3.4), School Play (3,4) 4 Larchmont Drive John Starks Glen Staub Edward M. Stetz III Ed Friendly,?! Crazy?! Under- standing, Actor Student Senate (4), Newspaper (1,3,4), Honor Society (4), Band (1,2, VP-3, P-4), Track (V-1,2,3,4), School Play (1, 2.3.4) , Soccer (JV-1,2, V- 3.4) , Key Club (2,3,4), Lang. Club (1), Model Congress (3,4), Chess Club (3,4), Boys State (3), Stagehand (1,2, 3,4), Chorus (1,2, 3,4) 18 Walnut Dr. Stacie A. Stockton Mole Crazy, Good Driver??, Donut Girl, Smart? Basketball (V-2, 3), Varsity Club (3,4), Fire Squad (3,4) 6 Cynwyd Dr. James Suessegger Jim Strange, Partier, Schemer Fire Squad (2, 3,4) Wall Ave. Mi Ryun Sung Yona Argumentative, Petite, Long Hair, Artistic Snack-Shack (4), Lang. Club (3), Library Aid (4) 87 Ronald Dr. Robert Taylor Bob Care-free, Parties, Dislikes Hassles, Henny's 22 Woodland Way Cynthia Lee Thompson Beetlehead Crazy, Rowdy, Cute, Engaged Pep Club (2), Mascot (1,2), HR Rep. (4), Float (4) 5 Illinois Ave. Robert Taylor Cynthia Lee Thompson Tina Tomasetti David Tucker Monica Anne Urbaniec Gregg Thompson Gregg Thompson Gregg Quiet, Motorcycle, Moody, Care-free Fire Squad (3,4) Fountain Ave. Tina Tomasetti Tina Quiet, Concerned, Good Driver? C.LE. (4) 9 Cypress Road David Tucker David Nice personality, Crazy, Loqua- cious, Friendly Track (JV-3) 1250 Liberty Ct. Monica Anne Urbaniec Mon Intelligent (?), Tall, Friendly, Quiet Basketball (V-3), SoftbaU (JV-2, V-3,4), Float (2) Fountain Ave. Roxanne Denise Vaughn Rocky Studious, Sincere, Moody, Sensitive Honor Society (3, VP-4), F. T.A. (1,2, 3,4), School Store (2,3, Mgr.-4), Softball Mgr. (2,3), Prom Committe (3). 43 LaGorce Blvd. Richard Walters American Dream Hard Working, Very Neat, Thoughtful, Serious Person Library Aid (4) Salem Road Roxanne Denise Vaughn 46 Richard Walters Kathryn Ruth Ward Katy Chatterbox, Crazy, Flirts, Intelligent??? Snack Shack (3,4), Float (4) 29 Cypress Road Diana Caroline Washington Di Always Smiling, Patient, Procrastinator, Determined Student Senate (S-4), Pep Club (2) Cheerleader (JV-1, V-2,3, 4), Varsity Club (2, 3, T-4), S.U.R.E. (1,2 T-3,4) 18 La ns berry Drive Linda Wetherell Lyn Working Girl, Pretty, A Friend in Need, Jimmy's C.I.E. (4) Beverly Road Curtis Williams Sukey Conceited, Amiable, Nice- Dresser, Considerate Newspaper (4), Track (3,4), S.U.R.E. (3,4), Madrigals (3), Chorus (3) 36 LaClede Drive Linda Elaine Williams Williams Child of God, Chic Dresser, Attractive, Cheerful Field Hockey (JV-1), Cheer- leader (JV-2), Pep Club (2), S.U.R.E. (2,3, VP-4), Madrigals (2, 3,4) 28 Larkin Road Shawn Wilson Shawn Tall, Intelligent?, Drives a Challenger Columbus Road Kathryn Ruth Ward VS Linda Wetherell Linda Elaine Williams Diana Caroline Washington Curtis Williams Shawn Wilson Alice Wojenski Duck Schemer, Parties, Cruises, Crazy Basketball (2, V-3) 3 Harvest Lane George Wood George Soccer Man, Quiet, Easy- Going, Polite Varsity Club (3,4), Soccer (JV-1,2, V-3,4), School Play (2, 3,4) Yubas Ave. Kathleen Mary Wooden Kathy Giggles, Unpredictable, In- volved, Shy? Class Officer (S—2), Student Se- nate (2,4), Chorus (1,2,3), Madrigals (3) Football Statistics (2.3) , Basketball Statistics (3.4) , Yearbook (4), Prom Committee (3) 2 Sycamore Dr. Keith Woolman Ralph Nader Good Driver?, Parties, Easy- Going, Studies Fire Squad (1,2,3,4) Bunting Ave. Catherine M. Worth Cathy Kevin's, Loquacious, Crazy, Carefree Mt. Holly Rd. David Yates ,rYohan Friendly, Quiet, Smart?, Good AVA (4), Act. Acct. Mgr. (1, 2), Chess Club (3,4) 19 Willow Way Kathleen Mary Wooden Catherine M. Worth David Yates Timothy Zelley Gloria Yuffrida Raymond Anderson Robert Yohe Bob Fuzzy, Love that Face , Athletic Yorkshire Arms Apt. C Gloria Yuffriea Gloria Smiles, Parties, Friendly, Innocent looking , Columbus Road Timothy Zelley Tim Short, Jeep Freak, Fireman, Normal??? Newspaper (1), Football (JV-3) Columbus Road Raymond Anderson Ray C. I. E. (4), Chorus (3,4) 1 Laurie Way 49 Senior’s Spirit Week Log Freshman Year: In the school year 1973-1974, our class tried so hard to build a beautiful float and decorate our hall with little knowledge and no guidance. We failed. It was only the beginning of a long and hard climb. We all thought that our float was colorful and cute. The judges didn't. They told us later it was too small. Our hall was another story. Little did we know that those balloons we quickly put up early in the morning only added to the annual poor opinion of the freshman hall. As freshmen, we knew we'd get them all next year! We were a terror in the pep-rallies in our second year. We won the most spirited class for that Weren't we something? Once again everyone else's float was better than ours. Our authentic Disneyland costumes, we thought would help us to win. Our hall that year was perfect. We still don't know why we lost that one. By the time we finally figured out the rules of the Spirit Week competition, it was too late. Our planning had begun for another year! Sophomore Year: 50 Junior Year: Once again, it was time for Spirit Week, Our float, that year, was built with a lot of confidence and a little work. We did try hard, though, and our thoughts were big. The Junior Class Presents hall was done in completely in team spirit, but we missed winning again. By the time the pep-rallies came along, we all decided that things didn't come to us easily. We refused to cheer at the rallies because we were denied the poplularity poll in the yearbook. We got burnt once again. We all knew that we had one more chance to try! Senior Year: Well, here we are again, and ready to beat the underclassmen. Our float in 1976 was the best we had ever done, and did we ever work on it! We thought we had figured out the mistake we had made by working on the float and preparing for the halls at the same house. This year, we split them up and it lead to a beautiful hall and a superb float. However, our hall was disqualified, and our float just didn't win! But we did win the Spirit Week pep-rally. Weren't our socks cute ? ! We leave this school knowing what the agony of defeat really is! ! ! 51 Candid's Of Unpredictable Seniors! 52 53 What’s Happening . . . 54 At Township High? Hello Madam... We are number one. as she's sittin' in her seat? We should've won that one ! Seniors Enjoy 56 The Poconos!!! 57 What Would Happen If Dawn Abele lost her library card? Karen Abrams had a closed party? Peggy Alcott lost her voice? Patty Alcott didn't tell the whole story? Jim Alesso wasn't Italian? Mary Jane Angelo decided to make a Biddie Law Book? Robert Arrington met Howard Cosell? Doreen Astor waited another year? Octavia Baker worked with Sara Lee? Sue Bassett didn't have any freckles? Nancy Beach didn't have any auto insurance? Donna Bell had no telephone? Rita Bintliff fought with Ronnie? Russell Boatwright stayed in California? Shawn Brady left to join Greg, Marsha, Jan ... ? Doug Brandt had no friends? Lamont Brown was 7'8 ? Darlene Bryan got a wedge? Joyce Busser rode a trolley? Oleta Buzzi broke a nail? Lisa Carnivale joined the circus? Orlandus Christian was an only child? Carolyn Collier, Smith was a Fly catcher? Yetta Collier left her voice to Kool and the Gang ? Peter Connett wrote for Dr. Suess? Donna Cox had perfect attendence? Robert Craig failed chemistry? Shirley Cramer finally got Steve Milonas? Andy Csanyi knew how to pronounce his last name? Donna Dalfonso Married Keith? Debbie Damon didn't get a diamond? Jeff Davidson left Bret, Brad, Bert...? Darla Davis bleached her hair? Richard Deacon had a good joke? Lori Dolce lived in a shoe? Kathy Dubell left Fred? Rich Duggan grew a beak? Karen Eckman lost her Hermitas ? Sharon Edwards got sassy? Robert Ellzy forgot to come to graduation? Sam Fanourgakis wasn't Greek? Steve Farmer lost his overalls? Helen Farrell went back to Vo. Tech. ? Donna Feenstra left? Paul Fenn used Aqua Velva? Ronald Fields cropped com? Pat Finley was related to David Bowie? Pam Fiorello had soul? Ricky Forvour was popular? Russell Fowler left BTHS? Mike Foy promised to do better as a councilman? Janice Frake didn't like Rootbeer? Vince Carman played soccer for the Philadelphia Atoms? Sandra Gaus finally caught Steve Schweitzer? Joe Gaynor lost his touch? Tom Gray wasn't accident prone? Janice Hamlett grew a foot? Terrianne Hanlon won the Kentucky Derby? Geraldine Hayden left? Linda Heath was a candy bar? Laura Hershberger kept her mouth wired shut? Cathy Hicks lived in the City? Denise Hos left to meet Pa and little Joe? Alvin Hogue met up with Theodore and Simon? Debbie Hoster joined a debating team? Scott Hreso's Bionics didn't work? Lawonna Hubbard's cubbard was bare? Harry Hullings was seen without Tom Hurt? Tom Hurt was seen without Harry Hullings? Jack Jackamonis left his Polish brain to an Italian? Nadine Jackson joined the other FIVE ? Donald James got serious? Gary Johnson joined the Little Rascals? Charles Johnston went to all of his classes? Michael Johnston became serious? Barbara Judd got married to Ronald McDonald? Gerald Kee worked for a lock company? Cyrisse Keys went into business with Gerald? Debbie King married Ellery Queen? George Komar met Hercules? ... Met Hercules? Karen Kotels went braless? Steve Kyle went straight? Linda Lee got a black belt? Monica Lewis didn't act innocent? Ray Liberatore got his name spelled right for a change? Carl Lipiec kept a job? Barbara Lippincott was another Shirl Pretty? Margaret Lombard did nothing? Joe Loyer could play like Pele? Jean Lyczak acted sane? Jeff MacPhee got lost at the Plaza? Nick Mainello was Chinese? 58 What Would Happen If . . . . David Marchese took up ballet? Marcella Marcozi was related to Marcel Marceau? Mary Mattson made glue? Barbara Maver could open her eyes? Jenny Mayberry got R O W D I E? Joann Mazur drank? Mike McCarthy finally beat Mayberry? Peg McCarty wasn't the girl next door? Bryan McGair wasn't the boy next door? Nancy McGlynn had a dull life? Sharon McNamara was Biddie President? David Melmed drove a '47 bomb? Danny Melton played football? Rich Michaud was called CHUDA? Patti Miller liked Budweiser? Ron Molino never cheated? Lisa Monohan hated Laura? Tom Montalto could play the trumpet? Carolyn Morris didn't complain? Clarence Morris topped O. J. Simpson's record? Louis Morris was finicky? William Morrissey doubled for a match? Randy Mourey was kind, sweet and petite? Wanda Naprawa passed gym? Sandra Newcomb used an old brush? David Newell was a Casanova? Jeff O'Hara sang Disco Duck ? Jeff Perkins got a permanent? Chris Peros became Andrew's Chief Petty Officer? Ronald Phillips was consripated? Evangela Pittman met Billy Graham? Gary Polito rode a Harley 1200 ? Tim Popp worked for Jiffy-Pop Popcorn? Ronald Potter really knew Karate? Ronnie Powell lost his comb? Larry Pressley didn't clash? Brenda Raison was SUN-MAID? Sherry Randall lost her voice? Michael Ransom got kidnapped? Georgette Reid wasn't saved? Russell Rivas was ever wrong? Virgil Roach got clipped? Kenny Rodd kept his cycle in one piece? Chris Roller was Valedictorian? Ed Romani was a 90 pound weakling? Charlotte Ross was insincere? Cathy Rowland didn't go out with John? Eddie Sampson sprained his tongue? Karin Sandusky didn't Biddie for 5 minutes? Tim Sawyer was crazy? David Schultheis wasn't just joking ? John Schwarz doubled for Johnny Psycho? Joann Senni didn't have a big mouth? Joe Sheridan came to homeroom on time? Terri Shinn got kicked? Robin Short was short? Jodi Silver wasn't a class clown? Keith Simmons didn't have any detentions? Lisa Slater wasn't with Marcella? Nancy Smith made horseshoes? Stefni Snow met up with Jack Frost? Tom Spezzano wasn't FOXY ? Jeanne Stap wasn't perfect? Glen Staub wasn't cool? Ed Stetz lived to see the Tricentennial? Stacie Stockton made a lot of dough? Jim Suessegger didn't have Stacie to clown around with? Mi Ryun Sung got a pixie hair cut? Bob Taylor made a cheap suit? Cindy Thompson met Nadia? Tina Tomasetti had a twin? David Tucker left his shirt-tail out? Monica Urbaniec made a routine catch? Roxanne Vaughn didn't study? Rich Walters bought a pair of sun glasses? Katy Ward lifted weights with Doug? Diana Washington quit cheering? Linda Wetherell wrecked Jim Doelles car? Shawn Wilson used a Spalding? Alice Wojenski was Italian? George Wood was made out of rubber? Kathy Wooden had short nails? Keith Woolman was a Cottonman? Cathy Worth has heard less? David Yates could walk and chew gum at the same time? Gloria Yuffrida talked in homeroom? Robert Yohe doubled for a Brillo pad? Tim Zelley was in the Rat Patrol ? Pat Zingaro got the first choice? 59 UNDERCLASSMAN Class Of 1978 (L-R)D. Kozuck, L. Wise-Advisors, L, Uzupis, I. Bauer, P. Van Sciver, C. Lawson R. Abdill T. Adams P. Altavilla P. Ancher K. Austin W. Barner I. Bauer H. Baugh D. Bayard R. Bintliff P. Bishop T. Blakemore W. Boyd G. Bradberry J. Brennan M. Bruce P. Burns K. Butler L. Cannon G. Carlin C. Carter C. Carter 62 Y. Carter J. Casey C. Casper E. Caufield R. Chintall C. Clement S. Cocordas A. Cognigni J. Collins M. Connelly R. Conner T. Cook G. Corbazella R. Coty D. Couch D. Cox M. Craft E. Davis F. Davis L. Davis C. Dennis D. Dennis S. Dwyer V. Edmonds L. Fabi R. Farrell L. Ferri T. Florida A. Flynn B. Frake E. Gakeler P. Gatewood W. Gilbert 63 M. Giodano T. Glacken D. Gray J. Green J. Grippe S. Harrison M. Holter K. Juliana S. Karp R. Keil S. Kellogg L Kelly S. Kelly A. Kendrell K. Marter E. McConkey C. Kennedy P. Latham C. Lawson P. Lehman S. Loveman L. Lucia T. Marmion J. Marren T. McGlynn P. McOscar S. Mi Ion as J. Merlino P. Mestos B. McNally R. Miller 64 E. Nicolai M. Norowski V. O'Hara H. Olson P. Owens J. Pallett B. Pantuso K. Panzera A. Parker A. Passarelli D. Pearson P. Perro C. Pittman R. Powell L. Price J. Ransom C. Rawls C. Rothenburger M. Rowland ]. Rush K. Sackville P. Sackville A. Schulteis S. Schwarz K. Sever J. Shimshack J. Shinn D. Shoppas R. Shook S. Silis S. Slaughter 65 D. Sloss R. Smith D. Smith J. Smith C. Spencer S. Story K. Storz S. Stout C. Stratis S. Stutsman S. Talmadge C. Taylor R. Taylor P. Teague L. Uzupis M. VanBrunt M. VanSciver L. Vierick M. Viselli E. Wade J, Waitz D. Walls B. Warrick S. Waskiewicz C. Wilson P. Wilson A. Whitman L. Wolvin D. Wynn J. Zalewski K. Scales M. Quinn R. Perro 66 67 Class Of 1979 The sophomore class started off the year by showing much school spirit and winning the spirit stick at the first pep rally. During Homecoming the class of 79' won the hall competition for the second year in a row. The float was a success with the theme of the Flintstones. Sophomores held their annual skating party, the traditional car wash, sold social security plates and held other activities to raise money for the benefit of next years prom. TOP ROW (L-R) Mr. Saunders-advisor, P. Halcomb. MIDDLE ROW (L-R) J. Albano, S. SpeUacy. BOTTOM ROW (L-R) D. Collins C. Abrams L. Abrams M. Addari J. Albano K. Alcott D. Alesso C. Angelo M. Arrington T. Astor S. Atzert J. Bay R. Bissell C. Boatwright S. Bozarth C. Bradberry K. Brant K. Brown S. Brown J. Burgess B. Burns B. Burr C. Burset 68 B. Butterfield A. Cahill P. Cahill K. Cameron S. Carrow G. Cilante P. Cheatham L. Chintall D. Chitty S. Christoforo R. Clarke M. Circus A. Collins D. Collins T. Conner P. Conover D. Cook T. Corbezzolo R. Coty T. Cox K. Craig ]. Cramer C. Curcio L. Curcio D. Dagliesh G. Damon J. Darling D. Davis D. Dennis C. Di amanti D. Dinkier L. Dischert V. Dittano 69 J. Darch P. Dupontes J. Eager D. Edmondson D. Eichman M. Emory K. Emmons C. Gilbert E. Greshan M. Gutj ahr E. Haines P. Halcomb J. Hamlett B. Hen B. Hess K. Hollis D. Homer P. Hurd C. Irwin R. Jordan B. Judd A. Kane B. Kerr J. Kranich J. Leroy K. Upiec J. Uppincott J. Lubrano D. Magrann 70 E. Marcozzi R. Marrino D. Martin B. Mattson A. Maver A. McCade T. McCune M. McOscar D. Meiloy C. Melton C. Miller R. Miller D. Monastero T. Morgan M. Morris K. Mosely V. Mucha V. Murphy S. Neal S. Neal J. Neville D. Newcomb A. Newkirk R. Nixon M. Notigan M, O'Malley W. Parker R. Pittman M. Polito G. Polizzi B. Potter R. Propp A. Punchello A. Quinn S. Raber E. Reddish J. Riker G. Rigg B. Rivas 71 B. Rockhill V. Ross D. Ryan R. Ryan J. Schuyler M. Schwartz B. Senni E. Shedrick S. Shinn C. Slaughter R. Slovinski J. Smith J. Smith M. Smith K. Solan V. Sottasanti S. Spellacy W. Perez B. Stinson J. Store D. Szychoski G. Taylor P. Taylor L. Thome T. Trivedi S. Urbaniec B. Valentine T. Viselli P. Wade B. Walker H. Walters T. Warrick 72 K. Wells L. Williams M. Wilmerton G. Woods J. Witherow S. Wood J. Yates M. Yohe K. Yuffrida R. Zaires J. Conner VS s 73 Class Of 1980 The Freshman Class of 80 was very success- ful in their money-making projects for the year. Several of the main events were the Vol- leyball Game and the Freshman Dance. The Frosh held their annual Holiday Bake Sale to wrap the spirited season. The Freshmen's Homecoming Float showed strength, ambition and ability, qualities which are rarely seen in a first year float. These traits will make way for success in the future. TOP ROW (L-R)M. Gianguilio, M. DiSanto, J. Zalewski. BOTTOM ROW (L-R) E. Van- Sciver, Mrs. Williamson, Mr. Gollnick. L. Abele L. Abriola J. Alcott W. Astor D. Austin S. Baker W. Barwell V. Basantis D. Bayard J. Beach R. Bodine R. Brennan G. Brock S. Brown T. Brown B. Bush K. Casper G. Cameron J. Chudoff J. Cobb B. Cognigni C. Collier 74 J. Conner S. Conover D. Copeland P. Costello D. Cowin R. Cox R. Craft M. Craig J. Crane C. Crump T. Darch M. Dattner D. Davis K. Deacon E. Dennis P. Diamanti M. Dinucci M. DiSanto R. Dragon S. Drazl J. Dudash L. Duggan W. Estelow R. Elliot R. Epps D. Farley J. Farnham M. Feenstra T. Forney K. Frankowski A. Frazier B. Fredericks C. Freeman 75 C. Freeman G. Freeman B. Gardener M. Gaynor M. Giangulio C. Gilbert S. Goodlin L. Heath D. Hill E. Higgins J. Hoefle J. Holter S. Hreso J. Hull D. Hutchinson B. Jacoby R. Jefferson E, Johnson R. Johnson T. Johnson J. Jones E. Jordan M. Klein C. Kohanic G. Kolber A. Kotch J. Konrad B. Kowalski T. LaRue F. Latham R. Lawrence 76 C. Lee D. Lewis C. Little M. Little M. Livingston L. Lopez L. Lowther M. Lyle D. Machaud L. Madden J. Maier J. Marino R. Marinelli D. Mayberry M. McAdams K. McCann C. McCormick S. McCulbugh T. McGlynn R. McGinley D. McKeever M. McNally S. McOscar S. Meridith M. Merlino J. Mitchell K. Montag ano M. Montalto R. Morris B. Mullen D. Murphy S. O'Hara J. Olson P. O'Malley A. Onri A. Pantuso J. Passarelli R. Payne K. Penn 77 K. Penn J. Perro A. Phillips M. Popp P. Port M. Potter J. Raber W. Rawls M. Raymond S. Rinderle J. Roche R. Rodd W. Roller J. Romani W. Rush E. Russell R. Sanders K. Sawyer A. Schiers M. Schlenger K. Schwenz K. Scully D. Schulteis D. Sever A. Sheridan M. Shimshak W. Simpson C. Sklodwoski D. Smith C. Snyder J. Stevens J. Stevens B. Stuart M. Triplett M. Thomas 78 F. Thompson L. Thompson K. Trembula M. Umstead C. Urbaniec E. VanSciver S. Walls M Waugh S Weizer T. Williams A. Wilson W. Woodard S. Woolman C. Wolvin J. Zalewski S. Zampino Not able to walk Not able to talk Just able to see Like you and me He's sick in bed And all's been said His trusted eyes Watching all around. Just watching us Clown around Not able to teach himself. Just lying there in bed Not too much to be said He's in Gods hands now I hope he comes back-soon. by: Richard Walters 79 81 Guidance Counselors And Secretaries Mr. Charles Gentile-Reading Specialist Mrs. Henriette Thomas-Guidance Counselor Mr. Daniel Kurilla-Guidance Director Mrs. Anne Brewer-Secretary Mr. William Tyler-Guidance Counselor Mr. William G. Farquer, Ill-District Psychologist Mrs. Marguerite Brondt-Secretary Mrs. Connie Cessaretti-Secretary Mrs. Mutiel Wallen-Secretary Mrs. Irene Korneff-Secretary 86 Faculty Charles Clemens-Music. Cheryl Belkin-Typing. John Cassarini-Business Science, Earth Science. 87 Edward Coppolino-Science I. Richard Craft - Earth Science, Physics. Dale Dunn - English. Marion Giangiulio - Steno 2, Typ- ing 2. Donna Davidson - Physical Educat- ion. Robert Fettes - Project Physics, Chemistry. Joyce Freynick - Biology. Evelyn DiMaria - Spanish. Gary Frantz - Algebra, Trigonome- try. Paul Guidry - U. S. History. Michael Gollnick - U. S. History. 88 Jeff Hadden-Permanent Sub Bruce Heller-Accounting, Data Pro- cessing, Business Law. Catherine Hamilton-Home Economics. Milton Hershberger-CIE Director. Myra Hill-French, English. Joseph Holden-Data Processing, Accounting; Department Head. Antoinette Homer-Librarian. Charles He isle r- Drafting. Kenneth Hoelzer-Algebra; Depart- Patricia Hutchinson-Algebra. ment Head. 89 Lawrence Jackson-Art; Department Head. Donald Kozuck-English III, 20th Cent. Lit, Journalism, Creative Writing. Mary Lombardi-Home Economics; Department Head. Marilyn Marsh all-Special Education. Donald Masters-Physical Education; Department Head. Marilynn Luyber-Geometry, Algebra II, Calculus. t-.. . j , A ‘fcJiillll Eugene Lyness-Physics, Algebra. Carol Lee-Spanish, English. David Malseed-Auto Shop, Metal Shop; Department. George Masters-Permanent Sub 90 Patricia Mayer-Nicoletti-Anth- ropology, Sociology, U. S. History. Steve Molnar-Building Trades, Wood Shop. Patricia Moss-Accounting, Typing. Frank Newman-Biology; Department Head. Edgar Moss-Physical Education. 91 Gloria Mazziotti-Art. Jane O'Donnell-Physical Education. Edward Saunders t'M Mongloria Watson Susan Williamson Lynne Wise Joyce Payne Donna Marie Schulz Edward Steinmetz Rocco Vizzacco Harold Robertson Orva Wilkinson 92 93 Football: A Team Never To Be Forgotten! BOTTOM ROW (L-R) — R. Potter, C. Roller, R. Arrington, J. Key, C. Morris, J. Gaynor, T. Gray, K. Rodd, R. Boatwright. 2ND ROW (L-R) — R. Far- rell, A. Cognigni, C. Clement, L. Uzupis, B. Barner, M. Rowland, P. Altavilla, R. Abdill, C. Spencer. 3RD ROW (L-R) — B. Stinson, D. Cook, A. Neil, P. Wilson, S. Milonas, K. Wells, D. Newcomb, P. Lat- hum. 4TH ROW (L-R) — E. Reddish, E. Marcozzi, G. OPP Varsity Football 1976 10-0 Undefeated! M0S BT 0 Palmyra I 21 0 Bristol 27 14 Northern Burlington 21 0 Delran 12 6 Bordentown 25 0 Riverside 34 10 Burlington City 13 6 Florence 36 7 Maple Shade 41 6 Palmyra 33 Damon, M. Emery, S. Bozarth, B. Valentine, B. Perro, E. Moss. 5TH ROW (L-R) — F. Davis, N. Roche, M. Roche, R. Jackson, G. Atzert, R. Marino, E. Greshen, R. Bozarth. 6TH ROW — (L-R) — S. Sills, B. Warrick, G. Howard, P. Cahill, B. Burns, J. Casey, T. Hadden. 7TH ROW — (L-R) — A. Flynn, T. Johnson, P. Cheat- um, J. Leroy, D. Dennid, D. Maver, Head Coach — D. Masters. % G. Kee R. Boatwright K. Rodd Seniors R. Potter C. Morris T. Gray The Burlington Township Varsity Team set the standard for outstanding High School football in the Freedom Division and in South Jersey. The Falcons ended their season with a record of 10-0. The no loss record speaks for itself. Township foreshadowed what their season would be like at their opening game against Palmyra. The Falcons of Bur- lington Township blitzed the opponent by a score of 21-0. Many believed that the team, consisting of many juniors, would lose to some of the experienced teams. This proved to be false as Township continued to be victorious through- out the season. On November 6, Burlington Township regained possession of the prized Mayor's Cup by beating the City Blue Devils by a score of 13-10. From there, the Falcons went on to clinch the Freedom Division Title and took the South Jersey Group I Title by defeating Palmyra once again, this time by an overwhelming score of 33-6. Named to the Coaches All County First Team were Bryan Warrick, Clarence Morris, Cliff Clement and Russ Boatright. Chosen for the Burlington County Times First Team were Cliff Clement, Ken Rodd, Chris Roller, and Russ Boatright. The Trenton Times selected Clarence Morris as the Back of the Year and Don Masters as Coach of the Year. Honored as South Jersey Group I All-Stars were Bryan Warrick, Clarence Morris, Ken Rodd, Gerald Kee and Russ Boatright. C. Roller R. Arrington Seniors Hadden, Bozarth Freshman TOP ROW (L-R)-D. Cowin, W. Roller, B. Fredricks, J. Beach, D. Murphy, F. Latham, 2ND ROW (L-R)-E. Ly- ness, E. Dennis, M. Umpstead, C. McCormick, B. Heller. 3RD ROW (L-R)-J. Konrad, K. Penn, E. Johnson, R. Greene, P. Diamonte, K. Montagano, 4TH ROW (L-R)-R. Morris, W. Simpson, A. Shiers, M. Waugh, M. DiSanto Fall Cheerleaders Varsity TOP ROW-(L-R)-B. Walker, L. Slater, D. Wynn, K. Penn, L. Williams, T. Warrick, BOTTOM ROW-(L-R)-J. Mayberry, R. Coty, D. Washington, S. Randall, B. Burr, S. Hreso TOP ROW-(L-R)-R. Elliott, R. Epps, C. Burset, T. Johnson, K. Trembula, M. Pre- L. Slater scott, MIDDLE ROW-(L-R)-T. Brown, J. Raber, D. Milloy, S. Conover, BOTTOM ROW-(L-R)-M. Morris, M. Smith J. Mayberry Interest In Cross-Country Seems Valuable TOP ROW-(L-R)-T. Kendrell, D. Schultheis, P. Mesthos, J. Unora, A. Mount, A. Punchello, R. Ranson, H. Lorenz-Coach. BOTTOM ROW-(L-R)-D. Dinkier, Ed Sampson, M. Me Carthy, R. Jordan TOP ROW-(L-R)-H. Lorenz-Coach. MIDDLE ROW-(L-R)-M. Slanger, L. Hurd, M. Giangiulio. BOTTOM-(L-R )-J. Passarelli, J. Hoefle, C. Snyder, D. Schultheis 102 CROSS COUNTRY OPP. 27 Florence BT 28 28 Willingboro 29 33 Palmyra 24 21 Cherokee 34 20 NBC 35 23 Pemberton 33 35 Delran 25 15 Bordentown 42 42 Riverside 17 19 Maple Shade 42 41 Burlington City 17 34 Kennedy 24 M. McCarthy E. Sampson D. Schultheis A. Mount The 1976 Cross Country Team had an improv- ing 5-7 record. Having only two returning letterman, the BTHS harriers were quite im- pressive. Alex Punchello and Robert Jordan placed a respective 4th and 10th in the South Jersey Sophomore Meet. The Freshman then took first place in the Freshman Meet. With the fine turnout that BT's long distance run- ners had, they are looking forword to many successful seasons to come. Seniors Hockey: Improving By The Year! TOP ROW (L-R) K. Juliana, L. Monahan, K. Marter, J. Shinn, S. Stutsman, J. Senni, P. McOscar, Coach-D. Davidson BOTTOM ROW (L-R) C. Rowland, K. Hess, J. Eager, D. Jones, C. Lawson, M. Lewis, E. Wade, S. Raber. SCORES OPPONENTS OPP. B. T. Bishop Eustice 3 0 Allentown 1 0 Palmyra 4 0 Riverside 1 1 Maple Shade 2 2 Burlington City 0 yjs o NBC 0 i Delran 1 i Florence 1 0 Allentown 0 3 Bordentown 1 1 M. Lewis, Captain L. Monahan, Captain K. Hess C. Rowland J. Senni Seniors This years Hockey Team, under the direction of Miss Donna Davidson, had one of the best seasons ever! With 4 returning lettermen, and 7 newcomers, they did a wonderful job. With a 2-4-5 record, they tied for 4th in the Freedom Division. In overall competition, they came out with a .429 average. They also placed 10th in Burlington County. Next year, with many returning lettermen, the team is looking forward to a promising season. Thanks D ! 105 106 TOP ROW (L-R) D. Hill, C. Craig, J. Jones, L. Chintall, S. Brown, D. Chitty, A. Schultheis, P. Wade BOT- TOM ROW (L-R) J. Albano, J. Waitz, A. Onori, J. Zaleski, S. Atzert, M. Gutjahr, C. Abrams, C. Bradberry, M. McOscar 107 Soccer Improves Under New Coach TOP ROW-(L-R)-J. Mazur-mgr. , E. Stetz, J. Grippe, B. Craig, R. Powell, H. Robertson-Coach, MIDDLE ROW- (L-R)-P. Coniglio, T. Sawyer, J. Loyer, R. Keil, S. Karp BOTTOM ROW-(L-R)-S. Wood, N. Monahan, J. Pallett, B. Shook, G. Wood OPPONENT OPP BURL. TWP. Riverside 8 0 Maple Shade 4 2 Camden Catholic 0 3 Burlington City 1 0 Delran 3 0 Palmyra 0 2 Riverside 3 0 Maple Shade 0 1 Burl. City 2 0 Camden Cath. 1 1 Delran 2 1 Palmyra 3 3-8-1 1 108 G. Wood E. Stetz J. Loyer B. Craig 109 The B. T.H. S. Soccer team, under new coach Hal Robert- son ended the season with a 3-8-1 record. With Senior Joe Loyer controlling the defense, junior Steve Karp dominat- ing center field, G sophomore Steve Wood leading the offense with 4 goals G 3 assists, the Falcons proved that Soccer hasn't died at B. T. H. S. Coach Robertson states, I'm looking forward to next year. Now that I know the ropes, I'm looking for a better season. The junior varsity has several bright spots that I hope to use. We have a good nucleus G I hope to build a better one. TOP ROW-(L-R)-P. Cuidry-Coach, M. Van Brunt, K. Monahan, D. Collins, V. Ross, B. Miller, A. Collins, K. Solan-mgr., C. Irwin-mgr., BOTTOM ROW-(L-R)-M. Klein, J. Olson, J. Hamlett, L. Murphy, J. Stevens, M. Me Ginely, M. Lyle 110 OPPONENTS OPP. BT Riverside 1 0 Maple Shade 3 0 Camden Catholic 0 3 Burlington City 4 0 Palmyra 1 1 NBC 1 0 Delran 4 1 Riverside 6 0 NBC 2 0 Maple Shade 4 0 Burlington City 5 1 Camden Catholic 3 2 Delran 4 1 Palmyra 2 2-11-1 0 m Basketball Has Great Year! TOP ROW- (L-R)- Mr. Ballard, D. Murphy-mgr., B. McGair, R. Duggan, G. Howard, G. Key, B. Warrick, E. Gakeler, J. Gaynor, K. Sackville-mgr., Mr. Faulkner- Coach. BOTTOM ROW- (L-R)- R. Powell, A. Cognigni, M. Roche, B. Stinson, C. Clement. Varsity Basketball 1976-77 Opp. B.T. 39 Pennsgrove 63 40 Pemberton 55 45 Cinnaminson 71 51 Riverside 52 47 Palmyra 48 59 J.F.K. (overtime) Burlington City 49 66 59 32 Florence 42 60 Burlington City 62 44 Northern Burlington 46 56 Palmyra 61 68 Delran 71 48 Camden Tech. 58 51 Maple Shade 78 40 Bordentown 50 39 Riverside 49 37 Florence 42 54 Burlington City 60 43 Northern Burlington 63 54 Bordentown 64 46 Palmr.Ta 47 49 Delran 68 55 West Windsor 75 41 Maple Shade Christmas tournament 71 112 Seniors Bryan McGair Rich Duggan Gerald Key Ronnie Powell This year's Varsity Basketball Team, consisting of many talented and hard- working players, ended up with an overall record of 24-3. They also clinched the Freedom Division title with an undefeated record of 16-0, The Falcons worked their way to the State Finals, where Coack Ken Faulk- ner was awarded for 100 wins in his five years of coaching. Their final de- feat came in the third game of the State Finals. This year, all three seniors earned berths to several all-star teams. First, Ronnie Powell was named to the First Team All County by the Burlington County Times. He was also the Player of the Year accord- ing to the Trenton Times. Second, Bryan McGair was named to the First Team Coaches All-Freedom Team, and was also the Basketball Club of South Jersey's Player of the Week. Third, Gerald Kee was choosen for the First Team Coaches All-Freedom Team. He also was the Philadelphis Inquier's Player of the Week. Greg Howard and Bryan Warrick also did outstanding work for this year's ball club. Joe Gaynor The 1976-77 season was a rewarding one, and with many talented underclass- men, the coming years look bright. With Juniors Ed Gakeler, Cliff Clement, and Alan Cognigni coming off the bench, next year's team should also wrap up the season with flying colors. 113 114 Junior Varsity Basketball 1976-77 Pennsgrove Pemberton Cinnaminson Riverside Florence Burlington Northern Burlington Palmyra Delran Maple Shade Camden Vo. Tech. Bordentown Riverside Florence Burlington City Northern Burlington Bordentown Palmyra Dalran W.W.P.H.S. Maple Shade B.T. 51 31 53 49 49 61 38 71 54 49 66 64 44 46 54 74 ■ n Freshman Basketball 1976-77 Pemberton C innaminson Riverside Florence L Burlington City Northern Burlington Palmyra Delran Maple Shade Bordentown Riverside Florence Burlington Cii Northern Burlingti Bordentown Palmyra Delran Maple Shade 115 TOP ROW-(L-R)-Mr. Ballard, L. Jackson-mgr., B. Stinson, M. Roche, R. Viselli, D. Martin, R. Smith, R. Farrell, A. Punchello, K. Wells, D. Edmonson-mgr. BOTTOM ROW-(L-R)-K. Brown, W. Frake, E. Greshon. Freshmen TOP ROW-(L-R)-H. Robertson-Coach, M. Giangiulo, D. Michaud, K. Penn, M. DiSanto, D. Lewis, B. Simpson, R. Green, J. Konrad, T. LaRoue,0. Buzzi-mgr. BOTTOM ROW-(L-R)- C. Freeman, C. Crump, B. Coenigni, B. Walls, F. Latham, J. Famham. 6 6, 116 Winter Cheerleaders TOP ROW-(L-R)-S. Hreso, D. Wynn, L. Williams, D. Jones, S. Randall. BOTTOM ROW-(L-R)-B. Walker, T. Warrick, J. Mayberry, K. Penn, D. Washington, R. Coty. Diana Washington Sherri Randall TOP ROW-(L-R)- T. Johnson, R. Epps, K. Trembula, S. Conover. BOTTOM ROW-(L-R)-J. Raber, M. Smith, C. Bursett, R. Elliott, D. Malloy, T. Brown. j. V. Girls Basketball Has Been Discovered TOP ROW - (L-R) - L. Jackson- Coach, J. O'Donnell-Ass. Coach, P. Owens - mgr., R. Chintall-mgr., S. At- zert-mgr., D. Randolph, J. Howell, I. Shinn, D. Newcomb, T. Astor, K. Solan, A. Hogue-mgr., M. Lyle- mgr. BOTTOM ROW-(L-R)-A. Schultheis, V. Edmonds, D. Walls, K. Juliana, M. O'Malley, M. Viselli. 118 Monica Urbanic Monica Lewis Janice Frake Seniors Girls Varsity Basketball The girls basketball squad headed by veteran coach Larry Jackson, ended the 1976-77 season with an impressive overall record of 16-2. The well-balanced team, made up of mostly juniors and seniors, came in one game behind Town- ship's long time rival, Florence, in the Freedom Division. The team will have many returning varsity members next year and is expected to do just as well, if not better in years to come. 119 J.V. Basketball (Girls) OPP. B.T. 27 Riverside Lk 40 12 Florence 22 Burlington City 25 38 Northern Burlington 35 24 Palmyra 57 14 Delran 31 69 Allentown 29 12 Maple Shade 42 16 Bordentown 21 38 Riverside 35 13 Florence 21 23 Burlington City 18 23 Northern Burlington 27 26 Bordentown 38 62 Palmyra 66 56 Delran 61 56 Maple Shade 89 Freshmen Basketball (Girls) B.T. OPP. 22 Riverside 29 35 Northn Burl. 28 38 Palmyra 22 29 Allentown 18 40 Maple Shade 34 23 Riverside 31 34 Northern Burl. 41 32 Palmyra 24 17 Allentown 19 38 Maple Shade 37 120 J.V TOP ROW- (L-R)- Ms. O'Donnell, P. Ownes-mgr., R. Chintall-mgr., S. Atzert-mgr. , D. Randolf, J. Howell, J. Shinn, D. Newcomb, T. Astor, K. Solan, A. Mount-mgr., M. Lyle-mgr. BOTTOM ROW- (L-R)- A. Schul- theis, V. Edmonds, D. Walls, K. Juliana, M. O'Malley, M. Visselli. Freshmen TOP ROW- (L-R)- E. Moss-Coach, L. Duggan, F. Wilson, J. Dudash, D. J. Jones, D. Hill, P. Port, J. Roche, N. DiNuchi. BOTTOM ROW- (L-R)- V. Basantis, T. Darch, A. Onori, L. Madden, K. Freeman, P. Montalto, J. Zaleski. 121 Wrestlers Show Real Strength! I E TOW ROW-(L-R)-Mr. Heller-coach, D. Roller, R. Boatwright, L. Uzupis, V. Ditanna, B. Bamer, R. Potter, B. Condit-mgr., J. Mazur-mgr., BOTTOM ROW-(L-R)-B. Shook, J. Schwartz, D. Brandt, P. Conover, B. Valentine, T. Forney. VARSITY WRESTLING SCORES B.T 9 4 23 42 63 19 30 18 41 21 21 19 34 49 9 44 Cinnaminson Opp. 41 Pemberton 50 Willing boro 27 Steinert 15 Palmyra 6 Bordentown 35 Riverside 29 Maple Shade 36 Lawrence 23 Delran 28 Allentown 21 Burlington City 37 Sterling - Forfeit 20 Florence 8 Northern Burlington 43 Hamilton West 10 122 Ronald Potter John Schwatz Russell Boatwright s e n • i o r Qrlandus Christian S Douglas Brandt This year's Varsity Wrestling Squad compiled a win-loss record of 7-8-1 under the direction of new head coach Bruce Heller. The team will lose only four wrestler's after graduation so the next years team should compile a winning record if they show the enthusiasim that they had during this season. In the Northern Burlington Christmas Tournament, six wrestler's came home with medals, two of which were gold. Ron Blintliff (122) and Luke Uzupis (170) took first place honors, while Jay Unora (101), Blaine Valentine (108), Phil Conover (115), and Bill Bamer (148) recieved bronze medals. At District 26, Luke Uzupis compiled a record of 19-2 and took second place, thus moving into the Regionals. 123 Chris Roller 124 1 TOP ROW-(L-R)-Mr. Fettes-coach, C. Stratis, J. Prescott, R. Murphy, O. Christian, W. Perez, F. Uzupis-mana- ger. BOTTOM ROW-(L-R)-J. Collins, K. Brant, A. Dial, B. Roller, D. Bayard, P. O'Malley. Frosh TOP ROW-(L-R)- Mr. Masters-coach, R. Morris, A. Sheirs, J. Zalewski, J. Stevens, S. McCullugh, D. Maver, J. Romani. BOTTOM ROW- (1 R - D. Cowen, B. Brennan, S. Weizer, B. Jacoby, B. Stewart. 125 Baseball: A Team To Remember! TOP ROW-(L-R)-L. Wolvin-mgr., B. Warrick, R. Grippe, E. Romani, B. McGair, E. Gakeler, S. Ingemi-coach. MIDDLE ROW-(L-R)-C. Craig-mgr., D. Viselli, K. Rodd, T. Spezzano, J. Pancoski, T. Gray, S. Milonas. BOT- TOM ROW-(L-R)-S. Cramer-mgr., J. Irwin, G. Collins, R. Powell, S. Hreso, D. Gakeler-mgr. 1976 Varsity Baseball 8-10-0 OPP. BT 19 Holy Cross 4 2 Riverside 3 4 Bordentown 7 6 Maple Shade 10 4 Palmyra 3 6 Delran 5 3 Burlington 0 1 Florence 13 6 Northern Burlington 1 10 Holy Cross 2 8 Riverside 2 2 Bordentown 3 7 Maple Shade 8 2 Palmyra 3 7 Delran 2 10 Burlington 9 6 Florence 4 3 Nothern Burlington 6 126 Varsity 127 The Burlington Township Baseball squad, consisting mainly of underclassmen ended the 1976 season with a promising record. Playing their last season were seniors Glenn Col- lins, John iiwin, Dave Viselli, and Bob Grippe. Sophomore Ed Gakeler showed outstanding performance on the mound throughout the year along with Scott Hreso chipping in with the pitching duties. Under the supervision of coach Sal Ingemi, the Falcons ended the season with a 8-10-0 slate. With many talented underclassmen, next years team is looking forward to a promising season. 128 129 Junior Varsity TOP ROW (L-R)-R. McNally, J. Grippe, R. Michaud, J. Zaleski, R. Powell, Manager, Mr. Masters-Coach. BOTTOM ROW (L-R)-C. Rawls, H. Morgan, B. Frake, G. Myers, H. Keil, R. Miller. OPPONENT OP. B. T. Holy Cross 5 3 Riverside 3 6 Bordentown 0 5 Maple Shade 8 1 Palymra 6 10 Delran 6 2 Burlington City 3 5 Florence 10 1 Notheren Burlington 3 9 Holy Cross 12 3 Riverside 5 3 Bordentown 7 3 Maple Shade 11 4 Palyrma 2 4 Delran 5 5 Burlington City 8 3 Florence 10 2 6-10-1 4 130 131 Softball’s Getting Better! TOP ROW (L-R)-L. Wise-Coach, M. Viselli, K. Juliana, M. Urbaniec, J. Shinn, A. Johnson, R. Vaughn-mgr, S. Kelly-mgr. BOTTOM ROW (L-R)-E. Wade, R. Bintliff, R. Conner, V. Edmonds, J. Waitz, D. Walls. OPPONENT Holy Cross Allentown Bordentown Maple Shade Palmyra Delran Burlington City Florence NBC Holy Cross Bordentown Maple Shade Palmyra Delran Burlington City Florence NBC OP. 9 8 18 6 9 4 9 8 14 10 2 5 11 8 4 10 8 5-12-0 B. T. 1 7 27 5 10 3 1 5 4 4 11 6 8 6 5 4 4 732 Varsity Varsity Softball's 5-12-0 record is not representative of this year's team. It was a hard-working and improving team throughout the en tire season. Many of the games in which the Falcons won included heavy rival Burlington City. They are looking forward to a win- ning season next year, since there will be no graduating starters. This young team was made up of mostly Sophomore and Juniors. Lynn Wise, 1st year Varsity Coach, will be returning next year to lead on her young, aggressive team. 133 134 Junior Varsity TOP ROW (L-R)-S. Williamson-Coach, J Albano-mgr, J. Eager, K. Solan, J. Frake, N. Jackson, L. Williams, D. Dennis. BOTTOM ROW (L-R)-A. Costello-mgr., C. Irwin, K. Lipeic, M. O'Malley, M. Lewis, R. Furoria, B. Walker. Track’s Still Hanging In There! Track members- R. Condit, K. Marzinsky, S. May- berry, B. Mulholland, K. Neiheisel, D. Spencer, D. Wade, R. Arrington, A. Hogue, M. Johnston, J. Loy- er, C. Morris, A. Mount, C. Roller, E. Sampson, D. Shultheis, E. Stetz, D. Tucker, C. Williams, R. Ab- dill, W. Bamer, G. Howard, C. Clement, J. Collins, A. Cognigni, L. Greshan, R. Jackson, A. Kendrall, 1976 Track OPPONENT B.T. 78 Holy Cross 53 23 2 3 Riverside 103 1 3 70 Bordentown 61 76 Palmyra 55 78 Pemberton 52 69 Hightstown 62 59 Delran 71 57 Burl. City 74 76 1 2 Florence 54 1 2 87 N.B.C. 44 P. L.itham, R. Murphy, A. Neal, D. Newkirk, L. Price, W. Ransom, M. Rowland, S. Sills, C. Spencer, C. Stratis, L. Uzupis, J. Unora, P. Wilson, R. Jordan, R. Marino, A. Punchello, J. Schuyler, A. Wojenski, R. Chintall, D. Wynn, S. Atzert, L. Chintall, P. Owens. 136 The Burlington Township Track Team held a 3-8 record for 1976. It was an inexperienced team con- sisting mostly of Sophomores and Juniors. Clarence Morris broke the School record with a 14. 9 run in the High Hurdles. Robert Jordan now holds the 1 mile record for Sophomores and Freshman with a performance of 4.49, along with the 2 mile record of a 10. 33. Losing only a few Seniors, the 1977 Track team is looking forward to a successful and productive year. 137 Tennis Team Shows No Faults! TOP ROW: P. Mesthos, J. Leroy, J. Johnson, F. Leroy, M. Caulfield, P. Altavilla, Mr. E. Coppolino BOTTOM ROW: J. Pallett, J. Basantis, S. Karp, T. Adams, S. Davis, J. McPhee, F. Reddish OPPONENTS Holy Cross Riverside Shawnee Pemberton Palmyra Delran Holy Cross Riverside Moorestown Fr. Palmyra Delran Pemberton I OP. 5 1 4 4 3 2 3 3 4 4 3 4 4-8-0 BT 0 4 1 1 2 3 2 2 1 1 2 1 138 Activities Merlin Advisors And Editors The yearbook editors and staff members have enjoyed working on the 1977 Merlin this past year. Putting to- gether is hard work, yet it is fun and rewarding. After seeing the finished product, all the time and effort proved worthwhile. The high school hopes and dreams have become a part of the past for the graduating seniors. Left behind is the 1977 Merlin, a tribute to Burlington Township High School. Special thanks to Kathy Wooden, De Jones, Judy Waitz and Kathy Juliana. Their help is appreciated greatly. The Editors, Donna Dalfonso El lie Wade Mr. Holden, Ms. Acker, - Merlin Advisors K. Wooden- Co-Editor, D. Dalfonso- Editor, E. Wade- Editor, D. Jones- Sports Editor. 142 Senior Yearbook Staff TOP ROW--(L-R)-M. Urbaniec, C. Williams, T. Spezzano, L. Monahan, BOTTOM ROW-(L-R)-J. Senni, K. Wooden, P. McCarty, D. Dalfonso, G. Reid, K. Koteles. TOP ROW-(L-R)-J. Holter, J. Hull, J. Howell, P. Owens, L. Wolvin, M. Montalto, N. DiNucci. BOTTOM ROW-(L-R )-C. Boat- wright, A. Kane, B. Judd, D. Bayard, C. Gilbert, J. Uppincott Band TOP ROW-(L-R)-J. Brennan, A. Kendrell, R. Kerr, D. Mgrann, S. Corbezzolo, R. Ab- dill, P. Altavilla. SECOND ROW-(L-R)- N. Cramer, P. Fenn, E. Stetz, E. Wade, S. Harrison, L. Lucia, M. Fanourgakis, THIRD ROW-(L-R )-J. Chudoff, P. Costello, V. Sot- tosanti, M. Arrington, B. Pantuso BOTTOM ROW-(L-R)-W. Wood- ard, J. Davis, J. Kolber Band TOP ROW-(L-R)-S. Brown, P. Mesthos, B. Shook, C. Synder, M. Klein, B. Kowalski, W. Roller, D. Martin, M. Holter, MIDDLE ROW-(L-R )-D. New- comb, R. Chintall, J. Yates, L. Curcio, S. Gaus, K. Scully, K. Koteles, BOTTOM ROW-(L-R)-R. Shur- galla, S. Schwarz, L. Lee, J. Cramer, K. Lipiec, C. Rowland, K. Dubell, J. Witherow 144 i ; Color Guard And Majorettes TOP ROW (L-R) D. Davis-captain, A. Johnson, D. Walls, L. Davis KNEELING S. Bassett-captain (L-R) A. Johnson, D. Ransom, P. Burns, S. Bassett, D. Dennis, G. Corbezzolo, V. Ed- monds, D. Randolph, N. Jackson, S. Hanlon, A. Price TOP ROW-(L-R)-J. Holter, J. Rush, K. Genello, J. Burges, J. Roach, BOTTOM ROW-(L-R)-D. Mon- astero, D. Shoppas, C. Carter, S. Brady, T. Cook 145 Chorus Chorus has diminished in size, but not in voice. They held their usual half a period classes, but seemed as though they prac- ticed more. Mr. Cleghom, chorus director, always seems to do a great job and produces beautiful music. TOP ROW- (L-R)- J. Stap, S. Waszkiewicz, J. Brennan, G. Staub, E. Stetz MIDDLE ROW- (L-R)- S. Stout, R. Chintall, L. Murtaugh, L. Chintall, S. Brown, K. Craig, J. Rush BOTTOM ROW-(L-R)- A. Pantuso, D. Eich- man, M. Gutjahr, T. Florida, K. Koteles, C. Carter, D. Shoppas “Financial Aids This year the yearbook has add- ed extra help to the financial ends of the yearbook. These three people were in charge of advertisements, books, and yearbook sales. The yearbook staff thanks you! 146 (L-R) M. Urbaniec, C. Keys, M. McCarty Honor Society The National Honor Society is an organization inducting stu- dents with qualities of leader- ship, chacter, scholarship and service. It is primarily a ser- vice organization concerned with helping others. The in- duction ceremony for Juniors and Seniors is the highlight of the year. TOP ROW (L-R) R. Vaughn, D. Davis, R. Rivas, G. Johnson, E. Stetz, O. Buzzi MIDDLE ROW (L-R) T. Shinn, C. Rowland BOTTOM ROW J. Mazur Key Club The BTHS Key Club of 1976- 77 continued to perform its' worthwhile deeds throughout the school year. Some of this years activities included the annual Thanksgiving canned food drive, the cleaning of the parking lots, and the selling of refreshments at all the home basketball games. With Mr. Gollnick as the club's new advisor, five female members were installed for the first time in the club's history. TOP ROW (L-R) E. Stetz, J. Alesso, G. Johnston, W. Frake, R. Rivas MIDDLE ROW (L-R) S. Dwyer, N. Mainello, P. Altavilla, P. Mesthos, J. Darling BOTTOM ROW (L-R) V. Ross, D. Collins, J. Unora, R. Powell, T. Spezzano, S. Wood, S. Spellacy 147 Future Business Leaders Of America F. B. L. A. 's membership has decreased from 60 of last year to 15 hard working students this year. Under the supervis- ion of adviser Lynne Wise, the club's fund raising season got of to a great start with a very successful bake sale. The other activities planned also turned out well. In March, members of the club entered the preliminary contest for speed and typing. Winners of this contest travel- ed to Atlantic City for futher competition. Working hard all year, the F. B. L. A. looked forward to it's Second Annual Awards Assembly in June. Outstanding seniors in business courses received cash awards from the club. The awards presentation was a great cli- max for the F. B. L. A. of 1976-77. TOP ROW-(L-R)—L. Wise-Advisor, T. Marmion, S. Schwartz, V. O'Hara, S. Cocordas, S. Urbaniec, V. Basan- tis, C. Freeman. SECOND ROW-(L-R)—P. Lehman, S. Slaughter, J. Silver, P. Halcomb, D. Melloy, C. Brown BOTTOM ROW-(L-R)--B. Sheridan, K. Kennedy, J. Busser, L. Monahan, D. Smith, J. Smith, S. Loveman. Future Teachers Of America This past year, S.A.E., Stu- dents Active in Education, changed its name from former F. T. A. A few of the activities of S. A. E. were to host Back to School Night. In the spring they also attended a nearby college to learn more about education. TOP ROW-(L-R)-R. Vaughn L. Monahan, J. Frake, S. McNamara, R. Chintall BOTTOM ROW-(L-R)-Mrs. Hill- advisor, J. Stap, O. Buzzi, A. Pantuso, N. Smith 148 School Store Before school, after school, and during the lunch periods, there is always someone selling some- thing! This is the place to go for an in-between period snack or munchie. Mr. Bruce Heller, the advisor, is always coming up with something new to sell. TOP ROW (L-R) M. Circus, C. Irwin. 2ND ROW (L-R) T. Marmion, K. Alcott. 3RD ROW (L-R) R. Coty, R. Vaughn, V. Edmonds. BOTTOM ROW (L-R) P. Grady, D. Dalfonso. Snack Shack This year's Snack Shack proved to have a very rewarding year. They showed courtesy and quick- ness while serving the fans at all the Football home games. Thanks to all it's members, no one went hungry. A special thanks to Mr. Vizzacco for devoting his time during the football games, and helping the members of the Snack Shack. TOP ROW-(L-R)-S. Shimshack, P. Finley, J. Collins, J. Shimshack, T. Hanlon. MIDDLE ROW-(L-R)-L. Heath, S. Slaughter, T. Marmion, K. Ward, S. Kelly. BOTTOM ROW-(L-R)-S. Kellogg, M. Sung, P. Morris, G. Reid, P. Fiorello. 149 Fire Squad This year's Fire Squad, under the direction of Mr. Haaf, proved to do an excellent job conducting fire drills here at BT. These people help their school by contToling the students during these drills. A special thanks for a job well done. TOP ROW-(L-R)- G. Stuab, J. O'Hara, R. Duggan, M. Kennedy, B. Warrick, T. Spezzano. MIDDLE ROW- (L-R)- N. Smith, S. Snow, S. Stockton, R. Powell, R. Farrell, T. Gray, J. Senni. BOTTOM ROW- (L-R)- J. Silver, J. Suessegger, B. McGair. Varsity Club The Varsity Club is beginning to accept many outstanding varsity players. As a club, they will hold their annual Slave Day at the end of the year. The fund-raiser is plenty of fun for the members, and it brings in numerous procedes for the club. TOP ROW- (L-R)- D. Jones, O. Buzzi, S. Gaus, V. Edmonds, C. Butler, S. Milonas, E. Romani, T. Spezzano, E. Galerer, G. Kee, B. Warrick, J. Shinn, E. Wade, L. Monahan, J. MacPhee, A. Flynn, A. Cognigni, R. Boat- wright, R. Powell, S. Randell, R. Potter. MIDDLE ROW- (L-R)- J. Johnson, J. Howell, A. Sawyer, J. Waitz, E. Sampson, J. Pallett, D. Wynn, G. Wood, L. Williams, M. McCarthy, J. Mazur, S. Stockton, C. Roller. BOTTOM ROW- (L-R)- N. Monahan, J. Loyer, M. Lewis, L. Brown, D. Washington, C. Morris, S. Hreso, A. Wojenski, K. Juliana, K. Koteles. 150 Language Club The Language Club had a very successful year. The club con- sists of various students most of whom have some type of foreign language. One of the many successful events was the Polish Dinner held in the cafeteria. They had numerous varieties of tantalizing dishes. It was great fun and very edu- cational. Good Job Language Club! TOP ROW (L-R) M. Circus, C. DiAmonte, L. Chintall, O. Buzzi, P. Wade, R. Chintall, S. Stutsman, L. Cur- cio, S. Milonas, M. McOscar 2ND ROW (L-R) R. Clark, J. Kraynich, B. Rivas, C. Miller, E. Wade, J. Yates, K. Gennello, E. Hanes, D. Bayard, J. Waitz 3RD ROW (L-R) M. Grinnis, P. Dupontes, N. Dinucci, D. Pearson, K. Deacon, M. Sung, L. Lee 4TH ROW (L-R) R. Coty, W. Barinel, M. Gutjhar, L. Lucia, K. Juliana, S. Ra- ber, C. Bradberry BOTTOM ROW (L-R) L. Dolce, C. Abrams, C. Carter, D. Shippas, J. Rush, C. Craig, Mrs. Bender. S.U.R.E. The activities of S.U. R. E. were varied and energetic this year. They held their annual hay ride, and constructed a creative float for the Home- coming activities, Fat Albert and The Cosby Kids. The members of S. U. R. E. sold keychains to sponsor a trip to New York to see the play, The Wiz. The Snowball , a semi-for- mal dance was also held. It was a great success. A special THANKS to Ms. Payne and Mr. Newman for their time and effort in help- ing the club. FIRST ROW-(L-R)-A. Neal, G. Howard, D. Dennis, P. Bums, D. Randolph, B. Warrick, N. Jackson, B. Boyd, P. Latham, J. Howell, D. Martin, T. Conner. SECOND ROW-(L-R)-R. Jordan, C. Spencer, L. Davis, D. Ba- yard, D. King, C. Rawls, E. Greshan, C. Williams, J. Collins, E. Jordan, E. Dennis. THIRD ROW-(L-R)-D. Gray, J. Schwartz, R. Fields, K. Simmons, K. Hicks, V. Edmonds, J. Ransom, L. Heath, C. Collier, L. Heath, S. Kelley, F. Wilson, H. Baugh, T. Morgan, G. Gregory, L. Patrick, R. Payne, A. Johnson, R. Chin- tall. FOURTH ROW-(L-R)-K. Mosley, R. Conners, A. Frazier, B. Walker, T. Warrick, L. Williams, R. Nixon, P. Cheatham, R. Shurgalla, P. McOscar, M. Lewis, R. Potter, M. Smith, K. Penn, C. Freeman, R. Saunders, D. McKeever, C. Bradberry, T. Brown, T. Johnson, P. Owens. FIFTH ROW-(L-R)-Mr. Newman, Y. Carter, D. Washington, C. Lawson, L. Williams, D. Wynn, Mrs. Payne. 151 Ski Club as� ; The Ski Club started their ski- ing year with a trip to Vernon Valley on December 18. Ms. Freynick, their club advisor, reported that everything went well. The members survived with no broken bones or major injur- ies! There are two other ski trips planned for this year; one to Elk Mountain the last week- end in January and a big three day trip to Killington in Febru- ary . These two trips should end up a very successful skiing year. TOP ROW-(L-R)-K. Solan, P. Mesthos, W. Bamer, J. Shinn, P. Altavilia, S. Hreso. MIDDLE ROW-(L-R)-J. MacPhee, M. O'Mally, D. Malloy, J. Mazur, J. Rush, N. Mainello, BOTTOM ROW-(L-R)-R. Lawtence, P. VanSciver, J. Yates, T. Spezzano. V. Ross, D. Davis, N. Smith Chess Club The 1976 Chess Club, directed by Mr. Clemens, was formed in the middle of the last school year. They compete with other schools in the area. This year, they increased their member- ship and also allowed a girl to participate. Good Luck to Mr. Clemens and to the members of the Chess Club. TOP ROW-(L-R)-D. Alesso, R. Rivas, D. Yates, D. Schultheis, D. Melton. MIDDLE ROW-(L-R)-B. Brennan, D. Bayard, P. Mesthos, C. Rowland, J. Unora, C. Clemens-advisor. BOTTOM ROW-(L-R)-M. Rowland, P. Altavilia 152 Bulletin Board This years Bulletin Board was a job well done. Rich and Nick did a nice job keeping the res- idents of Burlington Twp. in- formed of the activities going on at BTHS. No matter what the weather, they were out there changing and rearranging the schedule to read correctly. Nice job guys! L-R — R. Duggan, N. Mainello Falcon Staff The 1976-1977 Falcon Staff consisted mainly of upperclass- men. Under the supervision guidance of Mr. Kozuck the paper always came on time. The Falcon is looking forward to seeing more underclassmen next year. TOP ROW — (L-R) — K. Woolman, R. Deacon, Y. Carter, S. Stout, A. Mount, M. Foy. MIDDLE ROW — (L- R) — J. Shinn, C. Williams, D. Pearson, C. Worth, E. Wade, E. Stetz. BOTTOM ROW — (L-R)— R. Chintall, L. Lucia, P. VanSciver, P. McOscar, G. Reid, D. Kozuck, Advisor. 153 A.V.A. The Media Staff is a make-up of Burlington Township's High School students from grades 9 through 12. Under the direct- ion of Mr. Ed Steinmetz, A. V. A. is a strictly volunteer group who give of themselves to serve the teachers and othei students of Burlington Town- ship. Their actdvities encom- pass video taping, photogra- phy, distribution of ail movie equipment, care and control over all audiovisual machines and minor repairs of these machines. They also provide the service of duplicating all teachers materials upon re- quest and proving dry mount- ing and laminating. TOP ROW-(L-R)-E. Steinmetz-advisor, B. McGair, D. James, R. Deacon, D. Yates, T. Spezzano, J. Shinn, B. Pantuseo, R. Dicher. 2ND ROW-(L-R)-M. McCarty, R. Powell, M. Holter, J. Senni, A. Wojenski, J. Howell, S. Stutsman, S. Neil. 3RD ROW-(L-R)-E, Romani, C. Pittman, B. Senni, N. McGynn, S. Hreso, K. Abrams, M. Fanourgakis, J. Unora, BOTTOM ROW-(L-R)-D. Davis, J. Frake, J. Silver, L. Monahan, J. Nevell, R. Shurgalla, S. Randell, P. VanSciver. C.I.E. The Cooperative Industrial Education program, under the supervision of Mr. Hershberger, has helped many students find good and enjoyable jobs. This club prepares students for en- tering the business world. TOP ROW (L-R) T. Popp, D. Damon, C. Worth, L. Camivale, N. Smith, L. Hershberger, L Fabi, D. Bell, L. Wetherill, C. Swiemik, R. Anderson, M. Bozarth, Mr. Hershberger BOTTOM ROW (L-R) R. Fourvour, H. Hull- ings, A. Csanyi, T. Hurt, R. Sampson, M. Foy, D. Bryan, D. Newell, K. Woolman, D. Melmed 154 Money Management Left to right-C. Keys, S. Farmer, B. Lippincott Directed by Mr. Holden, these students keep all of the finan- cial reports for the classes and clubs of BTHS. They deposit money, write checks, and do all of the banking procedures to provide all of the clubs with an accurate balance of their ac- counts. Thanks to them, the school is progressing. Library Aides The Library Aids at BTHS are very efficient. They help a lot of students during term-paper time, by keeping the shelves stacked with books at all times. Under the direction of Ms. Hor- ner, the library is kept running smoothly throughout the entire year. TOP ROW-(L-R)- N. Me Glynn, R. Ryan, T. Glackin, G. Johnson, M. Smith, T. Sawyer, R. Walters. BOTTOM ROW-(L-R)-K. McCann, C. Kohanick, M. Sung, L. Heath, D. Malloy, N. Hemandis. 155 Model Congress The Bicentennial Model Congress was held at Stockton State Col- lege in early May. Although the delegation from B. T.H.S. was small, the quality of the legis- lation was immense. Joann Mazur and Chris Roller won an award for the best written bill. BACK ROW- (L-R) - P. Guidry-advisor, K. Sandusky, C. Rowland, S. Cramer, K. Koteles, J. Mazur, P. Mayer- Nicoletti-advisor. BOTTOM ROW- (L-T)- C. Roller, T. Spezzano, S. Hreso, G. Johnson, J. MacPhee, R. Rivas, E. Stetz Girls’ And Boys’ State Girls' and Boys' Stae are two endeavors which attempt to take students who are also good citizens and show them how to operate a state. The time spent on this includes election campaigns and voting. The premise is one of setting up a mock state government. 156 Girls State - Joann Mazur TOP TO BOTTOM - G. Johnson, T. Mon- talto, E. Stetz, C. Roller, R. Rivas Student Senate Student Senate involved themselves in many activities this year. See You in the Funnies was decided as the Homecoming theme for 1976. Student Senate sponsored the bonfire and the Home- coming Dance, each being a success. The Christmas Dance, Thru the Eyes of a Child, was held in the cafeteria amid creative Christmas decora- tions . TOP ROW-(L-R)-S. Hreso, J. Shinn, T. Spezzano. BOT- TOM ROW-(L-R)-D. Washington, S. Randall TOP ROW (L-R) E. Stetz, E. Romani, R. Chintall, J. Frake, L. Monahan, R. Duggan, R. Powell, J. Howell, B. McGair. 2ND ROW (L-R) P. VanSciver, J. Senni, M. Angelo, P. Fiorillo, P. McOscar, C. Little, C. Brown, F. Wilson, D. McKever, P. McCarty. 3RD ROW (L-R) B. Stinson, B. Cognigni, R. Murphy, M. O'Malley, G. Cor- bezzola, E. Wade. 4TH ROW (L-R) T. Warrick, C. Morris, L. Epps, L. Dolce, L. Williams, R. Connors, J. Sil- ver, C. Rowland, L. Brown, J. O'Hara, D. Jones. BOTTOM ROW (L-R)J. Davis, R. Nixon, S. Randall, S. Hreso, D. Washington, J. Shinn, T. Spezzano, Ms. Mayer-Nicoletti, L. Thome. 157 Once Upon A Mattress The 1976 production of Once Upon a Mattress was a tremendous success. The cast was supported by many fine actors and actresses. Miss Dunn did a fine job in advising, organizing, and directing the play. Mrs. Schulz should also be commended for the fine scenery and props. Everyone involved helped to make Once Upon a Mattress the out- standing performance that it was. 158 159 Homecoming Queen Is Sherry Randall Darlene Bryan and Jim Suessegger Sherry Randall and Greg Simons Jean Lyczak and Jeff O'Hara Monica Lewis and Bill Boyd Karen Sandusky and Steve Popp Lisa Monahan and Rich Michaud Juniors Win Wonderland Float!!! SHERRY RANDALL ALICE IN WONDERLAND! r - CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1977 f First National State SERVING YOLj J, ATLANTIC,' -BIJ LlNdTON, MORRIS 'COUNTIES -Local Burlington County Olfices In: Burlington City Burlington Toyoiship Browns Mills Columbus Main Office -- Burlington -- Mt. Holly Sunset Roads Burlington Township i JB Eastampton Florence Fort Dix Hanover Plaza McGuire Air Force Base Y NSith Hanover Pemberton Telephone: 386-0091 ' 894x8275 Wrights town ■ ai FIRST NATIONAL STATE BANK OF WEST JERSEY Member Of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 164 BETTY SAM TED JIM BAUGH AND BAUGH BROTHERS BURLINGTON TWP. IND. 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Payne and Family A Friend 3©b and Jenine Newcomb Mike and Marie Newcomb Sir. and Mrs. Robert Newcomb H-Court Killers, Stockton State College Binder's Flower -109 East Wyoming Ave. John Nellinger-Trash Hauling-PI4-4250 Mrs. Marie Otto Mrs. Rose Loftus Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Stieff Mis. Rita Racida Mrs. Betty Terraro Mr. and Mrs. Da-wood Helsel and Son Mr. and bin. Selere Jo Ison Doris M. DasHeld Mr. and Mrs. M.J. Stap Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Cesaretti Mrs. James Egnor Mrs. Mary Hat Mr. and Mrs. Haney Meg Ann Stetz-Class of ' '84'' Mike DiSanto and Family Krista Kerr-Class of 93 Mr. and bis. A1 Bayard Mr. snd Mn. Charles Crompton Mr. and Mrs. Craig 1 eshnrr 72' . r. and Mrs. Harry Kiple Mr. and Mrs. Hugh J. McEIiver Sandy Trobich - 74' Bob Sweeney Mr. and Mrs. Robert Micheal IS. and Mn. Samuel Denbo Mr. and Mn. Edward M. Stetz Jr. Lynne and 3oi Wise ne '.Sob Ganz-Good Luck ' The biddiM of 75 are still babbling on’■ Naomi J. Yates Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wood Mr. and Mn. McMbnagie Mn. M. Hill E. 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Mary Lombardi George Masters Mr. and Mn. John Haaf Mr. and Mn. Joseph Holden Mr. and Mn. James McGlynn Nancy E. McGlynn Mr. and Mn. Robert Fettes Mr. and Mn. Henry Thompson Mr. and Mn. A! Sullivan Mn. William E. Dickerson Nelson Dickerson Nelda Dickerson Francine and Darren Thompson Paul Onori Mary Onori Marsha Walter- '69 Mr. arvl .in. Robert Wooden and Family Mr. and Mn. James Agunsday ' 'Reds' ’ and Joan Gilbert Leona Taylor George and Carol Bret. Bart. Brad. Burt. Beth and Bari Gilbert Mn. and Mn. F. Wolfe Mr. and Mn. Thomas W. Marchese Mr and Mn. Gerry Osterhage Mr. and Mn. James Marchese Mr. and Mn. E. Thomas Marchese Miss Ginger Dayell Mr. and Mn. Lester Dayell • . ..........................................................................•••••••- • • •• •• • • •••« •••• ••• ••• •••• ••• •••« •••- •••- •••« ••••« •••« •••- ••• •••- ••• •••' ••• •••' ••• ••• •••• ••••« •••« •••« •••• •••• •••« ••••« •••� •••• •••• ••• •••- ••• ••• §••• •••« ••• •••« ••• ••••« •••• •••• ••• •••« ••• •••« •••« ••• ••• •••• ••••« •••- ••• ••• ••••« ••• •••« •••- ••• •••- ••• ••• •••- •••• •••« ••• •••« ••••« ••• •••• ••• ••• ••• ••• •••• ••• ••• ••• Mr. and Mrs. Donald Kozuck Mrs. Mary L. Ross Mr. and Mrs. George Abele Mr. and Mrs. Charles Norcross Mr. and Mrs. Bioneli Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Jacobi Mr. and Mrs. Biggie Cyrisse Keys Mrs. Harry W. Gilbert William E. Cahill Mrs. Charles Feleppa Bobbie Keys Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Brewer Louis Philippe Parfiat I Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sweeney Grace M. Seybold Mr. Keith Babula Mr. and Mrs. Victor Bartolomei Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Curcio and Family Gary Keys and Cheryl Bartolomei In memory of Mrs. Malvina Survilla Diana Bonowitz Mr. Anthony Stieff Mrs. Hazel Bowen Mr. and Mrs. Peter Turse Sherry Grinevich Mr. and Mrs. David R. Yates Mr. and Mrs. Donald Maltson and family Best Wishes 771840, Alan and April Mr. and Mrs. William Harmon Good Luck Class of 77 - Mrs. Tripener Mrs. Joan Warren and children Mrs. Carter Congratulates the class of 1177 Mrs. Carl Diggs and Daughter Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Darpino and Family Mrs. Mary E. O. Farrow Ms. Kathleen S. Griffin and Son Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Dalfonso Mr. and Mrs. Harold T. Shin Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kee Tom and Mary Marmion Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Bowers and Son Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Marchesani Mr. and Mrs. William Hopps Jr. The Dattner Family Mrs. Elmira Wood Mr. and Mrs. D. Abernathy Memory of Harry J. Wood Evelyn R. Wood Betty Walker Marie Walker Mr. and Mrs. Richard King Patricia Hasan Shirley King Mr. and Mrs. Sandusky Bonnie and Jennifer King Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Ball Mr. and Mrs. Stokely Marie Duncan Nancy Ball Nancy Goodwin Mrs. Eleanor M. Nowosielski Ann Mullarkey Laura S. Panaro Mrs. Peacock Mr. and Mrs. William Borden Dorothy Sakmary Doris Trenkamp Mr. and Mrs. Lester Danley Mr. Robert J. MacMillan Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kerr Chris Cocordas Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Crane Robert F. Wister Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Lippincott Ernest C. Cocordas Mr. and Mrs. Louis Lippincott Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Coty and Family James Neidrich Elizabeth Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Mr. and Mrs. William Kennedy Dennis , Joanne, and Kelly Kenngott Mr. Sivilich Sue and Bruce Williamson Chris Vlahiotis Mr. and Mrs. Phil Mullen Mr. and Mrs. E. Rothenburger Mrs. Earl Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Gus Cocordas Godspell 76 Kevin and Sandy Mr. and Mrs. H.C. Jirinec Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dinkier Mr. and Mrs. William Roller Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Warner Mr. and Mrs. William Scott Mr. and Mrs. Skip Raftery Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Phillips Mrs. Johnam Vic Watson - Delran, N.J. Mrs. Vincent Keely Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Vananzi and Anne Joch Sweeny Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Tice Mr. Tony Conda Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Murta ugh Mrs. Dorothy Sweeney Mr. and Mrs. John Cardis and children A Friend Mr. and Mrs. John Sanson and children Mr. and Mrs. Baird Hammell Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Homer Bowman Family Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kohfeldt and children Mr. and Mrs. James R. Lorinez Mr. and Mrs. David Sager and David Mr. and Mrs. Theaclere R. Clair Mr. and Mrs. John Sanson and Jackie Mr. and Mrs. John Lane Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Lippincott Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Spencer Mr. and Mrs. Thomas V. Hamee Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. lavarone Sr. •• ••• ••• ••• •••• ••• •••• •••I ••• •••• ••• •••} ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• •••• •••• ••• ••• ••• ••• • •• ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• •••• • •• ••• •«•i «iti ••• ••• ••• •••€ ••M «'«•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••a t' • • ........ a • a ••••••••• • a • i i 186 • • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••. ••• • ••• ••• • •• - •••• •••- •••• ♦ ••• ••••- •••• • •••� - ••• •••- •••- • •••� - ••• •••- ••• ( I •••-- ( � •••- ••• ( ( •••• ( •••«- •••- •••• I • ••• •••- •••- •••- •••• ••• §•••- •••- •••- •••- •••- •••- •••- •••- •••- I •••- (••••- •••- •••- •••- ••• l )••• ■ • ••• - ••• ••• ••• •••- ••• ••• • •• - •••- • ••• •••- •••- •••- ••• ••• • •• ••• •••- ••• STUDENT PATRONS What do little acoms say when they grow up? DuhL.A. Kid Dirt riding is great Come to Middle-Earth! Phillies ALL THE WAY! Fizz - Buzz On the Beach, July 4 Beck, Blackmore and Page on Fenders and Gibons Page, Plant, Bonhan G Jones own a blimp Bovankovich's Tavia and Vince, the Kings Kids Aquarius and Virgo Short Stuff 78 Eddie and Deidra, May 1, 1980 May The Lord Bless All Those Who Are Striving See you in September, C.D. from P.G. Katy- Remember the summer you had troubles? Good Luck Frida Lee ! Thank you Rena ! Hi to Motormouth, Friggles, Tigger and Daffy! From me - Squooze ! ! Remember July 1, 1976 Eddie and Tina 4 13 73 Donna Freenstra - spirit of 77 Rickey and Debbie Everybody must get stoned Steve and Cindy 10 2 76 Class of 73' Manny and Diane Mike and Bev Remember acting like nuts, being aggressive, sprite and having paint fights-Jo Denise and Darlene-Beer Drinking Camies It was a lot of fun Jocina O'Belkareen! ! ! Class of 79' Donna G Keith 2 16 74 Nancy and Jeff 6 16 76 Jodi and Steve 4 3 76 Gary and Natalie 7 2 76 Sharon and Jack 3 5 76 Joann and Keith 5 9 76 Dutch and Bimbo 9 27 76 Karen and Keith 11 10 76 Karin and Steve 3 27 76 Dutch , Rot , Beak , G Goose Gary Polita 77 Best Wishes Karen, Pam and Cindy Good Luck Scott, Ricky and Nelson Scott and Karen 7-2-76 - 7-2-77 Nelson and Cindy 1-12-75 - 7-9-77 Ricky and Pam 12-24-74 - 8-24-77 Good Luck Happy Homemaker from the 3rd Housewife Jam for breakfast! Jam for lunch! Jam for dinner! 1 LOVE YOU GAYLE FROM D.G. School's a bummer ICH HABE D1CH LIEB Suequatch strikes again LOVE IT IN DALLAS! LOVE IT IN LONG ISLAND! Hockey camp 76 Ronnie and Ellie Luke and Peggy Steve and Sue Ed and De Ingrid and Greg Renee and Jimmy! CRODE LEGS! Karen has funny legs Donna must have told a lie ! Only kidding. LORI and RANDY GATE! Been to Woolco lately Ed? Kathy's down at the K-Mart! De's at the BLUE LITE special! That's DECENT Yo Randy, got a doge? Just 1 2. EGAN. Hey, Neil, remember 7 5 76? What a night! Remember Jack and Joan on the hill? When Brad Hazzard leaves the 9th grade, he's gonna have a ?@ of a time ! Does a chicken have lips? Lorraine, remember Darryl in the desert, eating pizza 7 1 76 - 4:00 a. m., in pajamas at Neil's! Debbie Fuzz, Buzz, HT, STP, Lisa, Rican, Murt, Whip, Starlet, Sardine, Jim, Karen, and Jr. Bean Carol and G.en 2 21 76 Fuzz, Rican, STP, SSTP, Murt, Jr. Bean, Ann, Starlet Our Gang in Beverly. It's a bet, right Dave??? Jody and Dave 9-5-76 Pork Chops and Termite 4 2 76 I can't decide what to write • ••V- •••..-I — ® • • • • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• « • • ■ . m I • I • i I I I I m I I J • • • ............................................................................................................. 187 ••• STUDENT PATRONS CON’T I will always remember April 2, 1976 Anna Passarelli ' '78'' Teresa-I'll miss ya. Remember me at B.T.H.S. Always remember June 11, 12, and 13, and 14. To the TEXAN from his LADY Michael Daniel Owens - Aug. 28, 1976 Lynn Cannon 78 Good Luck! Remember the Class of 78'1 Hello fat and stubby Jean Shimshack Sexy Paul Micheal Glaser Patricia Alice Bums - Band, Colorguard and FlashFlag BEANS Always remember Sept. 13 thru 18, 1976 Vicky Basantis 80 Terri Cook 78 Mickey is a Mouse J.Z., Good Luck (?) - J.R. Short and Sassy Shortcake of 79 Remember August 21 and 22 - 76 ? ? What a weekend! ! ! 8 pm til 6:30 am Nick Nolte - ALL THE WAY Tweety is a bird Happy Birthday Joan! 10 29 - From your Birthday Buddy. ATLANTIC CITY - Summer of 76 will be remembered 4-ever Baby Bro is a Fox - Class of 1 '78'' A penny for your thought. CLICK! Stone Skippers Paradise Your Admirer ace and Tom ' '77'' ra and Capricorn Class of 77 finally made it Cathy Hicks, (pisces) Gotta be Quick. Gary and Pat 1 5 76 Ray and Diane 3 6 76 THE THREE STOOGES (P.F., C.T., K.W.) Gary and Pat ULissi Lisa loves Steve Hi, Storks, form M.S. The Cute Paul Michael Glaser Laurie Vierick Convention Time 76 Starksy and Hutch - ALL THE WAY Steve and Cathy 78 and always Sophia Cocodas 78 Vicki likes Scott - Forever Scott hates Vicki - Forever 1, James Collins, am the one and only Secret Squirrel Hi, Lorraine Hi, Shery N + D 10 23 76 Mark Kennedy is a tasty morsel! ! ! Steve and Suzy Class of ' '78'1 still has the most spirit To the class of 1978 - ' 'GOOD LUCK ALWAYS’' - from Lori. God Bless the three musketeers- Vet, Duf, and Pepper ' 'Oh taste and see that the Lord is good! '' Jourg tte and her PieSan Congratulations - Della - from Mr. Mabuto Ricky - Remember the summer of 76 Good Luck Beatlehead from Pam Good Evening - UTL Cindy and Nelson (1 12 76 7 9 77) HEY SLIM Good Luck Pam from Beatlehead Good Luck Katy from Katy Sue, Put your hand in your pocket Knee's! Knee's! - Remember the summer of 76 in Cape May, Cher? 19-24-45 (Bag Pipes) Kim- Don't forget to keep in touch over the summer- Joyce Good-bye and Good luck, Class of 1977, Love Linda. THE FOUR PERFECTS (s.g. ,d.d,k.w,d.d.) Friday December 10, 1976, FANTASTIC! Good Luck to Cycle and Fetch from Pantyhose Yes-Frampton JN1276', Yes Relayer, Eric C. Sandy and Champ 10 15 76 to ? Pam and Ricky 12-24-74 Motormouth, Tiger, Daffy, Squoze, Friggles i 17311 Put the party in the gritbox, Byrd. The class of 79' WILL SHINE! No Gene this year Sandi Urb! Try and Beat the ' 'Biddies of 79 What do Girls look for on the beach? Joyce, remember Feb. 13, 1976 and Cape May Summer of 76 ■•••(i 188 It s hard to really know where to start. But we all know it's in our heart. We thank a lot of people who helped us through It is hard to believe it is really true. We all must go some day. Please remember him when you pray. He was not much of a talker or a liar. Playing Soccer, helping people, being friends and mechanics Were his heart's desire. Now Beverly National is where he lay But Heaven and God is where he went, we pray. So when if ever you think of him alive Just think of him as good old.... 35 In Loving Memory Gf Andrew F. Sawyer, Jr. October 22, 1957 January 31, 1977 written by, Tim and Mrs. Helen Sawyer 189 • • . • • • • :::: :::: ••••■ ••• •••■ • •• ::::: •••« §•••« ••• ••• •••« •••■ •••« ••••« •••« •••- ••• ••• •••• •••- •••- ••• ••• ••••« •••• §••• §••• •••- ••• •••• •••« •••« •••- ••• ••• ••• •••« ••• •••- ••• •••- ••• •••- §••• •••- •••- •••« •••• ••• •••• ••• ••• ::::: ••• ••• •••• •••• •••« ••• ••• ••• ••• - •••- ••• •••- ••••« •••« •••• •••• •••• ••••• •••« •••• •••• ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• •••« ••• •••V BURLINGTON TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL KEY CLUB Fountain Avenue Burlington, N. J. 08016 BEST OF LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 1977 Rich Abdill Joanne Albano James Alesso Pete Altivilla Dave Collins Jim Darch Jim Darling Rich Duggan Steve Dwyer Billy Frake Bruce Fredericks Mark Giangiulio Gary Johnson Jeff MacPhee Nick Mainello Doug Martin Joann Mazur Phil Mesthos Robby Miller Ronnie Powell Alex Punchello Russel Rivas Mickey Roach Vaughn Ross Bruce Senni Bill Simpson Colin Snyder Shawn Spellacy Tom Spezzano Ed Stetz Mike Umpstead Jay Unora Casandra Urbaniec Blaine Valentine Peggy Van Sciver Tom Viselli Ellie Wade Steve Woods Challenge Indifference '•••••••••••••••••••••••••• • ••••••••••••••••••••••■••••••••••••••••••••••••••••a (••••••••••••••••••it....... 5 5= m ■ ' ■ Wtv