Camden County College - Whispering Pines Yearbook (Blackwood, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 204 of the 1971 volume:

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If you think you'll lose, youfre lost For out of world we find, Success begins with a fe1low's will - It's all in the state of mind. If you think you are outclassed, you are You've got to think high to rise, You've got to be sure of yourself before You can ever win a prize. y Life's battles don't always go To the stronger or faster man, But soon or late the man who wins Is the man WHO THINKS HE CAN!' Anonymous N, '52 X .S 2 P if , YE I fi, - 5255 f 4 X +i'ffQQ.., if . 3 , , ,, 5 1 . , g . ., ' 15. 9.9 ar'-3?-1 W X,... i W 1 -N E0 Q. 'r gf Q izgagl Q-ff if Il, XPCZXYX S iw Q ' ,wk V. W ff 'fm My '24 A. fx 4,4 Q .5 rx N ix . QL f Q x Y' . 1 ig Q.. 1-R, f. , -fg 1 cl Xe : 1. K 1 X 1 J 5 My Wx iw . T ffz?l'ffw ' :?'- 'f' f 'J iw gIffNUTg.4- , iMiggT,.1w1ki,J5H iixxiwiifiwg. 5 ,gg f l K W . 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Merryman Mr Charles J Miller Jr. Applied Science 8L Technology GMAT eemwiwf 9? wshwfvlrifll T453 ll 1,..w- v a Mrs. Mary Mu English Mr. George T. Business MI, Ronald F Humanities 41 Dr. Theodore Schwika Science Sc Allied Health Mr. Fred P. Seeber Physics Mr. Mark Serebransky Applied Science 8L Technology Dr. Jay J. Simmons Science 8L Allied Health Mr. Edward Pascht Applied Science 8L Technology Mr. Charels M. Roy Applied Science 8a Technology Mr. Miquel Ruelan Science 84 Allied Health Miss Joan L. Sandler English Mrs. Frances Spaeth English Mr. John D. Stewart II Humanities Mr. Robert E. Taylor English 42 my 5 X S .Sw ' Wfk ,wif 1 ,Ke ' 555 Q: K , 15 5 X E mfg F,- g s 5551 V5 BH 'm .,. 'ln 1 s 'I rn,,. s,x l 7 I DUQCUQ IIIIII, ' vvvorug,, ' :aa:1:, gl I ' ' D D I J I o I 1 r I 9 D I I 3 , , pyan: as 's ...Q Hx 44 Miss Arline Tyler Behavioral Science Mr. Wallace A. Utley Applied Science and Tech. Mrs. Mary Visceglia English Mrs. Gwendolyn Weiant Executive Sec. Mr. Raymond C. Zumoff Business Mr. Philip A. Winkie Science and Health Mr. Peter Witkowski Humanities Mr. Barry W. Wray Health and Phys. Ed. Mr. Richard F. Zaleski Business 45 Secretaries Mrs. Helen Albright Mrs. .lean M. Becker Mrs. Margaret DiDonato Mrs. Mrs Mrs. Bertha T, Lambert Sandra Dingler Miss Elaine Foote Mrs. Audrey Goodman Mrs. Kathryn L. Handley Mrs. Evangeline D. Johnson . Florence Kelly Mrs. Janet K. L'Esperance Mrs 46 . Betty W. Long Q 1 if ,Q hifi' Q S if X. ,S ,Q M - emi?- Q x We-5 Q i QM., ef Wish Q Q W 5 Ni Q. i K , iff ,.ViS?k QW Q iii X is M5 15 Q: Wig 1 if LQ ' N J 0 Q ff .V QQ , 2 X X A , , 1 W K . X if x Q. QW H . fi 'w-WAS ' , LQ - ' . ' F' 1 VL we A '11 iv Pzw u 1 I L, 'N L ' . fs mf as , .lwmlk A y- um., WS 5, M. E ' ' was 5 Eiga we , fwwnm Swmwm iwifwam www, . M, wwww, mm A YMNQ. E E . W,... K 2 , 'YZF' Mmm A ff, ftf A 4 2, , W ' ,ms-+1 'nw 'f 'f., ,, - jj' f in A 5' 5 ag 3 it fw f 3 Jil 3 ?Q,!N6Pw fr was ,At 2 F212 wil' ,kVV- 4 f ' fp f Mrs. Marianne McConnell S Mrs. Evelyn Marcucci 5 s Miss Susan Marshbank Mrs. Linda Mazziotta Mrs. Beverly Medvesky Miss Carolyn Morris Mrs. Janet Mossbrucker Mrs. Sandra Pratt Mrs. Jeanette Price Not Pictured Mrs. Antoinette Priori Miss Donna Roberts Mrs. Mary Ross Secretaries 49 1 Secretaries Mrs. Sylestine Smith Mrs. Sara T. Spurr Miss Betty Ann Tait Mrs. Helen Twomey .V A 3 3 5 ' Mrs. Trudy Y. Sadler Mrs. Lynn Schwartz Mrs. Bertha K. Scully Mrs. Mary E. Slavin Mrs. Susan Waleski Mrs. Georgianna Weiss Mrs. Leslie Wire p 50 'QTTUU -'iff , ,K gi ,if 'f 7 5 Mrs. Margaret Rich Mrs. Mary Rakowski lk i aria? Library Staff . Joseph Burke . Paul Topham, Mr. Raymond Zubrzycki, Mr. Dominic Cirucci . James Becker . Edward Wanamaker Cafeteria and aintenance Mrs. Helen Sneathen, Mr. Gus Pohlig, Mr. Ben Moore, Mr. Larry DeVault. Mr. John Bejsiuk, Mr. Robert Edgar, Mr. David Sigler. Mrs. Cecilia DuBois, Mrs. Gert Popa fMgr.J, Mrs. Ann Harris, Mrs. Mary Clancy, Mrs. Dolly Mitchell. Not Pictured: Mr. Walter Boyle, Mr. John Dennison, Mr. Harold Jones, Mr. Aloysius, Mr. Edward McLaughlin, Mr. Norman Mitchell, Mr. Wil- liam Moffa, Mr. Leroy Rouse, Mr. Leon Scott, Mrs. Josephine Silvey, Mr. George Sweeney. p be F 53 4 hugs CLUBS QS? SWA TXON I S THQ SILENTLX X 19 0-1971 Student LEFT TO RIGHT: Steve Kingan, President, Joe Kenney, Vice-President, Tom Kulisek, Treasurer, Ginger Lederer Recording Secretary, Barbara Cornwell, Corresponding Secretary. Senior Senators 56 Government Association S yn If if f W-V LEFT TO RIGHT: Barbara Brown, Joe Chelhowski, Harry Ferzetti, Bob Morris, Carl Peterson, Beth McPherson, Dennrs Slattery Drane Wasiluk, Ron Yanky. Freshman Senators LEFT TO RIGHT: Joe Alibrando, Sidney Benstead, Ray DeLuca, Rich Scott, Mike Williams. .41 ' A- ...A 57 Vic Constantino Senior President Donna Villec Senior Secretary Sue Pederson Senior Treasurer mwwmlumwxfr q:, ,fwmnw ,.an lnw ff 1 H54 , A we 3, Y 5 Panhellenic . . AA . Our purpose is to maintain good relations between all Greek organi- zations on campus. Each fraternity and sorority is represented in this organization. We govern policies used by the Greek organizations during pledging and rushing weeks. LEFT TO RIGHT: Margie Chestnut, Tony Vroblensky, Joe DiGirolamo, Barbara Cornwell, Steve, Jack Lydon, Bob Morris, Bob Swope, Carol Fowler. NOT PICTURED: Barbara Healey LEFT TO RIGHT: Art Loder, Ray McAdams, Chuck Giamberardino, Ray Hale. NOT PICTURED: Clarence Verdell. X 60 Judicial Board It is the function of the Judicial Board to read and in- terpret the school constitution. It also has the added respon- sibility of having student griev- ances against the college and making recommendations on them. The Judicial Board is also responsible for making rulings on student traffic and parking ticket appeals. Sigma Pheta Alpha X ,F N LEFT TO RIGHT: KNEELING: Bob Haulenbeek, Joe DiGirolamo, Ron Dolente, Rich Kalinowski, Bob Mooney,LeW Klaudi,Jim Eulo,Jerry Bohn, 1st ROW: Bob Moskow, Scott Porter, Joe Nigro, Bob Hibbs, Ron Yanky, Larry Miller, Jeff Hallman, Bob Eppinger, Ron Ford, Larry Bounfiglio, George Bobb, Harry Ferzetti, Tony Vroblesky. 2nd ROW: Bob Barton, Ray DeLuca, Ben Selby, Ted Dewreede, Bob Deputy, Pete Mercado, Ken Stoner, Dennis Nettleton, Rod Williams. NOT LISTED ARE: Lew Chaplick, Chris Cicinoto, Ralph Ewell, Ray Foster, Chuck Giamberardino, George Pressey, Skip Pollock, Vince Reilly, Chris Sereci, Rick Stampone, John Gary, Wesley Milety, Albert Johnson. 62 hi Gamma Iota LEFT TO RIGHT: KNEELING: Bob Haulenbeek, Corresponding Secretary, Jim Eulo, Assistant Social Coordinator, Bob Mooney, Social Coordinator, Lew Klaudi, Recording Secretary, Larry Bounfiglio, Master at Arms, STANDING: Harry Ferzetti, Treasurer, Tony Vroblesky, Vice-President, Professor Winke, Advisor, Ron Yanky, Cougar, Joe DiGirolamo, President, Bob Eppinger, Historian. The Veterans Club was formed in October, 1968 in order to unite the veterans wishing to further their education. Since the formation of Chi Gamma Iota Fraternity on campus, its members have been actively attempting to make it the best organization on campus, through social functions from parties to talent shows. Each year, the fraternity members have devoted some of their time to taking their sorority sisters to various Veterans, Hospitals in the Delaware Valley. This year, the fraternity has much planned which will hopefully aid in its efforts to become the number one fraternity on campus, while performing community service. 63 9.2 LEFT TO RIGHT: Rich Bredeck, Secretary, Paul Grim, Sergeant of Arms, Carl Peterson, President, Mike Tocco, Treasurer, Ralph Ham- mond, Chaplain. Sigma Delta Rho The aim of Sigma Delta Rho is to create friendship and brotherhood among its members, and to provide a service to our college and the community. This year's services are: A Christmas party for needy chil- dren which was held on December 23, 1970, sponsor- ing of various field trips to points of interest for deserving children, and entertainment provided for the patients at Lakeland Hospital in Blackwood. 65 N Zig SIGMA GAMMA OMEGA Our's is a service fraternity on this campus. We have 72 members who are all active in student affairs. We have four of our brothers holding office in the student government and others are committee members. We operate a used book-store for the benefit of the students. 66 Xlilaununqunnmuuumn-an--L Q wil S . . A web :5-A X ,. , ' .M ..,., : 5: .NF N 5,0 tw . ..hA ,, . , f--M 1ST ROW, Left to right: Jimmy Hahn, Jerry Bonawicz, Frank Delia, Charles Lisa, Bob Morris, Tom Shutt, Tom Fallon, Sudsy Southard, Sam Rosswer, X Earnie Chemey, Joe Kenney, Bill Dietrich, Sam Bocchicchio, Steve Frizzle, Ken Lightfoot. ZND ROW: Bob Swope, Barry Marsh, Tom Seigfried, Mike Lodato, John Zullo, Dennis Slattery, Carmen Boggiano. OFFICERS, Left to right: Tom Seig- fried, Pledge Marshal, Barry Marsh, Treasurer, Bob Morris, President, Jim Hawn, Historian, Sam Bocchicchio, House Chairman, Tom Fallen, Public Relations, Joe Kenny, Ways and Means. Not pictured: Gary Massey, Vice President. i 67 Lambda Gamma Chi Lambda Gamma Chi is the first ser- vice sorority on campus. The sisters of our sorority have spent many hours working for the community and the col- lege. This year we co-sponsored a Christ- mas party for children in Camden schools on December 23, 1970. We are also giving money to help keep alive a brain damaged child. The fund is called the Sammy Horton Fund. Wx -rr '4- 3? MY' 4' LEFT TO RIGHT: lst ROW: Joanne Pangie, Gail Cochran, Kathy Stone, Marie Greco, Cathy Henry, Sue Wescott. 2nd ROW: Barbara Healey, Kathy McDonald, Pat Cristino, Ellie Barr, Barbara Cornwell, Nancy Cook, Loretta Retrillo. OFFICERS: Barbara Cornwell, President, Barbara Healey, Trea- surer, Judy Bello, Recording Secretary. NOT PICTURED: Kathy Buryne, Vice-President, Eileen Dewan, Corresponding Secretary. 'm.-Q LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW: Marty Stevens, Margie Chestnut, Carol Fowler, Paula Andrews, Peggy Leotta. SECOND ROW: Jane Massaro, Mary Jo Giordano, Emily, Lynn Cornaglia, Maureen O'Connor, Anne Mondelli, Sindy Friedner, Barbara Hunnewell, Valerie Palumbo, Angie Genovese. THIRD ROW: Sue Ernst, Sue Curran, Cathy Crisafi, Edna Green, Cheryl, Rosemarie Nieczpiel, Christine Columbus. 70 Sigma Pi Theta Sigma Pi Theta is a sorority which involves itself in community activities and affairs. Members of the sorority have done volunteer work with emotionally-disturbed children at Erial School. This work involved a play-therapy program and a picnic given for the children. The sorority, along with the Veterans' Fraternity, has gone to the Valley Forge Veterans, Hospital at Christmas-time, and plans another trip around Easter. The sorority also initiated peti- tions for better roads to the college. T .gif . is X-Nt L T Qs ,Si saiiilb t Y i M ,., sr, f ' 21 W f., 1 . , ,- .. . 5 'I etk' xii: wx. N. s.,.Q LEFT TO RIGHT: Marty Stevens, Historian, Margie Chestnut, Treasurer, Carol Fowler, President, Paula Andrews, Vice-President, Peggy Leotta, Secretary. sr Q. ff- : ms ,M v. LEFT TO RIGHT: KNEELINGI Barbara Cornwell, Kathy Byrne, Sandy Sloan, Donna Villec, Ginny Todd, Rosemarie Murray, LaVerne Brown STANDING: Mrs. Damato, Rhoda Woods, Carol Behmke, Chris Czarneicki, Jeanne Campbell, Diana Wasiluk, Dolores Williams, Karen Bent. Q 'ii A' K-vrwmggleipbm 9 -' Cheerleaders Representatives of the Society for Black Cultural Awareness meet weekly at members' houses to dis- cuss problems. The members sponsored Operation Bread Basket, which distributed baskets of food to the poor. They also held a social event with a group from Camden High School called Ebon I. The group did short vignettes depicting Blacks through history in music. a ..,, ....i Black A , ultural Crystan Adkins, Robert Morton, Elaine Streater, Chuck Taylor, Linda Smith. C? Awareness Vis. 1' 3 E 32C Jeannette Hawkins, Linda Smith, Crystal Adkins, LaVerne Brown. 75 XA xs Q Drama Workshop Upen Theater 76 LEFT TO RIGHT: BOTTOM ROW: Linda Abendroth, Ricky Myers, Chris Columbus, Russ Bowen, Judy Rowlands, Lloyd Rich. 2nd ROW: Carol Brown, Dave Bleiler, Linda Eichenberg, Jim Ennis, Mary Anne Domico, John O'Leary, Cathy Reed. 3rd ROW: Michael Pepino, Jack Runyan, Lew Atkinson. 4th ROW: Dennis Blake, Mark Rose. NOT PICTURED: Julian Terzini, William Brown, Jim Mayhugh, Charles Corson, Marilyn Brown, Jack Southwick, John Whelan, Howard Cooper, Sharyn Keenan. f -is X - f VM., no .. . , -7- ,-W., . , - ,, -no .X LEFT TO RIGHT: BOTTOM ROW: Valerie Wenal, Adele Riva, Mark Rose, Sherry Logan, Russ Bowen, Judy Rowlands, Linda Abendroth. 2nd ROW: Lew Atkinson, Ricky Suthern, ?, Mary Anne Domico, Lloyd Rich, Chris Columbus, 3rd ROW: Carol Brown, Marilyn Brown, Howard Cooper, Mike Pepino, Cathy Reed, Linda Eichenberg, Charles Corson, Dave Bleiler. RIGHT TO LEFT: Charles DT Giamberardino, President, f Carol Stannard, Secretary, Vic Costantino, Treasurer. International Relations Club The purpose of the International Relations Club is to make the student aware of world situations as they arise, sponsoring tlips to the different embassies in Washington D.C. which are involved in world crisis. 78 Joe Nigro, President, and Mrs. Rose Davis, Vice-President. Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowshipis name, purpose Basis of Faith and member- ship makes it one of the most unique organi- zation at Camden County College. Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship wit- nesses to the Lord Jesus Christ as God in- carnate seeking and leading all members of the college family to a deeper spiritual life through the study of the Bible. The inspiration of Charles J. Miller was the developingfactor that brought I.V.C.F. to Camden County College. Mr. Miller and the officers are continuously working with Christ to bring all interested in the call of God into their lives through Christianity. 3 Q jf .Q ' . - ifssk F . as '.'f - 1 ,-,ir - Q C, K gn' . ' C ,ri lasglfb xii Xi i ST' E if 9 Sita i 'Ru Yi LEFT TO RIGHT: Joe Nigro, President, Mrs. McConnell, Christine Newell, Mrs. Hanna, John Zullo, Mr. Charles Miller. QM .V nu. K iagzgiiisfzwzwfis A 5 - fv 7.2 Mafzggxy X R fix Q. Sw Q qw 555, ,hx ,gf M. ff :H- Technolo lub gy ,::,:-31 gm -fm-:fii? i?if3yAiL , .-...gm get H Iv, I . O . A 1.1 .- LEFT TO RIGHT: Joe Monahan, President, Bill Arndt, Vice-President, Gary Steelman, Tony Gricco, Joe Tromatota, Steve Markarski, Dave Walcoff, Tom Burr. 81 LEFT TO RIGHT: LYING: Wasfi Omair. KNEELING: Muaddi Muaddi, Bob Hibbs, Joe Nigro, George Pilitsis, President, Anthony Moffa, Treasurer STANDING lst ROW: Margie Mascio, Secretary, Rhoda Woods, Vice-President, Candida D'Anella, Emmy Torres. STANDING 2nd ROW: Doris Vidal Janice Reich, Chris Newell, Maria Ortis. NOT PICTURED: Susan Gatelein, Routh Geesey, Donna Vallec, John Diano, Helene Hoff, Ausama Alsamara Bob Crena, Susan Curran, Gail Knapp. Foreign Language Club In September, the Foreign Language Club co-sponsored a trip to Wash- ington, D.C. with the International Relations Club. A drive to help the Alcatraz Indians was held in November. Future plans include slide lectures, guest speakers, and we hope to sponsor a Spring Dance. 82 Literary Magazine The Literary Magazine is written, published, and printed wholly at the College. Contributions were made by many students eprolled here. Everything from poems to short stories were used. Copies are available through Student Publications by calling 1227-7200 Ext. 7471. Sue Gateline Ron Yanky Dan McMahon Folk Song Society The Camden County College Folksong Society is a new organization on campus this year. lt was started by a group of interested students to bring about an interest in contemporary and traditional Folk Music ffrom James Taylor to Leadbellyj. The main objective is to share ideas, songs, and instrumental techniques with other students. Also to teach beginners the rudiments of folk music through the use of workshops run by students already accomplished in the folk idiom. Membership is open to anyone with an interest in any aspect of folk music and want to share his or her ideas and to learn from others. At present, the membership totals 17, and one faculty advisor, Mr. Kiefer. LEFT TO RIGHT: KNEELING: John Matz, Trea- surer, Bob Andrews, Vice-President. TOP: Jeff Murza, Secretary, Bob Grover, President. LEFT TO RIGHT: lst ROW: ?,?,?, Beth McPherson, Bob Andrews. 2nd ROW John Matz Marty Jeff Murza Bob Grover Dave Bleiler Bernie Couris LEFT TO RIGHT '7 Michelle Diana Wasiluk Robert Swope President, Karen Bowers, Larry Wolinsky, Joe Chelhowski, Carmen Rizzo NOT PICTURED Steve Skaggs Rich and Kathy Craig Trish Steelman, Bob Morris, Jim Mayhugh. , T tv., YU... Ecology Club The almost amorphous Ecology Club on campus attempted to point out to the students, faculty, and administration that an environmental crisis does exist. The club, though limited by few members and an apathetic campus, did try to spearhead some interest and projects such as tickets issued to every vehicle driven on campus, a national Ecology flag flown on campus, a 'sDrive to School on a Bicycle Day , visitation to various college campuses, presenting a speaker on campus, etc. The term Ecology,' must dwell within the people's conscience. S - 'K .iii if .W ' - W X -' -' - - - 5 1 Qi QQ, K ' iwrwkwk-A V I ,. 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Although presently we do not have an FM license, there are hopes in the near future that one is acquired. 89 lin, Maanunnnr fet,-- - r fig ' ' W . 5 kmdwww Vpkp I, Cinematography Club Q75 121 '5,W2'f5s, ' LEFT TO RIGHT: Ritch James, Dan McMahon, Judy Rowlands, Linda Abendrath, Judy Salario, JoAnne Pangia, Frank Epifano, Dave Bleiler, Ron Yanky, Cheryrle Paulowiski, Sidney Benstead, Mark Rose, Joe Alibrando, Stephaniea Brickley, William Brown, Barbara Buszha, Howard Cooper, Pat Cristeno, Eileen Cronin, Judy Gennaro, MaryJo Giordano, William X. Jenkins, Sharyn Keenan, Dennis Morrison, Timothy Rockett, Kathy Stone, Arthur Stoudt, Joanne Zumbo, Lynn Cornaglia, Joe DiGirolamo, Sindy Freidner. QB ka , Bs., A lr.y,i'fqfg ,g ef,2p Mg.1?',?,i' o 7 3 latgfiratiyfgelg-alas if - ta l t T wb? ffirw tfff ' f' il ll Nr 2' QLQJJE naz i 4 v.' ft ah 'Q ' fa. 4- I S flxl' fr it I , f ta 3 -. is tiff ff' t 'Wl 1 . ff 4' , -t r .1 MSN. ' '41 A. . 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J.-W. ,Q-lem .. f .. ,. f , ,f The Cinematography Club was formed this year by a number of interested l students. The members have their own production lab and offer filming services to y other organizations on campus. The club also sponsored a number of artistic l commercial films shown at the college. A film festival from underground film makers was presented during the second semester. The members learn all aspects of cinematography techniques from acting to camera operation and editing. The first production this year was a remake of Gone With the Wind in 70 mm cinerama and stereo sound. OC 'WMO 47 Y px , I is-'illljn Y 11' , , , - 1, ,V SOPRANOS: Pat Arnould, Eileen Chubik, Sindy Friedner, Ottilia Gearhart, Ruth Houck,Anne McPaul, Ladonna Ruggierio, Mary Anne Simpkins, Nancy Simpson, Karen Thompson, Penny Warren, Elaine Watkins. ALTOS: Linda Abendroth, Ellen Feeney, Susan Gatelain, Christine Malin, Ruth Osswald, Cheryl Pawlowski, Sheila Purnell, Charlene Stetz, Gail Thorpe. TENORS: Richard Boyle, Barbara Brown, Robert Fox, John Seeley, Steven Williams, Wayne Altschuler, Mark Rose. BASSES: Theodore Anderson, Andrew Ennis, David Getsinger, Joseph Hynes, Joseph Monahan, Craig Palen, David Southard. 92 iwwwffdfawwwwgmf E - E if Choir i I rx' Q t i Mfg. f ' : FQQQ Q Q Lf T 'gas NuM::'0 A 'W' ,lf W f i N. Q I i' UAV vu. N59 1' .x f K . ' i Q ,af '.'- + I' ' 'Kit U 'D 6 60 O . . . and were it left to me to decide whether we should have a government without newspapers, or newspapers without a government, I would not hesitate a moment to prefer the latter. The student newspaper, '5The Common Sense',, endeavors throughout the school year to increase communication within the student body. It accepts articles from any student, and in this way tries to show every viewpoint. Students who con- tributed are deeply thanked. Those who did not contribute probably didn,t really care to have a viewpoint. Circulation is 3,000, and copies are mailed to other colleges nationwide. The Common Sensel' is published twice a month. f 1 ii!,i 3 . 5 X lil -. it LEFT TO RIGHT: Frank Epfanio, Judy Salario, Mary Jo Giordano, Rich Rollison, Jr., Dave Bleiler, George Pilitisis, Joanne Zumbo, Ritch James, Norm Grossman, Dan McMahon. Rich Rollison Editor-in-Chief 3'6 95 lbs. White Hair, Pink Eyes Dan McMahon Associate Editor 4' 2 105 lbs. Purple Hair, Red Eyes Ritch James Entertainment Editor 8' 7 55 lbs. Orange Hair, Green Eyes Dave Bleiler Co-News Editor 5' 1 100 lbs. Yellow Hair, Indigo Eyes Art Loder Co-News Editor 9' 10 103 lbs. Maroon Hair, Orange Eyes Norm Grossman Sports Editor 1' 2 80 lbs. Gold Hair, Black Eyes Steve Kondraki Feature Editor 2' 38 ozs. Pink Hair, Dum Eyes Shady Mascott 4' 200 lbs. Black Hair, Green Eyes Gregg Hiffman Art Editor SSS? fi tv Urn B ' ' if ' :- .,..y. ,..m..a4i' ' W i 'V2'5'Qs.' ws... .. Riff. my K is-fin K - If-.-1-1. -1. 35 iw xg wg ,-,wiv -f .. L, 2 Q QQ W M ,fy X . , , i ., ,. AKA' I 2 Nw Q Y- . , ..Q, Q-xii .sv Wk K I ii il.. f g gg Lm.i ' X ... ' ifiiff-M Q... Q -- A 7 - 'g.. ' W '- -.-' S Qibsy-f2. z -s. . x - ' ki sn i 3 N Ms? S ' .Ja ' M ' 1 a i W .X Q f N -H .ww ix X 4. i rg, 51, . .: -gg .: is Qs Q. V .. v . N WS X + x 4. 'H' .ui 3 .. SM EL 5 6 X fy we bo body l 3 ' N if W ' X em . L A ig ,X . ,W wWQ 1971 Whispering Pines Staff Gail Cochran, Editor, Judy Salario, Kathy Crisafi, Artist, Shelia Purnell, Joanne Pangie, Ron Yanky, Dave Bleiler, Frank Epifanio. PHOTOG- RAPHERS: Dan McMahon and Ritch James. TYPING: Mary Jo Giordano, Joanne Zumbo, Elanor Robinson. AD- VISOR: Mr. Martin Schwartz. CONSULTANT: Miss Elaine Foote. i' W' if er O N G SCH Q0 Q? v 'RRc1V QQ' T6, N Nnrnlfst' K W Q l wrrM.Lr - I FIRST ROW - left to right: Walt King, Paul Manzo, Jack Don, Tom Byrne, Leo Waelecke. SECOND ROW - left to right: Ron Yanky, Mike Gould, Charlie Kellog, Tim Travers, Chris Malinowski. THIRD ROW W left to right: Bob Formont, Al Pracito, Ray Lodge, Bob Mulhern, Tom Bullock. FOURTH ROW - left to right: Dave Watson, Gene Destefano, Jim Mahan, Coach Crispin, 100 Baseball Last season's baseball team reached new heights in the sports brief history here at Camden County College. Not only did the team finish a strong second in conference play with a fine 13-4 record, but their 15-6 overall record enabled them to be chosen for the Regional Tournament played in Hagers- town, Maryland. Among those receiving individual honors as All-GSAC players were: Jack Don, Walt King, and Dave Watson. These players along with Chris Malinowski also made All-Region XIX. Q si., g --, , - 4 f 1 fat ' ,. ff' 4 TV, H , , ,, , ,. , u , , at ,w,,g,y,, Wi ' fi Witt ' 'W ' ' 'L V , 1 V ta V , 'fm-., CAMDEN COUNTY COLLEGE 1970 BASEBALL SCHEDULE AND RESULTS Camden Co. Col Opponent Winner 8: Score Camden Co. Col 'Cumberland C,C. Camden 8 to 3 Camden Co. Col 'Morris C.C. Camden 3 to 0 Camden Co. Col 'Morris C.C. Camden 5 to 4 Camden Co. Col 'Mercer C.C. Camden 4 to 2 Camden Co. Col 'Atlantic C.C. Camden 7 to 4 Camden Co, Col 'Gloucester C.C. Camden 9 to 0 Camden Co. Col 'Mercer C.C. Camden 8 to 1 Camden Co. Col 'Bergen C.C. Bergen 3 l0 1 Camden Co. Col 'Bergen C.C. Camden 5 to 2 Camden Co. Col 'Atlantic C.C. Atlantic 8 to 1 Camden Co. Col Brandywine J.C. Brandywine 5 to 4 Camden Co. Col. Brandywine J.C. Camden 2 to 1 Camden Co, Col Taylor Bus. Col. Camden 17 to 0 Camden Co. Col 'Middlesex C.C. Middlesex 2 to 1 Camden Co. Col 'Middlesex C.C. Camden 14 to 7 Camden Co. Col 'Cumberland C.C. Cumberland 6 to 2 Camden Co. Col Hagerstown J .C, Hagerstown 5 to 2 Camden Co. Col 'Ocean C.C. Camden 6 to 2 Camden Co. Col 'Ocean C.C. Camden 2 to 1 Camden Co. Col 'Essex C.C. Camden 2 to 1 Camden Co. Col 'Essex C.C. Camden 4 to 0 TEAM'S OVERALL RECORD 15 - 6 G.S.A.C. TEAM RECORD 13 - 4 - REGION XIX INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT Played at Hagerstown Memorial Stadium, Hagerstown, Maryland 4. 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'f S-ff gy, JQQSH ' V' ' sy .wlxxl ,---' .. J ,WA W , W M lf , A' A If wh QQ hgh . A ., L.. S.1Xmd? ys:,, f ff K A TQLT-in M ' K h 'Q .ff A -Q knew WF ww- 2 mxlmwl ARS Q' 5, R an-. ad ew Jersey State Jr. College Champions FRONT, Left to Right: Lionel Desrasiers, Gary Stephenson, Jay Thallman, Martin Scahill, Ed Manning. STANDING, Left to Right: Glen Crepps, Heinz Wahl, Coach Gene Neavin, Charles Lafferty, James Shumen. 104 Tennis The Cougar Tennis Team posted a 14-O record to win the New Jersey State Cham- pionship. They shut out their first six Q61 opponents and only gave up 7 points all year while scoring 118. They were runner-up in the Eastern Regional Tournament and earn- ed a trip to the National Finals in Ocala, Florida, where they finished in 12th place in the 39 team field. Ed Manning went un- beaten and ran his two year unbeaten streak to 26. Other players that were unbeaten with 14-0 records: Glenn Crepps, Charles Lafferty, and J ay Thalmann. 7 070 Q 6 Q O W 11' 'liiifii 1 wie f'4'v Q Q Q o 9 is 1e5aif?!o'04 rri Q - l llil irrrp Camden Camden Camden Camden Camden Camden Camden Camden Camden Camden Camden Camden Camden Camden SC HE 9 9 9 9 9 8 7 9 8 9 7 8 9 9 119 DULE Cumberland Brandywine Morris Phila. Comm Gloucester Atlantic Wesley Bergen Atlantic Gloucester Middlesex Cumberland Ocean Union -. 1 i ls I 105 , wr 4' 1ST ROW, left to right: D. Bredeck, A, Brockhorn, M. Evans, B. Roberts, J. McLaughlin, G. Yost. ZND ROW, left to right: W. Roole, R. Yanky, R Fedore, R. Anderson, G. Evangelista, R. Cooper, G. Probst. 3RD ROW, left to right: Coach Hurley, T. Mackin, W, Merkh, G. Shote, J. Coyle, D. Smith, S Martorano. 106 Cross Country New Jersey State Jr. College Champions Cross Country 1970 The Camden County College cross country team has had their third fconsecutivej undefeated season. Through the run- ning of many hundreds of miles over roads, hills and sand in every kind of weather, this rugged training has provided an- other highly successful season for the Cougar harriers. Through the able coaching of Mr. Dennis Hurley the run- ners have compiled a remarkable 37-0 record under his leader- ship. To this they have added the Garden State Junior College Championship for the second year and have attributed several Invitational Championships to their successes. The prospect of next year's season looks very bright since the top runners were all freshmen this season. Individually the harriers placed their top seven runners on the All Conference Team. lst team - Barry Roberts, Tom Mackin, Steve Martorano, and Bob Cooper. 2nd team - Wayne Merkh, 3rd team - George Shute and Don Smith. Also, All Region selections were Barry Roberts, Steve Martorano, and Wayne Merkh, ew . ,W .-W. 'Q- Camden County College Cross Country Results 1970 OPP. C.C.C. 44 Atlantic C.C. 17 50 Morris C.C. 15 50 Middlesex C.C. 15 50 Philadelphia C.C. 15 48 Montgomery C.C. 42 Penn State fBerksJ 15 48 Cantonsville C.C. 15 50 Burlington C.C. 15 50 Stevens Trade 15 50 Bergen C.C. 15 50 Essex C.C. 15 48 Bucks C.C. 15 45 Staten Island 15 49 Ocean C.C. 15 41 Luzerne C.C. 21 49 Gloucester C.C. 15 Northeast Christian Invitational lst Team 15 points Places- 1,2,3,4,5,8 Bucks County Invitational lst Team 18 points Places- 1 ,2,3,4,8 Garden State Athletic Conference lst Team 17 points Places- 1,2,3,4,7 N.J.C.A.A. Region XIX 2nd Team 69 points Places-8,l2,14,l7,18 Camden Y.M.C.A. Invitational lst Team 21 points Places-3,4,5,l0,21 -417' 35 4 M xy,-ng, V781 , 4 I ' ,. f 'M 1 A fr W 109 :aww 1- . ,Y i are eree - Q , sy A 5 n ., SEP' ,- :L K X . . 1ST ROW, left to right: Bill Kelly, Roger Ennis, Peter Mercado, Frank Schillig, Dennis Boyle, George Tait, Co-Captain Aldo DiStefano. 2ND ROW: Mgr Joe Novak, Dave Southarcl, Tony Samulis, Larry Maggi, Dave Rauer, Wasfi Omuir, Mr. Barry Wray. 110 Soccer The soccer team got off to a slow start this season, but under the field leadership of co-captains Jon Danch and Aldo Di Stefano the team came back to post a 6-8-1 record against good competition. Several of the opponents were nationally ranked with one finishing third in the National Playoffs. Defensive standouts, along with the co-captains Jon and Aldo, were George Tait, Peter Mercado, Tony Samulis, Larry Maggi, Dennis Boyle, Mauddi Mauddi, Tom Sparks and Bill Kelly. The offensive unit, who averaged over two goals a game, were lead by Carmen Baggiano with 12 goals and one assist, and Dave Rauer, 8 goals and 6 assists. Other forwards were W. John Murray, Jr., Roger Ennis, Dave Southard, Jeff Reader, Jerry Bonawitz and Wasfi Omair. The goal tending duties were shared by Frank Schillig, Dave Southard and Felix Garcia. The average number of saves per game was 12.2 with the opposi- tion averaging four goals a game. Joe Nowak was in charge of athletic training and managerial duties. Coach of the soccer team was Barry Wray. ,W ly. i-..1I.l.'a ' K A 4 LV YK-are -. s . V ti' ' n - S s is - so - - 1 ws-pr, ,,,U,31L , . f r at '.,.s.V5'1.s- -Xxx, v . - 1 S.: r-A-,Reita as ..,. : x ,hz ,mg xg r..ViXg.i,3UI?kJ K ' ' 4 wk 'T-nf s i e - 7' . g mai , X Q K gi in fx E I ,,,. .fu,g3'wg '3:X X .1 .- -., . ,iam S -- .wig F55 cl-'X.'.-g in M fi 9, - wi, A A412 1 S . f . . .-.- are e f ff --we - -Q . 'ff . X as if 4' .dsx sa' 3 -5. if-T353 -rg e' gif .Q . .qggggg-f-',f S i'3i'!fe.if+,-ggr- 5 ei ' 5 1 .. 4 as X- -H N 0. A - ii-N Fi of Q iii- . fs' was Chihat Dincil - Honorable mention on the All American Team. SCHEDULE Opp. CCC 12 Mercer C.C. 0 1 Middlesex C.C. 3 12 Atlantic C.C. 0 3 Burlington C.C. 4 4 Ocean C.C. 3 4 Essex C.C. 0 4 Shelton College 0 6 Catonsville C.C. 2 1 Cumberland C.C. 4 2 Gloucester C.C. 3 2 Bergen C.C. 2 1 Morris C.C. 4 3 Brandywine Jr. 1 2 Philadelphia C.C. 3 3 Glassboro JV's 2 Season Record 6-8-l League Record 5-4-l 112 P-is E -Q L .. .,, . ,Wf ,W Mi. .. .. f - i1,.g-fx-, MM-:fy x' AX-Q1-Arm-Q-wg-mm, if, X. X mag- .df .W W Q .. - - U,-W W N. A f M 1 ' fav-Qswe'pfrfzyff19Gzfwcfzfw- . 9 fy W . N. E 5 1 ' I E mosaeuwilfhww ' K W. ,mwix 1 ' W IST ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: Mgr. Greg Mcllhenny, Dan Charlton, Joe Falton, Brian Madden, Jack Sakos, Ed Richmond, Ga.ry Jones. 2ND ROW: Coach Cliff Crispin, Ed Davis, Joe Issertill, Dave O'Brien, Mike McCracken. E' 114 -'r-'e 5 sg' 2 Basketball This year's Cougar Basketball Team playing one of the toughest schedules in the area finished With a 15-10 overall mark. The Cougar's 14-4 conference slate enabled them to capture third place in the GSAC's Southern Division. The Cougar's were racked by injuries to key play- ers throughout the year perhaps the most serious coming to Region XIX All-Star Joe Issertell and Team Captain Brian Madden. Camden Countyls misfortune didn't end with injuries as the Cougafs dropped five of their games by a total of 10 points, three of these losses coming in conference action. The Cougar's defensive play was again noted by their being named as one of the top three teams defensively in Region XIX and missing the top ten national by only a point. Those honored in addition to Issertell were, Dave O,Brien as a Region XIX All-Star and Brian Madden who was a GSAC All-Star nominee. WF' -f, 5 mmm Ni Q I XX 2'Q' . 3 311 mn-a-an gf 119 WRESTLING-L to R, KNEELING: Felix Garcia, Al Snyderman, Paul Halbe, Bob Murphy, Tom Stokes, Dennis Millar. STANDING: Steve Morris, Joe Martin, Coach Dennis Hurley, Tony Gentile, Gene Barber. The 1970-71 wrestling season was highlighted when the mat men walked away with first place in the Massachusettes Institute of Technology Invitational Tournament. This was a building year for the Cougars with six freshmen in the standing line up. In spite of this the grapplers were able to establish twelve new school records. The team was led by captain Gene Barber who compiled his second undefeated season, making his career record 27-0, eighteen of these were by pins. Tom Stokes at 150 and Gene Barber 167 were picked Hall conferencew, and 6'Geno', was also selected for the all Region 19 team. Wrestling 120 -fmwsses. MW ,-ww ,,gam.,,, V , , .--.wa MW 1 WM, ,MM ,Q-,M Gene Barber, Region XIX 167 lb. Champion and 2nd in the Nation. Q e I .. I Tom Stokes, Region XIV Runner-Up, 150 lbs. 1970-71 Opp. 8 24 18 11 22 13 21 18 21 ll 23 9 16 22 18 CAMDEN COUNTY COLLEGE Wrestling School Lincoln Univ. Bucks Co. College Atlantic Co. College Ocean Co. College Gloucester Co. College Montgomery Co. College Middlesex Co. College Luzerne Co. College Cationsville Co. College Wesley Co. College Morris Co. College Penn State fBerksJ Essex Co. College Keystone Co. College West Chester St. CJ.V.J Record 9-6 Team Captain e Gene Barber Coach Dennis Hurley C.C.C 30 20 23 31 12 28 18 20 19 23 18 28 23 16 22 lst Place Team Trophy M.l.T. Tournament 51 Pts Sth Place Team N.J.C.A.A. Region 19 Tony Gentile, Region XIV 3rd Place, 190 lbs. 123 4 Hockey The Women's Field Hockey Team had an outstanding team this fall. Coached by Miss Barbara Keck, the team set a new school record by ending their season undefeated in the conference. Although the team lost their first three games they bounced back to win the remaining six to show their ability and spirit as do all the other Camden County athletic teams. Opp. C.C.C. 1 Bucks C. C. 0 5 Delaware U. 1 4 Wesley Jr. C . 0 0 Paterson State 1 0 Middlesex C. C. 5 0 Trenton State 1 2 Ocean C. C. 3 0 Bergen C. C. 6 1 Gloucester C. C. 3 Iii! R. Q kx... i S f . T. gs--i..-,QS X 1... O N Q. xx, . Q 0 K Q ww mix ' ..,a , xv 5 ,. i K ' + X ::' if. R WX X Nagin ix i yx .sw X gs Q53 Si , Xi' QM. 1 E N QNX N XY W - f -X. Nw? Glrls Basketball Spirit, drive, enthusiasm, and hard Work are essential factors for a winning season. Camden County Womenls Basketball Team have shown to possess these factors. Through the direction of their coach Miss Barbara Keck, the female athletes of Cam- den County have brought their team to a current record of five-0 with four games remaining. With all the girls working to- gether, led by their captain Joanne Roback, they all hope to end the season as they started out W winning. CAMDEN COUNTY COLLEGE Girl's Basketball 1971 Opp. School C,C C 14 Middlesex Co. College 7 31 Ocean Co. College 58 39 Montgomery Co. College 42 29 Bucks Co. College 41 28 Wesley Jr. College 44 41 Gloucester Co. College 40 36 Harcum Jr. College 46 64 Trenton State College fJ.V.j 34 63 Univ. of Delaware 37 Xify ,..: M , wi? 1ST ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: Dee Fonte, Mary Rauch, Joanne Roback, Sue Neu, Carol Donnelly. 2ND ROW: Mary Ann Simpkins, Kris Foster, Edna Moan, Charlene Stetz, Diane Guida, Miss Barbara Keck, Coach. 127 , socuu. Events W Rx SE EVEN We MUST R 499 ESB? QX 'V ,,.. X . K . MM ,XRS i Qfifx 'xx' . Rx s X, Kfs. - 'N Miss Camden County College MU' Each campus organization has the privi- lege of sponsoring a girl for the Miss Camden County College Pageant. Last year Jeanne Campbell received the title of Miss C.C.C. She represented the Cheerleading Squad. Along with her duties as Miss C.C.C., Jeanne is now the Captain of the Cheerlead- ing Squad. It has been our privilege to have Jeanne represent our college. r,,rl p L is 1,TM,.W,M,wia T fini ii-if ff! ,gm p Wg I WL f-.hw V J ffgbtw ' :Q f - , mm-www-'- fy MP' than-mw'W ' 131 LEFT TO RIGHT: Judy Bello, Barbara Cornwell, Denise DeSumma, Diana Wasiluk, Paula Andrews. Christmas Ball Queen Denise De Summa with date Brian Mc Keever hristmas Ball December 18, 19 0 s. 5 Q 1: 'T Wh-of fQa.:..:w- . X S Kr f 1, Ji N,-'W fo' s so qw X Ji 's 1970 Senior Prom 5 Speakers 1970-1971 On February 19, 1971 in our school audi- torium we had the privilege of having Arch- bishop Fulton Sheen give a lecture. His lec- ture was entitled Life is Worth Livingu. There was such an overwhelming crowd that a closed circuit T.V. was set up in the Gym to accommodate the excess crowd who could not fit into the auditorium. The crowd consisted not only of the students, but also of the members of the community. Among being one of the best speakers here at our college, he has also published several books and has more in preparation. Max Lerner, noted syndicated news- paper columnist and one of America's out- standing political scientists presented a lec- ture at Camden County College on Novem- ber 20, 1970. Dr. Lerner has written exten- sively on law, politics, and social theory. His classic work, i'America As A Civilization is used as a basic text in many universities throughout the world. Max Lerner's topic for the evening was Education and the Image of Man . Concert On Campus Freedom Adom 1' i V,W' E M W ps -, 'Eat ,EXM Ri I gk if C x F 5 W rf' ,ff Mitzi Ross and the Sound Resurrection 137 -1 rx', Q Tw: .: r, 'Q 'ax ,k.a3:e CCC Rock Concert at VAN MORRISON December 16, 1970 ALLMAN BROTHERS Cherry Hill Arena M W .M ,Q 4 ,M an in n ,.r, 'K ,y X 'A' ,W Nei A, Wh , W L W Q uv. I h A ,,, 'A' V 0 5. , , ,',, 26 ' M mg V ,M K H .,,. ,, M, M M M ,,,,,, 7 W ' ' , , f 'Wlaa' . ' W A f gy W A ,lf '- 'V M , K - nf , H V sw, is 4 ' - , J, fQf..? 'L- ' W H' N, ,W 'W' PM H 3' I f, 0 , r iffgr VJ: ' ,wzgg may X l , , M., v,,, W f .wwf , 4 ahh ss ' 7 ' ' G il :M I , E 2 ai 4 ,ff , S 'I ' 'N N SAVOY BROWN On December 16, 1970 the Student Government Associa- tion sponsored a Rock Concert at Cherry Hill Arena. The Concert was a success due to the efforts of Sydney Benstead Qnd from leftj and the Concert Committee. gf .W - as A ,. M' ': 7 -eff ff W4 ,Z,5 r is Toshiko Akiyoshi, a female pianist-jazz player and one of the few Women to win approval in the jazz field, appeared at Camden County College on February 6 in Lincoln Hall Auditorium. Toshiko describes her music as simultaneous self-expression and improvisationf, Of jazz she says, 'gclassical music is an art. It is always contemporaryf, 142 JAZZ SERIES Lionel Hampton and His Orchestra performed at Camden County College on October 16, 1970. He has consistently won awards since 1936, when he Was rated by Down Beat as the g'Most exciting artist of the year. Lionel Hampton has Written dozens of hits from his 6'F1yin' Homev and Hamp's Boogiev to the beautiful Midnight Sunil. r 143 N ..k,. Q M ...X.X 1 N -VQASSSS5 FS? ,, . :QM . ----1.vy..1-gk., i -fe: .Q .-fx 52: . - 7- fzxylsigs-ii. Hz msaizss ..,. .. el X5 Q k A N,.W,?.. A Y , . .. Q X X S K x ga-fi, 1-wi Wm X51-N we . is - f mv ? 7 5 S215 lf y:.?L:15 sf: f 1555? f :iii ' vw., . N. N' S if ,x. Q 9 'H Q3 fx 1 wx fs. ,f uw I H A, ,MMM -S 14 ,yu 1 ' .12 ', Sl , A I si . if 1' I J 1 :i f QS A ' ta mf Q I G fr- ss- Q Q , 1 ix.. M K L 1257 , 1 I, 5, ,, f W ,Z 7 5. ,V , ,W , , A ' ' W? W ,N W - -, ,W Ag, , I - !,,T'2Q 'lf V il W1 ' , , ' f f ,W,,,.,.,g,,WL w W 1: 3 5 A31 KM 'Wu W. f , ' iff' Q :,, H w Maw an-msn ,..l Qwvfmkq ,L.' 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V. r J - 5 5 2eW ' Mary Anderson Bill Aendt Sylvia Allen John Andrews Alsamarai Ausama Carol Behmke George R. Benner -an Judith Berelman Wanda Bielakowski Sam Bocchicchio Karen Bochmer Richard Bock was-P Pb. Robin Bozian Elvira Holmes Bradford f , , ,,,, rf2 wv:f,ms,f,,gf, 3 '-, Wax Richard Bredeck 1971 Seniors Of Camden County College 1971 Seniors Of Camden County College .,, Betty Britis Barbara Buchl WV Janice Brobst Kathy Byrne Lynne Catani Jane Chapman ip. ? Bob Colsher Margie Chew in Jeanne Campbell ,dw Joyce Carter Ji Gail Cochran 1 163 John Connor Elaine Crispi Elaine Crown 154 Tina Delckiva Howard Delles Barbara Detterline Carol De Vault Rich Di Cavallucci Wx Joe Di Girolamo SP: Joyce Duffield Harry F erzettr Pete Donato Leroy Dunn Seymore Feldman 5 Robert Fox Linda Franecki xi? 1971 Seniors 0f Camden County College 1971 Seniors 0f Camden County College John Garris Wayne D. Ge Charles Giamberard Regina Gib Mlchael Goldm Ruth Greene: J. ., , Audrey Haines .-flsssif-if -my . Wesley Hawk Barbara Healey Mary Jane Heffron Ray Hale Ruth HeiI1Ch 167 Ruth Henderson Jackie Hem'y i F ullwood Holmes l 168 Leslie Hottmg Sue Hudson Margaret Howard Jacqueline Hyman Joseph Hynes l Francis Jennings Phyllls Joseph Lovelle Kendall 9'-'E' Stephen Kingan Ken Koehler Steve Kondracki Arlene La Buda Sheba Langston 1971 Seniors Of Camden County College 1971 Seniors Of Camden County College Judy Lazo Stephan Leight Ronald Le James Lowder Dennis Lynch dL Sue Mach Erma Mahoney Christine Malin inu- Lindy Marston in Qui Robert Morton Linda Mayo Ray McAdams Barbara Messina Martha Meyers Joseph Monahan ' , fy.fmpf'1zw Nm,-. y,A- W Andrea Miller Betty Mitchell 172 Arlene Moore L- Marie Moore 6 Diana Mueller Cheryl Muir Mike Nealon Jacqueline Nelson Jeff Nemarow Christine Newell Joseph Nowah 3 Robert Otto fs, C Susan J. Pederson MaryAnne Pepe 1971 Seniors Of Camden County College 1971 Seniors Uf Camden County College Edward Pierzynski Mildred Plummek '- . - . -k,V. Q QA Margaret Puca 4 Patrick Rafferty 532 'M Q53 Patricia Raiczyk Angel Ranieri Joanne Roback Ida Robinson Dennis Rodgers Nancy Sakenas Gertrude Saunders Robert Schretzman 'Ibm Rgwan Debbie Scott Jim Sebastiano Walter Sloan Cleo Skordas Mary Anne Simpkins John Smith Dave Southard Gary Steelman Jacqueline Speller Charlotte Still Isaac S. Smalls Hope Stannert n r X -..-'fi Ronald Swanson Joseph Summers Gary Stout Betty Ann Troisi Bob Swope Gwen Swider Joan Troup 1 77 1971 Seniors Of Camden County College 197 1 Seniors Of Camden County College Bob Verchio Diane Wasiluk Anthony Visgil Charles Weber an-mx Nancy Vogt Susan Westcott Kathy Wilhalm Ethel Wilson Richard Wenstrom David Walcoff Ira Youtia H. Walter Wooden, Jr. ei PQ Marylou Zaveckas Kathy Dolce .xr if Ronald Yanky fl Ava Zwery Jim Herd Dennis Armento Si? David Boos Pat Cohan 8L Art Loder Larry Bounfiglio Thomas B. Davis Carol Fowler Leslie Cohen Vincent DeMatteo 180 Ken Collins Bob Dobbs Joe Chelhowsm Margie Chesnut i Doris Carswell Vic Costantino Barbara Davis W R 1971 r D DY-ss Charles Corson James Falkinburg Dennis Gaughan Carol Lynne Donnelly Seniors of Camden County College l Mary .lo Giordano 1971 Seniors of C Greg Hoffman Joe Keenan County College Gary Lundgren Marge Mascio Bob Morris Charles T. Mc Laughlin Robert Murphy 182 Dan Mc Mahon Francis Joseph Murray Jr T1. in , , il- Weis. Gail Kopp Sandie Kreider Joe Martin Barry Marsh Judy Logan Wasley Miley Jr. Anthony Moffa if H-:sm George Pilitsis Carl Peterson 1 83 Dave Pincus Rich Rollison Dennis Slattery Rich Ross Richard Smyth 1971 Seniors of Camden County College Tom Siegfried .loe Waring Rhoda D. Woods Marti Wilson 4 Clarence R. Verdeel Ruth Osswald Foreign Students n of Camden County College KNEELING: Ausama Alsamarai, Wasfi Omair. STANDING: LEFT TO RIGHT: George Pilitsis, Muaddi M. Muaddi, Bahij Ady, Hanna S. 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Sa gwmrf QQ, W , w X FQ . .3-..,x.,,....,M 4 sf, saga:-,151 L .Ee N JM .3 4. gf Q- 2' M 52,3 ig Q a .Q -. - .. 5 .,1w2'5.F. .v-. ..k., ,R T Hx - Esifciaffigf: - - 1vff2:w-eg --,iz 1.1 f K K gg, Ej if Pg., . , K X KX if 5' w wwf.-L ,. qw f, X,g5,l.5-.5 bfi. .L Q.. ff? L- Q., V , .547 xiii.,-fu - .. SQEQ Q - sf' .5 3 is , 1. 12- :Q :- '2 ' 4' 'Y Q wg: a - - --a g. . . R agen K 7 4345... , ,,h. f if . is 'rfv R. ' E? .gf-5. . -s.-,fi ffemfxe x X R ' ,,f k ' .ifi f 'Q Q. K Lest We Forget The Whispering Pines wishes to dedicate these two pages of the yearbook to the memory of our fellow students of Kent and Jackson Universities who lost their lives in May, 1970. It is our deepest hope that this tragic series of events has left the people of the U.S. a lesson which they will not easily forget. When we make a Peaceful Revolution Impossible,we make a violent Revolution Inevitable John F. Kennedy Don't let anyone tell you non-violence doesn't work. lf your house was burning down and you failed to put it out with buckets of water, donit say the water didn't work. Say you needed more water. Rev, Martin Luther King, Jr, In a Democracy Agreement is not Essential, But Participation is. 187 Dan Mc Mahon We would like to thank our photographers, Dan, Ritch, and Bob, who put in many hours of chasing people to take their pictures on our campus, and also the many hours developing the pictures. Also, we would like to thank you not only for the hundreds of pictures you gave us, but also for the moral support fthrough the little episodes in the officej that we got from you three when we thought deadlines could never be met. Our deadlines were met and we think alot of this recogni- tion should be given to our photographers. We would like to end by expressing our thanks for all your hard work, yet, your pictures are worth more than our saying thanks! Ritch James 'gl ' Bob Rosenberg i ,ff X fi ,V 'Kp Wav fe X 4 'J 12? mf :nf 7 Y 'nf TGQL ? X ,y Q 'S 1 1 Y V xixf X31 1 if K 189 A 4 f 5 Lp, www Some of The Things Mr. Bregman Liked Most H X. Mr. Bregman is described by many people as: Excellent man to work with . . . Always willing to help people . . . Very Ecology minded . . . Great for a teacher . . . He was one of the nicest persons I met . . . Really gave his all to Chemistry . . . tried hard to relate to the kids . . . Always listened to people's problems . . . A great asset to C.C.C .... Had great plans for Chemistry . . . Always wanting to lend someone a hand . . . Well-respected among both faculty and students alike . . . Always said what was on his mind, and let others say what was on theirs . . . The Administration has started a Scholarship fund in Mr. Bregman's name. One of Mr. Bregman's chemistry classes, has donated 32 trees to a park in Israel as a memorial. 191 M Q Fl? fi SYLVIA ALLEN 1005 Washington Avenue Woodbury, N.J. 08096 MARY ANDERSON 1004 N. 15th Street Camden, N.J. 08105 JOHN D. ANDREWS 5241 Honestead Avenue Pennsauken, N.J. 08109 DENNIS ARMENTS I5 Maloney Street Bellmawr, N.J. 08030 BILL ARNDT 1632 Sycamore Street Haddon Heights, N.J. 08035 ALSAMARAI AUSAMA 161 Maloney Street Bellmawr, N.J. 08030 CAROL BEHMKE 3405 Federal Street Camden, N.J. 08105 JUDITH BERELMAN 420 Morse Street Camden, N.J. 08105 WANDA BIELAKOWSKI 2796 Harrison Avenue Camden, N.J. 08103 SAM BOCCHICCHIO 11 E. Buckingham Avenue Mt. Ephraim, N.J. 08059 RICHARD BOCK 76 Vine Street Camden, N.J. 08102 DAVID BOOS 215 North Black Horse Pike Runnemede, N.J. 08078 LARRY BOUNFIGLIO 7 Wexford Road Gibbsboro, N.J. ROBIN BOZIAN 120 Elmhurst Avenue Haddonfield, N.J. 08034 ELVIRA HOLMES BRADFORD R-l Box 269 Berlin, N.J. 08009 RICHARD BREDECK 3 Lee Avenue Haddonfield, N.J. 08033 GEORGE R. BRENNER 363 Maple Avenue Gloucester City, N.J. 08030 J ANICE BROBST 130 Atco Avenue Atco, N.J. 08004 ANNE BROWN 19 Union Avenue Bellmawr, N.J. 08030 DORIS BROWN 527 Line Street Camden, N.J. 08103 JUANITA BROWN 2124 South 7th Street Camden, N.J. 08104 BARBARA BUCHLER 608 Alexander Avenue Maple Shade, N.J. 08052 KATHY BYRNE 108 South Maple Avenue Maple Shade, N.J. 08052 DORIS CARSWELL 32 Washington Avenue West Collingswood, N.J. 08059 LYNNE CATANI 7362 Budderow Avenue Pennsauken, N.J. 08109 J EANNE CAMPBELL 226 Washington Terrace Audubon, N.J. 08106 JOYCE CARTER 2115 South 7th Street Camden, N.J. 08104 JANE CHAPMAN 542 B. Toms Avenue Pennsauken, N.J. 08109 JOSEPH CHELHOWSKI 1324 Sheridan Street Camden, N.J. 08104 MARGIE CHESTNUT 115 West Evesham Road Magnolia, N.J. MAJORIE CHEW 4 West Third Avenue Mantua, N.J. 08051 GAIL COCHRAN 391 West Clements Bridge Road Runnemede, N.J. 08078 PAT COHAN 292 Meyner Drive Bellmawr, N.J. 08030 LES COHEN 6821 Lee Avenue Pennsauken, N.J. 08105 KENNETH COLLINS 8 Hayes Avenue Chesilhurst, N.J. 08089 BOB COLSHER 43 Birch Avenue Maple Shade, N.J. 08052 JOHN CONNOR 602 Harrison Avenue Magnolia, N.J. 08049 CHARLES CORSON 153 Russell Avenue Barrington, N.J. 08007 VIC COSTANTINO 22 South Cedar Avenue Berlin, N.J. 08009 ELAINE CROWN 37 Wilson Avenue Bellmawr, N.J. 08030 BARBARA DAVIS 1157 Madison Avenue Bellmawr, N.J. 08030 THOMAS DAVIS 1101 Logan Avenue Bellmawr, N.J. 08030 TINA DELCKIVA 128 Grant Avenue Mt. Ephraim, N.J. 08059 HOWARD DELLES 214 Berger Street Brooklawn, N.J. 08030 VINCENT DeMA'I'1'EO 95 New Freedom Road Clementon, N.J. BARBARA DETTERLINE 429 First Avenue Bellmawr, N.J. 08030 CAROL DeVAULT 108 Terrace Avenue Camden, N.J. 08105 RICH DICAVALLUCCI 215 Shadylane Avenue Blackwood, N.J. 08012 JOE DiGIROLAMO 1014 Prospect Lane Somerdale, N.J. 08083 ROBERT DOBBS 33 West 7th Avenue Runnemede, N.J. 08078 PETE DONATO 7840 N. Congress Road Camden, N.J. 08104 CAROL DONNELLY 54 East Cuthbert Blvd. Westmont, N.J. JOYCE DUFFIELD RD 4 Box 492 Sewell, N.J. 08080 LEROY DUNN Dever 12 Country Place Turnersville, N.J. 08102 JIM FALKINBURG 963 North 35th Street Camden, N.J. 08102 SEYMORE FELDMAN 121 North Black Horse Pike Runnemede, N.J. 08078 HARRY FERZETTI 175 South Broad Street Penns Grove, N.J. 08069 CAROL FOWLER 114 Yale Avenue Stratford, N.J. ROBERT FOX 630 Alexander Avenue Maple Shade, N.J. 08059 LINDA FRANECKI 810 Green Avenue Mt. Ephraim, N.J. 08059 JOHN GARRIS 6 Elm Place Bellmawr, N.J. 08030 DENNIS GAUGHAN 214 Laurel Avenue Woodlynne, N.J. 08107 WAYNE D. GESS 112 West Maple Avenue Lindenwold, N.J. 08021 CHARLES GIAMBERADINO 137 Atco Avenue Atco, N.J. 08004 REGINA GIBSON 524 J essamine Avenue West Collingswood, N.J. 08107 MARY JO GIORDANO 50 Beloit Avenue Audubon, N.J. 08106 MICHAEL GOLDMAN 1017 Belmont Avenue Collingswood, N.J. 08108 RUTH K. GREENER 801 Delaware Avenue Mt. Ephraim, N.J. 08059 THELMA GREER 72 East Oak Avenue Lawnside, N.J. 08045 JAMES E. HAAS 96 North Almonesson Avenue Deptford, N.J. 08096 AUDREY HAINES 960 Sicklerville Avenue Sicklerville, N.J. 08081 RAYMOND HALE 1307 Kesevick Avenue Haddon Heights, N.J. 08035 JEROME HANCE 826 Haddon Avenue Glendora, N.J. 08029 WESLEY HAWK 120-13th Avenue Glendora, N.J. 08029 BARBARA HEALEY 123 Garfield Avenue Clementon, N.J. 08021 MARY JANE HEFFRON 299 E. Kings Hwy. Audubon, N.J. 08106 RUTH HENDERSON 639 Ferry Avenue Camden, N.J. 08105 JACKIE HENRY 259 Bewley Road I-Iaddontield, N.J. 08033 GREG HOFFMAN 412 Sheffield Road Cherry Hill, N.J. 08034 JOAN FULLWOOD HOLMES Box 270 B. Road Berlin, N.J. 08009 LESLIE HOTTINGER 2627 Union Avenue Pennsauken, N.J. 08109 MARGARET HOWARD 1025 Spruce Street Camden, N.J. 08103 SUZANNE HUDSON 48 Marshall Line Willingboro, N.J. 08046 JACQUELINE HYMAN 206 South 20th Street Camden, N.J. 08105 JOSEPH HYNES Box 44 RD 1 Blackwood, N.J. 08012 FRANCIS C. JENNINGS Turnersville Road Sicklerville, N.J. 08091 PHYLLIS JOSEPH 28 Imperial Drive Cherry Hill, N.J. 08034 JOSEPH KEENAN 24 Palmetta Avenue Clementon, N.J. 08021 LOVELLE KENDALL 2046 Westminister Avenue Camden, N.J. 08105 STEPHEN W. KINGAN C 7 Laurel Ran. Apt. Bordentown, N.J. 08505 KEN KOEHLER 309 Plymouth Place Merchantville, N.J. 08109 STEVE KONDRACKI 948 Howe Street Camden, N.J. 08104 GAIL KOPP 214 West Maple Avenue Lindenwald, N.J. 08021 SANDIE KRIEDER 640 South Edge Park Drive Haddonfield, N.J. 08033 ARLENE LA BUDA 607 Coldspring Avenue Oaklyn, N.J. 08107 SHEBA LANGSTON 2272 South 7th Street Camden, N.J. 08105 JUDY LAZO 8 Mountwell Avenue Haddonfield, N.J. 08033 STEPHEN LEIGHTON 10 Montgomery Apts. Turnersville, N.J. 08012 ART LODER 122 Jackson Avenue Magnolia, N.J. 08049 JUDY LOGAN F 516 Spruoe Manor Apts. Bellmawr, N.J. 08030 JAMES LOWDEN 1601 W, High Street Haddon Heights, N.J. 08035 GARY S. LUNDGREW 408 E. Cottage Avenue Haddonfield, N.J. 08033 HOWARD LYNCH 338 Hudson Street Glouster City, N.J. SUE MACHARNUK 220 5th Avenue Glendora, N.J. 08029 ERMA MAHONEY 552 Maple Avenue Audubon, N.J. 08106 CHRISTINE MALIN 134 Cooper Avenue Woodlynne, N.J. 08107 BARRY MARSH 2742 Pierce Avenue Camden, N.J. 08104 LINDY MARSTON 35 Woodland Avenue Runnemede, N.J. 08078 JOSEPH MARTIN 336 Haverford Avenue Wenonah, N.J. 08090 ROBERT MARTON 924 Linwood Avenue Collingswood, N.J. 08108 MARGIE MASCIO 41 Stephen Drive Glendora, N.J. 08029 LINDA MAYO 563 W. Merchant Street Audubon, N.J. 08106 RAY MCADAMS 619-A White Horse Pike Audubon, N.J. 08106 CHARLES T. McLAUGHL1N 198 Church Road Merchantville, N.J. BARBARA MESSINA 623 Kenilworth Avenue Cherry Hill, N.J. 08034 MARTHA MEYERS 1017 Van Hook Street Camden, N.J. 08104 WASLEY MILEY JR. 56 Dogwood Avenue Gloucester, N.J. 08030 ANDREA MILLER 4 Duval Court Blackwood, N.J. 08012 BETTY MITCHELL 2921 Thompson Street Camden, N.J. 08105 ANTHONY MOFFA 24 East Lake Avenue Blackwood, N.J. 08012 JOSEPH MONAHAN 1627 Sycamore Street Haddon Heights, N.J. 08035 ARLENE MOORE 368 Walnut Avenue Gloucester, N.J. 08030 MARIE MOORE 221 Vine Street Camden, N.J. 08102 ROBERT MORRIS 563 Fairview Street Riverside, N.J. DIANA MUELLEN 4 Thomhill Road Cherry Hill, N.J. 08034 CHERYL MUIR 20 Goldy Drive Gloucester, N.J. 08030 ROBERT MURPHY 212 Crown Point Road Westville, N.J. 08093 FRANCIS JOSEPH MURRAY 250 Apt. D. Garfield Avenue Collingswood, N.J. 08108 MIKE NEALON 328 Mercer Street Gloucester, N.J. 08030 JACQUELINE NELSON 1622 Berlin Road Cherry Hill, N.J. 08034 JEFF NEMAROW 923 Cooper River Plaza Pennsauken, N.J. 08110 CHRISTINE NEWELL M 270 Mansion Avenue Audubon, N.J. 08106 JOSEPH NOWAK 1173 Lansdown Avenue Camden, N.J. 08104 RUTH OSSWALD 1705 40th Street Pennsauken, N.J. 08110 ROBERT OTTO 303 Union Avenue Stratford, N.J. 08084 SUSAN J. PEDERSON 350 White Horse Pike Clementon, N.J. MARYANNE PEPE 337 Friesrnill Road Sewell, N.J. 08030 CARL PETERSON Box 123 Paulsboro, N.J. EDWARD PIERZYNSKI 44 Washington Avenue W. Collingswood, N.J. 08059 GEORGE PILITISIS 2772 Federal Street Camden, N.J. 08105 DAVE PINCUS Hamilton Court Apts. J 12 Somerdale, N.J. 08083 MILDRED PLUMMER 718 Bailey Street Camden, N.J. 08102 MARGARET PUCA 906 Sunset Drive Somerdale, N.J. 08083 PATRICK RAFFERTY 886 Powell Street Gloucester, N.J. 08030 PATRICIA RAICZYK 1421 Collings Road Camden, N.J. 08104 ANGEL RANIER1 544 Williams Avenue Runnemede, N.J. 08078 JOANNE ROBACK 319 W. Kings Highway Audubon, N.J. 08106 IDA ROBINSON 216 Byron Street Camden, N.J. 08102 DENNIS RODGERS 934 Hudson Street Gloucester, N.J. 08030 RICHARD ROLLISON J R. 57 Haddon Avenue Gibbsboro, N.J. 08026 RICHARD ROSS 105 W. lst Avenue Runnemede, N.J. 08078 TOM ROWAN 518 Market Street Gloucester, N.J. 08030 NANCY SAKENAS 109 Catherine Avenue Bellmawr, N.J. 08030 GERTRUDE SAUNDERS 917 B Park View Apts. Collingswood, N.J. 08108 ROBERT SCHRETZMAN 19 S. Highland Avenue Runnemede, N.J. 08078 DEBBIE SCOTT 6 Bradford Place Blackwood, N.J. 08102 JIM SEBASTIANO 137 Harding Avenue Mt. Ephraim, N.J. 08059 TOM SIEGFRIED 232 Maine Avenue Erlton, NJ. 08034 MARY ANNE SIMPKINS 115 N. Black Horse Pike Mt. Ephraim, N.J. 08059 CLEO SKORDAS 3704 Remington Avenue Pennsauken, N.J. 08110 DENNIS SLATTERY 359 N. 32nd Street Camden, N.J. WALTER SLOAN 251 A. Florence Road Berlin, N.J. 08009 ISAAC S. SMALLS 145 Cooper Avenue Woodlynne, N.J. 08107 JOHN SMITH 318 Avondale Avenue Haddonfield, N.J. 08033 JOHN SMITH 704 W. Somerdale Road Somerdale, N.J. 08083 RICH SMYTH 19 Yale Avenue Somerdale, N.J. 08083 DAVE SOUTHARD 323 Franklin Road Glassboro, N.J. 08107 JACQUELINE SPELLER 2139 Kossuth Street Camden, N.J. 08104 HOPE STANNERT 520 Lincoln Avenue Collingswood, N.J. 08108 GARY STEELMAN 115 Eutaw Avenue Camden, N.J. 08105 CHARLOTTE STILL 3091 Pleasant Street Camden, N.J. 08105 JOSEPH SUMMERS 832 South 3rd Camden, N.J. 08103 GARY STOUT 336 Greenwood Avenue Gloucester, N.J. 08030 RONALD SWANSON 439 Mansion Avenue Audubon, N.J. 08106 GWEN SWIDER New Brooklyn Road Williamstown, N.J. 08094 BOB SWOPE 235 S. 4th Street Camden, N.J. 08105 BETTY ANNE TROIS1 300 Colonial Road Bellmawr, N.J. 08030 JOAN TROUP 1439 Phillip Avenue Camden, N.J. 08104 BOB VERCHIO 1448 Hollinshed Avenue Pennsauken, N.J. 08110 CLARENCE VERDEEL 1480 Kenwood Avenue Camden, N.J. 08103 ANTHONY VISGIL 903 Maple Avenue Collingswood, N.J. 08108 NANCY VOGT 1289 Sayrs Avenue Camden, NJ. 08104 JOE WARING 402 West Charles Street Palmyra, N.J. 08065 DIANA WASILUK 278 Creek Road Bellmawr, N.J. 08030 CHARLENE WEBER 1633 49th Street Pennsauken, N.J. 08110 RICHARD WENSTROM 4202 Witherspoon Pennsauken, N.J. 08110 SUSAN WESTCOTI' 220 West Linden Avenue Lindenwold, N.J. 08108 KATHY WILHELM 24 Glenview Avenue Bellmawr, N.J. 08030 ETHEL WILSON 747 Everett Street Camden, N.J. 08107 MARTI WILSON 207 Tampa Avenue Cherry Hill, N.J. 08034 DAVID WOLCOFF 1018 D. Parkview Apts. Collingswood, N.J. 08108 H. WALTER WOODEN, JR 156 E. Browning Road Bellmawr, N.J. 08030 RHODA WOODS Lindenwold Manor Apt. 2 Lindenwold, N.J. 08021 RONALD YANKY E 6 Jamestown Square Blackwood, N.J. 08012 IRA YOUTIE 68 Birchall Drive Haddonfield, N.J. 08033 MARYLOU ZAVECKAS 506 Cumberland Street Gloucester, N.J. 08030 AVA ZWERG 6868 Lee Avenue Pennsauken, N.J. 08105 Is that all there is? F : ? J i i I1 :Y 1 4 2 i 5 5 5 1 a 5 E 3 , '1 E L 5 3 E Q 5 5 2 5 3 Q 1 5 5 E Q E 5, 5 2 E 5 F i 5 E 1 ,, .- . ,1...n-....,.,..-....-.-. . Ym.Kw..., ....,...........,,..... .........-.R ..,.....A,.m.............-.. -.-..-.a.,,....., ...,.,.,.,.. ....-...... .......-...b ,- W., ...-- .. L., 'e