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Wolozen Edmund Woods Todd Yorlano 9, 'jf 3 ' .7 . .V ff: M -,ff .,.. 1- w 2 . lifes w ' .. Lisa Zacchei ' at Zebrowski Karen Zelaney vr. -lyk ,- f n n N ga, . ay ...N- NOT PICTURED Kathy Bates Cynthia Coley Sindy Farkas Roger lanezic Karen Lauer Dorothy lingo ludith Marino Michael McDonough David Miller Michelle Nemitz Anthony Trotter h 4 .,,,, M ll? tl lv fill iw fire-fsggif25?we15 gi: ' ' r 1 . swf ,lm ws' get tr ff .. 1 .QLQI xii tw V W t' 3 .at Fbeggllwtbrl f :xv tees' rl. W, tr t t, etlrt..lft,:r,la2lll, ' 1,: . k :- 806 EGSQWOOG AVS- llDaflDY 114 Kathleen Ave. . . . . est' Iik- - . . . . Llkes: Frlendly people, leavlng DHS, being flowers, diamonds Ltkg-53 Pat-Ugg, Dtghkesi School' MMM - 5 Bill, french pastries, Styx and Stones. Max, Mondays, mer of 1980. Future Plans: College. Getting up at 6 am., to work. Algebra, Sandilsldog got me try, fighting with Karen, putting gas Actlvltles: Baseball M kB h . - 1 lil '11' , ,Ef'f2ffl - - snobs, being moody. MMMX Summer of 580, cheerleader, Medt' Dag B .3 nb 451 6399 2fl.179.Future Plans: 2yr. College for Medi Secretary. Favorite ll ee Om t' CliossC,ountry,.Medical Explorers, Color Being rich, successgg. - , r, ,,-.. 1 . ,i'f-:-- , , t ,--, .- lr tg: ,-.,, lll, .rr I ,- -, , r 1 Yearbook Sf3ffj. F,3VOI'llZE Class: 10th grade M .. jackle Boles tory,Mr. Roland and Communications ill, ,1,, 79-5 Mmside Manor lohnson. ln Ten Years: Working and be l tlss 1 DOUe'eSB0Wlfer 4614229 ,, ,,,,tt ,,,,. stt .,, ,,l . 1. .,,, ,T '111 lifr st.it r s : i'i' A , ssss tstt sftt , ir 1, ,s F 7 to tsss 1 tssrf 7 7 slll ---HV- :,1 'L ll ie- , , tissl, ttll llts ,,,,. T A ' ' . 40 b v' D . -,.' tl M ' , ben .. E- Soul 'ew ,. - ame. , I Mlllsa Buck 461-7505 lkes. Collecting lewells, Disco lldfell- Dlsllkeff Summer Friends Dislikes' comput- U40 Tenbytowne Apts' . ' ' . ' ' . Likes: Being with friends, Vito, buying n gettmg up early' Saymg good-b gelllflg my clothes. Dislikes' Waking u for school be errees.MMM: November 10, 1979, heleree Stood up MMM - The ,,l2,Ve-,,, MO at to London Mth Chuckie's group. Track, ' ' , . V' 5 V . ., . . . Vito. Future Plans. Work and marriage. Ac College. Actlvltles: Field Hockey FHVOVIIG r . - . , , , , ties. FHA, Hero. Favorite Class: Child Learr Track Athletic Trainer Video and 9-HFS! Maffled, - . Band ' AFS Interact 'Cultural :Cl :,,, i':, Lab. ln Ten Years: Be married and have chlldrl Explorers, Honor Society, .,y: Mike Buckner 461-4975 Favorlte Cla55: Pl1YSlCS - Tenbytgwne A ts ren Years: In ten years,lwilll1ie g ,, ll 7 married and teaching. l will be . kt Ch. house On 8 farm Wlll1l0lS Of l10fSeSr . VC eyesbh. 'CE30 Darren Burton 461-7082 f ::::' , , ':::: ,ttt L . - r V .t ,, 'O 'S 57F Mlllslde Manor Burt ., Eagles' Future UkS'S2 SP0fl5, Sleeping, food, music and Nt Wllllam Allen 46141577 school have some ee-dee 450 ste Dislikes' Homework loud p e',:l ::::r, - jf , e A . ' : , . - t , 700 Baylorsl' .lle 9la5?1t.fllCCOunl'ng' ln len Plef liver Rods and - Comm third in the Group ll See ! Meetaml gotta ,ttr 7 1 the State meet 1980. Fug: Karen Anderson V 461-8319 H g, ,,t,, V' Plans: Colleges. Track, Basketf 833 Waleffoffl Dflve- KA llliarsitfltrlbennett lrlii 4616995 F00tball, Favotitert ssbrttand SisOut l'Andi . ',,: f ' tl 'XB k Q' I ,r,: , -- ,,,' , ' , --lr f' VEC ll' 'r': itkeez Basketball, Parties, Softball, :::::: Wfffilleff, being with friends, pizza, Tl1e0d0f?Q 34ll shore, water, skiing. Dislikes: Vsre showing and bay day. Dislikes: Mondays, two, North 71 we disco' fights' Mondays' losing' ' lileopler MMM d October taa fl, :,.,:r.: rt,, ' ' ' ' :ee rarl i--t s 1 . - e, ra t.e ll, dom Dlvmgn ind Kathi! S OCl?lle' 3' .llllllle Plans: 1 Future Pans. Co ege, bas etba . ,V Mg Activities? Pom P m CMI In 76-77, Modest ggg,, :gg ketball' Sqftball' lenms' Student r in.8Q's fashioli show. Favorite Class: lunlorbln Glas? Sul S gym Classes' ll' left , l Witt prebeblvee fr tml. Plfltlllg ltaskelllalle leli lnttkluiet lele rtile , h ' A 461 5775 1 7 1 ,eee l.rlll. C ns Anmnlls Rd .t l'l Q '91 PM Va QV 1 - :st 7 elriis Llkes1 Football, water-skiing, beer. Dlsltkes: . 1 , -A V :.:.r e 1 i,.. t'rr: 1 , I . .F b, H ll, Susan. Dislikes: 1 ,V .lke Disco. Future Plans. College. Actlvltles, oot a, , w e Future Plans C H . ,.,, ,V . .... .g.-,,g . . . - r - tr - . er:-ee r r I : s ' ii '. tennis. Favorite Class: 8th period. lljgTen mme Clasgb-,425 rrl. . . . K r :: rrrr : - tr t r ' z -- .r'r . ,, ':e- gi -- Starting QB for a professional football k. . err A earning 5,500,000 a year. 7 lll8 lll ll? 4 ggg::,. 7 Ocean City, Music, Phillies, D- ., :,:: , ::.:. r 1 lteef Homework, Mondays. winter. MMM 5 'ii' ':':' liii ' ...: . rl t.r, 'r,, 1 ----- :-- . at reerr. . 7 1 rreee A f 'rti ii. A 'i'i'i l l'ii l,,: 7 '..l'l F A 52 T -'..'7 '. r , - 1 : e llll lee A , ,., t ,... e.aa.:aettws:etteeerea-.street aa. le azfibailhattaabtfttta wage,rtlt.abettQaak1sttssQ1tt:lelblsve:t., t l ....,. '19 .t , - isin's wedding. Future Plans: College. Activi- : Freshman Basketball, softball, Varsity Tennis softball. Favorite Class: Gym. In Ten Years: l i't know. lChervenka Q 461-7264 'VVl1ll9FT18I'Sli Way 'aine Christie 461-5890 1 Fenwick Ct. l'Lorri -sz Delran Emergency Squad, horseback rid- Classical music, Rennaisance, Dislikes: Liver, s. MMM - Friendly's ice cream store, Wed- day nights. Future Plans: College, Nursing eer. Activities: Medical Explorers, student etic trainer':..ff3Vorite Class: Advanced Biol- Ten 'isi 'or'doc- slioffice, actively4involveiit7in .the Emergency ad and probably married. 155 Stiiaane rsfi 2 ittt i Chung Parry Rd. s: Yes, Bach, Keyboards, gold, blondes, bru- ties, redheads, nice eyes, legs. Dislikes: Eng- teachers, people who try to be logical. iM - cross country trip, summer 1978. ire Plans: To prove that the world isn't flat. ivities: Vegetating in study hall. Girl watching. orite Class: Drafting. ln Ten Years: Legally ming people off, like everyone else is doing. .e Cicali 461-1267 sz Good music, guitars, soccer, nature, life, ying. Dislikes: Disco, snotty people. Future is: College. Activities: Soccer. Favorite Class: period auto shop 1979-1980 with Lucy. ln 1 Patricia Ave. ihYears: g.. 28. gesa Cohan 461-2196 : ,ftitgers Drive. l'Terri g , es: Fridays, with friends, shore,lp'aift-ies. likes: Mondaywmornings, rain, good-byes. 4M - September 28, 1980 and May 2, 1981. are Plans: Work. Activities: National Honor iiety, Football,.,Basketball,...af1d soccer statisti- i, Track 'tirtieh f,: jColorguart2i,i5,..FavoriteQiilassx Jking. ln Ten A., Years: Marriedwith a childfon way. 'R l ureen Coleman 461-70,21 g Millside Matitilf Apts. ' 5, es: Music, tennis, partying. Dislikes: New ive. Future Plans: College. Favorite Class: lc PoetryfComedy, A,P. Biology. ln Ten yrs. Doctor, . ggyg , gg.. gl g ,V li l. lie Collins 461-2183 :ek Road. 'lLes gs: Skating, cooking, children: I like alrijiost anything. Dislikes: Classical music, stuck up peo- in crimiifiolOgy, airline stewardess. Activities: ple, ignorant people and lima beans. MMM - ,',- 5 6 Colorguaigtgigbowling, newspaper, Cultural Club. im- year. me Plans: for S-fiof-f Interact Club. Favorite Class: be married, in Flo-' and Dance Class with Mrs. Yearsjf rida making lots of money and Working as a socialifvorker have having 'A V. g afamny' f 3 .,:i ray..-.iz-,, fi V fi fi .1-..6,etss6..:.i it-.M f . ., 6.16-ii..-.iir , Scott Comew itiiitii iit Hound 251 Southview inf. spongi-ffgjssg f 4 A l .,-- .g,,5 parties, sleep. Dislikes: Green .. 'A tttt ....r,,-. diSC0. homew rk. MMM William Craythorn College. pool- 5 Stewart AVQ- -tiii iiii' tiil 'ball Class: 10th gradeilfiealth with . Mr. Ten Years: Eating coconut cus- Lauri Damon 461-7694 p hard Canoe paddle - Shculd I 202 T f1bY Chase Dr. ..s. OW Likes-LRB' racing me cheveiifskiiirsic. dislikes? ii-t::ii : itir Tests, ga Fries, lack of money. MMM -if Denise Meeting! Future Plans: College, modeling. 20 Rutgers-D,-lve, little DeNap 'V. Activities: Softball, 1121503 Favorge Class: D.E. li. Likes: Fogtball and bagketball gamgg, Proms, lft Ten Yeafsi Maffle Ein m0V9 WHY- . and lli :j,.-MMM - The Prom. Plans: 4 l-ldtftcl bo! Secretariiiwchool, working at Jeff Dare 461-2923 RD 2 Cooper Ave., Moorestown, NJ. l Eric Dasher 764-0745 iii,': 38-H Millside Manor 166 Davenport 461-6623 4 13 Alden Ave. Zeppi iii Likes: Hunting, Big cars. Dislikes: School. MMM - When l was selected to go to Trooper Youth Week. Future Plans: To become a State Trooper. Favorite Class: Woodshop with len-6, sen, 7th Period. In Ten Years: State Police work? Bill Deal 461-4491 504 Moravian Ave. 'tDeals Likes: Soccer, parties. Dislikes: Rahs. MMM -, 5th period Auto Shop, lunior year. Future Plans: Trade school. Activities: Soccer. ln Ten Years: Making lots of money. Stevei eluca 461-3919 lii 1 Montclair Dr. 'lDuke Likes: Pizza, Tonkatoys, snow, The Doors, L.F.E.P. Dislikes: Rain, deaths, mud, snotty women, mean teachers, cold. MMM - Getting sick.'Fu,ture Plans: Work. Activities: Frosh foot- ball and sophomore year football. Favorite Class: Auto shop with Mr. Lussenhop. ln Ten Years: Working and having kids. 4 Lisa DeMers 461-657 2 . 96 Haines Mill Rd. 'lLis l'Boss Likes: Rollerskating, Florida, roses, sunsets, con- certs, partying, pizza, soap operas, astrology, Wildwood, traveling, Cowboys,-holidays. Dis- likes: New lersey, Geometry, getting up early, goodbyes, making decisions, hassles, home- work, nosey people. MMM - Easter vacation in Florida, 1980. Future Plans: College to major Frosh Field hockey, COE. Favorite Class: Gym lDancel. ln Ten Years: Married with chil- dren, working as a secretary. walter DeWitt 461-6454 6 Forge Road. Monica 20 Ridgewood Ave. Mon Likes: Spring, music, parties, Friday. Dislikes: Confinement, false people, Mondays. MMM - Graduating, cutting school with Laurie G,, and the muddy creeklin, a dress. Favorite Class: Typingl, Fresh- man Years: Having Fun. 461-3586 Paul o6tigi1iSQriy 461-7640 382 Dr. Doc . Likes: -Skynyrd, Hatchet, Mustangsg Stompin' Axe Murders. Dislikes: Geeks, Any form of low- life, losers, AM radio. Future Plans: College, heading west. Diana Duckworth tll- 461-4369 31 Pancoast Blvd. Di 'lDuckie Likes: Bill! Parties, friends, pizza with sausage, Fri- days, Saturdays, vacations. Dislikes::Rahs, lima beans, pep rallies, jocks.,MMM -,meeting Bill. Future Plans: Activities: DECA. Favorite Class? 7579 lunch,l1st semester. ln Ten Years: Married and a family. Pat butcher 46'i43Q gf . ,Q 24 Navy Drive 9' 'R Likes: Friends, having algood time, parties, Dis- likes: Homework, Monday morning and fight- ing. Future Plans: Being happy doing whatever. .. 53 I .... 4.- . iii Vi 7572.13 'i1: -iF.s.iL5Wi1f77f- . . -- L Activities: Field Hockey. Favorite Class: Study -Hall, Luniih, iii itii 3 it 1 Lorie Entwistle 461-2661 22 River Drive 'iSqeegie tor . Likes: Walt, snow, rain, The Who, cool breeze, Homecoming Bruce Springsteen, sleeping, t.v., true friends, playing rummy and quarters, money, long drives with Walt, Scott and Denise, kids. Dislikes: Storms and floods, History, read- ing, getting up at 6:00 a.m., being broke, clean- ing, rushing to work. MMM - 4th of july, Prom, with Scott and BillygFisler 461-4004 g 828-Drexel St. Dan Fitzgerald 461-4652 601 Greenwood Ave. Mark Fletcher 461-4670 38 Pancoast Blvd. Fletch Likes: Half days, snow days. Dislikes: Exams. MMM - Freshman Year, Future Plans: College. Favorite Class: Gym. and going to .Denlseggafter 29th at work. 'Future possibly college.: Activities DECA, Cheer- Krisfliratantoro 133 Red Stone Likes: Bruce Springsteen, Frat Pacino, Sylvester popcorn, Getting up in The crazy night and Mike. Future Athletic statisti- Willie Your guess is as good drive lohn, with Guy, Likes: Bo Diddley, The Blue, C likes: Bruce 6 MMM - lohn Lee Plans: Talking business with Chess Favorite Class: Lunch. ln Ten Years: Living Field Hockey r. year l Years: Rolling in Ron Faust 764-1792 265 Tenby Chase Dr. Likes: Water Skiing, parties, the shore. Dislikes: Disco music, Mondays. Future Plans: Technical School. Favorite Class: Ms. Brennan's Geometry Class, 10th grade. ln Ten Years: Making a lot of money. ' leff Finer 461-7339 839 Waterford Dr. Likes: Beer, football, rock. Dislikes: Disco. Future Plans: College. Activities: Track. Favorite Class: 8th Ten Years: Dentist. 54 Ed Gettis 461-8064 319 luniata Ave Likesa sports, keg parties, friendly people. Dis- likes: Homework, working on weekends, unfriendly people. MMM - My first day at work. Future Plans: college. Activities: Football, baseball and sleeping. Favorite Class: 9th Period, Advanced Partying. In Ten Years: Working. Greg Getz 461-5739 22 Lehigh Dr. William Giardinelli 'g,-,. M -43 subuf an-Blvd 1 A Likes: Beer, Rock and roll, football, baseball, li likes: Disco, Future Plans: College. Activjt Baseball, Football. Favorite Class: Gym. Debra Gilbert 461-6482 r 43 South Bridgeboro St. Debbie Likes: Concerts, parties. Dislikes: School. MIN - The day I graduate. Future Plans: Marria working. Activities: None. Favorite Class: C op. In Ten Years: Working and settling do and get married. Andrew Gizara 461-6829 37 Rutgers Dr. Alligator Mushrooms Likes: Bach to Black Sabbath, my b' scratched.--Dislikes:TfEXtremists, bleeding hel liberals. MMM - The Crucible. Future Pla Electrical Engineering, Music. Activities: Footb wrestling, school play, jazz band, H. R. Rep sentative. liavorite Health,,,,jOth Grade. Ten Yearsffifrwilli be the 'strfongest eff. toward ascertaining my life long goals. t Beffv 0085... 764:03-Mft -si 1 ssr. r i.. mwi . ,,, .OFM y ..p. y Likes: A 2 , The shore, concerts, Mooiatii SDR. Dislikes: Mondays, waking up, beingslg MMM, summer of '79,5i Future College-jiijttsic. Activities: Honoriflfsbciety, Colorguard, Training. Favorite Clf iii 79-80, Communications lll. ln Ten Yea working in the music field somewhere. Golsdstein 461-1998 A 38 Princeton Dr. Stein Sports at those Monday an o results, disco, are to get L and the then In Tn 46 1-5074 Germano Grilo r 764-1048 207 Bridgeboro St. 'i lose Likes: sports, soccer. Future Plans: Find a bett job, getting married. Activities: ClE prograr Favorite Class: English. ln Ten Years: l will vis Portugal. Ed Hamlet 461-8415 Sycamore St., Moorestown Nl. Eddie Hamlet Likes: Summertime at the beach, friendly pe ple, big parties with friends, surprises. Dislikt-J liisesz Discos,,jMonday, school, getting up. at 6 lewell yy.,,-.. - 461-2767- i Bonzoff , True friends, kids, Karen, food, discovery, DHS, people, my doggy. Dislikes: 660's with hurdles, snobs, soggy corn flakes, jeaiousy, MMM - Discovery 45. Future Plans: Cciliege. .istctivitiesz Soccer, track, -ylnteract, Eiplorers, Student Council, Sr. Class Presi ent. Favorite Class: Spanish lll. In Ten Years: Working and married. , 'loo -461244735 o 1 506 Chester Ave. i'Baba ' P' Likes: Weekends. Dislikes: Homework. MMM j lungle Boys pants on coldest day of year. Future Plansgeigoast Guard.:Activities: Sorgcer, Trainer, National ty, Medicallfaplorers. Favorite Class: Anatomy, Physiology. ln Ten Years: An officer in the Coast Guard. 4843 Stewart Ave. t'Ed Likes: Work, parties. Dislikes: School. MMM - When the school was onfire. Future Plans: Class: ,Metal Shop with len- ln a first-class machinist. loanne Kabel 461-6200 26ylflaines H Donna Kalb 764-0592 ll 822 Drexel St. 'Tonto Blondie Likes: Rock Music, parties,giewelry, poetry. Dis- homewoik, tests. - Summer of 1978, Future Plgns: Veterinary Assistant, Dog Grooming, Marriage, Activities: Swimming 1979. Favorite Class: Automechanics with Mr. Lussen- in '79. lnffen Years: .Going to partiesmliving small married ' two kidsytg avid and Chrissy,'siXfdogs, and a-Veterinary Assistant and Dog Grooming career. 4 46 7 zfiyiimain si.-7 ,,s: sol 1 Qi Likes: Hunting, and fishing. Disiikes: Homework. Future Plans: College. Favorite Class: Wood- Shop- . I lohn Kelly 2461-3342 807 Edgewood Ave. l'lay Likes: Basketball, Genesis, and Lauren: Dislikes: Nosey people. MMM - .779-'80 Basketball Christmas Tournament. Future Plans: College. Activities: Basketball, Basebaii, 'lcharting , Stu- dent Council. Favorite Class: Mass Media, Film Making. In Ten Years: Selling brooms on the cor- ner. Finn Klemann 461-8313 265 Tarrington Ct. Viking Likes: Scandinavians, athletic legs, intelligent conversations, SOMF, drive-ins, and the B- movie. Dislikes: The System, long pants, people 56 who-cion't laugh. MMM - The ones never spo- Future. .Colleges faire des VOYHSQS avetifmon Trek. Activities: V. football, V. tennis, mathteam, science team, gong show, interact, ir. Rotarian, school board rep., honor society, The Crucible , and You Can't Take it with .Favorite Class: Francaise.-avec Charlesrln Teni?Years: Working as a successful Engineer and'Bon Vivant. Gtssforba .764-1850 12551-Forge Rd. ' 7 Diane Kraus 461-6852 M ,Q y 333-Dfexel St- MSW. T Davey restaurants, sets. Rahs, freshman, homework. MMMf2-5' land 1, Future Plans: Goto B.C.C. artgirnagor in Aciyer-. Mr- In Miami Lacey 461-3494 1 13Q12lr1CCiUel 'eAYe- ..:. . A Lilsiisii-4:ii3UiildlnB fH0flClS, and on :- Dislikes: Sports. Future Plans: Findgaijob. Favorite Class: History. In Ten Years: Probably working. Adam Lambersky g. 764-0439 21 Lehigh Dr. MRad iradicali, i'Bersky Aboms Likes: Parties, The Who, and fridays. Dislikes: Driving with Chip after parties, most of my classes, disco and low-life. MMM - Summer of '79 at yings. Future Plans: Lincoln Techl-for HVAC. Activities: Plays. Favorite Class: Study Hall and 8th period. in Ten Years: Working hard and having alot of kids then maybe thinking about mamage' - ' . ...: Peggy LeMunyen 461-7660 508 Brown St. M Likes: Music, Qrties, dancing, and my especially Mariajfiandy, Glen 1 Rahs, fighting, and watchingfftv. MMM night everyone left me to go to the carnivaland my Knight in shining armour came to my rescue. ,Future Plans: ,Hairdressing school and Activities: DECA,.::and school: Eitvorite -lii with Mrs. Castner. ln Ten Years: If ried, I plan to work and travel. Dfmald Lingo .764'O520.x . i . . ii iilz I 764-Amar Ava? ll. ii-':: iisi 4 iiii 1 1 ioio P Likes: Wood-working. Disiikes: Study 'fliriailf MMM - Being a Senior. Future Plans: Carpen- try. Favorite Class: Math. ln Ten Years: Be rich. Waittipinsky 461-4424 ii A A Route 130. 'iPinto Likes: Hockey, fishing and partying. Disiikes: School and rules. Future Plans: Work. ln,Ten Years: Worklngf - r - 5 fit Marilyn Lutz 461-6774 27 Printseiton Dr. Meri , TfClutz , Mar , -tuaaiay' A y Likeszei-lockey, basketball, softball, parties, nice clothes and things. Dislikes: No socks witl shoes, liver, Mondays, and Moody boys. MMN - Adi and myself' at one of the cast partie: doing our double-barrel shotgun act. Future Plans: College. Activities: Hockey, basketball softball, cultural club, Interact Club, school play and student council. Favorite Class: Gym. In Ter Years: I hope to be working in theffield of Physi cal Therapy and possibly married. Maryann MacGregor g Dr. 'iMare , 'fMac J Nichols, Supertranipgfcheerleading shore, being with friends, the poin and Thursday at Ernies. Dislikes: Mondays, wad dles, boring people, snobs, tailgaters. MMM - Meeting gzg Mark-and seniorsprogn :atg-Qi-lC. Futurg '-,. ,jActivities: ieadiiaigifiizlassii.officer, statistician, newspape? culturaiiiclub andlstudent council. Favorite Class independent Studyewith Mr. johnson. ln Te? Years:y..Married and well-off. H ' sir, if if. ' - -' Fifi Mitchivlachtay 461-8536 3 122 Kathleen Ave. Likes: Golf, tennis, parties, intelligent people rockggand roll, and watching plankton mate.,Dis likes:iillPhony people,-disco, Mondays, andthi establishment. MMM - 10th grade english Future Plans: College, Med school. Activities Medical explorers, golf team, school newspape editor, honor society, student athletic trainer and math and science teams. Favorite Class' A.P. Biology. ln Ten Years: Retired millionaire. Jeanne Maher 461-4333 1 Moreiand Dr. ..., Likes: Backpacking, canoeing, Neil Young, partying. Dislikes: Getting up early. MMM Maine '79. Future Plans: College. Activities: Fili Hockey. ln Ten Years: Working. 3. .t ...isa . .. : , .... ..,,,3... . K. Faithllllyiiannella 461-6384 134 iacqueline Ave. Likesgjvtargate, true friends, cheerieading, bowl night-es peopie,-and toad. Dis puds, saddened memoties, searching for colleges, and fakes. MMM - Bing lr. clas- hornecoming representative and the night spentwyith S.W. FuturePlans: College maffiitesiieili,-2AfiiVfiieS2Ftieeflsadins' iii: medicaliiiriitijlorers, honorsociety stu dentcouncil, andcfass officers. Favorite Class Lunch freshman year. 4 76459042 y 1 102 Shelly Lane A Likes: Laughter, jokes,:sincerity, reading bookf and verses. Dislikes: Lies and quarrels. MMM - Firstday at school.,Future Plans: College. Favor ite Math and gym. In Ten Years: Go baci- iPoland,finish college, go -to establish a WY a d f'2- 1 , .tt...: ..i.... . . . Future Plans: College and marriage. Activities: Cheerleading. Favorite Class: Gym. ing decisions, waking up early and math. MMM - Graduation. Future Plans: College, and travel- ing the world. Activities: Bowling and, softball. Favorite Class: Spanish l. ln Ten Years: l will have ieeiMarin0 461-4466 ....: lltii 46l'70l4 d df ,- h Id F952 Thei f90d SH' and We lmef Paf S 5f Complaints' and Michele L. McNally 461-3376 Ofing Soccer at the Naval 42 Connell Dr. Schmell m gth grades' Future Plans: Likes: To laugh, sky and outside, to travel, fiom Pafwfl Naval Activities: Socceff Maine, Woodstock, Vt., friends, aa 80045 time, W when and hom' Favome C'sSS1Tfig talking. music. being a nut and .... feam and 1 t,, lgfpal' In Ten Year57limaY'ng Soccer and mak' people. Dislikes: Tired ig? at . l People Plionsvsf being 95' lil Wffikw . it llss it . rm told 1'G0d'5 giftgto ins, FBLA' lllt if ll. 1 ikklil . liki T Vfffll liti l ' ' h MM period- 2295091 - 5Eifl 'iiii2Ui?.i1f Qod job in 'Cof0g,ili,.' . lwfliata Ave. McBushua F t ' Pl 4 C' H ado :llf - s . Likes: Baseball, soccer, summer. and bushua, U We ans- 9 5- Dislikes: rs. DBCSI and Si'i'?S'li Coinfih if ll: A . .lli MMM .75U.?1f?Cl4ef f00m with kkll so .a ' an lill Pda ltlv l..ll 7 :Play inNortii-American Bushua il,. '5l??'?!5l1 and 308 lll., irll.: ties? lS0CCe!fQbHSebal'f 'keg 1 'TfiSfPre-Cdl-:lnnTen YGHFSI r t W oissushwateam. r . 'iohnniiei lg' ktt.. ..k ...F l5if?5f . 6 i .lll 2 ..ll 5 flifahd 1 1 . V - C 8.27 Foriham H0517 TSW Y MCDefff'0ff 4614809 7 L f5'i?'? A lf15f8O. lll lliltt and rtri rnarriagep 211 Arch si. Marnie ,i:Bird ,iiMc+sr . A HFSF9?7wtWeekdaV ictivitiesg l?qm55Cifigf. iiigygggfe 26335317 51h Likes: Sports, food, music, vacation, shore, guys, PlaU??t.:C0 e3e' Favofifs ieriod,yQl3Qi1lf'l:V:leavQ,.Q.ln 1'enfYegirs:Married,job, 24 , being with my friends, parties, ice cream, Sfads- .,,, g ...-:: d gl. .i:',yV i ,,Vy. V,,Vr..,l:r I 'r r' k.LV V Vryyyi I , Scarey movies' uzon, and nice Clothes ,,,, I K VV,, . g . ,. g V ... . ,, 7 y . p Bigryrgggrtllisllilggitcigd Jokes, smart' alecki, Stepheh-kj. Milonegyy. 1 . .H Iyh i,r:VV. l ii: i iff uf, Vi , . I I I I , I p Ope, SC Q0 Wor I f. A A H . . 1 1 buss, setting up early. snobsano warm milk' Likeszaiszgi roik and fgifykes parries, pinball. l,:ii fdhmiyagwheeigngy footbailf, games, Dig- tm Vgnn f?FTedOm 5a 5'En glHB'?k'?t' Carrots and the 12th of Never. Dislikesg' kest for school and liver. MMM - -t- ', I: urs 325' kisgf' are b niet a ' ing- G90meUYf Ceffaln teachers, School and Watch' A rept.g2Q3l -lg., 3980JfFuture Plans: Work. Activities: Mifefygngshenoa ' Soft a gntefictau Q ing plankton mate- MMM Getting lost While g5rgfggg yf5ayQfgie.C1a5s: Child Learning Lab' 'D lc? rn l' I d 0 Soilef' favor' ?B ag- trying to find the Almonesson Inn, and being fienfyfifeagsiiiworking and having children. U asm an accom 'ng' n, en ears: me f asked to the Prom by a real Ham. Activities: : ::i: 'fii .tkkt 5 :l.i, t-t: . 1 Caste' for the NFL on CBS In Place of PhYu'S Medical Explorers, editor of newspaper, Solf llti C 1: . George and Myne Kennedy' team, and prep room assist. Favorite Class: Cre- Q . tt',, .,,: g -X, ,, ,, , ,, M r ative Writing. ln Ten Years: l Hope to be a Doc- f11,f llgt y f Mach? Q' Kathy McGinley .461-8518 C mf' and a 'ich one at that' 31495:TQmis.fSkii5ig,,,,iy5usic, girls, parties. Dislikes: 138 Westfwef DV' UKBV3 1'Kath , School, .and.fillirigout, stupid forms. MMM - Lfkesi Ned Yfmngf ,the 5h0 e',Walk'n3 by the Lisa Monterosso 461-4183 .abor Day' and Wildwood. Future 'Ve qW'th M'ke' D'5l'ke53 Cfemng 'fp eafll' and L-127 Tenbytowne Apts. 'iLis , l'Lisois Hans: TQ bg.jriigHj,:pEggiprite:Class::Vlinto. to Chem. Cleanlngj MMM - August BQ' Semor mp' and Likes: Discovery 567, people, friends. Dislikes: 7,8 .p't p.'. S'adU3529 'H Flftljiefplgnsf S9038 UG fi-0ll?Se 9' Mondays and jealousy. MMM - Discovery? :V if'fr.lii:-:f.kfk'.1 .V:pV .t:,g Q if ,pVV '.r.VV A Tggsglgarf Jgbehjlgvijfz Nansg jgdbrarinerdn 567, and 5f4f79. Future Plans: College, and A L 1 5 ' .',il f : . ,:'f -. f V 1 UI' e a I ' ' ' ' - ' - Mrfen .pp.. .1-3351 1 C Married' pp Y physical therapy. Activities. Student is Princeiow re .:tt. t..t :srimasrroffs f'Dar 'lBeene . tural Club, AFS. interact, medwel. .ikesz igoldjewelrv, C C honor Sodetyf Cfjlorguard' C .ed lilrr fhimwarm lamesMci-lugh 461-6077. GefmanY'F-Woflfe 06551 miles, ,i9,g,ii,gbnVgfSa,p 8 Sycamore St' , A num Bob., Years: Physical therapist and ions with Donald, Likes: Sports, reunions, Kath, and Pringle Hill. 1 7 . Sunday. Dislikes: Being ,lll rokfii ..l. X.. Qf lijilg, Dislikes: Good-byesgphony people, and over- Kelly A. Mumba 46'1,,1909 short summers, bad memories, curfews, friends eaving for coliege, and saying good-bye. MMM fy Nov. 7, New Year's 1980, geometry with vlichelle, Brian, and Keith., Future Plans: Coilegei. favorite Class: Zoology. ln Ten Years: Turning 28. Eiinor McAiackj I 7, 461-5899 26.:lPancoastBlvd.. s PEI Qiklesg'.Paihting,fdrawing, animals, having good out on munchies. Dislikes: cast days. MMM - Oct. 13, 1979, Sept. 26, 1980. Future Plans: College. Activities: Football, Drama. Favorite Class: Mass mediaffilm making. Christina McKendry 461-6650 100 Haines Mill Rd. i'Tina Likes: Vacations, Christmas holiday shopping, malls, snow, skiing, bowling, softball, volleyball, sports, raindrops on roses, traveling, movies, T.V., music, summer, the shore, sunsets, and orange. Dislikes: School, tests, komework, mak- 26 Pancoast Blvd. ilKel Likes: Bruce, partying pp, friends, talking, surf- ing, and Florida .:i.g, mornings, and track. Favorite' tions. ln Ten Years: Spinning Records radio Station in NGW YQFlS P 1: I :iiip ll. Suzanne NHSUVW sas wiiissi. 7 titi iilt 1 Likes: Rain, walt and vinegar and potato chips. 57, -at Q Y, l ggi ' ' . . . . i 0 SC::,C S P Dislikes Tr00S0'0f0s Sf-00 MMM - Dis' llsl' 2 Mil- Mr- Rf-f0fei0f-Cl0C.-ren rf-as Married with Mr. Nathans. Future Plans: College. and raisinga family of myCQs,yngC--S ll l l C g C 008: Ye-f000k, 0-WS0-10-f, and Play- going to Class: Creative Writing with Ms. Sharkey. sec- , C C r:r't C, CQ t.tt ,C C, FBLA, mat Amee R'?Ye5 '46S1s6f?5e ?.f' . 5 I English 274 eufmftg TfeeRd,-1- 9Chlnaffj'4: A i Lisa Qrfe 451-3483 A Likes: Uruguay, Ctr3V8liFlg,1CftrfUe frielids, 16 Cfeffk Rd- i'Offe foflls sl10PPln8, N1-lfdvf Hvfielevelavd- Dislikes Likes- MY buddy DOW- Tim' the Self-Cenfefefl :People M0f1slsYs-:mf splfleflii boss, and Black Coffee, playing the blue A -- ,Having the chance Ctogo to Soutqlw Dislikes: People who are late, ketchup on C andilJe1F18CP-3ffCf0f the fxbig 5,7 Futurg and scratching on the 8-ball. MMM - -: iCC tr 2ollege,:andSgVifRiCl56V9 le11:1e55?rfnglfslis 9, 10. Future Plans: Tending bar. t.,, en eafS1CM0SfCCCl ey ' beswefklfsg-lnl0dUSf Cheerleading and cutting lunch. Favorite someone. ANS, maffledafldilfvlnglnCleveland, Ghio..-S English. ln Ten Years: I hope to be a wife ,tg The A S ' : - C g :g : p 0 ' f mother of a llttle boy. Fugtireiiehnsztfiollggi Richards 234-8490 C C C VT -, 59 a S H -, an str fCg,CCC343:Wate,fOrd Dr - Cir5uz,fC.i5us,, - - ,- ' irrr L 'r,r iiieirrr' Qifii elrer .' . ' C Q ' . . u 331 ::: Dave, tennis, partying, shore, mountalnsfi Dem' Paolme 4618280 eafsss-Wofklng with friends risepainf-thursday-aight:-at 226 Bentwood Dr. Sam , , C f -C -C gg.t. Vg Ig . ' ' ' :1- 'i' ,--, 3: sss :..r' isles, blklng Wlth 'gnduunclea l 95. Field hockey, paftI9S, the bQaCl1. ,.:: C ..:::::: C . . :f -- fr,,. -ig .,,, -sf ..t.' A i-,t, rrs- ' - it and Thumper. -CBISHKQSS i',.1 NlQHdayS1ibeaa3g l'l0meW0l'kf l'alllY daY5, and Vegelablei 't - .ttt.,,- 0 1 ' :- -1'r---' -.r-r f ....'- ,-11 ' - summer of 'ao ocean cal enrerln tils felis W'fl1 lff'enesfCslsfi: itie lstffsf stt - 9 ' ' g ' C CCC , . CC - and Greece. ties: Field hockey softball and Yearbook. - .. CCMM C'rCCCC CCCQMCCC sssr sri , i ,CCC - . - ' ' ' air rCCC All Am Activities: C 'le Class- Engllshf and aff Classes- ln Ten ' isssssCr CCC drama ssii iiif siil Cess Hopefully an art teacher and married. Ciollegeg FCCCC ands if ,t as CCCFFFFM SKU enl iC Uncil Clase? XFFCCF i Ordeg- 1 C C r Lls3Mafle Papofio 401-0077 s s sis 0 ,CC s s s es r Cs s ' ,rrsrssr C'i' C C B. dgeb0'9Rd- , . rrrirs -: srsri MMPFFPFCC ,,,, sss rr sC 461-0720 s CCCCCCCCCC CCCCC MMPCCC CCC - - - C Likes: Sunrise, rainy days, music, loyal , t d k ,,Rip,, ee-egg C - g . . . . . r 5 : fC,, ,Cr 1 - - - - A - visiting other countries and learning. siqaln F wee ,Herd hockey, fnendsl Weekends, ,School Naff0W'mlnded People- MMM C H r'i Cy a '. 11.1119 a.-S' --0 playssieeping late, laughing. Dislikes: Mondays, Labor Day weekend '8O. Future Plans: C? Actlvmes' gehnlor homework, mornings, and -fbeingf reminded' traveling. ACIiViIif?S2 Field hockey, Year , .n ,CCC a 'ng money H0 est' MMM - Sophomore lunch with gear and hor--C PlaYS, Student council, ClHSS Officers, ' 3 ----ri f ' ' -selips. Future Plans: Attend College and study club, and honor society. Favorite Class: -Cgg Cggg ,, - medicine. Activities: Field hockey, softball, cui- bien sur. In Ten Years: Running my Robert s g tural club, drama, honor society, and interact. ness. 207 pamcfa Favorite Class: TriglPre-Calf ln Ten Years: lsiiii Likes: School, and filling our Working in the Medical Field. Senior directiiiry,iCCMMM - Soccer team. Future Claudia Fabida Pedroza 461-7167 g C CC 171 Westover Ct. 1'Claud -gggg ff, ' Likes: Delran, U.S.A., all types of sportsjgspe- cially basketball, junk food, and travel. - Plans: College. Activities: Soccer. Favorite Class: Algebra with Mr. Ordog. ln Ten Years: Work- ing. Debbi Robidoux 461-6590 g 155 Fox Chase Dr. C Likes: Softball, Cape Cod, snowball fights, par- ' f m:-w lan' 26' and lune 16' 1980' Future ties, summer nights, having fun, and chocolate an Architect. Activities: Student council, Reid 461-2379 Chip Cookies' Disiikesf Degsionssf--fdumb Com- and interact. Favorite Class: French. gggii Ash Si, merciaisl explaining, people who Yeafef l Will be an AfCl1lleCf and then l Misi, dancing, Christmas, and rain storms. know too much, and Florida in Pulllng some bflfk at The biggest Homework, and Monday mornings. '79. Future Plans: Business C COUFWY- - Being with Michael, summer of '78. C -:: n : ' . ' ' C leanmarie Penkala 461-2368 Brian Rossi 764-1109? li'iiil ill' 738 Baylor St, 1' lean , 266 Borton Mill Ct. f1Rbsco1efe'iTanner Likes: Senior year, parties, being with CCLC i Likes: Sports, going cooked meals, going down to the shore. Dislikes: 461-S0232 or 877-4671 .,: g:., i and cars, Dislikssg tests, repqorts, writ- 3Y5f and homework- MMM e 11 ei H ln8 essaYsf all On Wee daYs ami- Craig's Ice Cream Parlor with the iiif out,:8eQIlQg dancing, weekends. College. : Adventure with the gang, and and talklng.'1Disl s:5i5ytondays and Freshman baseball, ti Cer. Favorite ,-- ---Ciass: Plans: Going to business school and ,CCC --- Q1-'ef' l-Ullf5l'l- lll Ten Years? for COFDQQDY secretary. Activities: Field hockey, basketball, and making elel Of liil C pCC - g DECA, FBLA, cheerleading, and mat C- A ' . . : T CCs-- 1 CCCC, CCC CC., f C C ::::: 135515161101 In Ten Years' Workmg : gems' is-llsllaelle 59? 44512954 e,.CC CC rs,, A :- Plame Ge ,S,- C.., .. .CCCC . C mY QWH 5500531 : el A S i l-flees? :slC:Cisi P elfflesffif SS1 Usa P el 1111 46111081 --- halls, Walking ff0m M8'M5iC:C1'-,lee -FC 173 Baylor St. 'Smiley to class before Weekeflde- 1114951 Modelmg' Dames: Weekends' Favoflle Cl0SS1E0S: and Caffefsi-fulfefeifl ,,CCCC . CCE: 1. -,l :ICCCCC5---1r:..rsi:ss,: -e -:-:::4,:- re:-Q5:-:-ssi..fCrs::s--1-s C, KAFCCCCC ,,Cee-sl,CCCCae.g,.. ,- -Cf:f.::..--- -leaf:-1-:atfse -gt ,CgCCCgeCf-gff.CCgf-::g:-s,- CC::,.:eCs-iitfl lt:if::ff-flif'I- -- -H t- --CC CCC- 5 - ..CCC C ..C,CCC,C...CC CCCCC C.CC . Ca CCCC CCC, C CCCC CC .. .Cett 58 friends. Dislikes: Monday, rain, and getting up for school. MMM - Firstday of school, fresh- Dieting. MMM - Getting my braces off. Future Plans: Work and marriage. Activities: Majorette. man Yeaf- Future PlaI?lQ.Zj'Qifffjf50llf?89- ACtiviIies::...:i,.,. .yhz Favorite Class: My COE working Honor S0Cl9iY, CUlfUl'E1lj lmefaft- i . Years: l'll be turning 28 and ie Class: Biology' in :r: : . Married . r: working. ly.. Working- .ceee i.iee S Tom Tubic 461-2731, . g A 48 Norman Ave. Tubesf.'1 ' Likes: Hunting. Dislikes: Sciiool. Future Plans: Work. Activities: Detentions. Favorite Class: 7th period woodshopiwitiagivir. lenssen '79-'8O. ln Ten Years: Working. :'i'i' Karen Vogelman 461-7782 K 9 Hunter Dr. Vocal Cords Likes: Field hockey, friends, parties, the shore, A K VVVV .... gg .ai . and skiing. Dislikes: Bugs, gettigg up early, being broke. Disgbgiifery weekertcll? College. Activitiiisz. Fielil sl: trick, sketball manager, club, student t'ii cqtinciggihteract, homecoming, stage crew for Qruciblen, and AFS. Favorite Class: Sopho-A more 'English Class. ln Ten Years: Having a secure beingmarried. .isett ...D 5 cc. e A ee:::. Ruri'Dr. ie:e :ff g 7E3?es:fPlaying the guitar, and beiifig with my girl. Dislikes: Ceitgin People. Future Plans: Business School..Favtiijte.gClass: Lunch. ln lots of eee ..l ..si, . ,l:: Foige Rd. liTom Likes: Sports, singing, girls, and writing stories. Dislikes: 25-minute lunch ,'ie pl eriods, and rude peo- ple.: MMM - Singing atsolo at Haddonfield Sheri Weiser 764-1462 102 Diane Ave. Likes: Parties, beach, friendly people, ahclgsleep- ing late. Dislikes: Rainy days, esp. inthe lli- bugs, and getting up early. MMM - Getting a chance to go to London with in my sophomore year. Future Plarisf- College. Activities: Student Council, culturaliclub, FHA, yearbook, and interact. Favorite Class: Gym with Mrs. Bassler. ln Ten Years: l probably will be married and have a career of my Sandi Welch 461-4213 54 Suburban Blvd. liSan Likes: Tom, being with friends, going to parties, tennis, and camping. Dislikes: Bad daysEaMMM - The coffee house with Faith, hopegflanil Md. Future Plans: College, and Nursing.1,.55:Activities: Tennis, basketball, student coun'Ql5.g..jfgirpedical explorers, and HERO Favorite ln Ten Years: Working as a nurse, and lay Wilkins 461-1910 66 Alden Ave. Likes: Girls, cars, and movies. islikes: 1st period gym. Future Plans: Auto 4- , ,-r5 Q y Gevoda Williams 786-1638 411 West Broad St. 'llody 7 E, Likes: Watching T.V., visiting friends,-A-and having .2 '-as-i 1:2 Linda Wixler 461-1895 19 Rutgers Dr. PWix yitikesi: Running, eating, sleeping, the beach, and f -..,..... Starting lines, alarm clocks, anc - Summer of '80. Future Plans science. Activities: x-country explorers, student trainer, lnter- cultural club, and honor society Spanish. ln Ten Years: Getting 764-9697 64-Aliviiliside Manor Wally Likes: Cindy Heineken, and good times. Dislikes' Cigarettes, and crowds. MMM - The ski trip Future Plans: Want to own my own Business Activities: DECA. Favorite Class: Distributive Education. ln Ten Years: Hopefully telling some one else what to do. Mark Younkin 461-5222 209 Paddock Way Likes: keg parties, motorcycles, and rocl- and rolliQislikes: Rahs, school, disco, and girl: who are up. Future Plans: Work. Favorita Class: Auto Sfgxgop and Art. ln Ten Years: Work ing. I Lisa Zacchei 46 Zll 507 lthaca Ave. Zac Likes: Food, the beach, summer, Springsteer Seger, Petty, and having fun. Dislikes: Winter Mondays, and being bored. MMM - Drivin around with Kris, Kathy, lohn and Mike. Futur Plans: Business School, secretary. Activities FBLA. Favorite Class: None. ln Ten Years: Being rich and spending money. Conservatory. Future Plaqs: Author. Acttviigiesgg yyyii m0f19y. DiSllkGS1 Homework, and getting Up in R3Ym0nd Zebl'0W5kl 4614597 Track, andgchorus. Class:V:Chorus. ess the morning. MMM - Whenl Qt igffi first 'ob. 19M9F1t5laifDf. . ' . . - - I - . -Tenffifearsfiiiwriting storiesiand songs. FUtUFC,f,.Pl3U5? NHVYV m- In T90 Florldaq, m0neYf W0Vkln8f 7'UP f'aVE'l : iS'tiii M ?iday' 'am' S . . ili 'iiil ..i eat ef an New lef' . ... . . Fufufe Coi- ,kt ual? F' I a , 'i ':'. i get-lerdi Williams '--: ggggg basketball, tennis is 95- f'lCl?fY Elghti MPAM.. i't' 1136 lacqueline Ave. Class: DE. ll. lrl ewlgg.-33' 5 ve Banff, 1 isst ii: A Likes: Partying with fgiends, running my own Favqgiggiiegiptor TBUFYCHYSL-if-jff.'Shore Iistenin to ,gust F... . eai: :::::.ri 5 E. i..., 1 . T., if r:.::r l . 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ACt1vst1eSiieF00tbali.- ::..eee be f .es tie ees. . be 1l'VlP8 In Callfvmla and be --11 i . - ' 1-' 11-effzi -..- --1- . -1 ...:beiff--1:2ggEFaVeli.College Of the-ffgifmyf if iii- '-:'-i J H i 1 ' - : -::.. :..: :..: :.:i i rtsee ,e:i Yearbook Ars ersess fm. m9'V'e AZ.. .jj ...'t.. gg-yy'iyi..,V.. gg-- I .FFTQ .,,,. , ..,,. ,.,,, ll .VF ' , technician in a ir-:rr , .r::ii 9 :KTA .59 fg1iaV0 te in probably be a :,,: :..:: 5 duflflg mv T rave-ling. it 60 ..Si THE MR. THEIR UE ERSTAND- ..:ii i WG :Fir 9 A ...ie rtt.' a . 1 .'li' . il I ..:i'-' Q gif .'.i. is Senior Class Poll Class Athletes: Terry McDermott and Scott Cornew. Class Flirts: Lisa Perritt and Ed Hamlet. Most Likely to Succeed: Linda Wixler and Mitch Machtay. Warmest Smile: Roxanne Hedgespeth and Mike Porreca Most All-Around: Lauren Helzler and lohn McAllister. Most Talented: Betty Gold and Andy Gizara. Shyest: Cheryl McGrath and Mark Fletcher, Most Courteous: Karen Alberti and Mike McBrearty. 8.27 Cutest: Faith Manella and Mike Porreca. 'WWW 1 Qt Xu i ki it Q 2 5 Most Feminine: Debbie Robidoux. Not pictured - Most Masculine: Ed Hamlet. Class Clowns: Sherri Sheeran and Mike levyell. Best Artistsi Sandy Welch and lay Kelly. Best Dancersi Lori Entwistle and Chris Stridiron. Prettiest Eyes: Pam Barsocchi and lim McHugh. A' M. Q f . W, .gk mi. K 5 if :Z a at .W Q We . ww. A Nicest Hair: Maureen Coleman a lohn Walker. Most lndividualistic: Peggy LeMunyr and Finn Klemann. lf. I V551 iiiest: Faith Manella and Mike Por- '1+iQ . gg? V -41 I ,. --' v at gi it V, Y- I: 'sf Studiousilla itay. Rippey and Mitch C17 Most Attractive: Melisa Buck and lohn Most Talkativez Sheri Sheeran and Mike MacAlister. Buckner. 4 s h.,' ,nt V ' .Mt ,v A .vw 'f Most Spirited: Dee Marino and Mike Best Dressed: Linda Troutman and Chris leweil, Stridiron. Q he X it gt Cutest Couple: Lauren Heizler and lay Kelly. Most Popular: Faith Manella and Mike Porreca. l 64 , M ,Q Qisihi' 1 'l, an , T' V . f mb ' , 5 wbfsfNf'4-G Bears Capture Prize in First Competition Newly directed by Fred Latella, the Delran High School Marching Band is sporting a different image. Previously a group which merely took to the field and played, the Marching Bears now approach band with much enthusiasm because they are involved in performing intricate formations and have an exciting new sound. Practices which consumed many hours last fall paid off. The very' first time the band competed and was judged professionally, on November 29 in Millville, its members captured third place in a field of twelve. Further, the Bears took a first place in the Moorestown Christmas Parade. Latella has been quoted many times saying, l'l don't want just a high school band, l want a superior band! The DHS Marching Band is becoming just that! Ready for another competition. Raphael doing his famous Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy. 1 ual. i if s in Kneeling: S. Rich, S. Trotter, D. McKeever, D, Mullen, Temple, B. Fletcher, M. Schultz. 2nd Row: C, Harris Coldey, K. Demeis, P. Mahon, F. Howroyd, D, Sanders, S. Starr, M. Fletcher, R. Crewal, C. Haliburton. 3rd Ri D, Kim, S. Smock, C. Kimber, l. Dunston, F. Chou, F. Wertz, M. Carrol, T. Smith, M. Masterson, T, Smith, Brenner. 4th Row: S, Starr, R. Barnes, 1. End, M. McKeever, S, Voeckler, R. Gebhardt, R. Bostic, M. Rawls Grevera. Sth Row: M. Miller, S. Rabin, B. Cristella, P. Smith, L. Monteroso, M. Walker, P. Bergman, T. O'Coni I. McShea, E l 5 sr s N-Q Q ff' - 1 . '5A' ,Mwkx .iw Ji zif , ,,,,. P? as 1 ,.4., gn! QQW-. Band Front Adds Color to Marching Bea f fl M ' . 4 -. I 'l 4 asf., Q 'u A 1 rr.. , V if si ,,... , ,:A'- 5 ,,, , 2 Pom Poms: Standing: Lisa Eigenbrood, llyse Bellovin, Michelle McCurdy, Shelly Needleman, Kelly McBreat Kneeling: Debra Ferguson, Sue Fisch, Francine McKendry, Karen Bunkowski, Kelly Gibson. Linda anticipates competition. E1 .gs -15 f.., Nflsfh QE' l ' A., sv- c ij Q :Q I 5 af K I .. f f N 3 E we 3 SMF, T - P Colorguard: Standing: Capt. B. Phipps, T. Delgado, L, Phillips, S. Floyd, M. Freedman, D, McDounough, I. Bagonis, A. Feldschneider, C. Hege, T. Hamm, S. Washingt Major, Co-Capt. T, Richmond, Director, Gary Burr, Sr. Kneeling: R. Gentile, R. Trallo, R. Weight, K. Richmond, C. Repece, I. Bobb, M. Brady. l al f ill! ,. ..-...M elle displays award winning form. Majorettes: S. Levin, M. Burns, S. DiAmore, M. Grabowski, M. DiAmore, L. Vivanco, D, End vlajorettes in action at Homecoming. N , ..- , X :.V W 5 N l, ::.. 4 A , Yi Q s WWW ' x if f ff x I 'x . M, ing . L n.,, x 'L 'Vw 'SP- rsr, K ' nk. A ? 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After approximately fifteen months of preparation by both staff and adminis- tration, from Nov. 19-21, DHS experi- enced the process of evaluation by Mid- dle States, a national accrediting associa- tion. The results of the evaluation look promising for DHS. Achieving the status of accreditation is especially useful for a high school if its students plan to attend out of state colleges and universities. ln his closing remarks, Phillip Daubert, chairman of the team, expressed pleas- Ideas and information being gathered for the report. ure with the Cgnfjern and interest Shown by the student body, is. D l. New Coach for Bears' Varsit' . O 1 YT' ' A 1. WK W Bears hit field prior to Homecoming Came against Maple Shade. Angradi waits to be sent in. 74 U G35 '92, Bear blocks opponent. A change in head coaching staff still did not help the Bears, as they struggled through their sixth season with a O-9 record. Guided by Coach lim Donaghue, the team demon- strated character and a positive attitude in the face of constant adversity. Although competing strongly in every game, the JV eleven, coached by Paul Gar- diner, posted their only victory against Flor- ence in a 1-5-1 season. The Bears had the distinction of being the only team to score against Northern Burlington this fall. Ev F .aio Sitting, L-R: R. Demirjian, A. Gizara, D. Burton, M. Buckner, E. Hamlet, I. Lake, I. McHugh, Row 1: R. Martella Rovito, G. Weiner, D. Reid, l. lanick, l. Zdebski, E. Ricafort. Row 2: K. Iohnston, M. Cifaldi, D. Carter, K. C. ghan, I. Stoever, B. Angradi, I. Horchak, I. Woods, B. Biancacci, B. Fergusson. Row 3: Mr. MaCulick, Coa Donaghue, P. Attilio, B. Burton, B. Commisso, B. Marshall, I. Posch, C. Dallas, F. Connor, K. McLaughlin, R. La- ley, Mr. Gardiner. 3' whim , Tf? : f sm I rv,,-fs-W y sf P5 -ig jf 4 W W 46? 'fb U K. . Q W Q QM J 5 in ,an FL' .gm , 5 ' W qg,, Q 1 ,qllwfw W ,. f, ,ppm 1 'Y 0 ' 5'73 4w Frosh Post Promising Season Af , 3 W X . Q if - 5 ,i i . .., if . 4th and inches. Last minute save for Delran. Sitting, I to r: P. Killino, B. Blatchley, D. Strain, R. Wignore, G. Demirjian. Row 2: R. Gebhardt, I. Paterson, l. Guzik, Hill breaks another tackle T. Young, B. Graham. Row 3: Coach Walsh, I, Hill, T. Shene, 1, Bowen, W. Whitaker, W. Esworthy, G. Cassera, Coach Hennion, Trainer, K. Hnilicka, 76 back follows double team block. 'lg wx owen receiving next play. Paterson gallops down sideline. In their most promising season yet, the Delran Frosh Team, coached by lim Hennion, posted a 3-5 record. In the opening contest, the Bears defeated arch rival Riverside by a 12-0 score. Other wins were against Maple Shade, 14-12, and a romp of 28-O over Bordentown. 7-- - Hifi- -- Vastly improved from last year's 6-9-3 sea- son, the 1980 DHS Boy's Varsity Soccer team ended competition with a 12-5-3 record, reached the S. jersey semi-finals and placed eight team members in Post Season All Star Categories. The accom- plished team was ranked 11th by the Cour- ier Post, 10th by the Trenton Times and 11th by the Philadel hia Bulletin out of 64 schools in all of Soutl: jersey. They finished 5th of 20 participating schools in Burlington County. All Star kudos went to Co-Captain Mike Porreca, Sr., Freedom Div. 1st Team, Back, All Burl. Co. 3rd Team, Back, All Group ll S. jersey 1st Team, Back, All S. jersey 3rd Team, Back, All State Honorable Mention, Back, Co-Capt. john McAllister, Sr., Free- dom Div. Honorable Mention, All Group ll, S. jersey, 2nd Team, Back, Robert Ray- mond, Sr., Freedom Div. 2nd Team, Striker, 3rd Team, All Burl. Co., Striker, All S. jersey Group ll 2nd Team, Back, Peter Vermes, Frosh, Freedom Div. 2nd Team, Striker, 3rd Team, All Burl., Co., Striker, Honorable Mention, All Group ll, S. jersey, Striker, Steve Bieker, Frosh, 2nd Team, Back, Free- dom Div., Scott Cornew, Sr., Honorable Mention, Freedom Div., Back, Mike McBrearty, Sr., Freedom Div., Honorable Mention, Striker, Mike Cicali, Sr., Honora- ble Mention, Back. The team was capably coached by Bob Surette who has compiled a 66-17-18 high school coaching record in the past five sea- SODS. T .... Nt Bears Reach Group ll Sens' Final it gs 2 L H. tt Sideline signals from Coach Surette. On left, the mari of victory. empting to stop a score against a tough Maple Shade team. A 1 A J' Q I-l73'i1'5 !f 1.551-mi..A a.,ff. ...fs ' - if 1 - . fe A , - . . . . A to if . --.5 ,,,,,, W : - - - ' ., sg .. ,. .- . , ,QL h X - M '. A - ss.. - 4 . 4- . --we as . 3, -S. sa us... -'19 - Y . -' . - an A ftlmnh 3' ' ' it flew f as , + V film ,'-n..N..' ' f f .ifvfrifffir Lf 'V M' pf-Sy, lv. M, -L ' sf , - r. -.. . v , ' A W.. .. A :W qvtll QQ by fy. .. .. .F .QA W.. L, 9- a. rx ,K W . .. . A . . .A ,ws ,V an V. . any .1 .. . 7 .S is-,K fi... .. . ip Row: Trainer - Lisa Monterosso, I. Tiziani, S. Bieker, lim McAllister, Mark Cicali, B. Brian, Mike Cicali, A. Broad- nt, S. Cornew, M, McBrearty, Mr. Hnilicka, Coach Surette. Sitting: W. Deal, P. Vermes, I. Goodwin, R. Raymond, Porreca, john McAllister, E. Woodington, K. Cornew, 1. Raymond, S. Woodington. , -'...,.w..f A K f ' -.J Q ' M h . . -5- 7 Q Heading the ball in mid air. Bears Opponents 1 Burlington Twp. O 0 Burlington City 2 , 2 Bordentown 4 1 O Riverside 5 ' 1 Cinnaminson 0 1 Palmyra O 8 N. Burlington O 0 Maple Shade 4 6 Bur ington Twp. 3 4 Lenape 3 3 Burlington City 3 0 West Deptford 0 5 Bordentown 0 1 Riverside 1 4 Palmyra 1 9 N. Burlington 1 3 Maple Shade 1 2 Pemberton O 1980 NIEA STATE TOURNAMENT 6 Maple Shade 0 0 Brick Memorial 4 rv- f'fW7 Y T Amassing a 9-8-1 record, the 1980 l Soccer Team coached by Mati Re T feldt, recorded their fifth consecut winning season. Captains Brian Cn and Charles Bonawitz lead the Be. l Winning Season for JV Soccer throughout. if Delran and Maple Shade go head to head. , Tony dribbles towards goal. . -sa M 4 .Msn-. .Nw l . .. -if - ., i A X N Q ' W A it' ' Back Row: Coach M. Reinfeldt, M. Echols, S. Sommer, l. Goodwin, M. Pandolfi, M. Bonwitz, T. Cappetti, K. - Penkala, S. Treiber, B. Croly, W. Buzzard, P. McKeeyer, D. Kiraly. Front: M. West, 1. Raymond, P. Niemic, l. preparlng to trap the ball' Papagno, T. Ferrari, I. Gramlich, I. Major, C. Boriawitz. 80 li Frosh Record Impressive Season In an outstanding 8-1 season, the Frosh soccer team outscored its opponents by 31 goals and allowed the opponents only 4. Coached by Rich Bender, the team will M. Barsocchi, K. Brune, S. Epstein, S. Dolan, R. Hess. Standing: M. Bonawitz, I, Porreca, V. Delliponti, 1. provide great material for next years Var- K. Fitzgerald, l. Madden. sity Squad . 5 te shows his excitement after Bears chalk up another victory. Girls' Soccer Ranked 13th in State ln the first year that DHS fielded a girls' soccer team, the team was ranked 13th in the Newark Star Ledger, 2nd in Bur- lington County, and seeded third in the South Section of N.l.S.l.A.A. State Tour- nament. ln the' competition, the girls' advanced to second round play. Lynne Raymond was the only girl from Burlington County to receive the recog- nition of second team honors in the All- Nl All-star voting. Lynne also received first team honors for Burlington County All-star Girls' Soccer, along with loan Yellin and Patti Zollner. Second team honors went to Lisa Dandrea, Beckie Novak, and Sue Rippey. Sue Ortlip, lun- ior goalkeeper, is credited with 6 shut- outs for the season. This new team which brought honors to DHS was coached by Carol Young. DHS OPP. 7 Cinnaminson 1 11 Hamilton West 4 10 Monroe Twp. 1 0 Willingboro 3 1 Steinert O 2 Moorestown 0 5 Kennedy 0 8 Kennedy 2 6 Monroe Twp. 0 10 Cinnaminson - 0 14 Moorestown 0 3 Hamilton West 3 1 Willingboro 2 State Tournament DHS OPP. 2 Hopewell Valley 1 1 East Brunswick 4 loan Yellin and Margaret Sheeran setting up a scoring play. Standing, L to R: S. Suplee, B. Novak, L. Dandrea, l. Yellin, C. Ogan, S. Rippey, P. Cerrito, P. Phipps, Coa . H . r Young, C. Corr. Sitting. C. Pedroza, L. Raymond, P. Zollner, S. Ortlip, N. Vennell, M. Sheeran, S. Sta r, S. Dea 4 X 4 tt J , .4 4 4 F- Q' ., . .Q . 1 . A 4 ,-ue, . H K, gm, X 1. .A X. X 'lf N . fy-R ha M K X ff. H 1 sg Q wh' 5 + 1 .1 fx xi , ,. The 1980 Boys' Cross Country team com- pleted its season with a 6 and 5 overall dual meet record. The 5 and 2 Freedom Divi- sion record earned the team third place in the league. One senior, Dave Pupo and the remaining 13 underclassmen, ably cap- tained by lunior Rick Aukstikalnis, made up the squad. Aukstikalnis established himself as one of the premier runners in South ler- sey by finishing second in the Burlington County Open and first in the Freedom Division. However, his greatest accom- plishment was his first place finish in the South lersey Group ll Championship Race. This title made him Delran's first South ler- sey Champion. The team's fine record is due to the coach- ing efforts of Dennis Smith. Aukstikalnis Brings Title to Delra A break before the next event. 'G- lohn about to take the lead. Tony catches his opponent. On left: Checking stats. l l ... ., - a. LL.- f ' . : i i . ' - hL'g 1 'S f K .. . in seats, nn- 45,9 ' 4 fee e st- 4 .. -: . 1 Lf rl. fs: 15 . ,gf ' 1 s use-Q fr... A W 5 P' about to pass foe. The agony of the last leg. .. .. . ., k.Lk w.,..... I PMB' nding: R. Andrews, B. Slominski, A. Oros, D. Pupo, R. Aukstikalnis, M. McKeever, I. Adams, A. Sterbenz, ach Smith. Kneeling: 1. Walsh, D, Faust, R. Paoline, I. Lutz, V. Young, I. Papagno. they re off' Brian reaches finish line Bears Opponent Pemberton Burlington City Florence Lenape Cam Catholic 27 Burlington Twp. 30 32 Maple Shade 33 23 Cam. Co. Vo. Tech 34 38 Bordentown 19 17 N. Burlington 44 23 Palmyra 37 3rd Freedom Run Girls' Cross Country Posts Winning Season Bears Opponents 20 Gloucester Catholic 35 Eastern Regional North Burlington Holy Cross Holy Cross Sue almost there. Amy and Nori still a long way from finish line. Only 10 more miles, Kim. The finish is actually in sight team, let's get it together! Standing: Coach Livingood, Cindy Woyer, Noreen Marten, Karen DeMeis, Linda Wixler, Amy Aukstikalnis. ineelingz lane Lee, Kim Creekmore, Sue Trotter, Karen Pupo. Pictured on Right: Linda stretching before working out. Finishing its season with a 3 and 2 dual meet record, the Girls' Cross Country team posted wins against Eastern Regional, Glou- cester Catholic and Northern Burlington and lost twice to neighboring Holy Corss. At invitational meets, the team placed sec- ond in both the Burlington County Champi- onships and the South jersey Open. Two outstanding individual performances came from Amy Aukstikalnis and Karen Pupo. Amy won the South jersey Sopho- more Championship while Karen took fifth place in the Freshman championship. This year's letter winners were team cap- tain Linda Wixler, Nori Marten, Amy Auksti- kalnis, Karen DeMeis, Karen Pupo and Kim Creekmore. Since the team will lose only senior Linda Wixler, it is quite optimistic about the future with five returning letter winners and the continued coaching of Mike Livengood. J ERA if ix Y we y L ll lx lf F A .Wi 5 xx g kt C F' Qi Varsity Tops Freedom Divisior DHS OPP. O Burlington Twp. 0 1 Pemberton 1 2 Burlington City 2 2 Bordentown 1 O Florence O 3 Palmyra 2 1 Lenape 2 2 Burlington Twp. 0 1 Bishop Eustace 1 2 Riverside A 1 1 Northern Burlington 1 1 Maple Shade O 1 Riverside O NISIAA State Tournament DHS OPP 0 Middle Twp. 1 Control dribble? I dare you to get near me. Standing, L to R: Terry McDermott, Lisa Geary, Chris Coia, leanne Mayer, Marilyn Lutz, Stacy Horner, Karen Vogelman, Mindy McShea, Coach Mrs. Ordog. Kneeling: Laurie Gannon, lla Rippey, Lee Ann Simpkins, Linda . . Terr in action. Buzzard, Denise Paoline. Y 5 Q fs ,Q A Q www 52' 'ivnjfa-A is 4-NQMS W sw. VM N'S 315.5 1 fm! ,-.WA If ,ww Edg f Wig? :xii f Q A- .aa ,A 5:4 ,amen Aw' pmrfwl K A X hw., '--1 mf' , is .av 5, . was .4 A ,y Jiffw- ,- ,, v ,Wo 1 ,.11.. Y Winning Season for IV Squaf A young and enthusiastic IV Field Hockey team combined their efforts to finish with a 500 record of 4-4-3. Coached by Iohn Kugler, the girls received the playing time and experience which will help them when lh9Y become the V3l'5llY team Of 1981. Hustling for the ball. Amy capturing the ball. 5 I l lla fights for possession. Team members guarding the goal. l l i s l l E Kneeling, left-right: D. Fernandez, D. O'Connor, L. Paoline, K. Lepesha, M. Bartlett. Standing, left-right: M. Tyira, M. Sejda, A. Bond, B. Dae, M. Alberti, K, Alberti, S. Cai S. Biluck, A. Lefferts, Mr. Kugler. 90 Trainers Add to Success of Athletic Program The athletic trainer program at DHS con- inues to grovv under the supervision of ieith Hnilicka, certified Athletic Trainer, Student trainers are instructed in advanced first aid as vvell as the care, Jrevention and rehabilitation of athletic njuries. Some students are taking the course Care and Prevention of Athletic Inju- 'ies which not only enables them to be rainers, but also they earn credits ovvards graduation. By taking this iourse, they also have the opportunity io qualify for college scholarships in ath- etic training. In addition the students vvork and travel with the various teams, According to Mr. Hnilicka, lltraining is essential for a successful sports program at DHS. GSC 4 Rovvi Tony Smith, Tom Williams, Larry Mayo, Mitchell Machtay Adam Amith Middle Row Kelly Wells Fern Uman Monica Smith Laura Killino Davvn Spewack Hnilicka. Bottom Row: Tim loo, Lisa Monteroso, Lori Christi, Linda Wixler Winning Season for Girls' Tenni L ,M K Lk i, 3 i ' L' l 2 ' 1 il ' l Coach Fanelli approves! Taking a tasty break! 35 sf 5, - s Ms. . , . ef 'sQlff s1sws -ft? X -. tf..::w.s-Y wfw: of me wt+-3-w1s'w'v+ff s 4 .1.t,fs.tw. .sp Karen demonstrates her new style. DHS OPP 5 Pemberton 0 4 Holy Cross 1 5 Moorestown Fnd. 0 5 Palmyra 0 0 Moorestown 5 5 Willingboro 0 1 Lenape 4 4 Moorestown Fnd. 1 1 Shawnee 4 0 Cherokee 5 5 Middle Twp. 0 2 Ran. Valley 3 0 Stloseph 5 K, . , ,- 5 I.F- Kennedy 0 , . 2 Cinnamingon 3 Xi -N s i K s - 1 i in ': ' ,QS 5- '-rat f 't : ll , sf 'V -, Q .:.. rg .- - -My . V . -- - . iw R ,A . I K -..H Lisa concentrates on the ball. Another forehand smash by Kim. is ,Q li- During one of the toughest seasons at DHS, the Girls' Tennis team finished with an 8-7 record. After defeating Middle Township, the girls were honored with an invitation to the semifinals of the State Tournament, in which Lisa Cerchiaro, Maria Fierszt, Sandi Welch, and Kim Ket- chel were all seeded. idy with a forehand volley to the net. Sandy waits for serve. as wa, . -1 .,I, I , ., ,V e .. , , .,,,.., . 5 eg... V W Z M 4 A . ,M ,, Y by X ky bt' ff W . ., ., ren going for a lob. . 1 l ly i Front Row: R. Snyder, K. Russell, L. Vranich, S. Rich, D. Pauli, R. Ricks. Standing: Coach Fanelli, L. Cerchiaro, K. Anderson, M. Fierszt, S. Welch, K. Ketchel, A. Nafziger, L. Eden. Spirit Week was held from Oct. 27 to Nov. 1 this year. The winner was determined by several events, which included: color day, float competition, can collection, door dec- oration, fancyf freaky day, wall competi- tion, and the spirit stick. For fancy! freaky day there was a feeling of enthusiasm in the air as the Seniors took first place in this event. They also were vic- torious in the can collection measured by the spirit chain, and won the spirit stick at the pep rally by a slim margin over the enthusiastic Freshmen. ln the wall competition the lunior's out- standing effort earned them first place. For the second consecutive year, the sopho- mores won the float competition with their Roaring Twenties presentation. The Fresh- men won the door decoration and color day with the Senior's trailing close behind for both events. The overall winner was the Senior class. The Freshmen placed sec- ond, the luniors third and the Sophomores last. x K x 1 T S s Q ,, ,A A Q S Q S X QE be at A i it we 'S Q 9: F ' W . ...F , F ' m i '-1..tttt i1ifY21n: . ,gf .. ..... sss F .M 1 -- 1. ,H ' Wg it ' T T 'T .t F . 1. 1't l A 1 ,'ti .'i.i'ti' f 'F l 7 S' E A if Student Council representatives measure spirit chain. unasx sa' 'ills llii Lsrrsies Sophomores choose Sesame Street as their wall theme. Another outstanding effort by the sophomore class. 94 X R. 'F' . . T X ..a rf' LeeAnn's Spirit Week creation. ff IS s. .-we .E .ff. Q Seniors Spirit Week Victors -51 flo w have fm ar -rii ,Nw- 4 for .eeee . , Roaring Twenties float wins competition. W., e Junior's i'Cartoon Lympics takes first place in the wall competition, :P Collection of Canned Goods Adds New Dimension to Spirit Week DELRAN High Stlrmx Award winning DHS Band. Replica of antique car adds interest to Homecoming parade Another spectacular senior wall. Culminating spirit week was the unravelling of the spirit chain, which took place on Oct. 31. This year instead of collecting money, canned goods were collected then distributed to needy families during the holidays. Although the competition was extremely close, the seniors won by col- lecting only a few more cans than the freshman class. 96 W i Ev . Q ? F 'i 1 X 2 f 1 i i and Mr, Hnilicka in the spirit! HAVE Class of 84 displays best Frosh wall yet! .mil nbers of the most spirited freshman class at DHS. Pictured on right, putting up the wall is really a tough Faith Mannella Crowned Quee 5 -Q vga mr.T: . If Faith Mannella, queen. The Homecoming queen and her court, Lisa Novak beams for her admirers. Lori Entwistle enjoying parade, The Court and Escorts: T. Keefe, S. Welch, l. Schultz, L. Novak, I. McAllister, F. Mannella, I. Kelly, L. Heizler, W. Holzapfel, L. Entwistle, D. Lamborne ll. Heizler enjoying every minute. A gentle reminder to VOTE. parading down Haines Mill Road. lury Selected From Audience Determined Play's Finale Night of january 16th , a courtroom drama, directed by Ms. Laura Schreiner, was presented at DHS in the auditorium, on December 5th and 6th, The mystery evolved around the death of Bjorn Faulkner, a wealthy man whose secretary, Karen Andre, was accused of his murder. For each performance jury members were selected from the audience. ln their hands rested the fate of Karen Andre. The trial's ending was a sur- prise to the audience as well as the cast. On the first night Karen Andre was found innocent and the second night, she was found guilty. Cast members included: Prison Matron, Ruby Crewal, Bailiff, David Bernard, judge Heath, Lisa DeMers, District Attorney Flint, lim McHugh, Defense Attorney Stevens, Patty Pickett, Court Clerk, lune Bagonis, Karen Andre, lla Rippey, Dr. Kirkland, Kim Waldron, Mrs. Hutchens, Suzanne Nagurny, Homer Van Fleet and lohn Crahm Whitfield, Roger lanezic, Elmer Sweeney and Sigurd lunquist, Adam Lambersky, Nancy Lee Faulkner, Karen Piatt, Magda Suenson, Dee Marino, lane Chandler, Dana Lashley, Larry Reagan, Mike Leslie, Stenographer, Nasreen Ahmed. Stage Crew: Tom and Bon- nie Wedlick, Mike Olivo, and Bryan Rachelin. Lighting and Video Crew: Shortie Dasher, Kathy Reinertsen, and Chris Wachter. 100 will Wh vim-it vsxrw msn? NIGHT 0? Jziiiiilif H75 TB. QU MSB ESB 56 it 8 PM 'WW R3 f i haw. m if ,,,,,-5-, 1 I K 'ii' I , ,, , ' if 1' ' xii? A My E 'f' X 1 gig 1 2 as Q Z I G an N 'il Some DHS students choose to partici- pate in the Child Learning Lab. They study growth and learn to recognize normal patterns of behavior along with the changes that take place as young children develop and grow. Our stu- dents work with these youngsters in the lllab and learn while helping the pre- SChOOlGFS to SFOW. l's so much nicer to be carried than to walk! Pre-schoolers ioin in Spirit Week festivities. 102 Child Learning Lab Provide Unique Experience for DHS Studen Video Crew Provides Media Coverage During study periods, lunches, and after school, the Delran High School Video Crew performs many services for the students and faculty. The members operate the video equipment that trans- mits educational video programs to the classroom. Some of the crew are interested in stage lighting and sound. These members show their versatility and technical skill by setting up microphones for special programs and operating the stage lights for school plays, dance recitals, and activities from other schools. l ee- I ,nr ' o--' o W-1. Left to Right: K. Reinertsen, Assistant Manager, E. Marsiglia, R. Roberts, E. Dasher, Manager, P, Cole, C. Wachter, K. Heck, Mrs, Boyce, Advisor. Middle Row: D. Hart man, l. Vathis, Front Row: I. Day, L. Foley, I. Pastino. Using the combined resources of both a new publisher and photographer, the 'lSPIRlT staff has produced an innovative volume this year. Not only does the book have a different appearance and order but also there has been a reduction in its cost making it a true bargain in today's econ- omy. ln addition, a new approach was taken to market the publication. A slide tape presen- tation was given in two assemblies in Octo- ber resulting in the greatest number of books purchased yet, 585, by the students of DHS. With a growing and more experienced staff, it is hoped that the quality of publica- tions will improve and that the llSPlRlT will win recognition for the staff when it is entered in the CSPA competition in the fall. Staff members at work. 'IO-4 Staff Adds New Dimension to BSPIRIT' Kathryn Reinertsen Brenda Naugle Editor-in-Chief Business Editor Production Staff: Top Row: Tierni Hamn, Nasreen Ahmed, Rene Grockenberger, Mrs. Neufeld, Lynn Bowk Lisa Nowosielski, Lori Lopinto, Monique Tyira, David Bernard, Bottom Row: Kathryn Reinertsen, Ruby Grew Rich Grockenberger, Brenda Naugle, David Sanders. Not Pictured: Kelly Wells, Adrienne Strauss, Cynthia C ruthers. sreen Ahmed Tierni Hamn iior Editor Faculty Editor 'FQ ggfl ess Staff: Top Row: Rene Grockenberger, Lynn Bowker, Lisa Nowosielski, Mrs, Neufeld - advisor, Kelly 5, Brenda Naugle, Ruby Grewel, Kathryn Reinertsen. Bottom Row: David Bernard, David Sanders, Rich kenberger, Angela Peterson. Monique Tyira Underclassmen Editor Tierni hard at work. UNDERCL ASSMEN Susan Ahrens Bethanne Albanese Margaret Alberti lohn Ames Robert Andrews Robert Angradi Pamela Armstrong Peter Attilio Richard Aukstikalnis llyse Bellovin David Bernard William Biancacci Robin Birchmeier Charles Bonawitz Barbara Bradfield Donna Marie Branca Robert Brian Albert Broadbent Diana Bruccolieri lohn Bucci Sheryl Buckman William Buzard Robert Cameron Earnest Campbell lohn Cardis Linda Cator Linda Cheeseman juniors QAIEEUREI Thomas Chinnici Mike Cifaldi Kristine Clauss Steven Clayton Chris Coial Tina Cortese Brian Croly Brenda Dae Lisa Dandrea Elizabeth Dann Lisa Dann Lori Dann MaryRose Dattilio Robert D'Elena Deborah Desher Matthew Dibiase Michele DiGiovanni Gia DiPietro Michelle Dydek Melody Echols Lisa Eigenbrood Arlene End Lorraine End Lisa Entwistle Mark Feeney Tony Ferrari Maria Fierszt Maureen Fitzgerald On Left: Class Officers: Advisor V. Drenik, Sec'y, K. Robinson, V.P. G. DiPietro, Advisor, 1. Canna. Kneeling: Treas. I. Goodwin, Pres. l. Zdebski. 109 lames Flanagan Sandra Force lovita Friedley Sharon Gartner Glenn Gasiorowski Kevin Gaughan David Geary loy Giandonato Bruce Gilmore Michealene Goldberg Susan Golembiewski Carolyn Goodwin lames Goodwin loseph Gramlich Ronald Grassia Robert Griffin loseph Grilli Susan Headman Heather Heaton Sarah Helsel Christopher Hoffman lohn Horchak Leslie Horner Barbara Howard jeffrey Hubbs Herb Hutchinson Jacqueline jackson Lisa 'lanick Ken lohnston Patricia Kachelein Richard Kalb Kimberly Ketchel Laura Killino Donna Kiraly Peter Klaus Georgianna Knight Manfred Konrath Susan Kotzen Kathie Kozianowski lohn Kratz Kimberly Krawczyk lames Kruithof Richard Lallo Renee Larson Robert Lashley lennifer Lee Kim Lee Susan Lehmann Michelle Lemunyon leff Lin Lori Lopinto Iohn Lutz Iune Marino Elaine Marsiglia Richard Martella Noreen Marten Kelly McBrearty David McCabe Michele McCurdy Scott McDougall Dwight McGraw Mark McHugh Steven Mclntyre Suzanne Austin Margaret McKeever lohn McKeon Patricia McMahon Melinda McShea Diane Mele Lisa Meyers Barbara Miller Michael Miller Karen Morrell lohn Nark Brenda Naugle Shelly Needleman David Nuckowski Suzanne Ogozalek Michele Okomski Michael Olivo Susan Ortlip james Papagno Frank Papotto Donna Parker Mary Paterson '5- gs . .1 1. , . - ::.:gg,,-' Andrea Pell Angela Peterson Fred Phillips Timothy Phillips Lynne Raymond Dawn Reed Susan Reifstech Kathryn Reinertsen Cindy Reynolds Rudirick Ricafort Tracy Richmond lohn Rodano Michael Romano Meghan Rossi Raymond Schick Mary Schultz Lee Seetoo Scott Shadoin james Sheppard Stanley Simpkins Michelle Smargisso Monica Smith Steven Smock Lisa Snow Susan Sommer Anthony Stevens Harry Stoever Kathryn Strain Keith Taylor Lori Thomas Harry Tittel Diane Tomczak Richard Truglio Ronald Truglio Daniel Tusing Iohn Tyira Nancy Vennel Sherry Voeckler Chris Wachter Glenn Ward Casey Watson loseph Walsh Deidra Webb Barry Weinish Kelly Wells Kevin West Ross Whitaker jeffrey White lane Williamson Steven Wigmore Eric Woodington Iohn Woods Iohn Woolam Anthony Woyer loan Yellin Iohn Zdebski Karen Zimmerson Patricia Zollner l 4v fl? .41 2'.-'fi Peter Aleszczyk Glenn Anderson Robert Anderson Nicole Anninos Amy Aukstikalnis Faith Bass jeffrey Bautz Nora Beck Susan Bergan Sandra Biluck Lisa Blaufuss Mike Bohn Raphael Bostic Roy Bowker Robert Branca Dorothy Brooks Michelle Burns Bryan Burton Linda Buzzard Diana Camiscioni Donna Camiscioni Stephanie Cardis Cynthia Cassady Michael Chadderton Diane Chiolino Mark Cicali Robert Commisso Sophomores A iw 10 Officers. Advisors, R. Fitzpatrick, C. Weidman, V.P., Dana Pauli, Treas. K. Russell, Pres, A. Naffziger Q61 Is? 3: lk ..... , riafs,t,'g,u'ww- - .ummm - ,. .ii Frank Connor Kenneth Cornew Patricia Croge Raymond Cucugliello joseph Daley Steven Dana Sandra D'Angelo Thomas Deluca Karen Demeis lohn Demilio Richard Derose Sharon Diamore Robert Donnelly Linda Dougherty Maureen Dougherty Benjamin Eastburn Lori Eden William Eirich lamie Elliott Denise End Donald Enoch Tammy Evans lean Fan lohn Fate David Faust Debra Fernandez Susan Fisch Steven Francis Stephen Geida Donna Giardenelli Karen Gibbs Pamela Giberson Kelly Gibson Mark Given Lori Goldey Marie Crabowski Steven Grevera Richard Grockenberger Cheryl Graph Dale Hartman Karen Hawes Carl Heck Noreen Hervey Angela Holzapfel Lisa Houston Donald Hullings Maryann larossi Thomas lwanicki Carol laner Dorothy jefferson Kathleen johnson Michael lordon Mark Kadelski Megan Kelly Michele Chamberlain Kim Kepple David Kim Carleton Kimber Linda Kinslow lohn Kiraly Garbriele Klaus Nancy Knaak Linda Knapp Linda Konawel Anne Konrath Kathleen Korba loseph Kowaleski Jeffrey Kratzer Nancy Krause Peter Kretmar Gregory Kyriacos Michael Lake Robert Lallo Michael Law Tamara Lawrence Amy Lefferts David Lehmann Kathy Lepesha Stacey Ann Levin jeffrey Levy Christine Lintz Sharon Lipinsky Glenn Lobe V Michael Maguire Edward Maher Patricia Mahon Lawrence Maio jeffrey Major Steven Marcus Wioletta Marek Mary Marino Maria Masterson lohn Matlack Maryann McAlack james McAllister Patricia McConaghy Colleen McCurdy Cindy McDonough Marylane McGory Keith Mclntyre lohn McKeen Matt McKeever Francine McKendry Ronald McNally David Montgomery Amy Naffzinger Michael Neuman Kathy Noble Becky Novak Denise O'Conner Christopher O'Donnell :Qs 1'-'55 Diane Obergfell Alexander Oros Michael Pandolfi Linda Pauline Dana Pauli Kenneth Penkala Natalie Perrino David Peters Karen Piatt joseph Posch lanice Pupo john Raymond Robert Rees Suzanne Rich Linda Rickards loan Ridgeway Robin Ricks Helen Ritzie Kristen Russell Marianne Sands Michael Sassano Robyn Schliep Ralf Sharma lodi Sheeran Margaret Sheeran David Shinn Andrew Sklar Brian Slominski David Smith Helen Snodgrass Rhonda Snyder Barbara Sommer Rajendra Soni Dawn Spiewak Andrew Sterbenz Alphonso Stewart Christine Stilley Ann Teasdale lenny Temple Raymond Thompson lohn Tiziani Scott Treiber Eileen Troutman Marianne Tubelis Monique Tyira Fern Uman Linda Vivanco lohn Vogel Terry Wadell Kim Waldron Stephanie Washington Th Keith Watson Sharon Wedgeworth Michele Weight Frank Wertz Donna Wesson Michael West Donna Wiile james Woolam Cynthia Woyer Mary Ann Yansick Cheryl Yellin Sheila Yorlano Christine Young Vincent Young Paul Zebrowski Sharon Zebrowski Freshmen Dawn Adelizzi Timothy Anderson Nw lvst Vincent Anderson lames Andrews Class Officers: Back Row: Advisor, Mr. LaSalle, Sec., Dawn Adelizzi, Asst.. Secy, Isabella Brown, Asst. Treas., David Zelaney. Front Row: Treas., Sue Rlppey, Pres., Michelle Kaiser, Vf P, Lisa Ford. Andrew Antuzzi lune Bagonis Mike Barsocchi Maureen Bartlett leanine Beck ludith Bergan Nancy Biancacci Stephen Bieker Robert Blatchley Joanne Bobb Michael Bonawitz Aimee Bond Andrew Bowen Eileen Bowker Moira Brady Isabella Brown Kenneth Brune 'V' Karen Bunkowski Antoinette Canterbury Thomas Cappetti Michael Carroll Mary Carter William Cassey Cynthia Castick 'K S! Christian Cerreto Pamela Cerrito Annette Chamberlain loe Chiaccio Michael Cherry Gina Cicali Brian Commisso Christine Corr Kimberly Creekmore Robert Cristella Valerie Dann james Day Susan Dean Vito Delliponti Gregory Demirjian Dominique Devito Michelle Diamore loseph Dicola Peter DiGilio Annamaria Disilvestro Scott Dolin Deborah Donnelly Christine Durante Mark Duzenski Tina Earl Spencer Epstein William Esworthy Lisa Faust Andrea Feldschneider Tina Ferrari Kevin Fitzgerald Sandra Fleming Betsy Fletcher Stacy Floyd A ' Leo Foley Lisa Ford Mindy Friedman Maria Gabrieli jeff Garman Ronald Gebhardt Rita Gentile Brian Gilmore David Goldstein Louis Goncey lill Grace lason Smith Kathleen Gramlich Ravinder Grewal Renee Grockenberger john Guzik Genita Haliburton Charlton Harris Trisha Hatcher Charlotte Hege Kim Hermansky Ventina Hershey Rob Hess Michele Hilbert Carla Holliday Rodney Hubbs Lamont lackson joe lara Mark lerd Michelle Kaiser lenny Keith Paul Killino Cheryl Korpa William Klinger Kelli Kreifels Robert Kruithof Dana Lashley lohn Leacott Brian Leeds Cathy Leusner lames MacClay lohn Madden Patrick Maguire Lillian Major William Marshall Charles Marten Christopher Martin Beth Masterson Dawn McCurdy Diane McDonough Philip Meehan Tracy Miller MaryAnn Missimer Edward Meyers Cheri Monterosso Donna Morrell lean Michel Mount Debra Mullen Marta Mysak Kim Nixon Anne Noble Robert Noble Lisa Nowosielski Tracy Obergfell Leo Oberschmidt Cynthia Ogan Kathleen Oleary Bruce Ortlip Richard Paoline lr. lohn Papagno Robert Papi Robert Parker lohn Pastino Tina Pfeffer Patricia Phipps leffrey Porreca .lff'Em- Karen Pupo Anthony Quaciari Wayne Razzi Dennis Regii lr. Christine Repece Tammy Rice Karen Richman Susan Rippey Diane Ritzie Sheila Romano Nancy Rose Lakshmi Roy Michael Rubin David Sanders Marilyn Schick Frank Schmidt William Schmutz William Scott Gary Senior Thomas Shene Kim Sheeran Pamela Sheppard Steven Sienkiewicz loseph Sileo Beverly Skrzypkowskl Paul Slominski Suzanne Slater Loni Kay Smith Thayer Smith loseph Solomon Dilip Soni Penny Spangler Scott Spitznas Marjorie Stabilito Susan Starr Beverly Stellwag loy Stepnowski l.isa Phillips Donald Strain Michelle Swiderski Kim Stypinski lackie Temple Stacy Ann Tindall Bernadette Thompson Renee Trallo Suzanne Trotter Kenneth Turner Stephen Virgil Susan Voeckler 1: .,-2 rs vt ,X , kf -ur' ifli... Lisa Vranich Eileen Wallace Thomas Walsh David Washington Sandra Washington Denise Watson Robin Weight Susan Wesson Sharon West Ward Whitaker Ronald Wigmore Thomas Williams Scott Woodington lohn Yost Timothy Young Richard Zarzecki Teressa Zeisweiss David Zelaney Robert Zepp Joseph Zoccali Thomas Zoccali lohn Zolty QQ' L V W ffiizk ' ' , - ' wx in , .1 ff fn, ki: ' Wll iza z' 4 xv W, V : ' f 4, Ji' K f . X2 we Q Q W V f V A X WS M up 'S , Q X mmK'k L I .. is A - 5-km. K -f f - - lm -. , like Q, Lk M , NA.. '-QM in W' - N1 fm - 1 1 nv., YDQ R A K '2 .-5 Q4 S2 . A 1 Y Xxx X - w I' 4 A LV HP 'QL' igsf X 5 k 5 ,jg ,, if mmf: in 'N--.--1 w QM' 43:3 GLX 'X H ' gi W : -is 1 31 is fW?b33f ,fav r XX an if ,X A -9 Qwf I ,qn M - 1 lV Topples Unbeaten Burl City Paul covers his man. Coach Fitzpatrick plans strategy. While winning 9 and losing 11, the IV bas- ketball team, coached by Bob Fitzpatrick, demonstrated continuity, poise and ener- getic defense this season. Victories were posted over undefeated Burlington City and highly rated Florence. Offensive stars were Don Enoch and lohn Horchack while captain lay Flanagan was assisted on defense by Paul Zebrovyski. l l36 Don takes a shot from the side. QQLA RS BEAR! 241 fa C Standing: Coach Fitzpatrick, l. Horchack, I. jackson, D. Enoch, B. Burton, S. Bieker, L. Pittman, Manager, Train K. Hnilcka. Kneeling: C. Dallas, l. Flanagan, E. Robinson, P. Zebrowski, D. Geary. M ff Af 2: , mfff gi' V Ai 1 V V, Q31 il L' -lfv md V 1 ,, ,f ff ? W , i , if f 2 N Ky 'Q gf 3 X l 5 xii' 5 I s covers the backboard. Marshall 5 y W X gf Varsty all 2 in Freedom Division Finishing with 18-5 and second place in the Freedom Division, the Varsity Girls gave fans something to cheer about. Led by Captains Karen Anderson, Lori Goldstein and Terri McDermott, they won 8 straight and ranked as high as fourth in the county. McDermott became Delran's first player to score over 1000 points. ln addition, she was named All FreedomfAll Star Player, First team. Also honored was Karen Ander- son by making the second team. Lori tries for two. 1C'. Looks like the opposition scored again. Delran Opponents 43 Bishop Eustace 15 66 Woodbine 25 41 Cherokee 49 52 Florence 17 36 Sterling 48 52 Maple Shade 49 37 Bur ington City 26 38 N. Burlington 47 49 Palmyra 31 84 Ossi Tech 23 31 Burl. Township 52 63 Maple Shade 49 49 Bordentown 27 52 Riverside 39 43 Florence 16 48 Burl. City 33 49 N. Burlington 31 70 Palmyra 43 62 Riverside 38 48 Cherry Hill West 24 35 Burl. Twp. 46 77 . Maple Shade 43 44 Bordentown 35 138 Both teams anticipate the outcome of the shot l McDermott, All Star, All Freedom lst Team in her 1000 point scoring effort. Maria passes to teammate. QVLR yn about to put the ball back into play, Standing: Manager, L. Raymond, M. Fierszt, M. Lutz, L. Blaufus, K. Ketchel, l. Williamson, S. Grtlip, M. McShea, P. Zollner, Coach l. Weber, Kneeling: L. Goldstein, T. McDermott, K. Anderson. 139 VVHh a 1445season,thelNfCHns'basketbaH teany coached by Ahn Snmh, phced mnongthetopcxwuendeminthewleague They beatprewousw undefeaKxlBorden- town by 25-20 midway in the season, thereby, gahnng rnuch conhdence, ln another exckhwg ganwelate Withe season, theytrounced anl1nvaIRwer9de byaa51- fmrnwgm.mtharmmgameamumghkmmg to tough Bordentown, there was a sense of acconwphshnwent because of thek overaH ywn4ossrecord. JV Trounces Riversid Control of the jump ball goes to?? Above: Sue goes for 2, l.R,4l W-R40 M. McShea, S. Ortlip, P. Zollner, L. Blaufus, l. Williamson, Coach A, Smith, Kneelingz S. Biluck, D. Giardinelli, S. Rippey, D. Watson, D. Obergfel. Sue goes for a layup 140 ,,,, 5 gr N ? f W Q X ff ,ESP mmm ' Q 1 -8. in can l our N S . 1 5 V,-W -- 45 Y 1 A, 'R msg ,SSA Mag f 1' :S xg ,Q -- .i 5 'I .. 5. :-' ix if ff 36 W viii? 5 is iq Tv M X fi x 3 Ss, F Delran Opponent 23 Camden Catholic 32 33 Kingsway 20 45 Holy Cross 13 2nd Place Cherokee Tournament 19 Pitman 29 32 Cinnaminson 23 51 N. Burlington 9 54 Pennsauken Vo Tech 4 Palmyra Riverside Burlington Twp. Lena e Map e Shade Princeton Eastern Burl. Vo. Tech Bordentown Burlington City Steve and Ken watch action. The 8Of 81 varsity grapplers earned the dual distinction of being the first team to defeat N. Burlington in the 7 year history of the Freedom Division and then went on to become the first team other than Northern to capture the League title with a 7-O record. They also qualified for Group ll Sectionals and were defeated by a top notch Penns Grove outfit. The overall 13-4-0 season climaxed with a strong team performance at the District 27 Tournament, where they placed third. Soph Vince Young, who ended the regular season with a 16-3-0 recorc became a National Scholastic Record holder in his weight class with a 5 sec- ond pin against Burl. Vo. Tech. He was also named athlete of the week by the Phila Inquirer for this accomplishment. Other honors were captured by Mark Bohn, lim Sweezy and Young, by being named to the Freedom Division First Team. Second team honors went to Steve Mclntyre, Dave Lehmann and Ed Hamlet. S McCleary turns opponent over with headlock. Below: Mclntyre uses arm bar against foe. 5 ii 51. in .. f 1: ..f:fmWmz.a- M- --,mafia l1s1nni mf . Varsity Tops Freedom Division Young Honored By Inquirer Iizarra tries to get On R. Coach Smith and Sweezy look on get BJLF LH if' .5,1.H4,,. Q3-94, QttA'R4J Si' 44 SLB4, 43-R-41 finding' Coach Smith, A. Gizarra, ix lohnston, T. Twanicki, B. Brian, E. Hamlet, Mike Bohn, Trainer Hnilicka. deeiing V Young, Mark Bohn. S. Mclntyre, I. Papagno. D. Lehman, B. Andrews. Young :mm anmhw lmpwww Www Impressive Record forl.V. Squad Perfect Record of 17-O For Frank Wertz With an impressive 15-2 record and an undefeated 7-0 record in the Freedom Division, the JV wrestling team experienced another great year. Team members turned in many individual performances which were outstanding. ln addition, almost every wrestler posted a winning record. Frank Wertz was the only individual to finish with a perfect record of 17-0. The team was capably coached by lohn Kugler. Kadelski trying to switch. 144 Tittel steps in for turk ride. Kadelski, B. McCleary F Wertz, H. Tittel Standing: Coach Kugler, A. Sterbang, M. Given, I. Woolam, F. Schneider, R. lvlartella. Kneeling: D. we-4 Chiaccio tries to run a half. Frosh Capture Freedom Brune attempting to pin Lenape opponent in cradle. ach Surette P DiGilio, R. Gebhardt, A. Antuzzi, W. Esworthy, I. Guzik, I. Chiaccio. Kneeling. P. Kil- T Young R Paoline, P. Slominski, S. Epstein. On Right: Gebhardt forcing opponent down to mat. Division Championship Frosh wrestlers captured The Burlington County Championship and were unde- feated in their division as they finished with an 8-3 record. Leading grapplers were Ken Brune at 101, with an 11-O recordg john Guzik at 148, with a 9-2 recordg and Georges Cassera at 158, with a 7-4 record. kg if-:ga fx i Q Ki X fi II down the alle ' . NSN- K' . K M .1555-fai l , K 1: Ki. S +1 v. K, Q .. 'g 1 li K d-,,,....- ' i5 dl vw anticipates a strike. 7 X www? Q, if rv. 'mi . P ,,i. ii I 'fx iw U s 1: f S ,fr X -cp, if H, , 'Inn-U.. J ' H5 f :gg , , . ! , ' v 1. My :AX M I O , V ,ST1y,x.' 1 , , K gan-may R Aggw Girls Roll With Big Handicap Although they finished below .500g-the IV girls often bowled with a real handicap, that of being short one or two team mem- bers. This did not deter the girls from par- Sue puts it down on her mark. ticipating with enthusiasm. l l - 1? l L to R: Lisa Delvters, Amy Lefferts, Annette Chamberlain, Coach V. Drenik. Seated: Sue Fisch, Karen Piatt. n approaches . . . Although this year's swim team won only one meet, spirit ran high. The vic- tory was posted against Pemberton and was accomplished without any divers. Even without a coach during the first month of the season, the team managed to stick together and become highly competitive. By the season's end, 8 indi- viduals qualified for the Burl. Co. District Championships along with one boys' and one girls' medley relay. Amy Auksti- kalnis qualified for the States in the 100 meter breaststroke and 200 IM and fin- ished 4th in both events. The Boys' relay team placed 6th. On Left, Ricky displays winning back- stroke form. NEW RECORDS D. Pupo 50 Free 55.7 S. Simpkins 200 Free 2:06.4 K. Pupo 200 Free 2:34.0 S. Helsel 500 Free 6159.0 S. Simplins 500 Free 6:00.4 R. Aukstikalnis 100 Back 1:08.7 New Records for Swim Tear Amy Aukstikalnis Qualifies for State Standing: Coach Buchanan, S. Yorlano, C. Woyer, M. Chadderton, G. Anderson, J, Demilio, D. Pupo, R. A kalnis, R. Schliep. Kneeling: A. Aukstikalnis, S. Simpkins, M. Miller, S, Helsel, Mgr. M. Alberti, 1. Papagno. Sitti Pupo, R. Grewal, N. Marten, K. Pupo, K. Lepesha. Pictured on Left: Robin perfects her breast stroke. s 4 - -. 1- u 'f . ,A-24 Z V 5 ig ,V . vm Q I V K ,F wr 1 ,,:uV.,. M , ww y 3-we ,, Q 14, f.f v VW A -0 yi 4 , J' 5 .. fi : f , , . V ' cf b A ,fzfffw ' 4 ffm ,1 QW ff. 393 Q, if 1 1 4 was ,WM W1 J A ww, 'FL llvfh 1 m - if .3 QED, 'X ,, .X - 5' . X M. Cheerleading at both Varsity and IV lev- els has changed at Delran and other Bur- lington County schools as a result of a court ruling and the involvement of the organization NOW. Because the ruling requires cheering squads to appear at an equal number of games for boys' and girls' athletics, the Delran squads were able to cheer only at home games dur- ing the winter sports season. This caused a tight schedule along with the necessity ,of withdrawing needed sup- port from the school's traveling teams. A further attempt to abide by another required change was opening the sport to both male and female candidates. Although this will continue to be a prac- tice at DHS, there appears to be minimal interest from the male population of the school. The squad is coached by Connie Papp and captained by Laura Killino. Sue shows her stuff! 152 Y Squad executes intricate formation 4 1 - xi Q . . ,aa-fm 9, 3 x Q I 5 f 2' q f V Q 3 lit-1 ,A lg X lf ui E i N15 K' cu: Q f X S , .Qs x X Nuff. 4 K S z i R Ry im Q . F ,' 4 Wm lz up ,W YM n g, 1:- 'fn - High Standards for Cheerleaders Cheerleading is considered a sport in which participants are awarded with lv and Var- sity letters and pins like any other inter- scholastic sport, Tryouts are so competitive that at times candidates are required to pass a written exam along with a compre- hensive physical demonstration of athletic ability. judging for tryouts is done by out- side coaches along with school coaches not involved in the sport of cheerleading. To be a cheerleader, not only do grades have to fall within those stated in the eligi- bility rules, but also the candidate must possess poise, pep and personality. Squads are open to male and female students alike. The IV squad cheers at home for the lV boys' and girls' basketball teams. L to R, Moira Brady, Valerie Dann, Karen Richman, Suzy Austin lxelli lxreltels Betsy Fletcher Gayle Williamson use Culture Club Growth Mushrooms l:'rO W A af Se c. v' E-'lt I ug H13 i 1 9, BNHS The Cultural Club was established in 1977 for the purpose of allowing students to visit cultural landmarks in the S. jersey vicinity. Monies raised through fundraisers defray the cost of trips to the theater, ballet, museums and foreign food restaurants. One important goal is that students will continue to visit these places after they have graduated from DHS. Since good news travels fast, the club proudly boasts the distinction of having the largest group participation of any extracur- ricular club or organization in the school. With the enthusiastic leadership of advisor Carole Crossen membership has tripled since the first year -- Interact, newly formed social service organization sponsored by the Delran Rotary highlighted its year by hosting for- eign exchange students Claudia Pedroza and Astrid Hansen. The group plans to con- tinue hosting along with sending our stu- dents abroad to study. Service was pro- vided to the community by helping the Rotary Club with a Pancake Day in Octo- ber along with collecting personal items at Christmas for Crossroads, a home for runa- ways. Pictured at Right: Kneeling: M. Burns, C. Lintz, M. Sands, K. Demeis, N. Marten, K. Pupo, R. Schliep, H. Ritzie. Row 2: Mrs. Macwright, advisor, P, Mahon, D. Sanders, S. Biluck, K. Russell, S. Ortlip, M. Kelly, R. Snyder, L. Eden, F. Klemann, M. Beecher. Row 3: D. Paoline, D. Pauli, K. Escheman, L. Ceary, L. Monteroso, A. Strauss, M. Lutz, M. Masterson, D. Fernandez. Row 4: C. Yellin, C. Woyer, S. Yorlano, K. Alberti, K. Vogelman, E. Troutman, l. Ripey, R. lanezic, S. Horner, A. Hansen, T. McDermott, L. Wixler. ' Student Council continues to be active at DHS by supporting both the school and community. Traditionally, the group is instrumental in organization of the Home- coming Parade in the Fall. lt is also suppor- tive of the Honor Society's bloodmobiles. One of this year's ongoing projects is a food tasting committee which works in conjunction with the cafeteria staff. Council Serves School and Community l5b Interact Hosts Foreign Students 4 Kneeling, L to R: K Russell, D. Adelizzi, M. Kaiser, R. Snyder, L. Eden, D. O'Conner, D. Paoline, M. Kelly, I. Brox S. Trotter, A. Naffziger. Row 2: L. Buzzard, K. Alberti, K. Vogelman, H. Ritzie, I. Yellin, L. Papotto, F. Mannella, Whitaker, M. Porreca, L. Simpkins, L. Heizler, D. Pauli, Mr. McConigal. Row 3: l. Zdebski, D. Parker, M. McNal S. Simms, D. Kim, D. Sanders, V. DePiponti, L. Oberschmidt, K. Ketchel, D, Bernard, D. Tomczak. Row 4: K. Lepesha, N. Anninos, D. Brooks, C. Stilley, S. Clayton, G. Crillo, M. Fierszt, M, Lutz, K. Anderson, M. Sejda, l. Williamson, K. Robinson, A. Lefferts, B. Novak, l. McAllister. E 3 sl st T it I lonor Society 84 Medical Explorers Berve School and Community The National Honor Society, an organization of students who have demonstrated charac- ter, service, scholarship, and leadership con- tinues to be the driving force behind the suc- cessful bloodmobiles at DHS. Because of their support and hard work, the American Red Cross can count on the DHS community for almost 200 pints of blood from combined vis- its in November and May. In addition to sup- porting the ARC, the Honor Society provides a tutoring program for students in need. Pictured Left: Sitting: K. Alberti, L. Monterosso, L. Wixler, L. Paootto, F. Mannella, L. Heizler. Row 2: D. Marino, A. Strauss, L. Geary, I. McAllister, I. Rippey, advisor, Ms. K. Sharkey. Row 3: T. Cohan, H. Hubbs, T. loo, L. Troutman, B. Gold, S. Horner, T. McDermott, M. Machtay, F. Klem- ann, M. McBrearty, T. Hamm. Medical Explorers, a co-ed branch of the Boy Scouts of America, is advised by Ms. Barbara Benoqitz. The group provides its membership with opportunities to obtain varied experi- ences in medically related fields. Those partici- pating in Post H500 have a wide variety of interests and aspirations ranging from physi- cians, nurses and medical technologists to just helping others. The Explorers spend the majority of their time volunteering at Zur- brugg Hospital. Pictured Left: Kneeling: L. Christie, K. Alberti, T. loo, T. Hamm. Row 2: Ms. Benowitz, B. Masterson, L. Roy, N. Ahmed, D. Sanders, L. Vivanco, L. Goldy, R. Grewal. Row 3: L. Wixler, L. Sheetz, M. Schultz, M. Masterson, D. Fer- nandez, M. Alberti, K. Wells, R. Schliep. Row 4: M. Machtay, F. Bass, S. Lipinsky, N. Beck, E. Troutman, D. Vassallo. ' 157 f1' T 'l FHA-HERD lnvolves Student in School and Communit i i l The goal of Future Homemakers of Amer- ica is to help youth assume their roles in society through home economics educa- tion in areas of personal growth, family life, vocational preparation and community involvement. This year both FHA and HERO members attended the Southern Fall Regional Meeting held at Delran and The State Convention which was held in Cherry Hill at the Cherry Hill Holiday lnn in May. Advisor: J. Velutello, Michelle Smargisso, L. Simpkins, K. Krawczyk. Not Pictured: S. Weiser. Sitting: M. Buck, L. Siconolfi, L. Koch, W. Hqolzapfel. Kneeling: A. Horner, Darlene Aquilar, P. lacobs, L. Martin. Standing: M. Oberschmidt, D. Gilbert, K. lacobs, D. Ka Advisor, I. Velutello. 158 eeling: I.. Damon, R. Hedgespeth, D. Tomsack, H. Heaton, S. Gartner, l. Friedly, I, lackson. Sitting: l. Cartney, D. Duckworth, R. Zebrovvski, L. Entwistle, C. Kuhn, R. D'Elena, K. Lee, M. Datillio, S. Reifstech. nding. T Trotter, P. Lefvlunyon, S. Esvvorthy, l. Novvosielski, D. Willie, B. Dae, D. Bernare. DE Develops Leadership The DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUBS OF AMERICA develops leadership abilities through elected officers. The club is designed to enhance self-esteem and self- confidence through its members. Social responsibility and attitudes are attained by meeting and competing with other high school students at the regional, state and national levels, while their marketing and free enterprise skills are enriched. DECA is learning and DECA is fun! End and Phipps Place in Competition By participating in a variety of activities and competitions, members of Future Business Leaders of America QFBLAJ gain a better understanding of business. ln the regional and state competitions, students compete against students from other schools in dif- ferent areas such as typing, stenography, accounting, business lavv and math, data processing, job interview, etc. At the regional competition on February 21, loyce Phipps placed 7th in the office procedures event and Lorraine End placed 4th in the Steno I event. g 159 CDE Program Successful Cooperative Office Education QCOEJ at Delran High builds the gap between the completion of secondary school and the beginning of business careers. Through this program, the school and the com- munity work together to train qualified interested students. The enthusiasm and cooperation of business people from Delran and surrounding and communi- ties and the capable business students who participate are two important fac- tors in the success of the COE program, coordinated by Mrs. Phyllis Winston, which is now in its fifth year. Pictured Left: Row 1: N. Weinish, D. Robidoux, R. Trallo, T, Cohan, D. DeNapoli, P. Barsocchi, D. Ryan, L. Washington. Kneeling: I. Penkala, D. Mar- ino, M. Diaz, Mrs. Winston, L. Marris, M. Coleman. Bear Facts Improves A much improved llBear Facts was evi- denced this year by more proficient reporting from a more experienced staff. Much effort was put into the tab- loid under the leadership of Ms. Lucy Hargrove along with a highly qualified editorial staff. Pictured Left: Standing: M. Romano, M. Smith, R. Demirjian, l, Ianick, T. McDermott, D. Sanders, S. Milone. Row 2: Lisa Chechiaro, M. Fierszt, L. Heiz- ler, L. Wixler. Row 3: Editors loan Yellin, Mitch Machtay. 160 Chess Club and Math and Science 4 Teams Attract Top Students Three teams from Delran were entered in the Nl Science League this year: lst year biology and Ist and Znd year chemistry. After two meets, the Chem- istry teams topped Burling County with Mitch Machtay and left Levy outscoring most of the competition. The Biology team showed an improvement over last year with Sharon DiAmore outscoring all competitors. After two meets, the Math Team placed second in the league with several mem- bers scoring quite high in the competi- eam. L. Cerchairo, L. Seetoo, M. Machtay, F. Kleman, R. Whitaker, R. lanezic. Club: I. Canna, Advisor, L, Seetoo, T. Smith, M. Machtay, l. Miller, M. Kon- tion. The team has hopes of being among the Leagues leaders by the end of the math season. Under the leadership of lim Canna, the Chess Club is a new group at DHS this year. Plans are to improve logical thinking and ultimately to compete with other chess clubs from area high schools. E Science Team: Row 1: L, Seetoo, L. lanezic, R. Whitaker, Advisor D. Cook, Row 2: M. Diamore, L. Wixler, M. Machtay, F. Kleman. 161 Chorus Gains New Members Over 40 strong and still growing, this year's DHS chorus is the largest yet! The group performed at the Winter Concert in December and again at the Spring Concert in April. The singing group is directed by Mr. E. Manns and is often accompanied by Betty Gold. Pictured this page and next are chorus members practicing various parts of the song Traces. Below: Sitting: B. Masterson, C. Durante, D. Vathis, R. Weight, D. Wille, K. Richman, C. Reynolds, L. Entwis- tle, L. Faust, M. Weight, T. Walker. Row 2: M. Dia- more, M. Burns, I. Bellovin, K. O'Leary, I. Beck, D. Lashley, L. Dann, K. Strain, S. West, E. Wallace, Row 3: M. Mount, L. Smith, C. Voeckler, L. Eden, S. Slater, L. Bowker, V. Hershey, I. Kratz, B. Esworthy, B. Gold, R. Kalb, P. Cole, D. Ferguson. 4 162 zz Band Performs 0rig'nal Music Under the baton of Fred Latella, the newly formed DHS lazz Band has given concerts at the high school and all other schools in the district during this school year. All of the music played by the ensemble is origi- nal work written by Mr. Latella. g: R. Gebhardt, B. Cristella, S. Grevera, S. Smock, R. Bostic, T. Smith. Kneeling: M. Miller, D. Kim. l 4-'S' A ..... 163 Bear Essentials Offers Many Items to Students The BEAR ESSENTIALS continues to students the opportunity to practice and marketing techniques. lt also prov the student body with essential items ing the first three periods of the school t Reasons to shop at Bear Essentials. Kim Lee excited about end of day tallies. Wnztxlf Q' fi is V MCI! 4.5 'EXW 4 Q I ' av aaic , , ,, , his! LK wand' K. Lee, K. Gaunt and D. Horton man the school store where many l'Delran items can be bought at a nominal price. 164 t,,R ww . .- ,W Q 5 w f 2 ' w-NA., M f. Y , QQ 4 ga! my w,i VIIA- W ,, 55 : B ff M are S :,, ,, 'Zin ' 'iw ff' My EQQSX4 'X g 1 K ff JE I X N 5 xvfffmf.-Q..X fi? 5-Q 1 g s-fi 3 7'N-:N 5 awffllms M , , ff NLf.alguiQQZQfQ ll .S . H 1-, ' A 1 J .FN p s Sis ,S Ri if Q ww-sg 3 + A 3, A95 'N if 3 rj ,- fy wg , 5,3 3 1 x as 5, ii Q 3 S Q up I X, Y Q R 6, N T 5 ,, H34-L14 hge-.u,.1I:.f-w 'cle-ma 1.1 W N 166 'u Agn, 1 411142 fhmfkfn JM' A 5335, 1 1' dx nun, . gffff s , V, vw 1... ll. c ' -:ss si g,-'--.. mi '55 JM Ego-w.-0 ngfmah K I Q :Q- f X . f ' E1w1 'X' : .v 2-, X 393,13 'Q' A9 my SQLR44 E P 4 A I-L-2-1 J, wtf. M pgjpyf g31 f !,f'jj Cf!! W jwflnfnfffl jrljfifwf' ff! ' , M M fy ff? X X av M 'U Z I Q SJ V J, if 04 if ff fu- lS4JblfjV1,JNAjN,wkk5!J Vfflffjjyvfoof lvl! M W M ww My M Vim U-VU fm jwji at W fm-41 ly! 16962, ?yWMlJ.f3 155 My ff' V? WJ WGMWUVJK KW!-ny' ,DL' ,fM5C1 ,UM ,kv ff MS yu My f STAFF L 'I7 l ff Administration and Board of Education l. Chinnicit' B, Bowyer D. Christy' S. Goldstein l David G. Lamborne ll, Principal I. Kabel D. McShea E s .41 lames Duda and Bonnie Weiskittel, Assistant Principals 1. Slim 172 M. Burton M. Guzik A. Lepesha A. Saul A M Superintendent of Schools ' Acting Secretary, Board of Education. Not Pictured: Lillie Ph and Gerald MacDonald. N. Bassler R. Bender T. Boyce M. Boyer Sheryl Adelman: BA Holy Family Collegeg Foreign Lan- guage Dept. Neta Bassler: BS Brockportg Health! Phys. Ed. Dept. lanice Bell: Secretary for Mr. Lamborne. lohn Bellis: Attendance Officer. Richard Bender: AA and BA, Rider Collegeg Social Stud- ies Dept. g Varsity Baseball Coach, Frosh Football Coach and Phase One Specialist. Barbara Benowitz: BA Beaver Collegeg Science Dept. Medical Explorer Post. Carol Boehmler: BS West Chester State, Math and Comp. Ed. Dept. ' Thelma Boyce: Media Clerk. Mary Boyer: BS University of Maineg Home Ec. Dept. Maureen M. Brennen: BS St: loseph's Collegeg Math Dept. lames Buchanan: Industrial Artsg Auto Shopg Swim Coach. lim Canna: BA Glassboro State Collegeg Science Dept. g lr. Class Advisor. Rick Clauson: BA Rutgersg Science Dept.: Tennis Coach. , Ann Cohan: Secretary to Mrs. Weiskittel. Deborah Cook: BS Phila. College of Pharm. and Sci- enceg Temple University: Scienceg Science League. , Ann Croge: Library Clerk. Carol Crossen: BS Philadelphia College of Artg Art Department: Advisor, Culture Club. Nancy Cummings: BA Syracuseg MA University of Rochesterg Language Arts Dept. ludy Davies: BA Salem Collegeg MA Columbia Univer- sityg Supplemental Dept. lames E. Donoghue lr.: BS Syracuse Universityg In School Suspensiong Varsity Football Coach. Barb Doreste: BA Rutgersg Supplemental Ed. lanet Dougherty: BA Lebanon Valley Collegep Math Dept. Verann Drenik: BS Classboro State Collegeg Art Dept.g lr. Class Advisor and Bowling Coach. Barbara DuRoss: BS Trenton Stateg Business Ed. Dept. Nancy Fanelliz BS Springfield Collegeg Phys. Ed.fHealthg lV Softball Coach and Varsity Tennis Coach. Dale A. Faust: BA Classboro Stateg Social Studies Dept.g Head Track Coach. lohn Felserz BS Trenton State Collegeg Industrial Arts Dept. Robert Fitzpatrick: BA Riderg Social Studies Dept.g Ski Clubg lV Baseball Coach: and Soph. Class Adv. William Fynan: BA Ursinusg MA Riderg Guidance Dept. Paul Gardiner: BA Widener Universityg Social Studies Deptg Asst. Football and Asst. Baseball Coaches. T74 K 'xl 1 X x 3 M. Brennan I. Buchanan I. Canna E. Clauson A. Cohan D. Cook AD- A. Croge C. Crossen N. Cummings fx I. Kugler D. Lucas T. Lasalle I. MacWright E. Manns Phyllis Gardiner: Compensatory Ed. Dept. Karen Gaunt: BS Marketing and Distributive Ed., Busi- ness Dept., DECA Adv. and JV Cheerleading Adv. Doris Greene: BS, MA in Ed., Supplemental Ed. Dept. Lucy Hargrove: BA lmmaculata College, Language Arts Dept., Newspaper. Nancy Haynes: BS Westchester, M Ed Temple Univer- sity, Guidance Dept. William Hillman: BS, MA Springfield College, Health! Phys. Ed. Extracurricular, Dept. Co-ordinator. Keith A. Hnilicka: Rutgers and University of Arizona, MA in HealthfPhys. Ed., HealthfPhys. Ed. Dept., Extra- curricular: Head Athletic Trainer. Knud lensen: MA Glassboro State College, Induatrial Arts Dept. Carol lohnson: BA Rider, Language Arts Dept., DEA Rep. Ed lohnson: Montclair and Temple University with a MA degree, Language Arts, Dept. Coordinator. loanne Karwacki: BA Holy Family, MA Glassboro State College, English Dept. Marguerite Kinnard: BA Boston University and Gradu- ate Work at Harvard and Rutgers, Comp. Ed. Dept. David Kirby: BA, MA Glassboro State College, Univer- sity of New York and l.C.S.C. English Dept. lohn Kugler: BA Glassboro State College, Special Ed. Dept., Faculty Manager. Anthony LaSalle: MA Rider College, Business Dept., FBLA, Freshman Class Advisor. Fred Latella: Trenton State and Philadelphia Music Academy, Music Dept., Marching Band and Stage Band. I ' Donald Lucas: University of Richmond and Trenton State with BS and MA in Counseling and Psychology. Kathleen Lynch:BA Political Science at Rutgers, Social Studies Dept., Twirler and Pompom Adv. lane M. MacWright: Shippensburg State and BS Span- ish and English at the University of Soria, Foreign Lan- guage Dept., Interact Club. Earnest Manns: Eastman School of Music of the Univer- sity of Rochester, B. Mus., Fine Arts Dept., Director, Chorus. ' 177 Roseann Marino: Clerk - Attendance Office. Mary Martin: University of Chile B.S. Math, University of Penn M.A., Spanish Lit., Foreign Language Dept. Mary McBrearty: Guidance Department Secretary. Kevin McGonigal: Niagara University, Grad Work Trenton and Glassboro and Temple Univ., Student Council Advisor, Department Coordinator, Social Stud- ies Department. lill Meagher: Oneonta BA, Science Dept. Mary Catherine Murray: Trenton State College B.S., M.A. Speech Pathology and Audiology, Freshman Soft- ball Coach, Department: Speech Therapy. Charlene R. Nathans: College University of Maryland BA, Villanova MS, Foreign Language Coordinator, Var- sity Cheerleading Coach, Department: Foreign Lan- guage. lanet Neufeld: Albert Einstein Medical Center, R.N., Glassboro State, BA, Yearbook Advisor, School Nurse. Cynthia Norton: Former Secretary to Mr. Lamborne. Karen Ordogz Slippery Rock State College, B.S., Varsity Field Hockey Coach, Varsity Softball Coach, Health and Phys. Ed. Paul Ordog: lndiana University, A.B., Glassboro State, M.A., Senior Class Advisor, Mathematics. Elaine Papagno: Secretary to Mr. Duda. Connie Papp: Trenton State, B.Sf, Freshman Cheer- leading Advisor, Business. Angelika Petrik: Padagogische Hochschule Heidelberg, Foreign Languagef German. Kathryne Petersen: Georgian Court College, B.A., Uni- versity of Pennsylvania, M.A., Drexell University, M. LS., Librarian. Denise Belz-Pfeifer: Glassboro State, BA, Art. Mati Erik Reinfeldt: Pfeiffer College, BA, Glassboro State, MA, Head Girls' Track Coach, Assistant Boys! Soccer Coach, Language Arts. Barbara Rosenbloomz West Chester State College BA, Math Dept. Kathy Rossell: Glassboro State College, BA, English Dept. Anthony Rossi: Trenton State College, Industrial Arts Dept., Asst. Football Coach. 178 , gf ': ww I.. R. Marino M. Martin M. McBrearty M. Mills M. Murray C. Nathans I. Neufeld w, 3. .v 9 mr' sw E2 Q :iv hm k I . Q Q X Ei, we qw kb 0? W Q Ask, S K o- N-ffa ,Ak Swv TW ' +R' K, 6 fe sm, ,WM- U Vs -...,+,N,.x,. ay ,. M Q, ,M .N ,W wx 'V WBA?-:ui-!Y1Qf . ,.....,.k... S +L Nwwm .mamma-w .. ., ,AM ,Q Q' 09 'ne nw was an , ... Wm .MW mwwgm-frwrqvvw K .dag 'W NY' 7' 1 Qing rdf 'UR '-'+fQl1v'hvwd9vLs9- Q'.5 x -w4'mQlgn4NnC'eQm4-149 sv 85335586553 :xanax-0-me no-1 nwfdvnaquvlw-rl-Qiurx H-Q vm--. .1--.ff-Mpc. gp--'pf-new-an whim-an QQUPVCGUQJYQOUQGQOI A ilsli'W'!I0'D'QlQ'f'lmg !5X ! M ,Q H90 . ..--want.. . .- , . -Q -Q Q- no-fvwarf - X L U? IS, , X. 1. 3 A I Wil fa ' -. eff . 5 ,JL - H-5 Q,,,,..-ff' fi 4,-'wi Q fx W,.,.,w3 W . Q S ,Nw Q ' .aw L .Mm-W' .. f5jf?'w: 5 ' I . -- ami N 5 -,: K 2 i f if QQ wwf? ' -5 ai? -'Q P, . s x Q ,, lo Rossi: Guidance Secretary. Laura A. Schreiner: Rutgers College BA, Language Arts Dept., Drama Director. Charlotte Schultz: Main Office Receptionist. Kathleen Sharkey: Ohio University, BFA in Theatre, English Dept., Honor Society Adv. Elaine Sklar: Temple University, BS in Education, Sup- plemental Dept. Alan D. Smith: Rider College, BS in Business Education, Business Dept., Asst. Girls' Varsity Basketball Coach, Adv. of FBLA. Dennis Smith: BS Rutgers University, MA Ed. Trenton State, Health and Phys. Ed. Dept., Head Coach in Wrestling, Cross Country, and Go f. Pam Staley: Special Ed. Instructional Aide. Lou Stickel: University of Maryland BS, Health and Phys. Ed., Intramural Weight Training and Asst. Track. Robert Surette: BS Springfield College, MA Ed. Boston University, Loughborough University, Health and Phys. Ed., Head Varsity Soccer Coach, Asst. Varsity Wrestling Coach, Asst. Varsity Baseball Coach. Ron Taylor: Cheyney State BS and Nova University MS, Athletic Director. Shirlee A. Uzupis: Trenton State College BS, Special Education. lanice Velutelloz james Madison University BS, Fine Arts, Sr. Class Adv. and FHA-HERO Adv. Robert Volanskyz Clarion State BS in Education, Sci- ence Dept., Varsity Basketball Coach. loan C. Ward: LaSalle BA, Trenton State MA Ed., Math Dept. Sandra L. Wasinda: College of Misericordia BS and Trenton State MA, Guidance Dept. lames Weber: Salem College BS, Industrial Arts Dept., Basketball Coach. Thomas Wedlick: Glassboro State BA, Industrial Arts Dept., Detention, Stage Manager. Kris Weidman: lames Madison University BS, Fine Arts Dept., Soph. Class Adv. and Ski Club Adv. Claire Williamson: Main Office, Clerk, Switchboard. Phyllis F. Winston: Virginia State College MS, Business Dept. Susan Zink: BS, MS, Ed. University of Delaware, Busi- ness Dept., Business Department Chairperson. 181 53 ' an .KN - - . ,,. L 3: -f - l Aswan X , E e M me L ml Q , Q, . e new KM is , .N .. . 4 M i , ,,V,l K . - ' f Q - lt: QQ - i - W ' ' 5 K fr ,Q , J,, Sen.. e -f,,- - H ' , ' 5 . I in AL--' 'all Y Q- - P -- , y f -- 'f.. -5 ,ff -N i W 1 ' I . Ti K .ykkk . , -fa.- - ,,,,-L,, 'i',- H ,.f ..,,, H , Ken Omar Hill Shirley Steedle, Marge Gunderman 'Not Pictured: Andy Gunderman, Norma Hullings, Elaine Scott, Walt Pozniew- ski, Ed Lamb, Domini Lepesha. 182 Harold uHappy Link, Tom Shepperd na SEIU Avery Marge Quaciari, Elsie Mollineau in- Marge Quaciari, Lucy Czarzasty, Betty Avery, Bonnie Horner, Mildred Maher, Cheryl Goffus, Maria Sabino, Rusnak. 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I W -...W,....... --annum N .a Pj, , ,W A ,gg , QM .MMA AVA A i 15? sf 1 Vw 1 'lav- SUPER SALES FORCE Davld Bernard Kathy Remertsen Kelly Wells Karen Zimmerman Davrd Sanders Llsa Nowosrelskr Lynne Bowker Robert Parker Heather Hubbs Cheryl Yellln Kathy McGInIey Rlcky Teamoh 5555? lf' .Ii-K If fgxp ly 1 fm I I ,-w, W 'Elsa' 1 ta LUNCH o DINNER OCOCKTAILS JN? -Y '71 Wm CHAHULEYS orum Bnornm ' STEAK 0 SEAFOOD v PRIME RIBS ' Seventeen Additional Selections ysped I I L L .I COCKTAIL LOUNGE FRIENDLY EI-'FICIENT SERVICE I NEW BANQUET FACILITIES - LIVE MUSIC 1 .JH cuamzvs orxea nnorusn 4225 R t 537 fI206.M KH lly 16091261-1555 ' ' . 'T Mi Pk E 'I rv' - ' r-QA - f ..-r 1' :I I I H ,Q e- if SEEN-2 , as I A -:ff 'f , - 1 ' Q 192 BOOSTERS Mr and Mrs M J Antuzzl Joy Barnes Frank L Barone and Famlly Mr James Bauer Wllllam R Campbell Sharon and Ron Chulo Mr and Mrs Curzle Jr and Famlly James and Rosalie Dattlllo Maryrose Dattlllo Tom and Grace DeNapolI Ron and Janet Dramsky Bob Eve Krm Espenchled Mary Flrmstone Mrs Tonl Forcella Mr and Mrs Wllllam Fyan Mrs Fanellr G R Gallagher Paul and Pat Gardiner and Family Elleen Grrlfltts Bea and Ed Hatcher Mr Hlllman Lynn and Rlch Hoffman Mr Davld Klrby Llnda Konawel Mr Lamborne Mr and Mrs Frank Llberl Robln and Nell Low Susan and Carl Lunk Mrs Lynch Mrs Frances Maguire John J Magulre Steven Magulre Mlss Tracey A Maguire Mr and Mrs Marlno The Marks Mr and Mrs Robert McBrearty Cathy Mlller Cholly and Ethel Mlller The Naugles Mrs and Mr Henry Nowoslelskl Sr Mr Ordog Mrs Uzupls Harry Rocco Mr and Frank Sr Mr Rossl Mr and Mrs Charlle F Sanders Jr Davld Sanders Mrss Kathy Sharkey Alan D Smlth Sue Sommers Isabel and Tom Sylvester Mrs Staley Joe Vespoll Mrs Ilene Kllberg Wllklns Kelly and Bruce Jlm Gretta Mlchael and Jennlfer Emma and John Dee 81 Sue R and Dave B Stella and Charles Jlmmle and Bette Darlene A and Blll P Cheryl and Cafeterla Staff Good Luck Class of 81 If . ' I 1 . Qlglk I N . ., Q M, -Ln I I N to I ,. 5 .. I 55. ,jkgp I I --x Q, I f - - . I, t x - I ' ' Y X. 'L' 1 s f?-we -11 -- -I 4E'f9'5f V' ' ' M .L,12+Q. ,F 11- I f ir X nr QW: nib ' , it 2, 'fav'-' 'W ' - . ' - Q P9 'Q GQ? , gaigptlll' 'A-1 Q . . ,- . ' L In the tum-of-the-century atmosphere of l I - . I 1 rx ,id , faq. . l fifsis - 'olon?' . r I fa:-f E312 E ' l ff: :af ' 22 I' 1 x ,V W, ' J 4 1 I , - l - N i Dall l I or un: ln Dinner I6 ' 1 ,, I . . . an . 7 y , I I I I N I M l ss I9 f' lc , . e ' ' K ' Iii . . fl W J ,f , ? uzasgf . ' . l I '09 t ' I ' on e o oun o 1 I rage, Just I0 nukes from New Jersey Turn l e au s S817 his 5 ' sill' 'lf ' . - .. y il K 423 Lf' . , ,,, yi., A v -1, -J 11. ,f Qx,:F1 12 A l W 1- N. L iiii ' ' ic THE if 0 A '17 -f . . X5 11 VVS: , ..'- 5 :. :.x:.1. '-. 'I nvhnv y K 9 I igal' t Aj it Home TEAM X ' REALTOR Mainline II Center Route 130 and Willow Drive Cinnaminson, N.J. 08077 Call B. Sharpe - 829-0701 uurlrzusrlvoouwnu CARPET DYNAMICS 2nd and Chester Avenue Delran N J 08075 Congratulations to the Class of 1981 BARLOW CHEVROLET 609-461 -0600 Widen your choices ,, ii,i t ' g, -g ., 1 fi it xi i at if 9 :U N.-2,11-rf 'W -5 A ' XTQTAQ-ij ij' T Q I The Army's Delayed Entry Program gives you a wider choice of skill training, plus your pick of duty stations. By signing up now and waiting up to 365 days to report, you can select the skill train- ingthat most appeals to you. lt you want to learn communications, for instance, waiting a few months could re- ward you with an opportunity that doesn't exist today. And if you'd like to serve in Hawaii, for example, you can wait until an opening comes up. See it you qualify. Delayed Entry is worth the wait. g Call Army Opportunities ' Sergeant Sal Fonte 386-2491 871-2662 410 High Street, Burlington, N.J FRANK FAMILY I-EWANDUW TREASURES K PAINTER 43 Notre Dame Dr. Delran N J 08075 609-461 -6745 - ----2 fi 53 F JE 59 RICKY S ARMY 81 NAVY 609-46 1 -6666 26 Scott Street Riverside N.J. 08075 H , . . ' 91 3 'I-II'Iff4I1:e-I I' 'I 'JI ' M 1 KIMBERLY OFFICE SUPPLY 49 Notre Dame Dr Delran N J 08075 609-461 -2336 33 Pancoast Blvd. Delran, NJ 08075 I may yo bz'n WI' eawn half A hourbeflvrcrhe + gl QIDJQVI knows ' 91-,you' dead..' Q' 1 f S 1 , Yeh rw ff U WY? SBI a il It I, ' u 1 5 ell? 0 'R if - 'E 'J A 1- 5,56 MAGI-MIRROR TIFFANY PLAQUE Just two examples of our many catalogue items. 609-461-1645 FARRELL'S EYEGLASS STORE 900 Millside Shopping Center Rt. 130 and Haines Mill Rd. 609-764- 1 444 Delran, N.J. 08075 RIVERSIDE LIQUOR 114 Pavilion Avenue Riverside, N.J. 08075 609-46 1 -0260 A-OK TRANSMISSIONS R I130 dC p Edg tPkNJO St 8010 sos an-ssso gg: Q, . Lu , C - . 4 W I Wa. .U s :li 1 . DR. RAYMOND A. RIVELL, JR. PODIATRIST Office Hours by Appointment T byCh D' dN thD' D I NJ 08075 16091 461-3349 LARRY FERRARO STUDENT SERVICES CO 1690 Beaver Hollow Dr Norrlstown PA 19403 T8rL HOME IMPROVEMENTS D I NJ 08075 461 9169 THE IDLEWILD 1 M ly T C'ty NJ 08226 609 399 4858 J J 33 Princeton Drive 01 oor n errace Ocean I , Congratulations Class of '81 from BEAR ESSENTIALS lSchooI Storey HAROIZP Ps. yyqgnsig, Jn., INC. I Sp I I 'S m if 5 sAL s ' es -a s-3, I PIZZA RESTAURANT Specializing in Pizza and Italian Foods Best Wishes Class of 81 DELRAN PTA I Serdeczne Zyczenia Sklada POLISH AMERICAN CLUB OF CAMBRIDGE 4th and Main Sts., Delran 'Welcome to our NATIONAL BANK of New Jersey Bank with us 9 am - 8 pm Daily or 10 am - 1 pm Saturday mvsnsms wnuucsono cuennv HILL UNNAWNSON 39 Scott Street Beverly-Rancocas Rd - Church Rd 8: Haddonfield Rd g 130 at N A 461-som 871-oaoo 663-5002 8594160 aw 'ban' Rd Member FDIC Chartered 1926 ll E129 CHECKERED FLAG AUTO PARTS Millside Shopping Center Delran, N J 08075 609-764 1919 AUTBMGTIYE COMPUTER SCIENCES CORPORATION is dtdlu md to kuplnb p in villh idx IIILIIIE ttthnolop is null as ut IIIIIE md implementing innox lllcmx xxlmh will mln somt ol Iln most dlllluult md LIIELITI pxobltms ol our IlmL ind nmlw IOUI LOITTIITUDIII ou: mms md our vimld ai hum plan to lm. III WL ll CSC sl md out ls :lt xdu in the LXLIIIIIE, lltld ol wnmpulus md mlolm mon PIOLLNSIIIE h ning pl ind in IITTPUII llll :ok in ilu uolutmn ol mmputu hmd sxstuns but vihll sus us lpdll is oul LXLLPIIOIIAI xtuold ol yomli our ILLlll10l0blk.ll uputm md most lmpoitanl th Illtlll Ind wmnmmuit ol our pusonnl Our staff extends best wishes to Delran High School and the community of Delran DEFENSE SYSTEMS DIVISION 304 West Rt 38 Box N Moorestown N J 08057 C COMPUTER SCI ENCES CORPORATION ' 1 ' Y 1 1 1 Y .- ,-:li . .y -qi' ,i ' I . ' , I H Iv I h it 1 I 1 U . L -,. A . U ' 4' .1 . -. 1 4, I vi '-'Intl - - A 1 x- ' '.z '..z lfl 'Q I xylful' ,Vx V- ,nz ' . ' '. L ' ' ajz ' 'L ' ' c 1' z ' ' ' ' ' in KES MAINLINE SHOP 'N DELRAN SH BAG OP 'N R f 130 R t 130 and Haines Mill Road N J 03075 D I , N J. 08075 BEE AT EASE BOUTIQUE zascoust. Fosrsn s HAnnw Riverside, N.J. 08075 609-764-9486 ARE 11458 'd b 'de, N J 08075 BO SLER'S DEPT B DUFFY S STORE AIR d NJ oaors D I Rt 30 lhfT 609 461 yl N J 08075 9725 ' AUTO REP , ou e 1 R. afasconst' S u o a ors Lan wersl e, . . tgjlze Kanlz you in Win!! JUM 24-.Jqour ganlfing Maxi-Teller Burlington County Trust CCJIVIF-'ANY Wuxi-jeffer 235 2300 WMLW 3136 , Effie, JIM, 1001A QD! QECQN j0lUI15AlP 0 EQACUI ANTUZZIQS sf' A failed WINEIQY C ENTENNIAL WHITE WINE Serve Chzlled Alcohol 1247 by Volume Produced SL Bottled by Antuzz1 s Wmery Delran NJ 08075 BAGEL FARM INC Wholesale Retail Baked on Premises Shop Rite Shopping Center Rt. 130 and Church Road Clnnamlnson, NJ 08077 Wes and Bill 16091786 0454 a J e ran ix l 1 8 9 8 8 I 0 0 , I fP :7::' - - .V-. ,.. I . lr T'- ' . 1, 4 I Q.. 1 , .w- , m y-fp ,rt 5, g et - l LW.. 1f:rv::.4.diQ N - 0 ., . I 9 NJ Phone 829-9300 Phila Phone PI3-6969 ATKINS TOOL COMPANY 1920 Bannard Street Riverton NJ 08077 Robert C Oettinger 4 Wheel Drive and Truck Center 528 Pavilion Ave iRiver Roadl Riverside NJ Dick Cepek' Tires Lockers and Tru Tracs Raucho Supply Large Inventory of Rears and Drivetrain Components Parts -- Service - Installation 764-1 148 BIG RIG, INC. -Q . f g ' ll . 'igfilixi 431116-QIHEZQ, ' '3 ':'1 f.4f srl' ' 'A l st 13,-1 L 81 M BAKERY 'fwonderful World of Cakes Special Occasion Cakes Wedding Cakes Pies and Assorted Pastries Congratulations Class of 1981 461-6100 Stewart Ave. and River Rd Delran N J VINCE FORTE Prop VINCE S GULF TIFES Batfefles ACCSSSOFISS David Haas Manager Tenbychase Dr and Rt 130 Delran N J 08075 461 9665 5 Minor and Some Major Repairs . , . , . ! 461 -9898 MILLSIDE CITGO Route 130 South Delran, N.J. CITGO For Fine Furniture JOSEPH J BUCCI 8: SONS FURNITURE Route 130 North . I Delran NJ 3 RQ J 12+ 461-0102 Q X A A I L ,.. JA J fy .Y N Q1 461 -0707 EPANCO CONTRACTORS Additions Siding Rec Rooms 9 U ,. P Jewell 4' YW! , L Jewell ' Delran NJ MIDLANTIC NATIONAL BANKf SOUTH P 0 Box 1162 Route 130 and Tenby Chase Drive D I N J 08075 8 fan 16091461 6779 46091 772 4560 16091772 4561 MIDLANTIC Ja 0 ' fly! 1 .4 E. . . V, ' f E. . ' Jw KK QW 001 I JP ' A E LITHO gf OFFSET PRINTERS INC. l 7 Z Y SERVING SO. JERSEY Q 16092 461-2220 . I6 7 fl' L' J ff Q W 0 Q7 C :ii A 2, E Q TL, is X TN Wig J f 'P 8 I 95 if Ht: 5-mf W5 I 5 61 f , Q I X une X. Q Q wx 0 X nuff , W4 X J fl If gifs 1 I I Tm? L 1 gk A Lk J IM X R? A vi ooo 5 ve . ' Jos. g.oBNuSccl 3. Fine Furniture Carpeting Appliances c 461 0102 0350 FRIENDLY LUXURIOUS Route 130 North AIR CONDITIONED Dehan NJ 05075 1825 U d d N J 08075 LANSING s FLOWERS my Millslde Shopping Center Dekan NJ 764 1375 829 3776 Specializing in Prom and Wedding Flowers 00 n 6 ss! 53, r gf ep A1 Qozjbx tn-3? Ca i sm: A 27 0 -N. ,fx 1 si, ' If-N -.Lf 1 .I-wif. 4' lwf wb - 461- dBi ..Dl , .. A1ty,lCR4 5 P --9 ,, k , nrftbgf 1'- 6 we fx A . b. , f N Q ,Q' 'W K X , Q i. K :sa-Y. ff -,HW 'U ,f 1' f' ' ,,f A FIIEII 'raising JEEP Best Wlshes to the Class of 81 'Z' coli X ' ' ' THE DELRAN PARENTS MUSIC ASSOCIATIDN X ix 5,7 Q 5 V VIAMC nlsnnlsmm FLAGGS' Route 130 f:Toylors Lone Clnnommson F L R S Great Selechonn Annuals o Perennials and Great Pfwes Azaleas - Shrubs - Shade Trees Ornamentals can 000 020 1700 Inspected Nursery Hours: Monday thru Frlday 9:99 AM to 9:00 PM Brldgeboro Road Morrestown, N.J Saturday 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM , Ib , S f' '-f, For the Best Deal in Town Sales, Parts, Service and Leasing ' 0 609 461 0567 m f . Photographic Images CONGRESS DYT B Y TITLE CORPORATION CDrstinctwe Cponmcutune H Qomantrc Candrd Cweddmgs I609I46I-5109 . .d N10 75 Congratulations Class of 1981 From N ffl DELRAN ff EDucA'rloN AssoclA'rloN om el 1 B I yP I E 1 R 10 Ch YH 'I NJ 03034 I2 Scott Street Ruverss e, 80 I iff, if THE SPIRIT STAFF Wlshes The Best of Luck f I ii 55 I XZ , 4 I -- , ' .in 7 aff. J wwf . X s I' Z x , I s XX. R f f, ' ,, 'gif X -Q fff tl ? VW if t 0 A ?J 7' JI 1 1 8 'S' I X ffzp :-, , ,f e I ' 1' ff , fr ' 1, I I 'If - I 3 f!,,1If ,W 'Z QM., ' 4? Q at ?The cLAss of 81 f Thanks From the SPIRIT Staff The Dretsch Famuly Northeast Photo Sandy Russell Taylor Publrshrng Co Mrs. Neufeld And All the Staff and Students Who Helped Make the 80-81 SPIRIT A Reality. to of of 1 5 I w A 5 I 1 4 1 L KA! strong thrust to savings and investment, and thereby help cure stagnating productivity and gen- erate stronger economic gfowth? The heaviest criticism leveled by many Businessmen and business economists against the Reagan fiscal plan is that it s its vi Ht S O SBC. C whose primary I marketing alcohol producing industria ceeds Robert S. Lew signed from the 1 company, in whi. family group owns the stock. C e W h h beind such industrial leaders as Japan and West Germany. were ilniziltggzg: That is the conclusion that emerges from a new study ploying some of the! H ted States onom an in I 1 Sposed 5 , ' ini C I 8U.!!d - C bevej of k . st f 'rected them to relatdonship between the tax stnxctures, rates of savings Shan of me gap invesgggnififgzome mxatizg bl' ing operation. an vestment, economic wth, ' i and unemplo - l the United States and the three industrial leademi Mr. Minio: a certi H1511 B21 N ming the first 10 percent cut in individual income gnoflggefiggs meg St ' ' C ' ' taxes goes into effect this summer, the tax rate on a dolIar's pany Sweden and Italy. worth of investment income for that individual with 350,000 in salary and 9 ves i e will ne 1 WEEE r o o . no i e anc d clcul d e . . MMS EIR fy' 3335335 growth rate of each country by its rates of unemployment mdi d I t . e on a dollar of mvestment income, almost double the present an , U te in Ja ore than double e in We t any in D. erm o sa E MRM Emlias., ,QDBQS buc'1m1,,.j? , P ' ' ker members, obviously has an interest in trying to gain SFCC 0 H - hind Japan f37'87' west Germany C2931 France 087' Canada lighter taxation of investment income as a spur to securities fggned 31055 Posts' I t 8 Q6 and Swedi 115.31 bufnemJZmH30and - a B u :PJ 1.11505 land 1 In response that question, Prof. John Kendrick of George Savings and investment. P mng W R10 1 JHW:f?iHMf?YPG Q32 The company decli W ' on University co I eg, for e st that e for the IOP manage! gli b fa elf! ' ' ' Bancohio, the 0 8 I com ' Oh' , 3 data m we az, if me United capita stock had th fewwg S5016 TNHSUIY Dfmld T. R988-H has Cfmrended statfiaf 1,125 02181 grown at Japan's rate, this country's economic growth rate H at most 0 F tax C1518 to iffdlviduais Wlu Saved, but the the Bancohio Natio wo , I ve n su ny me rmanent nl! thesxs f Ifrof. Mxlon F -t ez-Af en: an fm ww? fo ' e lte ' icyntl a emf r- Y C f M H r sonal saving, and that the low savings rate in turn results Pf0fe?S0 Won the Qbef M9109 Prize in . r' erfnaflm fm high tim of invest t mwme in the United rmo Sci ce .1 his work on the ecoio cs o ?I:1fglgF9Cf3151rElUgSfSQ i S1Pkh11'hes51Beso1m1e 1 e I ampx MSM big accounting firm, to do a cietaiied comparison ofthe taxes Sumptfon is. OH the axferagev 8 Cfmsfam ffacf fl 01' the C011- paid by individuals in the eight countries, The analysis Sumef S Permanent mcffme- BY Permanent mwme, he sho t Unit Vi 'hi meant the Sha t I o adapt 1 - Qlmnfv Qi? con I esefam 'd , bla! 9 3145, Y, 0 Y- Mggoog in investment income, divided among 310,000 in divi, 1 Toe long-term !'6lat1Of1Sh1P DGIWGGII COHSUIDPUQIX and SRV- ' de - i ' t ta m mn this omt h been about 94 percent spent to 6 per- Continued prom pg on d. gan tax cut goes into effect, there Sens While co in 5 ' C ed , C I. t Q , ing some months, for individuals to now feel Commigzj with 14.4 cents in Japan, 11.8 cents in West Germany and 7I3 Save mflre Offheu' af1?f-wi income- But, Without new fac' Reagan's stance. Wheth Mr. R cents in France' tors or mcentzves to :ft the s 'ngs patt , such igher W fffmeo aw foakfart Per aavw gy ' 1 Landslid Nov. 24, 1980: Gas Prices Soar Aft 1 1 1 Qe11ca1,na1Q12md5,5aeQ1?1c'iSE9,L9H 0 '1 Q inking Fund Deb r ue 19 l REBY I 212.911 u 6ihnst1?el t e at Q ri 1 ee I 1 t 1 fliCO pt QTV1 Elma a E a ny, pf ,S, , -gr I 1 emoomofthe above-caotsoned eoeotures wail be redeemed forthe sm fur1dor1Apr111.1981 attheredempinon pr1::eof10O7, 1 1 ofihe prmcapaiamountthereof,to ethesiwith accruecunierest to rit111981, I I 1 P HJ-l'f wh eagdemse om etltlon T0gi exams 62 8 as ov 2 2 1 1 ss vs aaa 20626 21863 23226 24826 26676 was 1 125 2515 3428 sooa 6427 7626 8593 ease 10745 12073 140311 ram 11103 19422 zoeas 21864 23269 mano zeevs 28157 , 139 2116 3432 sms 6433 7714 sees 9873 maze moss 14035 15190 17705 19424 20639 21870 23273 24842 25695 23151 zoo 2111 3457 5029 sms 7717 8621 saao 10333 22119 woes 16195 11745 19431 zoo-as 21311 23280 24890 26697 28168 212 2131 asoo 5032 6439 1113 8528 aaa: some 12131 1428.1 16230 11152 19445 241612 21876 23282 zaasa 26712 zano 221 2132 3533 sms sae? ws? aezs 9892 10842 12110 14352 16233 17753 19451 20690 21889 23286 zsovo 26720 28171 229 2149 asses sow ease ma seas 9925 10844 12171 14355 16251 17822 19473 20715 21902 23323 25077 26135 28174 233 2117 3562 som 5496 moz 5122 9923 10851 12186 mas 16255 17823 19486 20120 21918 23345 25159 26739 28195 1 1 241 2183 sem 5100 een: 7812 one was 10859 12286 moo 16264 17827 19535 20721 21931 23396 25161 26760 28219 , 424 2197 aeso sm asm 7818 8759 9941 mesa 12289 msoe 16270 ua-as 19581 20727 21946 234011 25165 zevsz 28242 4:60 5210 3711 5110 eszs was 8782 ssso 1oa71 12317 14514 16271 ness 19603 201213 21911 23410 25183 26184 282-14 461 sos 3150 5116 6529 7861 mas 9953 10875 12310 14515 1527-1 17891 19619 20737 21991 23460 25211 26196 28271 'N -191 2308 3751 5134 5532 7882 anew 9965 16901 12374 14523 16293 17892 19624 20141 22001 23524 25219 26819 23274 so? 2311 3775 5233 6537 1386 sam 9910 10916 124131 14574 16342 17903 19630 20744 2200-1 23526 25240 26821 zaaos 1 fn .W 'wma me gtk 8111641 l??s!y 9998 1o94o 12461 14518 36361 12914 192311 E232 32005 23543 252ilf 25822 zsia -. .. mm Q., ... Wg., -- 2 f fi! 'I fifiv Enii amz onfiz nhmce for C v 653 o ci' seen. Expe nc, committee often man's philosophy, concert with ' group of Democra But the views i report could rep Ent, as Dem nomic alte gan. Among the following: lllvionetary polio ately restrained, serve- should ag would unnecessa omy. fJBudget policy! moderate restra intended to exert on our rate of inflae 'Max reduction liberaiizing busin crease investmen payroll tax ixqcrea er's costs. 15Standby wage I thority should be voked only as par 5- ,uu,,,m,,,, qu... m we numcs, una vxce presxqem w1ls6n'K. Cadrnan, 53, president of must be to clear the way for mdude fmance and chlef financial officer 02 the KIHHSGS GHS wld Electric Company, transfer of the assets by July 19 in ac- 01101 and gleikerj lndustnes Corporation. gif. 223 been fapppilated tomme additiorhal cordance with the hostage release . uc. X210 Om Gfi O 9 EXEC!! V6 0 . 8 l gn l, . V 1' ' lit- - ' th courts should yield to ll wntlnli, me e blicker 1118 Officer last July- ecutive committee. the ?resldent's power to conduct for- t t of 'I Mr. L enthal joinegi the companyas The Widlita-based utility, despite its eign relations, the Justice Depart- ent and chxef executive in name, DSS H0 g8S Operations and owns ment also ur ed 'udicial acquiescence S J 'ously he also was a top exec- H0 gas Druperties. It provides electric to President Reagaxfs order Tuesday me ve eker and a Senior vice presi-. Service in southeastern Kansas to more suspen ' all lawsuits against Iran inig Said, dent of the Engelhard Minerals and than 229,000 retail customers and that mgglie eligible for international 8 in Chem5 o who le servl to communities and arbitration. i 'd t a statement filed in at 1 Q'-OLJ C mmn Gunmd A1mfM' gogvmth n im olxger term, utigt feel' with 9-H585 CWS, beginning in least 40 Federal district and appeals account- the moment asolme su plies are gde. 1951 d wer in a broad range of its courts that continuation of judicial re- 1e5b tffairt Qt 1151 'ce presi- straints on the S3 billion to S4 billion in a ve vice Iranian assets still in the United States s en ' 1 p dent and would place the United States in viola- gj l 'IIJJVQQU' P5 jgined tive officer in ll?72,.vice chairman two chief operating officer two years ago. , r. Fiebach cameio the Corporatio I . . . e l:n:sH ost A en vice resl ent seven P years later. He was named ex tiv tion of the hostage agreements. In this event, the whole structure of nts may begin to crum- ' . ig said, with serious con- s ences both for the claimants and , for the foreign policy of the United S us years la rand chagd ast ye r. e , - en f States, including damage to Uwe - Fd Y Y fi Presidenfs capacity to speak and act lf ME f . . ei . for the United States in the conduct of me ,2fazm'2,2:S f me :xecu xve l . 5 1 , Mr. , a C if- - C- Assertinn of Power tial nun- his r lem! S tice Departmenvs detailed um Igatt -I a r ents added up to an asser- Q, linois in 1953. e was also associated 'AIC P Q0 Inc. has elected Arthur tion of Presidential power to restrict , ith twoo e Big ' ified u Dubro aV1C9P GRY- l court jurisdiction and sweep away A J esl- S court orders to an extent never before S e ed Hy . 1 ' f attempted in the United States. E . nt ny. Be ore joining the Bancohi a- C-I-'13 CDi'nmerCial Finance Cmnpany. Presidential orders enforcing the 2201333 tional Bank as president in 1976g he had 'Columbia Picuares llndgstries has agreements have already been file-ig been a ' e pre ' e ' ' and W' al' 8 fer - M011 . le 'aut' n nd il ega HC an Ffaifeye UFat h e re6ER'fM fill St iits so j e . 'gank a subsidiaryyzhe Old Stone Bank, in ' Exxon COYPUNUGP ha agP0mted Justice Department officials said 1951 he P ' ce, R. I Robert N. Dolph president of Exxon In- yesterday that they expected to obtain f ' Le f9U'lafi0I1a5 COTUPRHY, Sl-lCCe0ding a definitive ruling disposing of these Terry A. Kirkley, who becomes execu- ghaffengeg, pmbabgy ffgm the Su- tive vice president of Exxon USA. Wei- preme Court, by July. But legal experts o s o dim Didffifaigef WHS flamed Dvesident of say the precedents do not point to any sso i e East vice ident ' evitable reso tion fthese disputes, ' '0 , 1 t 1 o agree- l U fig! Tm esNIlcDermott1Tand0n.4 I C0311-, has Cted to its board.Richard ments for the settlement of aims with , a S- e ami, ation Strategy adv ed W.iI-Iaskel a senior vic u 'dent of Vf eg ationf' the usticgeiigyepgii n . l bl Q en gblvefl uxrnemu Qusan it ,lustre m ration in monetaryan fiscal poll- - ' . ' C011 5- , , s-Demg. cies anrahe VY emllha ' RH st gal Iflzgljgqgggarfg g .pmS'dent of the Onghef 621.33515 tgrggig it r ' t 'Lincoln Nafi0nH1,C01119f-we, F911 against Iran belong to the United 'hat t e . en o z e ct r na ure Kayne' msg aagfgsrilfgd SHTTCIQI States, so the Government can dis- ' . . c , n . ra , ' ' - 5 chaiigf 322122 Qfoblem of mvestment, jobs and prggysgi ani chief execuzlffe Gfficgr gf if tlgem asi tglaeggses without com l - ' ' ' 1 T r 0 an - 3 it ' . . . ' - E QAM k 853' tate 'QfufCQI,!Z I gannual ikmife a 'effng 15 m0I'H1f1S-- 'nie olnsurangehgom ani affiliag: agresmirgis' earbitiatioj proxigsigglg Na rt- .Donald T- Rggflmx Secrgary uf thi- Richard T ngmezfi pr idenf will greatly increase the chances of . 1 c ants. But it added that even i some E 521255 Qyegtglndedz ' ifrrfeiers em me ve th into ,EHS 1 t Q Macrndyyge industries, L95 Angeles, claimants woulld suffer losieie uncffar tis ll ' . has elected James M. Matarese chair' 8gr061'1181'1ES, I BY 1'I111Si H0 fi QW l ef' And at the committee W5 nf r' I to obstruct implementation. B me Q 0 i- HEISTQHHBY Gros gf l ' . i reign policy goalsan e - 1 960 ' H5 k t, kh a emu I Sons, a private investment pany. thering of the United States' interests tumpac the CIO? OH 539915351 gem' 0 St e Suse: B d Trust Compa- - I as a whole, rather than the interests of ' . d t aid. EE ,sf i err' Q I t I Qmividual c1aima.ms,,, the depart. 1 . ' , . . tevens 8: ompany as Th rt fy md 0 'ded me 233311.52 g,?.::g1gr3fi Support of Wage minted 10hnW- Wagnef treasurer- legali1f.S?fica1ig1f3ndeg5gfiig executive gned at lg U the ' uc 1, brat Frye, IHC-, el I I both Mr. Rea and fqrgner lagfhhfgiwig ella Y S III In 512 ee , P - ' P do i ' ury Secretary 5 rnistakable. That report seeks across- , ' ,, Tues ay' , , 1 . the-boardtax reduction, cuts in Gov- agh efeiieeii gzrfgrg The Yegulawns fefimfe the U3-9559? easi of re la, f gf . , ' of S2 bzlhon m Iranian bank deposits t IEC gu mehfemof Vice president and Chief that remain in the United States to the 3 ypo y' lfmanclalofffcef- Federal Reserve Bank for ultimate I .. I transfer to Iran, except for S1 billion that would go into a special fund tlalbe er un in a third count to a arb't a ff .rxcrn-ear mg-gg, luc IUSUIIS were not always fE1lCi- ' ...uw Even IH U16 1.950,S. MY Nnlcnnfa 1-'ruin num D.-.-x.a.. 4u.-u-.. 1-udgw- -- ' -A Adams, lames ..... Adelizzi, Dawn 1 1 Adelman, Sheryl 1 1 1 Ahmed, Nasreen 1 1 Ahrens, Susan ..,,.. Albanese,Bethar1ne Alberti, Karen ..... Aberti, Margaret 1 1 Aleszczyk, Peter 1 1 Allen, William 1 1 1 Ames, lohn ....... Anderson, Glenn .... Anderson, Karen . 1 Anderson, Robert 1 1 Anderson, Timothy 1 Anderson, Vincent 1 Andrews, lames .... Andrews, Robert 1 1 Angradi, Robert ,.., Anninos, Nicole 1 Antulzi, Andrew ,,,. Armstrong, Pamela Attilio, Peter1 .,,, 1 Aukstikalnis, Amy 1 Aukstikalnis, Richard 1 1 1 Austin, Suzy 1 1 1 1 1 Bagonis,lune 1 1 Barsocchi, Michael ,..,, Barsocchi, Pamela 1 Bartlett, Maureen 1 1 Bass, Faith ,.,.... Bates, Karen 1 1 1 Bates, Kathleen .... Bautz, leffrey 1 1 Beck, leanine .,,, Beck, Nora ......,, Beecher, Michele 11 Bell, Robert ...., BelIis,lohn .... Bellovin, Ilyse 1 1 Bender, Richard 1 1 1 Bennett, Karen ,,... Benowitz, Barbara 1 1 Bergan,ludith 1 1 1 Bergan, Susan ..., Bemard, David 1 Biancacci, Nancie Biancacci, William Bieker, David 1 1 Bieker, Stephen 1 Biluck, Sandra 1 1 Birchmeier,'Robin 1 1 Blatchley,Robert1 1 1 Blaufuss, l.isa ...... Bobb, loanne 1 1 1 Boehmler, Carol 1 1 Boellmann, Robyn 1 1 1 Bohn, Mark ....4 1 1 Bohn, Mike 1 1 1 B0les,lacqueIine 1 1 BoIes,leffrey Bonawitz, Charles Bonawitz, Michael 1 1 Bond, Aimee 1 1 1 Bostic, Raphael 1 1 Bowen, Andrew Bowker, Douglas Bowker, Eileen 1 Bowker,Lynn 1 Bowker, Roy 1 1 1 Boyce, Thelma. 1 Boyer, Mary 1 1 Bradfield, Barbara Brady, Moira 1 Branca, Donna Branca, Robert Brennan, Maureen Brenner, Brynn 1111141,156 Aguilar, Darlene ..,.. 1 1 r,,.,,..., 1 1 158, 20, ss 20, 1101, 105, 104, 157 1 1 ll,...,.... 100, 159 1111111tll,9 1120,90,61,155,156,157 1 1ili,Nl, 150, 157 1111111111116 120 .11111111111111116,150 11192,93,20,139,191,156 111111111111116 11111124 111111111124 1111B4,83,1tB,143 11111111174,1m 1111116,156 1111124,145 1 11174,1lll 111111.86,87,116,150 111184,85,83,1iB, 150 111 ..... 1154 1 1 168,124,101 1111101,124,136 111121,62,160 11111124,90 1111116,157 111111121 11111159 1 ,,,, 116 1111162,124 1111116,157 1..21,156 111111121,159 1.111.111.1157 111162,68,1lli 1111111111157 111121 111111111111157 11111111111124 111116,13,153,152 108, 101, 105, 167, 166, 156 1 ..... 124 1 1 1 74, 1tll 1 1 1 1 1 1 121, 134 178, 79, 124, 135, 134, 136 1 140, 156, 90, 116 1111176,124 140,116 111168,124 173 ...... 21,59 1 122,116,143 1 .....,,, 143 11122,190 137 111180,108 11 111tll,81,124 1141, 90, 124 1111146, 163, 66, 116 1 1 176, 77, 124 1 122 124 1 104, 105, 162 1 1 116 1 173, 103 1 1 173, 187 168, 124, 154 70, 153, 152, 165 11111108,116 1 22, 70 Brian, Robert Broadbent, Albert Brooks, Dorthy ..... Brown, Isabella 1 1 Bruccoliere, Diana ..., Bnrne, Kenneth 1 1 1 1 Bucci,lohn11 1 111 Buchanan, lames 1 1 1 Buck, Milisa 1 1 1 Buckman, Sheryl 1 11 Buckner, Michael .,,, Bunkowski, Karen 1 1 1 Bums, Michelle ,,.. Burton, Bryan ..... Burton, Darren 1 1 1 Buzard, Linda 1 1 1 Buzard, William ,,.. Cameron, Robert 1 1 1 Canna,lames ,,,.. Camiscioni, Diana 1 1 1 Camiscioni, Donna 1 1 Campbell, Eamest 1 1 1 Campbwll,1'heodore 1 Canna,lames .....,, Canterbury, Antoinette Capetti, Thomas ..... Cardis,jbhn 1 ..... 1 Carroll, Michael .... Carruthers, Cynthia 1 Carter, Daryl ,,,,... Carter, Mary ....... Cassady, Cynthia 1 1 1 Cassera, George ,,,, Cassey,William 1 1 1 Castick,Cynthia1 1 1 1 Cator, Linda ...... Cerchiaro, Lisa .... Cerreto, Christian 1 1 Cerrito, Pam ..,,,. 1 1 Chadderton, Michael Chamberlain, Annette Chamberlain, Michele 1 Cherry, Michael ...,.. Chervenka, Gial ,... Cheeseman,Linda 11 Chiaccio, loe .,,,.. Chiaccio, Ken 1 1 1 Chinnici, Tom 1 1 1 Chiolino, Diane 1 Christie, Lorraine 1 1 1 Chung, Tim ,.., CicaIi,Gina1 1 1 1 1 Cicali, Mark 1 1 1 Cicali, Mike 1 1 1 Cifaldi,Mike1 1 Clark, Diana .... Clauss, Kristine. 1 1 Clausson, Eric ,,,,. Clayton, Steve 1 1 1 Cohan, Ann 1 Cohan, Terry 1 Coia, Chris 1 CoIe,PauI111 1 111 Coleman, Maureen 1 1 Collins, LesIie1 1 1 1 1 1 Commisso, Brian 1 1 1 Commisso, Bob 1 1 1 Connor, Frank Cook, Deborah Comew, Ken ..... Comew, Scott 1 1 Corr, Christine 1 1 Cortese, Tina Craythom, Bill Creekmore, Kim 1 11 Cristella, Bob ...., Croge, Ann 1 1 Croge, Patricia 1 1 Crossen, Carol 1 1 1 79, 108, 143 79, 108 1 116, 156 124, 137, 156 108 1 1 81,124,145 1 1 1 1108 174, 150 158, 22, 63 108, 165 1 22, 63, 74 1 1 68, 124 11111162,69, 116,156 11111136,74, 116, 134 122, 74, 135, 134 188, 116, 156 1 N, 108 1 108 1 1 1174, 161 1 73, 116 1 1116 1 1 1 108 1 23 1 1 174, 109, 173, 161 111111124 124 108 1 1124 23, 159 1 74 1 124 1111116 1 1111 80, 11 76 1 1 124 1 1 1 16,124 92, 23, 93, 6, 160, 161, 189 1 11125 1 1141, 82, 125 1 116, 150 125, 149 1 1 118, 155 1 125 1 23 1 1 108 125, 145 1 23 109 116 23, 91, 157 23 1 1 1125 79, 116 1 1 24, 79 74, 109 187 1 15, 109 1 174 109, 156 1 1 174 24, 157 88, 109 1, 103, 162 24, 62, 160 1 24 24, 125 116 74, 117 174, 161 79, 117 1 79, 24, 61 141, 82, 125 1 1109 24, 189 86, 125 66, 125, 163 1 174 117 174, 187. 155 Croly, Brian Cucugliello, Ray Cummings, Nancy Dae, Brenda DaIey,loe Damon, Lauri 1 1 1 Dallas, Chuck 11 Dana, Steve 1 D'Andrea, Lisa 1 1 1 D'Angelo, Sandra Dann, Elizabeth 1 Dann, Lisa 1 11 Dann, Lori1 1 1 Dann, Valerie 1 1 Dare, leffrey 1 Dasher, Eric 1 1 1 1 DattiIio,Maryrose 1 Davenport, loseph 1 1 Davies, ludy1 1 1 1 1 Deal, William 1 1 1 Dean, Susan 1 1 Deluca, Thomas DeIena,Rohert 1 1 Delgado, Tracey 1 Deluca, Stephen 1 1 Demeis, Karen 1 1 DeIiponti,Vito1 1 1 Demers,lisa 1 1 Demilio,lohn 1 1 1 Demiriian, Richard 1 Demirjian, Gregory Denapoli, Denise 11 Derose, Richard 1 1 1 Desher, Deborah Devito, Dominique Dewitt, Walter 1111 Diamore, Michelle 1 Diamore, Sharon Diaz, Monica 1 1 1 Dibiase, Matthew 1 Dicola, loseph 1 1 Di Giolio, Peter 1111 Diluzio, Frank 1 1 Dibiovanni, Michele Dipietro, Gia 11111 Disilvestro, Annamaria Dolin, Scott 1 1 1 Dollar, Chris Donaghue, lames Donnelly, Deborah Donnelly, Robert Doreste, Barbara 1 Dougherty,Linda 1 1 Dougherty, lanet 1 Dougherty, Maureen Dou herty, Paul Drenik,Venan 1 1 1 Duckworth, Diana 1 Durante, Christine 1 1 DuRoss, Barbara Dutcher, Patricia Duzenski, Mark 1 Dydek, Michelle Earl, Tina 1 1 1 Eastbum, Benjamin Echols, Melody 1 1 Eden, Lori Eigenbrood, Lisa Eirich,Bnrce 1 Eirich, William 1 1 Elliot, lamie 1 End, Arlene End, Denise End, loseph End, Lorraine Enoch, Don 1 Entwistle, Lisa Entwistle, Lorie 1 1 Epstein, Spencer 80,109 117 174 109,159 117 24,159 1 74,136 1 11117,165 102,109 1 1117 109 11 162,109 11 109,159, 1 125,154 1125 11 25,103 11 .109,159 25 11 175 25,79 1102 1 117 11 109 160 11111125,106,132 111166,107,117,156 1 1156 1 149,25, 101 1117,150 1 2s,74,6o,16o 1 1 76,125 126,160 117 1 1109 11 125 11 11 26 11162, 69, 125 1 169,117,161 11 26,159 11 109 125 1 1 125,145 1 14f 1 105 111105 1125 1 81,125 11 2f 175,74,13: 141,125 11: 117: 11: 175 11 11 11: 11 2l 175, 109, 146, 147, 149, 141 1 11 26,133,15' 125,161 1 1 17: 21 12: 10 1 121 1 1 11 11' 1 1 1 100,10 93, 117, 153, 152, 156, 161 1 60,10 1 1 1 11 11 11 11 10,10 169,11 1 1 16 11 109,15 1 1 111117,134,13 1 11162,10 171,98,99,27,70,62,15 1 1 81,110,125, 14 aust, Dale aust, David lust, Lisa aust, Ronald eeney, Mark eldschneider, Andrea else, Iohn . erguson, Debra erguson, Bill emandez, Debra errari, Tina , errari, Toni ierszt, Maria iner, leff , isch, Susan , isler, Billy ...., itzgerald, Dan , itzgerald, Kevin itzgerald, Maureen itzpatrick, Robert . , Ianagan, lay . leming, Snadra ietcher, Betsy . . ietcher, Mark Noyd, Stacy , oIey,Leo, . . orce, Sandra ard, Lisa . 'ancis, Steven 'atantoro, Kris . 'iedIEY, l0vita , iedman, Mindy . . . man, William ..,. abrieli, Maria , . . annon, Laurie , ardiner, Paul .,,,, ardiner, Phyllis , , . ar1nan,leff . , , artner, Sharon asiorowski, Glenn . , , asiorowski, Gloria . aughan, Kevin . aunt, Karen , , . eary, David , . eary, Lisa ...., ebhardt, Ron . , eida, Stephen . . entile, Rita . . . ettis,Ed, ..., etz, Greg . . , . iandonato, Ioy .... iardenelli, Donna . iardinelli, Bill . ibbs, Karen iberson, Pam . ibson,Kelly Elbert, Debra ilmore, Brian , . iImore,Bn1ce . lven, Mark .... lzara, Andy . . . . . uld, Elizabeth ..,, oldberg, Michealene oldey, Lori . . , sldstein, David aldstein, Lori , . Jlembiewski, Sue , Jncey,Louis . , , Jodwin, Carolyn Jodwin, lames Jodwin, Ioe abowski, Marie 'ace,liIl 'aham, Bob amlich, Ioe assia, Ronald een, Doris . evera, Steven ewal, Ruby 66 iffin, Robert ilo, Gennano illi, loseph ockenburg, Renee ockenberge, Richard aff, Cheryl ossman, Ronald rzik, Iohn , 101, 104, 1 83, 117, 162, . 68, . 68, 117, W, 147, 156, 126, U, 93, 109, 139, 160, ,...149,68, .....,,175, ,110,134, 1 1 1 166,126 175 144 126 27 109 126 175 162 74 157 159 109 156 . 27 1 17 . 27 . 27 126 109 136 136 126 154 ,..,28,66,61 ,..68,126 ,,..103, , 71110, , .160, fQfQf.a6 ...175, 74, 185, .176 V. 1110, 159, V ',74, ,,.....176, .. ,..... 110, ,....20,08,156, 66, 76, 126, 145, ','fi.i,',',f60, . b..., im 1 60, 126 110 126 117 ,20 159 126 175 126 ,28 104 126 165 110 , 28 110 164 136 157 163 1 10 126 28 . 28 110 1 18 . 29 1 18 118 1 18 ,,150,29 ,....f'ff11a, ,29, 74, 61, . 29, 61, 157, 162, ifi '.,66,11a, , 1, 126, ,.29,139,130, 126 110 144 143 163 110 157 137 159 110 126 110 . . 146, 79, 109, 110 . 146, 29 M 11169, . '00, 66 118, 05, 126, 155, 150, 104, 105, 76, 126, 119 126 .76 110 110 176 163 157 1 10 156 1 10 126 118 118 30 145 Guzik, Walter , . , , Haliburton, Genita Hamlet, Edward Hamm, Tiemi Hansen, Astrid Hark, Alicia . Hargrove, Lucy . . Harris, Charlton . , Hartman, Dale , . , Hatcher, Tricia ,.,, Hawes, Karen ..,. Hawkins, Tony ,.... Haynes, Nancy . , Headman, Susan , Heaton, Heather . . . Heck, Karl ..... Hedgspeth, Roxanne . Hege, Charlotte ,.,,, Heizler, Lauren ..... Heizler, Michelle .... Helsel, Sarah Ann . Henry, Dawn ....... Hemiansky, Kim .... Hershey, Ventina , Hervey, Noreen ,.,, Hess, Robbie ..,, Hilbert, Iohn ,.., Hilbert, Michele . , . Hill, lames ...... . Hillman, William ,... Hnilicka, Keith ,.,, Hoffman, Christopher , ....., . . . , Hoffman, leff . . . . . . Holden, Margaret . . . Holliday, Carla. , , . Holzapfel, Angela . . . Hol1apfel,Walt , Horchak,lohn A . Homer, Anne ,,.. Homer, Leslie . . . Homer, Stacy ..., Horton, Viola , , Houston, Lisa ,..,... Howard, Barbara .... Howroyd, Eileen ,.,, Hubbs, Heather .... Hubbs, leff .....,. Hubbs, Rodney ,.,,, Hullings, Donald .,,. Hutchinson, Herb . . . larossi, MaryAnn ..., Iwanicki, Thomas . . . lackson, Lamont . lackson, laqueline . lackson,loseph,lr. , , lacobs, Kim ..,..,, lacobs, Pam ..., laner, Carol ,...., lanezic, Roger .... lanick, Ioe . . Ianick, Lisa .... lara, loseph ...,. lara, Margaret , . , . lefferson, Donna . . . lefferson, Dottie ,.,. lenson, Knud ..... lerd,Mark .. .., lewell, Mike . . , . , lohnson, Carol , Iohnson, Ed . . . , lohnson, Kathleen , . lohnston, Ken . loo, Timothy Iordon, Mike lurimas, Ed Kabel, loanne . Kachelein, Patty, Kadelski, Mark Kaiser, Michelle . , . Kalb, Donna . Kalb, Rich . , . Karwacki, George Karwacki, loan Keefe, Tom Keith, lenny Kelly, Iohn Kelly, Meghan 30 66, 126 30, 61, 74, 143 30, 68, 104, 105, 157 30, 166, 156 30 176 66, 126 103, 118 126 118 137 176 110 110, 159 103, 118 . , , 30, 61, 159 .. ....68,126 31, 90, 99, 61, 63, 167, 160, 156, 157 . 31 . , . . 110, 150 .31 126 , 127, 162 118 81, 127 . 31 127 ,, ..76 176 176, 186, 97, 76, 79, 91, 143, , 158, 31, 99 74, 110, 134, 136 71, 72, 89, 70, 32, 88, .. .32 . 132 , 118 . , 118, 143, 165 , 127 . 110, 159 136 158, 32 . 158, 32 . , . . .118 101, 161, 108, 156 , . , 32, 74, 160 . ,.,110 . . 127 33 . .33 , , ,118 , 176 . , 127 21, 33, 62, 63 176 176 118 74, 111, 143, 142 33, 91, 157 118 33 33 111 . 118, 144 141, 127, 156 158, 33 111, 162 34 176 99 127 99, 34, 62, 63, 135, 134, 169 118, 163, 153, 156 Kepple, Kim Ketchel, Kim Killino, Frank Killino, Laura Killino, Paul Kim, David Kimber, Carleton Kinnard, Margamite Kinslow, Lena Kiralyn, Donna Kiraly, Iohn Kirby, David Klaus, Gabriele Klaus, Peter Kleman, Finn Klinger, William Knakak, Nancy . Knapp, Linda . Knight, Georgianna Koch, Lori Ann , Konawel, Linda , Konrath, Anne . Konrath, Manfred Korba, Greg Korpa, Cheryl , Korba, Kathleen Kotzen, Susan Kowaleski, Ioe . Kozianowski, Kathie Kratz, Iohn . Kratzer, leff . . Kraus, Dane . Krause, Nancy Krawczyk, Kim Kreifels, Kelli , Kretmar, Pete Knrithof, lim . Kruithof, Robert . , Kuhn, Conrad Kugler, Iohn Kyriacos, Greg Lacey, Michael Lallo, Rich Lallo, Bob Lambersky, Adam Lambome, David . LaSalle, Tony Larson, Renee . Lashley, Dana . Lashley, Bob , Latella, Fred Law, Mike . . Lawrence, Tammy Leacott, Iohn , Lee, lane Lee, Kim Lefferts, Amy , , Lehmann, Susen . Lehmann, David , Lemunyon, Michelle Lemunyon, Peggy . Lepesha, Kathy . Leslie, Mike Leusner, Cathy . Levin, Stacey Levy, Ieffrey . Lin, Ieff , . . Lingo, Donald . , Lintz, Christine Lipinsky, Sharon . Lipinsky, Walter Lobe, Glenn , Lopinto, Lori Lucas, Donald Lutz, Iohn Lutz, Marilyn Lynch, Kathy Macaulay, Betty Macclay, lames . MacGregor, Maryann Machtay, Mitchell NMacWright, lane Madden, Iohn Maguire, Michael Maguire, Patrick Maher, Edward III Maher, leanne 92, 93, 111, 112, 139, 111 70, 11, 91, 153 76, 127, 145 66, 119, 156, 163 66, 119 176 119 00, 111 119 177 119 111 34, 62, 161, 156, 157 , ..., 127 . 119 ., 119 1 , 111 . 158,34 ...119 . .,,119 111,161 34 141 119 .. 70,111,153,152 .,., 119 ,, . 111 111,162 119 34 .....,...119 ,. 158,111 .,,..127,154,159 ,, 119 . .111 .. .,,, 127 ..,177,97,107,144 . ..., 146,119 , .119 .,.111 , .... ..119 35, 101, 102, 1m .117 , .,,... ,. .. ,111 , , 162, 127, 101, 102, 1M 111 . 174 119 119 127 . 07, 111, 133 111, 164 . , 149, 119, 90, 156 111, 159 ., 119,143 ,....74, .H , ..111 .' .A.119,90,150, 1,135,101 .35, 62 156 . 127 69, 119 . , .119 111 35 , . 119, 156 119, 157 35 . 119 111 177 .., ., 3,83,84,85,111 36, 80, 187, 139, 188, 156 177 , .,,, , 177 127 , 36, 70 36, 61, 63, 91,160, 161, 157 ., , 177,156 127, 137 120 127 120 88, 36 Mahon, Patricia ..... . . ..66,120, 168,156 Maio,lawrence .... . . 1 120,91 Maior,letf ......, .. .. ...,, . .. . ..M,120 Maior,LiIian. .... . ., 268,127 Mannella, Faith . . . 147, 36, 70, W, 99, 21, 101, 62, 63, 156, 157 Manns,Emie .. .. . ' ,..,. 177,162 Marchiondo, Vince .... Marcus, Steve . Marek, Marta . . Marek, Violetta . . . Marino, Deann . , , Marino, lune ,..., Manno,Mary. ..... . Marino, Roseanne . , . . Marrazzo, Lee ..,,, Maris, I.inda .,... Marshall, William , , , Marsiglia, Elaine . . . Marteila, Rich .,.,, Marten, Charles ..... Marten, Noreen ,..,.. Martin, Christopher. . . Martin Mana ..,,,,, Martino, Lisa . . Masco, Keith . Masterson, Beth. . . . . Masterson, Maria . . Mastrisimome, Darlene Mastrovaleri, Matthew MatIack,Iohn . . . Mattem, leffrey .... McAlack, Elinor . McAlack, MaryAnn . McAllister, lames. . . McAllister, lohn . . Mfaremy, Kelly Mcllrearty, Mary . . McBrearty, Mike . . . McCabe, David . . . McCartney,lohn . . . McCleary, Brian . . . McConaghy, Trish . . McCurdy, Colleen. . McCurdy, Michele. . McDem1ott, Teresa . . McDonough, Cindy McDonough, Diane McDougall, Scott McFadden, Tony . . . McGinley, Kathy . McGonigal,K ...... McGory,Marylane . McGrath, Cheryl . McGraw, Dwight. . . McHugh,lames . . . McHugh, Mark . Mclntyre, Keith . . Mclntyre, Steve . McKeen, lohn ...,, McKeever, Margaret . . McKeever, Matt . . McKendry, Christina McKendry, Francine McKeon,lohn .... McLaughlin, Kenny . McMahon, Trish . . . McNally, Michele McNally, Ron ..,, McShea, Mindy . Meagher, Iill Meehan, Philip . Mele, Diane Merritt, Sheldon ..120 ,,., ..120 37, 101, 63, 159, 160, 157 .........111,159 ....120 ...178 ..37 37,160 ....74,127,137 .. ..111,103 ....74,111,144 ......127 .. .86,87,112,150,156 ....178 .....158,20 . . .37 162, 127, 157, 162 . . 156,66, 120, 157 .. . . 37 . ..37 120 37 120 ......79,120 88,381 .99, 38, 79,61, 156, 157,63 68,112 178,179 ....38,79,61,157 , . ,... 112 . 38,159 ..144,142 ....120 H120 ....128 ...68,112 61, 139, 138, 169, 160, 156, 157 . 120 . .6s,12s . 112 ....3a .39 . .17a,1s6 120 ....39,61 . .. ,,,... 112 ...74,39, 101,62, 189 .. 112 . ..,,, .. 120 . .112,184,143,142 , ,.,, ...... 1 20 112 ....83,84,85,66,120 ...147,39,159 . 147,611,120 '...112,11 . 74 . .112 . 39,156 . 20 . 88,112,9, 139, 140 . . . . 178 128 112 . .. 39 Meyers, Ed . . . . 148, 128 Mereys, Lisa . . . 112, 117 Miller, Barbara . . 112 Miller, lohn . 39,161 Miller, Mike . . . .66, 112, 150, 151, 163 Milley, Tracy 128 Mins, Mary . . . 178 Milone, Stephen . . 40,160 Missimer, Mary ..,. 128 Monahan, Mike . . . . ...., . . . 40 Monterosso, Cheri . . . . . . . 128 Monterosso, l.isa. . 66, 67, 21, 40, 79,91, 155, 156, 157 Montgomery, David ..... . . . Morrell, Donna .... Morrell, Karen . . . Mount, lean . Mount,Marc . .. . Mullen, Debra ....... Murray, Mary Katherine . . Murtha, Kelly. . . . . . Mysak, Marta .... Nafziger, Amy . . . . Nagumy, Suzanne . . Nark, lohn . . . Nathans, Charlene. . , Naugle, Brenda Needleman, Shelly . Neufeld, lanel . Neuman, Mike . Niemiec, Pawel . . . Nixon, Kim . . Noble, Anne . Nobel, Kathy Noble, Robert . . . Norton, Cynthia . . . Novak, Becky . . Novak, Lisa ....... Nowosielski, lennie . . . Nowosielski, Lisa . . . Nuckowski, David .... 0 Connor, Denise . 0 Donnell, Chris 0bergfeIl,Tracy. . . Obergfell, Diane . . 0Berschmidt, Melissa OBrien, Denise . . . . 0 Donnell, Bob Ogan, Cynthia . . . Ogozalek, Suzanne Okomski, Michele . O Leary, Kathy. . Olivo, Mike Ordog, Karen Orfe, Lisa . . . Ordog, Paul . Oros, Alexz . Ortlip, Bruce Ortlip, Sue . . . . Pandolfi, Mike , . Paoline, Denise .. . Paoline, linda. . . Paoline, Richard . Papagno, Elaine . . Papagno, lames . . . Papagno,lohn . . Papi, Bob ....... Papolto, Frank. . . Papotto, lisa .... Papp, Connie . . . Parker, Donna . Parker, Robert . . Pastino, lohn Paterson, lohn Paterson, Mary Pauli, Dana Pedroza, Claudia .. . 120 . 128 112, 159 128 . 162 . 66, 128 . 178 40 . . .128 .92, 93, 120, 156 ....40, 101, 102 . . . 112 . 178 112, 104, 105 68, 112 178, 104, 105 120 80 128 5, 128 120 . . 128 . 179 . 83, 82, 1, 120, 156 40, 98, 99, 52 . . 40, 159 . . 128, 105 112 . 120, 156 . . 120 140, 128, 141 140, 121 158, 41 41 41 83, 82, 128 112, 153, 152 112 162, 128 112 179, 88 41 . 179, 21 . . . 84, 85, 121 . . . 137, 128 82, 112, 139, 140, 156 146, 148, 80, 121 41, 88, 12, 156 . . 121, 90 83, 84, 128, 145 . . . . 179 112, 143 80, 83, 128, 150, 151 . .. . 128 . 112 41, 144, 168, 156, 157 . 179, 153 112, 156 148, 128 . 128, 103 76 112 93, 121, 156 41, 82 Pell, Andrea . Penkala, leanmarie Penkala, Ken . . Perrino, Natalie . . . Perritt, Lisa . Peters, Dave . Petersen, Kathryn Peterson, Angela . Petrikis, Carol , Petrick, Angelika . . 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