Gloucester Catholic High School - Maryan Yearbook (Gloucester, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1978 volume:

Gloucester Catholic High School 2 It seems so long ago that our class first came to be. I’ve known you all forever or that’s how it seems to me; But it wasn’t that long ago we first looked toward today, When everything we said and did was pointing us this way. We all seemed like children then: We’ve watched each other grow Physically and mentally, in more ways than we know. You’ve given a part of you to make a part of me, Sharing all we learned, till finally we see, A world is all we make it: the one we made here is good, But it couldn’t last forever, we never said it would. So we’re going out today and make one to endure; We’ll build it from our soul and what was here before. We’ve seen the way It has been, we see the way we are; We know the way they can be, our youth will take us far; But no one of us can do it all, we all must do our part, To build a world of love, the love that’s in our hearts. We can’t forget the things we’ve learned, The times we’ve shared are ours, They will be with us forever, countless as the stars. So shed tears of joy, forget your sorrows, For we will never lose yesterday’s, only gain tomorrows. 7 10 11 mm WMmzmmm IHBtJ •.( .' v ,: U;: The Most Rev. Geroge H. Guilfoyle Bishop of Camden Rev. Glendon Robertson Whenever I ponder my role as an educator, I suddenly discover how difficult it is to really care for people. I realize, not unlike the concerned parent, that the human dimension is often a multi-phased dilemma, fraught with needs and desires that best can be addressed with a stern “no rather than with an acquie- sance to fleeting whim. How easy it would be to respond to life’s yearnings with an ever-present yes’’. How much more popular would be an answer that entails nothing of demand or sacrifice But then, would I really care? And would the life I present be real? The responsible person knows that he or she can't say or do the things that people sometimes expect. Maybe that’s by neces- sity, since much of what an educator—or parent—says is often the type of wisdom that is directed not just for the moment but for the days and months and years ahead. In other words, what is said must stand the test of time. This yearbook is a reaffirmation of our committment to living for reasons beyond those of the moment. For these pages give evidence of times well spent and goals achieved. These pages show proof of the self-denial needed to pursue visions and dreams. These pages convey to us Jesus’ own conviction that “not by bread alone does man live . To be involved in someone else’s formation and growth is exciting. It is also a privilege for which I am expecially grateful. The family here at Glouces- ter Catholic High School (the faculty, the students, and in particular, the class of 1978) has been a source of great satisfaction to me both as an ed- ucator and, more importantly, as a priest. The pages of this book reflect the joys of high school. They reflect the things and the people that mean so much now. My prayer is that they also re- flect for the graduating seniors a growth in their desire and committment to become the fully human persons that God has called them to be- come. Fr. Martin There is an ancient proverb that says: Give a man a fish, you feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish, you feed him for a life- time!” To all who thumb through these pages in distant years, especially our seniors, may the memories recorded here attest to beliefs founded in faith and humanity. We who have been down this path before know the reality of our ideals. We pray you will too. Fr. McIntyre Sister Ann Leo, O.P. Mr. Robert Louis Bergbauer Sister Joan Boyle Music Department Chairperson. LaSalle College, State University of Iowa, M.A.; English II, IV. Berlin Musikhochschule Reife Zevonis Music, English. B.A. Mt. St. Mary's College Bookkeeping, General Business, Computer Programming, Personal Typing. Mr. David Thomas Coghlan 20 Ms. Virginia Ann Brigandi Cabrini College, B.S. Science I, Biological Science. Mrs. Charlotte Bucher Typing I, II, Personal Typing. English Department Chairperson Mt. St. Mary’s College. B.A.; Temple University, M.A. English IV. Mrs. Anna K. Decher Mr. Joseph Francis Devaney Sister Maureen Devlin, O.P. Gwynnedd Mercy College, B.A. Algebra ll Trigonometry, Advanced Algebra, Analysis. Drexel University, B.S. Psychology, U.S. History II. Mt. St. Mary's College, B.A.; Providence College, M.A. Religion I, II, III. Relig. Dept. - Chrm. Sister Gertrude Mary Kerin, O.P. Mrs. Deborah Drabold Glassboro State College, B.A. Spanish I, II. Sister Lisa Feigen, O.P. Mt. St. Mary's College, B.A. Biology, Physical Science, Student Council Moderator. Providence College College of St. Elizabeth, B.S.; Fordham University, M.A.; Notre Dame University. M.S. Chemistry, Home Economics. 21 Miss Lenora Howe Mr. William D. Hunter Mr. Thomas lacovone Trinity College, English I, II. III. B.A. St. Joseph's College. B.S., M.A. Glassboro State College; Social Studies I, IV. Susquehanna University, U.s. History, Sociology. Sister Mary Denis, O.P. B.A. Ms. Diane Klimcak 22 Miss Deirdre Moire Kane University of Dayton, B.S. PreAlgebra, Algebra I, II. Art Department Chairperson. Glassboro State College, B.A. Graphics and Design, Advanced Art, Drawing and Painting. Business Department Chairperson. Seton Hall University, B.S.: Columbia University, M.A. Steno I, II, Typing il, Secretarial Practice. Sister Mary Gerald, O.P. Villanova University, M.A.; Glass- boro State College, M.A. Library. Reverand Patrick Joseph McHugh Villanova University, M.A. Religion IV, Guidance Counselor. Reverand Jospeh M. Narciso Waterloo University, B.A.; LaSalle College, M.A.; Rutgers University, Ed.D. Theology II, IV. Mr. Robert Nark Science Department Chairperson Rutgers University, B.A. Chemistry, Anatomy. Mr. Daniel O’Brien Glassboro State College, B.A. Health, Physical Education. Mr. Michael Palena Math Department Chairperson Madison University Physics, Geometry. Miss Diana M. Pauciello Mr. Anthony J. Powers Mr. Gerald R. Sharff Language Department Chairperson Temple University, B.S. French I, II, Spanish I. Glassboro State College, B.A. Western Civilization, U.S. History Northeastern University; St. Joseph’s College, B.S.; Glass- boro State College, Accounting, Bookkeeping, Busi- ness Law, Economics. Reverand Peter Sullivan Mr. Marc L. Tickner Mount St. Mary's College, B.A., Mrs. Jane Woods M.A. Guidance Director, Philosophy Seminar. LaSalle College; Widner College, B.A.; Glassboro State College. English II, III, Journalism. Rosemont College. B.A. Algebra I, Basic Geometry. Mr. John Thomas Colman Mrs. Bertha Nolan Reverend John Sullivan Athletic Director Mt. St. Mary's College, B.S. History, Civics. Physical Education Department Chairperson Athletic Faculty Moderator Glassboro State College, B.A. Health I, II, Driver Edix'ction, Physical Education Athletic Moderator St. John University, B.A. Religion I, II. Mrs. K. Read Mrs. H. Tricocci Mrs. H. Clayton Miss M. Casey Mrs. M Burleigh Mrs. Santora. Mrs Kilpatrick. Mrs. Patton. Mrs. Mascibroda. Mrs Nash. Mrs. McHenry. Mr Blackburn. Mr. Finley 25 VINCENT JAMES ANGELOTTI Prom Committee. 'Oklahoma'. Paul’s manager . . enjoys horseback riding, football, tennis . seen with Paul. Mike. Blair. Jane. Josie. Deb. Reeme. Val. Donna, etc . . . will never forget Prom '77. Home- coming. Ring Dance, play parties, and It's in front of Ciko’s” . . Oh my God! JAMES J. AMATO Varsity Football. Varsity Track spends his time playing hockey, watching monster movies. Steve Martin and trying to re- member the right sequence of Donnas, pinochle . . . likes We re All Alone - Boz Scaggs . seen with Kup. Dan. Bob. Bons. Mike. Donna . . . hangs out at Don- na’s house . . will never forget St. James' game, junior year. Homecoming and Prom. The Matador . 01 Pepper . . Smile! PAUL JOSEPH BABCOCK Likes music . . Faces. Outlaw, Plynth . . . seen with Bud. Jay. George. Frayne. Billy. Monte. Hughie . will always remember Pete's house . Yee haaa! The south's gonna do it again . ujl MONICA ELIZABETH BADER Active in Yearbook. Chorus. Plays. NHS. Library Aid. Art Club. Softball . . likes reading Kurt Vonnegut Jr., swimming, arts and crafts, cooking . . . if | were the King of the Forest seen with Donna. M.J.. Maria. Eileen. Chris and Charlene Bambergers. Art room . . . will not forget play parties. Jr. Ring Dance, fresh- man chemistry fire. Christmas carols . . You maroon. 28 7% PAUL MICHAEL AVALLONE Active in Ski Club. Tri-M. Chorus. Play. Yearbook photographer. Rampage staff, jr. class pres . . . JV Bowling. Varsity Ten- nis. N C. Soccer working at M.M.C., playing guitar likes Neil Diamond . . . seen with Jim. Nun. Moose. Blair. Dinah. Russ. Monica. Mary Jane. Pat. Woody Deptford Mall. Dinah's place . . . jr. class pres., prom We ll see what happens. GU(MU . MARK BAGINSKY H VMvL DONNA MARIE BARRETT Patricipates in Chorus. Tri-M. Co-editor of Rampage. Youth Club. Health Careers passes time ice skating, reading, cook- ing. tennis enjoys listening to Knights m White Satin . . seen with Rose. M.J., Deli Dill. Jim. Paul. Ken. Monica. Eileen . . hangouts include her car. M.J.'s, Rosie’s . . . has fond memories of Homecoming and Ring Dance . . . Come on you guys! J ovriaJ MARGARET CRAIG BARRY Active in Yearbook. Pep Club. Play Ram- page. Ski Club . . likes pinochle, skiing and tennis . . . Fleetwood Mac and the Beatles . seen with Donna. Marybeth. MaryJane. Michelle. Monica. Nancy . . . can be found at Yearbook meetings . . will never forget Jr. Ring Dance. Quebec Ski Trip, day after the Prom, and Senior Tennis. DONNA LYNNE BATTLES Social Pep Club. Rampage. CTI. Make- up crew. Forensics. Plays, any committee . likes dancing, sleeping, complaining and criticizing . . Baby I Love your Way - Fleetwood Mac- . . . seen with Alice. Kim. Eileen. Mar. Dave . . . the cafeteria. 202. DuBois Ave.. Berlin . . will never forget Jr. Prom. Ring dance. Dancette CIT meet- ings. Mar's parties . . . You're so gay! Uno OCU EDWARD FRANCIS BECKETT Active in gym class . . spends time cruis- ing. with Matt and Oot. jamming and living likes listening to Jazz. Lennon. Win- wood. Hendrix. Plynth. and the Allman Bros. will always remember good times at Matt's car. Chute's house. Bill’s room and Pete's house . . would like to forget Blake’s face for 12 years and Matt’s horn C'mon Oatsie. lend me some money. EDWARD J. BELL Varsity Football. Baseball . . spends time with family, weightlifting, listening to music seen with Barry. Bill. Chuck. Rich. Ron. Don. . . likes Led Zepplin, Stairway to Heaven . . . will always remember St. Joe’s Toms River win. Cam- den Cath. game Jr. Year . . . like to forget camp, the Dust Bowl . . . Yo Barry, what’s for homework? WILLIAM JOSEPH BELL Active in Varsity Baseball and sleeping . enjoys playing sports . . . Elvis . seen in Gord's with Mel. Fro. Scun. Pelmo . will always remember Miss Rue's math classes . . . You queer creep! MICHAEL JOHN BENECKE Varsity Basketball . spends time playing basketball, fishing, lifeguard . . . likes ELO . . seen with Marty. Jim. Gregg. Blair . will never forget freshman basketball DONNA MARIE BLAZICH Sorority. Student Council. Sr. Vice-presi- dent Varsity Basketball and Field Hockey . . will never forget Maine with Cheryl and Heath . . . seen with Cheryl. Grace. Lisa. Helene. Julie. Kathy. Karen . . . 7th Street. Woodbury. 828 W. Rio Grande Ave.. Wildwood . . . would like to forget state game junior year ... I Shall Be Free - Dylan . . . “Lis. find my keys! 30 Qcrtsriq ANNA THERESA BLACKBURN Active in Sorority. Pep Club. Student Council. NHS. Prom Court and Homecoming Queen . . Varsity Cheerleading. JV Hockey . interested in painting, plants, ter- rariums . . . seen with Jean Lisa. Linda and the senior girls . . . likes our house and Fleetwood Mac . . . will always re- member Prom, decorating for the Ring Dance. Sea Isle and Sr. Homecoming . like to forget frosh yr. ■ WILLIAM JOSEPH BLAKE Active in Basketball . . . seen with the usual crowd from Gloucester . . . likes Plynth. Outlaws. George Frane . . . will remember every adventure that the team took on. MICHAEL PATRICK BONNER Active in United Turtles of America. Base- ball. Football. Fr Basketball. Hockey a Three Stooges fan . . . seen with Crowl, Dan. Bob. Kup. Mott, and Fr. Martin . . . Hughie's garage . . . will never forget the St Joe's party. Jr. Prom. Putt's sociology class, like to forget football camp . You gotta be two people, one person can't be that dumb! ,7UscJL -qJL EILEEN MARIE BOYLE Active in Stage Crew. Pep Club. Sorority Turtle Club . . . likes concerts, parties, shore, listening to music . . . seen with Peggy. Karen. Donna and Jane . . Glou- cester. Donna's car. the shore . . will always remember going to the lake. prom, stage crew parties, up Mowie's with Karen, senior year . Gee really? ah please, oh no! djLtu t KAREN ANN BRENNAN Active in Pep Club. Horizon 6 . . . spends time with someone special . . . likes You and Me by Alice Cooper . . . seen with Howard. Pam. Helen. Corrme. Eileen. Peg Rutger Ave.. Oak Valley. Helen's and Jack-in-the Box will never forget France and Switzerland. April 12. '77 Prom. Sr. Trip, Jr. Ring Dance. Steno classes and the 12 hour bus ride . . . That's a sin. I'm sorry. KATHLEEN MARIE BRYSON Active in Sorority. Pep Club. Library Aides. Prom Committee . . . spends time working at Levine’s cruising in John's or Kal's car seen with John. Kal. Kathy. Lou. Kim, Cathy. Fran . likes E.L.O. and Wings . . . will never forget Soph Hop. Ring Dance. Jr. Prom. Summers of '76 and '77 and Mr Nark's Chemistry class . Nice One!” PATRICK DENNIS BREWSTER Varsity Football. J.V Baseball . . . spends time listening to stereo, partying and sleeping likes anything by Pink Floyd or Fleetwood Mac . seen with Dan. Steve. Quinnie. Jaclyn Smith. Michelob. and friends . . . will never forget good times down the shore, thrill show, freshman study halls . plans to become a pro- fessional bachlor . . . “What's up. real- ly? JOANNE REGINA BUCHER Ski Club. Pep Club . . . likes snow and water skiing, partying, going to the shore, talk- ing to friends and listening to stereo . . seen with Lynda. Lisa. Mary. Cathy. Murt and the rest of the gang . . . seen in a blue Mustang, the shore. West Deptford . will never forget shore '77. Prom and locking Linda in the locker Soph year . . That’s cool! MICHAEL RICHARD BROWLEIT Cross-country, track and all sports . . likes Boston. Aerosmith. Steve Miller . . seen with Bear. Mark. Dale. Mark. Cip . . will never forget English classes. BARRY ROBERT BURKHARDT Active in J.V. and Varsity Baseball. Frosh Football . likes listening to music, dances, going to movies, working the summer at Vet's Stadium or the Phillies games . seen with Jeff. Ed. Chuck. Bill. Tony. Ron . . spends nights with Jeff. Donna. Cathy . . will always remember '77 Jr - Sr. Prom. Jr. Ringdance and summer of '77. WAYNE JOSEPH CAPIZZI Active in Freshman Football . . enjoys cycle riding . . . listens to Lynyrd Skynyrd and Kansas . seen with Joe and John . . . always wants to remember Mr Ben- nett’s English . . . Same difference. ROSEMARIE CERKEZ Involved in Pep Club. Sorority. Varsity Track and Cross-Country . . . pastimes are running and eating . . . favorite group is Bad Company . . often seen with Cathy H.. and Cathy G.. Denise. Rita. Linda. Jane. Nancy and Terry . . . can be found at Al's Deli and Ocean City . . . never wants to forget summer of '76 and '77. and a certain starting pistol . . . Where we going? CATHY CARINO Active in Pep Club. Ski Club. Play and Cheerleading . . . pastimes include par- ties. Wildwood. Levine's, and munching out . . . favorite groups are Freebird. Lynyrd Skynyrd. Eagles . . seen with Mary. Murt. Joanne. Lisa. Rita. Bobby and gang . will always remember lock- ing Linda in locker, making varsity cheer- leading soph year and Quebec trip . . . CcZAC 920 Now listen! ALAN JOSEPH CIPOLONE Active member of the National Honor Society, track and cross-country . . hobby is race-tracking . . . listens to the Rolling Stones . . . hangs around with the usual school derelics . . can always be found in Gloucester . . . will always re- member Lake Lenape . . . This is great. MARK CATTERALL Active in Varsity Football and A H Soft- ball team . . . enjoys partying, sleeping, and partying . listens to Zeppelin. Fleet- wood Mac. and Lynyrd Skynyrd found with Johnson. Benj, Fran, and Joe seen at the park and John's corner trosh and soph year . . . always remember Sharon and freshman year down on the corner . . . Where's your head at?” CATHERINE MARIE CLARK Participated in Sorority and Pep Club . . . enjoys parties and Kenward Mailing . . . favorite group is E.L.O. . . . found with the Kathys. Kim. Kal. Lou and Judy . . . can often be found in Kal's car . . never wants to forget Mr Bennett's English class, and skiing at Pine Hill . . . wants to forget soph English and Geometry . . . Who cares? 32 JOHN BERNARD COLE Enjoys partying, partying, and more party- ing .. . favorite group is the Beatles . . . friends are Wardy. Wayne. Henry, and Kathy . . . can be found in his car and wherever it goes . . never wants to forget Jr. Eng- lish with Mr Bennett. History with Mr lacovone. and the Jr. prom . . . ‘ Really? “Whatever “Take it easy LISA CORSO Active in Ski Club and Sorority . . pas- times are partying, skiing and working favorite groups are Pink Floyd and Yes . . . seen with Leah. Maureen. Cathy. Mary. Cathy. Joanne and Murt . . . can be found at Pat’s. Dirk's car and Monmouth Road . . never wants to forget trip to Quebec. Benny's English, and four years of art . . . “What are you babbling?” “Buddy' MICHAEL JOHN CROWLEY Involved in Ski Club. Turtle Club and Base- ball . . . pastimes are skiing, working at Roy's. Old Groucho Marx movies . . . likes to listen to the Beatles and “Rocky Rac- coon . . can be found with Bons. Kup. Bob. Dan. Mott and Fr. Martin . . . found in his car and Hughie’s garage always remember St. Joe’s Toms River celebration and all other Sr. parties . . . Good one! DENISE MARIE CRUMSHO Active in Sorority and Pep Club . . . enjoys going to the shore . . . listens to Yes. Fleet- wood Mac. Neil Young, and Led Zepplin . can be found with Linda. Donna. Terri. Denise. Lisa. Cindy, and Alicia . . . wants to remember Jr. Ring Dance, graduation, getting her license. Home Ec.. Biology, and Linda’s singing . . . “Tell me about it? CiJLC'yvWsAjS-' NANCY ELLEN CURTIS Active in Pep Club. Ski Club. Archery, and Play . . enjoys visiting relatives in Gloucester . . likes to listen to Foghat can be found with Mary Jane. Mary- beth. Meg. Michelle and John . can be found at the lake . . never wants to forget French I and Mr. Bennett's English class . . . “Really?” CuAjtjuO JOSEPH ROBERT DALY Involved in Freshman Football. Track, and Cross-Country enjoys partying and other known things . . listens to Zeppelin and Foghat . . seen with Mark. Mike. Bear. Frenchman, and Cip . . . can be found wherever the wind takes him . . . never forget Ocean City. Mrs Wood’s class. Mr lacovones History, and Mr. Bennett's English . . . Say hot pork Lookout . 33 SUSAN MARIE DALLA-MURA Enjoys horse riding, skiing, looking after Oliver, going to parties . . likes to listen to Bad Company. Rod Stewart, and Eagles . . . seen with Diane. Cindy. Margot. Car. Shaun. Fritz. Ken. and Andy . . can be found at Diane's house and the Base . . . will never forget first day back in American school . . . Today is the first day of the rest of your life! GREGG ROY DESHER Active in Rampage. C.Y.O.. Junior Achieve- ment and Varsity Golf . . . enjoys clearing tables, play parties, and music . . . listens to Carry on My Wayward Son . . seen with Marty. Mike. George. Donna Battles' gang. Mare, and Ele . . . always a found at Ponzio's . . . never forget getting hot in Freshman Chemistry, and chased in the park . . What do you say? HORACE N DIXON. JR. Pastimes include hunting and fishing . . . likes Hipe Theater . . . seen with Chuck. Barry. Ed and Rich . . . found anywhere . . . will remember graduating . . . Sounds interesting. MARTIN DUGAN Active in Basketball and J.V. Baseball . . . enjoys playing basketball and baking cookies . . . favorite group is the Beatles . friends are Mike and Gregg . . . found all over South Jersey . never wants to forget Bishop Eustace in Basketball during 1977 season .. Let's roll with that chip”. CLy j CARLENE MARIE DOTT Active in Social and Ski Club . . . pastimes are watching Baseball and Basketball, likes to ski. and ride boats at the shore . . . listens to Steven Bishop and Eagles . . . found with Margie. Diane. Mare. Kathy. Debbie. Shaun and Sue . . . can be found at the Deptford Mall and Margie's house . always remember trip to Quebec and Margie teaching me to ski . . . Really 34 LINDA MARGARET MARY DYSON Active in Sorority. Play, and private friend associations . . . enjoys bike riding and cruising around . . listens to Lynyrd Skynyrd . . . seen with Denise. Klu. Betty. Cheryl. Heath. Sue. Mary. Terry. Donna. Gigs. Kim. Sherry. Sissy. Joe. Doli. Cindy. Stoney. and Mike . . . found wherever the going is . wants to remember Home Ec. with Mr. Coghlan . . . Gotta what? DENISE CATHERINE FANELLI Involved in Social. Health Careers. Pep Club. Stage Crew, and Varsity Softball likes to get in trouble, play the piano, and tell jokes . listens to Boz Scaggs . . . seen with Donna. Lisa. Terri. Linda. Cindy. J.T.B.. and Bobi . . . wants to remember summer of '77. trip to Europe and Sr. year . . . Are you serious?” KJLTTUuQJLs KAREN MARIE FITZPATRICK Active in Sorority and Varsity Basketball. Hockey and Softball . . . enjoys sleeping and partying . . likes to listen to Boz Scaggs . . can be seen with Grace. Kathy. Lisa. Helene. Julie. Donna, and Cheryl . . . found at the ‘4 and Donna s car . . . would like to remember summer of '77 and all the parties . . ‘What do you want to do tonight?” KEVIN WILLIAM MICHAEL FLINN Active in Varsity Football . . . enjoys raising spirits and going Throll hunting with Waldo . . . favorite group is the Grate- ful Dead . . . can be found with Bulb. Pooba. McDook. Roy. the Clam. Mad Pitter, and the Rotten Mode . . found at the pond . . . will always remember when he and the Dome were moonlighting on the bus. and counting Tony's hiccups . . . “Oh yea!” JOHN THOMAS FLYNN Enjoys parties, cruising and concerts . . . listens to Joe Walsh. “Green Grass and High Tides by the Outlaws . . . can be found with Babo. Matt. Blakie. Fat Ed. Cip. Frank. Oot. Dennis and Quinney . . . can be found in Matt’s car. the third floor. O- Donald's. and the Spectrum . . . “ Hi Bill . JEFFREY MARTIN FORMANEK Active in Stage Crew and Media Aid . . . enjoys yachting, making money and party- ing .. . favorite song is “ Smoke Over the Water” . . . found at Wildwood and the Deptfor Mall . . . always wants to remember play parties and summer of '77 . . . “ Yea. really? JAMES HENRY FRITZ Participated in Rampage. Play and Bowl- ing . . hobbies and pinball and partying . . . listens to Bowie and Joan Armatrading . . . friends are Judy. Rich. Chimp. Fido. Victor. Weeger. Shell. Sue. Fuz. Sue. luins. and Topo Gigos . . . always remember adv. art. Charlene and Rich's parties. Bowie concert, pinball wizard Miss Rusciam . . Lucky, lucky you.” 3 JOSEPH MILES GAMBOGI Varsity Cross-Country . . . passes time playing the guitar . . . most often with Mark. Mike, and Joe . enjoys listening to James Taylor “Your Smiling Face” . . . has fond memories of Mr. Bennett's Eng- lish class. MARIA ANN GESERICK Social. Library Aid. Pep Club. Health Ca- reers. Make-Up Crew . . . always finds time for bicycle riding, tennis, going to football and basketball games . . friends include M.J.. D.B.. Polly. Bea. Pat. Monz. Paul. Jim . . . listens to the Beach Boys . . . hangs out at M.J.'s kitchen special memories Jr. Ring Dance. Soph class trip . . . “Oh that's great! GEORGE N. GIAMBANIS Varsity Golf . . . pastimes include hunting, street hockey, skeet shooting, golf, work- ing . . . hangs around with Robb. Brewster. Gregg. Dan and gang . . favorite groups are Kansas. Fleetwood Mac. Cat Stevens. Jethro Tull . . . found at Ponzio's . . will always remember Greece. Summer of '77. BLAIR GIBSON Varsity Golf . . . spends most of his time with Jim, Greg. Mike. Susan. Dianie. Becky, and Ann . . . enjoys listening to Boston and Kansas . . . hangs around the Bowling Alley. HiJLojuL J AaMO MARY ROSE GIGANTE Ski Club. Pep Club . . . enjoys parties. Wildwood Gino's . . friends include Cathy. Lisa. Joe. Murt. Linda. Heath. Mary. Kathy. Betty. Cheryl. Sue. Denise. Sherry. Kim, Sis. Bern. Alicia . . . favorite song Free- bird . . . hangs at The Village . remem- berances are locking Linda H in locker. Quebec trip, blue station wagon, fire in weskit . . . Yea right! CATHLEEN LOUISE GONZALES Varsity Cross-Country. Varsity Winter and Spring Track . . . loves to drive around in her Pinto . . . most often seen with Ether B.. Cathy H . Rose. Ri. Monica . . . David Bowie fan . . enjoys going to Ocean City, and Al's Deli . . has special memories of Junior Sports Banquet, playing pinochle and Track Camp. 36 HELENE PATRICIA GORMLEY Student Council Secretary . . . Varsity Basketball. Hockey, and Softball . . . passes time sleeping, eating, reading . . . friends include Donna. Lisa. Cheryl. Karen. Grace. Julie. Kathy . . favorite group Crosby. Stills and Nash . . . hang-outs The Y. Corvellos. White Nova . . . has fond memories of State Championships, weekends at Donna s . . . I'm sorry!” LISA MARIA GRANDE Freshman and Sophmore V.P. . . . J.V. Basketball I. II . . . hobbies are listening to music, working at library, partying . seen with Cheryl. Helene. Blaze. Grace. Karen. Anna. Re. Kathy. Julie . . . enjoys listening to Eagles. Jackson Brown will always remember all the summer- times. Cheryl’s and Blazes parties, all the concerts . . . What a riot! KIM ANN GRIFFITH Passes time partying, traveling . . hangs around with Sis. Sherry. Betty. Heath. Shengs. Terri. Mugsey. Suzy. Mary. Dyson. Crumb listens to Led Zeppelin. The Stones Wild Horses” . . . can be found in Nat l Park. Gloucester, at parties . . . will never forget 77 Prom. Jr. Ring Dance, crazy nights, trip to Switz. and France . . . Come On!” CATHERINE NICOLE HAAS Sorority . . . Varsity Cross-Country. Varsity Winter and Spring Track . . . spends time running the boarding house in O.C.. find- ing everyone cards . . . seen with Eth. double R-M. Cathy G.. Linda. Rosie. Nane. Lis . favorite group Eagles . . . hang- outs Ocean City . . . has fond memories of Summer '77. Sat. night parties . . . The back door's always open! BEATRICE MARIE HAMMELL Audubon Bon-Bons D B Corps. Blue Max Winter Guard. Library Aid. Pep Club . pastimes include talking, sleeping . often seen with J.S.. K H . D.S.. C.P.. M.G.. Nuss. the Gold Oyster Cult . en- noys listening to Kansas. E.L.O.. Eagles . hangs out at C.G.B . I.F.C.. Joyce s and Howie’s car . . will always remember winter '77. meeting H M N Really1 LISA ROBERTA HAMMILL Sorority. Pep Club. Make-up. '77 Home- coming Court . . . Varsity Cheerleading . . . enjoys talking on phone, parties, eating . . friends include Nan. Anna, Jean. Cathy. Senior girls . . . listens to Fleetwood Mac. E.L.O. Do Ya . . . found at the shore. Al's Deli . . . special mem- ories are '76 Homecoming and Prom, cheering with Rita ... I don't mean to be mean, but! CHARLENE HARVEY Pep Club. Forensics. NHS. Ski Club. Li- brary Aid, Discovery. Play . . . Cross Coun- try. Bowling . . . loves to party, bowl, read, argue . . . seen with Anna. Julie. Donna. Chris. Mike . . favorite singer Barry Mamlow . . . found at 1 Stephen Drive . . . will never forget the Play. Play parties. Senior Trip. Jr. Ring Dance. Jr. Miss Pageant . . . Oh God! DANIEL EDWARD HAURY JR. Intermural hockey, weightlifting Var- sity Football and Baseball . . . hobbies are working on cars, partying most often seen with Kup. Bob. Crowl. Bons. Mot. Fr Martin . . . favorite groups Aerosmith. Queen . . . often seen in Crowl's car. Hughie's garage . . . special rememberances Tom's River celebration. Senior parties. Summer of '77 . . . Got's one problem! Atrft H UALJ KATHLEEN PATRICIA HEATH Sorority. '77 Prom Court . . Softball . loves to have a good time hangs around with Mugsy. Betty. Suzy. Cheryl. Sis. Sherry. Terry. Lu. Mary. Kim. Lisa G enjoys listening to Dylan can be found at Roy Roy's. Green Garages. Bell and Anderson . . will always remember the two T's. crazy nights, one way streets. Jr. Prom . . . What’s up! JUDITH ANN HEINS .orority. Pep Club Varsity Softball . . spends time bumming around, party- ig . . friends include other members of iemor class . . favorite group E.L.O. iang-outs the Y . Kal's car will al- ways remember Summer '76. History :lass. Jr. Prom and a certain person I don't care! CYNTHIA WESTCOTT HAYES Rampage. Forensics. NHS Varsity Track . . enjoys sailing, writing, rowing, cooking, water-skiing . . . hangs around with Mar. El. Denise. Donna. Rita. Mar- guerite. Kim. Alice . . . listens to Eagles. Fleetwood Mac Don't Stop hang- outs are the Navy Base in Philly and Cali- fornia . . . will never forget first day at G C . . . “Oh really?” JOSEPH PATRICK HENRY Soccer. Varsity Wrestling enjoys sleeping, wrestling, basketball, music seen with Wayne. John. Joe . listens to Paul McCartney and Wings Band on the Run . . often found in room 150 will never forget wrestling practice, losing weight . . What, are you kidding me! RICHARD J. HERRMANN Pastimes include ice hockey, water skiing, snow skiing, working on cars . . . most often seen with Chuck. Barry, Horace. George. Bill. Ed favorite groups Fleetwood Mac. Kansas. Hart . . . hangs around in a '69 Firebird . . . always remember the last day of every school year, summer '76 . . That’ll work!” ANNA MAE HOOPES Wrestling manager. Social. Yearbook. Library Aide . . . Varsity track . . . passes time working, eating, blushing . . . friends include Tom, Char, Julie. Kristy. Jennifer. Judy . listens to Barry Manilow . . . found at Gino's. Me D's parking lot . . . special memories Jr. year library with colloquium. Char’s party, epigrams, get- ting hand stuck in bleachers. SHERRY ANN HUMMEL Frosh Cheerleader . . . enjoys partying, horseback riding, taking long walks with a friend friends include Sis. Spacecat. Kathy. Kim, Mugsy. Chengles. Liz. Suzy. Mary. Denise. Lu . . . favorite song. Land- slide” . . hangs out here and there in Nat l Park. Green Garages . . . fond mem- ories of Pugsly . the other side of Lake Lenape. her slice of pie . . . Check it out! RAYMOND FRANCIS JACKSON Varsity Wrestling passes time fishing, going down to the Ville . . . seen with Walds. Ids. Quincy. Bulb. Bologne. Me Duke. Gary enjoys listening to The Dead. Franklins Tower . . often seen at the pond. Joe’s wagon special highlights The Dead Concert at Englishtown. all the great times down the pond. JULIA JARRETT Library Aide. Pep Club. Ski Club. Wrestling Statistician enjoys tennis, football, reading, the piano . most often seen with Donna. Bill. Anna. Charlene. Paul can be found at McDonalds parking lot. Paul VI Dances . special memories Char's party. Psych class. Ring Dance. Jr. Prom. Anna's arm stuck . . . FANTASTIC!” RICHARD THOMAS ARTIMUS JOHNSON Passes time playing hoops up Rose, party- ing. working, southern sympthizer . . . seen with Joe. Benj. Frannie, Round. Puppet . . favorite group Lynyrd Sky- nyrd . hangs out in the Senior lounge . . will never forget a black Friday morn. Mr. Colman’s History class. J FK., the cave, short ties, behind toot-toots. Frosh study halls . . Only the best die young! 39 CORINNE ELIZABETH JUNOD Active in Library Aides. Health Careers, and Ski Club . pastimes include driv- ing. football games, softball . . likes to listen to Alice Cooper . . . seen with Helen. Karen. Ele. Eileen. Michele. Mare. Peggy. Cheryl. Pam and everyone at Rutgers can be seen at Rutgers-Oak Valley always remember Soph, trip to Italy. Quebec trip. Jr. Ring Dance Oh Gease! CO U-TOtiL QumckL KATHLEEN MARY KAHLAN Active in Sorority. Pep Club and Prom Committee . likes to work at Sears and party enjoys listening to It's Over by Boz Scaggs . seen with Ray. Kathys. Lou. Fran. Kim . . seen at King of Pizza . . . wants to always remember July 4. 1976. Junior Prom. Mr. lacovone’s His- tory class, summer '76 Ready? ALICIA LUCY KAIGHN Likes weekends, parties. Firebirds. Md . riding in the Chock Full O'Nuts” listens to Neil Young . seen with Kathy. Ken. Joanne. Denise and the girls . seen at Bridgeport and Don Berts will remember Jr Ring Dance. Prom. Nov. 19. '76 and driving to school with Joanne . would like to forget detentions, ac- counting 'Smalfus.'.' JOHN EDWARD KAIN Involved in National Honor Society and B-ball . listens to The Outlaws. Bruce Springsteen seen with Babo. Matt. Dennis. Oats. John. Pat. Bill and Ed seen at Theresea's house and Matt's car would like to remember the win over Eustace in double-overtime JULIA ANN KAIN Active in Varsity Basketball and Softball . . . enjoys watching t.v. and eating favorites include Cat Stevens and Bruce Springsteen . . most seen with Beth. Ronnie. Clare. Lori and Bonnie at the Y and Jack-m-the-Box remembers state championships. Jr. Eng. and the Prom wants to forget getting sus- pended for drinking cola . . What are you doing? PAUL JAMES KEARNEY Involved in Ski Club and Stage Crew likes Skiing, sleeping, going crazy and party mg enjoys listening to “Freebird by Lynyrd Skynyrd seen with Joe. Fro. Dong. Persell. the rest of the clowns including Brandy found at 3-Points playing pool wants to remember Jr year, the Play and getting rowdy likes to forget Soph year Nice Try DONNA MARIE KELLEY Involved in Forensics. Discovery. Chorus. Tri-M. Play. Soph. Cross Country . . enjoys running, partying, hooking rugs, swimming, singing and talking . . Father and Son by Cat Stevens . seen with Eileen. Chris. Charlene. Chris. Gerry. Julie. Mike. Anna and Mitch in Gourd's . re- members Prom. Junior Eng.. Ring Dance. Gym . . . accounting . . . You turkey!'' c GRACE MARIE KELLY Active in Student Council President. Na- tional Honor Society. Sorority. Hockey, 3-ball. Soph, tennis mgr. and Softball . . . ?njoys eating, sleeping, listening to music . listens to the Eagles and Beach Boys . seen with Donna. Karen. Kathy. Lisa. Norma. Helen. Cheryl and Julie in Blaze's or Karen's car . . . remembers state B- ball parties . . . I’m not allowed! DIANA LYNN THERESA KENNETT Enjoys partying, crashing, traveling Lynyrd Skynyrd. Led Zeppelin . . . seen with Sher. Mugs. Ter. Heath. Shengs. Griffith. Betty. Suzy. Linda. Mary at the Starlite or where ever the action is wants to remember one way St., shore points. Hey Hey Modugna. a special B- ball player and Chinese fire drills . You ain’t seen nothing yet!’’ JEANETTE LYNN KERRIGAN Involved in Varsity cheerleading. Pep Club. Sorority . 1977 Prom Queen . . Laughing . . enjoys weekends, surprises seen with Lin and senior girls . will always remember Nov 8. Junior Ring Dance. Prom, decorating houses, and friends . . would like to forget long wait for license. Qa J KATHLEEN ANNE MARIE KILPATRICK Involved in Stage Crew. Chorus. Discovery plays guitar, piano, tennis seen with Bob. Jean. Vikki. Chip and Joe at the Mall or King of Pizza . . would like to re- member getting locked in the gym and the summers of '76 and '77 . . plans to attend Voci. get a job and get married Hi y’all. CHERYL ANN KNOWLES Active in Student Council. Art Club. Tennis Jr year . enjoys concerts, the piano, drawing Yes. Beatles. Plynth. CSN seen with Ed Grace. Lisa. Helene. Anna. Donna in Corvello's. art room. White Nova. The Den remembers Prom. Centerton. Pink Floyd Concert wants to forget an evening with blackberries . . I can't take it anymore! 41 CHARLES WILLIAM KORTMAN. JR. Enjoys football and repairing cars . . . Chicago seen with Dave. Rich. Horace. Ken. Woody. Barry and Ed . . . favorite places include garages and a '68 Chevy Ya do not have to get mad about it! ' BARBARA KOSOFSKY Enjoys listening to ELO . . . mostly seen with Denis. Deb. Mort and Linda ... fa- vorite places include Chars”. Murph's. Denis' car . . . will always remember '76 and '77 Prom. Dec. 26. '75 and sophomore year . . wants to forget French I and soph English . . . hopes to attend college . . . Do ya?” PAUL KUPCHA Involved in intramural hockey, weight- lifting. United Turtles of America. Baseball 2,3.4 and Football 3.4 . . . enjoys hunt- ing. summer baseball . . . Boston . . . seen with Dan. Crowl. Bons. Bob. Mot and Fr. Martin in Hughie's garage . . . will remember J.V. Baseball with John Goff . . wants to forget county fair, camp . . . Doctor . DENISE MARIE LAVERTY Involved in Student Council. Sorority. Plays. Pep Club. N.H.S. . . . likes dancing, munching, reading . . . listens to America seen with Zon. Cathy G. Cathy H. Double R-M. Rosie and Nancy . . . Ocean City and Cathy G's pinto . . . remembers sum- mer of '77, Algebra II. Senior parties, pinochle, the Junior Ring Dance. Guys and Dolls” . . . It's been real. IWu. HELEN MARGARET LEACH Enjoys going to football and b-ball games and making gum chains . . . listens to Free Bird . seen with Corinne. Karen. Eileen. Peggy, at her house. Rutgers and Jack- in-the-Box . . remembers Wildwood. Homecoming. Ring Dance. Italy trip. Mr Nark’s Chem . Prom. Girls' wins . wants to forget getting stuck in Italy, gym . Oh yea. that's a sin!” JOSEPH LONGO Enjoys working on cars and boat racing listens to ' Song for America by Kansas . . . most seen with Tony. Ron. Wayne. Bill. Dan. Rich. Chuch and Horace in his car and Dink's house . . would like to remember Mr. Webb's Sales Marketing class. ROBERT JOSEPH LUTZ Active m weight lifting, intramural hockey. Frosh B ball. Football 2.3.4 and Baseball Beatles seen with Bons. Crowl. Dan. Kup. Mot. Gus and CC seen in a whirlpool or at Hughie's garage remembers Haddon twp game Soph year, football camp wants to forget County fairs. Sept 25. '76 college in future . . . Got’s one problem DENNIS LYNCH Active m Varsity Basketball likes party- ing and concerts enjoys listening to Jackson Brown and Plynth seen with Babo. Ed. Oat. Flakes. Captain Tue Chooch found in Babo's room. Matt's car. and 4 will always remember parties. Matt's car. Matt and Flakes before B ball games MARK STEPHEN LYNCH Enjoy cars, drag racing, hunting, camping, contact sports listens to Aerosmith. Boston and Fleetwood Mac . seen with Bear. Vikki. Mike and Mark favorite place is a 68 Firebird will always re- member Mr Bennett's English III class. WILLIAM MATTHEW MICHAEL MAHONEY Participated m football enjoys party- ing and Cycle riding listens to Out- laws. Skynyrd and Kansas seen with Joe. John. Fran. Puppet and Benj will always remember graduation Later LOUIS ANTHONY MAGLK) Involved m Wrestling enjoys hunting and fishing a fan of Communication Breakdown and Led Zeppefcn mostly seen with Rounder. Fran. Jones Joe Fez and Wa at the Court or Dead End re- member Led Zep at the Garden Who Cares! 43 MARY MARLEY Activities include partying, enjoys meeting new people . . . Fr. Cheerleading and Fr Hockey . . listens to Jackson Browne . . . seen with Joan. Jane. Nancy. Kathy. Sandee. Rita. Suzy. Mugsey. Murph. Betty. Kathy. Sis. Maureen. Cindy and Cheryl . . . found at Jane's car will remember summers of ' and '77, New Year’s Day trip . . . 'What are you doing? THOMAS EDWARD MCCLELLAND Active wrestler . . . enjoys work and par- tying . . . favorite group is Lynyrd Sky- nyrd . seen with Puppet. Story. Jake. Mahoney. Catterrall. and Johns . . . found at the bathroom, and the Benjmobile . never forget wrestling, the corner, fresh- man . . . Get out of here. WILLIAM FRANCIS MATTSON Involved in Varsity Football enjoys working on the car and listens to music . . . listens to Led Zeppelin . . . found at Clearview Ave. and Tony's car always wants to remember Freshman English Knock it off SHAWN MARIE McCOOG Enjoys watching TV., eating, sleeping late, driving everybody crazy . . . seen with Diane. Debbie. Kathy. Sue. Lin. Marge. Car. and gang from National Park . . . likes listening to the Beatles . seen in National Park. West Deptford bas- ketball courts . . . will remember sopho- more Home Ec.. Junior Ring Dance . Plans to go to California . . . Yea. Right!” WILLIAM JAMES McCARTY Enjoys working . . . pastimes include concerts, music, and partying at Babs . . . listens to Bette Midler . . seen with Mike. Mar. John, and Babs found at Pauline's Place . . always remember Vat Berchtold . . . Only four more days till Friday. 6UI DANIEL EUGENE McDEVITT Activities included Soph winter, spring track . . . enjoys hunting, ice hockey, cruising. Stang . . listens to Chicago If you leave me Now . Frampton seen with Kath. Qumny. Pat, or the Bell- mawr boys . . . seen at 35 Baynes. 68 Stang. Alexanders . . . wants to forget a certain red light, remembers Stanley Cup Parade, frosh year, deer week Yoo! 44 ELEANOR McFADDEN W culclisn MARYANN ELIZABETH C McFADDEN Active in National Honor Society. Foren- sics. Chorus . enjoys teasing, traveling, hiking, camping, motorcycling, thinking, building . Bread . . . Happy times and bygone days are never lost . . In truth, they grow more wonderful within the heart that keeps them will never forget trip to Germany. Transition Sophomore Yr. . . Future plans: to enjoy life. PATRICK JOSEPH McHENRY Varsity Baseball . . pastimes include lis- tening to music, sleeping and watching Monty Python . . . likes The Who. Rod Stewart and The Outlaws . . . seen with the boys over Bab's after school . will always remember the locker room rushes . . . “That's the breaks! KATHLEEN REGINA McHUGH Activities include GCHS Ram. sorority . . . likes partying, taking walks, munching out . . . Neil Young. Grateful Dead . . . friends are Heath. Sis. Shengal. Kim, Suez . . . seen at Cemetary. Gloucester . . . remember Cemetary. Chinese Firedrills. Crazy Night. Home Ec. the ram. Fr. Brennan . . . forget all Soph detentions . . . Really? ‘Dec EILEEN MARGARET McKENNA Social and Pep Club . . sports involve Varsity Track. Cross Country. Winter Track . . . likes sewing . . . listens to Eagles. Tavares. Fleetwood Mac . . . seen with Alice. Beth. Donna. Jim. Kim. Mar. M.J. and Paul . . . found at Mar's pool. Philly and Mem- ories West . will remember Anatomy class. Jr. Ring Dance, parties and trips to Philly and CTI . . . I'm sorry! fyUvn, W nnd; JOSEPH VINCENT McPEAK Hobbies include skiing, cruising, partying. . . . most often seen with Joe. Tom. Tony. Jake. Quince . . favorite groups Frank Zappa. Spirit. CNS and Y . . . will always remember Wildwood. Pinehill with the bulb hanging out of the parking lot . . . Good stuff! DONNA MARIE MEEHAN Activities include sorority. Pep Club. Stage Crew enjoys partying, week- ends. putting Denise in trunk, tickle bridge . . . listens to Beatles Blackbird . . seen with Sue. Lisa. Denise. Linda. Terry . . . found at parking lots, playgrounds. Westville . remembers a heart attack in sewing. European trip. Pugsley for- gets sand dunes . . . Gobble. Gobble KIMBERLY JEANNE MEERSAND Active in Pep Club. Health Careers. Year- book. Sorority . enjoys partying, draw- ing. dancing . seen with Kathy B . Kathy R. Kathy M . Kal. Cathy C.. Mary Lou . . listens to Boz Scaggs We re All Alone . . hang outs are King of Pizza, Kal's car. Margate . . . has fond memories of the Ring Dance. Ma Soeur's French class. Prom, summer '77 . . . Yea. let's go! ROSERITA CHRISTINA MELONI Sorority. Play. Pep Club. Homecoming Court . Varsity Track. Tennis. Cheer- leading . spends time reading, munch- ing . friends include Eth. Mon. Cathy G.. Cathy H . Rosie. Nancy. C.C favorite groups Eagles. Beach Boys .found in Ocean City. Cathy G.'s Pinto special memories driving Michael’s car. summer 77. Jr. Prom and Homecoming, cheer- ing with Lisa . . . Don't be queer! MARGOT VERONICA MESSNER Social. Ski Club . . . enjoys horseback riding, water skiing, day dreaming and talking . . . seen with Mark. Mare. Car. Kelly. Denise. Sue. Jane. Shawn. Bobi . . . likes Alice Cooper Welcome to My Nightmare . seen at Deptford Mall. Car's house. Jane's down the farm . . will never forget Canada. 922-1005-1022. Steno I and II . . . I ain't saying a word. 46 LISA LORRAINE METZGER Active in Health Careers. Pep Club, sorority . spends time laughing, partying . . . seen with Terri. Denise. Donna. Lill, Cheryl. Kathy. Bobi. Cindy and JTB . seen at West- ville. playground. Turk’s car Fleetwood Mac JANE NAOMI MIDUSKI Stage Crew . . enjoys parties, concerts, art. horseback riding, walking in the woods . . . seen with Susan. Peggy. Margie. Eileen. Donna and people from the lake . Jef- ferson Starship. Neil Young seen in Donna's car. the lake, around Gloucester . . . will always remember stage crew, the lake, shore. Jefferson Starship concert, summer of 77 . . . Hey pal!” NANCY ANN MILEWSKI Pep Club. Soph President. Basketball Manager . . likes reading, music, surfing, being with people seen with Cathy H.. Cathy G.. Rita. Rose. Necie. Mare. El . . . Ocean City. Brownies . . . Can't Help Falling in Love . . . will always remember frosh and senior yrs. and Junior Ring Dance . . sees future in California . . . Are you cereal? It's been real! MICHELLE ANNE MONACO Yearbook. Ski Club. NHS. Varsity Tennis. Pep Club. Prom Court . . enjoys skiing, piano, pinochle . . seen with Pete. Don- na. Mare. Meg. Monica. Nancy . Your Song and Fleetwood Mac . . . will always remember Quebec trip. Halloween Dance '75. green hair. 77 tennis season and summers at Ocean City .. This is crazy! MARY JANE PATRICIA MONASTRA Chorus. Social. Health Careers. Pep Club. Rampage. Make-up. Library Aide. Varsity Bowling . enjoys dancing, bike riding seen with Gez. D.B.. Polly. Monz. Bea. Pat. Jim. Paul . . likes all music . . . will always remember Jr. Ring Dance, wants to forget Re’s wrong directions . . . What are we doing this weekend? WjcUuj yiyzjL RONALD NICHOLAS MONTE CARLO Enjoys listening to music, driving, painting . . . Yes. Roundabout . . . seen with Tony. Bill. Don. Nar. Ed. Dan and the rest of the guys . . . seen at Cam’s house . . . wants to remember Father Berchtold’s Spanish class. B . DONNA ELIZABETH MITCHELL Rampage. Yearbook. Chorus . . . J V. Basketball . . spends time writing, roam- ing the mall, having fun . . . Bee Gees - How Deep Is Your Love . . . seen with Chas. Judy. Ray and an assortment of strange people . . . will never forget nights at the rink. New Years ’78 and beer cap puzzles . like to forget St. Regis and friends ... I have to see if I can talk my mother into it.” ANTHONY FRANCIS MOREIRA Activities include street hockey, roller hockey enjoys listening to music, drawing . . a fan of Fleetwood Mac’s Go Your Own Way . . . seen with Kelly. Bill. Chris. Chas and the rest of the guys in Brenner's, rec room in my house, the corner and Dead End . . . wants to re- member being late first day frosh year . . . Oh yeah! 47 BARBRA ANN MURPHY Activities are Health Careers. Play . . . pastimes include dancing, arguing, work- ing at the hospital listens to Heart How Deep It Goes” . . . seen with Ted. Denise. Lisa. Sue . riding around. Brook- lawn. Fort Mercer . . remembers 'Damn Yankees”. Jan. 16. Jr. English cafeteria fights . . would like to forget soph geome- try. accidents. July 22 . . . “I doubt it.” KEVIN V. NOLAN Activities include Student Council . . Mgr. B-ball. Football 4 yrs . . . enjoys swimming . . . listens to the Grateful Dead. Beatles . . seen with Jack. MacAdoo. Matt. Flake. Oats . . always around gym helping out with all sports . . . would like to forget Spanish. Geometry . . . future plans in- clude major in Physical Therapy I got a game. ” MARGARET ANN NOLAN Stage Crew. Pep Club, sorority. J.V. Cheer- leading . . . art. partying, shore, concerts . . . loves Yes. Neil Young And You and I . . . seen with Eileen. Jane. Donna. Miller. Karen . . . found at Gloucester, parties, lake, woods . . forget accident, detentions, new schedule . . . remember stage crew, parties, prom, lake . . . Ple- a-a-s-e-! KATHLEEN MARY MURPHY Active in Yearbook. Sr. Class Pres.. NHS. Pep Club. Sorority. Play . . . likes laughing, making friends, talking” on the phone . . . loves Fleetwood Mac “Dreams . Boston . . seen with Dan. Cathy. Everyone at Colonial Rd.. white mustang. Ocean City . . . remembers Ring Dance. Gr. Adven- ture. Christmas 77 . summer 77” . forgets April 1. 20 stitches . . I'm sorry!” ROBERT MICHAEL NARDUCCI Activities include Varsity Football. Track enjoys listening to music, playing cards favorite groups Outlaws. Jethro Tull . . . seen with Don. Ron. Tony. Dan. Bill. Jim. Paul . . most often seen up the rec. cruising in cars . . wants to remember Frosh year. Mr Webb’s sales class. Mr Ike's History, football in the Olympic Conference. RAE MARY MURTAUGH Active in Ski Club. Archery. Pep Club, sorority, frosh class pres enjoys both water and snow skiing . likes listening to Rod Stewart Tonights the Night” seen with Lisa. Bobby. Mary Joanne, the gang . seen at R R . Black Challenger. The Cafe remembers trip to Quebec. Florida, locker . . . That’s life! KEVIN BARRY PATRICK O’DONNELL Activities include J.V. football . . . likes all sports, good music . . . listens to Pink Floyd. Cat Stevens. Plynth . . . seen with Oots. Bill, Matt. Ed. the boys . . . most often seen in Joe's, or Matt's car . . . al- ways remembering Pink Floyd Concert. The 3 days of fun . . . Awwh! MATTHEW PATRICK O’DONNELL Ski Club. Student Council. Track . . . likes to cruise, party, ski. work . . . enjoys ELO, CSNY. Plynth. Beatles. Pink Floyd. Led Zeppelin. Dead . seen with Dave. Flakes. Fat Ed. Babo. Cip. Ponce. Qumney . . . Special Deluxe, dugouts.” Theresa and Cheryl's house . . remember shore, party- ing. cruising with the gang . . . forget Inveress. Quebec . . Whadya think Fats? iij cjf LINDA ANN O’SULLIVAN Active in Social. J.V. B-ball. Varsity. J.V. Softball . . . enjoys partying movies, sleep- ing .. . listens to Beatles. Zepplin Stair- way to Heaven . . . friends are Shawn. Alice. Debbie. Diane. Julie. Lorrie . . . seen at Jack-in-the-Box. Y . Grid Iron . . . wants to remember Jr. Ring Dance. Wildwood. Ma Souer. Summer . . wants to forget skining cat. Alg. II . . . Let’s go THOMAS PAUL PAGE Active in Varsity football . . . enjoys truck- ing with George . . . listens to Jimi Hen- drix. Bucky Boyle Washboard Band . . . seen with Zip. Clam. Monster . Quincy. Tony. Brian. Dewey. Iddy. The Rotten One . . . hangs at Pond. Broadway. Mar- ket .. . remembers Barney's blast, parties in Pleasantville. when Brian said no . . . Straighten up! CYNTHIA LOU PEARCE Sorority. Ski Club. Varsity Softball . . . enjoys drawing, playing sports, and par- tying . . seen with Bern. Lisa. Sue. Ston- er. LuLu. Crumbs. Terri. Donna. Pokey, and others . . Fleetwood Mac and Lynyrd Skynyrd favorite places are the art room, bathroom . . will always remember Soph Hop. Jr. Ring Dance. Jr., Sr. Prom trips. Lake Lenape. Great Adventure . . . H. There! CHERYL ANN PERRY Sorority. Health Careers . . enjoys, tra- velling. music, partying, trying to drive . . . seen with Betty Anne. Mugsey. Reets. Heath. Lisa. Sissy. Sherry. Griffith. Linda. Susie, lurd. Mary . . . Genesis. You Can’t Always Get What You Want! favorite place is Cemetery . . will always remember trip to Europe. Crazy night hitting a cop car. 50 SUSAN MARIE PERSING Ski Club. Archery. Hockey . . enjoys partying, skiing, sailing . . seen with Mary. Heath. Bet. Kathy. Cheryl, and the gang . . . Crosby. Stills. Nash and Young; Suite: Judy Blue Eyes . . . can be seen at the cemetery . . . will always remember Colorado. Switzerland. Quebec. Marley's parties, and ski trips . . . Oh. well! 'S i yy CHRISTINA MARIE PETROSKI Discovery. CYO. Play. Chorus. NHS V. Hockey. J.V. Basketball. V. Track. V. Cross-Country. Forensics . . . enjoys reading, traveling, partying . seen with Donna. Donna. Kathy. Eileen. Monica. Donna. Judy Charlene. Julie. Anna. Tony. Chris. Dupe. Chal. Billy . . . Queen. Aero- smith . . favorite places are Grandmom's house. Gord’s . . . will remember Ma Souer . . Oh God! ANNA M PIERRO Activities are sorority, make-up crew, hockey manager . . . enjoys concerts, parties . . . listens to Crosby. Stills. Nash. Plynth . . . seen with Matt. Lisa. Cheryl. Lisa G. Sue . . . seen at Cheryl's house. Jack-in-the-Box. corner. Phila. wants to remember Prom. Friday nights with the girls. Bertha . . . forgetting Soph yr.. Alg. 2 . . . Ya know? unrvriOo 6haj2Ah 6 JAMES HOWARD PLANT Active in Varsity Cross-country. Winter track . . . enjoys partying, sports, music . . . likes Boston Long Time. Bruce Springstem Born to Run,” Led Zeppelin Physical Graffitti” . . . seen with com- mon derelicts . . . seen at Alcyon Dr. . . . will always remember parties at the park . . . will forget all freshman detentions . . . Check it out!” EILEEN POLLACK Activities are Rampage editor. NHS. Chorus, plays, yearbook . . enjoys work- ing at Barn's, partying, dances, movies . . . favorite group. Chicago seen with Monica. M.J.. Donna. Rich. Maria. Maryann . . . will always remember Ok- lahoma”. play parties. Bride of Frank- enstein . Ring Dance, summer '77. friends . . . I have so much work. I'm a nervous wreck! FRANCIS PONTILLO Activities include Ski Club. Varsity and J.V. Football . . . enjoys playing guitar, cruis- ing .. . listens to CSNY. Outlaws. Plynth . . . seen with Quinny. Ed. Matt. John. Dave. Den. Bill. Paul. Mark . . . found in Matt’s car Babo’s Y . . . will always remember trip to Quebec. MARIANNE MARGARET POTTS Activities included Social . . . enjoys string art. needle point . . . listening to Eagles. I like Dreaming.” Kenny Nolan . . . seen with Car. Margie. Diane. Cathy. Lorrie . . . hangs at mall. Cathy’s house . . . remember Home Ec. class, frosh Biology, steno classes. General Language . . You wait!” Jn. PPto DEBORAH ANN POWERS Pastimes are talking on the phone, going out at night, shopping at Deptford”. . . . listens to Rod Stewart. Lynrd Skynard Freebird . . . friends are Diane. Kathy. Shawn. Car. Linda. . . . found everywhere will remember frosh. soph years . . . will forget Home Ec. Soph yr.. Jr. steno class. Senior year. ANTHONY ROBERT PROCIDA Activities include Varsity Football . en- joys breezing with George, watching Dewey go optional . . . listens to Grateful Dead. Outlaws. Scarlet Begonias Bucky Boyle Band . . seen with Bulb. George. Quincy. Boyle. Barney. Jake. Ids . . . seen at the Pond. Broadway Corner . . . remembers Dewey and Johanna going wild . . . Later” JAMES EDWARD QUINLAN Pastimes and hobbies include Basketball. Football. Hockey, partying . . . likes any- thing by Fleetwood Mac . . . seen with Dan. Kathy. Danielle . . . found at O’Donnell’s. Alexanders.” white mustang. ' Sperry's will always remember Soph hop. Pon- zio’s, Kansas Concert . . . will forget get- ting 'em busted, term papers . . . That’s Cool JOHN THOMAS QUINN Active in Varsity Football . . . enjoys listen- ing to CSNY. Plynth. Sailors and Kings The Who . . Seen with Matt. Oats. Fats, Ponts. Flakes. . found at Special De- luxe. Special Edition. Babo's . . . would like to remember 2 weeks in August . . wants to forget those same 2 weeks. KENNETH RICHARD RAFTER Tri-M. Chorous. Jr. Class V.P.. Bowling. Archery . . . plays guitar songs. Discovery . . . listens to Beatles Long and Winding Road , . . . seen with Bill. Shell. Fritz. Sue. Eileen. FM Fud. Bruce. Chuck. Marty. Julian . . . Covello’s. St. Anne's M.H.R. . . . remember Will Parker, play parties. Jr. Prom . . forget soph year . . . What can I say?' 51 PATRICIA ROBERTS Activities include Library aide . . . likes to play the guitar, dance, drive, study pal- mistry. . . listens to Kiss. Dream On . Frampton . . seen with Re. M.J., Bea. Donna. Eileen. Monica found at The Mall”. Wildwood, movies . . . will remember Jr. Ring Dance. Chinatown. Summer '77 wants to be famous someday . . . Al- right”! STEVEN KENNETH ROBB Activities include Varsity Football, street hockey, partying . . . likes to listen to Pink Floyd Dogs '. Kansas Point of Know Re- turn . . . seen with Tia, Dan. the gang on Mercer Avenue . . . seen often at Mercer Ave. . . . will always remember down the shore with Dan and Pat in Our Big House”, Football . . . “Yo!” Pqjc KATHLEEN VICTORIA RUDNICKI Enjoys partying, waxing on the beach, horseback riding. drawing. concerts, and weekends at Wildwood . . . seen with Bitsey. Greta. John. Carole. Terry. Lisa Alicia . . . Led Zeppelin. Neil Young. Yes. Lynyrd Skynyrd . . . favorite places are a Firebird and Kino's . . . will never for- get Wildwood '77 Ring Dance, art class. Freshman year. Chemistry . . Hey. Cuz!” KoJcKj Rja tWj cJu JAMES JOSEPH RODGERS Activities included Baseball . . . Pastimes include partying, driving, cruising . .. likes listening to Pink Floyd. Beatles . . . friends are Bulb. Quincy. Jacks . . . hangs at Tuties” Zonk wants to forget school . . . but will remember Mr. Clayton’s Eng- lish class, partying . . . Let's do some- thing! JirvN GREGORY GEORGE ROSS Ski Club. J.V. Baseball. Varsity Track. Football . . . seen with John. Brian. Mike, and Mark . . . enjoys listening to the Beat- les and Lynyrd Skynyrd . . . will always remember. Ski trip 1977. Mr Bennett's English . wants to forget French. Alge- bra II. and Sarge. ) ? W? FRANCIS E. RUSH Enjoys hunting, having a good time, all the time . . seen with Lou. Joe. Tom. Mark. Tony. Ray. Joe . . . favorite place is The Dead. End . . enjoys listening to Led Zeppelin. The Ocean will always remember '75 and '76 in Wildwood, the Prom. Fleetwood Mac . heard saying Let’s have a Free and That’s great! j , -A 52 KATHLEEN MARY RYAN Sorority. Pep Club . . enjoys cruising in Kal's car, partying . . . seen with Kathys. Kal. Fran. Joe. Lou. Kim . . . enjoys “It's Over . Boz Scaggs . favorite places in- clude King of Pizza and Kal's car . . will always remember Junior Prom. Mr laca- vone's History, summer of '76. shore would like to forget the Soph Hop. summer of '77 . . . ‘Beat it! ELIZABETH A. RYDER Enjoys partying, cruising around, and horse back riding . . . listens to Led Zep- pelin. Pink Floyd and Fleetwood Mac . . . can be seen with Cheryl. Kathy. Kathy H.. Sue. Robin. Lisa. Mart. Linda. Sis. Kim. Sherry. Terry. Sues. Kathy S.. Denise. Cindy. Rita and Bern . . . will always re- member prom with Jim. Home Ec.. and Lake Lenapo . . . Really!” FRANCINE MARIA SALVATORE Sorority. Pep Club. Varsity Cheerleading . . . enjoys eating, sleeping, partying, writing letters to Elizabethtown College . . . seen with Louie. Redds, the 3 Kathys. Seniors, alumni 10 B-ball. Annamarie . . . Fleetwood Mac. Jackson Browne . . . favorite places include my bed. 120 Locust St.. Ike's house . . . will always remember Jan. 16. 1976. Italy ' What a drag! EDWARD GIRARD SAMMLER NHS. intramural hockey . enjoys hockey, golf, working, bottle collecting, bowling, camping, hunting, baseball . . . seen with Woody. Chuck. Tull. Pete. Dave . . . listens to Beatles. Rolling Stones - Get Off of My Cloud . . favorite places are Ameri- cana Lanes, my room. Pitman Country Club will always remember Jr. Prom. Admiral’s daughter . . . What's this ac- tion? SoamtJjuiJ KATHLEEN FRANCES SAMPSON Sorority. Stage Crew. Varsity Basketball. Varsity Hockey . . enjoys partying, swim- ming. hiking, driving . . seen with Grace. Karen. Shawn. Debbie. Diane. Car. Margie. Maryann. Peggy. Sue . . Crosby. Stills and Nash. Fleetwood Mac. Neil Young favorite places are Gloucester, the Y will always remember soph Home Ec.. jr. Steno. Mars . Philly. Prom . Na-ah! SUSAN ANN SANDOLI Sorority . . . enjoys partying, listening to music, swimming . . . seen with Kathy. Kathy. Betty Linda. Mary. Kathleen. Berna- dett. Cindy . . . Led Zepplm. Pink Floyd. Freebird . . . favorite place is Deptford . . . will always remember Fr. Algebra, soph Home Ec.. media center, crazy night. Jr. Ring Dance. Lake Lenape . . . plans to become a secretary . . . Really? y iu 53 LORRIE ANNE SANDS Sorority. Ski Club. Bowling. Softball. Hockey . enjoys Tennis. Skiing, talking on phone, picnics . . . seen with Mike. Mare. Marge. Linda. Car. Diana. Bern . . . ‘Precious and Few'' . . . will always re- member 'Young Frankenstein . Home- comings. Quebec, fights. Frosh study halls, media center. Sr. Home Ec. . . Oh yeh. right! MARY LOU SEBASTIAN Sorority. Pep Club. Varsity Cheerleading . . . enjoys writing letters to Notre Dame, eating, driving, partying . . . seen with special someone from Notre Dame. Fran- me. Sr girls . . . E.L.O.. Maybe I'm amazed . favorite places include 37 Oak St.. Kal's car . . . will always remember Jan. 8. 1977. Jr Prom. New Year's Eve. Steno, summer '77. leaving jerseys in laundramat. DAVID ROBERT SAUNDERS Football . . . enjoys cruising . . . seen with Matt. Fat Ed. Oats . . . likes listening to Plynth. Yes. Manfred Mann . . . favorite place is Matt's car . . . will always remember football camp, canoeing, trips to shore, parties ... I don't know! 'WK. MICHAEL RICHARD SEHER Freshman Basketball . . enjoys playing sports, music, partying seen with Jim, Mark. Rick. Joe. Jared . . likes lis- tening to Boston. Pink Floyd. More than a Feeling . . . favorite places are lounge, halls, anywhere and everywhere will always remember getting out”! . . Huh. what's going on? % e 6UeA. BERNADETTE MARIE SEDER Sorority. Field Hockey . . . enjoys sports, swimming, partying . . . seen with Sue. Mary. Kathy. Diane. Pin. Bobby. Betty. Cindy. Linda. Bittner's. Jack. Mary Murt. Joanne. Ten. Lisa . . . James Taylor. Yes. Crosby. Stills. Nash and Young . . . favorite place is Jack’s house . . will always re- member Gloucester Park. Estell's parties . . . plans to become a hairdresser. MONICA MARIE SCHULTES Varsity Tennis. Hockey. Basketball. Year- book. Pep Club Sorority . . enjoys tennis, pinochle, pool . . . seen with Neec. Rit, Cathy G.. Cathy H. Nancy. Rose. Meg. Michelle. Marybeth. Grace . . . Linda Rond- stat . will always remember Great Ad- venture. '77 tennis season . . . would like to forget Spanish III and basketball . . . It's been real! SUSAN MARIE SHEEHAN Pep Club. Sorority. Yearbook. Prom Com- mittee. Make-up. Hockey manager . . . enjoys listening to music, water skiing, driving . seen with Donna. Mary. Jane. Diane. Monica. Anna . . . Jackson Browne. • Songbird . favorite places are Jack in the Box. Stone Harbor . . . will always remember Proms. Shore, bookkeeping. • Pittsburghian accents. steno. summer '77 . . . Really? MARGUERITE ELIZABETH SILINEO Rampage Ed.. National Honor Society. Yr. book. Pep Club. Debate. Make-up. Social . . . enjoys dancing, talking on the phone . . likes Stayin Alive by the Bee Gees. Trammps . . . seen with Beth. Kim. Donna. Alice. Eileen in Philly. the pool, the mall . remembers CTI. Jr.. His.. Ring Dance, copter search. Dan- cette. opera. BYD . . pol sci . . I don’t wanna . DAVID ALAN SHELLENBERGER Varsity. J.V. Bowling . . . enjoys bowling, basketball . . . seen with Woody. Chuck. Ken. Ed . . . likes listening to Chicago . . . will always remember Freshman year when the Flyers won the Stanley Cup. AtcM DANIEL THOMAS SPENCER JR. Activities include Chorus and A.V. Club enjoys playing music. Garden State String Band . will remember Mr Clay- ton’s English class and study halls . seen at the Fire House and Garden State String Band . . I don't know.” KIMBERLY ANN SLACK Rampage editor. NHS. Plays. Yearbook. Social Pres.. Forensics . . . enjoys dancing seen with Mar. Beth. Eileen. Donna. Alice . . . Bee Gees. “Staying Alive”. Trammps . . Favorite places are Gino’s. Phila.. Mar's pool, mall . . . will always remember German. Sr. History, falling off a chair in W. Civ.. CTI. Paul VI . . . plans to attend Drexel Univ. ‘1 could just die! t.vr.. Qii-mVU DEBORAH A. SPRAGUE Enjoys Electirc Light Orchestra (Telephone Line) . seen with Mort. Barb. Linda, and Dennis . . . found at Chat’s and Murph’s . . . always will remember Prom '74. Home- coming '76 and Father's Day '77 . . A . . . wa. D.cCh-x . C jdf MARK ANDREW SUPER Sports include Fr. Football. Track enjoys concerts, playing guitar, partying and listening to music . . . favorite groups included Plynth. Pink Floyd. Lynyrd Sky- nyrd and Outlaws . . . seen with Joe. Mike. Bear. Cip and Mark at the courts and the Spectrum . will remember Mr Bennett s English, dinner with the Arab and Mrs. Wood's Math Class . . . Hey there.'' DAVID JAMES TULL Sports include Varsity Football. Varsity Spring and Winter Track . . enjoys bik- ing and running . likes Beatles. Jimmy Buffet and Come Monday seen with People . • highlights include 77 track season. St. Joes Toms River Football win and '77 K. of C. meet. JOSEPH STOREY Involved with Wrestling . . . enjoys party- ing .. . listens to Jackson Browne Late for the Sky and Led Zeppelin friends include Johns. Bill. Fran. Puppet found in front of Gurk's. Toot-Toot's and Gorselia and Whitney Ave. . . . highlights include Freshman study halls. DONNA MAE STRING Turtle Club . pastimes include concerts, partying, art. walking on the beach and traveling . . . likes Neil Young. Pink Floyd. Beatles and Wish you were Here seen with Peggy. Eileen. Jane and the girls . . . found at the shore. Bellmawr. bowling alley and cages . . . will remember Jr. Prom. Frosh Art and Eggs Wow ! KATHLEEN MARY MARIE STONE Enjoys Pink Floyd . . . seen with Sue. Marge. Mary. Betty. Mugsy and Bernadette . . . seen at Marge's car . . will always remember Soph Home Ec.. New Year’s Eve. October . and Mrs. Wood's Math Class. riaXA s hU' THERESA LYNN SWEENEY Clubs include Health Careers and Sorority . . . JV Hockey . . . pastimes include work- ing at Gmos. eating, talking on the phone and being with Bob . . . Fleetwood Mac. Lynyrd Skynyrd and Beatles . . seen with Dennis. Kathy. Lillian. Donna. Barb. Lisa. Linda and Cindy . . . seen at the play- ground and Jack in the Box . . . Brook- lawn Circle. Summer 77 ... I don't know. DIANE MICHELE VILLANOVA Sorority pastimes include partying and swimming . favorite groups Pink Floyd and Heart . seen at Stone Harbor and Gary's house friends include Kathy S . Debbie. Madge. Lin. Cougar. Carr. Judy. Bern and Gary . . . will always remember Steno. Sophomore Home Economics and Junior Prom . ' Really! L Oi A a fi l i 0 Ofk nn y-i i SI JOSEPH R WARD Sports include Baseball and Basketball . . . pastimes include working and driving . . listens to the Beatles and Lynyrd Skynyrd . . seen with Skinny and Wayne at Wayne s . . will never forget Baseball season. Junior English. Bogey's car and Skinny’s earring . . Oh. Baby! TERESA MARIE WALKER Clubs include Sorority and Health Careers . . . Fr. Hockey . enjoys partying and con- certs . . likes Zepplin and Allman Brothers. Over the Hill and Far Away'' seen with Sherry. Sis. Matilda. Mary and Wal. wher- ever the action is . . will never forget summer '77. Prom '76. 2 T's. Weezy's and Play Pen. 4lvma. uJ oJJula MARY JANE ELIZABETH WALLER Clubs include Health Careers. Pep Club, and Social . pasttimes are drinking Pepsi and partying enjoys Living in the Past”. Jethro Tull. Fleetwood Mac and E.L.O. . seen with Sue. Nancy. Marybeth. Meg and Terry cruisin' around will always remember Jr. English and Stinky in Anatomy . You've got to be kidding. 'jus ‘TraS v DONNA MARIE WEHRLE Activities Pep Club. NHS. Yearbook. Play and Sorority Soph Track enjoys the piano, shopping, dancing, ice cream and pinochle . likes Eagles. Beatles seen with Michelle. Meg. Marybeth. Monica. Betsy and Jim . found at Mot s house will always remember The Matador . Prom. Ring Dance and Home- coming Do you understand what I mean? j£)£n UL PETER WASILUK Sports include Varsity Baseball and Fresh- man Football pastimes are sports favorite group is Eagles. Your Song . . seen with Michelle. Tully. Don. Woody, and Cip usually found at the track will always remember Halloween Dance 75 and St James game 77 JARED THOMAS WEISENBACK Enjoys Hockey, football, parties, cruisin' . . . is a Volunteer Fireman . . . likes Boston “Smokin'’ and Steve Miller Jungle Love . . . friends include Albert. Rabbi. Bobo. Cutty. Grace. Leah. Lisa. Maureen. Sean. Sharon. Smile. Tays. Todd, and Tweet . . . found at Pat’s house. Mall or Firehouse . . . will remember first 3 years of English . . . F.R. Really! J ( J DONALD J. WILLIAMS Sports include four years of football and three years of Track . . . pastimes include weightlifting and driving around . . . favorite group is Pink Floyd . . . seen with Pete. Dave. Bill. Nar. Tony. Ed and Bom . . . highlights include Ike’s History class. St. Joe’s Tom’s River game and Lutzy's party . . . Get out of here! ALICE MARY WORTHINGTON Involved with Yearbook. Pep Club. Sorority. NHS. Play and most class committees . . . enjoys parties . . . listens to Barry Manilow and If . . . seen with DB. EM. KS. MS. and BM at the Bus Stop. 202. Mar’s pool or Year- book meetings . . will remember Jr Ring Dance, trips to DC. Phila.. and St. Joe’s, a pep rally, the '77 Homecoming parade and a helicopter search. CL'6)1.t ct 58 MARY ELIZABETH ZANE Activities include Pep Club. Yearbook. Ram- page. Social and Ski Club . . . pastimes are shopping and talking . . . likes E.L.O. and Beatles . . . seen with Meg. Michelle. Mary- Jane. Donna. Nancy. Monica and Murph . . . will never forget Jr. Ring Dance. Quebec Trip and Junior English . . . But . . . ! JOHN MARCELLUS WOODLAND Pastimes include playing baseball . . . fav- orite group is the Four Seasons . . . seen with Ed. Dave. Pete. Dave and Bill. . . found in the cafeteria . will always remember winning the 10 lb. Easter egg. Seniors’ Lounge Cip roars at a humorous anecdote while Steve searches puzzlingly for the punch line Oats abides by President Teddy Roosevelt s famous quote. 'Walk softly and carry a big stick. An unnamed senior who was fair- ly adventurous and tired of spending frees m the cafeteria, decided, one day in the recent past to visit the senior lounge. Her cafeteria comrades all thought her crazy, but she set out. determined to visit what the handbook termed A comfort- able meeting place for respons- ible socializing. Halfway down the first floor hall- way she almost cancelled her visit, when a senior boy whizzed by on an overstuffed chair. She shrugged this off and continued on her journey Upon reaching her destination our unnamed senior was greet- ed by the sounds of rock music and a senior boy asking for two kinds of identification. When she produces these he grudgingly ad- mits her. The next problem was finding a seat. The two couches were oc- cupied by seemingly sleeping sen- iors. who she decided not to dis- turb. Most of the other chairs were taken but she finally found one After clearing away the half eaten lunches, she sat down and waited for the responsible socializing to begin. No one noticed she was there and any attempt to talk was lost in the music. Determined to give the lounge a chance she opened her book to study. But this effort was halted when a wad of stuffing from a chair came sailing past her head. Being able to take only so much, she fled to the safety of her quiet cafeterai. Looking back on that day this is one senior who can agree with the administrators when they say: Senior loungers shape up or ship out!” And to the underclassmen, who sit there snickering remember this — Blessed are the under- classmen for they shall inherit the senior lounge!!?? Student Government Of G.C.H.S. Executive Officers: A. Blackburn. G.Kelly. H. Gormley Student Council The Student Council of Gloucester Catholic is very active in and out of school this year. Sister Lisa, as the new modera- tor. kept a watchful eye over the council. Sister. President Grace Kelly and the council have worked very hard to pro- vide more enthusiasm and school spirit. The 1977-78 school year began with the student council or- ganizing a used-book sale. As the year progressed the student government sponsored the Halloween Dance, pro- viding entertainment, food, and prizes for the best costumes. One of the most important event on the calender of the coun- cil was the annual Thanksgiving Turkey Drive. The Student body under the direction of the council provided 25 families with Thanksgiving dinner. Top Row L to R: K. Neilon. J. Rafferty. S. Heisler. G. Kelly. M. O'Donnell. K. Nolan. Bottom: P. Neilon. P. Murphy. M. Rafferty. D. Laverty. A. Black- burn. C. Knowles. H. Gormley. B. Maquire. Denise Laverty. Nan Blackburn and Joe Rafferty caught in a rush hour traffic jam. We re going to have a feast tonight! Waiting in line isn’t one of Kevin’s favorite pasttimes. Joy riding to the supermarket with Steve Heisler, Patti Neilon and Patty Murphy. NHS Inducts New Members National Honor Society Seated: C Hayes. A Blackburn. D.Laverty. D Wehrle. M Silneo. A Worthington 2nd Row K Murphy. M McFaddert. A Cipilone. M Bader. E. Sam- mler, M Monaco. G Kelly. K Slack. C Petroskl. Sr. Joan Boyle Back: C Harvey. J Kain. The Marian Chapter of the National Honor Society installed new members October 6, 1977 during a traditional assembly. New members were unaware of their selection, until they were an- nounced by Fr. McIntyre. Eighteen mem- bers of the senior class were inducted into the Society by moderator Sr. Joan Boyle. The selection of the members each year is decided by the principal and a com- mittee of faculty members including the moderators. Judgement is based on academic achievement, service, leader- ship, and character. Rams, Page After Page RAMPAGE Front to Back: lst-L. Garczynski. J. Persio. D. Barrett. M Hiesler. M Silineo. 2nd-J. Guilfoyle. A. Burke. C. Donnelly, C. Hayes. M Bader. 3rd-P. Avallone, D. J Mitchell. K Slack. Originally known as the Maryscript, the Rampage has continued with the tradition of informing and entertaining the students of Gloucester Catholic. As in the past, it provides an opportunity for stu- dents to display their creative literary talents. Moderated by Mrs. Katherine Coghlan, the 1978 Rampage has broken with past tradition by altering its organization. Previously, the paper was directed by a single editor-in-chief. This year, however, marked the initiation of a revolving editor policy. Under the new system, each issue is managed by one of four editors: Donna Barrett, Eileen Pollack, Kim Slack, and Marguerite Silineo. This innovation allows each editor to develop her unique style in ut- ilizing the staff’s talents. Through the Rampage, comprehensive coverage of all student activities is maintained. Teacher fea- tures, editorials, and cartoons compliment each edition. The Rampage is a vital means of communi- cation between students of all levels. Chorus Carries on 'Tuneful’ Tradition Chorus Top L to R: K. Neilon. K. O'Connor, D. Kelly, C. Hayes, K. Mitchell, R. Raspa, C. Petroski, J. Persio, K. Popjoy. D. Barret. M. Bader. 3rd Row: A. Bennett. J. Raneri. G. Plisko, K. Rafter, W. Rafter, J. Fritz. J. Witasik, M Obarski, L. Mattson. S. Cole. 2nd Row: C. Thomasson, M Lutz. E Remeti. A Dimpter, B. Dorsy. B. Piazza. P. Avallone, L. Rent. D. DiFillipo. M Parker. S. Quinn. Front: E. Orsino. G. Geller, K. Sutton. M. Levin. C. Donnelly. K. Conner. A. Burke. M Hennessey. K. Bacco. Chorus and Tri-M This year's Chorus and Tri-M continued the musical tradi- tion at Gloucester Catholic High School. Under the direction of Sister Ann Leo our musical students exercised their vocal chords during study halls and after school. All of their diligent practices helped to put chorus in to the top muscial form, Gloucester Catholic High School is known for. This musical form was displayed sev- eral times throughout the year. The students performed at several of the area malls, spreading the Christmas spirit to shoppers. A concert which includes the Halleluiah Chorus, several soloists, and a candlelight procession was held in the gym. The chorus also performed at the Echelon Mall for Catholic School Week in January. The Tri-M, a group of Sophomores, Juniors and Seniors with special talent, spent some'of their spare time visiting senior citizens and nursing homes. They also performed for sev- eral community groups. The Chorus also enriches it’s musical background by attending the area classical con- certs of leading talents. 66 1st ROW L To R: B. Rafter. J. Witasik. P. Avallone 2nd ROW: K. Rafter. C. Petroski. D. Kelly. D. Barret. M Parker. R. Raspa 3rd ROW: L Rent. M Hennesey. Forensic Revived At G.C. FRONT: C. Gibel. C. Petroski MIDDLE: J Guilfoy. C. Hayes. D Hayes. BACK: M. Hennessey. M Parker. C. Donnelly. D. Kelly. Mr. Scharff. Forensics, a time honored tradition at Glouces- ter Catholic, became extinct last year. This year, however, moderator Mr. Gerald Sharff has re- vived the program. Under his watchful eye, this year's team has achieved much success, al- though most of the team has never participated in Forensics before. Forensics is, in simple terms. Public Speaking. Members can participate in various speech events: declamation, original oratory, extem- poraneous speaking, dramatic reading, and ora- torical interpretation. They compete against stu- dents from this area at interscholastic meets. By participating in Forensics, team members can build up self confidence and discover hidden tal- ents. This can aid students in their day to day school assignments. Forensics is not only scholastically oriented. Throughout the year, at the various meets, aquaintances are made and friendships evolve. The final meet is filled with address exchanges, picture taking and long good-byes. Pep Club Boosts School Spirit 1st Row: L-R M Sebastian. C. Carmo. R. Meloni. 2nd Row: J. Kerrigan. K Sampson. D. Cromsho. D. Meehan. 3rd Row: D. Wehrle. K Neilon. M Zane. S. Sheehan. M. Waller. M Monastra. 4th Row: A. Dimpter. R. Ulbm. C. Wood. A Lind. M. Silineo. A. Worthington. K. Murphy. A Milano. M Beckett. 5th Row: E. Kraft. C. Worthington. K. Killian. P. De Fonce. B. Englehart. C. Budesa. C. Me Cormick. C. Me Cormick. C. Ward Missing: M. Barry. M Monaco. D. Battles. They don’t score goals, or make baskets, or even hit a home run. They don’t receive any recogni- tion for the time they spend in building school spir- it. They never ask for any assistance but are al- ways there. Who am I speaking of? The Gloucester Catholic Pep Club. Gloucester Catholic has been famous for its tre- mendous amount of school spirit. The Pep Club consists of a number of girls from all levels, who work long and hard to keep the spirit in our school. When asked why they are Pep Club members the answer ranged from, “Fun.” to “Somebody has to do it,” to “I love this school and I want to do any- thing I can for it.” St Mary's Band drums the spirit into G.C.H.S. Gloucester Catholic Takes To Back Row to Front Row. Left to Right: C. Carino. M Gigante. C. Pearce. L. Corso. R. Murtaugh. S. Persing. R Lutz. T Taylor. F. Park- er. K. Turing. M O’Donnell. Ms. Klimcak J. Dunn. H. Thomasson. T. Mahan. J. Bonaventure. B Haines. S. Pearce J Purvis. M. Barry. J. Blymer. R. Dott. G. Ross. D. Robertson. B Englehart Mr. Crowley. T. Welch. M. Monaco. D. Scott. R Ulbm. M. Heisler. P Persing. T War- ner. S. Masters. B. Murtaugh. The Slopes The Ski Club, under the direction of Ms. Diane Klimcak. has taken to the slopes this year more than ever before. Every Wednesday night, (con- ditions permitting) the Ski Club members went to Ski Mountain to prepare themselves for the ski weekend in Killington. Vermont. On January 19. Gloucester Catholic students excitedly set out for Pine Hill to enjoy a day of skiing. The students arrived at Ski Mountain at 12:00 p.m. Immediately they began bundling up warmly and gathering up their equipment. For the inexperienced, beginner lessons were provided on arrival. Later in the afternoon, most G.C.H.S. skiers were racing down the hill like pros: whereas some of the beginners were doing their best to get up the hill. As everyone returned to their skis after dinner, nature suprised us with the beautiful snow of the Blizzard of '78 . The snow combined with the spirited students of Gloucester Catholic made Ski Day a success, giving refreshing relief to post-exam tension. G.C. Shuss Booms Killington Excited Skiers prepare for a day on the slopes. As tradition speaks for itself, so did the marvelous weekend the Ski Club spent in Killington, Vermont. A- bout midnight February 10, the club arrived at the Killington Country Resort in Pittsfield, Vt. They im- mediately unloaded the bus in 10 below zero weather and were assigned their bunks in the cozy but some- what crowded lodge. Saturday morning after a hearty breakfast, the stu- dents took over Killington’s three spectacular moun- tains. The highlight of the weekend occured Sunday morning and when the entire ski club met at the top of Killington Peak for a group run down the 4% mile Great Eastern trail. The skiing conditions were excellent, the mountains were beautiful, and the trip was an unparralled suc- cess. Mrs. K. and the ski club are already planning the 1979 ski trip. Aides Assist In Search For Knowledge Front L to R: K. Sutton, G. Connelly. S. Wesley, M. Orsino, E Rametei, M Parker. J. Roach Back L to R M. Marc. F Pietrolungo. P Thomp- son. P. Polaski. V. Patrone. K. Kennedy. C. Ash. D. Harris. M Versaggi. A Ambrose. V De Witt. T Mascibroda. R McCarthy. K Verunno Under the direction of Sister Mary Gerald, members of the student body help to make the library function better. Students from all class levels volunteer their own time dur- ing study halls to help Sister. Their primary job is to insure that all books being used are checked and returned to their proper position. Other duties performed by the students are shelving books, filing cards and distributing the daily papers.These important jobs enable the library to function smoothly while assisting all those in need of library services. 73 L to R: P Rodgers. M. Versaggi. T. Teesdale. M Monastra. P Roberts, M Wintling. Staff Wraps Up The Year Aries' Advisor Ms Diane Klimcak Editorial Staff L to R: A Worthington, Literary; M Barry. Layout; M Bader. Editor-in-Chief: M Monaco. Business: P. Avallone. Photography Literary Staff L to R: M.A Parker. D. Mitchell. M Silineo, K McHugh. A Worthingtbn K. Slack. M B. Zane. K. Murphy, and Literary Advisor Mr Marc Tickner. The Aries staff is dedicated to the production of a record of Gloucester Catholic High School. Each year, hard working students spend hours after school, organizing, writing and typing the yearbook. Despite hectic dead- line races, excruciatingly long hours, and stress induced excedrin headaches, the Aries always seems to present a graphic and nostal- gic view of GCHS. Guided by Art Department Chairperson, Ms. Diane Klimcak, the layout and business staffs organize, set-up and type all material for the yearbook. The literary staff produces all writ- ten material for publication. Their hard work and dedication have produced this book, a summary of the past year at Gloucester Cath- olic High School. Editor Monica Bader examines finished pages Business Staff Top L to R: M. Schultes. C. Milewski. Bottom: F. Abbot. M Monaco. D Scott. D. Wehrle. Layout Staff L to R: M Bader. K. Neilon. M Barry. S. Pearce. S. Sheehan. W Benecke A Bennett A Bennett L Bobiak J Brophy M Budesa L Burke c. Deuter A DiGiacomo B DiVaccaro C. Donnelly S. Fassano M Feeney A. Fitzpatrick E. Flemming K. Draus D Driscol J- Dugan E. Essig V Fanelli R. Gussen G. Haines On September 7, 1977, one hundred and seventy-five freshmen entered the hallowed halls of Gloucester Catholic High School. While new people and becoming part of a more diverse students body, the newcomers were introduced to the secondary educa- tional system. Through curricular and extra-curricular activities, the frosh were provided with the opportunity to grow more ma- ture and responsible. mm C. Hampton D. Haney L. Harding D. Hardy B. Harker D. Harris C. Henwood R. lacovone T. Jarrett D. Jensen 80 L. Johnson R. Jones These were but some changes encountered by the Class of 1981. Some of the other noteable differences between elementary school and high school included variation of course selection, participation in athletic programs, promotion of school spirit through pep; rallies and the rotation of the class schedule. “I like the schedule, it’s bet- ter than sitting in one class all day.” -Nancy McCormick “A challenge for the schedule!” -Bob Tricocci An important aspect of freshman year is the development of social awareness. The gala “Freshman Frolic” on November 12 was held to achieve those ends. Clad in their finery, the students danced to the music of Barry Manilow, Peter Frampton and Boz Scaggs. Jun- ior Joe Raube served as disc jockey. Designed to help frosh get better acquainted, the traditional multiplication dance highlighted the evening. “It was nice but not too many people went.” -Maria Remetei “I liked the way everything was.” -Albert Walters R. Kaighn C. Kain D. Kutziner D. Kavanaugh T. Keegan E. Kelly J. Kennedy 81 K. Milano D. Newman K. McLaughlin D McDermont 82 B Morrison K. Moughen B Mai J. Maier P. Manzoni J Marazzi M J Obarski V. Patrone C. Lyons L. Mattson D McCall S. McHugh M McKenna J Monagie M Nolan V. Montgomery H. Morena S. McCloskey K McCormic K. Metzger P. Mueller D. Martoni S. Mesters R. McCarthy A MacMallm K. Roach E Sims J Robb M Rovere G. Skibmski K. Reed K. Reese d. Reilly T. Rush M. Saunders l Senires M. Remetei P Sentipen P. Steelman H. Tiefenthalen A. Torino R. Tricocci C. Thomasson P. Thompson Coinciding with G.C.H.S.’s entrance into the Olympic Conference, the class of '81 also began participating in the freshman and junior varsity sports programs. Coached by Miss Deirdre Kane, the girls' hockey team showed drive and potential, exemplified by their 2-4-2 showing. Football, basketball and soccer rounded out the Athletic schedule. To a large extent school spirit and loyalty were generated in the homeroom. Those individuals in charge of the moderation of these rooms include Mrs. Anna Decher, Mrs. Jane Woods, Miss Virginia Brigandi, Miss Lenore Howe and Rev. John Sullivan. The freshmen are also involved in the Student Council organization at Gloucester Catholic High School. Kim Camp, Joanne Lubonski, Nancy McCormic and Bernie Morrison represented the class of 1981 in initiating a closer communication among the Freshmen, admin- istration, and the faculty. The Democratic Process of election was put into effect. All inter- ested students registered their nominations for student council positions. During the intense campaigning a day was reserved for speechmaking and signposting. After the Freshmen were familiarized with the candidates positions, the official balloting took place. The results were now history. This was the first time that many Freshmen had ever participated in the workings of democracy on such a scale. The excitement gen- erated by the selection of council officers showed that the class of 1981 was capable of mature decision making. M S. Wesley T. Wesley ‘‘It is a great honor for these girls to serve as Student Coun- cilers. They have the important task to serve as a liason be- tween the administration and the freshmen.” -Sister Lisa, O.P., Faculty moderator of Student Council. “Their election was delayed this year because of the late dated Freshman Frolic. But we really need them and I’m sure they will be a great contribution to Student Council.” -Grace Kelly President of Student Council 4 r wv Dave Raube rounds up some dates. Freshman guys ham it up. Veeerrry Interesting L. White Ronnie and Lorie checking out the scenery. M. Wintling K. Zane Our Gang B. Bryson A. Burke D. Calabro B Carey C Diplacido W OiFilippo M O'Imperio E Donnelly M Dorsey K Edwards J Egan Freshman year was one of new and different experiences. Getting through those times wasn't always easy. To suddenly become a member of a large group, most of whom you don’t know, would make most people feel insecure and introverted. Coming out of their freshman year, this year's sophomores have formed a strong sense of class unity. We stick together and are like one big family. -Joe Farrell Their insecurity having vanished, the sophomores were left free to join the Gloucester Catholic family as full-fledged members of the student body. The sophomores jumped at the opportunity. They popped up on all the varsity teams passing, shooting, scoring; and if they weren’t performing on the court or field, they were cavorting in the stands, encouraging and cheering their teams. Our class has caught the spirit of Gloucester Catholic and we know how to have a good time. -Diane Maronski With this spirit, the sophomore class spread overwhelming enthu- siams throughout the halls of Gloucester Catholic. Under the supervision of class moderator, Mrs. Anna Decher. the sophomores participated in many school activities. They started the year with a blast at the Sophomore Pizza Party. This gala affair took place in the cafeteria where Joe Raube provided musical entertainment. The sophomores also actively participated in the Homecoming festivities where they won the spirit award for their float. II v II1 Cllw il + ll t ll)x -Mrs. Decher Outside school activities attended by the sophomores included Fri- day night dances, football and basketball games and other sports activities. The sophs demonstrated their spirit at these functions, adding to the famed Gloucester Catholic tradition. We're great! -Marybeth Connelly This seemed to be the central thought throughout the sophomore class. Although dispersed in the Annex and the New Building , the sophomores came together in a refreshing sense of drive, spirit and enthusiasm. S. Hummel M. Kain V. Kain F. Keith C. Kelley J Kennett W. Knecht Mike Bedard M. Leach R. Letzgus A. Lind P. Lyons A. Maahs R Magner C. Maier 39 M Murphy p Murphy R Murphy 90 P Njrducci D NjugMon Netfco P Netho K O'Connor A Pacrftco C Phillips M Picaud F. Pietrolongo C PoKalo P Parsing D Parker V7 J Perseo M Pollack W Popjoy E Powers P Pratuch R Sadowski 0 Salvatore E San tola F Robertson 91 F. Santoro J. Scanlon M. Schone Slavek M. Smith J. Sprague R. Standish W. Thommasson T. Tobin R. Traub S. Traynor J. Tully K. Turing N. Ubele 92 So as our Sophomores came off a whirlwind year of activities they look to the next two years with the same effervescent enthusiasm that has become a trend in their first two years here at Gloucester Catholic. “Seeing my first two years passed, it only makes me more anxious to get the next two started. -Vicki DeWitt And the students aren’t the only ones who are looking forward ex- citedly toward the future. Members of the faculty, administration and alumni see a large amount of potential in our sophomores, who, with the right attitude and guidance have the ability to make the next two years of high school and the rest of their lives, full of triumphs and memories. “This class with the right at- titude could go far, they have the potential to succeed. I think teaching a matured class of 1980 would be a joy. Marc Tickner, teacher So the sophomores are looking toward the future, their first two years just a memory, but what a memory it is! As the years slip by and the students come and go in Gloucester Catholic and many classes will leave very little to be remembered by. But from the brief look at our sophs of '78, they give us reason to believe that they will leave a permanent mark on our school. “We want people to remember the class of 1980 as one of the best ever turned out by Glou- cester Catholic.” -William Popjoy Looking at the past two years as an indication of things to come, I feel that the class of '80 is not one that will be easily forgotten here at Glou- cester Catholic High School. -Mrs. Nolan Phys. Ed. Health teacher So there is a look at our Sophs of today and Juniors of tomorrow. Vrv K Enjoys A Circus Life C. Alkons D. Abboniza F. Abbott S. Akers D. Berry D. Boboiak J. Bonaventure J. Borrell P Brant M. Brewster J. Bryson C. Budesa M Centanni W. Comely G. Connelly B. Haines J. Harker S. Heisler D. Henry L. Harris When we enter high school as Freshmen everything is new to us, the kids, the teachers, the freedom. By the time we are sophomores we are used to the idea of high school and we know a few more people. Junior year has been the best so far, and the most exciting. Our class is really spirited; it's showing in everything we do this year, and will be even better when we're seniors.” -Maryann Porch M. Hennessey Now we are juniors. We know almost everyone in our class. We have developed class pride and class spirit. We can consider ourselves a family for by now we have established a sense of togetherness. Junior year has opened my eyes toward alot of things. This is my best year at Gloucester Catholic. It’s funny to look around at everyone in my class and realize how mature and older everyone looks from the first day we stepped into this school. I am proud to be a part of the class of '79, and when I leave, memories will follow.” -Micky Orsino J. Holloway C. Hollingsworth W Hutchinson AsJuniors we have added responsibilities.We are able to fully partici- pate in the activities of the school. It is much different than when we were freshmen and we had to stand back and watch everybody else. I think my Junior year has been as much fun so far as my first two years at Gloucester Catholic. That is why I am look- ing forward to the prom and my next year here L. lezzi B. Kain L. Infanti S. Jackson T) s J. Johnston J. McDade T. McGlade E. McIntyre C. McLaughlin K. McPeak C Milewski J. Misaraco S. Miserendino A. Monostra E. Moran D. Murray K. McHugh E. Murtaugh M. McGinn M. Meehan 100 P Reily E Remetei L. Ren� j. Roach 0. Robertson P. Rogers E Ryan 101 Now two years have passed, and half of our high school career is over as Junior members of Gloucester Catholic High School. After much hard work, we have achieved the title of upper classmen. The childhood dreams which once existed have finally blossomed into reality. “Junior year has been really good so far, and probably will be my best year. Our class has something special, and that is that we all know each other. Everyone is really friendly, and because of this, it brings us closer together as a class.” -Annamarie lacovone A reality that includes a wide spectrum of social activities through- out the year to help propel we students into young adulthood. The Junior Ring Dance, after weeks of hard work in the beginning of this year, brought unity among the members of our class. The prom, a year long effort, proved to be a success and reinforced this unity. ♦ “Junior year has been my best year so far because everyone has become closer and more friendly. It is alot better when you know more people. Our Junior class is a great class, and will become even better before our final year. -Mary Fryer Our Junior year has come to a close and all we have left is our memories. From these memories we will build our senior year. Twenty years from now we will look at this book and although we may not remember names and faces, we will always remember this about our Junior year. “So far, Junior year has been the best out of all three at Glouces- ter Catholic. You know more people now and you do alot more things together. Even though Junior year is pretty good, I am still looking forward to my senior year. -Colleen McCormick M. Underwood Junior Class Has Dreams And Visions On Tuesday October 25, the members of the Class of 1979 received their traditional Gloucester Catholic rings during a special liturgy serivce. St. Mary’s Church provided the setting for the Mass and distribution. A buffet dinner in the school cafeteria was pre- pared for all attending juniors. Later that evening, the festivities were brought to a close by the annual Ring Dance. An appropriate theme, Dreams and Visions, embodied the mood and spirit of the evening. The gym and Church also reflected the at- mosphere through decorations de- signed by ring committee members. Departing from the traditional format, the rock group Plynth” introduced a repertoire of original selections. The Ring Dance had taken on a concert setting. Dancing was sporadic, while the students gathered to listen to the unique musical presentation. Elevated to upperclassman status, the juniors departed from the dance gazing at their sparkling new garnet rings and contemplating their own dreams and visions. Linda Cuccinotti receives her ring. Valentine Dance A Sweetheart Success Joe announces raffle winner On February 18, 1978, the Glou- cester Catholic High School gym was the scene of a Valentine Dance sponsored by the junior class. All who attended danced to the music of Summer Wind, and Coyote Joe supplied music be- tween the bands breaks. The Juniors also sold refreshments and raffled off two chocolate filled hearts. All proceeds from the dance will be put towards the Junior-Senior Prom. Coordinator of the dance, Mrs. Deborah Dra- bold, and class president, Mary- ann Porch felt the dance was a success and that a good time was had by all who attended. Seniors Preview Capital Colleges The National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception impressed the group. Seniors from Gloucester Catholic and Cam- den Catholic got a taste of college life in the nation's capital when they visited Georgetown and Catholic University on November 11. The trip was planned by G.C. guidance director, Reverend Peter Sulli- van and Reverend William Hait of Camden Catholic. Beginning at 5:30 a.m., the day was de- signed to allow prespective students to view these institutions of higher learning. Upon arrival at Catholic U., the students di- vided into two groups and proceeded to their respective schools. An orientation session provided by the Dean of Admissions familariqed them with the educational philosophies and standards of the school. In order to attain a better understanding of their particular area of interest, students spoke to individuals in that field. Department heads, guidance counselors and students were among those questioned. Senior Paul Avallone when asked about the trip replied, It was really informative and helped me realize the dramatic difference between high school and college.” Sim- ilar remarks were echoed by many who at- tended the trip. 106 Museum Search Stirs Seniors Senior - Class and Culture The Washington Monument from Constitution Park. The senior Philosophy class found themselves in the National Gallery of Art in Washington D.C. on November 14 The purpose of the trip was to inter- pret eight famous works of art by world renowned artists. Forty seniors found themselves wait- ing in a Chartered bus on Cumberland Street at 7:30 a.m. The destination was our nation's capitol. The first step was the National Gallery followed by a visit to the Hirshorn Museum. After this the students were free to explore other Washington land- marks. Many of the students visited the world famous Smithsonian Insti- tute, while others visited the Wash- ington Monument, the Lincoln Mem- orial, the Jefferson Memorial and the Capitol Building. Although the day was filled with much excitement and adventure, the great- est thrill of the trip occurred at the end of the day. The tired eyes and ex- hausted feet of the seniors were awakened by a radical demonstration protesting the arrival of the Shah of Iran. The trip was organized and directed by Reverand Peter Sullivan and Reverand Andrew Martin. Moon Shadow After many weeks of preparation the big day, November 12th, fin- nally came. Early Saturday morn- ing each class level decorated floats to be judged at the game. Following was a parade to the football field with all the floats, the band, the cheerleaders, and the Homecoming Court riding on the senior float. As the fall season descended, senior students began planning for the 1977 Homecoming Game and Dance. Under the supervi- sion of their Senior Class Moder- ator, Miss Diane Pauciello, they organized a Homecoming com- mitee, consisting of Senior Homeroon Teachers and Stud- ents. The commitee selected Moonshadow” as the theme for the football activities and dance. The decorations cascad- ed the gym Saturday night.which followed the “Moonshadows theme. The commitee also chose “Mainline as the group to pro- vide music and entertainment. The Gloucester Catholic Rams played an exciting game against Glassboro. The highlight of the game was at halftime, when the Homecoming Queen was announ- ced. This year’s Homecoming Queen was Anna Blackburn, at- tened by her court Lisa Hammill, Jean Kerrigan, Rita Meloni, and Fran Salvatore. That evening students, teachers and alunmi gathered in the gym at 8:00 for the dance. It was an ex- citing and enchanting evening for all. Above: Queen Anna Blackburn being crowned by Teresa Budesa. Below, the 1977 Homecoming Court: R Meloni. D. Haury. J. McIntyre. F. Salva- tore. P Murphy. T. Budesa. A. Blackburn. R. Hoesl. M. Corrado. J. Kerrigan. L. Hammill. D. Saunders. tB iWllil i ir r’lfiMMMMP——— Homecoming 1977 Dear Mom: The heater is broken and I can hardly write It’s so cold in Anatomy Donna and Fran take time from their academic activities for 3 casual portrait Parthenon On The Parkway Or Bust A rainy December afternoon turned into a day of internal sunshine for art stu- dents of G.C.H.S. The Philadelphia Mu- seum of Art was the destination of Ms. K's Advanced Art and Drawing and Painting Classes. The group traveled to Philadelphia on the RAM bus and once there were free to roam the Museum’s galleries. These include not only paintings but period room settings and the armor collec- tion. The group was then taken on a tour that dealt with the differences be- tween real and abstract art. Students board bus bound for Art Museum. G.C. Shows Its Stuff” On February 2,3.4, and 5 Catholic schools from the Camden Diocese displayed exhibits at the close of Cath- olic Education Week at the Echelon Mall. Gloucester Catholic also took part in this activity. Members of the Student Council and National Honor Society as well as parents volunteered their time to sit with the stand and answer any questions. Among the items presented to on-lookers were many original creative pieces of art and literature submitted by the stu- dents, as well as many pictures depict- ing the school activities. Also dis- played were past issues of Aries the school yearbook. Rampage, the 1977- 1978 Student Handbook various news letters, and course selection sheets all gave insight to the academic and spirit- ual education provided at Gloucester Catholic High School. Innovative Physical Ed Program An innovative dimension to Gloucester Catholic's phys- ical education program was the institution of coeduca- tional gym. When Mrs. Ber- tha Nolan was confronted with the question of why the transformation from separate gym classes to mixed ones had taken place, she commented, “When the evaluators came to the school they asked me why I had only girls names in my roll book, and they reminded me that we are required by the state to switch to co-ed gym.’’ Through Title IX of the State of New Jersey, all schools seeking state finan- cial assistance are required to provide equal services for all students. In com- pliance with this ordinance, Gloucester Catholic decid- ed to integrate the gym classes for the 1977-78 school year. The new program, featuring a variety of activities, was introduced by gym modera- tors Mrs. Nolan and Mr. Daniel O’Brien this Septem- ber. At the onset, a gener- ally controlled and regulat- ed situation had been insti- tuted. Various rules and techniques, once master- ed, were applied in games among the squads. Soccer, hockey and volleyball were among those activities treated in this fashion. Team sports encouraged competitiveness which led Freshmen listen intently for instructions - Jt 114 Provides Balance At G.C.H.S. to increased proficiency and development of team spirit. Volleyball, among all the sports, seemed to ex- emplify the goals of group athletics. The play-off and championship rounds gen- erated more enthusiasm than had been thought pos- sible in a gym class. This year more than ever before, there has been a greater opportunity to de- velop skills and attitudes that may be utilized in phy- sical activity long after one leaves school. Besides the controlled situation, there was also a more relaxed at- mosphere where students picked from a variety of ac- tivities including basketball, tumbling, gymnastics, ten- nis and weightlifting. This provided a balanced pro- gram of individual and team sports. In this way, stu- dents had the chance to ex- perience the thrills of coop- erative team effort, and gain an appreciation of strategy of team play so that they may become more intelligent spectators when they are no longer able to participate. In addition, the social as- pects of co-ed gym should be recognized along with the physical benefits de- rived from participation. As Mr. O’Brien sees it, “Co-ed gym allows the students to become comfortable in par- ticipating in activities. 115 athletic Spirit Sparks Ram Cheerleaders For many years, Gloucester Catholic has been known for its great school spirit. The Sixth Ram has often meant the difference between winning and losing. The people re- sponsible for keeping both the Rams on the playing field and the “Sixth Ram in the stands psyched up are our Varsity and Junior Varsity Cheerleaders. Contrary to popular opinion, this is often a difficult job. Most people only see these girls when they are cheering at games. From this angle cheerleading seems very glamorous. Very few people realize the time and effort which these girls put in. They spend many hours each day after school practicing their var- ious cheers and movements. The cheer- leaders are often taken for granted and are rarely given the credit which they truly de- serve. Their dedication, energy and ability encourage all Gloucester Catholic teams to strive for success and victory. Kneeling: B. Englehart. M. Sebastian Sitting: K. Killian. J. Kerrigan. L. Hammill Standing: K. Neilon. C. McCormick. R. Ulbm. A. lacovone Climbing: C McCor- mick. F. Salvatore. Captains C. Carino. A. Blackburn. 118 Varsity Squad in formation. Spirits high at pep rally!! Cheerleaders lead Homecoming Parade. First row bottom I to r: V. DeWitt. D. McDermitt. D. Thompson. C. Budesa.B Piazza Second row I to r: L. Tesauro. K. McCaffrey. R. Feltman. C. Verruno. Third row I to r: D. Neuman. C. Alkons. J. Holloway. 119 Rams Kick Off In Olympic A sidelined Quincy is forced to watch. Back Row L to R: M Bonner. T. Reed. S. Snyder. R. Magner. T. Gussen. R. Gussen. J. Dunn. M Meehan. J Greene. J. MacIntyre, b Hutcninson. � . Turing. R. Letzgus. J. Sprague. J. Quinn. Second Row: S. Robb. P. Ketjuski. C. McCluskey. H. Walker. B. Popjoy. M. Ryder. J. Mecazzi. D. Wojochechowicz. D. Naughton. M. Nelio. B. Giosia. J. Yowler. J. Scanlon. J Bidini. L. Letzgus. M Curiale. E. Pierce. K. Flynn. Third Row: J. Digia- como. T. Page. T. Procida. B. Narduci. P. Kupcha. F. Pontillo. P Brewster. M. Catteral. E. Bell. B. Lutz. B. Mahoney. J. Amato. D. Tull. D. Williams. D. Haury. Front Row: Trainer K. Nolan. J. Misserocho. J. Kaign. S. Matranga. S. Messirindino. T. Petrella. C. Underwood. R. Dott. J. Rafferty. D. Schlochim. B Connellv. M. Rofrano. J. Peoples. M Keoghan. M. McIntyre. Trainers C. Barron. M. Schone The 1977 Gloucester Catholic Football season started off on a winning note, with a 8-6 victory over St. Joseph’s Toms River. In their initial sea- son in the Olympic Conference the football team, under the supervision of Coach Tom laco- vone and his staff performed well against strong conference foes. They also won several key games. The Rams proved they didn’t have to be on the winning end of a score to be a winning football team. Though the season is over, and the scores written, the memory of the 1977 Fighting Rams will always remain. Dave Tull reaches for a bingo. Conference Coach lacovone confers with his captains. L to R: B. Lutz. E. Bell. J. Rafferty. Girls’ Hockey Drives To Success Varsity Hockey Top L. To R.: P. Marcintk. C. Gibel, A Angellotti. C. Ward. B. Maguire. Middle L to R.: T. Patton. M. Fitzpatrick. B. Kain. M. Martin. S. Jackson Front L to R: Miss Kain. G. Kelly. K. Sampson. K. Fitzpatrick. D. Blazich. H. Gormley. One of the fastest growing women's sports in South Jer- sey, Field Hockey, has really taken hold at Gloucester Catho- lic. Although this was the first year in a new and tougher con- ference, the girls improved with a record of 3-4-5. Coach Deirdre Kane is anticipat- ing an even better season next year, since the team will remain basically intact, graduating only four seniors. Two girls were selected for the Olympic Conference Squad: Senior Co-captain Donna Blazich and Junior Bernadette Kain. Junior Beth Maguire was named to the all-South Jersey Squad. Freshman Hockey Top: R Reed. N. Cericola.. D. Harris. C. Ashe. E. Barry. Middle: K. Connors. C. Hampton. A. Fitzpatrick. J Monhell. D. Quinlan. M. Rovere. Front: L. Bobiak. R. Mongomery. K. Roach. S. Masters, T. Pusey J.V. Hockey Top: Miss Kain. G. Connelly, T. Murphy. R. Kain. M. Rafferty. Middle: K. Grande. P. Murphy. P. Neilon. C. Courant. Front: M Hennessey D 122 Hinn, J. Barrel!. L. Harris. T. Flynn. A New Goal For Rams athletic field. Gloucester Catholic entered the Olympic Conference which offered our athletes tough competition along with a new sport. Soccer was made the latest addition to the sports calendar. Coach Tony Lotierzo, a former Philadelphia Atoms player, recruited thirty boys to form the Original Gloucester Catholic High School Soccer team. Starting with registration in September, the boys had long hard workouts at the Gloucester City Coast Guard Station each afternoon until November. The drills included extensive calisthenics even on the coldest days. The season will not be remembered for its record, but for the dedication of the coach, players and managers who made the first year a very worthwhile one. Neither Rain Nor Snow . . . Seated: H Purcell. M Pointkowski. M Witling. K Zane, J Kennett M Hodson, Sullivan, K Peoples. R DeSant. K Corcoran. K Ryan. J. Heisler. J Worstall. M J. Pyrah. P Persing. P Pratish. C Phillips. R. Zane. J. Gallagher. C. Worthington L. Bauman. J. Henry. J. Kosofsky. P Dougherty First Row: M Bedard. E Orsino. A Lind Second Row M McGinn, A Collins. Have you ever wondered who those sweat- suited lunatics are running through the frozen streets of Gloucester? Chances are you will see them moving at a slower pace through the halls of G.C.H.S. . These peo- ple are the winter track team coached by Mr. Joseph Devaney and Mr. Fran Masciulli. Responding to a question about the rugged workouts of the team newcomer Cindy Hayes replied. “It takes a lot of will, dis- cipline, and gossip to get us through.” The dedicated runners also include Jim Plant, Jim Connors, Mark Super, Mark Lynch, Dave Tull, Greg Ross, Don Salva- tore, Don Williams, Alan Cipolone, Ray Ver- runo and Joe McPeak. Girls on the team include Rose Cerkez, Joan Roach. Eileen McKenna, Cathy Haas, Cathy Gonzales. Rita Meloni, Nancy Milewski, Linda Gon- zales, Terry Cerkez, Linda Harris, Ronnie Montgomery, Kathy Roach, Dawn Scott, Mary Beth Connelly and Colleen Maier. Girls Volley To A Winning Season Girls' Tennis Top Row: P. DeFonce. A. DallaMura. M. DiFillipo Middle Row: P Lyons, M. Monaco. M Schultes. B. Haines. Coach Mr Palena. Front Row M Barry. R Meloni, M Zane. B. Ambrose. A. Ambrose. Under the Guidance of Coach Michael Palena the Gloucester Catholic girls tennis team ended their first year in the Olympic Conference with 9 wins and 8 losses. The team would not have succeeded without the aid of the first two singles players. Together, Monica Schultes (our first singles) and Michelle Monaco (our second singles) led the team to their victorious season. Monica has been first singles now for two years. She has the finesse and grace of any professional tennis player. Michelle has undoubtedly reached the height of her ability this season by winning 14 of the 17 games she played for Gloucester Catholic. The hard efforts of the rest of the team also aided in the Rams' successes. Our third singles was played on and off by two very colorful players. Both Meg Barry and Mary Ellen Di- Fillipo worked long and hard to help the team to a triumphant season. As the season pro- gressed, both the doubles and the JV showed potential with a future in tennis ahead of them. Rams Conquer Hills . . . Under the direction of Mr. Joseph Devaney the female Ram speedsters displayed their tal- ents by posting a 4-2 record as well as 3rd place in the Group I South Jersey Championships. The team also participated in the New Jersey State Championships capturing 10th place and the best South Jersey Finish. The team was paced by Joan Roach and Rose Cerkez who where named to the 1st team Group I All South Jersey. How- ever, the success of the girls can be contributed to an all around team effort. The 1977 Cross Country Team turned in an exceptional season and with a lot of hard work and dedication will see more success in the future. Girls X-Country: L to R: E. McKenna. C Haas. M McKenna, C. Gonzales. R. Cerkez. T. Cerkez 2nd Run To State The 1977 Boy's Cross Country Team finished their season with a record of 14 wins and 7 losses. The boys were coached by Mr. Browning Ross. The pack was led by Seniors Jim Plant and Mike Browoleit, who placed tenth and sixteenth respectively in the Meet of Champions. Both run- ners received Honorable Mention All South Jersey. Jim was named to the All Conference Team, after placing sixth in the Olympic Con- ference Meet where he led the team to a tie for third place. This year's team was dominated by underclassmen which should insure a bright future. Boys X Country: Top L to R: R Gambogi. M Browoleit. 2nd Row R Traub. D, Salvatore. A. Cipolone. J Daly. J. Connors. J. Gambogi Front Row J. Laverty. J. Plant 125 Wrestlers Grapple Conference Foes Top row I to r: J. McIntyre. M Meehan. P. Reilly Middle row: Coach Rocco Costiglioni. L. Bauman, M McIntyre, T. Gussen. C. Kraft. Front Row: J. Heisler. J. Henry, J. Laverty. J. Daly. J. Storey. 126 Rolling Rams Bowl On L. R. J. Harker, J. Maier. R. Raspa. J. Fritz, D. Shellenberger. This year's rolling rams showed that competition can be fun. The team’s friendly sportsmanship won them many friends on op- posing teams. But, it was the uni- que bowling style of key players that won them several matches. Gloucester Catholic's bowling team highlighted the abilities of some veteran seniors and the po- tential of an impressive cast of newcomers. It is no suprise that members of the team are opti- misticly looking toward future seasons. The one problem faced by the bowlers is a lack of school recog- nition. However, a part of the spotlight isn't what G.C.’s bow- lers want, all they ask for is a lane, a ball, and some friendly competition. To the students who ask for these things, we can say, Bowl on. Rams, bowl on. C. Harvey. C. Petroski, A. Skowron. F. Abbott. L. Di Placido. L Medica. T. Antonini. T. Mascibroda. 0. Henty. J Ranieri. J. Robb, K. Kilpatrick. C. McLaughlin. F Abbott. D. Flynn. D Henry. D. Antonini. 127 Rams Premier In Olympic Conference Back row. I to R: C. Underwood, P. Brant. K. Nolan. H. Thomasson. A Kortman. 2nd row. L to R: T. Gussen. M Benecke. R. Vukjcevich, D. Lynch. T. Flynn. Front row. L to R: B. Glassman. D. Barth. J. Rafferty. M Dugan. J Kain. The undying spirit of the Ram is em- bodied in the 1977-78 Gloucester Catholic boys basketball team. Their never-say-die attitude has given the G.C.H.S. fans a season of climatic and explosive basketball. The enthu- siasm of the team seemed contagious and win or lose, every game was a good one. In their premiere season in the Olympic Conference, they gave a strong performance against National Division foes and made an impressive showing in the point standing. The youth and potential of this Ram team will prove to be a shining star in Gloucester Catholic’s athletic future. C Ron agonizes over play. Left to Right: B. Glassman, S. Zelvis. B. Kneche. M. Barnes. T. Gussen, J. Bidini. D. Sheeran. C. Underwood. J. Dugan. H. Walker. F. Brant. A. Kortman. Left to Right: Mr lacovone. G. Haines. J. Dugan. B Mae. T. Laverty. S. Underwood. T. Gussen. M Vukiceich. J Marazzi. J. Brophy. T. Quinn. C. DiGiacamo. Front. Left to Right: B McCarty. R Spencer. D. Jenson. J Reirdon. S. Phenasano. B. lacavone. D. Laudiso. R. Glosia. 129 Ladies Of The Court Play To Win. L to R: B. McGuire. M. Fitzpatrick. L. DiPilla. B. Kain. J. Kain. T. McGlade. G. Kelly. K. McPeak, A. Angelotti. K. Fitzpatrick. M Shikitino R Mahon C. Courant. C. Thomasson 130 Karen. Julie, and Grace drive for the basket Left to Right: C. Courant, J. Blymer. M. McKenna. M. Murphy. M Kupcha, R. Kain, D. Miserendino. D. Hayes. M. Rafferty. D. Walker. A. Dalla-Mura (front). The 1977-78 Ramettes continue the Girls' Bas- ketball tradition at Glou- cester Catholic. The Ramettes wear out the scoreboards each game, leaving their competi- tors in a state of defeat. A strong aspect of the team is that it possess- es depth. According to opposing coaches, all the girls have the talent to start on any other team. The girls are coached by Mr. Tom Inzillo and have chosen Karen Fitz- patrick and Julie Kain for team captains. To- gether, Karen and Julie act as mediators of the team. One member who will be missed is Helene Gormley. She has been a dedicated manager for the last four years and will be remembered by all. The Ramettes are ranked number one in South New Jersey according to the Courier Post. The student body has strong expectations of taking the state title for the third straight year. It is a pleasure to be associated with a group of girls this talented and a coach as knowledgeable as Mr. Inzillo. Right now I feel I am in the perfect place at this time. -Assistant coach Deirdre Kane Left to Right: Coach R Bergbauer. C Hampton. D Quinlan. M McKenna. C Ashe. E Barry. M Kupcha. L Had- ing. K Avis. M Rovere. J Monagle. 0 Walker. Kneeling: J. Flynn. M Gifford. D. Harris. C. Lyons. A. Skowron Missing T Loftus and S Convery 131 Jim Amato 102 Timber Blvd Brooklawn. N J 08030 456 4364 November 27 Paul Babcock 332 Ridgeway St. Gloucester. N J. 08030 456 2010 February 14 Donna Barrett 195 Devon Dr Woodbury. N J. 08096 848 0805 September 22 Ed Beckett 337 S 8th St Gloucester. N.J. 08030 456 3338 June 3 Michael Benecke 459 Cedarcrest Rd Wenonah. N.J. 08090 468 4438 July 7 Donna Blazich 204 Chestnut St Brooklawn. N.J 08030 456 1502 February 8 Karen Brennan 178 Covington Lane Woodbury. N.J. 08096 845 3702 January 10 Kathy Bryson 33 N Brown St Gloucester. N J 08030 456 3418 May 5 Jim Angelotti 7 Biscayne Blvd Woodbury. N J. 08096 468-2144 November 1 Monica Bader 141 Union Ave Bellmawr. N.J. 08030 931 8179 May 23 Meg Barry 198 Briar Hill Lane Woodbury. N.J. 08096 848 6870 January 31 Ed Bell Cedar Summit Avcs Westv.lle Grove. N.J 08093 845-1655 September 27 Anna Blackburn 826 Mercer St Gloucester. N.J. 08030 456 5752 January 12 Mike Bonner 314 Carnegie Ave Wenonah. N J. 08090 468 0062 May 5 Pat Brewster 320 Spruce Ave Gloucester. N J 08030 456 2392 February 19 Joanne Bucher 318 Morgan Ave Woodbury. N J. 08096 845 0866 February 11 Paul Avallone 517 Delaware St. Woodbury. N J 08096 848 2489 September 9 Mark Bagmsky 272 N Evelyn Dr. Deptford. N J 08096 845 5525 September 13 Donna Battles 54 DuBois Ave Woodbury. N.J. 08096 845 4280 May 10 Bill Bell 1019 Somerset Rd Deptford. N.J 08096 845 8015 September 6 Bill Blake 806 Cherry St. Gloucester. N J. 08030 456 2470 February 27 Eileen Boyle 11 N Johnson Blvd. Gloucester. N J 08030 456 6409 December 16 Mike Browoleit 308 Charles Ave Bellmawr. N J. 08030 931 0545 August 6 Barry Burknardt 219 S. Girard Ave. National Park N.J 08063 848 6409 February 16 132 Wayne Capizzi 108 Harbor Rd Bellmawr. N J 08030 931-2628 June 22 Rosemarie Cerkez 733 Tatum St Woodbury. N J. 08096 848 2852 October 28 John Cole 823 Lambert Ave Mt Ephraim. N J. 08059 931 9409 April 15 Denise Crumsho 413 Fordham Rd. Woodbury Hts.. N.J 08097 845-5804 October 25 Susan Dalla Mura Quarters M2. U S Naval Base Phila.. Pa 19112 DE4-1805 April 16 Cariene Dott 5 Beechwood Place Bellmawr. N.J. 08030 931-0985 August 28 Denise Fanelli 345 Woodbine Ave Westville. N.J 08093 456 7415 May 8 John Flynn 461 Prince St Woodbury. N J 08096 8454797 July 11 Cathy Carino 2304 Ansley St Alliance. Ohio 629 8868 January 4 Alan Cipilone 7 Second St Brooklawn. N.J 08030 456 4898 February 12 Lisa Corso 1024 Salem Ave Deptford. 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