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

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BARBARA JEANNE BRYSON Barb Seen with Sue. Eileen. Betty and senior girls. Seen in Sue’s car. Green Machine Listens to Supertramp. Ac- tivities are sorority. Pep club. Wants to remember ring dance, prom. Frosh year, stroke of ten. parties, decorating houses. Wants to forget Spanish. Bug off ADA MARIE BURKE Straight A Seen with Jeanne. Lois, and the gang. Seen m Mac Donald’s. Tops, the Galaxy and Bellmawr. Ac- tive in National Honor Society. Social. Pep club. Chorus. Tri M. plays, and as page editor of Rampage and Literary Manager of yearbook Wants to re- member Jean’s parties, decorating. The CV. Beetle and Beaver. BF., Bye Bye Birdie and plays, backstage, play parties, ring dance, sophomore year - Would like to forget parking on Fri- days. Jean’s music and deadlines. Okay DENISE MARIE CALABRO Denise Seen with Kathy. Lisa. Sue. Kris. Chet Seen at Brigantine and John and Evelyn’s. Listens to Jackson Browne. Active in Track II. Sorority Wants to remember Bumber. sum- mers down the shore and football games. Wants to forget sophomore geometry and summer of '77. Oh no 1971 In the world of Politics, China opened its doors to the United States, inviting an American Ping Pong team to compete in Communist China. President Nixon announced that he would soon follow. In Vietnam, related incidents, first Lt. William Calley was convict- ed of mass murder in the 1968 massacre at My Lai, and Daniel Ellsberg released the Pentagon Papers, describing the secret involvement in Indochina. A full scale war broke out and Idi Amin took over the government in Uganda. The economy took a serious downturn, culminating in President Nixon freezing prices and wages and de- valuing United States currency. The bloodiest prisoner uprising in U.S. prison history occuring at New York's Attica Penitentiary. Thirty nine inmates and nine hostages died. In Los Angeles, an earthquake killed sixty two and injured one thousand people. Charles Manson was convicted on murder in the Tate-LaBianca killings. Gay Liberation became an issue in 1971, as Homo- sexuals came out of the closet demanding equal rights. This year's Gloucester Catholic musical was a magni- ficent performance of talent on the part of the stu- dents. Gloucester Catholic had a banner year in sports, as the football team went undefeated and untied, and the Boys Basketball team won the State Champion- ship. KAREN CALZONETTI Karen Seen with Fran and GiZ2ie: seen in Audubon; listens to Grateful Dead. Stones. The Band; involved in sorority; wants to remember summer of '79; wants to forget Disco.

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MICHAEL BARNES DENNIS BARTH Barnesy seen usually with Barth and Rabbs; activities include football and Basketball; seen at Rabbs’ house; wants to remember Junior and Senior Football seasons; will forget Sopho- more year Beans seen with Barnes. Jerry. Yowler and Charlie, active m Basketball and Baseball; seen at parties, football games and in the gym; will remember Siamese sleazy monsters and Jean- ette’s parties; listens to Bruce Spring- steen GEORGE BEATTY Beets seen with people; listens to Skynyrd; seen at the Village; active in parties and Frosh Football; wants to remember Sales Class with Mr Scharff; wants to forget Spanish I; Ease up. MARY BECKETT Mary seen with Raff. Murph. Colleen. Michelle. Judi and the rest of the gang; seen at Ogle’s. Debbie's and home sleeping; listens to Neil Young. Jackson Browne and Meatloaf; active in Sorority; wants to remember trip to Delaware, good friends and parties; wants to forget Prom night. Spanish I. Peaches and Terry; “Murph. I really was sick. MICHAEL THOMAS BEDARD Pres listens to Supertramp. Chicago; activities include Student Council. Sophomore Class President. Soccer and Forensics; would like to forget all Science and Math classes; That’s not true.” JOHN BIDINI Bomber seen with Art. Chris. Frank. George and senior football players; seen anywhere in Bellmawr; listens o Joe Walsh. Pat Travers Band; activi- ties include Varsity Football; JV Bas- ketball; wants to remember the Olym- pic Conference Championship. Mr Nark's hunting stories; wants to forget Spanish, first season in the Olympic Conference; That’s mine from way back JEANETTE BLYMER Jeanette seen with Steve. Ronnie. Re- gina. Eleanor and rest of senior girls; seen at parties; listens to Fleetwood Mac. Bruce Springsteen; active in Field Hockey I. II. III. IV. Basketball I. II. Softball I. II. III. IV. Yearbook pho- tographer. Pep Club and Adventurer's Club; wants to remember Junior Prom and Senior Homecoming courts. Miss Kane's party. Ladies Night , getting stopped m long underwear and all the great parties; wants to forget Fresh- man Algebra and being late; Oh my God!” LISA BODDINGHAM Lisa seen with Kathy. Denise. Sue. George. Jerry. Debbie. Patti and Chet; seen at John and Evelyn's; listens to disco. Zeppelin and Rolling Stones; activities are Softball II. Winter Track and Sorority; wants to remember the Summer of '79; wants to forget Eng- lish II and Biology; Oh no! 27

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SUSAN CARR Stickman seen with Chet. Kathy. Den- ise. Lisa, and Jeanette; seen at Collo- quium table; listens to Van Halen. Su- pertramps; involved in Sorority; wants to remember Chet and Bill falling in the hallway and racing for a lunch ta- ble; wants to forget Senior Psycholo- gy; “Chet. Guess What?. Guess What! CHARLES FRANCIS CASELLA Disco Chuck seen with Frank. Dave. John. Mike, and as many ladies as possible; seen at Babes' parties. Frank’s parties, and Third Ave ; listens to WCAU-98 and WDAS-105.3: in- volved in Football. Baseball. And Bas- ketball; wants to remember Ruth. Denise, three Proms, and Junior and Senior football seasons; wants to for- get the Dean's office. Sophomore year, and English I. CHRISTOPHER CONNELLY Chris seen with Art, Frank. Bill. John and Maria; seen at Somerset Street; listens to the Rolling Stones and Led Zepplin; wants to forget Frank's driv- ing; wants to remember Senior year parties; “Easy. THERESA CERKEZ Terry seen around school; listens to Bad Company. The Who. The Kinks; activities include Cross-Country. Track. Basketball, and Stage crew; would like to remember Sophomore Homecoming and Track with Mr. D.; wants to forget Disco, and Parsley and Chickens. ARTHUR COLLINS Art seen with Frank. Chris. Bill. John, and whoever else; seen at Somerset Street; listens to the Rolling Stones; wants to remember Senior Year; wants to forget Jeanette’s party. KATHELEEN ANN CONNELLY Kathy seen with Denise. Lisa. Sue. Chet. Debbie. Patty; seen at John's and Evelyn's. Wildwood; listens to Disco and the Cars; wants to remem- ber summer down the shore with Lisa. George. Debbie. Jerry, and Patty; wants to forget sophomore year; Oh no How cheap. MARY BETH CONNELLY Mary Beth seen with Patti. Michele. Colleen. Donna. Ronnie, and all other senior girls; see at football games, work, parties; activities include Bas- ketball. Softball. Winter and Spring Track. Tennis. Senior Class President. Sorority; wants to remember Fresh- man classes, summer of '78 '79; wants to forget Algebra and Geome- try; “Really. PAUL CONNOLLY Pac seen with Jeff. Rick; seen at Vil- la's. 7-11; listens to Zeppelin. Bad Company. Cars: wants to remember parties; would like to forget Geometry; “Beat it. 29