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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1983 volume:

5 7 13 Pope John Paul II I Am Truly Among Friends And I Feel Very Much At Home In Your Midst. Most Reverend George H. Guilfoyle Bishop Of Camden Most Reverend James L. Schad Aux. Bishop Of Camden Father Thomas McIntyre Superintendent Of Schools 16 With An Old Friend . . . A New Beginning We, the students of Gloucester Catholic, with love and appreciation for all you have done and are continuing to do for us, dedi- cate our yearbook to you. You are a constant source of inspiration and guidance, aiding us in our growth as young Christians- we will always be grateful. Father, your faith and trust have helped us realize our own potential in striving to be- come the best that we can-be— a credit to you, our families, and our school. 17 Father Joseph Martelli Father Martelli has enough gravity to be a good principal, while having enough sensitivity to be a friend, and overwhelming generosity and inspiration to keep the Gloucester Catholic spir- it alive. Father takes pride in getting to know the students and is always there to support our sports, plays and drives. Father Martelli’s office door is always open. Fle’s not only our principal, he’s our friend! Father Peter Sullivan Gloucester Catholic is a school trying to meet the academic, moral and social needs of a cross section of students whose abilities, interests and talents vary. Because of this diversity, a person in administration has to develop a wide range of skills. My job puts me in contact with seniors making plans for continued education, parents working on financial aid forms, teachers work- ing to improve the content of their courses and fellow administra- tors in discussing plans for changes and future growth. All in all, the diversity of tasks keeps my job very interesting. 18 Bernadette Barberi Typing I 8 Personal Typing. Steno I 8 II. 8 Secretorial Practice. Berkeley Business School Interests are tennis 8 reading. Kathleen Basile English 8 Religion. St. Joseph’s University Has a B.S. degree 8 enjoys canoe- ing. cooking, decorating. 8 photog- raphy. Edward Beckett Western Civilization 8 U.S. History Rutgers University Has a B.A. in European History 8 enjoys guitar playing, hiking, read- ing, 8 music. Joan Chalmers Trigonometry, Geometry, 8 Phys- ical Science. Good Counsel. St. Joseph's Uni., 8 Rutgers. Has a B.S. 8 M.A. Interests are the play, swimming, crafts. David Coghlan English; Guidance Counselor for 10th 8 llth grades. Mt. St. Mary's, Emmitsburg, Md. 8 Temple Uni. Has a B.A., M.A.. and Ph.D Candi- date in English 8 enjoys camping 8 tennis. John Coleman Current Events Mt. St. Mary's College Has a B.S. degree 8 many interests. 4 4 Anthony J. Ettorc English St. Joseph’s Univ. B.S. Interests are basketball, tennis, the movies, and a good book Sister Lisa Feigen, O.P. Biology Mt. St. Mary’s, Villanova, La Salle B.A. and M.A. Enjoys reading and the movies Christine R. Furlanetto Precision and Consumer Math, Al- gebra ll Trigonometry Carleton College, Univ. of Chicago B.A. and M.S. Enjoys gardening and reading Karin M. Ganly English III, Journalism Glassboro State and Stockton State Colleges B.A. Interests include tennis and needlework, tennis coach Otilia R. Gearhart Spanish I, II and French II Glassboro State College B.A. Interests are reading and collecting recipes Sister Mary Gerald. O.P. Librarian Fordham Univ., Villanova Univ., Glassboro State M.A. Enjoys reading and stamp collecting Thomas F. lacovone Sociology Susquehanna 8 Glassboro St. B.A. in Sociology. NJ. Certification in Social St. Reading. Handball and Jogging James W. Kruc Junior 8 Senior Theology St. Charles Borromeo Theologate B.A. Philosophy, M. Div. Theology M.A. Religious Studies Singing, Being a summer beach bum, Enjoying the Single life Angela Marinucci English I and 2, Communication Arts, Yearbook Editor Penn State and Temple Univ. B.A. English Antiques, reading, sports. Loves the outdoors, good food Sister Gertrude Mary O.P. Adv. Chem., Foods 8 Nutrition College of St. Elizabeth. Notre Dame Univ. B.S. in Home Ec., M.S. in Chem. M.A. in Administration Tennis, Sewing, Cooking, Reading Barbara J. Maulo Keyboarding 18 2 8 Personal Key- boarding Taylor Business School Business Certificate Enjoys the Pool, the Shore. Read- ing, Ceramics. Crochetting Robert James McCluskey Western Civilization, Psychology Harding University Bachelor of Arts Running Patrick Murphy Accounting, Economics 8 Comput- er Programming Glassboro State B.S. Administra- tive Studies Coaching 8 playing basketball. Spending time with wife 8 kids Rev. Joseph M. Narciso Religion 2 Waterloo Univ., La Salle College Rutgers Univ. Has a B.A., M.A., 8 an ED. D Enjoys playing music with Just Friends” 8 sports Kathleen S. Narducci Algebra, Trigonometry, and Calcu- lus Glassboro State College B.S. Interests are dancing, bridge and needlework Robert Nark Chemistry and Anatomy Rutgers University and Glassboro State College B.A. Enjoys hunting and guitar Bertha Nolan Health. Physical Education, and First Aid Glassboro State College, Temple University, and B.Y.U. B.S. Enjoys traveling and golfing Daniel O'Brien Health and Physical Education Glassboro State College B.A. Interests are running and tennis Diana M. Pauciello French I. Spanish I and II Temple University B.S. Francis Pontillo U.S. History I and Economics Le Moyne College B.A. Interest include politics, skiing, and traveling Anthony J. Powers U.S. History II, Current Events, and Public Speaking Marist and Glassboro State Col- leges B.A. Enjoys Basketball, his family 22 MaryAnn Saunders U.$. History II £ Current Events Glassboro State College Has a B.A. in History £ is involved with a parish organization that puts on amateur productions. Gerald Scharff Algebra I £ Geometry St. Joseph's Univ. £ Southeastern Univ. Has a B.S. in Business Administra- tion £ enjoys golf, skiing, £ swim- ming. Rev. John Sullivan Theology I £ IV St. John's University Has a B.A. £ enjoys sports £ the theater. Mrs. Lenora Vizzini English I £ II. Reading Has a B.A. in English Trinity Col- lege, Washington. D.C. Interests are reading, swimming. £ spending time with her daughter. Mrs. JoAnn Walsh Biology, Freshmen Biology £ Chemistry. £ Physics Glassboro State College Has a B.A. in Biological Science. Interests are reading, camping. £ bicycling. Mrs. Jane Woods Algebra I £ Geometry Rosemont College Has a B.A. in Mathematics Inter- ests are gardening, biking. £ deep sea fishing. 23 Mrs. Kass Reed Mrs. Margaret Haughey Mrs. Helen Tricocci Mrs. Angie Worley Mrs. Betty Krumm Mr. Walter Finley Cafeteria Staff L-R: Mrs. Hazel Patton, Mrs. Mae Nash, Mrs. Bernie Rhoda, Mrs Dolores Whilleson. 24 Student Council Sponsors School Father John Sullivan is the 1982-83 Student Council Moderator. Melissa McIntyre is the President this year with Rita Medica as Vice- President, and Jackie Rent as Secretary. This year the Student Council has sponsored ac- tivities such as the Halloween dance, Punk-A- Ween, and the Valentine Computer Match Up. Besides doing things for the school the Student Council sponsored the Thanksgiving Day drive to help those in need in our com- munity. Father John Sullivan - Student Council Moderator President Melissa McIntyre, Vice President Rita Medica, and Secretary Jackie Rent Lou Pecsi, Barry Coniglio, Bob McCartney, Bernie Oleksa And Community Activities Donna Mann. Joe Fountas. Kara Turing. Joe Driscoll Billy Clay. MaryLamplugh. Patty Gussen, Gretchen Schallenger 27 1982-1983 Yearbook Staff standing� D. Mendel, C. DiSil- vestro, P. McKenna, H. Carine, C. Tessman, kneeling, K. Ham- mill, M.B. Eskensen, M. McCat- ney, D. Read. J. Ambrose. M. Haas. R. Medica, M. McIntyre, B. Rafter, M. Robb. P. Naughton. C. McGinn standing� K. Sweeney. J. Mc- Kenna. D. Boyer. P. Carr, C. Wi- tasick, B. Fenza, L. Kline, C. Tessman, R. Bylone, T. McHugh, S. Bullinger, kneeling� S. McDonald, E. Newman, J. Finn, J. Popjoy, L. Houchins, T. Vacca, K. McConnville, D. Apri- letti, T. Murphy. Aries Senior Editors Linda Lang, Editor-in-chief Terri Vacca, Layout editor Pat McKenna, Literary co-editor Hard working, depend- able and cooperative are the best ways to de- scribe the 1982-83 Aries Staff. Under the supervi- sion of a new advisor, Mrs. Angela Marinucci, the yearbook staff has overcome many obsta- cles. Linda Lang, this year’s editor-in-chief, presided over all work as well as contributing time to the layout staff. She was assisted by layout editor Terri Vacca and Lisa Houchins. The Liter- ary Staff was headed by seniors Dawn Read and Pat McKenna, with help from other members they succeeded in ob- taining, editing and printing of all informa- tion which was put in the yearbook. Photogra- phers Brian Rafter, Carol McGinn, Melissa McIn- tyre and Rita Medica, through hard work and cooperation, obtained pictures of all activities and clubs. They could usually be seen at all school events. standing, l-r, D. Read, L. Lang, P. McKenna, A. Marinucci. (ad- visor) L. Houchins, T. Vacca, J. Ambrose, kneeling. B. Rafter. C. McGinn. 29 Class Officers Seniors: Gabriella Remetei and Kathy McConville Sophomores: Janine Wilkinson and Leo Dubler Juniors.- missing Michelle Oleska and Diane Mann Rampage Jeff Cordner and Chris Connelly carried on the tradition of stu- dents news here at G.C.H.S. this year by being co-editors of the school’s own Rampage”. Freshmen through Seniors enjoy reading the Rampage as much as the staff enjoys bringing it to them. The assistant editors of the paper are George Arbocus, Phil Mul- doon, Regina Bylone and Sue Saylor, all of whom have worked hard in making the paper a success. They, along with Jeff, Chris and faculty advisor, Mr. Coghlan, put it all together, and brought us a great year of entertaining and informative news. J. Cordner, C. Connelly, (editors), R. Bylone, S. Saylor, G. Arbocus, (associate editors). Standing, L-R, G. Schaller, P. Carr, D. Boyer, M. McCarty, D. Brida, J. Sisco, T. Koskinen, C. DiSilvestro, C. Tesman, R. Bylone, Sitting L-R, A. Nangino, K. Hammill, M. McShane. M. Grassi, J. Delaney, S. Saylor. Kneeling Carla D’Alonzo. Ed Jackowski, Elizabeth Beehler. Chris Pardo, Joyce Flinn, Susan Flynn, Lizann McComb, Kathy Payne Standing Kathy Delaney, Dawn Metzger, Paul Earnest, Carlene Dickson, Sharon Veit, Michele McShane, Travis Williams, Meg Keane, Stephanie Sanderson, Jill Crosson, Grace Kelly 32 Mrs. Woods’ Fan Club Sitting: Chris Connelly and George Arbocus Standing: Mrs. Woods. Bernie Oleska. James McCoog. Sue Saylor, Mike Burr. Phil Muldoon. and Tom Kavanaugh. Chess Club 33 Standing: Tony Schriedl, Walt Noonan, and Rich Seffrin. Sitting: Jeff Bechta, Robert Mooney. Walt McDonald, and Ed Heisler. National Honor Society The National Honor Society is a group of students chosen because of their high grade-point average, along with their leadership ability and community participation. This year’s officers of the National Honor Society are: President, Sue Schultesi Vice President, Karen Matt Treasurer, Joe Wunsch and Secretary, Shirley MacMullin. Some of the activities that the National Honor Society participated in, besides extra-curricular activities, were volunteer work at Gim- bels, collecting money for The American Cancer Society, tutoring underclassmen during free periods, and working on the annual blood drive sponsored at Gloucester Catholic. Moderator Miss Marianne Saunders Top row: Bernie Oleska, Mike Burr, Jim McCoog, Tom Kavanaugh, Joe Wunsch. 2nd row: Rich Seffrin, Carl Parker, Bob McCartney, Chris Connelly. 3rd row: Sue Schultes, Debbie Doughten, Chris Lavin, Carla Cangelosi, Kathy Sigmund, Shirley MacMullin, 4th row: Karen Matt, Michele Daily, Michelle Jensen, Ro Vollaro, Ann Gorman, Kris Mackin. Pep Club Sparks Senior Pep Club Members: Row h J. Buckley J. Geller, M. McIntyre, F. Fina, D. DiRvocco. S. Traum, Row 2-. D. Mendel, M. McKeown, T. Neilio, M. Dubler, L. McFadden, M. Dailey, E. E. DiNoia, Row 3: C. Tressman, R. Bylone. S. MacMullin, D. Apriletti, Row 4: P. Brady, K. McConville, A. Gorman, R. Vollaro, K. Mackin, M.E. Newman, M. Haas, J. Rent, K. Collins, The 1982-83 Pep Club was responsi- ble for the tremendous pep rallies that we have known this year. They not only decorated the gym, and during football season the senior football players’ houses but they got the entire school involved. Senior Ann Gorman who headed the pep club along with, of course, the Ram Mascot, Kris Marcianna, were able to get even the quietest people row- dy. 36 Ram Mascot: Kris Marcianna School Spirit Rop Row: S. Manzoni, D. Landi, D. Finn, K. Jackson. B. DiRiucco, L. Geller. S. Burliegh, T. McHugh, 4th Row: R. Laturre, J. Garzinski, P. Coward, C. Hudson, D. Katziner, B. Henaessy, D. Wisenawer 3rd Row: M. Flynn, F. Thomas, R. Alberts, M. Bryson, G. Shallenger, P. Rent, T. Wekler, M. Lee, S. Shumacher 2nd Row: C. Ernhart, M. Maguire, M. Keen, J. McGroarty, D. Mann, M. Sigmund. D. Mann, 1st Row: T. Marconi, D. Klink, C. Montone, E. Cole, B. Jordan, D. Orzechowski, D. Ikevan, K. Frenchcoviak, L. Wilkenson 37 Forensics Standing: B. Fitzpatrick, J. Greene. J. Popjoy, Mr. Beckett, moderator Sitting: J. Delaney, E. Seeden, M. McClane Chorus 38 Standing: K. Evans, J. Popjoy, K. Carlson. M. McCarty, S. Saylor, E. Heisler, C. Connelly Sitting: Mr. J. Kruc SENIORS Bill’s favorite things are partying, work- ing on cars. Yes. and Genesis. He dislikes white shoes, A.C. Expressway, and Phys- ics class. Bill was a Guidance Counselor assistant and most remembers the road trip. Fr. Pete's office. Joe Crowley, and the pit. Kathy’s favorite things are McDonalds, Jackie’s laugh, and Michael Jackson. She dislikes term papers, speeches, and vol- leyball. She most remembers making a left coming out of King of Pizza, working at the mall, and the Jr. Ring Dance. Kim enjoys aerobic dancing, bowling, and shopping. She dislikes working after school and buses. She will most remem- bers Spunky's class, the Washington trip, and good times with her friends. Chrissy’s favorite things are sunny days, long talks with good friends, and peanut butter Tastykakes. She disliked being in school on beautiful spring days. Chris would like to remember going to Girl’s State basketball games and the pride and spirit of G.C.H.S. Denise enjoys long weekends, the rain, hugs, and smiles. She could do without Mondays, disco, waiting, and mono. Den- ise was a cheerleader and was on the Pep Club and Yearbook staffs. She most re- members Spunky’s class, adventures with Linda, cheerleading camp ”81”, and run- ning out of gas. George’s favorite things are Mr. Cole- man’s History class, Stout, and Bean’s in- ventions. French. Mr. O's hats, and gym- nastics are things he could do without. Arbo was on the soccer, bowling, and golf teams. He most remembers dino- saurs. Joan, Hoopboy and Raisin. Boots, and no Feet. 40 Denise Apriletti George Arbocus Greg’s favorite things are parties, sleep, fast cars. Yes, Rush, and loud music. His dislikes are. Westville, red hair and short hair. Greg played soccer and was a Guid- ance Counselor Advisor. He would like to remember Spunky’s class, his summer of 1982 and the Who concert. Jackie’s favorite things are being with Kathy, Kim. and Kathy and working at the mall. She would like to remember the Ju- nior Ring Dance, the Trip To Philadelphia, Wildwood 1982, McDonalds in Pennsau- ken K.F.'s tall tales. Miss K. K.K’s Michael Jackson collection and Mr. Brumbach’s Algebra class. Joe enjoys weekends, music, being with friends. Journey and dances. His dislikes are Mondays. Spanish, math, railroad tracks and rain. Joe was a Homecoming Escort and he would like to remember Spunky’s Algebra class, Summer of 1982, the Prom of 82. Ms. Ganly’s English class and the night at the Annex. Jeff likes being with his friends, Fridays. Parties and being a Senior. Jeff's in the school plays, the chess club and plays golf, soccer, and basketball. He’d like to remember Hello Dolly in 1980, Spunky and the parties he had at his house. Michelle’s favorite things are concerts, parties, her friends and Mick Jagger. She is a library aid and an office aid. Michelle would like to remember Ms. K’s graphic arts class, Mr. Marucci’s Religion class, steno class and the Who and Stone's con- certs. Patti likes Smurfs. J.B.’s humor, being with her friends, weekends, her Mom and Dad. having S.G. and D.G. as friends and Buck the Duck. She was a member of the pep club and the Homecoming Commit- tee. Patti would like to remember Chem- istry with J.B. and all the times at G.C.H.S. Michelle Bonomo Jacqueline A. Baines Jeffrey J. Bechta Patricia Brady Greg Bader Joseph Barney Mike's favorite things are cruising around and listening to the Doors. Rush, and Van Halen. Mike will remember 9 18 82, Joanne Giosia, hanging around with Unds. Greg, John G. and Patti R. Also teaching Patti Rent how to drive, the Washington trip, and Senior year. Mike will remember Mrs. Woods, Father Pete, and Mr. Brumbach. Mike enjoys weekends. Lynyrd Skynyrd. Bud eyes, and southern rock. Mike was on the football team while at Gloucester Catholic. Mike wants to remember the Grateful Dead and Who concerts, canoe- ing, the summer spot, the last street in Gloucester, water jugs in Shemp’s car, and the Westville office. Can’t forget Jacki. Michael Briggs Jackie likes listening to Foreigner. She dislikes exams and changing buildings in the rain. Jackie was in the pep club. Jack- ie will most remember a certain street in Gloucester, Chemistry with Patti, Gup’s parties, and Clyde. John likes listening to WYSP and Ozzy Osborne, playing the guitar, and relaxing. John dislikes homework. Religion reports. Senior English class, party crashers, and work. John also likes fishing and cruising around. John will most remember Fran’s parties. Spunky’s Algerbra II class. Ron the Rican’s parties, and the Westville of- fice. Jacqueline Buckley Mike likes Mrs. Woods, Father Joe’s Reli- gion. anything easy, and colloqium. Mike dislikes gymnastics. Marine fitness tests, anything strenuous, and the cafeteria food. While at Gloucester Catholic Mike was on the freshman football team, soc- cer, golf, bowling, stage crew. N.H.S., and Mrs. Wood’s Fan club. Mike will most re- member the ski trip of ’82, the Jam. and B.O.C. Regina likes most of all Larry, being with her friends, roses, chocolate chip cook- ies, Styx, Bozo, and Superwoman. Regina dislikes Mondays and peanut butter and jelly. She was on the bowling team, year- book, Rampage, Pep Club, and Library aide. Regina will always remember 12 27 80, Ms. Ganly's English, Sophmore Flomecoming and Prom. Michael Bryson John J. Burke 42 Michael Burr Regina Marie Bylone Dianne Cameron Dianne’s favorite things are going to Sen- ior parties, sitting in Mr. Ettore’s English class. Dianne is a member of the stage crew, pep club, and she would like to re- member Halloween weekend 82”. Carla is most seen with C.A.. L.G., A.D., She loves Chinese food and Briggy’s back. She dislikes hard rock because she belongs to the Phil. Dance Co. Her most remembered things are; 9 5 79, 3 21 80, and times with Brian. Heather likes-, T.S.G. II, yellow Camaros, BMF and being with her friends. Heather is a member of the pep club. The things she remembers most are; Tom, The Big ”D”, 11 8 82, and Oh my aching----Stop Sign!” Kym likes playing the piano, the flute and being with her friends. Kym would like to remember the Prom 82”. last period frees, and being asked if she lives on a ship? Patti's favorite things are; 82” Camaros, the beach, MTV, and basketball games. She enjoys working with the pep club. Patti most remembers 2 13 82, Body Language”, Spunky’s Alg. 2 Trig, class, and the shore. Chris’s favorite things are music, hockey, M Ms, and playing in the band at pep rails. He dislikes rollerskates, dresspants and the annex. He would like to remem- ber fires in the bathroom. Carla Cangelosi Patricia Cericola Christopher Cheltenham 43 Robert Cleaver Andrew Collarin Kelly Collins Mary Ann Collins Barry Coniglio Bob likes Van Halen, Led Zeppelin, week- ends. Mr. Nark, and ice hockey. His ac- tivities include baseball and basketball. Bob will always remember Mr. Nark’s class, football camp, and playing cards Junior year. Andy likes Saturday football games, and Accounting I. He participates in football, chess, and skiing. He would like to re- member Fridays, the Pit. Camden, and Insight movies. Kelly likes purple, Chinese food, Larry Bowa. and John. Her activities include softball, pep club, and sorority. She will always remember Pac Man, Prom '82, and good times with John. Mary Ann likes to sleep late on Saturdays and going to concerts. She dislikes Chem- istry, Geometry, and term papers. She’ll always remember working at Ogle’s. Homecomings and Proms, and Mr. Brum- bach’s class. Patty enjoys going to pep rallies, having study halls the last class of the day. and the game room. She will always remember falling down the stairs, falling asleep in class, the Annex, and Freshman year. Barry likes Mom and having a good time with the P-Patrol, especially Ellie. His ac- tivities include football, baseball, and Stu- dent Council. He will remember ski trips. Spunky’s class, July fifth, and football camps. Patricia Concha Ron likes the Ram Mascot, letters from a certain person, Journey, pizza and fast cars� he dislikes Library music, booth 47 losing games and getting tickets. Ron was involved in basketball, football and base- ball here at GC. Ron wants to remember 10 22 82, Homecoming 82, Halloween 82. Kean’s parties, Spunky’s class, Rita’s par- ties. Chris enjoys the Rocky Horror Picture Show, Mrs. Woods, and good music. He dislikes French, Bernie’s announcements, gymnastics, music at dances, and studies in the pit. Chris’s activities were: Mrs. Woods Fan Club, Chorus, Library Aids, Rampage, and Bowling. He wants to re- member Anatomy cats, cast parties, the play, the magical Mr. Ettore, and Spunky. Vince enjoys listening to Journey and Gensis, and watching the Flyers. He dis- likes the two mile run and SAT’s. Vince was active in hockey, tennis and Ac- counting. He wants to remember Mr. Nark's chem. class. Spunky’s class, Blues Brothers, 10 30 82, and Senior religion. Jeff likes being with friends, the plays, rehearsals, Ski trips, the proms and home- comings. He dislikes the two mile run Soph year and SAT’s. Jeff was the News- paper editor, football Mgr., basketball mgr. Bowling, and Library aid. He wants to remember the play and play parties, senior year and all his friends. Vincent Conte Jeffrey Cordner No Photo Available No Photo Available Joseph Crowley Kevin Crumlish 45 Jane likes special friends, parties Rolling Stones, Genesis and WMMR. Her dislikes are detentions, being depressed and trouble. Would like to remember the dead end, concerts and the summer of 82. Michele likes Jeff. Follow You. Follow Me, Johnny C. and Mr. lacovone. Dislikes gym disco, getting up early and rainy Mon- days. Her activities are N.H.S., cheerlead- ing, Prom court S.C., and sorority. Would like to remember Acapulco and Hawaii, B. S. concert 81, 4 25 82, and Beefsteak Charlies. Anne likes friends, parties, the summer, and Billy Squire. Dislikes are chocolate covered bananas, lunch and Rustlers. Would like to remember Tug boat 82. Sweetwater, and Otay Punky. Carolyn likes munching after parties, shopping sprees, G.H., concerts and beaches. Dislikes are Mondays, a certain canoe trip, and fighting with friends. Would like to remember Wildwood 82, bridge night. ACE. 2 21 81, a special guy, and special friends. Greg likes sports, dancing, listening to music, Robbie Dorene Barnes, and El Paso. Texas. Dislikes arebeing alone and riding on busses. His activities are sports and girls. Would like to remember traveling all over the world and the trophies he has won. Mike likes parties, music, women, and W.Y.S.P.. Dislikes are English, school uni- form. homework and prudes. His activi- ties are many and would like to remember Fran's parties, concerts. Summer spot, and canoe trips. Gregory Dewitt Michael DiCamillo 46 Dickie likes listening to Journey and Ozzy. Dickie’s dislikes are older wom- en , local girls, good friends”, being busted. Activities include tennis, basket- ball, football. Would like to remember 1 16, woods before Rita's, Mrs. Walsh's Sci- ence, Miss Ganly's English. Rob likes Jazz, music by Al Dimeola, John McLaughlin, Rush, and Jeff Beck. Dislikes are commercialism and the lack of cre- ativity in today’s business-like music field. Would like to remember Father Pete, Father Narciso. and Mr. Ettore. Ellie likes parties, dancing, the P’s , Top of the Line. Sexy Legs, Hawaiins, and good music. Dislikes are the Bridgeton bus. being late. Activities include Junior Vice-Pres., Sorority, Pep Club, and Prom Court. Would like to remember special times with J.B., predance get togethers. Homecomings. Dot likes listening to Loverboy, Pat Bena tar. Journey, and 99 FM and loves to have a good time with friends; she won the title of Miss Mepri in a contest in June 1982. Activities include stage crew Fresh- men and Sophomore years. Would like to remember Fr. Narciso, May 14.1982; Wild- wood 82. breaking down in the rain. Pam likes the beach, the south, sangria. and going to the mall. Dislikes are going to 4 basketball games in a row and getting up for work at Times office. Activities include track. Pep Club, chorus, and play. Would like to remember Taco Bell, Great Adventure, Albert the cat, Washington D.C., Sue’s cough, and dinner at Chris’s. Tom likes the weekends, parties, music, and friends. Dislikes are Mondays, no money, and boring weekends. Activities include soccer and Homecoming Escort. Would like to remember Ice Hockey ’81, night at Annex. Cooper River. Wildwood. Washington, Bob’s car. basketball games. Prom ’82, Spunky’s class. Miss Ganly’s English. Robert Dimpter Dorothy DiRuocco Pamela DiVaccaro Thomas Donnelly 47 Deborah Doughten Thomas Ernhart Debbie likes Led Zeppelin, Rush, Ted, Ozzy, having great times with friends, dislikes are being tickled, snobby people, things most remembered. Spunky’s class, Pamela,” Pee Wee’s friendliness, Mr. Nark's hunting stories, and Tewwy, ac- tivities are softball l-ll-lll-IV, bowling, and pep club. Monica likes Mick, Ellie, Senior P’s, and concerts, dislikes getting up early, rainy Mondays, disco music and gym, activi- ties include sorority, stage crew, pep club and prom committee, things most re- membered are Acapulco, Texas, the Rec, 11-30-81, and 12-31-81 Tom likes Senior parties, playing football, dances, and Spunky's class, dislikes medi- tations, two mile runs, and Marine fitness tests� things remembered are canoe trip, Andy falling asleep at the wheel. Sopho- more year, and Commercial Art. April likes frees, Fr. John Sullivan's Senior Religion, Pep-Rallies, and football, dislikes Sophomore Geometry, Senior Steno, and cheerleading camp� activities include cheerleading, ski club, pep club, and so- rority. will remember home comings, proms, paranoia, decorating, Junior Ring Dance. Rocky, Nov. 18, falling down the hill, and skiing. Kevin likes football, hockey, weekends, and days off from school� dislikes tests, school days, and Marine fitness tests, ac- tivities are Soccer, track and wrestling, things most remembered are Spunky’s class. Miss Ganly’s class. Junior study halls in the caf, the wild guitarist, Mrs. Basile's Religion III, and July 4, 1982. Monica Dubler April Englehart Chuck likes hiding in Pete's office, spend- ing time with D.L.A., graduating, and dim- ples, dislikes yearbook write-ups, Chinese restaurants, day 5, French l-ll, and pep- rallies, things most remembered include Summer of 82 down the shore, canoe trips, Yeah, we were waiting for you,” and Bill’s mom. Charles Epting Kevin Emery 48 Colleen enjoys weekends, basketball games, bowling, tennis, and wheat germ with milk. Her dislikes are work and homework. She’s been active in the play, chorus, and Pep club, and helped as a library aid and tutor. Her best memories are 'Fiddler '$2 , Porkies, X-mas dinner, and Mr. Nark splitting his pants. Nick likes Led Zep, and parties with friends. He could do without Mondays, getting up early, and the Marines Phys. Fittness test. His favorite activities are games at the rec., basketball, and summer spot staff. Nick remembers Wildwood, parties, the pond. Lates, Rob's Mustang, his sister’s wedding, and K.J. Paul enjoys Rush. Bowie, and The Who, alsoi PBS, Philosophy, parties, and Astro- physics. He dislikes Spanish-1, ignorance, and conformity. He participated in foot- ball, cross-country, soccer, and was assis- stant guidance counelor. He remembers letter writing to CD.. 180's at the Brook- lawn circle, and times w Fr. Pete. Paul enjoys good music, 22, and winning money from Andy and Bob. He dislikes pushing a car on the Del. Mem. Bridge. Spanish, and Math. His activities have been Frosh football, and basketball. His best memories are Wildwood, Freshman year, New Years ”82, Sen. Religion and the Shah, Mr. Nark's stories and parties with friends. John likes weekends, parties. Rush, and The Allman Bros. He could do w out bor- ing weekends and disco. His main activi- ties include hunting, fishing, partying, and playing the drums. He wants to re- member summer spots, the canoe trip 1982, the shore and Round Up Michelle enjoys laughing and having a good time, baggy sweat clothes, and all kinds of music. She also likes Miss Piggy and special friends. She keeps busy with basketball. Fer. would like to remember times with Bridget, jokes with Ken, the canoe trip, and acting crazy. Colleen Evans Nick Falconiero Paul Farrell Paul Fazen John Ferry Michelle Ferry Andy likes money, fast cars, being with friends and having a goodtime. He dis- likes snobby people, know-it-alls, and su- per jocks. He is active in raquetball. hand- ball and hockey. Andy will always remem- ber Mrs. Woods' Goemetry class. Kris and Paul sophmore year, French I, and Java Man. Fran loves animals, travelling, running and springtime. Her dislikes are winter, SAT’s, math and Sunday nights. She will never forget Wildwood '82, spring ’82, Summerspot and the bathroom '82. Fran was active in Softball I, Track II. pep club and sorority. Her friends include M.B.. J.C.. D.G., D.D.. and R.M. Dan enjoys the outdoors, fishing, quiet, reading, Porsches, and dogs. His favorite music is by Pete Townsend. He has a dis- like for punk rock, crowds and Novas. He has been active in wrestling and will nev- er forget the ski trip senior year. Debbie’s friends include Ellie, Monica, Kris, Kathy and the rest of the P Patrol. She likes driving and captains’ parties. Working weekends, Mondays and the Lies are among her dislikes. She was ac- tive in pep club and prom committee. She will always remember Halloween ’82 and the Dancer, Cooper River and the Flood. Lynn enjoys listening to Billy Squire and Van Halen. Her friends include C.C., A.D., S.T., K.C., and everyone else. Lynn also likes Gups parties. She dislikes dried fruit and will always remember C.A.L. can. Ski Day 82, Bubblehead, football games and Mr. Nark’s Chemistry and Amatomy classes. Lou likes Rush, Led Zeppelin, Yes and par- tying with his friends: J.G. Nicky, Ray, Brys, and everyone else. He dislikes Mon- day mornings. Springsteen and science. He will always remembered Wildwood weekend 82, the trashtruck, Summer- spot,” Nick’s accident, P.K.’s parties, the Who concert and last street in Glouces- ter. Andre Fillius Dan Fish Lynn Galen Debbie Freidel Louis Gambardello 50 Jill Geller John Gendron Donna Girouard Robert Glennan Jill likes Mr. Coleman, P Patrol, and driv- ing in the Dark with friends. Her activi- ties are pep club, stage crew, and the homecoming court. Will never forget Margate 82. Florida, senior parties or Mr. Coleman. John likes listening to Rush. Ozzy. and Van Halen. His activities are football and soccer, also part of the Summer Spot staff. Would like to forget working and Jr. prom. Would like to remember special times with Karen. Donna likes being with friends, laughing, and having a good time. Her activities are pep club and library aid. Would like to remember trip to Philly, Mr. Marucci reli- gion class and the waitress she spilled drinks on. Pin Head likes WMMR, days off, and his car Dislikes are Mondays, milk, cookies, and cheese on cheese burgers. His activi- ties are golf, soccer, and bowling. Would like to remember Fr. Pete’s canoe escape and Fridays at King of Pizza. Ann likes being with friends,. Her activi- ties are pep club president, stage crew, sorority, and Jr. class president. Would like to remember Margate 82. Missy Cot- tontail, Katie Kitten, Journey concert. Soph Hop and dancin in the street. Bull likes weekends, parties, and vaca- tions. Dislikes are History classes, and detentions. Would like to remember the summer of 82, the nickname Bull, and the shore trip with Rob, Glenn. Art, Fran, and Bob. 51 Ann Gorman William Granato Joe Grande Monica F. Haas Joe likes hockey, football and frisbee. Among his dislikes are gymnastics, fit- ness tests and SAT’s. Joe was active in soccer and basketball and will always re- member Spunky’s Algebra II. and cruising through Camden with Ron and Bob. Matt likes Bob, Dan, Trish, Denise, Donna, Mike, Current Events and Kruc circles. He dislikes English, Spanish and cafeteria food. He was active in Football, stage crew. Rampage and yearbook. Matt will never forget senior year, losing shoes, football camp, the Egghead Patrol and Homecoming. Matthew Grassi Air likes E.N., D.F., Weezie and the rest of the P Patrol, weekends and Mercedes 450SL. She dislikes SAT’s, Mondays and A.C. Expressway. She has been active in modeling, spring track and pep club. She will always remember 8 12 82, 222 Mag- nolia Street, WW 82, Halloween 82, and prom and homecoming courts. Ed likes play parties, football and women, while he dislikes homework, math and rainy days. He was active in football, the play, chorus and D.J. He will always re- member Mr. Brumbach’s Algebra II. Jeff’s party, Mr. Nark's chemistry. Hello Dolly and the F.L. with Andy, Lorie and Sue. Ed Heisler Rob likes Sid Vicious, Wendy O. parties and life in general. He dislikes white shoes, violence and sleeping. His activi- ties include waterskiing, fishing and baja- ing. He will always remember summers in Maine, the blast at Bill’s place and my superior catholic education.” Lisa is seen with Carolyn, Trish and Jacki. She will always remember AM PM Mar- ket, Quebec ski trip, psych, class and the upstairs bathroom. She would like to for- get Sept. 2. Lisa was active in ski club, sorority and Pep Club. She has special love to the person who was there on 12 16 80 and still is. 52 Robert Herrmann Lisa Hicks Lisa likes Smurfs, parties, and fireplaces. She would like to forget green fuzzies and punk parties. She was on stage crew, and the Yearbook, Pep Club, and Rampage staffs. Lisa most remembers Sadie Haw- kins '82, falling lamps, and Miller’s pond. Shell likes the times spent with Richie, Missy Cottontail, and sweet reet. She dis- likes double sessions and suicides. Shell was on stage crew, sorority, basketball teams, and the pep club. She most remembers the Stone's concert, S-T-A-T- E-S, and Main Curtain. JoAnn likes Judas Priest, Van Halen, food, and friends. She could do without phon- ies, cliques, and Algebra, Jo was on the softball and tennis teams. She would like to remember dances, softball practice, and Mr. Brumback's Algebra. Denise likes jamming”, being with friends, and weekend parties. She dis- likes falling down steps, working on weekends, and getting up at 5:30a.m. Denis was on freshmen basketball, and the make-up committee for the plays. She most remembers glueing pocketbooks to tables. Tom likes Van Halen, Mrs. Woods, and bowling. He dislikes cafeteria food, and going to the annex. Tom was on the bowl- ing team, Mrs. Woods fan club, and the N.H.S. He most remembers four years of bowling, Spunky’s class, the Jr. Ring Dance, and the trip to Washington. Paul likes partying and all the girls of the P. patrol. He dislikes getting up early, waiting for anything, and being late. Paul was on the football and track teams� and would like to remember the parties, Andy’s eyebrow. Spunky's class, and Mr. Nark's stories. Lisa Houchins Michele Jensen JoAnn Jordan Denise Katziner Thomas Kavanaugh Paul Keane 53 John Keller Joann Klinewski John likes corvettes, the beach, girls and being with friends. His dislikes are filing for income tax and getting up before noon. Activities are working, weight lift- ing, and playing guitar. He will most re- member Mr. Scharff’s economics class, vacations at Wildwood and the Van Halen concert. Joann enjoys sports, days off. Journey, and parties. Dislikes are Monday morn- ings, tests, and homework. Her activities are basketball and working. Will most re- member 5 14 83,6 5 83, Senior prom and Mr. McCluskey. Trish enjoys gymnastics and jazz danc- ing. She dislikes Lisa's driving. Her activi- ties include Varsity cheering and the Philly Jazz company. Trish would like to remember Wildwood, Georgia, Quebec, Junior Ring Dance and Prom, the Home- coming, and New Year’s Eve 1981. Kathy likes being with friends, McDon- alds listening to Michael Jackson and ''Thriller” She would like to remember Great Adventure with M.P., 48 hours, 1 17 83, and Junior History. Linda enjoys days off and frees. She would like to forget soph, year and broken promises. Linda’s activities were Yearbook editor. She would like most to remember Wildwood 82” with DC, Homecoming 82”, The Who concert, and 66 Mustangs”, goofs, sunrises and friens. John Kerby Patricia Koskinen 54 Kathleen Kupcha Linda Lang Lisa Lanzelotti Daniel Laverty Lisa likes Mr. Powers. Led Zeppelin, mon- ey, and being with friends. Dislikes bus rides, the library, fighting, and bad times. Her activities are track, stage crew and pep club, would like to remember Summer of 82 and someone special. Mike likes parties, music and friends.. Dislikes math, dances, and being busted. His activities are football and baseball. Would like to remember Captain’s par- ties, football camp, English and Algebra. Dan likes surfing, parties, cruising and being with friends. Dislikes are wipeouts, Mondays, and ruffled feathers. His activi- ties are wrestling, stage crew and surfing at the shore. Would like to remember Duck Lopez, Mom and Dad, and all the parties. Chrissy likes Tennis, Mr. Nark's classes and Mr. Coleman. Dislikes are Algebra. French and Geometry. Her activities in- clude four years of tennis, chorus, plays and pep club Would like to remember Conference championship, parties, trips. Homecoming 82 and The bullet” Joe likes senior parties, fishing, and Biol- ogy class. Dislikes are S.A.T.'s. walking to practice, and cafeteria food His activi- ties are football, baseball, and Freshmen basketball. Would like to remember Cap- tain’s parties, football camp, and Hallow- een 82. Ken likes being seen with friends, lunches with Denise, and Pennsauken dances. He disliked sophomore biology. His activities are playing leads in the school plays. Would like to remember. MooMoo Agnes and the scene outside the weight room. Michael Laudisio Joseph Leach Kenneth Lee 55 Kathy likes talking on the phone, watch- ing MTV, and close friends. She doesn’t like getting up in the morning or taking the bus. She is active in field hockey, bowling, the school play, and track. Kathy would like to remember school dances, field hockey and track practices, and Wildwood. Kris enjoys mint chocolate chip ice cream and Dancin' in the Street. She doesn’t like seeing Michele without her lipstick. Kris is a member of the pep club, sorority, stage crew, the National Honor Society, and varsity cheerleading. She would like to remember Proms and Homecomings. Shirley enjoys music, parties, and making friends. She dislikes science and being left at the Johnson Blvd. field in 75 min- ute gym. Shirley is active in the pep club, soccer, stage crew, and the National Hon- or Society. She would like to remember P-patrol” and Spunky’s class. Kris likes spending time with close friends and freckles. Among her dislikes are waking up in the morning and booth 47. Kris is the Ram mascot and is active in the pep club. She would like to remem- ber Proms. Homecoming 1982, and the ski trip of 1981. Denin enjoys horror movies. General Hos- pital, and Muscles.” She doesn’t like C.P.R. mannequins and needles. Denin is a participant of the blood drive and stage crew. She would like to remember her best friends, a picnic, and quiet talks. Karen likes Tainted Love” and chicken noodle soup. She doesn’t like one way streets. Karen is active in basketball, stage crew, pep club, sorority, and the National Honor Society. She would like to remember varsity basketball games. Homecomings and Proms, and Spunky’s class. Kathryn Luketina Kristine Mackin Kris Marcianna 56 Denin Mark Karen Matt Helena Mattoccia Colleen McCleery Robert McCartney Robert McClelland Helena likes being with friends, Mick Jag- ger and one special person. Dislikes are Mr. Ettore's English,. She was also a Li- brary aid and would like to remember the 1980 Prom and the shore, days spent at Philly. and the Mummer's Serenade. Bob likes weekends, parties, girls, music and football. Dislikes are hard rock, Mon- days, exams, and snobs. Activities are football, basketball, baseball. N.H.S. and student council. Would like to remember 222 Magnolia St.. Captains’ parties, ice hockey, trip to D.C., and football camp. Colleen likes mountains. Fridays, musk. Basset hounds and the outdoors. Dislikes Sunday nights, school and T.V. except channel 12. Would like to remember going to the mountains in Oct. and canoeing in Batsto. Rob likes parties, crusing, very loud mu- sic, and listening to Ozzy. Skynyrd, and the Dead. Dislikes are sleeping, school, disco, and white shoes. Would like to re- member Summer spot, concerts, and all the great parties with friends. Weezy likes Bellmawr, weekends, family, P patrol, and a certain cowboy. Dislikes are car accidents. Mondays, the color maroon, and losing football games. Activi- ties are tennis I, II, senior vice-president, and prom committee. Would like to re member 222 Magnolia St., belly dancing for a cop, and a certain someone at Beach Hill. Jay likes Mrs. Woods, coach O, Fr. Pete’s Philosophy, and listening to Journey and Asia. Dislikes are Z lunch. Physics, and the smell of Gloucester air. Activities are President Mrs. Woods fan club, bowling, track N.H.S. and cross country. Would like to remember Sugar bush, D.C. trip, Mr. Nark’s hunting stories, Haddonfield girls, and missing the pole vaulting mat. Kathleen McConville James McCoog 57 Kevin likes music, sleeping in class and Insight movies. Dislikes 2 mile run, Z lunches. Mondays, and detention. His Ac- tivities are football, and freshmen basket- ball.. Would like to remember football camp, parties. Biology. English, and the Shah. Steve likes skiing, girls. Captains’ parties, and Saturday football games. His dislikes are football camp, quarters, and football films. Activities are football, and skiing. Would like to remember canoe trip, par- ties, 222 Magnolia St., and knee oper ations. Leona enjoys Journey. Mr. lacovone. days off. and mint chocolate chip ice cream. Dislikes are Mondays, gym. and Philo- sophical lectures. Her activities are pep club, stage crew, sorority, student coun- cil and prom committee. Would like to remember Alcapulco, Hawaii, Bruce Springsteen concert, the shore, and Tex- as. Carol likes Mom and Dad, being with friends, parties, dances, and smurfs. Dis- likes are walking, being sick. Z lunch, braces and bathrooms on buses. Her ac tivities are photography co-editor for yearbook, pep club, sorority, and ram- page SI. Would like to remember 1 7 82. Beefsteak Charlies, homecomings and proms, and the casinos. Tim likes sociable girls, mustangs, good parties, skiing and music. Dislikes are Z lunch. Physics, and boring classes. His ac- tivities are soccer. Would like to remem- ber teaching Denise to ski. the shore, team meetings before soccer games and coming home from Wildwood Catholic. Mel enjoys friends. P patrol, and sunflow- er seeds. Dislikes are responsibility, and weekend practices. Her activities are S. C. president, softball, basketball, field hockey, pep club, sorority, yearbook staff, and stage crew. Would like to re- member State champs 81-82. Reverse, Margate 82, and Missy Cottontail. Kevin McCormick Steve McDermott Leona McFadden Carol McGinn 58 Timothy McHugh Melissa McIntyre Patrick McKenna Molly McLane Michelle McKeown RitaMarie Medica Pat likes buying someone special gifts, drawling, being with friends, and parties, dislikes deadlines, work, and exams. Ac- tivities are Homecoming Committee, yearbook editor, plays and student of the month; most remembered being a senior. Chemistry with Ellie, Spunky's class, Ms. Ganly's English, and teasing Lisa about H’s. Michelle likes to be seen with T.N., D.M.. R.A.M., A.N., and K.C., dislikes study halls in the Annex, Jr. History, Senior English, activities are track, Pep Club, things not remembered are Jr. Ring dance. Prom '82. Coed gym, Avalon ’81, Mr. Powers P.S. class. Great Adventure '82 Molly likes champange, talking on the phone to K.A., good movies, dislikes crossing from building to building in bad weather, her activities include bowling, roller skating, and forensics, things most remebered Jr. Prom, horseback riding with M.K., Summer of 83” down the shore with E.P., and J.P., and the Kansas concert. Rita likes Fridays, sweats, and times with Melissa, Weezie, O'Mac, Barb, Dickey. Gloucester and Bellmaur Crew, dislikes working weekends, SAT’s; activities in- clude basketball, hockey, student council, stage crew, things most remembered are Keane's parties. Basketball S-T-A-T-E-S, '82 Prom, and English ll-lll Danielle likes cute guys, rock, and old Mustangs. She could do without working on Friday nights, Monday mornings, and History. Dani” was on the Pep Club and Yearbook staffs, and was a Library aid. She most remembers the Jr. Ring Dance, being on Dancing on Air , and Great Adventure '82. Steve’s favorite things are Journey, the Who. waterbeds, the Chargers, and the Brewers. He dislikes cafeteria food, most Juniors, and changing classes in the rain. Flash was on the baseball, football, and basketball teams. He most remembers Mr. Nark’s class. Spunky’s class, and the Florida trip. 59 Danielle Mendel Steve Mondile Ro likes ali jokes anyone has ever told. Journey. Stevie Nicks, and Genesis. She dislikes being called Airhead and would like to forget Jr.year Algebra. Ro was a library aid and was on the volleyball team. She most remembers Jr. year Homecom- ing and Mr. Powers sophomore History class. Phil likes soccer, bowling, Cape May, and the Dodgers. His dislikes are French, G.C.H.S. baseball practices, and losing elections. Phil was on the soccer, bowling, and track teams. He would like to re- member the Washington trip. Spunky’s class, and Bernie’s fall. Robert's favorite things are the Who, Freshmen girls, and his grey shoes. He could do without walking to the annex in cloudbursts and the 2 mile run. Bob spent 3 years in Jr. Achievement and would like to remember the Jr. Prom with Jean Bean, the Who concert, and hanging around with his friends. Denise's favorite things are jamming. Dusters, and the people from where she works. She dislikes getting sick and tak- ing a driver’s test. Denise most re- members Frito-Lay, the Jr. Prom, Great Adventure, the summer of '81, and getting together at Sharon's. Bob likes days off, chicken, and potatoes. His dislikes are female teachers, station wagons, malls, and suit jackets. Bob was on the bowling, baseball, and football teams. He most remembers Spunky, Reli- gion III, English II, and the summer of '81. Jackie likes to go to Phila., partying with C.D., and being with David. She would like to forget Tuesday down in Wildwood. Mugsy most remembers Wildwood sum- mer of ’82, the Jr. Prom, Bridge night, and the Jr. Ring Dance. Rose Ann Monostra Philip Muldoon Denise Morroney Jackie Muglie 60 Robert Mooney Robert Charles Morrow Francis Mulholland Anna Marie Narciso Theresa Neilio Terry likes E.T., Fr. Narciso’s Soph. Reli- gion, snow days, and getting out early. She would like to remember Summer '82, Soph, year, and Mr. Nark’s band at a Pep Rally. Anna will always remember her 17th birth- day, Dancin’ on Air, and the Jr. Prom. Her activities include bowling, softball, and the Pep Club. Anna also likes to shop. Lisa likes skiing, water skiing, laughing, and South Philly guys. She has participat- ed in the chorus, plays, and Pep Club. Lisa would like to remember Proms, Home- comings, and going to Philly with Lisa. Terry enjoys all types of music and driv- ing her jet boat. She also likes to dance and water ski. Terry is active in bowling, softball, and the Pep Club. She would like to remember the Journey concert and camping '82. Ellie likes Olivia Newton John, the P-Pa- trol, and Barry. She has been on both the Homecoming and Prom courts and is ac- tive in the Sorority and Pep Club. Ellie would like to remember becoming Prom queen and Cosmic Chemistry with Pa- tium. Theresa Murtaugh Lisa Nastasi Mary Ellen Newman 61 Walt likes U.S. History. Pep Rallies. Pat Benatar. Foreigner. Skynyrd, dislikes French Ml, Religion III. activities are soc- cer and chess, things most remembered, Mrs. Woods Geometry. Chem. with Mr. Nark and Algebra II with Spunky. David likes The Who. Billy Squire, con- certs, parties, and Spunky's Alg. II class, dislikes. Mondays, buzzars, and losing, activities are games at rec., football, wrestling, and tennis, things most re- membered. Keane's and Rob’s parties, ca- noe trip, and Egg fights after football practice. Berme likes soccer. Great Adventure with Jeff and George, dislikes French I, Freshman. Sophomore Presidential Elec- tions. activities soccer, track. Chess Club. Mrs. Woods' Fan club, things most remembered. The Bike. English, all my naps , having my locker next to Carl and Barb for 4 years. Barb likes Miss. Ganly’s Junior English class, partying. Journey, Foreigner, dis- likes having a locker near Bernie. being called Chester, the smelly anatomy cats, activities are being Mr. Nark’s lab assis- tant. things most remembered. Junior Prom, Mr. Brumbach’s Algebra class. Gup’s parties, and Andy’s Halloween par- ty- Carl likes listening to Led Zeppelin. Tri- umph. Ozzy, Yes and Jimi Hendrix, week- ends, girls and playing football, dislikes funk. New Wave, Anatomy cats and ex- ams, activities are football, wrestling, N.H.S., things most remembered are 222 E. Magnolia, P” Patrol, the Right Side, behind the Annex. Gup’s parties, Ro. walks with Kris. P.K.’s after a win, and the Triumph Concert. Lou likes E.T., dislikes are extremely long, long, assignments, activities are film making, drawing, model making, going to the movies and swimming. Things most remembered are drawing class. Public Speaking. Student council, and going to Florida. Walter Noonan Bernard R. Oleksa Jr. David O'Brien 62 Carl Parker Louis Pecsi Marc Pecti Dawn Read Paul Porado Jacqueline Reardon Marc likes partying, girls, mustangs, min- iskirts and friends, Dislikes are math, snobs, staying in. and boring parties. His activities are baseball, and Freshmen wrestling. Would like to remember Sopho- more english, being the worst gym class and getting his mustang. Paul likes U.K., Philosophy, E.L.P. and Jeremiah W. Dislikes are underclassmen, common cattle. His activities are stage crew, and assistant guidance counselor. Would like to remember ski trips, L.A. difference, and spending time in Fr. Petes office. Dawn likes Front street, Atco 82, rain storms Will, and special friends. Dislikes are Mondays, Chemistry, snobs, and mi- grains. Her activities are yearbook and sports. Would like to remember Asbury park via Wildwood, circles in P.A. City Hall, 7 6 82, and Gup's parties. Jackie likes being with the P patrol, morn- ing rides in the Dart. Dislikes are work- ing, getting up for school, bad parties, Would like to remember 222 Magnolia St- Senior parties, dances, Margate 82, Bram- bles, and Halloween 82. Gup likes parties. Rush, fast cars, giving T. twisters and friends. Dislikes are S.A.T.’s, studying for tests, and geome- try. Her activities are softball, soccer mngr., and Senior class president. Would like to remember Mr. O’Briens sexy knees, Jr. Prom, and Mr. Nark’s hunting stories. Jackie likes weekends, shopping, Mr. Murphy, and accounting. Would like to forget S.A.T.s canoeing, a certain contest with J.B., and the Junior Prom. Her activi- ties are S.C. and pep club. Would like to remember parties. Bridge night, Wild- wood 82, Mike, friends, and decorating. 63 Gabriella Remetei Jacqueline Rent John Rhoda Kimberly Roberts John Sacchetti John likes drag racing, frees, music, and progressive philosophical art. Dislikes are John Cougar, physics and hall passes. His activities are soccer, bowling, golf and stage crew. Will most remember Mr. Col- man’s history class, golf and stage crew. Kim likes being with friends, and Micheal Jackson. Her activities are softball and art. Will most remember Mr. Brumbach, Miss Kae, Jr. Ring dance, trip to Philly, Wildwood 82. Jon. Prom 82. and K.F.’s tall tales. John likes parties, and money. Dislikes are punk rock, disco and school. His ac- tivities are baseball and parties. Will most remember Mr. Brumbach’s Algebra class. Ray enjoys going to concerts, parties, Fri- day afternoons, crusin around, and play- ing the guitar. Dislikes are Mondays. John Cougar, and horrible jokes. Will most re- member the canoe trip. New Years day, Summerspot, and Wildwood. Sue likes centipede, apples, Anatomy, and Sister Mary Geralds studies. Dislikes are the Ps, white shoes, and hockey sticks. Activities include bowling. Rampage, cho- rus, plays, and Mrs. Woods fan club. Will most remember Hello Dolly, Fiddler, homeroom table junior chemistry, play practices, and Florida fever. 64 Raymond Saunders Susan Saylor Scott likes being with freshmen, but could do without the clique. He will always re- member the Washington trip. Homecom- ing '79 and '82, going out to lunch, and the Christmas party ’80. Sue likes driving, birdwatching”, and submarine races. She dislikes typing, bus- rides, and Physics. Sue was on the tennis and track teams, and most remembers Sugarbush roomies, the fall of Frumah Sarah, and Pam’s B.B.’s. Scott likes rock music, MTV, and the Fly- ers. He was on the soccer and bowling teams, and was a skier at Pine Hill. Scott would like to remember Spanish II. prepar- ing for Florida, and the Washington trip. Rich likes food, girls, scuba diving, and dancing. He could do without vegetables, the clique, and exams. He most re- members the ski trip, the Washington trip, and going to Chi Chi’s with Mrs. Gearheart. Kathy likes horses, cross country, life- guarding, and summer. She was on the National Honor Society, chorus, and the track and cross country teams. She most remembers Sugarbush, VT., cloves, and 10th place in the Olympic Conference. Bill likes b-bw, parties, driving, and week- ends. He dislikes school and working weekends. He would like to remember the Flash, canoeing, summer spot, the Who concert, and the problem crew. Scott Scheffler Scott Schumacher Kathleen Marie Sigmund Susan Marie Schultes Richard Seffrin Bill Simila 65 Lisa Skain Walter L. Smalley Matthew Smith Lisa likes being with Denise. Lisa. Ken. Scott. David, and Ed. She also likes Chick en McNuggets and Broad and Snyder. Lisa dislikes ASW and working on Friday nights. She will always remember Jr. Ring Dance, doing the tango. Van Halen Con- cert 82, 1 27 80. 6 15 80. 8 28 81, speed bumps, and Lake Leisah. Walt likes cars, water, summers in Wild- wood, and being with Ed, Mike. Rich. Jeff, and Dee. He dislikes working, detention, and staying in. His activities include Frosh S Soph basketball football. He will always remember times with Dee. and his friends. Shamrock 82, Senior Prom, Rich’s house, and Nov. 5, 1982. Jerry likes Zeppelin, Journey, and the Who. He can be seen with Jim, John, Lou, Nick, Duck, Bob, Greg, and Briggsy. Jerry dislikes Mondays, Spanish, and home- work. His activities include playing hock- ey and working at the Valley Stop. He will always remember Jim’s party, summers 81-82, the shore, and cruising in the VW. Matt enjoys listening to Ozzy, The Dead, and Skynard on his stereo at loud decibel levels. He also likes partying, cruising, and staying up all night. Matt dislikes disco, punk rock and sleeping. He will al- ways remember parties with Fran, Glenn and Herrmann, his many concerts, and Summer Spot and in Sea Isle with Bill. Tom enjoys playing the guitar, working on cars, and listening to rock 'n roll, espe- cially to Ozzy. He dislikes getting up in the morning, driving to school, and work- ing on anatomy cats. His activities in- clude Frosh basketball. Soph baseball, rid- ing cycles and swimming. Robert Smalley Jerry Smith Thomas Smith 66 David Tanier Peter Torino Dave’s favorite thing is having a good time with his friends. His dislikes are hei- fers and punk rock. Dave played Fresh- man football, soccer and was on the stage crew for the plays. He would like to re- member the study halls in the Pit, Father Narciso’s religion class and Mr. Colman’s history. Camille enjoys photography and skiing. She was a member of the Chorus, the Rampage, the Yearbook, the ski club, soft- ball, gymnastics, a dance club, the Pep Club, bowling and was a Library aide. Ca- mille would like to remember Freshman field hockey, Oliver”, Fiddler on the Roof” and the ski trips. Pete’s favorite things are soccer, skiing, 4x4's and his dislikes are fast food, chem- istry, white shoes, and rainy days. He would like to remember the Proms, the Homecomings, Eagle Point, the ski trips and Great Adventure. Kevin enjoys playing the guitar, listening to Led Zeppelin, Rush and the Beatles. His dislikes are Mr. Nark’s Chemistry class and Spanish I and 2. He was a member of the Bowling team and Tennis. Kevin would like to remember Mr. Pontillo's Economics class with Jim, Mark, Andy and Mike. Kevin Traub Sue’s favorite things are Fame. Styx, Journey, close friends and her family. Her dislikes are phonies, fighting, no money and black sheets. She was a member of Pep Club, the Homecoming committee and a lab assistant. Sue would like to re- member Eagle Point and Sweetwater. Gary enjoys concerts, movies, parties, the Beatles. Yes, the Rolling Stones and his friends. His dislikes are crowds and S.A.T.’s. He was a member of the stage crew, golf, Soccer and Library Aids. Gary would like to remember Fr. Narciso’s Sophomore Religion class and the Pit”. Camille E. Tesman Susan Traum W. Gary Troxell 67 Val enjoys sports, animals, his garden, and fun times. He doesn't like homework and sprints at the end of football prac- tice. Val plays on the football team and will always remember the game against Fairview. He will also remember Hallow- een 1982 and a little woman’s pill box. Mike likes the Beatles, gourmet food, and good friends. He dislikes Math and Eng- lish classes. Mike participates in football and the school play. He would like to re- member Sophomore year, play parties, and Ed Heisler’s mouse collection. Jim’s favorite things are sky diving, Fri- days, and Wildwood. He would like to forget exams, the two mile run, and Span- ish. Jim is a member of the National Hon- or Society and the ski club. He would like to remember a canoeing trip, Wildwood, and English III. Terri enjoys shopping, clothes, and week- ends. She doesn’t like public transporta- tion, writing paragraphs, or homework. Terri has been on the yearbook staff for two years, serving as an editor her last year. She will always remember losing her Algebra II Trig. book and eight close friends. Andrea likes Gucci, diamonds, and wres- tling. She doesn’t like gym and volleyball. Andrea participates in varsity tennis, for- ensics, and the school play. She will al- ways remember A Star is Born”, confer- ence finals, and Spanish II. Ro likes Journey, Bruce, and cheeses- teaks. She dislikes stop signs and keeping passengers under control! Ro is a member of the yearbook staff, pep club, and the National Honor Society. She will always remember dancing in the streets and Ann’s drives home. Val Uff Michael Underwood James Underwood Theresa A. Vacca 68 Andrea Villare Rosemary Vollaro Michele likes all kinds of food and rock music. She dislikes disco and punkers. Her activities include 3 years on the bowling team. In the future, she plans to help Lisa explore the universe, but in a Purple Haze”. Glenn likes concerts. Dislikes include Led Zeppelin. He was involved in Soccer and will most remember Westville, Wildwood, and all the good times with all of his good friends. Art likes Z-28’s, big block Novas. Lover- boy, Aerosmith, and Nazareth. Dislikes include junk food and not having enough money. He would most like to remember the trip to Washington, Glenn’s pool par- ties, Donna and his Black Z”. Huey-Ying likes photography, music, and traveling; dislikes include cooking. She will always remember Camille and all of the teachers. Joe likes cruising, 60’s and 70’s rock mu- sic, and talking on the phone with K.R. and L.G.; dislikes are getting up early, exams, and working late hours. His activi- ties include Football manager, Basketball manager, N.H.S., and the P” Patrol. He will always remember Uns. Steve. Briggie and the Summer Spot gang. Huey-Ying Wu Joseph Wunsch 69 Glenn likes gym. Led Zeppelin, and Jimi Hendrix. He dislikes waking' up in the morning and Mondays. Glenn partici- pates in track and soccer. He will always remember getting electricuted in Cam- den and Journalism. Lisa likes starry nights and walking in the rain. She doesn't like pessimists and punkers. Lisa will always remember the island and the 1982 New Year’s parade. Never fear shadows. They simply mean there is a light nearby.” Glenn Young Lisa Zappley Dear Graduates, As we come to the end of your years at Gloucester Catholic, and as we try to evaluate our successes and failures, I truly believe that we have much for which to be thankful. The genuine spirit of openness and the resulting growth that we all have experienced) the ever increasing sense of community coupled with greater individual awareness of the needs of others) the development of mutual concern and personal responsibility are but a few of the accomplishments brought about by good will and sincere effort on the part of faculty and students together. We must not. however, become complacent. The Holy Spirit is at work everywhere in the Church today. We, in turn, must be open to the same spirit as we prepare for the future. With Saint Paul, we must never cease to preach Christ, and we must bear witness with every fiber of our being to what we preach. This implies that no matter where we will go or what we will become, we must be, above all else, men and women of faith, prayer and dedication. Remember that you are Christians, and as followers of Christ, you should always heed the Church who speaks with authority in the name of Christ. Unless you do that, you will fall victims to the confusion of those who do not listen to sound teaching but, with ears itching, pile up for themselves teachers who suit their pleasure.” I hope that the training and academic efforts here at Gloucester Catholic have given you the ground work upon which to build your character and moral way of life. Ultimately, this, a character and responsibility will equip you to cope with the ever increasing demands on leadership in the modern world, and enable you to make a significant contribution to the renewal and vitality of the Church. I know you all can do it, with a little more desire, perseverance, sacrifice, and of course, the help of God. Wherever you go, whatever you do, always remember you belong to the family of Gloucester Catholic. Every good wish and prayer for all of God’s blessings. Fr. Joseph Martelli Principal MttjM 99 f Who said Miss Ganly didn’t know anything about tennis? Boy, he is really gonna love this answer Mind expansion course 101 SPORTS 74 1982 Proves To Be A Sitting; J. Leach, M. Bryson, A. Collarin, C. Parker. M. Dick. B. Coniglio, Y. Uff, R. Con- tey, M. Laudisio, D. O’Brien, B. McCartney, M. Grassi, E. Heisler, S. McDermott, P. Keane, Kneeling M. Underwood, B. Reed, M. Beebie. J. Underwood, K. McCormick, J. Wolf, T. De- Luzio, T. Lutz. C. McClean, T. Marcella, M. Garr, T. O'Donnell, Terry Allamay, P. Becket, Standing 3rd row: J. Wunch, Mgr. Standing back: B. Welsh, J. Milano, D. Murphy, R. Gardner, B. Klaus, B. Zimmerman, J. Tiefenth- aler, J. Reed, J. McGroarty. T. Marcella. B. Savidge, B. Allison, D. Staniano, D. Harkins, P. O’Conneli. B. Murray, T. Jenkison. L. Dubler Very Enjoyable Year Staring line-up of the Rams The 1982 Rams football team with head coach, Mr. Icavove, and tri-captains: Carl Parker, Mike Laudisio, and Bob McCartney had a great year as a team. Their record wasn’t great but according to Mr. Icavove: 1982 was a very enjoyable year. Although our record was not what we had hoped for, I must say the year and the players were a pleasure. Both in good times and bad the team never waivered. Their attitude and hard work made this year one of the finest that I have ever had. Besides the team spirit some individuals made the season brighter even with the re- cord such as Mike Laudiso who made All South Jersey. G.C. Spirit In Action The cheerleading squad of the 1982-83 season helped to lead the school in boosting it's spir- it throughout the year. Under the supervision of Mrs. Bar- bara Maulo and co-captains April Englehart and Kris Mackin, the squad has put on outstanding performances at pep rallies and games. tops L-R: Judy Gendron, Mary Bryson, Karen Fronkcoiak, Meg Keane, Mary Sigmund, middiet Lisa Marcianna, Helen Walker, Carol Gambale. front: Donna Finn, Cheryl Landi, Chris Dailey, Michelle Minutola. Varsity Squad: standing L-R Denise Aprilette, Donna Mann, Missy Lee, Mary Lamplaugh, Kris Mackin, kneeling L-R: Betti DiRoucco, Michele Daily. Diane Mann, Karen Reader and April Englehart. missing: Diane Landi, Meg Keane We’ve Got The Spirit April Englehart Kris Mackin Michele Dailey Girl’s Tennis Reaches Peak This year's tennis team can be considered the best of all G.C.H.S. teams. They pulled together to battle each obstacle and found out that they were better than they expected. Andrea Villare led the team followed by Christine Lavin and Sue Schultze. Jo Ann Jordan and Marybeth Eskensen were first doubles and last, but not least, Kathy Kurley and Lisa Ipri proved to be the deter- mining factor at many of the matches. Overall the girls had a great season. With a total of II wins and 3 losses, the girls certainly showed their opponents what the G.C.H.S. spirit is. Great serving girls! Girl’s Tennis Record for the 1982-83 Season VS Scores Edgewood Won 4-1 Overbrook Won 4-1 Cherry Hill West Lost 1-4 Williamstown Won 3-2 Washington Township Won 4-1 West Deptford Won 4-1 Clearview Won 3-2 Highland Lost 2-3 Paul VI Won 4-1 Glassboro Won 5-0 Triton Won 4-1 Lower Cape May Won 5-0 Eastern Lost 0-5 Deptford Won 5-0 Season Records. Overall — II wins, 3 losses Conference — 8 wins, 3 losses Division — 4 wins, 1 loss 81 Top, S. McDonald. A. Bullinger, Coach. Karin Ganly Middle, J. Jordan. M. Eskesen. K. Kerly. L. Ipri, K. Evans. Bottom, A. Villare. C. Lavin, S. Schultes. The soccer team in '83 showed their pride this year. They had one of the best years ever, Lead by captains Ton Donnelly, Tim McHugh, Fran Mollholland, and Greg Bader, the team proved that they could not be tak- en lightly. Coach Mike Pio gave great insight to the team. Another aspect was the surpris- ing freshmen who proved you are never too small. In future years, the team should prove to be a force in sports. Scoreboard Won Lost Tied Varsity 3 17 0 J.V. 6 a 0 Soccer 82 J.V. - standing- P. Muldoon, P. Fazen, W. Noonan. D. Noonan, G. Arbocus kneeling- M. Bocchiocchio, M. Esposito, R. Glennan, G. Al- len, D. Cayle sitting: J. Fish, D. Gellenthin, D. Virgilio, A. Burgo Varsity: standing: T. Donnelly, T. McHugh, Coach Mike Pio, S. Schumacher, M. Smith, J. Ryan, kneeling� J. Gervasi, G. Bader, F. Mul- holland, E. Reed, E. Majeski, D. Doughton, sitting: P. Maughen. J. DeVicta, L. Burgo, J. Reason, L. Marcianne 83 The Loneliness Of The This year's cross country team fin- ished the year with a record of 4 wins and 12 losses. This year's coach Browning Ross was pleased with the effort put forth by the team. The team was led by Pete Worthington who was chosen for All-Conference. Other team members were seniors, Bernie Oleska and James McCoog, juniors, Ron Block, Pat Masters, Steve Barns and freshman, Ed Ken- nedy. The girls team was led throughout the year by senior Kathy Sigmund. Coach Jack Heath was ex- tremely happy with the spirit and enthusiasm displayed by the girls all year. Top.- Ron Block, Ed Kennedy, Bernie Oleska, and Steve Barns. Bottom: Pat Masters, J.R. McCoog, and Pete Worthington. GUXJCESTEK «5 j 84 Kathy Sigmund, Sue Block, Sue Vacca and Beth Scott Bcrnie Oleska Ww7 Long Distance Runners Kathy Sigmund J.R. McCoog 85 Bowling 1st row l-r: P. Muldoon, Mr. O’Brien, (coach,), 2nd row l-r« C. Connelly, T. Bell, R. Glennan, T. Smith, S. Neilio. 3rd row l-r: J. Rhoda, J. McCoog, J. Adamski, W. Crowe. M. Burr, M. Kelly, T. Kavanaugh 1st row l-r: S. Saylor, K. Luketina, D. Doughten, 2nd row: K. Payne, P. Maahs, M. Jones, T. Neilio. 3rd row: D. Heimerl, J. Flinn, R. Adamski, E. Muldoon, S. Peoples,. Wrestling kneeling, l-r: G. Allenby, C. Parker, M. Beebe, (captains) 2nd row l-r: V. Torino, M. McConville, R. Seffrin. M. Fronkowiak, D. Fish, J. Scanlon, C. Pierce, J. Ryan. 3rd row l-r: (managers G. Miserendino, S. MacMullin.) P. Keane, A. Marcella, G. Powers, P. Tighe, J. Miserendino, P. Allen- by, C. Seffrin, C. Neider. Girls Reid Hockey This year’s Field Hockey Team did not have a winning season, but since the team is a very young team, the skills and experience acquired this year will undoubtably help them in the future according to coach Barb Hutchinson. With only three players being lost to graduation, senior captain Melissa McIntyre, Kathy Luketina and Rita Me- dica, the majority of the team will be returning next year. Varsity: standing: Coach Mrs. Hutchinson, M. McIntyre G. Roach, D McCarthy, R. Medica, P. Allen, C. Neider kneeling: J. Rozanski, M. Hampton. M. McQuire, D. McCarthy, K. Luketina. sitting: K. Morris, T. Klatt, C. Ernhart J.V.: standing: G. Miserandino, R. Quinlan. C. Dorris. J. Smith, L. Tighe coach, kneeling: C. Turning, J. Flinn M. Burkhardt. M. Santo, J. McFadden, sitting: S. Flynn B. Pascal, M. Bridge. 87 Boy’s Basketball This year's boys basketball team was a team that, for a good part of the year, had it's back against the wall. On many occasions they were without two and three start- ers. They were never able to put together any momen- tum because of never knowing who was ill or hurt. Nonetheless, the players practiced and played hard. Hard enough to be very close in a lot of games and hard enough to beat Gloucester High in our highlight of the year. It was a learning experience for all, and one which will benefit us in the future. Standing: Mike Narducci, Don Gendasyek, Brian Green, Chris Campbell, Managers: standing: Joe Wunsch, Janine Wilkinson. Tricia Feltman. Jeff Cordner. Denny Calloway, Greg Gerst, Pat Danaher, Thomas Orzechowski, Joe Kneeling: Beth Pascal and Denise Mann. Fountas. Kneeling: Captains, Pete Reardon, and Joe Reed. 88 Standing: Asst, coach, Pat Murphy, Ron Conley, Kevin Campbell, Brian Green, Mike Lindner, Joe Reed, Gregg DeWitt, Pete Reardon, Tom Orzechowski, Coach: Tony Powers, and captain Paul Farrell. Gregg DeWitt Ron Conley Paul Farrell Shows Great Spirit” Seniors Top row, Bob Chew, Jeff Gervasi. Sal Medica, Patrick Moughan. John Pepe, Kyle McKinney. Middle row, Dave Grassi, mgr. Jim Delaney, John Griffith, Joe Polidoro. Travis Williams, Jerrod Gervasi. Bottom row, Kevin Wilson, George Allen, Brian Manchester. George Kaufman. 89 G.C. Girls Basketball r f The 1982-83 Girls Basketball team has completed another outstanding season. Under the coaching supervision of Mr. Tony Ettore, the Rammettes have finished off their second straight season undefeated. Bringing their unbeaten streak to a new state record of 78 straight games shattering the old standing record of 51. The squad was lead by senior captain and thousand point scorer, Michele Jensen., junior power forwards Lisa Angelotti, also a thousand point scorer, and Barb Maronski. The back court and ball handling duties were taken by junior shooting guard Sue Prendergast and senior point guard Melissa McIntyre. The team also has an extremely strong bench with Rita Medica and Kara Turing ready and anxious to contribute. As in the past Gloucester Catholic has much to look forward too with many talented underclassmen waiting for the chance to maintain a ’’STATE CHAMPIONSHIP TRADITION.” L-R Jackie Reardon, Karen Matt. Kara Turing, Joanne Brandt. Rita Medica, Lisa An- gelotti, Barbara Maronski, The- resa Essig, Sue Prendergast, Melissa McIntyre, Eileen Nolan, Coach-Tony Ettore Does It Again!! Seniors Rita Medica missing Michele Jensen Melissa McIntyre Lisa receives congratulations on scoring her 1,000 point Terri shoots for twol 92 sassvio oSjiuy QQILj] fllUQ© Rosemarie Adamski Christine Abbamondi Paul Allamby % A it 1 1 A n i George Allen Louis Angelino Stephen Ardire Jennifer Barnes Susan Block Nario Bocchicchio Daniel Bonomo Maria Branca Mary Burkhardt Susan Burleigh Craig Burman Paul Callaghan Mark Bechta Elizabeth Bechler Simone Bey Michelle Bridge Michele Bryne Louis Burgo ■ Joseph Carrozza Susan Cericola Mark Chapman James Cheatham Robert Chew Eric Ciambrano Christina Colasuonno Eileen Cole Richard Colletti Karen Collins Lisa Concha Lauren Coniglio Grace Connelly Cynthia Connor Helen Convery Daniel Conner David Coyle Jill Crosson James Delaney Kathleen Delaney Steven DeVito Kimberly Dott Mary Ellen Dougherty Andrew Dubler Lisa Ferry Diane Ficarra Danielle Fiscella A® 0 - wm Patricia David - r W 1 Kenneth Davis [ a Aa — Carlene Dickson rjE?P Kimberly DiPersio ■ IS f m J Kathleen Donnelly 1 H A m ™ Paul Earnest Joseph Falcone J u — 1 Annette Feret Of s a AH I 9W j Jeffrey Fl'nn ASS JJ Joyce Flinn fW' Susan F|ynn ■BlW,- HI Wmr W JBi Dennis Forward Richard Fount£s Raymond Fowler Lois Freeman Karen Fronckowiak 9 95 fl f ft. ft ft on n Karen Fronckowiak Joelle Garczynski Judith Gendron Jeffery Gervasi Jerrod Gervasi Anthony Gizzie Joanne Gorman David Grassi Michelle Gregal John Griffith Lisa Guglietti Vincent Guinta Albert Haley Charles Harrison Doris Heimerl Edward Hollingsworth Patrick Hughes Donna lacovone Lisa Ipri Edward Jackowski Christopher Jarrett Vincent Jarrett Michael Jenkinson Tracey Jones Barbara Jordan Marybeth Kaighn George Kaufman Wayne Kavanaugh Grace Kelly Edward Kennedy Patrick Kivlen Danielle Klink Jeffery Labbree Barbara Lamplugh Anthony Lamonica Renec Latorrc Colleen Lawrence Denise Orzechowski Christopher Parker John Pepe Patrick Moughan Erin Muldoon Stephen Nastasi Janet Leach Suzanne Lee Tracy Lukasiewicz Daniel Magee Michelle Minutola Steven Miserendino Charisse Montone April Moore Darlene Morgano Edward Morrison John Petitt Cynthia Petroshock Danny Pettolina Richard Piasecki Julie Pierantoni James Pierce Joseph Polidoro Brian Manchester Karen Marano Louis Marcianna Theresa Marconi Kyle McKinney Salvatore Medica Dawn Metzger Paula Mignone Katherine Martin Patrick McCarty Elizabeth McComb Marcus McCranie John Paloney Gary Powers John Prendergast Sharon Pusey Joseph Reason Robert Revell Sean Roberts Hector Rodriquez Donald Sandberg Stephanie Sanderson John Scarduzio Christine Schwarz Beth Scott Kelly Seas Maryellen Sigmund Nicholas Similia Jennifer Stanger Christopher Taylor Michelle Taylor Annmarie Terifay John Thomashefsky Leeann Thomashefsky Lee Anne Thompson Thomas Thomson Barbara Tiefenthaler Robert Tomlinson Victor Torino Marissa Tortorise David Townsend Carolyn Traum Kristine Turing Suzanne Vacca Sharon Veit Gerald Wade Wendy Wagner Edith Walters David Warburton Elizabeth Warburton Joseph Welsh Michelle Wesley Steven Wexler Lisa Wilkinson Travis Williams Kevin Wilson Robert Wisenauer Michael Yanak Timothy Yowler SOPHOMORE CLASS 1985 James Adamski Robbi Ann Albert William Allison Danielle Antolini Jeff Barney Patrick Beckett Micheal Beebe Christine Bobiak Lisa Bonomo Joanne Brandt Anthony Brida Mary Bryson Walter Cerkez John Chamberlin William Clay Paula Coward • ft' Micheal Coxson William Crowe Matthew Crowley Russell Cullen John Dagney Christine Daily Robert DePaul Nancy DeWechter Christine Dickson Bernadette DiRenzo Elizabeth DiRuocco Christina DiSilvestro Ronald Dolan Kristine Dorris Leo Dubler Christine Ernharth Micheal Esposito Kathleen Evans Frank Fanelli Scott Ferry Johann Fina Donna Flinn Jeanne Fitzpatrick Mary Flynn James Flynn Denise Fowler Micheal Fronckowiak Carol Gambale Lynn Garczynski Robert Gardener Lisa Geller Daniel Gendaszek Virginia Gonzales Brian Green Richard Grubb Patricia Gussen Karen Hammill Michele Hampton Joseph Harkins Belinda Hennessy David Herr Cynthia Hodson Kelly Jackson Thomas Jenkinson Lisa Jergensen Christa Joie Patrick Kaighn Debbie Katziner’ Margaret Keane Kelly Ann Keenan Michael Kenney Kevin Keoghan Kathleen Kerley Theresa Klatt William Klaus Lauren Kline Patricia Kupcha Mary Lamplugh Cheryl Landi Denine Landi Bonnie Laphan Michael Leach Jeanne Levonchuck Micheal Linder Jerome Modson Andrew Magino Edward Majeski Sherie Manzoni Anthoni Marcella Lisa Marcianna Mary Mastreni Allison Mattson Debra McCarthy Kelly Ann McCartney Michelle McCarty Michael McConville Sarabeth McDonald Jacqueline McFadden Linda McGinely Theresa McHugh Michele McShane Judith Metzgu John Milano Patrick Milburn Gina Misererdino Joseph Mitchell Anthony Monostra Joseph Montone Paul Morgan© Karen Morris Laura Muglie Melissa Mulford Sean Mulholland Anne Munz Dennis Murphy Theresa Murphy Peter Naughton Christine Nieder Roxanne Noonan Philip O’Connell Thomas O’Donnell Thomas Orzechowski Christine Pardo Elizabeth Pascal Kathleen Payne Stephen Pierzynski Joseph Persichetti Nicholas Polen Regina Quinlan Micheal Ramsey Mare Raspa Michael Raube Edward Read Donna Roney Juliann Rozanski Micheal Rullo Andrew Russo Denise Sabo Noel Saropek Linda Salvatore Michele Santo William Savidge Joseph Scanlon Gretchen Schaller Sharon Schumacher Christopher Seffrin Jill-Kenee Sisco Patricia Smalley Julia Smith Deborah Solinsky Dominic Staiano Jacqueline Stokes Kathleen Sweeny Jill Szilagyi Shawn Shiflet Kathleen Terifay Heather Tessmer Frances Thomas Paul Tighe Lisa Ann Torelli William Tricocci Michael Trudac Karen Underwood Vincent Vitola Deanna Virgilio Michael Wachter Helen Anne Walker William Welsh Janine Wilkinson Douglas Willett Doris Wisehauer Barbara Worrell Dolores Zimmerman JUNIOR CLASS 1984 Dina Abbonizia Karen Ackely Mary Lou Agar Gerald Allamby Patricia Allen Jennifer Ambrose Lisa Angelotti Pasquale Arnotte Stephanie Atkinson Maria Barney Stephen Barns Thomas Bell Mary Benecke Ronald Block James Blymer Denise Boyer Michele Brandt Daniele Brida Andrea Burgo Edward Butwin Gerald Calabro Kevin Campbell Kelly Carpenter Kim Carpenter Patricia Carr Richard Chrone Tracy Cipolone Kelly Connelly Kathleen Connors Julia Crumsho Patrick Danaher Susan Defonce Antonio Deluzio Annette DiMatteo Antionette DiMeo Geraldine DiRenzo Joseph Driscoll Muareen Dunn Edward Dyson Mary Beth Eskensen Theresa Essig Bobbi Fenza James Ferry Julie Fish Bartholomew Fitzpatrick Michael Fitzpatrick Brian Forte Joseph Fountas Karen Freidel Michael Garr Peter Gawason Diane Gellenthin Gregory Gerst Joanne Giosia Dawn Gregal John Green Christine Flawley Holly Hennessy James Hughes Jeff Hutchinson Paul Jarrett Michelle Jones Catheryn Kaighn Edward Kain Michelle Keane Colleen Kelly Michael Kenny David Kinkade Dolores Klaus Dolores Klinewski Gary Koehler Mary Krajewski Cynthia Kulpa Michelle Kuropatwa David Lamonica Katherine Lattanzi John Lavin Melissa Lee Maria Lepore Tracy Lichtman Timothy Lutz Pamala Maahs Leslie MacMullin Meg Maguire Theresa Mahan Joseph Mancuso Denise Mann Diane Mann Donna Mann Philip Marcella Traci Marcianna Barbara Maronski Peter Marucci Patrick Masters Bernard McDonald Walter McDonald James McGroarty Jennifer McGroarty Michael McIntyre Joanne McKenna Mary Beth Monteforte Rita Morrison Kathleen Munz Colleen Murphy Brian Murray Steven Neilio 109 Toni Neiiio Eileen Nolan Darrell Noonan Martha Obarski Bernadette O’Brien Michele Oleksa Linda Orzechowski David Pascal Michael Pavlick Stacey Peoples Stephanie Pepe Veronica Polan Joanne Popjoy Susan Prendergast Theresa Prendergast Christina Purcell Brian Rafter Karen Reader Peter Reardon Joseph Reed Patricia Rent James Revelli Sherry Lynn Quinn Gail Roach John Robinson Kathleen Rowson Thomas Sambler Frank Talarico Donald Tedesco Lenore Tessmer Gordon Thomas James Tiefenthaler Margaret Tobin Michael Tracey Kara Turing Eugene Vernacchio Patricia Vesper Gregg Weisenbach Kevin West Tracy Wexler Robert Wilson Celeste Wisniewski Christine Witasick Joseph Wolf Peter Wortington 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Schreidl Maria Senula Russell Sigmund Patricia Taggart 40 aomi is one with whom we share is one who always cares as you in every wly managing to brighten the day minded me %f a butterfly ng your wings, making me cry age that lets go of what we had, way it ended makes me sad imes we all have our doubts then we realize what life is at God wanted you because you were I think that now ts understood But you live on amonst us Your spirit will never die But Nay, the hardest part of all, Was having to say GOODBYEII Michelle Keane ei3htu three Freund V___________________ SCHOOL LIFE This years homecoming court: J. Geller, A. Englehart. M. Haas, R. Medica, K. Matt, and E. Newman. The 1982 Homecoming Queen was April Englehart escorted by John Sacchetti. The Homecoming Parade was different this year since it not only had the court but different stu- dent’s cars decorated and the Gar- den State String Band to accompany the girls Garden State String Band 114 Homecoming Queen April Englehart and escort, John Sacchetti Accompanies Homecoming Court The Garden State String Band Homecoming Escorts: J. Barney, T. Donnelly, P. Farrei, N. Falconiero, J. Sacchetti, P. McKenna 1982 Prom This year's prom, Open Arms , was an event to be cherished by all who attended. The event was spon- sored by the Junior Class who did an excellent job and produced a wonderful night. The court consist- ed of six girls, Ro Vollaro, Kris Mackin, Monica Haas, Michele Dai- ley, Ellie Newman and Ellie DiNoia. Music for the occasion was pro- vided by the Pros and was held at Nicolosis in Woodbury. The event was capped off with the crowning of Ellie Newman as prom queen. She was not only stunned, but very emo- tional as she was introduced as the queen of the entire affair. Prom court. Ro Vollaro, Ellie DiNoia, Monica Haas. Kris Mackin, M. Dailey, sitting, Ellie Newman. Open Arms” Always And Forever Theme Of The Junior Ring Mass, which was held on Nov. 23, 1982, was a memorable experience for all who attended. Fr. Martelli presented the Class of '84 with their rings. All had fun at the dance after- wards and all was a success. Junior Ring Mass And Dance Ring Mass Committee Back row: L-R: R. Chrone, C. Witasik. M. Li- pore. M. Pavlik. P. Vesper. D. Brida, D. Gre- gal. 2nd row: B. Murray, B. Fenza, L. Tessmer. D. Mann. K. Turing, M. Lee, T. Neilo, D. Mann. C. Kulpa, $. Prendergast, Mr. Kruc, (modera- tor), 3rd row: E. Nolan, K. Reader. M. Oleska, D. Boyer, A. Burgo, J. McKenna, 4th row: J. Ambrose. T. Prendergast, L. Orzechowski, B. O’Brien, D. Mann. 119 Punk-A-Ween Halloween is the time of year to use our imaginations. This year’s Punk-a-ween dance was no exception. Students were dressed in everything imaginable. They ranged in variety from bunnies ... to girls wearing mini-skirts. Some were daring enough to get their hair cut—punk style. Others went ail out by streaking their hair with dye in colors such as purple and green. There were many highlights to the evening, but the main event of the night was the appearance of Otis Day and the Nights”. The group was composed of our own Ed Heisler, Jeff Bechta, Mike Raube and Pete Naughton. Their performance was nothing short of excellent. Over all, everyone enjoyed themselves and had a lot of fun. WHAT IF??? Andy Collarin came to school two days in a row Father Martelli wasn't Italian Miss Ganly's room had heat Ray Saunders was 6’2” and mute Mr. Nark didn’t tell deer stories Dottie and Melissa weren't addicted to centipede Molly McLane wasn’t late for class? Mr. McCluskey freaked out”? Denise Aprilett knew how to whisper Mr. Ettore didn’t laugh at his own jokes? There weren’t sophomores? Pat McKenna ran out of things to say? There was no What if” page?l Paul Farell was humble? Mr. Kruc couldn't draw stick figures? Andrea Villare wore cubic zirconia? Miss Pauciello was a Valley Girl? Kelly Collins didn’t love purple? Yearbook staff met deadlines? Linda Lang had patience? Mrs. Marinucci drove an Edsei? Chris Cheltenham went to class? Tom Donnelly didn’t match? Mrs. Narducci was organized? Bob Cleaver couldn’t go to the nurse? Gloucester City was dry? 122 Roar Of The Greasepaint The play Smell of the Greasepaint, Roar of the Crowd’’ was viewed by the G.C.H.S. audience in December of 1982. The play was the first of two being presented this year. Greasepaint was a Roaring’’ success with an enthusiastic cast of unique characters. The play was based on the game of life. The main characters Cocky, played by Kenny Lee. and Sir. played by Ed Heisler. gave a lively and entertaining performance. 124 Skiing In Vermont Gloucester Catholic's Ski Club with moderator Father Peter Sullivan, took a well needed three day vacation on January 25, when they packed up and went to beautiful Vermont. The skiers spent their days skiing in Vermont's scenic Sugarbush Valley. Their nights in Vermont’s capital city of Montpe- lier, Sugarbush and Sugarbush North offered excitement and a variety of trails for all level of skiiers. The skiiers enjoyed the hospitality of the Montpelier Tavern Inn and a great time was had by everyone who participat- ed. 125 127 All right MaryV’ll Take out your Crayola ?? You threw the football where''? I told you never to call me at work”l Senior Directory William Adomonis 1156 Jefferson Ave. Bellmawr, N.J. 08031 Kathleen Ahern 2d Marion Ave. Westville Grove, N.J. 08093 Kim Andaloro 193 Devon Dr. Woodbury, NJ. 08096 Christine Angelotti 7 Biscayne Blvd. Woodbury Heights, N.J. 08097 Denise Apriletti 40 Budd Blvd. Woodbury Heights. N.J. 08097 George Arbocus 205 Bergen Ave. Bellmawr, N.J. 08031 Michael Burr 18 Sartori Ave. Mt. Ephraim, N.J. 08059 Regina Bylone 1311 Lincoln Ave. Woodbury, N.J. 08096 Dianne Cameron 1031 Somerset Rd. Westville Grove, N.J. 08093 Carla Cangelosi 61 Spring Hill Wenonah. N.J. 08051 Heather Carine 216 Ogden Rd. Woodbury Heights, N.J. 08097 Kimberly Carlson 2306 A Allen Ct. Philadelphia, Pa. 19112 Gregory Bader 141 Union Ave. Bellmawr, N.J. 08031 Jacqueline Baines 8 Kent Court Wenonah, N.J. 08051 Joseph Barney 328 Spruce Ave. Mt. Ephraim, N.J. 08059 Jeffrey Bechta P.O. Box 35 Wenonah, N.J. 08051 Michele Bonomo 35 So. Oak Ave. Mt. 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