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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1984 volume:

Aries ] L984 Gloucester Catholic High School, 133 Ridgeway St., Gloucester, N.J. the source faculty administration p. 17 the current activities p. 27 the rapids the tides events p. 75 the undercurrent T underclassmen p. 93 the crest________ Cover Sketch: Darrell Noonan ’84 the seniors p. 107 TT 1 fi 1 XU i AFTCfL HIGH SCHOOL WHAT 14 They Keep Us On Course . . . Most Reverend James L. Schad Aux. Bishop of Camden Father Thomas McIntyre Superintendent of Schools 18 Rev. Msgr. Edward B. Lucitt, who has retired after more than 22 years at St. Mary’s presents diplomas to the 1983 graduates in G.C.H.S. audi- torium, recently renamed in his hon- or. And Steer The Ship On Its Journey Father Joseph Martelli Principal With Father Martelli as captain and Father Pete as his first mate, the journey through four years at Gloucester Catholic High School becomes a solid preparation for life. From Fr. Martelli’s first words during morning medita- tion to Fr. Pete’s, “have a good evening”, the day is filled with signs of their dedication to excellence at Gloucester Catholic and their concern for each person, faculty and student, who is on board. Edward Beckett “I have a friend who . . . Religion II B.A. Rutgers Univ. Martha R. Bradley “St. Richard—I mean St. Cece- lia, pray for us.” Art, Music B.A. Glassboro State The Crew When Father Martelli Shouts “All hands on deck”, This tireless faculty Into classrooms do trek. To entertain, to instruct, To listen, to cajole, And even occassionally To remember to take roll. “Can we have a free?”, The students implore. Quoth the faculty “Nevermore.” From dangling participles To quadratic equations, They equip our young students For every occasion. No ship of fools This school by the river, Thanks to a faculty That can really deliver. Joan Chalmers “What if . . .?” A. P. Biology, Geometry, Trigo- nometry B. S. White Plains, M.A. St. Jo- sephs David Coghlan “Can you get into this?” English IV, Guidance B.A. Mt. St. Mary’s, M.A. Tem- ple 5 warn utmm FHBYR John Colman “What are you guys doing over there?” U.S. History I, Administrative Assistant B.S. Mt. St. Mary’s Doris DeBarger Don’t move until I dismiss you.” English I, II, Communication Arts B.A. Douglass College, M.A. Clark Univ. i iiuuiu u •VIII 261 26 27 -8 Mn Fe Co Ni 431 44; 46 Tc R.I Rhjf 58| 59] 60 Pr Th Pa An D £A : v oc I M $ yy ar Anthony Ettore “Don’t everybody answer at once.’’ English III, IV B.S. St. Joseph’s Univ. Walter Finley “I don’t have any quarters. Woodshop Christine Furlanetto “Will you please be quiet!” Precision Math, Algebra II, Chemistry B.A. Carlton College, M.S. Univ. of Chicago Karin Ganly “Are you people finished? English II, III B.A. Glassboro State Stockton College Otilia Gearhart “I love to sing and dance.” Spanish I, II, French II B.A. Glassboro State Sr. Mary Gerald “Don’t answer, just acknow- ledge. Librarian B.A. Villanova, M.A. Villanova Glassboro John Heath “Nothing to it—but to do it. Personal Typing, Computer Sci- ence B.S. Villanova Thomas Iacovone “We have pride, we have tradi- tion.” Economics, Sociology, Recruit- ment, Guidance B.A. Glassboro State James Kruc Sr. Gertrude Mary Barbara Maulo Robert McCluskey “Let’s play school. “What’s the reason?” “Ladies, the bell has rung.” Whoaaaaah!” Religion III, IV Advanced Chemistry, Home Typing, Steno, Secretarial Prac- Western Civ., Psychology M.A. St. Charles Borromeo Economics tice B.A. Harding Univ. Seminary B.S. St. Elizabeth, M.A. Ford- Taylor Business School ham Univ., M.S. Notre Dame Rev. George McCormick “Two days detention for throw- ing paper.” Freshmen Biology, Chemistry B.A. Drexel, M.A. St. Charles Patrick Murphy Kathleen Narducci Robert Nark “I never give a free.” “Don’t worry, it’ll come to you.” “That’s wicked!” Computer Science, Accounting I, Algebra II, Algebra II Trig., Ad- Chemistry, Anatomy II, Economics vanced Math B.A. Rutgers Univ. B.S. Glassboro State B.S. Glassboro State KONSki Bertha Nolan “Look at all the Marys.” Phys. Ed., Health, Driver’s Ed., C.P.R. B.S. Glassboro State Daniel O’Brien “I can’t believe you guys.” Phys. Ed., Health, Driver’s Ed., C.P.R. B.A. Glassboro State Diana Pauciello “I’m not going to sink to your level, you’re going to rise to mine.” Spanish I, II, French I B.S. Temple Univ. Rev. William Pierce “Points, points, points!” Religion III, IV B.A. Mt. St. Mary’s, M.A. Glass boro Anthony Powers “Will the following people report to my office . . .” U.S. History I, Dean of Disci- pline B.A. Glassboro State Joseph Rafferty “Listen up.” Western Civ., U.S. History I B.A. Rutgers Univ. Mary Ann Saunders “Yo!” U.S. History II, Current Events B.A. Glassboro State Gerald Scharff “This is like trying to teach a retarded snake to crawl. Algebra I, Geometry, Athletic Director B.S. Northeastern Univ. Rev. John Sullivan Lenora Vizzini “Okay . . . okay . . . okay . . “The only sound I want to hear Religion I is the sound of pens moving on B.A. St. John's Univ. paper.” English I, II, Remedial Reading B.A. Trinity College With mixed emotions we bid farewell to Mr. Thomas Iacavone, teach- er, coach, alumnus and loyal friend of G.C.H.S. for twelve years. We wish him joy in his new home and success in his new career. His presence will be missed, but the results of his tireless efforts remain for the rest of us to build upon. 24 Joanne Walsh “Drat.” “People!” Biology, Physics B.A. Glassboro State Jane Woods “We work from bell to bell.” Algebra I, Consumer Math B.A. Rosemont College Great Support Staff Makes For Smooth Sailing Kass Reed - Secretary Helen Tricocci - Secretary Betty Krumm - Bookkeeper Margaret Haughey - Secretary Angie Worley - School Nurse Marie Murphy - Secretary William Pricoli - Compensatory Education 1 . The Galley Mae Nash (cafeteria manager). Hazel Patton, Dolores Whilleson, Joan Roney Maintenance Crew They Keep Our School Ship-Shape clockwise: Walt Finley, A1 Roberts, Jim McNamee, Ann Viereck, Bill Ashman ACTIVITIES Kara Turing gives the following report of this year’s Student Council: The Student Council of 1983-84 is closely supervised by its moderator Fr. John Sullivan. Kara Turing is the President this year with Ed Kain as Vice-President and Jim Dunn as Secretary. The hard- working representatives this year are: Seniors: J. Blymer, M. Maguire, C. Murphy, D. Pascal, Juniors: B. Clay, C. Dailey, P. Naughton, G. Schaller, Sophomores: R. Colletti, B. Jordon, D. Orzechowski, S. Presly. The Student Council has sponsored such activities as the Halloween Dance whose theme was “A Monster Bash”, merry munchies during the Christmas season, and their annual Sadie Hawkins Dance. The Student Council also plays an active part in the pep rallies. Besides doing things in school, the student council also helps the needy in our community by sponsoring the Thanksgiving Day Drive. This year the student council worked hard together and has made school a fun place to be. Student Council VP: Ed Kain, PRES: Kara Turing, SECT: Jim Dunn. Bottom Row: Gretchen Schaller, Chris Daly, Sharon Pusey, Denise Orzechowski, Colleen Murphy, Meg McGuire, Barb Jordan, Peter Naughton Top Row: Kara Turing, Rich Colletti, Jim Blymer, Jim Dunn, Ed Kain, Dave Pascal Bridge Between School And Students Installation of Student Council members Above: Freshman Class Officers Lisa Rink, Angela Prosinski, Sean Kelly, Anne Marie Dougherty. Right: Senior Class Officers Diane Mann and Michele Oleksa +A% f Happy Birthday To You One of the many small tradi- T-J qvavvtt 1 vL n ri Q T tions that give Gloucester lldJJjJj JJII LIlClCLy Catholic its big reputation as a school with a family atmosphere is Fr. Martelli’s birthday cards. Each student is called down to the office on his or her birthday to receive a card, small gift, and personal birth- day greetings from their principal. Sometimes Father Martelli falls be- hind but he never forgets. He even remembers the teachers and staff on their special days. Everyone can look forward to at least one trip to the principal’s office each year. JO 30 SC LEADS FOOD DRIVE Gloucester students continued their tradition of putting the “giv- ing” back into Thanksgiving. In a food drive organized by Father Sullivan and the student council, each homeroom collected canned goods and money so that Thanksgiving baskets could be delivered to needy families in the area. Although each homeroom contributed, Mrs. Vizzini and 9A were tops in donations. On the final day of the drive faculty members brought in loaves of bread and SC members added turkeys, wine, and fresh fruits and vegetables to all the canned goods that had already been collected. The results were 21 cheerfully decorat- ed cartons of food from the Gloucester Catholic family to other families all around us. In addition SC was able to give Christmas gifts to the needy at St. Mary’s home and make a donation from Gloucester Catho- lic to the Bishop’s Conference for the poor of the world. National Honor Society Front L to R: M. Coxson, M. Narducci, W. McDonald, A. DeMeo, G. Schaller, M. McShane, M. Hampton, A. Burgo, D. Boyer, B. McDonald Back Row: M. McCarty, D. Brida, J. Tiefenthaler, W. Clay, M. Benecke, J. Reed, M. Lindner, J. Green, L. Angelotti, C. Witasick, M. Lepore, S. Prendergast. Not pictured: moderator Mary Ann Saunders. What is in a name? If you ask most students at Gloucester Catholic what the National Honor Society is they’ll more than likely say it’s an organization made up of all those who have achieved honors. True, you have to be an honor student to be eligible for NHS, but you must be much more. You must also be a doer, someone involved. The National Honor Society is made up of individuals who are doers. During the 1983-84 school year the NHS has sponsored fund raisers and volun- teered to work for such organizations as the American Cancer Society and Deb- orah Heart and Lung Association. They have worked with the children from St. John of God, attended honors seminars at area colleges, and assisted some of our own students through a tutorial program oper- ated by the society. Toys were collected and distributed to children who otherwise may not have recieved any, and some of our Senior Citizens were left smiling after a NHS visit over the holiday season. While some of this work is done during a school day, just as much of it is accom- plished after school or on days off. At the same time, most of the members of the Society are actively involved in other areas of the school-Student Council, news- paper, yearbook, sport teams or Knowl- edge Bowl, just to mention a few. Yes, it is a priviledge to belong to the National Honor Society, but it’s also a lot of doing. That’s what is not in a name. Above: NHS officers A. DeMeo, M. LePore, D. Boyer, L. Angelotti Below: NHS members host a Halloween party at St. John of God School National Honor Society Installation Mrs. DeBarger and Aries Editors Patty Carr, Michelle McCarty Karen Hamill, Denise Boyer, Jen Ambrose Job 862 Each year at Gloucester Catholic has its own special flavor and it is the Aries’ staffs job to capture that unique- ness and record it in a permanent document. A document that, as the years go by and we occasional- ly take it down from a shelf at home or a box in the attic, will become more and more precious. Under the direction of a new advi- sor, Doris DeBarger, and editor Patty Carr, this year’s staff spent many long Thursday afternoons selecting photos, laying out pages, thinking up headlines and cap- tions, and typing copy. Twenty- five staff members spent a day last fall at a yearbook conference at Glassboro State College preparing for the huge job ahead of them. As the year progressed the word deadline took on a new and terri- fying meaning. And words like bleed, crop, and pica became fa- miliar parts of their vocabulary. They tried to have a loaded cam- era ready for every event but didn’t always succeed. They tried to spell everyone’s name just right but probably weren’t a hundred percent on that either. Still every page that they did they did with enthusiasm and every page meant learning a little more about the things that go on in our school and the people who do them. This year’s theme centers on the Deleware River which is our silent neighbor and the Walt Whitman Bridge in whose tall shadow we work every day. “I anchor my ship for a little while only, My messengers continually cruise away or bring their returns to me......... I know I am solid and sound, To me the converging objects of the universe perpetually flow, All are written to me, and I must get what the writing means.” Walt Whitman Song of Myself Our school job number assigned by our publisher. This number takes on a very special meaning for Aries staff since they must write it on every photo, layout, or copy page that is sent to the pub- lisher. 34 Editor-in-Chief Patty Carr Staff Photographers Brian Rafter, Pete Naughton, Brian Reed, and Mike Raub Not Pictured: David Grassi First Row: P. Carr, V. Vitola, B. Scott, M. Oleksa, J. Ambrose, M. Lamonica, S. Gilliard Second Row: D. Boyer and Friend, E. Ciambrano, D. Heimerl, M.L. Agar, P. Maahs, J. Popjoy, C. Colasuonno, D. Fowler, M. Noonan, M. Eskesen Third Row: L. Wilkinson, L. Guglietti, J. Pierantozzi D. Iacovone, D. Orzechowski, M. Panchelli, C. Aubrey, M. Rogers. L. Slovak Not Pictured: D. Noonan, R. Noonan, C. Disilvestro, A. Russo, M. McShane, M. Mulford Rampage, the voice of the stu- dent body, is one more tradi- tion at GCHS. Under the guid- ance of Mr. Coghlan and Mr. Ettore, senior editors Denise Boyer and Pat- ty Carr were able to bring the news to the students successfully all year. There was an enthusiastic turn-out of reporters this year especially from the freshman and sophomore class. This Rampage staff tried to concen- trate on stories that would be the most interesting to Gloucester stu- dents. The editors worked hard in their spare time to pull it all together and turn the paper out by a set dead- line. They also initiated some changes this year in the letterhead and the Rampage Symbol giving our school newspaper a fresh new look. Rampage Above: Editors P. Carr, M. McCarty, J. Skamarakas. M. McShane, J. Green, B. Fitzpatrick, D. Boyer Below: Rampage Staff 36 Melodies And Masterpieces Music filled the halls of Glouces- ter Catholic once again this year with the arrival of a new music and art teacher, Mrs. Martha Bradley. This was especially evi- dent during the Christmas season when Mrs. Bradley and Mr. Kruc and a lot of talented GC students brought us a very beautiful Christ- mas liturgy. This was followed by a Christmas show which featured Mr. Rafferty as Santa Claus, Mr. Kruc, Mrs. Narducci, Miss Saunders, and Miss Ganly as Al- vin and the chipmunks, and the prancing and pawing of several senior boys as Santa’s reindeer. The chorus, led by Mrs. Bradley, featured Heather Tessmer and Linda McGinley as soloists. The work of Mrs. Bradley’s Period G Art Class was evident all year on bulletin boards throughout the building. Oneof their most popu- lar contributions was the cheerful “Welcome Ram” which now greets all visitors who enter from Cumberland Street and Ridgeway Street. 8 S I s T E R L I B R A R Y S’ c R E W It takes the combined efforts of all the students you see pictured on this page to keep our school library the relaxing and efficient place that it is. These students, under the careful guidance of Sister Mary Gerald, work in the library during their free periods. Pep Club - Tidal Wave Of Spirit The Gloucester Catholic Pep Club, under the peppy direction of Mr. O’Brien, makes sure that the spirit that GCHS is famous for stays alive and well. They can be seen filling the hallways with posters, deco- rating football player’s houses before a big game, or meeting to create an action-packed pep rally. The photos on this page represent just some of the spirited moments they have given us this year. Pep Club Officers: T. Nelio, K. Turing, M. Oleksa, L. Orzechowski, J. Giosia, D. Klaus I v The Halls Are Alive With The Sounds Of Music The halls of Gloucester Catholic resounded with the familiar tunes of The Sound of Music from January through April as students re- hearsed for this year’s play. Under the direction of Fr. McLaughlin, Heather Tessmer and Chris Seffrin led the singing as Maria and Capt. von Trapp. Other students who auditioned and were selected for major roles were Ricky Fountas, Marybeth Eskesen, Danielle Brida, Antoinette DiMeo, Su- zanne Lee, Christa Joie, Joe Evans, Joe Fountas, Kathleen Evans, and Gina Cipolone. Mr. Coleman produced the play, while Mrs. Chalmers did cos- tumes and Mrs. Pettrone did choreography. Shown here are members of the cast as they prepared for the big night. It’s All No sooner had the last exam been collected than forty-four students joined Mr. Rafferty and Mr. Heath for this year’s ski trip to Quebec, Canada. The beautiful scenery and great skiing on St. Anne’s Mountain made the twelve hour bus ride well worth it. Over the years, midterm skiing has become a very special Gloucester Catholic winter tradition. Knowledge Bowl Team Sails Through Show This year’s Knowledge Bowl team was selected after sever- al practice rounds in which students were continuously eliminat- ed. Miss Saunders, Knowledge Bowl moderator, was looking for students who were well rounded, yet also had a particular area of expertise. The final team consisted of Bart Fitzpa- trick, John Green, Maria Lepore, Bernie McDonald, Andrew Russo, and Michael Kenny. NYT Cable sponsors the Knowledge Bowl, in which 33 area high schools compete for cash prizes totalling up to ten thousand dollars. Each win entitles a school to a $750 cash prize. Gloucester Catholic’s team defeated Northern Burlington Regional in the first round and was looking forward to going all the way to the final face off. Miss Saunders with Knowledge Bowl team: Bernie McDonald, John Green, Maria Lepore, Bart Fitzpatrick, Andrew Russo, and Michael Kenny. Above and right: Joe Carozza and Billy Allison concentrate on lifting. Below: Mr. Rafferty gives tips on cor- rect form to some of the students in his program. Pumping Iron In The Pit This year Mr. Rafferty initiated a winter fitness program in the basement of the annex for all interested students. The weight room is a place where the average athlete can become a great athlete. It is an environment where boys and girls grow to be young men and women. But the magic of the room only comes when the person pours himself or herself totally into the program. It is an opportunity to step out of the easy way of life and create a new person, with a better physique. The only way to become a great athlete is to try. Without trying you will always be nothing more than a person who says “I could have been.” The year started with many question marks and openings, but by the time of the Highland game things seemed to fit into place. At the mid-point of the season we were 4-1 with upset victories over Bishop Eustace and Overbrook along with victories over Highland and Cherry Hill West. Our only setback was against Camden Catholic. Visions of play-offs were on our minds as we entered the sec- ond half of the season; however things did not work out the way we had planned. Injuries began to pile up and our lack of depth began to show. The last 4 games ended in defeat and our final record was 4- 5. The steady play of Joe Reed, Jim McGroarty, Jay Wolf and Tony DeLuzio were highlights of the year. The surprise of the year was the running of Junior Donn Staiano and the defense of Sopho- more Kyle McKinney. The fact that the Rams started 6 underclassmen on Defense and 5 on Offense makes the future look bright. Varsity FRONT SEATED, L-R; M. Paulik, J. Uisco, J. Read. J. McGroarty, J. Wolf, J. Driscoll, M. Garr, T. Lutz, B. Zimmerman, T. Deluzio, C. McClean, P. Reardin, B. Murray, J. Allamby, P. Marucci. 2ND ROW KNEELING, L-R: D. DiBiase, J. Prendergast, J. Carozza, B. Gardner, S. Laskey, B. Allison, D. Staiano, P. Marcel, J. Blymer, B. Savidge, T. Marcella, R. Grubb, B. Klaus, P. O’Connell. 3RD ROW’ STANDING, L-R: J. Darpino, P. McCarty, D. Warbarton, J. Welsh, P. Hughes, J. Griffith, J. Polidoro, S. Medica, B. Vespe, E. Hollingsworth, P. Allamby, T. Yowler, P. Beckett, C. Parker, D. Burdy, D. Murphy. BACK ROW, L-R: C. Harrison, P. Earnest, M. Jenkinson, G. Powers, J. Scarduzio, K. McKinney, T. Thomson, J. Labbree. MISSING FROM PICTURE: V. Jarrett and J. Tiefenthaler. Football Coach Icavone and team captains J. Wolf and T. Lutz. Captain T. Diluzio not in photo “Their Hearts Are In The Game” Under the direction of coaches Joe Rafferty, Sam Misrendino, and John Yowler, the J.V. foot- ball team had an excellent record of 5-1-2. Although practice time togeth- er was limited, the team worked hard to come together as a unit. They are already planning for an even better season next year by using the off sea- son to lift weights and run. Coach Rafferty says that next year’s team will not be big in size but in heart. It is that the heart that made them winners this year and will do the same for them in the future. hman Football The Freshman team was plagued by a series of in- juries early in the season. Despite these setbacks the rest of the team worked hard and came up with a very respectable 3-4-1 season. Most of the pictures on this page were taken at a game at Bishop Eustace which was one of the team’s victories. Here, as in later games, they displayed the talent and tenacity which make them a bright spot in GC’s football future. Seated: M. Ruffalo, N. Ruggeri, J. Gifford. Kneeling: S. Maulo, J. Gryckiewicz, J. Foley. J. DiRienzi, J. Geible, C. Cori, J. Mendel. Standing: D. Scolochini, J. Marucci, K. Grudry, J. Samson, P. Schnell, G. Wolf, M. Conte, R. lacovone, B. Saporetti Not pictured: Rich Pestritto, Don Bogusz, Scott Coghlan, John Aldridge, and Larry Storey. Long Rally To Rebuild For Girls Tennis, this was a re- building season after losing five of last year’s players. The team was lead by Senior Captain, Mary Beth Eskesen, who sup- plied the spirit and the drive to keep the team going through its losses. She always gave 100%, both on and off the court. Kathy Kerley returned to her spot at 1st doubles and J.V. players Kathleen Evans, Sarah McDonald, Roxanne Noonan, and Chris Bobiak moved up to admirably fill slots on the Varsity ros- ter. Senior Chris Witasick joined Kathy Kerley at first doubles and was a great asset to the team. Freshmen Laura Neumann and Chris Thomson joined the team this year and filled in where needed for doubles. The team is looking forward to an improved 1984 season given the benefit of this year’s much needed experience. I Standing: Mary Beth Eskesen, Chris Witasick, Chris Bobiak, coach Karin Ganly. Kneeling: Kathleen Kerley, Chrissy Thomson, Laura Neumann, Roxanne Noonan No Fault With Boys Team The 1983 Boys tennis team record (12- 4), is the best since tennis began at Gloucester Catholic ten years ago. This is especially impressive because it was accomplished with a team consisting of all underclassmen. This young team made it all the way to the state tournament where they lost to Mater Dei by a margin of 2 to 3. The team was led by John Lavin, First Singles; Mick Rullo, Second Singles; Chris Campbell and Mike Raube, First Doubles, and Dan Gen- daszek and Pete Naughton at Second Doubles. Special mention must be made of John Lavin’s excellent year. John capped his all Confence season by winning the confence tournament thus becoming the number one player in the conference. John’s record this year, including tournament games, was an outstanding 22 wins John Lavin - Senior, first singles and 2 loses. Back row: Micky Rullo, John Lavin, Pete Marucci, Mike Garr, Chris Campbell, Kevin Traub; Middle Row: Dan Gendaszek, Pete Naughton, Vince Vitola, Mike Raube; Front Row: Jeff Gervasi, Rich Colletti, David Coyle, Pat Hughes. Not pictured Bill Crowe, Coach Dan O’Brien, Ass’t Coach Doris DeBarger. V7 Girls Kick Off New Sport For GC Considering that they began the year as a totally inexperi- enced team, girls’ soccer was tremendously improved by the end of the season. This was the first year that Gloucester Catholic had girls’ soccer as a fall sport and Coach Burbano was impressed with the positive attitude and GC spirit displayed by the team. Even though their record was 1-7- 1 they finished the season strongly with very close games against well established teams which have been league and state leaders for a long time. The coach predicts a much improved team next year despite the loss of several strong seniors including Captain Andrea Burgo, Center Karen Ackley, and Goalie Michelle Kuropatwa. above: Captain Andrea Burgo below: Goalie Mi chelle Kuropatwa 1st row: M. Kuropatwa. A. Burgo 2nd row: S. Pusey, K. Ackley. L. Coniglio, S. Bollinger, L. McComb, B. Worrell 3rd Row: K. Coyle, S. Block J Flinn, J. Pierantozzi, B. Hennesy, C. Kelller. M. Carrigan, D. Katziner 4th Row: W. Spalding (manager), L. Guglietti, S. O'Brien, l! Wilkinson' T. Wunsch, R. O’Connell, K. Hennessy (manager) 52 1st R: S. DeVito, L. Burgo 2nd R: M. Espesito, L. Marciana, E. Read. B. Mulholland. C. Burman, J. Gervasi, D. Coyle, T. Williams. 3rd R: D. Lamonica, B. Davis, R. Nichols, T. Koppleman, E. Majeski. J. Jordan, J. Pepe, F. Franelli, C. Maronski. 4th R: D. Kincaid, K. Hennesy (manager), R. Nichols, M. Coxson (manager). Not pictured: P. Arnotte, W. Spaulding (manager), C. Laurence (manager), Head Coach: J. DeVito, Ass’t Coach: T. Donnelly Boys’ Soccer Strikes Back The 1983-84 Ram soccer team fared very well against tough competition in league play. They finished strongly at the end of the season, thus showing their opposition that they will be a team to reckon with in 1984-85. With the addition of Freshmen Brian Mulholland and Ron Ni- chols, our defense played very well all season. Joining Captains Steve DeVito and Lou Burgo next year will be Senior Mike Esposito who will help to strengthen the team. 53 Girls Field Hockey Sets Goals Varsity: 1st Row: J. Crosson, C. Ernharth, M. Maguire, Coach B. Hutchinson, L. Jergensen, J. Quinlan, K. Turing. 2nd Row: J. Rozanski, K. Morris, M. Hampton, M. Flynn, F. Thomas, not pictured: P. Allen JV: 1st Row: L. Rink, E. Messenger, S. Flynn, M. Bryson, A. Dougherty, P. Allison; 2nd Row: N. Sasse, S. Linder, S. Kapplemen, M. Polidoro, C. Polidoro, M. Cilligan. Despite a weak season in 1983 Coach Barbara Hutchinson feels 1984 will bring a big turn-around in G.C. girls field hockey, Most of the games lost this year were by slim one goal margins and the returning 1984 team will be led by a group of very strong Junior players. Two of the outstanding players on this year’s team were seniors Meg Maguire and Patty Allen. Meg was an outstanding goalie making a hun- dred saves and having only 30 goals scored against her, despite a weak de- fense. Patty was both a morale boost- er and a great right wing. Several girls on the team were named to All Conference second team. Mi- chelle Hampton, Terry Klatt, and Julie Rizanski made All Conference, and Fran Thomas and Meg Maguire received honorable mention. The J-V team was lead by Sue Flynn, Mary Flynn, and Mary Bryson, and supported by Ann Marie Dougherty, Patrice Allison, and Stacy Kapple- man. Many of these girls will be a part of the outstanding girl’s field hockey team we look forward to next season. Bottom: G. Wade, M. Beebe, A. Deluzio, J. Barney. Middle: M. Fronckowiak, P. Tighe, C. Parker, R. Sigmund, M. McConville. Top: Managers G. Miserendino, C. Neider, Coach R. Cockrell, A. Marcella, B. Vespe, J. Alamby, Head Coach N. Morina. Wrestling. . . Looking Up A team’s record doesn’t always reflect the whole story. Despite the few wins the team had, four matches were lost on a total of only six points. This year’s team improved a great deal under the fine coaching of Nick Morina and assistant coach Ron Cockrell, both having outstanding Paulsboro credentials. Head coach Morina feels the team has come a long way in the two years he has been coaching and hopes the future will be brighter. The team, led by ju- nior captains Mike McConville and Mike Beebe, and senior captains Tony Deluzio and Jerry Allamby, came up against some tough Olympic Conference rivals. Highland, Over- brook, Eastern and Williamstown were among their toughest competition. This year’s highlight came against Washington Twp. in a 30-28 upset victory. All year the team could be found putting in many hard hours of practice in order to be in the best physical condition when they stepped onto the mat. JV Cheerleaders: L. Wilkinson, S. Burleigh, D. Orzechowski, R. Bren- nan, L. Thompson, R. Britton, Captain M. Minutola, S. Driscoll, B. Moore, C. Montone. Missing: Captain A. Prosinski and M. Sigmund Gloucester Catholic cheer- leaders took first place this year in a holiday competi- tion sponsored by St. Joe’s Ham- monton on January 8. They per- formed two opening cheers and a pom-pom routine, and built one of their amazing pyramids to really dazzle the judges. We all know how special our cheerleaders are and how hard they work every day after school, so it was great to see them get the recognition they de- serve. Mrs. Maulo’s hard-working varsity cheerleaders are Chris Dailey, Diane Mann, Terry McHugh, Meg Keane, Lisa Mar- cianna, Mary Lamplugh, Carol Gambale, Karen Fronckowiak, Donna Mann, Missy Lee, and Ka- ren Reader. Wave Of The Future Top: Wendy Wagner, Joelle Garzynski, Cathy Terifay, Sue Vacca, Theresa Marconi, Charisse Montone, Michelle Gregal, Danielle Klink, Donna Iacavone, Bottom: Beth Scott, Paula Coward, Jill Sisco, Anne Terifay, Cindy Petreshock, Mary Sigmund; Not pictured: Julie Fish, Joanne Hampton Coach Jack Heath, reports on Girls Cross Country. “The girls cross-country team won their first two meets in eight years. We competed against the schools in the Olympic Conference and other schools such as Holy Cross. We also ran against Delran and Sterling. This was the most run- ners we have ever had and also by far, the best girls cross-country team at G.C. We had fourteen runners on the varsity. We consistently placed 5 or 6 runners in the top ten and de- feated Triton and Delran. In cross- country, the lowest score wins. Each runner’s place is added into a team score—fifteen being the lowest and fifty the highest.” “Julie Fish was the lone senior and top runner. Joanne Hampton was one of the top freshmen in all of South Jersey. Donna Iacovone and Mary Sigmund are potentially the two best runners at Gloucester Catholic. They are doing well in their first year of cross-country. Cindy Petroshock, Sue Vaca, Dan- ielle Klink, and Beth Scott have all placed on the top ten in their races. Ann and Kathi Terifay, Jill Sisco, Wendy Wagner, and Paula Coward are also rapidly improving. If they keep working the team could be out- standing. Sigmund, Iacovone, and Hampton are good lead runners and the other runners all provide depth.” “I think all girls who would like to try a sport should join cross-country, even if they have never been success- ful at sports. We start out easy and progress to the point where three miles is relativly easy to run. We would have fifty girls out for cross- country if they realized the benefit of the sport. Cross-country is a three mile run through woods and fields. The course is usually somewhere be- hind school. This is a lifetime sport. In other words, what the athletes learn—stretching and getting in shape—will come in handy long after they are out of school.” 58 Here We Come! Boys Cross Country made a tremendous effort in the fall 1984 season to pick up the slack left when their number one runner, Pete Worthing- ton, was side-lined with tendinitis. Led by sen- iors Pat Masters and Ron Block the team worked hard to scratch a few victories from a difficult season. Coach McClusky considers self discipline and intelligence the two most important components of a good, long-dis- tance runner. His Cross Country team runs seven to twelve miles a day during the season, and combines inter- val and short work with speed running and anerobic run- ning to produce well-conditioned athletes. On ladder: Steve Barns, Nick Simila: On floor: Ken Davis (manager). Jim Delaney, Pat Masters, Coach Bob McClusky, Anthony Herst, Ron Block. Andy Wodarczyk, Peter Worthing- ton, Stephen Neilio. Gloucester Catholic’s First Swim Team One of the newest additions to GCHS’s full sports schedule is our new swim team. Composed most- ly of underclassmen, the team had an encourag- ing first year. With a quick glance at the girl’s record of 1 and 4 and the boy’s record of one win, one might assume that no accomplishments were made. But being able to organize a first year team and bring them to a win is a great success. At the start of the season, many did not know the proper way to execute “odd” strokes such as breast- stroke and butterfly. By the end of the year everyone could perform these strokes, were able to compete, and had improved their particular best stroke. A typical practice schedule was one hour in the water three times a week. It would begin with a twenty lap warm-up, followed by work on individual strokes, arm movements and kicking. To add life to the routine the last 5 or 10 minutes were devoted to relays or water polo. The meets themselves consisted of two relays: a 200 meter medley (back, breaststroke, butterfly and free style) and a 400 meter freestyle in which four people each swam 50 or 100 meters. There were also eight individual events, a 200 meter individual medley and a diving competition. This season seven people qualified for the league cham- pionships. Maria Senula and John Aldridge qualified in the 50 free. Maria, along with Gina O’Connell qualified in the 100 free. Gina also qualified in the 100 breast- stroke. Liz McComb qualified in the 100 backstroke and Sharon Pusey in the 100 butterfly. Sharon also quali- fied in diving along with Andrea and Lou Burgo. Coaches Bob Horvath and Joan Chalmers were very pleased with the progress made by Gloucester Catho- lic’s first swim team and are planning a merger of the boys’ and girls’ teams for next season. The following students were members of Gloucester Catholic’s first ever swim team: Seniors: Rich Chrone, Darrell Noonan, Mark Sharp, Pete Worthington, Andrea Burgo, MaryBeth Eske- sen, Dolores Klinewski, and Maria Senula. Juniors: Mary Bryson, Chris DiSilvestro, Karen Ham- mill, and Roxanne Noonan. Sophomores: Paul Allamby, Lou Burgo, Paul Ernest, George Kaufman, Jeff Labbree, Michelle Bridge, Joyce Flynn, Liz McComb, Cindi Petroschock, Shar- on Pusey, and Rob Tomilson. Freshmen: John Aldridge, Scott Maulo, Carolyn Hagg, Sue Hummell, Krista Lepore, Kathy McKen- na, Danielle Mezalis, Melissa Noonan, Regina O’Con- nell, Sue Steckel, and Lillian Tessman. Managers: Mary Bryson and Julie Pierantozzi 60 Making Waves i Seated: Brian Green, Mike Narducci, Tom Orzechowski, Scott Pierman. Kneeling: Peter Reardon, Dom Staiano, Joe Reed. Standing: Coach Tony Powers, Mike Lidner. Kevin Campbell, Manager Bill Tricocci, Chris Campbell, Will Vespe, and Coach Robert Iacavone. Despite a record well below .500 for the season, our varsity bas- ketball team managed to be competitive in almost every game. This year’s young team had a start- ing line-up that usually consisted of four or five juniors. They played a tough schedule, including nationally ranked Camden High School, but welcomed the competition and saw it as an opportunity to learn and from j which to build. Sophomores Bob Chew, John Griffith, Kyle McKin- I ney, and Kevin Wilson were added to the roster at mid season. Above: Mike Lidner pulls down a rebound. Left: Brian Green cuts off a pass. Below left: Mike scores from close in. Below: Joe Reed battles for the ball. Kyle McKinney, John Griffith, Jerry Gervasi, Kevin Wilson, Jeff Gervasi, Travis Williams, John Pepe, Coach Pat Murphy, and Bob Chew. JV . . . Super Sophs Junior Varsity basketball, coached by Mr. Pat Murphy, is the building block for future varsity teams. This year’s JV was an all-sophomore team, and one of the hardest working that Mr. Murphy can remember. One of their most satisfying moments came when they defeated Gloucester High (73-62) for the first time in two years. Their final record was 11-8 in a season full of experiences that will prepare them for varsity competition. Freshman Netters . . . Lots Of Promise Freshman boys’ basketball had an excellent season with a record of 12-7 with two games left to play. The team, pictured here, consisted of: Bottom Row: Sean McIntyre, John Gryckiewicz, Jeff Talla, Sean Kelly, Bill Green, Matt Campbell. Middle: Bob Ackley, David Middleton, Kevin Guidry, Scott Coughlin, Jerry Sampson, Jim Mendall, Joe Marucci. Top: Managers Carolyn Festenstine, Cheryl Aubrey, and Colleen Finn. Not in photo: Grear Wolf, Dave Santone and Coach Joe DiPatri. Girls Track On Course With Two Year Plan Nr ineteen eighty-three was a rebuilding year for the girls track team. The majority of the team were underclassmen. A two year plan was put into effect to be competitive in the Olympic Conference, which contains powerful teams in girl’s track at Washington Township and Edgewood, among others. “Ordinary efforts produce ordinary results” was the motto of the team. Donna Iacovone and Mary Sigmund were two of the best freshmen runners in the conference. Julie Fish, Beth Pascal (captain), Karen Morris and Kathy Sweeney also showed outstanding promise. With a positive attitude toward work, the team had fun and im- proved a great deal. Top: E. Warburton, K. Sweeney, S. McDonald, L. Coniglio, G. Schaller. C. Hawley, M. Eskesen, S. Vacca, B. Scott, J. Sisco, K. Terrifay; Middle: S. Block, K. Morris, J. Saltenberger, B. Pascal, K. Sigmund, K. Lukentina, L. Wilkinson; Bottom: M. Sigmund, J. Smith, J. Fish, E. Cole, D. Iacavone, C. Conners; Not pictured: M. McShane, T. Murphy, K. Collins Boys Track Overcomes Obstacles Assistant Coach Bob McClusky gave the following report of the 1983 boy’s track team. Spring 1984 should bring some well-deserved re- wards for the hard work and dedication which characterizes these athletes. “Last track season I was the assistant coach. It was my first experience with Gloucester Catholic stu- dents as athletes. The athletes for the most part were loyal. Pete Worthington stands out in my mind because he was always willing to give 1009c no matter what the odds. Ron Block and Pat Masters also contributed greatly to the team. Because of running many long and hard practices, their hard work and dedica- tion is now paying off in cross country. Jay Wolf, although it was his first year out, worked hard at learning the technical aspects of the Discus and Shot. Jay’s work will pay off this track season. Gordon Thomas worked diligently at the high jump and sprints. Steve Barns rounded out the middle and long distance teams.” Bottom Row: Ed Kennedy, Nick Simila, Ron Block, Mike Burr, Pete Worthington; Second Row: Mike Kenny, Gordon Thomas, Joe Har- kins, Bernie Oleksa; Top Row: John Prendergast, Coach McCluskey, Steve Barns, Tony Deluzio, Jay Wolf, Pat Masters. Girls Softball Full Speed Ahead To State Final Top: Manager G. Roach, B. Maronski, J. Crosson, L. Angelotti, D. Brida, M. Jones, T. Essig, Coach Barron; Middle: K. Ackley, A. Burgo, M. Kuropatwa, M. Maguire, C. Neider; Bottom: T. Neilio, J. Jordon, D. Dougherty, M. McIntyre After an impressive season, Glouces- ter Catholic’s Girls Softball Team played Mater Dei for the South Jer- sey parochial championship and defeated them in a well played game by a score of eight to six. Then it was on to the State championship where they played another close game but lost to Immaculate Con- ception six to two. Just like last year’s National League Championship Phillies, our girls battled all the way to the pinna- cle and just missed the top prize. Hopeful- ly Spring ’84 will bring them back into contention for the State championship. JV Team-Top: L. Thompson, L. Guglietti, K. Dott, K. Dorris, K. McCartney; Middle: M. Bridge, D. Virgilio, K. Turning, M. Burkheardt, J. Flinn; Bottom: E. Walters, D. McCarthy, M. Hampton, C. Ernharth Seated (L to R): M. Laudisio, B. Coniglio, R. Zimmerman, 2nd Row: J. Leach, S. Mondile, R. Cleaver, M. Linder, W. Vespe 3rd Row: M. Pesci, P. Gawason, D. Kincaid, M. Pavlik, G. Weisenbach, J. Sachetti JV Scoreboard The JV team also had a 10-8 winning record and consisted of the following players: M. Kenny G. Gerst B. Savidge K. McKinney D. Calloway J. Falcone B. Rivell G. Powers S. Medica V. Guinta J. Scanlon B. Chew M. Scarduzio E. Majeski B. Allison G. Kaufman National Division Champs Spring ’83 was a great season for boys’ baseball which sailed through a 20 and 4 season giving up three of those four losses by only a one point margin. After securing the National Division title in the Olympic Conference, they lost the Group B Parochial State title in Princeton to St. Mary’s. Mike Laudisio, John Sacchetti, Steve Mondile, Marc Pecsi, and Bob Cleaver were named to All Conference and Mondile was additionally honored by being named to all South Jersey. Members of this all star Gloucester team were: Seniors: M. Lau- disio (OF) Captain, J. Sacchetti (OF) Captain, S. Mondile (P), B. Cleaver (SS), M. Pecsi (P), J. Leach (1st), B. Coniglio (OF). Ju- niors: B. Zimmerman (C), M. Pavlik (3rd, P), P. Gawason (P), M. Lindner (INF, P), G. Weisenbach (1st). Sophomores: W. Vespe (OF, P), B. Savidge (C). Freshmen: B. Rivell, G. Kaufman, K. McKinney. 69 Bowling Above: Boys’ Team: Steve Doyle, Steve Neilio, Bill Clay, Russ Cullen, Lou Angelino, Bill Crowe. 2nd Row: Tom Bell, Wayne Kavanaugh, Mike Trudnak, Micky Rullo, and Dan Gendaszek. Not shown: Rich Colletti, Joe Fronczek, David Maahs, Pat Milburn, Gordon Thomas. Below: Girls’ Team: Lillian Tesman, Marlene Sansini, Colleen Finn, Susan Hughes. 2nd Row: Kathy Payne, Barb Jordan, Dori Heimerl, Carolyn Festenstine, Linda Rhoda. Top: Gail Roach, Michele Jones, Lisa Duke, Tisa Townsend. Not shown: Denise Fowler, Pam Maahs, Stacey Peoples. 70 Boys Team Sweeps League This year’s boys’ bowling team, un- der the direction of Mr. O’Brien, fin- ished in first place in the Suburban Bowling League. Steve Neilio, re- turning as an All Conference bowler, had a league high average of 180. Tom Bell was also a league leader with a 170 average and Bill Clay, Rich Colletti, Steve Doyle, and Russ Cullen were other outstanding con- tributors among a very talented team. At press time, the girls’ team was in fourth place but had hopes of moving up in the standings in the remaining games. Dori Heimerl was the leading girl bowler and was well supported by Pam Maahs, Kathy Payne, Stacey Peoples, Michele Jones, Colleen Finn, and Barb Jordan. GOLF TEAM RALLIES TO PAR Standing: T. Williams, P. Allamby, G. Allen, D. Willett, B. Reed, R. Glennan, J. Rhoda, R. Chrone. Kneeling: S. Mulholland, S. DeVito, L. Burgo, A. Lamonica, S. Nastasi. Not pictured F. Mulholland, G. Troxell, and Coach Jerry Scharff. CHECK MATES Spring 1983 saw the golf team un- der Coach Jerry Scharff recover for a 9-8 season record after a shaky start. Most valuable player was Fran Mulholland with a three over par 39.1 average for nine holes. Most Improved player was freshman Steve DeVito and the award for Best Team Spirit went to John Rhoda. The chess team at Gloucester Catholic began in 1980 and competes in matches with several other South Jersey high schools in- cluding Woodbury, Bishop Eustace, Cherry Hill East, Camden, Deptford, Audubon, and Kingsway. Team members are seeded one to five ac- cording to ability and play their equivalent seed on the opposing team. One point is awarded for a win and a half point for a draw. The team pictured at the right are Captain Walt McDonald, Tony Schreidl, Bernie McDonald, Anth- ony Russo, Darrell Noonan, and Jim Skamarrakas Parade All American, South Jer- sey Player of the Year, All State 1983 - these are just some of the awards Lisa Angelotti has accu- mulated during her four years in varsity basketball at GCHS. In ad- dition she has broken the school record of 1350 points set by Renee Mahon in 1979. With six regular season games still to go, she scored 1755 points. Lisa, a forward, is a pleasure to watch as she moves around the court and drives for the basket. She has been playing basketball since she was in first grade and will be playing at least another four years at Villanova, where she has received a full four year schol- arship. Kathie Beisel, new coach of girl’s basketball, was a small forward and swing guard for Villanova. Awesome The incredible streak (82 games without a loss) was broken this year but Glou- cester Catholic Girls’ Basketball was still an awesome power and their consistent excellence has become a local legend. Their new coach, Kathie Beisel, describes them as a team that always hustles and a team that is very coachable. Miss Beisel is a recent gra- duate of Villanova where she scored over a thousand points and was a University Player of the Year. When this book went to print, the team had a record of 15-2 and were well on their way to another conference cham- pionship. Left: Varsity team and coaches. Seated: Kara Turing and Sue Prendergast. 2nd Row: Teresa Essig, Kelly McCartney, Terri Klatt. 3rd Row: Jim Cooper, Joanne Brandt, Peggy Tobin, Coach Kathie Beisel, Barb Mar- onski, Lisa Angelotti, and A1 Rodano. Not pictured: Jill Crosson and Michelle Hampton and managers Ei- leen Nolan, Meg Maguire, and Rita Morrison. Future Streakers Both Varsity and Freshman basketball teams gave every indication that the fine tradition of girls basketball was going to continue for a long time at Gloucester Catholic. The .IV team below had a 14-3 record with four games to go. They included (kneeling) Kim Dott, Terri Klatt. Michelle Hampton, (standing) Patty David, Chris Delaney, Coach Jim Cooper, Jill Crosson, and Kris Turing. Coach Maria Quinn describes her Freshman players as fun to work with. They are also very talented. They had a season record of 12-4 and won the Christmas tournament at Cherry Hill East. Seated below are Stacey Koppleman, Tracey Wunsch, Angel Scarduzio, and Pam Mattson. Middle: Rose Baltozer, Gigi Sprague, Joanne Hampton. Standing: Managers Linda List and Marie Polidoro, Tracy Baines, Marianne Marucci, and Janine Casella. Not shown: Lisa Hodson and Rachel Read. AUTUMN TRADITIONS MOTHER’S DAY GAME NOVEMBER 22, 1983 MONSTER HALLOWEEN 1983 PRAISE GOD FROM WHOM ALL BLESSINGS FLOW To sculpture a conscious, active faith in the growing believer is the starting point and finish line of an education that is called “catholic”. In a time where values are adrift, a spiritually- keen Christian uncovers an anchor in his friendship with God. Gloucester Catholic ardently strives to create a constant atmo- sphere saturated with the continuing presence of Christ. Forever encouraging all who join this family, our school alivens an eternal flavor of love which touches even the hardest hearts. Through learning theology, one understands how the Lord is alive here. Through prayer and liturgy, one celebrates that the lord is alive here. From the Opening Mass through the Thanksgiving, Christmas and Holy Week liturgies, to the Ring Mass and Graduation, the Catholic faith is proclaimed in real participation. Whether the service be eucharistic exposition or reconciliation, during Advent or Lent, by a particular class or the entire school, we are commit- ted as an institution to be evangelists of the Gospel we teach. Rough Sailing In High Winds Diane Mann and Jim Ferry Joan Scarduzio and Jim Dunn Kara Turing and Ed Dyson Lisa Yowler and Kevin West Karen Ackley and Pat Arnotte It was the coldest and windiest Homecoming that anyone there could remember. But the arctic winds did not diminish the support and spirit of the Gloucester Catholic fans. The game itself was a close contest won by Triton in the last four minutes, breaking a long-standing Gloucester tradition of winning homecomings. Fifteen former Homecoming queens dating back to 1952 joined this year’s shivering court for pre-game and half-time activities. A String band provided an added touch of festivity and everyone stayed huddled together long enough to see Joan Scarduzio crowned as queen. This year’s theme was “Never Gonna Let You Go” and despite the disappointing loss, over 300 people thawed out in time to attend the Homecoming dance and celebrate another important Gloucester tradition. Tom Thompson leads block for Dom Staiano GCHS Homecoming Queens from years past. Tony Delusio and Dennis Harkins intercept ball carrier ■■ RING MASS AND DANCE The Junior Ring Mass was held Martelli and Junior moderator Joan on November 22, 1983 in Glou- Chalmers after the rings were cester Catholic’s transformed gym. blessed as part of the Mass. Vocal soloists were Heather Tessmer and Linda McGinley; Christa Joie Many parents and friends watched played the flute. Each Junior person- with misty eyes as new upper class- ally received his ring from Father men emerged. After the Mass, dinner was served in the cafeteria and dancing followed in the gym. Music was provided by “The Pros” and new “Memories and Moments” were added to the Ju- nior’s growing list. Countdown Hundredth Night, a traditional senior celebration of one hundred days to go before graduation, was held on March eighth in the cafeteria. Hun- dredth Night was first celebrated at Gloucester Catholic nine years ago. It began as a spaghetti dinner that the faculty cooked for the seniors, then it was a talent show, and finally it found its present form as a kind of two way roast between the seniors and the faculty. Mr. Nark and Michele Oleksa, along with many other seniors and faculty, did an excellent job of organizing this year’s hilarious evening. Who will forget Greg Weisenbach as Fr. Martelli? Or Mr. Nark and the Narkettes? Or Mr. Heath as Michael Jackson and Mr. Murphy as Joe Fountas? Or Mr. Rafferty as Boy George? Or Jim Tiefenthaler as Mrs. Woods and Daniele Brida as Miss Saunders? Or The Rolling Stones feature featuring Ed Butwin? The buffet dinner and the dance that were included with the skits made the evening a totally memorable first step on the senior’s final march toward graduation. Should 1 give him a blue card or not? No, you can’t have three hoagies, Dante. She should have used a conditioner. Class of 1987 Mr. Heath promised that this would work. Identify the mystery student. 86 Rams At Work And Play SPIRIT WEEK brought something old, something new, but always for everyone, fun to do. The Juniors walked off with honors in hall decoration, while just about everyone got into the act in the crazy hat competition. Gloucester Catholic enjoys a well-earned reputation for its school spir- it. Hall decorations stayed in place for a week, so they could be enjoyed by visitors on parents’ night. Spirit Love Boat 1983 We’ve Got Tonight” was the theme of the 1983 Prom. . This special evening was held on May 6,1983, at Nico- losi’s in Woodbury. The Prom was very successful in performance as well as at- tendance. As one of many developing traditions at G.C.H.S., a first male court accompanied the girl’s court. The prom queen was Toni Neilio and the king was Timmy Lutz. This night was successful thanks to Mr. Bob Nark, Mr. Jim Kruc, and the junior class who worked hard all year selling everything from pen- nants to candy bars. Freshmen - Class of ’87 “And he shall be like a tree planted by the river that bringeth forth his fruit in his season.” Psalms 1 Bottom row- M. Brown, G. Cipolone, C. Carr, M. Brown, J. Amato, R. Butwin, J. Cocciolone, J. Aldridge, Mrs. Vizzini. 2nd row- M. Cilurso, N. Alessi, D. Bogusz, B. Boyd, C. Callaghan 3rd row- N. Cianci, P. Allison, K. Carine, B. Aster, M. Campbell, A. Cianci. 4th row- M. Carrigan, C. Carr, R. Brennan, J. Bielicki, T. Baines, J. Carr, R. Ackley, M. Conte. Top row- T. Collington, B. Becker, D. Anderson, R. Britton, T. Benecke, E. Bajpai, D. Capobianco. Not pictured- C. Aubrey, A. Brommund, J. Casella Seated: J. Foley, J. DiRenzi, C. Cori, J. Evans, D. Dougherty, W. Davis, 1st row: Mrs. Woods, J. Duddy, K. Denzler, C. De- lany, R. DeNardo, 2nd row: K. Coyle, A. Dougherty, J. Geibel, 3rd row: S. Gilliard, S. Goldschmidt, J. Fronczek, J. Ford, 4th row: G. Gionfrido, T. Eichorn, C. DiBiasi, 5th row: C. Festen- stine, C. Finn, J. Gervasi, 6th row: S. Driscoll, L. Duke, S. Doyle Back Row: J. Croce, M. Gilligan, S. Essig, S. Gendaszek, J. Darpino, A. Currie, S. Couglin 1st row- J. McGroarty, C. Hagg, S. Hummel, K. Hennessy, C. Joie. 2nd row- W. Green, K. Keenan, T. Koppleman, D. Maahs. 3rd row- P. Mattson, C. Keller, T. Kowalski, S. Maulo. 4th row - J. Markey, S. Mascibroda, A. Hirst, S. Koppleman, M. Kenny, J. Gryckiewicz. 5th row- Ms. Pauciello, S. McIn- tyre, S. Lindner, J. Marucci, S. Hughes, C. Maronski, S. Kelly. 6th row- K. Lepore, L. List, K. Jefferson, J. Halliwell, M. Marucci, K. Guidry. Not pictured- J. Hampton, L. Hodson, M. Kaighn, M. Lamonica, D. Marcianna. Kneeling row- L. Ranken, T. Powell, K. McKenna, C. Polidoro, B. Mickunas, A. McKenna, M. Nuss, E. Messenger. M. Polidoro, L. Rink. 2nd row- Mrs. Gearhart, R. Pestritto, M. Ruffalo, J. Rodriguez, L. Neuman, N. Mitchell, D. Mezalis. 3rd row- C. Rudderow, M. Panchelli, P. McKeown, C. Poloney, L. Rhoda, J. Pinto, M. Rogers, N. Ruggeri, S. O’Brien, R. Read, A. Prosinski, J. Mendell. Back row R. Nichols, R. O’Connell, B. Mulholland, P. Narcisi, M. Noonan, R. Nichols, I). Middleton, G. Ollis. Not Pictured- B. Moore, L. Morrone, J. Pierson, L. Rodriguez. Seated- A. Taraschi, M. Sacchetti, S. Tighe, C. Wisenauer, J. Sullivan, 1st row- P. Scanlon, L. Slavek, J. Vaux, D. Shoemaker, C. Stoddard, A. Wodarczyk, G. Stallings. 2nd row- D. Santone, J. Westfall, L. Tesman, A. Scarduzio, C. Walsh, V. Snodgrass, C. Thomson, T. Wunsch. 3rd row- M. Shaeffer, M. Tuft, P. Schnell, N. Sessa, L. Storey, J. Wiercioch, m. Sonsini, A. Warner, K. Thrasher, J. Talla, G. Sprague. Back row-Mr. Rafferty, S. Steckel, G. Sampson, G. Wolf, C. Seas, A. West. Not pictured- M. Senski. R. Vesper, C. Thompson. 97 Sophomores - Class of ’86 “We’re very much more like a river than like statues— always in the process of changing,” Fr. McIntyre Student Council Installation October 11, 1983 Seated- S. Ardire, G. Allen, M. Chapman, D. Cosner, M. Branca, C. Abbamondi, J. Barnes. L. Concha. 2nd row- J. Carozza, D. Bonomo, R. Colletti, C. Burman, S. Block, H. Convery, S. Burleigh, R. Chew. Mrs. Narducci. 3rd row- P. Allamby. P. Callaghan. E. Ciambrano, R. Adamski, M. Byrne, E. Beehler. M. Bechta. Top- L. Coniglio. M. Burkhardt, C. Connor, S. Cericola, L. Burgo. Not Pictured-L. Angelino, M. Bocchicchio, M. Bridge, C. Colasuonno, E. Cole Bottom Row- K. Davis, L. Guglietti, M. Dougherty, D. Coyle, J. Flinn, K. Dott, K. Delaney, A. Feret, Fr. McCormick. 2nd row- K. Donnelly, M. Crumsho, D. Forward, J. Flinn, R. Fountas, M. Gregal, S. Flynn, D. Ficarra. 3rd row- J. DiBenedictus, K. Fronckowiak, P. David, S. De Vito, J. Gorman, J. Garczynski, L. Freeman, J. Falcone. Back row-J. Gervasi, J. Crosson, J. Delaney, D. Grassi, P. Earnest, J. Gervasi. Not Pictured- D. DiBiase. A. Dubler, A. Gizzie, J. Griffith. 1st row- D. Klink, D. Iacovone, S. Lee, B. Jordan. B. Lamplugh, E. McComb, E. Jachawski. 2nd row- D. Magee. J. Leach, K. McKinney, T. Marconi, V. Guinta, J. Labbree, C. Lawrence, Mr. Heath. 3rd row- G. Kelly, J. Jordan, P. McCarty, G. Kaufman, J. Kelly, P. Hughs, C. Harrison, A. Lamonica. Back row- V. Jarrett, E. Hollingsworth, C. Jarrett, B. Lozuke, E. Kennedy. Not pictured- A. Haley, D. Heimerl, J. Higgins, M. Jenkinson, M. Kaighn, W. Kavanaugh, L. Marcianna. 1st row- K. Seas, M. Minutola, C. Picciolo, J. Pierantozzi, C. Petroshock, J. Saltenberger, J. Polidoro. 2nd row- R. Piasecki, C. Pierce, D. Renzetti, D. Pettolina, S. Miserendino, S. Pusey, B. Scott. 3rd row- J. Prendergast, S. Roberts, C. Parker, C. Montone, E. Morrison, S. Sanderson, D. Metzger. D. Orzechowski. 4th row- H. Rodriguez, S. Medica, G. Powers, J. Scarduzio, P. Moughan, J. Pepe. Not pictured- P. Mignone, E, Muldoon, J. Petitt, J. Poloney, B. Rivell, Fr. Pierce. 1st row- C. Taylor, E. Walters, B. Tiefenthaler, M. Tortorise, R. Tomlinson, C. Traum, J. Welsh, L. Thompson, L. Wilkinson, Wr. Wagner, K. Turing. 2nd row- J. Stanger, S. Vacca, M. E. Sigmund, M. Taylor, K. Wolford, V. fl ■ LJ Torino, S. Wexler, B. Vespe, D. Watson, Mrs. Walsh. 3rd Row- D. Townsend, M. Yanak, T. Williams. K. Wilson, (I i R. Wisenauer, G. Wade, N. Similia, T. Yowler, T. Thomsom. Not Pictured- W. Spalding, A. Terifay, E. JL—A Warburton, M. Wesley. 1 Juniors - Class of ’85 “Time keeps flowing like a river.” Alan Parsons Project Seated- R. Dolan. B. DePaul, C. Bobiak. M. Coxson, C. Dickson, M. Bryson, B. Crowe, J. Adamski. 1st row- C. DiSilvestro, S. Bullinger, C. Dailey, P. Coward, VV. Cerkez, J. Brandt, N. Dewchter, D. Antolini. 2nd row- R. Cullen, M. Beebe, R. Albert, B. DiRuocco, C. Campbell, P. Beckett, D. Burdley. Top row- B. Allison, J. Barney, M. Crowley, J. Dagney, W. Clay, Not pictured- L. Bonomo, L. Boyer, A. Brida, J. Chamberlin, K. Doris, T. Draham, Mrs. Chalmers. Bottom- G. Gonzales, M. Hampton, C. Ernharth, L. Jergensen, K. Jackson, D. Finn, J. Fina, C. Joie, K. Evans, C. Gambale, Miss Saunders 2nd Row- B. Gar- diner, L. Geller, P. Gussen, M. Flynn, K. Hammill, D. Fowler, L. Garczynski, D. Katziner, B. Hennessy, J. Flinn 3rd Row- M. Keane, M. Esposito, F. Fanelli, J. Harkins, D. Gendaszek, L. Dubler, S. Ferry Top Row- P. Enright, T. Jenkinson, B. Green, R. Grubb Seated- M. Mastreni. T. McHugh, A. Mattson, K. Kerley, J. McFadden, L. Kline, 1st row- K. McCart- ney, P. Milburn, D. McCarthy, M. Kenney, M. Leach. 2nd row- S. McDonald, C. Landi, A. Levins, S. Lesky. 3rd row- L. Marcianna, D. Landi, M. McCon- ville, J. Milano 4th row- G. Miserendino, M. Lam- plugh, T. Kupcha, E. Majeski. 5th row- M. McCarty, M. McShane, A. Marcella. Last row- Miss Ganly, M. Lindher, B. Klaus, J. Madson, K. Keoghan. Not Pic- tured- T. Katt, B. Laphan, J. Levonchuck, A. Man- gino, S. Manzoni, L. McGinley. 103 1st row- K. Payne, M. Revelli, R. Noonan, R. Quinlan, L. Muglie. 2nd row- C. Neider, A. Munz, T. Murphy, J. Rozanski, M. Nuss, M. Mulford, B. Pascal, C. Pardo, Mr. Kruc. 3rd row- J. Persichetti, D. Sabo, K. Morris, P. O’Connell, D. Roney, J. Mitchell. 4th row- S. Pierman, B. Reed. M. Raspa, P. Morgano, A. Russo. Back row- T. Orzechowski, M. Ramsey, M. Rullo, P. Naughton, M. Raube, E. Read. S. Mulholland, J. Montone, A. Monostra, D. Murphy. Not Pictured- T. O’Donnell, N. Polen. Front row J. Wilkinson, H. Tessmer, J. Stokes. B. Worrell, L. Torelli, D. Wisenauer, K. Terifay, L. Salvatore, Mr. McCluskey. 1st row- D. Virgilio, K. Sweeney, K. Underwood. J. Sisco, D. Solinsky, J. Smith, D. Zimmerman, M. Santo, W. Welsh. 2nd row- M. Trudnak, T. Smalley, J. Szilagyi, W. Savidge. H. Walker, G. Schaller, S. Schumacher, F. Thomas, C. Seffrin. Top row- V. Vitola, J. Scanlon, F. Tighe, W. Vespe, D. Staiano, M. Wachter, S. Tomaszewski, D. Willett, W. Tricocci. Not Pictured- Garfield meets the Anatomy Class How do you change the channel? What can I say? They follow me everywhere. Dina Abbonizia “Dina”. Active in Pep Club and usually seen with Kathy, Kim, Murph, Patty, Kelly, and Tricia. Would most like to remember great times with Abe, computers with Mr. Murphy, and 10 1-83. Would like to forget secreterial practice, fights with Abe, and sewing class; Future plans are to get a good job. “Ease up.” Karen Ackley “Karen”. Participated in softball, soccer, bas- ketball; Seen with Pat, Andrea, Korp, Steph, and Dolores; Wants to remember Mr. Narc, Poconos ’83, Casinos ’83, softball bus, great soccer team ’83, “Great Pumpkin Caper”, los- er’s party at Brida’s campground, and Bets car capers; Would like to forget being in Junior gym Senior year, Dolores’ driving, weskets, and being hit with a green sandwich; Plans to go to GCC and become a legal secretary. Shut up, you big Quabie!” Gerald Allamby ‘“Jerry”. Was active in football, wrestling, baseball; Seen with Reedy, McGoo, Deluz, Zimm, and Pav; Wants to remember Junior and Senior football camp, Jr. Prom, Senior Homecoming, partying with the guys, 7 24 83; Would like to forget Junior year Sadie Haw- kins dance, sexy legs contest, losing in foot- ball, and stealing ice cream; Plans to go to Trenton State and major in business. “You dogged me!” Patricia Allen “Patty”. Participated in field hockey, track, and sorority; Seen with Meg, Dina, Ed, Kara, Murph. Eileen; Wants to remember Prom ’83, February 18, fields in Gloucester, Blymer’s Boat; Would like to forget falling down the steps in school, and getting up early; Plans to go to Taylor Business School. “Ease up.” Jennifer Ambrose “Jen . Was involved in school plays, ski club pep club, sorority, stage crew, library aid, yearbook, Christmas chorus, ring mass com- mittee, prom committee; Seen with Bobbi, Jerri, Laurie, Chris, Joanne, Sue, Maria; Wants to remember prom 83, homecoming 83, working at Sambo’s and Wanamakers, May 13, 1983; Would like to forget French I and II, Failing her road test the first time, Sadie Haw- kins dance 81. “I can’t Believe him!” Lisa Angelotti “Bubbles”. Participated in basketball, soft- ball, National Honor Society; Seen with Sue, Ant., Mary, Korp, Chris; Wants to remember Mr. Kruc, Mr. Nark, Mrs. Maulo, state cham- pionships, her Antomy cat, and softball; Would like to forget 6-4-6, 17 half courts; Plans to go to Villanova University for Nurs- ing and Sports Medicine. “Really!” Mary Lou Agar “Mar . Participated in yearbook and most of- ten seen with Pam, Kathy, and Joanne. Will always remember pep rallies, good times with friends. Ring Mass, and Mr. Kruc’s classes. Would most like to forget Freshman Spanish. Future plans are to become a good secretary. “Sure” “The flow of the river is ceaseless and its water is never the same.” Kamo No Chomei Pasquale Arnotte “Pat”. Active in soccer, and wrestling; Seen with Karen, Ed, and B.P.; Will always re- member Communication Arts, Homecoming '83, parties, Jr. Algebra, staying home, state games; Would most like to forget being in school in the library; Future plans are to go to college and then get a job as a Sanitation Engi- neer in New York City. “Ya know what I’m talkin’ ‘bout.” Stephanie Atkinson “Steph”. Active in softball, sorority, and Pep Club; Seen with Barb, Gail, Tracey, Denise, and the gang; Will always remember Wild- wood ’83, Discovery 105, Rocky Horror and Dana, Accounting 1 2, Halloween ’83, Mr. Murphy, Robin, cruisin’ with Denise, and Ryan 1 25 83; Wants to forget Sr. Homecom- ing, booth at Burger King, Jr. History, and Freshman homeroom; Plans to get a Masters in Accounting, CPA, and 280ZX. Maria Barney “Ree . Usually seen with Pokey, Denise, Pat- ty, Maria, and Leslie J.; W’ants to remember Alg. 2- Trig, Senior year Florida trip, All my friends, “going home sick”, Loverboy Concert, and Tracey as Mrs. Fish: Would like to forget Freshman Sadie Hawkins, W.J., 12 2 82; Plans for the future include a secretarial posi- tion. “I don’t feel like it.” Wake Up Call Every day at Gloucester Catholic begins with morning meditation and PA announcements starring Fr. Martelli and a cast of extras. We asked this year’s seniors what they would have liked most to have heard on morning meditation. Here are some of their suggestions. Are you listening, Fr. Martelli? Michael Jackson WMMR Mr. McCluskey freaking out “You can all go home now.” gossip How to pick up girls Silence Mr. Murphy telling what happened on Sesame Street Sound of the PA system breaking About teacher’s week-ends Sports News Loverboy James Blymer “Blymes.” Has been seen on the football side- lines and in student council activities; Accom- plices are the Jims, Eds, P.D., and his idol D.P.; Will most remember “The Boat and its crew,” SC elections. Thanksgiving drive, ski trips, 83’s bus ride up, and Dunn’s parties at his house; Would most like to forget blowing up Big Jim’s boat in the middle of the ocean and driving around the girls of ’86; Plans to become rich and remain unmarried. “I’m not late.” Stephen Barns “Steve”. Active in track and cross-country and usually seen with Pete, Ed, and Ron; Would like to remember Beefsteak Charlie’s, ski trip, and Sea Isle. Would definitely like to forget Spanish II (both times!); Plans to become a golf pro. “Hey campers.” “Moo!”. Thomas Bell “Taco”. Was active in bowling; Seen with Ger- ald, Rich. Fort; Wants to remember senior study halls with Rich, Kathy, Celeste and Wolfy, Junior ring dance and mass; Would like to forget 2 mile run, Marine Corps Fitness Test; Plans to go to Glassboro State College. “Yo!” Mary Benecke “Mare”. Participated in basketball. National Honor Society; Seen with Ant, Chrissy, Lisa, Korp; Wants to remember Prom ’83, camping, Washington trip, pep rallies, Soph hop, Ant’s parties, getting attacked by a swarm of killer hornets; Would like to forget sophomore Ge- ometry class, early practices, morning an- nouncements, and sophomore year; Plans to attend college. Ronald Block “Snake”. Was involved in cross country and track; Seen with Mic, Pete, Gene, Pat, and Steve: Wants to remember English with Worthington, parties, Prom ’83, Psych, class, track meet at Clearview Junior High; Would like to forget French I, West Civ., changing buildings, SAT, Marine Corps Phy. Fitness Test; Plans to get a degree in electronics. “What’s up dude?” “Choke the Chicken.” Denise Boyer Denise”. Participated in chorus, Junior ring committee, newspaper, yearbook, National Honor Society, and was a Library Aide; Most often seen with John, Bart, Patty, Maria, Steve, Leslie and the McDonald Brothers; Would like to remember her seat in Calculus, “Where the boys are”, twisters, Gates of Hell, “the ” jacket, Mr. Kruc’s class, journalism, English skits soph year, and TGQ; Wants to forget failing Geometry, scenes, the “era” 11 23 82, my wretch, prom ’83, and Danielle’s cast party. Plans to attend college and become a physical therapist. “Cut me a major break.” Michele Brant “Michele”. Was active in sorority and pep club; Would like to remember parties and can- oeing in July of ’83; Wants to forget getting stuck in the mud with Bobbi F., King of Pizza Freshman year, and New Year’s Eve ’82; Fu- ture plans are to go to nursing school. “O.K.” Phone Home ET, that lovable extra-terrestial, be- came a box office smash while we were at Gloucester Catholic. We asked the seniors: “Who answered when ET phoned home?” Mr. T his mother, Mrs. ET ET had no ears It was temporarily out of order Mrs. Reed Herman Munster Mr. Powers the CIA Me. He wanted a date MR. E, son of T Angelena Banana Mr. Kruc ’cause Senior girls think he’s out of this world Christy Brinkly His answering service Helen Keller Little man from Close Encounters Daniele Brida “Danny”. Active in field hockey, softball, dra- matics, newspaper. National Honor Society, bowling, and swimming. Usually seen with Patty, Andrea, Marybeth, Antionette, and Patty Vesper; Wants to remember goofballs, softball ’83, Poconos, Marne and Vera, Home- coming, Mr. Ettore’s class, Mrs. Wood’s Alge- bra, NYC, Mr. O’s driving lessons, and ’66 Satellite; Forgettable are Rubetta Lipinski, Prom ’83, Frosh basketball try-outs, French, and the three mile crawl; Heading for a career that is some combination of art, music, and acting, “heavy foul”, “he’s fine.” Andrea Burgo “Ang”. Was active in soccer, softball, swim- ming, bowling, Pep club, National Honor So- ciety, sorority; Seen mostly with Karen, Korp, Delores, Steph, and Danielle; Would like to remember Mr. Nark, Washington, Poconos 83’, goofballing, softball, Antionette’s party, and the Great Pumpkin Caper; Would like most to forget a bloody nose in Philosophy, Breaking down in Philly, Delores’s driving skills; Plans to become a physical therapist. “Dukie.” “We love each other.” Edward Butwin “Mic”. Was involved in winter track, track and field, Intramural basketball. Intramural volleyball, and lunchrunner for Mrs. De- Barger; Seen with Gene, Ron, Joe, Pete and Tom; Will most remember Beefsteak Char- lie’s, Rappin' Rodney, Bill, Dances; Futufe ambitions are to earn a B.S. degree in comput- er science from Rutgers. “Sup Steve!” Gerald Calabro “Cal”. Seen mostly with Tom, Joe, Brian, Rich, and Greg. Will most remember study halls and having the best pools. Would most like to forget Algebra II Trig, Marine Corps Fitness test, and 2 mile walk. Future plans are to attend State University of New York for Electronic Engineering technology. “My pools are the best!” Kevin Campbell “Soup”. Participated in four years of basket- ball; Seen mostly with Pete, Joe, Dave, Chris, and Denine; Will most remember Wildwood Motel, Garr’s surprise party, 4th of July, State Games, 11 19 82, and the Brew Crew; Would like to forget Mt. Ephraim, Gloucester Police with Dave, 7 14 82, and falling in the creek; Future plans are to attend college. “Yea, Right.” Kimberly Carpenter “Kim”. Was active in Sorority and Pep club; Seen with Kathy, Dina, Patty, Murph; Will always remember being in bathroom with friends, pep rallies with Kate and Dina, and the years with Ed Daley; Would like to forget Freshman year, detentions, and getting up early for school; Plans to become rich. Patricia Carr “Patty”. Active in yearbook, newspaper, and library aide; Seen with Denise, Bart, Freak, Leslie, Steve, Bernie, and Maria; Will always remember periwinkle blue, 3 23 82, TGZ’s, Cathey, Journalism, Monty Python and the Holy Grail, Poles, Mass mockery, Shmoo crew, M, Mr. Ettore’s English, GA, Gates of Hell, and Mensa Society; Would like to forget corn- fields, T.P. concert, “Are you here of your own free will?”, and C.W.; Plans to go to college and major in psychology. “Cool your jets.” Richard Chrone “Chronie , (Archduke of Chronin). Involved in golf, swimming, bowling, basketball mgr, and ring mass committee; Seen with Jim, Tom, Greg, Mike, “and the Boys”; Will re- member the good school spirit, all his friends, Homecoming ’83, and Mr. Coleman’s History class; Would like to forget Spanish I, Fresh- man Year, summer reading tests; Plans to at- tend LaSalle College for Accounting. “Shut Up!” Tracy Cipolone “Schlongette”. Was active in Sorority and Pep club; Seen with Patti, Trisha, Lisa, Timmy, and the gang; Will most remember Prom 82 and 83, Homecoming, summer spot, summer of 83, Lisa’s house, canoeing, and Wildwood ’83; Would like to forget LBI, Hawkeye, the day after. Brut, the night she got two flat tires, and one certain fight; Plans to go to college. Kelly Carpenter Kelly”. Seen mostly with Kelly, Dina, and Dawn. Will remember Junior ring mass and dance and Junior Prom. Would most like to forget Freshman year. Her future ambitions are to get married and get a good paying job. Kelly Connelly “Kelly”. Usually seen with Dina, Kelly, Kathy, Kim, and others; Will always re- member week-ends and all the great stories about Ronnie; Would like to forget Freshman Spanish; Plans to move to Florida and find a good job. Kathleen Connors “Kate”. Active in Pep Club, sorority, and stage crew; Often seen with Dina, Kim, Murph, Pat- ty and Kelly; Wants to remember all her friends, Freshman and Sophomore English, computers with Mr. Murphy, 4 21 81, summer of ’82, and a special friend; Wants to forget secreterial practice. History, and the begin- ning of Junior year; Plans to attend business school and study accounting. “Yea right.” Julie Crumsho “Jul” Participated in Pep club and Sorority; Seen with the gang and the guys; Will always remember Football camp, Haddon Hghts. Park, decorating, being with friends, Hallow- een ’83, Prom, Homecoming, Ring dance, 2 15 83, weekends, 9 4 83; Would like most to forget 12 31 82,10 17 83, exams, driving 5 hrs. to get somewhere, not having rides home; Fu- ture plans are to go to college or business school. “I’m dead serious!” Heading South Dear Seniors: What do you plan to pack in your suit- case for our trip to Florida? Sylvester Stallone a basketball Advanced Chemistry Books Mr. Kruc toothpicks mouthwash barf bag My summer reading list My pretty wesket with no buttons a Barbie doll everything I own No-Doz My teddy bear My bikini My Eddie Murphy picture Varsity Cheerleaders Luke and my guitar my stereo cold refreshments aspirin Patrick Danaher “Cap . Participated in basketball and baseball and often seen with Dave, Jim, Ed. Gary, Jim D., Jim H., and Ed; Wants to always re- member Junior Prom, “The Boat”, and Junior Homecoming parade; Would like to forget Soph Homecoming, night pep rallies, and de- tention; Plans to attend college and study electrical engineering. “Oh well Susan DeFonce “Suzer . Active in sorority and Pep Club and always seen with “the gang ; Wants to re- member Soph Hop, 5 13 83, Junior Prom, Ju- nior Ring Mass, New Year’s Eve, and emer- gency breakthroughs from Becker; Would like to forget L.T.’s party and wild turkeys; Plans to attend business school and become a medi- cal secretary. “Yea Right.” Antonio Deluzio “Bullet . Was active in football, wrestling, track, and baseball; Seen with Lisa, Teez, Zimm, McGoo, Reedie, Bill, Al C.; Will most remember all the parties, throwing up, Tees- dale’s truck, 2 weeks without parents, and 7 24 82 but can’t; W'ould like to forget deten- tions, brawls with Har, getting shot down with Zimm, Sadie Hawkins and Halloween; Plans to go to college and make money. “I’m gonna Cough!” Gary DePalma “Meace . Most often seen with Brian, Frank, Rich, Jim and all the girls; Wants most to remember parties and future plans are to get rich. Annette DiMatteo Netter . Was involved in track; Seen with Diane, Ronnie, and Karen; Would like to re- member having fun with Di, 75 minutes of computers with Ronnie, all the scheming Diane and I have done; Would most like to forget exams, getting up at 6:30, the brown nosers, and CPR classes; Plans to get a job and then get married and have children. “I like it!” Antoinette DiMeo “Ant”. Was involved in Freshman Basketball, softball, dramatics, and National Honor Soci- ety; Often seen with Mary, Chrissy, Korp, and Lisa; Wants to remember lunch with Pops, Buddy System, NY trip and Mr. Kruc, Po- conos, camping, Mr. Nark, and Mrs. Maulo; Would like to forget sophomore year, finding a parking spot on Friday, the smells of Glouces- ter, and being called Annette DiMatteo; Plans to attend Villanova and find a job in comput- ers. “It was soooooo funny.” Geraldine DiRenzo “Jerri”. Was active in sorority and pep club; Seen with Laurie, Sue, Julie, Donna, the gang, and Jen; Will most remember 10 17 83, Mr. Bixby, locker 53, Ferry’s comments, parties, proms, homecomings, the shore, skiing, and 12 31 82; Would like to forget 12 31 81, Ju- lies’s jokes, cats, and Lori’s phone conversa- tions; Plans to attend Immaculata College and go on to study genetic reaserch. “I don’t get it.” “Oops” After spending four years at a school, almost everone has a collection of most embarassing moments. We asked the class of 1984 to share some of theirs with us. falling off the bus falling down the stairs getting my “Men at Work” haircut being pulled out of my desk in English class getting caught imitating Mrs. Gearhart Slipping on ice getting caught stealing ice cream Freshman year falling asleep in class throwing spitballs in Mr. Newton’s class getting stuck in a booth at Burger King trash in the hood of my coat going out with a Freshman walking into a sign Joseph Driscoll “Cool”. Participated in football, wrestling, student council, and lunch runner for Mrs. DeBarger; Seen with Mini, Cash, Butwin, Hutch, and Garts; W’ants to remember Beef steak Charlie’s, Father Pete’s and Father Narciso’s Religion, Highland party, Florida, and the garage gang; Would like to forget Ge- ometry and Spanish; Plans to become a Sports administrator. “Yo Killer, Whats up?” James Dunn “Dunny”. Active in student council; Seen with J.B., D.P., E.K., E.D., and Boat people; Will most remember summer of ’83 on boat, party at Blymer’s house, Blymer’s walls, prom, homecoming, ski trips, and a lot of people; Would like to forget Pat Danaher getting the same haircut, trying to imitate the cheer- leaders at the pep rally; Plans to go to college and own a corvette. “Go for it!” Maureen Dunn “Reenie . Active in stage crew, pep club, cheerleading and sorority; Often seen with Kate, Ray, Dina, Mike, and Murphy; Wants to remember Dina’s stockings, cannonball run, English III, meeting Mike, and the prom; Wants to forget English IV, Religion, secreter- ial practice, and Homecoming ’82; Plans to get married and have a family. Edward Dyson “Dice” played Freshman basketball and was a Homecoming escort; Often seen with Jim, Pat, Gary, Hutch, and the Losers; Will always re- member Anatomy class with 'Dancin on Air Bob, Mr. Kruc’s class, all Blymer’s parties, being an escort, and trips to Wash, and NY; Would like to forget Jr. Prom, Hutchy and friends in Mt. E.; hunting stories, going to dances, Spanish and Geometry; Future in- cludes going to college and remaining single. “Yea right.” Mary Beth Eskesen “Esk”. Participated in track, cross-country, yearbook, forensics, tennis, swimming, school play, chorus, pep club, sorority, library-aid. National Honor Society; Seen with Barb. Gail, Daniele, Andrea, Denise; Will remember Mass, friends, dances, Jr. ring mass, prom, and soph hop; Plans to go to college and medical school. Theresa Essig “Terry”. Was active in Basketball, Softball, and the pep club; Seen with Karen, Andrea, Delores, and Steph; Like to remember STATES “83”, Poconos, goofballing, Bus rides on the ram bus; Would rather forget los- ing softball states, 6-4-6; Plans to attend col- lege. Patricia Feltman “Trisha Anne”. Was active in sorority, basket- ball stats, stage crew, and prom court; Seen with Patti, Shelly, Lisa, Tracy, Donna and gang; Will always remember Paddy, Aruba, Little red champ, Haddon Heights Park, talks with Shell, and the night that never ended; Would like to forget LBI, my smile, deten- tions, Patti’s driving, and sniffles; Future plans are to be rich and wine and dine in the Carribean with a tall, dark Italian. “What do you think, should I call him?” Bobbi Fenza “Bobbie . Participated in school play, pep club, yearbook, library aid, soroity, jr. ring mass committee; Seen with Frank, Jen, Chris, Joanne, Maria; Will remember Tootie’s with Frank, summer of 82, soph homecoming, Jr. prom and day after, and Mr. Nark’s chemistry; Would like to forget 5 days detention, losing money at casino’s with Maria, Foods, and Dec. 8; Plans to attend St. Agnes nursing school. “Where’s Frank?” James Ferry “Ferr”. Was involved in working for Mr. Cole- man; seen with Rimmy, Gregg, Toni, Brian, Pete, and Sharpies; Will most remember Mrs. Maulo’s class, the homecoming pep rally, friends, prom, Wildwood ’83, and all the good times; Would like to forget getting suspended 2 times, accounting class, Mr. Marucci’s home- room; Plans to run his own business and be- come a millionaire. “Come on man.” Julie Fish “Ralph ’ or “Fish’. Active in track, cross coun- try and soccer; Seen with Brian, Michelle. Terri, and Cris; Will remember Homecoming ’83, proms, coffee for four, trash cans in Glou- cester, 12-3-83, ice cream shopping; Will forget Advanced Chemistry. 12-4-83, and the Ford on Turkey Hill Road. Plans to attend Swarth- more or Bucknell and join Peace Corps. Thanks Mom and Dad. Bartholomew Fitzpatrick “Bart . Was active in J. V. soccer, varsity ten- nis, forensics, Knowledge Bowl, newspaper; Seen with Steve, John, Denise, Patty, Leslie, The Brothers; Will most remember Soph. English skits, Cathey, Mrs. Chalmers, Puh Puh Puh, the mass mockery, I know, the Shmoo Crew, Jakie-Poo, and the negatives; Would like to forget glazed doughnuts. The jacket, Jr. Homecoming, and the S bus; Plans to move to North Dakota and become mayor of Fargo. “I hate this class! Michael Fitzpatrick “Fitz”. Was active in cross country, track, school play, and Getting Fred and Carol to- gether after school; Usually seen with Jim, Brian, Brian, Darrell, Gary, and Sherry; would like to remember Marine Corps Fitness test Junior year, and Mr. Nark’s Chemistry class; Would like to forget Mrs. Robinson’s Algebra 1 class; Plans to party more and become the head of the Boilermaker’s Union: “Hey Dude, what’s your problem?” Brian Forte “Shrimpi . Participated in Freshman football and being a tie salesman; Seen with Jim, Tom, Gary, The Sharps, Greg, Pete, and Jerry; Wants to remember when Mr. O’Brien ran over the fire hydrant; Would like to forget science class; Future plans are to take over his father’s neckwear business and become a mil- lionaire at 30. “I’m broke.” Fantasy Island A popular TV show during the four years at GC was “Fantasy Island”. Do this year’s Seniors have any fantasies? to find a new location for GC to dance with Michael Jackson for Walt to tell a funny joke to be mugged by a Dallas Cowboy Cheerleader to be stranded with 20 foxy guys to meet Tom Selleck and Joe Elliot to stay a senior the rest of my life to own the Boston Celtics to marry a millionaire to marry Tattoo 25 Mazada 5 X 7’s to have my toes in the sand, a drink in my hand, and a beautiful girl to take over Mr. Power’s office to make the honor roll to parachute into an all girl’s school to have a car with a muffler to smash Joe Fountas’ car Joseph Fountas “Shmoe”. Was active in cross country, track, basketball, play, and Student Council; Usual- ly seen with The Brew Crew, Timmy, John L., Karen R.; Will always remember Communica- tion Arts, Garr’s birthday, Journey concert, beating up on John C., and the Proms and Homecomings; Would most like to forget de- tentions, McClean’s car, trip to Philly, and U.S. sayings; Future plans are to take the place of Bill O’Brien as M.C. for D.O.A. “Nah, don’t think so.” Karen Freidel Fidds . Usually seen with Annette, Ronnie, Kathy, Stephanie, Phil, Jonsy Babe, and Peo- ples; Would like to remember 1983 Prom, Foods class, frees, leaving early, Junior Homecoming; Would like to forget walking from building to building, lunch food, and “Z” lunches; Plans to get a good job. ‘‘My head hurts.” Michael Garr “Garrbo”. Participated in football, baseball, and basketball; Seen with Cindy, Joe, Chris, U.S. Kinkade, and Pete; Will always re- member the great times with the “Brew Crew”, the Prom ’83, Communication Arts and Biology classes; Would most like to forget football camp, taking SATS, Spanish, the bus ride home from Woodbury Heights; Future plans are to go to college. “Oh, OK. Peter Gawason “Gawas”. Active in baseball, basketball, and football; Seen with Gregg, Jim, Brian, Mike and Mark; Will always remember all the good times in class and all the Friday and Saturday night parties; Would most like to forget Soph- omore year and Geometry class; Plans to go to college to study computers and play baseball. “W'hat’s going on?” Diane Gellenthin Participated in the play and soccer and was usually seen with Annette, Ronnie, and Ka- ren; Will always remember getting in trouble with Netters, Soph hop, Ring mass, and Soph religion classes; Would like to forget Mondays, exams, and French class; Future plans are to live in Hawaii and be happy. “Easy ... Slick” Gregory Gerst “Woody”. Was active in cross country, basket- ball, football, and baseball; Usually seen with Taco, Cow, Chris, Russ, and Mike; Would like to remember STATES and the ring Mass; Would like to forget Hell Weekend; Plans to graduate from college and get a good paying job. “Ya Right” Joanne Giosia Joey”. Was involved in field hockey, PEP club, and sorority; Usually seen with Peter, Dee, Debbie, Lorie, and Terri; Will always re- member 12-24-82, Market street, motorcycles, bathrooms, 5-6-83, skiing, Brigs, History; Would most like to forget changing tires in the rain. “Yeah, Right.’’ Collectibles High School years are often marked by a desire to collect something spe- cial. We found a lot of collectors among this year’s seniors. Here are some of the things they save. key chains beer cans gum wrappers post cards boyfriends pennies baseball caps porcelain dust Forte ties ceramic horses Smurfs recipes Hot Rod Magazines toothpicks Unicorns and Teddy Bears memories wild earrings Led Zepplin Albums parking tickets on Fridays in Gloucester Cape May beach tags girls’ phone numbers matchbooks posters of Big Foot bullet holes from getting shot down anything but money John Green “Freak”. Was active in newspaper. Forensics, and Knowledge Bowl; Usually seen with Den- ise, Patty, Bart, Steve, Bernie, and Leslie; Would like to remember the censored skit, Mr. Roger’s skit, Geometry B, U. S. History 1, The French Club, Great Adventure Trips, Journal- ism, Shmoo, Wretches, McDonald jokes, Den- ise’s scenes, Patty’s poles, Cathey, TGQ’s, the nicknames, songs, and the laughs; Would like to forget birthday parties, the rope, Freshman year, and gray socks; Future plans are to be a writer. “Yawns and Burps.” Dawn Gregal “Dawn”. Was involved in pep club, sorority, library aid, and Jr. ring mass committee; Seen with Michele, Joan, Tracy, Linda, and Berna- dette; Will always remember warm smiles, good friends, Mrs. Maulo’s heart-to-heart talks, May 30, 12 11 81, her surprise party, “Rabbits , and “Nobody”; Would like most to forget falling down the steps, walking to bus in the rain, and the fire in the annex; Plans to be happy. Oh my God!” Christine Hawley “Chris” Active in National Honor Society, track, and pep club; Most often seen with Julie and Terri; Wants to remember Jr. Prom, track sophomore year. Homecoming, and Mr. Ettore’s English class; Would like to forget Physics, walking to the annex, and walking to track; Plans to attend Trenton State and study physical therapy. James Hughes Fuse”. Usually seen with Ed, J.B., J.D., Dice, and Pat; Wants to remember Boatpeople, wa- terstreet, Blymer’s parties, Vermont and the ski trip; Wants to forget Mrs. DeBarger nag- ging him to write this; Plans to get a great job and become rich. Give me a break.” Jeff Hutchinson “Hutch”. Participated in stage crew and ten- nis. Seen with Meg, Patti, Fusey, Jags, and Druggy; Will always remember parties, home- coming of ’82, good hoagies for lunch, and Celtics winning another championship; Would like to forget the night pep rally, Celt- ics losing to the Sixers, 3 day suspensions, Mr. Marucci’s homeroom; Plans to study some- where near Boston. Or what!” Leslie Jackowski Leslie”. Is usually seen with D.B., P.C., B.F., J.G., and K.R.; Will most remember Anatomy, Loverboy concert, and morning homeroom. Would like most to forget History. Plans to become a nurse. Oh God, grow up!” Paul Jarrett “Jags”. Seen mostly with Ferry, Jim, Ed, Grog, and Hutch; Wants to remember the night pep rally, senior homecoming pep rally, and all his years at G.C.H.S.; Would like most to forget detention. His future ambition is to be an engineer. Michelle Jones Michelle”. Participated in basketball, varsity softball, and bowling; Seen with Stacy, Donna, Andrea, and Karen; Will always remember be- ing with friends and ’83 softball playoffs; Would like to forget typing class and History; Plans to attend college and become a physical therapist. Edward Kain “Ed”. Participated in student council and seen with Patty, Jim H., Jim B., Jim D., Pat, and Dave; Will most remember “The Boat”, Blyme’s blowing up his Dad’s boat, Danaher’s scarf, junior ring dance, and ski trip; Would like to forget driving around the girls of ’85 and the girl's locker room; Plans to attend Glassboro State College. Really?” Michelle Keane “Shell”. Participated in pep club, sorority, and stage crew; Seen with Trisha, Lisa, Patti, Tra- cy, and Kim; Wants to remember talks with Trish, the champ, bike rides, L.Y.’s pool par- ties, Rusty, prom ’83, Naomi, Raynors, and Fla. ’83; Would like to forget furrball’s class, ring mass with K.W and T.C; Plans to go to Glassboro State and get married. “Yo, Dude!” Colleen Kelly “Colleen . Was involved in being a library aid. Was mostly seen with Mary and Kathy. She will most remember Monday morning stories, “Miss America , the ring dance, and pep ral- lies; Would like to forget walking to annex, taking the bus, term papers, and exams; Fu- ture plans are to go to college and study busi- ness. Michael Kenny “Mike”. Participated in bowling, tennis, shot- put and discus; Seen with Walt and Ron; Wants to remember the fire in the annex and the Philles World Series parade; would like to forget Spanish and Mr. Coglan’s final exam; Plans to get his masters in mechanical engi- neering at Drexel and make a lot of money. David Kinkade Guy”. Active in baseball and soccer and usu- ally seen with Kev, Pav, Garr, Chris, Pete, and Tim; Wants to remember state games, Garr’s party, shore adventures, Buffalo, and Fridays after school; Would like to forget night pep rallies, baseball Junior year, people’s lawns in Ocean City, and Senior HC; Hopes to become an air traffic controller. “Hey, how ya doin’?” Summer Reading Test George Orwell’s 1984 was part of the summer reading list for the senior class. Since they are graduating in that im- mortalized year, we asked them who they thought Big Brother” really was? Mr. Powers Dave Kinkade the bearded lady Mrs. Chalmers Sgt. Farrell Only the shadow knows Michael Jackson Mike Garr “Ike” before a game Fr. Martelli my parents Joan and Ralph the PA system Dolores Klinewski ‘Dot”. Was involved in basketball and swim team; Seen with Steph, Andrea, Korp, Karen, and Theresa; Will most remember friends, Po- conos '83, goofballing, and casino’s ’83; Would like to forget Antonette’9 party;. ‘‘I know where I’m going!” Dolores Klaus “Dee”. Was active in sorority and pep club; Seen with Joanne, Michelle, Joan, and Lori; Will most remember Wildwood ’83 J L, danc- ing, Ogles, Joanne’s party, green tank, Aunt Cling, prom court, M.O. experience. Dad; Would like to forget L.A. fights, hitting gas pumps, K-marts, and trash cans; Plans to go to college and to continue dancing. Gary Koehler “Gary . Participated in J.V. and Freshman basketball; Seen with Phil, Jim, Pat, Dave, and Ed; Will always remember good parties and detention; Would like to forget Woodbury Heights party and the girl’s State Game at the Meadowlands; Plans to go to college to be an engineer. “Whatever”. Mary Anne Krajewski “Mary”. Was involved in being a library aid. Seen mostly with Kathy and Colleen. Will remember most pep rallies, the nurse’s office, and 75 minutes studies; Would like to forget Physics, tests, termpapers, and exams; Plans to attend college and study computer pro- gramming. Cynthia Kulpa “Cin”. Participated in sorority, pep club, and stage crew; Seen with Mike, Missy, Joan, the triplets, and the rest of the senior girls; Wants to remember Religion class with nosy, home- coming, proms. August 17, 1983, 2 21 81, and helping Mr. Icavone; Would like to forget Ju- nior year History and Algebra; Plans to attend a business college and become a legal secre- tary. “Way to Wait.” Michelle Kuropatwa “Korp . Was active in freshman basketball, softball, soccer, sorority, and pep club; Seen with Andrea, Karen, Antionette, Mary, Steph, Dot, and Chris; Wants to remember Poconos ’83, Great Pumpkin Caper, Rubetta Lipkinski, softball, goofballin’, Jo-Jo, Washington, and state games; Would like to forget Mrs. Chalmers calling me “Itch”, breaking down in Philly with Andrea and Karen, and Dolores’ driving; Plans to go to college for accounting and Computer Science. Ha-Ha-Ha!” David Lamonica “Jake” participated in soccer and baseball; Usually seen with Joe, Don, Gord, John, and Dave; Wants to remember Florida, golf flags and Bob”; Would like to forget Calculus, Physics, and filling out this senior survey; Plans to become President of the United States. “Hey Killer” Easy Come- Easy Go Everyone’s high school years are char- acterized by a number of fads- some longer lasting than others. We asked the seniors to recall some of the fads that marked the years 1980-1984. Rubik's Cube Plastic Shoes Headbands No socks Star Wars Movies Punk Hair Gaucho Pants Valley talk Packy-Mr. Murphy Leg warmers Collars up Killer rabbits little black ties Clogs mini skirts feather-earrings Preppie look Pac-man skinny ties purple everything Atari Kathy Lattanzi “Kath”. W’as involved in bowling and was usu- ally seen with Pam, Marybeth, and Patty; Will always remember the Prom and would most like to forget History class; Future plans are to go to Gloucester County College and take up accounting. John Lavin “I-av . Was involved in Tennis; Usually seen with Losers, Brew crew, and my dancing bud- dy Joe Fountas ; Will always remember driv- ing home from the shore and ending up at Great Adventure, Riding the shoulder, mid- night rendezvous with J.F., and fuzzbusters; Would like to forget Jr. Prom and getting shot down four times at California East; Future plans are to be the next Bjorn Borg and to acquire a higher position at Friendly’s. Lay Down’’. Melissa Lee “Missy”. Was active in Cheerleading, Pep club, sorority, stage crew and the play; Usually seen with Phil, Cindy, Joan, Timmy, and the rest of the gang; Will always remember the Prom ’83, Homecomings, 11-7-81, “Paddy , Haddon Heights, Wildwood ‘83’, New Year’s Eve, Driving with Joan and Cindy; Would like to forget fights with Phil, religion class; Plans to make a lot of money and be happy. Yeah, Ah, Huh.” Maria Lepore “Ree or “Kizzy. Was active in the National Honor Society, PEP club. Yearbook, Junior Ring Mass Committee, and Sorority; Usually can be seen with Chris, Yo, Suzzer, Boobi, Laurie; Will always remember W’ildwood, Washington, Sea Isle City 1983, The “Electro- lux” treatment, Eddie, Chris’ parties, Bob’s class, Emergency breakthrough; Would most like to forget Go-Go’s concert, my party, losing money in casino with Bobbi, 10-30-82; Future plans are to become a lawyer. “I’m a save the president. Tracey Lichtman “Tracey.” Can usually be seen with Sprout, Vern, Steph, Barb, and Jerry M.; Will always remember ski trips. Senior year, Putt’s histo- ry, biology, and Maria; Would most like to forget my mistakes and Jr. Prom; Future plans are to go to college for Marine Biology. “Why?” Timothy Lutz “Timmy”. Was active in football and basket- ball; Usually seen with Chris, Pav, Peter R., Joe F., Captain Pleasure; Will always re- member his Highland parties and New Year’s Eve parties, being part of the losers, Home- comings and Proms, The King; Would most like to forget drinking out of Tony Deluzio’s shoe; Future plans are to dance as well as Mr. Nark and to become a star policeman or phys- ical therapist; Oh well, Dogged Again.” Pamela Maahs Pammy”. Was active in the plays, bowling, and a library aide; Usually can be seen with Joann, MaryLou, Marybeth, Kathy, and Chris; Will always remember Junior Ring Mass, Mr. Kruc’s class. Junior Prom, Bus ride to New York, and pep rallies; Would like to forget Geometry, Freshman year Spanish, And English class 12-12-83; Future plans are to become a nurse. That’s nice.” Leslie MacMullin Participated in soccer, track, stage crew; Will always remember Home Ec. Dances, Proms Feb. 21, 1983; Would like most to forget reli- gion classes and getting caught smoking; Fu- ture plans are to become a chef and open her own restaurant. “What?” Meg Maguire “Meg”. Active in Hockey, Softball, Frosh Bas- ketball, Student Council, Sorority, and Pep Club; Usually seen with Hutch, Patty, Murph, Kara, and Eileen; Would like to remember 11- 26-82, prom, summer of 83, parties, summer spot staff, and Hockey camp; Would like to forget 11-7-83 and night pep rallies; Plans to go into teaching. “Where is he at?” Teresa Mahan “Reds”. Active in Pep Club, Library aid, and stage crew; Seen with Jane, Dawn, Kelly, Kel- ly, and Betsy; Will always remember Fresh- man Frolic, Soph Hop. Ring Mass, Kirt, wild parties. New Year’s Day parade, and Wild- wood 83; Would like to forget Freshman year, falling in summer ’83, and blankets and pil- lows; Plans to go to college and work with computers. “Yo, what’s happening?” Joseph Mancuso “Joe” played freshman football and usually seen with Pete and Jay; Wants to remember rubber man, varsity home basketball games. Ring Mass and dance, frees in the cafeteria with J.W., C.W., C M., T.B., and R.C., and losing sixty pounds before senior year; Would like to forget the 82-83 basketball season and that he was cut from the basketball team; Plans to go to CCC to study computer pro- gramming. “You’re a stud.” Denise Mann Denise”. Active in sorority, basketball stats, stage crew, Pep Club, and as sophomore class VP; Usually seen with Martha and the gang; Best memories are prom 82 and the shore, L.B.I., Halloween 83 at Pete’s, Martha’s soph, party, Mr. Murphy’s accounting I and II, Communication Arts, helping Mr. Ike, and week-ends; Would like to forget computer sci- ence, Junior Algebra, and 8 21 82; Wants to go to college and major in Business Ed. then re- turn to GCHS and teach. “It’s casual.” Diane Mann “Shorty”. Active in cheerleading. Pep Club, Sorority, stage crew, library aid, golf team, and as class VP; Seen with Toni, Linda, Rita, Trisha, Cindy, Ferry, and the rest of the gang; Wants to remember proms and homecomings, shore 83, decorating, football camp, partying, 2 18 83, Communication Arts, Junior ring dance, N.Y. trip, and Mr. Nark’s chemistry class; Wants to forget getting lost in Penn., all the trouble after 2 19 83, and Flying Diane; Plans to become a nurse. No way” 1984 Election 1984 is a presidential election year and most seniors will be voting for the first time. Who would they like to see as the next U.S. president? Mr. Gregory Weisenbach Cheech and Chong Papa Smurf Chevy Chase Mrs. Woods Eddie Murphy Bugs Bunny Sr. Library Gumby Russell Sigmund Mr. Ettore Moses Malone Ozzie Ozbourne Rodney Dangerfield Steve Wednesday (WMMR) 125 Peter Marucci “Pete”. Participated in football, basketball and, tennis; Was seen with Donna, Kevin, Joe, Chris, Dave and Garr; Will remember state games, Garr’s surprise party, Shore in ’83, and times with Donna; would like to forget Jr. History and 12 23 82. Plans include going to college and getting a good job. “I don’t know.” Donna Mann “Donna.” Active in cheerleading, student council, stage crew, pep club, and sorority; most often seen with the gang and the guys; will always remember being with friends, Hal- loween ’83, “Paddy”, Pete, H.H. Park, football camp, L S, decorating; like to forget February 18 and all the after, cheering practice, exams, driving 5 hours to get somewhere; Future plans are to work with the retarded. “Now wait, na wait, na wait!” Phil Marcella “Phil”. Participated in football and baseball; is usually seen with� Missy, Westie, Blymes, Mac and Big-Gar; Will always remember homecomings, proms, April 7, ’81, Pep-rallies, and 75-minute frees; would like to forget going to Meadowlands and fights with Missy. “Whatever”. Traci Marcianna “Traci”. Will always remember dances, all 4 homecomings, all proms, senior parties, spe- cial someone from soph and junior years, and Michele’s parties; would like to forget passing out. Future plans are to attend P B beauty school. “I don’t know.” Barbara Maronski Barb”. Was involved in basketball, softball and newspaper; most often seen with Gail, Marybeth and Steph; Will always remember Soph Hop, STATES, parties, New Year’s ’83, and Washington trip; Would like to forget Diane’s house ’82, Friday Parking, and falling off the bus. Future plans are to attend a four year college. “You’re kiddin’ me, right?” Patrick Masters “Pat”. Was involved in cross country, winter track, spring track; seen with G.T., P.R., D.L.; would like to remember junior ring dance, state meets; would forget hitting a pole, histo- ry class and Mondays. Future plans are to further his education, get a good job, and get rich. “I don’t know, do you?” Dawn Mathes “Dawn”. Active as a library aid and was seen with Barb, Teresa, Kelly, Kelly, and Michelle; Will always remember Ring Mass and Sum- mer of ’83. Would like to forget Freshman year and Y.K.W. “What’s up?” New Uniforms The class of '84 would like to leave be- hind the following suggestions as the Gloucester Catholic uniform of the fu- ture. Sweat Suit Strait jackets Saddle Shoes and Maroon beanie Kilts anything but polyester Glad trash bags leather mini-skirts Designer jeans Studded leather jumpsuits Saran-wrap Togas Leopard Tee Shirts Potatoe Sacks Pin-striped jeans and platform shoes Bermuda shorts Donna McCarthy “Donna”. Participated in field hockey, soft- ball, PEP club, sorority; Usually seen with Mike, Steph, Michelle, Stacey, Karen; Will al- ways remember Salem street, Jr. and Soph, parties, Homecoming, Mike’s Junior Prom, Gino’s parking lot, Great Adventure; Would most like to forget Freshman year, Sophomore Sadie Hawkins dance. The Ring Mass; Plans to go to college and become a nurse. Christopher McClean “Chris”. Participated in football and is usually seen with Mike, Pete, Dave, John, and Joe; Will always remember Halloween party, Wildwood after Prom, driving in the green machine; Would most like to forget getting bottles thrown at him, night in Philadelphia; Plans to become an U.S. Air Force Officer, make money, and live in the country. Bernard McDonald “Bernie”. Was active in NHS, Junior achievement, track, school play, Freshamn re- cruiting program, soccer, and ‘83 student handbook revision committee; Seen with Steve, John, Denise, Bart, Patty; Will always remember The gang, G. A., Denise’s scenes, days off from school; Would most like to for- get D. T., Wang, Where the “Boys” are. Histo- ry II, Geometry class, work at PEP Boys; Plans to get an N.R.U.T.C. scholarship to U. of Penn to study electrical engineering. “Mas- sive!” Walter McDonald “Walt”. Was active in soccer, track, chess team, bowling, Student Council, Babe Ruth baseball. N.H.S., plays. Freshman recruiting films; Usually seen with Jackie. Steve, Heather, Christie, Kathleen; Will always re- member girlfriend-Jackie and his friends; Would most like to forget the days at McDon- ald’s; Plans to go to Drexel or Penn and be- come an electrical engineer; James McGroarty “Magoo”. Participated in football and usually seen with Sue, Tony, Zimm, Joe; Will always remember 7-24-83, 3-9-83, parties at Pegr., football, Prom, homecoming; Would most like to forget football camp, geometry; Future plans are to go to college. Michael McIntyre “Mac . Usually can be seen with K. West, F. Talirico, J. Ferry, P. Marcella, P. Gawason; Will always remember parties, friends, Bud W., 75 minute frees, “The Garage”, weekends; Would most like to forget after Blymer’s Ring Mass party, getting suspended 1st day of school Jr. year, Jr. English class; Future plans are to go to college. “This is beat, Dude!” Joanne McKenna “Yo”. Was active in sorority, PEP club, play, library aid, yearbook, Jr. Ring Mass commit- tee; Usually seen with Chris, Maria, Sue, Lau- rie, and all the senior girls; Will always re- member Sea Isle ’83, Chris’s parties. Home- coming ’83, closets with Dave and Brian, Wild freshman times with Laurie, touring Wood- bury; Would most like to forget scrubbing fac- ulty room walls, death rides with Chrissy, French class, swimming in ocean at night; Plans to go to college to be medical technolo- gist. MaryBeth Monforte “Mare”. Active in soccer, library aid, chorus; Usually seen with I eslie and Kathy; Will al- ways remember 2-28-82, Psychology, talks with Mr. Coghlan, Homeroom with Mr. O’Brien, talks with Mr. McClusky; Would most like to forget getting up so early in the morning, Exams, talking in front of a class; Plans to go to beauty school and become a cosmetologist. “Really?” Rita Morrison “Rita”. Active in sorority, pep club, as sopho- more class president and girl’s basketball manager; Seen with Linda, Margaret Anne, Joan, and all the other seniors; Wants to re- member parties, week-ends, football camp, long talks with special friends, Wildwood 83, and going to games; Would forget Math, hip surgery, Mondays, exams, homework; Plans are college to study phys. theraphy. Jennifer McGroarty “Air”. Was active in Pep Club, and Sorority; Usually seen with Mike, Patti, Donna, Denise, Diane, Toni, and the rest of the gang; Would like to remember Junior year, all my parties, riding around with Jaggs, being with Mike, 4- 11-81, 12-18-82, Junior Prom, Senior Home- coming, Living at Patti’s, Mr. and Mrs. Rent, and Peggy’s party; Would like to forget South Philly, Wildwood Landlord, T. K., 8-10-82, detentions, wesket, SAT tests, and G.J.; Plans to attend college and major in fashion mer- chandising and retailing. Kathleen Munz “Kathy” was part of the Ring Commitee; usu- ally seen with Colleen, Celeste, Michele, Mary, Stacey; will always remember the Ring Mass and Dance, Mr. Kruc’s Religion class, special conversations with Michele, swapping stories with Celeste; would like to forget fresh- man year, falling off the bus freshman year; future plans are to get a good job; “I hate school!” Colleen Murphy “Murph participated in hockey, Student Council, Pep Club, President of Sorority; seen with Meg, Eileen, Kara, Kathy, Dina; will re- member most good times with friends, times at Long Beach Island, the day after the prom with Mike N. and the talking bear, being a nun on the summer spot staff, the Boat; would like to forget Spanish. Steno, last day of Junior year, falling off a certain car, 11 14 83, meet- ing Ralph; future plans are to work with chil- dren. “Get a real . . Brian Murray “Murr” participated in Football, Track, the plays. Junior Ring Mass Committee, Gradu- ation; seen around Tony, Julie, Jim, and Joe; would like to remember wearing a diaper in Mr. Kruc’s class, Miss Ganly’s English, my green Blade suit, Homecoming ’83, Junior Prom, 12 10 83, 2 19 83, D-D’s; would most like to forget Chemistry, Math, Football Camp, some people who are two-faced; plans to go to college and enter Broadcasting or Sec- ondary Education; “I quit!” “Thanks Mom and Dad” Darrell Noonan “D.J.” participated in soccer, swimming. Year- book. stage crew; seen with B.R. and R.B.; would like to remember French I; Will forget Algebra 1; future plans are to go to college and study Aerospace technology. “Who cares.” Michael Narducci “Ducci” participated in National Honor Soci- ety and Basketball; usually seen around Pete (T. P. and the H.B.’s), Terri, anyone who’s around; will remember Bob’s class. George’ Thorogood 82, ’83, Rappin’ Rodney, the talk- ing bear; would like to forget 4 29 83, Marine Fitness Test, Double Sessions, Paul VI, “Camp Putt”; future plans are to go to college for business or psychology. “We’re outta here.” Steve Neilio “Steve” participated in Baseball, Bowling, Cross-Country; seen with Bart, John, Don, The Brothers M., Denise and Patty; will re- member four years of bowling, Mr. Ettore’s English, Colloqium, lunchtime, TGQ; would like to forget The Bridge, Spanish, Senior year. Cross Country, Advanced Chemistry, and Walt and Bernie’s jokes; plans are to be rich and sane. “Oh Yeah” Toni Neilio “Toni participated in Soroity, the Ring Mass Committee, Pep Club, stage crew, and Prom Committee; seen with Ferry, Diane, the Gang and Putt; would like to remember Junior Prom. Ring Mass. Mr. Power’s History class, SuperBowl ’83, Haddon Heights Park, Jen’s parties; would like to forget sophomore year; plans to go to Beauty School; “Yeah right” Eileen Nolan Eileen” was part of the Pep Club, Sorority, Yearbook, stage crew. Basketball Manager, Ring dance and Prom Committees; usually seen with Kara, Murphy. Meg. Karen. Patty; will remember being a nun on the Summer spot Staff, surviving in Mrs. Nolan’s room. The Nerol Family, and summers; will forget her entire sophomore year, Chemistry Labs, Freaking at D.G’s, and not seeing the talking bear; plans to become a nursery school teach- er, “That’s cool” Martha Obarski Mart was part of Softball. Ring Committee, Sorority, Pep Club, and Stage Crew; is seen with Denise and The Gang; will most re- member Haddon Heights Park. Ring Dance. Mr. Murphy’s class. SuperBowl parties. Brooklawn Circle, L.B.I.. parties; will forget October of Sophomore year, meeting Ralph, the Fight with Missy. New Year’s Day ’83, not going to Junior Prom. Homecoming’ ’83; plans to go to college for Business Management Ad- ministration. “It’s Casual” Bernadette O'Brien Bunny” participated in hockey, the play. Ring mass commitee. Pep Club, Sorority; usu- ally seen around Linda, Michele, Dawn, and The Gang; will remember Foods class. Ring Mass. Pat’s Steaks. Homecoming, and pushing Linda's car; would like to forget Monday’s and walking to school on cold days; “Yeah-right” Special Awards Most School Spirit Dave Pascal Linda 0. Jay Wolf Ron Block Mr. Ambition John Green Kevin West Miss Congenialty Michele Oleksa Trish Feltman Donna Mann Kara Turing Future Dean of Discipline Mike Kenny Pat Masters Bart Fitzpatrick Frank Talarico Phil Marcella Class Freak John Green Best Party Giver Michele Keane Most Likely to Make A Scene Denise Boyer Class Flirts Joe Fountas Michelle Oleksa Class Clowns Dave Pascal Rita Morrison Most Athletic Lisa Angelotti Mike Pavlik Class Agitators Kevin Campbell Mary Lou Agar Prettiest Eyes John Lavin Missy Lee Cutest Smile Joe Visco Lisa Yowler Tallest Darrell Noonan Jim Hughes Dolores Klinewski Shortest Rochele Schiliro Brian Forte Most Talented Danielle Brida Brian Murray Most Talkative Colleen Murphy Jim Blymer Class Sleeper Gregg W’eisenbach Michele Oleksa “Michele”. Active in cheerleading, Pep Club, Cross-Country, stage crew, play. Junior Ring Mass Committee, yearbook. Junior Senior class president; Seen with Mr. Kruc, Mr. O’Brien, Mr. Nark, and everyone; Would like to remember JV cheerleading with “Paddy”, Mr. Nark’s labs. Mr. Kruc’s classes, trip to NYC, shore 83, coffee for four, being “class brown-noser”; Would like to forget pronounc- ing “Dina Ambizon” at Ring Mass; Plans are to major in theology and teach at GC. “We’re such a family. Linda Orzechowski “S.K.” was part of sorority, Pep Club, and the play; usually seen with Rita, Billy Glaze, Bern, Pete, and The Gang; will remember foods class, being the Ram, Homecoming ’83, plays, getting busted on, football camp two times, flirting, Mr. Coleman and Mr. O’Brein; would like to forget Pat’s Steaks, getting lost in Philly, Anatomy cats, rainy days, Mon- days, and getting in trouble; future plans are to go to nursing school; “Do you know what I mean?” David Pascal “Dave” is a person who believes that earth is not the center of the universe. When he’s not cooking Triggerburgers, he enjoys sleeping, ig- noring the Middle East, and swimming in the ocean with his mouth open. He is seen with JD, JB, JH, EK, GK. Horse, and various hu- man units. Good memories include pep rallies, ski trip, The Boat, and 4-29-83. he would enjoy forgetting formal dances, rooms 250 and 023, 10-30-82, and BD. His future holds teaching people to properly open Band-aids or govern- ing Utah. “Oh well” Michael Pavlick “Pav was active in football and baseball; seen with Timm, Zimm, Tony, and the D.D’s; wants to remember Ms. Ganly’s Journalism class, while it existed, the New York trip, Timmy Lutz, Highland party, New Year’s Eve parties, Mr. Kruc’s class, and lifting on Friday and Saturday nights; wants to forget the day after his parties; future plans are playing base- ball and going to college for a degree in Engi- neering. Take it Light. Stacey Peoples “Stac was active in bowling and Sorority; is seen with Michelle, Donna and Kathy; wants to remember going to parties and being with friends; wants to forget Physicis class and Typing class; future plan is a medical career. “Swiftly.” Stephanie Pepe “Pep was active in the pep club and sorority; is seen with Karen, Andrea, Dolores, Korp and Dannille; wants to remember “The Great Pumpkin Caper , 5 31 83, Dot’s best “friend . Dot’s tribute page, Pocono’s “83”, goofballing, casinos and the summer in Bet’s car; wants to forget Dolores’ great driving ability, Rubetta Lipinski and Loren’s big mouth; future plan is to become a Dental Hygenist. “Quabie . Veronica Polen “Ronnie is seen with Diane, Netter, Karen and Tracey; wants to remember the times with special friends, the ski trip. Shorty, a special party at Micky’s, and “I got a headache ; wants to forget the clique, 75 minutes gym, white shoes, detentions, pigeon, 12:00 curfew and arguments with Rob; future plans are to further her education and become a psycholo- gist and build her dream house in the middle of the Rockies. “You want to know what I heard?” Joann Popjoy “Jo-Jo was active in the Play, newspaper, yearbook, chorus and Library Aide; is seen with Pam, Kathy, Mary Lou, and Denise; wants to remember the summers at Wildwood, the Plays, her family and friends, Anatomy class, Haloween 83, Mr. Kruc, Mr. O’Brien, Mrs. Narducci, Mrs. Woods, NYC and Radio City; wants to forget crab soccer, switching buildings, and the bus breaking down on the way to N.Y.; future plans are to travel around the world and become a good math teacher. “Fudge.” Susan Prendergast Sue” was active in varsity basketball, Na- tional Honor Society and Pep club; wants to remember State championships, Prom, Home- coming ’83, Soph Hop, Ring Dance and Good times with Jim; wants to forget sprints and geometry; future plan is to become a nurse. Theresa Prendergast “Terri was active in field hockey, track, so- rority, yearbook and pep club; is seen with Julie, Mike, Chris and Brian; wants to re- member Mike and Mike, Mr. Kruc, Prom ’83, all Homecomings, Julie, 12 3 83, Wildwood Crest, Washington D.C., New Year’s Eve, woof woof and the Fritos bag; wants to forget geometry. Freshman year, going 95 mph on Turkey Hill Rd. and the Ford; future plans are college and nursing. Christiana Purcell “Chris.” Active in field hockey and sorority; seen with Mary, Korp, Sue, Terry, Antoinette, and Lisa; would like to remember. Homecom- ing 83, Ring Dance, and Soph Hop; would like to forget Geometry and Winter ’83; hopes to attend college and become a physical thera- pist; “Don’t worry about it.” Brian Rafter “Fuzzy.” Was involved in stage crew, cross country, and yearbook; seen with T.S., W.F., D.J., Arbo, and deep; would like to remember Ring Dance, OB’s fire hydrant, Frank-ono- mics, and Fr. Joe; would like to forget French I and the Annex; planning to attend cooking school and become a chef. “What a trip!” Karen Reader “Munchkin.” Active as a cheerleader and a member of the sorority, pep club, Prom and Ring Mass committees; seen with Helen, Ei- leen, Kara, Murph; will always remember great times with Helen, the Dancing Bear, and 11 26 82; would like to forget 3 “Bugs”, 40c worth of gas, and Eileen freaking out at D.G.’s; future ambitions include becoming rich and spending it with a special guy; “No way.” Class Will The following is the last will and testament gym immediatly after graduation. Jim Hughes to Pat Peggy Tobin to an underclassman Dolores Klinewski to Louie Burgo Bart Fitzpatrick to Jackie Stokes Bart Fitzpatrick to Pete Naughton James Ferry Jr. to Scott Walt McDonald to Jackie Stokes Denise Boyer to Jeff Carr Denise Boyer to Joanne Hampton Jay Wolf to Billy Klaus Joe Mancuso to Jerry Madson Patty Allen to Julie Rozanski Tom Bell to the underclassmen Joe Reed to Tom Orzechowski Karen Reader to Lisa Geller Jen Ambrose to a freshman Donna McCarthy to Mary Flinn Stephanie Pepe to Lauren Kline Joanne McKenna to Beth Pascal Tony DeLuzio to Bill Clay Maria Barney to Sharon Pusey Mike Narducci to Gary Powers Dave Pascal to Will Vespe Class of ’84. All heirs here named report to the my Mercedes Benz my red bug her incredible height leftover ribbons my sense of direction his ability to talk his way out of trouble all my love my locker condo my big mouth my dancing ability my great basketball talents my hockey stick Miss Saunders my cruising ability a hanky for parties my Bendinger Brothers designer uniform the baby powder and shav- ing cream from hockey camp my brown-nosing ability my AP Biology Book my ability to do ripcords my top lockers that I could never see into a ride to school every morning my good taste in cars of the 133 Gail Roach “Gail”. A member of stage crew and softball mgr.; plays field hockey and bowls, seen with Barb, Michelle, Marybeth, and Steph; would like to remember the Washington trip, New York, New Year’s Eve, and summers in Wild- wood; would like to forget car toubles; plans to become a dentist in the future. Peter Reardon “Pete”. Active in football and basketball; seen with Timmy and Mike; would like to re- member New Year’s Eve party, Jr. Ring Dance, Prom’ ’83, Matt’s Trans Am; would like to forget losing to Triton during football season, and triple session for basketball; in the future he plans to just relax and do nothing. Joseph Reed “Reedie”. Plays football and basketball and is a member of N.H.S.; seen with McGoo, Tony, Cable, Pav, and Zimm; would like to re- member 7 24 83, getting Pav’s Christmas tree, Prom and Homecoming ’83, and the Washing- ton trip; would like to forget football camp; will be attending college in the future. That’s cool.” Patricia Rent “Patty”. Is a member of the sorority and pep club; seen with Tracy, Lisa, Shell, Patricia Ann, and Jen; would like to remember sum- mer spot, Wildwood, McDonald’s drive-thru, and summer ’83; would like to forget furball’s class, flat tires, and Roy Boy’s; plans to marry someone rich and have a maid. “Huh, what’d ya say?” James Revelli “Revelli”. Seen with Kelly, Ferry, Forte, Sharpy, and Grogg; will always remember Kelly, Prom ’83, the many laughs with Ferry, and Communication Arts class; would like to forget summer ’83, and Wildwood; would like to become a fire fighter and paramedic; “Have you seen Kelly?” Kathleen Rowson “Gertrude”. Enjoys dancing and golfing; seen with Maria, Patty, Marybeth, and Celeste; will always remember Prom ’83, Franklinville with Maria, food fights, and Great Adventure; wants to forget waiting for public service buses and Spanish I; plans to become an animal health technician. “Go find your mom!” Thomas Sammler “Slammer”. Plays basketball; seen with Rimmy, Pete, Grogg, and Westy; would like to remember 10 2 82, Prom and Homecoming ’83, the Washington trip, and Bob’s class; would like to forget French, and Marine Phys. Fitness tests; plans to attend college. “Ridgeway Street Blues” Dear Seniors, What will you miss most when you leave GC in June? Parties and Pep Rallies Class of ’84 Journalism the family feeling Miss Ganly library music Mr. Murphy Girl’s State Games Mrs. Nash Land Urchins Walking to the Annex Study Halls Frees Mr. Nark’s hunting stories the Gloucester odor getting gum on my skirt neighborhood dogs helping Mr. Powers Colloquium Mr. Ettore’s imitation of John Cougar failing Geometry my seat in Calculus King of Pizza days off Sister Library Joan Scarduzio “Joan”. Active in sorority, pep club, play, and stage crew; seen with Michelle, Missey, Cindy, Donna, and Tracey; will always remember Mr. Iacovone, Homecomings ’82 and ’83, Prom ’83, and washing football uniforms; would like to forget Cindy’s driving; plans to get married and have healthy children. Rochelle Schiliro “Rochelle”. Seen with Dina, Kathy, Tracey, Joan, and Missy; would like to remember Wildwood ’83 and Junior Prom; would like to forget steno class and gym class; plans to be- come a fashion coordinator. Joseph Anthony Schreidl “Iron Man . Active in football, baseball, swimming, stage crew, wrestling, and tennis; Seen with Fuzzy, Gordy, and Mr. Finley; would like to remember Stage crew, wood- shop, and Accounting; would like to forget the land urchins, work, and term papers; plans to have his own constuction business; “What’s up?” Maria Senula “Henrietta”. Active in swimming and volley- ball; seen with Kathy, Patty, and Celeste; would like to remember Mr. Nark’s Chemistry class, food fights, and the Prom; would like to forget History, Spanish, term papers, and crowded lockers; would like to become an ar- chitect. Mark Sharp “Sharpy”. Plays football and baseball; and swims; seen with Ferry, Forte, Grogg, and brother Mike; would like to remember football and Senior year; would like to forget econom- ics class; would like to become a member of the N.J. State Police. “Calm down.” Michael Sharp “Sharpy.” Plays football and baseball; seen with Jim, Brian, Greg, Jim, and brother Mark; will always remember Mr. Newton’s History, Senior year, and gambling with cards; would like to forget Ferry’s driving; would like to become a history teacher in the future. “Re- lax-you’re rude.” Russell Sigmund “Roy”. Is a member of football, wrestling,, and track teams; seen with Pete, Chris, Tony, and Jim; will remember State game in ’82 and friends at G. C. ; would like to forget English class and Bill Glaze’s party; would like to be- come a chef. “Cool out.” James Skamarakas “Scam”. Active in chess, forensics, current events club, and as library aide; Often seen with Bernie, Walt, Ronnie, and Mike; Wants to remember Mr. Nark’s class and sleeping in class; Wants to forget junior year and medita- tion; Plans to be Secretary of the Navy and discover one MB chip. “Mah.” Patricia Taggart Trish”. Active in stage crew and pep club; seen with Traci and Dina; will remember the Poconos, New York, summer’ ’83, 1 5 83, 10 19 83, and G.C.C.; would like to forget 11 19 83, gym class, and almost getting killed in Traci’s car; plans to become a computer programmer..“I don’t know.” Frank Talarico “Crank”. Active in wrestling; seen with Bobbi, Westie, Mack, and Rimmy; will always re- member the summer at Fran’s, Bobbi, and down the shore; would like to forget 12 1 83, freshman year, and Accounting; plans to be successful in business in the future. “To a rea- sonable facsimile thereof.” Donald Tedesco “Don”. Active in cross country and golf; seen with Ed, Joe, Dave, Gordy, and Cal; will al- ways remember the rabbits, Philosophy class, the Washington trip, and Beefsteak Charlies; would like to forget the Initiation Dance; planning to be a computer engineer. Lenore Tessmer “Laurie”. Active in the play, sorority, and the pep club; seen with Jerri, Donna, Martha, and the gang; would like to remember 8 26 83, Ring Mass, Prom and Homecoming ’83; would like to forget her party and 25e at Julie’s; plans to have a money making business of her own in the future; “Love and Kisses.” Gordon Thomas “Gordy”. A member of the track and bowling teams; seen with Pete, Pat, and Don; will re- member Graduation but wants to forget Ad- vanced Chemistry and Physics; would like to have plenty of money on hand in the future. James Tiefenlhaler “Tief . Active in track and football; seen with Zimm, Tony, Russ, and Blade; Will always remember good times with friends, the ‘‘assas- sin duo”, and History with Mr. Newton; would like to forget football camp, homework, and getting up at 6:00 a.m. every morning; Hopes to go to College and earn a degree in law. “Cut me a break.” Margaret Tobin “Peggy”. A member of the basketball team; seen with Rita. Joan, Linda, Kathy, and Julie; would like to remember Summer of ‘83, 11 15 82, lizard lady, Prom and Homecoming ’83; would like to forget getting suspended, basketball practice on Saturdays, and 10 8; plans to open a travel agency. “Hey dude.” Kara Turing “Strawberry . Active in Student council, bas- ketball, Prom and Homecoming courts, and stage crew; seen with Eileen, Murph, Meg, Patty, and Karen; will remember States!, be- ing a nun on the summer spot staff, and Fri. 13th; would like to forget 11 22, Halloween Dance, and being sick on Prom Night; would like to be happy and successful. “That’s nice.” Eugene Vernacchio “Gino”. Seen at social activities and with Ron and Ed; will remember changing buildings in bad weather, Journalism, and Chemistry; would like to forget Mondays and 75 min. classes; holds plans for college in the future. Patricia Vesper “Patty”. A member of N.H.S., library aid, and participant in Christmas Show; Seen with Ma- ria, Kathy, and Celeste; Will remember New York, designer pinnies in gym, and music class; would like to forget 75 min. classes, term papers, and public service; plans to major in communications. “Koo koo!” Joseph Visco “Vise”. Plays football and baseball; seen with Pav, Tief, and Jay; will always remember 12 16 83 and Reme; plans to go to college and enter the business field. “Oh, I can’t do that!” Gregg Weisenbach “Grogg”. Plays football and basketball; seen with Ferry, Rimmy, Sharp Bros., and Forte; would like to remember working with Mr. Co- leman and Walt Finley, Mr. Murphy’s class, Tooties, Wildwood, and Jim’s garage parties; would like to forget Algebra I and afternoon homeroom. “What do you want—a free?” Dear Seniors: “Who can separate his faith from his actions on his belief from his occupations” Gibran These words seem appropriate as you venture into a new kind of world, one where your expanded freedom will bring with it many responsibilities. Your years here at Gloucester Catholic have been spent in preparation for the challenges that lie ahead. Accept them willingly and conquer them peacefully. On your journey . . . I wish you joy. Joy is the command of Christ Himself, not an automatic wish or a pleasant courtesy, but an order. “If you love Me, you would rejoice ... ask that your joy may be full.” May your joy be more than a superficial masque for a moment. Let it be a happy selfless giving of yourselves for others and Christ in the moment of now! I wish you courage . . . Few times in our life do we encounter a person of true courage-a person of principle. It is this type of person who stands for best doing what they know to be right. Many times your actions can expel you from the “popular circle” but it is this “price” which adds to the difficulty of the situation, the difficulty of doing and not just saying. May each of you grow in the courage to let yourselves be vulnerable. To be sensitive and completely open to one another’s needs is the journey of a lifetime. Why not begin now with a single step? I wish you Love ... A love that comes from the giving of ourself to others. A love that dwells within each one of you. Probe deep and search out! You can give without loving, but you can’t love without giving. Congratulations to you all. May God keep you close to Him always. Kevin West “Westie”. Seen with Rimmy, Frank, Ferry, Mike, and Phil; would like to remember the Prom and Homecoming, pep rallies, and Blymer’s Ring Mass party; would like to forget a canoe trip and coming home from Dave’s; plans to become a famous chef, own his own restaurant and a Porsche. Tracy Wexler “Tracy”. Active in sorority, pep club, and Ring Mass committee; seen with Rochelle, Joan, and Dawn; will always remember the Prom and Homecoming, 8 5 82, 2 14 82, Ed- die, and “So Many Men”; would like to forget exams and Mondays; plans to attend college and live a happy and healthy life; “I can’t believe him!” Robert Wilson “Rimmy”. Seen with Ferry, Tom, Frank, West, and Pete; will remember the Prom, Graphics class, and Mrs. Gearhart’s class; would like to forget 12 1 83, S.A.T.’s, and get- ting laid off from Ledden’s; planning to go to college; “Got a dime?” Celeste Wisniewski “Agatha . Seen with Maria. Kathy, Marybeth, and Patty; will always remember Mr. Kruc’s class, the Ring Mass, and Period F; would like to forget Junior year and public service buses; plans to become a legal secretary after attend- ing business school. WE'R SUCH A FAMILY (. till Of f , y -ft4i Peter Worthington “Arch”. Active in cross country, track, and swimming; seen with Snake, Tom, Rimmy, Ed, and Steve; will remember Homecoming, Washington trip, and Journalism; would like to forget the Prom, French, Geometry, and S.A.T.’s; plans to attend college. “Hey, Rims.” Christine Witasick “Dids . Active in the plays, N.H.S., tennis, sorority, and pep club; seen with Joanne, Ma- ria, Sue, Laurie, Bobbi, and Jen; would like to remember summer 83, Sea Isle, Journey con- cert, and hiding in the bathroom with Bobbi and Jen; would like to forget Mondays, park- ing on Fridays, 10 30 82, and Mack trucks; plans to attend college and be successful. “Fine, forget it!” Joseph Wolf “Wolfie . Active in football, track, and wres- tling; seen with Tony, Zimm, Pav, Timmy, and Cable; will remember the girls, Coach Ike, and dancing with Mrs. Woods; would like to forget getting his first ticket; would like to play college football and major in Special Ed. “You dogged me! Lisa Yowler “Lisa”. A member of sorority and pep club; seen with Tony, Patti, Tracy, Jen, and Shell; will always remember Summer ’83, Prom and Homecoming courts, and football games; would like to forget flat tires, being late, and Roy Boy’s; plans to attend college in the fu- ture. Robert Zimmerman “Zimm”. Active in football and baseball; seen with Tony, Pav, Jay, McGoo, and Henry; will remember dates with DeLuzio to the Sadie Hawkins and Halloween dances, going out with the boys, and the baseball states; would like to forget football camp and homework; plans to play professional baseball after col- lege. Later.” “He maketh me to lie down in green pastures; He leadeth me beside the still waters.” Naomi Rivera Jan. 23, 1966 — Sept. 9, 1982 The Class of ’84 dedicates this yearbook to Naomi and shares some of their memories with those not fortunate enough to have known her: “I remember how happy she always seemed and her outgo- ing personality.” “I regret that I did not get to know Naomi better but what I did know of her I will miss.” “The thing I most remember about Naomi was the great feeling she threw off on you. I’ll never forget the great talks Pav, Naomi, and I had in the lonely cafeteria.” “Na, we had a few memories together. I wish there could have been more. I miss you and I wish you were still here.” “She was one of the my best friends when she left us. I would like to thank Michele Keane and GCHS for pulling me through.” “I believe I knew her well and I would have to say that she loved all of GCHS and everyone in it.” “One thing I can remember very well is that whenever she was around, I was always laughing. I miss her terribly.” “About Naomi-1 didn’t tell anyone about this but the day Naomi died I made a promise to myself to use Naomi as inspiration to make me work hard as a wrestler. I wasn’t very good my freshman or sophomore year but that may be because I just came out for the sport. I made a promise that day to offer any wins I had that season to Naomi just to show appreciation for how friendly a person she was to me and to others. My frosh and soph years in wrestling I only had a combined total of 4 wins; but my junior year I went 11-5-1 and hope to do even better this year. This is my way of remembering and showing appreciation of Naomi.” 141 Senior Directory Dina Abbonizio 274 Mercer Avenue Bellmawr, New Jersey James Blymer 20 2nd Street Brooklawn, N.J. Kathleen Connors 505 Fifth Ave. Bellmawr, N.J. Karen Ackley Denise Boyer 1026 Cumberland Ave. 15 Jupiter Drive Deptford, N.J. Sewell, N.J. Julia Crumsho 413 Fordham Rd. Woodbury Heights, N.J. Mary Lou Agar 905 Highland Blvd. Gloucester, N.J. Michele Brant 616 Georgetown Rd. Wenonah, N.J. Patrick Danaher 332 8th Street Gloucester, N.J. Gerald Allamby 585 Cooper St. Woodbury, N.J. Daniele Brida RD 1 Box 415 Glassboro, N.J. Susan DeFonce 255 Main street Mantua, N.J. Patricia Allen 1502 St. Matthew Dr. West Deptford, N.J. Andrea Burgo 15 Delaware View Westville, N.J. Antonio Deluzio 460 Hemlock Terrace Woodbury, N.J. Jennifer Ambrose 885 Marian Road Woodbury, N.J. Edward Butwin 128 Alliance St. Woodbury, N.J. Gary DePalma 136 Trent Road Washington Twp., N.J. Lisa Angelotti 7 Biscayne Blvd. Woodbury, N.J. Gerald Calabro 230 Welsh Ave. Bellmawr, N.J. Annette DiMatteo 1052 Alcyon Drive Bellmawr, N.J. Pasquale Arnotte 263 McClelland Ave. Bellmawr, N.J. Kevin Campbell 345 Linden Ave. Woodbury Hts., N.J. Antoinette DiMeo 2 Nassau Ave. Woodbury, N.J. Stephanie Atkinson 501 Essex St. Gloucester, N.J. Kelly Carpenter 167 So. Burlington St. Gloucester, N.J. Geraldine DiRenzo 600 Red Bank Ave. Woodbury, N.J. Maria Barney 328 Spruce Ave. Gloucester, N.J. Kimberly Carpenter 167 So. Burlington St. Gloucester, N.J. Joseph Driscoll 224 Grant Ave. Bellmawr, N.J. Stephen Barns Qtrs M-4 PNB Philadelphia, Pa. Patricia Carr 125 Baldwin Road Glassboro, N.J. James Dunn 323 Orlando Ave. Gloucester, N.J. Thomas Bell 1019 Somerset Rd. Deptford, N.J. Richard Chrone 227 Leona Ct. Woodbury, N.J. Maureen Dunn 606 W. Browning Rd. Bellmawr, N.J. Mary Benecke 459 Cedarcrest Rd. Wenonah, N.J Tracy Cipolone 111 Burning Tree Rd. Deptford, N.J. Edward Dyson 242 Lowell Ave. Mt. Ephraim, N.J. Ronald Block 327 Barbara Drive 14 Clarksboro, N.J. Kelly Connelly 1608 Center St. Thorofare, N.J. Marybeth Eskesen 401 Ronald Ave. Glassboro, N.J. Senior Directory Theresa Essig Joanne Giosia Dolores Klaus 1124 Lawnton Ave. 114 Northmont Ave. 109 Marne Road Woodbury, N.J. Mount Ephraim, N.J. Brooklawn, N.J. Patricia Feltman 1152 Madison Ave. Bellmawr, N.J. John Green 1141 Oak Ave. Glendora, N.J. Dolores Klinewski 401 Lincoln Ave. W. Berlin, N.J. Bobbi Fenza 301 Westwood Dr, Woodbury, N.J. Dawn Gregal 207 Turner St. Clayton, N.J. Gary Koehler 112 Union Ave. Bellmawr, N.J. James Ferry 6 S. Burdsall Ave. Gloucester, N.J. Christine Hawley 39 Aberdeen Place Woodbury, N.J. Mary Krajewski 115 Baird Ave. Mt. Ephraim, N.J. Julie Fish 12 Old Oak Road Mickleton, N.J. James Hughes 217 Somerset Rd. Deptford, N.J. Cynthia Kulpa 1067 Thompson Ave. Bellmawr, N.J. Bart Fitzpatrick RR1 Box 119D Mullica Hill, N.J. Jeffrey Hutchinson 947 Somerset St. Gloucester, N.J. Michelle Kuropatwa 297 Standford Ave. Wenonah, N.J. Michael Fitzpatrick 151 N. Maple St. Woodbury, N.J. Leslie Jackowski 11 Long Bow Drive Sewell, N.J. David Lamonica 715 Edgewater Ave. westville, N.J. Brian Forte 203 Ladeside Drive Glassboro, N.J. Paul Jerrett 1232 Ocean Ct. Deptford, N.J. Katherine Lattanzi 1020 Cumberland Ave. Deptford, N.J. Joseph Fountas 109 Linden Ave. Woodbury Heights, N.J. Michelle Jones 106 Davis Ave. Mount Ephraim, N.J. John Lavin 489 westwood Dr. Woodbury, N.J. KAren Freidel 667 Cornell Ave. Wenonah, N.J. Edward Kain 123 Peterson Blvd. Wooodbury, N.J. Melissa Lee 229 Bergen Ave. Bellmawr, N.J. Michael Garr 215 N. Broadway Gloucester, N.J. Michelle Keane 229 Caulfield ave. Deptford, N.J. Maria Lepore 569 Cooper St. Woodbury, N.J. Peter Gawason 1001 Somerset Rd. Deptford, N.J. Colleen Kelly 27 Beau Rivage Glassboro, N.J. Tracey Lichtman 709 S. Delsea Dr. Deptford, N.J. Diane Gellenthin 212 East Broad St. Paulsboro, N.J. Michael Kenny 643 Montclair Ave. Wenonah, N.J. Timothy Lutz 33 Bell Road Bellmawr, N.J. Gregory Gerst 743 Woodland Ave. Mantua, N.J. David Kinkade 1110 Merrimac Rd. Fairview, N.J. Pamala Maahs 241 Windsor Lane Westville, N.J. 143 Leslie MacMullin 328 W. Olive St. Westville, N.J. Senior tyfectcpy „ Christoj� Ker McClean 297p Uickahoe R l Meg Maguire 326 Dare Street Woodbury, N.J. Teresa Mahan 626 Powell St. Gloucester, N� J. Joseph Ma� cuso 724 Myrtle Ave. Lindenwould, Denise__ 11 GlovenAve. Mt. Ephraim, N.J. Diane Mann 11 Glover Aye. Mt. Ephraim, NrJ. Donna 11 Glover Ave. Mt. Ephraim, N.J. Philip Marcella 224 Warr nT ve. Bellmawr, N.J. Traci Marcianna 334 Hendrickson Ave. Woodbury, N.J. Barbara Maronski 481 Meadowereft Rd. Woodbury, N.J. Peter Marucci Woodbury Wts N.J. Patrick Masters 619 Fernwood'AVe: Atco, N.J. Dawn Mathes 1020 Milton Ave. Verga, N.J. Donna McCarthy 311 Delsea Drive Deptford, N.J. Cfl'mden, N.J. r • Bernard Mtdftonald 18 West Street o bury, N.J Walter Me, 18 We Wj | an lonmouth St. aicester N.J. onan outh Rd. N.J. Tames McGroartv 1448 Cooper St. Deptford, N.J. Darrel 1205 Deptf MartjfiSaarski 116 Barr Avenue Bellmawr, N.J. Jennifer McGroarty 116 N. Hurffville Rd. Deptford, N.J. BernajJiiMe O’Brien ai 'fludson St. Gloucester City, N.J. Michael McIntyre 810 Market St. Mt. Ephraim, N.J. Michele Oleksa 419 Gaskill Avenue Ephraim, N.J. Joanne McKenna 508 W. Centre Woodbury, N.J ftida Orzechowski 51 Williams Ave. Deptford, N.J. MaryBeth Monforte 117 New Broadway Brooklawn, N.J. David Pascal 121 Chestnut Street Brooklawn, N.J. Rita Morrison 778 Lake Ave. Woodbury Hts., N.J. Michael Pavlik 330 Keller Road Glendora, N.J. Kathleen Munz_ 275 Booth Drive Bellmawr, N.J. Cey Peoples 1006 Sussex Avenue Deptford, N.J. Colleen Murphy 35 Baynes Ave. Gloucester, N.2 Stephanie Pepe Lynn Leslie Ave. N.J. Brian Murray fl 588 Barlow Ave. Woodbury, NTT Veroni) a Polen RR 4 Box 397 N.J. Michael Narducci 23 West Vassar Rd. Audubon, N.J. Joanne Popjoy 741 Dartmouth Dr. Wenonah, N.J. Steve Neilio 106 6th Street Brooklawn, N.J. Susan Prendergast 113 4th Street Brooklawn, N.J. Theresa Prendergast 113 4th Street Brooklawn, N.J. Christina Purcell 229 Gilbert Ave. Westville, N.J. Brian Rafter 190 Ford Ave. Woodbury, N.J. Karen Reader 8 Birch Grove Ln. Peter Reardon 393 Flanders Rd. Bellmawr, N.J. Joseph Reed 1269 Dexter Ave. Deptford, N.J. Patricia Rent 2008 Central Ave. Deptford, N.J. James Revelli 235 Hudson St. Gloucester City, N.J. Gail Roach 513 Highland Blvd. Gloucester, N.J. Kathleen Rowson 1049 Mantua Blvd. Road 3 Box 15 Sewell, N.J. Thomas Sammler 614 E. Poplar Ave. Wenonah, N.J. Joan Scarduzio 501 Gaskill Ave. Mt. Ephraim, N.J. Rochelle Schiliro 116 Kennedy Blvd. Bellmawr, N.J. J. Anthony Schreidl 910 Vermont Ave. Deptford, N.J. Senior Directory Maria Senula 237 Adams Ave. Pitman, N.J. Mark Sharp 878 Mark Street Gloucester, N.J. Michael Sharp 878 Market Street Gloucester, N.J. Russell Sigmund 717 So. Delsea Dr. Deptford, N.J. James Skamarakas 307 Maple Avenue Gloucester City, N.J. Patricia Taggart 1041 Salem Avenue Deptford, N.J. Frank Talarico 1135 Ollenton Rd. West Deptford, N.J. Donald Tedesco 117 Union Ave. Bellmawr, N.J. Lenore Tessmer 600 Red Bank Ave. Woodbury, N.J. Gordon Thomas 342 Highland Blvd. Gloucester, N.J. James Tiefenthaler 308 Monmouth Road Deptford, N.J. Margaret Tobin 628 Hamilton Rd. Oak Valley, N.J. Kara Turing 930 Monmouth St. Gloucester City, N.J. Patricia Vesper 79 Altair Dr. Turnersville, N.J. Joseph Visco 701 Stratford Ave. Runnemede, N.J. Gregg Weisenbach 1115 Cumberland Ave. Deptford, N.J. Kevin West 7 Birch Grove La. Turnersville, N.J. Tracy Wexler 15 Biscayne Blvd. Woodbury, N.J. Robert Wilson 443 Cedarcrest Rd. Deptford, N.J. Celeste Wisniewski 306 Cornell Road Glassboro, N.J. Christine Witasick 734 Clearview Ave. Woodbury Hts., N.J. Joseph Wolf 1141 Miller Ave. Gloucester, N.J. Peter Worthington 330 Wenonah Ave. Mantua, N.J. Lisa Yowler 429 Woodbine Ave. Westville, N.J. Robert Zimmerman 116 Monroe Ave. Pitman, N.J. Eugene Vernacchio 294 Alliance St. Wenonah, N.J. 145 Mrs. Woods and 9B - 023 Wish the Seniors The Blessing of Happiness and Success John Duddy Lisa Duke Tracy Eichorn Steven Essig Joseph Evans Carolynn Festenstine Colleen Finn Joseph Foley John Ford Joseph Fronczek Donna Gardiner John Geibel-vice-pres. Stephen Gendaszek Joel Gervasi Susan Gilliard Meg Gilligan Gina Gionfriddo Shelly Goldschmidt Christopher Cori Scott Coughlin-pres. Kimberly Coyle Joseph Croce Andrew Currie John Darpino William Davis Diana Dean Christine Delaney Raymond DeNardo Karen Denzler Christine DiBiasi Michael Dick Joseph DiRenzi Anne Marie Dougherty Danny Dougherty Stephen Doyle Susan Driscoll-treas. Gloucester Catholic Alumni Association P.0. Box 27 Gloucester City, New Jersey 08030 Congratulates the Class of 1984 and invite them and all alumni to join the Association. Board of Directors 1983-84 Anne Barron - Recording Secretary Bob Delengowski - Vice Chairperson Karin Ganly Tom Iacavone Kathy Narducci Jackie O’Donnell Charlie Pacifico A1 Radano - Treasurer Dolores Raube - Corresponding Secretary Larry Reader - Chairperson Mary Ann Saunders Sister Jean Imelda, O.P. 147 O’BRIENS DRIVING SCHOOL Recent Graduates of Mr. O’Brien’s Driving School jz I 148 St. Mary’s Parent Teacher Association Gloucester City, New Jersey VIDEO AMUSEMENTS POOL LIVE MUSIC EVERY WED. THRU SAT. EVERY TUESDAY DJ'S HOT HITS DAILY LUNCH WITH OUR RAGDOLL DANCERS TIL 7 happy Hoop 4'run mon-frx Dave’s Cave Arcade Delsea Plaza and Delsea Drive Westville Grove, New Jersey 845-9729 845 9454 Deptford Queen Diner and Restaurant Open 24 Hours’' Delsea Drive Cooper Street Deptford. 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