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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1985 volume:

Dare To Be Different A theme that sums up the Class of 1985 and challenges the Arles staff to look beyond past books and create a fresh, new look. A theme that spills over from a daring class to daring changes in 1984-85 - from renovations that moved the main offices to the other end of the building, to Saturdoy detentions. A theme that is probably best symbolized in this book's dedica- tion to Father Pete Sullivan whose dignity and daring in his last year on earth challenged all of us to live beyond the ordinary. Endure SI anbju((noA„ ©a OJ. 3JDQ Never Measure The Height Of A Mountain Until You Have Climbed it. Then You Will See How Low It Really Is. Fr. Peter Sullivan August 10, 1940-August 2, 1984 Aries 1985 is dedicated to Father Peter Sullivan who never stopped to measure the mountains that he had to climb. We all remember him with love and miss him with intensity. A few who knew him very well share some of those memories. How do you adequately comment on someone as superior as Fr. Peter Sullivan? I am lost for words but realize the years I worked for Father were very inspiring and rewarding. His inter- est in the students and everyone he came in contact with was genuine. My life has been enriched by my asso- ciafion with Father Pete. - Marge Haughey Peter's life is the story of following two roads on a journey of Faith: the search for truth and the pursuit of excelllence. He taught us to value honesty above all else because hon- esty is where the search for truth be- gins. His life was one of concern for others, disdain for mediocrity, and honesty with oneself, neighbor, and God. These were the paths that Peter taught us to walk. - Ed Beckett ”1 want to be with those kids. I want to go on that trip. “I want to speak at that graduation. All this while his body, filled with pain, said it was time to give up. - Fr. Mike Manion “As busy as he may have been, he always had time for everyone. Even when he was doubled over with pain, his dedication kept him in the guid- ance office doing even more for the students. - Dennis Forward “Father Peter Sullivan was the most forgiving and non-judgemental man I ever met. Time and again I watched him establish relationships with teen- agers others had given up on. If I learned anything from Father, It was that each and every human being Is precious in the sight of God, that none of us has any right to ignore or discard anyone. - Dave Coghlan Diocese Of Camden Most Reverend George H. Guilfoyle Bishop of Camden Most Reverend James I Schad Aux. Bishop of Camden Msgr Thomas McIntyre Superintendent of Schools 18 Father Joseph Martelli Principal Father John Sullivan Administrative Asst. They Dare To Lead Mrs. Teresa Haney Science February 6 Aquarius Motivated by high ideals they would like to re- make the world along their own lines. They have the faculty of smiling while they may be worried considerably about some matter that has gone wrong. They are usually found to be active, per- sistent and tireless workers. A great many have psychic ability although they themselves may not realize it. Characteristics: Intellectual, cheerful, affec- tionate, thrifty. Mrs. Doris DeBarger English February 3 Faculty Stars There are many shining stars among the faculty at Gloucester Cath- olic and they are clustered under all the signs of the Zodiac. Miss Karin Ganly English February 6 Mr. John Colman History. Administrative Asst February 5 Mr. Thomas Rood English January 22 THANKGOD M'IRISH! Mr. Joseph Rafterty History. Sociology February 29 20 Pisces Mrs. Lonora Vlixlnl English March 1 below Mr. Jim McNamee maintenance February 26 Mr. Jock Heath Busness March 18 They like good companionship and dis- play great loyalty. Pisces do not like boasting and prefer to achieve things quietly. All are of unusually high moral de- velopment and have extraordinary pow- ers to inspire their associates. However they often ask questions and do not wait for the answers. Characteristics: Generous, honest, dig- nified, religious, charming. Mrs. ietty Krumm Bookkeeper March 7 Mrs. Rarbora Maulo Busness February 20 u Taurus People of Taurus excell in enterprises that demana endurance and persis- tence. Their physique is good and they go after the things in Ife that are hard to get. However they are apt to be capri- cious in their business deals Characteristics: Stem determination, fearless, gentle, excellent judgement, sensitive. 21 Mr. Tony Powers Hotory. Dean of Dscptne Aprt 7 Mrs. Chris Furianetto Science and Math Aprt 28 Father John Smith Re 9on May 6 Reverend Mr. Jim Kruc ReFpon Aprt 24 Aries Mrs. Marie Murphy Secretary March 27 People under this sign have marked success in dealings of a financial na- ture Because of their trusting nature they should be careful in their selection of friends. They do not like detail work but would prefer to plan things and have someone else do the labor. Characteristics: Courageous, gener- ous. enthusiastic, executive. Mr. Al Roberts Maintenance May 21 Mr. Bill Ashman Maintenance June 8 Mr. Ed Beckett History, Psychology June 3 Gemini Geminis are emotional, love the beautiful things in life, and find great interest in art and music. They have a restless nature and never seem satisfied with anything they do. They have an eternal craving for knowledge but should avoid worry because of the havoc it plays on their sensitive nervous system Characteristics: Versatile, nervous, restless, artistic. Dr. Davo Coghlan English. Guidance June 23 Sitter Mary Gerald Librarian June 25 Mrt. Kathy Narduccl Math July 4 Cancer People of this sign tend to be supersensitive and when hurt they will long remember the incident. They are kind and always willing to treat others rightly. They also have an anxious desire for publicity and always seek to stand out in a crowd. Characteristics: Sensitive, sentimental, sympathetic. Leo Many of the greatest men and women in history are born under this sign. Leos have great intuitive powers and often succeed with little study or preparation. They are dependable but hot-headed and subject to anger. Characteristics: Proud, affectionate, kindhearted, magnetic, forceful. Mr� . Bertha Nolan Phys. Ed.. Health August 19 Miss Mary Ann Saunders History. Dean of Discipline August 12 Mrs. Helen Trlcoccl Secretary August 7 Virgo Natives of Virgo are neat and enjoy life in a sort of well-regulated plan in both business and social life. They are keen minded with excellent reasoning ability. But they shrink from responsibility and would rather turn such matters over to someone else. Characteristics: Scientific, studious, emotional, skillful. Mrs. Otllia Gearhart Foreign Language September 21 Mr. Tony Ettore English. Guidance August 30 Because of their high ideals of justice they have a keen ability to weigh both sides of a problem. Libra persons are found to be coreless with belongings and are usually dropping and losing things. They are very impatient and often their enthusiasm gets them into trouble. Characteristics: Courteous, charming, generous, tempermental. Mrs Colleen McIntyre English. History October 22 ►' Mr� . Jane Woods Math October 23 Miss Diane Paudello Foreign Language November 14 Mrs. Joanne Walsh Science October 30 Scorpio Mrs. Cass Reed Secretary November 11 Mrs. Ann Vlereck Maintenance November 7 Perhaps more than any group Scorpios will be found to be secretive and self-assured. They respect religious principles and assist in many charitable enterprises. They have a suspicious nature and when their anger is aroused, their fury is great. Characteristics: Jealous, powerful, suspicious, honest. Sister Gertrude Mary Chemistry. Home Economics November 22 Father John Sullivan Religion. Administrative Asst. December 13 Mr. Tom Flynn Business. Math December 20 Sagittarius Sagittarians are quick mentally, rather high strung, and show a rare devo- tion to friends. They are great lovers of the outdoors and have a hearty and wholesome outlook on life. Once deceived or ill treated it is long remem- bered and apt to embitter all future relationships. Characteristics: Active, dignified, fearless, refined. Mrs. Joan Chalmers Math. Science December 13 Capricorn While this group is not very demonstrative in their affections, they will be found to be devoted dnd sympathetic. They are home lovers and slow to anger. Their are especial- ly gifted in planning and ability to analyze but their anxiety to succeed will cduse them to overwork. Characteristics: Genial, Intellectual, witty, brilliant talkers. Mr� . Angle Worley Father Bill Pierce Religion December 24 Mrs. Marge Haughey Secretary December 31 Mr. Jerry Sehartl Math. Athletic Director January 16 Cafeteria Staff: Joan Roney. Hazel Patton. Dolores Whilleson. Manager Mae Nash School Nurse December 24 Mr. Bob Nark Science Januory 7 Class Officers Student Council Seniors: President Sarah Beth McDonald. VP: Mike Kenney Juniors: President Dave Grassi. VP: Bob Riven Sophomores President Natalie Sessa. VP Michelle Sachetti Freshmen Officers Joe Klaus. Chris McIntyre. Chris DeLuzio. and Mark Campbell Leo Dubler assists student at book sale Gretchen takes a break from photographing students. Gretchen Schaler and Chris Dailey work on student ID cards during first week of school. Student Council members at this year's installation. Seated Ann Marie Dougherty. Lisa Rink. Angela Prosinski. Sharon Pusey. Kris Turing. Chris Dailey. Getchen Schaler. Standing: Travis Williams. Dave Burdy. Sam Lesky. Moderator Fr Bill Pierce. Billy Clay. Pete Naughton. Sean Kelly. Joe Welsch. and Leo Dubler. Pat Hughes and Andrew Dubler acted as ushers at the assembly Fr. Mike Mamon. guest speaker at Student Council Installation, poses with Fr. Pierce. Fr. Martelli. and Fr. Sullivan. Above: Student Council President Gretchen Sc halier speaks to the student body. Left: Student Council offi- cers: Secretary Chris Dailey. President Gretchen Schaler. and Vice-president Leo Dubler 29 Thanksgiving was celebrated at Gloucester Catholic at a Thanksgiv- ing Mass at St. Marys where students brought gifts of food to the oltar dur- ing the Offertory. Father McCor- mick. newly ordained last June, re- turned to Gloucester Catholic to celebrate the Thanksgiving Mass for his former students. This spirit of Thanksgiving was carried from Gloucester Catholic out to surround- ing communities through a food drive organized by the Student Council. Student Council Members at right packed up cartons for the needy with food donated by stu- dents and faculty. 30 5 33 oooo vAim M- f A yearbook is a historical document- a history of what happens at a school during a particular school year To capture the spirit of the year and of the senior class is the challenge of every yearbook staff. This year s staff had the benefit of the experienced leadership of co- editors Michelle McCarty and Karen Hammill and assistant editor Chris DiSilvestro. All three have been on the Aries staff since their Freshman year at Gloucester Catholic In addition. Frank Walsh, se- nior transfer from Camden Catholic, added his expertise. Further support came from Roxanne Noonan, Julie Pierentozzi. Beth Scott. Joanne Gorman. Melissa Noonan. Jackie Westfall, and Larry Slavik Much of the photography was done by Mrs DeBarger, faculty advi- sor. and by student photographers Brian Reed, Dave Grassi, and Mike Tuft Aries 31 32 National Honor Society members Bottom: Pat Hughes. Mike Coxson. Andy Russo. Mike Lindner. Bill Clay, and Phil O'Connell Top Chris DiSilvestro, Michelle McCarty. Mary Burkhardt. Sharon Pusey, Liz McComb. Chris Ern- harth. Karen Hammil. Michele Hampton. Beth Pascal. Gretchen Schaller. Lisa Jergensen. Denise Orze- chowski. and Cindy Petreshock. Pictured at left are NHS officers L Jergensen. B Pascal. M Coxson. C. DiSilves- tro and advisor Miss Saunders Below Fr. Martelli bids farewell to NHS members before they leave for their Halloween trip to St. John of God School At right new members receive flowers and congratulations from their families at the installation assembly where Agnus McGlade was the guest speaker. Other NHS members not pictured above are Louis Burgo. Anastasia Bul- Imger. Jim Delaney. Dennis Forward, and Bob Rivel. National Honor Society Installation Pep si Generation Gloucester Catholic Pep Rallies, led by Mr. O'Brien's Pep Club, generate as much electricity as Michael Jackson and his Pepsi commercials. One of our best pep rallies this year starred Mr. Kruc as homecoming queen and Tom Orzechowski, Brian Green, Joe Scanlon, Vince Vitola. and Will Vespe as his court. Further glamour was provided by Dennis Murphy, winner of the traditional sexy legs contest. In the ugly department there was Julie Smith as the Irish and Chris Neider, Nancy Dewechter, Gina Miserendino, Sarah McDonald, and Helenanne Walker portraying the other half of the homecoming court. As usual the fuel for all the fireworks came from the stands as each class at Glouchester Catholic tried to be tops in spirit. Pep Club: Row 1: K. Evans, P Gussen. M Flynn, C. Dickson. M Bryson. C. Ernharth, L. Tor- elli. Row 2 K. Morris. L Jer- gensen. C. Landi, K McCart- ney. B Pascal. L. Marcianna. Row 3:1- klatt. P. Coward. S. McDonald, G. Schaller. K. Sweeney, D. Wisenauer, J. Stokes Row 4 G Miseren- dino, J Wilkinson, J Smith, L Bobomo Inset B DiRuocco. D. Landi, K. Jackson One of the biggest jobs in the school is keeping the library running smoothly and efficiently and Sis- ter Mary Gerald (affectionately known as Sister Li- brary) uses alot of student volunteers to get the job done. Her loyal crew of library aides are shown on this page. Top photo: N. Cianci. M. Polidoro, B. Moore. J. Allison. S. McIntyre. K. Delaney. B. Mick- unas. M. Sosini, S. Mascibroda. J. Gorman, J. Plotts. B. Florich. M. Bonomo. S. House, M. Schaeffer. B. Boyd. D. Maahs, B. Moore, V. Guinta. M. Bocchicchio, L. Alberta. M. McCarty. J. Jackowski. J. Falcone. P. Ernest. E. Jackowski. Middle Photo: L. Sibley. Sister Library. C. Mayes. K. Payne. A. Hall. M. Noonan, C. Pardo. R. Noonan. B. Scott. J. Saltenberger. M. Ci- lurso. Bottom Photo: M. Bocchicchio, V. Guinta. E. Beehler. K. Coyle, K. Delaney. S. O'Brien. S. Lindner. K. McKenna, M. Keane. M. Dougherty, D. MacMullin. M. Fitzgerald, M. Blessing. L. Underwood. A. Decker. M. Speer, T. Gregal. -a T ■ School Aides In addition to library aides other students lend a hand at Gloucester Catholic by serving as hall monitors during one of their study periods. Mrs Narducci put together a list of over one hundred and fifty volunteers to monitor hallways during class time. The job of these students is to check passes of any students who are out of class, remind people not to go to their lockers between classes, and generally help anyone who might need directions. Thanks to student aides in the library and hallways, confusion is kept to a minimum and learning to a maximum. Rampage The school newspaper. Ram- page, is put out by Miss Ganly and her Journalism class. Future journalists shown at left are Danny Bonomo, Robbi Albert, George Allen, Lynn Garczynski, Ron Dolan, Lisa Guglietti, Jeanne Fitzpatrick. Julie Smith, Mike McConville Kathy Kerley, Joe Persichetti, Kevin Keoghan, Todd O'Donnell, Theresa Marconi, Dom DiBiase. and Dave Grassi. 37 38 Each year as Halloween approaches so do two dreaded events at Gloucester Catholic. These events are the two-mile run, and the Manne Physical Fitness Test. Students will prepare and train year round in hopes of bettering their times from previous years The hopeful athletes are taken by bus to Johnson Boulevard Track Once there, they stretch and prepare. The time approaches Mr O'Brien raises his hands The class tenses, his hands drop, and they're off! Four grueling times around a twisting menace. There are those who complete the test in 12 minutes or under. Others, how- ever. are still out there. Yes. Gloucester Catholic is filled with many traditions. Unfortunately, the two-mile run had to be one of them. The Manne Physical Fitness Test is administered twice a year at Gloucester Catholic, once in the fall, and again in the spring The test measures your fitness very well Every piece of junk-food that you ate during the summer will show up when you are doing your sit-ups. The test is comprised of five parts and is usually finished m one 75- mmute period. There are sit-ups and push- ups. the standing yard jump, and the 300 yard -run. the pull-ups for the boys and the bent arm hang for the girls All in all the test is pretty tough, but it's not the test that the students dread so much as the day after!! Shape Iron Works Mr. Rafferty's Weightlifting Club is in its second year and growing in popularity. Equipment includes benches, an incline bench. Lot's machine, leg curl, squat rack, power rack, dumbbells ranging from five to fifty pounds, four Olympic barbell sets, and close to three thousand pounds in weights. More than a hundred students, including athletes from almost every sport in school, use the newly painted weight room in the basement of the annex. Mr. Rafferty's immediate goal is to get the program up to the point where partici- pants can enter weightlifting competi- tions with other schools. Emphasis in the weight room is not only on the building of muscles but also on the building of self confidence. 40 Above Kyle McKinney gets weighed in Left: Pat McCarthy works on arm strength A Season Of Sharing The usual Christmas caroling, homeroom decorating, and gift exchanging were all a part of Gloucester Catholic's usual holiday festivities. But in a season better known for celebration and feasting, Gloucester Cath- olic students took time out to fast. Under the leadership of Student Council and the Na- tional Honor Society, a week in December was set aside to focus attention on world hunger and to raise money for starving peo- ple in Ethiopia. Stop Hunger tags were sold in homerooms all during the week and Thursday was marked by a school fast dur- ing colloquim. On Friday many faculty and students gave up lunch and contributed their lunch money to the hunger fund. Water was sold by students in the cafeteria for fifty cents a cup to remind everyone of how pre- cious this commodity can be if you don't have enough of it. By the end of the week, Fr. Pierce reported that over eleven hun- dred dollars would be sent as Gloucester Catholic's Christmas gift to the hungry of the earth. It Was Loverly This year the Gloucester Catholic Players put on their production of an old favorite. My Fair Lady. The show was under the direction of Mrs. Brad- ley and choreographed by Dolores Patrone. Additional support was giv- en by Mr. Rafferty and Mr. Flynn on stage crew, Mrs. McIntyre on make- up, and Mrs. Chalmers on costumes. The play is set in 1912 and is cen- tered around two characters - Eliza Dolittle (Heather Tessmer) and Henry Higgins (Pete Naughton). Supporting roles were given to Vince Vitola as Col. Pickering, Mike Raube as Mr. Do- little, Rick Fountas as Freddie, and Christa Joie as Mrs. Higgins. Other cast members included Michelle McCarty, Lynn Garzynski, Greg Heisler, Sean Mulholland, Bill Quinn, John Aldridge, Joe Evans, Bob Pino, John Jackowski, Doug Willet, Marc Raspa, Kathy Teri- fay, Amy McKenna, Chris Campbell, Stacey Bullinger, Jacquie Stokes, Jeff Barney, Mike Hampton, Tom Orze- chowski, Joe Scanlon, John Thorpe, Linda McGinley, Michelle Cilurso, An- thony Gizzie, Pat Beckett. Mike Ken- ney, Tasha Gregal, Mary Beth Blessing, and Dave Burdy. These char- acter roles were ably backed up by students in the chorus and on the stage crew. In all over a hundred stu- dents and faculty joined together to put on another outstanding Glouces- ter Catholic production. i c h o r u s Gloucester Catholic Chorus: Paula Coward, Kathleen Evans, Christa Joie. Linda McGinley. Frank Walsh, Michele Cilurso. Chris Seffrin, Tasha Gregal, Michelle McCarty. Tina Falkenstein, Donna Auerswald. Knowledge Bowl The Knowledge Bowl airs on NYT Cable TV. It consists of thir- ty-three schools competing for fifty thousand dollars in scholar- ships. Each school gets $780. for each match won. Glouces- ter Catholic's team this year consisted of Andy Russo (cap- tain). Eric Ciambrano. Jim De- laney, and Pat Hughes. Alternates were John Prender- gast, Leo Dubler, and Andrew Dubler. The team was coached by Mrs. Furlanetto. Hail And Farewell This past year the Gloucester Catholic family reluctantly bid farewell to three teachers whose presence and talents are very widely missed: Mr. Kruc. Mr Powers, and Mr Coleman We sent them off to new challenges in new places with deep appreciation for all the love and concern they had poured into Gloucester Catholic In a year that seemed filled with changes we also welcomed Mr John Sa- ponora (upper left) and Mr. Sam Orlando (upper right). Perfect Combination 46 I' The Juniors found the perfect combination for the prom under the twinkling lights of the Starlight Room at the Cherry Hill Inn on a warm spring evening. A glass eleva- tor carried couples up to the top of the Cherry Hill Inn where thousands of tiny white lights in the ceiling com- bined with mirrored walls to create a magical atmosphere. Several ar- rived in rented limosines, many wore white dresses with hoop skirts, and one dared to be different in Nike sneakers. Music ranged from soft ballads to something livelier for break dancing competitions be- tween Joe Fountas and Mr. Murphy. It was the perfect combination of hard work all year by the Juniors and Mrs. Chalmers, their advisor, that brought about an evening that was as unforgettable as such special evenings should be. The prom court pictured at right consisted of Joe Scanlon, Mary Lam- pugh, Sam Lesky, Kathi Sweeney, Queen Gina Miserendino. King Tom Orzechowski, Christine Neider, An- thony Marcella, Nancy Dewechter, and Vince Vitola. Wednesday. September 5. was the first day of the rest of their high school Nves for the class of 1988. The day began with all the Freshmen attending a special Mass and liturgy in the gym Then it was time for the soon to become very familiar walk over to the annex and their homerooms Confusion reigned as Freshmen tried to figure out how to get from Room 302 in the main building to Room 033 in the Annex in five minutes and how to deal with a stubborn locker that wouldn't open no matter how hard you kicked it White blouses were a little more wrinkled and ties sagged a bit. but the Freshmen left determined to have their handbooks and locker combinations memorized by Monday. Welcome Class Of 1988 48 Presto - Chango Many students who came looking for Fr. Martelli in his office this September were in for a surprise. Over the summer both the main office and Father's office were moved from their comfortable old spot next to the library to the Ridgeway Street side of the build- ing. An attractive and professional looking foyer, a large glass window, and doors that only admit you at Mrs. Reed's command, provided a fresh, new enterance to Gloucester Catholic. Father Martelli's new office looked like the picture on the left until just a couple of days before school started. But by the time the school year got down to serious business. Father was comfortably set- tled in with new wallpaper, rugs, a shower, and lots of room for all his souvenirs. Hammonton Hosts President Reagan And Fr. Martelli When Reagan and Bush and Mon- dale and Ferraro were not busy de- bating each other on television this fall, they were out visiting big cities and little towns across the country. One little town on the campaign trail for President Reagan was Hammon- ton, New Jersey - blueberry capital of the world. Gloucester Catholic was well represented dt the rally by Fr. Martelli and Mr. Coleman. Father was even interviewed for the eve- ning news and gave his views on what he felt President Reagan should do for education. A quick glance at the photo on the left and you'll spot a familiar face at Gloucester Catholic. We tried to ar- range for a picture of Fr. Martelli and the President but the Secret Service wouldn't cooperate. 49 Homecoming Highlights The weather was sunny and perfect and even the score approached perfec- tion as Gloucester Catholic defeated rival Camden Catholic at this year's Home- coming Game At halftime Vince Vitola and Chris Neider were crowned King ond Queen and the senior class paraded in their Disney World float The celebration continued that evening as a record num- ber of students crowded the gym for the traditional Homecoming Dance The weather forecast in the gym changed from bright and sunny to Purple Rain thanks to the creativity of Mrs. Chalmers and her senior committee Homecoming Court headliners were (top row. left to right) Vince Vitola and Sarah McDonald. Brian Green and Chris Neider. Joe Scanlon and Gina Miseren- dino. Tom Orzechowski and Nancy Dewechter. and Will Vespe and Helen- anne Walker. On the field, star plays came from an enthusiastic offense and a solid defensive line. It was the kind of game that featured total team contribu- tion rather than one or two outstanding players. Juniors Join The Ranks Of Upperclassmen This year's Junior Ring Mass was held on November 21, 1984 at St. Mary's Church. The Mass was celebrated by Fr. Martelli along with vice principle Fr. J. Sullivan and Fr. Pierce. The highlight of the evening for the juniors was the presentation of the 1986 Class rings. Music was provided by Mrs. Bradley and the Gloucester Catholic Choir. A dance and a reception followed where juniors enjoyed colorful sandwiches and lively music directed by D.J., Tom Reed. The success of the Junior Ring Mass and Dance is credited to Miss Ganly, Junior Moderator, and alot of hard working Juniors. The theme WE BE- LONG”, expressed the Juniors' feelings of finally belonging as upper- classmen in the Gloucester Catholic family. Safari On Thursday. November 8, 1984, the Sophomore Class gathered in celebration of the Mass at St. Mary's Church. The principle celebrant was Fr. Martelli and music was provided by Mrs. Bradley, accompanied by a select group of Sophomores. Soloist Chris Seffrin along with Mr. Beckett playing the guitar, performed a dedication to the Sophomores. At the conclusion of the Mass, all were invited to the school cafeteria for refresh- ments. At 8:30 parents were dismissed as Sophomores began to Pop and Break . The lead songs of this Safari Hop were Jun- gle Love and Lets Go Crazy . All involved enjoyed the food and fun times. Hundreds Of Stars On Hundreth Night Faculty and students gathered to share a few memories and lots of laughs in the tradi- tional celebration of one hundred days be- fore graduation. Mrs. DeBarger's English class. Mr. Scharff's office, and the hallway haunts of Mr. Nark's Gestapo squad were among the scenes that were recreated in the cafeteria that night. The faces in the crowd attest to the fact that it was a very special evening for the class of 1985. 2. Dave Grassi celebrates his win as scariest 3. Phil Bevilocqua as Merlin 4 S. Nastasi. M Bocchicchio. K Wilson display their coordination. 5. Head Nerd Chris Campbell leads Nerd Halloween Cheers 6. J. Welsh. J. Prendergast. T. Williams en route to Rome 7. Dante hunts ducks while Laura. Ed. and Tyson look on 8 Senior girls showed up as their favorite cartoon characters 9. Rich Coletti as Ronald Reagan 10. Doug Willett. Deeana Virgilio. and Matt Campbell join punk rockers Mike Raube ond Pete Noughton 11 Michelle McCarty. Lou Alberta, and Joanne Gorman. 12 Bill Messenger and Greg Vitkow with his split personality 13. Pat Hughes and Joe Carozza ready for adventure 14. Ann Terrifay. Cindy Petreshock. and Julie Pierantozzi. 15. Chris Dailey and Deeana Virgilio 16 Bob Weisenauer's lovable costume attracts a crowd 17 Ghostbuster Ed Charon is joined by Marc Vukicevich. Bob Chew, and Jim Jordan. Nerds, Punkers, and Ghostbusters filled the gym on October 30 as Gloucester Catholic students celebrated Halloween. Father Pierce and the Student Council sponsored the dance which brought out the strange collection of people featured on the next few pages. Cutest Couples Mrs McIntyre and Mike Seccia Sol Medico and Karen Fronkowiak Frank Walsh and Kathy Payne Varsity Cheerleaders: Helenanne Walker. Denine Landi. Charisse Montone. Michelle Minutola. Renne' Britton, Mary Lamplugh. Lisa Mar- cianna. Sue Driscoll. Karen Fronckowiak. and Denise Orzechowski. Not pictured: Carole Gamboli. They Spark the Spirit Gloucester Catholic cheerleaders with help from the Ram (Janine Wilkinson) and Wave Leader Mike Kenney are the sparks that turn Gloucester Catholic fan spirit into a roaring fire. They are known for their dare-devil pyramids and precision routines. Karen Fronckowiak amazes the crowd with her multiple flips and Denine Landi never flinches from her perch at the top of the pyramids. This year's captains were seniors Lisa Marcianna and Mary Lamplugh who together with advisors Mrs. Maulo and Mrs. McIntyre, pro- vided the leadership for a group of tireless and talented students. JV Cheerleaders: K Dunleavy, t Brown, M Dougherty, L. Rhoda, M Polidoro. B Moore, K. LePore, M Savidge. R. Brennan, R. O’Connel. B. Mickunas 63 JV Team: Top Row Michael Kenney. Jim Mendel. Scott Coughlin. Steven Doyle. John Scardu- zio. Grear Wolf. Jim Delaney. Joey Scanlon Bottom Row John Guyble, Mike Brown. John Gryckiewicz. George Allen, Robert Ackley State Spring of '84 proved to be one of the best seasons ever for boys' baseball. After a sensational season ending with a record of 19 wins and 4 losses, the varsity team secured the Parochial B State Title by de- feating Bayley Ellard. Seniors Dave Kinkade and Mike Pavlik and Junior Will Vespe had the honor of being named to All Conference. Pavlik and Vespe were additionally hon- ored by being named to All South Jersey. Members of this outstanding Gloucester Catholic team included pitchers Pete Gawson, Will Vespe. and George Kaufman, catcher and co-captain Bob Zimmerman, infield- ers Mike Pavlik (co-captain), Dave Kinkade, Mike Lindner, Joe Corrozza, Kyle McKinney, and Bob Rivell. and outfielders Greg Gerst, Ed Kain, Bill Allison, Mike Kenny, Joe Scanlon, Joe Falcone. Gary Powers, and John Scarduzio. Varsity: Top Row. Mike Pavlik. Greg Gerst. Ed Kain. Pete Gawson. Mike Lindner. Dave Kmkade. Joe Falcone Bottom Row Joe Carrozza. Diane Mann. George Kaufman. Gary Powers. Bob Rivell. Tony Nelio. Bob Zimmerman Champs All Star Spirit The Girls' Varsity Softball team put forth a spirited effort during the 1984 season. Head coach Larry Baron and assistant coaches Charlie Mar- onski and Jim Cooper helped the Varsity team to a 12-11 season. The high spirit of the players helped them through their season and was espe- cially needed during their most diffi- cult and best game against Triton. The team qualified for the State Tournament and many of the senior players made All Star and All Paro- chial. In addition Lisa Angelotti was named to the New Jersey All Star second team by the Courier Post. Both Lisa and Andrea Burgo made Gloucester County Times All Star first team. The JV team, coached by Coo- per and Maronski, finished their sea- son 10-7. Some of the JV girls also played on Varsity during the State tournament and contributed more of the same spirit and enthusiasm that is the hallmark of girls' softball at Gloucester Catholic. Varsity: Top Row Michele Jones. Jill Crosson. Debbie McCarthy. Lisa Angeiotti, Karen Ackley. Coach Larry Barron. Bottom Row Michele Hampton. Meg Maguire. Andrea Burgo, Michelle Kuropatwa. Deanea Virgilio, Kim Dott Front J Marucci. P MarceOa. N Smtlo. H Rodriquez. K Davis. M Kenney. J Wolf. Cooch B Oleksa. Coach T. Flynn MdcMe W Davis. E Kennedy. K Guk y. C Seas. A Wodarczyk. Bock Coach B McCluskey. B Murray. J Pofcdoro. P Masters. P Worthngton. E. Butwm. R Block On Course Despite a cksappontng record, the season was a success because there were a number of personal goals reoched by individual athletes Several students attorned ther goals by sea- son's end but two standouts were Nick Sirria n the 100. 200. and 400 meters, and Ron Block in the 800 meters and 400 relay m his first yeor as head coo- ch. Mr Bob MeClusky and his assistant Mr Tom Flynn, began to build a pro- gram that reflected ther dedication to hard work and steady mprovement A young team and a tough schedule combined to make the spring season a disappointing one for girl's track in terms of how many meets were actually won. However the team finished the year with fifteen runners which is an increase over previous years and the majority of these were freshmen and sophomores. Mary Sigmund who ran the 800 was the team's most valuable player and Sue Steckel was a freshman standout in the 1600 and 3200. Eileen Cole ran well in every distance from 100 to 1600 meters and Sue Block is the school record holder in the 400 hurdles. These and other individual ac- complishments. plus the enthusi- asm generated by Mr. Heath, point to big improvements in track over the next couple of years. Jil Sisco. Michele McCarty. Sue Block. Lynn Gorczynski. Sue Vacca. Mary Sigmund. Kathi Sweeney. Carolyn Hogg. Sue Steckel. Amy McKenna. Chris Thomson 70 Tradition! Gloucester Catholic athletics have a respected winning tradition Since 1930 our athletes have worked hard to main- tain this standard To this list of successful ath- letes we now add our tennis players. The tennis team has battled back from four-win seasons m 1981 and 1982. to a 13-win season last year. And in 1984 their hard work culmi- nated in a 14 win season and the South Jersey Parochial B championship. The foundation has been laid. There are a score of players coming out for the team ev- ery year and the competition to become one of the top seven players is fierce. The team was voted the eleventh best team in South Jersey by the Courier Post and the players are anxious to top that next year The team was again led by John Lavin who won 15 matches and played the number one singles position for the fourth straight year The varsity line-up by season s end was John at first singles. Vince Vitola at second singles, and Mick Rullo at third singles Our consistently winning doubles teams were Chris Campbell and Mike Raub at first doubles, and Dan Gen- daszek and Brian Lozuke at second doubles Pete Naughton and Rich Colletti were often used as varsity subs. For the first time in the history of tennis at Gloucester Catholic, there was enough tal- ent and enthusiasm to create a separate JV tennis team The JV were 2-3 in the five matches that they played Rich Colletti led the team at first singles and was backed up by juniors Bill Crowe. Rick Grubb, and Mike Ramsey, sophomores Dave Coyle and Jeff Gervasi, and freshmen John Aldridge. Matt Campbell, and Joe Evans Above Varsity team about to board Ram bus. Below JV team with Coach DeBarger Left Vine© Vitoka stretches for an over- head Matt Campbell bends for a low vol- ley Varsity Coach Dan O'Brien improvises at practice courts Center Rich Colletti awaits the return to earth of his toss Right Brian Lozuke follows through on his serve Joe Evans - “What do you mean, it was out ? Rick Grubb uses a high kick to help ball over the net 71 On The Upswing Under the direction of new coach. R.C. Goetter. Gloucester Catholic Girls' Tennis is on the up- swing once again. After a disap- pointing season last year, they came up to a 5-7 record this year within their conference. Kathleen Evans was 7-9 playing in the diffi- cult first singles spot and Kathy Kerley had an outstanding 8-3 re- cord playing in the second and third spots. Suzi O'Connor was an outstanding newcomer among alot of fresh, new talent. Both Kathleen Evans and Kathy Kerly played in post season competi- tion. Team members included S. McDonald, R. Noonan, K. Evans, K. Kerley, K. McKenna, P. Narcisi. K. Underwood. S. O'Connor, C. Bobiak, L. Neumann, and L. Russo. Vi Seniof Sarah McDonald takes a break between sets Below: Kathleen Evans copes with a low toss T CATHOLIC PETS ED Ram I ougn Under the direction of coach Kathy Reed, the 1984-85 varsity field hockey team finished their season with a feeling of having overcome a tough schedule with determination and hard work. Captains Michele Hampton and Julie Rozanski added a lot of leader- ship to the overall effort. Defensively Gina Quinlan, Chris Neider, and Jill Crosson made it very tough for op- ponents to score. Offensively the team's high scorers were Terry Klatt and Michelle Hampton. Both of these girls received All Conference Honorable Mention along with Jill Crosson. Michelle was also named to All South Jersey Parochial Team. Other varsity team members pic- tured below were Mary Bryson, Mary Flynn, Karen Morris, Beth Pas- cal, Fran Thomas, Patrice Allison, Lisa Rink, Stacey Koppleman, Chris Ern- hearth, and Monica Barkley. The JV team pictured at the top of the page also hung tough all season with many players who have the potential for bright futures on the varsity level. Members of the JV were S. Flynn, J. Flinn, E. Muldoon, A. Dougherty, M. Gilligan, S. Lindner, A. Pierzinski, M. Polidoro, C. Polidoro, T. Raphael, R. Read, and T. Wolf. The Many Faces Staiano throws a look-out” block Offensive backs do agilities Medica returns a punt Offensive huddle The Alphabet Kid Of Ram Football Coach Raf prepares offense McKinney makes stop for a loss Coach Flynn works with defense Powers runs back interception Allison throws a duck Varsity team Bottom D Murphy. T. O'Donnell. B. Allison. B Welsh. R. Grubb. J. Harkins. B. Savidge. P. O'Connell. S. Lesky. A Marcella. D. Staiano. B Klaus Middle J. Welsh. P Hughes. T. Williams. P Ernest. J Carozza. L Angelino. B. Rivell. J. Gryckiewicz. S Coughlin. M Jenkinson, J Prendergast. J Marucci D. Renzetti. J. Polidoro. K Dougherty Top J Duddy. C. Cori. K. McKinney. J. Scarduzio. S Medica. B. Vespe. G Powers. C. Parker. J Mendes P McCarty. E Morrison. S Maulo. Not pictured J. Geibel. D. Letzgus. G. Kaufmann, M Beebe. J Vaux. M Ruffalo. N. Ruggeri Coach Ward with Senior Captains Joe Harkins and Bill Savage Winning Tradition The 1984 Rams football team compiled an overall record of 5-4. It achieved this in one of the most competitive conferences in the state. The season was highlighted by a 6-0 victory over 20 ranked Over- brook and a 20-7 victory over Camdem Catholic at our homecoming. The team had its ups and downs during the year, but was always competitive. In his first season as coach. Frank Ward achieved Gloucester Catholic's first winning record in four years. The team accomplished more than anyone expected of them in the preseason and outgoing seniors can be proud of the respect they have brought back to the program. This year's JV was coached by Tom Flynn and Rich Horan. Although they did not achieve the same suc- cess as the Varsity (JV record was 4-4), they always went into the game to win. The experience gained this season will help next year's team to carry on the newly established winning tradition. 76 Cooch Jay with his team behind him: M. Puma. G Wade, J. Klaus. J Lee (manager), J. Ahern. J. Parry. E. Plum. J Boswell. M. Milano. C. McIntyre. V, Torelli. C Kudless. M. Campbell, J Pinto. D. Thwaites. F. Reichert. M. Davidson. R Decker. J Giambrone. A. Colon, J Kursey. L. Doto. J Tuppeny. L. Burns. J. Allison. M Bonomo. C DellaPace. E. Donahue. B Messenger. E. Charon. S. House. D. Thomas. R. Petreshock. J Holmes. The Catholic Crunch They call themselves The Catholic Bunch and The Freshmen Crunch. And under the direction of Coach Jay Wolf they had a 6-2 season record which lived up to their billing. The Freshman Football team's proudest moment came when they defeated rival Bishop Eustace by a resounding 28-0. Standing Stephanie Sanderson. Beth Burkhardt. Lisa WHkinson Kathy Donnelly. Mary Burkhardt. Leanne Thompson, Coach Greg Burba no. Gina O'Connell. Jennifer Corrigan. Lizam Me Comb. Sue Block, and Jim McIntyre Seated Debbie Katziner. Kim Coyle. Cara Keller. Lauren Coniglio. Lisa Guglietti. Tracy Wunch. Sue Vacca, Sharon Pusey. Theresa Stailmgs, Stacey O'Brien. Not pictured: Edie Wal- ters. Julie Pierentozzi Team Action. Top Ecfce Walters and Lisa Guglietti close ranks behind a Moorestown opponent Left Center Lauren Coniglio charges through enemy ranks. Center Gina O'Connell takes control of the ball as Lauren and Kara Keller back her up Center right The- resa Stallings takes a free kick Coach Burbano describes his team as very talented but very injury prone this season Girls' soccer is only in its second season at Gloucester Catholic and coach Burbano has noticed that his inexperi- enced team starts getting better just as the season is ending. The team record this year was 3-14-1 but with almost aH players returning next year, they expect to be getting better much sooner Goals Galore Coach John DeVito describes the fall season as an unqualified success as an 8-11-1 record enabled the team to secure second place m the division. The team's leading scorer was Steve DeVito who set a school record with 27 goals Both Steve and Antho- ny Lamonica. who were the team's outstanding de- fencemen. were named to All Conference teams Steve was named to the first team and Anthony to the second, only the second time in Gloucester Catholic history that our soccer players have been so honored Pat Moughan was also named alter- nate goalie for the second team All Conference. Team captains were Mike Esposito. Lou Burgo. Steve DeVito, and Anthony Lamonica Season high- lights came with upset victories over Camden Cath- olic and Overbrook which took the team out of the “easy win column into the competitive column The JV team, under the leadership of Coach Tim Donnelly and team captains Paul Allamby and Joel Gervasi. ended the season with a record of 5-7-2. Varsity Row 1: F. Fanelli. E. Read, M. Esposito. E Majeski. Row 2 M VanMater, L. Burgo. L. Marcianna. C Burman. S. DeVito. Row 3 B Mulholland, C. Thompson. J. Jordan. J. Gervasi. A. Gizzi (manager). Row 4 A Lamonica. R. Nichols. P Moughan. Coach John DeVito JV Row 1C. Callinan. K Kramer. B Ainsworth. R Nichols. K. Blass. M Block. B. Davis. Row2: J. Gervasi. D. Cosner. D. Coyle. E McCarty. J. Semple. B Bagin. C. Deluzio. P. Allamby USA TODAY recently reported that Girls' Cross Country is the fast- est growing high school sport in America At Gloucester Catholic the teom is both fastly growing and growing faster. Coach Jack Heath reports that this year's team is the best ever at Gloucester Catholic in terms of talent and numbers Usually there are two or three girls on the Gloucester team who run under 30 minutes, but this year all 13 girls on the team run between 21 and 26 minutes Best of all the team is blessed with some outstanding freshmen Melanie Mullens. Maria Madson. and Janme Nestore are three of the top freshmen in all of South Jersey This year's team was lead by senior co-captains Jil Sisco and Lynn Garczynski. Junior Mary Sigmund has to be consid- ered the best runner ever at Gloucester Catholic. And following closely behind these lead runners are Sue Steckel and Eileen Cole. The rest of the team porvided needed depth. Carolyn Hagg. Cheryl Jae. Donna lacovone. Amy McKenna and Desiree Watson all did well in their first year of cross country, consistently placing in the top ten in meets Team members pictured at right are (Bottom) M. Sigmund. E. Cole. D. lacavone. L Garczynski (Middle) C. Delaney, M. Madson, J. Nes- tore. D. Watson. (Top) M. Mullens, S. Steckel. C Hagg, J Sisco. Not shown are C. Joie and A McKenna. 80 In the late seventies Coach Jack Heath was a mem- ber of the Gloucester Catholic Cross Country team that was a powerhouse, putting together streaks of 18 and 19 wins. Mr. Heath thinks we may be returning to those days of glory. Despite losing its top-five runners from last year, this year's team actually improved. Only one minute separated the first and ninth runners on the team. Nick Simila was the top runner this year and he was followed closely by Freshman Mike Hamp- ton. Hampton and Tom Magee are two of the top Freshman runners in South Jersey. David March. Andy Wodarczyk. Dan Magee, Mike McCarty, and Jim De- laney all ran under 19 minutes to form the Ram's pack of runners. They were joined by Rich Piasecki. Dave Townsend, Joe Falcone and Sean Roberts. All twelve letter winners cut between two and ten min- utes off their race times. Team members pictured at left are (Bottom) A. Wo- darczyk, R. Piasecki. K. Davis. T. Magee, J. Falcone. M. Hampton, (Stairs) J. Delaney. N. Simila, D. March, D. Townsend. M. McCarthy. S. Roberts, and D. Magee Stars And Strikes The bowling team coached by Mr. O'Brien had an outstanding season. Both boys' and girls' teams had winning records while competing in the tough Olympic Conference The boys' team is led by Bill Clay who has been a con- sistently good bowler with the highest average on the team Bill is ably assist- ed by Bill Gee, Russ Cullen. Wayne Ka- vanaugh. Jim Adamski. Steve Doyle, and Rich Colletti. The boys' JV. led by Bill Crowe, finished second in the league Don Heimerl again was the leader on the girls' team. She is a leading bowler within the League and should be long remembered as a consistently strong bowler in South Jersey. Other Varsity girl bowlers are KAthy Payne. Marlene Sansini. Colleen Finn. Kim Emery, and Barb Jordan The girls' JV also did well and were led by LeeAnn Thompson. Clair Allamby. Sue Mascibroda. Kathi Sweeney, and Sue Burleigh Beside our scholastic competitors we also had many students who practiced bowled two or three times a week. In all there are over forty students who are active in the bowling program. Young Team Growing Stronger Gloucester Catholic's second swim season was a successful one. The record of 2-12 doesn't tell the whole story. This year's team had alot of spirit and showed it at the meets. There were many school records bro- ken and personal goals set. Under the leadership of this year's cap- tains, Lizann McComb and Sharon Pusey, the team went to the South Jersey Sectional Champi- onships and did well. The girls fin- ished eighth and the boys finished ninth. There was even a state qualifier, Sharon Pusey, in the div- ing competition. This year's team was extremely young, made up mostly of Freshmen and Sopho- mores, and this youth will be an important asset to the future of swimming at Gloucester Catholic. Bottom Row C. Mulford. C. Rupp, K. Apri- letti, A Wodarczyk. N Mezalis. T. Raffaele 2ndRow:S. Pusey. S. Hummel. S. O'Brian. S Steckel, E. Brady. D Mezalis. J. Aldidge. K. McKenna. S. Wexler, Coach Horvath 3rd Row: C. Hagg, M Hampton, K. Coyle, J. Parry. G. Stallings. M Lamonica, P. Schnell. J. Thorp, S. Steckel, J. Pierantozzi. This year's wrestling team, coached by Ron Cockrell, Nick Mari- na, Joe Rafferty, and Marco Berna- dino, showed lots of improvement and broke more than one school re- cord. The season overall could have been better but injuries and lack of depth turned up a 7-10-1 record plus a playoff berth. The six wins in one season broke a team record. Individual records were broken by Sam Lesky who had most wins in one season (16), and Mike McConville who had most wins over four years (52). Wrestling Front: Pat Scanlon. Jamie Vaux, John Kuropatwa, Greg Heisler. Doug Wills Middle: Greg Wade. Tyson Koppleman. Chris Porker. Greg Vitkow. Chris Deluzio. Doug Wills. Mike McConviile. Larry Storey. Back Mgr Denise Sabo. Leo Dubler. Jerry Wade, Brad Vespe, Sam Lesky, Tony Marcella, Gary Powers. Bill Allison, Mgr. John Geibel Oolf Gloucester Catholic's young golf team has great depth and ended the season with with a 9- 11 season in spring 1984. The top seven slots were filled by Steve DeVito at number one follwowed by Anthony Lamonica, Bri- an Reed, Brian Mulholland, Doug Willett, Jeff Lab- bree, and Sean Mulhol- land. Others who contributed to the depth of the team and per- formed well in Varsity and JV matches were Craig Burman, Pat Moughan, Jerry Sampson, Lou Burgo, Al Haley, Don Dougherty, Pat Milbourne, Paul Al- lamby, and Travis Williams. 84 Kneeing Pat Moughan. Jett Labbree. Craig Burman. Standing Jerry Sampson, Anthony Lamonica. Doug Willett. Sean Mulholland. Brian Reed. Steve DeVito, Lou Burgo, Al Haley, Brian Mulholland, and Coach Mr Schorff Greg Vitkow counters Irish Korp stretches Coach Marina advises T.M Raf looks concerned Mac keeps the two on one Greg sets up for the attack Gary Powers rides opponent Mike McConvilie catches a breath Brad struggles for position Mike hits a Peterson Leo sets up 85 Joann©. Terry, and Kellly are intent on Coach Beisel's advice Joanne fights 3 to 1 odds for a rebound Disciplined And Spirited Discipline has become the outstanding characteristic of the Girls' Varsity Basket- ball team. With Kathie Beisel in her sec- ond year as coach, starters Terry Klatt, Joanne Brandt, Kelly McCartney, Jill Cros- son, and Kim Dott made up a very re- laxed and close-knit yet disciplined team. Kris Turing, Chris Delaney, Patti David, Mary Burkhardt, and Michele Hampton filled out this talented team who ended the season with a conference record of 13-10. Gloucester Catholic's winning tra- dition in girls' basketball make them a dangerous opponent within the confer- ence and outside the conference. As usual the girls made th playoffs against Wildwood Catholic and brought with them their awesome reputation and their never-ending supply of Gloucester Cath- olic spirit. JiH sets her sight on the bosket Michele concetrates on a foul shot 87 1 u Varsity Reaches Playoff Goal This year's team began the season with high hopes and expectations These seemed des- tined to be fulfilled at the beginning of the sea- son because the team got off to a very fast start But the Rams hit hard times in mid season with six straight losses. The team rebounded however, with a three game winning streak which allowed them to qualify for the playoffs for the first time in several years The year's highlights included a very exciting win against Bishop Eus- toce and a very close loss (81 - 7 7) to superpower Woodrow Wilson, a game m which Will Vespe led the assault with a career high 39 points Will also achieved his 1000th point in mid season and was a team leoder along with co-captains Brian Green and Mike Lindner Mr Murphy, in his first year as varsity coach, was very proud of his hard working team Varsity players in team picture at center included Bill Green. John Griffith. Bob Chew. Tom Orzechowski. Dom Staiano. Jerry Gervasi. Brian Green. Jerry Sampson. Kevin Wil- son, Chris Campbell. Mike Lidner. dnd Will Vespe Strong Finish The girls' JV got off to a slow start but came on strong in January to post some impressive wins. The game against Gloucester High saw the players really come together as a team and the result was a total blowout of our cross town rival. Coach Cooper says he enjoys watching the girls' progress not just as basketball players but as individuals. Members of this year's squad were (right) Patty David. Janine Casella, Beth Burk- hardt, Monica Barclay. Chris Polidoro. Lin- da List (mgr), Patrice Allison, Kris Turing, Tracy Baines, Mary Burkhardt, and Coach Cooper. Not shown: Erin McCartney. JV Winners Under the direction of Coach Tom Flynn the JV basketball team had an outstand- ing 13-5 season. Highpoints of the season came with a 69-63 win over varsity- stacked Eastern and an emotional win over rival Gloucester High in double over- time. The JV team pictured at left consist- ed of (bottom) John Gryckiewicz, John Griffith. Matt Campbell; (middle) Jim Mendell, Grear Wolf, Dave Middleton, Bill Green: (top) Jeff Gervasi, Kevin Wilson, Coach Flynn, Jerry Gervasi, Jerry Samp- son, and Scott Coughlin. Freshman Baksetball Bottom Joe Piechowski. Ed Donahue, Kevin Blass, Eric Plum, Mark Campbell Mtddfe Coach Robert lacavone. Mark Bonomo. Jason Allison, Jim Holmes. Joe Giambrone. Tom Magee. Top. Bill Messenger. Rob Hatalovsky. Tom Wood. Mike McCarthy, and Dave Thomas Bottom Jennifer Abbamondi. Phyllis Keenan. Linda Barney. Nicole Hudson Middle: Kelly Draham. Marie Kain, Kely Brophy. Patricia Maronski. Top Dot- tie Jo Walters. Dawn Houchins. Tracy Wolf. Freshman boys managed to hang on to a 600 season despite some excellent competition. Stand-outs among the games were the two against Gloucester High. They trounced the lions by thirty points in the first game and won a cliff hanger by one point in the rematch. The girls' team under the direction of Coach Marie Quinn, only recorded one win but gained in experience and knowl- edge of the game. Row I K. Blass. L. Alberta. E. Charon. M. Block. W Boughnan. C Callinan. R. Cunningham, J. Currado. Row2: A. Clayton. J. Ahern. J. Boswell. P Bevilacqua. B Bagin. J Allison. M. Bonomo. B. Ainsworth. C. AvaHone, M. Campbell. Row 3:1 Corrigan. M. Blessing. K Apriletti K Brown S Commisso. E Brady. K Burke. L. Brown. Row 4. Mrs. Vizzini. R. D'Angelo, B. Burkhardt. C. Allamby. K. Brophy, J. Abbamondi. L Alvarado. D. Conley. C. Cline. D. A'ngelo. D. Auerswald, J. Bollendorf. Not pictured L Barney. L. Burns. A. Colon. ■i n Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen Freshmer Row f:A. Ha� . K Draham. Mrs Woods. R. Eichorn. L Dagostino. A Decker. Row2. H Gendaszek. S. Gronk. K Dunleovy, A. DiRenzo. M. Fitzgerald. L. Earnest Row 3 B. Florich. B. Edwards, K. Erdman. Row 4: J Hastings. E. Hatterman. M Hampton. C. Deluzio, M. Davidson, K Falkenstein, T. Gregal. Row 5 W. Gee, R Hatalovsky, F. Geatens. J. Giomtxone, T. Grubb, J Gelsinger, J. Frampton. Row 6 L. Granato. R. Decker, R. Ferry. Row 7:1. Dodo, S. House. E Donahue. C. DelloPace. M. George, W. DePre. Not pictured: A. Darpino. K. Emery 95 Row f;K. Kelly. P McAleer, J. Klaus. N. Hudson. E. McIntyre. M Hodson. M. Kain. Row 2 D Houchins. T. Jordan. E. Lewis. T Jackowski, J. King. J. Jackowski Row 3: R. Mailahn, M Kirby. K. Kramer. G Heisler. E. McCartney. G. Marusiak. Miss Pauciello. Row 4 C. Kudless. T. Magee, C. Howard. J. Holcomb. P Maronski Row 5: C. McIntyre, E. McCarty. C. Mayes. D MacMullin. M. Laurer. A. lanelli. P. Keenan. J. Kupsey. Row 6 J. Holmes. M McCarthy, S. Kelly. M Madson. R Keenan Not pictured. J. Kuropatwa. J. Lee. B. Long. M. Long, M. McNelis % — Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen Fre Row 1: R. Rossiter. J. Piechowski. L Russo. A. Porter, J Quinn Mrs Gearhart. Row 2 T Pavlic. J. Nestore J. Mulford. S. Myers. S. O Connor. W Quinn. Row 3: S. Salvator, E. Rusk. M Puma . C. Rupp. P. Munz. A. Santori M Mullens. Row 4: E. Plum. N. Mezalis. C. Nuss. T. McShane. G. Perolli. Row 5 S Sabo. S Papandrew D Metzger. J. Palumbo. T Raffaele. Row 6: S. Meduri. J. Pardini. S. Ramsey. J Parry J McTighe. J Plotts. Pictured at far left: F Reichert. C Saltenberger. M Milano. W. Messenger. R. Petro- shock. J. Pinto. B Moore :reshmen Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen F ROW 1: J. Tuppeny, M. Tanier. T. Tatorico, S. Scheetz. T. Wolf. G. Vitkow. D. Walters. T. Szilagyi. S. Steckel. L. Sibley ROW 2: M. Vukicevich. B. Wright. J. Semple. J. Young, T. Wrigley. C. Viveiros. L. Stiteler, W. Schafer. K. Smith. M. Speer, V Torelli. ROW 3: D. Wills. C. Taylor. D. Watson. T. Wood. M Savidge. T. Stallings, T. Warner. M. Saylor. M. Sharp. G. Wade. F. Taney ROW 4: A. Wodarczyk. N Williams. A. Tender. T. Thomas. J. Schili. ROW 5: D. Thomas, L. Underwood. B. Zimmerman. D. Thwaites. Not Pictured: Mr. Flynn. Sophomores Sophomores Sophomores Sophomores Sophomores Sophoi BOTTOM ROW: K. Corine, C. Carr, M. Corrigan, G. Cipolone, N. Cianci. D. Capobianco, E. Bajpai. J. Amato, A. Brommund, J. Coccialone, T Baines, M. Brown, J. Aldridge. M. Campbell. C. Carr, S. Coughlin. M. Brown, M. Conte. Mrs. Narducci. TOP ROW: B. Aster T. Collington, R. Butwin. R. Boyd. M. Barclay. M. CKurso. A. Cianci. P. Allison. J. Carr. R. Brennan. N. Alessi. R. Britton, C. Cori, D. Bogusz. R. Ackley. C. Callaghan ophomores Sophomores Sophomores Sophomores Sophomores Sophom Row; 1 M. Dick. J Gervasi. K. Guidry. J. Evans. S. Doyle. B. Green S. Essig. D. Dougherty. Row 2: K. Denzler. D. Curtis. K. Coyle. M. Gilligan. C. Hagg, C. Delaney. A. Dougherty. S. Gilliard, C. Finn. D. Dean. S. Driscoll. D. Gardiner. D. Fowler. C. Festenstein, T. Eichorn, Mrs. Walsh. Row 3: J. Gryckiewicz. R DeNardo. J DiRenzi. J. Fronczek, A. Currie. J. Groce. S. Gendaszek. J. Ford. J. Darpino. J. Duddy. W Davis. J. Geibel. Not pictured; Lisa Duke 10B 100 Kneeling D Maahs. M Kenny, D March. D Latta. S. Kelley. J. Marrucci, C. Maronski. J. McGroarty. S. McIntyre, S. Maulo. T Koppleman. Middle L. List. M. Lamonica. S. Masabroda, P. Mattson, T. Kowalski. S. Lindner. S. Kopplemon. J Hampton. S. Hughes. C. Keller. K Hennessy. Top D. Marcianna. K. Lepore. S Hummel. M. Marrucci, K. McKenna. K Jefferson, L Hodson, A McKenna. M Kaighn, Mr Heath Not pictured: J. Halliwell A. Hirst. C. Joie, J. Meiledo Sophomores Sophomores Sophomores Sophomores Sophomores Sophom Row 1: A. Prosinski. L. Neumonn. R. Read, L. Rink, N. Mitchell. D. Mezalis. C. Poloney, B Moore, M. Polidoro, T. McKeown, M Rogers. Fr. Smith. Row 2 M. Sachetti. E Messenger. S O'Brien. J Pinto. L. Rhoda, P. Narcisi, B. Mikunas. C. Polidoro. M. Noonan. Row 3: C. Rudderow. R. Nichols. M. Ruffalo. J. Gifford. J. Mendell. N. Ruggeri. R. Nichols. B. Mulholland. D Middleton. R. Pestritto. Not pictured L. Morrone. M Nuss. R. Nuss. R. O'Connell. M. Panchelli. J Rodriguez 10 D 102 Bottom Row A Wodarczyk. S. Tighe. J Zayszly. G Sprague. V Snodgrass. N Sessa. J. Sulivan. M Tuft. M Senski. A Scarduzio. P Scanlon. C. Seas. M Schaeffer. C Thompson. T Townsend. Mrs McIntyre Top Row A Warner. A West. M Sonsim. G Sampson. S. Steckel. P Schneii. J Wiercioch. K. Thrasher. J Westfall. C Wisenauer. T Wunsch. C Thomson. C. Stoddart. J. Vaux. A. Taraschi. R. Vesper. J. WaU. J Thorp L Staley G. Stallings Not pictured G. Wolf. D. Shoemaker. L. Slavek. L Storey luniors Juniors Juniors Juniors Juniors Juniors L An9elin° s Allen M Boochicch 104 Row I T. DiTullio, W. Gizzie. J. Delaney, R. Foun- tas, M. Crumsho. D. Coyle, J. Falcone. Row2: J. Gervasi, S. DiVeto, D. DiBiase, J. Flinn, K. Davis, A. Dubler, D. Grassi. P. Earnest, D. Forward, J. Gervasi, Fr. Pierce. Row 3: J. Crosson, K. De-4 rs Juniors Juniors Juniors Juniors Juniors Juniors Juniors Juniors Juniors Row I D. Metzger. C. Pierce. C Petroshock. E McComb. M. Burkhart. J Pierentozzi. S. Sonderson Row2. R. Piasecki. R Pino. J. Petitt. M. Minutola. S. Pusey. C. Montone. E Muldoon. Row3. M. Jenkinson. S. Nastasi. C. Parker. D Orzechowski. K Fronkowiak. J. Polidoro. Row4 P Moughan, H Rodriquez. G. Powers. J Scarduzio. D Renzetti. Row5 J. Pepe. R. Rivelll. S Medica. J Griffith. S. Miserendino. M. Bocchicchio. G Allen. S. Roberts. Not Pictured K. McKinney. E Morrison. P. Moughan. D Pettolina. C. Picciolo. J. Prendergast. J Saltenberger J u n ■ i 0 r s J u n ■ 1 0 r s J u n ■ 1 0 r s J u n 1 0 r s J u n 1 o r s J XL Row 1: A. Terifay. M Taylor. K. Seas. W. Wagner. M Wesley. M. Sigmund. W Spalding. K Wolford. Mrs Hainey Row2:J. Stanger, M. Tortorise. J. Zanatich. L. Wilkinson. S. Vacca, B. Scott. D Watson. L. Thompson. T Williams. Row 3. S. Wexler. N. Simula. M Yanak. V. Torino. B Tiefenthaler. K. Turin, E. Walters. Row 4; B. Wisenauer. K. Wilson, M. Sesha. J. Wade. R. Tomlinson. D. Townsend. J. Welsh. C. Taylor Not Shown C Traum. B. Vespe. C. Van Meter. James Adamskl Jim . Bowling. Frosh Basketball. Tennis Usually seen with Frank. Espo. Grubby. Phil. Yunks. Wants to remember Summer '84 in Wild- wood. Jammers basketball. Films at Frank's house. Rambo's pool. Prince concert. Wants to forget Frosh bas- ketball. Grubby's party that never was. Jr Chemistry. Jammer's '84 season. Work. Future Plans opening a French Restaurant in N. Y.. “I can't. I gotta work Angelina Banana AB Negative Varsity Cheerleod- mg. Homecoming Court. Pep Club. Future Mudwrestlers. National Honor Society. JV Lacrosse. Barbel Club. Usuoly seen with Bacar DiRum and Denise Boyer Wants to remember wnnng the crazy hat contest, get- ting locked in the boiler room with Bacar. and long talks with Mr. Kruc Wants to forget Food Fights. Losing my wg. slipping on a banana peel in the cafeteria Future Plans: Surf City Missionary Jesus Love You Robbl Anne Albert Robbie . Pep Club. Newspaper Usualy seen with Paula. Misha. Kathi. Beth. Patti. other good friends Wants to remember Jr. En- glish. Prince Concert. Summer '84. Being with Steve. Great times with friends Wonts to forget Freshman year. Spanish H. Jr. Homecoming, the “s bus. Homeroom in the An- nex Future Plans college, success- ful career, happiness Yo dude, was-up? William Allison Bily Frosh. JV. and Varsity Foot- ball. Frosh Basketball. Wresthng. JV. and Varsity Baseball. Library Aide. Usually seen with B.S.. Becks. B.K., S.K.. Gloucester Crew Wants to re- member Football. Baseball. Parties. Ike. Jr. Prom and S.M. Times with R.B . CoHoq treats. River talks with Raff. D.J.'s advice, lynx. Wants to forget Boring nights. Dogging B.S.. W W game, my temper. Deten- tions. W.W trip home. Future Plans: go to college and become a suc- cess. Whatever! Jeff Barney Jeff Frosh Basketball. Wrestling Usually seen with CoHeen. Ken-Rod. BBy S.. Becks and Gloucester Crew Wants to remember times with C M . Cougar trip to N.Y.. 3 3 84. Fun with Rock , windows and '84 Prom. Wants to forget Frosh. Soph and Jr. Math. 4th of July. Joe's door, and sitting in. Future Plans, to be successful Patrick Beckett Becks Frosh. JV. and Varsity Football. Usually seen with the Gloucester Boys Wants to remem- ber the Summer Spot. River. cruis- ing in Russell's motor home, swimming in Gina's cellar. Wildwood '84. Toga Party. W.C. Wants to for- get 7-11. A C. trip, visiting Sam on 8 1 84. swallowing the quarter, fights with Oats and Ken-Rod. trip to N Y.. 5 12 84. Dukes with Billy S.. R. W8iB Future Plans go to college and be a success Can I borrow Danielle Antollnl Danielle Pep Club. Track Usually seen with Mary. Julie. Lisa. Tricia. and Cheryl. Wants to remember the fields. Summer Spot. Wildwood '84. 20th and Surf. April 6. 1983. times with Tommy. Soph Hop. talks with Jackie, getting lost with Mary, laughing with Julie and Mary. Traffic Jam. Future Plans: to attend busi- ness school and be successful You think so?! Michael Beebe Beebs Varsity Football. Wres- tling Wants to remember J K Party with Sam and Tones. 11 22 84 Wants to forget getting shot down, the hood effect Future Plans to become a model, make m ons, and ive in a penthouse in N Y. Christine Boblak •'Chris” Participated in tennis. Ring Dance Committee. Prom Commit- tee Usually seen with Karen. Laura. Barb. Mary B . and Mary F Wants to remember parties at Karen s. Sum- mer of '84. Ski trip '84. and Arling- ton. Wonts to forget falling down the steps freshman year Future Plans: Real Estate Agent. Babycokes” Lisa Bonomo ‘Lee” Participated in Pep club. Ring Dance Comm.. Prom Comm. stage crew and sorority Usually seen with Danielle. Mary. Doris. Jo- hann. Chnssy and Michelle Wants to remember Sr. foods class, pump- kin muffins. 3 00 a m. with Mary. Ju- nior ring mass. Fields and Spot, the bridge. A C.. Nutches parties and the Tioga Gang Wants to forget the noble men. 5:00 a m , and Ju- nior Homecoming Future Plans Beouty School ’Oh my, you're act- ing so siy today” Lawrence Boyer “Larry'' Participated in Varsity Football Usually seen with Kathleen Evans. Matt Crowly. John Dagney, Tony Monostra. Mark Raspa and Nick Pollen Wants to remember classes with Matt Crowley Future Plans College Joanne Brandt ■Joanne” Participated m Pep Club, Ring Dance Comm.. Prom Comm.. Homecoming Comm., sorority, field hockey. Frosh. JV. and Varsity bas- ketball Usually seen with Jean, Kel- ly. Terri. Michael, and Dane He Wants to remember States. B-bal porties. 3 31 83. Bruce concert. Special times with Michael and friends. Wants to forget B-ball prac- tice. losing playoffs, being dogged, and Chris' porty Future Plans Col- lege. get married and travel That's It” Anthony Brlda ‘lips”. Played Freshman Football Seen with ‘‘The Bathroom Crew” Wants to remember My driveway. Freshman Frolic. Riding home with Lipps. 5 18 84 Wants to forget Ju- nior year. Freshman religion and Mondays. Future plans are to be- come a brain surgeon He Gotcha . Mary Bryson ‘‘Brys' Participated In sorority, manager of swimming. JV cheer- leader. Field hockey, swimming, track, office aid. Seen with Mary. Karen. Chris. Laura. Who buddy. J.B wants to remember Highland game '82. Soph. Day One studies, ‘‘the party”, Mr Nark's karate les- sons and stories Wants to forget Sadi Hawkins Soph year. Hockey practices. 2 mile run, Spanish. Future plans are to become a Radiological Technician ‘‘Killer” Anastasia Bullinger “Stacey”. Participated in N.H.S., Pep Club. Ring Dance Comm.. So- rority. Soccer. Tennis seen with Gretchen, Patti. Robbi. Anne, Sa- rah. Wants to remember Karen Christine. Ocean City 82. 83. 84. 11 22 84. grand theft auto, climb- ing through windows. Wants to for- get The punk dance. Moutain Man. 360's on a residential. 11 27 84. “the crash”, volkswagons, and bro- ken mayonnaise jars. Future plans are to attend college and own a house on the beach: “I don't think so.” David Burdoy “Oodie”. Participated in stage crew. JV and Varsity footbaH. Seen with The Gloucester boys Wonts to remember soph religion class with Fr. Narciso and Senior Psych, class with Mr Beckett and all the parties. Would like to forget all my deten- tions, student of the month my ju- nior year, and football camp. Future plans include going to col- lege and becoming a psychologist “Later Dude.” Christopher Campbell “Chris Participated in Fresh. JV and Varsity basketball, tennis. Seen with Mike. Vince. Walt. Pete, Brian Wants to remember C.G. party, driving with Mike. Vince, Brian, trip to the shore, tennis states. Putt, and Lamonica's party. Wants to forget Jack Daniels and ice-cream, tennis in snow, getting dogged, smell of Gloucester, '83 '84 basketball season Future plans include getting rich and fat “Eyar.” Walter Cerkez “Walt”. Participated in bowling and track. Seen with Chris. Rauby. Vince. Mitch, and Leachy Want to remember Soph year. Frank's class. Fr. Joe's religion class. 10 5 84 Would like to forget Freshman year. Junior algebra class. The ring dance. Future plons include at- tending college and being a musi- cian on the side: “Might be. might not be. William Clay ‘‘Billy.'' Participated in student council. National Honor Society, bowling Seen with Gina. Joe. Russ. Tom. Sam. Beebs Wants to remem- ber THE TIOGA. S.C. trips. Soph, biol- ogy. Spanish room 303. lateness. Gina's house. R.C.'s parties, J.K., the box. the lead sled. Wants to forget 10 7 84 and the weeks of work af- ter. fights with friends, parking in Gloucester, being late in the Nova, and Pav's x-mas party. Future plans college and becoming an engineer. Paula Coward “Paula ” participated in pep club, newspaper, chorus, cross country, ski club. play. Seen with Misha. Robbi. Kathi. Jin. Debb� e Wants to remember all the good times, lov- ing D.B.. prom '82, '84. summer of '84. ski trips, Fr. Pete. Prince concert '84. Flordia Wants to forget Stupid things I've done. Canadian quiche. R.E. P.D.. all the bad and sad times, getting lost on way home from G.A. Future plans G.S.C. for Special Ed. Yo dude: What's shakin'?” Michael Coxton Mike . National Honor Society. Li- brary Aide. Soccer manager Seen with M.M. CD.. K.H.. L.B.. P.C.. Wants to remember Mr. Nark's hunting stories. Prom 84. Homecom- ing 83. Paula and her boyfriends. Soph Religion, and Soph History. Wants to forget Biology movies. Physical Fitness tests. Two mile runs. Geometry. 10 31 81. and chang- ing buildings Future plans: College majoring in accounting Is it gross? Senior Categories I Tallest Boy - Jerry Madson Tallest Girl - Roxanne Noonan Joonne Brandt Debbie McCarthy Shortest Boy - Matt Crowley Shortest Girl - Jeanne Levonchuck Most Artistic - Sean Mulholland Doris Wisenauer Prettiest Eyes - Russ Culen Helen Walker Most Athletic - Mike Lindner Will Vespe Michele Hampton Best Dancers - Deana Virgilio Joe Scanlon Most Musical Talent - Chris Seffrin Heather Tessmer Cutest Smiles - Jeff Barney Bill Crowe “Vel . Bowling, Tennis Seen with Dan G. Mike R.. Mickey R.. Ron D. Wants to remember Dan fainting, tennis practice in the snow, Mr Nark's Anatomy class. Me Moo bust- ing on Mickey, drawings of Mick. Wants to forget bicycle accidents, cats. Senior Religion. Future Plans: To buy a car and put my Glouces- ter Catholic bumper sticker on it. “Yo Matthew Crowley “Craze Seen with Foospa. Gerbs. Nick. Bilbo Baggins. and Larry Ap- ples. Wants to remember the past seven years. Fr. Joe's Theology class, the fictitious band practice. Wants to forget winning the shor- test boy contest instead of Pat Mil- bourne. and Religion Junior year. Future Plans A life of my own. Let us a little permit nature to take her own way; she better understands her own affairs than we. Bill Klaus Chris Nieder Kelly Jackson Class Clowns - Rick Grubb Mike Raube Joanne Brandt Julia Smith Most School Spirit - Mike Kenny Janine Wilkinson Most Talkative - Paul Tighe Deana Virgilio Johanne Fina Class downs Rick Grubb and Joann Brandt Most school spirit: Mike Kenney and Janine Wilkinson Russell Cullen “Muscle”. Participated in Bowling, Frosh and JV basketball Usually seen with Joe S.. Tom O.. Billy Clay. Gina M.. S.L . and M B. Wants to re- member W.C. '85, Tioga Club. J.K.. G.M.'s house. Prom. Homecoming, Leo's Sled Wants to forget S.H. '82. Sophomore English. Atlantis. Junior Year Plans to attend college “Where's it at? John Dagnoy Gerbs” Usually seen with Matt. Mark. Nosts. Larry. Nick. Wants to remember leaving after school. Wants to forget everything. Future Plans Buy an island strictly for par- tyers and the Crue. Crue” Christine Dailey Chrissy” Student Council Secre- tary. JV. Varsity Cheerleading. So- rority. Pep Club. Ring Dance Comm.. Prom Comm. Usually seen with Scott. Doris. Lisa. Johann. Wants to remember 7 12 82. good times with Scott, parties with friends. Murph. Putt J.C.. THE PEEL OUT”. Wants to forget: 10 8 81 with Doris. Monday Morning Blues, working at Burger King, and Moving. Future Plans: college and being happy. How Bogus. Mick! Love to Mom 81 Dad. Robert DePaul Bob . Usually seen with Robin, Sean. Beth. Wants to remember Ski Trip '84. Sadie Hawkins 84. Junior Prom. Wants to forget “Loud Mouth” from ski trip. Sophmore Al- gebra. watching Mr. Raff try to learn how to ski. Future Plans: Ca- reer in Management. Headah” Nancy Dewechter Nan”. Pep Club. Sorority. Field Hockey Usually seen with Tommy. J-9. Carol. Hagan. Chrissy, Finnie Wants to remember Proms. Home- comings. Summer '84. parties. Bleeps, NPB. We're tan enough”, mts. with Donna, New Year's pa- rade. 10 2 8 2. Wants to forget Being late, fights with Tommy. Fu- ture Plans: job in fashion merchan- dising and happiness Nooo- Say Honest to God” Christine Dickson Christy Pep Club, Library Aide Usually seen with Bonnie. Jean, Mary B.. Mary F.. Chris E. Wants to re- member 2 18 83. Soph Biology, PerkxTC free. Frosh Halloween dance. Accounting 1 2. Florida Wants to forget Soph Summer. Chemistry. French I. Walking to oth- er Building. Falling off the Curb. Fu- ture Plans: become an Elementary School teacher. Tch”. nuh-uh Elizabeth DIRuocco Betty”. Pep Club. Ring Dance Comm.. Prom Comm.. Library Aide. Sorority, Varsity Cheerleading. Usu- ally seen with Shar-shar, K.J., Donna. Tricias, the Twins, Wants to remem- ber Summers in Wildwood. Soph Geometry. Proms. Homecomings. Laffs with Shar-shar. skiing. Bustin'. Decorating, Great Adventure, MC8iD's with the girls, Vespe's par- ties. Future Plans: become a nurse and meet a rich doctor. Did I say . . . I meant . . Christina DISIIvestro Chris”. National Honor Society. Newspaper. Yearbook. Swimming. Usually seen with KH. JG. JP. MM. JL, CP. RN. KP. LW Wants to remember Toe Toucher's U.. paperbag time, the fat man”. Glassboro State two sides to the steps. Fr. Joe. Y- Book. Y-Group. McDonald's and Grimace. Wants to forget SAT's. rain in Gloucester. 9 15 84. term papers. Two Mile Run. Me and U Piz- za. the fight, being the only Soph homeroom in the Annex. 2 5 84 O K. Guys” Ronald Dolan Ron”. Stage Crew. Newspaper. Manager: Soccer. Frosh Football Usually seen with Bob. Sean, Beth. Ed. Jimbo. Schleprock. Chris. Wants to remember 1984 Ski Trip. Fr. Joe’s Religion Class, slammin'. Mr. Nark's Stories, the last time I went home after school. Heath's Computer Class. Wonts to forget Spending the whole year at G.C., 15 hour school days. Gloucester High Bas- ketball games. Future Plans: to make enough money to own a Lamborghini. Headah”. Tallest Senior Jerry Madson Shortest Senior: Best Dancers: Deana Virgilio and Joe Scanlon Jeanne Levonchuck Most Artistic: Sean Mulholland and Doris Wisenauer Krystlne Dorrlt “Krys . participated in pep club, so- rority. field hockey, and Jv softball. Seen with Gina. Julie. Jul. Steve, Lin- da McNutt. Wants to remember 10 30 84, sophmore year with Gina, ”13”. being a lab assistant. 6 in a trons. Junior English, hockey comp, talks with Linda, stealing the work truck. Wants to forget soph- more Sadi Hawkins dance Future plans include becoming a Fashion Coordinator ”1 live for Wednsday”. Tlmothea Draham Timi”. participated in sorority and cross country. Seen with Terri. Lysa. Billy and the rest of the gang Would like to remember Billy. Special friend T.M.. Freshman year, summer spot, goal posts, Wildwood weekends, summer ”81”. L.G.. Would like to forget dirty splash, sophomore year. Burger King, fights with friends Future plans are to attend college “really?”. Leo Dublor “Dubes”, participated on student council, freshman. JV. and Varsity football, and wrestling. Seen with Frank. Jim. Mike. Joe. Andrew. Dan, Phil. Christa, and Chris. Would like to remember The Palace Jammers, Mr. Heath. Hockey. Good times at the shore with Andrew and Joe. L.S.. Would like to forget Team meetings. Rick's party that never was. SAT's. and weekends at Chris”. Future plans becoming the world's most famous game show host. It's good to be the king” Patrick Enright “Lipps”. Seen with Tony Brida. Bob Gardmer. Brian Reed. Wants to re- member Tony's driveway. Home- coming weekend. Front Street. Junior English class. Would like to for- get Trig, sophomore year, parking tickets. Future plans include to own every oil company in the U.S. “When is this class over. Man?” Christine Ernharth Chris . National Honor Society. Pep Club. Sorority. Field Hockey. JV Softball. Varsity Softball Seen with Bonnie. Christy. Karen. Marys, and Jean Wants to remember The Par- ty. Freshman Frolic. S.O.D.. Poconos 84. Soph Religion Wants to forget Field Hockey practices. Cutting Spanish. Gym class, fighting with Frank and Espo. Future Plans: Going to college to major in Business. It just doesn't matter” Michael Esposito Espo . Active in Soccer Seen with Frank, Jimmy. Lee. Phil, and Ed. Wants to remember Junior and Se- nior Chemistry and Anatomy. Mr. Nark's karate lessons. Homeroom with C.E. and K.I.. Soph Religion and English. Beating CC and Overbrook. Wants to forget Monday mornings. Histroy II tests, both Eastern games. Frank's ironing board, trying to find a parking space Future Plans Own a Porsche 944 and succeed in busi- ness. Take off. eh” Kathleen Evans Kay . Pep Club. Ring Dance Comm.. Dramatics. Newspaper. Chorus. Library Aide. Tennis, Home- coming Comm. Seen with Larry. Christa. Jacquie. Heather. Chris E.. Wants to remember skiing with Christa and Jackie. Penns Landing, and Ring Mass. Wants to forget fighting with Frank and Espo. Joc- quie's Christmas party, two mile run Future Plans: Nursing School. MY name is Kathleen not Kathy” Frank Fanelll Frank . Active in Soccer and Wrestling. Seen with Jim. Mike. Leo. Paul. Ed. and Steve. Wants to re- member Palace Jammers. DVFG. Hockey. Mr Heath. Soph English. Sept 14 and T.W . Jimmy's party, my soccer goals Wants to forget diving boards, pencils. Rick's bike, first period tests. Mike's Wall. Future Plans: Own my own business and drive a Cougar XR 7. It's a beauty” The eyes have it! Russ Cullen and Helen Walker re- Most winning smiles among the seniors belong to Chris Nieder, Jeff Barney. Kelley Jackson, and ceived the most votes for prettiest eyes in the Class of Bill Klous 1985. 116 Scott Ferry •‘Scobbs . Seen with Becks. Gornder. Jim F. Keoghan. and Gloucester boys. Wonts to remem- ber: The Nova. Prom and shore ”84 . Parties went to. Mr. Powers current events class. Fr. Narciso. Wants to forget Freshman football, gym. Joe Markey and the Christmas tree. Future plans Business College and take over Dad's business ”What ever!! Johann Flna “Fina Pep Club and sorority. Seen with: Lisa. Doris. Terri. Chrissy. and Seniors. Wants to remember: Mus- tangs with Dor. Jimmy, Hutchy's with T.P., Taco Bell with Steph. Glouces- ter guys. I'm not running. Hounds. SSC with Terri, Summperspot. I had to look twice, and Mr. Murph. Wants to forget: 1 out of 5. 10-17-84, get- ting my pants stuck. Sr. Eng , S.A.T.'s, getting chased by police. 12-4-84, soph yr.. Choo-Choo's. and losing car. Future plans. Go to College “Get out Donna Finn “Finnucci . Participated in: Ring Dance Comm . Prom Comm.. Soror- ity. JV Cheering Seen with: Sharon. K.J., Betty, Nancy, and Hagan. Wants to remember: Summers down the shore, meeting New York Boys, mountains with Nancy, eggs. South Street, busting with girls, balloons at McD's. 21st 8c Jackson. Bleeps with S.P guys, and good times with John. Future plans Busi- ness School. “Yeah. That's It Joann Fitzpatrick “Jeanne Participated in Newspa- per. library aid. and dramatics Seen with: Bonnie and friends. Wants to forget walking home, two mile runs, and speeches Wants to Remember: 75 min. study. Span- ish N, bathroom rendezvous, and Health class. Future plans Attend College and major in Journalism “That's it! Senior Categories II Quietest - Larry Boyer Gordon Hyman Mike Coxson Melissa Mulford Roxanne Noonan Mr. Personality - Vince Vitola Miss Personality - Chris Nieder Teacher's Pets - Bill Clay Chris Dailey Will Vespe Class Whiner - Michelle Fowler Denine Landi Best Storyteller - Michelle Santo Friendliest - Bill Savidge Vince Vitola Future Politicians Tod O'Donnell and Leo Dubler Chris Nieder Best Party Givers - Russ Cullen Gina Miserendmo Most Curteous - Bill Savidge Most Likely to Succeed - Bill Clay Tom Jenkinson Class Optimist - Jacquie Stokes Julie Rozanski Class Agitators - Anthony Marcella Mike Kenney Class Procrastinator - Joe Persichetti Most Often Late For Class - Will Vespe Class Clockwatchers - Class of '85' Future Politicians - Tod Quietest: Larry Boyer and Meliissa Mulford O'Donnell Leo Dubler Most Talkative Deana Virgilio and Paul Tighe 117 James Fllnn Skimmer”. Seen with Reedy, Tony, and Pat. Wants to remember: Sum- mer spot. Persey's parties. Elen's house, and Great Adventure '82. Wants to forget deer hunting. 12- 6-84. Saturday detentions. Junior English. Future plans: To do some- thing in the outdoors. Speechless” Mary Fllnn Flynnie”. Paricipated in: Pep Club. Ring Dance Committe. Field Hock- ey. and Track. Seen with: Mark. Mary. J.C.. B.K.L.. Wants to remem- ber. New York. Mr. Nark's karate les- sons. and special times with someone special. Wants to forget. Sophmore English. All Math. 2 mile run. Spanish, and Hockey practice. Future plans: Become a surgical nurse Yeah. That't it! Denise Fowler Neice”. Participated in: Chorus. Bowling, and Bowling Manager Seen with K.P.. R.N.. C.P.. MM. K.H.. Wants to remember 9-1-84. 11-20- 84. Jr. Prom. 12-8-84, and Jr. year Homecoming. Wants to forget: 10- 13-84. hello. Jr. History, the fight”, and 11 26-11 28. Future plans: Col- lege and grammar school teacher. Never mind” Michelle Fowler Shell Participated in Sorority. Seen with L.B., J.F.. T.S.. D.F.. M.K., V.V.. J.S.. S.M.. Wants to remember: locking keys in car. great times with friends. T.S., 8-6-82, and 7-4-79. long talks with D.F.. Washing the Chandelersl . Wants to forget: R.C.'s Winebago, noblemen, 5 00 a m., fighting with friends, 75 min. classes, a certain person in West- ville. and going down Rt 130 in the Duster Future plans: Become a le- gal secretary and get married Michael Fronckowlak French”. Participated in Wrestling. Seen with Terry. Billy. Joe, and Doug. Wants to remember: North Wildwood. Mr. Kruc's classes. Togas on the boardwalk, and my few wins Wants to forget: Jr. Chemistry 8i Algebra. Jerry's carpet, and los- ing every match. Future plans: Col- lege Got any change?” Carol Gambale CarioH” Pep Club. Prom Comm.. JV and Varsity Cheerleading Seen with: J-9, Nan. Mary. Chrissy. ond the rest of the gang Wants to re- member: Sr. Homecoming. Proms. Jr. Sady Hawkins. Mr. Kruc's party. Summer '84, Weekend Warriors. No Parking Baby. Raise your hand! cruising in the T.A. We're tan enough ”, and Wait. Wait! Want to forget: Getting run over at Califor- nia East and sitting on the styro- foam cooler on boardwalk. Future plans: Go to college for hotel man- agement Ya Know . Lynn Garczynskl Lynnie”. Participated in: Pep Club. Newspaper. Chorus. Cross Country, and Track. Seen with Jill. Debbie. Mi- sha. Kathi. and Beth Wants to re- member. Summer '84. trip to New York. Mrs B . Sleeping out for Springsteen tickets. Debbie's and trips with Wendy. Wants to forget Filling out the Senior Survey. Chem- istry labs. Physics, and Jin running red lights. Future plans: College and visit Europe. I don't believe you. Robert Gardiner Lypps Participated in Freshmen and JV Football. Seen with. Scobbs, Lipps and Company. Wants to re- member Junior Prom. Social Gath- erings, Weekends, and the Nova Wants to forget the night after the Highland Game. Future Plans are to go to school for welding Yo. Dude ” Senior Categories III Class Brains - Andy Russo Bill Clay Janine Wilkinson Future Dean of Discipline - Dave Burdey Pat Beckett Class Gigglers - Karen Morris Denise Sabo Most Dependable - Gretchen Schaller Ron Dolan Sarah McDonald Class Mooch - Pat Beckett Most Accident Prone - Mike Lindner Kelly Keenan Best Excuse Makers - Betty DiRucco Will Vespe Computer Whiz - Andy Russo Most Detentions - Brian Reed Lisa Geller Geller - Participated in: the Pep Club, Ring Dance Comm., Sorority, and Trock. Seen with: Terri. Timi, Doris. Brian. Jeff Wants to remem- ber running out of the ring dance. TOAD. Homecom- ings. 4 proms. Gloucester Guys. B.R. “5 . Tony skyrides, schoones 26, being Mr. Flynn's sparrow, and Summer Spot. Wants to forget get- ting left in Pemsauken with K.J.. and losing my car Future plans are to go to college “Yo Babe” Daniel Gendaszek Pablo Participated in bowling. Frosh Basketball, and Tennis Seen with: Bill C.. Frank F., Mike E.. Phil O.. Leo D.. Wants to remember: Jammer's Basketball. Mr. Heath. Hockey. Swimming at Mike's Wants to forget: Team meetings. Ricks party that never was. SAT's. Future plons are to live on. Tl kil you man” Virginia Gonzales “Ginny . Participated in Pep Club and Sorority Seen with Lauren, Mick ”H . Debbie. Anne. Fran Wants to re- member week of parent's cruise. Deptford Day '83 and '84. Feb. 10. J.M.. Sea isle City, uncontrollable laughing Wonts to forget Freshman year. D.J 8 27. unexpected guests Future plans are to go to beauty school, work, and get married much later “Leave Me Alone! Brian Green “Turk . Participated in: Frosh. JV. and Varsity Basketball Seen with: Jackie. Mike, and the Gloucester Boys. Wants to remember Jack's parties, flying a kite, winning shot, getting icecream at old mill. WW '84. 6th St.. Mort. great times with Jackie. Wants to forget Blokes yard. Jungle Jane. Deptford pick-up. 11 1 84. injuries Future plans are to make a lot of money. “Easy there” Richard Grubb “Grubster Participated in: Varsity Football. Tennis, and JV Basketball Seen with: Frank. Jim. Mike, and es- pecially Linda Wants to remember 1 8 84. Jammers, frees, soph Reli- gion. and soph English Wants to forget detentions, driving with Frank. M.L.. J.H.. Suspensions, and freshman girls Future plans Be a stond up comedian and come back to be Dean at G.C. “Only in America . Patti Gusson “Gus . Student Council sophmore year. Pep Club. Ring Dance Com- mittee. Library Aide. Track, and was the manager of the football team Seen with Julie. Tricia. Christy, and Gina. Wants to remember: times with Steve. 9 23 83. Prom, skyrides. Mr. Flynn's Sparrow. NIP. parties. Wants to forget Senior Religion. 5 9 84. getting stuck in Glouces- ter. finding rides, and Homecoming '83. Future plans are to own a Beau- ty Emporium and own a Porsche “Yo. Man'' Karen Hammlll “Karen National Honor Society. Pep Club. Ring Dance Comm.. Stage Crew. Newspaper, Year- book. Swimming Usually seen with. C D.. M.M., J.G.. C.E.. M.C.. and J.L. Wants to remember: Yearbook Convention '82. T.T.U.. religion 2 and 3. French 2. English 4. party at the bowling alley. Wants to forget: 2 mile runs, marine tests, soph histo- ry. Me and You Pizza, and the fight. Future plans are to go to college and make a million before 30. “That's it. slick Michele Hampton “Micki . National Honor Society. So- rority. Field Hockey. Varsity Basket- ball and Softball. Seen with Deb. Lauren. Ginny. Anne. Franny. Wants to remember: Deptford Day '83 and '84. New Years Eve 83. Buddy mobile, Gonzo's parties. Summer of '83 and '84. J.W Wants to forget: practices. Bell Lake, R.L.. Rockey Horror and W.H.. Fun House Future plans are to go to college and have a family “I think I'm dying Josoph Harkins “Hark . Football and Track. Seen with the Gloucester Boys Wants to remember football. Springsteen with Oats, road trips with Oats and S. Highland party and Mr Kruc's par- ty Wants to forget Russell's car. B A. occident. B S driving, losing to Deptford. Future plans are to at- tend college then law school. You Belinda Hennessy “Hem Participated m Pep Club and Soccer. Seen with Debbie. Cindy. Maryann, and Donna Wants to remember 9 15 84. summer of '84. 10 26. H G . P.B.. Bruce con- cert. Wants to forget Fresh. English. Senior studies in 024 Future plans are to attend Bradford Secretarial School. “Yeah, that might be it Cindy Hodson “Huts . Participated in: Pep Club. Ring Dance Comm. Seen With Debbie. Belinda. Mare. Donna, and Lynn Wants to remember 6 4. Col- lege parties with Deb. Denise, and Maureen, summer of '83. trips to PNHy. search weekend Wonts to forget Fresh English, incidents with Lisa, the time Debbie forgot to turn on her headlights. 2 mile runs. Future plans are to attend college “Yeah, right Kelley Jackson “KJ” Participated in Pep Club. Ring Dance Comm . Prom Comm.. Soror- ity. Basketball. Track Seen with: Betty, Sharon. Cheryl, and the rest of the girls Wants to remember Homecomings. New Years Eve in Boston. China Flower. Algebra I. Great Adventure. Vespe's pdrties. Wildwood '84. and Bustin' with the girls. Wants to forget getting stranded with LG. Sharons's wind- sheild. breaking a table, and all his- tory classes Future plans are to become a flight attendant and see the world “Nuh-uh Usa Jergensen Lisa. Seen with Cheryl. Tricia. and Jean Wants to remember 20 min- ute trips with K.J.. certain night with Tricia. bestest buddies , long dis- tance phone calls. Virginia with M.P.. crazy times with Jean. 4-28- 84, and 8-18-84. Wants to forget certain visitor, bad timing, and crutches. Future plans major in Physical therapy Christa Jole Chris. Active in Chorus. Prom Committee. Ping Dance Commit- tee. and Sorority. Seen with Jac- quie. Heather. Kathleen. Leo. and Bill. Wants to forget Great Adven- ture and Kay's stories Future plans become a physical therapist He's soo nice ' Debbie Katzlner Deb Active m pep club, field hockey, soccer, and ring dance committee Seen with Cindy. Be- linda. Donna. Mareme. and Lynn. Wants to remember prom '84, Ju- nior religion, and college parties Wants to forget Freshman English, falling up steps, and accident on the way to school Future plans, go to college for nursing Oh really? Kelly Keenan Kelly . Active in Pep Club and So- rority Seen with Joe. Tricia. and the senior girls. Wants to remember 7c. air patrol . 11-25-84. Homecom- ings and proms. Wants to forget fights with Joe. red lights in Glouces- ter. T.D. and McDonalds Future plans To attend Brodford Business School. Michael Kenney Ken-Rod. ” Active in Ring Dance Committee and Prom Comm. Seen with Kainy. Coops. B-B. Jeff. Russ, and Gloucester Boys. Wants to re- member W C '84, Motor Home. Summer Spot. State Champs Base- ball. Jr. Ring Dance, and Wildwood '84. Wants to forget the midget, double secret probation, eggs, vi- varins. and Captain Rock's Road Trip. Future plans: Business manager for Hoovers. Moot-Moot.'' Kevin Keoghan Keegs Active in newspaper and freshman basketball. Seen with Ken-Rod. and Gloucester Boys. Wants to remember one liners, Dorn's poems. Rush concert, and Russell conquering all. Wants to for- get Spanish I, Saturday detentions, ants crawling on Ken-Rod. and freshman year Future plans going into public relations. You're about a dork ” Kathleen Kerley Kath Active in newspaper, soror- ity. and tennis Seen with Jackie Wants to remember 8-19-82, talks with good friends, being woken up. prom '84. laugh attacks, and breaking up a party. Wants to for- get experience with cars, bad hab- its junior year, and a certain moment of embarrassment. Future plans go to college and be suc- cessful Ya know what I mean? Theresa Klatt Terry. Active in sorority, field hockey, and varsity basketball Seen with Kel. Karen. Alison. Sarah, ond Joe R. Want to remember gas pump. Qwiche-Qwiche . crashing at Al's. STATES, double dates, land-fill , and the crossing Wants to forget 5 on 2. Jr. Prom, getting lost at J.R.'s party. B-ball practice. 6-4-6. and rainy Mondays Future plans become rich and have all the fine things in life. I'm so excited! Best Cars Class Of 1985 Will Vespe's Trons Am Ron Dolan's Camaro Pete Naughton's Trans Am Worst Cars Class of 1985 Paul Morgano's Mail Truck Patty Gussen's Gusmobil© Mary Lamplugh's Chevy William Klaus Billy''. Active in football Seen with Donna, the Gloucester guys. Fren- chie. T.M . and E.M.. Wants to re- member football senior year, catching a pass. GCHS parties, Wildwood. Mr Kruc's party, and psychology class Wants to forget my knee, fights with Donna. Future plans college Whooo?” Lauren Kline Lauren ” Active in Yearbook and Sorority. Seen with G.G.. D M . A M . M.H.. F.T., and M S. Wants to re- member D-Day. '83. New Years '83 and '84. G.A . week of Ginny's par- ent's cruise. Ireland, the buddy mo- bile. and rhombus room Wants to forget S.C.. Bell Lake, ride home from Betty's party, and being a pitcher Future plans become a vet. ”1 don't know. Patricia Kupcha Tricia Active in pep club and so- rority. Seen with Kelly. Cheryl. Mary. Lisa, and Patti Wants to remember 7c. “air patrol . 6 15 84. and Gus- sen's adventures Wants to forget the red light in Gloucester. McDon- alds with the twins. 12 3 83. and T.D.. Future Plans: attend nursing school. Mary Lamplugh Mare . Student council, cheer- leading. prom committe Seen with Jim. Carol. J-9. Nan. and Chrissy. Wonts to remember Jr prom, dou- bling with J.W and P.T.. D O. A with special partner, homecoming and soph hop '83. blue gumboil, double trouble, and Mr Nark's class. Wants to forget cheering practice, being captain, the great car chase , rid- ing the bus. a certain friend, and fighting with Jimmy Future plans, become a nurse and start a family. Oh well. Cheryl Landl Kermie. Active in pep club, prom committee, ring dance comm, and sorority. Seen with Denine. Tricia. Mary. Helen. Sharon and the rest of the gang Wants to remember Penn Pizza with Donna and Haigen. New York boys. 11 10 84. certain 4 30 visitor. China Flower. Home- comings and Proms, and 3 2 84 Wants to forget red light in Gloucester with Ricky. McDonalds with Denine and Kup. and Sharon's windshield. Future plans: become rich. You wanna Punch? Denine Landl Neen . Active in varsity cheer- leading, pep club, prom committee and sorority Seen with Helen. Cheryl. Kelly. Sharon, and Betty Wants to remember fun times be- fore practice at Taco Bell with Hel- en. Jumping out of the window from study hall, my buddy. China Flower, 11-19, McDonald's with Nanny. Wants to forget Prom ‘82. Sharon's windshield Future plans become an executive secretary. Wait. Wait! Bonnie LaPhan Bon was active in the pep club. Seen with Christy. Jeanne. Flynne. Chris, and Mary Wants to remem- ber Home Ec.. pumpkin muffins. 75 min. study. Spanish II twice, no-doz- en. and bathroom rendevous Wants to forget junior year, dorks , B.D., F.S., and cafeteria food. Future plans: to continue do- ing things my way. No way. Michael Leach Leachy bird Active in bowling and usually seen with Margaret. Mi- lano. and Victor Wants to remem- ber Mrs Chalmer's and Mrs Wood's classes and the love machine. Wants to forget Spanish I. senior En- glish class, and the Ring Dance. Fu- ture plans get married and join the Air Force. Please! Samuel Lesky Sambo. Active in football and wrestling. Usually seen with Mike. Bill, Joe. McConville. and all my bud- dies. Wants to remember football camp '83. summers at Wildwood. Tioga Club, quarters before prac- tice. trips to A C. with Becks, to get names and numbers, eggs, and 6 1 84 Wants to forget R.W . and B. tickets, trouble in freshman year down the river, and getting caught for ice cream. Future plans: be- come a lawyer or engineer Great. Antoinette Levins Nette Active in prom committe, sorority, and field hockey Wants to remember 12 9 82. pumpkin muf- fins. G.K. and S.L.. 5 11 84. being with Louie. D O.A., busting at CR.. junior religion Wants to forget fights with Louie, messy lockers. 10 17 84. trips to Pensauken. Por- tugal jokes, and 12 3 83. Usually seen with Denise. Deana. Chris. Mike, and Vince. Future plans get married and attend business school Isn't he cute? Jeanno Levonchuck Jean. Active in pep club, prom and ring dance committee Seen vyith Karen. Chris. Sherie. Lisa T.. and Lisa M. Wants to remember prom '84. racing Pat in my car. driving to Burger King, talks with Bonnie, and laughing with Karen Wants to for- get being called at midnight, hear- ing all the short jokes, my job. Algebra II. and senior Religion. Fu- ture plans: attend nursing school. Look at that fox. Michael Lindner M.L. Active m National Honor So- ciey. varsity baseball and basket- ball Seen with Joanne. B.G., C.C., Jackie, and M.L Wants to remem- ber good times with Joanne, 12-23- 83.3-31-83. baseball state champs, legion. Jr. Prom. New Years, first day of school and Chinese food. Wants to forget 3 and 23. 5 and 20. state final loss, fights with Joanne, getting hurt. Chris' party, and choking. Fu- ture plans: pre-med in college Yeah, that's it. Jerome Madion Jerry. Seen with Mike, Andy, Leo. Dan. Bill, and Mary Wants to re- member: Kitty Karving, English II and W, Dogslayer. Mary B .. Twisted. Spot. Boghead. Vel, McMoo. Eddie. Idol, ond Deb's new jacket Wants to forget College boards. U S History I and II. Future plans are to go to col- lege. graduate, and get rich. Let the whole world live in peace and harmony.” Edward Majoskl Ed Participated in soccer. Fresh- men basketball. JV baseball Seen with Chicken man. Tom O.. Russ. Bill. B.K.. Beebe and Sam Wants to re- member: Wildwood '84. Russell's parties. Mr. Kruc's party. Philly. DEW- RINKLE. wiffle-tennis. and rice-a- roni. Wants to forget: a little problem freshmen year, driving home with Chicken. Gateway par- ty with L.J. and T.B.. cutting foot in Wildwood Future plans are to at- tend college Just shut up. Sheris Manzonl Sherie. Participated in Pep Club. Prom Committee, and Sorority Seen with: Lisa T . Lisa D . Lisa N.. and Stacey Wants to remember Junior Prom. Springsteen Concert. Sum- mer of '83. study hall, double dates, skiing with Val. ond Sophmore Reli- gon Wants to forget Algebra II. Se- nior Religon. ond getting caught lying Future plans are to have a famous career In fashion design Ain't he a a fox! Anthony Marcella “T M Participated in Varsity Foot- ball. and Wrestling Seen with: McCon. Friends, and Chris Wants to remember W W. Trips. 5 12 84. 10 23 83. parties, quarters. L.T.M.R . Football. 7-11's. Proms ond Homecomings, and just about ev- erything else Wants to forget: Chris' friends Future plans ore to at- tend Glassboro State Ease up. Teachers Ballot Most likely to star in a movie about his or her own life - Sam Lesky Most allergic to tests (resulting in absences on test days) - Julie Smith Owner of cat or dog who consumed the most homework assignments -Michelle Fowler Most likely to complain about a 99 on a test-Michelle Hampton and Stacey Bullinger Most likely to start a Mr. Rafferty fan club - Tod O'Donnell Most likely to have Sr. Mary Gerald forget his or her name- Dan Gendaszek and Donna Roney Most hours spent after school unvoluntarily - Brian Reed Most likely to donate a million dollars to Gloucester Cath- olic- Will Vespe Most likely to become a cat catcher for Mr. Nark- Brian Reed Most likely to be seen wearing a Gloucester Catholic gym shirt thirty years from now - Mike Wachter and Pat Beckett Most likely to become a game show host - Mike Raube Most likely to write the great American novel - Michelle McCarty Most creative excuse maker - Julie Smith Most likely to return to Gloucester Catholic to teach - Mike Kenney Most likely to ask a question right after you gave the answer -Mary Flynn and Will Vespe Most likely to fall asleep in class - Tony Brida Answered the most questions in four years at GCH - Jan- ine Wilkinson and Patty Gussen Most likely to brighten up a dull class - Tony Marcella 125 Lita Marclanna Lee. ' Participated in Pep Club. Prom Committee. Sorority, and Var- sity Cheerleadmg. Seen with: Den- ise. Sherie. Antoinette, and Lisa Wants to remember Someone Special''. Junior Prom. Mr Rafferty, and Phillies games. Wants to forget 8 31 84. weekend in Pittsburgh. Spanish 2, and Senior Religon. Fu- ture plans are to go to college “I don't care. Mary Mastrenl “Mary.'' Participated in Pep Club, and Ring Dance Committee. Seen with Danielle. Cheryl. Tricia. JiH. Ju- lie. and Lisa. Wants to remember 6 22 84 with Danielle. 3 a m. with Lisa. Danielle's house, the Bridge '. Junior Ring Dance, and the traffic jam. Wants to forget 12 26 83. Fu- ture plans are to go to college Please. Allton Mattson Sonny. Participated in Prom Committee. Soroity. and Track. Seen with Terri M.. Terri K.. Karen. Kelly. Sarah, and Kathi Wants to re- member Gaspump. The Cubby Hole. Hairspray. Quinche- Quinche . Sr. Homecoming, and Ju- nior Prom. Wants to forget New Years Eve '84. Summer school. Phido. Karen's peer pressure, and Hi Girls Future plans are to attend college and major in communica- tions. That's Nasty.” Thanks Mom and Dad Dobra McCarthy Debbie. Participated in Sorority. Field Hockey. Freshmen Basketball. JV Softball, and Varsity Softball Seen with: Michelle. Terry. Lauren. Ginny. Anne, and Fran Wants to re- member: Deptford Day 83-84, Sea isle City. The Buddy Mobile. Ginny's get-together. The reper, and un- controllable laughter. Wants to for- get Senior Theology, car accidents, close calls with T.F.. and going out with B.N.. Future plans are to go to college, have a medical career, and start a family. Too Bad ” Kelly McCartney Kelly. Participated in Pep Club. Ring Dance Committee. Sorority, football manager. Freshmen. JV. and Varsity Basketball, and JV and Varsity Softball. Seen with Karen. Terri. Sunny. Sarah, and Joanne Wants to remember Summer of '84. States, Crashing at Al's. gas pump. B-BaH parties. The Talk . Twins , and Junior Sadie Hawkins. Wants to forget parallel parking. B- Ball practice. New Year's Eve, Ju- nior H.C., double date , and 6 4 6. Future plans are to go to college Take my picture. Michelle McCarty Chelle. Participated in National Honor Society, Ring Dance Comm., Dramatics. Newspaper. Yearbook. Chorus, and Track Seen with: Chris. Korea Donna. Joanne, and Chris P.. Wants to remember: 5 20 83- 5 22 83. The '84 Prom. Yearbook Meetings. Mr. Nark's Anatomy classes. Baltimore '84. and Track '84 Wants to forget: June 1. 1984, U.S. History I and II. Geometry, and J.B Future plans are to go to col- lege. become a Special Ed. Teach- er. and get married Be real! Michael McConvIlle McCon. Participated in Newspa- per. Freshmen Football, and Wres- tling. Seen with: T.M.. Gloucester Crew, and S.L.. Wants to remem- ber: L.T.M.R.. The Junior Prom. Week at Wildwood. G.M.V.. Nina, and Russ's Parties. Wants to forget 7-11, T.H.. Bailing out J.H. and B.A.. and late night trip to WW Future plans are to become a journalist. What's up. Gus? Sarah McDonald Sarah. Student Council. Pep Club. Ring Dance Comm . Prom Comm.. Yearbook. Chorus. Tennis. Track. V.P. Junior class. President Senior Class. Sorority. Seen with: Kar. Al. Kel. Terri. Brana-Bubble. and everyone. Wants to remember Prom. R.V.'s, Gas Pump. Door-Knob. K.O.T.C.. Homecoming. Woodbury parties. Summers in O.C. with Chris. The Foundation. Poison Ivy. 7 24 82. and S.S.S. Wants to for- get Alarm clocks, being late. Punk Dance. S.A.T.'s. Future plans: col- lege and to some day give Mom and Dad everything they deserve Senior Favorites Favorite Songs - Like a Virgin Always and Forever Favorite T. V. Shows - Family Ties Bill Cosby Show M.A.S.H. Favorite Radio Stations - Power 99 WMMR 93.3 WYSP 94 Favorite Singer Group - Prince and the Revolution Bruce Springsteen Madonna Favorite Movie - An Officer and a Gentleman Purple Rain Stripes Favorite Actor - Richard Gere Clint Eastwood Favorite Actress - Meryl Streep Heather Locklear Favorite Politician - Ronald Reagan Jim Florio Jesse Jackson Favorite Teacher - Mr. Kruc Favorite Hangout - King of Pizza Jacqueline McFadden “Jack . Participated m Field Hock- ey and Sorority. Seen with Brian. Kathy, and Michael Wants to re- member Brian 9-16-83. “The Bench . Flying a kite, laugh attacks with Kathy. Prom '84. the motorcy- cle (O M) breaking up a party Wants to forget bad habits Junior year, being late, money I spent in gas. The Test , the rollercoaster, and the famous peel out. Future plans To be successful and repay my parents for all they've done for me. ReaHy?? Linda McOinley “Lynn”. Pep Club. Ring Dance Comm.. Dramatics. Chorus. Library Aide, and Field Hockey. Usually seen with Maryanne. Debbie. Cin- dy. Belinda, Chris. Michelle. Karen, Mike. Nick. Mickey. Rick, Bill, and Kelly. Wants to remember Junior year. Summer '84. July 10 when I met A.H.S.. Wants to forget sopho- more year Future plans: Become a nurse, get married, have children. Theresa McHugh Terri . Pep Club. Yearbook. Soror- ity. and Varsity Cheerleading Seen with T.D., L.G.. J.F.. and Seniors. Wants to remember Summer '83. Mr. Powers. Summer Spot. Glouces- ter guys, running out of Junior Ring Dance. Wants to forget N.Y.E. '83. 12-30-83, fights with S.V.. Freshman detentions, fights with friends. Fu- ture Plans To remain single and travel. I don't care Michelle McShane Misha NHS. Pep Club. Ring Dance Comm.. Newspaper. Yearbook. So- rority. Field Hockey manager. Track Usually seen with B.P.. J.S.. L.G., D.S.. P.C.. or at Mall or Fun. Wants to remember Rocky with Robbie and rides in the Scout. Ski trips with Fr. Pete. Proms. 2-2-84. Boss . Wants to forget Thursday nights in 508. Stage Crew '84. Chemistry class. Wrenches and Bolts. Future Plans College and a Mercedes. I hate this John Milano Milno. Participated in JV Football, varsity football. Usually seen with Tones, the Piggers. Bilys. Wants to remember toga parties, my car getting egged by Percy. Russell's parties. 3 a m. at Gina's. Wants to forget racking up my car “Jeff, break It. Patrick Mllburn “Pat.” Participated in Bowling. JV basketball, golf Usualy seen with joe. Mitchel. Mike Leach. Tony Monostra. Wants to remember Mr Kruc's Religion class, algebra II Wants to forget Physics class, fresh- man algebra. Future plans: to at- tend college, majoring in science Gina Mltorendlno “Na.” Participated in Pep club, so- rority. wrestling manager, field hockey. Usually seen with Billy. Sam. Krys. M K . Nip. J.R.. R.C.. Wants to remember 12 1 84. “13 . wild cherry. 6 in trans, mach 5. eggers. Jr. English, summer “83 . J.K.'s. P M Wants to forget letter m yearbook. Frosh. S.H.. doggin' B.C.. Future plans: to become an X-Ray Techni- cian. “Yooo . what ya' doin'?” Joseph Mitchell “Mitch Participated in Fresh, foot- ball. wrestling Usually seen with Kel- ly. Sideburns, or anyone else who would talk to me Wants to remem- ber Junior year, prom “84 , Algebra I. 11 25 83. being a hoodlum Wants to forget Red lights in Gloucester. Kelly's driving. Future plans: to attend College. “You know what I mean? Anthony Monostra “Nosts”. Usually seen with Marc, Matt. Dave, ana Pat Wants to re- member Mr Kruc's Religion class. Future plan is to attena college “What's up?” Joseph Montone “Tones” Usually seen with Sam. Beebs. Billy. Russell. Wants to re- member Senior Homecoming. J.K. party with Beebs. Wild Cherry. 13 cubbyhole. 11 22 84 with Sam Beebs Wants to forget Physics. Trig. 9 25 83. Future plan is to attend college. “Yo! What's up?” Paul Morgano “Stretch”. Usually seen with Frank. Espo. Ed. Phil. Jim Wants to remem- ber Mr Heath, Frank's water follies, the shore, hockey Wants to forget deer hunting 12 6 84. after Ring Mass. Bellmawr Baseball Field. My '69IH Scout. Future plan is to attend college Karen Morris “Karen Participated n Pep Club. Sorority. Field Hockey. Frosh Basket- ball. and Track. Usually seen with Therese, Kelly. Sunny. Kathi. Terry, and Sarah Wants to remember Summer '84. crashing at Al's. “Quiche-Quiche . Gas pump. The Club. Jr. Sr. Homecomings. Jr. S.H Dance. Boston. St. Thomas Wants to forget New Years Eve '84. B-Ball party. M.D.. Bellmawr. Frosh S.H.. Paula's party. Future plan is to go into sports medicine “How about it” Laura Mugil Laura”. Pep Club. Ring Dance Comm. Sorority. Usually seen with Chris B. Karen U.. Barb W . Mary B . and Beth P . Wants to remember Soph. English. Wildwood '84. The Ar- hngton. People in Room A. Wants to forget Mr. Rafferty's term papers. Mondays, and being locked out of Karen's house at 7 in the morning. Fututre Plans: Bradford Business School. What's the deal?” Melissa Mulford Meliss”. Pep Club. Ring Dance Committee. Newspaper. Year- book. Library Aide. Usually seen with Beth. Kathy. Lynn. Michelle, and Jin Wants to remember dances, pep rallies, the prom. Computer class, working at Roy Rogers. 10 31 84 and good friends Wants to forget French class, exams, the 2-mile run. soccer practice, and the windows that wouldn't stay shut.” Future plans: attend college for a degree in electrical engineering No way really? Sean Mulholland Malbert P. Red” Soccer manager and golf team manager Usually seen with Ron. Pete. Mike. Bob. Doug. Vince, and whoever. Wants to remember Algebra N class, and the 'get me a gun” crew. Mike's shrts. Summer of '66 Wants to for- get my cor on fire in the teacher's parking lot. the B Ban clock Hello. Lou. Mary.” Anne Munz Munzie” Pep Club. Usually seen with Fran. Lauren. Ginny. Debbie, and Michele Wants to remember Ginny's parties. Great Adventure. Being a part of G's Cleaning Com- mittee. Algebra II. Stories at lunch, and uncontrollable laughter Wants to forget Soph. Geometry, getting lost with Jin. getting sick Frosh year Future plan is to attend Bradford Business School. That's it! Dennis Murphy Murph participated in Varsity Football Usually seen with Dom. S. Harkins, and Persy Wants to re- member proms, parties, tops to the shore. SR. Homecoming. Jr. Ring Dance Wants to forget all the girls I used to love. Freshman year. Foot- ball camps. Future plans become an electrician. Easy. Oats Theresa Murphy Terry” Pep Club. Ring Dance Committee. Stage Crew. Year- book. Sorority, and Track. Usually seen with Michael. Karen. Kathi. Sa- rah. Alison. Terri, and Kelly. Wants to remember 3 11 83. The Surf”. Hig- land Game '83. Woodbury bench- es Wants to forget a certam BeBmawr party. July 4. 1984. The Crash” Punk Dance, and Jr. Reli- gion. Future plans are to attend col- lege. get married, and win the lottery Peter Naughton Pete” Sudent Counci. Dramatics. Stage Crew. Yearbook. Chorus. Soccer, and Tennis Usually seen with Mike. Vince. Chris. Sean. Doug, and Imperial Lords Wants to re- member Halowween Dance”. Mr Mustang. BB King. 7's small pi- geons. and Mike's legs Wants to forget Death of John Wayne. Sum- mer of '66. Gomer Pyle, monopoly during '75. Future plans to give my body to research I like little baby ducks Christine Nleder Chnssy” Pep Club. Sorority. Field Hockey. Frosh Basketball, varsity Softbal. wrestling manager Usually seen with Anthony. Deana. Mary. Nan. Jay. Carol Wants to remem- ber Gun. Eggs, steaks, gold fish, ice- cream. and Spaghetti at Ferry's. Homecomings and Proms. 10 23 83. 10 21 84. 11 3 84. Wildwood with Ant. seasheHs and the moped ride, the cement sewer. Great times at the Dead End and KOR Center'. everything about T.M.. Future plans sucessful career and marriage Ya know what I mean? Roxanne Noonan Roxanne Ring Dance Com- mittee. Tennis. Swimming. Year- book. and library aide Usually seen with Chris P.. Kathy E.. Kathy P.. Chris D.. Karen H.. Mi- chelle M. Wants to remember Homecoming '84. Chris' draw- ings. Iowa '83. Summer '82. Mornings in the Cateteria. Mr Heath's Computer classes. Mr Kruc. Wants to forget Sept. 14- 16. Western Civ.. French, and the Work in Physics class. Future plans college ond become a Pharmacist Yeah. Right I Edward O'Brien Ed is usually seen with Brian and Paul Wants to remember the shore. (Pt Pleasant Beach). Wants to forget people always telling me to get my hair cut. Fu- ture plan is to become an elec- tronic technician and technical drawing. Oh Well! Philip O’Connell The red haired kid participat- ed in National Honor Society. Frosh Football. JV Football. Varsi- ty Football Usually seen with Jimmy. Espo. Stretch. Frank. Dan. Leo, Klaus, S. Harks. Read. Wants to remember Senior year. Highland Game, driving. Fr Joe's classes. Jammer's 8-0 season. Frosh Football. Wants to forget Football Camp, nutcrackers, cold front lawns. Soph. History. Deptford. Dr Maslow. pre-game parties, team meetings. Future: college and medical school. Thomas O’Donnell Oats participated in Newspa- per and Varsity Football. Usually seen with Murph. Dom. Ken-Rod, Greeny. Percy. Wants to re- member trips to shore with 3 musketeers. Percy's parties. Road trips. Greeny after Broph's. Cruising with Dom. E C., nights over Dan's. Gina's after High- land Wants to forget 5-11-84. Bishop Eustace game. Raff-a- cizing . arguing with Savidge. S.V.. Breaking Percy's window Future plan: college and journal- ism. Easy Murph . Thomas Orzechowskl Tom''. Dramatics. Soccer. Frosh. JV. ond Varsity Basketball. Library Aide. Usually seen with Nan. Chick- en. Russ. Bill. Janine. Ed. and Will. Wants to remember Oct. 2. Aug 2. Nov. 24. Joe Reed's party, count- ing. Summer Vacations. G-G's house Wants to forget Peggy '82. being late for school. Piggers Fu- ture plans go to college Nice- Nice Christine Pardo Chrissy . Library Aide Usually seen with Jim A.. Roxanne N.. Kathy P.. Chris D.. Michelle M.. Karen H.. Wants to remember meeting Jim. Summer of '83. Junior and Senior Prom, New York trip. Typing class. Ron-Ron. Mrs DeBarger never get- ting my name right. Wants to forget Gym class, uniform regulations, rainy Mondays, arguments with Jim. falling on the ice. Marine Fitness Tests Future plans attend P.B. Beauty School. I don't care Elizabeth Pascal Beth”. Pep Club. Ring Dance Comm.. Sorority. Field Hockey, Track, manager of Boy's Basketball. Usually seen with Misha. Dizz, Rens, Lynn. Paula. Wobbie. Mult, and Porge. Wants to remember Mr. Kruc. 8 19 83. TSGB. George. Pseudypods . the back of Bram- bles. Prince Concert, the '69 Nova. Misha's accident. Paul's truck after Jr. Ring Mass Wants to forget U S. II. Algebra I. getting sick for the Bruce concert, fights with George. Phil O. tapping his pencil in Chemistry, cooking Tnggerburgers. no rides. Future plans: study engineering. Get a real car Joseph Perslchettl Persy Newspaper staff Usually seen with Dom. Harkins. Murph. Oats. Kenney. McConn. and Greeny. Wants to remember Wrecking Crew. Tioga Club, Russ' parties, all-nighters with Oats ond Greeny, egging. Fr. Joe's Religion. G.C. vs G.H.. Stripes, Soph English, the possessed dog Wants to forget my parites. 5 11 84, Physics. Dixie Gang, driving with Harkins. Future plans college, also to buy the Ea- gles That's it. get out of my house now!! Nicholas Polen Muckels is usualy seen with Marc, Matt. John. Anthony. Joe. Wants to remember Fr. Joe Narciso. Mr. Kruc. Mr. Heath. Wants to forget Duck Hunting. Dec. 1. 1984. Future plan is to attend Auburn Universtiy Regina Quinlan Jean Pep Club. Ring Dance. Prom Committee, Homecoming. Sorority. Field Hockey and Frosh Basketball Usually seen with Jo- anne B . Jerop. Shu. K.J.. Smalls. Wants to remember Special times with Mike. 10 18 79. Great A . Proms, trips with J.B.. Searchin' with L.J., Captain Noah, talks with BB. East with MB. Wants to forget Soph. Geometry. Future plans be suc- cessful in business and happily mar- ried. Yo. you know what I mean? Kathleen Payne Kat . participated in the Ring Dance Committee, Bowling. Library Aide. Usually seen with DF. CP. RN, KH. CD. Wants to remember 12 8 84. Fire Hydrant . Mr. Kruc's Religion. 7 20. Good Friends , McDonalds Wonts to forget Jr. History. The fight . 11 26-11 28. Jr. English. The 2-mile run. Falling Down the stairs Future plan is to go to college and study nursing. You know, that's it Michael Ramsey Rambo participated in Ring Dance Committee. Knowledge Bowl. Bowling, and Tennis. Usually seen with Bill. Dan. Andy. Leo, Jerry, and Ed. Wants to remember pseu- dopods Mr Kruc. Dan fainting. Andy's new ties. Anatomy class. Micky. Vel. Beth's song smile Wants to forget Washer-machine boxes. SAT's. Twisted, Mrs Walsh's leather hip boots. Sammy O. Future plans Go to Drexel and Major in En- gineering Class-Careful!! Marc Ratpa RazzParticipated in Stage crew. Fresh Football Usually seen with Matt. Gerbs. Nick. Anthony Wants to remember Fr. Narciso. Mr Powers Mrs Bradley, Fictious Band Wants to forget Senior English. Senior Reli- gion. Colloqiums with Mrs. De- Barger Future plans to become a rock star. ’’Dtapline is never an end in itself, only a means to an end ' Michael Raube Rauby . Participated in Stage Crew. Yearbook, Field Hockey mgr. Soccer. Tennis. Usually seen with Vince. Pete. Chris. Deana. An- toinette. Malbert Wants to Re- member the buzzer. Soph Geometry. Going to states. Urban Assault Vehicle, going to Me D's for lunch Want to forget Indefinite morning detention. The great de- pression. Summer of 66. death of El- vis. Channel 48 going off the air Future plans To search the world and find Gordon Hyman. “W.O.AS. Edward Read Ed . Participated in Soccer. Cross Country, Track. Usually seen with Fran. Espo. Phil. Dalton. Rambo. Wants to remember almost being on the winning soccer team. Ski trip '83. A very, very short senior year Wonts to forget 179 school days of freshman year. Religion Class, the rust on my truck. Future Plans to at- tend college Yo Brian Reed Reedy . Participated in JV Foot- ball. Golf. Usually seen with Skim- mer. Lipps. Lips. Lisa, and the boys Wants to remember Summer spot. Tony's driveway. Percy's parties. Homecoming weekend. L.G. “5 Wants to forget deer hunting 12 6 84 Senior English, the hours I wasted in detention, getting D s Future plans to attend college “What did I do now? 133 Mary Anne Revelli “Mareme . Pep Club. Library Aide. Usually seen with Donna. Cindy. Debbie. Lynn, Tony curls Wants to remember Summer '84, 5 27. 6 8 84. Junior Prom. Mr Orlando's class facing the wrong way. Wants to forget Soph year. Fresh, religion. R.M . My gown being flipped up at the prom. Future Plans: get a good job “I don't know. Donna Marie Roney “Donna . Usually seen with Rich, Mare me. Lynn. Cindy. Debbie. Be- linda. CheBey. Wants to remember meeting Rich at Cooper River 5 27 84. 5 11 84. going down the shore 6 15 84 Wants to forget 12 2 83. Freshmon English. History 1 8c 2. going to Camden with a cer- tain crew Future Plans getting married and having kids. “Chill out! Jullann Rozanskl “Jul . Basketball Manager. Field Hockey. Track. Usually seen with Lin- da. Krys. Danielle. Gina 8c Mary Wants to remember Linda's Kitchen Table. 12 1 84. Summer of '84. traffic jam. Fields. Ski Trips. “Preeetty Trees . Junior English Wants to forget fighting with Mr. Murphy, getting my speeding tick- et. Future Plons G.S.C. and to trav- el all over. “I know everything! Michael Rullo “Mick . Participated in Cross Coun- try. Bowling. Tennis. Library Aide Usually seen with Mike. Dan. and Vel Wants to remember when Dan fainted, Homecoming. Prom, Sister Library Wants to forget cars and dogs Future Plans To attend col- lege “Please Last Will And Testament Of The Class Of 1985 I. Jim Adamski, bequeath to Michelle Brown, my ability to dance. I. Billy Allison, bequeath to Jason and Patrice, four great years at GCHS. I. Angelina Banana bequeath to Mrs. DeBarger, my pink cashmere sweater. I. Pat Beckett, bequeath to Chris McIntyre, my ability to do a ripcord without a can opener I, Chris Bobiak, bequeath to Sue Hummel, my quiet voice. I, Joanne Brandt, bequeath to Jill Crosson, my excellent foul shooting ability. I. Mary Bryson, bequeath to Susan Flynn, my space on the hockey bench. I. Chris Campbell'. bequeath my physique, to anyone who can see it. I. Walt Cerkez. bequeath to anyone sick enough to want it. my sick sense of humor. I. William Clay, bequeath to Denise and Steve, my ability to arrive at school on time. I, Paula Coward, bequeath to Cathy Carr, the one thing that she wants so much to find. I, Bill Crowe, bequeath to next year's Anatomy class, my cat Blanche I, Puss Cullen, bequeath to Pat Scanlon, my keys to the motor home. I. John Dagney. bequeath to the Freshmen, my brains. I, Chris Dailey, bequeath to Mr. Murphy, my handwriting so that he can do his own transparancies. I, Bob DePaul. bequeath to Beth Scott, my future week-ends in college. I. Nancy Dewechecter. bequeath to Natalie Alessi. my last bottle of Final Net. I. Christy Dickson, bequeath to my sister Jeanie. the next four years at GCHS. I, Betty DiRuocco. bequeath to Joe Carrozza. my eight cylinder. I, Chris DiSilvestro. bequeath to Julie Pierantozzi. my ability to talk with my hands. I, Ronald Dolan, bequeath to the next keeper of the Annex, my trusty broom. I. Krys Dorris, bequeath to Nicole Cianci. my ability to have a 4 day school week I. Timi Draham. bequeath to Kally Draham. my ability to get excused lateness I. Leo B. Dubler. bequeath to Andrew. Travis, and the Fuse, my snuff collection. I, Pat Enright, bequeath to Vic Torino, my Chevelle. I, Mike Esposito, bequeath to Jim Jordan, my ability to keep people offsides in soccer I, Kathleen Evans, bequeath to Suzie O'Conner, my tennis racket. I. Frank Fanelli. bequeath to Chuck Maronski. my scoring ability in soccer. I, Christa Joie. bequeath to the underclassmen, my senior Religion classes. I. Debbie Katziner. bequeath to the girls' varsity soccer team, a winning season I. Michael Kenney, bequeath to Charisse Montone, my doll pencil. I, Billy Klaus, bequeath to Mike Sensi, my singing ability. I, Mary Lamplugh. bequeath to my sister Barbara, my '69 Chevy if she can get it to start. I, Cheryl Landi. bequeath to Michelle Bridge, my Kermit the Frog collection. I. Denine Landi. bequeath to Sandy Commisso, my cheering pom-poms. I, Antoinette Levins, bequeath to George Kaufmann. my memories and blankets. I. Jeanne Levonchuck. bequeath to the shortest girl, my high heeled shoes. I. Marc Raspa. bequeath to an underclassman, my musical talent I, Mike Raube. bequeath to Renee Britton, my love for McDonald's food. I. Ed Read, bequeath to the Sophomores, that which I should have learned in my senior year I. Mary Anne Revelli, bequeath to Lisa Hodson. my ability to get along with Cindy. I. Donna Roney, bequeath to Lisa Rink, my cocker spaniel. I. Julie Rozanski. bequeath to Meg Keane, my ability to drive home on Fridays. I. Denise Sabo, bequeath to my sister Sharon, my panty hose without runners. I. Jim Flinn. bequeath to my brother Jeff, my title. I. Mary Flynn, bequeath to Jill Crosson. my excuses to get out of hockey practice. I. Denise Fowler, bequeath to Janice Saltenberger. my phone 25. I. Michael Fronckowiak. bequeath to Joey Klaus, my ability to bum money I, Bob Gardiner, bequeath to Randy Ferry, my ability to be on time for school. I, Lysa Geller. bequeath to Kelly Draham. my ability to make up excuses for being late. I, Ginny Gonzales, bequeath to Michael Hampton, my PSQTL. I. Brian Green, bequeath to my brother Billy, my school clothes. I, Rick Grubb, bequeath to Rich Coletti, my ability to make people laugh on and off court. I. Patti Gussen. bequeath to Michelle Crumsho. my eyeliner and lighters. I. Karen Hammill. bequeath to Joanne Gorman, my paperbag. I. Joe Harkins, bequeath to Mike Senski. my moustache. I. Belinda Hennessy. bequeath to Kathy Hennessy. my ability to flirt. I. Cindy Hodson. bequeath to Mary Hodson, my ability to get along with Mrs. Nolan. I. Kelly Jackson, bequeath to Michelle Sachetti. my cocky attitude. I. Kelly McCartney, bequeath to Patrice Allison, my ability to set picks. I. Michelle McCarty, bequeath to Michelle Brown, my new leg warmers I. Terri McHugh, bequeath to whomever needs it most, my ability to make excuses in the morning. I. Michelle McShane. bequeath to Wendy Wagner, my Izod shirts and Docksiders. I. John Milano, bequeath to Mario Boccicchio, my Corvette. I. Gina Miserendino. bequeath to Chris Deluzio, my ability to get to school on time. I. Paul Morgano. bequeath to Mr. Beckett, my suit jackets. I. Laura Muglie. bequeath to Michelle Bridge, my ability to do Steno. I. Sean Mulholland. bequeath to Steve DeVito, my eggy golf ball I. Anne Munz. bequeath to Patty Munz. my knack for telling funny stories. I. Dennis Murphy. bequeath to Pat Hughes, my WWF wrestling talent. I. Pete Naughton, bequeath to Vic Torino, my 302. I. Christine Nieder. bequeath to Colleen Finn, my seat at Russell's under the window. I. Roxanne Noonan, bequeath to Melissa Noonan, my attendance record at yearbook meetings. I. Tod ODonnell, bequeath to Eileen Cole, my senior status. I. Thomas Orzechowski. bequeath to John Scarduzio, my martial arts ability I. Christine Pardo, bequeath to Joanne Gorman, my typing abiltiy. I. Beth Pascal, bequeath to Mark Chapman, my dark brown hair and my job at Roy Boys I, Kathleen Payne, bequeath to Marlene Sansini. my bowling ability. I. Joe Persichetti. bequeath to Bobby Chew, my ability to speak in complete senteneces. Andrew Russo Andy” National Honor Society. Ring Dance Comm . Chess Team. Knowledge Bowl. Library Aide. Bowling Seen with Mike R . Jerry M . Dan G.. Bill C.. Leo D.. Christa J.. Wants to remember Mr. Nark's Anatomy, volleyball, all of my friends. Intro to Computers. 1983 Christmas Party, my first Knowledge Bowl Wonts to forget Lunch, get- ting hit with food, the two mile run. exams. Future Plans Attend Col- lege and join the Navy Yeah Right Denise Sabo Dee . Wrestling manager and So- rority. Seen with Antoinette. Lisa. Sheri, and Deana Wants to remem- ber Flyers and Rangers 4 5 83 8i R.R. and T.S.. SB- 10 22 84. Mr Kruc. Selling candy with Dave and Nette. Pumpkin Muffins. ’ 40 . Deana's big mouth. NY. NYE. Philly. Jr Religion. 5 19 84 Wants to for- get Sr. Religion Future Plans Attend college and study Sociology Get out of here Linda Salvatore Linda . Chorus. Sorority. JV Cheer- leading Seen with Julie R. and who- ever else is around Wonts to remember ski trips. Freshman Year. Music Class. New York, and all good times Wants to forget every Histroy Class. Future Plans Enter college for either chemistry or Music What do you mean. What do I mean ? Michele Santo Shelly Pep Club. Ring Dance Comm.. Library Aide. Sorority, Field Hockey Seen with Ginny. Debbie. Layren, Michele. Ann. Fran. Theresa, and others. Wants to remember Summer of 1983. Homecoming. Prom. Mr Kruc, Parties at Ginny's. Wildwood 83-84. 6 28 83. Bean. 7- 11. Pooh. Christmas Wonts to for- get 5 15 84. R C Party. Deptford Honda. Adv Chem . Future Plans Nursing Love Ya Little Lobster Splash Party William Savldge SicT. Varsity Football. Varsity Base- ball Usually seen with Joe Harkins. Billy Allison and oil the Gloucester Boys. Wants to remember all the good times at parties especially Gina Miserendino's and Russell Cul- len's. and 10 2 84 Wants to forget going to Dukes with Pat Beckett and getting stopped for egging Future Plans college. “Yo. sid . Joseph Scanlon “Chicken . Wrestling, JV and Varsi- ty Baseball Usually seen with Nat- alie. Tom. Russ. Bill. Will, Janine Wants to remember Peggy shore '82. cubby hole, time spent with Natalie. Kruc's party. G-G's house. Led Sled Wants to forget Bette's place. Soph English, being late for school. C.P.H.P.. 4th of July '84. Fu- ture Plans college. “Kinda Like . Orotchon Schaller “Gretch Pres Student Council. National Honor Society. Pep Club. Rmg Dance Comm.. Prom Comm . Newspaper. Sorority. Manager Football. Trock. Usually seen with Stacey. Patti. Julie, and all friends Wants to remember Good times at G.C.. Rocco. 11 22 84. 10 7 84. Patti's accident. Coach Ike and Mr Kruc Wants to forget Rides home, a certam pair of shoes. Gogs and He- man. Jersy Ave and Stacey's whin- ing. Future Plans to be happy and successful. “Will you do me a favor. . . !? Sharon Schumacher “Shar-Shor” Pep Club. Ring Dance Comm.. Prom Comm.. Stage Crew. Sorority Usually seen with Betty. K.J.. Donna. Quin ond the Twins. Wonts to remember Summers in Wildwood. New York Boys. China Flower. Rock Lobster, laughs with Boo. the 38. trash bags. Soph Ge- ometry. eggs South Street and Great Adventure Future Plans to become a legal secretary 8i marry a rich doctor. “Did I say I meant Christopher Seffrln “Seff . Dramatics, Stage Crew. Chorus. Ski Club Usually seen with Leo and everyone Wants to re- member Plays. Proms. Homecom- ings. Cast Parties. Wrestlings, Ski Trips, Mrs. Bradley's Class. Wont to forget running mto the gym wall. Fu- ture Plans: career in operatic the- ater “Easy there Jlll-Renee Sisco “Jill Pep Club. Dramatics. Stage Crew. Newspaper. Sorority. Cross Country. Track Usually seen with Lym. Debbie. Misha. Kathi. Heather Beth. Wants to remember Sleep- ing out for Springsteen tickets. Gin- ny's Parties. Prom '84, Homecoming. Deb's Car Wants to forget Geom- etry. Friendly's. Jr. Ring Mass, Get- ting lost with Munz. 11 30 84. Having to get Oatsie to drive me home Future Plans college and owning a hair spray company “Umm. Like you know Trlcla Smalley “Smalls . Prom Comm.. Library Aide. Usually seen with Jill, Sharon. Betty. Quinn Wants to remember Jr. Prom. Soph Geometry. Great Adventure. Wildwood, decorating, McDonalds. Betty's party, the mountains. Football games Future Plans: go to nursing school and mar- ry a rich doctor “Are you serious? Julia Smith “Nipper Pep Club. Library Aide. Sorority. Usually seen with Gina or Patti Wants to remember Prom. 6 28 81. the APT . 3126. NIP. 7 4 84. Gina's guess. L.Z.. Hawk, J.M.B.. Funk. Future Plans travel and own a Porsche “Whas-up9 Deborah Sollnsky Debster”. Pep Club. Ring Dance Committee. Stage Crew. Chorus. Sorority Usually seen with JHI. Lynn. Misha. Paula. Linda S Wants to re- member 11 30 84. the DeJynn. teaching W W to drive. Lynn's stomach. Booger . Karen . ogain?”. Fr. Pete Wants to forget body double, summer of '84. G.C. parking tickets, most lunches. Mam- ma Leone's. Jill's burps. Future plans Rutgers, becoming an R.N.. and joining the Peace Corps. ' Here we go Dominic Stalano Dorn”. Frosh. Varsity football. J.V.. Varsity basketball. Usually seen with Murph. Oates. Percy. S. Supers Wants to remember trips to the shore. Highland party, going to girl's state games. Homecoming and after-prom party Want to for- get Percy party. Eastern game, and Frosh year Future plans to go to college That's it. Jacqueline Stokes “Jay Pep Club. Ring Dance Com- mittee. Prom Comm . Dramatics. Stoge Crew. Sorority Usually seen with Heather T . Christa J . Kathleen E. Wants to remember proms, sum- mer '84, skiing '84. Christa's driving. BOOM!''. Heather s sweatsocks in school. Wants to forget Soph. Eas- ter vacation, never-ending prob- lems”. Christmas party '83. Future plans attend Drexel U law school. Oh. please Kathleen Sweeney Beaner” Pep Club. Ring Dance Comm.. Prom Comm. Dramatics. Stage Crew. Chorus. Library Aide. Sorority. Bowling. Track. Usually seen with: Terry. Karen. Sarah. A M.. K.M.. T.K., D.S. Wants to remem- ber R.V.'s, O.C. 83. Get D and Golf”. X-mas parties. Mr Nark's Chemistry. Mrs Marinucci's English, quiche-quiche” Wants to forget Punk Dance. 9 27 82. (Crash!). Bell- mawr, BB B . O G.D.. Westville jail. 2 11 84. M.D. Future plans college Hi girls” Last Will And Testament (Con't) I. Jeon Quinlan, bequeath to Ed Kennedy, a date with that special someone. I. Mike Ramsey, bequeath to Dave Coyle, my superior tennis ability. I. Scott Ferry, bequeath to Randy Ferry, my ability to miss gym class. I. Johann Fino. bequeath to Stephanie Lidner and Jimmy Mendell. my ability to write letters in class. I, Donna Finn, bequeath to my sister Colleen, my great taste in men. I. Billy Savidge. bequeath to Kyle McKinney, my Sid Vicious saying. I. Joseph Scanlon, bequeath to Ed Kennedy, a picture of Natalie. I. Sharon Schumacher, bequeath to Chris McIntyre, my ticket to Hollywood I. Christopher Seffrin. bequeath to Jay Petitt. my operatic talent. I. Jill Sisco, bequeath to Wendy Wagner, my little bottle of Final Net I. Tricia Smalley, bequeath to Terry Szilagyi. my cocky attitude I. Julio. bequeath to John Aldridge. 4.326 pieces of paper. 1 Trig book, and 6 packs of gum. I. Debbie Solinsky. bequeath to Wendy Wagner, my great driving ability I. Dom Staiono. bequeath to Fr. Pierce, my curly hair. I. Jill Szilagyi. bequeath to Michelle Gregal. my disected anatomy cat. I. Kothi Terifoy. bequeath to Joelle Garczynski. my sparkle shoes. I. Fran Thomas, bequeath to David Thomas, my lunchline abilities. I. Paul Tighe. bequeath to my brother, my ability to talk my way out of trouble. I. Lisa ToreUi. bequeath to Vincent Torelli. my good grades in Algebra I. Will Vespe. bequeath to my brother Brad, my success in sports for him to achieve next year. I. Deana Virgilio. bequeath to Suzanne Lee, my loud mouth. I. Vince Vitola. bequeath to Mario B.. my dancing talents. I. Michael Wachter. bequeath to Dan Pettolina. my knowledge of heavy metal. I. Helen Walker, bequeath to Karen Fronchoviak. my driving abilities. I. Frank Walsh, bequeath to Jennifer Quinn, my ability to make up excuses when I am late for class. I. Bill Welsh, bequeath to Joe Welsh, my Ford Escort. I. Doug Willett, bequeath to Jerry Sampson, my basketball ability. I. Doris Wisenauer. bequeath to Mark Bechta. my straws. I. Barbara Worrell, bequeath to Kim Wolford, my gold lighter. I. Sherie Manzoni. bequeath to Nicole Williams, my long fingernails. I, Lisa Marcianna. bequeath to Jennifer Quinn, ability to pass her classes I. Debbie McCarthy, bequeath to Barb Tiefenthaler. my partying abilities. U9 Jill Szllagyl Jily Usually seen with Tricia. Mary. Cheryl. Betty, and the Girls Wants to remember 11 17 84. 10 23 84. Danielle's parties, driving around. 11 30 84. the Halloween Dance. Great Adventure, and McDonalds, and The Prom. Football Games. Chemistry. King of pizza, and the Fields (Summer Spot). Future Plans College and getting a nice car “No Way Paul Tlghe “Paul Wrestling. JV Baseball Usu- ally seen with KC. TM. BS. MW. MB Wants to remember Prom. Home- comings. Russell's Parties. Shore '84. Shore '83. Great times with Kara. 7 16 84. Day after the Prom. Great Adventure, Wrestling Camp. Skiing. Miss Ganley 's Class Wants to forget 5 12 84, Senior Religion. Atlantic City. Future Plans go to college and take over Dad's business “I don't care . Kathleen Terlfay “Dizz . Particiapted in Pep club. Ring Dance Comm., Dramatics. Newspaper. Sorority. Track team manager, and Cross Country. Usu- ally seen with Lynn. Tom. Beth. Jill, Robbi, Michelle, and Paula. Wants to remember Fiddler on the Roof , Sophomore Geometry. Jacoby's, hiding in the bathroom, meeting Tom. 7 28 84. and the Prince Con- cert Wants to forget Marne . Sa- die Hawkins '83, parties at B P s and G.G.'s. Spanish sophomore year, and short hair Future Plans Attend- ing Bradford Beauty School. Hello'' Heather Tessmer Heas . Participated in Pep club. Ring Dance Comm.. Prom Comm.. Dramatics. Chorus. Library Aide, and Sorority. Usually seen with Jac- qwe. Christa. Kathleen and Jill Wants to remember Proms. Jr and Sr. Homecomings, Florida. N.Y.C. School plays and Parties. G.Q men. and Best Friends Wants to forget Algebra 2 Trig . 2mile run. French class, last pocketbooks, and sweat socks. Future Plans Pursue opera career ond sing at the MET “Hi. hon . Lisa Torelll Lis Pep Club. Ring Dance Comm. Prom Comm Usually seen with Sherie. Lisa. Jean, Barb. Denise Wants to remember 2 22 84. 11 4 84. 11 17 84. Pumpkin Muf- fins. Soph Religion. '84 Prom. Wonts to forget 2 25 84, 5 14 83. Span- ish I. Sr. Religion Future Plans: be- come a Special Ed teacher You Know! William Trlcoccl Coach Frosh Football. Library Aide. Manager Basketball. Usually seen with Murphy. Tod. Dom. Bill Wants to remember aH good times at G.C. and aH the party givers Wants to forget a few teachers at Gloucester Catholic Future Plans become rich and help the poor “That's it Frances Thomas “Fran” Participated in Pep club. Prom Comm.. Stage Crew. Field Hockey, and Freshman Basketball Usually seen with Lauren. Ginny. Mi- chelle. Anne, and Debbie Wants to remember times with M.D., Varsity Field Hockey. Homecoming '84. Mr. Kruc. and times at Ginny's Wants to forget Prom '84. Physics, and Fresh- man Year Future Plans College. Travel. Family Beat It Michael Trudnak Mike . Bowling. Usually seen with Mick. Marc. John Wants to remem- ber Senior Year. Graduation. F.G . Summer Vacations. M.F.M Wants to forget Afternoon homeroom, bells. Freshman lunches. The P. Fu- ture Plons college What? Vincent Vltola Karen Underwood “Karen Pep Club. Ring Dance Committee. Tennis. Usually seen with Chris B. Laura M., Barb W.. Mary B.. Mary F Wants to remem- ber Ski Trip 1984. 11 30 84. The Ar- lington. Guys in Room A. Mrs. Marinucci's class. Wants to forget Spanish class. Mr. Raff's Term paper. Gettin up at 6 00 to unlock the door for Laura N.. Future Plans: Go to col- lege to become a Nurse “Oh. Great William Vespe “Will . Varsity Football. Varsity Bas- ketball. Varsity Baseball Usually seen with Debbie. Dorn. Tom. Joe. Ken-Rod Wants to Remember Baseball State Title 1984. Home- coming 1984. Prom 1984, 1000th point in basketball. Wants to Forget Spanish. Geometry. Losing baseball state title 1983. Future Plans Col- lege for Baseball “Let me here you. Ken Deana Vlrglllo “Dee Pep Club, Soccer. Freshman basketball. Vorsity Softball. Usually seen with Christine. Antoinette. Denise. Mike and Friends. Wants to remember South Phily, Soph. Ge- ometry. D O.A. Baltimore with the softball team. J.C.. Murph. and Den- ises, Giggling. Wants to forget 12 19 84 Future plans. To be a cocktail waitress at the Golden Nugget or a Cosmotologist in New York “You Goof! “Vin . Ring dance comm. Stage Crew. Yearbook. Library Aid. Tennis Usually seen with Mike. Chris. Pete. Doug. Deana. Walt. Wants to re- member Winning Parochial B Championship. H.C. ’84'. Prom ‘84'. Gordon Hyman. Getting changed for tennis with Mike and Pete. Urban Assult Vehicle. D.O.A.. Buzzer and Beeper Wants to forget May 18, 1984. Losing to Glassboro. Junior Chemistry. Getting pulled over be- fore prom. Morning detentions Fu- ture Plans To open a resturant and become a tennis pro. “WOAS Michael Wachter Wox . Participated in Stage Crew. Bowling. Usually seen with ev- erybody. Wants to remember Ju- nior prom 84' Camden. All the parties. Al the professional guitar players. Wants to forget Nothing, it has been pretty good so far. Future plans To be wealthy, have a good time, and keep on playing guitar. Easy Sleazy! Holenanne Walker Helen''. Participated in Pep club. Prom. comm.. Sorority. JV Cheer- leader. Varsity Cheerleader Seen with Kelly. Denine, Cheryl. Hagen, and the rest of the girls Wants to remember Senior homecoming. Bustin' at C.R.. eggin' 9 15 84. Ju- nior prom and day after. Wildwood ‘84'. talks with Billy. Wants to forget Prom of ’82' cheering practice. Fu- ture plans: Military career. “Are you crazy? Francis Walsh “Frank . Participated in Dramatics. Yearbook. Chorus. Library Aide Usually seen with Vince. Chris. Sherie. Kathy. Rick. Wants to re- member Senior Year. Girl Scout Cookies. New friends. Typing class. Music class. Wants to forget All re- port cards. Writing index cards for D.O.A., Chemistry class and labs. Cafeteria lunches. Colloquium de- tentions with Mrs. DeBarger. Future plons: to attend college to study Nursing. “Give it a rest! Llta Walzor “The new girl! Usually seen with Roxanne. Chris. Jackie. Chris, and anyone else who will be seen with me. Wants to remember the last day of school. 6th period frees Wants to forget first day of school, walking to the Annex. Mornings, school lunches Future plans: Col- lege m Florida. “Im sure! William Welsh Boots. Frosh. JV. and Varsity Football. Frosh Basketball Usually seen with Jerry Mike, Dan. Phil. Frank. Leo. Jim. Bill. Wants to re- member Senior year. Footbal. Ad- vanced chemistry. Fr. Narciso's Religion Class Wants to forget Breaking my wrist and ankle during a three week period Freshman year. Spanish. Geometry. SAT's. Marine physical test. Future Plans To attend college and study Chemical Engineering The Bone Janlne Wilkinson J-9 . Student Council. Fresh, and Soph, class Pres . Pep club. Sorority. Manager Boys Basketball, the Ram . Usually seen with Nancy, Chickman Jennifer. Tom. Chrissy. Carol and Mary Wants to remem- ber Wildwood ‘84'. Michael Jackson Concert. Great Adventure “82'. Sa- die Hawkms ‘82'. Russell's party. Wants to forget Atlantic City ‘84’. Valentines present ‘83'. Noodles. Future plans: go to college and be- come a famous surgeon “Get a grip Douglas Willett Doug Stage Crew. Golf. Usually seen with Sean, Pete. Vince. Mike, and Frenchy. Wants to remember Soph Geometry. Jr English and typ- ing. Wants to forget freshman year, spilling milk on myself. Summer of '66. Woodstock. Future Plans: col- lege No Way Doris Wlsenauer Darcey Pep Club. Sorority. Stage Crew. Usually seen with Chrissy. Jo- hann. Lisa, Mark Wants to remem- ber Summer '84, 20th Surf. Stuffed animals. Schoones-26. times with Mark Wonts to forget getting sus- pended with Chrissy, Highland game. 8 20 84. mono Future Plans college I'm not like that” Barbara Worroll Barb . Stage Crew. Soccer. Track Usually seen with Lisa. Chris. Karen. Laura. Wants to remember 9 7 84, 10 24 84. Wants to forget 12 18 83. Future Plans attend Col- lege and become a legal secre- tary Whatever Dear Seniors, A yearbook is more than printed pages, clever sayings, and photographs. It is, in a very real sense, a record of memories -your memories-the memories you hold both individually and in common as students of Gloucester Catholic. It is my sincere hope that those memories are pleasant ones; ones which you will cherish throughout your lives. It is my hope that your days here at Gloucester Catholic have been enjoyable as well as filled with learning and growth. You have received an education that will serve you well throughout your lives, and the memories within these pages will serve you in those quiet moments when you turn your thoughts back to the days you spent with us. You chose as your theme Dare to be Different . In a culture as diverse and challeng- ing as ours that is a meaningful choice. Yes, dare to be different, walk to the beat of a dif- ferent drummer, and your lives will be full and rewarding. My wish and challenge for you is: Don’t go where the path leads, Rather go where there is no path And leave a trail. Be healthy, be happy, be sucessful. May God always guide you and protect you, and may His presence permeate your lives. Fr. Martelli 143 From Spirit Week Senior Directory James Adamski 733 Green Mount Ave. Deptford. N.J. Biy Clay 417 Delsea Drive Deptford. N.J. Christine Emharth 419 Monmouth St Gloucester. N.J Brian Green 735 Hunter St Gloucester. N.J. Robbi Anne Albert 633 Bismark Ave Mantua. N.J. Paula Coward 1101 Monmouth Rd Deptford. N.J Mike Esposito 430 Melvn Ave Glendora. N.J. Rick Grubb 10 Kingfisher Ploce Audubon Pork. N.J W am Alson 27 N Stinson Ave Gloucester. N.J. Mike Coxson 40 Uncom Ave Mt Ephraim. N.J. Kathleen Evans 1261 So Mernmac Rd Fairview. N.J. Patti Gussen Box 375-C RR 2 Muica Hi. N.J. Daroele Antofcm 341 McCleland Ave Glassboro. N.J. Bill Crowe 1031 Sussex Ave Deptford. N.J. Frank Fanel 345 Woodbine Ave Westvie. N.J Karen HammiH 4 jAckdaw Drive Audubon Park. N.J. Angelina Banana 29 Shore Road Wildwood. N.J. Matt Crowley 526 Hemlock Terrace Woodbury. N.J. Scott Ferry 221 S Third St Gloucester. N.J. Michele Hampton 1158 Kohler Ave Deptford. N.J. Jeff Barney 328 Spruve Ave Gloucester. N.J. Russ Culen 1106 Cumberland Ave Deptford. N.J. Johann Fina 255 Meyner Dr Belmawr. N.J. Joe Harkins 228 Vanemon Ave Swedesboro. N.J Patrick Beckett 337 S 8th St Gloucester. N.J. John Dogney 1020 Lindberg Dr. Deptford. N.J Donna Fnn 103 St Abans Deptford. N.J. Belinda Hennessy 220 Warren St Gloucester, N.J. Michael Beebe 112 Wimer Street Glassboro. N.J Chris Dartey 200-A Albany Ave Barrington. N.J Jeanne Fitzpatrick 151 North MApie Woodbury. N.J. Cmdy Hodson 443 Baylor Ave Wenonah. N.J. Chnstne Bobiak 30 S Broadway Gloucester. N.J. Bob DePoul 15 Edwards Drive Gloucester. N.J. Jim Flinn 107 W Broadway Gloucester. N.J. Kelley Jackson 1130 W Krigs Hwy Mt Eehram. N.J Lisa Bonomo 35 S Oak Ave Mt Ephraim. N.J. Nancy Dewechter 111 Pennsylvania Rd Brooklawn, N.J. Mary Flynn 110 N Brown St Gloucester. N.J. Bob Gardr er Rt 45 Box 287 RD2 Sewel. N.J. Larry Boyer 3081 Tuckahoe Rd Fairview. N.J. Christy Dickson 605 Westminister Wenonah. N.J. Demse Fowler 730 Woodlynne Ave Coingswood. N.J Lisa Jergensen 600 Sherwood Ave Gloucester. N.J Joanne Brandt 503 Mercer St Gloucester. N.J. Betty DiRuocco 3 PArk Circle Mt Ephraim. N.J Michelle Fowler 600 Highland Blvd Gloucester. N.J. Christa Joie 543 E Barber Ave Deptford. N.J. Tony Brida RD 1 Box 415 Glassboro. N.J. Chris DiSlvestro 101 W Hampshire Dr Deptford. NJ. Mike Fronkowiak 129 Forest Drive Belmawr. N.J. Debbie Katziner 782 Lancing Woodbury. N.J. Mary Bryson 33 N Brown St. Gloucester. N.J. Ron Dolan 608 Vossar Road Wenonah. N.J. Carol Gambale 103 Foxford Lane Mufcca Hi. N.J. Kely Keenan 500 Broadway Westvie. N.J. Stacey BuMinger 369 Nottingham Rd Woodbury. N.J. Krys Dorris 927 Hunter St Gloucester. N.J. Lynn Gorczynski 112 Barr Ave Belmawr. N.J. M e Kenney 605 Monmouth St Gloucester. N.J. Dave Burdey 1037 Browning Rd. Betlmawr. N.J Timi Draham 222 Kennedy Blvd Belmawr N.J. Lysa Geller 1 Union Ave Belmawr. N.J. Kevin Keogh an 421 Bergen St. Gloucester. N.J. Chris Campbell 345 Linden Ave Woodbury Hts., N.J. Leo Dubler 1 Gray Brch Court Turnersville. N.J. Dan Gendaszek 220 Lee Ave Deptford. N.J. Kathy Kerley 8 Lauderdale Rd Woodbury. N.J. Walt Cerkez 733 Tatum st Woodbury, N.J. Pat Enright Box 292 Delsea Dr Sewell. N.J. Gmny Gonzales 180 Hunterdon Rd Deptford. N.J. Terry Klatt E Lambs Rd Pitman. N.J kJ Biy Klaus 109 Marne Rd Brook lawn. N.J Louren Kfcne RR3 Box 567 Sewell. N.J Patrica Kupcha 121 Red Stone Ridge Rd Deptford. N.J. Mary Lamplugh 617 Oak Ave Deptford. N.J. Cheryl landi 1034 Somerset Rd. Deptford. N.J Derune Landi 1034 Somerset Rd Deptford. N.J Bonnie Lapham Michael Leoch 728 Duke Drive Wenonah. N.J. Sam Lesky 329 Lycomng Ave Wenonah. N.J Antoinette Levins 635 Croft Dr S. Hampton. Pa Jeanne Levonchuck 107 South JAckson Wenonah. N.J. Mke Lmdner 402 Frankhn St. Clayton. N.J. Jerry Madson 1885 Asbury Ave Almonesson. N.J. Ed Majeski 619 Delsea Drive WestviBe. N.J. Sherie Manzoro 617 Colgate LAne Wenonah. N.J. Anthony Morcela 224 Warren Ave Belmawr. N.J Lisa Marcianna 528 Myrtle Ave Gtobstown. N.J. Mary Mastrer 310 Victoria St. Glassboro. N.J. Alison Mattson 424 University Blvd Glassboro. N.J. Debra McCarthy 311 Deteea Dr. Deptford. N.J. Kelly McCartney 736 Duke Dr Wenonah. N.J. MKrheUe McCarty 216 Hampton Place Beimawr. N.J. Mike McConviHe 40 St Regis Dr Woodbury. N.J Sarah McDonald 18 West St Woodbury. N.J Jockie McFadden Box 398L Duffield Rd Mufcca H«. N.J. Lr da McGmley 311 Peach Rd Beimawr. N.J. Terry McHugh 121 E Browning Rd BeHmawr, N.J. Michelle Me Shane A-7 Carnoge House Apts Woodbury. N.J John Milano 647 Cornel Ave Wenonah. N.J. Pat MUburn 191 Phoenix Ave Mantua. N.J. Gma Miserendmo 122 Wagner Ave Deptford. N.J Joe Mitchei 267 Buchanan Ave Beimawr. N.J. Anthony Monostra 317 Warren Ave Beimawr. N.J. Joe Montone 219 Syracuse Ave Wenonah. N.J. Paul Morgano 399K JAckson Rd MuHica Hi. N.J. Karen Morris 309 Corneg Ave Wenonah. N.J. Laura Mugfce 163 E WOlfret Rd Mrckleton. N.J. Melissa Mulford Regina Quinlan Sharon Schumoc her Wi Vespe 106 Wycombe Ave 40 Lane Ave 101 Wishire Ave 613 Warwick Road Deptford. N.J. Gloucester. N.J. Deptford. N.J Hoddonfiekl N.J Sean Mulholand Mike Ramsey 554 Salina Rd. Chns Seftrm Deana Virgio 14 Budd Blvd 244 Adams Ave 125 Third Ave Woodbury. N.J Pitman. N.J. Mt Ephram. N.J. Sewell. N.J. Anne Munz Ji-Renee Sisco Vr ce Vitolo 275 Booth Drive Marc Raspa 494 Dewey Rd 119 N. Brown St. Beimawr. N.J. Dennis Murphy 129 Linden Ave Woodbury Hts.. N.J. Bellmawr. N.J. Gloucester. N.J Tricia Smalley M e Wachter 36 Baynes Ave Mike Raube 804 E. Brown St. 605 Washington Ave 811 Chambers Ave Gloucester. N.J. Deptford. N.J. Gloucester. N.J. Theresa Murphy Gloucester. N.J. Jufca Smith Helenanne Walker 267 Evelyn Dr 101 Karen Ct 205 5th St Deptford. N.J. Ed Read 339 Lynn Ave. Muilica Hi. N.J. Brooklawn. N.J. Pete Naughton Wenonah. N.J. Debbie Soknsky Frank Walsh 114 Franklin Dr 15 Albatross Rd 1403 S. 10th St Mulica Hi. N.J Brian Reed Audubon PArk. N.J. Camden. N.J. Chris Nieder 920 Middlesex St. Dormmc Staono Lisa Walzer 122 Peterson Blvd Gloucester. N.J. 810 Chambers Ave 3 Crofton Dr Woodbury. N.J. Mary Anne Revelli Gloucester. N.J. Mantua. N.J. Roxanne Noonan 235 Hudson St. Jocquie Stokes Bi Welsh 1205 Monmouth Rd Gloucester. N.J. 742 Duke Drive 2017 Pasadena Ave Deptford. N.J. Wenonah. N.J. Deptford. N.J. Edward O'Brien Donna Roney 138 Forest Dr. Kathy Sweeney Jamne Wldreon 2927 Constitution Rd 635 E. Elm Ave 117 Moore St Camden. N.J. Bellmawr. N.J. Woodbury. N.J Woodbury Hts.. N.J Phi O'Connel Julie Rozanski Ji Szilagyi Doug Willett 1102 Barnesdale Rd. 313 Hamilton Rd 309 Ronald Ave 2 Goldy Dr West Deptford. N.J. Glassboro. N.J. Glassboro. N.J. Gloucester. N.J Tod O DonneH M� Cky RulO Kathy Terifay Doris Wisenauer 914 Jersey Ave 409 Wilson Ave 268 W Brownng Rd. 64 Jefferson Ave Gloucester. N.J. Woodbury Hts.. N.J Bellmawr. N.J Mt Ephram. N.J. Tom Orzechowski 239 Lee Ave Deptford. N.J. Andy Russo 909 Market St Gloucester. N.J. Heather Tessmer 601 Carter Ave Woodbury. N.J. Barbara Worrel RR2 Box 274 Thorofare. N.J. Denise Sabo Fran Thomas Chris Pardo 304 N. Hampshire Dr 342 Highland Blvd 630 Poplar Ave Deptford. N.J. § -• 2 Deptford. N.J. Lnda Salvatore Paul Tighe Beth Pascal 121 Chestnut St. 1002 Market St Mt Ephram. N.J. 315 Anthony Dr Bellmawr. N.J. Brooklawn. N.J. Michele Santo Lisa Tore� 1081 Bennett Dr. 106 Beech Ave Kathy Payne Deptford. N.J. Woodbury Hts.. N.J. 462 W Browning Rd. Beimawr. N.J. Bi Savidge 366 Maple Ave Bi Tricocci 942 Somerset St. Gloucester. N.J Gloucester. N.J. Joe Persichetti 502 Middlesex St. Joe Scanlon M e Trudnak Gloucester. N.J. 227 S. Del sea Dr 493 Bucknell Ave Deptford. N.J Wenonah. N.J. Nick Polen Gretchen Sc halier Karen Underwood RR4 Box 397 Fox Run Rd. 147 Y Rt 638 512 Cumberland St Sewell. N.J. Mufcca Hi. N.J Gloucester. N.J. 147 O'Brien's Driving School Recent graduates of Mr. O'Brien's Driving School. Gloucester Catholic Alumni Association P.O. Box 27 Gloucester City, New Jersey 08030 Congratulates the Class of 1985 and invites them and all alumni to join the Association. Board of Directors 1984-95 Larry Reader - Chairperson Bob Delengowski - Vice Chairperson Al Radano - Treasurer Anne Barron - Recording Secretary Dolores Raube - Corresponding Secretary Karin Ganly Kathy Narducci Jacki O'Donnell Charlie Pacifico Mary Ann Saunders Sister Jean Imelda, O.P. 149 Mrs. Woods and 9B - 023 wish the Seniors the Blessings of Happiness and Success Anthony Darpino Randy Ferry Michael Davidson Maureen Fitzgerald Andrea Decker Robert Florich Rudolph Decker Jeffrey Frampton Christopher DellaPace Francis Geatens Christopher Deluzio - pres. William Gee William DePre Jeffrey Gelsinger Anthony DiRenzo Heather Gendaszek - treas. 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