Gloucester City High School - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Gloucester City, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1973 volume:

BLUE and GOLD Gloucester City Jr.-Sr. High School Gloucester City, New Jersey have the responsibilities and privileges of adulthood that were denied us before the new laws. We can vote. We can own property. We are eligible for auto loans. We can buy insurance. We can obtain medical treatment without approval of our parents. We can marry without parental consent. We can drink alcoholic beverages le- gally. We can sue in court and serve on juries. Such changes offer a whole new life style for us. We intend to use our rights, and most definitely not abuse them — for we are not just children who have gotten our way, but adults who have finally achieved what we truly deserve. We shall be the first graduating class to have these privileges. It is for these reasons that we, the staff of the 1973 Blue and Gold, have chosen “New Rights” for our theme. Read with us throughout our book the opinions of Gloucester High students and teachers concerning the new eighteen-year-old rights. 3 “Many (of the new rights) should have been initiated years ago. For all practical purposes, eighteen year olds are adults I think that most take their voting privilege se- riously and will exercise the right much more than their parents have in the past Today’s youth are more concerned with the problems of the nation and the world and do not show the apathetic attitudes of the older generation He can be found in the fall organizing both the Cinematography Club and the Ecology Club. In the winter, you’ll find him directing a class for the One-Act Play Contest. He directed the class of 73’s Junior One-Act Play which won first place that year. In the spring, he is busy with the many preparations for Earth Week. His fantas- tic artistic ability is used to help make the many signs and posters displayed during this period. Along with this, he is actively helping his stu- dents with their science projects on display at the end of the year. Many of these student pro- jects have been entered in local contests and several awards have been won. He also possesses many attributes that cannot go without mentioning. He has a wonderful sense of humor that everyone who comes into contact with him will long remember. He is easy to get along with and work with as both teacher and advisor. He is truly dedicated to teaching his students in the field of Biology. A combination of all of these activities and attributes has made Mr. Gibbs a respected and loved teacher at GHS. For this reason, we, the staff of the 1973 Blue and Gold, dedicate our yearbook to a wonderful teacher and a really great guy, Mr. Paul M. Gibbs! i � This fall as we returned to school our new con- struction was in the final stages. Soon the stu- dent body was able to take advantage of the ex- pansions and additions made to our building. Eight new classrooms had been added, five in lo- wing and three in C-wing. The cafeteria was ex- panded and new lunchroom furniture was bought to accommodate the extra space. The boys’ locker room was also expanded making room for more lockers, new showers, and an exer- cise room. The library was enlarged to accommo- date many more books. A combination confer- ence and classroom was also added to the li- brary. The boys’ wood and metal shops were expanded; a new power mechanics and electron- ics shop was completed. For the Chippewa Villagers a new junior high art room was added along with a separate home economics room, and combination wood and metal shop. A new junior high principal’s office and a guidance office were also included. 6 Ii L More depends on the moral and social outlook of this gen- eration than on any man-made rights. If this generation be- comes aware that they do not live in a vacuum, that what they do affects others, then the future holds promise. — Mr. James H. Hetherington 1 believe that the eighteen-year-olds deserve all the rights formerly held by those over twenty-one and 1 hope they will be able to accept all the responsibilities that go along with these rights. — Mr. Joseph (1. Kelly My close association with many teenagers has proved to me that self-interest comes before the common good any time they have to make a decision between the two. — Mrs. Ixiuisa W. Llewellyn Board of Education Board of Education: Dr. John H. Corcoran, Vice-President; Charles M. Nash. Ralph J. Saunders, John F. Ward, Dr. Thomas W. Sykes, John A. Lynch, William E. Hughes, Solicitor; C. Edward Walker, Business Administrator; James L. Martin, Andrew H. Aman, Sr., Hugh F. Blake, (George F. Rieder, missing from photo). Mr. John A. Lynch President 14 A great deal has been written about rights and responsi- bilities; such as, the oft quoted, “with every right comes a responsibility” or “if you can’t show responsibility you should not have the right I submit to you that as you leave us that you may well remember our philosophy concerning these words “You have a right to be responsible.” We have tried to fol- low that philosophy as we have attempted to exercise our responsibility to you and our community. Your right to be responsible has increased since you first joined our educa- tional partnership. I suggest you nurture and expand your responsibilities and develop a further understanding of two basic tenets. First, in addition to our own responsibili- ties we have a responsibility to others. Secondly, of the two words, rights and responsibility, responsibility is most important because rights come from other sources while a sense of responsibility springs from the inner-self. Best wishes to all of you. Dr. Thomas W. Sykes Superintendent of Schools t James H. Hetherington Supervisory and Research Associate Ralph R. DiSibio Administrative Assistant During your six years at school, many significant changes have taken place in education and in our so- ciety. Like all changes, some have been good and some have been not so good. Your class has shown the ability to handle the additional rights and privileges that have been granted to it and still discharge its responsibilities. I hope you have set a standard for Gloucester City High School classes yet to come. Remember your school, be loyal to it and always work for its improvement. Ralph J. Bracken Principal The ribbon-cutting ceremony officially opening our new areas took place on November 13, 1972. 16 I would like to congratulate the Class of ’73 for the way you have accepted the duties and responsibili- ties of good school citizenship. You have been a credit to yourself, your parents and your school. Keep up the good work in the future. Our nation needs those who can accept both freedom and responsibility. As you move out into the adult world, I hope that you will think kindly about G.H.S. We will need your help. Au re voir. James P. McNally Vice-Principal Congratulations to the members of the Class of 1973. As you leave Gloucester City High School to pursue the careers of your choosing, remember the 1972-73 school year as the year of great opportunity for young adults. New federal and state laws have made it possible for you to participate in elections and broaden your rights in the areas of consumerism and social behavior. Many members of our gradu- ating class will have voted in this year’s Presidential election. High school students are permitted more freedom of dress and hair style than in previous years. I hope that Gloucester City High School has prepared you well in accepting the responsibilities of adulthood and in facing the challenges of the future. Good luck! Ronald J. Pritchett Vice-Principal 17 Those who are properly prepared to meet the re- sponsibilities of adult life will probably make great contributions to society. Those who aren’t, won’t. — Mr. Robert McQuillan Rose S. Kohn Spanish I,II,III; Michael D.J. Cipolla General Sci- ence, French 1,11, Department Head. FOREIGN LANGUAGES SOCIAL STUDIES First Row: Marguerite L. Girard 7th grade History; Kathleen Kelly Intro- duction to Vocations, Language Arts, Geography; Flora Jamieson 7th grade Geography, Department Head; Frank M. Banas U.S. History II, Audio-Visual Aids Director; Ernest J. Oldenburgh Special Education. Second Row; Carol Zapiec U.S. History I; Joseph I. Mc- Cullough World History, Business Law, Latin II; James T. Kelly Introduction to Vocations; Robert McQuillan 8th grade History; Joseph Kelly U.S. Histo- ry II (Missing; Donald McComb Civics, U.S. History I, Ronald Blackburn 7th grade History, 8th grade Science). I’m First Row: Betty C. Miller Physical Education, Health, Driver Training; Carol Rinewalt Physical Education, Health. Second Row: Kenneth DiGiacmo Physi- cal Education, Health; Stephen A. Shimkus Physical Education, Health, Driver Training, Department Head; Susan Siefert Physical Education, Health; Steven J. lllicich Physical Education, Health. Driver Training. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Let us look forward to a better world for all of us, as a by-product of this delegation of freedom. — Mr. Thomas Fewer First Row: Mae S. Godshall Clerical Procedures, Shorthand II, Typing D, Office Prac- tice, Department Head; Bernice Kampel Typing I and II, Shorthand I. Second Row: Joseph P. Gallagher Teacher-Coordinator of Distributive Education; Thomas Fewer Business Arithmetic, Junior Business Training, Typing I; John J. Madden Typing I, General Business; Duncan W. Cheeseman Mathematics, Stenoscript; Howard M. Wex- ler Bookkeeping I and II, Record Keeping. BUSINESS 19 First Row: Ethel P. Roden English IV, Department Head; Marilyn Nepp Language Arts; Katherine Minno English I; Louisa W. Llewellyn English II, History of Civilization, World Culture, Journalism. Second Row: Virginia V. Burns English II and III; Joan Wechter English III and IV; Christina Klotz Speech, Civ- ics, English I; Vera M. Selb English 8th grade. Third Row; Jeffrey L. Thomas Language Arts; Robert F. Schairer English III; Wesley L. Myers Language Arts; Edward D. McCormick English I; Raymond Drum- mond Reading Improvement. ENGLISH Young people today in general tend to be more free from estab- lished prejudices than ever before. As it stands at present, not enough of them are properly concerned with religion and matters of humanity. — Mr. Robert F. Schairer LIBRARIANS Florence Wallis; Dorothy R. Sasse Head Librarian. 20 First Row: Mildred T. Jones Home Economics (Foods); Kathleen Miller Home Economics (Clothing). Second Row: Howard V. Keast Metal Shop, Coordinator of Cooperative Industrial Education; Herbert S. Parsons Wood Shop, Department Head; Norman Saylor Wood Shop, Metal Shop; Vincent Kuczynski Wood Shop II, Photography, Metal Shop I, C.I.E.; Harry C. Green Mechanical Drawing. INDUSTRIAL ARTS AND HOME ECONOMICS Leroy J. Dunn Guidance, Psychology and Sociology; Frank E. Keebler Guidance Director; Alice M. Costello Guidance, English IV; Leroy Kramer Junior High Guidance, Civics. They (eighteen-year-olds) are our hope for the future. — Mr. Lee J. Dunn GUIDANCE 21 Paul M. Gibbs Biology; Arthur Elwell General Science; Michael J. Burke Algebra I, Shop Math I; Janet Brambley Senior Science, Chemistry; Stanley M. Booth 8th Grade Arithmetic; Diane Ro- man Refresher Arithmetic, Alge- bra I; Richard Huff Shop Math II, Geometry; George W. Shiuery 7th and 8th Grade Arithmetic, 8th Grade Science; 7'homas W. Gur- chick 8th Grade Science; Ralph Snyder Department Head, Phys- ics, Advanced Math, Algebra II; (missing Gayle Reedy 7th Grade Arithmetic, Shop Math I). SCIENCE AND MATH First Row: Jules Seder Department Head, Instru- mental Music. Second Row: William H. Howarth Chorus, Jr. High Music; Henry J. Karpinski Art. 22 MUSIC AND ART I feel that eighteen- year-olds with their academic background in history, mock elec- tions, the various res- ponsibilities in Student Government, etc., have training and knowledge to adequately fulfill the rights of a voting teenager. — Mr. Henry J. Karpinski SECRETARIES Question: Do you feel that eighteen- year-olds will build a better future than the “adult” generations before them have? Answer: Hopefully. — Miss Gayle Reedy Elizabeth E. Carr Guidance Secretary; Marion V. Hakanson Secretary to the Principal; Deborah Shedland Jr. High Secretary; Susan Falcey Clerk; (miss- ing Gloria Henkel Library Clerk). SPECIAL SERVICES 23 2� Yes, I think the eighteen- year-olds will build a better future because they have the foundation of all who went be- fore them. Of course, their children will feel the need to improve things and, just as cer- tainly, they will. — Mr. Thomas W. Gurchick Ritchie, A. Couroy, N. Eastment, Dietician; N. Levins, B. Earley, D. Burkhardt, . Laduer, J. Marsden, G. Waddington. CAFETERIA STAFF 24 Most eighteen-year-olds I know aren’t satisfied with the way the world’s situation is now and will try to change it if possible. — Sue Kozanas ’73 I think the drinking age will be most used because that is just about what everybody wants. — John Kowalski ’73 If the eighteen-year-olds are able to avoid becoming extreme conservatives or extreme liberals and find the mid-way point, the world should be a nicer place to live. — Frank Podolski ’73 I feel that the eighteen-year-olds will try to build a better future because they are more concerned with the war, ecology, jobs, and money problems. — Stacey Schemeley ’73 Howard Joseph Alexander 322 Bergen Street Business Hal” peeved by people who constantly talk hopes to get a good job and have lots of money wants a new car says C'tnon listens to Southern Man by Neil Young fondly remembers his first day of high school likes sleeping late, having money. Neil Young, and Led Zeplin albums dislikes two-faced people and excessive talking known for being late. Carl L. Baker 314 Ridgeway Street General Baker peeved by getting up early and coming to school hopes to get out of school says Get out listens to Chicago and the Rolling Stones likes getting out of school at 12:00. Dance Band 3. Ellen Kathleen Baldwin 116 Hughes Avenue Business “El peeved by people who talk behind your back and snobs hopes to graduate, get a good job. marry someone special and see peace wills her cheering sweater to Donna and some great parties to Jim says All right Donna. I will listens to You've Got a Friend by James Taylor iondly remembers September 24. 1971. Junior year, the parties. Agnes D.. and cheering at games known for confiding in Donna Cheerleader 3.4; Concert Choir 1.2.3; F.B.L.A. 3.4; Pep Club 1.2.3.4; Ski Club 1; Dance Committee 2.4; Prom Centerpiece Chairman. Gymnastics Club 1.2. Co-captain 3,4; School Musical 2.3.4. John Barron 936 Gaunt Street College Stube listens to Stairway to Heaven fondly remembers the comedy team of the Kelly brothers hopes to have many good times wills his basketball uniform to someone deserving known for being very studious. Basketball 1.2.3.4; Track 2; Football 2; Pep Club 2.3; Ski Club 3.4 Deborahlynn Beel 918 Highland Boulevard College Deb hopes to go to college and someday marry Steve wills her seat in the band to Tricia and all her happiness to Joseph and Shawn peeved by people who cut up the band listens to James Taylor says You're retarded fondly remembers May 11. 1972 and meeting Steve known for her loyalty to the band likes being with Steve. Dance Band 1.2.3.4; Ecology Club 2; F.T.A. 1.2,3; Girts' Leader Club 3; Honor Society 3.4. Pep Club 1.2; Quill and Scroll 4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Blue and Gold Activities Editor; Junior Varsity Basketball Manager 2. Varsity Basketball Manager 3.4; Junior Prom Committee; Dance Commit- tees 1.2; Hockey 1.2.3; Drum Majorette 4; Concert Band 1.2.3.4; One-Act Play 1,2.4; Squad Leader 1.2.3.4; Girls’ State Alternate. Robert John Bennett 134 Sparks Avenue General Root peeved by people who will not give him answers to tests hopes to be a great card player in Us Vegas listens to “You Ain’t Noth- in' But a Hound Dog by Elvis Says “Back in your cage and throw away the key' wills his little brother Paul his knowledge and Jay a new patch of weeds fondly remembers May 12 at the shore. Ali whopping Frazier, and his thumping on Stubb. W Cecelia T. Berry 406 Somerset Street Business Oil peeved at having health first period hopes to graduate wills her seat to anyone who wants it says Wait a minute listens to Image dislikes having gym first period known for always being tired and not talking. Sr. High Horseback Riding Marquerite E. Berry 406 Somerset Street Distributive Education “Marge peeved by B wing being crowded hopes to travel with Bet- ty wills her seat in English to Diane and Harriet asks “Anybody got anything to eat'’ listens to anything from James Taylor and Elton John fondly remembers having great times with her best fnend Betty dislikes working at Camden Credit known for asking for foot to eat Laurina Theresa Beyzak 327 Middlesex Street Business Laura” is peeved by the rod knock in Rose's car hopes to get a good job and succeed in everything she does wills four years of fun to her brother Mike and her seat in history to Diane H. asks Where we going tonight. Pam? listens to Nights in White Satin and “If Diving You Is Wrong will fondly remember Mr. Cheeseman's Business Math class and the prom dislikes Joan's picking her up late known for sleeping in history. A.V.A. 2; F N A. 3; F.B.L.A. 3.4; Pep Club 3; Squad leader 1.2. Ruth Joan Bimey 9 Thompson Avenue Business Ralph peeved by people who don't cheer at football and basketball games hopes to graduate, get married and be happy will all her good times at G.H.S. to her brother and sister and her cheering sweater to Michelle D. says I don't think so listens to Darling Forever fondly remembers all the fun at her Junior Prom, meeting Mike, and cheer- ing at football and basketball games. Cheerleader 1,2.3, Captain 4; Pep Club 1.2,3,4. Alvin Allen Blome 229 Nicholson Road General Farmer hopes to go to Alaska to hunt big game, live there, and start a business wills a certain night over Frank'� to anyone with a cast iron stomach listens to Isaac Hayes fondly remembers watching Frank cry after hitting a stop sign out in the woods with his father's new car likes shooting objects down the creek dislikes being beaten in bowling by people who think they are the greatest but they're not ' Toro known for being mean and hateful. Bowling Club 3.4; Track and Field 2,3,4. Linda Sue Bolt 16 Oakley Court, Cheery Hill College Lin peeved by people who do not mind their own business hopes to never deliberately make someone unhappy will Best Athlete” to whomever has the determination and ability to stay with sports will D. L. her five goals for next year. D. S. her steady position on varsity. K G. her spirit to win. P. M. her cute shoes and R. S. her fun in G.H.S. fondly remembers Mr Booth and several other nice teachers likes to see people laugh dislikes people who are cruel to animals. Girl's leaders 3; Honor Society 3.4. Treasurer; Interact 4; Student Council 1.2.3,4. Basketball 1,2,3 Co-Captain 4; Ijicmsse 2.3 Co-Captain. 4; Hockey I.2.3.4 Captain; Dance Committee 1.2,3; Class Vice President 3; Class Sec- retary 4; Citizenship Institute. Kenneth Joseph Borger 128 Yale Avenue General Trades and Industry “Borg is peeved by walking to school on snowy day says I guess it is like stupid substitute and new teachers dislike 3:12 days wills his driving ability to Donna known tor trying to be funny wants to graduate and succeed in life fondly remembers the dances at G.H.S. listen to “Maggie . Pamela Pearl Bosco 534 Ridgeway Street Business Pamdamoniam is peeved by cliques, two faced people and Rosie's car hopes to graduate, have a job and settle down wills her seat in Ros- ie's car to Eugene H.. class seat to T.C. and good times at G.H.S. to Guya and Doth ’Thicks asks Where we goin' tonight. Rose? and Secret? listens to Eighteen by Alice Cooper dislikes Laura's gum fondly remembers Joe. l.abor Day with M.M.. J.K.. and R D.. the Sly Butterfly. and Mr. Meshon. Concert Choir 2; F.B.L.A. 4; Girls’ Leaders 2; Library Aide 2: Pep Club 2.3; Student Council 2.3.4; Refreshment Stand Committee 1.2,3.4; Dance Committee 1.2; School Musical 2; Squad leader 2.3. William James Bowe 411 Lehigh Avenue Distributive Education peeved by art and Typing I hope to get out of school wills 10th and 11th grade seat in summer school to anyone who want it says 1 don't feel like it. listen to anything on fondly remembers Pat N. and Janet T. falling and Barney's car wreck like Mrs Kampel dislike all the rushing to get to work on time. Paula Denise Bradway 338 Hudson Street College Brads peeved by telephone poles wills a great junior and senior year to Jeff T. and cousin Cathy says Guess who I saw- today?” listens to “You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin' and Daddy's Home will always remember getting Melvin, the Junior Prom and the shore, and George, Olive, and the boys likes having a great friend in P. M G. known for going to the gas station and fighting with Field in the Pub. Art Club 1.2.3; Cinematography Club 3,4; Ecology Club 2,3,4; In- teract 4; Lion ' Roar 3.4; Photography Club 3,4; Quill and Scroll 4; Hlur and Gold. Layout Editor. 4; Refreshment Stand Committee 3; Dance Committee 1.2; Prom Committee 3; One-Act Play 3,4; Tutoring 3.4; State Group Champions in Biology. 2. - Dennis Michael Brandt 926 Somerset Street General — Trades and Industry Strawberry peeved by being cut up by Mitch and the gang about Har- riet hopes to go to trade school will hi grades to his brother Bill say Go lake a bath’ listens to School's Out” by Alice Cooper likes Fridays dislikes Mondays fondly remembers dating Har- riet in Junior and Senior years known for meeting Harriet in the halls. Football 1; Basketball 2. Opal C. Bronson 82 Hughes Avenue Business Op is peeved by first period gym hope to graduate and to one day make enough money to own a Corvette wills her Senior year to her brother say Think you're funny listens to The Pope Smoke Dope dislikes the school. Jeffrey T. Brophy 308 Monmouth Street General Broph fondly remember going to the prom with Janet and going down the abort with Tucker. Linda, and Janet known for always looking for Hazle peeved by Lou waxing the car more than he take it out will hi seat at G.H.S. to the on coming J. B.’s say Hey. Tucker, you think she ll find out'’ like driving H.B.D. and C around dislikes always taking them to the Jack listens to Aqua Lung hope to make money and travel around with someone. Student Council 1; Weightlifting 1: Football 1 Club 2. Deborah Ann Brumbach 10 East Thompson Avenue College Track and Field; Drama ’Debbie peeved by people with no spirit and the two-faced people in our class her goal is to be happy all her life wills hei great time� on the lacrosse field to Patty and her four great years at G.H.S. to Maureen says I’m so nice” listens to Colour My World” fondly remembers the big nights out with N.E. and H.B., cheering at the games and the great times with a certain football player dislikes Buckwheat touching her. Cheerleader 1,2,3.4; Concert Choir 2,3; Girl’s leader 2; Sr. Horseback Hid ingClub 1.2: Pep Club 1.2.3.4; Lacrosse 1.2.3 Captain. 4; Hockey 1.2; Musi cal 3.4; Prom Committee 3; Dance Committee 1,2; Squad leader 4. David Edward Buck 161 Hughes Avenue General Cheryl Anne Burr 60 Hughes Avenue Business F.B.L A. 3,4; Sr. High Horseback Hiding3; Mis� Fire Prevention Barry Glenn Burton 19 Third Street. Brooklawm General Trades and Industries Barr” is peeved by not having a student smoking area hope� to repair Broph’s car by the end of the year wills his trash can to anybody who wants it says Far out!” listens to Humble Pie Rockin’ the Fillmore fondly remember� fifth period study hall in his junior year like getting out at 12:00 everyday dislikes loud teachers known for instant information on anything. Robert Caporusso 227 Bergen Street Business Bob is peeved by all underclassmen who think they're great hopes to go to college and become a successful C.P.A wills all good times at G.H.S. to Jackie and Fran says “You fool listen to Stairway to Heaven and Pvschodelic Shack” will fondly remember tenth grade and meeting M. J. and P. S. likes getting a ride home by Betty dis- like getting up for school known for eating in class and complaining. Pep Club 2; Squad leader 1.4 David L. Casey 4 South King Street College Case peeved by people nnd teacher who always play favorite and never give anyone else a chance wills his seat in Mr. Snyder’s room to anyone with insom- nia says “Yo, Fish! hopes to graduate from col- lege and make money listens to Grand Funk and Tull fondly remember all the times with G. D. and K. R. likes going out with the boys dislikes being ques- tioned about being an undertaker known for being able to put a football between hi leg when his feet are together. Interact 4: Spanish Club 3; Weightlifting 4; Football 3.4; Baseball 2,3.4. Michael G. Cerrone 226 Noreg Place, Brooklawn College Mike peeved by teachers who try to act bad hopes to go to college and get a good job says There you go listen to Sympathy for the Devil” fondly remember the good times last summer down the shore like club day dislike cafete- ria lunches. Pep Club 2; Ski Club 2; Spanish Club 3; Basketball 1; Squad Leader 1.2. Carol Ann Charon 10 South Broadway Business peeved by cafeteria food hope to marry Jack and to make him happy wills her junior and senior year to P. G. ay If you can't do it. fake it” listen to “Don't Say You Don't Remember and Go All the Way will fondly remember Christmas of 71 with J. G. dislikes people who pick Peanut in Alaska. F.B.L.A. 3.4. Connie Dawn Cheeseman 819 Chambers Avenue College Con hopes to be as happy as possible will her hockey shoe to Glynneth and hockey stick to Patty, a winning season to the class of '74. and her great intellig- ence to Betty listen to Colour My World fondly remembers all the great times with the guy who took her to the Jr. Prom, hockey camp and blabbing like a good laugh and being with good friend , and those certain three great teachers. Art Club 4; Concert Choir 3.4; Girl's leader 2. Secretary- Treasurer 4; Interact 4; Political Science Club 1.4; Stu- dent Council 1.2.3.4; Marching Band 2.3; Hockey 1.2,3.4; Basketball 1,2; Model Congress 1; School Musical 3; Gym Squad leader 4; Class Officer 3 Secretary; Sno-Ball 1; Ring Dance Usherette 2.3. Toselli Joseph Chiarulli 79 A Elmwood Avenue General “Sell is peeved by getting up for school and Root busting them hope to graduate and have fun say Well, knock yourself out. fondly remembers twelfth grade and all the clown . 32 John Cline 312 Water Street General Jack peeved by getting busted all the time hopes to go to a lot of parties wills his good reputation at G.H.S. to his broth- er say Alright listen to Midnight Rambler by the Rolling Stone fondly remember the parties at Ron's house. George Richard Coleman 11 Barnard Avenue General Patrick Conway 257 Hughes Avenue General Jeannie M. Cooper 335 Morris Street Distributive Education peeved by talking in front of the class hope to make it rich will hi job to B. B a k Clot a smoke0 listens to Black Sabbath fondly remembers getting caught smoking in the lav like leaving school early dislikes getting pushed around in the hall known for bumming cigarettes. Stage Crew 2. Pat is peeved by first period gym says Aw! Come on man! fondly remembers getting kicked out wills T. and I to anybody who wants it likes get ting out of school at 12:00but dislike going to work listen to Black Sabbath hopes to get out of school and make a lot of money Spanish Club 1; Weightlifting 2; Football 1.2. Jen i peeved when people think they are better than anybody else ask Do you know where Joe is?” hope to marry Joe and live a happy life will all her good time in school to her brother and her seat in English to Diane H. fondly remember going to the Junior Prom with Joe. Diane and Mike and all the gi«� d time with -loan like Mr. Gallagher's fourth period D E. class and getting out at 12:00 listens to “HI Be There and the Shvlites. Color Guard 1.2,3 Co-captain; Concert Choir 3. Anne Marie Corcoran 1420 Chestnut Avenue Business John James Costanzo 49 Clover Avenue General Edward Cowgill 209 Morris Street General — Trades and Industry peeved by crabby people, first period gym. and cliques hope to get a good )ob and be happy in whatev er she doe wills her typ ing seat to Diane ask Have you seen T. M.0 listens to Theme from levers and Other Strangers fondly remembers dance in freshman and sophomore years, Junior prom, lunch, and confetti fights like lunch and Bookkeeping II dislike first period gym French Club 1.2; Ecology 3.4; Earth Week 1.2.3.4; Chorus 2; A.V. 2. One-Act Play 2.3.4; Prom Committee; Cinematography Club 3. 4; Variety Show 2; Dance Committee 1.2 peeved by biology classe say I might hope to be in the winter Olympics for skiing will his good looks to the under classmen listens to Kris Kristofferson likes girl , winter sports, and night-life dislike cold hallways and all the books for classes fondly remember all the trips to Audubon. A.V.A. 3.4; Ski Club 1.2.3.4; Track 2.4; Cross Country 1.2; One Act Play 4; Stagecrew 3.4; Bowling 1,2,3,4. 33 Ed peeved by cops chasing kids away from Jim's hopes to travel all over the world wills some new threads to Turtle listens to Wind up by Jethro Tull fondly remember tieing Delsea m junior year dis- like English and Health known for cutting up Bug Spray. Football 3.4. Patrick Shannon Coyle 927 Bergen Street College Shan hope to go to college and eventually do the thing he'� always «anted to do wills hi fun and frus- tration at G.H.S. to hi brother and sister says Oh. man. this i for the birds listens to Grand Funk and Chicago will fondly remember all the fun and friends at G.H.S. and meeting that very special someone dis- likes football practice known for imitations of Mr. Kelly and study hall disappearing acts. Che Club 2.3; Cinematography 2.3; Ecology 2.3; Senior High Horseback Riding 1; Interact 4. Pep Club 2; Stage Crew 2.3.4; Track and Field 1.2.3.4; Football 4; One Act Play 2,3; School Play 3.4. Phoebe Joyce Damminger 209 Fifth Avenue, Brooklawn College J.D.” peeved by Gloucester mud hopes to gradu- ate from college and to be happy will her senior year to M.A and four great years to B.D.. D.D.. and G.G. says Holy Hanna listens to Colour My World fondly remembers January, the church, long walk and long talks. Howling Club 1.2.4; F.T.A. 1.2.3.4; Golf 4 Honor Society 3. Vice President 4; Interact 4; reflexionm 2.3,4; Lion � Roar 2.3. Girl's Sports Editor 4 Pep Club 1.2; Political Science Club 4. Quill and Scroll 4. Hlue and Hold Editor in-Chief; Varsity Bowling 1.2.3.4; Sophomore Dance Chairman. Usherette 2,3,4; Student Government Day; One- Act Play 3.4. Elizabeth Ann Cunningham 250 South Third Street Business Betsy peeved by getting up early and people who talk behind your back hopes to become a good mother and secretary some day wills her seats to Suzanne C. and her fun in her senior years to Audrey E. says Yeah, man! listens to Baby Don’t Get Hooked On Me fondly remembers a certain boy in G.H.S. likes weekends and days off from school dislike school. Ronald Arthur D'Anjolell 413 Holly Avenue General Ron peeved by staying for detention when he has to go to work right after school hopes to make lots of money with little work wills all the fun and great times in G.H.S. to his brother Chuck and sister Michele says If it feels good, do it I is tens to Wanna Take You Higher fondly remembers getting thrown out of classes, going to the office, talking with Sue and Manon likes partying on a Friday night dislikes working on Saturday known for being friendly and studious. Sr. High Bowling Club 1; Pep Club 1; Ski Club 1; Track and Field John Frank Dabek 428A Nicholson Road College “Big John peeved by low doorways hopes to go to college and marry a certain girl wills his physics book to anyone dumb enough to take physics asks What is it ” listens to Clos- er to Home fondly remember his Junior Prom liked “H’s chemistry classes disliked English III. Golf 2.4; Interact 1,2,3,4; Political Science 1.2; Student Council Treasurer 3.4. Refreshment Stand Committee 1.2.3,4; Basketball 1.2.3,4; Prom Committee 3; Dance Committee 1.2; School Musical 1,3.4; Class Treasurer 4. Donna E. Deleandro 428 Walnut Avenue College D.D.” is peeved by rumors hopes to be happy and suc- cessful will a great Senior year to Joan, her lion to Debbie likes “Darling Forever will fondly remember hockey camp and camp champs, throwing paper planes at Mr. Schairer and that cer tain Senior boy. F.T.A. 2.3.4 Treasurer; Girls' leader 3.4 President; National Honor Society 3.4 Secretary. Interact 4. Lion i Roar Literary Staff; Political Science Club 2; Quill and Scroll 4; Student Council 1.2.3. 4 President; Refreshment Stand Committee 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1 2.3.4; Lacrosse 3.4; Hockey 1.2.3.4 Angela Marie DeMarino 220 Noreg Place. Brooklawn Business “Ang” peeved by wearing baggy gymsuits will� a great and successful Senior year to Audrey says “Don’t get upset. Lee! hopes to become a court-stenographer and be happy in life listens to If you Don't Know Me By Now fondly remembers decorating for the Junior Brora. January 8. 1972. long talks with Joyce, and church basements known for always getting embar rassed in Mr. Kelly's class likes Fridays dislikes Monday morning. Concert Choir 1,2.3; F.B.L.A. 3,4; Library Aide 2,3; Pep Club 2; Student Council 4; Refreshment Stand Committee 3.4; Prom Committee; Dance Committees 1.2; One-Act Play 3. Mark John Dempsey 1472 Chestnut Avenue General Damps peeved by not being allowed to park in front of a cer- tain yellow house says See ya later wills his seat in T. and i. to Chuck listens to Wait by J. Ceils fondly re- members all the fun he had with a certain sophomore girl likes getting out at 12:00 dislikes 3; 12 days. Pep Club 1,2.3. ■ Kileen Ruth Dennery 916 Morris Street College peeved by petty gossiping about things that aren't true hopes to obtain her Master's degree in biology wills all the fun of senior year to her brother John and Kimmy's gang to Diane says Far out, man'-' lis- tens to anything by James Taylor and Chicago fondly remembers hockey camp and parties known for trying to make friends A.V.A. 2; Cinematography Club 1. Ecology Club 1.2; In ter act 4; Ski Club 1,2; Spanish Club 2. Stage Crew 1.2,3. 4; Basketball 1.2.3.4; Hockey 1.2.3.4; One Act Play 1.2,3. 4. School Musical 1.2.3.4; Half time Announcer 1.2.3.4; Girls’State 3. Kathleen Ann Dickson 324 Somerset Street Business Campbell Soup Doll” peeved by Ruffy's mooching and two- faced people who start rumors hopes to become a secretary, travel, and always be happy wills her fun in all her years at G.H.S. to Peggy says “Oh! You're kidding listens to “Time Is on My Side and anything else by the Rolling Stones fondly remembers all classes with Ruth and Maryellen. parties, and the shore in the summer of '72. messing around in the cafeteria. Friday night clubbing, and all the fun in junior and se- nior years likes Friday nights dislikes Saturday mornings known for being noisy. Concert Choir 1,2.3; F.B.L.A. 3,4; Girls' leader 3; Sr. High Horse back Riding Club 4; Library Aides 2; Pep Club 2,3.4. l acrosse 1.2; Gymnastics 2,3,4; Dance Committee 2.4. Ring Dance; Prom Committee; Squad leader 3. Rosemarie Dolores DiFelice 512 Somerset Street Distributive Education “Rose peeved by her car always stalling out in the mornings hopes to get into some kind of l.B.M. work wills her car to Mike says “Pam, I don't know where we re going, ask Renee!” listens to Knights in White Satin by the Moody Blues fondly remembers the time she and Renee borrowed a girl's car dislikes working likes all the fun she had in school known for loosing her voice at football games. A.V.A. 2; Concert Choir 3; Ski Club 2,3. Michelle Dougherty 601 Browning Lane College peeved by Trudy's sense of humor hope to be a com- mercial artist leaves all her experience� to Kathy nays You crack me up” listen to Knight in Nhite Satin fondly remembers Trudy. Pat and the old scratch likes fifth period with Mr. Kelly dislikes school lunches and vocabulary tests. Art 1,2.3; Che Club 4. Pep Club 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1; Cross Country Manager 4 Albert J. Doyle 12 Lambert Avenue General Al hopes to make it out of school wills his gym clothe to Bud peeved by first period gym out in the cold asks “What’s happening0 listens to anything by Jethro Tull fondly re mem tiers his last year of school known for not having any smokes. Stage Crew 2. Kenneth Francis Duggan 831 Bergen Street College “Duggie is peeved by people who are conceited and those that think they are better than others but really aren't hopes to be a millionaire when he's thirty-five says “Let's go team. win. team win and “I don't know listens to Grand Funk fondly remembers tenth grade English dislikes all math known for going to B-126 almost every day. Sr. High Bowling Club 1.2,3; Ecology Club 3.4; Pep Club 3.4; Bowling 1,2.3. John W. Eberle 520 Market Street General peeved by the motorhead at Jack-in-the-Box hopes to be a success at training lions wills four years of success at G.H.S. to his brother Bill says You better believe it' listens to Locomotive Breath and Jethro Tull fondly remember Miss V'enticinque's 5th period history class likes the garage parties dislikes 2nd period English. Ping Pong Club 1; Ski Club 1.2.3.4; Football 1. Nancy Jean Ehrmann 210 Bergen Street, Brooklawn Business Nan peeved by insincere people hopes to be happy will her cheerleading sweater to sister Sue says We’re late again. Sue' listens to Suite Judy Blue Eyes fondly remember meeting a cer- tain football player in sophomore year and cheering for G.H.S. A.M.S. 3.4; A.V.A. 2; Cheerleader 2.3. Co-Captain 4; Concert Choir 1.2.3.4; F B.L.A. 1,2,3,4; Girls' leader 2; Pep Club 1.2,3.4; Hockey 1; lacrosse 3; Dance Committee 1.2; Squad leader 1,2,3. Elaine Marie Elder 930 Market Street College Lamie peeved by getting punched in the arm by K. M. and D. C. while walking down the hall hopes to graduate from college wills a seat in Mr Kelly’s class to Gomper says I don't know” listens to l ean on Me fondly remember the Junior Prom and football games likes Mr. Kelly's 5th period U. S. History II class known for crashing the driv- er's education car. Concert Choir 2,3; Art Club 1; Pep Club 4; Prom Committee; One-Act Play 4; Sophomore Dance Committee. Gerald Francis Elder 423 Jersey Avenue College Jerry peeved by losing football games hopes to become a pilot wills his hands to “Gomper say Yeah, right Stacey. You bug me listens to On a Tight Rope” fondly remembers football “73” and a cer- tain freshman dance likes winning football game , sports, and days off dislikes homework, tests, and points off for being late. Senior High Horseback Riding 1.2; Interact 4; Ski Club 1.2.3.4; Football 1,2, 3.4; School Play 2,3,4; One-Act Play 1. Anthony Eller 15 North Harley Avenue College •Tony peeved by people spreading false rumor about him hope to finish school, travel, and be happy wills his seat in Physics and Ad- vanced Math to anyone foolish enough to take it says Hit the pike listens to Knights in White Satin” fondly remembers meeting a cer- tain girl at a sports banquet when he was a freshman likes victory cele- brations known for being the bartender at all parties. Concert Choir 3,4; Interact 2.3.4 President; Political Science Club 2. Trea- surer 3; Student Council 1.2,4; Football 1. Captain 2.3.4. Basketball 1.2; Baseball 1,2,3,4; (k vernment Day Representative. Boys' State. Suzanne Elliott 19 Marlborough Avenue College Sue peeved by always being late for everything hopes to be rich and to go to Shamokin wills Dancette to Joyce. Debbie, Cindy and Ter- ry says “Just ride by Jack-ln-The Box one more time. Sal. fondly remember the parties, junior and senior years. The Friday Nite Club , and riding around with everybody like� going out with the “gang dislikes Salli getting mad when she borrows her clothes known for her interest in boy . Cinematography Club 2; Concert Choir 1,2,3; Ecology Club 1; F.N.A.; Nurse's Aide 3,4; Horseback Riding Club 2; Interact 4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Quill and Scroll 4; Ski Club 2,3,4; Student Council 2.3; Blue and Gold Literary- Editor; Refreshment Stand Committee 2.3; Basketball 1; Hockey 2; Dance Committees 1.2.4; Ring Dance Committee 1; Prom Decoration Chairman; Squad Leader 1; Hall Monitor 2; One-Act Play 2,3,4; School Musical 2.4; Drama Club 2. Charles R. Pager 1421 Thompson Avenue General Chuck hopes to graduate says What's for lunch? listens to Lennon will fondly remember the summer of '72 and driving into Mar- tin's Lake with Johnnie likes to sleep dislikes school in general known for having funny hair. Louise Eileen Farlow 704 Cherry Street Business Carrot Top peeved by fighting with Chas for no reason at all hopes to get a good job. marry Chas. and live a happy life listens to Darling Forever and the Rolling Stones wills some patience to Chas. a diploma to Bobby, great school years to Alma and Freakie. a cold drink to Terry, and All South Jersey Football to Ray says C’mon, Chas” fondly remembers all the good times with Chas likes to get along with Chas dislikes fighting with him known for always being in the office talking with Sue. A.V.A. 2; Girls' Leader 3.4; Pep Club 2.3; Basketball 1.2.3, captain 4; School Musical 2.3.4; Most Valuable Player 3; Tri-County All Star. Joyce Elaine Fields 18 Stites Avenue College “Choicie” peeved by underclassmen that act bad hopes to graduate from Elizabethtown and leam to park wills Con a P. and J. sandwich and Chris C. a splinter says “Don't worry about it and Oh. tremen- dous listens to Knights in White Satin and anything sung by James Taylor fondly remembers Paul VI Prom and Green Valley known for being the G.H.S. Lion and arguing with P. B. Art Club 2.3,4; Mascot 2,3,4; Hockey 1,2,3; One-Act Play 1.2.3,4; Earth Week 2,3,4; Girls' Leader 2.3; Honor Society 3,4; Interact 4; Library Aide 2. 3; Photography Club 3,4; Quill and Scroll 4; Lion's Roar Editor 3.4; Blue and Gold Layout Editor; Softball 2; Prom Committee 3; Sophomore Dance Committee 2; Drama Club 2; Pep Club 2. Robert L. Firlein 506 Mercer Street General — Trades and Industry Firlein peeved by teachers being two-faced hopes to get out of school wills all the fun he had to a certain sophomore he care for very much listens to anything from Black Sabbath. Cooper and Rod Stewart and Colour My World fondly remembers Conway and his polls likes 12:00 and getting out dislikes teachers known for fighting with teacher . Horseback Riding Club 2; Pep Club 2; Ski Club 1; Weightlifting 2.3; Track and Field 3. Gregg Francis 433 Holly Avenue College peeved by getting thrown out of French class 50 times and speaking before assemblies hopes to be happy in life wills number 44 and six great years of fun at G.H.S. to his brother Brian fondly remembers dribble teams, undefeated football teams. State Champs baseball team and all the good times with Buckwheat during basketball season likes playing foot- ball and baseball and the good times before and during basketball games dislikes 8th period and hot classrooms. Interact 2.3. Vice President 4; Pep Club 1.2.3.4; Political Science Club 1.2; Ski Club 1.2; Stage Crew I; Student Council 1.2.3. President 4; Weightlifting 1.2.3.4; Football 2.3. Captam 1.4; Basketball 1; Baseball 1.2. 3.4; One Act Play 2; School Musical 3.4; Scholar Athlete 3; Dribble l earn 2.3. Captain 4; Youth Week 2.3.4; Boys’ State 3.4; Class President 1.2.3.4; Government Day Representative 2; Dance Committees 1.2.4; Prom Committee. Carol Ann Franklin 209 Ridgeway Street Business peeved by a certain girl hopes to be successful will� her cheering sweater to Cheryl M. asks Do you have anything to eat. Donna'’''. listens to “You Got a Friend by James Taylor fondly remembers Agnes D.. meeting L. S. in ninth grade, junior year, the proms with L. S. and going out with the gang likes Mr Kelly's history class and Mr. V exler's bookkeeping class dislikes people who think they are great. Cheerleader 1.2.3.4; Concert Choir 2.3; F.B.L.A. 3; Girls' Leader 2; Pep Club 1,2,3.4; Ski Club 2; lacrosse 1.2.3; Miss Sophomore; Sophomore Class Secretary. Linda F. Gallagher 132 Hickmann Avenue Business peeved by people who think they are better than others hopes to graduate and make a certain guy happy wills a great senior year to her sister Debbie says. “Ham. don't laugh at me Listen listens to I Wish That We Were Married'' fondly remembers meeting a certain guy. the nickname he gave her. and getting en- gaged likes traveling with the Drum Corps' dis- likes going out for gym known for always being with Harry. Charles Rocco Gianvito 207 Haakon Road. Brooklawn College Chuck” peeved by first period gy m class on cold mornings hopes to go to college, get a good job. make money and be successful wills Mr. Kelly's jokes to next year's Senior class says. Don't get hurt. Sykea! listens to the Theme from Shaft fondly remem- bers being a member of the State Champion Baseball Team in 1971, and the fun times working on the Junior Prom likes seeing friends in school dislikes doing the work. Honor Society 3.4 President. Interact 4; Student Council 3; Football 3: Basketball I; Baseball 2.3.4; Sophomore Dance Committee; Prom Committee; Boys’ State; Junior Class Treasurer; Government Day 2. Linda Beatrice Giglio 366 Maple Avenue Business Gig” is peeved by someone going duck hunting every Saturday morn- ing hopes to travel and later become a successful secretary wills her driving to J., twirling to Lynn, and shorthand to Marie listens to Cowgirl in the Sand fondly remembers going out with a certain boy in her Senior year dislikes having to get in a car with Trudie. Kcology Club 1. Girls' leader 2; Honor Society 3,4; Interact 4; reflexions 2, 3; Majorettes 1.2.3.4 captain; Lion's floor 3.4; Pep Club 1,2.3.4; Stage Crew 2; Hlue and Hold. Business Staff 4; l-acrosse 2; Dance Committee 1.2; One Act Hay 1.2. Donna Marie Gillespie 410 Hudson Street Business Frog peeved at arguing with G. B and two-faced people hopes to graduate and marry G. B. wills all her great times at G.H.S. to Tina and Little John says Would ya listen to me. just listen to me. enjoys This Magic Moment fondly remembers October 18. 1970, and all the great times in sophomore Knglish with Miss Bums, and Ixjuise likes G. B. in good mood dislikes Louise when she does things she shouldn't known for hanging around with Louise and complaining. Color Guard 1.3; Pep Club I.2.3.4. Louis Gilliard 911 George Street Business Craz peeved by waking up in the morning will hi mustache to hi little brother Sam hope to be a ninger ay« Yo! Buddy' listen to Ten Year After fondly remember the good time at Farkal's parties like going to work in the nftemoon known for playing in the best group in Gloucester, T.N.T. Basketball 1; Bowling I; Track and Field I; Bowling Trophy. Francis Xavier Gorman 921 Hudson Street General Bear peeved by I onard always talking about hi dog cart will a lot of good time to hi brothers says “It' getting deep around here” hopes to get out, join the Army and be a success fondly remembers hav ing Mr. Green for three year listen to anything by Chicago likes 3:12 dislikes having “Rock for first period Health Nurse's Aide .1,4; Interact 4; Political Science Club 3,4; Stage Crew 1 Wayne Lee Goss 10 N. Stinson Avenue College “The Pusher is peeved by people who like communist and down the President and gun control laws listen to Black Sab- bath fondly remembers Mr. Gibbs' delicatessen like sci- ence with H and dislike English wills his scientific ability to hi brother hope to be successful and own his own house and business known for being silent too much and laughing in Mr. Kelly's history class says It's a bad scene. Norman Leon Graves Jr. 421 Hunter Street Business “Rocky” peeved by people who think they are better than you hope to become a success in the entertainment field as a sing- er and guitar player listens to Alone Again fondly re- members Mary , the only girl he loved like listening to rock music dislikes listening to boring teachers. Linda Jean Gray 414 Sherwood Avenue College Lynn peeved by false rumors and the people who spread them hopes to go to college and be successful wills her dirty gym suit to Ka- thy. her hockey stick to Kim. and a � 1 season to the team of “74 says All right. Bolt listens to Imagine and “Teach Your Children fondly remembers all the fun she had at hockey camp in her senior year likes football and basketball seasons and watching all the game dis- likes 8th period known for walking the halls during study hall. Concert Choir 2.3,4; Girls' leader 2.3,4, Honor Society 3.4. Interact 4. Pep Club 2,3,4; Student Council 3; Refreshment Stand Committee 2.3; Lacrosse 2,3,4; Hockey 1.2.3,4; Prom Committee 3; Girls’ State Alternate. William Griffin 172 South Bulington Street General Bill peeved by bringing “S.B. to school hopes to get a brand new Road Rummer � ay You're crary fondly remembers getting beat by l onard at the quarter likes getting out at 3:12 dislike going to Maj's 5th period listens to “Midnight Rambler Jeannette Marie Griffith 137 North Wilson Avenue, Brook!awn General “Griff peeved by getting called down to the office and fighting with Mike hope� to go back to Ireland with Anne and to graduate wills a great senior year to her cousin John says Did you see Mike? listens to Gimme Shelter and the Rolling Stones fondly remembers the Fran's gang and playing football down Cooper River dislikes doing Michael's homework known for walking around in a daze. Concert Choir 1.2; Nurse’s Aide 2.3.4; Student Council 1. Marian Jean Hagan 405 Bergen Street Distributive Education peeved by people being loo cool hopes to travel around with Kathy and have a lot of money wills all her fun to her brother Bobby says You're weird” listens to “For You Blue by the Beatles fondly remembers going out with a certain boy likes being one of the straight kids in this school dislikes get ting cut up about it known for hanging around with Kathy. Girls' leaders 2; Pep Club 3.4; Student Council 1; School Play 3. Betty Marie Guzman 304 Nicholson Road Business hopes to travel with Marge peeved when certain people talk behind her back likes fourth period D. E. dislikes walking to school fondly remembers riding around with Marge and meeting a nice guy in her Junior year says Lat me tell ya wills her good times to Elsie listens to Sad Girl and the Roll- ing Stones. Noreen Denise Haney 327 Orlando Avenue Business peeved by being bored and dislikes ignorant people wants to have everything, be happy, and travel for awhile wills her driv- ing ability and sunshine to Mike and Eugene, some new brains to Joanne, and ice cream sodas to Lynne says Ain't this awful? listens to Lucky Man fondly remembers all the parties, certain days in eleventh grade with Joanne, and all the good times dislikes getting up in the morning known for her great driv- ing ability Thomas J. Gurick 831 Monmouth Street College Tom” peeved by first period gym hopes to go to college become a radio and television announcer, and own a Roll Royce says “Yo Chet, how about a ride home'’ fondly remembers Mrs. Roden's Story Book Hour and Maj's speech classes likes the 3:12 bell on Friday dislikes waking up early in the morning known for his ability to bull” anyone. A.V.A. 1,2,3; Student Council 1; Basketball 1; Boys' State; State Winner V.F.W. Oratorical Contest. John Walter Hack 119 Weston Avenue College Buckwheat” peeved by moody girls, especially D. B.. N. E., and J. S. wills his brains to his two brothers say Oh. no!” listens to anything by the Stone fondly remember great parties with M. C.. K. S.. J. Me , J. B.. and J. K. dislikes Nut’s inability to drive Football 1; Baseball 2.3.4; Dance Committee 2; Dribble Team 3.4. 40 Diana Mary Hatton 211 North Willow Street Business Sue peeved by M. B. falling all over when we're playing foot- ball in gym hopes to graduate and find what she wants out of life wills her seat in U.S. History D to Mike asks Exciting isn't it? listens to Under My Thumb fondly remembers the night Hazel's party got raided likee to see good school spirit known for day dreaming Pep Club 3,4 : Prom Committee. ■ Dorothy Ann Higginbotham 609 Division Street Distributive Education “Dor peeved by a certain person s bragging about what isn t true hopes to travel and be happy wills all her fun in and out of school to Steven and Bob says You just go get 'em' listens to Under My Thumb fondly remembers meeting a special someone dislikes people who talk behind your back is known for hanging around with Kathy and Marian Eileen M. Hause 11 North Brown Street College Lene hopes to make it through college and get married some- day is peeved by walking in the rain wills her A's” to Judy says Well, anyways, fondly remembers throwing paper airplanes at Mr. Schairer listens to anything by Alice Cooper or bread likes going out with a certain guy dislikes getting up early for school known for talking too loud in psy- chology class. A.V.A. 2,4. Lion 's Hoar 3. Kditor-in-Chief 4; Quill and Scroll Presi- dent 4; Ski Club 3.4. Student Council 4. Refreshment Stand Committee 4; Basketball 1. Leslie Jean Hill 80 Baynes Avenue College Lea says Oh. you're so-o-o-o queer!! listens to Antici- pation by Carly Simon hopes to go back to California with P. B fondly remembers her trip to California. 3rd period with P. B. in R. F. S.'s room, and working on the newspaper and yearbook wills all her fun in senior year to Tracie. Cindy, and Vicki likes traveling to N. Y. with Jan and sophisticated people is peeved by conceited guys. F.T.A. 2,3,4; Library Aides 1.2,3; Interact 4; Lion's Roar 3. News Editor 4. Political Science Club 1.2; Quill and Scroll 4; Ski Club 1; Blue and Gold Seniors Editor. One-Act-Play Contest 2. Hope Debbie Henkel 912 Jersey Avenue Business peeved by first period gym and announcements hopes to be happy wills four good years at G.H.S. to N.G. You are so nice. Andrea'” will always remember lunch table conversations liked Mr. Kelly's history- class but not time writings. Concert Choir 3.4; F.B.L.A. 3.4; Library- Aides 1,2.3 Sec- retary. 4; Pep Club 4; Blue and Gold, Faculty Editor Wayne Crawford Hill Jr. 123 Westminister Avenue College peeved by people who think he bleaches his hair dis- likes being tnpped in the halls and people buttoning he shirt listens to The Story in Your Eyes by the Moody Blues fondly remembers being a door in the Junior One-Act Play says How's it going ' wills his good times to his three brothers hopes to live well past the year 2000 but die as a Christian. French Club 2. President 3.4; Senior High Horseback Rid- ing 4; Interact 2,3.4. Pep Club 1.2; Photography Club 3. Treasurer 4. Ski Club 4; Stage Crew 2.3; Football 1. One- Act Play 3.4. Elaine Hillman 309 Cumberland Street Business Braver peeved by people who think they know ev- erything hope to teach little children to play hockey, lacrosse, and basketball and to become an official will her hockey stick to Barbara, her lacratse stick to Kathy, and her Senior year to Debbie says All nght. all right, all right. fondly remembers playing hockey with a great coach likes gym dislikes Clerical Procedures. Concert Choir 1,2; Girls' Leaders 2.3.4; Pep Club 1.2; He freshment Stand Committee 2.3.4; Basketball 1.2; La- cros e3,4; Basketball Manager3.4. Linda Sue Housewright 334 Middlesex Street Business Linny peeved by people who think they are better than oth- ers hopes to become a nurse and to travel wills all the good times in Mr. G’s study halls and Mr. Schairer's Knglish class to her sisters says Well, you’ll never guess what happened last night. listens to “Sad Girl fondly remembers the fresh- man One-Act play and the good times she had with J. B. likes to walk in the rain dislikes people with big mouths. Color Guard 1; Concert Choir 1.2.3; F.B.L.A. 3; Horseback Riding Club 1; Pep Club 1.2. William C. Hoyle 303 Town Center, Brooklawn General Chet peev ed by getting up in the morning for school and 3:12 days hopes to become a success in life wills his place on the basketball team to whomever wants it says “Wait until neit year fondly remembers Mr Kelly’s history-comedy hour likes 2:52 days dislikes 3:12 days known for driving his Corvair. Weightlifting 2.3.4; Basketball 2,3.4. May Hultgren 503 Hunter Street Business Maryellen Sandra Jablonowski 609 Ridgeway Street Business peeved by first period gym wills Charlie H to Loretta listens to Knights in White Satin fondly re members her freshman year liken 8th period history with Mr. Kelly dislikes having to get up in the mom- ing for school. Moon peeved by two-faced people and Louise always cutting her up hopes to graduate, get her own apartment with Louise. Kathy, and Ruth and stay with Mike wills all the great times she had in school to her sister Lisa, and Friday night parties to Terry and Patty says Oh. get on it listens to Wild Horses and Time Is On My Side by the Rolling Stones fondly remembers her tenth grade year, all the parties and a tele phone booth likea fooling around in the cafeteria dislikes hassles first thing in the morning known for always messing around and laughing in classes. Cinematography 1; Color Guard 1.3; French Club 3; Basketball 1; I .aerosae 2.3,4 ■ Alan Arthur Johnson 21 Thompson Avenue College “AI’ peeved by being called a cynic says Festina (.ente” listens to Das Wohltempirirte Clavier fondly remembers eating lunch with Mr. Kearney likes physics dislikes being contradicted known for being an incurable skeptic. Honor Society 3.4; Chess Club 4; Ecology Club 2.3,4; Lions’ Hoar 4; Political Science Club 2.3.4; Ski Club 1; Horseback Riding Club 2; Quill and Scroll 4; Track and Field 3.4; Tutor 4; Camden County Biology Champion 2; Chemistry Club 3.4. Model Congress 2,3.4; Model I mted Nations 3.4; Mock Election 4; Blue and Gold Activities Editor. Business Staff. Walter William Jost 921 Highland Boulevard College “Uncle Waldo peeved by one of the top five cross country members when he doesn't practice hopes to go to college and become a great runner wills his talent in Cross Country to his brother Barry says Ah. man'” listens to anything by Chi- cago or Santana fondly remembers the 1970 Cross Country Championship likes Mr. Green's � uper hard workouts known for being lazy Student Council 3,4; Howling I; Track and Field 2.4: Cross Coun- try 2.3. Captain 4; Christian Fellowship Club 4. James Edward Kain 834 Hudson Street College peeved by doing a lot of homework and term papers says Yeah, I got some gum listens to anything by Chicago wills his classes to his brother Patrick likes the end of the day dislikes having gym first period hopes to go to college and be a success. Robert Anthony Karpinski 26 Barnard Avenue College Karp his goal is to succeed in life, to travel, and become a great photographer wills his spikes in Foot- ball to anyone who they fit and the discus u Waldy fondly remembers the greatest team ever, playing foot- ball, and throwing the discus for the great field team likes good grades but dislikes taking tests and people tell- ing him what to do when they don't know what's going on. Sr. High Bowling Club 1.2; Dance Band 1.2.3.4: Lion'� Roar Photography Editor 3.4; Photography Club 2. Vice President 3.4; Marching Band 1.2; Weightlifting 2.3.4; Football 3.4; Track and Field 2.3.4; Teen Arts Festival Winner. James A. Keller 335 Greenwood Avenue General Jim peeved at R. H. for not buying his own pack of smokes hopes to be successful in water polo wills his great years at G.H.S. to his brother Tom and his history book to his sister says Sometimes you eat the bear and sometimes the bear eats you” listens to Neil Young fondly remembers 2nd period Business l aw with Major likes getting out of school at 12:00 and dislikes cafeteria food known for his school spirit. Frank John Kelley 24 Swathmore Avenue College Kel hopes to go to college and make enough money to live “high class fondly remembers the pre-prom party. Mr. Gibb’s room, and all the midnight barbecues and sleepouts says Fwee-Four-Fwee listens to Stairway to Heaven wills all the empty bottles to Kichie. Wags and his hunting ability to A1 likes when 3:12 comes around dislikes getting up for 8:10 known for being a big mouth Brent Harry Kephart 132 Hughes Avenue College Stumpy peeved by teachers with narrow minds hopes to get through college says Yeah. Hack that's cool listens to “Living in the Past will fondly remember the comedy team of Jim and Joe. the prom, and sitting on the J.V. bench for Kelly. Weightlifting 1; Baseball I A.V.A. 1.2; Pep Club 1.2.3.4; Ski Club 1.2.3.4; Football I; Basket ball 1. Cinematography 4; Ecology Club 2.3,4; Sr. High Horseback Riding 1, Interact 4; Political Science Club 2,3,4 Ski Club 1.2,4; Stage Crew 1; Cross Country I. Model Congress 2; Dance Committee 2: One-Act Play 3.4; Mock Presidential Election 4 Michael J. Kidd 305 Delaware Street. Brooklawn College Mike' peeved by walking to school through mud known for his loud laugh hopes to make a lot of money and go to Canada likes Fri- day and Saturday nights wills a six to his brother and a roll of scotch tape to J. L. dislikes people who stab you in the back listens to “Satisfaction'' and Wild Horses fondly remembers “The Booth.” fun times at lunch, and meeting a certain senior girl says “It's alright man. Golf 3.4; Interact 4; Student Council I; Refreshment Stand Committee I; Football Game Announcer 4; Hall Monitor I; Sophomore Dance Committee. Gary Anthony Kormann 227 Market Street General Moon peeved by getting up for school and first period gym hopes to graduate and be successful in life wills his brains to Rocky and his teachers to Holt says “Yo. hoh listens to Led Zeplin and Alice Cooper fondly remembers his last year at G.H.S. dislikes the cafete- ria food and 3:12 known for giving teachers a hard time. Pep Club 2.3; Football 1. ) I Phyliss Ann Kormann 227 Market Street General Phyl peeved by people who think they know it all hopes to have a happy life ahead of her wills her marks to anyone who wants them says “Ask me if I care listens to “Knights in White Satin” will always remember the summer of “72 with R. H. likes 2:52 days dis- likes getting up at 6:30 with the chickens. Art Club 3; Sr. High Horseback Riding 2,3; Softball 1,2. .John Joseph Kowalski 506 Chambers Avenue Business peeved by Mitchell always taking off somewhere without telling him hopes to get nch and travel wills his fun and good times in school to his sister Betsy says You're mad listens to Rhode House Blues fondly remembers the seven weeks in the hospital in his junior year likes English but dislikes a certain English class. Weightlifting 2.3.4; Football 3; Baseball I. Susan Kay Kozanas 612 Sherwood Avenue Business “Sue peeved by S. S. and J. E. constantly fighting hopes to go out with J. W again, to get a good job. and to travel wills her fun in her se- nior year to Tina B. and Chns H. says Get out! Really! listens to If I Could Reach You and The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face fondly remembers meeting J. S. and the fun she and Ruth had in Mr. Kel- ly's room likes the teachers at G.H.S. dislikes rainy football games. Concert Choir 1.2; F.N.A. 4; Horseback Riding 1; Pep Club 4; Ski Club 1.2; Prom Committee; One-Act Play 4. Ruthann Mary Kramer 218 Sylvan Avenue Business Ranne‘ peeved by J. M always cutting herself up and getting up for gym and health hopes to go to business college and become a medical secretary wills four great high school years to the six brats says You know what I mean listens to You’ve Got a Friend fondly remembers Florida, meeting C. F., history class with Mr. Kelly, and Sue always getting her in trouble likes days off dislikes all of the rules at G.H.S. F B.L.A. 3.4; Horseback Riding Club 1,2.3; Pep Club 1.2,3.4: Ski Club 2,3; Lacrosse 3. Gertrude M. Levins 628 Market Street College Trudie peeved by Linda � always being late hope to become a C P A. and move to Iowa will� four fun year at G.H.S. to her brother Henry and Mr. Snyder to Jim Hudson says “He's a pipe dreamer listen� to Knights m White Satin” fondly remembers Michelle'� imita- tion of Mr. Kelly, sophomore dance, and football games likes Mr Kel- ly’� 5th period history da� � dislikes algebra and 8th period. Concert Choir 1,2,3; Kcologv 2,3.4. Honor Society 3.4. Interact 4; Library Aides 2.3.4; reflexion 2.3.4; Lion's Ritar 3.4; Political Science Club 4; Quill and Scroll 3.4; Dance Committee 3.4. •Joan Louise Liebrand 919 George Street Distributive Education peeved by going to work on the weekends hope� to many a certain some- body listens to “Have You Seen Her by the Shylites known for bothering Mr. McComb everyday will� her English seat to her siater Mary Ann fondly remembers the great time he had at the Junior Prom say� Oh no. not again” likes to go home at 12:00 dislikes first period gym. Concert Choir 1.2.3.4; Horseback Riding Club 3; Refreshment Stand Com- mittee 1.2. Bruce Elgin Livengood 139 Gehrig Avenue Business Liv peeved by having hangovers hopes to become a certified elec- trician wills a case to S.S. nays Take the good with the bad. listen� to all the bull floating around the school fondly remembers his great time� in his junior and � enior years likes getting out of school dislikes all the homework known for being a booze hound. Senior High Bowling Club 3; Weightlifting 2; Track and Field 1.2.3; Cross Country 2.3. Arthur William Lonabaugh Jr. 513 Jersey Avenue College Pudgy peeved by lavs full ot smoke hope to become a fireman wills the cafeteria food to any deserving Chippewa and hi four years of math and science to his brother Ed listens to Bom to be Wild fondly remembers H’s Chemistry class likes having no eighth period dislikes study halls and exam A.V.A. 1,2; Senior High Bowling Club 1.2; One-Act Plays 1,2. Deborah Ann Lonabaugh 718 Division Street College Debbie peeved bv people who do not finish their statements hopes to get a higher education, get a good job. and be happily married someday says On no. I don't believe it wills her place in driver training to her sister Deal listens to Saturday in the Park and May- lie It’s You fondly remembers Mr Kelly's U. S History II class like to relax and listen to the radio dislikes walking to school on cold, rainy, or snowy days known for not getting jokes right away. Girls' leader 2; Horseback Riding 1; Majorettes 1,2; Girls' Softball 2; One- Act Play 1. John Wesley Ixmahaugh Jr. 718 Division Street College Rev his goal is to be the minister of his own church wills the teachers who will have students like him. patience and kindness says You got that listen to Colour My World remembers the fun that we had in our classes and the kindness shown by teachers toward him likes education opportunities known for being himself and listening to other people's problems. Photography Club 3; Political Science 2.3; Track and Field 1; Cross Coun- try 1; One Act Plavs 1.2. Michael Lynch 605 Powell Street General Renee Lynn Madeline 234 Essex Street Distributive Education (Jiggles is peeved by fighting with Seymour wills Most Gullible to Turtle say Yea’ I hear Y . Rose listens to L'nder My Thumb by the Rolling Stones fondly remembers the time she and Rose bor- rowed someone's car likes to eat dislikes working for a living A.V.A. 2; Concert Choir 3; Ski Club 3. Michael Joseph Malloy 405 Market Street General Mike peeved by school hopes to graduate and succeed in life listen� to Locomotive Breath’’ fondly remembers writ- ing notes to get out early and never getting caught dislike� not learning anything in school known for being late. Senior High Horseback Riding Club I; Pep Club I; Ski Club 1.2.3. 4; Weightlifting 1.2: Football 1.2. Baseball 1 Antonio Marabito Jr. 71 Baynes Avenue College “Tony hopes to succeed in life and become a photographer wills his brains to science peeved by people running to lunch and jumping up in front of the cafeteria line says What homework do we have tonight0 listen to Chicago likes study halls, lunch, and 2:32 days fondly remember all the new friends he made at G.H.S, Bowling Club 1.4; Cinematography Club 1.2.3.4; Ecology Club 1.2. 3.4; Photography Club 2.3,4; ifuill and Scroll 4; Hlu r and do Id Photography Editor 3; Sports Editor 4; Cross Country 2.3; Prom Committee; Dance Committee 2: Tutoring 3; One-Act Play 2.3.4; Chemistry Club 3.4. Michael L. Mariano 405 Walnut Avenue General Mar peeved by getting up for school and bad times hopes to be rich and own a nightclub wills his seat in the cafeteria to anyone who can find it says You got a good case listens to Jethro Tull fondly remembers parties over Ron's and summer vacation likes money, parties, and anything that's fun dislikes not having money and not hav- ing fun. Pep Club 2; Ski Club 4; Weightlifting 1. Connie Jean Marsden 8 South Harley Avenue College Con peeved by fighting with a certain special boy hopes to find out what life is about and live it to its fullest wills her common sense to her sister Terry and yogert to Joyce listens to nick 'n roll and Wedding Bell Blues fondly remembers setting the prom centerpiece on fire likes to take long walks on the beach on a nice night is known for asking stupid questions. Nurse s Aide 4; Sr. High Horseback Riding I; Interact 4; Pep Club 1.2,3,4; Ski Club 1.4: Stage Crew 1.2.3.4; Basketball I: Softball 2; Hockey 1.2; Dance Committees 1,2.3; Gymnastics 1. Patricia K. Martin 931 Middlesex Street Business “P«t peeved by the down who play Candv Man in the cafeteria hopes to become a professional peanut picker in Alaska wills her peanut reaper to her successor says “Leona. I'm scared; we're gonna gn caught listens to I Think I'm Gonna Kill Myself fondly remem- ber tripa to the A-Wing Lav with Leona likes plump wholesome pea- nuts dislikes a bad peanut season known for writing notes and not signing her name. F.B.L.A. 3; Pep Club I. Theresa Lynn McConville 217 Fifth Street. Brooklawn General Terry peeved by seagulls using the highways hopes to be happy and live far away wills her class ring to F. C. and all that wet from the guy in the aky to P says Oh no. can we all? listens to A Tribute to Vincent fondly remember History II. a red t'amaro. and October 31. 1971 dislikes the ways of the L'.S. Navy likes 2:52 know for always being late and small, small handwriting. Ecology Club 1; Senior High Horseback Riding 1; Library Aides 2,3; Dance Committee 1,2; One Act Play 2.4. Diane Margaret McCormick 214 Orange Street Distributive Education Di peeved by going to work on the weekend hopes to be successful and marry .like wills her English seat to her sister Margie says “Joan. I got life savers fondly remembers the gTeat time at the Junior Prom with Jeannie. Joe. and Mike dis- likes first period gym likes meeting M. K. at 12:00 listen� to any song by Elton John known for bothering Mr. McComb every day. Concert Choir 1.2.3.4: Horseback Riding Club 3; Refreshment Stand Committee 1.2. Michael Joseph McCullough 161 South Filmore Street General — Food Services Thomas Charles McGlinchey 109 North Broadway Business Tucker ' peeved by his best buddy Jeff always popping up when he is least wanted or expected hope to become rich, buy a house, and marry Linda wills his brown-nosing ability to hi.� brother Michael says Je t'aime beaucuup listens to Crosby, Stills. Nash, and Young and Four Way Street fondly remembers Lou and his Dunkin' Donuts likes walking with Linda between classes dislikes a quiet classroom known for his high intelligence and for having a pretty girl friend. Thomas William McGrath Jr. 338 Highland Boulevard College Tom” hope to be an electrical contractor and have his own business say Prove it'” fondly remember eleventh grade English peeved by having to do term papers in his senior year dislikes math known for being quiet. Horseback Riding Club 2; Photography Club 4; Language I ab Aide 1. Karen Lee McIntyre 529 Cumberland Street College Kar hope� to become a model, marry, always laugh and be happy peeved by “Brads always asking her to walk to the jukebox wills four happy years to J. C. listens to Chicago Beginning and “Dialogue One and Two likes being a punky Senior says “I don't believe you!” or “Alright don't anybody listen to me dislikes geometry intensely’ known for laughing in Mr. Kelly's class a half hour after everyone else stops Senior High Bowling Club 1; Concert Choir 1,2,3; Ecology Club 2.3; I’ep Club 1.2.3; Student Council 2,3; One-Act Play 3.4; Prom Committee. Sophomore Dance Committee. Michael William Mitchell 321 Cumberland Street General Mitch peeved by getting one teacher for speech when he expected another hopes to have many good parties says Good. there' a party this week-end fondly remember� good parties at Hon'� on Friday nights likes to dnnk dislikes parties when he's working known for always getting caught. Ski Club 4; Weightlifting 4 Virginia Eleanor McKinney 109 Lake Drive, Brooklawn Business Ginny peeved by Gloucester mud hopes to become the owner of a peanut plantation in Alaska after being secretary to an executive at Campbell Soup wills four great years at G.H.S. to her three brothers Fran. Mike, and Steve, and three great years to Diane T. listen to A Song For You fondly remembers all the “hunting and fishing trips with Joyce and summer of '72 likes shopping with Gregg dislikes Gregg's camping trips, espe- cially summer camp. Jr. A.M S. 3,4; F.B.L.A. 2. President 3.4; Concert Choir 1.2.3.4. School Musical 2.3.4; One-Act Plays I.2.3.4; reflexion� 2.3.4. .ion Roar 2. Girl’ Sports Editor 3. Typing Editor 4; Rlue and ('•old Typing Editor 4; Quill and Scroll 3, Secretary 4; Student Council Recording Secretary 3.4; Interact 4; Library Aide 3. Vice President 4; Mock Presidential Election 4 •lanice Mary Mosczynski 234 South Fourth Street Business Jan peeved by Ruth and her toes wills four years of high school to her cousin Kathy says “Wait a minute listens to Colour My World fondly remembers Mr. and Mrs K , shy one, and Mut and Jeff known for parking crooked and leaving the car lights on. Concert Choir 2,3; F.B.L.A. 2.3,4; Horseback Riding 1,3; Library Aide 3; Pep Club 1,2.3,4; Lacrosse 1,2.3. •John Joseph McNutt 11 South Harley Avenue General Nut” peeved by people who think they are better than other people hopes to have fun wills his fun to his sister and his attitude to Danny and Bugene listens to Summer Breeze will always remember the kids at Gloucester High likes hob days dislikes getting up for school. A.V.A. 2; Student Council 4. Weightlifting 2; Football 2,3, Cap- tain 4; Senior Class Vice-President Eileen Ann Mrowczynski 761 Market Street College Speed Racer peeved by people walking into her hopes to go to college and become a doctor wills her good times to her brother and siater listens to Knight in White Satin fondly remembers how nice everybody ha� been to her at Glouces- ter High likes all her teachers and cafeteria lunches known for racing down the hall� at lightening speed 48 — Jennie J. Mascaro 90 Elmwood Avenue Business Frank W. Mvers 317 Hunter Street General Catherine D. Nealon 328 Mercer Street Business Lady Bear peeved by Sally's shoes and John's washing her mouth out hopes to marry a certain Marine wills her seat in Mr. Kelly's room to Angie P says Quit blinding. Quinton listens to The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face” fondly remembers the Halloween of 69 and Mrs. Kampel known for her high beams and squeaky shoe Concert Choir 1.2.3.4, F.B.L.A. 3.4. Horseback KidingClub I: Pep Club I; Student Council. peeved by going to school hopes to get out of school and make big money wills his seat to Rat says She won't have you Turtle listens to the Rolling Stones fondly remembers going to Katie's party dislikes coming to school in the morning likes seeing Turtle get shot down known for “Got a quarter. Herk? Weightlifting 4. Intramural Basketball 1. Cathy peeved by cafeteria chairs hopes to go to college and become a legal secretary wills her history- seat to her sister Julieanne says I guess so. Del. listens to Knights in White Satin fondly remem bers the Junior Prom and when Debbie. Ruth, and Janice called her the Swamp Woman dislikes getting up in the morning. Senior High Bowling Club 1.2; Concert Choir 1.2.3.4; F.B.L.A. 3.4; Pep Club 2.3. Prom Committee 3; School Play 3.4; Sophomore Dance Committee. Deljorah Ann Newton 233 Morris Street College Michael Francis O’Boyle 811 Little Somerset Street College Paul A. Odorisio 501 Middlesex Street College Debbie peeved by teachers who don't teach hopes to become a nurse and get married «rills her great school years to her brother Bert says “You know! listens to Will You Love Me Tomorrow or anything by Carole King fondly re member October 4. 1972. every day after that and graduation like going out with a certain someone on Friday nights dislikes having to wait for Cathy N. and Cathy Q. Mike hopes to be successful in business and in life lis- tens to Chicago wills his mathematical abilities (?) to his sister says I doubt it is peeved by having to do two term papers in one year in one class fondly remembers the fun in Mr Kel- ly's history class dislike the mornings when announcements are shouted over the speaker known for his inability to under- stand Algebra “Ode peeved by having to sit in A-153 for three pen ods in a row on Fridays hopes to go to college and on to law school wills his seat in Physics and Advanced Math to anyone listens to anything by Chicago and G.F.R.R. fondly remembers Saturday night parties and a certain senior girl dislikes the prom and moody people like 7th period study hall in the library Concert Choir 1,2.3; Dance Band 3; F.N.A. 2.3.4; Girl's leader 2.3; Football 1 Honor Society 3.4; Interact 4; Pep Club 2; Political Science Club 4; Spanish Club 2,3,4; Student Council 1.2.3; Refreshment Stand; Lacrosse 1; Prom Committee; Dance Committee 1.2. Ecology Club 2; Honor Society 3.4; Interact 4; Football 3. 4; Track and Field 2,3,4; Tutor 4; School Musical 2,3,4; One-Act Play 2. Regan Mark Ogden 416 Holly Avenue General Reg uyi Hey. Arnold is peeved by coming to school at 8:00 hopes to get rich listens to the Moody Blues fondly remembers good legs all around dislikes the whole school likes sleeping known for being good. Ski Club 1. Robert Marlin Ogden Jr. 416 Holly Avenue General Og peeved by coming to school hopes to get out of school and get a good job so he can get married wills his dirty gym stuff to his little boy listens to Crosby, Stills. Nash and Young fondly remembers going to the Prom with Joanne and having a nice time the next day likes getting out at 12:00 dislikes going to work every day known for being a quiet kid. Ski Club 1; Football 1; Bowling 1 Susan Packer 211 Haakon Road, Brooklawn Business Sue is peeved by people who think they are better than oth- ers hope to get a good job. marry Rusty, and live a happy life wills four years of fun and happiness to Lisa says “Well we re late again. Nan listens to La La Means I Love You fondly remembers hitting a certain senior in the ankle with a hockey ball when he was a freshman. Concert Choir 1,2; F.B.L.A. 2.3,4: Girls' Leader 2.3,4; Hockey 1; Basketball 1,2.3,4; Dance Committee 1.2. R John D. Palumbo 1404 Chestnut Avenue General Big John peeved by having his photo taken for the yearbook holding a crayon hope to be in Sargeant Pepper's I.onel Hearts Club Band wills his drawings to Ed says Zoot listens to Lennon Hendrix Rock” fondly remembers Chuck driving into Martin's I«ake, and How am I doing John?” Pretty good. Chuck dislikes school's so-called lunches likes Fooaies and Moo Moo's known for being the audience for Ed's rock concerts making noises). Drawings Exhibited m the State Museum. Patricia Ann Parker 833 Mercer Street Business Pat peeved by two-faced people hopes to be a successful secretary and to always be able to smile wills shorthand to anyone who wants it says Really? listens to anything by The Rolling Stones fondly remembers junior year, down the shore. “The Friday Nile Club”, and all the great parties likes Friday nights dislikes Saturday mornings known for her weird laugh. Cheerleader 1,2; Concert Choir 1.2.3; Pep Club 1,2,4; Ski Club 2,3, 4; Student Council 2.4; Class Treasurer 2; Miss Junior: Miss Se- nior; Dance Committees 1,2,4; Ring Dance Committee; Prom Committee. Susan Linda Patterson 31 Cedarwood Avenue Business Sue hopes to become a bookkeeper and get married peeved by getting up early for morning practice wills her abili- ty to play the clarinet and fun in band to Karl; he needs it says Let's get with it. Band! listens to Black and While” fondly remembers getting class rings and becoming a senior dislikes anyone who cuts up the band known for getting into arguments with certain members of the band about North, South. East. West. Pep Club 1.2; Marching Band 1,2,3 Treasurer 4; Stage Band 1,2,3, 4; Junior Achievement 3. Sue Peacock 323 Middlesex Street Business peeved by getting up early for school hopes to graduate and get a good job wills her seat in history to anyone who wants it says Really listens to Nice To Be with You fondly remembers her fun in school and long talks with Betty Ann about that certain someone likes getting out at 12:00 dislikes giv- ing oral reports in class. Deborah Marie Pearce 254 South Third Street Business Debbie peeved by first period gym her goal is to be a good office typist wills her seat in history to her little brother says Knock it off listens to anything by Cat Stevens fondly remembers Shorthand I with Ruth. Janice and Jennie likes getting out early and Mr. Kelly's history class dislikes holding Kathy's and Jenny's books known for her crazy laugh. F.B.L.A. 3.4; Girl's Leaders 2; Library Aide 3. Grace Ellen Plummer 960 Winslow Road. Willimstown Business Plum peeved by people who are fake and think they are superior to others hopes to graduate and go to Switzerland in an Austin Healy wills her seat to Deb- bie and her Saint Bernard to Benue says We'll go.if you'll pay for the gas listens to the Moody Blues Knights in White Satin fondly remembers meeting a certain guy in her senior year dislikes cafeteria food known for disturbing Mn. K. for a year. Ski Club 1.2,3,4; Squad Leader 1,2.3; F.B.L.A. 2,3; Bas ketball 1.2; Hockey 1,2,3. Frank Terry Podolski 182 Hughes Avenue College Frankie peeved by final exams and homework on the week- ends hopes to go to college, work, get married, and live happily ever after says Sure, believe it and “You're kidding listens to Ben and Colour My World fondly remembers two special years, two special plays, a special prom, a special day and a special someone who is still special likes study halls, musicals, weekends with Terry, and Monday night football dislikes gossip. Physics, homework, football practice, and losing. Football 2,3,4; Bowling. School Musical 3,4. William A. Powell 410 Market Street College Bill is peeved by eighth period classes hopes to graduate from college wills his brains to his sister Patty listens to Living in the Past fondly remembers Mrs. Wechter's Engish classes dial ikes boring classes. Pep Club 2; Ski Club 1,2.4. Basketball 1; Squad leader 1,2. 51 Melanie Pritts 59 Hughes Avenue College Salli” hopes to always be happy and go to Shamokin wills a great senior year to Debbie, Joyce. Terri, and Andy says Sue. will you lend me some money? fondly remembers junior year, the great parties, and “Fri- day Nile Club likes going out with the gang known for doing things at the last minute. Senior High Bowling Club 1; Cinematography Club 2; Concert Choir 1.2.3; Ecology Club 1.2; Horseback Riding Club 1; Interact 4; Pep Club 1.2,3; Student Council 2.3; blue and (told Underclassman Editor: Refreshment Stand Committee 2.3; Quill and Scroll 4; Squad Leader 1. 2; Sno-Ball 1: Dance Committee 1,2.4; Prom Committee 3; One-Act Play 2,3.4; Ring Dance Committee 1; Usher- ettes 1.2.3. MaryLynn Pyffer 1197 Market Street Business “Mare peeved by having gym first period hope to marry a certain boy will her seat in history to her sister Betty says “I don't wants listens to “Ain't No Mountain Hi(th Enough fondly remembers getting rose from Mario on a certain day dislikes 8th period everyday known for always being with Mario. A.V.A. 1,2.3; Cheerleader 1; Pep Club 1.2. Kathleen Marie Quinton 854 Monmouth Street Business Kath” peeved by getting up in the morning for first period gym hope to be a good secretary, have plenty of money, and see the world wills her seat in history to her sister Ginny says You know and Did you see Jennie? listens to anything by James Taylor fondly re- members the great times at the parties, Mr. Keebler's office, and her one year at Gloucester High dislikes getting out of school at 3:12 likes the 2:52 bell known for tuna fish sandwiches. F.B.L.A. 1,2; Library Aide 1; Basketball 1.2: Bowling 3. Michael Charles Rennies 30 Thompson Avenue General Cupcake peeved by having seventh period study hall and at R. R. for not being out hopes to attend Harvard University to study law wills all his good times to his brother listens to I'm a Man fondly re- members second period Law likes coming in late dislikes teachers who are on your back known for always complaining. A.V.A. 1.2; Ecology Club 1,2,3: Horseback Riding Club 1.2.3; Weightlifting 1. Karen Lynne Reynolds 409 Powell Street Business peeved by people who talk behind their friends' backs and G.H.S. snobs hopes to get a good job and then get married wills her business teachers to her sister and Mr. Shimkus to her brother (if he can make it I says Get out of here. Jim and Hey. Sweetheart listens to Don't Say You Don't Remember fondly remembers meeting J.D. and proms, 75, and Brent down the shore likes when Jim comes over the time he is sup- posed to dislikes Mondays and getting up early. F.B.L.A. 3,4; Prom Committee 3. Richard Thomas Rickards 134 Hughes Avenue General — Trades and Industry Little Tricky Dick peeved by teachers who don't let you give your side of the story hopes to get out of school, get married, and buy his own company wills all his good fortunes from G.H.S. to his brother says “Hey Gar. are you going to D and D's today'' listens to Chicago and Neil Diamond fondly remembers Mr. Gurchick's Penguin getting bro- ken in eighth grade likes coming to school dislike� working in school known for putting on two different colored socks and Schumann notic- ing them first. Bowling Club 3. Garry Robert Rinear 128 Harvard Avenue General Soft-Wheels” peeved by first period gym and the morning announce ments hopes to become happily married and live a good and useful life wills his math ability to any poor deserving student says Carl, I forgot your pops. listens to Chicago fondly remembers the Night Raiders with Bruce and Rick known for buying donuts Chess Club 2; Political Seicne Club 2,3,4; Bowling 1; Cross Country 1.3; Delegate for Model Congress 2.4. Doris Jean Ritchie 223 Fourth Avenue. Brooklawn College Dor'' peeved by having to get to class on time after gym hope� to fiimh college and travel around the country oaya Oh! Wow listens to “if You Don't Know Me by Now fondly remembers freshman year and walking through the hails known for crying when laughing. A.V.A. 2,3; Ecology Club 3.4; Interact 4; Pep Club 1,2.3; Hockey 1; Junior Prom Committee. One-Act Play 4. Joseph John Ritchie 414 Cumberland Street College “Joe Bag of Donuts hopes to make the Olympics wills his seat in Ralph's room to whoever wants it peeved by Dave's bull says “Far- out man listens to Tommy and Black Sabbath fondly remembers Sophomore year likes to win dislikes our track known for his intelligence. Chess Club 2; Concert Choir 2,3; Ecology Club 2.3. Interact 4; Stage Crew 2. 3,4; Weightlifting 3; Track and Field 1.2,3.4; Cross Country 1.2.3. Captain 4; Tri-County All-Star; State All-Star Fioldalisa Rivera 303 Crescent Boulevard, Brooklawn College Lee” peeved by Angela not coming over on time hopes to become a nurse and inherit her father's fortune wills her tinted glass and her dancing ability to Luz says “Look and see what's behind us. Angela listens to “If 1 Had to Move a Mountain fondly remembers working on the Junior Prom and going to Lake Lenape known for really getting upset and wearing black. Art Club 3; Nurse's Aide 2.3; Library Aides 2; Pep Club 3; Prom Committee. James E. Rusin 400 Sherwood Avenue General Russ hopes to marry Sue and go into business for himself is peeved by M.R and J.K. cutting him up says No. really’ listens to Neil Young and James Taylor likes going to the South Grove Diner first period fondly remembers meeting a certain Senior girl in 9th grade wills his parking place to the next top dog Chevy. Chess Club 1. Pep Club 1.2,3; Ping Pong Club 2; Student Council I; Foot- ball 1; Baseball 1.2. Thomas Eugene Ryan 301 Browning Lane. Brooklawn General Fish peeved by Casey losing his contact lens in football games hopes to graduate from college and be successful in life wills J.R to K.G. and hit seat in U.S. History I to Tina says Who said? listens to Cat Stevens fondly remember the Junior Prom, playing football for G.H.S.. the parties with G.D.R.R.. and 3rd period psychology with Case. George and Andrea dislikes listening to G. W snoring in Psychology liked cutting up Tony about theT.D at Pennsville. Ecology 4. Interact 4. Ski Club 1.3,4; Weightlifting 1,4; Football 1.3.4; Bas- ketball 1; Track and Field 2.3.4. Victoria Pond Sanderson 129 Princeton Avenue Business V peeved by the cafeteria chair hope to have a happy and suc- cessful marriage with Chalie wills all her fun at G.H.S. to her sister Lisa and a great life to her daughter Vicki Lynn says Oh, I don't believe it! listens to Saturday in the Park will fondly remember meeting Chalie and all her great times with him. January 8. 1972 and August 23. 1972 likes fourth period history. A.V.A. 2.3; Cheerleader 1.2. Captain. 3; F.B.L.A. 3; Pep Club 1.2.3; Stu- dent Council 2; School Musical 2,4. Leona H. Sario 800 Hunter Street Business Onie peeved by Pat always beating her to the biggest branch and leaving her with the twigs hopes to share residence with her bosom bud- dy wills her moldy gym suit to Tina says Man. Pat. we re always in trouble, ain't we? listens to I Think I'm Gonna Kill Myself bv Elton John fondly remembers the 3J's and Big Broph and his magical grapes dislikes not being able to think for herself known for contributing to the delinquency of minors. Bowling 1; F.B.L A. 2.3 Vice-President; Horseback Riding 1; Ski Club 2. Louis Anthony Sarlo 88 Hunter Street Business Lou peeved by the way Tom is henpecked by Linda hopes to trav- el and live a happy life wills his diploma to anyone who wants it asks Are you still going with Hazel. Brof listens to Gimme Shelter” fondly remembers the cool time at Wildwood with Big Brof meeting girls likes history class dislikes homework and first period gym known for being crazy and bringing donuts to school. Keith Allan Sauer 6 Goldy Drive Business peeved by C. taking his car home on certain nights will his seat in the Mansion House to Kevin says Brewster's late again. hopes to travel around the country fondly remem- bers all the good parties with Hack. Kevin, I-en, Brewster. Cerrone and Jay and Wildwood at the Agnes I), with Mr. Hammond listens to White Rabbit by the Jefferson Airplane. Chess Club 1.2.3.4; Ping Pong Club 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1. Patricia Lynn Sayers 29 Rutgers Avenue General Pat is peeved by first period gym hopes to travel and make a lot of money wills her driving ability to Janice and Donna, her clothes to Sue and her Senior year to Frank says Really listens to “Stairway to Heaven fondly remem- bers sixth penod lunch in the lav and Holly Beach Hotel in Wild- wood likes long weekends dislikes getting up in the morn- ing and coming to school. Senior High Horseback Riding 3. Patricia Anne Scahill 138 Joy Street College Pat peeved by loud-mouthed underclassmen and being called a Punky senior hopes to become a good nurse and lie happy forever wills four great years at G.H.S. to her sister Marie says You little dev- il. you! fondly remembers the Sophomore Dance, the Junior One-Act play, and the planter in Gibbsy’s room listens to Bridge Over Troubled Water likes football and basketball games and no first penod dis- likes D-wing fourth period known for never walking, always running. A.V.A. 2; Ecology Club 3,4; F.N.A.; Nurse's Aide 2.3.4; Horseback Riding Club 3; Interact 4; Library Aide 4; reflexions 4; Lion's Roar Editor 4; Pep Club 3.4; Political Science Club 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Refreshment Stand Committee 3.4; One-Act Play 3.4; Dance Committee 2. Stacey Ann Schemeley 715 Division Street College peeved by having J.E. mad at her and by Susan's complaining hopes to graduate and live a happy life with Jerry says Oh. yeah' listens to “When a Man I .ove� a Woman fondly remembers meeting a certain guy and going to Spain in her junior year likes football games, late days, and being with Jerry dislikes being embarassed by Mr. Kelly known for being Shyest. Senior High Horseback Riding 1,2; Interact 4; Pep Club 4; Ski Club 1,2,4; Bowling 1. Bruce C. Schumann 935 Paul Street General Hot Wheels Harry peeved by teachers who won’t let you give your side of a story hopes to get out of school and make a lot of money wills his parking spot to Patty or Barb when they leam how to park says “Give me a break will ya. Gar listens to School s Out- fondly remembers all the people at his lunch table likes punching Rich around dislikes when he hits back known for bugging Uncle Dune during 3rd and8th period. Senior High Bowling Club 1.2; Senior High Horseback Riding Club 1. Carl Edgar Shaw Jr. 171 South Burlington Street Business peeved by first period gym. boring teachers, and cliques hopes to be successful wills his acting ability to anyone who needs it says I hearya! listens to Shilo fondly remembers the Prom with Deb- bie and the One-Act plays likes going out with Deb dislikes stuck- up people known for telling Gary not to forget the pope. Art Club 2. Horseback Riding Club 3; One-Act Play 1.2.3.4; Best Actor Award 3. Theresa Lynn Shayka 204 Fifth Street. Brooklawn Business Tern peeved at getting up in the mom mg to go to school hopes to be successful and happy wills a great senior year to any deserving junior says Where do you wanna go. Rob9” listens to Colour My World fondly remembers the lavs ev- eryday at lunchtime likes honest people dislikes people who try to be something they're not known for being late to classes Ecology Club 2; F.B.L.A. 1,2,3,4; PepCoub 1.2. Judith Nan Shedland 7 South Stinson Avenue College “Jude peeved by inconsiderate people hopes to be happy wills her cheering sweater to Cindy H.. her blue gym suit to Jennifer, and one more year of endurance to Amy says. That’s really nice listen to Oh Yoko” fondly remembers finally making the cheering team likes the weekends dislikes the weekdays. Cheerleading 4. Concert Choir 3.4. Interact 4; Pep Club 1.2.3.4; Quill and Scroll 4; Student Council 2. blue and Gold Seniors Edi- tor 4; School Musical 3.4; Prom Committee 3; Dance Committee 1. 2; Sophomore Class Vice-President; Hockey 1.2; Lacrosse 2,3.4. Kathleen Marie Sheridan 309 Sherwood Avenue Distributive Education -,Kathy” peeved by not being super-hip and getting cut up about it hopes to become a model and travel with Marian wills all her fun in and out of school to her brother Eddie and sister Peggy says No kidding really” listens to Wild Life. Paul McCartney. Sympathy for the Devil , and the Rolling Stones fondly remembers going with a certain boy from Gloucester Catholic likes being straight dislikes people who think they're cool known for being seen with Marian. Concert Choir 3. Horseback Riding 3.4. Pep Club 4; Ski Club 3.4. Ruth Gerard Shodder 310 Cumberland Street Business Sufus peeved by Kathy's always mooching hopes to become a le- gal secretary and be happy wills all the fun in and out of school to her sister Rosemary listen to Stairway to Heaven” likes Friday nights dislikes Saturday mornings known for dreaming. A. V.A. 2.3; French Club 3; Girl’s Leader 2; Pep Club 2,3,4; Ski Club 2,3.4. Andrea Pauline Shusko 1360 Thompson Avenue College Andy peeved by people you can’t trust hopes to be happy will N.’a award performance to someone who doesn't care says You love it! listens to “Something will fondly remember H , Girls’ State, College Biology, and the King likes the friendly secre- taries dislikes the narrow mindedness of some people known for always getting out of class. Concert Choir 1.2.3.4; F.B.L.A. 2,3; Girls' leader 2.3; Honor Society 3.4; Interact 4; reflexion� 2.3,4; Political Science Club President 2; Quill and Scroll 3.4; Student Council 1.2. Secretary 3.4; Refreshment Stand Commit- tee 1, Chairman 2,3,4; Prom Committee Chairman 3; Girls' State 3; Jr. Miss Representative 4; Dance Commit- tee 1.2; School Musical 2.3.4. William Warren Siman 215 North Broadway General Simp peeved by being teacher's pet and having his friends complain about it hopes to live a long and happy life and get rich quick wills his good reputation at G.H.S. to Michael listens to Stairway to Heaven fondly remembers going to Ron's likes one teacher at G.H.S. dislike coming to school early when he doesn't have to be in until late. Mary Alice Smith 420 Ridgeway Street Business ’Trick peeved by coming into school early in the morning hopes to get a good job and get married wills all the fun she had in G.H.S. to her daughter Alice and her brother Allen says You’re kidding and Get out of here listens to Chicago fondly remembers the fun she had with Pat at all the parties likes Sth period history dislikes study halls Concert Choir 1. Philip F. Snyder 21 Oxford Avenue General Sniper like eating in some classrooms dislikes 8th period Mechanical Drawing listens to Bom to Be Wild” fondly remembers the race to Mr. Cheese man's Study hall lor the lav pass is peeved by teachers who think they are funny hopes to make plenty of money and live a long time says “What's for homework wills all his hard time to his brother. Frank A. Stacy 112 Hughes Avenue General peeved by 3:12 days hopes to graduate says “Let's get stoned wills his classes to anybody who wants them lis- tens to T. Rei likes holidays dislikes having gym first period. Cynthia Lee Stephen 321 Bergen Street Business “Cindy peeved by walking home in the rain hopes to get married and to raise a family wills four great years to Chuck asks What's for lunch’’ listens to Make Me Smile by Chicago and It's Impossible by Perry Como fondly remem- bers Junior and Senior years likes going out to lunch before work dislikes cafeteria food. Cross Country 1. 56 Art Club Secretary 4; F.B.L.A. 2,3.4; Uon'� Roar 3. Features Edi- tor 4; One Act Play. Robyn Joan Stephens 107 Pennsylvania Road. Brooklawn College Rob” peeved by false rumors and snobby people hopes to become successful and happy wills a (treat Senior year to Tina says Where do you want to go. Ter? listens to Knights in White Satin and You’ve Got a Friend” fondly remembers Mr. Kelly's history class likes Friday afternoons dislikes Monday mornings known for talking with her hands Concert Choir 2.3; Ecology Club 1.2.3.4; Nurse’s Aide 3.4; Girls’ Leader 2.3.4; Honor Society 3.4; Interact Treasurer 4; Lion's Roar 4; Pep Club 1.2.3; Student Council 2,3; Basketball 2.3,4; One Act Play 3.4; Dance Committee 1.2.3.4; Prom Committee 3. Sharon Suleta 1600 Market Street College Shar” peeved by the school calling every time she's absent hopes to be very rich says I really should go on a diet.” listens to Stray Cat Blues and Aqualung fondly remem- bers the Stone's concert dislikes getting up early known for being late for everything. Lion's Roar 4. Deborah Lee Taylor 214 South King Street College Debbie” hopes to stop worrying and always be happy wills a lot of good times to Eddie U. and happiness to Karen H. lis- tens to “Never My Love and I Got You Babe will fondly remember three proms with one boy likes football games, Sat- urday nights. Green Valley, the Shore, and especially Jack. Concert Choir 1.2.3; Honor Society 3.4; Library Aide 1.2,3; Blue and Gold Managing Editor 4. One Act Play 1.2; Dance Committee. Diane Taylor 439 Bergen Street Business peeved by people who don't know what they are talking about hopes to be a good wife and mother says I don't believe it fondly remembers Mr. Meshon'a English class likes days alone with Frank known for being a radical First place in F.B.L.A. Shorthand I Contest. F.B.L.A. 3. William Charles Sykes 210 Haakon Road. Brooklawn College Doc peeved by ice cold showers in the locker room hopes to do well in college says “Don't get hurt. Chick.” listens to Chicago fondly remembers s boring teacher in A wing likes being absent dis- likes making up work from the first marking period known for being absent the whole marking period Football 1; Track and Field 3.4; Prom Committee Anne Theresa Terry 102 Pershing Road. Brooklawn Distributive Education peeved by Britton's sneakers and remembering locker combinations hopes to eat. dnnk and be merry, and travel with Jeannette says He drives me up the wall listens to “Sesamie Street and “Honky Chateau fondly remembers Latin I with M. B. and the Fran's Gang. Concert Choir 2; D.E.C.A. 3.4; Ecology Club 3.4; Pep Club 1.2; Ski Club. 57 Norman James-Theckston 10 Third Street. Brooklawn College •Norm' (x-rvrd by getting up early Thursday morn ings. to go to college meetings hopes to be successful in his future life with the right girl wills his dirty gym clothes to his brother Mike says I don't know listens to “Knights in White Satin fondly remem- bers not going to the prom in T2 likes Fridays at 3:12 dislikes Monday at 8:20 known for studying. Student Council 3.4; Track and Field 4; Cross Country 4; Tutor; Prom Committee. Roseanna Rita Tobia 458 South Broadway College Rose hopes to travel around the world and to have her own apartment and car says There's nothing to do listens to Lucky Man will fondly remember coming to Gloucester High for her senior year dislikes getting up in the rooming for school and first period gym known for being tall. Ruby E. Todd 228 Orange Street Business Rube peeved by no smoking in school lavs hopes to be mother of three girls and one boy wills three years of good grades to Tim asks Why? listens to Bangala Desh fondly remembers Bookkeeping I with Mr. Wexler likes being married to Bill dislikes getting up early known for being loud. Stephen Tice 404 Hudson Street General Steve peeved by getting up at 7:00 to go to school hopes to be a good hunter wills his brains to his two sisters if it helps any says “Hey. Wedge’ fondly remembers H. paying W. the bet he lost in the World Series Games likes the 3:12 bell dislikes school. Student Council 1,2. Elaine Gail Thompson 3 Lambert Avenue College Sam hopes to live life to the fullest and give someone a little happiness wills her fun times at G.H.S. to her sister Cheryl, her seat in Mr. Kelly's room to any fun-loving junior, and a pickle to Diane listens to Colour My World” and Thunder and Lightening fondly remembers meeting Terry during that Kndless Summer likes hdmg down 295 with the top down, radio blasting and sun shining. Cinematography 2; F.N.A 4; F.B L.A. 3. President 4; Horseback Riding 1.2.3; Interact 4; Library Aide 1.2.3; reflexions 3.4; Lion's Hoar 3.4; Pep Club 1.2; Photography Club 2: Political Science Club 4; Quilla dn Scroll 4; Ski Club 1.2; Blue and Gold Typing Editor 4; Prom Court 3; Senior Play 1.2.4; One Act Play I.2.3.4. Samuel Louis Vitola Jr. 119 North Brown Street Buriness Sudden Sam peeved by going to first period Mondays and Fridays hopes to help young mentally distrubed people wills his great mind to anyone who can accept it says I will definitely take the Y'ickings and three listens to Zorba the Greek will fondly remember all the good days when the nurse sent him home known for being asked who to take on the pool A V.A. 2.3; Nurses Aide 1.2.3.4 Kathleen Diane Waddington 324 Hunter Street General Wilt peeved by people who think they are better than other hope to live in a castle «omeday with a certain someone wills her basketball ability to someone who has desire and patience says What's up. Dar? listens to First Time Ever I Saw Your Face fondly remembers Jimmy, junior year, and making the Girls All Stars in basketball likes to be happy dislikes when Jimmy's sad known for skipping classes and being a clown. Horseback Riding Club 2; Majorettes 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4. George William Wagner III 153 Park Avenue College Scooby Doo peeved by D. C.'s hot head hope to become a good Gloucester City citizen wills all his hair that fell out to Mr. McNally says “Play scooby man listens to Knights In White Satin fondly remembers the shore when G.D.R.R fell asleep on No Doze likes to � ee Gloucester High Sport State Champs every year dislikes certain people using gossip to conduct a conversation known for his baldness Sr. High Rowling Club 3; Concert Choir 3.4; Interact 4; Photography 2; Political Science 2; Student Council 4; Football 4; Basketball 1; Bowling 3.4; Cross Country 1,2,3; Baseball 1.2.3.4; Musical 3,4; Sophomore Dance Committee 2, One Act Play 2,3.4; Junior Prom Committee. Donna Lee Sandra Walter 312 North Broadway Business Don peeved by unsociable people and the way peo- ple talk about you but are nice to your face hope to get out of school and continue going with Mike, to get a good job. and live it up wills all her fun and heart aches at G.H.S. to her brother and sister says I will if you do. Ellen fondly remetnder her junior year, going out with the gang, down the shore, and the Friday night clubbing like Mr K's U.S. II class dislike Pattie'a weird looks. Concert Choir 1,2,3; F.B.L.A. 3.4; Pep Club I.2.3.4; Ski Club 3.4; Lacrosse 2.3; Jr. Prom Committee 3; Dance Committee 1.2,3. Frank John Wasko 308 Klemm Avenue General peeved by going out for gym first period hope to get out of school and make it big in raring will hi eal in history to any- one who want it says Get out listen to Black Sab- bath” and I.ed Zepplin fondly remember his last year of school like getting out of school early dislikes getting out of work late known for bragging about his car. Sr. High Bowling Club. Maurice Edmund Waters 830 Paul Street General Mar peeved by getting a ride home and having the driver say You're not going home” hope to play the guitar says I don't know you listens to Jethro Tull fondly remember going to Puerto Rico with his friends from Moxies like history- dislikes snobs. Lion'� Hoar 2. Weightlifting 2,3.4; Football 2,3,4. Ernest Albert Weatherley 116 Ellis Street College “Ernie peeved by having to walk when he ha hi li- cense hope to graduate and get rich listen to Under My Thumb by the Rolling Stone fondly remember Saturday night and Dancette and senior year dislikes boring classes and teacher . Ski Club 3.4. 59 Robert A. VVhilleson 314 Sherman Street General VVed e' p«« ed by going to school early hope to be successful wills his brains to his two sisters says I don’t know listen to any- thing on the radio fondly remembers never being able to get an A for a drawing in Mr. Greene s room likes 3:12 dislikes 8:20 known for not being able to draw well in Mechanical Drawing. Edward R. Widen 11 University Avenue General W easel hopes to keep on play mg the guitar, someday make a record, and own his own recording studio says Rip off fondly remembers holding rock concerts in the back of the Mechanical Drawing room wills hi� guitar to John likes study hall, lunch, homeroom, and 3:12 dis- likes school listens to Lennon and Hendru's rock music known for loving music. George Walter Wiese Jr. 323 Walnut Avenue College peeved by people with no school spirit hopes to graduate from college and become a successful engineer wills his trumpet to Tony P. says I don’t know listens to Knights in White Satin fondly remembers winning the baseball state champi onship in ‘71 likes playing in the band under Mr Seder known for being in the band Dance Band 1.2.3,4. Honor Society 3.4; Lion s Roar 1; Exchange Editor 2.3,4; Marching Band 1.2.3. President 4. Baseball 1.2.3 4 School Musical 3. Robert Michael Willette 435 Market Street General Wilbur peeved by losing an argument with a teacher hopes to be the first man on Mars wills his seat on the baseball bench to Murphy says C'mon Morell. let’s go listens to Go All The Way by Raspberry fondly remembers serving hot dogs at the Delsea game likes people dislikes Z.g and Mo rell cutting up everybody known for bumming extra lunch money. Concert Choir 1; Pep Club 1,4; Photography Club 1,2; Political Science Club 2; Stage Crew 1.3; Student Council 2; Weightlifting 3; Refreshment Stand Committee 2.3,4. Baseball 2.3.4. Leonard A. Wisniewski 335 Monmouth Street General Wit” peeved by seeing Brother Mac wills his diploma to Bob G hopes to get his ‘57 Chevy back listens to ’’Knights in White Satin fondly remembers beating Bill G. in the quarter mile likes racing and drinking dislikes losing and hearing Bill talk about his losses known for talking about other people A.V.A. 1.2,3; Ping Pong Club 1; Weightlifting 2; Football 1; Basketball 1 Elizabeth Ann Woodard 316 Market Street Business Shadow peeved by two-faced people hopes to get married and have kids wills her car keys to Officer Caporusso says What a ding bat sings Hold Me. Thrill Me. Kiss Me” fondly remembers Jan- uary 12. 1971. the great times at Dancette. and riding around with Sue likes getting out of school at 12:00 and dislikes the ride home from school known for being the community food supplier. Nurse s Aide 3; F.B.L.A. 3, Library Aide 2,3; Pep Club 2.3. Johnson Zeigler Yerkes III 917 Morris Street College Jack peeved by people that don’t salute the flag, those that down the government, and those who cut up the President hopes to move away to the wilderness and become a forest ranger and wildlife conservation manag- er wills his seat in math classes to those unfortunate not to know better and his science and history classes to his brother Eric says Way to go. Duggy listens to Heavy Rock and Woodstock fondly remem ber� eighth grade science and tenth grade biology labs likes vacations and holidays dislikes Monday mornings known for his interest in ecology and political views. Bowling Club 1.2.3; Ecology Club 2.3; Interact 4; Political Science Club 2.3. 4; Football 1; Baseball 1. Model Congress. Diane Malissa Young 120 Chestnut Street, Brooklawn College hopes to go to college and someday be happy wills two great years of love and happiness to Bev says I don’t know and I don’t under- stand listens to Don t Say You Don’t Remember'’ fondly remem- ber the sophomore dance, a great summer of 72. and junior and senior years dislikes timed-writings in typmg likes a certain boy in G.H.S. F.B.L.A. 4; Girls' Leader 2.3.4; Interact 4; Library Aides 2.3.4; Lion� Roar 2.3.4. Pep Club 1.2; Refreshment Stand Committee 2,3,4; Dance Commit tee 1.2.3.4; One-Act Play 3.4. Thomas Michael Zane 29 Haverford Avenue General peeved by making peanut butter crackers in the cafeteria hopes to go to Alaska wills his shooting ability to AJ says Oh! I get it! fondly remembers July 4. 1972 likes going hunting. Sr. High Bowling Club 3.4; Bowling 3.4; Track and Field 2.3.4. Verna Ann Zaveckas 505 Cumberland Street Distributive Education V?rn’ .. . f,«h,u,« w,,h John hopes to marry John and make him happy wills the front seat of John’s car to T C Did you see John � plays Darling Forever known for tnpa to the lav will fondly remember Mav 15. 1972 - being walked home by John. rT Tto?? ir 1,2,3: Horaeb ck fcdwf Club 1; Pep Club 1; Ski v-lUD 1,2,3,4. Mario Benjamin Zippel 220 Rosalind Avenue General — Trades and Industry “Arnold peeved by teacher who don't understand English hope to get out of school, get rich, and go out with Slap wills Reggen O. to anybody who want him say Whattaya say. Slap? listens to Led Zepplm. Rod Stewart, and The Rolling Stones fondly remembers taking Mary Lynn to the Prom likes getting out at 12 known for telling someone to shut his face Football 1.2.3. •- MR. AND MISS SENIOR Ron D’Anjolell, Pat Parker. Andrea Shusko represented Gloucester City High at the 13th annual Junior Miss Pageant in competition with twenty-four other senior girls from Camden County. Chosen as her alternate was Linda Bolt. Both girls were nominated for the qualities of scholarship, talent, leadership, school and civic activities, poise and personality. The Senior Spotlight has been a Blue and Gold tradition since 1967. Seniors are selected by faculty nomination on a point basis determined by participation in activities in the junior and senior years. Pictures are arranged in clockwise order; start at bottom left. Whether playing her trombone or leading the band as drum majorette, Debbie Reel always gives her best in everything she does. A member of the Honor Society, Debbie also diligently did her part in the Interact club and on the dance committees. As Activities Editor on this year’s Blue and Gold, she has greatly added to the success of our yearbook. Ever since her freshman year, Linda Bolt has demonstrated a great desire to play sports. She il- lustrated her athletic abilities during hockey, basketball, and lacrosse seasons. Going beyond the world of sports, Linda has been on Student Council and Honor Society. Her good looks and charm- ing personality won her a place in the homecoming court this year. Paula Bradway has chosen Mr. Gibbs’ room as her favorite hangout at G.H.S. Serving as an ac- tive member of Ecology Club, Paula greatly contributed to the success of Earth Week for three years. As a writer for the Lion's Roar, she has developed an ecology series. Her flair for art won her the position of Layout Editor on this year’s Blue and Gold. A well known girl at G.H.S., Debbie Brum bach was voted the title of “Class Clown” by her class- mates this year. Her bubbling personality and enthusiasm made her a key member of the cheering squad for four years. Debbie’s great popularity among the students earned her a seat on this year’s homecoming court. Serving as Editor-in-chief of the Blue and Gold. Joyce Damminger has contributed countless hours and much energy to make our yearbok a great success. Besides being a member of Honor So- ciety, Joyce has also been active in the Interact Club. Her cheerful disposition and friendly ways have made Joyce a well-liked girl at G.H.S. Donna Deleandro is a well known name at G.fl.S. Her fantastic athletic ability has made her a key member of both the hockey and basketball teams. Besides being involved in sports, Donna is a member of Honor Society and Student Council. Her winning personality has earned her many friends at G.H.S.. The girl with a voice that everybody knows is Eileen Dennery. Eileen has served as halftime announcer for the football games and also announced plays and skits for G.H.S. Her excellent ath- letic ability was displayed during hockey and basketball seasons. Eileen’s other talents include dancing in the school musicals. Wherever Nancy Ehrmann goes, she brings with her a feeling of excitement and energy. As co- captain of the cheerleaders, Nancy’s leadership qualities were displayed in the organization of the girls and their cheers. Her friendly ways won her the title of “Most Congenial” as well as a position on the homecoming court. A willing participant in many of the activities at G.H.S. is Tony Eller. Tony has displayed his athletic talents on the football and baseball fields as well as serving as President of Interact Club. His talents were also displayed on stage as an actor in the school musicals. Tony was elected to Boys State and has taken an active role in the Political Science Club. His many contributions to G.H.S. has made him a well-known and well-liked student. Known as the “Lion” by all is Joyce Fields. Joyce has been the school’s mascot for the last three years. She has also been a member of Honor Society and participated in the Earth Week Program. Her acting abilities were saluted when she was chosen as “Best Actress” by her classmates. Joyce’s vigor and willingness to work as well as her artistic ability won her the spot of Layout Editor of the Blue and Gold. An excellent athlete as well as fine student, Gregg Francis has vigorously worked for his fame as a key member of both the football and baseball teams. He has been Class President for four years and was chosen Student Council President this year. His outstanding efforts on the football field earned him the titles of Co-Captain, Homecoming “King,” and “Best Athlete.” Gregg’s outgoing personality and loyalty to the school have brought him numerous friends at G.H.S. Known around school as the “photographer,” Bob Karpinski is active in many facets of school life. His musical talent has been proven as a member of the band and the dance band. He is also an active member of the track squad, participating in the shot-put and discus events. Bob’s other ac- tivities include being the Photography Editor of the Lion’s Roar and a member of the varsity foot- ball squad. Ambitious is the word to describe Trudie Levins. Beside being a good student and a member of Honor Society, Trudie is involved in other clubs such as Interact, Quill and Scroll and she serves as an editor of the Lion’s Roar staff. Her humorous disposition was a key factor when she captured a lead in this year’s one-act play. Tony Marabito can often be found roaming the halls with a camera in his hands. His interest in photography has made him an asset to the Cinematography and Ecology Clubs. Tony also greatly contributed to the decorations for the prom. His interest in sports earned him the position of Sports Editor of the Blue and Gold. Displaying many excellent qualities, Ginny McKinney has established herself as a leader at G.H.S. In addition to being F.B.L.A. President for the last two years, Ginny has also been secre- tary of Student Council. On the Council and as Typing Editor of the Blue and Gold her proficient secretarial and typing skills were put to excellent use. A well established member of the sport’s world, Tom Ryan has given his best as a member of the football team. His athletic interests also made him an avid participant in the Ski Club. Willing to give of his time and energy, Tom greatly helped the projects of the Interact Club. His outstanding personality has won him many friends at G.H.S. Diligent, loyal, hard-working, all of these words can be used to describe Andrea Shusko. Her leadership qualities have made her a well-known girl at G.H.S. Besides being President of the Po- litical Science Club and Prom Chairman, Andrea was selected to represent our school at this year’s Junior Miss Pageant. A member of Honor Society, Andrea has given her all to make G.H.S. a bet- ter place. Sports-minded George Wagner has greatly contributed to the success of our baseball team. His athletic interests have also included track and field and football. Besides being active in the sports world, George has shown himself to be a fine actor. He won the title of “Best Actor” during the sophomore one-act play and has continued to be with the stage productions at G.H.S. ever since. MOST CONGENIAL HANDSOMEST AND PRETTIEST MUSICIANS WHO’S WHO MOST EMOTIONAL MOST GULLIBLE Actor and Actress: Joyce Fields, Jack McNutt. Best Dressed: Leona Sarlo, Louis Sarlo. Dancers: Louise Farlow, Bob Caparusso. Did Most For G.H.S.: Andrea Shusko, Gregg Francis. Noisiest: Kathy Dickson, Bill Siman. Blushers: Hope Henkel, Rusty Rusin. Smilers: Karen McIntyre, Chuck Gianvito. Best Built: Joan Bennett, Gregg Francis. Artists: Joyce Fields, John Palumbo. Most Studious: Donna Deleandro, Norman Theckston. Complainers: Donna Gillespie, Bill Siman. Most Congenial: Nancy Ehrmann, Ron D’Anjollel. Handsomest and Prettiest: Karen McIntyre, Ron D’Anjollel. Musicians: Deborah Beel, George Wiese. Most Gullible: Renee Madeline, John Hack. Most Emotional: Kathy Sheridan, Bill Siman. Cutest Couples: Stacey Schemeley and Jerry Elder, Jeannette Griffith and Mike Mariano. Exaggerators: Marian Hagan, Ed Cowgill. Tallest and Shortest: Ginny McKinney and John Dabek, Rosanna Tobia and Brent Kephart. Athletes: Linda Bolt, Gregg Francis. Most Spirited: Ruth Bimey, Jim Keller Sleepers: Ruth Shodder, Mike Cerrone. Shyest: Stacey Schemeley, Terry McConville, Ken Duggan. CUTEST COUPLES CLASS CLOWNS EXAGGERATORS ACTOR AND ACTRESS DID MOST FOR G.H.S. DANCERS BEST DRESSED SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISOR Gregg Francis — President Jack McNutt — Vice-president Linda Bolt — Secretary John Dabek — Treasurer Ralph Snyder — Advisor IN MEMORIAM April 22, 1955 — June 8, 1972 January 9,1954 — March 27, 1971 July 4, 1955 — April 2,1968 Edward Robert Benner Edward William Stanish Edward Thomas COLOUR MY WORLD A beautiful world made from paper flowers set the atmo- sphere for the Junior Promenade on March 26, 1972. The theme was “Colour My World,” and for many people, Sunset Beach was a wonderful place to be that particular evening. Under the supervision of Mr. John Kearney, Miss Alice Cos- tello, and Mr. James Hetherington, various committees worked long and hard to make the decorations and centerpieces used to enhance the evening and make it more memorable. Highlighting the decorations was a huge ball covered with a multitude of tis- sue flowers depicting the earth. Small paper worlds with each couple’s names on them were placed on the walls. Each girl found her “world” and kept it as a souvenir. Silhouettes of a girl and a boy were placed on each mirror around the room. Stream- ers were hung from the ceiling, and stars were hung from the stage curtains giving the people in the room the feeling of being in space. A fountain was placed in the middle of the dance floor spraying beautiful colored water. The centerpieces looked like golden worlds surrounded by a bed of colorful flowers. A tall, blue candle was placed at the top of each of these “worlds.” The musical background was supplied by Chuck Morton and his orchestra. With soft music for a background, beautiful Kar- en McIntyre was crowned Prom Queen by Gemma Bundy, the 1971 Queen. Karen’s attractive court consisted of: Diane Burt, Kathy Dickson, Anna Dunfee, and Elaine Thompson. At twelve o’clock, the great variety of food was served. “The Mixed Emotions” started performing as the after Prom Party began. Time flew by as everyone danced, ate, and talked the evening away. Soon it was time to go. Each couple left the Prom with warm and wonderful memories to be cherished for many years to come. 64 The Queen was se- lected at approximately 10:30 P.M. the night of the Prom by the spous- es of our faculty who attended. The Junior girls promenaded around the ballroom soon to be joined by the Seniors and other underclass- men present. Ten girls were chosen by the judges using a point system based on poise, smile and beauty. The judges then chose five girls and from these picked the Queen and her Court. 65 Prom Court: Anna Dunfee, Elaine Thompson, Queen Karen McIntyre, Kathy Dickson, Di- ane Burt. The right to purchase certain things and own them in their own names will be used often. Many will buy cars, giving the eighteen- year-old a taste of true responsibility. — Donna Deleandro, Hockey Team I think the eighteen-year-olds know more and more about things than the generations before them knew. They are more educated. — John Dabek, Basketball Team I feel that with the added rights granted to eighteen-year-olds, more people will hold stronger opinions because of the added responsibili- ties placed on them. — Dave Casey, Football Team If they’re old enough to be drafted, they are old enough to assume the rights of an adult. — Louise Farlow, Basketball Team Varsity Bottom Row: D. Leafy, P. McCourt, L. Bolt, D. Schultz, D. Hallof. Second Row: Coach B. Miller, C. Cheeseman, A. Smith, E. Hillman, L. Gray, D. Thompson, D. Deleandro, R. Esposito, E. Dennery. HOCKEY Co-Tri County Hockey Champs First Team: Pat McCourt, Dee Hallof, Elaine Hillman. Second Team: Deb- bie Leafy, Allison Smith, Donna Schultz. Varsity Hockey Scores We They Audubon 2 0 Haddonfield 0 1 Glassboro 1 2 Salem 12 0 Palmyra 2 0 Woodstown 2 0 Rancocas Valley 9 0 Pennsgrove 3 0 Pitman 1 2 Kingsway 4 0 Clayton 3 0 Pennsville 4 1 Delsea 5 0 J. V. Hockey, Bottom Row: N. Gaughan, J. McMullin, B. Pyffer, C. Casey, K. Gallager, L. Powell, S. Beel, D. Stan- kiewiez, K. Whilleson, D. Gallagher, B. Wills, R. Vogel. Second Row: D. Trojak, L. Succio, C. Coyle, D. Francis, J. Cowgill, G. Llewellyn, R. Reader, G. Martin, K. Farrell, L. Pine. Third Row: J. Colantuono, B. Hillman, J. Nealon, K. Daisey, J. Gundle, E. Gonzales, J. Phillips, L. Labbree, C. Underwood, N. Herzstein. Junior Varsity Hockey Scores We They Audubon 1 1 Haddonfield 2 1 Salem 2 0 Palmyra 4 0 Woodstown 0 1 Rancocas Valley 1 1 Pitman 1 0 Kingsway 1 1 Clayton 1 0 Pennsville 0 1 Delsea 5 1 71 FOOTBALL BOTTOM ROW: G. Hammel, B. Newton, J. Elder, M. Hutchinson, C. Teschko, T. Eller, E. Cowgill, R. Chiodi, M. Set- tar, M. Franchi, B. Pollander, G. Wagner, M. Murphy, T. Beese. SECOND ROW: K. Krown, P. Coyle, M. Dunn, R. Marshall, M. Boyer, J. Ryan, B. Murphy, K. Rider, M. McCourt, P. Odorisio, K. Bozarth, T. Eller, W. Rebstock. THIRD ROW: Coach Howarth, Coach Kuczynski, Coach Banas, R. Cooney, M. Waters, K. Taylor, D. Casey, M. Zippel, B. King, G. Francis, J. McNutt, F. Podalski, B. Karpinski, T. McFadden, J. Baangan, W. Funk, P. Cipolone, B. Cowley, Coach Shimkus, Coach Booth, Coach McCormick. 72 Jack McNutt Frank Podolski Maury Waters All Group 1 — Honorable Mention Bruce Pollander Ed Cowgill Mike Settar 74 Front Row: M. Kean, B. Wilke, R. McCormick, E. Keebler, J. Joiner, J. MacAteer, E. Lonabaugh; Second Row: K. Krown, S. Esposito, W. Smith, J. Franchi, J. Myers, B. Rebstock, H. King, R. Wyeth, K. Bozarth; Third: Manager G. Flexon, B. Reed, E. Davids, T. Kormann, A. Wasiluk, C. VanFossen, K. Force, E. Pearce, D, Barcklow, J. Zippel, Coach Howarth. FRESHMEN We They 16 Woodstown 12 24 Salem 0 46 Pennsgrove 16 22 Pennsville 0 32 Kingsway 16 14 Clayton 6 12 Collingswood 14 14 Pitman 8 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS CO-CAPTAINS Ruth Bimey Nancy Ehrmann The cheerleaders play a major role in the de- velopment of enthusiasm and school spirit in the students at Gloucester High. Besides spending time after school practicing and cheer- ing at the games, the cheerleaders are involved in other activities to promote spirit. On the night before a game these girls decorate the boys’ locker room with posters and signs to show the team that the students are behind them 100%. They also decorate the Senior foot- ball players’ houses before the games with blue and gold streamers. The cheerleaders do a lot for our school but most of these activities would not be possible if it were not for their advisor. Miss Virginia Bums. Miss Bums works countless hours as advisor to the three cheering squads and the Pep Club. For these activities in particular which involve so much of her time, patience, and energy, the staff of the Blue and Gold is paying her special tribute. For her “all-out” effort the Senior Class says to Miss Bums an extra special, “Thanks for everything you’ve done!” BOTTOM ROW: E. Keith, J. Raczka, C. Keith, D. Martin, G. Martin, L. Conner, S. Graves, W. Jost, J. Ritchie, D. Schemelia. SECOND ROW: W. Grant, G. Burrow, E. Jones, N. Theckston, R. Keown, R. Deleandro, R. Ferraro, M. Nealon, D. Rusk, B. Jost, N. Baker, Coach Green. WE THEY 15 Clayton 50 18 Pitman 42 28 Delsea 29 15 Woods town 49 19 Audubon 38 15 Penns grove 48 18 Kingsway 45 28 Collingswood 28 18 Pennsville 45 15 Gloucester Catholic 49 15 Salem 50 28 Haddon Heights 27 CROSS COUNTRY TRI-COUNTY ALL STARTEAM 1st place — Dave Schemelia 3rd place — Joe Ritchie 6 th place — Walt Jost D. Shultz, E. Dennery, J. Wood, L. Gray, L. Farlow, Coach C. Rinewalt, L. Bolt, K. Gallagher, D. Thompson, A. Smith, B. Cheeseman. BASKETBALL WE THEY Rancocas 37 32 Palmyra 44 35 Haddon Heights 38 33 Moorestown 36 26 Cinnaminson 25 48 Salem 36 31 Woodstown 37 51 Saint Joseph’s 36 29 Penns Grove 32 36 Pitman 50 22 Kingsway 23 32 Clayton 43 13 Delsea 40 8 Saint Joseph’s 28 38 Pennsville 46 25 Pennsville 18 34 J.V. Basketball, BOTTOM ROW: K. Gallagher, P. Behm, G. Quinton, N. Herstein. SEC- OND ROW: L. Farley, A. Lynch, A. Underwood, D. Murphy, K. Deinaowiczk. Coach S. Seifert. WE THEY Rancocas 34 17 Palmyra 16 10 Haddon Heights 26 14 Morrestown 27 21 Cinnaminson 3S 25 Salem 13 15 Woodstown 18 10 Pitman 20 33 Kingsway 21 17 Clayton 24 10 Saint Joseph’s 30 12 Pennsgrove 16 7 Delsea 64 6 Saint Joseph’s 34 12 Pennsville 21 36 BOWLING S. VanFossen, Coach’s Special Assistant E. Vandvelt, P. Graf, P. Christy, J. Dam- minger, M. Vandvelt, D. Anello. BOTTOM ROW: T. Zane, A. Blome, J. Hudson, G. Wagner, Coach R. Snyder. SECOND ROW: S. Borden, B. Stainker, J. Lex, B. Stein, J. Young, B. Dilks, J. Heiser, K. Murphy, E. Keith. Boys’ Varsity Moorestown WE 0 THEY 3 Camden Technical 3 0 Riverside 1 2 Saint Joseph’s 1 0 Haddonfield 2 0 Haddon Township 1 Gloucester Catholic 1 0 Gloucester Technical 2 0 Moorestown 2 1 Camden Technical 3 0 Riverside 3 0 Saint Joseph’s 2 0 Haddonfield 3 0 Haddon Township 1 Gloucester Catholic 1 0 Gloucester Technical 2 0 Boys’ J.V. Girls’Varsity WE THEY WE THEY 3 0 0 3 3 0 3 0 3 0 1 2 3 0 3 2 3 0 3 1 3 0 . 2 3 0 3 2 3 0 3 1 0 3 2 1 2 1 3 0 2 1 3 0 1 2 3 1 2 1 3 0 3 0 _ 2 3 0 3 2 2 1 3 1 82 Varsity Basketball, BOTTOM ROW: Manager M. Llewellyn, C. Zearfoss, J. Willet, J. Barron, B. Long, W. Mergenthal, M. Hatton. SECOND ROW: Coach R. Huff, J. Staniatis, B. Hoyle, J. Dabek, M. Hutchinson, J. Wilson, Assistant Coach M. Burke, Manager B. Golaszewski. BASKETBALL WE THEY Glassboro 62 49 Pennsauken 58 48 Holy Cross 61 55 Kingsway 58 44 Collingswood 51 53 Haddon Heights 67 43 Overbrook 61 54 Salem 79 56 Clayton 58 44 Pennsgrove 59 30 Woodstown 58 40 Delsea 72 47 Gloucester Catholic 67 36 Pennsville 70 47 Pitman 62 52 Kingsway 67 44 Salem 66 60 Clayton 69 57 Pennsgrove 83 28 Woodstown 51 47 Delsea 72 39 Gloucester Catholic 51 35 Pennsville 78 29 Pitman 56 40 Williamstown 68 42 Salem 61 56 Haddonfield 38 56 TRI-COUNTY CHAMPS All Tri-County First Team: John Barron, Joe Willet. Second Team: John Dabek. WE THEY Glassboro 64 34 Pennsauken 72 54 Holy Cross 48 36 Kingsway 59 46 Collingswood 63 40 Salem 62 52 Clayton 56 29 Pennsgrove 53 29 Woodstown 65 54 Delsea 62 54 Gloucester Catholic 46 41 Pennsville 65 53 Pitman 69 62 Kingsway 50 32 Salem 47 66 Clayton 64 39 Pennsgrove 64 21 Woodstown 61 50 Delsea 57 48 Gloucester Catholic 45 43 Pennsville 55 46 Pitman 61 54 WE THEY Audubon 37 41 Haddon Heights 48 49 Collingswood 44 65 Pennsgrove 50 24 Woodstown 51 44 Saint Joseph's 51 27 Delsea 48 27 Pennsville 56 33 Pennsgrove 75 27 Delran 30 31 Saint Joseph's 63 48 Gloucester Catholic 37 33 Kingsway 50 13 Glassboro 37 53 Clayton 51 46 Delran 50 51 Pitman 53 48 Salem 40 50 J.V. Basketball, BOTTOM ROW: P. Franco, B. Long, W. Mergen- thal, R. Deleandro, T. Walters. SECOND ROW: Manager B. Golasz- ewski, B. Rebstock, M. Hatton, J. Raczka, J. Staniatis, J. Morelli, J. Wilson, Coach M. Burke. Freshman Basketball BOTTOM ROW: E. Keebler, S. Esposito, W. Smith, R. Reed, R. Wilson. SECOND ROW: Coach J. Kelly, D. Bark- low, A. Koch, B. Rebstock, C. VanFossen, K. Bozarth, R. Mc- Laughlin, E. Rossell. Varsity, Bottom Row: L. Gray, D. Brumbach, L. Bolt, G. Hallof, Coach M. Williams. Second Row: E. Hillman, D. Deleandro, J. Wood, P. Mc- Court, M. Jablonski. Third Row: R. Esposito, P. Kean, A. Smith, M. Gartland. LACROSSE Junior Varsity, Bottom Row: H. Henkel, J. Shedland, L. Gallagher, L. Powell, J. Phillips. Second Row: E. Gonzolas, J. Cowgill, J. Nealon, F. Sabastion, D. Hallof. 88 Varsity Lacrosse Scores We They Glass boro 6 4 Rancocas Valley 5 9 Cherry Hill East 7 9 Collingswood 1 13 Cinnaminson 6 6 Moorestown 4 10 Pitman 9 4 Merchantville 7 6 Glassboro 15 6 Cherry Hill West 4 13 89 GIRLS’ GOLF CLUB The girls’ golf club was introduced as a new sport to G.H.S. this year by Miss Gail Reedy. There were no competitive meets with other schools as it is a new club in most schools and rules have not yet been determined. This year’s club consisted of nine members from the senior high. The basic rules of the game were learned and practiced. In the future girls’ golf will be an accepted and widely prac- ticed sport among all schools. Students from the junior high are urged to take an interest in this newly forming group. 90 GOLF TEAM The Gloucester High Golf Team, coached by Mr. Frank Keebler, has been in existence for three years. Their home course is Medford Village Golf Course, Medford, New Jersey. The team plays all the schools in the Tri- County League as well as Gloucester Catho- lic, Audubon, Eastern, and Paulsboro. Each member of the club must provide his own equipment. The school provides the golf balls and pays the fee for the golf courses. This year’s schedule included practice from March 1 until April 1. There were twen- ty-two matches during the months of April and May. The team lost several valuable members from the 1972 graduating class including: Mickey Temmelo, John Brooks, Gary De- vine, Ray Cox, and Scott Hoover. The return- ing players this year were Mike Kidd, George Spingler, and Jim Hudson. Each year the team looks for more stu- dents to participate in this challenging sport. 91 Track Team, Bottom Row: N. Baker, B. Sykes, D. Schemelia, F. Hannold, D. Ritchie, A, Aman, D. Martin, J. Kain, M. Dunn, B. Karpinski, J. Gonzales, B. Carrick. Second Row: Coach H. Green, W. Riddle, L. Conners, T. Ryan, G. Martin, B. Gustatson, T. McFarland, D. Rusk, P. Coyle, P. Odoriso, W. Funk, P. Cipolone, A. Blum, B. Brown. Third Row: H. Batdorf, A. Johnson, T. Zane, J. Scout, G. Teears, S. Turk, Coach J. Cunningham, K. Boulden. TRACK AND FIELD Track Scores We They Woodbury 31 100 Pennsville 62 69 Kingsway 95 ‘ 2 35 ' 2 Gloucester Catholic 69 35 Audubon 49 82 Salem 96 35 Clayton 84 43 Pitman 67 ' 2 63 ‘ 2 Delsea 46 85 92 Field Team, Bottom Row: W. Funk, M. Dunn, J. Gonzales, P. Cipolone. Second Row: Steve Turk, T. Zane, B. Karpinski, Coach J. Cunningham, H. Batdorf, A. Blum. BASEBALL Varsity, Bottom How: Coach J. Kelly, G. Wagner, J. Hack, D. Casey, L. Sauer, J. Sutcliffe, M. Hutchinson, B. Mc- Kibban. Second Row: G. Francis, J. Chiodi, V. Reed, J. King, J. Goff, L. Harris, J. Raczka. Third Row: Managers: J. Cline, G. Flexon, B. Wills. 94 Varsity Baseball Scores We They Neuman 15 8 Pitman 4 5 Kingsway 4 8 Clayton 21 2 Woodstown 2 3 Pennsville 6 1 Salem 18 0 Gloucester Catholic 0 1 Delsea 3 6 Pennsgrove 2 1 Pitman 2 5 Kingsway 7 3 Clayton 2 1 Woodstown 6 5 Gloucester Catholic 0 4 FOOTBALL- F. Podolski. T. Eller, Baseball; G. Francis, Baseball; M. Waters. Missing: J. McNutt, J. Elder. SENIOR LIONS AND LIONETTES The 1973 Blue and Gold pays special tribute to G.H.S. Senior athletes. The students on these pages have participated in school sports for three consecutive years. Many of our Lions and Lionettes have been active in more than one sport. If so, this is mentioned in addition to the group with which they are pictured. HOCKEY: E. Hillman, Basketball; D. Deleandro, C. Cheeseman, L. Gray, Lacrosse. CHEERLEADERS: R. Birney, D. Brumbach, Lacrosse; J. Fields, Mascot; C. Franklin, N. Ehrmann. CROSS COUNTRY: W. Jost. Missing: J. Ritchie, Track and Field. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL: L. Farlow, E. Dennery, Hockey; L. Bolt, Hockey, Lacrosse. BOYS’ BASKETBALL: B. Hoyle, B. Ben- nett, J. Barron. Missing: J. Dabek, Golf. TRACK AND FIELD: P. Coyle, T. Ryan, R. Karpinski. Missing: P. Odorisio. It’s about time. The eighteen-year-olds were expected to assume the responsibilities of an adult; yet, legally, they were treated as childiren. — Bill Wood, Political Science Club I feel that if people can use the rights as they are supposed to, it will be all right. But if they start taking the rights for granted, then the rights should be taken away. — Ellen Baldwin, Cheerleader This (a better future) will depend upon whether the rights are used wisely and proper- ly. I, for one, see the future as my future, and I suppose maybe I am greedy to want the best future possible. — Marty Alexander, Earth Week With the intelligence and spirit that the majority of eighteen-year-olds have, I believe that they will build on what the adults provided, and make our country a great on$! — (Jerri Bowers, reflexions Staff HASN'T HE SUFFERED M STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Joan Smith — Corresponding Secretary John Dabek — Treasurer Gregg Francis — President Donna Deleandro — Vice President Ginny McKinney — Recording Secretary 100 First Row: T. Borghero, D. Zee, S. Reed. Second Row: R. Mc- Mullin, J. Pennington, L. Duke. SOPHOMORES Standing: B. King, J. Thomas, G. Burrows, R. Deleandro, M. Palumbo, J. Reid. Seated: P. Samartino, D. Wagner, J. O’Neill, P. Dickson, E. Gorecki. FRESHMEN K. Harden, C. Willette, L. Succio, M. Bundy, M. D’Anjolell, L. Labbree, A. Nelson. HONORARIES BOYS’ STATE George Wagner, Gregg Francis, Frank Podolski, Tony Eller, Thomas Gurick, Charles Gianvito. GIRLS’ STATE Eileen Dennery, Andrea Shusko, Linda Gray, Deborah Beel. MISS FIRE PREVENTION CITIZENSHIP INSTITUTE Linda Bolt Nancy Ehrmann JR. A.M.S. Amy Williams, Nancy Ehrmann, Mrs. Kampel — Advisor, Denise Osmola.Ginny McKinney.Congratulations to Nancy elected President of the South Jersey Jr. A.M.S.! Cheryl Burr— First place Donna Gillespie — Runner-up 103 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY FIRST ROW: Donna Deleandro — Secretary, Charles Gianvito — President, Mr. Snyder — Advi- sor, Joyce Damminger — Vice President, Linda Bolt — Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Deborah Taylor, Joyce, Fields, Deborah Newton, Deborah Beel. THIRD ROW: Linda Giglio, Gertrude Levins, Linda Gray, Andrea Shusko, Robyn Stephens. FOURTH ROW: George Wiese, Paul Odorisio, Alan Johnson. VOICE OF DEMOCRACY Thomas Gurick LION’S ROAR Eileen Hause — Editor-in-chief Mr. Robert Schairer — Advisor EDITORS Trudie Levins — Boys’ Sports Editor Patricia Scahill — Advertising Editor Cindy Stephens — Features Editor Ginny McKinney —Typing Editor Joyce Damminger — Girls’ Sports Editor Mike Bowell — Assistant Editor George Wiese — Exchange Editor Bob Karpinski — Photography Editor Missing from Photo: Joyce Fields — Art Editor Leslie Hill — News Editor reflexions Front Row: G. McKinney, E. Thompson, J. Capik, K. Dorris, G. Bowers, D. Fran- cis. Second Row: T. Levins, P. Scahill, T. Borghero, J. Damminger, Mrs. Llewel- lyn, Advisor. Third Row: D. Young, A. Shusko, K. Bowers, J. Mastel. QUILL AND SCROLL Front Row: T. Levins, E. Thompson, G. McKinney, A. Shusko, J. Shedland, E. Hause. Second Row: P. Scahill, D. Young, P. Bradway, S. Elliott, J. Damminger, J. Fields, Mrs. Llewellyn, Advisor. Third Row: S. Pritts, D. Deleandro, L. Hill, T. Marabito, A. Johnson. 105 BLUE AND GOLD 1973 Joyce Damminger — Editor-in- chief. Alan Johnson and Debbie Beet — Activities Editors. Debbie Taylor — Managing Editor. Sue Elliot — Literary Editor. 106 Paula Bradway and Joyce Fields — Layout Editors. Salli Pritts — Underclassmen Editor. Leslie Hill and Judy Shedland — Seniors Editors. Tony Mara bit o — Sports Editor. Ginny McKinney and Elaine Thompson — Typing Editors. Hope Henkel — Faculty Editor. CONCERT BAND DANCE BAND COLOR GUARD CONCERT CHOIR Color Guard Captain — Linda Sharp Co-captains — Cathy DePaul, Gerry Bowers Majorette Captain — Linda Giglio Co-captain — Lynn Wasko MAJORETTES no Drum Majorette — Deborah Beel Mascot — Joyce Fields Half Time Announcer — Eileen Dennery 111 JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS 112 REFRESHMENT STAND COMMITTEE The Refreshment Stand Committee is sponsored by the Student Council. The students who work on this committee sell hot dogs and beverages to the spectators at the G.H.S. athletic games. These students work very hard, under ex- tremely difficult circumstances. Through the combined efforts of faculty members and students a permanent stand was erected in the summer of 1972. 113 114 INTERACT NURSES’ AIDES AUDIO- VISUAL AIDES LIBRARY AIDES ECOLOGY CLUB EARTH WEEK 1972-1973 Under the guidance of two dedicated advisors, Earth Week becomes a bigger success each year. With the artistic and creative talents of Mr. Paul Gibbs, the imaginative ideas of Mrs. Louisa Llewellyn, and the hard-working hands of a group of concerned students, the annual Earth Week program develops into a meaningful and worthwhile activity. The students start early in the year to write for information from var- ious companies and governmental organizations. These pamphlets were given out near each display concerning a particular environmental prob- lem. These displays were the results of many weeks’ work by the stu- dents and advisors. Everybody spent hours after school, at night, and on weekends to finish the displays. Last year, the program contained many new features. A guest speak- er, Mr. Addison Bradley, came as a representative from the Camden County Park Commission and offered an interesting slide display. Steve Mayhugh, one of last year’s graduates, showed how bottles can be recy- cled into decorative ornaments. The idea of Earth Week does not exist for one night only, but lasts throughout the year. The Ecology Club has raised money in the last couple of years for landscaping the school grounds with trees, plants, and shrubs. The goal of the Earth Week program is to inform the public of the critical state of our environment and to have everyone join in the fight against pollution. 117 POLITICAL SCIENCE CLUB CHEMISTRY CLUB — - MW : w - .3 IjT-rv. FRENCH CLUB SPANISH CLUB 119 mmm PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB CINEMATOGRAPHY CLUB 120 ART CLUB BOWLING CLUB SKI CLUB LEADERS CLUB ----T STUDENT COUNCIL GIRLS’ BASKETBALL BOYS’ BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS HOCKEY 125 ONE-ACT PLAYS The fifth annual One-Act Play Contest, sponsored by the Student Council, was held on January 19, 1973, on the Gloucester High Stage. Winning the Contest was the sophomore play, “Home to Mother.” The plot revolved around John Wingate’s absentmindedly forgetting his wife’s birthday. She decides to go “home to mother” just be- fore John’s boss is going to pay a visit. He attempts to present a wife to his boss, but forgets he asked three different women to play her. A variety of complications made this play very comical. “And So the Jury Was Hung” was the title of the senior One-Act. Trouble ariseswhena meek, mild man. Mr. Litel Quirt, is closed into a room with eleven women. The women, are more interested in their own problems. Unusual situations occur adding to the comedy of the play. An original play written by a group of students was presented as the junior One-Act. Castle Dracula provides the set for “Ugh Story.” The plot centered around Count Dracula and Countess Morga who married off their beastly daughter to a smooth and sophisticated gigalo. “Worthless Cad.” “Bench 18” was the freshman One-Act. The play takes place in a park on a summer evening during the 1950’s. Two young people, who have been corresponding for some time, are to meet for the first time. The following awards were announced later at a cast party. Best Actress was Beverly Young, the maid in the sophomore play. Runner-up was Amy Williams. Morga in the junior entry. Best Actor hon- ors went to Marty Alexander. Dracula in the junior play. Runner-up was Bob Kirchoff who played the boss in the sophomore One-Act. riiiiiMiifi SOUTH PACIFIC George Wagner as Lieuten- ant Cable Frank Podolski as DeBecque Emile Amy Williams as Nellie Forbush Linda Bolt as Liat 128 Coach Howarth and “Billis” Coaches Kuczynski, Kelly, and Bums The 1973 annual school play was held on April 12, 13, and 14 in the high school auditorium. South Pacific took place during World War II on an island in the Pacific. The story revolves around two love affairs; the first was be- tween Emile DeBecque, a wealthy plantation owner, and Nellie Forbush, a Navy nurse. Nellie becomes very at- tached to the children of Emile’s household not knowing they are his own children. He had been previously married to a native woman who had died. Nellie finds the truth about the children’s mixed origins very hard to accept. The second love affair was between Lieutenant Cable, an officer in the Navy, and Liat, a lovely native girl. Bloody Mary, Liat’s mother, uses many tricks to get the two together. They do fall in love; nonetheless, Cable finds it difficult to accept Liat since she is a dark-skinned native and he is conservative and fearful of what the people back home in Philadelphia might think. An urgent mission to a Japanese-occupied island arises. Emile agrees to go since he knows the topography of the island. Cable goes also. When he is facing danger, he real- izes his true feelings for Liat. Emile returns from the suc- cessful mission to find that Nellie has accepted his chil- dren and agreed to marry him. Cable is killed during the mission, leaving Liat to mourn for the love they could nev- er again share. Luther Billis provides comic relief and contrast to the main romantic plot. He gets himself and his Seabee bud- dies into money-making schemes, from a small-time laun- dry service to souvenir snatching. The photos on these pages were taken during a February rehearsal. Miss Girard, the rehearsal pianist, was absent that evening. Dave Casey as Captain Brackett Tony Eller as Commander Harbison Jack McNutt as “Stewpot” Waldy Funk as “The Professor” Shannon Coyle as Luther Billis Kelly Coyle as Negana Debbie Brumbach as “Bloody Mary” 130 — COMMUNITY EDUCATION These pages have been paid for by Community Education. Community Education Administrative Staff — Gisele Herbert, Art DiPatri, Valerie Gedral, Diane Lusk. Community Education is for all age groups in the community. All aspects of the program are offered to our citizens who help plan and take part in the many worthwhile activities. Preschoolers — Elementary Students — High School Students — Adults — Senior Citizens Recreation — Education — Social Events — Leisure Activities — Cultural Activities Florence Merker, Coordinator of High School Equivalency Program. Karl Kohler, Faculty Advisor for Tutorial Program. Tutorial programs Adult evening school Consumer education Pre-school activities Senior citizens as helpers in the school Film festivals Cultural trips High school equivalency programs Discussion groups 135 STUDENT ACTIVITIES DIRECTORY — 1972-73 Band Advisor — Jules Seder President — George Wiese Vice-president — Anthony Pinardo Secretary — David Schemel Treasurer — Susan Patterson Basketball — Varsity Coach — Carol Rinewalt Co-captains — Linda Bolt, Louise Farlow Blue and Gold Literary Advisor — Joan Wechter Business Advisor — Joseph Gallagher Editor-in-chief — Phoebe J. Damminger Managing Editor — Deborah Taylor Layout Editors — Joyce Fields. Paula Brad- way Literary Editor — Suzanne Elliott Sports Editor — Antonio Marabito Bowling Club — Senior High Advisor — Ralph Snyder Secretary — James Hudson Boys' State — Spring, 1972 Delegates — Anthony Eller, Gregg Francis, Frank Podolski, George Wagner Alternate — Charles Gianvito Le Cercle Francois (French Club) Advisor — Michael Cipolla President — Wayne Hill Vice-president, Secretary — David Schemel Treasurer — Diane Anello Cheerleaders Advisor — Virginia Bums Varsity Co-captains Nancy Ehrmann, Ruth Bimey Junior Varsity Co-captains — Eileen Gorecki, Deborah Gallagher Freshmen Captain — Susan Ehrmann Junior High Co-captains - Renee Naccarto, Donna Bimey Citizenship Institute — Spring, 1972 Delegate — Nancy Ehrmann Alternate — Linda Bolt Johnson Typing Editors — Virginia McKinney. Elaine Thompson Faculty Editor — Hope Henkel Underclassmen Editor — Melanie Pritts Seniors Editors — Judith Shedland, Leslie Hill Activities Editors Deborah Beel, Alan Camden County Government Day — Spring. 1972 Michael Bowell, Audrey Campise, Joseph DeWechter, Timothy Duffy, Ruth Esposito. Edward Keith, Allison Smith, Joan Smith Class Officers Senior Advisor — Ralph Snyder President — Gregg Francis Vice-president — Jack McNutt Secretary — Linda Bolt Treasurer — John Dabek Junior Advisor — Louise Llewellyn President — Amy Williams Vice-President — Joseph Willett Secretary — Joan Smith Treasurer — Audrey Campise Sophomore Advisor — Paul Gibbs President — Robert I,ong Vice-president — Catherine Hubbard Secretary — Glynneth Llewellyn Treasurer — Jean Wood Freshmen Advisor Arthur Elwell President — Cindy Gibbons Vice-president — Cheryl Mason Secretary — Janice McMullin Treasurer — Linda Reed Color Guard Advisor — Jules Seder Captain — Linda Sharp Co-captains — Gerry Bowers, Cathy DePaul Football — Varsity Coach — Stephen Shimkus Captain — Gregg Francis Co-captains —Jack McNutt. Maurice Waters Future Business Leaders of America (F.B.L.A.) Advisor Howard Wexler President — Elaine Thompson Vice-president — Amy Williams Future Nurses Association (F.N.A.) Advisor — Loretta McNulty President — Cynthia Stevens Vice-president — Connie Marsden Secretary — Kim Dorris Cross Country Coach — Harry Green Co-captains Joseph Ritchie. Walter Jost Football Announcers Eileen Dennery, Thomas Gurick, Michael Kidd Future Teachers of America (F.T.A.) Advisor — Kristina Klotz President — Cynthia Stevenson Vice-president — Patricia Martin Secretary — Donna Knowles Treasurer — Donna Deleandro Girls’ State — Spring. 1972 Delegates — Andrea Shusko. Eileen Dennery Alternates — Linda Gray. Deborah Beel Hockey — Junior High Coach — Gayle Reedy Captains: Team 1 — Kim Shultz Team 2 — Rosemary Shodder Team 3 — Patricia Schilling Hockey — Varsity Coach — Betty Miller Captain Linda Bolt Homecoming Queen — Ruth Bimey Court — Deborah Brumbach, Nancy Ehrmann. Linda Bolt Interact Advisor — Joseph Kelly President Anthony Eller Vice-president — Gregg Francis Secretary — Karen McIntyre Treasurer — Robyn Stephens Junior Administrative Management Society (A.M.S.) Advisor — Bernice Kampel Nancy Ehrman. Virginia McKinney. Denise Osmola, Amy Williams The Lion's Hoar Advisor — Robert Schairer Editor-in-chief— Eileen Hause Assistant Editor — Michael Bowell News Editor Leslie Hill Exchange Editor — George Wiese Girls Sports Editor — Joyce Damminger Mr. and Miss Senior Ronald D’Anjolell Patricia Parker Junior Charles D’Anjolell Denise Carr Jr High Art Club Advisor — Henry Karpinski President — William Goins Vice-president — Karen Morelli Secretary — Theresa Baker Treasurer — Nancy Weatherly Jr. High Chess Club Advisor — Wesley Myers President — Allen Hubbs Vice-president Richard Stewart Secretary — Steven Mergenthal Junior Miss G.H.S. Representative — Andrea Shusko Alternate — Linda Bolt Library Aides Advisor — Florence Wallis President — Hope Henkel Vice-president — Virginia McKinney Secretary' — Allison Smith Treasurer — Kathleen Regan Bovs’ Sports Editor — Trudie Levins Features Editor — Cynthia Stevens Advertising Editor — Patricia Scahill Business Editor Katherine Underwood Typing Editor — Virginia McKinney Art Editor — Joyce Fields Photography Editor— Robert Karpinski Majorettes Advisor — Jules Seder Captain — Linda Giglio Co-captain — Dawn White Drum Majorette — Deborah Beel Mascot — Joyce Fields Miss Fire Prevention First Place — Cheryl Burr Second Place — Donna Gillespie Sophomore Timothy Barton Eileen Gorecki Freshmen Glenn Mason Michele D’Anjolell National Honor Society Nassau Chapter Advisor Ralph Snyder President — Charles Gianvito Vice-president — Joyce Damminger Secretary' — Donna Deleandro Treasurer — Linda Bolt Pep Club Advisor — Virginia Bums President — Julie Capik Vice-president — Elaine Dougherty Secretary — Joseph Abate Political Science Club Advisor — Louise Llewellyn President — Alan Johnson Prom — Spring, 1972 Queen — Karen McIntyre Quill and Scroll (National Honor Society for High School Journalists) Advisor — Louisa Llewellyn President — Eileen Hause Secretary — Virginia McKinney Historians — Joyce Damminger, Judith Shedland Court — Diane Burt, Elaine Thompson, Anna Dunfee, Kathy Dickson Spanish Club Advisor — Rose Kohn President — Marisa Costellano Vice-president — Diane Francis Secretary — Janice Phillips Treasurer— Karen Mickle Stage Crew Advisor — William Howarth Chairmen: John Campiglia, Kevin Taylor Student Council Advisor — James Hetherington President — Gregg Francis Vice-president — Donna Deleandro Recording Secretary — Virginia McKinney Corresponding Secretary- — Joan Smith Treasurer — John Dabek Refreshment Stand Committee: Chairman — Andrea Shusko Voice of America Contest Advisor — Joseph McCullough New Jersey State Winner — Thomas Gurick I think that eighteen-year-olds deserve more rights than they already have because i they have to risk their lives for our country, they should have equal rights as an adult. — Karen Harris ’74 People can get married without their parents’ permission. This is not too good because marriage is for life and I think eighteen is too young. — Paul Cipolone ’75 They are good to have but watch out if they are abused. I do not think the eighteen-year- olds will use the right to vote more than their parents did. — Lewis Golden ’76 Voting (will be most used) because most young people of today want to get involved with the government. — Jenai Francis ’77 JUNIORS MR. and MISS Denise Carr Chuck D’Anjollel CLASS OFFICERS and ADVISOR Amy Williams — President Chris Hopkins — Secretary Mrs. Llewellyn — Advisor Audrey Campise — Treasurer Joe Willett — Vice-President 142 11A First Row: C. Borden, G. Bowyer, A. Brangan, C. Bronson, M. Bowell. Second Row: F. Bronson, W. Brandt, A. Branch, M. Alexander. Third Row: L. Bashore, D. Buffetta, J. Athey, W. Boyer, J. Abate, T. Beese. 143 First Row: F. Boulden, B. Buckwalter, M. Castellano, D. Anello, J. Casserley, J. Capik. Second Row: D. Carr, T. Cooney, P. Christy, B. Alvarez, G. Bowers, A. Campise, L. Cook, T. Borghero. FRONT ROW: R. Chiodi, R. Cooney, L. Bundy, L. Conner, L. Duke, M. Dunn. SECOND ROW: B. Calley, J. Dennery, J. Dewechter, B. Covert, T. Duffy, C. D’Anjolell, B. Clork. (Missing: T. Carpenter, J. Campiglia, M. Dolan). FRONT ROW: J. Cowgill, E. Gon- zales, S. Fulbrick, J. Engstrom, A. El- lis, J. Franco, L. Devine. SECOND ROW: D. Ellis, S. Gardner, D. Get- tings, D. Davids, K. Dorris, E. Dough- erty, B. Ferrei, R. Esposito, J. Eberle, D. Francis, M. Costello. (Missing: C. Fargey). 144 ne FIRST ROW: S. Harrison, C. Hopkins, N. Hill, P. Jones, S. Hagan, S. Gurick, D. Handy. SECOND ROW: D. Hallof, K. Harris, D. Keebler, P. Kean, L. Henry, R. Kain. FIRST ROW: R. Riley, S. Harris, M. Franchi, E. Hammel, B. Gross. SECOND ROW: J. Heiser, J. Gallagher, S. Graves, J. Hale, D. Gilliard, B. Force, D. Gram- ley, T. Farley, S. Flowers, F. Griffith. 145 FIRST ROW: R. McMullin, D. Lex, R. Marshall. SECOND ROW: J. Joiner, D. Halt, M. Mixon, J. Hudson, C. Logan, J. McNutt, M. Light, E. Marchese, E. Keith, J. Hill (Missing: J. Lex, R. Holden, A. Malinowski). FIRST ROW: J. Phillips, D. Patterson, A. Kirchner, B. Lee, D. Leafy, M. Laluk. SECOND ROW: K. Mikle, D. Knowles, J. Reader, J. Reader, P. Martin, T. Marsden, L. Myers, D. McGuigan, R. Merry - field, D. Nazzario (Missing: J. Mergenthal, D. Osmola). FIRST ROW: P. Reynolds, H. Schrider, S. Reed, P. Priest, F. Sebastian, D. Schultz. SEC- OND ROW; I. Rink, M. Reed, B. Rietz, L. Ruple. THIRD ROW: A. Smith, L. Sharp, K. Schoer. FOURTH ROW: F. Russell, M. Rickards, D. Sanderson (Missing: D. Reed). FIRST ROW: T. Moore, K. Moyer, R. Sherrer, D. Schemelia. SECOND ROW: M. Settar, J. Nelson, B. Pollander. THIRD ROW: K. Moyer, D. Ross, K. Peeke (Missing: J. Pennington, C. Rhoda, J. Morelli, S. Shanahan, J. Saxenmeyer). 147 FIRST ROW: J. Simila, C. Zearfoss, B. Tobin, M. Wrigley. SECOND ROW: J. Tussey, J. Wilke, M. Woer- ner, K. Taylor, A. Tisoskey. THIRD ROW: M. Dolan. FOURTH ROW: J. Wilson, C. Watson, G. Sims, G. Springier. FIRST ROW: J. Smith, M. Vandvelt, J. Veley, N. Zieminski, J. Stanley. SECOND ROW: D. Zee, D. Van Fossen, R. Tedesco, C. Underwood. THIRD ROW: D. Stinsmen, A. Williams, E. Young, J. Underwood. 148 SOPHOMORES MR. AND MISS Eileen Gorecki Tim Barton CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISOR Mr. Gibbs — Advisor Cathy Hubbard — Vice President Bob Long — President Jean Wood — Treasurer Glynneth Llewellyn — Secretary 149 FRONT ROW: L. Anzide, D. Bennett, S. Beel, D. Andre, J. Bundy. SECOND ROW: M. Cer- rone, E. Cheeseman, K. Brawn, D. Andrea, J. Caporusso, C. Casey. (Missing: R. Bauer, T. Bar- ron, D. Burkhardt). FRONT ROW: K. Abernathy, K. Boulden, D. Bloom, S. Bruccoliere. SECOND ROW: P. Cipolone, R. Becker. THIRD ROW: R. Bobo, R. Bimey, M. Burke, J. Bennett. (Missing: J. Abrams, S. Cianchetti, R. Canning, H. Cluz- ton, B. Bustard, K. Bawers, D. Burt). 150 10B FIRST ROW: G. Burrows, C. Rivera, E. Beebe. SECOND ROW: M. Hatton, B. Keown, J. Wood, D. Martin. THIRD ROW: R. Murphy, K. Murphy, S. Kephart, K. McFadden. FIRST ROW: P. Steelman, D. Parry. SECOND ROW: D. Dempsey, R. Boulden, S. Wimmer, K. Gallagher, T. Ritchie. THIRD ROW: J. O’Neill, K. Stephen, P. Alexander, K. Wingerter, L. Powell, B. Young, P. Behm. 151 FRONT ROW: C. DePaul, D. Dawson, S. Dolan. SECOND ROW: A. Dunfee, L. Etherington. THIRD ROW: D. Eller, K. Daisey, D. Gallagher, K. Frank, C. Coyle, P. Dickson, J. Davis. FRONT ROW: R. Cogill, R. Deleandri, S. Feaster, C. Duffy. SECOND ROW: M. Dickorman, B. Collins, T. Elder, R. Ferraro, J. Farley, M. Estes, C. Countryman. 152 FRONT ROW: J. Hopkins, B. Gustafson, M. Gramley, B. Kain, T. Kain. SECOND ROW: R. Gibble, R. Giberson, J. Harris, B. Hagan, J. Gonzales, A. Hirshom. FRONT ROW: D. Keown, S. Henry, E. Guldin, D. Holcombe, K. Gra- bowski, E. Lafferty. SECOND ROW: P. Graf, E. Gorecki, C. Hubbard. 153 FRONT ROW: J. Martin, C. McNutt, K. McPaland, K. Meehan, D. McConnell, B. McHugh. SECOND ROW: P. McCourt, J. Nealo, A. McAteer, K. McFarland, G. Llewellyn. FRONT ROW: M. Kaye, G. Martin, C. Keith, J. McNamee, J. McNamee, J. Mas- tel. SECOND ROW: C. Kiefreider, R. Mackey, R. McJean, B. Long, B. Kuni, M. Massimo. 154 FRONT ROW: M. Murphy, C. Mills. SECOND ROW: B. Nevins, B. Newton, M. Palumbo, J. Raczka, G. Mitchell, T. Rebstock. (Missing: A. Pinardo, M. Pinardo, S. Revan). 155 FRONT ROW: K. Reynolds, P. Seniff, D. Ruggles, S. Sharp, C. Sweeney. SECOND ROW: P. Samartino, K. Regan, D. Schmucker, R. Rocco, P. Ritchie, P. Sheridan, D. Stankiewioz, K. Stecklair. (Missing: N. Landers, C. Smallock, D. Stubbs). FRONT ROW: B. Zippel, R. Wilson, J. Weatherly, P. Welsh, J. Thomas, M. Theckston, E. Walter, C. Teschko, J. Willett, A. Williamson. SECOND ROW: J. Young, G. Underwood, P. Walters, E. Waldron, D. Sykes. (Missing: B. Vogel). FRONT ROW: C. Zane, D. White, L. Wasko, L. Whitter, S. Thomas, J. Wood, L. Thomas, SECOND ROW: K. Whilleson, N. Tumlin, J. Wegener, D. Wagner, E. Wills. (Missing: C.Tice, K. Waddington). 10H FRESHMEN MR. AND MISS Michelle D’Anjolell Glenn Mason CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISOR Linda Reed — Treasurer Cindy Gibbons — President Mr. Elwell — Advisor Janice McMullin — Secretary Cheryl Mason — Vice-President 158 FIRST ROW: A. Banchi, M. Allahand, B. Boil. SECOND ROW: D. Carney, S. Bramble, J. Chiro, K. Birley, L. Arena, B. Annello, M. Billingham (Missing: K. Burt, P. Brant, D. Chambers). FIRST ROW: J. Casserly, B. Bashore, W. Benner, B. Britton, R. Carsillo, S. Bor- den, B. Baker. SECOND ROW: M. Bundy, J. Baldwin, K. Bozarth, D. Barclow, J. Carlino, J. Bradshaw, J. Brophy. (Missing: B. Cattell). 159 FIRST ROW: M. Dick, B. Dick, B. Cunningham, R. Chamberlain, J. Cline. SECOND ROW: D. Devine, D. Dewechter, J. Eqbert, E. Davids, B. Dilks. THIRD ROW: P. Eggles- ton, B. Cowgill, B. Davis. FIRST ROW: K. Deinarowicz, D. Dempsey, M. D'Anjollel, V. DiCiano, D. Darrow. SECOND ROW: M. DeLucia, J. DeNardo, D. Dannibel, J. Colun- tuono, J. Cowgill, L. Chismar. THIRD ROW: R. DeCastro, P. Cowley, L. Daniels. (Missing: C. Davids). 160 FRONT ROW: S. Gifford, B. Fithian, C. Gibbons, N. Gaughan, D. Epright, L. Griffin. SECOND ROW: R. Gartland, K. Farrell, G. Garson, S. Ehrmann, A. Gorman, V. Galanti, L. Farley, S. Engs- tron. (Missing: C. Ellis, G. Greener, K. Forker, C. Fischer, P. Feather, V. Graser). FRONT ROW: L. Golden, F. Gettings, R. Gamble. SECOND ROW: J. Franchi, L. Forand, W. Gallagher, E. Gaughan, P. Gaston, B. Gamer, B. Gibbons. THIRD ROW: M. Ellis, J. Franchi. (Missing: K. Force, S. Esposito, P. Franco). 161 9D FRONT ROW: E. Jones, D. Brubb, T. Jen- kins, J. Hack, C. Hagan, G. Jenniss, J. Join- er, B. Hagan. SECOND ROW: W. Grant, T. Hitchcock, I. Hunter, G. Hance, J. Johnson, G. Humphries, B. Jones. (Missing: F. Han- cock, L. Humphrey, M. Hutchinson). FRONT ROW: D. Hewitt, L. Hopkins, K. Harden, D. Henry. SECOND ROW: D. Hennessey, C. Hubbs, E. Hill, D. Hanson, L. Haberle. THIRD ROW: K. Houlihan, B. Hillman. (Missing: M. Jenkins, T. Harrison, R. Hen- derson, N. Herzstein, J. Gundle). 162 FRONT ROW: K. Malloy, L. LaPatrick, K. Kienzel, T. Lado, L. Keen, C. Johnson, A. Lauria, L. Kienzel, D. Lynch. SECOND ROW: A. Lynch, L. LaBree, J. Johnson, K. Kelly, W. Krown, L. Jef- feries, L. Kelly, L. Kolson. FRONT ROW: S. Lat- ko, H. King, C. Jorden, M. King, A. Kormann, P. Kain, B. Kimble. SECOND ROW: T. Kirk, M. Lapiska, T. Lorton, A. Koch. B. Jost, E. Keebler, E. Lonabaugh, W. Kean. (Missing: K. Krown, J. Kuni). 163 FRONT ROW: R. McLaughlin, C. Oehlert, J. Marshall, E. Oehlert, G. McGrath, J. Massi- mo. SECOND ROW: J. McKenney, M. Nealon, J. McAteer, G. Mason, J. Myers, R. Mc- Cormick, W. McKinney. FRONT ROW: M. McGinnis, D. Menna, D. Morton. SECOND ROW: D. Nonemaker, A. Nelson, D. Murphy, V. Martin, A. Martz, C. Mason, j. McMullin, G. Parker, M. McGlinchey, L. Marshall, K. McAteer. 164 9G FRONT ROW: L. Rodman, S. Patterson, D. Ponurek, R. Rey- nolds, R. Reader, S. Ruffner. SECOND ROW: D. Rodenbaugh, L. Pine, D. Reader, L. Reed, L. Pond, A. Robinson, L. Rivera. 165 FRONT ROW: M. Spangler, J. Sturgis, J. Tighe, M. Similia, C. VanFossen, W. Smith, H. Walker. SECOND ROW: K. Sherrer, C. Thilo, R. Sooy, B. Shinka, J. Smith. (Missing: E. Unger, T. Schultz, B. Tessing). FRONT ROW: B. Schools, L. Succio, J. Sanders, T. Sario, C. Shoemaker, T. Schules. SECOND ROW: D. Teears, B. Stubbs, S. Thom, C. Sharp, D. Tisoskey, M. Titz, T. Speich. (Missing: D. Sharp, M. Seubert). 166 FRONT ROW: C. Waldron, M. Wiltsey, N. Wenner, D. Trojack, L. Wegmann, S. Van- Fossen, T. Vilardo. SECOND ROW, P. Vickery, L. Zieminski, C. Willette, T. Wunder, A. Underwood, B. Zdon, R. Vogel, E. VanGemert. FRONT ROW: A. Wurtzel, A. Weatherly, B. Wikle, W. Wills, D. White, R. Wyeth, A. Waskiluk, R. Wright, A. Warner. SECOND ROW: J. Zee, J. Zippel, T. Willis, R. Wilson, J. Williamson, W. Wumer, J. Zane. 167 CHIPPEWAS 8A FIRST ROW: C. Marsilio, J. Ferrell, L. Davis, R. Sanders, R. Naccarto, K. Osmola, K. Stinsman, R. Gruff, R. Hall, J. Alvarez. SECOND ROW: S. Gallegher, H. Groat man, J. Gerber, F. Snyder, F. Sherrer, D. Whitten, R. Myers, M. Llew- ellyn, G. Carey, W. Dorris, T. Walker, P. Welah, R. Shoemaker, J. Dunn. THIRD ROW: E. Morrow, P. Casey, C. An- zide, P. Deleandro, P. Beel, V. Alcott, N. McGrath, C. Higgonbottom, K. Kuczynski, K. Kelly, L. Keen, M. McGraw, J. Filer. 8B FIRST ROW: K. Mondile, M. Roscoe, K. Britton, D. Carr, L. Walton, J. Golaszewski, D. Hulme, T. Chambers. SEC- OND ROW: S. Burrows, W. Griffith, T. Hack, M. Medden, M. Franco, C. Ellis, A. Banchi. THIRD ROW: A. Durbin, J. Britton, S. Hans, S. Fleming, D. Draper, K. Renshaw, A. Smith, J. Doyle. 168 FIRST ROW: J. Brunhamer, G. Coleman, R. Carlino, S. Falcey, M. Barrow, R. Bloom, C. Hesington, F. Underwood. SECOND ROW: E. Baehr, M. Hagerty, D. Duffy, J. Taylor, G. Ross, R. Graves, R. Raymond, P. Bennett, B. Sharp. THIRD ROW: E. Lynch, T. Yates, D. Hill, T. Blaylock, M. Thau, C. Seniff, B. Branagan, S. Ireland, S. Priest, K. Sbalcio, K. Schemelia (Missing: T. House, E. King, D. Peterson). 8D FIRST ROW: D. Ellenbark, T. Fulmer, D. Lee, P. Myers, R. Myers, D. Bimey, J. Wrigley, R. Fager. SECOND ROW: E. Sheridan, E. Strang, R. Hansen, G. Ruple, G. Madison, B. Dilks, D. Gibbs, M. Devine, C. Ashmen. THIRD ROW: R. Waddington, J. Kline, M. Styan, M. Riley, P. Brown, M. Willette, L. Chona, E. Griffin, D. Og- den, P. Beece, D. Jurkiewicz, S. Martin, S. Lynch (Missing: S. Bowers). 169 8E FIRST ROW: C. Walen, R. Barr, G. Lavte, A. Nonamaker, J. Sanderson. K. Schultz, K. Hagerthey, L. Pye, C. Davis, J. Alexander. SECOND ROW: B. Hammell, A. Kirchoff, E. Mortarano, A. Succio, J. Capik, B. Cheeseman, A. Lancaster, J. Carrick, J. Wills, J. Beel, W. Rossell, F. Lane. THIRD ROW: K. Foster, J. Francis, B. Bower, L. Stevenson, V. Barlow, P. Hazlett, C. Butler, R. Wojtkowiak, C. Schae- fer, W. Taylor, G. Stanley, L. Mealey, K. Mailley. 8F FIRST ROW: S. Sharp, C. Billingham, P. Davis, D. Sooy, J. Spade, G. Rooper, E. Durbin, J. Genovese, M. McGlinchey. SECOND ROW: V. Joseph, J. Merryfield, R. Viebel, B. Seriff, G. Durr, D. Cathcart, K. Brysewski, T. Park, M. Gundle, P. Lynch. THIRD ROW: J. Krawecz, F. Samrtino, B. Garber, R. Shod- der, D. McConnell, A. DiVietro, D. Cockius, K. Batezel, P. Gibbons, W. Ludium, P. Giddeon. 8G FIRST ROW: J. Hogan, J. Zuccarelli, J. Palumbo, P. Underwood, D. Moss. SECOND ROW: J. Colledge, M. Bendorf, J. Markiewicz, J. Hans, D. Reed. THIRD ROW: G. Flexon, B. Bowell, K. Peeke, J. Pitzo, N. Gilliard. FOURTH ROW: P. Mailley, P. Szachewicz, P. Nealon, K. Barton, C. Chamberlin, J. Laluk. FIFTH ROW: R. Dilks, C. Tessing, D. Underwood, H. Barrett, B. Ludlam (Missing: T. Girgenti, J. Hagerty, K. Keller, P. Goins, B. Knapp, M. Light, G. Gruff). SPECIAL EDUCATION FIRST ROW: G. Storms, B. Warner, E. Flutka. SECOND ROW: E. Quinn, D. Rusk, B. Golasz- ewski, J. Dubell, B. Rusckai, D. Ramasbottom, J. Thomas, E. Armstrong. 7A First Row: T. Bradshaw, K. Ruszai, C. Kricher, R. Rauchut, R. Davis, H. Levins, M. Connell, S. Farley, D. Aurand, W. Ritchie, M. Beese. Second Row: W. Rusk, A. Brangan, B. Vickery, S. Bennett, J. Baker, C. Tobias, B. Fithian, R. Pye, D. Leeds. (Missing: P. Susini, D. Underwood). 7B First Row: S. Hoeger, B. St. John, M. Milozenski, D. Lonabough, K. Egank, K. Cattell, P. Powell, N. Siman, C. DiVitro, L. Rossell, K. Clair, F. Messerschmidt, D. Bowell. Second Row: G. Graves, J. Peters, B. Sweeney, M. Fischer, H. Vickory, L. Daniels. (Missing: B. Boyle, C. Hunter). 7C Front Row: K. Recard, J. Waddington, M. Merai, P. Bolt. Second Row: J. Wrigley, N. Nealon, T. Girgenty. Third Row: D. Hennessy, K. Ritchie, K. Norman. Fourth Row: F. DeLucia, M. Pezzuto, D. Marchione, E. Stankiewiez, H. Loute, G. Etherington, T. Barron, D. Almony, L. Kusmanick, P. Walter, D. Whilleson, R. Bowe, B. Kimble, R. Anderson, D. Ireland. Front Row: C. Dilks, S. Brandt, C. Capewell, W. Billingham, M. Chismar, J. Brophy, A. Duggan, W. Conne- ry TN ly, W. Goins, J. Garber, J. Ulak. Second Row: G. Hancock, R. Butler, B. Bowell, L. Williams, B. Van Gemert, I -Lr B. Reynolds, P. King, R. Piper, L. Henry, M. Wills, J. Wurtzel. Third Row: N. Thomson, V. Carsillo, M. Bar- ton, V. Mazza, T. Brennan, J. Fithian, T. Johnson, J. Werner, P. Moring. 7E FIRST ROW: R. Davison, T. DeStasio, D. Smith, J. Stinsman, G. Renneles, R. Zippel, J. Huston, E. Lynch, B. Dolan. SECOND ROW: S. Stone, H. Cutler, C. McHugh, T. Baker, W. Cheesman, K. Hoffman. THIRD ROW: G. Moore, J. McAteer, S. Howey, D. Nonamaker, C. Lott, D. Keefreider. C. Ross, P. Shilling, T. Bennett, D. Keown, B. Dorris, S. Ferraro, R. Gonzales, D. Harris. FOURTH ROW: B. Oriti. 7F FIRST ROW: L. Fisher, Sivlak, R. Stewart, S. Collins, S. Baehr, M. VanFossen, A. Hubbs, D. Hauckes, J. Banning, S. Mergenthal, J. Powell, E. Mahan. SECOND ROW: N. Weatherley, C. Cowg- ill, P. Southwick, D. Harris, P. Pine, J. O’Connor, J. Senatore, K. Franco, F. Caporusso, P. Bart. THIRD ROW: B. Boyle, B. Brown, T. Morton, J. McPherson, M. Sturmfels, K. Morelli (Missing: J. Pezzuto). 174 7G FRONT ROW: J. Gorman, T. Holcombe, R. Burkhart, R. Trowbridge, R. Randolph, J. Neveil, G. Mill- er, G. Reid, R. McKenney, D. Stinsman, F. Liberi, L. Ginty, D. Eller. SECOND ROW: S. Cunningh- am, C. Pfeffer, R. Wemer, L. Beebe, D. Hewitt, C. Hagan, P. Duffy, J. Coyle, A. Axler. THIRD ROW: I. Guldin, T. Eller, L. Zee, K. Miller, D. Yourison. (Missing: K. Hoover). SOCIALS “73” Front Row: M. Hagan, K. Sheridan, A. Terry, R. Bimey — Vice-President; Second Row: D. Gillespie — President, D. Ritchie — Treasurer, E. Hause, J. Griffith. CO-ETTES Front Row: E. Thompson, D. Brumbach, J. Shedland, H. Henkel — Secretary, L. Gray Treasurer, S. Pritts, S. Elliott; Second Row: C. Cheeseman, Linda Bolt, P. Bosco — Vice-President, P. Bradway, E. Dennery — President. 176 “. . . may I graduate well and earn honors in Life.” Congratulations to you and to each of your classmates for whom Graduation Da is a veri sfu’ ml occasion e wish you success and happiness in the years ahead As you seek new goals and conquer the prob- lems you will face perhaps you mas benefit in sharing a motto which has helped guide us since nvememu' vmm outJancmus W I Vk 1 LI MM) A WA OR MAM: OM BANK OF NEW JERSEY Mv-M.tH-- I i-.t« il IH':’-'•! I'-'uranw 1 -rev 177 “1973 COLLEENS” Front Row: S. Kozanas, K. McIntyre. Second Row: E. Elder, D. Beel — Treasurer, D. Taylor — Secretary, S. Schemeley — President, J. Damminger — Vice-President. BEST OF LUCK FROM THE GLOUCESTER CITY TEACHERS ASSOCIATION INC. SERVICE TO SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY MAY SUCCESS FOLLOW THE CLASS OF 1973 TONY ELLER — PRESIDENT GREGG FRANCIS — V. PRESIDENT karen McIntyre — secretary ROBYN STEPHENS — TREASURER MR. JOSEPH KELLY — SPONSOR 178 GLICK STUDIOS 1107 Walnut Street Philadelphia, Pa 179 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1973 FROM THE STUDENT COUNCIL GREGG FRANCIS — PRESIDENT DONNA DELEANDRO — V. PRESIDENT ginny McKinney — rec. secretary JOAN SMITH — CORRES. SECRETARY JOHN DABEK — TREASURER MR. JAMES HETHERINGTON — ADVISOR DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCA TIONII Make Your Future Worth The Time You Spent On It In High School. Good Luck From Mr. Burke and 9H. TOM SCHULTZ KEN SHERRER MIKE SIMILIA JIM SMITH WALT SMITH RICH SOOY MIKE SPANGLER BRIAN STAINKER JOHN STURGIS BRIAN TESSING CHARLES THILO ED UNGER CHARLES VAN FOSSAN HARRY WALKER JOAN SANDERS TINASARLO BETTY ANN SCHOOLS TERRI SCHULES MARY ANN SEUBERT CONNIE SHARP DEBBIE SHARP CINDY SHOEMAKER TERRY SPEICH BARBARA STUBBS LISA SUCCIO DIANE TEEARS SABINA THORN DONNA TISOSKEY MARIA TITZ 180 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF “73” FROM GLOUCESTER CITY FIRE DEPARTMENTS 1,2,3 AND 4 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF “73” FROM 7C F.D. H.L. D.A. M.M. D.W. T.B. D.M. P.B. N.N. J.W. M.B. M.P. T.G. C.N. P.W. R.B. J.P. D.H. K.R. R.A. G.E. R.S. D.I. C.R. R.M. W.K. E.S. L.K. J.W. S.F. BEST WISHES TO THE SENIOR CLASS FROM D. AURAND 7A J. BAKER M. BEESE A. BRANGAN T. BRADSHAW B. FITHIAN M. CONNELL D. LEEDS R. DAVIS S. BENNETT S. FARLEY R.PYE C. KIRCHER B. RUSK H. LEVINS P. SUSINI R. RAUCHERT C. TOBIAS B. RITCHIE B. VICKERY K. RUSZKAI D. UNDERWOOD MR. J. THOMAS BEST WISHES FOR YOUR FUTURE NASH ENGRA VING TROPHIES - PLAQUES - AWARDS EXPERT ENGRAVING DONE ON PREMISES TELEPHONE 456-5645 208 NORTH BROADWAY GLOUCESTER CITY, N.J. GOOD LUCK FROM MRS. KOHN AND CHARLES W. GALLAGHER ROOFING — SIDING FREE ESTIMATES 132 HICKMAN AVE. GLOUCESTER CITY, N.J. 456-4487 M. ELLIS S. ESPOSITO L. FORAND K. FORCE J. FRANCHI J. FRANCHI P. FRANCO B. GALLAGHER B. GARNER P. GASTON E. GAUGHAN 9C F. GETTINGS L. GOLDEN S. EHRMANN C. ELLIS D. EPRIGHT L. FARLEY K. FARRELL B. FITHIAN G. GARSON R. GARTLAND N. GAUGHAN C. GIBBONS S. GIFFORD V. GRASER G. GREENER C. FISCHER R. GAMBLE K. FORKER B. GIBBONS S. ENGSTROM CONGRATULATIONS FROM 7B TO THE CLASS OF “73” B. BOWER L. DANIELS M. FISCHER G. GRAVES S. HOEGER J. LEAFEY F. MESSERSCHMIDT J. PETERS B. ST. JOHN B. SWEENEY H. VICHORY K. CATELL K. CLAIR C. PI VIETRO A. EGNAH D. LONABAUGH P. POWELL L. RUSSELL N. SIMAN GOOD LUCK — CLASS OF 1973 W. A. FUNK, FLOWERS BROADWAY AND MONMOUTH STS. GLOUCESTER CITY, N.J. 456-4063 181 Wm. F. MacLennan, Inc. EXXON BROADWAY AND MARKET STS. GLOUCESTER CITY, N. J. PHONE 456-0557 — TIRE REPAIR PICK-UP AND DELIVERY - BATTERY SERVICE FRONT END ALIGNMENT —TUNE UP BRAKES ADJUSTED —WHEEL BALANCING TAIL PIPE AND MUFFLER SERVICE PHONE 456-0714 WINCH TRUCK RAGEN’S TRANSPORTATION LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE HAULING 860 CHARLES ST. GLOUCESTER CITY, N.J. CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF “1973” GLOUCESTER CITY ZONE P.T.A. P AND B SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE KING AND MONMOUTH STS. GLOUCESTER CITY, N.J. 456-9793 COMPLIMENTS OF PARKER- MARTIN FUNERAL HOME JOHN W. MARTIN FUNERAL DIRECTOR 523 CUMBERLAND ST. GLOUCESTER CITY, N.J. 456-1316 BROWNS DRIVE-IN CRESCENT BLVD. W. COLLINGSWOOD HTS. CAMDEN COUNTY’S OLDEST DRIVE-IN TRAY SERVICE GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF “73” BUSS TRANSMISSION 733 MARKET ST. GLOUCESTER CITY 456-3015 COMPLIMENTS OF HARSH AW CHEMICAL CO. FOOT OF WATER ST. GLOUCESTER CITY, N.J. 456-3930 DELUXE CLEANERS AND DYERS 916 MARKET ST. GLOUCESTER CITY 456-9703 BEST WISHES FOR SUCCESS IN THE FUTURE HIGH SCHOOL P.T. A. Me GLADE AGENCY COMPLIMENTS OF REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE 23 N BROADWAY GLOUCESTER CITY, N.J. 456-3937 ETHERINGTON FUNERAL HOME GLOUCESTER CITY, N.J. 182 THE CLASSICS “1973” FRONT - Carol Franklin. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT - Vicki Pond, Kathy Dickson, Ruth Shodder. THIRD ROW — Marylynne Pyffer, Pat Parker. STANDING — Donna Walter, Ellen Baldwin. HEIM’S PURE FOODS WISE-CHIPS, PRETZELS OLIVES — PICKLES 218 POWELL ST 456-3630 GLOUCESTER, N.J. WILLIAM B. HAMBLETON AGENCY REALTORS 108S BROADWAY INSURORS GLOUCESTER CITY, N.J. 456-0198 GIOVANNI’S ITALIAN KITCHEN AND SEAFOOD RESTAURANT HOME STYLE ITALIAN CUISINE —THE BEST IN SEAFOOD. PIZZA - PIZZA TART — HONEY DIPPED CHICKEN COMFORT AIR SERVICE COMPANY HEATING AND COOLING INSTALLATION 250 S. KING ST. GLOUCESTER, N.J. 456-3626 414 NEW BROADWAY, BROOKLAWN, N.J. 24 HOUR SERVICE PHOTO SERVICE by WAGNER 456-8890 BRIDALS PORTRAITS COMMERCIAL CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF •73” FROM MR. GIBBS AND HOMEROOM 10B E. BEEBE G. BURROWS C. BRENNAN D. CHIRO G.FERRELL M.HATTON B.KEOWN S.KEPHART D.MARTIN K.McFADDEN W. MERGENTHAL O. PARRY K. MURPHY B. MURPHY C. RIVERIA J. WOOD P.ALEXANDER P.BEHM R.BOULDEN K. GALLAGHER J.O’NEIL L.POWELL T. RITCHIE P.STEELMAN K.STEPHEN D. WAGNER S.WIMMER K.WINGERTER B.YOUNG 183 SUCCESS CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF “73” FROM 9B COMPLIMENTS OF WALT HEIM GOOD LUCK CLASS OF “73” FROM 8G TO THE CLASS OF 1973 FROM 10D CONGRATULATIONS FROM MR. FEWER AND CLASS 91 A. WARNER A. WASILUK A. WEATHERLY W. WERNER D. WHITE B. WILKE J. WILLIAMSON T. WILLIS B. WILLS B. WILSON B. WRIGHT R. WRIGLEY A. WURTZEL R. WYETH J. ZANE J. ZEE J. ZIPPEL D. TROJAK A. UNDERWOOD S. VAN FOSSEN E. VAN GAMERT T. VILARDO R. VOGEL C. WALDRON D. WALKER L. WALTON N. WENNER M. WILTS EY T. WUNDER L. YOUNG L. ZIEMINSKI B. ZDON L. WEGMANN J. WILLIAMS SUCCESS IN FUTURE YEARS TO THE CLASS OF “73” FROM MR. ELWELLAND9F F. MARSHALL G. MASON J. MASSIMO J. McATEER R. McCORMICK g. McGrath J. McKENNEY B. McKINNEY r. McLaughlin F. McNASBY B. MULDOON J. MYERS M. NEALON C. OEHLERT E. OEHLERT C. OWENS L. MARSHALL V. MARTIN L. MARTZ C. MASON K. McATEER m. McGinnis M. McGLINCHEY J. McMULLIN D. MENNA K. MERGENTHAL D. MORTON D. MURPHY B. NONAMAKER D. NONAMAKER P. NELSON G. PARKER CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF “73” BEST OF LUCK FROM FROM MR. C IPO LA AND 9A D. BAKER L. BURKHARDT N. BAKER J. CARLINO J. BALDWIN R. CARSILLO D. BARKLOW J. CASSERLY T. BARTON M. ALLABAND L. BASHORE B. ANELLO B. BENNER L. ARENA S. BORDEN A. BANCHI B. BRITTON K. BEARS J. BROPHY M. BILLINGHAM M. BUNDY F. BISHOP E. BOYLE S. BRAMBLE P. BRANDT S. BRANGAN K. BRILEY K. BURT D. CARNEY D. CHAMBERS J. CHIRO J. BRADSHAW MRS. L. LEWELLYN AND 11A J. ABATE M. ALEXANDER J. ATHEY L. BASHORE T. BEESE C. BORDEN M. BOWELL G. BOWYER M. BOYER A. BRANCH B. BRANDT A. BRANGAN C. BRONSON F. BRONSON D. BUFFETTA D. ALLABAND B. ALVAREZ D. ANELLO M. ATKINSON T. BORGHERO P. BOULDEN G. BOWERS B. BUCK WALTER A. CAMPISE J. CAPIK D. CARR J. CASSERLY M. CASTELLAND P. CHRISTY L. COOK T. COONEY K. COOPER W. BOYER BEST OFLUCK FROM 11C READER’S TIRE AND AUTO SERVICE 100 NEW BROADWAY BROOKLAWN, N.J. FOR THE BEST IN CANDIES “DUFFY’S” CONGRATULATIONS To The Class of 1973 FROM 9G TUNE UP WHEEL ALIGNMENT CARE SERVICE TIRES AND BATTERIES 456-0624-25 TOM READER MANAGER DELICIOUS CANDIES 35 N. BROADWAY GLOUCESTER, N.J. 456-2955 184 GLOUCESTER CITY PLUMBING SUPPLY CO. 337 SOUTH BROADWAY GLOUCESTER CITY, N.J. 456-4008 TODAY’S ARMY WANTS TO JOIN YOU — SSG. WARD MAKES GUARANTEES — NOT PROMISES TODAY’S ARMY OFFERS SO MANY GOOD THINGS FOR TODAY’S YOUNG PEOPLE, WE ARE WILLING TO GIVE A WRITTEN GUARANTEE! — A Legal document which you will have to keep — Just in Case. — FOR THE CAREER TRAINING OF YOUR CHOICE, OR THE LOCATION OF YOUR CHOICE SEE SSG. W’ARD, YOUR LOCAL ARMY REPRESENTATIVE. BROADWAY AND MONMOUTH STS. GLOUCESTER CITY, N.J. 00830 F. AND L. SHERRER ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS 10 SOUTH BURLINGTON STREET GLOUCESTER, NEW JERSEY 08030 PHONE: 456-0567 MOSTEIG’S BAKERY 20 NORTH BROWN ST. GLOUCESTER CITY, N.J. RYE BREAD OUR SPECIALTY BIRTHDAY CAKES AND WEDDING CAKES MADETO ORDER 456-3983 HEISER’S COLD CUTS SANDWICHES TOBACCO 1313 MARKET ST. GLOUCESTER CITY, N.J. GENTLEMEN’S DEN 204 Lane Ave. Gloucester City Specialized In Shape. Layer Cuts, Retor Cut FORMULATED ESPECIALLY FOR MEN'S HAIR Compliments of ARTELWELL WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER 524 MONMOUTH ST. GLOUCESTER CITY, N.J. NEUNHEUSER’S FAMILY LIQUOR STORE 237 N. 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BROADWAY GLOUCESTER CITY, N.J. 456-9814 M. BECKETT AND SON PLUMBING — HEATING AIR CONDITIONING MODERN BATH ROOM AND KITCHENS ALL TYPES OF HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING FREE ESTIMATES 338 POWELL STREET GLOUCESTER CITY, N.J. 456-5153 456-3215 CLARENCE J. SMITH SMITH HARDWARE Burlington And Bergan Streets Gloucester, N.J. 08030 Mon-Wed-Fri. — 9 Till 9 Tue-Thurs-Sat. — 9 Till 6 Sun. — 11-4 SARLO TRUCKING CO. 820 JERSEY AVE. GLOUCESTER CITY, N.J. 456-0270 RYDER TECHNICAL INSTITUTE • Electronics SKILLS THAT PAY • Court Reporting • Drafting • Secretarial • Air Conditioning «Typing • Refrigeration 6901 Rt. 130 N. Pennsauken, N.J. 665-3010 GLOUCESTER CITY NEWS ESTABLISHED 1927 5th AND JERSEY AVE. (2nd FLOOR) GLOUCESTER CITY, N.J. PHONE —456-1199 WALTER E. KLAUS FRESH FRUIT AND VEGETABLES 351 SOUTH BROADWAY GLOUCESTER CITY, N.J. COMPLIMENTS OF THIRD NATIONAL BANK OF NEW JERSEY MAIN OFFICE P.O. BOX 1238 GALANTTS BAKERY WEDDING CAKES AND FANCY PASTRYS OPEN FROM 7 To 11 4 Vi BROADWAY, GLOUCESTER CITY FOSTER’S LAUNDRY 512 HUNTER ST. GLOUCESTER CITY, N.J. 08030 456-0184 187 PROFESSIONAL PATRONS 188 PATRONS Mr. Walter P. Ashe Sr. Mrs. Marge Ashe Janet A. Ameno Best Actor Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Baratta Family Stella Barth Mr. Mrs. Stanley Booth Bonnielee Joe Mr. Mrs. Ralph J. Bracken Mr. Mrs. Michael J. Burke Family Virginia V. Bums Kathy Bob Mr. George H. Burr Karen Bob Mr. Mrs. Lester Buckwalter Barb Carl Mr. Robert A. Bosco Mr. Mrs. L. Bowe Betty Cheeseman Mr. Mrs. Francis E. Corcoran Miss Costello Mr. Mrs. Joseph A. Cospito Kathleen F. Connelly Terry Cooney Deb Wink Jack Debbie Jack Dickson Mr. Mrs. Ralph DiSibio Mrs. Marge Duncan Mr. Mrs. Leroy J. Dunn The Ehrmann Family Mr. Mrs. Robert F. Elder Mr. Mrs. Cassell L. Ellis Jr. Chuck Betty Fager Mrs. Roberta Ferrall Thomas Fewer Mr. Mrs. Edward Filachek Family French Fry “76” Mr. Mrs. Joseph Gallagher Mildred Gamer Mr. Mrs. Stew Gest Chuck Gianvito Mr. Mrs. Robert Goebel Family Mr. Mrs. R. Hallman Mr. Mrs. Harry Hanshaw Mr. Mrs. James Hatton Margaret Houlihan “Hotlips” Houlihan “76” Mrs. Housewright Mr. Mrs. Richard Huff Mr. Mrs. William Hurlburt Flora L. Jaieson Joanne Robert “73” Mr. Mrs. James Kain 189 PATRONS Mr. Mrs. S. Kampel Mr. Joseph Kelly Mr. Mrs. Peter Kohn Son Mr. Mrs. Bill Knowles Mrs. Clara Knowles Mr. Mrs. Robert Knowles Family Mr. Mrs. Howard Kramer Linda Harry “73” Linda Norm “73” Glynneth Llewellyn Ric Joan Malloy The Marabito Family Elizabeth Mathin Mr. Mrs. George McCleery Lizann McComb T A. McGregor Mr. Mrs. James McNally Michelle Garry “73” Mr. Mrs. E. Oldenburgh Patty Chopper “74” Pam Steve “71” Mr. Ronald Pritchett Mr. Mrs. Ted Savidge Family Mr. Mrs. Norman Saylor Maryann Scott Sharon Selfridge Mr. Larry Severs Mr. Mrs. Fred Severs Mr. Mrs. Harry R. Shedland Stephen J. Smith Dr. Mrs. Thomas W. Sykes Lucille M. Sylvestro Mr. Mrs. Stanley Teears Jr. Frank Terry Mr. Mrs. Willard Tice Trapper Bear“73” Thelma’s Variety Store Mr. Fred Madeline Thomas Connie Veneziak Mrs. Florence Wallis Mrs. D. Watermasysk Nelson, Joan and Dana Wechter Leada Wegmann Sophie Wesolowski Mr. Mrs. Howard Wexler Mary Wiltsey Mike Woemer Mr. Mrs. Warren E. Woodring Mrs. Carol Zapiec Mr. Mrs. Frank Zaveckas Jr. Mr. Mrs. Frank Zaveckas Sr. Z-Z-Z-Z z 190 ALUMNI PATRONS Walt Ashe “54” Nancy Housewright “71” Bob Bunny Keene Family “67” Mr. Mrs. James Hetherington Frederick C. Amzide “48” “56” Suzette Marie Beyzak “72” Mr. Mrs. G. Henkel “38” Gary Boody “69” � Walter Jost Sr. “46” Duncan W. Chesseman “31” TeddieJoKrown “72” Mr. Mrs. R. J. Chesseman “48” — Mr. Lee Kramer “63” “49” Vincent Kuczynski “66” James Corcoran “67” Louisa W. Llewellyn “50” Elizabeth E. Carr “31” Joyce Moss “71” Mrs. Anne Dickson “53” Donna Gainer Risley “67” Maryanne Houlihan Damminger Ethel Edward Roden “37” “67” Mrs. P.A. Smith “65” Joe Elliot “70” Dorothy R. Sasse “38” Sue Falcey “66” Mr. Mrs. Joseph W. Selb “37” Mae S. Godshall “29” Gregg Teears “72” Mr. Mrs. Harry C. Green “39” Florence Wiese “70” Allen Housewright “70” Mrs. Lois Yarina “60” The yearbook staff and advisor would like to express appreciation to all those individuals who helped to make our book a reality. Sincere thanks to the G.H.S. administration, faculty, and student body. We would like to express gratitude also to Candid Photog- rapher Dick Wisegrau, Portrait Photographer Irv Jacobs. Secretary Jeanie Wise, and Irv Click. Special thanks to Terry McGovern, our American Yearbook representative, who joined us in some summer meetings as well as during the school year. The staff would like to credit photos on pages 98 and 117 to Bob Rowand of the Woodbury Times staff and photos on Pages 98 and 137 to Tony Marabito. Thanks also to Stacy Schemeley for her help in the “pub office. Thanks to all who supported our mug sale. We hope everyone enjoys our book. Blue and Gold 73 GOOD LUCK CLASS OF “73” NOTES PORCH AND ROBB PLUMBING AND HEATING 79 NORTH SUSSEX STREET GLOUCESTER CITY, N.J. 08030 456-0608