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

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jriew stawnemberq fne Tp-ifiMi. Row 2: ived quite a maid Olsen. Kraft. r dc was a bit win the 1983 World Sei was satisfied-with their d Siiulrmu IrurH ® (rt remt'niuit prog arourt lime;! statiq the i missd Ov “ the summer, busy cleaning up ‘ q filent. People wq “ eady fort fig with a now floor. 'pen elame nejnds, were very holp- |u| to one another in rcparing for their iiotterhoods, Mrs. Ba- ser Bfn was born jg SiOvMber 30. l!) 3. ! The vault was cleaned out and plenty of room was made for us to store our memorabilia. This time cap- sule will be filled with many things from the 1983-84 school year and the years before that which had a special meaning to the class of 1984. We will also be celebrating the fiftieth anniversary of the printed Blue and Gold. To show this we have added pictures from the ’34. ’44, ’54, ’64, and 74 books throughout our capsule. When this vault is opened in the future, peo- ple will be able to see things that were of importance to Gloucester City High, and also to the city, state, and nation. In 1983 we witnessed many controversial issues dealing with our country and foreign affairs. Five

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tudtenis find the Ri fnt placf fo a “slic n O'Connor ourohff with her older sister ai t BollS rW ft Argoe. Coach omphshments made by program. This bulletin those which carried the the oldest astronaut in ■ ' rm --.rKm in thf H b Vshows one spa firstyHack, the first w 1983 oJlolU Mark Grabowski stares into the spow of the pannei where 4 vised to be. channel 48’s courts on Johnson Bolilevard IOC sr ! 4 world demon- This is history strate t

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'This is the 1954 yearbook staff made up only of seniors. The senior year is a photographer from pares Tammy White traits. Here are the fnf the fiftieth afrinl and Gold. bdbks used in recognitu ers iry of the printed