Interboro High School - Buccaneer Trail Yearbook (Prospect Park, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1988 volume:

ANNETTE BIANCO • LEA BILBROUGH • TRACY BLITHE • JACQUELINE BLOOD • NINA BLOOM • MELISSA BLOSE • LISA BLUM • DAWN BLYTHE • KYLE BONNER• SILVIA BOTTEGONI • CHRISTA BRESNAHAN • CHERYL BROOKS • KAREN BROWN • DENNIS BRUCE • SONYA BUSCHMEIER� MICHAELCANGELOSI • HARRY CAREW� BARRYCARR NICHOLAS CARRENO • EUGENE CASCARELLA • JOHN CASSIDY • CHRISTOPHER CELL • DAWN CHESNET • ANTHONY CHESTNUT • RICHARD CLARKE • ROBERT CLAYTON • KIMBERLY COMMITTEE • ANDREW CONNOR • NICOLE CONNOR • SUSAN CONWAY • CARL CRAIGLE • DONALD DALLAL • PAULA DANIELS • CAMILLA DEANGELIS • ELIZABETH DEFRANCISCO • SHAWN DELIBERTY • COLLEEN DESERABLE • DOREEN DESERABLE • BRYAN DESTEFANO • GREGORY DIAMOND • DANIELLE DIULIO • LONNIE DODSON • ANITA DOMBROSKY • ROBERT DORIAN • JEFFREY DUGAN • DAVID DUNLEAVY� JAMES DUNN «COLLIN ECKERD� KIMBERLY ELLIOT •CHARLESENLOE� KARLESCHER� TRACY ESTES•LORA EVANS•STEVEN EVANS• KAREN EVEREST • THOMAS FAGAN • FRANK FARMER • LISA FALCONE • JAMES FITZPATRICK • LISA FORD • JOHN FORTE • MARIE FORTUNATO • ANTHONY FRANCOLINI • JOHN FRAZIER • CHERYL GATTI • ANN MARIE GAVIN • CHRISTINA GENTILE • WENDY GIBBS • KIMBERLY GIEDER • THERESA GIOVANELLI • CHRISTOPHER GIVENS • JOHN GLICK • GLENN GOLDSBOROUGH • MELANIE GORDON • DOUGLAS GRACE • DAWN GREENLAW • JOHN GRESKOFF� KRISTEN GRESSEL • TRACEY GURETZKA • PETER HAAS • KIMBERLY HALL • VALERIE HALL • BONNIE HAMILTON • PAUL HAMILTON • DAWN HARLEY • RICHARD TRACEY LANG • SHARON LEGGETT • SUZETTE LEMAITRE • CHRISTINA LERCH • RENEE LISKOWYCZ • THOMAS LITTLE HASSIEPEN • JANET HAWKINS • KATHERINE HEDGE • KATHLEEN HEDRICH • VICTORIA HOLT • RUSSEL HUEY • ROGER HUGHES • ROBIN HUGUES • PAULA INGLE • BRIAN IPPOLITO • LINDA JACOBI • SCOTT JACOBI • KELLY JAREK • KEVIN JOHNSON • JAMES JOHNSTON• DEAN JONES • DEBORAH JONES • JOYCE JUDGE • SHARON KAUFFMAN • HACHICK KAZANJIAN • JAMES KEESEY • CHRISTOPHER KENNEDY • COLLEEN KENNEDY • LAWRENCE KEPHART • JOHN KERSTETTER • HELEN KESTER • DAVID KINEE«NICHELE KING «JOSEPH KLEINZ • JOHN KLEKNER • KYMBERLE KOENIG • ROBERT KOHLBRENNER • JOSEPH KOMISOR • DAVID KRAMER • FRANCIS LEMAY • DEBORAH LEPERSON • MICHAEL LOCKWOOD • JANET LOFTUS • RANDALL LOWE • LISA LYNCH • MICHELLE LYNCH • SEAN MACK • JAMES MAISANO • TINA MAISANO • CATHY MARREN • COLLEEN MARSALA MICHELLE MARTIN • ROBERT MARTINO • TRACEY MARVEL • CHRISTOPHER MCBRIDE • THOMAS MCBRIDE • SHAWN MCBRIDE • WILLIAM MCCLENNEN • RICHARD LEGGETT� DAVID MACK • KATHLEEN MCGRATH • DENISE MCGUIGON • KELLY MCGUIRE • KENNETH MCCLARNON • DANIEL MCNEILL CYNTHIA MCQUILLING • DAVID MCQUISTON • CLAUDINE MCSHANE • KAREN MIDDLETON • TRISTA MILLINGTON • MICHAEL MIZERNY • JENNIFER MONTGOMERY • MICHAEL MOORE • KAREN MORRIS • PATRICIA MORRIS • LAURI MORTIMER • PAUL MUNDY • SCOTT MURPHY • ROBERT NARCAVAGE • TRACIE NATOLI • RICHARD NEILL • JASON NELSON • VERONICA NILAN • IRENE O'KEEFE JASON OLSON • BILL OSBORNE • TOM SCICCHITANO • MICHAEL SCHAFFER OSOWSKI • PATTI OWENS • ROSE MARY SHANAHAN • RAYMOND PACHECO • SUSAN PACHECO • SHAWVER • EDWARD SHEPESKI NELSON PANTICHELLI� DANIEL PAONE MANDY SHOOP • AMANDA SIDES • MICHAEL PAPA • PENNY PARKER • JOANNE SLADEK • MARTIN SLOSS ELIZABETH PARKES • MARGARET CHRISTINE SMITH • JOSEPH SMITH PATTERSON «KENNETH PEARL «GWEN KARYN SMITH • KATHLEEN SMITH PEIRCE� MICHELLE PELETSKY� RUTH PAUL SMITH • SHARON SMITH PFAFF • MICHAEL PIGNONE • JOHN STEVEN SMYSER • TOM SNOW • KARA POLIDORE • PATTI POWERS • SOKURENKO • DENNIS SPENCE SHANNON QUINN «CHRISTINA RAPP • WENDY STAMP • JOHN STEIN LEEANN READING • NICOLE REED • MARGARET STEUBER-JILL TARGETT MEGAN REILLY • DAVID REMSHARD • MICHELLE TERBUSH • STEVEN THOMAS ROBERTS • MICHELLE THEETAGE • SHERRIE TOTH • MARNEY ROBINSON «GINA ROMANO «ROBERT TRAVERS • ANTHONY TUCK • JOHN ROOSEVELT� SANDRA ROPSKI� KEVIN TURNBULL • JEFFREY TUSS • RUSSETTO • JOHN SAKERS • JOHN MICHELLE VERDI • CHRISTI VOELKER� SCHILLING SEAN SCHRIEBER • MARk REBECCA WAIDEMAN • GEORGE WALKER ROBERT WALKER «JOANNE WALSH «MICHAEL WALSH «STEVE WALTER «MARGARET WALTERS TRACEY WEEMS • BARBARA WESTERBERG • SCOTT WHEELER • JOSEPH WIELAND • KELLY WILLIAMS • ELIZABETH WILSON • EDWARD WISELY • RENEE YEZUITA • THOMAS ZEBLEY • STEPHANIE ZINNI • JOANNE ZUKOWSKI • LORRIE ALBERTS • NICHOLAS ALESI • RALPH ALLOWAY • CHERI ARCHER • JENNIFER ARELLANO • DENNIS ARTHUR • CHRISTOPHER AURILLO • KAREN BALBIERER • ROBIN BARNES • RONALD BARONI • FRANCIS BARRETT • SANDRA BATCHELOR • STEPHANIE BATTER • DANIEL BECK • PATRICIA BECK • MAUREEN BENDER • MICHAEL BENNETT • ANNETTE BIANCO LEA BILBROUGH «TRACY BLITHE «JACQUELINE BLOOD «NINA BLOOM MELISSA BLOSE • LISA BLUM • DAWN BLYTHE • KYLE BONNER • SILVIA BOTTEGONI • CHRISTA BRESNAHAN • CHERYL BROOKS • KAREN BROWN • DENNIS BRUCE • SONYA BUSCHMEIER • MICHAEL CANGELOSI • HARRY CAREW • BARRY CARR • NICHOLAS INTERBORO HIGH SCHOOL PROSPECT PARR, PA. WE RE IIY TOUCH'' In 1921, Glen-Nor Junior Senior High School opened its doors at South and Sylvan Avenues in Glenolden. The students from Glenolden and Nor- wood attended Glen-Nor Junior Senior High School. The students from Prospect Park attended the Pros- pect Park Junior Senior High School located at Tenth and Washington Avenues in Prospect Park. On April 21, 1955, the school boards of the bor- oughs of Glenolden, Norwood and Prospect Park ap- proved a plan whereby the three boards formed the Interboro Joint School Board. In 1959, an extensive expansion program was completed in both the Ju- nior and Senior High Schools, and in 1966, students from Tinicum Township were added on a tuition ba- sis to the school district. In July 1969, Tinicum Town- ship became a member of the Interboro Jointure. In the summer of 1970, the Department of Education gave preliminary approval for the construction of a new senior high school. On July 1, 1971, the Interboro Jointure was changed and became the Interboro School District. In September 1975, the new Interboro High School was opened, and the first graduating class from the new building was the Class of 1976. In September 1976, the 9th grade was added to the high school. The Interboro School District presently has a ninth to twelfth grade high school and a sixth to eighth grade middle school in each of the four community schools. 2 In Touch CALENDAR OF EVENTS Sept. 9 First day of school Oct. 7 Back-To-School Night 7:00- 11:00 9 Interquarterlies Issued 20 PSAT Testing Nov. 7 SAT Testing 11 NO SCHOOL- In Service Day 13 Report Cards Issued 26-27 NO SCHOOL- Thanksgiving Recess Dec. 11-12 Theatre Interboro Performance 8:00 PM 17 Winter Concert 7:30 PM 18 Interquarterlies Issued 24-31 NO SCHOOL- Winter Recess Jan. 1-3 NO SCHOOL- Winter Recess 18 NO SCHOOL- Martin Luther King Day 25 Second Semester Begins 27-29 DAT Testing 29 Report Cards Issued Feb. 15 NO SCHOOL- President s Day 26 Freshmen Semi-Formal Dance Mar. 4 Interquarterlies Issued 18 SOPH Hop 19 SAT Testing 25 Junior Prom 28-31 NO SCHOOL- Spring Recess Apr. 1 NO SCHOOL- Spring Recess 25-29 CTBS Testing 28 Spring Concert 7:30 PM May 6 Senior Prom 13 Interquarterlies issued 13-14 Theatre Interboro Performance 8:00 PM 16-20 Art Festival 19 National Honor Society Induction Ceremony 30 NO SCHOOL- Memorial Day June 6-10 Senior Exams 13-15 Underclassmen Exams 15 Commencement Assembly 9:30 AM 16 Graduation 6:00 PM 17 Report Cards Issued 0 M) mniN fTiENu 5ENIDR5 17 FRCULTV S3 CLR55E5 71 RCTIVITIE5 R7 5TUDENT LIFE 1E3 RTHLETIC5 135 PRTRDN5 1E3 3 WITH EDUCATION Whether it be taking notes, doing research, following directions, or SSR, these BUCS are getting the job done with class. FRIENDSHIPS KEEP US SMILING The mood was definite- ly upbeat during school year 87-88. Wher- ever students could be found: in class, in the hallways, in the lobby, or even out on the athletic fields, the feeling of friendship was displayed. BUCS ABROAD A group of Interboro students traveled to West Germany with Herr Gefrorer last sum- mer. The month long trip lasted from June 22 to July 22. The trip participants were: Carolyn Freeberry, John Greskoff, Fatty Jost, Colleen Marsala, Russ McDaid, Ken Pearl, and Ed Shepeski. The students stayed with host families in Krefeld and attended classes at Fichte Gymnasium. They went on day trips to Co- logne, Aachen, Venlo (Holland), Bonn, and Trier. Four days each were spent in Berlin and at Burg Bischofstein on the Mosel Riv- er near Koblenz. During the last week, the students trav- eled to Munich by way of Heidelberg and to the medieval town of Rothenburg-ob-der- Tauber. The group saw Salzburg; traveled through a salt mine; and visited the village of Oberammergau and Heuschwanstein Castle. 8 BUCS INVADE CANADA Madame Burgess and eleven Interboro students flew to Canada in June to investigate our neighbors to the north. Trip participants were: Cheri Archer, Tracy Blithe, Dawn Chesnet, Shelly Coleman, Andrew Horan, Cathy Marren, Ken McLamon, Tina Mengenie, Mike Paquette, Mike Sharp, and Stephanie Zinni. The CM Tower, at 1,465 feet, provided a panoramic view of modern Toronto, while the Maid of the Mist boat ride intro- duced the group to roaring Niagara Falls. While passing through Ottawa, the Capital, the group vis- ited the national parliament buildings. In Montreal, the second largest French-speaking city in the world, they were encouraged to use their knowledge of the French language. Cultural activities included the Leonardo da Vinci exhibit, the use of the Metro system, the theater, sidewalk cafes, and disco roller-skating. Within the ancient-walled city of Quebec, the students en- joyed great shopping, les crepes fantastiques , and meet- ing some very nice Canadians - the perfect finale to an excit- ing trip! 9 BETWEEN CLASSES TAKING A BREATHER Time between classes is generally spent socializing. Tirst and Second lunches pro- vide the best opportunity to catch up on 'what's happen- ing . Some students elect to get some fresh air, while oth- ers just hang out in the lob- by. Lunch is definitely the fa- vorite period of the day for most students at IHS. At any given time during the day at Interboro High School, you can find students doing the following: bending glass in Chemistry, cramming for a vocabulary test, hitting a homerun, reading a selection of BEOWULF, taking orders from a TV director, playing a few notes of FEVER, learning our country's Constitution, speaking a foreign language, contemplating the quadratic formu- la, getting suspended for lateness, or just hanging out. These occurrences are only some of the many fascinating things that we experienced during our high school years. They will remain with us as memo- ries not only for tomorrow, but for many days to come. 12 L Ik WORK, REST, PLAY . . NEVER A DULL DAY! 13 14 On any given day, literally hundreds of jobs are begun and finished. The work is on- going with jobs such as chem- istry experiments, using ma- chinery, mixing red clay, or lis- tening in the foreign language lab. 15 t '3. W —- IS r MOWHVy SEE THE SMILES AT 2:20 EVERY FRIDAY! Lorrie Ann Alberts Ralph Leroy Alloway, Jr. Jennifer Ann Arellano 18 Christopher Aurillio LORRIE APIM ALBERTS 664 Seneca Ave. Norwood DOB: 8 1 70 ACTIVITIES: Class Congress 10-12, AES 11; Held Hockey (mgr.) 10; Key Club 12; Latin Club 12 LIKES: clowns, Mickey Mouse, friends, parties, boys, having fun, shopping DISLIKES: school food, bathroom passes, SSR, early rising, work FUTURE PLANS: secretary, travel NICHOLAS ALESI Nick' 131 Martin Ln. Norwood DOB: 12 15 68 ACTIVITIES: Football, Vo Tech LIKES: boating, fishing, hunting, football, hockey DISLIKES: car insurance, income tax, final exams FUTURE PLANS: tech school, plumbing RALPH LEROY ALLOWAY. JR. Big Guy 100 E.GIenolden Ave. Apt. H-20 Glenolden ACTIVITIES: Vo-Tech DOB: 6 26 69 LIKES: softball DISLIKES: waiting for late buses FUTURE PLANS: to get high on life” CHERI ARCHER 412 Custer Ave. Glenolden DOB: 2 12 70 ACTIVITIES: Cheerlcading 11,12; French Club 9-12; Band Front 9,10; AFS 10-12; Class Congress 11,12; Key Club 12; Theatre Interboro 9- 11 LIKES: dancing, swimming, food, parties, Canadian guys DISLIKES: fakes, two-faced people, sock lines FUTURE PLANS: college JENNIFER ANN ARELLANO “Taco” 421 Lincoln Ave. Prospect Park DOB: 7 11 70 ACTIVITIES: Vo-Tech 10-12 LIKES: SS Monte Carlos, guitars, drums, parties. HEART, aliens DISLIKES: selfish people, Whitney Houston, lateness, fighting. Power 99 FUTURE PLANS: Lab Technician, entertain at Hard Rock Cafe DENNIS ARTHUR 315 Powhattan Ave. Lester DOB. 3 8 69 ACTIVITIES: Vo-Tech 10-12 LIKES: travel, sleeping late, food DISLIKES: smoking CHRISTOPHER J. AURILIO “Chris” 507 Saude Ave. Essington DOB: 9 2 70 ACTIVITIES: Dungeons and Dragons 9,10; Marching Band 9-12; Jazz Band 9-12; Concert Band 11, French Club 9.10.12; Chorus 11; Intra- mural Volleyball 10-12 LIKES: Kate Bush. Genesis, 351C, large and moving torgs, DISLIKES: Chevrolet.stupid people, yellow, primates, bugs time FUTURE PLANS: Engineering KAREN MARIE BALBIERER 404 Dalmas Ave. Glenolden DOB: 6 30 70 ACTIVITIES: Student Council 9-12 (Secretary 11), (Vice President 12); Spanish Club 9,10, Field Hockey 9,10; Lacrosse 10-12, Key Club 12. Intramural volleyball 9-12; Intramural tennis 9,10 LIKES: family, boyfriend, laughing, friends, reading, running, dancing DISLIKES: dishonesty, rudeness, two-faced people. Sun Valley FUTURE PLANS: college, therapist Nicholas Alesi Cheri Archer Dennis R. Arthur Karen Marie Balbierer Robin E. Barnes Sandra May Batchelor Daniel J. Beck Maureen Marie Bender ROBIN E. BARMES ”IHbor 405 Elmwood Ave. Glenolden DOB: 7 4 70 ACTIVITIES: Latin Club 9.10; French Club 11,12; Art Service Club 9,10; Kaleidoscope 1012; Theatre Interboro 9-12; Bandfront 10-12 LIKES: pink flamingos, tornadoes, icecream, ESPRIT, payday, direct- ing, sketching, Ray Bradbury, screaming DISLIKES: rain, spiders. Geometry, late buses, crowds FUTURE PLAMS: college, teaching RONALD BAROMI 300 E. Ashland Ave. Glenolden FRANK BARRETT 506 W. Ashland Ave. Glenolden DOB: 12 17 69 ACTIVITIES: VoTech 11 LIKES: skiing. Ferrari s. hockey, DISLIKES: Mondays, rain, smoking FUTURE PLANS: college or trade school SANDRA MAY BATCHELOR 407 S. Scott Ave. Glenolden DOB: 6 15 70 ACTIVITIES: Softball 10-12 LIKES: kids, beach, mountains, softball DISLIKES: snobby people, rainy days FUTURE PLANS: open a day care center, marriage, Florida STEPHANIE LYNN BATTER Mario” 330 Bart ram Ave. Essington DOB: 9 9 70 ACTIVITIES: Cheerleading 9,10,12; Spanish Club 10. Key Club 12; Class Congress 12 LIKES: Karl, Kel-Kel. Kelly-Belly, Dave, Jimmy, thunderstorms, dogs. Van Halen. Porsche 928S, cheerleading, September 27, 1986 DISLIKES: vegetables, car accidents, phony people FUTURE PLANS: college, career, marriage DANIEL J. BECK ‘Beckster 4 Love Lane Norwood DOB: 9 17 69 LIKES: parties, girls, dismissal, Mr. Lef . Mr. Hank DISLIKES: nerds, suspension, administrators, drugs FUTURE PLANS: armed forces PATRICIA BECK Patti 144 S. Wells Ave. Glenolden DOB: 5 20 70 ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey 9-12, Basketball 9-12; Softball 9; Class Congress 9-12; Key Club 9-12. A.F.S. 9-10, Yearbook Business Staff 12, Senior Refreshment Stand LIKES: friends, family. Mr. Betz's class. BUCS football games, parties DISLIKES: running, mornings, Mondays, losing FUTURE PLANS: wealth and fame MAUREEN MARIE BENDER Moe 315 S. Scott Ave. Glenolden DOB: 10 15 70 ACTIVITIES: Yearbook Business Staff 10 LIKES: bears, gold, yellow Irocs DISLIKES: skateboarders, haircuts. SSR. work FUTURE PLANS: business school, career MICHAEL A. BENNETT Mike” 223 Erickson Ave. Essington DOB: 2 28 70 LIKES: late openings, hard-rock, metal. PINK FLOYD, concerts, Mr. Betz DISLIKES: black licorice. '72 Novas. Power 99. Richie Valens, U2. Springsteen, crack, segassem cinatas, bark, gore, nukes FUTURE PLANS: college Frank Barrett Stephanie Lynn Batter Patricia Beck Michael A. Bennett 19 Annette Bianco Tracy Ann Blithe Nina Bloom Lisa Marie Blum 20 Martha Lea Bilbrough Jacqueline Kelly Blood Melissa LeeAnn Blose Dawn Marie Blythe ANNETTE BIANCO ”Anit'' 328 Park Ave. Norwood DOB: 11 14 69 ACTIVITIES: Class Congress 9; Chorus 9; French Club 9-12; Theatre Interboro 9 12; Kaleidoscope 10-12; Inside Interboro 10-12; Year- book 12 LIKES: Ocean City, shopping, LA Dodgers DISLIKES: SSR, oral reports FUTURE PLANS: college MARTMA LEA BILBROUGH Lea'' 201 Trltes Ave. Norwood DOB: 7 30 70 ACTIVITIES: Art Service Club 10-12; Soccer Manager 10; Yearbook Business Staff 12 LIKES: late openings, teddybears, WMMR 93.3, rainy days, snowy days DISLIKES: Power 99, first lunch FUTURE PLANS: college. Business Administration TRACY ANN BLITHE Tab' 400 S. Chester Pike Apt. B-5 Glenolden DOB: 12 19 69 ACTIVITIES: Band Front 9-12 (Co-Captain 11,12); National Honor Society 10-12; Kaleidoscope 11.12; Theatre Interboro 9-11 (Secre- tary 10,11); Art Service Club 10; Yearbook 9-12 (Underclassmen Editor 10,11; Editor-in-Chief 12); French Club 10-12 (Treasurer 11; Co-Vice President 12). Chorus 9; Fast Buc 9; Student Council 11,12 (Chairperson); Inside Interboro 10-12 LIKES: France. Max Headroom, green, microwave popcorn, feathers, travel, the ocean DISLIKES: people singing to radio, alphabetical order, sneezing FUTURE PLANS: college Broadcast Journalism JAQUELINE KELLY BLOOD Kello 24 Garfield Ave. Norwood DOB: 10 24 70 ACTIVITIES: Class Congress 10-12; Cheerleading 10; Basketball (mgr. 9,11,12); Spanish Club 9,10; Key Club 12; Yearbook Business Staff 12 LIKES: Dancing, early release, late openings. Stephi, Melissa, Dave. Jimmy, sleeping. Mustangs, mountains. Mr. Lef', sisters, cousins. DAYS OF OUR LIVES DISLIKES: stuck up people. Gym, Chemistry, homework. SSR FUTURE PLANS: Dental Hygiene, marriage, children NINA BLOOM -Ne' 205 Gardner Ave. Glenolden DOB: 3 27 70 ACTIVITIES: Chorus, Spanish Club LIKES: dancing, Wildwood, guys, money, clothes, talking on phone DISLIKES: work, cleaning, tests, rain FUTURE PLANS: college. Nursing MELISSA LEEANN BLOSE 513 10th Ave. Prospect Park DOB: 3 1 70 ACTIVITIES: Cheerleading 9.10; AFS 11; Spanish Club 9-12; Class Congress 9-12; Chorus 9; Yearbook Business Staff 12 LIKES: weekends, late days, ealy release, football games, parties, little sister.nephew. Philadelpha Flyers. Peter Zezel DISLIKES: early rising, school food. SSR. bathroom pass, oral re- ports, Government, first-period gym. stuck-up girls FUTURE PLANS: Nursing School, marriage, children LISA MARIE BLUM Lee 33 W. Ridley Ave. Norwood DOB: 12.24 70 ACTIVITIES: Swim Team 11,12; Football (mgr) 12; Student Council 12. Spanish Club 12 LIKES: Football, dances. Mr. Hine, Mr. Kennedy. Mr. Spafford. Soft- ball DISLIKES: homework, getting up for school, ignorant people, rainy days FUTURE PLANS: college. Pediatrics DAWN MARIE BLYTHE Dawnie 9 Circle Lane Norwood DOB: 10 5 70 LIKES: teachers, soccer, football, friends, music. Mr. Hine s home- room DISLIKES: SSR, homework, rainy days, tiredness, working FUTURE PLANS: college KYLE BONNER 710 7th Ave. Prospect Park DOB: 2 27 70 ACTIVITIES: Football 12 LIKES: beautiful ladies, metal DISLIKES: SSR, short lunches, officers of law. getting caught cutting, fat girls FUTURE PLAMS: own mansions, never stop having fun CHRISTA MARIE ELIZABETH BRESNAHAN Chris” 633 16th Ave. Prospect Park DOB: 9 15 70 ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey 10-12, Indoor Track 10.11; Intramural Ten- nis 9; Latin Club 9-12 (officer 12); Intramural Volleyball 12; Band Front 9.10. Student Council 10-12 (Chairperson 12); Fast Buc 10; AFS 10; Theatre Interboro 9,10 LIKES: Christmas, cats, Stephen King, dating, shopping. Field Hock- ey, friends, Philadelphia, Scotland, traveling. Aretha Franklin, danc- ing DISLIKES: phony people, embarrassment, being nervous. SAT's. work. Math, early rising FUTURE PLANS: college. Dietetics, travel, marriage, children KAREN BROWN 510 E. Winona Ave. Norwood DOB: 8 31 70 ACTIVITIES: Class Congress 9-12; Field Hockey 9; NHS 10-12; AFS 9.11; Latin Club 9-12; Key Club 9,12; Yearbook Business Staff 11.12; Senior Refreshment Stand LIKES: accounting, friends. Mr. Callahan. Mr. Curtin, Mr. Lef'. Mr. Hine. the shore, pizza, slinkies DISLIKES: SSR, Physics, snow and not hearing 450“ FUTURE PLANS: college, make lots of money, own a house on the ocean, mariage, children DENNIS M. BRUCE Brewster” 423 Lafayette Ave. Prospect Park DOB: 2 3 70 ACTIVITIES: Soccer 9-12. Intramurals (volleyball 9-12, soccer 11-12, basketball 11-12); Art Service Club 12 LIKES: art. soccer. Pogo! . Mr. Hinc s homeroom. Kruk's, Dec. 31, 1985-6 DISLIKES: wooden pass, braggers, second lunch, SSR FUTURE PLANS: college, art SONYA LYN BUSCHMEIER Son” 339 Chippewa St Lester DOB. 4 23 70 ACTIVITIES: Chorus 9; Basketball 10, Art Service Club 12 LIKES: softball, dances, roses, homeroom. Miss Renzetti, art DISLIKES: homework, rainy days. work. 1987 yearbook FUTURE PLANS: work, marriage, children MICHAEL CANGELOSI Cange- 640 Richfield Ave. Glenoldcn DOB: 8 19 69 ACTIVITIES: Football 9-12. Track 9. Baseball 11,12; Intramurals 11; Art Service Club 12 LIKES: sports. T.V., music, food, family, Dallas Cowboys. Mike Schmidt, video games, Ms. Fellona. Mr. Essery. Mr. Costanzo, Mr. Lefkowitz, sleeping, art, Mr. Hine s homeroom, Wildwood, Be-Bop. Italian food DISLIKES: Ridley, stuck-up people, being tired, early rising, Washing- ton Redskins FUTURE PLANS: art college BARRY J. CARR Pooky” 275 E Winona Ave. Norwood DOB: 4 23 70 ACTIVITIES: Fantasy Adventure Club. Soccer LIKES: hockey. Montreal Canadians, winter sports DISLIKES: Philadelphia Flyers, rap music. U.S.S.R. NICHOLAS CARRENO 420 Brebant Ave. Norwood DOB: 10 26 69 LIKES: Dungeons fir Dragons, street hockey, music FUTURE PLANS: military service Kyle Bonner Christa Bresnahan Karen Marie Brown Dennis M. Bruce Sonya Lyn Buschmeier Michael Cangelosi Barry J. Carr Nick Carreno 2 GENE CASCARELLA Eug” 240 Erickson Ave. Essington DOB: 2 6 70 ACTIVITIES: Basketball 11.12; Vo-tech 10-12; VICA LIRES: LA Raiders. Nets. Bill Cosby. Basketball, slam dunk contest, Mike Jordon, Sixers, Baseball, THREE STOOGES. Box Lacrosse, win- ning DISLIKES: early rising, Celtics, Chicago Bears, Larry Bird, bullies, smoking, losing JOHN CASSIDY 515-A Corinthian Ave. Essington DOB: 4 22 70 LIKES: music. Baseball, Football FUTURE PLAFIS: college CHRISTOPHER T. CELL Dishy' 1614 Amosland Rd. Prospect Park DOB: 6 6 70 ACTIVITIES: Football 11.12; Wrestling 9-12; Baseball 9-12; German Club 9-12; Student Council 12 LIKES: sports, weekend evenings DISLIKES: Monday thru Thursday. SSR, bathroom passes, underage drinking, snobs, being broke FUTURE PLANS: college ANTHONY CHESTNUT 63 Martin Lane Norwood DAWN CHESNET 136 Henderson Ave. Norwood DOB: 4 1 70 ACTIVITIES: Class Congress 9-12. French Club 9-12; AFS 9-12; Stu- dent Council 12 LIKES: trips to Canada. Mr. Hine s homeroom, dances, friends DISLIKES: Mrs. B's homeroom, orientation, SSR, snobs, locker clean-out day, the Can-Can FUTURE PLANS: college RICHARD CLARKE Rick' 125 Jansen Ave. Essington DOB: 12 5 70 ACTIVITIES: Soccer 11,12; French Club 10-12; Fantasy Adventure Club 10,11 LIKES: Sports. Mr. Betz, anything French. Flyers. Mr. Hine s home- room. 27, Chester Chapter Order of DeMolay DISLIKES: summer school, skate punks FUTURE PLANS: trip to France ROBERT W. CLAYTON Bob' 331 Jansen Ave. Essington DOB: 5 20 70 ACTIVITIES: Football 9-12 LIKES: sports, weekend evenings, fast cars, locker clean-up. sleeping late DISLIKES: Monday thru Thursday. SSR. bathroom passes, snobs, being broke, early rising FUTURE PLANS: college KIMBERLY ANN COMMITTEE Kim” 128 N. Scott Ave. 2nd floor Glenolden DOB: 5 13 70 ACTIVITIES: Spanish Club 10-12 LIKES: friends, good times, clothes, money, pizza, dances, shopping, animals DISLIKES: sea food, Mondays FUTURE PLANS: college, airline industry ANDREW SCOTT CONNER Andy” 425 Trites Ave. Norwood DOB: 8 14 70 ACTIVITIES: Soccer 9.10 LIKES: fast cars, sports, Friday nights DISLIKES: Monday thru Thursday, SSR, closed lunches FUTURE PLANS: college Gene Cascarela John Cassidy Christopher T. Cell Dawn Chesnet Richard Clarke Robert W. Clayton Kimberly Ann Committee Andrew Scott Conner Patrick T. Conway Don Dallal nicole Connor Carl Craigle, Jr. Paula Daniels Camilla M. DeAngelis Elizabeth Ann DePrancisco Shawn Deliberty NICOLE CONNOR 543 Essex Ave. Norwood DOB: 7 11 70 ACTIVITIES: Lacrosse 9 12; Student Council 10-12; Class Congress 10 12; Spanish Club 11,12; Cheerleading 11; Senior Refreshment Stand LIKES: pizza, friends, music, the beach, snow, sleeping late, money, horses DISLIKES: rainy days, work, early rising FUTURE PLANS: college. Accounting PATRICK T. CONWAY “Tezno 617 Gardner Ave. Glenolden DOB: 3 31 69 ACTIVITIES: Soccer 9-12, Intramurals (soccer 9 12; volleyball 10-12) LIKES: Soccer, Captain Crunch , Pogo! , Mr. Mine s homeroom, Kruk's” DISLIKES: wooden passes, SSR, braggers FUTURE PLANS: college. Communications SUSAN CONWAY Sue-zee” 617 Gardner Ave. Glenolden DOB: 10 21 70 ACTIVITIES: Class Congress 11; Soccer (mgr. 11); Lacrosse 11; Bas- ketball (mgr. 12) LIKES: friends, weekends, guys, nice cars. Senior Week, Class of '88 DISLIKES: being grounded. Monday s, head games, snobs, dirties FUTURE PLANS: Military, child care, marriage CARL CRAIGLE, Jr. 1200 Lincoln Ave. Apt. 042 Prospect Park DON DALLAL 212 N. Gov. Printz Blvd. Lester DOB: 9 10 70 LIKES: cheerleaders, 68 Camaros, Friday nights, 'scoping'' the Wildwood beaches FUTURE PLANS: to own an auto body shop PAULA DANIELS 127 Saude Ave. Essington DOB: 10 2 69 LIKES: ice cream. Rod Stewart. Chicago, partying, dancing, pay day, friends, Vo-Tec DISLIKES: country music, cigarette smokers, snobs, Mondays FUTURE PLANS: hairstylist, family CAMILLA M. DeANGELIS ' Cami'' 509 Jansen Ave. Essington DOB: 10 6 70 ACTIVITIES: Art Service 10.12. French Club 10,12. Class Congress 11,12; Senior Refreshment Stand LIKES: Van Halen, friends, Z-28 Camaro, partying, summer of 86, hot weather, the beach, senior week 88. 8 1 86, Albanian Bird Woman. Tex, Buck, Rigby homeroom DISLIKES: early rising, the load , dirties . math, homework, win- ter, working long hours, people who goob' FUTURE PLANS: medical school; marriage, children ELIZABETH ANN DeFRANCISCO Lizzy” 635 Delaware Ave. Norwood DOB: 1 3 70 ACTIVITIES. Field Hockey 9-12; Softball 11,12; Class Congress 9-12 (Class Vice-President 10-12). Key Club 9-12, A.F.S. 9-12 (President 11); Latin Club 9-12; Yearbook Business Staff 12; National Honor Society 12; Senior Refreshment Stand LIKES: sports, parties, good friends, cats, shopping, football games, summer, the beach, clothes, Mr. Betz, Mr. Hine, Mr. Curtin, Mr. Rigby, Mr. Mobley, Mrs. Bradley DISLIKES: phony friends, early rising. Physics, losing FUTURE PLANS: college; law school; marriage SHAWN DeLIBERTY Beaver 913 8th Ave. Prospect Park DOB: 8 10 70 ACTIVITIES: Soccer 9.10; Basketball 10. Class Congress 9 LIKES: THE CURE. David Lettermen. THE POLICE. Sixers, weekends. Pepsi DISLIKES: dirties , N.Y. Rangers, drugs FUTURE PLANS: college; marriage, family 23 Colleen Deserable Bryan DeStefano Danielle Nicole Dilulio COLLEEN DESERABLE 129 W. Garfield Ave. Norwood DOB: 6 26 70 ACTIVITIES: Held Hockey 9-12; Basketball 9-12. Softball 9-12; Class Congress 9-12; Key Club 9-12; A.E.S. 9,10; Yearbook Business Staff 12; Senior Refreshment Stand LIKES: family, sports, friends, parties, winning, weekends, Pepsi, money, life, Mr. Spafford, Mr. Rigby, Mr. Kennedy, Mr. Livingston. Mrs. Bradley, Mr. Curtin, Mr. Miller, BUC football games, late days DISLIKES: losing, dirties . snobs, homework, early rising FUTURE PLANS: college. Physical Therapy DOREEN DESERABLE Doe 129 W. Garfield Ave. Norwood DOB: 6 26 70 ACTIVITIES: Field hockey 9-12; Basketball 9-12. Softball 9-12; Class Congress 9-12; Key Club 9-12; A.F.S. 9,10; Senior Refreshment Stand LIKES: family, friends, sports, parties, life, Pepsi, money. Mr. Rigby. Mr. Livingston, Mr. Spafford. Mr. Kennedy, winning DISLIKES: phonies, losing FUTURE PLANS: child care BRYAN DeSTEFANO “Bry 656 N. 17th Ave. Prospect Park DOB: 5 9 70 ACTIVITIES: Intramurals 9-12, Art Service Club 9-12 LIKES: fast cars. Fords, Front Street DISLIKES: freshmen, skate punk haircuts, Ridley cops, Mopars FUTURE PLANS: automotive school QREQORY DIAMOND 331 N. Scott Ave. Glenolden DANIELLE NICOLE DilULIO Danele 130 N. Wells Ave. Glenolden DOB: 12 19 70 ACTIVITIES: Key Club 11,12, Field hockey 9-12 (Captain); Lacrosse 9-12; Class Congress 11.12; A.F.S. 10; Basketball 10; Intramural volleyball 11 LIKES: friends, family, clothes, parties, money, gum, candy, cra- zyeddies” DISLIKES: phonies, snobs, losing, cheaters FUTURE PLANS: work, marriage, family LONNIE DODSON Lon” 133 Amosland Ave. Norwood DOB: 5 20 70 ACTIVITIES: Basketball 9-12. Student Council 11,12; Football 12; Track 12 LIKES: my family DISLIKES: those who don t give others a chance FUTURE PLANS: college ANITA DOMBROSKY ”Nete 100 Sylvan Ave. Norwood DOB. 7 10 70 ACTIVITIES: Band Front 9,10, Student Council 9; Art Service Club 10- 12; A.F.S. 11. Baseball (mgr.) 10 LIKES: Flyers, Pink Floyd, Rock-n-Roll, parties, friends. Mustangs, shopping, sleep. Milldog DISLIKES: work, freshmen, early mornings, boredom, going to the office FUTURE PLANS: business DAVE DOONAN Psycho ' 432 S. Chester Pike Glenolden DOB: 10 12 68 LIKES: girls, heavy metal concerts DISLIKES: country music FUTURE PLANS: fame and fortune Doreen Deserable Gregory Diamond Lonnie Dodson 1 24 Anita Dombrosky Dave Doonan ROBERT DORIAM 402 LaGrange Ave. Essington DOB: 6 23 70 LIRES: weekends. Elyers DISLIKES: school food, Mondays FUTURE PLAMS: college Robert Dorian JErr DUGAM Dugan 127 E. Glenolden Ave. Qlenolden DOB: 2 25 70 ACTIVITIES: Basketball 9 12. Soccer 9; Football 11 LIKES: Basketball, fast cars, young ladies, layin wheels, Biother- monuclear Physics DISLIKES: Algebra. Trans-Ams, golf, needles, seafood DAVID PATRICK DUMLEAVY Dan 413 Wemer Ave. Glenolden DOB: 1 10 70 LIKES: girls, weekend nights FUTURE PLAMS. wealth JAMES DUMM Mighty Dunn 500 Sylvan Ave. Qlenolden DOB: 11 16 69 LIKES: blondes, cars. Friday nights with the boys ' DISLIKES: mohawks, metal heads. Jock parties FUTURE PLAMS: money and success David Patrick Dunleavy Collin Eckerd COLLIM ECKERD Tex 100 E. Glenolden Ave. Glenolden DOB: 4 15 69 LIKES: fast cars, laying wheels, homeroom, late days, weekends, money DISLIKES: Algebra, commercials, cafeteria food FUTURE PLAMS: college, family KIM ELLIOTT Kimmie 100 E. Glenolden Ave. L-12 Glenolden DOB: 11 22 70 ACTIVITIES: Spanish Club 10-12 LIKES: dancing, swimming, reading, friends, good music DISLIKES: stuck-up people, early rising FUTURE PLAMS: college CHARLES EMLOE 236 Bart ram Ave. Essington KARL ESCMER LOS 124 Elmwood Ave. Morwood DOB: 3 14 70 ACTIVITIES: Football 9. Soccer 11.12. Wrestling 9-12 LIKES: homeroom, early release, parties, girlfriend, friends DISLIKES: dirties , people who constantly flex, math FUTURE PLAMS: physical therapy TRACY AMM ESTES Traci-est 511 Saude Ave. Essington DOB: 9 29 70 ACTIVITIES: Student Council 9-12. Band Front 9. Class Congress 12 LIKES: MTV, friends, guys. Bon Jovi. MOTLEY CRUE. POISOM. par- ties. cable TV DISLIKES: phonies FUTURE PLAMS: college Jeff Dugan James Dunn Kim Elliott Karl Escher Tracy Ann Estes 25 Lora Evans Steven Evans Karen T. Everest Tom Eagan Lisa Ealcone Erank W. Farmer LORA EVANS 406 Sylvan Ave. Morwood DOB: 5 11 70 ACTIVITIES: Swim team LIKES: friends DISLIKES: cocky people STEVEN EVAMS Buddha' 101 S. Gov. Printz Blvd. Lester DOB: 5 9 70 ACTIVITIES: Football 912 LIKES: sports, summer. Psychology. Mr. Rigby. Thunderdome, Sen- ior Week DISLIKES: Monday mornings, freshmen, snobby people. 7:40 A.M.. two-faced people. Ridley. Penn Wood FUTURE PLANS: college KAREN T. EVEREST Karen Ev 235 Mohican St. Lester DOB: 11 11 69 ACTIVITIES: French Club 9.10,12; Class Congress 10-12; Student Council 12, Senior Refreshment Stand LIKES: Jr. year lunch table, parties. Class of 88 , Senior Week, friends, family. Wildwood. JOURNEY. Jaguars, gum. summer DISLIKES: work, dirties '. snobs, phonics, scraped knees FUTURE PLANS: college. Political Science; marriage; family TOM FAGAN 304 Meghan PI. Norwood DOB: 9 30 70 ACTIVITIES: Basketball 9; Class Congress 9; Baseball 9-12 LIKES: ice hockey, tennis, porches, girls, baseball, shore, weekends DISLIKES: early rising. Flyers losing, school books. Algebra II FUTURE PLANS: automotive sales career LISA FALCONE Lisa-Bee 417 Andrews Ave. Glenolden DOB: 7 3 70 ACTIVITIES: Class Congress 9,12; Band Front 9-10; A.F.S. 10. Base- ball (mgr. 11-12); French Club 9,10 LIKES: MTV. parties, friends, Alf, - football games, concerts. BeBop, Ron, Mr. Rigby, lakes DISLIKES: phonies, country music FUTURE PLANS: college. Teacher FRANK W. FARMER 650 17th Ave. Prospect Park DOB: 12 15 70 ACTIVITIES: Track and Field 9-12; Theatre Interboro 9-12, Kaleido- scope 10-12; Marching Band 9-12; Jazz Band 9-12; Concert Band 11,12; Chorus 12; Fast Buc 9-12; French Club 10,11; Cross Country 10. Intramurals (volleyball 9-12. basketball 10-12) SHERRIE L. FERRELL Sher 32 N. Chester Pk. Glenolden DOB: 2 27 70 ACTIVITIES: Vo-Tech 10-11; VICA LIKES: kids, ice cream, family, art, shopping, money, marriage DISLIKES: SSR, mornings, fat. motorcycles, final exams FUTURE PLANS: work, motherhood JAMES FITZPATRICK Mojo 35 W. Ridley Ave. Norwood DOB: 3 16 70 ACTIVITIES: Football 10-12; Baseball 10-12, Basketball 10 LIKES: sports. Jim Morrison, GRATEFUL DEAD, money, parties DISLIKES: Power 99. onions FUTURE PLANS: college 26 Sherrie L. Eerrell James Fitzpatrick LISA Q. FORD Fishy-Fordo 103 Summit Ave. Norwood DOB: 9 10 70 ACTIVITIES: Student Council 10 12 (Secretary 12); Class Congress 1012; Spanish Club 10 12; Intramural volleyball 10-12; Softball 11,12; Field Hockey 12 (mgr. 10,11); Key Club 11.12, Yearbook 11 LIKES: friends. SWATCH, the beach, ESPRIT. Pop s steaks . typing, softball. Morwood, field hockey. McDonalds, big earrings DISLIKES: dirties' . phonies, Phllly. Burger King, preppies, home- work. boring movies FUTURE PLAMS: college. Doctor, family. Hawaii JOHM FORTE 27 Railroad Ave. Glenolden MARIE ELIZABETH FORTUMATO Ree 133 Seminole Ave. Morwood DOB: 9 16 70 ACTIVITIES: Key Club (Co-president); National Honor Society 10-12 (Secretary 11, President 12); Class Congress 9-12 (Treasurer 10-12); Softball 9-12; A.F.S. 10; Intramural volleyball LIKES: family. Mew Wave, THE CURE, Avalon, shopping, money. clothes, life, social gatherings, soaps. Chuck Taylors, The Young- Ones. Rigs . Cruz. ESPRIT FUTURE PLAMS: Doctor AMTHOMY FRAMCOLIMI The Bone 513 Madison Ave. Prospect Park DOB: 5 1 70 ACTIVITIES: Football 9,11.12. Intramurals (volleyball 10.11; basket- ball 11) LIKES: sports, parties, boats. Class of 88 . Flyers, Team Canada. Fridays DISLIKES: SSR, 7:40 AM, dirties FUTURE PLAMS: college, law school MIKE FRAZIER 219 Gesner Ave. Morwood DOB: 7 31 70 ACTIVITIES: Soccer 9-11; Intramurals LIKES: sports, girls, money, parties DISLIKES: early rising CHERYL GATTI 514 Front St. Essington DOB: 9 24 70 LIKES: softball, bike rides, walking. Mr. Marcoon. Herr . Rob DISLIKES: early rising, gym class FUTURE PLAMS: college, marriage, family AMM MARIE GAVIM 106 Willows Ave. Morwood DOB: 2 10 70 ACTIVITIES: Lacrosse 9-12. Class Congress 9-12. Student Council 11.12; Field Hockey 9.10; A.F.S. 9-11 (Treasurer) LIKES: Mew Wave. South St., the seashore, best friend. Megan. Pulsa- tions. guys with weird hair DISLIKES: bowling, unpolished nails FUTURE PLAMS: college, marriage CHRISTINA GENTILE 705 14th Ave. Prospect Park WENDY GIBBS 53 Martin Ln. Morwood DOB: 9 25 70 ACTIVITIES: Vo-Tech 11.12 LIKES: red Lamburguinis. rich men. money, a good time DISLIKES: nail-biters FUTURE PLANS: hair dressing school KIMBERLY AMM GIEDER Gieder 118 Elmwood Ave. Morwood DOB: 9 15 70 ACTIVITIES: Vo-Tech 10-12. VICA 10-12 LIKES: dancing, friends, great times in Wildwood, food DISLIKES: snobs. Government Class, fights, feet, watches FUTURE PLAMS: college, trip to Australia Anthony Erancolini Cheryl Gatti Wendy Gibbs Marie Elizabeth Fortunato Mike Frazier Ann Marie Gavin Kimberly Ann Gieder 27 THERESA A. GIOVANELLI “Terry 100 E. Glcnoldcn Ave. 0 12 Glenolden DOB: 3 1 70 ACTIVITIES: Marching Band 9; Lacrosse (mgr. 10); Yearbook Busi- ness Staff 11 LIKES: Bob. Ang and Mom. Spike DISLIKES: people who walk slowly in the hall, taking tests, second lunch. Mondays FUTURE PLANS: college CHRISTOPHER GIVENS 205 Cleveland Ave. Norwood JOHN GLICK “Glickster 2 N. Chester Pike Glenolden DOB: 7 9 70 ACTIVITIES: Intramurals (softball 10-12. hockey 10; volleyball 10); Baseball 12; Spanish Club 10.11 LIKES: hockey, girls, good friends, money, pizza, cars, cold weather, camping DISLIKES: the military, early rising. Fire drills, dirties GLENN RICHARD GOLDSBOROUGH Goldy 208 Cleveland Ave. Norwood DOB: 4 25 70 ACTIVITIES: Baseball 9-12. Soccer 10-12. Basketball 9. Theatre Inter- boro 9-11; Student Council 10-12,- Class Congress 10-12; National Honor Society 11.12. Latin Club 9-12. Ski Club 10-12. Key Club 12. Senior Refreshment Stand LIKES: skiing, snow, girls, friends, U2. good times, money. God, sports. Porsche 911 Turbo, parties DISLIKES: bathroom passes, lunch lines, term papers, SSR. humid- ity. Physics' radio synthesis, fat chicks FUTURE PLANS: college MELANIE GORDON 12-B Huron Ave. Norwood DOB: 11 11 70 ACTIVITIES: Student Council 9, Band Front 11.12 LIKES: dancing, being with friends, shopping, money DISLIKES: working everyday after school FUTURE PLANS: Franklin Morris Academy DOUGLAS E. GRACE 88 N. Ridgeway Ave. Glenolden DOB: 7 13 70 ACTIVITIES: Football 9-12. Baseball 9. Basketball 9. Intramurals LIKES: parties, girls DISLIKES: boring people FUTURE PLANS: college DAWN GREENLAW 301 Love Ln. Norwood DOB: 9 4 71 ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey 9-12. Class Congress 10 12. National Hon- or Society 10-12. Latin Club 9-12. A.F.S. 11. Key Club 12 LIKES: sleeping, parties, dancing, money, being with friends, a sum- mer in California, weekends, senior year, tennis, box lacrosse DISLIKES: early rising, morning, unsuccessful diets, shoe size FUTURE PLANS: college, marriage JOHN F. GRESKOFF Grez 311 Woodland Ave. Glenolden DOB: 2 10 70 ACTIVITIES: Soccer 9-12. Baseball 9-12. Intramurals (volleyball 10- 12). German Club 9.10.12, AFS 12 LIKES: tinted windows, sarcasm, oldies music DISLIKES: dirties . metal heads Theresa A. Giovanelli Christopher Givens John Glick Glenn Richard Goldsborough Melanie Gordon Doug E. Grace 28 Dawn Greenlaw John P. Greskoff Kris Kristen Gressel Tracey Ann Guretzka Peter D. Maas Kimberly hall KRISTEN GRESSEL 501 E. Winona Ave. Norwood DOB: 4 8 70 ACTIVITIES: Basketball (mgr. 9-12); Class Congress 11.12; Yearbook Business Staff 12 LIKES: parties, muscles, football games, basketball games DISLIKES: wise guys, freshmen, drugs FUTURE PLANS: college TRACEY ANN GURETZKA Space 565 Saude Ave. Essington DOB: 8 4 70 ACTIVITIES: Fast Buc 9. French Club 9, Vo-Tech 10-12. VIC A 10-12, Chorus 9; Student Aid 11,12 LIKES: heavy metal, parties. Corvettes, guys with long hair. Front St. DISLIKES: hall passes, preps, snobs, homeroom FUTURE PLANS: x-ray technician PETER D. MAAS PetUS 1019 Pennsylvania Ave. Prospect Park DOB: 9 18 69 ACTIVITIES: Marching Band 9-12; Theatre Interboro 9-12; Jazz Band 9-12; Concert Band 9-12, Chorus 9-12 (District 11. Regional 11); French Club 9-12 (treasurer 10); Fast Buc 9-12 (editor-in-chief 11,12); National Honor Society 10-12, Kaleidoscope 10 12; German Club 12; DfirD Club 9.10; IFAS 11,12 (co-president 11,12); Intramur- als (soccer 11,12; volleyball 10-12. basketball 10-12) KIMBERLY HALL Kim 402 Folsom Ave. Prospect Park DOB: 11 28 69 ACTIVITIES: Chorus 9; French Club 11,12 LIKES: sports cars, money, computers, guys. Flyers, graduation DISLIKES: homework, know-it-alls FUTURE PLANS: college VALERIE BARBARA HALL Barbie 199 S. MacDade Blvd. Glenolden DOB: 4 7 70 ACTIVITIES: Marching Band 9. Basketball 9-12; Softball 9-12; Nation- al Honor Society 10-12, Yearbook 12 (typing editor) LIKES: sleeping, money, box lacrosse, hockey. Flyers, tennis, college sports DISLIKES: homework. SSR, early rising, dirties , hot dogs, tuna fish FUTURE PLANS: college electrical engineering PAUL HAMILTON 202 Tatnall Ave. Norwood DAWN MARIE HARLEY 217 Erikson Ae. Essington DOB: 11 4 69 ACTIVITIES: Student Council 9. Vo-Tech 11,12; Spanish Club 11 LIKES: 64 Mustangs, softball, friends, money. Class of 88 FUTURE PLANS: hair dressing school RICHARD HASSIEPEN 701 Prospect Ave. Prospect Park DOB: 7 13 70 ACTIVITIES: Baseball 9-12 LIKES: girls, GENESIS, hunting, fishing FUTURE PLANS: trade school carpentry JANET IRENE HAWKINS Janetta 646 15th Ave. Prospect Park DOB: 1 15 70 ACTIVITIES: French Club 9; Theatre Interboro 9.10; Baseball (mgr. 9). Softball (mgr. 9); Senior Refreshment Stand LIKES: friends. Mr. Spafford s homeroom DISLIKES: crowds, cold weather, obnoxious people FUTURE PLANS: marriage; family 29 Rich Hassiepen Janet Irene hawkins Katharine hedge Victoria J. Holt Roger Keith hughes 10 Paula Elaine Ingle KATHARINE HEDGE Katy” 245 Pontiac St. Lester DOB: 10 22 70 ACTIVITIES: Art Service Club 10-12 (President); Latin Club 9,11; Yearbook Art Editor 12 LIKES: art, fall, koala bears, white plastic trash cans DISLIKES: Mondays, rain FUTURE PLANS: college art education KATHLEEN MARIE HEDRICH ' Kathy ' 705 17th Ave. Prospect Park DOB: 12 31 70 ACTIVITIES: Band Front 9-12. Theatre Interboro 9-12; French Club 9- 12 (co-vice-president 11, co-president 12); Kaleidoscope 10-12; Class Congress 9-12; National Honor Society 10-12; Chorus 9; Fast Buc 12 LIKES: Flyers, Be-Bop, Long Beach Island. GENESIS, hot dogs, chocolate milkshakes, shopping DISLIKES: oral reports. SSR, close order drill FUTURE PLANS: college broadcasting KELLY HICKMAN Kl 130 Henderson Ave. Norwood DOB: 7 21 69 LIKES: Mr. Marcoon. Italians. PINK FLOYD, concerts, weekends DISLIKES: country music, preps, perfect grammar FUTURE PLANS: a career in management VICTORIA J. HOLT Vicki” 205 Urban Ave. Norwood DOB: 6 30 70 LIKES: Bon Jovi. fast cars, parties, loud music. Mr. Lefkowitz DISLIKES: school, SSR, work, snobby people, early rising FUTURE PLANS: secretary RUSSELL WARREN HUEY Rush” 402 Printz Ave. Essington DOB: 6 24 69 ACTIVITIES: Baseball 9 LIKES: wood shop, football, dances DISLIKES: SSR, early rising FUTURE PLANS: house construction ROGER KEITH HUGHES 433 Hillcrest Ave. Glenolden DOB: 2 4 70 LIKES: friends, girls, football DISLIKES: early rising, SSR ROBIN ANN CELINE HUGUES 382 Hibbs Ave. Glenolden DOB: 3 10 70 ACTIVITIES: Class Congress 9-12; French Club 9-12 (co-vice presi- dent 11; co-president 12); Band Front 9-12 (co-captain 11,12); Fast Buc 9-12 (feature editor 12), Student Council 9.10, AFS 10, Yearbook Business StafT 10,- Spanish Club 12; Fantasy and Adventure Society 12 (treasurer) LIKES: sunny days, friends, yellow, family, music DISLIKES: bad moods FUTURE PLANS: college, child psychologist WAYNE HUMPHRIES 728 17th Ave. Prospect Park PAULA ELAINE INGLE Twisted” 732 13th Ave. Prospect Park DOB: 11 23 70 ACTIVITIES: Spanish Club 10-12 LIKES: parties, pizza, Italian guys, Mr. Marcoon's class, Spanish I, Class of 88, Mr. Hangsterfer s class. Sprite. Doritos DISLIKES: Algebra II. Pepsi, Mondays, SSR FUTURE PLANS: college psychiatry BRIAN JAMES IPPOLITO “Ipp 1316 Fletcher Ave. Prospect Park DOB: 12 29 70 ACTIVITIES: Baseball 9-12; Class Congress 12; Swim Team 11.2; National Honor Society 11,12; Spanish Club 10-12; Key Club 12; Student Council 12 LIKES: girls, Mexico, vacation, dancing, sports DISLIKES; SSR, rules, working, thinking, country music FUTURE PLANS: college; family ______________ ____________________ Kathleen Marie Hedrich Russell Warren Huey Robin Ann Celine hugues Brian James Ippolito Linda Ann Jacobi Kelly Lynn Jarek James J. Johnston Sharon L. Kauffman LINDA ANN JACOBI 100 N. Wells Ave. Glenolden DOB: 10 19 70 ACTIVITIES: Class Congress 9.10; Student Council 10-12; Lacrosse (mgr. 10); Key Club 12 LIKES: Mr. Marcoon, Mr. Qefrorer, Mr. Costanzo, Mr. Baracca. shop- ping. friends, money DISLIKES: SSR, Mondays FUTURE PLANS: college SCOTT LAWRENCE JACOBI 511 Tasker Ave. Norwood DOB: 2 25 70 ACTIVITIES: Class Congress 9; Football 12 LIKES: Flyers, ice hockey, nice cars, money, Florida, music DISLIKES: SSR, Edmonton Oilers FUTURE PLANS: trade school; college KELLY LYNN JAREK Kellell ' 500 Front St. Essington DOB: 12 4 69 ACTIVITIES: Cheerleading 9-12; Lacrosse 9-12, Spanish Club 9-11, Art Service Club 12 LIKES: sports, friends, parties, the beach, guys DISLIKES: raisins, feet FUTURE PLANS: interior design KEVIN MICHAEL YOUNG JOHNSON Slick 100 E. Glenolden Ave. Glenolden DOB: 2 21 70 LIKES: music, animals, girls, travel, money DISLIKES: SSR. cafeteria food FUTURE PLANS: college JAMES J. JOHNSTON Mope- 512 Prospect Ave. Prospect Park DOB: 10 12 70 ACTIVITIES: Baseball 10 12 LIKES: sports, Mr. Miller, Mr. Essery. Mr. Dwyer. New York Mets DISLIKES: SSR. freshmen FUTURE PLANS: college DEBORAH LYNN JONES Debbie 731 Chester Pk. Prospect Park DOB: 8 23 70 ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey 9-12, Softball 10-12; Swimming 11; Class Congress 9-12; French Club 9; Key Club 12 LIKES: family, friends, parties, driving, music DISLIKES: early rising, snobby people, bathroom passes FUTURE PLANS: college; marriage; family JOYCE E. JUDGE Shorty 30 N. Wells Ave. Glenolden DOB: 10 29 69 LIKES: guys, friends, parties, dancing, SSR DISLIKES: snobs FUTURE PLANS: college SHARON L. KAUFFMAN 311 N. Scott Ave. Glenolden DOB: 8 2 69 ACTIVITIES: French Club 11,12, Cheerleading 9.10; Soccer (mgr. 11); Chorus 9-12 LIKES: friends, parties DISLIKES: SSR. homework FUTURE PLANS: interior design HACHICK KAZANJIAN Shiek 140 N. Wells Ave. Glenolden DOB: 4 26 70 LIKES: exotic cars, girls, fancy dinners, money, clothes DISLIKES: SSR. dirties . preppies . school lunches FUTURE PLANS: business CHRISTOPHER KENNEDY 613 Mohawk Ave. Norwood DOB: 9 22 70 ACTIVITIES: Basketball 9; Intramurals (basketball 10-12. softball 11,12. volleyball 10,11) LIKES: friends, sports, German, teachers DISLIKES: bullies, SSR. druggies Scott Lawrence Jacobi Kevin Michael Young Johnson Joyce E. Judge Chris Kennedy Colleen Kennedy Lawrence Kephart John Kerstetter Helen J. Kester COLLEEM KEMMEDY Coll” 418 Folsom ave. Prospect Park DOB: 4 24 70 ACTIVITIES: Basketball 9; Softball 9-12; Class Congress 12; Senior Refreshment Stand, Key Club 12 LIKES: Mr. Rigby, Mr. Marcoon, parties, softball, friends DISLIKES: SSR, bathroom passes, working FUTURE PLAMS: college nursing LAWREMCE KEPHART ' Larry 107 Willows Ave. Morwood DOB: 3 16 70 ACTIVITIES: Football 10.12; Swimming 11,12 LIKES: girls, tans, parties, summer, swimming, winning DISLIKES: losing. SSR FUTURE PLAMS: college JOMM KERSTETTER 505 Tatnall Ave. Glenolden MELEM J. KESTER 450 Hibbs Ave. Glenolden DOB: 5 3 70 ACTIVITIES: Gentian Club 9,10 LIKES: Local Music Scene, writing, parties, metal music DISLIKES: preps FUTURE PLAMS: college joumalism DAVID KIMEE Russell” 515 Devon Rd. Morwood DOB: 3 8 70 ACTIVITIES: Soccer 9-12. French Club 11,12 LIKES: Gumby, old Corvettes, Mr. Betz, Mr. Rigby, Mr. Mobley, Mme. Burgess DISLIKES: uninvited guests FUTURE PLAMS: marriage JOSEPH F. KIMGSMILL 309 Urban Ave. Morwood DOB: 8 6 70 ACTIVITIES: Art Service Club 12 LIKES: art, baseball, hockey, reading, friends, the beach, camping, music, movies, pizza DISLIKES: homework, hot dogs, liars, death, the ocean, reports FUTURE PLAMS: college computers JOSEPH KLEIMZ 131 Ridgeway Ave. Morwood JOHM F. KLEKMER. JR. 321 Massasoit St. Lester DOB: 12 9 69 ACTIVITIES: Spanish Club 10-12; Latin club 11,12; Intramural volley- ball 11,12; Class Congress 11,12 (President 12), Student Council 11,12, A.F.S. 11,12; Key Club 12 LIKES: meeting new people, traveling, telephones. California-life, the beach, skiing, golf, fashion, music, money, friends, parties DISLIKES: MacDade Mall, drugs, cigarette smoke, fake personalities FUTURE PLAMS: college STEPHEM KLUSKA Stu 121 2nd St. Essington DOB: 12 9 69 ACTIVITIES: Football 11,12; Baseball 11,12; Intramurals (volleyball 11. basketball 11,12) LIKES: ladies, LL COOL J, RUM DMC, BEASTIE BOYS, sports, parties, sleeping, gold, 20. winning DISLIKES: losing, SSR, working, early rising, hot summer camp prac- tices MICHELE L. KNOWLES Shellybean” 1628 Lincoln Ave. A-2 Prospect Park DOB: 9 17 70 ACTIVITIES: Swimming 11.12; Chorus 12 LIKES: THE POLICE, money DISLIKES: rumors, fakes, horror movies, birthdays, waiting FUTURE PLANS: col I ege psychology KYMBERLE KOENIG 1 Love Lane Norwood DOB: 12 28 70 BOB KOHLBRENNER ‘ Kolby 845 10th Ave. Prospect Park DOB: 4 4 69 ACTIVITIES: Football 9.10; Track 9.10; Vo-Tech 10-12 LIKES: girls, FLBA, Vo-Tech, Bruce Springsteen DISLIKES: snobs, rap music, working, cold hands FUTURE PLANS: college JOE KOMISOR Hipp” 319 Seneca St. Lester DOB: 3 31 70 ACTIVITIES: A.F.S. 9.10; Football 10-12 LIKES: MOONLIGHTING. ROLLING STONES, GRATEFUL DEAD, Mo- town, Mr. Kennedy, Mr. Kaye, Mr. Garrison, “Herr”. Mobes”. Miss Giglio. Miss Wawerchak DISLIKES: people who buy vowels, communists FUTURE PLANS: college Kymberle Koenig DAVID KRAMER 514 Essex Rd. Norwood DONNA KULP 270 E. Winona Ave. Norwood TRACEY LANG 533 9th Ave. Prospect Park DOB: 9 7 70 ACTIVITIES: Basketball 9-11; Softball 9,10; Senior Refreshment Stand LIKES: ice hockey. Flyers games, guys, sports, rainy days, spring, rock music, best friend DISLIKES: snobs, rap music, stuck-up guys KRISTINA LAUN 101 Woodland Ave. Norwood DOB: 4 2 70 ACTIVITIES: Vo-Tech RICHARD H. LEGGETT 519 Saude Ave. Essington DOB: 4 7 70 ACTIVITIES: French Club 10-12; Swimming 11.12; Track 12 LIKES: Mr. Outlaw's discussions. Jaguars, swimming DISLIKES: homeroom FUTURE PLANS: college accounting SHARON LEGGETT Shar 24 N. Llanwellyn Ave. Glenolden DOB: 10 1 70 ACTIVITIES: Vo-Tech 10-12; VICA 10-12 LIKES: money, parties, kids, shopping DISLIKES: decisions, early-rising. SSR FUTURE PLANS: college educatlon Tracey Lang Kristina Laun Richard H. Leggett Sharon Leggett 33 SUZETTE LcMAITRE Suz 832 4th Avc. Prospect Park DOB: 12 17 69 ACTIVITIES: Cheerleading 10; Lacrosse 11,12 LIKES: parties, weekends, shopping. Wildwood, boyfriend, mflrm's DISLIKES: early-rising, being broke, fake friends FUTURE PLANS: fashion merchandising FRAMK LeMAY Trankle 527 Mohawk Ave. Norwood DOB: 8 14 70 ACTIVITIES: Dungeons flr Dragons 9 LIKES: horseback riding, MOTLEY CRUE, weekends, parties, Texas DISLIKES: snobs, rumors, preps, fakes rUTURE PLANS: ranching DEBORAH LePERSON 626 Richfield Ave. Qlenolden CHRISTINA ELIZABETH LERCh J-Raffe 27 S. Andrews Ave. Qlenolden DOB: 12 24 69 ACTIVITIES: Latin Club 9 11; Art Service Club 10 12 (Vice President 12); Theatre Intertooro 9-12, Marching Band 9-12; Fast Buc Staff 9-12; Yearbook Staff 12 (Sports Editor); Basketball 10; Chorus 9; National Honor Society 10-12 (Treasurer 12); French Club 12 LIKES: Corvettes, chocolate. Phil Collins, ice cream, navy blue, white plastic trash cans, reading, cats, poetry. Binky. Converse All-Stars, England DISLIKES: research, losing FUTURE PLANS: college psychology or public relations RENEE STEPHANIE LISKOWYCZ Dale 219 Saude Ave. Essington DOB: 1 24 70 ACTIVITIES: Marching Band 9-12, Theatre Interboro 9-12; Chorus 9,11,12; Concert Band 11,12; Kaleidoscope 10-12; Spanish Club 10- 12; French Club 11,12; Fast Buc 12; Intramurals 10; Inside Interboro 11,12 LIKES: music, tigers, spring, acting, walking in the rain. Fridays, friends DISLIKES: dishonesty, hostility, two-faced people FUTURE PLANS: pilot, marriage, family THOMAS LITTLE 24 Tasker Ave. Norwood DOB: 10 4 70 ACTIVITIES: Art Service Club 9; Track 12 LIKES: art class, parties, cars, sleeping, girls DISLIKES: dirties' . work, homeroom FUTURE PLANS: college art or computers MICHAEL LOCKWOOD 851 13th Ave. 2nd Floor Prospect Park DOB: 11 23 70 ACTIVITIES: Soccer 9-11 LIKES: football, soccer, tennis, swimming DISLIKES: school FUTURE PLANS: computer engineer JANET R. LOFTUS 445 Hibbs Ave. Glenolden DOB: 10 29 69 LIKES: friends, driving, dogs, senior year DISLIKES: stuck-up people, early-rising, working, cats, government FUTURE PLANS: trade school RANDY LOWE 123 E. Qlenolden Ave. Qlenolden DOB. 11 18 70 ACTIVITIES: Cross Country 9-12, Winter Track 9-12; Spring Track 9- 12 LIKES: baseball. QRATEFUL DEAD, long hair, blue Jeans DISLIKES: yuppies . back injuries, war. uninformed people FUTURE PLANS: college Suzette LcMaitre Christina Elizabeth Lerch Frank LeMay Renee Stephanie Liskowycz Thomas Little Michael Lockwood Janet R. Loftus Randy Lowe Lis Lisa Lynch David Mack Vincent J. Maisano Cathleen V. Manren Colleen Ann Marsala Michele Alexis Martin LISA LYMCH 200 Seminole Ave. Morwood DOB: 12 18 70 ACTIVITIES: Held hockey 9 (mgr. 10). Swimming 11,12; Lacrosse 10- 12; Class Congress 10-12; A.F.S. 11,12; Key Club 12; Theatre Inter- boro 9; Latin Club 9-12 LIKES: music, chocolate. British accents, crystal blue eyes, dark hair, summer, Saturday nights, friends DISLIKES: work, early rising, growing up FUTURE PLAMS: college MICHELLE LYP1CM 130 Bart ram Ave. Essington DAVID MACK 830 13th Ave. Prospect Park DOB: 11 16 68 ACTIVITIES: Soccer SEAM MACK 159 S. Wells Ave. Qlenolden DOB: 12 9 69 ACTIVITIES: Football 9-12 LIKES: Seattle Seahawks. football, sports TIMA MARIE MAISAMO TITT 156 Mohawk Ave. Morwood DOB. 8 15 70 ACTIVITIES: French Club 9-12. Chorus 9. Soccer (mgr. 10.11) LIKES: sports, music, driving, normal yearbooks, boys, telephone DISLIKES: homeroom. SSR, Kaleidoscope, KISS 100 FM FUTURE PLAMS: child care nursing VIMCEMT J. MAISAMO Ratt' 607 11th Ave. Prospect Park DOB: 4 4 70 ACTIVITIES: Soccer 9-12 LIKES: Pepsi. THE POLICE, soccer DISLIKES: dirties , Marriton UTURE PLAMS: college_______________________________ CATHLEEM V. MARREM 508 Sylvan Ave. Qlenolden DOB: 3 8 70 ACTIVITIES: Student Council 11-12. Class Congress 12, Cheerlead- ing 10, Swimming 11-12, French Club 9-12 LIKES: friends, doing crazy things. Parenting, dancing, shopping, traveling DISLIKES: homework FUTURE PLAMS: college business COLLEEM AMM MARSALA Zenyatta 204 W. Martin Ln. Morwood DOB: 10 29 70 ACTIVITIES: Fast Buc 9; German Club 9-12 (Co-secretary 9. Co-vice- president 12); A.F.S. 11,12 LIKES: THE CURE, all punk, hard core, thrash, new wave music, black, David Letterman, the Young Ones, WDMR, anarchy DISLIKES: rap music, heavy metal, homeroom, conformity FUTURE PLAMS: college MICHELE ALEXIS MARTIM 410 Qrays Ave. Qlenolden DOB: 5 26 70 LIKES: Dad, Mom. Florida, friends, chubby bunny, school pizza, dance clubs, fast and expensive cars, shopping, money, the beach, ice hockey, concerts, animals, skiing DISLIKES: seafood, people who tease, ignorance, snakes, credit card bills FUTURE PLAMS: college Robert Martino Chris McBride Tom McBride ROBERT MARTIHO Blmz 132 Erickson Ave. Essington DOB: 12 21 69 LIKES: Italians, girls, ice hockey, fishing, money DISLIKES: dirties . preppies , heavy metal, nelson s stories TRACEY REHEE MARVEL Trace 327 Printz Ave. Essington DOB: 8 13 70 ACTIVITIES: french Club 9-12; Cheerleading 11,12; Chorus 9; fast Buc 11,12, national Honor Society 11.12; Kaleidoscope 11,12 LIKES: dancing, cheerleading, shoe shopping, football games DISLIKES: SSR, research papers, oral reports, SAT s fUTURE PLAnS: college joumalism CHRIS McBRIDE Chris” 214 M. Gov. Printz Blvd. Lester DOB: 12 23 69 LIKES: rock-n-roll, girls DISLIKES: teachers, school, fords fUTURE PLAHS: automotive body work SHAWH McBRIDE 20 Seneca St. Essington DOB: 8 25 70 ACTIVITIES: Baseball 9,12, German Club 9,10 LIKES: weekends, guns, easy work. LED ZEPPELin, PIMK fLOYD DISLIKES: weekdays, hard work fUTURE PLAHS: work TOM McBRIDE Me 114 Bonsall Ave. Glenolden DOB: 4 17 70 ACTIVITIES: Baseball 12 LIKES: sports, parties, music, food, the beach, the dark, money, Bruce Willis DISLIKES: ignorant people, cheesecake, early rising, onions fUTURE PLAHS: school, work WILLIAM KEHHETH McCLEMMEM Bill- 116 Ridgeway Ave. Morwood DOB: 4 15 70 ACTIVITIES: Cross Country 9,10; Latin Club 9-12; Theatre Interboro 9-12; Marching Band 9-12; Jazz Band 9-12 LIKES: money, late openings, weekends DISLIKES: SSR. ' Pear . physics radio, tackles, streamers, synthesis, cats fUTURE PLAHS: college KATHLEEH McGRATH 15 Tasker Ave. Horwood DOB: 1 29 69 LIKES: late days, snow days. Wildwood DISLIKES: snobby people, rainy days fUTURE PI AHS- marriage,- family DEHISE M. McQUIGOH 507 Gardner Ave. Glenolden DOB: 6 14 70 ACTIVITIES: Softball 11,12 LIKES: chocolate, dogs, pizza. '86 varsity football games, Wildwood, spending money. Mustang GT, early release DISLIKES: SSR. homework, period D, traffic jams, being tickled, gym, school food. 7:40 AM fUTURE PLAHS: college Tracey Renee Marvel Shawn McBride William Kenneth McClennen 36 Kathleen McGrath Denise M. McGuigon Kelly Ann McGuire Gerald W. McLaughlin Claudine M. McShane Trista Millington KELLY Ann McQUIRE ’’Keller 501 Lincoln Ave. 1st Floor Prospect Park DOB: 5 17 70 ACTIVITIES: Basketball 9-12; Softball 10-12; Class Congress 10-12; A.P.S. 9-11; Key Club 10-12; Spanish Club 10-12; Senior Refreshment Stand; Yearbook Business Staff 12 LIKES: parties, sports, family, friends, life, football games, school dances, Mr. Mangsterfer, Mr. Kennedy, Mr. Rigby, Mr. dr Mrs. Living- ston. Mr. Miller, Mr. Spafford, Ms. Qiglio, Mr. Curtin, Mrs. Bradley. Miss Rcnzetti. DISLIKES: drugs, smoking, new-wave, music, liars, backstabbers . losing. Advanced Math FUTURE PLAnS: business school KEMMETM THOMAS McLARMOn ’’Ken 16 Linwood Cir. Glenolden DOB: 8 17 70 ACTIVITIES: Basketball 9-10. Soccer 10-11, Intramural Soccer 11. French Club 9-12, Yearbook Business Staff 12 LIKES: Ludwig Drums, Paiste Cymbals, Mr. Moss . Mrs. V . Mr. Outlaw DISLIKES: Tama Drums. Zildjian Cymbals. Monday mornings, 1st lunch FUTURE PLAMS: college GERALD W. McLAUQHLIM Jer Babe 1614 Washington Ave. Prospect Park DOB: 9 17 69 LIKES: women, money DISLIKES: school, losing FUTURE PLAMS: law enforcement DAMIEL McMEILL 842 7th Ave. Prospect Park DAVID McQUISTOM Dave 122 E. Oak Ln. Glenolden DOB: 8 19 69 ACTIVITIES: Wrestling 9,10,12 LIKES: wrestling, fishing, sports DISLIKES: overweight girls, bad jokes CLAUDIME M. McSHAME 125 S. Martin Ln. Norwood DOB: 10 16 70 LIKES: PIMK FLOYD, 65' Mustangs, good friends, money. Mew York. Wildwood DISLIKES: freshmen, SSR, early rising FUTURE PLAMS: college DAMIELLE MEYERS 848 12th Ave. Prospect Park KAREM MIDDLETOM Squeakie 453 Iroquois St. Lester DOB: 9 2 70 ACTIVITIES: Band 9. VICA 10-12 LIKES: driving DISLIKES: oral reports, fiat tires FUTURE PLAMS: medical assistant TRISTA MILLIMGTOM ’’Trist 412 W. Ashland Ave. Glenolden DOB. 4 8 70 LIKES: music, clothes, nice cars, getting presents, gold, friends, money DISLIKES: early-rising, working, liars, being broke, cheaters FUTURE PLAMS: school; work MICHEAL MIZERMY 849 12th Ave. Prospect Park DOB: 10 20 69 ACTIVITIES: Soccer 9, Art Service Club 9-12 LIKES: homeroom, Chevy s, skiing. Front St. DISLIKES: SSR. freshmen, Ridley cops, slow cars, most Fords, early- rising FUTURE PLAMS: Job; family Kenneth Thomas McLarnon David McQuiston Karen Middleton Michael Mizerny 37 MICHAEL G. MOORE 540 Mohawk Ave. Norwood DOB: 1 21 70 ACTIVITIES: Swimming and Diving 11,12; Art Service Club 12 LIKES: older women, girls in general, swimming, diving, rock-n-roll. singing, making people happy DISLIKES: people with attitudes . ' Like bad vibes man EUTURE PLANS: college architecture KAREN ANN MORRIS 100 E. Glenolden Ave. Apt. h-15 Glenolden DOB: 12 22 70 ACTIVITIES: Softball 11,12 LIKES: laughing, dancing, shopping, chocolate, summer, aerobics, spaghetti, Mr. Hopkins, Miss Renzetti, Mr. Trush, Mr. Lefkowitz DISLIKES: stuck-up guys, studs, snobs, liars, ftsh, sweat FUTURE PLANS: college PATRICIA A. MORRIS Trish 134 S. Wells Ave. Glenolden DOB: 7 10 70 ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey 9. Theatre Interboro 10-12, Chorus 11. Lacrosse 11,12; Art Service Club 12 LIKES: boys, friendly people, music, clothes, shopping, dancing, parties. Bon Jovi DISLIKES: snobs, hard rock, spazzy hair, homework, freshman, SSR, school food FUTURE PLANS: business school LAURI ANNE MORTIMER “Mort 740 15th Ave. Prospect Park DOB: 2 22 70 ACTIVITIES: Basketball 9-12, Softball 10,12; Senior Refreshment Stand LIKES: parties, guys, dancing, food, Mrs. Livingston, 9th grade Eng- lish class, 10th grade Algebra class DISLIKES: snobs, crowded hallways, school food FUTURE PLANS, college ROBERT NARCAVAGE Narc 1 Park Ave. Norwood DOB: 5 1 69 ACTIVITIES: Latin Club 9,10, French Club 11,12; Baseball 9; Track 12; Intramural volleyball 9,10; Yearbook Business Staff 12 LIKES: late Thursdays, fast cars, fast food, snow, Mr. Costanzo. Mr. Dwyer, Mr. Rigby DISLIKES: snobs, homework FUTURE PLANS: college TRACIE NATOLI 645 13th Ave. Prospect Park DOB: 4 19 70 LIKES: Mr. Miller, friends DISLIKES: early rising Robert Narcavage Richard Neill RICHARD NEILL 342 S. Wanamaker Avenue Essington, Pa. 19029 JASON NELSON Jake 106 St. James PI. Glenolden DOB: 1 20 70 LIKES; good music, speedsters. The Police. U2, Bob Marley DISLIKES: SSR. dirties , skate-rats , SATs, Mondays, the period before lunch FUTURE PLANS: music IRENE MARIE O'KEEFE ' Renie 321 Wanamaker Ave. Essington DOB: 9 25 70 ACTIVITIES: Vo-Tech 10-12; VICA LIKES: concerts, heavy metal, parties, friends DISLIKES: eary rising, preps , SSR FUTURE PLANS: x-ray technician 38 Jason Nelson Irene Marie O'Keefe JASOM OLSOM Toc-CUttcr 506 Corinthian Ave. Essington DOB: 3 7 70 LIKES: parties, girls. LED ZEPPELIM, work, driving, pep rallys DISLIKES: rain, 98 PM PUTURE PLAMS: business BILL OSBORME 238 Pontiac Street Lester, Pa. 19113 TOM OSOWSKI 426 Iroquois St. Lester DOB: 3 5 69 LIKES: music, parties DISLIKES: getting caught for smoking or going out to lunch FUTURE PLAMS: trade school PATRICIA AMM OWEMS 'Pattl-O” 335 N. Woodland Ave. Glenolden DOB: 10 26 70 ACTIVITIES: French Club 9.10; Art Service Club 11.12, Class Con- gress 12 LIKES: Louis Pizza, horses, money, shopping, Gucci watches, Mer- cedes DISLIKES: stuck-up guys FUTURE PLAMS: college graphic design MELSOM PAMICMELLI 133 M. Wells Ave. Glenolden DOB: 8 18 70 ACTIVITIES: Soccer 11.12; Football 11.12; Baseball 11.12 LIKES: Mrs. Livingston, Mr. Hanksterfer, Italian girls, sports, Mr. Liv- ingston DISLIKES: dirties FUTURE PLAMS: college DAMIEL VIMCEMT PAOME Vince” 636 8th Ave. Prospect Park DOB: 12 26 69 ACTIVITIES: Marching Band 9-12 (captain 11.12); Jazz Band 9-12; Concert Band 11,12; Chorus 9-12; French Club 9-12; Fast Buc 9-12 (co-editor 11.12), Hi-Q 10-12, Mational Honor Society 10-12. Kaleido- scope 10-12, Theatre Interboro 9-12, D8fD 9.10. IFAS 11.12 (co- president 11,12); Intramurals (volleyball 10-12; basketball 10-12) LIKES: Porsches. Toronto Blue Jays. Cleveland Browns, snare drum, phys. ed.. tennis, synthesizers, teachers, weekends, bacon 8f eggs DISLIKES: cheese. Mew York teams, Doritos. people who think they're great, wasted talent FUTURE PLAMS: college science or music MICHAEL PAPA 105 Rambler Rd. Glenolden DOB: 8 3 70 ACTIVITIES: Wrestling 11.12 LIKES: wrestling, rock-n-roll. beaches, sleeping DISLIKES: punks, work, school, winter, SSR FUTURE PLAMS: college PEMMY ELAIME PARKER 'Pen” 19 W. Knowles Ave. Glenolden DOB: 8 13 70 ACTIVITIES: Cheerleading 9,10, Art Service Club 12 LIKES: the beach, skiing, parties, loud music, gold charms, muscles. chocolate, fast cars DISLIKES: early rising, ignorant people, bratty kids, classical music ELIZABETH AMME PARKES Beth” 18-B Huron Ave. Morwood DOB: 2 25 70 ACTIVITIES: French Club LIKES: bowling, blue, purple, lavender, reading, watching t.v., friends DISLIKES: selfish people, school food FUTURE PLAMS: armed service or college Jason Olson Patricia Ann Owens Daniel Vincent Paone Tom Osowski nelson Panichelli Michael Papa Penny Elaine Parker Elizabeth Anne Parkes 39 MARGARET PATTERSOM Margie” 208 Gesner Ave. Norwood DOB: 11 5 69 ACTIVITIES: Basketball 9; Latin Club 9; Senior Refreshment Stand LIKES: gold, clothes, dancing, Saturday nights DISLIKES: rainy days, Mondays, liver KENNETH W. PEARL Boomer 241 E. Winona Ave. Norwood DOB: 10 2 70 ACTIVITIES: Theatre Interboro. Swimming, Past Buc; Intramurals LIKES: sports, photography, parties, driving, cold pizza, Monty Python, rock-n-roll DISLIKES: school food, flat tires, stuck-up people FUTURE PLANS: college GWENDOLYN LOUISE PEIRCE Gwen 1013 Lincoln Ave. Prospect Park DOB: 10 12 70 ACTIVITIES: Class Congress 9, Chorus 9,10; French Club 9-12; Stu- dent Council 10-12; Fast Buc 10-12; Kaleidoscope 10-12; Cross Country 12; Winter Track 11,12; Field hockey 9.10,12, Lacrosse 9-12; A.F.S. 11 (co-president) LIKES: penguins, rabbits, lacrosse, jogging, bus rides to games DISLIKES: rude inconsiderate people, wild perms, stuck-up fresh- men, slow readers FUTURE PLANS: college MICHELLE PELETSKY 558 Devon Rd. Norwood DOB: 12 17 70 ACTIVITIES: Lacrosse,- Spanish Club; Senior Refreshment Stand LIKES: gold, parties, friends, clothes DISLIKES: Mondays FUTURE PLANS: U.S. Air Force CHRISSY PERLOFF 1628 Amosland Ave. Prospect Park DOB: 7 13 70 LIKES: drawing, tennis, basketball, volleyball, proms, parties DISLIKES: G period math class, onions, snobs FUTURE PLANS: college RUTH MARIE PFAFF 112 S. Wells Avenue Glenolden DOB: 2 19 70 ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey 9.10.12; Key Club 12 LIKES: weekends. Wildwood, friends, senior week, clothes. Field Hockey, gold. KNOTS LANDING DISLIKES: snobs, school spaghetti, heavy metal, cold school, purple hands. SSR. work FUTURE PLANS: career in drama MICHAEL FRANCIS PIGNONE Mike” 240 Wannamaker Ave. Essington DOB: 1 18 70 LIKES: cruising, tie-dies. THE DEAD . fast cars, girls. VAN HALEN. MOTLEY CRUE. LED ZEPPELIN. WHITESNAKE DISLIKES: school, school food, rain, being late. Power 99, mornings, being broke FUTURE PLANS: armed forces or trade school JOHN J. POLIDORE, JR. 409 Sharp Ave. Glenolden DOB: 2 25 70 ACTIVITIES: Spanish Club 9. Wrestling 11,12 LIKES: vacation, the shore, money, cars, senior week. March 20, weekends, snow days DISLIKES: early rising, homework. Fords, finals dirties”. SSR. Mon- days FUTURE PLANS: college or trade school Margaret Patterson Gwendolyn Louise Peirce Ruth Marie PfafF Kenneth W. Pearl Chrissy Perloflf Michael Francis Pignone John J. Polidore, Jr Gary Porter Patricia Powers Shannon Quinn Lee Ann Redding Michael Scott Quigley Christina Rapp Nicole Renee Reed PATRICIA POWERS ‘Patti'' 108 Grays Ave. Glenolden DOB: 3 25 70 ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey 9; Art Service Club 10-12; Student Council 11. Swimming 12; Key Club 12. Theatre Interboro 10 LIKES: Billy Idol, swimming, WMMR. early release, summertime DISLIKES: school food, homework, early-rising, dirties FUTURE PLANS: college MICHAEL SCOTT QUIGLEY 1628 Lincoln Ave. Prospect Park DOB: 8 22 69 ACTIVITIES: Soccer. Basketball LIKES: mfirm's, honey bunny, pork chops. Kraft macaroni 8r cheese, cranapple Juice, fast foreign cars, money DISLIKES: liverwurst. snobs, breaking up. sandals, tan lines FUTURE PLANS: mechanical engineering SHANNON QUINN Shan 426 Iroquios St. Lester DOB: 10 6 70 ACTIVITIES: Basketball 9. Spanish Club 10 LIKES: U2. Reeboks, unicorns, parties, tacos, true friends, home- room DISLIKES: drugs, math, early rising, idiotic drivers FUTURE PLANS: college CHRISTINA RAPP Tina 30 N. Bon sal I Ave. Glenolden DOB: 2 26 70 ACTIVITIES: Class Congress 9.10.12; Student Council 10. French Club 9,10. Key Club 12 LIKES: loud music. Irocs, Wildwood, guys. POISON, weekends LEE ANN REDDING 138 Lamont Ave. Glenolden DOB: 1 19 70 ACTIVITIES: Lacrosse 10-12 LIKES: ice cream, clothes, money, friends, holidays, music, week- ends. parties, muscles DISLIKES: tomatoes. Mondays FUTURE PLANS: business NICOLE RENEE REED Nikki 511 Harrison Ave. Glenolden DOB: 7 10 70 LIKES: black, homeroom, pizza, weekends. ‘68 mustangs, guys, par- ties DISLIKES: Mondays, stuck-up people, late cards, tomatoes, school lunch FUTURE PLANS: photography MEGAN REILLY 546 9th Ave. Prospect Park DOB. 10 8 70 ACTIVITIES: Class Congress 11.12 LIKES: vacation. MTV DISLIKES: staying in on weekends, forgetting lunch money DAVID REMSHARD Dave 207 Delaware St. Lester DOB: 8 26 70 LIKES: IRON MAIDEN, football, parties, heavy metal. Advanced Earth Space, going fast. Jamaica DISLIKES: in-school suspension, school food, snobs, slow music. Mondays Megan Reilly David Remshard Thomas M. Roberts III THOMAS M. ROBERTS III Tom 115 S. Martin Ln. Norwood DOB: 3 25 70 ACTIVITIES: Football 912; Spring Track 9-12; Winter Track 11.12; Basketball 10; Latin Club 9.10 LIKES: sleeping, pizza with extra cheese, playing football games DISLIKES: school food, homework, 7:00 AM, SSR FUTURE PLANS: college MICHELLE ROBINSON Shelby 106 N. Wells Ave. Glenolden DOB: 6 15 70 LIKES: friends, Italian guys, muscles, flirting, sleep, pizza, home- room. weekends, money DISLIKES: stuck-up people, cheaters, early rising, homework FUTURE PLANS: cosmetology Michelle Robinson Gina Marie Romano GINA MARIE ROMANO Beena 911 E. Park Square Prospect Park DOB: 7 15 70 ACTIVITIES: Cheerleading 9.10, French Club 9,10; Class Congress 9,10.12; Intramural volleyball 9; Basketball 11 LIKES: being a senior, friends, the beach, working out, parties, gold, dances. Italian food, shopping DISLIKES: liars, early rising FUTURE PLANS: college ROBERT ROOSEVELT 101 Bartram Avenue Essington, Pa. 19029 SANDRA ROPSKI Sandy 640 Maryland Ave. Prospect Park DOB: 4 17 70 ACTIVITIES: Marching Band 11,12 (feature twirler). Fast Buc 12; Hi-Q 12 LIKES: summer, making money. Fridays DISLIKES: band camp. Geometry, Physics, junior year, rain FUTURE PLANS: college Sandra Ropski Kevin Russetto HENRY RUGGIERO 530 E. Winona Ave. Norwood DOB: 12 15 68 LIKES: car, Fridays, going to Philly. swimming, 1:30 PM DISLIKES: Mondays. 7:40 AM. waking up, working FUTURE PLANS: U.S. Navy KEVIN RUSSETTO 11 W. Cooke Ave. Glenolden DOB: 12 25 69 JOHN SAKERS 244 Mohican St. Lester DOB: 3 5 70 ACTIVITIES: Baseball 12 LIKES: sports, cars DISLIKES: skate boarders. SSR FUTURE PLANS: U.S. Navy YADURY SANCHEZ 708 10th Avenue Prospect Park JACKIE SCARGALL Jack 509 Essex Rd. Norwood DOB: 2 9 70 ACTIVITIES: Chorus. Cross-Country. Band. Theatre Interboro. French Club, National Honor Society LIKES: unicorns, lancers. English, teddy bear pens, friends. Fridays DISLIKES: Monday mornings, walking to work in the rain, math, bad days, obnoxious people FUTURE PLANS: college JOHN SCHILLING Schnook 600 Jansen Ave. Essington DOB: 8 15 70 ACTIVITIES: Student Council 9,10; Soccer 9. Football 10 LIKES: Friday and Saturday nights DISLIKES: early rising, being suspended John Sakers 42 Jackie Scargall John Schilling Scan Neil Schrciber Edward Stephen Shepeski SEAN NEIL SCHREIBER Scooter 1502 Lincoln Ave. Prospect Park DOB: 10 14 70 ACTIVITIES: Baseball 9-12; Basketball 9; Swimming 11,12; Football 12. Spanish Club 9-12 LIKES: parties, girls, swimming, boating, Fridays, Howard Stem, weekends, friends DISLIKES: SSR, Mondays, freshmen, lunch lines, rain, metal heads FUTURE PLANS: college MARK SCICCHITANO • Marziale 241 Chippewa St. Lester DOB: 9 24 70 LIKES: sports, skiing. Jet skiing, boatng, parties, gold, surfing DISLIKES: SSR. homework, quiet classes FUTURE PLANS: business MICHAEL SHAFFER -Mike' 138 Printz Ave. Norwood DOB: 7 20 70 ACTIVITIES: Art Service Club 12 LIKES: football, hockey, baseball, fast cars, money, gold, summer, art DISLIKES: math. English, SSR FUTURE PLANS: college MARY SHANAHAN 47 Boon Ave. Glenolden DOB: 9 16 70 ACTIVITIES: Softball 9; Lacrosse 1012; Spanish Club 10-12. Key Club 10-12; Class Congress 11,12 LIKES: friends, vacations, Bruce Springsteen, being a senior FUTURE PLANS: college physical therapy RAY SHAWVER Keduss 630 Maryland Ave. Prospect Park DOB: 9 3 70 ACTIVITIES: Soccer 912; Basketball 9 LIKES: THE POLICE. THE CURE, playing the drums. Zildijian cym- bals, girls, parties, ice hockey. Flyers. U2 DISLIKES: dirties' . rainy days. Harriton, SSR FUTURE PLANS: college EDWARD STEPHEN SHEPESKI Ed 111 Rambler Rd. Glenolden DOB: 11 19 69 ACTIVITIES: Soccer 9. Football 10,12 LIKES: money, gas in my car, football in the rain DISLIKES: no gas in my car, dirties '. early rising FUTURE PLANS: college MANDY SHOOP Mrs. B 11 Tasker Ave. Norwood DOB: 9 12 70 ACTIVITIES: Student Council 9-11. Art Club 10. Basketball 10 (9th grade mgr.) LIKES: football, shopping. Dad s vet. DISLIKES: stuck-up people. Mondays, getting fat FUTURE PLANS: business school AMANDA SIDES 631 13th Ave. Prospect Park DOB: 3 17 70 ACTIVITIES: Marching Band 9-11. Concert Band 9; Chorus 9.10; Bas- ketball (boys mgr.) 10. Theatre Interboro (stage crew) 10, German Club 9,10 LIKES: friends. 69 Chevelles DISLIKES: early rising. Mondays, obnoxious people FUTURE PLANS: college JOANNE SLADEK Josie 217 Urban Ave. Norwood DOB: 9 2 70 ACTIVITIES: Vo-Tech 10. VICA (vice-president) 12. Class Congress 12; Senior Refreshment Stand LIKES: parties, friends, money DISLIKES: school, detention, working on the weekend. SSR. early rising FUTURE PLANS: nursing Michael Shaffer Ray Shawver Mandy Shoop Amanda Sides JoAnne Sladck 43 ■ James Sloss Christine Marie Smith Joseph Edward Smith Karyn Smith Kathleen Ann Smith Paul Smith JAMES SLOSS 601 Delaware Ave. Morwood DOB: 9 2 69 ACTIVITIES: Spring Track 10 LIKES: girls, fridays, money, parties, senior week, Jamaica DISLIKES: people who don't tip, SSR. finals FUTURE PLAMS: flight aviation CriRISTIME MARIE SMITh Chrissi 512 Essex Rd. Morwood DOB: 7 10 68 ACTIVITIES: Chorus 9-12 LIKES: singing, playing keyboards and drums, being with the band DISLIKES: sore throats, conceit, SSR FUTURE PLAMS: singing JOSEPH EDWARD SMITh “Uno” 512 Essex Rd. Morwood DOB: 10 24 69 ACTIVITIES: Swimming 11,12; Football 12 LIKES: football, money, parties. Volkswagons. swimming. Fridays, Porches DISLIKES: snobby girls. AIDS, Beastie Boys, school FUTURE PLAMS: college KARYM SMITH 1550 Lincoln Ave. Prospect Park DOB: 4 20 70 ACTIVITIES: Class Congress 11; Theatre Interboro 9 LIKES: weekends, friends, parties, Mrs. Bradley. Mr. Marcoon, Aug. 2, 1987. senior week DISLIKES: early rising, being late, referrals, popcorn, homework, SSR FUTURE PLAMS: college KATHLEEM AMM SMITH Kathic 217 Riverside Ave. Prospect Park DOB. 5 4 70 ACTIVITIES: Spanish Club 10; Class Congress 12; Student Aid 11. Art Service Club 12 LIKES: friends, teddy bears, black camaros, art, parties, music, smiles, happy people DISLIKES: fighting, announcements, snobs, Mondays, watches, cur- fews. vegetables FUTURE PLAMS: art school PAUL SMITH 610 Penna. Ave. Prospect Park DOB: 9 5 70 LIKES: money, cars. Lamborgines DISLIKES: little kids, stupid girls SHAROM SMITH Shar' 709 10th Ave. Prospect Park DOB: 6 11 70 ACTIVITIES: Band 9-12; Lacrosse 9-12; Swimming 11,12 (co-cap- tain). Field Hockey 9. Spanish Club 9-12, AFS 9-12 (co-president 11); Hi-Q 11,12; national Honor Society 10-12; Chorus 9.10; Fast Buc 12; Class Congress 9,10 LIKES: late Thursdays, swimming, weekends, friends, going to the movies, homeroom during SSR. poetry DISLIKES: rude, obnoxious people, SSR, snobs, Mondays FUTURE PLAMS: college STEVEM ROBERT SMYSER ' Smize” 646 9th Ave. Prospect Park DOB: 12 50 69 ACTIVITIES: Marching Band 9-12; IFAS 9-12; French Club 10-12; Concert Band 9,11,12; Chorus 10-12; Theatre Interboro 11.12 (stage crew) LIKES: making honor roll, marching band, teachers, buying tapes and spending money, driving DISLIKES: close order drill, hall and bathroom passes, short week- ends FUTURE PLAMS: college education 44 Sharon Smith Steven Robert Smyser TOM snow 1013 Lincoln Avc. Prospect Park KARA SOKURENKO 307 S. Sharp Ave. Glenolden DOB: 10 7 70 ACTIVITIES: French Club 9; Lacrosse (mgr.) 10; Theatre Interboro 10; Senior Refreshment Stand 12 LIKES: Corvettes, Bon Jovi, weekends, friends, summer. Wildwood DISLIKES: Mondays, rainy days, working, early rising FUTURE PLANS: college DENNIS E. SPENCE 114 Welcome Ave. Norwood DOB: 2 10 70 ACTIVITIES: Theatre Interboro 9-12; Marching Band 10.11; French Club 11,12; Basketball 11,12; Intramural Soccer 11,12 LIKES: Fido, Bobby Bobby, QUEEN, VM, beat up old vans, PINK FLOYD. Bowie QUEEN Concerts. 2V months In 11th grade, my true friends, laughing, Billy Bob Joe. basketball, t.v. DISLIKES: ying-yangs, people with no sense of humor, writers block, being late WENDY BETH STAMP Wendo 310 E. South Ave. Norwood DOB: 8 30 70 ACTIVITIES: Senior Refreshment Stand LIKES: Corvettes, Dec. 21, 1984, U2, homeroom. Madonna, early release, weekends, parties. Monte Carlo, senior year, clothes, gradu- ating. senior week DISLIKES: snobs, dirties , hall monitors, mornings, Sunday night, SSR. Mondays, heavy metal FUTURE PLANS: real estate MARGARET MAE STEUBEK Megan 613 10th Ave. Prospect Park DOB: 3 29 70 ACTIVITIES: German Club 9-12 (treasurer 10; co-vice-president 11); Class Congress 9-12; Marching Band 10,11; Jazz Band 11; Chorus 9- 12. Basketball 10-12 (boy s mgr.); Baseball 9 (mgr.). AFS 11,12; Theatre Interboro 10. Basketball 9; National Honor Society 11,12; Senior Refreshment Stand LIKES: dancing, music. Pulsations, shopping, gold. Germany, mon- ey. guys, panda bears, best friend Ann. Boston, hearts, yellow DISLIKES: snobby people, SSR. walking to school in the rain, finals, mismatched clothes, flat hair FUTURE PLANS: college JILL M. TARGETT 39 S. Scott Ave. Glenolden DOB: 12 22 70 ACTIVITIES: Chorus 9.11.12, Fast Buc 9,11; Vo-Tech 10-12 LIKES: Chicago”, cosmetology, dances, friends. Jr. prom, late Thursdays DISLIKES: stuck-up people. SSR. gym. final exams FUTURE PLANS: cosmetology THOMAS TILFORD Nut 209 Urban Ave. Norwood DOB: 8 5 69 ACTIVITIES: Vo-Tech LIKES: Chevelles. friends, food. Mr. Miller, Mr. Trush. Mr. Bagelman DISLIKES: Fords, class, getting wet, hot dogs MARNEY TRAVERS Barney 229 W. Ridley Ave. Norwood DOB: 1 10 70 ACTIVITIES: Marching Band 9.10. Key Club 11,12; Spanish Club 11, Art Service Club 12 LIKES: art. parties, weekends, money, late days, clothes, friends, early release, Mr. Rigby. Mr. Miller, Mr. Marcoon. Mr. Outlaw. Miss Fellona, Mr. Hine DISLIKES: Monday mornings, early-rising, gym, finals. SSR FUTURE PLANS: interior design Tom Snow Kara Sokurenko Tom Tllford Marney Travers 45 STACEY TROXEL Space 420 E. 2nd St. Essington DOB: 9 13 69 ACTIVITIES: Vo-Tech 10-12; VICA LIKES: concerts, parties, SS Monte Carlos DISLIKES: early rising, stuck-up people, finals FUTURE PLAP1S: marriage, family AMThOMY STEPHEN TUCK Tucker 130 Chester Pk. Norwood DOB: 5 7 70 ACTIVITIES: Cross Country 9. Class Congress 9; Latin Club 9-12; Soccer 10-12; Student Council 10-12 (Junior Board Rep. 11. Senior Board Rep. 12; president 12). Track 11.12; Swimming 11 LIKES: soccer, student council, late days, college, history, track DISLIKES: penalty shots, school lunches, chemistry, board meet- ings. riarriton FUTURE PLANS: college JACK P. TURNBULL Mr. Illustrator 36 W. Ridley Ave. Norwood DOB. 9 5 69 ACTIVITIES: Art Service Club 12 (Shop Steward) LIKES: cartoon illustrating, art class DISLIKES: snappy dressers FUTURE PLANS: comk illustration JEFFREY J. TUSS 120 W. Winona Ave. Norwood DOB: 10 13 69 LIKES: guitars. Jethro Tull, girls, classic cars DISLIKES: cheesecake. SSR, finals FUTURE PLANS: college MICHELLE VERDI Mushroom 605 10th Ave. Prospect Ave. DOB: 4 16 70 ACTIVITIES: Art Service Club 9,10. Softball 10 (mgr.) LIKES: art. softball, friends, guys, rock music, having a good time DISLIKES: boredom. Italian food CRISTI A. VOELKER Chris 321 Erickson Ave. Essington DOB: 2 26 70 LIKES: POISON, parties, traveling, friends DISLIKES: snobby people, bowling, reading, SSR. school food FUTURE PLANS: secretary REBECCA S. WAIDMAN 731 10th Ave. Prospect Park DOB: 10 12 70 LIKES: teachers DISLIKES: getting lost, homework, being called a freshman FUTURE PLANS: nursing GEORGE WALKER 1324 Fletcher Ave. Prospect Park ROBERT J. WALKER Bob 441 S. Scott Ave. Glenolden DOB: 2 12 70 ACTIVITIES: Baseball 9-12. Basketball 9-12 LIKES: sports. Miller's Bio II Class, summer, vacation DISLIKES: early rising. Geometry FUTURE PLANS: college, semi-pro baseball, work- travel JOANNE LYNN WALSH Jo” 100 Glenolden Ave. Apt. K-16 Glenolden DOB: 5 16 70 LIKES: dance, vacation, parties, shopping DISLIKES: stuck-up people. SSR. Monday mornings, lunch food FUTURE PLANS: special education Stacey Troxel Jack P. Turnbull Michelle Verdi Robert J. Walker Anthony Stephen Tuck Jeffrey J. Tuss Christi A. Voelker Joanne Lynn Walsh Michael J. Walsh Steven Walter Barbara Ann Westerberg Kelly Williams Margaret J. Walter Tracey Ann Weems Scott Wheeler Elizabeth Wilson MICHAEL J. WALSH 30 S. Mac Dade Blvd. Qlenolden DOB: 3 12 70 ACTIVITIES: Football 9; Student Council 9; Spanish Club 9,10; Ger- man Club 11.12; Indoor Track 10 LIKES: girls, planes, senior week DISLIKES: working, SSR, boring people FUTURE PLANS: U.S. Military MARGARET J. WALTER PJ 717 Second St. Lester DOB: 9 3 69 ACTIVITIES: Art Service Club 12 LIKES: U2, unique people, friends. Ireland, black, Bono. WDNR. good times, pen pals DISLIKES: users, math courses. SSR. snow, last year's yearbook. Barry Manilow. Madonna, answering mail, guys who looks like girls STEVEN WALTER 10 Circle Ln. Norwood TRACEY ANN WEEMS Weemzer 560 Delaware Ave. Norwood DOB: 10 3 69 ACTIVITIES: Fast Buc 9 LIKES: friends, VAN HALEN. Mr. Miller. Mr. Trush, gold. PINK FLOYD DISLIKES: SSR. liver. Barry Manilow BARBARA ANN WESTERBERG Bobbi 18 Lynwood Cir. Glenolden DOB: 4 12 70 ACTIVITIES: Latin Club 9,10. Yearbook 10. Baseball (mgr.) 10; Soc- cer (mgr.) 11.12. Basketball (mgr.) 11; Lacrosse 11.12. Art Service Club 9-12 LIKES: hockey, Flyers, friends, winter, animals, sports, guys, parties DISLIKES: snobs, temperatures higher than the 80 s. eating out, spaghetti. Lee Press-On nails commercials FUTURE PLANS: college SCOTT WHEELER 407 Grays Ave. Glenolden KELLY WILLIAMS Kel ' 309 Love Ln. Norwood DOB: 10 20 69 ACTIVITIES: Student Council 10. French Club 10. Key Club 12 LIKES: guy s. parties, weekends, car. money, late days, clothes, friends, early release DISLIKES: Monday mornings, work, early-rising, gym. finals. SSR FUTURE PLANS: college ELIZABETH WILSON Liz 710 Lincoln Ave. Prospect Park DOB: 7 12 70 ACTIVITIES: French Club 10-12 LIKES: animals, mountains, sports cars DISLIKES: Monday mornings, research papers, people who think they are great FUTURE PLANS: college EDWARD WISELY 538 Devon Rd Norwood Thomas E. Zebley RENEE M. YEZUITA Stork 128 E. Cooke Ave. Olenolden DOB: 11 14 69 ACTIVITIES: Marching Band 9 LIKES: Mr. Miller's homeroom, sister, dogs. Mustangs DISLIKES: Barry Manilow. finals, empty gas tanks. Chevelle s FUTURE PLANS: executive secretary THOMAS E. ZEBLEY Zeb 1615 Lincoln Ave. Prospect Park DOB: 6 12 70 ACTIVITIES: Football; Soccer LIKES: girls, sports, Mr. Miller s class, dances, the summer, Mr. Thompson s class DISLIKES: shopping, reading, having nothing to do. working FUTURE PLANS: carpentry STEPHANIE ZINNI Steph 414 Custer Ave. Glenolden DOB: 3 25 71 ACTIVITIES: Cheerleading 9,10. Field Hockey 11,12. Lacrosse 11.12. French Club 9-12 (secretary 11; Co-Vke President 12); Class Con- gress 10-12; Senior Refreshment Stand LIKES: sisters, being a senior, food, parties, sports, dancing. South Street, accents DISLIKES: cleaning my room, doing homework, getting up, Mondays, guys who think they're hot” FUTURE PLANS: nursing JOANNE ZUKOWSKI Jo” 619 11th Ave. Prospect Park DOB: 3 13 70 ACTIVITIES: Softball 9-12, Basketball 11,12; Senior Refreshment Stand LIKES: the business staff. Mr. Miller, friends, late Thursdays, money FUTURE PLANS: college Renee M. Yezuita Stephanie Zinni Joanne Zukowski 48 Sylvia Bottegoni Sylvia Bottegoni is our foreign exchange stu- dent from Italy. Current- ly, she is staying at 1109 Madison Avenue in Pros- pect Park. She was born on January 26, 1971. Among her likes are dancing, ballet, reading, and traveling. She also likes people and dislikes smoking. Sylvia's future plans are to return to Ita- ly, to go to college, and to work. Italy is the leading tourist country of Europe. The capital and largest city, Rome, is an important center of civiliza- tion. Here you can see the historic ruins and ancient monuments of the past. Ita- ly is famous for its canals of Venice, the art museum of Florence, the Bay of Ma- ples, and the opera in Milan. Italians like to vacation on the Italian Riviera and at famous ski lodges in the Alps Moun- tains. Italy is also famous for some of the world's most delicious food. The people of Italy are very active sports en- thusiasts. They enjoy soccer, bicycling, racing, and auto-related sport competi- tions. Foreign Exchange Representing Denmark is an exchange student named Morten Holm Meilsen. He lives at 312 Warwick Avenue in Ess- ington. His date of birth is July 7, 1970. He likes aircraft, computers, and of course, his home country. He dislikes bad weather. In the future, Morten plans to return to his country to become an aircraft mechanic for the Royal Danish Airforce. Morten Holm Meilsen Denmark is a small kingdom-like country in northern Europe almost com- pletely surrounded by water. It also con- sits of four hundred and eighty-two near- by islands in which more than half of the population lives. The capital, Copenha- gen, is Denmark's chief commercial and industrial center. The people who live there are very prosperous and they pos- sess the world's highest standard of liv- ing. Danes are a sea faring people. Den- mark is considered a great fishing and shipping nation. Popular sports in Den- mark are: soccer, bicycling, gymnastics, rowing, sailing, swimming, and tennis. The Danish people do extraordinarily well in Olympic competition in these areas. 49 BEST LOOKING Joe Smith and Danielle Dilulio MOST COMICAL Marie Fortunato and Joe Komisor SENIOR SUPERLATIVES Earlier in November, the Class of 1988 had the opportunity to vote for Senior Superlatives. The Senior Class Congress selected ten categories and the entire Senior Class voted for those whom they wanted to fill these positions. The seniors who were chosen were picked because they were known for a certain talent or characteristic. The Yearbook Staff wishes them luck and congratu- lates them for this distinction. BEST DRESSED Bob Martino and Suzette LeMaitre SCHOOL SPIRIT Anthony Tuck and Kris Qressel MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Dan Paone and Dawn Qreenlaw MOST TALENTED Dennis Bruce and Katy Hedge BEST PERSONALITY Doug Grace and Marie Fortunato MOST INVOLVED Anthony Tuck and Karen Balbierer 51 Mrs. Ward 9th grade Mrs. deCumou 11th grade Mrs. Tnska Career Center Mrs. Coleman 10th grade Mrs. Drake 12th grade Mrs. Hopkins Guidance Mrs. hay Infirmary [L Mrs. B Infirm; leader SECRETARIES KEEPING IT ALL TOGETHER j Jm 54 Albert F. Chelius MAKING CONTACT Nicholas jA. Cianci John P. Curtin Mr. Chelius has taught government, Eng- lish, and economics for 10 years. Me has been an administrator for 21 years. He earned his B.S. at LaSalle University, M.B.A. at the University of Pennsylvania, and his Principal's Certificate'' at Temple Universi- ty. Mis hobbies include gardening, sports, and supporting the preservation of the envi- ronment. Me is especially fond of reading, history', geography, politics, business, and sports. Me dislikes drugs and students who harass one another. Pursue a career that you will enjoy. Mr. Cianci has been an educator for al- most 30 years. Mis degrees were earned at LaSalle and Villanova Universities. Mis extra- curricular duties have included coaching baseball and basketball, class adviser and sponsor of the newspaper. Mis hobbies in- clude softball, basketball, tennis. Jogging, walking, reading, writing, and attending plays. Me has traveled to a number of states in the U.S., and he has visited Korea and Japan. The secret of success is constancy to purpose. Set your goals and achieve them. Mr. Curtin has taught Latin and English for 15 years. Ten of these years have been de- voted to Interboro High School. Mr. Curtin has attended Villanova, West Chester, and Pennsylvania State Universities. Me related that he will especially remember the hon- esty'' of the Class of '86. Mr. Curtin has trav- eled to England, Ireland, Scotland, Italy, and Greece. A person lea ms best from curiosity and not from fear. St. Augustine 55 BRUCE MARCOON LAURENCE J. McKEON Mrs. Orloff has taught English 10, Seminar, and English Honors for sixteen years. She earned her education de- grees at Penn State and Marywood Universities. She also attended Villanova and Temple Universities. Mrs. Orloff is an advisor of the national honor Society and she coordi- nates the Voice of Democracy speech contest. Addition- ally, she serves on the faculty Social Committee. Miss Renzetti teaches English 11, Short Story, Science Fiction, and Crime and Detection. She is especially fond of the summer, sleeping late, shopping, and sneakers. She claims to dislike paying bills and cold weather. Mr. Marcoon teaches American and English Literature, as well as Creative Writing. He has been teaching for twenty- ANNE MARIE ORLOFF two years after earning degrees from West Chester Universi- ty. He enjoys pizza, dinosaurs, and bubbles and his dis- likes include vegetables and politics. He has recently visited the Virgin Islands and he confesses that he always wanted to be a Viking. Mr. Marcoon to the Class of'88: You are like the keys on a piano — make good music! Mr. McKeon has taught English 9 and 10 for the past eighteen years after earning his degree from West Chester University. Mr. McKeon is the advisor to the Yearbook and Student Aid. His avocation is emergency medical services. He and his family have recently traveled to Walt Disney World. , MR. KAZANJIAN ENGLISH DEPARTMENT 56 MARCOON PUBLISHES Mr. Marcoon's first book of poetry, SEEKING A GREAT PERHAPS, was published by DORRANCE AND CO. He related that he spent better than four months in composing the poems. The poems reflect his observations of life in general, and some of the ideas were gained from dreams. He stated that he thoroughly enjoyed working on this latest book and that he was especially pleased that so many people were purchasing the book in the local stores. Mr. Marcoon clarified that the book was not autobiographical, as some folks have incorrectly assumed. He hopes that his book will never end up as a display prop or that it will be consigned to some dusty shelf in a half-forgotten library. Marcoon is currently working on a second volume of poetry. Joe Coyle has taught English courses for the past twenty-five years after earn- ing degrees from La Salle University and the University of Pennsylvania. He is the team leader for English grades nine and ten. His hobbies include oriental cooking and collecting jade and he is also very fond of watching film classics. Mr. Coyle recalls the funny behavior of the Class of 1988 when they were freshmen. His recent travels include visits to England and Italy. His advice to the graduates: Knowledge comes but wisdom lingers. Mr. Betz, R.B. , has taught English Literature, American Literature, M.C.A., and Gifted English for Twenty years. His degrees were awarded from Villanova Univer- sity. Mr. Betz, who enjoys collecting walking sticks and canes and refurbishing his home, will especially remember the oral reports and research papers of the graduating class. If he had not entered teaching, Mr. Betz claims that he probably would have become either a minister or an architect. R.B.” says, There is no truce between good and evil. Mrs. Robinson has been teaching English and Reading courses at Interboro for fourteen Years. She is a reading specialist with degrees from Widener and West Chester Universities. Her hobbies include hiking, parapsychology, metaphysics, and she has traveled extensively in the United States and Great Britain. She is especially fond of happy people but dislikes early-rising. She would have chose advertising as a second career and she was very impressed with the maturity of the Class of '88. Her inspirational words are from the Latin poet Cicero: To know nothing of what happened before you were bom is to remain forever a child. TERRY REMZETTI MARY ELLEIT ROBINSON MICHELE S. WAWERCHAK 57 This One's About You Ya know, I don't want you to take this wrong. This isn't any flirtation or love expression as such. Not even a reasonable facsimile thereof. It's just a subobjective portrait representing you. And your various parts and their ways. Glossy manelike tresses shine consistent like your smile. A flash of upturned lips with ultra-porcelain bulb and could melt lead. Somehow, there is a unique hardsoftness that portrays past pain. Still remembered, but surfacely camouflaged by your warmth. The tinted twinkle of your eyes, paints mischief with zesty Bubbles splashing onto those nearby. In short, you should be Both embarrassed and ashamed. To be so beautiful is sinful. SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT ------wmmmmi AHDY COSTANZO MR. D ALOnZO ROBERT S. DESIDERATO X Mr. Castanzo has been teaching at Interboro for nineteen years. He teaches World Cultures, Hu- manities, and Sociology. He earned his B.A. and his M.S. at the University of Pennsylvania. His ex- tracurricular duties include Student Council and intramurals. His hobbies consist of sports, read- ing, music, and leadership training. Mr. Costanzo's fondest memory of the Class of '88 is “Shine on us, Apollo.” He has been to numerous states around the United States. ““No one cares how much you Know until they Know how much you care.” -M. Scharenbroich Mr. Desiderato has been teaching World Cul- tures at Interboro for one year. He earned his B.S. in Psychology at Eastern College and his Masters in Progress-Education at Temple University. His ex- tracurricular duties consist of Cross-Contry and TracK head coach. His interests are flyfishing, bacKpacKing, running, and cooKing. His main dis- MKe is lunchroom duty. Mr. Desiderato has trav- eled to Haiti, the Domincan Republic, Puerto Rico, and Maine. Mr. Dwyer attended West Chester University, Hunter College, Widener University, and the Uni- versity of Pennsylvania. He teaches Government Honors and American Cultures Honors. He has been teaching at Interboro for thirty-two years. Some of his extracurricular duties are: Team Lead- er, Social Studies Department and Assistant Athle- tic Director. His hobbies include painting, newspa- per journalist, and surf fishing. His liKes are a cool crisp morning at the shore, teaching Kids at inter- boro, and any football game, any place, any time.” He disliKes people who are spurious”. If didn't go into teaching he would have been a States Army officer. He has traveled to Tien- stin, China, Istanbul and TurKey. Mr. Dwyer's fon- est memory of the Class of '88 is the day John “ ecKner was elected '88 Class President. If you taKe the heat- start your own fire. Mr. Kennedy has been teaching Government and Justice for nineteen years. He attended and Villanova Universities. His extracurri- duties are coaching football and he is an advisor of the national Honor Society. His hobbies elude raquetball, golfing, running, and reading. He liKes positive attitudes, warm smiles, and in- fV volvement. He disliKes negative attitudes and ' ' complaining. Mr. Kennedy's fondest memory of the Class of “ 88 is the great attitude of the senior football players. He has traveled to Mexico, Ber- muda, and Hawaii. In everything you do, leave part of yourself with it; maKe it a good part.” Mr. Rigby has been teaching Psychology at Interboro for twenty-seven years. Me attended Widener University, Penn State and Temple Universities. His extracurricular duty is the sponsor for the Key Club. His hobbies in- clude boating and gardening. His fondest memory of the Class of ”88 is observing the self-actualization of so many of the students. If he didn't go into teaching he would have gone into brain surgery. As long as there are memories, love lives on. Mr. Spafford attended West Chester University, Temple, and Penn State Universities. His extracurricular duty is coaching the softball team. His hobbies include golfing and traveling. May your future be bright and filled with happiness. Mr. Trush teaches American History and American Cultures. He attended Brigham Young University, Bos- ton University, and Penn State University. Mr. Trush states that he would have gone into some area of a ministerial duty if he didn't go into teaching. He has traveled to Europe and Canada. You shall be judged in all the good things you do or the evil as well! JAMES OUTLAW iwV RAYMOITD E. SPAFFORD R. ALAN RIGBY Mrs. Burgess has been teaching French at Inter- boro for 9 years. She was awarded her BS at the University of Utah and her MA at Villanova University, her extracurricular duty is being the sponsor of the French Club. She enjoys scuba diving, traveling, and music. Mrs. Burgess admits that if she didn't go into teaching she would have gone into International Re- lations. She has traveled to every country except Australia, Russia, and China. Partir cest mourir un peu. Mrs. Gaston has been teaching English and Latin at Interboro for one year. She was awarded her BA at West Chester University, her extracurricular duty is the advisor of the Latin Club. Her hobbies consist of camping, biking, and stitchery. She is fond of vaca- tions and especially people who care. She dislikes aveling the 1-95. Mrs. Gaston's fondest memory of he class of 88' is their helpfulness and sense of humor. Ipsa scientia potestas.'' -Bacon Mr. Gefrorer has taught German I,II,III,IV for 21 years. Me attende Thiel College and University of the Saarland. His extracurricular duties include German CJub, and AFS Club. His hobbies include travel, pho- raphy, archaelogy, and numismatics. He likes teenagers' food, and his house in the woods. He dislikes profanity, and smoking. T leave you everyth- ing I had in my lifetime; a good family, respect for learning, compassion for my fellowmen, and some four-letter words for all occasions- words like help, give, care, feel, and love. -Sam Levenson Mr. Hangsterfer has taught Spanish 1,11 and III for 20 years. He received his BS from West Chester Uni- versity. His extracurricular duty is the advisor of Spanish Club. His interests consist of sports, music, and cars (especially old ones). He likes to teach, being Mr. Mom, and Interboro. His dislikes are Mate, (Hola Sefiora) and french fries. Mr. Hangsterfer has traveled to Mexico, Jamaica, and most of the U.S. Ojala Que todos realicen sus sueflos. Mrs. Smeck teaches Spanish and English. She was awarded her B.S. and M.Ed. at West Chester University. She also took courses at Widener University. Her extracurricular duty is the sponsor of the Spanish Club. Mrs. Smecks interests include reading, crafts, cooking, and the color blue. She dislikes tardiness and redundancy. MARY B. BURGESS MRS. GAIL GASTON LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT: BRIDGING THE GAP” 60 DEPARTMENT: KiLm CALCULATING SUCCESS” JERRY CALLA HAH DEBORAH J. ORUMLER MR. KAYE L.E. KEEN G;� '' i.-; 7 P, - S- Mr. Callahan has been teaching at Interboro for nineteen years. He teach- es Algebra II, Fundamentals, Math II, Prob Stat, and Advanced Math. He earned his degrees at Lock Haven State College and Temple University. He also attended Widener and Villanova Universities. His hobbies are golfing, softball, and pool. He also likes to listen to country music. Mr. Callahan's fondest memory of the Class of 1988 was his E-period class. He admits that he would have gone into Labor Relations if he didn't become a teacher. Always do right. This will gratify some people and astonish the rest.' -Mark Twain Mrs. Gruhler has taught Geometry, Algebra I, and Business Math for ten : years. She attended Shippensburg State College. Her extracurricular duty is being one of the national Honor Society Advisors. Her hobbies include playing volleyball, bowling, and reading. Mrs. Gruhler likes pizza, seafood, sports, and being with her family. She dislikes cafeteria duty. Mr. Keen has taught Calculus, Algebra II, and Business Math for eighteen years. He attended Lock Haven State College. His hobbies include wood- working, picture framing, and car repairing. Mr. Keen also enjoys the blank it he gets from his students at 7:40 in the morning during his Class. If he did not go into teaching, Mr. Keen would have gone into Management. Keep your aims high, keep a positive attitude, and snse of humor. Mrs. Livingston has taught Mathematics for sixteen years. She earned her degrees at West Chester University. Her hobbies include golfing, playing raquetball, skiing, and sitting on the beach. Mrs. Livingston is also the coach of the Junior Varsity Basketball Team. Mrs. Venturini teaches Pre-Algebra and Algebra I. She earned her degree at the University of Oklahoma and is presently taking courses at Widener University. Her extracurricular duty is assistant coach for Track and Field. Her interests are sports, and home improvement projects. Set your goals high and strive for them. MRS MARIAM VEMTURIMI MR. PIMSKY 61 Mr. Eunson has taught science courses for twenty four years. His teaching credentials were gained from Milligan College, the University of Oklahoma, Bloomsburg University, and Boston University. Mr. Eunson devotes his spare time to camping, hiking, home remodeling, and collecting minerals. As a second career choice, Mr. Eunson probably would have devoted his time to Horticulture or geology. He has traveled extensively in the United States as well as to England, Norway, and France. Mr. Eunson's advise; With Ood, your life will never be dull, boring, or meaningless. Mr. Feeley has taught biology courses for seventeen years. His teaching degrees were earned at West Chester University and he was involved in Marine research at Cornell University. He is the faculty adviser to the Fantasy and Adventure Society. His hobbies include art, drawing, painting, wood-working, and hiking, and he is very fond of open spaces, fresh air and clean forests. Mr. Feeley will remember a student who showed the ability to fly while filming Jersey Smith and the Lost Lunch. Drafting would have been Mr. Feeley's second career choice. Mr. Feeley advises the graduate not to waste a second, as each day is so special. Mrs. Qiglio has taught Chemistry for twenty one years after earning her degree from East Stroudsburg University. Her hobbies are skiing, tennis, music, and dancing. Mr. Lefkowitz has been teaching Advanced Earth Space for twenty three years after graduating from West Chester University. The Class of 88 was one of Mr. Lefkowitz's favorite classes because they were Intelligent, alert, friendly, and bound for success. He admits that he probably would have become the game warden on Gilligan's Island, had he not entered the teaching profession. To the graduates: You were a perfect fit for Interboro,- be the i same for your future. Mr. Livingston has taught Biology, World Cultures, and Government courses for fifteen years. His teaching degree was awarded from the University of Wisconsin. Mr. Liv. is the Girl's Varsity Basketball coach and he enjoys watching children he has known become adults. His suggestion for the members of the class of 86 : t’Accept responsibility for your life. Mr. Miller has been teaching Biology, Anatomy, and Genetics for sixteen years after completing his studies at Washington and Jefferson College and Pennsylvania State University. His hobbies are bicycling and swimming. His fondest memory this year is doing SSR with his homeroom. To the seniors: As in water, face reflects face . . so the heart of man reflects the man. Mr. Ruggiero has been teaching Physics and Chemistry for thirty four years after gaining degress from both St. Joseph's University and the University of Pennsylvania. Mr. Ruggiero currently serves as the Science Team Leader and his hobbies include watching sports competitions, especially football and baseball. He traveled to Europe and he has visited most of the United States. J K V KAREN QIQLIO MR. EUNSOM DAVID M. FEELEY MR. HOPKINS A. RUGGIERO JACK LEFKOW1 V M! iLkl 'M jomm w. Livingston WILLIAM K. MILLER ENCE DEPARTMENT BUSINESS DEPARTMENT MRS. KIM BAXTER MARY BELDECOS MARY LEE COLELESM „ ALLYD E. MOSTETTER PEQQY WAITQER Mrs. Baxter has been teaching Data Processing at Interboro for 10 years. She was awarded her BS from Elizabethtown College and her Masters from Temple University. Mrs. Baxter is also involved with the Mo- tional Honor Society. Miss Beldecos received her Masters Education from Temple University. She has been teaching Busi- ness Education for 12 years; 10 years have been spent at Interboro. She is also the Yearbook Busi- ness Staff Advisor. Mrs. Coiflesh earned her degrees from Temple University and Penn State University. She has been teaching Business Education at Interboro for 10 years. Mr. Hostetter has been teaching Accounting and Office Technology at Interboro for 21 years. His B.S. was awarded from Bloomsburg University and his M.A. was from Villanova University. He is involved with with Sr. Refreshment Stand, Student Council, and he also is the Director of Adult Education. His hobbies include Racquetball and woodworking. He dislikes people with excuses. Mr. Hostetter's fondest memory of the Class of 88 is the Sr. Refreshment Stand, Student Council, and their good times. If he didn't go into teaching he would have been a Personnel Director of a large Company. He has traveled to Florida, Canada, and California. JfM ) 63 MARTIM BARACCA WAP1DA M. CHAMBERLAIN MRS. CUSTER ROBERT W. OLOVER ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Mr. Baracca earned his degrees from the University of Tennessee and Temple University. He conducts the intra- mural softball and volleyball programs. He recently trav- eled to Cancun, Mexico as well as Walt Disney World in Orlando, Florida. Miss Chamberlain is in her first year here at Interboro teaching health and physical education. She earned her B.S. in Education at West Chester University. She is also the assistant Field Hockey coach. If Miss Chamberlain did not go into teaching she would have been a Recreational Coordinator. Mrs. Custer has taught health and Physical Education for six years. She earned her B.A. at Messiah College. Her extracurricular duty is the coach of Varsity Lacrosse. Mr. Storey has taught at Interboro for the past thirty five years in the Physical Education Department. His teaching degrees were awarded from West Chester University. He is presently the Team Leader of the department. 64 ROBERT J. BURDETTE Miss Fellona earned her B.S. in Art at Kutztown University. She has been teaching Art I, II, and III at Interboro for 7 years. Some of her hobbies include art (paint- ing) and running. Sh ! enjoys ath- letic events and dislikes smok- ing. Miss Fellona s advise to the Class of ”88 : Good Luck and Good health! INSTRUCTIONAL MEDIA CENTERS Miss Qaynor has been a guidance counselor for fourteen years. She obtained her degrees from Im- maculata College, West Chester University, Drexel University, and La Salle University. She enjoys travel- ing, reading, swimming, and special people . Miss Qaynor has traveled extensively throughout the world. Mr. Greenhouse has been counseling for fifteen years after being awarded degrees from both Rutgers University and the University of Pennsylvania. He is the advisor for the school newspaper, The Past Buc'. His extracurricular area of interest is weightlift- ing. He has traveled to Europe and he is especially fond of Scandinavia. To the graduates: 'Today is yesterday's tomorrow. Mrs. Longhurst has guided Interboro students for twenty six years after earning two degrees from Tem- ple University. She enjoys reading and golf and espe- cially Kind and caring students. Instead of teach- ing, she probably would have followed a medical career. Be proud of yourself and be proud of Inter- boro. Mr. Regester has been a counselor, teacher, team leader, and career coordinator for many years after earning his teaching degrees from West Chester Uni- versity and Temple University. Work spares us from three great evils: boredom, vice, and need. Voltaire. IRENE QAYNOR RICHARD GREENHOUSE Jf SANDRA LONGHURST 2 V L ROBERT L. l GE TER MR. MULLIN, TV PRODUCTION LORRAINE KING Qlazer has been in the field of education for twenty nine years. She has been a librarian for nine- teen years. Her degrees were awarded from West Chester University, Temple University, and Drexel University. Mrs. King has been employed by the school district for eighteen years. Mrs. King serves on the Home- coming Committee and the Faculty Social Commit- tee. She is very fond of Boating, traveling, and music. Mrs. Russell has been a member of the Interboro Staff for the past Twenty years. She currently serves as an assistant to the librariar J _ _ w I AM Y'-C-' DORIS GLAZER. LIBRARIAN GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT RESOURCE ROOMS Mr. Bagelman has been teaching Resource classes at Interboro for thirteen years. He was awarded his B.A. at Widener and his M. Ed. at the University of Delaware. His extracurricular duties are advisor for S.A.D.D. and Sponsor for the Class of 1991. He likes honest, hard working kids, and pizza. He dislikes drunk driving, bad movies, and carrots. Mr. Bagelman would have liked to be a dolphin trainer. He has traveled all over the U.S.A., parts of Europe, Great Britain, Hawaii, and Mexico. Mr. Boyer has been teaching English and math for Resource classes at Interboro for ten years. He was awarded his B.S. at Bloomsburg State and his M. Ed. at Penn State University. One of his hobbies includes raising Siberian Huskies and his likes consist of HHL hockey, friends, traveling, and Col- lege Football. If he didn't go into teaching he would have gone to work in the travel industry. He has traveled across the U.S.A., Eastern and West- ern Canada. You have failed only when you have failed to try! Mrs. Carroll teaches regular Ed. and special Ed. She has been teaching for eleven years and two of those years have been spent at Interboro. She has attended Penn State, Cheyney University, St John's University, and Keane College. Her hobbies include Honor Societies, Quota Club, and Service to the community. Mrs. Carroll likes music, the- atre, and the mountains and her dislikes are apa- thy, and bad manners. She has traveled to Florida, Virginia, Ohio, and Hew York City. Mr. Deilegrotto has been teaching resource classes at Interboro for twenty years. He earned his B.S. in Education at Bloomsburg University and his M.S. at the University of Delaware. Mrs. Firth has been teaching resource classes at Interboro for sixteen years. She earned her M. Ed. at West Chester University. Her extracurricular duty is team leader of the special Education De- partment. She enjoys collecting antique school bells. Her likes are family, music, traveling, courte- ous people, and the students of Interboro. She dislikes snobs and insensitive people. Her fondest memory of the Class of 88 is their ability to work hard and laugh often. STEVEN E. BAGELMAN CHARLES BOYER It's good to be a seeker. but sooner or later you have to be a find- er. And when it is well to give what you have found, a gift into the world for whoever will ac- cept it. Richard Bach CLAIRE B. CARROLL JOSEPH A. DELLEGROTTO SHIRLEY M. FIRTH MUSIC DEPARTMENT MARIA CACHULELA HILARY WINTERER has been for twelve awarded her Chester hospital School of nursing and her B.S. was awarded from West Chester State University. Mrs. Bunzel is President of the Chester Hospital riurses Alumnae. She en- joys traveling and reading. She has traveled to Lon- don, Scotland, and Wales. Mrs. Bunzel's inspirational words for the Class of “88 : “Hope is the anchor of the soul, and the stimulus to action and achievement. 68 VIRGINIA D. BUNZEL R.R. HALL MONITORS JUDY MULHERN SHIRLEY ROACH HOME ECONOMICS CARYL ATMAJIAN KAREN WARFIELD BUILDING MAINTENANCE MR. GILBERT!, PLAMT MAMAGER MR. MCELWEE AMD MR. DIPIETRO CAFETERIA STAFF JUNIORS — CLASS OF 1989 Jeffrey Allison Amy Anderson Jean Andruscavage Alicia Annan Philip Ballak Kirk Benscn Crista Beswick Ted Biondi Melissa Blythe William Both Rachel Boone Brie Boughman Micheal Boyer Kelly Boylan Samuel Bnillo Carter Buck Edward Bugey Stacey Campbell Benjamin Cangclosi Laura Carchidi Marjorie Cardeli Daniel Cascarella Daniel Clark William Cleaver Brett Close Robert Coble Colleen Coleman Shelly Coleman Cynthia Colvell Joan Conley Haney Connery heather Connor Warren Cosgrove Jennifer Crane Laura D Angelo Michael Daciuk Robert Daltry William Daniels Raymond Dankel Deborah Darragh Denise Darragh Danelle DeGeorgc Peter DeSimone Keith Detwiler . Denise Diehl Sharon Dilllio Kristina Doran Michael Dougherty David Driscoll Richard Durante Mark Dziubczynski Michael Ednie Sean Farren John Faulkner 73 Joseph Field Kelly Tigard Jen Fitzpatrick Richard Floyd Michael Foote Joseph Ford William Ford Dominic Frangelli Nicholas Gabriele Christopher Garraty Lorraine Garrison James Gatti William Gavin Edward Gavula Robert Gdowik Linda George Vicki German Donna Gilberti Virginia Giovenello Denise Glenn William Graham Raymond Greenwood Ray llaagen Lisa Mall Richard Mambleton Kurt Hansen Christian Haugland Matthew Hay Richellc Mersker Carolyn Hetzel 74 Deanna Howells Dolores Hudson David Hutchins Michael Irey Amy Jackson Ryan Hill Kimberly Hinkle Stephanie Hodgson Lori Horan Robert Home Dawn Jefferies Steven Jcfferis Patricia Jost John Justis Kathleen Kalesse Eva Kazanjian Carol Kearney Collin Keen Paula Keesey Cheryl Kester Jennifer Klotz Christopher Kluska Stephanie Kosloski Cheryl Kreszswick 75 76 John Ladlcy Kimberly Laird Sharon Lally Jeff Lauer Scott Law Christopher Leggett Victoria Lender John Lloyd Danielle Love Barbara Lower Donna MacEeat Brian Mako Kristy Malseed Scott Mancer Eileen Mangabat Ellen Marti a nka Tracy Masters Wesley Manspeaker Joseph Mastropieri Kimberly Mattern Scott McAllister Susan McCarthy Keith McCray Sharon McLaughlin Lisa McMonigle Daniel McCloskey Michael McDaid Michele McDevitt Michael McQee Jennifer McGurk Patrick McManus Tina Mengenie John Miller Marianne Minch Thomas Moore Christen Morris Joseph Morris Susan Morris Lori Munger Robert Neill Victoria Nelson Donna Newlin Sandra Norman Steven Norman Lorraine O'Brien Sean O Flynn Kristin O'Neill Kellie Ogbom 77 Rosanne Pacheco Prancis Pappert Kimberly Park Thomas Parkinson Joanne Parsons Deana Pa ugh Paul Pearsall Eric Pctrocy Jennifer Pitts barbara Primo Matthew Purfield Jean Quintiliano Kathryn Radosh Jennifer Rinck Janice Roberts Michael Robinson Sandra Rosati Jean Russell Craig Rutter John Rydcnbark Robert Sakers Kathy Sampson Marc Santora Beth Schmalenberger Jennifer Schok Susan Scully Descrtray Shank Michael Sharp Sandra Shuda Ursula Sierkierski 78 Steven Skotarczak Megan Slate Andrew Smerigan David Smith Kathleen Smyser Wendy Snook Thomas Staub John Stein Jessie Steltz Stacey Stief Ted Stirling James Thomas Jennifer Tinsley Henry Torric Andrew Towey Shiloh Tsekuras Thomas Tuohcy Jennifer Tuss Deborah Tyson Lawrence Urda Larry Weatherill Robert Weiss Mary Whalen Daniel Wheeler Maryann Wicland Ronald Wiernicki Barbara Wigmore Karen Wllbank Todd Williams Michelle Wilson 79 Cathy Womelsdorf Albert Woods George Zagamc Donald Zeuner 80 SOPHOMORES — CLASS OF 1990 Roger Adams Danna Anthony Theresa Ash bridge Kelli Barcllft Danielle Barrar Joseph Barrett Gina Bascelli Jason Bathurst Cassandra Bayliss Steven BccRIey Edward Bender Dawn Bennett Donna Berry Steven Bidoli Jennifer Blood Stacy Bloom Kerri Borreggine Dean Bozman Jon Brackln Shawn Brennan Erik Bresnahan William Brooks Angela Brown Angeline Brown Richard Brown Richard Brown Robert Brown Michael Buntz Daniel Caldwell Katherine Caldwell 81 81 Carrie Campbell Mathethcw Carchidi Eric Carew Qeraldlne Casale Lisa Clacclo Michelle Cltta Timothy Clarenbach Raymond Clark Michael Clarke Brian Clineff Kelli Cochran Dawn Cockrill Travis Coleman Kimberly Combs George Contino Theresa Cosgrove Mark Costa Dana Costello Dona Costello Edward Cowan Jennifer Coyle Kimberly Crawford Andrea DeGeorge Cecillia Defeo Keith DE Grave John De Larm Danielle DeVaco Lori Dombrosky Sean Douglas Robert Dukes Jack Dziubczynski Shawn bills Arthur Erie Brian Evans Timothy Farina Velanna Farrell Tara Fenstermacher Christopher Fisher Mick Fletcher Eric Franke Dina Frazier David Fulmele Tricia Futty Christopher Galanaugh Tina Qaudiello Kristie Graham David Grcenjack Andrew Grieb Karl Grieb Jennifer Maas riicole Majduga Brian Marley Corey Marris Sidney Marris 83 84 Donald Hay ner William haynie Michael Medrich Lorri Heiter Patricia Hendrick Shawn Hendrickson Lori Herman Owen Hickman Karen Holt Andrew Horan Tina Horn Brian Houghton Walter Huddell Robyn Hughes Thomas Hummel John Hutchinson Hicole Ippolito Dean Jones John Kaclin Eric Kane Joseph Kaut Vartouhi Kazanjian William Kelly Michael Keough Deidre Kipp Theresa Klara Lori Klina Christopher Kmett Corey Komisor Dino Konstandinou KcliyAnn Krichbaum Robin Kulesa Danielle Lafferty Ann Lamond Shawn Lamplugh Natalie Laun Bethanie Lentz Alyce Liberatori Stephen Lord Thomas Luckenbach Martin Luther Christine Lynch Rodney Lynch Jennifer Machamer Peggy Mahan Glenn Marra Debra Marren Christine Martino Kathryn Marvel Michael Marvel Edward McCarron Chris McCrossan Russell McDaid Heather McDevitt 85 86 Kathleen McDevitt Kimberly McMenamin Julie McPartland Philip McQuilling William McQuiston Marie Meehan Michelle Meredith Raymond Miller Joy Montgomery Thomas Moore Kelly Morley Deborah Mortimer Michelle Moser Allen Nagle Kevin Narcavage Sharon Neely Kevin O'Malley Stacie O'Donnell Michael Paone Michael Paquette Raymond Parker Shannon Parker George Parsons Jennifer Paylor William Peletsky Shawn Petrocy harry Pettyjohn Harold Phillips Cherie Pi ran Ian Lisa Plass John Powers Kathleen Powers Keith Powers Timothy Quinn William Reed Annette Reese Nicole Remshard Kim Renshaw Brian Righter Melissa Roberts Ronald Rodarmel Patricia Rodarmel Robert Romolini Carol Ross Elizabeth Rowlett Annette Royer Mina Sakers Christopher Sandy Christopher Schaub Julia Schmidt Cary Schoener Robert Schopf Terrence Schubert Carmen Scicchltano 87 Brian Shinkle Jennifer Shisler Jason Sides Jane Sigda Steven Skalish John Sladek Daniel Slotterback Colleen Smith Diane Smith Laura Smith Nicole Smith Wendy Smith Kimberly Snook Robert Snyder Jennifer Spence Michael Spencer Sean Stringfellovv Robert Stroud Brian Sullivan Jenice Sullivan Denay Sylvester Thomas Takacs Kimberly Targett John Travers Dawn Travis Gretchen Vanvladrickcn Robot Vath Paul Voelker Charity Walsh Christina Walsh 8« Joseph Wiscley Jennifer Wittorf Anthony Wyatt James Young Shannon Zacher Sean Waters Eric Weems Travis Wenerick Kerry Wiley Stephanie Wilson Sandra Zehnder Keith Zizza i 89 FRESHMEN — CLASS OF 1991 90 Kristi Abbott Betty Applebaum Lorien Armour Christine Ashbridge Robert Barrar David Beatty Conan Beck Leo Bianchi Gregory Bilthrough Alisa Bland Edward Blankley Jason Bloom Dawn Blose Michelle Blum Michael Blythe Thomas Bollinger Vicki Brooks Christine Brown John BrowTi Dominic Brullo Christopher Buschmeler Brad Caldwell Bridget Caldwell Sally Callahan Stephanie Callahan Anthony Campanile Stacey Cariola Kelly Carr Laura Carroll Lori Christenson Vicki Christopher George Cook Kelly Cook Rose Costa Donna Crane Rebecca Crane Lara Dacuik Jennifer Davis Rachael Dewar Regina DiBernardo Denise Dillio Kimberly Dostcllio Jeffrey Driscoll Sheri Dunlap Allen Dutterer Kenneth Eckler Michelle Elliott Joseph Eulo Michael Earley Michael Fetrow Kimberly Fields Michelle Fisher Michael Fleetwood Eric Ford Robert Ford Jennifer Fortunato Jennifer Frangelli Rony Frazier Nicole Fryer Magi Gabra Lynn Gears Lisa Gilberti Kelly Gillespie Dana Gordon Clint Grablusky Shelly Gray Louis Greco Robert Greene Tara hall Erica Handley Kelly Martung Patrick May Daniel Hayden Avery Hcilcman Frank Hendrickson James Menton Mary Ann Hill Sean Hopkins 91 92 Robert Hutchinson Donald Irey Ernest Jackson William JefTeris Heather Kalesnik Steve Klein Kathleen Kauffman Joan Kelchline Steve Kerstetter Russell Klara Thomas Klara Deserie Kessler Shirley Kluska Robert Knight Craig Kocllish Alison Kosloski Theresa Kuhn Jennifer Kunze James Laffey James Lally Dawn Leake Nicole LeMaitre Meridcth Lentz Amy Leonard Sheri Leonard Dawn Lloyd Lori Lockwood Christopher Lowe Jasson Ludwig Clement Mahoney Joseph Maisano Eden Mangabet Keith Manuel RoseMarie Marren Andrea Marsilio Michael Maturo Mark Mayfield Mark McCandeless Scott McCauley Connie McClennan Kimberly McCord Michael McCoy Patrick McCusker Michael McGee Diane McIntyre John McKee Jennifer McLaughlin Brian McManus James McQuiston Michelle Mignone Kimberly Mitchell John Morley Robert Morris William Morris Daniel Mortimer Nicole Moser Jennifer Millison Malaine Murphy Thomas Murphy Christopher Neely Scott O Connor Robert Obenski Robert Olsen Jennifer Osborne Laurie Parker Scott Parker Shannon Patterson Carrie Paul Valerie Paul Dawn Perry Joseph Pettyjohn David Pridgen Joan Rash Brian Razzi Jennifer Razzi Todd Reynolds Rita Richter Daniel Riley 93 94 Brian Roosevelt Andy Roux Joseph Roziakowski Karen Ryan Edward Rypinski Jennifer Salyer Robert Sampson Charles Schappel! Jennifer Schaub Kevin Schmalenbcrger Raymond Schoen Susan Selfridge Colleen Shadwell Anne Marie Shanahan Carol Sharpless Diana Shopshire Michael Signora Nicole Smerigan Carissa Joann Smith David Smith Edward Smith William Sokurenko Lori Spangenberg Joseph Staub Eric Stinglen Debra Sullivan Christine Sycz Linda Targett Albert Taylor John Taylor Phillip Torrens David Tuck Kerri Varrasse John Wagner James Walls Terry Waidman Suzanne Wieland Tina Wiseley Kimberely Yezuita Marie Younkmann Melissa Zebley M mmm ATS is the club responsible for the Wednesday Pretzel Day and more importantly, the exchange program with other schools in the world. They help to make the students' year in America more enjoyable and foster a better understanding of other lands and the people of different countries. The events of the AFS include several parties, a Christmas and swim party, as well as an International Weekend, and a summer picnic. Co-Presidents: Carolyn Freeberry and Sharon Smith, Vice President: Liz DeFrancisco, Secretary: Cheri Archer, Treasurer: Keith Detwiler, Photographer: Ed Shepeski, Scrap Book Keepers: Sharon Dilllio and Colleen Marsala, Exchange Students: Morten Meilsen and Sylvia Bottegoni, Advisor: Herr Qefrorer Row 1: Stacey Sorensen, Annette Reese, Owen Peirce, Sylvia Bottegoni, Cheri Archer, Patty Jost, Colleen Marsala, nancy Connery, Kathy Smyser, Merr Qefrorer. Row 2: Andy McClellan, Dom Frangelll, Keith Detwiler, Dan McCloskey, Russ McDaid, Ken Pearl, Dawn Chesnet, Sharon Smith, Ellen Marhanka. Row 3: Chris Kennedy, Chris Cell, Morten Heilsen, Carolyn Freebury, Jessie Steltz, Joe Komisor. Liz DeFrancisco, Joe Smith, Ed Shepeski, John Greskoff, Lori Munger, Sharon Dilllio 98 ART SERVICE CLUB Row 1: Kelly Jarek, Dennis Bruce, Patti Owens, Mike Mizemy, Penny Parker, Anita Dombrosky, Patty Jost, Robin Kulesa. Row 2: Mr. Essery. Jen Osbourne, Sonya Buschmeier, Mike Cangelosi. Barb Westerberg, Patti Powers, Katy Hedge, Christina Lerch, Tom Little. Row 3: Katherine Caldwell, Pat McManus, Pat Hay, P.J. Walters, Patty Morris, Brian DeStefano, Mrs. Cresta The Art Service Club is a group of students who decorate the school with the monthly calendars, bulletin boards, and the signs that announce school events. Art Service Club is also responsible for the nativity Scene and the Art Show each year. President: Katy Hedge, Vice President: Christina Lerch, Secretary: Tom Little, Treasurer: Patty Jost, Shop Steward: Robin Kulesa, Advisors: Mr. Essery and Mrs. Cresta 99 100 Row 1: Gwen Hickman, Megan Steuber, Alyce Liberatori, Chrissy Smith, Jackie Scargall, Veianna Farrell, Kevin Johnson, Tatsyuki Noguci, Sylvia Bottegoni, Kathy Kauffman. Miss Cachuela. Row 2: Chris Brow, Kelly Carr, Debbie Sullivan, JoAnne Smith, Sharon Kauffman, Dave Mack, Dan Paone, Sue Scully, Kim Park, Jen Osbourne, Kathy Smyser, Carolyn Hetzel. Row 3: Joan Keckline, Linda Targett, Deana Paugh, Michelle Knowles, Tom Luckenbach, Frank Farmer, Pete Haas, Lori Spagenberg, Jill Targett, Donna Crane, Tina Gaudiello, Dawn Grow Row 1: Ellen Marhanka, Kim Park, Deana Paugh, Lori Munger, Sue Scully, Sandy Zehnder. Row 2: Jeff Driscoll, Miss Winterer, Keith Powers, Rich Durante, Mike Paquette, Harold Phillips, Laura Daciuk, Craig Rutter. Row 3: Ed Smith, Bob Home, Frank Farmer, Andy McClellen, Ed Cowen, Pete Haas, Chris Aurilio, Dan Paone, Collin Keen, Kathy Smyser. CONCERT BAND FANTASY AND ADVENTURE Row 1: Robin Hugues, Dan Paone, Pete Haas, Ed McCarron. Row 2: Annette Reese, Mr. Feeley, Scott Mancer, Harold Phillips Row 1: Jen Osborne, Deana Paugh. Pete Haas. Dan Paone, Robin Hugues, Amy Jackson. Row 2: John Kaelin, Sharon McLaughlin, Sharon Smith, Sandy Ropski, Tracey Marvel, Frank Farmer, Carolyn Hetzel, Kathy Hedrich, Sharon Lally, Denise Diehl, Christina Lerch, John Stein, Mr. Greenhouse. FAST BUC 101 FRENCH CLUB 4, 4 Co-Presidents: Robin Hugues and Kathy hedrich, Co-Vice Presidents: Tracy Blithe and Stephanie Zinni, Treasurer: Chris Leggett, Secretary: Beth Schmalenberger Sponsored by Madame Burgess, French Club is one of the most active clubs at Interboro. This year, the French Club sponsored many activities such as the 'Fall Barbeque , and the Christmas Party. Members also enjoyed roller skating at C n Skate Palace and ice skating at Springfield Ice Rink. Once again, the big event was the Foreign Language Festival. Row 1: Alyce Liberatori, Beth Parkes. Ed Cowen. Andrew Horan, Amy King, Kerri Varrasse, Chris Sycz, Jennifer Millson, John Brown, Brad Caldwell, Jackie Scargall, Tina Maisano, Kate Caldwell. Row 2: Annette Reese, Ben Beirly, Andrew Smerigan, Stacy Stief. Cheri Archer, Chris Martino, Tina Mengini, Christina Lerch, Kim Park, Sylvia Bottegoni, Gwen Peirce, Walt huddell. Bill Brooks, Jenn Spence, Robin Kulesa, Vicki Christopher. Row 3: Tricia Grieb, Joy Montgomery, Dave Kinee, Stacey Sorensen, Harold Phillips. Tracey Marvel, Mike Sharp, Jason Bathurst, Deanne Howells. Annette Bianco. Lorraine Garrison, Robin Bames. Tina Dorian, Vart Kazanjian, Cindy Colvell, Dawn Jeffries. Steph Hodgeson, Karen Everest, Dawn Chesnet. Row 4: Jen Haas. Jenny Shisler, Ursula Siekierski, Sharon Dillio, Shelly Coleman, Laura Carchidi. Heather Conner. Colleen Smith. Lori Spangenberg, Lou Greco, Barb Lower, Pete Haas, Jay Johnston, Dennis Spence, Rich Leggett. Liz Wilson, Kim Hall, Rob narcavage, Mike Paquette, Henry Torey, Sue Scully, Dan Hayden, Bill Kelly, Christine Ashbridge. Row 5: Kathy Marren, Kathy Smyser, Beth Schmalenberger, Stephanie Zinni. Robin Hugues, Kathy Hedrich. Tracy Blithe, Chris Leggett, Trank Farmer, Deana Paugh, Sharon McLaughlin, Carolyn Hetzel, Chris Aurilio. 102 Row 1: Connie Me Clellen, Jen Davis, Sue McCarthy, Jo Anne Smith, Liz Rowlett, Jen Machamer, Dawn Travis, Kim Crawford, Annette Royer, Gina Bascelli, Rodney Lynch. Row 2: Jane Sigda, Keith Powers, Julia Schmidt, Carrie Campbell, Kristin O'Melll, Stacey Campbell, Michelle Moser, Janice Roberts, Denise Diehl, Sharon Lally, Kelly Galespie, Annie Shanahan, Mikki fryer, Lisa Gilberty, Jenn Counzie, Mrs. Gaston. Row 3: John Kaelin, Rob Brown, Tom Luckenbach, John Kleckner, Lisa Lynch, Barb Westerberg, Dawn Greenlaw, Liz Defrancisco, Karen Brown, Christa Bresnahan, Mike McGee, Andy McClennen, Scott Law, David Tuck. Latin Club's goal is to enjoy themselves with the various events that will further their knowledge of Roman Culture and the Classics. They began a new tradition this year with the Council of the Gods at initiation. Food and entertainment are important to the festivals and the holidays they celebrate. Consuls: Glenn Goldsborough and Karen Brown, Co-Consuls: Anthony Tuck and Christa Bresnahan, Scribas: Liz Defrancisco and Lisa Lynch. Quaestors: Dawn Greenlaw and Bill McClennen, Advisor: Mrs. Gaston LATIN CLUB Amo amas A m At. .. AMAMuS Ai-tati'S Amant 103 SPANISH CLUB The main goal of Spanish Club is to teach leadership and to make the club as enjoyable and as active as possible so that the students become interested in the club. The events that Spanish Club sponsored were Fiesta Piavidad (Christmas Party), the candy sales, and a movie. Co-Presidents: Brian Ippolito and Shawn Shrieber, Vice President: Deana Paugh, Secretary: Nicole Conner, Treasurer: Paula Ingle, Advisors: Mrs. SmecK and Mr. hangsterfer -Row 1: Jen Fitzpatrick, Denise Glenn. Rim Elliot, Lisa Blum. Kathy Smith, Paula Ingle. Shawn Shrieber. Nicole Conner. Rick Floyd, Bill Gavin, Richard Hamilton. Row 2: Debbie Mortimer. Sandy Rodati, Megan Slate, Danelle DeGeorge, Jo Anne Parsons, Kathy Radosh. Michelle McDevitt. Jen Klotz, Lori Horan. Cheryl Krezwick. Kelly McGuire, Mary Shanahan, Lisa Ford, Marie Younkman. Row 3: Dawn Grow. Tina Gaudiello, Sandy Bayliss, Kim Snook, Kathleen Kalesse. Wendv Snook. Jow Field. Kerri Bouriqini, Wendy Smith, Dawn Bennett. Robin Hugues. Kristin Younkman, Frank Farmer. Jim Lally, Elisha Bland. Jim O'Malley. Sandy Zehnder, Sue Scully. Natalie Lawn. Lori Kling, Deana Paugh, Erica Hanley. Mrs. Smeck. Row 4: John Kleckner, Shelly Meredith, Kelly Morley, Jessie Steltz, Dawn Blose. Dorn Frangelli. Dan McCloskey, Nick Gabriellc. Andy Ladley, Onj DeGeorge, Mike Hedrich. Bob Morris. Jason Bloom. John McKee. Mike Farley, John Morley. Dana Costello. low 1: Ellen Marhanka, Colleen Marsala. Kim Combs. Jim Sloss. Row 2: Barb Westerberg. Patti Jost. nancy Connery. Herr Qefroer. Ken ’earl. Row 3: Russ McDaid, Carolyn Freeberry. Chris Cell. Ed Shepeski. President: Colleen Marsala, Vice President: Ellen Marhanka. Secretary: Kim Combs, freasurer: Jim Sloss, Advisor: Merr Gefrorer German Club promoted the study of the German language. The activities that the German Club sponsored were the Winter Dinner, the Foreign Language Festival and the Krefeld Exchange. GERMAN CLUB 10‘ INTERBORO BUCCANEER BAND Mow about those new uniforms? The Marching Band had a very competitive season at our football games and Band Competitions. Supporting the football team and performing for the crowds was a lot of fun! The band placed in the ' outstanding'' category at Upper Darby's Competition. The band performed in the St. Patrick's Day Parade in Baltimore and also performed at the Evening for Eighth Graders and Parents.” This activity was held in order to encourage future high school students to participate in the Marching Band. Under the direction of Miss Winterer, the Interboro Marching Band had a rewarding year. Row 1: Michelle Elliot. Robin Bames. Melanie Gordon, Robin hugues, Sandy Ropski, Tracy Blithe. Denise Diehl, Connie McClellan. Jenny Davis, Kathy hedrich. Row 2: Jen Haas. Mike Paone, Deana Paugh, Craig Rutter, Dan Paone, Kim Park, Ed Cowen. Lou Greco, Ellen Marhanka. Kevin Schmalenberger, Carrie Campbell. Row 3: Lon Munger. Jeff Driscoll, harold Phillips. Chris Aurilio, Christina Lerch, Tara Paugh, Renee Liskowycz. Kathy Smyser, Sandy Zehnder. Marie Younkman. Row 4: Bill McClennen. Keith Powers, Bob home, Andy McClellan, Pete Maas, Pat McCusker, Collin Keen, Sue Scully, Rick Durante, Laura Daciuk, Kelly Cockeran, Beth Schmalenberger, Tina Gaudiello. Jason Bathurst. Row 5: Tara Mall, Kim Combs. Richelle hersker, Jenn Shisler. Sharon Lally. frank farmer. Bill Brooks. Steve Smyser, Linda George. Barb Lower, Brenda Mobray, Joan Keckline. Drum Major: Kim Park, Band front Captains: Robin Hugues and Tracy Blithe. Drum Line Captain: Dan Paone KEY CLUB NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 108 IE £. t uty INITiVTwt WOTKi mg TOG £ Row 1: Christina Lerch, Kathy Hedrich, Tracey Marvel. Mike Sharp, Jackie Scargall, Glenn Goldsborough, Marie Fortunato, Stephanie Zinni. Sue Me Carthy, Beth Schmalenberger, Mrs. EnglanderKraut. Row 2: Andy McClellen, Scott Law, Sharon Smith, Dawn Greenlaw. Dan Paone. Pete Haas. Janice Roberts, Lori Munger. Mrs. Baxter. Row 3: Barb Lower, Collin Keen. Tracy Blithe, Karen Brown, Brian Ippilito, Anthony Tuck. Carolyn Freeberry. Patty Jost. Dawn Jefferies, Sharon Lally, Kim Park, Mrs. Gruhler. Row 1: Tina Rapp. Karl Escher, Stephanie Batter, Liz DeFrancisco, Cheri Archer. Mary Shanahan, Danielle Dilulio. Marie Fortunato, Kelly Jarek. Kerri Borregini, Dawn Bennett, Row 2: Colleen Kenedy, Kara Sokurenko, Patti Beck, Doreen Deserable, Kelly McGuire, Janice Roberts, Kim Park. Lori Munger, Liz Rowlett, Patty Rudarmel, Lisa Ford. Row 3: Ruth Pfaff, Patti Powers, Karen Everest. Lori Alberts. Anthony Tuck, Lisa Lynch. Dawn Greenlaw, Brian Ippilito. Glenn Goldsborough. Doreen Deserable, Doug Grace. Carolyn Freeberry. Mr. Rigby. STUDENT COUNCIL 3 P eir WCe 5cv4ool AMC£5) UKi AiSee CUAglTVACTviTlcS, Student Council is the liaison between the student body and the Administration. Their goals are to enrich and elighten students to become successful leaders, and to involve students in the life of the school. This year the Student Council hosted many activities. Among them were: dances. Back to School night, the candy sale, movie night, the talent show, the blood mobile, spirit weeks, and the trip to Dorney Park. President Senior Board Rep: Anthony Tuck, Vice President: Karen Balbierer, Secretary: Lisa Ford, Treasurer: Glenn Goldsborough, Jr. Board Rep: Jen Fitzpatrick. Advisors: Mr. Costanzo and Mr. hostetter Row 1: Mr. hostetter, Anthony Tuck, Jen Fitzpatrick, Karen Balbierer, Glenn Goldsborough. Lisa Ford. Mr. Costanzo. Row 2: Jenn Rinck, Christa Bresnahan, Sylvia Bottegoni, Gwen Peirce, Lorraine Garrison, Christa Younkman, Kelly Morley. Row 3: Bill Brooks, Lonnie Dodson, Chris Cell, Nicole Conner. Kathy Marren, Ron Wiemicki, Tracy Estes, Carter Buck. Row 4: Debbie Sullivan, Christine Brown, Debbie Mortimer, Marie Younkman. Janice Roberts, Kristen O'Neill, Kim Snook, Bethanie Lentz, Jenn Macnamer, Wendy Smith, Jane Sigda. Row 5: Brian Ippilito. Dawn Chesnet, Deana Paugh, JoAnne Smith, Linda Targett, Erica Manly, Kathy Kauffman, Amy King, Pat McCusker, Pat Hay, Dianne Smith, Liz Rowlette. Row 6: David Tuck, Eva Kazanjian, Kelly Boylan, Kim Laird. Karen Everest, Shawn Ellis. John Klekner, Rick Neill, Tracy Blithe, Beth Schmalenberger. Pete Maas, Keith Powers, Rich Brown. Kathy Radosh, Megan Slate, Jessie Steltz, Joy Montgomery, Nicole Smith. 109 Row 1: John Kleckner, Marie Forunato, Karen Brown, Liz DeFrancisco, Dawn Greenlaw, Kelly McGuire, Steph Zinni, Robin Hugues. Nicole Conner. Row 2: Kris Gressel. Lisa Lynch, Lome Alberts, Patty Beck, Doreen Deserable, Kathy Smith, Mary Shanahan, Ann Gavin. Kathy Marren. Row 3: Tracy Estes, Lisa Falcone, Dawn Chesnet, Patty Owens, Cami DeAngelis, Karen Everest, Colleen Kennedy, Cheri Archer, Colleen Deserable, Lisa Ford, Kathy hedrich. This year, the Senior Class Congress had a very productive year. They won first prize in both the Homecoming Float and Christmas Showcase Decorating Contests. The responsibilities of the Congress included organizing Carnation Day, the Junior Senior Party and the Senior Prom. Good Luck to the CLASS OF 1988! 0 z President: John Kleckner, Vice President: Liz DeFrancisco, Secretary: Karen Brown, Treasurer: Marie Fortunato, Advisor: Mrs. Bradley and Mr. Curtin. SENIOR CLASS CONGRESS 110 JUNIOR CLASS CONGRESS Row 1: Missy Minch, Michelle Wilson. Row 2: Sue McCarthy, Lorraine Garrison, Sandi Rosati, Mr. Thompson, Jean Quintiliana. Jeannie Andruscavage, Megan Slate, Kathy Radosh, Tricia Grieb, Lori Moran, Cheryl Kreswick. Row 3: Jean Cronaur, Christa Beswick, Kelly Boylan, Eileen Mangabat, Danielle DeGeorge, Steph Hodgeson, Debbie Darragh, Michelle McDevitt, Stacy Stief, Wendy Snook. Row 4: Dawn Jeffries, Kathy Smyser, Sharon Dillio, Ellen Marhanka, Colleen Coleman, Jenn Klotz, Ginny Giovanelli, Eva Kazanjian, Kristen O'Neill. The Junior Class Congress had a successful 1987-88 year under the leadership of Mr. Thompson and the officers. But it was not just these people who made it a great year. All of the members pulled together for a second- place float and a successful Junior Senior Party. Plans for a super senior year for the Class of '89 are in the works. President: Missy Minch, Vice President: Michelle Wilson, Secretary: Dawn Jeffries, Treasurer: Lori Munger, Advisor: Mr. Thompson FRESHMAN CLASS CONGRESS SOPHOMORE CLASS CONGRESS Row 1: Diane Smith, Shawn Ellis, Chris Schaub, Joe Barrett. Row 2: Kim Crawford, Annette Royer, Kerri Borriginni, Nicole Ippolito, Terry Klara, Jane Sigda. Jen Spence, Robin Kulesa, Wendy Smith. Row 3: Gretchen VanVIadricken, John Kaelin, Keith Powers, Terry Schubert, Harry Pettyjohn, Harold Phillips, Rod Lynch, Kelly Morley, Jen Machamer, Shelly Meredith. Row 4: Lori Heighten Dawn Bennette, Bill Brooks, Walt Huddell, Rob Schopf, Joy Montgomery, Jen Wittof, Nicole Smith, Deidre Kipp, Bethanie Lentz, Liz Rowlett, Kim Snook, OnJ DeGeorge, Chris Martino. Row 1: Laurie Parker, Kelly Carr, Jen Davis, Connie McClellen, Row 2: Debbie Sullivan, Nikki Frye, Meredith Lentz, Carol Sharpless, Eden Mangabat. Row 3: Joe Pettyjohn, Alisa Bland, Dawn Blose, Denise DiUllio, Jennifer McLaughlin, Nicole LeMaitre, Jen Kunze, Aimee Leonard. SENIOR REFRESHMENT STAND Row 1: Micole Conner. Anne Gavin. Kris Gressel. Stephanie Zinni. Kelly McGuire. Row 2: Brian Ippilito, Anthony Tuck, Liz DeFrancisco. John Kleckner. Karen Brown, Doreen Desesable, Danielle Dilulio, JoAnne Zukowski. Row 3: Glen Goldsborough, Lisa Ford, Colleen Kennedy, Cami DeAngelis, Karen Everest, Mr. hostetter, Tracey Lang, Colleen Deserable. Row 1: John Stein, Sue McCarthy, Row 2: Carl Craigle, Ken Pearl The members of this group are fire- fighters, emergency medical technicians, advanced first-aiders, CPR technicians and even life guards. These students are responsible for assisting the student body in the event of an emergency. The advisor is Mr. McKeon. STUDENT AID HRST n j JAZZ BAND Row 1: Miss Winterer, Kim Park. Deana Paugh, Lori Munger, Sue Scully. Row 2: Ed Smith, Jeff Driscoll, Harold Phillips, Collin Keen, Craig Rutter, Mike Paquette. Row 3: Prank Parmer, Keith Powers, Andy McClellan, Bill McClennen, Bob home, Pete Maas, Chris Aurilio, Dan Paone, Ed Cowen. SCOTT'S HI-Q © Row 1: Dan Paone, Sandy Ropski, Sharon Smith, Anthony Tuck. Row 2: Brian Ippilito, Qlenn Qoldsborough, Mr. Mobley, Shawn Ellis, Michael Boyer. 114 THEATRE INTERBORO Cast-fall Production Row 1: Mike Sharp. Christina Lerch. Kathy Medrich. Jenn Spence, Jackie Scargall. Row 2: Jane Sigda, Jason Bathurst, frank farmer, Dan Paone, Jim Lally. Row 3: Pete Maas, Dennis Spence, Keith Powers. Stage Crew Row 1: Amy Jackson. Dawn Cockerill, Denise Diehl. Sharon Lally. Row 2: Kathy Smyser, Sharon McLaughlin. Row 3: John Kaelin. Mike Sharp, Barb Lower, Walt Muddell, Deana Paugh. Student Director Dennis Spence and Co-Stage Managers Mike Sharp and Barb Lower Under the direction of Donald Flood, the cast and crew of Theatre Interboro presented the play Arsenic and Old Lace in December. The play was about two sweet, little, old ladies who lived in a mansion and murdered lonely men for a living. The plot thickened when thirteen men were eventually found dead in the basement. The second play was an Agatha Christie murder- mystery entitled A Murder is Announced. BUCCANEER BUSINESS STAFF Row 1: Ren McLamon, Raren Brown. Rris Qressel, Sandy Bayliss. Lisa Ford, Rob Marcavage. Row 2: Liz DeFrancisco, Dawn Greenlaw, Nicole Conner, Rick Floyd, Mrs. Beldecos. Ever wonder where all of the advertisements at the end of this book come from? Well, the Buccaneer Business Staff is in charge of getting all the patrons from the businesses who want to advertise in the yearbooks. This group of people is also in charge of selling and distributing the books. KALEIDOSCOPE Row 1: Robin Barnes, Pete Haas, Deana Paugh. Row 2: Jenn Haas, Tracy Blithe, Kathy Hedrich, Amy Jackson. Row 3: Chris Leggett, Sharon Lally, Tracey Marvel, Mike Sharp, Gwen Peirce, Lisa Pord, Carter Buck, Collin Keen, Keith Powers, Annette Bianco. Row 4: Dan Paone, Scott Mancer, Beth Schmalenberger, Ellen Marhanka, Carolyn Hetzel, Frank Farmer. Advisor: Mr. Mullin. Kaleidoscope is a name familiar to the student body at IMS. Each morning a team of announcers present information on activities and sports during homeroom. This year we at Interboro were proud to have Tracy Blithe, Kathy hedrich, Sharon Lally, Deana Paugh, Keith Powers, and Owen Peirce as talent. Of course, no broadcast would be complete without Collin Keen's weather forecast along with the eighteen other students who did the engineering for each of the broadcasts. Among them were the directors Robin Barnes, Pete Maas and Richelle Hersker who did aTI the technical wizardry and made the show more interesting. Mr. Mullin, the sponsor made sure that they get on the air on time. 117 Tracy Blithe Donna Newlin Kristin O'Neill Christina Lerch Annette Bianco Katy hedge The yearbook staff worked hard to meet deadlines this year. With the leadership of Tracy Blithe (Editor) the yearbook production went smoothly. The advisor was Mr. MeKeon, Faculty Editor - Donna newlin. Sports Editor -Christina Lerch, Student Life Underclassmen- Annette Bianco, Art Editor-Katy hedge. Typing Editor-Val hall, and Activities Editor- Kristin O'neill. BUCCAMEER STAFF PETB ACKSTO u sm I n CTu 5 ECT1PK5 £ A q to 6 £ A 118 r e ' opV C rr Or 5 un;0 -s Spor- s i5 acu 'O , cw Editor in Chief. Tracy Blithe; faculty Editor, Donna riewlin; Activities Editor, Kristin O'Neill; Sports Editor, Christina Lerch; Student Life Underclassmen. Annette Bianco; Art Editor. Katy hedge, Typing Editor, Val Mall. 119 Baby M. is handed over to the Sterns Marybeth Whitehead appeals WE RE IN TOUCH WITH THE WORLD Michelle Robinson and Bob Martino LeAnn Redding and nelson Panichelli Dawn Chesnet and Steve Walter ROYALTY AT INTERBORO Karen Everest and Dennis Bruce Suzette LeMaitre and Chris Cell Qina Romano and Joe Smith 124 In October, the SENIOR CLASS elected the 1987-88 HOMECOMING COURT. After the court was chosen, the RING and QUEEN were elected. On November 7, the crowds gathered at our home field to watch the IN- TERBORO BUCS battle the PENN WOOD PATRIOTS in the 1987 Homecoming Football Game. Kick-ofF time was at 1:30 p.m. While the BUCCANEER BAND did their half-time show and people visited the SENIOR REFRESHMENT STAND, the HOMECOMING COURT was introduced to the fans. The BUCS played a terrif- ic game and although they lost, everyone in atten- dance had a wonderful time. Then it was on to the STUDENT COUNCIL spon- sored HOMECOMING DANCE where the RING and QUEEN were announced. Congratulations to Home- coming Ring Steve Walter and Queen Danielle Dilulio. HOMECOMING KING AND QUEEN Steve Walter and Danielle Dilulio 127 LEADERSHIP The Senior Leadership Dinner was held on the evening of No- vember 19, 1987. This event was put together by the Key Club to honor the seniors who held lead- ership positions. This special night, emceed by Danielle Dilu- lio and Marie Fortunato, started out with a buffet dinner followed by a presentation by each club advisor. The evening ended with a speech given by special guest Vicki Kennedy, a former Inter- boro graduate. Vicki stated that leadership is something that should go on beyond high school. Mr. Rigby and the Key Club presented a ' night to re- member'' for everyone in atten- dance. HALLOWEEN BOO!! Halloween showed its scary face once again at Interboro. There were many students who wore costumes to school to be judged in a costume contest. The costumes ranged from a rabbit and some cats, to football players and rag dolls. The winners of this year's contest were first place: Karen Wilbanks as the rabbit in the magic hat, second place: Denise Darragh and Jen Fitzpatrick as Raggedy Ann and Andy, and third place: Alyce Liberatori as a cat. There were several trick-or-treaters in the school this year. The parenting classes took many little children to different rooms to get a headstart on the treats. 130 CHRISTMAS Deck the Halls!! The Christmas spirit was alive and well at holiday time this year. The hallways proved this as decorations from the Art Service Club and Class Congresses were displayed. These decorations included the nativity Scene and the Christmas Showcase Decorations. As the spirit of Christmas was in the air, students anticipated the up-coming Christmas vacation. 131 jumoR SEniOR PARTY There was food and fun at this year's Junior Senior Party which was held on January 15,1988. The Classes of 1988 and 1989 collaborated and came up with the theme of For Tonight . Music was provided by C S. Fun was had by all who attended. VO-TECH Vo-tech students go either to Marple, Aston, or folcroft Vocational Schools to get an on hands training of specialty fields. These students can learn auto- mechanics, nursing, computer applications, masonry, or other trades. 133 in MEMORIAM George Everett April 17, 1969-April 7, 1986 The smiles, the tears, of boyhood years. The words of love then spoken The eyes that shone, How dimmed and gone Our memories remain This year marked the first season under Head Coach, Jerry Kennedy. The goal was to build a program with a strong founda- tion. ''Although we did not win as many games as we wanted to - the ground work for successful future years was established. The season saw our players grow, play bet- ter, become more dis- ciplined, and never quit. These positive at- tributes far outshone the normal frustra- tions of losing. The toughness and character of the team was clearly evident to all who witnessed the final game versus Rid- ley. Ii Danielle Dilulio, Captain The Lady Buc Held hockey team enjoyed an exciting and energetic season. Their record was 3-4 3 in Del-Val competition. The team placed fourth in the league at the conclusion of regular season play. The varsity coach was Joanne Powers. Varsity captains were Col- leen Deserable and Danielle Dilulio, Gwen Peirce, Danielle Dilulio, and Colleen Deserable earned the All Del-Val distinction. Once again, the team made its mark across the country. 140 Pat Conway nelson Panichelli: All-Southeastern Pennsylvania Athlete, All-Delco Ath- lete, All-League Athlete, Third highest scorer in Buc history. The Buc soccer team finished their season with a 5 2 win over harriton. This victory marked the 5th straight win against harriton and gave the Bucs the Del-Val championship — the first ever for an Interboro Soccer Team. The captains of the team were Jim Maisano and Ray Shawver. John GreshofT, Jim Maisano and Anthony Tuck made the All-Del-Val Team and Shawver, Goldsborough, and Weems received 'honorable mention Coach Glover pointed out that this was probably the best team in Interboro history. The soccer team victories provided great mid-winter excitement. 1987-1988 VARSITY SOCCER TEAM u '• 144 1987-1988 CROSS-COUNTRY TEAM 146 DEL-VAL CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPION Randy Lowe started running track and cross country as a freshman. His love for this endurance sport has carried Randy through his years at Interboro. Randy has gained confidence over the years and his never say die’’ attitude has been a real asset to his running success. Randy is described by his coach as modest to a fault. Those who know Randy see the truth in this statement. Randy ’s honesty and self discipline are the main components that make up his outstanding lead- ership ability. Randy is the captain of this year ’s Cross-Coun- try team. Randy’s list of achievements include: Del-Val Cham- pion, Delaware County Champion, District One Champion, and an eleventh place finish in the State Cross-Country Cham- pionships. COnGRA TULA TIOHS Randy! When interviewed Randy responded that he would like to thank all of his coaches, teammates, fellow students and teachers who have supported him throughout his running career at Interboro. Running has been the most rewarding experience of his life. ” CHEERLEADING VARSITY CHEERLEADIMG SQUAD 1987-1988 The CHEERLEADinG SQUAD, under the direction of Bamba , gave some extra entertainment to the efforts Mrs. Atmajian, experienced a very enthusiastic year, of the cheerleaders. A great season came to an end with Their interest never wavered throughout the entire a basketball victory at Harriton. school year. The addition of a new routine, entitled La JUMIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADIMG SQUAD 1987-1988 148 A new era opened in Interboro basketball under varsity coach Bill Tribbett and new Junior varsity coach Rick Floyd. The Bucs had a fairly successful season which was highlighted early on with a win over Marple-newton. The team made the playoffs for the first time in ten years. The season culminated with the Bucs being chosen as the recipient of the Delaware County Sports- manship Award. The 1967-88 team will be remembered for their effort, camaraderie, and class. Senior team members were Lonnie Dodson, Bob Walker, Dennis Spence, Chris Qivens, Jeff Dugan, and Qene Cascarella. 4 cs ACTION © I GIRLS BASKETBALL 1987-1988 VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM The girls basketball team placed second overall with a record of 8-4 in the league and 10-8 in the Del-Val division. It was a young varsity team consisting of 4 seniors and 4 sophomores. The Junior varsity con- sisted of 1 senior and 3 sophomores and they finished out their season with a 5-5 league and 8-8 overall Del-Val record. The Varsity coach was John Livingston and the J.V. coach was Jean Livingston. Dana Anthony served as manager for both teams. The Deserable twins. who were team captains for the giris basketball squad, were instrumental in the team being able to secure a second place win this year. Colleen averaged 12.6 points per game. Do- reen led in rebounds with 9 per game. 153 As the 19871986 wrestling season came to a close, the sights of the Interboro mat men were focused on a better season for 1988- 1989. We were a young team facing our most challenging schedule to date. said coach Jerry Livingston. We were returning only two seniors with over ten matches. The team managed to maintain their aggressiveness and enthusiasm and they showed great promise for future successful seasons. The 1986-1987 Swim Club officially became the Swim Team for 1987-88. The co-ed team was coached by Larry Fiotti and Bob Adams, with Mrs. Frcebury lending much in administrative assistance. Team captains were Lisa Blum. Carolyn Frcebury. Brian Ippolito, and Larry he- phart. The team traveled a great deal and made their presence known in the country elsewhere. Chris Sycz. Denise Glenn. Carolyn Freebury. and Tina Mom represented the Bucca- neer aqua unit as a relay team at the District One cham- pionships. Frcebury and Mom qualified for ' states. On behalf of the student body, it is with sincere apprecia- tion that we thank all of the folks who made swimming a competitive reality for the first time in the rich history of Interboro high School athletics. 158 159 1987-1988 INDOOR TRACK TEAM mMm 161 THE YEARBOOK STAFF DEDICATES THE 1986 BUCCAHEER TO TWO RETIRIHG TEACHERS WHO HAVE GIVEH OVER SIXTY YEARS OF COMMITTMEHT TO THE STUDEHTS OF IHTERBORO HIGH SCHOOL. WE ARE MOST AFFRECIATIVE OF THE EFFORTS OF MR. RIGBY AMD MR. SCHULTZ AMD WE WISH THEM HAPPIHESS AMD COHTIHUED HEALTH IH THEIR YEARS OF RETIREMEHT. THE HALLS OF IHTERBORO WILL HEVER BE THE SAME WITHOUT THESE TWO VERY DEDICA TED AHD DEVOTED TEACHERS. S' Mr. Rigby earned his teaching degrees at the following colleges: Wide ti- er University: Temple University: and Eastern Baptist College. Since 1961, Mr. Rigby has taught a wide variety of subjects including World Cultures, Economics, Geography, Government, and Psychology. His hobbies are boating, fishing, and traveling. He plans to retire to Rehobath Beach. Delaware. He also plans to travel to California to visit his son as well as to Salt Lake City, Utah. In his twenty seven years at Intcrboro. he claims that he has enjoyed each and every year. 'As long as there are memories, love lives on!'' Mr. Rigby will be remembered for his constant smile and his genuine interest in the future of his students. Fellow faculty members will remember him most especially for the room that love built'' — the second floor faculty lounge. The students of Interboro High School wish Captain Mice'’ many years of happiness. R. Alan Rigby Mr. Schultz, who was bom and raised in Philadelphia, has taught World Cultures for the past thirty years. He is a St. Louis Cardinal fan and he collects cards and baseball memorabilia. He also coached Interboro baseball varsity teams for a number of years. Mr. Schultz is an avid reader and a patron of the classics and fine arts. After a tour of duty in the U.S. Army, Mr. Schultz attended West Chester State Teachers College, where he earned his teaching credentials. In addition to his excellent teaching, Mr. Schultz will be remembered for being concerned with preparing the student with traits such as self- control, manners. respect for authority, and the rights of the individual. His future plans include staying healthy and molding the future of his grandchildren. Best wishes to Mr. Shultz and his family. He will not be forgotten at Interboro High School. Edward A. Schultz 4s the final page of the 1988 Buccaneer is sent to the publisher and the yearbook staff can finally get some hard-earned rest, it is now possible for me to take a critical look at just how this yearbook was created. I recall hectic deadlines, lost photography, scheduling problems, etc. where the hard work and dedication of the staff came through and pulled us out. I would like to recognize the following people for their assistance and support: Katy fledge who corrected our custom cover in only 48 hours; Annette Bianco with whom I remember sharing some weekends and 7 o'clock late days completing deadlines; my editors Christina Lerch and Donna riewlin for completing their sec- tions and for always being there when I needed them. Along with the above mentioned, I would also like to express my sincere gratitude to my other editors Valerie Hall and Kristen OTieill. lam also grateful to fir. Mullin for his emergency photography work and for his support and interest. Also, security aid Judy Mulhern was most helpful in putting names to faces in many of our group shots. I would especially like to acknowledge Mr. McKeon, without whose constant encouragement we could not have had such a successful publication. As Editor-in-Chief, I hope that you will be pleased with this edition of the Buccaneer. I can assure you that the staff worked as hard as possible to present you with a quality yearbook. I also would like to wish my fellow classmates much success and happiness in their future endeavors. Tracy Blithe 163 The Griffith Funeral Chapel, Inc Horace B. 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