Keansburg High School - Promethean Yearbook (Keansburg, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 158 of the 1975 volume:

Y .-15' , 5' xbg 5,4 'N- :E+ 'N 'iii . X Yagi' P-, ' Q '- g I ' . X x I I f A., , ', x' v 7,7 Y, W, Y, , 1 , rl.+f . use , . Q ,- X... vu wx., Q Lx, -9 .445 L 1 n xl' , . ,, 1 x X11i.w.,..,,,, H ,,,, . ,g ,, ,pk ., ,. .L ,g,,,. : L - v . - ' ggfil' PROMETHEAN '75 Keansburg High School Keansburg, New Iersey 07734 ' ki: J J' R .w1., :Iii 431: P9004 ,1 Oi' 'S':'G s -Q yo , f' QQE WK QQQY 1 fx I 5 H WIN 9 MSS FE pf Concert Is People People working, laughing and changing . We have spent this year and we have changed , we have grown. We have become adults ready to face the challenge of the changing world . TOP: George Preston. ABOVE: Dori Todd, Sharon Reeves, Evelyn Thomas, Vinny Falco. Concert Is Preparation Our classes have prepared us, changed us. We have become more talented , skillful in communication and a more understanding of the world around us. We may have complained about our work, but the change we face as we leave will make us glad that preparation has affected all of us. RIGHT: Frank Marchese, Ron Middle- coop, Mike Moore, Dennis Moran, Gary McCloud. BELOW: Carol Miller, Mary McDonald. il V ii! Y -fav , 4 .W ,. ne- Q 5, fn Concert Is otivity We have been active this past year. In clubs, putting a new school paper out, producing a play. We have learned to work together, we have learned pride, we have found friends. We have been changed. UPPER RIGHT: Joe Cocuzza, John McGaheran. BELOW LEFT: Colleen Dow- ney. BELOW RIGHT: Joan Finnen. A Concert Is Effort We have seen our teams change as they worked together. We have seen the reputation of Keansburg High School grow as our athletes have become champions. LEFT: Dan Crane, Bob Creighton, Dan McEnaney, Bob Sullivan. ABOVE: Sharon Watson, Donna Troupe, Cheryl West, Carolyn Sheppard. wx-X . Lg! W. , W ffffdu ' J,.n'a. fx Z lm ? f ' ff 'ZA W GW 5,1 W 1 QA.,. , EW 11' L, DE u 5 1 A . x c . X v f ' ' M1 ,Z .,'.LmN EXW 4 x 3 11 H 5 wr W A 51 ' ' K 5 2 9 fish x h ,n vi 511. .V....,,,: g Z Mm,L,,,,,. .HA. ,W ,,. 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The Business Department has a steno lab . Q,-R 1 -- for use in increasing shorthand speed. There p Milf' xt -f is an overhead projector for use in presenting ,Xl X Q bookkeeping principles. There are also fgfp .X ' several adding machines for use in Record- trr,.,h,plii at ptd, keeping and Bookkeeping courses. The i , E Zii'il office practice classes have dictaphones, a f f 1 ditto machine and a mimeograph. lg ' An Introduction Into The Business World M M Mr. Sam Capalbo rs. Karen Wulff iss Linda Teresc y Mrs. Fran Ciub Mr. Sam DeTuro Science Goes Computerize The basic philosophy of the Science Department is to make science an educa- tion, student centered and learning ori- ented. The Faculty members help to carry out these objectives in that all the courses in the Science Department are laboratory ori- ented . The important curriculum change that has taken place in science classes is that they have moved from teacher learning to student learning. The Computer Terminal Career Education is the new teaching aide that has been incorporated into the department. The teachers commented that student participa- tion seemed to have been stimulated by lab- oratory experiments and the teachers' inter- est in the student and in their work. d ff'- WS wmmmfmz' .Q .Q , .J E l eeee xel ?, ix E N ,K vii N in W 'Ze Mr. Bruce Nissenbaum Mr. Walter Mewes Mr. James Luzier Mr. Ray Coleman Mr. Robert Strickhan Mr. William VanDeventer Future Construction Workers M F 29 Ex tt l,it A 15 Qtzl 'o Z W r rancil-1' ' t ?'bo ioo Stewa K' g V The Industrial Arts Department offers three basic courses to the students . Wood- shop - for carpentry, Metalshop - for sheet metal working and Mechanical Drawing for basic drafting and blue printing. - -b -W, f--. .. ,,,.,,,.. ,, ,,,, . ,H ,,.. ,M V 1313--15-f5,,.,, - ..,,,,..w- ,LkH,,,,,,W,,, ., it 'sttr at naa an a f wwwsrw . lf I The purpose of Physical Education is to make each student physically fit, as well as to learn sports used throughout life. To carry out these objectives, the gym teachers provide exercise during class periods, sports through- out the year for student participation and an exten- sive boys' and girls' varsity programs. Sport equip- ment is used and demonstrations are given. Mr. Charles LaBarca t -. -1 'L . . Mrs. Molly Foulks fi--. t 1 ,I Mr. Brian Bucossi - Mr. Charles Cox 42 t at f x Mr. Richard Albert i' i iii. 16 'fa N 5' is Agri so t if 5. 4193 I if F -217 Q ,,f, 4 f if f Na ,.,f MQ , U kim, ,A gf . KM 353 64 I W 1 , gb Q' Q X 3 2, 1-, I ' I 6' xr +5 You might have walked by a math class and saw a student sitting in the back of the room with earphones on his head . He's not listening to his favorite rock group but he's learning math. The senior math class is experimenting with individualized work in Trigonometry. The students also learn by playing mathe- matical games. RIGHT: George Slover. BELOW: Fran Mahon, Sarah Rodrequez, Connie Rosenburg, Audrey Sheppard, Chris Estbach, Nora Murray. f l vi Listen nd Learn ABOVE: Richard Fetter . Miss Pukstas Mr. O'Keefe Mr. Murray Miss Layden I9 You can almost turn the past history into the future when you sit in class and watch a film or just read a textbook with the aid of the teachers to show how the past created a present and how the present will make a future . ABOVE: Alene Hencoski, Darlene Downey. RIGHT: John Regan, Robert MacDonald. From The Past To The Present ff-viii'-r . ii? ' Rf 3 ffl As you walk through the halls of the school you might hear the familiar phrase To be or not to be, that is the question. And a question might arise, What year is this? Well, it's the year 1975, where the students are preparing for their English class. RIGHT: Barbara Puglisi BELOW: John Shannon, Kevin Johnson, Holly Hall, Joan Bennett, Steven Kirsten. .., . 4 ,Tw , 4 'nf F' Mr. Currie Miss Sterling ' Mr. Collins Mrs. Marley Mrs. Noe 3? BQ? ' I X LEFT: Donna Miller BELOW: John Winkler BELOW LEFT: Thomas Hanf W ,W.,,A ,ow i A 6 N Mr. Hollywood ' ' n Mr. Waldron . 1 ' 9 if A451 23 i in-l , P? :fi- .isp I 4 ' ' 1 B GSS? i f Q sl X ww 'N-six Something? Burning Mrs . Yeagle Mrs . Miller ABOVE: Penny Pasko, Ruthann Kauffman, Joanne Fogel, Denise Bocchino. N 1 a in E .45 S -si? qw? ' wr IW, 5 H-, , . an , K, f 26 X I aw QL :l?.1,,,f . , ff I Creativity At Work ABOVE: Cheryl West, Sue Keelen, Vinnie Falco. Mr . Lasko Miss Rabbitt Mr . Ames Mrs . Moyer 27 Mrs. Trzeszkowski Mrs McEnroe Mr Gamble Relax And Learn A4'f:5!42W- gvx, f AQ 4 'WG ABOVE: Karen Flood . I . Ht. In reading the students can work at their own level so they can read and understand what they read . They can also sit back and read a story off the board projected by audio-visual machines. LEFT: Dennis Quilty . BELOW: Robin Rotundella, Richard Akrap, Mike Thompson. Attention! Chief Wright Commander Gorman :W '.f 5 xv- A125 L ,fc ' , his -f5,k'1g4 'VN , im- kg Xe 'V Et kt W., lf- i t , 30 -sung '5- 2, 1 LEFT: Bonnie Boatwright, A1 Gasperone Rocco Mammarello. BELOW: Kevin Collins, Richard Muso, Don Custer, William Donahue, Henry Ruhman. wi 3 , 4 1 i f s Mr. Galligan Mrs. Kumanov Mrs. Coanshock BELOW: Shevy Croken, Martha Geiger. Donna Cialese, Debra Doughen Y 3 E E 5 3 Z 3 S 2 1 l...3a ABOVE: Martha Winter Mrs . Collora Mrs . Bendon C N ursej CLibrarianJ LEFT: David Palmer 'Niq ABOVE: Mr. Messenger, Mrs. Steets, Mr. Budzek CStudent Personnel Servicesj. ABOVE: Mr. Caruso CDirector of Student Personnel Servicesb. ABOVE: Mr. Colman, Principal. . 3 f O 2+ OOAOOOO na, t .P , - we V' A 33Qg iS'fvH'--Q .P , ,, Aif Q0 V J W ' V- 1- ., ff J- fig., 5 q .. 1 .i A E P A 1 .xfmkwk L ,P . 34 ABOVE: Mr. Bolger, Superintendent. ABOVE: Mr. Lopes, Vice-Principal. S if-xt K ,S 31 Loretta Canavan, Superintendent Secretary qmfuswim sua X HL it ham, ,:' 1wL I K . V, ,fy 3330 R '5 l is M M S are 1' S' tat Mrs. Virginia Gibney, Guidance Secretary ' 3 92555 22555 The , 5 Wifi 11 .v--A A 'Z' Eu ,. Y 1 f , ,.f, 4,24 ' A Mrs. Croken, Mrs. Harrington, Miss Schultz, Office Secretaries 3. .. R, ai it K tg, 'VRS ta! ts. S 4' W-fMwwdwuQ Mrs. Saldutti, Guidance Secretary Mrs. Chmiel, Mrs. D'A1ti11o, Board Secretaries , Q RO, QL Urganizers ABOVE: Miss McCloud RIGHT: Mr. Hughes 36 Career Education LEFT: Mrs. Hahn BELOW: Mr. King ' is ., ,,,- , S4-A X,-Y Jean Millivoi Janet Manning Addie Jamisco Teresea Scotte Mary LoBe11o Betty Peters Ioan Wood Marie Murphy Ann Salirno Inga Madsen Marie Hausner Mary Rinaldi Lorraine Dawson CManagerJ 'lg'-M. ' xi-, -lr livin . x,.S... xfwfja K - ... X walk Nv-5tN'i. , N A x w 1. Q . -. 'N 'ix r 5. xr, W . ., '7 I 'si ,gi Kwai V 5 'gawk Custodians These people don't work with us directly, but the school cou1dn't survive without them . Fred Ogden George Reinecke Ruth Deady Howard Samuelson Ed Jeffers Daniel DeRasmo George Preston, Jr. , President F. Gary Stover James Beveridge Richard Fleming John Callinan Patrick Collum The Decision Makers Robert Bruno James Moran Emil Stark John Ziegler, Jr. , Patrick Healy Vice - President Seniors Editor Patricia Hosey Joseph Donna Aris George Acconzo Ackerly Alafouzos Barna William Barna Virginia E lum PCN ,A KJ' fggflf William Dawn Elizabeth Bellini Bennett Burgess i,,...4.- Darlene George Robert Boehler Boyce Breuninger Alice Debra Anthony Stanley Brooks Caddle Cardinale Carpenter Sandra Joseph Daniel Robert Chmiel Cocuzza Crane Creighton Diane Elizabeth Richard Blair Crowl Curivan Curran Davis Theresa Robert Michael Dean DeLade DiGangi Maureen Susan Colleen Doris Dowling Downey Dennis John George Downey Enright Faccas Cindy John Joan Findeis Finn Finnen J an Kathleen Dean Flood Flynn Foulks Robert Rose Newton Fox Galluccio Greiner Patricia Diane Bernadette Sharon Hosey Jackman Johnson Kagabines 'LA Susan Susan Judith Clifford Kauffmann Keelen King Klatt Mary Beth Patricia Susan Arthur Kovic LaBone Laskay Lehman Kevin Charles Susan Lisa Leonard LoBe1lo Manning Marberblatt Frank Cheryl Rosellen Mary Marchese Maresco Martin McDonald Lois Kathleen John Garry McDowell McEnaney McGaheran McLeod fir' Ronald Carol Donna Middlecoop Miller Miller ' Michael Michael Dennis Mindo Moore Moran I ohn Arlene Nancy Morgan Murawski Murphy Kathleen Elizabeth Timothy Murray Nielson O'Brien Kevin Margaret Robin O ' Sullivan Pasko Patrizio Rh0I1d3 William Laura Pechillo Peterson Pilkington George Diane P . Sharon John Preston Reed Reeves Regan Ruth Joseph James Russell Reseter Reynolds Robertelli Rock X' Margaret William Carolyn Linda Russell Serenson Sheppard Sim Gerald Karen Susan Nancy Spoor Stangreciak Sterling Stumph Daniel Sullivan Robert Thomas Evelyn Sullivan Taggart Thomas Susan Tobin Deborah Dorothy Dawn Todd Todd Troupe Donna Karen John Patricra Troupe Verno VonBargen Walsh Rrchard Cheryl Martha Michelle Wenger West Winter Ye11en MISSING PORTRAITS Steven DiCapua Glenn Haver Gary Howarden John Jones Lois Kilpatrick Robert Lacey Brian Leach Kenneth Moylan Stanley Rosenburg Frederick Ruhman Robert Schoentube Stephen Smith Patrick Soltis Richard Taylor Sports Editor Sandra Chmiel Titans End Season 6-3 TOP: Titans in the huddle scheme their way to a touchdown. RIGHT: Titans are tense for action as they prepare to gain yardage in their vic tory over Holmdel. BOTTOM: Dennis Downey and Dean Foulks follow Titan action intently from the sidelines. This year, like last, the Titans produced a win- ning team . Voted into the top ten by local papers we were the second defensive team in all of Middlesex and northern Monmouth County. These honors were earned by an offense that averaged 18.3 points per game. We also had the help of some very special players: George Boyce , a senior fullback, racked up 55 points for the season, averaging 4. 1 yards per rush. Carrying the ball 91 times, George gained a total of 373 yards. Joe Jimenez, a soph halfback, earned 46 points for the season. He ran the ball 82 times, for 428 yards, and he received '76 passes for 166 more yards. Dan Crane, a senior tight end, scored 26 points for the season, and as second leading receiver in Mon- mouth and Ocean counties, Dan caught 29 passes, for a total of 412 yards. Bob Sullivan, our senior quarterback, averaged 6 5 . 9 yards per carry, carrying the ball a total of 384 yards. The Titans also produced some All County players, George Boyce and Dan Crane making the second team, and Bobby Sullivan, on the third team, was also voted offensive player of the year. Receiving Honorable mention were Tim O'Brien, winner of the Vince Lombardi Award for outstanding linemen , Jim Robertelli and Joe Jimenez . TOP: Joe Jimenez hurdles over his opponent to gain points of Keansburg. BOTTOM LEFT: On the sidelines, the sweat is just as wet. Coaching the team on to victory are coaches Chip LaBarca, Brian Bucossi, and trainer, Bob Murray. BOTTOM RIGHT: George Boyce lunges past a Holmdel defenseman, to score a touchdown for Keansburg during a touch and go game. - -YW' . Y' LEFT: It was a tight squeeze , but Bob Sullivan broke through Keyports line to gain yardage for the Titans. RIGHT: Jim Robertelli waits anxiously to be part of the action. DATE 9128 1015 10112 10119 10126 1112 1119 11116 11123 OPPONENT Freehold Twp. Freehold Boro DuneHen Pt. Pleasant B. liolnidel Pt. Pleasant Boro Allentown Greenbrook Keypon SCORE 20-6 34-0 38-0 O-30 22-12 9-20 30-0 12-7 0-6 Varsity 1st ROW: Capts. George Boyce, Timmy O'Brien, John VonBargen, Dan Crane, Bob Sullivan. 2nd ROW: John Early, George Preston, Mike Mindo, John McGaheran, John Regan, Mike Goggins, Dennis Downey. 3rd ROW: Kevin Leonard, Pete Jacovino, Bob Creighton, Mark Muso, Joe Garafano, Andre Thomas, Dan McEnaney, Dean Foulks. 4th ROW: Joe Porcello, Kevin Johnson, Pat Pellizzi, Frank Cook, Paul Tortorici, Tommy Mell, Tom Stark, Jerry Spoor. 5th ROW: Dave Travis, Frank Caputo, Dave Turner, John Schulte, Aris Alafouzas, Jim Robertelli. 6th ROW: Jerry Corvarse, Kerry Dougherty, Mickey Falco, Mike O'Keefe, Al Nardi. 7th ROW: Mark Carfi, Paul Trapasso, Joey Maher, Steve DiCapua. 8th ROW: Jerry Dean, Evan Bedell. 9th ROW: Dante Memmolo and Bob Montague fwaterboysh. Jim Donnelly. Coach Charles LaBarca . Coach Charles Cox. Athletic Director Robert Glisson 4 '9-PQ Coach Brian Bucossi . Freshman Football 1st ROW: Tom Noone, Mike Wilburn, Ronnie Drella, Al Gasperone, Pete Maletto, Mike Dean. 2nd ROW: Walter Stiesi, Jackie Keelen, Wil- liam Winters, Bill Whaley, Mike Puthe. 3rd ROW: Joe Knipe, Pete Val- lone, Mike Kauffmann Ccapt.J, Billy Jost, Richie Hosey Kcapt.J. 4th ROW: Ronnie Hayes, Mike Pawlicki Qcapt.J, Phil Simone, Billy O'Con- nor, Pat Regan. MISSING: Jim Kaiser, Joe Connelly, Kevin Creighton, Tom DaFoe, Dennis Burke, Wayne Cogliano, Taylor Turner, Joe Ruddy, John Schmidt, Jim Marks. Coach Vincent Iacullo. Coach Michael Clemente. Trainer Jerry Schulte. Trainer John Robertelli. My nf ...nag AUWK 9. Photo courtesy of the Daily Record. Qoach Bob Waldron shows John Enright his practice time. TOP: John Finn and Bill Serenson look pensive before the start of the Manasquan meet. BOTTOM: Varsity Harriers gather together to check their times after another winning meet. e if-wx ' .-mf - .gn 9 'it Alf K ,2.Y: .f . 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FRESHMEN FRONT: Ron Capatasto, Rocco Nannarello. REAR: Steve Stone, Robert Chup- cavich, Micahel Ackerley , Coach Walter Mewes. MISSING: Lance Trevean. Girls Take Trophies ABOVE: Kathy Banzaca puts dis- tance between herself and her opponents . 64 LEFT: Girls' Corss-Country . FRONT ROW: Claire Cross- nohere, Mary Murphy, Phyllis Causa . 2nd ROW: Coach Walter Mewes, Mary E. Cusick, Gloria Gleason, Sharon Watson. BELOW: Trophy Winners Sharon Watson, Donna Troupe and Kathy Banzaca. In spite of an 0-4 record , the girls' cross-country team did well in their invitational meets. At Mater Dei, medals were taken by freshman Kathy Banzaca for first place and by freshman Alene Hencoski for sixth place. Senior Donna Troupe took 10th place in the IV race. At the Key- port Invitational, trophies were won by Kathy Banzaca , for finishing first, and by Sharon Watson and Donna Troupe for 5th and 6th places respectively . In the Monmouth County Meet, Kathy Banzaca came in 20th out of 100 freshman runners. Titan's Have Tight Season Photo Courtesy the Daily Record Jim Henkel goes for yet another basket and two more points for the Titans. Photo Courtesy Daily Record ABOVE: Senior Bob Creighton fights for possession of the ba-11. TOP: The local crew at the Tuesday Basketball game. ABOVE: The fast footwork of John Regan stops this oppo- nent dead in his tracks. The name of the game This year's Titan Varsity club compiled a 10 win, 14 loss overall record . This marks the second highest number of wins in a season since the 1972-'73 campaign. For the fourth year in succession, K . H . S . entered the Freehold District Christmas tourna- ment held at Freehold Twp. This year the Titans took 1st place honors in the consolations bracket. The Titan's wound up with a 2 win 1 loss record for the tournaments. After the holidays, play opened up in the D division of the Shore Conference. The division offered stiff competition and the Titan's record stood at 3 wins, 11 losses when divisional play concluded . In earlyrMarch, Keansburg entered the annual NISIAA State Tournament. Dunnellen was the Titan's first-round opponent, and Keansburg came away with a convincing 77-55 triumph. In the second round the Titan's suf- fered a heartbreaking 62-54 overtime loss to powerful Montogermy H . S . Three seniors and two juniors held down starting positions throughout most of the sea- son. Seniors, Iohn Regan and Bob Sullivan anchored the guard slots, Bob Creighton, a senior, and Bob Dixon, a junior, held the for- ward slots, and junior Jim Henkel was a main- stay at the pivot. The remaining 8 Titans sup- plied a great deal of manpower off the bench. Varsity 1 lst ROW: Tommy Stark, Bob Dixon, Steve DiCapua, Vinnie DeLucia, Aria Alafouzas, Vinnie Walters. 2nd ROW: Coach Bill Collins, Joe Maher, Bob Creighton, Danny McEnaney, Jim Henkel, John Regan, Bob Sullivan, Joe Acconzo, Evan Bedell, Coach Dennis O'Keefe. Coach Bill Collins questions the Ieferee's judgment. Jim Henkel goes for the ball as John Regan, Bob Dixon, and Danny Crane ready themselves. FRONT: Vinnie DeLucia, Walter Stiesi, Barry Walling, John Shannon, Tom Stark. REAR: Vinnie Walters, Joe Maher, Mike O'Keefe, John Murray, Dan McEnaney, Coach Dennis O'Keefe. MISSING: Joe Porcello, John Lowrey. Sophomore Tom Stark passes ball to a teammate as Junior John Lowrey stands by. Freshmen FRONT: Mike Kauffmann, Pat McGaheran, Tom Noone. MIDDLE: Rocco Nannarello, Richie Hosey, Jim Kai- ser, Joe Connelly, Ronnie Hayes. REAR: John Schmidt, Coach Pete Peltz, Mike Dean, Jackie Keelen, Wayne Cogliano, Pat Regan, Nick DiGregorio, Bill Whaley, Jimmy Dean. 7th And 8th Grades FRONT: Jeff Peltz, Carl Strauch, Richie Rosenberg, Craig Palmer. MIDDLE: Bob Montigue, Paul Canny, Rob Graham, Tom LaBedz. REAR: John Edwards, Tim Stranborg, Pete Riley, Coach Walter Mewes. MISSING: Frank Doris, Kent Carlson. RIGHT: 7th grader Craig Palmer C229 makes a shot during a tight game while Pete Riley 1243 looks on. Rousing Titan Spirit FRONT: Captain Judy King, Co-captain Betsy Curivan. STANDING: Diane Jost, Maureen Kennedy, Darlene Boehler. Debbie Hart, Denise Monti, Dotsie Preston. TOP: Kathy Steinmacher, Karen Stangreciak, Cheryl Paris. MISSING: Sharon Kagabines. ,.. .Si . ' 'i ' Varsity cheerleaders at a victorious Titan football game . ,4 I AQ fi Ki , M ' . .L FRONT: Lisa Kohl, Debbie Balsamo, Co-capt. Terry Manning, Jean Arlotta. STANDING: Jackie Whaley, Diane Kinneman, Maria Mele. TOP: Kim Kelaher, Co-capt. Rosalie Landosca, Lori Roberts. MISSING: Bar- bara Puglisi, Dale Foulks, Robin Boehler. 2342. Varsity and I V cheerleaders on the field. Freshmen FRONT: Alice Laskey, Pam Disbrow, Co-capt. Gina Soldi. REAR: Theresa DiCapua, Donna Strydio. MISSING: Co-capt. Shevy Croken, Becky Kinneman. 7th And 8th Grades FRONT: Laura DiCapua, Kathy Davis, Maryann Laskey, Co-capt. Leslie Douglas. REAR: Co-capt. Colleen Casazza, Nancy lost, Sue Santiago, Peggy Puglisi, Laurie Winters. MISSING: Megan Cro- ken, Ierilyn Whaley, Georgette Alafouzos, Patti Szymanski. Girls'Varsit Basketball FRONT: Va1Roberte11i, Debbie LaBone, Patty Boden, Rhonda Pechillo, Cookie Sheppard. REAR: Jackie O'Connor, Cheryl West, Donna Troupe, Dawn Troupe, Linda Harrington, Sharon Watson, Coach Jane Pukstas. MISSING: Eydie Cocuzza. FRONT : Patty Croken, Laura Walters, Terry Policastro, Dawn Strauch, Mary Ellen Cusick. REAR: Lorraine Walters, Dotty Rice, Denise Iorio, Debbie Iorio , Claire Crossnohere, Varsity Coach Jane Pukstas. MISSING: Sharon Kloppenburg. 'Yi' IV Coach Norma Kaes Though the girls' varsity basketball team did not win many games this year, the dedication and drive of the girls made for a very spirited team . The senior starters consisted of center Donna Troupe. forwards Dawn Troupe and Cheryl West, and guards Rhonda Pechillo and Cookie Sheppard. The junior starters were Sharon Watson, forward, and Debbie LaBone, guard. Top scorers were Donna Troupe and Cheryl West, who scored their highest games against I-Iolmdel and Henry Hudson. Both these seniors played basketball all four years of high school. During these years they improved a great deal and always gave an impressive performance . Iunior Sharon Watson was another high scorer for the Titan girls, and scored her highest game at the Freehold Twp. and Holmdel games. She is a good shooter and a hope for the future . Coach lane Pukstas had notl1ing but praise for every girl , and if they continue to improve , the team should have a fine season in 1976. ABOVE LEFT: Cheryl West practices her layups. ABOVE RIGHT: Sharon Watson gets ready as center Donna Troupe tries to tap ball. TOP: Cookie Shepperd shows her opponent who's boss . Bo sEnter ISIAA OPPONENT Mater Dei Holmdel Freehold Township Croyden Hall Henry Hudson Point Pleasant Boro Croyden Hall Point Pleasant Beach Keyport Freehold Boro Holmdel Freehold Township Henry Hudson Point Pleasant Boro Point Pleasant Beach Freehold Boro Keyport Bernards Hoffman Senior Jerry Spoor hits a long drive to left field. STATE TOURNAMENT SCORE O- 4 17- 4 0- 9 8- 2 5- '7 3- '7 22- 3 8- 1 14- 5 4- 1 4- 3 4-12 11- O 4- 9 1- 6 9- 7 9- 8 6- 2 4-16 The Titan varsity baseball team finished the sea- son with an 11-8 record, placing them third in the D division. The high point of the season came in the State Tournament when the Titans defeated Ber- nards, third seeded team in the state.- But in the semi-finals of the Tourney, we were finally defeated by Hoffman. Seniors provided the lead for the team, with pitcher George Boyce hurling 6 wins. 4 losses. His batting average, 345, did a lot to make the team the winners they were. Bob Sullivan, with a batting average of 350, John Regan, hitting 375, and Jerry Spoor, with an impressive 420 , will all be missed in seasons to come. x ,,7, ABOVE LEFT: TWO hands, Bob! ABOVE RIGHT: Senior John Regan demonstrates new batting stance. BELOW LEFT: Senior Jerry Spoor crosses home plate. BELOW RIGHT: The Clean-up Crew Calias the varsity and I V baseball teamsj work on a watered-down Lion's Field. 'T Varsity uK, FRONT: Charlie LoBello, Ed Trudell, Vinnie DeLucia, Tom Stark, Walter Stiesi, George Boyce. REAR: Coach Demiis O'Keefe, Lenny Reilly, Bob Creighton, Mark Carfi, Bob Sullivan, John Regan, Jerry Spoor. NWS NANS KWW5' QTAAIS FRONT: Joe Knipe, Mark Muso, Jim Willis, John Schulte, Robert Rivas, Rocco Nannarello. REAR: Coach Bill Collins, Ron Drella, Kevin Johnson, Jackie Keelen, Bill Jost, Richard Hosey, Jerry Dean, Mark Dail. 1-4 I H T FRONT: Joe Knipe, Jackie Keelen, John D'Altilio, Joe Carpenella, Ariel Schembri, Mike Wilburn, Pete Vallone. REAR: Coach Bill Collins, Billy Jost, Ron Drella, Taylor Turner, John DeLucia, Richard Hosey. Softball FRONT: Mickey Stenz, Jean Arlotta, Patti Boden, Janie Blanks, Judy King, Cheryl Paris, Diane Jost. REAR: Maureen Doris, Linda Brown, Cheryl West, Sharon Watson, Coach Gail Sterling, Colleen Downey Donna Troupe, Jacky O'Connor, Gloria Gleason. MISSING: Mary Jimenez, Pat LaBone. Seniors Cleft to rightb Judy King, Dawn Troupe, Colleen Downey, and Pat LaBone discuss some game strategy. Coach Gail Sterling says of girls' softball: Where else could you see a girl slide into a 'safe call, ' rise, covered with mud , and then remove her helmet to fix her hair?' ' The Titan girls had the skill and the know- how , but many players were new to the team, or had very little experience playing in games. Star of this year's team was senior Donna Troupe. She regu- larly played 3rd base , but could take over any other position, including pitcher. She led the team in sto- len bases with a total of 21. But Donna is mainly recognized for her bunting. She could bunt herself on base whenever called upon to do so. One other outstanding player was Mary Jimenez, a freshman shortstop. Mary could also play 3rd base, and had a 450 batting average, the team's highest. She is a great hope for the future. Second in batting average was sophomore Jean Arlotta, with a 435. Mary Jimenez led in RBI's 6133. Junior Cheryl Paris was second with 11, and Jean Arlotta, third, with 10. Leader in home runs was again Mary Jimenez, with two to her record. Senior Colleen Downey and juniors Cheryl Paris and Sharon TOP semor Donna Troupe Prepares 10 bum BELOW Watson each hit one homer apiece . Senior Pat LaBone , ,W Q 'eff' if ,J 3,1 'Q' W 1? E , ,,., f sf . AD' 'sg 'W' 9? iz... Oliger And Merkel Lead FRONT: Sue Bozza, Valerie Oliger. Jean McGaheran. STANDING: Terry Merkel, Sue Merkel, Coach Bruce Nissen- baum, Pat Kendall, Stacey Travis. Following their 18-9 season, the Titan girls' bowling team went on to finish 3rd in the Shore Conference Northern Division, with a 2101 score t.hat had them finishing 11th out of 48 schools. Val Oliger led the girls by bowling a 504 series, and winning 8th place honors in the individual standings The girls defeated eventual Division win- ner Raritan as Sue Merkel C1753 and Terry Merkel C1737 led a 742-676 win against Rar- itan, which broke Raritan's 12-game win- ning streak. But in game two, the Titans lost to Raritan by 24 points. In the match against Shore, Valerie Oli- ger made game points of 212-156-185 for a 553 series, a new team record. The girls, who will all be returning next season, will most likely bowl their way to Shore Conference honors in '75-'76 . Terry Merkel shows form that eamed her a place in Coach Bnice Nissenbaum demonstrates how it's the 2nd team of the Asbury Park Press' All-Shore done . Girls' Bowling Team . Tennis Senior Tim O'Brien demonstrates his most famous tennis position. FRONT: George Hoey, Pat McGaheran , Barry Walling , Tom Todd. REAR: Aris Alafouzos , Bill Peterson , Pat Pellizzi, Brian O'Con- nor, Coach Tom Lopes. MISSING: Dean Foulks, Jim Robertelli, Tim O'Brien. ww 'gg-1,11 is M Coach Torn Lopes was pleased with the inter- est shown toward the tennis team this year. Forty-two students, boys and girls, tried out this year. Eleven players were chosen. Senior Aris Alafouzos was the number one singles player. He was always put in against the opposing team's best player, but he played very well against the tough competition. A promise for the future is junior Brian O'Connor. He was the most improved player, and won the most singles matches 175. Seniors Jim Robertelli and Tim O'Brien were best known for their playing together in dou- bles. They were inseparable on the court. Jim and Tim won two clutch matches. Coach Lopes' opinion of the team was that they improved as the season progressed . Most players had never played tennis before . But the interest and enthusiasm were excellent, as was their sportsmanship , especially when they were the underdog. TOP LEFT: Junior Brian O'Connor prepares to make an overhead smash. TOP RIGHT: Senior Aris Alafouzos serves to his opponent. BELOW: Senior Bill Peterson backhands the ball . ,'.l,lf-L 'Yip '12 , fy : , 'E,,f,f7,x 'pp ' K' - 'Q f ' fi '1 ,.g5?.5a55r:rLfi.TQ,'-. 55 . ' ,-,,. 55 f . , it - ,faa'.s.rw..:-, ,x .5 A ? . . 1? 3 : t . H J 4 .. , nf. . 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'iigfivxat H r , ' 2 ' ' r FN! .rll 1, 1 1 D ,, wi Y- fL7lS5?:..-t'i'l4e1 f . f ..f- 5. ,. .9 0...- uf - S r fsgflf, ' ' az I f R it i.7 : .2 . In 11' f 'I W1 .gi . . '-ii . f Aff ,-. s. X1 It Linda Merritt Thomas Merritt Donald Mitchell Ellen Moore Richard Moore John Moylan Nancy Noble Kevin Nudge Edwin Oliger David Palmer Antonio Palmiere Jeffrey Pletz 8 f.. , K iitr' . 9, , GQ. wtf' it P I I fu. -. as-U.: '. N- rum ff CVS' i i' Q' D N' V -1 ' if 27? 7 J 1 1 ettie tlel J, -'H 'Q ii ' if ' , . 4 ph i ttn.,, in t -a ff i . 4 ... E w pw. , William Harrington Kirk Harris Sherrie Haver John Hopkins Richard Huntington Michael Intelli Stephen Jacovino Domenica Jazikoff Andrew Jiminez Nancy Jost Denise Keffer Kerry Kelaher Jeffrey Kinneman Gwen Kohl Roberta Kronenberger Donna Kurtz Marc Lawrence Robert Leary Thomas Lebedz Roberta Lehman Suzanne Lord Gary Lotito Christine Manoes Vincent Martini Frank McCarthy Thomas McCarthy Corey Meixner Marie Memmolo Robert Peters Leo Phillips Pamela Preston Mtrgaret Puglisi Dennis Quilty Roseann Ramey Iris Raymer Sal Raymer Charles Reeves ABOVE I wonder, does Dr Iekell and Mr. Hyde know that it's really Rocco Jeannie Reilly Greg Reincke George Robinson Myra Rodriquez Wilson Rodriquez Cheryl Rose Robin Rotondella Kathleen Ruhman Catherine Sabini Susan Santiago Lorraine Schmid Thomas Sellers John Shipley Linda Shipley Lisa Smith Richard Spencer Linda Stewart Timothy Strandberg Ag' Karl Strauch Iames Strydio Barbara Sullivan Kenneth Taylor Michael Thompson Barry Towle Jennifer Trevean Frank VanOrden Michael Verno Debra Walters Mark Wendland Tina Wenger Jerilyn Whaley Lori Winters Maureen Yarsawich Andrew Zezas Irene Zimmer Melissa Zinner Our very best year, said Melissa Zimmer, of the 'Ith grade first year in the Jr. -Sr . High School. Class officers, Craig Palmer, Megan Croken, Mary Ann Laskey and Joe Pedone have worked hard with Mr. Boy- ington, class advisor, to plan dances, skating parties and other activities, usually with the will- ing help of Mr. O'Keefe and Mr. Collins. And in the classroom , people like Jeff Kinnemen, who almost sprained his hand raising it fast and frequently and people like Fred Landry who inspired laugh- ter and fun, people like these made this a happy and fun filled year. pttp , . , i v , ,, ,,. 1 '- 4 -so 92 T if' ' L. 1 N N y ,,, l - . , Q - P .y if T ' i 169 L . 4' . r 5 Q' L sa- ' , T gi .QL l is A 41 T f-trzzk tp gysl K M is I V -' N ii U S ' i v 'W 1' Q ,- 43 i 5- siis rf Q9 a Lei iff, S- , ' 'L i my p -Y I ' , X L FS 21 ,'a'.':!.m i'r,'-1 R sa., X ' 'f 4, ' - Q-gg, '17, Z . gf? . L f P 'lf' -vu' v- if 4 is I Q 1 ' I ., s . ' 'i v V ' A' ,xv ' gk im ag 5, .wwf if 1, 01 i f -' 3 is ,. P z L X .ta s -523, ji f' 1 ., p y K ' . J ff? if 5- r . 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Q ,., N, f A Georgette Alafouzos Donna Angeramie Peter Bellew John Berger Gloria Berube Imogene Boatwright Robert Boehler Owen Bradley Daniel Brewer Joan Brown Edward Brucato Kathleen Burke Paul Canny Brian Carson Colleen Casozza Anna Cassarnassina Raqual Castillo Theodore Chmiel Bruce Cook Julia Copertino Terry Cosentino Diane Cromey Loretta Cuminskey Patricia Curivan Kevin Darcy Kathleen Davis Janet Dearborn Aniello DeSantis r re is 4 mf fs f 1' 1' t J- t-- r'tt ,J A t . . , , wff . -1 4 K N. t ,., Fm , yy. r qt X . X , 5 iwsa-. if 4 ' r-f aa. . 5 me A i . 5. - HRW? 5 J , W ? QF: 554' -iii A 'Eng i V N - Q A 'E K 'f A A t - .4 P .U x ,A G t is J tif.. ,- G , ,tr ., ,r Mfg Q 1' J hi LR . g it .JS s F ,s WQQ xx K S a' ,, ' .4'- 1 E J A tys f E' J. , E, stz, E X , 5.-.-Q so t, s ts ' , A A X ert Z . Q it Q 21 . ffr J K . tt: ' A k f f , fifffii, gk 3 Mr. Murray's class looking about ready to take off! Is his class that interesting? - at 4 5 l 1 -Q , f' 1 ' 111 t ,ts ' . X x Q 14 , 3 kv I f X E QE ' 1 Y. 5: 3, -- sf, if M 'x X K M ,. K i Q Jacqueline Lord Ann Lawrey Donna Lynch Bruce Marberblatt Debra Martino James Marx Scott McAllister Patricia McGowan Diane McCloud Dante Memmolo Catherine Hoey Robert Hoff Maryam Huisman Dawn Hutchens Joseph Jackman Felicia Kahle Raymond Kirsten Theresa Landry Richard Lealy Eileen Lehman .E Carol Murawski, class presi- dent, can proudly say that when the 8th grade sponsors an activity there are plenty of kids ready to help and also teachers like Mr. Murray who devote their time and effort to make it all worth- while. Xveff' xi' ,sg K pf' X if iff if Q . , x . ' F L ' ,Z L 'V - v- 1 . A Q - t LQ 1 T 1 Q wx. t ss I - 3 , 5 ' 3 , ' l r . r- , t ,LL, , , atv' f Q will ' iff' .tal 1- Q is - 2 on i r ,of .. , , 1 r ' 'milfs Z :'xV'W' p , ' . Q' I ,Q ST , 1 ' iriiiflizliii ,ni 1-,Lf 'Q . ' rw. in ' eff rea U 2,1 ,1 .,. 2 in xy N..fV . ..L U x if 2 A t L 14-fi . '3 4 ,bf , . ' '- f T R tlte S S tv f .A . x y WV. 2 N -p , lil- t A-W f , w 'J D g M' X Scott winters , -lil Raymond Yellen Qfmv A ,4 , Annette Yeomans The eighth graders are already a dynamic part tl p of the school scene. Says Debbie DeGraff , vice- 5 president, We really want to improve our class so when we get into high school, we will have the best school going. And they are on their way. ,.. Just stick your head in at a basketball game and ' you'll be sure to see Leslie Douglas, Colleen Cazozza , and Georgette Alafouzos leading a spir- ' ited section of eighth graders cheering the Titans on. But, How come the older kids can come to our dances and we can't go to theirs? asks Julie Coppertino. Well, eighth graders have their prob- lems too . In spite of this, they still look like they are going to end up a terrific class of '79 . Lois Miller Robert Montague Margaret Morgan Donna Morrow Carolyn Munch Richard Muso Kenneth Newton Barbara Noll Thomas Normile JoAnn O'Brien Patrick Olski Denise Pedone Cheryl Pheffer Jeanette Piccini Donald Policastro Kathleen Regan Kenneth Rienzo Pater Riley Kenneth Rogers Richard Rosenburg Henry Ruhman Joseph Sabini Linda Schact Jonathon Schulthesis Nancy Scott Josep Soltis Daniel Sterling Douglas Stolpe Kenneth Strauch Albert Sullivan Brian Sullivan Patricia Szymanski Barbara Toth Timothy Truax Dennis Valle Lynn Weyrick Hey, Frank, did you find the answer yet? asks Kenny Tay lor and Fred Landry . At this rate we ll be here until 9 o'c1ock. 9th Grade . x J 'sf 7 M Q ,,v-, . f 3 K k.VLx :. it , f 'Q Q s- BW is V . .X F E 3 L i,,.:s1-L 'B 1. -Q ' St B J , :,, 5 k J ,fl y LA Ra ' Q , V -5 'J ff-4 71 ,,' 23: K ,. . 5 53' x x s -. X A I an , J X sf I PRESIDENT - Janice Blanks VICE-PRESIDENT - Debra Kelly SECRETARY - Siobham Croken TREASURER - Robert Hamilton QF, . 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' , l tp ' yy ,, ', R -if I A, F ff H 1 : 1 f t yivy was r. .. VL . ,. pt W V .5 nk- s ii e I I ' R ,l a s Q? sfo A f .,, at b - riff . T K ' '. -'I V.. g' 1 K A K, Q I . The Freshman Class has had a busy year sponsoring dances, skating parties, and cake sales, and also working on the yearbook, the play 'Sugar, ' and a variety of other activities. When asked about how the Freshman year seemed , Chocolate Maltz replied: It's not the classes and the dances that I remember most, it's the fun we have as a group 'screaming our heads off' at a game or laughing with your friends between classes . ' 'First period Health class and he makes me work. Now that's not too healthy, thinks John DeLucia while others agree . Debra Kasianck Michael Kauffmann Mary Ann Keelen Rebecca Kinneman Kevin Kloppenberg Joseph Knipe Karen Kuhl Karen La inski Alice Lasgiay JoAnn Lotito Telisia Lugo Dennis Lynch John Mahon Thomas Mahon Peter Maletto Ronald Maltese Loretta Maltz William Manoes Marie Masker Debra Mazzerella Rita McC1uskey Robert McDonald Ioseph Meyers Rose Ann Meyers Patricia Mitchell Frederick Monti Patricia Moore Robert Morgan Mary Murp y Marie Nawrocki Wayne Cogliano and Bill Whaley look on while Joe Ruddy demon- strates his jigsaw technique . 'fs Alfonso -Netta Judy Nielson Alan Nudge Pegeen O'Brien William O'Connor Wayne Rafter Patrick Regan Gerard Renna Robert Roesing Joseph Ruddy Gary Ruhman JoAnn Sabini Ronald Scarmautz Ariel Schembri Lynn Seeley Phillip Simone Lori Solio Karen Stevens Edward Stewart James Stewart Gary Stiesi Stephen Stone Dawn Strauch Jerome Strausser Roxanne Torres Terry Towle Lance Trevean Lori Trezza Taylor Turner Peter Vallone i .-.-W D I n 1 , . 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Z f' m i' , f- 1 Q4 s in Thomas Fox William Gallagher Martha Gieger John Gilbride Gloria Gleason Betty Goggins Harold Goodlow Marie Grandi Holly Hall Muriel Handel Linda Harrington - Kenneth Hart Richard Altschuh Jean Arlotta Debra Balsamo Charles Bama Alben Ba1'r Cheryl Bedell Evan Bedell Joan Bennett Janet Beveridge Valerie Blum Bonnie Boatwright Robin Boehler Susan Bozza Patricia Bradley Paula Brewer Margaret Brown Colleen Burke Mark Cantelmi Francis Caputo Mark Carfi Eydie Cocuzzo Kevin Collins Frank Cook Jerry Corvase Patricia Croken Claire Crossnohere Andrew Cupplar Mary Ellen Cusick Mar Dail Kenneth Davis Jerome Dean Joseph Duggan John Early Joan Enright Maureen Enright Christina Eschbach Carmen Falco Debra Fenton James Finn Edward Fleming Dawn Flood Dale Foulks 4. fi LT' A - Aww A x wg cfs 1 9 'N .- ,. -F K ri x ,Sv f A in Michael Hoff George Hoey Peter Jacovino 5 , A i Qs John Jeleniewski 5,1 t ' . Michael Jelinski - Q ,gi Joseph Jimenez LWLL F X t y 3,,l?fl'f er motif . . Kevin Johnson ' ' Annmarie Kelly , Q f ' Patricia Kendall 1 l x I Douglas Malone d A 5 l gi' Theresa Manning Fab Gail McDowell f H , Daniel Mclinaney N, 5 Jean McGaheran fe -, Marie Mele x I - neg V V Thomas Mell , ,- Q- Glenn Menture l It Susan Merkel Q .9 i ' 'HA' fafff 9 f ,I Marie Murawskl F 5 Nora Murray I -4 i Mark Muso Xl be H I A4 . .. ' iii. 51 X . 2 Karen Nielson .- fl t g Robert Newton M , K ' . ' Maureen Nolan ' E . .A fa , Michael O'Keefe Nl T A - f Kevin o'Nen1 T a- Y Patrick Pellizzi . 1 .:,. ' Frank Peters Debra Pheffer Matt Picclna Diane Kinneman Robert Koch Lisa Kohl Janie Kovic Gery Kronenburg Rosalie Landosca Dody Leahy Ronald Lehman Joseph Maher rx 1-X a , ,, 2 Q A y ffl' M t D Bobby Breunninger looks on 1n ant1c1pat1on OJ as he V16WS today s menu along w1th Frank Cook and Gary Kronenberger 'w 'bv A Paul Plumber Q , TCHY POHCHSUO 2 , -. J an if , Debra Porcello f -- , 4 i , , i A-.1-- Maureen Quilty ' ,Q Q ' Colleen Quinn Q ' V A,AWA 4 ,V 3 ,A,g' , .. 1 ,i.., Jaw. Q A Q ., . :n,.i ,3 I ,Y is E 6 it Q' 1 5' Q F' 3 W XE: f . My xl J joseph porceuo , if, ,, , . .. .8 tt x it 0 - x w - f. N f nj' E ,f .i5ggifvfig,g 'S 5 V. - -nr ' Susan Rahner ' Michael Randazzo Mark Rzlylmer Robert odes - , Pugyy LY ,,r,11f A -' k ,: 1 --If Q -. -r f Robert Rivas . 1 - A A si Margaret Rivest ' wazzzf. s ,Lf , 1.2, ,tw . X - J ,rr .sm ,r waz - ' - Mesa, :as ...,.e'1 f-::..,,,,.. 'is ,Q ' R gil' A . , , x L 'Kg gs iw B Q W x Valerie Robertelli Lori Roberts Irma Rodriquez Connie Rosenburg Frank Rotondella Karen Ryan , N A D 'Q ' RRRbR ' J John Schulte Kevin Shann John Shannon Joann Simon Thomas Stark Francis Stenz - :safaris-2,-' saw- fmw' :ev ,ini ., . ,. 3, l -nz: my .. 15. .4 . aefee Q - Q- It eeaa J is f X Y Q ' 13 A fi ll 1 at ., 13- w J sv 5, J we 4' fbi' f ' ,flake 1 V' ' P . . Q 0 , , . H . , M .ws ff ss Judy Stiesi Walter Stiesi , .1.f - . , A1-mstipeck .... 9 ' 'Q ' James Stoever I ',', ,r P' Q. Joan Stumph Peter Thomas tr Q , rf 5- 1-:,L.1,1, Y 'fzegjp 5 ar p y ap Paul Tortoric 11,1 - David Travis r PCIGITIHPHSSO a Y a S Edward Trudell ai, I ogeo 4 -as , 1 .QL John Tumball - if 1f'1 I at 'Z A Q il' X J ,a.,,, t t David Turner . I f . :Q ., J J 1 Marie Vizzi V 5 J Michael Walsh Ellen Wenger k ! gl 5 Robert Weyrick is vll f 1 8 3 A ...f X A ' J Ps 'X . xg, 'f mfs.3'i57 .1 'fn' 1, as James Willis , Vim, 1 ' kk.k 5 ig Robert Winter Valerie Wolfe , - J Helen Yeomans The Sophomore Class has had a good year with the help of their presi- dent, Kevin Moore , and class advisor, Miss Sterling. The class was always willing to listen and carry out their ideas such as sponsoring cake sales, a dance , a car wash, and a paper drive. When asked about her Sophomore Class, Janet Beveridge replied, We've had a good year. We have a class of all classes. The Sopho- more Class raised the most money in every activity sponsored. Not only do they have active bodies but active minds as well. College course classes have to be enlarged for the up-coming Junior Class. 11th Grade Kerry Dougherty Mary Doris William Dowd Jean Dura Donald Ertle Nicholas Esposito Vincent Falco Thomas Faye Alexandria Figueroa: Susan Fleming Theresa Flynn Joann Fogel Sharon Fox Raymond Franklin Christine Friedlieb Joanne Gallagher Joseph Garafano Claire Geraghty Gary Gillum Michael Goggins PRESIDENT - Clara LoBello VICE-PRESIDENT - Caryn Carey SECRETARY Penny A1 ert TREASURER - Denise Bocchino Jean Angelo Alan Aphle Thomas Bama Robert Bell Clifford Bennett Roy Bowles Deborah Boyce Roger Boyle Donna Bozza Linda Brown Janie Carderelli Barry Cogliano Shelia Cole Roderick Culkin Robert Davis Donna Dean Robert Dean Marie Deluca Vincent DeLucia Robert Dixon I J Y '.., . f Hifty , 1 .1 f af . 4'-99.13 B , ? , Ljtfxz K4 L N.,,. K .,,W 2 i f A b Matthew Goodbody A K - ' 1, ' fi A Cheryl Gorski - f K L ig. ' if 'P 'S' ff X, Cynthia Griener ,.. K L in Theresa Grimma I s K K it Thomas Hanf K , as N -, Kathleen Hamilton 21: , ,sa an I R0biHHmiHs10H ' ,K 'e', 9 ir if ity s 11' 1' ri, Ifzy 5 an Deborah Han - .W Z .1 7 1 Q P - Richard Hausner -. . 1 L b, if , L . yi George Hazeldine j ' 5 VI . O I s Ch61'Y1He1me - f 1 .-a'e ' ttt' T A W'Ai'ii: - l is , . Diane Hemhwser W U L ,.. -Qs :ggi f John Hencoski Qi 1 . L L L 2- L1 Michele Honscar 12 H T? Z' Lb - ' -K Patricia Hughes N , - - 5 L' LW 'sg Robert Huntington r. ,S :LEW . . .L QNX . . ,L p 4 , T,: A ii Cathy Ie11nsk1 2 y V 1 V A e s 5 P a fi im - Ronald Jensen X j' Nicholas Kagabines Q Qftgw, i' 3 i Joseph Kapusta Li ,L 'f . Mary Euan Keigher k K L .. n Maureen Kennedy -' Q A r A 553 I -f IW, s F M, James Kenrick - 'Y n fs- L5 3 ii. A 'L' A L' ' ' 'L'L Mark Kidd - Q V V 'if iiiff Kenneth Kinneman N, G ,S , L Thomas Klein 7 ' L ,Jr X ' g Diane Kovacs 'Y' fgiffifl 2 X Q5 Debra LaBone .1 if ,. ' . Q - Edward Landosca , ' jf s?'f'.- rx 4 F as Juniors, Cheryl Paris, Denise Monti , Bernadette Novembre , and Sharon Klopenberg during their lunch break, ENJOY! - Q if J 1' 'N .4 1 1 1--as 1 1 6:8 James Leonard Daniel Lester John Lowery l Madieros Francis .Mahon Joann Maletto Cheryl Masker Donna McCue Theresa Merkel Denise Monti Raymond Moran Michael Nadonoly Alfred Nardi Sandra Noble Bemadette Novembre Brian O'Connor Michael O'Herron s Valerie Oligier ' , . g -11' .. ..:- Thomas Ols i - f Susan Palmieri .. - f Z kg-9' ' Cheryl Paris , .11 Q , . James Patten A 1 .. f. Gerald Politano 2-Hs. . Christine Quilty A Jack Randazzo A J william Roberts p V ' Sarah Rodriguez ' S g et man Rothermel 1 A I Ann Marie Rotondella Debra Ruhman B Suzanne Sangiuolo Margaret Schmid Charles Shields J Robert Sim t Q Linda sisko Ronald Smith , is Walter Spina Y., 4 ri Joann Squeo . , ' l ' Paul Stamoulis A ., A, .t,1 ' ' J - - Caf-hY Steinmacker ,.f- T121 , F .1 Bfi- et atet V - . :gg , Michael Sweeney 9 , as . -' My Rebecca Taylor J 1 ,. 1 , -. Kathy Thompson f' ' , 2 'Z -- Thomas Todd , ' 4 I Paul Trapasso 5 A p A f f a S, S2 l 547, .. ,ff Angela Vallone in li' if - A . s 53 Q V Ox Laura Walters is is 'J A Ls Vincent Walters .- e ' ' 3 sk 2? is Sharon Watson Q N 9 J 1 p John Winkler ,w a ,, , s ' f t . s ' u sw tt I fl The Juniors have spent a year becoming more and more involved in school events. From their efforts on the school paper to the school play Juniors have been getting ready to make their Senior year outstanding. Stacy Travis has received a public speaking award. Tom Hanf was recognized for his electronic skill by local newspa pers In the classrooms and out the Juniors are on the move! Activities ' J Q Q Q y - Q Q 'flu it, l- 1 --f ., . n 'iw-A 3'- S.. EDITOR Betsy Curivan Homecoming It was a beautiful, sunny after- noon. The Keansburg Titans were defeating the Holmdel Hornets. A perfect day for the Homecom- ing of 197 5. The Senior Courts and the rep- resentatives of the Freshman, Sophomore and Junior classes added excitement to the day's activities when they were escorted onto the football field to begin the Homecoming festivi- ties which took place during halftime. RIGHT: Homecoming Queen of 1975, Nancy Murphy. BELOW LEFT: Sophomore Representative Jean Arlotta and her escort Pat Pellizzi. BELOW RIGHT: Fresh- men Representative Eliza- beth Rice. and her escort Mike Pawlicki. X fi It was a happy day for Nancy Murphy who was crowned Home- coming Queen of 1975. The Sen- ior Courts were Karen Stangrec- iak Clst courtj, Darlene Boehler 12nd courtj and Carol Miller 43rd courtb. Representing the Fresh- man Class was Elizabeth Rice, Sophomore Class was represented by Jean Arlotta and the Junior Class was represented by Debbi Hart. Immediately following the football game there was a mon- strous motorcade in celebration of the Homecoming. Everyone joined in the fun and made the day a huge success. 66 99 Sugar fm. .rf There are musicals and there are musicals! This year's Senior Class Musical was just great, the cast and crew did an outstanding job . Sugar will be remembered for many years to come . It was well done from top to bottom. Scenery, sets, lights, music, acting, singing, Boys' and Girls' Chorus were done to a high degree of perfection. Seniors George Boyce and Stanley Rosen- berg were just fabulous as the 'Male' stars Daphanie and lose- phine. Who can forget Stanley and Matt Goodbody fOsgoodJ singing Magic Nights or George Boyce just doing it for Sugar. For the Senior Class of 1975 'Sugar' will always be a sweet memory . ' ' Thanks , R . V . Waldron Director 106 - - 54l.l OPPOSITE LEFT: Sugar Sangioulo knocks 'em dead in Chicago and Keans- burg. OPPOSITE RIGHT: George Boyce and Stanley Rosenburg, just a couple of boys in the band. But a girls' band? OPPOSITE BOTTOM: Bob Sullivan, Joe Connelly and Timmy O'Brien, aka Knuck1e's gang, plan their attack while attendant Mike Randazzo looks on. LEFT Stage Manager Mr. Murray helps Sharon Kloppenburg and Dotsie Preston through their dance routine. BOTTOM: And the curtain goes up on Sweet Sue and Her Society Syncopators . Xu 3 ABOVE: Getting ready to tear the town apart. RIGHT: George Preston manning the spot- ugm . .DN- 9 ,mrs Lani' may l of .J l TOP LEFT: Even Mr. Waldron can't help admiring George Boyce's outfit. TOP RIGHT: Will Bob Creighton be able to resist the Sugar-y approach? BOTTOM Gee , that doesn'1 look like me, Lhinks Sue Kauffman, as she readies for show time. Her mirror? Angela Vallone. TOP RIGHT: Senior Prom of 1975, Queen Mary McDonald and King Bobby Fox hold a breathtak- ing pose. BOTTOM LEFT: Mary- Beth Kovic, Kevin Moore. Terry Dean, and George Preston take time out to admire the elegant fountains Con the spiral staircaseb. BOTTOM RIGHT: A banquet we will all remember. gui ight To Be Remembered KING, QUEEN, AND COURT: Mike Moore, Karen Stangreciak, Mary Beth Kovic, Bob Breuninger, Robin Patri- zio, Mary McDonald, Bob Fox, George Boyce, Rose Gallucio, Bob Sullivan, John Regan, Terry Dean, Carol Miller, John VonBargon. 1 V 6 W,-, ,. , Diane Crowl and Chuck Mazza take time out on this special night to pose for a picture . Robin Patrizio and John Regan gazing into the minor on this special occasion . ' e FIRST ROW: Terry Dean, Diane Crowl, Sharon Kaga- bines, Judy King, Sue Kauffman , Robin Patrizio , Mary Beth Kovic. SECOND ROW: George Preston, Chuck Mazza, Tommy Bears, Carmine Grand, Tom Corcoran, John Regan, Kevin Moore. Senior Class Officers Rose Martin, Sue Kauff- man, Dan Crane, Mary Beth Kovic, Advisor, Mr. Galligan. i -Student Council FIRST ROW: P. Wheeler, S. Kagabines, K. Stangreciac, A. Alofousis, J. King, J. Berger. SECOND ROW: B. Harrington, J. O'Brien, H. Hall, R. Patrizio, S. Sanguilo, T. Dean, R. Martin, K. Harper, T. Policastro, P. Croken. THIRD ROW: B. Morgan, M. Mele, D. Hart, R. Plummer, M. Randazo, C. Murawski, D. Padone, M. Harrington. ational Honor Societ FIRST ROW: MaryBeth Kovic, Robin Patrizio, Debbie Todd, Dori Todd, Donna Ackerly. SECOND ROW: Cheryl West, Betsy Curivan, Diane Crowl, Sue Manning, Karen Stangrec- iak. THIRD ROW: Angela Vallone, Penny Albert, Diane Hemhauser, Dotsie Preston, Sue Sangioulo. FOURTH ROW: Sharon Reeves, Sharon Watson, Sue Laskay, Dorothy Griffin, Dean Foulks. Y Is it student government? Or is it just a waste of time? The Student Council, under the advisorship of Mr. William Trzaska , is whatever the student body is willing to make it. Like so many other activities, it needs the active support of the student body to stay alive . Among its more interesting accomplishments, the Student Council, two years ago, brought about a change in the dress code. The Council was instrumental in bringing about an exemption from final exams for students with B averages. Just this brief look at their accomplish- ments should prove that with the support of the student body, it is, in fact, an effective voice for the students. It can get things done . Something is happen- ing at K.H.S. There is a little club that seems to be getting bigger. The members don't have contests with other teams, they don't per- form, not as members of the club, that is. But they do perform. And this performance goes on year round, at home, in school. The club is the National Honor Society, and its members have performed so well in the academic areas that they are entitled to member- ship in this national organization. These stu- dents understand their task in school is to learn. These people have been outstanding in pursuing their educa- tion. They deserve our congratulations . H5 FIRST ROW: B. Curivan, S. Dowling, D. Bennett, D. Boehler, P. Hosey, S. Chmiel, J. Pedone. SECOND ROW: Mr. Hollywood, J. Brown, J. Brown, S. Bozza, C. Downey, J. King, S. Kaufman, I. Beveridge, B. Puglisi, L. Maltz, K. Ruhman, T. Curivan. THIRD ROW: C. Hoey, D. Kinnerman, G. Berube, J. McGaheran, L. Beveridge, L. Walters, P. Croken, J. Arlotta, R. Landosca, D. Caton, K. Flynn, R. Boehler. It started in the summer of '74 and never ended until June of 75. The Yearbook has a busy season. Diagrams' ' , Dummys , Layouts and excedrine , photographs and deadlines . It was a frantic drive, but with the leadership shown by Darlene Boehler, Editor-in-Chief , a dynamic staff never lost their drive . Joan and Judy Brown are typi- cal of the many underclass- men who were always willing to do whatever they were asked. Jean McGaheran and Jean Arlotta have really developed into hardworking, skillful photographers and all of the section editors found willing help from the seventh graders to the Juniors. They worked long and hard and without public applause - but they never stopped . Sue Dowling, Curriculum Editor Patty Hosey, People Editor H6 Yearbook Staff gm... gi . 1 , , 5 Sandra Chmiel , Spons Editor Betsy Curivan, Activities Editor Dawn Bennett, Business Editor - ' Darlene Boehler, Editor-in-Chief gs 117 2 L 4 .. I ,. ABOVE: Robin Harrington, Cheryl Paris and Holly Hall display the first issue of Oceanus as advisors Mr. Nissenbaum and Mr. Waldron look on. The tidal wave of Oceanus crashed upon the shores of Keans- burg , but because of an apparent lack of student interest and an obvious lack of student support, the tide has ebbed. In spite of growing money worries, Editor- in-Chief Alex Figueroa , with her shrinking staff, did manage to get out issues of the school paper. And the newspaper was certainly something that deserved more support than it received. But this first step has been taken, and Advisors Mr. Waldron and Mr. Nissenbaum are optimistic about the future of Oceanus. They look forward to an even better paper next year, if they receive the support of the student body . Clubs FIRST ROW: S. Sangioulo, Advisor, Mr. Galligan, T. Dean. SECOND ROW: D. Crowl, D. Hemhauser, S. Kloppenburg, R. Valverti, K. Stangreciak. FIRST ROW: K. Flynn, I. Flood, P. Croken, L. Walter, S. Croken. SECOND ROW: T. Dean, S. Dowling, K. Stangreciak. THIRD ROW: L. Harrington, W. Schact, T. Olski, J. Patten, I. McGalieran. W: FIRST ROW: R. Landosca, J. McGaheran, J. Arlotta. SECOND ROW: R. Kef- fer, D. Leahy. Culture is alive and well, and is living in the French Club . These dedicated francophiles meet under the direction of Mr. John Galligan. and drink deeply from the rich cul- tural heritage of France. This club offers a student not only the oppor- tunity to improve their skills in the French language , but it widens the cultural horizons of the Keansburg student. Viva La France. A fairly new and quite popular club at KHS is the Ski Club. Under the direction of Mr. Murray and Miss Kaes, the Ski Club provides students with an opportunity to travel to local ski resorts and develop or polish their skill in this fast growing sport. The club has traveled to Great Gorge and Vernon Valley this year, where students were suddenly transformed into Downhill Racers, hoping to reach the bottom of the slope intact. One of the most successful clubs this year has been the photography club, under the direction of Mr. I . Peter Hughes. The yearbook staff alone is deeply grateful to Mr. Hughes and to Ray Keffer for their tireless and gener ous help. A fully equipped darkroom is made available to students, allowing them to develop their developing skills. Things are expected to turn out even better next year. 119 The purpose of the Nurse's Club is to acquaint students with careers in health fields, and to promote information useful in health needs. To learn everything they could in this science related club, spe- cial trips were planned to River- view Hospital, and Monmouth County Blood Bank, King James Nursing Home , and Patterson Army Hospital. Guest speakers were invited who were authori- ties in various health related fields. All of the students who were associated with this club gained the experience of dealing with the people on a person to person basis daily. One member, senior Diane Crowl, decided to further her education after graduation by studying to become a nurse. Another club that is eagerly recognized is the teachers' aides. They also give up their free time in an effort to take some of the paper work from the teachers, therefore giving them more time to teach their classes and to prepare the next day's les- sons. Some of their duties are tedious, like marking and recording homework assignments and tests, but they also get a chance to teach the students. This can give a student a totally new outlook on the jobs of their teachers. All in all this is a ded- icated club which can be relied on to carry out their daily duties. 120 purses Club FIRST ROW: Georgette Alafouzos, Jackie Fitzsimmons, Cindy Valverdi, Deb bie Degraff , Carol Murawski. SECOND ROW: Diane Crowl, JoAnn O'Brien Eileen Maher, Janet Beveridge, Edla Collora, Dotsie Preston, Sharon Klop Teacher's Aides S. FIRST ROW: Sue Dowling, Karen Stangreciak, Dori Todd SECOND ROW: Betsy Curivan, Diane Crowl, Cheryl West, Donna McCue . Ji Evelyn Thomas Cheryl Paris, Office Runners FRONT ROW: Sue Kauffman, Diane Jackman, Laura Walters. BACK ROW: Kathy Flynn, Sharon Kagabines, Frank Peters, Ron Plummer, Maureen Harrington. What's a nice girl like me doing in a place like this? The club of office runners should be recognized for their efforts in assisting the adminis- trators and clerks in performing daily tasks. These students are willing to give up a study hall or free period in order to take over some of the tasks that, other- wise , the office staff would have to perform. The most outstanding students involved are Sharon Kagabines, Martha Winter, and Paul Plum- mer. These people, along with many other dedicated office run- ners, are always reliable and eager to carry out their duties which made the job just a little easier for the office staff and administrators . Color Guards BOTTOM: Titan Color Guard leads off the Memorial Day Parade. TOP: FIRST ROW: D. Ruhman, D. Boyce. SECOND ROW: J. Beveridge, P. Albert, M. Harrington, C. Greiner, A. Hencoski. This year our school band , color guards and twirlers under the supervi- sion and guidance of Mr. Ames and Mrs. Kelaher, had entertained the student body at assemblies, pep rallies, and football half- times. At Christmas the band put on a special con- cert for the school, which, to say the least, was fantas- tic. Mr. Ames made a jazz arrangement for the band to perform that was really entertaining. The result was the most successful assembly ever had at K . H . S . The objectives of these organizations, says Mr. Ames, is to involve stu- dents in an activity and to improve musicianship and coordination . Debbie Boyce was most outstanding twirler, as Mr. Ames depended on her to get the girls involved in twirling. The most out- standing band member was Ariel Schembri, who dedi- cated the most time to his instrument. Ariel will always be remembered for the way he livened up the cheerleaders' bus on the way home from the football games. The group marched in the Memorial Day Parade last year, and has visited Car- negie Hall. EV V H My V . V m. v1 Y minus., .N ,V fi 'W ...J TOP: Bill Vanderweed. BOTTOM: Bill Bellini. Both working hard at gas station as part of D. E . program . V... ? C.l.E. , D.E.? Top secret agen- cies? No, just a couple of the most valuable courses available at K. H . S . The program is designed to give the work-oriented students the opportunity to work in areas of interest under qualified supervision. It may seem like a luxury to other students to see the D.E. or C.I.E. students leaving school early. But remember, when they leave here it's to go to work. The students in these programs not only have the opportunity to earn money and gain practical job experienceg they also learn about practical day-to-day realities of real life in the adult world . Some Tunes It Can Even Be Fun TOP: Chicken Finnen puts the finishing touches on a car as Mary Beth Kovic supervises. BOTTOM: .Terry Spoor prepares to raise the crystal Chandelier for Titan production of Sugar. i J.'XL2ff' . mfusmmsrsnm . 1' aff Sf 5 02 in S1i10king Area Banned .sf- ,ff f ABOVE: What's MI. Boyington doing here? He doesn't even smoke. LEFT: It was nice while it lasted , muses Mike Randazo. W a D Hall Monitors lst ROW: D. Boehler, R. Patri- zio, T. Dean, D. Bennett, C. Sheppard. 2nd ROW: S. Kaga- bines, A. Alafousas, D. Foulks, J. Regan, B. Sullivan, R. Mar- tin. John Regan does his part to keep order during change of class. What's Going On Here? What's this? Julie Coppertino being threatened to spend the night in jail? isis U iii' 'Will Don't be afraid , I won't hurt you. Kathy Flynn displaying her artistic abilities while she paints a Winter Wonderland. QW 1 2 3 M155 ,fy , S SE? - 411' . 1 4 ,xuj XX. X 4 5 6 7 1. BEST DRESSED: Blair Davis, Rose Gallucio. 2. BEST LOOKING: Mary McDonald, Bob Brelminger. 3. BEST PERSONALITY: Sue Kaufman. Bob Fox. 4. BEST DANCER: Diane Jackman. Joe Cocuzza. 5. CLASS 130 FLIRT: Ron Middlecoop, Sue Kaufman. 6. BEST BODY: Mike Moore. Mary McDonald. '1. BEST SENSE OF HUMOR: Diane Jackman Stanley Rosenburg. 8. CLASS PETS? Joe Cocuzza , Sue Laskay. , 1. Senior Mosts X. l. ,. 1 1 2 3 ji:ZF?'-- ,,...5.Qf-,U 312112 -QT. 4 5 6 1. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Karen Stangreciak, Dean Foulks. 2. COMPATIBLE DUO : Jim Robertelli, Darlene Boehler. 3. CLASS CLOWN: Pat LaBone, Stan Rosenberg - Missing. 4. MOST STUDIOUS: Bob DeLade. Sue Laskay. 5. MOST CONCEITED: Robin Patrizio, George Boyce. 6. DID MOST FOR CLASS: Danny Crane, Darlene Boehler. '7 . SCHOOL SPIRIT: Aris Alafousos, Judy King. 8. MOST ATHLETIC: Donna Troupe, Bob Sullivan. Can You Recognize 1 2 3 4 5 A M 6 'UD' a A 1 ' 011 11 12 13 15 , , KJ VI K 1 NI J .4 1 , . 16 17 18 zo MQ Q mu V. 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To others it is a means of acquiring the skills to be of service to others. And then there is the philosophy that the development of man's mind is beneficial and necessary for the advancement of society as a whole. Education is not any one of these in isolation but a combination of all three. For no man's education can be his alone . His financial success, his ability to serve and his relationships with the rest of society all requires education. An enlightened society requires all men to be edu- cated in the need for survival of the species. Thus when we judge a man by his education, we must do so not by his titles and financial success and not by his individual kindnesses or lack of them but by his entire contribution to the advancement of the Homo sapien called man. Susan Laskay Graduation is the start of a new life. It opens up new worlds for all. . . . It is a time of great happi- ness, but also a time of sadness. Starting a new life means leaving old friends, family. Right now I would like to talk about some other people we leave. Other than our parents, these people have played the greatest part shaping our lives. These people are our teachers. They have all done their job well. They have shared their knowledge with us, and tried to teach us the dif- ference between right and wrong. Many of Keansburg's teachers fall into a special cat- egory. They are a new breed of teacher. A teacher who shares more with his students than what is expected of him. He shares himself. He opens his heart to them. and is there when a student needs to open his heart to someone. . . . Someone whom they can communicate with, whom they know they can trust for advice. . . . To the faculty of Keansburg High School, on behalf of the Class of 1975 , goodbye and thank you. Karen Stangreciak Remember hen Remember when . . . Cookie and Diane would go down to the graveyard and sing all the oldies . . . Remember when . . . Sue K. fell off the chair in gym, To Bobby B. and Tommy T. , remember the first time you found the dirt road? S. K. and S . K. remember . . . To all Senior girls . . . remember when Mrs. McAllister took a shower in 7th period gym . . . K. M. remember all the parties before school . . . P. L. B . remember the picture you hung up in the girls' locker room and guess who took it home and probably hung it on her wall . . . To the Cross Country boys . . . lt's a miracle you didn't catch colds popping all those moons out of the bus coming home from Holmdel . . . Remember Aris's matching yellow pants and yellow chevy and his almost . . . Remember his trip to Maine with Jim, Tim, and John who all drive so good . . . Dean remember your hair-raising, spectacular reception during the 197 5 football season UD Remember Blair's 451 cars that all wound up in the graveyard . . . To the LONERUNNER who was so dedicated . . . Remember when Billy's coat was on fire and after he put it out it was stuck to his shoe . . . Remem- ber when Nancy and Diane were in Spain and the cab driver didn't talk any English . . . Hey Judy. Remember your birthday when you got thrown outside with only your underwear on . . . Why did Charlie always get caught with his gym shorts down in front of the 7th graders? How about it, Mike and Cookis .. ., . Hey Dawn, Remember Patty's oscar winning role at the drive-in while Colleen was in the tmnk . . . Remember the time John was caught driving on the sidewalk at play practice by the cops and got a ticket for what else? To the softball players, remember the fantastic season we had in 7 5 . . . Remember that fantastic band at the Prom and how everything was fixed so r1ice . . . To the boys who went to the Bahamas the pass word is PEANUT BUTTER . . . Remember that senior girl that thought everybody was jealous of her but they really couldn't stand her . . . To Dennis and-Charlie, that was a pretty good racket you had going for a while . . . Remember when the senior girls played the junior girls and Dawn ran a fantastic 90 yards . . . the wrong way. Hey Charlie , change any diapers lately? Hey Colleen, good thing you had enough guts to make that telephone call or else you would have never made it to the prom . . . Remember all those parties on Beachway! ! ! Remember all those co-ed pajama parties . . . Remember all those snowball fights at the grammar school . . . Remember when all the girls HATED Mr. Capalbo . . . Remember when Diane Reed played the Duke of Earl . . . Remember all the great talent shows . . . Remember the secret caper that was going on in the girls' room the night of the play . . . George and Cookis Legs are Here Remember all those good times on the cheerleading bus . . . Remember when Sue Kauffman woke up and found her shoe laces tied to the chair . . . Chicken, Remember when N. C. hopped like a rabbit in 9th grade math class . . . Remember all the fun we had in period 4's D.E. class - girls . . . Remember our senior skip day of 1975 . . . T. C. couldn't do anything . . . Remember when he was dying of thirst and wanted to sink his teeth in our chicken . . . Remember the Mickey Mouse ears at R. P.'s party . . . K. S. and M. B. K. Remember your first party . . . Remember the Science Department . . . Remember how the Sen- ior Mosts turned out . . . Remember when Sue K. got the Betty Crocker Award and didn't do a thing in Advanced Foods . . . . Remember how we were the Best Class that K. H. S . ever had and the Class of '7 5. JOSEPH IOHN ACCONZO Joe likes partying and sports. His favorite saving is Yeah but. School GEORGE BOYCE George enjoys all sports, parties, and mirrors. His dislikes are school and mutts. alone . Her future plans are to become an X-Ray Technician. Yearbook 12: Play 12: ciosicountry 9, 10, 11, 12 CCaptain 11, 12:: Basketball 9, 12: Track 10: Hall Monitor 12. DONNA ACKERLY Donna enjoys being with friends, riding around, horseback riding, and working. She dislikes getting up for school, phony and two-faced people. Donna's favorite saying is Oh! Jeez! Her future plans are to go into the business world and then settle down. Photography 10: Yearbook 10: Newspaper 9: Honor Society 11. 12: Food Club 10 , 11: Vocations 9: School Play 12: Track 9, 10: Ecology Club 10: D.E. 12. ARIS ALAFOUZOS Aris likes to party and travel. His dis- likes are saying the morning announce- ments and triple sessions with Buccosi, Cox, and LaBarca . His favorite saying is l don't get it and It will be a good one . Aris's plans for the future are to go to college and travel. Yearbook 9: School Play 9. 10, 11, 12: Talent Show 10, 11: Football 9, 12: Tennis 9, 10, 11, 12: Bas- ketball 10, 11, 12: Student Council Presi- dent 12: Class Treas. 10: Vice Pres. 11: Hall Monitor 12. GEORGE BARNA Barck Fether enjoys beer and hard rock. His favorite saying is Don't you feel like a heel? George's future plans are to join the Air Force. Vocations 9. WILLIAM BARNA Barney' ' likes to hunt and drink. His favorite saying is Life is rough? Bill's future plans are to be a Game Manage- ment. Vocations 9. WILLIAM BELLINI Billy likes parties and girls. He dislikes going to school. You can often hear Billy say Get in the wind. College is Bill's future plans. Gymnastics 9. DAWN BENNETT Dawn likes parties, laughing, and hav- ing a good time. Her dislikes are Mr. Capalbo's queer looking clothes, and loud-mouth people. You can often hear Dawn saying How embarrassing. Her future plans are to attend college . Year- book Business Editor 12: Ski Club 11: Vocations 9: Talent Show 11: School Play 11, 12: Track 9. 10: Hall Monitor 12. ELIZABETH BERGES Cookie likes English, music, and writ- ing. Her dislikes are people who lie and who are phonies. Her favorite saying is Keep away from me . Cookie's future plans are to attend college and work. Ski Club 11: Vocations 9: School Play 11, 12: Cheerleading 10: Track 9. VIRGINIA BLUM Virginia's plans for the future are to work. DARLENE BOEHLER Dar likes parties, Saturday nights, and Beachway. Her dislikes are getting up in the morning. You can often hear Darlene saying What's the matter? Her future plans are to attend college. Yearbook Editor-in-Chief 12: Food Club 10, 11: Talent Show 11: Cheerleading 10, 11, 12: Track 9, 10: Hall Monitor 12: Homecom- ing Representative 12. George's future plans are to join the Air Force. School Play 11, 12: Football 9, 10, 11, 12: Baseball 9, 10, 12. ROBERT BREUNINGER Bob likes motocross. hunting, and par- tying. He dislikes getting up in the morn- ing. His future plans are to attend college and then join the Army. ALICE BROOKS Alice likes traveling, and having a good time. Her dislikes are phony people. A1ice's future plans are to travel. Voca- tions 9: D.E. 11, 12: Publicity Commit- tee for School Play 12. ANTHONY CARDINALE Tony' ' dislikes being called Fred , Egor and Herman. His favorite saying is I'm only a few pennies off. Tony's future plans are to become a crane operator. SANDRA CHMIEL Sas likes Roger Baby, The Who, the Bruins and 911's. Her dislikes are Year- book. Sas's favorite saying is Eh? Her future plans are to attend Camden County College. Yearbook 12: Track 9. 10. IOE COCUZZA Joe likes sports, girls, and being with Nancy. His dislikes are people who tell Nancy she can't go with him. Ioe's favor- ite saying is That don't make me a bad guy . His future plans are to travel. DANNY CRANE Danny likes football and winning. His dislikes are losing and going to school before 12 o'clock. Danny's favorite saying is Got a dime. His plans for the future are to become a top grade BUM. Voca- tions 9: School Play 12: Talent Show 11: Prom Committee 12: Football 9. 10. 12: Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12: Track 9, 10: Hall Monitor 12: Class President 12. ROBERT CREIGHTON Bob likes partying and athletics. He dislikes fakes and liars. You can often hear Bob saying What's up? College is his future plan. School Play 11, 12: Foot- ball 9, 10, 11, 12: Vocations 9: Basket- ball 9, 10. 11, 12: Baseball 9, 12: Track 10: Hall Monitor 12. DIANE CROWL Diane' ' likes good times with good friends, honest and sincere people, and being with Chuck. Her dislikes are people who act like best friends at parties, then later act like they don't even know you. and sitting through Mr. Currie's boring class. Diane's favorite saying is It's the idea, that shows real class. College for Nursing is her future plan. French Club 9 . 10, 12: Yearbook 10, 11: Honor Society 12: Vocations 9: School Play 11, 12: Prom Committee 12: Teacher's Aide 12: Health Room Runner 9, 12. RICHARD CURRAN f Cuddles likes to eat and doesn't like to work. He is often heard saying Hey Ma. Football 9, 11. ELIZABETH CURIVAN Betsy likes Saturday nights. Her dis- likes are Monday mornings, Mickey Mouse ears, yearbook, and dances. Betsy's favorite saying is ' 'Leave me Play 11, 12: Cheerleading 9, 10, 11, 12: Track 9. BLAIR I. DAVIS Buck-Bean-O enjoys racing boats and bikes. His future plans are to be a plumber or to go in the Air Force. Ski Club 11 , 12: Gymnastics. THERESA DEAN Terry with a Y likes Elton John, going partying with t.he girls, and proms. Her dislike is walking to school alone . Her favorite saying is We'll only stay a couple of minutes. Terry's future plans are to attend college for nursing. Ski Club 11, 12: French Club 11, 12: School Play 11: Talent Show 11: Prom Committee 12: Track 9, 10: Student Council 10, 11: Sec- retary 12: Office Runner 11. STEVEN DICAPUA Skapio enjoys parties, beer, Dale and school. Steve's favorite saying is Yealp! Football 12: Basketball 12. ROBERT DELADE Blim likes bowling and basketball. He dislikes Gym class. You can often hear Rob saying You poor soul. His future plans are to attend college. French Club 9, 10: Honor Society 11, 12: Vocations 9: Bowling 10. 11, 12: Ecology Club 10: Chess Club 10 . MICHAEL DIGANGI Mike likes parties, girls and getting out at 12 o'clock. He dislikes fakes. liars, and the Irish. His favorite saying is You Don't! Mike's future plans are to attend college. Ski Club 11: School Play 11: Football 9: Class President 11. MAUREEN DORIS Maureen's favorite saying is Yea! Her future plans are to attend college . Ski Club 11, 12: Vocations 9: School Play 11, 12: Baseball 12: Track 9, 10. SUSAN DOWLING Sue likes people, weekends, sports, and parties. Her dislikes are Monday mornings and fighting. College is Sue's plans for the future. Ski Club 12: Year- book 12: Vocations 9: School Play 11, 12: Cheerleading 9. 10, 11: Track 10. DENNIS DOWNEY Dennis likes partying, horseback rid- ing, and sports. He dislikes school. Den- nis plans to be a hobo. Food Club 9: Vocations 9: Football 9, 10, 11, 12: Base- ball 11: Track 9, 10: Gymnastics 9, 10. COLLEEN DOWNEY Col likes partying and dancing. Her dislikes are Dizzy Bell and Gang and peo- ple who think they are too good . You can often hear Colleen saying You Moikoi. Her plans for the future are to work. Pho- tography 12: Yearbook 12: Newspaper 12: Vocations 9: School Play 12: Prom Com- mittee 12: Cheerleading 8, 9, 10: Base- ball 9, 10, 12: Student Council 9, 10 . JOHN ENRIGHT Mug' ' likes getting out of school at 12:00 , drinking beer and going to parties. His favorite saying is You Mutt. Brook- dale College is Iohn's future plans. School Play 11, 12: Football 9: Cross Country 10, 11, 12: Track 9, 10. CINDY FINDEIS Blondie likes to party , horseback rid- ing, and riding with Sam. Her dislikes are school and snobs. Her favorite saying is Let's cut class. Cindy's future plans are to stay single and travel. JOHN FINN Jay likes to run and hunt. He dislikes the New York Mets. His favorite saying is I'm not always right but I'm never wrong. John's future plans are to be a joumalist. School Play 11, 12: Cross Country 9, 10, 11, Captain 12: Track 9, 10 . JOAN FINNEN Chicken likes partying, dancing and meeting new people . Her dislikes are phony and two-faced people . Her favorite saying is Far out, and Yea Right. Chicken's future plans are to work. Voca- tions 9: Cheerleading Co-Captain 9: D.E. 11, 12: Teacher's Aide 12. JAN FLOOD Jan likes to roam the halls, ski, drink and sleep. She dislikes going to class, especially Mr. Curries English Class, phony and two-faced people and AM Radio. Her favorite saying is Ya know? College is her future plan. Health Careers 12: Ski Club 11, 12: Newspaper 12: Honor Society 11, 12: Vocations 9: Student Council 9, 10. KATHLEEN FLYNN Kathy likes to sleep, ski, traveling and camping . Her dislikes are school. phonies and Elton John. Her favorite saying is Ya know? College and traveling are Kathy's future plans. Ski Club 11. 12: French Club 12: German Club 12. DEAN FOULKS Dino likes beer, sports, and parties. His dislikes are fakes, fags, and trouble. You can often hear Dean saying I'm here, Sue, I'm here, and Yo. Dean's future plans are to go to college for Archi- tecture. Newspaper 12: Honor Society 12: School Play 11. 12: Football 9. 10. 11. 12: Tennis 10, 11, 12: Basketball 9: Hall Monitor 12. ROBERT FOX Foxy likes running, Neil Young and Muhammed Ali. He dislikes coming in 2nd place and losing. Cross Country 10, 11, 12: Basketball 9, 10. ROSE GALLUCCIO Rose likes cooking, sewing, dancing and going out. Her dislikes are two-faced people and liars. Her favorite saying is I don't know. Rose's plans for the future are to become a hairdresser. Photography 9: Food Club 10: Vocations 9: Teacher's Aide 12. NEWTON W. GREINER Snewt likes painting, music, and get- ting out of Keansburg. He dislikes stuck up girls and cheapness. His future plans are to go to college to be an art therapist. School Play 12: Cross Country 10, 11, 12: Track 9, 10: English Medal Winner 11. GLENN I-IAVER Glenn likes sports, girls and cars. He dislikes English and work. Glenn's future plans are to go to vocational school. PATRICIA A. HOSEY Patty likes dances, parties and good times. Her dislikes are getting up early and loud and pushy people. Patty's favor- ite saying is Don't worry about it. Her future plans are to work and travel. Pho- tography 9: Yearbook Editor 12: Vocations 9: School Play 11. 12: Talent Show 11: Track 10, 9. DIANE JACKMAN Jack likes gym, dancing, swimming, laughing , and parties. Her dislikes are conceited people. Diane's favorite saying is You're kiddin me. Honor Society 11. 12: Beauty Culture 10: Talent Show 10, 11: Office Aid 9, 12: Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, 12. BBRNADETTE JOHNSON Bern likes partying, and going out with Art. Her dislikes are snobby people . Her favorite saying is I don't know. Bem's plans for the future are to be a housewife. Basketball 9, 10, 11: Guidance Runner 11, 12: Library Aide 9. JOHN JONES Ionesy likes to hunt and fish and camp- ing. His dislikes are many people. lohn's favorite saying is Nepol . His plans for the future are to go to college for archi- tecture. Baseball 9. 10, 11: Bowling 9. 10 . SHARON ANN KAGABINES Kaga likes parties, dances, and the beach. Her dislikes are snobby people. Her future plans are to be a secretary. Food Club 10: Vocations 9: School Play 11, 12: Talent Show 11: Prom Committee 12: Cheerleading 9, 10, 11, 12: Student Council 12: Class Treasurer 11. SUSAN KAUFFMAN Sue Baby likes to associate with peo- ple , partying. singing and being good . Her dislikes are hard work, phony people and a dead party. Sue's favorite saying is Alrlght, ya ready. The future sees Sue working, then attending college. Ski Club 11, 12: Yearbook 12: School Play 11. 12: Talent Show 11: Prom Committee 12: Senior Class Vice President. SUSAN KEELEN Crash likes singing, talking and being happy. Her dislikes are phony people . Sue's favorite saying is Party. Her future plans are to become a nurse. Voca- tions 9: D.E. 11, 12: Play Committee 12. JUDY KING Pro likes to Party on Saturday nights, and going on Beachway . Her dislikes are Mr. Capalbo. and people who think they are too good. Judy's favorite saying is You Goober. The future sees Judy working after graduation. Yearbook 12: School Play 11, 12: Talent Show 11: Prom Committee 12: Cheerleading 9, 10, 11, 12: Baseball 9. 12: Student Council Offi- cer 12 . CLIFFORD KLATT Cliff's favorite saying is Love those blue skies, love those sunny days. His future plans are to live on. Football 9, 10: Cross Country 9 . MARYBETH KOVIC M. B. likes to eat, parties and getting a tan . She just loves to stay out late with M. McG. Her dislikes are BACKSTAB- BERS, and rain. MaryBeth's favorite say- ing is Are you kiddin me? Her future plans are to be an X-Ray Teclmician. I Honor Society 11, 12: Food Club 10, 11: Vocations 9: School Play 11: Talent Show 11: Prom Committee 12: Cheerleading 9, 10, 11: Track 9: Student Council 10. 11: Girls' State 11: Class Officer 10, 12: Pub- licity Committee 12. PATRICIA LABONE Duke likes partying, staying out all night, and getting dmnk. Her dislikes are school, work, and Miss Teresczyn. Her favorite saying is WI-10. Pat's future plans are to be a Vet. Basketball 10 , 11: Baseball 12: Track 9, 10: Gym Aide 12. ROBERT LACEY Lace likes cars, and Segrams. His dis- likes are Fords. SUSAN LASKAY Sue likes German. sewing and baking. Her dislikes are noise . and insincere peo- ple. Her favorite saying is Me Too. Sue's future plans are to attend college for teaching. Photography 10: German Club 12: Honor Society 11, 12: Food Club 10: Track 9, 10. KEVIN LEONARD Lance likes to party and vacations. His dislikes are school. Kevin's favorite say- ing is Tighten up. Kevin's plans for the future are to attend college. Ski Club 11: School Play 11: Football 10, 11: Track 10 . CHARLES LOBELLO Chazz likes partying and all sports. His dislikes are homework and school. Cross Country 9. 10, 11,12: Bowling 12: Base- ball 9, 11, 12: Hall Monitor 12. SUSAN MANNJNG Sue likes riding around, partying, and having a good time , Jimmy, and sleep- ing. Her dislikes are getting up for school and phony people. Her favorite saying is I don't care. Nursing and college are Sue's future plans. Honor Society 11. 12: School Play 9. LISA MARBERBLATT Giggly Gooks likes lots of food and dis- likes the smelly cafeteria. Her favorite saying is Oh really, -that's good. Her future plans are to attend college and then marry. Newspaper 12. FRANK MARCHESE Niggerhead likes girls. motorcycles and partying. His dislikes are brownies and cops. His favorite saying is Holy Macrale. Frank plans to attend college in the future . Vocations 9: School Play 11: D .E. 12. CHERYL MARESCO Sherry likes bowling, dancing, and helping children. Her dislikes are home- work, and show-off people. Sherry's favorite saying is Leave me alone. ' ' The future sees her attending college and plans to become a doctor. Photography 11: Yearbook 9, 10, 11: Newspaper 12: Voca- tions 9: School Play 12: Prom Committee 12: Girls' Track 9. 10: Library Aide 12: Office Runner 9. 10, 11, 12. ROSELLEN MARTIN Rose likes riding with G. M. in the V.W. , eating, and proms. She dislikes phony people and fights with Glenn. Her favorite saying is ' 'Nice . The future sees Rose attending school and marriage . Honor Society 11, 12: Food Club 10. 11: 7 Vocations 9: School Play 11: Talent Show 11: Prom Committee 12: Cheerleading 9, 10, 11: Girls' 'l'rack 9: Student Council 9. it's dirty, disastrous, and dangerous. Besides. it digs dents in ltis derma. ' ' His future plans are to become a rich and mittee 12: Hall Monitor 12. RHONDA PECHILLO 10, 12: Class Officer 9, 10, 12: Play Pub- licity 12. MARY MCDONALD Mary likes M8:M's. parties. and giving people something to talk about. She dis- likes snobby people , shoes, and waking up. Mary's favorite saying is Get in the wind, or I mean. Vocations 9: School Play 9, 10: D.E. 12. LOIS MCDOWELL Killer likes food, the Mets, basketball and gym . She dislikes people who lie. Her favorite saying is Sure. In the future Killer plans to attend college and become a Gym Teacher. Health Careers 11: Newspaper 12: Prom Committee 12: Girls' Basketball 9. 10. 11, 12: Girls' Baseball 10: Lapentary Club. KATHLEEN MCENANEY Mac likes cutting hair, concerts. dancing, pictures of mushrooms, and being around crowds. She dislikes getting up for school, long hair, and sneaks. Mac plans to go to school for hair cutting. School Play 11: Talent Show 11. JOHN MCGAHERAN Mags, Speed likes beer. slow gin, tequila. vodka. driving on sidewalks, softball and volle ball. He dislikes teach- . Y ers not paying debts. School Play 10 . 11. 12: Football 12: Track 10: Recreational Aide. GARRY MCLEOD ' 'Nut. His favorite saying is You gay thing. The future sees him as a Bum. Vocations 9: Bowling 12. RONNIE MIDDLECOOP Coop likes parties, pretty chicks, money. drums. and food. He dislikes phony people , car troubles. and English. Coop's favorite saying is Hey Doc. the future sees Coop playing the drums and Truck Driving. Chess Team, Stage Crew. CAROL MILLER Carol likes ice cream . Bobby and fun. She is often heard saying, That cotild be big trouble. or I know, right. Her future plans are to travel, find a good job. and enjoy. Honor Society 11: Vocations 9: Girls' Track 9: D.E. 12. DONNA MARIE MILLER Lei likes music. She dislikes Muham- med Ali. She can often be heard saying, Lisa, you're a turtle. Her future plans are to get a job and marriage. MICHAEL MINDO Mike likes girls, sports. hunting, and partying. He dislikes Dennis Downey. Football 9. 10, 11. 12: Track 9. 10: Gymnastics 9. 10. MICHAEL MOORE Mike likes Karate and partying. He dislikes teachers and homework.. The future sees Mike attending college. Tal- ent Show 11. JOHN MORGAN J. P. or Pop likes food. cartooning. art, horror movies. and Science fiction. He dislikes gym class. homework, and term papers. J. P. 's favorite saying is Never dump debris on a duffer's dome, famous cartoonist. Newspaper 12: Art Direction in School Plays. KENNETH MOYLAN Kenny enjoys partying and girls. He dislikes brownies and cops. Kenny can often be heard saying Hey Babe. The future sees him in the Air Force. Voca- tions 9: D.E. 12: Class Representative 9: Assistant Representative 10. ARLENE MURAWSKI The Boo-Boo likes to party. swimming and getting drunk. Her dislike is Miss Teresczyn. She can often be heard say- ing, Yea, right. She plans to become a telephone installer. Vocations 9 . NANCY MURPHY Murf enjoys dancing, the outdoors. and the beach. She dislikes staying in. Her favorite saying is, l don't know. In the future Murf plans to travel. Talent Show 10, 11: Cheerleading 11: Tennis 12: Girls' Track 10: Girls' Basketball 10. KATHLEEN MURRAY Kath likes to party. dancing. being with Joey. and staying out all night. She dislikes working, cleaning, and coming to school. Her favorite saying is Drop Dead . In the future Kath plans to work and marriage. Health Careers 10: Voca- tions 9: D.E. 12. ELIZABETH NIELSON Liz enjoys having fun. parties, and riding around with friends. Her dislikes are phony friends, and being sick. Her favorite saylng is, Really good. In the future Liz plans to attend college for nurs- ing and later marry. Health Careers 12: Ski Club 11. 12: Photography 9, 12: Year- book 10: Vocations 9: School Play 12: Ecology Club 10: National Science Foun- dation 11 . TIMOTHY O'BRIEN Tim likes beer. football. and softball. His dislike is school. Tim can often be heard saying, I don't want to hear it. His future plans are to join the Air Force. School Play 11, 12: Football 9, 10, 11, 12: Basketball 9, Baseball 9. 10. SUSAN O'CONNOR Sue enjoys bowling. tennis and volley- ball. She dlslikes school. Sue can often be heard saying, ' 'Don't put off till tomorrow what you can do today. She plans to become a secretary. MARGARET PASKO Penny likes going out with Nicky . rid- ing around and cooking . She dislikes con- ceited people. Her favorite saying is, I don't know or I guess so. Her future plans are to work in a Day Care Center. Vocations 9 . ROBIN A. PATRIZIO 'Robln likes vacations, riding around with the girls in her Monte , annoying Pam, long straight hair and MONEY . She dislikes getting out of bed on a cold morn- ing. the attitude and co-operation at K.H.S. and people who show their IEAL- OUSY. Honor Society 11, 12: Vocations 9: School Play 11, 12: Talent Show 11: Prom Committee 12: Cheerleading 9 , 10, 11: Tennis 12: Girls' Baseball 9: Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12: Publicity Com- Rhon likes swimming, parties, baslit- ball, motorcycles, and goofin' . Her dis- likes are sneaky people, conceited peo- ple , and lemons. Her favorite saying is, Swear on your mother. The future sees Rhon attending college. Beauty Culture 10: Talent Show 10, 11: Girls' Basketball 11, 12: Girls' Track 9. JOSEPH REYNOLDS Joe likes graduation and his dislike is Elton John - Weasal. WILLIAM PETERSON Pete likes sports. driving around all day and girls. He dislikes sitting around and doing nothing. In the future he plans to be a dentist. Ski Club 10: Vocations 9: Tennis 10, 11, 12: Bowling 9, 10, 11. 12. LAURE PILKINGTON Pickle enjoys parties, dancing, being with Phil, and staying out all night. Her dislike is school. Pickle can often be heard saying You're kidding? She plans to go to work. Vocations 9: School Play 11: Girls' Track 9, 10. GEORGE PRESTON George likes surfing, and drinking. He dislikes hospitals. George is often heard saying Break a leg or two. He plans to attend college in the future. Vocations 9: School 10, 11, 12: Football 9, 10, 11, 12: Tennis 9: Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12: Track 10. DIANE REED Di enjoys partying, movies, being with Steve , and staying out all night. She dis- likes work fAvonJ and snobs. Di plans to work in the future. Food Club 9, 10: Tal- ent Show 10, 11. PATRICIA SHARON REEVES Shas likes Larry, driving around, and music. She dislikes English IV AB-5. Shas favorite saying is Yea, sure you do. Her future plans are engineering. Honor Society 11, 12: Vocations 9: Music 9, 10, 11. 12. JOHN REGAN Regan likes athletics and beer. He plam to attend college in the future. School Play 12: Football 9, 10, 11, 12: Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12: Baseball 11, 12. RUTH RESETER Rustic enjoys partying, dancing and meeting people. Her dislikes are phony people and Monday momings. Her favor- ite saying is Yeah right. Rustie's future plans are to work. Yearbook 11, 12: Vocations 9: School Play 12: Talent Show 10: Bowling 10: Guidance Runner 10 , 11. JAMES ROBERTELLI Robo likes football, softball, volley- ball, drinking, and Saturday nights. His favorite saying is Yeah right. Jimmy's future plans are to join the Air Force. Vocations 9: School Play 11, 12: Football 9, 10, 11, 12: Tennis 12: Track 9. 10: Hall Monitor 12. STANLEY ROSENBERG Cookis likes girls, The Beatles, party- ing and good music . His dislikes are get- ting up in the morning and phony people. His favorite saying is Your ruff. School Play 12: Talent Show 11: Basketball 9: Track 10 . MARGERET RUSSELL Mags likes being with Mike and going to parties. Her dislikes are phonies. going to school and work. Mags' favorite saying is Party. Her future plans are to work and get married. Vocations 9. ROBERT SCHOENTUBE Bob likes sports. and dislikes stuck-up girls. His favorite saying is What's up Bro or Pro. Bob's future plans are to join the Navy and go wherever they take him . BILLY SERENSON Billy enjoys playing cards and darts. His dislikes are Brownies. Billy's favorite saying is You little cuda head. His future plans are to work. School Play 12: Cross Country 9, 10, 11, 12: Track 9, 10. CAROLYN SHEPPARD Cookie likes parties, basketball, swim- ming, drinking, and goofing around. Her dislikes are phony people, English, walk- ing, and work. Her favorite saying is Knock it off. Cookie's future plans are to be a Travel Receptionist. Talent Show 10, 11: Basketball 11, 12: Track 9: Hall Monitor 12. LINDA SIM Sim's likes to be with Steve and dis- likes history , and getting up in the morn- ing. Linda's favorite saying is Get out of here. Her future plans are to get a job and then marry. Talent Show 11, 10: Bas- ketball 10. 11: Baseball 11: D.E. 11, 12: School Band 11, Leader 12: Chorus 10, 11. GERALD SPOOR Jerry likes sports and beer. His future plans are to attend college. School Play 12: Football 12: Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12. KAREN STANGRECIAK Stang likes John Denver songs, ani- mals, Physics, and KHS Science Dept. Her dislikes are doing things because everybody does, people who try to be something they're not, Shakespeare, and Gym. Her favorite saying is Do I care? Karen's future plans are to attend college to be a Vet. Assistant. Ski Club 12: French Club 9, 10, 12: Honor Society 11. 12: Food Club 10. 11: Vocations 9: School Play 11: Talent Show 11: Cheerleading 9 , 10, 11, 12: Track 9: Teacher's Aid 11, 12: Student Council 11: Vice Pres. 12: Class Vice Pres. 10: Homecoming Court 10, 12: Ecology Club Vice Pres. 10 . SUSAN STERLING Sue likes gym, and swimming. Her dislikes are distrustful people . Her favor- ite saying is I don't know. Sue's future plans are to work. Vocations 9. NANCY STUMPH Nance likes partying, eating, movies, being with Dale , and staying out all night. Her dislikes are snobs and work. Nancy's'favorite saying is I don't know. Work and marriage are Nancy's future plans. ROBERT SULLIVAN Bob likes athletics and Budweiser. His future plans are to attend college. School Play 10, 11, 12: Football 9, 10. 11, 12: Basketball 9, 10. 11, 12: Baseball 9, 10, 11. 12: Hall Monitor 12. RICHIE TAYLOR Ham likes girls, cars, and parties. He dislikes Brownies. His favorite saying is Dynamite. Richie's future plans are to attend college. Vocations 9: D.E. 12. EVELYN THOMAS Ev likes being with friends, swimming, driving, and racing. Her dislikes are Mr. Capablbo, paranoids, and German home- work. Ev's favorite saying is Weelll! Ski Club 10, 11: Photography 9: German Club 12: Yearbook 10: Food Club 9: Voca- tions 9: School Play 9 , 12: Prom Commit- tee 12: D.E. 12. DEBORAH TODD Debi likes having a good time, being outside, freedom, and tennis. Her dislikes are English. first period of the day, get- ting up in the moming , insincere people, and Magoo. Her plans are to attend col- lege. Photography 9, 10, 11: Yearbook 10: Newspaper 12: Honor Society 11 , 12: Vocations 9: School Play 10: Prom Com- mittee 12: Ecology Club 10, 12: Lapidary Club 12: N.S.F. '74 11. DOROTHY TODD Dori likes Steve. her friends, fun, working. and driving. Her dislikes are too much homework, English, phony people, and paranoias. Dori's favorite saying is What! College and marriage are her future plans. Ski Club 11: Photography 9: Yearbook 10: Honor Society 11, 12: Vocations 9: School Play 12: Prom Com- mittee 12: Track 9. DAWN TROUPE Duffy likes parties, dancing, and being with Craig. Her dislikes are history and going home at night. Dawn's favorite say- ing is Get out of here. Beauty Culture is Dawn's future plans. Vocations 9: School Play 11: Cheerleading 10: Basket- ball 11, 12: Track 9, 10. DONNA TROUPE Trouper likes sports, dancing, and noisy places. Her dislikes are people who drink and act like phonies. Her favorite saying is You're a scrounge. Vocations 9: School Play 10: Capt. of Cross Country 12: Basketball 9, 10, 11, Capt. 12: Soft- ball 11, 12: Track 9, 10: Twirler 9. WILLIAM VANDERWEERD Billy likes parties and girls. His dis- likes are snobby girls, and crummy par- ties. Billy's future plans are to have fun. KAREN VERNO Karen likes going out and having a good time. Her dislikes are waking up and Wulffies tests. Karen's favorite saying is Get away from me . Vocations 9: Ush- erette for School Play 12: Twirling 9: Crisco Award 11: D.E. 11, 12. PATRICIA WALSH Mackrly or Pug likes partying and having a good time. Her dislikes are get- ting up for school and phonies. Pug's favorite saying is Yeah right. Her future plans are undecided. Vocations 9: Cheerleading 9, 10: Track 9. RICHARD WENGER Richie likes hunting and fishing. He dislikes school. Cross Country 9. CHERYL WEST O. L. likes music. art, reading books. Her dislikes are none. Cheryl's favorite saying is Be thou faithful unto death, and I will give thee a crown of life. Her future plans are to study Ministry. Ski Club 11: Photography 9 , 10: Honor Soci- ety 11, 12: Vocations 9: School Play 11: Talent Show 10: Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12: Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12. FRANK WINKLER Winky's favorite saying is You Schmuck. His future plans are to be a Bum. French Club 9, 10: Vocations 9: Bowling 10. MARTHA WINTER Martha likes to ski, go camping, being with people who know how to have a good time. 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