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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.
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Valedictorian Salutatorian To some an education might mean an opportu- nity for financial security. 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
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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.
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