Kennedy High School - Gryphon Yearbook (Willingboro, NJ)

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o 1 fl lb '1 I-I Q' 9.1 37 H I 10 3 , Homeroom 146 Mr. Schleider . Lappas, S. . Knight, L. Linder, S. Lincoln, A. . Kelsey, H. Kaufman, D. Keefer, D. Kelley, I. Lausten, K. Kenselaar, Kukla, D. Lay, J. G. LaGambina, P. Knobel, P. Levinson, H. Kelly, D. Kelly, K. Kiernan, C. 20. Kelly, V. Kramer, L. Kissel, E. Langford, J. Kahanofsky, P. Kressen, S. Kohlbrenner, G. Kelly, D. . Lincoln, G. H omeroom 128 1. Cassidy, H. 2. Butler, H. 3. Candeloro, D. 4. Bowden, I. 5. Brettel, S. 6. Brown, M. 7. Borden, E. 8. Card, D. 9. Bornheim, J 10. Brechbill, G. 11. Boswell, B. 12. Carpenter, J 13. Butler, J. 14. Cantwell, J. 15. Buchter, P. . Blumenthal, T. . Booth, D. . Burns, M. . Borden, D. . Burns, E. . Brown, P. . Borne, D. . Burton, C. . Card, D. . Mr. Pfeifer . Boyle, E. . Burke, J. . Carrol, J. . Cantelope, D. . Brawley, B. 3 K I 1 , pn lg

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1 Junior Class Officers: l-r,- Secretary, Margie Segalg President, Alex Ungerleiderg and Vioe-President, Betty Foster. H omeroom 158 1, Sussman, B, 10. Szymczak, D. 2, Tomsgy, M, 11. TLlCkl'lOI'I1, D. 3. Straub, S. Thomas, K- 4. Tomsey, J. TYHOIL J- 5, Switzer, R, 14. Toritto, P. 6, Stewart, D, 15. Tl'10l'I13.S, B. 7. Ulrope, R. 16. Stevenson, J. 8. Stehly, J. 17. Sussman, S. 9. Mr. Flynn CLASS OF '68 The Class of '68 has come a long way since they first entered JFK in September 1964. That year the Class of '68 compiled a long list of accomplishments including receiving the prize for the best decorated hall during K-week and selling the most Betsy Ross Candy. The next year, as Sophomores, they started with a handicap-they were the low-men-on-the-totempole for the second year because of split-sessions. They did not let this stop them, however, and they went on to sponsor a smashing Hy Lit Record Hop, and order their class rings in May. Their memories of their Junior year begin with receiving their rings in October, and last through PSA Ts and SA Ts to the Junior Party in the spring. They organized a number of fund-raising projects such as shaker and horn sales, dances and bake sales. These were to help raise money for their Senior year. Already they are planning for their Senior Trip and Prom which they eagerly await. 157

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Homeroom 214 1. Mr. Stewart 2. Hollinger, L. 3. Hyndman, B. 4. Isreal, J. 5. Jehns, M. 6. Hendry, V. 7. Johnson, K. 8. Hawkins, F. 9. Glenney, D. 10. Horowitz, D. 11. Horan, K. 12. Ireland, I. 13. Hoke, S. 14. Hoffman, C. .. . as gf. . B3 W fT'3'5'A K' Qr li i fk ,2 Q' W -1 I 'O 1 159 Homeroom 236 1. Christine, R. 2. Mr. Miller 3. Curtis, L. 4. Chapman, P. 5. Crouder, F. 6. Dallas, J. 7. Dales, D. 8. Collins, B. 9. Ciraulo, P. 10. Cooke, C. 11. Cucknel, B. 12. Cresenta, E. 13. Daugherty, D. 14. Chabot, A. 15. Coates, J. 16. Darcy, N. 30 32 . Hood, B. .Horton, G. . Jenks, R. . Hayes, P. Hawkins, B. . Horner, T. . Hedges, G. . Hartley, B. . Hansen, P. . Hughs, K. Handy, B. Hart, C. Johnson, J. . Cintron, R. . Cauthen, L . Cone, C. . Darcy, B. . Conway, C . Collins, B. . Cavanaugh . Cooper, B. . Cooper, A. . Chabot, R. . Coin, M. . Cohen, H. . Danner, L. . Collins, D. . Collins, R. . Daniels, C. 1