Kingsway Regional High School - Lancer Yearbook (Swedesboro, NJ)

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St. joseph's School for guidance, showing us the way through difficulty or distressg proving itself in lives of purposeg directing us through a concern for our welfare . . . . . . for inspiration, instilling within us the highest idealsg strengthening us with spiritual enrichment, creat- ing in us great ambitions . . . . . . for encouragement, never fail- ing in support of our cause, never loosing faith in our potential, never ceasing to urge us on to higher achievements . . . for these and for the numer- ous accompanying influences, on our young lives, we dedicate our yearbook, the 1966 Zmefer, to those most responsible for our success, our Communities. nn ,Nag , M. E:....-.M-q f '13397 V - 5 Q,.f-1415 9- Plflllmzii, ,F ...M .,,,, gg' -9 ,xv -'1 5 f ffg ' 5 s. . f Q 1 si -1 .. 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L f f-ww+f,- V.,- f W iw Q S X xg' Q fl 2 ' I E KARL NOLTE East Greenwich Township Mayors 'N UENTIN LANGE 532 Q South Harrison Township of SOUTH HARRISON TOWNSHIP W. Huggins fPresjg H. Muhlbaier KV. Pres.Jg A. Blackg E. Crispin, jr.g J. DeMarisg R. Elderg R. Hackettg E. Loweg P. Schuch. CHARLES PENN Swedesboro JOSEPH MACCARONE Vfoolwich Township Boards EAST GREENWICH J. O. Heritage QPres.jg S. C. Fish QV. Pres.Jg C. Jacobsong C. Thompson' F. Hammelg G. Smithg W. Simmlerg W. Middletong R. Plattg Y 1 'K Education T. Wright fPres.jg R. Butler QV. Presjg E. Browng C. Damaskg W. Hillg A. jessg R. Lippincottg V. Perryg F Zayacg n R Q is ff' , 'W' f f ! V!! ifif i X Administration and Faculty ,If - -,,.. if nib-f WILLIAM A. MULLEN, JR. Vice-President EVELYN T. DUNN Secretary A CHARLES S. HOMAN, President The Board of Education in Action JOSEPH A. PIDGEON ELAINE S. RODE WILLIAM C. PETIT lf-f is ,N ROBERT M. URION HENRY B. EN GLE AaJ 'X ,v FRANK CENTURIONE 1 sf 'f-in-f DONALD KAFKA Vice-Principal Harold A. Eaton, Jr. Congratulations upon the completion of a successful and full year of school experiences! You have made this one of the best years in the history of Kingsway Regional High School. You should be very proud. The ability to succeed in the pursuit of happiness is not innate in the human being but must be acquired through long and patient study. If you'll take everything your schools have to offer-mentally, morally, physically, and if, in return, you'll give everything you've got-the best that's in you-you'll be trained and conditioned to play the game of life to a successful and happy conclusion. The sweetest sound to the human ear is the Well done, good and faithful servant, which is said to those who have used their talents fully as they walked along Life's Highway. I wish you success and God speed in your chosen endeavor. Sincerely, Harold A. Eaton, jr. I0 .4 sm , Superintendent Robert S. Costill If I could give the members of the Class of 1966 three things which could help to guarantee success in life, they would be as follows: Q15 The desire and ability to create-to do something original-something no one else has ever done before. C21 The quality of persistence, the urge to keep going until the job is done. C31 The quality of dissatisfaction-the feeling that if you had it to do over again you could do an even better job. I have been very proud of the Class of 1966 and fully expect to hear great things of you. My best wishes go with you in whatever your choices of en- deavor. R. Costill Administration RALPH BAKER Temple University, B. S. University of Michigan, M .S. Biology .tif fl A. KENNETH ALSTON , West Chester State College, A. B. Pbyfiml Edumtion 'FREDERICK BERGMANN Glassboro State College, B. A. Spatial Edumlion The Art and Music additions to the library will be 2 so , auxin., DOROTHY W. BLAIR Museum College, B. A. Columbia, M. A. 1 wi, All ip, ...- A .. T.. A wf . 1 L ft . 2.1 . 21.5 i : . mf Y ' X 1 -15 .. y f V an 1 wg. Q 5 - V -. . VICTOR P. BOHSEN Merlmzzical Drawing Newark State College, B.S. . K ,M-wtf fn, H.. ,. fr Skilled men at work. til I, 1 , , xy! 9 4, s -fx . LYDIA s. BRESLER t e Albright College, B.S. L Libmriafz I JOSEPH F. BONA Western Maryland, B.A. General Science MARGARET O. BURCH University of Pennsylvania, BJ, Black of Time il- , -',,r ' .a 'f fl Qi .3 ,. uw ,E 1 -A. is 4-n l, Q ' 1. .fg j i f. ' 5 ,, JOHN BUYARSKI La Salle College, B.S., Frenrly, Englirla pf Scarba steals the spotlight, 'VW'- k CHARLES CAPALDI Cheyney State College, B.S., Wood Shop 55 JOHN CAVANAGH ' l Glassboro State College Metal Shop JOHN COOPER Morgan State College, B.S., Muff: EDITH B. CRAWFORD Temple University, B.S., Blork of Time The Big Five DAVID G. S. DeGROODT Glassboro State College, B,S., Math CAMILLA T. COSTELLO Rosemont College, A.B. Latin, Englifly los- -4 MITCHELL J. CZOCH JR Wilkes College, B.S., M.S., Guidance M MARION P. FRAZIER Douglass College, B.S., Home Efanomicr, Heultb WILLIAM B. GIBBS West Chester State College, B.S., Block of Time ' ,gf HELEN E. HUNTER Drexel Institute of Technology, B.S., Home Economicx According to these calculations we have produced a bomb! JAMES R. LEONARD, JR. Glassboro State College, B.A., ,Hixtory FRANCIS H. IVIARKS Rider College, B.S,, Rutgers University Ed.M., B u,rine,r.r Edumliorz JACQUELINE LOGUE Glassboro State College N mare uf wi it Terence, This is stupid stuff! BARBARA MARTIN West Chester State College,l B.A., Mufir it ww' X xg? 3 as - 5 4:54 b I 5 x R' 3 M595 1 ,f as If 4 L ' 731 i. rl fn 5 if wmv? ETHEL S. MARTELL Temple University, B S Bufineu Edumzion X Y 'VQQQ JAMES J. MCGRODY, JR. West Chester State College, B.S., Sofia! Studier M. LUCINDA MOLITOR North Carolina State College for Wfomen, B.A., Englirb ,gf RONALD PERKINS Glassboro State College, Blurb of I :me LUCY R. M. NOCELLA Temple University, B.S., Spanirb QBRMBUGW Sorry, we were here first! . . ,.,, U .,, , ,V ,.,.. ,t.,.,,A.,,,,m.,,,,,,,,x,y ,Mn EMIL W. PRAKSTA Ed.M. Blark of Time MICHAEL SCARBA Bloomsburg State Colle Blork of Time ge, ROSANNE ROCCHINO Glassboro State College, B.A,, Englifb Temple University, B.S., 1 if .ff., at E35 all ANDREW J. SHAVEL California State College, B.S., Social Studies il 4 H 'fx QV ELIZABETH H. SHERMAN West Chester State College, B.S., Guidanre xii 8 I SECEFTA9? LEO SMITH Saint Vincent's College, B.S., Cbemiflry JACK B. STOWMAN Rutgers University, B.S., Ed.M., Agrirullure Stk., Push this button down, and the drum goes 'round and 'round! 'WN SARAH E. STUMP University of Pennsylvania, B.S., Math AUDREY B. THOMAS Gettysburg College A.B. Plvyfiral Edumlimz JOSEPH A. TROPEA La Salle College, B.S., Block of Time BARBARA TURNER J. Glassboro State College, B.A., Erzgliflf, Social Sludies NORMAN VELYKIS 5 A in Temple University, B.S., 5, Pbyximl Education 1 LW . ' 7 ,tl, , t , ,N f . kt I 'JV Guidance Geniuses fi'-F f i,Q,n e ,ue I? MILDRED D. WEST Pierce School of Business Buxineu Edumlion 1, . N. . A -'. A. u' f t ,ill-Q, P ,M . 2 ', , NORMAN K. WILSON Glassboro State College, B.A., 'fhn.YZ. Blank of Tzme 1 eg g., ' -- in T2 w wt 1. ,J is 4-.laliew tmsf ., .2 V - , , 'f ' -WMA. I 'af H :ze-5 l .s Sf L f .Q 1 .- -.f - ff: . .sg ., L, . , f .. , 'l.- of .154 , . 1, 1 - sw airy A f f i fmit-i I .4 1 f 'R wlwgi, F. ,ve 4 Q, 4 f an ,Y 5' ess Health, happmess and food go together! l And so ends another day B. FOLKER A ff 2-:WI-1' X Z l .ff X Fir X1 34,1 M. LEIBFARTH L , DR, SERRI Non-Teaching Stuff . f . ' we . R. MU HLBAIER git , 5 5 xp,-.':?lj,1, V - . 4 1 Q ,1 , +: 1 W V in 'fi ii' ,. 2 P. WHITE D. PENNELL N. FISH S M. Hepparcl, A. Gage, S. Cuzzilla, T. Burnight R. jordan, A. jaggers, E. Cardwell, P. Vlhite W. Mackin, M. Frederick, O. Clarke, R. Geitz, Q. Gage, N. Fish, E. 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Mr. james McGrody M.- F I A l ' F if 5 ,ei For the news you need, listen to Davis and Reed. 3' 55' C'W'f ?5!?f'9NE HERB fkihi, A 'K 4. Q '11 kgvsw auf? fue U t tt Q it tt vt t S , 'Q---....... Key Club The 'Key Men' of Kingsway. President V. Prex. Sefreiary Treasurer Ad vifor .. Larry Zane . . . . Robert Lerch Thomas Schoener Joseph Centurione Mr. john Buyarski -w- -V J: f , ' ' . 7 . ' , I f, ': -'- , . ' . 'F---L, , .rr ' V . W V , Jw Y. ,.,..,,,- ,.,,, , ,, ,,,5f ,-11-L. A,,u.:Lgv,:, i,,,,Lu:MM.r,h!g 1 ' A .. i . V lfgf-uw J-5, .-., L A., 1-w 1 ,ff, aw: s in . , . X' ' ...F-..a..g- , 4-.W ,, ,1 K. A .,,, sm.. ww ' .. X ..- r s . Q' .rdggld 5- -, A-, 1 -X - jgf' J .D Wa. W . ' D3M:y's Gr- ,H . fs -' - A - ' Jxi - - .' 3. A.-rf. ff -' TL., 4 .kk Y 4 -3' 'fn 'r+.,., . -- MT H 'Q . U- . . . and not a scratched fender! ' I ri f, 'vi if 05110 0 X 1 1 Aix My W- J' o 1- 0 'flcux-'V F.F.A fA-' ' Q F.F.A. Queen, Ann Marie Caltabiano E Hea QQ: R Bard Av L Bresler ,ts V Pres ll Young Ag 4 A S Clendmmg G Fxsher Hames C Inman G Kmght R Lerch B Lyons F-. A l X C Payne R Redkoles N Verdnnelh B Waller I- Zane R B0m0 S Doerrmann C Gfenhaff dley L Kafka H Knlghc L Lewxs L Muhlbaxe N aranto S ta ouse S Stecher F Stung J Tornarchxo F Caruso J 'JS I 'HutChmS0n P Moffa K Penrose J Young Charu These four qualities are the basis by which students are selected for membership in the National Honor Society. The honorary club's purpose is to pay recog- nition to outstanding students. Members are ex- pected to maintain the high ideals synonomous of the organization. The inspirational induction service is held annually in early spring. Club admission is restricted to quali- iied sophomores, juniors and seniors. The National Honor Society has sponsored several extracurricular activities throughout the year. Fund- raising programs included a dance and paper drive, the proceeds of which were used as a scholarship for a Worthy senior. The Society conducted food drives for a needy family at Christmas and Easter. In ad- dition, N. H. S. members participated in the High fchool Bowl at Clayton High School. cter Scholarship Leadership Service Pi 'wry EW E '?' - - Assembly Committee Stage Crew 5 K, we-we, 2-. ill 'nlX V qs-,,. i- Debuting Club Wx Audio-Visual Aids Photography Club i Varsity Club .K ,.,, 4 A 4- f Q 'if uhuh i 1 K My L4 mu s X 1:-X E E SW u gr? French Club Mathematics Club Chemistry Club .il my Spanish Club A, Biology Club FP f pf, ,,,. ly. A4 1 in XX, -.. , gllml E Biology Club -ew.-...,,..,.,,,, 9 Junior Science Club pat, F 'ij L.:-2-if Z' Knitting Club l ns ,fy Arts Q U Q l Q A pr' k Q 2 . , ! V A A 4,,V 5 ,:' , - if W , ,. mf, 752 ' ' .......-. ev! y :wan - timmy ,4,W. A Q m, t.tt C V qi ,Q E5 C .K 't.,,Qwp1, , Ig' , ,,,, ., fm,- - and Crafts- 8th AO ,7Mw 4 ,V mf'-' - hw C I u b .qHWf'dv2',+M jf, If-,F mzfajcv h V, fgv f UI' ' Aff' .,wQfff?, 9 44 ,,ag!,!+WW CL s nmw't 5 X la 41-U-lhnkwk.- ,ng ..,.:u.- x M , , -fhkx , mfg!! we ' H Q22 X 51 HK K Q W? Ceramics Club if ,1 ., . O 0 xi O 4- gi-'ZZI xr 7th grade X Jewelry Club Drafting Club 'ZR 7 'Ha l -Egg 2 J - - I 1 x 40 Ei? r-xi, 1 Pi 'L fngv 'N-,, uw. f .LX Commercial u 5 fl ,1- X fr! X If 'I Industrial Arts Club Y! YYY 1 l W h 1 if 1- 4l Q ,,..,.-,F Q- - I Future Nurses H1 I s Future Teachers X f 4 3 X Future Homemakers L7 QQ 5. . J .X .wp After Recipe Ingredients: Senior High boys, I kitchen Procedure: Combine ingredients and Beware! Results: Chef's Club Before la VN Qgxg Ng,-X x - S . nl, 1, ,w. Ku I 1 - Rails' fn? Football Club ,Xxx-1, D30 - Basketball Club ll-X le JL Ox Boys' Intramurals V ,A A QC C ,l a M ' -IQ ' wifi , Wx 3554 . f L lf A 1 C ' ' ' ' FT 3? - 5 f - , C 5. 2 . my E .Jaxx ,3,31 ,5, ,XAK XZ is 2 an , Lb Q, W .ll fi .NY by if :vi il, Q5 Q :2l,Q,,,,3,,. , i,,.a,,s,5,gf,l A 3, . a. 4 M fl: as I ,X I Q in A V, 1 - K, V- W? Wg v 'fha 1 'W .': 11'f i I A . 4 l lpqgpg, 5 . JZ, L fn , U 1 .Mm 1 V 1, V l ,v 'x ,- l , 1 , J ME, 3 1.4: is , A , , Q, 5 - S i x C ll ,f 5 . Q A A I , . , . , , ell! - 3' - . V, , 9- :J Golf Club 1 V l- Sportsmen's Club fZQ1U-Vx Glrls Intramurals l6!'l7n4 L s f X Boys' Intramurals Senior ch fo CRO xl'-I 'p 'S' 46 4 5 V Eff H . it T Qi, t cv . 1 . rw: L43 ' 'A gf ' X . l : I Have Club, Will Travel IN Junior ,,. -97+ Junior Band N 1 f 7 325 fb XJ' 5 I Q H X 5 Concert Band rx, bw, rf X X-ILC Junior Chorus Senior Chorus rw TF? x w. BETTE ANNE REED . '94 w 1 r ' E ' F4 lm, l H Ur V! 5 , gig, I 'az !g,3xg Ffa, 2 E, gfg 2 f sf Jr gm--i?a'? E V' , ,. , .1 ggL1z?3:?x1im..,,p,,.Z52!.5.'2.., WWE.. , naw' in faatkfga-V -qs w. , .fn an 'away was ea new -4,i4.zff:1mmfjf1'j:az. 3 , f H 3 ' 'ww-vsigw. Qfui4wwaf2f2e.-:Ne'42:aEw,Gak, 22219515 I -' ,J M., in HT' mi V, ,Ill . Capt. V. Lamsong S. Thomas, B. Huff, M. Penn, R. Glass, B. Lyons, N. Paranto, B. Callahan 'tw BONNIE SHOLDERS ,W Lf, A ,QM L Xfq- GJ . gg Q' Q J. Boston, F. String,.J. Gardiner, B. Reed, Capig J. Stiles, D. Seher, C. Seher, J. Marino, fcenter badcj ,el H 1 N xi 3' ,- , . - 'wx jr .: rs! xl .I 4411s .,r W' 1 '. . , 5:1 5. ,4.:.,:ff'9 1' W., ra I Q 4, . + FLAG TEAM: Kneeling: Capt., P. Leonardi. Slmzdifzg: B. Ross, D. Russo, V. Bragdon, L. Schoener, B. Clarke. 1 ', 2 -54 Yi f' ' fs M . -.1fr,gw'f , ,Q . A . .N .W - ,rg - -1. Q N4 Q ,Q ,A A li. f agp. -- i4f,3,,,.ti'Tf:i.'f-ri . , ,, ,Y ,.. ,.. ,rw my W f- -g,1-Q5??g'!?'n','a.1'5.2i 5-85.1 ' , ' Lf- 3'1.1',, r Jie.: I N ,- ' - '-f- -1 V., ff -7. Q., ,.zj.,iNqs:yfA., ,76g,qg.,..5, .:.-E. , 5.95134 , . , .,, -j-U -i A I F.: ,j2.,'f,.w-'jv3fcW 5 W-mi, rj:-,nk . V. 1, .A :M,4.1.'f, V is-hfii,,5, f, .zz-. C. ' ' .,'.,,- J -414 ,-'N' 241.9 . .H .1 ' -'ff' .1 if - .af H 'f ,-1 G-'VH .. . . . f-n.-w-f -pikfg, , ' ,-: 7-if h J-my an -fd? - T-,M V ., -.1 ,. ,, HM A , , IPJ1- .. ' ,wwf 351,55 .1 .V ..-fe-L. -.-jl'!..?',1 fu. 1,49Esf..-.4-v..1.. 'ff -4-.St Football-Dragon Awafd J- Bumight Basketball-Baseball Jim Fauntleroy Cross Country-Steve Owen Hockey A Sorbello Basketball B A Reed Coaches T fack -Bmw Award Winners Kingsway's Outstanding Athletes Athletics VARSITY: Standing: J. Tomarchio, S. Doerrmann, J. English, B. McCann, P. Fones, A. Sarbello, L. Cristau- do, C. Vanaman, S. Stackhouse. JUNIOR VARSITY: -I. Rastelli, J. Kirschling, C. Bittle, J. Zammarrelli, ji Bundens. Y my X! ,gifs ,, :ef 1, .. mb. 1 it S Nr W?'f1?!'! w I lfxvg Cheerleaders if ,W3g . .... . ia: -ff A 'i K . r D . ! 1. 'm fif X .1 i , ' r tl A' .. A-3 Vx , H is 5 New V- , f eafff' 5 ff 'A , . ea' ' 5 ,, 1 VARSITY: Lefl to riglaty J. Bates, R. Zappala, A. Caccese, S. Miller, J. Armstrong, Coach F. Marks, M. Shrader, S. Owen, S. Ross, Cross Country The first Cross Country season in the history of Kingsway Regional High School started when twelve candidates reported to Coach Marks. With their meet against Merchantville, the season took on a gloomy outlook when the Silver Knights swept to victory despite the superla- tive running of Steve Miller. The following week, our two Steves- Miller and Owen-led us to a satisfying victory over arch-rival, Pit- man. Successive defeats at the hands of Salem and Glassboro brought more gloomy days to the Marksmen. However, great victories by lop-sided scores over Delsea and Washintgon Township, and a close victory over Group 5 power-Paulsboro-gave a happy conclusion to the first regular Cross Country season. In the Gloucester County Championship Meet, Kingsway runners managed to edge out Paulsboro, West Deptford, Pitman, Delsea, and the Washington Township harriers. gffi-fL,,.,-f1f'1 1 . - Merchantville Pitman Salem Wash. Twp. Glassboro Paulsboro Delsea What's the rush? The Master-Milers ! SCHEDULE Kingsway Opponent 34 21 23 33 42 19 22 40 29 26 27 50 17 40 W e x p .1 Q 722255 'WY 'fri ' 7' - wr.. av , , arfffffv Q if' m '. et' --Ne ff . .Q , 1 1 ..1: , k1,f:a,-.fzm 5 ,,,, . x K' f 1 .... . .... a V 11,3 ftfavzlf 5 ,..r g 'Q ww? ,Q-. 1 .M . V 4 Tfilitiiy ' is-:L 1 . 1 Cjtafifli-Vg , 7151 'i1::?'S'-'Q i'iij3'5T ' ' rfiall' .rs 1 f 'mei v at a?-'s 1-'H .i-.,.- ,...-.t 14 1 ' -f.. rf . 3- 2+ - ws!'2:xl4-zffaiteiftfsffafff-:c1 P 5 3742+ 1' f '3.'11'?L iff' 'li' .iff 1' . NU' S, Varsity X .1 .. Kneeling: J. Robertson, K. Fox, L. Kakusi, J. Bundensg Second Raw: L. Bland, G. Fisher, E. Headley, Coach Thomas, A. Sarbello, J. Kirschling C Gauntg Third Row: J. Chapman, K. George, B. Money, B. Reed, J. Tomarchio The girls' varsity hockey team, although filled with the great Kingsway spirit, suffered defeat in the season's first game with Pennsville, 2-1, but bounded back to defeat Salem 2-0. After losing to Pitman, the Dragonettes were able to recover and defeat Delsea. The lassies from Woodstown and Clayton added two additional defeats to the season record. Despite these losses, the hard-fighting Kingsway girls managed to end the season by tying Washington Township and defeating the lady Devils from Penns- rove. g Senior coacaptain, Bette Anne Reed, led the offensive unit while co- captain Anita Rose Sarbello, and the remaining seniors Geneva Fisher, Kathleen Fox, Cynthia Gaunt, and Joyce Robertson paced the Dragonettes' defense. Junior Brenda Money contributed eight goals and gained fame by becoming the leading scorer in the Tri-County League. Keep up the good Work, Brenda! Other juniors who show promise for next year's squad include Jo Anne Bundens, Linda Kakusi, and Eileen Headley. Sophomore Jeanne Kirschling also saw plenty of varsity action. The Junior Varsity squad had a winning season as it showed no mercy on Salem, Delsea, Woodstown and Pennsgrove. However, they suffered three defeats at the hands of Pennsville, Pitman and Washington Township. Leading the future varsity in goals scored were Joanne Gardiner with six, Jean Robertson with four, and Jo Anne Chapman with two. With these remaining juniors, sophomores, and freshmen, Coach Audrey Thomas anticipates a successful season next year. 54 CO-CAPTAINS: Anita Rose Sarbello, Bette Anne Reed Audrey Thomas if .., ,, K 1 - E 5 Wi w Q .ep an T Another goal in the making .,,,.:i 110 v-' fm-of-mf. WM W1U ? l mm2m?k1g,g5-Awww N 1. miami , .. M, VARSITY SCHEDULE E ..,2-r,f 5'fz!f' ..-HMG swag r., My fl'-,., 'paw Km sway Opponents gay, wr' WMM iv an-6. 'N' nw, M Q b gg3., 'i:'5Q g xr-W., :T an 1.5. - Q . .,.... -M--A-'M t ls Q ' -3 -TVJQIHQ, -.! 'f I - . L , , 1 ' ? ... V K - , YA V , . . I ' an X, -Y lcilygw Q P , , 1,,W,,, V th VL 55 . I K --A. ,,, no diggs W- 1 ? ' -'Z 21'-21.1-ga-J-A ' f' :. Ti, ,Zan '-'- 'J-Lfjolggiss Xf.gQf1 .i. A ' - v' I , , 369 P i ' ' W - ' K ,,-' .. ' 'Q' -. . - 3 ' ...x . 1 ': ? 2 l1?' f - 37-21: ,'1'.yf.: ',, - 5 Q ,. lg 1-V,-,.,1,.t-v',, ,5,gr+.,2'4f'?fo .- -' ?+,,, 7 'J'7?! ',f.,4'-, ,iQ-'ggi-If,- ' .3.44,5,.o,, I CL . .t f .,f,+.1,.'g,1,Q,u - f W .wr-+z.. V 2 1 -'fir --aff' ' ' f- - '4 ' ,, 'xr -419 ' .sf-. ff -1,5 -, A .. H .. .W .L 1 A V, 4 wr -5 X .-ffw f,,,.- --'fg, ,r,, f' 4 . :xr 1 N ,mail ., ,i . A, T P A xml. W- v ,. ,, ww f- Q . ,f A Us , ' - ' 2. ., f ' ' ' Wim-ski- '. .4 , K --Juni.. ' n- tgp.-.Qi fart, 2 paw --1' f?f!.3Tv-'91 '4 'f .' A, X 'Z fx .'f,f,f,g,,jkA . te,-L, . 4, 'A 1 - -ss. 1' -f ff-up .s ', , Q In -.f ,,.-hm., -53-vi, 1. ,A ,.- .X L' U 'MJ-an Better luck next time. Hockey 1965 Pennsville Salem Pitman Delsea Wwdstown Clayton Washington Twp Pennsgrove f 9 - fr-'M . Rush it in. MANAGERS: Sealed: A. Cozzubo, er, D. Gathings D. Bagbyg Smnding.' P. Weil, A. Short- . ay , -7'...L.-. . 56 Where's the ball ? -k . B. A. REED JUNIOR VARSITY SCHEDULE Kingsway Opponent Pennsville 2 3 Salem 1 0 Pitman 0 2 Delsea. 2 0 Woodstown 2 0 Clayton 0 0 Wash. Twp. 1 3 Pennsgrove 5 1 .xi 4 1 . . Q , -.,-1' A 'N'-.K 2 2 'ig'--4 . J A w. -QPF K. Clendining, L. Kapp, C. Creamer, T. Knightg Serand Raw: C. Grenhart, J. Gardiner, J. Payne, V. Urion, Coach Mrs. Logue, J. Glass, D D. Birnbaumg Third Row: E. Bailey, J, Robertson, P. Pratt, R. Glass, S, Stecher, B. Clarke, J. D'Andrea Junior Varsity Another hard push pays off. 57 - fs -4'3 ' if I x f' 2, , A ff W , 1. ,, I 3 ,, ,. 1 3 ia.. 44' W f, ny. ,, ,, ...l ,W .ra ,., . xi, X f. ,Kr H nw ' sv. ,rf 1 ,W r as. if A Y x , . if .Q ,S . , , 1 . ,W,,,, . . . .tg . . My r ,, , ,, . ., . - 'V . 4 A ,y - f. ...sr , :V . , .,, W5 V V. no ,V , w I 7. . ,ka -, . . Y rf V . ,. New fby'- f A A f ,ww QQ:-an T. as a. ff -we A A A T A o i . r. . , . as : se w M 'M N N K' W. N. . ASQ- I l been A , - . ll . ji' ' l f 5-0 V lg IQQQ sv 'Y i 41,1 , , if T . . . xi' f 1' YQ' f ff it N if i l L' if A ' K . . f r s - S 'x' 'frail ,ff1, ' '33 fi? Q '- ,L - T or K yy , 'if ta K ri we f Z 5 as ,M e f S' ' rv 2.0 A .- oy? 75 If ' if l ' in K A Y s ,Hone It .'-is rf' f - ' if S 'Ml 1- 7' 0,1 'fs ,, J ,J , . - -,, . 5, l aaa JW' ' 1 - 'M-A 6. 3. faq ' . , Y' fi-VK 3. tell., Q max L , X Sgdkgui LBJ JA avi. f wff.r:.....,. , f ' Standing: Coach K. Alston, T. Slusar, C. Brown, R. Ross, H. Dersch, J. Crawford, D. Smith, E. Reiger, E. Smith, J. Tombleson, W. Bragdon, R. C. DeVault, R. Wuest, R. Fauntleroy, H. Knight, D. Hendrickson, S. Licciardello, D. Martin, K. Clark, Asst. Coach J. McGrody. r 58 COACHES: N. Wilson, J. McGrody, K. Alston, R. Perkins, R. Baker FOOTBALL The 1965 Kintzsway Regional High School Football fseason began on September 2, under the lights at Clayton. Plaguecl by a r.zin-soaked field. the Dragon offense got off to a slow start against a scrappy Clipper Squad. Down at halftime by 6-U, the Dragons returned to the field in the second half determined to win. Blghl-lunter. after completing an eighteen yard aerial to Larry Zane, hantet offi'To'jim Fauntleroy who, with a number of downfield blocks. raced fifty-six yards off tackle tol score. The Dragon touchdown was capped by Bernie Wixller's sweep! for the extra point, enabline Kingsway to come out on top of a 7-6 score '.v . ' A .' ' 1 ' ' anhe The follmun, Saturdav found the Dragons nlxying host to tl of Pitman. Although Kingsway outplayed Pitman, the offe scoring power. Despite a brilliant defensive effort, two long runs carried the Dragons' opponents to a 12-0 victory. The Pennsville Eagles capitalized on Dragon mistakes the week to hand Kingsway ll 15-7 loss on the winners' field. The again played an outstanding game, but the offense still showed llaws. ieP t I' HSC only bright spot vas a spectacular twenty-six yard touchdown grab Larry Zane. The next game found Kingsway iourneying of capturing a victory. The fired-up Rams thinking, however, by taking an early lead DIJLIQJHS 20-13. The Drauons. struggling to managed to come back in the fourth quarter, quishled bv a fumble near the winner's goal mainmg in the game. jim Fauntleroy led the hard-earned touchdown runs covering one and A near upset was in the offing when Gloucester Den. The league-lending Lions were completely juvenatcd Dragons. The low-scoring ability of the unit could only net one score, a four yard run by jim were second w ith s U ' may QW ETD N' WH sv Q, w 5 fu H 1 ov -2 1 J h H, 9' 3 on X A ,, 4 V' ir 5 ...fa ' F ',a 1 as xfgvak R A J, N . fuk K , , ,M 1 Jf h 2. HW .k sea 1' 1 1' 4 A Asst Coach N Wxlsolu C Bellace S Marlno F Leonarch M Taylor J Fauntleroy, T Roberts S Hunter o, H Payne I Centunone S Carclullo J' Ragonese, L Zane,D Beckett,W.Hunter,W Northam Tramer 'Hey, You'se guys! Who stole the Pitman jersey ? 60 Team up wtih Tackles! In with the In crowd. P IJ '-ik! 4 Mn Wd'- YR in 0 x il M, Q, 44 al'f':1 1 'W XYQ e F- f94.SlK5 Bitter .lex :wr Phan' S.-' fa. ' W iz 1.1 iff ...A w NL:-ug- + K 11 c 9' and e Th is 6 : S. 2- t ' if r wif Iwrv ff, lfT,5w 'i, V ifffw ' H .,wV+.fn'Lx?M , f Sweet A, Mew +V ' 'F A , ., J J J A Q 55.-ffA 5 ' Qi. ! f z 4 mqbx V ' fwwz, A ,.. .. A 63 View from the enemy's bench l Clayton Pitman Pennsville Salem Gloucester Wash. Twp. Delsea Woodstown Pennsgrove VARSITY SCHEDULE Kingsway 7 O 7 13 6 1 2 6 2 7 F' A411127 spnl? fx-5165! 11? tml 5 i A Q2 YJ JUNIOR VARSITY SCHEDULE Opponent Kingsway Opponent 6 Clayton 1 4 6 1 2 Pitman 6 7 15 Pennsville 0 26 20 Salem O O 1 2 Gloucester 6 1 4 1 8 Wash. Twp. 6 0 1 9 Delsea 0 2 5 0 Pennsgrove O 38 6 64 VW I Who will ever forget this famous play ? W x R ,Q :VE AM' 15- ' 's JUNIOR VARSITY Kneelznq F Leonardi, T. Slusar C Bellace D Martm W Northam S Marino Standing C brown R Ross D Hendrick son S Lrcclardello R Wuest Coach N Wilson, I Crawford D Smlth E Smxth K Clark W Bragdon R Fauntleroy X' , lo K 'S- '-'JW' E , 'T' ,J ?- y Q yfxv , -IC?4?M 1 . . 5 H 12531-wg 31 IV 1: 1.5 , ' 'W , . we-A exif - Q,:1.1m ,, f gb 'e . my 121, K 4 353 -' :QR , '- W e 'fig' SIM., ., iw -, mm fww . t Charge ! if Qy K Q f UBVN 54 ONS xivcg, CY X0 66 K bib 1- Teddy Bear to the rescue 3'fu,WYC A - 1 .,,,- M M ' -vv. .w4 .flbddvlfww 4 1 Away? A is -W M .. , - , - . H J: Thats a nice gesture, but you clon t have to tuck lt in now! if the Big Ten scouts could see me D1 l'3Pl4 SQUAD: From Row fLeft to Rightj A. Cavallaro, G. Mihlebuch, K. Fones, P. Olancl, A. Scaffo, D. Perez, W. Jones, A. Sorbel- C. Pettit. R. Marino, A. Azzari, J. Heritage. Serond Row: Mgr. B. Rizzo, E. Shafer, H. Martin, R. Brooks, G. Lloyd, Mr. R. Baker, R. Perkins, H. Martin, A. Quattrochi, A. Creamer, D. Martin, G. Martin, Mgr. I.. Clarke. 67 Girls' Basketball The varsity Dragonettes gained a winning season by defeating Salem, Washington Township, Pennsville, Pitman, and Pennsgrove. However, two heart-breakers were lost to Clayton and Woodstown. One of the most exciting games of the season was against Pitman, a team which the girls had never beaten. Confident of winning, the Kingsway lassies won by a score of 36-32. The concluding minute of play clenched that unforgettable victory. Our mighty team was led in offense by sophomore Jeanne Kirschling, who sored 116 points to place second in the Tri-County League, and senior Bette Anne Reed, who scored 95 points to place fourth in the league. Others contributing greatly to the scoring effort were seniors Maggie Penn and Barbara Morgan, junior Brenda Money, and sophomore Linda Bland. The defense was well-played by the junior trio of Bobbie Glass, Io Ann Crispin, and Mary Matthews, all of whom helped significantly in many of the victories. The co-operation among the members of the team certainly paid off as the girls captured second place honors in Tri-County. Graduation will mean the loss of three seniors. Coach Thomas expects to fill the gap with the much-improved personnel from this year's junior varsity squad. Team Mascot, Kathy Reed, leads a cheer. VTVI. .A , , ..,, . .4 4- . 1 ,, mu-ff 'za V K - .- - of if ' 4 s .... Q 1 t C B Firxl Row: L. Bland, M. Penng Coach, Miss A. Thomas, B. Reed, B. Money. Serond Row: I. Crispin, J. Kirschling, B. Morgan. Third Raw: B. Ross, M. Matthews. Fam-Ib Row: R. Glass. .n Co-Captains Maggie Penn and Bette Anne Reed discuss game strategy with Coach Thomas 69 AJ VARSITY SCHEDULE Kingsway Opponent Salem 43 28 , Clayton 35 38 'Q' Wash. Twp. 34 zo Pennsville 45 27 Woodstown 33 38 Pitman 36 32 Pennsgrove 42 19 Delsea 37 17 Looking for something? Jeanne scores again ! Ring around the Ref! But they're just not tall enough to dunk the ball. 0 --.-.. TUX I Coaches Mrs. Logue and Miss Thomas decide on the starting line-up. We've got the rope, we've got the tree, -.. Salem Clayton Wash. Twp. Pennsville Woodstown Pitman IUNIOR VARSITY SCHEDULE 5 , is 7 3 -Q 72 Out run 'em, Maggie! Pennsgrove Delsea Who? Me? I didn't touch her! Kingsway Opponent 18 11 16 25 12 8 12 24 9 15 12 32 21 13 10 12 Q56 Two-point ballet. , X Q The Faithful Two MANAGERS: I. Robertson C. Grenhart G. Sweeten G. Fisher Fmt Row J Glass N Hxgglns K Damask J Tomarchxo M Brenner K Graves V Urxon Second Row I. Patti T Knight, C. Lynch, f' x I 4 E 6 I 'El . i .M , , ,, .1 vAK51A1'Y: Kneeling: Coach, D. DeGroodt. Sfanding: T. Kirschling, G. Shiveler, J. Kirschling, E. Sturdivant, H. Payne, P. Wuest, K. Shiveler, T. Schoener, J. Fauntleroy, H. Knight, E. Johns. Boys Basketball- M , 65-66 , ,v . XX QV lx 'QQ V.'g f . I Tri-County Jamboree Champions SENIORS: Kneeling: I. Fauntleroy, T. Schoener. Sfmzding: G. Shiveler, T. Kirschling, H. Payne I N 9 ls. l 1 X. ff f ff Third quarter stretch. BASKETBALL The 1965-66 Varsity Basketball Team gave its loyal fans ffondly re- ferred to as Reiger's Raiders j a good deal to cheer about winning 19 games, including the annual Northern Gloucester County Christmas Tournament and the Tri-County Jamboree. Third place in the Tri- County League behind Gloucester and Merchantville is the best finish to date for Kingsway basketballers. Impressive victories for the Dragons included a record-setting 89-52 win over Pennsville, three big wins over Pitman, and an upset victory over Merchantville in the Tri-County Jamboree. The Dragons defeated Glass- boro in the State Tournament Play only to lose to Ocean City in the second round. Rated as number 11 in South Jersey, the Dragons also received many individual honors. Co-Captain Jack Kirschling received honors as: First Team All Tri-County, First Team All Gloucester County, First Team All South Jersey Group I, and All State Group I honorable mention. Co- Captain Jim Fauntleroy and senior Hal Payne also received All Gloucester County honors. Ed Johns and Tom Kirschling received honorable men- tion as All South Jersey Group I players and also All Gloucester County honors. The record book was rewritten by the 65-66 cagers as the team scored 1,644 points, 400 more points than any other Kingsway team. Jack Kirsch- ling set a new single game record of 41 points in one game against Clayton and scored at a record pace of 22.3 points per game for 529 points in one season. Hal Payne pulled down a record 214 rebounds in one season trailed closely by senior Tom Kirschling with 192 rebounds and an individual game high of 18 rebounds. Not to be overlooked is the fine clutch-play of senior Gordon Shiveler against Wfoodbury and Salem, and the bench strength of Phil Wuest and Herb Knight led by senior Tom Schoener CM.V.B.W. award winner 65- 663, Ken Shiveler's hustle, and Evans Sturdivant's rebounding and vocal- izin . Tie 1965-66 Dragons-long to be remembered-and a goal for every team to desire. -3 4 ' - .4 , 4 Where the action is f?J l A t V 4. fi i Q .---w . .... M... X M 3 lbw , M9 r gli! ii 1 A - If I wear Ban tonight, will they let me play in the game? 75 Hep Hoopsters Dreaded Ed ' Jumping jack Perky Herky -qu.-v-nom Fierce Faunts Tip-in- Tom Stretch Shiveler' Jack be nimble, ohns be uick, q Show the Eagles A basketball trick! W Schedule BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL 1965 66 Pennsgrove Merchantville Pitman Clayton West Deptforcl' Woodbury' Gloucester Pennsville Salem Woodstown Delsea Pennsgrove Merchantville Pitman Clayton Gloucester Pennsville Salem Woodstown Delsea Pitman! Merchantvillez Glassboro3 Ocean City3 'Northern Gloucester County Kiwanis Tournament 2Tri-County Jamboree 3N.j.S.I.A.A.C Tournament vs. a Dragon ! The ankle-bone's connected to the basket- ball! Would you believe mrcer? 78 On Comet, on Cupid, on Donner, on B1itzen! Temper, Temper ! A tisket, a tasket, I got another basket! ,NOR VARSW Praksta's Prote es J O SCHEDULE Z x ,ff Q5 nw 7 Kingsway Opponents Ennsgrove 27 37 erchantville 38 42 Itman 33 44 ayton 41 37 ulsboro 40 51 stern 31 58 louccster 32 42 snnsville 41 21 lem 51 45 Loodstown 39 49 59 32 46 65 44 42 59 48 61 35 52 59 49 38 45 34 46 47 52 46 .. . X 4 , 3 7 .,,.., ,. r5,1!fW- ffQ.li7 Buyarski's Batmen S!r111di11,Q.' R, Martin, N. Smith. P. Gage, A. Creamer. A. Azzari. XV. Kirschling. UFl'Llg,B2ll1y! Kneeling: M. Brown, G. Martin, A. Green, J. Fields, D. Martin, F. Jamison. -ANL 'L . , 'X xx xl Q... 3 P . l Jw.-. 1. ... I 'I .5 E QL, rj ? it wyiww .I lS 3x. 1 Seated: R. Lerch, P. Wuest, R. Urion, B. P. Patane, Coach Bona. KINGSWAY 4 1 4 7 O O 2 4 17 3 O 8 1 1 1 80 SCHEDULE Woodbury Paulsboro Salem Pennsgrove Pitman Clayton Gloucester Merchantville Woodstown Pennsgrove Pennsville Pennsville Delsea Clayton Pitman all ill? ffaka .f 55 W 5 Ll I I f' A.M111er, J. Fauntleroy, H. Kmght, K. Clark. Standing. L. Eastlack, A. Drnver, T. Cross L Zane R BusebaH - 1966 OPPONENT 1 9 O 2 4 1 0 5 0 O 7 5 2 5 5 Urion powders one Bonu's Butmen ' . V ..,, ,f , . M ,ff V, . ww , , .- ' aah. - f..-W-I, W www V Qm m vl, ,,.,3:., A . , 2 A .I s , .. - A ui A f A ,,4:1g-'- ,ng A 1 E-SM fn. Fw j ,, , ii, ggyhgy., , Zane gains fame. Q2 Phil delivers thrills. JUNIOR VARSITY SCHEDULE .R.H.S. OPPONENTS 4 Pennsgrove 8 7 Pitman 6 4 Merchantville 1 3 1 2 Clayton 7 2 Woodstown 5 4 Salem 3 1 Pennsgrove 7 4 Pennsville 12 3 Pennsville 7 7 Delsea 4 1 Pitman 3 Captain Zane and Coach Bona confer. ,fwvllf P32419 55 X 3 I f ,Q 4. ' 1 71 '?4i' .f ex, 4.5 1 . ix. 'Mig '1' ,V . x lggy WM I ., V South Jersey at . C1 U so Pm 6WD .aww QKOKA bgvhdr Front: E. Johns, J. Diggsg Kneeling: Coach Marks, S. Licciarclello, J. Centurione, T. Kirschling, A. Caccese, R. Zappala, J. Burnight, S. Hunter, M. Taylor, E. Rigger, S. Owen, Standing: R. Carey, A. Licciardello, W. Hunter, C. DeVault, J. Tombleson, T. Roberts, S. Miller, J. Bates, D. Perez, J. Armstrong, R. Fauntleroy, A. Creamer, T. Brown, B. Fanowski, T. Klotz, L. Gindhart, E. Smith, R. Muhlbaier, E. Sturdivant, R. Apgar, M. Grogan, R. Corsey. I fi. .11 f r , Q ! t l,k M:f,2. f 1 t, ,W N ,IVI , felis. ., , , ,gg 4 5, . . .,,.,.fs , I . ,., -1 r ....,.1'g,,.. V, s , ,,,. W, W:-. ,nr , . . , Y ' LMS' ,. ' ' 3 , .. . ,..., I ,- , .f ,,. ,,, . , . N f-'...,,. ' 1-1g'2jfM'gw:. ' I an, . , ' 'W ' K Q 9 ,itijxf K K I -. 1 . Q'-1 ?,'av+'6.'Q-A-.. M A1.ffvA'w ef... N-I - ' on - .A rg- 'gm-.2 'Y' Ayr' , . F' 2' A Q'y !vs 1. .. QV 2 - .Jr 'U . - '--1 I . - r - . - 1' W.. f W'9 -332' I 3 . ' '..' . SLK ' ' '-f'. 82 Tall timber topper INDIVIDUAL RECORDS ED JOHNS 100 yard dash Tri-County 9.7 S. I. Group I 9.6 NJ. Group I 9.6 School 9.6 220 yard dash Tri-County 22.2 School 21.9 Long Jump-2O'10w JOE DIGGS Pole Vault 12'6 JIM BURNIGHT Shotput 49'5 ART CACCESE Low Hurdles 20.9 STEVE OWEN 2-Mile 10:58 'WV 2 .1 . rf-ii? , , ,.,. .. ,, - A H Mvsmk.. :B . 3 gh. 5?-I 9-'+ .uf ,J x. DeVault takes charge ,L yr . r no .-.sa Group I Champs Art shows the way! .3 ,a.A.r.- -i . - ,,- ,.- ,.- D,-ii, ' 'f' '11-M--waz.. 'df a i .-s.- 7?-! J'f7'.'13Je w'1t5' ' V, W, .,.., ,Maw 'Tat' a sum' 1 f WR. -fs21f,QV'- ,L 14' . .. A A .. . ,,4 .i,,,s,' . ' . A ff fy ..fi ' . 'With . . -rain, A . . H N . 'W' f V sv. ,lf ., ,s,,y.,,j ' V W . -,re 1 . el 1 'r 1 'W ww ' me 4... , 2 C ' A W UM--ov. Juv, VV it ' Ji' Jim powers the shot The 1966 track season found Kingsway bringing home its very first championship. On that never to be forgotten day in May, Kingsway journeyed to Middle Township where, behind the outstanding efforts of Ed jones and joe Diggs, we were able to emerge the South Iersey Group I champions. At the beginning of the season our coach, Mr. Marks, stated that we would do fair in dual and tri-meets, but there would be some surprises in championship meets. And there were some surprises, for in addition to winning the South Jersey Championship, our team placed third out of a field of forty teams in the New jersey State Championships, and made a remark- able showing at both the Gloucester and Tri- County championships. Much of the success at these meets can be attributed to two boys-Ed johns and Joe Diggs. Ed johns, the second fastest boy on the East Coast , not only holds three records for our school, but has left other records around the state. These records will remain for many years to come. Ed was undefeated in dual and tri-meets in his specialties, the hundred, two- twenty and long jump. The other half of the Dynamic Duo, Joe Diggs, was also undefeated in his specialty, the pole vault. His best effort came at the state meet when he leaped 12'6 . Congratulations to these fine athletes. A track season, however, does not consist of championship meets nor does a team rely solely upon two boys to come up with a winning season as our lads did. Boys like jim Burnight, shot- putter, Steve Owen distance runner, Art Caccese hurdler-dash man, all helped us to victories over Pitman, Delesa and Clayton. Tom Robert's heaves in the discus, Moses Taylor's running, Stan Hun- ter's running, Tom Kirschling's leaps, and Joe Centurione's vaulting led us to success in meets with Washington Township and Gloucester. The future is not dark despite the loss of such outstanding seniors. Our underclassmen supplied us with many fine performers. Steve Licciardello, jim Bates, Charley DeVault, Tony Licciardello, Steve Miller, Daryl Perez, Lynn Gindhart, Ron Black, Russ Zappala, jim Arm- strong, Bill Hunter, Rich Fauntleroy, Ron Corsey, Ed Smith, Evans Sturdivant, Jack Kirschling, Dennis Martin, Richard Apgar, David Martin, Mike Grogan, Ted Brown, Henry Martin, and Mike Smith all return next year to give a rosy outlook to the track scene despite the loss of the Dynamic Duo, Ed johns and joe Diggs. 83 1 W 0 Steady Steve A X 84 SPeedY Eddie Soaring Joe Aspirunts Class Officers Advisor: Mr. Scarba, President: Janice Huggins, Vice-President: Thomas Flanagan, Secretary: Patricia Crispin, fabsent when takenj Treasurer: Louise Ann Marino. ,ad -mmf R . - i ,fa-WW D ' ,,. Q 1' fi f' ' r.A- A, lx is anna J. Barnes A. Barnett K. Bell L. Bergmann E. Borrelli L. Bradway L. Brown S. Brown . Q fi A gg . I lx C? W2 Mig? 39 . . I ' 5' :Er , .I ., , , tex F ' xllrxll I' 1 I 1 .D K. Coles B. Contario P. Crispin R. Crispin E. DeStefano R. Driver D. Dryden G. Eastlack 86 M . B. Black P. Bundens ,saw- mx , . -J r ily, . . W, f O . ' D. Cuzzilla R. Eldridge s f C , sl N i '.l, K A A u 'gg X fp. P biz? Q! 1' r. if fe X gd F. Aiello G. Anderson J. Anderson M. Askin B. Baker T. Ballinger .j . T X 4 r ' -L. 'L ,a 4. R , I u A 1 v ' B xnxx L uv x i K T l 'A I l 8 Z f S f X LQ: .t , .r .1 t W zz K fl, 'eff l ' 'K - ,., f I Q A, an I .,, . ...fmt j g . g Pg.. . g . 5. ' , B 1 .flie .ki-ra. K 'T I F. Bland D. Boris J. Boris C. Butler C. Cardillo D. Caruso R -C' ss . .... . A f E va lsll 'f .X xy W.5 ,,?J!fs . V . X vs K an as 4 - .ea 'lf 'iff ' if .if-5 L. Dame M. Delgado J. Dersch D. English R. Fiducioso R. Fish , ..,,.vQ Seventh Grade .ox 'Nd .pne- 'SG 'Q-Q, Ns.- is-, ' 5. 'wg ati? il- T. Flanagan W. Flitcraft E. Fones L. Fones J. Gage S, Gathings E. Gould R. Graves P. Hiles R. Hiles S. Hill L. Hillman in X s at V 9' I i y 1 -.4 F W- D X 1 ' fa , .J ,G . e N . f . . J. Huggins L. Hughes T. Hughes G. Hunt C. Kimball L. Kuss J. 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X .a 88 l Class Officers Mr. Czoch, Presiclent: William Huggins, Vice-President: Moffa, Secretary: Treasurer: Keith Muhlbaier. 8th Grade -Q13 .f. DQ 'ww A-,Q .hyd f qt x., Q 'S ... N13 1 ,... M 1 tif 1 A K. x.: Q-...I K 1 -1 F5 l . 'f f . uf rg P 4 4 -' l if ., eg Y ,ff-A V rf H' F fi ff -li 'vs if S51 . ,,. --5 W Q uf? . X Ars 5' ff Qs -.A 'TNS x ,411 . .. K 1 'W' l -5 I R. Anderson D. Beckett T. Betts M. Bergmann J. Biles B. Bosworth A. Braxton T. Brenneis R. Butler M. Casella D. Clarke L. Coco F. Cristaudo E. Dame F. Darby C. Dehner S. Deitrich B. DeLorenzo D. DeVault D. Diggs W. Fauntleroy K. Fisher E. Flowers L. Fones D. Frank V. Frazier O. Gahrs J. Gaines R. Gardner W. Gardner D. Garrity G. Garrity S. Gates D. Carey N. Corsey ..-H. 1 - . vu. .U .. .lil ' ?--- nu ,I- ml J Q vw N vo-as 'f . , if 5 -'nl . :Q ---wa .. f g5 Q.. fs- . ' Ellis rl fx. QT-C., 5-1 . .NMA .. '::f.',1'1 -, ' n -,f . Mp. -1, II: flu N :Ifjj :L -, .VN za ..,,....,,,, - as 1l, iQ l W' xi s t Q, . 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W- i -H. .ah I' 6 S m 6 I1 R. Barber B. Burnight . fx ' W I 3-tfllfl T 4 .ze A' Ll el T. Coco A. DiFebbo .ag ,ra 1 Class Officers 2555.7 W! Fl il -an Advisor: Mr. Shavel, President: Clark Pettit, Vice-President: john Borzio, Secretary: Lynda Middleton, Treasurer: Caroline Ziennker. D. Birnbaum ff' Xl 'W 52 ll? W .J , .I -'rr-5 he ,A vzjjfif, , V J. Borzio . R. Canzanese W f t 'W ' L. Black P. Butler M. Barquinero G. Crankshaw Vl il L ' i, 25 l l f: ,...,, K 5 ef f B N 'A t A C! 2 s-- ' K 4. .mv . -4 nk 1 lu .131 K. Damask J. D'Andrea H' Farrell P. Fichera I A A. Creamer A W. Doerrman S. Doerrmann 4 , , 1 ..,. aff. L:-s .a-1-5.-.fe se ,V X 3 0 H. Brickner L. Clark fi F ill J jr B. Davidson A. Fiducioso J. Armstrong E. Bailey ag. .4 ...,,,, ., 'fJ1 '.f' 5, . ..,. 1 K 1 X:-f K af 'lv . :ak ff ill: T. Brown K. Clendining :ag 5. 5 . if 6 ,try R. Delgado P. Finocchiaro l . I V ,v i x 4 X 'X Qi. v.. , V sf- , 7' J L. Frank D. Gaunt K. Fones R. Gaunt J- Glass J. 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Mr. Wilson, President: Keith Clarke, Vice- Nancy Higgins, Secretary: Patsy Randolph, Steve Licciardello. k .x K N, f ...f- N.. 1, ' 51. . t W IVA' ',ls. h Q C Q S. Baker T f iiii , .V J' Bates C il Y fi l 14 R. Becker C. Bellace RQ Q? B. Becker L. Bland A. Bonnano W, -..- , 'WY rf V .'7,7'yf -.. i .5 Q' J- Bonnfmo 5 lf: f W. Bragon M m B- BOOUC . '- 1-N' M. Brown 'M' ' we ,B 1' HW H f .Caltabiano K ' -M V x. if E. Carson , ' Q Q . Carey - W ' f F. Caruso -me ,M . 'ii-.'i f CW. I A J. Chapman if ,ugh C .4 ' fi iiiii A R . v K. Clark .xl B. Clarke 'f 'A' A B D. Colaneri . ff' A , 'V I V v - p , f 5 V A A R. Corsey ,, A' Y . Crawford A -.r C- Cfeafnef jk i' gf V -f C. Davis P 7 x I . it V S. Dersch i ff fl Vrkh C? ...Wi D. DeVau1t J. DiBella 'S B. Diggs .' Nbtl vc in lf S. . I 5832, ...J in V Q ., f A ., y, 1' ' lg .K c V, C. Driver .M Q5 .. 2 3 1 f WW P' f. We . . ' vi s - L. Eastlack ' is i X R. Fauntleroy S. Faber 1 fig. Q VII , '- J. Ferguson .t A . 3 K 5 HA' 'M Q Vs N . J. 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A ,V . .Q 5. ,gy W xg ,Q gk ., V t K i f 4. - ' W 4 ' R P R ' 1 M z '21 15? ff' k 0 -vi-rs 'sf .K :W xi il Uv .., 4 Class Officers Advisor: Mr. De Grooclt, President: Kenny Shiveler, Vice-President: Jeannie Tomarchio, .luniors Secretary: Bonnie Shoulders, Treasurer: Linda Patti. R. Apgar C. Bittle J. Black J. Black . 1 :W 1 . ' K ' U 'F' . .W , Q Y Q- y . - ,3 1 . -an . - f lm .V -an I -...- Url' 'f,,.4. .i A SIX? tbl . x..' v-.. M, R. Black S. Bonaccorsi R. Borzio , W- . 5 . Ns 1 C 's K vw. - X -t-. ,- on . A f' 'mx wma N J. Boston K. Bosworth R. Bowers .1 ..,, 5311, fn? , J. Bundens is 1 A wwf B' i' , iv ft? . 1 .Qi it ' 'if' ffl xh., N- V X z X . -Q 8 I K . ' I . ij: ' A A.- Kg. X - , t w, '25' V B ,.,, , ,-t i B. A ' B K B. Callahan J. Callahan G. Braxton J. Cardullo C. Brown V X H 1 a wel. Q 1 . tg, .C .. f 1 1 ' I ,, . ' . h Q . A. Dame S. Dean S. Cecola H. Dersch J. Crispin C. DeVault F. Cristaudo T. Cross Q5 !,w1 A .SN X w 225115 . hi s lk. , E I .. , . 1 .. , ,, J we A..- . 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Verdinelli . Venuto QW EL . l l gi.. ,If ' sl my J. Zammarrelli R. Zappala F. String fx. if? f sw-. Lg -1 fi. ,ilg -A uv E. Sturdivant A. Zammarelli X-4. nk 0, .- rf ,.-4 Attainers X .44 itv IOI ' :,:W , '20, -fm v ww 5 , .H - . , -115, M ' A '2 , 'YS Qgf , gf 'is + K in . .3 li 3 . , A L. ,, QQ F - gf 'fn' Ib ,V Q gh 4 J A A W, ..,, , , ii ' ' ii A 1 1 3 ' is r A .., A . 1 . 0 o lc A Senlor Officers is A 5 es A ill ff ' 521 A 5,455 ,g t fc .fu : fig , , . - I A ig -IIIVA ,f J g y Relying on his four-year experience rn the presidency Larry Zane conducts a if , , .. 1 typical class meeting. P553 H or A l 5 W .y t ,W gt 1? ,535 A V ,. Al, . I r . - 'iff ?5x?e '?f?ffiifQiQa ' WL ---L X Y we Q15 'ff' ' 1. 'lf A, 5, X' ,If we 1 A 5 W .ggi .J It 5,35 ., iii : A32 ' 521 -'tical ta gal A X. 4 f-f i E f 12:1 ' iyi 1 fi, V, ijfgiyglg-2 , A Y T ' , : ,-1' jf: , K Qc 3 Fa, rrp ' I' I 'v If-:V-5 V N SQL . . 5' As Vice President, Bob Lerch i confers with Advisor Alston f .mx f fi mr f Q . . ., ' on a subject of class interest. 1, 4 V, , . X. iffy l 5 ,-ti - r f ..., , ' E 1: ' Y,-4' W leg! ,A , .. l.,..,: ,' ' 'S -vu. gi F, 1 1 as 21 , Qi V 5-fr :Hai ii ' joe Centurione and Mr. Alston consult Mrs. Muhlbaier on the - financial matters of the class. Deep in concentration, Anita Rose Sar- bello attends to the duties of class secretary. X ROBERT CHARLES ANDERSON Bob Clarksboro What's her name? Our recent import from Woodbury High often presents his calling card Master of the Mops . . . very trustworthy . . . pleasant per- sonality a diligent worker a vacation from school fan plans to attend Philadelphia College of the Bible. ACTIVITIES: Travel Club 4. IO4 MARGO LANE BAGBY Margie Swedesboro You're really something! Piano player for dance band .. . enjoys modern jazz . . . cooking craftsman .. . can usually be found studying has special interest in Allen University lunch menu includes books and discus- sions with Shirley and Cynthia .. . fore- sees a major in elementary education. ACTIVITIES: Latin Club 1, 2g Dance Band 2, 3, 43 Public Speaking 33 Fu- ture Homemakers Club 43 Knitting Club 3 ALICE MAY BARBER Al Swedesboro Really! You don't say! Always somewhere with Freda, Nancy, and Sara . . . a skillful typist .. . enjoys dancing to good music . . . friendly . . . now resides up the road detests rainy Sundays, noisy people, fads always busyg usually in the typing room . .. aspires to be a successful secretary. ACTIVITIES: Lancer 4 fBus. Mgrjg Cheerleading Club 33 Commercial Club 2, 33 Travel Club 33 Spanish Club 2. RAYMOND ROBERT BARD Bardol Swedesboro I.et's go you'se guys! Mr. Kingsway ., . spirited Senior sparkplug a devoted Dragon manager strives for good marks appreciated by Kingsway's sportsmen shuns both talkative and lazy people looks forward to college chemistry major. ACTIVITIES: Grid Iron Club 3, 4j Varsity Club 43 Chef's Club 33 Golf Club 33 Football Mgr. 2, 3, 43 Track Mgr. 2, 3, 4. nw-I' ,ami FRANK A. BORZIO, JR. Borzio Swedesboro Don't break bad with mel Plays a mean trumpet for The Scholars has history headaches a competitor one of the intellectual set at home on the ranch unique combination of likes: girls, math, and music Steve's accomplice future veteri- narian. ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society 4 fPres.lg Key Club 4g Concert and Dance Bands 2, 3, 43 Latin Club 1g Wrestling 43 Chess Club 3. 'Q pl KAY FRANCES BATTEN Kaye Swedesboro You wish you could! Telephone conversationalist appre- ciates her father's car only her hairdresser knows for sure .. . loathes getting up in the morning home- work headachesu . . . accompanies Lynn and Eva . . . plans a career as a medical secretary or receptionist. ACTIVITIES: Commercial Club 43 De- bating Club 3g Spanish Club 2 fSec.Q, 33 Travel Club 4g Typing Club 1. VALERIE MARLENE BRAGDON Val Swedesboro I could almost care! Everybody's Girl Friday seen at all athletic events three year member of the flag team many-faceted per- sonality seldom guilty of missing band practice keeps the telephone in use .. . dreads Mondays and grouchy teachers . . . future career girl. ACTIVITIES: Chorus 1, 2, 3g Dragon 45 Commercial Club 2, 33 Flag Team 45 Travel Club 35 Twirling Club 3. DAVID ROBERT BECKETT Dave Swedesboro Now what did I do ? Drives the jolly Green Banana good look- ing likes Corvettes dragstrip devoteeg party playboy dislikes the thought of being drafted . . . homework hater .. . a flirt . . . fore- sees future as DuPont employee. ACTIVITIES: Football Club 4g Chef's Club 45 Intramurals 3, 4g Student Council 4g Chorus 2, 5. ez: K I 05 SUSAN ELAINE BROWN Swan Mickleton Oh sugar! Cute clarinet player abhors traffic jams in the halls successful seamstress middle member of the vocally talented trio an asset to our band .. . enjoys practice with The Schol- ars .. . aspires to be a nurse. ACTIVITIES: Marching and Dance Bands 2, 3 fPres.J, 45 Chorus 4 QV. Presjg Biology Club 33 Future Nurses Club 2, 33 Glee Club. 2, 5. '21 H ' ARTHUR CACCESSE Art South Harrison Time will tell! Kingsway's low hurdle record holder found wherever people are enjoy- ing themselves .. . 'flirtatious .. . pro- voked by Peyton Place sharp dresser live, love, laugh and be happy type anticipates 6th period takes to the ocean in summer enjoys semi-classical music aspires to be a lawyer. ACTIVITIES: Lancer 4g Key Club 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 3, 43 Varsity Club 2, 3, 43 Track 1, 2, 3, 4g Sociology Club Q'res.j 35 junior Play 5. ,t.. .4 A A , .'c- qtsifiif 'fl i gff AQ I if c . .... r I .., t 5 . . 4 JAMES BURNIGHT jim Swedesboro Thems the breaks! Tri-County All-Star tackle hates quitters doesn't know his own strength famous for his smile eloquent football co-captain found around town star shot-putter Tom's sidekick an optimistic bowler looks forward to college. ACTIVITIES: Grid Iron Club 3, 43 Varsity Club 4g Wrestling Club 53 Science Club 2g Commer- cial Club 2, Chorus 2g Football 1, 2, 5, -lg Track 1, 2, 3, 4. 06 RUSSELL ANTHONY CALI Ruff Swedesboro That's sweet! Maneuvers a mighty '66 Mustang persistant pursuer of a particular Caprice . . . pet peeve: gym class . . . another of the homework haters anticipates Saturday nights plans to attend a technical school goal: to make a million. ACTIVITIES: Chef's Club 4g Industrial Arts Club 3, 43 Spanish Club 2, 3, 4g Sportsman's Club 2, 3g Intramurals 33 Latin Club 2. MV 'Uh ALFREDA CALTABIANO Freda Swedesboro It makes you wonder, clon't it? The Farmer's Daughter witty and amiable the telephone company's loyal supporter always borrowing her brother's '66 Mustang .. . ridicules '57 and '66 Chevysl! ,. . pet peeve: packing tomatoes has high hopes for an ex- cellent secretarial position. ACTIVITIES: Lanrer 4 fAsst. Bus. Mgf.,Q Travel Club 33 Gymnastics Club 33 Intramurals 33 Com- mercial Club 2. ANN MARIE CALTABIANO Ann Mullica Hill All at once! Steady occupant of a '60 Chevy abhors arguments and long homework assignments .. . fond of going out .. . seen with Sue ringing it with a fellow classmate supports 66 on the gridiron .. . hopes to fulfill a'sec- retarial position. ACTIVITIES: Commercial Club 2, 4g Math Club 43 Cheerleader 1, 2, 33 Future Nurses Club 23 Gymnastics Club 33 Spanish Club 2. PASQUALE STEVEN CARDULLO Sieve Swedesboro Now what did I do? IRENE DELORES CARSON Happy-go-lucky '. .. faithful S of I member Irene Swedesboro Leave me alone! Pals with Patty and Pearl seldom heard athletically inclined luck usually follows her . . . avid bowler , . . a steady-goer disapproves of homework undecided as to her fu- ture plans. ACTIVITIES: Future Homemakers Club 4g Intramurals 3, 43 Senior Math Club 33 Sociology Club 33 Hostess Club 2. wherever there's an argument .. . seen with Sam, jim, Joe and Des Stop, Look, and Laugh type . . . has trouble starting homework . . . wants to further establish himself as a football player looks forward to becoming a history teacher. ACTIVITIES: Wrestling 43 Chef's Club 3, 43 Public Speaking 33 Gridiron Club 2, 3, 43 Varsity Club 2, 3, 43 Football 2, 3, 4. I07 SARA GRACE CASELLA Sam Swedesboro My nerves! A pizza lover at heart happy-go-lucky type .. . dislikes noisy people .. . travels with Nancy, Freda and Alice finds humor in everything will miss working in the school store anticipates football games and dances plans a career in elementary teaching. ACTIVITIES: Lancer 4: Intramurals 5: Gym- nastics Club 5: Travel Club 3: Commercial Club 2. WILLIAM RICHARD CHAPMAN, III Chaps' Swedesboro Don't make none to me, baby. Dexterous in the art of karate a sports spectator enjoys a Sunday drive displays unusual agility often takes in a show at the Uptown admires well-dressed girls plans to enter either a technical school or the Air Force. ACTIVITIES: Chef's Club 3, 4: Sportsman's Club 4: Astronomy Club 2 QV. Pres.J, 3: Intra- murals 33 Spanish Club 2. it JOSEPH JOHN CENTURIONE foe Swedesboro The sign says ? Member of the H.B.A.'s,... a gridiron celebrity .. notorious party boy favorite pastime: listening to Italian jokes proud owner and operator of a Plymouth .. . strictly a ladies' man . .. track participant . .. college bound . . . will enter the business world. ACTIVITIES: Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 fV. Presj: Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Key Club 3, 4 fTreas.D: Chef's Club 3, 4: l.az1ce1' 4: Track 2, 3, 4. LAWRENCE LEROY CLARK Le Roy Harrisonville The brave wear a medal. Class clown where the action is seldom serious money-mad gained fame in the junior play 440 or fight conservative dresser artistic abilities great sense of humor will travel far and wide plans to attend art school may pursue a career as an actor. ACTIVITIES: Lancer 4: Intramurals 3: Key Club 3: Chefs Club 5: Football 2, 3, 4: Track 2, 3. I08 CLARA WILHELMINA CLARKE Min Claim! Swedesboro Get-It-Stuff ! Annoyed by smart underclassmen . . . never a dull moment when Clara's around .. . prefers the transportation afforded by a red 409 Chevy . . . highly humored .. . prejudiced against homework .. . hopes to attend Wilfred Academy. ACTIVITIES: Dragon 45 Spanish Club 2, 3g Knit- ting Club 2g Prom Committee 3. FREDERICK DOUGLAS CLARKE Butch Swedesboro Our day will come. Man about town dedicated to the desire of achieving great baseball fame .. . gregarious sense of humor inspired by the fairer sex in search of a good time .. . will travel on to high- er education. ACTIVITIES: Grid Iron Club 3, 43 Chef's Club 2, 3, 4g Industrial Arts, ,Club 3g Gymnastics Club 33 Spanish Club 2 fTreas.j, Intramurals 1, 2. i . SUZANNE CLENDINING Sue Swedesboro Where have you been? Permanent passenger in a gray Ford has no trouble spending money a former jim-El em- ployee enviable ability to stay slim abhors arguments untempered by tardiness hopes for a position in the secretarial field. ACTIVITIES: Ceramics Club 4g Commercial Club 2, 3 fV. Pres.l, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Assembly Committee 4, Cheerleader 3, Basket- ball 1, 2. ANGELO JOSEPH COCO Com Swedesboro What's happening? The hunter favors Friday nights down- town diversifications longs to be able to sleep late on Monday mornings . . . finds pleasure in working on cars considering further edu- cation . . . may devote energy and ambition to the farm. ACTIVITIES: Intramurals 2, 3, 4, F.F.A. 3, 45 Wrestling 4. IO9 NANCY ELAINE COLES Nancy Swedesboro She's got a phobia about that. Evidences originality and creativity always calm and collected adroit with paint brush or chalk avoids Sunday drivers . . . a blonde blusher . . . boycotts stores employing aggressive salesladies will join the student body of Glassboro State. ACTIVITIES: Future Teachers Club 2, 3, 43 Latin Club 1, 23 Knitting Club 43 Senior Chorus 33 Biology Club 33 Jewel- ry Rfaking Club 3. SHIRLEY DIANA CORSEY Shirley Mullica Hill The triumph of hope over experience. A lover of the fine artsg good books, good music, and fashion designing disgusted by narrow-minded people takes refuge in the library . . . the voice of authors dreams of conquering fifty books in a month undecided as to her future plans. ACTIVITIES: Dramatics Club 23 Debat- ing Club 33 History Club 33 Vocabulary Club 33 Advanced Composition Club 3. WALTER RUSSEL COONS Convict Harrisonville Can't never tell. Partial to girls from Hurffville .. . patronizes an uptown phone booth sports enthusiast dislikes mailboxes .. . will navigate via the Navy later hopes to attend technical school. ACTIVITIES: Intramurals 1, 33 Spanish Club 23 Weight Lifting Club lg Industrial Arts Club 33 History Seminar 43 Boys Gymnastics Club 2. ANNA ROSE COZZUBBO Be Be Mickleton That just burns me up! An excellent swimmer, bowler, and dancer . . . endeared to Mc Donald's . . . a talented organist a true fun lover repulsed by unfriendly people relieved to be rid of homework always looking for action an accomplished driver looks for- ward to a junior business school. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1, 23 Commercial Club 2, 3g Dragon 33 Hockey fMgr.j 3, 43 Lanfer 43 Prom Committee 4. CHARLES E. CRISPIN Chuck Harrisonville Don't worry man, ain't no big thing. Cavorts about in a shiny red auto a hunter .. . detests 7th period study hall .. . attracted by pretty girls part of the fun in Physics lab sessions . . . partial to teachers who don't give homework pencil sharp- ener hopes to become a draftsman. ACTIVITIES: Key Club 2, 3, 4g Visual Aids Club 3, 43 Weight Lifting Club 2, Sportsman Club 2, Gymnastics Club 33 Industrial Arts Club 4. LUCY ANN CRISTAUDO L11 Mt. Royal Want to hear a joke? Perpetual letter writer the health class's headache .. . never at a loss for words .. . lives on calls to Mississippi .. . likes a '55 Chevy and its driver . . . annoyed by mockery of her driving cute cheerleader hopes to attend a busi- ness school. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1, 25 Cheerleading 2, 3, 4g Commercial Club 2, 33 Spanish Club 2, 3' Future Nurses Club 1, 2. 1 08:4 'W-uv X . PHOEBE JOAN CRISPIN Phoebe jean Harrisonville Are you serious? Prefers a substitute for bus transporta- tion to school cute giggle Su- san's and Virginia's third voice en- joys practice with The Scholars . , . fre- quently found in the bandroom likes football games looks to a career as a music teacher. ACTIVITIES: Band 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4g -Future Homemakers Club 2, Fu- ture Teachers Club 3g Biology Club 3g French Club 3. LEONA DEROSA DAVIS Lee Mickleton It does not compute. Enioys outdoor sports excells in English class jack Benny fan imaginative one voice of Kingsway . , . have subject, will debate . . . desires to own a '28 Porter . ..distaste for steak expects to major in educa- tion at college. ACTIVITIES: Latin Club 1, 2g Future Teacher 2, 3, 4g Chemistry and Physics Seminar 33 Advanced Composition 3g Dragon 4, Dramatics Club 3. . ROCCO BENJAIVIIN DE STEFANO Rock Swedesboro Oh, yes! The Ford Company's best customer .. . wor- ships his convertible . . . smooth operator . . . would be lost without his comb shuns barber shops, homework and early hours .. . everybody's big brother business school is in his future unless he is desperately needed by his country. ACTIVITIES: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 In- Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball Z, 43 Golf Club 33 Gymnastics Club 4. 1699 Il2 JOHN DE LORENZO Big john Mickleton I didn't do it! Recoils from serious people frequently visits Claymont, Delaware likes Chevroletsg dislikes Fords . . . clowns around with Diddylaps and Rocco quite I1 temper avoids book reports hopes to become an employee of DuPonts. ACTIVITIES: Intramurals 1, 23 Glee Club 35 Stage Crew 3, 43 Weight Lifting Club 33 Indus- trial Arts Club 33 Track Mgr. 4. ANTHONY JOSEPH DE SIMONE Der Clarksboro Hey, hey, babe. Small, but mighty great lover of Chevys has respect for his adversaries a renowned wit . . . hopes to become a regular at Cecil County and Atco dislikes tall blondes .... a pumpkin borrower Des's future to be mechanical. 4 ACTIVITIES: F.F.A. 3, 4g Intramurals 3, 43 Sportsman's Club 2, 3g Chef's Club 43 Visual Aids Club 33 Stage Crew 4. 1 ta, JOSEPH DAVIS DIGGS joe Swedesboro Ca-r1't whip me ! Mannerlyuand dependable top track man in the pole vault quiet takes Physics lab sessions seriously dislikes loud girls sure sign of success . . . endeavors to be an aeronau- tical engineer. ACTIVITIES: Football 2, 3, 43 Gymnas- tics Club 3, 43 Track 1,,2, 3, 4g Check- ers Club 13 Key Club 4. DONNA RAE DOUGAN Dixie South Harrison Oh, boy! Notorious for unusual nail polish terms younger brothers unbearable Gibbstown booster peeved by radio battery thieves advocates shopping sprees can be seen with Nancy hopes to fill a secre- tarial position. ACTIVITIES: Commercial Club 2, 33 Dragon 3, 4g Ceramics Club 53 Travel Club 43 Color Guard 3. I - x 5 X' -il 5 A I -62 of JOE DIGGS, JR. ZiPPJ' Swedesboro Bad news, A.E. Wrestler and gymnast annoyed by the per- sistent teasing of a certain girl a whiz in history class . . . muscular weight lifter . . . strong and silent type figure of vigor in volleyball .. , plans to become a draftsman. ACTIVITIES: Industrial Arts Club 2, 3, 43 Gymnastics Club 2, 43 Mechanical Drawing Club 4g Weight Lifting Club Z, 3, 43 Student Opera- tors Club 33 Intramurals 2. -swf' WILLARD LEE EASTLACK Willaz'd Mickleton Surely you iest! A semi-permanent occupant of the Ag. room . .. a jack-of-all-trades in need of a guardian angel very inept at notetaking never quite adjusted himself to studying fun loving an enthusiastic bowler and ice-skater anticipates a college di- ploma. ACTIVITIES: Sportsman's Club 2, 33 F.F.A. 2, 3, 4g Visual Aids Club 3, 4g JAMES ELWOOD FAUNTLEROY Fazuzzly Swedesboro It's best that way sometimes. An agile athlete . .. can always be counted on a non-conformist at heart de- tests liars a sharp dancer and dresser adept at pool devotes free time to sports of all sorts will be claimed by the business world. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 2, 3, 4g Football 2, 33 Varsity Club 2, 3, 43 Intramurals 1, Baseball 2, 3, 4. i II3 GENEVA DEE FISHER Genie Clarksboro How's life ? Co-editor of The Dragon hard-hitting hockey fullback exuberant personality the drag- or1's end will miss her numerous extracur- ricular activities strives for more school spirit aggravated by quitters plans to be an elementary school teacher. ACTIVITIES: Library Assistant 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 1, 2: Dragon Mascot 3, 43 Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4: Future Teachers Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Dragon 2, 3, 4. PI-IYLLIS MARIE FONES Play! Mickleton Hey, Cakes! Spirited cheerleader sadly misses last year's graduates p.j. party girl devotes much time to letter writing excels in originating new cheers . . . an eager eater . . . fun-loving . . . perky personality travel, education and mar- riage are future endeavors. ACTIVITIES: Gymnastics Club 2, 3, 4, Varsity Cheerleader 2, 3, 4: Prom 8: Hop Committee 2, 33 Student Council 2: Spanish Club I 8: II 2, 3. ll4 KATHLEEN FOX Foxie Mt. Royal Oh crumb! Our own English import inhabits the locker room or the hockey field . . . prefers anything but oral book reports one of our few foreign travelers . . . Underwood candy striper . . . enjoys weekends will pursue a career in nursing. ACTIVITIES: Future Nurses Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Dragon 3, '4g Hockey 1, 2, 3, 45 Travel Club 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4. :V sau.. t Wu J , VVO . 3. 1 - ' K N, CYNTHIA ALDRICI-I GAUNT Dibby Mickleton It's a long story! Ardent home economics fan lives for 5C lunch period enthusiastic member of the hockey team loathes knuckle crackers travels with Be Be, Snook and Geneva always willing to lend a help- ing hand will miss working in the li- brary expects library science 8: home economics to be included in her future. ACTIVITIES: 'Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4: Library Assistant 1, 2, 3, 43 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 2, 33 Chess Club 2, 3, Dra- matics Club 3, , . Q .fa M, 3333 -ff sw. 55, ,153 W ff AA-- : :--3 H ,,oVA!V,rt,, .,. .. - ww 33 3, 355' fr f , ,,,, E 3 f 'C K 'k'A I . . V- ., gy F M 1: :::f twzef:1.- ' - if , . , 1 . I, fi. Q-:Vw VV :fir i -sw ., ...M W V , . .. ,,,3m.V... I 3 P5iiii.,iVV,,if ,V W ,555VVVt,:trp,2:g.5..t..t.33, 3. ,, . S 1 .. , - i .f Q?lJ! 'kk' - K ,,,,,. : lT'i'f 5? 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Seldom needs to look for trouble fa- mous for her witty jokes . . . forte for Italian food and Friday nights galavants with the gang . . . . .dreads Monday mornings . . . genuine gymnast a future hairdresser. ACTIVITIES: Future Nurses Club 43 Fu- ture Homemakers Club 33 Intramurals 3, 43 Chorus 2, 33 Travel Club 33 Interior Deco- rating Club 3. HUGH PATRICK GROGAN Hugh Paulsboro Cheers! A mind for mechanics and math a Timber- lane boy often Woodbury-bound in his '49er inclined toward English literature classes shuns defective drivers wise and witty will study engineering in college. ACTIVITIES: Spanish Club 2, 33 Debate Club 4g junior Play 3g Latin Club 13 Drrzgorz 33 Ad- vanced Biology Club 3. RAYMOND MORRIS HAMPTON Butch Clarksboro I should have dropped out three years ago! Seems to be one of the quieter members of our class a loyal fan of Atco and Cecil County .. . a Ford hater who loves Chevys usually with Marty and John always near a garage . . . aims to be a mechanic. ACTIVITIES: Industrial Arts Club 3, 4g Intramurals 43 Chef's Club 43 Stage Crew 33 Sportsman's Club 3. JEAN EDNA HAINES femzie Mickleton Huh ? Recognizable laugh permanent occupant of a certain Ford enjoys dancing takes ad- vantage of farm and available car one of the young ones Ocean City fan plans to further her education at Goldey Beacom ambition: to be a private secretary. ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society 3, 43 Com- mercial Club 33 Interior Decorating Club 2, 33 Drill Team lg Prom Committee 33 Lmzrer 4. ll5 BARBARA LEE HUFF Barb Swedesboro WoL1ld I kid about a thing like that? Newly discovered artistic abilities dainty gun-carrier in the Color Guard Woods- town waitress prefers the Triumph to the school bus . . . finds humor in sad movies dreams of touring Europe aspires to be a librarian. ACTIVITIES: Future Teachers Club 2, 3, 4: Library Assistant 3, 43 Color Guard 3, 4, French Club 2, 3, fPres.jg Chorus 2, 3, 4: Dragon 3. f f fi s ,,'.L ,,,, , Q .fe, WALTER STANTON HUNTER, JR. Teddy Bear Swedesboro Oh yeahg sure, uh-huh: gosh! Unusual humor dislikes losing football games favors teachers who share his opinion of homework easy-goer can always find Second Street originator of the now-famous jokes seldom confused? . . . plans to be a lawyer. ACTIVITIES: Lmzrw' 43 Key Club 2 fSec.J, 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Gridiron Club 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2. II6 -e::r-V I CAROLYN DIANE INMAN Carol Swedesboro Ah, that's sweet! As witty as her hair is red . . . the notorious Typ ably co-edits Dragon con- stantly worrying about deadlines very expressive has strange effect on dates offended by insults to her driving greatly amused by conceited people pursues a college education in chemistry. ACTIVITIES: Lancer fWrite-Up Ed., 43 Dragon fCo-Ed.j 3, 4: Spanish Club fTreas.j 3g Junior Play 33 Future Teachers Club 1, 2, 3: Prom and Hop Committee 2, 3. I Al GILBERT LEROY JUSTICE, JR. Gil Clarksboro Win them all! An audio-visual enthusiast crafty chess player dislikes criticism of his driving gets coal for Christmas a debater enjoys boating as a pastime always ready to help . . . college-bound. ACTIVITIES: Chess 2, 3, 4: Chef's Club 2g Visual Aids 3, 4: jr. Play 33 History Club 4, THOMAS JOSEPH KIRSCHLING Tom-A-Phonic-Tom Swedesboro Are you kiddin' me? One of the Big Five dynamic dancer short stretch to the basket heads for the gym after school likes cars and cash record collector avoids homework whenever possible hopes to go collegiate. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Biology Club 2g Intramurals 2, 3, 4: Industrial Arts Club 2, 35 Football 2, 3g Track 4. ANDREW JOHN KADLECIK Andy Mickleton I get around! A confirmed girl-watcher errand-boy for The Dragon exhibits a flair for original writing dislikes unruly under- classmen an Ag boy the Don juan of the tennis court needs a Dear Abby enjoys pep rallies plans for a college education in agriculture. ACTIVITIES: Vis. Aids 2, 3, 45 Dragon 2, 3, 43 F.F.A. 2, 3, 4g Advanced Biology Club 33 Jr. Play 3: Science Club 2. VIRGINIA DIANE LAMSON Gin Clarksboro You'll never guess what! Commander of the Color Guard accomplished vocalist battles the curls avid football fan Co-editor of the Lancer attractive artist grateful to Bell for his invention with Susan and joan, comprises a talented trio ambi- tion: go to Salem Tech. and be a Library Technician. ACTIVITIES: Lancer 43 Color Guard 2, fC:iptainj 3, 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Knit- ting Club 3, 45 Dramatics Club 2. at 'M if GERALDINE KNIGHT Gerry Swedesboro Are you asking me? Mod-look admirer gregarious personality agile dancer fond of good reading . . . happy-go-lucky, but very dependable . . . sharp dresser disgusted by indifferent people a talented writer dreads taking college board test is sure to go collegiate. ACTIVITIES: Lancer 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Dragozz 2, 3, 45 Cheerleader 33 Drill Team 13 Advanced Composition Club 33 Advanced Biology Club 3. II7 JEANNE CAROL LEONARDI feamzie Swedesboro Don't worry about it! A deep thinker gratified by working as a candy striper diversions include coin collect- ing, reading, and traveling disgusted by narrow-minded people a regular movie-goer asks not to be called by her cousin's name . . . plans to go collegiate. ACTIVITIES: Latin Club lg Spanish I Club 23 Spanish II Club 33 Travel Club 2, 3, 43 Dragan 45 Library Asst. 4. ROBERT ELWO OD LERCH Bob Clarksboro We'll let it slide. Mr. Personality sour memories of broken jaws enjoys dancing, parties, and good times fond of Mickleton envys MG Midget owners administrative ability attached to his Ford a future teacher. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 1, 2, 33 4 IV. Presjg Class officer QV. Presj 2, 3, 4g Base- ball 1, 2, 39 Key Club 3, 4 QV. Presjg Spanish Club 2, 5. .. :sig ,Q -Y gg, af 4, 'F. - ' xt aff ' sal 4 I 7,34 5 ,gi ' 'M-S--' H ' O' i I I I II8 PALMINA CHRISTINA LEONARDI Polly Swedesboro Well, Babes, that's the breaks. Capably captains the flag team an- noyed by people who tap pencils on desks lively personality fond of yellow roses, Mustangs, and driving her '66 Caprice . . . has nostalgic memo- ries of Saturday nights and McDonald's . . . made BeBe's her home away from home . . . hopes for a college education. ACTIVITIES: Spanish Club 2, 3, 43 Sociology Club 3 fTreas.Jg Nurses As- sistant 3, 4g Knitting Club 3, 4, Flag Team 3, 4 fCapt.jg Intramurals 2. RONALD EUGENE LERCI-I Ronnie Mt. Royal What's happening? Quiet, but not bashful loathes mouthy people dislikes rising early on Monday mornings can usually be found at any corner in Mt. Royal enjoys fixing cars hopes to become a success in whatever vocation he chooses. ACTIVITIES: Intramurals 2, 3, 43 F.F.A. 33 Public Speaking Club 33 Student Operators 3g Stage Crew 3: Chef's Club 4. QR 1, sw-.xv at X S J ers k -M I .pil Rm, lu , . ..et I'--rr , i f' await-H. 3 if X SALVATORE JOHN LICCIARDELLO Sam Swedesboro You can't whip me! Often heard before seen plagued by car ex- penses enraged by boys flirting with his girl . .. a member of the Dragon Eleven always seen with his better half .. . enioys playing foot- ball, hunting, and peanut butter Tastykakes Sam hopes to enter an Electronics School. ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Varsity Club 3, 4g F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 2, 33 Weight Lifting Club 3g Wrestling 3. NELSON CLAUDE LUZIER Neff Clarksboro Definitely ! Sedate senior can usually be found around town . .. shows partiality to cars, swimming, and roller skating dislikes school and homework will be claimed by some trade school. ACTIVITIES: Intramurals 2, 3, 4g Chef's Club 4. MARTHA JEAN LLOYD Barfy Mt. Royal You girls are corrupt! A confirmed bachelorette . .. pet peeves: 'spiders and her nickname declares W7oodbury her second home a skateboard enthusiast distinctive dresser will sadly miss 6th period study hall and gym class .. . always on the way to a dance Flossie's accomplice plans to attend IBM School. ACTIVITIES: Commercial Club 3, 43 Interior Decorating Club 2, 31 Library Aid 2, Sociology Club 33 Ceramics Club 33 Travel Club 4. BONNIE JEAN LYONS Bomzie Clarksboro Pssst ! Ldllfflff co-editor valiant in the battle of the curls enviable wit has her heart's home in Harrison- xille Barb's cohort usually seen running for the bus has a tendency to talk Voice of De- mocracy essay winner remarkable way with words . .. college bound , . . aspires to be a writer. ACTIVITIES: Lancer CCC-Cd., 43 Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4g Future Teach- ers Club 33 Assembly Committee 4g Color Guard 4g Student Council fAlt.j 1, 3, 43 Future Teachers Club fPres.J 2, 3. II9 , '9m.n W:-' .,,,,, 'rc f:.,f .f , s it . arf... 2 EW g ' ' aj, Efe il' 1... 'V '.l 'VV' ' .,,. ,5 Y -:Xu i i ' JOHN LOUIS MADARA 54114,-,1 Mickleton Off my cloud, Baby! Appears to be quiet if not in East Greenwich, can be found in Paulsboro baseball fan aggravated by our younger students rates Sophia Loren high on list of interests will enter the service after graduation. ACTIVITIES: Baseball 2, 3: Intramurals 2, 3, 43 Science Club lg Biology Club 33 Pho- tography Club 3. ANNAJEAN MAGAZU Annajemz Mickleton Yea, okay! Envies successful dieters devoted to Deptford Township awaits 3:07 anxiously sports a '64 Ford rebuffs conceited people apprehen- sive of oral book reports hopes to become a dental receptionist. ACTIVITIES: Future Nurses Club 2, 4g Travel Club 5, 43 Commercial Club 39 Sociology Club 3: Chorus 2. JANE ANN MAGIN jamie Swedesboro Seldo You don't say ? m heard a talented seamstress doesn't appreciate weekend homework dedicated T.V. viewer fastest tomato packet in the East Rita's sidekick very dressmaker. ACTIVITIES: Chorus 2, 35 Spanish Club 25 Intramurals 3, 43 Future Homemakers Club 3, 4: l20 industrious .. . sees a future as a Interior Decorating Club 3, Art Club 1. JANET ARLENE MARINO jan Paulsboro Oh, no! A newly-discovered singing talent a roller skating fan loyal supporter of Kingsway dances usually found at maiorette practices . . . a music lover . . . seen with the Seher sisters frequently avoids conceited people ac- quainted with almost everyone in school a regular Dear Abby foresees a musical or secretarial future. ACTIVITIES: Dramatics Club 25 Spanish Club 23 Majorette 45 Future Teachers Club 45 Future Nurses Club 45 Interior Decorating Club 3. 4 f'fh- 'HEP' was A MICKY MAYBROOK Mick Swedesboro No better! Victim of unpleasant experience in Physics lab bored when idle likes to travel via cycling, flying, swim- ming perpetual smiler always eager to help hopes to attend a 7' school of business administration and commerce ambition: to be a build- ing contractor. ACTIVITIES: Photography Club 3, 4: Spanish Club 2, 3: Visual Aids Club 3: Math Club 3: Industrial Arts Club 1. BARBARA JEAN MC CANN Barb Swedesboro Tsk! Tsk! Energetic cheerleader .. . plagued by Physics tests a campaigner for more school spirit has a tendency to talk in certain study halls successful seamstress Bonnie's cohort would like to eliminate Monday mornings record collector anti- homework .. . college-bound. ACTIVITIES: Latin Club 1, 2: Dragan 3, 43 Future Teachers Club fSec.j 2, fTreas.j 33 Advanced Composition Club 33 Cheer- leading 2, 3, 4g Biology Club 3. FLORENCE ANN MC CANN Sboriy Mullica Hill Where we going? A born dancer extremely good natured .. . distinguishing laugh partial to 6th period study hall frowns upon argu- ments and her nickname loves driving everybody's little sister will join the ranks of the working crew. ACTIVITIES: Library Asst. 2, 3, 4g Com- mercial Club 2, 3, 45 Sociology Club 39 Hostess Club 23 Travel Club 4. RITA MARIE MC CANN Rim Swedesboro Now we're cookin' with gas! Joins the ranks of homework haters will miss exciting football games a baseball fan excels in tennis and bowling fond of small animals 1anie's sidekick will be claimed by the secretarial field. ACTIVITIES: Commercial Club 4: Future Home- makers Club 2, 3g Interior Decorating Club 3g Intramurals 3, 4g jewelry Making Club 3g Glee Club 1. l01 ' ARTHUR WILLIAM JOSEPH MILLER, III Spzzdy Mickleton Hey, Baby! Cool and calm enjoys girls, sleep, and English classes wheels a '55 Chevy usu- ally seen at Mucci's Gas Station or the principal's office hangs with the first table munch for lunch bunch has a dislike for Mustangs ultimate goal in life is to avoid marriage. ACTIVITIES: Intramurals 2, 33 Baseball 2, 3, 43 Stage Crew 33 Gymnastics 33 Industrial Arts Club 4g Chefs' Club 4. I22 Marly MARLYN RAE MCCRACKEN Swedesboro Hey, My man! Fond memories of Woodstown impatient to be a graduate finds flirts distasteful al- ' . ways in the mood for a good fight an advo- - ' cate of the opposite sex ..... follows the con- . servatives ignores wise-guys cavorts with N, Ruthie . .. dreams of New York and a position 'wp-.-y as a legal secretary. ACTIVITIES: Typing Club 13 Commercial Club RICHARD NORMAN MEUSSNER Rick Mt. Royal When we going out? Domineer of the first lunch table .. . party boy prefers sleep to homework anxiously awaits English class . . . interests: blondes, brunettes, redheads victim of detentions loyal to Mantua knows his way to the office motor-minded seeks fur- ther education in the automotive field. ACTIVITIES: Intramurals 2, 35 Weight Lifting Club 3, Chef's Club 4g Industrial Arts Club 4, Track 1. f-we X, 2, 3g Glee Club 2, Debating Club 4. BARBARA ANN MORGAN Bfzbr Swedesbor Ha, Ha, Honey, I vote for you! Witty occupant of a Ford .. another of the commercial crowd .. enjoys sports of all sorts . .. maioret annoyed by humorless people .. irritated by late dates will furth her education after graduation. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1, 2, 3, Glee Club 1, 2g Twirling Club Majorettes 4g Future Nurses Club Art Club 2. CRAIG PRESTON MUHLBAIER Slrilllg Swedesboro Who'll be the next in line? Made dramatic history in the junior Play a keen sense of humor attached to his 2' Triumph a charming smile prefers dainty girls . . . wishes Woodstown were closer . ,. dig- , it ' A nified bearing an avid bowler college J A bound. Committee 4g Track 23 jr. Play 33 Chorus 2, 4g Chess Club 3. 3 . Par l l I I at 'Y , t ROSE ANN MUSUMECI Jie Sweclesboro You're kiddin'! r attractive farmerette usually n with the Barbs a roamer of halls ..distinctive sense of mor wishes for prolonged holi- s depressed by homework and entions eagerly awaited by the rsing profession. TIVITIES: Latin Club 1, 2g Future rses Club 4g Spanish Club 2 reas.J, 39 Gymnastics Club 35 Intra- rals 43 Art Club 1. ACTIVITIES: Key Club 2, 3, 43 Assembly ffift 2 la Q Q Q if 5 I N A 9 ALFRED JOSEPH MUSUMECI Al Swedesboro Brother, you better believe it. Future millionaire frequently seen washing the 65 Cadillac avoids stuck-up girls Kingsway's green thumb a great hunter an advocate of the opposite sex .. . plans a career in agriculture. ACTIVITIES: Varsity Club 5, 45 F.T.A. 1, 3, 4g Sportsman's Club 3g Chef's Club 43 Intramurals 55 Visual Aids Club 23 Football 3, 4. iilftl ' MARIANO JOSEPH MUSUMECI Marty Swedesboro Newest addition to our class girl-minded, money-minded, car-minded gallant member of the guys loathes peanut butter and rats desires a career as electronic technician or draftsman. ACTIVITIES: Industrial Arts Club 4g Chef's Club 4. l23 ALAN EDWARD NETHERBY Lzzmpy Swedesboro In plain words . , The voice of physics class marching clarinet player aptly labeled the professor finds time passes best in front of his stereo pays frequent visits to Mickleton expects to study elementary education in college. ACTIVITIES: Chess Club 2, 3g Concert Band 3, 4: Dance Band 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club 1: French Club 23 Jr. Play 3. l24 ALBERT JOHN NAUTA john Swedesboro What, me worry ? A member of the town gang dreads being drafted exhibits mechanical skill well- dressed interested in making money fre- quently reminded when it's haircut time a homework hater a future student of a tech- nical school. ACTIVITIES: Football Club 1, 2g Radio Club 1, 2. ,- . ATI-IEY WALTER NORMAN Are Swedesboro You'll be all right. Annoyed by people who don't keep appointments finds pleasure in money, food, and cars . . . reluctant 880 runner . . . patronizes the poolroom . . . hopes to attend Salem Technical Insti- tute ambition: to become an auto mechanic. ACTIVITIES: Track 1, 2, 35 Football 3: Grid Iron Club 3: Chef's Club 2g Industrial Arts Club 35 Gymnastics Club 3, 4. time l Ns CHARLES ANTHONY OLIVIERI C lmrlie Swedesboro Censored A fan of English class frequents the first lunch table makes daily trips to Mantua the fourth member of the quartet: Rick, Spudy, and Pennell has an aptitude for mechanics avoids talkative people doesn't care for Mr. Eaton's classes after school hopes to travel looks to a career in the automotive field. ACTIVITIES: Advanced Biology Club 3, Chef's Club 2, 3: Spanish Club 2, Industrial Arts Club 4g Science Club 2. DAVID RODRIGUEZ PABON El Kabofzg Swedesboro With what, my looks? Quiet a nature lover woebegone when without wheels . . . frequents 'Paulsboro or Gibbs- town abhors noisy people a hunter .. , often accompanied by his brother and Butch superb salesmanship endeavors to learn a trade and secure a job. ACTIVITIES: Biology Club 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, fPres.j 33 Chef's Club 2, 4g Photography Club 3g Weight Lifting Club 3g Science Club 2. MYRNA ORTIZ Myrna Mullica Hill Hi ! Came to us from the sunny shores of Puerto Rico quickly adapted to Kingsway life pleasant smile enjoys television, records and reading can frequently be seen in a 1965 Lincoln hopes to return to her own country in the future. I CYNTHIA KAREN PAYNE Cindy Swedesboro Oh goodness! Shares with Shirley the duty of keeping our activity calendar attractive one of many who dread Mondays en- joys painting never far from a smile dedicated candy striper usually seen with Margo and Shirley . . . plans to study law. ACTIVITIES: Latin Club 1, 23 Dmgorz 3, 4g National Honor Society 43 De- bating Club 4g Sociology Club 2g Ad- vanced Biology Club 3. STEPHEN KENNETH OWEN Sieve Clarksboro So what do you want, a gold cigar? One of the track team's main as- sets lounges in the A.V. room record holder of the Cross- Country team . . . hates to hear con- stant bragging . . . thinks we could do without Mondays . . . special in- terest is long-hairecl girls skilled hunter and fisherman future track coach. ACTIVITIES: Visual Aids Club 1, 2, fPres.J 3, 4g Track 1, 2, 5, 4, Cross-Country fCapt.J 3, 43 Key Club 4. I25 Club 3. HAROLD PAYNE, JR. Herky Swedesboro You're always messing around! Great sense of humor a mighty varsity man well acquainted with Salem dislikes know-it-alls hates to be teased believes school could function without homework can always find uses for extra money aspires to be a college graduate and a big-businessman. ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Baseball 2, 3, 43 Track 23 Student Coun- cil 5, 4g Chef's Club 3, 4. MARY HARRIET ANN PEPLOWSKI PEPP? Swedesboro Get Smart! Attracted by blonde hair and blue eyes . . . always on the go to Woodstown, Salem, or Bridgeton MARGARET ANNA PENN Maggie Swedesboro Thinks football is the end .. . one of the crowd late sleeper active in sports disturbed by all-too- frequent Monday mornings a bas- ketball height annoyed when stared at party girl hopes to be a beautician. ACTIVITIES: Future Nurses Club KV. Pres., 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Color Guard 2, 5, 45 Chorus 1, 2, 5, 4g Sr. Vocabulary Club 33 Sr. Composition 6. JOHN MC CAY PENNELI., III 101972 Swedesboro I want another one just like the other one Frequently journeys to Woodbury, Paulsboro, or Gibbstown enjoys sleeping occupies a chair at the first lunch table . . . likes money . . . interested in girls and cars hates homework . . . will be claimed by the Navy. ACTIVITIES: Science Club 2g Spanish II Clubg Chef's Club 2, 4. will miss sewing class and locker room sessions friendly and fun-loving irritated by loud people hopes to be a secretary or clerk. ACTIVITIES: Commercial Club fPres.j 43 Travel Club 43 Library Assistant 4. l26 RUTH ANN REDKOLES Ruthie Swedesboro Hey, what's happening? Has interests on a certain college campus .... gets hungry in Physics telephone monopo- lizer . . . fond of partying Park and Eat's best customer loathes two-faced people foresees a career in medical technology. ACTIVITIES: Future Teachers Club 1g Spanish Club 2, 3g Art Club 1, 2g Future Nurses Club 4. SHIRLEY PRICE Shirley South Harrison Where have ya been? Drives a '58 Chevy anti-homework quiet enjoys bowling and driv- ing pet peeve: Monday mornings accompanies Shirley and Sandra will join the working corps later hopes to attend a beautician school. ACTIVITIES: Interior Decorating Club 2, 33 Future Homemakers Club 45 Hostess Club 2, 3g Intramurals 3, 4. f V , !, JAMES FRANK RAGONESE let Swedesboro jimnee! Enjoys living dangerously has underclassmen interests spends excessive time in his Hemy- powered Chevy mighty member of the il- lustrious eleven has trouble getting to school on time . .. future farmer and prospective tycoon. ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2, 3, 43 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 QV. Pres.jg Chef's Club 2, 3, 4, Grid Iron Club 1, 2, 3, 4. ELIZABETH ANNE REED Bette Amie Mullica Hill You're a nut! Classy head-majorette excels in all sports usually with Carol and Phyllis on weekdays detests riding home on the late bus a class scholar fond of St. joe's a real talker p.j. party fan dislikes physics tests a basketball and hockey enthusiast eff' foresees college and marriage in her future. ACTIVITIES: Future Teachers Club 3, fTreas.Qg 4 fCo-captainjg Basketball 2, 3, 4g Sociology Club 3 CSec.jg Debating Club 3 CTreas.jg National Honor Society 4 fSec.Jg Hockey 2, 3. I27 JOHN LEO REISTLE I0b72 Swedesboro Thems is. Works incessantly on his '55 Ford plays a cool sax with The Scholars cold- catcher diversities include music, cars, and electronics ping-pong and pool en- thusiast usually found at combo prac- tice thinks all roads lead to Mickleton will further his education aspires to be an electronic engineer. ACTIVITIES: Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Concert and Dance Bands 1, 2, 3, 4, Stage Crew 2, 3 fTreas., Secj, 4g French Club 1, 25 Visual Aids Club 2, 33 Photog- raphy Club 3. I28 THOMAS RAYMOND ROBERTS Tom Mickleton You can't win 'em all! The King of the Boogaloo a sen- ior very much in demand a loyal Kingsway student irked by poor bowling spends a large portion of his time in his white rat with Curly, Teddy Bear, and Plumber an advocate of the opposite sex .. . an- ticipates a career in chemistry. ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 3, 4, Key Club 4, Grid Iron Club 3, 4g Latin Club 1, 2g Varsity Club 4. Z JOYCE LINDA ROBERTSON foycie Swedesboro Isn't that a shame. Amazingly talented vocalist has an af- finity for Pennsgrove musically-minded usually with Cleo, Gerri, Alethia or Clara will soon compliment some col- lege campus hopes to be an elementary music teacher. ACTIVITIES: Hockey 1, 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Latin Club 1, Travel Club 2g Spanish Club 2. STANLEY RALPH RODE Stan Swedesboro Hey, Hey! Put down that rock! Sharpshooter of the senior class frequents the journey from Woodbury to Woodstown in his '57 Chevy shuns wild drivers and noisy girls gets satisfaction from working on problem cars foresees a future as an auto- motive and diesel mechanic. ACTIVITIES: F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Sportsman's Club 3, 4, Chef's Club 2, .43 Visual Aids Club 25 Weight Lifting Club 3. if SUSAN JUDITH RUTKO Sue Swedesboro It's not my fault! A drags fan late sleeper by desire always in favor of a good time loathes gossipers uninspired by home- work seen accompanied by Annajean or Pud veteran of a fractured finger aspires to be a secretary. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 1: Junior Play 33 Commercial Club 2, 35 Health Office Assistant 3, 4, Guidance Assistant 2, 33 Dragon 4. BONNIE RAE ROSS Bon Swedesboro I don't want to hear it. High-stepping flag twirler . . . vivacious favorite pastime: having a good time with the gang avoids snobs hates excuses and restrictions a Saturday nighter enjoys parties, boys, and good food plans to be- come a dental assistant. ACTIVITIES: Health Assistant 2, 3, 4, Future Nurses Club 3 fTreas.j, 4 fSec.jg Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Flag Team 3, 43 Chorus 1, 2, 3g Intramurals 4. . -fn 'Dfw ANITA ROSE SARBELLO Nita Swedesboro Com'on gang! Extremely outgoing popular member of al- most every organization peppy cheerleader co-captain enjoys Saturday nights with the gang at Paulette's a fabulous dancer and agile athlete certain to be an asset to any laboratory. ACTIVITIES: Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4 QCo-capt.Jg Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4 fSec.Jg Class Sec. 2, 43 Class Treas. 33 Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4 fCo-capt.Jg Basketball 1, 2: Assembly Committee 4. lov' .www DIANA MARIE RUSSO Rime Mickleton Honest? Despises stuck-up people highly creative often found shopping in Strawbridges' or at Record Hops advocations include painting and dancing sharp dresser one of Kingsway's flag twirlers spends summers at the shore attractive senior enjoy's watching Ed Hurst's show aspires to enter the field of art. ACTIVITIES: Drill Team 1: Class Secretary lg Flag team 2, 3, 4: Dramatics Club 2, 3: Gymnastics Club 2, 5, 4: Debating Club 2, 33 Lancer 4. I29 11 c M Rs. Q, L, i t ' 'i 1 :, :i w I WILLIAM THOMAS SCHOENER, JR. Tom Swedesboro I think I'd like that! A popular athlete adopted Franklin Street as his second home a UHF fan a talented dancer can boast of a remarkable record col- lection a girl-chaser displays original thinking the eyes of the senior class plans to teach Social Studies and coach basketball. ACTIVITIES: Student Council lg Key Club 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Future Teachers Club 3, 43 Football Trainer 2, 3, 4. I3O GORDAN ARCHER SHIVELER Burk Clarksboro I kicked in! Another contributing factor to the bas- ketball team's success the strong, silent type clever dislikes arrogant underclassmen consults with Walter and Schoener avoids loquacious people foresees a ca- reer in optometry. ACTIVITIES: Key Club 3, 4, National Honor Society 5, 4 fTreas.jg Basketball 2, 3, 4g Student Council 3, 4g Chefs Club 3, 4, Intramurals 2, 3. JACOB HOWARD SHIVELER My Mickletor Yakety V' Well-knov'n sportsman .. . hard worker can usually be seen with Larry, Joe, and Des rates Chef's Club, girls, and gym class highly .. . a pump- kin borrower proud possessor of a '55 Chevy .. . wouldn't own a Mustang . . . definitely college bound. ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2, 33 Sports. man's Club 2, 3, 4g Chef's Club 3, 43 Intramurals 2, 3, 4 fCapt.jg Baseball 4. 1, ,'.. . ,, .,,. ,. it t ... 4 ft v 1 Q4 I ' A gt- ALETHIA MAE SHORTER Delifzg Swedesboro You're the worlds worse! Enjoys a good party has a knack for ripping stockings on the bus music fan may be found in a '65 Corvair partial to Paulsboro irritated by money borrowers gourmet marriage plans are in the near future. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1, 2, 35 Hockey fMgr.j 1, 2, 3, 4, Golf Club 4g Chorus 1, 2, Public Speaking Club 33 Intramurals 3, 4- etulti QQ NX E' ITT 8 X 6 -A it 1 X . MOSES TAYLOR, JR. Deacon Mt. Royal How ya doin'? Weightlifter characterized by a distinct walk provoked by those people who borrow money, but fail to return it likes to dress up and stay neat hopes to achieve the position of Certified Public Accountant in the future. ACTIVITIES: Track 1, 3, 43 Football 3, 43 Chef's Club 33 Wrestling Club 3g Intramurals 2, 5. RICHARD MICHAEL SMART Rick Swedesboro That don't break no ice. A hall wanderer doesn't believe in raising his hand author of many witty sayings a devoted cafeteria worker often seen with the boys endeared to 3:07 avoids early hours as much as possible a pros- pective history teacher. ACTIVITIES: Baseball 2, 3, 43 Intra- murals 3, 43 Chess Club 2, 53 History Seminar 33 Sportsman's Club 43 Spanish Club 2. SAMUEL SWANSON Slmrkey Mickleton Censored An indispensable manager of the Drag- on's Big Five endorses Mucci's Garage enraged by temperamental Fords exteremely amusing an- noyed by talkative people hopes someday to own a vette plans to attend a vocational school. ACTIVITIES: Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Football 1, 23 Track 3g Basketball fmgrj 43 Baseball 1, 3, 43 Intramurals 2. 3. LINDA LEA STOMBERG Lynn Swedesboro I know it! An Illinois import usually seen with Eva and Kaye a math enthusiast enjoys driving her uncle's car lives life to the fullest often practices her bowling plans to enter the secretarial field after business school. ACTIVITIES: Lancer 4. I3I SEBASTIAN JOSEPH TOMARCHIO Bgfmig Harrisonville Hey, smooth! Magnetic girl attractor L.. definite deftness for dancing personality plus drive-in devotee has a compulsion for clean cars one of the suave South Harrison set the chef of physics class hopes to attend R.C.A. Technical Institute. ACTIVITIES: Key Club 2, 3, 4g Sportsman's Club 23 Industrial Arts Club 43 Spanish Club 2. ROBERT MILO URION, JR: Skeeter Swedesboro Wanna Bet? Upset by losses in sports and bets contagious sense of humor barrels his green bomb to the Brown farm notorious party thrower boosts the economy of shore points during the summer supported by Teddy Bear, Jon, and Baron will someday achieve a position in the field of political science. ACTIVITIES: Varsity Club 43 Golf Club 45 Baseball 3, 4: Key Club 3, 4: Student Council 43 Intramurals 2, 5. NANCY LEE VERDINELLI Nampa Sweclesboro Is Freddy coming down? Superb secretarial ability lost without Sara, Freda, and Alice antagonized by unspiriterl underclassmen joins the ranks of homework- haters loves riding in a red Mustang en- joys life to the fullest rates good food and happy people highly. ACTIVITIES: Cheerleader 1: Interior Decorating Club 2: Commercial Club 2, 3, 4: Hostess Club 25 Travel Club 3: Lancer 4. l32 BERNARD HENRY WALLER Wally' Mt. Royal Afraid so. Very athletically inclined never assigned a guardian angel tremendous sense of humor .. . often seen explaining his point to one of the boys dislikes people with no school spirit .. . an enthusiastic dancer can be found with Shiveler, Taylor, and the boys sports fan . . . master mathematician. ACTIVITIES: Key Club 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Varsity Club 3, 4: Grid Iron Club 3, 4: French Club 2. RAYMOND LEE WARREN Ray Swedesboro May the bird of Paradise . . Ag and Wood Shop enthusiast wary of wise guys takes pleasure in farming a horse- man dislikes loudmouths .. . an accomplished mechanical drawer future draftsman or machinist. ACTIVITIES: F.F.A. 2, 3 fTreas.j, 4 fPres.Jg Industrial Arts Club 2, 3, 43 Visual Aids Club 3g Mechanical Drawing Club 4. PAULETTE SUSAN WEII. Letie Mickleton You better believe it! Often seen going somewhere with Diane admires sharp dressers and yellow cars .. . dreads getting up in the morning avoids staying after school as much as possible great dancer whereabouts known by Maggie or Sue hopes to attend a beauty school. ACTIVITIES: Future Nurses Club 1, 45 Chorus 2, 33 Hockey Manager 2, 3, 4g Health Assistant 43 Debating Club 33 Dramatics Club 2. H16-P LEWIS THOMAS WENTZ Big Lorrie Paulsboro Avid mechanic skilled hunter and fisherman often accompanied by Pennell plagued by too much homework with too little time to do it proud of his Paulsboro residence will miss his friends endeavors to be a machinist. ACTIVITIES: Sportsman's Club 4, Golf Club 3. SAMUEL WILLIAMS Sonny Swedesboro You can't prove it by me! Usually seen at Swedesboro corner favors Saturday nights bothered by brownies one of the gang interests include cars and girls doesn't really enjoy school will join the service. ACTIVITIES: F.F.A. 3, 43 Golf Club 33 Spanish Club 23 Chef's Club 2. i , 5 . A li i i 'Y llpd if f i f Q it ri ' E I33 :IQ A' any--f DONALD WAYNE WROBEL Wayfrze Swedesboro Hey, Man, what's happening? Glassboro's frequent guest has in- terests in a certain member of the opposite sex ,. . enjoys cars, girls, food and sports another of the home- work protestors plans to attend a vocational school after graduation. ACTIVITIES: Intramurals 2, 43 F.F.A. 3, 4g Football 2, 33 Weight Lifting Club 3: Golf Club 3. LARRY ROBERT ZANE Larry Swedesboro Don't ask me. Mr. President great sense of humor seen and heard likes James Bond movies has math miseries jovial personality displays athletic qualities collegiate dresser foresees a career in law. ACTIVITIES: Class officer fPres. 1, 2, 3, 455 Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3, 43 Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4 fPres.j: Key Club fPres. 3, 4jg Varsity Club 3, 4. , 4-1s,.,x,., , , ' ' 'i ' ef ' s v,.'. '2 ' N X . if if , , .,,. 3 3 is I Q 1' it Q., ,,,, 'ti I 3, p STEPHEN EDMUND YOUNG Steve Mickleton Nice try! Quite the scholar master of many musical instruments chess enthusiast Frank's accomplice well-traversed tourist abhors being the sole Senior in French II genuinely helpful nature foresees college and graduate school . . . will be a successful physicist. ACTIVITIES: Dance Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Key Club 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 4 QV. Presjg Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Latin Club 1, 23 Astronomy Club 2 fPres.J. I34 EVA LYNN ZITTLE Em Swedesboro God Bless America, Park and Eat employee often found attached to a phone great football fan likes to drive her Dad's car bowler avoids im- mature or snobbish people accom- panies Kay and Lynn angered by people who mistreat cats sees her future as a beautician. ACTIVITIES: Spanish Club 3, 45 Sen- ior Chorus 3g Lmzcerg Future Home- makers Club 33 Typing Club 13 Public Speaking Club 2. Kinqsway's Top Ten .Z Bette Anne Reed Gordon Shiveler X Stephen Young Bonnie Lyons rank B0f210 onnn 53? .. we ffififilrliliifi o'on A ff 49 Q. W T M W' K Geraldine Knight iw! vw as i 'Y Alice Barber .gg ' ' .iP1.11:i:..2 1-2 . I ' v 4 1 ',,. PM Wi. 'm a I , at ,. ,Z at iee,eiii, W, ,iee B an ,i ,il gi' A - . ., of .az V, A Vial? Aiiizt-,ggiai ni L, Hr A 3535-ftifi A , 6 B Iggy: 3113 - , I , :B B B he x. C lw if l Carolyn Inman jean Haines Cynthia Payne Who's Who - 1966 l WORK DODGERS Paulette Weil-Arthur Miller I36 Af S' ., Y ff- l' . L X CLASS CLOWNS Sara Casella LeRoy Clark MOST STUDIOUS Shirley Corsey-Stephen Young L ,- 1 Kg, L 'n v' . it 5+ 1 ,. M 'f :ff - . fs- ',.e .! 14 HIllli!'!!!! !E'!I!HIIlllllll ll Kllllll K BEST DANCERS Diana Russo-Bennie Tomarchio BEST ALL-AROUND Bette Anne Reed-Larry Zane NM F o MOST ATHLETIC Bette Anne Reed-Jim Fauntleroy MOST POPULAR Anita Rose Sarbello--Larry Zane A 1 n , G5 ,S ,li A - ' f AA kffw E 'i x IV. K 5 'Q . ' W ' .k,kb 4 1 if 'WM 'f 3 QM x A A Y , , 5 j AA 5 , ' f f A 2 if , 2 ' ' ' A W g .. .. K A f' 4-'Q . A -' - : q1s5: 1':i, , 'L , W , 4, f ,gf ,-..M ,-,, W M MOST TALKATIVE Lucy Cristaudo-Robert Urion BEST ACTRESS AND ACTOR Marilyn McCracken-Stanton Hunter -+R :--WV- ' : MOST ARTISTIC Diana Russo-LeRoy Clark I A v-'-Z E. j-, X, A! 1 ' r MOST DEPENDABLE Alice Barber--Bob Lerch TALLEST AND SHORTEST Florence McCann-Tom Kirschling ' WM:f, l-1 'Q wil, ' N37 T ,A 0 M, 1 BEST DRESSED Bonnie Lyons-Arthur Caccese DID THE MOST FOR K.R.H.S. Anita Rose Sarbello-Ray Bard MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Phyllis Fones-Robert Urion , -Q-1, .ga 193-43 .1 .-..4 ff' 5553 B , ff,-. zf, U., ,V in - Q. ffmafz 2' , QQMAA ,,,. , A ,Ai . .J '- . FLW gwf . QW-c! MOST ATTRACT IVE Margaret Perm-David Beckett if AK, f , . QUIETEST Rita McCann-Angelo Coco is r' ' '4- CLASS FLIRTS Polly Leonardi-David Beckett 5 'ul Butcher Boy Bean .... Grandma .......... Grandpa ........ Valerie Whiimarz . Toolxie Bean .... Bogginy ........... Prixcilla Morley ....... john Lulu Appleby . Vicky Randolph .... Kean Perry ...... 5 THE CAST . .. Alan Netherby . . . Ruth Redkoles . Stanton Hunter .. Carolyn Inman Polly Leonardi . . . . Richard Smart . . Virginia Lamson ........JOhf1 Reistle Marilyn McCracken . . . Stephen Young Q3 'R S so as mos V NSX '9 B KG Q39 MS. Sb Qvbs 'KQKQXQKQQS Q Goss bveqegsagocaqvgvspoa kz6eb'0-gxX5fXiS'o0C119'9s Sgxssbo-xfcxwboqgl vQiNNS'bNbtNQbb ,Q There, there, my little sugar cookie. Ah'll bet you say that to all the girls. THE END! May 23, 1966 INAUGURAL A Wk dt., 5 z 5, .jf .ir 'wx , f. e 'Q ,, ',f,i.qv , i n 4 59 it 4. 5 -. ,gf-. ,- f A s f, 4. Sb 7,4 ' H, fa 1 if - 1 'favfi ti 143 ' x gg ls i Fl A x lkrg Q x 1 E I 'x W via 1. W M fx X VX! A, Q 1 W, x 3- gi? -Y' THE QUEENS COURT Phyllis Fones Diana Russo Anita Sarbello Virginia Lamson Bette Anne Reed Queen Margaret and her escort, David Beckett Ken Shiveler, jr. Class President, crowns the queen. 2'9- VVondeHuL VVondeHuL VVashington! 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'i'g:Nv-fury'-'-J' f--px ggi- W K ,,. in ' 'W f A KM 1 , O Compliments of SWEDESBORO TRUST COMPANY Q M . 5 .N 4 'E iv ' MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION VASTA LUMBER COMPANY Swedesboro, N. J. Hardware, Lumber and Building Supplies PHONE 467-l000 Complimenfs of HOMESTEAD COLD CUTS Wholesale and Refail of Cold Cu+s Luncheon PHONE 467-0597 CHARLES MARINO RADIO AND TV O-no RODE' INC' SALES AND SERVICE FANCY JERSEY POULTRY AND EGGS I . Swedesboro, N. J. Saleldplke Phone: 467-I 300 Jefferson Road Clarlrsboro, New Jersey 423-0424 ,Mas Q . Complimenis of PATTI'S APPAREL SHOPPE 360 Kings Highway Swedesboro, N. J. JOHN G. NOTHDURFT 8: SON, INC. Realfor - Insurance Sales Clerk 332 Kings Highway Swedesboro, N. J. 467-I500 Complimenfs of REYMORE FUNERAL HOME Swedesboro, N. J. DUPPER'S AMOCO SERVICE Swedesboro, N. J. Tires - Tubes - BaH'eries PHONE: 467-I I50 Woods Iown - Sharpfown Road RETINO'S ESSO STATION Kings Highway Swedesboro, N. J. HERITAGE'S DAIRY Re+aiI Home Delivery Refail Dairy S'Iores Jessup Road Thorofare, N. J. 845-2855 WHITE'S DRUGSTORE Jack Margolil' and Louis Mi+cheII MIKE ZAPPALA Kings Highway II3 F kl' si ran in 467-I500 457.2217 Swedesboro. N. J. WOODSTOWN HILLTOP BEAUTY SALON AGWAY C0,0p High Hill Road Swedeslooro, N. J. WOODSTOWN, N. J. MARY LaROSA-Prop. Phone 467-0379 Phone 769-I800 Complimenfs of BEN'S MEN'S STORE sweoesaolzo, N. J. Complimenls of SEBAS-l-IANO ROMEO BORO DINER Sweclesboro, New Jersey Dine in Hisforic Swedesboro SCHOENER'S ESSO SERVICE JACK SCHOENER 227 No. Kings Highway Swedesboro, N. J. . Phone: 467-OIO7 CLARKSBORO FRIENDLY SERVICE Mobil Producls FRED MUCCI, JR. EGLINGTON CEMETERY CO. Clarlcsboro, New Jersey HA 3-9827 S S I r P ,.X:J?'?1:i'i orr KEY? CALL ME! JOHNSON'S PIANO SERVICE NEW a useo SALES a. senvice Loolr for 'Ihe TunervilIe TrolIey 299-5l5l Open Mon., Tues., Wed., Sai. fo 6 P.M. Thurs.. Fri. Io 9 P.M. PHONE: 769-0519 Home of Famous Brands MEN'S, WOMEN'S and BOYS' FASHIONS 9-II Soulh Main Slreei' Woodsfown, N, J. RELIABLE GARAGE, INC. Ford Sales Service Swedesboro, N. J. Kerosene Fuel Oil HILES OIL SERVICE Whiskey Mill Road Clarlzsboro, N. J. phone: 457-1200 Burner Service HA 3-3545 Secrelarial Training - Salesmanship - FRANK D' 81 Accounfing - Calcula+ing Machines and Olher Courses for High School Gradua+es H Middle Road Wrife for Calalog ammonfon, New Jersey Blueberry Plank LO I-4689 GOLDEY BEACOM SCHOOL OF BUSINESS Wilminglon, Delaware Complimenls of RlCl'lMAN'S ICE CREAM A Sharpfown, N. J. CompIimen+s of BELL CLEANERS, INC. I59 Compliments of JERSEY PACKAGE CO. BRIDGETON N J Compliments of THE STUDENT COUNCIL CompIimen+s CALIFORNIA PACKING CORPORATION Del Monte Brand Food Products SWEDESBORO NEW JERSEY 1oo YEARS OF rRAomoN IN ART OIL PAINTINGS FRAMES PRINTS ' RENTED ' STOCK 0 ETCHINGS 'CLEANED 'CUSTOM MADE 'MEZZOTINTS ' RESTORED ' REGILDED ' LITHOGRAPHS GALLERIES I625 WALNUT STREET ' PHILADELPHIA ' LO 3-I779 I6I Complimenls of Complimenfs of he +he .uM-EL NENh'S AGENCY KINGSWAY REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL SwFeilAli:'::3nl'5lJ. SWEETEN BROTHERS FLORIST Clarlcsboro and Woodbury N. J. N. J. THE HUBER AGENCY, INC ' Aufomobile and General Casualfy . Insurance Fire and Allied Lines Pedricldown, N. J. 299-2500 Broadway Super Market N. Funari 84 Sons Choice Meals-Qualify Groceries Fresh Vege+ables 422 Broad S'lree'l' Gibbs+own, N. J. Nexf 'ro +he U.S. Posl' Office and Jusl' as Reliable FR-EE DELIVERIES Phone HA 3-3440 v- 1 C. A. GIOVINAZZI 81 SONS Fruil and Produce SWEDESBORO, N. J. Complimen'fs of PEPSI-COLA BOTTLINC-3 CO. Now I'r's Pepsi For Those Who Think Young Pennsauken, N. J. NO 2-3900 Justice Ac res COAL Ciarksboro, N. J. HA 3-0763 X E . Complimen'rs of SWEDES SPORTS AND HOBBY SHOP Complimen+s of HOTEL PLAZA On Capi+ol Hill Washing+on, D. C. ROBERT BLACKISTONE Owner THE 1601 Chestnut Street P T he Mos! Distinguished Name in School and Coflege ffwgfljf YOUR ABSOLUTE GUARANTEE OF: Pedect Satisfactzlm Unmatched Quality Dashing Style Complete Security i d nr-Jim Faunfleroy P esidenf-Joe Ceni T y J y Sh I r-a ive er Best Wishes to the Class of '66 From KINGSWAY'S ATHLETES THE VARSITY CLUB Mr. Norman Wilson, ion er-Ray Bard Bes+ Wishes Congrafularions From From 'rhe CLASS OF '71 THE CLASS +o OF THE SIXTY-SIXERS '67 Ad SWEDESBOR0 AUCTION, INC HONE M ix 3553555 PL ' ff5 g1,, FARMERS PRODUCE AND R SUPPLY COMPANY SOUTH JERSEY FARMERS EXCHANGE Woodsfown, N. J. PHONE 769-0062 or 0063 URION AGENCY, INC. General Insurance 434 Kings Highway Swedesboro, N. J. Phone 467-0709 gg W , , ,,,4. I ,. Q I xxx, , in I 7 Z 1' . ,, .f ' ,.,. . V f S? QTL? I i get-4? K. ,I N i,,3..? fi I DAVID GOLDMANG BRQ'-. . iq ,,,,,,. ,ii M i 113351, ,,,Lk Y, .W,, . , , , ig., .I ,mf,,y.Iw : K 4 wi 'vt g f V 1. Q A k . Va A 7,1 A' li 'I - I - f- I -. Q...sf?,1,.,w-- . 1, .. .igfisffvf--g nniaa f - .- f f. r ,IV. , 1 A . ' 5 35'519I', .W I S T? I is W- C I i DAVID GOLDMAN 81 BRO., INC. New 8: Used Fruif and Vegefable Packages Burlap and Paper Po'Ia+o Bags FruiI' and Produce Corrugaied Con+ainers Richardson Avenue Swedesboro, N. J. I66 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF PEDRICKTOWN Pedricldown, New Jersey Tornado Sa'FU' Floor Machines I-lnlf Mais Vacuum Cleaners and Mal l n9 lnsliiulional RICHARD H. FRECH P.O. Box 235 Marlfon, N. J. Specializing In Cusiom Made Mais Sanilary Mainlenance Supplies and Equipmenl' PHONE: 9833249 Penn Supreme-Enjoy Ice Cream From l'he EasI s Mosl Modern Dairy lllllIll!l lli's DANIEL'S STUDIO Official Pholographer '66 Lancer Congralulalions Sixfy-Sixers from THE FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Complimenls of HOMEROOM 205 Lindsay Bergmann James Boris Shirley Brown Consiance Cordillo Kenneih Coles Brenda Coniarino Terry DeVaulf Donald Dryden Thomas Flanagan Slephen Fox Ronald Fullerlon Jagef Gage Ena Gould David Hallman Edward Howell Gail Hufchinson Charles Kimball Gwen Lalre Michael Panialeone Judiih Paz Suzanne Peflif Pafricia Reed Jerry Ross Douglas Sabin Jordan Schlump Wayne Scoff Laura Siephens Yvonne Susnicl Fred Tomarchio Mr. J. S+owman, Advisor Ray Warren, Presidenl Jim Ragonese. Vice Presiclenl Alfio Leone, Treasurer Vern Garazzo, Senlinel Paul Sabin, Reporler Miss Dorolhy Blair Congralulafions and Besl' Wishes TO THE CLASS OF '66 From THE CLASS OF '72 SAMUEL A. LEONARDI lmporfed Producls Airline Reservafions Via Pan American Easlern Airlines LEONARDI'S GENERAL STORE BOX 70 SWEDESBORO, N. J. PARK 'N EAT SHOPPE Hoi and Cold Sandwiches-PlaHers Fas'I' Take-Ou+ Service Kings Highway Open 7 A.M.-II P.M. Sweclesboro, N. J 467 l99O Complimenfs of CLARKSBORO NEWS AGENCY Complimenis of HOMEROOM 208 Complimenls of BOOKKEEPING I Complimenfs of SLUSAR'S GARAGE HOMESTEAD FARM SUPPLY COMPANY Sweclesboro, New Jersey f-'WZ W...-'-:..--4. r: mn M MW! umm WALLACE ..-....-1--.-g-.---.- ..-.1-.---1.-. - PHOINE 467 0846 INSURANCE AGENCY Insurance JOHN L. RIEGER Pro+ecHon TI'1a+ Pro+ec+s 467-0075 H1,3'il'f-TS' fL L'lnifJISfL SWEDEI2g3GCg?g??w1EYi72JERSEY COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND I69 JOHN H. LORE. JR. Complimenfs oi Oil - Healing B . KINGSWAY DELICATESSEN ms O Kings Highway 8: Tomlin Slaiion Road Mo-for Fuels 4674772 WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCES SAM COZZUBBO- Pwr- SALES AND SERVICE 467-0357 935 Kings Highway Swedesboro, N. J. RACCOON OIL COMPANY For AII Your Insurance Needs D CHESNEY AGENCY Mob P'od C'S Healer Sales 8: Services 504 Kings Highway Swedeslaoro, N. J. 467-02 I 0 Railroad 81 Helms Avenue Swedesboro 467-0834 If Ii -'ffk fl Iii KA Illl IIII I il lm' L Y' I1 wma. -Ww- H. 6. GREEN LUMBER CO Esmblished I887 ROBERTS 8K LEACH INC Coal, Lumber, Millwork, Mason Ma+eriaI General Insurance Pami' and Hardware Moum Royal N J MT. ROYAL N. J. 423-I025 Congra+ula'rIons Io fhe DAY I-Io 7-0602 Class of 56 NIGHT HO 7-04I8 From STEELMAN BUSINESS scI-IooL XX ' R ' '- . f , .. ' 'sf' S I H A -W - f- ,,. -- - n spam f-. ' 'P-A ' . , . , . . I I I I 502 Linden Sfreef gases Camden 2, New Jersey S30l'Yi06 ALFRED J. CALTABIANO Phone WOodlawn 4-3369 I Proprleiior Compleffe Business Training o Summer School 0 Re- 'fresher Courses 0 Speed Building Courses in Gregg Shorlhand and Typewri+ing o Individual Ins+rucI'ion 0 Kings Highway I70 Day or Evening Classes 0 Swedesboro, New Jersey AVIS MILL FEED STORE Flowers Purina Chows by 4l9 Kings Highway IRENE Sweclesboro, N. J. 467-0l30 Complimenls of OLD FORD HOTEL MESSICK FUEL SERVICE CHRIS KIRCHHOFF, Prop. Clafksbofo- N- J- Phone 467-0244 KLAYMAN'S MUSIC CENTER 77 Soulh Broad Slreel J. J. DAVIDSON JR., INC. Woodbury, N. J. Complimenls of Bes'r Wishes l'o lhe Class of '66 Sporfing Goods CASELLA BROS. 'X se sl? CORSARO PACKING CO. JERSEY BRAND Mfrs. of llalian ancl Counlry Sausage Almonesson, N. J. Complimenls of BETTY'S SUB SHOP PlNO'S APPLIANCES 769-2749 WOOD LANES Hofpoinl, Dumonl, Aclmiral, Philco 467 0380 20 Modern Clean Lanes-AMF Pin Spoilers Lea ue Opening O B I' sweaesbm, N. J. g Highway ,Nzi'LsfZ:rx'?q. J. HAINES FUNERAL HOME Kings Highway, Clarlcsboro, N. J. Your Farm Machinery Dealer OWEN SUPPLY CO. Woodslown, N. J. DAMASK CANDIES Roule 322 Sweclesboro, N. J. MT. ROYAL INN BAR AND PACKAGE STORE MT. ROYAL, N. J. l7l if . DELAWARE VAL ,SJEISOSEESTER couNry E' i gf ge 95' f Q I 04, QQ, THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK 81 TRUST C0 PAuLsBoRo, NEW JERSEY Dedica+ecI'A+o +I1e Privilege of Serving Our Cusiomers' GIBBSTOWN MICKLETON WEST DEPTFORD TOWNSHIP MEMBER: F.D.I.C. AND FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM Complimenis of MARLO CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Building Contractors MARIO COZZUBBO-Prop. Phone 467-0772 Kings Highway MicIcIe+on, N. J. Complimenis CompIimenI's of of MISS BLAIR'S HOMEROOM 212 KNITTING CLUB M55 TURNER I74 N. Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of l966 MOBIL OIL COMPANY A Division of Socony Mobil Oil Company, Inc. PAULSBORO, NEW JERSEY KINGSWAY EDUCATION ASSOCIATION J. McGrady, President E. Pralcsta, Vice President E. Martell, Secretary Wilson, Treasu re r Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Miss Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Miss Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mr. Miss Mrs. Mr. Mr. Miss Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Miss Miss Mr. Miss Mr. and Mrs. Roberl S. Cos'l'ill and Mrs. Harold A. Eaion, A. Kennelh Alsfon Ralph Baker Frederick Bergmann Doroihy W. Blair Vicfor P. Bohsen Joseph F. Bona Margarel' O. Burch Lydia S. Bresleir John Buyarski John Cavanagh Charles Capaldi John Cooper Camilla T. Cosfello Edi'I'h B. Crawford Mifchell J. Czoch, Jr. David G. S. DeGrood+ Marion P. Frazier William B. Gibbs Helen B. Hunier James R. Leonard, Jr. Francis H. Marks Jacqueline J. Logue Efhel S. Marlell Barbara Marlin James J. McGrody, Jr. M. Lucinda Moli+or Lucy R. M. Nocella Ronald Perkins Emil W. Praksl-a Rosanne Rocchino Michael Scarba Andrew J. Shavel Elizabeih H. Sherman Leo I. Smi+h Jack B. S+owman Sarah E. Sfump Audrey B. Thomas Joseph T. Tropea Barbara J. Turner Norman Velykis Miss Mildred D. Wes'l' Mr. Norman K. Wilson Pai' and Alice Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Harold S. Twiss and Mrs. Donald A. Ponder Ruih and John Lloyd Mrs. Grady Payne Tony and Nancy Venuio Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Joe and Mrs. Angel-o Sarbello and Mrs. Harry Finocchiaro and Mrs. Charles Penn and Mrs. Harold Huff and Mary Kakusi Ellison and Ediih Haines Leo and Helen Reisile Schnapps Praksi-a The Bos'I'on's Missing Person Mrs. Blanche Barber J PATRONS Waller Hunfer John Re+ino Mr. and Mrs. John Tarfaglia Mrs. John Coles and Family Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ballinger, Sr. Larry and Audrey Bundens Mr. and Mrs. George Smiih Sandy Cuzzilla Bob and KiHy Lamson Jeanie and John ME and Mrs. Domenic A. Marino, r. Lumpy and Duck Ed-O-Phonic lEd Reigerl Sieve Licciardello Four Corners Marjolaine Frank Mrs. Louise Verdinelli Pairicia and Harold Michael Twiss Paul and Ann Oland Rufh Becker Mr. and Mrs. James ZiHle Kaye, Eva, Lynn Mr. and Mrs. Walier P. George Karen George Mr. and Mrs. Earl E. Norris Polly C. Leonardi Sieve C. and Pud F. Doris R. Easilack Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. William Mr. and Mrs. Eddie-n-Barbe Connie Maccarone William Norman Jim Snodgrass Mr. and Mrs. Russell Ba'Hen Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kickem Mrs. Mary Murphy Marlene Ann Moschella Mr. and Mrs. Mario Cozzubbo Alice, Freda, Nancy and Sara Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cris+audo Russell and Lucy Frank Caruso Frank Franz Thomas W. Frank Larry Muhlbaier Craig and Barbara Mrs. Margarei Leibfarlh Ruih C. Mulbaier Donna L. Pennell Sieve and Joyce Calhy C. and Gus P. The Maih Club BeH'e Anne and Pal' Mund and Saloff Woodbury Shoe Box The Woodbury Book Shop Mr. and Mrs. J. Arfhur Lyons, Bonnie and Bennie George E. Richardson Earl Rode, Jr. Mar+in George Koponick Sr. X lil nl? 1, , 1 5 is R 5 H JH ws uv mumzuunnPs-anwus 2 'flatierfi 2 qw , -wsu ,w,., W V -y, 1 wp N W, ' 552' -gr: M , K . Ynlnvi' -K.. --,Q LiIlx'lK'lI1'u 1. x ww ,L w1,,fg, QQ fmN ., , we v , ef f twin.. n 4 - , 11,4 ,--.V , Li x .Al',.-