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

Text from Pages 1 - 230 of the 1977 volume:

91 we E73 Q O '71 'E' :JU gswfmyqzgaomf Y XR ,Q IRQ I W w eiw E, ,law , , ' , , f f FN f ' q lk N-- X 5 1 !1 g-llduu4 -.,- RJ - .x....,. 1 1.-...EQ if , ,g if 7f FL1 , :q,.. E X ' f ' Q co- EDJ was 'D BAKE'S1Tf7i'llC C17 fP ' WIS 3 . L,.L, I .,., 3335. Iffwfwf-sg. Wuihwugilf' 'wugg Q QRZEUWGR As editors of the 1977 LANCER, we would like to take this time to familiarize you with the class of i77. A hardworking group from the very beginning, the class has always been involved in fund-raising activities. Long hours were spent in the cafeteria preparing spaghetti suppers and chicken barbeques. Many students spent their Saturday mornings collecting tons of newspapers while others worked hard selling magazines and notecards. A multitude of other financial drives occupied their underclassman years. Finally, as Seniors, they took charge of the concession stand for all home football games. Unfortunately, despite their financial success, they were not what one could consider artistic. Their eighth grade float of The Statue of Liberty fcommonly known as The Green Thingnj was one example of their artwork. Most of their other floats were equally disastrous. However, in 1974, their sophomore float won second prize, showing that there was still some hope. Nonetheless, the class of '77 was not easily discouraged. They exhibited their exhilarating school spirit at many a Pep Rally, winning the spirit stick three consecutive times. As inexperienced worms, the class of ,77 Powder Puffers could only tie their senior opponents 6-6. As Senior Gophers however, class began to tell as the class of 577 completed the powder puff experience with a 24'-14 blasting of the class of ,78. As their last year came to a close, the class enjoyed a four-day vacation in Disney World. Their years in high school were then climaxed by commencement ceremonies in June. On behalf of the class of '77, we bid a fond farewell to Kingsway Regional High School and to all those whose guidance and encouragement helped us through some of the most memorable years of our lives. Wa,mazPf Q1 W..-.26 Daniel J. Massimino December 26, 1914 April 12, 1977 DEDJCAT 0 1 i , . ,V 1 - wg For more years than most of us can remember, the pictorial history of Swedesboro and Kingsway Highs was graphically recorded for posterity by a dapper, petite gentleman known affectionately by all as Dan. In all probability, Dan attended more sporting events, activities, stage pres- entations, and other school functions than any other person from our area. He didn't miss a graduation until this class which holds among its mem- bers, a current member of the year- book staff, his daughter, Stephanie. He served us unfailingly, coming at a moments notice to snap a picture for our yearbook. He was an integral part of our school. Many a mantle is adorned by the portrait of a gradu- ated senior. Many of us owe so much to this gra- cious gentleman from Swedesboro, Daniel J. Massimino, who was so much a part of our school. His sud- den death left us first in shock, then in sadness, and now in loving recol- lection of this great man. Arivederci, Daniel. .... ,WW ef!- N., K r ,V x .,,.,..x, . g, ityqsq 5,355-. -, K Alike Wav ., ,.NxQ-sem, ., . 6 ifi -gQ.:l.k- . QM Q N - ir ATZPIRE' C IIATJ ULN If it were possible for the class of '77 to attribute its success to one man alone during its formative years, that man would be Mr. Robert Urion. Mr. Urion took charge of the class five years ago and has led its members through a multitude of experiences. He always displayed a great deal of pride and sincere interest in the accomplishments of his class. He may very well have been the world's happiest man that Saturday morning his gopher team overpowered the junior worms. He is very well-liked by all for his friendly personality, his sense of humor, and, most of all, for the fact that he is so close to his class. He treats its members as though they were his friends - not just his students. The class of '77 has been very fortunate in having such a man for our class advisor. We appreciate everything you have done for us, Mr. Urion, and we sincerely thank you. ES Q gk kfgx . s .9 i 1.15552 2-.i 1- 51 gm-W - . fig.-2 4 .. W, V. 5 21? W.. . :Q S4552 Xi iw Y x . x .. QW-it L wit. ....x. . rv Sk wg HX :QM xv X ,.,, X A, Q M if ATJDREC A77 A friendly smile and a warm personality, combined with a quiet nature, characterizes an extremely successful teacher and class advisor, Mr. Thomas Schoener. Mr. Schooner became advisor for the class of 577 when the class was in its third year at Kingsway. This amiable man, with his unassuming manner, has always been there, working for the good of the class. He took control of the junior play, making it a huge success. With his excellent photographic talent he provided the class with many valuable photographs for their scrapbook of memories and forthe LANCER. His annual offering of his property and his efforts for the construction of the class floats in were greatly appreciated. ' We, the class of '77 thank you, Mr. Schoener, for being our class advisor, and for helping us through these, our most memorable years. Alone I walked on fhe ocean sfrand A pearly shell was in my hand: O Isfooped and wrofe upon fhe sand my name fhe year, fhe day. KMA' A.-,A in Q is Q is i !Li?g2: fag. 1 ? xx ,, ww y K , V fy ,, ,::f 4 W2 K7 .f .rw'W 3 S no ds onward from fhe spof Ipassed. One lingering look behind I oasf A wave came rolling hgh and fasf ,.e Wg i5 3f m Q' ' 5' gf 1 I I .iw ' ,lm ,, f VV ix? QQ w , fe. And washed my lines away. - Gould ia If 79V .147 c s LW! 17451, ga f Q, :WM-Y ll Board of Eduoafion BOARD MEMBERS: Mrs. DeSimone, Mr. Homan, Mr. Tropea fSer.j, Mr. Kafka, Mr. Costill, QSupl.j Mr. Chapman. Mr. Coyle, Mr, Simmlc-r, Mr. Brown. Mr. Scthanvk, Mr. Lvorlv. Sy mhol of Authority President Homan Vice-President Kafka Board Secretary Tropea De-parting Membvr Schanck Assistant Board Secretary Dunn ,, u - ,pkg N NORMAN VELYKIS, Principal ,p T, f' ' , ' MMNNS' ROBERT COSTILL, Superintendent DM1N7SCTKAf1'7DN MITCHELL CZOCH Director Pupil Personnel Service KENNETH SOBOLOSKI, Vice Principal Halina Brown Elleen F Shanahan f Ju.:L,gN 'i P 0,30 'I-,-.zo ,If Q2 'J .40 , . Vs' T7 flxysxx , o Q i5 Qu 46:13, X 1 - r 5: 'bn xffll' I 5 ,gel , -, jg sb.'1k5- f 0' 9 -'llfi C 'HR' 1, 'l 5ve','. g Q .' y 'ag iw - - H EILEEN F. SHANAHAN, Moravian College, B.A. HALINA BROWN, Monmouth College, B.A.g Pennsylvania State University, M.A.g Russian Club. WALTER D. THOMAS, III, Glassboro State College, B.A.g Key Club Advisor, French Club Advisor, Archery Club Advisor. PATRICIA CENTURIONE, Douglass College, B.A.g Junior Play. 20 six' I 'gs' 1.-x -' 1. - 1 , , U 'v fl -Ex Qjfglnzia uP',2: :','s,-'f X 1 i - W Q QL? c, ic' 3 in Fm , Maxi! ff 5 f A , - 'f xl, 1912 E'-.JU-'J 2 .-- 4. - -,- .- S3 me V K A fi g s ? i i'T. '2 iZW? ,vw- fi :.:.a-:r,-gg.: 5 sfnmi if nf' 'un-,o ,.W: Q. 'n' ' .I ,:,.f2.'g.+-..g..'.. -f--me-1- '..- 1'-212-.-',. .2-6 Diane Camiolo ,.ffAXs John Russell, Jr. John Rajczy 0 Bonnie Morton 'D in N RN tmp f t ll f X S egg J MATH DIANE CAMIOLO, Glassboro State College, B.A.g Class of 81 Advisor, Jr. Play. DENNIS CALLO, Glassboro State College, B.A., MA., Co-Advisor Audio-Visual Aides, Media Dept. Coordinator. JOHN RAJCZY, Classboro State College, B.A.g Athletic Trainer. JOHN RUSSELL, JR., Glassboro State College, B.A. BONNIE MORTON, Trenton State College, B.A. Dennis Gallo ' tell l l l Daniel Kraft Maryann Paris X ....,,.. is E :3 fl 0 5 'VV ' 'i of 9 QQ' 5 H' w tisfy . Q A, Roy E. Sexton A Y gi aw , L V524 if' af? '35 4, 126 qw? I -I Vflx f I , DANIEL KRAFT, Southern Illinois University, B.A.g Head Basketball Coach, Student Council Advisorg Golf Coach. MARYANN PARIS, Glassboro State, B.A.g Full Tennis Head Coavh. ROY E. SEXTON,'Clari0n State College, B.S. TOHMAS J. BERCIN, Murray State University, B.S.g Advisor Class of 1979. Thomas J. Bergin EJVOET 'WW Thomas K Crubf r Michael A. Pszwaro .... Leo I. Smith 5 if M2 ' if t strt r ..... . , ,i.,. . S ' i iz ' fx- i f ,,,h, V. E N , - , . V, li H., 3 xx AVVV Z is , 5. ,Q N,.,. ,ir W Vi J 'Q wh X My. Kevin Lukas oll ' ii 'Rf' ,yi fi--'-- i-w., , 1 ,,,,1, aww S CJEINCZ' MICHAEL A. PSZWARO. Classhoro Stats- College-. B.A.: Assistant Football Coach, Head Coach Boys, Tennis. THOMAS K. GRUBER, Wesley College, A.A.g West Virginia Wesleyan College. B.A.g Coach Wrestlingg Jr. Class Co-Advisor. LEO l. SMITH, Saint Vincent College, B.S.g Advisor Space Capsulc KEVIN LUKAS, Classhoro State College, B.A.g Advisor Class of l980g Assistant Freshman Football Coach. Candice Zientek CANDICE ZIENTEK, Wilkes College, B.A., Head Hockey Coach. CILDA GATTUSO, Class Advisor 1982, Classboro State College, B.S. WILLIAM CRANE, Classboro State College, B.A., M.A.g National Honor Society Advisor. DEBORAH FUDGE, Rutgers College, B.A. VINCENT BRISTOW, W4-stern Kentucky University, B.A.. lVI.A.: Athletic Director: LANCER Photographer. THOMAS, CLAWSON, Classboro State College, B.A. ROBERT SELLEN, Ottawa University, B.A., Co-Head Coach Track. LOIS STANLEY, Ursinus College, B.A.g Dragon Advisor, Public Relations. MARIANNE KISELA, Classboro State College, B.A.g Asst. Basketball Coach, Asst. Softball Coach. M. Q 24 Gilda Cattuso 'Ss 2 0 OQIO X aj are Sh fx off! f ff J 7 ffdb' ,,,, jus V- ' - , William Crane a' W . Deborah Fudge -Z .4 ' iff 1-'J 213 Thomas Claweon Sw f Robert Sellen 5 ...nn Marianne Kisela MAX Vlncent Brlstow Lois Stanley Robert A. Hunt SOCJAL ROBERT A. HUNT, Glassboro State College, G.A., Freshman Football Coach. WILLIAM V. MOORE, Classboro State College, B.A. THOMAS R. YOURISON, Glassboro State College, B.A.g Coach Jr. Varsity Baseball. DONALD C. BROWN, Ritgers University, B.A.g Classboro State College, M.A.g Delaware Law School of Widener College, J.D. 26 William V. Moore F I r I ' 1' J' D Thomas R. Yourison W Donald C. Brown Robert M. Urion, Jr. I Thomas Schoener ge it THOMAS SCHOENER, Elizabethtown W 'ijfV x College, B.A.g Co-Advisor Class of 19773 - L QI ' i Co-H1-ad Track Coach: LANCER is Photographer. Jlg ft I h ROBERT M. URION, JR., Morris-Harvey I 5 College. B.A.g Co-Advisor Class of1977g ' ' Assistant Wrestling Coach. MILTON O. FREDERICKS. Glassboro State A' lf'L 1 1 College, B.A.g Assistant Band Director. Q'f '..t Q . Lrff, fr nnfl ivsf X tg! if ' K5 X , an 'gf Milton O. Fredricks JOSEPH CAPANNA, Glassboro State Collegu. JACK B. STOWMAN, Rutgers University, Ed.M.g Advisor FFA. JOHN CAVANAUGH, Glassboro State Collcge, B.A.g Director Stage Crew. i E K Jack B. Stowman 28 'vo QK51? ow L John Cavanaugh Francis Marks FRANCIS MARKS, Rider College, B.S.g Rutgers University, ED.M.g LANCER Advisorg Head Coaeh Cross Country. INEZ COSTIN, Savennah State College, B.S., Florida A. and M. University, M.Ed. ETHEL MARTELL, Temple University, PATRICIA YULO, Trenton State College B.S. FLLSJN SS Patricia Yulo Inez Costin TN'--.. AE Ethel Martell :Hysacfm John Milchanoski Ron E. Lerch RON E. LERCH, Western Maryland College, B.S., Classboro State College, M.A.g Head Coach Football. JOHN MILCHANOSKI, Glassboro State College, B.A., Assistant Football Coach. ANNE V. WARD, Classboro State College, B.A. MARGARET E. SUITER, Classboro State College, B.A., M.A.g Head Coach Softball, Head Coach Girls Basketball. DUCATI 'wwf' .N .,., . ..-' Anne ,Ward Carol Supernavage f 'W E 35 ' K 9efS'.t 3 ..:. .Q P rr Y R, !,yfiX i X fi? J-IOMZ-E' ECDDVDMJCS LYNN YODER, University of Rhode Island,oB.S. CAROL SUPERNAVAGE, Chestnut Hill College, B.A. 91,9-A-sv, fr 62? 7 5 Q 1 Margaret E. Suiter Lynn Yoder ZTDANC F RALPH BAKER, Temple University, B.S.g University of Michigan, MS., Guidance Counselor, Advisor SHOUT. PETER CAMINO, Classboro V State College, BS., M.A., Head Q Coach Baseballg CIE Co- Ordinator. KEITH CLARK, Classboro State College, B.A., lVl.A.g Guidance Counselor, Red Team Advisor. MARION FRAZIER, Douglass College, B.S.g Glassboro State College, M.A.g Guidance Counselor. Peter Camino Marion Frazier , V A.kV. L .. . ,,, N 'Q' 'f Q ' , D 4 I if Ralph Bake: 32 I ' .-om. W W N Keith Clark E7.7INE'A 'TS Artis more Ceorgene Schiepan JAMES EITEL, Wilkes College, B.S.g Bal1dgChorus. CEORCENE SCHIEPAN, Classboro State College, B.A. KIMBERLY VANZOEREN, Classboro State College, B.A. 1 f.', Qi. f H James Eitel ' l SJDZ CJALT .7 S Susan M. Stankard Jacob Margolin SUSAN M. STANKARD, LaSalle College, B.A. JACOB MARCOLIN, Livingston College, B.A.g SUNY-Albany, MS., School Psychologist. LYDIA BRESLER, Albright College, BS. JOHN K. CASSIDY, Classboro State College, B.A. NANCY SARBELLO, Glassboro State College, B.A., Cheerleading Advisor. 9 it 123951 lv ,li H fi H Nancy Sarbello John K. Cassidy ...ww Lydia Bresler yy Susie Heath Demeritte xv X ff! Q I ll: I a. ' aqua V ,1 5.11 l unit' Donald J. Olesko SUSIE HEATH DEMERITTE, If 1 J If Q QP' ik' Q gflax , qu, ' '11 x N 'S A 5 -.f Ohio State University, B.S.3 Western Reserve University M.S.S.A.g School Social Worker. DONALD J. OLESKO. Glassboro State College, B.A.g Assistant Baseball Coach. Lowell Zeid Juanita Lore JUANITA LORE, Cooper Hospital School of Nursing, R.N.g Classboro State Advisor Health Office Assistants. LOWELL ZIED, M.D., School Physician. College, B.A.g School Nurseg al' f Susan Coons Ann Zayac Ruth Muhlbaier Qeorefarial Force 3 ii 'ss ' --ws... Eleanor Schoener Peg Leibfarth f -al I ?,,,,,,..,,,-..--oom- BeaD Ambrose P ' M Catherine Morrison Harriett Hodnett S e 9 r r l s V . l 0 i 3' n 9 9 , Cafefer .loan Austin Isabella Wagner Barbara Briggs Amelia Hughes Etta Bricl-:ner Ginnie Zane Gvorgia Gould Evelyn Winter Ann Kadlecik Roseanne Finch Sarah Quattrochi jf Bus Drivers Ida Brenneis Dot Trautner Al Parker Linda Pritchard Walt Mattson Ruth Hoffman Dot Lynch Fredda Armstrong Betty Twiss 0 u s f o i a I7 S is 1. 4- 1 3:1115 ,b 1. gn 4.33- ,QZZT1 wgkifih f ,z'Q52::1g,z5,z At , . h ,K.,,, S 1 . 1 --...-...... 4 4 V 'W I , M A M Wi, .,,.,,. fu, ,1 W ff J a-zf M, 135777 F 'TQ ,Q fi New Treasurer Virginia Ann Musumeci X Ginny Swcdesboro Classy lass . . . fondly remembers the Junior Play . . . summer nights in Wildwood . . . enjoys a good time . '. . will gladly miss 8 a.m. bell . . . anywhere but Swedesboro . . . hangs with Shar, Kim, Dee, Nanc, Char and Tree . . . happiness and fashion mer- chandising in the future. ACTIVITIES: Powder Puff 31 SHOUT 2, 31 ,Iunior Playg Student Council 2, 3, 4, Nurses Aide 3, Class Treasurer I, 2, 3, 4, Who's Who Among American High School Students. Presidenf 9coH Morgan Brown Brow nil - Swedes boro That's not right . . . prexy of our class . . . tallies touchdowns for the Dragons . . . Football All South Jersey Group I . . . shoots the shotput for Sellen . . . hangs out at Bert's with Prants, Des, Simonelli and Casella . . . will miss the Wild Hungarian . . . partial to pep rallies and Skeeter's 0 yea cheer . . . won't miss Mom as a sub. teacher. . . has fond mem- ories of Prom 077' . . . plans to run in a collegiate backfield. ACTIVITIES: Powder Puff Cheerleader 3, 4-5 National Honor Society 3, 4 iV.P.1, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Jr. Play: Ski Club 3, Student Council 1, 3, 43 Class Council 2 tV.P.l, 3 fPres.j, 4 lPres.j, Boys' State, Football 1, 2, 3, 4 lTri'Capt.j, Track 1, 2, 3, 4 ICO-Capt.l. .70 Vice Presidenf Gregory Arfh ur Paranfa Prants Swedesboro Boldly backs the football team . . . rampages for Rajczy's Raiders . . . utility man on the Dragon nine . . . perpetual patron of Don and Bert's . . . ronstant companion of Browny, john and Vern . . . super skier. . . adored by opposite sex . . . breezes at the shore . . . will miss playing football for K.R.H.S. . . . has fond memories of Homecoming '75 . . . contemplates joining Uncle Sam or going collegiate. ACTIVITIES: Powder Puff Cheerleader 3, 4g National Honor Society 3, 4: Sr. Playg Ski Club I, 3, 4-3 Student Council 44 Class Council 3, 4 tV.P.J, Football 1, 2. 3. 4 fTri-Capt.l: Baseball 3, 43 Golf 2 MVP. 37.7 C TRS Qecrefarg Margaref Marie McLa ughlin Peggy Cla rksbo ro That's rotten . , , small but mighty . . . one of six on Home- coming Court . , . feels a little down,' in the hallways . , . atuned to a certain trumpeter. . . pals around with .Iill, Sue, Rita and the three D's . . . fondly remembers band trips and summers of '75 and '76 . . , recalls sneaking snapshots in boy's locker room . . . keeps stats for Dragon bats . . . desires to fly the friendly skies as a stewardess. ACTIVITIES: Powder Puff 3, 41Majorc-tte 1,2, 33 Key Club 4-g Ski Club 3, 4, Student Council 1, Jr. Playg Sr. Play, Homecoming Can- didate: Archery Club: SHOUT 2. si sl Ronald 0. Ahrens Ron Swedesboro Whatl . . . has an appreciation for artistic endeav- ors . . . gravitates to concerts . . . is sold on Mr. Sel- len . . . accompanies LuAnn, Karen and Danette to Voc. School . . . sea him at the shore . . . seeks a future in cosmetology. Z Lafney Bagby Bug Swedesboro Let's Boogie . . . master of many movements on the mats . . . seen with Hoss, Greg, Willie, Cannon and Slim . . . versatile back on the gridiron . . . made tracks for Sellen . . . future is wired to mechanical arts. ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2, 4, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4g Track 3. George Richard Allen George Mount Royal Whats happening? . . . keeps an eye on the AV department . . . thinks Gallo is great . . . travels with Roy, Fats and Dink . . . sets records running for thc bus . . . incites sparks at the fire house . . . potential production worker. ACTIVITIES: Football lg AV 4. Tonya .Qusan Bailey Tonya Clarksboro Are ya sure? . . . drawn to Deptford Mall . . . gathers with the gang . . . talks into infinity . . . sports around in the Silver Streak . . . frequently visits Ocean City and D.C .... Miss Kaye in the Junior Play . . . college bound. ACTIVITIES: Powder Puff 3g Jr. Play. Leon F. Barber Lee Swedeslioro Skis the snowy slopes . . . loyal member of Mr. Cami- no's CIE . . . deferred asset for Mobil Heating and Oil . . . gallivants in his Ford Galaxie . . . aecompanies Lew and Doug . . . trade sehool for a Career in heat- ing and air conditioning. ACTIVITIES: Tennis 1, 2, Ski Club 2, 3, 4. ,ls S I John William Benvenufo Benny Clarksboro What's going on . . . taps the trapsel and tri-toms . . . loafs with Bill, Mike and the rest of the gang . . , myriad memories of friends and Summer of 76,' . . . pictures TV cameraman as future. ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Donna Marie Balesfrucci Donna Swedesboro I flon't believe this! . . . marks the pace for the Dragon Band . . . skillful seamstress . . .diligent Co- editor ol the LANCISR . . . Europa,' of the .lunior Play . . . eonfidante of Donna, Diane and Naney . . . reminisees Homecoming '76 . . . hlushes at mention of puffer punt. . . college beckons. ACTIVITIES: Majorette I, 2, 3, 4- IDrum Mail, Jr. Play, National Honor Soriety 3, 4: Society of Distin- guished Honor Studentsg Whrfs Who Among Ameri- can High School Students. 3- H Cindi Ann Boone Boom-Boom Swedesboro You're kidding me? . . . hlonde-haired, green-eyed beauty . . . eongregates with Karen, Claire, jean and Terri . . . whizzes in a white Camaro . . . sews fash- ions in spare time . . . will make an entry into the aeeounting world. Cheryl Ann Bradway Cab Harrisonville Oh, shut up . . . tutors the tots at Harrisonville School . . . pals with Debbie, Eileen and Chris . . . like lightning with a '67 Pontiac . . . spends summers at the shore. . .career in teaching. ACTIVITIES: SHOUT 3: Chorus 1. Terri Kim Bowers Tippi Mullica Hill Li-ave me alone . . . eats grapes by the bunches . . . seen with Cinxli and Sue . . . varooms in a Volk- swagen . . . spends sparc time with her honey . . . will miss Mr. Clark . . . has a natural ability for ballet . . . figures to become an accountant, Herman Brown Herman Mullica Hill Can usually he sec-n motoring in a V.W. tan . . . con- tinuously consumes chicken . . . is often found at his brothm-r's house . , .guards the beach during the suma mer months . . . will pursue a career in carpentry. Q, 3. Charles E. Braxfon Charlie Cool Mullica Hill Get lost . , . artfully creates ceramic masterpieces . . . chasing a belt in karate . . . seeks the sports scene . . .likes to get stuffed with turkey , . . reaches for the beach in the summer . , . wants to horde cash. ACTIVITIES: FFA 23 Wrestling 1. Erich Charles Bruner ff? Timofhy Glenn Brown Herbie ' Miekletnn Hey, nhat's new? , , . presides over FFA . . . avid motoeross participant . . . frequently' found with Billy and Bud . . . keeps Sal's in business . . . adept with a skateboard . . . will miss playing volleyball and hockey in Mr. Mileh's gym elasses . . . plants future in farming. ACTIVITIES: National Honor Soeiety 3, 4: FFA I, 4 lPres.jg AV 4-3 Who's Who Among Ameriean High Sehool Students, Dolores Elizabefh Canzanese Dee Sweclesboro Enjoys ehampagne and Moose . . . Haeks it as a see- retary . . . exhibits a sparkling smile on the cheer- leading squad . . . lounges with Lady and Ginny . . . will miss CIE elass and Nehieken man , . . future plans are with an admirer. ACTIVITIES: Powder Puff 3, 43 SHOUT 2, 3: Cheer- leader 1.2, 3, 4. Boom-Boom lVlii'l4leton Yo . . . fautastie daneer. . . the nwlfigllllu guy for the Junior Play . . , eolleague of Bert. Seholier. Burl and the Sxweleus . . .talented lrunipeter. . .eoordi- nation on llie tennis eourts, . . enjoys the eompany of his speeial someone . . . fondly rememliers the '76 Prom. . .plans eareer in ax ialiunf ACTIVITIES: LANCIIR lAssoe. lftliloril National llonor Soeiely' 3. 4- lPres.l: Band l. 2. 3. 4 fV.l3'.j: Key' Club 2. 3. 1 lTreas,J: lr, Play: Sr. Play: Ski Clulr 2. 3. -In Tennis I. 2.3. 4-. 3 3 Sherri Lynn Cairns Sher Clarlislloro 'VY-1?-3-lil, . . . gorgeous green eyes , , . rides a mus- tang - hlue eonyertihle, that is . . . eseapes to Oeean City' and D.C. . . .sadly departs with K.R.I'l.S. friends . . . U.F.O.?. . . plans to lay' out her future as a eom- mereial artist. ACTIVITIES: SHOUT 4, i Russell John Capri Jeanelfe Marie Cavallaro Russell Swedesboro Jet Mt. Royal Co Big Red Machine . . . avid Reds fans . . . Shut up or l'll sing . . .aecomplishcdrlarinctist in remembers stupendous junior year. . .stats authority Dragon Band . . . collaborates with Robin, Mark and in the sports world . . . collaborates with Tad, Paul Posey . . . craves chocolate mint ice cream . . . dili and Tom. . . never at a loss for words. . .plans to gently hits the hooks . . . learned linguist . . . follow Frank Cifford's footsteps. remembers 1974- space-walks . . . college lies in the future. ACTIVITIES: Baseball 1. ACTIVITIES: Dragon 3, 43 Band 4g Project Star 2, 3 4-3 Russian Club 2, 3, 4-. ' hfH 0 It Ike any Oo Mt. Royal Crafty with a pool cue . . . sparkles on the diamond . . . drives in a Duster. . .a beach boy . . . talented ventriloquist . . .a true friend to all . , . hangs out at the corner. . .future is unsure. ACTIVITIES: Baseball 1, 2, 3. 4. Sandra Anne 9coH Coy Sandee Swedesboro Ha mercy , . . . enjoys time at home . . . will miss Mr. lVlark's Law and Economies, he lays the law in order . . . seen with ,lan - often talks with Kimi and Denise . . . future includes family life while being an entrepreneur ofa beauty shop. I Tad Arfh ur Damask Tad Swedvslioro Star of the- Marks-nil-ni. . . lows to follow tht- fic-Id and stream , . . rocks to musit' . . . rruises tho foun- tryside in his Big AM . . . travvls with Russt-ll. Tom and H1-d cf Ho . . . will iivvor for et the mt-athall .. 3 F . g vapor ' . . . nailed to the- fic-Id of varpentrg. ACTIVITIES: Ski Club 3, 4g Cross-Country 2, 3, 45 Harrier's Award. Linda Lee Danner Lin South Harrison Look whafs talkin . . . majoretlt' Commandant . . . will mfwr forgot an unwolvomt- visitor on the Canada trip . , . nf-edles tht- History II sr-wing circle' . . . always st-on with Dc-b. Dian:-. P1-g and Donna . . , t'an'l rvsist lhosv tuna fish sanduichvs . . . vol- lz-ge is hor goal. ACTIVITIES: Powdt-r Puff 3g Tonnis 43 LANCERg DRAGON 43 Majorvttf- 1. 2. 3. 4 tH0ad Majorotte-lg Sr. Playg Archvry Cluli 4. .lohn Davis i John IVIivIcIf'ton Kingswafs own Wilt Chamberlain . . . saxors shrimp . , .frequently found in Gihhstown . . .traw-ls in his Ponti-wreck . . . lunch mods are a hassle- . . . sports anthusiast . , . pals with Vince, Tad, Russell, Tom and Mark. . .future fused to clectronir-s. ACTIVITIES: Football Ig Baszrhall I. 23 Basketball 4. Donna Jane Dellaquilla Donna Swvdc-shoro Blarkvtrt-ssrftl Italian bf-auty . . . supvr-s4'o0pt'r on tht- hockey field . . . hoard with Ears and Karen . . . slot-ps under tht- stars . , . astutv LANCER Business Manager . . . the softball tt-ams' gifted glow , . . a future A-I Girl Friday. ACTIVITIES: Hockvy 1. 2, 3. 4: Baskt-thall 1, 2, 3g Powder Puff 3, 4g National Honor Sovisty 3, 45 Girls' Statc-3 Who's Who Among Amt-rit-an High Svhool Stu- donlsz Softlmall 3, 4. Thomas Andrew De.9imone Dos Mivklt-lon Thi' iminosulnlv olnjc-vt ut 111-fe-nsixv 4-nd . . . vrstwhilf- rluss offivor . . . Vhartt-r nn-mlivr of tha- Ski Cluh. . . amliassuxlor to Boys' Stall- . . . tirags with Bvrto. Browny and Daw . . . will fight tho haulv ol the- hooks ut Gvllyslmrg Collvgt-. ACTIVITIES: Football I. 2. 3, 11-Q Kvy Club I. 2, 3. 41 SkiClul:1. 2. 3. 4lV.P.J:Stu1lvnlCoum'il I. 2. 3. 4: Class Counvil I lV.P.l. 2 lPrf's,jg Boys' Slulv. Bernadeffe Maria Donofrio Bm-rn Clarkslioro Why ind . . .holtomlvss pil at vhou mill. . .oflvn st-on and hoard with Ears . . . will miss varly morning suivirlv trips . . . Mr'an ,lov Crt-vnu ol' thi' Cophor rlvfvnsv . . . sovs illustration of fashions or Art Svhool in tht- futurv. ACTIVITIES: Powflvr Puff 3. 4. Angela Rose DeFebo 1 I Ang- Sxwtloslioro P1-lite' untl sm-vt . . . tlulwt lone-s iwrn- ztirm-tl llirvm- xe-zirs in rliorus. . . pzirliatl lo Chinvsz- 'If-Iii-in-it-s . . . will miss iVIUUFl'LlllIlNIil1'l1LlIlllK!lll4'Fl.I'il'lHlh . . .ills- likt-s 4-urly rox:-illi-s. . .untin'iput4's thc- sountl of twil- iling In-Ils. MfTIYl'l'liIS: Chorus 1. 3. -1. Theresa Anifa Dombrosky A Tru-1' SWPKISTSIJOFU Ah man . . . sc-en flitting around in a Bug . . . spvnds nights working at McDonalds . . . has tht- gift of gab . . . Rapunzel-length hair . . . chums with the gang . . . spends sparv moments munching . . . will go 1-ollogiate. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 1, 2, 35 Who's Who Among Amvrican High School Students. 3 Alfreda Drew Ifreda Syn-tleslroro Say what? . . , st-ales the lu-ights with it pie:-oloi . . . yietys xolleys at tht- 4-ourts . . .flislilxes ltnoyx-il- alls . . . poyyerful Poyytler Puffer . . . usually seen with her speeial one . . . eollege and uork in the future. AtfI'IYI'l'lES: l'Ioeltey Mgr. 2: Basketball Mgr. I. 2. 31 Powder Puff 3. 4: Softball 2. 3. 4: Band I. 2. 3. 4: SHOUT 3: lr. Play. Diane Maria Donofrio Diane Clarksboro What am I gonna do? . . . beautifully eaptains the flag team . . . eonnoisseur of erustaeeans . . , His- tory II sewing eirele . . . assoeiates with Donna B, Donna C. Debbie and Linda . . . enjoys reading and daydreaming . . . fascinating literary ability . . . aspires to be happy. ACTIVITIES: Flag Team 2. 3, 4 fCapt.lg Nurse's Aide 1. 2, 3, 43 Powder Puff 3, 43 Dragon 35 LANCER. Walfer George Faber Walt Nliekleton Hunting enthusiast . . . whiz with his ear . . . VoTeeh student . . . navigates the Black Mist to Collingswood . . . eohorts with Frank. Chuck and lumpy . . . indulgent memories of rides to vocational sehool with Alfred and Lester. . . undecided future. , Pafricia June Eardley Pat Clarksboro Come on you guys , . . amiable blue-eyed beauty . . . anxiously awaits reunions with a certain someone . . . always in vogue . . . sensational salesgirl for the limited . . . frequents Farrell's . . . bids a sad farewell to Student Council . . . destined for the world of fashion. ACTIVITIES: Powder Puff 31 Student Council 1. 2, 3. 4- tV.P.yg Frenrh Club 3, 43 lr. Play: Russian Club 3. 43 Girl's Citizenshipg Sr, Play. Thomas Feldman Tom SM edeshoro Contributing member of CIE program . . . stuek on steak. . . bagged a deer with archery skills . . .soaks up the sun in Wildwood . . . travels with Russell. Tad and Hog. . . has aspirations to a mass of fortune. t Y S Nancy Jane Fanslau Nancy Swedesboro That's nice! . . . reigning beauty at '76 Homecom- ing . . . vivaeious cheerleader . . . watehes the wad- ers at Peaehwood Recreation Club . . . excellent jack- knife . . .gift of gab . . . likes meeting people . . . breezes in The VW . . . a frequent partieipant in beauty pageants . . . will brighten any office. ACTIVITIES: Cheerleading 1, 2 fCo-Capt.j 3, 4g SHOUT 2, 3. 4-5 Student Council 1, 2. 3, 213 Powder Puff 3. 41 Key Club 3, 41 National Honor Soeiety 4-3 Girls' State Delegate. Claire Jean Fones Claire Cla rksboro Possesses brilliant brown hair and dazzling green eyes . . . lover of lasagna . . . spends spare moments with her special one . . . eycles to the Poconos . . . usu- ally seen with Mary Lou, Cindi, Betti, ,Iaeki and Dan- ette. . . sees work, college and traveling in the future. ACTIVITIES: Powder Puff 3g SHOUT 33 Guidance Aide 2, 33 1963-64 Mascot for K.R.H.S. Cheerleaders. Rocco Anfhony Ficara Rocky Miekleton Everything you do, in time will come back to you . . . rides with Lady Luck . . . has a ball playing baseball . . . spends doe hunting bucks . , . psyched up by Mr. Fredericks . . . plans a eool job in air-c0n- ditioning. ACTIVITIES: Chess Club 11 Student Council 3g FFA 13 AV 24 Class Council 11 Stage Crew 3. James William Fox ,Iim Harrisonvillx' Go away . . . zeros in on large-ts - with rifle- and arrow . . . draws a fine line and paints a grand scam- . . . all-around sports buff. . . Iinkml to Bvckett Golf Club. . .will ship out with thi' Navy. Karen M. Gardiner Karen Mullim-a Hill Grcff-n-eyvd bvauty . . . centers the forward line for the hockey team . . . stellar athlc-tv . . . constant vompanion of Delli and Sandi . . . dcxterous drihhler on the hardwoods . . . capably co-captains Dragon maids . . . Lana-r finance foreman . . . future' in the husim-ss world. ACTIVITIES: I-Iorkey 1, 2, 3, 4- fCo-Capt.l1 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Softball 2, 3, 43 LANCERg Powdvr Puff 3, 4, National Honor Society 3. 4. Marg l.ou Froelich A A Mary Lou Ilurrisomillt' Axsl1. ronn' onlu . . . oftvn found uilli Boopvr. Clairv. Suv. Kathy. Hannah. Dani-ttv and I.ui-Xnn , . . rontugious giggli-r , . . itil! miss Mr. Caininn . , , vntliusiustii' apaglivtti valor . . . plains In talw things as thi-5 4-oinv. Vincenf P. Gaffuso Vinny lVIim'klc'ton IVIama flidnit raist' no foolli' . . . a party swlivr . . . wnrkw out with wvighls . . . groovy guitarist . . . labors hy the sm-aside in summer , . . 1-rony of Davis, Fuss. Riggs and Maxiv . . . plans on an varly retire- nwnt. ACTIVITIES: Foolhall 1gWrirstIing 4. I l Mark D. Gaunf Mark Swedesboro Usually seen before he's heard . . . roams to wherever there's an Italian kitchen . . . mellows at the sound of music - radio, records and concerts . . . bids a sad adieu to his friends . . . wonit miss the pedagogues. Mike Gianchefli Mike Mickleton Eagle-eyed nimrod . . . likes to attend concerts . . often found at Colonial Drive in his Galaxie . . . remembers the JFK concert and the after prom . . . will miss a certain sophomore . . . plans to study car- pentry. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1. I. John George Gregal Boonie Clarksboro I'Ieyl What's going onli' , . . congregates on the Clarksboro corner with Rocky. LeeAnn, Tree, Cary, Chippy and Buzz . . . hobbies are hunting and fishing . . . emigrates to Sea Isle City . . . masticates steak . . . will become part ofthe labor force. Paul B. Gruber The Wa Mickleton B0y,' . . . bound to the Band for six years . . . squeezes out an income at a cider mill . . . furrows on the farm . . . noted for frivolity on Band adventures in Canada and West Virginia . . . hooked on fishing , . .will join the MOBIL family. ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 2, 3, 4. 1 ff ? ' . f -- l l l , Walfer Oerwood Hinman IV Bud Mickleton What's a matter? . . . brown belt in Shotakan Karate . . . Italian cuisine . . . comrade of Sam, Ted and Boom . . . Powder Puff produced memories . . . summers at the shore . . . well-known at Salas . . . will miss joking with Mr. Kraft . . . frequents Broad Street. . .college bound. ACTIVITIES: Junior Play. , E Wanda P. Hughes Wanda South Harrison Top flight business student . . . spent short hiatus at Salem High . . . swift defensive back for the worms . . . pals with Robin, Kathy, Nancy, Lisa, Karen and Madde . . . will miss Marks in accounting . . . plans government employment and marriage. ACTIVITIES: Powder Puff 3: SHOUT 2, 3. Robin Anne Hildifch Bird Swedesboro Vivacious blonde . . . needs a pathfinder in Philly . . . flashes in the Silver Streak . . . pals of Karen, Kathy, Nancy, Wanda . . . frequent hall wanderer . . . says fond farewell to Mr. Fredericks . . . educa- tion lies in the future. ACTIVITIES: LANCERg Powder Puff 3, 4-4 SHOUT 3: Library Aide I. Veronica Collins Holmes Ronnie Swedesboro What it mean . . . accomplished athlete . . . enjoys song and dance . . . forms a quintet with Patty, Kimmy, Freda, and Cindy . . . will never be able to forget her trip on the hockey field . . . anticipates a happy life in raising her family. ACTIVITIES: SHOUT 2: Hockey 1, 2, 4-g Basketball I, 2: Softball 2, 4. Mark Curfis Jenkins Chink Mi. Royal Captivates with sparkling green eyes. . .inhabitantof Mr. Camino's office . . . Cruber's gifted grappler . . . conspires with Joe, Bob and Walt . . . a fun-lov- ing guy . . . recalls The Bleecher Boys 5 . . . future yet to be told. ACTIVITIES: Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4-g Baseball I, 2, 3, 11-3 Football 1, 4. Robin Lee Hunf Dinki Mt. Royal Aspiring artist . . . a Monty Python fanatic . . . bids farewell to J. C. and Mr. Yourison . . . bands together with Ian, Jet, Erin and Andy . . . bulls-eye archer . . . her crystal ball sees art school and marriage. ACTIVITIES: DRAGON Ig Powder Puff 3, 44 Art Club 3g Russian Club 3, 4-. Vicki Lynn Jenkins Vicki Swedesboro Outstanding business student . . . trustworthy employee of the Swedesboro Trust . . . fell head over heels on paper drive . . . companion of Kim, Gail, Sharon . . . devotion to domestic duties with .leff and Andrea. . .work and family lie in the future. ACTIVITIES: Nurse's Aide 1, 2, 3g Student Council 1, 25 National Honor Society 3, 4-3 Whols Who Among American High School Students 3, 4g Powder Puff 4. E . Q, 5. ffl c Y ai, I , Derrick Eugene Johnson Kookie Swedesboro Forms a trio with his brothers . . . All-South-Jersey Lineman . . . savors the Clayton victory . , . strong- as-steel guard on the gridiron . . . makes tracks for Sellen's squad . . . placed third in discus in Tri- County meet . . . pictures future as a photographer. ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Bas- ketball lg Art Club 3. Donna Kay Kafka Don na Clarksboro Personality plus . . . headliner for Captain Noah . . . sadly leaves Mr. Eitel and Mr. Fredericks . , . accom- plished musician , . . collaborates with Sue, Debbie, JoAnn and Mark . . . participant in maniacal lunch in Lore's Lounge . . . will major in music therapy. ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 2, 3, 4g SHOUT 4, Library Aide 43 Key Club 3, 43 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Nurse Aide 2, 3, 4. Maylor Clinfona Jones Mel Swedesboro It's the pits for this! . . . four year representative on Student Council . . . religiously oriented . . . took a swan dive from parallel bars . . . hardy and likably humorous . . . president of Health Careers club at Vo Tech . . .aims to fill a position as a dental assistant. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 1, 2, 3, 43 Vocational School 3, 41 Health Careers Club 3, 4 lPres. Voca- tional Schoolj. William Joseph Jusfice Bill Clarkshoro ,lacksof-all-trades at Andrea's Auction . . . often found fine tuning his blue 367 Camaro . . . pals with Tim and John . . . seen at Salis putting away pizza . . . Swami's crystal hall is clouded as to the future. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1. Brian Joseph Kenney Brian Swedesboro Silent but gregarious . . . hazel-eyed blonde . . . Sharon's buddy . . . fond of Won Ton soup . . . spends spare time listening to music and sleeping. . . forsees a future as a collegian. Loiseloffe Helen King Patty Swedesboro Listen, listen y'all . . . stars on the sports scene - hockey field, basketball court, softball field . . . great camaraderie with Kimmy, Bridget, Ronnie, Freda, Cindy . . . remembers the Delsea Basketball incident . . . will miss those Powder Puff games. ACT IVITIES: Powder Puff 3, 4-g SHOUT 2, 3, 4-g Stu- dent Council I, 2, 4-5 Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, tCo-Capt.J Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 4-g tCo-Capt.j Softball 3, 4-g LANCER. Nancy Gail Kinkade Kinkade Mullica Hill That's a shame . . . fond of Italian food . . . dis- plays expertise in equestrian skills . . . seen with Robin, Kathy, Lisa, Karen and Midget . . . will miss her friends and Mr. Yourison . . . toils on the good earth farm . . . plans to travel and bring happiness wherever she goes. ACTIVITIES: LANCERQ Powder Puff 4, SHOUT 2. Buffy Ann Lange Betty 4 Swedesboro Brown-haired, hazel-eyed lass . . . will remember 8th grade experience in room 404 . . . funs and suns at Lake Oswego . . . puts away pizza and munches M8zM's . . . friends with Van, Tilly and Gary . , . will miss art classes and friends. ACTIVITIES: Powder Puff 4-3 SHOUT 3. Sharon Carol LaPalomenfo Daneffe Lynn Lawless Sharon Center Square Danetto Mielcleton What're we doin' tonight . . . travels with Kim, '.'This is unreall' . . . possesses beautiful brown eyes Gail. Charla, Ginny' and Brian . . . laughter follows . . . crafty' eosmf-tologist . . . enjoys drawing . . . wherever she goes . . . swaps clothes with Kim . . . extrovert . . . eares for plants in her spare time . . . turned on bythe Wildwood seene, , ,plans a voea- rarely' seen without LuAnn and Karen . . . plans tion as a physieal therapist. include fashions and art. ACTIVITIES: Powder Puff 3g Key Club 3, 4-3 Nurses ACTIVITIES: SHOUT 2. Aide 2, 3. 4: Ir. Play. Debbie Lynn Leon Leafherwood Darrel Lee Debbie I'Iarrisony'ille Numie Swedesboro Wliat's wrong with you? . . . eanters across the Right onli . , . possesses many talents in the Art green pastures . . . rneanders in a Mereury . . . tielx- world . . . Cruises the scene in at Buiek . . . hits the les the ivories . . .employed hy Cintfs Pizzeria . . . high spots with Terrenee. Bolrlry and Tanaka . . . spends spare time with her hushzind . . .sets sights on employed in a summer youth program . . . will get a nursing. good jolt and live happily ever after. ACTIVITIES: SHOUT 3.41 Nurses Aide 1.2. Chris-line Mildred Leibfarih Chris I I Swedesboro Great Googamoogalv . . . yearly jaunt to Indianapo- lis SOO . . . LANCER shuttcrbug and super sales- girl . . . recalls capers of the Cumby Band Bus . . . unusual sneeze . . . strikes and spares at Garden Lanes . . . sports a Toyota . . . will take life as it comes. ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 2, Library Aide Ig LANCER. Maxcine Liles Tilly Swedeshnro Say what . . . converses with daughters, Abby, Patti, and Kimmy . . . dances up a storm . . . keeps an eye on her special guy . . . ehomps chivken by the buckets . . . Mr. Frederizwks and Mr. Camino are tops . . . future holds school and marriae, ACTIVITIES: Powder Puff 4-Q LANCERg SHOUT 2, 33 .Ir. Play: Nurses Aide 2, 3, Softball 3. Jill Eileen Lesfer Jill Mullica Hill Oh, I forgot! . . . gallops around in her red Maver- ick . . . mummies around with Peggy and Rita . . . reminisces about the '76 Prom , . . soaks up the sun . . . two-year member of CIE . . . plans to tout the tours. ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society 3, 43 Baseball tS1at.j 2. Rick Licciardello Rick Mickleton Down to earth member of the FFA . . . made the grade in CIE . . . buddy of Al, Lester, John and ,lun- ior . . . good skate at the Deptford Rink . . . an able angler. . . will find financial sucress. ACTIVITIES: FFA 2. 3. James Walfer Liffle ,Iimmy Swedesboro Expert at working on Detroit monsters . . . member of the FFA . . . seen around the agriculture shop scene . . . pals with Ron and Terry . . . future will be tied in with mechanics. ACTIVITIES: FFA 1. R 2 I I Richard Thompson Llppincoff Lip Swedesboro Let's go . . . versatile musician . . . cohort of Sam, Leon, Doug and Bud . . . drives a VW . . . beached in Sea Isle City . . . swings a mean iron in Nilche's Befh Ann Lovelace Bethy Swedesboro Dynamic dancer . . . packs a super sax . , . powerful Powder Puffer . . . stowed Steve behind hat-box cargo . . . seen with Linda, Peggy, Steph and Ted . . . pleased by '76 prom . . , friends and football games are great, . .psychology tomorrow. ACTIVITIES: Powder Puff 3, 4: Band 2, 3, 4-g SHOUT 4: French Club 3, 4: Softball 2, 4-g Tennis 4: Archery Club 4. Club . . . considers himself a pro waterskier . . . will march off to the military. ACTIVITIES: Golf 1, 2, 3, 4-g Ski Club 1, 2, 3: Foot- ball 1. Frank Joseph Magazu Frank Mickleton Oh, yeah! . . . hot-wire in electronics at vocational school . . . one-time clarinetist in the band . . . hiked the ball for Lerchis Legions , . . no dust settles on his Duster . . . will avoid the hard life. ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 2: Football 1, 3, 4-. if John Thomas Mann ,lohn Ml. Royal Hey Boyli' . . . goofl-naturf-tl grappler . . . won his first niatrh against Salem . . . prefers stt-ali . . . liurns up hours at the Mt. Royal firvhouse . , . vom- ph-tvs the vroml with Rott. Higgs. Pl'll'. Al. Mark anti Kevin. . .will ln' an asset to the Army. ACTIVITIES: Chess Club I3 Football I1 Wrestling 2, 3. 4-. Sheila Denise Maiden Sheila Mt. Royal Gel out 'a hervu . . . fontl of Mr'Donald!s frenvh fries . . . a Katrateka . . . will miss Miss Superna- vagf-'s valu- decorating f-lass . . . passes the time with her favorite someone . . . interesting attraction at the rerttvr court . . . forsc-vs a varecr as an X-ray techni- vian. ACTIVITIES: Travk 2. 3. 4-1 Basketball I, 2, 3, 4-g Powder Puff 3, 43 SHOUT 2, 3, 4-3 Ski Club 43 LANCER. Hannah Ellen Maffson Han Harrisomille Tall.lrrown-1-yell heauty . . .graceful skater. . . flex- ours platters of spaghetti anti meatballs . , . shouts hy in a Comet . . . vonfirlantv of Marylou, Sue and Betty . . will reluetantly say gnorlliye to her friends . . . sees herself as a nursery school teal-hr-r Slephanie Joy Massimino Steph Swetlesboro Noteml for her laugh . . , frequent convert goer . . . cruises in a eonvertilrlv . . . WYSP . . . fantastiv dancer . . . Competent vamera clirker for the LANCER . . . rarely seen without Wendy . . , dcspises tall sew-nth graders . . . seeks to fill a posi- tion us a dental assistant. ACTIVITIES: LANCER 3, 4g Powder Puff 3g Major- ettc 23 SHOUT 2, 4-Q Jr. Play: Art Club 3. 43 Softball 2. i i., Samuel Joseph Maugeri Sam Swedesboro Interesting and Italian . . . prowls in The Red Cat with Richard and Bud . . . harrowing summer days on thc- back 4-0 . . . John Stacey of the junior Play . . . recollections of '76 prom . . . will plow his way to the top in agriculture. ACTIVITIES: Powder Puff Cheerleader 3, 4-g Band I, 2, 3, 43 Jr. Play: Sr. Play: Ski Club I, 2, 3, 4-3 AV 23 Football I, 4. :1 lllai i Jerome Walfer Meddick, Jr. Jerry Swedesboro Righ---F' . . . rhythmic: percussionist . . . flies the skies . . . water fell in Niagara Falls and cloud burst in Virginia . . . his Maine food is lobster. . . per- turbed at pop quizzes . . . has high hopes of becoming a United States Air Force test pilot. ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 2, 3, 4-. lanfha .lean Meddick Ian Swedesboro Thats stupid . . . pals with Robin, Donna, Kathy, Cheryl and Laura . . . keeps in stitches with needle- point . . . tennis enthusiast . . . vraves macaroni and eh:-4-se . . . bids adieu to friends . . . will further her edumntion at business school. Jo Ann Michael ,Io Ann Mullica Hill Hey Tootselv . . . loves to laugh . . . consumes countless cookies . . . devoted to Diane and Donna . . . keeps the pulse beating at Washington Memorial Hospital . . . agile dancer . . . member of I..ore's Lunch Loungev . . . fond memories of space capsule . . . future holds a B.S. degree in nursing. ACTIVITIES: DRAGON 4-g I.ANCERg National Honor Society 4-1 Project STAR 2, 3, 4-3 Key Club 3, 4-3 Nurse's Aide I, 2, 3, 4g Russian Club 3, 4. 3? Vicior Joseph Micklasavage Vic Swedesboro Eligible Mr. Chadwick of If A Man Answers . . . finds chemistry and physics labs illuminating . . . a hard worker for the Circle M Farm . . . gladly leaves behind the 22 min- ute lunch . . . attracted to a career as an electronics techni- cian. ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society 3, 4-3 Key Club 3, 43 Jr. Play: Project STAR: Ski Club 2, 3, 4-. Janis Darlene Moore .Ian Swedesboro All right now . . . four year veteran of the band . . . artistic and poetic . . . curvacious cheerleader . . . remembers being tackled at a pep rally . . . sophisticated Tina Brooks'of If A Man Answers . . . a Homecoming Courtier. . . turned on by travel- ing. . .will enter the fourth estate. ACTIVITIES: Cheerleader 2, 3, 41, Student Council 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Powder Puff 3, 4-3 SHOUT 3, 4, Jr. Play. Charles Lewis Mihlebach . Chuck Clarksboro Hey, what's going on? . . . captain of the Marksmcn . . . proudly displays the '74 Coaches Award . . . plays the guitar . . . whizzes in the White Flash . . . digs working on the farm . . . stellar sportsman . . . plans to attend a junior college. ACTIVITIES: FFA 2, 3. 4-3 Cross Country 1, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3: Track 41. Diane Lynn More Diane Clarksboro Reallyl . . . IH search of a good time . . . curses cold classrooms . . . JoAnn's bestest buddy . . . super skier . . . savors Sal's pizza . . . long locks . . . will miss Loreis Lunch Lounge . . . tripped in 200-wing playing grapefruit soccer . . . dandy dancer . . . future is yet to bc revealed. ACTIVITIES: Cross Country 3, 4-5 Sports Correspond- ent 3, 43 DRAGON 3, 4-Q Powder Puff 3, Ski Club 3, 4-3 Nurses Aide 1, 2, 3, 4-3 Russian Club 4-. Daniel Morris Hoss Swerlesboro What's happening . . . hangs around with the fel- lows from the borough . . . football Tri-Captain . . . loves fried rhieken . . . metieulously maintains a elassy Skylark . . . enjoys football and baseball . . will take his future nice and easy. ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2, 3, 4 fTri-Capt.J. ,pt Frederickjohn Jessy Mucci Ill Legs I Clarksboro Masterful marathoner . . , great wrestler and harrier . . . seen walking the hall with fellow grapplers . . . only eats nine months a year. . . will miss Mr. Marks . . . fond memories of Prom and Homecoming . . . enjoys working at his Dadis station. ACTIVITIES: Football lg Cross Country 2, 3, 4-3 Wres- tling 1. 2, 3, 4-. I 4 David Michael Morgan Dave ' South Harrison Strong personality in the CIE program . . . proud owner of a gorgeous, green Chevy . . . a stalwart member of Mr. Stowman's Future Farmers Club . . . spends his jack at Jack-in the Box . . .future untold. ACTIVITIES: FFA 2. Roxanne Morrison Roxanne Swedesho ro Blonde hair, blue eyes . . . raids refrigerators . . . pals with Nina, Kim and Roe. . .suns and funs at the shore . . . employee of Pureland . . . will not miss going to classes . . . aspires to be rieh. ACTIVITIES: Powder Puff 3. Charles Dana Noel Little Ch Mt. Royal Let's Boogie . . . super athlete . . . strums a mean bass guitar . . . outstanding end for Dragon Eleven . . . never behind the 8-ball at pool . . . delights at fried chicken . . .will join the working force. ACTIVITIES: Football I, 2, 3, 4-g Basketball 1, 2, 3. aaou Henry Charles Nolfe Chuck Clarksboro Jacks up the vo-tech auto shop program . . . agile angler and trail-weary hunter . . . makes tracks with a snowmobile . . . toils in the soil . . . likes classes with Mr. Brown . . .future undecided. ACTIVITIES: Ski Club 1. 4. 3 Jeffrey 9coH Nagler Nig Clarksboro Aaahs . . . chomps on steak sandwiches . . . hangs out on Clarksboro corner . . . fondly remembers Mr. Brown's history class . . . cruises in a '69 Chevy Caprice . . . thinks sun and sand of the Seashore is grand. . .plans to travel. Brian David Owen Buzz Clarksboro Usually seen with Mary, Fitt, Terry . . . Pink Floyd and Peter Frampton fan . . . au revoir to Mr. Freder- icks . . . passes time stalking game . . . has fond memories of Spirit of 76 concert at ,I.F.K. and jun- ior cut day. fi 19335.11 we 3 .E . r T iii? , K 3 i Q Frank Allen Palmer Whip Mickleton Pilots the Cobra', to Don and Bcrt's . . . compatriot of Walt and Billy . . . billiard sharp-shooter . . . strikes a beat for A.B. Drum Company . . . thinks of meatloaf as a mouthwatering treat . . . future is yet to he told. ACTIVITIES: FFA 2. Roy John Pefrufz Roy Mt. Royal Oh wow! . . . has a hot time at the Mt. Royal fire- house . . erstwhile wrestler . . emulates Ri Van . 4 - P Winkle . . . racks 'em up playing pool . . . the Com- pleate Angler . . , plans to sea the Navy. Cheryl Payne Sherry S SWl?lll'Sl10I'0 That's on you . . . silver threads and golden nee- dles . . . converses with Mr. Moore . . . usually seen with Maylor. Denise and Freda . . . hustles across the danre floor . . . spends summers at the shore . . . future plans llIt'lUfl1'tT0llf'gf?. ACTIVITIES: SHOUT 2, 34 Basketball 1. Rifa Ann Peplowski Peaches I-Iarrisonvillc Cot the time-YH . . . can he seen coming out of hall lockers . . . at-tive in the pursuit of outdoor adven- tures . . . an attrartion at the Grand Theatre . . . cohort of Jill and Diane. . . plans to tour the states. ACTIVITIES: Powder Puff 3, 43 Ski Club 3, 4-gNurs1 s Aide- 3. 4: National Honor Soviety 3, 4: Softlrall 2. 3, 4. Charles Fredrick PIaH Chuckie Clarkshoro Blue-green eyes romplimvnted by brown hair . . . savors spare-ribs and stuffing . . . fanatic' weight lifter . . , fond memories of the meatliall vaper . . . let- tered in Cross-Country . . . plans to cultivate the vornbelt. ACTIVITIES: Trae-lc 2. 3: Cross Country 2. Maria Teresa Porfalafin Maria Swedesboro Talao . . . seeks out the good times in Mantua with Tony Toyota . . . tunes in to the music set-ne . . . 1-ycle-maniat' . . . bids sad farewell to Mr. Sellun . . . famous tray-dropper. . . marriage to follow eollege. ACTIVITIES: Art Club 3. 2 Terry Lee Poole Terry Micklcton Sets the pave at Statewide Speedway . . . follower of fir-ld and stream in Search of fish and game . . . will miss Mr. Stow man and Ag shop , . . works at Sebowi- sha Dairy Farm . . . destined to become a dairy farmer. ACTIVITIES: FFA I, 2, 3. 4. Roberf Pafrick Posey Bob Miekleton Calm yourself . . . no pawn at vhess . . . not amazed at mazes . . . penchant for perturbing the brass . . . meamltrrs the IVIit:kIeton hinterland . . . dislikes apathy, pragmatists and closed minds . . . bio-vhemitral studies will lead to explorations of the human mind. ACTIVITIES: LANCERQ DRAGON 3, 4 lEditor-in- Chieflg Band I, 2, 3, 41 National Honor Society 3, 4g Project STAR 2, 3, 4-g Key Club 3, 4, National Merit Letter of Commendation. Dennis James Praff Maddalena Puforfi Cannon Mickleton Midget T I - Mickleton l'll kill lim . . . easily spotted in Big Blue Van Fritos . . . fond memories of Hershey trip. . .dise . . .good memories include football and The Dragon likes tall people . . . enjoys Italian cuisines . . . yaks Gang . . . gobbles Granclmom's apple pies . . . a with Lisa, Robin, Nancy, Kathy and Karen . . . sport for ewryseason. . .aspires to learnatrade, eringes at Italian jokes . . . misses Mrs. Hunt, . . accomplished equestrienne. . .will continue her edu- ACTIVITIES: Football 4. eation. ACTIVITIES: Nurse's Aide 1. Roberf E. R809y Cynfhia Ann Randall Bob Clarksboro Cindi Mullica Hill All right . . . craves cake and cookies . . . annoyed Let's gel . . . composes and renders her own songs at size cracks. . .associates with Tim. John and Jack . . . doesn't spare ribs . . . trips the light fantastic . . . spends spare time at Deptford Mall or working . . .dislikes buttinskis . . .quiet member of SHOUT , . .will lake life as iteomes. . . . likes Mrs. Costin's type . , . will go collegiate and subsequently on a honeymoon. ACTIVITIES: FFA 2, 3. 4-. ACTIVITIES: SHOUT 2, 3, 43 Basketball 2 fMgr.j. Linda Susan Range Linda Clarksboro Blonde haired, blue-eyed beauty . , . cruises in her Camaro . . . usually seen with Beth, Wendy and the gang . . . living end for Senior Puffers . , . anxiously awaits ice to form on ponds , . . aquaticly oriented in all seasons. . .future environmentalist. ACTIVITIES: I..ANCERg Powder Puff 3, 413 National Honor Society 3, 4-g Ir. Playg French Club 3, 43 Tennis 1, 2, 4-g Softball 3, 4. James Rapisardi Rap Logan Savors Italian delicacies . . . frequently found with Blaine, Rick, Molcsworth and Bobby . . . rides the roadways in his brown pickup . . . Breaker, Breaker . . . earns cold cash at Frost-Pak . . . seeks a future in trade school. ACTIVITIES: AV 1, 2. X X Gregory Rafliff Greg Mt. Royal Ease up . . . demon on gridiron defense . . , shifts his scene to the cities during the summers . . . mani- cures the highways . . . likes looking at lively ladies . . . revels with I-loss, Kook, Cannon, Willie and Dana . . . future course uncharted. ACTIVITIES: Football 2, 43 Basketball I. Christina Marie Rapp Nina Swcdesboro Gallops around the Circle M Farm . . . creates dust in her Big Red Machine . . . Rockhead and Kim- lia's comrade . . , Messrs Marks and Bristow will be missed . . . co-captain of the Worms . . . wants to wed wealth. ACTIVITIES: Powder Puff 3. William 0Ho Rode Cliivlwn man Sm-flcslioro Rciiit-iiiln-rs Yirginia anti thi' pizza party . . . lr:-ts Monmlay morning awalwnings . . . runs ROKIPIS Roost . . .fran-s rliivlu-it and lasagna. . . riill-s thi' 'Crcal Whitf' I'Iop1'i'. . . travvls with .Iol1n. Miki- antl Fitlillcs . . . IIUPU?-IOI'IIIl'II1l' roost. ACTIVITIES: Band I, 2, 3. .-55:5 is Kafhleen Eleanor Sabin Kathy Nlicklcton Ya IKIIOKNTI , . , artful pm-ncil ski-tvlicr . . . remvrn- lrcrs falling in tht- hall . , . conferrc of Wendy, St:-ph aniIWcn1ly . . . mm-rnI1croII'Iistory II -'5l'VViI1gIfII'f'I6M . . . profit-icnt with a palette and brush . . . cfficiunt 1-nd for thc Gophcrs. . . will go collcgiatc. ACTIVITIES: Fowler Puff 3, 4g Art Club 3. 4g National Honor Socicty 3, 43 LANCERg Archcry Club 4: Who's Who Among Arn:-rivan High School Stu- rlcnts. Gary .loel Reiss Car Clarksboro Peacc', . , . sticks out as a drummcr . . . delights in dunking donuts . . . likes to lam and listcn to stereo . . . taxics about in the '71 Camaro . . . slivk on the sax . . . plans to join the circuit with a rock 'n' roll hand. ACTIVITIES: Band I, 2. Karen Qcaffo Karcn Swcdcshoro What . . . thrivcs on 4-gg plant manicotti . . . spends sparc timc having fun . . . will not miss rising at 6:30 . . . puscsses a grccn thumb with plants . . . companion of Lu, Danettc, Cintli, joan and Bonnie- . . . sparkling futurc as a dental assistant. Ilene Schiffer Li nk Swedesboro Come on, let's boogie . . . eyestopping nurse-'s aide . . . devoted statistieian . . . found in the company of Lisa, Jean and Diane . . , passes the time with her special one . . . will miss Mrs. Lore and Mr. Marks . . . figures on an education in computers, ACTIVITIES: Nurse's Aide I, 2, 3, 41 National Honor Society 2, 3, 4 fSec'.ig Football Statistician 3, 43 Pow- der Puff 3g Russian Club 3, Jr. Play fPlaybook Chair- personig LANCER. Paul Carre Qeehousz Hedgehog Swedeshoro Rifles the forest of game . . . master meehanie . . , cruises in the Yellow Submarine . . . wacky week- ends with Russell, Tad and Toni . . . 1-an't resist dev- ouring those quarter pounders . . . post graduate work at a technical school, ACTIVITIES: Stage Crew 33 Ski Cluh 3. Richard Wayne Schanck Richard Swedesboro Head in the stars - feet on the ground . . . works at Heritage's . . . a Super Heroes collector . . . sketches up a storm . . . will miss Mr, Kraft and conversing with Bob and Clint . . . gladly leaves Dragon dead- lines . . . plans to pursue aerospace engineering. ACTIVITIES: LANCERQ Dragon 3, 4 fifditorjg Band I, 2, 3, 4: National Honor Society 3, 43 Project STAR 2, 3, 4 tPres.ig Key Club 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3. Karen Elaine Searle Karen Mullica Hill Hey girl , . . talented organist and oellist . . . new addition to K.R.H.S .... sports about in a yellow Nova . . . enjoys classes with Miss Suiter . . . will miss all her new friends . . . smashing dreams of the volleyball court . . . future holds career in nursing. BRIDGETON ACTIVITIES: Health Careers Cluli 2, 3, Jr. Red Cross Volunteer 2, 3 tPres.j3 Student Affilia- tion Serviee 2, Future Nurses Club 2, 3. K.R.H.S. ACTIVITIES: Powder Puff 43 LANCER. i 5 Michael Edward Qhea Chippy Clarksboro Hey, what's going on? . . . an all-right left guard on the gridiron . . . Homecoming King . . . prefers Pol- ish portions . . . from pie in the eye to Bionic Gopher . . . hangs on the corner . . . irked by football double sessions . . . plans will lead to college or marines. ACTIVITIES: AV Ig Project STAR 2, Powder Puff Cheerleader 3, 4: Sr. Play, Football 2, 3, 4: Winter Track 33 Spring Track 3, 4-, Donna Lynn Shiveler Donna Swedesboro Oh really . . . enthusiastic co-captain of the cheer- leaders . . . supervises the senior section of the LANCER . . . has fun chasing bugs . . . Bella- donna of IF A MAN ANSWERS . . . sand and sun mean fun . . , struts with Steph and Stidham . . . future collegian. ACT. JITIES: Powder Puff 3, 44: National Honor Soci- ety 3, 4: Jr. Play, Ski Club 3, 4: Cheerleading ICO- Capt.J 2, 3, 4-g WHO'S WHO AMONG AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS. James Ray Qhew Shew Swedesboro Sheesh . . . ingests hordes of hamburgers . . . courts a tennis game . . . shines at the Swedesboro firehouse . . . will miss Mr. Kraft's kwips 1 . . profi- cient portrait painter . , . will ascent to a career in aeronautics. ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society 4: Project STAR: Basketball 3, 4-. I 4 John Chrisfian Qhoemaker ,Iack Mullica Hill WiIdman to his buddies . . . a Future Farmer of America . . . Dave and Les are constant companions . . . horses around at Shoemaker's Farm . . . has mixed feelings about leaving friends . . . will take future one day at a time. ACTIVITIES: FFA I, 2, 3. Lesfer Driver Shoemaker Imslm-r lVIullif'z1 Hill Ask mv if I var:-'A , . . profivivnl ul troulilv shooting vngine-s and thi-n making Ihvm tif-lx . . .affinity for I7r4'rl1'ri1'ks . . . ullavks Big Mars . . . Squires his IIHIUS lo llu' Hilltop Rvsluurainl . . . nyyoorlu Iiki- Io rnalyi' Ll million oul of pulp. Nancy Ruih Shrader Nuuvy Syn-llc-slmi'o Qun- Svrzl. Sora . . . gr:-mi 1-yml lu-uuly . . . lou-5 lazily IUIIIIQLIIIQIIXIIIIIl'I1'lllIS. . .ringf llu- lu-llw all .liniv Eli- . . . usually sewn yyilli In-. 'I'ri'i'. Cin. Chair unul Dm- . . , foml llll'HHll'll'H of aliorc' ysi-A-lwmls uml Uvliiiiiipzigziii' girls . . .yiyiilly 1-nyifious ,lunior Prom . . .llLIpIlIl1I'hh iiyyaulf. .-XC'I'IYI'l'lI'1S: Poyyilvr Puff 3: Proj:-vl STAR 2: Slu- :lvnl Counvil 2. Lee Ann Spencer Lu' Ann Clurkslioro Oli, I sn-vu . . . rliurming rliallvrvr . . . favors lVIr. Fi'4-ill-rivks . . . usually si-4-n in u grr-1-n Ford Iflitv . . . worships yyaI4'rmi'lon . . . ufls-n in Ilia- vompuny of ai svvllv signor . . . 4'oll1'g1'uyy:1ilS in llu' fulurv. ACTIVITIES: Povyflvr Puff 3. John Russell Skinner ,Iolin lVIulli4'ii Hill I run flig il . . . sports ai '72 Fin-liirrl . . . liuuuls Huinrs Dairy Bar . . . 4'l1'y'4-rwilli ihi-1-uv . . . liiils a sail farvwcll lo his frivnfls al K.R.II,S .... 1-njoys morlf-l railroatling . . . high flyvr willi 21 pow:-r inowr-r . . .yyill join the family lrusinvss. ACTIVITIES: FFA I. 2: AV 1. 2. Deborah Sue Sfefson D4-b South llarrison Oops , . . uxid potato vliip vrtinvlu-r . . . pt-lite blonde . . . talented tuirls-r . , . roinradl- of Linda. Diane. and Donna . . . I-inlrarrassml by inis-inatvlu-d shoes . . . ai qtiatrtvr of the- Moral Support Gang . . arrangml thu- Band st-etion of LANCIQR . . . vonlent- plalli's1'ulli'g1'. ACTIYITIES: Band I. 2. 3. ,Lg Nurs:-'s Aide' 2. 3. fl Frviivli Club 3. -1: LANCER. Sfeven John Sfull Stone Clarksboro It don't matter to mmf' , , . gets the job dont' as light- vnd for Dragon eleven . . . vongregales with Mike, John. Bill and Mark . . . was greatly amused by band trip to Virginia. . .vollege looms. ACTIVITIES: Band I. 2. 3: AV 3. 43 Football 1.2, 3, 43 Baseball 3, 4. Mary Suzanne Slerner Sue Clarksboro I don't know . . .vreau-s beautiful things with nee- dle and thread . . . dotes on band trips 3 Canada and Virginia . . . mesmerized by music . . . bids a sad fart-wr-ll to Mr. Eitel and Mr. Frederic-ks . . . intends to livvtinti' a divtivian. ACTIVITIES: LANCERL Powder Puff 3. 43 Band 1. 2, 3. 43 National Honor Society 3, 4. Frenvh Club 3. 4-3 Chorus 3, 43 Nursn-'S Aide 2. Denise Darlene Qfewarl T1-any Swede-shoro You're kidding, for real . . . tough sports competi- tor. . . thinks often of that certain someone . . . raps with Sheila, Angel. Jan. Sandra. Sherri and Cindy . , . savers seafood . . . bids sad farcwt-ll to Miss Superna- vage . . . future highlighted by vollege. ACTIVITIES: Hockey 1, 2. 3, 43 Basketball 4-g Softball 3 fIVIgr.jg Powder Puff 3. 41 SHOUT 3. 4-g Track 4- lMgr.j. Qfephanie Georgeffe Suffon Steph Harrisonville What? . . . attractive first runner-up in Homecom- ing Court . . . cannily covers the cage for the Kings- way Hockey Dragonettes . . . tough linebacker in Powder Puff . . . posed with her saw as Salome . . . designer of the Prom decorations . . . will hitch up to a certain farmer. ACTIVITIES: Powder Puff 3: Jr. Play: Student Coun- cil 3, 4, French Club 3: Hockey I, 2, 3, 43 Basketball I. Roberf James Qweef Bob Mt. Royal Skillfully tinkers on engines with tools . . . compan- ion of Ed and Fred . , . lox er of Italian delicacies . . . master motorcycle and mowcr mechanic . . . bids school a fond farewell . . . plans to sccurt a steady job. t K , .NL ,,.f, .5 .K 5 Gregg Rambo Qweefen Gregg Mt. Royal Well I don,t care! . . . talented on the silver trum- pet . . . can be found enjoying Sal's pizza with Wally, Lipp and Sam . . . ace on the tennis courts . . . haunts Ski Mountain . . .a future collegian. ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Key Club 3, 4: Chess Club I: Ski Club I, 2, 3, 4: AV I, 2, Tennis 2, 3, 4. Gary Ross Sweefen Cary Mt, Royal Way to go . . . Al Hirt of the Dragon Band . . . savage server on thc court . . . band buddies with Bill, Erich, Richard and Sam . . . cherishes memories of hand bus and Virginia trip . . .designs future in engi- necring. ACTIVITIES: Band I. 2, 3, 4 lPrcs,j, National Honor Society 3, 4, Key Club 3, 4: Ski Club I, 2, 3, 4: Tennis 2, 3, 4: Most Improved Playcr 2. 3: High School All- American A Tennis. Gre Hannold Talle gg U H Gregg lVliekI4-ton Talent:-fl dramatist . . . fleet runner of the 440 . . . eelebrated Bieentennial summer by restoring Boclo Otto House . . . numerous hobbies inelude politiral reading. antique model ship eolleelingz and playing the piano. . .will enter the politieal set-ne. ACTIVITIES: Traekg National Honor Soeiety 3: Key Club 3, ,Ir. Play: Student Council 3: Freneh Club 3. James Richard Qweefen Rick Clarksboro Sparkling blue eyes . . . ratchet jawingu on Channel 5 . . . devours pizza garnished with anchovies . . . talented under the hood . . . sharp with a shooting iron . . . key-man at Sw:-4-ten Sport Center . . . will join the family enterprise. ACTIVITIES: FFA I, 2 tV.P.l1 AV I, 2, 33 Stage Crew 1, 2. 3. Vanessa Phyllis Toscano Van Clarksboro Are you serious? . . . gets together with Tonya, Sherri and Steph . . . fabulous fingernails . . . suns at the shore . , . works long hours at K-Mart and the Italian Villa . . . gads about in a Galaxy . . . will attend eol lege. Mark Alden Taylor Mark Mt, Royal Now, that's kinkyn . . . Captain Noah of the floating zoo. . .a droll role in the junior Play . . .able artist . . . raps in Russian . . . doesnat get keyed-up over typing. . .dreams of Broadway and bright lights. ACTIVITIES: Chorus I, 3, 4: Russian Club 2, 3. 44 Project STAR 21 Art Club 3g Student Couneil 4. Harry Lee Toulson Kimberly Ann Trivel-I Cl lt-I or Im' Clairlxslioro Kim ar 1 0 Hi-5 lmuliy. wliut's lizippi'i1iiig'f . . . vrusliing: LINE- Skillftll skulvr . . . fintls plvusurv in pc-ppt-roni . . . BACKER OF THE WEEK. . .si'ul1's1lin-lwiglilspolv pals ixitli Cindy. ,lill antl Roxuinu' . . . hide- tht- gootl vunlling . . . wvars tln' othvr H600 ji-rsvy . . . vongrv- tilnvs in Mr. Caininois offitw' u S21fI furvwvll . . . found gutvs on Clarkslmro 1-orner ixitli Tll1'CHllf1.A. . .r-un- with hor spc-vial sommnn-. . . files ln-r futurt- as a sw- tvniplatvs rravking into il mllt-gr football lint-up. rvtury. ACTIVITIES: Ifootliull I. 2. 3. 4: Trztrlx 2. 3. 4. AfTI'IVITlIfS: Pmidt-r Puff 3. Lisa Susan Trofh Pafricia Helen Twiss I isa lVIi4'ltl1't0n Txxislvr Sm-rlt-slmm Dori'tg1f'tliip4-r . . . 4-njoif skiing in Yvrinonl . . . Wliizzvs Ltrountl in tln' Elm Strvnk . . . svlinsst-a fountl iiitli Miligfxl, Roliin. NZIIIVQ. Kulliy zinrl Kurvn ixilli ski lrtulflin-s . . . nn-inorivs ol vrufliing nom- in . . lm- fontl nn-inorivs of soviology vluss, , .gots in '75 Pomlvr Pull . . . ltits lln' lwurli lanil lvriclgt-I in lln- sxiiin at 011-an City . , . sf-vlv luturt- us ti finglm- 0.C. . . . piwsirlvs mr-rSt1i1lt-nt Cotiiiril . . . vtipa- trn-vr girl. lily wo-1-tlits LANCER. . .pivturvs for futnrt-1 Photog- mplix unfl .lotn'ntilisin. XCTIX ITIES: Pomlvr Puff fl. 1-1 l.ilvrztrx Aitlt- li .lit l'luy:I ootlrull-1lStzil.l. .MI'l1IYI'l'll'iS:lIoll l.2:Sol1liuIl 3: l.!XlYCICR lCo-l'lcli- torl1 Poiinli-rPl1lf3. -I: Slat Unli I. .25 3. -l-lS1'r'.l:St11- tlt-nt Conn:-il I. IZ. 3.-1'1Prt-,.J:Ntti'-tw Anlv I. 2.-14. LuAnn Lynn Vanaman Vincenf Vilforio Vasfa Lu ' Swedeslioro Vince Swedesboro Really . . . short and sweet . . . connoisseur of Oh yealv. . .idolizes Italian food. . .enjoys flying Italian cuisine . . . wends her way to Wildwood dur- in the Blue-bird . . . field and stream man . . . ing summer vacations . . . makes waves at the voca- raps with a certain female graduate . . . makes Vasta- tional school . . . has a host of friends. . . future glo- eres his scene . . . two year vet of CIE . . . plans to betrolter and eosmetologist. operate his own mint. ACTIVITIES: Cheerleader I. 2. I Willie Walker Willie Paulsboro I'Iigl1-seoring man on the basketball eourts . . . let- tered in Cross Country . . . seen everywhere with Greg. Hoss. Bug. Dana. Cannon. Slink and Kook . . . relishes pork ehops . . . kieks off the gridiron games . . . future not yet written in the stars. ACTIVITIES: Baslxetball 2. 3. 4g Football 41 Cross Country 3. Wendy Lee Walsh Wendy Miekleton Cot me hanging . . . rarely seen without Steph , . . vibrant personality . . . super statistieian . . . will miss the annual baseball shower . . . eruisin' Cougar . . . quiek quarterback . . . despises Animal King- tlnmi' . . . eollege in the future. ACTIVITIES: LANCER: Powder Puff 3. 41 Library Aide 1g,lr. Play: Tennis 43 National Honor Society 43 Baseball lStut.l. Larry Gordon Ward Larry ' Clarksbo ro Lucky, lucky, you . . . created Kingsway Cross Country record . . . a showman when it comes to quarter horses . . . an affinity for classes with Bergin and Marks . . . had trouble with his athletic WARD- robe f pants and shoes . . . one of next year's colle- gians. ACTIVITIES: Cross Country I, 2, 3, 4: Winter Track 3: Basketball I: Dragon I, 2: Ski Club I. Jacqueline Marie Wenfz Sunshine Clarkshoro What's happening? . . . two year vet of the CIE pro- gram . . . prowls around in the Little Fox . . . plans a worldewide trek . . . ehums with Betty, Booper and Claire . . . a vegetarian at heart. ACTIVITIES: FFA 2, 3. Kafhleen Louise Warren Kathy Mulliea Hill Particular to pretzels . . . gallops her mare o'er the trails . . . lnahas in a yellow Opel . . , rendezvous al Nancy Kinkade's . . . gear-grinder . . . spends sum- mers in the outdoors . . . Powder Puff secret weapon . . . would like to enter the field of forestry. ACTIVITIES: Dragon 2, 3: Powder Puff 3, 42 Project STAR 3: Lihrary Aitle I, 2, 3: Student Council 2, 3. 4: Chorus I. John C. Weisel John Clarksboro Supplied the elout for Camino's Crew . . . makes bucks on Chuek's farm . . . averse to class and home- work . . . thinks Mr. Gruber is in the groove . . . fra- ternizes with Fred, Chuck, Russ, Tad, and Lee . . . world of work awaits. ACTIVITIES: Baseball 3. Belly Ann Wilson Booper Clarksboro Let's boogie . . . never at a loss lor words . . . roams the halls with Donna, Claire, Danelle. Lei-Ann and Mary Lou . . . not likely to forget 7th grade trip to the zoo, . . plans to surxixef' ACTIVITIES: Curlianee Ofliee Assistant 2. 3, Wendy Lynn Winfer Wendy Wo0lm'ieh I don't known . . . seen with her sperial one . . . magnifiecntly manages the girls' sports teams . . , an exhaustive eonversationalist . . . multi-talented musi- eian . . . will sadly miss OOPS II . , . peach and apple paeker. . .awaits work and marriage. ACTIVITIES: LANCERg Powrler Puff 3, 41 Band I, 2, 3, 4, Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4 lManagerjg Basketball 1.2, 3, 4 llllianagerl. f Blaine Allen Williams Fireball Clarksboro Roarns with Rap, Moleswortli, Boh. and Riek . . . digs eo-ed gy m elasses . . . often found in an engine . . . lussvs with his Forrl . . . eonverses with eonvoy bud- dies on channel 5. . .will matrieulale at Ryder Tech. ACTIVITIES: FFA 3: Auclio Visual 3. Clinfon Joel Woolson Clint South Harrison Why ine? . . , spends spare mods in the spaee rap- sule . . . keeps traek ol the autnmohile world . . . forms an intelleetual trio with Bob and Richard , . . recalls the great rush before a STAR flight . . . will embark on a eareer in engineering. ACTIVITIES: Project STAR 2, 3, 43 Russian Club 4. z laik' W W Timofhy Alan Young Tim Nlivklvtun Of m'oursv . . , musii' from Bavb lo Rovk . . . inoanr- Monday mornings. . .g1rvatwitlithe'88's. . . lrombonist in tba- Dragon Band . . . Marks tiini- in :lwotiritiiig . . . trawls around thi- globi- , . . isill miss band room avtivitivs . . , Iuturr' is as a trawl agi-nt. ACTIVITIES: Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Kim Lorraine Zane Kim Swf'dc'sboro Cuti' IDFOWII-SXQCKI blondv . . . 4'0llgII'l'LI3IftS with Sharon, Gail and Vivki . . . luxnps a foot on first-base . . . atlractvd to an Italian guard . . . 1-njoys uati-r skiing and horsvback riding. . . will miss lVIr. Fredcr- ivks' classvrs. . . future- invludes work and play. ACTIVITIES: Powdvr Puff 3: SHOUT 3g Ski Club 23 Softball 3. Kim Renee Young Kimmy Svvvdoslioro Ha . . . Gophers deff-nsive di-stroyer . . . packs in thi- pork vhops . . . will gladly miss health rlass . . . 1-omrafle of Patty, Frvda, Cindy and tht- gang . . . makes up futurc- in vosnwtology. ACTIVITIES: Powder Puff 3, 4: Softball 3g SHOUT 2. Deborah Efhel Zane Debbie: Clarksboro Could be tvnselw . . . bf-aming l3l lIt11'll6 . . . sails-tl o'Er stage? for CAPTAIN NOAH AND HIS FLOAT- INCY ZOO . . . swimming suits ht-r . . . i-xemplary culinary and tailoring skills . . . powerful puffer player. . . toarfully bids Mr. Eitcl a sad fare-well . . antivipatcs collegiate future-. ACTIVITIES: LANCERQ Powder Puff 3, 4g Frcnvh Club 3, 4-g Chorus 3, 4g Ir. Playg Who's Who Among Ami-rican High School Students. Jean Ann Zappala Jeannie Swexlesboro For real? . . . was an attractive aide in the nurses complex . . . partial to pepperoni pizza . . . babysits for the CIE . . . gallops around in a yellow mustang . . . seen with Cindi, Karen, Barb and Donna . . . awaits wedded bliss. ACTIVITIES: Nurses Aide 1. 2. Gail Zayac Gail Swerleshoro Efft-rw-sm-ent. seintillating eheerlearler . . . relaxes with horseback riding antl water skiing . . . sun wor- shipper . . . forms a quartet with Kim, Sharon and Vim-ki . . .always in the eyes of Rm-dw . . . sees bells in her future -typing and wedding. I ACTIVITIES: Cheerleader 1, 2, 43 Powder Puff 3g SHOUT 2g National Honor Society 3, 4g Who's Who Among American High School Students. 'lil sinh TW? Md 5 A X 5 ' YM' 2 it 3 'K f f aww it 'H mm WMDU ww if A 'rm Am gwf W1 ,. i I' C +f 'M Y 2 W 2 , .,....-mf.. 2 1. 3 1 2 if i mi Q I ? 1 3 5' 3 , , m ' ,rhy Q yi.. ,, ,I 2.,i,,,,5zK,. wa- K ' 1, L4 ,Wag 1? aid? 3-1 'X -K ,,f1 83 wlw's y M Who , . DID MOST FOR THE CLASS Peg McLaughlin, Scott Brown SHCI' 8 0'U'U5'?'lll'! x 1 g O Hill 5 I MOST POPULAR CLASS FLIRTS Nancy Fanslau, Greg Paranto I Nancy Fanslau, Bud Hinman A 1 C DID MOST FOR THE SCHOOL Pat Twiss, Tom DeSimone A,bgl W,WTw L Nxrwxuiwmww MW:,. , wv ri2r+ M-ef r ' MOST UNUSUAL LAUGH Karen Searle, Larry Ward , ....,--e.,.Mwv-M , ,,,,, BEST DRESSED . Pat Eardlvy, Erich Bruner 86 BEST ALL AROUND Pat Twiss, Greg Paranto ff ,fr H...-x MM f 'ax SS , ,,,.,--w I-...-an-IIIUS -,,.--s-- ,,,.g-unnllt- ,-..g.-as-as ,,........... .............. i:,,-.3-sauna-unsun- nf-.-,u-mann Q..-annul 3 5,-3-1-Q , u.-w-im.-I f5...... S1-.1 Situ-.gi BEST SENSE OF HUMOR Maylor Jones, Tom DeSim0ne is .J TALLEST AND SHORTEST Angela DiFebb0, John Davis Hi 2 0 V G5 , M, 17 MOST CONGENIAL Nancy Fanslau, Tom DeSimone MOST TALKATIVE Maxcine Liles, Mike Shea Q' ,- ,e,,,J Kwik' MOST ATHLETIC Karen Gardiner, Scott Brown BEST LOOKING Pat Eardley, Mike Shea MOST ARTISTIC Bern Donofrio, Derrick Johnson QUIETEST Diane Donofrio BEST MUSICIANS Suzanne Sterner MOST STUDIOUS I Gruber Robert Posey Q.. , N y Swecten a , ! J MOST COURTEOUS Donna Shiveler, Tom DeSimone MMWQN .ww gg., Q wi mm 1, E 355 in pw E-nt! i ,r ,.,N 'Y , Q' sig!! 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Long, grueling, hot, double sessions followed for what seemed an endless period of time. The dust and heat soon began to aid in removing excess poundage and a fit, trim squad of Dragons was ready to do battle. Pre-season contests indicated a highly competitive team. As the campaign opened against Clayton, fire breathing Dragons inciner- ated the Clippers. Taking the scene of battle to the arena at Pitman, the blast from the Dragons continued and the Panther's were declawed 24-6. In these early contests Scott Brown and Gregg Paranto scored twice each to highlight the Dragon assaults. Pennsville scored an upset in a rain delayed game and fortunes continued to dampen Dragon fire against Salem in a heart breaking loss. Gloucester showed a fine team to continue our losing skein. In a one- sided contest the Dragons once again hit the win column over Gloucester Catholic before a large Homecoming crowd. Gregg Paranto scored the winning touchdown as the linebackers, Dan Morris and Scott Brown, played outstand- ing defensive games. Delsea and Woodstown were the last defeats for the Red and Black as Pennsgrove visited Kingsway for the Day of the Dragons on Tur- keyday. It was a super day for all the gridiron men of Kingsway as a good Devil Team was decimated 20-0. No one person stood out - it was a total team effort that secured the triumph. Graduating seniors were Captains Gregg Paranto, Dan Morris and Scott Brown. Other seniors were Mike Shea, Derrick Johnson, Gregg Ratliff, Latney Bagby, Lee Toulson, Dennis Pratt, Tom DeSimone, Sam Maugeri, Frank Magazu, Steve Stull, Dana Noel, Willie Walker and Mark Jenkins. 134 T f-- A , H 'W 6115 W Wm' 7 N594 1? Q W Q i. .-1-L , Ah, Wk r f , , wifi 5 'ffia my vnu f ci -1? + sw viii' mi ' Nw Qm Wg? Ji My -ziigzsqx RQNPV, x an Q 'LH xx. 5 A A f--11 . ,, - l-ff, 5525, 1. L . g Q Gi f.. N62 138 Zienfek Zooms fo Heady Heights il .1 4 -wr A. Front Row: Coach Zientek, P. King, S. Sutton, K. Gardiner. Middle Row: C. Sharp, C. Range, P. DeAngelo, J. Paranto, D. Stewart. Back Row: B. Seeman, V. Becker, S. Holgate, M. Kadlecik, D. Dcllaquilla, S. Glass. Bursting upon South Jersey hockey fields in September, the girls' hockey team showed that the distaff of Kingsway had something to provef' too. And prove it, they didl After a month of grueling practice, the varsity hockey team opened their Best Yet season under the capable command of coaches Zientek and Lutz. They started on a hot streak, which, with impressive wins over Gloucester Catholic, St. James, Delsea, Pennsville, Clayton, and Pennsgrove, secured six games in the win column. They met defeat only at the hands of Gloucester and Pitman. Both games were hard fought, and our fighting ladies in plaidu gave each team a run for their money. They would remember that Kingsway girls are contenders. The game with Woodstown was a nerve-racking one. Even with 15 minutes of sudden death overtime, the game lacked a winning goal, and remained deadlocked at 2-2. However, at this point, nothing could put a damper on the Dragon Ladies spirit. For the fourth consecutive year, they quali- fied for the state tournament games, and set the best tournament record of any Kingsway hockey team when they took it to the semi-finals. In the tournament game with Woodstown, our Dragonettes showed the Woodie maids that we are rightly the superior, as we won 2-1, in overtime. They went on to beat previously undefeated Hammonton in the second round of the tourney. The following game with Moorestown Friends ended the tourney trail for the Dragonettes of Kingsway. Records went crashing in '76. As a reminder of the Best Yet season, our girls broke three standing school records, including, of course, best season, 11-4-1. Led by Vicki Becker, who broke 2 individual records, the offense broke the record for most goals in a season, 32, with 8 players scoring, also a record. An outstand- ing group of halfbacks and fullbacks assisted goalie Steph Sutton in recording most shutouts, 7. Senior Karen Gardiner and Junior Vicki Becker were honored with Tri-County All-Star First Team placement, while Junior Bon- nie Seeman was named to the Second Team, and Seniors Patty King and Stephanie Sutton received Honorable Mention. For the first time in KRHS history, a player was named to South Jersey Group I All-Star team, that player being inner Vicki Becker. Receiving Second Team honors were Karen Gardiner and Steph Sutton. Bonnie Seeman received Honorable Mention. The jayvee finished with a 63 record, and joins the varsity and Coach Zientek in wishing Mrs. Lutz best of luck with her new family. The returning team promises the graduating seniors that their success on the hockey fields will be continued. Gloucester Catholic' St. James Delsea Pennsville Clayton Pennsgrove Gloucester Salem Shalick Pitman Woodstown Clearview Gateway Woodstown Hammonton Moorestown Friends 'Tournament Games ., A A....n...., A ... ... Q JUNIOR VARSITY: Front Row: Coach Lutz, J. Barbagallo, P. Brown, M. DeSimone, D. Pusey. Middle Row: S. Dupper. J. Kavaliunas, E. Martin, K Leone. J. Maccherone, L. Stanley. Back Row: S. Rival, D. Czeglcdi, D. Winter, J. Zayac, W. Muntz, K. Rf-ed. Coaches Zientek and L W I in 11. MANAGERS: D. Beckett, W. Winter, M. Coyle. Departing Senior Stars W AAA, , A se S' ' .. K ,..,,,. k---k Q. - , .Ah' A - V '-'L 1 X li 'Q x'Xk' K . K s 'LS . J N , :far 3 ' ,QQ H - A K 2 13- L M Y - 2 .k A .f kg,kgg11:,f'Tif:-in Ut --.. lx - 4-.. f .fl-em L. Tyson f W 5 'S 1 M R . ., .- 'g siyff- wa? ff X k.' 5:-i?3fs1sfffffi:...:f.r 'Aff' A',' if- K .... QI? kf,,..1N:f ,,- ,545 Q A -xx- A fl. , -, ww,-f,, , .f,f f.-. f- 1. .,L,k11 . w-flsf :- ' my. i , J. Mclendf-I L. Ward Captain C. Mihlebach . X K we '- gi' R , . .X Q G. Gaines Coach Marks I s Wwe 100 X r ..t. L , , . i T ., 5 . -f'-- ', if r . , V 0 i. ' isst L o i s e . r -f,- me 'i m h - k W v .f H is esar Q 3. F. Mucci WINS 2 4 00fh Viofory Usually when a varsity sports squad reports for the first day of practice, the athletes have a few challenges in mind . . . gaining a winning season and performing in a way that would give them pride. However, this year a third challenge was in the minds of the Cross Country Team . . . that of securing the 100th victory in the long coaching career of the Dean of Tri-County Coaches, Frank Marks. Coach Marks began his career in 1951 with Swedesboro High as head coach of Basketball and Track. Along the way he also served as assistant baseball coach to Joe Bona. When the season began he had attained 97 victories in track and cross country. The men of the cross country team realized that they had a good chance to give coach Marks his 100th victory. The team began practice under Captain Chuck Mihlebach and their determination soon was shown as the Marksmen gained victory 98 in their first meet with Clayton. Veterans Fred Mucci, Tad Damask and Larry Ward were particu- larly outstanding. Larry established a new record for the home course. Fred Mucci was without a doubt the inspirational leader, and Tad Damask was the first Kingsway runner to cross the finish line in six races. Newcomers to the squad were pleasant surprises. Terry Shorter ran like a deer, effortlessly. John Mclendez ran with sure-fooled swiftness. Leroy Tyson continuously lowered his times. George Gaines never faltered. The most serious injury suffered by the team was to Joe Higgins, one of the most promising of all runners. This combination of veterans and newcomers gave Coach Marks his goal the team secured more than the needed three victories and ran to a successful season. The return of all of the newcomers will give next yearis squad the veterans it needs for another good sea- son. 'Sill o qn Q 4 1 Kneeling: Allen Clarke, George Gaines, Terrance Shorter, Willie Walker, Bruce Schanck, Manager: Derrick Young. Standing: fCoachl Tom Keating, ,lim Shew, Ronnie Knight, John Davis, Greg Smith, Cartez Knight, Dan Kraft, Head Coach. YEAR OF REBUILDING Preparation, hard work, and determination resulted in a feeling of satisfaction although the Kingsway basketball season ended up with a 2-20 overall record. Newly appointed head coach Dan Kraft looks back on this season as one of rebuilding. The Dragon team consisted primarily of young inexperienced players with added skill of seniorsg W. Walker, J. Shew, and J. Davis. Leading rebounder Wil- lie Walker averaged 13 points each game and was named to the second team all Tri-County. Following an unfortunate defeat in their opening contest at Clearview, the quintet fell short with a disappointing loss against the Lions of Gloucester. Saddled with several defeats throughout the rest of the season, the Dragon five did not get the ball rolling until late in the year when their incomparable ball control and superlative shooting led way to a one point edge over the Eagles of Pennsville in one of the most exciting games of the year. Their other win was when the Woodstown Wolverines were forced to forfeit the game to the Dragons. This year's squad was highlighted by the performance of T. Shorter, R. Knight, T. Knight, G. Smith, D. Fauntleroy, C. Gaines, and A. Clarke who will be returning next year to lead a fearless 77-78 squad. For the ,I.V. squad, the appearance of another new coach provided superior coaching. Thomas Keating's efforts will prove to be evident in next year's team. Coaches Kraft and Keating ,WN- GirI's Baskefball Has Tou h Season 40 Kneeling: Co-Captains K. Gardiner, P. King with Coach M. Suiter. Standing: S. Glass, B. Crispin. D. Spence, K. Reed, C. Sharp, C. Range, A. Drew. The girls basketball team, under the charges of a new coach, Marge Suiter, started out a long, hard season on the hardwoods in December, against non-conference foe, Clear- view. In what could not exactly be titled a winning season, the girls tallied only one win, but exhibited a fine effort, deter- mination, and gained experience for the future. Inexperience, and lack of height proved to be the biggest drawbacks. Only two members of the squad were returning letterwinners. The other disadvantage, lack of height, seems to have been a common problem here in recent years. The Kingsway District just doesn't seem to be a Mecca for tall females. Further, injuries to Karen Gardiner and Sandi Glass damaged hopes for a better season. Despite all-out efforts by the distaff hoopsters, the lone win came against Pennsville in January. A tremendous per- formance was exhibited by the entire squad as the Drago- nettc Five out-played the Eagle ladies considerably. Patty King was high scorer for the game with nine, while Karen Gardiner and Carole Range bucketed eight apiece. Another highlight of the season was Karen Gardiner and Carol Sharp copping Honorable Mention Tri-County hon- ors. Displaying Dexterous dribbling talents and scoring high for the team were Karen Gardiner and Carol Sharp. Show- ing speed and agile ball-handling in the fore and back courts were Patty King, Carole Range, and Kathy Reed. Other outstanding players were senior Alfreda Drew, jun- iors Sandi Glass and Bev Crispin, and soph Darla Spence. The jayvee team was under the command of coach Mar- ianne Kisela and its members look forward to breaking into the 77-78 varsity line-up. 5 2 37. 3 4 , Junior 44 Varsify 24 Knerling: Darla Spvncff, Bvvurly Crispin, Dm- Lloyd. Standing: Ellen Marlin, Lori Knponirk, Ross- Sabas- liani. Kelly Owens, Coach Kisvla, Rollin Kvlly. Lynn Jonvs, Bernadette Drew, Nancy Taylor. 2 D. Pussy, W. Muntz, P. Johnson, L. Stanley, P. Toulson, J. Mann 14 K Kfu'r'lirLg: L. Bagby, Coavh Gruber, F. Mucci. S. Avsec. M. Jvnkins. J. Higgins, D. Gattuso. Standing: J. Mann. J. Melcndez, E. Roane, S. Engblom, M Mu1'vurunv..I. DiBartula. Delsca Dt-lran Clearview Riverside P1-nnsville Clayton Woodbury Salem Wash. Tw p, Bridgeton Patil 6th Pitman Pt-nnsgroyv Gloucester Cath. Classboro Wresflers Take Winnin Season The Dragon wrestling squad had a fine year completing the season with an 8-7- 0 record. The winning season is attributed to the aggressive wrestling of many of the team members. This aggressive wrestling proved to be the key factor for many of the Dragon victories. The team captains were Fred Mucei and Latney Bagby both of whom are sen- iors. These two men played an important role in preparing the team, both men- tally and physically, for each match. They will be greatly missed next season. The Dragons had many strong points in their lineup, among these were the lower and middle weight classes. Key performers being John DiBartolo, Latney Bagby, Steve Avsec, Mike Maccarone, and Fred Mucci. Kingsway also had an ace in the hole at the other end of the scale with their tough 300 pound heavy-weight. John Mann. The Dragons not only had a winning season this year, but they also placed 4-th in the Christmas tournament at Clayton, 4-th in the Tri-County Conference and 3rd in the District 31 tournament at Pennsville. The Dragons are also very proud of their 141 pound wrestler, Fred Mucci. Fred compiled a 19-4--2 record this year, taking a C-old medal at the Christmas tourney, a Gold medal at the District 31 tourney, and a Silver medal at Region 8 tourney. Fred also participated in the State tournament held at Princeton. Fred will long be an inspiration 'tothe wrestlers at Kingsway. The wrestling team is pleased with their accomplishments this year and look to an even better season next year. K O 31-34 33-22 30-27 42-16 0-53 49-15 21-38 33-21 18-33 49-11 20-30 43-21 11-43 48- 8 18-30 s Y 4 154 tn sh .' g 4- 1 50,1 f di, ' F Y J! All, Q-- Standing: A. Alberto, E. Bruner, W. Leon, Gr. Sweeten, Ga. Sweeten, W. Shober. Kneeling: S. Dupper, R. Pyle, M. Viscovich, B. Schank, M. Man- gano. Tennis ls Tops! It was experience and team unity that carried the Kingsway Varsity Tennis Team on to the South Jersey Group I Finals and a successful 11-6 record. Under the superb coaching tactics of Michael Pszwaro, the faultless netters struck for their first five matches before losing to a tough Delsea squad. Defeating Salem, Woodstown, Pit- man, Pennsville and Glassboro, it wasnit until the magnificent seven met a skilled Pennsgrove team that the hopes for a Tri-County crown were lost. Determined to keep team spirit and school pride, the Red and Black downed Palmyra in semi-finals action of Group l play and advanced to the South Jersey Group I Finals against a top seated Middle Township squad. For thc second time in four years the Kingsway Varsity Tennis Team entered the Group l Finals, this time falling short with a disheartening 4'-1 loss. Angelo Alberto, team captain and head singles player, led this yearis squad with only two regular season losses and was hacked with fine singles play by Gary Swecten, 2nd singlesg and Gregg Swecten. 3rd singles. Rounding out the rest of the squad, all with successful records were Erich Bruner and Bill Shoher, lst douhlesg and Glen Alberto and Bill Leon, 2nd doubles. Also contributing to the team were Ricky Pyle, Bruce Schanck, Matt Viscoyich, Shirley Duppcr and Mellissa Mangono. Onward to next year. 4 I n 1 156 1- 'w'uul 157 Baseball Has Close Calls W vi we W ,W a .. W .1 J'-.., ' D WM . ,, , Vly, V , , H V V, V . , New i S.- f' af -f VARSITY: Kneeling: K. West, B. Viereck, B. Pyle, J. Higgins, D. Viereck. Standing 2nd Raw Coach Camino D Cook B McQuade M jenkins G Par anto, T. Avsec, D. Brickner, Coach Yourison. Standing, flliira' Row: A. Azzari, B Thomas M Carney W Burlingame E Dupper I Casella S Homan Coach Pete Camino brought his usual enthusiasm to the baseball bat- tleground with a great challenge in front of him. Veteran Coach Tom Yourison and newcomer Donald Olesko joined in the terrific task of welding a team, decimated by graduating seniors, into another winner. Close battles were waged, in particular, a 1-0 fray against St. James of Chester. However, luck deserted our hustling team and we could muster but three yietories. The fact that our Dragon Nine lost five one-run games and three extra inning games in a row is indicative of the fierce- ness they exhibited to their competitors. Graduating seniors are shortstop. Mark Jenkinsg first baseman. Greg Parantog and second baseman, lke Cook. These seniors contributed immensely to the team and will be greatly missed. Some stars began to sparkle this year on the diamond. Elmer Roane emerged as an able-armed catcher. First base was secured by steady Greg Paranto. Ike Cook handled second base and slick fieldingg Mark ,lenkins vaeuumcd the short-stop area. The hot corner was cooled off by Walt Burlingame. Don Brickner, Bob Viereck. and Bud Thomas patrolled our outer gardens. The hurling chores were divided among Paranto, Burlingame, and Ed Dupper. An old saying goes lt's always darkest before the storm. Hopefully, this yearls dark season will be followed by Caminols forces storming to a title next year. 158 my , A ,em ' - K, ' f'-gf, ,yqk , mu 'Wg .2219 MM , W., Mui -Q' , W, - V, rl 1- .im z 1-WW My a Coaches Camino and Yourison get the stats from Peg and Wendy. , I e , A x-Im.,-xfgf A , if e Junior Varsify Krweling: S. Avsec, S. Homan, S. Engbiom, G. Rego, P. Diaz, J. Higgins. Standing: Coach Olcsko, G. Sweeten, A. Cast. C. Shivcler, D. Edwards, G. Shivelcr, A. Azzz1ri,j.Casella, E. Roane, R. Osborn, D. McClain. '7 B ...ani ,.. , . fx., mi- - fff. ,ff f X Q -., - , ,, KL M 1 .... .ii M. .iii . iw 4.. . ....f M ., f? iM- .f x fsygg. -,wma V.. ,fn 1 ,Mx l I I I 3 X X ! if 24 l C , , 1. 3 ., ,,,1 ..,ga,. T ,.7 ,ff 2 f W? f l 1 ' ,.. -ug.. ff of , , W V 1 H 7: dw, -gn -A 4 'Wins def :i.MR1 'ref F a ' a N rosh .l . . q1ff'f'a, '4 15'2, ' W j' '1' .Q ,.u:wYf,, ' . .WW Ltfv2-'ew 5 '-l'4l1 va if 35' 2 gf, A H A f.. 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' ' f 77255 ,, '-'5 my '-f rf-.1 ' 'f -2124 M 7 . 4 V. f . f ff -X , 2 , ' Lf. , ' V' , ' 'H : .-Zzethga .- QTL Front: Coach Yourison, C. Pagliaro, H. Thompson, K. West, M. Marino, J. Schmidt. Back: M. Hankel, K. Maiden, E. Kafka, M. Carney, D. Tunstall, L. Yurgin, L. Thomas, A. Coslin. I wif. t Isl Row, Knwfling L to R: S. Holgatc. S. Glass. M. Pedrick, L. Tyson. L. Bagby, T. Damask. L. Johnson, .l. O'Donnfrll, S. Maiden. R. Scott. B. Drow. 2nd Raw: Coach T. Schooner, A. Drew. P. Brown, N. Sutton, J. Brown tstat.l. A. Leone, K. Berry, L. Ambrustor, K. Lrrunv. P. Johnson, S. Scott. 3r1l Raw: L. Diggs. R. Toulson, B. O'Donnf'll, F. Grasso. S. Brown. ,I. Davis, L, Toulson, R. Knight, T Clark, Coach B. Sellen. Qcoff Brown Finds Gold in Tri-Counfy and Qoufh Jersey Group I Co-hoad coachvs, Tom Svhocner and Bob Sellen. sailed into the svvonty-seven soason with svveral strong sr-nior vets-ran porformvrs. Latnvy Bagby showed the way in the hundred and two-twenty with fine- times. Tad Damask, after a fini- harrior st-ason, lookvd grvat at tho two milv. Svott Brown had no peer in the wzvight events - shot, discus and jaw-lin. L06 Toulson show-rl promise- in his spe-rialty - thc- polo vault. Baglxy and Brown also showed versatility by soaring in thu long jump. The If-am would rt-ly upon undm-rvlassmvn for the- four-forty llohn O'Donnc-Ill, 880 tBon Toulsonl, milf: lLcroy Tysonl, high jump fBon Toulsonj and hurdlcs lRon Knightl. As tht- st-ason progrfvssvd tht- travkstt-rs sliowc-d vontinuod improvement, but unfortunately, this was not the ye-ar of tho Dragon, insofar as Kingsway was t'onf'r-rnwl. Thoy gains-d but ons- vit-tory all sf-ason - over Glouvvstf-r. However, two bright spots stood 0111 in tht- Tri-County Championship mot-t. First. Svott Brown garnt-rod tho gold modal in the discus with a great throw. Than, ,l. O'Donnoll. B. Toulson, T. Clarke. and L. Bagby svorvd points for tht- Bod and Black in tht- mil:- rr-lay. Scott also polished off thc silvcr in the shotput. W1-can only look to nvxt year and hopr for a big turnout of athlf-tvs for our trark tram. 162 Y ,,,. ,1Z,.,,. , ffimfff' I XA f 4 Y f ' QW' , ,wk , mx .,,f.gg,1, Q 15 f. 212 ir- Fw ,f'55ff'?- No. fy ! iz, '- V -Ie K tr A 1. ,M kk, A , 1 -112' ze ? 4 .. gf. 4 2' Y . -V az ,i Qi gfka, ,A , V Q. ,. f K we . ,fy . iqifff 3, - F 42 f - , ' . xv ' f :fd M, .. 4.9 3 Q V. A .jgfg-'f - Q' - 1 fy . 2 4. Xi . K Zvi!! .,: , V Lg K f '- 1:-fl x K AL A .V. 5.2, A V ,- 5,32 11457572 ' A 5 M ff 7 ' Y ' I 'xi ff' ' 4' W , k .A '- -. 'T' .- 1 rn ' 15 ' r .- .. ,- - .-55 '-'H J' - -' 3 x . , ,, .. . 'g'.a wif-w?,'T,Q.fA Q. U fs .. 5 I- -My .. -11-. ,.-v, g ' f . 3 2'n,1,wf.f ru 'Q Hu A , ' T' -f .?'l'f'Q . ' 864.1 diff. 'Mia' Q 5 'Wfgx ' ,. F31 ' ' ,f ffQ? k'rw' A. '1521 if kg zkfvfffw W 1'2gJf , - . f 'X 4f-N5rF?'f -4,Qjfz'.f1. ffxffvflznf' ' 1 . .:j.,.-mv' 4.4.3 'aw' f- i mwiff . 'L -. 4, AW .ffxzg-,gjjrfw,Q.Q'j,,v..'f,,f1!?VI ..: 4115+ rw wha? um. 'ag ,Any ii: gil . . ,Tia 'TQ Lv .Tyr ,,:.,,. k,,Aau1.fQg,, ...V ' F f AL --fc Y. H. 4-f iLfaa-'i 2 - W1 3-.ffLS1f5.:Swv.,+ ' Mfg, , f- -f f L h Vkif fk' I W Q' WW' Senior stars with 9: 5. Q coaches. ,sie if b Q if-ff '1 '.,W. nf r ff, i I W ' K? rv LP ,.,. . , Q D ' 4 p pp ,A. M... , M , AP. . ,.,,.,, ,,k,,4, x 1 f .V,f Mm. . as if 06' Kneeling: Dave Robinson, Kevin Stetser, Brett Middleton, Ray Labrano. Standing: Mr. Kraft fCoachj, Donnie Seeman, Ken Souder, Richard Lipponcott, Doug Gattuso. Charla Human. Mr. Milchanowski lAss't Coachj. Greens Team Rebuilds Under the determined leadership of Co-Coaches Daniel Kraft and John Milchanowski. it was a season of learning and rebuilding for the Dragon golfers of 1977. Only one senior, veteran Richard Lippincott, reported for this year's squad, and he was a steadying factor on the team. Sophomore Doug Gattuso furnished strong competition for Kingsway's opposition. He continuously scored low rounds. Other underelassmen, whose distinctive talents were a plus to the K.R.H.S. side, were: Juniors, Bonnie Seeman and Charla Homang Sophomores, Dave Robinson, Kevin Ste-tser and Ray Lubranag Freshmen, Kon Souder and Brett Middleton. A plus for the Dragons this year was the willingness of several team members to subscribe to professional tutoring at their home course at Beckett. 166 Aa Kneeling: Phoebe Martin fmanagerl, Ronnie Holmes, Alfreda Drew, Patty King. Standing Rita Paplowskl Karen Gardiner Dee Lloyd Donna Dellaquilla, Vicki Becker, Patti DeAngelo, Carole Range, Miss Suiter ffloachl. Soffball Girls Enjoy Graaf Success Determination, team spirit, and amazing overall talent led the girls softball team through what head eoaeh Marge Suiter, and assistant coach Marianne Kisela believe to be only the portent of the good things to come. The Dragonette Nine, in their seeond season, finished their regular season with a 4-6 reeord display ing fine performances against all opponents. The team then entered the State Tournament Games, first beating Bishop Eustaee, 13-11. The following game had to have been the upset of the year. ln an astounding performance in the field and at bat, the Dragon Maids exeited the fans and surprised the press when they upset the unbeaten Cou- gars of Shaliek ll-10 right here on the Kingsway turf. By virtue of this great victory, they then advanced to the semi-finals in the slate tourney, only to be stopped by the Blue Devils of Hammonton by a rather wide margin, and ending the season with a 6-7 reeord. Fabulous performances were exhibited by seniors Donna Delliquilla, Alfreda Drew, Karen Gardiner, Ronnie Holmes, Patty King, Rita Peplowski, as well as the rest of the team. Be assured the graduating seniors will be greatly missed by the eoaehes and remaining team. 168 l , X N 9 n v w 4 N . s 1 'J' 'I ,f I4 sl 695, ffX ,?'?g?f5:1i7 172 LA C 1977 LANCER STAFF GO-EDITORS - Donna Balestrueei, Pat Twiss ASSOCIATE EDITORS - Erieh Bruner, Bob Posey CO-BUSINESS MANAGERS - Donna Dellaquilla, Karen Gardiner BUSINESS STAFF - Patty King, Chris Leibfarth, James Shew, Nancy F anslau HEAD TYPIST - Linda Range ART EDITOR 4 Richard Sehanck ART STAFF - Steph Massimino, Kathy Sabin SECTION EDITORS - Donna Shiveler, Debbie Stetson, Wendy Walsh, Diane Donofrio, Wendy Winter, Debbie Zane LITERARY STAFF - Gregg Sweeten, Gary Sweeten, Linda Danner, Sue Sterner ADVISOR - F. Marks ASST. ADVISOR - G. Schiepan PHOTOGRAPHY - V. Bristow, T. Sehoener .IH 3 'r'-' ffif W 4 2 fy- 5 f X... wx . 5 .. . af' ,W., A sl I5 4- a. M 'Y I, w . J' if 3 r mx .. rgggge we M x I ,- Smlrd: D. Dellaquilla, D. Slctson, D. Zane, W. Winter. J. Michael, P. Eardley, D. Donofrio. K. Sabin, S. Massimino, N. Fanslau. Standing: Mr. Marks, Mrs Svhivpan, P. Twiss, L. Range, D. Shiveler, E. Brunc-r, P. Mclaughlin, S. Slerner, G.Swmv1c-n. D. Mori-. K. Cardin:-r, R. Sm-ham-k. W. Walsh, R. Pussy. Homeoomm I 9 76 Q Queen Nancy Fanslau Nancy Shrader, Stephanie Sutton, Queen Fanslau, .lan Moore, Donna Shivclcr, Peg McLaughlin. S 1 Ep Powder Pu Gophers - Q4 Worms - I 4 If l,,,.,gL,, WWE ahh, 5 ! i , Dragon Band Discovers a New Rhyfhm Undvr a svorrhin f sun. thi' Drafon lVlar4'hin f Band llttlill' its 1976-77 dvlrut as tha-y Jroudly' marchf-d down this stroffts of Harrisonvillv in gn 5- 3- . l . tht-ir Bl1't'Itlt'IIIli21l Paradv. Lfndvr tha' lm-advrship of its nvw dirt-wtor. Mr. .lanu-s Eitvl. and assistant dirf't'tor, Mr. Milton Frmlvrivks, the hand voinplvtvd tlw first of many outstanding P4'Fl'0t'Itt21Itl'l'S. This lall was a time' for now lwrinnin fs, now idvas. Dos Jiti' thf- favt that a larfv mart of tho hand was rvlatiyi-ly invx wrieltvffd, thoir first half- 5- P in l , l timr- prvsm-ntation on thv homo tivld was onjoyvd immvnsm-ly lay vnthusiastii' fans. Continuing they football svason through flight more gamvs, the hand playod songs surh as Summe-r Plavo '76. Suininvr ol 42.0 and Thr Salsoul Hustlvf' along with othvrs, always rovciying a warm i'm-vvptioii from spwtators. Ttw fallin f lc-aws of hrown and Hold si 'nity that autumn has romv, alon f with the- ire- iaration madc- hy' thc- band for Woodhury s annual Fall is z- in . in l l . . paradv. Brightvning tht- darlu'nc'd strs-vts. thvy tillmt tht- air with tho rhythmii' twat of Waiting for they Rolwrt E. Loo, Summer Plavc '76, and I Only Haw EWS for You. This a 1 wziraitvo was lollowod hy' thi' handis iartivi lation in tht- Home-vomin iaradvs of Kin Sway' and Del- . . . I FI l 55 . sva. As frost lwgan to nip tht- air, thc' wintvr sf-ason was introduvvd with Christmas parados, hoth in Millyillv and Swodfxslioro, tht- band mom- ln'rst'mlc'ay'or4'1l to instill a spark of Christmas vlivvr. Ttw voming of wintvr also marks tho hoginning of 4'on4'1'rt si-ason and many wwxlts of arduous pravtivv. An informal Colfffo Convvrt was pr1'sc'ntm'd hy ilu- hand auxiliarivs in mid-Fvhruary. Ttuw-om-vi-1 hand stagvd a mort' formal appvaranvv on Fvhruary' 23rd in their annual Mid- Wint0rc'on1'i-rt, highlighting suvh songs as: Cont-1-rto in B Flat. and Not'turni- in Rock, among othvrs. The- hands vonvvrt soason rvavlu-d its vlimax in May' with tho annual S mrin f Convvrt, whit-h int-luded a finale- fc-aturin they auxiliary' units. . P 51 , Thi- yi-ar drc-w to a close- with a hanqiict honoring tho graduating si-niors and Nl:-morial Day' paradc-s in East Crvcnwivh and Swvdfyshoro. 178 5 9 fl , , 1 fiiiwnwf us. 1, J. 51, am -f ww Gr. Swanton, E. Bruner, Ga. Sweeten, B. Lovelace, L. Lovelace. Music and rhgfhm find fheir way info fhe secref places of fhe soul. - Plafo K' COLOR GUARD: Mary Paranto fcaptj, Betsy Clement, Lynn Jones, J. Mann, Debbie DeVault, Both DRUM MA,IORE'I'I'E Schmidt, P. Stecher. Donna Baleslruqgci FLAG TEAM: Diane Donofrio fffaplj, Nancy Sutton. Angola Pffglisi, Mil'llf'll'Mf'Gfi1l'klxF, Kurt-n Dannvr. Tvrry Ms'Quarim-, Cathy Nickerson 180 CAPTAINS Diane Donofrio Peggy Frampton Donna Balestrucvi Mary Paranto Linda Danncr mf. MAIORETTES Linda Dann:-r Qvaptj Lori Bc-nvenutn Debhilf Stetson Leslie Ambrusu r Patty Casella NJN!- M-m!,.,........,r.,..., ..M....q.mam.wf FLAC CORPS P. Fmmplun lr apt J K. Leslie J. Damask L. Ray IN D. Wlnu r A. Hughn s C, Cotton 1... laugh ' ' ff iam 'Q Q.: -. K1 K5 nnwf as Ei? L' , W V M sw. 9' vw ,, K 84 We are music-makers and we are dreamers of dreams. Arfh ur 0'9haughnessy Mid- Winfer Coneerf Where words fail, music speaks. Hans Chrisfian Andersen Kwwuuiumfsfgelffgeigg E' Hsfgfffi First Rowf J. Tyson, K. Baker, R. Maugeri, P. Fish, J. Moore, K. Elder. Second Row: C. Zayac, K Canzanese. Third Row: N. Fanslau, D. Shiveler. 9 if S fi E31 yu f . .. ww . an i at , First Row: P. Racine. Second Row: I. Billbrough. D. Lail, S. Smith, D. Croce. Third Row: M. Misfw A- Mens- J- GFHSSO- C0-cAPrA1Nsf D. shiwlef, N. Fanslau, with com-h saflwluo Jw Vo Mother Is a Frosl 1 man Characters 1. Mrs. Abigail Abbott . . . .... Beth Schmidt 2. Susan Abbott ...,... ..... V icki Becker 3. Mrs. Miller ..,.... ...... L aura Tice 4. Bobo ............. . . .David DeSimone 5. Dean Gillingham .... .,.. A ngelo Alberto HN 6. Sylvia .....,..... . . .Ramona Jones 7. Clara . . .... Nancy Sutton A 8. Marge. . .... Mary Paranto b m 9. Howie. . , . .Bill Schober kui, 3 . 10. Jack .... ...... B ob Pyle iiii 5 11. Bill .... . . .Brel McQuade 12. Bunny .... .... C arol Sharp ' 13. Helen ......... .... S ylvia Zolkoff . 14-. Carrie ............ .... D ebbie DeVault A 15. Professor Michaels. . . ..... Gregg Talley tl 1 . . :.: El .,, ... i Junior Play 188 ,X Qporfs Banquef June 9, 1977 'fu r -W ,. -. K All South Jersey - Third Base All Groups QQ? ,QW w r National Honor Society William Crane, ADVISOR lux QQQ Q' Akin Q: VA' V 5511 V LQQVLXA R. uf. by '1 v sal. Key Club Walter Thomas ADVISOR PHOTOS BY SARONY Nurse's Aides Juanita Lore, ADVISOR Pmn8i..rss.12 -- ff- ff 414. 'XMI Qi Y?- SHOUT Ralph Baker, ADVISOR ii -2 N553 .x . O Library Aides Lydia Bresler, ADVISOR Student Council Daniel Draft, ADVISOR inn OTOS BY SARONY X wiv, Audio-Visual Dennis Gallo, ADVISOR XX ' Q -www .vga am Q' '? if I ,ff ' Q If X A 4 - M6 wi O In ' mg fgw . I nv, K..xf'3EL -A I .Tv--Q R Q, PHOTOS BY SARONY FFA Jack Slowman ADVISOR Wil Russian Club Halina Brown, ADVISOR 4435 .. 5 5 R 3 vii 'V fi e, 'YT I K 1-K-M37 ,w.,,,,Q,fr ,, ., ,xx , 1 Junior Band James Eitel, ADVISOR Chorus James Eitel, ADVISOR PHOBOS BY SARONY French Club Walter Thomas, ADVISOR f ,7 X ,km ' -f.f-film MOR I ' K +.x.x PHOTOS BY SARONY Archery Club Walter Thomas ADVISOR I I Dragon Qfaff we-W Com 7m-affwwfgl A Full Service Bank Serving Swedesboroend iHs Surrounding Communifies S S iii S iiliii S Member Federal Deposifrffinrsurance Corp. 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S+eedley . j U' ' E Congralulalions From THE NATIGNAL BANK CDF MANTUA A Full Service Bank Woodbury-Glassboro Road Sewell, New Jersey 08080 Main and Union Sl'ree+s Man+ua, New Jersey 0805I 589-0600 Pleasanl Valley Office Delsea Drive and Li++le Mill Road Franklinville, New Jersey 08322 694-I I73 More Friends Because We Help More People Member FDIC Fall Tennis Thi- first ye-ar for full tc-nnis was not a good one- for the' Kings- way girls. This ye-ur's tc-um was made- up mostly of ir1vxpt'ric-m-vrl play-rs. For all hut a vouplv, it was only thoir first or sm-vond yt-ur. High winds and tht- 1-oldt-st fall on rw-ord sincv 1872 madv il f-wn morv difficult and vontrihutvd toward thc- tc-um's winlt-ss record. Sivknt-ss and injurivs also plugue-d the tt-am. making it ncwwssary to switrh plays-rs around vonstztntly. ,Iunior Lori Hoffman. first singlvs. and sophomorv Eli-unor Niclu-rson, sorlond singlt-s urs' hopvful of adding mort' wins nvxt year to thoss- thvy had this svason. Sophomore Jorgann Damask. who ut third singles had thc' most wins for thv loam. has a good Chancc- to ht- a hig winnt-r nvxt it-ar. Playing at svcond douhli-s were' two svniors. Linda Range and Wonrly W'alsh. Coming in sonu' timt' uftt-r that svuson startvd, tht-5 managed to win tt fe-w nialclu-s. Juniors Charla Homun and Kathy Showmaktrr playvd wht-rv rweflcrl. mostly at first douhlos. Sophomore-s Cheryl Thompson. Ann Lt-one-. Ann Lt-onv and freshman Bonnit- H1-lmplv all saw somf- avtion this yvar. With only two play-rs graduating. and with all rt-muining girls having gain:-d somc- vxpvrienc'f-. nvxt ya-uris rievord should bv a good ont-. 223 ,fmwmvmxauxnw1.-mffrnwx. M-:QW -mm 1f.,..-za n - s- , ec-::QfeW:'-wmmummgg -, xwQ.awb-elfvfmuQ-wx.,wwwW-Qmwgxiwwmmmiuf f - my