Kingsway Regional High School - Lancer Yearbook (Swedesboro, NJ)
- Class of 1978
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, 1 SEQ!! Ei 4:1 5 Q gms: Z Y -.Af 5511 , mgfF5T5e 1 W1 ' 1,3 '53 MYl 'fi.?'G HEEEQQKM J M fa, 5 Na JWJQQN V ?2w311aauwW,hY, f 'zwwf .WW .,uy:3w Siam m::e?11Tim1:,u:HSam,5E51 5,,M.,::..: - www wiww MX, ' ?'FE 5 Pr Q gum,,,1!1,1'01 HQ1:G:,,y,, N ,,,. U. Sem. w-,9,,., Q -Q5g,MM,, gsvfo n -and so we begin our first and last project of the year. As Noah filled his ark with diverse animals, so we will attempt to fill our high school annual with the many and diverse happenings in our school during the past year. We, the edi- tors, faced with financial and other problems, have attempted to produce the best book in Kingwayls history. We hope that the many hours spent have pro- duced a book in which you will find pleasure and memories for years to come. Without further ado, here is our- W f W' M , ' ,lf WWW df! 1 WW f ww WX V W f V X 62 4 X N ,X N Nm X ! WWWM WW ! x ' -::: : ww, A f , W M 0 Ms , 1 27' f f WIN ' Q f XX x VN 'i X67 X Q Q ' if f ! 'l M X Q' X ' 2 if 2 W' 4 f f fk Q X is - Z W f ' - ' E M Qx gx X X - X X fff f f Q. 4:51 'E Gregarious in nature Ready to help the class at all projects Understanding and sympathetic to his students' needs Befriended by all his colleagues Enduring and dedicated to his wrestling teams Resolved that what we do, we should do well To the Class of '78 Best wishes and good luck for the future. IZLQAQZS jfmw-f1ff,,j,J,,L, DF.DiGl-'l'io Kept the class working for 6 years Ideal advisor for our class Super person all around Energetic organizer for fund raising projects Lively and loquacious Active in all she does On June 12, 1978, we the class of 1978 will depart from Kingsway with many gifts. The gift of knowledge, awards won by performance, the gift of friendship, the gift of respect to our parents, and the kindly association with our teachers. It is our turn to give a gift. Our gift is the gift of recog- nition of all the things that have been done for us by our class advisors, Marianne Kisela and Thomas Gruber. Without their persistence, patience, and dedication, we could not have reached many goals we have attained. As a token of our esteem, we hereby dedicate to them the 1978 LANCER. fir, ,,e-WM3W'fd- f if ' ,eifrfi W fl A A J' F X Q xl-. . 12 , , , I 5 ,X . V . wx, S 5 of 5 Q' 1: IL 1 5. gl. M ,I I Z . 8 ,M,.,......+H ,- N .,1k K Q , , 1 g s . 7, f Y' 9' Sq 2WW ff! Q QNX X xX M X 4 W fm. 4 f f 1 Z, W W! m W! W! W7 0 9 Va K W I Ay l K V' fvW K X! fy! -! f1 ' Q 'KZ QQ, fx- X A 54 l X f ' , S xx f i Q , N W . 5 Q W W w X N , , X Z E , p, I 5275 M -V id'-Y Y P4 ' ' 1' -if 3- ff pf 'IK -. f, , X, M' I f' I 1 1' 9 N 3 ' 4 Z I .ff : X X, S xx i X S x 5, . V, g 'ix g fx 7, Z , f ,ff ! f .27 X fffff -,...-o-4 Q1-P2-,., 2 2 eff? 'D o U'0A'li ll.. . .MNH ,pr . if , f BOARD OF EDUCATION Ya.. F1 ' .. OO i O ' . 52 f' -T l i .1,- '11- ii ,X',' A WM .O i ztt K Vi ,' X ia F ' . .5 , K I .r NA,s-Q' .. i i A ii? 4 O OO v ZO. N 1 i a i,fl'V,f' 5 . President Homan and Vice-President Kafka if l i .1 QQ. f 1 A XX ik EM O Q' H ' ' ' Board of Education in session E. Brown R. Costill W. Coyle E. DeSimone C. Homan D. Kafka C. Leone W. Simmler J. Tropea 5 ' J' Board Secretary Tropea and Finance Supervisor Dunn I ., -1 fwl 4 1-X7 4 4? tx., ML ff file Y' x 7 'ff Sm -fr-f ,, 54 gs tw 1 ,wif IW! 7 ,fff gd, ...,,.,,, 4 ..,, lr .K . Q it H- -Q- THE BIG THREE Robert Custill, Superintendent Norman Velkis, Principal Kenneth Soboloski, Vice-President 'twin Sheff i 5 5 . P'--w-.. Wh- Mitchell Czoeh, Director of Pupil Personnel Y 'EN'G1.'SH. '-.. fwfzggfggsg, ' Fix? -- . on... In-su... Thomas Clawson Deborah Fudge Tholnas Clawson, Classlmro Stair' Collegv, B.A.g Advisor DRAGON. Dc-lmoralm Fudgm-. Rutgers Univvrsity, B.A.g Co-Advisor DRAGON. Lois Slanlvy, Ursinus Collvgc, H.A.g fd Lois Stanley t s l 92999153 MQ! 33 Mia, 0656 iz.: 965 5655 QYSQK SOMA 021-D02 YQDQQQ5 6619? wg-gp '-we lag 'f ,V Vincent Bristow Z , Marlanne Klsela Vincent Bristow, Wcstern Kentucky, BA., lVI.A.g Athletic Director Marianne Kisela, Glasshoro State College, B.A.g Advisor Class of l978' Co-Director junior Play. Robert Stllen Ottawa University, B.A.g Head Coach Track. E I ' a 1 Candice Zientek, Wikes College, B.A.g Head Coach Hockey. ! l I 1At!!lll.lt. Q5iZ 'P-N'Ns. ' fm y y ,fy 5 'Q-ififf 'ff ' Robert Sellen Candice Zientek IPM Eileen F. Shanahan -P'-in gf Walter D. Thomas, Ill Hllinu lirnwn, Mnnnluullm College, l3.A.g Pmlllsylwlrliu Stall' Univvrsilx M.fX.g Aslvisur Auxiliarivs. l'llri4'iz1 C1-nlurimw. Douglass Gull:-gl-, l3.A.g Cu-clin-clot' Senior l'lan'. ve-n lf. Sllilllilllilll, Moravian Cnllu--fv, HA. T' 4lll4'l' ll. 'lllIOHIilN. III, Glussllum Slate Cullf-gf-, l5..fX.g .Mlvisur K4-y Llulm P l'ViMlgQQA atricia Centurione John Russell, Jr. a 'H W 'QfL2i'ii5Qi f. 3 xv I 5 ', , 1.-J' V 'C John Rajczy Q Life Diane Camiolo Diane Camiolo, Glassboro State College, B.A.g Advisor Class of 19813 Co-Director Senior Play. Dennis Gallo, Glassboro State College, HA., lVl.A.g Advisor Media. John Rajczy, Classboro Slate College, B.A., lVl.A.g Athletic Trainer. .lohn Russell, Jr., Glassboro Slate College, BA., Head Coach Boys' Basketball. .opxbfggo E ll E :will 1. 2. 1 . 3 +5 CCMAJU 3, Daniel Kraft Thomas J. Bergin, Murray State University, HS., Ad- visor Class of 1979g Head Coach Cross Country. Daniel Kraft, Southern lllinois University, B.A.g Co- Coach Golllg Student Council Advisor. Michaol A. Pszwaro, Glassboro State College, B.S.g Assistant Football Coachg Head Coach Boy's Tennis. Roy E. Sexton, Clarion State college, BS. Michael A. Pszwaro 1 '00 xxx Thomas K. Gruber 33 Kevin Lukas Katherine M. Timon Francis Marks, Rider College, B.S.g Rutgers University, Ed.M.g Advisor LANCER. Ethel Martell, Temple University, B.S.g Manager of School SIOYU. ' ' jig Katherine M. Timon, Northwestern State University of ii Louisiana, BS. Patricia Yulo, Trenton State College, BS. NX. ,.,. , .. L A iisinfss Q... Ethel Martell CRI' 0 0 G G G Q 0 K'-CP O06 Q90 gyef on comme an Qgpy Na+ 5' D , 29257 'Wu ll 'Nfl f .I -fshgit 0 - 15964.-1 'le ff:?.ai':P-1' 22 Patricia Yulo John Milchanoski x gan Ann e Ward Ron E. Lerch ., ax GJ . N 5 I X Q X 2 5 7i r x i 1 i' .riigxrk i cars N it A VI 8 5 Margaret E. Suiter n E. lmiwfli, Wl'Sll'I'Il Malylalllrl Collx-gl-, 8.54 Clusslmro Stun- Cul lvgv, lVl.A.g Ili-ml Coach lfmmmmtlmllg C0-Aclvism' Ski Club. ,lnlin Milcllzliwski, Classlmru Stale Cullvgf-, l3.A.g Assistant Cliillll Foollmullg Cu-Coacli Gull! Cn-Amlvisnr Ski Clulm. iVlurgarvt E. Suits-r, Glusslmm Sluts' Colle-gmt, li. lVl.A.gCouuI1 Varsllw Sllivlllkill. ni' Wal'cl, Glusslmm Stalv Collvgv, B.A.g Assistant UUll1'lI Ihwki V Assistant Cmuzh Varsity Girls' llusketlmall. A ,E F ? U N T .:!lI.g. .L STU',Di I Thomas R. Yourison Robert A. Hunt, Glassboro Slate College, B.A., lVl.A. Coach Freshman Football. Thomas Schoener, Elizabethtown College, B.A.g Assis tant Coach Hockeyg LANCER Photographer. Thomas H. Yourison, Glassboro State College, BA. Assistant Coach Baseball. Thomas Schoen er 'Xl 'vu-sa-QQ.. f-.gy l lp' A .4 : 'i ' fo I A ,l,' J fffn f 71? Q? .W Milton O. Fredericks FQ . N V. . 'W ' H W ' 3 ' ,w A vii! 1 U X ff 'Y illlllilllllillilllllilll? ,X n. ,.,.,,, ,lfp L., ll- ,, ., , , Q3f11e1f:.,ee2ze9glsi.5sgs Z i ' , ' Q 0 -1 f M E WW ,J A Xlf! Donald C. Brown lege, MA., Delaware Law School of Widener College, ,I.D. Milton 0. Frederitzks, Glassboro State College, B.A.g Assistant Band Director. William V. Moore, Glassboro State College, B.A. Robert M. Urion Robert M. Urion, jr., Morris-Harvey College, B.A.g Assistant Coach Wrestling. Donald C. Brown, Rutgers University, B.A.g Classboro State Col- , i ii i iiii RA i fu. v ii i 2,1 I i 1 gi! iii I X IR l . i ' Q v i , Y i mmi f?5'f?'f' m A Georgene Schiepan ,Iulnvs Eitvl, Wilk1's Cullcgv, He-lwmwa .lulalmh-l', Glasslmru Slate Colivgo, . t2t'0I'gf'l1k' S1'iIil'pill'l, Glusslmolwm Slam' College, B.A.g Assistant Advisor LANCER. .luck B. Stuwmun, Rulga-rs Univvrsily, FHLMQ Advisor FFA, Kim Vunzm-r1-n, Claisslmnx Slate Collm-gi-g CU-Arlvisnr Class ul' 1982. , N gal Ji iiii -I ,mr Mff ,if,V,zW.g ,, Litwariif , . . 1 ' fag Z z mv ' i iff' 'N 9 5 9 s fi fS'1:lf'-ig,'. 4 . kvrr , V WW W ' fb i ' xxx x . 'Qlks Kim Vanloeren f 1 is W 5 r Rebecca Julander M James Eitel Jack B. Stowman QV' Lvnn Yoder Joseph Capan na ul l l X R Xl .W C, or W vllgj L s g..r2g-4gg-7x -in -15 , ' -nf? V gy, ,-Hawk Carol Supernavage Joseph Capanna, Glassboro State College, BA. John Cavanugh, Classboro Stale College, B.A.g Director Stage Crew. Carol Supernavage, Chestnut Hill College, BA. Lynn Yoder, University of Rhode lsland, BS. ff A 1 2 William Crane William Crane, Glasshoro Stale College, BA., lVl.S.g Head Coach Cirl's Basketball. Susan Cuinan, LaSalle College, B.A.g Class Advisor Class of l980. Steve lannotli, West Chester State, B.S.g Coach ,l.V. Baseball. Nanny Sarlwllo, Glasslxoro State College, B.A.g Remedial Readingg Ad- visor Clive-rlvatlii1g.,f. Bonnie Sue Morton Nancy Sarbello Wim.. if fiw fa sl n. gllnji A ,Q 5? E W J 174 .., ' ' 5Zfgri'-1 . 41 ilk 3 W K Lui' W Steve lannotti Susan Guinan Joseph Cunningham Gilda J. Gattuso 'TQV1 ,T ll I QllkllllKll!l.lC l ii lil l C4116 1 l A I ll 5 I ll' LillKQKKl1S1 x Q E E' J Q- ffl' S U 9 Q W m! zo' :Si WW0mg.'f,iii iii YE Wwllllhsll. Brynda FllklIlS john K Cassldy Glassboro Stale Collebe B A Jose ph Lunmnbham Murray Slate UHIVSFQIIY B S Glassboro State College M A Brynda Fllkms Houbhton Collebe BA Syrauusc' University, M L S I lbrarlan Gllclaj Gattuso Glaisboro State Collebe B S Readlng C0-or- dmalor uma Cassld 1l......-1. l A i N R lp XX X ll' E lx ffl! ky i I 0 ,. ,x.,tb: ,, Ralph Baker Ralph Bake-r, Temple University, B.S.g University of Michigan, NLS., Cui- tlancc Counselor, Advisor SHOUT. Peter Camino, Classlmro State College, HS., lVI.A., Head Coach Baseball' CIF: Cu-orilinuturg Head Coach Fall Tennis. Keith Clark, Glasslmoro State College, BA., lVI.A.g Guidunui- Counselor, Red T1-zun Co-urmlimitor. Marion Fraziur, Douglass College, BS., Glasslmro State College, lVl.A.g Cui- dance' Counsvlur. 30 G1-IfD.RN' E Peter Camino Ulvhnlgl- Marion Frazier -3 A W . 5 , I 5 f 3 x 'iv .Jw QQ- 4 . 'iffy , . ' .:f?i52???FfiQ!Y ' H if W A ' . 2 OZ 1. f wh ... - V I... g A , l E ' 'J-'S' I ,G ,, 45 ...N J ., , .V V ,Z,X .. ' fqr ,, ' , ,, ,z,:A A il. . 'VVV b1 ,,,J'1.A fli l f F ifk STAFF Nl. Weber S. Quatlrocrhi J. Could V. Zam- B. Briggs E. Wil1lcfl' A. Kadle-vik A. Huglws J. Austin I. Vvagnvr, Manager 32 W w ,, .... Y, .. , ' 2 - iv:- CUSTODIANS: G. Hann D. Lee A. Parker M. Fredrick J. Holmes Q. Cage J. Morgan, Chief ,ff .:,, My . . ITGRS 35 .R 4- -Y -' '-, ,Q V, wfyg- f , ,,,k, K J, h ky.,.,m jf 41... A M .- 1 x M -. M ' M A ww-anim, ,. ,. CHAUFFEURS: I. Brenneis, L. Wayfield, B. Doermann, D. Lynch, A. Crispin, F. Scudelgi, M. Avsec, R. Hoff- man, W. Mattson, J. Morgan. Y k 5 Coons T. Ualnask. Cuslmliul1 nI'Svlmol Funds .J 'NA -J? IC. Black D 4 CK ? QC 75 1 ix SEcRET1LRi ES Z , wr Facult in Action ,fu 535522 , L'-4 -Q ' fIIlM ml wi f W f f ff W 5, 4 XX 41 Z X 0 A R 'E 1,3 ,XZ 1 fb ' '5 f .1-if Diedre Sherry Lloyd Dee lVlullica Hill MCheck it out . . . showed the way for the ,Iunior Play . .. thought she was in Heaven at the prom '77 , . . a sport for all seasons . . . l,ANCERsalesgirl. . . steel defense on the gridiron . . . focusing on medical technician career. LANCERg Powder Puff 3, 4, Hockey l, 2, 3g Basketball 3, Softball 2, 3, 4g ,Ir. Play usheretteg class secretary 3, 4. CLI. S Mary Elizabeth Paran to Mary Swedesboro g'Fozzle! . . . president of our class el capitan of the Color Guard . . . a running tackle forthe Gophers . . . co-ed Marge ofthe ,lunior Play .. . hangs around with the Band Bus Buddiesl' petrified of pop quizzes . . . will miss the hand . . . revels at the Roost . .. will grace a campus. l.ANCERg Powder Puff3, 4, SHOUT 2, Key Club 2, 3, 4, jr. Play, Student Council 4, Color Guard l, 2, 3, 4 fcaptainlg Class Council 4 Cpresidentj. fic! Joseph Jay Edward Higgins i6HiggS,' Mt. Royal 'glVlan . . . classy captain of Bergin's harriers . . . 3 year Veep ofthe class . . . a loyal Gruber grappler . . . dates a certain brown eyed soph . . . 4 year veteran ofthe baseball wars . . . burns-up underthe summer sun keyed-up for Costin,s classes . . . visions of the future are hazy. Cross Country 3, 4 fcaptainb Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Powder Puff Cheerleader 3, 4, French Club 1, 2, 3, 4, A.V. 4-g Class Council 1, 2, 3, 4 fvice-presidentj. Victoria Ruth Becker Vickie Mullica Hill That,s a sin . . . a nature nut . . . Susan Abbott in Mother Is A Freshman .. . terrific with a softball or hockey stick .. . South Jersey Hockey All Star Squad . . . gets a lift with skiing . . . thinks Seeman is a deepwater friend .. . plans to plunge westward in search of an outdoor career. Hockey l, 2, 3, 4-g Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Play, Ski Club 2, 3, 4, Stu- dent Council 3, 4g Class Council 2 fvice-president, 4 ftreasurerl. Randy Carl Ahrens Randy Swedesboro I ain't doing it, shut up! . . . dedicated to the C.l.E. program . . . travels with Micheal, Deb- bie, Terry, Sue, Karen, Kelly and Bonnie . . . suns and funs at the seashore . . . thinks Ra- jczy is right . . . plans to take future as it comes. Cynthia Louise Alcott May Bell Mount Royal Ah, Mani . .. dance fanatic .. . will never forget Wildwood '77 . . . WCAU . . . relishes cheese cake . . . cruises with Leslie, Ang, Dot and Nance . . . skims over the ski slopes . . . makes a racket on the tennis courts . . . will take off as an airline stewardess. Tennis 4, LANCERg Powder Puff4g Ski Club l, 2, 3, 4, Nurse's Aide 2, 3. 40 Angelo Alberto Bert Mickleton g'0l'i, babyi' . . . numero uno tennis singles . . . quar- terback tri-Captain ofthe gridiron forces. . . swift on the slopes . . . neat and orderly at Underwood Memorial Hospital veep ofthe student council ... the Dean in Mother is a Freshman . . . will build a new world as an architect. LANCERg NHS 3, 4, Jr. Play, Ski Club 1, 2, 3, fPres.14g Student Council l, 2, 4 fV. Pres.Jg Football l, 2, 3, 4 tCapt.lg Tennis l, 2, 3 4 fCapt.l. Timothy James Avsec Tgy Cannon Harrisonville uYa got me . . . the masked marvel for Camino's club .. . Back of the Week of Pennsville game . . . mows them down at Beckett Golf Course . possesses a glib tongue. . . netted a tennis star. . . is geared towards industrial engineering. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Powder Puff Cheerleader 3, 4, Ski Club 2, A. V. 2, 3. Kathleen Ruth Baker Kitty Centre Square 'sAh, what the heekyw . .. seen anywhere in Centre Square . .. edited the LANCER supplement . .. staunch defensive Gopher . . . adept with sketch pad . . . lVlr. Baker's favorite S.l'l.0UT student . . . guards the waters at Peachwood . . . great gymnasl . . . will matriculate at a university. I,ANCERg Dragon 3, 4g Powder Puff 3, 4, S.l'l.0UT 2, 3, 4g Cheerleader 3, Hockey 1, 2. Denise Kay Beckett De nise Swed esboro How am l supposed to know?'l . . . participated in the Powder Puff. . . in the swim in the summer . . . mellows to music . . . close to Joyce and Cathy .. . made her Marks in Bookkeeping . . . had parking catastrophe in Driver's Ed . . . ably managed for hockey team . . .will find ajob in the business world. LANCERQ Powder Puff 3, Hockey Manager 2, 3. Anthony Vincent Battaglia Tony Clarksboro Polishes-em-up at Prestege Tool Company in work-release program . ,. runs a Red Chevelle . . . skilled student in machine shop at VoTech . . . is plugged into auto mechanics hohhy . . . will probably attend a trade school. Thomas ,leams Bergholz Tom Harriso nville Kingsway's very own Paul Bunyan-chops wood hy the hour . . . carefree, heterogenious personality . . . fled the snow to Florida in his senior year . .. wheels a 4--wheel drive ,77 Ford Pickup ..., Diesel mechanic at VoTech. 41 Scott Lee Berlin Scott Swedesboro Erstwhile football player . . . A-l apple packer . . . fantastic body and fender man. . . drops in on friends in a Chevy A pick-up . . . maneuvers with Frank, Mike and Ken . . . partial to pizza . . . steaks out at Sal's . . . will join the labor force after graduation. Football 2, 3, 4. Carl James Bird, Jr. Jimmy Clarksboro 'Say what happened . . . pinned his hopes on the mats apprentice mechanic . .. can't wrench himself away from cars likes sea food avid emulater of Thoreau . .. plans to adve-n- ture to far-off places. Wrestling 2, 3g Football 1. 42 Robert James Bicking Bick Clarksboro Darts around in a yellow Dodge . . . pursued the ap- pliance repair business at VoTech . .. paints the town for the C.l.E. program . . . likes to sound off with stereos . . . retreats to the mountains . . . looks forward to graduation and further education. Bridgit Denise Bland Bridgit Swedesboro 6'You know . . . thinks sewing classes are Super . . . lent a helping hand in S.H.0UT . . . dextrous on the dance floor . . . munches Big Macs . . . gravitates to the Big Apple. . . a good skater . . . made for model- mg. Powder Puff 3g S.l'l.0UT 3, 4. Ken Michael Borrelli Ken Swedesboro s'DetinitoIy . . . flaming red hair and brown eyes . . . sott-spoken . . . pizza fanatic . . . tunes into thc Q ... found on Franklin Street with John, Frank, Tom and Doug . . . farm man . . . migrates shoreward in his Camaro . . . skillful hunter. . . future remains un- decided. Robin Annette Brundage Lover Swedesboro Over average . . . lauded for her laugh . . . creates moods with music . .. uses a needle to stitch her threads . . . gym classes Suiter . . . trips the light fan- tastic has a round of friends her future is shaped for modeling. Donna Marie Brown Donna Harrisonville uBeally . . . capably handles finances of LANCER blue-eyed, blonde beauty forever seen with Diane, Donna and Esther . . . will feather her nest with a special nFighting Blue Hen . . . scales the heights for Mrs. V Lore contemplating becoming a co-ed. LANCER fBusiness Mang.lg Powder Puff 3, Ski Club 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Nurse's Aid 3, 4. Walter E. Burlingame lll Big Gun Mullica Hill Hot shot at the hot corner for Camino . . . put his foot into the football for four years . .. often seen with a certain rah-rah . .. MVP ofthe Camino's nine . . . will sparkle on the diamond for some college. Football l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, QMVP All South ,lerseyj 4 tCo-Capt.Jg Ski Club l, 2, 3, 4g Powder Puff Cheerleader 3, 4g Senior Play. 43 t June Marie Carter , .lune Mickleton 'Sure ya did . . . attractive blue eyes. . . SHOUT it out . . . makes her stand at Murph's Market . . . keeps tabs on the library's books . . . had a line for the DRAGON . . . feasts on Chinese food . . . future plans are undecided. DRAGON 1, 2g SHOUT 3g Library Aide l, 2g Nurseis Aide. John Michael Casella Flintstone Swedesboro Tri-captain and lineman for Lerch's gridiron . . . flies arolmd in 'fthe Birdw . . . craves Italian cuisine . . . gallops the trails . . . forms a quintet with Doug, Vern. john and Vinnie . . . a future agrarian. Football 1, 2, 3, 43 FFA 1, 2g A.V. l. Sylvester Leon Carter T. C. Swedesboro I hear you . . . medal winning barrier at Trenton high school . . . part-time employee ofthe YMCA... fond of femmes . .. ehomps on chicken . . . a blue- streak in his Impala . . .deft at drawing. . . dynamite dancer . . . will search out a fine job. Terrance Gene Clark Terry Harrisonville 'ffiightw . . . our feature weekly cartoonist in the of- fice windows... dashes for the track team . . . one of Camino's CIE faithful . . . likes to pen philosophical sayings . . . fond of fishing. . . likes to explore . . . will go far in the art field. Track 3, 4. Bonnie ,lane Coons Shorty Swedesboro 60h yeahi' . . . a reliable secretary at the Ford Agen- cy in Swecleshoro drives el Camino crazy hates gym, only has eyes for some other fellow treasures memories of summer of 77 . . . forms a cli- que with Karen, Deb and Robin wedding hells will toll in the future. We Kathy Lee Cotton Kathy Nlickleton Hey, what can l say? talented twirler in the Corps. . . will miss the band hus. . .recalls day in the palace . . . lavors chocolate cake . . . dynamite Powder Puff performer . . .will not miss try-outs . .. scarred hy pizza at Ape's . . . hopes to enjoy college. LANCERg Powder Puff 3, NHS 4, S. H. OUT 2, Flag Corps 2, 3, 4. Joseph Steven Coco Coco Moe Swedeshoro iswhatis up?l' .. . masterful mechanic at Kingsway Motors .. . suns and surls at the shore .. . is not negative ahout photography . . . found with friends . . .visits a farmer's daughter . . . rides a Roadrunner . . . is technically inclined. Football lg Wrestlilig 3. Joseph Michael Costa Mike Swedeshoro Quiet memher of SHOUT constituent of Stow- man's Aggies . . . toils at K-Mart in the CIE program forms a quintet with Tim, Bob, Frank and Donald . . . prefers classes with Camino . . . will go collegiate. SHOUT 2. Beverly Ann Crispin Bev Harrisonville Four ear nurseis aide veteran likes to SHOUT . .. btiloks to the library . . . hufls and puffs in the Powder Puff. . . remembers frozen undies . . . eases the pain at Shady Lane . . . gals about with Kitty and Julie . . . nursing is pumped into her blood. Nurse's Aide l, 2, 3, 4, Dragon 1, 2, Powder Puff 3, SHOUT 2, 3, Library Aide l, 2, 3, Student Council 1, 2. Donna Marie Czegledi Ziggy Mickleton gLAre you kidding? . . .n current vice-president and four year vet of theband scored the stats for boy's basketball enjoys talking and being with friends . . . suns and relaxes at Sea lsle City . .. sees her future in leaching the deaf I,ANCE.Rg Powder Puff 3, 4g Band 1, 2, 3, 4 fVice- Presidentlg Boyis Basketball Statistician 3, 4-g Hockey 2, 3, Softball 2, 3. Janice Elaine Crawford ,lan Mount Royal 6'0h geesu . . . a dexterous forward on the hardwood . . . part-time student at Gloucester County College . . . all-right left fielder for Suiter's nine . . . likes an Italian farmer . .. is found at Valleywoocl . . . can't wait to be capped as a nurse and gowned as a bride. Powder Puff 3g Ski Club 3, Nurseis Aide 4, Jr. Play, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Softball 2, 3, 4. Robert Stephen Croce Petro Cla rksboro Well, welll' .. . erstwhile football gladiator .. . skilled with a skillet at Montana Mining gads about in a turquoise Camaro . . . buddies with Fig, Blom, Mulligan, and the gang. . . will become a gen- darme after graduation. Football l, 4. Douglas Alfred Damask 'sSquid Woolwich Cruises the town in a Chevy Chevelle . .. constant companion of Herb, Frank, joe, Bob, Steve, Bob and John . . . expert tracker and nimrod . . . fondly remembers his junior year typing class . . . will take life as it comes. Football lg Baseball 1, 2g Powder Puff Cheerleader 3g Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4-. Charles Kevin Dale Kevin Harrisonville Later . . . two year enrollment in the CIE program . . . participates in retreats to Wildwood . . . runs into parking lot obstacles . . . All-American nursery worker . . . participated in sports . . .4 chomps on hamburgers . . . cruises in a Chrysler . . . will earn green as a landscaper. Basketball lg Football lg Student Council. Ralph Joseph DeAngelis Ralph Swedesboro Masterful mechanical wizard . . . flies around in a black Falcon buddies with Tony, Steve, Frank and Joe . . . has a rapport with Magic Marks . . . will miss all his friends . . . future is wired to the electri- cal trade. Howard T. DeLorenzo Swedesboro Hey, get off it! . . . building a good foundation at the vocational school . . , likes to pile up the Zis . . . involved in construction with his father . .. crafty with wood . .. a whiz when cycling has a con- structive future. David Michael DeSimone Des Mickleton g'Aw manl' . . . Bobo ofthe Junior Play... a shortfsl catastrophe in co-ed gym class . . . astute student council member . . . selected as Tri-County Offen- sive tackle. . . neophite skiier . . . summer-time farm boy . . . plotting a course to landscape architecture Key Club 1, 2, 3, fPres.J 4, Jr. Play, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 2, 3, 4, Student Council l, 2, 3, 4, Class President 3, Boyls State Delegate 3. John Joseph DiBartolo Mulligan Swedesboro L'What's ha en . . . short, dark, and handsome . . . pp U can be seen in the 'flied Tankw. . . fond memories of Junior year Sth and 6th mods ...forms a gang with lVlike, Frank, Ken and Tom . . . future is undecided. Wrestlirtg l, 2, 3 f2nd in Christmas tournament, 3rd in districtsl, FFA 3, Football 2. 48 lVlary Anne DeLorenzo Mary Anne Swedesboro 4'What's happening? . . . showed the way as an usher for the Junior Play.. . Fielded the money as a cashier. . . likes to get in the swim . , . set hair on end at VoTech . . . spends spare time in equestrian pur- suits. . . will continue in the ranks of the employed. LANCER, Powder Puff 3, 4. Debra Jeanne DeVault Debbie Swedesboro Professionally portrayed Carrie in the Junior Play. . . artfully twirled a rifle in the Color Guard .. . gals around with Jody, Bonnie and Carmen... the sum- mer of '77 was heaven . . . future undecided. Color Guard l, 2, 3. Linda Lee Dick iilalnv Swedesboro Ain't that neat! . . . happy-go-lucky personality . . . motivates in her Stinger . . . toted the band banner .. . chortled forthe choir. . , right kind oftackle for the Powder Puff. . . pins her hopes at the Woods- town alleys . . . marriage and happy life loom ahead. Powder Puff 3g Band 3. Diane Marion Eardley Diane Clarksboro 'gYou're kiddingli' . . . showed her stuff in the Powder Puff. . . cosmotologist for the class plays . . . winter sports enthusiast-skating and skiing . . . a vi- sion in the nurse's office . . . gals about with Donna B., Donna M., and Esther . .. takes her gang in the Green Mustang . . . has aspirations of becoming a stewardess. LANCER 4, Powder Puff 3, Track 3g Ski Club 2, 3, 4, Nurse's Aide 3, 4, Jr. Play. Kathy Sue Elder Kathy Harrisonville Oh, yeah! . . . curvacious Homecoming Queen . . .t l w - . . , center ol attention in Powder l uff . .. cute as a cheerleader . . . braves the waves at the beach .. . tomato harvester is wired to the telephone .. holds fond memories of band trip to Virginia plans matrimony. Powder Puff 3, 4, S.H. OUT 2g Ski Club 2, Cheerleading 2, 3, 4. Mark Anthony Ellis Ellis Clarksboro '5Enjoy . . . hammers a mean peen at Voc School . . . travels with Eddie, Skinner, Monte, Bolton and Stacy . . . artistically details cars .. . holds Mr. Thomas in high esteem. . . fond of Colonel Sanders, product... will fly into the Air Force. Football l. 49 Michael Gregory Fennell Mike Clarksboro Travels to New York's Rockaway Beach for recrea- tion spent early childhood in Saratogo Springs, N. Y. . . . listens to rock music . . . fan of Mr. Yourison . . . not partial to school. . . plans on atten- ding a Trade School after graduation. Steven Paul Finocchairo S parrow Swedes boro A grad of Gloucester County Voc Tech . . . is found down on Finocchiaro's farm hot fools' it to the sands of Wildwood . . . an eagle-eyed nimrod whizzes in a Comet . . . will take future as it comes. Baseball 2, 3. Steven Carl Michael Engblom Blom Clarksboro Seen at the shackw played fine for Camino's nine . . . amused by Mr. Kraft's unique stories .. . possesses a flair for mechanics . . . owns a classic ,55 Chevy . . . will further his knowledge in college. Football 1, 3g Wrestling 1, 2, 3g Baseball 3g NHS 4. Frank James Fichera Crash Swedesboro Robin Hood marksmanship . .. bagged an 8 point buck . . . often wends his way to Woodstown . . . ex- pertly pilots trucks and tractors down on the farm . . . pepper 'em at Vineland . . . a typical girl watcher . . . has a down-to-earth future in farming. Terresa Anne Fowler Ter Mickleton Enjoys modeling in spare time likes to take it easy . . . often seen with Debbie, Sue, Nancy, Randy and Kelly . . . detestsleaving slumberland . . . shines in the sun . . . plans safaris to remote spas. Peggy Sue Frampton Peggy Clarksboro Congenial LANCER co-editor . . , prefers to forget her middle name . .. Sals pizza hits the spot . .. keeps her Flag Corps girls in line . . . talented rowdy ofthe hand bus. . .seas her way to the shore. . , will become a top-flight secretary. LANCER fCo-editorlg Powder Puff 3, 45 SHOUT 2g ,lr. Play lprompterjg Flag Corps l, 2, 3, 4 fcaptain 3 8: 4-J. Darlene Grace Catewood Skinny Woolwich Ain't you! . . . amiable individual . . . perpetual conversationist . . . doesnlt spare the spareribs . . . shines at manicuring . . . WDAS fan . . . often wan- ders to Woodbury. . .talented at teasing teachers . . . shudders at going outdoors for gym . . . is program- med for computing. SHOUT. Bonnie Sue Gilcrest Betty B00 Swedesboro Hello . , . clings to Vineland . . . makes a fantastic trio with Ramona and Bridgit . .. has a heart for good art work has a tendency to travel favored Mrs. Brown and Mr. Sellen family life will dictate her future. Carl Frank Grasso Carl Mickleton Whats Happening . . . spent a year in Gloucester County Voc Tech . . . trolls the briny for linnv monsters .. . forms a triumvirate with Rocky and Bonnie. . . pleased with pizzas . . . chauffers a Chevy . . . will hammer out a future in home construction. Football 1. Sandra Jean Glass Sandi lVlullica Hill 'gDang itw . . . habitual horseback rider . . . Discfusj jockey for the track team . . . wintertime skier of the slopes . . . a peachy packer . . . will miss playing hockey and basketball . . . future holds college avia- tion career. LANCER 43 Field Hockey 2, 3, 4 fco-captainjg Basketball I, 2, 3, 4-g Track 1, 3, 4-3 Powder Puff3, 4g Flag Team l, 23 Ski Club 2, 3, 4. Frank Benito Grasso Frank Swedesboro The quiet man . . . gets in the swim in the summer . . . lonely long distance runner for Sellen ... spell- bound by telly . . . detests tests . . . toils at diverse jobs . . . likes a winner . . . thinks Rajczyis the man . . . future is undecided. Track 3. Erich Wyndham Haas MBig E Beckett g'What's your act? . . . gainfully employed at Becket- town . . . motivated by motorcycles . . . will miss the atmosphere of school . . . loves lasagna . . . drifts to Deptford Mall. . . fond memories of the summer of '77 . . . finds females fascinating . . . future adds up to computer programming. April Lee Hewes Ape Nlickleton Keeps her flag moving . . . will never forget that day in the palace . .. will sadly miss the band bus and friends . . . craves jelly beans . . . unwinds with the piano. . . seen with Kathy or Mary. . . will go collegi- 316. Powder Puff 3, SHOUT 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 2, Flag Corps 2, 3, 4. fit Charla Shannon Homan Char Swedesboro Says it all. . . uses vocal talents to captain the rah-rah girls .. . senior section editor of the yearbook . . . Lori's Sister .. . makes waves in Wildwood forms a trio with Chris and Vickie . .. a studious dancer . . . shooting to be a fashion photographer. Tennis 1, 2, 3, Golf 3, 4, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4 foo- captainlg Powder Puff 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4, LANCER, Nurse's Aide 3, 4. Susan C. Hallman Sue Monroeville Aw man . . . long blond lresses and unusual dresses . . . smooth skater on icy rinks . . . enlighted by English classes with Mr. Sellen . . . bugs around in a Volkswagen . . . meanders with Gary, Terri, Debbie and Carolyn . . . worked at Andreais Auction . . . will be a Green Mountain girl. SHOUT 1. Lorena Edith Hoffman Lori Clarksboro Fantastic numero uno for Camino's 7 makes books for the Student Council . . . vivacious cheerleader . . . trapped by the golf bag . . . travels the compass with Charla, Vivian, Leslie, Cindy and Johnnie . . . will be found in the world of fashion merchandising. Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Nurseis Aide 1, 2, 3, 4, Key Club 3, 4, Powder Puff 3, 43 Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4. Kelly Mullen Howard Kell y Swedesboro What can I say . . . a part-time secretary at Swedesboro Pallet . . . relaxed on the beach at Wild- wood . . . likes to peruse interesting literature . . . not an early riser . . . a wheel on a bike . . . her future is with her family. H Ronald Scott Homan Scott Mullica Hill uAbsolutely . . . put a lock on the keystone sack for Camino . . . toted tomatoes on a farm. . . thinks Mrs. Martell is a line type of teacher . . . pals with Dave, Mike, Anthony and ,Iohn . . . hopes to be a T. V. cameraman. Football Ig Baseball I, 2, 3, 4. 32-L Nina Ann Johnson Shorty Swedesboro L'Con el permisov llth hour transfer from Woodbury . . . twirls a riHe under the direction of M. E. P .... tied up with crocheting. . . vocallyactive in church work. . .a type forthe DRAGON . . . can- dy stripe experience will aid in nursing career. Color Guard 3, 4g DRAGON 3, WOODBURY AC- TIVITIES: Basketball Ig Softball 2. 54 Lamont Corvett Johnson ,Iohnce Swedesboro Solid . . . broke his wing wrestling . . . makes tracks for Schoener utilized art skills for the LANCER . . . strings along with Mark, Eddy, Terry and Arrow . . . will bee lost without his hunnies . . . his van is grand . . . will zoom into the Air Force. LANCERg ,Ir. Playg Art Club 33 Wrestling 2g Track 2, 3, 4-g Football I. Anne Michelle Kadlecik Mitch Mickleton Second team All-Tri-County Hockey Team . .. musically in tune will miss band bus rides and concert seasons . . . always seen with Peggy, Linda and Mary . . . known as Wllwinkle Toes after a cer- tain hockey game . .. will study to become a legal secretary. Hockey l, 2, 3, 4, Softball 2, 3, 41, Powder Puff 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4 fSecretaryJg SHOUT 2. Douglas Frederick Koponick KOPOHiCk Swedesboro 'gl hate people! . . . bruising fullback and linebacker . . . will miss all his classmates . . . gets into the swim at Wildwood . . . was seen on the AV scene . . . a gre- garious individual . . . producefdj large crops work- ing on the farm . .. will follow the sun, looking for fu n. FFA 1, 2, AV lg Football 2, 3, 4. Ramona Lynn Jones Monie Swedesboro Shut up . .. Sylvia of our junior play. . . aided at her church summer day-camp . . . a loud Sl'l0UTer . . . roams with Bridgit, Pat, Lynette and Darlene . .. thinks Home Ee. is Super . . . will he a noted seere tary. SHOUT 3, 4g Student Council 4g Jr. Play. Cartez Knight Tedriv Swedesboro Okay . . . dominant figure on the hardwoods . . . tried his feet at track for Sellen . . . wished all mods were lunch and gym oriented a social success with his guitar . .. devours hoagies .. . sees a soft future in upholstering. Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Football lg Track 2. 55 Judith Ellen Lake Judy Clarksboro 'Tm gonna smack youli, . . . seamstress with finess companion of Donna, Ken, Jimmy, Sandy and Laura . .. cherishes memories of the Sportsathon and Townsends lnlet. . .talks into infinity. . . relates to lVlr. Moore . . . seeks a degree in systems analysis. Softball 2, 3, 4-g DRAGON 2g SHOUT 2g NHS 3, 4-g Powder Puff3, 4g Bausch and Lomb Science Award. John Gordon Licciardello Lightfoot Harrisonville An avid advocate ofthe outdoors-follows the game trails and seeks deep sea denisons . . . plans his ac- tivities in a blue Ford Van . . . found with The Har- risonville crowd-Nate, Carl and Kevin . . . toils at Andrea's Auction . . . will seek further education. Lori Diane Koponick Lori Swedesboro Who? Me? . . . forward basketball player . . . delights in chicken . .. a peach of an apple packer . . . bore the Kingsway Band Banner. . . cast her lot with the CIE program . . . gads about with the gang . . . foresees marriage in the future. Color Guard 3g Hockey lg Basketball 1, 2, 3. Vincent Lee Slim Swedesboro What's up, what it be about? . . .spends spare time playing basketball . .. works in Kingsway's Youth Program . .. seen with Sam, Skinner and Pete frequently seen at Angelo's . . . will miss the basket- ball program . .. future is undecided. Basketball 1, 3. Leslie Jo Lovelace Nit-Nat Swedesboro Freeze . .. a stand out performer at Eitells Band . . . has a seat in Camino's office . . . plays a licorice stick . . . a fun day is a strawberry sundae . . . hangs out at Don and Bert's . . . memories of the Home- coming '76 . . . will be a CPA. Band l, 2, 3, 4, Powder Puff 3, 4, SHOUT 2, French Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, Tennis 4. Ellen Rebecca Martin Feebe Woolwich Solid, boss . . . co-captain ofthe Worms . . . sweet candy striper . . . plays sports on the court and the fields . . . made the grade as a nurse's aide . . . social life centered in Camden and Paulsboro . . . will be capped as an R. N. Softball manager 1, 2, 3, Hockey 2, 3g Basketball 3, 4, Track 4, Powder Puff 3, 4, Nurse,s Aide 4. Joseph Russell Maccherone, Jr. ,loe Mullica Hill Sports fanatic. . . fond memories ofjunior Prom. . . favorite stop, Capanna's shop. . .takes pride in a '56 Chevy. . . usually seen with Tony, Ralph, Bob, Kitty and Laura . . . detests early morning reveille . . . peaches forever . . . hopes to travel the road to col- lege and success. Football lg Key Club 2, 3, 4, Jr. Play stage crew. Nathan Earl Mattson Nate Harrisonville Farmed for his father in the CIE program . . . pilots a red rag-top Impala . . . seeks out small game during the hunting season pals with John, Carl and Kevin . . . plans to travel South and to the moun- tams. Wendalin Diane McCall Wendy Swedesboro Colly Gee . .. dance fanatic from Paulsboro . . . ex-cheerleader for the Red Raiders . . . sticks to the lollypop kid . . . fashionable part-time model . . . socializes at the Dancette . . . will never forget September 18, 1976 . . . plans include pleasing someone special. LANCER 4g Paulsboro Cheerleader 1, 2, Paulsboro Guidance runner 1, 2, 3. John Henry McLaughlin Rambone Clarksboro Survived three years of football wars. . . swift on the slopes . . . a dear stalker . . . packed vegetables on DB Farm with Tas and the gang: .. flew in a Falcon travels with Dave, Scott, Mike and DCS . . . will plunge into diving with the Navy. Football 1, 2, 3, Ski Club 3, 4. 58 Patricia McCann Patti Swedesboro Thatis your businessw . . . seeks fun wherever it is . . . doles on summers of '76 and'77 . .. likes to be surrounded by friends . . . pals with Buffy, John, ,lim and Ferdie . . . cringes at the 8:00 a. m. bell . .. col- lege bound. Bret Maverick McQuade Nymph Mount Royal Who cares? . . . sad departure from Mr. Thomas's French class . . . He does it all for you -at McDonalds .. . seen with Schobe and Mumbly . . . diamond dazzler doesnlt know why everybody makes fun of his voice . . . Armed Forces or college awaits him. Baseball l, 2, 3, 4g Powder Puff Cheerleader 3, 4g lr. Playg Ski Club 2, 3, 4g French Club 1, 2, 3, 4-g Stu- dent Council 1, 2, 3, 4. Donna Jean Meiler Donna ,lean Clarksboro Neat, huh? . . . the living end on the Powder Puff . . . skillfully embroiders diverse garments . . . builds beautiful bulletin boards for Mr. Urion . . . made the grade as a Nurse's aide . . . a potential L'Girl Friday for some lucky office. LANCER 4, Powder Puff' 3, 4, Nursels Aide 4, Basketball l. Steven Eric Meriden Steve Swedesboro 'LCheck you later . . . dynamite on the diamond . . . holds fond memories of friends in Rochester, N. Y. . . . can be seen with ulVIom,', Laura, Joe and Chicken Hawk . .. summer employee of V. W. R. Scientific . . . will go collegiate. Rochester Football 1, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 1, Weightlifting Club 2, 3. Angela Anita Melis Ang Mount Royal Swings as a wing back forthe Gophers . . . she SHOUTS . . . displayed her talents on the sports fields . . . a skilled skier . . . seen with Cindy, Leslie, Alfred and Kathy . . . a peach on the beach in Wildwood . . . wedding bells will herald a happy life. Powder Puff 3, 4, S. H. OUT 2, 4, Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3, Cheerleader 2, 3 UV co-capt.J, Nurse7s Aide 1, 2, Art Club 2 fVeepJ. Debbie Ann Miller Debbie Swedesboro 'gNo way! . . . capable card cataloguer . . . se gusta la espanol y Sra. Shanahan .. . fond memories of Bookkeeping l . . . cohorts with Ruth, Darlene, Cathy and Nina . . . plans to travel with the Navy. Library Aide 1, 2, Chorus 2, Spanish Club 4. 59 Deborah Lynn Miller Dibble Harrisonville g'0h piddlei' loves Italian foods .. . relaxes by reading. . . usually seen with the Dead-End Kid .. . hangs with Woodstown gang . . . favors classes with Mr. Fredericks . .. plans to take life one day at a time. Catherine Marie Gaetana Monaco Monga Swedesboro That's Nicei' . . .agile skater at the rinks . . . cruises in the Nemi Gremi ... stacks up sandwiches at Angelois . . . crews with Skinny, Slinkey, Denise, Joyce and Debbie . . . shooting to become a medical assistant. Powder Puff 3g SHOUT 2g Wrestling Stat. Franklin George Mollet Mulligan Swedesboro Whipped . . . peach pourer at Circle M farms . . . enrolled in Camino's CIE . .. had wild 5th and 6th mods in hisjunior year. . . pals with Tom, Ken, John and Mike .,. seeks out game . . . future is un- decided. Football lg Basketball 1, 2, Powder Puffffheerleader Karen Leigh Monahan Karen Swedesboro Works at Manufacturers Marketing Service, com- puter balancing. . . drives the Merc . . . won't forget getting stuck in the ditch . . . summers in Kentucky . . . usually with Randy and Debbie . . . doesn't par- ticularly like gym has no definite plans for the future. -Y t Kellieanne O'Brien fHillmanj Cookie Mickleton Get out of my face! . . . savors ltalian dishes . . . seen with Terry, Debbie, Karen, Sue and Randy . . . hangs out in Paulsboro will miss Marks and Camino .. . senior member of CIE plans to spend future with Ricky and Sommer Lynne. SHOUT 3, 4, Library Aide 33 Nurse's Aide 1, 2, LANCER. Ruth Elizabeth Osmun Slinkey Woolwich 'Tm hungry . . . a wonderful worm . . . rambles the byways . .. has heart palpitation at mention of '77 Kenneth Albert Morgan Fish Harrisonville Catch ya later . . . lettered in cross country . . . loves cycles, girls, sports and food . . . fondly remem- bers the Sportsathon and Golden Sneaker . . . always found around Dave, Debbie, Judy and Laura . . . will miss Mr. Brown . . . sees college in future. Cross Country 3g Track 3, Ski Club 3, 4g A. V. 2, 3, 4, Project Star 4. Valentine Disco . . . will miss friends and faculty. . . dreamy dancer . . . part-time data processing clerk . . . will WAVE to the future. Powder Puff 3g SHOUT 2g French Club 23 Nurse's Aide 1. ,Iam es Daniel Osborn Dave Swedesboro A Wiz with logic . . . contributed to Hdiscussionsi' in social behavior class . . . seen cycling . . . drives a Heavy Chevy . . . friends with Ken, Judy, Laura and Donna . . . amused by Ken's comments at lunch? . . . perpetual procrastinator . . . disenchanted by ,Iudy's lectures? . . . plans to go into engineering design. Vincent Payne Spider Swedesboro Safety first for Lerch's gridiron warriors. . . erstwhile roundhall athlete . . . golden glove shortstop for Camino.. . rocks to music . . . has a young Olds . .. pals with Maxi, Williams and Teeman . . . will become a professional musician. Football 4-g Baseball 4. Thomas John Paranzino Tom Swedesboro Sprinted with a seventy-four yard touchdown pass against Pennsville . . . rides a silver 278W Camaro. . . spends summertime farming tomatoes or strolling the boards at the shore . . . fond of FM stereo.. . can be found with Frank, Ken and ,lohn . . . future col- legian. Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Ski Club l, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Play, Powder Puff 3, 4 fCheerleaderl. Donald V. Pinzka Donald Mullica Hill Green eyed, brown haired outdoorsman . . . partial to pizza-or any other food . .. travels the hinter- lands with Chuck leaves school early in the C. I. E. program . . . seeks games with trap and rifle . . . future is vague. 62 Mark Howard Pedrick Sharky Harrisonville My goodnessi' . . . shoots the breeze on C. B.'s . . . enjoyed Events and Issues . . . Hallwal-king . . . employee of Woody's Sunoco . . . great with the reel and creel . . . regretfully leaves Mr. Sellen and Mr. Fredericks . . . will go Navy. DRAGON 33 LANCERg Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Project Star 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4. Linda Susan Racey Linda Clarksboro Shut upi' . . . three year member of the Flag Corps . . . stuck on peanut butter and jelly sandwiches . . . skillful sewer. . . will sadly miss the W. H. E. 0. band bus. . .a good egg at the Roost . . . bound for interior decorating. LANCERQ DRAGON 2g Jr. Playg Ski Club 4g Flag Corps 2, 3, 4g Chorus 1, 2. John Roberto John Mullica Hill That could be dangerous picks and packs peaches, apples and mushrooms at Diamond C farms . . . pilots his pickup to Pitman locales . . . tramps the lields seeking game . . . find him in Gym . . . will toil for his uncle. Track 1. 1 Robert Martell Pyle Pudgy Clarksboro Flirt personified . . . el capitan ofthe Mean Machine . . . right fielder on any team . . . puffed the cheers for the worms . . . slips to the slopes in the winter- time . . . detests double sessions . . . netted the M. V. P. award . . . K-Mart '77 . . . plans to survive 4 years of college. Football 1, 2, 3, 4 fcaptainlg Tennis 1, 2g Baseball 3, 45 Powder Puff 3, 4 fCheerleaderJg Ir. Playg Ski Club 1, 2, 3. 4. Lynette Doreen Randall Yette Mullica Hill ls that all of you?', . . . has hairy experiences at Gloucester County Vo Tech . . . a young sew and sew . . . at home at the range . . . a good skate . . . health classes please her . . . holds the line for the Gophers . . . cosmotology is set in her future. Powder Puff 4. 63 , l Deborah Lynn Russell Debbie lVlullica Hill That's ridiculous . . . gets in tune with music . .. collabrorates with Ruth, Darlene, Kathy, Ken, Judy, Laura and Jim will sadly miss getting together with friends hates the hassle of homework . . . plans include a college education. Nurse's Aide 3, 4. Beth Leigh Schmidt Beth Wciolwich L'C'est la viei' President la Francois and Key Clubs . erstwhile member ofthe Color Guard . . . showed lots of Fortitude as Abigal Abbott .. . ex- plosive in the Powder Puff . .. a good figurefrj of stats for basketball . . . going to go collegiate. LANCER fAssociate Editorlg NHS 3, 4g S. H. OUT 2, 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3 fTreas.j, 4 fPres.lg Jr. Playg French Club 3, 4 fPres.jg Color Guard 1, 2, 3. Kenneth Louis Robertson III Ken Becket Town Senior year transfer from Chester High . . . staunch supporter ofthe C. l. E. program . . . scratches out a living at an auto body shop . . . a rod and reel enthusiast . . . creates model airplanes and rockets . . . has fine rapport with teachers. Joyce Ann Schaub Joyce Clarksboro 'gReally? . . . fantastic organist . . . rarely seen with- out Denise and Cathy . . . amused at B. B. in senior health . . . embarrassed in driver ed car . . . seen but rarely heard . . . secretarial work typed in her future. LANCER 4-3 Powder Puff 3, NHS 4. William Alfred Schober Sehobe Clarksboro 'gGuess you had to be there . . . skillful skier of the slopes and surf. . . spends weekends in Ocean City .. . Pres. of l:liteI's Angels . . . talented on the tennis courts . . . dynamite dancer . .. leads the band with his sax . . . college is in his future. Tennis l, 2, 3 lmost improvedl, 4, LANCER Ceo-edi- tori, Powder Puff 3, 4 lCheerl4-aderl, Band l, 2, 3, 4 fpresidentl, .lr. Play, Ski Club l, 2, 3, 4, Sr. Play, Boys State Delegate. Bonnie Lee Seeman Bltllgo Harrisonville Uynamite defense on the hockey field . .. insepara- ble from Vicky , . . elated in dreamland paeks peaches with style . . . Very Risky Bonnie . . . slick on the slopes.. . swinger on the green . . . future in- cludes college. Hockey l, 2, 3, 4 fmost improved player 771, Basketball l, 2, Golf3, 4, Powder Puff3, Ski Club l, 2, 3, 4. Esther Sebastiani 5'0h really?,l. . . big brown eyes. . . tickles the ivories . . . rough in the Powder Puff . . . congregates with Donna, Diane and Linda . . .strong for the weekends . . . make-up magician for the junior play .. . neophite nurseis aide . . . future enfolds college and a career in musie. Ski Club 2, 4, Powder Puff 3, 4, Nurse's Aide 4, .lunior Play. Carol Ann Sharp Sharpy Swedesboro 'Tm only kiddinglli . ., winging eo-captain for the hockey ttum . . . weekend beach bum at Sea Isle City . . .a forward basketball player. . . tall as a shortstop . . . uuts a nice figure on the slopes. . . Homeeoming candidate . . . looking forward to college. Hockey l, 2, 3, 4 fco-eaptainl, Basketball l, 2, 3, Softball l, 2, 3, 4, LANCER, Powder l'uff3, .lr. Play, Ski Club 2, 3, 4, Girls State Delegate. Jody Lee- Sharp Buffy Clarkslmoro 'l'hat's your husina-ss tackling Worm anrl kicking Gopher ... Sll0U'l'm'rl lor two yvars fond of l'1l'0flt'l'il7liS . . . SUl'lT4'SSll.ll on thc- soft- hall tliamonrl . . . assoriatcs with Patti, Bunny and Ft-rfli . . . clrew a limi line in art vlulr . .. liuturv is umlvciclvcl. SHOUT 2, 3g llowclvr Pull' 3, 4g Stu- mls-ntCoun1'il l. 2g Art Clul12gSoltl1all l,2,4. Philomena Grace Simon elli Phil Vifoolwich Oh, rvallyli . . . a junior-senior in xht- 1-lass ol' '78 Ul'l!ilSlUI1i1lly soon with a cu-rtain sonwomf . ..r1hums arouncl with Annvttv, Both, .Iavlniv Patty ancl mths- . 7 Y gangw . , . rvmemlwrs lm-akmlown in Czunflvn with l1river's Ed . . . futurv holds a joh and marriage-. SHOUT 2, 3g Powclvr Puffifig Office Aide. 66 Kathryn Joyce Shoemaker Kathryn 'Wulliva Hill 'gYou lurkvyw . . . hrown-vyml brunvltc . . . hangs out all tht' homvliront talvnlvcl playvr ol' piano ancl organ ... won-ton love-r . .. rfhaulll-urs at 766 Chvvv cmloviimg and lluoughlful solitude- Sanihoi lim-st WiIlll't'SS . . . on ll1l'l'I'1'WUl.llIl' Mlfloaling fool' .. . uollvge' In-S aiu-ml. DRAGON I, 2, 4: SHOUT 1. ,.m-A if Vernon Anthony Simonelli Hg-rf: Vvoolwich l'll kill va casualty of tht- football wars squirml aim-rtain llomvtzoming Queen close to Camino . . . the Charles Atlas ol' the beach . . . clrove' for lVlarino's truck farm a game hunter . .. will grow in thc' liuturm- on tht- farm. Foothall 1, 2, 3, 4g FFA l, 23 A. V. 1. David Charles Smith Smitty Mount Royal l'm gettin outa lierew . . . found shooting the breeze with his camera. . .talents are int-lined toward skiing . . . cleans up at Hichman's Dairy Bal' . .. relives the ski trip to Seven Springs respects lVlilch wants to ramble around the world. Ski Club l, 2, 3, 4-Q' NHS 4. Whois .-Mneriran lligh School Students. Who Among Robert James Staas Patricia Ann Stan back Tinababe Swedesboro Wfinie lo break camp expert with needle and thread. . .travels with Lynette, Bridgit and Robin . . . stocks up with Big Macs. . . sold on the soul ol' music of WDAS . . . gravitates to lVliss Supernavages's home ec. room . .. will wing her way into the Air F4 n ri : e. Bob lVlulliea Hill Possesses skills in ping pong and pool . . .expert al dodgingpliys. ed. .. . tunes in li. V. . . .cohort ol Joe, Ralph and Tony . . . harrowing toiler at Circle lVl Farms sees future in vocational education. Basketball lg Chess Club lg French Club l, 2, 3, 4g NHS 4g Key Club 4. Deborah Ann Stecher Stech Swedesboro Participated in the C. l. E. program . . . a peppery worker at Giovanazxfs Produce . . . discussions with Terri, Sue, Karen, and Randi . . . detests early reveille. . . thinks promptness is a virtue. . . seeks the seashore good limes . . . plans a career in hair styling. 67 Nancy De Sutton Nancy Harrisonville l,et's me it-ll ya! developed the LANCFIR theme keeps the llag team on the beam a silent SHOUT . .. Clara ofthe ,lr. Play . . . first run- ner-up Homecoming Queen keeps stats lor the cindermen . . . will be a pedagogue. IANCERQ Powder Pul'l'3g Flag Team 2, 3, 4tCapt.1g SHOUT 2, 43 ,lr. Playg Nurst-'s Aide 3g Track Stat. 2, 3, 4. Laura Jean Tice Laura Clarksboro I love you tool associates with Jimmy, Judy, Ken, Joey, Bob, Debbie, Steve and Donald . . . navig- ates the land yacht will miss phys. ed. and 9th mod lunch fond memories of Sportsathon . .. summers at Townsends lnlet looks forward to college. LANCER fSupplement Co-editorjg Dragon 2, 3, 4 fEditorlg NHS, Key Club 3, 4g .lr. Play, Russian Club 3, 4g Chorus l, 2, 3, 4 taccompanist 3 81 41. Q Samuel Susnick III Spends his day loading hay . . . tough tackle of the lVIt-an lVIachine traded voc. school for CIR meanders with Hthe Mob . . . is trapped in hunting ...roots for Rajcxy . . . seeks out seafood . . . is wired into his future as a electrician. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, CIE 4. Wilbert Albert Thomas III Bud Swedesboro The right kind ofa left-fielder. . . shows consistency playing left defensive end . . . pilots the mean machine . . . cheese steaks at ljennsville .. . makes the rounds on his cycle . . . thinks lVIilch has class . . . future is undecided. Football l, 3, 4g Baseball 2, 3, 4. Joseph james Tomarchio ,loey Mt. Royal Homes in on llarrisonville has a Honey gets a lift in the weight room.. .was a classy clown in Public Speaking . . . loves the great outdoors . . . stakes out on Valleywood Farms. . . going collegiate. Powder Pull Cheerleader fig Ski Cluh 3, 4-g Wrestlilig 1, 2. Aaron Tucker Little Skinneri' Swedeshoro LLWhat's up? . . . flows with artistic ahility. . .always traveling in his uf'I't't'll machinei' work choxs by X- i i please lns palate . . . caused second catastrophe in the Windy City . .. has an art of getting along with Ms. Vanloren . . . will take wings with the Air Force. Judith Lynn Tyson ,ludi lVlullica Hill 'iSolid,i . . . vivacious co-captain olthe cheerleaders ...smashed lor six points Hn' the Gophers. . . has an affinity for all teachers . .. made relVlarks in hook- keeping... delighted in hugging Clark ... student council rep .... loves to travel . . . courts a future as a stenographer. LANCERQ Hockey lg Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4 tco- captain lg Student Council 2, 4g Powder Puff 3, 4. 4 Raymond Vera Ray Swedeshoro S'Hey mann . . . gives cues to pool players . .. makes his marks on the alleys makes the scene with Steve, Frank and ,lohn l.. is keen for Kraft . . . cuts up at Kings Colonial Market . .. plans to man- age a meat market. Robert Viereck Bob Swedcsboro lliminulivv dynamite- for l,err:h's Legions . .. vcrsatilm- infivldvr . .. has a line for trapping . . . sliarp-vyc-d nimrod . . . a whiz at Ski Mountain . . . souializvs at Higginis soirees. . . assovialvs with Walt, Bob, Bud, loc, Tom. Squid. Tim and Don . .. has an down to earth liuturv. Football I. 2, 3, 4g Basvball I, 2, 3. 4g Ski Club l, 2, 3. 4. Edward B. Walker, Jr. Doc: Mt. Royal HOW-r ave-rag:-'7 . . . thinks art with Schiepan is grand . . . gravitatcs to Nate, Jolinson, 'l1rar'0y. Slacvy. l,c-P and ,lohn masticzatvs Big Macs laxies around in The Cab sprintvd lor Sulioc-m-r . .. is sold on FM 104 ... will go Army. Track 2. 4. 70 Matthew James Viscovich Milli Swr-rlvslmoro 'lsurvly you jvstlii dvvours 'l'l'iggt'l'lJul'ge'l's roams tlw lmlls and the- malls . . . Krafly diggvr . . . infamous Suntan Kid . . . ss-vn with Wiz, Foghorn and Kon HEXCUSE Mlfi' halos wc'1'kvnrl homm-work . .. wants to go U. S. N. Af' Tennis l, 2, 3g lfootball 4g Dragon 3. 43 Band 3, 4g Ski Club 2. 3, 4g Kvy Club 4g Archery 4. John Williams ii.l. W.'7 Beckett Covr-rs tho left dell-nsive corner for Lor1:h's legions ...plucky pursuvr oftht- puck . . . has vyvs that hyp- notize-. . . Kingswafs Don ,luan . . . travels with Eric, Hoss and ,lvlif . ., sc-ills fun in tho sun future coursv is not charlvd. Football 4. Sylvia Elizabeth Zolkov Lady lVlullica Hill Dream onli . . , beautiful blue-eyed blonde . . . craves seafood . . . accompanies Alice, Sue and Howard . . . reminisees londlv ol' February 2, l977 . . . VVorms,' linebacker . . . able artist . . . Voc bus indigestion . . . will miss lVIr. Thomas, Mr. Clark and gym class with Miss Ward travel and animation ahead. .lr. Play, Powder Puff 3, 4. Kimberly Ann Gadola Kim lVlit1klcton Late arrival from Deptford High School-lVlarc:hed into Kingsway . . . employed in Woodbury as a secre- tary in the C. l. E. program .. . constructed home- coming floats at lleptford . . .' pilots a grey Pontiac ...thinks rock music is solid . . . swims in the sum- mer. 19 s a 'YO ar? f -1 , sg, Q if? Q1 I have got my leave. Bid me farewell, my brothers! I bow to you all and take my depar- ture. Here I give back the keys of my door-and I give up all claims to my house. I only ask for last kind words from you. We were neighbours for long, but I received more than I could give. Now the day has dawned and the lamp that lit my dark corner is out. A summons has come and I am ready for my journey. Tagore, from Gitanjali, XCIII mem uri C f Charles C. Muhlbaier, Junior .IOSPpl1 David Gcnovesm 11125159-l0!2f77 6f19!60-811177 x W' s Q07 CL 178 ,f5'2?5Jf QUIETEST Joyce Schaub BEST ALL AROUND Carol Sharp, Angelo A MOST UNUSUAL LAUGH Robin Brundage, Bret lVlcQuade BEST DANCERS Bill Schober, Charla Homan l CLASS FLIRTS Donna Brown, Bob Pyle BEST LOOKING Diane Eardley, John Casella NUISEST Joe Higgins, Janice Crawford GIFT OF GAB Kevin Dale, Janice Crawford BEST DRESSED Lori Hoffman, Bill Schober SHORTEST AND TALLEST Nancy Sutton, David DeSimone MOST CONGENIAL Donna Czegledi, Angelo Alberto BEST MUSICIANS Bill Schober, Michelle Kadlecik 1 LJ MOST STUDIOUS ,Iudy Lake, Angelo Alberto MOST ATHLETIC Walt Burlingame, Vicki Becker DID MOST FOR THE CLASS Mary Paranto, Dave DeSimone THESPIANS Beth Schmidt, Bob Pyle 14' MOST ARTISTIC Kitty Baker, Lamont Johnson I Z X S 33 IJ X S41 L- ,ff l' gf X -r iff' g 2 ' ,l fp, 1 i I a llll L. Ambruster A. Azzari G. Bagby K. Bagby L. Barnes J. Billbrough A. Bittle J. Bonner D. Braxton J. Casella P. Casella J. Cavallaro A. Clarke 6 1 4 ia' 3 R X 7 ? ff! K 3 7'12Zs4 '-23 Sf - ' ,af ' W ' W ' X -F Q? D Clarke B. Clement D. Coons L. Cooper XL D. Corcoran D. Corsey J. Damask K. Danner gist? 2' is 4 1 4 5 f lg , 1 -S5 F' , H I D. Anderson S. Avsec E. Barton K. Berry D. Brickner L. Capri President: L. Tyson J. Dare P. De Angelo C. Deitrich M. DeSimone E. Dupper S. Dupper Vice President, S. Smith E. Gandy ,Q M' S. Holgate A. Gattuso P. Hudson P. Diaz X al D. Edwards .. M N C. Donaghy A. Drew B. Drew P. Erdie D. Fautleroy R. Ficara C. Fink G. Gaines 71 , S G T ,... , ' D. Frantzis M. Gage Secretary, P. Cannon J. Gilbert V. Hunter 3 A J. Grosstephan S. Haddock J. Hampton I 4... F. Jackson J. Jacobs R. James V. Johnson R. Kelly R. Licciardello R. Lubrana . J ix 9 J ' .. , if ff ' in R -.. we J lm. M. McCracken . J. Muntz .,.. 1 , ,, IV I if . ,R ' W V 3 f' J. LV ,, ' 't ' f aff ' :Z 9 . ff . ff L. Jones R. Jump J. Kavaliunas J. Keen R. Knight T. Lail R. Lange A. Leone M. Lindsay M. Maccarone -xl 44 AQ: ' . be :- fi. A ff -A H91 .5 Mm 3 Sf S. McIntosh 4. f lgi. 91 J. Murdock J. Kelley C. Leslie . ..... ,,. 2e1iE'i,..,,.g I Q . i J. fvz. pi K S. Lippincott President: P. Fish S. Master L C. Morrison R. Mull S. More L. Musumeci 2 , -'ff sar?'f?K J E. Nickerson J. Nolte . ii , Bu g v PM at rr lt, Q. . 'ff .aa 3 1- 'H x L D. Lloyd R. Maugeri C. Mullen D. Norman , ..-,, . 3. 11' J. O'Donne1l W. O'Donne1l R. Osbom K. Owen L. Parker Y. Portalatin S. Posey A. Puglisi D. Purtell L. Randall . e Z ' L. J? I ,Q 9 f ff E '01 K. Reed G. Rego E. Roane D. Robinson J. Robinson FVV W g' x 7 X E. Salome J. Sarbello R. Scott R. Sebastiani G. Shiveler D. Shoemaker S. Shoemaker T. Shorter G. Smith L. Smith Advisors: T. Bergin and B. Morton K. Stetsher A J. Philipps C. Range D. Rode HA .4 ... C. Shoemaker D. Spence R. Stewart 'W L si. fi' nl, 'L' N ' VA' W e ' 'V , 41 S. Stiles K. Thomas C. Thompson D. Thorpe -L. Vaughan D. Viereck B. Visalli J. Weil i ,ff I .. A A 1 A. Yurgin W. Zane S. Zappala ' ' T 'To' .. s . ' hh ' ' ' Ziii QTY n. , 5 if? . 1' ' . F2 H. R. Toulson M. Twiss J. West D. Winter 4 '+. Va i 4- 1. 5 3 . iw... ., , X H.,k'.w5iM 4 , .J.1' -Q N-i,.,..mr5' 7 J. Zayac , 5? f W D. Zeck N on + N. Brown M. Camey .. ,,,V .I .. - X '35 fi f x M. Corcoran 112709- D. Crouch ,er 5. 1. ':1' . Vy , , J. Barbagallo u fy.. . 1 , 1 P. Brown in P. Cather L. Cotton S. Darone G. Alberto W. Askin xv, L. Benvenuto A- Berlin , R k .r,V,r ls. .ff A ' ff iw nnno w ooroo Af gli . lf., , S. Brown C. Burk T. Clark M. Coco President: K. Leone .,.,...- ', 'ffm Wg. 1- f L. Baker J. Borrelli G. Cairnes '. M . '- f 1 .., V:'.' I K r'.', S.Coco SX . Mx E. Coyle N. Davis F. Balestrucci I .,.,L. rwy'lf l . L. Brown 2? ' :VV - A. Caltabiano D. Conley D. Croce c. Diggs 'QM Vice President, L. Casella K. Ferrell H. Ficara fi 'Q D. Gomez R. Goslin C Hallman B. Hunt M. Hankel J. Jackson L. Diggs J X.. J. Ellis A. Finocchiaro S. Gottshalk B. Hemple M. Johnson n , .15-ik, T. Donofrio L. Eason K. Elder G. Emerich D. Fanslau L. Fennell E ,Q - ,,,.- -. .4 1 ..,, 4 ffm' 53' L? Q .I A V f if H 1 Z 'Q f T. -1' i E L. Frantzis R. Gandy J. Gattuso J. Grasso Y. Grasso S. Haipers 41 A J J. Hewes E. Kafka Treasurer, L. Owen l .,' . D. Kelley D. Lail ', .51 I 9 , , . 'F . ',... till . . -.. . . 2, ff .4 N.. . A. Maccarone C. Mami M. Marino J. Matson ',1' f B. Middleton R. Miller l'?,',x S. Monoque G. Monroe R. Muhlbaier J. Mullen ..,n5,f f -of . I 2, .. ., f, 'W ,w , . Secretary, I. Maccarone P. McCaha T. McQuade Advisors, K. Lucas, S. Guinan jg , ..,, , 'um , 2. Ve M W. Muntz M. Murphy . Q ...f A . YT l x D x M. Lawless M. Liverman M. Mangano I-all .- C. Meicado M. Misero D. Morgan J. Muse V X g l. ' J. Mann T. Melis A. Monoque C. Muhlbaier 1 fm Ji k 'em -..,.' L Q y 9 1. 4 W QM! 1 Y, A. Nastasi K. Nickerson M. O'Donne11 K. Owen C. Paglenio J. Paranto D. Perry S. Platt D. Pole R. Pool T. Pratt J. Price R. Prosser B. Purvin D. Pusey P. Putorti R. Pyle T. Racey M. Ramsey J. Randall E. Rdesinsk J. Ricci S. Rival A. Rizzi D. Ryan G. Schaub J. Schmidt K. Scott B. Searle R. Seehouse D. Sheldon Q. on ie 5 . . , as : ,...- QJ. an . I ss i S N I fr., .. .f , R. Slack K. Souder C. Stahr L. Stanley P. Stecher C. Stefen C. Talbott A. Terreri L. Thomas H. Thompson P. Toulson E. Troth D. Tunstall S. Visilton D. Vaughan P. Venezia R. Vera N. Watson K. West S. Wurst P. Yachimske L. Yurgin B. Zane S. Ambruster T. Anderson if I Q , is 1:1 J. Bagby R. Bagby S. Barbagallo K. Barber C. Becker D. Brown G. Brown J. Brown .axon J. Budd D. Callahan P. Cardullo J. Centonzo D. Chapman L. Clarke C. Clouser B. Cotton I. Council C. Coyle J. Cressman B. Dare K. Darlington T. Baez L. Brinkman R. Brundage A. Catanach J. Corcoran A. Davis 1. D. Davis W. Engblom J. Dawkins ,,. 422' f' X, ,QV U ff A L 8 'Qu W 1 f-. Jay? D. Flamini D. Dellaquilla R. Diaz S. DiBartolo T. Fullerton ,Ki V J. Gattuso C. Gauntt M. Gilbert Vice President, L. DeSimone J. Grasso W. Hall Treasurer, J. McLaughlin I I M. Grasso S. Grasso 6. mf K. Hamilton J. Hemple L. Holmes B. Hewes B. Holloway G. Homan K. Howard M. Donnelly L. Gallegher C. Goetaki S. Haddock L. Henderson H. Jackson J. Johns E. Johnson .9 s 2' 'I . 1 K. Kelley R. La Palomento M. Lee T. Leone dl 4 MM I Av., ,,,, va L. Jones J.Lea,k , en' f 'ff ,. ,. A o lc it it one 5 . P. Lippincott e.'f ' L. Malignaggi T. McBride D. Camiola, Advisor W. McCauley , 1. am ... gt gb 45 x I D. Mills ' 4. f Q- A ' K. 3 ' . C. Mucci ffwwywfw WQ'A if ,.-, .send ww x 1, ff - 12-1 f 425 if W2 .f.'15:fs26e2?Eif5'f?? ,ffa2e?5 W 's -.l . 7 1 ' ' 1' .1 fer 'Vs 1 . 1 K WM , f .,f'f.!f': . , 5... , V H V A -, N ,A M .,,k ., ,, m L S. Kavaluinas A.Lee W. Little 5' in , si K. Menden . ..l. , f, .. .4., T? ' G... wax W H ff' , E . , . x irfilivgielx - -- , Ak I S. Mills L. Muhlbaier . . ., ,W - ' bw-mmwli'-V -wau.:aM.m .ww JM-'A A . ids..QzksiflfvleN751Hfriirfvifiagfliiiisbiiwliifslilkiiisz,iQZgiismtkfyair-vi'Ma:iZdQxi4J Z. -IW , . .,.,, V f. , 1 I ...L if ' f,,...'y.w2.:fg i f 1..:,-W. 1 z- . ' tl wa may M .zewmt 1: aww ,,. .... .. -.N A .. ,,.. , , , Q., ,, ,. , L, U, Qc... ,A,,,,,,AM, W I ...H -.,f .,-M . f f um, K. Kuhar D. Lovelace Eli., E. Lynch D. Merighi me QM ll, 1 C. Monahon L. Munyon 12 1, - -be .. . M. Mihlebach L... - K D. Morrison D. Murphy l l J. Nickerson J. Palmer W. Pinto S. Randall C. Scuderi S. Smith L. Noel B. Nolte M. Palmer V. Pansera O. Poe -.sam --.- fam:-faisziusez. W f-1 . . A H, . 3081. 4 if L s 6' S. Rapisardi Q vi, .,... , .fix we, Ar 5 hit V Se we 4 0' .. Q. .... Q . 1: g Q . X 14 .M 4. .4 D. Searle S. Smith M M., , ., x W W? E. Price iP ii . 2 fe? AJR? Y vi 1, S. Reiserweaver D. Searle T. Smith D. Nothdurft M. Oliver D. Proterman F. Phillips T. Price Y. Prince R. Rizzi A. Robertson 'z i C. Shiveler D. Smedley ..V K , VV A . in M. Solem S. Sorbello R.. Olivera A. Piloto Y. Prince A. Rode S. Smith T. Sorbello T. Spence T. Spence R. Spissell L. Stanley L. Stevenson W. Steward L. Still M. Stull A. Thomas A. Thomas J. Thompson P. Thorpe C. Toscano S. Toulson J. Tumbelty J. Walsh W. Weil R. Weisel J. Wilson W. Winter T. Woitas D. Young E. Yurgin H. Zappala R. Zeck J. Groshardt C. Avsec If a' l r LN D. Black A. Casella L. Alberto f Z gil. W T. Bagby D. Barton C. Battaglia C. Boone J. Brown G. Burlingame ,.-48... P. Clark D. Clarke P. Clouser - 72? K. Crispin ff rr lg President, R. Diaz R, Crouch T. Daniels 5 ,F 1' Fix ' 453' X fl D. Askin M. Baylor A. Caltabiano 'Fw kd D. Coons 2+-5 C. Atkinson T. Billbrough in l,...... P M. Caltabiano M. Coyle Vice President, J. Corcaran E. Davis E. Diggs 91, H f D . .ifgg I if 4 if-N Q D. Driver . Eldridge M64 W .gig .1 'S .. A 5, 1. 13, . A . . , C i, fm ffff i E r I yi 3 . 'X . L. Fox 1 ' iiiil' . f -X ,, T. Getsinger 1 5 3 r. . .4-J I . ,. .-.V . .vp 3 . --. .4 R. Davis , Ai P l V . .ga , , , ' ' f Z' gf' w e . ...L T ,W R. Dockendurff D. Dupper K. Fauntleroy ,- s , ...,, . rw , M. Gaglione A. Gottsch '- '. wy H i',,I 9 R V v i. R as iv v.. ,T l fv iii. V. Davis J. Dellaquilla J. Donofrio L, Donofrio D. Dupper D. Eason p.. Treasurer, K. DeSimone M. Graham F. Grasso L. DeMarco E. Douglas R. Eastlack C. Ferko In . 3 -fw T ...W Mk R. Gaither J. Gregal R. Dettrey F. Drew T. Edmund G. Finocchairo S. Gallagher S. Hankel 1-X lu Wi Z'-X gm R. Hotfman W. Holshue T. Honer 115 f . sm.. Secretary, N. Moore R. Hunter B. Jackson H. Jenkins J. Jones W. Jones J. Kelly N. Kickem M. Koponick M. Lail K. Lally T. Landwher M. Larrimore M. Leon ... A C. Lokaj A. Lundy F. Lynch J. Lynch R. Magdin pf X? KR rl X K. Marino M. Marino M. Martins T. Mauger W. Mauger J, 1 K L. Hunt J. Johnson J. Kreh P, Licciardello R. Mann J. McLaughlin -my . liill ..,, 2,5 J K K. McLaughlin C. Mitchell y . 1 C. Monroe K. Monroe J. Morgan M. Morgan B. Murphy M. Murphy J. Nastasi N. Notle R. Norman L. Nucifore K. Ogren R. O,Leary K .if,,. .Qi fig A. Parker L. Peters D. Pool J . Posey S. Pyle B. Racey R. Owen W. Owen Advisors: K. VanZoren and R. Sexton P. Peters V. Poe E. Powell '. ,.. M' W5 Y 4 N was J , Rdesinski ' fn., : , .9-us... R. Platt P. Prince K. Purtell T. Richardson C. Ricker S. Riehl 7... -lu ' ...FL C. Rival S. Rogonzin M. Roos e . ' 41 M' da C A.--i- , .. , . ' J J. Salome J. Sandberg J. Sandy G. Seagraves G. Searle C. Seehouse C. Seeman ' ., .,VE vp 4 Xf.- .,-. -V - W aafu 5 .a..a C so new gg if . F. Sperber P. Steedley M. Stecher A. Wentz G. Wentz W. Wentz M. Temen D. Thomas C. Seright L. Sheppard eff f aq D. Watson D. West K. Yachimski .ze WWW Veins-on M. Wilson C. Woolson .VX ,V C . V -L,k .mf C. Albert L. Balosrtucci W. Braxton A. Bumette M. Cannon M. Capone K. Clark L. Corbin K. Cotton geek .5 . H I V K. Dawson A. De Angelis A. DeSimone D. Ahrens W. Brickner E. Carter . ,. ,V A 31 'f r ea r' ' 1:- ....' , S. Cunningham R. DeVault R. Arroyo D. Bailey '15 5: ff . in 2 a f all f 3 L. Brown B. Budd J. Carter D. Chew A. D'Annible C. Davilla W. Diggs C. Doms G. Driver M. Driver President: J. Kavaliunas 104 'M . ' is E' J ks 1 X, .,, ., s V B. Dupper L. Dupper E. Durham P. Eastlack K. Elder Y. Ellis A XM 4? wk jf i I l ll J. Emerich M. Engle K. Evans U. Fanslau L. Folker Vice-president: M. Owen D. Frank W. Fredo M. Fullerton G. Gomez L. Goslin S. Grasso A. Grider 1 K S Groshardt G Grosstephan M Haines Treasurer L Coyle M. Hamilton ,:.' K. K. Hampton R. Hankins J. Hannan C. Henderson S. Hillman K. Holtze K. Hudson vx.ff, . if f' . 1 .VI : d x A flew ' i .X - fy ,, , S1 A I ' - r. K. Hunt S. Jenkins D. Jester E. Johnson . . - A I V 55: 57 if ds- 45 5- - .. , . - h 74... 'J L, wf MQW in - . Ld! 9,21 ,Q X. ,' L. Justice M. Keen G. Kokos Secretary: P. Husted J. Kuhar J. Leslie M. Lindsay E. Long .,.. ' Q ff V 32 f .f , . :iff R. Mills 121 9 .,., . 4' - .A .- ,I D. Myers . - ,wieeizzxllfz : . . .,i M L. Macklin T. Matteo V. Mauger D. McDermott H. Mitchell G. More W. Morgan V. Muntz L. Nastasi R. Norman S. Nucifore D. Orgren v. E. Jones L K. Kolodziejski N. Lokaj J. Mihlebach E. Munyon R. Osmun If N. 'ff ,M , S. Owen G. Paranto D. Pitman H. Powers Advisor: A. Moritz D- ff -. C. Perry T. Puitz P. Riehl B. Sandberg J. Schaub J. Schlump K. Scott . .1 at J A ' it E' ' ,.... ' 4 :Qi K . J sg . S . ef. A , . f 'M N e ef-- . I- 3 I I J The 'f. .J H. Sherwood C. Sills T. Smith A. Stackhouse D. Stackhouse J. Stevenson R. Stiles B. Talley J. Terrell T. Thompson G. Trendler D. Venezia M. Vernimb S. Terrell ' .S . -IVV rl .Q 'V - J. Walker J. Phillips K. Richardson A. Serigut S. Steffen C. Thomas J. Walker K. Wamer B. Watkies E. Weldon T. Williams C. Willis D. Yackimski B. Zammarrelli B. Zayac L. Zouck ' 7? Q H ,Q ',,, 1,,5!3,,.. ,mm ,-up ., -I vw 2' -uf -pf 1 -I 'v 9 ,541 Yxx,! , fw f iw Q' ' my + if . 'ak -- RI , :I 5 . -ffm.. .... .. , 4'!'iv-wr- ' ? V u,w.,,,.. , , ,. I as ' I I :QN,.f5g-, -' ,,, .uf Q , ,, Q, H .: S ig, 1 'A 'Q g gg I 4 ai? -9' . ff: . if-1 , A, ' ' 'Q ax GW . M32 Q !,,.gW ' , - . KLM, X3 A ' ai V+ ,M 1' x ... . O f XX Q 12 I' II il It 'Fo6f3.A1.1- M , Q552 4m1iVl. Viscovicli. T.N1.JLll'ilIIZIll0. VVIt'l'I'17Ii,,l. Cast-lla, A. Alberto, R. Ilylc, W. 1gl,ll'I1Ilg'21IIll', T. Avss-lr. Se-rwoml Row: D. Duppcr, Mgr.. Assl. 11UilI'll IVI. lx pmitk W Thom is HfulC'o.uI1lt Inch V I'nnn ll fiom I fn lluo 9 M-.u X l fouhl Nlil I1 1 ki 1,SLWill'0.5.5USIlI4'k.IJ.1Jl'5lIlIOIH'.lJ. o 1 ', . zu. -1 , - - , , , 1 f -H ,- --, i fl Q- X ,W . . 1, ,HUV- llllltl Ilowzilil llollnlan. Mgt.. X. xllkllil, lu. Duppvr. D. lil'ic'km-r. lil. Candy, A. Calluso, ,I. Cast-lla, R. Toulson, D. T'TIIW'ilI'iIS, C. SmilI1.C. Slliw-I4-r. ,I. N'l1-It-iillvzl.. Sl-1-lnan. Mgr. 1'0lIl'III Row: I, Sclllnillt. Wurst, IVI. IV1itl'Il10, I.. Thomas. T. I'rall. Ii. IVlailIs-n. IVI. CQIIAIIVV H Galluso IJ Iirown K XVNI K Soil l XII I I 'ii ii' A ' L' ' l1I'l'. 1. I wrlo. Ii. I'yI1-. .l. Iiorrs-Ili. Ii. Ix'IllI1IIbLlll'l'. Coach Lt-rch cues Casclla. Ron Lerch began what was to be his final season as Head Coach of Lerch's Legions. Expectations ran high as fifty-two players reported to the squad. After hard double and single sessions, the season began against the Clippers of Clayton. ln a hard fought game, the Dragons suffered defeat by the score of 8-0. One week later the Dragons met Pit- man. Although the Dragons were ahead throughout the majority of the game, fate once again struck the squad. With one minute left on the clock, the Dragons suffered an emotional defeat by the score of 17-13. A week of hard work and colorful psyching methods proved suc- cessful for the Dragons. Saturday afternoon ended with a 14-6 victory over the previously undefeated Eagles of Pen nsville. This was the first time since 1969 that Kingsway gridders had defeated Pen nsville. As a result of the game, John Casella received the Touchdown Club Line- man ofthe Week award and Head Coach Ron Lerch was cited as Coach of the Week by the Courier Post. After a 22-0 loss to a well coached Salem team and a frustrating 6-6 tie with Gloucester, the Dragons engineered an overwhelming 33-0 defeat over Schalick High School. ln contradiction to numerous news- paper speculations, which favored Schalick, the Dragons easily han- deled the Cougers. Senior Tim Avsec was honored by the Touchdown Club as the Back of the Week for his fine effort. The annual Thanksgiving Day rivalry against the Red Devils of Pennsgrove ended the season much the same way as it began. Like earlier games, this one displayed the same tenseness and competitive- ness, but again Kingsway experienced defeat. Although the Dragons refused to give up and statistically dominated the game, the final tally registered 20 to 12. The retiring seniors wish next year's team good luck. 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' .1 lb , gy an , '?f v - .4 4 A ...f 1 1 -3 .V '.- V -- 2 ' 1.-. . , R -fi. mr' -Si ' ' ' in Q51 Ti ??f42wa- - 1' -51 17 2 'if , . ' '. .f i J 1 s, if:-1 -A fumsia a s ' T f gf.:-rigs, 3 ' , '.4w.f'7E:'fi5TT '- 'miaiqf-5'r r ' f 1-xJ?f'1L4aIZaSm i...3??'3? J w Wh ' Coach Lerch and his sturdy linemen. 1 fx. SYQH '47 .yy ' J I 4. if H , ' ff-USUN ' 'M' , ,fmmmw is V 1 f 'f.'?::5. ,,,,.2'-T . ' L 'Y-'-f- M-'- .,- Q.: .K ., W ' . Vlwmhmh , ,,,,,,, VA: 1 I . J fwff f ' M ,N fmwc 4. ' 1 V Ml , 1' W' . .W , .M Q. V V ,,,,. ,L .mf ,f m J H- ra V- ..., , ' , I ' 5, I, Q , 3 . ,H - ' Y ' , f . , fit, 1 ,lfx .V . A -, . 1' ruvlwwrz ' ww:-'f.i,'3 ' ' 4'fffY1Vk'!., u . ,rf -,wx U f - K, , ,,.. gg I ,4 4 V H' J X 4 5 , 1 A. M'-' ' m .,,, f -. ., ,J , 'f , g ' ,,-. f g,:,:1f J .Mx '-fkwifpcf.-15.1 . f .,,, . , W H.'5f?Eff:m, fs ng, wb' ,ix ' yr j .J,:k:g. 'E-f:::sw:'1 - - A - V ' Q, I A - 30 I Do'-us. . 2,5 L 'fi' 1 ,X fggxvfgfa , -an ' M gm' XXX-H: H 'N -X qi! il 12 if ,-, 1 117 8 The staff of Hockey Head Coach Candice Zientek, JV Coach Anne Ward and Frosh Coach Tom Schoener guided the girls to a 5-5-3 record, making it another successful season for the Dragonettes. The girls jumped off towards a successful season by scoring three straight victories over Gloucester Catholic, St. James and Delsea. The agony of defeat came when they lost a hard fought game to Pennsville by a score of l-0. The girls rebounded with a decisive win over Clayton 4-0. This was a special game for senior Vicki Becker. Miss Becker scored all four goals in this game breaking her previous individual re- cord of a hat trick. Vicki also broke the record for having the most goals scored in a varsity career. Her total amounted to thirty-four goals. Another win followed against Pennsgrove and then the season ended with two ties and three losses. The Hnal loss of the season came as Can- dy's Kids were outscored in the last minutes of the State Tournament game against Ham monton. This was the fifth consecutive State Tour- nament in which Candy's Kids participated. Team members garnered many awards. Vicki Becker was named to the Tri-County and South Jersey Group I first teams. She was also selected as Second Team All Groups All South Jersey. Mitch Kadlecik, Bonnie Seeman and Patty DeAngelo were also named to the Tri-CoLm- ty and All South Jersey Group l teams. These stars along with other outstanding seniors, Co-captains Sandi Glass and Carol Sharp, wish the hockey team much success in the future. Returning letter winners for next year are juniors Patty DeAngelo, Mag DeSimone, Sharon Holgate, Carole Range, Kathie Reed and sophomores Joyce Barbagallo, Peggy Brown and Jeanne Paranto. These returning girls, plus the successful JV team which supported a 5-1-4 record, assure us a winning season next year. K 0 1 Gloucester Catholic 3 St. James 3 Delsea 0 Pennsville 4- Clayton 1 Pennsgrove 0 Gloucester 5 Salem 1 Schalick l Woodstown 0 Pitman 0 Gateway 0 Ham monton ' 'State Tournament X First Row: P. Brown. Second Row: S. Glass, Coach C. Zienlek, C. Sharp. Third Row: V. Becker. B. See- man. J. Paranto, P. DeAngelo. Fourth Row: J. Barhagallo, IVI. Kadlecik, K. Reed, C. Hmlgc, S. Holgale. 1 20 Mann. D14 'W IH 1 . 2 SENIOR STANDOUTS I Qu f .: ,I ll-l :nn 4, ,l. , 'g l', .W V ' Af' JI x xx S I7 Hllh nv, I Xl H Xl XX X I O Ill nl INK XXKX YK 0 ! fl! uu lla H W 0? 12 .Q.!:. 5 ' f 1 ,XV 'K H!!-1--n1 'vxs X V , ll ul.x ' ' K XYX if ? 3 E 52 v X Q 3 5 ll E 5 arsity if ll Bottom: J. Mann, A. Thomas, L. Stanley, J. Zayac, J. Kavaliunas. Second Row: J. Maccarone, W. Muntz, C. Coyle, D. Winter. Third Row: S. Rival, A. Rode. S. Dup- per. Fourth Row: S. Haddock, T. Leone, M. Desimone, K. Leone, D. Pusey. 12 2 m ay . . ig -as t M -e ix :T-2-. N. ' , ZW, , i ,,. ,. , 'sf W 5' S .- iff-ff , . -- -W --715-gan j . The T5 A . s T ' ' H - Qu, 4 i.,, ..kh .v .I - it - is-.....s...r.a -- t 1 - ' ttf L X.-ii... , A W - Ai. 1 . -- Q - . -. f K , : V ' Q H ,. , ,,,, .11 A , . . A ss. ,.. .Nr F' .. A , A' A W t' l ag A A A A .1 a J - ii rv ,-.. g 1- -1 V t' - . 4- 3 1' M , a gm A -1 ,Q X I .. , v X-11 H we ' FAS' -- .3-wr w. fssipu- S i t W '1 .... . e5i' M '5'5 14 W Coach Tom Bergin's inaugural season as Coach of the Cross Country Team was auspicious as the harriers of Kingsway en- joyed seven victories during the year. The team finished seventh in the Tri-County Championship meet, defeating Pennsgrove, Woodstown, and Schalick. An outstanding freshman, Mark Mihlebach, emerged as the team's number one runner. He won the Gloucester County Freshman race, and established a new school record of 16:26. Captain Joe Higgins was the only senior on the squad and this bodes well for the future of Dragon Cross Country. Outstanding performers for Coach Bergin were Terrance Shorter and LeRoy Tyson. These two young performers scored many points and have a bright future for Kingsway. John 0'Donnell and James West continually improved and will be valuable members of next year's team. Coach Bergin is optimistic for the teamis future. Af' Nur'-' Clayton Clearview Pitman Pennsville Salem Gloucester Washington Township Shalick Paulsboro Delsea Glassboro Woodstown Pen nsgrove Gloucester Catholic Berlin f '1' nf ' wal -.1 Kneeling: S. Monoque, 1. West, J. Higgins, Coach Bergir-1,,l. Corcoran. Standing: L. Tyson, J. 0'Donnell, L. Diggs, T. Shorter, M. Mihlebach, R. Weisel. 2 'Rls First Row: S. Pyle, D. Merighi, D. Lovelace, L Alberto. Secondililow: C. Thompson L Lovelace ,I Damask A Leone K Kuhar. Third Row: L. Hoffman, C. Alcott, B. Hemple, Coach Camino, E. Nickerson L Still A new image emerged on the tennis courts this year as Coach Pete Camino took the helm of the Fall Tennis team. Pete's major prob- lem was the instituting of a new tennis philosophy to a group of stu- dents possessing mixed talents and attitudes. The primary problem was one of developing a winning attitude in a sports program that had suffered through two previous all losing seasons. The girls rapidly adjusted and adopted new techniques and, im- provements soon could be seen. Lori Hoffman exemplified the new attitude for Camino's Racketters. Jorge Damask gave untiringly of herself and, despite an illness, proved herself to be an outstanding athlete with unlimited potential. She is already looking forward to a victorious senior year. She will be joined by eight other underclass- men-Eleanore Nickerson, Ann Leone, Cheryl Thompson, Bonnie Hemple, Dawn Lovelace, Peggy Barber, Donna Merighi, and Leanne Still. We wish well to the returning members of the tennis team. 12 Coach Camino gives guidance . . N 19:93 - Q 'fig' 4,0 0 o V s ...W Q W... -.. V 'rf . nn ibiwllhiihflw --5-g?2:h'i'sia 'i'i i h 1 E i V I R5 o V991 N 45' , O0 -X xi Q 6901 . o':'. N A -Q if DV SSN N fi. 1 K Y ' x i YZ' , jg- 1 ff ,iy xiii gig, Q ,Q 1 Q, f f, fruvrz Pen nsville Woodstown Delsea Pennsville Washington Twp. Pen nsgrove St. James QNJQ Salem Pitman Woodstown Salem Pitman Delsea Pen nsgrove St. James CND 1 'W-my ., ,, ,ff 3' , , 1' - .xg - 1 . 'A VKKQKIWQAK-M5523 1 -IW , ,f'. ., , A , -iii-. , .jk 1,1 T 4' 1 ff ii : ' 34' .- , , , - ul':V'E157'Qi 2 28 K 0 45 Clearview 75 52 Berlin Tech 67 45 Gloucester 62 80 Vlfoodstown 55 54 Paulsborrrl' 58 52 West Deptfordi' 63 44 Delsea 76 50 Schalick 67 56 Pennsville 55 37 Pitman 67 63 Pennsgrove 65 63 Clayton 80 53 Gloucester 52 44 Salem 97 56 Wfoodstown 78 63 Delsea 67 54 Pennsville 58 46 Pitman 80 65 Schalick 72 52 Pennsgrove 74 45 Salem 92 62 Clayton 66 'Christmas Tournament Jack Russell, returning to the basketball wars after a hiatus of one year, faced a tremendous rebuilding problem. Nine eager young varsity players greeted Coach Russell on November 15. After weeks of long tiring practice, the season was inaugurated against Clearview High School. Until the season finale against Clayton, these young men displayed an aggressive improving style of play. Ted Knight roved to be a leasant surprise as he emerged high scorer in many games. Terry Shorter aiso contributed to the scoring efforts as the Dragons earned two victories while being competitive in sixteen games Our team was never out of a game until the fourth quarter, and eight contests could have tip- ped either way as the were decided in the last thirty seconds. Kingsway's point production increased, whereas the enemy's declined. An excellent attitude prevailed among the players and with the return of nine veterans next year, we expect nothing but continued improvement from Russell's men of the hardwoods. Coach Jack Russell and Captain George Gaines O 5 ,...J L. Q. vvling: H. Pow:-rs, ,l. Mullen mgrs. Standing. ,L Ramlm-ll, IC. Barton, M. Hunk:-I, .l. Sclnnidt X J Gill SKET B Q O 3 gy .i - g . Clearview 53 Q Gloucester 69 N5 Woodstown 38 Z3 Delsea 40 l4 Schalick 49 1 Pen nsville 40 .8 Pen nsgrove 71 I0 Salem 53 .6 Pitman 59 I1 Clayton 29 .0 Gloucester 69 E0 Wocidstown 34 Z0 Delsea 38 22 Schalick 72 t5 Pen nsville 38 Z2 Pen nsgrove 53 l0 Salem 41 Z0 Pitman 53 Z7 Clayton 38 LL First Row: T. McBride, C. Range, P. Toulson, D. Davis, B. Dare, S. Glass, J. Mann. Second Row: Coach Ward I Ci tar t K. Owen, .l. Carter, K. Rt-ed. D. Spence, L. Stanley, S. Smith, Coach Crane. Something new was added to the Girls Basketball program at Kingsway his year-a male coach. Coach Bill Crane took over the helm of the Jragonette hardwood performers and began the task of building a suc- :essful girls basketball program. Many hours of hard work were devoted at Jerfecting basic fundamentals. Offensive and defensive patterns were run and improvement was soon seen. The defense showed great improvement 1s they cut down dramatically on points scored by the opposition. Ball iandling ability steadily improved. Younger players on the squad will nave an opportunity to develop still further. The ground work had been laid for the future. Seven of the eight varsity girls will return next year. Only Sandi Glass graduates. Captain Carole Range will lead the red and black to a higher standing in the league next year. She will be joined by returning vets Tanya lVlcBride, Kathy Reed, Darla Spence, Kelly Owen, Debbie Davis and Lisa Stanley. Coach Anne Ward led the junior varsity to six victories outof seventeen games and the team finished in the middle of the league. A sharp scurekee per ati N v , T f W' E L. G 4: :Fx ,, Q- Ulm.7J N l ,., A young group of grapplers greeted Coach Gruber to take a grip on the new wrestling season. Little did they know at the beginning of the season that this was to be the swan song of Coach Gruber as he announced his retirement from coaching after the last match. Expectations of a fine season ran rampant through the squad. However, a lack of wrestlers at the upper end of the weight bracket caused us to lose several matches through the year. Despite this, the men of the mats brought home five vic- tories. lndividual winning records were turned in by Anthony lVlaccarone, Steve Avsec, Mike Maccarone, ,loe Higgins and Greg Rego. Chris lVlucci split even in eighteen bouts. lVIike lVlaccarone turned in the best season performance as he was victorious seven- teen times. ,loe Higgins, at 135, is the only graduating senior that will leave the squad. With ten returning veterans including Steve lVlonogue, Elmer Roane, Ed Dupper, Andy Cattuso and John Melendez, the future looks bright for the Dragon wrestlers next year. Assistant Coach Urion can be assured of a winning 779 season. 1 C oaches Cruber and Union III at tion K 0 22 Delsea 40 29 Delran 23 22 Clearview 29 56 Riverside 12 12 Pennsville 44 33 Clayton 32 6 Woodbury 4-9 22 Salem 28 26 Pennsauken Tech 30 12 Pitman 33 10 Pen nsgrove 45 34 Berlin Tech 23 32 Cumberland 21 16 Glassboro 37 First Row: C. Nlucei, S. lVlonoque, lVl. Maccarone Captain, S. Avsecr, A. lVlaecarone. Second Row: R. Urion Coach, .l. Higgins, G. Rego, A. Calluso, E. Roane, E. Dupper, Coach T. Gruber. 1 36 MANAGERS AVSEC and PARANTO Woodstown Clayton St. James CPa.J Pennsville Gloucester Schaliek Delsea St. James Pennsgrove Salem Woodstown Clayton Pitman Gloucester Delsea Schalirzk Hammonton Pennsville Pennsgrove Salem Pitman o 1 l 10 1 6 15 17 10 7 3 4 2 5 6 8 3 13 7 8 9 5 4 0 1 Back Row: B. lVIcQuade, A. Azzari, lVl..Carney, W. Burlingame, E. Roane. Second Row: Coach P. Camino, Pt Watkiils, W. Thomas, T. Avsec, E. Dupper, D. Br1ekner,,l. Higgins. First Row: Mgr. D. Dupper, S. Avsec, R. Pyle, Statisticians R. Maugerl, A. Leone, R. Viereck, D. Viereck, Mgr. G. Burlingame alt and Ed Form Pitching Duo Coach Camino's club began the season with a formidable goal ' 1 in mind-unseating South ,Iersey's number two ranked nine as Tri-County champion. Pennsville broke from the gate with an outstanding 16-1 record. They then met Walt Burlingame and the Dragons. In one of the finest games played in recent memory, our Dragons edged out Pennsville 6-5. This exciting victory near the end of the season helped to overshadow our poor start when Kingsway lost five of their first six games. Coach Camino in a series of team meetings instilled a new spirit in the team and they won six of their next seven games, a minor miraclef, The victory over Pennsville led to fine win streak as the Dra- gons won their final four games. With a fine nucleus from the varsity and excellent potential graduating from Coach Yourison's freshmen and Coach Iannottiis teams bodes well for the future. Ed Dupper exemplified the resurgence of the Dragon nine as he mastered Salem with a 5-0 no-hit victory. The first uno-hitterw in the school's history. Excellent pitching will be the key-note for the next few years at Kingsway. An outstanding individual achievement was won by Walt Burlingame as he was chosen on the All Groups All South Jersey Baseball Squad. JUNIOR VARSITY SQUAD ...Quik Q92 FRESHMAN SQUAD 138 asp ,, A H li 5 .M .F 1' Q , I :Y T t i ff! ' . Q 5 :mf X ' swf be 1 fb? Q ,' 2 : 3 msn -.-W..,..,.kw-.W.,4,..- - -QQ, 1 . fy was if-as ff H- -X.. 1 f af W, 5 -ivisw . I? ailmvnsqg-'K' hw. 5, MWA ,-, - A-tl i'1 1'-JDS-I'fA --.U 1 K 0 2 0 Pennsgrove 5 5 Woodstown 0 4- Glassboro 1 1 Pennsville 4 , 5 St. James 0 3 Delsea 2 5 Clearview 0 5 Salem 0 5 Woodstown 0 3 Pitman 2 2 Pennsville 3 2 Pennsgrove 3 3 Delsea 2 3 Salem 2 3 Pitman 2 5 Hammonton' 0 3 Middle Township' 2 1 Pennsgrove' 4 'State Tourney Back Row: A. Alberto, S. Holgate, P. Diaz, W. Schober, L. Ricker, C. Alberto, R. Pyle, Coach M. Pszwaro. Front Row: S. Dupper, G. Shiveler, K. Souder, P. Hudson, J. Kelley, F1 Sperber. Tennis Team Triumphant Coach Mike Pszwaro's tennis family strung together a series of victories that once again spelled success for the tennis program. Thirteen victories were scored by the family as it drove to a second place finish in both the Tri-County League and South Jersey Tournament. Three returning lettermen were joined by Leonard Ricker, a transfer from California, and Pete Diaz, an erstwhile baseball player. Leonard, at first singles, garnered the Tri-County Singles Championship. Angelo Albertoand Pete Diaz both were over the 500 mark as singles players during the year. The doubles partners of Bill Schober and Glen Alberto, and Rick Pyle and Sharon Holgate also scored over 500. This year's tennis team faired better than any other Kingsway team. Coach Pszwaro racked up his eighty-fourth career victory as a coach this year, and could become the second Kingsway coach to score his 100th victory. This was the third year in the last five that Coach Pszwaro's racqueteers have made the State Finals. All netters improved during the course of the year and inasmuch as only two mem- bers graduate, Angelo and Bill, we SINCERELY expect next yearls edition of the ten- nis team to abandon their bridesmaids role and secure the Championship of the State Tourney. 140 .- 'w , mel?-w ffbi 5981 2 . L, VZ? 142 ,,, ,ydiluii Glass and O3Donnell et Records at Kingswa ' XL. 1 'f 'J ls J, . The Cinderellas and Cinderfellows of the Track team waged a long, hard campaign under artic-like conditions this spring. The frigid temperatures made it difficult to entice large numbers of trackers to the track program and as a result Coach Sellen and Assis- tant Coach Moritz faced the problem of inadequate numbers of athletes to compete against larger schools in our conference. This lack of depth did not deter individual members ofthe team from ex- hibiting outstandings performances. An outstanding exam ple would be Sandi Glass placing second in the County and fifth in All-South Jersey Womens Open in her specialty, the two-mile. Her time of l2:20.6 established a new school mark. The males, not to be out- done, put on show John O,Donnell, who romped to a 2:07.7 half- mile to break a fifteen year-old school record. Other members ofthe squad who contributed courageous performances were: Leroy Tyson in the half-mile, mile, and two mile. Bon and Scott Tourlson both ran the 440, and John Randall ran the mile. Lamont Johnson per- formed in the 100 yard dash, the javelin, discus, and long jump. A sophomore, Carmen Mami, specialized in the weights for the team. The nucleus of the Girls Track team consisted of Peggy Brown, Tracey Toulson, Tracey Smith, and Stacey Smith. The attitude of the athletes who completed the season was out- standing. They completed the season by doing well in all of the regional meets. Many underclassmen will return next year and we hope that the team will bring us some medals and trophies next year. K 36 H2 Pe-nnsvillc 20 P1'Ill1Sgl'0Vl' 48 Vvoodstown 30 Delsca 25 H2 St. James 30 Pitman 20 Clcarvicw 7 Salem 50 Schalick won Clayton won Gloucester Front row: L. Johnson, T. Clarke, S. Carter, Mark Pedrick Back row: J. Robinson, B. Enghlom, J. Randall, S. Toulson, R. Toulson, D. Chapman, E. Barton, J. Gattuso, C. Mami, J. 0'Donnell, L. Tyson. U 80 U2 ll I 83 10l 105 U2 l0l ll l 124 84- Furlieil lforfeit 143 144 ,K A 19 7 f lk 1 - ,V -,,,, ' ji' 71, f. Q Q 2 . X ve . Q 1 yi A,1. 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' , r ,Q 'nw' MW.,.,, r ' ,-as A Lg ,sf ,L ,,,, W H J, W .5 , ,v . ,, I H A I-.1-1 Q 4f,w t-'ff Qi JW WN- 'U'-al' N K O 4 St.,Iames 3 ' 5 Wcmoclstown 17 1 to ' A I 5 6 Clayton 12 A Am Q 5 Pitman 19 5 Pennsville 12 4 Clayton 12 0 Schalic-k 16 9 Gloucester 22 1 Pennsgrove 6 13 Delsea 16 24 Salem 25 8 Vvoodstown 24 5 Pennsville 23 12 Gloucester 15 1 Schalick 16 9 Pennsgrove 23 1 Pitman 16 10 Salem 15 5 Delsea 6 Back Row: D. Czedledi, C. Range, J. Lake, K. Reed, K, Owen, L. Stanley, B. Hunt, B. Searle. Front Row: M. Kadlecik, V Becker, Coach M. Suiter, C. Sharp, D. Lloyd. oftball Season Falls on Hard Times l The Softball season fell upon hard times this year as the Dra- gonettes of Head Coach Marge Suiter and Assistant Coach Tom Gru- ber began a rebuilding program. Displaying a persevering attitude, our girls never gave up no matter what the score. They managed but one victory during the season, going down to defeat many times due to errors of commission rather than omission. Vicki Becker, Michelle Kadlecik, Judy Lake, Diedre Lloyd and Carol Sharp were seniors who carried an aggressive attitude onto the diamond. They will be missed next year. Coach Gruber managed a victorious season with the ,IV's, smashing out a nine and seven record. These ,lV,s plus nine varsity returneels give promise of a more successful season next year. 146 X 1 ,war A... 99411 'f '-1' axis 1 ,ww Ov Q i ' Q ' af N ,., ,- an A ,Nu 31 .ng . ,,,,,- , ,, -5 -a, 552322121 A ., ,Mg ,,f,-Q' ,gy .gg .7'f 'w Q W' 'llffx 'YQQQT ' 'yfyfxg 5 -.1 , 'jf ' -,1xfa'x J -:mf-'. If ti . W x g'g.',g,, -'we-1 ik: ' . , ,L sv- - 'M . ' 4. v-l'-1sgg:,,+'-:f 2.5 Q fi Q-. 7--af Qssmgfxf 'f 'wgxb ,.'1.f-N.', -.I sunk ' .H 2-459' ' , - , -f yer! Q , M., -f-M-if-: vsgxwbf . ,,,,,, . ..,,,, h. , N Ak xx ,Nw f .J 4,6-,af-Y 'Q 1 J. L' Q. 4' 5'rai4' N . ' N 2. - jk . , . A ' ,M 'K W' ' , Q1 .w,V ,, , A A m' -b 33,-'V A . -.., X,-. yawn ' - , i f, N' a- y ' -v,, ' 5 . V v, I. H -nw. M. V .f M V7 lg' it ., 1 Z in A iw . , if 1, 148 'af'-kwin-f wmv, A wiring K .. 5,15 A X KAWQXMG k:QQKa,, k:,..r,, ,Q Q .g,,..,- -,r,:We,f',f..,.+1-ffl, 1'-j 'f .7 . -s k . - ,W Ti:-i ?f'4- g'f'4 g x ,..L A - .4X .l.,7,,.. X WM: ,, W1-m.,,.,vm.,,,,,-f,-,,,,.n-V. ..,g,m,,,k,,M -ig., up - Awww... -.,.w.m. -..-B mf.f,w.,x.......n-S1:.,. qw. S V, Q if a ,.fQ'? Q 5 5 ks +L, eeman Sole Senior on Golf Club In the continuing saga of difficult sport seasons, the golf team found driv- ing to victories to be in the rough. Five returning veterans were joined by three newcomers to try to linkfsj together a Victory skein. However, the bogey man struck and the golfers found it difficult to par many holes. Despite having a team primarily made up of underclassmen, the team was successful in using their irons and woods in putting down the Woodies of Woodstown. One senior, Bonnie Seeman, will be graduating giving Co-Coaches Nlilchanoski and Kraft a fine nucleus for next year's golf squad. Retuming to the squad next year will be Kevin Stetser, Brett Middleton, Ray Lubrana, Michelle McCracken and David Zeck. K 0 . 0 Clearview 6 0 Classboro 6 if 0 Pc-nnsville 6 ' l Pennsgrove 5 V if ' , 2'f2 Woodslown 3112 V. V i V - ' l St. james fPa.i 5 V A 2 Schalick 4 0 Salem 6 0 Pitman 6 4112 Woodstown l V2 0 Pa-nnsville 6 l Pitman 5 l Sl. ,Iames1N.,l.i 5 l P1-nnsgrovc 5 150 L-R: Co-Coach D. Kraft, D. Robinson, R. Lubrana, K. Stetser, D. Zeck, B. Nliddleton, B. See- man, Co-Coach J. Mllchanoski. .fp :J -. ,z x K ',QA - If , -4 L iw .. .L ,, V? 3.-az. Sr ' .15 4. Q rw ,nz A ,5 1 W- f' pq. ..,, . 'W 92,f 4 , , . 2 ,is -1 :z A:f.' - N' if . x.: N Q:iLe 9,,y,?,Q . . y.. 1' KW .f' 9 '55 Jef- Q1 ' 5,5 . ,gr X X , , -,,-xy -.4 Y , ef 5. if . sa L5 ff! f , K, nj,-X ,jg l'x'?'f'S K x?1i5gg7?,5J f , W, 4 -- , . 'ew . 'W' w ,-f,..w :gg-.3W:. sf :gm 'J '-f'T1'--aff: : 2.? Q'.'?5f'Y...q,,,'2fm-:MA ,W wa sw 1 .W k ,, ' fssii If if, L V 1 v 5 . - gh ii. .,g....,...--,, 2 ,S-.-403 .11 mm xg, Q5 'ii ZZ I A2 'g 'K Zf xii, it A o -X ij xx ala 5 Q T -lf- o 0 Q 'O S G' E' ' W J Y 4 S Y v s 5 JZ:fffTZ 2 3 ,-,.,,,1-f'- 7 taff Advisor: Mr. Marks Assistant Advisor: Mrs. Schiepan Co-Editors: Peggy Frampton Bill Schoher Associate Editor: Beth Schmidt Business Manager: Donna Brown Underolassmen Editor: Donna Meiler Advertising Manager: Mary Paranto Head Typist: Judi Tyson Band Editors: Kathy Cotton Michelle Kadlecik Supple-ment Editors: Kitty Baker Laura Tice Photography: Nancy Sutton Photographer: Mr. Scheoner Art Editor: Kitty Baker General Staff: Carol Sharp Angelo Alht-rto ,Ian Crawford Esther Sehastiani Diane Eardley Mark Pr-drick Maryanne Delmrenzo Bev Crispin Lamont johnson Charla Homan 154 X ., y Jf .-1, 1' ,al v'w N,- ' ' .i112w !' A gwvv , ,M if ff' W i,g X 5: -...Q . ,ww f 0 if . S - 1 t ' 9 ., -vi? Weir - - 'Af I: s . ,- V f Nu. , xr ws H -. 2' H , Q I Ii' f , QA KEY CLUB W. Uuvifl Tlmlmls, Advisor gf ' f' '- - vi.-41 .',i'-1 I , ARCHERY CLUB DRAGON W. David Thmnas, Advisor Thmnus Clawson, Advisor ,,- , - STUDENT COUNCIL Dani:-I Kraft, Advisor 1 1 U . 1 AA,' I my-A--,.,..4.4, 1 1, iv SENIOR MICVIBI-IRS OI-' NA'I'ION'XI. IIONORSOCIICTY WiIIiam Crulw. -Xrlvism' ,. , D I . ,L.., 'Wf' S' I If I - ,I I I fm I A A rf A I I M : I . I - 1 SSIII I 1 l ' I If H 1. f M gf' - '...'L. fer' Isgiff ' T.- ' A Ax - ' If ' 1 . 'v . fr. ' I ' 1 . 9. f-H' I 1- I , F4 I A If A p I, -4' I V - ,' -. -. . I A H I E f. -' L I ': f if I I A 5 I Lk I535 bf I Ffh Tm I -' 3' Ig? 'Y' .Q . ,I I ' ' ' I I I- , I ' fi b ' A A In i 4-sf '31 :.'I4. '. ' lv- , -. J i ' - 5 Y R It , f 1, 1 H , , F, N qi i n M 'V as 9,1 x ' - ' K - ii A A- x V. in x N' p kg! Y , ff S'-5 ., - - ? Q .f , 'V A .f ' 'i Q I ' 'L' 5: 5 ' ' I T ' ' 'I ' ' ' . . sr-iw Q I 'P' I ' : - ' -- R- fi 'R g fg 5 s f V 5 A I Aff? f 4 - . A? I f 5 . 'X . K J .3 A X N 1, W. . , ' .1 7 A . ,K , , fiw in , . -Y ml WY N ,, 'I , N-,W ' ' U ,M if I ,A L. M. alt Y ' I A I - I IAA - 4 , A . ZZZZ , ', , ,.f . , '- I ' W. fy - I ,V Q , . f Q Y X, U b . A ., 1,, ff- ,ww ,,,. I fn ' ' 'I 'w 'W' f fiijiimf' I I I I I IRII .',:-'if f' 1L'- V ', ' , ' ,, , I, LLZL, , - .L vf f i .IUNIOR IVIEIVIRERS OF NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY William Cram-, Advisor SKI CLUB Ron I.:-rch, ,Iuhn IVIiIcI1anoski, Cu- Advisors 1 .IUNIOR CHORUS Ianws Eilvl, Ilirvcf ,v-.A 8 -. H SENIOR CHORUS James Ella-I, Director JUNIOR BAND Relmeua Iulander, Director FRENCH CLUB W. David Thomas, Advisor RUSSIAN CLUB Halina Brown, Advisor SPANISH CLUB Eileen Shanahan, Advisor 0 NURSES AIIJES ,Iuanita Lon-, Advisor gg FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA jack Slowman, Advisor AUDIO VISUAL AIDES Dennis Gallo, Advisor STAGE CREW john Cuvanaugll, Advisor S. H. 0. U. T. Ralph Baker, Director LIBRARY AIDES Brymla Filkins, Advisor VARSITY CIIEERI ERDERS C, Human .l. Tyson Cu-Captain K. Elclvl' L. Hllfflllilll R. Svull P. Fish P. Ruvim- D. Lail K MUUgt'I'l S. Smith 1: s 4 M5 - ' 'W ' q 1 gf Q, s, 1 A X f vm- Ky vgii N F Pr? gr , 'f' Y fi K K4 KKK K Lk,iL..., i s KK . gl . , ' K Q k. K '.,x K , Qii X KK K . K Q J X tdtxx .lx ' qi h q Q GQ: X Q A f x i A K s 1. li , it Q Z ...'-. 2? L -:Q . . - - :,k K K ' f H 1 - v ' K. 'K K - 'KW4,. Qi K is . . ,LK.x ,, K 5 W , -1,55 ,fygzg Aff - ,W ! Qgg - B M Band Perform in ew niform ,y. ai?- fi Sw si, jg ...K 55,35 gssfs-I A I ., W ik,,: Y f Q .1 f-4 ,-- ' 4 The onset ofthe 1977-78 Dragon Band Marching season saw two noticeable ehanges. The first was the appearance ofthe hand as they paraded in their new uniforms. approved and purchased hy the Board of Education. The second change was the addition of another assistant to lVlr. Eitel, Mrs. Halina Brown. These improvements marked the beginning ofa successful season for the Dragons. Along with their hmothall appearances, the hand performed in numerous parades including the Woodbury Fall Parade, Alloway Halloween Parade and the l'ennsgrove and Swedeshoro Christmas Parades. As concert season approached, the hand spent many hours practicing to perfect their music. Their efforts paid offwhen on Wednesday, March 1st, the Con- gave an outstanding performance with such tunes as 'gSlaughter on Tent h Aven ue, featuring April Hewes as guest pianist, 'fCivil War Suite, Hfilue cert Band Tango. Burst of Flainef, and Hands Across the Sea. One ofthe major events the Dragons performed in was the Saint Patrick's Day Parade in Washington, D. C After sightseeing D. C. for two days, the hand gave one of their liest performances to a crowd ofapproximately 140,000 spectators, as well as a television audience. Fund raising activities for the trip in- cluded a Pancake lireakfast, Dance-a-thon, paper drives and cake sales. This year. several memhers ofthe Band were nominated and named to Wlicmls Who in Music in American High School Students. They are, Seniors: Donna Czegledi, lVlichelle Kadlecik, Leslie Lovelace, and Bill Scholmer. The ,lunior include: Ray l.uhrana, Kathie Reed, Steve Shoemaker. Darla Spence, and David Zeck. The Spring Coneert, TVlemorial Day l'arades in East Greenwich and Swedeshoro, and the Band Banquet hring an end to the 1977-78 season. The memliers of the Band would like to express their gratitude and appreciation to lVlr. liitel, lVlr. Frederieks, and lVlrs. Brown for all their time and effort put forth to keep the Band going. Thanks also to the Dragon liand Boosters for their support and hacking in all activities and performances. lVlueh thanks is given to those memlmers of the Band that put forth their hest efforts in representing Kingsway so successfully, and especially to the graduat- ing Seniorsg Bill Seholier. l'resident, Donna Czegledi, Vice-President, Michelle Kadlecik, Secretary and Red Band Captaing l,eslie Lovelace: Mark Pedriek, Matt Viscovichg Peggy Frampton, Flag Corps Captain, Kathy Cotton, Linda Raceyg April Howes, lVlary Paranto, Color Guard Captain, Nina johnson, Nancy Sutton. Flag Team Captain. wg qw J- ft 5.15 DIRECTORS: BAND OFFICERS: ,laum-s lfilvl Willialn Scholmer, PI't5Sidf?lll llulinu Brown Donna Cz:-gledi, Vice-President Millnn Fl't'dt'l'il7kS Miuhvlle Kadleuik, Sr-crclary .W , My ,.,f- .4 Nga- , FH '- , -' Wiki? nn . ..,,.Q ,, X, M, ...mv Rin -'.,, W. 4' CAIYFAIYS Ln-sliv All1l1l'uslvl' P4-51 Flilllllllllll Mary Puruntu Yann-y Sulhm Pall Casq-lla Wlivlwllv Kaullm-ik Uuvitl Z1-1-k lJurInSp1-nw liuynmml l.ul1runu A!-. . V V, I , uW, 55:gg.35,'f' Haw W , ,,,,, V . ' 1, :gifs ,Hgh I f Q1 K W - 1 , ,,,- V ,,,,.- J, W 4 x ,A,,n K ,, gi ,V W 'g Q 4' x 'f f Q' 5 H xxx Q, 3 4' f J , I 'W fs Q x 4 if I 1 ' ' L I Q Nix 1 g A K iz rf f 4 If li 'a K 'X QV , , I 1 , f. . 1 -my ? , , 4 4 . , I Q ef .Q 1 -. ' I ' f '. If .Q f Q , M K' ,,,' f ' L - '- ff! - P W 5 f 3 M EM W fa - X ' W V II' ,, J H ,, 'r5 fl -1. , Y' ' V' ff' lvl' V. I AA,' , , , 1 ,,M ,V Q 4' W in f, A VJ. ,' A f-. 1 ' ' 1- ' ' x . f L,- ' ' Q , - , - . 7-' f .V ,, iw - gr ,, K JA Vk,, . , - W rv :VK I gi JV Dvblmic' Rude-Dragon Mascot Lvslif- lxIl1llFUS!Pl4Dl'UlTl Ma-joreltv 166 ,ww f 6 MW! dw. 'Y' 7 A I Q I I X COLOR GUARD Many Paranlo-Captain Karen Kuhar .lackiv Mann ,luliv Kavaliunas Lynne- ,Innes Margo Lindsay Patty Ste-clwr Nina johnson Shirlvy Duppor FLAG CORPS Peggy Frampton-Captain Linda Cotton ,lane Mcliiughlin Donna Wiimler ,Iorganne Damask Violet johnson April Hawes Linda Ram-y Kathy Colton FLAC TEAM Nancy Sutton-Captain Micrlwllv Mivcraukvn Angela Puglisi T4-rri MuQuade Karen Danner Kathy Nickerson-Missing., MAJORETTES Patty Casella-Captain Lori Bc-nvenuto Lisa Desimone Eleanore Nickerson-iVlissln Y 168 W.,-v.,,.mmf-WM-.,m...,.m...,.K,ff - -1 6 is G S + Ni S df' !f X May-1978 Dragons in Concert vm a I J ' ,uf ,..- wx 1 Wiii N , Wm, .wr ix? 'wwf Sqn: WJ GN ga 91, it Q .,-Il 'PU 'F V 76 .fl A A 9 KW 'IW 178 THE CLASS OF 1979 PRESENTS THE GROUM SAID NO! I BY RUTH AND NATHAN HALE I , ,W CAST OF Cl IARACTERS Mrs. lm-x Cameron Mtlliltxl' Patty Cameron Daughter Age 14 Vickie Cameron Daughter Age 16 Steve Cameron Son Age 23, A recently lVlr. Will Cameron lfatlier Mrs. Sorenson Town Busy-Body Williti Williams Victlcieis Boyfriend Mary Alice Smith Little Girl Next Door Carol Curtis ,lulia Kavaliunas Sliirley llupper Mag Um-Simone ,lolin Casella clisczliargetl lVlarine ,lolm Kelly ,loAm1 Zayac Ray Lulirana Donna Wiiite-1' Rosanne lVlaugeri The girl Steve left beliintl Lt. Shirley Anderson jamie Billlmrougli Love ol' Steveis life Age 23 Ed Smitli Age 23 David Zeck www HV' ff! g 'Wan We m, 5 i ug l lf wa? A fx N f f 5 X ,C l 5555554 33253932 ..L.., 1.43 M! i 9' 1 5 i ' F19Rin f-A ,,,,W..,,.,M,,- .. N, ,. T., 82 k eff-' J! 1 -41' 1'-1- M' W K.. Aikyx -1 ,Ramp 'gf' M ,gi -L..L,,L. 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Q W-M . i K I AWARDS WINNERS Coop Education Scholarship to Further his Education-Timothy Avsec Student Desiring to Further his Education-Steve Engblom Citizenship?-Angelo Alberto-David DeSimone-Donna Brown-Robert Pyle lVlost Progress in Four Years History-Donna lVlarie Czegledi Best English Student in Four Years-David Smith Best Senior Agriculture Student-Vernon Simonelli Best Science Student in Four Years-,ludith Lake Athlete Planning to further hislher Education-Sandra Class- Service-Joseph lVlaccarone-Beth Schmidt-Laura Tice Henry Bud Engle Memorial Award-Judith Tyson Outstanding Student of Science-Judith Lake Character and Leadership-Angelo Alberto Character and Citizenship Above Marks-Carol Ann Sharp Scholastic Record, Character, and lntergrity-Angelo Alberto Outstanding Achievement-Kathleen Baker Highest Ranking Academic Student-Angelo Alberto Achievement in Math and Science-Angelo Alberto Most Outstanding Business Student-Peggy Frampton Most Progress in Four Years-Joyce Ann Schaub Student Showing Best All-Round Cooperation-Peggy Frampton Margaret Clifford Public Relations Award-lVla.ry Elizabeth Paranto Best Math Student in Four Years-Angelo Alberto Worthy Student Desiring to Further Education-Bonnie Seeman PTSA Scholarship Award-Beth Schmidt-Donna Czegledi Walter Burlinga ITIS 2 Top Ten Angelo Allwrlu .ludy Lakm- Peggy Frampton Mary Paranlo Carol Sharp Laura Tivv Both Suhlnidl Vicki B1-rtkvr Kalhrvn Slums-nmakm I Linda- Rlilftj' PUR Daughter- Wlqoday is the day you've been look- ing forward to for quite a while. To you it's one more rung in the ladder of escape to that outside world, free from all the constraints you feel have been imposed on you by your family, school and geography. MI know that at this point you can neither appreciate nor understand why some of these constraints were neces- sary, but nevertheless they have been established the pattern, for good or bad, for the rest of your life. What your mother and I do or say from this point on will probably have little or no ap- preciable effect on the mold that has been cast. Not th-at we wonlt keep try- ing. Your mother still has many lectures left, some that you haven't heard yet. uBut letls save those for another day and let me tell you what this day means to me, not just your graduation but the summation of your years of preparation and growing. Hlfrankly, kid, itis been a challenge to say the least. You, as the youngest, somehow came out as a product of the New Generation, challenging the tradi- tions and mores of society that my generation accepted as sacred. You rocked the boat and then didnlt even think it was necessary to help bail out the water. HAS a member of this new genera- tion, spawned in this age of affluency, planned obsolescense and instant grat- ilication, you wanted more and sooner that we were ready to give, but I guess I canit fault you for that. And you, like your peers, think that the whole world can race along on a plastic credit card while somebody else pays the fiddler. MI know you thought at times we were too restrictive, expecting you to come home at what we considered a decent hour, expecting you to help pick up the mess around the house and help with the dishes and expecting you to act like a lady at all times. But whatever you thought at these times, I think and hope that you know down deep that what we did, we did because we cared. So I guess what I am trying to say to you on this day, dear daughter, is that although you challenged us in many ways and didn't always meet our high expectations, you brought a lot of joy into our lives. I can tell you that both your mother and I have shared a good deal of pride and pleasurc in seeing you develop into an attractive young woman ready to challenge whatever comes you way. Finally, we want you to know above all that the concern, gui- dance and love we have given you for the past I8 years have been and will continue to be there wherever you may be. L'lVIuch love, Dadf' 12 1878 f, ff ZW . .va f ,M 1 Congratulations From Your Neighbor FARMER'S NATIONAL BANK Over 70 Years of Service to Our Community Offices in Mullica Hill and Richwood 478-2817 589-0992 You can go a long way in a few short years. lf, 8 fs ss N 'tl ffffff i ills?-'gy 5, f GERMANY l P .s f, fl i--X. 1 ,V .2 I xv W, ' ' 'Nil' 35' y A - 1 Wie. 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President-Tracy Coyle lst Vice-President-Lois Pinzka 2nd Vice-President-Patti DiAngeIo Treasurer-lVIarian Davis Recording Secretary-June Thorpe Corresponding Secretary-Pat Zeck 2 CUSTOM M131LER's EXXON 1?9w1Hg andm ad S-mf f 68 Salem dbury, NJ 0 96 N 6 4' 2 9 E hone 845-201g I I , , and Repgifr WORK 08020 , : af 9 1 W Y '21 A 2? is El. E2 E ii Shrader 1 423-1666 1 . , . 13, ,,,L Q -, E , ,, 22-1 61 V - W--'6 V W. I .5 6 L W K1 ,, ANY, IN CONG RATULATE E CLASS OF 1978 the C President-Rick Corcoran Secretary-Nanc Treasurer-Katie Co-Advisors: Mr Ms. V G iii will laugh, some Depends on how they Good bye Steve I , 'i b 3 Jack,-Ho w V 8zgirls Mrs.dTillie'Mazar e S Mr. 81 Mrs. john J. Meiler Jr. Glen Sweeten Patricia Centurione B. H . Beckett Auntie Buttons '5Boogers The Rutledes Rev. 81 Mrs. Raymond Wagner Mr. 8: Mrs. John May Mr. Xt Mrs. William J. Racey B b P ll o e e Mrs. Fern Redrow Betty Tyson Stephie, Sheryl, Monica Soboloski K.C., Chuckie, Margie A friend Compliments of Mr. 81 Mrs. Lloyd Good luck Dee Love Shelton Melissa Martin Mr. 8: Mrs. R. Shoemaker 223 46292 224 PATRONS Joseph Louis Miller Barbie Autrey Pat Garrett Jr. Terry Dentino Bonnie Morton Al 8r Trudy Schober Rick 81 Trish Schober Compliments of Mr. Bristow Mr. 81 Mrs. Irving Frazier Richard 81 Christina Schober Linda Schober Grandmother McKnight Gary 8: Sue Compliments of Generous john David 81 Mona Hallman Mr. 81 Mrs. Albert Stecher Jr. John Benvenuto Family Ernie 81 Lori Party On J.P. Leo I. Smith ,Ioe 8K Ann Maccarone JoAnn Maccarone Kevin West john 8: Julie Senorita Shanahan Mr. B. Eng. II 305 Q9-101 Ingrid 81 ,let Anne Nard Gregg 8: Phyllis Mr. 81 Mrs. Robert Vaughan 81 Family ,lordan K Vicki Schlump 81 Family Will 81 Rue Misero Bud 8: ,lean Artz The Range Family The More Family Mr. 8: Mrs. James Ferguson Sr. To Bonny, I love you Jim jesus loves you Linda Hemple Smile, God loves you, The Hemples Mark W. Braxton Keena R. Ferrell Rev. 8: Mrs. Moore Thomasa Payne Tamika 81 Tamara David-Keena Claudine Ferrell Charlotte Ferrell Jimmy 81 Lisa Denise A. Douglas Kingsway's Hockey Team is the best Mr. 81 Mrs. Roosevelt Jones Mr. 8: Mrs. Glenn Gaskill Mr. 81 Mrs. J. D. Daly 81 Family Mr. 81 Mrs. John Ferko 8: Family Mrs. John Brickner Stella Pusey-Good luck Mr. 81 Mrs. David L. Davis Denise Cressman Mr. 8: Mrs. Spuler Mr. 8: Mrs. Warren Morgan 81 Family Good luck Sharon, from Gail Macky Paul Driver Tom Hodson W. R. Hanst Fine Home Builder David Nothdurft Rick The Puma twins Pete 81 Pete Mrs. E. Martell Mr. Q Mrs. R. Driver Sr. Debbie Mills Good luck Buddy, Love Kathy Kathy 81 Bobby Cheryl Thompson Robert O. Hackett Vince Botto Looking for a 58 Edsel Cheryl 8z Mike Crispin Celia L. Chomo Ken 81 Kathy Esther 8: Steve Christine Battaglia Good luck Ter, Nanc John Sr Terri Good luck class of 78 Mori 81 Terry Ms. Schiepan Stecher Chair Cain-Marion 358-8379 Tri chem Jean Yingst Mr. 8: Mrs. Harold Moore Kenneth DeLorenzo Construction Mr. Iannotti Bonnie Morton Mr. Ron Lerch 8: Family Mr. 81 Mrs. Arthur Stanley Miss Fudge Mr. Sr Mrs. Thomas Yourison Mr. 81 Mrs. George Leone The Pocono Partier Mortaley Alvin Pleebly III Good luck class of 78 Mr. S Mrs. William Staas Steve 81 Betsy DeGeorge Mr. 81 Mrs. William A. Ledden Good luck ShortyLuv Deb E.M.8zE.M.:e.m. David M. Robinson Good luck class of 78 D.A. Mr. 8: Mrs. George Anderson Mr. 8: Mrs. John T. Robinson Mousie No. 1 Donna Merighi Charles 8K Hazel Hoffman Joe Linda Racey Mr. 81 Mrs. Robert Racey Thurs. at Roost Francis H. Marks III Diane Camiolo MaryAnn Montanez Bill 81 Betty Patrick Kelley Donnybrook Farm Mr. 81 Mrs. Wilbert C. Brown Benny Newts Carmen 8: Donna Marianne Alber Kisela Vern 8: Kathy JoAnn Ears Zayac The Joe DeMaris Family Mr. Sz Mrs. Edmund Crispin jr. Kathy Crispin joey 8K Bev Mrs. Nathan T. Lippincott Mrs. Elsie Newton Donna M. Czegledi Mr. 81 Mrs. Charles Czegledi Sr. Ms. Dorothy Pacana Mrs. Celia Chomo Mr. 8: Mrs. Weigel! 8r jenny Shorty, Sarah, Deb, Denise Mr. 81 Mrs. Gerald Hoglen Ed Sr Edna Crispin The L. Tyson Family Lil, Pam 81 Moe Price Wilson Rodriquez Tyce 79 Harry Sz Ida Wells Cindy, Tony, Keya 'Bo Mrs. Gladys Martin 81 Family Henry 0. Clark Terene McBride God Bless 78 Mr. 8K Mrs. Elmer Howard Kenny Howard Cindy 81 Murphy
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