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

Text from Pages 1 - 230 of the 1980 volume:

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May all of our classmates be Rembrants in the years ahead. x6mff.? 771 at by W zeawm J Hawk I 4 Dedwaf 'fm Your ever-present smile and easy going manner paints a portrait of you, our Class Advisor, Mr. Kevin Lukas. With heart-felt kindness you have given the 1980 Senior Class more attention and concern than most of us could have hoped for. Your inspirational leadership and constant devotion in class projects, plays, sports, and other activities has guided us to a successful conclusion of our high school years. For the past six years we have looked to you for solutions to our personal as well as scholastic problems. And now, in appreciation for all of your efforts, we dedicate to you our 1980 yearbook. We will miss the jokes, the laughter, and the words of wisdom that you always are so willing to give. Everyone of us says a sad good-bye to you, but have no worry-we promise to walk with a purpose --just as you asked. ... .X eclicafio U H 6 z ,We . In 1977 the class of 1980 was privileged to have Mrs. Susan Guinan appointed as Co-Advisor of our class. From the beginning, her hard work, time and devotion continued both day and nightg whether it was staying late to finishdecorating the float, working on last minute details for the Prom, or organizing the Senior Trip. Her cheerful personality and thoughtfulness were instrumental in successfully guiding us through our final years at K. R. H. S. We have been very fortunate to have such a personable and devoted individual as one of our Class Advisors. To express our thanks and appreciation, we dedicate the 1980 LANCER to you, Susan Guinan. -,-Wu, ,,. , gif '- .,.,.,Q-NA-MX ,....,--H -3.-fi M ' - figif, hAZ , , I W- l x ' , - - 'X 5:4 , 'T ifS?QzJ,, 1 TQ m -Q5 J A if ' M... 'fl 7 Qfily if , '4 fur. ' ' i ff 1 f ' ,lg 1 :', -. fp, 0- ,Mf- -..'.-1-,..., A, KAW nvmuv-Jm 'RQMe4' - .,..-...,,.,,.---. ..,,,..f- ,K Y ,, VV., 10 his w ,, Q., fs 3 DID THE MOST FOR THE CLASS: MOST ATHLETIC: BEST ALL AROUND: Monica Misero, Mike Lisa Owen, Donald Fanslau Lisa Stanley, John Randall Carney W? MOST ARTISTIC: Joyce Barbagallo Jeff Sweeten R N E I BEST MUSICIANS: CLASS Tl-IESPIANS: Joy Mullen, Herb Thompson Laurie Baker, Pat Kelley F x S W ? K W H524 i s E-HE MOST CONGENIAL: -- Joy Mullen Mike Marino 12 BEST SENSE OF HUMOR: Paula Putorti Chris Pagliaro SCHOLASTIC ACHIEVEMENT: Antoinette Rizzi Chris Muhlbaier X CLASS FLIRTS: Lucy Casella Ricky Pyle 'U'- : -,Q ...L bwahf, BEST DANCERS: Kathy Nickerson Tony Falcone MOST UNUSUAL LAUGH Laurie Schenk Timmy Donofrio NICEST SMILE: Terry McQuade Ricky Pyle BEST DRESSED Debbie Croce Norman Watson BEST LOOKING: Diane Lail Ricky Pyle QQ? N N v QUIETEST: Frank Dougherty , - H XJ ' x ,ix Q xr 5' 2 T. Ki' 'W Yifgfiq 7'-se ' 1 ,,.a-1 1 - if Z -X ! M, GIFT OF GAB: Lisa Eason Timmy Donofrio SHORTEST: Deb Pusey TALLEST: Yusuf Fluellen 15 Karen Denise Leone Little Leone Woolwich Pm starved . . . center of attraction on the hockey team . . . 1979 Junior Miss . . . brown-eyed beauty . . . Big Boulder is Winter Wonderland . . . remembers sneaky act in coach's office . . . won't miss windsprints and crowded hallways . . . romance in Switzerland . . . future sees college and marriage. ACTIVITIES: Hockey l, 2, 3, 4 fCo-Captainj, Track 1, Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4, French Club 2, 3, Powder Puff 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Class Council 2, 3, 4CPresidentJ. Lucy Catherine Casella Disco Queen Swedesboro Hey Boys . . . super Advertising Editor of the LANCER . . . swift in the powder puff . . . marvels at Milch . . . flies the Blue Bird . . . Barchuk's statistician . . . surveys the lifeguard scene in Wildwood . . . 403172 . . . lover of night life . . . prowls the slopes at Hunter . . . had a Moonlit Night at Deptford . . . remembers a night with Wy and Lisa . . . will have a Model life. ACTIVITIES: LANCER, Powder Puff 3, 4, Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3, Nurse's Aide 1, 2, SHOUT 2, Jr. Play, Class Council l, 2, 3, 4CV.P.J, Football Statistician 4, H.O.S.A. 3, 4CVice-Presidentl. las 'cers Diane Joan Lail Label Mickleton Well, ya know? . . . four year vet of cheerleading squad . . . blonde, brown-eyed beauty . . . diligent worker for Class of '80 . . . took part in the parking lot extravaganza . . . full of excuses . . . Big Timber Lake . . . dreaded Modern Geometry . . . sand and sun synonymous with fun . . . at home on the farm . . . will reign as campus queen. ACTIVITIES: Powder Puff 3, 4, SHOUT 2, Jr. Play, Ski Club 1, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, French Club l, 2, Cheerleader l, 2, 3, 4, Class Council 1, 3, 4lSecretaryD. Lisa Marie Owen P'tise Clarksboro It's up to you? . . . capably handles finances of LANCER . . . Marks time in Accounting . . . forever found with Timothy . . . official hall wanderer . . . reminisces fondly of August 25, 1979 . . . energetic class worker . . . enjoys good times with Nance, Kelly and Joanne . . . treasures memories of summers of '76 and '79 . . . skillfull sewer . . . future plans include business school and being happily married. ACTIVITIES: LANCER, SHOUT 2, Jr. Play, Class Council 2, 3, 4 CTreasurerJ. N w Karen Leone, President Lucy Casella, Vice-President Diane Lail, Secretary Lisa Owen, Treasurer Laurajane Baker Freckles Centre Square 'Tm psyched! . . . Sports Editor of the LANCER . . . effervescenttsmiling cheerleader . . . favors flirting . . . treks to Toms River . . . petrified of Pitman tacklers . . . Red Cross lifeguard. . . counsels at Mt. Misery . . . rough in the Powder Puff . . . sees THE WAY in Christian education. ACTIVITIES: Washington Workshops I3 Powder Puff 3, 43 Band 1, 3g SHOUT 25 Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Cheerleader 3, 43 Softball 1, 2. Joyce Ann Barbagallo Joycie Swedesboro What it is! . . . ARTistic Editor of the LANCER . . . the right kind of left inner . . . El Presidente of Student Council . . . History II . . . wound down by windsprints . . . a peach at the farm . . . draws a line toward college. ACTIVITIES: LANCERQ Hockey 1, 2, 3, 43 Powder Puff 3, 43 National Honor Society 3, 43 Jr. Play3 Ski Club 2g Student Council 2, 3, 4 fPresidentJ. 18 Walter Adam Askin, Jr. Walt Mt. Royal Are you crazy? . . . gets with it on a guitar . . . bowls 'em down at the alley . . . will miss his Marks . . . cruises in a gold Monte Carlo . . . tells tails about lobsters , . . future is in concert with the world. ACTIVITIES: Stage Crew I, 2. Frank Louis Balestrucci Frank Swedesboro Three-term welder in the CIE program . . . sand and surf at shore and pool . . . has a hot time at Ballie Iron Works . . . thinks steak is A-l . . likes bike hikes . . . is welded to his future. Lori Frances Benvenuto Lori Clarksboro Do you believe that? . . . struts her stuff as featured twirler . . . legal-beagle in Junior Play . . . enjoyed the good ole times at Lake Garrison . . . schemes with Dominick, Betsy, Jenny and Julie . . . future shaped by modeling, traveling and happiness. ACTIVITIES: Majorette l, 23 Feature 3, 43 SHOUT 2g Jr. Play. Abby Elaine Berlin Abby Swedesboro Really . . . graced the Homecoming Court . . . Big Timber Lake . . . adept at shifting a four-speed . . . confidante of Yolonda, Diane, Buggy, Kathy and Hope. . .boundless memories of Bergin . . . drawn to concerts with her guy . . , future is in planning stage. ACTIVITIES: Powder Puff 3. James Steven Borrelli Bo Swedesboro Hey man student of Camino's CIE program . . . goes north to Westville . . . searches out the good times with Andy, Snott, Mike and Anthony . . . thinks Kraft is cool . . . seeks out game . . . will stay on the home farm. ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2. Leonard P. Brown Woodstock Clarksboro Well, let's put it this way . . . the man to see at Al's T.V. . . . skillful builder and customizer of cars . . . pals with Long and Tazz . . . a game hunter . . . aspires to be an electronics engineer and a millionaire. Peggy Lou Brown Peg Harrisonville Really , . . guardian of the hockey cage . . . Co-Edited the LANCER . . . remembers hijacking the band van . . . fondly remembers the Prom and summer '79 . . . pals around with the band gang . . . figures on being an accountant. ACTIVITIES: LANCERQ Powder Puff 3g Band l, 2, 3, 4 CSecretary and Captainjg National Honor Society 3, 4 CVice-Presidentjg Student Council 3, 4 Cfreasurerjg Field Hockey l, 2, 3, 4g Track l, 2. l Nancy Eileen Brown Nancy Mullica Hill You know it . . . flips over cheesesteaks . . . travels in the UFO . . . very fond of the summer of '79 . . . hangs out with Patty, Dink, Dawn, Edie and Dolores . . . comes alive at Patty's Place . . . will travel the world. ACTIVITIES: Powder Puff 3. 19 Alfred Ronald Caltabiano Al Mullica Hill Like, you knowi' . . . tall, dark and handsome . , . caters to customer's whims at Marios . . . patron of the Box . . , enjoys flying in his brown T-Bird . . . travels with Mike, Cindy, Debby, Abby, John and Pool . . . aspires to manage Marios. ACTIVITIES: Football lg FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. Michael Steven Carney Carney Clarksboro C'mon man sharp shortstop on the diamond . . . an out-of-sight tight end . . . a noted sax player . . . upstages everyone in school plays . . . roves with Omar, Rock, Scott, Souder and Bert . . . college bound. ACTIVITIES: Football l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball lg Band 1, 2, 3, 4g National Honor Society 3, 43 Jr. Playg Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4. 20 Steven Richard Brown Brownie Mickleton Be serious! . . . proud winner of the 1978 Maryland State Motocross . . , machine shop wizard . . . favors Mrs. Brown . . . hobbled the hall in his senior year . . . is tuned in to good rock-n-roll . . . will turn pro in the world of cycling. Frank E. Carman, Jr. Frank Beckett Get lost . . . slings dirt for Gahr's, Inc. . . . sails the briny . . . flounders for fish . . . a good skate on the boards . . . forever tinkering with his van . . . future proprietor of an excavating business. Nothoma Jean Carney Toni Clarksboro Kids! . . .Layout Editor ofthe LANCER. . . confidante of Patty, Melissa and the crowd . . . amused by Prom '79 . .. better known, in accounting, as Gateway bids a sad farewell to friends . . . a future journalist in the military. ACTIVITIES: LANCERg Powder Puff 43 Latin Club l, 2. Janice Annette Carter J. C. Swedesboro For real . . . center of the court for three years . . . charms 'em on the farm . . . Big Mac attack . . . drives anything that moves . . . found in the Boro with T.C., K,F., P.J., N.D. and R.F .... will take life as it comes. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 2, 3, 4. Salvatore Alfred Coco Slim Mickleton What's up? served two years for Cavanaugh's stage crew . . , big part of Stowman's F.F.A .r., philatelist . . . hard to wrench him away from engines . . . visits the Raccoon Club . . . friends with Don, Lou and Steve . . . a future master mechanic. ACTIVITIES: Stage Crewg F.F.A. 1, 2, 3. Patricia Ann McGaha Cook Cricket Mullica Hill Excuse me . , . artistic flower arranger . . . gets together with Dolores, Nancy, Dawn and Sparkle . . . bare facts revealed during a fire drill . . . found on the farm . . . April 7, 1979 . . . matrimony will guide her future. ACTIVITIES: Powder Puff 3. Tanya Michelle Clarke Clarke Beckett Humph . . . I bet . . . reminisces about August 24, 1979 . . . cruises in the Blue Bomb . . . patron of Burger King . . . cohort of Necie D., J.C., Ferrell and Miss Faunt . . . Semper Fidelis is the motto of her corporal . . . foresees college and marriage. ACTIVITIES: Nurse's Aide lg Track 2, 3. Dennis Samuel Conley Dennis Harrisonville What do you mean by that? . . . savors spaghetti . . . quiet but determined . . . in tune with WYSP . . . seen drifting around in a Duster . . . gladly leaves crowded lunchrooms . . . skis the slopes . . . anxious for college life. ACTIVITIES: Ski Club 3, 4. 21 Linda Ann Cotton Linda Mickleton It was a riot! . . . colorfully captains the Flag Corps . . . loves to talkeand talk-and talk! . . . T8LN . . ,hangs out at The Fridge . . . Anchors Away . . . catchy laugh . . . summer '79 . . . bananaless splits at D8cB's . . .' nuts about elephants . . , will brighten an office. ACTIVITIES: LANCER3 Powder Puff 35 Flag Corps l, 2, 3, 4 CCaptainDg SHOUT 23 Ski Glub 1, 23 Student Council l, 2, 4g Class C0unC1l 1 QSecretaryB. Deborah Ann Maria Croce Debbie Clarksboro Guaranteed to be found at the Swedesboro Bank lured to Lore's office waits for Wildwood weekends . . . finds Fredericks fascinating. . .varsity cheerleader in junior year . . . isn't blue in her Omega . . . will go collegiate. ACTIVITIES: LANCERQ Powder Puff 33 SHOUT 2, Ski Club 1, 2, 33 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3g Nurse's Aide 1, 2, 3, 43 Tennis 34 Student Council l, 2, 3. 22 Steven J. Costa Buckwheat Swedesboro Fired up . . . enrolled in Camino's CIE . . . travels in the Gold Ghost . . . always around the Boro . , . stuck on steak . . . wows them in Wildwood . . . colleague of Greg, Kevin and Larry . . . gas jockey at the Arco Station . . . a future mechanic. Erin Anne Coyle Erin Harrisonville Are you insane? . . . captain of the reeds . . . rushes to the Russian Club . . . prepares and devours foreign foods . . . will miss Mr. Eitel . . . moved by movies . . . enjoys seaside scenes . . . is a single minded collegian. ACTIVITIES: Band l, 2, 3, 4 CCaptainjg Library Aide 43 Nurse's Aide 2, 35 Russian Club 2, 3, 43 Key Club 49 Century III Winner. Dolores Lynn Crouch Bullet Mullica Hill Hey man! . . . right kind of half-back for the Powder Puff . . . has a passion for pepperoni pizza . . . seen with Patty, Abby, Nancy and rest of the gang . . . remembers ninth grade home ec .... yearns to wander the world. ACTIVITIES: Powder Puff 3. Gregory Alan Dale Worm Harrisonville What? new to the CIE scene comrade of Phyllis, Hawk, Mic, Slick and Malanucci. . . prowls around in his Cougar. . . will leave his Marks behind . . . hungers for hamburgers . . . drifts to Wildwood . . . hopes for a fortune. ACTIVITIES: Ski Club lg Football 1. Nathaniel H. Davis, Jr. Bruiser Mt. Royal Showed the way in F.F.A .... tall, dark and handsome . . . has a way with the women . . . king of Mt. Royal . . . bookworm . . . seen with Stacy, Tracy, Shelly, Randall, Doc, Long and Tazz . . . college bound. ACTIVITIES: F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Steven Wayne Darone Steve Swedesboro My man . . . gets in the swim at the shore . , . watches the world pass by from his front porch . . . wood ent miss a course with Capana . . . will sail the briny with the Navy. Francis T. Dougherty Frank Swedesboro Streaks to the better steak houses . . . dreads early reveille . . . connoisseur of sports from Archery to Zebra hunting . . . sworn to silence . . . a success at avoiding trouble . . . has not of yet decided upon a future. Timothy Anthony Donofrio Willaby Clarksboro No! . . . capable cohort on the yearbook . . . farmer at heart . . . congregated with the Voc. gang . . . dcvours Italian delicacies . . . one of O'Neill's growling grapplers . . . expresses opinions in P.A.D. . . . horses around at the farm . . . wants to land in Real Estate. ACTIVITIES: LANCERQ Wrestling l, 3, 4g V.I.C.A. 2, 3 23 Lisa Anne Nicole Eason Lisa Mickleton Hello, may I speak to . . .'? . . . short-n-sassy . . . four year band vet . . . city slicker . . . a friend to all . . . embarrassed by the Parking Lot Extravaganza . . . steaked out at the Rustler . . . plans to major in nursing. ACTIVITIES: LANCERQ Band l, 2, 3, 4, French Club l, 2, 3, 4g Nurse's Aide 3, 43 Powder Puff 3, 4g Softball 23 Student Council l, 2, 3, 4. Jeffery Alan Ellis Long Clarksboro Ain't nothing to itl' . . . erstwhile end of the Dragon line . . . tall short-order cook at Union '76 . . . confers with Mr. Clark . . . pals with Kevin, Bruiser, Cliff, Willaby, Stock and Krandell . . . will concoct culinary delights as a chef supreme. ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2, 3. 24 Anntionette Denise Douglas Necie Mullica Hill I'm serious . . . queen of Burger King . . . bids a sad farewell to Messers Clark and Moore . . . hangs with Clarke, Fauntleroy, Ferrell, Pilar and Janice . . . munches out on Ring-Dings . . . won't be blue in the skies as an airline stewardess. Kevin Richard Elder Bug Harrisonville Leave me alone . . . has a head for the drums . . . often spotted with Hawk, Slick, Worm, Malinucci and Mic relishes roast-beef sandwiches . . . prefers Mr. Bergin . . . avid hunter . . . remembers trip to Washington . . . has a cool future in air conditioning. ACTIVITIES: Band l, 2, 3. Anthony Falcone Tony Swedesboro What's up? . . . slippery halfback for Barchuk's Dragons . . . spends time visiting a blue-eyed blonde in the Boro . . . fondly remembers the Prom of '79 . . . swift centerfielder . . . will miss Mr. I . . . future holds work and probably college. ACTIVITIES: Football 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Powder Puff Cheerleader 3. Donald Philip Fanslau Ted Swedesboro Slick boy . . . aides the football team as assistant trainer . . . pizza is tops . . . forever found at the firehouse . . . memories of Ag shop with Mr. Stowman . . . seen with Slim, Mike, Lew and Terry . . . future holds stock car racing and construction work. ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2, 3, 4 CAssistant trainerjg Key Club l, 2: F.F.A. l, 2, 4. Keena Rochelle Ferrell Ferrell Swedesboro Don't try it . . . superb Senior Section Editor of the LANCER . . . skillful seamstress . . . companion of Clarke, J.C., Necie, Walter, PJ. and Yusuf . . . recalls After-Prom '79 . . . timeless talker . . . enjoys being with a '79 graduate . . . gads about Glassboro . . . prefers Mrs. Goldstein . . , foresees college and marriage. ACTIVITIES: LANCER: Nurse's Aide l, 2, 4: Concession Stand 4 CChairmanJg Powder Puff 4. Anne Marie Finocchiaro Grape Bunny Swedesboro Don't bug me . . . CIE's at Maccherone's farm . . . partial to pepperoni pizza . . . a friend to Dolores, Rose, George, Dawn and Tina . . . remembers 3731778 and 1730779 . . . spends spare time with Howard and Vanessa marriage looms in future. Rhonda Vinette Fauntleroy Ebony Beckett Git out of here! . . . member of the spirit squad . . . January 27, 1979 . . . travels with Linda, Tanya, Jan, Michelle and Denise . . devours seafood charms the fellas . . usually seen with her special someone . . . future includes special education. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1, 2: Cheerleading 3 4 fSecretarylg Track l, 2. Hope Frances F icara Hope Mickleton I'm hungry . . . powerful in the Powder Puff . . . gets in Dutch at the Inn . , , doesn't think tacos are tacky . . , hangs out with the gang . . . Wildwood sand is grand . . . will deal herself a future at a Casino. ACTIVITIES: Powder Puff 3. 25 John Gattuso John Woolwich What-Why? . . . chuck of granite on the eleven's line . . . likes that Italian pasta . . . Mr. I is cool . . . buddies it with Anthony . . . Powder Puff rah-rah . . . grappled his way to fame . . . plans life as farmer. ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4: Powder Puff Cheerleader 3, 4: Stage Crew 3. Deann Gomez Deann Mickleton Later! . . .frantic over fall football games. . . nice and quiet . . . window shops at the Gallery . . . faithful friend of Dinki, Patty, Beth, Bonnie and Toni . . . special thanks to Mrs. Yulo . . . will accept life as it comes. 26 Yusuf Fluellen Joe Beckett Transferee from Abbington . . . centered the court for Mr. Russell . . . avid sports competitor , . . in the service of Beckett Community Church . . . stands tall with Walter Hall . . . a live wire in electronics . . . will wing it with the Air Force. ACTIVITIES: Library Aide 1, 2: Basketball. Monica Lynne Gilbert Monie Mt. Royal Oh, Lord . . . enthusiastic cheerleader . . . Junior grad . . . flips over gymnastics . . . keeps her eyes on the fries . . . impulsive dancer . . . has a stimulating smile . . . would like Moore classes cohorts are Hamp, Karen and Mitchell . . . will challenge college. ACTIVITIES: Cheerleading 1, 2, 4: SHOUT 1: Class Council: Track 4. Robert Andrew Goslin Andy Swedesboro Check it out . . . cleaned up in the CIE program . . . pizza hits the spot . . . buddies with Slick, Hulk, Hedge Hog, Jim and Steve . . . moves with Motocross . . . sports around in a Trans Am . . . employee of Goslin's Cleaners . . . future is undecided. ACTIVITIES: Baseball 1. Sherry Lynne Gottshalk Sherry Woolwich I don't know . . . will never forget the yeh conversation . . . aides the nurses at Friends Home . . . enjoys skiing the slopes . . . will miss Kraft and his classes . . . has fond memories of summer '79 in Wildwood . . . will go collegiate. ACTIVITIES: Band 25 Ski Club 2, 3, 43 Student Council 4g Russian Club 2, 3, 4. Yolanda Nichole Grasso Bondo Mickleton Where's the party? . . . big hit in Powder Puff . . . is everywhere with everybody . . . will miss Marks and Accounting classes . . . loves Italian cuisine . . . cruises to K-Mart with Abby . , . business school is in future. ACTIVITIES: Powder Puff 3. Janet Lynn Grasso Janet Swedesboro Is that right? . . . gainfully employed in CIE program . . . mesmerizes with her green eyes . . . displays expertise as an equiestrienne . . . ropes the fun at Cowtown Rodeo . . . partial to Fredericks . . . will wander west. ACTIVITIES: Cheerleader l. Carolyn L. Hallman Caroline Swedesboro Ah man! . . . talented manager of the Voc School greenhouse . . . gallops to Skip's in a white Mustang . . . fond of mushroom pizza . . . bids a sad farewell to friends , . . future flowers into college and horticulture. Walter LaVarne Hall Cobra Beckett What's up, Killa? wingback on the gridiron . , . varooms in a green Vega . . . partial to Mr. Ianotti. . .consumes chicken . . . pals with Yusuf, Pratt, Keena, Rhonda, Fudge and Bird . . . frequently visits North Jersey . . . will enter the Army ACTIVITIES: Football 2, 3, 43 Track 4. 27 Mark Charles Hankel Hank Clarksboro Dexterous dribbler on the hardwood . . . fleet-footed fielder for the Dragon Nine . . . plays a slush pump in the band . . . keeps things hot at Messick's Oil . . . hops around with Skip and Brian . . . hopes to attend a college. ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 2, 3, French Club l, 2. Bonny Marie Hemple Bon Mullica Hill Howdy! . . . competent Co-Editor of LANCER . . . finds Joy with Peg, Sue and the Band Bus Gang . . . telepathic waves from a certain T.V. Reporter , . . favors the two M's: Marks and Martell . . . domestically talented . . . will ring her man on June 28, 1980. ACTIVITIES: Tennis l, 2, 3, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Flag Corps 3, 4 tAssistant Captainjg Student Council l, 2, 3, 43 National Honor Society 4 28 Grace Marie Hammond Grace Mickleton Had an Octoberfest in Florida . . . scales the heights eating fish . . . has an affinity for Mr. Cunningham's classes . . . gads about with Gus . . , doesn't jump for joy for gym . . . plans to be a housewife. Steve J. Harper Steve Mullica Hill Constituent of Mr. Cavanaugh's stage crew . . . rides his Pinto to fun places . . . horses around at Harlech School of Equerry . . . in cahoots with Sal and Don . . . cantered to Vo Tech . . . will nail down a job in construction. ACTIVITIES: Stage Crew 2, 3. Jenny Ann Hewes Jenny-Bird Mickleton Get out of my face . . . fondly remembers January 26, 1979 . . . makes waves at Wildwood . . . cronies are Chalie, Julie, John and Lori . . . seen around The Boat and Burts . . . aiming for happiness and early retirement. ACTIVITIES: Band l, 2. Beth Ann Hunt Beth Mt. Royal Huh'? . . . a real hit in softball . . . mesmerized by Mr. Moore . . . has a hunger for Big Macs . . . favors the cinema . . . seen with Deann, Erin, Patty and Bonnie . . . photography and writing are main interests . . . college and a career in writing are seen in future. ACTIVITIES: Softball 2, 3, 43 SHOUT 2. Sophia Pilar Johnson P. J. Swedesboro So . . . Savors steak . . . vocally active in church work . . . seen anywhere but the Boro . . .congregates with J.C,, J.H., P.T., Ferrell and the gang . . . prefers Mr. Moore . . . future includes college and a business career. ACTIVITIES: Track 1, 23 Hockey l CManagerJ Basketball 1. Edward Michael Kafka Eddie Futch Clarksboro No problem . . . terrific trombone soloist . . . glue-fingered infielder . . . three year vet of the basketball wars . . . remembers backstage incident . . . will miss Mr. 'T' . . . four year gig with the Band . . . college is favored. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1, 2, 33 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Gregory E. Konrad Greg Beckett Oh . . . the King of the fries at the Palace . . . gets shell-shocked eating Crustaceans . . . hits the spots with Chop, P.W., J.R., D and K.C. . . . is wired into an electrical engineering career. I Patrick Francis Kelley Pat South Harrison You're kidding! . . . Jonathan Rockwood of the Junior Play . . . peach packer at Hill Creek . . . smooth skiier . . . fond of the flicks . . . tents under the stars . . . capers with Chris, Mike and Jim . . . will major in theater. ACTIVITIES: Ski Club l, 2, 3, 4g Jr. Playg Boy's State Alternateg French Club l, 23 Student Council 4. 29 Merritt Lawless Merritt Mickleton Where's the party? . . . Lerch ed the slopes with the Ski Club . . . Mione is his own place of employment . . . is on the stick on the ice . . . surely found at the shore . . . college seems likely. ACTIVITIES: Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Richard John Konrad, Jr. Ricky Beckett That ain't the way I hear it . . . transfer from Upper Darby High School . . . will never forget his first day at Kingsway .. . likes acting, singing and playing chess . . . fondly remembers June 15, I979 . . . social work ahead. ACTIVITIES: Chorus 3, 4. Michael Lee Little Chollo Swedesboro Whatls happening? . . . one time member of the F.F.A. . . . enrolled in the auto body program at Voc. Tech . . . toils away the summer . . . gobbles cheesesteak subs . . . dotes on football and wrestling . . . plans to wheel a tractor trailer. ACTIVITIES: F.F.A. 1. Anthony Maccarone Big Mac Woolwich Who you talking to? . . . gifted grappler-H winner of Dennis Martin Peace Award . . . pals with Kojak, R-man, John and Scott , . . will miss King O . . . spends his summers down on the farm . . . seen with a certain Italian beauty . , . future is uncertain. ACTIVITIES: Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4. 30 Kevin A. Maiden Tazz Mt. Royal Does it look like I'm smiling? . . . a four year constituent of the gridiron forces . . . steak and potato man . . . seen with Fork, Doc, Bruiser, Kevin, Lori and John . . . talented at charming the ladies . . . chases late bells. ACTIVITIES: Ski Club l, 2, 3, 4g Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Baseball 1, 2. Carmen Stephen Mami Carmen Woolwich Sol . . . talented brass player of the Dragon Marching Band . . . spends his spare time bowling . . . seen with Cliffy, Schenk, Joy, Brett, Peg and Shrimp . . . will never forget Homecoming '78 . . . working is seen in the future. ACTIVITIES: Football 1: Track 2, 3, 4: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Jr. Play lStage Crewjg A.V. 4: Stage Crew 3, 4. Jaclyn Dee Mann Jackie Mt. Royal Seriously? . . .athlete for all seasons. . . mat maid of the Dragons . . . rustles with a certain Rustler . . . the living end of the Powder Puff . . . makes waves at the shore . . . set on becoming a hairdresser. ACTIVITIES: Powder Puff 3: Color Guard 1, 2, 3, SHOUT 23 Ski Club I: Basketball 1, 2: Hockey 25 Wrestling Statistician 3, 4. Mark Dave Marshall Mic Harrisonville Let's leap! . . . professor of the drums . . . seen with Hawk, Worm, Bug, Slick and Malinucci . . . finds no grief eating beef . . . likes to have a rock-n-roll good time . . . travels in Herbie the car . . . will travel the world in concert. Melissa Kate Mangano Lissa Swedesboro I guess we all can't be lucky . . . an aspiring actress . . . masters a baby blue Limo . . . pals around with Patty, Toni and the gang . . . flies south to the Florida sun . . . likes being with a certain someone . . . college, a family and the theater awaits. ACTIVITIES: Tennis I, 2: Dragon I, 2, 3: Powder Puff 33 Jr. Play: Ski Club I, 2, 3, 4: Chorus I, 2, 3, 4. Michael Thomas Marino Omar Clarksboro How's life? . . . personality plus . . . courageous captain of the Dragon Eleven . member of the Marauders . . . loves Italian cuisine . . . companion of Ken, Rock, Bert, Carn and Scott . . . skis away spare time . . . will invade a college fraternity. ACTIVITIES: Baseball l, 2, 3, 43 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 KCaptain-Second Team All Conferencejg Jr. Playg Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Student Council 2, 4, Boy's State Delegate, Junior Science. 31 Jeanne McGothigan Beanie Clarksboro I was just wondering . . . artistic ability . . . rushes around at the Rustler . . . breezes by in a Barracuda . . . keeps company with Vince, Lori and Danny . . . patron of The Pack . . . spaghetti is super . . . future includes a Vo Tech school and marriage. Thomas A. Melis Malinucci Mt, Royal Later on . . . contributing member of the CIE program . . . spends time listening to Jimi Hendrix . . . hangs around with Dawn, Hawk, Worm and Skip . . . thinks Bergin is alright . . . knows how to have a good time . . . future is undecided, ACTIVITIES: Ski Club 4. 32 Julia Olivia Matson Julie Mickleton I don't known , . . likes sunning and swimming . . . passes time with her special someone . . . tunes into the music scene . . . seen with John, Jenny, Chalie, Patty, Delores and Carolyn . . . fond of chicken and fries . . . future b rins wedding bells and a family. Terri Lynn McQuade Mac Mt. Royal Guards the keystone sack for Kisela's Nine . . . exploded in the Powder Puff . . . participated in the Parking Lot Extravaganza . . . skims the waves on skis . . . gloried on the Flag Team . . . Social Science courses loom ahead. ACTIVITIES: Powder Puff 3, 4: Flag Team l, 2, 3: SHOUT 1: French Club l, 2, 3: Ski Club 1, 2: Softball 1, 2, 3, 4: Tennis 3. Brett Warren Middleton Skit Mt. Royal If Indians do it, it's cool . . . delivers the goods for Gallo's A.V .... plays a sassy sax . . . presides as Pres, of the Key Club . . . seen with Walt, Mike, Omar and Reidi . . . knows golf to a tee . . . future unknown, ACTIVITIES: Band l, 2, 3, 4 fPresidentJg Key Club 1, 2, 3, 4 QPresidentJg A.V. l, 2, 3, 4. Monica Misero Mon Clarksboro I swear, I'm totally serious . . . vivacious co-captain of the cheerleaders . . . sure handed first baseman . . . Sarah of Jr. Play , . . amused by the Parking Lot Extravaganza . . . wends way to Wildwood . . . congregates with Mac, Wy, Label, Paula and Lisa . . . will enhance a campus. ACTIVITIES: Softball 1, 2, 3, 43 Powder Puff 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Ski Club l, 2, 3, 4g Student Council l, 2, 3, 43 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4 CCo-captainjg Girls State Delegate. Chirstopher John Muhlbaier Chris Logan Are you serious? . . . made National Honor Society in Junior year . . . toils away hours tilling the soil . . . has an army of friends . . . fills his creel with fabulous fish . . . walked the boards in Wildwood '79 . . . on to college. ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society 3, 4. Joy Ann Mullen Joy Clarksboro Seriously . . . cooperative Associate Editor of the LANCER . . . finds THE WAY with Bon, Peg and Sue . . i scored the stats for Russell . . . secretary of Student Council . . . isn't blue in a V.W .... will be a superior teacher. ACTIVITIES: LANCERL Band l, 2, 3, 43 Student Council 3, 4 CSecretaryJg National Honor Society 3, 4 fSecretary53 Library Aide 2, 3, Basketball 2, 3, 4 QStatisticianD, Dawn Marie Morgan Mouse Mullica Hill What's up?,' . . . a member of Pete's CIE gang . . . makes hay on Maccherone's farm . . . gets in the swing at Wildwood . . . thinks a good deal of Coach O'Neill . . . wants to be matriarch of a large family. Robert Clarence Muhlbaier Muhl Mt. Royal Let me put it to you this way . . . heaves the javlin, discus and shot . . . tough as a tackle . . . staged for Mr. Cavanaugh . . . pals with Tim, Lin, Joe and the gang . . . future is vague. ACTIVITIES: Football l, 2, 45 Track 3, Stage Crew 3, 4. 33 Mark Richard Murphy Murph Swedesboro What's up? . . . Vice-President of Horticul- ture at Vo-Tech . . , cruises in the Purple Palace . . . gets in the swim at the Lake . . . buddies with Bob and Ken . . . hazy future in the crystal ball. ACTIVITIES: F.F.A. 3, 4 fVice-Presidentj. Kathleen Nickerson Kathy Swedesboro Ya know what I mean? . . . high-stepping captain of the majorettes . . . sweet on an Ant . . . Wood end miss Wildwood on the rocks . . . marvels at Mr. Marks . . . mesmerizing blue eyes . . . work and marriage is forecast. ACTIVITIES: Majorette 4 CCaptainJg Flag Team 1, 2, 3, Ski Club lg French Club l, 2, 3, 4. 34 Wythena Marie Muntz Wy Clarksboro Did you hear about . . . 7 . . . hot handler of a hockey stick . . . V.P. of the band . . . prime participant in the Parking Lot Extravaganza . . . sees a '77 grad . . . devours Doritos . . . devoted to Mon, Lisa, Label, Paula and Mac . . . nursing career awaits. ACTIVITIES: Hockey l, 2, 3, 4, Softball l, 2, 3, 45 Powder Puff 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 fVice-Presidentjg SHOUT 29 Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Nurse's Aide 1, 2, 3, 4. Samuel Muse Bones Swedesboro Good to go? . . . a stalwart member of Mr. Stowman's Future Farmers of America .. . usually hangs around Mr. B's . . . craves pizzasteaks . . . collaborates with Jeff, Nate and Kevin. . .enjoys listening to music. . ,will take life as it comes. ACTIVITIES: F.F.A. l, 2, 3. Mark O'Donnell Leprechaun Swedesboro Take it easy . . . played the role of Uncle Walter . . . lazes away the summer . . . isn't bored on a skateboard . . . drawn to Mrs. Schiepan . . . forms a trio with Steve and Mike . . . will join brother .Iohn in the Navy. ACTIVITIES: Jr. Play. Kevin Herbert Owen Kevin Harrisonville What the heck'?', . . . friends with Marty, John and Darlene . . . seen in a Ford station wagon . . . spends the summers working . . . will never forget June '79 . . . plans to become a millionaire. Christopher Allan Pagliaro Cliffy Swedesboro Sure! . . . keystone guardian on the diamond . . . stellar sportsman . . . craves Italian cuisine . . . rocks with Springsteen . . . April 27, 1979 . .. seen with Carmen, Bill and Nort . .. Ferris Wheel at Great Adventure . . . spare time spent with Poopsie . . . plans to set sail with the Navy. ACTIVITIES: Baseball I, 2, 43 Powder Puff Cheerleader 3, Key Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Play, Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4, A.V. lg Stage Crew 3, 4. Diana Lynn Perry Diana Swedesboro Oh my gosh! . . . loyal member of Camino's CIE program . . . alluring hazel eyes . . . craves mushroom pizza . . . gets a kick out of soccer . . . never without Dawn or Ann . . . talented water skier . . . future holds its own. Thomas Donald Owen T0m Clarksboro Roger . . . tennis pro . . . fondly remembers the Hot-Car Caper . . . is definitely a ham on the radio . . . pals with Steve and Chris . . . enjoys cruising around with Steve . . . future :nfolds the electrical engineering world. ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society 3, 44 French Club l, 2, Audio Visual 25 Tennis 3, 4. Jeanne Marie Paranto Babe Swedesboro This is a flip! . . . leads the chicootabirds . . . incurable phone gabber . . . sweetly sarcastic. . .hates mud. . .enjoyed wrap ings with Mr. O'Neill and Mr. Grube . . . battered by blisters. . .Prom, Summer '79. . . Anchors Away . . . awaits a tall, dark and handsome midshipman . . . business school ahead. ACTIVITIES: Hockey 1, 2, 3, 43 Softball 1, 2, 3, 43 Student Council 3, 4g Powder Puff 3, 4. 35 Deborah Louise Pole Debbie Clarksboro Go for it . . .the queen ofthe disco. . .hangs out with Donna, Cindy, Heather and Reni . . . red roses and little brown bears . . . munches gobs of peanut butter . . . hours spent on the phone , . . will dance her way to fame and fortune. ACTIVITIES: Nurse's Aide 4g Russian Club 3, 4. Richard Wayne Prosser Prosser Swedesboro Thrives on T-bones . . . motivated by motorcy- cles . . . cruises around in Marc , his orange Camaro . . . will miss Mrs. Brown . . . cohort of Steve and Doug . . . will be an Auto Body Man. 36 Steven Jack Platt Steve Clarksboro Shet up . . . spends time buzzing about in his Datsun 280Z . . . seen at Sals' stuffing away pizza . . . tags around with Tom, Mark and Eric . . . an amateur ham radio operator . . . future enfolds career in electrical engineering. ACTIVITIES: A.V. 2. Timmie Lee Pratt Snake Mickleton Do it to me! . . . Tri-Captain for the Big K . . . talented running back . . . hums along in his Honda . . . spends spare time with a certain lady . . . fond memories of his class . . . marches towards the Army. ACTIVITIES: Football l, 2, 3, 45 Track l, 2, 4. Brian Thomas Purvin Purv Swedesboro Good deal! . . . cars and sports dominate his days . . . cruises to the corner in a Trans Am . . . seen with Mark, Skip and Dan . . . says so-long to early mornings . . . made a bit hit in woodshop . . . hopes for an electrifying future. ACTIVITIES! Football 4: Basketball 3. Deborah Ann Pusey Puse Mullica Hill C'este la vie' . . . handy halfback of the hockey team , . . loves Sals' Pizza . . . hates windsprints . . . seen on the diving board or the balance beam . . . will miss fighting with Rick . . . zipped away at Hunter Mountain . . . is ticketed to be a travel agent. ACTIVITIES: Hockey l, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, Softball 15 Ski Club 2, 3, 45 Powder Puff 3, 45 Jr. Play5 Student Council 4. Richard Raymond Pyle Rock Clarksboro Don't even turn around . . . dynamic defensive end for Barchuk's Bruisers . . . skis the slopes with style . . . hangs out at the Beldin . . . cohort of Omar, Snott, Carney, Souder and Cadet . . . remembers Wild wood summers with the Marauders . . . future sees college. ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Tennis l, 2, 3, 45 Ski Club l, 2, 3, 45 Student Council l, 2, 3, 45 Powder Puff Cheerleader 3, 45 A.V. 2, 3, 45 Jr. Play. John Mathis Randall Crandle Mullica Hill What's up? . . . crafty cross country cruiser . . . dashes for the track team . . . will miss a certain great smile . . . accompanies Bruiser, Doc, Tazz, Long, West, Pratt and Jeff . . . breezes in his Van . . . always rapping to the ladies . . . plans include college. ACTIVITIES: Track 1, 2, 3, 45 F.F.A. 25 Cross Country 3, 4 tCo-captainjg Football lg Basketball 25 Wrestling 3, 4. Paula Eileen Putorti Paula Mickleton Spirit Award l979 . . .enthusiastic co-captain of the rah-rah's . . . sets the dial to General Hospital . . . seafood is super . . . acted as fireplug for Pizzy's pet . . . camouflages her earlobes will miss football games college bound. ACTIVITIES: LANCER5 Powder Puff 3, 45 Jr. Play: Ski Club 15 Student Council l, 2, 45 Cheerleader 2, 3, 4 fCo-CaptainJ5 Nurse's Aide 2, 3. I Tina Marie Racey Tina Mickleton Uh-huh . . . two year vet of Vo-Tech . . . reads her way through anything . . . adores working with children . . . pools her aquatic ability . . . will WAVE at the world. ACTIVITIES: Archery 2. 37 John Mark Ricci John Beckett Yo! . . . killer corner back . . . adds color to Spectrum Rock Concerts . . . has fond memories of the Who concert in New York . . . has bonds with Bergin . . . congregates with Beth, Darryl, Greg and Lisa . . . will go where life takes him. ACTIVITIES: Football 4. Susan Marie Rival Bird Mt. Royal Who-me? . . . svelte Drum Major . . . plays Big D for the hockey team . . . keeps the numbers for basketball and track . . . pals with Lisa, Bev, Jackie and the band gang . . . summer '79 , . . is booked as a librarian. ACTIVITIES: Hockey l, 2, 3, 43 Softball lg Powder Puff 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 CDrum Majorlg Student Council 43 Jr. Playg National Honor Society. 38 William Reid Reidy Mickleton What's up? .. . knocks off the Z's .. . congregates on Clarksboro corner with the gang . . . a zest for Led Zeppelin . . . fond memories of May llth . . . farewell to Mrs. Brown will hammer out a future in construction. Michelle Irene Riddle Reni Swedesboro C'mon Theresa, they'll never know we did it . . . sounds off at Wall to Wall Sound . . . positive about pasta . . . found down In the Valley . . . constantly with Vance, Theresa, Debbie and Donna will be a model person. Antoinette Josepha Rizzi Riz Woolwich What's happening? . . . outstanding offensive tackle for the worms . . . loves to talk . . . connoisseur of Italian foods Barchuk's favorite statistician . . . Freida,' in the Jr. Play . , . friends are Monica, Debbie, Diane, Paula and Karen . . . memories of Monmouth college . . . foresees college and law studies. ACTIVITIES: LANCERQ Dragon 2, 3, 4g Powder Puff 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 43 Jr. Playg Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4g Football 4 CStatisticianJ. Jeffrey Thomas Robinson Jeff Swedesboro Yo . . . a Stowman ag. stalwart . . . sketches a scene in art . . . strums a solid bass guitar . . . pals around with Ted, Watson, Tee, Mark and John . . . will become a radio operator in the Armed Forces. ACTIVITIES: Track 2g F.F.A. 2, 3. Laurie Lynn Schenk Laur Beckett Oh! Gotta tell ya! . . . Anchors Away . . . addicted to Wyoming . ., learned a lot in History II . . . will miss chatting with Kraft . . . charms her way out of trouble . . . skilled with a six-string . . . off to college. ACTIVITIES: LANCERQ Tennis 3, 4g Golf 3, 4g Student Council 3, 43 Jr. Playg Girls State Alternateg National Honor Society. Kenneth Michael Scott Kenny Swedesboro What's happening? . . . a rough worker at Beckett Golf Course . . . skis the slopes . . . motors in the Blue Streak . . . straightened fenders at Vo. Tech . . . gives his awl to woodworking . . . will sell the world. ACTIVITIES: Ski Club 2, 4. George Henry Schaub III Swaubby Clarksboro What's up? . . . talented trumpeter . . . seen with Bob, Bryan, Chip, Tom and Ed . . . strikes . 'em down at the alleys . . . thinks Mrs. Brown is a colorful teacher . . . is fired up on camping . . . will be wrenched into pipe fitting. ACTIVITIES: Band I, 2. John Hugo Schmidt Gervin Mullica Hill Keep cool . . . versatile athlete, lettered in: football, basketball and baseball . . . magnatized to Mount Royal conspires with West, Maiden, Doc and Wurst . . . fancies girl watching . , . attractive blue eyes . . . forever out finding work . . . will tumble into the fields of Physical Education. ACTIVITIES: Football I, 2, 43 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. i 39 Richard W. Seehousz Slick Swedesboro Long Live Rock! . . . plods with the pods at Swedesboro Seed Company . . . big on small game hunting . . . saddled to a Mustang . . . hangs out with the Boys of the Boro . . . future is vague. Kenneth Leroy Souder Mr. Stickem Mt. Royal Well, you can't win 'em all . . . Tri-Captain of the Dragon Eleven . . . does it on the courts . . . meals on steak-n-fries . . . wheels a classy Cadillac Glassboro . . . colleague of Omar, Rick, Scott, Mike and Bert . . . college awaits. ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2, 3, 4 tTri-Qaptainlg Tennis 2, 3, 4, Jr. Playg Student Council 43 Ski Club l, 2, 3, 4, A.V. l, 2, 3, 4g Powder Puff Cheerleader 3, 4. 40 Beverly Joy Searle Miss Bev South Harrison You wish! . . . Underclassmen Editor of the LANCER . . . bound to the Band . . . managed Kisela's Nine . . . reminisces over the Prom '79 . . . is a credit to Mr. Marks . . . a Maverick in a Ford . . . will make her fortune as a GOLDey Beacom grad. ACTIVITIES: LANCER, Powder Puff 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Softball 2, 3, 4 CManagerJg Basketball 4 CManagerJ. Donna Lynn Shelton Donna Swedesboro Think about it . . . a dandy dancer . . . made the grade as a Nurse's aide . . . digs little white rabbits and yellow roses . . . companion of Debbie, Reni, Cindy and Heather . . . will never forget Prom of '78 . . . college bound. ACTIVITIES: SHOUT 1, 2, Nurse's Aide 2, 3, 4, Russian Club 3, 4. Robert S. Sparks Sparkey Swedesboro Yeah . . . works the fields on Stecher's farm . . . has a line for trapping and hunting . . . cruises in a blue and white Chevy . . . gift of gab . . . chats with Millsy . . . plans to live a happy life. Lisa Marie Stanley Lis Swedesboro Thrills! . . . pitching star for softball nine . . . Special Events Editor of the LANCER . . . gracefully maneuvers the Tank . . . surfs and suns at Sea Isle . . . faithful fullback for Ward's Eleven . . . athlete of all seasons . . . college ahead. ACTIVITIES: LANCER: Field Hockey l, 2, 3, 4: Basketball I, 2, 3, 43 Softball 1, 2, 3, 4 fM.V.P. Awardlg Powder Puff 3: Student Council 2, 3, 4. Patricia Fay Stecher Patty Woolwich I don't believe this! . . . classy captain of the Color Guard . . . keyed up as LANCER Head Typist . . . super winning smile . . . Anchors Away . . . T8cN . . ,hung-up on hippos. . . dedicated to the Deli . . . a warm circle of friends . . . will miss band bus . . . BYU bound. ACTIVITIES: LANCER: Color Guard l, 2, 3, 4 fCaptainD: Student Council 2, 3, 4g Ski Club l, 23 Powder Puff 3, 43 SHOUT 2. Charles James Steffen Charles Mullica Hill All-around farmer at Circle M farms . . . has an appetite for T-bone steak . . . listens to hard rock . . . travels with Glen and Jeff . . . shoots around in his comet . . . will cruise the Interstates on a Harley Lowrider. Lawrence Steward Thomas Hawk Swedesboro Stomps 'em on the gridiron . . . electrifying with his guitar . . . feasts on Fireside roast beef . . . gets down to earth at Uncle Stew's . . . forms a team with Slick, Worm, Hog, Bug, Boog and Malinucci . . . future is undecided, l Jeffrey James Sweeten Jeff Mickleton You didn't say thank you . . . a good sport at Sweeten's . . . the one to see in A.V. . . . strums away on the guitar . . . snaps out with crabs . . . mills around the mall . . . cheers for a certain cheerleader . . . an eternal boater. ACTIVITIES: A.V. lg Stage Crew 1. 41 i Patricia Ann Toulson ph T. Clarksboro I can't wait . . . a hard softball player . . . steaked out a job at Our Dad's . . . dev0UrS shrimp, steak and french fries . . . motivated by Marks . . . showed her stuff in Powder Puff . associates with Deann, Toni, Melissa and Pilar . . . marriage and riches are foreseen. ACTIVITIES: Softball 1, 2, 3, 44 Basketball ls Powder Puff 3. Dwayne Phillip Tunstall Doc Swedesboro All right . . . dextrous dribbler on the hardwoods . . . doesn't spare ribs . . . makes bucks at Union '76 . . . usually seen around Maiden, Schmidt, Forkhead, West, Wurst, Bruiser and Watson . . . loves the ladies . . . a future sportswriter. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football lg Baseball l, 2. 42 Herbert Paul Thompson, Jr. Herb Mickleton Ri-i-ight . . . perfect percussionest . . . real George in Jr. Play . . . Captained the beat for the Band . . . sandwiches in a part-time job at Hardee's . . . found in the band room with Jeff, Chris and the band gang . . . college beckons. ACTIVITIES: Band l, 2, 3, 4 tCaptainJ, National Honor Society 3, 4, Jr. Play, French Club lg Student Council 2, 3, 4. Eric Rodney Troth Eric Mickleton A super Isaac Walton with his rod and reel . . . caught the contagian of baseball fever . . . pigs out on hoagies and pizza . . . travels with Steve, George and Charlie . . . will light up as an electrician. Deanne Marie Vaughan Dee Swedesboro What? . . . powerful Powder Puffer . . . fond of food . . . spends spare time with a certain brown-eyed someone . . . stuck on stock car racing . . . always accompanied by Terry . . . summer means sun . . . happily leaves history class behind . . . hopes to have a happy life. ACTIVITIES: Powder Puff 3. Phyllis Venezia Ph'l Cl k b . I at S Oro Norman Levin Watson Pretty rough in the Powder Puff . . . basks in summer sun and fun . . . made her Marks in accounting . . . fond of a blonde . . . savors Italian cuisine . . . travels with a host of friends . . . a Reliable secretary . . . will travel hither and yon. ACTIVITIES: Powder Puff 3. Watts Mickleton SHOUT ed for two years . . . typical girl watcher . . . fancies fried chicken . . . has a host of teacher friends .. . gallivants in a gold Granada . . . sold on soul music . . . will enjoy a life in the Air Force. ACTIVITIES: SHOUT 2, 33 Track 2. Dwayne Kevin West Kev Swedesboro Let it alone . . . tops his opponents on the mats . . . fleet back for Barchuk . . . cruises in the XR7 . . . pals around with Joel, Butterbean, Sharon, Smooth, Ferdie and John . . . an eye for the ladies . . . seeks a career in business. ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2, 41 Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling l, 2, 3, 4. Diane Lynn Woodend Woody Swedesboro Oh, are you?' . . . capable Co-Captain of fall tennis . . . befriended by the Lauries . . . got a black-eye from basketball . . . superb athlete . . . loves hot fundge sundaes and sleeping . . . a welcomed addition from New York . . . will grace a campus. ACTIVITIES: LANCERg Tennis 4 CCaptainJg Basketball 2, 3, 43 Powder Puff 4. l Regina Inez Williams Gina Mullica Hill Hey! . . . talented with needle and thread . . . concocts taste tempting culinary delights . . . seen with Reggie, Rita, Lindy and Rose . . . confers often with Mr. Clarke . . . rocks 'em with her singing . . . practically assured to be a nurse. 43 Scott Robert Wurst Scott Mickleton Man, c'mon . . . masterminds the attack of the Dragon Eleven . . . haunting hazel eyes . . . slick on the slopes . . . hits the spots with Cav, Omar, Rock and Carney . . . goes wild in Wildwood . . . will be an asset to a college. ACTIVITIES: Powder Puff Cheerleader 3, 4g A.V. l, 2, 3, 45 Ski Club l, 2, 3, 4g Football 1, 2, 3, 4 COffensive Back of the yearlg Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. Kevin Lukas, Advisor Peter Yachimske, Jr. The WIG Swedesboro Fire it up . . . digs up the dirt on Hank's farm . . . trails the game in the forest . . . cruises with Roman, Mullen and the Boro gang . . . masticates Big Macs . . . rocks to the beat of music . . . wants to be wealthy. l Bonnie Lynn Zane LYNN Swedesboro Alright, sap . . . craves for steak . . . frequents the firehouse . .. forever reading romantic stories . . . hangs around with Deann, Toni and Patty . . . chorus lights up her life with concerts . . . nursing, army, and marriage are foreseen in future. ACTIVITIES: Powder Puff 3, 4g Chorus 1, 2, 3,4 l 44 Susan Guinan, Advisor Frank John Zane Frank Centre Square Later . . . constructive worker at Paz Brothers in the CIE program . . . trapped into the hunting scene . . . pilots a classic '63 Fairlane . . . seen with Sherri . . . haunts the churchyard . . . future is unseen. ...M ,-NF I w bl C -.. . W ie? 1' .1 ' Q B .r iii-if QI!- L, w . z Q .x it r 'Qfx Y' f r wx Q31 W 4, 25357 W, Sf F ! Howard God put a special child on earth For such a little while. He brightened up the world he knew With just his sunny smile. He offered love and tenderness To everyone he knew. Peace and understanding went To everyone in view. He spoke with understandingg He cried with heartfelt tears, His wisdom and his knowledge Went far beyond his years. He loved, but so completely. With hands and heart held wideg He felt with understanding That came from deep insideg He ached with blinding torment Deep within his soul, When someone failed to listen And understand his goal. His eyes held special sunlight To brighten up the dayg His words had special meaning To help you on your wayg His hands had special talents To build and to repairg His heart had special tenderness That, at his age, is rare. He gave the world such pleasure Such happiness and joy Then God put out the light In Howard's eyes one day. And took him up to Heaven in His very special way. God only gave us Howard For such a little while To teach us how to love, how To give and how to smile. For sixteen years we've had him, And now God took him back, Perhaps for something special, That this world of ours does lack. He taught us how to love and live And laugh and give and growg Now God may have a special chore Of which we do not know. The world has lost a boy For whom we'll mourn and grieveg But Heaven's gained a Special Angel In whom we may believe. HOWARD ZAPPALA 11123161 4112178 Underda ssmen X S. Ambruster T. Baez R. Bagby ADVISORS: Katherine Timon Regan Goldstein Barbagallo Barber P Barber C. Becker B. Blint L. Brinkman D, Brown J. Brown J. Budd D. Callahan P. Cardullo A. Catanash J. Centonzo D. Chapman L. Clarke C. Clouser B. Cotton C. Coyle J. Cressman B. Dare K. Darlington A. Davis D. Davis J. Dawkins D. Dellaquilla L. DeSimone R. Diaz IMP: zsf W1 5 L Lrg . -X, 3 , N ,lg .aeil 2. . ' L' 52 , . J.. S. DiBartolo L. Dixon M. Donnelly Judy Groshardt, President T. Dougherty W. Engblom P. Erdie D. Flamml D. Gaffney L. Gallagher J. Gattuso A. Grasso J. Grasso VLVI z M. Grasso S. Grasso B. Green S. Haddock S. Hampton J. Hemple W. Hewes L. Holmes G. Homan K. Howard E. L. S. K. R. M. Johnson Jones Kavaliunas Kuhar LaPalamento Lee Tracy Anderson, Vice President D. Mellon K. Menden D. Merighi M. Mihleback K. Miles D. Mills S. Mills C. Monahon K. Morgan C. Mucci J. Mucha , L. Muhlbaier .W 3 D. Murphy G. Negron S. Nied L. Noel D. Nothdurft T. Little D. Lovelace E. Lynch L. Malignagi W. McCauley J. McLaughlin T. Leone P Lippincott M. Oliver R. Olivera J, Palmer M. Palmer V. Pansera D. Peterman F. Phillips 54 W. Pinto E. Price E. Price T. Price M. Quiles S. Rapisardi 'Sn S. Smith T. Smith S. Solem S. Sorbello T. Spence R. Spissel L. Stanley J. Stecher L. Stevenson J. Stiefel L. Still M. Stull Reid Reisenweaver Rizzi Rode Schenk Searle Searle Shiveler Simpson Sloan Smedley Smith at ix . 55 J. A. Thomas Thompson P. Thorpe C. Toscano S. Toulson T. Toulson J. Tumbelty A. Tuzzino W. Walsh M. Watson W. Weil R. Weisel f J. Wilson W. Winter T. Woitas D. Young E. Yurgin R. Zeck f Wg Qv 1' 'J Mi.. Wadi? .mi Kathleen Kelley, Treasurer 'Q E. Cook A M4 Askin Atkinson Avsec 1982 f-.ff Bagby Barber Barton Battaglio Black Bonaccorsi Boone Brennan Brown Buchenhorst Burlingame Caltabiano Caltabiano Casella Childress Clark Clarke Clouser M. Coyle K. Crane C. Crispin T. Daniels R. Davis V. Davis J. Dellaquilla ADVISORS: Robert Urion Thomas Gruber . .3 Jill Rogozin, P 58 resident D. Dupper D. Dupper C. Durham D. Eason R. Eastlack T. Edmund C. Elia M. Falcone K. Fauntleroy C. Ferko R. Finocchiaro M. Galianone R. Gaither S. Gallagher C. Gauntt T. Getsinger A. Gottsch M. Gould R. Diaz C. Diggs E. Diggs R. Dockendorff J. Donofrio L. Donofrio E. Douglas W. Drew L. DeMarco K. DeSimone W. DeStefeno M.. Nancy Nolte, Vice President Nancy Moore Secretary B Holshue Horner W. Horner Hunt Jenkins Jones J Jones W. Jones J Kelly Kickem Kneller Koponick Lail Lally Landwher Larrimore Leone Licciardello Lloyd Lokaj Lundy Lynch Lynch Mahoney V nf gs., X -x ik' 3, Katie DeSimone, Treasurer McLaughlin McLaughlin J. Morgan M. Morgan L. Morrison C. Mosser L. Nucifore K. Ogren R. O'Leary R, Owen W. Owen P, Pitts J. Posey E. Powell R. Pratt P. Prince K. Purtell S. Pyle or V N. K xX. B. Racey T. Richardson C. Ricker S. Riehl C. Rival M. Roos C. Rucker J. Salome J. Sandberg J. Sandy G. Seagraves G. Searle C. Seehousz C. Seeman S. Seitz C. Seright L. Sheppard P. Shoemaker C. Simpson K. Smedley M. Spanos N. Spanos M. Sparks F. Sperber M. Stecher P. Steedley M. Temcan D. Thomas S. Trautman D. Watson A. Wentz ' G. Wentz W. Wentz , D. West A C. Woolson ' -, K. Yachimske his Q V , .M We . ,.... B.Z ahniser P. Zappala 54 . N.. 4? -N! '+ 'mwhwmuw W. ,... N..-vw' Albert Arroyo Baiocco Baker Balestrucci Brickner Brogan Brown Brown Budd Callaghan Cannon 1983 Corbin Cotton Coyle Cunningham Curtis A D'Annibale -......-.-F ' ADVISORS ' Marianne K1sela Andrew Morltz ,M Men' i l MF ,569 '1 ' 5 . . 1 G. Drlver Vu, P. Donnelly M. Driver lg 3 L I V V J. Dunn - 3 L. Dupper . Ll W. Dupper E. Durham P. Eastlack K. Elder Beth Sandberg, President D. Frank B. Gillan G. Gomez L. Goslin S. Grasso S. Grasso B. Grider S. Groshardt G, Grosstephan M. Haines Qui! L. Ellis J. Emerich M. Engle K. Evans R. Falcone D. Fanslau G. Finocchiaro L. Folker lxfihif L R l. if hen' J. K. R. J. C. S. J. K. K. P. S. D E. E. L. J. 'mi w,,,,M he Q B. Kendig L. Knecht G. Kokos K. Kolodziejski J. Kuhar S. Lentz J. Leslie S. Lesyk M. Lindsay N. Lokaj E. Lord D. Macklem Tina Doms, Vice M. R. Hamilton Hamilton Hampton Hankins Harman Henderson Hillman Horner Hudson Hunt Hunter Husted Jenkins Jester Jones Jones Justice Kavaliunas President 3 is 5-5 .-. Wifwee A -A , R. Magdin T. Matteo V. Maugcr J. McCarron M. Mellon J. Mihlebach T. Miller D. Mills in 'AK Nw M 'K 553521 vis 5 2, 1. ,Q ,A ': :2:Qf'2Qf f',.. W ' T: '55Q:i:EEi55?1 ..:::. 4.im :M 7 . .... B i .. . , ...,, P 1 L. , A 2, Q wg. I l - . Q, .f.,--, . ,AN S, L, A,.f1s'fL Q. - . ,- Q- ,pg . ,L .. L :,,..3,m-.. , -,,L finikvi V, bg . , 8. U , 'ifevi SX - -in-.:s. is , sv-Q... D. Pitman M. Revelas K. Richardson P. Riehl J. Rizzi A. Ross J. Schaub M. Schenk J. Schlump K. Scott G. More W. Morgan M. Mucha V. Muntz R. Murphy D. Myers T. Norman S. Nucifore J. OgBorne D. Ogren R. Osmun M. Owen S. Owen G. Paranto C. Perry J. Phillips P. Pieho S. Pinto V gp , '-'- V ' V7 ' J J ,,.i,!'XQg ! al . A4555 . . H WJ. K . 335 . , , ,ff 1 g . 'gf fv 1 ,f A y ! we Em? H, Laurie Coyle, Treasurer 67 A. Seright B. Sherwood B. Shuster C. Sills Barbara Zammarrelli, Secretary S. Steffen J. Stevenson R, Stiles D. Sully H. Susnick SS B. Talley l M. Terry C. Thomas T. Thomas T. Thompson M. Tolentino D. Venenzia M. Vernimb J. Walker W. Ward K. Warner E. Weldon J. Sloan T. Smith R. Sparks T. Williams C. Willis D. Yachimske B. Zayac S. Spears A. Stackhouse M. Clarke T. Clevenger C. Clouser D. Ahrens D. Anderson S. Atkinson E. Baez M. Baez E. Baltadonis S. Battiglieri G. Baylor J. Bell T. Berry B. Biernacki D. Bittle R. Block C. Boone K. Bredbenner T. Brown S. Budd A. Burnett C. Caltabiano D. Caltabiano A. O'Donnell D. Casella L. Casella Advisors, Lisa Katurakes Dennis Mozier D Cole J. Collins G. Coombs Vnvnan Vasta, .Presldent G. Edmund J. Edwards L. Ferko Feuerborn F . Figueroa F. Firestine T. Foley J. Gardler S. Garrett C. Gattuso J. Graham P. Hand M. Hague D. Hill T. Holshue K. Holtze J. Horner M. Horton G. Hunt J. Jenkins J. Kelley E. Kelly L. Koko M. Lane Lindsey Lovelace Lynch Mami Marino Marsh J. Maugeri J. Mendoza T. Mendoza B. Michael B. Mills V. Moore R. Nicotra T, Nolte N. Nothdurft M. Pitts J. Portalatin M. Portalatin P. Posey B. Putorti T. Ramsey M. Ratcliff P. Rdesinski R. Reid I. Reyes J. Reyes S. Rogozin W. Ross S. Saporito T. Schober R. Schultz V. Schweigart T. Scioli M. Scuderi A. Seright W. Shrander S. Smith J. Snyder K. Snyder K. Souder D. Stackhouse K. Steedley B. Stewart R. Stull M. Swift L. Tirado S. Toulson J. Trendler ,,, ,gn .,.,. K , B. Uricher D. Urban A. Venezia C. Walton T. Watson J. Wiest Tracy Blint, Secretary if it X :imf.::,wsa,,z. ,Q-1,:fp.:u.ug f X ,i Yr nw M 1 1 ..l,..Kf' Tammy Sweeten Treasurer s ti? Williams Willis Wilson Winter Wrobel H98 .lJ.. - E J. Albert R. Ambruster E. Aziz J. Barber M. Barber W. Beamer J. Benique L. Benique M. Bohn F. Borzio W. Braxton S. Bredbenner S. Brickner T. Broaddus D. Burnight P. Callaghan E, Callahan S. Cama D. Capozzi R. Carney E. Carter T. Chew K. Conley J. Coombs ADVISOR, . Michael Adams f K 'Q f'f7.17'1 :S,'s-0 4 x - , N K -V 1,85 A. ... I..'.. ',,'sf:, 'EmaillmIuniniisssnisilsuamffl 'ffl is .sf fa...x..,7,3.'1n.x :4.',v.'. A . Mgbwzlg ,,, ,, af. f.::.'.,A-,r 1. 5 D. Cressman C. D'Annibale D. Dare L. Davis M. Davis W. DeFay DeMarco Denelsback DeSimone Donofrio Driver DuBois Dunn Dysart Edmund Enick Evans Fauntleroy Fischer Fish Frampton Frank Frost Frymire Gallagher Gattuso Genovese Gentile Groshardt Haines Hankins Harkins Hemple Hise Hodnett Hoffman H Jenkins Jenkins Jenkins S Jones W Jones J Kay B Kneller Kuchler T Lail T Landwher K Lerch R Liles D Lindsey W. Lord M. Maier B. Malinoski E. Mascaro J. Mauger Kevin Carney, Vice President K. Howarth A. Hughes D. Jackson WSQWI XX x GNN 'fir' My R. McCann B. McGarry K. McQuade if Ku, K McTyre R. Miller D. Mills D. Montes J. Morgan C Muhlbaier X R. Mullett D. Mullison M. Owen W. Owen M. Packer L. Pandorf J. Perie K. Peterman M. Peters L. Posey D. Prosser D. Pyle D. Read C. Reid B. Richardson J. Rivera A. Rizzo S. Roane A. Ryan R. Sandy A. Santos T. Santos L. Saporito P. Sebastiani D. Sherwood C. Sholders M. Sholders J. Shute D. Smith J. Smith L, K Luz Arroyo Michele Pino Secretaries Ron Lerch, Treasurer C. Spanos E. E K- Spefbef T D. Spuler S Stackhouse M. Still D. Sullivan M. Swift S. Terrell S. Terell W. Terrell G Thomas L. Tumbelty .key-ve. l 4 'CMJ' gm' tau, it Zangari Zangari . Zeck . Zubec W. Vera Z. Vera C. Walton L. Warner M. Warner N. Watson J. Weldon N. West K. Wigmore T. Willis S. Wills M. Wilson X' 312 :ik 9 3 X K T 4 ,I 4...-.1................ . . ff .V 5' J , if 1 X ff g X ,Mix F C' WX--D+ UH Ml fgffl' Y 5 5 5 1 3 gl - X 1 Standing: W. Simmler, W. Coyle, K. Hunt, D. Chapman. Sitting: S. Stewart, J. Tropea, D. Kafka, G. Leone, R. Costill, Superintendent of Schools. -,- 'f' 1 D. Kafka, President J. Tropea, Board SecretaryfBusiness E. Dunn, Finance Supervisor Administrator , ..., . ,tux . K 1, ,r . .Q ,fp ,IK K' 42 ,- x .gdminisf ation ' 'sl M!! JI YQ f ,JN N, , X., flflglf EEXXX E, MITCHELL CZOCH-Pupil Personnel Director ROBERT COSTILL-Superintendent , -V. Q , ,- 'wlu 1. ffli AJ 'SH' -- Q 4 lf: r .W . A ., Q 'yew '-.4 -5, I ,Srff Q5 .a C. 5' ' 'fb vffra . 4 ff' 23 - QV6 1-XR ,416 4 x 6 779 ' ry f J. f I 4 4 I X 11' g! 6:51 f I X nv, lk I A! L Q '75X - ' ' 2163? x- 'Q' ' ', wi 35 .. . Q, EM . gsm 'fig Eiff el NORMAN VELYKIS-Principal KENNETH SOBOLOSKI-Vice-Principal A .XXX Ii ? 5 2 i i U I ? s , A f 2 I I 1 5 i ' , f ,ff l l ! 1 J X f Q W- .., ju ,,,, f X Q 1 UC?-1 EP' If 3 9 I w Q0 ll if f K 1' ,1 M xv ,f' I N f f' .I I A If , if ,1 f Y Y fszcxw-.xx I X I 4,-- . 6.3 pf X V,,,.V fl V Y Ayb, f ,fl 1' J f f Q . W .U , 1 .J., Q lj A f- - lv ' f I M J! ! fi , K , l f ' N 5 3 ,f I X I fluh1 I, 3 LW' . 3 1 ,Lf QQ 551 MTL-M57 47 M52 if Qfadl HU UH Hu IIE IH Q22 49 Q f ., - I- L A Q Austria , ,S XY:-, +...! GEORGE HARRIS, Glassboro State College, B.A. Coach: J.V. Basketballg Powder Puff, Jr.'sg Intramurals. Clean up f' 'K F' fr ,f . 1 N, txt rw , X .. S. X , 3 J X! , fl X il Jill i ffl JOHN CAVANAGH, Glassboro State College, B,A Director Stage Crew Mother Goose JACK B. STOWMAN, Rutgers University, B.S.g Ed.M Okay gang, 1et's go in .Ar fs JAMES EITEL, Wilkes College, B.S. Marching and Concert Band Director Grab your dimes LYNN YODER, University of Rhode Island, B.S. Student Council Advisor Y'know S IQNO. L.,-1,1 X ff J 1 IZ, Nr, N. X . t ' hy.-N Q , fi' V iv A 7 Q I . t . , L . 710 'Z W fpw' 4 'Sz l f f , f ' eff KIMBERLY VAN ZOEREN, Glassboro State College, B.A. Co-Director, Jr. Play Thursday after school LISA U. KATURAKES, University of Delaware, B.S. Cheerleading Advisorg Co-Advisor, Class of l984 That's real cute GEORGENE SCHIEPAN, Glassboro State Col- lege, B.A. Assistant Advisor, LANCER Duties for the week are . . f' tzwfvf' K k,,V V, JONATHAN DALTON, Peabody Conservatory of Music, B.M. Jr. Band Director, Jr,-Sr. Chorus Director Relax 87 Math if 'E' JOHN RUSSELL, JR., Glassboro State College, B.A. DIANE CAMIQLO, Glassboro State College, B.A. Assistant Coach Baseball, C0-DirCCIOf SCHIOI' Play I never said I was fair', WM KEVIN LUKAS, Glassboro State College, B.A. Co-Advisor, Class of 19801 Assistant Football Coach Walk like you have a purpose 88 Come on people --,fvi'lffffff A - DANIEL KRAFT, Southern Illinois University, B.A. Co-Coach Golf The Kraft Method-arc, arc JOSEPHINE SCUPP, Gettysburg College Assistant Coach Hockey Get into your seats and let's go ANTHONY BARCHUK, North Carolina State University Head Football Coach You Banana 2 - . I-. '1 lf ,,,,N, Scienc LEO I. SMITH, Saint Vincent College, B.S. Look at the graph ,5- ifrf 'fig iv' 'xml L ANDREW MORITZ, Rutgers University, B.S Co-Coach Track, Football Trainer, Advisor Class of 1983 I 1 six N' 1 f' Q C Q X fc. .. RFE! -if f Q X -s ie- --..- g..- Mcheck you' deskn THOMAS K. GRUBER, Wesley College, A.A.g West Virginia Wesleyan College, B.S. Co-Advisor Class of 1982, Girls Assistant Softball Coach A zero for the day! THOMAS J. BERGIN, Murray State University, B.S. Head Coach Cross Country Take a break e,r s i m lax i gr' X x . KX N, X fd b' 'RQ X N 1' 'S N X , .X X 1 x 3 f. . i., i . wi Q my f N ill-f l lvl, X' f e lib ' X l i l I 1. of f 'W I' X fl X I ,lr 2 i All v A4 lr' ff Q A ' Q w I K .5 rl il 4 S .X if U l flfii FEM E M 90 DENNIS GALLO, Glassboro State College, Advisor, Media OK troops JOHN RAJCZY, Glassboro State College, B.A.g M.A. A simply Marvelous vegetable B.A.g i M.A. lk ,,, . fb ,QQ .hz ...1' .f ' I 'T ff cQs,Xx 7 , 'N ,f 1 - , . X 3, A X l r ,fqjmxtx x If x Q X I I JOHN MILCHANOSKI, Glassboro State College, B.A. Co-Coach Golfg Co-Advisor Ski Club Be quiet or you'll run all period Q. MARGARET E. SUITER, Glassboro State College, B.A.g M.A. Role call 19 sic ucairion if 4 A- A J 'HMV' A, M X e is I ANNE WARD, Glassboro State College, B.A. Head Coach Hockeyg Assistant Coach Girls Basketball Hjoggigy jgggien RON E, LERCH, Western Maryland College, B.S.g Glassboro State College, M.A. Co-Advisor Ski Clubg Intramural Director Why aren't you dressed? 91 Engli T? WILLIAM SMITH, Glassboro State College, B.A. Head Basketball Coach, Boys No talking , 4, 'N-3 ,V if , X I I Exo if ls-,W I? 5 . ff'-,K X , 'N X ,411 lt J . 7 V gi gi 5 li li LJJ REGAN GOLDSTEIN, Albright College, B.A.g Southern Illinois University, M.S., Ed. Co-Advisor Class of 1981, Junior Play Co-Advisor I don't believe you guys A in MARIANNE KISELA, Glassboro State College, B.A. Varsity Softball Coach, Co-Advisor Class of 1983, Assistant Band Director Go away and come back tomorrow 'NM W GILDA J. GATTUSO, Glassboro State College, B.S. D --Get quiet Key Club Advisor I MICHAEL KLASZKY, St. Francis College, B.A. So it goes You kids give me gray hair Us CHERYL SOBACK, Trenton State College, B.A. X' ,fit get MICHAEL ADAMS, Glassboro State College, B.A. Assistant Coach Boys Basketball, 1985 Class Advisor, Coach Powder Puff Seniors Okay you guys LOIS STANLEY, Ursinus College B.A. Public Relations Director You're being facetiousn 149 Ulf' 0 C ir i ! C C 'bud' s , f'af1,,x,4iw VINCENT BRISTOW, Western Kentucky University, B.A.g M.A. Athletic Director Q, Okay-here's today's announcements Intramurals, Assistant Coach Wrestling Be ready for a test S . .f,.Upef,?,: ' .Jn Ill wfgzfr 'f ages, at R ,H THOMAS SCHOENER, Elizabethtown College, B.A. RICHARD O'NEILL, Thiel College, B.A. LANCER Photographer, Head Tennis Coach Girls and Head Coach Wrestling, Co-Coach Track Boys Don't worry about it You can do better than that DENNIS MOZIER, Glassboro State College, V: ':',6, x 'fe m . A. 'IQ' ' 1 W . 1 Q 5' - 'X X 1 ' . Vx 1 xx s .1 Q. txt, A i s Q 4 THOMAS R. YOURISON, Glassboro State College, B.A,g M.A. And now, my good friends ROBERT A HUNT, Glassboro State College, B.A.g M.A. Assistant Coach Football Time passesfwill you? VN, Mg, ,,., W WILLIAM V. MOORE, Glassboro State College, B.A. Ludicrous!,' X-ff ESE .LZ k 1 .1 X- ll A ll L GX . f MILTON O. FREDERICKS, Glassboro State College, B.A. This is something you will want to do ROBERT M. URION, JR., Morris-Harvey College B.A. Co-Advisor Class of 1982, Assistant Football Coach When I say jump-JUMP! l 5 Al r a xf 6,5 f, ,f 3, 1, xx. - C We X'-fk f f ,..1.wi a Y :Q ffl 'WAY aa ee- S , '. XA , 3 ' ,--. 6, ll' ax ix l S 122, R X -Q, L ...f xx' lvl, -fill ,filSf3i4v f mc ..f' ' X ix fr X X-,. 4 1' l 'C rl -X i lf lv FLA. , .L 'F .A fn 4' 5' .l fr l FU 1' - ffl! fb 1 1' ,f 'ih, N ll, VT lr! X . 4' l , if l XXX 'fx A ,r X ' X af 37 I- 1 ' XL! 5 I BEVERLY DUFFY, Chestnut Hill College, BA Bon Jour HALINA BROWN, Monmouth College, B.A.g Pennsylvania State University, M.A. Silencio Por Favor Orai Lang ua EILEEN F. SHANAHAN, Moravian College, B.A. Como? sm . ' I W i wx, , , FRANCIS MARKS, Rider College, B.S.g Rutgers University, Ed. M. Advisor LANCER Hi cutie! usinass Eoluca-bio E, f , in r1X I E ,X . :,,,,,, ,Q . , . si . Q . , jx,- of Q' .. .xggn 1' ffl' 759 .55 I, . 1,4 rf ,-1 I ' .V 9':-WPT. 1 T f-ff mWwf'wM+'Qfd Q gvgq iff, 52,11 5295 55150151 F 1 fL4fffa,'l 'FUI ,rm .I-X. , ' T S' It-is div' if -sf , I, ' JY I . lf' KX, fy! , I fl Ll 1 I1-T 1- 3 lx, -uf I ,K if :sw 4 I 'Xxx -.L 1 . 1 ' 2 l 4 i PATRICIA YULO, Trenton Slate College, B.S. Q Q Stop playing with the typewritersn ' ' LW, 4 v- !! Qi! I x- fg 2f,6' X 'imvb I af? i i ,Iii I r fi 1 . I ll ,,,, ,L ' . fl! X M , ' llt r Y. I ,ttt . A ' l q,f 'Wyse I . I qnggt . X .:'7-, 4 I .3 I v I ' IS KATHH NE M.'UMON, Nmmwmmm smw 1' . . . . ETHEL MARTELL, Temple University, B.S. 1 University Of Loulslana- BA- Manager of School Store .,.:3.:,1Q:g1.15i'- J Co-Advisor Class of 1981 Fingers on homerow keys The bell has rung 97 l 1, l , l S acialbias f l .Q 'X 'Fix . 1, T q - XM, , X , , W X K, ,111 WRX , , , , ,ff Ig , my t. ' xy 1,1 Q I Y , Q N n W lxkl if V hiatt K , 1 BRYNDA FILKINS, Houghton College, B.A.g BONNIE SUE MORTON, Trenton State College, ,X Syracuse University, M.L.S. Okay students, here are todays announcements. Settle l - B.A. Ax. he ww' 9' . xl 'I X . Ga STEVE IANNOTTI, West Chester Statc, B.S. Coach .I.V, Baseballg Coach Freshman Football Knock yourself out JOSEPH CUNNINGHAM, Murray State University, B.S Glassboro State College, M.A. Do your work JOHN K. CASSIDY, Glassboro State College, B.A. Okay-let's get to work WILLIAM CRANE, Glassboro State College, B.A.g M.A. Head Coach Gir1's Basketball, National Honor Society Advisor, Head Baseball Coach Coach Barchuk and the remainder of the Dragon Squad Z 'Xt X e ,-get f f . ffvff 'y 1 , ,f ff ff? , ,lf I A fly ff,,f A ' S! . 1 W X I is-x N X :Ni 'ilk IQ,-A y I ' 1 f 5 ' I ix .. , A-1 ' X -':? Z 2 It A fs I I ff, l 1 ikw,......w:mf I .IOSEPHINE SMITH, Glassboro State College, B.A. Close your mouth NANCY SARBELLO, Glassboro State College, B.A. I'll smack you! SUSAN GUINAN, LaSalle College, B.A Co-Advisor Class of 1980 Go ask Mr. Lukas PETER CAMINO, Glassboro State College Assistant Coach Football Ya got a dime? C l x MARION FRAZIER, Douglass College BA Glassboro State College, M.A. College BA M A Who's next?', Advisor DRAGON 100 DR. LOWELL ZEID, M.D., School Physician r fessianals Nils JUANITA LORE, Cooper Hospital School of Nursing, R.N 'Oi 'i Glassboro State Advisor Health Office Assistants. --W., CHILD STUDY TEAM: Dr. C. Bassman, S. Fidler, J. Lore, and S. Demeritte. fAbsentD M. Czoch. as R 11? MRS. D'AMBROSE MRS. SCHQENER Ill wfdgr fe fl. Q 3 -- ' 1 MRS. PARANTO MRS. GRAHAM MISS RICKETTS S S MS.M Ha MISS BLACK MRS. HODNETT MRS, SHOULDERS 102 f MANAGER: I. Wagner 1 1 .ef L- .I N Z f NY X X ff fix A 475' I ffm N I f Q34 X' 4 Pfyfifr S MQW A 'ai K.: 5 12 :Ei V, X :zz , li I ff , . VQVQ 4,2i 3 V 4, A CAFETERIA STAFF: Standing: B. Briggs, A. Hughes, I. Wagner, A. Kadlecik, G. Gould, E. Winter, and V. Zane. Sitting: M. Webber, J. Austin, S. Brown, and S. Quattrochi, 103 In me or f Life! I know not what thou art, But know that thou and I must partg And when, or how, or where we met I own to me's a secret yet. Life! we've been long together, Through pleasant and through cloudy weatherg 'Tis hard to part when friends are dear- Perhaps 'twill cost a sigh, a tearg Then steal away, give little warning, Choose thine own timeg Say not good nightibut in some brighter clime Bid me good morning. Anna Laetitia Barbauld 104 I. Merritt Frederick, Jr. Cuslioolians fkmf I A Y 1 'K A C. Kimball, J. Holmes, Q .,s .. nl J. Morgan, Head Custodian. Gage, G. Coombs, and G. Fauntleroy. '95 '1 1 K A 'lpn B. Twiss D. Mathias B. Doerrmann I s Drwers A. Parker, A. DeVault, K. Cru- semire, M. Av- sec, D. Lynch, I. Brenneis, R. Hoffman, A. Cri- spin, and W. Mattson. 105 V:,il ,rrf -kkr Vp Wrwflez 36306 Pl 141 Ie t ics ,sv-. Be rgiri' Boys Kneeling: G. Homan, D. Chapman, M. Mihlebach, J. Randall, B. Horner, J. Tumbelty. Standing: B. Zammerrelli T Toulson J Mihlebach, M. Thompson, W. Morgan, B. Engblom, E. Jones, Coach Bergin. 'Sv m4 , va ..., 2.,K.,,, 'I R055 lIll'?N'5 K V2 . .-H at 1 L ,ay P Xa-...lefkg '- ,Q-, '- .M - bf? .. .J .- . ' '.l:f,..311 ,pfii'1f, . gfrfi. f J ,445-.,sr f 108 The Kingsway cross country program opened its season with a victory over Clayton. The Dragon harriers then suffered a costly loss when senior John Randall suffered a knee injury. Despite the set-back, the Dragons went on to capture six more victories, ending the dual meet season seven and nine. Junior Mark Mihlebach, who established our school course record, finished second in the Gloucester County meet of Champions. Mark also finished a strong tenth in the South Jersey Group 1 Sectionals, enabling him to compete in the South Jersey meet of Champions. Mark finished second in the Tri-County Championship, and John Randall came off the disabled list to run an excellent race, finishing sixth. This made both runners Tri-County All Stars. The improving harriers went on to capture a fifth in the South Jersey Group l Championship race. Coach Bergin was well satisfied with the results of the season and hopes for continued improvement next year. Senior John Randall will be leaving, but Bergin will have six returning lettermen. Mark, Dave, John, Glenn, Bill, and Warren will endeavor to fulfill the cross country aspirations of Coach Bergin next year. ji f. Q 'Q 'W Coach Bergin with Co-Captains John Randall and Mark Mihlebach. 730.42 the Clock SEASON RECORD if S All f1 , .. .WWW Clayton Clearview Pitman Pennsville St. James Salem Gloucester Paulsboro Haddon Twp. Woodbury Shalick Delsea Glassboro CCVTS CBerJ Pennsgrove CCVTS QPennJ 109 Q 3 - .. , '- H 2 X rf m 5WESiTUi?F?'Q Ks mafia Wo pack ,Jo ' 'ns rasgons Sitting: S. Wurst, J. Schmidt, K. West, K. Maiden A. Falcone, R. Muhlbaier, M. Carney, J. Ricci, M. Marino, R. Pyle. Kneeling: K. Souder, J. Gattuso, W.i Hall, T. Pratt, D. Young. D. Nothdurft, S. Ambruster, S. Toulson, S. Sorbello, K. Menden, R. Spissell. Standing: Coach Barchuk, Assistant Coach Camino, C. Avsec, A. Caltabiano, R. Brundage, D. Eason, C. Rival, R. Pratt, J. Lynch, R. Hoffman, C. Seeman, T. Edmond, Assistant Coach Lukas, Assistant Coach Hunt. Top Row: D. Nied, J. Mucha, M. Galione, G. Burlingame, J. Dellaquilla, F. Rizzi, W. Winter, D. Dellaquilla, A. Casella, J. Gattuso, R. Diaz, R. Owen. Under the direction of new coach. Tony Barchuk, Kingswayls football program began a year of rebuilding, basics and fundamentals being stressed. Each player strove to develop a deep sense of pride and determination. Every game was fought hard and the team grew physically, as well as emotionally. Several seniors gave up starting positions in an attempt to give experience to younger players and to establish a strong foundation for next year. Great enthusiasm was generated by every player, and each developed a competitive spirit, along with a positive attitude. Nine Kingsway players received recognition for their efforts by being selected to the Tri-County All-Star Squad. Second team recipients were: Mike Carney Coffensive endlg Mike Marino Clinebackerlg John Gattuso flinelg and Tony Falcone fdefensive backj. Honarable Mention was given to: John Ricci, Ken Souder, Rick Pyle, Kevin Maiden and junior Frank Rizzi, Tying the school record for most interceptions in a season was John Ricci. Coach Barchuk talks about the team and school spirit: Mistakes were made and games were lost, but in the process, many valuable lessons were learned and upon these we built our team for the future. The job of a new coach and a young team is hard, but given time, the combination is unbeatable. Also unbeatable is a school which stands behind its team. We must generate a feeling of togetherness throughout our school so as to overcome obstacles that may hinder the performance of our players. Our football players need to know from the students that they are appreciated for their efforts. When the combination is found for Htogethernessu, and it will be soon, then the Kingsway Dragons will be respected throughout South Jersey, and we at Kingsway will wear with pride the black and red of the Dragonsff Coach Barchuk 112 SEASON RECORD Clayton Pitman Pennsville Salem Gloucester Schalick Delsea Woodstown Pennsgrove i ij, , :,, 4 . ,, . F- .1- ,Q Kiln' , - - 1 in ,,,,., ., in . , n nnn nn 7- X , t k : - ' f 67, fp 4 S j sf nnn st . . Off , -' ..:xS.,. . 'g 'nr Q Q, . .. fb- vw' . . , 7 x 2. ex :7 5 ' V 'Q EQ b 5 in M ' ff +- sST5f k'fC? fi' vi .f IG!-w-4'M?ff , . im .' L nnnn f-. . D . A iff L 112.1 ' '. ff' . 4 mLh., 1 E ,L E. 2: i, 5. 455 T .V .VX --,IN . .K , A f KV.. Y' .. mfg, --' . V 1 L -'2fif5..fRQ ' w . .. fblavbff -xg ,i5r4:2' Nfiwff' Y- fwf mv--lf' . A .. fx K' df-1' ww-1.1 'T U X1 ' nm Qi .1 D.nn V. ,Sz ISN' .--k. 1 I ' f,.'f' ffffiiii- K fl f N 'f' -1 D, 1, 'K A A 'Wir' V if' 5 . 'Q ax- -fi.,-f --W M . of ..., X D 4, N' 51 ., 3, . . M' g-9 ,., .... ' A -, jf. . . in if-5 ff' L:'LL NA. . ,J f, DEFENSE: M. Carney, S, Sorbello, J. Gattuso, W. Winter, R. Pyle, D. Young, D. Nothdurft, K. Souder, M. Marino, T. Falcone, J. Ricci. 1 -v I A -1 M 0 fa, , ' ,f f ,. if 4 K, 114 1 I ay . 'W' .1 .H K S4 N6 J. , 1 ,.f A-., , L 1... ' -- , 4. ug Q H A ---' - Q 'L -Q , K vw , J.. 4 , .. ..,,,,,,, wg 5. . D W, K 3 ,. 'Q K ku E . f - 'L is A :ii f ' '-if . , zff , I D . it S QWJN-Qs ,. Sv- i, K ,J ,hp , . ,W Vp, .. , . ,. , , ,V . D ,if ft, .1 N A X ' 5 . '- . ' Q- 'ri K K? X mm nik., rf- ,H W3 ., R . A rg... ,,,, in KS A . vi gi . , n :ny-W-W g . - n f . f- . W 40 Qnnnnn -. - , Y I 1: X W1 15. ,c 1 - f . QI K '11 ' . I P , ...S .B l M K R . fn.. k k . , . ..fa x .E, ,k X K .. 1' w A . . V 11 : ' -r 'f-NYFD-.'T. -T iff, fi n 1 P . 1 . 1 f , . 4 ' + ' D . S' me ' -. Q - 5 f ' 2 . . L ' F 'S -f' A -' i I f f ' ,. . ' -f:a+....19Z5555'f'1'Q73f9fsa.gLQ.. . ' - ' '-ff .. 4PM - ' f 'w7'?f2'f: '5 ?P:f3 1 s . - I -gn Lam-Q-..N...2ag:..g: , ,, . N za 2 Q . W ' .- 'm'fTE'J'N - .. . - .' if 110 -5' Q :.f,.A.f'aQ91p - w!fv1 2??,gih. . x , NS' a f- 8- K A -wif M 'V f-.. 4 'WQSQT -ig fe.. M' rr .ygE.r'm43rf:Qi. ,-.pMi..1.' . J . . 'mb' ff..?,f , Y X . 2.?'Ef-32753 f. fiaxfiif. fr ima, , - .'y3.w,3' 3... w5j..,j.Q ji ,H '-'fjgf-. .gig gn. HNB1 N ' ' if jgffx'f? 1'i ? iWiT ':1,.ff -frgffi' 'ff 'wcx-ir5:'3'.-.. OFFENSE: W. Hull M. Carney S. Toulson S. Wurst T. Pratt S I ' ..'- J Gattuso, K. Souder, F. Rizzi, R. Pyle, S, Sorbello, K. Maiden, , .N jf . - x w ' . r.. .L-- - . nf. -. f f , .,. ,, Jw Q' .A-- 'M - - W wx., -, if ,GF -f Q, .- .. fwk .W , N ,Q 7 1, ff Q, N .5 . A Q 4 ' , . ' ,,.. K ,--- VIP. r Q , , 5. ' ' W' - 1 gi5.,3WQ'fl g3'?K'J'Tf: 'W 5 U - gf V' '- 115 , D0 Varsity: Coach Ward, C. Coyle, L. Stanley, S. Haddock, M. Coyle, D. Pusey, J. Barbagallo, W. Muntz, S. Rival, K. Leone, P. Brown, K. Kelley, and J. Paranto. Dragon irit Drives Coach Ward exhorts team. Hockey Led by first year coach Anne Ward and assistant coach Josephine Scupp, 1979 delivered a rewarding, though sometimes trying, season. With new ideas and an abundance of enthusiasm, the new coaches instilled a new spirit into the team. The team's three and ten record doesnlt reflect the spirit, drive and competitiveness of the young women. The team fought hard in every game. Two one goal loses to Pennsville and Woodstown were indicative of the intenseness of the battles. A Kingsway penalty flick victory over Salem continued the closely fought conflicts. The season progressed to a never ending struggle for success, with an occassional injury to Dragonette players causing temporary setbacks in progress. Returning letter winners: Sue Haddock, Kathleen Kelley, Colleen and Meg Coyle will lead the next year's Dragonettes. Graduating seniors wish the best of luck to Coach Ward and her Dragon team! SENIOR DRAGONETTES SEASON RECORD Clearview St. James Pennsville Clayton Gloucester Salem Schalick Pitman Woodstown Gateway Delsea Paul VI JUNIOR VARSITY . rf. A Co-Captains: K. Leone and J. Paranto ci' I , ,?k., Q -Q' Y , 119 4' we N, r i BQ, 21 5 The 1979 girls tennis team finished their season with a four and twelve record. Under the leadership of new coach Tom Schoener, the girls had two wins over both Schalick and St. James. For Coach Schoener it was a year of gaining experience. In summing up his season, he says: I really enjoyed coaching the girls, and I felt that we accomplished a lot. We had our problems, but we also learned from our mistakes. With so many experienced players coming back next year, I think we can go far. The singles players were: sophomore, co-captain Sue Pyle, senior, co-captain Diane Woodend, and sophomore Wien Destefano at first, second and third singles, respectively. Mr. Schoener mixed his doubles teams, using Laurie Schenk, Leanne Still, Beth Dare, Beth Price and Denise Mellon to find the right combinations. The future is bright for next years squad, as thirteen veteran performers will return to Coach Schoener. The two departing seniors, L. Schenk and D. Woodend, wish the best of luck to the 1980 team. 120 BACK ROW: L. Schenk, K. Kuhar, W. McCauley, D. Lovelace, S. Pyle, D. Merighi, D. Sully, L. Balestrucci and Coach Schoener. FRONT ROW B. Dare, D. Mellon, L. Still, W. DeStefano, D. Woodend, B. Price, M. Leone. annis cam courts Success , r , 1 - ,sea - , e REEL : - 3:53354 Q--f.z, ...... 'f- .Q Coach Schoener with Co-Captains S. Pyle and D. Woodend ..., 2 Q fl if. -i.lL-,g, if .,,' 'Gt .a 'K 'k':: Mi . In m.. f , 'W ' W ,, V , ,Vu A V 'Q 1. x 1 iyy 4, .1K1Sx4x ki, In , ,fi .3 'A',, , ,V f. Q, vafvvyk, A .L V 13 39+ ' ' 5 5:35-? 'I f 5NQ'MA If , M41 ' i p , A Lp .W ' if ' 'L Y A ,,-b ,Jw -f :,,-my Yiffff fi, f WV A in haf 122 V 'V 1 K ,Wag ww, .., .' 9 I wym-m a ,5- . 4 V . ,, .N ,l i ,A g,,M.szyNwgw ,, , , ,gm ff mea? Wars wgaiat Zak ,212 'Mara 06 Qty sv: .fwvir , 52'-fs-. Q ' gfipz.-.,--53,95 4.1- .wfi-'. 5' --fl . --'J .4?'fTf9?L- .V'f' -. 'Tris' . -fit: 1 h,'. . I, ,V .. ..:, A, . ..?:H,r. dmv. . .,? 'rf-- if ' 'W'-I N x Q,--fr' ., T- 4, f ' H 4 VARSITY: Standing: Coach Crane, D. Woodend, J. Carter, L. Stanley S Smith and Coach Ward Kneeling E Diggs, W. DeStefano, D. Davis, D. Dupper, and T. Toulson. ir s Shoot for Playa The 1979-80 girls basketball team began its year in fine fashion with four straight Tri-County victories, and ended the season on a high note by earning a spot in the NJSIAA Group l play-offs for the first time ever. Under the coaching of Bill Crane, the girls finished the season with a 7-13 record. Other teams began to take a second look at the Dragonettes after their opening Tri-county victories. The girls surprised a lot of people with an exciting double overtime loss to second place Pennsgrove and a mere 3 point spread against first place Salem. Momentum and determination carried them into the play-offs and helped them post a win over Wildwood in the opening round of the State Championship Play-offs. Although they lost in the second play-off to Audubon, the lady Dragons came out winners by playing like champions. Leading the team were seniors Lisa Stanley, Janice Carter, and Diane Woodend. Juniors Debbie Davis, Tracy Toulson, and Stacy Smith were also starters. In reserve were Wien DeStefano, Judy Groshardt, Ernestine Diggs, and Diane Dupper. Coach Crane and Senior Standouts SEASON RECORD Clearview Pennsauken Tech. Gloucester Woodstown Delsea Schalick Pennsville Pitman Pennsgrove Salem Clayton Gloucester Woodstown Delsea Schalick Pennsville Pitman Pennsgrove Salem 'Wildwood 'Audubon 'State Tournaments Coach Ward with Junior Varsity. S X VARSITY: Standing: Coach Smith, K. Fauntleroy, M. Hankel, J. Jones, Y. Fluellen, M. Lail, and D. Tunstall. Kneeling: T. Thomas, B. Norman, B. Brundage, D. Young, and A. Lundy. mith rgas aw Cour 57:15 it The 1979-80 Kingsway Basketball team faced something that every team faces at one point or another-a year of rebuilding. Though Kingsway has been trying the past few years to build a solid program, it was the crucial loss of players the previous year that left this year's team young and inexperienced. It was around these young and inexperienced players that the program was to revolve. The team was led by Robert Brundage, who averaged 19.2 points per game, and Dwayne Tunstall, averaging 12 points per game. The total record of this year's Dragon team was 3-18. Throughout the season the team was commended and respected by their fellow ' Tri-County teams in both their play and sportsmanship. Under the direction of first year coach William Smith, the team achieved their goals of team ball, discipline, and maturity. With many returning lettermen, including Brundage, and, also, for the first time in years, height that is so desperately needed, Kingsway is looking forward to the rewards of the hard work and experience they received this year. Coach Smith directs action. 128 Coach O'Neil1 anticipates victory. astlers pi 500 ason This year's wrestlers began the season with gloomy predictions of a poor 1979-1980 season. Some spectator skeptics predicted a goal of five victories was beyond reach. Inspired by Coach Richard O'Neill, the grapplers set out to prove the skeptics wrong. With Co-Captains Anthony Maccarone and Kevin West leading the way, the team's record of 8 and 8 proved their point. The team took third place in the Glassboro Tournament. In the tournament, Anthony received the Most Valuable Wrestler,' award, Bob O,Leary received a silver medal, while Kevin West and John Gattuso received bronze medals. We had one District Champion, Chris Mucci and a silver medalist, Kevin West. Jim Gattuso and Anthony Maccarone won bronze medals. Bob O'Leary exhibited strong dual meet performances all season. There was a record established this year by Anthony Maccarone for most pins in one season . . . 14. He was placed on the Gloucester County All-Star Second Team and Honorable Mention was given to Chris Mucci, Bob O'Leary and John Gattuso. VARSITY: Standing: R. O'Leary, A. Maccarone, J. Gattuso, J. Gattuso, Coach O'Neill, C. Ricker, C. Avsec, K. West. Kneeling: C. Mucci, T. Edmund, J. Randall, D. Dupper, and B. Mauger. SEASON RECORD Clearview Delran Riverside Pennsville Clayton Woodbury Salem Washington Schalick Pennsauken Paul XI Pitman Pennsgrove Cumberland Glassboro Twp. Tech l Junior Varsity Statisticians and Manager: G. More, J. Mann, C. Lokaj, and G. Edmund. SENIORS: Standing: A. Maccarone, J. Gattuso, T. Donofrio. Kneeling: K. West and J. Randall. SEASON RECORD K 5 Woodstown 2 Clayton 6 St. James 3 Pennsville 1 2 Gloucester 0 Schalick 1 8 Pennsgrove O Delsea 8 Salem 7 Pitman 6 Woodstown 8 Clayton 0 Pennsville 5 Gloucester 2 Schalick 2 Pennsgrove 8 Delsea 7 Salem O 2 6 5 13 5 ll 20 15 7 14 14 4 15 12 9 22 17 l lst row: M. Misero, T. McQuade, D. Lail, P. Toulson. 2nd row: B. Searle, J. Paranto, D. Davis, M. Davis. 3rd row: L. Stanley, D. Woodend, L. Stanley, K. Kelley. Standing: Coach M. Kisela Sfbball Pita es 60 Wi Happiness is . . . a run scored. 136 3. . 'X The girls softball team, coached by Marianne Kisela and Tom Gruber, waged an enthusiastic campaign to attain a respectable season. The ladies began very auspiciously with a victory over last year's Tri-County champs, Woodstown, 5-3. Early season injuries to three key players dampened the outlook for the season. Promoted J.V. performers filled these positions, but were no match for the experienced competition they faced. Outstanding veteran senior performers for the Dragonettes were, pitcher Lisa Stanley, catcher Jeanne Paranto, Monica Misero guarding first base, Terri McQuade at the keystone sack, Diane Lail at third base, and patrolling the outfield Diane Woodend and Patty Toulson. Juniors: Debbie Davis handled shortstop and Kathy Kelley was the third member of the outfield. Enthusiastic Coach Kisela has a task cut out for her next year. She must take the J.V. team, molded by Coach Gruber, and develop them into a new, winning varsity for 1981. wi 4-.M W WWW V Wig M MANAGERS: B. Searle and M. Davis w 'N' .ff . 1 , A ., mi J' ,.,, if fs 1,2 ,ii -.L M.g9.4 ' , ' ' ' 1,11 Qw. 1E JUNIOR VARSITY 139 SEASON RECORD K O 0 Clayton 2 0 Woodstown 4 6 Gloucester 4 2 Pennsville 4 1 Pennsgrove 12 5 Salem 0 5 St. James 4 4 Delsea 7 3 Schalick 4 0 St. James 1 5 Pitman 6 8 Clayton 4 1 Woodstown 2 3 Gloucester 6 5 Pennsville 8 2 Pennsgrove 5 f 13 Salem 3 f A . - 8 Delsea 3 ' v 13 Schalick 5 1 Pitman 6 Kneeling: G. Homan, S. Wurst, J Tumbelty T Falcone M Carney M Marino B Zahniser R Weisel Standing W. Crane, Coachg G. Burlingame J Dellaquilla E Kafka M Donnelly R Spissell C Avsec aseb ll UCCQSS Under supervision of new head coach, William Crane, the 1980 Kingsway Baseball Team had a very trying but enthusiastic season. Their seven wins and thirteen losses was not indicative of the efforts of the players and the coaches. Throughout the year, the team was blessed with superior performances by various individuals. Outstanding games included a Greg Burlingame one hitter against Salem and on another occasion when he struck out 15 opponents. When playing Pennsville, rated second in all of South Jersey, the team was able to keep the score close until the final inning. Greg Burlingame was awarded second team All-Tri-County with honorable mention going to Anthony Falcone, Mike Carney, Bert Zahniser, Joe Dellaquilla, and Chris Avsec. Mike Carney and Anthony Falcone were very steady ball players both offensively and defensively, while Scott Wurst could be depended upon behind the plate. Mike Marino covered the outfield, while Ed Kafka guarded all the infield positions at one time or another. Mr. Crane says he enjoyed working with this group of young people. He is anticipating exceptional years to come with all pitchers returning next year and the loss of only two of the starting nine. 140 nuvqfq M, 2- ,-1. .. Mgt, F 4 ' , . PHX ff SENIORS - . 5 -f .Q .Uh n 7 'Qi .fag AIX X QS ltiliw. . X KAMAX' gi N I 141 W JUNIOR VARSITY MANAGERS AND STATISTICIANS: K. Carney, D. Merighi, C. Rucker, D. Harkins. gf A m L' TTW' ,x-- .. ra -z, Q ,sv , -if Q4 ic? K. :VPN ..,kk W3 . '15, 7' -f-11,fr:gg', -in Q, ,.k, , , QQ kxkr ,f+5 . va A '75 W mf -x , .s.g3i, Bw'-f, , XT i Q, ' 3 kk,.r,,.v Wm , v A gy ,...jL'f'f' faifr ., ai' , 'lla' 7' ' . . -,WT-1, 4 FRESHMEN ,i 1--A f- ff SEASON RECORD K O 77 Gloucester 45 51 Schalick 80 51 Pitman 80 28 Delsea 102 43 Salem 88 21 Pennsgrove 1 10 58 Clearview 71 57 Woodstown 74 75 CCVTS 55 55 Clayton 74 51 Pennsville 80 Seated L-R: M. Mihlebach, S. Toulson, J. Schenk, Kneeling L-R: C. Ricker, R. Murphy, W. Horner, D. Eason, Standing L-R: J. Johnson, C. Mami, S. Cassella, S. Trautman, L. Diggs, J. Kuhar, G. Finnochairo ack Makes 5'6rial at-A.. Classy Co-coaches strike a pose. Co-Coaches Richard O'Neill and Andrew Moritz, despite being faced with a normal rebuilding routine, had some sterling performances from their thinclads. The major problem facing the squad was a lack of depth in all events excepting the dashes. Most schools present enough performers so that they have three competitors in each event. Our school, with its 14 Cfourteenj squad members, fell far short of this objective. Hence, Coaches O,Neil1 and Moritz were hard pressed to field a complete unit in all events. The boys won-loss record of 2-9 was not indicative of the hard work of the coaching staff and the squad. Individual performances by Mark Mihlebach in the distance runs, Lance Diggs in the dashes, Dave Eason in the weights, and Rick Murphy in the pole vault were impressive. Mark, in particular, was superb. He was undefeated in dual meets in 1500 and 3000 meters. In addition, he is the Gloucester County champ in the 3000 meters and took a second in the Tri-County and South Jersey Group 1 Championships. The girls program was highlighted by the Clayton Open Meet. Tracy Toulson took second in the javelin and fourth in the 1500 meters, Ernestine Diggs placed second in the 100 meters and fourth in the long jump, Wien DeStefano was second in the shot, third in the discus and third in the javelin. Wien also got a bronze medal in the Gloucester County Championships. The most important news for the girls, however, came at the end of the season when the Board of Education announced that the girls track would be an official athletic program next year. Good luck girls! mxk ix A 11 4 Q if K , ' LQ, . uw 1 G S N X 145 .r fm ,, , ' f iff ia: f K h' - I ' H W ', ,, In lg' l A x . ' ffffwmq ' - . , f. .K , 4 ... ,f 44, ,- 1: W4 'lf' , E,,3vr,w 4-35 if-.,, , 146 T. Toulson, K. Kuhar, J. Salome, W. DeStefano, K. Krispin, T. Leone, E. Diggs, P. Johnson A. Stachouse, M. Schenk, J. Mihlcbach Y T O. Wilson, L. Hunt, S. Rival 147 K 0 1 2 2 l l 2 1 0 2 lfg I l l 2 SEASON RECORD Woodbury Pennsville Schalick Pennsgrove St. James Schalick Salem Pitman Pennsville Gateway Pitman St. James Glassboro Salem Pennsgrove O 6 5 4 4 5 5 4 5 6 4 5lf2 5 5 5 4 K. Dennelsbeck, Mgr., Coach Milchanoski, M. Gould, E. Johnson, J. Walsh, R. Hall, R. Diaz, J. Cressman, J. Gay 'vas bo ,ju X ..W2fiA,' an QV. L 3. 148 Co-Coaches Kraft and Milchanoski. E16 are This year the gold team had as an objective the gaining of experience and the development of confidence more than the attainment of a winning record. Although their record implies otherwise, the improvement of our team increased tremendously over the year. In contrast with last year's shut-outs Calmost every matchl, this year's team suffered only one such disaster. Individual records likewise improved. Two of our golfers represented Kingsway on the Tri-County All-Star Club. The new management of the Beckett Golf Club made practicing much easier and worthwhile. The cooperation between the management and the team will add greatly to the improvement of individual players and the team as a whole. The future bodes well for Kingsway's golfers, as all members of the squad will return next year, while all opposing teams will lose at least half of their starting line-ups. The coaches were satisfied with this year's team and truly look forward to a good season next year. ,,.,,f Nga. W ,K -1 I' - ,. .-A JJ, , , N, , t SEASON RECORD K o Wm 2 Pennsgrove 3 l Pennsville 4 l Delsea 4 4 Clearview l 4 Woodstown l 5 Salem 0 l Woodstown 4 4 Schalick l 0 Pennsville 5 2 Pitman 3 I Pennsgrove 4 5 Paulsboro 0 3 Schalick 2 5 Salem 0 3 Delsea 2 1 Pitman 4 Standing: R. Pyle, K. Souderi T. Owen, C. Woolson, T. Schoener, Coach. Kneeling: H. Jenkins, A. Gottsch, .l. Jones. annis flats aw Coach If you were to observe one of the practices of the Kingsway tennis team you might wonder what is being accomplished between the laughing, shouting, criticizing, and numerous other things that you do not expect to see at the practice of any sport. But it seems that the tennis team is different than other teams in that they are able to accomplish their goals in an environment not seen in many other sports-the family type environment. The tennis team, like many of our teams this year, was left young and inexperienced. The tennis team was able to put aside this obstacle and concentrate on the iob ahead. The job was defined very clearly for first year coach Thomas Schoener5he had to take eight students fseven are needed for a matchl and form them into a team of tennis players. This job presented one large problem-only four of the players had played in varsity matches, and of those four, only two played regularly. However, not only did he shape these eight players into a team, he shaped them into a contending team that would challenge others with much greater experience. And in the end, the job that Mr. Schoener and the eight boys accomplished would be reflected by their 8-8 record. A 500 or better record was something that eluded many of the sports this year, and for Mr. Schoener's boys, its attainment was an accomplishment in itself. The team fell just one match short of qualifying for the state championship. As far as the future for tennis at Kingsway goes, we can look forward to a very promising year ahead. With four sophomores, Schoener should be able to continue in advancing the pride of Kingsway tennis along with the pride of the school. A special congratulation to the four seniors on the team, Eric Troth, Ken Souder, Tom Owen, and the lst singles player for the year, Rick Pyle. Tom Owen led the team with a record of ll-4. Good job! 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NS ,W , I N .L Am ' -' 3E57ii22f31:iz. . 11 -K v--:x V Ll 22' VARSITY SQUAD: Rhonda Fauntleroy Monica Misero Paula Putorti Kim Hamilton Diane Lail Tracy Smith Laurie Baker Monica Gilbert Cheerleaders YK- gait A - ' in ,-aww-1 ,.., A zf.ff1 , F Mis? 1+ M, A X is ,, , R 1 lx ,E K 1 x,.L N., 'N, ' 'Wh 'E K tk ... -V Q 'b - mf xwfwffx ,sg my -, Lancer STAFF: Co-Editors Peggy Brown Bonny Hemple Associate Editor Joy Mullen Art Editor Joyce Barbagallo Typing Editor Patty Stecher Business Editor Lisa Owen Section Editors Senior-Keena Ferrell Underclassmen-Bev Searle Faculty-Laurie Schenk Band-Linda Cotton Advertising-Lucy Casella Sports-Laurie Baker General Staff Toni Carney Tim Donofrio Lisa Eason Pilar Johnson Pat Kelley Terri McQuade Chris Pagliaro Antoinette Rizzi 158 .f ,. :gigs 4 . Af AMX, gf. W . lf he 1 .A , . .K :.. A , 4 xy og I O I my 'mv X 5 ---qos., I F fx. - 1 aa. mt, me wr lst Row: R. Arroyo, W. Muntz, L. Stanley, A. Rode, K. Hampton, K. Warner, T. Smith, D. Lovelace, R. Hankins, L. Eason, G. Kokas, S. Owen, J. Posey, T. DeSimone, D. Ogren, L. Coyle, M. Coyle, M. Bonacorsi, J. McLaughlin. 2nd Row: R. Hall, B. Drew, D. Frank, F. Lynch, L. Balestrucci, J. Schaub, K. Ogren, F. Grasso, L. Donofrio, A. Thomas, S. Lentz, C. Mami, E. Coyle, T. Anderson, P. Brown, J. Mullen, H. Thompson, V. Muntz, P. Lippincott, E. Buchenhorst, T. Horner, S. Grasso. 3rd Row: R. Gaither, F. Sperber, E. Johnson, N. Kickem. L. Nucifore, T. D'Annibale, B. Searle, D. Searle, J. Grosshardt, J. Hemple, D. Black, R. Sparks, B. Middleton, D. Barton, S. Mills, P. Tillburg, S. Smith, B. Hewes, K. McLaughlin, E. Kafka, D. Searle, M. Stecher. This yearis Sports Banquet seemed to present a theme of installation of pride into the athletes of Kingsway Regional High School. Coach Barchuk initially presented the idea that losing is a way of life at Kingsway. This theme was echoed by almost every other coach at the head table. Maybe the athletes should take a page from the book of pride as developed by the Dragon,' Marching Band. For the past several years, every performance of Mr. Eitel's Prideful Marchers has been an event of which each member of the band and the school could take great pride. They have been winners for years and the athletes should emulate their winning ways. Though the days and nights were long for the Dragon Band, the determination and effort was never ending. Throughout the year the band displayed the utmost creativity in their field and street routines. The highlights of the Dragon Band's 1979-80 season included nine football games, the Beckett Balloon Race, a field competition at West Deptford High School, the annual Homecoming Parade, the Woodbury Fall Parade, the Millville Christmas Parade, several local parades and the three day trip to the Blossom Festival Parade in Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada. Even though there are sixteen graduating seniors, there remains a strong nucleus of experienced performers waiting to take to the fields and streets next season. Drum Major: JoAnn Brown Drum Major: Susan Rival 60 -.5 ., Q lL - 'i: 5 5' Captains Muntz, Brown, Searle, Middleton, Coyle, Thompson, Stecher, Benvenuto Nickerson, and Cotton. Flag Corps MAJORETTES: L. Goslin, K. Nickerson, L. Justice, S. Jenkins, T. Landwher. f .ll urn ac'.r L ii.: ii C' nf. PERCUSSION: Kneeling: R. Hall, A. Rode, H. Thompson, L. Coyle, S. Grasso, B. Drew, R. Sparks. Standing: J. Schaub, J, Mullen, D. Black, E. Buchenhorst, T. Horner, L. Balestrucci. DRAGON MASCOT-Jessie Kavaliunas COLOR GUARD-Standing: Rebecca Eastlack, Patty Stecher, Sherry Riehl. Kneeling: Diane Dupper, Colleen Coyle. 'A' CCC I .-gl 'B A I 2 1 , ,o M.- ..- gn tl .n .- '-ml V 'I A V- q - -Y' i f - ' 'f' ' . A w Rimsggifwgs- , f 2' .b A 1 4 X. . 'A ., 'f i,-.vm ,--- .. . 5 1 - -f - . 4 it--94 ,- T- - K 15 R Ml ql 1. 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Lerch 1 Q LIBRARY Goldman E Ylmvmv In 'amy wk iv 411. c ,,- I. X' '.. A gs- W S f .. W be IA- fg R: 3 ' ' .4 .. fi... SPANISH CLUB-E Shanahan an H Brown RDSSIAN CLUB-H. Brown ,Q i 4 , ' H ,xfps , v., 1 ! 1 JA L DRAGON-K. Clark STAGE BAND-J. Eitel BRASS AND WOODWIND ENSEMBLE-J. Eitel JUNIOR AND SENIOR CHORUS-J. Dalton Special Events ' Homecoming 1979 ,n ' -N , wx' if :ff 'H' mi M . , 1 xg at ,, . 3 1 il.. I ' 4 A 'K 1 4 Pawder Puff 79 6-0 seniors vs' ' N fu ,h '.. , gs. 1-4-:. .,..ww Q 176 , NSS' v J JW .f nm.: V' V ,,g,., , , . I . , ' IYI ' m f jf. , ,,Z: 1f'3 E, H L I , Q Af., V! 1 A ,, , - f' if -4 1 . s , ' ' s 15x n -n ,g A f fum. U,w -,,.,1 w 1 4 w W X X wwww 1 ... w K . A . 52523 pin , .35 M, . .. . vw , ac N X M4 'Y MS. JK., 39 .K - ' ' x HA -3 , A IVR J- 1 Q. A S 0,-' 4 Q X ' '3 iQ4 i 53 mzwzp. . 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I IGH 'uiaize Three irlzy CAST Hester Hopp Tracy Cowen Madam Zola Dwight Aswell Jonah Jackson June Bower May Bower Wanda Larkin Aunt Bertine April Bower Clint Aswell Take Three Girls CHARACTERS Judy Groshardt Jeff Schenk Monica Lee Andy Tuzzino Carlo Toscano Shelly Solem Tracy Anderson Colleen Coyle Julie Brown Denise Mellon Doug Brown STAGE MANAGERS Diane Smedly Tracy Smith USHERETTES Linda Muhlbaier Debbie Morrison Sara Rapasardi Laurie Jones Athena Robertson Kim Hamilton Pam Lippincott Donna Murphy DIRECTORS Mrs. Regan Goldstein Ms. Kimberly Van Zoeren , me 2' K -T1 K: ' Xi 181 K yy fs W3 .,, .,, my 23:15 4, Wt fsfi if fl is fi' A Mystery-Comedy in Three Acts by Craig Sodaro CAST Mrs, Fern .......... ....... Miss Crump .......... ........ Barney Cook ......... ..... Babs Cook ................... .. Isadora McCullvey ......... .. Maggie ......................... ..... June ......... ..... Moran ......... Murphy ........... ..... Jerry Parks .............. ........ The Inspector ............... ..... The Superintendent .................. ...... ..... ADVISORS: Diane Camiolo Cheryl Soback PROMPTERS: Joyce Barbagallo Peggy Brown Laurajane Baker Antoinette Rizzi .....Mike Marino .....Paula Putorti .........Diane Lail Laurie Schenk . Jeanne Paranto ...........Rick Pyle Ken Souder Herb Thompson ..........Pat Kelley Mike Carney A , 3 ,, W, nmualtm 2-1 'fy ,. I , iiifvf' . -mann-' mm-.Q-we.. 4, me E4 , If , ,,, 'L EL , X N X Q if 1 R . .L , W.MmJ-fr -I ,T 0 1 Li .S , fii M . 4' , ,Q gy, 'eu play ...mlfza 6'1- v ,ss 5GTl'lC Q 1 Q-Q il - 535 Y 4 1 wad Academic Monica Misero-KWR Board of Education Award for Clothing Jaclyn Mann-KWR Board of Education Award for Foods Melissa Mangano-KWR Board of Education Award for Vocal Music Mark O'Donne1l-KWR Board of Education Award for Metal Shop Steven Darone-KWR Board of Education Award for Mechanical Drawing Deborah Pusey-KWR Board of Education Award for Cooperative Education Richard Konrad-KWR Board of Education Award for Physical Education Jenny Hewes-Typing Award Kathleen Nickerson-Outstanding Accounting Student Beverly Searle-KWR Board of Education Award for Physical Education Swedesboro Eastern Star Salvatore Coco-KWR Board of Education Award for Agriculture Swedesboro Grange No. 5 Joyce Barbagallo-KWR Board of Education Award for Art Yearbook Award Patricia Stecher-Shorthand Award Typing Award Diane Lail-Trinity Episcopal Church John Randall-Swedes Sports and Hobby Shop Robert Muhlbaier-Henry Budd Engle Memorial Award Deborah Croce-Guarantee Bank of Swedesboro Lisa Owen-East Greenwich PTA Award Richard Pyle-Beckett Optimist Club Karen Leone-Typing Award John G. Nothdurft Agency Michael Marino-J. Norman Fish Memorial Award-Cafeteria Staff Michael Carney-The Sunday and Evening Bulletin Award Diane Woodend-Typing Award Shorthand Award Outstanding Accounting Student Award Berkley School of Business Beckett Optimist Club Wythena Muntz-Gloucester County School Nurses Association Dr. Lowell Zeid Award-lst Place Jeanne Paranto-Typing Award Swedes Sports and Hobby Shop Dr. Lowell Zeid Award-2nd Place West Deptford Rotary Scholarship Award Herbert Thompson-Kingsway Band Booster Award East Greenwich PTA Award Dr. William Serri Scholarship Award Christopher Muhlbaier-American Chemical Society Sons of the American Revolution Woolwich District Fire Company Bausch and Lomb Award Joy Mullen-Typing Award Yearbook Award Representative of the Daughters of the American Revolution The Sunday and Evening Bulletin Distinguished Student Award Kingsway Regional Board of Education Scholarship Award Bonny Hemple-Typing Award Outstanding Accounting Student Business Department Faculty Award Swedesboro Lions Club The Berldey School of Business Yearbook Award Peggy Brown-Outstanding Accounting Student Yearbook Award KWR Board of Education Award for Ceramics Business Department Faculty Award Swedesboro Kiwanis Club Soroptimist Youth Citizenship Award Kingsway Band Booster Award 184 Antoinette Rizzi-Phi Beta Kappa Book Award from Temple University New Jersey Foreign Language Teachers Association Award American Chemical Society Dr. William Serri Award Pearl A. DeGrofft Memorial Fund Scholarship Athletic DRAGON AWARD Mike Carney and Lisa Stanley COACHES AWARDS Laurie Baker-Cheerleading Diane Woodend-Girl's Basketball, Fall Tennis Mark Mihlebach-Cross Country, Track Lisa Stanley-Field Hockey, Softball Mike Carney-Baseball Rick Pyle-Football, Spring Tennis John Gattuso-Wrestling Bob Brundage-Boy's Basketball Reggie Hall-Golf SPECIAL RECOGNITION AWARDS Sue Rival-Field Hockey Mike Marino-Football Yusuf Fluellen-Boy's Basketball Dwayne Tunstall-Boy's Basketball Kevin West-Wrestling Anthony Maccarone-Wrestling Lisa Stanley-Girl's Basketball Beverly Searle-Softball Janice Carter-Girl's Basketball Tony Falcone-Baseball Scott Wurst-Baseball Tom Owen-Spring Tennis Kathy Kelley-Softball Joe Johnson-Track Mark Gould-Golf Glenn Homan-Cross Country Sue Pyle-Fall Tennis Joyce Barbagallo-Field Hockey Antoinette Rizzi, Valedictorian Joy Mullen, Salutatorian Peggy Brown, Third Honor Student Monica Misero Herbert Thompson Bonny Hemple Michael Carney Christopher Muhlbaier Steven Brown Joyce Barbagallo 18 ...Y aww f 1930 I 1 'WS W In fl Illini' L 5 fki' ihkix , , ,,f, L. . , K ri ,gg Es' ,,,, L I ' - ,,H'2::wwW..-.-- ' f '--f- 'A y:,g,,,4,,,,,,W.:: 5 7 ' 1 1fin..if , 2 .V ' , 3 H 3' ' , A' '- , . ff f.n5,,,fgff4ff,,,ew,3g Aw- ,ld - , . , f ' v- ,... ,, J. .- I, , ,We ,JH ,,., X: ' 1 ,Q ' Y 'L'- W ,Ma y W , ' Wir, ,' W ' K m : Li ' V ' -' . :iff 5 1 f xi K f p 'vm sf XT ig ff' in New., H pfq' W 1555-frm!-Y 189 W -Q 55 Q i , 4,1 1. Ziff!! ,3 +1 .. hi:- ,r' g. 190 Nfsgmm' x 191 2 Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mrs Mrs Compliments of Kingsway Education Association Professionals in Education Baker Bergin Bristow Brown Camino Cassidy Cavanagh Clark Crane Cunningham Eitel Frazier Fredericks Gallo Gattuso Goldman Goldstein President-Diane Camiolo Vice President-Marianne Kisela Secretary-Patricia Yulo Treasurer-Ethel Martell Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Ms. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Gruber Guinan Harris Hunt Iannotti Katurakes Klaszky Lerch Lore Lukas Marks Milchanoski Moore Moritz Morton O'Neill Rajczy Russell Mrs. Sarbello Ms. Schiepan Mr. Schoener Mrs. Scupp Miss Shanahan Mrs. J. Smith Mr. L. Smith Ms. Soback Mrs. Stanley Mr. Stowman Miss Suiter Mrs. Timon Mr. Urion Ms. VanZoeren Miss Ward Mrs. Yoder Mr. Yourison 935 Kings Highway Star, Congratulations and best wishes always to one whose spelling expertise is exceeded only by her incredible shyness. Your enthusiasm has never failed to inspire me, and the vast knowledge you have imparted to me concern- ing d ----- will always be grasheshly appreciated. You are someone very special to me and I would love you even if you weren't the only one with any personality. Good luck from Di Dee Doo Wedding Invitations and Accessories Latest Styles-Big Selection Quality at Moderate Prices SWEDESBORO PUBLISHING CO. AND THE NNEW TOWNS PRESS QRobert H. J. Dunnj 418 Kings Hwy., Swedesboro-467-1995 JOHN H. LORE, JR. Phone 467-03 57 Swedesboro, Nl 08085 Clarksboro Market Ray's Market Auto-Print, lnc. Vicki's Hairstylists Good Luck Scottn Millie and Marty Corcoran Vicky Doran Mary and Ray Massi E. J. Barber Fran Stevenson Dot and Buddy Peprick Jim and Nina Brickner Samuel H. DeSimone Don Brickner Melvin Shorter Alvin Broaddus Gloria Broaddus Thomas Tallant Mrs. J. A. 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Ken Gray Steve A. Lester Elen Backer Harry Nicholson Paul S. Montee Mr. Finger Howard Amos Mr. and Mrs. Garrison Mrs. Sadie Hernandez Mr. Robert Hernandez Mr. and Mrs. David L. Davis Deb D. is a pro at B-Ball Amy-n-Sam I love Beany! Hello Peaches from Bell Good Luck to all Students I love Montreal Je t'ame Montreal Good Luck Tracy Anderson The Terracciano Famil Y Live in the country it's healthy Buy a sports car they're cool! Don't wear contact lenses they're dangerous Mr. Sz Mrs. Paul Carney Baz, Alexis, Maggy Varsity States Kevin Carney Kathy Dawson-1986 Meg and Frank Cossaboon Sherry L. Owen Mrs. Theresa D'Annibale B. Morton Mrs. Caroline Gattuso Mary and her 14 devils Robert Hess Michael Groody Family The Cormier Family Anna Ema Bie Miller David and Sharon Larry and Linda Ron and Pat Zeck Good Luck Patty and P. J.-Toni Good Luck Kingsway Good Luck Kingsway Good Luck Class of '80 Go Kingsway Dragons Mary Hands Best Wishes R. Thompsons Best Wishes Class of '80 The Warningtons Good Luck Karen Mills '81 Mr. and Mrs. Russel Leone The Malinoski Family Barbara Malinoski Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Richardson Have a wonderful future Compliments of the Spul Box, Mullica Hill Mr. and Mrs. Michael Venuto Best Wishes Class of i80 Bill and Marcienne Dawn Mills '85 Joyce's Arco Good luck-Uncle PETE Good Health-Uncle Len Filomena Solane Stella and Bob Wireman Rose and Nick Solana Paul and Jill Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Ralph D. Mills, Jr. Champ, Blazer, and Apache Mor and Norma Mullison Fran and Diana Ferry Joe and Fay Gavek Bill Clara Rifenberry Dorothy A. Nulton Beatrice Herold Troy Andrew Mullison Bonnie Fay Harold Good Luck in Future Hennesy's back Good Luck John Haps Charles Schwarz Good Luck from Ryans Good Luck from M. Smith Good Luck from The Greens Baby Dominic Mr. and Mrs. Randazzo Kingsway Football THE LIZARDS ARE No. 1 Senior Girls Are Hot Stuff Powderpuff '79 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. 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I HOU!! 00 Hlldlbhlilk LIKO Rold o 00 - Eu! 90 Woodlioln. or 'A Milo South ol Hanisonvllll Laknovnn1RouhA0. OPEN 7 DAYS 9 T0 9 Free Delivery Including Eves. CONTENTM ENT I 9 See the friendly folks at Franklin for FAMILY HOME LOAN AND SAVINGS SERVICES Mortgage Loans Savings Accounts College Loans Refinancing Christmas Clubs Travelers Checks Passbook Loans Vacation Clubs Money Orders Improvement Loans Savings Certificates Home Office SALEM 137 Wes! Bway. PENNSVILLE SWEDESBORO WOODST OWN 260 North Bway. 450 Kings Hwy. 2 South Main St. 467-2650 20 NHIMW WH't !E! m IWWWil.: ,,,,,. iilllllilm ,ml W U A 'Q Silk Screen ' T-Shirts Printing: ' Sweat Shirts ' Jackets ' Gym Shorts Dave Rode Swedesboro, N.J . 08085 467-1300 7,0-.si ss y OLD sweb 9-S f. A, Inu 8. wvneeny K -1:1 J 301 Kings Highway, sweuesbow, N. 1, 467-2052 MARIE ANNETTE BEAUTY SALON Mary's Madhouse Harrisonville, N.J. Marie M. String 769 1785 BGILER SERVICE CENTER ,, Black Horse Pike Box 607 R.D. 5 Williamstown, N.J. 08094 9 . , If - ,,,.. A ,,.' ., ' 'fi 'i,,..,.'- ' :Ir 21- R- '19 35 ' 4 ...earn ff aff X ' 1: ' '- . -1- V I 'IL f - A.,-.-. ,141 -1? , , ' 1, , ...a,,z?.:1. .1 , .gi 1 'ei--11' Q? 'EE ff - V fi? ik, - -eagi.-may-1 5TT.fg i:31. 2 ?3f.I?l+ ' 'f Q ,fig A' V , , , 4 -. - Qgf V - -'Q - , l . lr , 2. f , ,:: :: 'A ' ' ' W 5' 4' 7':: 135-Kiwi ' L 3-',.4.f: ' f if ' ,V L ,-L 3' lr fa VN! 419 'f 3 F-A qi 140.69- 1 . -f , gm H -7' is aa.. 1- 5' 'iJ-nvfff + -,Q-.f-V.. -un'Fi'A,e- -2.- 'T A A , Q X ,mr Iagaxvlkxxiva ma , ,Q I r an L . .F Q fl: ,,-,, .,. x . Y, zu. :Ax ui 7.--Ta -T ag ,Q-5 ' ii--1 . A LEE-,. T Pepsi-Cola and National Brand Beverages Ltd. Pennsauken, N.J. 662-3900 mtlltfb UU ELDER'S RESTAURANT MOTEL HOTEL , A NC FIMECT cnrffwvc A7' VERY AIGPEIZN MICE! -, 5 '-::,-'4gt':, ,' 'ni'-,s 4 sumza manner mn ' Huw. BAMQLIETS FASHDN snows L 1... Sales 8L Service susm ess Mzermcs 59' HarriS0fwi11e,N.J. wevomas seams.: .J ' ' 769-2812 Lumen some - -4- -- szeauarasr 1 .- PROMS Live Emferfcinmmeuf In Ouv Lounge 425,66 Oo Maytag ' Westinghouse ' Kitchenaid 295 E. HARMONY RD. Gl835TOWN.N.'d. 207 Congratulations to the Class of 1980 from Kingsway Motor Company K g Highway S d sboro N.J. 08085 467 2200 Congratulations to the Class of 1980 from Hill Creek Farms, Inc. Freezers-Cold Storage Warehouses 478-4200 215-671-9314 Mullica P ll Northeast Phl Congratulations Class Of 1980 9 'Rf' FOOD 7 PRODUCTS DEL MOKZTE C'ORPOl7.ATT.ON Swell esbo r Lv , New .T er s ey FARMERS NATIONAL BANK Checking Savings Plans Consumer Loans Christmas Clubs of Mullica Hill We Offer Complete Banking Services 0 Traveler's Checks 0 Bank by Mail 0 Bonds 0 Mortgage Loans 0 Night Depository 0 Money Orders 0 Safe Deposit Boxes TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU RICHWOOD MULLICA HILL Route 322 N. Main St. 589-0992 478-2817 Member Federal Reserve System Member l . D. l. C. Over 75 Years of Continous Growth 209 9 Q helps Q2 YOu clo I yC?l11' Jr W E f lg! A ffl! 'Aw j fi Wtkihy fl ly Za f . ' Y I f ll AK I 1 3 f. el -' 1, 7- 4-7 11 I j I 4 .5 - ' 0 K ' 2 , A - Q .2 fnvx VV A96 if X 4 5 I . 1 ' SM L 'Ti Hi ' o fl . X S.--mx f ,J . -A 'I -- xl 1 1 1 1 ' of -. A gxzswl , , . '. , lf! Q Jfj 4 X -.-f.uJ,. -, ,f ,v5'O' . 9fgi'O'1. FQWWW ' SQQQQQWSF- !'If ' 'Q ln' 4' gnkox ' WWW -- XMQ' eiflllgf' 9 . 1 ,gtibf Y 44Qve9 I v f TI' ' f r J X '7 ff: . 'K 4 X lf, I X X fi . notional aQT Qak11 Glouceigqr Countq TU CALL ANY UFFIBEI 845-5800 Congratulations Class of 1980 from Class of 1983 President-Beth Sandberg Vice-President4Tina Doms Secretary-Barbara Zammar ll L l Treasurer- aurie Coye Advisors- Mr. A. Moritz Ms. M. Kisel Best of Luck to the graduating Seniors from the Class of 1984 Presd t-Vlvan Vasta Vice-President-Ida Marino Greg Price Secretary-Tracy Blint Treasurer-Tammy Sweet Co-Advisors Ms. L. Katurkes Mr. D. Mozier The Great Class of 1982 Wishes Only the '6Best', to the Graduates of The Class of 1980 Advisors-Mr. R. Ur Mr. T. Gruber President-Jill Rogoz V P d t N ice- resi en - ancy Nolte Secretary-Nancy Moore Treasurer-Katie DeSimone Rode's Deli at Beckett Broasted Chicken Sea food Hoagies Steaks Cold Sandwiches To Take Out hours 7 a.m.-9 p.m. Mon-Sat I Sunday 9 a.m.-9 p Phone 467-3777 .IT1. James B. Kirby Insurance Agency 95 North Main Street Mullica Hill, N.J. Phone 478-4545 Smooth Sailing on the Seas of Life to The Class of 1980 from The Junior Class President: Judy Groshardt Vice-President: Tracy Anderson Secretary: Kim Hamilton Treasurer: Kathy Kelley Advisors: Mrs. K. Timon and Mrs. R. Goldstein Roberts 8: Leach Inc. Insurance Kings Highway Mount Royal New JerseY 212 Phone 609-423-2445 Erv Lippincott Backhoe 8L Dumptruck Service Waste Oil Collection 159 Berkley Road Clarksboro, New Jersey Phone 423-2146 THE GREAT BANK member FDIC guarantee hilllk Serving Atlantic, Cape May, Cumberland, and Gloucester Counties J im-El News Agency 438 Kings Highway Swedesboro N.J. 08085 Hallmark cards Stuffed Toys Russell-Stover Candy Gifts School Supplies Buxton Wallets Sweeten Bros. Florist Clarksboro-Woodbury Stores Clarksboro, N.J. 08020 Home C6091 467-0881 Shop C6091 467-3558 David A. Stecher Welding Repairs 8: All Types of Fabrication Township Line Road David Stecher Swedesboro Owner N.J. 08085 Clarksboro Market Kings Highway 8: Cohawkin Road Clarksboro N.J. 08020 Phone 423-3166 Specializing In Domestic 8a Imported Cold Cuts Take-out Sandwiches Italian Specialties DeWalt Compliments of Manufacturing A Company gway 0 Enterprise Service Cohawkin Road Clarksboro, N.J. Jim Datton Roger DeWalt C6092 423-1207 Sales Representative Compliments of Haines Pork Store Behind the Post Office 214 Mickleton, N.J. 08056 Compliments to the Class of 1980 from Reliable Garage Inc. Auburn and Locke Avenues Swedesboro NJ. 08085 467-1200 TREMONT REALTY CO. Brokers Ronald J . Venuto Melvin C . Shrader Cedar Road Mickleton, N.J. 423 1666 RealtorfM.L.S. Congratulations to the Class of 66198099 Compliments of Milford Fertilizer Co. William H. Virdin Field Representative 467-2867 301-275-2098 7 2 5 Compliments of BUN N ELL PLASTICS, INC. Manufactures of Engineered Plastic Products for Industry Interstate 295 and Harmony Road Mickleton, N.J. 08056 216 THE L. G. BALF OUR COMPANY The Most Distinguished Name In School and College Jewelry 5043 Westfield Avenue Pennsauken, N.J. Your Absolute Guarantee of: Perfect Satisfaction Unmatched Quality Dashing Style Complete Security Ig'-if . 5 y ' s.,.s I- xlv-'T :N Sai N P' 7 Phone 423-2575 Wugniis A Messick Fuel Supply Mobil Fuel Oil Burner Sales SL Supply Clarksboro, N.J. 08020 Stereo Sales Service FM-Police-Fire-CB , 0 Al s TV-Radio O Service All types, makes of electronic equipment Antenna Installations QQ , Phone C609J 467-0824 903 Kings Highway fm- New A-le Carmen Simonelli, Jr. Swedesboro, N..I. ' we 7 L' WW Travelers Plaza Auto!Truck Stop UNION 609-423-5500 Interstate 295 81 Mount Royal Exit P. O. Box 400- Paulsboro, N. J. 08066 217 Congratulations Lucy and the Class of '80 CASELLA BROTHERS SDNS INCORPGRATED Swedesboro, N.J. 08085 Fruits and Vegetables fy CJ The 2979- 80 '7U'rctgorz arching Brett Middleton, Pres. fCaptain Wythena Muntz, Vice-Pres. Peggy Brown, Sect'yfCaptain Linda Donofrio, Sect'y Erin Coyle, Captain Duane Searle, Captain Herb Thompson, Captain Linda Cotton, Captain Patty Stecher, Captain Sue Rival, Drum Major JoAnn Brown, Drum Major Tracy Anderson Rosa Arroyo Luanne Balestrucci Doug Barton Denise Black Mary Ann Bonaccorsi Eleanor Buchenhorst Mike Cannon Mike Carney Ed Carter Anthony Casella Karen Cotton Collen Coyle Laureen Coyle James Eitel, Director Marianne Kisela, Asst. Director Megan Coyle Toni D'Annibale Karen Dawson Toni DeSimone William Drew David Eason Lisa Eason Margo Engle Doug Frank Reggie Gaither Steve Gallagher Frances Grasso Carey David Sam Grasso Judy Groshardt Reginald Hall Mark Hamilton Kathy Hampton Robin Hankins Bonnie Hemple Jeff Hemple Bill Hewes Tracy Horner Lori Hunt Eric Johnson Ed Kafka Nancy Kickem Georgia Kokos Scott Lentz Pam Lippincott Dawn Lovelace Fawn Lynch Kirk McLaughlin Carmen Mami Sam Mills Joy Mullen Valerie Muntz Lori Nucifore Dawn Ogren Kelly Ogren Sherry Owen Bill Owen Patricia Pitts Janis Posey Chip Rival Amy Rode Jennifer Salome June Schaub Bev Searle Donald Searle Chris Seemen Aeneas Seright Link Sheppard Scott Smith Terri Smith Mike Spanos Rich Sparks Fred Sperber Concert 7361725 Laura Stanley Mark Stecher Allison Thomas Paul Tillberg Kim Warner Barb Zammarrelli Ron Zeck Leann Still Lori Benvenuto Jessie Kavaliunas Linda Goslin Sherri Jenkins Lisa Justice Tammy Landwher Katie DeSimone Kristen Evans Karen Kuhar Jean Leslie Lois Malignaggi Wendy McCauley Jane McLaughlin Donna Merighi Kathy Kelly Diane Dupper Rebecca Eastlack Margaret Owen Joann Mihlebach Sherri Riehl 219 Patrons Dave and Evelyn Ross Harry CFrom Wickesl Bob and Marsha Everett and Elaine Esther Ponder Mario Nastasi Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rego The Marton's The Magsams' Edie Rohrman Albert Rohrman, Jr. Cindy Lynch Sam and Anna Vasta Mrs. James Clemente, Sr. Carolynn Goestaski Saint Joseph's Youth Choir Compliments Vivian Vasta Inch high and a half forever Mrs. Luciano Vasta Peaches, Face and Bill, Guess who! Patrick and Mike Dailey '84 Forever Our Love to our Granddaughter Be Yourself Blessing to the School Be Merry Cedar's Class Cedars' Chapel Class Good Luck from Cedars' Cedars' Class Helper Chapel Class Love One Another Good Luck Good Luck Always Good Luck from Grace Happy Song Best Wishes Good Wishes from the kids Have a good year Peace be with you A Happy Year To All Best to all Mike and Terri Mr. and Mrs. A. Cerione Helen Zola and Joe Madeck Angelo A. Sorbella Karen and Dave Jim and Debbie Morgan Fay Fabrizzia Vince, Lucy, Vince Terri Ratcliff Marie Brozouic Overthrow the Ayatollah Francis Brozouic Timmy and Lisa Forever Mr. and Mrs. Wm. T. Fisher Gus Roberta The Pinzka Family Kingsway Football on the move I Luv Jimmy Page! Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Yes! Physical Graffiti-Led Zeppelin Washington Memorial Hospital Lee, Becky, Joan 220 Juanita Mattson Dennis and Mary DeAngelo Kirk and Sandy Horner Dr. and Mrs. John P. Hackett John Horner Class of '84 William Otto D.V.M. Willard and Verna Horner A Friend Good Luck, '84 Tracy Horner Brian Banff Joe Pietz Congratulations Class of '80!! Dr. and Mrs. V. Bottiglieri and fam. Nana and Pop Myers Jan and Bud Myers Uncle Bill Buddy and Suzie Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gattuso Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Leone Mrs. Sarah Leone Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dabzanski Mrs. Lena Gattuso Good Luck-Mr. 8: Mrs. Pennel and fam. Lots of Luck in 1984 Good Luck Lucille Leonardi Edward Shaffer Wilma Boone Mr. 8: Mrs. Harry Marino Mr. 8: Mrs. Freddie Nicolosi Vincent 8: Rose Tomarchio Mr. 8: Mrs. Harry Marino Greg-n-Carol Terrible Twosome Matt and Beth Jimmy Snyder 87 Have Fun!! The Horns Good Luck Kim from Jim Ronnie and Pattie 88 Good Luck from the Snyders Kim Snyder 84 , hopefully Rocky Racoon Bup, Kimmie, Tammorrow, Yinda Prov. 3:5,6 Grace Raively Gene 8: Theresa Edmund The Gutter Men Gene's Home Remodeling Moo Ed 8: Betty Swift Swift and Donofrio gang The Musumeci Brothers The Swinging Set The Reilly Family Compliments of the Caltabiano's It's better in the Borough Mr. Smith Nancy Northdurft Frank Steedley Little Burr Eagle l-Red Is Sally still grounded? Janet 8: Tom Jasper 8: Henry Moulder Patrick 8: Michale Andrew Chesney Charles 8: Jane Kimball WJ-O.P.H. Kelly 8: Jody Emma D. Riggs Wilson The McTyer's Jamie Pamper Mrs. Hulst Choir loft forever Best wishes Class of '84 The Best Class of '84 Good luck with Ray Seagraves Family The Haegele Family Sheepdog Progressive Life Insurance Co. In Memory of H. J. Fullerton Annie Miller Mr. 8: Mrs. James Garrett Mr. 8: Mrs. Philip Finochino Mr. 8: Mrs. Pat Garrett 8: Family Joseph Miller Sharon's friend CREEP Mr. 8: Mrs. Fred Irons Mr. 8: Mrs. Atkinson Robert 8: Joan Thompson Good Luck J.J.F. Good Luck . . . The Rock Midnite-Dog from South Carolina Billy 8: Barbara Whatever you choose, do it well Sher and Rebec Good Luck . . . Class of '84 Compliments of Aunt Jackie 8: Uncle Jim Good Luck Kimberly James 8: Tam Bunny 8: Cricket Lerch's Deli The Maiden Family S. Lucile Stewart Fred Firestine Robert E. Smith Phillippe from Canada Mr. 8: Mrs. G. A. Beausoleil Clarksboro Party People Mr. 8: Mrs. Ronald Pitts Mr. 8: Mrs. Raymond Laganella Jr. 8: fam. Mr. 8: Mrs. Alex Tayyinski 8: fam. O'Hara Sanitation Co., Inc. Michael Pitts Mr. 8: Mrs. Anthony Gerace Carole Miller Tim and Janet Marsh Mike Bird John Mann Orville Carpenter Bobby 8: Tonya Kier Earl 8: Verna Owen Kristine Schweigart Alice Schweigart Candi Death before Disco Gerry 8: Larry's sister Jo Ann Miss Piggy Donna 8: Frankie 84 is the Best V.F.W. 9563 Crescent Park Richards Hoagie Shop Mr. 8: Mrs. Jim Simkiss Bob 8: Dot Schrails Mr. 8: Mrs. Robert K. Talley Mr. 8: Mrs. Dudley W. Richardson Corrin 8: Bob Sellen Mr. 8: Mrs. V. Sorbello Mr. 8: Mrs. Herbert B. Jones Amy Uricher Mr. 8: Mrs. Nelson West Bill Uricher Billy Gibbs Mr. 8: Mrs. Bill Uricher Christopher Uricher Ruth Sarlo Madeline Garoner Louis Sarlo Michele Seddon Tom Seddon Chris Uricher Bill Uricher-again Mr. 8: Mrs. G. R. Wiest, Jr. Mr. 8: Mrs. S. J. Wyzykowski Mr. 8: Mrs. Terry Williamson Gwen 8: Donald Smith Best Wishes to Bill, Brenda, Byron, Lisa Bruce Mr. 8: Mrs. Wayne Crawford Alvin Smith Anna Steelman Bob Yoder Arthur Beardsworth Bert, Leech and Hinkie Party-on Death before Disco Mrs. J. F. Christensen Josephine Musumer George Wolfrom Rock The Bill Dupper Family Mr. 8: Mrs. Stephen Miller Matt Viscovich Mr. 8: Mrs. D. E. Robbins Carole Mills Ben Mills Catherine Porter Leo Glowke Marion Walsh A Happy Day A Good Year Green Lumber Co. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mark Clement Carl, Jane, Carl Jr., and Amy Good Luck from Mrs. Hains Dr. 8: Mrs. Robert Haynes Mr. 8: Mrs. Frank Cossaboon Mr. 8: Mrs. Milton Getsinger Mrs. Brenneis Bus No. 23 Little Grandmom 8: Grandpop The Andersons' Mom-mom Angel June 8: Mushie Anderson Rightway Rigging 8: Rentals Mr. 8: Mrs. Kenneth Myers Vicky Schweigart Mrs. Florence Miller Joseph Schweigart Ms. Soback Joseph Revelas Londa Jeff Sheila Robert Kier Skee Smith Rayczys' 7th period Math Class The Mafia Triplets, V.G. 8: P. The coming class of '86 Vashly, Otter, Pal 8: Mom Best of Luck-Moschella Family Good Luck Kenny from Cathy Jesus Christ is Lord The Godmother in '84 Compliments James Clemente The Boondockers Club Mr. 8: Mrs. Raymond Posey Miss Duffy Tim Young Good Luck Otter and Livia Mozier and Rhine Charles Schober Co. Rode's Roost Swedesboro Auto Body Kim-Shell Gift Boutique Fred 8: Kris Miller Barbara J. Barber Aunt Gert best wishes B.B. 8: Christe Inc. Best wishes, Chris The Sap Kelly 8: Jody Saporito Family Little Sap King of '85 Mr. 8: Mrs. Leary Mr. 8: Mrs. Rosser Mr. 8: Mrs. Herb Thompson, Sr. Mr. 8: Mrs. Stutzman 8: Family Mr. 8: Mrs. V. Baiocco C. L. Ricker Jusko Family Sharon Posey Patricia Posey Raymond Posey Mr. 8: Mrs. Joseph DeSimone 84 No. 1 Toni 8: Cliff The Roane Family Byron M. Stewart Best Wishes Tony Mike 8: Kathy '80 Brownie and Margie Joan and Steve Best Wishes-Bill St. Joe-C.A.L. Champs Mr. 8: Mrs. George Banff, Jr. God Bless-The Nuns Emma Loves You Have fun Theresa Janet Muhlbaier Phil Caltabiano Lenora Caltabiano Good Luck Kenny 8: JoAnn Chrissy C. Chicky 8: Sue Mr. 8: Mrs. Alfred S. Caltabiano Joell Caltabiano Lorraine and Rich Mr. 8: Mrs. James Donnelly Mr. 8: Mrs. Collins Ed 8: Marie Still Raymond Firestine Ray Firestine Nicole Firestine Jean 8: Joe Davis Mr. 8: Mrs. Bruce Thompson Mr. 8: Mrs. Thomas Mascaro Mr. 8: Mrs. Frank Bundens Mr. 8: Mrs. Licciardello Mr. 8: Mrs. Larry Bundens Munyan Fuel Company Good-Luck Pete-FL Good-Luck Nothoma-PJ L Glad to be OUT! Fern wasn't here Mr. 8: Mrs. Novie Lynch Best Wishes Al Rohrmah Good Luck Eleanor Rohrman Mr. 8: Mrs. Frank Lynch Congratulations! Good Luck Class of 1980 Mr. 8: Mrs. Angelo J. Tomarchio Mr. Jerry Hoglen Mr. 8: Mrs. William Blint Mr. 8: Mrs. Barb Driver Woodstown Hotel Gregory Construction Mr. 8: Mrs. T. Hicks Old Grand-Dad Hicks Tommie Hicks, Gregory 8: Barbara Mr. 8: Mrs. Warren Middleton, Sr. The Cookies of Bill Ave. Good Luck Class of 1984 I count my blessings everyday Ruth H. Hook Mr. 8: Mrs. W. H. Voight Mr. 8: Mrs. Donald Getsinger George Allen Char otte 8: Nancy Kickem Matt 8: Gay Friers Ken Angelo Stringfield Farms Spirit of 76 221 Spirit oF'84 The Cattle King Mrs. Anna Gargler Framarls Rolling Hills Farm Cedars Boarding Home Harrow's Auto and Tire Ctr. Rich Gardler Good Luck-Aunt Anna 8: Uncle Bill Love to Kim, Gramom Price Good Luck from Laura and Jim Greetings from the Mil The Froggie Love, Aunt Linda 8: Uncle Carl Luck 8: Success-Joe Together Forever Deb 8: Jon Robert-n-Sandy Sandy and Robert Donna and Paul Sandy G.M.-Mark of Excellence I Love Mick Jagger Mr. 8: Mrs. John Thomas Mr. 8: Mrs. Nicholas Hess John 8: Chris Mitchell Carrie 8: Michael Little Mr. 8: Mrs. John J. Foster Ed and Connie Gentile LOVE God Bless Good Health Keep eyes on the stars Harry H. Good Luck Happy Days Keep Going Keep the Faith John Cedars Chapel Fashion your World Enjoy Life Trust in God Speak no evil Good Luck , May you travel far Best wishes Our,Love Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth C. Hunt Jordan, Vicky and kids Mr. 8: Mrs. Nicholas Hess Mr. 8: Mrs. Everett Matteo 8: Family Kim Hunt CLinksvl The Class of '84-NO. 1 Zorro Good Luck 89 Robby Loretta Todd Mr. 8: Mrs. Mondatsos Compliments of a friend Sylvester Belcher Wesylen Church of Paulsboro Mr. 8: Mrs. DeLea Alecia O'Donnell Fern Redrow Fern Redrow Toni Federicik 222 Todd 8: Tammy 84 Can't wait till I graduate Dennis 8: Marcia Mr. Young Agnes Rady Fern Redrow Rose Centeno William J. Racey Good Luck Brenda 8: Lisa from Charlie Aunt Barb 8: Uncle Bill Good Luck from Russ 8: Donna Dear Wendy 8: Cliff Good Luck Wayne Winter Best of Luck, Cafeteria Ladies Ron 8: Chuck Tina 8: Anthony Mary Hobey Jimmy Wade Rickey Licordela Helen Johnson Campus Life Club Mr. 8: Mrs. Samuel Casella Good Luck Scott, Love Deb C. Sammy Casella, Jr. Frank 8: Jo-Ann Nellie Woodruff Nicodemus Scheur Debbie and Glen James 8: Lisa Good Luck Wayne 8: Anthony Fluffy Hi Gang! Todd Clevenger Mr. 8: Mrs. Richard E. Clevenger Jason Clevenger-Class of '88 Down with the Ayatollah! Good Luck from T.T.K.L.E.J. The Sons of Liberty Want You '84 no less, no more No go Disco Good Luck Bre, Tee and Jee Mr. 8: Mrs. Willard Winter Compliments of Canzanese Transport Rick 8: Kim Murphy Andy and Pat McGraw Peg and Cal Caltabiano The Serica Family Best Wishes-June Dupper Jan and Norm Velykis Compliments of Judy and Harry Musumeci Compliments of the Fireside Lounge Class of '84 is No. l Hi! Tra and Deb Tina -n- Pat The Bittle Family Compliments of Glenda Hampton Compliments of Kevin Mullane The Hain Family Al and Ann Caltabiano The Walter Hill 5th Grade Als' GMC Trucks Woolwich Fire Co. The Ross Family Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Sparks Chuck Platt Sawicki Family Mr. 8: Mrs. G. L. Fisher Mr. 8: Mrs. Frank Aiella Mr. 8: Mrs. R. J. Jenkins Alisha -n- Scott Amy McCall Mr. 8: Mrs. A. G. Snyder Katie and Rebecca Mike McLaughlin Douglas John Jenkins The Donofrys Mr. 8: Mrs. Jerome Wigmore Jennifer Jenkins Mt. Royal Crossing Guards Beware of the Class of '81 Good Luck Class of '80 Sherry and Bill Wendy Harre Brynda and David Filkins Beth and Phil Herb and Wilda Mt. Royal Fire Co. Bret McQuade Bill and Betty Doerrmann Ralph Hammond Class of '84 will strike again Parents of '84 '84 Is Coming Through Margaret and Andy Bittle Barry Hartman Family Mr. and Mrs. Stan Zimorowicz The Zecks Rev. and Mrs. Robert Moore Richard and Becky Kellemeyer Lola and Elly Urban Deb, Brenda, Marc, Kevin Urban Gina More-Led Zeppelin if No. Anne Urban Duffy Piere Mr. 8: Mrs. Robert Pyle and Bonnie Chet and Marie Deitrick The Range Family Mr. and Mrs. Donald Pyle Faithe and Jill Kirly Swedesboro Pallet Co. Mr. 8: Mrs. George Kopollck Ballie Iron Works Jeff, Dar, Jeffy and Dara Gage Mr. and Mrs. Milton Leap Mr. and Mrs. Richard VanScoy Brian and Ginger Zane Good Luck Class of '84 Good Luck Patty Mr. 8: Mrs. Robert Ahrens Good Luck Chris Good Luck Marie The Gang Ron from Dottie's Boutique Hi Angela from Donna Randy Ahrens Good Luck Donna 1 ilatozza Family Jnna, Best Wishes, Jack and Terri ood Luck Class of '80 itty's dad itty's mom 1tty's friend Mickey lr. 8: Mrs. Walter J. Shelton, Jr. occer Stud CKen 'SU or time and all Eternity ush 8: Nose iood Luck Class of '80 sill-n-Joy dargaret E. Suiter You did a good job, Sue R. Iistory Forever! Edith Black Joseph Tropea Wilbur Ingrid 8: Jethro Kevin 8: Angie Jill and Joe Gattuso Mr. Gallo I love my midshipman!! Stephie, Sheryl and Monica Soboloski Norman Velykis and family Fudge Ralph Baker Good Luck Class of '80- Mrs. Graham and Ms. Ricketts Poopsie 8: Cliffy Edatola Kafkameni JoAnn -n- Eric Sea Isle City-Summer '79 Milk Dud and Sambo Ken 8: Danise MOP Good Luck Joy, Mom 8: Dad Nurse Lore Mrs. Wagner The Cafeteria Amelia Hughes 8: Aaron Mary E. Webster Mrs. Zane Mr. Urion Pete 8: Gloria Berlein Mr. 8: Mrs. S. H. Boston Mr. 8: Mrs. Virginia Casella Gale 8: John Hilditch Mr. 8: Mrs. J. Marvin Dare Peggy-n-Paul Jennifer '85 Eleanor 8: Joe Jack 8: Alice Nolte Kathy Burke Donna Lynn 8: Hilary Lynn Kramer Mr. 8: Mrs. Charles L. Kramer, Jr. Little Dave 8: Big Dave Johnson Terri Nolte Mrs. Alan Jones Compliments of Mr. T. Cooke From a friend Joe Zappala's side-kick Pie throwers forever! Love them egg-rolls! Lo 8: Bo P.H.S. Class of '51 E. Michael Swift Kathy, class of '75 TAMMY Kim, Ro, Fommy Lee? Kathleen Swift Ronnie's Neckwear Jean Marie Donofrio Mr. Roy L. Baylor The Godmother Mrs. Bernice Walker GOOD LUCK Class of '84 Mrs. Gladys Harris Mr. 8: Mrs. George Hamilton Mr. Helen Clark Rev. 8: Mrs. Jack H. Robinson Miss Rhonda Scott Mrs. Anne Palmer Mrs. Marjorie Muse Mrs. Delma Noel Mr. Charles Noel Mr. Frank Baylor Roy Baylor of Harvest Realty Mrs. Connie Matthews Mr. Dana Noel Mr. Moses Taylor The Ponders Benny 8: Jackie Marino Ida and Andy Mr. 8: Mrs. Freddie Leone 8: Family Mr. 8: Mrs. Russell Marino Class of '84 Joe, Tom, John, Mike Your Friend Your Friend Sharon R. Worrell Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Racen Grace Dilks Good Luck Class of '84 Love sister Cin Debbie likes Scott Lisa loves James Brenda-n-David Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Martin Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Wrobel, Jr. Grace and Kenneth Martin Mr. and Mrs. S. Mercantino Pete Calatozzo and family Vince Mercantino George Patton Teledyne Wirz Compliments of Bibbsy Mr. and Mrs. David Martin Mrs. Sarah Quattrochi Marianne A. Kisela Mr. Schoener Tom Foley Good Luck 1984 Sue Cassaboon Mrs. Marge McQuade Mrs. Doris Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Bell Mr. and Mrs. William Lodge Mike and Roberta Sue-n-Gene Smile, the future is yours Remember Yesterday-Prepare for Tomorrow Mr. DiBartola Good Luck Deb, Debbie Bill and Eleanor Schoener Merilyn A. Casella Ed Morgan Bionic Crop-Duster Mr. Iannotti Mr. Cassidy Mr. and Mrs. William Shrader, Sr Mel Shrader, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Howell The Micklasavage Family Mel Shrader K8:B Auto Body Kay and Bill Blint The Lord Giveth, The Gov. taketh away Good Luck 1980!!! Mike Loves Bren Earl and Janine Tommy and Vivian, Always 22 3 Route 2 Box 11 Swedesboro, NJ. Congratulations Janet! and- The Class of 1980 GRASSO FOODS Canhouse Broker The Key Club Congratulates The Class of '80 President-Brett Middleton Vice President-Bill Engblom Secretary-Fran Grasso Treasurer-Carmen Mami Advisor-Ms. Joback My 0 We should be glad for distant things, For beauty 'round the bendg For highways that lead us on and on With never any end. Be glad for goals just out of reach, The challange of a starg The glory of a distant light That beckons from afar. For hopes and dreams are built on That enchanted distant mile, And far off bright horizons Make the road today worthwhile. Z? 5 5 wxfm 00 'S :U