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

Text from Pages 1 - 230 of the 1981 volume:

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Each of us has, at one time or another, been awed by a portrait painted by the hands of nature. It could have been a beautiful summer sunrise over the sparkling Atlantic Ocean or the serenity of falling snow at Christmas- time. Perhaps a cross-country trip has revealed to you the great beauty of our nation - golden wheat fields of the Mid-West, the mighty Mississippi, the snow-capped mountain majesty of the Rockies, or the green forests of Oregon. On the following pages we too have attempted to paint a portrait, a portrait of our life at Kingsway. We know our presentation cannot rival the splendors of nature, but it does present the last view of our final year at Kingsway. Enjoy. vnvsb in D 1 4ll a ,ji Q fs . N -Q Lv +f', Z? .4 .int - of X fi: Q,e,i S' 11 Q ii S ,Hari DIC TI Katherine Timon After aimlessly drifting for three years with three different advisors, Mrs. Katherine Timon, in 1979, agreed to assume the responsibilities of guiding our class. Her kindly manner and businesslike handling of our many activities soon began to garner our class the successes we have attained. Notable achievements included a Senior Powder Puff victory, award-winning Homecoming floats, an enjoyable Prom, a fine Florida trip, and several financially profitable class fund raisers. In a small measure of thanks for the many hours spent in our behalf, and as a small token of our esteem, we co-dedicate the 1981 LANCER to Mrs. Katherine Timon. DEDIC TI Margaret Suiter With the resignation of Mrs. Goldstein at the end of our junior year, the class was once again left without a co-advisor to share the workload with Mrs. Timon. 'Fortunately for us, Margaret Suiter stepped forward to aid Mrs. Timon in solving our many senior year problems. She ably assisted in the concession stands, in constructing Bambi, co-chaperoned the trip to Florida, and in completing many other administrative tasks assigned to her by Mrs. Timon. In recognition of her many hours of devoted service, her astute advice and wise Counseling, and many contributions to the Class of 1981, we hereby co-dedicate the LANCER to Miss Margaret Suiter. i OCD C2 l Nt ll 7 . .ft 1 f.', ll 'XE 'O l PC' FO 41 X .Bot ,ff if -d 1 f l 4' 3 ' H mnam-aww' naamadwuup 4101009113 Leo I. Smith A familiar face was missing from the faculty when the doors reopened this September. Mr. Leo Smith, a long-time member of the staff of Kingsway, in a surprise move announced his retirement last Iune. We, his students, were saddened that he would no longer bless us with his wisdom, but enheartened that he would pursue happiness in his leisure hours. The staff of the LANCER, on behalf of the student body, wishes to express the appreciation of us all to Leo Smith for the many contributions, thoughtful acts, and years of dedicated services to Kingsway. PDIQIQCI lack B. Stowman After thirty-one years of dedicated service to the Swedesboro- Kingsway school district, lack Stowman is leaving the agricultural program for maritime pleasures. Mr. Stowman has worn many hats as an instructor. He taught agricultural courses, mechanic courses, horticultural courses, and most recently, science. He even found time to chauffeur a school bus. He was always ready with a wrench to help a stranded schoolyard motorist. His many friends on the faculty and among the students will sincerely miss Iack's helping hand. We all wish him well and a happy future on the Cape May shore. F 31 ,Mill '1i- . -, il Qs it l ix s x fx! X fi N X :N 1 V lfhQ1!5lBKSTxg3ZdQ6kmfd4.iE, 'lx Z ,Lf 1' A, '1 i ' A Hfff, fx It Xl!! I' 'MU M 'IK I N 1 'V NW ' rv A -X t I I, rx X WLIQS WMO ,eff HW' MOST STUDIOUS Beth Price Carlo Toscano 10 BEST ALL AROUND Debbie Davis Sam Sorbello w : . 1.. ff f K- my ' fest. kgs SE' A i ' a s I IN . Q 'E ' ' a ff e Vgi .5 , ' D, - F Y, '!.xz- 'W if ,,-441: DID THE MOST FOR THE CLASS Iudy Groshardt Carlo Toscano 7 ' ,,. , 1 4 1,1 I I MOST ATHLETIC Tracy Toulson Mark Mihlebach -.qv BEST MUSICIANS Amy Rode Bill Hewes XI Q Mr CLASS FLIRTS Donna Merighi Dominic Dellaquilla l I-Ximh' GIFT OF GAB Monica Lee Sal DiBartolo will L 12 4. , W M-f'l..IQl,v Q. ,M I 1 . iw W L. 1 W A IM 4 . HW - 1 ' I.. Q 7 Q.,.,.. , - ' iw '- ' f .. 5- ' ak W - 0 CLASS THESPIANS Denise Mellon Sam Mills Q17 f ,lg-X. x,, ag? , TEH ,.. 4- BEST DANCERS Sandy Kavaliunas Doug Brown J K 2 ui J. -R 'K if mi, if SHORTEST Rosemary Bagby MOST ARTISTIC Sandy Reisenweaver Ben Sills 1 'X QUIETEST Linda Stevenson Ed Price nah ,M QL. i lg BEST DRESSED Theresa Leone Derek Young MOST CONGENIAL Sue Haddock Stig Lundin NOISIEST Nellie Parker Linwood Noel BEST SENSE OF HUMOR Monica Lee Ieff Schenk A .,,,.,....-' 3 ?m,,,.53lgw: W! fl. ' Nb' in NICEST SMILE BEST LOOKING Mona Robertsen Shelly Solem Linwood Noel Sam Sorbello CLASSIEST CARS Karen Kuhar Doug Brown 15 PRESIDENT VICE-RRESIDENT IUDITH ANN MARIE GROSHARDT Iudy Mickleton Hi guys . . . proud prexy of the Seniors . . . leaves band on a flat note . . . high class . . . Longs for the Island . . . will Pine for the slopes . . . covers Kisela's keystone sack . . . captain of the accounting corner clique . . . will be newspaper hawk. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1,2,33 Softball 2,3,43 LANCER 43 DRAGON 1,23 Powder Puff 3,42 Band 1,2,3,4Q Class Vice President 2,33 Ski Club 1,2,3,43 Student Council 1,2,3 lVice Presidentl, 43 Key Club 2,31 junior Play. Class SECRETARY STACY LYNN SMITH Stac Mt. Royal That's cool . . . superb on the hardwoods . . . maneuvers the Monte . . . found the floor in 401 . . . congregates with Shelly, Kim, Tracy and the Boro people . . . remembers Maine and an Englishman . . . catches for Kisela . . . ran wild in Powder Puff . . . college bound. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1,2,3,4Q Track 13 Softball 2,3,43 LANCERQ Powder Puff 3,41 French Club 1,23 SHOUT 1: Ski Club 43 Student Council 3,4. LOIS ANN MALIGNAGGI Lo Mullica Hill 'Tm sorry . . . hockey halfback . . . always prepared for band performances . . . Treasurer of Student Council . . . travels with Audrey and The Crowd . . . handles the Hedge Clipper . . . sees future as a business executive. ACTIVITIES: Softball 3,43 Hockey 3,43 Powder Puff 3,41 Flag Corps 3,41 Russian Club 2,3,43 Ski Club 3,42 Student Council 3,4 ITFSSSUTGFIQ French Club 2,31 Library Aide 1. Fficc QS TREASURER KATHLEEN MARY KELLEY Cappy South Harrison You're kidding . . . covers the cage for the hockey team . . . trusted treasurer of Class of '81 . . . a hardliner for softball . . . is grand in the band . . . tough in Powder Puff . . . college will lead to a career in social work. ACTIVITIES: Hockey 2,3,4 lCo-Captain, South Iersey Group I Tri-County All-Star goaliel3 Softball 1,2,3 IMVPI, 43 Powder Puff 3,43 Honor Guard 33 Flag Corp 43 Class Treasurer 2,31 Student Council 1,2,3,4Q Girl's State3 French Club 13 Lancer. 17 TRACY ELLEN ANDERSON Trace Mickleton t'You had to be there . . . erstwhile VP of the class. . .digs Rigi's cellar. . .craves the ocean waves . . . keeps Denise and Leanne at hand . . . Iill of all trades . . . future college co-ed. ACTIVITIES: Band 1,2,33 Flag Corp 43 NHS 3,41 Ski Club 1,2,3,43 Student Council 1,2,3,4Q Key Club 3,43 Iunior Play. THOMAS BAEZ Tom Mullica Hill Crank it up . . . harvests fruit on Hillside Farms . . . Minnesota Fats of Kingsway . . . wanders to Woodbury in the Love Machine Number Three . . . forms a troublesome trio with Glenn and Wayne . . . future is vague. KAREN SUE BARBER Karen Swedesboro Bug off . . . thinks snowmobiling is cool . . . spends time with a certain someone . . . never questions Marks or Yulo . . . seen with Sara . . . lured to Mrs. Lore . . . will hear typing and wedding bells in future. ACTIVITIES: Nurses Aide 1,21 Spanish Club 1. I SALVATORE VERNON BARBAGALLO Sal Swedesboro What's gone down . . . adept on the slopes . . . has a line for fishing and trapping . . . eagle-eyed hunter . . . seen with Sam, Del, Frank and Mihlebach . . . will trek to a tech school. ACTIVITIES: Football 13 Ski Club 1,2,3,4. MARGARET DORIS BARBER Peggy Swedesboro Huh? . . . past president of the class . . . friend to all . . . spends summers in sea, sand and sun . . . favors french fries . . . cruises in Boo Boo . . . in bliss in Bergin's class . . . future will soon unfold. ACTIVITIES: Tennis 1,22 Powder Puff 3,4Q Student Council 1,2,33 Flag Team 23 Spanish Club 1,23 Nurses's Aide 13 Class Council 1,2 lPresidentl. CARL GEORGE BECKER Becker Mickleton Seriously . . . feathers his nest at the Red Rooster . . . king of the chess board . . . is a wizard at pinball . . . learned Moore history . . . has a Riehl friend in Perry . . . future medic. BRENDA CAROL BLINT BB. Harrisonville Hye . . . gets her cuts in at Cosmetology . . . super seller of yearbooks . . . loves the beach . . . Mr. Klaszky's smile gets miles . . . had a sensational summer in '75 . . . future is set in hair styling. ACTIVITIES: LANCER. ROBERT ERIC BRUNDAGE Butter Bean Swedesboro MVP of Smith's five . . , packs in the cash at P.M.C .... harnesses good times with horses . . . forms a team with Smooth, Satch, Kool and Key . . . will make it in this cold, cold, world. ACTIVITIES: Football 1,31 Basketball 1,2,3,4. DOUGLAS CHARLES BROWN Doug Harrisonville Look . . . Kingsway's own Green Grocer. . . sunny smile , . . socializes with Sandy, Glenn, Dave and The Crowd . . . has golden memories of the Iunior Float . . , fancies Florida life . . . will commute to college in his Camaro. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 1,2,3,4Q Ski Club 3,41 Iunior Play, IENNIFER LYNN BUDD lenny Clarksboro Ah, quit it . . . artistically inclined . . .never lonely in her Nova . . . thinks Kraft is kool . . . wanders toward Woodbury . . . rallies at pep rallies . . . memories of summer '80 . . . future is mapped by travel and college. ACTIVITIES: Powder Puff 43 French Club 13 Student Council 1. IULIE LYNN BROWN ScraPPY Beckett Be serious . . . a witch as Aunt Bertine . . . spends time with special friends . . . favors Messers I. and Klaszky . . . voices support for chorus . . . future army officer. ACTIVITIES: DRAGON 2: Powder Puff 31 Chorus 1,2,3 junior Play. I DEAN GERALD CALLAHAN Dino Mullica Hill Yeah, well . . . a marvel with music , . . manages a Mustang convertible - Presently Iunk . . . maneuvers with Ken, jeff, Kevin and Ruben . . . regrets cancelling seat in A.V. office . . . mechanically inclined with cars . . . college lies ahead. ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2Q Audio Visual 3,4. PAUL IOHN CARDULLO Paul Swedesboro Ya dummy . . . found down on Stecher's farm . . . soaks up the shore life . . . can't wrench him from his Malibu . . . a friend in need to Kenny, Bob and Crew . . . will wear Air Force Blue. ' ACTIVITIES: Football 1,23 Track 1. DAVID CRAIG CHAPMAN Dave Mickleton Back to nature with camping and trapping . . . devours pizza, steaks and mushrooms . . . skims the slopes . . . buddy to Bob, Bill, Mark and Brett . . . holds bond with Bergin . . . wood like to be a forest ranger, ACTIVITIES: Football 1,23 Cross Country 3: French Club 1,23 Tennis 2: Ski Club 1,2,3,4: Audio-Visual 3,43 Key Club 3,4. AMY BARTINE CATANACH Cat Harrisonville This is true . . . 1979 Gloucester County Equine Princess . . . leads the Dragons in cheers . . . almost comprehends the Kraft method . . . zooms in The Z . . . champion- ship swimmer . . . is scripted for writing. ACTIVITIES: Powder Puff 3: French Club 1: Cheerleader 4. LORI ANN CLARKE L0ri Beckett I don't know . . . queen of the Paulsboro Burger King . . . shines at Emerald City . . . confides with M.W., T.C., M.G. and S.S. . . . rambles in her Rambler . . . aspires to become a secretary. ACTIVITIES: Track 2. I IOI-IN CENTONZO Buzz Swedesboro 'fYeah man . . . employed at the Old Swedes Inn . . . gangs with Sal, Bob, Ieff and Sandy . . . seen in the green Elite . . . remembered making lunch a triple treat .. . future is undecided. COLLEEN MARIE CLOUSER Bubbles Swedesboro Is you crazy? . . . gruff in Powder Puff . . . makes waves in Ocean City . . . seen in the Boro with Sara, Laurie and Cindi . . . horses around at Circle M Farms . . . figures to be an accountant. ACTIVITIES: Powder Puff 3. BRIAN SCOTT COTTON Cotton Mickleton Excuse you . . . makes his green at Beckett . . . has stormy times in his Tempest . . . a buddy to Tim, D and Frank . . . is tuned in to stereo . . . cherishes cheeseburgers . . . figures on a computer future. ACTIVITIES: Ski Club 1,2,3g A.V. 3. KELLY IEAN DARLINGTON Kelly Mullica Hill What? . . . adds style to Cosmetology classes . . . can be found with Debbie, Ioel, Cheryl and Ed . . . summer of '80 held fond memories . . . flies to Wildwood in her Firebird . . . future uncharted. ACTIVITIES: Powder Puff 3. IOEL EDWARD CRESSMAN Ioel Mullica Hill Is high on Cressman Roofing . . . can be found with Debbie D., Kelly D. and David . . . flys the Yellow Bird . . . is hooked on fishing . . . will miss friends from school . . . future plans - work and a long, happy life. ACTIVITIES: Golf 2,3,4. DEBORAH FRANCINE DAVIS Debbie Mullica Hill Hey man, what's happening? . . . ambidex- trious dribbler on the hardwood . . . sure- handed shortstop . . . cruises on her Kawasaki . . .teams up with Kelly, Carole and squad. . . future plans still being formulated. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1,2,3,4g Softball 1,2,3,4: Powder Puff 3,43 Student Council 2,3,4. BLAN CHE ELIZABETH DARE Beth Swedesboro Are you serious? . . . ace on the tennis court . . . main pulse at Salem Memorial Hospital . . . Homecoming Queen . . . holds reunions with an '80 grad. . .perambulates in the Baby Car . . . great gymnast . , . September 21, 1979. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1: Tennis 2,3,4 fCo-captainlg Powder Puff 3,43 Ski Club 1,2,3,4: Student Council 1,2,3,4 ISecretaryl: French Club 1,25 Nurse's Aide 1,23 LANCER 4. DOMINIC STEPHEN DELLAQUILLA Dell Swedesboro Tough . . .Barchuk's swift-pulling guard. . . cruises with Sam to the Orchards . . . Prom '80 . . . knows Rajczy's right . . . won't forget Bo's truck roof . . . congregates with Sorbo, Rizzi, Red and Menden . . . hopes to practice law. ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2,3,4. SALVATORE IOHN DiBARTOLO Sal Swedesboro Yah man master of the mats brown-eyed brunette at his side . . . savors steak accompanies Groswick, Chicken Hawk, Ellie and Hippy . . . can relate to Milch . . . will keep on truckin'. ' ACTIVITIES: Wrestling 1,2,3, WILLIAM ANTHONY ENGBLOM Bill Clarksboro For sure . . . pins woes on foes on the mats . . . forms a crowd with Malubes, Sparticus, Noltray, Morgon, Zorbo and Dave . . . has memories of McDonald's in Coca Beach . . . college bound. ACTIVITIES: Wrestling 2,33 National Honor Society 3,4 lVice Presidentlg Boys State Delegate, French Club 1,2 lPresidentlg Key Club 2,3 lVice Presidentl, 4 IPresidentlg MICHAEL IAMES DON NELLY Mike 5 Clarksboro lack of all trades on the diamond . . . hangs with Carlo, Iohn, Iim, Ioe and lim . . . avid sports fan . . . is no turkey at the Red Rooster . . . will be added to a university's engineering department. ACTIVITIES: Baseball 1,2,3,4: Basketball 1,25 Band 1, NHS 3,43 Boys State Alternate: Spanish Club 3. PHYLLIS ANNE ERDIE Phyllis Clarksboro For why? . . . plans trips for FM Custom Travel . . . has a host of friends . . . is cued in for pool . . . slick on skates . . . seen at Sea Isle . . . memories of PSEC . . . going collegiate. PATRICIA ANN DOUGHERTY Trish Beckett That's not nice steaks out at Penn Sandwich Shop . . . can be seen with Dean, Carolyn and Iudy . . . seas delight in surf n' turf . . . soars to Led Zeppelin . . . work and school lie ahead. DAVID CHRISTOPHER F LAMINI David Mickleton Ask me if I care! . . . works at Underwood Hospital . . . soaks up the rays at the shore . . . never far from Sandy, Doug and Sue . . . bugged by Biology . . . will operate in a hospital. IAMES GATTUSO lim Swedesboro Wow . . . Student Council's V.P .... tall, dark and handsome . . . found with Kevin, Ron, and Vince . . . talented grappler . . . embarrassed making a certain winning speech . . . talks to Bergin . . . enjoys Italian cuisine . . . college awaits. DAVID GENE GAFFNEY Burt Mullica Hill Senior member of Camino's CIE program . . . thinks pool is cool . . . a wise owl in the Hooterville gang . . . stable worker at Shoemakers' Horse Farm . . . will fly the friendly skies as a pilot. ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2,3,4 lCaptainlg Wres- tling 1,2,3,4 lCaptainJg Student Council 1,2,3,4 lVice Presidentl. IOSEPH LOUIS GRASSO MICHAEL ANGELO GRASSO Ioe Swedesboro Grasswick, Ir. Mickleton What's your problem? . . . steppes to the Let's go to the party . . . cooperates in Russian Club . . . found a fine filly at Fairview Camino's CIE program . . . raps with Iohn and . . . charged up at Battery Park . . . isn't blue Sal . . . cracks up on crabs . . .is programmed around Mrs. Brown. . .recalls rowdy Russian for computer technology . . . service bound. ride . . . favors a future in fashion. ACTIVITIES: Russian Club 1,2,3,4. ALFRED IOSEPH GRASSO Fred Swedesboro What do you expect? . . . wheels the reels for A.V. . . . shocked by the Woodshop shortout . . . can be found with Wayne and Vincent . . . sand and sun mean fun . . . misses Mr. Leo Smith . . . college awaits. ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society 3,43 Audio-Visual 2,3,4g Russian Club 3,43 Spanish Club 4. SARA CATHERINE GRASSO Sara Swedesboro Really . . . guiding light for Guidance office . . . no square on the Circle M Farm . . . thinks Mr. Clark radiates a spark . . . joins with Ioan, Colleen, Brenda, Cindi and Laurie for good times . . . college looms. ACTIVITIES: LANCER 43 Nurses Aide 33 Guidance Office 43 Spanish Club 1. BOBBY IEAN GREEN Sweety Swedesboro That's the breaks . . . is a goods commercial student at Voc School . . . associates with Audrey and Dedia . . . spends spare time in Pennsgrove . . . waltzes with Matilda . . . future Salem County Collegian. SUSAN LOUISE HADDOCK Sue Clarksboro What it is . . . stalwart hockey halfback . . . sporty LANCER Editor . . . seen with Sandy, David, Cappy and Theresa. . .summer '79. . . will be capped as a nurse and gowned as a bride. ACTIVITIES: Hockey 1,2,3,4g Powder Puff 3,43 Color Guard 45 Ski Club 3,45 Student Council 3,43 Nurse's Aide 1,2,3,4: lunior Play. SHARON NADINE HAMPTON Spanky Swedesboro Ain't even what's happening . . . donates her time to the Woodbury Red Cross . . . joins the Big Mac attack . . . keen for Klaszky and Crane . . . rolls at the rink . . . will fly in the Air Force. IUDY LYNN HASH llldy Swedesboro That's cool . . . abandoned the Wolverines for the Dragons . . . is partial to seafood . . . fond of Mr. Fredericks . . . frequents Woodstown in a '74 Vega . . . nurses hopes for a medical career. ' ACTIVITIES: SHOUT fWoodstownJ 1. KIM LORRAINE HAMILTON Squints Mt. Royal You are weird . . . dynamic co-captain of the cheerleaders . . . travels with Sheila, Shelly and the gang . . . eats apple anything . . . fondly remembers '78 Homecoming Dance . . . will pattern a career in fashion designing. ACTIVITIES: Cheerleader 1,2,3,4g Ski Club 1,2,4g French Club 1,23 Student Council 4: Iunior Class Secretary: DRAGON 23 Guidance Aide 4. v HAROLD RUDOLPH HAWKINS, IR. Rudy Swedesboro Keep it low . . . transferee from Burlington Township . . . crafty-dribbler . buddies are Bubby, Carey and The Burlington City Boys . . . powers a Chevy Van . . . amused by Kraft Kraziness . . . will go collegiate. ACTIVITIES: Wrestling IBurlington Townshipl 3. IEFFREY ERVIN HEMPLE Ieff Mullica Hill Right . . . labors at Sunny Brook Nursery . . . hunting is deer to him . . , picks up in a GMC . . . talented trumpeter . . . member of the band gang . . . partial to Mr. Marks . . . craves steak . . . will major in accounting. ACTIVITIES: Band 1,2,3,43 Stage Band 3,45 Brass Ensemble 2,3,43 Boy's State 33 Football 15 Powder Puff Cheerleader 4. LINDA YVETTE HOLMES Lil Swedesboro Don't even try it . . . talented performer on the 88 . . . munches out on banana cream pie . . . spends time with a special friend across the bridge . . . will add class to Glassboro State. LORI LYN HENDERSON Lori Mickleton Go for it . . . enjoys seafood and Italian delicacies . . . sandwich in a job at Burger King . . . contented when traveling and seeing new places . . . cohorts are Kim and Nancy . . . aspires to become rich. ACTIVITIES: LANCER 4. GLENN HOMAN Glenn Mullica Hill Definitely . . . Bergin's number two harrier eyes of blue tantalize the girls skillfully covers diamond keystone sack . . . cohorts with Mark, Rick and Doug . . . cruises in his Century of Gold . . . future unplanned. ACTIVITIES: Baseball 1,2,3,4g Cross Country 3,4 iHarrier Award 1980, 198113 French Club 1,23 Ski Club 3. WILLIAM CHARLES HEWES Bill Mickleton Hey . . . is high on brass . . , is sighted in A.V. area . . . tuned in to Mr. Eitel . . . harmonizes with Carmen, Sam and the Band People . . . pleased by pasta . . . will be a noted musician. ACTIVITIES: Band 1,2,3,4g Audio-Visual 2,3,4. fnigiggq, twig r , xrrvwrr, f-we at KENNETH CLINTON HOWARD Ken Swedesboro Nailed a job at the Swedesboro Pallet Company . . . stands up for Stowman . . . hits the streets in the Maru . . . gravitates to Beckett . . . May 25, 1980 . . . hopes to be a millionaire. DANIELLE EVETTE IOHNS Pebs Swedesboro What's happening . . . clips, cuts and curls . . . exquisite Gemini . . . devours soul food . . . Dr. Gaither's aide . . . found in the Boro . . . converses smoothly with Kraft and Clark . . . meanders with Karen and Monica . . .will attend school. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1. ERIC LORENZO IOHNSON Diesel Swedesboro But I didn't . . . is never in the rough on the links . . . four-year band veteran . . . shines in the Star Child . . . finds his peaches on the farm . . . will develop skills at technical school. ACTIVITIES: Golf 1,2,3,4g Band 1,2,3,4: Stage Band 43 Ski Club 1,2,3,43 Stage Crew 3,45 Concert Band 1,2,3,4. iii, SANDRA LEIGH KAVALIUNAS Sandy Clarksboro What's that? . . . a great aide to Mrs. Lore . . . a good skate at the rink . . . can be found with Sue, Dave and Doug . . . bids a sad farewell to Mr. Marks future career woman. ACTIVITIES: Tennis 1: Ski Club 4: Student Council 1,2,3,4g Chorus 13 Nurse's Aide 1,2,3,4: Musical 4. KAREN KAY KUHAR Ku Woolwich Oh, really . . . put a snap in the corps . . . swooshes on the slopes . .. tames an '80 Mustang . . . clowns around with The Crowd . . . summer '80 can't be forgotten . . . plans to register as a nurse. ACTIVITIES: Tennis 1,2,33 Track 1,2,3: Ski Club 1,2,3,43 Spanish Club 1,23 Flag Corps 2,3,4: Key Club 3,4. t,.., 1- LAURIE ANN IONES Lori I Swedesboro Yeah, really . . . writes and types for the DRAGON . . . crushed 'em in the Powder Puff . . . collaborates with Sara, Bubbles, Cindy, Linda and Pam . . . is sure-handed in steno . . . college bound. ACTIVITIES: Powder Puff 43 Russian Club 3,45 Library Aide 1: Key Club 1: LANC-ER 43 DRAGON 3,42 Guidance Aide 4. RICHARD LaPALOMENTO Lippy the Lion Swedesboro How'd it go . . . munches McMuffins in the morning . . . pilots a soaring Ford pick-up . . . newly-tattooed . . . happy-go-lucky . . . made Marks faint in accounting . . . future is undecided. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1,2,3. MONICA YVETTE LEE Monica Swedesboro Don't even try it . . . stole the show as Madame Zola . . . pens poetry . . . recalls being stalled in the lav . . . a filly for Philly . . . will miss comical associates . . . bound to be an author. ACTIVITIES: Iunior Playg Musical 43 Student Council 13 Tennis 1. THERESA ANN LEONE Tree Swedesboro Listen Bubba . . . 1980 Kingsway Iunior Miss courted success for Homecoming . . . petite fullback on Ward's eleven . . . snared first place twirling trophy . . . could have used a paddle sailing the KuKu Bay . . . program set for computers. ACTIVITIES: Hockey 1,2,3,43 Track 2,31 Flag Corps 43 NHS 3,43 Russian Club 2,32 Ski Club 1,2,3,43 French Club 1,2. we f fQ'T PAMELA IOY LIPPINCOTT Pam Clarksboro Are you serious? . . . band section editor of the LANCER . . . hangs around with Carol and Laurie . . . recalls long climb on Russian trip . . . will miss fall Saturdays . . . future secretary in the criminology field. ACTIVITIES: LANCER 437 DRAGON 3,43 Powder Puff 43 Band 1,2,3,43 Russian Club 3,43 Brass Ensemble 3,43 Nurse's Aide 1,2,3,4. TROY EDMUND LITTLE Mad Iammer Swedesboro What it is . . . a fancy dancer . . . keeps his hands on the burgers and his eyes on the fries . . . companion of Steve and B.C. 8: Co. . . . will take life as it comes. LISA DIANE KATHLEEN LICCIARDELLO Lee Mickleton Oh! No . . . terrific baton twirler . . . loves lasagna . . . swift on the slopes . . . constant companion of Russell, Tracy, Leanne and lane . . . forever seen at Farmer Frank's Farm Market . . . will deal in real estate. ACTIVITIES: Majorette 1,21 Ski Club 1,2,4Q Student Council 1,22 Spanish Club 1. DAWN MARIE LOVELACE Dawn Swedesboro Made a racquet on the courts quiet hazel-eyed beauty . . . drawn to a man of '80 . . . maneuvers the Malicious Malibu . . . a once-noted flute player. . .future is indefinite. ACTIVITIES: Band 2,32 Powder Puff 33 Tennis 1,2,3, 1 STIG-OLAF LENNART LUNDIN Stick Sweden What . . . a pleasant exchange from Sweden . . . puts his toe into the pigskin . . . world soccer champ of Sweden . . . raves for Timon . . . has a rapport with Ieff, Fran, Iody and Paul . . . handy on the farm . . . looks for a Pulitzer Prize in journalism. ACTIVITIES: Football 43 Tennis 4. DONNA CATHERINE MCGAHA Don Don Harrisonville Smile . . . dedicated Homecoming float builder. . .gals around with Laurie and Nancy . . .clings to Clark's guidance. . .summertime farm girl . . . chomps on Italian cuisine . . . gallops in her Pinto . . . marriage is her future. ACTIVITIES: Russian Club 23 Student Council 13 French Club 23 Art Club 23 Library Aide 23 Key Club 2. EDWARD PATRICK LYNCH Grinch Man Mt. Royal Yo, what's up . . . found a spot in welding at Vo-tech . . . won't say no to a Yes concert . . .won't forget Wayne. . .hangs out with Ieff and the gang . . . carries a torch for welding. ACTIVITIES: Agriculture 1,2Q Spanish Club 1,21 Audio-Visual 3,4. IANE ANNE MCLAUGHLIN lane Clarksboro You know . . . finance officer of the Key Club . . . three-year vet of the Flag Corps . . . incessant talker . . . scintillating smile '. . . seas fun at the shore . . . will be a business college co-ed. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 1,2,3,4Q Flag Corp 1,2,33 Key Club 3,4 lTreasurerl3 Ski Club 43 Spanish Club 1. WENDY LU MCCAULEY Wendy Swedesboro Are you serious . . . class secretary in sophomore year .L . . sees a certain '78 grad . . . found with Dawn, Cheryl, Donna and Debbie . . . New York's future cover girl. ACTIVITIES: Tennis 2,33 Powder Puff 3: Flag Corps 33 Student Council 1,2,33 Nurse's Aide 1,2. DENISE ANNE MELLON Niecie Beckett That's dumb . . . tops on the tennis courts . . . cohort of Tracy, Lee and the gang . . . steaks out on filet mignon . . . beams for Bergin . . . will work her way to college. ACTIVITIES: Softball 23 Tennis 3,41 Powder Puff 3,43 Student Council 35 Iunior Play3 Musical: Sports Information 3. KEVIN BRUCE MENDEN The Menden Swedesboro Draws the 'tline on the gridiron . . . pumps for Getty . . . leans toward Lukas . . . gets stuffed on turkey . . . roams with Ruben, Riz, Sorbo and Dell . . . pumps iron . . . hand- cuffed to a police career. ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2,3,4. KAREN REGINA MILES K.K. Mickleton Hey Babe . . . deals for Squire Realty . . . typical Aries . . . born leader . . . sparkles at Emerald City . . . transferee from Camden High . . . recipe for friendship includes Cook, Nee-Nee, Tanya, Monica and Pebs . . . future lawyer. ACTIVITIES: LANCER: Library Aide 1 lflamdenlg Spanish Club 2 lCamden1: Track 3. DONNA MARIA MERIGHI Rigi Mullica Hill Let's go . . . confident Co-Editor of the LANCER . . . keeps the corp in line . . . talented dancer one of the Cornfield Crawlers . . . beams at Bergin, Crane and Marks . . . reservation made in restaurant management. ACTIVITIES: Tennis 1,2,3: LANCER ICO- Editorlg Nurse's Aide 2,33 Flag Corps 2,3,4 fCaptainl: Powder Puff 3.4: Baseball Statistician 1,3,4. DEBORAH ANN MILLS Deb Mullica Hill That's a flip . . . has expertise at riding and showing horses . .. wistfully wanders to Williamstown . . . breezes her way to the seashore . . . dotes on Yourison . . . partial to pizza . . . matrimony is seen in the future. ACTIVITIES: Shout 1. MARK STEVEN MIHLEBACH Mihl Clarksboro Who cares . . . captain of Bergin's Harriers . . . Tri-County and South Iersey Cross Country Champ . . . rocks along . . . pals with Glenn, Rick and Scott . . . Phillie Phanatic Wildwood beacher .. . will never run down. ACTIVITIES: Cross Country 1,2 lcaptainl 3, Ico-captainl 4, Icaptainlg Track 2,33 Coaches Award, 4. .deff fi SAMUEL HENRY MILLS Millsy Swedesboro 'tWhat can I say . . . veep of the marching band . . . devotes time to skiing and hunting . . . won't forget '80 band trip . . . seen with Bob, Fred and Beth . . . machinist apprentice- ship lies ahead. ACTIVITIES: Football 1: Ski Club 1,2,3,4g Band 1,2,3,4 lV.P.l Russian Club 1,21 Powder Puff Cheerleader 3,4. CHERYL LYNN MONAHON Cheryl Swedesboro Let's get radical skillful artist journeys to Pennsville . . . Iune 11, 1980 . . . Wildwood in the summer of '80 . . . holds court with Kelly, Debbie, Wendy, Dawn, Ed and Ralph . . . will travel the singles path. ACTIVITIES: Shout. CHRISTOPHER PATRICK MUCCI Malubies Clarksboro Expect no mercy! four year vet of wrestling wars . . . impressive District Champ . . . congregates at the Clarksboro Corner . . . consistent cross country runner. . .attracted to Spectrum concerts . . . remembers Florida trip . . . future undecided. ACTIVITIES: Wrestling 1,2,3 IDistrict Champl, 4: Cross Country 2.3.4. KEITH HOWARD MORGAN Morgon Clarksboro Brings down the house at Manchesters . . . another Clarksboro corner compadre . . . has ties with Milch and Stowman . . . picks up in his black Ford . . . a game seeker . . . will be an enforcer of Army law. IEFFREY GEORGE MUCHA Muc Swedesboro What's up . . . elusive wingback for Barchuk . . . catches the curves for Crane . . . loves surf 'n turf . . . seen with Dave, Tree, Ku and lim . . . sports of all sorts has him going , . . college beckons. ACTIVITIES: Football 3,43 Baseball 2,3,4g Ski Club 2,3,4g French Club 2,35 NHS 3,43 Russian Club 2,33 Spanish Club 2,3. DEBRA ANN MORRISON Debbie Swedesboro Follow the party! . . . an aggressive worm and gopher tackle . . . companion of Shelley, Underdog, Chop and Mo . . . rocks to The Who . . . drifts in her Duster . . . will miss Mr. Moore . . . will follow life's course. ACTIVITIES: Powder Puff 3,4. LINDA MARIE MUHLBAIER Linda Swedesboro Would you shut up . . . can be paged in the library . . . a super scribe for The Dragon . . . showed the way for the lunior Play . , , creates culinary masterpieces . . . college and marriage loom. ACTIVITIES: DRAGON 3,45 Russian Club 3,43 Library Aide 1,2,3,4g LANCER. DONNA MARIE MURPHY Murph Swedesboro What's the matter? . . . showed her stuff in Powder Puff . . . grills 'em at Cavallier's . . . beams at Bergin. . .adores being outdoors. . . aggressive in the Boldsmobile . . . has a multitude of friends, . . marriage in the future. ACTIVITIES: Powder Puff 33 Shout 13 French 1. GLORIA NEGRON IOSEPH NICKERSON Gloria Harrisonville Nick Swedesboro O.K. man . . .gets wealthy at Richman's. . . Yeah man . . . magnificent machinist . . . fond memories of September 12 . . . cruises in makes hay on the farm . . . picks on a guitar her green Baggy . . . thrives on shrimp and . . . orbits in a Satellite . . . hangs in the Boro chicken . . . summer brings travel . . . further with Ioe, Dell and Iohn . . . will join the work education will brighten the future. force. ACTIVITIES: Honor Guard 43 Chorus 1. ACTIVITIES: Football 13 Baseball 1. ALBERT G. NIED, IR. Skip Beckett Bruising guard-linebacker for Barchuk . .. scraps on the mats . . . taxies around in his Torino . . . goofs off with Dan, Burl, the Dells, Goofy, Rizz and Sam . . . will be tuned in to broadcasting. ACTIVITIES: Football 2,4Q Wrestling 3. LINWOOD ASHBY NOEL ROBERT RUSSELL NOLTE Toppy Swedesboro Noltray Clarksboro Iohnny Rotten . . . handyman for Mr. Urban Crank it up . . . buddy to Malubes, Sparticus, . . .perpetual smile. . .instigator. . .sees eye Bill and Morgon . . . held close ties with to eye with Mr. I . . . took a swan dive from Wayne. . .a noted sax player. . .congregates the roof of a moving car . . . plans to rake in at the corner . . . flipped during a motorcycle the cash. stunt . . . future machinist. ACTIVITIES: Football 13 Band 1,23 Ski Club 33 Powder Puff Cheerleader 4. DAVID ALLEN MICHAEL NOTHDURFT Nort Swedesboro I don't know . . . handles the hot corner on the diamond . . . provided safety on the gridiron . . . suns on the seashore sands . . . shoots around in an Arrow . . . dives into aquatic sports . . . college bound. ACTIVITIES: Football 1.2.33 Basketball 1: Baseball 1,2,3,4g Ski Club 1,2,3,4g Student Council 4, Russian Club 2,33 LANCER. VINCENT IOSEPH PANSERA Vince Swedesboro Are you sure? . . . dresses up for Russian Club . . . is hooked on fishing . . . wild about Wildwood. . .the raccoon scent lingers on. . . chuckles at Kraft humor . . . another Pinto schemer . . . will engineer into electronics. ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society 3,45 Russian Club 1,2,3,4g French Club 1,2,3. MICHELE OLIVER Michele Swedesboro Don't even try it . . . spends spare time with Shelly . . . short and sassy Sagittarian . . . remembers February 10, 1980 . . . will miss Mr. Moore and Mrs. Brown . . . loves pepperoni . . . plans to live each moment with happiness. ACTIVITIES: Cheerleader ICQ-captainl 2: SHOUT 1: DRAGON 1,2. NELDA PARKER Nellie Swedesboro I'm hungry . . . breezes to Bridgeton with lanet . . . has ties with Mr. Kraft and Mrs. Sarbello . . . forms a quartet with Iulie, Dawn and Mo . . . hates 6:30 alarms . . . future holds happiness. ACTIVITIES: DRAGON 1,2. RUBEN ANTONIO OLIVERA Scoob Beckett Rustles up steaks at the Rustler . . . has a mean Silver Streak .. . hangs out at the Penn Sandwich Shop with Becketteers . . . suited for swimming . . . rocks and rolls to stereo . . . future is undecided. ACTIVITIES: Football 4: Ski Club 2,3,4. FRANCIS PHILLIPS Franny Harrisonville A newcomer to the C.I.E. scene . . . toils at Phillips . . . gets shelled on shrimp . . . flies around in his Firebird . . . buddy to Toppy, Bert, Theodore, Mull and Mole . . . will be rich and famous. WAYNE BENNY PINTO, IR. Wayne Logan Delivers the films for Mr. Gallo . . . enjoys jamming to rock tunes. . .cohort of Glenn and Lew . . . misses Leo Smith . . . detests early morning revellies . . . will become the proprietor of Solid State Alarms. ACTIVITIES: Audio Visual 3,4. THEODORE R. PRICE Price Swedesboro Finds justice in cycles . . . cruises the Boro in the Roadrunner . . . pals around with Frances, Burt and Toppy . . . summers spent at Circle M Farm . . . raps to Bergin . . . enjoys going places with friends and family. EDWARD RAY PRICE, IR. Ed Swedesboro What are you, crazy? . . . corrals bucks at the Circle M Farm . . . gets lost in a good novel . . . pals with Rick, Tex, and Casey . . . seen but not heard . . . marvels with Marks . . . future accountant. ACTIVITIES: Spanish Club 3,4. SYLVIA RANDALL Tina Mullica Hill You better act like you know . . .savors steak . . . spends spare time with her man . . . remembers August 25 . . . ususally seen with Lindy, Ianine and Terry . . . future adds up to making money. ELIZABETH ANN PRICE Beth Mt. Royal Are you serious? . . . makes a racket on the courts . . . cooperative Associate Editor of the LANCER. . .thinks Gruber is great. . .found a Moo-Pig . . . National Honor Society stalwart . . . will pursue a literary career. ACTIVITIES: Tennis 3,45 DRAGON 3,45 National Honor Society 3,43 Library Aide 1,2,3,4g French Club 1,23 LANCER jAssociate Edimrj. SARA ANN RAPISARDI Sara Logan Really . . . a part of the junior Play . . . insured a job at Nothdurft's Agency . . . ego was bruised by a black eye . . . will miss Biz-Ed teachers . . . will make an entry into business college and marriage. ACTIVITIES: junior Play lUsherettej. NANCY KAREN REID Sh0ffY Mickleton Ya, right . . . Kingsway's own Ianet Guthrie in her Ford Galaxy . . . begins her school classes with Bergin . . . strolls the boards in Wildwood . . . holds meetings with Karen, Sue, Donna, Annette and friends . . . college bound. ATHENA M. ROBERTSON Athena Swedesboro Are you serious? . . . savors spaghetti . . . zooms around in Zelda , her '79 Zephyr . . . will miss Russian Club trips . . . remembers embarrassing bus bathroom incident . . . has Iunior Department job at Bambergers . . . further schooling is seen. ACTIVITIES: Russian Club 1,2,3,43 Library Aide. SANDRA LEE REISENWEAVER Sandy Mullica Hill Sure . . . talented with brush and pallette . . . horses around at the track . . . seen with Kelly, Deb, Wendy and Bill . . . will never forget concerts with a special someone . . . plans to take life one step at a time. MONA ALICE ROBERTSON Mona Norway Oh, yeah? . . . attractive Norwegian ex- change student . . . talented with a trombone . . . enjoys seaside excursions . . . congregates with The Crowd made spikes in volleyball , . . unique attack on corn on the cob . . . future kindergarten teacher. ACTIVITIES: Band 4: Russian Club 4: Ski Club 4. l FRANK A. RIZZI Riz Swedesboro Whooo? You ain't no owl . . . centers the Dragon eleven . . . trucks in a Ford . . . seen with Sorbo, Dell, Spence, Cotton, Nick, Red and Mihl . . . drawn to the Orchards . , . remembers his dog . . . college awaits. ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2,3,4g Ski Club 1,2,3,4. L, AMY RODE Bell Swedesboro I really don't care . . . proudly presides over the percussionists . . . one of the Cornfield Crawlers . . . last of the Rodes . . . associates with The Crowd . . . tangles with t-shirts at Rode's Emporium . . . will manage Rode's Inc. ACTIVITIES: LANCER3 Ski Club 1,2,3,4g DRAGON 3: Powder Puff 4: Band 1,2,3,4 lCaptainJ3 Hockey 13 Softball 1,2. IANINE MICHELLE ROGERS Nee-Nee Beckett Syke . . . scales the heights in song . . . reminisces events of Ianuary 31, 1980 . . . varooms in a Vega . . . eats chicken by the barrels . . . has meetings with Derek, Monica, Sharon, Linda and Karen . . . will transcribe legalese. IEFFREY WARREN SCHENK Ieff Beckett Life's a bite . . . looks good in A.V. . . . spoke up for the Powder Puff . . , forms a sextet with Tim, Dean, Rubin, Kevin and Ken . . . gloats over the Iunior Float . . . anchors aweigh! ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2,3: Track 1,2,3,4g Basketball 2: Powder Puff Cheerleader 3: A.V. 3,43 Iunior Play. DONALD DREW SEARLE Don Mickleton That's life . . .captain of the reeds. . .hangs out with Rowdy Raiders . .. was one of fourteen in bus bathroom incident . . . co-designer of Kingsway's two-ship fleet , . . enjoys Mr. Eitel's music . . , plans an architectural future. ACTIVITIES: DRAGON 2,3,43 Band 1,Z,3,4 ICaptain1: NHS 3,43 Russian Club 1,2,3,4g Student Council 1,2,3,4: Woodwind Ensemble Z,3. DUANE MARK SEARLE Duane Mickleton Co-designer of Kingsway's two-ship fleet . . . elevated to captain of the low brass . . . relishes Russian Club trips . . . remembers the Nowhere trip . . . will miss the band gang . . . courting a law career. ACTIVITIES: LANCER 4: DRAGON 1,2,3,4g Band 1,2,3 ICaptainl, 4 lCaptainl: NHS 3,43 Russian Club 1,2,3,4: Student Council 2,33 Brass Ensemble 1,2,3,4. CARMEN ALFRED SCUDERI Skidro Clarksboro What's happening . . . One time constituent of the FFA . . . drives tractor for LaRosa . . , spent lunior year in Ocean City . . . pals around with Toppy, Ted and Fran . . . haunts the Boro . . . future is in farming. CAROL LOUISE SHIVELER Carol I.-Ogarl Oohh alright . . . the fire of the DRAGON . . . never bored by Board meetings . , . Miss New Iersey Farm Bureau . . . master chef . . . forms a quintet with Lori, Pammy, Beth and Iim , . . college lies ahead. ACTIVITIES: Football Stats 1: DRAGON 1,2 lEditorl 3,45 Honor Guard 23 Russian Club 1,2,3,4: Student Council 45 French Club 2. BENIAMIN C. SILLS B.C. Mullica Hill Pizza hits the spot . . . seen but rarely heard . . . able with brush and pen . . . roams the mall . . . will miss Mr. Moore's class . . . remembers 9th grade talent show . . . will paint his future in art school. ACTIVITIES: Library Aide 2. DIANE ELIZABETH SMEDLEY Diane Beckett Dig it . . . innovative with her arts and crafts . . . wormed her way past the Riz in the Powder Puff . . . spends time with Christopher . . . prompt in the Iunior Play . . . future is family-oriented. ACTIVITIES: Chorus 1,23 Powder Puff 33 Ski Club 1. GLENN I. SIMPSON Glenn Beckett Huh . . . sounds off in the Audio-Visual Department . . . in the Corner Clique in accounting. . .passes time in PA. . .concocts schemes with Wayne and Lew . . . seas delight in seafood . . . will be a positive electrician. ACTIVITIES: Audio-Visual 4. DONALD SCOTT SMITH Scott Mt. Royal Sure . . . President of the Dragon Band . . . prominent member of NHS . . . Kingsway's own Garry Maddox . . . Senior Section Editor of the LANCER . . . found with Dave, Karen, Laura and Andy . . . will journey to college. ACTIVITIES: Baseball 1,2,3,4: LANCER 4: Band 1,2,3,4 IPresidentl: NHS 3,43 Stage Band 3,43 Who's Who Among American High School Students. E I DARRYL THOMAS SLOAN 'D' Beckett Best Powder Puff cheerleader yet . . . companion of Tim and Steve holds memories of The Grateful Dead's tour . . . will miss Bergin . . . super LANCER advertising salesman . . . future uncharted. ACTIVITIES: LANCER 45 Powder Puff Cheerleader 33 Student Council 3. TRACY RENEE SMITH Trac Mt. Royal I don't know . . . leads the cheerleaders . . . maneuvers in her Monte . . . relates to Bergin and Suiter . . . pines for Maine . . . Stacy, Shelly, Debbie, Kim, Mel and Beth are her sidekicks . . . college and traveling wait ahead. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 13 Track 13 Softball 23 Ski Club 43 Cheerleader 2,3,4 lco-captainl: French Club 1. MICHELE LEE SOLEM Shell Mt. Royal Enthusiastic cheerleader . . . huffed and puffed in the Powder Puff . . . four-year vet of the Ski Club . . . magnetized to Allen Street . . . chuckles at Chester Park memories . . . busy bee . . . will matriculate at a college. ACTIVITIES: Cheerleading 1,43 Powder Puff 3: Shout 1: Ski Club 1,2,3,4: Iunior Play: French Club 1,2. RICHARD TODD SPISSELL 5PiS Clarksboro What's up? . . . living end on Barchuk's eleven . . . covers Crane's outer pastures . . . bolts in his Boltswagon . . . found with Kelly, Tumbles, Spence, Cotton and Weis . . . Prom '80 . . . will design his future as a mechanical engineer. ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2,3,4: Baseball 1,2,3,4: Ski Club 1,3,4: French Club 1. SAMUEL IOSEPH SORBELLO Sorbo Mullica Hill Who! . . . Godfather of Barchuk's Defense . . . prefers classes with Marks . . . heads the Orchard's . . . buzzes around in the Capri . . . did F.R.'s dog die? . . . never seen without Dell, Rizzi, Red and Mihl . . . college bound. ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2,3,4g Audio-Visual 3,4. LAURA BROOKE STANLEY Brooke Swedesboro Oh, hi . . . fantastic flute captain of the Dragon Band . . . creative Co-Editor of the LANCER . . . one of the Cornfield Crawlers . . . cohort of Donna, Amy, Iudy and The Crowd will make discoveries in the sciences. ACTIVITIES: Softball 1,2,3,43 Co-Editor LANCER: Powder Puff 3,45 Band 1,2,3,4 lCaptainl: NHS 3,4 lSecretary13 Ski Club 1,2,3,4. TIMOTHY SPENCE Spence Clarksboro Honest worker at GBH Fabricating . . . maneuvers a Maverick around Mickleton . . . cruises with Sherry, Ieff and Cotton . . . outfield shines with memories . . . Bergin's buddy . . . plans to take one day at a time. ACTIVITIES: Audio-Visual 1: Powder Puff Cheerleader 3. IULIE LEE STECHER lulie Mullica Hill Ya know? . . . exploded in the Powder Puff . . . makes tracks to the Crossings . . . rises to the occasion with Dawn, Edie, Nellie and Debbie . . . longs for a happy and long life. ACTIVITIES: Hockey 2,33 Powder Puff 3. LINDA IEAN STEVENSON Lynn Clarksboro IOHN WALTER STIEFEL Iohn Mickleton Often seen, but never heard . . . keen for Italian cuisine . , . artistic and crafty designer Bolts to work on cars . . . a friend to all . . . of macrame . . . sees the scenes from a '69 gets a lift from Mr. Crane . . . devours Chevy. . . spellbound by T.V. epics. . .will mushrooms by the hour . , . travels in the join the work force. Torino. . .will build his future in construction. In-wi - MARK STULL IAMES R. THOMPSON Sparticus Clarksboro Iim Mickleton I don't remember . . . Clarksboro Corner This is boring . . . always game for fishing regular . . . rocks and rolls in a Pinto wagon or hunting . . . prefers Mr. Yourison . . . . . .hangs with Bill, Malubes, Noltray, Morgon welcomed Mr. I's class to his schedule . . . and the gang . , . will flock to Florida and ridesa Suzuki. . .chef at Burger King. . .will Canada. be a live-wire electrician. ACTIVITIES: French Club 1,23 Ski Club 1,23 ACTIVITIES: Football 11 Baseball 1,2. Football 1,25 Baseball 1,23 Cross Country 4. LEANNE KAY STILL Leanne Clarksboro You're not going to believe it Co- captains the Flag Corps . .. meanders to Mickleton . . . seen with Tracy, Denise and the Crowd . . . patrols the softball gardens . . . college and marriage anticipatedq ACTIVITIES: Softball 1,2,3,43 Tennis 1,2,3g Ski Club 1,3,4g Student Council 1,3,4g Key Club 3,4 IVice Presidentlg Russian Club 23 Flag Corps 3,4. CARLO PHILIP TOSCANO Carlo Clarksboro Really . . .superior thespian , . .prestigious NHS President . . . seen with Bill, Ron, Andy and Mike . . . had a Great Adventure trip . . . will make his Marks in accounting. ACTIVITIES: LANCER 4 fBusiness Editorjg NHS 3,4 fPresidentl3 Student Council 3,43 Key Club 43 Iunior Play: Boy's State Delegate: KENNETH SCOTT TOULSON Red Clarksboro Who? . . .hard-running Dragon fullback. . . reaches for stars in track . . . fond of food from the briny . . . travels with Sam, Dell, Frank and Mihl . . . a Bergin booster . . . plans to be an NCAA champion. ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2,3,43 Track 1,2,3,4Q Audio Visual 3,41 French Club 1,2. TRACY LYNNE TOULSON Trace Clarksboro I am just saying , . . an athlete for all seasons . . . thinks Bergin is the best . . . dexterious dribbler . . . always ready to run . . . skis the slopes . . . will miss Cross Country . . . future paths lead to college. ACTIVITIES: Cross Country 2,3,43 Basketball 1,2,3,4Q Track 1,2,3,43 Powder Puff 3,42 Ski Club 3,41 Shout 1. IOHN RICHARD TUMBELTY Tumbels Clarksboro Ya know one of Crane's nine sharpshooter with a bow and arrow . . . seen with Dut-Dut, Mit, Weis, Carlo, Mark, Glenn and Spis enjoys summers at Virginia beaches . . . college bound. ACTIVITIES: Cross Country 2,31 Basketball 1,2Q Baseball 1,2,3,43 Ski Club 1,2,3,43 French Club 1,2. ANDREW ANTHONY TUZZINO Andy Beckett You gotta be kidding me . . . did Aswell as he could as Dwight in the Iunior Play . . . gasses up at the Getty . . . conspires with Dave, Ieff, Scott and Carlo . . . future legal beagle. ACTIVITIES: Football 13 Baseball 1,2Q NHS 3,43 Student Council 23 Iunior Play. IAMES THOMAS WALSH lim Mickleton Who cares . . . knows golf to a tee . . . 31 on Milch's squad . . . congregates with Iohn, Rich and Mike . . . outdoor sportsman . . . looks valiant in his Plymouth . . . will shock the world with his electrical business. ACTIVITIES: Baseball 13 Golf 2,3, lCoaches Awardl 4. WENDY IOAN WEIL Wendy Clarksboro Happy Trails . . . marvels at sunsets with that special someone . . . fond memories of May 31 and Ripple . . . will miss Mr. Bergin's smiling face . . . future bride and business executive. ACTIVITIES: LANCER 4. RICHARD ALLEN WEISEL Weis Clarksboro Really . . . cruises the cross country course . . . slick-fielding infielder . . . seen at Sal's with Glenn and Mark . . . toils at Mihlebach's Farm thinks pizza holds pizzaz befriended by Bergin . . . programmed for computers. ACTIVITIES: Cross Country 1,2,4: Baseball 1,2,3,4. iii TAMARA MARIA-KARINA WOITAS Tammy Mullica Hill Life's tough . . . talented equestrian . . . can be found with Ioan, Elysie, Bill, Misty and Gloria . . . spends beach time at Sea Isle City . . . attended Washington Workshop . . . dreams of Olympic Gold and Senate seat. 40 I IAMES DOUGLAS WILSON lim Clarksboro What's up? . . . tills the soil for Ag . . . likes rocking to music . . . has an appetite for lasagna . . . cruises on his cycle . . . employed at Shady Lane . . . talks to Mr. Cunningham . . . future holds work and travel. ACTIVITIES: Library Aide 1: FFA 1,2. MARK WILSON Mark Swedesboro Klever with karate . . . proud to be a U.S. Marine . . . will-of-the-wisp . . . steak and potatoes man . . . thinks Kraft is brilliantly funny and Morton is cunning . . . runs for fun and conditioning. DEREK PRESLEY YOUNG Smooth Swedesboro Easy . . . makes smooth moves on the hardwood for Smith cans goods at P.M.C. . . . cruises in the Vicious Vega seen with Ianine, Butter Bean and Crowd will light his way as an electrician. ACTIVITIES: Football 1,33 Basketball 1,2,3,4. EDITH ANNA YURGIN Edie Harrisonville Captivates the crowd with ear-piercing cheers . . . runner-up for the Homecoming Queen laurels . . . steadily spotted with a Clearview grad . . . has a striking softball pitch . . . pleasing personality . . . marriage and career ahead. ACTIVITIES: Powder Puff 4: Art Club 4: Softball 3,4. M. Suiter, Advisor RONALD EUGENE ZECK Ron Clarksboro A solid split end . . . a threat in the Red Bomb skillful skier sure-handed outfielder . . . bent on auto body work . . . cohort of Rich, Carlo, Mark, lim, Tim and Vince . . . college bound. ACTIVITIES. Football 1,2,3,4, Baseball 1,2,3,4, Band 1,2,3g Ski Club 2,3,4g Student Council 2,33 French Club 1,23 Key Club 2,3,4. K. Timon, Advisor 454 if 'Piv- ,,,gkeue,i. 22 15 sry -s Q.: 'rl 'Trek J? Q 1 7 jg? x QU Qi '5 ' 1,1 M x . - iw 'ESB L. assi 4,4u.:5.ag J . W A i .f ,fir ,Rf- , A .4 JiiwEeEie:,1,,sQda:.Q ,. , V 'U' I K ' W I V' 1 4 K 4 W Q w 1- if X , Q X, V A A f 9 ,Y A . xi ' 3 ' -lfllxafi .'-. 7'1 ,rf , .5422 :ffl . , , P i'?'f?1 sm' ,R . X - 3 f., I :wi -mfg 3 fi is . - . L .2 .731 eggs k i ,4aAf , l ',sZK':f4,f!L.., Qi! Y 'N ' A, 23, 1 vw- fr- l ff, J . . !g Q' v551,.i:-, :Yi g ki it I x , 1- , V: q WA f' 115, M -W 2 A V if . TQKZJ 4 ' . bww Y' R f 5 2 J t X if , A ' 2 f 5 x f iQi 44 'i:s , 11 3 M ,.,,,,,,,-N.. 1 46 355 v , Q x 50 vm, N me Gaiam Wayne Willard Winter February 21, 1963 - September 1, 1980 if w,,.w--'M-m,,.A A M..r..M,.,..1.W-f'F,,,..w..,q.,.,.. -A ti t TW HE HAS SOLVED it - Life's wonderful problem The deepest, the strongest, the last: And into the school of the angels With the answer forever has passed. How strange that, in spite of our questions, He maketh no answer, nor tells Why so soon were earth's honoring laurels Displaced by God's own immortelles. How strange he should sleep so profoundly, So young, so unworn by the strife! While beside him, brimful of Hope's nectar, Untouched stands the goblet of life. Men slumber like that when the evening Of a long, weary day droppeth down: But he wrought so well that the morning Brought for him the rest and the crown. 'Tis idle to talk of the future, And the rare might have been, 'mid our tears: God knew all about it, yet took him Away from the oncoming years. God knew all about it - how noble, How gentle he was, and how brave, How brilliant his possible future - Yet put him to sleep in the grave. God knows all about those who loved him, How bitter the trial must beg And right through it all God is loving, And knows so much better than we. So, right in the darkness, be trustfulg One day you shall sing, It is well.' God took from his young brow earth's laurels And crowned him with death's immortelles. I it t 51 A ZS lgx W am -l.Q fX F X 1 x ' 1 X -- 5 :f f if is ,Q-jr -3 x T jf?- 5 -J---f'I' DERCL 1982 M- i 2.3 A C. Avsec T. Bagby V. Barber D. Barton M. Bonaccorsi C. Boone D. Brennen I. Brown A. Caltabiano M. Caltabiano A. Casella P. Clark Mr. Gruber and Mr. Urion, Advisors 54 iii? f . I li il L. Alberto C. Battaglia M. Brown D. Clarke M. Council T. Daniels mv NIT! I Askin Billbrough Buchenhorst . Cole Crane Davis I C. Atkinson D. Black G. Burlingame E. Cook K. Crispin I. Dellaquilla L. DeMarco R. Diaz L. Diggs W. Drew C. Ferko M. Gould X ll? K. DeSimone C. Diggs I. Donofrio D. Dupper G. Finocchiara F. Grasso 3. gy uv D. Dupper, Class President W. DeStafeno E. Douglas T. Edmund M. Falcone K. Fauntleroy E. Diggs R. Eastlack S. Gallagher T. Getsinger A. Gottsch L. Donofrio M. Gagianone S. Hankel T. Hickman R. Hoffman D. Eason R. Hall R. Finocciara 1. Gregal I . 7 l 5- .... I W. Holshoe R. Dockendorff, Vice-President I sry, 6 .,.,g. 7, . I ' .va i ' 4 ' w X JA ..,....-A ff...- -qrx lx bv' av.-0 N-k M. Kopinick M. Lail K. Lally T. Landwher M. Lloyd C. Lokaj A. Lundy F. Lynch T. Mahoney R. Mann M. Marino T. Mauger Q iii T. Horner W. Horner H. Ienkins I. Iohnson I. Kelly N. Kickem M. Larrimore M. Leon I. Lynch I. McLaughlin W. Manger I. Morgan L. Hunt I. Iones C. Kneller P. Licciardello K. McLaughlin H. Morrison Y if I QQ- C Mosser R Norman I Posey T Richards 0 Murphy M Murphy Ogren R OLeary Pratt P Prmce Rlehl Rlval I Rogozm Murdock Nuclfore Powell N. Moore, Secretary Q1-1 V. Negron R. Owen K. Purtell M. Roos I. Sandberg G. Searle D. Nied W. Owen S. Pyle C. Rucker I. Sandy C. Seehousz Nolte Pitts Racey Salome Seagraves Seeman C Ella Treasurer 4.-v P. Steedley D. Thomas S. Trautman D. Watson D. West S. Witzell C. Woolson K. Yachimske Sheppard C. Simpson N Spanos Wentz Zahniser Shoemaker Smedley Sperber Wentz Zappala Simmons Spanos Stecher Wentz xr- Q Albert Arroya T. Baiocco Baker Balestruci I. Ballard Brown Brown R. Callaghan Casella Chew R. Clouser David Dawson A. DeAngelis DeMora DeSimone W. Diggs C. Bianchi A. Bortner A. Brickner A. Brogan M. Cannon M. Capone G. Capri E. Carter K. Cotton L. Corbin S. Cunningham A. D'Annibale K, ,,A,,,, .f mi lil 4 if . 'Fi i 1 T ,ak A . W ,, , 5, A M .. ' Xi lt '76 Ms. Kisela and Mr. Moritz f 5 :H ' '!!l si?-E , mm 1 .nk f 9 2 Wwlllvf Advisors W. Dupper, Class President Y' Q' Q, .. .Y V K 5g 'Pr-J X29 P i I. Emerich M. Engle R. Falcone D. Fanslau L. Goslin S. Grasso S. Grasso S. Grasso K. Hampton M. Hamilton I. Hamilton M. Haines T. Doms M. Driver P. Eastlack L, Folker A. Grider R. Hankins Donnelly Dupper Elder Frank Groshardt Henderson Driver Durham Ellis Gomez Guillan Hillman 1 1-.I f? KA4 SJ T' N I. I. S D O T. Horner Kavalunas Lentz Macklem Medina Miller K. Hudson I. Kemp I. Leslie B. Magdin M. Mellon D. Mills 1Y '9' ii' Q.. . .X N W. Morgan R. Murphy R. Norman R. Osmun M. Revelas I. Schlump M. Mucha M. Murray I. Ogborne M. Owen D. Richardson B. Schuster ' B. Zammerelli, Secretary . Muntz G. Paranto C. Perry I. Phillips S. Pinto . Myers I. Rizzi B. Sandberg I. Schaub M. Schenk . Ogren H. Sherwood C. Sills I. Sloan T. Smith Owen Riehl . Scott Sully Tilberg Warner Yachimske g Mil www, S. Banff D. Ahrens D. Anderson S. Atkinson S. Bottiglieri G. Baylor I. Bell T. Berry B. Burnett K. Bredbenner T. Brown A. Broaddus C. Caltabiano D. Caltabiano D. Casella E. Baez D. Bittle I. Buchenhorst L. Casella M. Clarke M. Baez T. Blint S. Budd R. Certain T. Clevenger Baltadonis Boone Burgess Clarke Clouser Ms. Katurakes and Mr. Mozier, Advisors 'Q-gym IZI7' f D. Cole I. Collins G. Coombs P. Crane B. DeSimone R. DeStafeno T. Diaz C. Dibartolo L. Donofrio C. Drass P. Eastlack G. Edmund B. Falcone L. Ferko R. Feverborn F. Figueroa R. Curci I. Diggs I. Edwards F. Firestone B. Stewart and B. Uricher, Co-Class Presidents I. Gardler I. Graham , 'j,fk, 6' 44 Pr, M. Dejesus P. Dockendorff E. Eiger R. Fishburn S. Garrett M. Hauge Denelsbeck Donnelly . Elia - Folker Gibson . Harris on -.1 V 2 ' AJ v. v r , v' -P 'd r ' in wr as a ice resl en J, if 1 S .55 A Nei x 5 I. e y M. Keen I. Kelley Hunt R. Lovelace F. Lynch Kelly K. Messick B. Micheal McFadden . Miller Hunter Koko Mami Mills L. Hawkins T. Holshue W. Hylick B. Konrad A. Marino V. Moore 'S X K. Hayden I. Horner I. Henkins C. Kropewhicki C. Marsh R. Nicotra Q.. ,Q . , Q D. Hess M. Horton B. Iones K. Lindsey I. Maugeri T. Nolte .i 7 . Nothdurft M. Pitts Portalatin M. Portalatin Price B. Putorti Ramsey P. Rdesinski Ross S. Saporita Seidman M. Serrano N. P. I. R T. S. Pietras Posey Racey Reid Schober Siglow .7552 3. , fy? A cf....,-.,,z1..'i K A.. fwfr? P11 Q C. Gattuso, Secretary I... 4613! A. Rivera N. Rivera A. Rogers S. Rogozin. B. Schultz V. Schweigert T. Scioli M. Scuderl T. Six M. Smith S. Smith T. Snyder ki I L. Tirado C. Walton B. Winter v 1 MJ T. Sweeten, Treasurer 1 S. Toulson I. Trendler T. Tuzzino T. Watson E. Weldon I. Wiest B. Woodend T. Wrobel R. Yurgin Synder Sparks Stevens Urban Wills Souder Stackhouse Stull Urie Wills WW I. Sparks K. Steedley M. Swift A. Venezia O. Wilson M. Barber B. Beamer L. Beniquez S. Brickner T. Brouddus D. Burnight Mr. Adams and Mr. Harris, Advisors I. Albert M. Bohn P. Callaghan R. Carney I. Coombs L. Davis .f-z 1.39 R. F. E. B. D. M. Ambruster Borzio Callaghan Carter Cressman Davis L. Aziz W. Braxton S. Cama T. Chew C. Cruz B. DeFay ,fiv- I. Barber S. Bredbenner D. Capozzi K. Conley C. D'Annibale I. DeMarco N., wwf M. West, Class President 'YN .AQ R. Denelsbeck A. DuBois I. Emrick M. Fisher D. Gentile B. Hise L. DeSimone Dunn . Enick . Fisher . Groshardt L. Hodnett Donofrio Dysart Fauntleroy Frampton Haines Hoffman G. Driver S. Frost M. Gallagher L. Gattuso B. Emerich W. Hawkins D. Hemple D. Hill C. Firestone K. Howarth A. Hughes K. Evans T. Frank C. Hankins I. Horner D. Iackson L. Keen R. McCann I. Mauger I. Moxley K. Peterman Nu. H. Ienkins B. Kneller B. McGarry D. Mills M. Owen M. Peters S ones W Iones I Kay R LIIGS D Llndsey B Lord M Maler B fV1Bl1l'l0Sk1 E Mascaro P. Ienkins V. Kuchler K. McQuade I. Morgan W. Owen M. Pino Ienkins Lail . McTyre . Mullison K. Carney, Vice-President Pandorf Posey L. Arroyo and K. Wigrnore, Co-Secretaries P. Sebastiani D. Sherwood C. Sholders C. Spanos K. Sperber D. Spuler S. Terrell S. Terrell W. Terrell D. Prosser C. Ried A. Ryan M. Sholders S. Stackhouse I. Thomas 'dub D. Pyle B. Richardson R. Sandy I. Shute M. Still L. Tumbelty QW5 'lf N.-9' Roane A. Rizzo A. Santos D. Smith D. Sullivan Vera D. Read W. Rivera L. Saporito I. Smith M. Swift C. Walton 5? EZ' Q ff tim ls. s R. Lerch, Treasurer I 1 L. Warner M. Warner N. Watson I. Weldon N. West S. Wills M. Wilson I. Zangari I. Zangari L. Zeck L. Zouck K. Zubec M A. Barber G. Beniquez L. Bittle S. Block D. Braxton D. Brennan R. Brown M. Bryant I. Cianciulli H. Clouser D. Dare K. Dawson Ms. VanZoeren, Advisor B221- ' KAW 4 Anderson . Bohn Cairns Donofry . Frank Gibbs Y. Arroyo I. Borzio T. Capone T. Edmund C. Garrett M. Graham M. M. G Bf c. K. Balestrucci Bradway Carr Ferko Genovese Green I. B. D D S. H X Gregal Gross Hargrave Hillman . Hurff Kavaliunas Groff Hallman Hasher Hoffman Iezzi Kelley 1- Groody Hampton Hickman Hoffman Iackson ' Kidd en xl S. DeSimone, President G. Holgate M. Holland C. Hunt M. Hunter R. Iaramillo E. lohns A. johnson I. lohnson A. Kokos T. Landwher D. Liles R. Lindsey Presidents 'Q DP A. Morgan R. Moxley C. Mullan D. Owen T. Owen D. Payne M. Poradosky B. Portalatin R. Potzinger D. Iones and D. Payne, Co-Vice- N... sf- EU Q . Marino K. Lloyd Musumeci I. McCall Pennel L. Melendez Pratt I. Norman P. Peters E. Randall I f' rx. 6. -.- .ol CMP 1 f vgfv A -Ns X s v--1 I. Lokaj A, McCann D. Miklea H. Nothdurft L. Pino B. Ramsey M. D. S. D. L. S. Lord Marchetti Miller O'Conner Pool Redfield KJ' .3-av' QQ! R. Richardson T. Sandy D. Smith I. Thompson V. Vasta C. Warren C. Rival F. Santos S. Snyder I. Tomalino I. Vespe H. Warrington vo., ,R M. Rivera D. Roberts G. Schultz K. Schwenk K. Springer I. Spaler L. Tyson B. Urban W. Vera A. Walton W. Reeves, Secretary D. Wilson E.. Wilson 'E I. Robinson I. Ross D K. Scott M. Sebastiani D L. Stauffer T. Suessmuth K w Sandberg Sharp Sully qwiq K. WIISOD E. Wilson S. Witcher S. Yurgin P. Yurgin L. Bittle, Treasurer K Tw-if L J f if WW 'T' '3Nm WGN' 'QWY RVN? :Kr E WW wa' Guess Who? ADMI :L X S Rb N X: 'sdxxiefggs-1-'-,.N-P-I P XS SQL ' w MV . og 5 ' --3 X x Q1 I TI IN f c 3 If Tw S' sf lglmgjilf 7 Bo QDCNT fi ff EDUCATKJ Li . M Standing: I. Tropea, R. Costill, D. Kafka, G. Leone, D. Chapman. Sitting: I. Kelley, E. DeSimone, S. Stewart, K. Hunt, L. Grasso. E D. Kafka, President. I. Tropea, Board Secretary G. Leone, Vice President. E. Dunn, Finance Supervisor. Business Administrator. F -ca? r w xg 'fily gli- '2v.'.. -5 , my 1 ,,,-' .1'.., i di. .-,,.-i ,--K , -.y.,,.d ,-- LN52. 1.-.- -..:LZJ.- 5 -5 '- r-ff '-ft-.Ti f , .' 4 .g.. . 7. .-' - X . ,,, .- 1 N 'aj 1-' Q1 Q1 ' . WS..-'X-,.' fl. r'.'- ':?9 IE. g 1,72 11 'i ' :i - f 3 Pg EP ' 'l i .5L '. , '-Us fag- Is?- . gl' '. I , '.g'.g4' .'. .wi-Jf:3: kj-.J gif-g:2t,:.' ' 41' .XI X 'Es--.,-I ' .1!.:' w I z,'..'r , 5. '.' gd- I, mfs-5-. X ,' A R i Z3 Q- 4 i 63,5 -.,'i1ii,,:g,2g- 4 o :-52.-'.j'..X X ' 1.5: .X , S ' 311. , .-5 i ',1!',r':?J. ..Q nw. x.:. I X X i s ss ,A ...N -gi lg: sl . fr.-.Zg1Q' ' .C J -.ff V5---, K l Q N , g 'L 'Q Wy- 2.- ' ' f I Q ,1'V,g 2 shirt.. -. as r-- .-ale ,H .1 . x YP- Z 8 W.:-. -R. -7.3: . I . w. - 82 ,f- -' - - ' 2. .v -- Lrfak ..0'.. :H .. l .3-.','.1,.A '.':.,'.-5 - ':', 'A ' , A i n ' ',', L x Q Y IQ ff'--7 z I ROBERT COSTILL - Superintendent .l . A . affix -gs iff . - ix . '- P' I 1 k . 3 , Y. 4:15 , 'fn 1 ':. . ' 'XXL , 45 NORMAN VELYKIS - Principal fwwi ,,,?Q3f gm f rf Z 3 tt MITCHELL CZOCH - Pupil Personnel Director KENNETH SOBOLOSKI - Vice-Principal DLIYSICA, EDUCXXTIG 3 'ge W Q, RON E. LERCH, Western Maryland College, B.S.: Glassboro State College, M.A., Co-Advisor Ski Club, Intramural Director. 'ffl r 'Al 4555 Qlg. Wk Qian wi' 1,431 I 13:1 'lgss ' 1695 x QQ ug. it V I .5 A I- lf ' JV tile, . 'P'- gw- auf - .',- f . . . f R-1 ':', .- --n is Q ..-vg ' n. - -' ' ' , -F ANNE WARD, Glassboro State College, B.A.: Head Coach Hockey: Assistant Coach Girl's Basketball. J ,, ...--............ X MARGARET E, SUITER, Glassboro State College, B.A M.A., Co-Advisor Senior Class. IOHN MILCHANOSKI, Glassboro State College, B.A. Co-Coach Golf, Co-Advisor Ski Club, , Busm ss Eoucfvrio ,ww FRANCIS MARKS, Rider College, B.S.: Rutgers University, Ed. M., Advisor KATHERINE M. TIMON, Northwestern State LANCER. University, B.S.: Co-Advisor Class of 1981. MM, PATRICIA YULO, Trenton State College, B.S. W M-u W6 ' W . ETHEL MARTELL, Temple University, B.S., Manager of School Store. E GLISI-I if X313 :Q sl! Q , MICHAEL ADAMS, Glassboro State College, B.A.g Assistant Boys Track Coach, 1985 Class Advisor. MARIANNE KISELA, Glassboro State College, B.A.g Varsity Softball Coach, Co-Advisor Class of 1983, Assistant Band Director. I fx it X 2? CHERYL SOBACK, Trenton State College, B.A.g Key Club Advisorg Co-Director of Musicalg Theater Workshop Advisor. ELIZABETH KENNETT, Northwestern University, B.S.g Co-Director of Musical. F1 i 2 tu... ,. x.,f fe' LOIS STANLEY, Ursinus College, B.A. foam MICHEAL KLASZKY, St. Francis College, B.A. WILLIAM SMITH, Glassboro State College, B.A.: Head Basketball Coach, Boys if A-fx -af' if X 1 f K GILDA I. GATTUSO, Glassboro State College, B.S. I y ,..- . .. ,V K DIANE CAMIOLO, Glassboro State College, B.A. IOHN RAICZY, Glassboro State College, B.A., M.A. DANIEL KRAFT, Southern Illinois University, B.A.: Co-Coach Golf. .aww IOHN RUSSELL, IR., Glassboro State College, B.A Assistant Baseball Coach. DENNIS GALLO, Glassboro State College, B.A.g M.A.g Media Advisor. . km ,Z I A-Raw I IOSEPHINE SCUPP, Gettysburg College, B.A.3 KEVIN LUKAS, Glassboro State College, B.A.: Assistant Football Coach Assistant Hockey Coach. Intramurals. , QSC NCE ANTHONY BARCHUK, North Carolina State University, Head Football Coach, Assistant Wrestling Coach. 'W . 1 f 'if ,' E7 gm ' V ,V ,ki . 2. 'f:'fFi?M,,. I f f ' ' fmt-v1f,i1,n, . ,fa , M , ' ' vw r, . . :rw 4+ we 4 'M-W4 4 ,, . ...Q A THOMAS I. BERGIN, Murray State University, B.S.g Head Cross Country Coach. ROBERT SCHNECK, University of Waterloo, B.A.g Glassboro State College, M.A.g Freshman Boys Basketball Coach. ,W QE, L g THOMAS K. GRUBER, Wesley College, A.A.g ANDREW MORITZ, Rutgers Uni- West Virginia Wesleyan College, B.S.3 Co- versity, B.S.g Football Trainer, Advi- Advisor Class of 1982. sor Class of 1983. GUIDANCE , fN Q , ,, ' I 612,426 fl 0 Q .5 sb rg . 4' lg! it -9-.J 1 'IQ up 1 E' .. i' i 6 LZ., .l .vin ..- gags avg: .33 ,.,,,,, -E ,,- 2 ':k Ihz tt , W , ,,,, ,,,,W,....,.W A A 1 It ,m,, tag-. ,. , 1,, i,, V. 5, ,,G,, - ' . - ' l, ,ttt ,im fwiwm V,,AAA A R lLIlH BAKER' Temple Umversny' BS Umverslty of . 1,9 fo ' was A L A Mlchlgan, M.S. f to 4 tiling W fulfil! 1 Wg, 'S W f -- , QM' 1-ffl ' , -41 , M ,f t WWW' X tt W ' 'ff' 'W ., ff A V LLL' 5 , , ff 'icgfwttlt , EN M? hhhh A' 1,121 A I A ' to tll ,,.,,, . 'if-MH-Q, f A :f' mt I ' W , ,,1, ,L,, Q f R eettl I 4, AL ttt ,ll to A f-2' KEITH CLARK, Glassboro State College, B.A.g M.A., Advisor DRAGON l we 'W ,l ws, w ,Q f ,QZ MARION FRAZIER, Douglass College, B.S.: Glassboro State College, M.A. J , , t 1 X PETER CAMINO, Glassboro stare College, Bs.: M.A. '?fSQ.5f ?fl.7y. ,'f1j,f'l3,'- QGCIAL Q5 ' D113 THOMAS SCHOENER, Elizabethtown College, B.A.: LANCER Photographer: Head Tennis Coach Girls and Boys VINCENT BRISTOW, Western Kentucky University, B.A.: M.A.g Athletic Director 92 X . . fi ..-,. I-Q22-:?::i'+ E8 mfg-?,1f--tgp: .. ' li' -,:'1,'.Q.g..4,.3.,i.A,-:. Q: -'-f . DENNIS MOZIER, Glassboro State College, Co-Advisor Class of 1984, Intramurals. WILLIAM MOORE, Glassboro State College, B.A. ,En a+ fiwwf if 13 fx 4 V si if Q I J ,,. ,ff I ousrral IACK B. STOWMAN, Rutgers University, B.S.g Ed. M. LYNN YODER Universi of Rhode Island, B.S.g 1 ty Student Council Advisor. IOHN CAVANAGH, Glassboro State College, B.A.g Director Stage Crew. -N ll' llu l if ,et , .U ' my 4 ll ll fr I IAMES EITEL, Wilkes College, B.S.g Marching and Concert Band Director. l l V . ! .. , 'Vg lv,l A 4 I .4 .f., V N 94 IONATHAN DALTON, Peabody Conservatory of Music, B.M.g Ir. Band Director, Ir.-Sr. Chorus Director. 'W C15 F1 ms GEORGE HARRIS, Glassboro State College, B.A.g l.V. LISA KATURAKES, University of Delaware, Basketball Coach, Intramurals of 1984. 4' vm KIMBERLY VAN ZOEREN, Glassboro State College, B.A.g Advisor Class of 1986. B.S.g Cheerleading Advisor, Co-Advisor Class GEORCENE SCHIEPAN, Glassboro State College, B.A.g Assistant Advisor of LANCER. 95 FGREICN ANGUAGQ HALINA BROWN, Monmouth College, B.A.: Pennsylvania State University, M.A., Spanish Club and Russian Club Advisor Dfx 5-BET-L V N dv 1 af:-X ' fx! , ?i-E.. li, X ,i ,. M2 5 ' , Q E ' LJ ' 'VM X- ilk--Xl X 1 X O Q 5-tix L 45 Us xvlbxg - xixt fc 1 fx j l R Q g QQ, 1 'W Cf Q G Y., f X ..,, 5:5 . I x EILEEN F. SHANAHAN, Moravian College, B.A., Spanish Club Advisor A BEVERLY DUFFY, Chestnut Hill College, B.A. l3Qom13551oNA F IUANITA LORE, Cooper Hospital School of Nursing, R.N., Glassboro State College, B.A., Advisor Health Office Assistants. Av' ' I sf? View DR. LOWELL ZEID, M.D., School Physician. 0 vig CHILD STUDY TEAM: Dr. C. Bassman, S. Fidler, I. Lore, S. Demeritte. lAbsentl: M. Czoch. DECIA IES IOSEPHINE SMITH, Glassboro State College, B.A. IOHN K. CASSIDY, Glassboro State College, B.A. SUSAN GUINAN, LaSalle College, B.A. ' ll N xt 'lg Koh f gigugl IOSEPH CUNNINGHAM, Murray State University, B.S.3 Glassboro State College, M.A. . Q ,SQ S: ,X g N S c. Q5 20 Q OO .i CJ 0 O f J 1 X47 O E .- 'Q 'N-A WILLIAM CRANE, Glassboro State College, B.A.g M.A., Head Coach Girl's LYNN GOLDMAN, Fairleigh Dickenson University, Basketball, National Honor Society Advisor, Head Baseball Coach. B.A.g Drexel University, M.L.S. NANCY SARBELLO, Glassboro State College, B.A. BONNIE SUE MORTON, Trenton State College, STEVE IANNOTTI, West Chester State, B.A. B.S.g Coach Freshman Football: Coach Freshman Baseball CSECQE TAIQIES , , M, Z i 1 , Zi E. Schoener B. DeAmbrose M. Graham P. Paranto H. Hodnett K. Kurstetter 45191 'EHS' L. Shoulders E. Black CAFE TEQIA 'N-N... Qs' Front row fleft to rightl: S. Quattrochi, V. Zane, G. Gould, M. Bauer, B. Briggs, S. Brown. Second row: I. Austin, M. Webber, I. Wagner, A. Hughes, S. Toulson, E. Winter. Isabelle Wagner, Cafeteria Supervisor 101 Cos TODIANS G. Coombs, S. Leotta, G. Fauntleroy, I. Holmes, Q. Gage. .tl Stag i ,. '-'aaa' is 'shi if ma . s' 3 2. C. Urban, Head Custodian 102 ' Bus D121 EQ Ex is S Left to right: I. Morgan, C. Kimball IV, K. Crusemire, M. Fish, F. Wright, A. Crispin, A. DeVault, I. Stowman, A. Parker. 1 ' ' 44,341 9' .f x Left to right: I. Brenneis, M. Haines, T. Young, R. Wagner. I. Morgan, Transportation Director Wi XX mr- . - .. KIIMESWKW2 fu , N - Q J 1 f X .NX tkxgg ni M31 N U ' X gg sf . ,A ,- Jil :fx X 213 ikxlgxiknf N' U f WNV ! 0 ' fnwf K K1 vxf ,W KMml!linkNlWlWKJkXVvAfNIKV!1 Q jj' f ... V' KY' ' 6, X.-1 HW! . u nl 'CM X N jp,-J ml lfmx .MJBDWWW is x Vmxifft f 4 'K ' f X' . 5125 , . , If X y I 1 A X I I K s f li, X , , xl I I X X I I I f x I 1 X l Qnoss Cou TIQY Sittingg I. Emerich, S. Saporito, Coach Bergin, C. Baker, W. Morgan. Kneelingg I. Sandy, G. Homan, R. O'Leary, B. Horner, M. Mihlebach, Capt., C. Mucci, M. Stull Standing: G. More, Mgr., I. Iohnson, I. Walker, D. Stackhouse, K. Kolodzieiski, T. Toulson, I. Mihlebach, R. Weisel, B. Zammarrelli, Mgr., D. Venezia, Mgr. MARK SETS MARKS Coach Tom Bergin's harriers had a season of varying success. The record of six wins and ten losses was over-shadowed by the fact that the team finished in fourth place in the Tri-County Championship run-off. Not to be overlooked in the team's success was the outstanding accomplishment of Captain Mark Mihlebach. While winning fifteen of sixteen dual meets, Mark established course records at Saint Iames, Gloucester, Paulsboro, Schalick, Pennsgrove, Pennsauken Tech and Kingsway's 5000 meter course. His only setback of the year came when he made a wrong turn on the poorly marked Pitman course. It goes without saying that Mark was the deserving winner of the South Iersey Group I Championships, Gloucester County Championship and the Tri-County Championship. Mark was truly a superlative performer. Other important members of the team were: Glenn Homan, twice winner of the Harrier Award, Chris Mucci, Rich Weisel, and distaff members of the team, Tracy Toulson and Ioanne Mihlebach. Also contributing to the team's efforts were Iim Emerich, Chip Baker and Warren Morgan. Coach Bergin faces a difficult task next year due to the loss of the heart of his team, but he is relying on Bill Horner and Bob O'Leary to lead the other returnees to a competitive season. Coach Bergin and Captain Mihlebach ' 1 41 Q . ' A l nhl 107 Seniors who will be missed. .. g , ..,:. x ., .i .J WW... Ng? 5 A ' 7 ..,.. -- ,... '-X , -.. , 5 ii 3' N X .. ea -- SNA-f gag.-1 i Lm,,LL 1 -1 -V L.ff ,fm f,,, Awww,,M-a,,f,,,ww f.ff wwf ffff s,fgMf'ff: -- vff, W -. -- -f f . .,.... V.. I.. .. . ffrwemwxm,:z,M2:,ni- -- M- -- - H . ..... . was ii . . ..,,A I ,f . f ' v 1 ., ,,,, V, . , 'L A wifi 4 fafzwiw - '- -1 ff , . in 'ff' . ' f , 1 f ' , I 'i J W f-N ffrr A ,L , . 2 4 fngfgffgiri wiygki, , 4 'f ' ,3,,QK,,Mi,,,gg, we ,L 2,,,,,Q,,,gW,g,,gf,,g,,,,kMisa?I , E,f,f,,,, ,QMQ V- ,,,,, 9 . ,. ..,, 4 2 ' - .5 ijg 9 21 .W ,,,, ,, A.. 4 we g 3 4 2 u 1 Q Q 4 is Q fl X X rw 4 Q i iifwfi - H5 5-Hi. fm, f5f5i'il-Elf? 15 .. 13: ,Z5'f11-,'5 '. 5 K A K S ff . '-: f'f'zf,,,,,5,,,,,i,f:wad,f,,:,,z,wQ'ww 'ff . gyz:w1 gyf'. 4' i 'L 1980 Cross Clayton Clearview Pitman Pennsville St. Iames Salem Gloucester Paulsboro Schalick Delsea Glassboro Berlin Tech Woodbury Triton Pennsgrove Penn. Tech TCC Meet Country K O 20 40 33 23 42 19 34 21 17 46 35 22 25 32 23 33 19 44 35 20 26 30 33 22 29 26 29 26 42 20 28 27 4th 109 'Y ' ' y ' ,, I ali ' f gg ,W ' f , V .- A Y IW V, ' f , , Y A ,- f -Y ze : ' - ,,,,, - M -, V, , ,, 4, . ' gg, 4 f.,f. f ,a :Msf+ W 'wg :f em M -,Ja , ' H H A . L in i 1 K 1 5 MI Wffmzyf' 1 ,' W ,,, ,,f'V'zif,Qvj1'f' 7 ,gg 5 Q 2 , A Q ,,, -, ' ,,,,. , f, , ., , ' N , ,, 1 ,, , ..,,, yy, f 6 I K ' A3 W ,533 0 . Y' L, ' :WH Wlwff ,,:. -' 1 ' 1? 'f'v 1 E if f Q, f 15 - W ,-A ' H 'f5'Z:+E5' :::f7 ,W 42, 'W' ,Z rf Q 2 QQ : l ? 1 f ' f , fa ' A ,f 1 ', fi? 'img , 'ff Q2 M ff,,, ia, ,g1,s,,,1fi' -- vw-ty, - 1 ,,,,, QWQ3,9?k iwwfzf fa L ,:fffW,M6 HV- , K fda, , fw . ,,,, f wgmg. f ,,,, if I , ,,,, .,,, C ,... E Z - s,, 'fi ,iw :f,,,fffW, 'A 4- ' , I ,, ,gy , , wf 4 ,, -if A . , iggfgfmwf exam , :v: .ifa:::-1 Jams yyzzxflf , ,sw ' - f ' 'PVT K 3W?'A 'Ili-gfN 'w ,,,, sf 'ifiwii H , ,,, I iw EV Wiiiifv :,, Wg- , Wk. .,,,, .M- f EH' SUP' ?!?!?'::- UEEE53 : ' ,5 a ,,,, , S Y ,,,, ,,,,,,,,, FALL TENN s '51 Q :Tax Standing L-R: C. Ferko, D. Sully, L. Balestrucci, B. Woodend, A. Brogan, Coach Schoener. Kneeling: B. Price, T. Diaz, D. Mellon, B. Dare, W. DeStafeno, S. Pyle, L. Alberto. -12 dl ft -1 fi w as fi' .tiff ,iigif w 'im EEzZ?', e Q ,.. ..... ... ,,,.. , ,.... -- A fr I f f f f f f I , , , f 1 f ' J., ms? M, Q ai X ' it ' f A s, f X ' ' X ff? W 6 f 1' f fjyj 3 1 4, f , 1 f 1 2? ' 7 I f if y f 1 ,Q 7 W f f f , , T ' .Z .,,,, ..N:,,5w HW .hr g. ff 45 2. ,ef ze: A ,. g H Q f iiil f i. fe ' . 5siWf?iiieff, W, G , ,' ' A,f' .mf AVV' ' ' - Coach Schoener Readies For Battle t r 7...-f TENNIS ETS EIGHT VICTGRIES Tom Schoener's netsters continued the winning ways of the past few seasons, improving their record by posting eight victories. This doubles the number of wins from the 1979 court season. The highlight of the campaign was the girls becoming eligible for, and playing in, the State Championship Tournament. As most of the girls on the team are underclassmen, we look for a continuation of their success story. Leading contributors of the scenario were Sue Pyle, Wien Destafeno and Beth Dare, numbers one, two and three singles respectively, Denise Mellon and Lorraine Alberto, paired in first doubles, and Beth Price and Theresa Diaz teamed up for second doubles. Others showing promise were Cindi Ferko, Beth Woodend, Luann Balestrucci, Darlene Sully, and Arlene Brogan. Coach Tom Schoener is quoted as saying, I am really looking forward to next season. We the sports editors of the Lancer agree that the season should be a successful one, as five varsity letter winners will return to lead the team to its quest for victory. 111 1980 Fall Tennis Team Opponent St. Iames Delsea Schalick Salem Pennsville Pitman Pennsgrove Clearview Woodstown Schalick Delsea Salem Pennsville Pitman St. Iames Pennsgrove Woodstown Woodbury Sk' 'k Playoff game K O 5 0 3 2 5 0 3 2 0 5 1 4 0 5 1 4 0 5 5 0 4 1 4 1 2 3 0 5 4 1 0 5 0 3 2 3 , , -- ' , ' ,gl w. aft -.R .K 1 W., I 1 X x x ii Q fn ,Q Q L1 K ' K get ' X-NA, A 5 A -P ROUTE LL ,.....,.,.,.. A A A , .M .....,,,., W, . G1 W .inn ,--mama -in fi A Fourth row: Coach O'Neill, Coach Barchuk, D. Dellaquilla, S. Sorbello, R. Spissell, I. Dellaquilla, G. Burlingame, K. Menden, R. Zeck, T. Thomas, F. Casella, P. Prince, Coach Hunt. Third row: Coach Lukas, H. Sherwood, Mgr., F. Rizzi, S. Toulson, K. Hunt, A. Caltabiano, I. Gattuso, C. Seeman, I. Mucha, R. Hoffman, I. Schlump, I. Robinson, Mgr., Coach Moritz. Second row: R. Sandy, Mgr., K. Carney, Mgr., T. Edmund, K. Elder, M. Mellon, M. Spanos, G. Avsec, M. Gaglianone, R. Murphy, R. Olivera, A. Casella, R. Lerch, Mgr. First row: D. Nied, S. Nied, S. Olof Lundin, I. Rizzi, D. Eason, G. Paranto, M. Driver, R. Pratt, B. Grider, E. Weldon. WAYNEI SPIRES WINNING WAYS Under the leadership of sophomore Coach Tony Barchuk, the 1980 football season ended successfully with a commendable record of five victories and four losses. The victorious season was accomplished in the final game against Pennsgrove, when Barchuk's Dragons devastated the Devils. A fired-up Dragon eleven scored seven touchdowns with six kicked extra points for a 48-12 rout of a strong Pennsgrove squad. An even better season might have been attained had not Scott Toulson been lost for the season when injured in the very first play of the first game. The season began on a catastrophic note when stellar lineman Wayne Winter suffered fatally from heat exhaustion. Our school, shocked and saddened to silence, found it difficult to believe that Wayne would no longer walk among us. In respect to Wayne, the boys of the gridiron dedicated themselves and their efforts to his memory. The efforts of seniors Sam Sorbello, lim Gattuso, Frank Rizzi, Dom Dellaquilla, Rich Spissell, Kevin Menden, Ieff Mucha, Skip Neid, Ron Zeck, and Stig Olof Lundin were instrumental in bringing home a measure of success. A special recognition must be given to Sam Sorbello FIVE Super Leaders 1980431 Football and Greg Burlingame who were both elected to the First Team Tri-County and First Team South Iersey Group I K 0 and Second Team Tri-County. Iim Gattuso and Ioe Clayton 7 0 Dellaquilla made the Second Team Tri-County and Pitman 7 18 Group I All-Stars. Center Frank Rizzi won a spot on the permsville 0 42 Second Team Tri-County. Salem 7 38 The graduating seniors know that the returning Gloucester 20 0 players will always remember Wayne Winter. They are S h 1. k 33 12 sure that each time a Kingsway team takes to thle field, Dzlsegc 6 30 they will carry on a sense of fair play, sportsmans ip and Woodstown 14 13 determination as shown by Wayne. Pennsgrove 48 12 l X'V- q 'Y7'-ff! . ,F v Mn. 1 h W H C Y Q? , iz A f 1 W W , L X, y ,,, ARE ,Q MC E fake W 'ff 115 fra 'T fx Tl- ig, 4 117 HGCKEY Sitting lleft to rightl: Manager-C. Kelley, Captains-S. Haddock and K. Kelley. Managers-B. Urban, L. Donofry. Kneeling lleft to rightl: M. Engle, D. Urban, T. Sweeten, C. Gattuso, E. Diggs, A. Bortner, T. Leone. Standing lleft to rightl: L. Malignaggi, V. Muntz, V. Moore, E. Donnelly, R. Feurborn, K. DeSimone, K. Crispin. KELLEY WINS ACCGLADES With the loss of many grads, coaches Anne Ward and Iosie Scupp began the task of rebuilding the Dragonette hockey program. A predominantly young team learned quickly and skillfully the fundamentals of hockey. These youngsters, together with a nucleus of older players, struggled to overcome the many obstacles they faced. Lack of squad depth, team cohesiveness and inexperience all presented a challenge to the girls of the hockey team. The coaches and players worked all season to correct those problems. The season in no way reflects the hard work and the determination of each player. Although not pleased with the two and fourteen record, the coaches were encouraged by the improvement made by all team members. Particularly pleasing was an outstanding season turned in by Kathleen Kelley, who averaged fifteen saves per game. For her outstanding play she was named to the Tri-County and South Iersey Group I All-Stars Teams. The four graduating seniors, co-captains Kathy Kelley and Susan Haddock, Theresa Leone, and Lois Malignaggi, are positive that the returning underclassmen, having gained a year's experience, will field a team of polished veterans that will bring a season of success to the 1981 Hockey Team. . Coaches plan tactics We asnsunsv-- OPPONENT Clearview Woodbury St. Iames Pennsgrove Schalick Salem Pitman Woodstown Delsea Pennsville Pope Paul VI Gateway Clayton Bova' fbfxskms LL J 015591 WSH! Q .lg ww HBWMAL HB1 AL Kneeling lleft to rightl: C. David, D. Young, R. Brundage, A. Lundy, R. Norman. Standing: K. Fauntleroy, M. Lail, T. Thomas, I. Iones, I. Collins, Coach Smith. HOOPSTERS NET PLAYOFF BERTH This boys' basketball team met the expectations they established in preseason drills, and might have even surpassed those expectations, Their super play throughout the season lead to nine victories that qualified them for the State Basketball Tournament. The Dragons made it to the playoffs only to lose in the opening round to Glassboro, a team which went on to win the New Iersey Group I Championship. - The team finished with a 9-14 record, which is a vast improvement over the record of a year ago. Coach William Smith made the Dragons into a iontending team which gained the respect of all those who crossed its pat . The Dragons jumped out to a 3-0 lead, only to fall to the .500 mark when they began to face the tough part of their schedule. Their fine overall record was sufficient to enter the team in the post-season playoffs. It was the playoff which proved the character of this team. Obviously the team was up against a tough opponent, the eventual State Champion. Down by twenty points at the half, the Dragons staged a miraculous comeback, only to lose by a few points. Six players who contributed to the success story of this team were: Bobby Brundage, Kevin Fauntleroy, Derek Young, Ioe Iones, Mark Lail and Robbie Norman. Of these, only Brundage and Young will be lost through graduation. The four returning vets of the campaign should wage a war to victory next year. Coach William Smith l 1980-81 Boys Basketball K Clearview 60 Berlin Tech 73 Woodstown 63 Delsea 43 Schalick 46 Pennsville 55 Pitman 41 Pennsgrove 64 Salem 56 Clayton 67 Gloucester 68 Woodstown 70 Delsea 60 Schalick 53 Pennsville 74 Pitman 54 Pennsgrove 62 Salem 53 Clayton 69 Gloucester 62 Christmas Tournament Paulsboro 61 Woodbury 28 NISIAA Tournament Glassboro 67 124 Pwr- r' fi Q! 'qui 3 3 ' I Cfilllss' bf-xsK151Ts LL First row lleft to rightlz W. Diggs, W. DeStefano, D. Dupper, M. Engle, E. Diggs. Second row: Assistant Coach Ward, T. Toulson, S. Smith, D. Davis, T. McBride, Coach Crane. Led by seniors Debbie Davis, Stacy Smith, Tonia McBride and Tracy Toulson, the girls' basketball team rolled up a school record twelve wins during the 1980-81 season and qualified for the NISIAA tournament for the second straight year. Iuniors Wien DeStafeno and Ernestine Diggs shared the fifth starting spot and junior Diane Dupper had several successful efforts off the bench at the point guard position. These three underclassmen plus sophomores Winnie Diggs and Margo Engle will provide a solid nucleus to help the Dragons continue their winning ways next year. The story this year, though, was the outstanding play of the senior starters. Captain Debbie Davis, who starred as the versatile leader, was always near double figures in scoring, among the leading rebounders, an outstanding defender and the ballhandler against the opposition's pressing defenses. Debbie received All Tri-County Honorable Mention along with Dr. lo McBride, the teamis leading scorer and rebounder. Stacy Smith hit a career-high 20 points in a game against Schalick and her dramatic improvement defensively along with her long-range bombing earned her Tri-County Honorable Mention. Tracy Toulson provided solid ball-handling and often - spectular diving defense throughout the season. All will be greatly missed next year. Opening the season with six straight wins brought respect and recognition in the form of a number Five rating in the Gloucester County Times poll and a number Twelve rating in all of South Iersey in the Courier Post. Perhaps the highlight of the season occurred though, when the Dragons thrashed arch-rival Pitman, 55-29, for their most satisfying victory in many years. Coaches Crane and Ward. .K 1980-81 Girls Basketball Clearview Berlin Tech Woodstown Delsea Schalick Pennsville Pitman Pennsgrove Salem Clayton Gloucester Woodstown Delsea Schalick Pennsville Pitman Pennsgrove Salem Clayton Gloucester Classboro INISIAAJ f Er, if J ,B 9394 M1542 we V Mi' , 5, fy 3 A 1' 1i'1T'ig ,sf:12Qi,ii ' ,,h, . ' '7,2,,,':'1 -' ',.l:2JQg4fQf ,'-,,fQ',f?M A 3 ff ' J 2 ,, QESTLI- O Clearview 19 40 Delsea 8 42 Delran 20 33 Riverside 23 30 Pennsville 21 36 Deptford 26 33 Woodbury 24 36 Salem 31 33 Schalick 40 21 Wash. Twp. 30 27 Paul 6th 21 34 Pitman 23 34 Pennsgrove 6 47 Penn. Tech 55 6 Bish Eustace 26 41 Cumberland 40 18 Kneeling on one knee lleft to rightj: A. Marino: D. Bittleg S. Saporito: C. Baker, C Mucci R OLeary Standing L Tirado, C. Avsec: S. Banff, C-. Edmund, 1. Gattusog T. Edmund. CGACH 0' EILL RESTLES WITH PRUBLE S Coach Rich O'Neill knew that the 1980-81 season would truly be a year of rebuilding the wrestling fortunes. Evidence of this was the fact that the freshmen class provided seven men for the twelve varsity positions. Anthony Marino - 101, Dave Bittle - 108, Tom Clevenger and Sam Saporito shared the 115 class, Ed Baltadonis - 122, Lou Tirado - 141, Steve Banff - 158, and Gene Edmund at 170 were the freshmen performers who accepted the responsibility of providing Kingsway a complete line-up. Serving as a veteran nucleus around which these freshmen performed were seniors: Chris Mucci - 129 and jim Gattuso - 188, juniors Robert O'Leary - 135, Chris Avsec - 148, and Tom Edmund at heavyweight. Captains Chris Mucci, jim Gattuso and Rob O'Leary enjoyed much success during the season. Chris and jim finished second in the districts while Rob O'Leary, after having defeated all wrestlers in his weight class, was unable to participate in the districts due to an injury. Tom Edmund was also a second place silver medal winner in the districts. In the Glassboro Christmas Tournament, Rob, lim and Tom took home gold medals, while Chris won a silver. Chris, Tom and jim represented our school in the Region 8 Tournament. Assistant Coach Tony Barchuk's IV grapplers finished with a 12 and 4 record. These young wrestlers will join seven varsity freshmen to form what we hope will be a team capable of winning next year's Tri-County crown. 130 A meditating Coach O'Neill NNN! QSQDTSALL K WOODSTOWN 11 GLOUCESTER 5 7 COLLINGSWOOD 15 7 CLAYTON 2 15 ST. IAMES 14 12 PENNSVILLE 9 7 SCHALICK 16 4 PENNSGROVE 7 2 DELSEA 17 2 SALEM 11 22 WOODSTOWN 18 3 PITMAN 13 5 PENNSVILLE 27 3 GLOUCESTER 23 4 SCHALICK 15 17 PITMAN 19 4 DELSEA 18 1 iii First row lleft to rightl: R. Callahan, L. Ferko, D. Urban, K. Kelley. Second row: Coach Kisela, T. Sweeten., K. Purtell, R. Falcone, I. Groshardt. Third row: R. Brown - manager, C. Kelley - manager, S. Smith, L. Malignaggi, F. Lynch, R. Davis. Coach Marianne Kisela fielded an extremely young varsity nine for the 1981 season. In a learning situation, the primary objective of the club was to be competitive with each of the opponents. Throughout the season, it seemed that the Dragonettes would meet this goal. However, in each game one horrendous inning seemed to spoil an otherwise fine outing. The team did manage to get four victories during the year. Debbie Urban proved to be an outstanding freshman pitcher, while sophomore Rose Callahan played a deft first base. Kathy Kelley swiftly patrolled the center field post. Stacy Smith supplied the power in many of their rallies. Coach Bill Smith took over the task of teaching fundamentals to the young IV apprentices. The season was a fairly successful one as the team just missed a .500 season with a 7-8 record. The positive attitude of the entire squad throughout the season will be an asset to next year's team. The future looks promising with 7 returning underclassmen letter winners to fill the nine varsity positions. In addition, despite a losing record, the team was never shut out during the season. With continued perseverance the softball team of 1982 will be a contender for the Tri-County crown. 134 Coaches Kisela and Smith hp wg 5. .K A ,IFS K CLAYTON 15 COLL1NCSwOOn 3 PENNSVILLE o GLOUCESTER S PENNSCROVE 1 SCHALICK 9 SALEM 5 wOOoSTOwN 4 CLAYTON 10 PITMAN 9 GLOUCESTER 6 DELSEA 2 WOODSTOWN 3 SCHALICK S PENNSCROVE 7 PENNSVILLE 4 SALEM 4 PITMAN s DELSEA 5 ST. 1AMES1N.1.1 Nl.S.LA.A. TOI AUDUBON 11 WOODBURY 5 FLORENCE ISOUTH IERSEY FINALI 2 HC. HOFFMAN ISTATE SEMI-FINAL 1 S GLEN RIDGE ISTATE FINALI 1 For the f - g . irst time in six years, the Kingsway baseball team won the South Iersey Group I title, and for the first time ever, the team went to the state finals. Second-year coach Bill Crane's Dragon Nine started off quickly, winning ten of their first eleven contests. A cold spell followed before the team went into the South Iersey playoffs. In the playoffs, the Dragons defeated Audubon, Woodbury and Florence to gain the South Iersey Group I crown. The team then beat H.G. Hoffman of South Amboy in the state semi-finals to advance to Mercer County Stadium in the final against Glen Ridge. In a pitcher's duel, Kingsway managed just two hits in a 3-1 loss. Several players had outstanding years. Greg Burlingame threw two no-hitters while winning eleven games and establishing a School record 142 strikeouts. He also batted a lusty .427. These stats enabled him to be elected to the All-South Iersey All-Star Team. Chris Avsec hit at a .354 clip and swiped 30 bases. Ioe Dellaquilla, catcher deluxe, batted .320, driving in fourteen runs. Chip Rival rapped out twenty-two hits with eighteen RBI's while playing an excellent second base. Dave Nothdurft and Iohn Tumbelty came up with key hits which were instrumental in many important victories. Tumbelty also starred on the mound with six wins. Seniors Rich Spissell, Mike Donnelly, Ieff BASES- LL First row fleft to rightlz B. Zahniser, R. Weisel, C. Rival, C. Avsec. Second row: D. Nothdurft, I. Tumbelty, I. Mucha, B. Drew, M. Gaglianone. Third row: Coach Crane, R. Spissell, I. Dellaquilla, G. Burlingame, M. Donnelly, H. Sherwood mana er Mucha, Rich Weisel, Dave Nothdurft and Iohn Tumbelty will be greatly missed next year, but they And don't do that again! are leaving the team in capable hands. 138 -E aff! , ----,..., fi Q A - ii , . ,.s:3 . '- wungmw, if A N ,W--M. .y 5 1 4 Ml 0 -L-N xi 2 .W .... ,gh-in-H -.-1 f 'SQ ...a I. fx' 9133- 2' W...-...iw-If TQACK Standing lleft to rightl' S Siglo Coach O'Neill C Kropewnicki A Casella S Toul Statistician M. Owen, Coach Adams. Kneeling: D. Watson, L. Watson, B. Horner, I. Co-coaches Rich O'Neill and Mike Adams fielded primarily an underclassmen squad of thinclads this year. With such a youthful array one would expect that the squad would not reap many victories. However, through diligent efforts of all of the members of the team the boys emerged with four wins for the season. Captain David Eason, who threw the shot, disc and javelin, led seniors Scott Toulson and Iimmy Gattuso along with juniors Anthony Casella, weight eventsg Bill Horner, distance runs, sophomores Gary Paranto, hurdles: Chip Baker, distance runsg and freshmen Iohn Diggs, hurdles: Otto Wilson, dash events: Charles Boone, dashes and high jump, Ron Lovelace, distance runs, Sam Siglo and Charles Kropewnicki, weight events: and Tracy Watson, sprint events. His leadership was instrumental in aiding the coaches to a fairly successful season. Next year, the team should do well with the return of so many uiiderclassmen. We, the departing seniors, wish good luck to the team o '82. K O CLAYTON 68 53 SALEM 45 V2 801!z BERLIN TECH 63 68 PITMAN 49 81 PENNSGROVE 12 118 CLEARVIEW 70 61 GLOUCESTER 61 70 DELSEA 25 97 BERLIN TECH 80 41 WOODSTOWN 72 49 SCHALICK 45 82 on, I. lohnson, D. Eason, C. Baker, Statistician L. Goslin Gattuso, O. Wilson, I. Diggs, C. Boone, B. Lovelace. Coach O'Neill and Captain Eason. , ,ff-gag Lg--of 1 ,U W X Y .L Nm: '5 ww- , S 'N 1-WW-s 1 ,3-. ,, K . f. 2. -, 1' 'X' M4 dr., Q - f ik Q , S ak, Mgwmi' ,F 1- ,X 'f .s w-'il ' .. eaza m -1-f-Am, Y w Q I, . 455244 .W V , ' 'Y'3fl'gH:-Sb, - gi Q My X , ' 1 T 1 - -' ...J hm. n 4A L, ,. ,,' :fy ,, - Q ,ff ' f ,Q . , A S19 , A gf. W. f .5-M , . 1 yr-V . -:QE-i2 . gr wi sw ,Egg sy .gvy Q V I 1 . , '- 2 gigs gif., g' ff ' ' ., N ' , - iz, A ff ,.. . -1,43 g Q. Qt.,f5! Q4 .,, r 'X Q - N . K wr' W .X -:XA gk Q 'f fqw. ' . .15 A 'L V ,rs KJ ' 'e',g1T'ZK?i A ' n Q- , 7 X 1 fX:?. 5F ,x ' s ' lx - '. , f,: -5 F'-fig-wazkgvgy , , g . Nw X it X. , , i if ff M it 'R ' , ff Q ,, ,,, , ' ? A K Glens TQACK First row lleft to rightj: Captains - E. Diggs, I. Mihlebach, T. Toulson, W. DeStefano. Second row: S. Terrell - manager, D. Hill, R. Curci, D. Harris, A. Rogers, A. Bortner, C. Rucker, D. Caltabiano, D. Liles - manager. Third row: I. lohnson - manager, M. Davis - manager, I. Cotto, P. Rdezinski, P. Husted, R. Certain, A. Stackhouse, I. Kavaliunas, V. Muntz, P. Eastlack - statistician, E. Wilson - manager, Coach M. Klaszky. At the beginning of the season, girls' track coach Mike Klaszky and his team had one goal in mind: win the first meet against Pitman. The girls made the orange and black see red as Pitman was trounced by an overwhelming score of 86-27. This was only the first of many rousing routs administered to Dragon opponents. These successes of the team were attained only after many grueling hours of practice sessions which began on March lst. Coach Klaszky carefully molded the team with his emphasis on conditioning, flexibility and development of positive winning attitudes. After the Pitman triumph, others to feel the wrath of the Dragons were Clearview, Clayton ltwicel, Gateway and Glassboro. All in all, it was a successful inaugural season, one of which the team was proud. Individual stand-outs for Coach Klaszky were senior Tracy Toulson, juniors Wien DeStefano and Ernestine Diggs, and sophomore Ioanne Mihlebach. Tracy excelled in the high jump, 3000 meters, 1500 meters and javelin. Wien devoted her abilities to the weight events, shot, disc and javelin. Iunior Ernie Diggs was the team's premier sprinter. Sophomore Ioanne Mihlebach proved to be the number one 3000 meter runner in South Iersey Group I. Other girls contributing to the Dragons' efforts were Danitta Harris, Phyllis Husted, Audrey Bortner, Val Muntz, Anita Stackhouse, Debbie Caltabiano and Iessie Kavaliunas. Great things are expected of the team next year with a total of fifteen enthusiastic PITMAN 8K 2? veterans returning to the cinders. They can CLEARVIEW 62 56 only improve' CLAYTON as 57 GLASSBORO 63 59 WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP 39 83 CLAYTON 70 52 GATEWAY 82 44 PENNSGROVE 47 66 PAULSBORO 52 61 WOODBURY 78 44 What we need is determination . . 146 fs f i Q V l K O rid? 3 PENNSGROVE 1 4 PENNSVILLE 0 5 WOODSTOWN 2 3 ST. IAMES 5 0 SALEM 4 1 WOODSTOWN V2 4112 SCHALICK 4 1 PITMAN 0 5 PENNSVILLE 0 5 PENNSGROVE 2 3 DELSEA 1 4 DELSEA 31!z 11fz SCHALICK 3 2 CLEARVIEW 4 1 SALEM 4 1 PITMAN 0 5 JK Standing lleft to rightl: T. Billbrough, C. Woolson, I. Iones, F. Sperber, S. Lundin, B. Kendig, T. Kolojedski, Coach Schoener. Kneeling: B. Uricher, R. DeStefano, H. Ienkins, M. Brown, A. Gotsch, T. Schober, R. Lerch. Coach Tom Schoener had high hopes as he readied his men of the courts for the new season. The team got off to a slow start but after much hard work Coach Schoener's aces began to mold themselves into a winning ,. unit. By the end of the season they were able to string together five winning matches in a row. The highlight of . an the season was the team's victory over Delsea which had previously sent us down to defeat. Timmy Billbrough, paired at first doubles with various partners, compiled a respectable record of 8-6. Brian Kendig surprised us all with his great team play. Fred Sperber, at third singles smashed his way to an 8-8 record. Mark Brown, Harry jenkins and Brad Talley alternated in forming second doubles teams. Ioe Iones, big man on the courts, capably handled number two singles. Al Gotsch was utilizedl by Coach Schoener at numerous positions. The outstanding performer, however, was first singles Calvin Woolson, evidenced by his receiving the Coaches' Award. With nine of ten varsity letter winners returning to the courts next year, boys' tennis coach Tom Schoener feels his team will be a contender for a top position in the Tri-County League. Now, boys, this is the net. 148 v N A ff wi I I 45 mr. 2 f Q.. ff 1 V 113' Wifi- MY in 1 I 1 I F' 5 4 2 f f imma? ps Q X A Q..-is Mm.. ww , M, w 1 ,75 V 4 1 :- 1-if Wing. 2 J 5 'F ' e GULF W ss wife gt . Xm .. 1 f 1 . 1 U F - il.. K , K G- Q is Kneeling lleft to rightl: I. Cressman, I. Walsh, E. Iohnson. Standing: Coach Milchanoski, C. Seeman, R. Hall, M. Gould, Coach Kraft. The linksmen, under the direction of co- coaches Iohn Milchanoski and Daniel Kraft, enjoyed a season of improvement. Three golfers were out- standing throughout the season. In an unusual circumstance, each of the three top golfers compiled a 10-8 won-loss record for the season. lim Walsh was the team's number one golfer, Mark Gould the number two and newcomer Chris Seeman the number three golfer for the squad. Coach Kraft, as usual, went undefeated. 152 WOODBURY scHAL1cK PENNSVILLE PENNSGROVE SCHALICK SALEM PITMAN cLAssBoRo PENNSVILLE BERLIN TECH EUSTACE PITMAN sr. IAMES SALEM PENNSGROVE WOODBURY PAULSBORO w1LL1AMsTowN K 4 3 2 1 V2 2 2 V2 2 2 V2 2 3 V2 0 1 Vz 3 2 V2 1 4 6 4 V2 O 2 3 4 4 V2 4 3 V2 4 3 V2 4 2 V2 6 4 V2 3 3 V2 5 2 0 1 V2 3 5 5 2 'J A couple of mean coaches. MW I f 1 g 1: K 2 a 'I 25 ..-.s.vM':: 'cr .if ,V K 53- Q, z,,,,f,,, W, df, ,, A-1 ,-1, A , f':,,P,n', Lfz, , , i W 1, ff -Q va -1... S'lS6 ' an- ms' ., ww Q Him, -... f, ff M .X.. .x.: ' ,- A wwf fx - 'K -- 4 gp L , 1,1 ' f , 35: 'A -. .rv ' ' 3 -A -f 153 LIEERLE DEQ of 'nw . X 4 SY M r YN 5:50 fy. is . A. ,... rs Su- .Fi 1 A Q2 ,. 3905-fi. 5 fi Q ii? Q5 Varsity Squad: I. Sandberg, A. Iones, E. Yurgin, K. Hamilton, G. Capri, P. Husted, D. Chew, D. Clark, A. Catanach and C. Evans. Coach Katurkes. 154 My fx X N QW! .lar Q1 KN 'Q 4' - W lg M WW gf Mi? X93 H XF J x X ' f f X 'X 1 I , G ' I X i I X XX i - 7-7 '. ri K tr.,-5:'.. '-isjx: M. an ' L --il- ACT! ff XT 1.x fu Ill MIXING? N xx iff x B jill, fffdw f was X 'fr 'mOXvX Vu ' WKNX XQ :Hu 1 H' WYQNSSQ llgfstktgw X XX ' XX X511 -'1 f fm 19 Tx UM gli' Xxx LANG Laura Stanley Donna Merighi Beth Price Carlo Toscano Scott Smith Iudy Groshardt Duane Searle Sue Haddock General Staff Stacy Smith Dave Nothdurft Lori Henderson Wendy Weil Skip Nied Denise Black Rebecca Eastlack Amy Rode Advisor Assistant Advisor Staff Photographer First row Ileft to rlghtl I Groshardt S Smith S Smith C Toscano Second row: L. Stanley B Price O Black R Eastlack P Lippincott D Searle Co-Editors Associate Editor Financial Editor Publication Coordinator Underclassmen Editor Art Editor Sports Editor F. Marks G. Scheipan T. Schoener fl Q! x..Ax., , First row Ileft to rightjz M. Pino, I. Buchenhorst, P. Lippincott, B. Drew, E. Buchenhorst, S. Mills, I. Groshardt, K. Ogren, S. Smith, D. Barton, D. Searle, T. D'Annibale, I. McLaughlin. Second row: M. Robertsen, D. Sullivan, N. Kickem, L. Nucifore, D. Searle, D. Black, R. Sparks, R. Hall, I. Hemple, E. Iohnson, M. Bonaccorsi, I. Salome, I. Schaub, T. Horner, S. Grasso, L. Balestrucci. Third row: T. Foley, K. McLaughlin, M. Stecher, F. Grasso, L. Donofrio, F. Lynch, L. Stanley, A. Rode, G. Kokos, S. Owen, L. Donofrio, D. Ogren, I. Posey, P. Willis, V. Muntz, P. Pitts, S. Lentz, D. Frank, S. Brickner, M. Pitts, L. Sheppard, F. Sperber, B. Hewes. 1980-81 Dragon Marching Band The 1980-81 Dragon marching band made their debut in the Tournament of Bands circuit by appearing in competitions at West Deptford, Ridley, Pa., Millville, Bensalem, Pa., and Eastern High School. The band showed constant improvement in performance and consequently scores went up. Freezing temperatures, near total exhaustion and uncomplimentary judging tapes did little to extinguish the bands' enthusiasm and only served to increase their determination. The Dragons marched to a third place finish in the Woodbury Fall Parade, and participated in the Clayton Halloween Parade, the Millville Christmas Parade lthird placeI, and the Swedesboro Christmas Parade. All in all, it was a most successful Fall marching season. May 9 will be a date to be remembered by the Marching Dragon Band, as it was on this date that the band, for the first time, obtained a first place award in a major regional street parade. The band was awarded the first place trophy for marching bands in the Big Apple Festival Parade held in Pequannock, N.I.. The Indoor Guard placed third in their category. The year culminated with the annual march through downtown Swedesboro. Graduating seniors leave with a sense of pride in their accomplishments and a sense of loss in knowing they are leaving friends in music that they will never meet again. I las Ms. Kisela and Mr. Eitel. .fel ., .A , ,iam X 414 '. ....5in. I V 5. A ' . A 5' 'fn ' . 33 Jlffff kk K, f a - zu V ,.Q'- -1,1 X in K, V. ggi, Q Qpnif. H g QGQK I :N N Z, 4 A , 9, qif3'Hy'iqi'31M'35YQ,E? fffif ry I 'AM'-YW ' f-wbff - ff - A ami. Hg.. . ffm S11--7 . . '- Q M.. K af- 1 Aw, A QKWQGGKQH , . , - ' T E 162 if nv' 41 I N tl ' W .MH S Z 1 . 45 K ian' -s 3. F Q a ii X , . H J fi I Q 5 Je 3. ,, fag A 7 '11b W 165 'Fw ND BAND JRTSIQ? CI-IQQUS 16 N ADVISOR: W. 68 AQQNQQ CSOClElFY Crane KEY CLLLB STUDENT CQUNQIL ,B , 5 5 E112 fb Volume 20 OCTOBER, 1980 KINGSWAY REGIONAL BPH Oh dear friend you have been Ao .9 j,uAffZ wifalv. we had more time to do ihe thlnga we dream 120 do As' ADVISOR: H. Brown and lnlue the llfe 1?,L,.Ld we oo wanileci 110. Gull clmangec happen before our egcm and all we have left IA io Aag, Good-bge C ADVISOR: E. Shanahan Il - ,CS ' ' 1. -P A X, V ' N , I K K 2fVfiOARJxx V X -,- JI, Ji V, , ' v I 's , ' Ijx fafsg. in r l I wx ,I X I I ADVISOR: K. Clark QSDANISLI CLA, B ufsslfxm CL B CSKI CLUB LIEJQAQY ZAXIDES ADVIS O L. Goldm fxuu-VIS. 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DRG .,t,.Ag,I5 , ' . .f g . 3 - , 54 N F A 'Ns :QQ 1 Ya f . if 4 ,, B t ' ,. , 3' x lg., x, 1 3 gk . y R ' +4 3, gg 'F yy' g 1 ? 1 t 'w ' vA F -Zi M 415-4 'sn' Ji-,- ln.. f mf! SICA i CAST il Charlie Brown ......... ........... D oug Barton Lucy ....................... ...... T amara Woitas Snoopy .............. ....... D enise Mellon Linus ............... ..... W illiam Horner Schroeder .......................................,..................... Sam Mills Patty ........................................................... Patti Licciardello Chorus ........... Lori Hunt, Monica Lee, Michelle Leon, Val Moore, Mona Robertson, Barbara Zammarelli ORCHESTRA Denise Black, Sam Grasso, Karen Bredbenner, William Hewes, Traci Horner and Lisa Donofrio PRODUCTION STAFF Beth Kennett, Ion Dalton, Cheryl Soback and Iohn x Cavanagh 0 5, ex. 3 . fx X K B W! v3:?i't 4 Nil. N 0 to wa .t,. is v ' 'O '..' 1. , . 1 I K W n 181 AW RD WINNERS Academic Amy Catanach--KRH Board of Education Award for Ceramics Linda Stevenson--KRH Board of Education Award for Art Troy Little--KRH Board of Education for Agriculture Linda Muhlbaier--KRH Board of Education Award for Foods Tamara Woitas--KRH Board of Education Award for Vocal Music David Nothdurft--KRH Board of Education Award for Physical Education Mona Robertsen--KRH Board of Education Award for Physical Education ' Glenn Homan--KRH Board of Education Award for Wood Shop Kim Hamilton--KRH Board of Education Award for Clothing Representative of the Daughters of the American Revolution for 1980-81 Donald Searle--KRH Board of Education Award for Mechanical Drawing KRH Board of Education Award for Instrumental Music Duane Searle--KRH Board of Education Award for Mechanical Drawing Yearbook Award for Meritorious Service f Lancer Staff Lori Clarke--KRH Board of Education for Cooperative Education Guarantee Bank of Swedesboro Cooperative Education Scholarship Leanne Still--KRH Board of Education Scholarship Award Edward Price--Business Department Faculty Award Outstanding Accounting Student Ieffrey Hemple--Business Department Faculty Award Outstanding Accounting Student Typing Award Colleen Clouser--Outstanding Accounting Student Karen Barber--Outstanding Accounting Student Dominic Dellaquilla--Outstanding Accounting Student Andrew Tuzzino--Outstanding Accounting Student Patricia, Dougherty--Shorthand Awardsl21 Margaret Barber--Typing Award lane McLaughlin--Key Club Award Carol Shiveler--Quill and Scroll Award Deborah Mills--Swedesboro Lodge No. 157 of Free and Accepted Masons Mark Mihlebach--Swedesboro Grange H5 Richard Spissell--Swedes Sports and Hobby Shop Deborah Davis--Swedes Sports and Hobby Shop Ieffrey Schenk--I. Norman Fish Memorial Award by Kingsway Cafeteria Staff Alfred Grasso--East Greenwich PTA Award Iudith Groshardt--Dr. William Serri Scholarship Award Scott Toulson--Henry Budd Engle Memorial Award Sara Ann Rapisardi--Swedesboro Lions Club Michelle Solem--Iohn G. Nothdurft Insurance Agency Trinity Episcopal Church Susan Haddock--West Deptford Rotary Scholarship Award Dr. Lowell Zeid Award Academic Scholarship from Marion College Laura Stanley--Dr, Lowell Zeid Award Kingsway Band Booster Award for Excellence Yearbook Award - Meritorious Service X Lancer Staff Ieffrey Mucha--The Sunday and Evening Bulletin Award for Scholar!Athlete Tracy Anderson--Alice Paul Business and Professional Women's Club Kevin Menden--Mt. Royal Fire Company Elizabeth Price--Swedesboro Eastern Star Business and Professional Women's Club 182 Swedesboro Kiwanis Club Typing Award Kathleen Kelley--New Iersey Foreign Language Teachers Association Award Soroptimist Youth Citizenship Award Ioseph F. Bona Memorial Scholarship Vincent Pansera--American Chemical Society for Achievement Dr. William Serri Award for Best Math student in tour years Michael Donnelly--American Chemical Society for Achievement Outstanding Accounting Student Samuel Sorbello--Wayne Winter Memorial Scholarship Outstanding Accounting Student Scott Smith--Yearbook Award - Meritorious Service f Lancer Staff Kingsway Band Booster Award for Excellence Semper Fidelis Award for Musical Excellence presented by U.S. Marines Youth Foundation Carlo Toscano--Pearl A. DeGrofft Memorial Fund Scholarship Phi Beta Kappa Book Award Bausch and Lomb Award The Sunday and Evening Bulletin Distinguished Student Award Yearbook Award Outstanding Accounting Student thletic Tracy Toulson and lim Gattuso Adorn Scholarship DRAGON AWARD COACHES AWARDS Mark Mihlebach--Cross Country Sam Sorbello--Football Val Muntz--Field Hockey Beth Dare--Fall Tennis Kevin Fauntleroy--Boys' Basketball Chris Mucci--Wrestling Debbie Davis--Girls' Basketball Tracy Smith--Cheerleading David Nothdurft--Baseball lim Walsh--Golf Calvin Woolson--Boys' Tennis Kathy Kelley--Softball Ioanne Mihlebach--Girls' Track Otto Wilson--Boys' Track SPECIAL RECOGNITION AWARDS Glenn Homan--Cross Country Kevin Menden--Football Dominic Dellaquilla--Football Kathy Kelley--Field Hockey Tammy Sweeten--Field Hockey Beth Price--Fall Tennis Ioe Iones--Boys' Basketball Mark Lail--Boys' Basketball Iim Gattuso--Wrestling Bob O'Leary--Wrestling Tracy Toulson--Girls' Basketball Stacy Smith--Girls' Basketball Kim Hamilton--Cheerleading Greg Burlingame--Baseball Ieff Mucha--Baseball Mark Gould--Golf Bryan Kendig--Boys' Tennis Rosemary Callaghan--Softball Ernestine Diggs--Girls' Track David Eason--Boys' Track Carlo Toscano Michael Donnelly Vincent Pansera fm Elizabeth Price Tracy Anderson William Engblom Laura Stanley CMN-'Y Donald Searle Ieff Mucha Alfred Grasso Q-4 O QNX ,,, xx R QS QQQXSS N .sw N2 ,,.f-'W ,pn- .nv 'I' .J ' ,Aww 'X . f 7 'A 'L 'vm 4 If 'N f lg? ,V mmnd Slifflihfid 9 91 WM ll wi-2-gd .fin --wwgiii wr Q S as A Q Q .--:, The Most Distinguished Name In School and College Iewelry The L. 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Open 7 Days 9-9 769-2019 Con gratula Clrasso Frozen 16091 467-2222 tions Class of 1981 Foods,Ino. Food Processor. Rte. 2 Box 11 Swedesboro, NI X pe May O ii Q if if WML! J ,-5 CC PLIME TS CF KI CSVVAY EDUCATIC ASSOCIATIO PRCFESSID ALSI EDUCATIO PRESIDENT - DIANE CAMIOLO VICE PRESIDENT - MARIANNE KISELA SECRETARY - PATRICIA YULO TREASURER - ETHEL MARTELL Mr. Adams Mr. Baker M. Bergin Mrs. Brown Ms. Camiolo Mr. Cassidy Mr. Cavanaugh Mr. Clark Mr. Crane Mr. Cunningham Mr. Dalton Ms. Duffy Mr. Eitel Mrs. Frazier Mr. Fredericks Mr. Gallo Mrs. Cattuso Mrs. Goldman Mr. Gruber 0 Mrs. Cuinan Mr. Harris Mr. Hunt Mr. Iannotti Ms. Katurakes Ms. Kisela Mr. Klaszky Mr. Lerch Mrs. Lore Mr. Lukas Mr. Marks Mrs. Martell Mr. Milohanoski Mr. Moore Mr. Moritz Mrs. Morton Mr. O'Neill Mr. Rajezy Mr. Russell Mrs. Sarbello Ms. Sohiepan Mr. Schneck Mr. Sohoener Mrs. Soupp Miss Shanahan Mrs. Smith Mr. Smith Ms. Soback Mrs. Stanley Mr. Stowman Miss Suiter Mrs. Timon Mr. Urion Ms. VanZoeren Miss Ward Mrs. Yoder Mr. Yourison Mrs. Yulo THE KINGSWAY REGIONAL HIGH SCHUUL KEY CLUB CUNGRATULATES THE CLASS GF 1981 GUOD LUCK Bill Engblom - President L St'1l V' P id nt I +54 XJ .1 fl l ' ml f ra'iffl.,ili'i fl L L, if .i :Wiie'iigtv,1'fffrleflr' 7 ' . 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KIRBY BRAD Y,S INSURANCE AGENCY FURNITURE Off1CiiIli?C?'HIHgaiIIiI ?treet' Franklin Bradway Main Street 478 4545 Y l Q 478 2523 Phyllis Bfadway Hamsonvlue' Nl 08039 Fire 81 Homeowners, Automobile, Workers Compensation, Public Liability, and Allied Lines. Congratulations To The Class of 1981 Compliments of PJ. Morlachetta, Ir. General Contractor 42 Democrat Rd Mickleton, NI 08056 16091 423-6121 Commercial Residential Congratulations to the Class of 1981 and Best of Luck in the Future Hill Creek Farms Inc. fWarehouse, Cold Storagej President - Samuel F. Sorbello Vice-President - Rose C. Sorbello Telephone - 478-6857 Congrats to the Football Team! See the friendly folks at Franklin for FAMILY HOME LOAN AND SAVINGS SERVICES Mortgage Loans College Loans Site Financing Travelers Checks Passbook Loans Money Orders Improvement Loans Savings Certificates ...and now, NOW ACCOUNTS Home Office SALEM 137 West Bway. PENNSVILLE SWEDESBOR0 WOODSTOWN 260 North Bwav. 450 Kings Hwy. 2 South Main Sl. Savings Accounts Christmas Clubs Vacation Clubs Good Luck to the Class of 1981 if Del monte Fooo Swedesboro Division Compliments of Haines Pork Store Behind the Post Office 521 Kings Highway Mickleton, NJ. 08056 F'i r e s i Lounge Package Goods Open Sundays Kings Highway, Swedesbor Phone: 467-2700 d e Alessio Azzari Inc. Custom Home Builders Since 1953 Residential gl Commercial General Contractors 467-2840 Sweeten Bros. Florist Clarksboro Woodbury Stores Clarksboro, NI 08020 The Ierdel Agency, Inc. FREE ESTIMATES REFINISHING lim Downing UPHOLSTERING 8z All forms of Insurance ANTIQUES Becke H Village Center ' Specializing in h 1 , A , Center Square Rd. 16091-467-3704 Reup 0 Stermg mlques ' S d b , N 08085 We es Oro I 16091-423-6577 Clarksboro, NI 08020 O 7 O I S l609l467-O72 ROQREELREPAIR Stores Qkfleetanfz Spadzhy Qaeda Serving Greater Camden and HUNTING LFISHING Gloucester Counties EQUWMENT Milk-Groceries-Ice Cream JOSEPH H. FULLERTON Route 322 Cold Cuts-Delicatessen RoNALo H. FULLERTON SWEDESBORO, NJ. osoas Open 7 Days-9 a.m.-10 p.m. Jessup Road Thorofare, NJ There's a Heritage Store Near You Compliments of Collective Federal Savings and Loan Association 5070 Interest Compounded daily FREE CHECKING o NC MINIMUM BALANCE o NC SERVICE CHARGES NOW SERVING: Gloucester City Broadway Sz Monmouth Street 456-5600 Logan Township West Deptford Kings Highway 81 Mantua Grove Road 853-0304 Beckett Village Center 467-2111 Formerly the Offices of Continental Savings 8z Loan Association LOOKING FoR A G00d Luck CAREER OPPORTUNITY to the CALL Graduating Class of 1981 from 1. BRAACK l609l 423-5967 Proficient Food Company Russell Zappala Harry Zappala Buddy's Tavern Sandwiches Pizza 'Y Package Goods Douglas A. Evans Company 467-0052 Swedesbofo Insurance 39 Cooper Street Woodbury, N. I. 845-5420 845-5423 Penn Sandwich Shop Pizzas - Hoagies - Steaks HOME DELIVERY Beckett Village Center 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 Sunday 9 a.m.-9 p.m. Center Square 8: Beckett Roads Swedesboro, N. I. 08085 Phone 467-3777 Beckett Golf Club Congratulates The Class of 1981 ELDER'S APPLIANCES Sales 81 Service Harrisonville, N.I. 769-2812 Maytag Westinghouse Kitchenaid Erv Lippincott Vacuum Truck, Backhoe 8: Dumptruck Service 159 Berkley Road Clarksboro, New Iersey Phone 423-2146 OFFICE - 8 TO 5 AUCTION - 9 TO 12 C6091 467-1700 Casella Bros. Sons Inc. HELMS AVENUE SWEDESBORO, N. J. 08085 Fruits and Vegetables c0MPL1MENTs OF Congfagljglogf to the BUNNELL PLASTICS, INC. 1981 Compliments of Manufacturers of Engineered Plastic Products for Industry Mickleron, NJ. 08056 3 es epfesen 3 We 467-2867 301-275-2098 THE UNION STARTING GATE Travelers Plaza AutolTruck Stop Restaurant Sz Lounge 2001 S. Delaware St. Paulsborg, NDI. Interstate 295 81 Mount Royal Exit IEXIT - I-2953 PO. Box 400-Paulsboro, N.I. 08066 609-423-4066 . 609 423 5500 J. GRAHAM CHESNEY, INC. Paint - Hardware - Lumber - Mason Material - Millwork REALTORS-INSURORS Paulsboro, N.I. 423-0301 YOUR ffzszzrame SERVES YOU H. G. GREEN LUMBER Swedesboro, N.I. 407-0210 CQ, Established 1887 Service 81 Quality Our Specialty Phone 423-1025 125 KINGS HIGHWAY MT. ROYAL AGENT FIRST RNAIA fzdependerzt Nl' 08061 Saving Energy Begins Roberts 81 Leach At Home . . . Ask US!! In Insurance C' Agway Petroleum 191 Kings Highway Cedar Road Clarksboro, N.I. Mount Royal New Iersey Pl'1OI1GI H5091 423-2445 478-2082 Congratulations To The Class of 1981 from Kingsway Motor Company Chrysler Plymouth Dodge Trucks Kings Highway Swedesboro, N.I. 467-2200 Cold Beer Swedesboro King's Liquors For Your Favorite Beverages ff EASTERN AGENCY :U,gf,'g,1,' souruwoon SHOPPING CENTER -'-.gym ROUTE 45 8. Bunn BOULEVARD WOODSBURY, NEW IERSEY 08096 THE PROFESSIONALS OF INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE INSURANCE NELSON O. PHILLIPS, Broker Falciani DONNA IVI. KRAMER, BI'0lC9I' 809 - 468-1700 Real Estate 468-1701 RUTH G. PHILLIPS, Broker 541-3100 G. B. H. FABRICATING AND PACKAGING INC. LEAHY 8: FOW AVENUES o P, O. BOX 98 SWEDESBORO, NEW IERSEY 08085 16091 423-4277 KUHNEL WELDING MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS STEEL FABRICATORS HARMONY ROAD, MICKLETON, N.I. 08056 CLARENCE KUHNEL Darniani Shoes HOME CENTERS 3K Service aha- Your Family Shoe Place 721 AUBURN AVENUE 72 EAST HOLLY 769-0412 SWEDESBORO, NJ, AVENUE 20 South Main Street Woodstown, N.l. 08085 PITMAN, N. 08071 H5091 467-2472 H5091 589-2472 lim-El News Agency 438 Kings Highway Swedesboro, N.I. 08085 Hallmark cards Stuffed Toys Russell-Stover Candy Gifts School Supplies Buxton Wallets Wedding Invitations and Accessories Latest Styles - Big Selection Quality at Moderate Prices SWEDESBORO PUBLISHING CO. AND THE NEW TOWN PRESS lRobert H. I. Dunnl 418 Kings Hwy., Swedesboro - 467-1995 Good L k to the Class of 1981 Reliable Garage Inc. NEW AND USED FURD AUTOMOBILES Auburn and Locke Avenues Swedesboro, N.I. 08085 467-1200 Best wishes from your friends and neighbors at Midlantic. MIDLANTIC Midlantic National Bank f South Serving Southern New Jersey o Member F.D.I.C. helps you cm your thing nohonol T rKf GIoucgX5icgDfqCountq TU CALL ANY UFFICE 845-5800 SUNNYBROGK NURSERY, INC. Wholesale Only Route 45 at Mile Post 13 R.D. 1 Box 374 Svvedesboro. N.I. 08085 f609J 769-1315 CONGRSTEILIQTIONS P 0 W E L L , S CLASSUFN81 GREENHOUSES FROM POINSETTIAS 6 HANGING BASKETS FOLIAGE PLANTS o VEGETABLE ' PLANTS BOX 97 CEDAR ROAD MICKLETON, N. I. 08056 Dewalt . 16091423-1811 Manufacturlng Company Cohawkin Road Clarksboro, NJ. Roger DeWalt 16091 423-1207 MOUNT ROYAL INN DARTS POOL Kings Highway Mount Royal N.I. 423-9869 Best Wis es to The New Graduates From IAMES 1. SKELLY CQNTRACTQRS I h Mr. 8: Mrs. Harold Hawlk Best Wishes Class of Bl lack 8: IoAnne Urion Sam 8: Anita Hunt Carol and Lori Hunt Good Luck Iim-Bob Best Wishes Iimmie Mr. 8: Mrs. Herman Graf Mark Hankel Powell's Greenhouse Brenda Bolay Best Wishes Kathy Carr Sandy Sjoberg lack Sjoberg Congratulations Seniors Bill 8: David Wunnenburg Charlie 8: Lil Hankel Mr. 8: Mrs. Amos P. Bond Mr. 8: Mrs. Dave Klotz Go Class of 86 Bill Gibbs 86 Stephen Patrick McGlynn Mr. 8: Mrs. H. Haman The A. Moore Family Bill 8: Betty Doerman The Gibbs Family April Gibbs Erick Rosenholm Sorbello's Farm Market Bill Gibbs Good Luck Rock-n-Roll is the best Good Luck Chuck Al 8: El Rehrman Good Luck Chuck-Grandma Good Luck Chuck-Best to you Bud-Your Brother Good Luck Chuck-sis. Iamie To my wonderful son Chuck Luck 8: Love Mom Lots Luck Chuck Love Dad All the Luck Chuck-Mat From your sister to a great brother From your Brother in-Law- Behave Chuck and good Luck Good Luck Chuck From Anne Vanessa 8: Elizabeth Robert Posey Sharon Posey Good Luck Louise Ann Marino Anna Eva Biemiller Good Luck Ron Zeck! Linda Ann Zeck - 85 Mr. Norman L. Watson Miss Nichelle M. Watson Mr. and Mrs. Linza Lewis and Family Good Luck Everyone from Iudi The Daly Family Mr. and Mrs. Short and Family Mr. and Mrs. Peterson Ryan and Kiya The Ferko Family Mr. and Mrs. Iones Mr. and Mrs. B. 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Ganis The Kids Kawl Mr. and Mrs. Dyer Mrs. Lizzie Keaton The Sarica Family Mr. and Mrs. George Rose Santina Bellece Gary Fauntleroy and Family james Walsh Geo. Richardson H.T. less Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Twess Donna Pedrick The Sabin Family Helonia Iohns The Hodnett Family Rose and Ioe Baltadonis Rita and Ed Baltadonis Marge and Frank Aiello Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Massi Sr. Mrs. Evelyn Wilson Frank Aiello Ir. Mr. and Mrs. George Randolph Sr. Don Brickner Alfred Kicker Heritage Girls H23 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Waagny Ray's Market Ir. Barber Mrs. Iennie Roberts Keith and Ianet Edwards Iohn and Tammy Pedrick Mr. and Mrs. George Randolph Mr. and Mrs. Iohn Predick Sr. lake, Mt. Royal Inn Vicki's Hair Stylists Mr. and Mrs. Gould Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brickner Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Iohnson Vivian Davis Barry 8: Betty lo Allan 8: Darleen Miller Mr. 8: Mrs. Sam Giordano Freddie 8: Steven Irons Terracciano Family Lezenby The Zeno Family Ginne Gnichail Rock Kellemeyer Debbie, Brenda, Marg, Kevin, Cindy Urban Mr. 8: Mrs. Walter I. Wrobel Tina 8: Paul Ken 8: Grace Martin Kathy Martin Best from Detroit Long Distance Luck Arf-Arf Best of Luck '84 Lisa 8: Steve Debbie 8: Sam Hi Mark - Val Misty Ann Cat 84 Ianet Graham IC-We love you! Ieanine Edwards S.D.-We love you! Rose Bestwick Mr. 8: Mrs. Ronald Pitts Mr. 8: Mrs. Alex Tavinski Mr. 8: Mrs. Dennis Pitts M. Vernimb Kinko lives on Class of '86 Bob 8: Monika Pelle Ethel Hampton Mr. 8: Mrs. Ernest Mr. 8: Mrs. Sam Cama Mr. 8: Mrs. Robert Foltz The Spencer family Mr. 8: Mrs. Stephen Owen Dawn 8: Toni The Hagen Family Mr. 8: Mrs. Wallace, Kate 8: Good Luck Mr. 8: Mrs. Van The Horn Family Good Luck Sandy Snyder Mr. 8: Mrs. P.T. Garrett Sr. Mrs. Leona B. Fullerton Philip Finocchaiaro Family Mr. 8: Mrs. D.E. Robbins Kingsway's the right way Mr. 8: Mrs. Iames Barrett Grandmom Miller 8: Ioey Be 311 Ioin the Navy Walt The Great Anna-lane 8: Michael Good luck Class of 84 , Bobbie Mr. 8: Mrs. Donofrio The Last of the Donofrios Best of Luck 84 84 is NO. 1 Iordan, Vickey 8: Kids Greg Hunt Elaine 8: Steve Murphy Class of 86 no. 1 Donna was here Colleen was here Best Wishes Mrs. Stamper Terri Nolte Mr. 8: Mrs. lack Nolte Ruth Burke Kathy Burke Bill Uricher The Emersons Ir. lay Leer Kathy aa Advancement in Spiritual Strength Advancement in Spiritual Strength Advancement in Spiritual Strength Advancement in Spiritual Strength Go ahead in Studies Good Luck Success Good hope for future Success in what you do Happy Life Angel Visit Baptist Church Mrs. Delma Noel I Love Camaros - G.M.B. Mr. Charles Noel Mr. Willie Robinson Mrs. Valerie Robinson Mr. Dana Noel Mrs. Estelle Baylor Harvest Realty - Roy Baylor Mr. Moses Taylor Mrs. Gladys Harris Gia and lerry Always Mr. 8: Mrs. G. Hamilton April Morgan Lester C. MacGuigan Framars Rolling Hill Farm Spirit of 84 Ann 8: Rich Good Luck Good Luck Much Happiness Life Everlasting May you reach your goal in life Progression in Career Mr. 8: Mrs. Simkiss Bonnie Bell Charles Bell 8: Dusty Mr. 8: Mrs. Donald W. Getsinger Hello- Market-mates Pathmark Claudine Reid M.R. Steedly Andrew Chesney Ann 8: lay McFadden Muriel Leone Linda Angeline Iohn D'Andrea Sherwood Pantry The Reeds Iesus is Lord Timberlane Campground Bonnie I. Canallo God is so Good! The Rose Best of luck Class of 84 84 , Float Champions Mr. 8: Mrs. Don Smith K. Marie Schober The Ienkins Family The Carpenito Family donating Carpenito 'Yes' rocks Mickleton Mr. 8: Mrs. A.G. Snyder The Buckley's Denise O'Connor Mike 8: Ace Mary C. Pantaleone Mr. 8: Mrs. Frank Rizzi Ioey O'Connor Mr. 8: Mrs. loe O'Connor ACXDC is the Best Ioe 8: Anne Musumecci Dawn and Iimmy Lopatin Praise The Lord PATRO Rock 8: Roll Lives Buddy 8: Betty Morgan Shelly Clarke The Hunter Pop-Pop Price Ed and Ted's Dad Louie-Virginia or bust Good Luck Tim, Love Sheri Sheri and Tim Dr. and Mrs. V. Battiglier Nan, Pap and Uncle Bill Yes in Concert 19B0 Mr. 8: Mrs. Wurst Sawick Family Rev. and Mrs. Robert More Cindy Urban Bill 8: Eleanor Schoener Bea D'Ambrose Miss Karstetter Evelyn Dunn Mr. Bristow's Hist 2 Class Mr. 8: Mrs. Arthur Paranto Lynn Shoulders Merilyn Casella The Cuthbert Family Mr. 8: Mrs. Schrack Mr. 8: Mrs. Bill Uricher Good Luck Bill from Amy Chris Uricher Donna Hampton 86 Mr. 8: Mrs. Trendler May 8: Richard Ienkins The Donofry Family Amy I. McCall The Nuclear Waste Dealer Rick Kastrana Gem's Zoysia Farm Mr. 8: Mrs. Frank Bundens Rock-n-Roll with Cricket Mr. 8 Mrs. Larry Bunden Martha 8: Del Thompson Mr. 8: Mrs. Rosser Mr. 8: Mrs. Herbert Thompson Good Luck Class of 84 Sue Reid The Kinkoklan Kinko Lives on Good Luck Rhonda Marion Singiser Barbara and Susan Feuerborn Duke and Toley are itone Quitters Never Win And Winners Never Quit Mr. and Mrs. Hickman Carmen and Betty Feuerborn Mr. Mattson Maureen Revelas Genesis W1 Alice Schweigart Bob from Timberlane Kristine Schweigart Mr. Ioseph Schweigart Tonya and Bobby Kier Chris Mucci is a Fox! Marcia and Dennis lim Maher Pittsburgh Summer of 80 Ride to Live, Live to Ride Good Luck Bren-Mom 8: Dad Kingsway Hockey Team Miss Ward Mr. 8: Mrs. William Blint Professor Hicks Good Luck Class of 84 Tom 8: Carol The Mill strikes again Mr. 8: Mrs. Iohn Lattimar Schnopps The Schnauzer Love My Kim Gramom The Frog 8: Well driller Happy Times-Anna and Bill Mr. 8: Mrs. Louis Snyder Lorena Headley The Cookies on Bell Ave Peter Patane Geraldine King Edith Drager Mr. 8: Mrs. Morton Langley Mr. 8: Mrs. Walter H. Magen Phyllis Musemeci Marie Creamer Hence Al 8: Ginger Heil Edna Tunstall Dwayne Tunstall Lynn Goldman Fran Amorasi Al Amorasi Winston 8: Willie Moritz Mr. Moore Remember WW 7Z The Cranstons Dom 8: Donna Cuzzilla Mr. 8: Mrs. Tighe The Tice Family The Horwell Family The Waibel Family Damask Candies Inc. Charlotte A Paul Mr. 8: Mrs. E.M. Iames Laurie 8: Karin Denny 8: Betsy Miller Tom 8: Rita Davis ACXDC 111 Tim Leon Horseshoeing Ieff Hemple Call LES odd jobs 769-2497 T.L. 8: M.C. TLC Forever '82 Ruth Lester Craft Shop Mullica Hill 769-2497 Kevin 8: Michelle Mathew 8: Michael Kell Willard 8: lean Wingate Donna lean Wingate Good Luck to '86' Best Wishes to '86' Katherine E. McCann Ruth 8: Bob Rainey Mr. 8: Mrs. Harold S. Twiss Springsteen is the Boss Uncle Willie Good Luck Spike Love Cyd lack 8: Grace Howell Alma 8: Robert G. Howell Mr. 8: Mrs. Tom Feldman Debby Feldman MXM Mariano Musemeci LuAnn 8: Michael Foulke Mr. 8: Mrs. Earl Vanaman Terry Vanaman Mr. 8: Mrs. Iames Hoffman Iames Hoffman Angelina Hoffman Angie Hoffman Fran 8: Diana Ferry Nurse lane Mrs. losephine Smith Sarah Quattrochi Mrs. Gattuso Kingsway Hockey Team Edith M. Black Sam Casella Ir. William E. Dupper Safe when slippery Best of luck class of 81 The Cafeteria Staff Richard Platt Miss Willey Mr. 8: Mrs. I.E. Haines Ir. Mary Ann Homan Carol Moore Ianie Sharp My Friend George Debbie Sharp Good Luck Class of 86 Christopher A. 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