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

Text from Pages 1 - 230 of the 1982 volume:

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Qt ' i 5 W Y x N, . . fl. ,156 NHL- i v'!Q,,,'-36, , u 7 fy i f LY U31 mg.. NM Mi 'CO 1 'EDJ T0 RS 'CUB A IRT FE DTTKORSF Randi Davis Diane Dupperi Rebecca Eastlack Linda Donofrio 'A33'0C'l.'X7f'E TLDVTQR Fran Grasso X s f f- 5 X , FS fxx XX 4K ', S xt E KN Ji A Al, xx xx X 1 42.1 72 F' Aww I x . rx' f . JZ'-4 ' xi-'i ' A , ni .K m Fig if w - f -Nui H jf Lg, M xx , 3 s i: ,, ff f fm AX M ,V , , - XX Yi' '- 5' X f 1 -x i, 1 Q , X YN ' Z 1 4, x v wC-- 1 .af - N Wu 1 X1 , - ' f ' Z - 9 , .T L A , gf NW VOL. xxx Mag KINGSWAY REGIQNALHIGH Scwoo! Swgnasaoaomu W. 'fx , , 55- hlllf li WW Elili' f S, 'L 'Lin rf' ,igyg e F REWORD Each year nature experiences changes, which reflect the four seasons. In the spring, trees blossom. They mature and grow green and vibrant in the summer. In the fall, they burst into a blaze of color. And in the winter, they lie dormant awaiting the renewal of life. So it is with our lives. . .we too go through various changes that lead through the cycle of life. We bloom with knowledge, we mature with experience, we shed our adolescence, and assume the responsibilities of adulthood. On a smaller scale we have already undergone a part of this life cycle. We have made important decisions, ridding ourselves of old habits and adding new values to our lives. A major part of our adolescence has been spent within the walls of Kingsway, and we have made ourselves a part of it's tradition. It is an irreplaceable part of our lives, one which we will always treasure. This yearbook portrays a year of our Kingsway experiences. +1--+-- J .-y-- iw-+,i , -.. ,.... A... .ff e w QJXSL-'Q fl' . , .. , 5 ,V 1 W Z in i lf- ,,, Ag 4, ., -Q, 5, , , 1? A I Francis H. Marks Through the years, many teachers have come and gone, but Mr. Marks has remained a solid figure here at Kingsway. Although it may seem as if Mr. Marks has been teaching all his adult life, he actually has a versatility that expands far beyond his teaching expertise. He began his diversified career working at a soda fountain at the age of 15. He held down several other j obs before landing in the United States Army, serving as Sergeant Maj or in Europe during World War II. After spending three years in the Army, he attended five colleges, ending with Rutgers, Where he earned his masters degree, and was accepted into the doctorate program. He began his teaching career at Swedesboro High and has spent 31 years in this district. He also served as head teacher until the position was eliminated at Kingsway. During this time, he was head coach of a number of sports, among them 33 varsity teams. The track team under Mr. Marks' direction twice won the South Jersey Group I Championship, one of which was the first boy's championship ever to be won by Kingsway. He received the Coach ofthe Year award for his outstanding coaching ofthe 1952-53 basketball team. In addition, he also coached the Cross Country team for 12 years. In 1981, he was inducted into the South Jersey Coaches Association Hall of Fame. Having been the yearbook advisor for 20 years, Mr. Marks has proven how dedicated he could be for the good of his students. Along with his good humor and charm, Mr. Marks is generous to a fault. The long hours that he put into working on the yearbook are too many to be counted. His honesty makes him comfortable to work with, and his manners are never lacking. He is chivalrous -- truly to be called a modern day knight. We hereby dedicate the 1982 yearbook to him. Francis H. Marks 4 ' -rf- 7 1 H - M , ,. ,vm X L 1 X gi 'Ji f ,,f i if Rm! gf 5 H Z rx I Ii lg Q J NQST, 'E E . Els I i X ' fir Q ii M r 1 mx an gg wp, - . -A 1 i 'IQ i 'HI , 1 4f'f43 f M, Q '1 ,N Q is V 1-X V rm fl 1, lffiwr 3y ! X. nf fn Vi b-N-x 13 . 1 'X E-Q: 1,1 I-gl Y 1' 11 NH 1.1: ' ,,., 'N v ' . xx-. L f X My f A i n, :ly 1 ! .! 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Paranto, J. Schlump. 6-2-1 - Best ecard Yet The 1980 Dragon football team posted a record of5-4, the first winning record at Kingswayusince 1971. The 1981 Dragons began this year's season striving to better last year's record and with aspirations of gaining the Tri-County crown. Supported by the enthusiastic fans who crowded the stadium every week, the Dragons thrilled their followers with a 6-2-l record, the best ever at K.R.H.S. On offense, the Dragons presented a balanced attack featuring Burlingame's pin-point passing, agile Avsec's running, and bruising blocks supplied by the offensive line. The defense was awesome each week, recording three shut- outs, and holding the other opponents to low scores. Many of Barchuck's warriors were honored by being selected as outstandingiin their positions. Chris Avsec and Greg Burlingame were chosen as first teams Tri-County and South Jersey Group I All-Stars. Greg received additional recognition by being named to the All South Jersey and All-Delaware Valley first teams. Mark Lail was named to the first team Tri-County All-Stars. Joe Dellaquilla won positions on Tri-County and South Jersey second teams. Tom Edmund and Mike Brown won recognition by their selection on the Tri-County All-Star team. Dave Eason, Ken Hunt and John Diggs won honorable mention for All-Star teams. 8 Q. Ns. s WWW l vm ' B 45 1410 X Ni X VIS . neun 5 NX XX Xv 1 3 NN ...S i . X N Q L N kk Kwai, kk .,,, , Q ..,,..l.:. -QE, xQx :fi . .5 i..XX Q ii ,.3n.m 11 s HOMEC OMING r. X!- .ff W W f Q y Q5 ' I y fs X fa f' ' DM Q 5 1 f, 1 l ', ni f 4 f W HEERL 1-:A DER G. Capri, D. Harris, K. Evans, C. Rucker, C. Battaglia, M. Leon, D. Clarke, M. Lloyd, T. Blint, I. Marino, L. Ferko, D. Chew. Kingsway's gym is packed, the bleachers are 5 filled. Eleven varsity cheerleaders are in the 2 center of the gym preparing to supply the spark 1 ' ix, 2 that will make the gym come alive. In a few short 'I 1 moments, the school spirit will roar with the - sound. . . All the way! Big K! All the way! . . .as ,M E ' them take over their emotions. gl Q Q Cheerleading is not just a gametime activity. Wff Q5 Many hours ofhard work are spent in preparing W9 for a successful sports season. The cheerleaders are responsible not only for the morale of the crowd and the team, but they also run many of the schoolwide activities. Each year, the cheerleaders sponsor the 'Skick- off dance one week before the first game. They are responsible for all decorations in the gym Cincluding those in the boys' smelly locker roomj. 4- rv 1 if' , :si- 5. if .s. . .- .5' 74 x A fi-edu. oie rx 5, -ii- the students let the enthusiasm that surrounds Q-lzylyf ex fr QL-fa.. 'T' .Nl ' ' I IW hx Q, IX , A' 4 af-lf ' 'f , ,, gs XE., , 1 el' t lx fr 'x S f .I Also sponsored by the cheerleaders each year is X Y 6 X Parents' Day. On this day, the parents of both XX S+- football Players and cheerleaders are asked to X I R 9 . . . h lf. . . . .h h . participate in a time activities wit t err children. This year, for the first time, the cheer- leaders ignited the football players during Home- coming Week by offering them cupcakes, fortune cookies and many other goodies in order to get f them psyched for the big game. All things considered, 1982 was one of the most successful years for the football players and cheerleaders a like. 5, TlME Cheerleaders A dd Spice to School L ife. P. Jenkins, C. Ried, S. Toulsen, R. Denelsbeck, A. DuBois, L. Corbin, T. Nolte, S. Terrell, C. Spanos, A. Hunter, A. Rizzo, J. Kay, K. Howarth, K. Sperber. . ily. Q1 .. Mixaiar- 5 '1 ' Iii: TY ! - 1 -.f g ARTE gm 1 sf Q S' gf., 1' 'sk YY? iw ffqiwf ILM IS? FBXI 3 q 6 Q ff .A-- .- ? if ' fn p: ff' If , W VW., J: , , A , f 7 ' HTWJQQ ,W v ffm Af, f, A2 ff -. un: 'll' 1 , A .W sb Z ar 1 6 , J , , . W ' ' 'H' 'ham llll f,,,f,:f,,,,,,W .. ,.,' 3,14 , . ,, J, A W: W M WWW ,V '45 yu... ,a g ..x f J' A 'lyk H ng., WL! 1, K ffwwf ,,,,, A: VV - in , 19 ,.,. Q ' ,127 , . ' A k ,, , M K ' My 4 5 VVIVV.: f 'V VV N K ,A VVVI I WZ - W' ,f En W. frifhkx HOCKE Y f 'Lax Seniors: Cathy Cristen. Carrie Simpson. Juniors: Marge Engle. Val Muntz, Audrey Bortner, Phyllis Husted, Beth Sandberg. Sophomores: C. Gattuso, Debbie Urban, Tammy Sweeten, Danette Elia, Sharon Atkinson. Debbie Caltabiano. Hockey akes Steps F orward' At 7:30 a.m. on September first the team's initial practice season vegan. Head coach Anne Ward and assistants Mrs. Dill and Miss Lovelace were pleased that over I5 newcomers were present. Joining these rookies were seasoned veterans, one senior, three juniors and five sophmores. The coaches knew that improving skills and learning to play as a team would be high on their agenda of achievements. After a week of strenuous workouts that polished their skills, the young team faced their first scrimmage. Although the scrimmage was lost, the coaches, along with co-captains Kathy Crispin and Val Muntz, were pleased by the perserverance and positive attitudes of the team. After losing their first two regular season games, the girls spirits were uplifted by a I-0 victory over Penns Grove. The winning goal was tallied by Margo Engle. They gained their second win by out-scoring Clayton for a 2-I win. Much effort and enthusiasm was exerted by the Dragon team in every game. The Dragonettes were not pleased with their final record, 2-10, but they were impressed by the efforts and the improvements made by each player and the team as a whole. The coaches were also pleased that a full Junior Varsity team was formed, which will enable the hockey team to have valuable depth which will enhance next year's team. Junior co-captain, Val Muntz, represented Kingsway as Honorable Mention to the Tri-County All-Star Team. Other outstanding team members were Danette Elia, Tammy Sweeten, Carol Gattuso, Audrey Bortner, Margo Engle, Debbie Urban, Phyllis Husted, Beth Sandberg, Carrie Simpson, and Kathy Crispin. Senior co-captain Kathy Crispin and Senior Carrie Simpson, who had graced the team with their poise and maturity, wish the best of luck to the team next season. Coach Ward in action l... 19 .. .A Clearview St. James Pennsgrove Gloucester Salem Schalick Pitman Woodstown Delsea Pennsville Clayton Paul 6th ' ' Forfeit 20 . A.. Standing: V. Kuchler, R. Feurborn, S. Atkinson, D. Casella, R. Curci, Kneeling: M. Swift, J. Horner, D. Burnight, M West, V. Vasta, N. Pietras. Sitting: T. Jenkins, L. Warner, A. Weisman, C. Masser, A. Stackhouse. D .,J, .f.,,..L , wx 1- , f K, , 6 1 ff 4 Z 1 A 9 1 MN, A M X. , .,,, .,-gt. 1 4 Sk .Q,hL M, Sm ml ,,.f W, x ,,k, ,:,f, , I VVIV , , f , ,, 4, h,,azfwf1w:4z41ff wx. , IW ' 'gsffififf ifwfxfiff Q V ,. L ,V M ' W k ,f Qi, 4 , . V 'wif '51, 3 V' A , ' ,, ' W,5',, V, , 3' I iMWIx'1f' w .gr ,:,M,,,.1, ,Aff Y rv , ,. : 4 5.mA me s-if Q LN Rf - I9 Wa f WW s '-QJW 'QQE ' if -HS 5, . A ,,, , ,i ,,. .. 9 G? 1' il, . fl., , , 0 I, Q A. st fi-.E I 'HWJ Q -f 11 I .X 5. f' T 1' ., .1 ' ' I 1' .-ir' 1 l,, A ..-- ' ' .I Q, lu' ,JI VII ,q I, Al ' ,' 'r It Mf' AAAI! '. l I f Q46 - J ,, 5 . il xl MM Wx SA , 1 ' IQ l x0 H -f' , Tennis Pyles p Wins The Kingsway Fall Tennis team finished its season with the most wins ever-ten. The season featured two wins each over Delsea, Clearview, St. James, Salem and Pennsville. It is the first time in five years that the girls had defeated Pennsville. The mainstays ofthe team were third singles sophomore Theresa Diaz and first doubles seniors Loraine Alberto and Cindi Ferko. First singles senior Sue Pyle had a fine season with close matches against Pitman and Pennsville. Second singles was Wien DeStafeno. Both Sue Pyle and Wien DeStafeno are four year varsity players. Second doubles were sophomore Arlene Brogan and Beth Woodend. The season's highlight was the teams qualifying for the state tournament for the second consecu- tive year. Unfortunately, they met powerful Audubon in the first round of play and lost a hard fought match. The season ended with a 10-7 record, of which Coach Schoener is very proud. He looks to Theresa Diaz and Beth Woodend to provide the nucleus of the singles next year, and with hard work they should be among the best players in Tri-County. With four graduating seniors, many key spots on the team are left open, but Coach Schoener still feels optimistic about next year's season. T Second row: S. Pyle, W. DeStafeno, A. Brogan, B. Woodend, T. Schoener. First row: L. Alberto, T. Diaz, C. Ferko. Co-captains Susan Pyle and Wien DeStafeno with Coach Schoener. A A. . Second row: J. Jenkins, S. Jones, M. Owen, T. Schoener. First row: S. Bredbenner, R. Callaghan, J. Barber, K. Bredbenner. St. James Delsea Salem Pennsville Pitman Pennsgrove Clearview Woodstown St. James Delsea Salem Pennsville Pitman Pennsgrove Clearview Woodstown Audubon' 'NJSIAA Tournament K --.vw Wfik CROSS c UNTRY 'gif 1,1 if- f ll! 'W' J' NESW47 Standing: Coach Bergin, B. Horner, J. Walker, K. Kolodziejski, R. Lovelace, G. More. Kneeling: R. O'Leary, C. Baker, J. Harmon, J. Emerick, M. Owen. Sitting: E. Diggs, J. Kavaliunas, J. Mihlebach, D. Venezia. M ihlebach Runs for Miles Coach Tom Bergin began his fourth season at the helm ofthe Dragon harriers with great hopes for a winning season. However, on the first practice Coach Bergin faced a number of problems, for only ten prospective runners appeared. As a result of the lack of depth, the team struggled through a 6-9 season. The bright star of the season was JoAnne Mihlebach, who consistently placed among the top scorers in dual meets, and was absolutely outstanding in championship races. Her peak performance came in the South Jersey championships when JoAnne raced to first place and the gold medal. Captain Bill Horner was the leader of the squad both in practice and meets. John Sandy, a second year performer, was enjoying a fine season until sidelined by an injury. Another second year harrier was Bob O'Leary who contributed to the overall team effort. The junior class provided four emerging stars for Coach Bergin, Jim Emerick, Chip Baker, John Harmon and Ken Kolodziejski, who gained valuable experience for the '82 season. Sophomore Sam Saporito and freshman Don Pyle rounded out Coach Bergin's squad. Inasmuch as the majority ofthe squad consisted of underclass- men, things bode well for the next year. JoAnne Mihlebach will be an inspiration to the men of the team and will surely lead the squad to a winning record. Coach Bergin and Captain Horner. 26 -S. Nw . , 5 Wmwf, 42, QS' ,f 45- f qw, , Wm , ' 'V am Clayton Clearview Pitman Pennsville Salem Gloucester Paulsboro Schalick Delsea Berlin Tech Triton Woodbury Pennsgrove Pennsauken St. James CRUS5-wwf 29 up ..... -N r.. ,,.,.,. - ,,,,,,, X. . E, , S 55 'S S I NXN S fgiii it - s I s X QQ? l ' f X X QR at i ' :sg .... is Mx-ss : i Q Sw Q f 4 sms fi 2 six X ig X X t S l ' x5 X9 - xxx il .i 3 E Joni Peifer At the beginning of our senior year, Miss Joni Peifer, a new addition to the teaching staff, accepted the task of co-advising our class. Miss Peifer's cheerful disposition encouraged us to work harder and spend more time working for the good ofour class. Her fresh enthusiasm inspired us and led us to build a successful homecoming float and to be triumphant in the Powder Puff. She was instrumental in planning our senior trip to Florida and the various other activities, such as the graduation exercises. Miss Peifer's assistance was invaluable as she capably handled our class during a very important time. To her we offer our sincere gratitude for her devoted efforts on our behalf. l Thomas K. Gruber At the beginning of our freshman year, Mr. Thomas Gruber agreed to assume the responsibility of advising our class--the Class of '82. During the two previous years, we had been passed through the hands of four advisors, giving us a feeling of instability. Mr. Gruber took over with a firm and steady hand, giving us a feeling of security. His charisma and good humor made working with him enjoyable. His perserverence led each of us to become more involved in class activities and instilled within us a feeling of pride. As a result, our senior year has been marked by several accomplish- ments. Among them are the 1981 first place Homecoming float, the Senior Powder Puff victory, and the whitewashing of the faculty hockey team. His skillful organization helped us sponsor a successful Prom, and a fabulous senior trip. We take this opportunity to offer our formal appreciation and grateful thanks to Mr. Gruber for his service as advisor to the class of 1982. -ff IX dl lu' A 59 Ili' JL , P xii ,fx X I, 75 94 fl xig 71x Nif xx -XL vs xi! ,lx .iff I - x JL 7 i Q 4 XIX iff ff xl, ,AIX ,Alf if v x I y ,IQ if .Ax SENI R DAVID DOUGLAS DUPPER Dupe S Swedesboro 'gWell . . .three year prexy of our class. . .perpetrator of the MUSK incident. . .March 19, 1981. . .tracks down females.. . cheered the worms on. . .earns his bread at the Inn . . .a major contribution to the 81'l award winning float. . . buzzes around with Fred, Shawn, Lew, John and C.S. . . capricious in his Capri. . .fond of flirting. . .cooking up a great future. ACTIVITIES: Class Council 3,4 CPres.Jg Student Council 3,4g Wrestling l,2g Baseball lg Audio-Visual 1,45 Powder Puff Cheerleader 3,4. sc 1 ALFRED JOHN CALTABIANO Cat Swedesboro That's life',. . .guarded the end of the gridiron. . .likes hamburgers on English muffins. . .hot stuff at the Fireside Lounge. . .picks up in a Chevy. . .runs around with Lail, Bill, and Anthony. . .thinks Kraft is clever. . .king of the twisters at Homecoming. . .skims the waves on skis. . .off to college and success. ACTIVITIES: Baseball lg Wrestling 2,3g Football 2,3,4g Class Council 4 fVice Presb, Student Council 4. CLASS O F I CERS NANCY BRIDGETT MOORE Nance Clarksboro f'Oh well . . .Guaranteed to be found at the Swedesboro Bank. . .gets in the mood with music. . .super seller of LANCER advertising. . .swift on skis. . .kept up to the minutes as secretary for four years. . .Kandy, Judy, Kelly and the Clarksboro Corner clique. . .rocked with the Stones. . . early school exits. . .will court a legal secretary career. 32 WIEN MARIE DeSTEFANO Wein Beckett 'fEXcusez-moi . . .enjoys sports of all sorts. . .fondly remembers skiing in Quebec. . .center on the hardwoods. . .strums a guitar. . .keeps company with Kell, Di, Randi, Beth and Viv . . .managed the finances for the LANCER. . .in green at the Inn. . .September 18, 1981. . .like horses? A of coursel. . .Student Council Treasurer. . .future plans include college and living in the wilderness of the Northwest. ACTIVITIES: Tennis 1,2,3,4 fCapt.Jg Basketball l,2,3,4 fCaptJg Track 2,3,4 CCapt.Jg Student Council 1,4 fTreas.l, Girls State Delegate, LANCER 4, Who's Who Among American High School Students, National Honor Society 3,4. 33 LORRAINE ALBERTO Rain Mickleton Really'? . . .has a love fortennis. . .cruises in her Catalina. Susie . . .super skier. . .has patients at Underwood. . .spruces for Bruce's concerts. . . Prom '8 I. . .explosive in the Powder Puff. . .will be capped as an RN. ACTIVITIES: Tennis I.3.4g Student Council I.2.3.41 National Honor Society 3,41 Ski Club I ,2,3,41 Nurse's Aide I .2.3.4: Girl's State Alternate 3. DEBORAH ANGELINA ASKIN Deb Mt. Royal What's up'? . . .seen in Sewell with Donna. Sue. Denise and Coe. . .rocks with Led Zeppelin, . . follows bear tracks. . .cruises around in her gold Monte Carlo. . .will take life as it comes. CHRISTOPHER JOSEPH AVSEC Avy Mullica Hill Thank you very much . . .Tri-County All Star. . . swift center fielder on the Championship Nine. . . travels to the orchards with Dell. Samoney and Lanky. . .Thanksgiving game '81, 48-I2. . .future sees collegiate football. ACTIVITIES: Football l,2.3.4g Wrestling 1.2.33 Baseball I,2,3.4. TROY ADOLPH BAGBY Hot Rod Swedesboro What's up cuz'? . . .has an car for music. . .always seen at Tony's house. . .collects photos. . .jokes with Amos, Alfred and Doug. . .won't forget the Hershey Park Trip. . .plans to join the working force. CHERYL ANN ATKINSON Reds Clarksboro Don't forget . . .hasa ball on the diamond.. .keeps pace with the local football fortunes. . .harmonizes with Carolyn and .ludy. . .avoids getting squished in her bug. . .has a formula for success at Monsanto. ACTIVITIES: Basketball li Softball lg Powder Puff3. VINCENT W. BARBER Vince Swedesboro No! . . .plows his way through CIE. . .looks for peaches at the orchards. . .varooms around in his Volare. . .brews up schemes with John, Eric and Mike. . .future is undecided. DOUGLAS LOUIS BARTON Doug Mickelton Kingsway's Al Hirt. . .a good man as Charlie Brown. . .comprehends the universe. . .kraves klasses with Kennett and Kraft. . .has a green thumb. . .pal to Cal. Harry and Al. . .future physican. DENISE LYNNE BLACK Nise South Harrison I don't know, it's up to you . . .performs on the keyboards. . .tickled pink. . .takes stats for the Dragon bats. . . T8LC . . .marvels at Milch. . .buddies with Rebec, JoAnn, Fred. Mark and Chip. . f'advertises for success in public relations. ACTIVITIES: Band l,2,3,4g National Honor Socie- ty 3,43 Stage Band 3,44 Brass Ensemble 3,41 Ski Club Z,3,4. CHRISTINE GRACE BATTAGLIA Chris Clarksboro You are so strange . . .vivacious cheerleader. . .gruff in the Powder Puff. . .savors seafood. . .buzzes in her Buick with Car, Paula, Rose and Pam. . ,fond of an Ant. . .clear cut future as a cosmotologist. ACTIVITIES: Cheerleading 3.4L Nurse's Aide l,2,3g Powder Puff3. MARYANNE BONACCORSI Mare Swedesboro Leave me alone . . .Mr. Czoch's girl Friday. . .cuts up at the Village Deli. . .never misses the soaps. . .not a crab while eating shrimp. . .gossips with Amy. Theresa, Bob and Sam.. .has a future in administration. TIMOTHY DEVONSHIRE BILLBROUGH Billby Clarksboro That's devastating . . .tennis is his racket.. .four- year vet ofthe ski club. . .catches the beat at rock concerts. . .devours Doritos. . .buddy to Hank. . will trade high school for Tech school. ACTIVITIES: Ski Club I.2,3,4g Tennis 3,4. CARLA LAFAYE BOONE Booney Swedesboro Chill out . . ,madetracks for Klaszky. . .dynamite in the Powder Puff. . .has an army of friends. . .sold on soul food. . .pens a good verse. . .moves to music. . . wants Moore classes. . .will be queen of the campus. ACTIVITIES: Basketball lg Softball 2g Track 33 Powder Puff 3.4. DIANE ELIZABETH BRENNAN Shorty Mickleton You're kidding . . .showed her stuff in the Powder Puff. . .July 27, l98l. . .seen with Cricket, Lew. Marie, Cookie and Dave. . .plenty of panda pals. . .future reads out as a data processing programmer. ACTIVITIES: Powder Puff3. ELEANOR MARY BUCH EN HORST El Mickleton Well, I don't lnow. . .erstwhile school musician.. anchored the line for the Powder Puff. . .toils in Westville. . .travels with Tracy, Kathy, Lori and Jean. . .gets in the swim at the Valley. . .college ahead. ACTIVITIES: Band 1,2,3,4g National Honor Society 3,4 fTreasurerJ: Powder Puff 3,4: Key Club 4. JOANN ALICE BROWN .Io Harrisonville Surefanything you say . . .a major part of the band. . .ended the worm line-up for the Powder Puff. . .tunes up with Linda, Fran, Tammy, Denise and Rebecca. . .seeks career as an executive secretary. ACTIVITIES: Band l,2,3,4: National Honor Society 4: Baseball Statistician 1,23 Powder Puff 3,4 GREGORY ERIC BU RLINGAME Burl Mullica Hill Ok Buddy . . .number ONE southpaw in South Jersey. . .Tri-County All Star quarterback. . Eastern Regional Gridiron All Star. . .pals at Sal's. . .dotes on smashing Pennsgrove victories. . future pro athlete. ACTIVITIES: Baseball l,2,3,4: Football 2,3,4: Basketball 2: Ski Club 1. MICHAEL BROWN Brownie Swedesboro Did we have any homework? . . .captain of Clayton's football and baseball teams. . .a welcome addition to Kingsway. . .Gloucester County Athlete ofthe Week. . .second team Tri-County football.. irresistable charm. . .collegiate diamond prowess will lead to pro-ball. Activities: Basketball 4: Football 4: Baseball 4. MARIA SARAH CALTABIANO Maria Clarksboro Are you serious'? . . .patches up people in the health office. . .attends Health Occupations in Voc. . .forever friends with Terry, Sue, Sherri, Gail, Audrey, and Trudy. . .Vice Pres. ofH.O.S.A. . . .potential RN. ANTHONY MICHAEL CASELLA Ant Swedesboro What? . . .brusing tackle on Barchuck's line. . favors Mr. Kraft. . .prowls with Cat and Mark. . flies the friendly skies. . . disciplined . . .feasts on steak and lobster. . .sees college ahead. ACTIVITIES: Football I,2,3,4g Track 3,4g Na- tional HonorSociety 3,4 fVice Presjg Key Club 4g Powder Puff Cheerleader 4. ANGELA PAULA CLEMENTE Angie Mickleton 'Donde esta Estalada? . . .lovely addition from the City of Brotherly Love. . .toils at the Italian Villa. . .clings to the local club. . wild and crazy about Steve Martin. . .college beckons. PARRISH LYDELL CLARK Trix Swedesboro What I say . . .craftily creates with his hands. . cruises in the New Yorker with the boys. . .at ease with his easel. . .Forest Creek Affair. . .clucks over chickens. . .buses at the Inn. . .seeks future as WWF Champion ACTIVITIES: Football l.4: Basketball 3. OLIVER EDMUND COOK III Cookie Monster Mullica Hill Masterful with a wrench. . .seeks gamefish with rod and reel. . .Cuts up in his Olds. . .will miss his school buddies. . .sharp at drafting. . .guards the grill at Burger King. . .will seek success in life. DANA LYNN CLARKE Dana Swedesboro Cuz. you need to quit . . .effervescent co-captain of the cheerleaders.. .congregates with hercrowd. party crasher. . .reminisces the three musketeers party. . .bothers Bergin. . .Summer '81, . .will grace a college campus. ACTIVITIES: Spanish Club l3Cheerleading2,3,4 tCapt.Jg Nurse's Aide 4. DOREENA NANETTE CORSEY Doreen Mullica Hill Oh please . . .virtuoso on the piano. . .flies to Canada. . . plans activities at the Projects. . . dashes around with Dana, Margie and LeAnn... memories of shower melodies with Melanie and Jo. . .on to college. ACTIVITIES: Spanish Club I ,2g Russian Club 2. M ELAN IE JOYCE COUNCIL Shocannah Swedesboro And you know what . . .dances up a storm. . loves the Big Apple.. .pools her swimming talents. . . .drives in the Riviera. . .creative dresser. . .roves with Charlie, Tony and Zaphir. . .lays outa career in fashion. TAD ERIC DANIELS Tad Mullica Hill Let's . . .made dough in Baker's CIE program, travels with Cressman and Gaffany. . .drives a meticulous Cadillac. . .claws his way through mounds of lobsters. . .will horse around as a blacksmith. KIMBERLY MARIE CRANE Kimba Beckett What'ever . . .squirmed asa worm. . .patientaide of Mrs. Lore. . .Rembrandt of bedroom walls. . .clings to Nance. Ifisa. Pat and the Clarksboro rowdies. . .plans an escape from South Jersey. . potentialjournalist. ACTIVITIES: French Club 2g Ski Club 31Nurse's Aide 4. RAN DI DAVIS Randi Harrisonville Really'? That's a shame! . . ,capably co-edits the LANCER. . ,honorable President ofthe National Honor Society.. .lights up musicals. Records the scores in softball. . .creative sessions with Di, Janis, Kell and Kathy. . .pens her future as a novelist. ACTIVITIES: LANCER 4 QCo-Editorjg Softball Statistician 2,33 Musical 3,4g National Honor So- ciety 3,4 fPres.J. KATHY SUE CRISPIN Kath Harrisonville 'fOO-kay . . .fascinating in the flag corps.. .goalie co-captain of Ward's II. . .Summer '8I. . .chats with Dennis, Tracy, Randi, Lori, Tom, Brad and Rebecca. . .dazzled while stargazing. .college and happiness are assured. ACTIVITIES: Hockey 3,41Co-Captjg Band 3,4g Powder Puff 4g Track 23 Ski Club I,2,3,4g Key Club 4 JOSEPH CHRISTOPHER DELLAQUILLA J,D, Swedesboro Skeata . . .aggressive co-captain of Barchuck's Dragon's. . ,masked marvel ofthe Dragon Nine.. .a maze of memories in the orchards. . .hangs out in the Boro with Burl, Chris, Nick, John and Chris. . .forsees college. ACTIVITIES: Football l,2,3,41 Baseball I,2,3,4. LISA MADONNA DeMARCO Lee Mickleton Stop it . . .right kind of guard for Urion's triumph. . . eases down the ski slopes. . .found around Donut Town. . .catches the rays at the seashore. . .fraternizes with Brian, Sue, Donna, Gina, Bert and Margaret. . .happy life ahead. ACTIVITIES: Powder Puff 3,4g Wrestling Statisti- cian 3g Ski Club l,2,3.4. ERNESTINE DIGGS Bonniteen Swedesboro Tell me about it . . .splendid sprinter on the cinders. . . happy harrier. . .forward on the hardwoods. . .minds her Manners in Paulsboro. . . forms a sextet wit-h Lisa. Towanda, Carla, Winnie and Christine. . .figured for computing. ACTIVITIES: Basketball l,2.3,4g Track 2,3,4g H ockey 2.3g Powder Puff3,4g Football Statistician 3.4. MARY KATHERINE DeSIMONE Katie Mickleton I 'm so embarrassed! . . .keeps the minutes for the Student Council. . .defensive demon in the Powder Puff. . .never without Tammy or Michelle. . . marvels with Marks. . .scintillating smile. . .plans to be a legal secretary. ACTIVITIES: Band l.21 Hockey 3,43 Student Council l,2.3,4 fSec.Jg Powder Puff 33 Ski Club l.2,3,4g Class Treasurer fSoph.J. LANCE JUNIOR DIGGS Diggs Swedesboro That's your business . . .an authority on movies.. enjoys football, track and basketball. . .chef supreme. . .always with Joe, Solomon and James. . . .employed at Glassboro's Highway Department. . . .willjoin the people in the army. CHRISTINE DIGGS Chrissy Swedesboro Don't even try it . . .super stat for sports squads, . keeps people in stitches. . .enjoys the three R's -reading, writing. relaxing. . .oodles offriends. . . raps with Mr. Clark. . .thinking of college. ACTIVITIES: Powder Puff3g Baseball Statistician 21 Football Statistician 2.3. JEAN MARIE DONOFRIO Jean Clarksboro What a Hip . . .wormed her way in the Powder Puff.. .suns and funs at the shore. . .cuts up at the Italian Villa. . .wanders to Wenonah. . .forms a quintet with Sue, Fran, Cuzzand Tammy. . .a type for business school. LIN DA ANN DONOFRIO Linda Clarksboro But seriously folks . . .artistic LANCER editor... makes a mean milkshake at D 8: B's. . .never far from Fran. JoAnn. Sue and Jean. . .will remember pink booties- but forget Fuzzie. . .cruises in the '58. . .memories of band '78-79. . .Summer '8l. .. questions college. ACTIVITIES: Band l.2.3.4tSec.J: National Honor Society 3.4g Powder Puff3,41LANCER 4: Home- coming Court 43 Ski Club. DIANE MARIE DUPPER Di Swedesboro Okay folks . . .co-art editor ofthe LANCER. . . dexterious dribbler. . .aspiring artist. . .explores the great outdoors.. .captained the ColorGuard.. never far from Kell. Janis and Randi. , .will hike the entire Appalachian Trail. ACTIVITIES: Basketball l,2,3,4tCapt.Jg National Honor Society 3,4g LANCER 4g Kingsway Jr. Miss 4g Homecoming Court 4g Band I.2.3 lCapt.J 4. DARNELL ER IC DOUGLAS Beetle Harrisonville Hey baby, why you want to do me like that . . . favors G-Q fashions. . .mean on the Karate scene ...jokes with Watts, Fudge, Tiny and Thomp. . . puts fear into the hearts of underclassmen. . .will curl up and dye for you. DAVID CHARLES EASON Easy Mickleton Don't believe it . . .bruising fullback on the best- yet eleven. . .500 watt smile. . .throws his weights around the track. . .pins 'em on the mats. . .a friend to everyone. . .will be a billionaire. ACTIVITIES: Football I.2,3,4g Wrestling3,4gTracI- l,3g Ski Club I,2,3.4g French Club 1.2. WILLIAM FITZGERALD DREW Fitz Swedesboro t'Oh wow . . .little drummer boy. . .hangs at the Hill with thc Fudge and the boys. . .member of Crane's Championship Ninc. . .adept on the hardwoods. . .rips up ribs. . .hates early reveillies . . .considering college. ACTIVITIES: Band I.2,3.4: Baseball l.2.3.4: Basket- ball l,2.3. REBECCA JANE EASTLACK Rebec Mickleton ReaIIy . . .dedicated co-editor ofthe LANCER. .. scored the stats in winter and spring. . .purple passion. . . has a sweet tooth for chocolate. . . T8tC . . . seas a certain sailor. . .April 8, 1980. .. captained the rifles. . . designed for interior decorating. ACTIVITIES: Band l,2,3,4 tCapt.Jg LANCER 3,4tCo-Editorjg Powder Puff3,4g National Honor Society3.4 tSec.J: Student Council 3.41 Homecoming Court 4. THOMAS EUGENE EDMUND Pork Mt. Royal Nonya . . .pins his hopes and foes on the mats... tough tackle on the gridiron. . .partial to pizza. .. a whiz at pinball. . .fondly remembers February 20. l98I. . .can be seen with Price. Porker and Sherry. . .contemplates college. ACTIVITIES: French Club lg Football l.2.3.4g Wrestling I.2.3.4: Powder Puff Cheerleader 3.4. KEVIN WENDELL FAUNTLEROY Faunt Beckett M ost definitely . . .MVP of the 80-8I basketball season. . .strong end ofthe gridiron forces. . .made tracks forO'Neill. . ,seen in the city on weekends. .. has eyes for the ladies. . .sees a future as an optometrist. ACTIVITIES: Audio-Visual lg Football I.4g Track 43 Basketball l.2.3.4. CARLA MARIE ELIA Car Beckett Life's a bite . . .Treasured the Junior Class. . . small and swift in the Powder Puff. . .always seen with Nick and the gang. . .cuts her way through voc. school. . .will find happiness in marriage. ACTIVITIES: Powder Puff 3.4. CYNTHIA ANN FERKO Cindi Mickleton What do you mean'? . . .terrific at tennis. . .finds way to Wenonah. . .rough in the Powder Puff... remembers Springsteen concert. . .roams with Rain. Bill and Ed. . .amused by the Powder Puff party. . .notion for nursing. ACTIVITIES: Powder Puff 3.4. Tennis 3.4. Nurse's Aide 3.4. Key Club 4. National Honor Society 3.4. MARIA ELIZABETH FALCONE Ree Swedesboro 'Be serious . . .digs Dalton and Urion. . .favors horseback riding and tennis. . .soaps up with General Hospit- al. . . roams with Steve, Carla. Rose and Carolyn . . .bells are in her future - typing and wedding. ROSEANNE TH ERESA FINOCCHARIO Doc Swed esboro Really . . .fortune guitarist and pianist. . .bids a sad fairwell to her friends. . .plans to attend art college. . . will miss voc. school. . .tuned to rock. .. will follow the sun. MICHAEL RICHARD ROBERTA MARIE GAGLIANONE Gag MICICICIOI1 Agile gridiron cornerback. . .guards the hot corner forCrane. . . seas fun at the shore.. .handy around DeSimone's Farm. . .crazy about a cheer- leader. . .buddies with Steve, Bird, Hol, Lail and Kirk. . .will go collegiate. ACTIVITIES: Football l,2,3,4g Baseball I,2,3,4g Basketball I,2g Ski Club l,2,4g French Club l.2. TRUDY LYNN GETSINGER True Mt. Royal Has a fascination for fishing . . .always caught at the lake . . .Adores Anthony. . .associates with Tony, Tanya, Terry, Maria, Debbie and Audrey. . .a lively future as a mortician's assistant. STEVEN JOSEPH GALLAGHER Stebon Clarksboro Tramps the woods in search ofgame ofall sorts. .. skims the waves on skis with ease. . .his pals are Mike, Bird, Gary and Hol. . .Clarksboro Corner lounger. . .wired to electrical work. ACTIVITIES: French Club I.2. TAMMY LYNN GOSS Tammy Beckett Right , . .Bayou girl at heart. . .placed third in Louisiana State Swimming Championship. . .LA GirI's State Rep. . .a skillful skier. . .collaborates with Katie and Michelle. . .seeks good Marks. . . college bound. ACTIVITIES: Swim Team 31 Ski Club I: Ski Club 4g ,Powder Puff4g National HonorSociety4g Guidance Aide 4. DOCKENDORFE GARRISON Bert Mickleton Yup . . .twice an officer in our class. . .six-year vet of the ski club. . .Student Council Rep. . . forever found with M ike, AI. Curt. Leech and Sue . . .junior inductee into the NHS. . .will find riches in marriage. ACTIVITIES: Treasurer lg Student Council 2,4g Ski Club l.2,3,43 Vice Pres. 3. ALBERT VINCENT GOTFI-SCH Al Swedesboro I'm only kidding . . .makes a racquet on the tennis courts. . .prefers pizza. . .remembers snooz- ing in 9th grade English class. . .associates with Harry and Calvin. . .will miss heavy after school conversations. . .future is programmed for com- puters. ACTIVITIES: Tennis 2,3.4g Audio-Visual 2.3.43 Spanish Club l.2: National Honor Society 3.4. MARK HENRY GOULD Mark Beckett I guess you had to be there . . .knows golfto a tee . . .suns at the shore. . .steak hits the Spot. . . constant companion of Da n. Mahone and Skip... will miss Mr. Marks. . .anchores away. ACTIVITIES: Baseball I g Ski Club lg Golf I ,2.3,4. REGINALD HALL Fudge Beckett Don't even tryit . . .cornerstone ofthe Chronicle . . .drummed up a captainship. . .an ace on the greens. . .a snap with a camera. , .one ofthe Salt Pork Gang. . .lights up the darkroom. . .college bound. ACTIVITIES: Band I.2,3.4 fCo-Capt.I: Golf l,2,3,43 Kingsway Chronicle 2,3,4g LANCER. FRANCES ANN GRASSO Fran Mickleton Excuse you . . .outspoken co-captain of the Woodwinds. . .hangs with farmers at Vineland Auction. . .remembcrs Pink Booties with roomies . , .constant capers with Tammy. Linda. JoAnn, Jean and Sue. . .remembers four-minute searches for Linda. . .forget Funie. . ,Summer '8 I. . .future accountant. ACTIVITIES: Band l.2.3,4lCo-Capt,Jg Key Club 2.3.4 fVicc Pres.I1 Powder Puff3.41l.ANCER 4 fAssoc. Editorl. SUZANNE ELIZABETH HANKEL Sue Clarksboro Spare me . . .rapped as a StudentCouncil Rep. .. Rustled up steaks, . .suns on the sands of Stone Harbor and Wildwood. . .is seen with Jean, Fran, Linda and JOE. . .will trade school bells for wedding bells. ACTIVITIES: Band lg Russian Club 23 Ski Club 1.3.41 Student Council l.2. JUDITH GRACE GREGAL Judy Clarksboro Awesome in the Powder Puff. . .constituent of Baker's CIE program. . .wends her way to the Jersey shore. , .vans around. . .cruises on cycles... tunes in to music. . .will circle the globe. ACTIVITIES: Powder Puff 3.4. TANYA JEANETTE HICKMAN Tee Mullica Hill And you know the deal . . .likes seafood. . .models the latest fashions. . .searches the shops. . .chats with Marg, Anthony, Carla, Dee and Audrey. . . yearns to be a fashion designer. RICHARD LEE HOFFMAN JR. I-Ioff Clarksboro Well then . . .manufactures at DeWalt. . .makes a crowd with Holshue, Mike and Nick at Pasquale's manuevers a '73 Cougar XR-7... turns on the tunes... will build his future as an engineer. ACTIVITIES: Football I,2,3g Wrestling I. WILLIAM LINQUIST HORNER Horn Swedesboro Well, you know what they say,'. . .Bergin's number one harrier. . .would be lost without his humor.. .made tracks forO'Neill. . .coast to coast pedal power. . .stole the limelight as Linus. . .will light up a campus. ACTIVITIES: Cross Country 2,3,4g Track l,2,3,4g Kingsway Chronical 4. WILLIAM HARMEN HOLSHUE Bill-Hol Clarksboro Don't try it . . .dreams ofa ski-safari to Aspen. . . Florida beachcomber. . .a live-wire in CIE. . .jets around in his black Chevy van with Bird, Gag and the gang. . .future code official. LORI BETH HUNT Lori Swedesboro I'm NOT an airhead . . .dramatic drum major... locked up the presidency in the Key Club. . .sang along with Charlie Brown. . .makes tracks with Tracy, Sherry, EI and Kathy. . .future is in God's hands. ACTIVITIES: Key Club 2,3,4 tPres.Jg Ski Club I,2,3,4g Band I,2,3,4g Musical 3,4g Student Council 3,4. I TRACY ANN HORNER Trace Harrisonville Bummer . . .co-captain of EiteI's percussion. . .would rather be in Woodstown. . .skillful seam- stress. . .retreats to a world of books. . .won't forsake Kathy, EI, Lori, Steve, LeAnn and Janet. . .psyched for psychology. ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society 3,43 Key Club 43 Band I,2,3,4 tCo-Capt.Jg Ski Club 3,4g Powder Puff 3.4: Musical 3. HARRY WILLIAM JENKINS Harry Mullica Hill Anything you say . . .makes a racquet on the court. . . sets the scene for AV. . .associates with AI, Eric, Calvin and Fudge. . .green thumb in gardening. . .chuckles at Kraft's humor. . .will go collegiate. ACT IVITIES: Audio-Visual 2,3,4g Tennis 2,3,4g National Honor Society 3,4. JOSEPH LOUIS JOHNSON Stone Swedesboro Right . . .has track talents. . .Big Mac's for snacks. . . Phantom of the Flicks, . .Bergin's buddy. . .relies on pedal power. . .cohorts of Robby, Lance, Drew and the boys. . .will wear army green. JOHN A. KELLY John Swedesboro AUDREY DENEEN JONES Aud Swedesboro Act like you know . . .associates with Melanie, Trudy, Sherry. Maria and Tanya. . .bids a sad fairwell to pep rallies and basketball games. . .prepping for the future as a nurse by working at Shady Lane. NANCY LYNN KICKEM Nancy Mt. Royal Shut up . . .toots a sassy sax. . .snacks on Snickers. . . December I2, I98I. . .will miss Drama. . .ambitious artist. . . memories of band trip 1981. . .won't miss crowds. . .plans to register as a nurse. ACTIVITIES: Band l,2,3,4g Ski Club I,2,3,4g Library Aide I,2,3,4g French Club l,2g Spanish Club I,3. JOSEPH FRANCIS JONES III Joe Clarksboro I'm psyched . . .presided overthe Student Council for two years. . .winner of the Basketball Coaches Award. . .talented at tennis. . .crafty at Casinos.. .escapes to the cape. . .will Sue forlove. . .potential politician. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 2.3 tPres,j 4 lPres.Jg Basketball l,2,3,4ICo-Capt.Jg Tennis l,2,3 tCo-Capt.J 41 Key Club 4, LANCER 2,3,4g Na- tional Honor Society 3,4. MICHAEL WILLIAM KOPONICK Crazy Cooter Mickleton Hey you . . .handy man on Doermann's Farm. . .sets the scenes for Cavanagh. . .January I I, 198 I. and . .a steak a potato man. . .pops in at Jack-in- the-Box. . .will make his green in the lawn-mower business. ACTIVITIES: Stage Crew l,2,3. MARK R. LAIL Lail Mickleton What's up . . .dominant figure on the hardwoods. . .hot end on the gridiron. , .ca'lm, cool and collected. . .teams up with Kirk, Gag, Horn and E-Z. . .will add congeniality to a campus. ACTIVITIES: Football l,2,3,4g Basketball l,2,3,4g Boy's State Delegate: French Club l,2: Key Club 4g Homecoming King 4: Powder Puff Announcer 4. MICHAEL F. LARRIMORE Mike Clarksboro I-Icy . . .scurries to the slopes in the winter. . .classical car buff. . .lazes around with Bill, Mark and Matt. . .stocks the store at Heritages. . .locked into the Key Club. . .will make an impression as a dentist. ACTIVITIES: Key Club lg Band 2, Ski Club 2: French Club 3. KAREN MARIE LALLY Kar Clarksboro Hey . . .broils the burgers at Burger King. . .seeks summer fun at Wildwood. . .contemporary Sleep- ing Beauty. . . fond of rock and roll. . .socializes with Judy, Kelly and the Clarksboro gang. . .will set up as a cosmotologist. ACTIVITIES: Student Council l,2,3: Powder Puff3,4. MICHELLE DEANNE LEON Michelle Mullica Hill Behave',. . .energetic cheerleader. . .suns on the beach. . . relates to Phil, Katie, Judy, Tammy and CJ. . .blue-ribbon rider at horse shows. . .dances up a storm. . . remembers Wimbleway. . .winning smile. . .relaxes by the pool. . .future coed. ACTIVITIES: Tennis l,2g Cheerleading 3,4: Stu- dent Council l,2,3,4g Powder Puff 3,43 Nurses Aide 3,4g Ski Club 3,4g Musical 3,4. TAMMY LOUISE LANDWHER Tammy Swedes boro Pul-eeze . . .outgoing majorette. . .spends spare time with a special cup of Coco. . .seen with the Rainbow Connection. . .February I3, l98l. . .not fond of Fuzzie . . .will remember Pink Booties . . .will seek the sunny beaches of Florida. ACTIVITIES: Ski Club lg Band 1,4 fCapt.J: LANCER 4. l PATRICIA LICCIARDELLO Patti Mickleton Wow! Look at him! . . .sweet as Peppermint Patty. . . butterfingers in the cafeteria. . .terrific times with the Terrible Trio. . .kozy in Kennett's classes. . .skillful sketcher. . .constituent of the C.C. . .is drawn to college. ACTIVITIES: Spanish Club lg Drama Club 4, Mueical 3,4. MARJORIE DENISE LLOYD Sparkle Mullica Hill And you know that! . . .rousing co-captain ofthe cheerleaders. . .trips the light fantastic. . .expressive eyes drifts to Waterfront Park grooves with Smooth, Tanya, Matu, Carla, Doreen and Dana programmed for computers. ACTIVITIES: Cheerleading 2,3,4 fCo-Capt.Jg Flag Corps lg Spanish Club l. FAWN EILEEN LYNCH Kitty Clarksboro I forget . . .center of action on the Gopher victory. . . tools a mean flute. . .catches the eyes on the diamond November 7, l98O...will be programmed into computers and live happily ever after. ACTIVITIES: Band I ,2,3,4g Powder Puff 3,4g Softball l,2,3,4g Cheerleading 33 Hockey 2, French Club l,2. CAROL LYNN LOKAJ Carol Mickleton I don't know . . .works at E.G. P.D. in the CIE program. . . tried the tennis racquet. . . Carol, where are you? . . . never blue while listening to Pink Floyd. . .will follow her dreams wherever they lead. ACTIVITIES: Tennis lg Color Guard lgWrestling Statistician l,2, JAMES MATTHEW LYNCH Jim Mt. Royal What's up . . .dives into swimming. . .a reel fanatic for fishing. . .gets in the mood with music.. September 12, 1980. . .flocks together with Bird, Steve, Mkie, Gary and Bill. . .future is vague. ACTIVITIES: Football l,2. ANTHONY L. LUNDY Fiddler Swedesboro Trying to tell you now . . .smooth with the eighty-eight keys. . .King ofthe Burgers.. .forms a quintet with Robbie, Tracey, Tiki and Carey. . moves to the beat of the music. . .collegiate communications major. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1,2,3,4. TERRANCE MICHAEL MAHONEY Mahon Swedesboro Be serious . . .silence is golden.. .hot on the ice at hockey. . . savors surfand turf. . .had goofy times with Flea and Mark. . .toils under the sun at Sea Isle City. . .will pull his weight in Phys. Ed. ROBERT GLENN MANN EHQS MI. Royal What's up . . .wheels the reels for Gallo. . .cool around the firehouse. . .has a line for fishing. . .horses around in his Bronco with Bill, George and Nick. . .thought Ag was no drag. . .future fuzz. ACTIVITIES: Audio-Visual 2,33 FFA 2,3. TONIA JOELTHIA MCBRIDE Dr. Joe Swedesboro All right . . .passion for pizza. . .lends a helping hand at Shady Lane. . .gets a lift from Crane. . .confidante of Tonia, Tyese, Margie and Zoya. . .the world of work lies ahead. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 3: Powder Puff 3. MICHAEL JOSEPH MARINO Mike Harrisonville What do you mean? . . .last of the FFA. . .hunter at heart. . .got into the swim at Lincoln and Alcyon Lakes father's right hand man on the farm will take over Marino's Enterprises. JOSEPH PAUL MCLAUGHLIN .I oe Clark sboro Three-year vet ofthe Dragon band. . ..lim's dandy gas station mechanic. . .an avid outdoorsmanf hunting and fishing enthusiast. . .pilots the Ponti- wreck. . .makes a trio with Billby and Kirk. . .will be big in small appliance repair. ACTIVITIES: Band l,2,3. PAMELA SUE MARTIN Spam Swedesboro Go for it . . .senior year edition to Kingsway. . .makes her bread in Baker's CIE program. . .expert equestrian. . . tinkers around in her Toyota. . .talented on a trumpet . . .will matriculate at BYU. ACTIVITIES: Band l,2,3,4gVolleyball l:Student Council 3. KIRK CHARLES MCLAUGHLIN Kirk Clarksboro How's it goin'? . . .patrolled the gardens for the Championship Nine. . .brassy captain ofthe band. pulled perfect paSS-Out at pep rally jokes with Chuckles, Gag, Horn and Lail strives for stocks college? Of course! ACTIVITIES: Band l,2,3,4tCapt.l: Baseball l,2,- 3,4: National HonorSociety3,4: French Club 1,23 Powder Puff Cheerleader 4. ALFRED JOSEPH MORGAN JR. J.P. Swedesboro O'Lang . . .works at Diamond Orchards. . .a game hunter. . .drives a Datsun named Rudy Mobile . . . always with Burl, Seeman, Flea, Avsec and the Eastgang. . .Prom of l98l . . .future includes an air conditioning position. EDWARD JOSEPH MURDOCK Ed Mickleton Industrious in the CIE program. . .clings to the corner in Clarksboro. . .maneuvers with Malubes, Zorbo and the gang. . .has a grip on wrestling. . .a lady's man. . .prowls the hinterlands. . .willjet into the marines. HOWARD LEWIS MORRISON Lew Beckett Who cares . . .helped the Gophers eat the Worms. . . hangs with Dave, Fred and John. . .an imaginative artist fond of February memories another of the Inn crowd will make the scene at the Philadelphia Art Institute. BRENDA LOUISE MURPHY Murph' Swedesboro I don't know ... wiggled her way as a worm.. .enjoys a breath of fresh air. . .mingles with Bob, Melanie, Kim, W.D. and the Boro people. . .scaled the heights as a Nurse's Aide. . .future is cloudy. CAROLYN MARGARET MOSSER Carol Beckett I can't do that . . .dynamic defensive standout in the Power Puff. . .camps at the Beachcomber. . has a multitude of friends. . .February 19. l98l. . pens poetry and prose. . .prowls around Pauls- boro. . .seeks wedded bliss. ACTIVITIES: Ski Club 1,21 Powder Puff 3. MICHAEL STEVEN MURPHY Mike Swedesboro I don't know . . .frosh member of Student Council. . .has a splash offun at the pool.. .likes to sink his teeth into subs. . .has a seat of honor in Milch's class. . .will enjoy each day as it comes. ACTIVITIES: Student Council l,2,3. RICHARD NATICCHIONE Zeke South Harrison What's your problem'?'. . .a new addition to our class . . .works out at the gym.. .big and brawny boxer. . ferocious in the square circle. . .spars with Paul, Shoemaker and Berkolz. . .future professional pugilist. ROBERT KEMP NORMAN Stormin' Swedesboro What's up . . .cavorts on the courts.. .frequently seen at Angelo's. . .hangs with Anthony, Tracey, Tiki, Mark and Kevin. . .bids sad farewell to Bergin, Moore and Milch. . .reminices Prom '8 l.. .a vocal future in music. ACTIVITIES: Band IgFootball lg Baseball I : Basket- ball l,2,3,4. DANIEL RAYMOND NEID Dan Swedesboro Wily cornerback. . .finds his amour on 664. . . steaks his claim on beef. . .goofs around with Mark, Beth and Terry. . .November l. 1980. . prone to walk the halls.. .has a spark for welding. ACTIVITIES: Football I ,2,3,4. ZOYA NORMAN Zody Swedesboro What's up, cuz . . .nimble with needle and thread.. .will especially miss Mrs. Guinan. . .crazy about Camden's social life. . .shares fun with Sharon, Daniel and Alicia. . . deft with paste- boards. . .aims for matrimony. NANCY ANN NOLTE Nancy Clarksboro No, no babe it wasn't mel . . .gets a lift out of skiing. . . twice an officer in our class. . .cranks up WMMR. . . colorful at the Spectrum, . .runs with Jill and Kimba. . . yearns to be rich. KELLY ANN OGREN Kell Clarksboro Definitely . . .first female band prez. . .musically in tune . . .Regal roamer. . .seeks out seafood. . rushes around at the Rustler. . .faithful companion of Diane, Janis, Randi and Wien. . .remembers special friends. . .will go collegiate. ACTIVITIES: Band l,2,3,4fPres.Jg Spanish Club l,2,3g Powder Puff 4: Student Council l,2,3: National Honor Society 3.4: Homecoming Court 4. ROBERT JOSEPH O'LEARY Bob Clarksboro Mug . . .king of the mats. . .hardy harrier. . rounds up the steaks at the Rustler. . .thinks Kraft's universe theories are way-out. . .an out- doorsman. . .struts with Mark, Horn and Walk. . will pursue a college degree. ACTIVITIES: Wrestling l,2,3,4q Cross Country 3,4. PATRICIA ANN PITTS Patti Clarksboro Don't worry about it . . .marches to a woodwind tune. . . underclassmen editor of the LANCER. . .winter sports cheerleader. . .schemes with Lisa, Loraine, Nancy, Rose and Karen. . .frosh transfer from Folcroft. . .future teacher. ACTIVITIES: Band 2,3,4: LANCER 4, Cheer- leader 4, Spanish Club l,2g Powder Puff 3,4. RICHARD S. OWEN Rich Harrisonville 'Tll think about it . . .tackled football as a sophomore. . .member ofVo Tech student body.. sinks his hooks into fishing. . .hangs around Woodstown. . has a host of friends. . .future unforseen. ACTIVITIES: Football 2: French Club l,2. l l JANIS LYNN POSEY Janis Mickleton H ow embarrassing! . .pleasant piccolo player. . captivating smile. . .gravitatcs to Fredericks and Kraft. . .always ready for spaghetti. . .companion of Kell, Di, Randi and Sue. . .a career in Early Childhood Education looms. ACTIVITIES: Band l,2,3,4 fCapt.Jg Student Council l,2,4: Spanish Club 1,25 Russian Club l,2g National Honor Society 3,4. WILLIAM LOUIS OWEN Bird Clarksboro 'gWhat's up . . .melts the ice on the hockey rink. .is no ham at Haines Pork Shop. . .an army of friends. . . Homecoming '8l. . .another of the Clarksboro Corner clique. . .welded to his future. Activities: Band 2, 3. ERNIE POWELL Ernie Mullica Hill What's up . . .picks up in his truck. . .bemoans leaving Bergin. . .stranded at the shore by the key incident. . . Crash . . .buzzes around with Paula, Glenn, Linda, Kim and Lisa. . .will keep on truckin'. RAYMOND PRATT Scorpio Mickleton What? . . .football is his game. . .watches the ladies in the ghetto.. .has an affinity for Cunning- ham. . .makes tracks with Stacy and Eddie. . .hits the trails to Lail's horse farm. . .will serve with the armed forces. SUSAN PATRICIA PYLE Sue Clarksboro Are you serious'? . . .queen of the courts. . .the living end in Powder Puff. . .catches concerts. . .congregates with Bill, Lisa, Donna, Gina and Nancy. . .shakes 'em up at Don and Bert's. . .marriage awaits. ACTIVITIES: Tennis l,2,3,4g Ski Club l,2,3,4g Powder Puff3,4g Homecoming Queen 4, Softball I. PAUL EUGENE PRINCE Paul Bunyan Mullica Hill Aw, no . . .anchored the tug-of-warteams. . . flirtatious . . .seen withTom, Dave, Pat and Bruce. . .talks to Tony . . .runs the trash truck. . .flies his 250. . .will live day by day. ACTIVITIES: Audio-Visual l,2,3,4g Powder Puff Cheerleader 3,4g Football l,2g French Club 1,23 Student Council 3. BRYAN DAVID RACEY Race Clarksboro How's it going'? . . .bullpen artist on the diamond. . . .his days are numbered for Coach O'Neill. . good riddance to Geometry homework. . .seen with Chip, Kirk, Bert, George and Pat.. .is college bound. ACTIVITIES: Baseball2,3,4g Astronomy Club4g Football Statistician 2,3,4g Basketball 2, French Club l,2. KAN DY ANNE PU RTELL Chief Swedesboro I'm impressed . . .versatile four-year softball utility player. . .November 27, 1980. . .cross country statistician in gear at Sears' Auto Center... travels with Beth, Nance, Carol and the Boro gang future business tycoon. NANCY ELIZABETH RICCI Nance Nic kelton Wow-let's get out . . .has a knack forgymnastics. . . newcomer from Wallingford.. .breezes her way to the beach. . .gads about with Joni, Betty, Trish and Marie ...works at Woolco . .. future is vague. TERRY LYNN RICHARDSON Ter Clarksboro Nuh uh . . .seen but seldom heard. . .soaks up the sun on sandy seaside beaches. . .sets the dial to General Hospital conspires with Sue, Maria, Rose and Maria ...is programmed for computing. JILL SARA ROGOZIN Jill Mickleton President of our sophomore class. . .has a palette for art. . .digs the drags at Atco. . .likes to ride cycles with Nance. . .spirited around horses. . skimming the Vermont slopes. . .has an art school drive. ACTIVITIES: Student Council lg Class Pres. 2: Ski Club l,2,3. SHERRY ANNE RIEHL Sher Mickleton I don't get mad . . .key typist forthe LANCER.. June l5. . .twirls a rifle for the Guard. . .confides in Rebec, JoAnn, Lori and Audrey.. .fascinated by Fredericks. . .Canada '80. . .is logged to be a court stenog. ACTIVITIES: Color Guard l,2,3g SkiClub I ,2,3,4: Powder Puff 3: Basketball Statistician l,2,3,4g LANCER 4. MARIE JEAN ROOS Brat Clarksboro Right here . . .essential to McD's crew. . .tuned to WMMR. ..dreads alarm clocks. . .amused by the mall incident. . .seen with Scott, Sherry, Di, Wendy and Lyn. . .will miss English with Lew. . .November 29, 1980. . . will travel the world over. CHARLES ALFRED RIVAL Chip Mt. Royal Alright buddy . . .sure-handed second baseman. . . .geared to hockey. . .spends time with Kirk, Gag, Kim, Rebecca and Bruiser. . .South Jersey Group I Baseball All-Star in '8l. . .forsees a college future. ACTIVITIES: Baseball l,2,3,4g Football l,2g Band l,2,4g French 1,23 Powder Puff Cheerleader 4: National Honor Society 3,4. CYNTHIA JO RUCKER Cindi Mullica Hill I don't know . . .drawn to art. . .dynamic Dragon cheerleader. . .swiftly skims the slopes on skis. . .soaks up the sun at the shore. . .congregatcs with Aud, Cin, Chelle, Lorraine, Joey, Suz and the gang. . .future campus beauty. ACTIVITIES: Key Club l fPres.J: Soccer l:Cheerlead- ing 3,4: Powder Puff 3,4: Nurse's Aide 3,43 Key Club 4. JENNIFER SUE SALOME .len Clarksboro I-Icy . . .erstwhile member of the band. . .sails to the Cape. . .pilots a Silver Streak. . .will never forget Chemistry. . .travels with Nancy, Sherry and Jenny connoisseur of Italian cuisine future legal begal. ACTIVITIES: Band l,2,3,4g Track 2g French Club 24 National Honor Society 3,4. GARY BRIAN SEARLE Gary Mullica Hill Como'? . . .loyal member ofthe club Espanol. . rallies to Vernon Valley. . .ski excursions. . .wild about wilderness camping. . .fascinated by Fred- erick's classes. . .cavorts with Chuck and Chris. . has an inner drive for diesel technology. JOHN L. SANDY JR. Cozmo Mickleton Spark it up . . .won his letter in cross country. . lnn to the Old Swedes. . .down by the old mill. , December I8, 1981. . .sold on fishing, . .schemes with the Buzz sisters. . . will build a future in construction. CAROLE LYNN SEEHOUSZ Toe Swedesboro Thank you . . .drew the line in the Powder Puff. . has bonds in the Boro. . .memories flow to Tuckahoe. . .is happy with Kathy, Mel and Dee. . summers at the shore. . . plans to be happy. GARY LOUIS SEAGRAVES Ashley Clarksboro The last of Stowman's aggies. . .in Dutch at the Inn. . .cars drive him crazy. . .wouldn't say no to a Yes concert. . .flies around with Bird, Bon, Jim and Mike. . .will overhaul diesels. CHRISTOPHER JOHN SEEMAN Chris Mullica Hill What's up captain . . .keep cornerback for Barchuck . . .displayed expertise at Aspen. . . seas fun at the shore. . .hits the spots with Abby, Burl and J.D. . .will be a big man on campus. ACTIVITIES: Football l,2,3,4g Baseball l,2,4g Ski Club l,2,3,4g Band 2,3. LINK GERALD SHEPPARD Shep Clarksboro What's up . . .erstwhile drum major ofthe band. . scored high in Atari. . .wheeled to Wildwood. . .Whale Beach '8l. . .flew with the Bird, Marg, Russo, Don and Brett. ACTIVITIES: Ski Club l,2,3,4g Band l,2,3g Tennis l,2. ESTLE KIMBERLY SMEDLEY Spacey Beckett Time to Bolt . . .wild about Wildwood. . . spares for bowling.. .will miss Egg McMuffin mornings. ...fond memories of Big Timber Lake.. .teams up with Buzz, Dusty, Sara, Frank and Bob. . .is sold on Fashion Merchandising. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 23 Key Club 4. PATRICK SHOEMAKER Pat South Harrison Better known as The Farmer. . .independent . . diesel man. . .chained to a saw. . .hangs with Tom, Bruce, Rich and Paul. . .drives anything that runs. . . . will be king of thejunk world. MICHAEL SPANOS Greek Clarksboro I dunno . . .friendly host of the Five Points Diner scores in soccer fond of Mr. Rajczy and his opinion of .lane Fonda was big at the '81 Rolling Stones gig will major in drafting. ACTIVITIES: Band l,2g Wrestling l. CARRIE ANN SIMPSON Carrie Beckett For sure . . .goes out of her way for Guidance. . .winged it for Ward's eleven. . . First Runner-up on the Homecoming Court. . .will miss doing stats for Mr. B... has a warm circle of friends a type for Business school. ACTIVITIES: Guidance Aide 3,4g Powder Puff 3,4g Key Club 49 Field Hockey 4. NICHOLAS SPANOS Sief Clarksboro 'Kill yourself. . .industrious member of Baker's dozen . . .toiled the summer away at Kingsway. . .part- time matre D'. . .schemes with Bill and George. , .wheels around on a cycle. . .willjoin Uncle Sam's armed forces. MICHAEL RAYMOND SPARKS Mike Clarksboro PATRICIA LYNN STEEDLEY Patty Swedesboro Silly me . . .skies the slopes. . .scheduled for CIE. . .gets a great tan at the shore. . .plans to appear on thejohnny Carson Show. . . Chris. . .found in the Boro. . .will be happy and rich. FREDERICK THOMAS SPERBER Fred Mickleton I'm starved . . .noted sax player. . .works Inn the Old Swedes. . .companion of Sam, Mark, Dave, Lew, Denise and Shawn. . . skillful skiier. . .college major in Ski Resort Management. ACTIVITIES: Band 2,3,4, Tennis l,3,4g Ski Club l,2,3,4g Stage Band 2,3,4g Student Council 2. MELANIE SUSAN TEAMAN Mel Clarksboro Check it . . .harmonizes to Hendrix. . . found in the Boro or W.D. . .forever with Nick, Toe, Kath, Dee, Pat, Jude and Murph. . . spends summers at the shore. . . wild about wilderness. . .forsees future happiness. ACTIVITIES: Band lg Cheerleading 23 Powder Puff 3. ALBERT MARK STECHER Mark Swedesboro Ya know . . .el capitan grande of the band . . . Pines for the slopes. . .Kraft's Cube protege. . .found with Fred, Chip, Kell, Kirk and Tony. . .looks to the stars in astronomy. . .has a formula for chemical engineering. ACTIVITIES: Band l,2,3,4g Ski Club l,2,3,43 Prism 3,4g Spanish Club l,2g Powder Puff Cheer- I leader 4. DENISE LYNN THOMAS Denise Mt. Royal Oh well . . .constantly aiding the Guidance. . . spends summers at the shore. . .favors good Marks. . .Glassboro is her favorite spot. . .friends with Terri, Patti, Donna and Debbie. . .fondly remembers November of l98l. . .wants to be a California girl. ACTIVITIES: Guidance Aide 3,4. SHAWN BERNARD TRAUTMAN Shawn Beckett What's up . . .fleetfooted trackster for Coach O'Neill . . .tames his Mustang. . .connoisseur ofthe fair sex . . .busy at Buster Brown's. . .forms a group with Dupe, Fred, Lew, Tad, Fudge and Sam. . . plans to be an entrepreneur. ACTIVITIES: Basketball lg Track l,2,4. GEORGE WALLACE WENTZ George Clarksboro Floor it . . .the oldest triplet. . .hangs out at Howie's Farm. . .breezes on his Cyclone. . . adept in Stowman's Ag Shop. . .cronie of Nick, Mike, Bob and Bill. . .sees eye to eye with Mr. 1. . .is welded to his future. DAR RYL LANCE WATSON Watts Mickleton Take it light . . .ready tojump into the sprints. . has a host of teacher friends. . . meticulously attired. . .has a million friends. . . raps with the ladies. . .the Deacon in accounting. . .numbered for accounting. WILLIAM HOWARD WENTZ Bill Clarksboro Back off . . .the middle triplet. . .loyal to the FFA. . .an avid nimrod. . .master mechanic. . . hungers for hamburgers. . .spends the summers down on the farm. . .pal ofNick, Dave and Bob. . yearns to earn a fortune. ALICE J. WENTZ Alice Clarksboro Experienced in horseback riding. . .the youngest triplet.. .keen for Klaszky. . .likes to ice skate and swim. . .seen with Sue, Rose, Christine and Cindy. . . .relaxes in the sun. . .enjoys traveling. . .future includes a good job and a place of her own. DONNA MARIE WEST Donna Mickleton Catch ya later . . .makes her stand at Murphy's Farm Market. . .sees a KRHS grad. . .in stitches over Katurakes' class. . . companion of Debbie, Denise, Dave and Chet. . .will work her way to happiness. LORAINE ANN WILLIAMSON Lor Beckett I'm serious . . .cruises with the gang. . .favors dancing . . .Senior Powder Puffer . . .gabs with Patti, Del and Maria. . . will miss friends the most. . .plans to attend college. KATHRYN YACHIMSKE Kathy Swedesboro Oh yeah . . .cute chick around the Red Rooster. . . Tuckahoe '8l. . .isn't bored in the Boro. . .never beat the late bell. . . plots with Dee, Mel, Toe and Murph. . . will seek a happy life. SUZANNE JOYCE WITZELL Sue Mullica Hill Oh yeah'? . . .savors spaghetti. . .pops in at the Jack-in-the-Box. . .rocks with the Who?!. . .moves to WMMR. . .pals of Debbie, Maria, Terri and Alice. . .will miss faithful friends. . .future is yet to be seen. ALBERT WRIGHT ZAHNISER Bert Beckett C'mon Calvin! . . .stands tall as a shortstop. . .computers are his constant companions. . .a shutter bug. . .mastered the Rubik's Cube. . keeps his eyes on the stars. . .pal to Cal, Bryan, and Harry. . .looks forward to the campus life. ACTIVITIES: Baseball l,2,3,4g National Honor Society 3,4g Gifted and Talented 4. CALVIN PAUL WOODSON Calvin South Harrison Geez . . . Iens his talents to Yearbook photography . . .hangs at GaIIo's with Harry, Al and Burt. . .number ONE on the court - winner of Coaches Award. . . pinned to the NHS. . .geared for engineering future. ACTIVITIES: Tennis2,3,4g Audio-VisuaI2,3,4g French Club I ,2g National Honor Society 3,4g LANCER 4. PAULA ANNE ZAPPALA Buzz Swedesboro Just a little bit . . .Keyed up for the Club. . .gift of gab. . .taped to her stereo. .strollsthe sands in the moonlight. . .forms a crowd with Spacey, Dusty, Mike, Sara and Frank.. .is figured for computers. 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'5. .bf:Je2J.Nr'x.... -'rf r- r-, Band Marches on With a Better Stride Ending last year on an impressive note by winning first place at The Big Apple Music Festival in New York, the Dragon Marching Band anticipated a successful marching season in 1981-1982. Besides providing half-time and pre-game entertainment at all the football games, the band competed in seven tournaments of band field show competitions in New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Delaware. ln their second season of competition, the band impressively took one third place, two second places and scored first place at Chichester High School in Chester, Pennsylvania. Participating in the annual Millville Christmas Parade, this year's only parade competition, the unit finished with second place honors. The marching band had its grand finale in May when it marched in the Ocean City, Maryland Festival of Music. As usual the comradeship ofthe band members enabled the band to enjoy a great experience. Happiness and sadness prevailed asjoyful band members realized that this was the last trip they would take with many graduating seniors. We are sure that the band will stride offto higher finishes in next year's competitions and that they will continue their tradition of pride and performance. 66 4 'Q V i ' 3 - W W M f , ' ,MW WL, X , f i msn- New 5 1 f f W0 ,ffvilillf f fa A ill ,W ' 9, Nix ' WM ,Q Y . 1 ff 7 1 N N X A I . x- l ' :XY- KJ 'I i ix f' W I 'ff w h ,151 1, 0, J V n an ffl ? 1 til ,Q ' . U X ,V X ff! f X f f fill f f ff! A I I X 451 ,, Cf ff' f W! f , M! i f 1 ff!! f , ff f 4 ff 1 I I w f X f f w f ff lr gg ff N ff 5 , xx XV i My 17 f f f X ff fx 2 I f X 9: Ri I ' V , N 5 v X , 2 E V1 xxx X W 7 1 V! M:-X I , hx X X? ' K f z 1 f X xg F . X ,!!' Il i 1 . Xxx Nj X16 , l 1 QW' A XX X I ff ' K f . - A. - Ji X V x -' J K ' nl 'Y J - M yi ,N - - v -X X K, D Lf f I ' fi, A-v-r. ,rt-i L: ly ' XXFX x V 1 v X fl Q A W ! - XV , 'ff 'X' f fl X '! w? ' xi X QM X 4' 11 X L, X Qx A F, 14' f 3 I ' EH , N j 1 j U1 L0 X ' f' ,I ' U7 W J 1' X ff .J Q, Xi kff' 'Y X . , ' . 1, , 5 fy, 1 545-5 W N' m- - ,f Ffgh. ,. .Xi 'K I f I 4, in ,f ' LA ..-...1----'-f .1 E? XX S I V Y ra---.--1 I H+- -A . ....-. W , , 1- , I , IL v 1 L .. . Y N, J f V 1 , Qyrlfgbx ff f' H ' ,. A A 1' Q s U in X WY X Q-DYQZ ' V ' l 1 1 I . 1 3 1 H. Q' - f 1 rA , f I q - . 11. Q XL ,L , hx N XL .L - 1 ' x .i 1 L x 'NKRTN , I' A, 5 i IM C! 'X X MX f fff f , I Q? IQ f' X ' 'I X ' ' f X X 32-as I Q 7' 32,555 ' J N Q -xx , I 'IN WN X' 4 X ' I 'lgfl gf!!! I XX all 'fl D K jg ' f ' 4 X IW' f f My' , ,745 I , , I X' ' ' , ' . x V 'N , xaclfu ji ' x . I A Nf Y f x X. - X .I ' H , if A , r K .X X A f - fff If ?f,L!M1m!N 4, f'-M, .M , X. Xxxxf X I!!-- , ,. K, N 1 Iliff' I in n' '11 I VXUQ SXZ ,ff fl 'lx , f M jd fr il-,Q :EEE M lm iA 5' I , -1 1 If 1 V1 I X x BOARD UF EDUCAITO Standing: R, Costili, D. Aziz, G. Hutchinson, K. Hunt, L. Grasso, E. Brown. Sitting: L. Stewart, D, Chapman, E. DeSimone, J. Tropea, M. H orne r. E. DeSimone, President. 74 XR I fy i 1 it f V 1 4 fpf JZ H E. Dunn, Financial Supervisor, J. Tropca, Board Secretary. D. Chapman, Vice President ROBERT COSTILL f Su KENNETH SOBOLOSKI Vlce Pfmclpdl MITCHELL CZOCH Pupll Personnel Director F EILEEN F. SHANAHAN: Moravian College 13 l ,Zh '-55-4 , 0 ,1-Q, C 1. I' 4 as f if BEVERLY DUFFY2 Chestnut Hill College, B.A. JONATHAN DALTON' Peabody Conservatory of Music, B.M.1Jr. Band Director, Jr-Sr. Chorus Director, Advisor Class of 1985. Music Director, OLIVER. CX mq KD H .Q 5- 'Q 'W' ' U' x - i 5 'R 2 5, 'Q-5- '- ?'Q, ...- IEBERLY VAN ZOEREN1 Giassbom state College, B.A.g , F .s M -x, J Qu AdvisorClass ofl986. N ff ff? 1 ,ax 45 ffl. ,M M W 'ri f' , - l ,!q.yj'3P Q5s-at ! ,off y .Q ,lnwx GEORG ENE SCH lEPAN:Glassboro State College, B.A.g Assistant Advisor of LANCER. all X L. A ...X-- If ' 'W' 'fx -,f ---,A - .fy ,M :J,,n ?L In . JAMES El'l'El,: Wilkes College, B.S.: Marching and Concert Band Director. 77 CHERYL SOBACK: Trenton State College, B.A,g Co-Director of Musical, Theater Workshop Advisor. LOIS STANLEY: Ursinus College, B.A. 78 ELIZABETH KENNETT: Northwestern University,iB.S. or of Musical. ' ANN M. USCHAK: Pittsburg University, B.A.g Penn State, M.A. Q WILLIAM SMITH: Glassboro State College, B.A.g Head Basketball Coach, Boys. a ENGLISH MICHAEL KLASZKY: St. Francis College, B.A.g Assistant Foot- ball Coach, Head Track Coach, Girls. MARIANNE KISELAZ Glassboro State College, B.A.g Varsity Softball Coach, Co-Advisor Class of 1983, Assistant Band Director. E JONI PEIFER: Rutgers Unversity, B.A.g Co-Advisor Class of l982. GILDA J. GATTUSO: Glassboro State College, B.S. Assistant Advisor LANCER. tflf --2 DIANE CAMIOLOZ Glassboro State College, B.A. JOHN RAJCZY: Glassboro State College, B.A., M.A, 80 tty 7-JOYWWL 45 f ,wilt W K1 KEVIN LUKAS: Glassboro State College, B.A.g Assistant Football Coach Intramurals. DENNIS GALLO: Glassboro State College, B,A., M.A.g Media Advisor. NIEL KRAFT: Southern Illinois University, B.A.g Co-Coach rlf l l JI-IN RUSSELL, JR.: Glassboro State College, B.A.g Assistant tseball Coach, Assistant Basketball Coach. Z N af If X . Cale 0 Z . , ft 1 - ',4 -QL' F ANDREW MORITZ: Rutgers University, BS., FootballTrain- er, Advisor Class of 1983. Q 1 ' 3 ? , . 5 s Q 3 . S .. X ROBERT SCHNECK: University of Waterloo, B.A.g Glassboro State College, M.A.g Head Basketball Coach, Girls. 81 DENNIS MOZIER: Glassboro State Collegeg C0-Advisor Class of l984, Intramurals. wt' f -we 2 A f NW ' THOMAS K. GRUBER: Wesley College, A.A.g West Virginia Wesleyan College, B.S.g Co-Advisor Class of l982. 82 ANTHONY BARCHUCK: North Carolina State Universityg Head Football Coach, Assistant Wrestling Coach. THOMAS J. BERGIN: Murray State University, B.S.g Head Cross Country Coach. SCIENCE INDUSTRIAL ART .ISA KATU RAKES: University ofDelaware, B.S.g Cheerleading Coach, Io-Advisor Class of 1984. ff za EORGE HARRI i I . X I , Qi .t '-- ' Lf: F h t 2 . ' - I, ,, 1 t : . ' ,V X i X .' .- -V JOHN CAVANAGH: Glassboro State College, B.A.g Director Stage Crew. H, Q 52 s S: Glassboro State College, B.A.g J.V. LYNN YODER: University of Rhode Island, B.S.g Student Council Advisor. isketball Coach, Intramurals, 83 PHYSICAL BDUCATI ON MARGARET E. SUITER3 Glagsbofo Stale Collegg, B.A., RON LERCH: Western Maryland College. B.S.. GlassboroS1aLe College, M-A, M.A.g Co-Advisor Ski Club. Intramural Director. JOHN MILCHANOSKI: Glaseboro Stale College, B.A.g Co-AdvisorSki Club, Co-Coach goli. 84 S ANNE WARD: Glassboro Stale College, B.A.g Heal Hockey Coach BUSINESS BDUCAT ON FRANCIS MARKS: Rider College, B,S.g Rutgers University Ed.M,, Advisor LANCER. UC flu - I2 Nl Q I M P9 1573i I 1 ik!! ...l I, K A A :ff-'1 - Q, f:' KATHERINE M. TIMON: Northwestern State University. B ETHEL MARTELL: Temple University, B.S.g Manager ofSchool Store, Key PATRICIA YULO: Trenton State College, B.S. Club Advisor. ROBERT HUNT: Glassboro State College, B.A., MA. OCIAL RICHARD O'NElLL: Thiel College, B.A.: Head Wrestling Coach, Head Track Coach, Assistant Football Coach. Q K f H47 Z W-C. THOMAS SCHOENER: Elizabethtown College. BA.: LANCER photographer, Head VINCENTBRISTOW:WesternKentuckyllnivcrsity,B.A.. Tennis Coach Girls and Boys. M.A. WILLIAM MOORE: Glassboro State College, B.A. THOMAS R, YOURISONZ Glassboro Stale College, B,A., M.A. MILTON FREDERICKS: Glassboro Slate College, B.A. STUDIE E : E ROBERT M. URION. JR.: Morris-Harvey College. BA GUIDANCE N IX ' -il .i f X ,G+ :ON fi .nv .A ' 'z I ff A J +'f'x4-F f . ,?..:.ff ,I3. : . 4 '5i:+v A Jb w'1::gs ! f 'N-1I!f 1 '!?G ' ' -,,q.,,x.,'5-fy, -we vihnffw 1' ey. '4.Z f '5 :'vr'!Yf P- mi A' e A-f A 141- A f Y L i YY ,,,.- KEITH CLARK: Glassboro State College, B.A., M.A. RALPH BAKER: Temple University, B.S.g University ofMichigan, M.S. 88 MARION FRAZIER: Douglass College, B.S.g Glassboro State College, M.A. PROFESSIONALS DR. LOWELL ZEID, M.D.: School Physician me JUANITA LORE: Cooper Hospital School of Nursing, R.N., Glassboro State College, B.A., Advisor Health Office 5 ,fgfhgffz CHILD STUDY TEAM: Dr. C, Bassman, S. Fidler, J. Lore, S. Demeritte. 89 KATHY DILL: University of Delaware, B.S. N NANCY SARBELLO: Glassboro State College, B.A. fx ' '43 fm GK 49 A fF,7N??ffR N ,sm 7 l 47' A Q . 1.-seat ' X ' N 033 7 J, Lil LY q N X 1 .., ' J N x 5' x ,,,, ,,, t1L . m X l A A Sw JQHN K, CASSIDYQ G1a5Sb0f0S1a1eCQ11ege,B,A,gReading, SIGNE FIDLER: Glassboro State College, B.A., M.A.g Assistant Girl's Basketball Coach. 3 . lie .tg WILLIAM CRANE: Glassboro State College, B.A., M.A.: National HonorSociety Advisor, Head Baseball Coach. . Q 3 S .f ff' x lg , but sf A A A BONNIE SUE MORTON: Trenton State College, B.A. TEVE IANNOTTI: West Chester State College, B.S.g 'reshman Football Coachg J.V. Baseball Coach. A A .ttt M ff U I UQ A AA 'S S .., - 2 A lf- ,,:. T.. , .-:- ' :ig 1 , A 1ARY LOU COFFEY1 Imm21CUlHl2i College. A.B.:Vi1lan- JOSEPH CU NNING H AM: Murray State U niversily, B.S.g Glassboro State College, M.A va, M.L,S. N E. Dunn B. D'Ambrose M. Graham K. Woodruff H. Hodnett B. Masser P. Paranto E. Black E. Schoener SECRE TARIE S AFETERIA STAFF X X X X Left to Right: A. Hughes, B. Briggs, D. Pedrick, J. Austin, V. Zane, E. Winter, I. Wagner, G. Gould, A. Buckner, S. Brown, M. Bauer. 'R if f I7 6 'i . - . x 4 I M riff, W A 1 1 I-fix fi it L- sabelle Wagner, Supervisor. 93 l X X i 1 I 1 4, ii I 1 'li BUS DRIVERS Back' A Girtain B Doerrmann R Wagner M Sevene K Crusemire R Hoffman P.Amiss. Front:J. I. V y X Morganl T. Youi1g,'R. Platt, M.,Fish, R. Baiocoo, M. Aifseic, M. Hainos, DeVauli. X u X X XX l I I I I f I . K 75f 7'2 Txx xxx A 1-In 1, RQ' li K FY R C US TODIANS . 'W D Ns . fi . ,4 I Q 'l Standing: J. Holmes, G. Coombs. Sitting: J. Wilson, J. Cummings, Q. Gage. NENORIUVI 1 Edward M. Marks 1932 - 1982 He who sows courtesy reaps friendship, and he who plants kindness gathers love. iv a GIRLS ' BASKETBALL V. Hifi,-'fig ii -95 , hi Sad-'gi if 3 i XA Wi assi wma Mull 44 3 Kiililswfii gfixsslgq ggtffiiltly sp 'T 2 xlrddrj ll ill 'R 1 Q 5 'S' STANDING: Coach Fidler, C. Beatty, S. Atkinson, W. DeStefeno, D. Dupper, D. Urbam, C. Gattuso, Coach Schneck KNEELING: A. Schoener, T. Rogers, M. Engle, W. Diggs, B. Woodend. Coach Schneck, in his freshman year as a head-coach at Kingsway, instituted a basketball program designed to develop the talents of young, inexperienced players. He accented the positive elements of one-on-one defense and introduced some motion offenses. Although much more progress is needed in offensive work, the man to man defense was polished to a point where the Dragon maids stymied the potent offenses of our opponents. Although the team managed by one victory, a close 40-39 triumph over Delsea, an espirit-de-corps was developed among the girls. Hopefully, this spirit will grow, as it did on the gridiron, until it fires a winner on the court. The season ended on a bright note as seniors Diane Dupper and Wein DeStafeno were voted to Honorable Mention in both Tri-County and South Jersey All-Star Teams. Providing fuel for the future Dragon-fire were Winnie Diggs, Beth Woodend, Sharon Atkinson, and Margo Engle. This nucleus of next yearls varsity hopefully will provide us with more hardwood victories. 96 is 65. . xx A 540 N...-' if ,NJ W' 4 .. sep., :iii fl SWF K' X V., rf ' C X 3 Clearview Delsea Schalick Pennsville Pitman Pennsgrove Clayton Salem Gloucester Woodstown Delsea Schalick Pennsville Pitman Pennsgrove Clayton Salem Gloucester Woodstown N A BOYS BASKETBALL K O Clearview 58 54 St. James 43 65 Delsea 44 64 Schalick 57 74 W. Deptford 44 52 Pennsville 47 61 Pitman 62 81 Pennsgrove 69 48 Clayton 60 101 Gloucester 56 72 Woodstown 65 76 Salem 56 81 Delsea 53 49 Schalick 58 71 Pennsville 66 69 Pitman 65 69 Pennsgrove 54 58 Clayton 63 84 Gloucester 55 70 Woodstown 67 68 Salem 61 94 STANDING: Coach Smith, S. Reihl-Statistician, J. Collins, J. Jones, M. Lail, K. Fauntleroy T Thomas KNEELING: R. Eastlack-Statistician, R. Norman, C. David, M. Brown, A. Lundy, J. Diggs Hard Times on the Hardwoods The Kingsway Dragons basketball season did not live up to preseason hopes and expectations. Though there were sporadic bright spots to the teams performance, their actions did not pick up that needed flow. Hard work by the players and continual guidance by Coach Bill Smith attempted to turn up the catalyst which would spark the much needed turn around--but they came up empty handed. The nucleus of the boys basketball squad was Mark Lail, Joe Jones, Kevin Fauntleroy, Joe Collins, Robbie Norman, and Tracey Thomas. The most consistent of this six was Mark Lail and thus his selection as Honorable Mention to the Tri-County All-Star Team came as no surprise. Kevin Fauntleroy was also honored by the Tri-County. Senior Joe J ones contributed offensive punch under the boards. Junior Tracey Thomas displayed great improvement and shows great promise for next year. Sophomore Joe Collins' aggressive style bodes well for the future, while Robbie Norman's ball-handling expertise provided the ball movement for our team. Though Kingsway was unable to get rolling this year, and though the height advantage from Mark Lail, Joe Jones and Kevin Fauntleroy will not be back next year, the prospects look good due to the underclass performances witnessed this year on both the varsity and junior varsity levels. 100 i 1 JU XHQW f 2? 31 '15 f W A E B5 I: 2 l 2 4 9 is , , Z , L y 5 ,N W, A aw - W '6 fr W - ia., ,f, ,,, A5 4 ,,1V2 5365 '1' 44 N W 1 ? f 0. i 1 Q s I NS-....., egxa fi, E5 in x 9 9 5 ' E I- 7 41 B q. U1 VHS' My , , . 4 . ff ' M B 32 E-,-5' 4v:,,, fx ,Magi hn- --11161: 2 ' , ' w gf .gt fi, K R WRESTLING xg' ' 1 Y , I ft. mf A , 1 L gxxnofs 1 7 ' f Xxf , l 7 X T 1 ,U J VM 4 ff r-:1 '1 1' I ' . f J 1 .C 1 1 . Rx. BACK ROW: T. Edmund, D. Eason, Coach O'Nei1l, W. Morgan, S. Banff. SECOND ROW: T. Clevenger L Tirado Edmund, R. O'Leary. KNEELING: S. Saporito, S. Roane, A. Marino, C. DiBartolo. Champs Prevail in District Championshqas This yearis Dragon wrestling season had many exciting moments which have given great expectations for the upcoming years. After last yearls record of 4-l 2, coach O'Neil1 felt that improvement was definitely in store for his wrestlers. This improvement did come about with a final record of 8-9. The three captains of this year's team shared the most glory. Senior Tom Edmund 1heavyweight1 finished 22-2-O with 14 pins. Edmund also was the Christmas Tournament's Champion and achieved a third place finish in the Districts. Another senior, Bob O'Leary 11411, and Lou Tirado 11351, a sophomore, both had records of 22-1-1. Each obtained District Championships in their respective weight classes. O'Leary was the Christmas Tournament Champion and Tirado finished second. The other senior on the team, Dave Eason, did a fine job at 188 after dropping much weight since the previous season. These wrestlers, along with the rest of the team, enabled the Dragons to finish fourth in a field of eleven teams in the District 31 competition. Adding to this seasons success is Mr. O'Neil1's outlook for next year. With the team losing only three seniors to graduation, and with a J.V. record of 16-1 , the Kingsway wrestlers look like they are well on their way to a better season. Leading the team next year will be this year's varsity leter winners Chris Dibartolo 11011 Anthony Marino 11081 Sam Saporito 11221 Todd Clevenger 11291, Steve Banff 11581, and Gene Edmund 11701 all of whom are sophomores, Steve Roane 11151, the lone freshman, and two juniors, Warren Morgan 11481 and Lou Tirano 11351. Q 19 5 94 n D171 5?955WAv Bortner. A Brickner, W Brogan, A Brown, D Brown, L Callaghan, R Cannon, M Capri, G Carter, E Chew, D Cotton, K Cunningham, S D'Annibale, A Dawson, K DeAngelis, Deaver, DeM ora, DeSimone, Diggs, Doms. Donnelly, Driver, G. Driver, M. Dupper, L. Dupper, W. Durham, E. Eastlack, P. 110 Albert, C. Biaocco, T. Balestrucci, L. ff ,aff in A, e Q M. Kisela and A. Moritz, Co-Advisors Kuhar, J Leslie, J Lesyk, S Lord, E Macklern, D. Magdin, B Matteo, T. Mellon, M Mihlebach, J. Miller, T Mills, R More, G Morgan, W Mucha, M Muntz, V Murphy, R Norman, R Ogborne, J Osmun, R Owen, M Owen, S Paranto, G Perry, C Phillips, J Pinto, S Revelas, M Rizzi, J Sandberg, B Schaub, J Schlump, J 112 Scott. K. Sherwood. H. Shustcr. W. Sills. C. Sloan. C. Smith. T. K. Eva ns. Treasurer. fu 1. -Q Sparks. R. Stackhouse. A. Steftbn. S. B. Zummarclli. Secretary. Stevenson. J. Stiles. R. Sully. D. ' Susnick. H. Talley. B. 'I crry. M. Thomas. J. Thompson. M Thompson. T. 113 Tillbcrg. P Vcncliu. D Walker. .I Ward. W Wzxrncr, K Weldon. E Willis. C Yachimskc, D Zayac. B R 114 1 8412 Ahrcna. D. Amcnll. G. Anderson. D. Atkinson. S. Baez, E. Bacv. M. Baltadonis. E. Banff. Baylor. G. Bitllc. D. Black. J. Blinl. T. Boone. C. Bredbenncr, K Brown. W. Buchenhorsl, J Budd. B. Budd. Cullubiuno. C. Callubiano, D. Casella. D, Casella, I.. Certain, R. Clarke. M. Clevenger. T. Clouscr. C. Cole, D. Collins, J. Coombs. G. Crane. P. Crippen. M. 115 Curci. R Curtis. M DeJ esus, M Denelsbaek. K DeSimonc. B DeSlafano. R Dial. 'l' Diliarlolo. C Diggs. .l Dockendorff. P Donnelly. E Donofrio, L Drass, C Easllaek, P Edmund, G. Edwards. .l. Eiger. F. Elia. D. Falcone. B. Ferko. l.. Feuerborn. R. Figuroa. F. Foley, 'lf Frost. G. Gardler. J. Garrett, Gibson, C. Gibson. D. Graham. .l. Hague. M Hawkins. l. Hayden. K Hess, D Hill. Holshuc 116 B. U richer, President 2.1 1n5.2ilf D. Harris, Vice President. -QCP Horner, J. Horton. M. Hunt. G. Hylick. W. Jenkins. J. i Jones, B. 1 Kelley. J. Kelly. E. Koko. L. Kropcwnecki. C. Lee. R. Lindsay. K. Lovelace, R. Lynch, F. Mami. P. Marino. A. Marino. I. Marsh. C. Maugeri. J. Melfadden, A. Messick, K. Michael. B. Miller. N. Mills. B. MODIHHCY. M. Moore. V. Nieolra. R. Nolte. T. Nolhdurfl. N, Pielras. N. Pills. M. Posey. P. Price. G. 117 Putorti, B. Racey, T. Ramsey, T. Rdesinski, P. Reid. R. Riddle. R. Rivera, N. Rodgers, A. Rogozin. S. Ross, W. Saporito, S. Schenk, M. Schober, T. Schultz, R. Schweigart, V Scioli, T Shireman, R Siglow, P Six, T Smith, M Smith. S Souder, K. Sparks, J. Sparks, K. Stackhouse, W. Sleedley, K. Stull, R. Sweelen. T. C. Galluso. Secretary 118 R:,?gm..n3ifQsfS T . dY 'S'fsf. I Swift M Tirado, I. Toulson. S Urban. D Urie. C. Vasla. V. i i 1 ff' Walton, C. Venezia. A. 1 C. Clarke, Treasurer Wz1lson.T Wicsl. .l. Willis, P. Wilson. O. Winter. B. Woodcnd. Yurgin, P. 3 . 1' f 6 5 ., 5 - r g, ig: I, LS.. , . ,Q ...-Q16 .1 ,Q 119 119 5 Azzari. A Barber. J Barber. M Bauer, C Beamer, W Beatty, C Bendana, W Benique7, L Billingsley. K Bohn. M Borzlo, F Bredbenner. S Brickner. S Bridges, F Broadus. T Burnight. Callaghan. Callaghan. E Cama. S Capozzi, D Carney. K 120 J, Dalton. Advisor. X Albert, J. Ambruster, R. Aziz. E. Carter. E Carter. S Casclla. J Casella. S Chew, T Clemente. Coco, l Coombs, J. r 3 X Q, 6. Horner. J Howarth. K Hughes. A Hunter. A Jackson. D Jenkins. H Jenkins. P Jenkins. T Johnson. C Jones. S Joncs. W Kay. J Kecn. L Knellcr. B Kuchlcr. V. Luil. T. Leonard. I.. Lerch. K. Liles, R. Lindsay. D. Lord. W. Malinoski. B, Marcell. G. Marlin. C. Mascara, E. Masscr. C Masters. C. Maugcr. J. 122 McCann, R. McQuade, K. McTyre. K. Menden. J. Miller. R. Mills. D. Morgan, J. Moxley. J. Mullison. D. O'Leary, J. Owen. M. Owen, W. Pandorf. L. Perle, J. Peterman. K. Pelers. M. Pino. M. Posey, L. Prosser. D. Pyle, D. Reed. D. Ryan. A. Sampson. G. Sandy. R. Santos, A. Saporilo, F. Saporito. l.. Schoencr. A 123 Wills. Wilson. M Zangari. J. Zanguri. J Zcck. l,. Zubcc. R. Barber. A. Bayard. A Bayard, .I Biulc. L Block, S Bohn, K Borzio, .I Bradway, M. Braxton, D. Brennan, D. Brown, R. Bryant. M. Cairns, T. Capone. T. Carr. G. Cianeiulli, G. Clemente. C. Clouser. H. Corbin, Crane, P. Dawson, K. DiSimone. Donofry, L. Dunn, J. Edmund. T. 126 il Anderson E Bulcslrucci, M 5u... :- -SX . K, Van Zoercn, Advisor Q. QA . .gi X A Q. Ferko, B. Frank. R. QNYRTY 0. Garrett, C. Gibbs, W. C. Lloyd, President W f Hoffman. D. Holgatc. G. Holland. M. Hunt. C. Hunter, M. Hurff, QW., Gibson, S. Graham, M. Green, K. Gregal, J. Groff. C. Groody, D. Gross, B. Hampton, D Heyward, M Hickman, D. Hillman, D. Hilton, T. Hoffman, A, 127 Hargrave, D. Jackson, A. Jaramillo, R. J ohns, C J ohnson. A. Johnson. J Kuvaliunas. H Kelley, C. Kidd. Kokos. A Lundwher, T Lindsey. R Lokaj. J l.ord. M Murchclli. D. Mzistrianni. A. McCall. J McCann. A Mclcnde7. l. Miller, T Miller. S Monaco. S Morgan. A 128 KA ff 4 , Z iw Wi Sully. V ice-President Moxley. R M ullan C Musumcci. I. N olhd urfl. H N.. sxalilnqg Sandberg, D. Sandy, T. v. . Santos, F. Schultz, G. Schwenk, K. K 1. . . , .2 O'Connor, D. Owen, D. Owen, T. Payne, D. Payne, D. Pennell, F, Peters, P. Pierce, C. Pino, L. Pool, L. Poradosky, M Potzinger, R. Pratt, T. Ramsey, B, Randall, E. Redfield, S. Reeves, W. Ricci, M. Richardson, R Rival, C. Roberts, D. Ross, J. D. Liles, Secretary 129 Scott. K Scott. S Sebasliani, M Sharp. D Smith. D Springer, K. Spulcr, .I Suessmalh, Thompson. .I Tomalino. .I Tyson, l.. Urban, B Vasta, V Vera. W Vcspe. .l Walton, A Warren. C Warrington, H Wilson. D Wilson. E Wilson, K. Witchner. Yurgin. P. Yurgin 130 Stauffer. l,. T D. Jones. Treasurer Allen. J, Ambrusler. Anderson. C. Atkinson. Bacon. C. Bates. B. Batlaglia. V. Baltista. L. Benequel. J. Bermudez. .I. Borzio, M. Burlingame, D Callabiano. Camp, D. Carter. C. Cicione, T. Clark. F. Cook, D. Cotlo. K. Crcssman. M. Davis. S, DcStafano, D. DeStafano, R. DeWalt. S. Donofry. R. 131 Driver, M. Dunn, M. Dystart, M. Edwards, S. Eldridg, J. Enick, N. Everwine, C. Ferry, S Fiqueroa. V Fischer. A Galluso. A Gibbs. C Ginesi, A Goosby, M Green. C Haines.,C Hallman. 7M Hampton, D Hayden, K Hickman. S Hickman, T. Hildebolt, W. Hodnell. S. Hoffman. B. Hornig, J. Hultsch, K. 132 K. Hayden, President E W A r K V ,..,,,, , ,, W H. Gaglianone, Secrela ry A Robinson, M. Santiago, C. Santiago. J, Sawicki. B. Scioli. J. Schwcnl. D, Shana, D. Sharlow. Simkiss, C. Sims. D. Sims. J. Smith. P. 134 Nauta, J Norman. J O'Leary, M Pate, S Pyle. B Pyle. M Rapp. C Reid. A Robbins. C 1 ri . A - w si Snyder, K. Spence, J. Spencer, L. Steffen, Steward, J. Stumm, J. ffk PE, 5 Weiner, C. Williams. M. Williams. T. Williams, T. Young, M. Zubec, D. Suessmath. H Sumiel, V. Temean, F. Thomas, D. Thompson, B Thompson, J. Vega. C. T. Flowers, Treasurer 135 Y' X CON CEI? T BAND E E K, .X x A S i fi si. .1 M W ' m 4.4 I I Il-II f. ,I I II'I+If7I I'II II If fx I i-sl Xxx X NI!! IP I . I A W 3- lf , f I I!! EW If ff I Q xx: I nf J 1 ,I - - fl! ISI if ,ASQ , 'Y f'x'Q Q ,fl I , II. V EMWIN? ,si , I - I N I I I I Iifjx ,, --f , Q - ff ' S5 J f I ' Q q J jf ,II : I I I i- ' III III I II - If I ' '!I I f I I I I I I I II III' E -3:3 La gh Ip I V -xx II NI ,Y I xg 1 f' ,Q Xq MIII ' i V f XXXQS li., f-Kill, f I X f 5 jf f I AW if X f ff , -1 , 'f ' ff ,'4 ya V5 j f W V X f , rw ff fk f f w X' VA Aj14y' f,-,zjlfdffff A f 4 4 ,f f ', ll ff J .4 f ff, . fi . ff , ' img- M ,f V . pp0 Q . .. BASWLL Clayton 26 0 Delsea 5 4 Schalick 20 4 Pennsgrove 7 l Salem 8 5 ' ff' Woodstown 5 0 fi Clayton 16 2 V J Pitman 8 6 St. James fNJJ 2 l Woodstown 0 2 Gloucester 10 6 Delsea 2 l St. James CPAJ 7 0 Pennsville 7 3 Schalick 9 l Pennsgrove 9 2 Gloucester 6 l Salem I3 0 Pitman 7 1 Pennsville 3 5 Audubon 2 3' Cumberland 4 lx Cherokee l 6x t N.J.S.I.A.A. Tournament xDiamond Classic Tournament . , SITTING: S. Sapporito, W. Ross, W. Drew, B. Zahniser, M. Cannon, E. Baltadonis, K. Evans. KNEELINGZ M. Mellon, E. Lord, M. Brown, C. Seeman, C. Avsec, R. Murphy, A. McFadden, T. Clevenger. STANDING: Coach Russell, F. Casella, M. Gaglianone, C. Rival, W. Brickner, J. Dellaquilla, G. Burlingame, B. Racey, K. McLaughlin, K. Conley, Coach Crane. Baseball A t It Best The Diamond Dragons of l982, under the direction of Head Coach Bill Crane, began the season determined to improve on last year's record establishing season of seventeen wins against eight losses. With seven of last year's starting nine returning and with twelve varsity letter winners and eleven senior veterans, the Dragons looked forward to an exceptionally successful season. Our team surpassed last year's record by winning nineteen games and droppingjust four, the best baseball record in KRHS history. We established respect throughout the state - The Newark Star Ledger rating our team as the sixth best team in the entire State of New Jersey! We became Tri-County Co-Champions with a sixteen and two record, and ranked first in South Jersey polls for most of the season. Many outstanding players were part ofthe Dragon Squad. Greg Burlingame, one of the finest pitchers in the state, and top pro prospect in the Delaware Valley fscouted by over 25 Big League Scouts in one gamej was the Ace of the Staff with a record of eight wins against four losses while taking the mound against our toughest opponents. He recorded 122 strikeouts, gave up but five earned runs all year, and generally was in control of all situations. He also contributed with the bat with an average of .390. However, senior Chris Avsec was the leader of the offensive attack with an average of .429, a school-record forty-three stolen bases and a remarkable error-free tour of center field. The addition of Mike Brown, senior transferee from Clayton, solidified the pitching staff. His ten and 0 record speaks for itself, and his .373 batting average led many a rally. Further, his fire and desire inspired everyone with team spirit and enthusiasm. Joe Dellaquilla continued the superb performances of his prior three season. His expert handling of the pitching staff is shown by the nineteen victories racked up by the pitching staff. Bert Zahniser, dynamite in a small package, supplied unexpected power, Q ,gyg stroking two homers in one game. Underclassmen Andy McFadden and Ed Lord shared third base duties, while senior Chip Rival guarded the Keystone . Sack. Patrolling the outter gardens were Junior Mike Mellon and Bill Drew. Drew, a senior, drew attention with his strong throws from right field. Designated runner Kirk McLaughlin was our speed on the basepaths. This excellent team gave many thrilling moments and brought to a close what was Kingsway's finest year in South Jersey sports. .W 4247 A rf!-ff IXJJA Q' k :M 17 ' m as. ' .7-Q Q' . 'fn ,. Left to right: G. Donofrio, D. Capozzi. J. Buchenhorst, D. Black, C. Rucker, R, Eastlack. X EZ ,T M ::AA 1 f P . V ii ' ' . . V . nf . . V. w, Vff , .V , VV ,rl VVIV VV VV Vk VV Vg.. .. V ... .. V, . . . Nw V , VV . V, pV,.g. ,VW V ,gif MSW . VLZ . V. S53 yttisw .,,, ,tmSw,,, r i 1 my M V 1 N Eg' Ei B' Q f We 1J'fKWW4rf- r it f V ... A V , VAV VV , V V VV V V V , 3 V 4.2 , .. QV' NVM V f -V ,V , fw.,. ,h, . 1 V l ., V, ., U QW J ',,, ,W VTE: t X 5551, 'sassy' .VS .,Q,t.Sw,,... ws e f A ? f H V, V. ,,-' A? .V V ' V V I C : Y. V ' ' . S V ' ,. V .. . MV Z : p , . , . wash A V . ussw N650 ' WSW. . XNGSWKK w '15 '4 ' .. .. . . . 5 fl P-A ' . K' f , ri ' VNV-Vw W , , J ,f ' 2 ' ,,Vi ' .. V , WW ' VV M in n K I r s Q V , . b f , V 1 e Jn V N .Iii V- ,' ' V 1 it A V . fi 5'V VVVV . THE LIZARDS: Standing: S. Casella, G. Shute, H. Hughes, R. Miller, A. Azzari, K. Carney, G. Marcel, M. Peters, I. Thorn- s. Kneeling: B. Fish, I. Casella, S. Frampton, P. Sebastiani, S. Haines, K. Shuster, D. Prosser. Sitting: S. Roane, M. Barber, !Beam BOwenN . ,. '. . er, . , .Lord, G Gross L Saporito , f M E' j ew .... X W BOYS ' TRACK Opponents K 0 CCVTS LBJ 90 4l Delsea 35 96 Schalick 76M 54W Pennsgrove 41 90 Woodstown 105 26 Pitman 77 54 Gloucester 88 43 Clayton 93 36 Pennsville 54 77 CCVTSQBJ 100 31 Clearview 60M 702 STANDING: R. O'Neill, T. Bergin, R. Reid, O. Wilson, D. Bittle, M. Lail, C. Boone, J. Diggs, D Fauntleroy L Goslin M Owen KNEELING: E. Johns, S. Scott, C. Baker, T. Brown, M. Bone, J. Johnson, G. Strum, D. Pyle, D Eason SITTING: J. Robinson, A. Caltabiano, W. Terrell, L. Curtis, D. Jackson, L. Gattuso, G. Samson T rack Rich in Talent As it has been with many of the athletic teams this year, the Kingsway Dragon Track Team has become a respected and feared team in Tri-County. Coach Rich O'Neill has patiently worked with his track members and is now realizing the rewards of his work. The Dragons were able to turn around last year's losing record into one of which they are able to be proud f 8 wins and 4 loses. It was not an easy accomplishment, yet the team worked as a unit, and with sure point getters like Mark Lail, John Diggs, Otto Wilson, Joe Johnson and Dave Bittle as an inspiration, the others were relieved of the pressures and were given incentive to add the needed points for victory. Mark Lail was one of this season's stars. A senior, this was Mark Lail's first track season, and what he achieved was spectacular v sixth in the shot put in the State Championships, second in the discus and fifth in the shot in the South Jersey Group I Meet, and second in both discus and shot in the Tri-County competition. One can only wonderjust how good Mark Lail could have been with more experience. But Lail was not the only star, there were others in the Tri-County meet: John Diggs, a sophomore, was fourth in the high hurdlers and Otto Wilson, a sophomore, was fifth in the 400 meter run and fourth in the 200 meter run. Sophomore Dave Bittle finished fifth in the Tri- County and Gloucester County pole valuting competi- tion. The mile relay team of Joe Johnson, Charles Boone, Derwine Fauntleroy, and Otto Wilson finished fifth. Despite the loss of Mark Lail, Dave Eason Calso a strong weight manj, Joe Johnson and Al Caltabiano to graduation, the team looks to be even stronger in upcoming seasons. The fine sophomores and juniors of this year's squad will be the backbone for next year's team, and Coach O'Neill feels they're ready! Coaches Bergin and O'Neill 1 ' -I Q M f W Well .: ,L , f f v I if f' 'L L ' ' ' ff J - lf If f' .f eff fx ff , QQ ,ff W ff , .f f fr ffff X J ,Alf y ,,...,-uf 'W : f 1 'wh 'M K W , W , WH, M lwr, Z A ' l l M ww QW 41 f ? J W Vu vm: fi ,W Awww Q, X 9 GIRLS TRACK Opponents K 0 Paulsboro 46 76 Clayton 83 38 Washington Twp.5l 7l Glassboro 64M 57M Gateway 93 29 Pennsgrove 6l M 60M Clearview 69 53 Pitman 80 40 SITTING: T. Blint, R. Carney, S. Dysart, A. Dubois, D. Dupper, T. Jenkins, S. Wills, D. Lindsey. KNEELING Danna Harris CCaptainJ D. Caltabiano, J. Graham, A. Stackhouse QCaptainJ M. Davis, S. Bredbenner, J. Kemp, B. Sandberg S Terrell STANDING: M. Klaszky fCoachJ, D. Liles CManagerJ, S. Toulson, I. Cotto, W. DeStafeno ICaptainJ, V. Kutchler A Bortner P ji Husted, V. Muntz, J. Mihlebach CCaptainJ, D. Chew CManagerJ, Karen Cotto fManagerj. K laszky 's Girls A re Classy Taking into consideration that 1982 was only the second year for a formal Girl's Track program at Kingsway, it was indeed the most successful, establishing a fine six and two record. Coach Klaszky attributed the team's success to a result of plenty of hard work, desire, and an unrelenting determination to win. Although the upperclassmen were the heart and soul of this team, the underclassmen added the depth we lacked last year, as well as the flexability to juggle our line-up, which in itself won several meets for us. The team was composed of 23 girls, and only 3 were seniors. But, Oh, What Seniors! Wien DeStefano, Ernestine Diggs and Diane Dupper not only were outstanding performers but were also the mature leaders that every good team needs. Wien set new school marks in both the shot put and discus, and these C38'l0 , l 14' 5 J placed her on the Best Performance List of Girl's South Jersey Track and Field history. She placed first in the shot, discus and javelin in the Tri-County Meet, she won both the shot and discus and placed second in the javelin in the Gloucester County Championships, she was the South Jersey Group I champion in both the shot and discus, and capped this stellar year by placing second in the shot and third in the discus in the State Championship meet at Rutgers. As a result ofthis outstanding effort, she was named to the All South Jersey Girl's Track and Field All-Star Team. Ernestine Diggs was plagued by an injury in 1982 but was still able to establish five school records. She was named to the 1982 Girl's Gloucester County Track and Field All-Star Team Honorable Mention list. Diane Dupper gave the Lady Dragons the steady long and high jumper they so desperately needed. She co-holds the school record with Sue Wills for the high jump. Thejuniors were the main-stay ofthe team and are the people that are being counted on for next year's team. The f'Magnificient Seven include distance runners Joanne Mihlebach, Audrey Bortner, Val Muntz, hurdlers Anita Stackhouse and Beth Sandberg, sprinters Phyllis Husted and Jenny Kemp. These ladies are holders of numerous school records. The sophomores, Debbie Caltabiano, Danita Harris, Tracy Blint and Sherrie Toulson will develop into outstanding athletes. Nine freshmen, Robin Carney, Stephanie Dysart, Amy Dubois, Tracy Jenkins, Veronica Kuchler, Sue Wills, Monica Davis, Sue Bredbenner and Debbie Lindsay will be heard from in the future. Coach Mike Klaszky QQURIIESWLEY 'Q 149 s.saf4' gi , - ' XM. SF X' 5 Q , af V M' GW' QNX' .GW x..! ' fc. A Q ,K f, ,Q + 2 sc, if 'QM-.. 9 X ff?-tn 6' 4 ' F' Siva... MN. s.w ,.-Us 7+ as W Q gk, -Ff,y Tj7!' Y x SNA :QQ W ww swf max ,R . 4 K 5 .. S A A. A f .. , X . ii, ,rugs 17' ,wx f . 15 K. Q 150 1- 'Ml . vw L. M 6 4 ., -gm .. Q' Q 3 S, 'Q 'fix , N Q 5 Ph ,,, We ,V Q Wfbfgw Y N' X . ' -Tiff 1 M, - . ,, f .. Q, W., r-ff! Q f :fi ,171 ,L ' -4 ,,,r.W, .0 A N, ,, , , -- M., - ,V ,. 9. ,i'q:w,W . nf . .wf T.u4'2.y if - ,- .dv A .'-4 V .W fr .5 5 I Q, - - 'f Tj' kls? 'i ' ,w.,gQ.wm 4 Q .f NN. mink qv. . ... .f .1, . ,,,,,.. ,,.,.,,. 13 ff '1 M 1? + -in A-.4 f A rx.. sz ' xx. 'E iw-x i2'ff,1.',?yf - , 'Q -: 5 A -am-, 4. A . .sf fy 'rf'-5: r, - - : 'Q , .- f 'I ff-f? ,sul 1+ Opponents K Woodstown 14 Clayton 8 Gloucester 9 St. James 6 Pennsville 4 Pennsgrove 4 Delsea 4 Woodstown l l Clayton 18 Pitman 16 Pennsville Gloucester 6 Pennsgrove Schalick 6 Salem 7 Pitman Delsea 8 Salem Schalick 14 SOFTBALL STANDING: D. Urban, S. Atkinson, D. Sullivan, B. Woodend, T. Sweeten KNEELING K Hampton C Gattuso R Falcone, B. Michael. SITTING: B. Gillan, L. Ferko, I. Marino, D. Elia Softball Bounces Back The 1982 softball team showed more growth and improvement over the course of the season than coaches Marianne Kisela and Anna Ward had even hope for. The team's 4 and 15 record is not indicative of their skill and ability. The team fielded a young group, with one senior, Fawn Lynch, threejuniors, Kathy Hampton, Rita Falcone and Barb Gillan, nine sophomores, Tammy Sweeten, Linda Ferko, Ida Marino, Sharon Atkinson, Beth Woodend, Beth Michael, Danette Elia, Debbie Urban, and Carole Gattuso, and two freshman Tina Rogers and Donna Sullivan. The girls can be proud ofthe fact that they were never shut out and that six oftheir losses were by one run. A positive factor was the strength with which the team finished the season. After losing most oftheir games, the team finally jelled, played excellent ball, and won 3 of their final 4 games. Coack Kisela ,ffff W was 3 X Standing: J. Coombs. K. Sparks. L. Davis. K. Spanos. A. Schooner. M. Pino, Kneeling: K. Warner. F. Lynch. J. Horner. E. Donnelley. K. Spcrhcr. Sitting: 'l'. Doms. R. Curci. T Rogers. C. Masser. K. McQuade. 154 . - ,- ,. t..,,.t .sw .MEX dx Nw ---.....,,- - X 635 Standing: l,. Hodnctt, C. Kelly. Sitting: T. Edmund, R. Brown. iw: xQ'f4 W f A ' Opponents K 0 Pennsgrove l 4 Delsea 5 0 Woodstown 3 2 Pennsville 3 2 Salem 4 l Pitman l 4 Schalick 5 0 St. James fN..I.J 5 0 Clearview 4 l Pennsgrove 2 3 Delsea 5 0 Woodstown 2 3 Pennsville l 4 Salem 4 l Pitman l 4 Schalick 2 3 Woodbury l 4 QNJSIAAJ TENNIS Standing: Coach Schoener, B. Kendig, C. Woolson, F. Sperber, J. Jones, T. Billbrough, B. Talley, W. Hylick. Kneeling: A. Gottsch, H. Jenkins, T, Miller, T. Schober, W. Urcher, C. David, W. Ward Tennis ets Tourney Bid The Kingsway tennis program was expected to peak this season inasmuch as five of the seven varsity players were seniors. The team did do well, reaching the South Jersey Group I semi-finals, but one can't help thinking - only if. There were many key incidents in the playoff match against Woodbury that could have placed the Dragons into the finals of the South Jersey Group I tournament, but these were not to happen. Although the Dragons fell short in the state gournament, they have nothing to be unhappy about. The overall team record was 9-8 and could have easily been much more impressive. Some matches were very close, and others should have never been lost - but all-in-all the Dragons did theirjob, and Coach Tom Schoener has reason to be proud. Bryan Kendig was the most dependable of all varsity players, having a record of 14-2. He is only ajunior and will definitely be the focal point of next year's team. Along with Bryan, the first doubles team ofseniors Fred Sperber and Tim Billbrough could also be counted on to come up with a match point in most situations C6-3 wf a loss by forfeitj. The second doubles, consisting of senior Al Gottsch and junior Brad Talley, came up with its share of wins Cl l-41, many times their effort being the deciding factor in a match. The other two varsity starters were Calvin Woolson at first singles, and Joe Jones at second singles. Calvin C5-125, a senior, was very impressive in the number one spot, playing some ofthe best competitors and always putting up a fight. Joe, also a senior, had his share ofwins playing in another tough spot on the team. Lest we forget, the performances by incredible Harry Henry Jiles Jenkins, Ill, another senior and the teams multi-purpose fill-in where needed were important to the team's success. Overall, it was a good year for the Dragons. lt has been a long time since boy's tennis has seen tournament play, and it was a good feeling. Although many members are leaving, Coach Schoener is optimistic about next years team, for some formidable players are ready to take their turn. Good luck! 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J 'T' I A 47 V . , J f if if 159 GGL F Opponents K O Woodbury M 5 W Clearview 2 4 Glassboro l 5 CCVTS CBD 2 4 Schalick 2 4 Pennsgrove 2 4 Pennsville IM 4M Salem 2 4 Pitman M SW St. James l 5 Gateway l M 45 Williamstown 2 4 Gloucester 2 4 Woodbury l 5 Pennsgrove 2 4 Pennsville l 5 Pitman M 5 M KNEELINGZ C. Clouser, S. Siglow, J. Coyle. STANDING: D. Kraft, K. Bredbenner, M. Gould, P. Crane, R. Hall, G. Paranto, J. Milchanoski. Seniors Lead The Wa The Kingsway golf team this year suffered through a winless season. However, two seniors, Mark Gould and Reggie Hall, had outstanding campaigns. Mark Gould, Kingsway's number one golfer, lost only three times in eighteen matches. Reggie Hall, the number two golfer on the team, bettered his 500 record from last year. Both boys tied for second in the Tri-County championship, x and as a result became Tri-County First Team All-Stars. Returning golfers for next season will be Gary Paranto, Casey Clouser, Paul Crane and Jim Coyle. Coaches Kraft and Milchanoski 160 fr t x 41 Y 4 in ' x 8 41 L .. fc '1', x KX Q sz , . f 1 ,f X W f xx x XX 3 Yo , 1 af I XR if ff' M I is ' ' 1 Ax ib 1 X v xx x ' is --5..- . 161 ACTI STUDENT COUNCIL L. Yoder Advisor NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY W. Crane Advisor KEY CLUB M. Fredericks Ethel Martell Advisors 162 IIT My 'T' NURSES AIDES J, Lore Advisor GUIDANCE AIDES M. Czoch Advisor LIBRARY AIDES M. Coffey Advisor AUDIO-VISUAL AIDES D. Gallo Advisor ASTRONOMY CLUB D. Kraft Advisor EIGHTH-GRADE BAND J, Dalton SENIOR CHORUS J. Dalton SKI CLUB R. Lerch J. Milchanoski 164 Advisors JUNIOR CHORUS J. Dalton Advisor SEVENTH GRADE BAND J. Dalton Advisor ff . egg! tiff if me STAGE CREW J. Cavanagh Advisor SKI CLUB R. Lerch J. Milchanoski Advisors 165 INDOOR GUARD M. Kicsla Advisor STAGE BAN D J. Eitel Advisor BRASS ENSEMBLE J, Eitel Advisor K INGSWAY CH RONICLE M. Coffey Advisor MEM RIMM Cheryl Ann Sholders 5-l-67 - 3-7-82 Like love we don 'I know where or why Like love we can 't compel! or fly Like love we open weep Like love we seldom keep. WH. Auden 157 f A X... ' we 3. .1 E XX S . Q -..fw5, N, Ny X f X ?'S R 4, ..V' , , m 1, 4 A i 'ff L 0 egg MZ 3? g 'P l' f i L 3' , -il yt Q 4 'f' ,, QM .sf H K, f V0 QU ...W - , ,W i 93? ici? y 42 52 -vw 3- f 5 if ' f , 4 , 1 N ik J AM 711. QZZE 1 . A Q41 ff? na' I ,ms U Gr 'L 1 fu x . X, YIM., .. ., X fx Q X X Q if x N .X X ,K Qgx QW ' 2 . Y ' --,, 4' if I X Q ' XKNX U, W vv ,Q , 'Q .g f 'gf an ii: X f N AQ 2 Qfiffig.. ,i 3 i ,M M . 1,5 I .,, F221-f f , . fn V my FLORIDA X XX X , '1l,.t.:,K .SQA : N X '44, X ' A 1' ,fygglly 5 F' - ' Ay 5 f-, 1'-fbx ' ' IO 'Semi f 4 ' 1,-5 X' - . ff WS- I ' ffl' ' i X f ' I 3 w K f , kg, Q ' -f- E- ,, -.4 -1-'il xii '-1. -5: 2-, -'lu' fx f 5 X 4 P1924 , 'Wx 2, Win 21 Q 7 ,,,I 1, J X ,,,,,,,, M f , f W f y 1, , ,,,,,1.:. N 1 R. 172 div 'W W Q Af, 'M gk X . fm A W, ff, 2' 3 Q gwezgg WW-....X. ,...-,,-..- N' l,l...1 l..Lnsi A k,:::5 Jrrf W-A ::::-: X ---- wg:::srz,ss:fvg:: M- SK e - ,iw , -kige,f1k-vig gg-ggi:-1,-:ia - .... . LA ,M f My I ,,,V 4. Q, .. Vita 'Pd f ? 4 S. g R X W i ' -gtk 5 ., m K , J1- xfrm-wmx E' L f f 1 4 'S E 1 5 3 Av an T 15' wi? YN AQ' SSNEXX ,ggyev-wwf . . 2 3, K . WM JWUBZZUN A+ A 2 , 1 W' ':1,., Q 'f XA -- N. xv, ,. ms nf' M ww , , f .4 fm PRGPTENADE w.m .J PQ. EJ 4. IU7 . Tx gf' ff' 5 ' - 2 5 X 176 127 x ,, 'W in 4- ! , f f M 4 4' Q tb' 5 2 ff ,, if M X 'Nw F s-'if 1' Ik 7 W , 4 2,1 A ff' 3 gf L J' if f sh' I m 25 1. lg!! W ? 2 MOST STUDIOUS BEST ALL AROUND Al Gottsch Al Caltabiano 4 -A---M 5. C Randi Davis Diane Dupper K.. 1 X nf . ,X ,gf X 1 vs 3 , f tx, , gi fx K. l il, CLASS THESPIANS Bill Horner Lori Hunt N , ,' l 'I ' , fff' X 'Jill i 5,4 i jf X ll I 1 'AIM 1 ,xi 7 if X f Y .A - f 0 1 i S ' wzvy-jv,',Qi'Y A A5:fJ5?7,,i,y if ' 'I' vi' f' . W f.s Qiaul. 'il I, 47 f C MOST CHARISMA: Kevin Faumleroy, Rebecca Eastlack A. , ... V Yi K, -, , .Lriv-f ' ,faq g gi ?X ,s- ff:- SQQ 1 Q.., h -lf - ff' K- Q - -5? 1, ' i 'e 180 K. BEST MUSICIANS Kirk McLaughlin Kelly Ogren M NR K X X K X as SXS .... .. K-ai X i.iLi iiii 5 1535. Q if f ' v-. A A af A A X, af V ' I 35 fi I ' x 'A 2 1 if AW if 2, I 4 I 9' ,V A . ' M H , , ia ' f Q3 f , T1 I , f fe? Mi ,. I I 1 f at gm , , 1,-orfff oy . i 4? ', jf' .-Q' iff 1 1 f v H , MOST ATHLETIC: Greg Burlingame, Wien DeStafeno V MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT: Mike Murphy, Margie Lloyd GIFT Ol: GAB: Dave Eason Dana Clark px- . 'NYG-' .S L IN' -f QQ-xy wif MOST ARTISTIC: Lew Morrison, Linda Donofrio CI ASS FLIRTS Mike Brown Denise BEST LOOKING: Mark Lail Sue Pvle BESI SFNSE OF HUMOR B111 Horner Patty Sleedley Lge M gp-Q: ' er 4 'W' M5 X 1. I gi MOST CONGENIAL Al Caltabiano Rebecca Eastlack 'is nf' NICEST SMILE Dave Eason Carol Lokaj DID MOST FOR THE CLASS Joe Jones Kzllic DcSimonc ,-- -W LANCER STAFF Co-Editors: Associate Editor: Co-Art Editors: Underclassmen Editor: Head Typist: Business Manager: General Staff: Junior Editors: Advisor: Assistant Advisor: Class Advisor: Randi Davis Rebecca Eastlack Fran Grasso Linda Donofrio Diane Dupper Patti Pitts Sherri Riehl Wien DeStafeno Carla Elia Maria Falcone Reggie Hall Bill Horner Nancy Moore Loraine Williamson Calvin Woolson Paula Zappala Lisa Justice Terri Smith Brad Talley Francis Marks Joni Peifer Thomas Gruber LANCER Seated: R. Eastlack, F. Grasso, R. Davis. Kneeling: W. DeStafeno, L. Donofrio, D. Dupper, Brad Talley Standing: F. Marks, L. Justice, P. Pitts, T. Smith, B. Horner. 184 Zi J M X 4 lr X I . X ' 1 X X 'gn srl 0 I' KR Board Educatnon I' f Educatro E uca' Wmtcr Fish Mem- Staff Church of Swedes- if gdoseph an Tracy f Scholarship Dana Clark Teachers , Mark E2lSiCI'Il Si X W carrler X f x S R 1 o a QNX Bene N l 7 Thomas E KR iBoard of Metalkfshop Cynthia Ferko - D 2nd Place - Key S 5 OI' TOP TE N ,N Randi Davis Joe Jones U Tracy Horner n ii fi Harry Jenkins Klrk Mcldaughlin Chip Rival Eleanor Buchenhorst 7 UNE I8 1982 188 as 0 by BEST WISHES FROM Cathy and Niclis RESTAURANT I ', AT'5Q +. fQI, . '4 VM I ,ff 'L I MIIIIII s, I I III L .1 - I 'L I 'W-'II JI I ' ' III I I- If X' f - X I n W T , I X Il WI' I'fIgI 'II ' ' - f T I I I lI l'IILQIIII'III I SD 7 I n I' II A TWO LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU: KINGS HIGHWAY 46 SOUTH MAIN STREET SWEDESBORO, NJ. MULLICA HILL, NJ. 467-1888 478-2964 BUSINESS HOURS 6 A.M. to 4 P.M. OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK WE SERVE BREAKFAST - LUNCH - DINNERS ALL HOMEMADE COOKING TO EAT IN OR TAKE OUT - CALL AHEAD FOR TAKE OUT ORDERS - C PLIME TS of a FR EN The Most Distinguished Name In School and College Iewelry The L. C. Balfour Company 5043 Westfield Avenue Pennsauken, N. I. Your Absolute Guarantee of Perfect Satisfaction Unmatched Quality Dashing Style Complete Security Compliments of Tremont Realty Co. Brokers Ronald J. Venuto Melvin C. Snrader Cedar Road Mickleton, N.J. 423-1665 Realtor!IVl.L.S. Dutch Inn Congratulations to Our Girl Friday RESTURANT NI0TELFI1Il7I1?S g'ECE4 TERING Paula Zappala AT VERYMODERN PRICES Fr0m.Y0ur Office Eamiliy SUPERB FACILITIES FOR Love, John, Kay, Mike, FIO, Jackie, Diane and Caro Banquets Fa?h'On Shows ' - ',,' .- Our Policy ls To Improve Your Policies Busmess Mectmgs . 1 Weddmgs SOCIHIS L John G. Nothdurft gl SON, Inc. Luncheons , nog, 252 Kings Highway Breakfast itll-1 I .s.. Swedesboro, NJ. 08085 Proms 4 ,,, -15 -J -9 2 467-1500 Live Entertainment In Our Lounge 423-6600 295 E. Harmony Rd. Gibbstown, N.J. 192 STEVEA. SURBELLO South Jersey Pollution Control, Inc. T oral R f' S ' e znery ervzces P.O. Box 28 - 209 Harmony Road Mickelton, New Jersey 08056 609 - 423-1454 Tolse Our I Home Delivery PENN SANDWICH SHOP Pizzos - Hoogies - Steaks Bedsen Wloge Center I Swedesboro, NJ 08085 194 C6095 467-0850 I BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1982 UNICO MAIIK MARKETS, INC. Anthony 8: Roberta Ceci Owners Sandwiches - Our Specialty Store ii 1321, Mt. Royal Plaza Paulsboro, NI 08066 f609l 423-9789 fix si lp l Q' -4- ' AUTO REPIMR Convery 3' A uto Repair Inc. Kings Highway 8L Glen Echo Avenue Swedesboro, N.J. 08085 Radiator Repair JOHN CONVERY Proprietor Phone 467-3360 Trans. Shop 467-0229 Radiator 467-0285 u no 'lxnovl tw sc 91,1 Pepsi Challenge N Delaware Scoreboard TOTAL TESTS 540,241 Ufg PREFER PCPSI CDI 327 456 6 PREFER Coca-Cola 212 735 39 4 Best Wishes from your friends and neighbors at Midlantic MIDLANTIC Midlantic National Bank X South Serving Southern New Jersey G Member F.D.I.C I PEPSI I .J PSI COLA A N R TRADEMARKS OF PEPSICO, INC. v e Congratulations A nthon y and the Class of '82 Auction 9-12 Casella Bros. S ons Inc. Helms Avenue Swedesboro, New Jersey 08085 Fruits and Vegetables Office: 8 to 5 609f467-1700 196 fglmgig: Iiwzfmt Best Wishes to the Class of '82 Murphy's Farm Market Fresh Produce Fresh Seafood Daily U.S. Route 322 - Swedesboro, N.J. 08085 609f467-1885 609! 467-0602 467-0607 Congratulations Class of 1982 Grasso Foods, Inc. Frozen Food Processor 2011467-2222 Route 2 - Box 11 - Swedesboro, N.J. Petetti Motors Used Trucks - Sales 8a Service Kings Highway Swedesboro, New Jersey Reno Petetti, Proprietor Saving Energy Begins At Home. . .Ask Us!! Agway Petroleum Cedar Road Clarksboro, N.J. 478-2082 See the friendly folks at Franklin for FAMILY HOME LOAN AND SAVINGS SERVICES M orzgage Loans College Loans Savings Accounts Sire Financing Travelers Checks Christmas Clubs Pgsgbogk Lggns Money Orders Vacation Clubs Improvement Loans Savings Ceffwfflfes . . . .and now, NOW ACCOUNTS Home Office Salem 137 West Bway. SWEDESBORO PENNSVILLE WOODSTOWN 450 Kings Hwy. 260 North Bway. 2 South Main St. 198 Roberts 81 Leach Solid State Inc- Alarms Insurance Burglar 1' Fire 1 Auto Central Station Service Free Estimates 191 Kings Highway C6091 467-0843 Mount Royal New Jersey Phone 16091 423-2445 UNION P 1 T H OW L b Travelers Plaza om - or ore- urn er- Moson Moferiol -Mllwork Auto!-Huck H.G. Green Lumber Co. Established 1887 Service 6 Quolily Our Speciolry Phone 423-1025 125 KINGS HIGHWAY MT. ROYAL, NJ. 08061 Interstate 395 gl Nlt. Royal Exit P.0. Box 400 - Paulsboro, NJ. 08066 Q 609-423-5500 199 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '82 FROM DeWalt Manufacturing Company Cohawkin Road Clarksboro, N.J. Roger DeWalti609l 423-1207 Cold Beer Swedesboro l King 's Liquors i For Your Favorite Beverages Mike Falciani 467-0333 Logan Pharmacy 12-13 Villoge Center Drive Swedesboro, N.J. 467-4242 Purily - Accurocy Offering Our Neighbors 46 Years of dependable service Compliments of JAMES B. KIRBY INSURANCE AGENCY Office: 95 N. Main Street Nlulllca Hill, N.J. 478-4545478-2523 Fire 8 Homeowners, Automobile, Workers Compensation and Public Liability I ..a::aq. l609l 423-3220 X , DUN 81 BERT'S CUSTARD I Best Wishes Paulsboro Sporting Goods Inc. 635 W. BRCAD STREET Paulsboro plaza PAULSBORO- NJ- 08866 Paulsboro, New Jersey 08066 Try Our Ice Cream Cakes ROBERT L. STONE U BARBARA L, STQNE Hours 10 to 9 Daily Owners to 5 Sunday 1 I I-1' I '1 ? '-ii' l Russell Zappla Harry Zappala -v fQU3?3 .. W ! cXLQQ4g,e A Buddy s Tavern ggzfg Sandwiches ' Pizza Packaged Goods Haircoloring 467-0052 Swedesboro 467-4027 Latest Styling Cuts Center Square Road vlarshall and Jeri Oldham Swedesboro, NJ 08085 609 423-4277 . L L Jlm-El News KU H N EL Agency WELDING 438 Kings Highwoy M h - I C t Swedesboro, NJ. Stag, iggjcatgcsractors Hollmorls Cords Stuffed Toys - R ssell-Stover Condy Gifts H Rd,Mklt ,N.J. 06 U armony 03 IC eon 08 5 School Supplies Buxton Wallets CLARENCE KUHNEL 467-0107 , Schoener's EXXON Station Compliments of PO Repairs - Lubrications Complete Brake Service Behind the Post Office Bear Wheel Alignment 62 Balancing 521 Kings Highwoy Midsleton, NJ. 08056 227 N. Kings Highway, Swedesboro, N.J. 08085 201 Congratulations ana' Best Wishes to Al ana' the Class of '82 Fireside L ounge Kings Highway Swedesboro, New Jersey 467-2700 Hot and Cold Sandwiches Package Goods Daily Hours: Mon. thru Sat. I0 a.m. to 1 a.m. Sunday Hours: 1 p.m. - 10 p.m. Good Luck to the Closs of 1982 N f FOOD PRODUCTS Swedesboro Division Farmers Produce 6: Supply Co. Dealers ln Fruit - Produce - Fertilizer Lime - lrisecticides Storage and Packages Guest Ave. - Swedesboro, NJ. 08085 467-0650 467-0651 ' Phone: 609!467-3131 YAMAHA Justice Enterprises Tires - Motorcycles - Snowmobiles Kings Highwoy - Miclsleron, NJ. 08056 Beds 6 Gil Jusfice, Owners Sebastiano Romeo Sweer Pororo Worehouse Dealer in Fruits and Produce Phone: 467-0158 203 Congratulations to Mike Marino Broker - Shipper - Repacker Alfred S. Leone Produce Inc Fruit - Produce R.D. 2, Box 116 Monroeville, New Jersey 08343 6091769-2 1 47 - 609!691-072.1 609! 46 7-O3 1 3 Congratulations Michael and Class of '82 MARINO BROS. INC Box 32 - Vestry Road., RD. 42 Svvedesboro, New Jersey 08085 6091769-3468 Specializing in Quality Fruits and Vegetables Russ, Harry Jr., Benny, Mike Andy fine ER. Fax Temnorist I Congratulations Class of 1982 F elician Flowers Ron-Son Foods Inc Flowers for All Occasions , ' Lou and Mildred Fezio 739 E. Broad sr. SWedeSb0r0 423-6560 Gibbstown, N.J. 08027 I 0 , ' I 0 '-- A T A COUNTRY STU DIO ' 250 Kings Highway Swedesboro Phone 467-3052 smofsroaf... ,,,- ., RELIABLE GARAGE, mc. 3533240 A wr OFF WHHR Telephone 467-1200 Auburn and Locke Ave. SLALERS I A WEDWNG PACKAC NAME . Q SWEDESBORO, NEW JERSEY 08086 frscsffsffgznfszge Q ,rg 0 ,f . - A IJQLZTZSSZSSTS X14 X 'WSUUIHSS A iff' 'B r C2El?2Z:?flf33EZ.,y 'Custom POFUH U rion Agency, Inc. l General Insurance 0 452 Kings Highway Swedesboro, NJ. 08085 467-0709 206 CATCH FULL x WA' SERVICE BANKING at the Qggqgggnol Bank Q GIoucexterCc2HQ5H T0 CALL ANY 0FFICE: 845-5800, 589-0600, 694-I 173 Flowers For All Occosion Sweeten Bros. Florist Clorlssboro Woodbury Stores Clorksboro, N .J. 08020 Speciolizing in Plonrs The Kingswoy Regionol H.S. KEY CLUB Congratulates the Class of '82 GOOD LUCK Lori Hunt - President Fron Grosso - Wce President Toni D'AnniboIe - Secretory Luonne Bolesrrucci - Tremurer Mr. Fredericks, Advisor Mrs. Morrell, Advisor w4u..Ji:.:'TN?l' l. mgpmrml i Y E....d'Jgzi?dfue,.,i1: PM Gfv jf iggw G22 es ig? VXWQS' in , n fs X fra os, v A Cr 22 e oigziiss F einen if Y X Zio, SWL, 9 KG, jj X I lp!.LU.lCL lgpoqlq . 9 an E viii? 'ly C irfwf emo 5 C f ix Qi? VL f W3 Br? J N JA Q-,gy Sara Hggigliginownbng ww WV WW Q CHX O' N ir Q9 Q2 Q Wg X C' W 25 W I ' C fs 'xwguo wb WM! OW! XMB QNX QMKW4 David A. Stecher Welding 84 Fabricating Various Industrial Gases Oxygen - Acetylene - Mapp Propane - CO2 - Argon Bottle lenses Available Portable Welding and Cutting Telephones: Shop: 609!467-3558 Residence: 609!467-0881 PROMPT - PROFESSIONAL SERVICE Box 241 - Township Line Road Swedesboro, N.J. 08085 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 I-Iwy., Swedesboro - 467-1995 Kingsway Education A ssociation PRESIDENT - MARIANNE KISELA VICE -PRESIDEN T - WILLIAM MOORE SE CRE T AR Y - EILEEN SHANAHAN TREASURER - PA TRICIA YULO Mr. Baker Mr. Harris Mr. Rajczy Mr. Bergin Mr. Hunt Mr. Russell Mr. Cassidy Mr. Ianotti Mrs. Sarbello Ms. Carniolo Ms. Katurkes Ms. Schiepan Mr. Cavanaugh Mrs. Kisela Mr. Schneck Mr. Clark Mr. Klaszky Mr. Schoener Miss Coffey Mr. Kraft Miss Shanahan Mr. Crane Mr. Lerch Mrs. Smith Mr. Cunningham Mrs. Lore Ms. Soback Mr. Dalton Mr. Lukas Mrs. Stanley Mrs. Dill Mr. Marks Miss Suiter Ms. Duffy Mrs. Martell Mrs. Timon Mr. Eitel Mr. Milchanoski Mr. Urion Mrs. Frazier Mr. Moore Ms. VanZoeren Mr. Fredericks Mr. Moritz Miss Ward Mr. Gallo Mrs. Morton Mrs. Yoder' Mrs. Gattuso Mr. O'Neill Mr. Yourison Mr. Gruber Miss Peifer Mrs. Yulo Serving our Youth Professionals in Education EST WISHES rom the K ingswa 'Dragon Marching Band Band Fronts Ms. Marianne K isela, Director Honor Guard - Carole Enick, Linda Pino, Mary Still, Kim Peterman, Michelle Fischer. Rifles - Rebecca Eastlack, captain, Squad members: Diane Dupper, Darlene Sully. Silks - Kim Hudson, captaing Squad members: Janet Coombs, Tina Doms, Jill Shute, Lyn Tumbelty, Barb Zammarrelli, Kim Warner, Kathy Crispin, Barb Gillan, Patricia Posey. Maj orettes - Tammy Landwher, captain, Squad members: Kathy Hampton, Kelly McQuade, Terri Smith, Kathy Wigmore. Feature Twirlers -- Linda Goslin and Lisa Justice. Dragon Mascot - Liz Aziz. Playing Band Mr. James E iteL Director Drum Majors - JoAnn Brown and Lori Hunt. Captains - Brass: Kirk McLaughlin and Mark Stecherg Percussion: Reggie Fudge Hall and Tracy Horner, Woodwinds: Fran Grasso and Janis Posey. Brass Line - Bill Gibbs, Bill Owen, Nancy Kickem, Ann Ryan, Donna Sulivan, Fred Sperber, Gregg Carr, Doug Barton, Scott Brickner, Alex Kokos, Jennifer Black, Doug Frank, Michael Pitts, Chip Rival, Frank Bridges. Percussion Line - Lisa Donofrio, Linda Zeck, Tom Foley, Bill Drew, Pat Willis, Rick Sparks, Sam Grasso, Jon Thompson, Luanne Balestrucci, June Schaub, Denise Black. Woodwind Line - Kelly Ogren, Wendy Reeves, Toni D'Annibale, Linda Pool, Patti Pitts, Gina Donofrio, Georgia Kokos, Sharon Stackhouse, Paul Groshardt, Jean Buchenhorst, Kim Sperber, Linda Posey Michelle Pino, Beth Carter, Robin Brown, Sherry Owen, Veronica Kuchler, Dawn Ogren, Loretta Hodnett, Linda Donofrio, Donna Capossi. Officers - Kelly Ogren, president, Rick Sparks, vice-president, Linda Donofrio and June Schaub, Librarians. 212 ' Compliments of K .R .H .S . STUDENT COUNCIL President Joe Jones Executive Council Margo Engle Vice President - Harry Sherwood Cliff Henderson Secretary Katie DeSimone M zchelle Leon Treasurer Wien DeStafeno Brad Tally Members Lorraine Alberto Roberta Garrison Janis Posey Mark Stecher Bill Horner Al Caltibiano David Dupper Nance Moore Rebecca Eastlack Randi Davis Joanne Milhebach Kristen Evans Val Muntz Barb Zammarreli Dawn Ogren Beth Michael Jenny Jenkins Gina Capri Linda Goslin Paul Crane Carol Gattuso Tracy Blint Sue Bredbenner Patricia Posey Kim Steedley Carol Enick Ron Lerch Davis Prosser Sharon Stackhouse Sara DeSimone Thonam Hilton Denise Liles Roberta Richardson Lisa Tyson Carolyn Bacon Sheryl Ferry Anne Marie Gattuso Theresa Marsh Veronica Sumiel Ken Kolodziejski Janet Coombs Lori Hunt Sue Wills Phone: 423-2775 HAIR STYLISTS Kings Hwy. 8L Whiskey Mill Rd. Clarksboro, N.J. Ilutary CHARTEFIED APFHL 12, West llcptfurll PRESIDENT Ron Venuto lst V P d Don Wagner 2nd V P d Bill Stout Se y Mel Shrader Ill T Ed Meyer Sg A Gary Aslanian Cl b S Andy Chesn y V l S Mitch Czo h C y S Graham B I 1 S To R 1974 Service Above Sebw' He Profits Most Who Serves Best Aiding Education Through Community Services 609-769-1 880 BRADWI-lY'S FURNITURE New and Used - Bought and Sold Franklin Bradway Main Street Phyllis Bradway Harrisonville, N.J. 08039 16091 467-2525 SWEIIJES Sl?llDlil'lTE3 llll lli Slllllhll Phillies Ticket Agency Distributor - Wilson Athletic Equipment Specializing in All Team Equipment Ralph H. Baker, Ir. Gary W. Stecher At Beckett No. 2 Village Center Swedesboro, NJ. 08085 215 Gloucester Co. S.P.C.A . Law enforcement Box 55A Swedesboro, N.J. 08085 467-0182 Mrs. Agatha Abruzzo, President New Jersey State Agent The Abruzzo Non-Profit Animal Clinic 903 Kings Highway Swedesboro, N.J. 08085 Low cost spay and neuter clinic Congratulations To The Class of 1982 from KINGS WA Y MOTOR COMPANY Y Kings Highway - Swedesboro, NJ. 467-2200 C ON GRA T ULA T IONS tg thg CLASS OF 1982 to time from the CLASS OF 1985 iron Advisor: Jon Dalton Advisor: Kimberly Van Zoeren President Kian Conley Vice President Tim Frank Secretary Robin Carney President C S Y U d a e oy Treasurer Ron Lerch Vice President Kelly Sully Secretary Denise Liles Treasurer Danny jones Congratulations 0laSfrg:n1982 OT T 0 C. RODE, INC. class of 1987 Swedesboro, New Jersey Kim Hayden President Mike George Vice President J? Helene Gaglianone Secretary V 4 Tina Flowers Treasurer N Advisor: Ann Uschak Suueeess to llilemmlmers Air ol? Glass oil T 2 lfroiim Time lillass oi? 1153 33 Co-Advisors: M. Kisela, A. Moritz President D. Ogren V. President M. Engle Secretary B. Zammarelli Treasurer K. Evans BUTTER - CHEESE - HAM LUNCHEON MEATS TAKE OUT Chicken and Seafood '72 ode 's Roost Retail Store - 467-0929 5 YOUR Glharh illurniturz Harrisonville Lake Road . 1 Q SH between Harrisonville Lake OPC!! 7 Days 9 ' 9 d R t 40 E R CONTENTMENT Wzlodstoovgnf N.J. 769-2019 Sunny Brook Nursery, Inc. Wholesale Only Route 45 at Mile Post 13 fRJD.l BOX374 SvVedesboro,lJu1.08085-9654 609f 769-1315 The Kingsway Regional High School Key Club congratulates The Class of 1982 Good Luck Lori Hunt - President Fran Grasso - Vice President Toni D'Annibale - Secretary Luanne Balestruci - Treasurer Elder's Appliances Sales and Service Harrisonville, NJ 769-2812 Compliments of Bunnell Plastics, Inc Manufacturers of Engineered Maytag - Westinghouse - Kitchenaid Plastic Products for lndustry Interstate 295 and Harmony Road Mickleton, N.J. 08056 Kristy and Terri Savidge The Haynes Mike Gibbs '90' Bev, Wayne, and Raymond Guy Bill and Janet Riggs Christine Gibbs '87' Chris Uricher Christine '87' Good Luck class of '87 The Gibbs family Estelle L. Baylor Bill and Jane Gibbs Roy L. Baylor Bernice Walker Delma Noel Royaletts of Mt. Royal Mr. Nathaniel Beverly Mrs. Helen Clark Theima M. Coleman Mrs. Henry Verlander Sammy Casella, Jr. Dennis and Marcia Mozier The buick: Gia, Shar, Lee Beuford, Best of luck, Liz Kissyface Vince!! Big Chief, Red Cheeks Spanish III, noway Jose R.U. Class of '85 Pat and Dan AH I-IO6-6 Class of '84 Nl Pat 8L Diane Kelly and kids Russell Leone Produce Gina and Michael Muglie Fox Tail Farm Breezy Hill Acres Lois and George Chapman Billy and Dale Chapman Kim 8L Jeff MacDonald Burk :SL Beth Hulst Mr. XL Mrs. William Walls Mr. 8L Mrs. Suessmuth Heather Suessmuth '87' Mr. and Mrs. Elmer B. Owen Elizabeth Pidgeon Harold S. Carter Edna Thompson Class of '87' Todd Suessmuth Class of '86' Troy Suessmuth Class of '89' Mr. EL Mrs. E. Baumiester Guy Muir Mrs. Muir and Sharlene Muir Mr. XL Mrs. G. Suessmuth Mr. :SL Mrs. J. West Mr. 8L Mrs. T. Canulli Phil, Stella and Kim Pyle Char EL Don Pyle and family Good Luck, Sue, Aunt San, Uncle Bob Bob Rick Bon The Kirbys The Range family Will XL Rue Misero The Platts Mr, 8L Mrs. Roger Phillips Mr. 8L Mrs. Michael Groody Mr. 8L Mrs. Alfio S. Sorbello Mr. 8L Mrs. Joseph Maccarone Jim and Tom Maccarone Mr. 8L Mrs. Corson Mr. 8L Mrs. Pat Licciardello Lots of Luck Jimmy, Grandmom Lots of Luck Jimmy. Grandpop Joyce Wright Good Luck Jimmy, V. Lyndia Hash Mr. 8L Mrs. William James Mr. 8L Mrs. James Sparks Mr. 8L Mrs. Gene Perry Mr. 8L Mrs. Harry Wright Fil TRONS Mr. 8L Mrs. Blacklock Mr. 8L Mrs. Harlod Dolbow Mr. JL Mrs. Carleton Johnson Mrs. Alice More Barbara Wright Mr. Norman Kirkbride Mr. 8L Mrs. John Robbins Mr. 8L Mrs. Earl Dolbow Mr. 8L Mrs. James Beck Mr. 8L Mrs. Gerry Michael Ms. Diane Camiolo I LOVE MICK JAGGER!! Mr. 8L Mrs. John Foster Mr. JL Mrs. Edward Gentile Mr. gl Mrs. Paul Callaghan Beth and Dan Mr. 8L Mrs. David Bacon Mr. 8L Mrs. Gerald Michael Jr. Mr. 8L Mrs. John N. Gentile Dr. 8L Mrs. Larry Green Mr. 8L Mrs. Samuel Jenkins, Jr. Mr. B's 6th per. class loves MICK JAGGER JOANN MICHAEL EGGS! EGGS! EGGS!! from Edie Renee loves Mike forever Helter Skelter M.C. Mike loves Renee forever Good luck Renee - love Frank and Kathy Good Luck from Mary Best wishes from Rich and Sara Brenda And Eric Rosemary Casella Lizards are Bl Class of '87' Kim Hayden Ian and Eric Bartoszek Christine Randazzo Mr, and Mrs. Bartoszek Blondie Pazulski Good Luck Kim and Karl The Buzz Sisters PLK Dusty, Buzz. and Spacey Big Timber Lake Campground 'SI' C, E, and J - 7th per. S.H. French stinks - R, C, E, G, T Lolito and James True Love Whip Cream James Glenn and Karen, True Love Lolita and her I2 dwarves! The Doors live on My name is not Elsie! Good Luck class of '84 Mr. 8L Mrs. Donald Smith Good Luck '82 Elma Shelly Good Luck '82 John Clarke To Chris with all my love Dorothy and David Philipp Edward and Kathleen Wenderoth The Rev. and Mrs. Gerald Reiss LeGardus and Gil Justice The Gregal Family Mr. and Mrs. Hommer The R. L. Hayden Family John and Ruth Bowers Emma P. Engle Daniele and Bethany Shana Tom and Barbara Williams Apt. 4 mj reicheinbach Andrea Amey Sue and Lou Hamilton John J. Tender Lisa and Glenn Philipp and Patricia Duvilla Domenic and Helen Marino Michael and Till 77+79 Robert E. Racey, Jr. Rose and Arthur Lyons To KJS -- Good luck in KRHS Good Luck Carolyn May the wind be always at your back. And May the Lord hold you in the hollow of his hand. Love, Agnew's Wishing the class of '82 much success! The Johnsons wish the 'Class of '82' good luck The Laubes wish much success for the class of '82 Jesus love you, class of '82 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sorbello Mr. George Hamilton Mr. Oscar Thomas Mr. Marvin Ross Mrs. Susan Johns Mr. Franklin Baylor 1EggieJ Miss Mrs. Rev. Kia Muse ' Claraissa Smith Jack H. Robinson Mrs. Anne Palmer Mrs. Catherine Smith Mrs. Nita Smith Mrs. Neta King Class of '84 is Nl PARTY ON !!!!! Good Luck! Donna Urie Best of Luck! Bonnie JL Jody Best of Luck! Mom Mom Collins Best of Luck! Brian Collins Best Wishes! Anna Schalek Aunt Jill and Uncle Bill Schalek Aunt Barbara and Uncle Keith Collins Best wishes! Connie 8L Glenn Peterson Good Luck Cathy U.! Jody V Mr. 8L Mrs. Burlingame from Cathy U. Mr. SL Mrs. Walter Burlingame, Jr. Mrs. Morton Mr. 8L Mrs. John M. Urie, Jr. Best of Luck Cathy U. Nana and Pop Pop Mrs. 8L Mrs. Ozzie Innes Allen and Karen Okie Mr. 8a Mrs. Walter Burlingame. Sr. Mr. 8L Mrs. Clyde Jones Dawn 8L Tom MacFarland +Jeremy + David Allied Propane Co. Urie BL Blanton Co. Mr. 8L Mrs. John Cairo Allied Energy Co. Mr. 8L Mrs. John M. Urie, Sr. Mr. James K. Webb - Good Luck Kyle Willey Mrs. Setser - Good Luck to a great class A Friend Walter Heppard Mary G. Marino Mr. and Mrs. Elio Cori Anne Urban and Duffy Barry and Betty Jo Hartman The Urbans and Cindy Mr. 8L Mrs. Holshue and Family Clarksboro Rocks The Sawicki Family The Steelman Family The McCloskey Family The Terracciano Family BEAKY The People of Zorn Mr. and Mrs. Allan J. Miller Jim and Jane, Bren and Dennis Kingsway Softball is WI Kathy and Shawn John and Julie Benvenuto William Stiefel Rita and Paul Bruner Bob and Millie Richmond John and Kathleen Caruso The Cuthbert family Sandy and John Cuddy April Gibbs The Cotton's The RiehI's Sean Riggs To a special 1982 Grad From a special 1980 Grad MK 8: RS FOREVER Are you my baby? Fran 8: Kay - The Painter Mr. 8: Mrs. Bill Dupper Mr. 8: Mrs. L. Balestrucci Dan 8: Kathy Massimino 8: Girls Lene and Howard Miller Mr. 8: Mrs. Kenneth C. Hunt Jay 8: Ann McFadden Edith C. Engle Steve 8: Sharon Miller Teen 8: Manha Buss 8: Lucy Bill 8: Janis Goetaski Ginny 8: Arthur Edith M. Hunt Kimon 8: Vi Damask Sa1's Barber Shop Mike 8: June Miller Aunt Evelyn and Varynile Vernon Lynn, Kenny and Jaclyn Fones Dot 8: Phil Coppolino Donald W. T. Carey Joseph D. Sharp Goodyard Man Larry 8: Luanne Russell Capri The Doors live on Gertrude Lippincott Anna Longacre Good luck class of 85 Trudy Broddus Ingrid 8: Jethro 29 Feb 80 Girl's Track is 111 Good luck Golf team and Band, Fudge Best wishes Christine - Lisa Corbin Best wishes Ernestine - Lisa Corbin Opera lives forever KAP Private eyes are watching Swado 82 is on the money Carla Boone Good luck Christine - Tracey Fauntleroy Good luck Diggs' girls - Watts Best wish to Diggs - Mrs. Swchartz Good luck Chris - Rev Swchartz Frank Marks Mr. and Mrs. Sarbello Good Luck '84 Oxxy Rules The Moore's four Jet and Sue The Boro Rocks Bob and Brenda Good Luck 85 The Boro Rocks in '82 Bill and Diane Clarksboro Gang Rocks in '82 Good luck Greg, from Mollie Mark Hannold Bob and Fran Forever Take time to see the flowers Lorraine Grasso Katie DeSimone Randi Steve and Jean Thai Wan An October 25, 1980 ha ha! Lisa -n- Glenn Jon Dalton Michele and Jeff Forever The Monaco Family The DeMora Family Swedesboro Police The Hair Loft The Landwher Family The Harrington Family Fred and Denise Steve and Linda Midshipmen are the greatest! Douglas and Diane - Feb. 13, 1982 Brenda and Eric, Semper Te Amo Brenda Edith Black Charles, Eddie and Rebecca Mr. and Mrs. Willard Winter Mrs. Isabelle Wagner The Cafeteria Staff Aunt Barb, Uncle Bill 8: Nancy Friends Brian 8: Judy Briggs Dean, Wendy 8: Cliff Beckett Russ 8: Donna Coco Good luck Deb, Lee 8: Brenda Good luck David Schwenk D. Bates Class of '87 Good luck Kim 17 March 1981 Long live the Dragon John D. Dalton Mr. and Mrs. Gerald K. Hutchinson Marietta Hutchison 27 March 80 Sagittarius My Little Irish Miss Blind Mans Hoagie Shop Phila Navy Yard C'mon n' Munch a Lunch Barney Rubble Tom 8: Val Cliff still loves Toni Ozzy Osbourne rules Mr. and Mrs. A.G. Snyder Richard and Carole Jenkins Mrs. Lillian Vasta The Doors Forever Dr. Corneilius Gaither Alben Azzari Phyllis and Rock DeStafeno Best wishes 7th Grade Sam - The Wonder Dog Mr. Moore and Family Miss Karstetter Mrs, Graham Mrs. Frazier V Mr. B 2nd Period History Mr. 8: Mrs. Harry Marino 8: Son Mr. 8: Mrs. D. Marino Russ 8: Judy 8: Sons Mr. 8: Mrs. Freddie Nicolosi Jr. Sean Cianciulli Mr. 8: Mrs. Gene Edmund Good luck '82 Danita H. Farmers do it better! We beat Pennsville!! Kingsway Tennis N1 Good luck Robby 98 The Sap of '84 Mr. B's 3rd period scholars Wrestlers do it all!! Miss Uschack Miss Duffy Jack 8: Alice Nolte Ms. Kennett Chacuta Hockey Girls! PINKY THE CLOWN Sandy Garrett Mr. 8: Mrs. P. Garrett Mrs. Leona Fullerton Mr. and Mrs. Donald Robbins Mr. and Mrs. Lyms Gage Chris Garrett The Garretts are 31 Mr, Moran Edwards Christine - Good luck Watts Tony and Trudy '82 Trudy loves Tony Audrey and Charlie Margie Lloyd and Claude Harris John K. Cassidy Mr. and Mrs. Norman Watson 8: Family Tracy Watson - Good luck '82, '84, '85. Good luck '82 from Shelli Linda Lewis - '85 is alive! Mr. and Mrs. Louie Lewis 8: Family Kinney Garrett and Herschel Garrett Rev. and Mrs. Albert Watson 8: Family Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gordon Pam Gordon Best Luck Ernie Jim Luck to all Daine Thorton Lots of luck Jim Good luck Diggs Mr. and Mrs. Lowe Lance the best Christine Ernie the best Chris Chris the best Lance and Sherri Lance 8: Chris lucky Ernie Chris lots of luck Thortons Best wishes Edward J . Rieger Best wishes Bill Matson Good luck class of '82 Diana Ferry Best wishes Pete Massing Best of Luck The Spencers Best of Luck The Bozarths Best of Luck Joe 8: Lu Moore Best wishes The Kaignn's Best wishes The Ferris's Penn Jersey Mushroom Farm - Good Luck Health, Happiness - Dad Ferry Good luck always - Sherly Ferry Good luck - Joseph Ferry Best wishes - Always Irene Good luck '82 class - Joseph Good luck Kim Marion and lrv Frazier The Melnnis Marietta and Eddie Good Luck Kim from Missy Wilma Blackson Richard Blackson Karen 8: Jim George and Barbera Kalnas Georgie and Kurt Kalnas Good luck Kim, love Rich Good luck Kim, love the Wentz's John and Wanda Porch Good luck Kim from Billy Best of luck, love Dad Best of luck, love Mom Bill 8: Joanne Hultsch Good luck from Yi's Karate G.L. and Mary The Hannon Family The Mooney Family A friend Kathy Fisher Howie Reitz Mr. 8: Mrs. Louis Money Mr. 8: Mrs. Tom Hurst Linda and Bob String Mr. and Mrs. David Corey Mr. and Mrs. John Mucumeci Sharon Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Ben Tomarchio Raymond and Gladys Watson Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mr. and Mrs, Wright Mr. and Mrs. Leo Reistle Colleen and Tony Sarica 8: Family Mr. and Mrs. Irv Sharp Terry and Doug Overby Carol Sharp Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Longacre .lim and Geneva Burnight Michael Burnight Dawn and Cathy '85 Mr. and Mrs. Hegenbarth Tom and Dee Leone Joe and Carol Smith Kingsway Hockey Larry and Linda - Forever Maureen and Kenny Prom '82 Steph, Sheryl, Monica Soboloski Bryan K. Hannigan Cat Tom Guzzi Farms Wire Cutters of Wolfen Road Mr. and Mrs, Jack Howell Lee, Jayneann and Chris 8: Scott Mrs. Joseph Pino Monica Heyward 8: Adrienne '86 The Vannamans Ron and Kay Gains Mr. and Mrs. James Hoffman Bye Sobie and take care Angie Hoffman Guisseppi and Zaney Mr. and Mrs. Al Watson 8: Family Kasia Genwright, Good Luck Darryl Good luck Darryl from Judi Bing Williams Mrs. Genwright, Congratulations Mrs. Mathis Mrs. Joyce Cottman 8: Son Mrs. Einita Hollis 8: Ting Mr. 8: Mrs. Justin Hayes Linda Ferko - good luck Barbara Ferko - good luck Milt, Carole, Buffy, Katie Fredericks Good luck Kim from Sandy William Joseph Hultsch Jan 8: John Pines John Schneider Tom Wopat Rose Hickman Betty Conly Glennie Gullidge 1 love you Becky! Bob Shattus Mr. 8: Mrs. Pessano Jr. Mr. and Mrs. L. Seagraves Mr. 8: Mrs. J. Haegele Mr. and Mrs. Al Caltabiano Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Heyward Duke and Toby are 81 Seniors - TAKE OFF!! McClennan Family Mamma and Papa Bear Sam and Joe Zammarrelli Nick and Bets Zammarrelli Gene and Nancy Forever John and Susan Crane Mike and Renee Mellon To Barbis's Class of '83 Barbi Zammi SCRAM! Joe Maugeri Diane Anderson Kelli Anderson The C.W. Gang Rules Steve and Sammi Good Luck Grads! Ms. Schiepan VICKY SCHWEIGART Phil 8: Tina Mr. and Mrs. Chris Miller Joe 8: Alice Schweigart Maureen Revelas ALICE BOOZER BOB from Timberlane ROLLING STONES ARE 141 Staci 8: Sharon ORVILLE CARPENTER Good luck, Greg, from Mollie MARK HANNOLD SILEO and DUSTY Forever Russell, Lisa 8: Sammy Licciardello Ha Ha Ha Joe Perry Project Mobile Nick and Car Forever Anthony and Chris forever Torn between 2 lovers Kathy and Mike Linda and Nate Brian, Jane, and Elizabeth Homecoming Last Minute Charles and Betty Doerrman Jocko lives on Chacuta Hockey Birds Action Jackson Love Ya Deb - Me Valete amici Hollywood 3127182 Tracy, you're beautiful!! Love 5th period French Beware the pitsnake!! Jeffand Rose 81-82 Prom 1982! Frank Karkuff Nancy Karkuff Alan Wurst State Farm Insurance Jelly Belly Horner Pegasus 111 TTFW, OCD, BH, KD, DB, ML St. Patricks Day The Big Day Band Trip '82 Touching Mr. Cav's 7th period M.0. The Buzz sisters PLK Dusty, Buzz, Spacey Big Timber Lake Campground '81 Sileo and Dusty forever Russell, Lisa and Sammy Licciardello Ha Ha Ha Joe Perry Project Mobile Nick and Car Forever Anthony and Chris forever Good luck Grads of '82 Ms. Schiepan Vicky Schweigart Phil and Tina Mr. and Mrs. Chris Miller AHL 106 3 Joe and Alice Schweigart Maureen Revelas Alice Boozer Bob from Timberlane Rolling Stones 141 Staci and Sharon Orville Carpenter PICNIC , . E 222 ,A H ie 7 X BV x ,gf JR ' 'gonwrronv zo, a, Bram. kiwi? fzailafmc onvvan? 'ing tomorrow 114, a. pai 594 ycf 50 clovae, I ffl dv clfance 5:96 yu? 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