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

Text from Pages 1 - 230 of the 1983 volume:

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On behalf of the staff, we are proud to present the 1983 edition of the LANCER to you, the students, faculty, and friends of Kingsway Regional High School. M t 5? ' 'Q i W Top Ten Antoinette DeSimone Q I I F f' ' Matthew Mucha Arlene Brogan ' X kr Bryan Kendig Kimberly Deaver William Ward Q ,, -.,, , . i ,,.. b l Ralph David Mills Janine Phillips Kimberly Hudson Todd Miller DICATIQ I vii' . ggi? ROBERT S. COSTILL All those associated with Kingsway Regional High School are proud and pleased with the smooth operation of our system. The man most responsible for the efficiency of this system is Mr. Robert S. Costill. Mr. Costill has been guiding the efforts of Kingsway since 1961, when he was appointed Superintendent of our school. Prior to this he had been Su- perintendent of the Swedesboro district. Other administrative experiences were gained as principal at both Pennsauken Jr. High School and Swedesboro Elementary School. Mr. Costill is a graduate of Clayton High School, class of 1939, where he lettered in football and track. A four year hitch as a coxswain in the Navy during World War II interrupted his educational pursuits. After discharge from the service, he entered Glassboro State College where he received a B.S. degree in Education. Graduate studies were completed at Temple and Rutgers Universities, where he attained a Master 's degree in Supervision and Administration. He courted and won the hand of Mildred, and the couple has had a happy marriage. They are the proud parents of Robert Jr., an electrician, and Da- vid, a recent graduate of the State Police Academy. He has one grandson, Kyle David. Mr. Costill is fond of fishing, is an avid spectator at most of our sporting events, and can often be found deep in the pages of a recent novel. He is currently a member, and past president, of the Gloucester County Superintendent Association, president of the Gloucester County Audio- Visual Commission, a member of the American Association of School Administrators, and has served as chairman of four high school evaluation committees for the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools. Mr. Costill says, I am most proud of the general demeanor of Kingsway students and of the accomplishments of the many graduates who have attained success in life, and made contributions to their communities. He also indicated that he has satisfaction in the accreditation of the school by the Middle States, and the superior reputation of Kingsway High School in educational circles. He gives credit for these accomplishments to the students, parents, staff, faculty and the Kingsway community as a whole. In light of all of the dedicated efforts of Mr. Costill, we the staff, flnd it an honor to be able to dedicate the 1983 LANCER to Mr. Robert Costill. 4 , N x N 'Q' 41 a - 5:J 'c-514 fi f w ,,,, Q!! Q my . A' L :r wi. f v , 3 gi 5,2 A N . .1 J , Q ww f' aw if Q 1 I ' ' ,N ,Z ii Q Wg? 7 fu ' 5 , l gf , Q 2 2 It-'14 .,,,, , 3, VVZV :VV I i . 'N ' H X Q ' ' ' 'gi f f l T , , A ' 2 , 1 A if APPREC A MARIANNE A. KISELA Probably one ofthe best known of our faculty members is Marianne Kisela. Her talents are many faceted, and she has over the years been willing to help in any activity where she was needed. She has been in the fore front ofthe band, imparting her expertise to the girls for their Showtime presentations. When not busy on the football field, she tracks to the softball diamond where she capably runs the softball program. In addition, she is the president of the Kingsway Education Associ- ation and an officer in the New Jersey Education Association. She efficiently planned our fund raisers and meticulously maintained our records. She set the stage for our Prom, and this year has coordinated the long-term arrangements for the Florida trip. It is with sincere gratitude that we thank you, Marianne Kisela, for being a friend and inspiration to us all. ANDREW MORITZ Although it seems like only yesterday six years have passed since a group of bewildered seventh graders were taken in hand and guided toward a successful high school career. Mr. Moritz, affectionately known as Doc , assumed the task of being advisor to the Class of 1983. Along the way he has performed many services for us. Our Homecom- ing floats, though not generally prize winners, offered many hours of fun. His jovial manner made all of our events unforgettable ones. Not to be forgotten was the great time enjoyed during the Florida trip. As we finish our high school years, we can pause and reflect upon the many hours of dedicated service given by Mr. Moritz. We hereby formal- ly wish to offer some measurement of appreciation to him. With grateful thanks. The Class of 1983. Mols WH o 555, ' F' zfff g it n BEST ALL AROUND: Margo Engle and Rick M u1'P hy MOST STUDIOUS: Antoinette DeSimone and Matt Mucha taken with U.S. Senator Bradley 1 A QUIETEST: June Schaub. Not Pictured: Jeff Ste- venson MOST DEPENDABLE: Sheri Jenkins and Joe Rizzi 7 553- DID THE MOST FOR THE CLASS: Dawn Ogren and Bill Dupper BEST DRESSED: Val Muntz and Ed Johnson ,,,eJ4!f ,Q-INYJIK g 1 an . J Q LJ LQQJQJ as My ee 3 WU' G ,AX ,J J xx J . GIFT OF GAB: Towanda Williams and Craig Frazier -ngqgp, MOST CHARISMA: Gina More and Larry Folker 1? If 1 , ff QNN. V ixibagwgr 5 5 Q 8 1 O ?'7 M7,f ,Pu ' MOST CONGENIAL: Jenny Kemp and Rick Murphy take with U.S. Senator Lautenberg BEST SENSE OF HUMOR: Cliff Henderson. Not Jessie Kavaluinas f r-- F NICEST SMILE: Jenny Kemp and Chris Thomas W--'50 ,',,-qfmkt ,X ,xpxfk xvmm wfwvmjhj CLASS FLIRTS: Lisa Justice taken with Congressman Florio Not Pictured: Mike Mellon MOST ARTISTIC: Carl Sills. Not Pictured: Sally Clemente BEST MUSICIANS: Dawn Ogren and Sam Grasso K BEST LOOKING: Joann Mihlebach and Chris Thomas TALLESTXSHORTEST: Linda Dupper and Len Solomon MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT: Darlene Chew and Harry Sherwood so rs- E 4 E S S E CLASS THESPIAN: Cliff Henderson. Not Pictured: Barb Zammarelli 1 5 Wi, 4 'qi .ag lla . MOST ATHLETIC: Joann Mihlebach Not Pictured: Mike Mellon ZGYRS, DEDIC TED SERVICES E Marks E, D 1111 q E ff! ig N. Velykis R. Costill B. D'Am b 9' , 1'w,b f X I lv Vtlr V4V,,, V . fl Q. Gage M. Frazi M. Czoc IN TH NKFUL RECGGNITION .5 Q. H 31, g. ,gas-Q. 'gala A- L JY f , if 5 grr 3? ' Q if ,--'i I V . I - ggl1,5 2. Q ,yi is 1,,il 1 4 - it 5' 5 ,V v 4 if 4 . ,, .4 ,f . 5? 4 4 el , 4 aw., 1 ' 4 ff 3' A .5 Q, U' 2 Z 'f ' H 39 K 'Ulla lv 1 f ,'-'.. S4 , QUENTIN R. GAGE The spirit of friendliness and dedication-such a man is Quentin R. Gage. Born in Morris, N .Y., Quint has been a familiar face at Kingsway for the past twenty years. In his early Kingsway years, coaches sought out Quint to be their chauffeur because of his generous services. In recent years, he has been the helping hand to students and faculty alike. We wish Mr. Gage and his wife, Engeborg success in finding happiness in Quint 's retirement. 15 We will certainly miss Quint at the home of the Dragon. M975 J DAWN JEAN OGREN Munch Clarksboro Oh D . . . diminutive Class President . . . Vice-President of the Student Council . . . fun-loving Captain of the Woodwinds . . . short, sweet and sassy. . .pilots a Pinto. . . leads Band Bus '3 . . . never far from Marblo, J isa, Berry Aud and the rowdies . . . needs a ladder for her locker . . . uses Rustler as a steak-out . . . college bound. ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 2, 3, 4 fCaptainj, Stu- dent Council 1, 2, 3, 4 fVice-Presidentj, Class President 3, 4, Ski Club 2, 4, Powder Puff 3, 4, BRAGGIN DRAGON 4, Band Aide 4. WW LISA ANN JUSTICE J isa Clarksboro Jeez! You got nerve! . . . crafty Co-editor of the LANCER . . . '4features her twirling cheerful AM announcer famous fake field smile . . . has a Berry good time with Munch, Marblo, Aud, Tina and Sam Band Bus 43 forever ener- getic . . . heads AV with Ed . . . makes good Marks with Lukas and Gallo . . . sold on Public Relations. ACTIVITIES: Majorette 1, 2, Feature Twirler 3, 4, LANCER 3, 4 CCO-editorj, BRAGGIN DRAGON 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4 fEXecutive Committeej, Powder Puff 3, 4, Class Secretary 4, AM Announcer. !mE.pW0lMZ MARGO ALYSE ENGLE Marg Swedesboro That's Queer . . . hooked into hockey. . . has a ball on the court . . . worked away at Watson's . . . sneaked around at the Prom . . . likes lazy days in the sun . . . on the rise with Dawn, J isa, Berry, Terri, Aud and Barb . . . keeps the beat at the Bongo Room . . . cruises in Suzy. . . will matricu- late at Western Maryland. ACTIVITIES: Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4 fTri-Cap- tainj, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4 Cl-Executive Committeej, Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Flag Corps 1, 2, Band 1, Powder Puff 3, 4, French Club 1, 2, BRAGGIN DRAGON 4, Class Vice-President 3, 4, Girl's State 3. SHERI LYNN JENKINS Berry Mickleton I can't stand it . . . wings it on the hockey team . . . diligent Associate Editor of the LANCER . . . Treasures the class . . . feels good in Wildwood . . . found with J isa, Ter, Munch, Marblo, Aud and Mark . . . chills out with a chipwich . . . remembers Candi and Rosie . . . puts it together in sewing . . . will size up the fashions in college. ACTIVITIES: Majorette 1, 2, Nurse's Aide 3, 4, Powder Puff 3, 4, Key Club 1, 2, Field Hockey 4, BRAGGIN DRAGON 4, LANC- ER 4, Student Council 1, 2, 4, Ski Club 4, French Club 1, Class Treasurer 4. W CHRISTINE MARIE ALBERT Krystal Woolwich Are you serious? . . . moves to the beat of aerobic music . . . shops at the Deptford Mall . . . is shore to get a tan . . . travels the town with Tricia, Fuzzy, Butch and the gang . . . will lead a model life. ACTIVITIES: Color Guard 2, Nurse's Aide 2, Power Puff 4, Ski Club 4. LUANNE M. BALESTRUCCI Luanne Swedesboro Oh really'? . . . snared by drums . . . proudly presides as prexy of the Key Club . . . wonder- ful friends . . . will sadly miss Mr. Yourison, the Key Club, and Band . . . future holds Com- puter Information Systems and Political Sci- ence. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3 fTreas.j 4 fPres.j, Nat'l. Honor Society 3, 4, Astronomy Club 4. TERESA ANN BAIOCCO Tree Mickleton Really? . . . shakes 'em up at Don 81 Berts . . . skis the seas and the slopes . . . Czoch's Girl Friday . . . seen with Bob, Kim, Kathy, Terri and Tom . . . will program the world of computers. ACTIVITIES: Ski Club 2, 3, 4, Guidance Aide 2, 3, 4, Powder Puff 3, Color Guard 2. AUDREY M. BORTNER Aud Mullica Hill Yayl . . . stellar Tri-Captain on the hockey field . . . swift on the cinders . . . the little Track monster. . . nimble with a thimble . . . sticks around Marblo, J isa, Munch and Berry snacks on shrimp super Canadian summers . . . college bound. ACTIVITIES: Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4 QT1-1-Captp, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Nat'1. Honor Society 3, 4, Ski Club 3, 4, Powder Puff 3, 4, BRAGGIN DRAG- ON 4. RALPH H. BAKER III Chip Centre Square I-Iuh? . . . hits the trails for Bergin . . . pools his talents at Peachwood . . . Phillies Phanatic . . . knows the angels in Cavanagh's class . . . strikes 'ern dead at the alleys . . . runs around with Rick and the boys . . . col- lege beckons. ACTIVITIES: Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3 fCapt.j 4, Cross Country 2, 3, 4 fCapt.j, Pow- der Puff Cheerleader 3, 4, Astronomy Club 4. WILLIAM COOPER BRICKNER Brick Clarksboro Catches the scene at Cali Farms . . . makes tracks in his Mustang . . . drives the dunes buggy . . . found with Frank, Folks, Chris, Ken and Bird Dog . . . likes plenty of pizza . . . will master machinery. ARLENE ELIZABETH BROGAN Arlene Beckett Takes brains . . . one of Schoener's seven . . . remembers Droopy. . . summers ln Cape May and Wildwood . . . will miss Mr. Yourison . . . can be found with Marie, Luanne and Dar- lene S .... sees future as a computer pro- grammer. ACTIVITIES: Tennis 2, 3, 4 fTri-Capt.Jg Li- brary Aide 1, 2, 4g Nat'l. Honor Society 3, 45 Musical 3, 4, Powder Puff 3, 4. MICHAEL ANTHONY CANNON Cannone Clarksboro Take it light or don't take it . . . drifts in his Duster. . , roams to The Rocks . . . has a flair for dancing . . . hooked on fishing . . . travels for miles with Mike, Mark, Jack and Bill . . . future machinist. DONALD EDWARD BROWN Don Beckett You better relax . . . makes waves at the pool . . . buddy to John and Mike . . . toils away the summers . . . pizza hits the spot . . . will make it as a mechanic. ACTIVITIES: Football 1, Basketball 2, Pow- der Puff Cheerleader 3, 4. GINA MARIE CAPRI Gina Swedesboro Right . . . creative Art Editor of the LANC- ER . . . is everywhere with Eddie . . . constant companion of Kristen, Mike and Kimmi . . . fond memories of Prom '82 . . . 1982 winter night . . . talks and talks and talks . . . future designed by fashion institute. ACTIVITIES: Cheerleader 1, 2, 3: Student Council 2, 3, 4g Powder Puff 3, 4, LANCER 4g BRAGGIN DRAGON 4. LISA ANN BROWN Lee Clarksboro 'LYou know what I mean . . . consultant at East Coast Consolidators . . . hangs out with George, Nancy, Vince, Lenny and Todd .. . had an adventurous Journey concert . . . De- cember 24, 1981 . , . will find happiness in marriage. EDWARD A. CARTER Ed Clarksboro Hammer . . . soars with Carter Aviation . . . picks-up in his Ford . . . drawn to Mr. Ca- vanagh's classes . . , a fantastic fixer. . . often seen with Mike, Bill, Dan, Eric, Steve and Chris . . . plans on a pilot's license. ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 2g Stage Crew 1. VELMA CARTER Pretty Eye Swedesboro What's up? . . . found with the sisters and brothers in Camden dances the night away. . . likes all sorts of seafood . . . deals well with Mrs. Dill , . . play it again Sam, Ruth, Lady Tand Winnie Q. . . shaped to be a model. SALVATORINA A. CLEMENTE Sally Mickleton Wonderous . . . newcomer from the City of Brotherly Love . . . Fiddlers around the court . . . belle of the Villa . . . grapples in the mud . . . flies around with C-Bird, Robert Plant and Pen . . . will paint a brilliant future. FRANK JOSEPH CASELLA Frank Swedesboro Four year vet ofthe football wars . . . catches curves for Crane . . . super on skis . . . host with the most . . . a score of friends . . . burns up the Wildwood beaches . . . eagerly awaits the 2:20 bell . . . future is vague. ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4. LISA ANNE CORBIN Twinky Clarksboro Girl, you think you're cute . . . rolls in dough at Guarantee Bank . . . vivacious cheerleader. . . sees someone special. . .flies in the Fiat . . . March 20, 1982 . . . will grace an office as an Executive Secretary. ACTIVITIES: Cheerleader 1, 2, 3 fCapt.J 4: Nurse's Aide 1, 2, 3. DARLENE ANN C1-IEW Dar Swedesboro Let's go home . . . has a Mbit about horses . . . in the clouds with Tommy. . . Wormed as a Gopher . . . February 19, 1982 . . . energetic cheerleader. . . hob-nobs with the Nitwits . . . ice cream fanatic . . . undecided future. ACTIVITIES: Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Council 1, 2, 3: Powder Puff 3, 4: Nurse's Aide 4. KAREN JANE COTTON Vera Mickleton Can you believe it? . . . dishes up delicious bananaless splits at D 8: B's . . . had a smash- ing date in a tow truck . . . October 10, 1981 . . . forms a crowd with Barb, Mike, Mark and the Nitwits . . . plans for para-legal work. ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 2: Flag Corps 1, 2: BRAGGIN DRAGON 4. V SHARON ROSE CUNNINGHAM Fuzzy Mullica Hill Really . . . has a ball at the mall . . . dotes on Borelli and Katurakes . . . cohort of Trish, Gail, Maria, Chris and Rhonda . . . sure to be found at the shore . . . is geared for technical school. v KAREN SUE DAWSON Karen Mount Royal Really .. . secretary of the NHS . . . Hreedsl' music for the concert band . . . KEYed up for the club cooks up good times with Sherry and the gang . . . gets cut up ln biology. . . future nurse. ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 3, 4, Nat'l. Honor Society 3, 4 tSecretaryj, Powder Puff 3, 4, Key Club 4, Basketball 1, 4. ANTONIA MARIE D'ANNIBALE Toni Mickleton Really . . . four year clarinet vet . . . presi- dent of Yourison's fan club . . . will miss night band competitions . . . pal of Georgia and the gang . . . big on shrimp . . . wild about Wild- wood .. . hates homework . .. future Flor- ence Nightingale. ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4 fVice-Pres.jg Powder Puff 3, 4, Musical 3, 4, Astronomy Club 4. ANGELA MARIE DeANGELIS Ang Swedesboro That's a shame! . . . flips at the flicks . . . makes a racket on the courts . . . rallies in a Nova . . . turns up with Penny, Rina, Carla, Blondi and LuAnn . . . will curl up and dye for you. ACTIVITIES: Nurse's Aide 2, 3. CAREY DOUGLAS DAVID Bird Beckett You're playing the nut role . . . dexterous dribbler on the hardwoods . . . perpetually spins records . . . ace on the tennis courts . . . mesmerized by Mercedes . . . associate of Lisa and Bubby. . . future is mapped by travel and college. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4. KIMBERLY TRACEY DEAVER Little Devo Mickleton UO' Baby! . . . traded an Eagle for a Dragon . . .happy times on Hillside Road. . .friend to Devo, Del, Di, Trish, Gail, Sharon and Kristen . . . wild Wildwood summers . . . will devote her life to Jehovah. ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society 4. EDWARD PRESTON DE MARIS Ace Harrisonville Rakes in the money at E and B Lawn Care . . . flies in his love bug. . . soars in the wild blue yonder . . . is game for hunting . . . claws at lobster . . . has high hopes for college. WINNIE PEARL DIGGS Pearl Swedesboro Dag! . . . shoots the hoops for Schneck . . . queen at the Burger King . . . has good Marks . . . steady with Eddie, Velma, Carla and Tyese . . . will miss the Kingsway good times . . . will circle the globe as a stewardess. DANIEL LEON DE MORA JD Woolwich Sworn to fun, loyal to none . . .books at the Swdesboro Police Dept . . . flies the friendly skies . . . mingles with Mantis, Folks, Dupe and Ku . . . one of Gallo's crew . . . will pilot for the State Troopers. CHRISTINE MARIE DOMS Tina Clarksboro Excuse me? . . . puts a spin in the Corps . . . made the cut on the diamond . . . Nov. 2, 1980 . . . bubbly on Band Bus 3 with Lisa, Kim, Kathie and the gang . . . torrid typist for the LANCER. . .sparkles with Rick. . .potential English educator. ACTIVITIES: Flag Corps 2, 3, 4, Softball 3, 4, Powder Puff 3, 4, LANCER 4 fHead' Typistj, BRAGGIN DRAGON fCopy Edj, Band Aide 4. ANTOINETTE M. DESIMONE Toni Clarksboro '4What? . . . has a ready trigger at Roy Rog- ers essential member of NHS . .. fond memories of fine times with friends . . . Chow Mein is her dish . . . cruises in a '74 Camaro . . . programmed for computer science. ACTIVITIES: Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Nat'l. Honor Society 3, 4, Student Council 1, 3, BRAGGIN DRAGON 4 fEditorj, Kingsway Jr. Miss 4. PATRICIA ANN DONNELLY Patti Swedesboro Who cares? . . . had a tough break in the Powder Puff. . . sweet, silent type . . . wends her way to Wildwood . . . relaxes with Rita, Maureen, Bear and the Nitwits . . . made her Marks in Accounting . . . college bound. GAIL MARIE DRIVER Butch Mullica Hill Who cares . . . enrolls in College Town for good times . . . handles the Heavy Chevy . . . frequently found with Angela, Kim, Trish, Chris, Maria and Sharon . . . will sail on the sea of matrimony. WILLIAM E. DUPPER JR. Dupe Swedesboro Hey Dude! . . . bums around the Boro . . . loves the night life . . . picks it up in his pick- up . . . buddies with Bruiser. . . cranks up the jams in the AV office . . . seeks the green as a landscaper. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1, 2, 3, Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Audio Visual 2, 3, 4, Powder Puff Cheerleader 3, 4, Class President 2, Boy's State Alternate 3. MARTIN JOSEPH DRIVER Martin Mullica Hill Drives a Dodge . . . a pal to Buddy and Mike . . . thinks the Wildwood sand is grand . . . is a sharp musician . . . never gets TIRED from working at Nick's Auto Parts . . . will be hap- py in the labor force. EDNA CAROL DURHAM Edna Swedesboro Yea? . . . sews up loose ends with Ms. Ka- turakes . . . a good skate on the ice . . . drifts around with Cindi, J essy, Nellie, Connie, He- len and the Boro gang . . . Summer '82 . . . will follow the singles path. ACTIVITIES: Cheerleader 1. LINDA GAYLE DUPPER Dusty Swedesboro Oh, I gotta tell ya something , . . small but mighty. . .dedicates weekends to Jim El's. . . forever with a Lucky Irishman . . . forms a crowd with Lisa, Beth, Pat, Mike and the gang . . . March 17, 1982 . . . future is full of surprises. ACTIVITIES: Powder Puff 3, Ski Club 3. PRISCILLA C. EASTLACK Penny Swedesboro Ohh Be' Be' . . . attractive blue-eyed blonde . . . gets into elves with T.J .... chats with Klaszky. . .tacos at twelve . . .seen with Unicorns, Jeff, Sal and the Nitwits . . . plans to publish poetry. ACTIVITIES: Gir1's Track Stats 2, 3g BRAG- GIN DRAGON 4. KEITH ROBERT ELDER Bird Dog Harrisonville What's down' . . . center of attention on Barchuck's eleven . . . favors a certain cheer- leader. . . cool guy at Elder 's Appliances . . . cruises in a Chevy pick-up . . . June 18, 1982 . .. future in air-conditioning and refrigera- tion. ACTIVITIES: Football 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1. RITA MARIE FALCONE Reet Swedesboro Really! . . . traps flies for Kisela . . . ruff in the Powder Puff . . . patrols the boards with Pat . . . a credit to Marks . . . cuddles with a Bear. . . forever with Patti and the gang . . . a type for business school. ACTIVITIES: Softball 1, 2, 3 fCapt.J 4, Pow- der Puff 3, 4. JAMES L. EMERICH Emrock Mickleton Yo dude . . . junior year harrier. . . cuts up in La Machine . . . skis the slopes with ease . . . flaming red halo . . . hits the hot spots with Steve, Warren, Frank and Bill . . . will be found tolling at Dupont's. ACTIVITIES: Baseball 1, 3, 4, Cross Country 2, 3, Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4. DAVID PAUL FANSLAU Dave Swedesboro I'm serious! . . . packs in cash at GBH . . . into the swim of things has a host of friends . . . rides a Mustang . . . can't wait for another debate . . . promises to be a politi- cian. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 1, 2, Key Club 3, 4, Guidance Aide 3, 4, BRAGGIN DRAGON 4. KRISTEN ANNE EVANS Kristen Clarksboro Yeh, right . .. erstwhile cheerleader . .. had a Great Adventure . . . maneuvers with Mike, Gina, Clyde, Len and Mick . .. 1982 winter night . . . loved Viv's party. . . soaks up the sun at the shore . . . will grace the fashion scene. ACT IVITIES: Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, Class Treas. 1, 2, 3, Powder Puff 3, 4, BRAGGIN DRAGON 4. Y LAWRENCE STEVEN FOLKER Folks Woolwich Ya know . . . reel good guy for Gallo . . . earns his green at Cali Farms . . . Huntfsj a good time with Thomas, Brick, J .W. and the boys. . . Oct. 8, 1982 . . .Casanova in his Nova . . . going collegiate. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1, 2, Audio Visual 3, 4, Powder Puff Cheerleader 3, 4, Student Council 3, BRAGGIN DRAGON 4. KEVIN DOUGLAS FRANK Doug Harrisonville So, talk to mel' . . . ace on the bass in the band . . . hangs with Marty. . . rags to riches in the Hobo Band . .. Dozy Does with the square dancing gang . . . military man. ACTIVITIES: Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4 fBrass Captjg Brass Ensemble 2, 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Powder Puff Cheerleader 3, 4, Musical 4. GREGORY L. GOMEZ Rat Mickleton Sometimes you fly, sometimes you crashl' . . . quarters the arcade . . . constant com- panion of Chucky, Steve, Jeff, Bill and John . . . 'Lseas' delight in seafood . . . willjoin the work force. CRAIG LAMONT F RAZIER Clyde Mount Royal Nah-ah . . . anchors Barchuck's line . . . Diggs parties with Joe and Dee. . . takes time to watch the girls . . . devil in Timon's class . . . will wear Air Force blue. ACTIVITIES: Football 4, Basketball 4, Paulsboro Football 1, 2, West Deptford 3. LINDA ANN GOSLIN Linda Woolwich Oh! Where? ...carried the ball for the Worms twirled in the band expert equestrian maneuvered a Mustang seen with Bruce, Janine, Jean and Margaret . . . hooked on seafood . . . future co-ed. ACTIVITIES: Majorette 1, 2 fCapt.J, Feature Twirler 3. BARBARA ANN GILLAN Barb Clarksboro Are you mad at me? . . . centers Kisela's nine . . . dotes on Yourison . . . kapers with Kaptain Kim . . . makes a trio with June and Sherry. . . spins to the front of the band . . . college bound. ACTIVITIES: Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Flag Corps 2, 3, 4, French Club 1, 2g Chorus 1, 4, Nurse's Aide 4, Powder Puff4g BRAGGIN DRAGON 4 fEditorj. SAMUEL ANTHONY GRASSO Bonzo Logan Nooo . . . problem . . . triple threat on the drums. . .always in the Inn. . .seeks Justice, Carman, Dave and Sam . . . Band Bus '3 . . . stampedes in a Mustang . .. welcomed the Prom with Open Arms . . . California or bust. ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Stage Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Musical 3, 4g Powder Puff Cheerleader 3, 45 Student Council 1, 4, Band Vice-Pres. 4. SARA ROSE GRASSO Sara Swedesboro UI know . . .cycles the year around. . .rides the waves in Wildwood . . . figures Mrs. Mor- ton is a plus . . . mingles with Michele, John, Rhonda, Paula, Kim and the gang . . . soon to be capped as a nurse. MICHAEL R HAINES Mike Clarksboro What you mean? . . . flies high at the air- port . . . strings a line trapping . . . is every- where with Ed, Bill, Steve and Phil hooked on fishing. . .has a palate for pizza . . . is geared to be a machinist. ACTIVITIES: Powder Puff Cheerleader 3. ALVA BURTON GRIDER Bud Swedesboro You need an attitude adjustment . . . found in the kitchen of the Dutch Inn . . . an out- doorsman in search of fish and game . . . re- laxes to music . . . a live wire at parties . . . plans to be an electrician. I JOHN JOSEPH HAMILTON III J ake-O Clarksboro I'm going to go crazy! . . . attacks the Atari screen . . . suns and funs in Jamaica . , . whit- tles with wood . . . makes the scenes with Mangie, Meegsy, Mark and the West Deptford chicks . . . dreams of becoming a multi-mil- llonalre machinist. ACTIVITIES: Football 1, Powder Puff Cheer- leader 3, 4. STEVEN R. GROSHARDT Mantis Mickleton Lets hit the flicks . . . nibbles on seafood . . . swabs the deck at Jolly Rogers Motel . . . safaris to Zangari's . . . gifted cheap-shot art- ist . . . has fun with Folks, Bo, Ku, Tom and Walk . . . workaday world beckons. ACTIVITIES: Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 1, 3g Powder Puff Cheerleader 3, 44 Audio Visual 4. r MARK HUGH HAMILTON Mark Anthony Clarksboro Whatta . . . deft dribbler on the courts . . . mastered the Gruber minus method . . . class comic chuckles with friends early morning treks from the beach with Lisa and Tina . . . true outdoorsman . . . will pursue a legal career. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1, 2, Powder Puff Cheerleader 3, 4, BRAGGIN DRAGON 4. KATHARINE E. HAMPTON Kathy Mickleton I hear ya . . . Avalon beach bum . . . keeps the stick people in line . . . bounces at the Bongo Room . . . Band Bus '3 . . . covers the sack for Kisela . . . tames her '74 Mustang. . . will be an executive secretary. ACTIVITIES: Band 1, Majorette 2, 3, 4 fCapt,j, Ski Club 2, 3, 4, Softball 3, 4, Powder Puff 3, 4. CLIFFORD K. HENDERSON JR. C.K. Mickleton What the . . . '? . . . rolls in the Red Charg- er . . . slick on skis . . . created a Creature for the BRAGGIN DRAGON . . . laughs with Brad, Larry, Kraft and Fidler . . . big in the Student Council . . . future thespian. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Astronomy Club 3, 4 fPres.jg Powder Puff Cheerleader 3, 4, BRAGGIN DRAGON 4. ROBIN ANN HANKINS Rob Mount Royal Such is life . . . a cute chick at Red Rooster . . . a snappy photographer . . . cohort of Chris, John, Toni and Kim . , . Prom '82 . . . dreads dawrls early light . .. will add-up a career in accounting. KIMBERLY ANN HUDSON Kim Mickleton Well, I could have died , . . courageously captains the corps . . . digs Crane . . . LANC- ER senior section editor. . . makes the Maver- ick move . . . Band Bus '3 . . . stifles a giggle . . . wild about senior high . . . will brighten a college campus. ACTIVITIES: Flag Corps 2, 3, 4 fCapt.jg Nat'l. Honor Society 3, 4, Powder Puff 3, 4g BRAGGIN DRAGON 4 fMan. Ed.j, LANCER 4 fSenior Edj. JOHN JOSEPH HARMAN The Harm Swedesboro Awl wow! . . . travels the distance for Ber- gin . . . had ajumpin'-junior year . . . can be caught fishing . . . June 21, 1982 . . . con- verses with Chris, Beth, Tom, Jeff and the gang . . . will tune up as an auto mechanic. ACTIVITIES: Cross Country 3, 4, Football lg Basketball 1, Baseball 1. KENNETH HARRY HUNT Hunt Swedesboro I don't wanna hear it . . . tackles his Tri- Captain duties with gusto . . . relaxes to mu- sic . . . happy Homecomings '81 81 '82 . . . emulated Abe Lincoln . . . pumps iron . . . will gain knowledge in college. ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2, 3, 4 fTri-Captj. WILLIAM R. HUNTER Randy Harrisonville Trucks on down for Yurgin . . . an avid nimrod . .. marvels at Morton . . . hangs around Elmer with Marty, Danny and the gang . . . used an unusual washbowl at St. J oe's , . . will be a fair game warden. EILEEN THERESA JONES Eileen Clarksboro K'Spare me, please . . .has aided Kim uRite . . . yearns for Yulo's classes . . . friend to all . . . Wildwood '82 . . . makes steno her busi- ness . . . works for the weekend . . . will be an elite type in the secretarial field. ACTIVITIES: Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Key Club 3, 4: Cheerleader 1: Guidance Aide 3: BRAG- GIN DRAGON 4, Gi1'l's Citizenship 3. PHYLLIS ELAINE HUSTED Phyl Swedesboro Ya know what I mean . .. sticks up for Hockey. . .makes tracks for Klaszky. . .time- less phone talker. . . is cozy when with Josie, Pen, Val and the Nitwits . . . will file into a business college. ACTIVITIES: Hockey 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Cheer- leader 1, 2: Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4: BRAG- GIN DRAGON 49 Powder Puff 4: Class Secre- tary 2. l ERIC JONES Eric Woolwich Watch it . . . ruffles feathers in his Falcon . . . crossed up opponents on the course . . . takes jaunts with John, Joe and Dudley . . . searches outgame . . .typical girl watcher. . . the boss in Oliver. ACTIVITIES: Cross Country 3, 4: Ski Club 3, 4: Musical 3. WILLIAM E. JOHNSON JR. Sway Mount Royal I tell y0u! . . . transferred to KRHS in soph- omore year. . . can deal with Miss Ushack . . . Kingsway's charming Cassanova . . . cavorts around Camden . . . puts on airs with the bub- ble bunch . . . will cast a future in radio. JESSIE MAE KAVALIUNAS Jes Clarksboro You know what I mean . . . member of the accounting clique . . . hazel eyes that sparkle for Norm . . . always seen with Joanne, Valer- ie and the Nitwits . . . fond memories of Mih- lebach's farm . . . future plans are for mar- riage. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4: Color Guard 1, 2: Mascot 1: Honor Guard 13 Track 2: Cross Country 3. V JENNIFER OLIVIA ANN KEMP Jenny Harrisonville That's life leads the cheers for the Dragon eleven . . . pinned-up the periodic chart June 18, 1981 has a host of friends crazy about a certain football player. . . will be a cute co-ed. ACTIVITIES: Track 3, 4, Powder Puff 3, 4, Cheerleader 1, 2, 4, Guidance Aide 4. KENNETH W. KOLODZIEJ SKI Ken Mullica Hill Crafty cross country runner . . . spares the pins on the alley . . . craves crustaceans . , . shear delight with Barber .. . serves on Schoener's court . . . is safe at home . . . runs with Walk and Chip . . . computer program- mer. ACTIVITIES: Cross Country 2, 3, 4, Tennis 2, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Powder Puff 3, 4, Audio Visual 3, Astronomy Club 4. Q , BRYAN KEITH KENDIG Ron Cool Beckett It sounds good to me . . . super singles per- former on the court . . . Wimbleway wonder . . . prexy of the NHS . . . forms a clan with Stan, Dan, Mike and John . . . capable chem- ist . . . will clean up in dentistry. ACTIVITIES: Tennis 2, 3, 4, Football 1, Nat'l. Honor Society 3, 4, Ski Club 4, Astronomy Club 4, Powder Puff Cheerleader 4. MICHAEL G. KRAWCHUK Krawdad Swedesboro f'That's sporty lookin' master of the mats . . . soaks up the shore life . . . buddy to Bud, Bill, Benji, Frank and Martin .. . will reminisce riding home from Voc . . . will rake in the dough. ACTIVITIES: Baseball lg Wrestling 3, Ll- brary Aide 2, 3. GEORGIA ALEXIS KOKOS Georgia Mickleton Oh, great! . . . bound to the band . . . re- members lunchroom discussions . . . sweet candy-striper action-packed fall Satur- days . . . teams up with Toni and friends . . . made history in Yourison's class . . . will see her future in X-rays. ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Key Club 3, 4, Spanish Club lg Astronomy Club 4, Powder Puff 4. I JAMES PAUL KUHAR Ku Swedesboro L'You'd love it! . . . skis the mountains with Milch . . . makes money at Mariner 's Cove . . . rugged Powder Puff Cheerleader . . . cruises in an '82 Datsun 200SX . . . will trek to tech school. ACTIVITIES: Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Audio Visual 2, 3, 4g Stage Crew 3, 4, Powder Puff Cheer- ader 3, 4, BRAGGIN DRAGON 4. JEAN MARIE LESLIE Jean Swedesboro I don't know . ... banks on good times at Toms River . . . made good Marks in account- ing . . . wormed her way in the Powder Puff . . . crony of Peggy Jennifer, Anita, Beth and Linda . . . motor mouth . . . will further her education. ACTIVITIES: Flag Corps 1, 2, Powder Puff 3, 4. EDWIN L. DORD JR. Lordy Swedesboro You wacko hot corner guardian for the championship nine . . . is plugged into the All room jets around with Jisa, Ku, Berry Schlumpyand Mic eatssteak toa T ... Powder Puff cheerleader. . . channeled for com- munications. ACTIVITIES: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 3, 4g Audio Visual 1, 2, 3, 4, Powder Puff Cheer- leader 3, 4, BRAGGIN DRAGON 4, LANCER 4. STEVEN IVIICHAEL LESYK Lucky Swedesboro Sure . . .bounces around t.he Boro. . .jams on a searing guitar. . .fond memories ofProm ,82 . .. rocks with Rolling Stones concerts . . . can be found with Linda, Lou, Pat and Mike . . . will write his Way through college. ACTIVITIES: Powder Puff Cheerleader 3, 4, BRAGGIN DRAGON 4. DEBBIE MACKLEM Deb Beckett You know what I mean? . . . adds style to Voc .... junior Kook day . . . roams with Randy Cris, Judy, Gab and the gang . . . Dec. 18, 1981 . . . Tennessee '81 . . . hears wedding bells in the future. MATTHEW LINDSAY Matt Mickleton Yea, right . . . Regal in his Buick . . . wore his Bermudas in the Bahamas . . . hikes with Mike, John, Joe, Bill, Rich and Tom . . . life ofthe party . . . will be nailed into carpentry Y ROBERT ALLEN MAGDIN Bob Swedesboro Yo . . . tippy-canoe and Teresa too . . . can't be wrenched from cars . . . is lured to fishing . . . swift on a cycle . . . thinks Mrs. Morton is Bonnie pal to Buddy, Sandi, Mike and Keith . . . future expert engine diagostician. I THOMAS DOMINIC MATTEO Matt Swedesboro That's life . . . demon on the diamond . . . gabs with Gallo . . . frisbee phanatic . . . al- ways seen in the green machine . . . Easter campout '81 . . . has a host offriends. . . more than a pal to Val . . . figures to be an accoun- tant. ACTIVITIES: Baseball 1, 2, 4: Football 15 Audio Visual 2, 3, 4: Powder Puff Cheerleader 3, 4. TODD BRIAN MILLER Hot Rod Swedesboro Hang loose . . . cleans up at the Old Swedes Inn . . . old town Philly Phanatic . . . thinks Dan is Krafty . . . likes to ride the rails . . . biked to Pennsy . . . Prom '82 . .. world of science awaits. ACTIVITIES: Tennis 3, 4: Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Astronomy Club 3, 4: Nat'l. Honor Society 4: Boy's State Alternate 3. MICHAEL JOSEPH MELLON Mello Beckett Oh yea? featured the Dragon-Penns- ville victory. . . fleet center fielder. . . gener- ate electricity with Sparks, Lenny Clyde, Barb, Jocko and Tom . . . Sept. 25, 1982 . . . stuck in the creek in a canoe . . . loved Viv's party. . . future accountant. ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Powder Puff Cheerleader 3, 4, BRAGGIN DRAGON 4. RALPH DAVID MILLS J ocko Mullica Hill Let's go , . . champion breeder of thor- oughbreds . . . bowling is right up his alley. . . thinks fishing is no fluke . . . talks to Mike, Jeff, Ed and Bryan . . . will Russell up a fu- ture in computers. ACTIVITIES: Nat'l. Honor Society 3, 4: Ski Club 4: Astronomy Club 4. J OANNE LINDA MIHLEBACH Jo Clarksboro Zing . .. South Jersey Track and Cross Country champ . . . partial to poetry . . . drools for strawberries . . . puffed away on the gridiron . . . Homecoming Queen 1982 . . . keen for Chris, Val, Jessie and the Nitwits . . . will be a roadrunner. ACTIVITIES: Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4 CCO- Capt.jg Track 2, 3, 4 C Capt. jg Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4: Ski Club 1, 2, 3: Powder Puff 3, 4. JOSEPH A. MITCHELL Fuji Beckett Hunky Dorie . . . klever with Korean Kara- te . . . Chuck les with Kelly, Steve, Mike and Carl . . . favors Ms. Katurakes' classes . . . wears a black belt . . . thinks pizza holds piz- zaz . . . will fly the skies for the United States Air Force. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 4. GINA MICHELLE MORE Leech Clarksboro Take me away never crushed when managing The Orange Bowl . . . hangs out at the hut . . . likes Moore classes with Bergin . . . has a ball on the beach . . . solid with Block, Kimba and the gang . . . practically a nurse. l VALERIE SUZANNE MUNTZ Val Clarksboro Give me it tough Tri-Captain of the Hockeyettes . . . Klaszky track performer. . . torments Tom . . .jives with Jo, Jes and the Nitwits . . . counseled Mrs. Yoder. . . showed her stuff in Powder Puff. . . will be schooled in business college. ACTIVITIES: Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4 fCapt.jg Track 2, 3, 4g Student Council 1, 2, 3, 44 Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Powder Puff 3, 4. I WARREN MORGAN III Bo South Harrison Hush . . . master of the mats for four years . . . milks daily at the farm . . . is never blue when Fishing . . . Mills around the arcade with Mantis, Jim and the Mickleton boys . . . has picked technical school. RICHARD ALLEN MURPHY Rick Swedesboro Life's tough . . . Barchuck's bruising Tri- Captain . . . rough on the diamond . . . seen in the Green Machine with the guys . . . loaded with talent , . . was summoned to the Home- coming Court . . . pumps iron . . . off to col- lege. ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2, 3, 4 QTr1-Capt.Jg Baseball 2, 3, Track 13 Ski Club 1, 3, 4. MATTHEW JOSEPH MUCHA Danny Macho Swedesboro Yo . . . Veep of the NHS . . . skillful on the slopes . . . eye in the sky . . . El Cerebro . . . cooks up schemes with Bryan, Bill and Todd . . . ls drawn to art . . . will make a science of computing. ACTIVITIES: Nat'l. Honor Society 3, 45 As- tronomy Club 3, 4g Ski Club 2, 3, 4. ROBIN TYESE NORMAN Lady QT Swedesboro You know it . . . erstwhile Dragonette bas- ketball standout . . . princess at the Burger King . . . cruises to Camden . . . eyes the brothers with Velma, Tynielle, Sonya, Sharon and Swavo . . . April 1, 1982 . . . will enter the business world. JUDITH ANN OGBOURNE Judy Centre Square Wrong . . . roams the river with Jimmy and the River Rats . . . Nov. 5, 1981 . . . snapped her way through Voc. with Gab and Debbie . . . lights up the dark room . . . buzzes around her honey . . . good health, wealth and dia- monds loom. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1, Ski Club 1. GARY JOSEPH PARANTO Prants Swedesboro Yo . . . anchored the line for four years . . . rambled for 63 against Salem . . . thanks Lordy and Matteo for good times . . . hangs at Gallo's Homecoming '81 toils as a tiller. . . will troop to the Army. ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, wfesumg 1, 2, 3, 4, Golf 3, 4, Audio v1Sua1 1, 2, 3, 4. MARGARET MARY OWEN Marg Clarksboro What's up? . . . checks-out books in the East Greenwich Library. . . Jan. 1, 1981 . . . rambles with Robbie, Janine, Linda, Cindy and Gina. . .a shore sunbather. . .Aug. 10, 1982 . . . stated for O'Neill . . . will make col- lege and marriage her business. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1, Honor Guard 1, Boy 's Track Stats 2, 3, Cross Country Stats 3. 1 1 1 1 CARLA ANN PERRY Car Swedesboro For crying out loud . . . wends her way to Wildwood . . . travels with Michelle, Rhonda and an army of friends in the Tank . . . takes trips to the other 49 . . . banks all of her plans on Voc. Tech. ACTIVITIES: Library Aide 1, 2. SHERRY DENISE OWEN Shrimp Mount Royal L'I'm sorry . . . plays a mean licorice stick . . . junior inductee into the NHS . . . gave guid- ance as an aide . . . constant capers with Ka- ren and the clan . . . sweet on strawberries . . . will take life as it comes. ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Nat'l. Honor Society 3, 4, Ski Club 3, 4, Key Club 4, BRAG- GIN DRAGON 4. g l J ANINE MARIE PHILLIPS Janine Harrisonville I don't care . . . Reliable as a secretary . . . gravitates to the Guidance Office . . . hits the spots with Earl, Tina, Towanda, Linda and Margaret . . . loves lasagna . . . Nov. 15, 1979 . . . future bride and business executive. ACTIVITIES: Nat'l. Honor Society 3, 4, Nurse's Aide 1, Guidance Aide 3. STEVEN ALAN PINTO Steve Swedesboro What's up Buzz . . . watches the waters at Peachwood . . . wheels in the Deal Wagon . . . gets rowdy with Rick, John, Folks and Chip . . . will light up the world as an electrical technician. ACTIVITIES: Audio Visual 2, Powder Puff Cheerleader 3, 4. RANDALL LEE RIDDLE Randy Swedesboro What's your problem? . . . puts stock in The Booth Corner Market . . . likes to tinker on cars . . . gives his awl in woodworking. . . is found on top of the world with Debbie, Cris, Judy and Jim . . . matrimony looms. MAUREEN RUTH REVELAS Mo Clarksboro Are you insane? . . . flies to Florida for fun and sun . . . rocks to music . . . camps on the Clarksboro corner with Vicky and the crowd . . . Prom '82 . . . artistically inclined . . . a future co-ed. JOSEPH H. RIZZI J .R. Swedesboro Stroons .. . super captain of Barchuck's backfield . . . skis the waves and the slopes relaxes with Ray Pete, Andy and the squad . . . always up when down on Dad's farm . . . marvels at Marks . . . programming for computers. ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2, 3, 4 CTri-Capt.J, Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Wrestling 15 Baseball 1. DIANE KELLY RICHARDSON Kel Clarksboro Really . . . makes 'em as you like 'em at Burger King . . . seeks sun and finds fun at the shore . . . no burden to be with Bergin . . . makes sparks with Judy, Donna and Nancy . . . undecided future. BETH ANN SANDBERG Bup Mickleton What's the matter? . . . sticks out on de- fense on the hockey field . . . gets the scoop at Don and Bert's . . . courted the title at the Homecoming . . . Harmless around John and friends . . . has her eyes on Hawaii. ACTIVITIES: Hockey 3, 4, Track 3, 45 Powder Puff 3, 4g Student Council 1, 2, 4, Cheerleader 1, 23 Class President 1. JUNE ELIZABETH SCHAUB June Clarksboro I doubt it! . . .partial to Yourison . . .bangs the bells in the band . . . munches on M 8: M's . . . won't forget the Big Apple trip . . . bums with Barb and the bunch . , . will be a suc- cessful secretary. ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 2, 3, 4 fSec.jg Powder Puff 3, 4, Nat'l. Honor Society 3, 4. DAVID ERNEST SELBY Dave Jr. Swedesboro When the going gets tough, the tough get going . . . transfered Bayou Native . . . an- other iron pumper . . . a taste for tacos . . . sports fanatic . . . thinks Kingsway is special . . . found all around . . . willjoin the work-a- day world. JEFFREY ALFRED SCHLUMP Schlumpy Mickleton l'm not conceited, I'm convinced! . . . rock 'em sock 'em lineman for Barchuck . . . close to Karen, Ed, Keith and Jenny. . . had happy Homecomings . . . loads up on lobster and la- sagna . . . will engineer a great future. ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4. HARRY SHERWOOD Harry the Hat Swedesboro Whats up coach'? . . . masterful manager of the Kingway sports program buddy to Dave . . . has a ship-shape model collection . . . fancies classes with F redericks . . . torpe- does subs . . . Veep of the Student Council . . . plans on a military career. KIMBERLY ANNE SCOTT Kim Swedesboro Whats up? . . . streams to the Flood Gates . . . gets Moore out of History. . . mesmerized by music . , . goes with Gina, Gary Helen and others . . . generated by Genesis . . . May '82 . . . swims and suns at Sea Isle City. WILLIAM A. SHUSTER Kilroy Beckett Super outdoor sportsman . . . shutters at cars . . . hangs with the gang . . . said a fond fare- well to Mr. Stowman . . . sizzling steak sand- wiches . . .will soon become an A-'1 auto me- chanic. CARL GENE SILLS Carl Harrisonville What's up buddy? . . . talented with a brush and palette . . . an old sow and sow farmer in the summer. . . another girl watch- er . . . struts tall at the mall . . . plans to ac- quire vast fortunes. LEONARD HENRY SOLOMON Lenny Swedesboro L'Get out . . . tackles the position of tight-end . . . cracks up with Mike, Clyde, Kristen, Deb and Viv. . . went a court ing for the crown . . . adds spice to Timon's class . . . gets a lift out of skiing . . . cloudy future. ACTIVITIES: Football 4, Ski Club 4. JOHN ERIC SLOAN John Beckett Relax . . . showed some leg in the Powder Puff . . . krazy about Kink's koncerts . . . forms a quad with Don, Bart, Mike and Cris . . . can be caught playing frisbee . . . gets a lift from Crane's classes . . .future cosmetologist. ACTIVITIES: Powder Puff Cheerleader 3, 4, Football 1, Basketball 2. RICHARD DAVID SPARKS JR. Rick Mullica Hill Heyl . . . snared a position in the drum line . . . at track ted to model trains . . . yearns for Yourison's class . . . Nov. 2, 1980 travels with Tina, Brad, Cliff and the band gang. . . Band Bus '3 . . . future is vague. ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Stage Band 2, 3, 4, Band Vice-Pres. 3, Powder Puff Cheerlead- er 3, Band Aide 4, Homecoming Court. TERRI ANNE SMITH Smythe Mickleton Well, I'm impressed . . . scored high Marks as Co-editor of the LANCER . . . buzzes with the band fronts . . . misses Avalon summers . . . Band Bus V3 . . .froze her toes as a twirler . . . charted to be a hospital unit clerk. ACTIVITIES: Band 1, Majorette 2, 3, 4, LANCER 3, 4 fCo-editorjg Powder Puff 3, 4, BRAGGIN DRAGON 4, Band Aide 4, Ski Club 2, Student Council 1. ANITA JANE STACKHOUSE Neats Swedesboro Hey babee! . .. hustled as a hurdler for four years . . . energetic cheerleader. . . seen in the Boro with Renee, Deb, Jean and the Nitwits . . . suns at the shore . . . will be a ship-shape cruise director. ACTIVITIES: Track 1, 2, 3, 4 fCapt.j, Hockey 3, Powder Puff 3, 4, Cheerleader 4. STEVEN JOHN STEFFEN Stefen Mullica Hill Digs away at AC Schultes and Sons . . . forms a quartet with Greg, Billy and Jeff. . . mes- merized by video games . . . pigs out on piles and piles of pizza . . . future is still to be writ- ten. gg l DARLENE THERESA SULLY Darlene Mullica Hill I don't know . . . el capitan' ofthe rifles . . . gobs of Garfield gadgets . . . tunes to General Hospital . . . Nov. 6, 1982 . . . often seen with Luanne, Arlene and friends. . .future in Med. Tech. ACTIVITIES: Tennis 1, 23 Color Guard 2, 3, 4 QCapt.Jg Nat'l. Honor Society 3, 4, Powder Puff3, 4, Astronomy Club 4, Guidance Aide 4. JEFF HENRY STEVENSON Stevenson Clarksboro Seen but seldom heard . . . gets a lift from Crane's classes . . . gathers with Greg, Steve, Bill and Mike . . . summertime farm boy . . . wheels around on a cycle . . . coasts in his Camaro . . . will follow life's course. HELEN ELAINE SUSNICK The Seal Swedesboro Oh no! . . . makes a splash on skis . . . kraves company with Kenny, Kim and the clan . . . a shore bet on the sandy beaches . . . has a real sweet tooth for brownies . . . nurs- ing is in her blood. RHONDA JEAN STILES Rhonda Swedesboro You better back up! . . . makes a periodic trip to Pennsville Park . . . hits the trails on horseback . . . needs Moore sleep . . . Home- coming '80 . . . seen with Sarah, Michele and the gang . . . future unforeseen. BRADFORD KING TALLEY Brad Mickleton Be dumb . . . please!! . . . student rep to the Board of Education . . . skillful skier . . . makes his gold at Silverman's . . . wages war in the Battlewagon . . . constant companion of Cliff, Rick and Jim . . . will canvas the art field. ACTIVITIES: Tennis 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4 QExec. Comm.Jg Lit- erary Magazine 3, 4g LANCER 3. MICHELLE ANN TERRY Shell Swedesboro 'KOh really . . . races to the Bridgeport Fair- grounds . . . talks business with Mrs. Martell . . . roams with Ruth, Rhonda, Joe, Bruce, Carla, Lois, Jimmy, Sara and Brenda. . .Prom '82 . . . plans to fly the friendly skies. MICHAEL JAMES THOMPSON Mike Beckett Far out . , .flies high with Led Zeppelin . . . remembers summer of '81 . . . hits the high spots with DB, JS, BK, and PE .... has a muppet for a teacher . . . future is vague. ACTIVITIES: Cross Country 15 Powder Puff Cheerleader 4. JOHN C. THOMAS Chris Swedesboro All right . .. erstwhile football gladiator . . . varooms in a Vette . . . has a flowerfuljob . . . enjoys being with Joanne, Tom, Bill, Folks, Harm and Ken . . . comes across in mo- torcross . . . will be a skilled tradesman. S- S-I., TRISH ANN THOMPSON Tricia Mickleton Let's go to the mall . . .in the swim at Gibb- stown Pool . . . constant companion of Krys- tal, Fuzzy, Butch and Little Devo agile baton twirler and aerobic dancer. . . will fly the skies as an airline stewardess. ACTIVITIES: Majorette 2, 45 Powder Puff 4, Musical 3, Nurse's Aide 4. TRACEY LAMONT THOMAS Double D Swedesboro Don't even try it! . . . monster of Barchuck's line . . . loves the ladies . . . king of the Hill School all-around athlete . . . barrels around in Betsy. . . steals time with Robby, Tiki, Anthony and Mark . . . future pro grid- iron star. ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. THOMAS PAUL TILLBERG T-bell Mickleton That's life . . . congregates at Chuck's . . . befriended by Bergin . . . manuevers Mama's car . . . sold on soccer . . . bicycles into the blue . . . sassy saxaphonist . . . will be a dedi- ated draftsman. ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4. GABRIELLEE TRENDLER Gab Mickleton Oh yeah, right . , . wanders with Chris to National Park . . . Sept. 25, 1982 . . . travels with Train, Alg, Dawn, Judy and Deb . . . Voc. School student Summer 82 Junior Kook Day . . . the future's uncertain. WILLIAM M. WARD III Stan Slick Beckett What's the deal? . . . Boys State Rep . . . searches for the stars . . . sporty skier. . . an asset to True Value Hardware . . . frequents the Beckett courts . . . happy when cross country biking . , . has a compass set on engi- neering. ACTIVITIES: Tennis 3, 4g Ski Club 2, 3, 4g Nat'l. Honor Society fTreas.J 3, 4g Astronomy Club 3, 4g Boy's State 3. DONNA ELIZABETH VENEZIA Bloc Clarksboro Fm hungry . . . past Treasurer of our class . . . electrified by a kiss . . . wanders with Al- fred, Kelly and Gina . . . bronzes in the sum- mer sun . . . is big on shrimp . . . clings to the Clarksboro corner . . . future seen in x-rays. ACTIVITIES: Class Treasurer 1, Cheerleader lg Nurse's Aide lg Cross Country and Wres- tling Stats. KIMBERLY ANNE WARNER Kim Mickleton That's Awesome! .. . puts a snap in the Corps. . .found love at locker '114 . . .tied to the telephone . . . Band Bus 43 . . . bides time with Bill, Kim, Kathy, Terri and the band fronts .. . Cosmetic Queen . .. college bound. ACTIVITIES: Flag Corps 2, 3 fCo-Capt.J 4, Ski Club 2, 3, 4, Powder Puff 3, 4g Softball 3g LANCER 4, BRAGGIN DRAGON 4g Band Aide 4. JOHN ' WALKER Walk Swedesboro Just kidding . . . king of the Cross Country course . . . pins his foes on the mats . . . has an army of friends . . . babbles with Bergin . . . putts along in his Pinto . . . will broadcast a future in sports, ACTIVITIES: Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, Cross Coun- try 2, 3, 4g Tennis 4, French Club 1, 2. V l TOWANDA D. WILLIAMS Towanda Mount Royal Really'? You're lying! . . . cavorts around Cap'n Cats . . . cohorts are Lisa C., Eddie, Step, Beth and the gang .. . savors Italian food . . . fond of good Marks . . . will reign in court as a stenographer. ACTIVITIES: Cheerleader 1. DIANE MARIE YACHIMISKE Diane Swedesboro Stop . . . pens for the BRAGGIN DRAGON . . . flies around the Crows Nest . . . stakes a claim on McCann's Homestead . . . sure to be found at the shore . . .likes hot fudge sundaes anyday. . . seeks success through college. W BARBARA A. ZAMMARRELLI Barbi Swedesboro Aw Man . . . flaunts a flag in the band . . . Band Bus t3 . . . counseled the students for four years . . . enjoys Mellon, Karen, Kim and the Love Widgets . . . puffed on the gridiron . . . sticky Band Aide . . . future legal secre- tary. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Secretary 1, 2, 3g Musical 2, 3, 4g Flag Corps 3, 43 Mascot 1, 2g BRAGGIN DRAGON 4g Pow- der Puff 4, 71 BETH ANN ZAYAC Bethy Swedesboro Check it out . . . happy Cross Country stat- istician preferred Moore's guidance . . . suns on the seashore beaches . . . breezes the byways in her Buick with friends . . . wild weekends with Hart and Jo Ann . . . will trav- el the fifty. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 1, 23 Cross Country Stats. MUN? WW Y -B ,ba -., . , 4 ' IGS' ' 6 ' , ' 3 ' -71' I -' ES' W M 4. 2 4 ' 1 Lic rl Sa, 4 -5: - n A -2 i J' I ' ' if ,JL ' M., - 1: 'fi M' NZM, V 17' V qi? Q f .QM T my 4 f 19 1 224 ' W V V -Q? V 44 V 4 sr, . Xawwf pm. 8 A Q Q 4r f4 XV 4 ffl, -M3 JN ... AQU L.. 2924 kg ' YQ '4 Z'U.1B,. 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V , WWEWEQWM Q? ! fm: s gm ' 1 V 5 X V lf A , Q f 4' ,4 5 ,, , ' A , ,1 'I , Q 'r 5 l .A , .5 - I ' Qi, 45 -' .M Y 2' pm '- nun Mfg E ISS.-JN faimfff ww ax, 1-...Hia '1JWfT1f f 3 J .s ,W I 4, F Nm mY? gi! :'H7 !W!'!lWf A hx fifi by 'WA f 'W I Q ' 'ii 5 W N, km 3 v in Www P, , 'iv NE: Mom 5 . a ALVA BURTON GRIDER 1965-1983 One ship goes East, another goes West By the self-same winds that blow. 'Tis the set of the sail and not the gale That determines the way they go. Like the Winds of the sea are the Ways of Fate As we linger along through life. 'Tis the set of the sail that decides the goal, And not the calm or the strife. - Rebecca R. Williams :ggi ex, ' W 5 s X .- ff mfs 1 QW' Z, M M 1 J V S Af 'W 1 . SQ! 5 A J , A Y S S 1 M -1' f, 49 , 'U , W 3' s K ff: ,' L A n 2- , . -gf.: W-. m , ,ig 3 ,S ,Q by saw 7 ml fm 2 mph! Q 'X Q 8 P , em i , Y' 1 4' m L J , 2 ri 2 , 8. Q K If fi may Sf, 4, , , 945 it -. f ,L ffm si. 5 anal! aw . , will f:E,,,. .., Xa 'WW f:,,M211s, - ,lim w, 1 fr ,,,. az 4, .H -ff- ,, ., , 1 ,, 14, , X Q-ggfgff, , ' 235' 5. 1 1, Qgimz- ' 5 ' ---' 'ml xfggzzsiw ' ' 3,5 gi as WWW , ,Q W if f f ff, , ' w f W tv gi ,, i l ,, 1. 3 lV-- 1 -- :. , I 'vI.:-v Q. Q J ' V X A ' , VV., o Q 5 , A. V' ,.L, 5. K ooo' 2 5, f K K 'Www . ,,, , mf- ' M ff. M 2+ 9' 15 J 'Z , 'N' ? .Ad - .Ji w 73, Vw 'I ,Q - J. f.k, x 3, V, V 2 X, QNX ' A'-,, S .:f,, ,, 'll 2 -. E6 ,V ,Q . ,E .4 K, VJ' , s.,W-gk 11 , ,qemsv M 'QQ yu ITS HOMECO INC- Wg!! l ,M7 A1 x 1 J ,. f , x I XQQRSQN j , Q 'x 'T , 1.-Q4 x', xg' - ,Xen 5 Q. QX Q FY' I V, x l,, xx. X -, XY SN LLWQQLD I, 1 M 5 M -1 , nf, 4:1 4 ' C :.'v:f-:' ' ,. Si S if ,..,A.fx:--.ffx HEERLEIA ERS 1 Girls Rouse Spirits on the Gridiron During the fall, the place to be on Saturdays is the Kingsway's Dragon gridiron. On this battle ground is fought the greatest football wars in South Jersey. At these football games, the cheerleaders strive to devel- op the spirit needed to bring forth victory. Every day before a home game, a pep rally is given. The gym is filled with spirit and pride as the students let their emotions take over. With the support of the band, the cheerleaders arouse the crowd with their favorite chants like, Let's Get Fired Up! Cheerleading is a worthwhile activity that requires skill and hard work. Great preparation is necessary in order to have a successful season all around. Once again in '82, the cheerleaders were out boost- ing morale among the students. Under the direction of advisor Lisa Katurakes and captain Danita Harris, the cheerleaders worked hard to prepare for a successful season. To open the season, the cheerleaders sponsored a Kick-off dance. Other activities of the cheerleaders are preparing for decorating the halls and the boy's locker room. After all pep rallies, they provide candy and baked goodies to the football players. On Thanksgiving Day, the cheerleaders sponsored Parents Day in honor of the senior football players and their parents. An innovation this year was at the open- ing game when the cheerleaders released hundreds of colorful balloons, carrying messages far and wide. One response came from as far away as Connecticut. All in all the girls enjoyed a successful season of cheerleading presentations. They would like to thank all the cheering spectators whose rousing response added gusto to our games. 54 Cheerleaders '82: L. Ferko, R Jenkins, A. Stackhouse, D. Harris fCaptainJ, C. Spanos, I. Marino, J. Kemp, S. Toulson, D. Chew, D. Goldsby A. DuBois, J. Kay 33,93 1 I , 'gf ,WH ,M W 5 T, , gg . 5 N, A A in !4? 3 lwffy AMMM4 JJ! 'N' 'Q Kg' A 93 3 ':'1f,g,Q. , , V g Q x 1 , j f' 1, ' Af 1 MJ. , , K gif 3 ff 'U rf' -JW gwywm f b? Mx VFW? ' I Q' 1 ffl N w , fwh,QM,,.g.,3 5 5 v - - ,,,, ,VM 4, ,gy 4. ' W53j:?Q..?5 ' 3, V ,www ,,,, ,IM A 1 , , I -Ll, f v, 'L 4 A. ,xw?W'50,w 7 wmffw, ' y 4 wh 44: Q f w ' Vx- ,f M -H' 33 ' 4 DRAGQN N I-IING BAND lN5:Tf A .QQ is i-llgfei-I :'3!Zi iEJQi.. f ff-ali' Y TOP ROW - J. Thompson, L. Posey, S. Owen, G. Kokos, S. Kidd, P Grosshardt, T. D'Annible, L. Pino, M. Hayward, D. Hampton, D. Frank, W. Reeves, D. Sullivan, K. Sperber, K. Schwenk, M. Pitts. MIDDLE ROW - K. Hudson, K. Warner, J. Shute, V Kuchler, B. Gillan, A. Hunter, J. Menden, C. Enick, M. Magdln, J. Nachman, S. Wenhoff, H. Warrington, L. Buchenhorst, L. Musumeci, K. Hayden, G. Donofrio, R. Brown, D. Capozzi, D. Mills, M. Pino, D. Payne, B. Hoffman, D. Payne, D. Ogren, B. Owen, B. Malinoski, A. Ryan, D. Lyles, T. Miller, T. Owen, B. Zammarelli, L. Tumbelty, A. Morgan, T. Doms, R Posey. KNEELING - L. Goslin, K. Sully, M. Still, D. Sully, B. Carter, T. Foley B. Justice, J. Thompson, L. Zeck, J. Schaub, L. Donofrio, L. Balestrucci, R. Sparks, S. Grasso, S. Brickner, A. Jackson, M. Poradosky, S. Redfleld, L. Justice. SITTING - A. Barber, C. Rival, T. Smith, K. Hampton, K. McTyre, K. Wigmore, T. Thompson. Band Wins Fans And Trophie The Kingsway Dragon Band completed a successful Tournament of Bands season with two first place finishes, three seconds, a third and a seventh in direct competition with top-flight eastern area bands. On October lst, they opened their season with a strong performance at Clearview that gained a second place trophy. On the 8th, the Dragons repeated their second place finish in a tournament at Ridley H.S. A rain- marred Triton competition saw a disappointing third place finish. A week later, the weather and the performance improved as the band rebounded to second place. The next competition at Williamstown H.S. saw the band score a school record number of points as The F amily marched off with first place honors. On October 23rd, the band reached the epitome of success as they took flrst place honors and ALSO captured trophies for Best Band Fronts , Best Music , and Best Drum Majors . A fitting climax to a perfect season. In street competition, the Dragons placed 2nd in the Millville Christmas parade. The Family missed the flrst place honors by a hundreth of a point. The band also gave crowd pleasing performances in parades at Woodbury, Salem, Wildwood and Swedesboro. The grand finale of the activities for the Band Family was the annual band trip, this year to Williamsburg-Busch Gardens Music Festival in Newport News, VA on the 20th and 21st of May. Against outstanding com- petition, the band walked off with second place honors. The Indoor Guard, having competed only once during the season, took a second place in their competition. Drum Major Scott Brickner and Major- ette Carol Rival captured high scores, Excellent ratings and flrst place trophies in their respective individual competitions. Mr. Eitel and Ms. Klsela will dearly miss the departing seniors. The band directors will find it difficult to replace Brass Captain Doug F rank, Wood- wind Captain Dawn Ogren and senior squad members Toni D'Annibale, Georgia Kokos and Sherry Owen, Percussion Captains Sam Grasso and Rick Sparks and squad members Luanne Balestrucci and June Schaub, Flag Corp Captain Kim Hudson and squad members Tina Doms, Barbara Gillan, Kim Warner and Barb Zammarrelli, Rifle Captain Darlene Sully, Majorettes Terri Smith, Trish Thompson and their Captain Kathy Hamp- ton, and Feature Twirler Lisa Justice. Good luck and succcess to those remaining. A it I 5 e 1 2 2 I E e x I 'I' gb .77 X Q XS X W N, W Q Q ' XX. K ,RK N Nf sk. QW S 9 1. k . 5-if . K gags 'S S wi' . Wxlg 9 ,.. P 9 E UQ K -Q: wo 1 QNX' A.. ,-4 end lla-- 1 f s x . J gg X X sk .E Sv z'1 Q . MS 8 Q. ., if x 5 E 9325 .1 a 1 . J I Q 3 , er fi f MA.. s M if As. - Q .5 k .Q . sei, i X f H1 K 5 'K 1 v.-.: ,fine Q 5 'Swim f 4 . . , X. K K Q ggfqgtzg fx Q- 4 ,E m iii 533 M f 1 3 i . wgkm SW XS! N Nwx Vx x gil: I i x Y. , .X ' X A . swf N f , , . A .V L . sk 1ffffff'+m' Qe...:... . M SCHEDULE K O 34 Clayton 6 34 Pitman 6 7 Pennsville 0 0 Salem 54 40 Gloucester O 53 Schlaick 0 7 Delsea 26 19 Woodstown 18 34 Pennsgrove 0 Poo'rB LL . Top: L. Murdock fmanagerj, F Saporito, R Crane, C. Frazier, S. Banff, L. Solomon, D. Fauntleroy, G. Price, J. Horner, McFadden, J. Morgan, K. Conley, H. Sherwood Cmanagerj. Second Row: Coach Lukas, Coach Barchuck, K. Evans, Marcell, A. Azzari, L. Gattuso, G. Edmund, G. Paranto, J. Diggs, K. Elder, T. Clevenger, T. Thomas, M. Mellon, Monaco fmanagerj, L. Hoffman fmanagerj, B. Thompson fmanagerj. Third Row: Coach Ionatti, Coach Klaszky, Coa O'Neill, B. Lord, R. Sandy, O. Wilson, B. Fish, J. Casella, T. Frank, R. Miller, G. Shute, A. Hughes, R. Lerch, J. Zangz J. Thomas, M. Barber, R Lindsey Cmanagerj. Fourth Row: K. Carney, D. Prosser, P Sebastiani, J. DeMarco, S. Clemen R. Murphy, K. Hunt, J. Rizzi, R Yurgin, E. Weldon, L. Tirado, R. Lee, M. Wilson, J. Holmes Cmanagerj, S. Mona fmanagerj. Football Sur-Passes Last Year 'S Recore September 1st, 1982. Coach Tony Barchuck and the rest of the Dragons had been waiting for this day with great optimism since Thanksgiving 1981. As they charged onto the practice field, there was an atmosphere never before felt at Kingsway. Unity and enthusiasm reigned, and a family feeling devel- oped. As they worked through subsequent practices, through grueling double sessions, one goal and one thought was in their minds- The Magic 12 . Twelve points were needed to be eligible for the South Jersey Championship playoffs. The first two points came with an easy victory over Clayton, 34-6. The following week the score was matched in a victory over Pitman. On October 9th, the defending Tri-County champs invaded Dragon territory with expecta- tions of victory. In a defensive struggle until the last minutes of play, Kingsway prevailed when Mike Mellon gathered in an errant Eagle pass to set up the winning score. Six points toward The Magic 12 had been garnered. The following week was a complete let down, as the Dragons were doused by Salem. In the following weeks, they clobbered Gloucester and shamed Schalick in an overwhelming Homecoming victory. In a thrilling finish at Woodstown, the Dragons emerged victorious to se- cure The Magic 12 points. In another one-sided fray, Barchuck's men pummeled Pennsgrove with a convincing victory. John Diggs completed a great season when he established a new school record of 1,042 yards rushing. Outstanding performances were turned in all season by John Diggs with super runs, Tracey Thomas, with superb blocking and tackling, Joe Rizzi, with slashing running, Mike Mellon, with scintallating interceptions, concrete Ken Hunt anchoring the lines, Keith Elder, in the center of the battles, and the rest of the Dragon stalwarts contributing outstanding plays throughout the season. The graduating players leave their winning tradition in good hands. We are sure that the best yet record of 7-2 will be bettered next year. Coaches: Coach M. Klaszky, Coach R. O'Neill, Coach S. Ionatti, Co A. Moritz, Coach T. Barchuck, Coach K. Lucas. sms iiiw.-.wan midi'-wr f .w A ff 1, il. Q ii . Q if : A S IWW 4. LW i CSV S SY mfkiiwwf f QU! W2 5 gh . PK 6111- wuqs , 912' ,. U 4' I mu.. Manu - Mara- up--f ..-... ...- an f.nw-f favs fauna' mann- .hav-ff r ...un aqua- .4500 an mmf null. min- SLD Nl ' ian K- illsl' uv -If f'-pf 1.,.n.,,--.. ,,.,, lv +4--'BQ' an-Q.. MC .Q I Q 4,51 K' 3 lf' 4 W X if ' , .5 4 l . if Mfr Cgoss COUNT Y r if SCHEDULE . K O 34 Clearview 21 Q 25 Pitman 32 19 Pennsville 42 , 15 St. James 50 34 Salem 21 20 Clayton 40 3 27 Gloucester 32 37 Paulsboro 18 ' 25 Gateway 33 20 Schalick 41 39 Delsea 18 21 Berlin Tech. 38 30 Woodbury 29 22 Triton 36 '28 Pennsgrove 28 40 Pennsauken Tech. 16 ' Kingsway won the tie- l breaker. 5 Standing: Coach T. Bergin, J. Walker, E. Jones, M. Bohn, J. Collins, S. Scott, K. Kolodziejski, S. Wills Kneeling: J. Harmon, C. Baker, D. Pyle, R. Moxley, S. Saporito, J. Mauger, J. Mihlebach, S. Miller. Bergin's Harriers Have Best Season Ever As the 1982 cross country season began, the Dragons fielded a team of fifteen, nine veterans and six newcomers. Led by senior Co-Captains Chip Baker and Joanne Mihlebach and paced by newcomers Mark Bohn and Joe Collins, the Dragons raced to a record of ten wins and six losses, as well as a second place finish in the Tri-County Conference Championship meet. The teams ten victories equals a school mark for Kingsway Cross Country, and the second place Tri-County finish was the Dragon's best ever. This '82 Dragon squad ran well together. Often, thirty seconds or less sepa- rated Kingsway's top five runners. This pack was the key to a successful campaign. Sophomore Mark Bohn was the teams number one runner. He was contin- ually pressed by junior Joe Collins. The heart of the team was composed of seniors Chip Baker, John Harmon, Ken Kolodziejski and Joanne Mihlebach. Joining them were juniors Sam Saporito, Bruce Jones and Sophomores Don Pyle and John Mauger. Joanne Mihlebach completed an illustrious cross country career with a second place finish in the Gloucester County Championship meet, a fourth place finish in the South Jersey Open, and a fourth place finish in the South Jersey Group I Championship. Joanne was also selected an area all star for the third consecutive year. Although the graduating seniors will be missed, Coach Bergin is optimistic about next season. With returning varsity veterans Mark Bohn, Joe Collins, Don Pyle, Bruce Jones, Sam Saparito, and John Manger, along with the devel- oping talents of freshmen Steve Miller and Steve Scott, the Dragons already have the nucleus of a fine team. Keep this squad together, add a few promising newcomers, and the future of Kingsway cross country appears bright. I r i . is 2 i ,Lag Lbxl 5 i ff, ' Z ' n at W, H 'wb by ' ' lx k ,:.:,,,? 1 nk' A S 45 WO 1- Y 5. in v l Q SGCCE 3 Glassboro 2 L 3 Pitman 5 1 Clearview 2 6 Berlin Tech. 2 1 Gateway 6 3 Woodstown O 8 Delsea' 3 2 Woodstown 1 1 Pitman 7 O Gloucester 1 7 Berlin Tech. 0 8 Woodstown 0 Overtime , ., M -- f Sitting: J. Thompson, T. Suessmuth, D. Payne, D. Hickman, B. Uricher, G. Holgate, D. Payne, D. Hargrave Kneeling: D. DeStefano, M. Warner, L. Saporito, T. Schober, B. West, S. Smith, S. Frampton, S. Cianciulli, B Owen. Standing: S. Haines, E. Callahan, T. Hilton, S. Casella, B. Schultz, C. Boone, R. DeStefano, B. Defey, S Roane, Coach Rajczy. Soccer Gets Off on Rajczy Foot The year 1982 will long be remembered as the inaugural year for soccer at Kingsway Regional. Newly appointed head coach, John Rajczy, faced the task of preparing his lads for a season of twelve games against teams which had been estab- lished for years. The turn out for the soccer squad was outstanding with thirty-six boys reporting on opening day and with twenty-six remaining for the entire season. The nucleus of the team was composed of freshmen and sophomore boys some with consid- erable experience. The nucleus will be the heart of next year 's varsityyteam. Next year 's team will have the honor of playing on the Dragon's newly constructed home field. This year 's squad compiled a record of seven victories against only five losses. This was a commendable performance for our new sports program. We wish the returning players much luck for their first varsity season in 1983. 68 B. West, T. Suessmuth, G. Holgate, Coach Rajczy SCHEDULE t K o 'Freshmen i WW Q A Q L- :RQ 4 Q X gf 1- Ni x' v - K N X S xx ii .. wx N Q A by ,R as if as A X L X ' X iifsf Ah, 1 av, I E 1. t 2 'W , A 3' wav , .,x ' My ,.,,v 8. . Y , 1 2-, - 7 Ov n 2 aiwx Q 6 Q iff ,A-. Jax ' 37 3 'K .3 -. i wif! . M, Q 3 I xA fn fm, ' .w in 4915- Kc' my Q X A JHPA Q kyvygg .kk' 1, , 1: ' K3 ,Z f Q 1 cy, K I ,gg 1 35 ix f i. np- .A +.,f 2 , SCHEDULE K O Clearview 1 St. James O Gloucester 3 Salem 2 Schalick O Pitman 2 Woodstown 2 Delsea 0 Pennsville 3 Clayton 2 Pennsgrove 0 Gloucester' 'Tournament Play ,gk .. , .,,,M,,,,.. . . , , .. Sitting: D. Elia, S. Jenkins, T. Jenkins, S. Atkinson, C. Masser A Bortner B Sandberg Kneeling V Kuchler, L. Warner, P Husted, VY Muntz, M. Engle, J. Horner, C. Gattuso T Su eeten Standing D Casella flVIanagerj, D. Urban, D. Caltabiano, V Vasta fManagerj. Hockey Shows Stead Improvement Head Coach Anne O'Neill greeted 34 candidates for the 1982 hockey season. After hot September prac- tices, the team went into the season with a very posi- tive attitude knowing that they had great potential. Speedy Danette Elia was expected to be a standout performer along with returning South Jersey All Star Valerie Muntz. Great things were also expected of re- turning veterans, Audrey Bortner, Margo Engle, Tammy Sweeten and Carol Gattuso. Val Muntz, Margo Engle and Audrey Bortner were honored by being selected Tri-Captains of the team. After tying the first scrimmage and winning the next, the team kicked off the official season with a series of disappointing defeats. A complete turnaround came after the Gloucester game when the girls began a winning streak, winning five and tying one of the re- maining eight games. This gave the team a record of 5- 5-1 which qualified them for the state championship tournament. In a disheartening tournament game, the girls lost one to nothing by a disputed last minute goal. Other senior standouts on the team were Sheri Jen- kins, Beth Sandberg and Phyllis Husted. Underclass- men contributors were Sharon Atkinson, Debbie Ur- ban, Debbie Caltabiano, Lisa Warner and Jenny Horner. With many returning varsity performers and the ad- dition ofcandidates from Cathy Dill 's very successful 7- 2-1 J.V. team, hockey looks promising for next year. wh 211.551 Sgiggw f, L fi , ,AW,,,.W,, ,.1,,- V --.M 'ff' ,W 05,5 .1 ,.,. ,,, Z' 4 , wwf. QW' Www ff ' 4 , Aw' ,A ff f M mms W' Waww My Www' muww 5 if S.. Aww SEASON RECORD Clearview St. James 1 3 Gloucester 0 2 Salem 3 1 Schalick 2 0 Pitman 0 4 Woodstown 2 2 Delsea 2 0 Pennsville 0 2 Clayton 3 O Pennsgrove 2 1 Gloucester' 0 1 'State Tournament game . 1 1:2 ,, sslrs an G1 L TENNIS SCHEDULE K O 4 St. James 1 5 Delsea 0 5 Salem 0 2 Pennsville 3 0 Pitman 5 5 Pennsgrove 0 1 Clearview 4 1 Woodstown 4 5 Delsea 0 5 Salem 0 1 Pennsville 4 0 Woodstown' 5 0 Pitman' 5 5 St. J ames ' 0 5 Pennsgrove' A ' 4 'State Tournament A 'S Standing: S. Bredbenner, J. Jenkins, B. Woodend, M. Owen, A. Brogan, Coach Schoener Kneeling: S. Yurgin, B. Ferko, K. Bredbenner, A. Hoffman, S. Jones, T. Diaz, J. Barber. Tennis Team ualifies for Tourney The Dragonette tennis team reported to coach Torn Schoener on September 1, 1982 with hopes for a .500 season. Of the 12 girls reporting for the team, there was only one senior, Arlene Brogan, on the squad. However, the 11 underclass- men possessed superior skills, and throughout the season, they further developed these skills. The result was the attainment of the .500 season, with the final record being 8 wins against 7 losses. The Tri-County victories gave the team a fourth place finish in the League standings. It also enabled the team to par- ticipate in the State Championship Tennis Tournament. Smashing singles performances were exhibited by Theresa Diaz with a 9-6 record, Beth Woodend at 10-5, and Arlene Brogan also awinning record of 9-6. Jennifer Barber and Sue Bredbenner teamed up at first doubles for a 6 and 7 record. Karen Bredbenner teamed with Monique Owen to secure a 7-5 record at second doubles. Jennifer Jenkins was the first alternate and garnered a 2-2 record. Other people who contributed to the team effort were Sandy Jones, Angie Hoffman, Barbara Ferko, and Sue Yurgin. With ten skilled performers returning next year, Coach Schoener can expect an even better season. 74 -New -.Y I Coach Tom Schoener, T. Diaz, B. Woodend, A. Brogan ,, V W: -'nr x X X Y il kzzf N l Aww V x f Maxx. 4- K 'Q I 5 E ,f f B fp wifi., 51 1 f f f f x 3 . of 5 af- fm If z mf- ' ' 4'-V f iw I VV ., ' A A,,,, W ,, Z . , ,wx V4 V . 4 , ,, uf -0 9 , - 5 ff . ,,,' '. 4 1- f , , 1 'Wh' 'dv -. ff... by U ,,', , ,,,' ,,,, ' ,fz inn- V f .V W W , -V 4 vi , , ' 4+ f .,,,,., , y H , ' . f- -5 ,M I , W , 'V - 1,5 M 4 '., ,Q 4 H545 .... .44 H 94- ' ff' 1 1 x f 1? 1 ar 4?ff z 5 132 . if , 53 fy L L ' gg . 9 gg ,V ,, b aff' Q 1 2, fi 4 uv ' Q in 1 Q4 5 i Wailfpifgif 57 Q ii,4w-of .X .X.. Q .... A YA, YYY ,K in ami. 5' ll - ..,. . ,tk 1 X K I i GQDHEIQS SIDRINT FORERST if if Q X fl' l SCORE 81 ALSGT KE: GF A JW WWWWWWWMA Wm 4,0 1 f ,,,. 1 U! sy 56 Q p f Ziff A Aff 9 v Q, 9 at ,W f vi 45 1 4 M y fm .3 V IJEE . A 9 X E Z K we ,M M '4 ,,:, M, Wwfwa if w'imw,, , We f 74m MGC gm, , 7? ,. Bofxlzo O17 EDucAT1oN M-.,,K 'E' , E. DeSimone - President R. Costill - Superintendent, E. DeSimone, M. Horner, L. Stewart, R. Gould, K. Hunt, J Tropea, G. Hutchinson, L. Grasso, E. Brown, D. Aziz. .. .W .,,.,..a-- E. Brown 1:-rs--2. K say.. ,,-- H... .. - wsffk ws- Q- .-g:g.:s...f.vofsfiisw-....:-. . Vice ' President J. Tropea - Business Manager 'W E. Dunn Financial Supervisor E x Si X ADNINISTR TIQN NORMAN VELYKIS-Principal. ... is 9' . ,... . . 3.5 .S -..- .!.,.k Q . '-.ffxifi it Q. N. . fiiikf e L .- 3525 . R kfgm z F Q ..... .3 F E X A . K 4 . ?E. . f E .f x R ?i 2 .NX......wPvf X . X J 5. X me G ' W . X A .4 . - ' fl ' .1 .. A f K' 31 'kv' MITCHELL CZOCH-Pupil Personnel Director. n1ll N ROBERT COSTILL-Superintendent. f f J' he JAMES GRANATO-Vice Principal. 81 5 inni f i , . , V 'IH kf 7f,,, U W , V k I uf A A , 4 SOCIAL M f , gf if if THOMAS R. YOURISON: Glassboro State College, B.A., M.A. THOMAS SCHOENER: Elizabethtown College, B.A.g LANCER photographer, Head Tennis Coach Girls and Boys. RICHARD O'NEILL: Thiel College, B.A.g Head Wrestling Coach, Head Track Coach, Assistant Football Coach. ROBERT HUNT: Glassboro State College, B.A., M.A. F V f 15 , f W f'gL,2 MA- H-Q -- -' - ' of 'N 21,2 ,-Qlfllilll E -1 NE F? A 52 .ff '! TUDIES - A Qgf M Q,, .W X.. ,:, , t WILLIAM V MOORE: Glassboro State College, B.A. VINCENT BRISTOW: Western Kentucky University, B.A., M.A., Ath- letic Director. MILTON FREDERICKS: Glassboro State College, B.A.g Advisor Key Club. ROBERT M. URION, JR.: Morris-Harvey College, B.A. 1,4 5 Z Q A A-mf 'N .Lf-WW. . .-.gzrgfz ., .X M. - E Z 83 E93 4 ' ,f :fill 'L WILLIAM CRANE: Glassboro State College, B.A., M.A. JONI BORELLI: Rutgers University B.A.g Assistant Advisor, LANCER. BEVERLY DUFFY: Chestnut Hill College, B.A. EILEEN F SHANAHAN: Moravian College, B.A. 'r-f Y 3, 3' 3 xi' +1 Z tsl A K NGUA E e X ,A I S' X 1 it Q ,. Q 5 A R .K ...L Q L , Us ' X Y i N fl' , V i ss C he .. - - . i -Q' -S swshesfw gag X X . 5 2 N ..--5, ANN M. USCHAK: Pittsburg University B.A.g Penn State, M.A.g Dance Club, Modeling Club Advisor. LOIS STANLEY: Ursinus College, B.A.g Public Relations. MICHAEL KLASZKY: St. Francis College, B.A.: Assistant Football Coach, Head Track Coach, Girls, Advisor BRAGGIN DRAGON. ELIZABETH KENNETT: Northwestern University, B.S.g Co-Director of Musical. t J -Q wXW ,. fit? MARIANNE KISELA: Glassboro State College, B.A.g Varsity Soft- ball Coach, Co-Advisor Class of 1983, Band Front Director, In- door Guard Director. LINDA M. TUNNAT: West Chester State College, B.S. WILLIAM SMITH: Glassboro State College, B.A.g Head Basket- ball Coach, Boys. Q -- - - Q , - ' -' -Q - s. - . - - 5 I ' n ' ul X ll 4 A 1 - AVI 'I 4 1 I - ' it If? M 9 'il ! R 1, BUSINESS EDUCATIO l 4 v. E , H QW., WW 111. I, T if KVM? I KATHERINE M. TIMON: Northwestern State University, B.S. PATRICIA YULO: Trenton State College, B.S. FRANCIS MARKS: Rider College, B.S., Rutgers University, Ed.M., Advisor LANCER. ETHEL MARTELL: Temple University, B.S.g Manager of School Store, Key Club Advisor. PATRICIA CAPUTO: Temple University, B.S. Ed., Ed.M. N TH SCIENCE EE s AA 65650 5 3 ? X4 ,, C Q ae.: gg'-Q3 .sf l Q I Q5 WWNC. ANTHONY BARCHUCK: North Carolina State Univer- sityg B.Ag Head Football Coach. DANIEL KRAFT: Southern Illinois University, B.A.g Co- Coach Golf. THOMAS K. GRUBER: Wesley College, A.A.g West Vir- X ginia Wesleyan College, B.S. 3 1 F Mm l f I V Q to 2 N eg FXS 255 sd 1 4 551 S 5 5 Q' vQO'a 1 l D, I z1W1!.1,,m'.1 ' :'liii.f'I1' n '1 If l:l ,Q 1 H., 1, in '1,'l1,l:'1 1. , 'Pl I 1 0,1 ll 1 nl ' I 9 T s S X is , 1- ,B Q s -,AN I .X rg 5' ,. is 4 O N Q. 4' P s 4 , ' 'ye Q., X x -Qyx 1' I J -:QL I Q13 X59 ' 1.9x':'s 5 5 ' s'6Q'6g'1f5,', 03 v vi W 9 'o.-R , x 'Q 5 10,'Se,A Q ,C N M1550-,A x Qs 59:31 50.5, 5 x Qs Q 1.955 P Q X 5 X . f Sgg 5. , ll . 5,5 ? 1 TT 4 .l . l . 7 J. u, I Ill: :V '1 ' '1 If A :'n :'u, ' If :sir -I 1 g 'n g Wiki: ' 1 . s:,.v I a 14 .,'. . ' I 1.4.4 'QF' 21,2- 115.1 71114 .ffu 5,4 'ning' 'I THOMAS J. BERGIN: Murray State Universi- ty, B.S.g Head Cross Country Coach, Assis- tant Track Coach CBoysj. DENNIS MOZIER: Glassboro State College, B.A.g Co-Advisor Class of 1984. ROBERT SCHNECK: University of Waterloo, B.A.g Glassboro State College, M.A., Head Basketball Coach, Girls. ANDREW MORITZ: Rutgers University, B.S.g Football Trainer, Advisor Class of 1983g As- sistant Football Coach. ww H20 4. yu a 5 , B if of i 2 , , ,,. . Al '1 , I S - I, WM... i nv' Q W, W '. T Q.. o- on J to ef .N MTH 2 W ? ,L Jfwywff 1 61 BONNIE SUE MORTON: Trenton State College, B.A. Qffjflf JOHN RUSSELL, JR.: Glassboro State College, B.A. ' JOHN RAJCZY: Glassboro State College, B.A., M.A.g Head Soccer Coach. Q ,M tJt Jo H H at X ,f AFP' A559149 ,Xi ss ix .t V.. A 5 'ff?'E?3ALL 3 all W 4, X l -k KEVIN LUKAS: Glassboro State College, B.A., Assistant Football Coach, Intramurals. STEVE IANNOTTI: West Chester State College, B.S.g Freshman Football Coach, J.Vf Baseball Coach. DENNIS GALLO: Glassboro State College, B.A., M.A.: Me- dia Advisor, Director of Adult Education. DIANE CAMIOL0: Glassboro State College, B.A. 'w,.,,w I ' WWW E ARTS JOHN CAVANAGH: Glassboro State College, B.A., Directo Stage Crew. FLOYD ARMSTRONG: S.U.N.Y., Cortland, B.S.g Glassbor State College, B.S., Assistant Wrestling Coach. GEORGE HARRIS: Glassboro State College, B.A.g J.V Bas ketball Coach, Intramurals. JONATHAN DALTON: Peabody Conservatory of Music - B.M.g Jr. Band Director, Jr.-Sr. Chorus Director, Adviso Class of 1985, Musical Director. JAMES EITEL: Wilkes College, B.S., Marching and Concer f f- Band Director, Brass Ensemble, Stage Band. ,1..- i Axis- F Xi L ai Qs- I X 8 X 5' S -- Q 513 1 Ti KS KIMBERLY VAN ZOEREN: Glassboro State College, B.A.g Advisor Class of 1986. LYNN YODER: University of Rhode Island, B.S.g Student Council Advisor. LISA KATURAKES: University of Delaware, B.S.g Cheer- leading Coach, Co-Advisor Class of 1984, Assistant Direc- tor-Musical. GEORGENE SCHIEPAN: Glassboro State College, B.A.g LANCER'S Art Advisor. 5 ' I Xx I '3 . I I X: I I I 17113, Vit'- TLA Xiu lull Gum N013 .' Elk cl 1 J A J um . ':., if WMM NVQ . 1... P N... fs... MARION FRAZIER: Douglass College, B.S.g Glassboro State College, M.A. KEITH CLARK: Glassboro State College, B.A., M.A. RALPH BAKER: Temple University B.S.g University of Michigan, M.S. IJ -f' lg 02' 1, as off N lr 45' . x , 6 . ,J I PE IALTIES r A W U Xx 99 P , lb YB V A AN' Q wg .2 k -.' X b tg. 6' - .SE xv 0 1 I V. E U x - ' S gn . , o .W ? A J' 5 n X A ' ls l- .V ,. f ' . A ff! , DR. LOWELL ZEID, M.D.: w JUANITA LORE: Cooper Hospital School of Nursing, R.N., School Physician Glassboro State College, B.A., Advisor Health Office Assistants. 1 CHILD STUDY TEAM: S. Demeritte, J. Lore, M. Czoch, S. Fidler, Dr. C. Bassman. SPECIALTIES A ll vu -:- IW . f - ' is 'S wx. v -' - 1' x , ,f I ali, 4 .AY ,M .gf k 'ly -J' if X' SIGNE FIDLER: Glassboro State College, B.A., M.A. KATHY DILL: University of Delaware, B.S.g JV Hockey Coach. JOSEPH CUNNINGHAM: Murray State University, B.S.g Glass- boro State College, M.A. f if A . r ,Q it get S j...-Q X , K .f AA,l,W.:fm.,t.t .:.X. C K ',,, z D C - ' Vflgt 2+2-q 3+3'b 1 NANCY SARBELLO: Glassboro State College, B.A. JOHN K. CASSIDY: Glassboro State College, B.A. MARY LOU COFFEY: Immaculata College, A.B.g Villan- ova, M.L.S. GILDA J. GATTUSO: Glassboro State College, B.S. 35... Xywg, y ll ,lil 1 I I UW - . A us' I!'lI Diff., .-:ff W A , of' ilfgff Z, .ft - 'ff - 151 gg, N ad., W PHYSICAL EDUC 'mo F-Xfigis. i X x X C 3 ANNE 0'NEILL: Glassboro State College, B.A.g Head Hockey Coach, Softball Assistant Coach. RON LERCH: Western Maryland College, B.S., Glassboro State College, M.A.g Co-Advisor Ski Club, Intramural Director. MARGARET E. SUITER: Glassboro State College, B.A., M.A.g Intramurals. JOHN MILCHANOSKI: Glassboro State College, B.A., Co-Advisor Ski Club, Co-Coach Golf. Wk ,. if, . 0 ll fl xl K- .A btl A , f f A llltt t..., I X ...W .41 S ' 1 J ' -- -- ' - E , 'W EN l I SECRET 11158 .314-116' X 3 M- Graham E. Schoener E. Black B. D'Ambrose L . X: Ll. Sholders Q P Paranto H. Hodnett A G. McNamara H McIntyre L, wi . 'N W 'N-W A Y 'nnsnvusv-P' M61 NN . A-ff w J A Lien KITC1-1 KREW I -9 .A,,X Q- Q K mmm, . '1 if VV. Standing: E. Winter, B. Briggs, A. Hughes, D. Pedrick, L. Hartzell, S. Carty. Sitting: S. Brown, V. Zane, I. Wagner, Manager, G. Gould, H. Brickner. l nqpgiil' J, Vw ,i,...w' I 4 Isabelle Wagner, Cafeteria Manager LIPPGRT mr 25 3 .. ' v I X A 2 U G. Coombs Glen Coombs, Supervisor of Building Grounds, William Adams, James Holmes, Joseph Wilson, AQJWUO IBN A f . - i ax, -Q .. qi -1 Q , -a.i - 'f -1 K ' C - 5 M.. rr., , .,.. ...E .. .s ' iam- .-- 5. f ' ' 15 h - ' ' . h . Q 5. . . . , , - -' . . . . , . 'x-.., ,. . ,' ,' -x .. . ' . - S ,,.,'. . . ,- ,A ', I.' ...,','.' ' 3' Qf,, ' a Q Q -,. A '..' . w 'I 's'p.,' .'.. vvl 'l Q l ' A ' ,' 1- Q . 4 . w . ., . K . . . , ..,. . . .. 5 . t . ,.,. . , . , -f.,'.,' ,-., -.H :.3 '.'-. ,,, .,.,.o..,..'. .,'., . .. ,fn-, . K ll 1 'n 's ' ' ' f' - LQ Q a 4 Q , 0 ' Q' x Q, 'n 'n ' Q ' 1' 1 U l U O 5 l ' 9 1, Q I . 0 . 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Watson E. Weldon J. Wiest C. Willis R Willis O. Wilson B. Winter R Yurgin 106 1985 1 5 W -it A f ' Fi ' n- ,3 is x,,, nf. . 4 W Qu... 5 - Q., fwhvifiif' . up ' pf. 4 ix., Q- W 9 Q f W . qw. f W 42 7 . 'W v -9 iw ,Q A 1. Wh 11 ! ?E'z. , . - ' C ' 1,55 jj 7'1 wie' -7 , ' 'F f It H, Wiffgff' t ' V ' : f, 1 i .K , . 1 I ...,., fy . .i X f ' 8' J g .f.f' ow' x .f ,, , fLV V , ,,, ' X -4 H .v,. Wy... I I . B I .M . .W A .1 X W . I4 511 f' X 51 ' S H . 5 J. Albert R. Ambrustcr E. Aziz A. Azzari J. Barber M. Barber C. Bauer W. Beamer C. Beatty H. Bendanna K. Billingsly M. Bohn F Borzio S. Bredbenner S. Brickner E Bridges T. Broaddus K. Brown D. Burnight E. Callahan S. Cama D. Capozzi K. Carney E. Carter S. Carter 107 Casella Cusclla Chew Clcmcntc Coco Conley Coombs Cotto Coyle Cressman Curtis D',-Knnibale Davis Davis Defay DeMarc0 Denelsbeck DeSimcme G Donofrio C Dougherty G Driver DuBois S Dysart B Emerick J Emerick C Enick K Evans 108 M. Ewing D. Fautleroy M. Fischer B. Fish R. Fishburn S. Framtpon T. Frank M. Gallagher L. Gattuso D. Gentile D. Goldsby R Groshardt G. Gross S. Haines C. Hankins D. Hawkins D. Hemple J. Hess L. Hodnett L. Hoffman J. Horner K. Howarth A. Hughes A. Hunter D. Jackson H. Jenkins R Jenkins 109 T. Jenkins C. Johnson S. Jones W. Jones J. Kay L. Keen B. Kneller V. Kuchler T. Lail L. Leonardi R. Lerch R. Liles D. Lindsey K. Lindsey W. Lord R. McCann K. McQuade K. Mc'I'yre B. Malinoski G. Marcell E. Mascaro C. Masser C. Masters J. Manger J. Menden R. Miller D. Mills J. Morgan J. Moxley D. Mullison 110 -... fl .Q my ' 'A .Sw , , V' f, f . 55. 5? 9 MM .. .f V W4 9 YZ' , V w .V . ft fmwfi, 'CW Wm 4 f 4, W 2' ' lf' ,. . 5, ... ' . '-aiming .-4 ,'u,x 1, su. .x'x C G 'J ', . a 'XI' ' -'QQ 'a'f 'n 'H M1'- 4 4 ,Qu .,.ssu,1.cq,:.n f'.'.,..nu3...a 0.0 Owsnliahntq o'.Hoa.,':,,4. I X1 Q U v .' 1' n'.,Ng.:luu2n . , , . , .al'W,: 's:f K' . -ul Os, ' S, ff ,nv . Na ,,ueo.,, c,,,. A rlduonlvni-u 0 Si . 4' Q - u mm.. 4' .. ..... .. 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Spanos K. Sperber D. Spuler R. Stiehl M. Still G. Stumm D. Sullivan M. Swift S. Terrell 112 A . , Q I x a c I Q -A ' 63 x -515' X in if 7 W. Terrell G. Thomas L. Tumbelty Z. Vera C. Walton D. Ward L. Warner M. Warner N. Watson A. Weisman J. Weldon N. West. K. Wigmore R. Willetts S. Wills T. Willis M. Wilson J. Zangari J. Zangari L. Zeck R. Zubec 113 1986 J. Bayard I.. Beatty I.. Bittle K. Bohn C. Bonanno J. Borzio M. Bradway IJ. Braxton W. Braxton IJ. Brennan BI. Brogcn R. Brown M. Bryant L. Buchcnhorst T. Clarins T. Capone G. Farr .I. Certain J. Cianciulli Cl, Cflcrncntc H. Clouscr 114 Anderson M. Balcstrucci A. Barber A. Bayard f . Se i' 3 . ..., F2 S 44. ..,. . JN. Nr rat ef, 'S 1. , ' . 'U so ' i - Y .. .X its N .... NL 1 .ar Mgt? 2' f K ,fi . Q 9 - v ' zrffiffw I!! f ' . I .ff A 5 f f 5 AY , 2 B, ,, A.., . 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Smith, J. Collins, J. Diggs, A. McFadden T Thomas D Fauntleroy Kneeling T Foy C David, B. Jones Team Develops Late Power on Court 132 Like the proverbial steamroller which is hard to get started, however once started, rolls over everything, the 1982-83 boys hardwood agrega- tion had a slow start, but a very solid finish. This was shown as the team won only two conference games during the first half of the season but ral- lied to defeat Pennsville, Pennsgrove, and scored an upset over highly regarded Gloucester in the second half of the season. In spite of the second half heroics, the Dragons missed the playoffs by one game. The only senior on the team was Tracy Thomas. Since he was the high scorer and top rebounder, Tracy was a vital member of Coach Smith 's team and will be sorely missed next year. With the remaining members of the team returning, Coach Smith looks forward to an exciting season next year. 1' SS.- U5 U3 X f S: Y 1 ? 3 5 5 Standing: B. Stumm, J. Holmes, Coach R. O'Neill,T. Clevenger J Walker W Morgan G Edmund S Siglow L Tumbeltyg K. Wigmore. Kneeling: C. DiBartolo, L. Connors, S Roane A Marino C Baker J Clevenger L Tirado f ' WRE s T LI G Wrestling Season Ends on Upswing Coach Rich O'Neill began the 1982 wrestling season with the knowledge that he had some spots to fill in his starting line-up due to graduating seniors. A large crop of willing volunteers were anxious to fill the void left by those seniors. Captains Warren Morgan and Lou Tirado, along with Chris DiBartolo, seemed to be the greatest assets to the matmen. Chris, 15-5, and Lou 22-3-1, proved this as they both were first place finishers in the Christmas Tourna- ment. At the District 29 Tournament, DiBartolo and Morgan each claimed a fourth place. Tirado placed an impressive second and went on to vie in the Regionals the following week. The team as awhole finished fifth in District 29. Coach O'Neill felt that Steve Roane and Gene Edmund showed much im- provement over last year. Todd Clevenger and Sam Siglow both had a good year, even though Siglow had a slow start. Next year nine returning lettermen will add great depth and strength to the wrestling program. In addition, a newly initiated midget wrestling program will help us in the future to produce quality wrestlers. Coaches O'Neill and Armstrong will develop the talents of these young grapplers into masters of the mats. This years record of 6-ll-1 did not reach the desired goal of ll wins. There- fore, Coach O'Neill states, 'LWe will work harder than we ever did before throughout next year to obtain our goal of a great and winning season. The editorial staff is enthused with the winning attitude abounding in all sports at Kingsway and hope that Coach O'Neill's goals for a winning season will be reached. wi wiv I A aus? 4 SCHEDULE Paul VI Delran Clearview Riverside Pennsville Williamstown Woodbury Cumberland Salem Schalick Washington Twp Berlin Tech. Pitman Pennsgrove Delsea Bishiop Eustace Haddon Heights Gmts' B SKETBALL .3 Y ,l l n 4 1' - I' E 1 'I ll' K O 1 1 Gateway 55 1 8 Schalick 38 31 Pennsville 63 29 Pitman 60 1 2 Pennsgrove 45 24 Salem 51 32 Clayton 43 33 Gloucester 47 29 Woodstown 57 41 Delsea 21 38 Schalick 66 54 Pennsville 62 30 Pitman 61 28 Pennsgrove 51 2 1 Salem 52 50 Clayton 39 26 Gloucester 42 39 Woodstown 38 55 Delsea 35 Standing: D. Strockbine, Manager, C. Bauer, Manager A Schoener M Heyward B Woodend D Liles Coach R. Schneck Kneeling: K. Dawson, R. Brown K Dawson B Urban Youth Abounds On Court! The Lady Dragons fought youth and inexperience as well as other teams throughout the 1982-83 season. With a starting line-up that, at times included as many as three freshmen, Coach Schneck accom- plished the near impossible by being competitive in most games. The enthusiasm and heart of the girls was shown in their unceasing efforts in all games. Their excellent progress was shown as they won three of their four final games. The sole senior of the squad, Karen Dawson, will be greatly missed, but returning veterans will provide the experience that our basket- ball teams have lacked in the past. Outstanding returning players include Beth Woodend, Audrey Schoener, Denise Liles, Chris Beatty, and Brenda Urban. Coach Au- drey Gray 's junior varsity squad should provide the few players need- ed to round out a competitive 1983-84 team. 140 if gf 5 -...J E5 Nu--4 if '!'Ei. 1 X.. al -if l Yr ' mink' .-- ' MXH!! R MNH 1, '-ll ,v Ee? W VW 6 1' aw Q V 24 gi' YI' ' ,, Q ,f-ml, ' 1 jj -M :V qs R ff A H W X.. Z2 N..f Z ii. x ii Z -vu M ,- .......,,. f N .- M 153 W I 4 1 4' HS L , 5 WMM. .9 .fl Q h,, ,, ,- .,A. A W- HA . , 15, 1. 7 52, :H - -exwrsffriia lit iii! Siixffm ' pr.4!il' 'f G SVU .9 53UQ+1M 'N baged u mm CECCQ Gi ix DTN TZEUTEWSW ,Q Qffgmm Lonceived A drecfed by 'Oar Wiichaei Teheiak I ,XX 'EMULJL g C Q +5 Wfix if fff 4' .-agp fs at f RQ eil A K rv . , f -, rx , ga wx ,vig Nei. Q 3 .slum if 2 35 i Q X .- . ' H wQ fW1amaE ifi. mt ff U NU .X f X. .. VENT 'V'x?Qf3X'xfci35ff Wwtjgigfxgi aa. . bf HfQ?zway.5Swedesb0rs . Ki:-D -za 23513 pm.,-Siifwssi auditorium ,f sifimisiaem BSU H, .EaVsE4 'amd QV Q .- QQQQEEYEE jr 5-.dry P .X..k. .. . .. .fx . x gg j. 5 f X. ispx . f. X.. ' , ,, 2 F ,ia V , QQ ,Wm 'sn QSQFTB LL Standing - D. Marchetti, B. Gillan, C. Gattuso, T. Sweeten, K. Hampton, D. Urban, B. Urban, Coach Kisela. Kneeling - D. Hampton, R. Brown, B. Woodend, R. Falcone, D. Elia, C. Rival, A. Barber. Softball Team: a South Jersey Finalist! Clayton Gloucester Schalick St. James Delsea Salem Woodstown Clayton Pitman Pennsville Gloucester Penns Grove Penns Grove Schalick Woodstown Delsea Salem Pennsville Pitman Burlington Woodbury 148 Coaches Marianne Kisela and Anne O'Neill greeted a host of softball candidates this spring with expectations of a fine season. The major sour note of the season was the innumerable rainouts early in the season. However, once the rains were past, the season began to jell for the girls, and the team began to make their presence known in Tri-County. On April 21st, the dynamic force of Kingsway was felt as the Lady Dragons beat Delsea for the first time ever. Continuing their fine efforts, the team went on to, on May 4th, hand league- leading Pennsville a defeat. Other important triumphs were gained throughout the season to enable the team to qualify for the State Championship Tourna- ment. The team was led by Carol Gattuso on the mound and Tammy Sweeten at the bat. Danette Elia waited out 28 bases on balls and then stole a league-leading 36 bases. Coach Marianne Kisela successfully piloted her team to the South Jersey finals this year. However, in a thrilling game held at Bethel Mill Park, the Dragons dropped an extra-inning battle to the Thundering Herd of Woodbury. The three seniors on the squad will be greatly missed. Outfield- ers Barb Gillan and Rita Falcone were each truly dependable. Second baseman Kathy Hampton, a two year veteran, showed steady improvement. Junior Debbie Urban was named All Tri- County Honorable Mention for her efforts. Tammy Sweeten and Carol Gattuso were named to Gloucester County First Team and also Tri-County 2nd Team along with juniors Beth Woodend and Danette Elia. Coach Kisela looks forward to an even bigger and brighter season next year. . 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Y A fu x' ui DW, ' V4 V. ,g,V,v V . , gf, ,V : V V ,V 'rf ,L fig V , - I we + , I VA ,V H ,Ev Vw V- .x ff V , V . - 'ww 'W 1' K , Yffgi., ' Hn, ', V I , -' ' N ' V 1fv'v.:,, ' , an VLMV K Pennsville V2 Delsea 4112 St. James 0 Schalick 1 Pennsville 3 Salem 0 Pennsgrove 2 Pennsgrove 2 Woodstown 2 Delsea 2 Pitman 4 Schalick O Clearview 1 Glassboro' 4 Woodstown 2 E 4 .W .,,,, J Salem O 'Tournament Match Bora TENNIQ Standing: Coach Schoener, B. Kendig, B. Ward, B. Talley, J. Walker, T. Schober, B. Kendig. Kneeling: 1 Kolodojeski, R. Lerch, B. Uricher, G. Driver. A String Of T nnis Victorie Most teams begin a season with the goal of a .500 season. This year 's team had a very successful season as they im- proved their record to 11-6. Too much credit can not be given to John Walker who turned in the most victorious record of all team members as he completed the season with an overall record of 14-3. Ken Kolodziejski and Ron Lerch at lst doubles scored an 8- 5 record and the two Bill 's, Uricher and Ward, teamed up at second doubles for a 7-4 record. These great performances led the squad to its Victorious season. Bryan Kendig was impressive at 1st singles as he faced many of the outstanding tennis players in South Jersey Bry- an was an inspirational leader of the team and his five victo- ries contributed greatly to our cause. Brad Talley, the other senior standout, who played at sec- ond singles, scored seven triumphs in our team's quest. The team ended its season with a rush as they had nine winning outings in their 12 final matches. The highlight of the season was a sensational success over Delsea after having lost to them V2 to 41!2 in an earlier match. Their outstanding record made them eligible to compete in the New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association Tournament. Unfortunately, Glassboro emerged as the win- ner of the playoff match. Coach Schoener is going to have to dig deep into next year 's candidates in order to replace Bryan, Brad and John at lst, 2nd, and 3rd singles. However, optimism reigns and we look forward to the 1984 campaign. R 4 7' ' -nf 'sr 'Q a s , M K3 N 5 Y B l' . r' ' ,, ,NX -N.,.., ,V f Q j N .ku k w N' - 2,3 ff' . xl ,,.-J WK I , . . 3. 1 .,,,,,,' ' ,,,,,,., ,,,,, W, 4 -fa q W ,4,+A 45, 1HiffQ ,,f K ' 4 9 V O 1 W fb fi 4 'W O' Q 4 Q 4 4 v 1 + c - Q J I . Q i Q 5 Q ' ' ,NJN ffff 4 ,n,, , . 4,,, . . Q 4 4 . . . . Q . . . . 4 . Q . . ...... Mf+ w7f UAAA wif! U Ml 3 1 1 iiLl,,,,,L,M , 4 A.. 5 V K N,!,,,M0 ' ,,,ff,, Q L g f 171 ,+ ,,,, 4 ,,,,, 44, ,,,,, - .VVVVI , ' 'f Un ,, , ,H ' ' f f' f ,,,,, ,,,, , A..xw.f Hf.g ii' W 4 A , ? E :a ww XM AMW 'H 7 ' ,::f??f?sy ' .. 'J 5' A .W W' 4-W'4 1 'L 1 A ,,., , T 3 0 'P a 4 Y W WQQNV QQQQV- 1 QQAMXNNN QAMN QQNN X M M 1 ,,,,! Q M .V,v, X ,,,,VN ., W..,,, ,,,,V N ,,v,W W, , 1 1 Y 1 1 1 9:3 YZ 'Si ZTYIWIM 1M Wil u1 Me , .u pl lllll Ml: ' . . + Q .fy-4 4 3 1 I V-'VV 1 A '-1 N I w w n A n,A,, ,.,, ,,,,,. M, ,,,,,A+ ,MEM ',',,, VQWM -Us U g Z 7 -'ff V . M. , wi 1 ,Q z ,w, M 1 4 , 4 n I , M - + 1 f + + . Q . . Q44 . .4 . N.,fk+ Z l n . ig1f1 j i?, , . 1 Q f i ,1 M,,4 .WJ, W4M . V 5 1 L J 91 Q - f ip v.hA ' .,,.n ,.....4-n-lf' 7- 1 'v . gif 1 I -yn-n,p.q.+..,... fx.. .cf Nui., i Y' , . W .....-1 Q-viiifz-Qg',Qf:: , 'i:15i..,f I-4:31. 1 Ymgrr' H ffrfff ? ' ' ...J BASEll., K 0 Pennsville 0 14 Gloucester 9 14 Delsea 0 5 Schalick 7 0 Penns Grove 3 0 Woodstown 3 4 Clayton 8 12 Salem 6 12 Pitman 1 2 Clayton 13 9 Gloucester 9 4 Delsea 2 18 Woodstown 1 6 Schalick 6 14 Penns Grove 2 10 Pennsville 0 10 Salem 6 8 Pitman 1 4 V Standing: G. Donofrio, S. Dysart, A. McFadden, K. Conley, K. Carney A. Azzari, K. Evans, M. Mellon, E. Baltadonis, R. Miller. Kneeling: E. Lord, T. Clevenger, D. Prosser, G. Stumm, S. Saporito, J. Ernerick, L. Saporito, W. Ross. Baseball Stops Short of Victory The 1983 Dragon Baseball team, after winning the Tri-County Title last year, went through a year of transition under new coach Bill Stonis, winning only four while losing 14. After the first four games, the team showed more improvement than was expected from coach Stonis when they won two of their first four games. Then came the downfall, winning only two of their next 14 games. Over the span of a long and frustrating season the Dragons beat Clayton, Schalick, who played in the tournaments, Gloucester, and a thrilling win over Penns Grove, knocking them out of the tournament race. Those who had good seasons were Senior Mike Mellon, stealing 23 bases among the top in the conference, sophomore Kian Con- ley Whose record doesn't show how well he pitched, and sopho- more Keith Evans, whose average was in the high .300 's. Seniors Frank Casella and Ed Lord also contributed along the way and helped this young team of sophomores to gain the experience necessary for their future Kingsway years. Underclassmen who did well for the Dragons and who should contribute greatly to Coach Stonis' 84 campaign are John Vespe, catcher, Ray Miller and Rich J armello, moundsmen, Sam Sapor- ito, Andy McFadden, Ed Baltadonis, infielders, and Todd Cle- venger, Jim Emrick, Kevin Carney in the outer gardens. 156 5 Q 15. fr , .. ,g., --. ' sw aw' U. ,- N . ,mf M M ,, fm., . I. ,fw.4f-- ,M-quam Q., 4- , ,W- . yu , ' .... 'nu , k .dugg M fm fm? uv.- fm... JM... ,uf . A - NK , I ffm, gi 41+ Ng? .J x ww wk A Xmf X-QQL - ss is ml S if e .,., . .ix 'JY ,wwf k .W -. ,. . H M ,, ' L may-. I! -: .5 TAX: .::::. ,: . :.. ,-g:H.:g: A -- ' N H ' 't W A X , , if v,,,,.I- - K K7 wir Q5 1 5 ,L MW' , - Q , , W ymmws, .... A Q , - W M A . kxkkk , if -. ,aww P P B CYS TRAQ K OPPONENTS K O Gateway 68 V2 53 V2 Delsea 53 78 Schalick 1 13 18 Salem 70 V2 60 V2 Berlin Tech 107 24 Pitman 69 61 Clearview 76 55 Clayton 99 32 Gloucester 97 34 Woodstown 73 58 Pennsville 71 60 Berlin Tech 75 38 Pennsgrove 34 V2 87 Va Tri-County 3rd place, 35 pts. Gloucester County 6th place, 70 pts. Sitting - S. Scott, J. McCall, C. Warren, D. DeStefano, G. Holgate, D. Payne, M. Davis, T. Sussmeuth. Kneeling - Coach Bergin, O. Wilson, D. Pyle, C. Baker, D. Spuler, G. Edmund, D. Bittle, C. Johns, A. Johnson, G. Sampson. Standing - Coach O'Neill, R. Reid, M. Bohn, J. Diggs, S. Witcher, B. Schultz, D. Fauntleroy, D. Jackson, S. Ruffin, T. Lail, L. Gattuso, L. Tumbelty, J. Shute. Diggs Hurdles All Foes As the culmination of an outstanding year, John Diggs took the State Championship in the 100m. high hurdles. His time of 14.2 in an earlier meet had established a new school record for John. His efforts led the war for Coach O'Neill's tracksters as the team finished with a record of 11 victories against only 2 defeats. This was the best record ever for a Kingsway track team, keeping intact the tradition of track as being a winning sport at K.R.H.S. John also turned in superlative performances in the shot put, 100m. dash and long jump. Dave Bittle was one of the outstanding pole vaulters in the Tri-County and we forecast that next year Dave will break the school record in this event. Charles Boone excelled in the high jump as evidenced by his gaining the gold in the Tri-County Conference Championship Meet. In the same meet, Derwin Fauntleroy struck paydirt with a silver medal. Greg Price, Dave Bittle and the mile relay team composed of Otto Wilson, Derwin, Charles and Ed Johns all received bronze medals. Greg's was in the javelin, and Dave's was in the pole vault, and Otto, John and Mark Bohn scored 2 points a piece in the 400, long jump, and 1600m. runs. Medal winners in the Gloucester County Championships were John Diggs Q4 medals, H.H., shot put, l00m. dash, and long jump J, Charles Boone fhigh jumpj and Derwin Fauntleroy fI.H.j Outstanding highlights of the season occurred first, in the Schalick and Berlin Tech. meets when Kingsway won every event, and second when John Diggs, Otto Wilson, Charles Boone and Mark Bohn joined the 100 Point Club as they each scored more than 100 points this season. Coaches O'Neill and Bergin state that they can hardly wait for the '84 campaign as their big point scorers are all underclassmen. Penns- grove's duel meet victory skein should be ended by the Dragons next year. f XL.., mL'A' ' 4, sw L iii i W1 W.- X - .4-.4-. ' --' , 1 I .ods-ww 1,5 ..- ,. .fv xx Q WJ? ,I I.. ui -wljg. ,,-.3gK4.'.f---w. .. ..- -4' .-Q. f if . 5, f ifffff' . ' P .. , f J..- 75-Fiij ' 1 diggs f f,. .3y J ifflq, ,:3fS..l'i' , K f - N '.f9's: S-.., fy. if 'Q 3 gs kA,. 5, :.' 4- fsnxczw '-gs . P' fv 'we A, if K .. .i. 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Liles Leads Lady Dragons At the beginning of the season, everyone knew that Kingsway was going to have a freshman sensation on the Girls Track team. Denise Liles had performed well during the summer when she won medals in the Jesse Owens Junior Olympics. Denise lived up to all expectations as she became the first Kingsway athlete and probably the first state freshman athlete to win three gold state championship medals. Head Coach Mike Klaszky along with first year assistant coach Andy Moritz helped lead the girls to an undefeated Tri-County season C4-OJ and a 5-4 overall record. This was the second consecutive year that the Lady Dragons have been undefeated and hold the mythical Tri-County Championship. In a season marred by unceasing inclement weather, many great efforts were turned in by Dragonette runners. It was a case of the young and old in '83 girls track. Charter members Joanne Mihlebach, Audrey Bortner, and Val Muntz teamed with seniors Jenny Kemp and Maureen Revelas to provide outstanding leadership for a team dominated by underclassmen. Freshman Denise Liles led the underclassmen with the previously mentioned efforts in the sprint events. Other important team members include Debbie Caltabiano, Sue Stiehl, Amy DuBois, Veronica Kuchler, Amy Weisman, Tracy Cairns, Jeanette Johnson, Mary Sebas- . Va.,-. . tiani, Kelly Sully and Kim Green. The Lady Dragons dominated the Tri-County Girls Championship Meet placing in almost every event. They also took 4th place at the Gloucester County Meet, a 4th in the South Jersey Championships, and placed 2nd in the State Championship meet. Denise Liles left her mark as a South Jersey and State Champion in the 100m., 200m., and 100m. hurdles. Joanne placed 3rd in the 1600 and 3200 at the South Jersey Meet with new school records and placed 5th in the 3200 at States. Jenny Kemp also went to States after placing 4th in the discus at the South Jersey Championship. ' The 5 departing seniors will certainly be missed next year, but with the abun- dance of outstanding youthful talent on display on the cinderpaths this year, the 1984 Lady Dragon tracksters should be a team to reckon with in South Jersey track circles next year. Q 2. . 2, 5 -Q 1 4241242 , , may-f 4Q.,,.,L A :- .. X xmxir-:E ' , i YI as 1 fx wx J K Q X n x 9 N I if .v Wx -gg M 3 J I QM 5 f X 38 NX Q 'I X X' Ns W N ' ,M mga J :I V. , I ....., M A. 4' A L p , V Z , 8 VV h hV 5 , Ik' , K I , ' A I, 1 ' I V: X. .,.. .QNX its is N A I ,si k A .. k Q ' ff :M '61 A 'MW 7 iwf, lj , ' EQ . 4 if in M 8 M 'Vi 'Ui ' ,4g2in:,gQj,1, - 2 W , Mix, W L.' W Q W 4f'Av'.'f'-, QF 0? 'gvNal,Wg5?'Q1gw W. 'A 5 ',., Q 21, N .Nw mm-A Co-Editors: Lisa Justice Terri Smith Associate Editor: Sheri Jenkins Co-Art Editors: Wendi Jones Gina Capri Junior Editor: Kathie Wigmore Head Typist: Tina Doms Senior Section Editor: Kim Hudson Sports Editors: Audrey Bortner Ed Lord Staff Photographer: Bill Dupper General Staff: Sue Bredbenner Karen Bredbenner Kristen Evans Mike Mellon Advisor: Francis Marks Assistant Advisors: Joni Borelli Gene Schiepan LANCEQ Once Upon JL Llffl 353 a rf -4 X 9.-Z v'xf W P3 Z? Q , Q 620 ni nee? f QB . 6. ' I' 0 S O N i'Ki1fQ1-3 S5539 4 I NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: M. Fredericks - Advisor KEY CLUB: E. Martell and M. Fredericks - Co-Advisors REGLCNA-..L. L-3. SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL: L. Yoder - Advisor INDOOR GUARD: M. Kisela - Advisor ,sf --iw W DRAMA CLUB: L. Katurakes - Advisor I A f B i A sth GRADE BAND: 9 J. Dalton - Advisor , IA ,Q .l 6 7th GRADE BAND: , - J. Dalton - Advisor STAGE CREW: J. Cavanaugh Advisor DANCE CLUB: A. Uschak Advisor K A Mx' ' 'fsf MUDELING CLUB: A. 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Chadwick Marie Myers Cindy Wagner Babe Wagner Bob Wagner Florence Myers Helen Cicione Rich, Deppie, and Danny Dell Jake and Betty Phis 1983' 8a Amanda Engblom Howell Chris Kz v !Wi L f Y 'T 7 X R CONTENTMENT ngratulatwns tofL Audrey and the of 1983 from QUALITY CAREER N.,V 4 ff? .,wg,fg,rm4 the . K. ..,..1' 'nm-xfgfx' 1 'ff Pwr'- ,,.,W,gp, .. ,,.,h4 4 . - 94 .,., izvfiviff ' ,,... ,,,, f f Congratulations to the Class of 1983 from the Class of 1984 C Advisors: D. Mozier, L. Katurakes President 4 Bill Uricher Vice President Karen Bredben Treasurer ' Beth Woodend Secretary Carol Gattuso 4027 K.R.H. Patty Bottiglieri Bill Sumiel - Dawn Sims Jason Clevenger Todd McCloskey Mario Licciardello John Miller Carolyn Bacon Kim Hayden 5-giwe Sp 1' Sandy Mdlaf a cafney Well C6091 Q67-0107 EXX J acgk ..W,vfwsA ymgwy g,, ,,. 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Q k , ,--fwfd 1, mf: Q :f 'chu' 2, 1 fy ,W pfiw..,- 1. iii? iw 4 ., V ' '52-'23, ' C ,,, W., uf 'yiki .- ,. f,f:f..:f ,I f 1, f f ,ff xx - -Rf' 1 f Om , ,gamer gif: L ii? a 2 E9 s 5 E 5 5 Z a 5 fi 2 s 3 5 Q E f BEST WI SH ES from the Kingsway Dragon Marching Band Band Fronts Ms. Marianne Kisela, Director Honor Guard - Carol Enick, captain, Squad members: Denise Liles, Janeen Menden, Terry Miller, Aileen Hunter, Tracy Owen Rifles - Darlene Sully, captain, Squad members: Sue Renfield, Michelle Poradosky, Kellyanne Sully, Mary Kay Still, Audrey Jackson Silks - Kim Hudson, Patricia Posey, captains, Squad members: Kim Warner, Tina Doms, Lynne Tumbelty, Veronica Kuchler, Jill Shute, Barbara Gillan, April Morgan, Barbara Zammarrelli Majorettes - Kathy Hampton, captain, Terri Smith, co-captain, Squad members: Kathie Wigmore, Kelly McQuade, Trish Thompson, Amy Barber, Carol Rival Feature Twirler: Lisa Justice Dragon Mascot: Liz Aziz Playing Band Mr. James Eitel, Director Drum Majors - Scott Brickner and Beth Carter Brass Line - Doug Frank, captain, Wendy Reeves, Dawn Mills, Bill Owen, Michelle Magdin, Micheal Pitts, Frank Bridges, Ann Pedrick, Barbara Malinoski, Dave Schwenk, Bruce Hoffman, Dwight Payne, Demetrius Payne, Jeff Thompson, Donna Sullivan Percussion Line - Sam Grasso, captain, Rick Sparks, Bobby Justice, Linda Zeck, Torn Foley, Lisa Donofrio, Jon Thompson, June Schaub, Luann Balestrucci Woodwind Line - Dawn Ogren, captain, Linda Posey, Stacey Wemhoff, Louise Buchenhorst, Linda Pino, Georgia Kokos, Paul Groshardt, Gina Donofrio, Donna Capozzi, Toni D'An- nibale, Holly Warrington, Kim Hayden, Lisa Musumeci, Judy Nachman, Michelle Pino, Robin Brown, Kim Sperber, Monica Heyward, Stephanie Kidd, Donna Hampton, Sher- ry Owen Officers - Lisa Donofrio, president, Sam Grasso, vice-president, June Schaub and Gina Dono- frio, Librarians 221 s S Q S E .. ,...,,. ..., n.,,-.,.M,,,,,.M, . ,.,-,,M.,-T,,,.., , ,Q--,. . , Specializing Drive cJMekS Phone: 845-6774 ODBURY A INTS Sz Haley Paints Street N.J. 08096 for Phone C6091 429 Birth P.0. 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