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

Text from Pages 1 - 230 of the 1984 volume:

C S 5 5 5 Z Q 1 l 5 A v 3 W i 1 L x h f A fi I 1 w 1984- nzmcxe 12, WMM? x. w Q 1, X Eg , 5 L l FOREWORD As our last high school days hasten by, we take the time to reflect back on fond memories and cherished times. The past years spent within the halls of Kingsway Regional High School have been memorable ones. However, the year at hand holds a special meaning to all, especially the graduating class. We have faced every challenge imaginable, and we have shared this year as members of a class, a club, or a team, each of us has found in it some personal significance and satisfaction. Nevertheless, these moments would soon be lost with the passage of time. However, the magic of this year shall remain forever in the pages of the yearbook. Not only will the graduating class treasure this book and the memories that are captured within, but all the students here at Kingsway, for each is a part. With this thought, we, the Co-editors, proudly present the 1984 edition of the LANCER. 'Zfiop 'Em X A It Otto Wilson Kevin Denelsbeck ' . fl tl 'K s h ' K n Bernadette DeSimone Jean Buchenh rst Anthony Marino ak. QL, t 4' t If 2 I ..., , ge. H-'K . 2- 5 fe 9' Mfg Robert Schultz Ida Marino Patricia Posey Beth Michael DED sf ' 3 1 k....., . ' '55 395.ME?f'si-liifiiiiiiws... wrsisisfr.. ' iv Lisa U. Katurakes It is not often that a new teacher will take on yet another job after becoming the new cheerleading advisor. Still, Ms. Katurakes accepted the position of co-advisor for the seventh grade class in 1979. She has been with us since then, and a great deal has been accomplished during that time. As the new cheerleading advisor, her enthusiasm and cheerful disposition inspired us to become more involved in class activities. As a result, our seventh grade class won first place for our Wild West Float. She was also instrumental in designing the other four award winning floats. Additional contributions to our class include a memorable prom, a successful Senior trip to Florida, and two Powder Puff victories. All the hours of planning and dedicated service were greatly appreciated. Therefore, as a token of our graditude, we the class of 1984 dedicate the LANCER to Ms. Lisa Katurakes. 4 tw Dennis Mozier Nary five years have passed since Mr. Dennis Mozier entered the increasing eternity of Kingsway High School to educate eighth graders in the wonders of earth science. Later he would guide this same group of confused children through their graduation. Mr. Mozier took the reigns as co-advisor of the class of 1984 and brought us through the transition from junior to senior high. During this time, the class was responsible for many successful projects and activities. An unprecidented string of award winning floats was our major claim to fame. However, more important than Mr. Mozier's accomplishments and contributions to the memories of a graduating class was his patience and good humor which he constantly exuded through his tenure as advisor to the class of 1984. As the 1983-1984 school year and subsequently our high school days draw to a close, we can look back on Mr. Mozier and his many hours of dedicated and caring service with fond memories of a fine teacher, advisor and friend. Too often the deserving are left without a true, lasting idea of the heartfelt emotions and gratitude held so tightly within a large group of individuals. As our lasting tribute to a rare and unique man, we, the class of 1984, leave this yearbook as a token of our gratitude to Mr. Dennis Mozier. 5 Evelyn Dunn Often the hectic immediacy of high school life forces one to overlook some of the essential components necessary for a smooth running and efficient school. One such indispensable element of Kingsway life is Board of Education secretary Mrs. Evelyn Dunn. Mrs. Dunn has been affiliated with the Swedesboro school district for the past 33 years. She was first employed as the secretary for the superintendent in Swedesboro High School from 1951 to 1961. She then took on the position of Board of Education secretary when Kingsway was completed. Mrs. Dunn was born and raised in Westville, New Jersey. After her graduation from Woodbury High School in 1935, Mrs. Dunn attended the Strayer School of Business in Philadelphia. Later, she met and married her husband of 37 years, Mr. Robert Dunn. Presently the Dunns reside in Swedesboro, where they have made their home since 1951. Mr. Dunn keeps busy running his own company, the Swedesboro Publishing Company. Whereas, Mrs. Dunn spends her spare time tending the lush lawns of their homestead. However, they do find the time to get away from it all and travel around the country. All of us here at Kingsway will surely miss Mrs. Dunn as well as her dedicative service to the school and the community. We the 1984 Lancer staff wish to extend our best wishes for an enjoyable and rewarding retirement. WHO' WHO 1 QKWM 13 if .ff m BEST ALL AROUND: Otto Wilson and Ida DID MOST FOR THE CLASS: Bill Uricher and Beth Woodend Marino 1, . T frfat fS?f,fi f , ' ff gw - 1 Q , M ,t,iQQM ,ff g Wy, Q, Siting f W , if 1 , . 'fha V 2 PM . I ,H ,ff V, M 4. .,,,.,, L-'ffwrrm ' I fi J I 5 I , ,JN-J MOST STUDIOUS: Kevin Denelsbeck and Linda Ferko BEST DRESSED: Tracy Watson and Danita Harris N, , we-' MOST ARTISTIC: Bob Shultz and Karen Bredbenner 1 MM NICEST SMILE: Steve Banff and Beth Woodend MOST DEPENDABLE: Otto Wilson and Rose Nicotra 10 V. 1 7 MOST CONGENIAL: Steve Smith and Ida Marino BEST SENSE OF HUMOR: Mike Swift and Natalie Pietras M .M-.QW wfuuwwv v!,.p-1- !' Q, ,,.,,,,, .272 ' BEST LOOKING: Peter Yurgin and Debbie Caltibiano fat' rl' nf ,wx nl' gl - '5ul av! B . 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V 1 I I 3 , f x .wk t M 7 ..,,, --k- Qi ' -fgimifikf'-lwz: aw m!f5J:f,,.s:-1 N, .. 11, fx, 4, fi, :e:52w:-- af, V, k ---- I. .g ai 5: 1,254 - - -- A--- R E5 X .s.s,K',: JL L ' --2 -1. ,gif-' f f, - 7535, ... S VV at K f g I , 3 , , L , ' D I , .. in , ' K ' 7 Q ,:,f..mz,f mn: , ,,,, ,QW am . 431 fl' f 'Ig ' N - ,fs -Q 5 Arm-af We ZZM 765,42 ,L . . WILLIAM J. URICHER JR. Buck Henry Mickleton No problem! . . . proud prexy of the Seniors . . . looks for the stars in the club . . . regular at the AMC . . . served aces for Coach Schoener . . . mad crusader in his El Camino . . . awaits the annual ski trip . . . Russells with the computers . .. F'lips when with Schobe, Karl, Steve, Tim and Tam college beckons. ACTIVITIES: Class Council 1,2,3,45 Ski Club 1,2,3,45 Tennis 1,2,35 Soccer 35 Powder Puff Cheerleader 3,4g Astronomy Club 2,3,4. Epmd? CAROLYN ROSE GATTUSO Gatuse Clarksboro How 'ya doin' there? . . . stellar Co-Captain on the hockey field takes the minutes for her class and the Student Council hard-throwing pitcher on the diamond . . . skis the slopes .. . flies the coop with Bird, Beth, Tammy and Dine statistically enjoys football pilots a Pontiac Trans Am will grace a college campus. ACTIVITIES: Hockey 1,2,3,4 fCo-Capt.l5 Basketball 1,25 Softball 1,2,3,45 Ski Club 1,2,3,45 Student Council 1,2,3 lSec.J, 4 fSec.Jg Class Council 1,2,3,45 Powder Puff 3,45 Football Statistician 3,45 BRAGGIN' DRAGON 45 LANCER 4. 16 ff-walwl DANITA RENEE HARRIS Double D Beckett You roach! . .. capably captains the cheerleaders . .. Girls Citizenship Institute Delegate . . . brown-eyed beauty . . . July 22, 1983 always with Bapril and Sonya will miss cheering the Dragons on to victory Kingsway's own Jr. Miss timeless talker wishes for Moore classes with Katurkes and Kraft channeled for communications. ACTIVITIES: Cheerleader 1, fCapt.J 2,3,45 Track 1, fCapt.J 2,35 Student Council 2,45 Class Council 2,45 Guidance Aide 3,45 BRAGGIN' DRAGON 35 Jr. Miss 4. 57' BETH ANNE WOODEND Woody Beckett No! tops on the tennis courts Girls Citizenship Alternate treasures her class . .. high-scoring forward for Schneck's quintet tames a Mustang handles the hot corner for Kisela . . . cohort of Carol, Tammy and Danette . . . forever a football statistician Student Council executive . . . skims the slopes . . . announces your AM mornings . . . will enhance a campus. ACTIVITIES: Tennis 1,2,3,4 fCapt.J5 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Softball 1,2,3,45 Powder Puff 3,45 Ski Club 3,45 Guidance Aide 3,45 Student Council Executive 3,45 Football Statistician 2,3,4. 5 V 17 DARLENE ANNE ANDERSON Darlene Woolwich Seen but seldom heard isn't needled by sewing . .. thinks reading is a novel idea thinks Garfield is the cat's meow . . . not a crab while eating shrimp . . . anchored into the high seas an executive typed secretary. ELSIE IVETTE BAEZ China Mullica Hill Be serious . . . captured by Crane's classes . . . seas fun and sun at the shore circles in at Pizza City . . . has a fiesta with Lisette, Karen, Irene, Maria, and Wilfredo .. . is typed as a secretary. 18 SHARON LYNN ATKINSON Sharon Clarksboro What? covers the goal cage for the hockeyettes captivating smile holds a steady trigger at Roy Rogers . . . noted falling stage star . . . July 4, 1983 dazzling in her Duster . . . keyed up for Data Processing. ACTIVITIES: Hockey 1,2,3,4g Basketball 1,23 Softball 1,2. MARIE NERAIDA BAEZ Marie Mullica Hill Shoot draws a line to Ms. Schiepan misses the Marks in accounting forms a terrific trio with Elsie and Irene in her Trans-Am . . . marvels at melodies . . . will grace an office as a secretary. ROBERT A. BADOLATO Bob Swedesboro A newcomer from the Keystone State . . . rallies the forces on the gridiron . . . number one on the unicycle . . . pressed on the bench . . . soars in his '65 Skylark, Roy . . . will wear Air Force blue. ACTIVITIES: Football 4. EDWARD ANTHONY BALTADONIS Headlock Mt. Royal What's up? catches the eyes on the diamond . . . one of O'Neill's growling grapplers . . . devastating in his Disco Duster . . . Mark's time with MariBeth, Tom, John and Ray will light up as an electrician. ACTIVITIES: Football 1,25 Wrestling 1,2,3,4g Baseball 1,2,3,4. STEVEN HENRY BANFF Banff Harrisonville What the -? Four year veteran of the football wars . . . soars in the wild blue yonder . . . swift on the slopes . . . makes flames in his Firebird cheered the worms on to victory college bound. ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2,3,4g Wrestling 1,23 Ski Club 1,2,3,4g Powder Puff Cheerleader 3,43 BRAGGIN' DRAGON 4. DAVID MARK BITTLE Bit Swedesboro What's up? . .. speared to the top as a pole vaulter . . . Ida lizes a certain cheerleader . . . skims the slopes with ease . . . reaches for peaches . . . sportsman of all seasons . . . future fuzz. ACTIVITIES: Wrestling 1,29 Track 2,3 fcapt.J, 4 fcapt.Jg Ski Club 1,2,3,4g Powder Puff Cheerleader 3,4. GIA MICHELLE BAYLOR Gia Mt. Royal No Problem lives for the shore life . .. tantalizing in her TC3 hostess with the mostess seen in the boro with Mark, Sharon, Chris, Beth, Lisa and Dudley January 19, 1982 will click as a photo- grapher. ACTIVITIES: Nurse's Aide 1. JENNIFER ANN BLACK Jen Mickleton Surely hits the trails for Bergin munches on McDonald's McNuggets dives into swimming mesmerized by a Mercedes forms a trio with Tammy and Mary super on skis will be an asset to a college ACTIVITIES: Cross Country 4, Band 25 Powder Puff 3,4, Ski Club 3,4. JOHN WINSTON BELL Bell Mt. Royal Reliable at the garage . . . tolls the bell with Tom, Mike, Joe, John and Rich spectator at the Spectrum concerts Ocean City, Maryland spends summers at sandy beaches future uncertain. CHARLES F. BOONE Booney Swedesboro That's what I'm talking about . . . has a song in his heart. . . is Keyed up for the club . . .pulls up in a Porsche gets a kick out of Raczjy will sing his way to fame. 19 KAREN DOLORES BREDBENNER Kar Mickleton Bag it . . . makes a racket on the tennis court Dances on Air wormed as a gopher will miss stalking the halls with Val . . . draws attention will design a future in college. ACTIVITIES: Tennis 2,3,4g Ski Club 1,2,3,4g Powder Puff 3,4: Key Club 1,2,3,4 lTres.Jg Student Council 3,4 CTres.J. 3 l CHRISTINE JO CALTABIANO Chrissy Mullica Hill 0h! the humiliation! featured a position on the BRAGGIN' DRAGON . . . treasures the Key Club rides with Rosie, Els, Foley and Cherylie in the machine . . . stumbles down the slopes will focus on photography. ACTIVITIES: BRAGGIN' DRAGON 4 fasst. feature editorlg Powder Puff 3,4: Key Club 1,2,3 fTreas.J 4: Ski Club 2,3,4g Nurse's Aide 2,3,4. 20 JEAN CAROL BUCHENHORST Jean Mickleton Ya know gets a splash out of swimming . . . pops up for popcorn . , . thinks Russell and Fredricks are Krafty pal to Patricia and Jen . . . has Honors in society . . . will go collegian. ACTIVITIES: Nat'l Honor Society 3,43 Swimming 43 Band 1,23 Powder Puff 3. DEBRA LYNN CALTABIANO Debbie Cat Woolwich Knock it off wings it in hockey had Price less times working on floats queen of the Homecoming scene fleet-footed trackster '82 Marks the start of something super . .. a future Florence Nightingale. ACTIVITIES: Hockey 2,3,4g Track 1,2,3,4g Powder Puff 3,43 Nurse's Aide 3,43 BRAGGIN' DRAGON 4 QFeature Editorj. BRIAN A. BUDD Budd Clarksboro A mernber of Baker's C.I.E. program Steaks out on Pizza . . . has a fancy for Nancy .. . Casanova in his Nova thinks Messick's is a gas January 31, 1965 plunges his way through life. DEBRA LYNN CASELLA Deb Swedesboro I don't care represented the student council . . . hooked on hockey stats . . . flies with Bird, Jen, Carol, and Dennis has super thoughts of that special someone on Somers Ave. will take a byte out of computers. ACTIVITIES: Hockey Stats 2,3,4g Student Council 2,3,4g Ski Club 3,4. LISA MARIE CASELLA LuLu Woolwich Really? rough and tough in the Powder Puff . . . craves Italian cuisine . . . buzzes in the Black Blazer fond of Phil, Bre, Deb, Tee, and Karen . . . brown-eyed beauty . . . March 8, 1982 will make waves as a hairstylist. ACTIVITIES: Powder Puff 3,45 Basketball 1,2. MICHAEL ANTHONY CLARK Mike Swedesboro Clarkie is 31 . . . blossoms in the greenhouse favors the faculty a fan for all seasons steers a Maverick savors foods of many flavors . . . drawn to Ms. Scheipan . . . will join the work a day force. RETRINDA MCZENIA CERTAIN Trina Beckett Excuse me? a Chester transfer mingles with Marie, Melissa, Lolita, Jackie and Candie . . . timeless telephone talker . . . thinks chicken is finger lickin' good . . . September 8, 1983 delighted to be with Mrs. Demeritte will seek justice in law. RICHARD TODD CLEVENGER Clev South Harrison Tear it up! tops his opponents on the mats swift on skis backs up Barchuk's line thinks tacos are tasty center of attention on the diamond . . . will be a big man on campus. ACTIVITIES: Football 2,3,4g Wrestling 1,2,3,4 fcapt.J Baseball 1,2,3,4g Ski Club 2,3,4g Powder Puff Cheerleader 3,4. CHERI ANN CLARKE Cheri Swedesboro Get out fleet-footed trackster checks in at the bank . . . sold on seafood . . . flies in her Futura never without Nina, Danita, April, and Leslie will be an asset to a college. ACTIVITIES: Powder Puff 43 BRAGGIN' DRAGON 3 Ctypistjg Class Council 2 ftrea- surerlg Track 1g Ski Club 1. CASEY ROSS CLOUSER Casey Swedesboro What knows golf to a tee a Fury in his '68 Mudder . . . thinks Stanley is outstanding . . . a sharp shooter . . . forms a trio with Jeanine and Martin will be a master machinist. ACTIVITIES: Golf 2. 21 DEBRA KAREN COLE Deb Clarksboro I don't care tackled a position in the Powder Puff . . . seas a delight in seafood . . . seen with Bre, Eric, Tee and Lisa .. . rhymes with reason . . . will miss Krafty puns . . . bolts in her Buick future is uncertain ACTIVITIES: Basketball lg Powder Puff 3,4g Astronomy Club 3g BRAGGIN' DRAGON 4. IRENE COTTO Rene Swedesboro Check it out made tracks for Coach Klaszky member of the spirit squad lives in the Yellow Submarine . . . gets a lick out of ice cream fond memories of friends psyched for college. ACTIVITIES: Powder Puff 43 Basketball 2,33 Track 1,3. 22 JOSEPH NELSON COLLINS J .C. Mt. Royal Makes smooth moves on the hardwoods for Smith quarters the arcade Diggs being with Bruce, Mike and Foy was a hardy harrier holds the Key to the club . . . will be an ambidextrous dribbler in college. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1,2,3,4g Cross Country 3: Key Club 4. PAUL WILLIAM CRANE JR. Paul Beckett Later .. . Center of attention on Bar- chuck's eleven focuses on Mr. Gallo drives a heavy Chevy a match for anyone on the mats Hunts the good times with Tom, Sam and the crew future employee. ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2,3,4g Wrestling 1,2,3g Ski Club 1,2,3,4: AV Aide 1,2,3,4g BRAGGIN' DRAGON 4. GLENDON NORMAN COOMBS JR. Coombsy Woolwich Cool out . . . sure-handed outfielder . . . pilots a Pinto . . . caught with Karl, Kev and Dan . . . electrified with Voc School roared for the BRAGGIN' DRAGON . . . had Moore fun in history will be a big man in business. ACTIVITIES: Baseball 1,3g BRAGGIN' DRAGON 4. MONIQUE STAR CRIPPEN Cripp Beckett What's up honey? a sweet songbird for Mr. Dalton found in the City of Brotherly Love . . . gets Moore out of Stanley, Timon, and Gress deals with double dutch and dancing will court a secretarial career. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 13 Chorus 1,2. RENEE LISA CURCI Nae Beckett Really uses Rustler's as a steak-out December 3, 1982 darts in her Dodge journeys to Jimmy's house won't miss Chester's flicks . . . marvels over Mickey's fries wedding bells in the distance. ACTIVITIES: Cheerleading 1,25 Hockey 2,35 Powder Puff 3,45 Softball 25 Track 1. BERNADETTE ANN DESIMONE Bernie Clarksboro Leave me alone fiery editor of The BRAGGIN' DRAGON . . . has a minute for the National Honor Society captivating in her Camaro . . . stumbles on skis . . . aides guidance nurses hopes for a medical career. ACTIVITIES: LANCER 45 BRAGGIN' DRAGON 4 fEditorJ5 National Honor Society 3,4 CSec.J5 Guidance Aide 3,45 Ski Club 1,2,3,4. MELISSA ANGELA CURTIS Mom Beckett You got that!! . . . cuts up with Katurakes and Mrs. Morton . . . seas a delight in Chinese food .. . folmd in Philly but bound to Beckett fond memories of September 11, 1982 and July 12, 1983 set on becoming a hairdresser. ROSS MICHAEL DeSTAFENO Schizichs Swedesboro Big Time stellar soccer All Star slick on skis . . . earns his bread at the f'Inn keeps time with Karl, Sam, Bill and Bob .. . tied to his apron string will engineer a computer career. ACTIVITIES: Soccer 3,45 Ski Club 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,25 Chess Club 3,45 Astronomy Club 3,4. KEVIN MICHAEL DENELSBECK Kevin Mickleton I'm forever in your debt . . . locked into the Key Club caught at the Mickleton courts eternal brown bagger buddy to Brick, Val, Glen and Sap .. . favored Frederick's and Kraft's Klasses a future Doctor Doolittle. ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society 3,45 Boy's State Alternate5 Powder Puff 45 Key Club 45 Nurse's Aide 3. CHRISTOPHER DAVID DiBARTOLO DeBar Swedesboro Yo Dude . . . a match for anyone on the mats . . . Swift with Stig, Fudge and Jeanne in the Boro . . . Furi ous1y drives his Chrysler . . . pinned a first in the Christmas tournament . . . drafted to engineering. ACTIVITIES: Wrestling 1,2,3,4 icaptj, Powder Puff Cheerleader 3,4. 23 JOHN EDWARD DIGGS J .D. Woolwich You send bolts to my heart rallies the forces on the gridiron . . . hurdled a position on the South Jersey Track Club leaps and bounds on the basketball court will grace a college gridiron. ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2,3,4 fcaptlg Basket- ball 1,2,3,4g Track 1,2,3,4g BRAGGIN' DRAGON 4. LISA ANN DONOFRIO Thumbs Clarksboro Hey Paissano! Captain of the Dragon Band rhythm section Eitel izes a certain teacher . . . locked into the club . . . buzzes with Band Bus 32 stuck on being a band-aide will marry for a million. ACTIVITIES: Band 1,2,3 fPres.J, 4 CCapt.Jg Brass Ensemble 3,43 Key Club 3,45 Musical 1,2,3g Powder Puff 3. 24 PAUL DOCKENDORFF Doc Mickleton Let's go one of 0'Neill's growling grapplers . . . has a barrel of fun at the parties wasn't guarded at the golf course has a reel love for fishing . . . will cruise the roads of life. ACTIVITIES: Wrestling 2,3. JOHN SEAN DUNN John Mickleton What's up yearns for Yourison's classes . . . mingles with Mike, Tom, Rich, Ed and Joe hot handler of a hockey stick never mis steak en about pizza part of the Clarksboro clique will generate his future as an electrician. ELISE MARIE DONNELLY Els Clarksboro My name is not Elsie doubles up on the tennis team erstwhile copy editor for the BRAGGIN' DRAGON toots a concert sax has a ghoulish time at horror movies is scripted for writing. ACTIVITIES: BRAGGIN' DRAGON 3g Con- cert Band 1,2,3,4g Nurse's Aide 4g Tennis 45 Softball 2. PAUL FRANK EASTLACK Slack Beckett Cool out gabs with Gallo . .. cruises in his Elite Ford . . . can be caught playing frisbee mesmerized by music submerges his teeth into subs . . . congregates with his crowd Lew's in 82 wired to electronics. I ACTIVITIES: Football Ig Baseball 35 GENE BYRON EDMUND JR. Geno Mt. Royal Geez! . . . four year vet of the wrestling wars Marks time with Martell tackled a position on the football team visits the apple of his eye in New York marches towards the Army. ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2,3,4g Wrestling 1,2,3,4g Track 3,4g Powder Puff Cheerleader 3,4g LANCER 4. DANETTE MARIE ELIA Double D Beckett No, Pm serious! hooked on hockey short stuff in the Powder Puff dynamic Dragon cheerleader skis Wood miss being with Nae and Jo a hardliner for softball . . . Phone phanatic . . . college beckons. ACTIVITIES: Hockey 1,2,3,4g Softball 1,2,3,4g Student Council 2,3,4g Cheerleader 2,3,4g Powder Puff 3,4. JEANINE JOAN EDWARDS Jeanine Swedesboro Misty Ann, where are you? . . . a real peach at Fruit Valley cruises in the Buick with Casey, Janet, Mary, Martin and Laurie opens up to the Doors will make waves in Hairstyling. BRIDGET M. FALCON E Mole Beckett What are we gonna do? outstanding in the field of softball . . . aggressive Powder Puff player . . . bids a sorrowful farewell to Sarbello . . . Jan. 12, 1983 . . . friendly with Springer, Dar and Nancy hears wedding bells. ACTIVITIES: Powder Puff 3,45 Softball 1. EDWARD PATRICK EIGER Iggy Beckett Give me a break! . . . wraps up opponents in wrestling sets the pace in track Homecoming '83 lost without Lisa, Gene and Sherrie never in the gutter while bowling will wear Army green. ACTIVITIES: Soccer 33 Wrestling 2,3,4g Basketball 1g Track 3,4. l LINDA MARIE FERKO Ferk Mickleton Forget it essential member of NHS consumes countless cookies trusted to be found at the bank bound to Bernie, Tam and Ida always found on her rocker spells out a future in word processing. ACTIVITIES: Cheerleader 1,2,3g Powder Puff 33 National Honor Society 3,4g Guidence Aide 2,3g Softball 1,2. 25 RHONDA ANN FEUERBORN Rhon Mt. Royal Fine! Lore 'd to the nurse's office skis the waves and the slopes huffed and puffed in the Powder Puff holds the Key in the club . . . hot on stuffed peppers . . . a life in search of health. ACTIVITIES: Powder Puff 3,43 Hockey 1,25 Ski Club 2,3,4g Nurse's Aide 1,2,3,4g Key Club 2,3,4. J OANNE W. GARDLER Jobee Woolwich That's Life aggressive tackle on Urion's line . . . has a bit about horses . . . savors the summer of '83 nuts about Squirrel, Ron, Rosie, Chrissy and Fol . . . flies in her Phoenix will gallop her way through life. ACTIVITIES: Powder Puff 3,43 Key Club 4. 26 ,A THOMAS DAVID FOLEY Fol Mt. Royal Oh no! drummed up a co-captainship in the band a real spark at the fire company has a host of friends tears up in his Torino . . . devours Italian delicacies . . . future undecided. ACTIVITIES: Band 1,2,3,4 QCo-Captainjg Student Council 45 Ski Club 1,2,3g Key Club 3,45 Swimming 4. SANDRA MARY GARRETT Sandy Swedesboro I can't believe that helps feed the BRAGGIN' DRAGON . . . constantly watching the world go by slaves over a hot grill at Mickey D's . . . will miss Mr. Yourison . . . will join Uncle Sam's services. ACTIVITIES: Ski Club 2,43 Library Aide 23 Key Club 2,49 BRAGGIN' DRAGON 2,3,4. TYRONE BRIAN FOY Blazz Beckett Transfer from the City of Brotherly Love leaps and bounds on the basketball court has designs for fashion . . . mixes records on the wheels of steel . . . a pool shark . . . will program his future in computer science. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 3,4. CHERYL LYNNE GIBSON Squirrel Mickleton What'? Huh!? made dust in the Powder Puff . .. locked in as secretary of the Club Frank ly adores a certain fellow fired up over fries aides Guidence will plan a career in Nova Scotia. ACTIVITIES: Ski Club 1,2,3g Powder Puff 3: Key Club 3,43 fSec.Jg Guidence Aide 3. DARLENE DAWN GIBSON Dar Swedesboro Yo woman . . . powderful Powder Puff player . . . fond feeling for sister Sandy . . . rocks steady to Bad Co . . . partial to Patricia's Place . . . known to all her friends . . . will live life to the fullest. ACTIVITIES: Powder Puff 3,4. LOLITA LOUISE HAWKINS Lo Woolwich Dog City Dog! .. . gets Moore out of Mr. 8: Mrs. O'Neill has a beat for poetry converses with Charles, Trina, Melissa and company . . . loves meeting new people . . . will march to the military. JANET ANN GRAHAM Janet Swedesboro Huh!!! . . . hits the keys for Heritages . . . barely beats the eight o'clock sound barrier . . . can be seen with Mary and Jeanine . . . makes waves in the Boat . . . big on shrimp . . . will live happily ever after. ACTIVITIES: Key Club 25 Track 2. KARL PATRICK HAYDEN War Monger Mickleton Pins his woes and foes on the mats was booked into the library . . . Boys State Delegate hooked on fishing buzzes around in his Buggy socializes with Buck Henry and the gang college? of course! ACTIVITIES: Wrestling 2,33 Library Aide 2,3,4. MARK STEPHEN HAGUE Cecil Mickleton Yo dude wraps up his opponents in wrestling . . . sees Justice in cycles . . . rugged Powder Puff Cheerleaders nibbles on seafood constant companion to Chuck, John, Bobber and Ed is fixed to be a mechanic. ACTIVITIES: Wrestling 1,2,3,4g Powder Puff Cheerleader 3. DARLENE HESS Darlene Beckett Everybody's picking on me refers to the library . . . sings the notes for Dalton . . . clowns around with Carla, Val, Shell, Dave, Arlene and Marie . . . cherrishes Chester's Cinema's . . . paints a bright future. ACTIVITIES: Library Aide 1,2,3,4g Chorus 1,45 Cheerleader 1. 27 DELDRA MARIE HILL Dee Dee Swedesboro Oh Man! reaches for the stars in track makes bushels of money at Grasso's Food Company . . . follows the sun in her Ford LTD isn't chicken about seafood awaits work and marriage. ACTIVITIES: Track Manager 1,2. MICHAEL ALLEN HORTON Ace Mickleton What's up? hunts for good times in his Safari never without Nancy, Brian, Doc, Marlene and Joe unique times spent with Mr. Urion strums a six-string future is multifaceted. - 28 THOMAS JAMES HOLSHUE Doey Clarksboro Casts a line for fishing hot handler of a hockey stick . . . powers a Pontiac . . . tolls the Bell with Joe, Russo and the Clarksboro gang a victim for vegies will light up the electrical field GREGORY SCOTT HUNT Gregg Swedesboro Have you some of this? . . . skillful skier . . . venturous in his Ventura . . . tops his opponents on the mats seas nothing fishy about seafood soars with Sam, Tom, Paul and Chris forsees a college future. ACTIVITIES: Football lg Wrestling 2g Ski Club 2,3,4. JOHN KIRK HORNER Stud Harrisonville What's up studs? tackled a captainship on the gridiron . . . ski excursions with the club . .. sees eye to I with Lukas bowling is up his alley will cultivate a college career. ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2,3,4 fcaptjg Powder Puff Cheerleader 3,4g Ski Club 1,2,3,4g AV Aide 3. WILLIAM ALLEN HYLICK Bubby Beckett Stop playing . . . talented at tennis . . . skims the slopes with ease . . . schemes with April and Danita bows to Chinese food found in his 450 SL will challenge college. ACTIVITIES: Tennis 2,35 Ski Club 35 Modeling Club 33 Student Council 4. JENNIFER LYNN JENKINS Jenny Mickleton You're too much arranged an array of activities for Student Council . . . has a love for tennis . . . international traveler . . . terrific times with Tee, Tine and Patty mills around Milch charting a nursing career. ACTIVITIES: Tennis 2,35 Student Council 2,3,4g Girls State 39 Ski Club 1,2,3,4g Powder Puff 3,45 BRAGGIN' DRAGON 4. LISA K. KOKO Coke Clarksboro Oh, OK fine . . . illustrates her talent on the BRAGGIN' DRAGON staff penchant for pennants in Powder Puff . . . did some gobbling at the Turkey Shoot melts over cheese- steaks . .. April 9, 1983 . .. will be capped as an R.N. ACTIVITIES: BRAGGIN' DRAGON 45 Powder Puff 3,45 Ski Club 25 Astronomy Club 3. BRUCE LEE JONES Ice Swedesboro It's like that . . . surperb on the hardwood . . . consistant cross country cruiser . . . cuddles up to Kim . . . attacks Big Mac's . . . forms a quartet with Tyrone, John and Joe . . . will light up a college campus. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1,3,4g Cross Country 3,4. BARTHOLOMEW ALEXANDER NICHOLAS KONRAD Bart Swedesboro Let's bolt . . . will reminisce riding home from Voc . .. gets hot over iced coffee . . . ostentatious in his Omega . .. hangs out with Dean, Lucky, Dusty, Cherry Picker and the Wild Hearts . . . will be a masterful machinist. ERIC D. KELLY Dudley Swedesboro Dummy loved leaving for Voc hunts game of any sort constant companion of Nick, Joe, Bar, Beef and Meatball . . . rocks to Iron Maiden future is in machinery. CHARLES ALEXANDER KROPEWNICKI Chaz Clarksboro What's up? gifted grappler for King 0 wood not be without Timberlane burns for barbequed hamburgers . . . has a line for fishing joins with John, Bruno, Doc, Rich and the gang . .. uncertain future. ACTIVITIES: Football 15 Wrestling 2,35 Track 2. 29 KENNETH RODNEY LINDSEY Crussy Mickleton Yo will rniss Milch's classes a popping good dancer is gamed for hunting capers with Curtis and Hazel action packed times at the Camden rollerrink college?? of course! ACTIVITIES: Football 1. PALMINA ROSE MAMI Palmina Swedesboro Sounds like - draws attention on the LANCER as Co-Editor Snaps with Fol, Irene, Bob and Chris has a shore time in Florida captive of the ASIAN INVASION paints a pretty picture of college and marriage. ACTIVITIES: LANCER 4, Cco-Editorbg Powder Puff 3,4. 30 RONALD DAVID LOVELACE Buster Swedesboro Gosh breezed for Bergin's cross country squad forever favors football dreads dawns early light taps out tunes on his trumpet crazy about coin collecting outstanding with Otto part of the Clarksboro clan . . . will wheel and deal in sales. ACTIVITIES: Football lg Cross Country 23 Track 1,2. MARY KATHLEEN MANN Mary Mickleton Hey babee! sure-handed outfielder showed her stuff in the Powder Puff . . . thinks Miss K is O.K .... fond memories with friends gladly leaves behind the 8:00 bell will chalk up a future in teaching. ACTIVITIES: Powder Puff 3,4g Softball 3,4. FERN MAY LYNCH Springer Clal'kSlJOr0 What? . . . caught up in softball . . . powerful Powder Puff player . . . turns to dust with the first rays joins with Jim, Nancy, Mole and Hurricane . . . Nov. 24, 1982 . . . thinks tacos are tasty will seek wedded bliss. ACTIVITIES: Powder Puff 3,4. ANTHONY JOHN MARINO Marino Woolwich What's up a match for everyone on the mats . . . Honored by the society . . . is in tune to music . . . a crack shot at hunting . . . marvels over Mozier goes meatballs over spaghetti will get a shock out of electronic engineering. ACTIVITIES: Wrestling 1,2,3,4g National Honor Society 3,4. IDA MARIE MARINO Ida Woolwich Hi guys! . . . Student Council Veep . . . captivates the crowd with ear piercing cheers . . . Reliable as a secretary . . . will battle for Bittle . . . a friend to all . . . will grace an office as a business executive. ACTIVITIES: Cheerleader 1,2,3,4g Powder Puff 33 Student Council 2,3,4 CVice Pres.l, Key Club 3. ANDREW JAY McFADDEN Mac Swedesboro Party at McFadden's strong one on the gridiron forces . . . cruises in his Trans-Am with Kevin, Gregg, Peter and Steve . . . sure-handed shortstop . . . skis the slopes . . . fancies all the ladies looks forward to campus life. ACTIVITIES: Football 2,3,4g Baseball 2,3g Basketball 3. CHARLES R. MARSH Chuck Mickleton I don't know . . . skis the slopes with ease . . . four wheels in the mud . . . a true terror in his Trans-Am gathers with Gregg, John, Jim and Joe will join the work-a-day force. ACTIVITIES: ski Club 1,2,3,4. BETH ANN MICHAEL Beef Mickleton I don't know one of Kisela'a nine mingles with Mike, Gia, Karen and Dudley . . . hopping mad about frogs lights up the darkroom at Voc . . . Ocean City '83 . . . focuses on photography. ACTIVITIES: Softball 1,25 Student Council 1,2,3,4g Powder Puff 3g BRAGGIN' DRAGON 4 fphotography editorl. JOSEPH ANTHONY MAUGERI JR. Joe Woolwich Get outta here! toils on the family farm makes the rounds in his Mercury Cougar sharp shooter fancies green eyed brunettes gets a lift out of skiing has adventurous outings with Nat and Viv future farmer. ACTIVITIES: Ski Club 1,2,3,4g Powder Puff Cheerleader 3,45 BRAGGIN' DRAGON 4 fadvertising managerj. NINA EVETTE MILLER Snoop Beckett You roach! . . . little track monster . . . cheers for Katurakes sings up a storm snow bunny on the slopes . .. talks forever to April, Nikki, Danita, Kipper, Val and Cheri counts on accounting. ACTIVITIES: Cheerleading 3,4g Girls Track 15 Ski Club 1. 31 BENJAMIN A. MILLS Milton Swedesboro Can't be wrenched from cars skims the slopes with ease aims an arrow toward hunting roams the roadway in his Datsun .. . has a bit for horses . . . will seek fame and fortune. ACTIVITIES: Football 13 Ski Club 1,2,3,4. ROSEMARY DIANE NICOTRA Rose Mickleton Oh no! . . . effervescent editor of the BRAGGIN' DRAGON noted for the Key Club .. . propped up the musicals . .. maneuvers the machine timeless talker inseparable from Els, Chris, Tone, Cheryl and Fol college looms. ACTIVITIES: Nurse's Aide 2,3,4g Key Club 1,2,3,4g Stage Crew 3,43 Powder Puff 3,49 BRAGGIN' DRAGON 4 leditorl. 32 VALERIE LYNN MOORE Val Clarksboro Hi guys . . . has a song in her heart for chorus thinks Klaszky is classy sees a Dee light with Marie, Ellen and Joe . . . statistically enjoys basketball and track. . . future educator. ACTIVITIES: Hockey 1g Powder Puff 35 Musical 1,2,3g Chorus 1,2,3,4g Basketball Stats 2,3,4g Track Stats 2,33 BRAGGIN' DRAGON 3. TERRI ANN NOLTE Stork Mickleton Yep! captivates the crowd with her piercing cheers gets guidelines from Guidance seas fun at the shore marvels over Milch...March 11,1983...seen with CDM and Rhon type cast as an executive secretary. ACTIVITIES: Cheerleading 1,25 Guidance Aide 3,4. ELIZABETH SUE MUNYON Beth Swedesboro You're ignorant drifted in from Ocean City in tune with Tunnat hooked on seafood soaks up the sun by the sea April 18, 1983 never without John, Nancy, Brian and the gang . . . will take life as it comes. NANCY JILL NOTHDURFT Nanc Swedesboro Definitely made up for the musical melts over ice cream mess of the mustard bound to Brian, Beth and Springer Prom '83 puts unlimited mileage on the Nova will technically enter the surgical field. ACTIVITIES: Musical 23 Powder Puff 3. JOSEPH LOUIS PADRO Jose Swedesboro Live fast and die young breezed for Bergin's cross country squad quarters the arcade a pal to Val, Dave, Karen and Barbara exercises during free time gets Moore out of history will go collegian. ACTIVITIES: Cross Country 4 PATRICIA JEAN POSEY Patricia Mickleton Think about it captains the corps represents the students at the Council wanders the halls for Graham . .. is seen with Jean and Jenn thinks Fredericks is Krafty . . . Band Trip '83 . . . will go collegian. ACTIVITIES: Concert Band 13 Flag Corps 1,2,3 ico-captainl, 4 Kcaptainlg Guidance Aide 4: Student Council 1,2,3,4g National Honor Society 4. NATALIE MARIE PIETRAS Nat Mickleton Whatta Wimp! preppy blue-eyed brun- ette thinks Milt's the Hilt pepped up at the rallies . . . does dastardly deeds with Viv and Joey never forget Killington 83 always in the pink . . . Pinto's prized possession future co-ed. ACTIVITIES: Ski Club 1,2,3,4g Student Council 3,4g BRAGGIN' DRAGON 4g LANCER 4. GREGORY JOHN PRICE Greg Mt. Royal Yeah, yeah, yeah . . . aggressive co-captain of Barchuk's Dragons .. . throws his weight around the track . . . Boy's State Alternate . . . on the prowl with Deb Cat, Joe and John . . . seen with a special sophomore will coach a college career. ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2,3,4 Cco-captainlg Track 3 icaptainlg Powder Puff Cheerleader 3,4g Ski Club 1,2,3,4g BRAGGIN' DRAGON 4 Csports editorjg Boy's State Alternate 3. MICHAEL RONALD PITTS Michael Clarksboro What's the deal? . . . brassy co-captain of the band emceed the gophers and the worms stalls around the stables with Troy and Zubec . . . a shore stock at the Acme . . . will conquer computers in college ACTIVITIES: Marching Band 1,2,3,4 Ccap- tainlg Concert Band 1,2,3,4g Stage Band 1,2,3,4g Brass Ensemble 3,45 Powder Puff Announcer 3,43 Musical 4. I F BRUNO PUTORTI Bruno Swedesboro I can deal with it . . . pins his hopes on the mats . . . constructive at D Sn V . . . another iron pumper . . . quarters the arcade . . . Doc ks the cruiser with Lou, Chas and Victor . . . will lay his future in brick work. ACTIVITIES: Wrestling 1,3. 33 TIMOTHY JOSEPH RACEY Racey Mickleton God, take me now! . . . a well-rounded cheerleader . . . cavorts on the courts . . . strikes up the band with his guitar yearns for Yourison's classes . . . Budd ies with Bob, Bill, Karl, Tom and Sam . .. will rock his way to the stars. ACTIVITIES: Basketball Ig Powder Puff Cheerleader 3,4. SUSAN JENNIFER ROGOZIN Sue Mickleton Oh really, no way . . . wormed in the Powder Puff makes her money at the Mall cruises on a Harley . . . on the move with Missy, Dar and Kim will race off to an exciting future. ACTIVITIES: Powder Puff 3. 34 RAYMOND SCOTT REID Rat Muuica Hin Wraps up his opponents in wrestling . . . gobbles a multitude of cheese steak sandwiches . . . fleet-footed hurdler for O'Neill . . . Markus time with Pete, Ed, Joe and John . . . hunting enthusiast . . . Picks-up speed in his Ford . . . welds his future to a teclmical school. ACTIVITIES: Wrestling 1,2,3,4g Baseball lg Track 2,3,4. EDWARD JOSEPH ROHLFING JR. Ed Swedesboro What's up isn't sour on Dill . .. thinks pizza has pizazz cruises in his '68 Cutlass on the move with Mike and Jeff a Vocational Vet plans to be a master mechanic. APRIL DANIELLE ROGERS Bapril Beckett Alright . . . dynamic Dragon Cheerleader . . . cornered the back in Powder Puff . . . did some UBRAGGIN' for the DRAGON . . . finds Joy with Nita, Ice and Sonya . .. snacks out on Snickers May 8, 1983 . . . nurses hopes for a medical career. ACTIVITIES: Girls Track 1,2g Spanish Club 1,2g Cheerleading 3,43 Powder Puff 33 BRAG- GIN' DRAGON 4. WILLIAM LEWIS ROSS JR. Bill Swedesboro No problem sure-handed shortstop has a flame for fire fighting . . . tackles big game . . . favors the faculty . . . seeks fun and sun at the shore cruises with Chris, Carmen, and the gang will seek good times. ACTIVITIES: Football 19 Basketball 1,23 Baseball 1,2,3. SALVATORE JOHN SAPORITO Sap Mickleton What do you think? .. . co-captain of the cross country cruisers . . . sure-handed first baseman . . . marches with Colonel Hayden and the army . . . tolls the soil on the farm . . . gifted grappler . . . knows the write way to college. ACTIVITIES: Cross Country 1,2,3,4 1Co- capt.Jg Wrestling 1,2g Baseball 1,2,3,4g Powder Puff Cheerleader 35 BRAGGIN' DRAGON 3. DAVID JAMES SCOTT Dave Swedesboro Got me hanging breezed for Bergin's cross country squad . . . hurried here from Haddonfield . . . dedicated distance runner . . . pie is the apple of his eye . . . chic in his Chevy . .. will roll with the tide. ASEIVITIES: Cross Country 1,2,3,4g Track 1: 1 14' THOMAS JAMES SCHOBER Schobe Clarksboro Cruise . .. tops on the tennis court . . . showed some leg in the Powder Puff . . . skis the waves and slopes . . . wheeled the reels for AV . . . captivating in his Capri . . . future is blueprinted into drafting. ACTIVITIES: Tennis 1,2,3g Ski Club 1,2,3,4g Soccer 35 Powder Puff Cheerleader 3,45 AV Aide 3,4g BRAGGIN' DRAGON 4. VICKY LYNN SCHWEIGART Mother Superior Clarksboro Gag me! . . . buddy to Bristow and Yourison . . . maneuvers the Monte Carlo . .. allegiance to Alice, Maureen, Sue and Cindi .. . chomps on cheese steak subs Oct. 7, 1983 will make a cut in hair dressing. ROBERT EDWARD SCHULTZ Flipper Clarksboro What's the beef, chief? . . . reaches for the stars in track . .. National Honor Society member . . . cheered the worms to victory travels with Tim, Buck Henry and the gang . . . will cruise the clouds in his 'copter. ACTIVITIES: Soccer 39 Track 2,3g Powder Puff Cheerleader 3,45 Ski Club 4g Astronomy Club 2. MICHAEL RUSSELL SCUDERI Meatball Clarksboro Yeah, right gets a lift out of skiing trapped into fishing and hunting . . . mounds of fun on the diamond putters in his Pontiwreck bands together with Beth, Tom, and the gang . . . plans to electrify the world. ACTIVITIES: Baseball lg Ski Club 1,2,3,4. 35 KAREN LYNN SEMPREVIVO Kar Swedesboro Who, me? . .. holds a ready trigger at Roy Rogers Weds a fond memory buddy to Bergin and Gress . . . moves the miles in the Monte . .. kicks her heels with Kim, Bridget and the gang will register as a nurse. MARIE DENISE SIMMONS Lady Rie Swedesboro Pm telling you . . . scintillating soprano . . . saddles up for horses . . . wanders to West Philly . .. thinks Dan is Krafty . . . buckles up in the Black Beauty . . . voracious video viewer . . . will seek justice in law. ACTIVITIES: Chorus 2,4. 36 LISA SHELTON Lisa Beckett C'est la vie sweet transfer from Long Island aggressive Powder Puff player toots a flute . . . thinks Kraft is kool . . . stuck on Stev and Dei . . . makes a skater's choice . . . will operate in college. ACTIVITIES: Powder Puff 43 Cheerleader 4. THOMAS DANIEL SIX Seven Beckett Where's the party? . . . cuts diamonds for the baseball team . . . flips his skirt for Powder Puff makes the Path to the Mark . .. sees his fortune in Chinese food handcuffed to a police career. ACTIVITIES: Baseball 15 Powder Puff Cheerleader 3,4. PETE SAM SIGLOW Jungle Boy Beckett Pm going to rock your face . . . muscle bound mat man washes up in Baker's C.I.E. program . . . won't forget Vinnie's video festival . .. Tic's in his Monte Carlo . .. will Sue for love will ride the roads of life. ACTIVITIES: Wrestling 1,2,3,4. MARIE IRENE SMITH Ree Beckett I'm bored booked into the library nimble with a thimble makes the scenes with Michele, Darlene, Dave, Wayne and Arlene . . . has a palette for pasta . .. summer '83 . .. will search for happiness. 1 ACTIVITIES: Library Aide 2,3,4g Stage Crew 3. STEVEN BROOKS SMITH Steve Mt. Royal No, I don't think so one of Rajczy's dutiful hooters wants Moore classes at Kingsway noticed in the National Honor Society . . . isn't Sapped when with Bill, Rob, Tom and Ross programmed set for computers. ACTIVITIES: Soccer 3,43 Powder Puff Cheer- leader 3,49 Ski Club 35 National Honor Society 3, Baseball 1,3. JOHN SEBASTIAN SPARKS Sparky Mullica Hill What! covered Cranels outer pasture crack shot at hunting revs up for cycle riding Mills around the old arcade f'steaks out on sandwiches will plunge', into the working world. ACTIVITIES: Baseball 1. JOSEPH M. SNYDER Joe Mickleton Yo . . . mystified by Mozier .. . an outdoors- man of all seasons marvalous match with Missy . . . eyes of blue tantalize the girls . . . on the move with Mike, John, Tom and the gang will be a master machinest. KAREN JOAN SPARKS Quick Draw Swedesboro 'fBoy man . . . rough on the diamond . . . focuses on photography . . . journeys with Janis, Kimmy, Shelly, Beth, Gia and Darlene . . . found on the dark side of the moon with Pink Floyd . . . health, wealth, and good times ahead. ACTIVITIES: Softball 1,2. KEITH B. SOUDER Keith Clarksboro Skims the slopes with ease . . . swallows fishing, hook, line and sinker dives into swimming . . . shatters the speed limit . . . partial to pizza . . . enjoys shooting the breeze with Tom . . . will be a Mobil welder. ACTIVITIES: Ski Club 1,2,3,4. KIM STEEDLEY Kimmee Swedesboro 37 RICHARD M. STIEHL Rich Mickleton What's up . . . showed a little leg for Powder Puff . . . enjoys the shore life . . . makes tracks with Matt, John, Joe and Luann can be caught fishing . . . will roam the country side as a truck driver ACTIVITIES: Powder Puff Cheerleader 3,4. TAMMY LUCILLE SWEETEN Tam Mickleton Hey, no problem! . . . stand-out captain of the hockey team . . . LANCER'S own photographer stands tall as shortstop skis the waves and the slopes cruises in her Couger cohort of Chris, Woody, Gattuso and Jenn . . . college bound. ACTIVITIES: Hockey 1,2,3,4 CCo-capt.Jg LANCER 1,2,3,4g Ski Club 1,2,3,4g Softball 1,2,3,4g Powder Puff 3,4. 38 SUSAN RENEE STIEHL Sue Mickleton Cool out throws her weight around the track . . . crushed 'em in the Powder Puff . . . likes to devour a rack of ribs . . . makes a guide line to Guidance . . . will be capped as an RN. ACTIVITIES: Powder Puff 3,45 Track 3,45 BRAGGIN' DRAGON 4 lCirculation Man- agerl. EDWARD MICHAEL SWIFT Swifty Clarksboro Ya right . . . one of O'Neill's gifted grapplers cheered the worms to victory big on Bergin and Kraft specializes in havoc and confusion . . . tap dances for tacos . . . will make an impression as a paratrooper. ACTIVITIES: Wrestling 15 Soccer 4g Powder Puff Cheerleader 3. 'T' ' W ' W W l RICHARD ALLAN STULL Rick Clarksboro Yo, what's up? . . . cycles a Harley Davison drawn to drums an outdoorsman in search of fish and game congregates with George, Mike, Marlene, Judy, Dave and Carl will note a musical career. LUIS ALFONSE TIRADO Lou Swedesboro What? magical movements on the wrestling mats . . . special moments with Shelly Feb. 10, 1980 nose how to guard the defensive line knows King O will reign favors a future in fashion. ACTIVITIES: Wrestling 1,2,3 fCapt.J, 4 fCapt.J: Football 3,4. SHERRIE CATHLEEN TOULSON Fee Clarksboro Like ya know peps up the cheerleading squad will never abandon Al Lore'd to the nurse's office gives a helping hand at the hospital . . . fond memories of Prom '83 nurses hopes for a married life. ACTIVITIES: Cheerleader 1,2,3,4g Powder Puff 3,43 Track 2g Nurse's Aide 2. CATHY LEE URIE Mack Mullica Hill My little animal lines up on the hockey team . . . center of attention in the Powder Puff . . . aids the Guidance gang . . . jumps with Jim, Carol, Brenda and Nae likes to horse around will climb the executive ladder. ACTIVITIES: Hockey 35 Powder Puff 3,45 Guidance Aide 35 Chorus 1. JOHN CHARLES TRENDLER John Mickleton Skims the slopes with ease . . . gasses up at the Arco is never a drag on Front Street .. . maneuvers a '67 Mustang constant companion of Chuck, Jim and Jim will master diesel mechanics. ACTIVITIES: Ski Club 1,2,3,4. VIVIAN CARMELLA LUCIANA VASTA Snapper Swedesboro No way . . . slid on the slopes for the Ski Club hustler at the Rustler .. . thinks George is Thoro-ly-good flies around with Nat, Joe, Jody and Val spends Eve nings with Adam finance is her fortune. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 1,2,3,4g Ski Club 1,2,3,4g Powder Puff 3,49 BRAGGIN' DRAGON 4. DEBORAH LCUISE URBAN Urb Clarksboro Guess what I did this weekend? . . . center of the hockey field handles the hot corner of the diamond Poconoes '83 did some gobblin' at the turkey shoot . . . future is in the clouds. ACTIVITIES: Hockey 1,2,3,4g Softball 1,2,3,4g Basketball 1,2,3g Swimming 45 Powder Puff 3,4. ANNETTE VENEZIA Annette Clarksboro You'll never believe what Joe did! loyal to Lynyrd Skynyrd . . . fond memories of Sept. 10, 1983 . .. seen with Sally, Darlene and the gang . . . sizzles over for steak and mushrooms will be a Boardwalk bunny. 39 CHARLES DAVID WALTON W01fI118Il Harrisonville Yo a working warrior with Walton and Sons wanders about West Deptford converses with Chris, Cathy, Kim and the crowd on the move in his Malibu fond memories of Voc will be filthy rich. JAMES RICHARD WIEST Beast Swedesboro Wants Moore history with Yourison . . . sets up the stage for the musicals . . . victorious in his VW Baja is a live wire at Electronic World meets with the Mickleton gang will attend a technical school. ACTIVITIES: Stage Crew 2,3. 40 TRACY KEITH WATSON Watts Mickleton I couldn't tell you distinguished in the Society of American High School students in 1982 . . . drawn to swimming and basketball . . . parks a memory in Chester, PA . . . will have a palette for the Philadelphia Institute of Art. CINDI LEE WILLIS Cindi Clarksboro You got me hanging looks for Guidance makes her bread in Baker's CIE program . . . Aug. 25, 1980 . . . tames a Mustang . . . isn't crabby when eating shrimp . . . is Suited for Mrs. Yoder will prepare for pre-school teaching. ACTIVITIES: Guidance Aide 4. ERIC RICHARDSON WELDON Eric Swedesboro What's up? punted his way to a tackle in '82 Thanksgiving game pumps iron miraculous in his Mercury breathless over Brenda . .. savors Italian flavors . . . will work his way through life. ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2,4g Wrestling 1. I , PATRICK MICHAEL WILLIS JR. Willy Clarksboro No way . . . dazzling drummer . . . chats with the Clarksboro crew loses his noodle over spaghetti in stiches at Pat Richards .. . is hooked on fishing . . . partial to his Impala . . . will climb the corporate ladder. ACTIVITIES: Band 1,2. I OTTO CARL WILSON JR. Brick Woolwich An aggressive captain for Barchuk's Dragons seldom uses his locker dashes for the track team . . . favors all teachers . . . paints his summers . . . jokes with Dan and Kian . . . sadly leaves friends behind . . . will enhance a college campus. ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2,3,4 fCapt.Jg Basket- ball 1,2,3g Track 1,2,3,4 CCapt.J: Band 1,2,3g National Honor Society 3,45 Boys State 3. BRENDA GRACE WINTER Brenda Woolwich Wonderful . . . edits the senior section of the LANCER . . . seen with her special someone . . . ruff and tuff in the Powder Puff aides Guidance stuck on peanut butter milk- shakes will be a medical secretary. ACTIVITIES: LANCER 45 Powder Puff 3,43 Guidance Aide 45 Basketball 1,2. PETER PAUL YURGIN Pete South Harrison Well, what are you doing? backs up Barchuk's eleven is always alive in the Death Trap . . . hits the hot spots with Joe, Rat and Andy drives for a future in trucking. ACTIVITIES: Football 2,3,4g Wrestling 3,4. 41 hs-M is -s ,M - ,wmtwr M-nh W X W, , 1 N K N L Mmhdgmf ,M ,,,.X,,,mwWN.w,+ MW-W-ww gf '- , ,.L .W :,.,,dlg i i ,fm - f.. wa .M ' 1, WWW ' . Www ibm ,FvQ.m K! .J Q Q ' H1.4,'X 1. 0' , P If 4- 42 A. iff v gf' T 4 K, at i :iii ' fl . Q f - if , , 5:5155 A T . f ,416 .Mr -.Q W 5' x ,H - W'5N5lWW f,,,.w W. vw 'gy N ,A W xx YW??f Wf W ,mmm-ff Wie' V- ,X K3 X 39 3 ' 1 KH ,NH ,, ,V v. .UV MTM Ry Robert Carl Richardson November 23, 1968 - February 3, 1984 ' Time does not bring relief, you all have lied Who told me time would ease me of my pain! I miss him in the weeping of the rain, I want him at the shrinking of the tideg The old snows melt from every mountain-side, And last year's leaves are smoke in every lane, But last year's bitter loving must remain Heaped on my heart, and my old thoughts abide! There are a hundred places where I fear To go, - so with his memory they brim! And entering with relief some quiet place Where never fell his foot or shone his face I say, There is no memory of him here! And so stand stricken, so remembering him! - Edna St. Vincent Millay ll 'I I CIJXXLEEQQJXLH f I E . ,,,, .,, , , , 4x xx ,Eff , It A A wx XA Q, Ssx ' 'hm X ' x .4 X I .Q Y ,V My H1 X X i N 1 ' fy, ' 1 'W V Q 7 tg: o .,- ng! 1 0 fl ol fgfg, 5.. f sfo. 3 . X , ,A my I , Wk , X 4. V 5 xi ,f ,wg--2 Sf , Iaafv, 6 ,4 N ilk J I f gl x V 1 Af ff' W' I - , f 2 5 ' ' ,?' 1 8 ,Ali-4 fs f' 1? 7 , ...QI 9 Q J , ' ' '- ,-- 'O ' X - - RWM-Y-2 1 ' 012345 313: f an ,RJ ff P' mv, ,. - ,Jn 7,6 1 W m 1-, 3, '-if '2' x Mmnwff' CHEERLEADERS .1 M3 'Z f se if Q wi Top: P. Jenkinsg L. Tysong D. Harrisg S. Toulsong I. Marino Bottom: A. DuBoisg A. Rodgersg D. Goldsbyg C Spanosg T. Carins Kneeling: N. Miller ..,,,,, W 94 Zi P , W as M w 'fi . New . ..,, 6 f ,f 4 img' ' , , f ' ,. V, ZA HU! - ' W I , W A I . M3 V, , V f I f V , V , .7 Z .wx f W , 5 , .. ' Y v ,w r ,-vf V 45 fd Z -'f , ff L, 1 ,.-, . . .' . 2- 1 5 -:V V, f M A f .V 4 1' ,' , . ' '1. .. , .. . , ,Qwflz ,, , ,170 .' ' f Z ii ,, ,,,, . 5 , .. ., ,f 4 M ,,,, , 1, , ,V 4 M, ,, ,Q , ,, . ,. ' f W if Q ff' 7 Q , ,L ---- '-7 , ' 4264 w 1. , , K, ,, f,.- ffm fv ' M 4 -,MMM Q, fig A ,,f' - 01. H , V , gr., 11 , , , , .. ,,, ,fgf A 1-f ,,'fg,Lgf xy my , I .,, M A 2 M 3, e ,,, . , A W ,-,,f' u ,g,,M,,,f, 5- ff M 1, 4 H htlwf Qy'g,zA4 3 , . fn ffffwiifd f I , 3 hp ff . ' 2, i ,, ,h, ', f vZm2ffi'f5z13.wf,ff5?i 2ff5ri324, 'Z 53 Dafigow wiacafzvg uma .EJ -' Q . . Ap t' 7 1 J A is--, ' ' H hi Top Row: D. Tyson, T. Foley, J. Weldon, N. Enick, M. Heyward, D. Moore, L. Fidler, W. Reeves, D. Sullivan, M. Still, K. Sperber, L. Pino, D. Payne, B. Hoffman, J. Thompson, M. Pitts, F. Bridges, C. Enick Middle Row: C. Rival, P. Groshardt, P. Posey, A. Morgan, V. Sumiel, J. Menden, L. Aziz, R. Brown, L. Buchenhorst, D. Mills, D. Copozzi, T. Suessmuth, S. Kidd, M. Magdin, H. Suessmuth, L. Sperber, S. Miller, J. Thompson, D. Payne, J. Ross, A. Biermiester, D. Schenk, D. Koriakin, M. Robinson, V. Kuchler, L. Tumblety, J. Coombs, J. Kay, S. Brickner, B. Carter Kneeling: S. Wilgus, K. McQuade, A. Hunter, K. Sully, W. Peterson, S. Wemhoff, H. Warrington, L. Donofrio, L. Posey, K. Hayden, G. Donofrio, H. Hutchinson, L. Musumeci, A. Pedrick, S. Stackhouse, B. Malinoski, S. Sharlow, B. Justice, S. Redfield, M. Poradowski, K. Wigmore, A. Barber Band Uni ormly Excellent As the 1983-84 Dragon Marching Unit strutted proudly onto the football field for their traditional pre-game and half time presentations, they were wearing their new uniforms. The array of red, white, and black, depicting the school colors, made it quite visible that a new season was at hand. Performances were not limited to football games alone. The finely tailored Unit appeared in many parades and competitions as well. Their debut was made in the Tournament of Bands, which was held at Triton H.S. In Group I competition they won second place, missing a first place trophy by one-tenth of a point. Other crowd pleasing performances followed at Bensalem, Eastern, Woodbury, Buena, and Washington Township High School. In addition to afternoon football games and evening competitions, the Dragons also found time to proudly display their talents in the Woodbury Fall Parade, the Atlantic City Columbus Day Parade, the Atlantic City Christmas Parade, the Millville Christmas Parade, the Salem Christmas Parade, and the Swedesboro Memorial Day Parade. On May 13th, the Marching Band traveled to Dorney Park where they performed in a parade and enjoyed a fun-filled day. With the arrival of spring, the Annual Band Banquet, g,,.,.w 'ffQ.:.: sponsored by the Band Boosters, completed the season's activities. On this special occasion the departing seniors were honored. The graduating seniors are Michael Pitts, Tom Foley, Lisa Donofrio, Otto Wilson, Elise Donnelly, and silk flag captain Patricia Posey. These truly dedicated musicians and performers will be missed not only by Ms. Kisela and Mr. Eitel but also by all returning letterwinners. The seniors leave with the knowledge that although they will be missed the great depth of talent at Kingsway will provide another successful season for the Dragon Marching Unit. 1'00'.l'BA.'l'.lL .ar ,........-.... AA.. ....-....,,..u...W. ....n..,... ....-..,, MM, v -v ...,-,... ,,...-m...............a............ ,M . ,,,,,,,,,,w,M,,,mu V ,... ..-.,,. ....4..-.,--,...-,,.. ........,,.,......- . . ..,.. ,,,......,....-.,..c............--... . ,. .M .... , lk E li t' Y N. K O Woodstown 6 20 Gloucester 16 6 Salem 8 23 St. James 14 0 Pennsville 12 5 Schalick 49 16 Clayton 1 0 Pitman 6 O Pennsgrove 14 16 Bottom: A. McFadden, R. Badolato, P. Yurgin, G. Price, J. Diggs, J. Horner, O. Wilson, S. Banff, T. Clevenger, G. Edmund. 2nd row: K. Conley, D. Fauntleroy, M. Wilson, K. Carney, J. Casella, G. Marcell, R. Liles, R. Sandy, S. Casella, R. Miller. 3rd row: M. Wilson, B. Fish, A. Azzarri, K. Evans, T. Frank, K. Wilson, R. Frank, R. Lerch, J. Morgan, J. Emerick. 4th row: G. Stumm, P. Sebastiani, L. Gattuso, J. Thomas, A. Hughes, B. Selby, F. Saporito, S. Clemente, D. Prosser, F. Pennell. 5th row: R. Jarameillo, S. Ruffin, J. Bayard, D. Jackson, P. Mellon, S. Witcher, P. Yurgin, M. Lambert. 6th row: G. Smith, L. Curtis, A. Wilmer, G. Schultz, J. McCall. 7th row: Coach Iannointi, Coach O,Neill, Head Coach Barchuk, Coach Lukas, Coach Moritz Dragons Garner Classic Division Crown The 1983 football season marked one of the most successful in Kingsway history. The football program garnered championships at every level of competition. The junior varsity was undefeated in 8 games, and the freshmen Lizards tied for their Conference championships. However, the spotlight was on the 1983 Classic Division Champions. The Dragon's championship campaign began somewhat inauspiciously with an opening-game loss to arch rival Woodstown. Nevertheless, the varsity squad continued on undaunted to post a spotless 5-O Tri-County Conference Classic Division record and a very respectful 6-3 record overall. The team's prodigious mark of excellence, particularly that in the Classic Division, garnered for them the first football championship in the history of Kingsway Regional High School. Major contributions to the success of Barchuk's eleven were made by John Diggs and John Horner. Diggs, a bruising fullback, obtained many accolades: All South Jersey, All Group I, All Tri-County, and All Delrfware Valley. John's efforts attained him a scholarship to the University of Kansas. Whereas defensive tackle John Horner's superior play secured for him positions on the All Group I and Tri-County teams. Other Tri-County Conference performers were Paul Crane, Kian Conley, Derwin Fauntleroy, Andy McFadden, Peter Yurgin, Greg Price, and Lou Tirado. Senior standouts were Steve Banff, Bob Badolato, Todd Clevenger, Gene Edmund and speedy Otto Wilson. The coaching staff is anxiously awaiting the opening kick-off of the 1984 season. With the outstanding success of the freshman and the junior varsity teams, the Dragons should be contenders for a South Jersey Group I Championship. 58 7 +1 Ni r f K'-ww zbh L' wg' X Q E ' in , 4 , 1 , A jvv N I 47 . M ' MW . fn F M3712 U1 um! 4 iff XX !xJx'fWf,m1xruef son, . iw, Wwwmwwfff ,, 'iw 36 I 5 , f ' -wr. ' - ff awk cf S s c: army Woodstown Berlin Tech. 22 35 St. James 15 50 Salem 28 27 Pennsville 25 32 Delsea 34 23 Clayton 15 50 Paulsboro 25 32 Schalick 15 46 Pitman 17 43 Clearview 26 29 Gloucester 18 42 Pennsgrove 19 40 xf with Wm Sitting: S. Miller, M. Pyle, B. Anderson, M. Davis, M. Lord, D. Clark, Kneeling: C. Beatty, D. Capozzi, I. Cotto, Z. Vera, R. Carney, K. Hunt, M. Poradosky, K. Sully, J. Black, T. Grassog Standing: D. Camp, B. Jones, M. Bohn, D. Pyle, M. Warner, J. Beniquez, J. Padro, T. Williams, S. Scott, D. Scott, S. Saporito, Coach Bergin Harriers Hit New I O He1gI1,ts In CIHSSIC O I I D1 V1s10n Bergin's roadrunners, on route to capturing the Classic Division Championship, achieved its best record ever of 11-2. Co-captains Mark Bohn and Sam Saporito led this talented but inexperienced group of runners. Despite their inexperience, the Dragon harriers' awesome speed enabled them to have a successful season. Their only two losses were a heartbreaking 27-28 loss to Salem and a loss to Delsea, the eventual Tri-County Champions. Along with acquiring the Classic Division Crown, many individual honors were captured. The teams nucleus: senior Dave Scott, and juniors Mark Bohn, Mike Warner, and Don Pyle were all chosen to the Tri-County Conference Classic Division All-Star team. Special honors were bestowed upon Mark Bohn as the Classic Division Individual Champion. Departing harriers are Jorge Beniquez, Jenny Black, Bruce Jones, Jose Padro, Sam Saporito, and Dave Scott. They will be greatly missed, however, Mark Bohn, Mike Warner, Don Pyle, Steve Scott, Steve Miller, and John Patti will form the heart of an outstanding cross country team capable of winning another Tri-County Classic Division Crown. 62 5 , , 1 W I , , , 1 1 E I Si 'nav' DEM v 1' Q1 gig is QQ is 'QQ L' 1 ffwva 4 'is s-,hav sb Pennsville Pennsauken Pitman Gloucester Clearview Berlin Tech Woodstown Pennsville Gateway Pitman Gloucester Clearview Woodstown Tech. S CCER E: 1 , :V I M7 , 'FJ I in f. - A .nt c , 'fir V . . 1 :N ' A T ii 4? Kneeling: G. Holgate, D. Hargrave, D. Hickman, C. Haines, L. Saporito, D. DeStefano, B. Jones, T. Suessmuthg Standing: Coach Rajczy, R. DeStefano, B. DeFey, S. Smith, B. West, S. Cianciulli, S. Frampton, E. Callahan, T. Hilton, K. Sperber Soccer Seeks Success The 1983 soccer team faced all the hardships imaginable that a first year varsity team could have. We were inexperienced and lacked depth, said Coach Rajczy. The nucleus of the team was made up of seven sophomores, whose experience gained this year will definitely make a difference on next year's campaign. The first half of the season was rough. Playing experienced and established clubs, such as Woodstown, Pitman, and Pennsville, were tough hurdles to overcome. As the season progressed, the performance of the hooters improved to the point that each game was more exciting to watch. Among the outstanding players are the Gloucester County First Team representatives: senior Ross DeStefano, junior Buddy West, and sophomores Dave DeStefano, Gregg Holgate, and Todd Suessmuth. Ross DeStefano and Todd Suessmuth received additional recognition by being named to the Tri-County Second Team. Buddy West, Dave DeStefano and Gregg Holgate won honorable mention to the Tri-County Second Team. Coach Rajczy was not depressed despite the losing season. He says, I am optimistic about the upcoming season, and with our increased experience and depth, we will be a team to contend with in the Classic Divisionf, Coach Rajczy goes on to say that the team will continue to work hard in order to have a respectable 84 season. 66 WM N'-MH ,,,, ,,,, - N,,h, ,-,N,,, W ' Q f ,V ny H , ,WWW W W M . ----M...,,,M -M Www' , iq, , ,,f 119,19 ,Q ,- V ' 4 .V ,,-.,..,--.,,, ,ww W Wim 754 7 W A HZ! jr ,, WW-N' NfNN -M.. 1 4? ' if 'X53ff9 W:w':f. Wh? W f WWM W9 A if Z h..A m , 2 V 1 rf H., Y mgsrg. 'rl Will. ,i1S,f,, I., atrium St. James Salem Pennsville Delsea Clayton Woodstown Schalick Pitman Clearview Gloucester Pennsgrove Gloucester' Palymra' 'Playoff Game HOCKEY H 'i........-nl Kneeling: D. Elia, D. Casella, T. Sweeten, S. Atkinson, C. Masser, T. Jenkins, C. Reid, L. Stanleyg Standing: D. Caltabiano, V. Kuchler, C. Gattuso, L. Warner, D. Urban, J. Horner, B. Urban. Hockey Shoots at Playoff Goal Coach Anne O'Neill and assistant Coach Kathy Dill guided the girls hockey team to its best Kingsway record ever, eleven victories as opposed to just four defeats. This prestigious record carried the Dragonettes into the playoffs where they defeated intra-division rival Gloucester but were eventually eliminated by Palmyra. The team could not have achieved their best-ever record or playoff invitation without the determination and leadership exuded by a talent- laden group of seniors. Along with classmates Sharon Atkinson, Debbie Caltabiano, Danette Elia, and Debbie Urban, the leadership was mainly provided by co-captains Carolyn Gattuso and Tammy Sweeten. Coach Anne O'Neill thought enough of this fine crop of hockey players to state, These seniors are the finest group of athletes I have ever coached. Further evidence of individual accomplishments was shown when Danette Elia and Sharon Atkinson attained All-Conference recognition. Tammy Swee- ten and Carolyn Gattuso were given honorable mention to the same squad. It would appear as though Coaches O'Neill and Dill have many voids to fill on the 1984 squad. The LANCER staff is confident that the junior varsity players will fill these spots. N, . x ' Q 9f 1' Q Q I ,J ':-'51 4 Laiwsi zw .1 IE Pg Q iii gk gg, Sigx ,gg X . 5 iii i O M 'f':r'.,.v .Nga Awe 1 .J . W , V gunman vin- ,M K vi., lf' .Qi if 'fall Tenn: K 0 Woodstown 0 5 Audobon 1 4 Pitman 4 1 Clearview 1 4 Delsea 5 0 St. James 5 0 Pennsgrove 5 0 Salem 5 0 Pennsville 3 2 Pitman 0 5 Clearview 1 4 Woodstown 1 4 Delsea 5 0 St. James 5 0 Pennsville 3 2 Salem 5 0 K. Bredbenner, A. Hoffman, B. Pyle J Barber E Donelly Standing M Owen S Jones B Woodend S. Bredbenner, S. Yurgin, Coach Schoener Kneeling: Tennis Rackettes Court Best Record The Kingsway tennis team triumphantly brought its season to a close with its best record yet of 11-6. The Dragonettes' season featured the defeat of Pitman for their first time in eight years and dual wins over Pennsville. Also, the season's highlight was the team qualifying for the state tournament for the fourth consecutive year. First singles belonged to Gloucester County All Star Beth Woody,' Woodend QCaptainJ, finishing the season with a smashing 13-6 record. She was also selected for All South Jersey Group I, as well as participating in the South Jersey Coaches Tournament. Second singles was claimed by junior dragonette Jennifer Barber, who had an 8-9 record and also competed in the Tri-County tournament. Sue Bredbenner performed at third singles with a a solid 7-7 record and will be returning even stronger next year. Doubling up together were Karen Bredbenner and Elise Donnelly to produce a strong 10-5 record. This duo played several tough games in the Tri-County tournament, but unfortunately they lost in the semifinals. Second doubles were Monique Owen and Angie Hoffman. This pair compiled a record of 11-3 and also participated in the Tri-County tournament. Other members who contributed to the teams efforts were Sandy Jones, Sue Yurgin, Barb Ferko, and Bonnie Pyle. Although next year's team will seek to replace three graduating seniors fBeth Woodend, Elise Donnelly, and Karen Bredbennerl, Coach Schoener is optimistic about the 1984 season. He hopes to continue the upward surge of tennis in Kingsway history. 74 fed , 5 all '1 1, f 1 ., af' 1- 3 AA ng .J if aw .mn 'W , M 1 . , 'fl .hr 4,,f3'.a-Qmf ' 4 49- H 1 ' QA lf. , f 4 , 1, .. in J, ' 'M KL K w H fff ' W , , ,M 'Vi' wg.,- 4 W rw vs by i, 0 wt My 1 f -Q1 'fn fa , 'X A - ,cis . 3 I . , -Qx why I A Z - 7 svn., 215.1 X , 4 Q s',w. sh 10' a ' A 1 n n s . 1 Q' H ,sf M KJ, f G Pl-IER GRAPPLE F .v , . ' f 'Www 'nu My , ' ' WIPO -v E M ' S3 i, . ,y A 'flu jf ' , -, W 32, M , , fy , , ,, V . A al 'A V, a ll V W V H Q sf he . ,4 YT n 1 .,, ' I 'J' ,4 ' 0 x 4 ',' 1' Q4 4 o . 1 y a 1 ut . , al 4 ' 'a ex. 4 A 1 4 4, , v A s 1 4 5 . :MM Board .F E:luc.a'l'.iun 1 ,, . Q F 'nn Standing - R. Gould, E. Aziz, J. Tropea, R. Costill, Superintendent. Sitting - M. Horner, L. Grasso, E. DeSimone, L. Stewart, D. Aziz. id. iiii . if ntnt xssxs-.ii :m f ..-..-..: Q. E. DeSimone - President 80 A -:g A51i.f. :' 1 V E. Brown - Vice-President J. Tropea-Business Adminstrator! Board Secretary fwmannsnmraon W l'Wl ' M nnnnnn , P will I if lr Ill lineal ,sift Mlzng. 1 lllll U' - ' 5' mul!!! -lf gg x.. Ill... ig lfln untill' Qin-imma E nuns!! W-g3g'l PY E lli ' ' nll'! uuunll. :'fl'i jlllll P iM il',,1l.:. llffe jf fe, NORMAN VELYKIS - Principal. M MZWMMM gm. nr, 1, Va s M-ff Ra, , gy' If ROBERT COSTILL - Superintendent. JAMES GRANATO - Vice Principal MITCHELL CZOCH - Pupil Personnel Director 81 My 5 ' M. wvwnjl.. iwlw ROBERT M. URION, JR.: Morris-Harvey College, B.A WILLIAM V. MOORE Glassboro State College BA ui RICHARD O'NEILL: Theil College, B.A.g Head Wrestling Coach, THOMAS SCHOENER Ellzabethtown College BA Head Track Coach, Assistant Football Coach. LANCER photographer Head Tenms Coach Glrls and Boys. Wmfmawwrwmmw, M 2 VINCENT BRISTOW: Western Kentucky University, B.A., M.A Athletic Director ROBERT HUNT: Glassboro State College, B.A., M.A. THOMAS R. YOURISON: Glassboro State College, B.A., M.A. MILTON FREDERICKS: Glassboro State College, B.A., Advisor Key Club, Advisor Nat'l Honor Society, Assistant Girls Track Coach GU GE 49 L, Q l 5 ' 1 1 ff 3 L KATHRYN HAINES: Douglas College, B.A. BEVERLY DUFFY: Chesnut Hill College, B.A.g Co-Advisor Class of 1986 1316! fgfi i if AUX L .EEA A' l X A 28 4 L 5 3 1 , . 5' ' vu L 'WWA EILEEN F. SHANAHAN: Moravian College, WILLIAM CRANE: Glassboro State College, B.A., M.A. B.A. ww' f 2 Q l i LOIS STANLEY: Ursinus College, B.A.g Public Relations JONI BORELLI: Rutgers University, B.A.g LANCER Advisor K S? X4 V A L I MICHAEL KLASZKY: St. Francis College, B.A.g Assistant Football Coach GERMAINE GERMEYER: Edinboro University, B.S.g Head Track Coach, Girls, Advisor BRAGGIN' DRAGON, Girls Strength Drama Advisor and Conditioning Coach f xx , , ANN M. GRESS: University of Pittsburg, B.A., Penn State, M.A.g Dance Club Advisor, Modeling Club Advisor, Co-Advisor Class of 1987. 1989 ff o Fo QWVS0 ROMEO AND JULIET MARIANNE KISELA: Glassboro State College, B.A., Head WILLIAM SMITH: Glassboro State College, B.A Softball Coach, Band Front Director Head Coach Boys Basketball LINDA M. TUNNAT: West Chester State College, B.S.g Co-Advisor Class of USINESS EDUCATION 3 GEORGETTE CULLEN: University of Delaware, B.S., Co-Advisor Class of 1987 4 ji' . ff 14 WW fl f 1' Cf 'K' 'XE Q twat 19+ by it 24 ETHEL MARTELL: Temple University, B.S.g Manager of School Store, Key Club Advisor KATHERINE TIMON: Northwestern State University, B.S. SANDRA BARRISKELL: Rider College, B.S., Co-Advisor Class of 1985 H O 0-r a ai o ls ac: o Ol ? . , J G. SHAWN DIETRICH: Purdue University, B.S. M CIEFIEE ,,, , ,A f L lg , ,' f7 2M w,gZ WWW 1 H, 1 XM gf , , -,,,' Q B' V. xiii , it 1 ? S E 52 li if 'THOMAS K. GRUBER: Wesley College, A.A.g West Virginia Wesleyan College, B.S. 5 3 w 'l .1 1, iss THOMAS J. BERGIN: Murray State University, B.S.g Head Cross Country Coach, Assistant Track Coach iBoysJ. flux C 5 P5 , X, A 1-2 A N L-41 ROBERT SCHNECK: University of Waterloo, B.A., DENNIS MOZIER: Glassboro State College, B.A Glassboro State College, M.A.g Head Basketball Co-Advisor Class of 1984. 1' X 1 ,A , N ily ' X Qi xl! Qi if' WWC My A Y' Coach, Girls. ..,, ANTHONY BARCHUCK: North Carolina State ANDREW MORITZ: Rutgers University, B.S,g Football Trainer, Assistant Football Universityg B.A.3 Head Football Coachg Athletic Coach. Director. HTH 2 i,A .... v W I ,,Q . V2 I f. Rm . fp ,WI I , la L A DENNIS GALLO: Glassboro State College, B.A.g M.A.g Director of Adult Education. 'Li 6929 me l5X.2 30 Ll' 3 l , ul 96399 Qi KEVIN LUKAS: Glassboro State College, B.A.g Assistant Football Coach, Intramurals. X... DIANE CAMIOLO: Glassboro State College, B.A. l ,f JOHN RAJCZY: Glassboro State College, B.A., M.A.g Head Soccer Coach. + Ll. X -nun 3-iss W W STEVE IANNOTTI: West Chester State College, B.S.g Freshmen Football Coach, Freshmen Baseball Coach. ff we 4. ff lu ir 4 X 3 .. sf' 'lll M 'M ' - iii lx , JOHN RUSSELL, JR.: Glassboro State College, B.A.g Head Baseball Coach. NIE SUE MORTON: Trenton State College, B.A. 91 MA I5 E 4 L . V . 13 GEORGE HARRIS: Glassboro State College, FLOYD ARMSTRONG: S.U.N.Y., Cortland, JOHN CAVANAGH: Glassboro State College, B.A.g B.A.g JV Basketball Coach, Intramurals. B.S., Glassboro State College, B.S., Assistant Director of Stage Crew. Wrestling Coach. X., f 'A f-ff M --4- V, ,I f Q f f any ,, gf I . i ,illr ' I LYNN YODER: University of Rhode Island, B.S.g Student Council LISA KATURAKES: University of Delaware, B.S., Advisor. Cheerleading Coach, Co-Advisor Class of 1984. GEORGENE SCHIEPAN: Glassboro State College, B.A.g LANCER'S Art Advisor. X JONATHAN DALTON: Peabody Conservatory of Music, B.M.g Jr. Band Director, Jr.-Sr. Chorus Director, Advisor Class of 1985, Musical Director. . A '2 Q0 gf-M QM? :W F. V!! Wg, , 'fe-5 JAMES EITEL: Wilkes College, B.S.g Marching KIMBERLY VAN ZOEREN: Glassboro State College, B.A.g and Concert Band Director, Brass Ensemble, Stage Advisor Class of 1986. Band. Pl-lYSi01lL ED UCAZT' at . W xx, , '-gs - 'grey Q 1wM'K S--be--.N 'v,,s7Xjlx L X X x V X X X X X V 1 C. MARGARET SUITER. Glassboro State Colle e B.A., s ' g y M.A.g Intramurals, Adult School Volleyball. JOHN MILCHANOWSKI: Glassboro State College, B.A.g Co-Advisor Ski Club. 94 xt.. L S 2 K as is ANNE O'NEILL: Glassboro State College, B.A.g Head Hockey Coach, Softball Assistant Coach, Aerobics Club. ,NN . .W , , XR if RON LERCH: Western Maryland College, B.S.g Glassboro State College, M.A. Co-Advisor Ski Club, Intramural Director uul:llFllI'llElE RALPH BAKER: B.S.g University of Michigan, M.S. Swimming Coach. A 0 ff KEITH CLARK: Glassboro State College, B.A., M.A. Mio MARK! PERIOD 'Vxrxfx- xzg,, 1-gfxA.k.J'9'N L L ROBERT HUNT: Glassboro State College, B.A., M.A. MARION FRAZIER: Douglass College, B.S.g Glassboro State College, M.A. Class of 1988 Advisor. S?Z'CJALT Z5 . iigl: , A - SIGNE FIDLER: Glassboro State College, B.A., DR. LOWELL ZEID, M.D.: School Physician. GILDA J. GATTUSO: Glassboro State College, B.S., Class Advisor 1988. I mmf -v-....,,wm A V JUANITA LORE: Cooper Hospital School of CHILD STUDY TEAM: Dr. C. Bassman, S. Fidler, J. Lore, S. Demeritte. Nursing, R.N., Glassboro State College, B.A., Advisor Health Office Assistants. - QWWW NANCY SARBELLO: Glassboro State College, B.A. 8 QUIZ JOSEPH CUNNINGHAM: Murray State University, B.S.g Glassboro State ' College, M.A. QL iv MW A '1TTL L 'ff an ae f' MARY LOU COFFEY: Immaculata College, 3 I A.B.g Villanova, M.L.S. KATHY DILL: University of Delaware, B.S., JV JOHN K. CASSIDY: Glassboro State Hockey Coach. College, B.A. S ear-e Ear-ies P. McIntyre Q. M. Graham , Qai- -. -..' 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Gould, I. Wagner, V. Zane, A. Winter, D. Pedrick. Hughes, S. Brown, E MZMOR A Troy Farner May 6, 1970 - Feb. 19, 1984 REMEMBERING TROY Much like dogwood which brings us hope with its appearance in Springg but lasts such a preciously short while Or the lovely orchid with its delicate petals Or the evergreen which at Christmas brings us happiness, and then leaves us to spread joy throughout the year It is not the time spent on Earth which measures the value of life for memories of love last forever. Milt Fredricks R. Arnbruster V. Aos E. Aziz A. Azzari J. Barber M. Barber C. Bauer P. Baus B. Beamer C. Beatty H. Bendanna M. Bohn F. Borzio S. Bredbenner S. Brickner F. Bridges T. Broddus D. Burnight E. Callahan S. Came D. Capozzi K. Carney R. Carney E. Carter 102 1985 l nk . 1 YN v . B... A . is -1f. : ' xx 5 . ff. 1 S F - f. ' ...xi .. .r QNX 5 . .55 Ql stf fn Q gi 3. N E... !. N .:- az. - -1. .f.,eES'5S., Class Advlsors 'L' J. Dalton S. Barrisskell .A ..k. i. .Q K R is K iii ...I . .I . . M- ...Q3 K R X. Q3 , x..:q, E ? --'k . i l: X NN I E ' President - T. Fauntleroy 3 X . , . . . ' LQ w ' A X errr . 'E , A 1. 'Q .S ,........s..N K-5 W Wa fn- -Y if 5 Yi its X is XJ ,353 L Q f 1, E I fi T5 fl E Fi P ff kihi y ku, - F I I ,.::- :: 1, A-A. - 'sv f Vice Presidents - M. West, S. Sasella J. Casella T. Chew S. Clemente L. Coco K. Conley J. Coombs J. Coyle D. Cressman L. Curtis C. D'Annibale L. Davis M. Davis K W. DeFey R. Denelsbeck G. Donofrio C. Dougherty G. Driver A. DuBois 103 J. Dunn S. Dysart B. Emerich J. Emerich C. Enick K. Evans M. Ewing D. Fauntleroy M. Fischer B. Fish S. Frampton T. Frank M. Gallagher L. Gattuso D. Gentile D. Goldsby P. Groshardt G. Gross 104 L. ss . RON 'Bv- 'A Mv- X , 'RL ,N x X. B WX .. 5 .XE X Sh .. . 52 e . K XX as 5 . . ..ff -z...,.- sil l . 1, gs 5 9? 2 S f.-,S 3, x .fyf fs J .1 ei , - ' X Treasurer - R. Lerch Secretary - J. 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Mullen 112 mrw-.rw . ,,Q.qav4-1 ziftavvunvnnufff -Zfivl if lam sssszzyf-'ef-.Q wgqsgw . . Z-...VW-,. 25.2-f. X-15 ,wwe . ...,. . Treasurer - D. Marchetti .9-. f 1 1 X m X X ww 9 X V x . QA .Q ....,. 1 .f1z,,.1f.5. . .Q- W m:K J. Nachman S. Nastasi L. Nelson C. Nieves H. Nothdurft D. O'Conner Owen Payne Payne Pennel . Perlburg Peters W. Peterson L. Pino D. Pollack Pordasky Potzinger S. Pratt Quadir Ramsey Randall 113 W. Reeves S. Renfield W. Reinerth M. Ricci R. Richardson C. Rival D. Roberts R. Roiiiison J. Ross S. Ruffin S. Sandy D. Sandberg F. Santos G. Shultz K. Schwenk K. Scott S. Scott M. Sebastiani 114 W 9 .. . Bam E X X S . ,, Q if , YK on S x 3' wi M iw , F ,mW..,., ' f .... .: 3' ' ...... U K . N x x X . ... M XX . me ' - , Q F-1 TSE:-.. . Ak 5 I . d 'I .. , 13 , . A V Q: Q lg iii N S . f' I - Q. . - tfiiiiw- - rx.. ' XB. ' x ii NNW. NX fx f 2 -Q at ., 9 Q zz ,s lik 5 1 4 I if 1 ,Ii gf I fi' ! .. ff'Lm152'ff,, ,,,, r WE. fl-vii-e ,J rf ..., Xi-1. -:sessr xx EP I . 2, I5 . 0. ,, L . lf f7 ' .1 K . 3- 5 'X -. 10 Dx Wi 5 X ii D. Sharp A. Smedley D. Smith F. Smith K. Springer J. Spuler L. Stauffer T. Suessmuth K. Sully J. Thompson J. Tomalino L. Tyson B. Urban T. Velykis W. Vera J. Vespe B. Waddell A. Walton C. Warren S. Wemhoff J. Wilbraham A. Wilrnar hi D. Wilson E. Wilson K. Wilson S. Witcher P. Yurgin 115 S. Abbonizio J. Albert J. Allen f was S. Ambruster C. Anderson igws.. it K .. ..:, i, in fswsmg . . 'V lr X: I if .X QQQQ '- g .,. L ........ iz. S . is R. Anthony S. Atkinson C. Bacon W. Bates B. Battaglia L. Battista C. Bauer R. Bavota D. Beckett J. Beniquez J. Billingsley M. Blair J. Bonaccorsi 1 M. Borzio C. Boyd F. Boyd A. Boyles K. Brinkman D. Burlingame 116 .Swag Q W X . , ...W . , 'yf' . Q ..t f , ..ttt.. rtt 5 K. . K:...k ,,,. A ir A YW Class Advisors- C. Cullen, A. Gress ws.. President - D. Clarke V -- Qewsifisim U , A .W ...-,,, V .. ...H .ff ax Q Q.. Q, wa. Xl 3' x' ...... X - . XE J' XS f Q Q . be , . A x S. Caltabiano D. Camp D. Capozzi . avolla . Chaplin N Q im l 3: , A if BC .5 QC.. A, ,ig fx . lclone .3 is V ? ,Q 35 S3 X . ook if . Cotto ' A N 'Q D c f is N WF K X i.:,, , M. Cressman S.. is ..i: A X X Ages.. . xx X ' 1 X .,., . . -.J...-- ... ---X E. H' 35. 1' fe if iff ? 'fi-'fig x 625' S, is 'Q Q ' Qi 5 gyfi W1 .fa 'li S '-.. P N. -xxx Wx N X 1? 5 X . 15 , f m Q- 1 Q- Y l ef f W as T. Daniels S. Davis L. DeBerry L. Dempsey D. DeStefano R. DeStefano Q S. DeWalt S. Donnelly C. Dougherty M. Driver M. Dunn M. Dysart S. Edwards D. Eiger J. Ellis N. Enick C. Everwine T. Fidler 117 A. Fischer C. Flowers C. Fuse H. Gaglione B. Garozzo T. Gaskill A. Gattuso M. George C. Gibbs A. Genisi F. Grandizio T. Grasso C. Green K. Green S. Griffen W. Guzman C. Haines M. Hallman D. Hampton K. Hayden S. Hickman T. Hickman T. Hildebolt W. Hill S. Hodnett B. Hoffman A. Holt J. Hornig K. Hultsch K. Hunt 118 is X XxX G ' N '.-- H a ix - f .., if , FAQ . 'S in 1 F F G, ,. af Q , .Q .M VV X , K 1. ,ef EE 3 K 'Y 9, x. Q My ' .NV Sie? f H li X :.. .. . .AF Nsasissazf-Nfl e .- H ay- mfg X, Fm A 3? Q 1 Q X X X f' .Q Sz., X X rss XF X X' of 9 X A22 ' ' WW B A 5 X .. X 4 jj .. ,fi 3 Q s iw X 1 ik is .ri ov. . --giz 3 NIE .ii-,E Q . .Q xx .3 Wi g s ? I 'Sk A 3 x 35 . fl i 1 Vice-President - Sheryl Ferry A::::': K ,. f- A .KJ S - K . .,- . X X ..5....,,. .,,,,... ,KL , f .--N. .L . ,,.... ,V f WE 2 'P' ss . J . Secretary - H. Hutchison J I I 5 ,t s Xx.x,xX 'M K H ,... .5 ws - 'AgL W J '- .E -1-5 M g y ,...gg M . A , X Q ,,..' . , K X 'N X ..::- A S ' N. ,W . .R-sig-f ,iff Q S. Q x X X 5 WX XR , 1-mb Q N., --Tj? '-'x--.JM-5? f5? T'-gf. .V ..-L 3. N1 fs.. ,Y , - ,A f .si . .. H T 1 ,J -Y ex-.w I in . X K- xgma- .... if . 2 m . . 'K .. 'mal ,... .- X , ... S , Lm:,,LLL ,, L . .,.. H . . N X, x 11. I .ss sum QE is is I Q ... I Treasurer - B. Sawicki E. Hurst K. Jackson W. Jakimowicz B. Jenkins B. Jones D. Kidd D. Koriakin R. LaRocca R. Lindsey S. Maccarone M. Magdin G. Mahley V. Marino T. Marsh T. Martin J. Masters J. McFadden S. McTyre D. Meighan S. Mensinger J. Miller K. Miller L. Miller N. Miller 119 S. Miller M. Mitchell S. Monaco L. Manahan G. Montanez D. Moore ll'S L. Murdock , N ' C. Nachman A J. Nauta F. Nievez J. Norman L f 2. P 'fo N 5 5 M... .L I an L' nr . M. O'Leary 5'g f?'i .mgaolw -aw .. f SX, -Q , X X ilsg J fi fi Q 9 f' i .. A. Panesera S. Pate B. Price S. Purvin B. Pyle M. Pyle '3 5? iii? A. Quadir .- fr. Radcliffe f f- 'Q W C. Rapp 'if' P 'X Z. . A. Reid . J. Rivera ,,.,: Q 2' ., 1 C. Robbins auf F if X f o ii .li l xv . . 'ik 5. M. Robinson C. Rohlfing E. Ruiz S. Sanderson R. Schindel D. Schwenk L . va. Rx YR A . S J X -.... .. .. 5 Xxx , ,, fs . X n 441- 21 X K1 fl 575. ,x P wif' 4 ai., . 2 lil fm- - fl. n'fQ ' if- in -iw' - I., '. 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N in J S... ...M if DMWMM 88 ix '- rw K ,, - H 3 ' 7 I5 Am Si f 5 5 WN 5 SX Q X -'-- M, . -- .,... If ' dxf., I fi if' Q 3 . ' ,Z Q , . Q ek 6' A in Q X w. o5f Rf x 5 Q + 4 K as -xc- 3 - .4 Q. 3, W. .,,.. . ...af , . 'll S W r -1' 'I . -. 5, f ! 6 9 4- .L N.. wr ... x 'Q Q ,Q ,x X ffa 9 5- .... 3 122 I . E i X w 'H ,,.... . S' L .1 ..... . i s V . v i v Z . F .. . ,T Advisors - M. Frazier G. Gattuso H. M N- 1. X N w..s,,...x.M . w. . ,,.N,,w , . . ....I.. Q isi. we , Q , .1 , . A I K X, - K. 1- fri E . it if Et E Iim f ...G X, W '. . ,..... rg President - P. Yurgin n r is Xa. X rx K i A A . it X. g so f fi . X ' ggi fe Wa l Vice President - S. Horner .gy P i 4' Al iii 4 ff ii . xi 'V:E,, Y K it it ff ei W X . fs X ...Q Yi e l 1? S- . . 'Q K x , 1, ...R x x 2-, 5 X? Q .:,, . Q , Q S. Corsaro B. Coulter D. Davidson C. Davis R. DeAngelo M. DeNie L. Dupper B. Edwards D. Eldridge T. Farner L. Ferdinando M. Ferrell A. Fish L. Fishburn A. Fitch K. Flaherty J. Foley W. Frederick J. Frizell J. Gage M. Gaglione R. Gallagher M. Gibson N. Grandizio 123 K. Hampton L. Hemple C. Herrmann R. Hess D. Hickman J. Hillman L. Hoffman J. Holmes C. Howarth D. Hunsberger J. Hyndman J. Iocana D. Jenkins E. Jenkins S. Jusko R. Justice Y. Kemp J. Kidd T. Keir K. Kuchler K. Leone M. Licciardello P. Lindsey D. Lipponcott J. Malinoski L. Mascaro E. Matthews M. Mauger H. McCall T. McClosky 124 'Nr 1 5.18, :dxf . f -5 New NW I 4' A x J as Q ' is i . -.SQ 21.3.3 -+' ,if ss J L . ss... .nnsssss J is is ssii . Q be Y 'lffffr ii . 15 Niik 'ffl' J 'fe -- ' Z Iss , : J , Q my . .QQ kk lx dz . v . 5 QE, . W . ' 5 J as f J , A. 4 y 4 f- -HN. K' XR a. . ' iiif fi ... ...ax H ...ig -A fs? -1 . QNX J .4 .S if 1 ex-. ' f if X x 231.225 :eggs ,,-.. -f . - N .Q if S. 1 xx.. .ff ,R . : : 1Ql , E... -X A I 5 , i ' 2--- ---- 'II .... i ,fi ' N.. -r- S f Secretary - C. Snyder .fr . -.a,. egg s -X . Diff 5 f p . v 3, o if ' T it . P' K S ...A 5 J J .ig L41 'if .ns H 33. . ii-R' k ' :1 . '- 9 ...Q ,f E. ,Q Q- ! l B. 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Terrell YQ- 0 I M. Urban J. Weigelt C 11- ' . Weldon 45 B. West B. Wilox .I . -J-fa? uw 551 X X X , H., QW wr- - :H 515. XJVQ .fra-1: gm 'V 5:1-. XX P E..-..,..i ., - . H H -. f. vi 1 if fi .... . sip HAT'Z CB A J. Winquist E. Yurgin HOLKQ. -1 l BO BASKET BALL K O Williamstown 58 69 Gateway 49 63 Woodstown 53 47 Salem 74 88 Pennsville 44 53 West Deptford 67 49 4 , U Paulsboro 58 61 Pennsgrove 58 72 St. James 49 51 Pitman 77 60 Delsea 49 46 Clayton 66 71 Schalick 56 50 Clearview 78 47 Gloucester 46 56 St. James 70 32 Woodstown 66 59 Pitman 48 51 Clayton 84 80 Salem 61 69 Schalick 78 56 Gloucester 66 86 Pennsville 69 61 Wildwood' 66 79 playoff game 4. Kneeling: A. Azzari, S. Ruffin, T. Suessrnuth, M. Peters, R. Miller, Standing: M. Still K Sperber B Jones D. Fauntleroy, J. Collins, J. Diggs, T. Foy, Coach Smith, Assistant Coach Harris Hoopsters Hula to After several years of rebuilding , the boys basketball team finally achieved a measure of success this year. Coach Bill Smith combined some excellent talent with dedicated coaching to lead the Dragons to their first .500 season in many years. Senior Joe Collins received recognition for his outstanding play by being named to the South Jersey Group I Team. He averaged 16.5 points per game. Derwin Fauntleroy, a junior, grabbed 12 rebounds and scored 17 points per game, as he was named to the first team of the Tri-County squad. John Diggs' aggressive rebounding attained for him second team Tri-County honors. Seniors Tyrone Foy and Bruce Jones supplied their court generalship to roundout the starting line-up. Also contributing were Ray Miller, Mike Peters and Albert Azzari. This fine array of talent secured a second place finish in the Christmas Tournament and Classic Division. Coach Smith faces a massive rebuilding program as four of his starting players are lost due to graduation. 132 500 Season A Q' . f at , xr, A 1 Qs P wa-W 4 'Z f if 155' ff I 3 if Z 5315? 34 s 1- ? W ,S W Y f. :Q 1 Ill! at 92 ' ,jf ffl? ex' 8. U. 1 . E9 Leu St. James 64 6 Clearview 35 26 Pitman 17 33 Pennsville 11 46 Schalick 35 21 Palmyra 55 1 Salem 63 3 CCVTS 67 0 West Deptford 56 6 Woodbury 32 28 Pennsgrove 9 42 Delsea 9 45 Bishop Eustace 25 22 Haddon Heights 44 18 Buena 72 0 Gateway 33 27 Bottom: E. Yurgin, B. Stumm, S. Atkinson C D1Bartolo C Everwine A Marino S Corsaro J Clevenger Middle R. Reid, R. Frank, L. Tirado, T. Clevengerg Top S Siglow K Wigmore M Hague G Stumm Coach ONe1ll P Yurgin G. Edmund, J. Shute, L. Gattuso. Grapplers Come Out on Top Following last yearis wrestling season, Coach O'Neill promised to push his 83-84 grapplers to a successful season. A fine winning season is just what these matmen achieved. The 12-4 record is the best wrestling record ever compiled in Kingsway history, breaking the 10-6 record Coach O'Neill established in his first year coaching wrestling at Kingsway. The team was led by an outstanding group of seniors, Captains Lou Tirado, Chris DiBartolo and Todd Cleveger, along with Anthony Marino, Ray Reid, Ed Baltadonis and Gene Edmund. Lou Tirado, who has led the matmen as captain for 3 years, is the best wrestler Kingsway has ever seen. Lou was a second place finisher in the Christmas Tournament and later claimed first place victories in both District 29 and Region 8 competitions. Lou then went to the State Tournament, advancing further in States than any individual grappler from Kingsway. Lou was named to both All Gloucester County and All South Jersey wrestling squads. Chris DiBartolo received an Honorable Mention to both teams also. Future success will depend upon the junior varsity wrestlers, who were 16-1 this season. The nucleus of next year's varsity team will consist of Stan the man Atkinson, Chris Everwine, Ron Frank, George Stumm and Phil Yurgin. The LANCER staff is confident that Coaches O'Neill and Armstrong will continue their hard work to produce a fine crop of wrestlers to represent Kingsway, and we wish them the best of luck in future successes. 136 GIRLS BASKETBALL K O 'M A Woodstown 34 44 Salem 42 52 Pennsville 40 48 Collingswood 31 58 Gateway 44 58 Pennsgrove 61 63 St. James 42 40 Pitman 27 59 Delsea 49 21 Clayton 40 34 Schalick 35 47 Clearview 38 36 Gloucester 22 45 St. James 55 52 Woodstown 47 54 Pitman 49 42 Clayton 66 42 Salem 49 51 Schalick 29 66 Gloucester 51 39 Pennsville 48 22 Kneeling: R. Brown, S. Monaco, K. Dawson, D. Marchetti, A. Hoffmang Standing: V. Moore, Coach Schneck, M. Steelmen, D. Liles, B. Woodend, A. Schoener, B. Urban, M. Davis, A. Weisman, D. Strockbine. l . . . Coach Robert Schneck's hoopsters began the - season with a squad composed mostly of underclass- men. From the girls who vied for starting positions, he rostered a team of four sophomores and one senior. Despite the preponderence of youth, the Dragonettes won nine games. Outstanding among these victories were conquests over arch rivals Pitman and Gloucester. In addition, they were competitive in most contests. The superstar of the team was Denise Liles, a Tri-County All Star with an average of 14.6 points per game and 16.8 rebounds per game. Beth Woodend and Brenda Urban were Honorable Mention to the Tri-County All Star team. Kathy Dawson, Robin Brown and Audrey Schoener rounded out the Lady Dragons. Coach Schneck is extremely enthusiastic about his team's prospects for the future, as he loses only one player to graduation. His returning letterwinners plus members of the 13-5 junior varsity squad should give Kingsway its best girls basketball team ever. 140 Girls Basketball on Rim of Success A . Q.,-A A153 J, ,ann 0 K ,I K X ' I 7 9 e Q 53 5. K W , 3 ' , .H iHE5f K :sm 9' N 7 I ,ff I .. f fr I' I ? 2 , f I, 24 R f M. . rw. . R . ..wqh',:n+. 1 'w K L. X Q f . w..,1.,w,. ,f 1 ---- f'..f f 'K 2 new ,s':. , fff mf f , 7 SW! MW K O Gloucester Catholic 103 42 Cherry Hill East 50 113 West Deptford 54 103 Haddon Township 97 65 Cherry Hill West 70 91 Highland 76 86 Berlin Tech 89 V2 7314 Woodbury 99 64 Pennsauken 116 39 Haddon Heights 97 61 Haddonfield 98 60 Washington Township 85 78 Gateway 89 74 Audabon 119 34 Top Row: S. Warner fManagerJ, T. Foley CCaptainJ, S. Cianciulli, D. Eiger, S. Mensinger, M. Warner, G. Sampson, J. Patti fManagerl, Coach Biff Baker. Middle Row: D. Pollack, J. Buchenhorst CCaptainJ, T. Cairns, V. Vasta, C. Bauer, D. Urban, T. Velykis. Bottom Row: B. Owen, H. Hutchinson, K. Sully, S. Redfield, T. Bauer, E. Hurst, and B. Anderson. Swimmers Enjoy a Splashing Season An inaugural season of any sport can hardly be expected to reach lofty goals of any kind. However, the 1984 Kingsway swim team, with success increasingly indicative of the entire KRHS sports program, finished their first year with a sterling 104 record. The squad's outstanding season inspired a very optimistic coach R. Baker to say, our aquatics finished beyond even my expectations. Obviously, an excellent swim team season cannot be accomplished without excellent swimmers. Coach Baker had his fair share, including: Overall point champion, Ted Velykis C261 ptsjg Top Dual Meet point producer, Dave Pollack, and the leading lady in point production, Kelly Sully. Other immeasurable contributions were made by distance man, Mike Warner, breaststroker Greg Sampson, long-distance swimmer Hilary Hutchinson, and proficient and consistent diver Tracy Carins. Other contributions were made through the leadership provided by seniors Tom Foley and Jean Buchenhorst. Comprised mostly of underclassmen, the squad will surely miss the necessary element of experience provided by this formidable pair. With an already bright future becoming increasingly more illuminated, the Kingsway swim team seems sure to make a bigger and more dramatic splash in South Jersey's competitive swimming pools. 'Hb , , , vm, , , ,MQ V gm? X Q I 'YL M KTM A , . v,,, 1 v ,V rw nv ,0- ,, - .fw- M5 ,W N CERT AN Nr , 'A X XX. X Q WSE ,vu-W 5, V. -r g 1-was W, 61 ff an W7 2 W 'jjg , , I Swkiml ieeffil-Wg f' ,wwilaf ' X K , 4 f' xx' K 4 f fi! fy fi f- '5'!' ,M Sze, b K O Woodstown 10 7 St. James 11 12 Pitman 17 1 Delsea 31 11 Pennsgrove 4 10 Clayton 15 0 Clayton 18 1 Gloucester 4 7 Clearview 9 8 St. James 4 13 Woodstown 5 21 , Pitman 4 7 Schalick 15 4 Salem 7 O Schalick 5 6 Gloucester 9 3 Pennsville 3 4 Pitman 16 1 Schalick 8 9 First row: Coach Kisela, D. Elia, B. Woodend, T. Sweeten, L. Tyson, C. Reid. Second row: C. Masser, D. Urban, C. Gattuso, B. Urban, R. Brown, and C. Rival. Softball seeks success in States. Although the Girls softball team was successful in attaining its second consecutive winning season, their record fell short of their original goal. This was due, in large part, to an illness and injury plagued season. But, led by the dedication of all the seniors, and the enthusiasm of Tammy Sweeton, as well as the dependability of Debbie Urban, the team battled back to qualify once again, for NJSIAA tournament play. Along with this team accomplishment were the individual achievements of the graduating seniors: Tammy Sweeten, Tri County 2nd team short stop and Gloucester County 1st team designated hitter, Debbie Urban, Tri County 2nd team third base, Carol Gattuso, Tri County 1st team pitcher, Gloucester County honorable mention and All South Jersey All Conference All Group Pitcherg Danette Elia, Tri County 1st team outfield and Gloucester County honorable mention, Beth Woodend, Tri County 2nd team first base. Talent lies not only with the graduating seniors but also with a fine group of underclassmen. The nucleus of the underclassmen consists of C. Reid, C. Rival, R. Brown, L. Tyson, C. Masser and B. Urban. Due to this great expanse of talent, increased success is sure to be forthcoming next year and for years to come. 152 5 , ' ' wifi M 2 4, 4212 fi. ,lj - M. y a, JW 5 -www, www ,WWW ,W A! Hn MW Hifi' Q, n M 1 .41 'NW' Z w ws mum: .f,k. ui. 1 ,-1'-f Baseb LL K O Woodstown 10 17 Pennsgrove 2 13 St. James fN.J.D 10 11 Pitman 10 13 Delsea 5 14 Clayton 17 2 Delsea 4 15 Clearview 7 8 Schalick 3 8 Gloucester 4 9 St. James CN.J.J 3 1 Woodstown 0 11 St. James CPa.J 1 6 Pitman 4 8 Salem 3 4 Schalick 3 12 Gloucester 6 10 Pennsville 1 5 Clayton 2 1 First row: J. Masser, D. Prosser, J. Vespe, R. Jarmello, A. Azzari, coach Russell. Second row: K. Sperber, L. Saporito, G. Stumm, S. Saporito. Third row: K. Carney, A. McFadden, S. Casella, K. Evans, K. Conley, and R. Miller. Batters Hit Heights A new coach, a new attitude and a fresh outlook were assets to a young ball club. The 1984 Kingsway baseball team was forced to start from scratch and endure another transition year. This year, Jack Russell took the reins as head coach - the third in three years for Kingsway. Stressing the fundamental facets of baseball, coach Russell attempted to refine the pitching and fielding skills of a proficient group of hitters. One of the best of a fine group of hitters was senior Sam Saporito, who achieved 2nd team All Tri County Classic Division status with a team leading .393 batting average. Junior Keith Evans, hitting .390, was named to the 1st team All Tri-County Classic Division along with classmate Kevin Carney, who was .380 at the plate. Other contributions made in the teams effort were seniors: Andy McFadden, outfielderfpitcher, and Ed Baltidonis, 2nd and 3rd basemen. Also, junior Kian Conley displayed fine pitching talents at the mound. Other underclassmen who participated and show hope for the future are: D. Prosser, J. Vespe, R. Jarmello, A. Azzari, L. Saporito, G. Stumm, S. Casella, and R. Miller. Although it was a disappointing season for rookie head coach - Russell, he did experience a feeling of accomplishment when his team turned over two ever - so - rare triple plays. Hopefully more accomplishments will follow as coach Russell returns for his second year. Consistency should develop in his team and inevitable success should be his. 156 was 1 no PN 9 5? .:. hK 4i A if W ., .l ,,,. iw I Y-1 ,, gr ' ju ' f Gateway Clayton Buena Bridgeton Lower Cape May Pennsauken Relay 2nd K O . -- lr - ... A ... n A ..- Paulsboro 55 67 83 39 112 10 78 44 82 40 94 18 Pennsville 83 39 Woodbury Relay 3rd Haddon Twp Relay 4th Pitman 80 42 Clearview 56 66 Woodbury 50 62 Gloucester County Championships 1st Pennsgrove 110 11 Pitman Open 2nd S.J. Group I Championship lst State Championship 2nd Sitting: Y. Kemp, J. Tomalino, L. Bittle, K. Hayden, S. Yurgin, K. Sully, S. Wills, Z. Vera, D. Lindsey, V. Moore. Second row: I. Steager, R. DeStefano, A. Weisman, J. Gregal, K. Green, M. Bryant, D. Capozzi, H. Suessmuth, I. Cotto, A. Hunter. Third row: A. Gattuso, J. Black, R. Carney, D. Harris, J. Barber, C. Beatty, A. DuBois, A. Hoffman, L. Beatty. Fourth row: Coach Fredericks, L. Hodnett, J. Stumm, L. Pino, S. Terrell, T. Miller, H. Clouser, Coach Klaszky. Fifth row: T. Sandy, M. Sebastiani, T. Carins, V. Kuchler, J. Johnson, L. Warner, D. Liles, S. Steil, V. Sumiel, D. Hampton, J. Certain, M. Heyward. Laurels Loom for Lady Track Stars The 1984 girls track program took its second major step toward recognition as one of South Jersey's premier track and field teams. Coming off a Tri-County Championship in 1983, they added the Gloucester County and South Jersey Group I titles to their laurels. A close second place finish to perennial State Champion Bernards H.S. points the way to even greater accomplishments next season. Individual performances highlighted a very successful 8-3 dual meet record. Seven school records were broken. Denise Liles broke four school records in 100 meter high hurdles, the 100 meter dash, the 200 meter dash, and the long jump. The 4x400 meter H6001 relay team, which includes, Tracy Cairns, Kelly Sully, Ronnie Sumiel, and Denise Liles, had the fourth best time in South Jersey. The 400 meter intermediate hurdle time was broken by Maria Bryant with a time of 1:10.2. Lisa Warner threw the javelin 124' 11 and broke the record of 118' 7 . At the Meet of Champions, Denise Liles ran for a first in the 100 and 200 meter dash and is considered the best female sprinter in New Jersey. Although these individuals accomplished much, the success of any team must come from its great depth. This quality is one that Kingsway exudes with over fifty athletes on the team. This great number of talented individuals along with the dedication and inspiration of coaches Klaszky and Fredericks assures Kingsway of many successful seasons. 160 B078 TKACK a K O i Berlin Tech. 116 15 l Gateway 84 47 Salem 74 57 Pennsville 113 18 Clayton 121 10 Woodstown 101 30 Schalick 102 29 Pitman 116 15 Clearview 122 9 Gloucester 117 14 Delsea 88 48 Pennsgrove 39 92 First row: M. Carter, J. Holmes, M. Ferrell, M. Carter, B. Green, M. Borzio, B. Garozzo, A. Ginesi, D. Payne, S. Miller, G. Holgate, M. Warner, D. Payne, D. Clark, G. Mahley, M. Hallman, J. Verdick. Second row: M. Williams, S. Williams, M. Pyle, T. Hickman, T. Pratt, 0. Wilson, T. Grasso, D. Scott, G. Edmund, D. Bittle, T. Clevenger, E. Johns, P. Vergera, E. Randel, C. Hope, J. Rashauck. Third row: R. Robinson, J. Bayard, S. Witcher, D. Wilson, M. Bohn, G. Shute, T. Lail, L. Gattuso, B. Schultz, G. Price, J. Diggs, S. Ruffin, R. Reid, D. Fautleroy. Fourth row: L. Tumbelty, Coach T. Bergin, Coach R. O'Neill, J. Shute. Cindermen Capture County Championship Along with the many highlights in the 1983-84 season, I the success of the 1984 track team may have reached the l penicle. Among its achievements are an 11-1 record, the Gloucester County Championship, second in South Jersey Group I, and third in All State Group I. Although the achievements of the team as a whole ranked highest, it sported four individual Gloucester County Champions: John Diggs, 110 m hurdles and long jump, Charles Boone, high jump, Greg Price, javelin, and Shawn Ruffin, 200 meters. Three of these champions went on to show their excellence at the state level. John Diggs became the state 110 m hurdle champion, he also came in second in the 100 m race. On the other hand, Shawn Ruffin finished 2nd in the 200 m race and fourth in the 100m race. While Greg Price also achieved a 4th place in the javelin throw. Along with John Diggs and Greg Price, other seniors contributing to the teams success include: Chris Hope and Dave Scott, distance runners, Otto Wilson, sprintsg Dave Bittle, Bob Schultz and Todd Clevenger, pole vault, and Ray Reid, hurdles. Frankly, the 1984 team has left a tough act to follow. However, much talent is waiting in the wings to take over for the much-hallowed services of the graduating seniors. Led by Champion Shawn Ruffin, the team should ably uphold the track team's tradition of excellence. 4.-,M , - 'nfl Y1,?'W..-fiffgqL5g5i:++...2 5 A , -.-:f25sf.fmi'?'4rfl14-lui - J I3 ,J 5 Q u Q Af M-vw X QA, A- -Q., ef L L. 4' I2 rfg-F. -' 4 N , ,syn ig V. fm 'X 4, N-.,,g. L,L. gvvv- 46 .vb-:I gy I v w.-. 1 M . -ul' xwfg S ,J ' y , . Y. .- . , my Mm A T V, A, 3. .. 7 ,HMC -- ' ' . K Q 5 9 f1f.,3 ' ' ,W K in -- N -7 . , . M Q lk 6, 4 Q1 .. X V 7 K 'xx kj X V . ' 'QRS M L.. 9-g,, L1v.,,-QL, A f 3 ,A ,. . - ., ' 1 Q K ww Wx-9. 2-dll' W' S- 1 V Q . ' . NW' W X. Q , , 4 J. . 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A4 Clearview Pennsville Schalick St. James Salem Woodstown Pennsgrove Schalick Clearview Pennsville Woodstown St. James Salem Pitman Delsea Pennsgrove Pitman 168 342121 6 WAN 2 3 l 0 5 3 2 4 IA V2 5 0 1 4 4 1 2 3 2 3 0 5 1 4 5 0 4 1 1 4 2 3 4 1 1 4 First row: Coach Schoener, B. Uricher, S. Hurff, B. Kendig, T. Racey, J. Steward, R. Lerch. Second row: G. Driver, D. Schwenk, T. Schober, B. Gibbs, D. Pollack, D. Koriakin. Boys Take Swing at Tournament The boys tennis team continued along its bumpy road toward success, as they qualified to compete in the State Tournament for the third consecutive year. Unfortunately an opening round loss to Woodstown eliminated them from further competition. Despite this and a sub .500 season, 7 - 10 record, the team and coach Schoener had much to be proud of in a job well done under difficult circumstances. Certainly a reason for coach Schoener to be proud was the consistent trio of seniors, who added experience and leadership to the remaining tennis racketeers. The seniors include veterans Bill Uricker and Tom Shober, along with relative newcomer Tim Racey. The balance of the team was carried by junior Ron Lerch, who attained a 10-7 record at first singles. Along with promising Ron Lerch, other bright stars on the horizon include: sophomores Steve Hurff and Bill Kendig, who were 5-3 at second doublesg junior George Driverg and freshman David Schwenk. With an eager group of underclassmen to jump in the vacated tennis shoes of the graduating seniors, Kingsway's boys tennis is bound to have a successful future. MWMW' ,g, if .. ywf' 'ni i,'i .1151 .5 4 4? ' 'ig A M - ' f ' M if .M Z W r ko L o k STUDENT COUNCIL: L. Yoder - Advisor !,,i NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: M. Fredricks - Advisor QQ 2EGXONAL MG? KEY CLUB: E. Martell and M. Fredericks - Co-Advisors i0OLL, as - 1 an I A Q X 5 5 Li .1 .nn rr- GUIDANCE AIDES: M. Czoch - Advisor 1. aa. ,N . 3 Z- JUNIOR CHORUS: J. Dalton - Advisor SENIOR CHORUS: J. Dalton - Advisor , I. XA ,,..-lb 8th GRADE JUNIOR BAND: J. Dalton - Advisor Ski Club: Advisor - R. Lerch Stage Band: Advisor - J. Eitel and J. Dalton K, s. A Stage Crew: Adviggr - J, Cavanaugh 7th Grade Band! Advisor - J. D81t0I1 5 H ? ,I Audio-Visual: Advisor - F. Armstrong 1 R Am 9'-'A :av pw gif? ,J W 1 ,-w-mm , 7' QM - ,, if , xx ,I W , ,f if 'gaffm . ' 52. Y fb V fybffk. W, W 3, im 1, , ,mfg in ' , 45 Alf. W-af ' ' , 1fff,f11'L f -W, gl M no. . 4404 . ., v ,R . 'Q Aw' 0 5' M ww Mtv , W 2' WL Z, . 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