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

Text from Pages 1 - 230 of the 1986 volume:

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Many of us will never meet again, but some of us may perhaps meet again in some unknown place, brought together by yet that same unseen force that enabled us to spend four years living, laughing, learning, and knowing each other at our beloved Kingsway Regional. Now that it is time to part, go our separate ways, and find our individual happiness we will always remember the four years of our lives that we spent here at Kingsway. The times we spent will forever be fondly remembered. And so the co-editors of the 1986 LANCER wish the class of 1986 the best of LUCK and may your hopes and dreams soar to the skies!!! f 2 4 i' UF' TEN CARO WILLIAM REINERTH I THOMAS HILTON CHRISTINE GARRETT W! X L RIVAL ROBIN BROWN BARBARA FERKO MICHAEL JEFFRIES I XA! Q I I ,af I i . ,I , A W DWIGHT PAYNE LISA MUSUMECI DENISE MARCHETTI 3 UEUIE TIUN Mr. Norman Velykis The LANCER Staff and the Class of 1986 wish to dedicate the 1985-86 yearbook to Mr. Norman Velykis for his many years of service at Kingsway Regional High School. Mr. Velykis was born in Woodbury, New Jersey and attended Paulsboro High School. He was in the United States Air Force for four years and worked for Mobil Oil Corporation for two years. He then attend- ed Temple University on a full Athletic scholarship and graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree. After graduating he taught at Clayton High School and the Swedesboro Elementary School. He also coached baseball, football, and basketball at Swedesboro High School. When King- sway opened in 1963, Mr. Velykisjoined the staff as a health and physical education teacher. He was also the Dean of Students. In 1970 Mr. Velykis attended Graduate School at Glassboro State College, and received his Master's Degree. At the same time he became Vice-principal of Kingsway. ln 1973 he became principal and served this position until his retirement. He is married to the former Margaret Dellaretta and has one son, Ted, also a member of the graduating Class of 1986. Mr. Velykis has given his service to Kingsway for the Q3 years that it has been open. We, the staff of the LANCER find it an honor to dedicate this yearbook to Mr. Norman Velykis for his dedicated service to King- sway for these 23 years. THANK YOU!!!! FlF'FFlEE.'IFI TIUN i Ms. Kimberly VanZoeren Five years ago Ms. Kimberly VanZoeren accepted the task of advisor for the Class of 1986. During those early years, graduation seemed distant with many fund raisers, events, and hurdles to overcome. Despite the difficulties, Ms. VanZoeren with firm dedication successfully coordinated fund raisers and other activities. Because of her expert guidance the Prom was no less successful than the Florida trip or the Senior Picnic. These events will remain in the memories of many and in the years to come looked back with great fondness. As the Class of 1986 graduates, they would like to take this moment to offer their sincere appreciation to Ms. Kimberly VanZoernen. Her dedication and hard work did not go unappreciated. i LUHU 5 LUHU TALLESTXSHORTEST: Robert Potzinger, Deepa Quadir YM 5 as MOST STUDIOUS: Carol Rival, Dwight Payne h Www 'S-43? M' Jl'K.f ,4 V, . L f, . I X' MZ- mln 'Y 1 ,L . , BEST DRESSED: Tanya Jones, John Vespe BEST LOOKING: John Sundlof, Linda Bittle NICEST SMILE: Denise O'Conner, Sean Cianciulli i 3 5 BEST ALL AROUND: Todd Suessmuth, Robin Brown MOST ATHLETIC: Denise Liles, Eddie Johns V L 'Vw In K V7 f J? ,M if W A n 'rf fi I ,+ Mg Mi. M-fi ,4 V , , ' MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT: Gregg Holgate, Lisa Musumeci , 3 11- jl'kg,g K, vxzrxix 3323 538.5359 QUIETEST: Chris Garrett, Mike Jefferies 'X' GIFT OF GAB: Steve Witcher, Sue Yurgin BEST SENSE OF HUMOR: Val Vasta, Ted Velykis 9 ., f , t', ,Si '1 f ,,f'+ ,Mfg 'wit i ..,,- MOST DEPENDABLE: Dave Hickman, Deepa Quadir MOST CONGENIAL: Donna Brennan, Johan Sundlof g' 1 .if DID MOST FOR THE CLASS: Denise Marchetti, Doug Braxton CLASS FLIRTS: Phil Yurgin, Val Vesta 10 ff CLASS THESPIANS: Bill Reinerth, Wendy Reeves ., ee W, , ,,,,M,,l,LM ' gi jV,Vffc, 4' 2 i BEST MUSICIANS: Jon Thompson, Lisa Musumeci MOST ARTISTIC: Dave Dietrich, Sue Zappala EENIUF5 E FICE ll it ,. xqlgifgf A kk xg 5 P Ap 5 .Q li Min? 1 35, vm ' -- 3 ' :,, . , as w - fl 'Vi ,' 6 PE x sf Xiww 75, 3 , : K iti T ., M .M 7 I VW , , . Q Mug K I f.. , :'A 2 L' we L A wh ' 'W 4 s , ,.w:,g.u , ., ,f mg .' b K a -1 an 'M V. ff , . Q. ,,,,. ff , K - , :.. 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NV' -,V - fha, ww, i .1 f w Vflfxf - 1 1, AA IDENTITIES OF BABY PICTURES Page 19 Carol Hunt Denise Marchetti Kelly Springer Jodi Tomalino Denise O'Connor Angie Hoffman Kim Schwenk Mary Sebastiani April Morgan Kathy Paszek John Vespe Val Vasta Kim Lerch Tracy Sandy Amy Barber Sean Cianciulla Lisa Stauffer Evelina Wilson Chris Garrett Kim Green Lisa Musumeci Donna Brennan Audrey Jackson Carmen Nieves Shari Perlberg Ted Velykis Cleft to right? Page 13 Todd Suessmuth Tracy Cairns Larry Connors Brenda Urban Jane Gregal Linda Bittle Dwight and Demetrius Payne Stephanie Kidd Donna Hamilton Bill Kendig Colleen Mullan Bill Reinerth Mark Davis Maria Bryant Kelly Sully Francisco Santos Chris Bonanno Debbie Roberts Robin Brown Carol Rival Shirley Monaco Donna Groody Sue Redfield lf ,1 Qifw W z comm .A -you mum A a fi ' ,, W A X Ww,, flfgg W PRESIDENT DENISE LAUREN MARCHETTI Dee Clarksboro Life's rough will miss teachers and staff . . . catches Whimpy at her best . . . vividly remembers disrupting guidance and the Xerox machine. . . didn't make friends at FriendIy's Think Dink scored two for Gloucester . . . plans future in medicine. ACTIVITIES: Tennis CTri-capt.D 3,4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Softball 1,2,3,4, Powder Puff 3,4, Ski Club 1,2, Girl's State 3, Class Council 2,3,4, Office Aide 4, Student Council 1,Q,3,4, National Honor Society Q,3,4 CPres.J SECRETARY LINDA CAROL BITTLE Lin Swedesboro I don't believe it . , . 1985 Homecoming Queen. . .dedicated Nurse's Aide. . .thinks Grube is Great . . , December 99, 1984 .. . companion to Colleen . . . treasures time with Kenny . . , N.Y. '83 . . . sees nursing in the future. ACTIVITIES: Powder Puff 3,4, Ski Club 1,2,3,4, Modeling Club 4, Nurse's Aide Q,3,4, Softball I, Track 2, Hockey 3,4, BRAGGIN' DRAGON 3, Interact 3,4, Astronomy Club 4, Biology Club 3,4, VICE PRESIDENT KENTHY CHARLENE LLOYD Kasey Mullica Hill l'm serious can be seen cruisin' in Connie with Walt, Sue, Kim, Mary Jo, and Lisa savors shrimp will miss directing Barchuk fond memories of Summer '84 in A.C. seeks a career in Radiology, ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey 1, Modeling Club 1,Q,3,4, Class Council 1,2,3,4. TREASURER LISA MARIE MUSUMECI Mush Swedesboro I am not short! toots a flute is treasured by her class . . . a runner-up in Homecoming. . .Band Bus 422 . . .in Deet friends with everybody. . . plays the field in softball . . . Eitel izes the band . . . is a cheer ful leader helps aide the office . . . won't be left short-hand ed as an executive secretary. I ACTIVITIES: Softball 1,2,3,4, Field Hockey 3, Office Aide 3,4, Powder Puff 3,4, Cheer- leader 1,2,3,4 CCapt.D, Class Council Q,3,4, Band 1,Q,3,4, Interact Q,3,4, Musical 3,4, Student Council Q,3,4, National Honor Soci- ety Q,3,4. 1 BARBARA ALLBROOK YOLANDA ARROYO EDWARD DAVID ANDERSON Butch Mickleton lt was funny . . . fried seabass tips the scales . . .thinks hunting is a big game ... finds fishing al Iure ing .., will Miss tic Islands . . . raves over Russell . . . Todd aIly good buddies with C-5reg,John, Steve, and Sean . . . dogs the idea of being a vet. ACTIVITIES: Cross Country Q,3,4, Swim team Q,3, Ski Club 3,4. AMY LYNN BARBER Amos Swedesboro Give it a rest . . . likes to sea the shore . .. never forgot the 7 and 1 majorettes . . . will go to the Gallo ws for Mrs. O' and Mr. Yourison . . . loves those surprise parties . . , spends spare time bowlng . . . will be a noted nurse. ACTIVITIES: Softball 1,2,3,4, Powder Puff 3,4, Majorette 1,Q,3,4, Interact 4, Guidance Aide 4. NEIL ANTONOWSKY Neil Swedesboro Hitting the Road The time is near, To pack up my things, Check out my dreams, And see what life brings, But one thing l will realize, Before I leave this earth, Life was just a game, And payday was my birth. ALICE JUANITA BAYARD Flo Swedesboro You Buggin ' .. . likes to sing in Gospel Chorus . . , hangs-out with Aida, Kasey, Lisa, P.C., Darnell, the St. Johns, and Vette . . . a transfer from Philly . . .chomps on cheeseburgers and fries. . .will not miss cell block ACTIVITIES: Powder Puff 4, Modeling Club 3,4, Interact 4. JERRY DARTELL BAYARD Ace Swedesboro What's up favors Big Mac and fries heavy on weight lifting . . . hangs out at Aida's house . . . likes spending time with Tony Lou . . . rigged to be a truck driver. ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2,3,4, Wrestling 1,Q, Track 1,Q. CHRISTINE A. BONANNO Rabbit Swedesboro l'm serious . . . shrimps are the best .. . will miss Martell and walking the halls. . .talking on the phone to Chic, Audrey, H.B., T.S., and the rest . . . plans to go to College for Accounting. ACTIVITIES: Interact 1,2,4. LORETTA BEATTY Lori Beckett Give it to me . . . sea s fun in the sun at the shore . . . fond of Mr. Fredericks . . . Dizzy green eyed blonde . . . will miss 1st period study hall . . . Mrs. Martell's 411 customer. . . will draft her way into architecture. ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey Q,3,4, Basketball Q, Swimming 3, Track 3, Student Council 3,4, Powder Puff 3,4, Guidance Aide 4. JAMES A. BORZIO JOSEPH JAMES BILLINGSLEY Joe Beckett Lighten up . . . runs for Berg . . . lt's time to make the donuts October 91, 1985 enjoys ice hockey , . . remembers king crab legs . . . cruises the Vineyards with Debbie . . . plans on marriage and a career in landscaping. ACTIVITIES: Cross Country 3,4, Football 1, Baseball 1,3, Stage Crew 3,4, Modeling Club 3, DOUGLAS EDWARD BRAXTON Dougie Fresh Mullica Hill What's up? .. . Trifling .. . a brown eyed pizza lover who flirts with LyRae, and Berna- dette and jokes with Eric, Stephanie, Marie, Shawn and Jackie . . .will remember laughs with Lukas, Moritz, Schoener, and Dalton . . .convo's with Gress and Clark and laughs with Lerch and Milch . . , plans to have a career in the world of fashion and a restaurant n catering business. ACTIVITIES: BRAGGIN DRAGON 4, Gospel 4, IMAGES 4, Interact 3,4, Powder Puff 4, Senior Chorus 9,3,4, Student Council 4, Class Council 4, LANCER 4, Writing Club 4. WAYNE MAURICE BRAXTON Little Joe Mullica Hill Take it lite a steak'n potatoes man enjoys partying with Jackson . . . will miss history with Urion and O'Neill . . . will not miss Lerch's health class .. . plans to own his own business and travel the world. x ,Qi , I I I -i . six 9 ROBIN SUE BROWN Rob Harrisonville lt doesn't hang . . . thinks donuts are the cream of the crop sticks to hockey dribbles on about basketball and at track s attention . . . was a smash hit in her mother's car wrapped up in Rich Prom '85 January 5,1985, . .will go into medicine for the sport of it. ACTIVITES, Hockey 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,Q,3,4, Softball 1,Q, Track 3,4, Powder Puff 3,4, Band 1,Q,3, Office Aide 4, National Honor Society Q,3,4 CSec.J DONNA MARIE BRENNAN Shorty Clarksboro What's wrong? . . . a cookie of a soccer stat . . . entwined with Bill . . . Prom '85 . . . Rajczy is right with her . . . Herding Woods . . . has no beef about Chinese food . . . close behind Jill, Sean, Carol, David, Paul and Cheryl. ACTIVITIES: Soccer Statistician 2,3,4, Ski Club 1,2,3,4, Nurse's Aide 4, Office Aide 4, Interact 2, Student Council 9,3,4. MARIA ANN BRYANT Mia Swedesboro Excuse Me!? . . . isn't sour about baked potatoes . . . friendly with Fredericks . . . can be pictured dancing . . . wills to be with Evelina Wilson, Steph K, Turdy B., Shawn R, Doug B Summer of '85 will be a Model stewardess. ACTIVITIES: Powder Puff 4, Modeling Club 1,2,3,4, Interact 4, Track 9,3,4. MICHAEL PATRICK BROGAN JR. Mike Beckett Bum - er . . . parties with Bill, Dave, Mark, Mike L. and P.J. . . . fights fire with water . . . fond memories of New Years Eve . . . will miss going to lunch during A.V .... will get a neat haircut and go in to the army. ACTIVITIES: A.V. Aide 4. I LOUISE ANN BUCHENHORST Weezie MICkI2tOl'1 Are you serious? . . . swims her way to States . . . almost never out of the water . . . Toll Booth Trio . . . forever found with Wimpy, Kim, Lisa and Deet . . . loves to shop . . . June, June, June . . . destined for college. ACTIVITIES: Swimming Q,3,4, Powder Puff 3,4, Band 1,Q,3, Interact Q,3,4, National Honor Society 3,4, TRACY ANN CAIRNS Tracy Clarksboro No-way! . . . it's time for pizza . .. calls on Avon . . . cheers for the Dragons . . . is fond of Klaszky, but springs for Biff . . . Year of '84 , memorable moments with Jane. . .won't forget Smokey the Bear hopes the grass grows greener on the other side. ACTIVITIES: Swimming 2,3,4 CCapt.D, Track 1,Q,4, Powder Puff 3,4, Ski Club 1,2,3,4, Modeling Club 3, Nurse's Aide 3, Cheerleader 1,Q,3,4 6Co- Capt.D, Interact Q,3,4, Astronomy Club 4, AV Aide 4, Student Council 2,3,4, Biology Club 3,4. JONATHAN SEAN CIANCIULLI Sean Mickleton l'm not sure ... October 16, 1984 ... stopped it for Rajczy. . . belongs with a blue- eyed blonde . . . makes memories with Jill and the gang . . . swamped 'em at Barney's. . .knew the deal at Hoerter's . . . bags the bucks . . . college bound. ACTIVITIES: Soccer 1,9,3,4, Swimming 2,35 Pow- der Puff 3,4, Ski Club 1,2,3,4g Student Council 1,Q. GREGORY CHARLES CARR Garfield Mickleton Oh, God, l can't believe you said that prefers pizza .. . reel y likes fishing . . . CAIII hangs around with Larry, Ed, Goltz, Hoss, and Ted ... TY rules... will be found on the ocean in the future. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 3,4. CARMINE CLEMENTE JACQUELINE CERTAIN HEIDI SUE CLOUSER Heid Swedesboro Man . . . Metal s her way into music . . . chats with Kat, Ann, Reice, Rick, and Dudley. . . lightning strikes in her '75 Thunderbird has a strong drive for parties . . . never dreads going to the shed. . . time fly s while she's bug ging Dudley . . . will fabric ate a future in Home Economics. Q1 WILLIAM LAWRENCE CONNORS JR. Larry Beckett Don't worry about it . . . goes hook, line and sinker for fishing . . . kared for Klaszky . . . goes with Goltz, Carr, Hoss, Don, Mike . . . will make waves in Marine Biology. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1,2,3,4, Football 1,Q,3,4, Powder Puff Q. KATHY ANN DAWSON Kathy Mt. Royal l'm Serious slides down the slopes hangs with Shirl, Ben, Mo and Holly . . . can be seen in the Boro . . . loves lobster . . . cruises on the courts in B-Ball ... will make waves as a hairdresser. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1,9,4, Powder Puff 3,4, Ski Club 1. QQ MARY JO COYLE Mary Jo Swedesboro Get outta here! . . . showed her stuff in Powder Puff . . . Summer of '85 .. . won't miss waking up at 6 a.m .,.. mein ly enjoys Chinese food . . . carouses with K.L., Kay, Sue, and Jodi . . . loves South street shopping sprees . . . will mind her own business in the future. ACTIVITIES: Powder Puff 3,4, Ski Club 2,3,4, lnteract 3, Cheerleader 1,9,3,4, BRAGGIN' DRAGON 3, Student Council Q,3,4. SARA JANE DESIMONE Sara Mickleton Oh, God . . . Old Swedes is the Inn spot. . . draws Miss Schiepan's attention . . . Octo- ber15, 1983 . . . Mullica Hill Arcade . . . shore loves the beach . . . dictates she will go to Katherine Gibbs School for secretaries. ACTIVITIES: Modeling Club 1,Q,3,4, Nurse's Aide 3, lnteract 1,2,3,4, Student Council 1,Q,3,4. MARK ELLIOT DAVIS Bronze Adonis Beckett Camera's Rollin ' ... masters the mats .. . rocks at the Spectrum . . . Toasts the town with Bill, Mike, and Tracy. . . Don's Johnson's clothes. . .able toirk. . .will missJulie and Anne .. . will direct the Silver Screen. ACTIVITIES: Wrestling 1,Q,3,4, Cross Country Q,3, Track 2,4, Powder Puff 3,4. DAVID JAMES DeSTAFENO Cazz Beckett That's interesting . . .can be seen buzzing for the Strawberry Patch on the Bumble Bee studies with Chris and Bill hangs out with Oob . . . loves Strawberry Delights . . . December 24, 1984 . . . will make tracks in the field of Zoology. ACTIVITIE: Soccer 1,2,3,4, Track 1 , Powder Puff 3,4, Ski Club 1,2,3, BRAGGIN' DRAGON 3. DAVID DIETRICH I I TH ERESA JEANNE EDMUND Tisa Mt. Royal Hey! cruises to Collegetown in an '81 Mustang . , . parties with Eddy, M.P., M.A., L.T. . . . guarded offense in Powder Puff . . . August 31, 1985 never shuns shrimp future is foggy. ACTIVITIES: Powder Puff 3,4, ski ciub 1,Q,3,4, Nurse's Aide 1,Q,3,4, Interact 1,Q,3. BRIAN DONAGHY I JOHN JOSEPH EGAN John Mickleton Yo, what's up dude? . . . steak s out good food . . . gets a shock out of his electric guitar . .. has all the moves for wrestling .. . makes mad music .. . cuckoo with Kokos, Dallas, and Jim . . . perfect party pet . . . will sea what's in store with Marine Biology. ACTIVITIES: Football 1, Wrestling 1. JAMES DUNN James Mickleton Hooked on fishing . . . shoots the breeze when hunting . . . operates with Doc, Zubec and John . . . whatever happens, happens. I I BARBARA A. FERKO Barb Mickleton Get out , . . prefers pepperoni pizza . . . tennis '83 and '84 . . . wades at Wildwood . . . treasures time with Trish, Mike, Kelly and Denise . . . spends her spare time at the spa . . . is Mrs. MartelI's type won't be caught short- hand ed as a secretary. ACTIVITIES: Tennis 1,Q,3, Powder Puff 4, Interact 4, National Honor Society Q,3,4. 93 KIMBERLY llLON FRANCIS Kim Swedesboro Don't even try it makes a point about dressing sharp . . . seen with Sheena, Ava, Kasey, and last but not Lisa t, Jackie C . . . has her best times with Bruce . . . Thanks Mom, for all your love and understanding. Without you I could never have made it . . . will BASlC alIy be a great computer operator. ACTIVITIES: Cheerleading 2, Chorus Q, Interact 4. .yy SCGTT GIBSON Scott Q Mickleton What!!! . . . can be found busting suds at the Hilltop. . .bums with C.W., D.T., S.P., K.H., V.O., D.D .... jams on Stratocaster. . . seeks no future education, only money. 24 CHRISTINE LYNN GARRETT Chris Swedesboro l don't believe this! . . . leader of the LANCER . . . enjoys working with Joni . . . friends with a fun gi . .. wishes lots of luck to the LANCER crew .. . can hack the Computer crowd . . . comrades with Kim and Deepa, David, Rachel and many others will manage to live a wild-life. ACTIVITIES: LANCER 3,4, CCo-editorbg Powder Puff 3, National Honor Society S2,3,4. MARTIN R. GRAHAM Martin Swedesboro Yeah man! . . . worships Judas Priest. . . visualizes Video Vin as a Klas zky guy . . . hangs around at school with Fish, Casey, Jones, Dudley and the rest of the Dummies . . . digs hanging around at the Boro.. .will get a shock out of being an electrician. WILLIAM DAVID GIBBS Albatross Mickleton Yeah I understand . .. hangs around with D.H., D.D., G.C., G.S. and Spike . . . Ace d opponents on the court. . . deals with the money at Deptford 6 will never forget foreign twin brother college bound at G.C.C. will be programmed for a career in computer science. ACTIVITIES: Soccer 2,3,4, Basketball 1, Tennis Q,3,4, Powder Puff 3,4, Ski Club 1,S2,3,4. I JANE GLORIA GREGAL Janie Clarksboro Loit . . . a working Wendy's woman . . . Summer of '84 . . . maneuvers in a '67 mustang with Tac, Col, Mar, Kath, L.B., A.H. and D. G. . . .Jim's Jewel . . .program set as a CAD at Pennco Tech. ACTIVITIES: Track 1,Q,3,4, Powder Puff 3,41 Ski Club 1,Q,3,4, Interact 3, Office Aide 4. KIMBERLY JOY GREEN Kim Mullica Hill l'm Grown . . .seafood mussels its way into her menu. . .rates roller skating as fun and plans plenty of parties . . . had fun with Juanita, Carmen, Donna and Tanya . . . interested in Mr. O'Neills history . . . loves meeting new peo- ple and is going to trade school. ACTIVITIES: Powder Puff 3,4, Modeling Club Q,3,4, Track 1,Q,4. DONNA MARIE HAMILTON Donna Harrisonville Jackie! . . . thinks pizza is the cheese ist . . . March Q, 1985 . . . has an un bear able collec- tion always has Time on her hands August 13, 1985 . . . goes wacky for Jackie . . . has delightful times with Denise and Nicole . . . will live a happily married life. ACTIVITIE: Powder Puff 4. DONNA MARIE GROODY Donna G. Clarksboro Why me? . . . loves lasagna lots . . . General ly watches soaps. . .gives her m all when shopping keeps company with Col- leen, Jane, and Ang and the West Deptford gang ...July17, 1985. . . sea s herway to the shore . . . draped with the idea of interior decorat- lng. ACTIVITIES: Basketball l,Q, Softball 1,Q,3,4, Powder Puff 4, Ski Club 1,Q,3,4. DONNA MARIE HAMPTON Deet Mickleton Don't even try it! . . .won't even miss the 7:15 a.m. bus . . . prooved blondes have more fun . . . tied to the telephone . . . is pickled pink over Mrs. Dill . . . keeps the snap in the Flag Corp . . . marches with Mush, Iris, Avd., Sooze, Lea, K.R., J.R. and the Band Gang cruises with Mush . . .Avalon Summer of '85. . . isn't kidding around about being a preschool teacher. ACTIVITES: Hockey 1, Concert Band 1,Q, Track Q,3,4, Powder Puff 3,4, Ski Club 1,Q, Band 1, Flag Corp. 3,4, Interact Q,3,4. WILLIAM JOHN GROSS III Bogart Clarksboro Who loves ya, babe . . . parties with pizza . . . thinks the world of Mr. Bristow . . . kickin' it out on the electric guitar . . . rides the Deathrider with Leon, Mike, Joe and DSD , . . believes he can jam way to the top with DECEIVER . ACTIVITIES: Ski Club 1,Q,3,4, National Honor Society 2,3,4. DOUGLAS MCMILLIAN HARGRAVE Hoss Swedesboro Do you want to be yelIow . . . gets cream ed at Richman's . . . Homecoming '85 . .. blindly eats sea food Lights up with Dark, Sean, Jill, Dave, Ted, Garry and Dawn ...was fully trained at soccer. . .willjourney to the ends of the Earth for geology. ACTIVITIES: soccer 1,2,3,4, Wrestling Q,4, Ski Club 1,Q,3, BRAGGIN' DRAGON 3, Q5 MONICA LYNN HEYWARD Mo Mt. Royal Dag! doesn't squid around when it comes to seafood points out she likes basketball . . . phenomenal phone bill . .. Ber- muda '85 Steph's out with Jackie, Kelly, Angie and LyRae . . . devilish dancer . . . will be programming in college. ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey 3,4, Basketball 1,Q,3,4, Band 1,Q,3, Modeling Club 1,Q,3,4, Girl's State 3, Powder Puff 3,4, Interact 3,4. THOMAS GREGORY HILTON Tom South Harrison Go for it! . . . gets his kicks from soccer . . . hangs out with Doug, Sean, Todd, Kelly and Lori . . . one of Wendy's maitre d's . . . remembers The Day of the McManager . . . Pitman November 13, 1985 . . . will Mis ter Russell . .1 College bound. ACTIVITIES, Soccer 1,9,3,4, Basketball 1,S2, National Honor Society Q,3,4. Q6 DAVID W. HICKMAN III Dave Clarksboro What do ya want to do? . . .dives for seafood . . . burns rubber to watch races at Front Street fishing is al lure ing hangs out with Carol, Bill, Dough and Donna . . .right on the ball for soccer. . . wends his way to Wildwood. ACTIVITIES: Soccer 1,Q,3,4, Basketball 1,Q,3,4, Powder Puff 3,4, Ski Club 3,4, Stage Crew 3,4, Student Council 4. ANGELINA PEARL HOFFMAN Pearl Swedesboro Aw man .. . ges to court for Schoener . . . showed her stuff in the Powder Puff . . . seen in the Green Machine with L.B., Col. D.G., Kath, Tac, Jane, M.S. . . . Paul's Pearl . . . Summer of '85 . . . future in Accounting. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1,Q, Track 1,Q, Tennis 1,Q,3,4 CTri-capt.J, Powder Puff 3,4, Ski Club 1,Q,3,4, Nurse's Aide Q,3,4, Biology Club 3,4, BRAGGIN' DRAGON 4, Interact Q,3,4, Astron- omy Club 4. DIANNA HILLMAN GREGG WILLIAM HOLGATE Mole Mickleton So, how 'bout those Yankees? . . . a real card Cyellowb . . . likes buzzin' to Sta - Fit in the Bug . . . will always remember Cumbusters 1984 . . . wants T.Y. to cut his lawn, and good ol' Bob to fix his plumbing . . . hangs with Todd, Doug, Sean, Mill, Ted, and the Butcher . . . looks for a Special future in Education, ACTIVITIES: Soccer 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2,3, Powder Puff 3,4, Ski Club 1,Q,3,4, BRAGGIN' DRAGON 3, AV Aide 3, Student Council 3. MELISSA HOLLAND AUDREY LYNN JACKSON Carpet South Harrison Hi Love! twirls a rifle for the Eitels spends ninth period in the band room with Butzer . . . never drive on Q95 . . . cherishes Chinese food will remember A.J,G. 1981, Wash. D.C. Tenn. 1985 Camp Commet August, 1984 will breakout in a 380 SL Mercedes Benz. . .will be registered as a nurse. ACTIVITIES: Rifle Squad 1,2,3,4 CCapt.b, Powder Puff 4. CAROL LYNN HUNT Carol Swedesboro What?? . . . goes overboard for seafood . . . puzzlingly prefers pepperoni and peanut butter sandwiches . . . gets a kick out of karate . . . carouses with Dave, Kari, Dawn, Donna, Doug, and Bill . .. feels at Home Ec with Yoder . .. unfocused future. ACTIVITIES: Office Aide 4, Powder Puff 3,-1, ski Club 1,Q,3,4, BRAGGIN' DRAGoN 3. RICHARD WAYNE JARAMILLO Cheek Mickleton What's Happenin? . . . fusses over french fries ... motors to the Mall January 5, 1985 Rob bed of his heart . . . Jr. Sr. Prom 85-86 . . . Football fanatic hangs with John, Mike, Mark, and Greg . . . destiny unknown. ACTIVITIES: Baseball 1,9,3, Football 1,9,3,4, Powder Puff 3,4, Ski Club 3. STEPHEN ALLEN HURFF Steve Swedesboro What?! . . . likes to cruise with the top down and the radio up . . . hangs with Rich Mole, Denise, Sean, Mike, Carol, etc . . . stands on the fine line in Drafting . . . remembers Summer of '85 all too well . .. Rocks with Van Halen, ZZ Top, Genisis . . . into AV Q4 hrs. a day in stereo . . . rewired with Gallo . , . chemistry is a blast ...tennis is a ball . . . life is a beach... LaSalle is happening. ACTIVITIES: AV 1,2,3,4, Tennis 1,9,3, Stage Crew 1,2,3,4, Astronomy 1, MICHAEL JOSEPH JEFFERIES Mike Swedesboro Moves to music . . . won't risk the steaks . . . flips for Fredricks. . ,travels to Trish's. . . frantic with Physics tangles with Trish, Barb, and Kelly . . . will enjoy engineering. ACTIVITIES: Guidance Aide 4, National Honor Society 2,3,4. Q7 EDWARD S. JOHNS TANYA ANN JONES Snoop Swedesboro It ain't even heavy . . . squanders savings . . . booked on reading . . . Mrs. Martell makes the grade . . . notes she can sing . . . favors Philly . . .carouses with Katy P., Tracy F., Trudy B., Maria B., Chanel P., and Linda B .... medical technolo- gy is her major reason for going to college. ACTIVITIES, Modeling Club 4, Nurse's Aide 4, Biology 3, Interact 4. 28 ANTHONY D. JOHNSON A.J. Swedesboro Shut up! partial to pizza and chooses cheese steaks Big on Pee and Dumb . . . has designs on cake decorating . .. physics was never fun . . . attracted to P.D. Magnetics . . . college calls. ACTIVITIES: Baseball 1. HELEN E. KAVALINUNAS Helen Clarksboro You're queer! . . . makes memories with Andy . . . delights in drinking chocolate milkshakes with Karen V .... typical green eyed blonde . . . Poconos '85 . . . has malice for the palace . . . will f'Miss y Andy, Mike, Carmine and Dianna . . . will succeed in business. ACTIVITIES: Powder Puff 3, Ski Club 1,2,3,4, Modeling Club 1, Interact 3,4, Guidance Aide 4. DANIEL MICHAEL JONES Dan Clarksboro Aghh!! . , .plays hoop with the boys at Hank's was the center of attention on the Basketball team gathers with Goltz, Carr, Sean, Mill will current Iy be going to college to become an electrical engineer. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1,2,3,4, Ski Club 1,Q,3,4, Student Council 1. I I WILLIAM ANDREW KENDIG Wild Bill Beckett CooI out! . . . ace at first doubles . . . seen in the Luv Machine pictured with Judy, Dave, Linda and Wendy . . . Prom '85 . . . will fly high in the Air Force. ACTIVITIES, Tennis 1,2,3,4, Powder Puff 3,4, Honor Guard 4, Band 4, Senior Chorus 4, Astronomy Club 3, Musical 4. STEPHANIE LYNN KIDD Steph Mount Royal Get out of town . . .appreciates the life of the Rich and Famous .. . always on the move . . . loves the park in Camden , . .dances to the beat at Bratz. . . frequently seen with Maria, Monica, Shawn, Dougie, Fresh, Lee, and Dan . . . will pursue a career in Business Administration ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1 , Powder Puff 4, Model- ing Club 1,Q,3,4, Chorus 1, Band 1,2,4. I THOMAS WILLIAM LAN DWH ER Tom Swedesboro What?, yea surel . . . his beef is steak . . . is a track ted to car racing . . . drafts Cav- anaugh as a friend . . . has a Range d to have a Ford Mark s his time with Sharon and Chris. . . will trade college for Penn Co. Tech. ACTIVITIES: Football 1, stage Crew 1,2,3. ALEXANDER S. KOKOS Koke Mickleton l'm against everything . . . up in the air about flying . .. Gruber's a fun gi .. , Gallo ant in the AV department . . . Mozier s down to 504 . . . all charged up over electronics . .. future flyer of friendly skies. ACTIVITIES: Football 1, BRAGG-lN' DRAGON 3, AV Aide 1,Q,3,4. KIMBERLY ANNE LERCH Kimi Mickleton Alright babe! . . . loves to laugh . . . had great times at Burger King with friends - embarrassing Susie always with Traci, Susie, Jody and Mary Jo . .. special thanks to Traci Sandy for sharing her room and caring will always remember times spent with captain J.S. . . . will make up a future in cosmotology. ACTIVITIES: Modeling Club 2, Interact Q, Student Council 4. MICHAEL JOHN LAMBERT Puff Mickleton Yeah, right . . . mexican food spices up his life gets to the point with Spike, Grey, Rich, John, and Larry. . .it was no treat getting tricked at Halloween '84 . . , college bound. ACTIVITIES: Football 2,3,4, Wrestling 4, Track 4, Ski Club 4, Powder Puff 3,4. MICHAEL E. LESYK Plesyk Swedesboro That ain't cooI! . . . has a whopper of an appetite . . . thinks Bergin has the right chemistry . . . soars in his seventy Ford . . . likes his hockey on ice . . .initially out with B.G., L.M., and D.S.D. .. . is lnn with the crowd at Old Swedes . . . will find his riches at the end of the rainbow. ACTIVITIES: Powder Puff 3,4. Q9 DENISE TONYA LILES Nlecy Swedesboro Sike sizzles the cinders with Ugly and Dudley . . . tickles the twine in wintertime . , , roams AII South Jersey with Ronnie, Angel, Crystal, Rocky and Evelina . . . loves Money . . . Olympics in 88 is her fate. ACTIVITIES: Football Statistician 2,3,4, Basket- ball 1,Q,3,4, Track 1,2,3,4 CCapt.l, Powder Puff 3,45 Honor Guard 1, Class Council 1, Interact 3,4, BRAGGIN DRAGON 3, Drama Club 2, Student Council 1,Q,3,4. MARK ALAN LORD Lordy Swedesboro What's up? will kill for steak never misses a dance . .. hangs with Wild Bill, Mafia Mamma, Dougie Fresh, Dave, Linda, and gang . . . cruises in the clean machine . . . Prom '85 . . . loves the beach . . . will take Hollywood by storm. ACTIVITIES: Cross Country Q, Powder Puff 3,4, Chorus 1,Q,3,4, Gospel 4, Key Club 3,4, Musical 1,Q,3,4. 30 DORENE DENISE LITTLE Dough Swedesboro Will you shut up and let me talk! goes overboard for subs . , . is a Pro at watching sports . . . breaks bread with Fred . , . stops at nothing for Brakeless . . .ever with Evelina, Janette, Gina, Tina, Tracy, and Kim . . . Summer of 82 . . . will mix well in Bio-chemistry. ACTIVITIES: Powder Puff 3,4, BRAGGIN' DRAGON 4, Drama Club 2,3,4, Modeling Club 1,Q,3,4, Interact 4, KELLY ANN MADDEN Kelly Mullica Hill I don't think so cruises to Warren's in Mullica Hill . . . always with Warren . . . Bunnell Plastics will always remember Summer of '85, good ancl bad times . . . Thanks Tee . .. June 7, 1985 , . , plans for marriage in future. ACTIVITIES: Powder Puff 3,4, Ski Club Q,3, Nurse's Aide 3,4, Interact l,2, Office Aide 3,4. GEOFFREY EARL LIVENGOOD Jeff Swedesboro No probIem . . . passionately prefers pizza . . . is at Home with the boys , . . travels far with the Boys from Brazil . .. is multi-talented sees the 'istars in his 68 Satelite has many fond memories will have a fulfilling future. LEON MANEL SHERREICE MASLOW Reese Beckett What are you doing? . . .is a cut up at Creative Images cruises the mall with Chris, Shari, Judy and Animal. . . tunes in on Tunnat, marvels Martell, Krazy for Klaszky and goes histericaI for Yourison . . . will have a styl ish future. I 3 PATRICIA MCCULLOUGH Trish Beckett What? . . . prefers pasta and parties . . . can be found hanging out with Barb, Mike, Denise and Kelly .. . Powder Puff '84 . . . finds Uncle Milty matchless . . . thinking about psychiatry. ACTIVITIES: Powder Puff 3,4, Interact Q,3,4. JOHN MCCALL DANIEL MELENDEZ Big Dan Swedesboro What's up? bows to Chinese food bolts in the Bomb . .. thinks O is a king . .. likes Larry, Moe, Joe, and Manny Views video movies . . . future Foreign Legioneer. ANN MARIE MCCANN Ann South Harrison You know the deal . . . never gives ice cream the cold shoulder. . .August 30, 1985. . .knows a bit about noises hangs with Helder, Knick and Ray . .. real voc aI with friends at school is a Reliable employee was Rob bed of her heart will marry into a career. PATRICK JOSEPH MELLON PJ Beckett Brent! Wrong! . . . heart melt s over tuna .. . delivers in the Birthmobile. . . Mr. Fredericks is like an uncle . . . best buddies with Brogan, Kathy, Sandi and Lesyk Tippy-Canoe and Cathy too .. .where is the Big Blue Thing in Pureland Homecoming '85 future will gIow as a nuclear engineer, ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2,3g Wrestling 1,Q, Base- ball 1, Powder Puff 3,45 Ski Club 4. , 31 STEPHEN WILLIAM MILLER JR. Mill Swedesboro Ya know? . , . miles and more miles for Berg . . . keeps cool at Hoerter's . . . Mouguls? no Problem! . . . swampin' in the tank . . . simply adores Kell . . . cruises with the boys . . . plans to try his hand at medicine. ACTIVITIES: Cross Country 1,9,3,4 CCapt.D, Track 9,3, Powder Puff 4, Ski Club 1,9,3,4, AV Aide 9,3, Student Council 1. APRIL JEANNE MORGAN April Mullica Hill What do you want? . . . always with Glenn . . . June 95, 1985 . . . seen with Judy, Deet, Audrey, Donna, and Gidget. . . had Moore fun in classes . . . misses two close friends . . . June 7, 1985 four year fixture of the fabulous flags . . . Cosmetology, dental assis- ting, marriage, and family forseen. ACTIVITIES: Softball 1, Powder Puff 3,4, Ski Club 9,3, Modeling Club 1,9,3,4, Flags Corp. 1,9,3,4 CCapt.D, Interact 4, Guidance Aide 4. 39 TH ERESA MARIE MILLER Terri Swedesboro Oh weIl . . . krazy about Klaszky .. . fell for D.L .... hangs around with Dennis, Jackie, Jim, Bill, Sue and Traci July 13, 1985 loves Jackie's magnificent meatballs Summer of '85 ...willing to wed. ACTIVITIE: Powder Puff 3,4, Honor Guard 1, Basketball 1,9,3, Track 9,3, Library Aide 1, Cheerleader 9,4. ROBERT MOXLEY SHIRLEY ANN MONACO Curly Swedesboro You must be crazy! lone scorer in '84 Powder Puff . . . forever swinging for a Peach Tree . . . hangs with Kathy, Brenda and Mo . . . always cruisin' the halls. . . hooked on the hoop . . . hangs around Barchuk's office . . . will enter the working world as a Travel Agent. ACTIVITIES, Softball 1,9,3,4, Basketball 1,9,3,4, Powder Puff 3,4, Student Council 9,3,4. COLLEEN MARIE MULLAN Colleen Clarksboro Oh yea! . . . center of attention in Powder Puff . . . lives for those weekends . . . treasures Prom night '85 special mom- ents made with Ray pays a high fee to AT+T . . . N.Y. '83 . . . never far from Linda . ,. fond of Grube . . . future college co-ed. ACTIVITIES, Football 1,9, Basketball 9, Softball 1,9,3,4, Powder Puff 3,4, Ski Club 1,9,3,4, Nurse's Aide 4, Cheerleader 1, Biology Club 3,4, BRAGGIN' DRAGON 3, Astronomy Club 4. JUDY K. NACHMAN Judy Mickleton Go for it! . . . never far from a phone . . , May 4, 1985 . . . May always be found with April, Sherry, Missy, Carol, and Sharon . . . never frowns on Fredrick . . . cruises the cosmos in her Nova . . . always shore to go to the beach . . . will print-out a future in computers. ACTIVITIES: Powder Puff 3,4, Band 1, Stage Band 1. HOLLY JANE NOTHDURFT Hol Swedesboro Scary . . , will go anywhere with her friends . . . never will forget the Best of Times with Keri, Loretta and Warren thanks to all my friends, especially Warren for all the laughs and good times . . . future is fuzzy. ACTIVITIES: Powder Puff 4. I LYRAE DICHELLE NELSON Rae Beckett What? . , . Pizza Hut pizza to go. . . hangs out in any shopping store music doth charm LyRae best buddies with K.F., B.W., E.W., J.C., M.H., J.D .... minds her manners . . . loves modeling . . . full of advice . . . will miss Martell and Fredricks . . . sees child psychology in her future. ACTIVITIES: Modeling 1,9,3,4, Interact 3,4, Pow- der Puff 3,4, LANCER 4, chorus 1. DENISE O'CONNOR Denise Mickleton Don't you worry 'bout that . . . cruises in her Camaro seen with Kell, Donna, Trish, and Barb. . . keeps memories of Summer of '83 close . . . terrific times spent with Tommy . . . happi- ness found in marriage and business school. ACTIVITIES: Ski Club 1,Q,3, Office Aide 2, GUidBl'IC2 Aide 4. CARMEN JANETTE NIEVES Crazy Swedesboro You bet come down . . . thinks Spanish food is muy bien . . . Linda hand to Julie, Barb, Helen, Gladys, and Stacy . . . cronic comedian . . . envisions being seen in her invisible Porsche . . . gives King O the royal treatment . . . criminology captured her heart . . . interna- tional study can be broadening. ACTIVITIES: Track 8: Field 3, Powder Puff 3,4, Honor Guard 3, Library Aide 3, Biology Club 3, Foreign Language Club 3,4. KATHLEEN MARY PASZEK Kath SWCCQCSDOFO What's the big deal? . . . Pinto's little sis . . . Homecoming '85 Smokey .. . bedknobs and broomsticks , . . May 15, 1985 . . . forever a Duke. . . will greatly miss Gallo. , .deals with drugs at Logan Pharmacy business is her business. ACTIVITIES, Powder Puff 3,4, Ski Club 3,4, BRAGGIN' DRAGON 3, Interact 3,4-, Astronomy Club 4, Biology Club 3,4. 33 DEMETRIUS HENRY PAYNE Demi Swedesboro That's fresh! . . . strikes up a cool beat with the marching unit. . . lives for pizza . . .gracious grapplerfor Urion . . . hurdles O ver obstacles on the track . . . associate of the Royal Crew . . . usually with Dwight, J.T., and Bob . . . will head for college in search of the business world. ACTIVITIES: Soccer 1,Q, Wrestling 1,Q,3,4, Base- ball 1, Track Q,3,4, Powder Puff 3,4, Stage Band 1,2,3,4, BRAGGIN' DRAGON 3, Band 1,Q,3,4, Interact 1,2. DWIGHT LANDON PAYNE Dwight Swedesboro That's your business . . . seldom uses his locker. . .can eat a ton of quarter pounders and roves Chinese . . . hardworking harrier . . . got a kick out of soccer. . . a survivor of the wrestling wars . . . went the distance for 0 . . . college in the future. ACTIVITIES: Soccer 1,2, Cross Country 3, Wres- tling 1,2,3,4, Track 1,Q,3,4, Stage Crew 3,4, Band 1,Q,3,4 CCapt.D, Interact Q,3, National Honor Society Q,3,4, Boy's State 3, Brass Ensemble Q,3,4. FRANKLYN DAVID PENNELL JR. Frank Swedesboro Loves to tackle the field , . . never ill about Mrs. Hill ... can't weight to lift. . . Nose Nick . . . Summer of '85 . . . hit the deck when the bus braked . . . will check into Utech. ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2,3,4, Wrestling 1,2,3,4, Baseball 1,Q. HELEN JAYNE PERCIVAL Welshkin Percival AyeI Cool! . . . wandering from Wales was a trip . . . goes nuts over donuts . . . prefers pizza thinks waterskiing is a splash Gladys t with Julie, Barbara, and Carmen . . . can Stand ley and would like Moore . . . En route to being a travel rep . . . has Spain s to return and be happy. ACTIVITIES: Powder Puff 4, Language Club 4, Modeling Club 4, Cheerleader 4. 34 SHARI LYNN PERLBERG Shar Beckett I'm serious! will miss Aunty Eithel December 99, 1985 . . . The Breakfast Club! . . . shimies with Kimmi, Scot, Chrissy and Colin . . . Pres ides over Interact. . .is a Franken berry without her strawberry shakes .. . calculate a future in computers. ACTIVITIES: Powder Puff 3,4, BRAGGIN' DRAGON 35 lnterct 3,4, Musical 1, Guidance Aide 4. PETE R. PETERS JR. Pee Woodstown Go on somewhere . .. A.V, asset . . . chess champion . . . hangs around with Big, A.J,, Dumb, and Knot . , . fabulous photographer . . . remembers freshman baseball . . . will miss Moore's historical class . . . primed for partic- ularly perfect, political career. ACTIVITIES: Baseball 1,Q, AV Aide 'I,2,3,4. : WENDY SUE PETERSEN Wend Clarksboro For reaI?! . . . will butter -up anyone for lobster tails . . . lingers at The Lake . . . warms up in her sun bird . . .July QQ, 1985 . . .thinks Mrs. Campbell is the soup of the day . . . hangs loose with Lisa, Bonnie, Rob, and Cyndi . . . and will sing to the tune of money. ACTIVITIES: Powder Puff 4, Band Q,3,4, Flags Corp.3,4, Chorus 4. ---: I ROBERT LEON POTZINGER Pot Mount Royal Cares for cafeteria lunches . . . a little embarras- sed over falling in the lake. . . enjoys court ing basketball. . . nothing fish y about his hobbies . . . had a flowering time at Sweeten's Florist . . . baked up the idea of a pastry chef's future. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1,3,4. LINDA MARIE PINO Snuggums Swedesboro I don't knoooowl . . . can't pass ta up good Italian food . . . Mr. lanotti is never without class . . . hops around with Cricket, Crazy, Bill Judy, Mark, Hubert, and Helen. . . November 1 O, 1983 CHHPJ . . .sure to miss BrewCrew. . .will walk into a career as a physical therapist. ACTIVITIES: Track Q, Powder Puff 3,4, Stage Crew 1,2, Biology Club 3, Band 1,2,3,4, Musical 3,4, Guidance Aide 4. TERRY TERRELL PRATT Mr. Softy Mickleton Cutey . . . spends time talking on the phone . . . parties are the perfect place . . . thinks Mr. Bergin is the best . . . raps with Vespe, Bayard, Johns, and Robinson . . . will trade school in future and then make big buckS. ACTIVITIES: Football 1,3,4, Basketball 3, Track Q,3. DAVE A. POLLAK Dancing Dave Swedesboro Excellent . . . has a crush tacean on lobster Kendig Bill, Mike, and P.J. has great Pulsations for rock music . . . wades his way into swiming .. . tells his story in Mr. Your- ison's class swims the summer away wishes for wealth. ACTIVITIES: Swimming Q,3,4, Powder Puff 3,4, Chorus 1,SZ,4, AV Aide 3. DEEPA REHANA QUADIR D.Q. Beckett Oh wow! really? sure to soon sail the seven seas . .. will miss a special Marine and chats with Mrs. lanotti . . . an avid aggravater of Ashraful. . .Summer of '85 . . .crazy companion of Kim, Chris, Dave, LyRae, Rachel, Bern and Toni . . .loyal LANCER leader. . .wants Moore time with 'Miss' Borelli . . . friends with a fun gi . . . will make a compound of biology and chemistry. ACTIVITIES: LANCER 3,4 CCo-editorb, IMAGES 4, Foreign Language Club 3, National Honor Soci- ety 3,4 CTreas.7, Biology Club 3,4, Girl's State 3. ERIC WILLIAM RANDALL Ran Mullica Hill The question is moot . . . jams with Bam . .. barrels through the land in The Elk pals with Pedro, Bam, Royal Crew, Dana and Tweety ... had Moore fun in Mrs. O'Neill's class . ,. is wired to be in communications, ACTIVITIES: Football Q,3,4, Track 'I,Q,3,4. WILLIAM ALAN REINERTH Kegger Beckett Take a Chill . . . dramatic dancing Dragon . . . won't forget Mr. Y, Berg, Grube, Mr. Schneck and Pizza Man . . . January 16, 1985 . . . hangs out with Hubert, Wimpy and Fat Calves. . . adviser to L.S .... will enhance any college. ACTIVITIES: Powder Puff 3,4, LANCER 4, Ski Club 4, Dragon Mascot 4, Interact 3,4, Astron- omy Club 4, Drama Club 3, Musical 3,4, National Honor Society Q,3,4, Boy's State 3. 36 SUSAN MARIE REDFIELD Sooze Clarksboro I'm serious! . . . Co-Captain of rifle squad . . . hangs out with Audrey and Donna band room 9th period May 95, 1985 CDeptford MalIfCamdenJ . . , will miss band competitions ... will dance her way to fame. ACTIVITIES, Powder Puff 4, Rifles 1,Q,3,4 6Co- Capt.b, Modeling Club 1, BRAGGIN' DRAGON 4, Guidance Aide 4, Student Council 4. WENDY JOYCE REEVES Hubert Mickleton Who cares, I'm having a bird! a major asset to Eitel . . . can be found buzzing in the BIueberry with Deb, Bill, Jeff and Cricket . . . will miss Band Bus 01 ... January 8, 1986 ... college bound. ACTIVITES: Powder Puff 3,4, Ski Club 1, Chorus 4, GirI's State 3, Stage Band 1,2,3, Band 1,2,3,4, Interact 3,4, Drama Club 3,4, Musical 1,9,3,4, Student Council 4, National Honor Society 3,4, Brass Ensemble 1,Q,3. CAROL ANN RIVAL wimpy Mr. Royal I'm hungry . . . life revolves around twirling . . . smiles with a stick . . . Toll Booth Trio . . . Wet Woman ... dances with Mr. Y .,. Rocks with Deb, Dee and majorettes . . . missed senior hockey scene will twirl her way through college. ACTIVITIES, Hockey 1,Q,3, Softball 1,Q,3,4, LANCER 4, Powder Puff 3,4, Majorette 1,Q,3,4 CCapt,J, Band 4 fpres.7, Interact 4, National Honor Society Q,3,4 CV.P.J, Girl's State 3, Homecoming Court 4, Musical Q, Guidance Aide 4. LUIS MANUEL RIVERA Luisito Swedesboro What's up? . . . old fashion painter . . , loves a good cheesesteak . . . always with Andres . . . plays basketball with the boys . .. plans to electrify the electronics world. DEBRA ANN ROBERTS Debbie Swedesboro Seriously! thinks Klaszky has Klass moves to the music . . . jokes with Judy, Pvt., Pup, David, Rachel, Chris, Carol, and Mary . .. Summer of 85 . SHAWN ANTHONY RUFFIN Ruff Mt. Royal You ain't really down! . . . steaks his life on food para mount in the Royal Crew October 1, 1984 . . . was track ed down by Mr. O'NeiII . . . one of Indiana Fred's Raiders . . .jubiliant andjovialwith Jackie. . .will run away in business. ACTIVITIES: Track 1 ,9,3,4, Football 1,Q,3, Basket- ball 1,Q. ROOSEVELT JOSEPH ROBINSON Robbie Rob Swedesboro Oh, that's what I thought . . . is a wizard on the keyboard . . . is a rapid rapper . . . goes to the Grove in Ghost . . . jams with Bam, Dan, Eric, Terry, Jerry, Kim, and Juanita . . . plans to be a rich record rapper. ACTIVITIES: Football 1,Q, Basketball 1,2,4, Track 1,2,4, Stage Band 1,Q, Band 1,Q. DONALD JOHN SANDBERG Burger Mickleton Dude cheeses pizza over everything else . . . is driven mad over cars . . . thinks it's a sin ema to miss movies . . . was really struck by Mr. Bergin's personality ., . makes his move ies in cinematography . . . whiles away his time with Kyle, Ed, Dan, Potz, John and AI . . . will design a future in drafting. JUDY LEIGH ROSS Mafia Mama Swedesboro Shoot'em aII! . .. dances the night away . . . body slams to watch Pro Wrestling . . . runs up a Bill on the phone with Mark, Linda, and Debbie... March 21, 1985 . . . April 18, 1985. . . will account in business school. ACTIVITIES: Chorus 4, Musical 4. TRACI SANDY 37 FRANCISCO A. SANTOS Frank Clarksboro Ain't no thing but a thing . . . shellfish when it comes to sharing seafood . . . racing smooths out the curves Gress and Borelli make the English grade . . . pals around with Paul, Tony, Ray, Floyd, Jon, Kerry, Jeff and Shorty . . . will travel far at Pennco Tech. ACTIVITIES: Stage Crew 1,Q,3,4. I KATHLEEN R. ELIZABETH SCOTT Nikki Swedesboro Hey, babe! what's doing? . . . believes noth- ing beats partying with Mike . . . cruises in Alexander . . . arcade regular with Mike, Kelli, Irv, and the gang . . . feels Mustangs are a must . . . will miss singing in the Lav . . . recorded as wanting to beta disc jockey. ACTIVITIES: Interact 3, Guidance Aide 3,4, Student Council 4. 38 GREGORY THOMAS SCHULTZ Redbeard Clarksboro Get outta here . . . has a palate for pizza .. . mad about movies yearns for Yourison's class . . . employment Inn the Old Swedes .. . Garr ying on with Ged. V. Connors, Jar, Vespe, and Puff . . . if you've seen one you've seen a mall facts and figures account for future. ACTIVITIES: Baseball 1, Football 1,Q,3,4, Basket- ball 1,3, Powder Puff 4, Ski Club 1,2,3,4. STEPHEN EDWARD SCOTT Pack Rat Swedesboro Oh well that's life is not chicken about eating poultry . . . never at error with Mr. Bergin . .. is minted as a numismatic . .. babbles with Barbara, Brian, Dan, Rob, Tom, and Thelma . . . springs a cross the country . . . is motivated towards the military. ACTIVITIES: Cross Country 1,Q,3,4, Track 1,4. KIMBERLY NOEL SCHWENK Kim Clarksboro Think Dink . . . shined as an all star. . , tennis tri-captain . . . didn't make 'friends' at Friendly's . . . breathless over Brian . . , September 27, 1985. . .took the bat for Whimpy. . .Toll Booth Trio. . . part of the K-Mart clique . . . Hawaii '85 . . . charted towards nursing. ACTIVITIES: Tennis 3,4 tTri-Capt.J, Softball 9,3,4, Powder Puff 3,4, Ski Club Q, Interact SZ,3,4, Guidance Aide 4. MARY GRACE SEBASTIANI Mary Clarksboro Ya right a four year sprinter on Klaszky's team cheers the team on for a victory enjoyed winning in the Powder Puff . . .will miss all her good friends . . . illustrates a future in art. ACTIVITIES: Girl's Track 1,2,3,4, Powder Puff 3,4, Ski Club 1,9,3,4, Cheerleader 1,SZ,3,4, Biology Club 3,4, BRAGGIN' DRAGON 4, Interact 3,4, Astrono- my Club 4, AV Aide 4. c DEBRA JANE SHARP Debbie Swedesboro l'm bouncin ' Dodge's in her Omni Senior Feliz . . . would run a cross the country for Joe . . . October 91, 1985 . . . carouses with Carol, Joe, and Wendy will cruise on to college. ACTIVITIES: Baseball Statistician 4, Powder Puff 4, Chorus 4, Musical 9,4. JEFF A. SPULER The Worm Mullica Hill Sheep dip . . . can be seen with Frank, Den and Tony. . .an asset to A.V. , . .will Breakout from homework . . . Picks up on his guitar . . . will rock on with Stryper. . . might be college bound. ACTIVITIES: Baseball 1,Q,3,4, Powder Puff 3, AV Aide 3. ANGELA CHRISTINE SMEDLEY Angel Beckett Chinese food bangs a gong journalism is write on the dot is Wild with Bill, Joanne, and Sue Ann d loves Gress summertime Sparkles at the shore . , . raises a racket playing ball Dodge s in her Datona . . . Prom 84 . . . will Journey to being a writer. ACTIVITIES, Powder Puff 4, Honor Guard 4, Modeling Club 1,Q,3,4, Chorus 4, BRAGGIN' DRAGON 3,4, Band 4, Interact 3,4, Musical 4, Guidance Aide 4, Student Council 3,4. LISA ANN STAUFFER LCC MICklCtOfl Did Martin call? . . . saddles for horses . . . loves lounging in the Iav drives Martin crazy , . . August QQ, 1984 , . . will get up and go in her Monte Carlo . . . wanders with Wendy, Sue, Cyndi, and Jeanne . . . will marry into a future of horses. ACTIVITIES: Powder Puff 4. KELLY ANN SPRINGER Joan Clarksboro This is the deaI . . . chooses cheesesteaks to chomp . . . cruises with Cathy in the Jetsonmob- ile Jams to Joan Jett . .. loves leather . .. powerhouse of Powder Puff close with Cathy, Steph, Mike, Kelly, Monica, and Evelina . . . wishes for Just Another Night at Daytona Beach . . . will make millions in music. ACTIVITIES: Powder Puff 3,4, Ski Club 1, Chorus 2,3, Stage Band 4, Interact Q,3,4, Musical 3,4. I TODD ROBERT SUESSMUTH Todd Mickleton Ain't nothin' but a thang . .. loves to ripple the twine in soccer . . . dribbles for the basket- ball team save s time for the Computer Crew. . . set s his goals for Computer Science. ACTIVITIES: Soccer 2,3,4, Basketball 2,3,4, Pow- der Puff 3,4, Ski Club 3,4, Band Q, AV Aide 3, Boy's State 3. 39 KELLYANNE RENAE SULLY Sul Mullica Hill I don't think so! . . . cruised the course with the Pug Pack . . . arctophilist . . . fondly remem- bers October 13, 1984 . . . shore loves the beach. . .is mesmerized by blue eyes . . .will be physical as a therapist. ACTIVITIES: Cross Country 9,3,4, CCapt.J5 Swim- ming Q,3,45 Track 1,S2,3,45 Powder Puff 3,45 Rifles 1,2,3,- Ski Club 3,45 Interact 35 Guidance Aide 45 Student Council 3. JODY LYNN TOMALINO Jody Mickleton Melts for grilled cheese and tomato soup . . . fond of Fredericks . . . Sue re will miss times with Mary Jo, Val, Kimmi, Tracy, Sara, and Mary . . .January 11, 1986. . .won't miss waking with the birds , . .will never forget a memorable time Big Daddy Dogger . . . will make a career at the MOBY. ACTIVITIES: Track 1,25 Cheerleading Q,3,4 CCapt.D5 Field Hockey 15 Powder Puff 3,45 Ski Club 1,9,3,45 Nurse's Aide 1,Q,35 BRAGGIN' DRAGON 35 Student Council 1,Q,3,4. JOHAN SUNDLOF Spike Sweden l don't know exchange kicker for the Dragons has a ball playing soccer Glasscage August 14, 1985 chows down Chinese food . .. finds Mike and Gregg Rich sleek on the slopes future engineer. ACTIVITIES: Powder Puff 45 Football 45 Track 45 Ski Club 4. I DANA JUDITH TRAUTMAN Day J. Beckett lf all else fails panic! . . . cruises the scene in her love machine . . . hangs out with the gang . .. crossed the country for Bergin flyed through the water for Baker . . . will nurse a health career. ACTIVITIES: Powder Puff 3,45 Nurse's Aide 3,45 Chorus 45 Musical 35 Cross Country 3,45 Swim- ming 3,45 Interact Q,3,4. JONATHAN MARK THOMPSON J.T. Mickleton Yea Buddy drums himself to death .. bussed tables with the Red Rooster finds fishing fun . . . hounds for hunting . . . Dwight ful with Demi and Uncle Sid will roam into the R.O.T.C. ACTIVITIES: Soccer 1,25 Wrestling Q,3,45 Baseball 15 Track 45 Stage Band 1,Q,3,4j Band 1,9,3,4 tCapt.J Musical 1,Q,3,4. LISA MARIE TYSON TY Mullica Hill That's what I know competitive cheer- leader. . .enjoys being with her girls. . .always seen with L.L. Cool J. . . . loves going to Washington with her sister . .. misses her mother dearly . . . plans to go to college and have a family. ACTIVITIES: Chorus 15 Cheerleader 1,2,3,45 Softball 1,2 BRENDA LEE URBAN Brenda Clarksboro Just reIax adds up the numbers for Barchuks' Dragons spends time with a special Red Head spends Mo time with Rob and Shirl inner most for hockey touches first base for Kisela. ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey 1,Q,3,4CCapt.D, Basket- ball 1,SZ,3,4 CCapt.7, Softball 1,Q,3,4 CCapt.J, Powder Puff 3,4, Ski Club 9,3, Class Council 1, BRAGGIN' DRAGON 3, Student Council Q,3,4. PEDRO VERGARA VALERIE SUSAN MARIE VASTA Val Swedesboro No way! flies to the flicks misses a special maritime cadet mixes with the Peanut Gang , Beth, and Colleen . . . Prom '84 . . . always goes the distance on the phone . .. will enhance a campus. ACTIVITIES: Powder Puff 3,4, Ski Club Q,3,4, Modeling Club 4, Class Council 2, Interact 4, Guidance 4, Student Council 1,Q,3,4. JOHN VITO VESPE Vito Clarksboro Stuck on shrimp. . . takes his '68 Camaro to the mall . . , rides around with Mike, Rich, and Greg . . . fancies working on cars . . . can dig football and baseball . .. future is foggy. ACTIVITIES: Football 1,3,4, Baseball 1,Q,3,4, Basketball 3, Stage Crew 1,Q,3,4, AV Aide 1,Q. THEODORE JOSEPH VELYKIS Ted Gibbstown Me? . . . one of Baker's brave aquanauts , . . hangs out at the pool . . . rides the BIue Bus . . .seen with Robb, Steve and the gang. . .gave homecoming court a trial . . . college bound. ACTIVITIES: Swimming 9,3,4, Powder Puff 4, AV Aide 1,2,3, Nat'l Honor Society 2,3,4. BERNADETTE ELIZABETH WADDELL Bern Beckett What? . . . will be tagged as a traveler . .. is a model dancer. . . does not fancy physics . . . April 3 . . . was Gallup ed to Governor's school . . . malls the department stores . . . is coded to L.N., D.Q., C.G., and E.W .... thinks Mr. Youri son is bright . . . will be judged a sentence in pre-law. ACTIVITIES: Modeling Club 1,Q,3,4, Governor's School 3, Interact Q,3,4, Astronomy Club 3, Biology Club 3, Office Aide 4, LANCER 4. STACEY ANNE WAGNER Rocky Mt. Royal What, are you crazy? . . , pizza and potatoes person . . . motors in Martha with Denise, Carman, Waye, Laura and Peg. . . thinks rifling is a big game . . . headed for college. ACTIVITIE: Rifles 1,Q,3,4 CCapt.D, softball 1,Q,3, CCapt.l, Track 1,Q,3, Weight Lifting Q,3, Nurse's Aide 1,3, Library Aide 1, Cheerleaders 1,Q,3,4, Class Council Q,3,4, Guidance 3, Student Council 3, JOSEPH P. WILBRAHAM Joe Pedricktown No way, man . . . pumps petrol . . . will never miss the bus draws upon his artistic talents . . . picks the guitar everytime . . . tunes in to Tun nat's class . . . will miss smoking in the boy's room . . . likes to ride the railroad in his Z-98. ACTIVITIES: Football 1 . 42 COLIN HARRISON WARREN Semi Mullica Hill No!That's a trip! . . . found the orchards with Chris or cruising in the Velle . . . jams on base with Scott and the boys . . . sees a future under the hood of a 747 and a henpecked life with Chris. ACTIVITIES: Track 1, Football 1, Stage Crew 1,Q. DANIEL M. WILSON Sweet D Woolwich Mind your own business! . . . Big Macs from Mickie Dee's make the list .. . listens to the beat of his own drumming . .. mad over motorcycles pals with Pedro, Joe, Bambi, Ron, Ruff, Mike and Wit . . . will wed and father a family. ACTIVITIES: Football 4, Basketball 3, Modeling Club Q,3. HOLLY PAT WARRINGTON Rippy Mickleton Oh, really! . . . sang her way through chorus . . . showed her stuff in Powder Puff . . . marched her way through band . . . never far from her T-Bird .. . always near to friends so dear. . .great expectations for life's long years. ACTIVITIES: Powder Puff 4, Honor Guard Q, Modeling Club Q, Chorus 4, Band 1,9. EVELINA CELESTE WILSON Ev Swedesboro Forget you then! . . . turns to pizza twists . . . timeless telephone talker has memorable moments with Maria, Doreen, Kelly and Jan . , . acts crazy with Tammy. . . never tells S.H. to be quiet . . . will administer a career in business. ACTIVITIES, Powder Puff 3, Modeling Club Q,3,4, Nurse's Aide 1,9,3,4, Key Culb 3,4. KENNETH EDWIN WILSON Wils Swedesboro Cruises in a '78 Camaro. . .will miss Mr. Yourison . . . Bears construction . . .DecemberS29, 1984 .. . cruises the Boro with Mat, Chris, Miller, Russel, Harm and Kenny. . . loves spending time with Linda. ACTIVITIES: Football 1,9, Ski Club 1,2,3,4. PHILLIP YURGIN WANDA LORRAINE WINBORNE Nea-Nea Clarksboro Never mind . . . passionate for pizza . . . note d for singing . . . reminisces about riding the bus. . . is a sleeping beauty. . . is in heaven when with Kevin .. . future is up in the air ACTIVITIES: Chorus 4. SUSAN MARTHA YURGIN Sue Harrisonville I don't care! .. . can't Stan 6:45 alarm . .. miss es Rob. R. . . Jo kes with friends . . has Traces of fun with Kim thinks Katie is o Kay . . .thought Wildwood was a trip in '85. ACTIVITIES: Tennis 1,2,3, Track Q, Powder Puff 3, Ski Club 1,Q,3,4, Cheerleader 2, Class Council Q,3, Student Council 1,Q,3,4. STEVEN LAMONT WITCHER Wit Mt. Royal Yo that's real ill! . . . passes the time chillin with the crew . . . will Ms. Curtis . . . romps the roads in Bessie Lou his Malibu. . .his heart races for cars . . . forever a PhilIy' fanatic , . . is a super skeeter , . . works his summer away . . . will never get fed up as a restaurant owner. ACTIVITIES: Football 3, Basketball 3, Cross Country 1, Track 4,Modeling Club 1, BRAGGIN' DRAGON 1, Band 9, Key Club 9, Student Council 9. 43 HUl77EC.'UI77INE' W 44 p 1955 A 45 J - I , A V n .x 3, 1': :Pi 'A A Q ,-13153. 512.9 'W' WSW 1 A Wg V4 W U Y , -vw I-Pifiizhf, lfff :ul TA M. 1 , 12. 11,4 'iful-ggi? ' -ffyf ju ,gsm-fgg, Q29 ,vQVNfkfQT'g ' ', ,'Q'f5 gzxfu ,gf . ' I 'V V 5 'sf' A rj L.--.w15nEw'y '-laik. fx I , , nv ,t , ' V er., iq- V441 Sip? 31 1 -5513, in wi- 'f' eff ., -'? r:f.?w of wrfwgm 2-+71 4- 12 X rf 'ff rx ,,- A - M ' ., .. h-B 'Q -f . vs. L lv- fl' V' .1 , 1' - w 'v M ,: - - ,W P 47 A I , .3 Q 4 K . I ff, jkflslszial' A br 1 -Y ijx Vg- 4. A Nix' r ---- f . A 3.. -' Q 'f--'vi ' T'1'iQf w41 j x g ,,, 5 - ' ' '3'-'iv' - 46 -sr., K 901pM5i 1- , ru- V, Favcnx Fi? in 48 l M 'ii 9 if 'wr gli'-,AM 2 at Robert Carl Richardson Cherry Smith November 93, 1968 - February 3, 1984 June 18, 1967 - May 10, 1985 NEVER MORE WILL THE WIND Never more will the wind Cherish you again, Never more will the rain. Never more Shall we find you bright In the snow and wind The snow is melted The snow is gone, And you are flown: Like a bird out of our hand Like a light out of our heart You are gone. HYMEN Monica Hunter Melissa Bradway D2C2mb2f 18, 1967 -June 7, 1985 January 29, 1968 - June 7, 1985 Standing: Dr. D. Cotungo, D. Aziz, G. Hutchinson, R. Aziz, P. Nicastro, Sitting: L. Grasso, E. DeSimone, M. Horner, L. Stewart, Not pictured EUHFFU UF EDUC TIUN E. Brown, T. Cianciulli. Fi iir , Standing: Dr. D. Cotungo, P. Nicastro, Sitting: G. Hutchison, Cvice- Philip Nicastro Presidenth, E. DeSimone, CPresidenti. 50 X , JOHN RAJCZY - Vice Principal W. ,,,, , WW, ,,,, .. ,...m.....a-nu.q ,HM M DR. DOMINIC COTUNGNO - Superintendent PATRICIA PARKER - Director of Pupil Personnel ! DR. JAMES GRANATO - Principal MITCHELL CZOCH -Director of Curriculum 8 5? 'Q 51 Euidan ,, ,, wwf r WX :1L,ELL.,:E,L I jf, , rig MARION FRAZlER: Douglas College, B.S., Glassboro State College, M.A. W m., KEITH CLARK: Glassboro State College, B.A., M.A., Saturday Session Monitor. ROBERT HUNT: Glassboro State College, B.A., M.A. RALPH BAKER: Temple University, B.S., University of Michigan M.S., Swimming Coach. F'H Lr'5IE L ANTHONY BARCHUCK: North Carolina State Univer- sity, B.A., Head Football Coach, Athletic Director, rr,iiitt,i , ANNE O'NEILL: Glassboro State College, B.A., KARYN M. PICKARD: Davis and Elkins Softball and Hockey Assistant Coach. University, B.S., Girls Basketball Coach, Hockey Coach. JOHN MILCHANOWSKI, Glassboro State College, B.A., Co-Advisor - Ski Club. MARGARET SUITER: Glassboro State College, B.A., M.A,, Intramurals, Adult School Volleyball. ,fm RON LERCHf Western Maryland College, B.S., Glassboro State College, M.A., Co-Advisor Ski Club, Intramurals. CHILD TLIU EFI JUANITA LORE: Cooper Hospital of Nursing, R.N., Glassboro State College, B.A., MARYJANE KOBSA: West Virgina University, B.S., Patterson State, Advisor Health Office Assistants. M.A., Learning Disability Specialist. Ni I 3 5 JOAN O'BRlEN COHEN: Rutgers University, B.A., SUSIE DEMERETTE: Social Worker DR. LOWELL ZEID M.D.: School M.S.W., A.C.S.W., Student Assistant Counselor. Physician 54 EFEEI LTIEE v.. W' , T X QA.. 0 , . xx MARYLOU COFFEY: lmmaculata College, A.B.. Villanova, M.L.S., Librarian. MICHELE ZELDNER: Speech Therapist. leading Advisor, 9-L 1 KATHLEEN DILL: University of Deleware, B.S. JOHN K. CASSIDY: Glassboro State College, B.A. NANCY SARBELLO: Glassboro State College, B.A., Cheer- 'MMM J. TROPEA: Careerfvocatinal Job Placement Coordinator. 5 si? .ff . .iiii I JOHN B.A. HOLLENY: Glassboro State College, 55 EU 'NE55 EUUUFJ wmv r'r i ?'- -MN, W I ,. ,y gf? 53? Emma.. KATHERINE TIMON: Northwestern State University, B.S. I I I X X x ' x X 5 1 1 N r I, I, ' :Di I lllztu 1 I I I ii - V A. I IIIII - I' li'I I I ff 56 SANDRA BARRISKELL: Rider College, B.S. PATRICIA YULO: Trenton State University, B.S. ETHEL MARTELL: Temple University, B.S., Manager of School Store, Interact Advisor. LHNELIHE' N KATHRYN HAINES: Douglas College, B.A. QM IX 'lv ly 5' A ',,'fX 1 . V X in I W Wu. gl' , l 1 L V V 2 :! -I , S 'Y I - -al.,-' i If 2 Y H , v ' 1 I SIM- NS ' W- ,,,,,, , - w ffm. 'M-.-wi: M 25 211 .. -1 Nr 'gfnu?:'g'-,, uf ,gat V TK? 11,94 .0L,'xQ'-X ' 44 X ' n f- V Z ,J , WAX -.Wm fm .LM x Y H. - EILEEN SHANAHAN: Morivan College, B.A., Foreign Language Club Advisor. LINDA HEDENBERG: University of Evansville, B.A., Indiana KATHRYN CURTlS: Millersville University, B.S. 57 State University, M.S., Foreign Language Club Advisor. ENGL! six' Q ,tb Q UE? 9 94 9,' g', U cl! 1 4 . 4:9.n'f 99 9 9 Q g 4: Q o 9 . 5 Ho .9 4 I O , 'Q ,Q Q 0 Q A 0 0 Q 4: l 5 4 W, 9 Q 9 4, .1 fa? P' v I 'Cf 35. ': .'ar 4-'E LOIS STANLEY: UrSlr'lUS College, B.A., BRAGGIN' DRAGON Advisor. .,,MlKl 58 BETH COLBY: Huntingdon College, B.A. MICHAEL KLASZKY: St. Francis College, B.A., Head Girls' Track Coach, Assistant Football Coach, Girls' Strength and Conditioning Coach. W. WILLIAM CRANE: Glassboro State College, B.A., M.A., IMAGES Advisor. CATHY DEREMIGIO, West Chester University, B.S., Forensic Club. THOMAS MORSE: University of Nebraska, B.G.S. MICHAEL CANONICA: University of Southern California, B.A., Advisor Class of '88, Play Director, Assistant Baseball Coach. MARIANNE KISELA, Glassboro State College, B.S., Head Softball Coach, Band Front Director. LINDA M. TUNNAT, West Chester State College, B.S., Advisor Class of '90 59 ROBERT M. URION, Morris-Harvey College, B.A., Head Wres- tling Coach, Assistant Softball Coach, Powder Puff Coach. THOMAS R. YOURISON, Glassboro State College, B.A., M.A. 60 2 'Q RICHARD O'NElLL, Theil College, B.A., Head Track Coach Assistant Football Coach. MILTON FREDERICKS, Glassboro State College, B.A., Advisor Interact, Advisor National Honor Society, Assis- tant Girls Track Coach, Girls Cross Country Coach, Assis- tant Girls Basketball Coach. I5 UFl'r' UW I Blllg 2, 7 55 Hill Fifi? A '-1: flip i lil. ml Q It -- . nba xi til? sig if 22 E lla 2, W5 ill f xi 4 fl! Wifi 1156 4 1. fixwd THOMAS SCHOENER: Elizabethtown College, B.A., Head Tennis WILLIAM V. MOORE: Glassboro State College, B.A. Coach KGirlsD. ROBERT HUNT: Glassboro State College, B.A., M,A. VINCENT BRISTOW: Western Kentucky University, B.A., M.A. mH f ,-ff' Gy., . Y KEVIN LUKAS: Glassboro State College B.A., Assistant Football Coach, Weight Coach Intramurals. JOHN RUSSELL, JR.: Glassboro State College, B.A., Head Baseball Coach. -. LL... STEVE IANNOTTI: West Chester State College, B.S., Freshmen Football Coach, Freshmen Baseball Coach. JACKI PELLERITI: AGlassboro State College, B.A., LANCER Advisor. I DENNIS GALLO: Glassboro State College, B.A., M.A., Director of Adult Education, AV Advisor. . Wi' dl. B zo. O 'L-M--.4 MKJJM i ,- CYNTHIA LOVELL: Glassboro State College, B.A. ,Egg X 5 BONNIE SUE MORTON: Trenton State College, B,A. XWIQ DIANE CAMIOLO: Gl6SSb0l'O State College, B,A., BRAGGIN' DRAGON Co-Advisor 440 O l 1.4 if JS V I 1 l 0 9 0 BOB SCHNECK: University of Waterloo, B.A., Glassboro State College, M.A. THOMAS K. GRUBER: Wesley College, A.A., West Virginia Wesleyan College, B.S., Astronomy Clb Advisor, Biology Club Advisor. B B 0 .J U 9 ' QQ 5 A E ax Ili . DENNIS MOZIER: Glassboro State College, B.A., Activities Coordinator vig ' 5 Q i xl, - - I 'O vqx 4 l 'ts AQ! K Jil' it J THOMAS J. BERGIN: Murry State University, B.S., Head Cross Country Coach, Assistant Track sb Coach fBoy Coach Boys Basketball. WILLIAM SMITH: Glassboro State University, B.S., Head C3 ANDREW MORITZ: Rutgers University, BS., Assistant Football Coach. as THE 5 S SWAN ft gl LYNN YODER: University of Rhode Island, B.S., Student Council Advisor. FLOYD ARMSTRONG: S.U.N.Y. Cortland, B.S., Glassboro State College, B.S., Assistant Soccer Coach. JOHN CAVANAGH: Glassboro State College, B.A., Director of Stage Crew. JAMES EITEL: Wilkes College, B.S., Marching and Concert Band Director, Brass Ensemble Stage Band. Au E 9 9 LIL 4 'II Q- 4 , 'av kwa, i x I I I, I ! i .tx 1- 13 Im, . sf - l, '4 GEORGENE POLLICINO, Glassboro State College, B.A., JONATHAN DALTON: Peabody Conservatory of Music, LANCER'S Art Advisor. GEORGE HARRIS: Glassboro State College, B.A., JV Basketball Coach, Intramurals. B.M., Jr. Band Director, Jr.-Sr. Chorus, Jr. High Stage Band Advisor, 1989 Class Advisor, Musical Director. KIMBERLY VAN ZORREN, Glassboro State College, B.A., Class of 1986 Advisor. LISA IANNOTTII University of Delaware, B.S L XVW- 1 67 X P. PARANTO 2 M. GRAHAM L. ROEBUCK ' E. SCHOENER N. KEEBLER i.,NNx.,fs H. STACKHOUSE S. BARBER I M. GUNNING L. D'AURIA 2 l 48. M. FISH V. KOLESSAR Q EU5 DHI VEH5 .1 Qi . G. COOMBS - Buildings and Grounds Sp J. MORGAN - Transportation - gd? ' ' x uw K E. WAGNER - Food Services EL 55 UF FIB7 Veronica Sumiel 72 Vice-President I kf, .5 , Z , E Mrs. Yoder David Clark Advisor President 2 ,. 5 Hilary Hutchison Nikki Miller Secretary Treasurer J. Albert J. Allen S. Ambruster C. Anderson S. Atkinson C. Bacon W. Bates V. Battaglia C. Bauer R. Bavata D. Beckett M. Blair J. Bonaccorsi M. Borzio C. Boyd F. Boyd Y. Boyd A. Boyles D. Burlingame S. Caltabiano D . Camp D. Capozzi B. Cavallo B. Chaplin T. Cicione D. Clark K. Dallas T. Daniels S. Davis L. Deberry L. Dempsey D. DeStefano R. DeStefano C. DiMaio S. Donnelly C. Dougherty 73 S. Dunn M. Dysart D. Eiger J. Ellis N. Enick C. Everwine S. Ferry C. Finger A. Fischer C. Flowers H. Gaglionne B. Garozzo A. Gattuso M. George C. Gibbs M. Gastkowski F. Grandizio T. Grasso C. Green S. Griffin C. Haines M. Hallan D. Hampton K. Hayden T. Hickman S. Hickman S. Hodnett 74 'Qgf :E f .... 'W HW B. Hoffman A. Holt J. Hornig K. Huitsch K. Hunt E. Hurst H. Hutchinson K. Jackson B. Jenkins B. Jones D. Kidd D. Koriakin R. LaRocca R. Lindsey S. Maccarone M. Magdin G. Maley K. Malin J. M6l'ChCSBf'li V . Marino T. Marsh T. Martin E. Martins J. Masters J. McFadden K. Mctyre D. Melghan 75 J. Miller K. Miller L. Miller N. Miller R. Miller S. Miller S. Monaco L. Monahan G. Montanez D. Moore J. Nauta J. Norman M. O'l.eary A. Pansera A. Pate J. Previtera B. Price S. Purvin B. Pyle M. Pyle A. Quadir A. Reid C. Richter M. Robinson C, Rohlfing E. Sawicki 76 Mwmm t f 3 5 f H 3 W 3 Wdfff R. Schindel D Schwenk K. Scott S. Selby D Shana S. Sharlow Simkiss Smith Smith Snyder J. Solomen J. Spence L. Spencer N. Steffen J. Steward J. Stumm H. Suessmuth V. Sumiel D. Thomas J. Thompson D. Valentine L. Wilgue R. Williams S. Williams V. Yates M. Young R. Zolkov 77 EL F155 UF I WB X Lea Stanley Mr. Canonica Tonya Kier Advisor Vice-President r, 45, 2 1 I ree M r r r I Wendy Grasso Sara Horner Secretary Treasurer Y., vx M. Abbonizio W. Arrison S. Augstyn J. Baltadonis D. Aziz B. Banff E. Barber R. Barber D. Beatty A. Beiermeister E. Berlin A. Boone C. Borneggine P. Bottiglieri H . Bradley M. Bradley C. Brickner M. Brickner K. Brown E. Buchenhorst K. Burnette A. Caltabiano J. Caltablano S. Caltabiano K. Carr B. Casella R. Cella R. Chew D. Clark J. Clevenger W. Clouser M. Connors B. Coombs M. Coraso S. Corsaro B. Coulter 79 K. Carley K. Dalton D. Davidson C. Davis E. Davis R. DeAngeIo M. DeNie T. Dowdy L, Dupper B. Edwards M. Egan T. Eldridge L. Ferdinando A. Fish L. Fishburn A. Fitch J. Flacco K. Flaherty J. Foley W. Fredrick J. Frizell K. Gable J. Gage M. Gaglionne L. Gasbarro M. Gibson N. Grandizio 80 f. vi. Q'-, . i W. Grasso B. Guy K. Hampton K. Hannon J. Hannum G. Hart L. Hemple C. Herrmann R. Hess D. Hickman K. Hinkle L. Hoffman D. Holland J. Holmes S. Horner C. Howarth D. Hunsberger J. Hyndman J. Iocona M. Jaramillo M. Jenkins S. Jusko R. Justice J. Kane M. Kelly Y. Kemp J. Kidd T. Kier C. Klemaszewski K. Kuchler B. Lake K. Leone 81 E. Lesyke M. Licclardello P. Lindsay D. Lippincott G, Little J. Maccarone J. Malinoski M. Maltman J. Mascaro D. Maslow E. Matthews H. McCall T. McCloskey J. McLaughlin E. Mercado D. Mezinis B. Monaco K. Monahon S. Money J. Mooney T. Mullison L. Mulvenna H. Musumeci J. Musumeci S. Musumeci V. Musumeci L. Nickerson C. Norman C.Norman S. Ogren J. Patti M. Pelle 89 M. Pennell W. Perez R. Piloto R. Prosser M. Randall T. Reeves A. Rivera J. Rodriguez A. Rose J. Ross K. Ross K. Schiffer K. Schmelz L. Schnieder S. Schultz K. Schweigart J. Scioli M. Seivard K. Shaw D. Sims B. Slusar D. Smith C. Snyder K. Soltz L. Stanley I. Steagar M. Steelman 83 D. Strockbine R. Stumm D. Sullivan W. Sumiel F. Temean H. Toulson D. Tyson D. Tyson D. Tyson A. Uricher R. Vaidyanathan J. Venezia W. Vessels C. Waubel M. Walls S. Warner C. Warren M. Weisman C. Wentz N. Wentzel M. West M. Whitaker M. White J. Whitehurst M. Williamson D. Wilson D. Wingate A. Wood K. Work T. Worrell J. Young P. Yurgin N. Zumbo 84 B .-if an t if Q' s 5. 5' S EL 55 UF FIB IEW 9? Mr. Dalton Jed DuBois Advisor President ,, mmwmmg, , Nicole Zeno Lauren Tunnat Brad West Vice-President Secretary Treasurer , D. Baez A. Barber D. Barber D. Battle J. Becker C. Bellace A. Berlin T. Blair A. Bogdnnoff K. Borkowski M. Borzio L. Boyd H. Boyizigies M. Boyles M. Burnight J. Capozzi C. Carippen B. Carneg M. Carter H. Clark S. Clarke S. Clay P. Coffman S. Collom S. Coombs T. Dallas R. Deberry W. Dempsey S. Denelsbeck D. DeSimone V. DeSimone M. Dewalt R. Diaz A. Diffebbo J. Donges 86 fil. S .fl if M ... f 2 s! ' lt 4 U 'A 3 Zi' . i g ' We '4 el.. W-' , -wf f .f . 1 'f ' ,ff , I Lk MZ , M. A 2225 2 W 'J W .,...,....,,. 1 .. Q 2 . 2 f V, ,,,, ff fffff 6 'Q . ., 1, ,, , brim., 1 if, Q .fi ..... ff L. Dougherty J. Dowdy D. Drass S. Driver J. DuBois S. Eastlack A. Ferdinando K. Ferrell J. Ferry B. Feverborn W. Fischer D. Fishburn J. Fogg E. Folker P. Fontana A. Foti J. Frank I. Friend P. Garrett M. Gattone J. Gentile N. Gervin J. Giordano R. Giordano J. Grandizio S. Greene S. Grigsby 87 D. Groody J. Gross K. Gross L. Hampton C. Hankenson S. Henderson K. Hess H. Burkhulst H. Hilton W. Hultsch C. Hurff J. Jakimowicz A. Jenan G. Johns M. Johnson M. Johnson J. Jones B. Kan C. Kasper M. Keen E. King J. Kuhnel M. Kupprion W. Lawson K. Leech R. Leon J. Lewis 88 4 S Q . S. K. -. ...LW , . . my mm-W l1 We ,414 rf. ..,, if N 2 'fe-M1 if 0 4 1 ig X' I, I +fi1 2 'W -2' f 2 f 2 C. Little S. Little J. Lowe S. Lowe K. MacDonald L. Madden J. Manes S. Mangano M. Marino D. Maslow J. Masser E. Maule C. McConnell S. McKnight P. McLaughlin D. Miller R. Miozzi J. Monteith R. Moran M. Moglie D. Mullen C. Mullison J. Nauta V. Nolte M. Parham K. Pennell M. Petrock K. Piechowski D. Pierson M. Pietras D. Poradosky J. Ramos 89 J. Ramos B. Randall M. Rapisardi P. Raval M. Rickert S. Riggs C. Rivera B. Road R, Rogozin K. Rokoskie J. Ruiz R. Rzucidlo L. Sandberg A. Sarica M. Schindel J. Schlump C. Scuderi S. Sharlow R. Sheehan C. Shelton D. Shute K. Shute R. Shute D. Skinner A. Smith M. Soiem C. Soto 90 y A X 5-. 2' 4 V, 'X V' . , mwwn f .V ,... ag W VJ SWS 45 D 5, .S .. 1 9 l S Sl! 'Nm- N .. Di .. s. G Kms . QF .Q ...z .5 K. Sparks W. Stauffer S. Stevenson M. String T. Suessmuth T. Sullivan E. Sweeten L. Swift R. Terracciano J. Terrell L. Tunnat M. Urban M. Vessels R. Wallace B. Ward F. Warrington J. Weiglet B. West B. Wilcox D. Williams S. Wilson J. Winquist J. Wright K. Wrigley . Yurgin N. Zeno 91 EL 55 UF F790 1 , Mrs, Tunnat Mia Meloni Mrs, Haines Advisor . President Advisor 2 Marietta Hutchison Sue Simkiss QQ Vice-President Secretary M Mike Riley Treasurer C. Anderson . E. Angelini K. Baltadonis J. Banks . M. Bates J. Boody B. Boone S. Brady W. Brangan S. Cairns L. Cama G. Carney S. Casella D B. Clerval C. Connison L. Corey C. Coulter A. Cristaudf T. Cugler P. Daley C. Daniels K. Dimezzes D. Donner D. Downing D. England M. Farren W' 93 P. Finocchiaro V. Fitch T. Flaherty K. Flegler S. Forsman J. Frye D. Gaines S. Garrison B. Gaynor M. Gibbs D. Greenwood S. Gregal K. Hannon B. Hartman N. Harvey W. Hash R. Hernandez D. Heyward T.HiII T. Hughes M. Hutchinson H. Jenke J. Junk F. Kirby M. Landwher T. Lawson D. Leonardi 94 Wit Q K Rf! . 'ww- -. J Leone J Leone D Lerch Leslie J Marino S Matteo McCann Medina Maloni Mercado Miller Mizenis Monaco Montgomery Mooney Moore Myers Newkirk A Nicotra C Nothdurft J O'Connor J Oberg J Palladino Patti C Pawlowski D Pettit G Poradosky 95 J. Randall K. Randall F. Riedl M. Riley R. Rivera M. Russell J. Salome L. Sandy K. Savage G. Sawicki S. Sellers H. Shaw C. Silvert S. Simkiss D. Smith D. Smith F. Steffen W. Sullivan K. Urban M. Vera M. Warner M. Weber T. Weston S. Willis J Wojcechowski J. Worrell D. Wurst A. Yarborough S. Zimm R. Zimmer 96 LFILFIJJVXU TID .DIN 3 J. Anderson P. Ashton J. Augustyn D. Barber P. Bellace R. Belsama A. Borzio L. Bradely D. Brennan M. Bulingame R. Caltabiano K. Camp K. Capozzi E. Carson R. Colon F. Cristaudo S. Cuthbert J. Davis K. DeSimone C. DeStefano K. Duble L. Duke C. Dunn K. Dupper C. Eason C. Eason S. Fauntleroy L. Ferninando J. Fischer R. Fleming 98 'Q' V' 'L 5... wmdw J 1 ... F g J 7 . fa ff , .wa iff' 'J df SE'- 'x--,,sX J. Flowers K. Fones S. Gable G. Gahrs J. Garozzo R. Gould J. Gregory B. Grigsby L. Gress D. Hagenberg K. Hagerman M. Haines F. Halscheid J. Haney C. Hayden N. Hernandez D. Hoffman C. Hughlett H. Hunsoerger J. Jones S. Junk J. Kalodziejski J. Kimber R. King D. Kramer A. Leone S. Lerch 99 J. Liverman J. Lopes T. Maccarone J. Marks H. Martin S. Matthews J. McDonald K. Meddick G. Meloney S. Midili B. Miller M. Monahan B. Monteith J. Moran J. Morgey C. Moxley G. Muglie J. Mullen J. Myers S. Nelson A. Noll H. Ottlnger M. Palmer C. Patrick M. Petrutz K. Piechowski T. Pomposello 100 H! 'Him 5 Mi fi Wy aww ,www f W 7 5 U5 Www mfr? W , -4, Q M, 1 .IV X 5 A Var f-vf QWWQ ka X t .,,,, 'Z Q fa at 1 4 an f I 5 QU 5, rf' 1 I h 27 J., ff J. Price M. Prisco D. Redfield J. Riley S. Roche S. Ruane G. Sandan T. Scioli R. Scott N. Shanely H. Sheldon K. Slusar S. Snyder E. Steager D. Stillman A. String S. Strockbine D. Tarpley S. Tarpley E. Terry M. Thomas L. Townsend R. Vlak M. Vellutato F. Vergas C. Wallace J. Wark E. Warren D. Wentz J. Weston M. Wilcox L. Willard L. Wilson J. Wunsch M. Yurgin L. Zane 101 Ii, QW-f 1' - ff WMA QT- fx .VSFV A X' T ' C T. f . 1i 3' . - yi-MV L7 9 A Xi 50 63 'E vn 'X t 1 The Dragon Marching Unit en- thusiastically reported August Qoth to begin practicing for their 1985 - 1986 season. The unit began their season early with a scorching pa- rade in Wildwood. New members were initiated, while veteran mem- bers were reminded of past hospital block parties. Under the leadership of new drum majors Wendy Reeves and Lea Stanley, the unit quickly recovered from their exhaustion to begin their Tournament of Bands competition season at Clearview High School where they placed third. The unit continued their season with com- petitions at Millville and Lenape High Schools, placing second in each. Buena was the next stop for the Dragons. This competition proved to be one of the most exciting. The unit competed against eight bands and was second only to Cherry Hill West FEC ING X ,f f sr rf , f ,,,g,f4 jafjfv f f 1' -fr 1' I 1, .L 13? f .ef f.if ' LL' ----t.-L 25:1-x MJM ' Ti- 173-8 ' 4 ARF- f . ,ix ' Q x XX by seven and one half tenths of a point. Although the Cherry Hill Lions placed first, the Dragons received trophies for Best Band Fronts and Best Drum Major awards, Although the unit was disappointed with it's placement, it continued it's season with a fine performance at Glou- cester earning a fifth place. Tears were shed as the Dragon Unit fin- ished their competition season at the Chapter l Championships held at Eastern High School. The unit im- proved its ranking at Championships with an eighth place finish. The Marching Unit also partici- pated in many parades including the Swedesboro Christmas and Memori- al Day Parades and a frightening: Alloway Halloween Parade. In May, the Dragon Unit traveled to sunny Virginia Beach to participate in the Fiesta-Val Festival. UNIT Fond memories of Cortez , Five Foot Two , On Broadway , and Gaelic Suite will be shared by departing seniors: drum major: Wendy Reeves: honor guard: Bill Kendig and Angel Smedley: Mascot: Bill Reinerth: percussion section: Jon Thompson, captain, Demetrius Payne, Linda Pino: woodwind sec- tion: Lisa Musumeci, captain, Stephanie Kidd: low brass section: Dwight Payne, captain: rifle captains Audrey Jackson and Sue Redfield: flag captains Donna Hampton and April Morgan: squad member Wendy Peterson: majorette captain Amy Barber: and feature twirler Carol Rival. Many thanks is given to all of the people who have supported the Marching Unit during the year, espe- cially the directors, James Eitel and Marianne Kisela. The many hours of dedication that the directors spent at practice, parades, competitions, football games, and the many hospi- tal visits are greatly appreciated. The departing seniors leave with many good memories and the knowledge that the Dragon March- ing Unit will continue to have many successful seasons. Y Bl -P 5 .f MAH' A' M1 o - H A 9 Y k 5 3 1 iw-rw hr ,,,, A.V, FFILL EHEEFGLE DINE' A Q I 1 im ,ww-4 MW HMRWQX 'U-iw WO' mu., 5 1. 0 -'MW 3. HQ ' ' WH ,:-v ' V-1' v..f. Iv 9. w 'W 'f 4 f- ,S , M. wx f k , ' we 4? -I7-4 ,M .P ' f f f x Y , ', 'I 'M , ' 5 1, ' .I'4' . 1- V , . bl-ff v ' , ,pw-v ff' f :vor 5 -V-.,.,f' any .f V L My El AE --- ww fae- Vixwi' A1 if hm bf X 'xt Z! WV' 913 Jff' . 13:35 2 f, , as N 4,21 f all 1 4 12 ' - . 4 EUEEEH . i V q mi -.,,s.....,,r- , 7 I A . Standing: D. Strockbine, Coach Rajczy, T. Hilton, C. Howard, T. Suessmuth, D. DeStefano, J Maccalarone, S. Ciancuilli, B. Jones, B. Garozzo, M. George, B. Gibbs, C. Borreggine, Kneeling D. Hargrave, T. Suessmuth, D. Hurst, D, Hickman, C. Haines, G. Holgate, R. Miller, T. Worrell J. Marchesani. ill lla A illl liiilkil iiilal.'.'iil ., 1 l,l,l,,, illlllil ' ' 'ill 1- ll fl J' I itil fir Hililii 'W' ' ' l ffl' O K Pennsville 6 3 Glassboro 3 2 Pitman 5 3 Williamstown 1 5 Gloucester 1 9 Clearview Q 0 Pennsgrove 1 8 Delsea Q 8 Woodstown 1 7 Delsea 1 8 Glassboro 1 Q Pitman 3 4 Williamstown Q 3 Gloucester 3 7 Clearview 3 2 Pennsgrove 3 7 Woodstown 1 4 Pennsville 2 3 li JW 'Jil - ia Respect is honor that is earned and not given but it may be obtained through success. The 1985 Kingsway Soccer Team has gained a great deal of respect from not only their league opponents, but from most of their soccer powerhouses in South Jersey, where they ranked 19th, and finished with a final record of 14-6. The team came into the season with a dream of winning the Tri-County Conference title Cthe conference is not broken down into Classic and Royal for Soccerb, but their dream was denied to them. After losing their first 4 out of 6 games, including upsets by Pitman and Glassboro, the team rebounded to win its next 11 out of 19, including 8 in a row. The team was going into the playoffs with a full head of steam. Their first round draw was Pitman who fell, thanks to a goal by Brendan Garozzo C11 goalsh. The next game was against perennial powerhouse Riverside also the eventual state champion. The game finished 7-O in favor of Riverside, a sad end to a grand season, The team reached this point through steady teamwork, though the offense and defense both had their leaders. The most noticeable was senior center forward Todd Suessmuth. This blond-haired wonder broke both the school and the Tri-County league records for scoring a whopping 42 goals. 110 , ml Urlid, hh ilimlll ill 'Him HIV 'M His accolades included, all Tri-County first team, South Jersey group 1 first team, all South Jersey second team, North group 1 honorable mention, and team MVP tmost valuable playerb. The defense was not without its leaders either. Senior sweeper Gregg Holgate C9 goalsb, and stopper Sean Cianciulli CQ goalsb provided the experience in front of Junior phenomenon goalkeeper, Chris Haines. Awards came to all three of these players: Holgate - All Tri-County first team South Jersey Group 1 first team, North Jersey group 1 honorable mention and coaches awards, Cianciulli-All Tri-County second team, team unsung hero award, Haines-All Tri-County first team. Senior Doug Hargrave, returning from a broken leg the year before, was given the most courageous award by his coach John Rajczy. Coach Rajczy summed up the season by saying The Magnificent 7 CSuessmuth, Holgate, Cianciulli, Hargrave, Tom Hiton, Dave DeStefano, and Dave Hickman? left their mark permanently on soccer at Kingsway, with a lot of great memories, like the night game against Pitman. In our short existence, we have beaten every team in the Conference at least once. The excitement and the fun the team shared can never be forgotten, it will be handed down to the younger group coming up with even greater potential. -9 0 T' lic.: Y -iTf Aix.. 1 . Q. - X? -1 4- A T , ... -, 2 in Y 5 113 Standing Coach K Pickard L Beatty S Miller S Horner R Brown, B. Urban, H. Suessmuth, M. Coyle, Kneeling H Gaglione M Gaglione D Hickman T Kier J Musumeci, P. Yurgin. O K Woodstown 0 1 Salem 0 4 Williamstown 1 Q St. James 1 4 Pitman 9 1 Delsea 0 Q Glassboro 1 2 Shalick 0 1 Clayton O 6 Clearview 1 3 Pennsville 3 O Gloucester 1 0 Pitman 0 1 Glassboro 0 1 Haddonfield 3 O FIELD UEHELH The Kingsway Girls Field Hockey Team achieved an impressive record of fourteen victories and four losses this season. Coach Karyn Picard and Coach Anne O'Neill guided the girls throughout this winning season. The season began with the girls winning their first four games. With much confidence the girls went to the championships where they played their most challenging game of the season against Gloucester. They played very well in this champion- 'Nm ship game but were defeated by Gloucester with a score of 1-0. Some of the outstanding players of the season were seniors Monica Heyward, Brenda Urban, Robin Brown, MaryJo Coyle, and junior Heather Suessmuth. High goals were set in the begin- ning of the season and the girls worked hard to reach these goals. Coach Picard summed up the season by saying the girls played hard and 'gutsy'. 1 I 5, sf STE' 'X Agn ,S il R. l 5 Q :k,,X..Q.mw gtg KN S N t v i .17 .I 4, 1 ' can 6 I 'E Standing: Coach T. Bergin, S. Williams, F. Boyd, C. Richter, J. Spuler, E. Matthews, T. Grasso, J. Billingsley, C. Klemaszewski, C. Daniels, Kneeling: D. Mizenis, C. Warren, S. Miller, B. Prosser, J. Jakimowicz, S. Scott, P. Vergera, C. Palladino. The 1985-86 Kingsway Cross-Country team, under the direction of Coach Tom Bergin, completed its first-ever undefeated season. From the very first practice in September, every member of the team practiced and ran to their fullest potential. The team's strong will and determination was a major factor in the achievement of their undefeated season, The team's nucleus, consisting of Chris Richter, Tri-captains Donnie Ray, Pedro Vergara, and Steve Miller, along with Joe Billingsley and Jay Jakimowicz, consistently led the team in its eleven victories. The varsity squad was rounded out by seniors Stephen Scott and Jeff Spuler, juniors Tom Gasso, and Steve Williams, and sophomore Bob Prosser. The Kingsway Harriers trampled 5 teams by more than 20 points and had Q shutouts. Coach Bergin believed that man-for-man, this was the best team assembled. The meet against Clearview promised to be the Dragons' toughtest obstacle, but the team came through and defeated the Pioneers. The team's enthusiasm was clearly shown as some runners even went to such extremes as to wear war-paint during camtain meets. The Dragon Harriers roared over every opponent in the Classic Division, which eventually led of the Tri-County Conference Classic Division Championships. Although, the team completed well in dual meets, they were unable to do as well as they had anticipated in larger meets such as the South Jersey Open, Gloucester County Championships, and South Jersey Group 1 Sectionals. They ended the season on a disappointing note, finishing sixth in the South Jersey Group 1 Sectional Meet, which unfortunately did not qualify the team for the State Meet. Coach Bergin is optimistic about next year's team. Returning letter winners Donnie Ray, Chris Richter, Jay Jakimowicz, Rob Prosser, Tom Grasso, and some possible newcomers promise a bright future for next year's Cross- Country team. Schalick Salem Gloucester Catholic Gloucester Pitman St. James Pennsville Clearview Glassboro Clayton Delsea EULH5 EHU55 , A wx f EUUNTFW L2 of Aigyx. 2 M , -'MTA pgs: IW 4 , , ,M LQ MMWG ' Zmfwif' 'Z Rxuegm , ga 'w ., --.. ,M Ann: HLTEY 4. 1 ,, X ,- Q-4? !. -X N wa? S 3 Q f amy 9 Nw 'PSY A W., ,hw K ww i -1 NNW wx . -- www Q 5 X s 4 X xi., , 45 it N .L ff i E N ' ' - ,, ,..,,.... . . ... N ., ...rls Q, A f ..,. bkik -N Xi , Q.. Nigga, A A Q A ., K H k,Q..,,QE ..,,, A QQ. i X, 1 3 W , , - k : xx ,, . K . fx ,-X, 6' k - Q mm A . .Mk S .T Ti: . V 'ffggii' 1 . M 51 53 xx .Qs K 25.5 Q K N g p YE xy fl. W, f 191 EIFILE , WQQDL Qu! :Vw Y. Q F gi A ...U .tin .'..A. 1' . , it O K EUUN7 HLH ' ' Gloucester Cath. 29 26 5 Audobon 28 Q8 if , Williamstown 23 32 sk Ugg , Delran QQ 33 ,, 'Xi it Pitman 19 40 ' ' - Washington Twp. 15 50 , -19 Haddon Twp. 31 Q5 Paulsboro Q6 33 Standing: J. Hyman, P. Bottiglieri, M. Steelman, V. Sumiel, T. Daniels, Coach M. Fredericks, Kneeling: C. Snyder, H. Toulson, K. Wark, K. Sully, J. Frizell, B. Piloto, J. Venezia. 1985 marked the beginning of a new era with the creation of a separate Girls Cross Country team. Amidst speculation and doubt a group of nine sophomores, two juniors, and one senior came together to make history. The team was led by sophomore Patti Bottiglieri and senior, captain Kelly Sully. Rounding out the top five runners were Melanie Steelman, Ronnie Sumiel, and Becky Piloto. Chelsie Snyder named Mr. Fredericks, Uncle Pugness and the team became known as the Pug Pack. In the beginning the team set five goals: to have a winning season, to be one of the top two teams in the county, qualify for states, place two runners in the top 15 in South Jersey, and have two members be county all-stars. All of these goals were reached through hard work and dedication. Patti Bottiglieri finished third in Gloucester County Championships, 129 first in Tri-County Race, 19th in South Jersey Open, third in South Jersey Group I Sectionals, ninth in the State Group I Championships, and went to the meet of champions. Kelly Sully finished fifth in Gloucester County Championships, second in Tri-County Race, 30th in South Jersey Open, and tenth in South Jersey Group I Sectionals. Both Patti Bottiglieri and Kelly Sully made the County All-Star team. The team finished the year with an 8-Q dual record, they were second in the Gloucester County Championships, first in Tri-County Conference, third in South Jersey Group I and ninth in New Jersey Group I Championships. With 11 letter winners returning and a score of new runners already indicating their desire to be a part of the program, Pug-Pack ll should be just as successful. di... ,N ,, ., V..-ULN, . If , i' ' Vwmf wi faS5 u!F '1-e'? sn'f '142' , - w w! w fw A ,. M,,,4,f4w4yww, ,,,,f,, M VVV: NEMA ,.. Wm-WM V 474 Mgmfbh ' . if f -- 'aT Ua4, ,Q ww -V ,,,,,,, F aww? ' f mf 95 Q i . . E 'F s-we uf, fW'w:,mW' W , T324 Glassboro St. James Delsea Pitman Clayton Woodstown Schalick Gloucester Penns Grove f . 1 X. Xml YN ..,- ,- .mm Q . The Kingsway Dragon Football team finished the season by win- ning three of its last five games with a predominantly sophomore and junior class team. The young players matured and with the aid of seniors Ed Johns, Rich Jaramillo, John Vito Vespe, Larry Connors, John McCall, Mike Lambert, Frank Pennell, Eric Randall, Greg Schultz, and Johan Sundlof turned a disastrous season into a season that fills the future with a lot of optimism. The season started off with straight losses. Things weren't go- ing well, so changes in personnel, strategies, offensive and defensive sets took place. The results were great. The morale of the team which was lost during the first half of the season returned. The Dragons re- gained their pride and the respect of their opponents. The new Dragons played with emotion, en- O K 40 0 Q7 7 32 0 13 7 0 Q9 35 7 10 10 19 13 19 7 thusiasm and vigor. The whole team, including players, coaches, managers, and statisticians, worked feverishly to win the last 3 of 5 games. The future is bright and full of optimism with the return of so many . ' fine young players. The mostimpor- l . tant returning ingredient is pride. X .f The above named seniors deserve 0 a lot of credit for restoring that pride. They made their senior year as Dragon Football Players a great one. they brought the team from the depths of embarrassment to humility to the heights of victory. They have restored the pride back ,Lg in Dragon Football, and because of . T' them the Dragons will take the field 1 in 1986 with a sense of determina- w tion, enthusiasm and pride. r 1st Row Standing: Asst. Coach M. Klaszky, D. Wilson, B. Chew, M. Sor- bello, B. Sumiel, J. Solomon, D. Burlin- game, D. Beckett, L. Connors, J. McFadden, R. Bavota, H. Tulson, S. Pate, Head Coach Mr. A. Barchuk. Qnd Row Standing: Asst. Coach R. O'Neill, D. Holland, J. Sundlof, D. Thomas, E. Johns, M. Lambert, M. Williams, G. Shultz, R. Jaramillo, J. Vespe, S. Selby, M. Jaramillo, S. Caltabiano, Asst. Coach K. Lucas. Kneeling: T. Brickner, D. Hunsberger, B. Stumm, C. Ever- wine, F. Temean, S. Musumeci, E. Randall, M. White, M. Carter, V. Mari- no, J. McCall, L. Madden. Sitting: B. Casella, E. Dove, J. Rodriquez, T. Hickman, P. Yurgin, A. Holt, F. Pennell, M. Licciardello, S. Dunn, S. Donnelly, S. Driver. if - H S : VL.. i LL... A L3 U K 12.1 wg, Q., ' fs-. 'im K . QNA. . R ' sz' .wg QW N. :.5:7Q.N. ,MV .. X xxx 5 X ws., . xx sf sf' :,, ' N - .L . - i -. -- - L :QNX ,gi x sw ,, R Q ' if - K - L x X ,. X - L A Q he - 3 5 Q ' . 1.4 . Q' 4 ' -5 55' ' ' 1 sfif u x -5 , rf f' -' .-W' - - Y ' ., ' . , 1. P Q K ' sv ' J - fi :: H-.x,.5' ui. ff: - N4 . Q, . wi 'a A ' L ' . 2. 5 ff f- , , - ' X. x X-gyvwwff' Q L ., is rf I . T P ,. A 1 f . , , H M bf , . f ,,...... W 1 ,fx ' f W 4 Z We , .. my f fV,' ze, W :,f- Q - , I f ,,,wW,f,, ,Q Wm, , H fm, J W gy , f , ,,, ,, . V V ,,,, -W W W w!fWMi?K, , ' gk , 1. 56 . mf 1 W , L V, Sx Qgkwi, 4. x +- 5 The Kingsway Girls Tennis Team led by Coach Tom Schoener did not have a very successful season this 1985-86 season. Things did not work out for the team this year and thus they ended the season with a record of only eight victories out of twenty games played. Junior Bonnie Pyle played as lst Singles, senior Kim Schwenk as Qnd Singles, and Senior Angie Hoffman as 3rd Singles. Senior Denise Marchetti along with junior Hilary Hutchison played as 1 st Doubles and sophomore Jennifer Hannum along with Jennifer Weiglet played as 2nd Doubles. The most challenging team of the season was Pennsville. They were strong and consistent and completely dominated the Kingsway Girls Tennis Team as Tri-County Champions. Although this season was not as good as expected, the LANCER staff feels that next year the girls will have a more successful season. Standing: C. Gibbs, J. Hannum, J. Weigelt, H. Hutchison, Kneeling: V. Nolte, K. Schwenk, B. Pyle, C. Marchetti, A. Hoffman. 130 A P+ 11, --if H, ,, ...- , , :5f:k,i:f,, ,,, I, W ,,-f H H, ,fm -,--- +::w+-wi-,lx JH, -ff, , , fMQ3XW..5i...Mi..,..:,:,,f:,Q..,,..,5..5 ,.... 5 1,,,:Q...,--f,.'f:.1g-wffwii' fn., V: W .'::..f'f. ff rfgi .L,,,, W ,,,, 4, .. :Am HL ww. ::4fp..l'f KI:-A:::J.:,:wif-5,-1-'5:-haw-15ef:E2ifiiizki2+K-Ai:?1?':fi?:5z-:aff-gait-fif 13Q in ff W -L H ...ui X V I WWWWWQ wwf ' , Wd' J, f .wffff ff VIN, , .. ,wan 133 Euphe 5 5 FULLIDEH N Q ... A 6 l ,..A', 5- ' .VV ' ' 5 1 ' , ' g M 'Wag 1 FUFF ax ,If Lf 4-7f'15'lV ' ., ye L ,- . ,L 9 ,. gk Q ,, i W X, my SQ- 3 ,Sit A . Eg? Q., l '. K V. J, 9Q ?g.-giz!.,,j34ga+m-wi TQ -Q M5 if -fgkffig K Q. - .A ,A , 'r .N , K zq M. is . - . ff ,Q -1, an R -- q :W - NF q 'Ex '?1 'Rh , H ' i if-fe 9'f'IA'W'x 1 ' ,f .Q QV4- . . w 4 , uv, g ,... . . ks..- f.,pS.-.1 V .R .- 1 Q ' --4 -ru ffm.. 4 Q -vi as , wap x - 4 . '- , 535392 Q.. .. Q 5' 1 pg , ,,- gi.: up . . -L, R -' Q 'ww .L -4 ,,k: , ,wg ,Q - 4:53 GX Y, ig .af EP . Q 1: IX Q wh sb - ' A ' Q - 1 ' -kbk K K HEEHL EHDINE' LUE THE LHNEEH 51 THH- HI-'LlLLlL17Zl: U THE LUINTEFP K T EHEEHLEHUINE :LJUHU 1-UH FI LHEH UF P15 TUHE5 un- '7lNl :1-Fu-1 'T' HI-'LlLLlL17ZI:, THE LHNEEH EHNUID5 P Finocchiaro fr Standing: A. Fisher, C. Gibbs, M. Walls, s. Musumeci, J. McFadden, W. Sumiel, R. Potzinger, D. Jones, T. Q--0 XA ,gn if Pitman Glassboro Woodbury W. Deptford St. James Clearview Gloucester Penns Grove Williamstown Glassboro Schalick Clayton Pitman Woodstown Schalick Salem Gloucester St. James Clatyon Delsea Pennsville The Boy s Basketball team had a tough season this year. ln the first half of the season the team lost eleven out of eleven games played However they managed to win seven out of ten games played during the last half of the season. With a relatively young team Coach Bill Smith and Coasch Paul CHankD Harrison spent the season rebuilding. Many new young players participated this season in order to prepare for a better season next year The highlight of the season was the game where Kingsway defeated Gloucester. Although the team won by only one point it was a joyous occasion. The reason for this joy was that it was the first time in the history of basketball at the school that Gloucester was beaten. Todd Suessmuth, captain, won First Team Tri-County Classic Division and also First Team Gloucester County. Melvin Carter and Steve Musumeci received honorable mention for Gloucester County. The team ended the season with a record of seven wins and McCloskey, G. Carr, D. Morse, Coach Smith, Kneeling: M. Carter, B. Monaco, F. Nievez, J. Holmes, T. Suessmuth, 5 . I ' of I K ,i G1 X' C A ' O 62 92 67 55 58 59 79 86 70 83 83 91 52 58 59 92 70 39 67 72 67 fourteen losses. Although Coach Bill Smith will not return as coach next year, the LANCER staff feels that the team will have a successful season with the return of more experienced players next year. l ,, in 3? V f 1 ,452 A--.. Wm Q. I mm 11? X222 4' V52 ' O 'WDM . ff w mf 4 I, an J E R? Rh-yi xx K M 5 JYYY R f S Y x fs 1 SX f 'Q 5 ,if f 1 WMMWMWW Mr11w E'lFlL5 HE TBHLL With the return of four starters from last season 15-10 team, the 85-86 sea- son was filled with high expectations. First year coach, Karyn Pickard, and the Lady Dragons, did everything to fullfill, and exceed, the pre-season billings. Led by seniors Denise Liles, Brenda Urban, Robin Brown, Monica Heyward, Kathy Dawson, and Shirley Monaco, the team won the Tri-County Conference Classic Division Championship, went to the South Jersey Group I Finals, and compiled a Q0-4 record. These were all milestones for our school and team. The season was filled with some great individual efforts as Denise Liles surpassed 1000 points in both and rebounding. The season also brought about the emergence of the Jams and the sunglass crowd known as the Bleacher Bums . It was a Championship season in which our school and commu- nity were brought together by a bunch of hustling young ladies being directed by an enthusiastic, energetic, and dedi- cated coach. It was a season that we all wished would never end. It left us with a great sense of pride for our school, and a feeling of eagerness for the 86-87 season. Pitman Glassboro Collingswood St. James Clearview Gloucester Pennsgrove Williamstown Glassboro Schalick Clayton Pitman Woodstown Schalick Gloucester St. James Salem Clayton Delsea Pennsville Haddonfield Wildwood Standing M Heyward, B. Urban, D. Lile's, S. Ferry, R. Brown, Coach K. Pikard. Kneeling: B. Piloto C Dawson, S. Monaco, H. Suessmuth. ll Q .gi XXEQQSZ t x li 4 mv I Figs? QE' six? 1 .ii - 'fx,Nw.si f- 1 x QL . XV ww QR 1. SSA SMX , ---- f .W ...,11 Qv. . . . N,N,k .i ,... A X Eg? H K li lf Nh , N I.l.lFlE5 TL ING Coach Robert Urion and Assis- tant Coach Harry Durney led the Dragon Wrestlers through a rough season. As a result of a relatively young and inexperi- enced team the season ended with only six victories out of seventeen games played. The top players of the season were Captains Phil Yurgin, Chris Everwine, and Stan Atkinson, and also Jason Clevenger, Ed Yurgin, and Joe Soloman. Senior Phil Yurgin placed 2nd in the District, junior Stan Atkinson placed 3rd in the District, and Chris Everwine became District Champion. Chris also placed 3rd in the State Regional. Overall, the team placed 5th in the District of 29. Joe Soloman and Chris Ever- wine became 1st Team Classic Division All-Stars and Stan At- kinson and Ed Yurgin became 2nd Team Classic Division All- Stars. An exceptional moment of the season was at District finals at 122, Chris Everwine beat Dean Duca in overtime on a criteria decision. The team placed 5th at the Oakrest Christ- mas Tournament and Sports- manship Trophy . Although the season was not very bright the team improved substantially. With only one senior leaving the team should be more experienced next sea- son. A hopeful outlook is cast for a very successful season next year. Glassboro Williamstown Woodbury Woodstown Gateway Pitman Haddon Heights West Deptford Delsea St. James Burlington County Schalick Pennsville Penns Grove Salem 146 1. A... .......... ,,, ............. , Standing: P. Yurgin, M. Lambert, B. Stumm, J. Solomon, M.'Capasso, D. Thomas, K. Rokuski, Coach Urion, Kneeling: R. Sheehan, C. Everwine, E. Yurgin, J. Clevenger, S. Atkinson. ,,.,f ,J ,Wh ws -we 5 XD o ' NJA 'w J Yi? H45 M311 C Qs '.f -- 'ill I 5l.UIl77I77lNE' Row 1: M. Maltman, K. Sully, H. Hutchinson, J. Ramos, M. Boyles, L. Swift, L. Dougherty, M. Hutchison, Row Q: J. Foley, L. Buchenhorst, T. Cairns, B. Sawicki, E. Buchenhorst, S. Collom, G. Hart, M. Lloyd, Row 3, D. Eiger, S. Warner, D. Pollock, T. Velykis, B. Guy, M. Blair, Coach R. Baker, Row 4: J. Capozzi, M. Kupprion, R. Miller, L. Monahon. The Dragon Swim Team had a successful season led by Coach Ralph Baker. The season ended with a record of seven wins and five losses. This year the South Jersey Swim League formed two divisions, All Group IV and Group Ill schools in the Pacific Division and the smaller schools in the Atlantic Division. The talented team was looking forward to a possible Division Championship if they could defeate Haddonfield and the two new unknown teams in the League. These two teams turned out to be Woodstown and and Clearview. Clearview and Haddonfield were conquered but the previously unknown Woddies brought a team loaded with talent. Thus, the teams hopes for a championship were lost along with the meet. The meet with Haddonfield was one of the teams most exciting moments of the season. The dragon swimmers needed a Qnd and a 3rd or a 1st place to win. They took a Qnd and a 3rd and won the meet by one point. This was their closest victory in three years. Three seniors went to the State Championships. David Pollak qualified in 4 events and Ted Velykis in Q events in the State Championship Meet. Tracy Cairns qualified to go to the State Diving Championship Meet. Overall, the team had a very good year. The five departing seniors will leave the team with a rebuilding year in yet a tougher division. Everyone on the team will miss departing seniors: Louise Buchenhorst, Tracy Cairns, Kelly Sully, David Pollak, and Ted Velykis. 150 Cherry Hill East Audubon Clearview Woodbury Woodstown Haddon Heights Haddonfield Cherry Hill West Haddon Township Gloucester Catholic Washington Township Highland 's Y f 4' M95 ,,.....fa'-1' .ww E 'q.. a+ x ,X 9 i lv WWW tangy EEHLL Standing: L. Stanley, S. Monaco, S. Donnelly, S. Musumeci, F. Temean, A. Holt, D. Berlingame, Coach J. Russell, Kneeling: C. Everwine, B. Garozzo, B. Monaco, J. Malinoski, E. Matthews, J. Spuler. 265.54522 K Pitman 3 Woodstown 3 Delsea 0 Pennsville 0 Paulsboro 11 14 Glassboro 3 St. James 4 Clearview Q Pennsgrove 2 Williamstown O Glassboro 3 13 Clayton 1 Pitman 3 Clayton 10 Salem 6 Woodstown 2 Schalick 5 18 Gloucester 6 Gloucester 7 St. James Q Delsea 1 Pennsville 1 13 Schalick 7 The 1986 Dragon Baseball team began the season a little pessimisti- cally since only two seniors were part of the team. However, with the return of pitching sensation Dennis Burlingame the season began to look a little brighter. The Dragons began the season a bit slowly as the team lost its first five games. The final scores of the games during the season were very close. Their final record of eleven wins and twelve losses clearly showed just how close a season they had. Throughout the season much emphasis was put on pitching and defense. Some outstanding players of the season were pitcher Dennis Burlingame, third basemanfpitcher, Frabnk Temean, centerfielder, Shawn Donnelly, captainfoutfiel- der, John Vespe, and second baseman Chris Everwine, Other contributions were made by senior Jeff Spuler, juniors Sam Monaco, Aaron Holt, and Brenden Garozzo, and sophomore Steve Musumeci, Ben Monaco and Ed Matthews. Head Coach John Russell was extremely pleased with the eleven wins and hopes for an even better season next year. Since the team will only be losing two seniors, John Vespe and Jeff Spuler the team should be more experienced and have a better season next spring. F9 5 no L w GG, L1,41.,,1',fWf.,f,,A. fC A. xkfkkaaxxffn KKKXGK zygkv kxxn-4 ..41x1Lxi -m.nnin+ xknuxfnn. qq,y..n x.XQy4Qkn xxlxhxx-. i': .'X,SR!, x Q. xl 2, ,x 1. Q n lx m R R x R x x Q x Q. x 1 xxxkkxkx aka!-x'xN XXX lxxxxhmx 'xyxraxl H- fx fn. '- '- R, . x s 1. ! l rp 2 K 4. K x X R x QA x Q .1 .F f .v R f- S . x , : K2 ,, Q M 1 Nw X v v ', ,.,,5.f, Q - 0 - a jf t 7.4! - - Q -Q my fi, V -Q. i ,K ,, wx - ' ' 1- K... . ,, s, ' k . L 4 iff ... M. 7N,- f , A , A 'x A ,W g Q A X3 M 'Q' .' 5145-Q-.,Wffi'Lxwf3 -y ' .QA H vg-Mqfx--.v ' - Q, if t -Q, :. 1-, - - Q., . M- ' g3.,r A - -' Y -PFA . , ru.. Q... ' Q f av W., . N Nt -. , . ...., JA 3 ' A' ' Q .H m'7 '.fi i A A K I 156 mn W Q, 5 5 3 W fg M YM W +4 N km 'wx ,, ,www . ,JW W- Lip L 4 - .W- . I-uw, Q-923-JA-C. .W-...Q A' M- f fn iw .vm WDM ,.,,A 1, 4 Q , ,,,, M an , Wyfii . uv' ww Q . 'WZ' , M, M' V UM , M N: H N,,, w Vg ' , 'Civ - -fp. N' .5 -wg.. f. , sf - 73. 0 f. ',,. Q.t f -1 U.-., , . . 3 1 MM, ,A Q' N ,, M R V 4-. '1 ' A f' , 'W . 'www' ,wLwMiu.'.:9-M ,- Allan! W f W, W NWA 4 , ' rm ff WW! ,jf , 5:17 A M ,,,, , rf 9-5, .Wf'v.f'..M',.w. W, , 'fm ff :Lf :WM-2-f:+?wT?--QQ-21,Q, w-sg, TW ag, '0'-fw1fL,,:'f,.ff1g-34 A -PT? W , H f?2f:'-.txnxig ,,,. ,, 157 EDF TE The 1986 Softball team had a sea- son in which all high expectations and hopes were met when the girls became Tri-County Classic champions. The girls strived hard and played well throughout the entire season. Head Coach Marianne Kisela described the team's perform- ance this season in one word - Excellent . Several individuals received some much-deserved recognition for their efforts this spring. Pitcher Carol Rival was named to the All Tri-County first team and received honorable mention in the All South Jersey and in All Gloucest- er County Area. Catcher Denise Mar- chetti was named to the All Gloucester County Area first team and to the All Tri- County second team. First baseman Brenda Urban was named to the All Tri- County first team and to the All Glou- cester County Area first team. Brenda also was named to the All South Jersey Senior lnvitational All-Star Team. Third baseman Shirley Monaco was named to the All Tri-County second team and received honorable mention in All Glou- cester County Area. Centerfield Bonnie Pyle was named to the All Tri-County first team and to the All Gloucester County Area first team. Designated hitter Sheryl Ferry was named to the All Tri-County first team and second basem- an Sandi Miller received honorable mention in All Tri-County. Some other exceptional players were outfielders Lisa Musumeci, Col- leem Mullan, Donna Groody, and Amy Barber, shortstop Stacy Wagner and designated hitterfpitcher Debbie Kidd. The team had an outstanding sea- son with an overall record of 1 6 victories and 8 losses. Although many of the team's top players will graduate this year, the LANCER staff fells confident that next year's players will also have a fantastic season. KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK!!! Standing: Coach M. Kisela, D. Kidd, S. Wagner, S. Miller, S. Ferry, B. Urban, C. Mullan, A. Barber, Kneeling: C. Rival, L. Musumeci, S. Monaco, B. Pyle, D. Groody, D. Marchetti. 158 ft s f Y' gin- ...vm rf -V f m f just 1 -, KY sf ' -. G K Y f -- HA if , A ,. :- Q V W k K lr' li : fglr. 'A .kg ,- , .WW ..x.. w---f-A W' x V , Q .5 A ,, - X X .. L 'ii V X x A F X W .km - 455 K f 'fffaw w. :'Tk5Qt: ' K ' YK ' ..- fl My KW-xi - M .. ,K V ex K ' X ., -f V , . W .NASB -f -,fws K g X T ' fx. -v x. Y . ' Q 4. 'X 1 ,SRM I , .. . N .. ,, A Q ' : ' ' f . f. V .nf :K Q15 Am-- .V -L - tf'..f , R ,gf -M .W A --.. M ,L my www ,P 5, MJWM, 'iw pf 5- .X ,--an-..,-'nk M M an 1 P A 1 161 BU 5 TH EH in ... . .A N -, Standing: T. Gibbs, L. Nelson, A. Lawson, J. McFadden, E. Randall, M. Williams, S. Ruffin, B. Sumiel, S. Scott, M. Borzio, R. Rogozen, B. Garozzo, M. Carter, T. Grasso, S. Dunn, J. Soloman, C. Richter, B. Stumm, L. Robinson, K. Kuchler, Assistant Coach T. Bergin, Coach R. O'Neill, Kneeling: M. Davis, D. Payne, E. Johns, T. Pratt, J. DuBois, D. Mullan, M. Lambert, B. Ward, J. Thomson, J. Holmes, J. Jacimowicz, V. Marino, M. Abbonizio, B. Randall, D. Clark, J. Rodriguez, T. Suessmuth B. Boone, Sitting: M. Jaramillo, K. Rakuskie, E. Yurgin, C. Mullison, T. Boyles, J. Terrell, B. Vessels, B. Rode, D. Payne, R. Jaramillo, T. Sullivan, D. Clark, D. Shute D. Hickman, J. Palladino. I I This year's Boys Track team had a spectacular season winning ten out of twelve meets. Led by Head Coach Rich O'Neill and assistant coach Tom Bergin the team went on to win the Gloucester County Championship and the Tri-County Conference Classic Division Championship. Although the team had great success up to this point, they lost the State Champion- ship by one-tenth of a point. A positive factor of their success was that the team was composed of 60 members. The team was led by seniors Eric Randall, Shawn Ruffin, Ed Johns, and Johan Sundlof. Some outstanding players re- ceived some much deserved recogni- tion this spring. Shawn Ruffin was State Champion in the 100 and Q00 dashes. He also won All South Jersey, All Gloucester County, and All Tri- County. Eric Randall was State Cham- pion in the 400 hurdles and won All Gloucester County and All Tri-County. Mike Williams 4110 high hurdles, 400 intermediate hurdles? won All Glou- cester County. Ed Johns C100-9003 won All Gloucester County. Bill Ves- sels C8003 won All Tri-County and received honorable mention in Glou- cester County. Johan Sundlof C1600,8007 won All Tri-County and received honorable mention in Glou- cester County. Other prominent team members were Chris Richter C1600,3QOOD, Vern Marino Cshotb, Jay Jakimonicz 432005, Melvin Carter Clong jump and high jumpb, Terry Pratt thigh jumpb, Brew- ster Ward CQOO,400D, Ed Yurgin and Bob Stumm Cpole vaultb, and Julian Holmes, Mark Borzio and Keith Kuchler Cjavilanb. Overall the season was excellent. Coach Tom Bergin hopes to continue this winning season next year as the baton of success has been passed down to the new generation. 169 ri N .av ...P -vb Af. 46. 1 B nw wfiffy 494, -' gffs 4 JW. F77 ' W, , , , wg N, . f, M aiu, X 7 wk W gy 4 'f.,, -rw W MW1 Vw, Q yvvf' L ,,,, ,,,. ,,,..,wv' K Mmaupww wavmfu' an ' Lkwmlw K . 4 J' f vi. 'F,f'?'fQm - 1533 f--aw: Xa? A gkrefx is . if Y' 7 743 W . , L, zyf, i ii' P 0 34' ix, WW f 4 f an-mi 4109 A , ., ff X - , , , ,. . D. , J. D VVIV VA ,A A AVz,,, , A V ,,,,, VVA: A I., .. V T f f' I ll' 1 W A I , I' 3 .,,,,W QAM in A - W A I I Wax. V , , W K M 1 I te v- , K .Mai 1 YW-maj E'lFiL5 HFIEH As successful as the 1985 Kingsway Girls Track team had been it really was only a forerunner to 1986's perfect season. This years edition of the Lady Dragon Track team accomplished what on other athletic team in the history of the school had done - an unblemished record. It was a year none of the team or fans will ever forget. Head Coach Mike Klaszky and Assistant Coach Milt Freder- icks point to the overall team balance as the Keys to success, but there were standouts. Heading the list was All-American Denise Liles. This outstanding Senior capped off a brilliant high school career with Q overall NJ State Championships in the 100m and 200m dashes. Qnd year performer Robin Brown lowered her own 800m record by 9 seconds finishing Qnd in the state with a 2-16. Kelly Sully, Ronnie Sumiel, and Ronya Kier teamed with Robin Brown for a state champion- ship in the 1600m relay. Sophomore Patti Bottiglier finished 3rd in the state in the 3Q00m, Angel Roots scored 10 state championship points in the long jump, 100m and Q00m. As great as this year was don't count the Dragons out next year. While 3 top point performers Liles, Sully and Brown will be greatly missed there are some Q5 letter winners returning. They are Carol Simkiss, Becky Piloto and Patty Yurgin. In the weight events, Tonya Kier 400, Ronnie Sumiel and Dawn Hickman in the hurdles and Heather Suessmuth and Patti Boltiglieri heading up a resur- gent distance corps, and the multi-tal- ented Angel Roots in sprints and jum- ping. Coaches Klaszky and Fredericks are proud of every one of their ladies and welcome others to join the effort next spring. 166 WWW 'vfqifffw K ,WWWB ' . Standing: Coach M. Klaszky, P. Yurgin, C. Norman, T. Kier, P. Bottiglier, J. Bonacorzio, D. Hickman, C. Simkiss, J. Stumm, E. Davis, D. Liles, M. Sebastiani, J. Hinman, M. Steelman, S. Colom, J. Wright, C. Dougherty, Assistant Coach M. Fredericks. Kneeling: C. Snyder, R. DeStefano, W. Grasso, M. Galgione, R. Wallace, M. Marino, H. McCall, C. Little, L. Dougherty, M. Williamson, A. Roots, V. Sumiel, N. Miller, C. Wentz, H. Clark, Sitting: J. Becker, C. Norman, C. Borgine, D. Beatty, A. Gattuso, B. Piloto, V. Vasta, J. Venezia, K. Shaw, J. Gregal, H. Suessmuth, R. Miozi. EEVEN E'HHl77l-'ILlN':1HII- :i' FLU5 9 LUIN'-i I I LU'7':iI-'-i LJLlHLb I-'I:FlH:E' TIUN Jfmmwf ,,.. .... i,,. -- ' . 'f'i - - ' , b,,,,W M4 ,ff A I My I Af V Nr, , 'wwf 4 43-,y57, WW 55. Y 1' ,-,My YJIIGSW y :rg A F? M: ll A 4 1 4 V Z W5 KIHBSW 1' U' W9 if ,lp X Q Q Q mm.L . , is x y . Jr Y ' ' -. l WW Ju XL EULH5 Q ea i 1 4' Q U5 -b 5 1 is 41215 fa , ff I Q 'Gif Q The Kingsway Boys Tennis Team started the year with some new faces. The coach of the tennis team this year was John Walker, sopho- more tennis star at Glou- cester County College. An- other new face, Donnie Ray, took over the lst Singles job. He played against some of the best players in South Jersey. Two more new faces, sophomores Dan Sul- livan and Derek Hunsberger, were very successful at 1st Doubles. Some familiar faces to Kingsway's courts were Qnd Singles Dave Schewenk and 3rd Singles Steve Hurff, who won his last six matches. Bill Kendig, Jon Stewart, and Bill Gibbs ro- tated at 2nd Doubles. Kyle Borkowski and Dave DeSte- fano also filled in at Qnd Doubles. With four matches left in the year, Coach Walk- er yelled, screamed and verbally ripped some players apart. That push was enough for the team to pull four upsets and end the season on a high note. Standing: Coach J. Walker, W. Kendig, J. Steward, D. Schwenk, D. Sullivan, D. Hunsberger, L. Hoffman, Kneeling: D. Ray, D. DeStefeno, S. Hurff, K. Borkowski, D. Skinner. 170 TENNI5 Pitman Delsea Glasboro Pennsgrove Williamstown Woodstown Pennsville Clearview Schalick Glassboro Woodstown Pennsville Pitman Salem Schalick Clearview Salem Delsea Williamstown Pennsgrove f., gn Q 1 5 4 J' 'mm xx vxfiwlxkf. - .-K1 'I 'W J 'Lil f f,, -H , My .5 ,, .f A wif xv f ,, , W ,n, , ,..,.... ..,. , ML. , , W, MM, ,,,, V, fu -MW ww: s MW ff ffl fr ff Mff, 1 -ff' WIN, f 7 f 174 STUDENT COUNCIL: L. Yoder - Advisor STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: L. Yoder - Advisor ASTRONOMY CLUB: T. Gruber - Advisor FORENSICS CLUB: DeRemigio - Advisor MODELING CLUB: A. Gress - Advisor MAIN OFFICE AIDES: Dr. Granato SUPERINTENDANTS AIDES: Dr. Cotugno LIBRARY AIDES: M. Coffey - Advisor GUIDANCE AIDES: P. Parker STAGE CREW: J. Cavanagh A.V. AIDES: D. Gallo - Advisor 175 L. INTERACT: E. Martell and M. Fredericks - Advisors f' 5-4 00.141.- f IMAGES: W. Crane - Advisor WRITERS CLUB: A. Gress - Advisor FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB: E. Shanahan, L. Hedenberg, and K. Haines - Advisors NURSES? N059 J' We - AdViS0f BRASS ENSEMBLE: J. Eitel and J. Dalton - Advisors NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: M. Fredericks - Advisor JUNIOR HIGH STAGE BAND: J. Dalton - Advisor BIOLOGY CLUB: T. Gruber and A. Moritz - Advisors JAZZ ROCK ENSEMBLE: J. Eitel - Advisor 8th GRADE BAND: J. Dalton - Advisor 7th GRADE BAND: J. Dalton - Advisor SR. CHORUS. J. Dalton - Advisor EXTINCT SKI CLUB gy ., K . W ' , L. I gf. GOSPEL CHOIR: J. Dalton - Advisor JR. HIGH CHORUS: J. Dalton - Advisor mmnom Home Q S0 new S f? ff2f 'S' NF! TIUNFIL VY, 'q9.. .5 k W ri A Nl L HNEEFI I SR. CO-EDITORS: Chris Garrett I-T4 Deepa R. Quadir JR. EDITORS: Toniann Cicione Ashraful Quadir Rachel Schindel COVER DESIGN: Ashraful Quadir GENERAL STAFF: Lora Dempsey 5 ,,eere. New David DeStefano LyRae Nelson Bill Reinerth J In 'M x X Qt' '4 Carol Rival M at Vaidyanathan X ' M ART STAFF: Hilary Hutchison David Dietrich k ..---u Ted Velykis Ashraful Quadir ADVISOR: Jackie Pelleriti ART ADVISOR: Gene POIIaCirlO .ft Sur f M S I 189 x ,K .. 7 A wwf A , k v,iSWrff......, ANNIE GET YOUR GUN Music and Lyrics by Irving Berlin Book by Herbert and Dorothy Fields FRANK BUTLER CHARLIE DAVENPORT DOLLY TATE FOSTER WILSON MAC ANNIE JESSIE MINNIE NELLIE JAKE BUFFALO BILL MRS. LITTLE HORSE MRS. BLACK TOOTH CONDUCTOR PAWNEE BILL CHIEF SITTING BULL LITTLE BULL FOOTMAN CAST MRS. SYLVIA POTTER-PORTER MR. CLAY MRS. SCHUYLER ADAMS MR, SCHUYLER ADAMS WAITER MRS. 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Terri Miller FOREVER FRIEND Remember how we used to play, and laugh, and hide, and run all day. Remember all the summer fun, the late-nights, the burning sun. Remember all the autumn nights, the fun trips, the midnight plights. Not to forget winter and spring, for all the memories are dear to me. A lot of days have passed by, and memories in the mind, but not forgotten, nor left behind. Although those days are seen no more, the memories are not forgotten, For no dear friend will forget - the love they have inside them. April Morgan IN I77EI77UFi tr' UF WILLIAM HULTSCH March 5, 1971-May 17, 1986 Sometimes we take things for granted We do not realize the value of a smile Until it's gone And we need to be reminded To appreciate more often the people we cherish so much. 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F LORIST 4 Clarksboro, NJ 08090 Jim-El News Agency 423-1000 438 KingS'Hwy. 8 Swedesboro, NJ. Hallmark Cards 0 Stuffed Toys Russell Stoverflandy Gifts School Supplies Buxton Wallets Q00 Highway Coid Beer QJO beverages mcludlng a large mported and domestic wines., Your 9 Lv-ii: Phone C6095 467-0575 WM Z, , :X 5 552 ,L f ,f the GF 1986 the dvisor Mrs. Yoder S OF 1987 i Dave Clarik Ronnie Surniel Hilary Hutchison Nikki Milier W , fi J 1986 Staff TULATIONS SS OF li E 2 5 Q E E 3 - WlL37'LY'f w,f1f85'5f ' '57 ' 609-467-0030 CHEEGA FUNERAL HOME 329 KINGS HIGHWAY No APPT. NECESSARY JOYCE HOWAETH DENNIS J. CHEEGA, MGR. SWEDESBORO, N.J. 08085 OVVNER Une .Hair 1QoalIi FomiIq SoIon BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1986 418 KINGS HWY. HOURS: TUES.. Ti-lun.. 9-4:30 SWEDESBORO WED.. FRI., 9,7130 ' ' , SAT., s.3O.3.OO 467-0447 QE LDRR A W Qrwsil Paulsboro Shopping Center 47 South Broad Street, Woodbury CONGRATULATIONS BEST OF LUCK to the Senior Class at Kingsway, in all your goals and endeavors! You have spent the time, now use it wisely. To all of the athletes that have trained and worked so hard to bring a successful year to Kingsway, you did it, and are well recognized for it. CONGRATULATIONS to the coaches and athletes for the dedication you have shown. To the STAFF and FACULTY of Kingsway, through your effort and dedication, the school is highly respected and it takes a good staff ,to make and keep it this way! Thanks. Last, but never forgotten, because she won't let me, my daughter Linda Bittle, who has made me a worry free father and an extremely proud one. She may be Kingsway Prom Queen and Football Queen for 1986, but she will be my queen forever. CONGRATULATIONS LINDA, Good Luck in College! E CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1986. Q 'A Andrew and Connie Bittle y W 8. the Staff at A. C. 8. C. Realty Xf A fy Q 5, it A. c. 8g c. REALTY 0 'Q 446 Kings Highway ff ' T 'I Swedesboro, N.J. 08085 467-HOME I 205 ,ami hm J 84 Be 1 I w P.O. 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