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

Text from Pages 1 - 246 of the 1987 volume:

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Toni and I could never have done it without the help of Rajeev Vaidyanathan, Lora Dempsey, Jana Spence, Mrs. Pelleriti, Mrs. Pollicino, Mrs. Schindel, and all those who worked on the art. We hope that in future years when you look at this yearbook you will remember with nostal- gia some of the happiest moments of your life. lst - ANGELA PANSERA TGP TE R ,XX Vff T N- 'VKXXX L4 A I I f. 1' , -h ffx. VN I, I K- 2nd - TONIANN CICIONE 5rd - DAVID DCSTEFANO jf if ,V X I 'x -M I I I ,X,, 5th - MICHAEL GEORGE 6th - ASHRAFUL QUADIR jf I ll-th - RACHEL SCHINDEL ' an 7th - HILARY HUTCHISON 8th - BRIAN JONES 9th - SUSAN PURVIN 10th - CHRIS HAINES 5 DEDICATIC 3, it ,M . X . Mr. Thomas R. Yourison has also been an integral part of Kingsway for the past twenty years. His subdued demeanor belies a strong forceful character. ln class he exhibits perfect control, from his arm movements to his voice. He rarely raises his voice or loses his temper, which is possibly a manifesta- tion of his time in the Marines. He has an amazing knack to interact with students, relating his feelings and ideals in a dovm-to-earth, friendly nature. lt is with pride that we, the class of '87 appreciate Mr. Yourison for his time, his warmth, and his genuine caring. Mr. Yourison lives in Harrison Tovxmship with his wife and two sons. He enjoys his . . association with students. That's what makes teaching most rewarding and challenging. He believes that the epitome of a Kingsway student is most re- spectful, friendly, and interested in self- improvement. He would like to Uelaborate and elucidate, meaning to expand and make clear, his love of teaching. l'You wouldn't put in twenty years unless you really felt good about it. Summer vac- tation refreshes one after nine months, and you're ready to return in September. Mr. Yourison's relaxed attitude and calm bearing have endeared him to many students. lf you take the time to listen to Mr. Yourison you will learn not only history, but to appreci- ate the man himself. 4 3 Mr. William V. Moore has been teaching history at Kingsway for the last twenty-odd years. He won't tell us which years were the odd ones. His devotion to his students, his caring, paternal attitude, his patronizin- gly acerbic repartees, and his delightful sense of hu- mor engender him as a deeply appreciated, re- spected, and loved teacher. Mr. Moore lives in Clayton with his wife and two children. He enjoys 'lthe young people of Kingsway and says the students are decent, concerned about themselves, and have a healthy desire to learn. We have a motivated, respectful student body. l love it, because we get new perceptions on old ideas, and kids challenge the old, well-defunct concepts. As any of his students will vouch, Mr. Moore makes learning enjoyable. He creates a lively, ener- getic atmosphere wherein are discussed such topics as the morality of warp why the Japanese are beat- ing the U.S. in world trade, the pros and cons ofsocial- ism, communism, and capitalism: and the excitement that is George Bush. Mr. Moore's definition of l'luck is when prepara- tion meets opportunity. lt's little wonder why stu- dents adore such an optimistic man. SHN., PPRECIATIO As the class of 1987 passes from Kingsway into an uncertain but promising future, we look back and pay tribute to those who worked so hard and unselfishly for the success of this graduating class. lt is our opinion that ho one deserves such tribute more than Mrs. Ann Gress. During her four and a half years tenure as class advisor, our class was responsible for many fund raisers and other activities re- sulting in an unprecedented string of prize winning floats, murals, and hall decorations, which provided hours of fun for all involved. Due to her talents and organizational skills, coupled with our re- sources, we held first place for two consecutive years for the Egyp- tian Pyramid and Masters of the Universe mural themes in the Homecoming competition. She also was instrumental in arranging many ofour dances and laying down the foundations ofa successful Prom. Apart from class advisor, Ann Ciress was also the advisor to the Modeling Club, Writers' Club, Drama Club and dance choreogra- pher for the school musical. Mrs. Gress accepted a teaching position at Kingsway after grad- uating from the University of Pittsburgh, and was then awarded a graduate assistantship at Penn State University. At Penn State, she received outstanding leadership awards and completed the course work of two master's degrees in the time it would take to complete one. Mrs. Cxress competed in approximately sixty scholarship and talent competitions and won fifty-seven. We feel fortunate to have had such an outstanding personality for our class advisor, and wish her well in whatever she does. One and a half years ago, the class of 1987 was a ship with no captain, desperately in need of a class advisor. Mrs. Yoder, despite her already demanding position as the Stu- dent Council advisor, unselfishly took on this responsibility at the helm. She then proceeded to guide us through most of our Prom preparations and labored to make our Senior year one that shall be fondly remembered by all. Regardless of what task had to be done or what plans needed to be made, Mrs. Yoder saw to it that all activities were carefully organized and carried out with perfection. Her lead- ership and knack to recognize class leaders added to the smoothness with which our class glided through this final year at li.R.H.S. Mrs. Yoder shall be remembered by all, whether she was taking a head count in Florida or at the picnic, trying to keep her patience with those owing dues from seventh grade, or as a good friend. Lynn Yoder was many things to many people and will be sorely missed by the members of the Class of 1987. lt is to this hard-working, dedicated, understanding, and loving woman that we extend our greatest appreciation to along with our many thanks and a big hug. We shall always cherish the memory of her determination and kindness. WI'IG'S WI-I0 DID MOST FOR THE CLASS- Beth Sawicki and MOST DEPENDABLE- Beth Sawicki and John Miller Dave Clark BEST DRESSED- Chris Everwine and Veronica Sumiel VE! 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W? is WAY a ' --.,: ',:. . 5 f X X xx- iii Y .- L 5, :iw M lr 'x Q' if X x 'in L 1 . x M' f fff? L 6 iii' ,,,, fff1i1' 1 L-0 5 rin, ,, I H - -fFff ,,,. X: ' Ll, .- A . as . fx f Xi X J X xx A . Q, . if 1 1, ,f L5 .:' . N '.,: K Q , ,irt . . A fl 5 .sf X aff' E 14 x 17 M If .ll if ill. yrBli r if rlrr 1 i1 1 ,, - Q rr 2 b Q ug: ...f.. I .. - - SSS. NS is new -as ,, 5 if Q N .kf'r ,.- .1 5' ,..,, N E41 . Angela Pansera Sue Purvin Carolyn Bacon Layne Spencer Lora Dempsey Sheryl Feny Barbara Price IDEIY TI TIES 10 11 12 15 14 15 16 17 18 Stacy Davis Chris Dougherty Toniann Cicione Danielle Shana . Jon Steward Dave DeStefano Brenden Garozzo Bill Bates Lori Wilgus Lucia Hampton Linda DeBeny was S Q SY 'Eg .3 S S I S fl A f l E5 9:22.-iw :QQ iL2J '. f ', 2 ' 'fix gk I A J . 2 E W, 'hz , ,Q, , l 1,l ,2 n J f :si f f . in ,,'1 Zfv Iii' -ii 1 . ,,,., 317 in xi? in W . Q 'wi , ?g5Q'? , 1, . ,K . X .ik . I ' , .J ,fi ....s 1 f 2 .,m'L K V 1. Rachel Schindel 2. Dave Clark 15. Tina Flowers 4. Bonnie Cavallo 5. Hilary Hutchinson 6. Frank Grandizio 7. Carol Simkiss IDEP1 TI TIES . Sara Maccarone . Beth Sawicki . Jim Marchesani . Janice Albert . Chris Richter . Kim Snyder 14. Amee Reid 15. Debbie Kidd 16. Jana Spence 15 -in ---:L+--f--S Y' , V V- -M .1-1, 'W'--vm ,,g1i,,.a1z.:.zV,..L.vzfQ-wa.:-..Q,4':-.1-vw-xv ' s - -auf ' .f.zvnu:1-1 , v , - .-.- - :Q-nu - .fi-, - 1 ng , V 7----. PRESIDENT FLOYD DAVID CLARK Dave Swedesboro Act like you know! . . . no task is too great for this class president . . . Eitel izes being locked on the band bus at V.A. Beach hangs out with Ronnie, Nikki, and everyone else . . . draws up memories with Ms. Polli- cino . .. thinks Anne Gress was a model teacher. . . plans to mind his own I'business and design his future. ACTIVITIES: Track 1,2,5,4p Student Council 1,2,5,4 lExec.lf Interact 2,5,4p Modeling Club 1,2,3,4: Powder Puff 5,41 Musi- cal 25: Honor Guard 2,I5,4 tCapt.J: Writer's Club 2,l5: Forensic SECRETARY HILARY KLINE HUTCHISON Hilary Mickleton No I don't bleach my hair! . . . Many thanks to Dave, Chris, Tom, Brendan, Beth, and es- pecially Heather for all the great memories. I love you guys. Kingsway has been a lot of fun but college, HIT, and the real world await. ACTIVITIES: Tennis 5.4: Swimming 1,2,5,4, Class Council 1,2,5,4 ISecretaryl: lnteract1,2,I5,4,f National Honor Society 25,41 Band 1,2: IMAGES 1,2,5,4: Girl's State Alternate 5: Gov- emor's School of the Arts 15. VICE PRESIDENT VERONICA ANNETTE SUIVIIEL Ronnie Mt. Royal i'Oh please! . . . Hsnicker s over doodle cookies . . . wanders the halls with Tracy, Mi- chelle, Shena, and Nikki . . . is hooked on latching . . . won't miss the trolls . . . thinks Klaszky is in a class by himself made tracks with Pug and the Pugness team . . . envisions a career in news. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 1,2,5,4 qvice-Presiaentl, Model- ing Club 1,2,4 tTreasurerlp Track 1,2,5,4 tCapt.l: Cross coun- try Z5,4 tCapt.J: Language Club 1: Powder Puff 4: Flag Corps 1,21 Writer's club 21 Indoor Guard 1,2: Interact 4. TREASURER NICHELLE E. MILLER Nickle ' Woodstown UOooh-wee !IBill ongs with Val, Sara, Bonnie and Ronnie . . . is Bam Bam's Pebbles . . . wants Moore of alt . . . herjunior year wasn't Health y . . . spent Friday nights in boys' locker room with varsity . . . will always have tender memories of Prom '85. ACTIVITIES: Basketball Cheerleader 1,2,5,4 tCapt.l: root- ball Cheerleader 1,2,5,4 tCo-Capt.J: Soccer Cheerleader 4 tCo-Capt.j1 Track 5,45 Student Council 1,4f Class Council 5,4 tTreasurerl, Interact 1,2,5,4, Modeling Club 2,5: National Honor Society 2,C5,4y Powder Puff 5,41 Guidance Aide 5: Su- perintendent Aide 4. 17 JANICE LYNN ALBERT Janice Woolwich Yeah, right! can't Upasta up Italian food. . .cruises with Karen. . .history was not the main event 'lKidds around with Debbie, Sara, Karen, and Ricardo . . . May 16, 1986 walks the Wharf at Wildwood wanted to say Hgood-bye after the l'I'Iello cheer . . . will compliment a campus. ACTIVITIES: Cheerleading 1.4: Cross Country 4, Modeling Club 4: Ski Club 1.2: Powder Puff 4. STANLEY D. ATKINSON Stan the Man Clarksboro I don't know can be found with Cat, Vince, the Mac, Rett, and Ed is great in his Grand Prix . . . is wild when wres- tling . . . happy for slappy . . . fancies all the ladies . . . will wander into the workforce. ACTIVITIES: wrestling 1.2.5.4 ICapt.I 18 STACEY E. AIVIBRU STER Yo Guys . . .is a real ham for burgers and fries. . .Janua1y6, 1985. . .always remember the special moments with Jay . . . great times at Mc-A-Dees and B.A .... has Dee lightful times with Julie, Chuck, Pat, and Lisa . . . loves 5-wheel riding at IVLM. . . . will 'lproduce a green thumb and a great mar- riage. ACTIVITIES: Cross Country 2: Oflice Aide 2. CAROLYN BACON Carol Mickleton Yeah right . . . cheered on the Dragons . . . yeams for classes with Yourison . . . July 51, 1984 . . . never without Joe . . . forever fond of Donna, Helen, Kim, Vince, and Amee . . . December 51, 1984 . . . styling her way into the future . . . foresees marriage. ACTIVITIES: Cheerleading 1.2: Student C0unCiI 1,2,5,4: Mod- eling Club 25 Ski Club 1,2. CARLENE ANN ANDERSON Kar Woolwich l'l'm not weird, I'm unique . . . taste buds go crazy when Parmesan is re veal ed to her eyes . . . Aud to be hanging around with Nancy . . . cats meow at Pets Unlimited . . . plans to be a confused college freshman. ACTIVITIES: Powder Puff 5: Nurse's Aide 2.5.4, Drama Club 4. l I DENINE IVIARCELL BAKER Neen Swedesboro What's clicking babe? . . . history will re- main a mystery . . . finds funnelcake fantastic . . . has a knack for knitting . . . September 2, 1985. . .had a compound interest in chem- istry . . . loiters with Lisa, Val, Juanita, Tywand, Sheena, Roni, Nikki, and Lisa Vega . . . streaks through Swedesboro in her Star- fire . . . career is bound for Boeing. ACTIVITIES: Powder Puff 5. BARD BALDISHOL Wegi Swedesboro That's Stiuuupidn . . . this foreign friend fan- cies french fries operates his Opel teams up with the soccer players . . . Mrs. Martell isjust his type . . . finds Fredericks fascinating .. . digs his dad's nursery . . . will tackle the work force. ACTlVlTlES: Soccer 4: Powder Puff 4. CHRISTINE MICHELLE BAUER Tina Beckett ln the swim of things . . . a bit slippery on the slopes . . . main office phone fanatic . . . X'computes with Mrs. Yulo . . . got the 'lshort end of stenography . . .just can't cope with- out her soaps . . . future is set as hairdress- er . . . will bear down with children. ACTIVITIES: swimming 1,2,4: siii Club 2.4: weight Lining 4: lnteract1,2,5,4g Powder Puff5,4p Office Aide 5,45 Class Mural 2,4. WILLIAM EDWARD BATES Bill Mt. Royal Yea Buddy! . . . has a beef for roast . . . cruises in Cheesesteak . . . stays with Stacy, Barry, John, Chas, Ann, and Kim . .. December 25, 1986 . . . vocational graphics will be lletched in his mind forever . . . will make room in college for hotel manage- ment. ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2p Basketball 1,2,4: Powder Putf 4. RICHARD PAUL BAVOTA Ric Swedesboro Terrifying in his Trans Am . . . is snow stranger to skiing and goes out deep into football . . . i'majestic at Rings Colonial Mar- ket . . . future college graduate. ACTIVITIES: Wrestling 1: Foootball 1,2,5,41 Ski Club 47 Pow- der Puff 5.4. VINCENT JGHN BATTACILIA Vinnie Clarksboro 'lForget about it! . . . melts over cheese fries worms with llSilk , Stan, Anne, B.J., Larry, The T, and Cat . . . fires up in a Flaming '55 Ford . . . will always remember July . . . taken by Tunnat . . . October 2, 1986 with the boys . . . current ly hoping to be an electrician. DAVID RGBERT BECKETT Becketto Bridgeport Nice one . . . bums in the Bosephus Mo- bile .. . rode with the Riders, Zane, Hilary, Heather, and Beth . . . wild about Wilgus . . . Bergin's the Best, Whitley was wonderful, Fre- dericks was fun, and Moore was marvelous . . .March 1,1986. . .will always remember us- ing The Winger . . . college beck ons. ACTIVITIES: Football 5,47 Wrestling 1,2,5,4: Baseball 5.4: ln- teract 5,4 4Treasurerl: Powder Puff 5,4: Stage Crew 2: Prom Committee 51 Homecoming Committee 4. 19 IVIARC DAVID BLAIR Marc Beckett l'Yea sure! . . . draws the line with Dixon, Wilson, Chaplin, Ward, Miller, Green, ABO, and Battle . . . is deep into diving and hoops to play basketball . . . typing wasn't on the right key Don s Miami Vice clothes . . . will l'glow as an x-ray technolo- gist. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1, Swimming 5,45 interact 2,51 For- eign Language Club 2. CHRISTINA IVIARIE BOYD Chris Logan 'lWhat's up? . . . loves lobster and lasagna . . . doctors in her Crranado . . . friends with M.F., B.P., B.C., R.D., but Mike holds a special place in her heart ... makes a splash in swimming . . . spends her Timon Yulo's class . . . has memories oflounging in the lav . . . July 4, 1985 . . . future in accounting. ACTIVITIES: Tennis 5: Swimming 2: Modeling 1,41 Ski Club 3,4p Powder Puff 5: Oltlce Aide 5.4. 20 JENNIFER ANN BONACCORSI Jen Swedesboro l don't know! . . . l'shore loves the beach . . . hung around with Heather, Tom, Rick, and the comeback kid . . . gave it her best l'shot in track . . . was never bored in biology . . . July 5, 1986 . . . summer of '85 . . . has fond memories of the 'iFinkles . . . has vis- ions of college. ACTIVITIES: Track 14: Powder Puff 3,4. FRANK X. BOYD JR. The Kid Beckett Chuck s out Len, Sam, Steve, and Joe . . . October 15, 14 . . . will always remember Betty D. . . . prurient for pizza . . . l'Mr. Milch is the greatest teacher . . . disliked English butjolly in gym . . . is developing a hobby in photography. ACTIVITIES: Football 1, Baseball 2. cross Country 2.5: Moa- eling Club 1,2,5,4: Stage Crew 1,2,5,4. IVIARK THOMAS BORZIO RockyfRambo Swedesboro No way . . . melts for cheese steaks . . . raises a glass to the Toastmasters, John, Scott, and Chris . . . paints oil the time . . . puts a lot of sole into track and wrestling . . . stays up until Late Night with David Let- terman . . . college bound. ACTIVITIES: Wrestling 1,2,4: Track 1,2,5,4f Stage Crew 5,4. KAREN BRINKIVIAN Karen Beckett Dailies with Danielle, Celeste, and Karyn . . . spectator at Ted Nugent concerts . . . loves to party hardy . . . values vocational school . . . May 26, 1986 . . . her career will be strictly business. DENNIS A. BURLINCIAIVIE Burl Mullica Hill i'Quiet mouth! . . . lives for McDonalds . . . prowls with Cat , Frank, Jim, Murdock, and Vince . , . well l'bond ed with Bergin . . . will always remember Natalie . . . sits them domm when on the mound . . . will be on the ball in college. ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2,f5,4: Baseball 1,2,5,4 lCapt.J: Bas- ketball L4. BONNIE JUNE CAVALLO WildChild Clarksboro Yo dude, what's up? galavants with Gail, Kathy, Barb, Sandi, and Jeff. . . Baby s her Trans Am. . . February 22, 1986. . .peppy party participator . . . mad about her M-TV . . , neverjolly over gym . . . always seen party- ing with Jeff . . . made meny with Mozier . . . sees marriage over the horizon. STEVEN MICHAEL CALTABIANO Cat Woolwich I can't be bothered! . . . guards the end oftheline for Barchuk. . . Scouts for trouble with Burl, Shute, Silk, and Vinny . . . April 8, 1985 . . . loves lockerpie, Dr. fMr. James E. Whitley, III, and especially Tonya! . . . will attend college. ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2,5,4: Baseball 4: Wrestling ISA. l BRIAN KEITH CHAPLIN Charlie Swedesboro Dig it . . .loyal to Lora, Sharon, Donald, and Craig . . . thinks Mr. O' is O.K .... meanders to the mall . . . can be found playing football . . . will miss his friends . . . loves lasagna . . . will be college bound. ACTIVITIES: Football 1,45 Baseball 3,4. MICHAEL JAIVIES CAPASSO El Passo Beckett Yo slick . . . November 25, 1985 . . . cruises in 'lthe Tank or on a Uni . . . parties with Brian, Ric, and Sambo . . . leams from Lerch . . . 'TTY Rules! . . . milks chocolate chips . . . sees a great future lovin' Rayna . . . self- employment sounds super. ACTIVITIES: Wrestling 2,5,4: Baseball l,5,4: Football 1. TONIANN CICIONE Baloney Mickleton Couldn't tell ya! .. . goes i'Banana s over Lori, Tina, and the Oak Creek Crew. . .laughs with the LANCER staff. . . is a uwee-wee em- barrassed by the locker incident . . . sum- mer of '85 . . . loyal LANCER leader . . . operates the t.v. for lVli'A'kS'kH will administrate a career in business ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society 25,4 lPres.lg LANCER 2,3,4 lco-I-zaiwrl, IMAGES 5,4 qco-canon, writers club 2, Student Council 235: Foreign Language Club 2,3 lPres.l, 4: Powder Puff 5,4: Interact 2,5,4. 21 MICHELLE D. CRESSIVIAN Michelle Mullica Hill No way! . . . chows mein ly on Chinese food . . . cruises in her classy Capri to Caldor . . .can be found with Scott, Bill, Denise, John, Donna, Michele, and Roscoe . .. will always cherish times with Scott . . . February 4, 1984 . . . lives for skating at Skater's Choice . . . as- pires to be abundantly rich. STACY LEE DAVIS Mona Mickleton I'I'Iow queer! . . . Mark s time with Michelle, Tina, Lori, Kim, and Bill . . . enjoys cruising in Granny's Plymouth . . . gets the main idea at the office . . .June 8, 1986 . . . has-spent magical moments with Mark .. . cheers for Sarbello . . . will educate special children. ACTIVITIES: Cheerleading 2,5,4: Powder PuIf4: I'Iurse's Aide 5: Ollice Aide, 4. 22 KATHLEN RACHEL DALLAS Kat Mickleton Chill . . .will kill for pizza . . .seen with Bon- nie, Barb, Sandi, Gail, and Kelli . . . found in the future with Don Sandberg. . .will miss Mr. Klaszky and working in Guidance. . . has fond memories of Kelli G. and chorus . . . June 24 . . . loves to cruise and wander the malls. ACTIVITIES: Chorus 5,4: Guidance Aide f5,4. I LINDA SARETHEA DeBERRY Oh please! . . . freaks for fried chicken . . . is Supreme in her Cutlass . . . can be seen any month with April, Juanita, Tywand, Jody, Veene, Shannon, Michelle, Shen'y, Shona, Raye . . . meanders in the mall . . . December 25, 1985 . . . will be challenged in Chamber- lyne. ACTIVITIES: Powder Puff 5,4p Chorus 5,4. TRACEY DIANE DANIELS Trace Swedesboro Yeah right . . . Uncle Pug number one bug- ger in cross country loves to tease Mr. Grupper . . . Mr. Fredericks was fun . . . hangs out in Phila . . . loves to kid around with Val, Ronnie, Nikki, Shena, Michelle, Stacy, and Tina B. . . . will win a case in criminal law. ACTIVITIES: Cross Country 15: Weight Lifting 2,Z5,4. LORA DEIVIPSEY Lor Swedesboro 'lReallyl!! .. . a real ham for burgers honks the hom for soccer hunks . . . loves the times spent with Brad . . . loyal LANCER lack- ey . . . thinks highly of Yu lo . . . could not bond with chemistry . . . will mind her business at Gloucester. ACTIVITIES: Soccer Stats 4: Interact I5,4: LANCER Z5,4: Lan- guage Club 2,5: Powder PuifZ5,4: Library Aide 1: Biology Club 5,4: Oiiice Aides 4: Mural 2,15,4: Prom Committee 5: Home- coming Committee 4. DAVID BRIAN DCSTEFANO Dave Woolwich Got me hangin' . . . ltaI izes Italian food . . .plays SARA and tennis. . .blazes the trails in the tank ... buddies with a fun gi ... Russell is more than BASIC . . . step s out with brother Mike, Toni, Brian, Camp, Ra- chel.Ash, Lea, and Richtaar. . . mathfscience major at Rutgers. ACTIVITIES: Soccer 1,2,5,4 tl'lRJg National Honor Society 2,5,4g LANCER 2,Z5,4: Language Club 2,51 Astronomy Club 5,45 Boy's State Delegate 3: Tennis 5.4. CHRISTINA DOUGHERTY Chris Swedesboro Yeah, well, whatever won't skimp on shnmp . . . didn't find geometry 'iplane . . . gregarious with Gallo, funky with Fredericks . . . 'iMoonlighting at Caldor . . . comes out ofher UShell ey for Rim and Michelle. . .May 16, 1986 . . . if she's seen one, she's seen the Small . . . has chosen a Broadway to con- tinue her singing career . . . hopes to marry Gary. ACTIVITIES: Modeling Club 2,55 Chorus 1.5.4, Powder Puff 5: Musical 1,2,5,4: Modeling Club 2,5: Girls' Track Manager and stars 5.4. RAYNA DAWN DCSTEFANO Ray Swedesboro Chill, Mom . . .goes for Gallo. . .November 25, 1985. . . teases Tunnat. . .June 15, 1985 . . . i'talks too Michelle and Nance . . . 'iEIite on sweets . . . May 5, 1985 . . . 'Guiding Light is Mike. . . nursing the way towards a great life with Mike. ACTIVITIES: Track and Field 1,2,5,4, Ski Club 1, l'lurse's Aide 15.4, MICHAEL SEAN DUNN Dunner Mickleton l'd rather be saiIing . . . takes trips in Tank . . . cruises with Chris, Dave, Brian and Jim . . . likes to be with Lea . . . has a bond with chemistry. . .enjoys 'ipassing around afoot- ball . . . will i'sail into college to design boats. ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2,3,4: Wrestling 1,2,:s,4, Track 2,5,4, Ski Club 17 Foreign Language Club 2: Powder Puff 4: Stage Crew 1.2: Forensic Club 5. SHAWN FRANCIS DONNELLY Shawn Concord l'Dude, that's so hella rad! . . . chills for ice cream . . . will Miss y Heather, Ric, Beckett, Haines, Jenifer, Tom, Sean, Anne Eiger . . . will always remember Heather . . . likes foot- ball a bunt as much as baseball and hockey . . . reins supreme in horseback riding . . . i'flies with Crane, Berg, Grube, and Fred . . . December 29, 1985 . . . Prom '86 . . . college over the horizon. ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2,5,4: Baseball 1,2,5,4: Interact 5: Ski Club 1,2,25,4: National Honor Society 2,5,4. I IVIICHELE ROSE DYSART Michele South Harrison Come on Guys . . . seen with Roscoe in his '79 Trans Am . . . can be found at Reliable Ga- rage from 12:00 P.M. to 8:00 P.M. . . . drives a shamper champer . . . January 19, 1984 . . . plans on making money and having fun do- ing it. 25 DAVID ANDREW EIGER Cheech Beckett I don't know . . . is alarm ing in the llFire chicken buddies with Bob, Ric, Chris, Brian, Curt, Teco, Rolf, and Matt. . .weightlift- ing rests on his Ushoulders . . . steps out with Steph on The Far Side . . . November 17, 1985 . . . loves lasagne . . . has a porpoise in life. . .will carouse on the carri- er deck. ACTIVITIES: Swimming 1,2,5,4: Soccer 5: Weight Lifting 2.5.41 BRACICIIN' DRAGON 4. SHERYL DIANA PERRY Sher Clarksboro You're Gay! . . . a menace in her Omega . . . friends forever with Bexster, Carol, Tina, and Helen . . . lives for those weekends . . . will never forget May 250, 1986 . . . will grace a college court , ACTIVITIES: Football Cheerleader 1,2,5 tCapt.l: Cross Coun- try 4: Basketball l,2,3,4: Softball 1,2,5,4: Student Council 1,2,5,4: Class Council 1,2 lTreasurerI: ModelingCIub 1.2: Ski Club 1,2: Powder Puff 5,4: Office Aide 5,4: Superintendent Aide 4: Interact 4. 24 NANCY ALISA ENICK Nena Mullica Hill 'lCreepl . . . accounted for at CPC. . .likes to 'joumey with Boston in stitches over sewing . . . 'lLore d to the I'l.O .... loves those NY weekends. . . I'clovms around with Kel-bel, Violet, Kimi, and Rich . . . will work her way through college. ACTIVITIES: Interact 5,4: Ski Club 1.2: Band 1: I'Iurse's Aide 2,5,4: Musical 1. AUDRA MARIE FISCHER Urd Mullica Hill What smells? . . .will Rome anywhere to get Italian food . . . clomms around with Car- lene, Nancy, Michelle, Rayna, Michelle M., and Brian . . . is IIbook ed on reading . . . will go domm in 'ihistory in Mr. Yourison's book . . . will nurse a future in medicine. ACTIVITIES: Boys' Basketball Stats 5: Foreign Language Club 2,5,4: Powder Puff 25,4: Hurse's Aide 4: Library Aide 5: Interact Club 4. CHRISTOPHER BRYAN EVERWINE Weiner Harrisonville RightI . . . is a Muenster for cheese steak . . . captivating in his Camaro .. . Mel low with Ed, Joe, and Mike. . . renifleur with Jenni- fer. . . defeated Duca in Districts. . . Sept. 17, 1984 . . . caught in a Miami 'lVice . . . is up and 'iatom with Mr. Bergin . . . considering college carefully. ACTIVITIES: Wrestling 1,2,5,4 lCapt.I: Baseball 1,2,5,4: Foot- ball 1,2,5: Cross Country 4: Ski Club 1: Stage Crew 1. CHRISTINA LYNN FLOWERS Tina Mickleton BrinkI . . . is a menace with Dennis, Steve, Sheryl, I-Ielen, Carol, Shena, Robb, and Frank. . .hasa hill ofa timeskiing. . .heart throbs for Rob . . . can't l'wom1 out of Mr. Ciruber's class, sure with Moore, and adores Mrs. O'l'leilI . . . June 17, 1986 . .. made an 'iimpression on Ed Cirimley. . .planned pen- patetic and off to college. Acnvmss: Field Hockey 2,5, Softball 1,2,5,4, 1nreraCr4: ski Club 1,2,5,4: LAHCER 4: Astronomy Club 5: Powder PulT5,4: Biology Club 5. HELEN MARIE CIAGLIANONE Gag Mickleton What should I do? . . . melts over Cookies and Cream ice cream . . . smashing in The Subie . . . travels with Tina, Carol, Carolyn, Sheryl, Dennis, Steve, Frank, but her heart be- longs to Gino will miss gossiping with friends . . . fanatic about football . . .June 17, 1986 . . . college is in the future. ACTIVITIES: Hockey 1,2,5,4: Ski Club 1,2,3,4: Powder Puff 5,4: Office Aide 4: Interact 4. ANNE MARIE GATTUSO Anne South Harrison You're so gayl . . . fancies french fries . . . spends every month of the year with April, Chris, Vinnie, Joey, Carol, Maria, Amee . . . fondloving memories ofJoey. . .is 'lparallel with Pelleriti . . . didn't 'jump to Van Halen March 19, 1984 plans to fashion merchandise. ACTIVITIES: Track 1,2,i5,4: Football Stats 5,4: Interact 1,2,5,4: National Honor Society 5,4: LAHCER 4: Guidance Aide 4: Homecoming floats and murals 1,2,3,4, BRENDEN DOUGLAS GAROZZO Echo Woolwich UYou Geek . . .gets his kicks on the soccer field . . . loves to kid around in his Hot Rod . . . 'IRiders around with Chris, Dave, Tom, Jim, Robb, and Tom W .... thanks Robb for always being there when I was down. . .thinks golfis a hole in one . . . The Winger. . . Ber- gin's the Best April 1986- Salem Track Meet . . . will enhance any campus. ACTIVITIES: Soccer 1,2,5,4 ICapt.J: Wrestling 1: Swimming 2, Basketball 5: Track 1,2,5,4: Powder Puff5,4: Interact 2,5,4: BRAGGIN' DRAGON 4: Foreign Language Club 2: Astronomy Club 2,Z5,4: Biology Club 5,4: Forensic Club 5,4: Prom Com- mittee 5: Homecoming Committee 4. MICHAEL DAVID GEORGE Mike Woolwich Fond of Fredericks', Yourison's, and Whitley's classes. . . adores Italian food . . . has ajump on volleyball . . . dribbles on about basket- ball in gym has a 'Iball in soccer Nhooked on fishing successful in psy- chology . . . is 'judging a future in law. ACTIVITIES: Soccer 1,2,5,4: Interact 4: National Honor Soci- ety 2,5,4: Astronomy Club 2,3,4. THOMAS ROBERT GASRILL Bub Mickleton l'd rather push a Ford, than drive a Chevy! . . . sticks to hockey. . . forges ahead in his Ford Mustang. . .October51, 1985. . .chums with Chas, Mark, Mike, and Scooter. . . found literature lacking . . . enjoyed machine shop at Voc .... will lend a hand in the labor force. in 1 ff' CHRISTINE NANETTE CIIBBS Tina Mickleton Are you serious?l . .. idolizes Italian food . . . August 14, 1985 . . . enjoys spending Email her time shopping elle aime le francais . . . has a ball watching soccer. . . initial ly liked J.A., T.C., J.S., L.W., R.M., C.R., R.S., J.H., and still does. . . is charting a nursing career. ACTIVITIES: Tennis 25: Soccer Stats 4: Basketball Stats 5,4: Track Stats 5,4: Interact 1,2,5,4: Foreign Language Club 2,5,4: Nurses Aide 5,4: Office Aide 4. 25 MICHELLE GOSTKOWSKI Michelle Swedesboro Rejuvenates with junk food . . . has a blast in her Ford Comet . . . spends every month with April . . . there is no e questrian about her love for horses . . . August 50, 1986 . . . scooped up ajob at Richmond's . . . future Super Mom . KRYSTAL LYNN GREEN Kris l'Ian'isonville What's up with that . . . shore loves sea- food . . . reigns with Stacey in her Regal . . . always seen talking with Troy, Danielle, Lisa, Debra, Juanita, Davim, Denise, Wayne, Stacey, Pritchett . . . is at track ed to cheer- leading and basketball . . . goggs out with the Homegirls. . . thinks Mrs. I. is the best. . . will gladly make history a part of the past . . . Oc- tober 15, 1985 . . . wouldn't trade a future in commercial foods . .. will mind her ovm business and 'Iproduce a family. ACTIVITIES: Modeling club 2.5,4: chorus 1.2: Powder Puff 5.4: Guidance Aide 4: Cheerleading 1,2.5.4: Track 1.4: Bas- ketball 2. FRANK VERNON GRANDIZIO Shute Mullica Hill WrongI . . . cruises in the redder . . . does damage with Dennis, Steve, Jim, and Beck- etto . . . remembers the locker surprises . . . thinks James E. Whitley Ill is great . . . cares about Carol . . . plans on being a 5 time unde- feated champion on Jeopardy. ACTIVITIES: Wrestling 1.2.5.4: Baseball 4: National Honor Society 2.5.4. STEPHEN ANDREW GRIFFIN Steve Beckett Goony Goo Goo . . . cruises in his '76 Ford Tonno is Frank with Len, Joe. Mike. Chuck, and Donnie . . . is at track ed to car racing . . . is king of the Crovim Point Truck Stop . . . future is uncertain. THOMAS MICHAEL CIRASSO Tom Swedesboro Get Rad . . . cruises in the Cougar. . . rowdy with the I'Riders . .. shore to remember good times at Wildwood and Sea Isle . . . a de- voted Harrier . . . will miss the Great Hard One . . . massacres Maseratis . . .a threat to the Ski Patrol . . . an Innocent Bystander . . . advocates a future in law. ACTIVITIES: Cross Country 1,2,5,4: Track 1.2.5: Interact 5.4: Ski Club 2.5.4 National Honor Society 2.5.4 Ivice-Presidentl: Foreign Language Club 2: Astronomy Club 5: Powder Pulf 5.4. CHRISTOPHER J EREMIAH HAINES Chaines Mickleton Yikes! . . . hams it up for pork. . .cruises with the Riders . . . skiing is high on the poles . . .gets a kick out ofsoccer. . .the winger . . . wants Moore of Berg and Uncle Milty. . . favors G 8: T '85 and IPLE . . .college life lies ahead. ACTIVITIES: Soccer 1.2.5.4 tCapt.l: Baseball 1.2.4: Interact 5.4: Ski Club'1,2,5,4: National Honor Society 2.5.4 tSec.J: Boys' State Delegate: AV Aides 5: Prom Committee 5: Home- coming Committee 4. MARK DOUGLAS HALLMAN Haulin' Hallman S. Harrison l'd rather push a Ford than drive a Chevy . . . causes turbo lence in his 1970 Mercury Cyclone 429 chooses to be with Chas, Scooter, Tom, and Mike. . .crazy about Chris- tine . . . minds his own beeswax . . . will be a Maverick as an auto mechanic. MICHELLE HAMPTON Michelle Clarksboro IIOh well . . .has a knack for nibbling nachos . . . dines with the Lunch Bunch, Jen, Emily, and Nadja . . . is l'shore bummed-out at the beach . . . will miss her friends . . . tackles Monday Night Football . . . isn't kidding around about child psychology and develop- ment. ACTIVITIES: Marching Band 4: Symphonic Band 1,2: Honor Band 2. DEBORAH LUCILLE HAMPTON Pom Pom Swedesboro That's a shame . . . won't skimp on shrimp . . . has a passion for pizza . . . will be wann with Orlan- do. . . April 225, 1986 . . .July 14, 1984 . . . cruises with Chris, Crystal, Juanita, Renee, and Regina . . .will always miss her chair. . .feels at Home in Shady Lane. . . will fly high in the airforce or will I'process a career as a secretary. ACTIVITIES: Soltball Manager 1g Gospel Chorus 5: Powder Puff 4. ROLF MAXMILLIAN HARDING Max Swedesboro lt's moming again . . . savors spaghetti . . . bogus with Bob, Chris, and Dave . . . can be screen working on computers . . . has IIsole when playing soccer . . . wants Moore of history and thinks French is tres bien . . . loyal i'Late Night with David Letter- man fan. LUCIA HAMPTON Lucy Clarksboro A pizza person . . . chats with Chris, Amy, Mi- chelle, Julie, and Martha . . . can be 'Iseen at the movies. . . spares time to go bowling and is pool ish when swimming. . . Ms. Sui- ter suits her fine . . . BASlC alIy disliked computers but adored Algebra ll . . . summer of '85 down in Wildwood . . . considering col- lege. Acrivmcs. interact 4, srage crew 2,45 Drama Club 2,5, AV Aide 2. KIMBERLY ANN HAYDEN Kimmi Mickleton No problem . . . partial to pizza and tacos . . . never far from Nancy, Layne, Lisa, Marion and Billy. . . l'fired up over the Mt. Royal fire- house .. . Bobby is her special Mann .. . luvs to pedal her Bridgestone . . . will get l'wrapped up in paramedics. 27 . I I I SI'IENA YVONNE HICKMAN Barnie S. Harrison ul know . . . right. . . . spirited cheerleader . .. craves Burger King croissandwiches fondly remembers California and St. Thomas . . . gossips with Baietti, Tina, Ron, Michelle, Mike, and Angel . . . Mrs. Pollicino's right hand artist. . .Thanks Mom, Aunt Carolyn, and C.T. . . . college bound. ACTIVITIES: Cheerleader 1,2,5,4: Powder Puff 25,41 Football Stats 5: Interact Club 4. I JULIE M. I'IORNICl Jul S. Harrison Whatever . . . is a l'turkey for sandwiches . . . blue-eyed blonde . . . Blazer s a trail in her '79 Chevy . . . buddies around with P.Y., S.A., and S.Y .... summer of '86 in Philly.. . April 1985 . . . covers the uiIeld in hockey. ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey 2.5.4. 28 TODD TERRELL HICKMAN Hick Mullica Hill Word . . . Fire s up in the 'lBird . . . is al- ways on cloud 9 with Angel, Mari, Mel, Mike, and Chuck. . .one of Barchuck's boys . . .got a bang out of gym Sledge Hammer 'lmakes his day . .. will fly high in the airforce. ACTIVITIES: Football 12.5.47 Track 1. KIMBERLY ANN I'IULTSCI'I Kim Clarksboro Seen cruising in her '86 Camaro. . .crazy with Chris D., Kim B. and Sandi S. . . . one-track mind about cycle racing . . . February 28, 1986. . .sunny with Sonny. . .will 'exam ine college possibilities. BRUCE EDWIAIRD HOFFMAN Bruce Clarksboro Whaba . . .melts over ice cream. . . toots his trumpet finds band live 'jazz y mingles at McDonalds . . . his favorite teacher is his Eitel . . . September 26, 1986 . . . heats up while cooking . . . college bound. ACTIVITIES: Wrestling 2, Basketball 1, Stage Crew 1, Orches- tra 5: Concert Band 1,2,5,4: Brass Ensemble 1,2,5,4p Stage Band 1,255.41 Marching Band 1,2,5 tCapt.J, 4: Musical 2. KIMBERLY ANN HUNT Kimmi Swedesboro Go ahead! . . . 'lsteam ed up for seafood . . . rolls with Stoner, Shelly, J.O., and Cel- este . . . listens to Led Zeppelin . . . summer of '85 and '86 . . . Uljust can't think here . . . rocks at the Spectrum . . . plans to be l'registered as a nurse. ACTIVITIES: Cross Country 1: Ski Club 1,27 Oflice Aide 1. ERIC S. HURST Eric Beckett Beats me . . . explodes in the Bomb . . .getsa kick out ofsoccer. . .YOM KIPPUR . . . 'Iremembers being l'spi1ited away at his best behaved dance . . . goes crazy for his favorite hangouts . . . spends time with Tom G., Dave C., Chris R., and Jim M. loves dusty doughnuts. . .will miss the moans from the A.D.'s Office . . . UI wanna be president of Damage lnc. ACTIVITIES: Soccer 1,2,Z5,4: Swimming 1.4: Powder Puff5,4. BRIAN DOUGLAS JONES Jonesy Clarksboro Ultjust doesn't matter . . . is IIdravim butter towards lobster . . . 'lgoals after soccer . . . shows metal at the Spectrum will re- member Mr. Moore . . . was great with Gallo in Algebra I . . . February 21, 1986 . . . brings friends on weekends in Woodstown . . . friends with Jim, Chris R., Chris H., Tom, Shamm, Ric, Eric, Mike, and Dave . . . cool college candi- date. ACTIVITIES: Baseball 1,2: Soccer 1,2.S,4 tCapt7: Interact 2,3,4: Ski Club 1,2,5: National Honor Society 2,5,4: Garden State Distinguished Scholar 4: Weightlifting Club 1.2.5.4-. CARYN JACKSON Pebbles Mullica Hill lIYou know where the street is . . . food is all llGreek to her. . . friends with Ingemar, Nan, Kymble, Spongie. . .de light ful in Laser Tag . . . was a real cut up in biology . . . didn't think Spanish was a I'Spain in the neck . . . favors football and base ically likes base- ball . . . 'lflies in her Alfa Romeo Spider Vel- oce . . . future is graphically designed. DEBORAH RANEE KIDD Deb Clarksboro That's fresh . . . steaks out french fries . . . had a ball at South Jersey Champion- ships . . . dwells with Duane, Bonnie, Sheryl, Sara, Karen, Janice. . . May6, 1986 . . .wants l'Moore nationalism . . . eliminates English . . .Wildwood July '86. . .will teach Kiddie city kids. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1.2: Hockey 2 tmanagerl: Softball 1,2,5,4: Powder Puff 5.4: Girls' State Altemate 3: Guidance Aide 5.4: Bleacher Bum 3. BARRY LEE JENKINS BJ Mickleton Buck off forever lighting fires in Vince able with the T, Bill, Chelsie, Witty, and The Boys 87 . . . tears up in his Tama . . . gets his kicks out of karate . . . 'Sticks to drums . .. October 2, 1986 . . . will troop into the State Police Force. ACTIVITIES: Ski Club 1,2,3,4: Stage Band .'5,4. MICHAEL ALAN RILEY Mike Mickleton Yo, what's up . . . a novelty in his Nova . . . lurks around with Larry, Sam, Joe, Mike, Jim, and Ed . . . cruises to South Street. . . particu- larly happy when playing the guitar. . . hopes to become a successful guitarist. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1.2. 29 DOUGLAS ERIC KORIAKIN Korky Woolwich Is it Friday yet? . . . goes noodles overla- sagna . . . marvelous in his Monte . . . mingles with Mike, Bobby, Dave, Carlene, Jed, and Rimie . . . sticks with hockey . . . is able at Andrea's Auction . . . will be hooked up in electrical engineering. ACTIVITIES: Wrestling 1,2,I5,4: Soccer 27 Tennis 1.2, Marching Band 1.4: Band 1.2: LANCER 15 Astronomy Club 2,5. KEHARD CHARLES LLOYD JR. II Chuck Mullica Hill Puts a i'steak on mashed potatoes and corn is in 'lRapture when listening to Anita Baker. . .a track ed to football and baseball . . .glad history is a part ofthe past. . .algebra added up . . . will always remember hangin' in the halls with the guys- TH, MC, MW, MM, BS, and JH. . .was pickled pink by Mrs. Dill and Mrs. Hall . . . is found Moonlighting on Tuesday nights . . . hopes to be a success in life as an Auto Body Technician. ACTIVITIES: Track 2.5,4: Football 5.4, KEITH KULCHER The Kooch Clarksboro ldolizes early graduation . . . is always l'Bergin for more chemistry . . . did not dig trig June 19, 1986 loves to Kidd around with John, Steve, Patti, Ed, and of course, sensuous Sarah . . . was never bored by Borelli . . . was track ed dovm by O'NeiIl . . . will llbuild his future at Drexel. ACTIVITIES: Track 12,57 Football 1,55 Ski Club 1,2,5: Wres- tling 2.5. JOSEPH STEVEN LOIVIBARDO Joe Swedesboro What's up . . . soars in his Thunderbird likes to party will always l'Len d a hand to Steve, Frank, Mike, Chris, and Dan . . . September 18, 1986 . . . chaIks up an- other one for pool . . . wild about weightlifting . . . has an unknown future. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1,2,5. ROBERT A. LAROCCA Bob Beckett llHow's it goin' . . . Steph s out with Dave, Curis and Rolf. . .will eat anything. . . flies in his Skylark spends mall his time in Deptford. . .pulls his l'weight when it comes to l'lifting , soccer, and football . . . Cheers for Urlight Court . . . future is vague. ACTIVITIES: Baseball 1: Soccer 3: Swimming 4. SAIVIUEL JOSEPH LOIVIBARDO Sam Swedesboro Check out that babe! . . . roars in his Thun- derbird . . . friends with Frank, Dan, Mike, Steve, Rich, Shawn, and Ed . . . magnetized to metal shop . . . gets strung out on the bass guitar . . . lives to party . . . will search for an interesting music career. SARA JEAN MACCARONE Symone Woolwich mAh . . . Yeah! . . . cheers the Dragons on to victory. . . roams with Jeannie, Karen, Janice, Deb, Nikki, and Lori . . . hopes there will be Moore good times to come . . . can't forget certain weekends, midnight swims , and the fall . . .will miss HBuzzin with great friends . . . wishes to enter the busi- ness world or pursue paralegal studies. ACTIVITIES: Basketball Cheerleading 1,2,5,-4: Football Cheerleading 5,4: Soccer Cheerleading 4 tCapt.J: Powder Puff 5.4: Ski Club 2: Business Olice Aide. JAMES RALPH MARCHESANI Bobber Mickleton I made my bed . . . drives a real mean Big Wheel . . . like venturing on his roof . . . 21 is his number. . . skiing is high on the l'poles . . . 'imonkeys around with Grape Ape .. . thinks Mr. Potato Head is a spudly kind of guy . . . wonderfully wild and wacky at Wildwood . . . is stuck on the Honey mooners. ACTIVITIES: Soccer 1,2,I5,4: Track 1,2: Powder Puff Z5,4: Ski club 14, Play 4. MICHELLE LEE MAGDIN Cricket Swedesboro Look Chick . . . won't Rayna on her pa- rade with Sandi, Bruce, Audra, Nancy, and Mike. . . Eitel izes Mrs. Tunnat. . .jumps on the band wagon . . . has a palate for pizza . . . stays up to watch Moonlighting . . . fu- ture is fuzzy. ACTIVITIES: Brass Ensemble 3,41 Concert Band 1,2,2S,4: Nurse's Aide 5,4: Jazz Band 5,41 Marching Band 1,2,5,4. VERNON RUSSELL MARINO Vern East Greenwich Yea, that's theticket . . . Sean with Vince, Barry, Ted, Rich . . . Stacy Brovm has all my Iove . . .treats King UO like royalty. . . Octo- ber 5, 1985 . . . thinks Miami Vice has style . . . Slips a disc for track . . . patrols to be a police oflicer. ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2,5: Track 1,2,5,4: A.V. Aide. GREGORY RUSSELL MAHLEY Greg Clarksboro l'Mark s Scott, Mike, Tom, and Chas as friends . . . savors spaghetti and meatballs . . . mad about motocross and auto matically likes racing . . . loyal to Lerch . . . had good Health in 12th grade . . . is current ly thinking about being an electrician. ACTIVITIES: Band 1: Track 1. THERESA MARY MARSH Theresa Mickleton Cut me a break . . . a cutie in her corvette . . . messes around with Cyndi, Stan, and Sam . . . will not miss getting up at six . . .just loves being with John. . .March 51,1984. . .will en- ter the secretarial field. 51 TYWAND DENISE MARTIN Nasty Girl Swedesboro 'iThat's decent . . . seen mostly with Keesh- ia, Reese, and Mike. . .best friends with Juani- ta. . .enjoys attention and life. . .will not miss Kingsway's gossip column . . . has a lot of good memories June 15, 1986 will make-up a career in cosmetology. ACTIVITIES: Modeling Club 1.2: Chorus 5.4: Gospel Choir 4: Track 4. JAMES A. MCFADDEN Mac Swedesboro Exactly . . . main attraction on the Dragon O . . .had a blast in chemistry. . .clowns around with Murdock, Cat, Burl, and Frank . . . will remember a special Little buddy . . . will be 'Raising Hell with Run-D.M.C. in the future. ACTIVITIES: Football 1.2,Z5.4: Basketball 3.4: Track 5: Wres- tling 2: Baseball 4. 52 ELENA MARTINS Elena Mullica Hill Rather be at the shore any day . . . will never miss the 6:00 am alami . . . hangs with Lisa, Teresa, Nat, Jen and John . . . can hang with PhilIy's kind of excitement . . . plans to attend Business School . . . and live life to its abso- lute fullest. SHELLY KAY MCTYRE Shel Clarksboro lt was only five minutes . . . munches on mushrooms . . . crowds with Kimi, Karen, J.D., Celeste, and Christy . . . spends time at spectrum concerts . . . loves laughing . . . summer of '85 . . . won't forget to shut the lights off in her car . . . plans an extremely happy future. ACTIVITIES: Ski Club 1,2. CYNTHIA JEANNE MASTERS Jeanie Swedesboro l'm hungry aches to see Growing Pains . . .longs to sea the shore. . .chows mein ly Chinese food . . . May 50, 1986 . . . wants 'iMoore history. . . seen with Sara, Mi- chele, and Meaghan . . . will fabric ate a ca- reer in interior designing. ACTIVITIES: Ski Club 2: Powder Puff 54. DENISE ANN MEICIHAN Pleice Swedesboro You don't tell mel prefers pizza walks the halls with Bonnie, Sandi, and Beth . . . never misses Dynasty . . . power house in the Powder Puff . . . October 15. 1985 . . . bagged Biology Krazy for Keith will set a foundation in cosmetology. ACTIVITIES: Football Stats 1: Guidance Aide 3: Powder Puff 5.4. JOHN ALBERT MILLER John Swedesboro 'IPlo, no silly . . . 'lDodge s in his Dart . . . hopes for 'lMoore history . . . Physics didn't work . . . summer of '85 . . .jokes with Jen, Jeanne, and Bill . . . has a palate for pizza . . . is big on basketball . . . will miss the rides home from Jeanne. . . college life lies ahead. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 2,5,4: Football 1: Baseball 1: Student Council 1,4 tExecutivel: Class Council 1 Nice-Presidentl: Ha- tional Honor Society 2,5,4: Foreign Language Club 1: Powder Puff 5,4: Boy's State Altemate 5. ROBERT PAUL MILLER Pygmalion Clarksboro Which way you lookin'? friends with NOITTI, Ben Coulter, and Eugene. . . l'banded with Ted Velykis . . . part of X-men defense . . . cares for Carl Sagan . . . Stars are Stars ... The End . ACTIVITIES: Varsity Soccer 2,5,4g Swimming 2.5: Track 2: Student Council 5,4: Ski Club 2,5,4: IMAGES 4: Powder Puff 5. KAREN MICHELLE MILLER Killer Swedesboro Right! . . .is I'nuts about baklava . . . roars in the Clreen Machine . . . 'ICyn with Sara, Janice and Jeanie . . . Wild at the Wharf. . . likes softball in the bigt'inning and is mad about cross country . . . Mr. Bergin matters to her and she's big on Pug .. . June 7, 1985 . . . future college candidate. ACTIVITIES: Football Cheerleader 1: Softball 1,2,5,4: Cross Country 4: Basketball Cheerleader 4: Interact 5: Ski Club 1,2,5: P0wderPuff 5.4. SANDRA LYNN MILLER Sandi Mickleton I don't know . .. buddies with Banjo, PJ, and Diane . . . can knot do without pretzels . . . zealous over Zeppelin . . . l'busy watch- ing leave it to I'Beaver . . . dips at Don Sr Bert's. . .will administrate a career in busi- ness. ACTIVITIES: Soliball 1,2,5,4: Basketball LZ: Hockey 5.4: Ski Club 1,2: Band 1: Flag Corps 2. LORI ANN MILLER Lor Clarksboro I'm not stupid! always found shop ping with Bob, Denise, Harry, Matt and Alex. . .will miss walking the halls, and Denni . . .July 1986. . . will always remember times spent with l'lan'y . . . usually t'Buzzin with Sara, Janice, Karen, Denise, and Jeanie . . .fu- ture at college is quite foggy. ACTIVITIES: Basketball Cheerleader 1,2,5,4: Interact 5: Mod- eling Club 2: Powder Puff 3: I'Iurse's Aide 5,4: Track 5: Foot- ball Cheerleader 2,5,4. SALVAT ORE A. MONACO Sam Swedesboro 'Ilt's not my fault ttmelts for cheese steaks at Pat's . . . C1reg arious with Mike, Theresa, Shawn, Bonnie, Spud, Joe, Dave, and Barry . . . loves the Cosby Show . . . will get a good job. ACTIVITIES: Football 1: Basketball 1,2,5,4: Baseball 1,5,4. I 55 DENISE IVIAUREEN IVIOORE Dee Mickleton Oh well hangs with Lori, Katie, Sara, Brian, Karen, Janice, and Jeanie . . . summer of'86. . .loves to go Hshop ping with AI, Bob, Hany, and Matt . . . September 16, 1986 . . . will miss the Band Gang and Denny . . . fu- ture plans at college still fuzzy. ACTIVITIES: Boys' Basketball stats 25.4, Boys' Track stats 5,4: Marching Band 1,2,Z5,4 ICapt.J: Stage Crew 1,21 AV Aide 114: Orchestra 55. JOHN PAUL NAUTA Nautalis Swedesboro Thisistrue . . .into Italian food. . .is B.G. keen with L.M., M.B., J.K., S.D., and M.B. ... cares for Kelli . . . September 7, 1986 . . . was i'cutout fordrafting. . .cool with Cavanaugh and pesters Patterson . . . is Uhot for Miami Vice . . . will feel a dralt ing in the future. ACTIVITIES: Modeling Club 1,2,5,4. LARRY LYNN IVIURDOCK JR. Murdock Mickleton Dive at five doesn't think steak is a bum steer . . .jokes with Jim, Burl, Steve, and Vince. . . October 2nd- with the boys of '87 can be sea n boating buddies with Barchuck. . . math has not 'isubtracted from his life . . . auto repair seen in the future. ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2,5,lI-7 Wrestling 1. JUANITA RENEE NORMAN Neat Swedesboro Lay down . . . dances up a storm in Lamm- side. . . never without Walt, Shawn, the Twins, Sarah, and Tywand . . . will always remember August '86 . . . crazy about Camden's social life . . . will seek a happy life. ACTIVITIES: Cheerleader 2,55 Track 2: Chorus 5,4. CHARLES WALTER NACHIVIAN Chas Mickleton Buddies with Bill, Mike, Mark, Tom, Diane, and Scooter. . . will always remember Donna . . . had a good history with Mr. Yourison . . .will alloys like metal shop. . .quite crazy when conceming Corvettes . . . thinks racing is a drag . . . has good Iuck in his Monte Carlo . . . will make a major mark in machin- ery. ANCIELA IVIARYANN GRACE PANSERA Ang Swedesboro 'iDon't worry about it! . . . Rome s for Italian cuisine . . . not keyed up for typing. . . sigh- ted in gray Citation . . . never seen without Sue, Chris, Lora, Ashraful, and Rachel raising a 'racket playing tennis . . . bubbled over chemistry with Bergin i'Russells with the printers . . . will bond with chemistry or horse around as a veteri- narian. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1: Interact 2.5,-'H National Honor So- ciety 2,5,4: LAHCER 1,2,5,4, Foreign Language Club 2,5, Pow- der Puff ISA: Biology Club SA: Murals 1,2,5,4p Float 1,2: DBFICC COITIIYIIIICC 2,5,4j Hall DCCOTBIZIOIIS 1,2,5,4. BARBARA E. PRICE Barb Swedesboro 'Yeah right! . . . craves for shrimp . . . seen with Sandi, Bonnie, Kathy, and Gail . . . thinks Donald is very special . . . July 50, 1986 . . . will miss Mr. Mozier, Mr. Bergin, and friends . , . she wants her M-tv! . . . sees marriage in the future. ACTIVITIES: Powder Puff 5. IVIIKE D. PYLE Thrasher Clarksboro Buy a Chevy, Buy the Best, Ride a mile, Walk the rest. Quicksilver on the skateboard . . . gets a kick out of radio controlled cars . . . Chuck les with Mark, Tom, and Scooter . . . English didn't make the grade . . . a tomado in his To- rino . . . will wander into the workforce. ACTIVITIES: Ski Club 1,2.5.4. SUSAN MARIE PURVIN Sue Mickleton Stop your grumpingl can't be found without Angela . . . craves Italian cuisine . . . cruises in an '82 Skyhawk . . . will miss Dawn, Chris, Rachel, and Lora l'Russells with the computers . . . wishes for Moore clas- ses with Bergin . . . career in pharmacy. ACTIVITIES: Swimming 1: Interact 2,3,4: National Honor So- ciety 2,5,4: Foreign Language Club 2,31 Powder Puff5,4: Biol- ogy Club 3,4: Iiall Decorations 5,4: Dance Committee 2,3,4: Mural 4. ASHRAFUL QUADIR Ash Beckett l'm cold . . . his taste buds are Orient ed toward Chinese food . . . seen with Sue, Ang, Dave, Toni, and Brian . . . Mr. Yourison and U.S. History ll were the main event . . . thinks Merv is the man . . . will become a suc- cessful business-man. ACTIVITIES: national Honor Society z,s,4f IMAGES 5: tm- CER 2,51 Foreign Language Club 2, Boys' State Altemate 25: Soccer Imanagerl 4. BONNIE JO PYLE Bon Clarksboro Thank you . . .favors french fries. . .travels in her Trans-Am . . . delighted when with Debbi, Sandy, Missy, and Denise thinks Fredericks is fabulous . . . has a Iove ly time playing tennis . . . her heart is set for col- lege. ACTIVITIES: Tennis 1,2.5,4: Softball 1,2,3,4: Basketball 1,2: Student Council 1,45 Interact 5, Ski Club 1,2,5,4: Powder Puff 55.4. CELESTE ANNE RAPP Celeste Beckett While you're up . . . audacious in her Audi . . . dabbles with Dani, Daren, and Karyn . . . will remember Ronny and Lia . . . is glad not to have Moore history . . . will miss loung- ing in lav with friends . . . her future will be in Business School. 55 DONALD RICHARD RAY Redneck Beckett Good God . . .jocular with Joe, Chris, Car- in, Bob, and Becky . . . no me gusta l'Espanol . . . had good chemistry with Dumey and Bergin . . . loves cross country . . . Septem- ber 19, 1986 . . . tnpped over tennis net . . . will reach new heights in the Air Force. ACTIVITIES: Cross Country 2.5.4 lCapt.l: Tennis 15,4 tCapt.l: Track 2: Basketball 2. MICHELLE RENEE Rosinson Michelle Beckett Wrong! . . . chomps on chocolates and struts with stromboli . . . I'Shen a with Veron- ica, Alison, Valencia, Monique . . . gabs with Gruber . , . frolicks with football . . . June 26, 1986 . .. howls for Moon lighting . . . cruises towards college or tumbles towards Tech School. ACTIVITIES: Flag Corps 1.2: Modeling Club 1.2. 156 AIVIEE SUZANNE REID Amee I'Ian'isonviIIe ReIax! . . . had l'Moore history than most people .. . carouses with Chris, Jodi, Anne Marie, Larry, Jim, Tina, and Carolyn . . . will always remember February 14, 1985, and T.L. . . . couldn't l'bare the thought of forgetting T.L.'s pool party. . . Uhung up on interior de- sign. ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey 1.2: InteraCr5,4: ski club 1.2: LAH- CER 4: Nurse's Aide 4: VICA 4: Who's Who 5. CHRISTINE KATHLEEN RCHLFINCI Chris Beckett I hate details! . . . steaks a claim on beef . . . complains to Sue, Ang, Lora, Rachel, and Michelle H. . . . likes to court tennis . .. is o'lpen about her writing . . . she's l'dot her on journalism . . . Capital izes on Guid- ing Light. . .will miss Mrs. Kobsa . . . may be seen in the history book one day. ACTIVITIES: Interact 3.4: BRACIGIN' DRAGON 5: Powder Puff 5: Library Aide 1,2,5,4p Dance Committee 2,5,4. CHRISTOPHER IVICNEILL RICHTER Rictaar Woodstovm Bless you . . . all the psychotic denizens of RRHS are friends . . . can be seen wherever loud music dwells . . . Mr. Bergin- a good friend and coach . . . cross-country and track . . . into clrums, running and the occult. . .will miss the female persuasion, winning cham- pionships, and all the good times with friends . . .plans on being an intemational lawyer and driving a black Lambourghini in the future. ACTIVITIES: Cross-Country 2,f5,4: Track 2,5,4: Baseball 1: BRAGGIN' DRAGON 4: National Honor Society 5.4: Band 1: Foreign Language Club 1,5,4: Powder Puff 5,4: Ciovemor's .--..LJ -. ANCIELIC YVETTE RCOTS Angel Swedesboro You can't do what I do! . . . loves Mom and Dad . .. raps with T.K., R.S., D.L., S.I-I., T.F., M.W., T.D., and T.fI .... chills with Sisters . . . will miss Rlaszky, Pug, and the O'NeilIs will marry Merch . . . longjumped to a uhigh success . . . will enhance a campus. ACTIVITIES: Track 1,2,5,4: Modeling Club 2,5: Gospel Choir 4: Powder Puff 4. ELDWIN RUIZ Chino Swedesboro llThat's decent! . . . parties in Paulsboro while eating pizza . . . Mom, I made it! . . . aims to become a medical specialist . . . speeds through Paulsboro in his Spanish Mo- bile . . . dextrous dribbler . . . yaks with Your- ison . . . reserved a future in the army. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1,2: Football 1. DAVID SCHWENK Dave Clarksboro llReally?I . . . fond of Fredericks . . . July 25, 1986 . . . mesmerized by Michelle . . . cruises in his Camaro . . . part of the K-Mart crew. .. 'iace d his way on the courts. . .Movie Mania . . . frazzled by physics . . . desperately seek- ing June . . . will enhance a campus. ACTIVITIES: Football LZ: Tennis 1,2,3,4. ELIZABETH ANN SAWICKI Beth Clarksboro UClassic . .. hung on Biff . . . spent Friday nights in boy's locker room with varsity . . . swim team tunes and Happy Meals . . . into fences . . . succeeded at secondary with Den- ise . . . thanks to I-les and I'Iil for standing by me . . . ruled the council . . . will cut out a career in orthopedic surgery. ACTIVITIES: Cheerleading 1,5,4: Soccer Stats 2: Swimming 1,2,5,4, lManager ofthe Yearl: Track 2: Student Council 1,2,5 tex-memberl, 4 IPresidentJ: Class Council 1 ITreasurerj, 2 Nice-Presidentj, 5: National Honor Society 5,4 ITreasurerl: Powder Puff 5.4: CrirI's State Delegate 5. KEVIN THEODORE SCOTT Ted S. Harrison Sike! . . . has a palate for pizza . . . ardent arcade player . . . likes skiing the slopes . . . juggles time between Jeff, Bard, Frank, and Jenifer . . . daring in his '72 Datsun . . . has hopes for college and marriage. ACTIVITIES: Soccer 5: Baseball 1,2,5,4: Ski Club 1,2,5. RACHEL SHARON SCHINDEL Rachel Woolwich Oh well, anyway . . . dines on lobster and filet mignon . . . makes a point of dressing sharp . . . loyal LANCER leader. . . captivated by the classics . . . sassy with Sue, Ang, Dave, and Rajeev. . . all my love to Mr. Yourison, Mr. Moore, Mr. Dumey, and Grube . . . will never forget Mr. Schneck and the paper plane inci- dent . . . Red ily knoum as Beauty, Bubbles, Princess, Lady, Estee Lauder Woman, Maddie Hayes, Edna, Ray-Ray, and Tooties . . . future foreign diplomat. ACTIVITIES: Lmccn 2,5 Uunior Eamon, 4 qco-canon: Bmcldin' Damon 5 qco-Editor-in-cnien: IMAGES 5,4 qco- Editorl: Musical 5: National Honor Society 2,5,4: Chorus 2: Drama Club 2.14. DANIELE JEANINE SHANA Dani Clarksboro Thinks Doritos are delicious. . . likes to spend 'lmalI her time in Philadelphia . . .yeams for Yourison . . . Tng. and Calculus didn't add up . . . summer '86 . . . gets a kick out of Kar- en, Karyn, Celeste and Michelle . . . knows a special boyfriend will get a shock out of electrical engineering. 57 SANDRA ROSE SHARLOW Sandi Swedesboro I'm serious . . . seen with Dave K. cruisin' in his Cougar . . . has a tooth for sweets, and a buming for drag racing . . . will miss friends . . . usually seen with Gail, Kim, Stacy, Barb, Bonnie, and Kathy . . . November 5, 1984 . . . sees a future life with Dave Knowles . . . will cruise the roads oflife in a '67 Stang. ACTIVITIES: Band 1. l KIMBERLY SUSAN SNYDER Kim Mickleton Get out . . . is a Classic in her Malibu . . . stays 'lMarylee with Stacey, Lesley, Dave, and Christine cheerful cheerleader and likes soccer . . . me Moore ies of Bergin and of Martell October 5, 1986 .. . will miss good times at Kingsway will finish her schooling as a future teacher. ACTIVITIES: Cheerleading 1 ICapt.J, 2,5,4: Powder Puff 5,45 Library Aide 1.2: Musical 5,4: Guidance Aide 2,5,4: Wrestling Cheerleader 4, ICaptainl. 58 CAROL ANN SIIVIKISS Carol Mickleton Exactly! . . . always seen cruisin' with Tina, Helen, Michele, and Sheryl . . . will miss IW.O.W.l . . . one of Klaszky's i'Weight Beasts never will forget those special moments with Frank . . .June 17, 1986 . . . bi- ology and chemistry are the perfect mix for an explosive career. ACTIVITIES: Track 2,5,4: Basketball 1: Field Hockey 5: Stu- dent Council 5,4: Ski Club 1,2,5,4: Astronomy Club 5,45 Pow- der Puff 5.4: Office Aides 5. JANA IVIARIE SPENCE Banana Clarksboro t'What are you babbling about? . . . chuckles over chocolate cream pie . . . is full of Baloney around Lori, Rori, and Taggie . . . ski tters dovm the slopes .. . bounded to Bolivia and went nuts for Nigeria . . . would like to see Moore of Mr. Fredericks . . . will always miss Tina's research paper the locker incident . . . summer of '85 . . . will Go to the mission field. ACTIVITIES: Softball 2.14, Interact 2,5,4: lslvloollil' DRAG- ON 4: Ski Club 2,5,4p LANCER 41 Foreign Language Club 2: Powder Pulf 5.4: IMAGES 4. PAULA GAIL SMITH Strawberry Mt. Royal I think you need to wake up! . . . September 22, 1984 . . . will remember all the great times with Wena and Kerri .. . enjoyed word pro- cessing at Gloucester Voc. . . . can be seen with Sandi, Barb, and Bonnie will miss Clark Bar and Mrs. Frazier . . . looks forward to a future with Matt. ACTIVITIES: Chorus, Guidance Aide, Modeling Club. LAYNE LEICIH SPENCER Layne Clarksboro 'lYou stunod . . . is never too stulfed to eat shells. . . December 9, 1985 . . . thought Berg and chemistry were the right mix . . . is daring with Derrick, Kim, Tom, Jim, Lea, and Steve . . .seesa future with John. . .went bottoms- up in the 500 wing . . . can be found Moonlighting on Tuesdays . . . is a tune to music therapy. ACTIVITIES: Softball 1,2, cheerleaaing1,2,5,4, Band 1,2,5,4: Tennis Stats 4: Student Council 1,2, Ski Club 1,2,5,4, Stage Band 5,4p Powder Putf 5.4: Musical Orchestra 1,2,5,4. NANCY JEAN STEFFEN Nancy Mullica Hill For long you live and high you fly smiles you give and tears you cry all you do and all you see is all your life will ever be. HEATHER JANE SUESSMUTH Hez Mickleton No way!! .. . likes to sea the beach . . . link ed to hockey . . . at track ed attention on the basketball court . . . loves lasagna . . . PWet Women December 29, 1985 Prom '86 . . . missed spending Moore time with Jackie and Joni . . . roamed the halls with Hutch . . . Always Sr Forever . . . hopes to follow in big brother's footsteps. ACTIVITIES: Hockey 1,2,5,4 lco-captainl: Basketball 1,2,5,4: Track 1,2,5,4: Student Council 1,5,4: Interact 1,2,5,4: Ski Club 1,2,5,4: Band 1: IMAGES 1,2,5,4: Powder Puff 5,4: Flag Corps 2: Office Aides 4: Girls' Citizenship 5: Kingswaydr. Miss 4. JONATHAN MOORE STEWARD Stewie Woolwich l'm sorry . . . doesn't have a beef with meatballs . . . makes a racket while court ing tennis . . . is rock ed by music . . . was draft ed into G Sr T '85-'86 . . . was 'lAmazed by Kate and Allie Stories . . .will construct a career in engineering. ACTIVITIES: Soccer 1,2,4p Tennis 1,2,5,4: Stage Crew 5,4: Musical 1: BRAGGIH' DRAGON 5 ICO-Editorl: Astronomy Club 2,5,4: Forensics Club 5,4: Interact 5. DOUGLAS A. THOMAS Doug Mickleton Hook me up . . . pigs out on pizza . . . loves his buddy weiser. . . partie with Bruce, Rob, and Mark . . . feared on the football field . . . mean on the mats . . . fights fires with the Roy- al Crew . . . will enforce the law in the future. ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2,5,4: Baseball 1: Wrestling 1,2,5,4: Ski Club 1,2,5,4. JEANNE MARIE STUMM Reds South Harrison l'Hey kid . . . gives a hoot about hoagies . . . thinks her Prix is Grand . . . biology was a 'cut-up December 25, 1985 will i'Miss y Anne, John, Plat, Sean, and Jeff . . . movies keep her going . .. will be seen on campus. ACTIVITIES: Track 1,2,a,4: ski club 1: Powder Purrs,4: once Aides 4. BRUCE H. THOMPSON Spike Mickleton Com Flakes without the milk . . . likes lasagna . . . goes to Front and South Streets in the 550 Rocket Machine . . . Parties with Paula, Richard, Stan, Doug, Vince, Ban'y, Chris, Mark, Abbo, Bill, and Chad . . . crazy about camping and cycle riding . . . will miss Paula . . . future is far from town. ACTIVITIES: Stage Crew 1: Football lmanagerl 1,2,5. WARREN HOLYIIQARD TUCKER Tucker Swedesboro That's the ticket! . . . magnetized by McDo- nalds crazy for Chris gun ho for hunting . . . finds Lerch likeable . . . May 22, 1986 . . . marvels at Max Headroom . . . works shifts at the Swedesboro Ballet Co .... future unforeseen. ROBERT MICHAEL WILLIAMS Mike Mt. Royal SStep off! . . . tried and true to the 'Royal Crew . . . in the clouds with Shena, Bill, and Todd . . . fulI y back s the football team . . . thinks Ring O is royalty . .. will 'hurdle his way toward college. ACTIVITIES: FO0IbaIl 1,2,5,4: Track 1,2,5,4. 40 LISA SYLVETTE VEGA Lee Swedesboro Oh well, that's life! . . . pizza is pleasing . . . mingles with Michelle, Kim, Stephine, and Brian . . . Dan is her man . . . glad history will be part of the past . . . November 11, 1984 . . . will break into Business School. ACTIVITIES: Foreign Language Club 14: Flag Corps 2,5: Guidance Aide 4: Modeling Club 2. VALENCIA A. YATES Val , Swedesboro i'I'mjust buggin' . . . locked to her Love Bug . . . travels with Tracey, Nikki, Michelle, Mike, Bill, and Felix . . . tenacious when with Tory . . . mesmerized by movies. . . has a 'iball in sports . . . figures to be an accountant. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1: Student Council 1: Modeling Club 1,2,5: Powder Puff 4. LORI LYNN WILGUS Lori Mickleton Uhh!!! I don't understand . . . quiet but not shy . . . will miss teachers and staff . .. en- joyed being a nurse's aide and an office aide . . . treasures time with Dave . . . will not be short-hand ed as a secretary. ACTIVITIES: Softball 2,5,4: Swimming 2: Field Hockey Stats 4: Ski Club 1: Foreign Language Club 4: Powder Puff 5.4: Nurse's Aide 5,4: Oliice Aides 4: Indoor Guard 1,2: Majorettes 1,25 QCapt.l. BRIAN PAUL ZANE Zaner Swedesboro Wrong! . . . bad and good times and many more with Dave Beckett, Chris Haines, Rick Bavota, and Sean Dunn . . .July 1986 . . . will be seen Moonlighting until Late Night watching Sledgehammer. . . will be seen a lot Moore with Denise. . .will Rome wherev- er Italian food is . . . plans to police law en- forcement. ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2,5: Wrestling 1,2,3,4: Baseball 1,2,5,4: Student Council 1,2,.'5: Class Council 3: Ski Club 1,2,4. KINGSWAYS FINEST E. HURST D. BECKETT B. HOFFMAN C. HAINES T. GRASSO C. RICHTER C. WILBRAHAIVI ALF 59 UIQ? S. WILLIAMS S LOIVIBARDO J. NAUTA J. IVIARCHESANI IVI KILEY Ii 41 .f':E' ' ' VW S gf? 24. gif K. , .HV- f 5-pg, Mr' A X X mr s 7 a n ' 4 A . H M t1 f?f,. 1' A' A 3? ' 5 5 ,Em , '1 v: X. , IA , if 1-, tgxvff l aim? 54 123, - ' l tm 1 Nl. ll-at 'M , sig' ji Q wif, 1 sv E4 f 1s1.ii'Ea:52 V4 ' 1'-' ' 9 . ' fi I I, 1 -rf-M any-as in. ,..A , J.. ,Y .WY , v O A 71 W Z4 Q, f 5, 25' 'w 3 hisigr 75 Q , ,f K -Q M 7 2 v'5l ,.1 4 s WS-. R- Y W . f' 1 fx? r f . 8-921- 1-,, 1' f-afI,.w,. 6'-I: , di? ,. I :L-,i b ,il QL, Y , ,,wQ,?,, . ,?,.,,M 'yiywfaw ' gf. sg 4 1 E 0 fm. in vt nn: Q Q I in G' N nw 'N lksrii 'L 'Y Q, 'M gl K, fyff, fight 1 x K wi V. W 2 zlwf , ,:wgs, 4, ,Q-4.1 If af.. 'www' 1: . ,az Y if 1 .vf A ,W Q. ef ,.,, A 1 f 2? Q f Y f Y 1 A Y ff BGARD CF ED CATIG .U W, SEATED: P. Nicastro, E. DeSimone iPresidentJ, Ci. Hutchinson Nice-Presidenti, Dr. D. Cotugno. STANDING: T. Cian- ciulii, L. Grasso, E. Brown, D. Aziz, R. Aziz. STANDING: P. Nicastro, Dr. D. Cotugno. SEATED: E. DeSimone, Ci. Hutchinson. 46 ADIVIINIS T MR. PHILIP NICASTRO N j i DR. DOIVIINIC COTUCINO - Supelintendent IVIR. MITCHELL CZOCH X I L, , ,+,. ..,9-f-+-- U' I MAMN' ' DR. JAMES GRANATO - Principal MRS. GRACE ROMEO MR. JOI-IN RAJCZY - Vice-Principal 47 GINDAN CE B.. ..,. nw ROBERT HUNT: Cilassboro State college, B.A., M.A. MARION FRAZIER: Douglas College, B.S.: Glass- boro State College, M.A. sn 5' KEITH CLARK: CIISSSDOTO State College, M.A.p Saturday Session Monitor. RALPH BAKER: Temple University, B.S.g University of Michigan, M.S.g Swimming Coach. 48 BA.: ADA PIECHOWSKI BETH REBER SECRETARIES KE Q if Y , PAULINE PARANTO ELEANOR SCHOENER ROSE BRICKNER R E -Q ,, k LOUISE ROEBUCK SUE BARBER ANN MORANDINO 'Q SHIRLEY EDWARDS IVIARCIA GUNNING SGCIAL STUDIES 's 'iw ,iff Ji i i t fff MILTON FREDERICKS: Glassboro State College, B.A.g Advisor lnteract, RICHARD LTNEILL: Theil College, B.A.f Head Track Coach, Assistant Foot- visor National Honor Society, Assistant Girls' Track Coach, Girls' C ball Coachfv Country Coach, Assistant Girls' Basketball Coach. x ,,,, H I A K g K K K. ' 'K ,,,,, , 2 F ' ,E Z K E .,,. , f 'Vi ,,, , W it if Q STAN ALBERTSON: Montana State University, B.S.p Head Wrestling Coach. VINCENT BRISTOW: Westem Kentucky University, B.A.p lVl.A. 50 Ad- FOSS , f n :,, .. with THOMAS SCHOENER: Elizabethtown College, B.A.: Head Tennis Coach x,, Girls' and Boys'. THOMAS R. YOURISOH: Glassboro State College, B.A.: M.A. Uma it ff'ff Hfm 'ivmi WILLIAM V. MOORE: Cilassboro State College, B.A. i 5 f Ill! GLISH JEAN PATTERSON: West Chester University, B.S., Penn State Univer- sity and St. Joseph's University, Graduate School. -r , g i 2? MICHAEL KLASZKY: St. Francis College, B.A.: Assistant Football Coach, Head Track Coach, Girls? Weight Lifting Advisor, Girls'. BETH COLBY: Huntington College, B.A. LINDA M. TUNNAT: West Chester State College, B.S.p Advisor Class of 1990. ffs-A A U A : ' A ' A: ', NW . E , S?- 52 CATHY DEREMIGIO: West Chester University, B.S.: Advisor Forensic Club MICHAEL CANONICA: University of Southem Califor- nia, BA., Advisor Class of 1988, Play Director, Co-Di- rector Audio-Visual. 1 LINDA COURTNEY: Bowling Green State Univer- sity, B.S., Class Advisor 1992. .QE L MARIANNE KISELA: Glassboro State College, BA., Head Softball Coach p Band Front Director: Assistant Play Director. iw. af 5 K z A K yi, . , v ii in -K Q ,. -' Q , ..,... ' ' ,,.., ,S M , , :f5.E.'jg.f5,,,. , , IE,-..H .- - - .- BONNIE SUE NORTON: Trenton State College, BA. SALLIE BILL: Greensboro, PLC. College, B.A.: Advisor BRAGGIH' DRAGON. , Ni K 1 If ini, JOSEPH TROPEA: LaSalle, B.S.: MA. 55 .S x it ix A ii' f' W 'ft X -if W -aim , ' N wi' iii- N gs? WEB mm 3 MATHEMATICS .s LL ' t o ., DENNIS GALLO: Glassboro State College, B.A.f M.A., tion, Co-AV Director, Department Chairperson. 6 A ,,, , ,,,,,., DIANE CAMIOLO: Glassboro State College, B.A.: BRACIGIN' DRAGON Co-Advisor. 'Am1 ii3.1if:.2L'r:wffW L ,, JE ,,, ,,, ,,, ....,, , 4 . eti, , MMV K Director of Adult Educa- NANCY SARBELLO: Glassboro State College, B.A.: Cheerleading Advisor. KEVIN LUKAS: Glassboro State College, B.A.p Assistant Football Coach, Weight Coach, Intramurals. Q. , L A,,. :,, wwf T' JACKI PELLERITI: Glassboro State College, B.A.: LANCER Advisor. E k if? fi KQQQQ ',L,,- - u-aa,',,,.,- .-,,- ' M, M,,.c ,Mc cxN,,,iJ!Z X--.. LINDA MULFORD: Bloomsburg University, STEVE IANNOTTI: West Chester State College, B.S.p B.A., Freshman Softball Coach. Freshmen Football Coach, Baseball Coach. CYNTHIA LOVELL: Cxlassboro State College, B.A. Z w f JACK RUSSELL, JR.: Crlassboro State College, B.A.p Head Baseball Coach. MATH SCIENCE THOMAS K. GRUBER: Wesley College, A.A.: West Virginia Wesleyan College, B.S.: Astron- omy Club: Biology Club. I I I I HARRY DURNEY: University Pennsylvania, B.A.: West Chester University, M.A. I I 0 ' ? f22'.aZ - 1 K is-rf f I fc 1 I ffl ll' wil. I f I WILLIAM SMITH: Glassboro State College, B.A. THOMAS J. BERGIH: Murray State Uni- versity, B.S.: Head Cross Country Coach IBoys'lp Assistant Track Coach QBoys'J. DENNIS MOZIER: Cilassboro State Col- lege, B.A.: Activities Coordinator. Q0 C' O QQQ .V , M ' - K Q l f' XXTS . 'ff' - ' ,- 3 . . ,gf- Km ig I b OO , . t T-A in , 0. i ok D JAMES E. WHITLEYI Glassboro slate College, X ' B.A. 56 PHYSICAL ED CATIG KARYN M. PICKARD: Davis and Elkins Univer- sity, B.S.p Girls' Basketball Coach, Hockey Coach. ANNE O'NElLL: Cllassboro State College, B.A., Softball and Hockey Assistant Coach. h Qwm, RON LERCH: Western Maryland College, B.S.: Glass- boro State College, M.A.p Intramurals. , ' N. 51171 .W Qwzfagsh ' -- rg f Nw? ', . , Leif ? JOHN MILCHANOWSKI: Cllassboro State Col- lege, B.A. WWA? 'Mi MARGARET sulrm olassboro State College . 7' 1 'lf 'Zh' B.A.g M.A., Intramurals: Adult School Volleyball. I: 1 .ful l ' my f :LM V idx g gl Ulhvfss . .sm - A g y X ' 1? ' ' l W X I , fN-44 A ' ' frm: I ' : I ' 4 ' LAWRENCE TRAUTWEIN: Belon College, B.A.: Basketball Head Coach lBoys'l. 57 THE ARTS JAMES EITEL: Wilkes College, B.S.p Marching and Concert Band Director: Brass Ensemble: Stage Band. GEORGENE POLLICINO: Glassboro State College, BA.: LANCER Art Advi- Wdnmnqmu, V . ,Axes mga, .. A KIMBERLY VAN ZOEREN: Cilassboro State College, B.A. JONATHAN DALTON: Peabody Conservatory of Music, B.M.: Jr. Band Direc- tory Jr.-Sr. Choral Directory Advisor Class of 1989, Musical Director, Director 58 All School Musical. - , V kfl. . .Es N 351 iw Q I M S 3 aw M- A-4 CARL DEAN: Kean College, B.A. V if ,,l,.,f,,, LYNN YODER: University of Rhode Island, B.S., Student Council Advisor, LISA IANNOTTI: University of Delaware, B.S. .Qi Senior Class Advisor. N A ' 'J i s V l C Q F s :S f M X 7 S -xt X, v'fm,. JOHN CAVANAUGH: Glassboro State College, B.A., Di- GEORGE HARRIS: Glassboro State College, B.A.: Intramu- rector of Stage Crew. rals. 59 FGREIG LA GUAGE KATHRYH HAINES: Douglas College, BA. C ,, ,, WWW! 1 me 'wwf ,N Q 3. it ,J My Q ,f H EILEEN SHANAHAH: Morivan College, B.A.p Foreign Language Club Advisor. LINDA HEDENBERG: University of Evansville, B.A.p lnoiana State University, M.S.p Foreign Language Club Advisor. KATHRYH CURTIS: Millersville University, B.S. BUSINESS IEEDUCATIO T a ETHEL MARTELL: Temple University, B.S., Manager ofthe School Store: SANDRA BARRISRELL: Rider College, B.S. Interact Advisor. g C xi, -V W K NVLL yiy N - K A , ...i:,, T , A ., i,, V ,T , W S S Q. 9 -W, - - PATRICIA YULO: Trenton State College, B.S. KATHERINE TIMOH: Northwestem State University, B.S. SPECIALTIES 1 W HANK HARRISON: Crlassboro State College, B.A. in Special Ed. HOLLY TAYLOR: Glassboro State College, Drexel University, M.L.S. 5. , fb 2 n 4 X V' KATHY DILL: University of Delaware, B.S. PAM HALL: State University of New York at Cieneseo, JOHN HOLLENY: Crlassboro State College B.S. Ed., State University of New York at Oswego, M.S. B.A. 62 Ed. l ANNE FRIEDLAND: Ithaca College, B.A, Bucknell University, lVl.S. Ed JUANITA LORE: Cooper Hospital of Nursing, R.N.p Cilassboro State College, B.A.p Advisor Health Office Assistants. Q DR. LOWELL ZEID: School Physi- JOAN PARE: Bostone College, B.A., Nursing Northern MICHELLE ZELDNER: Speech Therapist. cian. A Essex College, S.A. 65 T RANSPCDRT T10 ll 'QQ 3 -HMB GANG JIM MORGAN :w,, , 'M' V- f ' ' 'W ' MRS. FISH , in 2 ' 5 . xg, K ,W ., 2'5 , 'T' g fi V ' Y f , SWAY 64 BUS DRIVERS KITCHEN KREW M' G ,I we , SPMT EEK ag, YG 'sw ,Mm ,www ,ld fl . fm., , ,M i Nur .f -4 WIS? PF , FLM , f, rw' BUSXSMN H VVVFVII III H ,, If ,MH ' f ,W A , ,W , ,, ,, Mm J vs., K 2 52: , ,W,,,,,,, i 5 971 Sv E, ' EV ,, 4 f f W' E Q an ,sm ' NN- A, J A.., A .v .. 'A J .-L. ., ,Z ' -1-1: ,.1, -,f .ff ? 7 5,4 , C fi' ,FW if , VY 'I' ,...--- ..,-1-q-- ,..-f- ' .W -.....-.-.up 2 Z ...-.:3:,,-- , .:..o ,....-.,-11-C , f- 11,-uf .,.. ,,...Y , ...Z ...-. .-.- , ,,,..-- r,,: f- -7' , -...V 15'- +515 - s,-,, ,f X. ...-c' KZ,-r mfg .p--- '5- u--Q-sv-' -T' CLASS GF 988 JENNIFER HANNUM MR. CANONICA President Advisor CHRISTY WAIBEL DAWN HICKMAN SARA HORNER Vice-President Treasurer Secretary M. Abbonizio W. Arrison S. Augustyn D. Aziz J. Baltadonis B. Banff E. Barber R. Barber R. Baus J. Beadling D. Beatty Beiemleister C. Beniquez J. Beniquez E. Berlin M. Ben'ios A. Boone C. Boneggine P. Bottiglieri H. Bradley M. Bradley C. Brickner D. Brickner M. Brickner 70 I K. Brown E. Buchenhorst K. Bumette M ,,,, ,, A. Caltabiano J. Caltabiano S. Caltabiano kb-0 1 . fa. fur X 'Q 2 .zzgajf ff' K. Carr M. Carter B. Casella R. Cella R. Chew D. Clark W. Clouser M. Conners B. Coombs M. Corsaro S. Corsaro B. Coulter K. Craley K. Dalton D. Davidson ..,g C. Davis E. Davis R. DeAngelo , M. Dehlie M. Dombrosky E. Dove C. Dudley B. Edwards M. Egan L. Ferdinando K. Finkle A. Fish L. Fishburn A. Fitch J. Flacco J. Foley W. Frederick J. Frizell K. Gable J. Gage M. Ciaglianone L. Gasbarro M. Gibson N. Grandizio W. Grasso B. Guy C. Hall K. Hampton K. Hannon Ci. Hart L. Hemple 72 Hermann R Hess J Hillman K Hinkle Hoffman Holland Holmes Howarth Hunsberger Hyndman Iocona Jaramillo Jenkins Jones Jusko Justice Kane Kelly Kemp Kesseler Kidd Kier Kiley Klemaszewski Lake Leonardi Leone Lesyk 75 M. Licciardello 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 M. Miller D. Mizenis B. Monaco K. Monahan S. Money J. Mooney T. Mullison L. Mulvenna H. Musumeci S. Musumeci 74 'Q W F 'QM'-' N-1 1-'55 QS.-5 MF , ' ui MK V, Uh-Y 'K- ,rx V. Musumeci L. Nickerson P. Ngai S. Ogren S. Patel J. Patti M. Pelle M. Pennell W. Perez R. Piloto R. Prosser B. Ramsey M. Randall T. Reeves L. Robinson J. Rodriguez A. Rose K. Shaw K. Schweigart S. Schultz L. Schneider K. Schmelz J. Ross B. Slusar D. Smith C. Snyder K. Solze M. Sorbello I. Steager D. Strockbine L. Stanley M. Steelman R. Stumm D. Sullivan W. Sumiel F. Temean H. Toulson D. Tyson D. Tyson A. Uricher R. Vaidyanathan J. Venezia 76 -'K 'T 'W-9... if Nwlfi aww-new L.. sf DRAGQNS ag. ww. al' Si li l ' W. Vessels M. Walls R. Ware K. Wark S. Wamer C. Warren M. Weisman C. Wentz Pl. Wentzel M. West J. Whitehurst D. Whittemore M. Williamson D. Wilson D. Wingate A. Wood T. Worrell P. Yurgin 77 A o 0 o0o D x -,: . J' -QN CLASS GF 989 ADVISOR PRESIDENT Mr. Dalton Jed Dubois SECRETARY VICE-PRESIDENT TREASURER Lauren Tunnat Nicole Zeno Brad West D. Baez A. Barber D. Barber D. Battle J. Becker C. Bellace A. Berlin T. Blair A. Bogdanoff K. Borkowski M. Borzio L. Boyd H. Boyizigies M. Boyles T. Boyles J. Capozzi M. Carter S. Chapman S. Clarke S. Clay D. Cohn S. Collom S. Coombs C. Crippen T. Dallas W. Dempsey D. DeSimone 80 DeSimone DeWalt Diaz DiFebbo Donges Dougherty Driver Eastlack Ferdinando Ferrell Ferry Feuerbom Fischer Fishbum F099 Folker Fontana Foti J Frank D Fraser T Friend P Garrett M Gatione J Gentile J Giordano R Giordano J Grandizio 81 B. Green S. Greene S. Grigsby D. Groody J. Gross K. Gross M. Hall L. Hampton C. Hankenson S. Henderson K. Hess H. Hilton G. Hoose B. Hulst C. Hurst J. Jakimowicz S. Johns M. Johnson J. Jones B. Kann M. Keen D. Kiley E. King J. Kuhnel M. Kupprion R. Lalwy J. Lawson W. Lawson H. LeClair K. Leech 82 X l i R 'S 153' 4 f MEM? gg aj www Exif My wkfff if , ff? mWW y WWMW as Z M ... W ., ,W 'tw x . ivy' ,W R Leon Lewis Little Little Lloyd Lowe Lowe Lynam MacDonald Madden Mares Mangano Marino Maslow Masser Maule McConnell McLaughlin Melendez Miller Miozzi Monteith Moran Muglie Mullan Mullison Musumeci Nastasi Nauta Nolte 85 M. Parham K. Pennell M. Petrock K. Piechowski D. Pierson M. Pietras B. Prize J. Ramos J. Ramos B. Randall M. Rapisardi P. Raval M. Bickert S. Riggs B. Rode R. Rogozin K. Rokuski C. Roots R. Rzucidlo L. Sandberg A. Sarica M. Schindel J. Schlump C. Scuderi S. Sharlow R. Sheehan C. Shelton 84 iv- i X .Jiri 3? .vi my , il Car tw M X.. I ml WWQ ff XNTH K.. X .Wa NA .af E... ,,. ,- ,MW K. Shute R. Shute D. Skinner A. Smith M. Solem C. Soto K. Sparks W. Stauffer S. Stevenson M. String T. Suessmuth T. Sullivan E. Sweeten L. Swift R. Terracciano J. Terrell J. Trexler M. Urban R. Wallace B. Ward J. Weigelt J. Wentz B. Wilcox S. Wilson J. Winquist J. Wright E. Yurgin 85 N'3'k ' 6 iff-M ' v'2'f+2 'EZf 1ei w MNQQ4 6 fa fi7 ' 'NCWF I , 3 .1 Ig 2 il xv jk A 1 Q 6' 'iii f' fi? 34 f, in X 4 I ffl w 1 Q f ix-.4 Ji r gi P Q an ax g - ,Q mx fffw as fu f f W- vi f ,Q-U ff' we wf -H 5 -.-X-9-' AQ? WGN Nr 'fx' .-MER? gf? Y' S? J in V I Q: Z xp Q' 1 v' ' 4, NX ata I V' is 5' F .HQVE 5.6 KW Q W ,NN Y A.,'slSxf,:hrx 'ff' gs 1 3 kj f!-,v sq! 1:1 M5,f!,AlS 'Q Q' PJ ff r-'Q ' - F ..- .il 1 1, .I HM if Q., I v , 1 CLASS GF 990 MRS. TUNNAT Advisor X I SUE SIIVIKISS Vice-President CARIN CONNISON President 3 f eg. V MARIETTA HUTCHISON Secretary SHERI WILGUS Treasurer M. Amira C. Anderson D. Andrews K. Baltidonis J. Banks M. Bates S. Benzz J. Boody B. Boone S. Brady W. Braugan L. Bromm S. Caimes L. Cama Cl. Carney J. Carson S. Casalla H. Cates S. Cella B. Clerval R. Conrad M. Corbin F. Corey D. Cosby C. Cozzubbo M. Crespo A. Cristaudo T. Cugler 88 ri FW Q?4? '!Q' .y fy it bivlqh ,M S fylwgg 'Wh 'Q A Culbreth Daley Daniels Denmark Dickson Diehl Dilvlezzes Donner Downing Dugan Durham Edwards England Fetrow Finger Finochiaro Fitch Flegler Forsman Foy Gaines Garrison Gaynor Gibbs D Green J Gregal S Guy K Hannon 89 L. Hallbrooks R. Hargrave B. Hartman H. Hanley W. Hash R. Hernandez T. Hill K. Hubler T. Hughes J. Hunter H. Jenke J. Junk T . Kudrick W. Kesseler F. Kirby S. Larocca M. Lawson V. Layton D. Leonardi J. Leone J. Leone D. Lerch J. Leslie J. Marino 90 3,P '1QgWww 'KWH We . YU' x F we, fs. 4 Q 5,4 was .f I xii aux l an ! fvnum-Lg KUGHP S. Matteo M. McCann H. Medina M. Meloni O. Mercado A. Miller S. Mikhail D. Miller K. Mizenis J. Monoco M. Monahon J. Monroe J. Montgomery D. Mooney D. Moore S. Moore M. Morris M. Moys D. Myers F. Newkirk A. Nicotra G. Noble C. Nothdurft J. Oberg 91 M. O'Conner C. Pallidino D. PHUCFSOI1 T. Patti C. Pawlowski K. Peacock D. Pettit B. Paradosky J. Randall K. Randall F. Riedl M. Riley R. Rivera N. Rivers S. Roots L. Rosen M. Russell J. Rzucidlo T. Salome L. Sandy R. Savidge G. Sawicki S. Sellers H. Shaw C. Silvert D. Smith D. Smith Cr. Sparks 92 1 .im S ,,.. 1'1 I .... M iilri N ' . .4 , .... R K. in ,,. 91- -i , eu, Qf ..f1'f:71 ,,-11 ' hi' ig . is ik- I, ' S ,lp . X 5-It ,if A F: , - A iw Ni if ii. , ' fs A ,t , 3 . . .., - X11 N. K l . xx L . Spencer F. Stelfen W. Sullivan C. Stoddart A. Tomarchio T. Tyler Urban Vanderben'y Vera Wallace Ward Wamer Warren Weber Weston Whitman Willis Wojcechowski Worrell Worrell Wright Wurst Yarborough Yarborough B. Young C. Zane S. Zimm R. Zimmer 95 'T J - E-'i ' -:lc ln! ,- , ff f ' 4 'i-Q- aw'-1-i Y 4? ,bi-5-,L ! P' gg? , jf -liliflm V if f 4 -,LA - Z-'4,1fi,f:f' -1.,-,J---1 f,. FP' Y- --b -Lrff ' 4 S91 - All vy- .k,,.'z ' - Y-, ,, .'- '-3 -.,-,.,,. 1-1 eff -ff. 1 A31 jj,-115 ff A, Yfyfu -Q i' .Q '. ,:,,,f'?.'.,,.,.1-ff-f qgalf-f ' A CLASS GF 99 Q l 1 QA ,-W..-.---M 5 k,,V, ,V I 3 , JENNIFER ANDERSON President 5 JENNIFER WESTON MS. SUITER Advisor HEATHER HUNSBERGER Vice-President Rec. Secretary S1-ACI JUNK Cor. Secretary 95 P. Ashton J. Augustyn D. Barber D. Bellace A. Borzio L. Bradley D. BI'6nl'lal'l P. Caltabiano M. Burlingame K. Camp K. Capozzi D. Clark E. Carson R. Colon C. Coulter F. Cristaudo S. Cuthbert J. Davis K. DeSimone C. DeStefano K. Duble L. Duke C. Dunn K. Dupper C. Eason C. Eason L. Ferdinando J. Fischer J. Flowers K. Fones J. Fox A. Frank 96 x' X Wim- an-... Vx ' cox 'Q F ,,,, E X .. 3 Y' 4. K ' N if 5- Y S ii X wr 5 2 ' --.fu . . Q ' V A ix . K . is, . e V T. w .If M 'Nam - ........+. 355217 ff T . . f ' T.-L15 fp.. A . . ,SQ ,:h, ,,,, . Pm. T X 'lu 3 K ,...,. 35 ix i alfrii ifelssrsziiti :::' X3EfF1'5i'2'f.'ff ' . W X Q. ii .1 :il 1, s X 0 X f r .,. . ,Q ' s N T ef T .- ,,.yS '. ' fy, ., f or -wa. 4 Q , ..,,. Nm .iif 5. . ' - .. .. X 4' . .4 J! I if XX Qs .. Jw if K .an M ..,, ig kms . on .. . -E fb. 1 Q 1, 3. ' . i iii l . '. mg.. ff.. X 3 uk ,- ,uf .fr W. 'x N.. 'em' X, ef X init: . ,, S. Gable G. Gahrs J. Clarozzo R. Gould J. Gregory B. Grigsby L. Gross . Hagenberg D S. Hagennan M. Haines F. Halsheid J. Haney C. Hayden N. Hemandez S. Hemandez T. Hoffman H. Hoffman C. Hughlett S. Hutton J. Jones J. Kimber R. King T. Kinnamey J. Kolodziejski D. Kramer T. Lawson A. Leone Ci. Leotta J. Lin J. Liverman J. Lopes T. Maccarone 97 J. MacDonald J. Marks H. Martin S. Matthews R. Meddick G. Meloni S. Midili B. Miller M. Monahon B. Monteith J. Moran J. Morgey C. Moxley J. Muglie J. Mullen J. Myers S. Nelson J. Newell J. Newell H. Ottinger M. Palmer M. Petrutz R. Piechowski J. Price M. Frisco M. Redfield J. Riley S. Roche S. Ruane G. Sandau 98 Si r- N hw WK ,X 4 'W Sa, ..- 31 Q ak as . ' 3.5. .f:,,.:5e. 5 : :mix gW'W., .tzi -zig lg, M il: li... Xl x X h , . X X xx fi .. 'S 3 5 S ,Fx Sli M ' ! mmlzifj' ' . i ig ' :ses . . .X. Ext iiili f .EXQ gs. Lsvf FL' Q 'Vik Nt 'Q NNW DNB fx 9 K. ., .. if 4 x was 'Sv' W . W 35 l S gf' S --taxa X ' 5 1 ' 'N N x 'Nun-aff ,-ll A, 1 t , 'g ili :': I w?N X . 1 3 l Q 5 'ii f Q bi.. .QZY5 aff l . ,- Qiiqk X. ,.. . . I N 4 'X 'P N ,Q A 2 Q F Y ::: ,-Ps 'Q 'imp Q V his X 1 -. .N -:: ::.-:qv - X X x N V S J. Schlump L. Scott R. Scott rl. Sheldon K. Slusar S. Snyder E. Steager D. Steelman A. String H. Strockbine D. Tarpley M. Thomas L. Tovmsend M. Truong L. Truong R. Vlak M. Vellutato F. Vargas J. Wark C. Wallace E. Warren D. Wentz M. Wilcox L. Williard L. Wilson J. Winsch C. Yeager M. YUTQI.. L. Zane M. Zumbo 99 W ,.fvl-.. I'-'Q' . n r wi . ..sw,,,,y . ,. X ,gwlu 9 xi Hg 'ian tw NNE 'gs avvxwr .1 -1-' -.x.:2'f,r- A .W ,Q 4- ' A '--Q. . , , ., L ' X v. - 'Y 1. jf A.. . ,-..v ', - lg '11, - '. ,I 'Q . 'Pkg H! -:LA ' M ' n . , 9'-. 1 .ww 'A N91 . 'fs' :M . . U Av I '-.- 5 - Q, .- 4-y -..- w I ,-warg,-X xr : , MQ' 1 , rg ' '- 'El m f ,g ' .. .1 .gvgx ?' ' -.,A1',,',,l-ffjj A A I - .-,,, -- I, -. A- ' .. , ,Q .5 .. -- - , .. , 4-.. - ,, . y uf ,, I-' NX- ,Q 'g f 'kv : .. fy- Lu'-v 5. - '1 ,,,1b- .H , V-'f:,.,..5 .Q --i - 1-vw JW' 0 9' CLASS GF 99 'MW MRS. COURTHEY HEATHER HULST Advisor President IVIIKEKZENO JOEL LAIL BETH HANKENSON Vice-President Rec. Secretary Cor. Secretary T. Ashton G. Banks D. Barber B. Barchuk J. Beamer M. Boody H. Boris M. Braxton C. Byrwa C. Cabana S. Caltabiano M. Capasso S. Coombs D. Croce K. Darlington J. DeMarco P. Diaz A. DiFebbo DiGiovacchino J. Dovsming L. Durham D, Eastlack L. Edwards S. Feuerbom P. Fischer R. Frederick R. George 102 A X -.kyfjfs fu.v1e2fss I.. xi 'Q g gl X me we 'N- .AL ri lll c Q.- 1. ff . M . i 'i ijfil--W CI Q ' ' A .... . Es Ya .M I . .S S W E' ,... ii X X N' N 4 S it i Q x . - my , .. N 3. f ,,, J. 5 'D J 1 ' 1 . , - Xxx-in ..i. W P X. lifgsfl '? .f XKCPLQ. . f' D g X 1 i i . '40 M.. . nw no-Of QE. N ' ffl El 1 AX? Jilliqf A an J ,Qi G hw .1 A ,f 'lug--,,,,.,4f V Me! , ' P! 45. 4 3 ...K , , f il . T V' if Ah 1 V 4 21 F -43 an ,h Y v QW f 6, Vw n M' W 9 .f.f. ,I N 5- , 1 1 . 3 , .I is 'M -P., ,aw L. Ciiarusso E. Gray K. Green J. Crrenfell D. Gross M. Guarrea L. Hallbrooks J. Hartman S. Haynes M. Hess R. Jester J. Jones E. Jump G. Kelly S. Kimber L. Klotz M. Klotz C. Kuhnel L. Kuhnel H. Lavigne C. Lawson S. Leslie L. Licciardello H. Lieggi B. Liles J. Lord B. Lorenz 105 . . ,, , fn 2331111 Yf gwmfziw. ,,, , A fsw-'x ' , Q., 'V' ,E J Loufik ' A' V. ' , A W Maule 'N A ,. is -. , 2, A M Mmm vm , Q K Q , J Mlnshall W ' 'X 'i 9 ' :WM 1' full, .a ' A - ' tll ?f,L,V j 'B:F VV, Q Qj ..,,, 5 , r f A A Q i'l5' g , ., .91 , , M' L 4' A an Oostmg Zgk E TL 1 L gf I ' WI 92. 1 :,I QV' if l , 98 WWV ff Af, ' , 0- A ' , ' v ' yr ,gf ' K f X 1 4. WJ W 'sw x Vg W ' mm mam M Lim ,,,,, mf' in , ,,, LL ,L , ' Vi Z: A , 5 Q fitn s Q: .ns 1 -251 11 :mv V,- f 2 vim 5 af Q., 8 if I 32.4 . x QQ f w , f f M 4 ' ' fn hw, 'Si 211: 4 mlm! f .5, ., SE., K ,, Llsiii li 'mi TF u Q X .rr 5 fl ii, ' M. Shiveler S5 N' X mb -, SJR, 5 ,ff 4 v C if 4 6 Y x ,- sg.: XSTYITX' - sl ff X if Q A. Skinner Slusar S. Smith J. Sorbello B. Spissel C. Stackhouse S. Stanback M Stecher C. Steinberger R. Stump K. Stutzman C. Terracciano M Thomas B. Thompson J. Thompson G Toulson H. Turk C. Uricher J. Vallandingham F. Vellutato D. Wasiluk M Weidner D. Williams C. Williamson T. Winquist M Yeager C. Yingling C. Yucis D. Zeno 105 CLASS 'f '87 4 f42-i'4ZW ipi? 2 4 g'.55ah! 41' ,311 5 4 2' 22 ,,1. H , H ,A .. , -may - . - V KW, V ,fd 5 4 M M 1 ,,, V -,::, W, , A f :fm v,,,,,:fMg',-M WL +f.,. ' ' - , HWQWM fa- mthint -ww . 4 x :nf A M ...,, - .A...., wif ---x f 'f w 7' K df Z ,si 7 2 E LL CHEERLEADERS ,X fi A N TOP: K. Snyder, MIDDLE: L. Miller, A. Uricher, J. McLaughlin, S. Hickman. STANDING: Ci. Little, B. Sawicki, L. Hampton, E. Davis, S. Maccarone. BOTTOM: N. Miller. ,Q J .V. SQUAD i U' SOCCER CHEERLEADING 110 I an-cnalii BGYS' CRCDSS CQU TRY VARSITIQ TOP: D. Ray, C. Richter. STANDING: C. Palladino, R. Prosser, Coach Bergin, T. Grasso, S. Wil liam. SITTING: J. Leotta, A. Rivera, M. Monahan, D. Mizinus, J. Terrell, C. Everwine, M. Pietras, B. Ed- wards, J. Whitehurst, B. Jakimowicz. The 1986-87 Boys' Cross Country Team ended the season with a wealth of winnings and accolades. They won the Tri-County Conference Classic Division 45rd time of a possible 43: Tri-County Conference over-all championship: third South Jersey Group I, third New Jersey Group I tbest every: third Gloucester County Championships, and they qualified as a team for the New Jersey Meet of Champions tfirst time everl. They have had an undefeated dual meet season Q11-OJ, as well as a second consecutive undefeated dual meet sea- son. The Harriers have extended their winning streak to 26 in a row since 1984. Coach Tom Bergin credited Donnie Ray, Chris Richter, Chris Everwine, Jay Jakimowicz, and Tom Grasso as the runners most responsible for the success- ful season. Donnie Ray won the Tri-County Conference Classic Division All-Star: the Gloucester County All-Star, and I-Ionorable mention as Gloucester County Times All- Star. In South Jersey Group I, he was also All-Star, Sec- ond Team. Chris Richter received the Tri-County Conference Classic Division All-Star: the First team Gloucester County Times All-Star: and the South Jersey Group IAII- Star, First Team. Chris Everwine won the Tri-County Conference Classic Division individual championship, as well as the Tri-County All-Star: the first Team Gloucester County Times All-Star, and the South Jersey Group I All-Star, lst Team. Our delightful sophomore, Jay Jakimowicz, re- ceived Honorable Mention Gloucester County Times All-Star. 112 ,,,,,,,,,.,......................--------- O clayton 15 Shalick 15 Gloucester Catholic 17 Gloucester 16 Penns Grove 16 Paulsboro 15 Pitman 26 Clearview 24 St. James 15 Glassboro 20 Delsea 16 2 R F5 J 1 ' 5 - , ,, x X if V 5 , I if . X. fm. :J V, 4 nf i P N, iw A. 3, ,bf -W M14 4' ' ,. L ,,,, E 4 , , f lf A1 , KF, .,.A.,, f H ,W ,, Ei ,579 V 4 W ' V 2 AJ 6 ,V ' , ff E2 1 2 ' 2126:--if 'w,'W?.'-H -, fim-'-- . 4,31 TG JC .. ': 4- V - - :Q m.,1,.f, is-, . ' 1.r' - 'W A Q 2, yn, af '24 . , ,I w -X, 'fi i ,V 4 ,,,, , Q - ' Lk ,, P 'Mi , k ' ,W -' w h : Qi n? ' M51 , ,K W Hifi V V. L ,' A, 'W ff l' N ,,,, ,M W my V A ,gf -- gglQl9At , - W ff1'f,ijj' ,, - ..,, if 3,-f' 'M Q A , WW A ' ' ' , W W' , 4 , f , fi' W Ibm' l 3 GIRLS' CRGSS CCJU TRY O K Haddonfield 50 15 Sterling 21 54 Audubon 44 19 Gloucester Catholic 54 25 Audubon 50 15 Haddon Tovlmship 51 26 Washington Township 50 15 Williamstown 58 21 Paulsboro 59 20 Pitman 59 21 Williamstovm 41 18 VARSITY: STANDING: L. Worrell, M. Steelman, J. Hyndman, S. Ferry fmanagerl, V. Sumiel, C. Wentz, C. Dougherty fmanagerl, Coach Fredericks. KPIEELIPIG: C. Connison, M. Meloni, J. Albert, K. Miller, R. Piloto, J. Venezia, P. Bottiglieri. In their second season of Cross Country fPug Pack Ill improved over last years record with a 9-2 Dual Meet record. Victories over Gloucester Catholic and Haddon Tovmship highlighted a very successful dual meet season. The team went on to finish 2nd in Gloucester County, 4th in S. Jersey Group 1 and 9th in the State and finished the season ranked as the 410 team in all of South Jersey. Capt. Ronnie Sumiel was joined by two new seniors Karen Miller and Janice Albert in anchoring the teams effort. Juniors Chris Wentz, Melanie Steelman, and Jennifer Venezia were joined by Freshmen Mia Meloni, Carin Connison, and Leslie Worrell to contribute to the teams success. The individual highlight was the outstanding year by junior Patti Bottiglieri: Tri-County Champion, 2nd in Gloucester County, S.J. Group I Champion, 6th in l'l.J. Group I, competed in the Meet of Cham- pions and the Kinney Cross Country Eastern Regionals. This year's seniors will surely be missed but the large group of Freshmen makes next season's potential even more promising. If? 1 I f C I xx-2 XXXNXX X '45 Y X 412 12:1 ' XR :SSX f'f 1 W51WBu -v tw Mi?-'14 hw wwf SGCCER STANDING: T. Gibbs fstatsb, W. Dempsey, J. Maccarone, J. Jones, J. Gross, B. Baldishol, B. Garozzo, M. George, R. Miller, A. Quadir Qmanagery, D. Strockbine Qmanagerl, Coach Kathan. KNEELING: C. Howarth, D. Camp, J. Steward, T. Worrell, B. West, A. Cristaudo, D. DeStefano. SITTING: E. Hurst, T. Suessmuth, J. Kidd, C. Haines, B. Lake, J. Marchesani. The soccer team had an 11-5 record in the regular season. The team was 7-1 in the Tri-County Classic Division, and was in the State Group I touma- ment. We were the highest scoring team in South Jersey Group I. The leading scorers were Bard Baldishol with 17 goals, Brian Lake 15, Troy Suessmuth 15, and Brenden Garozzo 12. Chris I-Iaines ended his fourth season as the starting goal-keeper with a school record of five shutouts this season. Chris Haines ended his fourth season as the starting goal-keeper with a school record of five shutouts this season. Chris Haines and Bard Baldishol were both named as Division Player of the Week. Bard' Baldishol, Brenden Garozzo, Chuck I-Iowarth, and Chris Haines were voted by the coaches as the best players in their positions. Troy Suess- muth also won a position on the First Team. Rob Miller, Tom Worrell, Brian Lake, and Johnny Jones were named to the Second Team. Other seniors contributing to the season were Dave DeStefano, David Camp, Jon Steward, Mike George, Eric Hurst, and Jim Marchesani. Dana Strockbine and Ashraful Quadir were major assets working dili- gently as team managers. Tin Gibbs and Lora Dempsey served admirably as statisticians. Q in-4. ,. .ii Glassboro Haddonfield Cleanfiew Gloucester Penns Grove Williamstown Glassboro Schalick Pitman Woodstovm Schalick Gloucester Delsea Pennsville Pitman Delsea 3 ,Li V W IX' a2ztLs?:: fs:xf.1, .U I U .QA ff t 'BQ i. E 'Q .ai J .V. SOCCER 116 Ii K-51:2 MQ! 1 ,,,mmq, -3 -ffyfpgzaig mqnurnn- 1 ga if PGWDER PUFF F wg-Q 42 , Mm W s , . X Rx Y 4 . MX WX. , ,4, S 51 ,X - ' gmsxa 4 lk WSXVQ if kfx-Q . -6 43 A in k N, A -.wfw-J, K Q S Q FW FIELD HGCKEY VARSITIG STANDING: F. Cristaudo fmanagerl, H. Gaglianone, D. Hickman, L. Dougherty, H. Suessmuth, P. Yurgin, S. Miller, Coach Pickard. KNEELING: D. England, M. Gaglianone, H. Hil- ton, C. Waubel, J. Musumeci, T. Kier, J. Ramos. The 1986 field hockey team had a spectacular season. The Lady Dragons finished the season with an 11-1-I5 record, capturing the Tri- County Conference Classic Division Championship and making it to the South Jersey Group I Finals. The young team, starting one senior, five juniors, four sophomores and one freshman, was led by co-captains Heather Suessmuth, and Tonya Kier, seniors Helen Gaglianone, and Sandi Miller. The season was highlighted with strong team performances against Pitman C5-5 tieb, Delsea C1-1 tiel, and a O-O tie against a powerful Pennsville team. Along with the team's winning the championship, some individual players also received recognition. Heather Suessmuth was named to the All-Gloucester County first team. Heather was also selected to play in the North-South All Star Game. Tonya Iiier was named All Tri-County First Team, All Group I first team, and All Gloucester County first team. Patty Yurgin was named to the All Tri-County first team. The coaches and the community are very proud of the effort put forth by this super group of young ladies ' sfiliwia skis vsgi I! 'I 4- 3 an si f 43353-?fI IW fill! ' Z 9 l I 55 gif W QAKMJW ' . 7 1 ?qy it R553 I O . - 'I . 14, I 122 Q Salem Williamstovim Pitman Delsea Glassboro Clayton Clearview Schalick Pennsville Gloucester Woodstown . , A3521- 7 'E . I in 32, 31 x: 1 f , ' t . i. ' 115' 'I -Si, if 'i,, i 'iii fi? I'f':I Ai N 2' bm W 'STB s f- X 9 X I. W f . ' 'I' w ill f f t' wffff f will M xx'Q- A ii Q '0,,v-1ff . j f - 5-suwx . Q, , , I 4 1 - Q ML r V' 34 2 I NL my-aff, - 0 a 4, 7 1 ,sv s 1' 4 W, MM W , , I WW. M W, ,,, ,,,. ,M ANAL, -1,1254 L' M., W, , ,gk ' .WJ-17 ' ,-- wi W, yi .fm .Whf . ff M 4 qfge J ,, ,T ,W , u Q . 1 . Ml X WW www W ,W If-41 4. AM QL M, www Y Yi 1, Max 1 'hw 12 Wu aww? 4 ' . , ,ns ,Vw ,, , , -H 7 3'Af1'f'4 wg R xy, W A - . , ,m....- W4 ,Y Afnw, f ..-l 127' T .QM 'V w. ,lfw 4 'if ,W ,V 7? ff ' fn , , ,M .15 sqm! 2 H, 52 ,V Awww' f f 4 , Q .,, w, gg hx :,,fi'Uf f' iw G 'f' 'Q GIRLS' TENNIS STANDING: Coach Schoener, H. Jenke, M. Jenkins, J. Hannum, F. Nauta, B. Feuerborn, L. Madden. SITTING: M. Parham, C. Warren, H. Hutchinson, B. Pyle, C. Hurff, D. MacDonald. When the season began I didn't expect it to be the rousing success it eventuated. There were only three returning letter winners: Bonnie Pyle, Hilary Hutchinson, and Jennifer Hannum. Other members of the team were beginners. Chosen Co-Captains were seniors Bonnie Pyle and Hilary Hutchinson who also played 1st and 2nd Singles respectively. 5rd Singles was played by a 10th grader, Kim McDonald. lst Doubles were played by two 11th graders, Meaghan Jenkins and Jennifer Hannum. 2nd Doubles were played by christy Hurff and Chris Warren. Dedication and hard work helped the team develop into a very com- petitive group. Winning four of the first five matches began a season which would surprise us as well as our opponents. The record never fell below. 500 and winning our last two matches achieved the 10-8 final standing. Kim MacDonald and 2nd Doubles CChristy Hurff and Chris Warrenj were selected to All Gloucester County Honorable Mention. Team and individual records were the following: Bonnie Pyle 9-9, Hi- Iary Hutchinson 2-15, Kim MacDonald 12-0 15rd singles 15-2 over-alll, 1st Doubles tMeaghan Jenkins and Jennifer Hannuml 6-11, and 2nd Doubles CChris Hurff and Chris Warrenb 11-5. 126 I K. ' -S. , Glassboro Salem Clearview Penns Grove Delsea Woodstoum Pitman Salem Clearview Glassboro Penns Grove Delsea Williamstovlm Pennsville Pitman Woodstovlm Williamstown Y xQfw 3 L is , 7 f E :na , W . 3? ,f ,. u, K E55 ,Maggy if 2, , 1? f 5 A 9- 1 T, ,,,. N i? 11.1 1 I ks KN 1 Q 'sg HX , 5 55 Q X X V? ,R X r A : .h if .sl il '33 N 'H B xx Q +R A N? E ,,, .izga-2 YN f . . rx . Mfg' ,3vq5:,: Jw ,ff Elf , B 5-.www IVIARCHI G U IT STANDING: D. Skinner, S. Ogren, J. Folley, B. Justice, L. Spencer, B. Hoffman, SITTING: K. Dupper, D. Clark, J. Carozzo, J. Mascaro. STANDING: S. D. Moore, J. Mascaro, D. Clark. KNEELING: L. Stanley, S. Lowe. SITTING: K. Willis, S. Ogren, A. Barber. Hampton. The 1986-87 season was the best ever for the Kingsway l'Dragon Marching Unit. The season began at Clearview with a first place and a score of 54.25. The Unit edged Northeast H.S., Deptford, and West Deptford. One week later, at Glassboro, we placed third behind Mainland and Edgewood, but improved our score to 55.55. The next night we travelled to Lenape to face five other Group I bands. When the scores were totalled, we had another first place trophy and an impressive 64.2! The following Sunday we bussed to Oakcrest H.S. to compete at the Absegami T.O.B. The Unit won four out of seven cap- tions and scored our highest total ever, 68.58, beating five other bands to place first once again. On Friday, October 24, we again improved our total to 69.45 but placed a disappointing fourth out of nine bands. Sun- day the 26th was Gloucester's T.O.B. and again we placed fourth, but this time against ten other bands. Thanks to a steady, all day rain, everyone's scores were down. We scored a 65.55. Sunday, November 2, was the date of the Chapter I, Group I Championships. We were all psyced, hoping to score a 70 or above and improve our standings in the chapter which could get us an invitation to the Atlantic Coast Championships. The Unit rose to the occasion. We scored a 70.65 and placed 6th out of the seventeen bands competing in Group I. Then we waited for the phone call from the National Judges Association, which would be our invitation to All-Chapters. Monday, the 5rd of November, was the longest day of the year for the members of the Marching Unit. By 2:50, rehearsa time, we still had not heard from the N.J.A. The directors were preparing the Unit for the worst when the phone rang. W WERE invited to the Atlantic Coast Championships. Seventy-eight bands from twelve Chapters had competed in Group I Tournament of Bands field shows and twenty-five of them were selected to participate in one final competition. Rain was forecast and rain it did! We stood in a downpour for an hour before we were allowed to take the field. The Unit slipped and slid their way up to twenty-fourth place, a gratifying finish to a most successful year. STANDING: J. Hunter, M. Weber, E. King, J. Moran, C. Dunn, P. Smith, D. STANDING: D. Koriakin, P. Garrett, B. Justice, P. Bellace, C. McConnell, S Skinner, I. Friend, P. Ashton, K. Camp, B. Caltabiano, T. Hill, A. Foti, D. Gable. Fishburn. SITTING: D. Tyson. 150 TM xx QW ilk ,pu 'W 'La ,. .MV 90' ,f,f.:::f5w,.,1,-A ., ,x , MW,-5 W ,, .,... ,,,,,,. 4 ,. M. ,,1W:-W . ,, Hifi, .-szsfm, 75 ' w HE Mggww Sx f 415 uw w Vi FCJGT B LL - , g fa: -in fa 25 O K f hiv 1 Q M ig y St. James 0 15 ' W ' 'K Delsea 28 6 Q in , K Pitman 22 15 i ' clayton 12 22 . is Woodstown 6 ' T24 1, Gloucester 0 41 ' 'S schalick o 42 Glassboro 12 6 Penns Grove 12 22 STANDING: R. Miozzi, L. Sandy, Coach Lukas, S. Wilson, T. McCloskey, D. Holland, M. Kupprion, D. Mullen, L. Robinson, M. Miller, B. Sumiel, B. Stumm, M. Sorbello, M. Carter, B. Casella, J. Capozzi, B. Kohn, Coach Avsac, M. Bates, K. Zane. SECOND ROW: Coach O'Neill, T. Bails, J. Holmes, M. Licciardello, M. Jaramillo, F. Teaman, D. Clark, B. Ward, S. Musu- meci, M. Walls, B. Randall, K. Rokoskie, D. Battle, J. Masser, J. Monteith, Coach Klaszky. KNEELING: Coach Barchuck, S. Caltabiano, B. Chaplin, S. Dunn, D. Thomas, M. Williams, J . McFadden, T. Hickman, L. Murdock, C. Lloyd, D. Beckett, S. Donnelly, D. Burlingame. This fall the Dragon football team opened its 1986 season with a hard-fought 15-0 victory over St. James. Jim McFadden led the way with two touchdowns and kicking one extra point. During the next two weeks the Dragons did not play very well and lost games to Delsea and Pitman. g Clayton next visited Dragonland and with a solid perfonfnance from the defense, the Dragons prevailed 16-6. This game also saw junior quarterback Steve Musumeci throw two touchdovm passes to senior Dennis Burlingame. The next game saw the Dragons break the .500 mark with an exciting 25-6 victory over rival Woodstovm High School. The victory was again highlighted by a fine defensive effort from Mark Jaramillo, Steve Caltabiano, Mel Carter, Matt Sorbello, Bob Stumm, and the rest of the 'lHit Platoon. Steve Musumeci again led the offensive passing attack while Todd Hickman, Jim McFad- den, and Mike Williams spearheaded the running game. The victory highlighted a festive Homecoming Day leading into the Homecoming Dance that evening. The 5-2 Dragons then traveled to Schalick where the offense, behind four touchdovms passes by Musumeci, exploded for 42 points in leading the Dragons to a 42-0 win. Again a stellar performance by the Hit Platoon. On November 1, a cold and rainy Saturday, the Gloucester Lions visited Kingsway. The Dragons erupted for 41 unan- swered first half points and maintained that margin for a 41-0 victory. The Dragons now started to emerge as one of the better teams in the Tri-County Conference. On November 8, the Dragons played Glassboro H.S. with the Classic Division Championship at stake. It was a great football game with both teams playing hard and determinedly. Kingsway lost 12-6. On Thanksgiving Day, our arch rivals, the Penns Grove Red Devils invaded Dragonland only to find a hungry bunch of dragons waiting for them. Mark Jaramillo's punt block and great defensive effort from the Hit Platoon led the way to a great Turkey Day victory for the Dragons. The last victory enabled the team to compile a respectable 6-5 record. Con- gratulations to the entire football squad for a great team effort in 1986. The 'lWe Not l slogan exemplified the attitude of the team and will act as a guiding force for the Dragon football team of 1987. 0 54? 5 Sinn nr' I Q 154 fi fWm.'l'x,1.4r'w W 'M 5 'M J'1Z 1i y, ,M H512 as avr 5 1,32 Q42 is Wwww - a . 1 af ev, .1 ' I. 1' Q .' -' 5' , 52' ,Mx fg. a .A,..f- 'M,,w v pff' A, u s s o ' Q ,Q , ' u Q ' Q 1 Q 1 ,n , ' ,.., r,f',g Q .'.v'.'v: .,f,f.., 0 , q.',ef,, ,A u' ' v' ' 'fi - . v vw. ' 4'ia'!Cf, + . v X Q, - 1 , 1 I - , ' ..... ..... .i',.. .... ..f....V 'Q nt .- H. ,,..... ' ,un-.- j,...... II.'. ,V . , X 'fa . 15. , 1 . X . ' ' . . ., ., ...Q ff ff I M., .J f.1 wf S vw s X T - i . use can .A fvvaaa. 4'0tiisno 2- A f I ,- -fl: fi .i gf 44 YW: l W im ze Milf ' 1 Z a iw -Q-4v MN , z.,f15ww ,E if wg, .Sw ,RS N .v,, W -wid 1 2 M, , V- 56- ,A 3.5 . ,.,. , 1 5 5 QQQALL Nm, QE GIRLS' BASKET B LL O If Glassboro 45 56 Overbrook 25 45 St. James 25 50 Gateway 55 29 CheryHill West 55 57 Clearview 22 49 Gloucester 25 48 Penns Grove 25 56 Williamstoum 29 45 Glassboro 40 54 Schalick 51 67 Clayton 55 47 Pitman 58 47 Salem 48 54 Woodstovm 58 57 Gloucester 41 42 Schalick 55 50 St. James 55 44 Clayton 48 58 Delsea 52 62 Pennsville 52 45 Pitman 55 55 Pleasantville 55 50 Florence 49 55 VARSITY- STANDING: Coach Pickard, Dawn Hickman, Sheryl Fen'y, Heather Suessmuth, Assistant Coach Fredericks, Lauren Tunnat flvlanagerb. KNEELING: Becky Piloto, Tanya Kier, Jeanne Fizell, Devon England. The 1986-87 season for the Lady Dragons was one ofa team with a mission. The name ofthe game was heart , 'lguts , and hustle . The loss of six varsity members from last year's squad led most people to believe this would be a down year. When the season ended, this young squad had defended the Tri-County Classic Championship and posted a 20-5 record: the best in the history of the school. It was a young team, a very short team, and an inexperienced team. lt was a team without a superstar, but it was a team with incredible desire and heart. Senior co-captain Sheryl Ferry led the attack with 18 points and 20 rebounds a game. Junior Becky Piloto established herself as the best point guard in the conference, while her classmates Tanya Kier, Daum Hickman, and Jeanne Frizell constantly defense. Freshman Devon England made vital contributions that served notice the future looks promising. But it was the inspirational play of senior co-captain Heather Suessmuth which epitomized the character of this team. When Heather went doum with two broken wrists in mid season, the team could have folded, but didn't. Instead, they returned to action to score 5 crucial 4th quarter points against Royal champion Pennsville was a moment that will long be remembered. X 7 , ?.Zf -ff' K - 0 f SQO 1158 N ww vu S xy 3 M' A f J' an--Vg! lie ,fa 0,,g,,,, ,, BUYS' BASKETBALL O K Glassboro 86 59 St. James 65 55 West Deptford 75 78 Clearview 51 45 Gloucester 84 58 Penns Grove 75 71 Williamstown 60 65 Overbrook 56 59 Glassboro 90 56 Schalick 64 55 Clayton 54 58 Pitman 48 50 Salem 82 64 Woodstown 66 55 Gloucester 65 50 Schalick 65 51 St. James 52 72 Clayton 56 64 Pennsville 80 68 Pitman 70 65 VARSITY- STANDING: Coach Harrison, W. Sumiel, Coach Trautwein, M. Sarbello, D. Mullen, J. Jones, M. Miller, M. Walls, E. Barber, Coach Davis. KNEELING: S. Monaco, J. Holmes, M. Carter, T. McCloskey. SITTING: R. Laury, S. Musumeci, B. Monaco. Our 1986-87 basketball season was a new beginning, one which provided many interesting and promising leaming experiences for all. Having compiled a record of seven wins and fifteen losses with a new coach and a lot of young talent, our future basketball seasons look extremely encouraging. There were so many close ball games, early and throughout the season, that we lost by a very small margin. Had the outcome of these games been different, our ability to compete with a greater confidence level would have meant an awful lot to the season as well as the entire program. In particular our game against Delsea, who, at the time, was in first place and eventually, the Tri-County Champion, was extremely excit- ing but disappointing when we lost in the closing minutes by one point. All of our players contributed significantly to the success of our season. Without their enthusiastic attitude and dedica- tion, our future would not look so promising. I really believe that our program has potential and talent to be competitive next year. The team's enthusiasm and dedication to play and work hard provides the very founda- tion for a winning season. The captains for the team for 1986-87 were Steve Musu- meci, Bill Sumiel, and Mike Miller. The leading scorer and as- sists was Steve Musumeci. The leading rebounder was Bill Sumiel, the leading steals was Melvin Carter. F ml 1 ' ff l ' B Xxx! X K 7 Q J P B X' K ' ' 1 V C. , N' 4- l 142 sy af WK 1 J N ff? ,ff r ff 4' 3. f rv V3.1 . Vi, 'fez.:5s?gf 9 1 'EE uf Q . 9 471' 9 f f H f Q WRESTLI VARSITY- STANDING: Robin Miozzi llvlanagerl, Doug Koriakin, Frank Grandizio, Eric Bowdine, Dave Beck- ett, Sean Dunn, M. Jaramillo, Head Coach Albertson. KNEELING: Bill Fischer, D. Clark, Chris Evenuine, Stanley Atkinson, Rubin Hemandez. 1986-87 was a rebuilding year for the Kingsway wrestlers. Led by senior cap- tains Chris Evenrvine and Stanley Atkinson, the Dragons compiled a 2-125-2 re- cord. Although the team has a poor dual record, a strong foundation was laid for the coming years, and several strong individuals had great seasons. lt should be noted that Chris Evenvine was the champion of the Christmas toumament at Oakcrest High School. Chris also advanced to the finals of the district 29 tournament in a rematch of last year's championship. He then ad- vanced to the Region 8 tournament where he won 2 and lost 2 matches. He com- piled a 22-5 for the season and a 76-17-1 record for his high school years, placing him high on the South Jersey All Time Winners list. Chris was 1st Team All Tri- County All Stars and 2nd Team District 29 All Stars. He was also the high point man for the Dragons. Stanley Atkinson also had a line year posting 15-4-1 record. Stanley ad- vanced to the finals of the Oakcrest Christmas tournament where he was defeat- ed by 4 time district champion Wayne Marchell of Pitman. He also won the conso- lation finals at the District 29 tournament. Stanley was named to the 2nd Team All-Tri-County All Stars. Senior Sean Dunn also provided plenty of excite- ment for the Kingsway fans. Sean always made it excit- ing wrestling in the unlimited class. He was the small- est of the unlimited and always gave it his best shot. 1987-88 for the Kingsway wrestling program will be a year in which the building process will continue upon a group of fine young underclassmen. 146 Clearview Bishop Eustace Glassboro Williamstown Woodbury Woodstown Gateway Pitman Haddon Heights West Deptford Delsea St. James Schalick Pennsville Penns Grove Salem Audubon I X 55 523 ' YR Q SWIIVIIVII O K Cilouc. Twp. Tech. 56 106 Cherry Hill East 126 42 Haddonfield 96 68 Tdton 42 118 Pitman 52 47 Clearview 82 77 Washington Twp. 112 57 Woodstown 99 69 Chen'y Hill West 155 56 Gateway 110 59 Highland 95 72 Delsea 26 57 West Deptford 105 64 Delsea 29 54 TOP: R. Hargrave, J. Capozzi, T. Boyles, M. Blair, M. Morris, V. Layton. MIDDLE: G. Hart, M. Kupplion, M. Boyles, L. Swift, H. Hutchison, B. Sawicki,. BOTTOM: D. Eiger, J. Foley, C. Connison, M. Hutchison, Coach Baker. This year the Kingsway swim team was placed in the strongest league division in South Jersey. We have oft-proven, with passionate zeal, the extent to which we will go for Kingsway Pride. Last year's graduation of Seniors left a not wholly-promising outlook for the 86 - '87 swimming season. Nevertheless, the Dragon Aquanauts came out with a 5-8 win-loss record. We take great pride in vociferating that all of the wins were outside of our Division. Hilary Hutchison, David Eiger, and Marc Blair, our star upperclassmen, were consistent in their excellent performances. We will miss Hilary and David, who were the first Kingsway swimmers who have won four-year varsity letters. Our best times occurred with the individual events. We gained the most points by underclassmen Clary Hart, John Capozzi, Sherri Wilgus, Carin Connison, Mark Kupprion, Lisa Broum, and Mike Morris. With these supemalnatators, the future looks as lucent as an exploding Andromedan supernova. The '87 - '88 swim team will be off to an excellent season. 'X 5 ,.,,! xc. ns Q -Vx- 150 f ima g'?f Ii' 'f f' P 1 Z as Mn ,SM sf if Ml tm W: in 1 A Ji W? , A V ff- , rx Lf. ,, 1 CHDRAL GRC V M, ,,,kLL, W ,WW,, f V WLEI' 'ny Z1 yr ifwlmm. :W , I' 4 ,Vin 'P J, L V fe :fn HM, , 4 4 ii . Z 9 . ff' f .I iii' N V i 19' 'la Z 7.-if 4. C Q--,, 2: ho 5 eil Simon's S 9 I x l 3 the Prisoner of I Second Avenue PRISO ER OF ZN V NU CAST MEL EDISON EDNA EDISON HARRY EDISON JESSIE EDISON PEARL EDISON PAULINE EDISON DIRECTORS STACIE CREW CAMERAS Lee A. Hoffman Heather Bradley Jim Marchesani Kim Craley Debbie Aziz Debbie Dovsming Mr. Canonfica Ms. Kisela-Eitel Chris Hankenson Connie Nothdurft Pat Garrett Jon Steward Lea Stanley John Kidd -4 W: , I Q, f 4466 J ,, eff , wfffx' ww W? ff gg n v A Q X ' H! 'Nm -4? ,k., 4 W 'ff KX? . 3 sz A, .fr ,ff Q ,qi .gh , Hr ? Zi 'V Ji Y .B an ig, 9 v J 'bla 'W f-' 'f'..f2liiL'E VQQQQ wg SOFTB LL VARSITY: TOP ROW - B. Pyle, L. Wilgus, D. Kidd, S. Ferry, S. Miller, C. Waibel. MIDDLE ROW - K. Wark, D. England, M. Jenkins, J. Flacco, K. Flegler. BOTTOM ROW - N. Zeno, H. Hilton, R. Terraciano, J. Mascaro. The K.R.H.S. softball team kicked off their season at Cilassboro on April lst. Lead- ing the way for the Dragonettes coaching staff was varsity coach, Ms. Kisela, jv coach, Mrs. O'Neill, and Ms. Mulford as the fresh- man coach. Practices started on March 9th, and ev- eryone worked hard to hold onto the 1986 South Jersey Group 1 Championships. The Lady Dragons as per usual did an excellent job and are to be commended. Head coach Marianne Kisela presented the Coaches Award to Bonnie Pyle and Sandra Miller, Most Valuable Player award to Sheryl Ferry and Debbie Kidd: Most Improved Play- er to Heather Hilton and Dedication Award to Lori Wilgus. l 735' ,Q , W Q V ,163 5 ,, X N 'VA MQ' 'J WM W X' I isw -...W ...app- ,..f-9-N 'A-ww. f- 'Q L . -w 'Z , Nt ,z A 1v1aW5'a W W, 4 . f' T.,iTi,,,, y.qH6,y , ,rrw V ' W. mf- ' 'a'wif '1Im ' ' , , 1 ' Aww! ffgzgp , t. . , fw- ' X .Q hfifyf M?A.f'fLu53 W-f 'iw vw x., w,9.M,,,MW,,,Mm 1 A WWW ' mmm f A' M .i 4 A t mn , 'W ,V 21 mm, , Q -.,4,f,-f-' V L, ,VAMM4 ,, , L ,Q -rf A ' , r Hn. , ,h i r W w 4 ,E , Q I ,J an 'Yi uf 14141 gf .SMX ? ASEE Cilassboro St James Clearview Gloucester Pennsgrove Williamstovim Cilassboro Schalick Clayton Pitman Woodstown Salem Schalick St. James Pitman Delsea Pennsville Pitman Gloucester Cl-I East Clayton Audobon Glassboro Pennsgrove HJ Hoffman Roselle Park 168 .ad K 1 6 2 4 0 7 6 5 10 8 2 17 12 10 5 0 2 5 10 6 12 1 6 9 7 4 LL This was the year for Kingsway baseball. With the senior veterans, thejunior stars, and the best pitching in a long time, the team made big waves this year. The head coach, Mr. Russell, depended heav- ily upon his pitchers Dennis Burlingame and Frank Teamen to lead the team with their arms , These men turned out to be the best one-two pitching combo in South Jersey. The coach also looked to his senior veterans, Chris Everwine at second, Sean Donnelly catching, and Sam Mona- co, Jim McFadden, and Chris Haines in the out- field, to come through for him. Coach Russell was excited about hisjunior stars as well. Thejuniors who filled the coach's lineup card were Steve 'llVloose Musumeci at shortstop, Ed Matthews at first and third fdepending on who was pitchingl, and Ben Monaco in the outfield. Everything fell into place for the Dragon base- ball team, and they had a spectacular season. The pitching lived up to its potential and had great fielding behind it. It all went domm to the wire at Princeton where the Dragon team regrettably lost the State Championship with the score of 4-7 . Nev- er was there a dull moment for Dragon baseball fans this year and we are all proud of the 1987 Dragon baseball team. Ciood work guys! GIRLS' TRACK l.lllGSlV y ,ite CO-CAPTAIN: HEATHER SUESSMUTH Amidst a cloud of speculation, the 1987 Ciirls' Track Team re- grouped to become again one of South Jersey's finest teams. A ban- ner 1986 campaign, which resulted in a State Championship title, was hard to top, but the Lady Dragons were ready to meet the challenge that lay ahead. Leading the way were senior captains Ronnie Sumiel and Heather Suessmuth and fellow seniors Jen Bonnacorsi, Jeanne Stumm, Anne Ciattuso, and Nickie Miller. They were joined by key returning letter- men Tonya Kier, Patty Yurgin, Patti Bottiglieri, Becky Piloto, Damm Hickman, Elisa Davis, Jeanine Hyndman, Melanie Steelman, and Mi- chelle Williamson. With the many talented sophomores and the exciting new fresh- men, head coach Mike Klazsky had reason to be optimistic. Tuesday April 21st the Lady Dragons had their first home meet against Pitman and Delsea. The Girls' Track team did well this year as might be ex- pected. By the end of the season they had won the Tri-County Confer- ence Championships. Head Coach Mike Klazsky presented the Coaches Award to Ron- nie Sumiel, MVP to Tonya liier: Cutstanding Field Perfonner to Patti Bottiglieri and Heather Suessmuth, Gutstanding Field Performer to Becky Piloto and Patty Yurgin, Frank Marks Most Courageous Award to Sherri Wilgus: Unsung Hero Award to Jennifer Bonaccorsi and a special award to Chris Dougherty. at .af fan 'fm Y AW 172 CO-CAPTAIN: RONNIE SUMIEL 'fm .Mv- 1 IQ N 'Yo fda 1 M fa, gm 5 -J ,4::sn sw K if gf' 1 MW' ' .-,K wwf ,V V' AVIKWLWAWLW' w x W L mi Dv.. 'Hkwivm' www? 4. MN A'- fwsssw . iHIt2m.,, ff-ww- : f..-..,-A M N- ,QW 1 ...W Q . X K .. -. i . fi. 1 i , L? I fx, ., WW? 'Sw . nik . i' 1 a Q39 s ' , 4 Q Q M' a i 3, ' M gg . 4 ,. .. 4 ' A ' ' ' WW .1 . M i,,,i f N' gem W? Sh' .i,,x vsuq., d...s'X' : ' V K. . T- ' J K Rne .1532 ' , T15 -N- ....X......m...-.Q. N... ..x- ,,,,,,.... A, J K S .,,.. V. 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Q 1 .1 im-:V .,a: - ,mv Q K.. K Lk K 1, EVM,- E , f M 423- .4 rw BUYS TRACK Last year, the Kingsway boys' track team won the Gloucester County and Tri-County Classic division championship, finished third in South Jersey, and mis- sed winning the state championship by tenths of a sec- ond. This year's team promised to be an equally strong team. Although the Dragons lost some strong competi- tors with the graduation of some champions at all lev- els, the 1987 team was dedicated to the cause of main- taining the fine tradition of champions. The Dragons did not do as well this year as the pre- vious year, however, they do currently rank as 12th in South Jersey. Head Coach Richard O'l'leill presented the Coaches Award to Mike Williams and Chris Richter: Most Valuable Player went to Melvin Carter: Frank Marks Most Courageous Award to Chris Richter, Outstanding Field Performer, Julian Holmes and Rob Stumm: Out- standing Track Performer, Brewster Ward and Bill Sum- iel, and Unsung Hero Award to Vemon Marino. 51,1 Wm CO-CAPTAIN: BILL SUMIEL Q I ,dffsm and MF., U25 S ,,, gf ? at 2 . 'I' it HWY' Jeb. W .L,, ff,. vb A! 1' My MW., fm , x. N, , N Viv' W- x M I 54 Q f A W .fm Vw f 5 ., mf m, hlnllluulna Ffh JW4' ' WZQQW ff W Ly: ,, ' V A 5 t . k ,. 6 Q mum 76 Q W BUYS' TENNIS , 1 .. wa, Q CO CAPTAIN: DONNY RAY, COACHES AWARD Salem Schalick Clearview Pennsgrove Delsea Woodstovm Pennsville Cxlassboro Pitman Williamstomm Glassboro Salem Schalick Clearview Pennsgrove Delsea Wooclstomm Pennsville Williamstown Pitman 180 6. 'QL . I , , , , flag? 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SEBASTIANO ROMEO AND SONS PRODUCE BRO- RERAGE - Student planning to enter the field ofag- riculture andfor a related field. ACADEMIC 8 ATHLETIC EXCELLENCE - U.S. ARMY RESERVE. WAYNE WINTER MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP nior football player who exemplifies the istics of Wayne Winter, and is planning to further his education. KINGSWAY REGIONAL BOARD OF EDUCATION AWARD - Best average in Industrial Arts. TRENTON STATE COLLEGE ALUMNI MERIT SCHOLARSHIP - Outstanding academic achieve- ment, REPRESENTATIVE OF THE DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION FOR 1986-1987, SALUTATORIAN, GARDEN STATE DISTIN- GUISHED SCHOLAR - CERTIFICATE OF METIT - For student who demonstrates scholarship during four years of high school, SWEDESBORO KIWANIS CLUB - Best English student in four years. DAVID CLARK WEAVER OIL COMPANY AWARD - Most service to K.R.H.S. in the area of art. TRACEY DANIELS SICO .TIFICATE cItIzenship IHIP - Student In New Jersey, SCHOLARSHIP - based on schol- KING- AWARD HONOR STU- AWARD - Student on furthering his! Economics. In memory dedication, and Team. tIon TION - 1- - - - Medlcal and Health Career Award for furthering the health field. HILARY HUTCI-IISON f KINGSWAY REGIONAL BOARD OF AWARD - Best average in Art, WEAVER NY AWARD - Most service to R.R.H.S. ofArt, DOMINIC COTUGNO AWARD. BRIAN JONES URSINUS COLLEGE - FREEDLAND SC - For Academic Achievement, GARDEN TINGUISHED SCHOLAR - CERTIFICATE M - Demonstrated scholarship during 4 AWARDS D ERIT high RACHEL SCHINDEL DEBORAH KIDD SARA MACCARONE GREGORY MAHLEY TYWAND MARTIN DENISE MEICIHAN ' I'IIcI-II:I.I3 MILLER - r I AIwcIIsI.A5IPAI'IsIzRA ' c school. KINGSWAY REGIONAL BOARD OF SCHOLARSHIP AWARD - Student pl be a teacher, based on scholarship, activity, and participation. KINGSWAY REGIONAL BOARD OF AWARD - Best Average in Business. NEW JERSEY FOREIGN LANGUAGE TEA ASSOCIATION AWARD - Outstanding Ac ment in Spanish. GORDON PHILLIPS BEAUTY SCHOOL SCH SHIP-Student furtheringhisfher educationin metology. P.N.B. BEAUTY SCHOOL SCHOLARSHIP - Stu furthenng hlsfher education In Cosmetology DISTINGUISHED SCHOLAR SCHOLARSHIP RIE VIEW A St M UNIVERSITY For Acad Achievement. KINGSWAY BOARD OF EDUCATION HO AWARDS VALEDICTORIAN, PEARL A. DeGR MEMORIAL FUND SCHOLARSHIP - Highest king Student, LOGAN TOWNSHIP HOMEfSCHOOL LEAGUE AWARD - Logan Student with the Highest Academic Average, RINGSWAYfRUTGERS SCHOLARSHIP, KINGSWAY REGIONAL INTERACT CLUB - Students who have made the largest contri- bution to the Club, GARDEN STATE DISTIN- GUISHED SCHOLAR CERTIFICATE OF MERIT - Demonstrate Scholarship during 4 years in high school, AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY FOR HEATHER KIMBERLY SNYDER VERONICA ROBERT ACHIEVEMENT IN SCIENCE, PHYSICS, PHI BETTA KAPPA BOOK AWARD - Highest ranking student, character and integrity, BAUSCH AND LOMB AWARD - Outstanding student in Science, KING- SWAY REGIONAL BOARD OF EDUCATION AWARD - Best Average in Math, KINGSWAY REGIONAL BOARD OF EDUCATION AWARD - Best Average in Social Studies, SWEDESBORO GRANGE 95 - Best student in 4 years. ' PURVIN INTERACT CLUB - Students have made the largest contribution to the RICHTER JERSEY FOREIGN LANGUAGE TEACHERS AWARD Outstanding Achieve ment In French POLICE BENEVOLENT ASSOCIA TION For worthy student showlng Interest In Gov emment Political Science Police Science or Law related program of study GARDEN STATE DISTIN GUISHED SCHOLAR CERTIFICATE OF MERIT For demonstrating scholarship dunng 4 years In high school KINGSWAY REGIONAL BOARD OF EDUCA T ION AWARD Best Average In Forelgn Language ELIZABETH SAWICKI GLOUCESTER COUNTY SOROPTIMIST - Student Activities, Community Activities and Citizenship 1ST PLACE - DR. LOWELL ZEID AWARD - Students who exemplify the qualities and interest for enter- ing the Health Profession, KINGSWAY REGIONAL BOARD .... .Q-F oot, EDUCATION AWARD - Outstanding achievemeritin Latin. POL BEN EVOLENT Pollce REOIONA SWEDESBORO Public Relations RIAL over a ma TION AL AWARD, sway GLOUCESTER COUNTY COLLEGE A SCHOLARSHIP - ' community AcademIc credentials, WEST - Student 157 MEMORIAM SCOTT GABLE Jan. 11, 1975 - Feb. 15, 1987 MERE WORDS CANNOT EXPRESS, THE SORROW THAT IS FELT, THE HURT, THE PAIN, THE ANGER, THAT DEATH HAS RECENTLY DELT. IT'S VERY HARD TO BELIEVE, AND IT'S VERY HARD TO TAKE, GOD JUST TOOK HIM SO SUDDENLY, HIS LIFE IS NOW A WASTE. FOR SCOTT WAS LOVED BY MANY, MANY OF WHICH WE DID NOT KNOW, ALL LOVE I'IIM SO DEARLY, AND IT'S FOR HIM THAT THEY NOW WOE. I WISH IT WAS ALL A DREAM, FROM WHICH I'D JUST WAKE UP, BUT I KNOW THAT I'M NOT SLEEPING, THIS THING THAT THEY CALL LIFE IS JUST SO MESSED UPI 212 I OFTEN THINK AND WONDER, OF WHERE HE MIGHT BE NOW, AND WHO IS WATCHING OVER HIM, AND WHAT HIS LIFE IS LIKE NOW? SCOTT WAS A SPECIAL PERSON, WHO LOVED EVERYONE SO MUCH, HIS DEATH HAS BROKEN ALL OUR HEARTS, WE JUST MISS HIM HERE ON EARTH SO MUCH! DON'T EVER TAKE ANYTHING FOR GRANTED, BECAUSE TOMORROW IT COULD BE GONE, LIFE IS TOO SHORT TO WASTE, FOR WHATEVER REASON RIGHT OR WRONG. HOLD ON TO ALL THE MEMORIES, THE GOOD TIMES AND THE BAD, FOR THAT IS ALL WE HAVE NOW, AND THAT'S WHAT IS SO SAD. KELLI GABLE CONGRATUL T IONS LORA Si B RD LORA, BARD, THANK YOU FOR MAKING US SO THANK YOU FOR MAKING US PROUD OF YOU PART OF YOUR LIFE. LOVE, MOM St DAD LOVE, DOLORES, AL, LORA S WARREN ONCE UPON A TIME, THERE WAS A PRETTY LITTLE GIRL, HER NAME WAS VERONICA. A FINE YOUNG LADY. SHE MADE HER MOM AND DAD AND HER WHOLE FAMILY VERY PROUD CONGRATULATIONS RONNIE KEEP CHRIST IN YOUR LIFE. LOVE, MOM AND DAD S , FAMILY SHE GREW UP TO BE In I mf' , ,.,,.r, n L CONGRATULATIONS, BETH! MAY THE MEMORIES OF THESE GOOD TIMES BE WITH YOU ALWAYS BEST WISHES AT BUCKNELL. LOVE, MOM, DAD, GREG, LISA St TRINA 214 CONGRATULATIONS Dave We consider it a great honor to make this dedication to you. This is an expression of our love, gratitude, and respect in reciprocation of our fond memories of the past years. We hope that your efforts expanded at K.R.H.S. will bring to you the greatest measure of success and happiness in every venture attempted. We are very proud of you. Love, Dad, Mom, Danielle, and Grandmom Bonnie We are so very proud of you! Love you, Mom, Dad and Nan P.S. Congrats to Barb, Kathy, Sandi, and Gail, too. HTG 0 R SIVIILEY FACE SHELLY KAY, CCDNGRATULATIGNS HAPPINESS ALWAYS LOVE YOU, MOM AND DAD 215 I l l A DE REST RAcHEL, THESE WORDS WHICH EXPRESSED A PARENT'S THOUGHTS IN SHAKE- SPEARE'S DAY ARE STILL RELEVANT TODAY . . . . . . Give thy thoughts no tongue, , Nor any unproportionedf' thought his act. Be thou familiar, but by no means vulgar. Those friends thou hast, and their adoption tried, Grapple them to thy soul with hoops of steel, But do not dull thy palm with entertainment Of each new-hatched unfledged comrade. 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