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

Text from Pages 1 - 230 of the 1988 volume:

W ,, ! Q? 5 f X ,fr 4 K x I 1 A J! X J' A 9, f f Nix' 'XA 1' x 'A H -P . X N X J A VLN DDD KKK y f s Ll V 'U K w tf' ,Q . xW Xi' 1 , f W f 1' V. 59? X X xy ' W He prayeth best who lovest best all things great and small K1NGsWAY LANCISEQQ 1988 Editor-in-Chief R j V Vaidyanath n ' l F ORE WORD 1- A yearbook's goal should be to preserve special moments from the past and to promise good things in the future. In keeping with this precept, I have chosen wildlife consenration as the 1987-'88 Lancer's motif. In the quarter century Kingsway has existed, wildlife has both improved in status and suffered setbacks. It is my sincere hope that Kingsway's twenty-fifth graduating class will realize that every servesboth ourrespect and Following is a list that even some teachers won't though, because this is a ing four years'worth of Sen- the good and bad times in you're a ninth grader for graderll, you can at least ries that the Graduating over and cherished. Memories of the party Mike DeNie's and John enger Hunt Lithuanian Fredericks Xeroxing your anatomy the bombscare able and the STUPID rea- cheese that stretches six Harry and the BLUEMAN! est musical, The King and bald head public speak- Love is like a red, red rose ninth grade No, you're Pep Rallies the trial of class Physics is good for dance and the party after- water pressure problems HOUSES!! frog dissec- Schmidt shirts Powder infamous parties Double, l animal on this planet de- admiration. many underclassmen and understand. That's all right, special compilation reflect- iors'memories, laughs, and and out of Kingsway. lf worse yet - a seventh- hope for the kind of memo- Class of 1988 has laughed at the Holiday Inn with Gary Kidd's Liquid Death Scav- sumo wrestlers with Mr. face and other parts of your on the coldest day imagin- son for it Mozzarella feet from your mouth possibly Kingsway's fin- l , and Lee's magnificent ing in Mr. Crane's class - similies with Mrs. Borelli in wrong Settle down at Cinderella in Ms. KiseIa's you the Homecoming ward Kingsway's lovely and our beautiful OUT- tion with Mr. Gruber Puff Mock Trial Sara's double! toil and trouble! Mr. Durney's class, the funniest class ever graffiti on the desks the Blues Brothers Magical mornings in Mr. Russell's class Squeal like a pig! smoke-filled lavatories the key-copying caper pizza on Fridays Barght! late-night phone conversations volleyball games in gym A-S-D-F-space-J-K-L-semi .. true friends and false friends Dirty Dancing Mr. Moore's ardent love for President Reagan thee! hee!! the Prom and Styrofoam plates and plastic forks the beautiful Senior Trip Senior Picnic and, of course, Graduation. ln another fifty or sixty years, when we look back on our lives, let us remember having positively contributed to this world, not taking away from it. With precious, funny memories like these just mentioned, I think we're off to a great start. 2 if-5 TOP TE I 1- fe, . I, E W IVY STEAGER MICHELLE WILLIAMSON EDWARD MATTHEWS ELIZABETH MERCADO JEFFERSON MAYBERRY 'vu 'ma Ywmy E WWW E 5, ,,Jw I , t . I IIIZ, I 1 ,.Wn,,,,,,' 1, 1p ,.IyIf'1 3 is Q IIII :gl yzlf X :K EY RAJEEV VAIDYANATHAN LEO FISHBURN 5 t AIII y blew gm 5I .IfE2+Q DEBORAH AZIZ MELANIE STEELMAN KIMBERLY BROWN 3 DED CA T10 Mr. Thomas J. Bergin has radiated his smile at Kingsway since he came here in September of '73 as the advisor for the Class of '79. One of Kingsway's favorite teachers, when Mr. Ber- gin isn't teaching the electron configuration of the sodium atom, he can be found joking with students, coaching boys' cross- country, or sharing his never-ending supply of gum and candy with anyone who wants a piece. This swingin' bachelor and aging stud relates to students and faculty alike on an honest, friendly basis. Whether igniting magnesium on a Bunsen burner lwith goggles - of courselj or kicking dust in Delsea's face, Mr. Bergin is the type of man whose optimistic, extrovertial character endears him to all. An individual just doesn't put in all those years teaching without an innate love for the students. Every Senior who has had Mr. Bergin as a teacher easily sees the reason for this dedication. A yearbook should preserve memories of special people, places, and events. Mr. Bergin's chemistry class in Room 401 was certainly a memory that warrants special mention in the yearbook of the Graduating Class of 1988. 4 Mr. Thomas K. Gruber has been teaching biology at Kingsway for the last sixteen years. In this time he has touched the hearts and minds of thousands of Sopho- mores, introducing them to photosynthesis, angio- sperms, and animal taxonomy with genuine love pr the subject plus a touch of humor. Leaving with beautiful memories, we, the Class of '88, dedicate our yearbook to himg for there is not a single Senior who does not have special memories of Sophomore Biology -frog dissec- tion, insect-collecting, and all. Mr. Gruber C'Grube to his throngs of admirersj lives in Mickleton - just five minutes from Kingsway - with his wife, also a biology teacher, and daughter. He feels that, Many of the kids really make it worth your while. True, there'll always be some who are frustrating, but the effort you put in pays off in the Spring, when so many of them start reflecting what they've been learning all year. Mr. Gruber is also the advisor of the Astronomy Club, co-advisor of the Biology Club, and a Department Chairperson. You can find him jogging the backroads of Mickleton whenever he is not cavorting around the Franklin institute or Longwood Gardens, shuffling in the supply closet, painting his home, or eating sushi. With his eclectic and outgoing life, Mr. Gruber has become a much-loved and respected teacher by the Class of '88. ,,,., ?me l APPRE CIA T10 AN! l While Mr. Canonica has been a visible facet of our lives, Mr. Dennis Mozier has worked behind the scenes y of our vast graduating machine. Many of the Graduating l Classs' fondest memories have been touched by Mr. Mozier's patient and loyal hand. lVlr. Mozier's deft skill and presence have manifest- ed themselves in many forms. His greatest responsibility has been organizing fundraisers for our and many other graduating classes. His work has carried over many years, his caring has made past, present, and undoubt- edly, future proms splendorous and memorable. When not overseeing candy and calendar sales, lVlr. Mozier may be found teaching meteorology and astronomy to his eighth grade class. ln addition to arranging and embellishing the Florida trip, Senior Picnic, class jackets, class shirts, and mas- ter-minding the ordering and delivery of our caps and gowns, lVlr. Mozier will be remembered for his sense of humor, generosity, and sensitivity. lt is with pride and loyalty that we say good-bye to a very special man. l As Kingsway's twenty-fifth graduating class, much of our success has been in part to the tireless organization of our class advisor, Mr. Michael Canonica. This endearing, falciform Italian has offered years of his devotion and time to our class - the reason why we have the largest treasury, the reason why we have Senior Trip Commemorative T-shirts, the reason why our Senior Yearbooks could be subsidized by the class. Mr. Canonica, a graduate of the University of Southern California, has pontificated to hundreds of Junior High stu- dents about the importance of subjective clauses, Jules Verne, and verb-form agreement. Doing that for years could make anyone's hair thin out. During his advisorship, the Kingdom of Canonica sparkled with wit and wisdom. Whether overseeing the most sumptious prom in Kingsway's history, directing plays and comedies, su- pervising our award-winning A-V crew, or movin' to the rhythm of the Blues Brothers, IVlr. Canonica has laughed with and guided, steered and nurtured a group of ornery youths into a proud and loyal graduating class. T? WHO'S WHO DID THE MOST FOR THE CLASS MOST DEPENDABLE Rajeev Vaidyanathan and Jennifer Hannum Jennifer Hannum and Andy Fish 9. A MOST STUDIOUS NICEST NOSE Leo Fishburn and Michelle Williamson Nino Zumbo and Shalini Patel 6 BEST DRESSED - Bo DeAngelo and Sara Horner MOST CONGENIAL - Patti Bottiglieri and Danny Sullivan land some friendsl QUIETEST - Curt Hall and Jodie Ross CLASS FLIRTS - Chelsie Snyder and Larry Robinson 7 9 ,yi 2' ffm my -, y ' eh K, 4, 1 H , , x' 4 f f, , ,V,,, V W wg 7, , .VI ,L CLASS CLOWNS - Patti Bottiglieri and Darrin Holland 'Q Eff I, I 4 '-.,,k 'vw BEST ALL AROUND - Ed Matthews and Dawn Hickman W' 'iv 'X 18:15 ' ,L E ii' -'. 5-'V . 91:52 A vas-f sw? TN - y., -Sz: -gk' -I' A ' I -,Q ff' .A-' I, , H I -'L. ITB! I NICEST SMILE - Danny Sullivan and Missy Maltman GIFT OF GAB - Darrin Holland and Patty Yurgin lnot picturedj MOST ATHLETIC - Becky Piloto, Melvin Carter, and Tonya Kier 9 NICEST LOOKING - Mario Licciardelio and April Fitch MOST ARTISTIC - Ed Lesyk and Amy Uricher 9 we 'lt Kline: Q,-Jag-u A314753 JfV,,A5,, ,.,,55s MOST MUSICAL - Kim Craley and Steve Jusko inot CLASS THESPIANS - Lee Hoffman and Lea Stanley picturedj MOST INTELLECTUAL - Ed Matthews and Ivy Steager TALLEST BOYXSHORTEST GIRL Danny Sullivan and Angela Caltabiano fi I . .MN 3' MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Ivy Steager and Rajeev Vaidyanathan TALLEST GIRLXSHORTEST BOY Jennifer Hannum and Kevin Monahon MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT - Amy Uricher, Gina Little, and Mike DeNie ,Q Xi SENIOR5 SQA X, . -F wwf' me WWHW -. Q Q Q ii r Q X wwii., t K -Mk Q' 'K 3 H149 S , X m Q if 'P 1 X lu t U9 U W.-s , . w 1 . 1 -, f .X Ng g' -X , A - way' -' A 3,, .-h 2 ' ,gffwltfgf-,1 -, ev , X Q-uf. u , K , Q A K , ' K x , ,. 3 - . 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VV.. 1 Nt 8 W M it ax ' kia I E X Nj' e 44 M SENIUR CLASS - PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT JENNIFER JILL HANNUM CHRISTY MARIE WAIBEL SECRETARY TREASURER DAWN RENEE HICKMAN SARA LYN HORNER 17 THOMAS WARREN ANTHONY CNINOJ D WORRELL JR. PATRICIA L. YURGIN ZUMBO EN ANGERED SPECIES J. Whitehurstus F. Temeanus A. ROSBUS f' i K. Monahonus J. Hannuma 'ibm W5 ' -'W 555 'MT I .. A V i M. Jenkina B. Lakeus P. Lindsayus K. Daltonus J. Hyndmana J' 5' L. Stanleya A E 3' C. Dudleyus L. Fishburnus S. Patela B. Edwardsus M. Abbonizionus S. Hornera P. Bomgueraa ,6 T. Bricknerus J. Gageus HO ECOM NG :- nm., .Q vm gif M M fem. v. -, - .fm v 1 f::f,,isf' ,V nf. v--'ff QL. ff'-izfifif . M i ,S wf 4 M: 1. , , X fy 1, f HW M. 5 ,, 'VF a Q. I ,-A152 . f, . 2 ,Jifx H ws ' Efwffi v'w'.1-- 3 ' Q 'V-kisgff x A -mg ' -? X 5. - ' ml ' fiiiiti ' :' ffm? 3 qgphfggg, -1?-f W EW ' if , Vg'-375' 'wi-E'--f i 4,,,.i.,: ., t Q, BO RD OF EDUCA T10 STANDING: Mr. P. Nicastro IAssistant Superintendent for Businessyg Mr. T. Cianciulli IPresidentI: Mr. E. Brown fVice-Presi- dentig Mr. G. Hutchinson: Mr. R. Aziz: and Dr. D. Knueppel ISuperintendentJ. SITTING: Mrs. M. Horner, Mrs. L. Grasso Mrs. S. Mitchell, Mrs. D. Aziz, and Mrs. E. DeSimone. ---...,.,-Q .J by it! , if if iii , Mr. T. Damask, Treasurer of School Funds. STANDING: Mr. P. Nicastro, Dr. D. Knueppel. SITTING: Mr. T. Cianciulli, Mr. R. Aziz. 44 ADMINIS TRA T10 DR. DANIEL P. KNUEPPEL, Super- intendent MR. JOHN RAJCZY, Assistant Principal uf f MR. PHILIP NICASTRO, Assistant Superintendent for Business H ' rg , Q wivevgwm. V.. 4. WM. , W...,,.... . . r.., K V, f. WWMWM . W M., ,MM .. .W , ,W W.. mm. me wwvqwmne 'WMUQMN I i l f 4 f . I . V ':.Nfg'f' 3' I 'A . L ,if ., 4 Offs. I l . 1 . ff I I n If I f,:Q f ff? E. 'Y ' .. e Q f Him' I-N X XX QJI' M' - 'I W Obi -' E-. X211 , E, Kgs - - I f -LAK, RX,.....f 4.57, DR. JAMES GRANATO, Principal MRS. GRACE ROMEO, Director of Pupil Personnel MR. MITCHELL CZOCH, Director of Curriculurnllnstruction 45 D PARTM15 T CHAIR N THOMAS K. GRUBER: Wesley College, A.A., West Virginia Wesleyan College, B.S., DENNIS GALLO: Glassboro State College, B.A., M.A., Director of Adult Astronomy Club, Biology Club, DepartmentChairman for Science, Foreign Language, Education, Co-AV Director, Department Chairman for Mathematics and and Business Education the Arts. I ,rf WILLIAM CRANE: Glassboro State College, B.A., M.A., IMAGES Advisor, Depart- ANTHONY BAFICHUK: North Carolina State University, B.A., Head ment Chairman for English and Social Studies. Football Coach, Athletic Director, Department Chairman for Physical 46 Education ' I I SECRE TA RIES E, A , , I 2 ff J Q f MARCY GUNNING BETTY CRATE SUE BARBER PAULINE PARANTO r , , 1 wi? s e . 5 ,J .41- T L CAROL GOSTKOWSKI BUNNY PIECHOWSKI SUSAN BERNARD SANDY JARVIS HARRIET STACKHOUSE LEE BIDDICK A W? 3 1 gl W I if ,Q 4 M J M ,Lg P' 5 Mi 2 A I A li M, H' ww LOUISE ROEBUCK 7 1 ANN MARANDINO 47 GUIDANCE MARION FRAZIER: Glassboro State College, M.A., Douglass, B.S. RALPH BAKER: Michigan University of Michigan, M.A., Temple, B.S., Coach for swim team. aug INK avi' scat , ' ROBERT HUNT: Glassboro State College, M.A., B.S. 48 KEITH CLARK: Glassboro State College, M.A., B.S. SCIENCE QHARFIY DURNEY: The University of Pennsylvania, B.A.g West Chester University, M.A. sistant Football Coach gefgaggg Char! ol tile Clemente S E c 1535 'i'Z'GeGeAs'i-er 525-ali 'fSf5:?e- k rYp99F:Az 5' E' 55 5eQQ THOMAS J. BERGIN: Murray State University, B.S.g Head Cross Country Coach IBoys'Jg Assistant Track Coach IBoys'J. , I, Vi -! I - :.., LVLV . ,L , 33 J .. , f . f 'I , , ..t,, AAV Lxtuinxw, A T - WILLIAM SMITH: Glassboro State Univer- sity, B.S.g Head Coach Boys' Basketball. ANDREW MORITZ: Rutgers University, B.S.g As- .- I d f, ' W fy- ,, X f 2 , , X! 'I , ities Coordinator. I DENNIS MOZIER: Glassboro State College, B.A., Activ- if Q V JAMES WHITLEY: Giassboro stare College, B.A. 49 SOCIAL ST DIES E 2 E WILLIAM V. MOORE: -Glassboro State College, B.A. I X N X XXQM - ly, xf gs , x YEF SR -R sf ,tt S5 ? X i f I I jf 'Zi?f i:-W X f ff' It f -' JfCffiig,g4ff'g I STAN ALBERTSON: Montana State University, ,B.S.q Head Wrestling Coach. VINCENT BRISTOW: Western Kentucky University, B.A.g M.A was MILTON FREDERICKS: Glassboro State College, B.A.g Inter- act Advisor, National Honor Society Advisor, Assistant Girls' Track Coach, Girls' Cross Country Coach, Assistant Girls' Bas- ketball Coach. E VV... 'Q J A ' THOMAS SCHOENER: Elizabethtown College, B.A.g Head Tennis Coach for Girls and Boys. THOMAS Fl. YOURISON: Glassboro State College, B.A.g M.A. 4. ll' -, ,K Q. ' ,, , 'M YW 5, , f 3 2 RICHARD O'NEILL: Theil College, B.A.g Head T rack Coach, Assistant Football Coach. ENGLISH , LINDA COURTNEY: Bowling Green State College, B.S.g Class Advisor. BETH DEUTSCHBAUR: Huntington Col- lege, B.A., Advisor for Academic Decath- lon. lit MICHAEL KLASZKY: St. Francis College, B.A.g Head Track Coach, Girls, Weight Lifting Advisor, Girls. X MICHAEL CANONICA: University of Southern f' California, B.A., Class Advisor, Play Director, Co-Director of Audio-Visual. 52 mmwwuwma BONNIE SUE MORTON: Trenton State College, B.A JOSEPH TROPEA: LaSalle, B.S., M.A. AVE ALTERSITZ: Glassboro State College, LINDA TUNNAT: West Chester B.A. State College, B.S.: Class Advisor MARY DIXON: Glassboro State College, M.A.g Advisor Braggin' Dragong Co-Advisor, Teen Interaction 2 ---as LOIS STANLEY: Ursinus College, B.A. WWW X--if E? MARIANNE KISELA: Glassboro State College, B.A.g Bandfront Directory Assistant Play Director it CATHY DEREMIGIO: West Chester University, B.S.: Advisor for Forensic Club, Mock Trial SALLIE BILL: Greensboro, North Carolina College, B.A.g Advisor for Wrestling Cheerleaders, Co-Advisor for Braggin' Dragon 53 1 MA THE A TICS ,,,h-I' NANCY SARBELLO: Glassboro State College, B.A.g Cheerleading Ad- vlsor. , ,,,. .. , JACK RUSSELL, JR.: Glassboro State College, B.A.g Head Baseball Coach. 54 JACKl PELLERITI: Glassboro State College, B.A.g LANCER Advi- sor. DIANE CAMIOLO: Glassboro State College, B A . STEVE IANNOTTI: West Chester State College, A B.S.g Freshmen Football Coach, Baseball Coach. -mwgz KEVIN LUKAS: Glassboro State College, B.A.g Assistant Football Coach, Weight Coach, Intramurals. u-..,,, CYNTHIA KLASZKY: Glassboro State College, B.A. M M911 LINDA MULFORD: Bloomsburg University, B.A.g Fresh man Softball Coach. 55 an FI E ARTS JAMES EITEL: Wilkes College, B.S.g Marching and Concert Band Directory Brass Ensemble: Stage Band. l Council Advisor. JONATHAN DALTON: Peabody Conservatory of Mu- sic, B.M.g Jr. Band Directorg Jr.-Sr. Choral Directory Advisor Class of 19895 Musical Director: Director All- School Musical. LYNN YODER: University of Flhode Island, B.S.g Student N XX get 1 '1 5 A li SK nxlxy K , U lf l m KIMBERLY VAN ZOERENQ Glass boro State College, B.A. ROSEMARIE DeSTEFANO-HOFFMAN: Millers- JOHN CAVANAGH: Glassboro State College, B.A.g GEORGE HARRIS: Glassboro State College ville University, B.S. Director of Stage Crew. B.A.g Intramurals. A ' LISA IANNOTTI: University of Delaware, B.S. GEORGENE POLLICINO: Glassboro State College, B.A.g LAN- 57 CER Art Advisor. PHYSICAL EDUCA T10 KARYN M. PICKARD: Davis and Elkins University, B.S.3 Girls' Basketball Coach, Hockey Coach, Head Softball Coach. RON LERCH: Western Mary- land College, B.S.g Glassboro State College, M.A.g Intramu- rals. Coach fBoys'l. o t J, IGREW' JOHN MILCHANOWSKI: Glass boro State College, B.A. ANNE O'NElLL: Glassboro State College, B.A., Softball and Hockey Assistant Coach. L- ,F MARGARET SUITER: Glassboro State College, B.A., M.A.g Intramurals, Adult School Volleyball. LAWRENCE TRAUTWEINZ Belon College, B.A.: Basketball Head USINESS EDUCA T10 YQ- .ff -pq, 9. ..- y: if Q ..-. : f 'fur' 'Vi' hvi 'E' HU? 'uf E' Us 5 '-J f Q 'ESI 5 sal X vi l 7 1 lm A In 'M Q t .wt--.l kt! 4 XYX gn , R Q t, . sv In 9' ' MII quam! fit l - It-t if f sw t PATRICIA YULO: Trenton State College, SANDRA BARRISKELL: Rider College, B.S. B.S. X. F , tltiillt X Q X , 4. f W M ,,,.. ' y I A M 1f :ff , ', 1 ,I :Witt A FW?- llllllll l-mm , ' l il fail illwJli'll xqldtgkftx' tw Y 'i l if j-1 1 X 1 ETHEL MARTELL: Temple University, B.S.g interact Advisor. KATHERINE TIMON: Northwestern State University,B,3, FOREIGN LA UA GE KATHRYN HAINES: Douglas College, B.A. LINDA HEDENBERG: University of Evansville, B.A.: Indiana State Univer- sity, M.S.g Foreign Language Club Advisor. EILEEN SHANAHAN: Moravian College, B.A., Foreign Language Club Advisor. KATHRYN CURTIS: Millersville University, B.S. TRANSPCDRTATICJN Marge Fish, Transportation Supervisor -nu 9W , o,,,,, .. . W., 'Q ..-- ' Y ' v- I . . 5 6 M A L '44 ., r., ! , , V N Q M. Sevene, M. Fish, D. Cristaudo Uransportation Clerkj, T. Dougherty, B. Twiss A. Crispin, J. Brice. D. Cristaudo, M. Haines, B. Hibbert, V. Dupper, L. Boone, Fi. Chambers, R. Gould, L. Snyder, M. Fish. K. Crusemire me ' F H ww 4 ,ww 1 1 V' . V . gi xr, e.-A K ,' 3 ' X C. Kohl, D. Johanson, F. Wright, M. Mundell, K. Crusmire, M. Avsec .WZ al fa SPECIALTIES n, DR. LOWELL ZEID: School Physician av .qiii HOLLY TAYLOR: Glassboro State College, Drexel University, M.L.S. JUANITA LORE: Cooper Hospital of Nursing, R.N.g Glassboro State College, B.A.g Advisor of Health Office Assis- t8l'1tS. 1 X3 LYNN LECKENBUSCH: Glassboro State College, B.A. JOAN PARE: Boston College, B.A., Nursing Northern Essex College, S.A. ,H g li? r ,--M - Q ' X xv, ... I 1 If if , ,-5' ff 1' .X 2 46 1 cj VX N X X l W 7 x C ,Ki ii ' fs ' ,ij ,, V if f -1 A -Q. 15- D, f 1 hd - A , 0 . , d ARLENE ANDRUS: Brigham Young Univer- BRIAN DEMAREST: Rider College, A-if Ey3, Q sity, B.S.g Glassboro State College, M.A. B.A., Farleigh Dickinson, M.A. 5' 'I 62 SPECIAL EDUCATION 'Q tw' HANK HARRISON: Glassboro State College, B.A., Assistant Coach of Soccer, Boys' Basketball, and Baseball. PAM HALL: State University of New York at Geneseo, B.S. Ed.g State University of New York at Oswego, M.S. Ed., Class Advisor. 'Q KATHY DILL: University of Delaware, B.S. .Est JOHN HOLLENY: Glassboro State College, B.A. LUNCH L , - S. Carty, A. Hughes, E. Mangano, D. Pedrick, D. Ehrman R. Lerch, B. Briggs, I. Wagner fCafeteria Supervisory 4? 4' , .I A A QQ K , 4 , X - 3 ' C V 'f ,' -. .f A. few? 2 Happy retirement Mrs. Wagner! 64 ADIES 'X . s n: x .lm ' D' ' Nw '. , . A A , .ff - P W3 93332 3 -' fi :fd-ki M, 1 ' . sf.: . 1 5- -f N -1- s. 'diff-. ,.: . XJ, EP.,,1J4,i,g5'? -. ..,. ., I. 1- - , fi . .. O. - I, QQ., , .. i . if -J .. L. 4,2535 b Q f EEK' in 5.0 lx K ,Ag EXYJ J X xt f , , .9 , 4' Q 4 hi x 1 X 1 ml 'f ' f 51' - .v fi ' eg. 1 . is - . .,.. .,-.ot , tx, !X .. 'fIj':g.4g'. ' 1,,,:.. 'xii A1241 - is n, A. Prefitera, S. Brown, fm xg Q Kneeling: J. Holmes, J. Mangano, C. Kunzelman Standing: A. Becker, D. Smith, L. Mendez, J. Rebyak, L. Masino fSupervisor of Maintenance and Operationsj, D. Fanslau, C. Berry, G. Coombs. J .try wut- .... , M g . A 155 Ulm . ttss rrrr A ,,..,l time . , - 1 .HM A-E... ,wgg i - -mg 1. Q. Q f 1 av W W, '-V, wmfif ' wfiwff' hm f -,HE Efhxf M A ,f V - , ' A ' H? 4 f mg ' 4. 5' f a 1 I A I , ff S. 1 :K izjxw -. QLL E in Nm Alun faq 2' CLASS CDF 1989 Standingg Stephanie Lowe, Corresponding Secretaryg Danielle Groody, Recording Secretary. Sittingg Lau ren Tunnat, Presidentg Mr. Dalton, Advisorg Nicole Zeno, Vice-President. 3 ' if A f in l 1 S. i ' I N f 1 -li if ..,r I Q V 1-A ' 5 f L X fl? I .'iTu'k?e11:l:: :file 5 'J , . Af, , ' X M K ' iff g xtss, A .NX , .x- X X -3 '45 x ' , H ' Q N x xx X X r, ' X Y. , '- fl oxx M. Albers M. Amira K. Anderson P. Arangio D. Baez L. Bagby A. Barber D. Barber D. Battle J. Becker C. Beilace A. Berlin T. Blair K. Borkowski M. Borzio M. Boyles T. Boyles A. Butler J. Capozzi M. Carter S. Clarke S. Clay S. Collom S. Coombs S. Creasy J. Cummings W. Dempsey 68 V , f ' -v. M F sf,r W, I if X' s. . M. ww 225. , rn ers--FXR' i i X J if Denelsbeck DeSimone DeWalt Diaz DiFebo Donges Dougherty Driver Eastlack Edwards Ferdinando Ferrell Ferry Feuerborn Fishburn F099 Folker Fontana A Foti J Frank I Friend P Garrett M Gattone J Gentile Fi Giordano J Grandizio S Greene 69 D. Groody J. Gross K. Gross M. Hall L. Hampton Hankenson . Henderson K. Hess H. Hilton B. Hulst C. Hurff Jakimowicz S. Johns M. Johnson M. Johnson J. Jones B. Kann E. King J. Kuhnel M. Kupprion T. Laurieilo R. Lawry W. Lawson H. LeClair K. Leech C. Little S. Little J. Lowe S. Lowe S. Lynam 70 su y., ,. w.. e K wwff -1f'x: 4 ' .W .ki x K. MacDonald J. Marino L. Madden J. Manes S. Mangano M. Marino J. Masser E. Maule C. McConnell P. McLaughlin A. Melendez D. Miller R. Miozzi J. Monteith R. Moran M Muglie D. Mullan C. Mullison D. Myers V. Nolte M Parham K. Pennell K. Piechowski D. Pierson M. Pietras J. Ramos B. Randall M. Rapisardi P. Raval M. Rickert .A Q 71 R. Rogozin K. Rokuskie D. Russell A. Sarica M. Schindel J. Schlump C. Scuderi S. Sharlow B. Sheehan C. Shelton D. Shute K. Shute R. Shute M. Solem C. Soto D. Skinner K. Sparks S. Stevenson 72 :Wg 5 3. Well, folks, looks like I had some extra room here. lt's 2 in the morning right nowg l'm sleepy, hungry, and very irritable. Thought l'd share what an edi- tor-in-chief has to go through. 5. J S 5 E. Yurgin M. String T. Suessmuth R. Sweeten L. Swift Ft. Terracciano J. Terrell Ft. Wallace B. Ward J. Wiegelt B. Wilcox D. Williams J. Wright 73 -xx X 2 X M X 5 1 .A.,. X Q. 5 1 3 1,4 51 lf X ., if fv X. f X 1' ' X 1 i W Xxx C, . : S WL ,fn In 4fV'h.,,. , . R! I X 'M' Mrk K X1-mxxunxm , EN,,..x,ffi 'X fy' 1 ,,Nw, xi Nm CLA ss OF 1 990 ADVISOR PRESIDENT Mrs. Tunnat Mia Meloni nf , VICE-PRESIDENT RECORDING SECRETARY CORRESPONDING SECRETARY Marietta Hutchison Sheri Wilgus Denny Lercn 75 C. Anderson D. Andrews E. Angelini S. Babicki K. Baltadonis J. Banks M, Bates J. Belpusi S. Benzz J. Boody B. Boone 'S. Brady W. Branigan L. Brown T. Brunetto C. Burke L. Cama G. Carney J. Carson S. Casella H. Cates S. Cella S. Chapman D. Choice B. Clerval C. Connison R. Conrad M. Corbin L. Corey D. Cosby 76 1 I af E I 'Q 'Y A S.. K X X J- B K 2 A,-I I L Cristaudo Crespo Culbreath Daley Daniels Dickson Diehl DiMezzes Dohner Downing Durham England Finocchiaro Fitch Flegler Forsman Foy Gaines Garrison Gaynor Gibbs Green Greenwood Gregal S Grigsby S Guy D Hale W Hampton K Hannon R Hargrave 77 R B. Hartman N. Harvey W. Hash . Hernandez T. Hilferty T. Hill K. Hubler T. Hughes J. Hunter M. Hutchison H. Jenke S. Junk J. Kea W. Kesseler F. Kirby L. Kirschling M. Knott T. Kudrick S. Landwher S. LaRocca M. Lawless V. Layton D. Leonardi J. Leone J. Leone D. Lerch J. Leslie 78 ,l'l'fn2Zii MXN.. 45, S. Matteo M . McCann M. Meloni O. Mercado A. Miller D. Miller S. Mikhail K. Mizenis M. Monahon C. McNair J. Montgomery J. Monroe D. Mooney D. Moore M. Morris K. Moyer D. Neff F. Newkirk A. Nicotra G. Noble S. Noel C. Nothdurft J. O'Connor T. Patti K. Peacock D. Pettit K. Piechowski 79 G. Poradosky K. Randall F. Riedl E. Rivera R. Rivera N. Rivers Y. Rodri uez 9 C. Roots S. Roots J. Ruiz J. Rzucidlo J. Salome L. Sandy K. Savidge G. Sawicki H. Shaw. C. Silvert S. Simkiss D. Smith D. Smith G. Sparks 80 .fizwgg Xv': L N -... eh S2 ' K. if S n o A at M. Spencer W. Stauffer F. Steffen C. Stoddart B. Sullivan A. Tomarchio K. Urban M. Urban K. Vanderberry M. Warner S. Warren M. Weber T. Weston J. Wojciechowski D. Whitman S. Willis J. Worrell L. Worrell A. Yarborough K. Yarborough B. Young 81 xv T X, f N 4T5'1?- X N QA ' gf QA 'Qgxk XX, X fl 5 ik Yi, s 5 L M x Q R sg ,L 2-6 gi MX .A K . if .' x. VV, xxx . t.V X x . 1 , X 1: ' Q.. M ff , an wx X N 5 iv if 5, X1 X72 xf .Qfff Xf .1..! I nk M, r. ,V .. -4- 1 -' .X . V- :,- 5. .2 x is , gs . . L - Lx ,X -11x xl 2. XX X K 3 ' u A 5 ,X K . X Q M X X 5 A X X' X X 1 Mug, ,Q 'wav ,X xxx X.. R M 'N .Tx CLASS OF 1991 ' 30, zzmfas r E 1. JENNY WESTON, Recording Secretary, BRIAN IVIONTEITH, President, STACI JUNK, Corresponding Secretary, CHERY BAUER, Vice-President. MS. SUITER, Advisor. B. Augustino J. Augustyn P. Ashton M. Babicki D. Balsama D. Barber J. Batty S. Baver T. Bavota J. Bishop A. Borzio D. Boyles G. Bracaliello L. Bradley D. Brennan B, Brunetto K. Budd J. Burgos M. Burlingame Fl. Caltabiano K. Camp C. Campbell H. Campbell K. Capozzi J. Carson D. Clark W. Collins T. Cannon S. Crane F. Cristaudo 84 ,X '22 L lc 5 . , 2 .. :zu wg, . im' --f lj' l mfvggwlw J 3 if . , . 7 A Q ' -N. ' V i' 6 I. R. is W driiygjd fslfwf' . Q 4-'lf' 425244 -4' N.. H, . .fx ,Q l llif l.A In , , .- ke- 2, fi 5:3 .A M. . f J may -- ' 7,-::::1v . .. -:filed z all 21 . Q., ..Q.,.,. W 1 l .J ,Q - if J isa l vigil: 2 'az i 4 'fm . .. , li f s' , W 3 Z 11 fix R -x if I x R ww so , K -X 21 li-.N gif? 1 iQ fffsiiiizeiiiw x x D K X . .. X ,. R. Colon T. Culbreath D. Davino J. Davis K. Dearry C. Delikat DeSimone DeStefano Difrancesco DiMaio Dove Duke Duble Dupper Eason Fauntleroy Ferrara Fisher Fones Fontana Forsman Gahrs Garrozo Grigsby Gross R. Gould M. Haines D. Halliwell . Hassler J. Haney 85 J. Haterman C. Hayden L. Hazelwood N. Hernandez S. Hernandez P. Hinkle D. Hoffman H. Hoffman J. Houghton C. Hughlett C. Hunter C. Hutton M. Jakimowicz N. Johnson J. Jones S. Junk A. Key J. Kimber Fi. King T. Kinnarney L. Klineburger J. Kolodzieski D. Kramer J. Lake J. LeJambre D. Laswell A. Leone A. Leone G. Leotta S. Lerch 86 wa- ? 3 I , 2.1, .. 5 2 X ox. S. 1. Q f 9-if vi x-----f R ,1-- ' . wg i ' SIE' 2 J.. X. M ,K ,yah R SV E S 3 .- N? N ' Zfi ! as we ffffiizias... ' a xx 4 X X Q .K w n ws ii , 3-. f' vs. .F vi K . .. 3 N 22' Wh 9 M-ww-v'z M J W ...--...ENN J. Liverman J. Lomax S. Maltman T. Marker H. Martin S. Matthews D. McGarry E. McMahon K. Meddick D. Meighan G. Meloni Fl. Meighan S. Midli G. Mikhail B. Miller B. Miller M. Miozzi J. Monaco B. Monteith J. Moran J. Morgey J. Morns C. Moxley C. Morris M. Monahon D. Myers M. Nastegoul J. Mullen S. Nelson J. Newell 87 J. Newell J. Oberg H. Ottinger M. Palmer B. Parker W. Paszek M. Petrutz M. Pfaff K. Piechowski J. Price M. Prisco J. Randles T. Raval D. Redfield J. Regett T. Reinerth J. Riley M. Riley S. Roche T. Rogers L, Rosen S. Ruane J. Sandva J. Schlump L. Scott H. Sheldon K. Slusar S. Snyder D. Steelman A. String 88 i lffit . Q xx NW ,... Q '13 m s E .. h U v in 5 ' f 5 Lg: lf- sv :gy .--- -. .ess .si i wg UWTSSQ AIS: 4 .X J. 1 .R H J. H D C M. Strockbine Souza . Tarpley . Tarpley . Taylor Tl'lOl'Tl3S L. Townsend L. Truong M. Truong F. Vargas M. Vellutato A. Waddell A J. E. A. D M. L. L. C L. S. T. Walton Wansch Warren Washington Wentz Wilcox Willard Wilson Williamson Wilson Wright Wright C. Yeager M. Yurgin C. Zane A. S. Zappala Zimm M. Zumbo 89 f -N., K W .. Jw fm? X ....N..,,..,,- M A-1 ,ffl 5 , f-4 ,f' f' gy fx jf V ,..,1 ! , B If K M 'g,h we hKAQKKfKK -..uf fxu ...MMM K , 1'---X,N,...4K K,,,f K tw. '-'X.-Nx,xf7 -Q, .1 'W X KK. ..... ff, 'J I ,ff'J K,' .K ,-'jx - sff 'fl ! . -..n : A K K K K an -N.,.,, x,,k, 0.-x, K K 1 I Mwfm K K-N. Q. ' If Y 154' 6, -'A i ,.......,x M, .. K 'K K X PN KK 0 W , ,..f-Sf -M - ' 'M' , - KK K X, SLK K :J W x ge' X. x.i,Xx,,x'w 'X KN M K !..,KK! ,i k KKK .K KK,, KKKKKK K . jg I Ka if K .: J V7 , I 3 i in Y I 'ff i' , X' K fa K I ' If K' Mrirlfx , g mg, x x H1iK'-N ' 4 FEM? ' ff ' , Pi-'f f .f'2Qf7Zf' 5 1 , ' f ' R, 2 , f f f ' ' Q f od as KQ' ' ,..K E Q: 1. f 'LX N 3 ' f 3 W . X ,,f1-fwx-M . . KK f,.f f K-f f-w' Awww 'ws' M LJ M! V 1. M .in K , K,z...,,K.,h 0- -1 1. N F.- A-, . . ., x .K,KK. Qu., .AA ,' 24. A, f ' :,f,,C.:a.- ' ,, K --- ' ' 1 I A K ,M ...... N WN M KK ,KKK KKKA .M .,.. , .,,,... K K K K WK K KK .M L.,,W,-NKKKKKA .- Y-W ww K I X q A 3 f W ..,, ,f E:-fn W - f - 1 A my-M 5 Q' , ,W , Qfwy ,Q mf W ,x Aff f A 'x 1 f M W . rf, , ' 1 'A I I MK MK r if KGKMMK , I I CLASS UF 199 ' Y. Standing: Lissa Licciardello, RECORDING SECRETARY: Mrs. Courtney, ADVISOR: Christy McTyre, CORRESPONDING SECRE- TARY. Seated: Joel Lail, VICE-PRESIDENT: James Downing, PRESIDENT M. Anderson G. Banks D. Barber B. Barchuk J. Beamer J. Bender M. Boody H. Boris M. Braxton J. Buckley C. Byrwa C. Cabana G. Caltabiano M. Capasso V. Capton S. Coombs D. Croce K. Darlington K. Delbiaggio K. Delbiaggio J. DeMarco P. Diaz A. DiFebbo J DiGiovacchino J. Downing D. Durham L. Durham D. Eastlack L. Edwards R. Eldridge 92 E .,,. .fl xV M ! 1 , bf A. Q4 4 -,M i iRj J.. I 1 K. -- 2. wma ,ewsge:,.,,.,, ..... ,Q . . .W..,,.,, V, 'rr ..1 - m m ,M 1 ,E Q ,,,, - - zmwe, . -Q . I ,V fr :.' g A ,. .4 ,s I V A fm: if.. Z QMFEQ S we Q v. Q41 .'L ix ,L X, f S si.. A. x ' 1 ,rf ,X S. Feverborn P. Fischer Fi. George C. Giarrusso E. Gray K K. Green 3, Ge Ei ,wr ff? N ' 1 .a 1 ' E w . - J. Grenfell s ,' -Q Z D. Gross sg M. Guarrea GG x J. Hartman N S. Haynes M. Hess R. Jester J. Jones L. Jump J. Ingram S. Kimber L. Klotz C. Kuhnel J. Lail L. Licciardello N. Lieggi B. Liles J. Lord M, J. Loufik N A ' H. Lavigne 1' ' S. Leslie 'gf J. Maule 5 C. McTyre 5 - L. Medina 93 T. Medina M. Minix J. Minshal R. Monaco B. Monei P. Montanea J. Moor fa X J. Moor T. More A. Morgan R. Murphy R. Myers D. Nolte A. Norman M. Nothdurft K. Oosting N. Oster T. Pswaro R. Rickert J. Rose R. Rosenholm S. Santivasci L. Sawicki B. Shana B. Sheldon M. Shiveler 94 5. .X SR .K 3, ,, .. 6 R 1 I .S yi' ,. ,, A., K Q' f s 5 JPPJ ' rg IIJIJ --111 ' J 'JIJ Q . ....: K i . 4 .S Q ff-1 YQ. V - w' . , X .1 f N ' 1 S 1 1 we N Q X 'X E'-, WW? ,fk 0 5 . . - A S ' xr 5 X . 1 if A Skinner Slusar Smith Sorbello Spissel C Stackhouse S Stanback M Steeher C Steinberger Stilwell Stump Stutzman Terracciano Thomas Thompson Turk Uricher Vallandingham Vellutato Walker Wasiluk Weidner Williams Yeager Yingling Yucis Zeno 95 WW K Q Q 1 mn - , .X , P X X W Q - f g f lggfifgxi W X ffff flw ya? 9 'HMQNW jf! ff W f f f 1 f If X as 3 Wf xfvf, cLAss OF 1993 PRESIDENT - David Cuthbert VICE-PRESIDENT - Richard IVIaneI Mrs. Pam Hall - Advisor l!U7lPr , I 1' ' H L 'jf X ll 1 .mf 1 X, , 1 , W Recording Secretary - Michelle Simkiss Nw Corresponding Secretary - Robert Kier K. Amira M. Arcuicci G. Battista C. Battle D. Bauer T. Borzio T. Bridges R. Bundens J. Campisi B. Carpenio J. Clarke C. Clendenen K. Conley K. Coons N. Corbin S. Corsaro M. Cranston J. Crouch D. Cuthbert M. Cuthben B. DeWalt D. Dohner T. Dougherty S. Everwine J. Farner A. Ferry M. Fichett P. Finocchiaro N. Fiordimondo M. Fischer 98 If rl Jug , ,f N,,.,.fse 5 ,., . f 11 I . . . X K 6 if . I Z D. Flamini T. Fleming M. Foti T. Friars E. Frizell T. Gaffney B. Garozzo B. Gartland W. Gregory K. Grenfell A. Guarrera E. Guest S. Guiledge D. Hagenburg J. Hagenburg L. Hampton S. Harbaugh J. Hartzeli D. Harvey J. Hennigan J. Hill J. Hill J. Hogan W. Hughes M. Humes K. Hurst T. Hyndman A. Johnston D. Johnson K. Johnson 99 M. Kann S. Keith G. Kershaw B. Kier J. Kunkle R. Leone J. Lovell A. Low R. Manel D. Marghetti S. Martin C. Menold D. Miner C. Mooney C. Morris P. Mullen M. Mullock C. Murphy L. Musumeci K. Olson K. Olson F. Palmer S. Petrutz S. Powell J. Pszwaro C. Remington K. Ridgell H. Riehl Y. Rivera L. Rizzuto 100 , PM M ' V l 2 1 . s B ' 5552 44, f I if ,A 4' .1 :Q S--X. QW, , 1 ,.. 2 5' .f.'f':1' we i W X.. W ...-' A xi ,M l W M Ruane Sarica Schiffer Shaffer Shannon Sieb Simkiss Simmler Simonelli Smith Spieker Stephens Sullivan Sweet Thompson Thompson Tice Tucker Twisdale Venuto Walls Weber Wentz White N Wilcox J Willard M Williams M Witcher N Worrell B Yarborough 101 LANCER RAJEEV VAIDYANATHAN, Editor-in-Chief Jeevie Wonder . . . Ack! Ack! Make me putrid! . . . fond memories of Mr. Gruber fsushi dayl, Mr. Durney, Mr. Fredericks, Mr. Moore, Mr. Bergin, and Mr. Crane. . .special friends with Ivy, John Kidd, Sara fyou guysll, Ash, Lee, Zan, Mel, Steve, Tommy, Rob Salome, Connie, Mike Gibbs, Krissi Darlington, little Bobby Kier, and everyone else . . . Thanks to all my REAL friends! . . . ice-skating with Brother Brian: the Liquid Death Scavenger Hunt with Brian and Leo: Baltimore with Elisa: Longwood Gardens with Mis: Julie's favorite hobby: zoo with Toni: sleeping with Brian Lake: locker buddy with Jen 8t Mis. . .the obscene yearbook poster scandal . . .avid entomologist. . .April 11, 1988 - a 'magical day' raised to the magical day's power: my surprise birthday parties in First Period Calculus and in yearbook, my teachers, my friends, finishing the Senior Writeups, my parents, and my Cornell acceptance . , . went on the Senior Trip and enjoyed every minute of it - especially when I got lost in Epcot for five hours . . . test-taking in eleventh grade Health . . . a proud and loyal LANCER leader fthanks, John 81 Amyll . . . Pretend you have a brain .. . Ms. DeRemigio and Mock Trial memories . . . NHS candle-lighting . . . gave a new meaning to the term Kingsway Draggin' ... l'm going to be a pediatric surgeon. ACTIVITIES: Biology Club, 2,3,4 tPresJ. Forensics, 2,3 lPres.l, 4: Mock Trial, 4: IMAGES, 3,4 tEd-in-chiefl: National Honor Society, L 2,3,4 fPres.l: BRAGGIN' DRAGON, 2 fEd-in-chiefj, 3,4 lContributing Edl: New Jersey Boys' State, 3: LANCER, 2,3 fJunior Edl, 4 tEd-in-chiefl. g ' - YEARBOOK STAFF ' ' The Most Dangerous Yearbook Staff in the World: John Donges, Amy Bogdanoff, Sharon East- M lack, Kim Brown, Kim MacDonald, Julie Mascaro, Ivy Steager, Mike DeNie, Vicky DeSimone. Artists: John Donges, Eric Dove, Steve Jusko. Cover Art and End sheetdesigns by John Donges - V ' lwell, heck, I helped a littlelp. M- ,gyda Folks who kinda hung around and did what I told them: Christopher Hankenson, Mary Johnson, ,3Q Wu I ' Michele Boyle-S, Brad west, comme Nothdurft. A Photographers: Ashley C. Rose, Pat Garrett, Rajeev Vaidyanathan. Wlziffd- ' Editor-in-chief: Rajeev Vaidyanathan. 4? ' I Junior Editors: John Donges and Amy Bogdanoff. X MX-' Advisor: Mrs. J. Pelleriti. Art Advisor: Mrs. G. Pollicino. This yearbook could not have been possible if it were not for the help of numerous individ- I7 -X uals. While it is not feasible to name all of them, I would like to thank just a few right now. Thanks, Q Jen Foley, for the swimming writeup: Mike DeNie, for so many sports summations: Christy Wai- bel, for the encapsulation of the '87 - '88 school year: Ivy, for doing those Senior layouts: Brian and Keith, for driving me around to sell ads: Ashley, for the pictures: John and Amy, for the laughs: my mother, for doing the Junior High layout. For everyone I did not mention, thank you for help making this yearbook so special. ,gn WWW .W- 4 M D 1. a 1 1 4 ,lf W f ww M26 W, ,,,, WMM ,' X I Nfwx 'Vx J: KTNXA AN 3 Mt... 4 AX ,.-gxxf 5' 'XX ,f BOYS' CRGSS CGUNTRY I Co-Captain, Jay Jakimowicz Head Coach, Tom Bergin gs '!'f5'?:sX A xx The boys' Cross-Country team fared quite 1,4 well for a rebuilding year. They finished 2nd in , the Royal Division with a 10-2 record. The two Q -,f Wi V' losses were by a total of only 5 points. The S y ffm, team lacked the front-running stars it had last l 4 . L fyigtg year. However, they had a very tight pack , iw 1 ii . which ran very close times and resulted in their Q, ,X dual meet wins. The loss of the front runners W, ' f was felt in the big meets, such as the South .7 l' If Q Jersey Open, where they placed 17th. Coach g - Bergin's top seven include Tri-County Royal f, ' Division All-Star Jay Jakimowicz, Kevin Mona- 'Q X han, Bob Prosser, Keith Dalton, Phil Finoc- ' Al chiaro, James Manes and Jeff Terrell. ' i 5 E JI E! 22 . ,, ltlfvff :J , 5:5 ' .9055 ' T Co-Captain, Bob Prosser Us St. James 50 Clearview 27 Gloucester 32 Salem 36 Gloucester Catholic 26 Delsea 36 Paulsboro 39 Williamstown 30 Pennsville 45 Woodstown 48 Pennsgrove 37 Schalick 43 Them 15 29 23 25 29 21 21 26 18 15 22 20 ,wik- J g Q - - L .- . 5' 'lf in 151, , f i 'V , QQ-ji 5 V ,,,.,, Q L I , wg 1 5 W I , M ,Q L, ' 7 ' V ' ,. KV ,,. M GIRLS ' CROSS-COUNTR Y Jen Weston 8t Staci Junk Mary Vellutato 8t Holly Cates Julie Junk 8t Melanie Steelman The 1987 Girls' Cross Country Team, otherwise known as Pug Pack lll, had its most successful sea- son ever under Coach Milt tPug' Fredericks and Senior Co-Captains Patti Bottiglieri and Melanie Steelman, the Lady Dragons were undefeated in dual meets Q1 1-OJ, Tri-County Champions, Gloucester County Cham- pions, S.J. Group ll Champions and S.J. Open Champions. The team finished 3rd in the State Group ll Meet, were ranked W3 in all of South Jersey and the 10th ranked team in the entire state. Despite its success, the Pug Pack is quite young and will return 12 varsity letter winners next year. Individual honors included: Sr. Patti Bottiglieri Soph. Sheri Wilgus Soph. Marietta Hutchison Frosh. Mary Vellutato Frosh. Lori Townsend All N.E. All Tri-County All Glouc. County All S.J. Group ll All Tri-County All Glouc. County All S.J. Group ll All Tri-County All S.J. Group ll 1st Team 1st Team 1st Team 1st Team 1st Team 1st Team 1st Team 1st Team All S.J. Group ll - Hon. Mention All Tri-County nited States Freshman All S.J. Group ll All Gloucester County All N.J. Group II 1st Team 1st Team 1st Team 1st Team 1st Team Girls' Cross-Country 1987 Coach Milt Fredericks Opponent Score lKJ lOl Buena 15 48 Sterling 20 38 Rancocas Valley 23 32 Audobon 15 50 Gloucester Catholic 15 50 Haddon Twp. 15 47 Collingswood 15 50 Williamstown 19 40 Paulsboro 20 38 Pitman 18 44 Williamstown 19 40 Remember, the low score wins. A score of 15-50 constitutes a shut-out. 1 :Ml Mafia A., M sv wg: .. H +V. W. 1 Hi M as? f W ' '. 7 Q . gs J, f W4zw.'n SOCCER 1987 Soccer Scores A qkl Williamstown Williamstown A 1 St. James H 6 Clearview H 4 Woodstown A 3 Pennsville H 3 Schalick A 3 Delsea A 6 Buena A 11 Wildwood H 6 Pitman H 3 Williamstown H 3 Clearview A 0 Woodstown H 3 Glassboro A 3 Pennsville A 4 Delsea H 6 Gloucester A 9 PennsGrove A 4 78 Coaches, Ocean City State, Delran 0 15-1-2 1 8 The soccer team fared extremely well for its first sea- son in Group II and in the Royal Division. The team not- ched a 15-2-2 record in its domination of the Division title. Injuries riddled the team throughout the season, but many players had notable performances. These include Brian Lake's tying the school record of 42 goals, Troy Suess- muth's 20 goals, goalie John Kidd's 6 shut-outs, and Jeanne Frizell being the first girl to play in a Kingsway soc- cer game. Defenders Jim Maccarone and Chuck Howarth did an excellent job also. The team's season ended in the first round of playoffs when Delran edged them 2-0. Barght! STANDING: G. Hart, H. Hendriks, E. Engstrand, J. Frizell, J. Kidd, J. Maccarone, M. Kelly. KNEEL- ING: A. Fish, T. Worrell, B. Lake, C. Howarth, R. Baus. Ueftl STANDING: Coach Kathan, W. Dempsey, E. Engstrand, J. Gross, M. Warner, R. Baus, P. Fontana, J. Jones, Coach Harris. SITTING: M. Kelly, B. Piloto, T. Worrell, B. Lake, J. Kidd, C. Howarth, T. Suessmuth, J. Frizell, A. Cristaudo. L. ., I ' 4. 'I 'Q-.N I l li me Sy: ax . wx Q., WWW a ' if '..k W Q ' Ev gem 5 7 xr X fwktyq, E,-Q . wi N .K , f 112 FIELD HOCKEY Kingsway's Field Hockey proved itself to be another exam- 0 Q ple of a KRHS team succeeding in the larger and tougher Group + ll and the Royal Division. The team finished with a 10-0-2 division k V record, a 10-2-2 overall record, and the Royal Division Crown. F 4 4 They progressed to the playoffs but fell in the first round to the 49 4 Pinelands, 2-1. Key players included Tonya Kier Q7 goalsy, Ginny 6 Q' Musumeci Q7 goalsl, goalie Christy Waibel Q10 shutoutsy, and de- o fenders Patty Yurgin and Devon England. 4 450 E11 1 I 3 1 I I I I fffffflffffffffff THE WORLD'S MOST DANGEROUS FIELD HOCKEY TEAM STANDING: Wendy Grasso, Lisa Dougherty, Heather Hilton, Dawn Hickman, Patty Yurgin, Christy Waibel, Helen Gaglianone, Sara Horner, Coach Pickard. SIT TING: Jennifer Kuhnel, Nicole Zeno, Devon England, Tonya Kier, Ginny Musumeci. 113 -'A ' f 4:.,,. ,ig :K,,, it , wr: , , W ' yi Hg ,' f, J ' .cruz m 'nv Wmwwwmwwwwwl W V., M YZ.. . .. ,. v . , 55 wa. wt ' , ,A , g,N,f H- ,w WA, W ,W n xl, f , l5V,,51,g,,x W YggW,5ff,,5?,g, , ,- AN A f.+1v 1w ,Jeb M - 4 5:95 I V ' ' '.' 'fi 'K fl 5 ' '. J '.' s'-ir f f 7: w r- '-'. fy' .flffji-'L-:M 4, m v, f ? rl lv' ,gg r-v -ww, ',ggvp4 ref' W' Y' S 'v ,. sf! 1 ,,, xiktiiigeli Q , 1,-'53 .fri L if' E14 ' , 'f 3,50 X AM 5 1 .A x , ' s. N .Xu GIRLS' TENNIS rm milf STANDING: Jen Foley, Meaghan Jenkins, Coach Schoener, Stacy Ogren, Michelle West. SITTING: Karen Leone, Chris- tine Warren, Ivy Steager, Jen Hannum. Kingsway's Girls' Tennis team finished their season with a 14-7 record, the best in Kingsway's history. Co-captains Jen Hannum and Meaghan Jenkins took the team to 4th place overall in the county standings. First singles Kim MacDonald finished the season with an 18-10 record and was named as Times 1987 All- Star. Second singles Meaghan Jenkins wrapped up her season with a 10-12 record. Third singles Christy Hurff had a 12-11 record and earned an Honorable Mention inthe All-Star selection. First doubles Chris Warren and Karen Leone tpictured belowj finished their season with a 15-9 record and earned an Honorable Mention. Second doubles Jen Hannum and Ivy Steager finished with a 16-5 record and also earned an Honorable Mention. The tennis team's ranks were filled with several first and second year players, many of them seniors. In fact, Christy Hurff and Kim MacDonald are the only players returning next year. Coach Schoener will have to search hard among Kingsway's ranks next year to try to repeat this year's exemplary performance. i ' 2 7 O X X . X'-. v ttf, f 'fs X x' 65 0 A fy gk K, ,K , , 'ii f' 2 4 MW K1 Q, ZQQ M, .. , .. if fy QQ , 'ijyj W mf' A 5 ff., , , A AAWA if , QQ? s ,LL. ,?w,i,j , - ' A us A S fb A F .W VL V , I M Z Z 3a rs... ,K-Mm, 118 ARCHING UNIT STANDING: Nino Zumbo, Lance Corey, Mike Solem, David Pierson, Harry Sheldon, Mike DeWalt. SITTING: Matt Zumbo, Kim Craley, Steve Jusko, Joe Kimber. STANDING: Janet Mullen, Amy Berlin, Marie Guarrero, Susan Stevenson, Jen Moo- ney, Candy DeStefano. SITTING: Sharon Eastlack, Lauren Tunnat, Shalini Patel. The 1987-88 season started the week before Labor Day for most of the Marching Unit members. Daily rehearsals began at 9:00 and ran until 2:30. This was the most difficult show we had ever attempted and required extra effort from everyone. After school rehearsals began on the first day of school and would continue through the month of October. Our first competition was at Clearview on October 2, where we scored a 50.9 and placed third. At Glassboro, on October 16, we scored a 61.25 and placed fourth. The next weekend found the unit at Buena, where we scored a 64.6 and again came in third. On Sunday we traveled to Absegami and got a sixth place, score of 62.35. Our final outing was on October 30, at Sterling H.S. We were once again in sixth place but our score went up to a 67.35. We hoped that we would break 70 at the Championships at Oakcrest on November 8, but it was not to be. We placed 10th out of 18 bands and scored a 69.35. One of our goals at the outset of the season was to beat Glassboro at the Championships. Glassboro came in 11th by .5 points. The only group ll school, Hammonton H.S., beat us. All the other schools in our Division are Group ll or IV. Due to bad weather and our participation in the football play-offs, we were only able to march in the Swedesboro Christmas Parade. Spring activities included an outing at a local lake, the Fine!Performing Arts Banquet and the Memorial Day Parade in Swedesboro. STANDING: Nino Zum- bo, Harry Sheldon, Lance Corey, Mike So- Iem, David Pierson, J.C. Kea, Dave Lippincott, Ed Carson. SITTING: Shirell Brady, Kim Cra- ley, Joanna Becker. 119 I wap, ' wi, Ah fe Fa A M, M K-34,11 H my 4 9 , , ,zzz . 5 L E :'f 4+ L um ,MW Y 9, u-, fl , . J , 1 Q .. Q! 5 :G '. -tm' f x ,Ai if 'Q 'ii af . 5 a Q kv . , Q kk R I .X 3 I I.-ar J i K W- ,, B, V A , V W .. , , , nf v f an .car ,V 1' V. I 4 Q in f 1 5 ,L I sg' 8 NEA .X -fs w 9, ,,,- .4 - ,, Qi 4 -1 - 317155 'X 5 'Z Q 1 I - .W 1 , 3' .-. 5 S - -- M 1 N' ' -3 'N' -'I 'S x5 ' , h i' I 5 Q r ,, -. q 1 Q X ---- ' Q RQ? f -. X':: A Q I' -Y I ., :..: 14- ' SE' 5' . Q, - L...A 'QI I i .-, ,.:..w. . q,,,7,.w5 - N '- iff. ..,,,,, Q Q Q, Y ,..- Nm wsu 4 E W 5 E ,, Y L A M I Ii., Q t Q ',,, - Q ' , ' A h A :-- i 3 ,sn .-1, -w Egg Ei - 1 f .2 - 5 'Q 'A ' X, -- 1 f'EfTfLg sl, , f , ,,,,,, . .. Q figs 1 H S .,.N . E. 4 its Q? 4' f - 5 ,zir RE 5: M E , as F3 .ff -',, 'X Q: 4, Y-1- N -fx, I gg, N i A ' X Wwf 1 WW MOM' R. ,,. f .V fm ,ui ff FALL CHEERLEADING Kristy Savidge Angie Caltabiano Elisa Davis, Amy Uricher, Ms. Sorbello, Gina Little. Top - Angie Caltabiano Standing - Dottie Miller, Flobin Miozzi Ground - Kristin Diehl, Allison Boone, Tamika Hill, 122 Brenda Young. Kathy Carr, Elisa Davis, Amy Uricher, Ms. Sorbello, Gina Little, Missy Maltman. STANDING: MaryLou Marino, Angel Miller, Gina Little. SITTING: Kathy Carr, Kristy Sa- vidge, Missy Maltman, Leslie Hampton LYING: Amy Uricher, Elisa Davis Sorry about the tiny picture, girls! FOOTBALL TOP ROW: S. Musumeci, B. Monaco, S. Johns, D. Battle, M. String, D. Mullans, K. Rokoskie, E. Yurgin, C. Mullison, M. Kupprion, J. Capozzi, B. Randall, K. Piechowski, M. Pietras. MID. ROW: Coach Barchuck, L. Licciardello, M. Walls, B. Kahn, J. Masser, R. Salome, J. Worrell, T. Brunetto, J. Leslie, H. Medina, D. Lerch, F. Riedl, J. Marino, B. Clerval, L. Kerschling, O. Mercado, Assistant Coach Lukas. FRONT ROW: T. McCloskey, D. Holland, F. Temean, J. Holmes, M. Carter, B. Stumm, B. Sumiel, M. Jaramillo, B. Casella, M. Sarbello, L. Robinson, M. Licciardello, F. Newkirk, R. Lawry Football reaches playoffs for first time. Many thought that Kingsway would not do well against the larger Group ll schools in its first Group ll season. The football team proved the critics wrong with a 6-3-1 overall record. Delran defeated Kingsway in a 21-19 overtime heartbreaker in the first round of playoffs. This was Kingsway's first appearance in football playoffs. Offensive efforts were made by Steve Musumeci, Ed. Yurgin, Julian Holmes, Bob Stumm, and Melvin Carter. Bob Stumm, Matt Sorbello, Mark Jaramillo, and Ben Casella led a Kingsway defense that shut down some of the area's top scoring machines. Although many of our powerhouse Seniors will be leaving, a hopeful future remains with the likes of Mark Kupprion, Kevin Rokuskie, John Capozzi, and quite a few prospective Sophomores as well. As much as we can tell, the Dragons haven't lost their fire to the tempestuous maelstroms of time! STANDING: Julian Holmes, Ben Monaco, Steve Musumeci, Melvin Carter, Bob Stumm, Ben Cassela, Matt Sorbello, 81 Bill Sumiel. KNEELING: Mike Walls, Todd McCloskey, Darrin Holland, Frank Temean, Mark Jar- 125 amillo, Larry Robinson, 81 Mario Licciardello. fi MMM Quiz JD' H' 59'-'V 'I' Q-v 4 ' 'Q . Msfnigm nl R' nuuibgrdf BNSF 'X nf? , .rj ' ev J 41' 1 .P2'Z 'j! ,: X ? !7 ' Ad' ' A ' + , Y x I diunvv ' 1 1 9 asa ' S X A, X -5 1 J 5 -1. A -cg 'flied M 1 wifwvx -' .. -- Uhvnqh K . N 2,-Q, 1 . A ff . 9 -N. 'N , Si?'N .Q . fr ,Q .. Hi Y . --X, . 4 . f-ff, S av' L - ,mn-X35 . X' , ,, ,, ,,, ,WMV ., 'pr' K A A 45.5 h K iv rw 5 , -f:..,K . - ,JJ-P , . Y Q ,H M. 'z -' -X H . k W as Hnyg K . w sz 952' Q i ,, i K , A k.,V. PO WDER PUFF 3,255 R ,,, mveswgy 1 GOPHERS 30 WORMS 6 CQ F QW? , f W JM! W A GIRLS ' BA SK E TBA LL is ,,,V Z? - ., fa tx M Q illii li Q 1 3953 ea tiff at at .-G M-1.4 LLL ' V-2iA LLLL .1-Q .- - s LT -'I .fa STANDING: Coach Pickard, Dawn Hickman, Tonya Kier, Jeanne Frizell, Becky Piloto, Kelly Wark, Assistant Coach Fredericks KNEELING: Susan Simkiss, Devon England, Carrie Burke. The Lady Dragons did another fine job this season. They entered the Royal Division and advanced to the playoffs but were eliminated by Clear- view in the first round. The girls finished the season with a 17 - 8 overall record and a second place finish in their Division with a 14 - 5 division record. Point Guard Becky Piloto led the team in scoring with an average of 14.2 points per game. Jeanne Frizell also added to the Lady Dragons' outside attacks by leading the area in three-point goals with 28 in all. The girls did an excellent job, considering their lack of height. Sopho- more Devon England, at 5'7 , was the tallest player on the team. They made up for this with their speed, ball-handling ability, and outside attacks at the basket. They also got a lot of steals and blocked passes with their gutsy, aggressive playing style. With five seniors leaving the team, next year is going to be one of rebuilding, replanning, and re-evaluating strategies. But considering the grace that has blessed Girls' Basketball in the past, the future should hold some fast, competent, and aggressive players. 130 Top: LaShonda Scott, Kristy Savidge, Staci Junk, Mia Meloni, Kim Slusar, Julie gustyn, Mr. Fredericks. Kneeling: Kirsten Flegler, Lori Townsend, Heather Hoffman, Holly Cates www, tw 1 , umm f ? fa BUYS' BASKETBALL 4-1, -ffifff.. 'fl gg , 1, Co-Captain Todd McCloskey The boys' basketball team had another building year. Al- though their record was a losing one, the team showed improve- ment as the season progressed. Their final record was 4-17. Senior Todd McCloskey, named the Most Valuable Player of the year, led the team in scor- ing. Senior Bill Sumiel was the center and Captain of the team. Seniors Mike Walls and Melvin Carter combined to make many rebounds and steals for the Dra- gons. Head Coach Larry Trautwein 12118 Williamstown 12119 Wildwood 12122 St. James 115 Clearview 118 Woodstown 1112 Pennsville 1115 Schalick 1116 Overbrook 1119 Delsea 1122 Salem 1126 Clayton 1128 Pitman 211 212 215 219 2111 2116 2118 2122 2125 2126 2127 F? W? Co-Captain Mike Walls Junior John Jones helped the team out with his shooting ability and his knack for mak- ing three points shots. Senior Todd Reeves was a common sight on the courts and for his dedication was awarded the Coach's Award by Coach Larry Trautwein. Senior Ben Mona- co sidelined most of the season with a collar bone injury, though he made an impressive showing in the last few games. Coach Trautwein searched among the ranks of the underclassmen at the beginning of the year and his search netted him several talented players. Among them were Jarrel Bishop, Shawn Warren, and Ray Laury. Junior Varsity coach Paul Harrison and Freshmen coach Joe Hickman helped some of next sea- son's rising stars hone their basketball skills. With some luck, these rising stars will make the future bright for Kingsway's Boys' Basket- ball team. Hammonton Williamstown Clearview Woodstown Glassboro Pennsville Delsea Salem Gloucester Pennsgrove Audubon 133 av., W 135 WRES TLI G STANDING: Doug Thomas, Brian Monteith, Bob Stumm, Bill Fischer, Kevin Rokuskie, Coach Albertson. KN EELING: Derek Clark Angelo Borzio, Ruben Hernandez, Joe Marino, Robin Miozzi Imanagerl. The success of Kingsway's wrestling team cannot be measured by their win-loss record. This year many young wrestlers got the opportunity to wrestle at the varsity level. This experience will give them a much better edge on the competition next year. The team had only three Seniors this year: Derek Clark, Bob Stumm, and Bo DeAngelo. Captain Bob Stumm, at 171 lbs., was voted to be the Team's Most Valu- able Player, leading the team with a record of 16 wins and 3 losses. Bo DeAngelo, showing some of the finest effort the team has ever seen, received the Dennis Martin Peace Award for his hard work and dedication to wrestling. Junior Kevin Rokuskie, at a daunting 189 lbs., received the Coach's Award for all the time and effort he spent in practices and matches. Junior Bill Fischer, second only to Stumm, was a constant performer on the mats. Tensing with an inchoate sense of their own potentiality, are the remaining un- derclassmen. They include some definite strong performances next season coupled with more opportunities to sublime their skills. With the experience Angelo Borzio, Joe Marino, Brian Monteith, Steve Roche, and Mark Thomas have gained, the future of Kingsway wrestling is looking up. 136 WRESTLING 1987 AUDUBON CLEARVIEW BISHOP EUSTACE CHRISTMAS TOURNEY GLASSBORO WILLIAMSTOWN WOODBURYIHADDONFIELD WOODSTOWN GATEWAYIPITMAN PITMAN HADDON HEIGHTS WEST DEPTFORD DELSEA ST. JAMES SCHALICK PENNSVILLE PENNSGROVE SALEM SECTIONAL TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP DISTRICTS REGIONALS Sorry there aren't any statsg I guess Mr Barchuk was too busy. ' ,nf BPL. wmfwannuq Wmwnkwmwww S WIMMI G STANDING: Mr. Baker, R. Hargrave, B. Guy, J. Capozzi, M. Kupprion, M. Albers, L. Brown, E. Buchenhorst, J. Foley, S. Wilgus V. DeSimone, J. Anderson. SITTING: T. Raval, C. Delikat, J. Becker, C. Connison, M. Hutchison, G. Meloni, L. Zane, M. Yurgin K. Capozzi. The 1987-'88 Kingsway swimming team ended its season with a less- than-stellar 10-6 record. However there were many great swims turned in by both the returning swimmers and the new varsity letter-winners. Leading the women's team was Co-Captain Monica Albers and Freshman Dana Dav- ino. They were assisted by Seniors Sara Horner fa diveri, Emily Buchenhorst, and Co-Captain Jennifer Foley. For the first time in Kingsway history, these girls and the rest of the women's swim team were invited to the sectional state meet. They progressed to the quarter finals, where they lost to number one-ranked Moorestown. The men's swim team was led by Co-Captains Se- nior Gary Hart and Junior John Capozzi. They were joined by Mark Kupprion, Chris Delikat, and Jeffrey Souza. Other varsity letters who will be returning next year include: Shari Wilgus, Jen Anderson, Marietta Hutchison, Roger Hargrave, Christy Hurff, Chriss Morris, Mike Morris, and Lisa Brown. Individual honors included Monica Albers, who won the Gloucester County Championship in Backstroke, the South Jersey Swim League Cham- pionship in Backstroke, and also won Third Team Honors All South Jersey Swim Team. 1214 1218 12112 12115 12118 117 119 1112 1115 1116 1123 211 212 215 216 218 2110 2123 2125 2127 SWIM SCHEDULE 1987 - 88 K St. James A 108 Clearview A Highland H Gateway H Haddon Township A 104 Woodbury H Eastern H St. James H 123 Pitman A 107 Haddonfield A Camden Catholic H Cherry Hill West A Gloucester Twp. A 112 Tech Woodstown A Sectionals Pennsgrove A 115 Delsea A SJSL Girls' A Championships SJSL Boys' A Championships Gloucester Co. Swim Championship OPP 60 85 99 102 67 78 93 38 57 89 85 105 59 105 55 28 HEAD COACH: Ralph Colonel Baker 139 , 1 -.K '- FW WINTER CHEERLEA DING -,,..f STANDING M Marino D Beatty L Mulvenna L Hampton. KNEELING: G. Little M. DeNie A. Uricher. 4 ff 1 'x Qui z , Q 8 5 'jf ' Q gpt K' ' ' -1,1 ,, ' 'LA A ' flu ' .- . L D V 9 . N runny' lung-g SOFTBALL VARSITY SOFTBALL RECORD Us Them Williamstown 7 6 Clearview 2 1 Woodstown 5 18 Pennsville 6 5 Delsea 1 3 Salem 7 8 Clayton 14 10 Clearview 2 5 Woodstown 12 4 Pennsville 0 9 Delsea 0 4 Salem 13 3 Gloucester 2 12 Buena 4 5 Glassboro 3 4 Williamstown 6 7 Schalick 0 4 Penns Grove 5 6 St. James 14 7 KNEELING: R. Piloto, K. Wark. K. Flegler, B. Terracciano, J. Mascaro. STANDING: Coach Pickard, K. Carr, B. Feuerborn, A. Barber, J. Hannum, D. England, C. Waibel, J. Flacco, H. Hilton. The Lady Dragon Softball team opened up its season at home with a win against Williamstown. There was a new Varsity Coach, Karyn Pickard, along with a new J.V. Coach, Lynda Barret. Returning was Linda Mulford to coach the Freshmen. The team was Senior-oriented, led by Tri-Captains Jen Hannum, Christy Waibel, and Becky Piloto, but the team has a good future due to the strength of the underclassmen players. Head Coach Pickard presented the Most Valuable Player Award to Becky Piloto and the Coach's Award to Julie Mascaro. The Highlight of the season was when the Ladies traveled to Buena for the South Jersey Group ll playoffs. A A 23-1 X C 0. , ' 'Av 1 ,L W ,QI Q.. fx 'T lk A il: r JUNIOR Rose TERFzAcclANo Y gf-gl nf v,, x ff ., 144 42 an MMV .W va W, ,fm 71?-, M I MW, 5, ,QL . -.Q in 'W 4 Wa., BA SEBA LL .. . l i 4 if ' 5 limi rig. f 31,.' . f Effie 1:2 4i3w-sMMQ'3WAU,N?? Front row: B. West, J. Malinoski, T. Brunnetto, D. Holland, E. Matthews, F. Temean, M DeNie B Monaco A Rose Coach Russell. Back row: C. Edwards, D. Lippincott, R. Diaz, T. Reeves, B. Kann, J. Masser M Spencer 1988 was a rebuilding year for the Dragon Baseball Team. Following its South Jersey Championship season in 1987, the team compiled a record of four wins and four- teen losses under Coach Russell. Despite the poor record, there were several individual players who had outstanding seasons. Senior Frank Tem- ean, who played third base and pitched, was named as a Gloucester County Times' Baseball All-Star. In addition to batting .483 with three home runs this season, Frank also set a new record at Kingsway: his one-hundredth hit came playing this year. He also pitched the Dragons to three of their four victories. The Times also gave Honorable Mention to seniors Ed Matthews ishortstopl, Ben Monaco isecond basel and Dan Sullivan ifirst basel, each of whom had terrific sea- sons. There is hope for the future of Kingsway Baseball. Juniors Jeff Masser, Brad West, and Rob Diaz and sopho- mores Tom Brunetto and Chris Edwards also performed well this season and will form the nucleus of next year's team. April May Williamstown St. James Clearview Woodstown Pennsville Delsea Salem Clayton Clearview Woodstown Pennsville Delsea Salem Gloucester Pennsgrove Glassboro Pitman Williamstown Schalick M i. X, I H L, Q ff ll! ll J IW' 1 . 2 I-I .4 Q xg! 3 'X my , A -ww? N, 8' ' f Wzfvsswm ,WH Y W GIRLS ' TRA CK Lying: T. Kier, P. Bottiglieri, K. Craley, J. Hyndman, P. Yurgin, D. Hickman, S. Collom, J. McLaughlin, C. Connison, G. Paradosky, J. Kuhnel, J. Becker, S. Noel. Kneeling: M. Hutchinson, S. Wilgus, M. Steelman, V. Layton, L. Dougherty, M. Vellutato, J. Monroe, T. Weston, M. Williamson. Standing: Coach Klaszky, Coach Pruss, L. Scott, N. Johnson, D. Cohen, S. Guy, J. Morris, S. Maltman, L. Bradley, C. Campbell, G. Meloni, D. Abbonizio, L. Hazelwood, L. Ferdinanod, K. Capozzi, M. Miozzi, J. Liverman, E. Davis, S. Wright, H. Cates, L. Brown, K. Savidge, Coach Fredericks. Recipe for Dragon domintion: Blend one part youth with one part experience: add a heaping helping of strong leadership: mix well, and top with personal sacrifice, good coaching, loyalty, and dedication. Serve generously each spring to New Jersey track teams, then sit back and watch them grimace! The Lady Dragon track team established themselves as the dominant force in South Jersey. They were named the Courier-Post Cup winners for 1988 as South Jersey's No. 1 track team. Senior captains Tonya Kier and Patti Bottiglieri guided their sixty-plus teammates through a season that will be long remembered by members of the track community. The Lady Dragons began by winning the Gloucester!Camden County Relay Championship in week one of the season. Week two brought a Pennsauken Relay title: week three a Woodbury Relay Garland was added: in week five, they snared the South Jersey Crown: the Gloucester County Championship was added in week six: while week seven brought a Tri-County Conference title. The penultimate title came in week eight as they were crowned the South Jersey Group ll Champions. Wedged between the eight major team titles was yet another undefeated season that included a 62V2-59V2 win over No. 2 ranked Ocean City and a dual meet win streak of 42 straight, the longest in South Jersey history. Besides Kier and Bottiglieri, this Dream Team had many other senior leaders. Elisa Davis and Dawn Hickman were not only successful in their own events, but also helped develop the younger sprinters and hurdlers. Patti Yurgin and Jeanine Hyndman were instrumental in the success of the field events, yet they still found time to work with the younger throwers. Janet McLaughlin and Melanie Steelman led a group of underclass jumpers to great heights, while Michelle Williamson and Kim Craley provided the team with inspiration and spiritual guidance. Graduation force these seniors to hang up the uniform of the Lady Dragon, but they have carried the baton of tradition with honor and have passed the baton to a very talented group of underclassmen. Youngsters such as Janet Morris, Lori Townsend, Jen Anderson, Sue Simkiss, Jen Liverman, Nancy Johnson, Mary Ann Yurgin, Carrie Burke, Sheri Wilgus, Mar- ietta Huchison, Gina Meloni, Kim Slusar, La Shanda Scott, Stacy and Julie Junk will be led by the experience of Lisa Dougher- ty, Shelly Collom, Jen Kuhnel, Sherry Little, and Roxanne Wallace. The baton has been accepted, the races will be run, Co-Captains: Patti Bottiglieri, Ton- and the tradition will continue. ya Kier. Final Top 15 Vote 1 Kingsway 2 Ocean City 3 Paul Vl 4 Edgewood 5 Paulsboro 6 Bishop Eustace Lady Dragon Accomplishments 7 Clearview Undefeated Dual Meet season Dual Meets: 3 Delsea I Gloucester!Camden County Relay Champs K vs Pennsville 119-3 9 Haddeefleld Pennsauken Relay Champs K vs Glassboro 101-21 10 CII'1l1amIF1SOI1 Woodbury Relay Champs K vs Delsea 82-40 11 HOW CVOSS South Jersey Open Champs K vs Ocean City 62V2-59112 12 Cumberland Gloucester County Champs K vs Pitman 96-26 13 WaSh- Twp- Tri-County Conference Champs K vs Williamstown 96-20 14 Shawnee South Jersey Group ll Champs 15 WOOUDUVY Courier Post Cup Award For No. 1 Ranked Girls' Track Team 150 aw M, ,L .., ,, 4 W Q A Jgfmr M BO YS' TRACK Co-Captain, Melvin Carter New meet records were set by Ed Yurgin in pole vaulting at 14', Brewster Ward inthe 400 at 49.5, and Melvin Carter set a new school and meet record in the 400 hurdles with a 54.5 and high jump at 6'4 . Other Gloucester County Champion- ships were Mark Jaramillo's discus throw of 140' and Julian Holmes's javelin throw. Also won was the 4X400 Relay with Benny Green, Melvin Carter, Bill Sumiel, and Brewster Ward. During the Tri-County Champion- ships, Rich Wolfrom set a new school rec- ord in the 800 with a time of 2:00.6. Dan Mullan's shot put throw of 46'10 , Mark Jaramillo's discus throw of 138' and Julian Holmes's javelin throw of 198' also won Tri-County Championships. Ed Yurgin's pole vault of 14'0 tied the meet record. South Jersey Group ll Champions were Melvin Carter in the 400 hurdles, Benny Green, Melvin Carter, Brian Ran- dall, and Brewster Ward teaming up in the 4X40O Relay, Julian Holmes javelin throw of 196' and Bob Stumm's pole vaulting. State Championships were Ed Yurgin for pole vaulting, with Bob Stumm in Sec- ond, Julian Holmes took second in the jav- elin, Brewster Ward came in fifth in the 400, Melvin Carter also took fifth for the 400 hurdles, and in the 4X400 Relay, the team of Green, Carter, Sumiel, and Ward took second. US THEM Pennsville 115 16 Clearview 105 26 Salem 63 68 Gloucester 99 32 Delsea 108 23 Pitman 107 24 Woodstown 115 16 Penns Grove 75 47 Glassboro 115 16 Clearview 113 18 Williamstown 107 24 The 1988 Kingsway Dragon Track Team finished this season with a Dual Meet record of 10-1. Relay championships consisted of the Camden!Gloucester County Relays, and for the first time ever, the Bridgeton Relays and Woodbury Relays. Team championships captured were Gloucester County Champions, Tri-County Conference-Royal Division Champions, South Jersey Group ll Champions ffor the first time in 20 yearsj, and Second for State Group ll. The All Gloucester County Performers consisted of Melvin Carter, hurdles, Mark hal Co-Captain, Bob Stumm All South Jersey Performers consisted of Ed Yurgin, Bob Stumm, Brewster Ward, and Julian Holmes. Jaramillo, discus, Brewster Ward, 400 met- ers, and Bob Stumm and Ed Yurgin, pole vault. Co-Captain, Bill Sumiel 153 multi! WK 5Y .Mui-ff 2 Bl L ...G. Q, .. M, , gf 15' ww, I .mm S - x . ,N 4, 5 5 .J BO YS ' TENNIS fi 'Mai SF , sf ...v KNEELING: J. Myers, J. Kolodziejski, M. Zumbo, D. Skinner. STANDING: Coach Schoener, L. Fishburn, S. Warner, D. Hunsberger, L. Hoffman, E. Folker, E. McMahon The Kingsway Boys' Tennis Team accomplished many things this year with the return of Tom Schoener as head coach. Although the record was unfavorable, the team gained experience for its freshmen players who earned Varsity posi- tions. The veterans on the team included Derek Hunsberger at First Singles, Leo Fishburn at Second Singles, and Steve Warner at Third Singles. Also returning were Lee Hoffman, who played First Doubles with Ed Folkner, and Dave Skinner. Showing promise at Second Doubles were Freshmen Matt Zumbo and Jason Sorry we don't have any A stats for Boys' Tennis Maybe next year Mr Barchuk can spare a sec ' ff ' A ff l ft? ond to give them to us I2 -L, ff v:-, v, Y S ..e:,u Q 0 5-wg Q Q -2 235- M Q V-ty as Q Q '-e s' 0- .yi Q19 Kolodziesjski. Other Freshmen included John Myers, Jim Marks, and Ed McMa- hon. With all three singles players graduating this year, Coach Schoener will have 'T y g j f his hands full in rebuilding next year's team. However, his work will be made eas- ' f ier as these freshmen exhibit potential for the years to come. Good luck, guys!! if ' 1 fig' - ,.,, . 'f ,, . f T K Q? Axmx, V? . 5' i l 1, Q, l ! M 156 Senior Leo Fishburn, Senior Steve Warner, Coach Schoener, Senior Derek Hunsberger, and Senior Lee Hoffman. i ,4 -1 Yin Maw J K' 4 DERCLA SSM 'mr 1 H .Q if N. 1 J W! 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Ei .J ls' NA CO EDY TO IGHT DEATH KNOCKS NAT ACKERMAN DEATH BAD IMPRESSIONH BRIAN CHARLES KATHERINE ALLEN KELLY BOBBY STACY JOHN SURGERY DENTIST FATHER THE WEDDING NORMA ROY BORDEN MIMSEY DIRECTOR ASSISTANT DIRECTOR STAGE MANAGER ASSISTANTS SET CONSTRUCTION W CAST Rajeev Vaidyanathan Brian Edwards Bobby Kier Lee Hoffman Debbie Aziz Chris Hankenson Connie Nothdurft Brian Edwards Shirell Brady David Skinner Heather Bradley Rajeev Vaidyanathan Kim Craiey Lee Hoffman Chris Hankenson Pam Ashton Mr. Michael Canonica Ms. Marianne Kisela Pat Garrett Pam Ashton David Skinner Mr. John Cavanagh Carla Stoddart Ken Fones Chad Mullison Q, ,sissy . ,P I A I x 1 4.. r 7 Y 4 l A KI GS WA Y'S MUSICAL THE KING A D I 'X ,Iff i Captain Orton Louis Leonowens Anna Leonowens The Interpreter The Kralahome The King Phra Alack Lun Tha Tuptim Lady Thiang Prince Chulongko ffl Sir Edward Ramsay Princess Ying Yaowlak Royal Wives: Royal Princes and Princesses: Priests: Lance Corey Ed McMahon THE CAST Ashley Rose Bob Kier Shirell Brady Dave Skinner Steve Jusko Lee Hoffman Chris McConnell Mike DeWalt Connie Nothdurft Lea Stanley Jim Marks Chris Hankenson Cindy Murphy Mary Johnson Lorna Bradley Kim Craley Pam Ashton Heather Bradley Julie Mascaro Debbie Aziz Allison Boone Kristy Hurst Gina Battista Krissi Darlington Shelli Haynes Amy Skinner Alicia f iii i wif yytt JR s ' ,s ' I TA'e'M's 4'-DV6 an L A C TI VI TIES ,,,,,,.. .WM ,. V., COUNCIL EXECUTIVE MEMBERS: S. Horner, President: M. Maitman, Vice-President: J. McLaughlin, Treasurer: T. Kier, Secre- Rokuskie, M. Hutchi5ion,G. Musumeci, N. Granditio ,M1' Hickman, K. Sawicki. I 1g3jI'I1I.1GFIADE REPRESENTATIVES: A. Boone, E. Davis, W. Grasso, D. HoIland,,K. Leone, L. ROCK Robinson, B. Sumiel, P. Yurgin, N J. Hannum, K. Shaw, G. Hart, H. Musumeci., 11TH GRADE REPRESENTATIVES: A. Barbgr, S. Eastlackfill Groody, S. Littlefxl. Masser, R.A. Sriute, L. Tunnat. 10TH GRDE REPRESENTATIVES: C. ConnisDn,,.P. Daley, T. Hughes, M. Meloni, V. Fitch, C. Silvert, S. Wilgus, C. Daniels. 9TH GRADE REPRESENTATIVES: L. Worrell, J. Anderson, L. Ferdinando, H. Hunsberger, T. Kinnarney, D. Kramer, J. Morgey, S. Roche, M. Yurgin. 8TH GRADE REPRESENTATIVES: S. Caltabiano, L. Klatz, J. LaiI, B. Myers, D. Zeno, J. Downing, L. Kuhnel. 7TH GRADE REPRESENTATIVES: M. Cuthburt, A. Ferry, D - ,,,,.- ww ,awww M? a Aww -'M 'I ,,,. :fi Q v,'. 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A student is willing to spend hours in reading and study, be- cause he knows the lasting benefits of a cultivated mind. We should continue to learn even when formal education has ended, for education ends only with life. knowledge is one great element in life which leads to the highest success, and it can be acquired in only one way - through diligence and effort. Learning furnishes the lamp by which we read the past, and the light which illuminates the future. Each candidate has the charge to continually expand his world through the opportunities inherent in scholarship. 1. 1 ,y,,,,,,,,, . ll II ,,,, I ? M L ACADEMIC BANQUE T The LANCER would like to thank the Admini stration, who made this fine Career Day lay- out possible. We can all rest safer now that Career Day has been immort alized in the pages of our yearbook. Mg Qi' Q if g .g 1 ge ,I A E Q fu S M wk vw M vff s .M L..h WM, s I Y ,,,.-0, , , .. , P , , if 1 ,wif -u.....V I WM W 4 Q 59.0 FL ORIDA IIT.. gill!! 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SEBAS'Ej, , 'ROMEO A AGE AWA , Student planning to go into L, culturepr a related area. ,.AI.. ,,.Il . . ,,,, ,,,,, ELISA DAVIS CONGRESSIONAL YOUTH SEMINAR onstrating leadership and citizenship. SENATOR BILL BRADLEY'S YOUNG 'gv WARD, For: citizenship, leadership, and Ziflz-I .S. BOARD OF EDUCATION - HOME 51.4 I If 1' at standing in the field. MICHAEL DeNIE POLICE BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION, For: Worthy stu- T dentinterested in government political science, police sci- ence, or law related program of study. I SOUTH HARRISON TOWNSHIP EDUCATION ASSOCIA- I TION, South Harrison resident student planning to major in education. LEO FISHBURN BAUSCH AND LOMB AWARD, Outstanding student in science. GARDEN STATE DISTINGUISHED NOMINEES FOR 1987-88 KINGSWAY BOWL IMALEI, Exemplifies Kings- way Regional Philosophy. APRIL FITCH WEAVER OIL COMPANY - ART SERVICES AWARD IFE- MALEI, MOST service to the SCIIOOI Il'l the 8F9a..Of aff. JENNIFER FOLEY GARDEN STATE DISTINGUISHED NOMINEES FOR 1987-88. JEFFREY GAGE LINCOLN TECHNICAL INSTITUTE - ACHIEVEMENT AWARD FOR ELECTRONICS SCHOLARSHIP. WENDY GRASSO TROY FARNER MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP AWARD. JENNIFER HANNUM LOGAN TOWNSHIP MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT Student from Logan Township planning on fur- education in Government andlor Econom- ASSOCIATION IFEMALEI, For wor- TIMIST YOUTH CITI dependability Science and pa est for LEE HOFFMAN Activities, community activi- LEA THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION Demonstrating - IVY STEAGER II ALEDI PEARL A PHI BETA DISTINGUISHED SCHOLAR SAR OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENT IN HIGH ESS EDUCATION. -5. K.R.H.S. Bd. Of Ed., Enter- SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENT AWARD DISTINGUISHED SCHOLAR NOMINEE FOR LANGUAGES DEPARTMENT achievement in French. THIRD AIR AND SCIENCE AWARD SCHOOL BOARD OF EDU- AWARD - FRENCH. SOCIETY AWARD, Achievement SCHOOL BOARD OF EDU- Outstanding in the field. BOOSTER AWARD IFEMALEI, Music NATIONAL SCHOLARIATHLETE GRIDER-MEMORIAL AWARD. MICHELLE PENNELL KINGSWAY REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL BOARD OF EDU- VOCATIONAL EDUCATION. sg:-I' MT.. I, ,JW .sei ,, III.. I' ' SWEDESBORO - WOOLWICH P.T.A. AWARD, For stcfileht planning to become a teacher. TODD REEVES KINGSWAY REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL BOARD OF EDU- CATION - PHYSICAL EDUCATION, Outstanding in the field. ASHLEY ROSE KI GSWAY REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL BOARD OF EDU- AMY URICHER MATT WEISMAN MICHELLE WILLIAMSON RICHARD WOLFROM NATIONAL SCHOLARIATHLETE HIGH SCHOOL INTERACT For making largest contribution to the HIGH SCHOOL BOARD OF STUDIES, Outstanding in the further exhibiting and leadership, UGS. KINGSWAY REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL MISS REPRESENTATIVE 1987-88 KINGSWAY REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL f 3 CLUB, Made largest contribution to the cluti JOHN G. NOTHDURFT INSURANCE AWARD, Stuident showing best all-around cooperation RAJEEV VAIDYANATHAN , NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENT 1 Vgyl GARDEN STATE DISTINGUISHED SCHOLAR NO - NEE FOR 1987-88. KINGSWAY REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL BOARD OF EDUCATION - ENGLISH, Outstanding in the field. SWEDESBORO KIWANIS CLUB AWARD Best En- glish in four year. 1988 MONSANTO FUND SCHOLARSHIP, Furthering education in the field of Science. WOODSTOWN NATIONAL BANK, Student planning to enter accounting or Business education. WEAVER OIL COMPANY Most service to the school in the area ot art. GARDEN STATE DISTINGUISHED SCHOLAR NOMI- NEE FOR 1987-88. CENTURY III AWARD KINGSWAY REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT AWARD, Outstanding achievement in Spanish. SWEDESBORO GRANGE 35 AWARD Best Science student in four years. SACRED HEART MEDICAL CAREER AWARD. KINGSWAY REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL BOARD OF EDUCATION - SCIENCE, Outstanding iqathe field. SALUTATORIAN, T92 Student. 2 KINGSWAY RUTGERS SCHOLARSHIP Graduate ac- cepted for matriculation as under graduate at Rutgers University. Preparing for a career in Agriculture, Science Engi- neering, Medicine, Nursing, or Teaching. T KINGSWAY REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL BOARD OF EDUCATION - INDUSTRIAL ARTS. O TION - MUSIC, Outstanding in the field. 'a L ii I o the beach dedicated to Dancing, of course shopping, . . will waltz her and live a lifestyle of the rich ya need a playmate. Kerry - my but The Lonetree Inn is where the test'?l Harry 8t Gary - one day may in South Philly. All Kingsway fair and proper' attgndangg ACTIVITIES: 1 ncll, 1 . fI's IIAI Irrr i'.oI 'N 3?l3Fs:?ff'w?iH X if YF if is X in 'ssxfff lf Mt Yurg Janet d the rest of with Missy and f Camaro's W , t g g , Q .II-X 5 V ' 'Y 3 'Ya r x Q. K x X Ei? 1' X gs I. 5 if t Maint? W tt. W, Y Q ty, . . 1 'E N 1 X fn X Q ,LR a X Sis WEP ,135 .....,, Q535fgzf' it I stp I if an t- V' 1 , ..... W- V, ,M I if A f gsggwqg fi-at ' -W ,mi --i iwifsprg - , 7 - ' ., If -I I K ' I33:i'l5ff3i:235595:i'k5iifi?'35-iff'3?WV- 'Ui fy H ,, '2g2'g'gi2 ,i-..zff .I . - I . ,L 4 -S -. - .Iv ff.: - at : . 1,-1 - 3133, NP. .... skin ,, ,Q was aim - I rs, , ms. ,ir 7:55215 -Sith' NK ' v ?:wft 'T V-wks' 1- -av l. , Q .I ,, K wa 1 4 -1 I Q , f MICHAEL Abbo I I An Italian Stallion -Mel, Rock, Bob S.,Joe What? i Spot ted -Spago . will trees without an ax Voc-Tech School Yeah Actlvltlesggroorbaii, 1g Wrestling, 1. T BRIAN BANFF ' B3l lff9l ' Swedesboro I I knowlf' . . . had his fill of Dill and Mozier . . . Dog with Suf, Nat, Chew, Mar, Jim, Frank, and Benny. . . the slopes . Nov. 10, 1987 . . . Moving memories in the Mustangg jams with Jiffy Jeffg Flies at Night . . . will have ife ' ' ' Sllc . apple Matt, and children, live the good life. Boys' Track, 23 Ski Club, 1,23 Football, 1. RICHARD F. BARBER, JR. H K ' 77 Rick peanut butter . . . with will 4 Miss Gloucester Debbie Life s rough to knowl' 'mussels e Chowder . . . had good DeRemigio, and Mr. Moore Crane friends with Kim Craley, Steelman, Julie Mascaro, and Lea Stanley 2nd Avenue 8. Kim driving the car to Heritag ties! ...January 31, 1987 . . .will at the Supreme Court one day. gg ACTIVITIES: Student Council, 3 QHF. Reply Mock Trial, 3,4 lLawyer, Guidance Aide, 4g National Honor Chorus, 1,2,3,4g Musical, 1,2,3,4g Play DEBORAH 9 EDWARD H. BARBER, Huh .. . will remember Mr. Yourison, Mr. Moritz. . .gym --the Brian, Chuckie, Bill F., Matt, Rob 7l28!69 . . . will construct future for Boys' Basketball Manager JosEPl-1 MICHAEL BALT Scumby Mt. boy! . . . scared with Crane, Bristow, and Your- MYSIL times with Todd, Troy, Sean, John, Dawn, Jack, Joeil, Larry Rock, Matt, Patty, Lisa, Rob, Walls, Abbo, and Dawn ble at . . . sharing my space with Dawn, jumping the track with at I Jack and Sean, going on a mission from God . . . February Style '88 . won't cop out as a police officer. ries and t Mr. b . . .friends 1' Bill C. . . 1 l l stops par- justice Board ide, 4, t RIGVSS . . . 1 y se callo OI, y What are dericks isfhe 8t Sherri . 6 ' . Fre- .,s-ilisa spent at Omars and -the backwards for 81 dancing . g. . January iam really glad been behind me. 4- Foreign BENIQUEZ-LOPEZ Swedesboro y mi mejor amigo felix yo saque un pez del tanque cano, beis- areglar coches . . . 8l2O!84 . . . 'Ser rico y tener una Porche e e estado en esta escuela sola- por cortal clasef' i ELLZABETH BERLIN . Swedesboro 8t Bert's cheese fries. . . is tuned into Yourison . . . friends with Lisa, Dawn, A. always finding myself in trou- cruisin' around the Boro, Jammin' . December 31, 1987 . . . will live with hairdresser. . .f I'll miss special memo- at KRHSH. ACTIVITIES: softball, zipiiciierig Guidance Aide,-4--Pdwde3r A Puff, 741, Gloucesterr County Vocational School, 3,4. A Not Durney, shared time Dancing at dancing, try will be ACTIVITIES: Club, 1,25 Chorus, 1, Child Study T Dixon phone Brew ing to the wrong ber21, 1987.. to my Mom 81 you!! I couldn t hav Office Aide with '88, . . runs the AM bus, lunch, and IPLE Larry Rock, H., Ben, M. West, Im C., April Dawn, Leo, Keith, Ash- IeVi Jeev, Mis, S Ton, Burke, Mr. K. and Mr. A Fred. !: I g ACTIVITIES: Hockey, 1 i19n , I II asketball, 1 1,2,3,4 iDist. Captgg Cross-Country, 2,3,4g Student C25unci 1,2,3g Guidance Aide, 3, Interact, 4, Class Presideritgge d,iI PACKIII, 2,3,4. HEATHER SHAY BRADLEY I Harrisonviile Yes, this is due next period . . . jumps for jellybeans ... is draw n toward Mrs. Pollicino 81 Ms. DeRemigio . . . always with Allison Boone, Sharon Augustyn, and Elizabeth Mercado . . . August 1988 . . . hobbies include painting, writ- ing, skiing, and failing college algebra . . . November 13, 14, and 15, 1987 - with Ben, Allison, Harry, Lorna and Marc . . . In memoriam, my very first car. ACTIVITIES: Forensics, 2,33 National Honor Society, 2,3,4g BRAGGIN' DRAGON, 1 lNews Edlg Musical, 4, Play, 3,43 Ac- ademic Decathlon, 4, Writing Club, 1,25 Ski Club, 1,2. MICHAEL J. BRADLEY Bradlock i Mickleton I try not to on weekends . . .eats Italian things. . .dan- dy with Dixon, Dalton, and Canonica. . . nuts with Nino, Con- nie, Steve, Adrienne, Brian, Doc, Pat, Rich, Norbert, Pink and Fuzzy Bunnies. . . The Great VCR Caper . . .likes listening to Classic Rock 'n Roll . . . November 28, 1987 . . . LookI Hillbillies! Hawaiian Shirts forever! Suspenders rule! The Biggest and Reddest will forever live and thrive in King- sway long after the Class of 1988 is gone. -ACTIVITIES: Marching Banid,f3 lPhotographerl, A-V, 2gVar- sity lyoutknow it, baby, VARSITY7 A-V, 3,43 Play, 73. 3 CARL J. BRiCKNER,.JR. . Toby Clarksboro C l.don't know!!! . . . like a son to Big Daddy Moore, Klaszky, Bouncin' Bergin, Witty Whitley, and Cav . . . friends with Michelle, Steve, Nino,-Mike, Brian, Rajeev, Kim B., Kim C., Deb, Dave, and Joe . . . always remember holding up a 'boring' sign in Mr. Moore's History l class and being taken out into the hall, getting yelled at, and receiving a detention F. . . a practical joker. . . February 6, 1987 . . . wants to be a mad chemist . l'll always remember the good times and good friends that I have had here at King- sway. Thank you all. Toby S ACTIVITIES: Cross-Country, 43 Football, 1,2g Powder Puff, 43 Mobil Explorers ChemistrylChemical Engineering, Mobil Explorers Data Processing. I A DONNALEE M. BRICKNER A Geeter Clarksboro A . Noi . . . smiles for McDonald's Happy Meals . . . yaps with Yulo and Moritz . . .a Biology bumpkin . . . Dee lightful withrLisa, Kelli, Joe, Chris, Rett, and especially Neil . . . re- member the time me and Lisa crashedthe ATV . . . March 29, 1985 8 December 7, 1985 . . . will 'iseek a career as an animaltechnician and getimarriedu . i'Manysfond and lov- ing memories of Neil!! 8 it it ' A g A MICHELLE LYNN BRICKNER , , , Shell I .Gibbstown I I want it! . . .I extra-pleased with extra-thick chocolate milkshakes . .I playsia happy Tunn at with Mr. . . . lively with Libby, Joell, Donna, Jen H., Jen F., and Donna F. . .I . June 7, 1987 - D.W.'s tent Donna are bonded . April 6, 1988, Novem- November 10, 1987, the Christening for J.Z.g p from Donna's party'10 minutes before her par- ents came home . . . cruisingiiiaround Collegetowng putting 80 miles on D.W.'s car inibnte night, riding through the Boro looking for a 'icertain iredToyota. . . January 17, 1988 . . . Thanks for the memorieslff' .,JoeII, Regrets! . ACTIVITIES: Basketball, 1,fSoftball, 1, Track, 2,35 Nurse's Aide, 23 Powder Puff, 3,4. if 3 , KIMBERLY ANN BROWN Kim Swedesboro I don't know! . . . krazy tor Kisela, Gruber, and Moore . . . special friends with Steve,g,IVliclgieIl.e.,,,5,DgI5ga,fjand Mike .A . February 18, 1988 . . . will dofall iiii right at Albright. ACTIVITIES: Marching Band, Astronomy Cfub, 3,43 Biol- ogy Club, 33 National Honor Society, 2,3,4. EMILY BUCHENHORST X Em Mickleton What fourth player? . . . ole for nachos! . into IPLE with Fredericks . .. Holly absorbed by Jen Karen D., Meaghan, Jen H., and Jen D .... naughty in Noirth Camdeng the Sc enger Hunt, 44's friend on the E-ligh Speed- line: , ii: by a strangeriswith Jen H. and J escape at Silverinanns with Jen i e tures on Street ls my liS'bIeeding'? and November 1987 'ftiianicigo everybody who my Senior yiar the best time of my life so far and l'll f r et any of you Thanks to Karen, tor being just as I .. :-i ::- ,, . t. . 1- , '2:2I-gh , , . . Foreign .gl si- Ore mivnx IH playm 3 Qian 2 3 4 Sk fCf Alde 4 Guid- I fb, Loves e Sa Mr. Moritz . . . My most, treasured memory, is my friends Y, . U2, INXS, .... and one trip home from the shore - you guys are - Ben Monaco, Nino Zumbo, ,Mi.ke,,,Abboniz.lo,,Bill Vessels, . the best! Neversay Goodbye! Leo. some day you will master Richard Barber, Joe Warren, the fine art of driving that lpossess, and you too will be able Chris Yeager, Miller, g gtolgcruise to school at 90 - thanks for remaining calm and and many others . . g cool while i tried to take your lite. It's party time at the Waibel bowling, and I it Hotel! . . .September 25, 1987 . . .will re-tireindependently . . . to live in iwealthy, at age 3O . A 'TACT'V'T'ESf Wrestling, 1M2,3M4fCapfl: Boys' Track! Sl SOC- r! r it IMAGES' 42 Pgwdef Puff, Sri- Beckett A ' l I I A irr rrrr . ,M M1CiHAELlWlLLEM DeNIE tory II 1 I ii! Nino, Mike ii, ,,r: ,,,l .V ..,MikeiD,,, Mumca Hin Debbie, and an the ymatcned vvhlr'ley with Moore, eergm, will with the r riMstdwEiM fMM, great memories of Karen, Stummer, Mike, tion'f. Pizza Party . Bearmer, an, Ed, Eric, Scarlett, Curt, Mguitaf Jamiafy 17'.l987' -lvdught Min a Mickleton VlCe : Liquid Death ,self at goal IS to work f ttip,,..SsavenQer,nuntsg thestork, October '873 Heartbreak l9S:P?9I3 Yi ,,,, abUSeKSg 2 'iThe Weave .Prom '87... .wiilreach Q.frt?'7flS 4' 3- lengbuqgvefsity . one day be 3 history pm- bralry rr, liiilrl QMAGES, 1,2.3,4 !!!!r f?CQ- ff ' f A I . . iee iti?.3,4:ifNaticnai Honor Esweaeebari, T,2,Q3,4g cheerleading, 4, Mock Triar, the HAGGIN' ,2g Senior Chorus, 3,43 44: IMIAGES, 'li,233,ZllStaiTfijf'BiRAGGlNi' DRAGON, 4 lSpOrts ,2,I3,4i3reMPlay, 2M,3,4g Marching and,,2,3,4. M rrrre rrrit M A ribi Edig Powder fiiaeptigr rir Writers Club, 1,23 Academic ,,, ,,, , ,,,r . . I M M oebatnion, rri 4. rrr I sels rrrri rrrrf , M A .fEE'MTHMfAMES DALTON M eiii M M trr M e TI - conms ouotevf e M ,ThatS fe. '. 9'e9?f'0uS Wnhfrubelf' 5e'9.'n'M,G? Q' am,sayin'norninf M..fahandy with Arbdy,steve,een, lCanomca,,and Mrs. PeIlentu...hada blast with chemistry and meek ,i,,, Wmremembernm eadMandMMisselMMaItman et- I. . .roarsWitha,Leo,Brian,eNorbert,AshIey,Lea,ChristyQVicki, tin a'6fM5cCideht,,M enbys Skin, ZW, gasebgau bgwlu Dana- alndii-ee -i The'KeVmaSle'and Gatekeepe' Capern I inggi Eiigkeibgill llswinirfiihgl lvglleylbaig'llshiiffieboard'lmpolo . . .enyoySiMwateliskiing, motorcyclingrhlking,electricaliwork, g fran, ping-pong, and it llf Wm and.g,ettrn .c ,nr:ysslons:. September 19,M1986M. . .will dive Drexgl be 8 mechanical en ,meer ,,Hi,, M into Maliilie and later find employment with the EPA. M ACTMWES, Stage Crew 2 3M 49. ' MMMr tg Crossecountry, 4g Astronomy . ' M 2,3g Varsitylyouheard it right, VAR- ,,, , , , l , , SA: National HOW ,,,! Society, . . BRIAN LEE E WARDS s M M A QFWON- 12? LA'5lFEF'f 4f M A M,,,rMMM AMMM M.Bandlt 1 A Mlcklewn A Allf Alll iMM, !!,,,,M,t!,,.!! f 3 , . , ,M . . Clie -at the GHI'0 S WITUICHHGHICQ A lllitt 7 ELQSA LYNNE DAVIS I , . r. Moziefi ,,BeirQih,-if iii rubef Hey. little buddy, lbeen I Beckett gg A f i lookin' all . will miss all the good times with M hooked . thought Mr. an I-es we NfnOf.ieffeaQeM Dave MMM Moores ii UgS..Histdry il and ll classes werethe best . . . spe- ENC D-i and f5aUQl'lf CODVIVIQ the masfef cial friends with Ramona, Rajeev, Julie, Brynrien, Madhavi, Key Tooth? Wafefsilfllfllg. roller Skat- l3riedget,iMand Amelia . . .memories of 10th grade Cinderella N191 and Moore l5f'0Ul9lfflS, trial: Baltimore withMRajeev Q3 hours down 8i W2 hours backlg -IIIVII3 ISDHYKS fly 'fl E59CTW?i95,,,f5nQmeellflg at Messlah Homecoming '87giyveekends in New York 8t Washington 0 rMM,,,, ,sM, ,errr I D.C.g,Pu lsations hobbies include playing the piano, SOCCGLQT MMMM ,2: Crossfooliliiiry, 3,41 PfStf0l10lT!Y dancing, running track, and talking to Rajeev . . . July 25, Club, WQIQQY Club, 22 Varsity lyoullfyetter believe lt!lA- 1987 g. . Syracuse University and then Georgetown Law V3 2i3,42..EQ!9l9l'!.LHDQWQG Club. 33 NHTIQUEI! HOHOVSOCISW, School ihopefyllyi . 4l,, . .will advocate la future in law. . . Thank 2,3112 Mg' you, Raieeybtor helping me through some of the most emo- Smal 1 1,3363 ,,,, ,OW GV U 1 5 CYS . Q9 Srila 9, - tionally tryiinglitimes of high school life. I will always remem- ,g iiliii g,,, g 3 l ber you and your understanding. i MICHELE MARIE EGAN ,,, ,,,, , r ACTIVITIES: Varsity Girls Track, 1,2,3,4 iCapt.ig Football Had an gimf-Bgiihieyabietime in Cogiegetown I I Cheerleading,1,2,3,4 lCo-Captig Basketball cheerleading, 33 Student Council, 45 National Honor Society, 2,3,4g Governors School for Public Issues, 3g Powder Puff, 3,4g Senior of the Month. ROBERT ANTHONY DeANGELO Bo Clarksboro . Don't,Mi-lassel lt! . . . drools over gnocci 81 burritos . . . drew thegline with Mrs. Dixon and Ms. Camiolo . . . thrown in with the Barracuda . . . crazy with Crip, Belinda, Scarlet, Jen, Heath, and Pross . . . Never forget . . . on the prow! outside the mall . . . has a, Hop-n- good time when shop'i'ping . .,. turns a deep shade of Purple in the cold night air I. . . Dances to the music at the Spectrum . . . has a totally awesome time when driving . . . stuck in Swedesboro ...I ' fShore had some wild times with Chelsie. ,lrr HANSERIK ENGSTRAND M I!Mei MMI I Swedesborol I I Loves all his llr teachers .I Dan dy with Mike D., Jed, Andy, Matt,irfHidde, NOTDGYTS' and 'Derek wiil always re- member theshlioliday Inn llll party the third week he came to America . . . enjoys karate d skiing . . .August - day he came to the Sta . . . Since this is my Tst ill always have a lot remember. There will be places and persons to But what I will remember the best is the soccer was great fun. All friends, it was als sitting just talking ACTIVITIES: Soccer, 4 fright fullbackl, Club, 4, the infam LORI ANN I don't think Homecoming '87 . . . got in too deep at Deep Purple of Macy's . . . made waves at Lake nights belong to Michelob . . . slides won't forget the w sea for food .. . . .walks south on the streets of with Jen 81 John, Michele E., Chelsie, . . . top secret future as a detective. Fi Barght!!! ... and Mr. Bristow .. . John, Lidell, Frank, Sara, Jeanine, Kel INXS, climbing s ties, Thanks, of m for didn e I Socc for you Deat Lukes, tequila, Bartending, whipits, PseudoEcho twist and shout, John's party, Sara's parties, pl Jaguars, High speed chase, South Brian, Janet 8. Mike for caring and taking of all the basketball games I o great. And all the study about everything - I ous Kingsway Poker Mullica Hill so Forever in . . Rocks at the ild times in Wildwood . . . . has no sense of direction always 'Rock and ANDREW L. FISH shmonger was good for Mr. will Miss y Reck, Steve, Brian, Mike, Bob ly, and Mike D . . . will hips, crashing Porsche 't feel too hoti' . . . Thanks, Ma and me. Thanks Staci, for putting up with me for not telling our little secret. er, 1,2,3,4, Ski Club 1,2, Stage Crew, 2, LEO WILLIAM FISHBURN Budder Swedesboro know what I mean? . . . acute fondness for Pel- Bergin and Jake 8t Elwood ,... dldn't like class- . will remember forever Keith, Brian, 81 he ee Dave,John restoft class. . .memo- V h e CR Caper rthars right- VARSITYIIJ A-v, 3,4 Society, 2,3,4, 1, Astronomy Club, 3,4, TOITY, ' if Q-Y-M. , at , V 1, . Qi, 2 3 4, FD-xcc t, 4. O I, Mr. Moore, and Heather, Nikki, Dawn . . .will times, joyrides Tent parties, great time . . . plays the outfield in 26, 1988. ACTIVITIES: Puff, 3,4, down-n- , Emily, Kar- . Pole 1988 . . . en- . will be a future. 4, March- ,2,3,4, Mock 4, Musical, VOCC99 . . is Lump ed Putt Elle Chinaman, trical Training, 1,2. That's ries and present, and you, so be sma Club of the ff, with a bum- Elec- .w 1,2,3,4 dreams way 9 F19 al co-ed Giggler ve b for r e skiing . . . will be cute college Harry, Eddie, tech an . will Rudy, into into the lb, GAGLIANONE I i L 'P lvlioklaion is A ltknotsl SUD i I don1't .flsficrtllses in the l subie - do without gl?etziels , .eihaslla ton of fun in the . . . buddies April, N,atali.e, Stacie, Gary thinks Mr. and Mrs. O'Neill are the crop. . . hookidlonyyiicefhockey and the Flyers . . . of attention mei ill Hdfldily . . . kills llia hills will neveigforget skilnglon red wheels enough aboug K,P.. . . hopesgthe grass er side . . . cqgllegebound. , ACTIVITIES: Hockey, t ,,2,3,4g Basketball, 1 1,23 Superintendent Aide,4g interact, 43 Powder Club, 1,2,3. A A '?MELlSSA'fSUE GIBSON it and F?oof Mickleton .,gMrs. Dixoljg, Mr. Moore, and Ytourlson just Suiter g,d her fine. 'flklag' 'ged around with Josie, Kris S., Michela, Karen, and Kelly . . . embarrassed when she Uwalkedlihto the guys' bathroomg the cheeky-weeky film, and tohefpooifsiincidelntlf ia Flyers fan who also enjoys vol- , leyball . A. . Siggmnfler,of:7,86q. . . wants to become a successful , glfaphicartisgt ,,, tblead a rich and fulfilling life. ACTlVlTIESi,l?ofg51,der Puff, 3,43 Graphic Communications in A Gloucester Technical School, 3,4. A A llii JEAN GRANDIZIO I ,lll Nat lvluliioa Hill 'fYouBg.lzzard!l . . . twirls her fork for Italian food . . . . . . . I smile a lot because l'm basically al- , ways happy' . . . Florida Trip . . . Lost in the Still of the I Night at Whitesnake . . . Sea ing the Shores with Lisa I . Q. shoozing if not cruising with Cheryl . . . Just plain in love with ill Chris . . . Learned about marriage with my family of friends . . . won't be down in the mouth over dental work in her future. uyea, band came up and hit goose egg on it at Pulsations Dances with a cheokmate in Supreme . . . :sgiAGTlWTlES: tling cheerleader 35 Foreign ICGDIJJ Club, 1 GARY BRUCE HART s Aide, 2, Musical, 1 . April 1 my bike . of my life ll never knives and Bus alf2 . Powder Rocco Sicillini Swed boro. Dat's alwight doe'f, . . . lt ain't eas i einfschjeeseygor steaks .. . Gruber is great, Vin tage K , sky time Bristow. . .PAD is popular. . . Harry, Jim, i f e,Dave, my, Missy, KROD, Flicky, Mario, Loretta, Fr fBanff,f Chew, Andy, Natalie is Grand izio, Simply adores all . I. AAA . ls at Holiday, Coneheads on the 3rd floor, Building. Special Trips to Philly. . .Slings the Man in Blue, Racing the Solid-Broke rick Swayze a few pointers. IZZY'S . . Ql the gli? jeaching ear- ,,,. 23, 1983 G ev E Xi K , ,sw l xx 2147 G s Z S f 5 Lg l 3 E SI T 3 F' ll i 15 T ki All 'li - ll ,,- ..- ,i 1, l5?eiQleldaiQ3C553 Club, llCPOWdeSFtl7ilf7tf Y-Clgillgiqlilfglat S'I,'i',ig,Ti,i'iQ,i,,i 'ent of ... I'll be rioii and fa 'iili rari one WENDY GRASSO ACTIXQTIES: Soccer, 1,2,3 , iw wimming, Wendell Swedesboro fCaptlggStudent Council,,4,,, ct, i I Hey, Beep! elle aime Madame Hedenberg, Mr. ,.,, A I Bergin,etMr. Gallo. . . Todd ally good friends with Jennifer . , ,., . . ia, Joell Caltabiano, Flay, Christy, Lea, and Becky . . . j jj .,.,--i' ...,. ' .....,,, 1'i. .lll . . se 25 25! Eikf ikvk Hlrf w H fl 'I - ii li 1 ,e a'?'e . l eC'ela'V ' ' ' Wil' a' tlla whole Biology remember 3 SPeC'?,l,.9UY 'll Febfuafv l9i 1984 0maf'S and lallflng OH thgip sl. lll'. A . . willlial inellii iliha Seen Wm Von' Clmgii ? Jeff'ROn' Troyhand with Radiology . . . October .ii 1987 la very special llfllcllelle memofle H Daytona turbo Z, . . I just want to say tg kful I am for having PUlWQl'llllQ Som? l?dlf,lll illle Summer of '36 with and Joell to laik to. if all of my other lh? Qfeell blllldlng 1 also the Qenllem-all lll ACTIVITIES: Field l-loo ly, swimming, lg ,2, falling asleep in Our 1 ll , All Class - - - fvfydmemo- Baseball Stats, 3,45 St l el'iii?Courlcil, 1,2,3,4ggaifiMgi ffice HQ? of QPU S-H-1 K-D-h e Q and llle Floflda ll'lD--- .,, Aide, 4: 1nteraCt,4: Fore n Lignguage Cjubggg ijfef Puff, D. Moz ies on down ,om . . . forever crulzln, 3,4. , ...,l ,,... , t jll he' Monte Calm - - Secfelaflal WUVK in the ii i uture. A A l,.l1 lll . iisiii . - 5 p . ,,,. ig, ,,,,, Q s. A BRIA ,SWINSTON iii I ' I Hip Dlfliks i I I ili l A Sboro I Yeah, might -. . I Mr-BQfQlfl and Ml- Fl93 . 5e q me Hedenberg est un Gruber . A. . Physics is his, just jolly with Jen, Mark, bon lime Molgi jf flxleill et Monsieur Bef- Todd -- Camplllgl backpacklngi Qlll - - -l M s ' lQUfld lll ll UD f0l' hambur- 17, . . will aigginoer a future for gers , , , gpgcigi Mike, Jen, Norbert is ,lsi .Alll ' it , . will always gememlberfhlornie ging with Jen ...enjoys ACTlb'I'ITlES: Swlmming,,gl,3,g4g Astronom .CIub, soccer, track, . . . The year in ball, l,2i' ggOlb6ll, 1: LanguaQ ClUb, -the U.S. wasreally I had a wonderful Club, 3. ,. jj ,.. ,, ,,,,, .,,,, time, but I reallylovethe sports . A , , Darrin C. Intellectual in school - always willing to with Scott, LaFtock B., Elisa D., Frankie T. my whole class decided to see above. Well, I waited until I saw the room and then baited Curt Dudley was, he pulled the light apart when I hobbies include football, baseball, tennis, racquetball, vol- leyball, bowling, basketball, handball, soccer, swimming, la- crosse, karate, boxing, golf, hockey, shuffleboard, croquet, badminton, capture-the-flag, frisbee tag, fitness trails, and king of the mountain . . . will inhabit Fairleigh Dickinson to manage a career in hotels. ACTIVITIES: Football, 1-4, Basketball, 3, Baseball, 2-4. Seen favorite JULIAN Homey Swedesboro BOY! . . . prefers pizza . . . buddies . O'Neil Mr. Klaszky, Mr. O'Neil and Mrs way with Mel, Rock, Bill, Mike T attic Powder Puff, 2,3g Ski JOSEPH F. IOCONA lll Mullica Hill Was a good compound with Bergin, Gruber, and Klaszky . . . a real cut-up in Biology with Mr. . . . skis the slopes and also enjoys flying . . . will soa the future as a Commercial Pilot and a local airport ACTIVITIES: Biology Club, 2,3. NORBERT JAGEFI Swedesboro How ya doin ? likes them chicken things United States than in Germany I will miss my friends and Unfortunately l can't join any sport teams be ause I mlgraines give me a hard Senior trip to this August 19 1987 when friends with Mike, Keith, Hidsde, Erik, Brian, and everybody :School as a lot easier and fun ' ' ' i ' ' ' the c editorl' LANCER 4 Can't do any sports because ACTIVITIES: 1,2,3,4g Athletic Aide,11 cl-lAaLEs,w , ,y Bubble-Head , You should have seen it! Harris . . . Iugubrious with Lump Goin to in my Honda on Friendship Soccer 1,2,3,4 lCaptainlg Powder Q sophomore football season 19 86 to join the State MEAQGHA N ldOn'tkr1ow!' burns fo with Mr. Schoener . . . shared time Psychology - ' in J . . . w semi! . . . cahoots with en F., Ivy, Amy, and Stacy. . . ig 'neg INXS cert: fond of Em's into Rutgers skiing, tennis and ACTIVITIES: Tennis, 3, Captainj: Powder Disko Jusko Hey, Vern! ton, Mr. Schneck, gebra ll with Mr. I s and have two children . ACTIVITIES: Girls' T 1,2,3. Aide, 4, Nurse's Aide 2, Powder Puff JOHN RICHARD KIDD of Mr. Moore ll Honors . Nose, Edward an ries of A V in p as Lt. Col the are 112137 semble, 1,2,3,4: musical, 1,2,3,4: Play, 1,2. I ROBERT SCOTT JUSTICE Spot Clarksboro What? . . . eager with Eitel . . . Jazz ed up his life . . . is a Brown Lump with BubbleHead, Helmet, P-elle, Charlie . . . riding those wheels in Chuckie's truck' . . . en-e joys playing drums, cruisin' in my Z!28 . . . will go to college for business . . . one day own my own music store . ACTIVITIES: Marching Band, 1,2 ICaptj, 3,4: Track, 3,4: Stu- dent Council, 1: Audio-Visual, 4: JazzlRock Ensemble, 1,2,3,4: Powder Puff, 3,4: Concert Band, 1,2,3,4. JOHN H. KANE Candy Man Mullica Hill What's up, man? . . . slants toward Chinese food . . . hurries with Mr. Harris, Mr. Fredericks, and Mr. Moritz . . . will remember the time my pals and I locked ourselves in the lav and had a party until Mr. Harris unlocked it! . . . a true muscular weightlifter who enjoys fishing, hunting, arch- ery, and going out with Jack and Danielle . . . January 27, 1988 . . . will draft himself into Lincoln Technical Institute . . . To all my friends: remember the good times! Especially going to the CRIB and the many times we, The Cutters , spent together. Thanks a lot, everyone, for the memories l'll cherish forever! And to Kathy Baltadonis, thanks for being the sunshine of my life. l'm forever yours. ACTIVITIES: Wrestling, 1,2,3,4: Football, 1,2,3,4: Weightlift- ing club. YVONNE MARIE KEMP Von Harrisonville What time is it?I' .. . langulshed with Linda, Dannie, Dawn, Vickie, Kim, Kimmie, Kelly, Melissa, Jjmmy, Jack, Chelsie, Kevin, Chrisser. . . Ban truck into tree: Jen flipped on A.T.C.: getting rides home with Lyn when she cut: Omega: flying on 295. Taking care of puppies: loves Kevin: Loves to shop: Florida Trip is kicking gallops on equines, sentimental with softball . . . wants to marry Kevin Mozier. . you the the next of my the true ACTIVITIES: Club, 1,2, 3,4: Foreign Being a great guy School Club, 3,4. it TONY chooses Mrs T Daryl, be found Daryl. . . ly will live super there. I 1,2,3,4, ISecj: Main I don't shorthanded to mind her ' Stacie, S.A.M., D.F., a kiss . . . enjoys being with my Frank, skiing ...June 4, 1987 . . . Thanks to my ing me get through this last year ACTIVITIES: Student Council, 1,2: Guidance JOSEPH FRANCIS KLINEBURGER Joey-K Word . . .has a steak onfilet sauce . . . searches for Mr. Mr. Klaszky . . . daring with Darrin C., Abbo G S: 2 if is R ff. , f - ff , ,,,, Lwwnwm , ' 7 Q yi vf if f 4 Vw, A, A ,, My W 1 9 '1 9 A f 1 ,, MMM f 3' ,as fy! ff W Q 1 Q Y a Jfffwfag 1 WQF5 ' f .1 ,Q R f Mb ,, ff 55,4 fa H .,,,,, .3 Av ' 2 32'-im M eer:- V I 5318 5 gr, Ai, 14 f Q33 Z if f f W www ACTIVITIES Softball 2 3 4 Marchsng Band 1 2 3 4 g Arts 3,4 Yeah right Iavlshly Iadles Iasagne wall Miss'7 Mulford up and atom with chemlstry Latin was all Greek to her natty wlth Nadja Michelle and Dlz .Hgoes ou for football and reading 6 17 88 wall max well in Imost memories enjoyed Mr. Sherr is will re- ith our to be a you, future as a Yeah naughty Gruber Mr Romona L.M., D.S. and Dawn Missy, for Early fries be I'm a the distance bond in 'Roc k, sparks s an MICH iaMiSSyu Yeah, right! . . I pepperoni . . .is big on a iff rrez, Danielle Tyson, 2 iit Boone, and Juan . . Thank God I'm g yll fcfhere because this C IES S ft ll lllli 4: Foreign Bijioritisni, 4 , ' imagine thatl' g with try . . . darin Daye rem O . . . w Hi-C lgrapej on basketball Durney will ACTIVITIES: Stage Crew, semble, 3,43 ELE Dwn ettlng out Senioritis is 33 Powder Language TODD REEVES HMaT'IUt6 ember ANDRES HIVERA , 'L .: I I -'ff ' 'f K F 5 'Let's Have some of that . . . is stuck on peanut butter and jelly sandwiches . .I . Iikes Hall the teachers . . . Kane t be without John, Sean Corsaro, Rob Celia, Joey B., and .will remember the mission I went on! . . .will into Commercial Art. Cross-Country, 2,3. LARRY ROBINSON Rock Swedesboro Oh my God ... did you see her today? .. . grew on , Mozier, Mrs. DeStefano, and Mr. Bristow. . .friends Melvin, Mike, Todd, Walssy, Mario, Joe B., Nut , Bill, V, Dawn, Ptty, Tracey, Loretta, Lori, Dianna, JoAnn, . . . double with Melvin on a Sunday night. . . Decem- 986 ' I A 9, 1 . . . future is vague. , b Football, 2 yrs, Boys'iTrack, 3 yrsg Powder Puff, Student Council, one year as Home Room Repeal ASHLEY C. ROSE Swedesboro - I t you a happy camper . . . eclectic with Ei- morning, and Gallo s Geometry. . . didn't lounges with Leo, 'the A.V. trip about the kiss bases with vol- .will civiI Iy 123 ii', i ACTIVITIES: Cheerleader, 2,33 Powder Puff, 4g Main Office Aide, 3,4. Never all the around the Palate for Noel, Jack, Ah loving Clint . . Collegetown , not a party 'til b, Mike. , lTlVlTlES: ,f xf 1 , XZ W. e an early childhood teacher and own my own day- VlCTORlA STANLEY Swedesboro . . . chop stick s to Chinese food Eitel, Gruber, and Canonica. . . loved with Fred! . . . crazy with Christy, Bo, Dari, Lauren, and Vicki . . . will al- in Sic with my YCSIC buddies, ith Dan and 'mega ultra wambo shoobm 'rugburn on the wall' and the ant Godlg lt's either 10 or 9O0!g 'Coke me Belindag A.V. in Atlantic City and bum, Dirty Dancing, Golden col- to be wealthy, healthy and wise! 1g Drum Major,,2,3,4g, Musical, 1 2 3,4g Audio-Visual, 3,4g,In,teract,i Powder Puff 3' Class Council 2 STEAGEFK lvlullica Hill A A it an Amy enjoys 1 986 achieving new 1,2,3 lCaptl, Softbalt, ftball, 1 lManagerlg Student Council, 1, Li- School lGraphic communicatlonsi, Keith, getting ou 25, 1987 . . . gist. ACTIVITIES: Soccer Honor Society, 2,3,4, Club, 4: Basketball lMgrl, 1. ROBERT MARK Stummer Backflip . . . is a brain many fine memories Had fun with Flyers French toast steady spot in Loves to the weave. the States. 1,2,3,4 Man I really like blueberry cheesecake Whit s with I and Berg . . . shouted in 81 Derek. . .fond high school memories of Sheri K., Sara H., Tom, Ed, Steve, Eric, Andy, Reek Amy, Stacy, Ben C., Missy, Kelly, Mike D., Bob S. ways remember skiing with Steve, Ivy, Karen, Long live Mickleton Vice: Thanks, Ivy, for help Ben C. is a heck of a guy: Thanks, Andy, for cret a secret: Thanks, Ed, for showing me what a pole cane do: your welcome, everybody, for the seeds . . . November 6, 1986 . . .will glide onffdifer boro State . . . will one day be wealthy ACTIVITIES: Baseball, 1,3,4: Tennis, 2: lntefact, 4. WILLIAM DANIEL SUMIEL III Kool-Bill Mt. Royal You're on the humbug . . . has a taste for Mom's fried chicken . . . simply Love lls Mrs. Tunnat, Mr. Bristow, Mrs. Martell, Mr. Lerch, Ms. Dixon, Mr. Durney, and Mr. Gruber . . . Appreciates everything Mom and Dad did: will always love Nickie . . . plans to marry her. Thanks to Mr. B, Mr. O, Mr. Trautwein, Mr. I: laughed my way through PAD . . . Feb- ruary 28, 1987 . .. wallows with Wallsy, Todd, Mel, Rock, Stummer, Abbo, Derek, Homey, Mike W., Tonya, Nickie . . . will always remember the track meet at Salem, April 1986 . . . will one day be a state trooper. ACTIVITIES: Football, 1,2,3,4 tCo-Captl: Basketball, 1,2,3,4 lCo-Captl: Track, 1,2,3,4 tCo-Captl: Student Council, 4. FRANK S. TEMEAN Franker Yea right!! . . . cheesesteaks w!F.O .... blessed with Berg and Bristow . . . maniac with Mark, Mario, Brian, Bob, Jeff M., and Dave W. . football and baseball . . . and coaches for the good times Danielle and the good times Will miss the guys: Mario, Mark, 's rules. Looking for fame . . . future is bright. 1,2,3,4 tCaptJ: Football, 1,2,3,4. TOULSON Italian food . . . devilish with New year's Eve, 1985 . . . remember the great 2 years bearable . Cross-Country, 2: Pow- Ofle IS seafood at square Kessh- . March 26, 1988 my Dad-e-Mom for for being there aunt's and uncle's you alot. Think you Chorus, 4: Gospel Swedesbbro A and cherry cheesecake . . . is wit and Dill . . . will always remem- M., Keeshia, Gina, Dawn, Money Posse, DN, J.S., C.W., T.A,, Danielle .. . March 26, 1988 . to the metal as a flower Shoppe owner. manager, 2,3: Softball manage, tCaptl: Senior Chorus, 4: Gospel Choir, 2,3. 1 : Band AMY URICHER Aim Mickleton What did you do this weekend? . . . cheers on Mrs. Sarbello and Mr. Fred . . . very pleased by IPLE . . . dreaded English with Mrs. Stanley . . . great memories of the Scavenger Hunt: INXS: accident in Driver's Ed Car skiing is high on the poles , enjoys dancing . . .tempte y Trenton State. ACTIVITIES: Football Cheerleading, 1,2,3,4 tCo-Captl: as- ketball cheerleading, 2,3,4 tCo-Captl: Interact, 2,3,4 l ice- Presl: National Honor Society, 2,3,4 tSec7: Musical, ,2,3 lChoreographerl: Powder Puff, 4: Kingsway's Jr. Mis , 4 .49 s gs 31: f,,, 2 K . Q 5 . 2: . , YK 'Q -F555 71. 'X' EJ'l,,5..'Qg ' J f xl . ME 55554: dx. Q t? 1,4 1 ,f ,gf ,M , M, Fl Wol- Craley Squares 987 . . . has a by too Marching Band,1 Musical 1 2 3' Tl'l9S9 are ullica nky with Mr. Dalton drienne W Kim B a roll erskating the future would her through the years Attendance Aide 3 4 by Mrs. Jarvis, special friends got engaged on April hopes Mrs. Dixon I11985... on Ju CHERYL LEE Cheryl Yo Man! .. . Constantly cruising cars. . . copied my heart outi . . .will always remember the DIO Jeff, Lisa, Fieft, Michele, Micl in the white up with Pepsi with Nat, Karen, and Joey ... will rrrtt hever forget the grand old times with Nat and the Gross times too. th in fl 9 ma -a af. ,... ., Lili. '3. . V ,El ,gy ,L L ,i,, ,,,,l,,,ii ,,.rr , , , . ' -- M ' ' -- - .. .ull .7 s:.:z..,v ,el A A W9i'M'3'WN f-A we ii' ,-4,9 ' ,,,,,i l..v- , ' f f L f ir' . ,,,. . ' Y f- ., ff., ,M My E 72 E: ,, .i,, M2 tags gf? ,i 2 C: I , ,,ss r,i,,r, liii I ,lsi A . . . F V their writeups in late. Tsk! Tsk! I BENJAMIN CASELLA I Gabby Swedesbdiro Of course . . .salivates for shrimp scampi. . .will have ngiany good mem, ories of Mr. Klaszky, Mr. Whitley, Mr. Gruber, and Mr. Milch . .riisaw Trigononii etry and college Algebra in a different angle . . . jocular with Jeanine, Steve, Warner, Bob, Mike Kelly, Jeanne, Tonya . . . will remember driving dowij Kings Highway after the dance and the Delran football game . . . has a hill of a time skiing, football, baseball, and muddin' . . . November 1, 1987 . . .will be milling around Millersville . . . special memories of a trip to Amesg Prom weekend: Pitman soccer game at night, the fun I had with Jeanine . ACTIVITIES: FootbalI,1,2,3,4g BasebalI,1,2,3g Powder Puff,3g The Dub Club,1,2,3,4. 'I MATTHEW KELLY Lupus Why are you being a pusillanimous? with whirl ...has his I on Mr. D., Bud, Jed, Andy, Erik, Derek, Darrin with Chucky to a soccer game and yard . . . covers the bases with Hidde . run V8 ,, Softball, 13 Basketball,1g Student gCounciI,1,2,3g Main Office 16186 Had fun making Nurse's Aide,2g Pow gzl in poker . . . will be seen riding in the never forget John's ACTIVITIES: BasebaIl,1,2,3,49 rrrts . ,,., .ti 5 W H I ,,is if . '5?5?lf -if? -ltifflf f-11. rf--i L... - I Sit? i'il::.- -K I I .. . J.. , ziiimsf,w.g,Ina.3fa ' ,rri ssa .LA LEONE , .. . .. I ,, 'WKE MADJESK' . ,,.,rr Mlckletvn Magic Wheels' South Harrison ii. iefesiviw ff ... - , , . ,, . . ,, . ,,..,, . ,, . . . . I hos . good histories with Mr. s ff ain!! ...i regarious with Mr. Gallo . . .will remember all his spe- ,,,ff. I, zrfr ,lif ,pf-ai, ,,.f . . . . . . . . . . . . . . af: with Mike, Ivy, Jen, Amy Mig, cial flilgk iig fll Beim zster, Mrs. Piechowski, Kristine Schweigart, Shannon alWaYSVemembef lNXS P3l'fYf Clegg GQBI- i llie GYHQHL Dani, Kim Bement He'efl MCCGH --- will i, ,iq Nlfg it Arlr tfv- fu-. t . . 5 ' ., 4 ,,,ff w . . . . boro Police Station, Scavenger er A' wh nrmy wheel fell off my wheelchair while in motion at :gig-3---at,was-Wv,,fflgifgweea:fsIv .,fif:- , ,liit yii asv'-eftlgr --- 7 . -' f . - f - - - - - - - gl! ...4-8-87 will bombardiihe . ...,Leno ssgLiftin wel htS,SwImmlr1 ,rldin ablke, horseback ...: lf.frr V ,... t .... 5 ii' I - - ,att .tt ,er I lf,i Vvgmd uk? to Work 'n data entry 0' maybe even Own VM. r Club for the-handicapped because through the years a lot of i'i it ii- - I ., -tf' ---' ,, ii I. - ,. 1987- fhedavlmefavefvsveeal it We He' me 'S JOM Gaf'US0 ' ,,ll . ,,..., . F . V ,...... 1 1 , , I I af.-fy I ..i I . 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April 95 1988. socializing ahd1,gKilingFlQQyth,elQeaoh , . . Sherri . -will always remember her,,9th grade Phygi-L , 0 thank H my fflends- eSP9Cia Y Usa, ,, fo? a?WfiYSltb??inCi Wife ffl' , , ?Ri9Yi,?QQUi?,f 95Q!91iPQfiS3Y5mWiUQsflS950 0U'df th5V9 made ifwifhout YOU! M010 myipafefifsifhfwgh al' Ollfiffiffleh , -A l times- l'll always love youll f' , 1' :gl 1 V 'iall'of'mY itiord cTlvlTiEs: swsmmangn,3g,Track,3: ssoftnall,1ggFareigniigeahguageiliclun,2q lii e knows there owdef puff,4. ,,,: ,, L ,,. ACTlvlTlE3g gTjE?Zflttendance , r , t Aide-,4. , - , ', --- f- ',,,,, L,,,, hii , ' ,, l I :': W 4 I y I 1 .,-' ' ' 'i '1LA 'i,. t , . ' ,,,,-L,, ,,,. ,,,., l l , A I ,r.L i I .. . N f ,,, fm . , W. , ,,1' , H fk- L'i' - -' V of lll . , ,, ,,,, , ' 1 f in ssee PeQPf?' OSI P69912 m as my , ' we t and my,,,f8? i ' it ,, ,fo i . e ,,,, ,,,,l , ,,, , ,,,, , llll . 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Hfi,,,, ,,iQf',il ,H .. , ln Mike DeNle's writeup, it shouldn't1be October, 1987 - it should be Ocean City, 1987 , okay? Oh yeah, and Dan Sullivaniforgot to add Zaj and Frank to his list of friends. Everything's copacetic now. Seniors of '88 who didn't have their pictures or writeups forward- ed to Laiiber: Jack Beadling, Donna Bell, Keri Hannon, Robert Hess, Jacques Hillman, Christine Klemaszewski, Michael Miller, 211 William Ramsey, Jose Rodriguez ie CONGRATULATIONS TO CHRISTINE WARREN MAY GOD CONTINUE TO BLESS YOUR LIFE I WITH MUCH LOVE ff AND PRIDE FROM ALL YOUR FAMILY CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1988 FROM KINGSWAY STAF TRANSPORTATION JC THE FF-IOIVI ILGUS vv LERCH TUNNAT PRESIDENT MIA IVIELONI VICE-PRE HUTCHISON FIECOFIDI RRI I COFIRES ADVISOR QJEIS FEW' . .4 Xu' ,V QTHE oF198e TAFFIE' EI 213 6' fi fast- 4.31 . , K dl W - .fi?fsp2ii51 K .,x.. MQANAW gf? Q ,ki , N -452' I J W f r, k K - .X ,, -- 214 '- . ,, kk. :LQ .T In :1f , :E:', K7 ' Vf.. 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