Maple Shade High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Maple Shade, NJ)

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- '- ' N yt, 3594 in ' Drawing lack's house is a very important job! Says Welcome to the Emerald City! Says Brian Dudley while Angie Gedling and Debbie Carl. Nikki Marryott and leni King coat everything in green. The sophomore hallway is slowly coming togeth- er. These students are responsible for this achieve- The Homecoming Court, consisted of Mark Arencibia, mem- Mark Pasciullo, Dan Vallen, Scott Worthington, and joe Wrigley. Helping to conduct the band is hard work. Tammy Helping her class decorate the hallways, Kristin Mar- Theil shows her amusement by watching Sam Lut- tinovich adds her artistic touch. Kristin is a vital part of toritti at work. the girls' soccer team. Spirit Weekfl 1

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The Future Starts Now Graduation is an unforgettable event in everyones lives. Girls i 5 .,,. ,,. . . as t .as was WW., awsavtaas -W ma, W, Maas -W W. gy warm W ,W gs ,Q-,amy Wag, S., at f.2a,:gf:-:msg sg -Siam .egaffseasftg www 1.-ts: mgazgmzzessissfsssswasff '- amiga mn ii a .. i m a, t m ,, ... ,, . . , . , , 5 , ,H ggmm .. ,, ,,t,,, N .tc . W... i, .E ., ai., ... .. .5 tt,h tt,, . tt ,i,t . . . . . .ti . .. .t . W tt. and boys clad in long robes and oddly shaped caps, file onto the :ootball field while that familiar song twhat's it called?J plays in :he background. Many will miss coming to school at eight p'clock to see cheerful teachers and friendly faces greeting them each day. However, others are just as happy to throw away their Jooks. During the graduation ceremony, Seniors look at one another Qhinking 'Wow! It's our turn now to leave past school memories Jehind and face the real world. The diplomas are distributed, :he caps fly high into the air, and before they know it, they are fvalking off of that field as a full-fledged high school graduate. topefully, each person will carefully store all of his or her fond nemories and realize that the future is in the palm of his hands. Always first in line, Mr. Harmon walks onto the football field to begin the ceremony. This is the last time he'd see many of their faces. W W W. .W J A at at f -'wwW!Nl'3M':lwmw 53 ,t Keeping in step, these soon-to-be graduates consider their futures and the parties happening that night. Dressed in caps and gowns, these graduates await that special moment when they will be awarded their diplomas. Graduation is just a be- ginning for many Seniors. 'WkfW tar eatly stacked in piles, the diplomas wait. Later, the aduates will be handed their well-deserved diploma. Graduation! 13 Q 552' is. a. E15 sa 2 if 2-iii 233 Mig sg, if 5 :fe kfgjgsislif ggfs 'w5?g-Q35 45.55554 ?ar:?x:sf2s.:.ia:sg 5555515 591531, ifagiv 51:5 ' 5 igfffagaierfassiiisffftsawfgw 5. wishes.: wwf: w 232 fe.:42Jrgifmfisrffffafswfgfieif 22.555 ssafsfsptffr :swf U?5?if3'.f' 555 Wilxiiiiii 5 1 5 mf: at Ga affskwrttras affsgfrsffsfttamfihfra misss r :sf af? :.i'if.3:'a:??f3KiSF:w?'x3 Q2