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

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r C C ii i f p C fA 5 siss Qf1 Vf 5 Service With a Smile is me Key Club is an organization that is a service to the isichool and needy citizens of Maple Shade. It was initiated byglylr. Coceano in 1973 and is currently being headed by Mrs.sBianco. The club raises funds to help the needy people by holding a canned goods driveg the food is presented to families who areunable to afford a traditional Thanksgiving meal. Project Santa is the collection of money during Christ- massstime to give to families who cannot afford to buy presents for their children, so that they may pay their winter heating bills instead. Every other Wednesday throughout thesschool year, a pretzel sale is held afterschool to raise money for the school itself. Key Club is the lop school comzinunify seryiceto the people of Maple Shade. l Anne McGovern, Lara Diamond, Mara Roitman, Heather White Providing a service at graduation, Key Club members Cindy Hess and gf lnot picturedl. C Mara Roitman look lovely as they distribute programsf C llsi g Q s . kk.: 166!Key Club s First row:,SandygL1oyd, lensiskhfllgssggiensgiie Lara C Diamond, iMafaQgRoitman,g Cindy H6554 ssfseedrilslfelii ssil Arif-tene,reneesMCC?0iYs?fif3ZiEiZ,531ff1f55i?HQlQf Mcoesgh. Thirds ' esfsmse lr s D MVS? Blanc? '--isi I 1 Qlil f ,irs A ffl ii's' ilffif5ffff2'?fi2flif

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CHCRUS 3 sa In Harmony Christmas, Spring, or any time, the chorus is always i S S ready with a stupendous program. This season as al- vvays, the high school and junior high chorus per- formed together with the Maple Shade High School band for their winter concert. The auditorium was packed, and everyone enjoyed the musical perfor- mance. Mr. lsabella did a great job, and to the chorus, keep up the good vvork! Heading for a musical career, Lisa Blankenship is an active member of the chorus. f S WSL '1 lix fl- . - . as .H- H gg.-.,.f,a.s S ' ' -'af X -1 wf .19 L ' si S Rawl s' as +- - ,., - .. sei? C1 x Q :sa 5 . ' Top row: Melissa Martin, Sue Duffy, ludy Sano, Will Rocca, lackie Smith, Monya White, Laura Smith. Middle row: Colleen Cook, Danielle Corbin, Elizabeth Sampson, Dane Nelson, Carrie Price, Bottom row: Ingrid Foster, Susan Grady, Michelle Angie Rivella, Kim Young, ludy Badame, Karen Ladinsky. -KM ,sig Enjoying themselves in chorus class, lackie Smith and Angie Rivello stop singing for a minute to pose j . for the camera. Both are important members of the a..re. i r..s .... is Chorus' 3 :fi ' Mhz f . ' 7 1. ' V a 'MF . ii S - K, fr- . 2 , . . E, -ff 'W' , 2 gi ' 1 Maw 1 .-1, -.f. at .a.,-a..-1, , ff l E':-'iizr kzWu:x -' ' Chorus! 165

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COMPUTER SOCIETY 2 X . Top Row Qleft to rightjz Brian Curren, Dennis Klein, joe Snyder, Lara Diamond, Dawn Casassa, Kasha Romanowska, lim Brannen, Eric Kim, Scott Eustace, Anita McCann, Mike Connelly, Scott Furphy, Susan Duffy, Chris lacivini, Kelly Madjeski. 2nd Row: lennifer Fiedler, Craig Schaal, joe Castellani, Bob Martin, lim Ficarra, Bob Barrett, Kenny Franco, loe Petrochko, Kristen Schofield, loe Wrigley, jason Rubino, lohn Bearclen, Scott Worthington, David Santori, Mr. Stone. Bottom Row: Barrie Stesis, Shawn Greene, Gary Murphy, Dan luckett, Mara Roitman, Dolores Stuart, Mary Hartly, Brian Dudley, Marc Brown, Marie Scott, Tishara Brickus, Cindy Hess, ludy Badame, I il ii ii if if ' 'ti if i . 4 i 'ii-- Ny 'SNY.,...N.,.. -Mx 1,.Y.-f-t rx- Y, . ..-Vic f-xxk, ,,,,,.,f- .X X , X f-f--- .... M i Basically Speakin Q ttrf 1Q3h,e'f'Computer Society, led by the fearless Mr. .stonaiss otrcomputer science students. Students enrolled science learn the BASK1 programming ianguage i,, their ,eiti knowledge of computers in acompiuteifi .?Con'ipu1:erS make up a large part ot. YOU imagine living in can World.elsiwitifif?iiiLt1.ipl?i.5 Computer runs your watch, your calculatotg Qeyenyour toaster! in fact, without computers you couldnft imE1i4Q'3-DDODQ call, a bank withdrawal, or use your VCR. Yes, in a society run by computers, without some basic knowledge, the world can be a very odd place. Members hope to enrich their understanding of computers, and per- haps insure a position in the computer field. Now thats speciai, Mr. Stone. er: f . - Nuff' - tw ,wz'iffff,,i- . I .,.' kkwk My fl eye V 's'i . Q ' Q ' 2 i fbi lcv. Q1 l . Q x I P fvs7E 'f Ewa my X- 'T' J,,,,A f C Wee-, ,. I if Diligently working away on the computer is Kym Whibby. She is a member of the Computer Society. Officers: Joe Wrigley, lim Ficarra, lim Brannen, Marie Scott, Mr. Stone. Computer Society!167' XX 45.