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

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the ic Association, Business Staff as playing softball. loe Castellani of French Club Society ticipating on the and lacrosse teams, tary Sue McCeoch also keeps active in the French Club and Key Club. In her spare time from her demanding role as Treasurer, Karen McCoog is a member of field hockey, lacrosse, Key Club, Computer Society, and SAA. Ms. Krick, a dynamic and reassuring advisor, has survived another year with the spirited lunior class. Sophomore Class Officers: Co-President Nicole Kelly, Secretary Tishara Brickus, Treasurer leff D'Angelo, Co-President Linda lean Wrigley, and Vice President Ting Cosper. Sophomore Class Officers are on the move! This year, the officers of the class of 1990 are more spirited than ever. Nicole Kelley and Linda lean Wrigley share the duties of class President. Linda also plays softball and is a member of many clubs such as the Health Careers Club, Spanish Club and Student Advisory Committee. Nicole is a member of the Future Business Leaders of America Club. Ting Cosper, the Vice President, plays football, basketball, and track, as well as being a current member of the National Honor Society and the Computer Society. Secretary Jeff D'Angelo is a member of the soccer team and Media Club. Tishara Brickus, the secretary is also a member of the soccer team, National Honor Society, and Spanish Club. Ms. Simon and Miss Yelnosky, their co- advisors, are looking forward to tvvo more exciting years. Freshman Class Officers: President Rob Wells, Vice President Danny Schaal, and Secretary Christine Capate. Absent is Treasurer Nicole Ormsby. Beaming with the pride of representing the class of T99 i, freshmen class officers are special. They need to be hardvvorking because they help to organize the class and create school spirit. Class President Rob Wells was ex- tremely busy this year, balancing football and wrestling vvith his responsibilities of being an officer. Dan Schaal, Class Vice being an active ing and

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Hard at work, these Freshmen carefully prepare their work for Mechanical drawing, This is a new endeavor for the Freshmen. XM The Big Step For the Freshman class, this is an exciting year. We have been anticipating the beginning of our high school years long before Labor Day, and now the first day has finally come. As we walked through the Freshman hall we saw that every- one, in his own way, looked different, whether it was a new fall wardrobe, or just a new hairstyle, and now it was all beginning. We saw the difference between being l'mere eighth graders and l'big 9th graders as soon as school began. We felt tand looked, in many casesj much older. As we saw some of our younger friends, we couIdn't believe we were that, just 3 months before. lt was a great feeling, to know we were in the senior high school and not the junior high anymore. Now that we have finished ninth grade, we know what to expect for the next three years. Let's just hope they are as great as our freshman year! QW ,ff Y WMM 4 W Quickly becoming involved, the Freshmen created the field display. It didnt take long for the Freshmen to participate. 1 fi na s VVV! am ff Q 'M ' tw.- ,iw :W 'ii -1-f -fggvfcf'-af ff Q V V ,V :Q mb- -.... -' V . During a pre-game conference, Mr. Duffy and Rob Wells discuss strategy. Rob and the freshmen football team had a very successful season. to ni' 'I w w w .,,m, w ' ' M ' M - ' H ' eksfkafmifwfgwtkuftgtittsalavi? vb 1, 1, 1, is wtiifwftfaamzsfmiiiigfmim .5 525.5715 ggygmgwg, N, 'xiii' p :dk Q- FL 'ztflv 5 . Freshmen! 85