Paulsboro High School - Pegasus Yearbook (Paulsboro, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 182 of the 1985 volume:

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I, too, felt the freedom it felt. I, too, loved to fly. 5 .X Alma Mater By a mighty river deepened With each rising tide, P.H.S. our Alma Mater Stands a lasting guide. Chorus: Steadfast, loyal sons and daughters, Ready at thy call, Mind and heart we pledge that never Shall our banner fall. Ever mindful of thy teachings Side by side we stand, To preserve the sound traditions Of our school and land. All of our different creeds and races, We laid at thy shrine. From these gifts Thou took the finest To be wholly thine. Joseph Enos Tabl Of Contents HU k P wf,i Seniors ......... . 17 HAnD0Mr1EU7f Underclassmen . .49 M Q to , Pride Administration And Faculty . . 67 Activities .. .. . 85 Sports .. 123 I Honor my 16 Kp v rw l 1- QW!! You and your family are packed into the famil r, out for leasant Sunday drive to Bloomingdales in New York when you sud yourself, I wonder what it's like in Paulsboro. This so intrigues y that you cancel all previous plans in favor of finding out. Relax. Before you get out your map, which may or may not contain Paulsboro, let me offer a few samples of life in Paulsboro. It won't take much time, because, after all, Paulsboro is a small town. Okay, all settled back? Great, here we go. First, if you wish to live in Paulsboro, know how to drive. Always remember that Paulsboro streets are not known for their resemblance to super-highways. Now you may be saying to yourself, I can definitely live without that! , but before you classify Paulsboro as another industrial town, and throw this away, keep reading. There are good things about Paulsboro. All settled again? Sure, Paulsboro's not Philadelphia, but small means close. Now, walk down the street of your neighborhood. Make sure you smile and say hello to every person you see. What? They're taking you away? Gee, that's a shame. If you lived in Paulsboro they'd say hello to you. Feeling lonely now? Well, in Paulsboro yould probably find friends quickly. See, that's another good thing. You make and keep good, lasting friendships. What? Still not satisfied? Okay, picture this . . . a beautiful autumn sunset, the sky a brilliant red, and orange clouds tinged with goldg the sun slowly dipping into the horizon . . . and Mobil silhouetted against the sky. Success Night Flightg Soaring And Sailing Through M..h'15v-Q .p-Lf f '-is i if i9 is . W, JQTQ7 ' ' 3' -1 f1'f'1r E 'mit-J re Y V 1 .... , 'T l W M, 1 ,Egg if 13-f is a- '2 I C A -r Q , 4 i QE The Empty-Vaulted Night 5 fx 2. I 5 is i r, , Q j' Kx I , fx V- i C3 inn... it '?w,I,,L . , , '. ' - Dusk. Fading light burned across the darkening sky, leaving in its wake a scattering of shadows. Silhou- etted agains the horizon, its drapes lit with fiery color from the dying glow, was the balloon. Like the back- drop from a Hollywood movie set, it hung, suspended in time for a brief second between twilight and night. Stars, like candles in the darkness, guided it through the way from which it had come. The wind blew it toward the canyons, mirrors of red and gold. It flew, in that brief sus- pension of time, then was gone, a , moth in the night, gone only to reap- f pear when dusk should fall again. li ,. x. V '- 22, fa:-5234:-f Rember When . . . In September 1981, the Class of 1985 started our big year as Freshmen. Now we were considered in Senior High. With the help of our class officers, Pres. Chris Giovannitti, Vice Pres. Tina Cooper, Sec. Tracey Vic- tor, Treas. Lori Ann Kidd, Class Representatives: Crys- tal Galletta and Kay Widener, and our advisor Mr. Lynch. Our class was the first that needed 110 credits to graduate. We sold record albums and tapes to raise money for our senior trip. That first year as senior high students went slow, but soon we returned as sophomores. To lead us through the year, we elected Pres. Tina Cooper, Vice Pres. Chris Giovannitti, Sec. Tracey Victor, Treas. Lori Ann Kidd, Class Rep. Crystal Galletta and our advisor was Mr. Platt. We worked hard selling magazines and were rewarded by a trip to Great Adventure. Our slogan Filled with Energy, Filled with Pride, We're the Class of 85 was submitted by Lori Ann Kidd. For the first time, computer classes were offered at our school. This was also the year to order our class rings. Many of us watched the production of God- spell , which was enjoyed by all. The first half of our high school education was now completed. We were now juniors with officers, Pres. Tina Cooper, Vice Pres. Chris Giovannitti, Sec. Tracey Victor, Treas. Lori Ann Kidd, Class Rep. Crystal Gal- letta and our advisor was Mrs. Hilton. The asbestos was removed and a new P.A. system was put in. Mr. Palatucci took over the position as Principal, replacing Mr. Catando. Mr. Jones became the new Assistant Principal. The Hall of Honor and Student of the Month were initiated. We received our class rings in the fall Cwill you turn my ringl. Our senior portraits were taken. In April the play Once upon a Mattress was presented and again was a great success. To help with the cost of the Prom, we sold candy. In the spring we were put in charge of the Junior-Senior Prom, the theme being Perfect Combination , a song by Stacy Ladasaw and Johnny Gills. With the help of Purple Haze who provided music, lights, and haze',, the prom became a night we would never forget. The Pegasus was painted in the middle of the gym floor. Finally, in September 1984, we achieved the ultimate and became Seniors. It was at long last our chance to rule the school . We chose class officers. Pres: Robert fDarryD Herder, Vice Pres: Kelvin Orr, Sec: Tracey Victor, Treas: Lori Ann Kidd, Class Rep: Crystal Gal- letta and Wade Hulmes. Our advisors were Miss Miles and Mr. Limanni. We had our final fund-raiser selling Christmas cards. Along came Homecoming with the theme Fall Festi- val . Stacey Cowgill was our Student Council Pres. with Mr. Keepers as advisor. Our final stage production put on by Rev. and Mrs. Murphy was Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat . What we had been looking forward to for four years had finally arrived. We were off to four fun filled days in Florida. Upon our return all we could think about was Baccalaureate and finally GRADUATION!!! We experienced joy, yet sadness as our diplomas were placed in our hand. With the tidings of Congratula- tions and feelings of relief, we took that big sigh and tossed our caps high into the sky at school's end. Now we are leaving the hallowed halls of P.H.S., not as children but as adults, and as the future of our nation. All of this will remain with us throughout our lives when we say . . . Remember When . . . Stacey Cowgill 5-04 ff' f f 5 if f iwhwm 1- fi f 'V X w A gf 5 W Y J' X x y. 'Z Our Joys As Winged Dreams Do Fly The balloons rose into the air al- most all at once, as if a child had let them go to watch their brilliant col- ors drift away. Their soft folds were caressed by the wind, creating a wave of blues, reds, purples and greens in the afternoon sky. Set free they be- gan to soar to heights we observers could only dream about. They skimmed the clouds, wafting through them, disappearing to be- come brightly colored ships sailing from view. Then they were gone, floating toward the twilight, folds ablaze with light, soaring to touch the stars. IGH ff I A iv! E vw-'Q .T Read The Earth And Sean The Sky m , U, V . . M. . wang, RM 1 A 3 , r-.,..'F? 'v K ef- W i if 4' - - . -f :N l- xx xx W Q, ,- gm? Calendar Of QRS' Ya-H. S S Events -.M gf -1. --1. ,. as '4- 4-121 'Y 5 .49 , , ,, 5 ' g f' ,,f' 2 MZ? T V z??4 gg , f. . ff 2 With June behind us, and July well under way, summer found us at Wildwood, working, or meeting our friends at Don and Berts. The 1984 Summer Olympics began as well as the Presidential Primaries and the Jackson's Vic- tory Tour. The summer's hot movies were: Ghostbusters, Gremlins, Police Acade- my, The Karate Kidf' and Indiana Jones 8a The Temple of Doom. We mourned the deaths of actors Richard Burton, James Ma- son and writer Truman Capote. We were shocked when Vanessa Williams, the first Black Miss America, was forced to give up her crown after nude photos of her appeared in Penthouse magazine. September 5th, we began our senior year at a newly redone Paulsboro High School. Neon- colored lockers and repainted hallways gave the building a brighter look. Philadelphia was still our favorite city, hosting the Vice Presi- dential debates, which took place along with the presidential debates. We celebrated Homecoming with festivity in the air. Our favorite new movies were Purple Rain and Revenge of the Nerdsn. Two tragedies struck when John Facenda, the favorite Philadel- phia newscaster, died and 27 year old actor John Eric-Hexum, accidentially shot and killed himself. Winter finally arrived, bringing the winter sports with everyone eager to watch Raider's basketball and wrestling in action. Prince arrived in Philadelphia for a sold-out concert, and a few days later Thanksgiving was here, bringing the holiday season. Christmas and our winter break soon followed, and we were free to celebrate the holidays with our fam- ilies and friends. Our favorite group to warm the cold nights with was Genesis. , With the year half over, we started thinking Wlgmn about Florida on those really cold nights. Valentine's Day soon arrived, and romance was in the air. Eager for the year to be over, we began making plans for our futures. The year slowly drawing to a close, spring found us active in the Bloodmobile, which was a great success, and preparing last minute details before we left for Florida. The All Sports Banquet was a success and honor for those who attended. In April, we left for Florida and came back with many wonderful memories. Our last weeks as Paulsboro High School seniors gave us mixed feelings, but we were almost too busy to notice. After much prepa- ration, the Prom was finally here, and before we knew it, so were exams and finally gradua- tion. Our days at high school were over, but we would always carry the memories of being the Class of 1985 at Paulsboro High School. www, S X. .ji ,512 , E 'Y ' . Ain, I av , , has X, ,4 2,55 ' 5-655-'4- 9' 5' ff? '-1 -an --.. A -1' .14-Vie? EQ I-wi A Shoal Of Stars I T' F, ENIURS IIXX gas, Dr my .iq N E A A,-x gr ' . -MLQQZQEW ' ff? 'J 42 I L I, , banffaualv JOHN ANTHONY ACCORDINO NICKNAME: Toyman, Pubert DIS- TRICT: Gibbstown CAREER AIM: To be a successful heart surgeon and own a Porsche ACTIVITIES: Wres- tling 1, 2 FAVORITE SAYING: Hold on pal! You don't understand. EILEEN MARIE BARBER NICKNAME: Leen DISTRICT: Paulsboro CAREER AIM: To own and manage a male modeling agen- cy, and to be rich and happy Act.: Cheerleading 1-4 off. run. 1-4, home- coming comm. and court 4, NHS 3, 4: bloodmobile comm. 3, 4: ski club 3, stud. council 3, 4 FAVORITE SAY.: Don't say anything, but . . . ot In Vain May Be Th ED BAGINSKY NICKNAME: Baggs DISTRICT: Logan CAREER AIM: To become a high paid accountant ACTIVITIES: NHS 11, 12: student council 9, 10: -baseball FAVORITE SAYING: Yeah! Right. RENEE MARIE BAY NICKNAME: Hector DISTRICT: Paulsboro CAREER AIM: To have a happy life ACTIVITIES: Swimming and baseball, being with little chil- dren FAVORITE SAYING: I hate school and gym. KEITH MICHAEL BANKS NICKNAME: Banksy DISTRICT: Paulsboro CAREER AIM: To at- tend Drexel University and become an electrical engineer become rich and own a Ferrari ACTIVITIES: Jazz band 1-3: marching band 1-3, concert band 1-3 FAVORITE SAY- ING: Corny, dry, bite the towel. BARRY BECKETT NICKNAME: Leon DISTRICT: Gibbstown CAREER AIM: To be- come successful in whatever I choose to do after attending college ACTIV- ITIES: Football 1-4, golf 2-4, base- ball 1,jazz band 3, prom committee 3 Pride Of Those Who Survived BRENDA LEE BIERNACKI NICKNAME: Boy George DIS- TRICT: Paulsboro CAREER AIM: To be a MP in the Army for a few years and to pursue my singing ca- reer ACTIVITIES: Softball 1, 2: ri- fles 1, karate 4, office runner 1-4 FAVORITE SAYING: I want my MTV! THOMAS H. BRANDT, JR. NICKNAME: Tom DISTRICT: Gibbstown CAREER AIM: To be a successful computer technician and make a lot of money FAVORITE SAYING: Where's it at? .f-wi! JAMES ANTHONY BILDA NICKNAME: Jimbo DISTRICT: Gibbstown CAREER AIM: To be successful in my future and spend a happy life with Terri ACT. NHS 3, 4: bloodmobile 3, 4, bowling league, going out with Terri FAVORITE SAYING: Cut me a break! Muhuahua TRACEY LEE BROOKS NICKNAME: LadyBug DISTRICT: Paulsboro CAREER AIM: To get into selling real estate, move out of Paulsboro, settle down with that special someone and have a family, and be the greatest in whatever I do Act. March band 2, track 1 lib. aid 2-4 FAVORITE SAY.: Dig it! What's the deal? AARON BLANDING NICKNAME: Ice DISTRICT: Paulsboro CAREER AIM: To go to college and study psychology and be a great basketball player ACTIVI- TIES: Football 4, basketball 3, 43 track 2-4 FAVORITE SAYING: Chill out! ALAN JAY BUCKLEY NICKNAME: Buck DISTRICT: Gibbstown CAREER AIM: To al- ways have money to spend and not have to work for that meal ACTIVI- TIES: Wrestling 1-3 FAVORITE SAYING: Give him the growl! We Never Know, Believe Me FRANK J. BULLOCK NICKNAME: Bullock DISTRICT: Logan CAREER AIM: Electrical contractor ACTIVITIES: Voc. School FAVORITE SAYING: Where's it at? You're crazy THOMAS JAMES CANNING NICKNAME: Pick 6 DISTRICT Gibbstown CAREER AIM: To enter the military and make some special girl happy ACT.: Wrestling 1-2, foot- ball 1-3, track 1 FAVORITE SAY- ING: That's cool SCOTT ALLEN CAMPBELL NICKNAME: Har DISTRICT: Gibbstown CAREER AIM: Not to work for that meal the rest of my life and have my own harem of blondes, plus be Vice Pres. of Old Milwaukee ACT.: Basketball 1, baseball 4 foot- ball 1-4, FAV. SAYING: Working for that meal , Yo, what's up dude? PALMER CHRIS CARPENTER NICKNAME: Chris DISTRICT: Gibbstown CAREER AIM: To be- come a diesel mechanic ACTIVI- TIES: Track 2-4, choir 1-2 RONDA LEIGH CAMELI DISTRICT: Gibbstown ACTIVI- TIES: Softball 1-4, hockey 1, basket- ball 1, ski club 1-3 CAREER AIM: To get rich by winning the pick 6 lottery so I never have to work a day in my life FAVORITE SAYING: Who cares! 41 GEORGE DOUGLAS CARTHAN, JR. NICKNAME: Doug DISTRICT: Paulsboro CAREER AIM: To be successful in whatever I choose to do ACTIVITIES: Choir, gospel choir, prom committee, track FAVORITE SAYING: Where's it at!!! When We CHARLES C. CARTY, JR. NICKNAME: Carty DISTRICT: Logan CAREER AIM: To become a Class A mechanic ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1, Voc. 3-4 JOSEPH CHILA NICKNAME: Joe DISTRICT: Gibbstown CAREER AIM: To fur- ther my studies in the electrical field and be a success at whatever I do ACTIVITIES: Wrestling 1-4, Voc. School 3, 4 FAVORITE SAYING: Wonderful! Have Succeeded Best. I STACEY LEE CECALA NICKNAME: Stace DISTRICT: Paulsboro CAR. AIM: To own my own deli, have a 1985 Cutlass Olds, and go to Hawaii before I'm 21 ACT.: Hockey 1, 2, softball 1, 2: basketball 1, golf 3, yearbook, off. run. 2, 3: gift. tal. art, bloodmob. 3, 4 FAV. SAY.: Pressure builds character! KEITH CIPOLLA NICKNAME: Eggy Junior DIS- TRICT: Gibbstown CAREER AIM: I wanna rock ACTIVITIES: Track 1-4, cross country 2, jazz band 3 FA- VORITE SAYING: What? MICHAEL D. CESARO NICKNAME: Godfather DIS- TRICT: Gibbstown CAREER AIM: To be President of the Vatican Bank ACT.: March. band 1-3, jazz band 1- 2, ski club 1-2, NHS 3-4, bloodmo- bile 3-4, am announce. 4, school play 4, wind ensem. 2, stud. coun. skit 4 FAV. SAY: Life,s rough, pal!',, Shut up Crystal DAWN MARIE CLAYMAN NICKNAME: Face CAREER AIM: To be successful in whatever I decide to do and find that someone special DISTRICT: Gibbstown ACTIVI- TIES: Yearbook 3-4, ski club 1 FA- VORITE SAYING: Whatever it is I didn't do it! ,ELA A C 1, QMUKL u- we W, X, ,Aukx pi L, 9 V AAi 'eip MQ W If-' Q05 QQ 1 MV Wy wk N Cvfxtiyc A TIMOTHY B. COLLINS NICKNAME: Tim, Timber DIS- TRICT: Paulsboro CAREER AIM: To become successful in the future, get a well payingjob in computer sci- ence and go to college for 4 years ACTIVITIES: Basketball FAVOR- ITE SAYING: What's up dude, tfHey iv TINA L. COOPER NICKNAME: Lou , 8a 'LTee DIS- TRICT: Paulshoro CAREER AIM: To become a successful lawyer and make that special someone happy ACT.: Prom comm. 3, flo. comm. 1, 2: Pres. 2, 3: Vice Pres. 13 student coun. 1, 4: track 1-4, basket. 1, 25 hockey iCapt.J 1-4, Lib. Aid 33 boys basket. Stats 3, 4 FAV. SAY. : You're a messl: I hate you! A Hard Beginning ROBERT WAYNE COLNA NICKNAME: Bob, Little Bob, Re DISTRICT: Paulsboro CAREER AIM: To become a paramedic and run with Life Support 1, to further my music career, and to marry Sandy Hurff and raise a family AC- TIVITIES: Marching Band 1-4, jazz band 2-4, baseball 2 FAV. SAYING: Yo, What's Up: Hey, how ya doing: LISA COPELAND NICKNAME: Lisa DISTRICT: Gibbstown CAREER AIM: To be happy and be good in what I do AC- TIVITIES: Vocational School 1-4 JOSEPH ANDREW CONSTANTINO, JR. NICKNAME: Joe, Joe the Russian Bear DISTRICT: Gibhstown CA- REER AIM: To be a successful ma- son and have my own business ACTIVITIES: Voc Masonry 3, 4 FA- VORITE SAYING: What's up? STACEY BETH COWGILL NICKNAME: Stac Macey'l DIST. Paulsboro CAR. AIM: To he- come involved in politics and help our community and to live a happy, healthy life ACT.: Student Council Treas, 1, class rep. 2, V.P. 3, Pres. 4, con. ch. 2-4, cham, ch. 4, play 3, soft- ball stats 2-4, Prin. Adv. Comm. 3, 4: off. run. 3, 4: prom comm. 3, home- com. comm. 4, band man. 1-3, band 2, gallery 1, Pauls. 1, fl. Cilmm. 1-3 Makes A Good Endin HARRY PRESKER CRANE III NICKNAME: 'fBud DISTRICT: Gibbstown CAREER AIM: All I ask is either to become a D.J. so I can Rock the world or become a fam- ous actor ACT.: March. band 1-3, jazz band 1-2, conc. band 1-2, ski club 1, 3: homecom. comm. 4 FA- VORITE SAYING: Can I see your homework? 'AWhat's the problem now? PEARL D. DICK NICKNAME: Mearl DISTRICT: Gibbstown CAREER AIM: To be successful in life and in whatever I do, and to live a full and happy life with M.D. ACTIVITIES: Drill Team 1, cheerleading 2, softbal 1-4, guid. runner 2 FAVORITE SAY- ING: I don't know. Mike, come get me. DONNA JEANNE CUNDEY NICKNAME: Dee Cee, D DIS- TRICT: Gibbstown CAREER AIM: To become the highest paid comput- er programmer in the world ACTIV- ITIES: Softball 1-4, tennis 2-4, homecoming commitee, National Honor Society 3, 4 FAVORITE SAYING: I'm sooo embaressed! Hey Bern .... ROSEMARIE N. DiGUISEPPE NICKNAME: Roe DISTRICT: Gibhstown CAREER AIM: To go to college in California and become a computer tech. and he rich and pay back mom ACTIVITIES: Softball 1, hockey 4,'drill team 1, yearbook 4, office runner 2 FAVORITE SAY- ING: Oh well, excuse me. 8 its D wi M X L SANDRA LEIGH DeREMIGIO NICKNAME: Sandy, Sammoo, Moo, Dra DISTRICT: Gibbstown CAR. AIM: To he happy and suc- cessful in whatever I chose to do, and to have a hug forever ACT.: Softball 1-4, cross country 2-4, play 2-4, ski club 2-3, band 1-3, conc. ch. 3-4, Cham. choir 4, N.H.S. 3, 43 homecom. comm. 3, prom comm., bloodmobile 3, 4 FAV. SAY.: Yeah, What do I have, ESP? DENISE LYNN DiLEI,LA NICKNAME: D.D. Niesey DIS- TRICT: Gibbstown CAREER AIM: To go to college, graduate, and find a good paying, interestingjob ACTIV- ITIES: Homecoming committee, prom committee, softball 1, 25 girls basketball stats 1, 2 FAVORITE SAYING: Oh well, you know, but. You know how it is is. SUSAN LINDA DOBZANSKI NICKNAME: Suebie DISTRICT: Gibbstown CAREER AIM: To have a successful career in business ad- ministration ACTIVITIES: Field hockey 1-4, basketball 1, 2, 4: soft- ball 1-4g FAVORITE SAYING: I'm only kiddin' DONNA MARIE FIORILE DISTRICT: Paulsboro CAREER AIM: To be very happy and to make all my dreams come true ACTIVI- TIES: Yearbook FAVORITE SAY- ING: Ya know Life Has No Blessing' SHARON LYNN DOERRMANN NICKNAME: Shalynnie DIS- TRICT: Gibbstown CAREER AIM: To be an elementary school teacher ACTIVITIES: Softball 1-4, ski club 1-4, marching band 1-4, tennis 2, prom comm., basketball and football stats 1-4 FAVORITE SAYING: MY CAR!!! LESHA LYNN FORMICA NICKNAME: Lesh DISTRICT: Paulsboro CAREER AIM: To live a happy life with Alex: have success in life and a big house. To win the Iot- tery so I will never have to work AC! TIVITIES: Basketball 1-2, softball 1, 2, 4: Karate 4 FAVORITE SAY- ING: What's the beef ROSEMARIE ESPOSITO NICKNAME: Roe DISTRICT: Gibbstown CAREER AIM: To goto college and become a successful legal secretary and live a happy, healthy, wealthy life ACTIVITIES: Student Council 2 FAVORITE SAYING: NOT FOR NOTI-IIN', BUT. . . ANTHONY JOSEPH FRANCESCO NICKNAME: Tony, Streets DIS- TRICT: Paulsboro CAREER AIM: To achieve success and happiness in the career I choose to become a gyn. in California FAVORITE SAYING: Yah, right! Like A Prudent Friend ALDRICK GAINES NICKNAME: Guy DISTRICT: Paulsboro CAREER AIM: To go to California ACTIVITIES: Weight lifting FAVORITE SAYING: What's up JEFFREY EDWARD GENTILE NICKNAME: Jugster DISTRICT: Gibbstown CAREER AIM: To fur- ther my education and become suc- cessful in whatever I choose to do ACTIVITIES: Wrestling 1, baseball 1-4, football 1-4 W? E a CRYSTAL ANN ANGELINA GALLETTA NICKNAME: Chris, Galoot DIS.: Paulsboro CAR. AIM: To become a success acc't and live a happy and pros. life: get married with the one I love ACT.: Class Rep. 1-43 stud. coun. sec. 2, rob. ch. 2-4, cham. ch. 3, 4: school play 3, 4: march. band 1-4, flag capt. 4, gall. 1-4, ed. 4: pauls. 1, prom comm. 3, fl. comm. 1-3, home- com. comm. 4, jazz band man. 1-3, off. run. 1 FAV. SAY. : Scroll! Need a pen Har? Ask me if I care! CHRISTINA ANGELINA GIOVANNITTI NICKNAME: Chris DISTRICT: Paulsboro CAREER AIM: To be the best at whatever I choose to do and be happy ACTIVITIES: Sudent council 1-4, track 1-4, prom commit- tee, float 1, 3: off. run, 1-2, Paulsent, FAVORITE SAYING: YOU KNOW WHAT I MEAN MICHAEL VINCENT GARGANO, JR. NICKNAME: Mick DISTRICT: Gibbstown CAREER AIM: To fur- ther my education and be successful in a career of law enforcement AC- TIVITIES: Office runner 3, 4 FA- VORITE SAYING: Hey, Jeff!! What's this answer? 3 TIMOTHY DANIEL GLEASON NICKNAME: Tim DISTRICT: Gibbstown CAREER AIM: To be successful CHANNING GREGORY GOOD NICKNAME: Goodie, Gremlin DIS- TRICT: Paulsboro CAREER AIM: To become successful in whatever I choose to do ACTIVITIES: Football 4, wrestling I-4, FAVORITE SAY- ING: Whats upl Check it out! I vf KATHY LEA GREEN NICKNAME: Kath DISTRICT: Gibbstown CAREER AIM: To lead a successful and exciting life AC- TIVITIES: Tennis FAVORITE SAYING: Knock yourself out! Life Is To MARK STEPHEN GORDON NICKNAME: Flash DISTRICT: Paulsboro CAREER AIM: To make more than minimum wage ACTIVI- TIES: Baseball 2-4 FAVORITE SAYING: I don't know SABRINA RENEE GREEN NICKNAME: Brina, J.B., Bree DIS- TRICT: Paulsboro CAREER AIM: To have lots of money and be suc- cessful in whatever I do ACT. : Bas- ketball I, and 2-3, prom comm., keeping my academic standards up FAVORITE SAYING: Life goes on! Be Fortified FRANK HOWARD GRAY NICKNAME: Frank DISTRICT: Paulsboro CAREER AIM: To be successful in whatever I choose to do in life ACTIVITIES: Football 1-4, baseball I-2, Voc. School 3-4 FA- VORITE SAYING: Ya Right! , C .X WANDA J. GROVE ' NICKNAME: Wan DISTRICT: Paulsboro CAREER AIM: To live a most successful life, make lots of money and be with the one I love ACTIVITIES: Yearbook FAVOR- ITE SAYING: Are you going to sleep? By Many Friendships LAWRENCE GUINAUGH NICKNAME: Larry DISTRICT: Gibbstown CAREER AIM: To get a job ACTIVITIES: Wrestling 2 TRACEY HARRIS NICKNAME: TiEira DIST.: Pauls- boro CAREER AIM: A career work- ing with children: a social worker or child psy. ACT.: Band 1-4, C.G. capt. 1-2, Lib. aide 1-2, cross count. 1, con. ch. 1-2, cham. 1, gos. ch. 1-2, Paul- sent. 1-2, Gall, 1-2, stud. coun. 1-2, FAV. SAY.: No she didn't . . . I don't believe it. TERRI LYNN HADLEY NICKNAME: Ter, Blondie, Buddy DIST: Gibbstown CAR. AIM: To own my own magazine corp., become success. in journ. and have a happy life with Jim ACT.: School play 1-4, drama club 2, yearbook ed. 3, 4, Stud. of. month 3, Gall. Ed. 4, off. run. 4, Gov. School Nom. 3, A.M. Announce. 4, Stud. Coun. skit 4 FAV. SAY.: Go for it! muhuahua JULIA B. HASKINS NICKNAME: Juna DISTRICT: Paulsboro CAREER AIM: To be good at whatever I decide to do FA- VORITE SAYING: What happened? STEVEN HARDY NICKNAME: Steve DISTRICT: Paulsboro CAREER AIM: Be suc- cessful in whatever I choose FA- VORITE SAYING: Yo! what's up? ROBERT DARRYL HERDER NICKNAME: Darryl DIST.: Gibb- stown CAR, AIM: Computer Engi- neering: to enjoy life to the fullest and to obtain the epitome of success Act.: March, band 1, JA 1, prom comm. 3, Governors School recip., MITE recip., at Rutgers Univ. 4, homecoming comm. 4, Class Pres. 4 FAVORITE SAYing: I'm Sorry! Much Of The Wisdom Of One Age MICHAEL HERZBERG DISTRICT: Gibbstown CAREER AIM: Successful businessman Fa- vorite Saying: Let's Jam TERRI LYNN HUGHES DISTRICT: Logan NICKNAME: Ter, Tern CAREER AIM: To be suc- cessful and happy in whatever I choose to do ACTIVITIES: Softball 1-4 FAVORITE SAYING: Wat-cha got, who cares CAROL ANN HOE DISTRICT: Gibbstown NICK- NAME: Ho-ho ACTIVITIES: Choir 1, bloodmobile 4, Candy Striping 3-4 CAREER AIM: To graduate from college and become a successful R.N. and make Mom and Dad proud WADE SPENCER HULMES DISTRICT: Gibbstown NICK- NAME: Swade CAREER AIM: To become a pharmacist ACTIVITIES: Baseball 1-4, football 1-4, basketball 1, stud. coun. class rep. 4, off. run. 2- 4, homecom. comm 4 prom comm 3 KEITH HOGLE DISTRICT: Paulsboro NICK- NAME: Kiki, I-Iogleboom CAREER AIM: To have a successful and hap- py life and to stay with Kelly AC- TIVITIES: Cross country 2-4, track 3-4 FAVORITE SAYING: You're crazy VICTORIA LYNN HURST DISTRICT: Gibbstown NICK- NAME: Vikki CAREER AIM: To be happy and successful at whatever I choose to do, to build a future with Richard Riccardi, and to make my family proud ACTIVITIES: Tennis 1, library aid 4 FAVORITE SAY- ING: Whatever floats your boat Is The Fell Of The JOSEPH R. JULIANO DISTRICT: Gibbstown NICK- NAME: Joe CAREER AIM: To be a great chef ACTIVITIES: Baseball 1- 3 FAVORITE SAYING: You know the deal 5 1 LORI ANN KIDD DIST.: Paulsboro NICKNAME: Butter-cup CAREER AIM: To re- ceive an Assoc. Degree in Exec. Sec., find a well paying job, get married, have two children and live a long, happy life filled with love ACT.: Class Treas. 1-4, Stud. Coun. Rep. 2- 4, basketball 1, hockey 1-3, track stat. 2-4, N.I-I.S. 4 JEAN KELLY DISTRICT: Gibbstown NICK- NAME: Jeanie CAREER AIM: To further my education and make my family happy ACTIVITIES: Cheer- leading 1, Flags 1, cross country 1, student council 1, voc. school 3, 4 FAVORITE SAYING: Give me a call KAREN LYNN KLINGER DISTRICT: Gibbstown CAREER AIM: To be successful in becoming a nurse and to live a happy life AC- TIVITIES: Choir 1-4, homecom. comm. 4, guid, run. 4, school play 4, bloodmobile 4 FAVORITE SAY- ING: Oh boy, I'm so embarrassed Next GERALD KIDD NICKNAME: JK CAREER AIM: To join the Army ACTIVITIES: Football FAVORITE SAYing: What's up? JULIE A. KOKO DISTRICT: Gibbstown NICK- NAME: Koko-nuts, Juls CAREER AIM: To always have that special someone, to be wealthy and to have everything I ever wanted in life ACT.: Cheerleading 4, mat maid 2, off. run. 2, 3: ski club 2, yearbook 3, 4, homecoming ct. 4 FAV. SAY.: You're kidding, Pearl: I'm hungry, let's eat Belief In A Future Life WILLIAM JOHN LEASH NICKNAME: The King DIS- TRICT: Gihbbstown CAREER AIM: To own and operate Anheuser- Busch, Inc.: To become a millionaire and have ten of the most beautiful women in the world live with me ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2: base- ball 1, 3, 4, basketball 1 FAVORITE SAYING: Yo, Har, Youlre a Iightweighter JOHN A. 'LUDWIGSEN . NICKNAME: Lud DISTRICT: Gibbstown CAREER AIM: To be- come successful in life ACTIVI- TIES: Track 1-4, cross country 2, 4g marching band 1-3, jazz band 1, 2 FAVORITE SAYING: I'm sorry: Bananumb ED LENTZ DISTRICT: Paulsboro CAREER AIM: To buy a house in the country with a lot of property, and to have my own business ACTIVITIES: Working FAVORITE SAYING: Where's the party? WILLIAM ALLEN LYTLE III NICKNAME: Bill DISTRICT: Paulsboro CAREER AIM: To pur- sue a prosperous career in theUSAF ACTIVITIES: Tennis 2-4 FAVOR- ITE SAYING: Looking for a friend? W3 JOSEPH DAVID LERCH NICKNAME: Joe DISTRICT: Paulsboro CAREER AIM: To at- tend college, become successful in music, and live a happy life with R.S. ACT.: Marching band 8, 1-4, jazz band8, 1-4, ski club 8, 1-4, school musical 3, 4g NHS, choir accompa- nist, student council RICHARD JOHN MADEN NICKNAME: Mitch DISTRICT: Logan CAREER AIM: I aim to bet- ter myself in this world of work: presently, I am in auto-body AC- TIVITIES: Wrestling 1, 2: Vocation- al 3, 4, FAVORITE SAYING: Tryin' to sleep 9 Is The Appetite Of Reason DOMINIC A. MANZONI NICKNAME: Dom DISTRICT: Paulsboro CAREER AIM: To go to college ACTIVITIES: Football 1, baseball 1, wrestling I-4, cross coun- try 2-4, track 2-4 JACQUELINE MICHAEL NICKNAME: Jackie DISTRICT: Paulsboro CAREER AIM: To be successful in the banking and fi- nance field ACTIVITIES: off. run 3, 4: year book 4 hw? 2 MICHAEL CMcKISHENl RILEY DISTRICT: Gibbstown CAREER AIM: United States Marine Corps FAVORITE SAYING: Nothing is something. JENNIFER MILANESE NICKNAMEg Jenn, Jenru, Roo DISTRICT: Gibbstown CAREER AIM: To graduate college, stand on my own two feet, and always be loved. ACT.: Track I-3, play 1-3, marching band 1,2: yearbook 3, ski club 3, cham. ch. 3, 4: rob. ch. 3, 4: S.J. Chor.'4, homecoming comm. 4, tennis 4 FAV. SAY.: Yo man. DAWN MARIE MEYER NICKNAME: Dawn DISTRICT: Gibbstown CAREER AIM: To go to college and live happily ever after. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1, guid- ance runner 3, homecoming com- mitte 4, boys basketball stats 4, softball 4 WILLIAM DAVID MINIX NICKNAME: Bill DISTRICT: Gibbstown CAREER AIM: To be a Marine and a successful diesel me- chanic ACTIVITIES: Vocational School 1, 2: Diesel Truck Repair 1, 2 ALBERT LAWENCE MOODY, JR. NICKNAME: Moon DISTRICT: Paulsboro CAREER AIM: Go to col- lege and become a track star some- day and live a good life ACTIVITIES: Track, football, bas- ketball FAVORITE SAYING: What's up, cuz? SHEILA LYNN MURSCHELL NICKNAME: Sheil, Sheela, Bean DIST.: Gibbstown CAR. AIM: To go to college, get a good job, have a fam- ily, and fulfill all my dreams ACT.: Hockey 2-3, basketball 2, softball 1, 2, 4, off. run. 1-3, mat maid 4, home- coming comm. 4, march. band 1, stud. coun. 4, yearbook 4, bloodmob. 4 FAV. SAY.: Nah-uhlg Sol Ever LAWENCE J. MORAN, JR. NICKNAME: Moran DISTRICT: Paulsboro CAREER AIM: To re- ceive my electric licence and make lots of money ACTIVITIES: Voc 3, Paulsboro Ambulance Squad 4, Paulsboro Town Watch 1 FAVOR- ITE SAYING: Get Lost ROBERT MUSE NICKNAME: Ice Man DISTRICT: Paulsboro CAREER AIM: Pro Foot- ball Activities: Football, basketball, track FAVORITE SAYING: Hey, What's up , Wher's the girl? Man's Life TERRENCE THOMAS MORINA NICKNAME: Terry, Turk, Space- DIST.: Gibbstown CAREER AIM: To go in the Air Force and be a good mechanic ACTIVITIES: Band 1-2 FAVORITE SAYING: What the heck? KELLY MYERS NICKNAME: Kel DISTRICT: Gibbstown CAREER AIM: To be successful in what ever I do ACTIV- ITIES: Voc 1-4 FAVORITE SAY- ING: I love you, Gary Is A Plan Of God DAVID ANTHONY NASTASI NICKNAME: Dave DISTRICT: Paulsboro CAREER AIM: To be- come rich, famous, and live a long happy life and go in the entertain- ment business ACT.: Concert band 1, homecoming Comm. 4, yearbook 4 FAVORITE SAY.: I don't believe this: What a bonehead LOUISE ANN O'BRIEN NICKNAME: Lu, Weez, MT, DIS- TRICT: Gibbstown CAREER AIM: To become the Eighth Wonder of the World ACTIVITIES: Hockey 1- 2, basketball 1-2, softball 1, mat maid 1, 2, 4: blood mob. 3-4, home- coming comm. and court 4 FAVOR- ITE SAYING: It's been reall I'll be right back JACLYNN NIEMI NICKNAME: Jackie, Jack DIS- TRICT: Gibbstown CAREER AIM: To become a legal secretary, to go where I know I'll be happiest, and to acquire the name I've always wanted ACT.: Mat maid 1, float comm. prom comm. 3, home FAVORITE SAY.: But got to be kidding! BERNADETTE O'LEARY NICKNAME: Bernie: Bern: Bo Dis- trict: Gibbstown CAREER AIM: To be a successful architect and have all of my dreams come true ACTIVI- TIES: Cross country 2, basketball stats 2, homecoming comm. 3 FA- VORITE SAYING: Try Washing: I Love Him!! 2 ALLEN NUNES Louie DISTRICT: CAREER AIM: Professional arness Driver FAVORITE SAY- G: Yeah! KELVIN ORR NICKNAME: Louie DISTRICT: Paulsboro CAREER AIM: To at- tend college become an accountant ACTIVITIES: Football, Vice Presi- dent N.H.S., Vice President Senior Class SHARON LEE OSWALD NICKNAME: Mell Mell DIS- TRICT: Paulsboro CAREER AIM: To be successful in accounting and in photography FAVORITE SAY- ING: No way-you wish ERNEST W. PARKS, JR. NICKNAME: Ernie DISTRICT: Paulsboro CAREER AIM: Plan to be successful in everything I do, start a family and employment with magne steel ACT.: Football 1-3, wrestling 1, 3, 4, basketball 2, base- ball 1-4, play 1-2, homecoming comm. 3-4, prom comm. 3-4, Weight- lifting club 3-4 FAVORITE SAY.: You aint Bad , and I got your little boy Sandy! The Future Is Alwa if Xnfl fv l IXUU fm . JQEQLMQXIQJXEMA5 EQ X Xl! JAMES PANDOLFO NICKNAME: Jim DISTRICT: Gibbstown CAREER AIM: To be successful in whatever I do ACTIVI- TIES: Football 1-4, baseball 1-4, wrestling 1, NHS, homeroom rep. 1 FAVORITE SAYING: Yeah-right! C Z. Jia 99 N Lx KIMBERLEY A. PARKER NICKNAME: Kim DISTRICT: Paulsboro CAREER AIM: To go to business school, become rich and live a happy and outgoing life AC- TIVITIES: Cheerleading 1-4, prom comm. 3-4, homecoming comm. 4 FAVORITE SAYING: What's up! S.A.J. Q1 Q2 5.1 JL! DAWN MICHELE PATTON NICKNAME: Jude, Putts DIS- TRICT: Gibbstown CAREER AIM: To seek a successful career and find happiness in life ACT.: Matmaid 1, float 1, 3, ski club 1-4, prom comm. homecoming comm., stud. coun. 2-4, cheerleading 1-4 FAVORITE SAY.: I don't care! DAWN MARIE PEARCE NICKNAME: Crack, bubble-head- ed-bleach-blonde DISTRICT: Gibb- stown CAREER AIM: To become a photographerfprinter, and to live life to the fullest extent ACTIVI- TIES: Matmaid 1, office runner 2, yearbook FAVORITE SAYING: You tool. O A em Lf' TQ: W W l wi M tt U, Fair 1 1125 , Lf I D5 A M21 1 L LAWRENCE FRANKLIN PEDRICK NICKNAME: La DISTRICT: Gibbstown CAREER AIM: To be- come proficient at whatever I decide to do and just enjoy the subtleties of life ACTIVITIES: Voc. 3-4 FAVOR- ITE SAYING See ya! WENDY LYNEE PIERCE DISTRICT: Gibbstown CAREER AIM: To be successful in whatever I do and look forward to a beautiful future. FAVORITE SAYING: Shut up, so what -4 KVKI V55 I '59 fl AW' ,M W DONNA PHILIPP NICKNAME: Sister Bowl DIS- TRICT: Paulsboro CAREER AIM: To become a nurse ACTIVITIES: Flags 2, office runner, Honor Soci- ety, karate 4 SAMUEL NICHOLAS PINIZZOTTO NICKNAME: Sailor DISTRICT: Paulsboro CAREER AIM: Comput- er or electronics engineer ACTIVI- TIES: Golf 1-4, marching band 1-4, concert band 1-4,jazz band 2-4, mus- cial 85, G.C.C.C.W. 1-4, computer club 1-4 FAVORITE SAYING: Banamanumb The Young DAVID ELIJAH PICKETT NICKNAME: Honey, Dave DIS- TRICT: Paulsboro CAREER AIM: To become a CPA, to become rich, to help people ACT.: Concert choir 1-4, chamber choir 3-4, gospel choir 3-4, plays 2-4, South Jersey Choir 3-4, ar- chery 1 FAVORITE SAYING: Hi Dawn: hey: that's dorkish ANTHONY JOHN PINO NICKNAME: Tony DISTRICT: Gibbstown CAREER AIM: Hope- fully pursue a career in computer science or related field ACTIVI- TIES: Concert band 1-4,jazz band 1- 4, wind ensemble 2, marching band 2-4 FAVORITE SAYING: Do your trig? PETER POLLICINO NICKNAME: Petie CAREER AIM: To be the best in anything I do AC- TIVITIES: Football 2-4, tennis 2-4, vocational school 3, 4 FAVORITE SAYING: What's up! Let Us Love Life LAURA PONTER NICKNAME: Munchkin DIS- TRICT: Paulsboro CAREER AIM: To travel around the world and be successful in whatever I do ACTIVI- TIES: Choir 1-3: yearbook 4: office runner 4 FAVORITE SAYING: That's cool we fry DORA LEE REED NIC NAME: Dorie do DISTRICT: Paulsboro CAREER AIM: To be SU successful in cosmetology and make lots of money ACTIVITIES: Voca- tional school I, II: chorus I FAVOR- ITE SAYING' So Do me a favor? KENNETH ROBERT RAIVELY, JR., NICKNAM: Rave's, Lamar DIS- TRICT: Paulsboro CAREER AIM: To play professional baseball, to marry Valerie and to be successful at whatever I do ACTIVITIES: Base- ball 1-4 FAVORITE SAYING: I didn't do it. Please? Vamp VM? It-:W FRANK PURNELL JR. NICKNAME: Frankie DISTRICT: Paulsboro CAREER AIM: To at- tend College, become a success in business, get married and settled down to enjoy all aspects of love, life and LoriAnn ACTIVITIES: Foot- ball 1-4: basketball 2, 4: N.H.S. 3-4: track 1, 2 FAVORIT SAYING: Shut ug! CHRISTINE MARIE REISTLE NICKNAME: Chris DISTRICT: Logan CAREER AIM: To be a com- merical artist and to live a long, hap- py life ACTIVITIES: Freshmen basketball, vocational school I, II, choir 1-3 FAVORITE SAYING: Oh well, no biggy 1 4 l I 3 x l And Feel The Value Of It RICHARD PAUL REISTLE, JR., NICKNAME: Reis, Rich DIS- TRICT: Paulsboro CAREER AIM: To become very successful in the field oflaw enforcement and to mar- ry the one I love CT.S.J ACTIVI- TIES: Baseball 1-4, basketball 1-2, cross country 3, 4: off. run. 3, 4, Ka- rate 4, yearbook 4 FAVORITE SAY- ING: What's up dude: I want you JAMES RUTTER, JR. NICKNAME: Jim DISTRICT: Paulsboro CAREER AIM: Go into the Navy, and finish trade school ACTIVITIES: Football 2, 4: wes- tling 3, 4: track 2-4 FAVORITE SAYING: What's up: what's new? DAVID ALONZO ROOTS NICKNAME: Davey, Lonzo DIS- TRICT: Paulsboro CAREER AIM: To become a successful business man and enjoy life with T.K. AC- TIVITIES: Library Aide 3, 4, stu- dent council I-3, basketball mgr. 2, track 3, baseball 2, prom comm. 4, float comm. 3 FAVORITE SAYING: Get out of here! I DAVID PAUL SANDERS NICKNAME: W.D. DISTRICT: Gibbstown CAREER AIM: To be an electronic technician ACTIVITIES: Ski Club FAVORITE SAYING: Hey Bogeylg roll'em DESIREE RUSSIAN NICKNAME: Dizzy Des DIS- TRICT: Paulsboro CAREER AIM: To be a local secretary, and be suc- cessful in it: marry the one I love and be happy for the rest of my life FA- VORITE SAYING: Lets go and S-All IKIVJTAI- , ,ug 405' RENEE ROSETTE SANDERS NICKNAME: Randy, dimples DIS- TRICT: Paulsboro CAREER AIM: To continue living up to my unre- seved dedication to Jehovah and make furniture for the Bethel homes: pursue a career in carpentry ACTIVITIES: Chorus 1-4, main of- fice runner2-4 FAVORITE SAY- ING: Foreal?! ,Lf PAUL R. SCHULTZ, JR. NICKNAME: Schultzie DIS- TRICT: Gibbstown CAREER AIM: Go to college and get an A.P. and become a business major to make good money ACTIVITIES: Football 1-4, wrestling 1-4, baseball 1, weight- lifting 1-4 FAVORITE SAYING: O.K. fine STEVEN J. SMITH NICKNAME: Smiy DISTRICT: PAULSBORO CAREER AIM: To be a millionare ACTIVITIES: Track FAVORITE SAYING: What it is! He Most Lives Who Thinks Most, Feels The MICHAEL P. SEIVARD NICKNAME: Buzzard DISTRICT: Logan CAREER AIM: To earn plen- ty of money ACTIVITIES: Ski club 3-4 FAVORITE SAYING: Yeah TIMOTHY J. SOPKO NICKNAME: Sop DISTRICT: Gibbstown CAREER AIM: To be a professional mountain man: to be a better mechanic then I am now and to earn the money I work for AC- TIVITIES: Voc. 1, 2 FAVORITE SAYING: Where's the party? Illl kill you, squirrel. EDWARD JAMES SHOLDERS NICKNAME: Ed DISTRICT: Gibb- stown CAREER AIM: To be suc- cessful in whatever I choose to do ACTIVITIES: Yearbook, Home- room rep. 3, homecoming comm. 4 FAVORITE SAYING: Oh my God. DOUGLAS STETSER NICKNAME: DOUG DISTRICT: Gibbstown CAREER AIM: To be- come a famous architect and own a Mercedes ACT.: Concert choir 2-4, chamber choir 2-4, school play 2-4, N.l-I.S. 3-4, march. band 1-2, All S.J. Chorus 3-45 All State Chorus 4 FA- VORITE SAYING: C'est la vie 38 I oblest, Acts The DEAN P. TASSI NICKNAME: Tassi DISTRICT: Gibbstown CAREER AIM: To be- come a Sgt. in the Army before I turn 21. ACTIVITIES: Freshmen choir, yearbook 3-4, concert choir 2- 4 FAVORITE SAYING: Yo man what it is DEBORAH TRANQUILLO NICKNAME: Debbie, Ditty, Sherry DISTRICT: Gibbstown CAREER AIM: To become successful in what- ever I choose to do in life. ACTIVI- TIES: Girls softball manager 1, 2, 4 FAVORITE SAYING: I don't know, What are you cloin'? uh-huh CONNIE SUE TAYLOR NICKNAME: Harlem DISTRICT: Paulsboro CAREER AIM:To be a successful secretary, and lead a fun loving life with the one I love-Marty! FAVORITE SAYING: Dig it! Best I BRYANT KEITH TRADER NICKNAME: Ek-Ek DISTRICT: Gibbstown CAREER AIM: Go to college, to major in communication and play football, and to be success- ful in life making money in whatever I choose to do ACTIVITIES: Foot- ball 1-3, wrestling 1-3, track FA- VORITE SAYING: What's up, THERESA ANN TRICKLEBACK NICKNAME: Tease DISTRICT: Paulsboro CAREER AIM: To go to college and become a professional phototgrapher. ACTIVITIES: Print I, II, yearbook 3-4 FAVORITE SAY- ING: Wait a minute, Dad, can I have some money what's happening? MICHAEL M. TURTON NICKNAME: Face, Turtle DIS- TRICT: Paulsboro CAREER AIM: To become successful as a cop and live for ever. ACTIVITIES: Home- coming comm., march. hand 1-2,jazz band 1-2, tennis 2 FAVORITE SAY- ING: I don't care, forget it RONALD J. VALENTINO NICKNAME: Ron DISTRICT: Gibbstown CAREER AIM: To sail the seven seas and find treasures. ACTIVITIES: Voc. I, II, FAVOR- ITE SAYING: Nahhhh! 39 The Shaping O Our Life I Our A i KIMBERLY ANN VICERE NICKNAME: Kim DISTRICT: Paulsboro CAREER AIM: To live a happy and successful life. ACTIVI- TIES: Cheerleanding 1-4, yearbook 4, office runner 2-4, homecoming comm. 4, homecoming queen 4 FA- VORITE SAYING: I'm only joking DIANE WALLACE NICKNAME: WaWa DISTRICT: Paulsboro CAREER AIM: To go to college and to be successful in what ever I do ACTIVITIES: Track 1-4 basketball 1-3, hockey 1-4. FAVOR- ITE SAYING: I' don't know. Own Work CURTIS VICTOR NICKNAME: Curt DISTRICT: Paulsboro CAREER AIM: To be- come a corp. lawyer TRACY LYNELL VICTOR NICKNAME: Trace DISTRICT: Paulsboro CAREER AIM: To be- come a very successful surg. tech. and make someone very happy AC- TIVITIES: Class sec. 1-4, student coun. 1-4, basketball 1, 2: cheerlead- CHARLES EDWARD WEIDLER NICKNAME: Chuck DISTRICT Paulsboro CAREER AIM: To be- come a successful doctor ACTIVI- TIES: Computer club, ski club 3 Nat. Honor Soc. 8-4, golf 4 FAVOR- ITE SAYING: I can relate to that. ing 1, float comm. 1, 3 prom homecom. comm. NW.. KAY ANN WIDENER NICKNAME: Kay DISTRICT: Paulsboro CAREER AIM:To earn a lot of money in the commerical art field and get what I want out of life with a very special person ACTIVI- TIES: Basketball 1-4, voc. school 3- 4, FAVORITE SAYING: Whats up'?, Did you see Tom? FRED WILSON We Live In Deeds, Not Years NICKNA Q' Paulsboro ' A 'f P4 ' I To be an officer in t A if A IVITIES: Wrestling 1- 4- f E SAYING: It wasn't me, IC U T It I, 5 S Iii A, STEPHEN ANOTHONY WILLIAMS DISTRICT: Paulsboro CAREER AIM: To become a hair dresser AC- TIVITIES: Track, wrestling. ff MIKE WILLIAMS NICKNAME: Jim, Mike. DIS- TRICT: Paulsboro CAREER AIM: To go into aeronautical engineering ACTIVITIES: Baseball 1-3 415 SHANNON WILLIAMS NICKNAME: Dimples DISTRICT: Paulsboro CAREER AIM: To be a R,N, buy a home and be good moth- er to Jason and Justin ACTIVI- TIES: Dancing, playing with the kid'stoys with them FAVORITE SAYING: What? ' NICKNAME: B.E., FRODOR DIS- TRICT: Logan CAREER AIM: Af- ter college, have a family and be successful at doing whatever I do and getting what I want ACTIVI- TIES: Football 1-4, wrestling 1-4, bloodmobile 3-4 and weightlifting 1- 4 JAMES ELDRICH WOOD, JR. NICKNAME: Woody, Junnie DIS- TRICT: Paulsboro CAREER AIM: To be successful in what ever I chose in life ACTIVITIES: Football 1-4, track 2-4, wrestling 1-4, gifted-tal- ented art FAVORITE SAYING: What's happening? JOHN CALHOUN WORTHY NICKNAMEz Worthy, DISTRICT: Paulsboro CAREER AIM: To go to college and play football and become successful in what ever I do ACTIV- ITIES: Football 1-4, basketball 1-4. FAVORITE SAYING: That,s funked. 41 MQW 42 l President Darryl Herder Vice President Kelvin Orr Secretary Lori Ann Kidd Treasurer Tracey Victor Representative Wade Hulmes Representative Crystal Galletta Class 0 1985 Senior r 4 l A Most Popular Friendliest Donna Fiorile and Bill Leash Joe Constantino and Dawn Patton Best Personality Scott Campbell and Tracey Harris Most Modest Paul Schultz and Lori Ann Kidd Who's Who A 4 , 5 Best Looking Kim Vicere and Jeff Gentile N icest Smile Kelvin Orr and Rene Sanders Best Dressed John Worthy and Jackie Niemi l Cutest Couple Gloria Young and Guy Gaines , f if! i i , W I 1 ,Q ,, PM e X Most Studious Most Likely To Succeed Eileen Barber and Charles Weidler Donna Phillip and Jim Bilda Most Quiet Ed Sholders and Laura Ponter Did The Most For PHS Biggest Flirts Alan Buckley and Julie Koko Most Talkative Darryl Herder and Tina Cooper Best Dancers Harry Crane and Brenda Biernacki Class Clowns Sheila Murschell and Bill Lytle ,MU Most Musical Most Athletic Stacey Cowgill and Joe Lerch Sue Dobzanski and Jim Pandolfo 5 3 5 . 1 E s 3 Shortest Boy, Tallest Girl Shortest Girl, Tallest Boy Channing G00d and Donna Cundey Roe DiGuiseppe and Curtis Victor UNDERCLASSMEN .. 4:1 - 5 lf' 1 .Q -3, L ... J DMV, Anam- 4 E ! Q QE, Ji lfiklf '- if K , 3' ilffiisilsi xx 'QNX XX N , , Q. i, ' gr W2 X 21? .. YT. Q gm XX X K as it X , , in H X . fS:,.' N-f.:aiiLaLs?e1. -xg.: . 1 , N X it X X 1. Qkxx X N' r X ss X X .. X , N, Bryant Bagby, Teresa Banks, Walter Banks, Simone Bey, Mike Bowen, Mike Brady, Nancy Briggs, Suzanne Brown, Susan Burt, Gina Ca- lista, Dana Carter, Brinda Cavalea, Dale Christman, Kelly Clipper, Curtis Conquest, Charlene Crowther, Neal Daugherty, Michael DeLiberis, Tracy DiStefano Francine Zampaglione, Secretary, Mrs. Hilton, Class Advisorg Kathy Sweeten, Treasurer, Jim Salvatore, Vice-president, Thomasa Banks, Representative, Nancy Briggs, Representa- tiveg Jason Suter, President. 9 . , so ,Xi x :55:.':5.'f I MW? , 4 lisii' f X. Av , -JEE- wr S' ' K X X my SQ X xxgx X ,, ,,,,, .,,,,,,, , ,,., ,,,. 'R R LEF Q 5 mlb wi? s 2,9 S Sf Q 4 KS V S Xi , ..,. .5 W at ,,,, Q X ' - tall '-t-t ' is 2 mf - E is 2 x T Homeroom 1 1 5 l l W X if vs Q, it X' 2 X K sk E ,: S: We X R R xx X Carlton Dobbins, Stacy Dombrosky, Steven Durr, Rhonda Eaton, Lori Emrick, Amy Fenwick, Lori For- tin, Ivy Frisbey, Gary Funk, George Gaines, Lisa Gar- vin, Kenneth Gilcrest, Sara Grant Barry Gray, Lori Griffin, Elizabeth Haddock, Tim Hansen, Scott Harbeson, David Hargraves, Darrin Harris, James Harris, Dawn Hickman, Sandra Hol- shue, Sue Holtzhauser, Wendi Hulmes, Kathy Hunt, Nick Kappre, David Kavanaugh, Kim Keel, Eunice Kidd fb . 5 3. , ' nf ma f . . Q- X i Q . ., sv- - ,f as Q K 1 Q! K Q I , -. e ' L. ww :Q-M:-f ,: R :. 2 KX it ' im Q ' :sei H is ' K ' :M xx .- ' ws 1. , ' :' f ,, v me t WWE X NX G 31 ' if, . 7 Homeroom 1 Homeroom 1 i i sg XX K W7 - k 5 . 1 ' N 3 T. L ,, bww, .kt g A Q. ,, 1 xyy, Q Y, N ' Sf 1, e A 1 xy- A J , .,.. Rai . XX , D xrs Homeroom 1 13 Steve Klein, Sheila Kleinert, Kyle Knestaut, Terry Leadbeater, Ernest Lee, Joan Lipsett, Richard Long, Sherry Long, George Lucidi, Karen Manton, Dianna Manzoni, Erik Mattson, Stephanie McNeilly, Jim Miller, Debbie Moore, Mark Mower, Donna Mower, Joe Mustaro, Fred Nielsen X X f fx K ix 2 4' 2, xg X X as ..,. M F - ak , Q . ., ,i e wi 5:1 Q g , Ze X Y , 3. 1 'Y xx , .E Y K x - K ' fr: xi : - ,. - tiger, ' K ' ,.-s,fi5,f' 'T 1 Homeroom 116 M -.---: K T, kffafssiggi .V Q e , .. t 5 W S... .,, - . - fa .f is , X s . N .N L ,... Y X .. '. X S. ' . gh we se ' V 'li .II ' Q s X X M is 3 W 2, A 3 , 'fl f Xt s Stephanie Niemi, Christine Nothnacker, Ken- ny Papp, Tuesday Patton, Michael Payton, Thomasa Pearson, Anthony Pinizzotto, Ste- phen Pino, Lisa Price, Martin Priller, Leonard Purnell, Albert Quarles, Sherri Ragnelli, Ken Ragonese, Bobbi Reid, Gina Roane, Paris Rone, Franklin Rooks, Danny Roscetti, Sandi Rust, Tony Sabatini, Jimmy Salvatore, John Sanders, Christine Powers figgjgl Q lm N x SX X xxx I k X X ea ,..,..,.. yo. 1 i a va iiii -MJ' 3 16 S ' XI- Hi.. fgfg e- 2 , e ee, 1 U P PA 'A '::-QQ, 5 ii 5 ff DL :T::r:.-.,, ' 32:8 K ' ' ? i ' 1 P I . .A .ff 1 - :.t ,.-, - X' 'fi ' ESB f - , W ,,.. I 1 Q ' 'Q M f s 4 ' ix l sc --r -:es , . .L ' V - - W 'YQ t P awww? f in 5 .L 5 Q K N NN , NYS M, . Si X 1 We ,X sr- XX N X X .3 ,,, 4. . ,f Q -f 4 L SN f N N W Pe, m Q X N 2 fffwbirev 45555, if X W-sg Izf M Q, X i . ,-5 K K A x X17 :Ei X Y ,. si., 1' . , , ..:: , .. Y 2 i '-:: L:1lQs. . 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Homeroom V 3 Qiiiffklrisik f - Q fig -,serv-Q523 -- Rita X X lbs at X ii L 33? e.x i Michele Sanders, Frank Schmutz, Her- man Schock, Jeanna Smith, David Stetser, Jason Suter, Kathleen Sweeten, Frances Tarantella, Elizabeth Tropea, Carl Vicere, Sharon Walker, Michelle Wheeler, Andrew Williams, Randy Woodruff, Lettie Worthy, Michele Yan- dach, Scott Yarborough, Larry Yarson, Francine Zampaglione Homeroom 117 53 Olga Almeida, Anthony Alva- rado, Eric Anderson, Lisa An- gelini, Judy Archut, Frank Augustini, Chelsea Banks, Patricia Banks, Larry Barber, I I O m e r O 0 m Barry Beaman, Lora Beier- meister, Kim Biernacki, Kathy Bohn, Peter Brandt, Vince Bridda A A X X 3' Y sf ' ag M Q ,fxgsrw X sag e f 45 an ,, .UF ,M . qww ..,....t if A 1 ss -.Q x x mn, s...f .. ,NMNQ .rf FE- -y ,M f T ,. A- Wy? is A ' ,. ,.,rf.,,tr,. 4 R Q. -. ii? ix si. ,gi igL. ::,ff: S' 5 President Harry Magazu, Vice President Terri Kidd, Secretary Marie Lisa, Treasurer Anthony Alver- ado, Student Council Rep- resentative Dawn Harris 54 aww .. Q , N g 2 , S s QQ Q X a i : Y 'll is st w , af o Q Q f . l K . . 6? Q .G iw t .tk .gi N is Qs an XS . ,. -.f i, we am -, XJ ,,..,-1 it X s ,xx X YN 'R-552233 M :3,s3:.z:3: .X S .,,..: , Q X X sei Qs t 'Ax x ST I -is ' 'Ke ,A , in X l . X . 5 1., ff -' t, t X x 5- -:fn xii' x A .1 x. as ,- N oss Lamont Briscoe, Lisa Briscoe, Marvin Brown, Timika Burnett, Mary Burt, Sherri Burt, Janelle Byrd, Michael Capasso, Theresa Carrow, Bobbi Carter, Tammi Carty, Kathleen Cavalea, Ercole Chila, Cassandra Clark, Den- ice Christaldi, Steven Cockrell, Cherese Corradetti, Ken DeLorenzo, Tormica DeBerry, Deron Dobzanski, Mat- HGITHBPOOIH ' l' Ifsiigittfi 2 ,P M . Y , ,gun t X . , h 'Q W X A 5 :2':':::? n . as rrrrr Q X ,swiss h kkkk . zeal , N R 1: . X W I-QI? ,. , - Q5 I - . . , K . M l J Homeroom 6 Marie Dohzanski, Dean Duca, Linda Durham, Terrence Evans, Stephanie Fiderko Jeffery Frazier, Marlin Frisby, Tiffany Gardner, Karen Garrow, Paul Genoese, Joe Giorgianni, Eric Godfrey, John Goetaski, Luke Gordon, Curtis Graham, Steve Grasso, Danielle Grieves, Theresa Grimes, Christine I I O m e O m X ri .t X ff X , X i .f , Q f A , G, g . , X. X - if 'X S 5 Q y Bonnie Harvey, William Johnston I Aw MH. .. Mike Bently, Clarence Davis, Anthony Fowlkes, ,Iii Mazzantenta, Ed Veney ,f-Sql, 3-Q, Hadley, Michael Hagenharth, Jacki Hamilton, Dawn Harris, Marie Harris, K if 'T , H 8 James Johnson, David W 4 . 7 N I I P -A ' sw f if A ., .. 0 , ,,,, 1 . Lk UE X ' 'O .1 . gif em sf 6 f Q, , Hg? N W in-Q was , W' Q W E 55 ' x f sl X.,1f:.-'iii I s A no ' - iii ,, f .P , f LALL - .1 5 X 'HNF X .rr vs wg fr, N ,Q we gg Q Q V' ' E ,. is N so , X' X T ks r Q5 . so i, P N ws r is os Q A 13 S' bk Q be XXTX Is 0 3 .i ' Q X bs: Y x sr X sa Q X 9 Homeroom 9 ,RN J K milf ::5+2:::5, N W A .... , . ' 2 F 1, 1.- 'S . -- -uf. .:, N? 'SY WfL + -, Iris? , L is . , f,, ,,f - .ir ,,fM.r P C ' K' o f ,,,. si 5 X . A .Sf-! ' i 2 I A-.h ., ,, fa M I. if i f.: . 'C 'P J. .,, it Q, , A , A was X L? MW K L 1' Qfiggglrr X gr - is .sk X ' .. ,xxx X fs? Tracy Hemple, Cheryl Herzberg, Donna Howell, Sandra Hurff, Cynthia James Donna Johnson, Stephen Johnson, David Jones, Terri Kidd, Ron Kiefreider, Scott Knestaut, Mark Konnick, Jack Kupsey, Ann Laielli, Paul Licciardello, Marie Lisa, Doreen Long, John Lutz, Linda Lytle, Harry Magazu, Leonard Martin, Craig Mayers, Albert Meyer ' 'L ., . :fs 'L 1' -' 1 - 'r :sail L,,, W Q- XX .1 ff Q, was .. X i 1 N itil 5 - , , - .. FX K ,g Q s , an x x A 11 P- . ,s : K S -Q s . 5 5 .. A za - ,Af :. -1151 gi Anna McCallion, Euridee McCormick, Patricia McGinnis, Natalie Milsted, Lori Minniti, Michael Miskiewicz, Cheryl Morina, James Myers, John Munyan, Kelvin Homeroom 202 Myers, Kevin Nastasi, Jill Otten, Cheri Parker, Kimberly Parker, John Pearce, Robin Perry x - Q, ' L if t t R Q 'Six if Q' . X as K 1 1 S gg . - I ..--, 2 . ,,,. it '- L A is E X X-X. - Libr. QQ K X Q A + X N E ' ,Q XE X is 's t I A . H , - - . i ss 3 we -uf r X CT 1 and ..- , X l H om eroom Louis Phillips, Carlton Pierce, Michael Pounds, Teresa Radcliffe, Michael Reed, Michael lRiley, Lewis Rivell, Valvin Roane, Robert Rutter, Nancy Sanders, Duane Sarmiento, Mar- Greta Schiffer, Melanie Seiverd, Timothy Shireman, Kenneth Smith, Eric Sockwell, Geor- jean Speakman, Kathy Stewart, William Stillman, Jill Swindell, Danny Tallman l f A . Aff Q.. L Y -iv ei, N .ya va Qs X xx Q W X .Fr 2 X ls' . i J- A N V ff -,V 2, : fix, 1' 1 K i i . r 1, M I 1 as NX , X 5 l , si S x Q' X ,Q 5 1 gr- . . S. at .-ti - , K i -.,r as ii' .,, -' V is g ,.,.. ,--,.i t 'Eff 312 L? a A i X LX ik V Q X H , ,- ,rm , ' 'fvlwlwm 5 , , N. A ss -- . it . W 1 X is ' fi ik A X , X K 3 ' t :cr f . 1' ky. A ., ,ff 9 . Homeroom 206 Thomas Tame, Tammy Taylor, Lorraine Travia, Traci Vallandingham, Tammy Vanneman, Dannielle Van Oyen, Fernando Veiga, Ronnie Vic- tor, Pauline Vinci, Mark Vogeding, Greg Wagel, Alethia Wallace, Dawn Watson, Kim Weber, Sandra Weber, Wayne Wellington, Bruce Wharton, Rob Williams, Monte Wood, Melody Worthy, Wayne Wurtz, Jamie Young, Brian Zane, Donna Zappola, Kristine Zeilmann, Denise Zammerelli SN? X X Q S X sm S X X 5 X r t t .. 5533 an NN? su- H 5. as X Q R N s as X Ri as Q, ss , gx,iX',. X R R reg if rail' N N. X W X K ggi Homeroom 58 203 Melissa Banks, Nguyen Banks, Ni- cole Beaman, Dehora Berth, Mike Blake, Mike Bohn, Michelle Brickner, Matt Brown, Ross Buen- zle, Donald Bundens, Kim Burnett, Elizabeth Carlin, Gloria Jean Cesar- ano, Robert Chenault, Melvin Clark, Dawn Cowgill, Chris Crawford, Alex Croce, Bridget Croce, Pamela De- Berry, Sandra Diggs,Chris DiNardo, Vince DiPietro Steve Hontz, Representative, Justine Spinks, President, Lauren Herman, Secretary: Mr. Gaines, Class Advisorg Matthew Mauger, Vice President ,C ,I .3 Q4 C C Y , .SE r ' , E: P - xx Xx X -.af ewes I .... E W .: , b 1 E H 'ik .5 .... A ji, J 1 L . R f :gm X :W -- 1 ' ,S QR STS on 1. .- . I-me .- X. siege: er ,mi r C u se as vs . , X-. gb X x Q ,Q A A.: Y nfl. s x Q e wp , essesee 'E C, K - ig-s ,Q N F' . . XV X , X 3 'X -:Fi N. S Q Q FQ, - fi , L as eg K ,M . 5 1 ,. . 5, is Q i ,, h F X z N K - Q:-QQ ,- if - -N '21 . fe '- . f- N . ' e --,-.. ig .Q -- ' 'L - ,S-.. L ef ' '--' is as - e at ,'kL J -k- .. - as H as W , . ' -1. P --A X R ,- eu ' K fs. L 4 ii mr f ,L H g- 4 352' g w 555' . , gs, , kr , 4 . 5' If '..,fX'x3iffL5i ig 5 -If: if ' Paula DiPrizito, Richard Doerrmann, Tracey Dolan, Ronald Dunn, Wilbur Durham, Frank Fahs, DeeAnn Fell, Gary Fithian, Nicole Frisbey, Troy Frisby, Rhonda Fryberger, Chad Gaines, James Generette, Christa Gentile, Chris Gentile, Justine Gray, Jomal Harrison, Lauren Herman, Kelly Hickman, Kim Hontz Justine Dobies, ,.'.- , Y . ' ' -Fi , X X s -IN B Q? Xe, fi 1? flu- - .1-Q N S N ,. X lisa 0 X X .fa X 'lx x -.... ,., S ....: . .. J ' gs X ,Q 145, W -If :t 3, ,sa as - X X .. X J? . . Q 1 5 esai ii at as Y . Us '14 J-if 3 i ' s ll we :- : :.- ,iw -- .,. . N . xi ' , ,, he y +R Q al -ss .- X J 3 X9 -is .... ,- Az, X s 352' ' ' .----.. K mgsig ' .an--u Qt A .... r iii ' ..-U-Q 2 .355 z -5 is Stephen Hontz, Jennifer Hughes, Keichau James, Meaghan Jenkins, Alexander Jepsen, Michelle Jepsen, Jim Keeny, Michael Keleher, Dawn Kidd, Joe Kidd, H 0 m e O mi 2 0 7 Douglass King, Alicia Kinsky, Dennis Lake, Marc Lamson, Diane Lang, Robert Leash, Michele Levan, Norma Lisa, Rhonda Long, Kirk Love, Karen Maden, Eddie Magin, Denise Manzoni 5 fe, 'ii' we se :rm .f .W Q-: Xa ' -'V T L XHX Nqr.: ,NX E 3 X X ss 5 ii XI x XX ,C XX i gfffsiziy k ,, 3 .. ,was X , ., f K E ,.. xXx E P XXX Nx ,S N X X Xa. X t , . ii i.- X 5 :iii , .,,i ,.,,., , we fs James Mulhern, Jason Murschell, Cindy Nunes, Brian O'Leary, Stacy Parker, Stephanie Parker, Kenny Patton, Thomas Paulsen, Angelina Phelps, Tammie Pierce, Maria Poli- meni, David Pollicino, Carla Price, Greg Ragonese, Kristie Raively, Stephanie Ramsey, Kiesha Rankin, Nancy Richie, Erica Redman, Joe Redman, Patricia Reid, Joseph Retkovis. Homeroom 209 60 r i S W S 2 2 sii X , 1. .. . ..AX as S ,S Qt ,Qs - - ,.. i - ... .i .... rat..- . ' ' Se-0 . 3 . f ,I b I. ,XR , x 5w,.,,pf-r . ...,,. s 'IA - hN:sQl'i' Homer i t ss. ' ' eq 0 ' i X i S XX X Xe XX SX ' XX X 1 X X I We .fQ,..,x 4 if lf- 135: 5' . .. -32 fl '-4 S e , Wai iaiafz X . TY ein? L N K -wk X AN ,X ,,,. W X, X 00111 X LM t , is ii,-.,:,2::s1-g.. X , i ,-. 5 S R XX .... X 5 XX Xi X X XX Xl X X Q S 5 if vs 1 X 3 2 S i . in X , t . ,,,,i .. , D ' o fliaiff-55 . - :ar 'Qs F525 . :NL 3 ol' I, . , :ii ' i - fl:fffw1m21Xs K' ' fkifsiwivizfetfz' it -.ffqg-g.z.y .... 5 me ,XX X i X X F' -- ii , r P' --A refs: 1 K - - t-fsigssstffs, f eei' 20 Junior Martin, William Mattson, Matthew Mauger, William Maurer, Donald Mayer, Vincent McBee, Robert McGinn, Monica Mclntyre, Donald McNeil, Christine McNeil- ly, Emmett Merchant, Patrice Mer- chant, Wendy Jean Merkle, Tyrone Miller, Jeff Mills, Mike Mills, Renee Q. Q .. .Q , Mills, Paul Minniti, more, Mark Morina, John Monte- Harry Morris . .,,. ,, ,.., we . 'SES D i s . Y N l 32 sb - if ff f 1' f if 4 an , H. ,V ,gg I 1 1 X 4,1 ' , J WH- V CZ? 7 5 4 ' f il iw A., , q i f , Mm, ui M i'??m,, ,,,. 'T ' ,, , , ii 1 i , A 2 ' - f ttl Ji? , f,,5,,,iKrAV V , L'k, 'f T ' i A IIOHI BI' OOII1 K ' 'ff' 7 ,T ' ' 3 XM Maribel Rodriguez, Gary Roemmich, Tawana Rone, David Salvatore, Helen Sampson, Bryan Schmutz, Marsha Scott, Valerie Segar, Thomas Siegrist, V R-obin Sharo, Gregory Seiverd, Jennifer V : Sllbaugh, Joy Smith, Kelly Solze, Rob- 1 Q V N, A Q ert Simek, Mark Sindoni . W . AVI 'ww Q, 'V 'ii, Homeroom 2 1 1 Dante Spinks, Justine Spinks, Sandra Spratley, William Stetser, Kim Stewart, Robert Struss, William Stutzenburg, Patricia Todd, Joe Tran- quillo, Lori Tucker, William Valentino, Michele Vincent, Jason Vogeding, Lethia Wallace, Sheila Waltman, Leslie Watson, Wayne Whirlow, Thomas Whitaker, Jason Williams, Leslie Wil- liamson, Judy Witmer, John Wurtenberger, Carla Young, Robert Zieger iw I U ,. . 7 Hy 1- ' ,W f . A wif V f 1 1 l ' 'I . at Q ' T Q it i if ' -, J- ,,,, Na' . if 4 Q W ' 3, - rf T f 1 -f of ' 22 , 122 wifi? A ,f i , I I I Z A i If .I A aa, i , ,ff ' li if ,f 5 aag ir ,,,,, :Z f ff ,L , , 61 . ..Xx so X .g 'ix E t . X s-xiii? - 525Vs5L:--?T35lf'-5 , t 1. 1 bfa. ' :fm X .. 5 'L N' K - , . Q' iw? wk smiw z A - Ns: . 1- skifei we Q , .,.. -1 . ,R Homeroom 21 Student Council Representative Leeann Al- cott, President Danielle Roots, Student Coun- cil Representative Lauri Stetser, Treasurer Rich Peiffer, Vice President Cathi Ponter :ki -.fs t sim ' 5' X mtv XM P Q wt so ,, S. .:.. . g WM X X Q 8' im , -wr we r --new 1? A F , 3 , . gk: - ' I sg? wx. l x Roger Aguila, Leeann Alcott, Dawn Applegate, James Banks, Joseph Barnes, Marc Bay Danny Berth, Diana Brooks, John Carney, Sonya Cartmell, Michael Cecala, Andrew Champion, Antho ny Christaldi, Robert Clegg, Annie Davis, Douglas Eaton, Todd Emick, John Florile, Louis Fisher 7 .'- Q--el: .. X VM e e 'fx as -is X Q Q X X X X S sf in 'vt 35, :M tw W .ef 4 i :i -,S i' is 4 X ,Qi Qs x.X ,,, A 9 ,gi ,. Mig , zi. , , ., tl R X X xx ces -we 5 lififsf -ff' K' X ., ,. . QQ? is Y: X nr 'N ,gt x 'F ,- . . -. 5.34 my - e 2 ite. , ' Iva Frishy, Noel Garvin, Timmy Gentile, Daniell Gen- tile, Michell Harris, Kenny Hartley, Stacey Harheson, Harry Hoffman, Theresa Johnson, Rhonda Johnson, George Kiefrieder, Traci Keenan, Ed Kell, Kelly Lake, Michael Licciardello, Shawn Lee, Lisa Long Q, N l C ..- X is Y 1 R + X 55 A N I-'mg :. ig 'S xf K x X X X, X ,,.. : Q -N , J- . -. 1, - . .fa-rf --Q 5? rx L X Q 1 XXX WX B 5 X Q 3 I Xi is N Homeroom 219 -have? rr Eff -fl. Y E1 Psa' q Ex A t ,Sissy .. wir- 1-ff :rpg-.ws-ilfgi QT 3 ,,,WMe,, . .l. . s- ---- . exe- - . ' ,.-wg ' ' ..., Y I: I , A :V 1 QE: r w 'F x a -ar vb e Q- man, , X r X X ' ,. . 0+ ,gsgifv X Rafi 9 Homeroom 220 James Jennings, Karl Laarendi, David Mann, Dawn Mann, Milkia Merchant, Alane McBride, Pat McGinn, Myra Morris, Harry Parker, Margot Perkins, Richard Pfeiffer, Adrian Pierce, James Raively s,-sf. 1, .. H at Q X : .f we 'yea , 'b f ,L wa all M' 63 er KN -L -L'-- -LL- - WLL- - . E. 3333- . . ,, M, . ,.., is K L . , ,X 1 C is' 'W x S ,Y M ,Q g. . Q Homeroom 221 Homeroom 21 Mary Anderson, Rodger An- drews, Kim Augustini, Olivia Battaglia, Rahman Beaman, Anthony Bennett, James Biernacki, Albert Blair, Tra- cy Buri, Robert Burnett, Al- bert Cabanas, Dennis Campbell, Nasheen Camp- bell, Jason Coleman, Fredrich Collins, Christa Cooper, Dana Cooper, Michael Craytor, ,gt Jennifer Raively, Christopher Reistle, Chantel Roots, Danielle Roots, Jose Ruiz, Carl Scott, Schavonnie nScott, Peter Serra, Richard Smith, John Sprowl, Laurie Stes- ter, Dwayne Stewart, Nicole Stillman, Kenneth Taylor, Trina Veney, Stanley Victor, Rufus Wallace, Thomas Weisser, Yolanda Williams, Thomas Whitaker, Bri- an Wurtz Back Row: Meltem Gokdepe, Miss Ram- mer, Pepe Gilcrest Second Row: Nicole Griscomb, Tammy Lee Third Row: Carla Stribling Front Row: Jeannine Redman 1, .,,, ..... t.f. 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Y.QS'.v1 -Yanni' ., A -' A 1'--1 -l ' Hi' -Q ,iff li? - 57 - Handle-2474-3 Board 0f Education 2' f on 4570 ,,, ,J ,,,, f Russel K, Stetser, Presidentg Joseph Giovannittig Vice President, Mary Lytle Allen McBride, Mary Knes- taut, John Manzoni I A' Samuel J. Pinizzotto, Antho- ny Gentile, James DiGennaro Superintendent Dr. Richard Strauss, Superintendent QEDODV b sire Assistant Superintendent, Board Secretary Earl -I. Yassallu, Assistant Superinlendeiitflioard Secreta 5 Assistant Principals ald J William L. Reed, Don R. . any Principal r Frank W. Palatucci, Jr. i g , f ' . if I I I W, X. ,g gggg W X my vffw in Er I pr' wr! f ' , , ' 1 in r M , I-Q , ,, . .-1 ,i k ' M ,, , T I , M W W, W, 3 Dear Graduates, Your educational career at Paulsboro High School is now ended. In many ways, however, your education has only just begun. Now you must apply all you have learned in class and out of class when making the kinds of decisions which will effect your life and the lives of those around you. In messages such as this it is customary to remind you of all you have learned. Let me, instead, tell you of what you have taught me. I have learned that the students of this school possess the self-confidence, pride, courage and com- mitment to make Paulsboro High School the best it can bef A shining example of what cooperation and a sense of community spirit and brotherfsisterhood can accomplish. I believe in you and the challenge which you have left behind for those who follow to accept. Thank you for your support over the years. I wish all of you peace, love, happiness and God speed in all your future endeavors. l Miss Pulford Mr. Storms Mr' Jeffefs , Mr' Plat? , Biology, Gen. Sci., Sci. 7 Sci. 8, Gen. Sci., Bio Gen. Sci., Physics, Adv. Gen. Science, Env. Studies, Health Sci. Crisis Intervention Mr.Pandolfo Science 7, Science 8, Gen. Science Mr. Ferenz Graphics I, II Mrs. Hilton Chemistry Mr. Johnson Wood Shop 7, 8, Graph Wood Shop I, II, I.A.I IW ics I, Z Miss Reilly Foods 7, 8, Foods I, Adv. Foods, Home Ec. I 7 . Mrs Nunemaker Foods I, Family Living, Clothing 7, 8, Home Ec. I These Frogs Are Dead Aren't They. , Mr. Srymanske rafting 7, 8 Mrs. Cowan English III, IV, Honors En- glish IV, Basic Sk. English IV Mr. Harker English IV, Gifted and Tal- ented English IV Mrs. Rosen Gifted and Talented English III, Bas. Sk. English II, Hon- ors English II, English II Miss Dennis English II, Bas. Sk. English I, Yearbook Mrs, Mitnick English II, III, Honors En- glish III Mr. Washington English 7, 8, English I Mrs. Dentino English 7, Honors English I Mr. Murschell Reading 7, HILS 7, Basic Skills HILS 7, 8 Miss Neher Honors English 8, HILS 8, Bas. Sk. HILS 7, 8, Honors Reading 8 The Song Of The Prepositions: This Is Something Up With Which I Will Not Put. 1. Mrs. Reilley Mr. Smith Physical Ed. III 8x IV, P.E. 8 Health II, Geography 7 Mr. Fredrick Mr. Herrington Physical Ed. I-IV, P.E. 8 P.E. I, II, Health III Mr. Schwarz Mr. Joseph English 8, I, French I, II Spanish I, II Mr. Trautwein Physical Ed. I-IV, P.E. 7 Mrs. Marsh Physical Ed. I, Ilg P.E. 7, Health IV Mr. Conover Health Ig 7, 8 You Want How Man Sit-Ups 74 ? Jae 'sf .W 9 Miss Baccala Elem. Alg. I, Math II, Math II B.S. Mr. Herrschaft Math I B.S., Math I, Math 7 B.S. Mrs. Pollino Adv. Basic Lang. Computers I Miss Begalke Math III, IV B.S., Math, 7, Geometry Mr. Jones Math I, Alg. I Elem. Alg II Miss Schoeler Math 78a8, Math 8 B.S. Mr. Brown Geom.!Trig., Elem. Alg II Geom.fTrig. G.T. Miss Miles Alg. II, Calculus Quadrilateral, What Kind 0f Ladder Is That? How Many mendments Are Mr. Jamison Mr. Limanni Mr Podolak I n ' I 'll e US. History H. Gwgfaphy 7 I P.A.G., Athletic Director Civics 8 U S History I Rights? Mr. Powell M uinn F- Q A.V., HlSt0fy I, Careers, Civics 8 L l Mr. Taraschi U.S. History I, II, P.A.G. Mrs. Manzoni Nurse Mr. Riskie Psychology, U.S. History II Mrs. Blum Librarian Mrs. Brady Miss Brown Mrs. Lare Miss Rammer Math 7-12. Special Ed. EDC, Special Ed. Reading 7-12, Special Ed. Science 7-11, Reading 7-8, Mr. Salvatore Attendance Officer Miss Wright Language Arts 7-11 Math 7- 12, Special Ed. Mr. Kosuh Guidance 10-12, Special Ed, Mrs. Yeldell careers 9, Social Studies 7-8, US History 1 Special Ed. Mrs. Young Aide Mr. Rachko Guidance We Are Searching For Gurse ves Mr. Vellutato Guidance ff 78 Mr. Keepers, Mr. Massey Consumer Problems, Typing Keyboarding, Typing I ISLII, Intro To Computers Miss Weber Miss Fox Office Practice, SecPractice, Art 18:11, Art-Gifted and Tal- Steno 11, Bus. Math, Typing I ented, Honors Art Mrs. Murphy Mr. Staub Junior Chorus 7-8, Robed Elem. School, Music Choir, Enrichment class Mu- sic Apprec. 7-8, Voice Les- sons, Chorus 9 Mr. Russo Accounting I8zII, Record- keeping Mr. Gaines Art II, Enrichment Class 78z8 -gg. Miss Volpe Lessons, Junior Band, Band Director Does Paint Come Out Cf Clothes? Organization Around The Office. . Q I . .. 559: . snug ...Q S A . X X N Mrs. Hall Mrs. Bidenti Mrs. Packer MLW Mrs. Reilly r ' 'W . .. Keepers 0f The School Z , e 4 ,M Mr. Leonard Curtisg Mr. Gentile, Head Custodian ww .fn ,V 49, if Immune Bill Houghton, Bland Cooper 49 2 V , ,,, . , -,.- , ,.., f a fy L ' 1 ,M M, .HMWMWQ ' Mario Zappia feteria Staff! MIS- JONES, Mrs. PGWTSOH, Mrs. Little, Mrs. Mattson, Mrs. Ridinger, Mrs. Kemery, Mrs. Munyon xy' I- sl Mrs. Mattson, manager of the Paulsboro High Cafeteria, has been working with us for the last 15 years. She enjoys her job very much, but it is nerve-wracking many times. The government gives her a guide line that she has to go by. She also has to serve certain nu- tritious foods. A lot of the foods have already been prepared. Mrs. Mattson gets along pretty good with the students that eat in the cafeteria. Congratulations for ajob well-done. Food Manager, Mrs. Mattson .-vp, ww ,f ' mmm ,.,.,.,., W Success Through utrltlon Most Interesting Mrs. Nunemaker and Mr. Riskie Facult Did The Most For PHS Mr. Limanni and Miss Miles Gives The Most Homework Mrs. Cowan and Mr. Podolak QF ' V - Q15- V , J Y . in .. 1'-'Mn RH V',,, 4 f 'K I 4, w 1 Most Liberal Mrs. Mitnick and Mr. Joseph olsss Best Dressed Mrs. Pollino and Mr. Washington Most Mr. Platt and Mrs. Blum Give Me Today, And Take Tomorrow DQR, I ':a:s-Elm IIVV V f 'S f , WWW. W H Q ,mffggi . V1 Y V Tim Collins, John Worthy, David Roots, Channing Good - ,WV Sheila Murschell, Sue Dobzanski John Ludwigsen, Keith Hogle, Stacey Cowgill, Crystal Galletta 14 l T! i M, Wil gh l Wm CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES ,' fx 'puitrkfq x 'KM ,g1,..g,f' YQJQ X 5453, fri lk' X551 f E3 1- .149 Hifi? , Gigi .Q 4-31.12 gil H 'i A-IXL -K FV . ' '--11? lm -1 1 QWJ fiqfff, , if , E. 'JZW ffii! . MN 'Eff' -t I 15, fx' ' N ' . 'q, , 'LX' .I I Q , 54, 'ig ' ,Q v u? 1. X l',..l..lEf?.l z- . 1' 1 Q! I: L QX A Y. ll N' eu ul cr- ' ll flyfx fx Him Llifii hmm mumum --s-M.,-.,,.,.0v Mf ,ff Heaven Never Helps The Man Graduating Seniors: Bob Colna, Sam Piniz- zotto, Joe Lerch, Tracey Harris, Crystal Ga- letta, John Ludwigson, Anthony Pino The Band Banquet was held Feb- ruary 8, 1985. From 6:30 p.m. till 11:00 p.m. Approximately 12 awards were given out. They had roast beef and chicken for dinner. The banquet was held at the Dutch Inn. There was no guest speaker at the banquet. Ev- erybody had the same amount of awards given to them. Paulsboro is very proud of their band members and appreciate their fine work. Who Will ot Act Kevin Davis, Mrs. Justice Bob Brown, Mr. Gallagher Chris Williams, Mr. McMann Bryant Trader, Mr. Montemore Mr. DiFronzo, Ann Kavanaugh Albin Schindler, Mrs. Pinizzotto, Wendi Munyon Byron Dixon, Mr. Brown The Sports Banquet was held May, 1984, on Thursday at 7:00 p.m. There was 260 people there and it was sold out. There were ap- proxiately 75 trophies given out. Byron Dixon received the most trophies. They had a nice turkey dinner. There was no guest speak- er at the banquet. Paulsboro is al- ways proud of their fine athletes and doesn't know where we'd be without them. 87 Survival 0f The Fittest u Girls Weightlifting Boys Weightlifting Top Row: Tracy Harris, Mary Burt Middle Row: Wendi Hulmes, Sue Dob- Floor: David Salvatore, Bob Struss, Domenic Manzoni, Carl Vicere, Mike zanski, Tina Cooper, Tracey Victor First Row: Roe Di Guiseppe, Julie Koko, Delibefisy First Row: 1185011 V0dSediU81 Frank Schmutz, Deron D0bZaI1Ski, Bobbie Reid, Tracy Brooks, Stacey Cecala David Kavanaugh, Tom Wigmore, Anthony Alvarado Second Row: Fred Wilson, Rich Reistle, Brian Schmutz, Jim Salvatore, Frank Rooks, Joe Redman Karate Punch . . . Kick. . . Kihap . . . Itls the Karate Kids of P.H.S. We are the only high school in the U.S. to have' a Karate program. The class is combined of kids with discipline prob- lems and kids picked at random. The class contains 25 students, They in- clude, seated: Donna Phillip, Brenda Biernacki, Roy Myers, Kim Hontz, Dennis Lake, Frank Fahs Kneeling: Bobby Zieger, Kelly Lake, Chris Reistle, John Sprowl, Liz Haddock, Sandy DeRemigio, Rich Reistle, Louie Fisher Standing: Jonathan Pickett, Mike Hagenbarth, Tony Christaldi, Helen Sampson, Wayne Phillip, Brenda Augustino, Ralph Jamison, Cherese Corra- detti and Instructor Ted Perian. 88 4 1 1 1 1 1 1 4 A Raid On Research W David Roots, Tracey Brooks, Mark Gordon, Laura Ponter, Terry Banks, Mike DeLi- beris, Mrs. Blum, David Pickett, Mike Turton, Vicky Hurst Top Row: Crystal Galletta, Tracy Har- ris Third Row: Kathy Sweeten, Annie Gallagher, Bobbi Reid, Susan Brown, Wendy Hulmes Second Row: Liz Tro- pia, Karen Mecholski, Tina Cooper, Tracey Victor, Debra Moore, Tracey Brooks First Row: Eileen Barber, Sue Dobzanski, Stacey Cecala, Julie Koko, Roe DiGuiseppe arsity Club Top Row: Monica Mclntyre, Stephanie Ramsey, Michelle Vincent, Ann Laielli, Gina Calista, Dannielle VanOyen Second Row: Traci Vallan- dingham, Danielle Grieves, Justine Gray, Denise Manzo- ni, Christine Nothnacker, Sue Holtzhauser Front Row: Sue Brown, Kathy Sweeten, Lin- , ' 7 Y 'ab 5 Q da Lytle, Dianna Manzoni 0 atm alds Back Row: James Lewis, Rahman Bea- rnan, Eddie Veney, Shawn Roane, Leon Miller, Mike Bentley, Fredrick Collins, Raymond Clipper Middle Row: Dwight Lindsey, Chris McMullen, Robert Bur- nett, Wayland Purnell Front Row: Da- vid Wallace, Don Wilson 7th L nd 8th Gr. Basketball First Row: Rich Struss, Paul Schultz, Dom Manzoni, Dave Salvatore, Carl Vicere, Jim Salvatore, Mark Konnick, Anthony Alvarado, Ernie Parks Second Row: Tom Wig- more, Brian Schmutz, Deron Dobzanski, Frank Schmutz, Dave Kavanaugh, Mike DeLi- beris, Frank Rooks, Jason Vo- geding Third Row: Rich Reistle, Vince DePietro, Joe Redman, Fred Wilson, Joe Casselli Sports Club Junior Choir Front Row: Mrs. Murphy, Alane McBride, Dawn Parker, Kristine King, Beth- Ann Weiss, Kelly Lake Mid- dle Row: Cathy Ponter, Marc Bay, Jonathan Pickett, Dwight Lindsey, Ericka Hill, Shena Crowley, Yolanda Wil- liams Back Row: Jennifer Raively, Todd Emick, Mike Licciardello, Harry Hoffman, Dennis Campbell, Danielle Roots, Sha-Sha Williams, Tara Tunstall Keep America Chamber Choir Dave Pickett, Richard Long, Brian Scott, Doug Stetser, Anthony Pinizzotto, Simone Bey, Crystal Galletta, Sandy DeRemigio, Steve Pino, Valvin Roane, Jennifer Milanese, Tracy Harris, Gina Roane, Stacey Cowgill Singing fgww? 44 Steve Pino Doug Stetser, Valvin Roane, Steve Pino Gospell Choir Back: Doreen Long, Marie Lisa, Euridee McCormick, Dawn Harris, David Pickett, Yolanda Williams, Christian Ray Middle Row: Jennifer Raively, Chuckie Hampton, Sandra Spratley, Gina Roane, Jackie Hamilton, Melissa Banks, Terrence Evans, Tracey Harris Front Row: Mrs. Murphy, Director, Lorraine Travig, Justine Spinks, Kristie Raively, Ericka Hill, Lynette Redman, Erica Redman, Cherese Corradetti, Sha'Sha Williams Freshman Choir Front Row: Kristie Raively, Tawana Rone, Erica Redman, Bridget Croce, Debbie Berth Connie Brown Middle Row: Carla Young, Marsha Scott, Patrice Merchant, Kelly Hickman, Maribel Rodri guez Back Row: Sandy Spratley, Matt Mauger, Marc Lamson, Bill Stutzenburg, Norma Lisa Direc tor, Mrs. Murphy Junior Band Front Row: Traci Keenan, Noel Gar- vin, Nicole Griffin, William Gilcrest, Tammy Lee Middle Row: James Banks, Michelle Harris, Randy Har- beson, Mike Harris, Rufus Wallace, Tameka Wallace Back: Miss Volpe, Stanley Victor, Pat McGinn, Danny Berth i QW-592: Jazz Band Front: Anthony Pino, Mike Reed, John Ludwigsen, Bob Colna, Middle: Steve Pino, Kim Parker, Joe Kidd, Anthony Pinizzoto, Gary Roemmich, Neal Daugherty Back row: Joe Lerch, Sam Pinizzotto, William Gilcrest Concert Choir Front: Crystal Galletta, Sandy DeRemigio, Lorraine Travia, Cherese Corradetti, Jennifer Milanese, Kelly Clipper, Stacey Cowgill Middle: Justine Spinks, Tormica DeBerry, Doreen Long, Steve Pino, Terrence Evans, Anthony Pinnizzotto, Valvin Roane, Karen Klinger, Joan Lipsett, Tracey Harris Back row: Terry Banks, Cheri Parker, Doug Stetser, Ronnie Victor, Monte Wood, Brian Scott, Dave Pickett, Euridee McCormick, Gina Roane, Jackie Hamilton Magic In The Air is , 2 A,,, ,lo P , QM ? f 5' f WY Q52 Q: ,Mmm , HW, 5:1 gi gy f E -4 y gm . ff ,,,7 1 Z E S g.,ZfhW,,3 A ' ' 5 2 ?E 97 ,.. an - VIV, . 1 1 fi? E .W if K H., ,, .,,, i 7,3 , , f 'Qfg gym Z Q ig 2 7 tix 0 ,LMI , T ' ' .ffsfiim 1 '. V, V H51 , , V,,V:, 1 V, fr . i ff M A .f 7 fl MW ,fav H :rl -f ' , f V E Maw, ,yy ,',, W ,,,,,,, in at B 2 E , 5 -. . ,, I 5 VVV,k, I V2 , Q A: W ig? ' i rf, f r f 'A 'ft'5,,, I '91, Q ui IE! , I --...-- Wm, This year Homecoming was held on Oct. 27th, an Hexceptional' success. We decided to try something different this year, so instea of having floats in the Homecoming Parade, previous queens wer asked back to participate in the parade. It was a warm and beauti ful day for October and we crowned Kim Vicere Homecomin Queen during half-time. The day ended with an outstanding 6- victory over undefeated Gateway which put us in a tie for lst place The theme of the dance was Fall Festivalv and our music wa handled by Sound of Music . The dance was a great success wit an attendance that has yet to be matched. , , an Office Of Records . . . S? gi Stacy Cecala, Dawn Clayman, Roe DiGuiseppe, Donna Fiorile, Wanda Grove, Julie Koko, Jackie Michael, Terry Morina, Sheila Murschell, David Nastasi, Louise O'Brien, Dawn Pearce, Wendy Pierce, Laura Ponter, Ed Sholders, Dean Tassi, Connie Taylor, Theresa Trinkle- back, Kim Vicere li' ie. 4, , ,W , ,,. el Q ,iiv ol ,l, ' - I L Z, 1 .. . ,.,.. W V W, ,,,. 3 1 ,- Z , -, A ' V - f - ap, L, f 4 222' a wan? 4 ZQZ-trims. ,Jeff W nd Deeds Exploring the field of communication year- book students have learned how to inform the world through photography, newswriting and advertising. Students experimented with con- tract learning and produced a documentary. Students from this class also work in fine arts publications and the newspaper using photo- graphic and journalistic skills acquired here. ,Walk if 2? Q A 3 1 , 52 M ew Us JUOQVN exch XQJJJVN V Richard Dan Ros- Reistle, Lay- cetti, Art out Editor Editor fee ' fy 6 ,,f fx? 'M ' fbfff Kg XJ V ' v.,- , f T e r ri H a d - ' f , M VJ' V E ley, Editor- , N W A in -Chief i,if f i, , A X Tye a ee rr a D New cf s' ar s r wlqmvf . X N 101 Q-Mui! Feeling Better About Ourselves win Most of the pain is anxiety. Red Cross workers are professionals who are very grateful for the support our school gives. The worst part was the wait, which you forget because the act of donating makes you feel that it was worth it. It was a fine year at PHS for giving blood. We were trying to break a record of 125 pints, but we fell short with 112. Mr. Herrington was Chairman and he feels this is his last year as Chairman. But, he also states we will break our record. Mr. Herrington would like to thank the administration and the helpers, for without their help, none of this would have been possible. M199 19 4 ational Honor Societ . rsrl ...,. Y at T .. J , ' s 5 I 1 .. gg lqv, ' ' I QL! A as 13 , ' 5,7 M3 , Y N ,, f., ft: lf it if M., he .Q 5 . 2 f , kj f I Z l 2 t . ef af... Charles Widler, Mike Cesaro, Mrs. Blum, Honoreeg Sandy DiRemigio, Jim Bilda, Eileen Barber, Linda Gattuso, Linda Hill, Vince Giovannitti, Wendy Munyan, Donna Phillip, Sue Dobzanski, Donna Cundey, Jim Pandolfo, Bertinia Whitaker, Lori Ann Kidd, Kelvin Orr, Jim Augusto, Ed Baginski, Doug Stetser, Frank Eurnkell, Cheryl Long, Richard Gray, Paul McCullough, Albin Schindler and Joe erc if l 1 ,- . ,gray 2. The National Honor Society is an honor to be in because you represent Paulsboro High School and, by being in this, you accomplish goals that were set in your freshman year to keep a good grade-point average. To belong to the National Honor Society, you have to meet requirements of service, scholarship, an overall 88 average and show characteristics of leader- ship. The number of students in this is 25. They are now starting to work at some projects. At the football games they are running the concession stand. They are also helping to classify library materials for Mrs. Blum. For their Christmas Project, they are visiting a Day Care Center and spending the day with the children. These students weren't just working to get into the National Honor Society, they were trying to feel better about themselves by achieving such a goal. 104 1 va 5 1, 52 , 11 E A Once Upon ! Q A ,hi W, f Q 5, Q M. A f. 5 J' Y' Q ,,, 3' A :M in M' VE, in 51 14: fld if V., .,. 5 5 ga If ,- L- 1. 2 I 2 I' 3tt1'CSS Cast Of Characters The Minstrel Sir Harry ....,...,. . . Lady Larken .....,... .... Princess Winnifred . . . , . . . The Jester ......... . . . The King ....,... . . Queen Aggravain . . . . . . The Wizard ........ . . Prince Dauntless . . . . . . . .... . Jim Johnson . . Eric Hagenbarth . . . . Kathy Stetser Lauren DeRemigio Anthony Pinizzotto . . . . David Pickett . Charmette Brown .. .. . Jim Augusto . . . . Fred Firestine Lady Rowena .... . . . . Jennifer Milanese Lady Merrill ..,.............. .... D ianna Manzoni Lady Lucille ................., ..... . Simone Bey Princess 12 and Princess Jillian . , . . . . . Jill Kupsey Sir Studley . . . Lady Beatrice Lady Dorothy Lady Mabelle Lady Linda . . Lady Christina Lady Stacey . . Lady Theresa Lady Sandra . . . . . . Doug Stetser . . . . . Lena Juliano . . Crystal Galletta Dannielle VanOyen . . . . . . Linda Lytle ..... .Tina Saxon . . . Stacey Cowgill . . . . . Terry Banks . Sandy DeRemigio Once Upon A Mattress On the evenings of April 5, 6, and 7 the students of Paulsboro High School under the guidance of Mr. and Mrs. Murphy presented the musical play Once Upon A Mattress Our leader had a core of talented, and highly experienced chorestors ready to go. One challenge success- fully met here was taking a devotion to the institution, arts and practices of the Middle Ages and defining this romantic, but not specific era into necessary theatre elements. Re- search for costumes, props, back drops, and adaptions of scenes was completed with extraordinary col- laboration of Miss Fox and her hon- ors classes and Mr. Johnson's work- shop classes with the assistance of Mr. Stuab on design construction adaption. Once Upon A Mattress was composed by Mary Rodgers and Marshall Barer. The lighting was the magical elixir to set the stage into the kingdom. This production of Once Upon A Mattress was the largest production ever for Mr. and Mrs. Murphy. M. .Q xx.,-.0 x., R .X I 'sikxx-N xx NXAQKN f 'N.,-N 'Nr nun X X df .WA -W ,X ,QL , 'Q' V' -u.-in was My fi ,575 1 2551 25222524 x. u leer Those Move Easiest Who Have Learned To Dance Z 52, or .. 5: , iw a E f f ..,, The prom was held at Auletto's Sunset Ballroom on Friday, May 25th. There were approximately 225 people who attended. The theme of the prom was Perfect Combination. This year's prom queen was Kim Owen who was escorted by Rich Ridinger. The other members of the court were: Leigh Ann Pohlig, escorted by Bill Bundens and Lynda Gattuso, escorted by Richard Gray. The nominated girls promenaded around and administrators and their wives elected the prom queen. This was Mrs. Hi1ton's fifth consecutive year in charge of the prom. We thank her for her hard work and Wish her many more years of successful proms. There s No Greater Everyday YM? Julie Koko Eileen Barber Kim Vicere Liz Tropea, Annie Gallagher, Kim Parker, Dawn Patton, Karen Me- Marie Dobzanskif Danielle Grievesi Dawn Watson, elieleliy, Eileen Barber, Julie Keke, Sheila Kleinert, Kim vieeie gan? Weber, Tracey Vallandinghami Geofjean pea man l .-.w--v i l. Ma- af . Y- A X S W ei irtue Than Cheerfulness Kim Parker, Dawn Patton To be a cheerleader one is judged on personality, agil- ity, and some athletic ability. The qualification it takes are dependability, mainly, and a feeling of spirit and always wanting to participate in the activity that is happening. Cheerleading is fun if you en- joy doing it. Nancy Briggs, Francine Zampaglione, Sandy We- ber, Dawn Watson, Liz Tropea, Tracey DeSte- fano, Danielle VanOyen, Kim Weber, Tracey Val- landingham, Danielle Grieves LY . - - Justine Spinks, Dawn Harris, Stacey Parker, Lori Minniti, April Ranelli, Michelle Vincent, Stephanie Ramsey WW Individual Award Winners Jim Pandolfo, Daughers of Revolution Good Citizen Mike Cesaro, Terri Hadley, Harry Crane KYW News 1060 Student Reporter i Sandy DeRemigio, Deptford J.C. Junior Miss Francine Zampagione, Chemistry Mike Cesaro, Charles Weidler, Senator Eileen Barber Soroptimist Award Bill Bradley Award f5W'V3 ' V ff, ,, A ,f ',', 5 f 1 V7 5 4 Z , 'Z , iii , Darryl Herder, Mite Engineering Jim Williams, Physics Award Award Honors And Gifted And Talented C asses ul' Wim.. 1 me 3 ,rx 5.31 l..,aU.IQ I . I Stl 'se g Zhi Sheila Murschell, Denise Di- Lella, Mark Gordon Mrs. Cowan, Rhonda Camelli, Traci Victor, Renee Sanders, Jeff Gentile James Wood, Lori Ann Kidd, Miss Fox, Joe Lerch, Dawn Clay- man, Brenda Biernacki, Chan- ning Good, Stacey Cecala Jim Bilda, Terri Hadley, Charles Weidler, Mike Cesaro, Joe Lerch, Donna Philip, Jim Williams, Donna Cundey, Mr. Harker, Louise O'Brien, Eileen Barber, Mike Hertzberg, Lori Ann Kidd, Susan Dobzanski, Jim Pandolfo Tim Shireman, Janell Byrd, Mark Konnick, Mike Hagen- barth, Eric Sockwell, Timi Bur- nett, Kathy Bohn, Larry Barber, Charles Viereck, Valvin Roane, Cherese Coradetti, Chris Hadley, Linda Lytle, Paul Genoese, Traci Vallandingham, Bruce Wharton, Sandy Weber, Dawn Watson, Kathleen Cavalea Tammy Pierce, Justine Spinks, Debbie Berth, Nicole Beaman, Bridget, Croce, Kristie Raively, Michelle Levan, Meaghan Jen- kins, Gary Fithian, Tom Siegrist, Sheila Waltman, Jason Voged- ing, Denise Manzoni, Dee Ann Fell, Stephanie Parker, Michael Kelcher, Justine Gray, Shantel Peiffer, Jennifer Silbaugh, Moni- ca Mclntyre, Mrs. Dentino, Marc Lamson, Jason Murschell, Lauren Herman, Justine Dobies Christine Nothnacker, Thomas Pearson, Mr. Brown, Dianna Manzoni, Brenda Cavalea, Mike Reed, Jim Salvatore, Kyle Knes- taut, Jim Miller, Eric Sockwell Christine Nothnacker, Frank Rook, Jim Miller, Jim Salvatore, Andy Williams, Thomasa Pear- son, Joan Lipsett, Sue Brown, Brenda Cavalea, Kathy Sweeten, Fran Zampaglione, Dianna Man- zoni, Mrs. Rosen Mrs. Mitnick, Kim Carter, Stephanie McNeilly, Anthony Pinizzotto, Michelle Yandach, Lori Emrick, Stephanie Niemi, Barry Gray 111 People Working Together Mme f 5' 'I 1 f . f . ffs President Stacey Cowgill, Vice-President Dianna Manzoni, Secretary Linda Lytle Mr. Keepers, Advisor 112 For P.H.S. lf L A X Af ,f My -M-W-..s,.,,,,5,. i The Paulsboro High School Student Council took pride in showing their Senior Citizens a good time. On May 23, 1984, the welcome mat was laid out as they were given a luncheon and an after- noon performance with the combined efforts of the Administration, National Honor Society, Print Shop, Cafeteria Staff, Jazz Band, and Chamber Choir. Mr. Palatucci, in appreciation of the student body's efforts of filling up the food box for the local people of Paulsboro for their Christmas din- ner, dressed up as his view of Boy George. Pauls- boro's Student Council is also responsible for all the fun the student bodies have in the school by deciding on dates for dances and all the other great things we do to make going to Paulsboro High more enjoyable. A Skill To A Better Future Charles Carty 492 x it 5, X g, E, 2 if 1 Frank Bullock, Joe Chila, Larry Moran Tim Sopko ef Steve Williams Larry Pedrick l On Monday, we have a learning day and time for ourselves. The rest of the week, we work on clients, says Dora Reed. But, each day is a learning day. Gloucester County Vocational School is where many students from various high schools in the coun- ty attend to learn a trade. In some of the classes offered at vocational school Frank Gray, Steve Smith, Pete Pollicino Dora Reed you can obtain a certificate or beon the job while your are learning and getting paid. The techniques of vocational school teachers are differ- ent, comments Ron Valentino. But they are effective. Ev- eryday you strive to become better than the day before. The teachers are friendly and eager to help you. The stu- dents think this a great experience. Jean Kelly Lawrence Moody Kay Widener A ways On The Run Guidance Office: Danny Tallman, Terry Hughes, Cheryl Morina, Gina Calista, Carl Vicere, Jim Salvatore, Terri Hadley Mt. Reed and Mr. Jones: Front Row: Alethia Wallace, Eileen Barber, Tammy Vanneman, Donna Zappola, Amy Fenwick Mr. Palutucci: Front Row: Traci Vallandingham, Jackie Michael, Kathy Green, Patrice Banks, Kim Keel Back Row: Rich Reistle, Walter Banks 116 Middle Row: Kim Vicere, Lori Minniti Back Row: Brenda Bier- nacki, Tammi Carty, Janell Byrd, Timika Byrd, Charlene Payne, Edward Baginsky, Wade Hulmes -ff- F? it Mrs. Manzoni: Dianna Manzoni, Wendi Hulmes, Mrs. Manzoni, Nurse Ann Laielli, Domenic Manzoni Galler Front Row: Louise O'Brien, Tracey Harris, Justine Spinks, Joe Lerch, Don Bundens, Dawn Patton, Christine Nothnacker, Joan Lipsett, Anthony Pinizzotto. Front Row: Joe Lerch, Louise O'Brien, Anthony Pinizzotto, Tracey Harris, Back Row: Crystal Galletta, Terri Hadley. Paulsentin 1 YH, ffl? wf 1 5 .737 11151 ,Q -an ,A mf .. , , F Back Row: Wilbur Durham, Steve Pino, Anthony Pino, Joe Kidd, Dave Pollicino, ' A ' - . AAIVAV V ' . ' M . W Sam Pinizzotto Joe Lerch . . . 1. ' .5 -V--as Anthony Pino Stepping To The Beat Of Success Leonard Martin, Mike Reed, Gary Roemmich Front Row: Nick Kappre, Michelle Harris, Linda Durham, Lauren, Herman, Anthony Pinizzotto, Valerie Segar, Thomasa Pearson, Tomeka Wallace, Gloria Cesarano, Tracy Keenan The Red Raiders had another successful year. Under the direction of Miss Debra Volpe, the band has gone through many changes, including an improvement in discipline and musicianship. Anthony Pinizzotto became the new drum major and handled the job excellently. Due to the changes made, the band has not been as active as they would have liked. However, they did place 2nd in the Woodbury Parade and 4th in the Pennsville Competition and the Millville Christmas Parade. Miss Volpe commented that she has high hopes for the band next year, including a tighter discipline on the field and better placing in competitions. She also stated that the PHS Band, may be small, but through group effort and support, theyire strong! Raiders On The March , Ln. Back Row: Anthony Pinizzotto, Kenny Papp, Sam Pinizzotto, Joe Lerch Front Row: Euridee McCormick, Dave Salvatore, Denise Manzoni, Anthony Marzucca W ' 4 2 , limi Raider Pride In Formation Back Row: Crystal Galletta, Theresa Johnson, Robin Sharp, Sheri Payne, Sandra Diggs, Paris Roane, Lori Minitti, Melissa Banks, Nancy Briggs Kneeling: Sha-Sha Williams, Erica Hill, Carla Hargrave, Jennifer Scott Back Row: Yolanda Williams, Carla Price, Tracey Harris, Lori Fortin Front Row: Lynette Redman, Sandra Spratley, Patrice Merchant Backing up the Marching Red Raiders this year, and making for better half-time shows, were the flags-under Captains Crystal Galletta and Nancy Briggs, Rifles Cap- tain Anna Laielli, and Color and Honor Guard-Captain . Tracey Harris. Although it involves a lot of time and effort, they obviously take pride in putting out the extra effort to make the band show more enjoyable and interesting. Good luck in the future to all of the Flags, Rifles and Color and Honor Guard. Keep marching! Captains: Nancy Briggs, Crystal Galletta Crystal Galletta Tracey Harris Captain: Tracey Harris Captains: Ann Laielli, Lorraine Travia Marching To A New Rh thm Back Row: Bonnie Harvey, Sandy Hurff, Dawn Harris Front Row: Anna Laielli, Lorraine Travia 52 5 7th nd 8th Grade Hockey Team 122 Front Row: Lynnette Redman, Jeannine Redman, Danielle Roots, Erva Lutz Carla Strihling, Paige Stillman, Jennifer Yanavich, Iva Frisby, Milkia Merchant Back Row: Lisa McMullen, Robyn Pounds, Ronda Harvey, Alane McBride, Danielle Gentile, Lauri Stetser, Coach B.J. Reilly, Stacey Harbeson, Cathi Ponter James Harris, Chuck Evans, Mark Morina Jw SPUR TS fivf AW K 4. .if 'Mail f' Wi 'HW li P H L xx- ' L,-!. .X-M. ff I-.gg tx QI! Q sq JS' - . 9 M 'A ii Raiders if ss, M, Q . C3 ff in V gl v ,,, , e-,, 'W . 1, ui V 'ff W' A WU- if ' 'V or 5 5 ,, 4 ,J ri 255 U ,.,,,,,. - ,Q it fi K, , , , 2, . , -A Q r slli H , , 2, N V ,,:VV i ' 2 away' 16 if f y ' if a , la l V fl' H an A t f , V W ,, i t L, ,V ,, 1 fl. , 'A ' i ii7f4 Q7 V wi L Top Row: Eric Sockwell, Rob Chenault, Ken Gilcrest, Nick Kappre, Deron Dobzanski, Scott Harbeson, Andy Williams, Erik Mattson, Casey Stillman, Eric Godfrey, Bottom Row: Pete Brandt, Rick Reistle, Joe Juliano, Bill Leash, Mike Williams, Larry Barber 1 , aww ,, ,f,g,, MW R 5 ,,f', ,1f,,,f,,wg -MV a ff, if fa rw, W 'T i f',, f ,, , f ff,,f 'NX ,, X ,, 1 Slide Home Top Row: Mike Brady, Vince Hurst, Bill Franklin, Tom Harris, Steve Klein, Dave Haddock Bottom Row: Gary Funk, Jeff Gentile, Ken Raively, Jim Pandolfo, Ernie Parks, Wade Hulmes We Opponent They 6 Haddon Hts. 5 7 Gateway 6 7 Gateway 7 3 Collingswood 2 2 Sterling 12 2 Woodbury 4 7 Haddonfield 8 7 West Deptford 2 9 Haddon Hts. 7 5 Haddon Twp. 13 1 Collingswood 5 5 Haddonfield 7 0 Sterling 4 4 Audubon 12 3 Audubon 4 2 Haddon Twp. 3 0 West Deptford 4 0 Woodbury 3 Jeff Gentile Bill Leash Joe Juliano 5. :e,. x f M s a i ees M -f-: Wade Hulmes Ernie Parks Ken Raively l - ,ff Q - , Eg-E111 ,g s . ,.,, . fq. - f ., I H 'ii' - 'l':' . . I . :isis MS glV'!lB'f.l'l0IB 1 7 ' P Rich Reistle Jim Pandolfo Mike Williams f ,,,24.,, M... .. , , I . ber One and has the best record on the team, and one of the best in the schools record history. The Tennis Team represents the best tradition of sportsmanship. Bill Orr, a new addition to the team, did an admirable job. Ken Papp, Pete Pollicino, Neal Dou- gherty, Tim Hansen, Bill Lytle, as well as the underclassmen, will contribute to the new '85 season. A promising freshman is Paul Minnitti. Richard Gray played at Num- A S W g Bill Lytle Ken Papp, Chuck Layer, Rich Gray, Bill Orr, Neal Daugherty, Bill Lytle, Coach: Mr, Jamison We They 0 , Haddon Township 5 0 Haddon Township 5 0 Woodbury 5 1 Woodbury 4 0 Gateway 5 1 Gateway 4 0 Haddonfield 5 O Haddonfield 5 1 Sterling 4 1 Sterling 4 0 Audubon 5 1 Audubon 5 0 Collingswood 5 0 Collingswood 5 0 West Deptford 5 0 West Deptford 5 1 Haddon Heights 4 1 Haddon Heights 4 126 To Perfection Top Row: Coach, Mr. Keepersg Sara Grant, Teresa Radcliffe, Donna Cipolla, Linda Lytle, Mi- chelle Vincent, Bottom Row: Karen Mecholsky, Kathy Green, Donna Cundey, Jennifer Mila- nese, Chris Nothnacker We They 0 Haddon Township 5 0 Haddon Township 5 0 Woodbury 5 1 Woodbury 4 l 0 Gateway 5 1 Gateway 4 Donna Cundey Kathy Green Jeflnlfef O HadCl0l'lfield 5 Mdanese O Haddonfield 5 1 1 Sterling 4 1 Sterling 4 X We O Audubon 5 1 Audubon 5 0 Collingswood 5 0 Collingswood 5 0 West Deptford 5 0 West Deptford 5 1 Haddon Hieghts 4 1 Haddon Heights 4 i l 5 i y ! 128 M Un The Wings Tina Cooper Chris Diane Wallace Giovannitti .ahaha ' f 'V ff 4. H 4 ., WY., f m , ,, K rw? 7 , , ,,,, A C ' , ,,, an ' 'H ,M ,,.MW,:wWW 5 'M W' K N V , - W V477 4-..,,.., . f Df ictor Keith Cipolla Chris Carpenter Jim Rutter James Wood Domenic John Ludwigsen Manzoni ' Lawrence Stephen Smith Moody Coach Mr. Lynch, Lamont Briscoe, Grant Kircher, Stephen Ludwigsen, Douglas Cartnan, Steve Durr, Aaron Blanding, William Howell, Jim Faulkner, Don Manzoni, Jim Rutter, Kavanaugh, James Wood, Bob Brown, Tyrone Conquest, Lawrence Vloody, Dave Stetser, Jim Salvatore, William Gaines Kneeling: Frank Geno- ase, John Thomas, Byron Dixon, Rich Kavanaugh, Paul Durr, Gregg Victor 1 ln L 'VE' OPPONENT THEY 117 Pennsville 14 l 92 Haddon Twp. 39 l08 Woodbury 23 90 Gateway 41 101 Collingswood 30 84 Haddon Hts. 47 92 Sterling 39 75 Haddonfield 56 80 Audubon 51 85 West Deptford 45 , jg: ..,i 1 ,,,, 4? 1, , Aaron Blanding UOUSIHS Carthan ,, W , y Mff ..,.. ,., f , The boys track team had a rewarding season. The team had notable performances from Law- rence Moody, Jim Rutter, Dom Manzoni, Dave Kavanaugh, Steve Durr, Jim Salvatore, and John Ludwigsen. The boys had a lot of spirit and were cooperative. The team has been undefeated for the last 2 years. We hope that they will continue to remain so. Congratulations. WE THEY Haddon Heights 14 Gateway 5 Gateway 7 Collingswood 15 Sterling 18 Haddon Twp. 8 West Dept- ford 4 Haddon Heights 14 Audubon 7 Woodbury 10 Haddon Twp. 8 Haddonfield 1 Collingswood 6 Sterling 9 Haddonfield 2 Audubon 15 West Dept- ford 6 Woodbury 10 The Paulsboro girls softball team ended the 1984 season with an overall record of 6-12. Although this record might not be outstanding, their hard-working attitude, and constant effort made them a team to be proud of. Four im- pressive contributors to the varsity squad were outfielders Sue Dobzanski, and Ronda Cameli, pitcher Donna Cun- dey, and catcher Ivy Frisbey. Dobzanski received honors as All Colonial Conference, Group I, and Gloucester County outfielder, while Fris- bey was named Colonial Con- ference catcher. The promising players to look for next year are pitcher Liz Tro- pea and Wendi Hulmes. ww 'A ,,v, , , fs rl fy F No thelete Is Crowned Top Row: Lisa Price, Brinda Cavalea, Ivy Frisbey, Helen Capasso, Lorraine Mills, Liz Tropea, Chris Nothnacker Bottom Row: Terry Hughes, Sue Dob- zanski, Ronda Cameli, Donna Cundey, Pearl Dick Sue Dobzanski Pearl Dick :M la , ,,,,,,. W wymw wzfiigpgwqiif' Wray X zl. , Donna Cu nde y But In The Sweat Of His Brow Top Row: Mary Burt, Dawn Watson, Rhonda Eaton, Sandy Rust, Michelle Yandach, Donna Cipolla, Georjean Speakman, Stephanie McNeilly, Marie Dob- zanski, Judy Archut, Theresa Radcliff, Miss Pickard Bottom Row: Robin Perry, Wendi Hulmes, Lori Griffin, Sandy DeRemigio, Joan Lipsett, Charlene Crowther, Janet Eastlack Terry Hughes A Sandy DeRemigio Y g ,i,,2, Q l 1 I l 'r Ronda Cameli ma, Group I Champions! f WZ! V1 , , 6 ,.., .,.,, , , . up , A ,Gift Scott Campbell Wade Hulmes Barry Beckett Frank Gray Paul Schultz Frank Purnell Kelvin Orr Jim Pandolfo Fred Wilson Aaron Blanding John Worthy ,ff WI Jim Rutter Jeff Gentile Channing Good il l 03?-M'Y5r 9' 3 af? Vw? Top Row: Coach Brown, Ron Victor, Albie Quarles, Lawrence Moody, Aaron Blanding, Carlton Pierce, Paul Genoese, Mike Gaines, Jim Rutter, Emmett Merchant, Kelvin Orr, Scott Campbell, Len Purnell, Fred Wilson, Jack Kupsey, Coach Pandolfo Middle Row: Coach Herrshaft, Tony Evans, Pete Brandt, Mike Bowen Gary Funk, Deron Dobzanski, Jeff Gentile, Jim Pan- dolfo, Paul Schultz, Frank Purnell, Frank Gray, Mark Vogeding, Casey Still- man, Monte Wood, Petey Pollicino, Barry Beckett, Coach Taraschi Front Row: Tom Paulsen, Wade Hulmes, Anthony Alvarado, Steve Cockrell, La- mont Briscoe, Rob Muse, John Worthy, Channing Good, Jeff Frazier, Eric Godfrey, Mike Brady, Dustin Briscoe 132 Lawerence Pete Pgllicino Robert Muse Moody ,, 133 Red Raider We They 8 Haddon Twp. 0 20 Haddonfield 13 20 Woodbury 15 22 Haddon Heights 0 6 Sterling 16 6 Gateway 0 0 Audubon 22 41 Collingswood 0 22 West Deptford 6 28 Pleasantville 0 Pride Raiders Holding Back Row: Coach DiFronzo, Janell Byrd, Sue Dobzanski, Kay Widener, Lisa Price, Euridee, McCormick, Vanessa Trader Front Row: Terri Kidd, Ivy Frisbey, Tamika Burnett Back Row: Nicole Beaman, Nicky Evans, Carla Young, Melody Worthy, Paris Roane, Nancy Richie, Coach Evans Front Row: Tamika Burnett, Terri Kidd, Janell Byrd eev- a Sue Dobzanski Vanessa Trader Kay Ann Widener Raiders Fast - Break It was a season of learning and changes for the Paulsboro Red Raiders. Although there have been some personnel changes in the team, as well as the addition of several freshmen players, the general feeling was one of optimism. Senior Aaron Blanding commented, The team is very young, but they're good and they have a great attitude. When they get the fundamentals down, they,ll be great? Blanding broke the school record scoring 39 pts. in one game. Coach Trautwein felt the team needed to learn to play together more, but enjoyed their victory over Sterling and in the Christmas Tournament. The team's record was 8-12, and we're looking forward to a great season next year. l 1 We They 72, 59 Haddon Twp. 47, 60 59, 63 West Deptford 58, 65 76 Kingsway 61 65, 48 Haddonfield 69, 63 65, 29 Woodbury 55, 42 69, 54 Haddon Heights 82, 74 57, 48 Sterling 56, 68 41, 55 Gateway 54, 59 52, 50 Audubon 50, 52 60 Collingswood 56 Back Row: Emmett Merchant, Aaron Blanding, Tim Collins Second Row: Albie Quarles, Lawrence Ross First Row: Barry Beaman, Robert Muse, Muse Bra- dy, Coach Trautwein Aaron Blanding Dominic Ernie Parks Channing Good 1' Group Champs, W, Q . v it ,, .M HW Y, 5 Making I Look Fred Wilson Joe Chila Tom Wigmore Curtis Victor First Row Kirk Love, Dean Duca, Jason Suter, Joe Casselli, Mark Konnick Second Row Kevin Nastasi, Mike DeLiberis, Ernie Parks, Frank Schmutz, Jason Vogeding Third Row Jim Rutter, Fred Wilson, Dominic Manzoni, Joe Chila Forth Row Pete Brandt, Curtis Victor, Deron Dobzanski, Paul Schultz 46 Long Branch 13 47 Haddon Twp. 6 52 Haddonfield 0 46 Oakcrest 16 56 Woodbury 6 38 Delsea 6 55 Haddon Hts. 12 46 Vineland 14 63 Sterling 4 52 Gateway 3 58 West Deptford 7 57 Audubon 9 66 Collingswood 4 45 Williamstown 13 56 Haddon Hts 3 46 Haddonfield 9 60 ' Middlesex 0 55 Roselle Pk. 3 1 State Playoffs undefeated 18 matches, South Jersey Sectional Group 1 New Jersey Group 1 Champs f f f W f Paul Schultz Jim Rutter All Too Easy I Bob Fredericks has been the head coach of the PHS wrestling program for fifteen years. He says it is the only sport he would feel comfortable coaching. It seems that he is very comfortable as he has led our Red Raiders to victory many times throughout his coaching career. - This past year PHS wrestlers have been undefeated. The JV wrestlers clinched the Caldwell, NJ Tournament and the varsity wrestlers placed first in the Deepcreek, VA Tournament. Our secret of success is the good team effort put in by the JV and Freshmen wrestlers that pushes our Varsity to per- form to their best ability, states Mr. Fred- ericks. He also adds a bit of advice to his wrestlers, Keep your grades up. Academ- ics are the most important and are almost always overlooked until the senior year. PHS would like to thank Bob Fredericks for his dedication to the sport, his hard work, and, most of all, congratulate him on his many victories. We wish him many more victorious coaching years. A Season First Row: Jamie Young, Larry Barber, Brian Schmutz, Mike Payton, Carl Vicere, Bobby Struss Second Row: Anthony Alvarado, Nicky Kappra, Mike Capasso, Herman Schoch, Jim Salvatore, Joe Paulsen, Frank Rocks Third Row: Dave Kavanaugh, Mike Bohn, David Salvatore, Jason Murschell, Joey Retkovis Top Row: Vince DiPietro, Mark Vogeding 6949? ,, 552553 i e Ae' fy , mf, ,, L f.. 2 l Swift-Youth .11 Back Row: Mrs. Reilley, Assistant Coach: Theresa Carrow, Patrice Banks, Tuesday Patton,lTimi Burnett, Lisa Price, Carla Young, Wendi Hulmes, Miss Pickard, Coach Kneeling: Rhonda Eaton, Ivy Frisbey, Vanessa Trader, Sue Dobzanski, Tina Cooper, Kathy Stewart, Kelly Ruggieri WW If C Sue Dobzanski Vanessa Trader Tina Cooper Roe DiGuiseppe ' , , i H Z W' uuaawzw ff? 6 g,'L,awi5w,v-iwwff' W WWL 'I A ffm N, ,, , , R t f I I V 0 If 431 ilk My f .fvlz 'W -ifiiitw if 3, fi'd'f3u, ' ww L' ' f ZW it if MFMZ4 'fm I f V ,sw ,,1w44,, , ,J ,L . M535 ,vm 2 BM, I in wif., , gm Mg, is VI ., V WJ, .rpg A ,. A 'i C f ' T I A' W 4 w i'i'I ' ,,' may 'Wa rg ' +V x MV, ' 4, 4 - 4. . , ,, ,1 E, V 4, 9,4 in , W -,,.jMf..5 V ff 'M f,,f,,4 4, 7 ' ww A , Gnw ard o I .....,... l Coach: Mrs. Reilley, Donna Johnson, Justine Gray, Maria Polimeni, Kristine Zeil- mann, Leslie Williamson, April Ranelli, Euridee McCormick, Janell Byrd, Joan Lip- sett, Desiree Forbes, Justine Dobies This yearls Paulsboro Girls Hockey team record defined improvement in skill level and attitude. There was no freshmen hockey team, but the freshmen have contributed with hard work and a great help to the team. Miss Pickard, the new coach is a graduate of Highland Regional High School, Davis and Elkins College, West Virginia where her ma- jor was Physcial Education. In college she had played softball, field hockey and basket- ball. She expected to make some changes overnight, but she realized that it was going to take a few years to get the girls to perform up to her standards. As for this year, the girls have adjusted very well. Miss Pickard said that out of season the girls will work on skills, go to camps and join summer leagues. M ' lm' ' ff 444 I A' S I 1Z7h:Ar, 'V ' . WE OPPONENT THEY 0 West Deptford 7 1 Haddon Twp. Forfeit 0 Haddonfield 3 0 Woodbury 1 0 Gateway 6 0 Audubon 0 0 Haddon Heights 3 0 Collingswood 5 0 West Deptford 5 0 Haddon Twp. 2 0 Haddonfield 4 1 Woodbury 2 ,We ff , 0 Haddon Heights 4 A 5 4 1 Sterling 0 , 0 Gateway 4 , , W ffyaffjgla 1 Sterling 3 0 Audubon 2 f we 0 Collingswood 6 , V, .f 51,7 J, A! J ,y , , , , , V ,V ,, ,, g r , , an ,, , ,et , .Ha f ,Q 1, fr, , 5, 1 A , ,iw . g 7 'u4.-,fN 1, , 3 W ,,,,, f, ,, 1 , f 145 We Went The Distance Dominic Manzoni, Captain We Opponents They 22 West Deptford 42 29 Haddon Twp. 26 42 Haddonfield 15 19 Woodbury 37 29 Clearview 28 44 Gateway 16 37 Haddon Hts. 20 25 Sterling 30 17 Audubon 42 34 Collingswood 23 , l Standing-Coach Platt, Monica Mclntyre, Denise Manzoni, Dave Kavanaugh, Wally Banks, Justine Spinks, Co-Captain Dianna Manzoni Kneeling-David Stetser, Co- Captain Larry Yarson, Kirk Love, John Montemore, Greg Ragonese, Jason Vogeding Sitting-Keith Hogle, Rich Reistle, Sandy DeRemigo, Dominic Manzoni, John Ludwigsen. Rich Reistle John Ludwigsen Sandy DeRemigio, Captain ' . V wi ,s.,,, ,, V ' A p ,.+.4,jV' 2' M M 57 ,yi f ,,',' 1 . f 8 lile .,,,,', i,,,' , 1 y J f According to Coach Dave Platt the '84 season was a satisfying one. The team ran to a second place finish in the N.J.S.I.A.A. Sectionals, and took fourth place in the Colonial Conference Meet despite a poor dual meet record. This was the first year that P.H.S. had a girls Cross Country team which made Coach Platt very proud. This team showed a lot of maturity, espe- cially the seniors, Rich Reistle, Dominic Manzoni, John Ludwigsen and Sandy DeRemigio. The seniors also exhibited leadership, continuity and the will to work. We know this maturity and leader- ship will carry on to the '85 season. Good Luck! If The1'e's A Short Cut, We'll Find It ... Os , 0 l , . . . Nw i mi mmi' f' ' 5. W ,, V' , Vf We There's Hope For The Back ine 'Nw Back Row: Paul Licciardello, Wayne Hall, Wayne Wellington, Sam Pinizzotto, Paul McCullough, Barry Beckett Front Row: Mike Reilly, Tom Tame, Rob Williams We 2 W 1 1 1 1 M O 4V2 2M 4 1 4 1 0 Haddon Heights Gateway Woodbury Haddon Twp. Audubon Haddon Heights Gateway Haddonfield Sterling Haddon Twp. Sterling Haddonfield Audubon West Deptford Woodbury They 4 5V2 5 5 5 5 5M 6 IM 35 2 5 2 5 6 Barry Beckett Sam Pinizzotto Coach Keepers This years golf was exciting with the addi- tion of so many new players. The team was comprised of new players from all grades. Because of the teams inexpe- rience, they had some contest losses. A lot of the players will be returning next season and hope to do fairly well. Most of the golfers played over the summer to improve their skills. 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X w Terri Hadley, Jim Bilda Mike Cesaro, Harry Crane, David Nastasi, Ed Sholders Kelvin Orr, Tracy Victor, Darryl Herder Mike Gargano, Mike Herzberg, Tom Brandt Than The Compliments 0f Civility 153 N- KN 2 5 A:-'N . Q, MS mwggig S .W K gh MQ Brenda Biernacki, Dawn Clayman, Christine Reistle - A W! r q 2 Wanda Grove, Jackie Michael, Kim Parker, Desiree Russian David Sanders, Larry Pedrick, Tim Sopko ,5 Alan Buckley, Bill Leash, Joe Juliano Would ot Be Contented With What He Would Like To Have. While Thou Livest, Keep A Good Tongue In Thy Head Anthony Francesco, Mark Gordon Nu x, 1 156 Steve Hardy, Julia Haskins Keith Cipolla, Mike Seiverd Roe Esposito, Eileen Barber, Denise DiLella, Louise O'Brien Tina Cooper, Tracey Victor pq Z5 77, 2 L. Let Each Man Have The Wit To Go His Own Way J. 3 Sabrina Green, Doug Carthan, Renee Sanders Bill Lytle, Frank Gray, Paul Schultz, Jim Pandolfo Bernadette O'Leary, Kathy Green, Donna Cundey, Debbie Tranquillo Crystal Galletta, Jim Rutter, Tracey Harris, Anthony Pino l 'J XV Keith Hogle, Kenny Raively John Anthony Accordino 96 Caspiirson Street Gibbsmvm 08027 423-4303 Edward Street 08066 arie Barber Goerge Douglas Carthan 1000 Pennlme Paulsboro 08066 Charles C Carty 79 Main Street 08014 Stacey Lee Cecala 319 Beacon Avenue Paulsboro Wanda Grove 25 Riverview Avenue Paulsboro 08066 423 7935 Laurence Gumaugh 351 Bennett Street Glbbstown 08027 423 3542 Terri Lynn Hadley Sheridan Drive 08027 Angela Caraway 144 McCorkel Street Paulsboro 08066 423 2501 Roe DxGuiseppe 54 South Poplar Street Palmer Charles Christopher Carpenter 322 Kirkbridge Drive Gibbstown 08027 Gibbstown 08027 423-5516 Denise DiLella 615 East Broad Street 08066 Julie Ann Koko 471 East Broad Street Gibbstown 08027 423-6695 William J. Leash 351 Croce Avenue Gibbstown 08027 423-1331 Ed Lentz 201 Billings Avenue Paulsboro 08066 423-2663 Joseph David Lerch 632 Billings Avenue Paulsboro 08066 423-4661 1 4 49119 Awlvdwlwl vvvl ' Avvvev . 4 21 ff ff f11f-n51f1's1L25Y41 vs i2111' ' 1 423-1 ,V '1f1s'swg:1-1- 1ef14p1f411:1 11.,11f11 Rich ard nf ' A 14 W 2 ,1 gil' 4 4' .,g,z ,2 Mechanfitg' ei ' r gf 2 Q f Bridgeport 1' i 1 1 Gibbstown 08027 423-5785 Louise Ann O'Brien 224 Tomlin Station Road Gibbstown 08027 423-2708 Bernadette O'Leary 395 Swedesboro Road Gibbstown 08027 423-4129 Kelvin Orr 262 Huff Avenue Paulsboro 08066 423-5680 Sharon Lee Oswald 17 East Madison Street Paulsboro 08066 423-9821 James Pandolfo 1078 Ladner Avenue Gibbstown 08027 423-2426 Kimberley A. Parker . 134 Billings Avenue , '1 aden, Jr. ' ,Paulsboro 08066 '1422-3450 , Jerome Power 27 Main Street Bridgeport 08014 467-1125 Frank Purnell 21 W. Adams Street Paulsboro 08066 423-0199 Kenneth Raively, Jr. 5 S. Delaware Stree Paulsboro 08066 423-5994 Dora Lee Reed t 1534 S. Commerce Street Paulsboro 08066 423-3504 Christine M. Reistle P.O. Box 106, 16 Main Bridgeport 08014 467-3278 Street P. Reistle, Jr. I241Benr1er Avenue , I ,,Bau1sboro 08066 5 vvavf 1 1 ' ' ' Dean Tassi 240 Tomlin Road Gibbstown 08027 423-1044 Connie Taylor 305 W. Broad Street Paulsboro 08066 423-2346 Bryant Keith Trader 1227 Mt. Vernon Avenue Gibbstown 08027 423-0698 Debbie Tranquillo 281 Memorial Avenue Gibbstown 08027 423-3802 Theresa Ann Trinkleback 4 South Delaware Street Paulsboro 08066 423-4254 Michael M. Turton 439 Greenwich Avenue Paulsboro 08066 423-0774 Ron J. Valentino 23 Cooper Street Gibbstown 08027 467-2586 . 'F-:nest W- Parks 8 1 . . 1 fig fouth Commme David 1 Kimberly vicere 11 1 5,1113 Om 08065 118 W ' 265 N A ' 1 r.-1 Pwlsbvm 08066 1 '1 ..,-. rr... 423-1180 1 Michele Pamm 1 4 md, Adanub' 1 1 1 1 , ' ,1 , f.', - , ' ' 1 , mtpwh ,Tracey Lynell Victor 1 -, - ,, ' f 1 1 1 fx i 1 I S 1169 Mccgrkel Avenue A.1- ' ' 1 s Eg 1 'X Paulsboro 08066' if f'.' 11 1 , , - - 1 1 1 i , 42312115 f ' 'N 1 ' 1 ' 1 v 111f 4 - ' ' 1 1 11 ' 1 , ' 1. . ,300 West Buck Street ' 1,,- '1 Paulsboro 08066 f-'1 ' 1 ' '-'f' ' ' 11 --1t. 1111 1 41 1 'i'- ,, 1 1 1- .'-- '1 f'w -af 1 1 4. 'L ff 33' fgwifffifafyisi 12102152 1ffZa'1sWw1' --15,5 ,,-311. 11: 'T' ,f,1.vg' 1- 1? ff'-1 af if 1 11 3142551525 -,'f 11' r11,. . l121.-,'f111.2f-111-vmfrv 111033111 x , ,'.1e1 1 , f.1 11., -'-1-' 1 , ' ' ,fkh, , '.-' 4 . 1 -1 1 1',1f15tgu19bm-0' 030561' . ' ' f. 1 , .1 . 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Muse 227 West Adams Street Paulsboro 08066 423-5499 423-3106 Anthony John Pino 37 Forrest Street Gibbstown 08027 423-2768 Pete Pollicino 814 Chestnut Street Paulsboro 08066 isigoen smith 235 Vannemann Boulevard Paulsboro 08066 423-6738 Timothy J. Spoko 730 Willow Drive Gibbstown 08027 423-7684 Paulsboro' Fred E. wiisdiiii 102 Logan Laney Bridgeport 08014 James Wood 412 Summit Avenue Paulsboro 08066 423-5855 yy t,,Daviq,,g2,ath0ny Nastasi 423-0294 Avenue 1 ' 'ff'-' 1 H I H 1 I 3, 1, 1. 1 V1 1, VW 1 , P3!Ql5b0l'0 Laura Ponter 11 1' ' ',.1 ' 11 11111 , ,, '- ,,,', 1 ' 1 ,,.1, 11 ,1V1 ,1f ,V Wyciggih W -1214, rw' ' , ew '2f'iwff'1 1,11.1',1: , 1.1012 .11,11 , A1 Q , g1',14:4f 1'2 . 1.,, 1, 11,11 3 7 , 11 1,'- 11 I 1 1, 1 ' 1 ' 1' T ' 11: u ,,11 ' 1 Mike Herzberg, It's hard to imagine you're graduat- ing already. No matter what the future brings, re- member how proud we are of you and we love you. Mom and Cheryl Tracey Harris, Your years at P.H.S. have been a great challenge. Thanks to God you made it. Tracey always remember, you can make it if you try. Thanks for making our prayers answered. Love, Mommie and Daddy Terri Hadley, This moment is very special for all of us-a time of both sadness and joy. Go out, fulfill your dreams and remember- we love you. Love, Dad, Mom, Chris, and Eric Mickey Gargano, Congratulations on your gradua- tion, we are proud of you, and we wish you the best in your future and good luck in college. Love, Mom and Dad Christina Giovannitti, You've come a long way so fast honey! We're both proud of you and your ambition. God Bless you in the years to come. Love ya. Mom and Dad Jeff, Show the same respect to all your present and future friends as you do to us and they will love you as much as we do. Mom and Dad Denise DiLella, All too soon you have grown up. It's a bittersweet feeling. Dad and I want to wish you luck and happiness in all your endeavors. We love you very much. Mom and Dad Roe DiGuiseppe, I'm very proud of you. I wish you health and luck in all you do. Love, Mom Susan Dobzanski, We are so proud of you. Congratu- lations! We hope your future is filled with success, many rewards and happiness! Love, Mom, Dad, Ed- die, and Marie Pearl, I knew you would do it. Hope you find the happiness you are looking for. Love you. Good luck, ,. Mother Harry Crane III the Graduate , We are so proud of you. Good Luck and God Bless in your fu- ture. Love, Mom, Dad, Anna Mae, Cathy, Tim, Mary, Colleen Julie Koko, It seems like yesterday you started kin- dergarten and now you're graduating from high school. Where have the years gone? I am very proud of you and hope your future years are filled with happiness. Love, Mom Stacey Cowgill, I am proud of your many accomplish- ments and hope the future holds in store everything you expect. You have made my life exciting. Love, Mom Timothy Collins, We are very proud and happy that your big day has come. Shoot for the stars. Mom, Dad, Kim and Fred Congratulations!! Tina, your yesterdays are gone- but your future belongs to you. Love Mom and family. God bless you. Proverbs-3.56 Dear Keith, Congratulations on completing twelve years of school. We are really proud of you and are happy for you. Good luck. All our love, Mom and Pop H84-85,3 Laura Ponter, You have walked through the halls of P.H.S. for 4 years. You now have the rest of your life ahead of you. Don't sell yourself short. We're proud of you! Love, Daddy and Bess Jackie, There were times we thought this day would never come. Now it has. We want to tell you how much we love you and how very proud we are of you. Love, Mom and Dad Kelvin Orr, It's hard to believe you are graduating already. We're so proud of you. We wish you the best in your future of what your goal may be. Love, Dad, Mom, and Keith Sheila Murschell, Thank you for all the joy and hap- piness you have brought us. We are very proud of you and love you very much. May your future always be filled with success, good health, love and happiness. All our love, Mom and Dad xoxo Domenic, May all your hopes and dreams come true. All our love always, Mom and Dad William Lytle, A parent's pleasure is seeing their lit- tle boy grow up and become a fine young man. Hope your future holds all the sucess and happiness you deserve. Love, Mom and Dad Joe Lerch, The Proud moment is here as you gradu- ate from High School, it is just the beginning. Hope your College years are as rewarding. Good Luck for the future. Love, Mom and Dad Karen Klinger, We are so proud of the young woman you've become. We know your future will be bright. Happiness always, Love, Mom and Dad Lori Ann, There's so much beauty to be found in this world of ours, In winding streams and fields of green, And oh, so many flowers. And Godls green valley too, But nothing is compared to the beauty of having you. Congratulations- Mom, Dad, Dawn, and Joe James Wood, The years went so fast. Now you are graduating. We are so proud of you. We Pray God's blessings on you and all you dreams come true. Love, Mom, Dad Well Trac, you leave behind a very im- portant part of your life. Always re- member what you've learned in those days. You're going all the way. Love, Mom, Dad, Ronnie and Adam Ron Valentino, We're proud of you and your determination to achieve a goal. We wish you much happiness and suc- cess. Mom, Dad, and Lucky Michael Turton, Congratulations! You made it and we are very proud of you. Good luck with your future. Love, Mom, Kc Dad Debbie Tranquillo, We love you very much, and wish you all of the good things in life you deserve. Love, Mom, Dad, Sheri, and Joey Doug Stetser, We're proud of all your successes. We know there will be many more in the future. Keep looking up and may God guide and bless you always. Love, Mother and Dad Eddie Sholders, Congratulations! You have finished an important part of your life. Best wishes for success and happi- ness in the future. Love, Mom and Dad, Robyn and Steve Paul Schultz, We are very proud of you. It seems like only yesterday we watched you get on the kindergaten bus. Now you are graduating and ready to go on to college. You are a very special son and brother. Stay as nice as you are. Love, Mom, Dad, Joann, and Carolann Renee', To grow, know and love yourself will insure a broader understanding of others. Love always, Mom and Dad Joe Juliano, We are very proud of your accomplishments. You've come a long way the past years and we wish you the best of luck. Congratulations! With much love, Dad, Carol and Lena Joe Chila, Follow your dreams as you have done in the past. Our happiness and best wishes forever last. Love you and Proud of you. Dad, Mom, and family Tim Sopko, You promised yould,' make it. I love you. Mom Connie, Your beauty and brains helped you make it so far in life. I am very proud of you. I'm glad that you went through high school because it will be a great help to you in the future. The happiness that you brought to me is worth far more than silver and gold. I love you. Love, Mom David Sanders, You can reach any goal you set for yourself. We have been through a lot together these last years. Just remember l'll always be here for you. Love ya, Mom Richard Reistle, You have made us proud. Thank you for just being you. Best of luck in your future endeavors. Love, Mom, Dad, and Chris Wendy, The road gets rough and the going gets tough but you're going to make if if you try. Good luck and God bless you in all that you attempt to do. Mom and Dad Donna Philipp, Well Donna, here you are graduating already. Your many accomplishments make us proud. Hope all your plans and dreams come true. Love, Mom, Dad, David, and Wayne Dawn Patton, Congratulations! We are very proud of you. May your future years be blessed with happiness and success. We all love you! Dad, Mom, Lisa, and Georgie Ernie Parks, Your school years have passed so quickly. You gave us a lot of fond memories. May all your dreams come true and all your plans turn out successfu. We are proud of you and love you very much. Love, Mom, Dad, Rich, and Robbie Wanda Grove, Thank goodness you made it. Good luck in whatever you do. We love you. Love, Joe, Mom, Billy, Debby Sz Jacob - Stacey Cecala, We have always respected your honesty, for- wardness, and independence. Never change your outlook on life. Love, Dad, Mom, John, and Mike Scott Campbell, Happiness and success in everything that you do. Love, Mom, Dad, Susan, and Bill Ronda Cameli, You have made us so proud of you. We hope your future will be the best possible. We think you are the greatest and we love you very much. Mom and Dad Thomas Brandt, Congratulations, Son! Best wishes for you today and in your tomorrows. May life have many rewards in store for you. We are proud and love you very much. Love, Mom and Dad Eileen Barber, Now that you,re graduating, it makes us real- ize just how important you made our lives. Happiness and good luck in what you do, you know we'll be there always for you. Love, Mom, Dad, and Larry Charles Weidler, Congratulations! We are very proud of your accomplishments. We wish you the best in the future. Love, Mom and Dad Congratulations And Much Success To The Class Of 1985 U OBIL OIL CORPOR TIO Q. I ' . Q , 5? E- iiv t 5 E , ' . y f g o , , .o I f EVIAC. a o g A I-nw-c.1. V -Us I , does not keep t lffffl 5 . banker s hours. f f ' 1 I F , I L 9 .1 , I -,Qt I i , E 4 9 15 ' A I Z , , :' 5 I 4,4 In I , 1 Q I f I L A : 'f ' I p' P 1 nC.1ll0nCIl BC.1f1k .f and Trust Company of ' GIoucefterCountq y,e MEMBER Fmc ' To Call Any Office - B45-5800, 589-0600, 694-1173 E never closes. Now you can '1 make deposits, withdraw cash, transfer money I . . I between checkmg and savmgs accounts, even 5 make instalhnent loan payments. 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