1984 Scrivener

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SCRIV ENER SPRINGFIELD HIGH SCHOOL 49 WEST LEAMY AVENUE SPRINGFIELD, PA 19064 VOLUME 50

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49 West Leamy Avenue Spr;ngfleld. Pennsylvania 190(

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SPRINGFIELD DELCO A GUIDE TO OUR 1984 EXCURSION A combination of learning and extracurricular activities resulting in a spectacular attraction!

PACKAGE FEATURES: Over 130 exciting courses to choose from, enhancing academic and vocational skills.

Easy access to athletic, musical, and dramatic performances.

RATES PER PERSON: A generous amount of effort, motivation, enthusiasm, and determination.

BONUS: Journey of self discovery and a head start in life.

ACCOMMODATIONS: A bHevel modern facility furnished with 1,081 students.

EFFECTIVE: September 7, 1983 to June 14, 1984.

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Top Left: Saxer Avenue: visit downtown Springfield after dark. Top Right: A popular weekend attraction of students is the Springfield Mall.

Bottom Left: Springfield's educational history is preserved within the walls of Old Central School. Bottom Right: The old archway now leads to the new district offices.

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SCHEDULE

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Energy in Motion

Land of Enrichment Cougar Cubs' Adventures Optimum of Destination

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OF EVENTS Faculty

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Sports

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Activities

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Underclassmen

Seniors

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EAMWORK IN ACTION Top: Mike Stumpf carries the ball on a quarterback sneak with the help from linemen AI Hoffman and Chris Wilkins. Center: Cross country runners Dan Netting, Craig Giordano and Bill Bonadio cringe at the thought of another 10 mile run. Bottom Left: Actor in residence, Bill George, leads STW students in a mime demonstration. Bottom Right: Doug Gramiak uses his head in a game against Haverford.

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he bell rang and students were off on their numerous excursions.

School books were momentarily put aside and hours were dedicated to after school activities. Much time and effort were invested in athletic practices and club organizations. Through hard work, our extracurricular activities soon became Springfield's hub of excitement.

The cheers and spirit displayed at the football games told spectators of our enthusiasm. The students: athletes,

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musICians, actors, writers, and club members, worked together to achieve ¡ results. Patience, commitment, and motivation gave our efforts a positive direction. Our energy in motion was obvious. By breaking away from the individual competitiveness of school, students gained the satisfaction of achieving goals through teamwork in action. We discovered the 1984 Springfield experience together, learning about ourselves while learning about others.

Top Right: Cheerleaders demonstrate their new pyramid formation. Top Left: Margie Holstein, Tracy Haiko and Dawn Kasparian are momentarily distracted by our charming photographer. Center: Handball players participate in their daily lunchtime tournament. Center Right: Tiffany Neu practices her spike while Marilyn Gaines and ¡ Stacey Flecknoe eagerly await the return . Bottom: The band delights the fans with their new routine to "Eye of the Tiger."

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PECIAL ATTRACTIONS

Top Left: Orchestra members patiently await Mr. DelNegro's dismissal for lunch. Top Right: Seniors plan the annual trip to Washington for their American Government class. Center Right: Spanish club members celebrate their fiesta. Bottom Left: Darth Vader finds a friend at the Cheerleaders' Halloween Dance. Bottom Right: Melissa Borko molds a new clay creation.

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Top Left: After successfully completing

the three digit combination, Elaine Davis happily opens her new combination locker. Top Right: Students join the four minute rush between classes.

Center Right: Seniors Melissa Borko, Donna Garoh, Amy Holland, and Julius Horvath model the new cougar stand in the Commons. Center Left: Sophomores Erika Alston and Terry Turner sell candy, even on Halloween.

Bottom: Barb Mirenda willingly donates a pint of blood to the 96 pint total.

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Top Left: Students clad in creative costumes celebrate Halloween together. Top Right: The cougar, symbolizing our - - -'school spirit, greets everyone entering our school. Center Left: Any nature lover would enjoy the vibrant autumn view of the Springfield Reservoir. Center Right: Eileen McHugh, Abdul Foad, and Jim Garrison make use of the extensive equipment available to the AP Chemistry students. Bottom Right: &ic Lyons takes advantage of the Gifted Students' Independent Research Project.

T hrough the years we grew, learning more about life's challenges, rewards, and hardships every day of our journey. We discovered new hidden talents buried deep within ourselves and shared fond memories with close friends. New heights were reached in knowledge and performance.

Although our physical growth was evident, our mental understanding dominated our achievements. Our determination and dedicated commitment guided us to the road of progression. Progression was evident in everything around us, from the new section of our high school, to expansion of our computer hands-on workshop, to our new clubs and organizations. Stumbling freshmen finally transformed into seniors of distinction. At times we felt like giving up and taking the easy way out, but we always struggled to stay on top. Eventually, the rewards. outweighed the sacrifices, and the success of our efforts made the struggle worthwhile. We were on the road to success, moving closer to our ultimate goal.

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HROUGH THE YEARS

Top Right: Cathy Devine acquires hands-on experience in computer class. Center Right: Freshman John Kampmeyer and senior Will Rosser see things on the same level. Bottom Left: Varsity football players hang around the archway. Bottom Right: Mr. Lemmon attempted to solve this problem in its early stages.

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A CLOSER LOOK With the hustle and bustle of our hectic schedules, it was often easy to overlook some of the specialities of our school, friends, and community. At times it was necessary to take a closer look at things. Students actively participated in our practical arts programs.

Important skills and trades were explored in these industrial arts and home economics programs. Many of our classmates devoted long hours to working in one of the many shopping centers located in Springfield: The Springfield Mall, Olde Sproul Shopping Village, or Springfield Park. Any observer would agree that the diversity and skill of Springfield students reached far beyond the framework of our high school.

Before we wound up our journey, we slowed down our pace in order to take time to remember today.

Top: SHS students try to discover the secrets locked within the LMC. Center Left: Tracey Nicholas blends her knowledge and skill in Food Prep Class. Center Right: Bruce Otto smoothes out the imperfections in his Vo-Tech project. Bottom: Keith Black makes another sale of the latest Genesis album.

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Top Left: Doug Howe gives service with a smile at Springfield Park's E.M.5. Top Right: "Hey Ken, didn't this thing work yesterday?" questions John Connelly. Bottom Left: Joann Mollichella, David Beaver and Audrey Mark discover just how intense art class can be. Bottom Right: Yo-Tech student Michelle Salerno practices a new hairstyling technique.

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Top Right: AI Brown, Bob Dellobuono, Jim Murphy and Denise Draves proudly display their prized sports cars. Bottom: Athlete Jim Murphy, Preppies Mark Hanna, and Piffy - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - McGuigan, Cultural Amy Coburn, Rocker Krista Krehnbrink,New wave followers Erica Milbourne and Sharon Burt exhibit the vivacity of '84.

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rends of '84 personified the student body's desire for individuality. The conservative preppie clad in dock-sides, alligators, and oxfords was being replaced by the vivacity of the new wave.

Mini skirts, knickers, pumps and brilliant colored, matching ensembles filled our hallways. Punk rockers, with their checkered sneakers, safety pins, concert shirts, and leather jackets, moved to the beat of their walkmen or huge "boxes" (portable stereo magnate).

Clothing and outward appearances expressed the unique character of each person. An outward demonstration of unity and team devotion was displayed by the skinheads of the football team .

Of course, a large majority of the male population chose to be comfortable in Levis jeans, a tee shirt, and Nike sneakers; the females, for their part, were partial to designer jeans and blouses decorated with bows, ties or ruffles.

According to random surveys, students favored the music of Journey, Def Leppard, and The Who. Risky Business was voted the movie of the summer while students elected Eddie Murphy and Richard Gere as the best performers.

The fads and fashions of the 80's will live on in history to be a decade of distinctiveness and originality. The styles enabled us to forge onward in our journey of discovery. We discovered important qualities in ourselves and experienced new emotions.

Top: The Senio(Class unites for their final class picture. Center Left: Seniors relax in the light atmosphere of the Commons after a long hard day. Center Right: Ray DiMarcelio and Debbie Zafiropolous model the new class mug together. Bottom Left: Camera shy seniors gather on bleachers in preparation for the class picture.

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MEMORIES 1980路81 Reagan inaugurated Attempt on Pres. Reagan's life Hostages released from Iran Pope John Paul II shot Phillies won World Series Eagles went to the Super Bowl John Lennon murdered Soccer District I Champions Field Hockey League Champions Boys' Basketball St. Finalists Boys' Lacrosse League Champions Commons redesigned Newly finished STW Theater

1982路83 Death of Princess Grace Epcot Center opened at Disney World Sixers were World Champions Cyanide-laced Tylenol deaths Bob Edgar re-elected Michael D's Fire Soccer League Champions Carpeting removed from senior wing

1981路82 Royal Wedding World Fair in Knoxville, Tenn.

Sixers went to championship John Belushi's death Prince William was born E.T. set a box office record Air Traffic Controllers Strike Band trip to Florida Soccer St. Quarter-Finals Boys' Basketball St. Semi-Finalists Girls' Basketball St. Quarter-Finalists Baseball League Champions Lacrosse St. Champions Began changing for gym

1983路84 Phillies in World Series Marines killed in Beirut Invasion of Grenada Death of reporters, Jim O'Brien and Jessica Savitch Soccer goes to championship Key lockers changed to combinations New senior privileges Cougar in Commons

Top Right: Seniors will always cherish the memories that they made in the Commons. Bottom left: SHS students "enjoy" another lunch period. Bottom Right: A photographer catches a "behind the scenes" view of the band.

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FACULTY ATTeNDANCE

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Without the guidance and genuine concern of the faculty, we never could have succeeded. Through their encouragement and enthusiasm we were inspired to explore new wakes of life. The faculty prepared us for college and for the real world. Although we were pushed to the fullest, whether it be in an introductory or advanced course, we were forced to try our hardest in order to achieve results. We were exposed to practical and abstract theories so that we might advance on the road to our future.

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EDUCATION BEGINS WITH ADMINISTRATION

John W. Bay Dir. Adm. Servo B.s.; M.s. Bucknell U:

John Bartley Dist. Science Coord.

B.s. West Chester State College; B.s.

Cornell U.; MA Brown U.

~ Charles McLaughlin Superintendent BA; M. Ed.; Ed. D. U of Pittsburgh

Dr. Dale Fry

John Maher

Math Supervisor B.s. West Chester State College; M.s.

Ohio State U; D.Ed. Temple U

Lang. Arts Sup. B.s. Temple U

Robert Pittman

Donald Yost

Soc. Stud. Sup. B.s. Temple U; M.Ed. West Chester State College

Dir. Personnel B.s.; M.Ed. California State College

Charles H. Hable Asst. Supt.

B.s. Pennsylvania State U; M.s. U of Pennsylvania

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Earl Knorr, Principal

Eugene Horrigan, Asst. Prin.

Jon Hunter, Asst. Prin.

B.s. West Chester State College; M.A. Temple U

B.A. Lafayette College; M.A. Southern Connecticut State College

B.A.; M.Ed. U of Rochester

oethe says that "if you would create something, you must be something." In creating this yearbook, which records and recalls highlights of the past school year, the class of 1984 proves the point. From cover to cover, in a nearly infinite variety of activities and concerns, we see evidence of peo-

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pie working hard to be something makers, performers, leaders, supporters, friends! The world needs them all, and you will create a better world through your continued dedication to "being something."

- Earl Knorr

School Board 1st Row: Nancy Thorpe, Thomas Williams, Ruth Bullard. 2nd Row: John Bay, Stanlis Milkowski, Robert Blair (Pres.), Richard Wilson, D. Barry Gibbons, Greg Polischuk, Stanley Johnson, Gene Foehl, Dr. Charles McLaughlin, George McKenna.

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WORKERS BEHIND THE SCENES

Marjorie Aronson

Helen McGroarty, R.N. B.s. West Chester State College; M.A. Villanova U

Alice Barrett

Katherine School

Evelyn D. Thomas

Gibbs

Secretarial

Sarah Jacobson

Russell L. Kramer A.B. Wilson College

Bettie R. Welch

B.A. Connecticut College

Pauline Truckess

Grace Stango B.A. Douglass College

'acuity

Rosaria Guiffre

GUIDANCE LENDS A HELPING HAND Decisions, decisions, what shall I be? how shall I choose, which one is me?

- May Ranoch

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s we became more concerned about our futures, the guidance department's importance increased. The career resource center proved to be an excellent means to explore different perspective colleges, business schools and occupations. We were fortunate enough to have access to the computer which conducted an extensive search identifying possible career choices available to us. Through the counselors, our decisions became easier to make.

Evelyn L. Carroll

Patricia Rambo

B.s. West Chester State College; M.A. Villanova U

B.s. West Chester State College; M.A. Villanova U

John J. Tierno

Janet Way, Chairman

B.A. Villanova U; M.A. Villanova

B.A. U of Iowa; M.A. U of Iowa

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Mrs. Way turns around to find another senior waiting for an interview.

Mrs. Swank helps Ray King in the resource room.

SPECIAL SERVICES Whatever is worth doing at all, is worth doing well.

- Philip Stanhope Liberty of thought is the life of the soul.

- Voltaire

Jane Hall

Kathleen R. Lear

Isabel Swank

B.s. West Chester State College

B.s. Cheyney State College; M.s. Temple U; M.s. Cheyney State College

A.B. Eastern College

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MATH SIMPLIFIES WORLD Mathematics possesses not only truth, but a supreme beauty.

- Bertrand Russell

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athematics is a very important subject since it is used and required in many aspects of life. It is very difficult to find an occupation that does not require some amount of mathematical skill. That is wHy SHS has offered many courses in the mathematical field to suit everyone's learning and comprehension capacity.

Such courses as Calculus AB and Calculus BC

- Bertrand Russell

were available for students who planned to use mathematics as a base for a specific career. For students who planned to enter fields that do not require higher levels of mathematics, courses such as mathematics I and II were offered so that a general basic knowledge of mathematics could be obtained.

Janice K. Brazenor B.A. Gettysburg College; M.A. Villanova U

Dee Casner

Thomas Eckert

B.A. West Chester State College

B.A. LaSalle College

Children, "Can you say Trigonometry?"

Sophomore Brad Rankin threatens Mr. Eckert with his hall pass.

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Robert L. Eley

George A. Irvin

B.s. Ursinus College

B.s. West Chester State College

Mr. Irvin explains division of polynomials to his Algebra I class.

Susan Kirkpatrick

Helen M. Sebold

William F. Speakman

G. Frank Werley

B.s. U of Pennsylvania

B.s. U of Cincinnati; MA West Chester State College

B.s. West Chester State College; M.A. Villanova U

B.5. Muhlenburg College; MA Villanova U

Leslie L. Taylor prepares materials in the LMC for his next lesson.

What is everybody laughing about?

Robert M. Young BA LaSalle College; M.Ed. Penn StateU

Students give undivided attention to Mrs. Brazenor as she explains a new formula.

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SCIENCE ANALYZES WONDERS OF WORLD

Mr. Semeister becomes depressed thinking about his students' laboratory procedure grades.

Nelson Adams

Dennis H. Bartow

B.s. Millensville State College; M.Ed. Temple U

B.s, West Chester State College; M,Ed. West Chester State College

Mary Boeni

Barbara Coombs

B.s. Lebanon Valley College; M.A, West Chester State College

B.s. Howard U; M.s. Howard U; M.Ed. Temple U

Science represents the world as man gradually comes to discover it.

- Joseph Wood Krutch

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lthough only one year of science was required at SHS, many students were enthusiastic about ex-panding their general knowledge of science. Because science has become increasingly important in this technological world, courses such as AP biology and AP chemistry were offered 'to eligible and interested students. General earth science, biology, and chemistry were also offered.

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Anabel K. Frye

N. Ronald LeDonne

BA U of Northern Colorado; M.Ed. West Chester State College

BA Temple U; M.s. U of Pennsylvania

Mr. Lemmon smiles at the thought of the effects of his new potion.

Harry M. Lemmon

Robert J. McCiennen

Joseph J. Semeister

Graydon C. Wood

B.s. West Chester State College

B.s. Drexel U

B.A. LaSalle College; M.s. U of Pennsylvania

B.s. Bloomsburg State College; M.s. Villanova U

Joseph Zumpano B.s. St. Joseph's U; S.M. Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Senior Kim Krauter reviews a chemistry lab with Mr. McCiennen.

Mr. Zumpano rejoices after ironing laboratory aprons.

Mrs. Coombs prepares her favorite film for Biology students.

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ENGLISH REFLECTS IDEAS IN WORDS

Linda G. Ball

Joan Dorsey

A.B. U of Rochester; MAT. BrownU

B.s. Lake Erie College

"Look Class, the sky is falling," exclaims Mr. Landau.

George B. Ege

Kathleen Farrell

BA Moravian College

BA Chestnut Hill College; M.A. Villanova U

"Blot out, correct, insert, refine, enlarge, diminish, interline; be mindful, when invention fails, to scratch your head, and bite your nails."

Jonathan Swift 0-

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he english department helped us to organize our thoughts and properly relate them to a theme. This is essential to students who attend college or enter the working world after graduation.

Our english teachers also made it possible to enjoy english by introducing us to classical pieces of performed literature.

Sharon B. Kletzien B.A. West Chester U; MA American U

Mr. Zappacosta, portraying Tom Sawyer, says, "But this is my favorite snake."

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Leslie F. Landau B.s. West College

Chester

State

Ellen Lipshutz

Braden Montgomery

B.A. Temple U

B.A. Pennsylvania State U; M.A. Pennsylvania State U; M.Ed. Temple U

Sharon Taylor

James D. Trumbower

B.s. U of Michigan; M.A. U of Pennsylvania

A.B. Wesleyan College; M.L.S. Wesleyan College

Margaret Lamb relaxes after a long day.

Deborah Weise B.A. U of Pennsylvania

John P. Zappacosta B.A. St. Joseph's VillanovaU

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M.A.

Mr. Ege suffers from the strain of sophomores.

Ms. Taylor finds humor in the day while using the school's

Mr. Montgomery quietly relaxes in his office.

telephone.

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SOCIAL STUDIES RECOGNIZES PAST AS GUIDE FOR FUTURE

James J. Doyle

Barbara A. Frattura

BA Bloomfield College

B.s. Saint Peter's College; MA Seton Hall U

Mr. Locker discusses government finances.

Not to know what happened before one was born is to remain a child.

- Cicero

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he study of human societies, ancient and new was a topic that many people found extremely interesting. From the freshman year to the senior year, students discovered many new things about other cultures, governments and religions never thought of prior to entering high school.

Many students were encouraged to travel, simply by being introduced to interesting facts about people in other countries, and our own.

Mr. Grubb's archaeology class is a perfect example of students becoming interested in ancient cultures. During seven weekly visits to their site at Crozier-Chester hospital grounds, his students unearthed items from the civil war, such as: 1808, 1836 and 1848 pennies, kitchen utensils, and clay pipes.

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James P. Hornaday

Jervas Jefferis

B.A. College of Wooster; M.A. Temple U

B.s. Pennsylvania State U; M.A. Temple U

Thomas J. Gallagher

Thomas C. Grubb

B.s. West Chester State College; MA Temple U

B.s. Cheyney State College; M.s. West Chester State College

As usual, Mr. Stephani makes no "cents."

Richard C. Locker A.B. Eastern Villanova U

College;

M.A.

Karl R. Schaefer

Stephen P. Stefani

John S. Stinson

B.s. West Chester State College; M.Ed. Temple U; Ph.D Loyola U

B.s. West Chester State College

B.s. Bloomsburg State College; M.A. Villanova U

"'r. Grubb's archaeology class observes the attic of the Crozier-Chester hospital com-

Mr. Gallagher discusses the journey of the African slaves to the new world.

:>Iex where soldiers were hospitalized during the Civil War.

\-1r. Schaefer describes family life of foreign nations in his Third World ::ultures class.

Wanted: Maid, five days, good pay, contact American Studies Department.

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FINE ARTS DEVELOPS SPECIAL TALENTS ART I'm the one responsible; I made it just this way; to make myself some pictures; see what they might bring; I think i made it perfectly; I wouldn't change a thing.

- John Denver The artist is a sort of proof-reader blue penciling the bad spelling of God. - H.L. Menken

Mrs. Kaminsky discusses the importance of perspective in line drawings.

Suzanne Kaminsky

Barbara Stulting

A.B. Daemen College; M.Ed. State U of New York at Buffalo

B.s. Moore College of Art

Ms. Stulting finds another day in art class to be quite enjoyable.

Look! No hands!

MUSIC Play us a song, you're the piano man Play us a song tonight For we're all in the mood for a melody And you've got us feeling all right ...

- Billy joel just as my fingers on these keys make music, so the self-same sounds on my spirit make a music too.

- Wallace Stevens

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Allen j. Brennan

Luca V. DelNegro

B.F.A. U of Pennsylvania; M.A. U of Pennsylvania

B.s. Temple U; M.s. Temple U

Mr. DelNegro tickles the ivory in his spare time.

PRACTICAL ARTS PROVIDES NECESSARY SKILLS INDUSTRIAL ARTS If I had a hammer ... I'd hammer all over this land.

- Peter, Paul and Mary

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ndustrial arts gave us an insight into practical skills of a manufacturing society. In courses such as: technology, graphics, and industrial materials, we learned about the uses and products of technology and industry.

Joseph DiJulio

Arnold Lurie

B.s. Temple U

B.s. Temple U; M.Ed. Beaver College

Nicholas F. Williams

Mr. Dijulio finds humor in the drawings of his students.

B.s. Temple U

Susan Lupton B.s. Pennsylvania State U

Miss Snyder shows a serious object students can make in sewing class.

HOME ECONOMICS We may live without friends, we may live without books, but civilized man cannot live without cooks.

- Bulwer-Lyttun

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Mr. Lurie gawks at the work of a graphics student.

ome economics gave us a knowledge of such necessary areas as cooking, child development, and sewing. Activities of the home economics class this year included a modeling show, and a trip to bryn mawr hospital for child development students.

Ruth Snyder B.s. Drexel U

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US TO THE WORKING WORLD BUSINESS EDUCATION

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The business of America is business.

Calvin Coolidge

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any students at SHS took advantage of the varied business classes taught here. These classes ranged from PUT (Personal Use Typing) to Business Education Cooperative Work Program. All of the business courses increased the efficiency of the students' skills and stressed the importance of accuracy. The students \yere placed in hypothetical situations which helped to prepare them for the working world.

Helen J. Beldecos

Patrick J. Connor

B.s. Drexel U; M.Ed. Temple U

B.s. Villanova U; M.A. Villanov.

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Mr. Connor attempts to make contact with National Defense Headquarters.

THE LMC

Rita R. Deitrich

Barbara C. Engler

B.s. Shippensburg State College

B.A. Immaculata College; B.S Immaculata College; M.A VillanovaU

When I read a good book, say, one which opens a literary question, I wish that life were three thousand years long.

- Ralph Waldo Emerson On level lines of woodwork stand my books obedient to my hand.

- Justin Huntly M'Carthy

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Jeffrey Benton

Marie McConnell

B.A. Gettysburg College; M.Ed. Temple U; Ed.D. Temple U

B.s. U of Pennsylvania; M.s. L.S. Drexel U '

Part of Mrs. McConnell's daily tasks .is reorganizing the microfilm fiJinl cabinet.

FOREIGN LANGUAGE ENRICHES OUR CULTURAL APPRECIATION

Doris L. Gough

India M. Harris

Aurora E. Moral

Elizabeth T. Polini

A.B. Eastern College; M.A. St. Joseph's U

B.s. West Chester State College; M.s. in Ed. Antioch Putney Graduate School

B.s. U of Havana; M.A. Temple U

B.s. U of Pennsylvania; M.A. Villanova U

Who does not know another 'J.nguage, does not know his own.

- Goethe

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oreign language opened our minds to the ideas and concepts of people from other cultures. French and spanish students were enlightened while seeing performances done in other languages such as Moliere's - Le Medecin Malgre Lui, and authentic spanish dancers. When our foreign language teachers gave us few years of introduction to another language, they opened doors to many higher educational and career oriented opportunities.

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Joanne C. Sarkees P.A. U of Pennsylvania; M.A. 'v1iddlebury College

Mrs. Polini busily works on tomorrow's French lesson.

Mrs. Moral celebrates with her students at a fiesta.

Mrs. Sarkees cringes at her students' pronunciation.

PHYS. ED. TEACHES US THE IMPORTANCE OF TEAMWORK

Erlinda C. Ardao

Susan Parsons

Frederick D. Taylor

Bruce L. Yaeck

B.s. West Chester State College

B.s. Pennsylvania State U

B.s. West Chester State College; M.Ed. West Chester State College

B.s. West Chester State College; M.Ed. U of Pittsburgh

Ms. Ardao leads the way in aerobic dancing.

Mr. Taylor demonstrates the proper technique for shooting a foul shot.

DRIVER EDUCATION

Health is the vital principle of bliss, and exercise, of health.

- james Thomson

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II SHS students are required to take physical education and wear gym suits. juniors and seniors had a special privilege to choose from a large variety of electives. Each unit lasts only several weeks, leaving time for two electives per marking period. The freshmen and sophomores are not able to choose electives, but had a varied and enjoyable program. The gym program has added a new teacher, Miss Parsons.

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Harry L. Bell

joseph C. Cannon

B.s. West Chester State College; MA Temple U

BA Temple U; M.Ed. Temple U

Jack J. Peoples, Athletic Director B.s. Lock Haven State College; MA Michigan State U

EFFOR1S SIMPLIFY SCHOOL LIFE

1st row: Mary jane Sterling, Adele Pietrangelo, Edith Kemp, Margaret Dozbaba. 2nd row: Fred Burns, Evelyn Strain, Colette Bennett, Dorothy Withers, joann Howell, Catherine Mowbray, Florence Simeone, judy Kilgallen. Missing: Vincenza Martin, Helene Dolente, Irene Tullie, Edward Panny.

Mike Tough

joe McBride Custodian Supervisor

Bill johnson

1st row: Peggy McCabe, Armand Merando, George McCoy. 2nd row: Eugene Taylor, Lynne Ramray, Robert Pauli, joanne Irwin, Kay Voglesong, Charles Curry, Bert Kline, Charles Coulter. Not pictured: Frances Talone, john Crossan, Kathy Fulginiti, joel Winters, Betty Dorwart, Lorraine Prescott, joyce Lombardi, Emma McGee, jim McGee, Lorraine Erickson, Eunice Moore, Bill Pearson, john Kellegher, Clara LaPorta, Ed Smeader, joe Maylie, Ed Williams, Mechanic: Dave Maus.

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SPORTS

Conditioning, exercise, endurance, heart ... sports.

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fter school hours opened a new door where many of us discovered athletics. It provided us with a means to transfer our competitiveness from the classroom to the field. We devoted our time to long after school practices in order to refine our skills. Once again, we combined our energies into one for a common cause.

Always a threat in the Central League, we proudly represented our mascot, the Cougar, in competition.

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TENNIS: A PERFECT MATCH Paul's meaningless jokes losing keys ... Paul's lectures ... winning two matches driving Paul's car.

This year's top seated players were Missy Fertel, Linda Everett, and Hope Hamilton.

Seniors Hope Hamilton and Missy Fertel, in an afternoon practice, imagine the excitement of an upcoming match.

Junior Jackie Hajinian, after a good return, feels self-confident.

First row: B. Voelker, J. Karvois, M. Snyder, B. Trautman, E. Davis, L. Mark. Second row: Coach Solari, M. Fertel, L. Everett, H. Hamilton, R. Massey, J. Hajinian, I: Schmidt, L. Stein, M. Snyder.

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SOCCER: COUGARS CAPTURE

Gary Fritz outmaneuvers a defender.

Doug Gramiak breaks out into the clear field.

Varsity: First row: K. Engelbrecht, L. Farrell, G. Fritz, D. Sciubba, Co. Capt. D. Gramiak, Co. Capt. j. Rieder, C. Ryan, R. Duffey, H. Nguyen, R. Smedley. Second row: Coach Quedenfeld, Mgr. P. Rossiello, T. McCarthy, P. Farrell, M. Pratzner, D. Hall, B. Swank, B. Perkins, S. Udicious, Mgr. B. Berger, Coach W. Speakman. Missing: Mgr. j. Lovell.

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THIRD CONSECUTIVE CROWN

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... rookie day ... tranquility ... bus rides home ... Speakman's heroes . . . agilities . . . Q's speech . . . schnauzer stew ... Klank's rising to the occasion ...

Unionville ... Moose's talk.

The soccer team, led by seniors Jamie Rieder, Doug Gramiak, Chris Ryan, Rich Duffey, Keith Engelbrecht, Hung Nguyen, Rick Smedley, Gary Fritz, and Dave Sciubba, accomplished an unprecedented feat by winning the Central League Title for the third year in a row. The Cougars were well-represented on the All-Delco Soccer Team, with Doug Gramiak making the first team, Chris Ryan, Jamie Rieder, and Gary Fritz making the second team, and Dave Sciubba and Dave Hall getting Honorable Mention.

Coach Speakman gives the team a pep-talk during halftime at Halderman Field.

J.V.: First row: j. Kuzmack, R. Note, C. Cox, K. Hoffert, T. Simons, G. Pflieger. Second row: C. Glazier, R. O'Brien, j. Gallo, j. Dickerson, D. Gallo, A.Rodden, Coach Locker. Third row: K. Smith, R. Branton, j. Erb, V. Pearse, S. Sherer, M. Pearse, j. Russell.

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Mike Stumpf tosses a short pass to junior tailback Ray King.

"Okay, you guys, my wife just called and we can't have the party at my house."

Ray King squirms for extra yardage against Ridley.

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"Frank, that was my finger ... again!"

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he talent of this year's football team was shown by the nomination of five members to the All-Delco Team and seven members to the All-Central Team. All-Delco players include: First Team: B. DelioBuono, Second Team: M. Stumpf, C. Wilkins, Honorable Mention: R. Jefferson, B. Holloway. All-Central players are: First Team: B. D'ellobuono, Second Team: M. Stumpf, C. Wilkins, B. Holloway, Honorable Mention: R. Jefferson, P. Carozza, F. Mancuso.

Mike, this is your last chance ... don't blow it!

Varsity and J.V.: 1st Row: Coach Landau, Coach O'Brien, Captains: P. Carozza, B. DelloBuono, B. Whitman, C. Wilkins, j. Chamberlain, Coach Taylor, Coach Bell. 2nd ~ow: j. Lord, B. Holloway, A. Foad, F. Mancuso, T. Ferguson, j. Murphy, F. Horan, C. Kutufaris, A. Hoffman. 3rd Row: B. McGillan, D. Young, B. Strain, j. Syrenick, W. ~osser, j. Flemming, C. Thorpe, R. jefferson, B. Esgro. 4th Row: B. Defina, M. Horan, C. Patterson, S. Herninko, j. Antner, M. McLaughlin, D. Pollock, A. Davis, T.

=Iaherty. 5th Row: B. Wright, E. jarrell, T. Mahoney, j. Henshey, M. Stumpf, M. DiNapoli. 6th Row: Mgr. D. McClintock, S. Thomas, S. Baun, Z. jefferson, R. King, C. loachim, j. McKnight, L. Albanese, C. Armstrong.

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Varsity: First row: B. Hick, R. Mariano, L. King,). Mariano, S. Hemphill. Second row: A. Dursthoff, H. Simons, S. Chillemi, C. Devine, N. Hoffert. Third row:).

Wylie, C. Casey, D. Souders.

Alison Dursthoff, Lisa King, and Sharon Chillemi scramble for the ball.

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THEY STICK TO THEIR GOALS

( )ueen's at the Hill ... pep rallies ... head hunters ... "Let's have a munch!" ... a friendly relationship with upper darby . . . thanks Carolyn ... intestinal fortitude ... singing "Rumble!" ... "Does this match?" good friends, good laughs, good times being a member of the 1983 Field Hockey Team!

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l,is year, two seniors, Cathy Devine and Sue Hemphill, were named to the Central League Field Hockey Coaches AIISelect Team. Two more seniors, Barb Hick and Donna Souders, were given honorable mention. There were also five other seniors on the team: Robin Mariano, Lisa King, June Mariano, Allison Durstoff, and Nancy Hoffert.

"Won't somebody turn around? ... Please?"

Peggy Foley and Sue Kane ham it up for the camera.

Junior Varsity: First row: A. Cheng, L. Ciapanna, P. Foley, S. Kane, A. Brattini, C. Ford. Second row: T. Elliott,). Rae, C. Plocyn, A. DiMaio, C. Lesniak, K. Sheller. Third row: T. McCullough, K. Brown, K. Elliott, L. Foley, Coach Ms. Hart.

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CROSS COUNTRY:

First row: j. McGuigan, j. jackson, D. Green, M. Grinnan. Second row: P. Torna, j. Bryson, A. Stinger, D. Netting, B. Bonadio, G. Giordano, j. Yost.

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lVIaximum oxygen debt ... picture pusher ... "Don't throw me in the shower - I like it!"

"Don't throw ice." .

"Watch that dog!" ... smurfette full-time manager . vine-vomen-veer ... "Ooh my eye" funnel loop ... annual football game ... bus rides with frosh hockey ... rides to Salesianum and Lehigh.

Preparing to pass a Penncrest opponent, Bill Bonadio grits his teeth.

On this year's Cross Country team there were five outstanding seniors. They were Dan Netting, Bill Bonadio, Jamie Bryson, Cindy Hilaman, and Sue McCarriston. Piffy McGuigan placed eighth in state competition.

"Gimme a break, I'll catch up to him!"

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THE RUN AROUND Big water fight at Rosetree ... where's my shoe ... speed again beat Conestoga ... O.c. beach party ... a winning season I don't want. to run today ... she got thrown in the showers this time ... it's too wet to run ... Lehigh ... an awesome time ... Burger King ... a great season!

Piffy McGuigan gives it all she's got at the District meet.

Springfield shows off their award winners.

"Last one in is a rotten egg!"

First row: C. Siewick, P. McGuigan, K. Albany. Second row: C. Hilaman, L. Westcott, M. McDevitt, S. McCarriston, A. Merker, R. Dennis.

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GOLF: THE TEAM DRIVES FORWARD

Rich Buggy tees off.

Practice in the rain ... beating Glen Mills ... when we won three points from Conestoga . . . placing in the Central League Play-offs ... playing the coach for a pack of Tasty Kakes.

The golf team teed off another successful year with Captain Phil Over.

Other seniors on the team were Rich Buggy and Jim Goebel. Mr. Lemmon and Mr. Cannon were, again, coaches of the golf team.

First row: J. Goebel, J. Gannon, Capt. P. Over, R. Cannon, D. Hoy. Second row: Coach Cannon, D. Robbins, R. Buggy, M. Onorato, Coach Lemmon.

Senior Jim Goebel in action at Rolling Green.

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Team Captain Phil Over eyeing up the green.

BOWLING: RIGHT UP THE ALLEY

Varsity: P. Over, S. Fletcher, A. Brown, P. Quagliarello, Capt. B. Bennett, F. Bufone. Missing: Doug Abronski.

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J.V.: E. Lichtenstein, j. Melchiorre, R. Young, D. Hoy, S. Faccenda, K. Schaefer.

Abronski bowling 110 ... beating Ridley 4-0 ... Bennett winning the league average and best series the J.V. winning the title ... getting trophies ... stopping for food on the way to the alley making a 7-10 split.

The bowling team had an excellent season. High-scoring seniors included: Doug Abronski, Brian Bennett, AI Brown, John Melchiorre, and Phil Over.

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VOLLEYBALL: THE NEWCOMBERS

Varsity: First row: Tri-Captains L. McDowell, M. Gaines, C. Gaine~. Second row: Coach Parsons, C. Sheely, L. Briddes, S. Flecknoe, D. lutz, D. Zafiropolous, T. Neu, Mgr. K. McGarvey.

J.V. First row: ). Thompson, S. Gaines, K. Marryot. Second row: B. Tezler, L. Nelson, Y. Chung. Third row: N. Pellegrino, K. Bossert, C. Pellegrino, Coach Parsons. Missing: B. Green.

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Debbie Zafiropolous sends the ball over as her teammates Cheryl Sheely and Lisa Briddes get ready for the return.

First volleyball game in SHS history ... risk your body - dig and roll Farrell's faculty games ... Camp Parsons "Timber!" finally receiving team uniforms . . . District upsets . . . beating Upper Darby and Ridley ... playing 'til 10:30 ... inexcusable.

Seniors on this year's volleyball team included Tri-Captains Lisa McDowell, Marilyn Gaines, and Carolyn Gaines; other seniors on the team were Debbie Zafiropolous and Tiffani Neu.

Yung Sun Chung, Kim Maryott, and Connie Pellegrino display the proper technique for the bump.

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CHEERLEADING: andstand "What are we wearing? " nonchalant vic"Who has the theme?" tory lines "Where's Pat?" . . .. PYT .

NCCA . . . bunnies ... bus rides Someday we'll be together . dances ... "Later, Babes" ... Unionville ... We love you, Cougars ... breakfast at Mrs. Romano's ... "Can we leave now?" ... "Dismount!!!!" ... "Don't be late!" .,. We love you, Mrs. Romano.

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his year, the cheerleaders from the class of '84 included TriCaptains jamie Priar, Chris Erdman, Debbie Shea and ten other members of the squad; Kristen Kirkpatrick, Nancy McKnight, Carole janiczek, Patti Lynn Donnely, Sharon Murphy, Marie Winterbottom, jackie Gildea, Gina Pennestri, Colleen Sullivan, and joanne Carrullo. It was a terrific year for spirit and a super job was done by all.

The varsity girls build a strong pyramid, but Colleen has her doubts.

Birds of a feather flock together.

Varsity: First row: K. Kirkpatrick, C. Erdm;n, N. McKnight, J. Priar, L. Sacco, D. Shea. Second row: J. Gallagher, C. Janiczek, V. Mossman, P.L. Donnely, S. Murphy, M. Winterbottom. Third row: M. Neelan, J. Gildea, G. Pennestri, C. Sullivan, T. Hazelwood, J. Carullo.

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THE MOVERS AND SHAKERS

The devoted cheerleaders smile ... even during practice.

Cherished friendships grow out of endless games and practices.

Marie Winterbottom, Chris Erdman, and Gina Pennestri cheer with perfect timing, as always!

J.V.: First row: M. Triozzi, A. Donofrio, D. Mozzoni. Second row: K. Sullivan, C. Papale, A. Scott, B. Nevel. Third row: K. Wallace, K. Ciarrochi, K. Parsons, C. Selbach.

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BOYS' BASKETBALL:

First row: R. Thomas, M. Stumpf, D. johnston, C. Wilkins, B. Connors, j. Hardy. Second row: Coach Bell, B. Shane, F. Mancuso, B. Holloway, A. Kirkpatrick, M. Pratzner, R. jefferson, B. Swank, j. Dickerson, Coach Edelman.

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Bob Connors watches his foul shot, anticipating success.

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Senior Chris Wilkins fights for the ball.

DUNKS OPPOSITION

J.V.: First row: j. Alfonsi, D. Haines, S. Baun. Second row: M. Onorato, j. Bland, B. Mohr. Third row: Z. jefferson, M. Kapczynski, L. janiczek, B. Bland, Coach Carocci.

Cougar Brian Swank launches a jumper over a dark shirted opponent.

A Springfield hoopster looks for the safe inbounds play.

Geek's elbows ... Raphael's injuries ... alarm clocks ... Swish's bricks ... Bob's belly Andy's promptness Mike's mockery ... Bob and Bomar clashes before games Frank's foul shots Hardy's sneak slams ... Sun Valley slamming ...

Jason's babes Doug's marriage problems ... Holloway's rainbows and speed ... Doug Shada Swank's A-bombs ... silly Shane ... Pratzner's gorgeous teeth ... Cap bullying Swish ... meatball.

Captain Chris Wilkins takes an attempt from the charity stripe.

Captains Doug Johnston and Chris Wilkins brought success to Springfield's Varsity Basketball team during a very competitive season. Other seniors on the team included: Brian Shane, Frank Mancuso, Brian Holloway, Raphael Jefferson.

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GIRLS' BASKETBALL:

Great jumping ability is necessary to rise above the opponents.

Varsity: First row: Co-Capt. B. Hick, Co-Capt. M. Gaines. Second row: S. Flecknoe, S. Hemphill, j. Wylie, R. Lockley.

Third row: Coach Ardao, C. Casey, C. Sheely, H. Simons, C. Irons, D. Eaton.

Team members await a possible rebound from Marilyn Gaines' shot.

16's ... monch ... Rrrockette~l! strength ... revenge over Radnor ... suicides ... the lone survivors "The Princess Pat" Gatorade finally ... superb spectators ... "The B.H. patented shot" fast break drill ...

FUN TIMESI

Seniors Marilyn Gaines, Barb Hick, Claudia Irons, and Sue Hemphill contributed skill and experience to the Girls' Basketball Team.

Leadership was exhibited by co-captains Marilyn Gaines and Barb Hick.

Springfield battles Archbishop Prendergast for a jump ball.

SHOOTS TO THE TOP

Coach Ardao poses with seniors Sue Hemphill, Barb Hick, and Marilyn Gaines.

Oaudia Irons initiates a fast break.

Stacey F1ecknoe shoots a foul shot.

.v.: First row: A. DiMaio, l. Nelson, l. Briddes. Second row: B. Teszler, S. Kane, S. Harvey. Third row: K. Albany, :. Brown, Coach Williams, T. Boyle, T. Elliot.

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WRESTLING: GRAPPLES Clocks ... freshman cherry bellies ... holiday practices pre-tournament meals . .. push-ups banquets ... Radnor Christmas tournament ... bloody noses . . . "That's poor" .,. making weight . ice ... night at the races ... our coach . exploring ... monkey drills ... team players.

Team Captains Jim Rieder, Jeff Lord, Jim Murphy, and Pete Carozza led Springfield's wrestling team through a successful season. Other seniors on the team were Jeff Chamberlain, Bruce Note, Rob Buscaglia, and Jim Goebel.

Varsity: First row: K. Hoffert, Capt. j. Rieder, Capt. j. Lord, Capt. j. Murphy, Capt. P. Carozza, R. Neelan.

Second row: Mgr. B. Grosso, K. Hill, R. Buscaglia, B. Wright, D. Holdsworth, G. Pflieger, Mgr. P. Foley. Third row: Coach Richards, J. Chamberlain, B. Note, Coach Smith.

Co-Captain jeff Lord strains to cradle an opponent.

David Holdsworth lunges for a takedown.

Co-Captain Jim Rieder pulls an opposing grappler to the mat.

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TO A WINNING SEASON

The "Bull Moose" move is attempted by Ken Hoffert.

Jim Rieder keenly eyes the opposition.

Ken Hoffert shows a fellow wrestler the "agony of defeat."

J.V.: First row: j. Robinson, D. Romesburg, R. Note, D. Hoffener, T. Pflieger. Second row: j. Syernick, j. Conelly, M. Casey, j. Eden, j. Goebel. Third row: P. Meyers, D. Meyers, j. Erb, P. Wolfe.

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GYMNASTICS:SPRINGS Where's the beef Mr. Peoples? ... weekly dinn~rs and Sheri's dessert ... pizza hut District Team Championships ... 125.95 Thriller ... ConradeNatasha "Do it for the gipper!" ... the big "S~' Jennifer's shoes and tights ... fights over the radio ... "Think States" Lauren and her gum ...

"Way to be sexy!" ... Lisa and Lauren's lateness thunder thighs ... Lisa's beverages ... no credit ... Team flo ... a team that finally gets along.

Seniors Jennifer Golden, Lisa McDowell, and Lisa King were led by co-captains Lauren Emas and Nancy Hoffert.

lisa McDowell executes a handspring.

First row: ). Golden, Co-Capt. l. Emas, Co-Capt. N. Hoffert, l. McDowell. Second row: K. Vint, M. Kearney, S. Note, ). Bonadio, K. Padley, K. Makim. Coach Busillo. Missing: l. King.

Janice Bonadio performs a dance move in the floor competition.

Co-eaptain lauren Emas finishes her floor routine with a smile.

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Co-Captain Nancy Hoffert competes on the bars.

After catching her "Eagle" on the bars, Lisa King smiles with relief.

Molly Kearney shows her excellent balance on the beam.

Jennifer Golden demonstrates good form on the beam.

Coach Busillo poses between his Co-Captains Lauren Emas and Nancy Hoffert.

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ICE HOCKEY: GLIDES TO THE TOP

First row: B. Murphy, C. Stefani, D. Martelli, N. Peracchia, D. Carroll, M. Bennett, M. Boornazian.

Second row: M. DiTrolio, C. Medwid, ). Singley, P. Padley, S. Mininno, R. Buggy, R. O'Brien, R. Trefz, j. Martin, J. Kush, Coach Boornazian, Gig Brooks mgr. Missing: D. Kurzenski.

Chris Medwid and Marc Boornazian (#22) team up for a Cougar goal. The puck is behind a bewildered goalie.

Cougar goalie Dan Martelli cruises around during respite in the action.

Rides home from Westtown practices piles on the ice at practice ... 4 on 4 scrim mages ... Dairy Queen '" games ovel Christmas at Penn Rink ... games with Wesl ... Episcopal game ... our breakdancers .. the locker room ... Mr. B's house ... Haver¡ ford High game . . . Spectrum game . . . latE games every week.

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he senior members of the io hockey team, Dan Martelli, Chri Stefani, Rich Buggy and John Martin, were le< by captains Nick Peracchia and Darrin Carro with assistant captain Chris Medwid.

WINTER TRACK: FREEZES OPPONENTS

Jon Yost leaps the first of many hurdles.

First row: B. Bonadio, P. McGuigan, C. Cress, C. Siewick, L. Wescott, S. Gaines, C. Gaines.

5econd row:). Hirth, C. Armstrong, K. Engelbrecht, D. Green, A. Foad, P. Torna, M. McDevitt,).

Yost, N. Pellegrino, C. Hilaman.

:..rolyn Gaines and Renee Dennis ponder availability of the 'unner they just passed.

Mr. Curran tallies up statistics after a long, hard workout.

:::;eet 'em ... snowball fights ... shoveling off the track ... 3 poles? :huck's red shorts . . . Interboro guys ... get out of here . . . keer killers lard work, good friends, fun.

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ACTIVITIES

Activities provided an to explore, discover and cultivatl abilities. In order to become rounded individuals, it was necess. diversify our talents, gifts and inti by participating in the various available to us. We enriched knowledge by devoting long hour . discovering ourselves. We eXJ: _ ...~ musical, journalistic, theatrical, cu intellectual, and athletic fields. Thl were able to proceed on our jOI equipped with all the nece~ needed to get ahead.

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Senior Staff: Kathy jurecic, Eileen McHugh, Amy Holland, Editor Linda Pietrangelo. Not pictured: Marie Winterbottom.

Underclassmen Staff: Co-Editor Amy Coburn, Mike Bolton, Co-Editor Melissa Djevharian.

Faculty Staff: Co-Editor Mark Hanna. Not pictured:

Activities Staff: Tony Riviello, Asst. Editor Ann Cheng, Co-Editor Kathy Alsop.

Sports Staff: Asst. Editors jenny'Kracht and Mark Hanna. Not pictured: Editor Dana Barrett, Dave Teszler.

Art Editors: Melissa Borko, Donna Garoh, john Corea,

Copy Staff: Angie Chen, Linda Christine, Matt Radico,

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Co-Editors-in-Chief Kathy Stolnis and linda Conklin.

Assistant Opening Section Editor and Senior Section Advisor Loretta Green.

Advisor Mr. Thomas Eckert.

Activities Co-Editor Aslinur Dalkilic.

Photographers: Editor Keith Jackson, Doug Marsden, Jamie Bryson, Mike Defina, Dan Martelli, Dan Netting.

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ORIGINALITY -- LITERARY MAGAZINE Editors Angie Chen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..

Mara Lewis Amy Rosenburg Melissa Borko Esther Golton John Corea

Editor-in-Chief Typing Editor Literary Editor Art Editor Publicity Editor Business Editor

The hardworking typing staff consists of L. Mark, T. McHugh, ).

Hajinian, D. Ferrier, M. Lewis, M. Snyder.

Mara Lewis, Amy Rosenberg, Melissa Borko, Esther Golton, and Angie Chen pose for the Editors' picture.

"To

be or not to be" was the question and theme of this year's Literary Magazine. Under the direction of Mr. Zappacosta, the magazine was a great opportunity for students to express their creativity in poetry, short stories, compositions, and art. The Literary Magazine had three staffs, consisting of a screening staff, art staff, and a typing staff. The screening staff decided, by a show of hands, what was to go in the "Lit Mag." The magazine also had editors who worked with Mr. Zappacosta in putting the May publication together. Published by the graphics and business departments, and financed by the Coffee House Production, the student-organized magazine was a huge success.

Memories ••• Student body VS. student elite . .. 4lbs. of m&m's in two hours . .. Reese Pieces you traitor! Public consensus = anarchy ... Censor! Censor! Oh no, more Hal/marie poetry ...

"Life - is a green m&m. "

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The "Lit Mag" screening staff, which meets the first Sunday of every month, votes on a poem.

FORENSICS: THE ART OF ARGUMENT

Debate members include Philip Wider, Jeff Thoma, Dennis Bonsall, Won Kim, Jamie Bryson, Dan Netting.

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hen the Debate Team first met together in November, affirmative and negative teams were formed. Much time was spent researching this year's topic, the u.s. Criminal Court System. Affirmative teams had to set up their case of reforms and gather proof, or evidence, of the need for the proposed reforms. Negative teams spent just as much time gathering evidence to help them support the status quo. Coach John Leonard and experienced Captain Eileen McHugh helped all members of the team with advice and explanations of the procedure. Besides the debates, the team also competed in speech tournaments in such events as current events, poetry and extemporaneous speech.

lamie Bryson and Dan Netting practice for their up:oming debate.

Advisor John Leonard and team captain Eileen McHugh.

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Row 1: S, Chillemi, J, Rieder, N, Hoffert, P, Donnelly, Row 2: M, Kapcynski, K, Kirkpatrick, R, Mariano, E, McGlade, V, Mossman, J, Murphy, Row 3: C Ryan, A, Scott, C Sheely, H, Simons, J, Syernick, A. Foad, B, Hornaday, L Valente, Row 4: L Hall, A. Hoerman, D, Holdsworth, J, Kirkpatrick, D, Manly, S, McCarthy, D, Stango, D, Gramiak. Row 5: K, Hoffert, A. DiMaio, C Casey, R, D'Ortone, T, Flaherty, L Janiczek, G. Alfonzi,), Erdman, D, Finio, Row 6: Mr. Horrigan, S, Udicious, D, Gluck, Mr, Doyle, A. Donofrio,

Nancy Hoffert collects in homerooms for the annual Turkey Fund, President Jamie Rieder, Vice-President Nancy Hoffert, Treasurer Patti Lynn Donnelly and Secretary Sharon Chillemi.

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he Student Council started the school year with many ideas and goals, Major goals included trying to improve the relationship between the Council and the students, and getting the Council more involved in productive projects, The elected officers of the Council were: President Jamie Rieder, VicePresident Nancy Hoffert, Secretary Sharon Chillemi, and Treasurer Patti Lynn Donnelly. The Council was involved and responsible for many happenings in and around the school.

These included two Blood Drives, collecting for the Turkey Fund, running school elections and relaying information about the Middle States Evaluation and the Blue and Gold system.

Records were set in the first Blood Drive with 96 pints donated, and the Turkey Fund, with just under $1,000 collected. Overall, the year was viewed by all as very productive.

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~ National Honor Society meets in order to discuss future ns.

Row 1: A. Holland, G. Pennestri, L. Conklin, L. Pietrangelo, M. Gaines, D. Souders, B. Hick. Row 2: C. Ryan, J. Rieder K. Marker, J. Gildea, E. McHugh, K. Stolnis, M. Hanna, T. Riviello, H. Nguyen. Row 3: A. Foad, J. Kracht, D. Scuibba, P. Rossiello, D. Shea, D. Gramiak, A. Teplica, S. Hemphill, R. Duffey, E. Lyons, C. Gaines, B. Bolton, Y. Chung. Row 4: C. Wilkins, D. Barrett, G. Rowan, D. Marsden, K. Engelbrecht, D. Teszler, B. Holloway, S. Arters, A. Rosenberg. Row 5: Advisor H. Sebold, J. Murphy, J. Lord, B. Wenzinger, J. Bryson.

Abdul Foad and Brian Holloway participate in the jump-a-thon in order to benefit the Heart Fund Association.

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he National Honor Society was an honorary organization for students who excelled in academics, leadership, character, and service. The nineteen members inducted as Juniors held a mum sale in November in order to raise money for the Neurofibromatosis (Elephant Man's disease) Organization. This new project raised $130 for the charity.

In December an additional twenty-six members were inducted to the society. With the new support, the NHS sponsored a jump-a-thon in February to raise money for the Heart Fund Association, and a daffodil sale for the Cancer Society.

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Vice President Abdul Foad, Secretary Jennifer Kracht, President Jeff Lord, Treasurer David Scuibba, and Sponsor Mrs. Helen Sebold conduct the December Induction.

iteve Udicious disagrees with the judge's lecision.

Scott's Hi Q team awaits the next engimatic question.

Members of our Hi Q team discuss upcoming meets.

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he Scott's Hi-Q team met twice a week "chez Lamb" where they indulged in bags of cheese doodles and partook in in-depth discussions about relative topics. Some of their areas of study including: current events, American and English literature, sports, physical science, biology, mathematics, art history, Shakespeare, and world history. The team competed in three separate meets where the cumulative score determined qualification for the finals. Their commander in chief, Mrs. Lamb, led the successful team in "Scott's Hi-Q 36th consecutive year."

:irst row: W. Kim, S. Arters, E. Lyons, S. Udicious. Second row: E. McHugh, D. Scheerer, B. ;olloway, L. Stein and advisor Mrs. Lamb.

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FIESTAS GALORE: SPANISH CLUB

Officers include Brian Wenzinger, Cheryl Holstein, Mike Bolton, Ellen Stolis, anc Maria Primavera.

Row 1: B. Teszler" E. Stolis, Sponsor Mrs. A. Moral, C. Nolan, M. Primavera.

Row 2: B. Wenzinger, C. Primavera, C. Gaines. Row 3: H. Whitcomb, S. Bossert, B. Primavera, M. Bolton, M. Gaines, S. Flecknoe, T. Riviello. Row 4: M. Hanna, L. Stein, A. Wenzinger. Row 5: S. Gaines, M. Calla, D. Alsop, P. Bolton, C. Holstein, E. Alston, A. Mark, D. McNulty.

"Fiesta time" and the Spanish Club is about to devour the candy in the Halloween pinata.

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he Spanish Club was busier than ever this year with fiestas galore. They held a Halloween party, a Bingo game, a Feliz Navidad party and a Valentine's Day party.

Each event was complete with Spanish refreshments, games and pinatas. At the Halloween party, everyone dressed up in costumes. All these activities served two purposes: one was to raise money for more activities and the other was for awards given to the outstanding senior Spanish students. Faculty sponsor Mrs. Moral welcomes all students to join the Spanish Club.

Halloween comes alive with Spanish Club fun.

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Row 1: K. Stolnis, l. Conklin, D. Souders, A. Cheng, Y.Chung, D. Alsop, A. Chen, Sponsor Mrs. Polini. Row 2: B. Holloway, C. Clendenin, M. Lewis, A. Coburn, j. Grelis, M. Hanna, M. Radico, M. Djevharian. Row 3: K. Souders, j.

Thoma, T. McHugh, T. Riviello.

French Club members were introduced to the French culture and cuisine. The year started off with a "Wine" and Cheese Party. Members learned to be connoisseurs of such fine cheeses as Brie, Camembert, and Roquefort. During the holiday season the club congregated again in order to celebrate "Le Noel" with a progressive dinner. The smorgasbord included true French bread, quiche, beef bourguignonne, chicken crepes, and mousse au chocolate. The club also celebrated Mardi Gras. They went to an ethnic French restaurant and tasted real French food.

Donna Souders, Kathy Stolnis, Brian Holloway, Linda Conklin and sponsor Mrs. take.a break from serving at the Christmas party.

Jean Gallagher and Piffy McGuigan enjoy the Christmas dinner while French Christmas carols fill the air.

eah Beman, Diane Alsop, Jeff Thoma, and Tim McHugh indulge in the first course of the leal, chicken crepes.

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THE GERMAN CLUB REVIVES!

1983-1984 was the year of the German Club "revival." For the first time in a few years, the German Club had more than twenty active members.

Due to the large number of students, it was decided to hold an election in order to choose a council to represent the different grades. The council consisted of seniors Tricia Krachuk and Dave Teszler, sophomore Christin Selbach and freshmen Gwen Borko, Amy Sampson, David Winter and David Holdsworth.

The club also planned and held many activities. Among them were: the Oktoberfest, a Weinachterfest, a slide show of Germany, and a trip to Busch Gardens at the end of the year. It was certainly a productive and fun year for the German Club!

Row 1: H. Shin, G. Borko, A. Sampson, M. Averill, D. Lee, I. Schmid. Row 2: Sponsor Mrs. Harris, A. Rosenberg

B. Peppel, J. Jenkins, S. Adams, C. Rudisill, A. Chen, T. Coulter.

Dave Tesz)er, President of German Club, proudly assumes his position.

The German Club celebrates Oktoberfest.

CLUB MEDical SURGES AHEAD

\-1r. Bartow with one of the most famous Club VIed students, George.

Treasurer Denise Kell, Pres. Mara Lewis, Mr. Bartow, Vice

CLUB MEDical, under the sponsorship of Mr. Dennis Bartow and President Mara Lewis, was a career club for any student desiring to explore careers in the medical arts and sciences. Although it was only the club's second year in existence, membership soared to over eighty members, including a very strong freshman contingent. The club's commitment to introduce students to a wide variety of general health-care issues and specific medical professions was readily apparent. Highlighting the year's activities, there were: presentations on veterinary medicine given by Dr. Carl Aronson, skunk and rabbit dissections, CPR classes and certification, and trips to the Red Cross regional office in Philadelphia and to research facilities in the Washington D.C. area. Club Med will live on, earnestly trying to help students realize and define their goals.

Pres. Angie Chen, and Secretary Donna Souders.

Row 1: D. Chappie, A. Cheng, S. Adams, S. Wright, B. Wallace, M. Papale. Row 2: C. Clendenin, B. Green, K. Stolnis, D. Souders, A. McCurdy, B. Peppel. Row 3: A. Dalkilic, Y. Chung, L. Pietrangelo, L. Emis, L. King, S. Mckernan, S. Simpson, T. Scalis, P. Torna, D. Kell, C. Ferrarie, M. Bailey, S. Garrison. Row 5: A. Hilt, T. Riviello.

â&#x20AC;˘nthony McCurdy intently watches thf'! dissection f a skunk.

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NO PAIN, NO GAIN ThrOUghout the year, our dedicated body builders puffed and groaned to either firm up, trim down or to just keep building muscles.

Weightlifting, being a non-competitive sport, attracted thirty off-season athletes and students. Under the supervision of Mr. Williams and Mr. Yaeck, both girls and boys came up three times a week in order to keep in shape.

Robert Parker, definitely a "10."

Row 1: L. Foley, P. Walters, S. Young, L. Christine, K. Rickards. Row 2: D. Holdsworth, M. Young, e. DeBernardi, R. D'Ortone, D. Myers, D. Romsberg. Row 3: Mr. Williams, D. DiPaola, j. Gallo, j.

Bowman, M. Prodoehl, B. Warwick, P. Myers, j. Rieder, Mr. Yaeck - instructor.

Two devoted seniors jim Bowman and Bill Warwick take their workout seriously.

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Another relaxing day for Mark Prodoehl.

SKI CLUB HITS THE SLOPE T

he Ski Club opened its season this year under the lights at Spring Mountain. With the help of some heavy snow falls, the club conquered such resorts as: Big Boulder, Jack Frost, Shawnee, Elk Mountain, Camel Back, and Little Gap. Opened to all grades, the Ski Club consisted of all levels of experience ranging from first-time skiers to advanced experts.

Ski Club Officers Sue Hemphill, Madeline Pitts, Pat Rossiello, and Brett Perkins live for snow.

Robert Esgro, Lee janiczek, Dave Hoerman, and Brett Perkins display their skiing techniques.

Dave Hoennan takes a flying jump.

Steve Arters is anxious to begin a day on the slopes.

"Up, up and away!"

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he library aides, a group of students consisting of six members in grades 9 through 12, work in the Learning Materials Center (LMC) doing many varied tasks. They checked out books for students and accepted returns. They also retrieved magazines, put out newspapers, filed and stapled papers, and helped students in search of research information.

The LMC crew, open to all students, was under the supervision of Mrs. Marie McConnell.

The students worked during lunch and study halls, volunteering up to six periods a week.

Among the advantages, student aides had the opportunity to suggest current magazines and popular books they thought the library should add to its collection.

Alice Wenzinger, Linda Shannon, Jim Warrington and Joe Nerelli.

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he video crew, supervised by Dr. Jeffery Benton and aided by crew presidents Matt Radico and Leza Raffel, videotaped class skits, school plays, concerts, assemblies, and community events.

Many of these programs, as well as the student organized cable program entitled "Springfield High School: A Collage," may be viewed on cable Channel 16.

The members of this crew gained valuable skills in camera technique and editing procedures, which can be helpful for those who intend to pursue a career in broadcasting and communications.

Robin Cobb, Dave Bettinger, Matt Radico, Jim Warrington, Dr. Benton, Dave Yegyan.

VIDEOCREW Matt Radico adjusts the lighting before final taping.

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Row 1: A. Chen, S.Arters, D. McNulty. Row 2: E. McHugh, C. Holstein, S. Giardini, M. Djevharian, M. Radico.

he Model U.N. was a club consisting of ten students interested in world affairs and current issues. The members were involved in role play; each student selected a country and researched information on its culture, history, and current events. Towards the end of the school year, the members attended a simulated UN meeting at the University of Pennsylvania with other students from area schools. The Model UN. also took trips to Washington D.C. and the Goddard Space Center.

The club was affiliated with the World Affairs Councils who sent various representatives from different areas of the world to speak with the students.

STAGE CREW LIGHTS THE WAY

Advisor Mr. Zappacosta, Scott Faccenda,Jim Warrington, Tony Scalies, John Kuzmack.

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SENIOR CHOIR

Senior Choir Officers: Row 1: Hope Hamilton, Marilyn Gaines. Row 2: Joe Burns, Jeff Gabriel, Brian Holloway.

Row 1: P. Foley, K. Marker, D. Bellocchio, L. Conklin, A. Chen. Row 2: M. Edwards, L. Corea, D. Dean, P. Donnelly, L. Foley. Row 3: F. Blithe, B. Green, K. Krauter, K. Zufall, j. Priar. Row 4: D. Weissert, j. Thompson, G. Norman, J. Atchison, V. Mossman.

Tenors and Bases: Row 1: G. lord, K. Engelbrecht, P. Over. Row 2: j. Burns, j.

Gabriel, B. Holloway. Row 3: W. Rombach, E. Handline, D. Curtis, R. McNeil.

SixtY-fiVe vocally-inclined eleventh and twelfth grade boys and girls made up the Senior Choir. Occasionally accompanied by the Junior Choir, they pleased audiences by singing various selections at the Mid-Winter concert, including "Happy Holiday" and "Fanfare For Christmas." They also performed at the Spring concert on May 18, where they sang selections from "Cats" and the "Theme from Ice Castles." They did a fine job this year!

Row 1: C. Kain, E. Golton, S. Hemphill, D. Barrett, D. Garoh, L. Zacker. Row 2: S. Kemp, L.locklear, S. Ambrose, R. Dennis, M. Djevharian. Row 3: B. Davis, K. Potts, L. Kofoed, A. Yum, A. Holland. Row 4: S. Flecknoe, M. Gaines, B. Hick, C. Gaines, A. Coburn, C. Hilaman, M. Salatino.

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SENIOR GIRLS CHORUS

,enior Girls Chorus: Row 1: P. Foley, L. Shaw, Y. Chung, P. Donnelly, K. Potts, S. Ambrose, L. Zacker. Row 2: K. Zufall, D. Dean, M. Green, L. Foley, c. Dennis, A. Holland. Row 3: A. Yum, j. Atchison, L. Corea, B. Grosso, M. Gaines, S. Flecknoe, M. Winterbottom. Row 4: G. Norman, F. Blithe, j. 'hompson, B. Hick, C. Hilaman, M. Salatino.

The girls impress the audience in their Mid-Winter concert.

Senior Chorus Officers: Row 1: jackie Thompson, Sylvia Ambrose. Row 2: Maria Salatino, Marilyn Gaines.

Junior and Senior girls interested in vocal music for female voices participated in the Senior Girl's Chorus.

They spent many weeks in preparation for the MidWinter concert on December 11. In the Spring concert on May 18 they sang in perfect harmony, spreading a little spring cheer when they sang "Open Arms," and "I Won't Hold You Back."

Sponsor Mr. Brennan

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JUNIOR CHOIR

his year the Junior Choir, led by vocal director AI Brennan, became a more active participant in the school's annual MidWinter concert. They accompanied the Senior Choir in singing many selections such as Handel's "Hallelujah Chorus," "Cherub Song" and many others. In the spring they participated in the Celebration of the Arts night on April 12.

Junior Choir Officers: Audrey Mark, Brian MacMullen, Linda Hall, David Beaver, and Erika Alston.

Row 1: M. Averill, B. Wallace, B. MacMullen, j. Kampmeyer, A. Sampson, H. Levin, M. Holstein. Row 2: K. Holstein, K. Vint, D. Civitella, j. Lovell, j. Grelis, D. Alsop, D. Kasparian. Row 3: K. Marryott, S. Gormley, H. Collins, ). Miller, T. Myers, M. Winterbottom, P. Bolton, D. McNulty. Row 4: L. Briddes, S. Regan, M. Murphy, L. Hall, T. Ambrose, D. Beaver, T. Chaippini, S. Harvey, T. Haiko. Row 5: C. Holstein, A. Lesher, E. Alston, S. Gaines, S. Halberg, M. Bolton, A. Mark, D. Grosso.

Altos: Row 1: D. Kasparian, A. Sampson, H. Levin, M. Holstein. Row 2: D. McNulty, D. Alsop, P. Bolton, T. Haiko. Row 3: A. Mark, D. Grosso, T. Chaippini, S. Harvey.

Soprano Members: Row 1: L. Briddes, K. Vint, K. Holstein, D. Civitella, M. Averill, B. Wallace. Row 2: M. Murphy, K. Marryott, L. Hall, S. Gormley, H. Collins. Row 3: C. Holstein, S. Regan, A. Lesher, E. Alston, S. Gaines, j. Miller.

Tenor and Basses: Row 1: B. MacMullen, j. Lovell, j. Kampmeyer, j. Grelis.

Row 2: T. Ambrose, T. Myers, M. Winterbottom. Row 3: S. Halberg, M. Bolton, D. Beaver.

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JUNIO¡R GIRLS CHORUS

Junior Girls Chorus consists of: J. Jenkins, B. Wallace, C. Ellis, D. Kasparian, M. Holstein. Row 2: K. Hill, L. Hall, K. Marryott, K. Holstein, L. Huffer. Row 3: M. Murphy, C. Holstein, S. Regan, T. Chaippini, T. Haiko. Row 4: M. McDevitt, G. Shirley, S. Adams, C. Ferrari, S. Gaines, D. Grosso.

Junior Girls Chorus Officers: Row 1: A. Sampson, K. Holstein. Row 2: T. Haiko, S. Gaines.

The chorus joins the other singing groups in concert.

TWice a week, ninth and tenth grade girls met and sang music arranged for female voices. The girls were well prepared as they sang various selections at the Mid-Winter concert on December 11. The girls then began to practice for the Celebration of the Arts night on April 12. Among their vocal arrangements were, "Christmas Day," "Rockin' Around The Christmas Tree," and "Memory."

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Bottom left of S: D. Teszler, j. lewis, C. Clendenin, R. Stocker, C. McGlade, j. lenthe, K. Schaefer, N. Cane, j.

Houton, G. Hartzell, T. Everett, P. Shane, C. Higgins, J. Brower, D. luck, P. Henderson, G. Hartman, C. Yocum, C. DeBernardi, D. Romesburg, j. Kampmeyer, C. Kletzien, B. Wenzinger, K. Black, S. Gammarino, j. Russell, A. Rodden, j. Oliver, D. Scheerer, E. Fry, F. Buffone, E. Alston, E.lyons, j. Bryson.

Bottom left of H: D. Monaghan, l. Wescott, Gaines, j. Thoma, j. jackson, T. McHugh, C. l ton, D. McClintock. Middle: G. Baker, D. Bell,

Band Director Mr. luca DelNegro.

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Drum Majors: Ed Bittner and Stacey Flecknoe.

he band was composed of 155 talented students, including the Front Units, who have dedicated their time to entertaining people. The band met during fifth period every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at which time they practiced their selections.

During the fall, the band was very busy with their half-time routines at football games. Finding that fifth period alone was not enough time to practice, weekly night practices were necessary.

The band had a spring concert on April 25 and performed in various parades throughout the year including Halloween, St. Patrick's Day, Memorial Day and the Fourth of July. Two new parades were added to the band's agenda this year. In September, they marched in a parade dedicated for Philadelphia's "United Fund Day." The band also helped to cheer on the football team in a local parade held before the Ridley game pep rally.

The band held many fund raisers so students could earn money to go on trips.

The band went on a trip to Williamsburg on May 19 and 20. This was the highlight of the year.

This year's band should be congratulated for a fine year of great performances.

!ger. Bottom Right: M. Gaines, K. jurecic, S. rison, C. Rudisill, D. Netting, K. Engelbrecht, M. rzato, W. Rombach.

Bottom left of S: j. Gannon, C. Santini, I. Schmidt, C. Frederick, K. Van Zanten, A. Lesher, C. Cannito, j.

Mollichella, C. Scalies, C. Riviello, M. Bailey, E. Forbes, j. Britton, D. Ken, W. Kim, K. Hughes, A. Holland, B. Teszler, E. Stolis, K. Ciarrocchi, C. Bergin, L. Pietrangelo, S. Schwenk, P. Phillips, j. Yalove, S. Coppock, j. Burk, C. Davis, K. Brown, C. Gaines, B. Green, S. Hemphill, M. Bilotti, j. Hammaker, K. Montgomery. ave McOintock and Wayne Rombach practice iplets on the snare drum.

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he Pop GroLip was comprised of thirty: one of the foremost singers in the school. Under the direction of Mr. AI Brennan, they met after school to perfect their repertoire, which consisted of a wide range of traditional and popular music arrangements. This year's selections included, "Sing Hosanna," "You and I," and "Always on My Mind."

The Pop Group made several appearances around the community throughout the year, providing musical enjoyment and entertainment.

They were also participants in the Celebration of the Arts night on April 12.

Row 1: W. Rombach, C. Holstein, A. Chen, K. Holstein, B. Green, D. Weissert; L. Kofoed, B. Hick, M. Gaines, C. Gaines, E. Alston, A. Mark, J. Atchison, S. Ambrose, A. Coburn. Row 2: E. Lyons, D. Curtis, P. Over, K. Engelbrecht, B. Holloway, j. Thomson, j. Gabriel, J. Burns, M. Winterbottom, D. Beaver, M. Bolton.

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Row 1: j. Grelis, B. McMullen, j. Kampmyer. Row 2:). Lovell, M. Winterbottom. Row 3: T. Denby, B. Peppel, T. Ambrose. Row 4: S. Halberg, D. Beaver, M. Bolton.

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he Boys' Chorus is an unofficial vocal group made up of the tenors and basses of Junior and Senior Choir. The Boys' Chorus met after school to practice singing selections written for male voices. They appeared in the Celebration of the Arts Night singing "Hits from the 50's" and "Morning Has Broken."

Row 1: j. Burns, D. Netting, K. Englebrecht. Row 2: B. Holloway, R. McNeil, G. Lord. Row 3: j. Gabriel, D. Curtis, P. Over, E. Handline.

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TALENT

Eric lyons, Stacey Flecknoe, and Barb Teszler organize the orders for the annual cheese sale.

Mr. "0" wonders if there are seconds on ice cream.

Carolyn Primavera acts the part of the charming hostess at the Spaghetti Dinner.

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Chris Santini and Cheryl Holstein think, "Do they really eat this stuff?"

ale, sale, sale! From October to April, the Band and Orchestra held fund raisers in order to help finance the expenses of the year. The activities qpened with the annual "Bucks for Band." The money collected from the community went towards uniforms and equipment.

The winter months were packed with activities. November hosted the Spaghetti Dinner. The Cheese and Sausage Sale held in December was soon followed by the new Bonus Book Project. The last fund raisers took place in March and April. The Hoagie Sale followed by the Spring Plant Sale ended the sales. The profits earned went toward individual accounts for the May Williamsburg Trip.

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FRONT UNITS ADD STYLE

Rifle Squad: Bottom left: S. Finkelman, K. Alsop, D. Alsop, M. Primavera, C. Holstein, T. Walmsley, K. Sloan, S. Porterfield, E. Milbourne, L. Locklear, D. McNulty, C. Sheely, D. Kasparian. Captains - L. Green, K. Stolnis.

Cougarettes: Bottom left: D. Chappie, S. Giardini, H. Collins, A. Holland, S. Garoh, P. Murphy, M. Salatino, D. Haiko, D. Dolente, A. Hughes, D. Ashmore, D. Sminkey, C. Casey, T. Averill.. L. Christine, C. Nolan. Captains - D. Hazelwood and R. Hood.

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The Band and Front Units during a half-time performance.

n the fall, the Front Units were an exciting attraction during the half-time routines at football games. The time they dedicated to practices was well worth the effort. The girls practiced with the band during fifth period every Monday, Wednesday and Friday and came to all of the night practices. They held additional practices alone after school three days a week in order to perfect and synchronize their routines.

The Rifles, Cougarettes and the Silks did many eye-captivating routines to selections like: "Aztec Fire," "Winner's Cirde," "Eye of the Tiger," and "I Can't Help Falling in Love With You." Their last home football game was memorable as the girls used beautiful rainbow-colored streamers and flags to accent their routine to "Over the Rainbow." All of the girls will remember the football games, band buses, night practices, fifth period practices, the bonechilling games, confetti fights, "Bandstand," and the parades they marched in throughout the year.

In the spring, the Front Units had a concert with the band on April 25. In May, the girls ventured to Williamsburg with the band and orchestra in order to exhibit their skill.

ilks: Row 1: Captains K. Smith, D. Bellocchio, R. Macall. Row 2: B. Wallace,). Fichter, C. Conway, K. Valvardi. Row 3: S. Kemp, S. ;ormley, D. Henshey. Row 4: K. Hilbert, T. Haiko, E. McHugh. Row 5: D. Ferrier, C. Primavera, D. Beale.

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MUSICIANS GAIN STATUS

Phil DiCicco

Stacey Flecknoe

Steve Gammarino

Trumpet - District Band

Clarinet - District Band

Trumpet - District/Regional Band

Chris Higgins

nch Horn - District/Regional Band; trict/Regional Orchestra

John Gannon Clarinet District/Regional District Orchestra

John Lenthe

Eric McGlade

David Teszler

French Horn - District/Regional Band; District/Regional Orchestra

French Horn - District/Regional Band; District Orchestra

Trombone - District Band

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District and Regional Festivals formed by the Pennsylvania Music Educator's Association were held once again this year. Nineteen outstanding musicians in the band, orchestra, or choir auditioned and competed against other musicians from participating high schools (grades 10-12). Their performance determined acceptance and seating.

The best District participants went on to Regionals. From there the best competed in States.

Regional Orchestra Members Include: L. Serepca, E. Golton, M. Lewis, E. Rieder, E. Milbourne, C. Higgins, j. Lenthe.

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Brian Wenzinger Baritone - District/Regional Band

Angie Chen Cello - District/Regional Orchestra

Phil Henderson

Esther Golton Flute District/Regional District/Regional Chorus

Orchestra;

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Mara Lewis

Erica Milbourne

Carolyn Primavera

Viola - District/Regional Orchestra

Violin - District/Regional Orchestra

Violin - District Orchestra

Violin - District Orchestra

Elizabeth Rieder Viola - District/Regional Orches

Will Rosser

Lisa Serepca

Alice Wenzinger

Viola - District Orchestra

Viola - District/Regional Orchestra

Viola - District Orchestra

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STW PRESENTS.

On their anniversary, Karen (Evelyn Radico) tries to get her husband, Sam (Tony Riviello) interested in other things besides his paper work.

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The swinging Hollywood producer, Jesse Kiplinger (Chris Lippa), tries to rekin die the romance with Muriel (Lisa Kofoed), his old high school sweetheart.

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suite 719 of the Plaza Hotel, three separate stories took place. In the First Act, Karen Nash (Evelyn Radico) checked in to her old honeymoon suite in an attempt to save her marriage. In the Second Act, Jesse Kiplinger (Chris Lippa), a famous producer, invited Muriel Tate (Lis Kofoed), his old high school sweetheart, to his suite for more than just a talk. In the Final Act, Roy and Norma Hubley (Tony Scalies and Dana Barrett) hosted their daughter's wedding. But to their dismay, the bride, Mimsey (Lisa Joyce) locked herself in the bathroom. However, her fiance, Borden Eisler (Steve Arters) came to the rescue with his profound statement, "Cool it!"

As Roy Hubley (Tony Scalies) screams at Norma (Dana Barrett), his wife, ShE cringes.

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THE PRIME OF MISS JEAN BRODIE

Sandy (Gloria Rowan), Jenny (Lisa Kofoed) and Monica (Amy Coburn) question poor Mary (Eileen McHugh).

The girls listen intently as Mr. Lloyd (Jim Laguna) invites Miss Brodie (Tricia Walters) to his artist's studio for more than just modeling.

Sister Helena (Donna Weissert) tells Mr. Perry (Ray Guy), a newspaper reporter, about her teacher.

After losing her job, Miss Brodie (Tricia Walters) confides in Sandy (Gloria Rowan).

In STW's play, "The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie," Miss Brodie (Tricia Walters) was a progressive teacher at Marcia Blaine, a basically conservative girls' school. Her dramatic teaching methods and love affairs with artist, Teddy Lloyd (Jim Laguna) and music teacher, Mr. Lowther (Eric Aitala) greatly influenced her girls. In fact, they idolized her until Sandy (Gloria Rowan) assassinated her with tattle tales.

Supporting Cast Members Included: Dana Barrett, Angie Chen, Amy Coburn, Lisa Freeland, Ray Guy, Lisa Joyce, Lisa Kofoed, Chris Lippa, Debbie Lutz, Eileen McHugh, Evelyn Radico, Christa Scalies, Terry Turner, Donna Weissert, Sue Young, and Tony Riviello as Student Director.

Miss Brodie recites a poem of magic to the girls and Mr. Lowther (Eric Aitala).

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CANDIDS, CANDIDS, CANDIDS •

Co-Captain Rosie Macall shows off her new flag for the 1983 season.

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Close-up participants fall into a week of fun and discovery.

Waiter Jim Laguna waits patiently while Evelyn Radico decides what to order.

National Honor Society member Doug Gramiak jumps rope for the heart.

Brett Perkins dreams of olympic gold medals.

Melissa Djevharian, Mike Bolton and Matt Radico struggle to make yearbook captions.

Marilyn Gaines, Barb Hick, Lisa McDowell, and Carolyn Gaines return to fifties fashions for their Coffee House debut. .

Club Med raises money for its trip to Washington with its M*A*S*H* mixer.

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UNDERCLASSMEN

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Feeling insignificant, filled with awe, we entered the confines of a strange building. Lost in a haze of bewilderment, we groped to find the path to success. We envied the air of confidence of the seniors and dreamt of the day when we would emerge as leaders. We were shown the door of opportunity - it laid ajar, inviting anyone who had enough initiative to peer inside and discover.

Soon our confidence built up as we realized that we, too, had talents and interests to pursue. We grew, learning more about life by just traveling the halls of our high school.

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Dawn Civitella and Kathy Spence share a lighter moment after school.

Mr. Lemmon's Introductory Physical Science class has fun during one of

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Freshman students discover how to solve algebraic equations and word

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Underclassmen

G. Abbas S.Adams E. Agent G. Alfonsi T. Ambrose

R. Andrews C. Arter P. Arzt W.Ashton M.Averili L. Bagby M.Bailey G. Baker D. Barnett S.Behenna D.Bell j.Bell R.Bell

"Honest, he started it!"

Freshmen are impressed by the school spirit demonstrated at the p~p rally in honor of the Ridley

football game.

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M. Bilotti S. Bonatsos G.l3orko K. Bossert S. Brennan M.Brewer D. Briddes j. Britton j. Brower B.Brown L Brown L Bruno A. Bucci C. Buchan j. Burk S. Byrne C. Cannito M.Carlin j. Carroll D. Civitella

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E. Clark

C. Clendenin R. Cobb

j.Connolly T. Corner D. D'Ambrosio

L. Delpiano A. Dermond j. Dermott

"Did you hear about ... ?"

j. DeSantis j.Dezzi L. DiBello W.Dimm S. Donlan

j. Dougherty S. Dozor M. Duffey M.Dunis M.Dunis

C. Ecklund j. Eden j. Eisenberg C. Ellis j. Epright

P. Ervin D. Evans R. Fahnestock A. Ferguson

"Really, it was just an accident!"

C. Ferrari H. Ferrier j. Fichter

T. Finley D. Finio P. Fish

M. Forgione C. Frederick S. Gaines

"Will the school day ever end?"

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C. Gallagher J. Gallagher S. Garrison M. Garton

J. Giordano H. Giuffre D. Gluck B. Golden

A. Golton

S. Gormley M. Green

S. Green

D. Grosso M. Gruhler S. Gruwell L. Guelle

D. Hagopian L. Hall G. Hartman G. Hartzell

G. Harvey

S. Henry D. Henshey B. Hewes

Freshmen yearn to share senior privileges.

K.HiII A. Hilt D. Hoefner A. Hoerman

D. Holdsworth M. Holstein J. Hummel K. Hunn

J. Jackson

L. Jalali A.Jay J. Jenkins

G. Joachim J. Kampmeyer K.Kannon J. Keagle

"I didn't think that the cheeseburgers were this bad!"

Underclassmen

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D.Keli S. Kelly A. Kerak R. Kerns W.Kiley M.Kio ). Kirkpatrick C. Kletzien R.Kolb K. Kosturos C. Krivan P. Kutufaris W. Larkin

D.Lee H. Levin M. Lewis ). Liao E. Lichtenstein

T. Liebeskind A. Little ). Little M. Lodeski M. Lombertino

A. Lousinian E. Lowe D. Luck B. Lyons K.Makim

D. Manley R. Marchese M.Marker T.Martin R. Massey

C. Matarazzo R.Mayer S.McCarthy T. McCarthy T. McCoy

"What do you mean, the freshman year is easy?"

D. McDermott M.McDevitt P. McGarry ).McGuigan T.McHugh

S. McLaughlin R. McLaurin E.Medwid ). Merrick D.Micola ).Miller ).Miller P. Miller A. Mohr D.Monaghan A. Morris M.Murphy H.Neal

, Underclassmen

S. Newnam E. Ney L. Nguyen T. Nicholas j. Niemiec W. Noble K.Note j. Oliver S. Orlena M.Owens j. Pacitti K. Padley M. Papale

R. Papas T. Parsia A. Parsons E. Pasternak R. Pennestri

B. Peppel L. Perna T. Pflieger

T. Pflieger B. Pietropolo S. Pizzi

R. Plummer C. Polischuk B. Primavera

D. Procopio C. Ready S.Regan

C. Rinello D. Robbins B.Roe D. Romesburg T. Ross

A. Sampson C. Santini C. Scalies K. Schaefer P. Sciubba S. Serepca

P.Shane H. Shannon E.Sharkey H.Shin V. Shirley S. Simpson j. Singley

Underclassmen

107

C. Slawek W.Smith K. Souders T. Spaccarelli K.Spence R. Staeger D. Stango P. Stefani D. Stokes G. Stone R. Tangi ). Tarquinio M. Thayer ). Thoma R. Treftz C. Trefz N.Tullie R. Turner K. Tyler C. Vanderslice K. VanZanten

"Smile, it's the Scrivener photographers!"

M. Verghese G. Verrechio K. Vilotti K. Vint ). Vitullo C. Wagner B. Wallace M.Waltz H. Weaver R. Weissert A. Wenzinger S. Wesley L. Westcott ). Westhead ). White D. Winter D. Winterbottom P. Wolfe L. Wright S. Wright E. Yahya ). Yalove C. Yang D. Yegyan C. Yocum M. Young T. Ziff

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Underclassmen

"You put what in my milkshake?"

;OPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS

Ann Cheng

Andy Davis

Sponsor: Mrs. Engler

Andrea DiMaio

Chip Glazier

Chris Patterson

Sponsor: Mr. Young

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T. Abronski M. Adkins L. Albanese j. Alfonsi

D.Alloway D.Alsop E. Alston j. Antner

C. Armstrong D.Ashmore T. Averill

Anne Scott enjoys The Comte de Monte Cristo in French

S. Baldino A. Barnes

B. Barasatian S.Baun

D. Beale D. Beaver

C. Bergin M. Bolton

Brian Strain helps to add the spirit of Navidad to Spani class.

P. Bolton j. Bonadio D. Bonsall

M. Boornazian j. Booth N. Borrelli M. Bottos

D. Brandon j. Branson A. Brattini L. Briddes

"Well, at least it's half covered," protests john Dennis.

110

Underclassmen

B. Broderick K. Brown D. Buchanan G. Byers

C. Caffarina

M. Calla A.Capoldi J.Carchidi

D.Cariin M. Carroll j. Casella

Ted Daddario does a john Travolta impersonation.

C. Casey C. Casey

T. Chaippini D.Chappie

A. Cheng

G. Christake

L. Christine L. Ciapanna

Audrey Donofrio asks, "Did you just take my picture?"

K. Ciarrocchi B. Clapper v. Clark

R. Clements P. Coleman H.Collins D. Collom

j.Conlin

S. Coppock C. Cox K. D'Agosta

"ike Lewis just "hangs around" taking in all the action during ym.

Underclassmen

111

W. Dalrymple

A. D'Ambrosio R. D'Ortone T. Daddario

A. Davis L. Davis M. Deangelis R. Defina

J. Dennis C. Derby D. Deserio

J. Dickerson Jason Dickerson beats the bell to English class.

A student's work is never done!

"Urn, I hope that you like the cookies well done!"

â&#x20AC;˘ A.Dimaio M.Dinapoli G. Dipietro R. DiRocco

M. Dolderer A. Donofrio F. Doyle D. Eaton

R. Edmiston C. Edwards T. Elliott j. Erdman

A. Fairbanks N. Farra P. Farrell M. Ferrebee

"No, he's sleeping, may I take a message?"

112

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). Ferrucci K. Fichter S. Finkelman G. Fitzpatrick

S. Fletcher C. Ford ). Frattarola D.Galio

).Gallo 5. Gammarino T. Gander ). Gannon ills this really going in Cosmopolitan?"

Geometry students discuss the solution to a proof.

5. Garoh G. Geary M. Geary ). Glancey

C. Glazier M.Golden ). Grelis M. Grinnan

M. Hagarty D. Haiko T. Haiko S. Halberg

). Hardy M. Hartline S. Harvey J. Henshey ill wonder if it's alive!!!"

Underclassmen

113

S. Herninko K. Hoffert C. Hoffman C. Holstein

K. Holstein j. Hopkins M. Horan L. Huffer

A. Hughes C. Hunter M. Inforzato B. Kane

S.Kane S. Kantner j. Karvois D. Kasparian

R. Kaut j. Keagle j. Keenan C. Kennedy

A. Kirkpatrick j. Kletzien D.Kline K.Knapp

A. Lesher C. Lesniak j.Lewis K. Lewis

M. Lewis L. Liao j. Liberti R. Lillicrapp

C. Lippa j. Lovell L. Lovell C. Lowe M. Luck M. Lynch B.MacMulien

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R.Madden C. Marchese A. Mark K. Marryott R.Martino C. Martorell R.May

j. McCormick

A.McCurdy W.McGillan J.McGinley

E.McGlade P. Mclntrye ). McKnight K. McLaurin

D.McNulty A. Merker C. Merrick D. Meyers

E. Milbourne S.Mininno A. Mitchell R.Mohr

Energetic sophomores sell many types of candy.

).Mollichella K. Montgomery A. Moretti D. Mozzoni

P. Murphy T. Myers A.Nair E. Nardo

S. Naughton R. Neelan L. Nelson B. Nevel

R. O'Brien T. Older E.O'Neill K. Orcutt

..tatt Golden brightens room 255 with the holiday pirit.

Underclassmen

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P. Padley C. Papale K. Parson C. Patterson I. Peabody C Pellegrino

N. Pellegrino

P. Pendergrass

C. Plocinik

"Attention all students: The cougar has escaped from the Commons and is loose in the hallway!"

D.Poliock R. Prager M. Pratzner C. Primavera ). Puppio T. Puppio

B. Rankin

B. Rankin

).Ray

Mark Ferrebee ponders a difficult biology test question.

). Reynolds M. Rhodes C. Rickards E. Rieder A. Rodden N. Roosevelt

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Underclassmen

C. Rudisill K. Russo A. Sami C. Schapp I. Schmidt S.Schwenk

A. Scott

C. Selbach

K. Sendlinger

S. Shaw H.Shin O. Shreckengost S. Siano A. Sieczkowski T. Simons

D.Sminkey

M. Snyder

M.Spigel

"What do you mean get my feet off the table? I'm practicing to become a Junior Executive!"

R. Stocker E. Stolis C. Stone B. Strain B. Swank J. Syernick J. Taber

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Good friends can even make homework fun!

Chris Lippa adds last minute touches to his homework before the first period bell.

B. Teszler R. Thomas T. Thomas

P. Torna M. Torone D. Travers

M. Triozzi R.Tullie T. Turner

L. Valente K. Valvardi D. Vecchione K. Wallace

"What's the answer to number seven?"

"These open book tests are great!"

3 Underclassmen

"I can't get my arm out!"

Accelerated chemistry students consult each other during a chemical reaction.

j. Warfield M. Wasserman R. Watson

D. Whiteside P. Wider j. Wigington

W.Wilroy M. Winterbottom R. Young

S. Young M.Zane L. Zebley D.Zurio

"Are you sure you want to look in this locker?"

Girls in Ms. Ardao's gym class participate in aerobics.

SSR is a thirteen minute period each morning to encourage our interest in reading.

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Sophomore class officers gather in order to discuss plans for the Soph Hop.

Fifth period lunch represents the largest daily gathering of students.

Many students can participate simultaneously during industrial arts class.

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JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS

Bob Esgro

Chip Joachim

Sponsor: Mr. Grubb

John Robinson

Joe Panczer

Madeline Pitts

Sponsor: Mrs. Way

Underclassmen

12

S. Adkins K. Albany j. Alfonsi S. Ambrose

j.Anderson M. Angelucci K. Aronson M. Bennett E. Bick

E. Bittner j. Bland W.Bland S. Bossert j. Boyle T. Boyle R. Branton G. Brooks S. Brown G. Buczacki F. Buffone C. Burns N. Cane

K.Cannon

R.Cannon

Kristen Carglena exhibits concentration during Algebra /I class.

K. Carglena M. Casey S. Casey C. Caton P. Cervino S. Chillemi A. Coburn j.Coll R. Connors L., Constantini C:;. Crawford E. Davis E. Davis

C. Debernardi j. DeCarlo R. Dennis L. Dezzi M. DiNapoli

P. DiPaola D. DiSanto M. Djevharian B. Donlan

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Underclassmen

"Smile Cris! This is going in the yearbook!"

M. Donnelly R. D'Ortone M.Dubin D. Eaton

K. Elliott ). Erb W. Ersek R. Esgro T. Everett

S. Faccenda

L. Ferrucci j. Feustel j. Fischetti T. Flaherty S. Flecknoe

L. Foley P. Foley E. Forbes j. Fratoni

L. Freeland E. Fry j. Gallagher

K. Gerace

S. Giardini

lohn Lenthe and Ed Bittner find a quiet corner in which to

At 2:25, students breathe a sigh of relief as the day comes to

jo homework.

an end.

C. Giordano S. Grassie D. Green B. Grosso R.Guy D. Haines j. Hajinian D.Hall j. Hammaker D. Harvey S.Hausman T. Hazelwood

R. Heinze P. Henderson C. Higgins K. Hilbert G.HiII

K.HiII ). Hirth D. Hoerman B. Hornaday

Underclassmen

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D.Hoy S. Jackman L. Janiczek E. Jarrell

B. Jay Z. Jefferson' T. jenkins W.joachim

L. Joyce C. Kain j. Kannon M. Kapczynski

M. Kearney B. Keating S. Kemp j. Kerns

J. Kiley R. King K. Krehnbrink D. Kurzenski American Studies, enriches the juniors' knowledge of their cour try's history.

j. Kush j. Kuzmack D. LaFountain E. Latini

D. Laut

C. Lawler j. Lawlor D. Lee

J. Lenthe K. Leonard C. LeVasseur M. Liberati

M. Lightcap L. Locklear R. Lockley D. Longo

D. Lutz j.MacMullen T.Mahoney L. Mark "I hope that Mr. Cannon doesn't notice the dent."

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Underclassmen

). Mastroianni A. Matarazzo D.McAndrew D. McClintock

T. McCullough E. McGarry K.McGuckin E. McGuigan

D. Mcintyre M. McLaughlin j.McMahon L. McNamee

D. Medina P. Meyers K.Mixon V.Mossman

E.Mullock B. Murphy F. Navazio M. Neelan

T. Nelson J. Nerelli H.Nevel J.Newnam

Smile, it makes people wonder what you've been up to!

C. Nolan G. Norman R.Note S. Note

). O'Brien

C. O'Neill M. Onorato S.Osipowicz

j. Panczner P. Pappa M. Pearse V. Pearse

N. Peracchia B. Perkins S. Peters G. Pflieger

'ake two grams of copper-chloride, and call me in the morning.

Underclassmen

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M. Pitts G. Porter S. Porterfield K. Potts M. Primavera P. Quagliariello E. Radico

L. Raffel S. Ribecca ). Robinson W.Rombach C. Ross ). Russell L. Sacco ).Santini S. Saputelli D. Scheerer K. Schorza R. Schorza C. Scott K. Shaffer

L. Shaw C. Sheely K. Sheller

S. Sherer H.Simons G.Smith

K.Smith M.Snyder K. Sponheimer

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Underclassmen

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L. Stein A.Stinger M. Stumpf

K. Sullivan

R. Talibi j. Thompson

B. Trautman

R. Trefz S. Trotter

Students listen tentatively to a new topic being introduced in their math class.

Buddies john Kuzmack and Dave Hoerman spend some valuable time in the library for an upcoming project.

S. Udicious R. Vanderslice B. Voelker T. Walmsley I. Warfield A. Warner

j. Warrington S. Weatherby H. Whitcomb j.White B. Wright R. Wright

j.Wylie I.Yi j. Yost D.Young A. Yum L. Zacker

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"Now we're getting to the good part!"

Connie Kain uses the word processor to help organize her thoughts more dearly.

Nick Peracchia diligently works on his mechanical drawing layout.

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he class of 1985 began their junior year anticipating and fretting about the academic demands required for colleges. Most juniors had to prepare for the PSA1's, and possibly the SAT's, while hoping that their academic skills were close to college standards.

They began to think seriously about careers and made careful decisions.

However, there was a satisfying side to being a junior. This included being able to use the school parking lot to park cars and feeling superior to the "frosh." Also, juniors had a more varied selection of electives and required courses that were not available to the sophomore and freshman classes. American Studies was recognized among the juniors as being an alternative course as compared to the basic history and English classes. American Studies prepared these students for both the SATs and college.

Of course, the junior year was a hardworking, demanding time, but their hidden talents were revealed as the senior year became close at hand.

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SENIORS

Graduation ... the optimum of destination ~ Not exactly. 1984 had beer discovered, but not explored The future held many opportunities, but the key tc success would lie in the effort of thE beholder. The door of tomorrow came into perspective quicker than most of us expected. Our high school days took on a melancholic nostalgia, but our memories were indestructible - to be cherished forever. We were about to embark on a new journey; we had achieved much as a group, but in order to achieve more . we had to separate and explore our goals.

Prepared to meet the future, we would accept any challenge ... we were the Class of 1984!

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SENIORS: CLASS OF 1984

Class Officers: Jeff Lord, Tony Scalies, Andre Pearson, Debbie Zafiropoulos, Dave 'ciubba.

Class Sponsors: Mrs. Mary Boeni and Mr. Stephen Stefani.

Class officers and sponsors donate a generous check to the Turkey Fund.

Hey, where did everybody go?

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doug abronski "ski" 1056 crozer la 4/6/66. baseball 2, 3, 4; bowling 1, 2, 3,4; spanish club 2, 3. - fav mem: soph hop '82, proms, jr prom night, times w/denise and friends, wildwood '83, bruce concerts, diana '83, cruzin' w/bubba in t-bird and prix, pp: times w/denise, life, family, friends, good memories, t-bird, rope chain, baseball gloves, bowling balls, chaz's sessions, my clothes, fav say: get this, more than once. "someday we'll all look back on this and it will all seem funny." - bruce springsteen. bobby adams 337 e leamy ave 4/18/66. student council 4; ski club 1, 2, 3, 4.

- fav mem: summers of '82 and '83, house in oc, bear '83 and '84, phillies, proms, florida '83, stones, ski trips, pp: my mother, great grandmother, gidget, rem for: always smiling, working at joe's, goal: to be a success and to have a happy, healthy family, asw: tony, robin, jeff, chris, murph, frank, brian, pete, fav say: yo, what's up?, don't worry about it.

Robert E. Adams Jr.

Douglas Hunt Abronski eric aitala 517 lawrence dr 4/30/66. stw 3, 4; tennis 1. - fav say: reality is a crutch for people who can't take science fiction, rem for: reading a lot of science fiction, pp: green baseball cap, telescope, asw: john, peter, dave, dom, joe, bill, steve, angie, goal: to go to college and become an astronomer, fav mem: gen con '83.

kathy alsop "kath" "kat" "ka" 356 Iynbrooke rd 6/8/66. clo'se-up 3, 4; sprihian 4; scrivener ed 4; lit-mag 3,4; rifles 4; basketball mgr 2; golf 2, 3; spanish club 1, 2, 3, 4. - fav men; appalachia project '83, close-up '83, new england '82, jr prom '83, soph hop '82 and '83, rem for: absence of height, big eyes, being w /my twin linda, asw: linda, cindy, angel, tony, kyle, karen, diane, colleen, goal: to live as i want, have many friends, be happy, pp: my optimism, fav say: you win some and lose more.

Eric Matthew Aitala

Kathleen Bernice Alsop

steve arters 340 kent rd 8/6/66. lit-mag 3; stw 2, 3; ski club 1, 2, 4; nhs 3, 4; scott's hi-q 4. - fav mem: egypt '83, butler, v-ball, zoo '81, fav say: so anyway, this dog ..., asw: sharon, bob, angie, pp: bible, back pack, goal: to live philippians 2, rem for: being different. "for god so loved the world that he gave his one and only son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life." - john 3:16.

frank arzt "frankie" 1021 crozer la 11/18/65. track 1; weightlifting club 1, 2, 3, 4; ski club 2, 3, 4. - rem for: being tall, asking questions, fav say:you got that right/II believe it when i see it, fav mem: europe '80 and '83, up the mountains, down maryland, ski trips, pp: ford, boat, passport, weights, goal: to become the owner of a massive corporation.

Steven Cadman Arters

Frank Cary Arzt

jenny atchison 1215 university ave 2/12/65. lit-mag 3, 4; orch mgr 3; choir 1, 2, 3,4; chorus 1, 3, 4; stw 2, 3; musical 1, 3; spanish club 3. - fav mem: may '83, musical '81, pop group '82 and '83, villanova, goal: to be a creative, successful individual, rem for: singing, asw: angie, steve, aud mara, pp: my sense of humor, fav say: i'm so confused. donald bagby "merk" "donnie b" 35 walnut st 2/9/65. football 1. - goal: to be successful, to be happy, pp: family, friends, fav mem: summer of '80 and '82, rem for: being decent, being late to school, being in detention, going withe flow, walking slow.

Jennifer Susan Atchison

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doreen bagby "missi b", "miz", "little stuff" 35 walnut st 1/15/66. basketball 1,3. - fav mem: summers of 77,78,79, '81, 2/11/82, 7/10/82, trech concert, pp: my family, suga, asw: lisa carter, mudd city comm, fav say: you dirty dog, goal: to be successful and stay employed!, rem for: being short, being me. trevor bailer "vernon", "rover" 929 lincoln ave 12120/65. football 1, 2, 3; lacrosse 2; track 1. - fav say: yo dude, don't catch what?, fav mem: being gumby, summer of '83, new years eve, chris and friends, north ave, pp: family, friends, ingrid, goal: to have a good time!, rem for: trevor ford, being gumby, asw: mike, chuck, karen, dan.

Doreen Michelle Bagby

John Trevor Bailer ted ball "theo" 17 greenhill rd 1123/66. close-up 4; basketball 1. fav mem: jr year, summer of '82, basketball games, rem for: bad brakes, falling out of bed, gas stations, mom being a teacher, pp: memories of certain awesome times, apple jacks, true friends, asw: dougs, ai, fred, duels. "and all those things that seemed so important, well mister they vanished right into the air." - bruce springsteen.

dave balchiunas "balch", "evad" 443 glendale circle 11/3/65. fav mem: summer of '82 in the mountains w/frank and joe, summer of '83 in the mountains w/joe, 11th grade's 6th period lunch, rem for: "words of wisdom," fav say: it happens, you snooze, you lose, pp: kawasaki, helmet, family, friends, architectural drawings, goal: to become an architect, asw: scoot, chal, frank, vec, pat, bolsh.

David William Balchiunas

Edward William Ball

lainie ballas 32 indian rock dr 7/25/66. choir 1, 2. - fav mem: summer of '83, fla '82, brandywine '83, 2116/83, 8120/83, double dates w/sharon, pp: family, friends, memories, goal: to finish college, obtain a career and family, asw: sharon, donna, melissa, gloria, fav say: oh well, no biggie, rem for: being thin, talks w/sharon.

bob barr 512 old schoolhouse dr 3125/65. band 1; basketball 1. "when all else fails we must whip the horses eyes, and make them sleep and cry." -unknown.

Elena Kay Ballas

Robert William Barr

dana barrett 311 wyndmoor rd 3/7/67. scrivener ed 4; choir 1, 2, 4, officer 3; stw 2, 3, 4; musical 1,2, 3; cheerleading 2, 3; nhs 4. - fav mem: sr prom '83, wildwood '82, soph hop '82, good times w/cheerleaders, fiddler on the roof, stw, snow dance '83, pp: photographs, memory boxes, wilbur, family, friends, dave, goal: to be my own person instead of someone's little sister, to be a success and to make people laugh, rem for: being unique, being a yente. dawn bellocchio 259 worrell dr 10121/66. choir 3, 4; silks 2, 3, co~capt 4. fav say: i'm so embarrassed, you guys, but joanne, rem for: being short, not understanding jokes, fav mem: 11128/83, 2/1/83, journey '83, summer '83, good times w/friends, wash '83, asw: jackie, joanne, maureen, nancy, tricia, rosie, pp: god, family, my best friends, goal: to fulfill my goals, to live happily ever after. "wherever the future leads, your dreams are waiting to come true."

-unknown.

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leah beman 462 northcroft rd 6/6/66. student council 1; stw 3; basketball 3; french club 2; german club 2. - fav mem: moving to springfield pa, and meeting new and nicer people, pp: school ring, goal: to be a chef. rem for: being a very helpful person. brian bennett 237 brock rd 9/11/66. baseball 1; bowling 1. 2, 3, 4. - pp: boat. fav mem: shore, mountains, new york, goal: to live' at the shore, asw: mike, ai, matt, doug, dan, bill, rem for: never being home on the weekends.

Leah Elaine Beman

Brian Bennett michele bennett "shell" 12S3 university ave 3123/66. - fav say: i forgot, rem for: believing anything, being picked on, fav mem: summer of 'S1, august of 'S3, esp 16, 17, and 30, times spent w/family and friends, asw: tricia, wendy, faith, dawn, pp: family, friends, memories, my albums, goal: to get my mustang, to become rich and famous. "it's the dream afraid of waking that never takes the chance" - bette midler.

Michele Marie Bennett bruce berger "bergs" "bits", "turtle" 231 powell rd 4/10/66. choir 1; 1; basketball mgr 1, 2, 3, 4; lacrosse mgr 1,2,3,4; soccer mgr 2,3,4. - fav say: win together today, walk together tomorrow, wihning isn't everything, it's the only thing, fav mem: oc 'S3, state b-ball game at hershey 'So-'S1, being state champ for lax 'S1-'S2, all b-ball, soccer, lax games, pp: close friends, my family, my basketball, goal: to coach in the nba, rem for: red hair, being mgr of all the varsity sports, being a clown.

Bruce Wayne Berger

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Seniors

tricia berridge "trish" 101 sherman rd 10128/66. pp: family, friends, memories, jewelry, asw: bill, wendy, michele, faith, kathy, friends, fav mem: summer '83, 12/19/83, times w/family and friends, graduation, rem for: loving roses, talking, goal: to live life to its fullest, fav say: oh my god. "i hurry through my life never stopping to see how beautiful it was meant to be." - styx. andy besznyak "bez" 506 cheyney rd 7121/65. soccer 1. - fav say: yeah right, that's life, fav mem: calif '82, south carolina '81, fla 79 and '80, europe '83, summer '81, '82, '83, 11th grade's 6th period lunch, pp: family, friends, rem for: my laugh, goal: to travel around the world, be happy, asw: alan, sharon, rob, chuck, dave.

Patricia Lynn Berridge

Andrew Stephen Besznyak

dave bettinger 319 lester rd 12/14/66. band mgr 1; orch 1. - fav say: i can't wait until june 8th, fav mem: vo-tech '82-'83, pp: family, friends, goal: to succeed in my own business, rem for: never being in shs for more than three periods.

David}. Bettinger keith black 276 rambling way 4/15/66. band 1, 2, 3, 4; baseball 1, 2, 4; club med 3, 4. - fav mem: psu '81-'83, concerts '83, sugar bowl. 1/1/82, 1/3/83, calif '83, all times w/friends, asw: rosie, keith, jeff, rob, larry, fav say: no way, i hear you, goal: to become a doctor and be happy, pp: family, relationship w/rosie and friends, rem for: being w/rosie, liking penn state, being friendly. "i ain't here on business baby, i'm only here for fun and rosie you're the one." - bruce springsteen.

Keith Robert Black

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faith blithe 1158 providence rd 2/10/66. choir 1,2,3,4; chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. rem for: being quiet, fav say: i don't know, i don't care, fav mem: 2129/81, summer '82 and '83, times w/my friends and family, times w/rich, asw: tricia, michele, kim, lisa, friends, pp: family, friends, goal: to succeed in life and to be happy. john blythe 315 garden rd 7/9/66.

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rich buggy "rit" 19 congress ave 7/16/66. baseball 1, 2, 3; ice hockey 2, 3, 4; golf 2,3,4. - faY say: are we going out or what?, pp: snowmobile, house in mts, family, friends, goal: to go to college and get a good job, faY mem: summer '81 and '83, 10/83, asw: nick peracchia, brian murphy, john fleming, pat cervino, rem for: carrying golf clubs through the halls. pat buonadonna "pasquale", "fred" 707 dutton circle 6/15/66, - faY mem: fla '83, fernwood 79, times wlfamily, times wldom and friends, 6th period lunch 11th grade, pp: family, friends, '69 camaro, goal: to be a successful person, rem for: always having money, asw: frank, dave, ribs, bez, chuck, joe, dom, faY say: how ya doin'?

Richard M. Buggy joe burns 350 pinecrest rd 4/23/66. choir l 3, 4; pop group 3, 4; basketball 3. faY mem: 3/19/83, junior prom 4/16/83, jv basketball, piaa basketball finals at hershey '81, cape may '80 and '81, jfk '83. asw: margaret, rob, matt, greg, rich, russ, alan, moose, gabe, rem for: having a good time and dancing, being w/margaret. goal: to be happy, have a family and be successful, pp: family, friends and my car, faY say: yo, what's up?

Pat Joseph Buonadonna

sharon burt "shar" 146 rose la 6/6/66. band 1, 2; orch 1; silks 1, 2; lacrosse 2. - faY mem: 1120/83, 9/24/83, brandywine '83, rehobeth weekends '83, jamaica '83, double dates wllainie ballas, times wi pam, asw: melissa, bill, lainie, gloria, rem for: always eating, asking dumb questions, my crazy relationship w Ibill, goal: to drive my little red firebird, pp: my mom, best friends, fav say: i don't get it, fine.

Joseph A. Burns Jr.

Sharon Lee Burt rob buscaglia "scags" 26 plymouth rd 11/19/65. baseball 1; footballl 2; wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4. - faY mem: jr prom, journey, oc 7/83, wildwood 7/83, cruisin' in the mustang, great adventure, time spent wlcarly, canoeing, crazy times wlfriends, state championship in hershey '81, wrestling tournaments, asw: greg, rich, joe, russ, kim, kathy, ken, john, goal: to grow, rem for: baggy pants, losing weight, being funny, dances, pp: family, zach, friends.

pete carozza "chief" 634 w rolling rd 4123/66. football 1, l 2, 3, capt 4; lacrosse 1, 2, 3, 4; wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4. - faY say: well shane looks like it's me and you this weekend, faY mem: canoe trips 1 and 2, sectionals 2 '83, great times w/friends, lacrosse state champs '82, soph hop, driving wi shane, pp: my dogs, good friends, family, rem for: watching every movie, being the chief, asw: frank, shane, bono, hoff, fer, jeff, brook, dud.

Robert Michael Buscaglia

Peter Vincent Carozza

darrin carroll "george", "dawwin" 299 lewis rd 7/19/66. ice hockey, capt 2,3,4.

- faY mem: adam 2/5183, journey 5/82 and 6/83, times in ac algebra 2, meeting the flyers, toronto '83, pittsburgh '82, pepsi shootout, soph hop, jr prom, times wlfriends and family, pp: skates, family, friends, house in atlantic city, rem for: being short, clothes, hockey, asw: dude, bun, thorton, jock, twiggy, bri, burt, dana, hoagie, faY say: no way, goal: become a successful lawyer wla happy family life. lisa carter 506 n morton ave 4/24/66. - faY say: mt airy, the place to be, hey baby. faY mem: summer 77, 78, and '81 (crash crew), 7/10/82 and 10/23/83, treacherous 3 concert 2/11182, 1/15/82, 4/24/82, 5/11/82, 10/9/83, mt airy, pp: my family, true friends, kiethy, joey, asw: missi bagby, mudd city committee, kia parson, mt airy crew, rem for: mini-skirts, goal: to take my place in society and be all i can be.

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joanne carullo "jo" 242 sedgewood rd 10/12/66. cheerleader 2, 4, capt 3. - fav mem: jr prom, family weddings, times w /bob and friends, florida, canoe trips, wee free, journey '83 pp: family, bob, godson joey, friends, medalion, rem for: never being able to admit to april until june, goal: to live happily every after, asw: bob, nancy, dawn, jackie, the cheerleaders, zeek, lori, fav say: i never thought what could happen!

joe caton "budd's" 642 wynne rd 9/9/64. - asw: charlotte oloer, fav say: what it is, rem for: 10/12/81, being run over by accident, goal: to have my own bus, pp: my car.

Joanne Carullo

Joseph Thomas Caton

kathy cavanaugh 224 hillview rd 6/19/66, field hockey 1, 2, 3; spanish club 1, 2,3. - fav mem: valentine's day '83, times spent w/george, wildwood summer '83, jr prom, times spent w/regina, vermont '82 and '83, van trips, skiing, pp: my skis, george, my ring, goal: be successful in my career and live a happy life, asw: george, regina, shaun, fav say: it's like ... i'm wonderful, rem for: talking fast. rob celestino "celie" 505 leamy ave 11/5/66. german club 1, 2. - fav mem: wildwood summer '83, the basement, halloween '82 and '83, pp: family, car, dog, friends, fav say: do it tomorrow, i'm so sure, rem for: driving oh that's what you call it a loud orange vw, goal: succeed, asw: cliff bruken, the big krauter, and the rest of the motley crew.

Kathleen M. Cavanaugh

Robert Louis Celestino

jeff chamberlain "chamberwee" 842 garrett la 1/19/66. football 1, 2, 3 capt 4; lacrosse 1, 2, 3, 4; wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4. - fav mem: canoe trip '83, soph hop, camden '83, vermont '83 and '82, the great times w/friends, pp: family, close friends, my ski's, goal: to be successful in life, be healthy and ski 'til i'm 90 yrs old, rem for: being grounded, red hair, asw: pete, frank, shane, brook, cj, bono, fergy. "it's my destiny to be the king of pain" -police. angie chen 485 doe run la 2/3/66. class officer 2; close-up 3, 4; spri-hian 1, 2, ed-in-chief 4, ed 3; scrivener 2,3,4; lit-mag 1, ed 2,3, ed-in-chief 4; orch 1,2, 3,4; distlreg 3, 4; choir 3, 4; stw 3, 4; musical 1, 3; tennis 1,2; french club 1, 2, 3, 4; german club 2, 3, 4; spanish club 2, 3, 4; club med 3, 4. - fav say: in a hundred years it won't matter anyway, fav mem: summer '82 europe, steve in 6th grade, green m&m's, proms, mr maher's class, asw: steve arters, taller people, rem for: writing sick poetry, running around like a headless chicken, goal: to reach nihilism or nirvana, pp: friends, classical music.

Angeline Crace Chen

Jeffrey Craig Chamberlain

yung sun chung "sun", "chung" 626 evans rd 9123/64. spri-hian 4; lit-mag 4; chorus 4; basketball 3, 4; volleyball 4; club med 3, 4; ski club 3, 4; nhs 4. - goal: to be a doctor, pp: my patience and obedience, pSW: mrs sebold, mrs brazenor, fav mem: field trip to washington w/c1ub med, conversation w/mrs kletzien and bread, mr knorr's encouragement, rem for: computer, when the computer answer a question, fav say: come on, let's go, thank you. carol ciaramella "kar" 1040 westwood dr 8/31/66. ski club 2, 3. - fav mem: times w/friends, kristen and frankie, discovery, s philly, wildwood '83, scruples, and rumbles, asw: kristen, karen, amanda, melissa, and philly friends, fav say: jams, pp: family and friends, rem for: hale-oh, goal: to be successful and happy.

Carol Ann Ciaramella

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rob colaprete "ribs" 74 st david's rd 2/15/66 - pp: my family and car, fav mem: soph hop, the dances, cape may '83, summer '82 and '83, times wi my friends, rem for: my car, my craziness and my laugh, goal: to be happy and successful in whatever I do, asw: chuck, andy, dan, kim, keith, my camaro, fav say: oh yeah, oh my, yo dude. cheryl collom "cherbs" "buckwheat" "maniac" 981 old sproul rd 7/13/66 chorus 1, 2, 3; football stats 4; french club 1, 2. - fav say: i don't know, fav mem: times up at skate odyssey, soph year, being a statistician for the varsity football team, jimmy, bill, asw: chris, deryl, linda, christine, pp: family, friends, rem for: having gum, wizard of oz, goal: to become a licensed cosmetologist and marry a rich guy and be happy forever.

Robert Peter Colaprete

Cheryl Collom

linda conklin "lin" 91 duncan la 3/5/66. close-up 3, 4; spri-hian 4; scrivener ed 3, ed-in-chief 4; lit-mag 3, 4; choir 1, 2, 3, 4; basketball mgr 1, 2; field hockey 1, 2,3; french club 3, officer 4; nhs 4. - fav mem: appalachia, close-up '83, soph hop, jr prom, trips to va and u of va, oc '83, pp: yearbook, family, god, friends, bug, goal: to become a mathematician and help those less fortunate than myself, asw: kathy, cindy, kathy, colleen, loretta, kyle, tony, mark, yearbook people, fav say: that's life, rem for: being short, blonde, and seen wi my twin kathy. colleen conway "boal" 146 s rolling rd 3126/66. class officer 2; chorus 1, silks 2, 3, 4; musical 1, 3; track mgr 2, 4; spanish club 1, 2, 3, 4; - fav say: sure, fav mem: bermuda '82, athens '80, summer '83, 9/3/83, times wlkatie and anthony, rem for: being wlkatie all the time, asw: katie, rosie, pp: aids, family, friends, goal: to get married and get rich.

Colleen Conway

Linda Jean Conklin

karen corcoran "kar", "corky" 269 waverly ave 10/5/66. silks 2; ski club 1,2, 3. - fav mem: summer '83, discovery, florida, the shore, changing through life, pp: family, friends, my dogs, memories, my teeth, rem for: being tall, always cleaning, always writing notes, fav say: get out?!, hi!, goal: to always be happy and healthy, asw: jackie, melissa, carol, amanda, debbie. john corea 301 brock rd 11128/66, spri-hian 4; lit-mag 3, ed 4; ski club 4. - fav mem: labor day in wildwood, teecee's pool, jo-jo's restaurant, phils-dodger's game '82,asw: brian, melk, tom, eileen, deanne, maggie, goal: to be published in the new yorker, win the lotto, pp: my Ie tour, rem for: being a twin, not saying much, "oh, boy, we're haVing fun now" - d. letterman.

Karen Margaret Corcoran

John Anthony Corea

lisa corea "gumby" 301 brock rd 11128/66. choir 3; chorus 3; cougarettes 2; spanish club 1, 2, 3, 4. - rem for: always laughing, being a twin, being hard to reach, fav mem: times wljohn, times wlkathy, o'hara jr prom, 11/5/82, hall and oates concert '83, summer '80 and '82, tom's pool, mr mcclennens chem class, pp: family, friends, john pitone, kathy's friendship, memories, gumby, goal: to have my own business and meet hall and oates, asw: john, kathy, my brother, fav say: oh yea, yo dude!. tom coulter "thelonius" 27 plymouth rd 9/5/66. bowling 4; german club 3,4. fav mem: springsteen concert '81, pool, philmont '82, summer '81, '82, and '83, wildwood '83, styx '83, pp: family, friends, memories, beatles albums, my car, rem for: pool parties, my driving, my car, goal: to become a man and grow up to dream again, asw: john, melk, brian, dave, lisa, deanne, eileen, vac.

Lisa Marie Corea

Thomas Charles Coulter

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greg dermond "rudy" 357 northcroft rd 4/18/66. tennis 3, 4; ski club 3, 4. - faY say: yo dudes, why?, faY mem: oct '82, c1iffdiving, cruising in the mustang, driving the monte carlo, shore '83, skiing, pp: tennis racket, family, friends, goal: to excel in athletics, to become rich and famous, rem for: being friendly, putting people in trash cans, asw: rich, rob, russ, joe, ken, kathy, kim, john. "the past formed memories the present is for forming memories, the future ..." - phil collins. matt dermott "derms" 540 w springfield rd 6/24/66. ski club 1, 3, 4. - pp: albums, stereo, friends, goal: to be the supreme ruler of the universe, faY mem: weekends, times wlfriends, acldc '82, who tickets '83, summer '83, times at the shore '83, asw: mike, doug, doug, mike, bill, dan, rem for: being tall and slender. "many times i've gazed along the open road" -led zeppelin.

Gregory Lewis Dermond Matthew Ryan Dermott

cathy devine 136 n highland rd 7/13/66. field hockey 2, 3, 4, capt 1; lacrosse 2, 3,4, capt 1; german club 3. - faY mem: good times wlfriends, pp: family and happy memories. philip dicicco 495 wesley rd 2/13/67. band 1, 2, 4; orch 1, 2, 4; musical 2. goal: to be.

Catherine Ann Devine

Philip Arthur DiCicco

ray dimarcello "dude", "spiccoli" 406 james la 9/26/66. faY mem: 9125182, 2125/83, times wi patti, wildwood, oc '82, '83, chem, 11th grade, 4/18, pp: life, family, dreams, stereo, goal: to own a lamborghini, rem for: being 100% italian, mustache in 6th grade, asw: darrin, andre, tony. "i live for my dreams" led zeppelin. brian dimarco "bran", "bruce" 279 avon rd 11125/66, spri-hian 4; wrestling.

- faY mem: presto, class '81, 2 springsteen shows '81, graham parker '82, '83, kinks '80, '83, summer '83 at variety corner arcade, wildwood, 6;21/83, pp: bruce bootlegs and posters, grandpa munsterpin, asw: jeff, john, tom, john, deanne, eileen, dave, goal: manage variety corner arcade, platinum album published, rem for: worshipping springsteen, bruce pins, puns unforgivable. "are you tough enough to play the game they play or will you just do your time and fade away" - bruce springsteen.

Raymond Joseph DiMarcello

Brian Robert DiMarco

danny dipaola 308 parham rd 10/17/66, weightlifting 1, 2, 3,4. - faY say: what's going on?, rem for: red car, pp: family, friends, car, ibanez guitar, faY mem: soph hop, 4/16/83, 12/10/82, playing at 2 school graduations, 6116/82, 6/17/82, asw: john, bret, goal: to hopefully become very successful. angel dipilla "ang" 113 school la 6/10/66. faY mem: mustang, heart '82, '83, canada '81, trips to delaware, mountains '80, parent/johnson band, asw: kyle, lisa, tony, kathy, marilyn, pp: family, friends, rusty, car, rem for: my temper, graphics, liking heart, faY say: i swear, knock it off, goal: to be happy, healthy and successful.

Daniel Joseph DiPaola

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donna dolente "don", "double d" 306 avon rd 4/8/66. courgarettes 2, 3, 4. fay mem: 6121/81, 9/11/81, christmas '81 w/mike, flor '82, summer '82 at wildwood, camping, md '83, casa del sol, pp: my relationship w/my mom and dad, my relationship w/my 2nd family and special friendships, rem for: always being late, working at the movie theater, fay say: did anybody call?, goal: to be my own person. "blessed is he who has a friend, for friendship is one of god's greatest gifts" - unknown. patti lynn donnelly "p 1" 730 w rolling rd 11/1/66. student council 1, 3, 4; choir 1, 2,3,4; chorus 2,3,4; stw 2; cheerleading 2, 4, capt 3; spanish club 4; ski club 1, 2, 3, 4. - fay mem: oc w/deb, beach boys concert, flor w/my dad, after school w/bern, skiing, 7am w/anita, lav, heath, sheila, shs, rem for: great memory, baby voice, getting lyrics wrong, fay say: but dad, there was this great sale, i swear, i have so much fun w/you, pp: family, best friends, summers in oc, asw: cheerleaders.

Donna Faith Dolente

Patricia Lynn Donnelly

denise draves "georgie" 2 s state rd 10/30/65. bowling 3, 4; track 1. - fay mem: soph hop, shore at 6:00, great adventure, 10/30/81, times after school, going away w/my family, jr year, pp: my family, friends, car, goal: for my mother to be proud of me in whatever i do, rem for: my car, my mouth, fay say: who's paying for gas? "lying beside you here in the dark, feeling your heart beat with mine, softly you whisper, you're so sincere how could our love be so blind" - journey.

rich duffey "duff" 33 forest rd 4/9/66. basketball 2, 3; soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; nhs 4.

- fay mem: '81 district I soccer championship, penn state '82, '83, summer '83, times w/soccer team, goal: to be happy and successful, pp: family, friends, my life, trophies, stereo, soccer ball, asw: bergs, pratz, bax, doug, chris, hung, dave, jamie, rem for: being laid back, fay say: no way, calm down. "winning isn't everything, it's the only thing" - unknown.

Denise Margaret Draves

Richard E. Duffey

tracy durham "tray", "missy lea" 252 maple ave 8126/65. pp: my life, family, friends, tony, fay mem: summer '80, '81, '83, winter '80, '81, times at north philly and south street, times w/tony, goal: to be successful and happy, asw: kim, maria, sandy, tony, ray, tom, fay say: see what i'm saying?, rem for: wanting to get things over with.

alison dursthoff "al" 412 e scenic rd 3/28/66. field hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; golf 3; basketball 3/4 1, 2, 3. - fay mem: avalon '83, calif '82, hockey camp '82, '83, rem for: california clothes, humor, asw: carolyn, marilyn, barb, marie, fay say: so what are you going to do about it?, pp: my sony walkman, family, goal: to be rich and successful.

Tracy Lea Durham

Alison M. Dursthoff

dann eaton "hag" 455 andrew rd 1/25/66. fay mem: heather ann quay and kent martin, north plattsburgh grasshoppers, mount assumption institute, fay say: winning is not everything, it's the only thing, pp: '83 prom picture (dream on), goal: i will demand a commitment to victory. marilyn edwards: "mare" 19 yale sq 12/1/65. choir 1, 2, 3, 4. - fay say: leave me alone, fay mem: summer '83, jr prom, roller skating, canoe trips, meeting aI, pp: times w/al, ai's car, my family, goal: to marry al, to meet richard gere, to get ahead in life, rem for: my fingernails, asw: linda.

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stacy eisenberg 389 foulke la 5/6/66. class officer 2; close-up 3, 4; cheerleading 3; baseball stats 2, 3, 4; gymnastics 1; tennis 2. - fav mem: akiba, times w/michael, summer '81, high school years, traveling w/family, sweet 16, brig '83, going dancing, 10122/83, rem for: flirting, turning funk, pp: family, close friends, dreams and memories, goal: to be happy, healthy and successful, asw: lauren, missy, jenny, michael. "i decided long ago never to walk in anyone's shadow if i fail if i succeed at least i'lilive as i believe" - george benson. ken elliott "ell" 644 newlin rd 5/4/64. fav mem: racing, riding, rebuilding the road, pp: road 350, rem for: the screamer and all the cars, asw: bud.

Stacy /lyse Eisenberg

Kenneth S. Elliott

keith engelbrecht "alf", "alfie" 951 sara dr 1/4/67. spri-hian ed 3, 4; band 3, 4; choir 1, 2, 4; chorus 1,2, 4; soccer 1,2, 3, 4; track 1, 3, 4; ski club 3, 4; nhs. fav mem: the concerts, special times w/family and friends, fla '81, shore '82, soccer tournament, pp: family, good friends, my mind and my health. "let your dreams and ambitions guide your way because it isn't where you're going but if you get there" - unknown.

lauren emas 459 foulke la 6129/66. gymnastics 1,2,3,4; ski club 1,2,3. fav mem: jamie and all the special times we've shared, times w/friends, trips, akiba, sweet 16, 3 musketeers, high school years, pp: all those i love, jamie, family, friendships, snoopy, good times, memories and dreams. "so before we end and then begin we'll drink a toast to how it's been ... a few more times that i can say i've loved these days" - billy joel.

Lauren Joy Emas

Keith Andrew Engelbrecht

chris erdman "chrissy" 121 greenhill rd 4/7/66. choir 1; chorus 1; cheerleading 2, 3, co-capt 4. - fav mem: times w/dave, 8/3/82, asia '83, competition '81, '82, snow dance, jr prom, summer '83, times w/friends, camp, pp: family, relationship w/dave, good friends, asw: dave, cheerleaders, davona, kim, gina, rem for: being a cheerleader. "if you love something, set it free; if it comes back to you, it is yours; if it does not, it was never meant to be" -unknown.

linda everett "mel" 114'n rolling rd 5/7/66. band 1, 2; orch 1,2, 3; choir 1, 3,4; chorus 3; tennis 1, 2, 3; track 1. fav mem: family vacations at oc, esp 8/83, 8/20/82, 4/82-6/82 w/special friends, 8/81 oc w/heather, pp: family, my best friend, god, asw: hope.

Chris Eileen Erdman

Melinda L. Everett

larry farrell "Iar", "elbow", "stitches" 8310wnes la 6/30/66. soccer 2, 3; club med 3. - fav say: yo, no way, it's awesome, nice, what's up?, fav mem: journey 6/4/83 and 5/10/82, genesis 11/26/83, camping out for genesis, times w/family and friends, ireland 6/84, pp: my pinto, my mom, my brother barry, my tunes, asw: alfie, ai, dave. "i'm finally out in the clear and i'm free i've got dreams i'm living for; i'm going where they'll never find me" - journey. doug ferguson

Laurence John Farrell

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Thomas Gerald Ferguson Deanne Jeannine Ferrier

tom ferguson "mad dog" "ferg" 222 carr rd 7/31/65. football 1, 2,3,4; lacrosse 1, 2, 3,4. - fav mem: 11127/82, mountains '81, '82, times wi nancy, fav say: cj let's go swimming, pp: family, nancy, asw: nancy, rem for: long walks. deanne ferrier "dee" 178 morton rd 10/15/66. lit-mag 4; orch 1, 2,3,4; silks 2,3,4. - fav say: sorry, right, uh huh, anything you say, rem for: being eileen's twin, fav mem: 3120/82, hall and oates concert, 12131/83, evening walks, summer nights, trips to philly, 912183, 913/83, pp: friends, family, goal: to always be happy and content, asw: eileen, john, mike, brian, lisa, kathy.

Melissa Ellen Fertel

missy fertel "cracker" 701 w rolling rd 5/10/66. close-up 4; lacrosse 1, 2, 3, 4; tennis 1, 3, capt 2, 4; ski club 1, 2. - fav mem: summer '83, michael, camp danbee, sweet sixteen 5/13/81, soph hop '82, 5/13/81, times at shore, canoeing, 3 musketeers, pp: family, friends, dreams and memories, asw: stacy, lauren, lisa, jennifer, goal: to have happiness and success always, fav say: that's so obnoxious, rem for: moody mornings. "believe ... for your dreams can come true" - j. w. anglund. john fleming "killer" "juan" 54 st davids rd 9/3/66. bowling 3; football 1, 2, 4; ice hockey 1, 2, 3, 4. - fav mem: elton john concerts '82, 79, senior year, times wltracey, rem for: wearing collars, asw: jim, chris, debbie, frank, steve, bob, sue, nick, rich, kim, bruce, fav say: oh, ok, still crazy after all these years, goal: to have fun and be successful.

Abdullah Foad

Gary Baxter Fritz

abdul foad "duels" "abbs" "steve" 1033 edwards dr 7125/66. student council 4; football 4; track 1, 3, 4; spanish club 4; club med 3, 4; nhs 3, 4.

- fav say: please ... please, rem for: small hands, face cheeks, asw: alphie, ai, ted, rude boy, jeff, rick, doug, murph, larry, and other good friends, fav mem: summer '82 '83, times wlfamily and good friends, trig class, salisbury '81.

gary fritz "baxter", "bax", "star", 311 south croft rd 12/13/65. scrivener 4; baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; basketball 1, 2; soccer 1, 2, 3, 4. - fav mem: bar-bq's, 11/11/81, summer '83, penn state '81, '82, davis' house, road trips, schnauzer stew, asw: jeff, chris, rich, bergs, pat, frank, steve, mike, mark, dave, doug. "love can mend your life or love can break your heart" - police.

Hope Hamilton and Linda Everett browse through college catalogues searching for the ideal college.

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barbara geno "barb", "babs" 113 plymouth rd 8/12/64. field hockey 2, 3. - faY say: hey babycakes, faY mem: physical science w/jim, working w/lou, cathy, regina, bruce, donna, ponch, matt, pp: my records, my unicorns, asw: laura, jenny, ponch, donna, briget, bill, george, tony, tony, stacey, sally, lisa, rem for: talking to myself, eating in class, voicing opinions loudly, goal: to work with special kids. steve giffin 140 rose la 7/6/66. - pp: family, friends, faY mem: road trips down to the shore, summer '81, '82, '83, europe, faY say: i'm here, what's the deal?, asw: bob, brian, dusty, goal: to buy a lotus.

Barbara Gena

Steven j. Giffin jim goebel line rd, rd #2 2128/66. chorus 1, 2; stw 2, 3, 4; golf 2, 3, 4; soccer 1; wrestling 1, 4; german club 3, 4.

- faY say: oh my, hey, faY mem: jfk 6/4/83, jr prom 4/16/83, goal: to be a self-made millionaire before 30, pp: family, friends, boa.

jackie gildea 327 powell rd 6/30/66. spri-hian 3,4; cheerleading 2, 3, 4; nhs 4. - faY mem: snow dance '82, fla.

'82, journey '83, ips class, cheerleading, wee free, washington, dc., pp: family, friends, memories, special secrets, faY say: wait come here, it was so hysterical, asw: nancy, joanne, dawn, maureen, cheerleaders, rem for: tapping nancy on the shoulder, complaining about being on the end.

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james William Goebel

jennifer golden 12 west ave 9/12/66. gymnastics 1, 2, 3, 4. - faY mem: virginia beach '83, shore '83, police '83, times at cindy's, pp: family, friends, health, memories, goal: to be successful, happy, and to have all my dreams come true, faY say: what, rem for: doing gymnastics, - "we are spirits in the material world." - the police.

esther golton "es" "pester" 509 beatty rd 9/12/66. lit-mag 3, 4; band 1; orch 2, 3, 4; choir 4; club med 4. faY mem: philly folk fest '82, '83, penn state '82, '83, times w/friends, asw: celia, ashi, mara, sue, jenny, clint, tobi, rem for: my goat, horses, folk music, being born too late, pp: friendship, animals, music, goal: to help people.

jennifer Marie Golden

Esther Eve Galton

doug gramiak "slug" 218 ridgewood rd 8/1/66. student council 4; orch 1, 2; musical 1; baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; soccer 1, 2, 3, capt 4; nhs 4. - faY mem: times w/sharon, my family and the guys, 12/15/81, springsteen '81, 7129/83, district champs '81, pp: family, gouche ba, asw: sharon, chris, jamie, pat, rick, johnst's bunch, rem for: soccer, liking the boss, getting the front seat, faY say: awesome, goal: to be happy and keep my friends always. loretta green "ret" "Ioret" 215 e leamy ave 10/3/66. scrivener ed. 3, ed-in-chief 4; band 1; rifles 2, 3, sgt 4; french club 1, 2, 3; german club 1, 2; ski club 1,2,3. - faY mem: oc '83, fla '82, pp: memories, faith, family, friends, rem for: loving purple, faY say: alright, wait a second, oh well, asw: the rifle twirlers, yearbook gang, good friends.

Loretta Anne Green

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becky green 256 fairview rd 3/23/66. close-up 4; band 1, 2, 3, 4; choir 1, 2, 3, 4; chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; musical 3; volleyball 4; spanish club 1, 2, 3, 4. - pp: family, friends, my belief in god, my music, goal: to do the best i can and succeed at what i do, fav mem: jfk 6/4/83, fla may '82, easter 76, oc, "i can do all things through christ who strengtheneth me" - philippians 4:13. mike gussman 130rkendall rd 7/1/65.

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Margaret Rebeccabelle Green

Michael Gussman mark hanna "bounce" 41 mansion rd 1012/66. band 1, 2, 3; stw 2; french club 1, 2, 3, 4; french exchange program 3; scrivener 4; nhs 4. - fav say: check it out, cosmic, fav mem: summer '82, france, time spent w/host students, fla '82, poconos, chemistry class, maryland, pp: family, friends, rem for: my walk, liking french, france, asw: tony, jeanette, friends, goal: to become rich and go to france.

hope hamilton "faith" "charity" 79 duncan la 8/14/66. choir 1, 3, officer 2, 4; basketball 1; field hockey 1; tennis 2, 3, capt 4. - pp: god, my mother, father, sister, brother, relatives and friends, especially best friend linda. "i am the vine, ye are the branches: he that abideth in me, and i in him, the same bringeth forth much fruit: for without me ye can do nothing" - john 15: 5.

Hope Louise Hamilton

Mark Edward Hanna tom harkins "hap" 915 stewart ave 11/25/66. - pp: car, friends, family, memories, rem for: 73 nova, being disco, cruising, fav say: nice, let's go i'li drive, fav mem: discovery, wildwood '83, asw: greg.

joe harford "guiseppe" 74 lownes la 10/1/66. ski club 2, 3, 4; av 1, 2. - fav say: you're a stud, yeah uh huh, fav mem: wildwood, 6th period lunch, pp: parents, clothes, asw: jim, pat, mike, chuck, rich, pat, eileen, lisa, matt, goal: to become an aerospace eng and to be a success, rem for: pinstriped shirts and dances at shs.

Joseph Patrick Harford

Thomas D. Harkins

dawn hazelwood "dawnie" 510 williamson la 9/12/65. cougarettes 2, 3, capt 4; choir 1; track 1. - fav mem: 7/9/82, times w/doug, proms, summer '82, fla '82, times spent w/family, pp: relationship w/doug, my ring, special friends, goal: to make all my dreams come true, asw: doug, rachel, ted, rickey, al. "these are the best years of our lives" - billy squier. eric heinze 159 snyder la 4/23/64. fav say: what's up, that's cool, later, fav mem: rush concert,. 12/31/82, kansas concert 8/13/82, fleetwood mac concert 9/11182, pp: guitars, leathers, family and friends, goal: to be a world famous millionaire guitarist, rem for: always being seen in dark clothes, asw: ben, julie, craig, todd, ted, warren, alan, greg.

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sue hemphill "suebee" 501 e leamy ave 2/3/66. student council 3; band 1, 2, 3, 4; choir 1, 3, 4, officer 2; musical 3; basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; field hockey 2, 3, capt 1,4; golf 2; lacrosse 3, 4, capt 1, 2; french club 3; club med 3; ski club 1, 2, officer 3, 4; nhs 4. - fav mem: talks w/special friends, skiing in colorado and utah, family matches, goal: to be happy, healthy and successful in life. "today is the first day of the rest of your life" - unknown. bill herzog 612 vernon rd 11/2/65. fav say: what's up?, fav mem: summer '82, getting eyes on the beach as i walked down it with both of my feet in casts, pp: my hats, family and friends, goal: to make my own 4 wheel drive car, rem for: living in maine, asw: becky.

Susan Emily Hemphill

William H. Herzog

barb hick "babs" 427 foulke la 2/12/66. band 1, 2, 3,4; orch 1,2,3,4; choir 1, 2,3,4; chorus 4; musical 3; basketball 1, 2, 3, capt 4; field hockey 1, 2, 3, capt 4; lacrosse 2, 3, 4; track 1; nhs 4. - fav mem: my 17 summers in maine, 11/11/83, new years eve '82, florida '82, journey '83, '82 football games w/nancy, jr prom, pp: family, memories of my summers, summer friends, rem for: talking too fast, talking about my summers in maine, asw: gaines twins, nancy. cindy hilaman "cin" 452 granite terrace 4/3/65. choir 2,3,4; chorus 1,2,3,4; track 1,2,3,4; spanish club 2, 3. - fav mem: oc '81, '82, '83, fighting w/jeff, running in districts, fav say: no biggie, out of something bad always comes something good, rem for: being blonde, always running, pp: family, friends, memories, goal: to be happy in whatever i do, asw: kathy, linda, karen, kyle, debbie, kelly, loretta.

Barbara Ann Hick

Cynthia Lynn Hilaman

nancy hoffert "nanc" 268 rambling way 10122/66. student council 3, vice pres 4; band 1; chorus 1; field hockey 1, 2, 3, capt 4; gymnastics 1, 2, 3, 4; lacrosse 1. - fav mem: 11127/82, oc '82, '83, mountains '82, '83, times w/tom, times w/friends, tubing '83, proms '82, '83, my high school years, pp: my family, tom, special friends, goal: to be a nurse and to have a happy life, rem for: being short, talkative, running to class. "i decided long ago never to walk in anyone's shadow, if i fail, if i succeed, at least i'lIlive as i believe" - george benson. al hoffman "hoff' 125 greenhill rd 1121/66. football 2, 3,4, capt 1: lacrosse 2, 3, 4; track 1; ice hockey 3. - asw: kathy, bob, kevin, pets, rem for: my van, pp: family, friends, fav mem: weekend runs to the shore, canoe trips, goal: build my own world, fav say: yo what's up?

Albert D. Hoffman

Nancy Lynn Hoffert

john hoffman "hoff" 332 s norwinden dr 7121/65. football 1, 2, 3; lacrosse 1, 2, 3, capt 4. - fav mem: '82 state championship game, walsh park, summer '81, '82, '83, proms '82, '83, pp: family, lacrosse sticks, friends, theresa, asw: theresa, goal: to get a good job, to be happy, fav say: what's up?, how you doing?, step aside please, rem for: always playing lacrosse, being a nice person.

amy holland 337 foulke la 11/1/65. scrivener 4; band 1, 4, officer 2, 3, distlreg 2, 3, state/eastern 3; orch 3, 4, officer 2; choir 1,3,4; chorus 1, 3, 4; cougarette 3, 4, nhs 4. - pp: my necklace, relationship w/tim, my parents, valerie, and the mcfaddens, fav mem: 7/11/81, state band, 18th birthday weekend at duquesne, picnics w/tim, time spent w/valerie, rem for: missing tim, asw: maria, karen, kathy, linda, trish, "i know in time we'll build the dreams we treasure" -frank meyers.

john M. Hoffman

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Amy Lynne Holland

maureen holliday "peewee", "pete", "Iii pea" 224 walnut st 1/23/65. basketball 1. - fay say: what's up?, say what?, you got it, fay mem: 1123/81, 8/1/80,18 pennington, summer '81, christmas '82 in texas, class '82, 5/17/83, jr prom, pp: petie, bobby, family, friends, my rings, goal: to be successful in what i do, rem for: always on the go, always w/petie, asw: stacy, chrystal, yvette, my car, and my dog, bobby. brian holloway "bri", "blueberry" 115 old state rd 1/13/66. choir 1, 2, 3,4; chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; pop group 4, basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; football 1, 2, 3, 4; track 1, 2, 3, 4; french club 3, officer 4; club med 3, 4; scott's hi-q 3, 4; nhs 3, 4. - pp: kathy, family, car, sailboat, asw: kathy, fay mem: summer '82, '83, soph hop, snow dance and jr prom w/kathy, times w/family, sailing, avalon '82, '83, rem for: my handwriting, carrying a lot of books, goal: to apply myself to the fullest.

Maureen Elayne Holliday George Brian Holloway

rach hood 307 ballymore rd 2125/66. cougarette 2, 3, capt 4; gymnastics 1; lacrosse stats 2. - fay mem: summer '82, jr year, jr prom, b-ball season '83, 9/2/83, 2/12/83, all the times w/special friends, pp: relationship w/family, friendships, especially w/dawn and tam, goal: to make my parents proud of me, rem for: being short, laughs, my eyes, asw: dawn, tam, doug, rick, ted, al. "one thing's for sure, that time will tell" -asia. frank horan 566 e scenic rd 6/16/66. football 3, 4; lacrosse 1, 2, 3, 4. - fay say: ya know?, asw: jim, chris, steve, fay mem: times w/friends, who '82, lax champs, summers, rem for: being frank, pp: family, friends, goal: to live a long and healthy life.

Francis Patrick Horan

Rachel Ann Sarah Hood

doug howe 339 c:chard rd 11/4/66. choir 1, 2; chorus 1, 2; lacrosse 1. - fay say: get serious, pp: my bike, skies, asw: mike, mat, dan, doug, brian. "cause i've got to be free, free to face the life that's ahead of me" - styx. karen hughes 645 evans rd 11/18/66. band 1, 2, 3, 4; orch 1,2,3,4. - fay mem: fla '80, '82, wildwood '83, oc '83, journey '83, senior year, rem for: wearing back braces, asw: amy, kathy, trish, linda, donna, joanne, pp: family, friends, my dogs, goal: to be happy and to be loved, fay say: what's up?, really?

Douglas Brian Howe

Karen Anne Hughes

paul hummel 250 pancoast ave 8/5/66. baseball mgr 1; football mgr 2; wrestling 1.

- fay mem: winter '83, summer '83, austin texas, times at discovery, canoe trip '83, asw: lisa, marie, lorie, pp: ski-doo citation, '60 malibu, family, goal: have my own company. claudia irons "c1aut", "gentle c" 231 walnut st 4/5/66. fay say: check it out, fay mem: 4/3/82, penncrest prom, pennwood prom, 1/6/68, 6/21/80, 8126/83, 5/30/80, 4/6/80, 4/3/83, 8/30/81, hershey park, pp: my family, goal: to make something of myself and have my family proud of me, rem for: doing my own thing, asw: doreen bagby, lisa carter, joan lee, ramona lockey, chrystal ross, at home w/donny whiteside.

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keith jackson 382 madison rd 11/22/66. scrivener ed 4; tennis 4; french exchange program 3. - pp: my cameras, stereo, dog, family, rem for: taking pictures, goal: to be rich and happy, asw: rob, mark, craig. "he's adept at adaptation" - rush. carole janiczek 485 barker rd 2127/66. cougarette 2; cheerleading 3, 4; lacrosse mgr 1. - fav mem: 1/13/83,9125/82,9123/83, st pats '83, jr prom '83, sr prom '83 soph hop '82, summer '83, times w/friends, time w/mark, florida '82, '83, 2/12/83,2/5/83,8/20/83, jr year, pp: family, friends, memories, goal: to make a special someone happy, rem for: changes, band-aids on legs, being clumsy, driving, asw: my new friends. "if you have something set it free; if it comes back to you, it's yours; if it doesn't it never was" -unknown.

Keith Robert jackson

Carole jane janiczek

dawn jay "jims", "flopola", "blondie", "disco dawn", "gray eyes" 848 w roiling rd 112/66. chorus 1. - fav mem: 5/4/85 (wedding date w/jim), summer '83, all the times at the macdade house, pp: jim, my engagement ring, my mother, my father, bridget, little ai, gwen, jane, my cats (frisky, babe, mittens, fluffy, black star, little s, and diamond), my rabbit (bunny), and my stuffed animals, frisky and pet fox, princess, my m-tv, and my love for jim.

raphael jefferson "sugar ray" 212 pennington ave 12/15/65. basketball 1, 2, 4; football 1, 2, 3, 4; track 1, 2, 3, 4. fav say: what's happening dude, fav mem: summer '81, '82, maryland '82, great adventure '81, '82, pp: my family, friends, rem for: being a cool dude, being quiet, goal: to become a doctor, to be famous, asw: andre, donald, ray, zack, debbie (penelope), carole.

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Michael Bernardo David Bettinger James Bowman Joseph Caton Warren Kline Stephen Lehman Dominic Marascio Richard McNeill Jeffrey Novino Robert Parker Michele Salerno Jessica Stokes Karen Strain Timothy Villano Christine Weaver Sally White

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Data Processing Co-op Sheet Metal Co-op Co-op Auto Mechanic Welding Carpentry Plumbing Small Engine Repair Cosmetology Chemical Technology Child Care and Guidance Carpentry Cosmetology Chemical Technology

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kim krauter "bird", "kimmie" 221 ridgewood rd 12/30/66. choir 1,2,3,4. - faY mem: times w/family and friends, 9/17/83, soph hop '82, soccer games, hunting '83, '83 good times, pp: family and friends, faith, goal: to get married, have kids, and be successful in everything i do, rem for: making cookies for the soccer players, yelling at games, being a ballgirl, asw: the cheerleaders, kim, tracie, donna. chris kutufaris "kootie" 80 s hillcrest rd 5/15/66. basketball 1; football 1, 2, 3, 4; lacrosse 2, 3, 4; track 1. - fay say: where's the gigs? faY mem: road trips to the shore on sundays, rem for: getting good grades without doing anything, pp: my family and friends.

Kimmerle Ann Krauter

Christopher jerome Kutufaris

james julian Laguna

joan Ellen Lee

jim laguna "jimbo", "slim" 233 taylor rd 7126/66. stw 2, 3,4. - asw: gabe, bill, ralph, tom, joe, paul, faY mem: who/clash concert, times w/friends, elephant man, new hope '83, stickball and the fence, goal: to win an academy award, faY say: yo, yeah?, how's it goin?, pp: movies, rickey, rem for: acting, being short. joanie lee 14 alfa terrace 3/6/66. 3/4 basketball mgr. 3; spanish club 3, 4. - faY say: dig it, asw: chrystal ross, claudia irons, ramona lockley, faY mem: 6/24/80 in new york city, 11/17/81 in puerto rico, 7/8/83 new york, pp: my family, rem for: being quiet, goal: to become successful and happy.

steve lehman "lemon", "chublett" 420 woodland ave 3/12/65. asw: john, skip, andrew, trevor, andre, chuck, rem for: cruisin' everywhere, hanging out w/skip and the boys, faY say: cruisin, pp: mother, father, 72 monte carlo, faY mem: great times w/skip and the boys, the challenge of high school, being pals w/mr. horrigan, goal: to become successful in business. steve lentz 659 sheffield dr 8121/65. wrestling 1, 3. - faY mem: summers in oc, van halen and the who concerts, times w/friends, pp: my car, rem for: orange duster, asw: mike, glenn, chris, larry, kim.

Steve Russell Lehman

Steven Howard Lentz

bill letter 927 rocklynn rd 2/26/66. - goal: to become a rich doctor of biophysics, rem for: science class, faY mem: summer of '83, faY say: excellent. mara lewis "louie" 955 edgewood dr 1/16/67. spri-hian 4; lit-mag 2, ed 3, 4; band 1,2,3; orch 1,2,4, officer 3; musical 1, 4; basketball 1; 3/4 2, 3; field hockey 1, 2, capt 3; lacrosse 1, 2, 3; french club 3, 4; club med 3, pres 4; ski club 1,2, 3; stage crew 4; dist/reg orch 2, 3; state orch 3. - pp: my faith, family, and determination, goal: md/phd, fay mem: times w/sue, haverford, knee 11/9/83, texas, poconos, music festivals, seasons, asw: sue, amy, esther.

William Steven Letter

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cj Iillicrap 114 locust rd 8/3/66. baseball 1, 2, 3,4. - faY mem: memories in morton, soph hop, junior prom, summer '82, the who and tom petty, wildwood '83, asw: brook, tom, frank, debbie, goal: to live in atlantis, rem for: being reasonable, my name, temper, pp: family, many friends, good looks, faY say: what's up dude? chris linton 71 n sproul rd 6127/66. band 1, 2, 3,4. - faY mem: fla trip w/dean '82, skiing in vermont, jammin' withe band, asw: phil, geoff, mark, dean, pp: life, drums, family.

Charles Joseph Lillicrapp III

Christopher M. Linton

geoff lord 421 stanfield rd 317166. student council 2; lit-mag 2; choir 1, 2, 3, 4; chorus 3. jeff lord 106 morton rd 10/1/65. class officer 2, 4; baseball 1, 2, 3; football 1, 4; wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; nhs 3 pres 4. - faY mem: class officer meetings, bio class, wrestling, times w/friends, goal: to be successful, pp: family, friends, car, faY say: nice, asw: andy, doug, jeff, dave, ski.

Jeffrey Scott Lord

eric lyons 435 ridge la 2/16/66. spri-hian 4; band 1,2,3,4; orch 1,2,3,4; musical 1, 3; golf 1; scott's hi-q 3, 4; nhs 4. - faY mem: spring '83, hi-q, bass section 19801982, times w/friends, asw: brian, dan, jamie, dave, rem for: the blue vw, pp: my mind, family, and friends, goal: to go to the mountain and see the other side. rosie macall "joannie" 624 cresson la 3/12/66. silks 2, 3 co-capt 4. - faY say: hi, what are ya doin'?, rem for: working at the orange bowl, asw: keith, dawn, colleen and the silks, faY mem: calif '83, fla '82, 1/1/82, howard johnsons, times wlkeith, washington dc '83, pp: memories, spunk, goal: to be a nursery school teacher and have a great life.

Eric Michael Lyons

Rosemarie}. Macall

frank mancuso "rock", "hank" 148 broadview rd 1212/65. basketball 1, 2, 3; football 1, 2, 3, 4; lacrosse 4. - faY mem: special times w/lori, being withe guys, vermont '82, '83, summer '83, camden '83, police concerts '82, '83, junior prom, 1212/65, goal: to have been satisfied w/my life when i die, to have a beautiful wife and four kids, pp: lori, my mom, life, stereo, rem for: compassion, always wanting to win, faY say: oh well, ok, asw: lori. "one world is enough for all of us" the police. dom marascio "zeke" 107 schoolla 3/10/65. lacrosse 1; soccer 1, 2,3. - faY say: don't pick up the soap, goal: to weld together the liberty bell, faY mem: canoe trips, junior prom, weekend road trips, asw: alberto, pp: family, friends, cycle.

Francis James Mancuso Dominic Joseph Marascio

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1983 SNOW DANCE

Mark Hanna, one of the many students at the Snow Dance, admires the glittering decorations above him.

Pat McDevitt and Mike McMahon pose with their dates Leza Raffel and Susan Weatherby.

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his year's Snow Dance on December 17 was the year without a Santa Claus. However, that doesn't mean a good time wasn't had. One hundred thirtyfour couples danced to the sound of Trees from 8:00 until 11 :00 that night. Each couple had their picture taken and received a stocking with their names on it.

The freezing temperatures outside did not hinder the warm and loving atmosphere inside the high school cafeteria.

Amy Holland and Tim McFadden ('82) cuddle in front of the fireplace.

"I thought my dress was a designer original!"

Lin Pietrangelo exclaims, "I love this song" and grabs Rob Pressman's hand in an effort to get him to dance.

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ann meriano 456 glendale cir. 12/12/65. chorus 1. - fav mem: cruise, summer '80, italy, summer '83, times w/mother and friends, pp: bruce, family, teddy, goal: to be successful and make lots of money, rem for: drivers ed car, asw: bruce, scott, katie, sue. linda messerschmid "lin" 221 west ave 9/12/65. choir 1, 2, 3, 4. - fav mem: summer '83, jr prom, meeting john cella, joanne's wedding, times w/my family, pp: my family, john cella, goal: to be successful and spend my life w/john cella, asw: marilyn, joanne, john cella, fav say: cut me a break, i'm bored.

Ann Marie Meriano

Linda Messerschmid

barb mirenda 1313 university ave 6/10/66. ski club 2, 3, 4. - fav mem: every summer, esp summer of '82, sea isle and wildwood, all the fun times i've had, pp: family, friends, memories, goal: to be happy, healthy, and have all my dreams come true, rem for: being late, always laughing, always being tired, asw: tiffany neu, kathy mcgarvey, kathy kannon, chris patti. dave misciagna 318 brock rd 4/9/65. football 1; track 1; wrestling 1. - goal: to become an aeronautical engineer, asw: mike, john, john, brian, tom, fav mem: stars games, all of my friends and acquaintances, rem for: being a fireman, pp: calculator.

Barbara Mirenda

David Thomas Misciagna

dana mogavero "dee" 949 greenbriar la 5/9/66. - fav say: yeah right, fav mem: times w/family and friends, 1/2/82, pp: family, pooh, friends, my jewelry, goal: to be happy forever, rem for: my laugh, observing, asw: sally, jessica, michele, terry, karen, denise p, elenie. michelle moore 330 madison rd 1120/66. choir 2; chorus 1. - fav mem: 9124/83. washington '83, summer '83, genesis, asia, proms, pp: family, friends, charlie, my ring, unicorns, goal: to have all my dreams come true, rem for: always being late and unicorns, asw: theresa, fav say: take a spaz, oh my god.

Dana Miriam Mogavero

Michelle Rene Moore

jim murphy "murph", "dog", 126 s highland rd 2/4/66. student council 4; choir 1,2,3; football 1, 2, 3, 4; track 1; wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; club med 3; ski club 1,2,3; nhs 3, 4. - rem for: being bald, antifreeze, t-bird, fav mem: summers '82, '83, surf city, miraculous recovery, concerts, pp: mom, asw: chris, frank, steve, john, deb, ss, fav say: ex, goal: to die satisfied. "careful with that axe" pink floyd.

Gold Pass is used by senior Andy Besznyak to leave the Commons and run an errand.

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sharon murphy "shar" 147 broadview rd 7/31/66. chorus 3, 4; musical 3; cheerleading 3,4. - fav mem: adam ant concert 2/5/83, summer '83, times in oc and wildwood 8/6/83, shows, cheerleading, competition, games and after, all the great times we had, pp: god, family, friendships, memories, dreams, rem for: being an adam fan, knee injuries, lack of inhibition, fav say: that's great, you love it. joe musika "dudly" 36 althea la 2126/66. male cheerleader 2, 3. - fay mem: david bowie concert 7120/83, working at camp, summer '83, pp: family, friends, my stereo, goal: to be a rich rock-n-roll star, rem for: having no sense of direction, asw: rich, shams, mark, cj, the boys, kris, juliet, fav say: relax, he who hesitates is lost. "i've seen all good people turn their heads each day so satisfied i'm on my way" -yes.

Sharon Marie Murphy Joseph Alexander Musika

kyle nelson 148 schuyler rd 7/9/65. - rem for: disco, driving, eyebrows, blasting the power, fav mem: avalon 76-'82, nashville '83, trips to fla, soph hop, jr prom, farrell's, delaware, day trips, fav say: check it out, i love that car, pp: life, family, friends, health, contacts, goal: to be happy, rich and own a house on the jersey shore, asw: angel, tony, kathy, linda, cindy, karen, donna. dan netting "nad", "mort" 401 bell ave 10120/65. scrivener 2, 3, 4; band 1,2,3,4; orch 2, 3, 4; choir 1, 2, 3, 4; cross country 1, 2, 3, 4; track 1, 2, 3, 4. - rem for: always being w/jim, bandanas, crazy hats, mornings, goal: to be more caring, asw: jim, stacey, dave, eric, brian, fav say: it just doesn't matter, intense, gotta love it, fav mem: cruise '80, '81, '82, close-up '83, philmont, pp: family, friends, camera, car.

Kyle Munro Nelson

Daniel Travis Netting

tiffani neu "tiff", "kaneu" 165 summit rd 3122/66. track 1, 2, 3; volleyball 4; ski club 1, 2, 3, 4; cross country 2. - goal: to anchor "world news tonight", marry or make a lot of money, fav say: this is an insult to my intelligence, rem for: being from georgia, being a model, being tall, pp: family, friends, car, memories, fav mem: georgia '82, cal '83, shs '83-'84, volleyball, asw: kathy, barb, debbie, jim. hung nguyen 229 powell rd 6/12/66. soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; nhs 3, 4. - fav mem: winning central league in soccer, pp: soccer ball, stereo, aquarium, asw: bruce, chris, pat, jen, john, paul, rich, keith, fav say: yo, what's up, i'm sorry, rem for: playing soccer, being small, goal: to succeed at anything i do.

Tiffani Corin Neu

Hung Nguyen

liz noone "Iizann", "Iizabeth" 333 franklin ave 6124/66. - fav mem: widener, proms, skiing '83, mountains, times w/kevin, after school voyages, 11/1/80, oc '83, asw: kevin, pp: family, friends, rem for: being nervous, goal: to be happy and successful, fav say: oh my nerves, look i'm shaking. leigh-anne northwood 926 edwards dr 4/4/66. choir 2, 3; chorus 1. - fav mem: times w/John, family and friends, 8126/81, 9/4/83, 12/27/83, jr prom, sr prom '83, ridley, my grandmother, pp: my family, my ring, my relationship w/jennifer, my dreams and memories, rem for: being short, liking purple, goal: to have all of my dreams come true. "the best way to make dreams come true is to wake up" j. m. dower.

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kathy pappa "paps", "kath" 109 morton rd 1/4/66. - fav mem: senior prom '83, jr prom '83, 1129/83, genesis '82, 2/14/83, new years eve '82, summer '83, pp: family, relationship wljohn, friendship wlkim, grandparents, goal: to have a healthy and happy family and a successful career, fav say: i don't understand, rem for: not understanding things, being airheaded, asw: kim smith, john kush, kim marker, rich, greg, russ. "follow you, follow me" - genesis.

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steve patterson "willum", "willy" 604 shipley la 11/21/66. baseball 3; football 1; wrestling 1, 2, 3,4. - fav mem: soph hop, summers at wildwood and oc, dances, richettes, watching movies at june marie's house, pp: my family, shannon, asw: bomar, jim, frank, john, shanebo, frank, chief, baxter, jeff, rem for: joking around, picking on michelle and june marie, fav say: don't get me involved, keep me out of it, goal: to be rich. chris patti 100 cascade rd 10/17/65. choir 1, 2, 3, 4; chorus 2, officer 3. - fav mem: spring of '82 wlmichael, 4/28/82, fla '83, concerts wlmichael, kinks, fleetwood, reo, rem for: always being awake at 7:30 am, always being wlmichael, asw: kathy, barb, katie, michael, maryann, pp: my car, parents, friends, goal: to be happy in my career and wi life. "don't stop believing, hold on to that feeling" - journey.

Stephen Christopher Patterson

Christine Marie Anne Patti gina pennestri "peaches" 447 foster dr 3129/66. cheerleading 1, 3, 4, co-capt 2; spanish club 4; ski club 1, 2, 3, 4; nhs 3, 4. - fav mem: proms, senior prom '83, times wldom, lionel richie concert, diana ross concert, times in wildwood, pp: my family, dom, goal: to become a successful nurse and be happily married to dom, to buy a red camaro, fav say: i don't get it, that's a sin, no way, rem for: being a cheerleader, not getting jokes, my eyes, asw: the cheerleaders and close friends, donna, dom.

andre pearson "gq", "pierre", "slick" "thorton", "annngge" 220 newell st 2128/66. student council 3; class officer 3, 4; lacrosse 3, 4. - goal: to be a famous fashion designer, rem for: being in style, fav say: baby, what's your phone number?, pp: family, clothes, lax stick, phone book, fav mem: atlantic city '82, summer '83, new york '82, asw: marybeth, donny, tony, ray, darrin, ted, abdul.

Andre Rodney Pearson

Gina Marie Pennestri

jim perpiglia "piggy" 314 springvalley rd 9/9/65. - goal: to be successful, pp: friends, family, auto, fav mem: summer '83. greg peters 138 barbara dr 8/24/65. pp: family, friends, cycle, rem for: shady situations, fav say: let's blow this joint, asw: smitty, dave, bruce, goal: to cruise around the world, fav mem: stones '81, shore '83, times Withe old gang. "i've been dazed and confused for so long it's not true" -led zeppelin.

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david sciubba "shubes", "zebra", "joey" 722 sheffield dr 5/26/66. class officer 3, 4; baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; nhs 3, 4. - asw: chrissy, doug, fred, james, chris, bubba, johnst, doug, baxter, rich, soccer buddies, faY mem: times w/chris, soccer '82, '83, central league championships, class officer meetings, massive study sessions, pp: family, friends, baseball gloves, rem for: backing into things, piggin' out, goal: play for the phillies.

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maureen seavey "moe" 242 harwicke rd 8/15/66. pp: my mom, family, especially grandmother, friends, goal: to be successful in whatever i do, faY mem: summer '83, freshman year, times wljackie, dawn, joanne, dances, journey '83, rem for: having a good sense of humor, being nice to everyone, faY say: excuse me?, yeah, right, asw: jackie, dawn, joanne. lori serafino "serf" 843 garrett rd 7/18/66. student council 1; field hockey 1, 2, 3,4; lacrosse 1, 2, 3, 4; club med 3. - faY mem: special times w/frank, proms, summer '82, '83, fla '83, wyoming '83, mountains, casa del sol, new years '83, talks w Imy grandmom, all those great times w Ifriends, boat trip to maryland, my sis's grad party, pp: frank, family, friends, life, relationship wljune and robin, baby billy, faY say: whaaaat?

Maureen Theresa Seavey

Lori Michele Serafino

brian shane "shanebo", "sambo" 318 hemlock la 7/3/66. baseball 3; basketball1, 2, 3, 4; lacrosse 4. - faY mem: times w/close friends, shore '82, '83, bball times, times w/family, goal: feeling of security, get most out of life, enjoy, marry someone very special, pp: family, close friends, my writings, sports mem, faY say: well chief, it looks like it's me and you this weekend. debbie shea "dshea" 619 old schoolhouse rd 2/14/66. student council 1, 2, 3; choir 3, 4, officer 1, 2; chorus 1,4, officer, 2, 3; cheerleader 1, 3, co-capt 2, 4; spanish club, nhs 4. - faY mem: 1/1/83, oc w/patti lynn, jr prom, 2/13/83, smedley park, beach boys concert, '83 good times, summer '83, asw: cheerleaders, kim, chris, jim, steve, mari, cj, frank, faY say: do you want to hear the funniest thing?, pp: my mom and dad, brad and tara.

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lynn stanley 5041ehann cir 8/31/66. - fav say: this is true, hey man, fav mem: ac/dc '81, '83, aerosmith '83, kinks '83, wildwood '83, asw: dawn, jim, ed, sandy, rem for: being an ac/dc fan, getting blamed for everything, pp: family, friends, german shepherd, goal: to become rich and successful. chris stefani "stefan" 300 ogden place 2/2/66. student council 1, 2, 3; ice hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; ski club 1, 2, 3, 4. - pp: family and friends, a good grandmother and both of my uncles, goal: to live happily and make it big some day, asw: my horses, fav say: what it is, fav mem: atlantic city w/my friends, discovery on thursdays and saturdays, ross concert, mr t's, new years '82, summer '84, being w/chris, dave, and mike.

Christopher}. Stefani

Lynn Carol Stanley

jessica stokes "poo" 944 rocklynn rd 8/28/66. - fav say: i'm really scared now, for really?, nice face, fav mem: ninth grade detention, 1/1/82, senior week '83, wildwood w/joe, vo-tech '82-'83, oc w/sally, 5/26/81, 38 special, puddle jumping, times w/joe, senior prom '83, rem for: being short, torturing people, being obnoxious, making fun, asw: sally, dana, michele, karen, joe, julie, mr knorr, trisha, goal: to be like my mom.

chrystal stephans "chrys", "joy" 27 broad st 8122/66. chorus 1. - fav say: oh well, you're a nut, don't even try it, pp: family, friends, dusty, good times, fav mem: 6/17/82, 12127/82, 1/1/83, 7/30/83, 8122/83, summers '82, '83, the dart-dart, dekan, life in the fast lane myrtle beach, new orleans, south carolina, fla, w virginia, rem for: laughing, asw: my mom and the homegirls, goal: to be happy, healthy, financially well off and socially well known. "life will go on and so will i" -chrystal stephans.

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jessica Michelle Stokes karen strain "ka", "kak" 622 saxer ave 3/11/66. - fav say: ok mom, fav mem: 5/22/81, shore '81, '82, '83, talks on the way to tech, frosh year, pp: family, friends, esp denise, sarge, asw: denise, bennie, jim, elenie, sally, jess, dana, michele, trevor, goal: to live happily ever after. "well, you don't know what we can see, why don't you tell your dreams to me, fantasy will set you free" - steppenwolf.

kathy stolnis "katrina", "kas" 648 old schoolhouse dr 1/10/66. scrivener assit ed 2, 3, ed-in-chief 4; rifles 2, 3, sgt 4; french club 1, 2, 3, officer 4; club med 3, 4; nhs 3, 4. - pp: god, brian, family, nephews, friends, yearbook, reflections, terry, fav mem: times w/brian, rifle and yearbook gangs, wildwood 79, '82, '83, soph hop, jr prom, sailing, talks w/lin, fla, goal: to be truly happy and successful, rem for: loving purple, chocolate, carrying a lot of books asw: brian, karen, lin, linda, loretta, ashi, rifle and yearbook gangs.

Kathleen Anne Stolnis

Karen Lynne Strain

colleen sullivan "col", "little lady" 209 Iynnbrooke rd 11122/67. stw 2, 3; cheerleader 2, 3, 4; lacrosse 1. - pp: my mind and the memories it holds, fav mem: times w/cheerleaders and company, jr prom '82, '83, summer '83 w/tim, david, bowie concert, special times w/special friends, holidays w/famiIy, rem for: practicing shorthand, being irish, my panda bears, goal: to be happily married forever. "wasn't it me who said nothing good's gonna last forever, wasn't it me who said let's just be glad for the time together" - diana ross. amy syernick "otis", "odie" 629 saxer ave 12/14/64. lacrosse 1; ski club 1, 2, 3, 4. - fav mem: mts '83, summer '82, '83, oc '83, janet's driving, widener, charlie's angels, hatch back, spring valley, denise's car, esp world series, pp: family, friends, rem for: being clumsy, goal: to be happy and successful. "every now and then i get a little bit nervous that the best of all the years have gone by" - bonnie tyler.

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brian vecchione "vek" "victo", "hoods", "dude", "man" 459 valleyview rd 312/66. - faY say: never, shady, out of hand, faY mem: vh '82, shore scenes, boo's party, pp: money, leather, boots, motorcycle, goal: rock on, live, stay sane. chuck vicker 6210wnes la 11/18/66. spanish club 3. - faY say: oh my, ya think so?, faY mem: 11th grade 6th period lunch, jr prom wi lisa, summer '83, times w/friends, first bodybuilding contest, asw: pat, mike, rich, chrissy, rob, jim, goal: to someday win the mr american ti![e, rem for: having a full grown beard at age 15, pp: life, family, weights, friendS,car.

Charles B. Vicker Jr.

Brian E. Vecchione

tim villano 4/7 166. paul vogel "red", "voges" 320 ballymore rd 3/31/65. soccer 1, 2. - faY mem: four years of shop classes, mr lee's 10th grade geometry class, pp: a close family, goal: learn a trade and gain more independence.

Tim Villano

Paul John Vogel

trica walters "trish" 27 greenhill rd 3120/66. cougarettes 3; stw 3, 4. - faY mem: times wi sue, deb, lor, john, times winick, summer '83, concerts, sw philly, sea isle 8/7/83, breakfast w/dawn, rem for: being flexible, getting caught, asw: sue, deb, dawn, marie, nick, joe, pp: family, friends, relationships, "for long you live and high you fly and smiles you give and tears you cry and all you touch and all you see is all your life will ever be" - pink floyd. bill warwick "willie" 261 n rolling rd 1/27/66. football 1. - faY say: sup, doesn't matter, same difference, faY mem: the who '82, summers in oc, chuck and the window, jeff wi sand castle, ralph laughing, asw: gabe, ralph, mike, wes, goal: graduate, be smart, get a real job, pp: car, family, friends, stereo, rem for: loud music, car always in the shop.

Patricia Ann Walters

William R. Warwick

christine weaver "kris" 653 harwarden rd 2/4/66. - faY mem: indian rock park w/skip, 10/3/81, 12/16/81, goal: to be a professional hair stylist, marry skip and be happy forever, pp: boyfriend, family, friends, asw: skip, charisse, claire, tracy, barb, kim, judy. donna weissert "don" 447 colonial park dr 3/31/66. spri-hian 2; choir 1, 3, 4; silks 2; stw 2, 3, 4. - faY mem: hawaii '82, jr prom '83, hall and oates '83, rick springfield '83, asw: lisa, kim, karen, sue, trish, stw group, rem for: liking rick springfield, dieting constantly, being an actress in stw, pp: family, friends, car, goal: to be rich and famous, "i've got dreams i'm living for" - journey.

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Most Likely To Succeed: Jenny Kracht and Dave Sciubba Class Clowns: Stacy Thomas and Tony Scalies

SENIOR

Most Musical: Amy Holland and Brian Wenzinger Quietest: Sue McCarriston and Mike Gussman Most Studious: Kathy Stolnis and Brian Holloway

Most Flirtatious: Kim Marker and Chris Ryan

Most Theatrical: Dana Barrett and Steve Arters

Most Disco: StaCl Ei5enberg and Da\ e RU550 Best Dressed: Gina Pennestri and-\ndre Pearson

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Most School Spirited: Jaimie Priar and Dave Curti5

Most Athletic: Marilyn Gaine,; and Chri5 \Vill-.in5

Class Couple: Lauren Emas and Jamie Rieder

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brian wenzinger "zinger" 257 n state rd 10127/66. spri-hian 3, ed 4; band 1, 2, 3, 4, distlreg 2, 3; orch 1, 2, 3,4, dist 3; musical 1, 3; spanish club 2, 3, pres 4; nhs 3, 4. - fav mem: florida trip '82, hawaii trip '83, district band '82, rem for: the old age home, terrible jokes, fav say: bummer, pp: the malibu, goal: to have a meaningful life. john wesley "wudy", "wes" 628 yale ave 11126/66. bowling 1. - fav mem: stone harbor '83, maine, lunch, french fries, ralph attacking guido, asw: bill, ralph, mike, fav say: awesome, pp: family, friends, good health, rem for: being a fireman, making mark laugh, goal: to go on a trip around the world.

John Russel Wesley

Robert Brian Wenzinger

yvette white "white", "y'vet" 310 morton ave 8124/66. basketball 2, mgr 1. - fav mem: living in philly, times in catholic school, 6/8/80, 8/24/83, summer '83, times wltee, pp: my family, friends, the silver fox, money, shep, goal: to be happy, healthy and financially well off, fav say: what's up chickenhead?, yeah right!, asw: my mom, mona, dawn, rem for: hollering at herbie, pullin-up.

sally white "ally", "long tall sally" 848 west ave 10/4/66. chorus 1. - rem for: being tall, obnoxious, very gullible, asw: michele, jessica, dana, karen, julie, corinne, steve, joe, fav say: i'm really scared, ghetto, fav mem: ireland, florida '81, oc wlmichele, rohobeth beach wljess, new year's parades, conversations on the way to vo-tech, genesis concerts '81, '82 and '83, times wljoe, 6123/83, southampton, pp: mom, family, baby stephen, memories.

Sally Anne White

Yvette P. White chris wilkins "bomar", "grover" 107 barbara rd 5129/65. basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; football 1, 2, 3, co-capt 4; tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; nhs 4. ...,. fav mem: 1/1/83, jr prom, summer '82 and '83, t-bird inn, concerts, weekends, rem for: not caring, getting out of hand, asw: jim, frank, deb, steve, john, bob, bruce, fav say: go for it, goal: to have a good time.

brook whitman 200 summit rd 10112/65. basketball 1; football 1, 2, 3, co-capt 4; lacrosse 1, 2, 3, co-capt 4; french club 1. - fav mem: times w/nancy, the shore, camden '83, great times wlfriends, asw: nancy, pp: family, friends, memories, my boat, goal: be successful and happy at what i do, fav say: yo rock, rem for: being late.

Brook Andrew Whitman Christopher Paul Wilkins

mike wilkins "miz" 506 n morton ave 6/7/66. football 1; spanish club 1, 2. fav mem: times wlbyrd, pp: my family and friends, goal: succeed and be wealthy, rem for: sporting a skimmer, asw: murphy, donnie. janet winkler "jon", "winky" 362 wyndmoor rd 2/4/66. student council 1,2, 3; field hockey 1; lacrosse 1, 2; ski club 1, 2, 3, 4. - fav mem: widener, hatchback, after school times, my lady, hanging out, charlie's angels, 6:00 shore, spring valley, barkers, the boulevard, bubblegum, new york, new years, denise's car, fav say: ah jeez, yeah sure, mom, dad ... chuck, pp: the ones i love, best friends, law meghan, goal: to live happily ever after, rem for: knees, laugh. "well i remember every little thing as if it happened only yesterday" -meatloaf.

Michael J. Wilkins

marie winterbottom "re" 6 longview dr 12/12/66. close-up 4; scrivener 4; chorus 3,4; cheerleader 1, 3,4, capt 2; lacrosse 1; spanish club 3, 4; ski club 1, 2, 3, 4. - pp: family, friends, memories, special times, rem for: red hair, being a cheerleader, fav say: what's up?, goal: to be happy and successful in all i do, fav mem: high school years, fun times w/my friends, summer '81, '82 and '83, sea isle '82 and '83, md '82, 12/31/83, asw: lisa, marilyn, carolyn, barb, allison, trish.

Marie Elizabeth Winterbottom

sue young "suzie", "swooze" 33 greenhill rd 6/20/65. cougarettes 2, 3; choir 3; chorus 1; stw 3, 4. - fav say: it's been real, don't get even get ahead, fav mem: fla '80, summer '82, jr year, times w/debbie, larry, john, danny, trish, times w/joe, 8/7/83, all concerts, esp the who '82, pp: family, friends, relationships, contacts, rem for: being crazy, always smiling, always w/a different guy, goal: to be successful and independent, to discover that special someone, asw: tricia, deb, joe, nick, tricia b, michele, kathy. debra zafiropoulos "deb", "zaf", "popalos" 257 hemlock la 2/19/66. student council 2; class officer 1, 2, 3, 4; chorus 1, 2; basketball 1; track 1, 2, 3, 4; volleyball 4. - fav mem: times w/someone special, class officer meetings, proms, greece 71,78, and '81, volleyball, hellenes, sr week, shore 79 and '83 w/friends, pageants, sailing on happy days, pp: family, love for grandparents, great grandparents, god mother, boat, special relationships, memories, my sister, rem for: last name, being greek, class officer, modeling.

Susan Barbra Young

Debra Zafiropoulos

dawn zane "dawn" 987 stoneybrook dr 11/11/66 chorus 1. - fav mem: 9th grade, good times w/good friends, ac/dc concert '81 and '3, summer '83, pp: family, friends, fav say: what!?!, life goes on, rem for: loving ac/dc, goal: to succeed in life, asw: lynn, sandy, ed, jim, and other good friends, "dream until your dreams come true" - aerosmith. kim zufall 331 larchwood rd 12121/66. choir 1, 2, 3, 4; chorus 2, 3, 4. - fav say: that's adorable, fav mem: sweet 16, my first wedding as a bridesmaid 8120/83, church activities pp: my salvation, goal: to work for god, rem for: smile, being christian, asw: donna, lisa, karen, faith.

Dawn Marie Zane

Kimberly Joy Zufall

NOT PICTURED Michael Bernardo 230 sedgewood rd.

John D'Antonio.

Phillip DiPietro 949 springhaven rd 8/30/65.

Joseph Dolderer 736 parker la 10/22/65.

Edward Handline 70 forest rd 2/23/66.

Steve Miller 15 schuyler ave 4123/65.

Michael Nitkowski 147 salford rd 6126/66.

Brian O'Neill 5127/66.

Darlania Pope 1/16/65.

Linda Shannon 144 morton ave 312/66.

Michael Spahr 711 haines la 3/1/65.

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ON SPRING TOUR

Watch the excitement as P. Foley delivers the pitch for Springfield's very first softball season.

Cheer on Mike Portale as the Boys' Lacrosse team reaches play-offs.

Join Dr. McLaughlin in congratulating honors seniors like M. Dermott at the Home and School Association Honors Reception.

Chuck Thorpe and Doug Johnston find another shaving cream victim.

Explore new horizons with AP Biology students J. Rieder and J. Kracht as they dissect fetal pigs.

Why not follow L. King's advice? Read all about the latest fashions soon to hit Springfield in the Seventeen magazine.

E. Jarrell and E. Radico are only two of the stars in STW's fine presentation of Bus Stop.

Dine in elegance with the "Champions of Class" at the Senior Prom.

Open to all seniors, the Senior Party promises memories! A buffet dinner, dancing, and a slide presentation are provided.

BOYS' LACROSSE:

Cougar Sticksters huddle for words of wisdom from Coach Locker.

Chris Kutufaris (#25) scraps for a cougar goal in front of the opposition's net.

Andy Davis draws Upper Darby defensemen to him as he looks to pass to Rob D'Ortone.

All American, Central League MVP, John Hoffman searches for another goal.

Varsity: First row: F. Horan, C. Kutufaris, T. Ferguson, B. Whitman, J. Hoffman, D. Teszler, A. Hoffman, Coach Locker. Second row: M. Portale, M. McLaughlin, Mgr., B. Burger, P. Carozza, j. Chamberlain, R. D'Ortone, A. Pearson, M. Horan. Third row: C. Debernardi, L. Janiczek, R. O'Brien, B. McGillian, J. Booth, B. Strain, R. D'Ortone.

CRADLES TO PLAYOFFS

Andre Pearson readies for the incoming pass.

Co-Captain Brook Whitman clears the ball.

J.V. goalie Lou Valente prepares to pass the ball downfield as Chris Hunter keeps opposing attackmen away.

J.V.: First row: H. Shin, B. Kerns, R. Neelan, D. Winter, A. Nair, B. Kaut, Coach Locker. Second row: R. O'Brien,). Russell, N. Roosevelt, ). Dermott, P. Kutufaris, ). Antner. Third row: C. Lowe, R. Watson, A. Kirkpatrick, B. Strain, K. McGuckin, L. Valente, ). Gallo.

Bob Kerns scoops up a ground ball as teammates Dave Winter and Rob Watson look on.

GIRLS' LACROSSE: New sticks? .,. Robin and Cathy's pep talks ... pre-practice outings a real healthy team what's the score? ., . good flashdance pinnies where's the team? ... GOOD answer TIMES AND GOOD MEMORIES. Seniors on this year's girls lacrosse team were: Co-Captain Robin Mariano, Co-Captain Cathy Devine, Missy Fertel, Lisa King, Lori Serafino, June Mariano, Barb Hick, Lisa McDowell, Sue Hemphill, and Denise Draves.

Springfield battles for control of the ball.

Who's going to get the ball?

Lori Serafino sends a flying pass to her teammates.

Varsity: First row: T. McCullough, S. Chillemi, Co-Capt. R. Mariano, Co-Capt. C. Devine, H. Simons, ). Alfonsi. Second row: Coach Bratz, M. Fertel, L. King, L. Serafino, ). Mariano, B. Hick, L. McDowell, S. Hemphill, D. DiSanto.

GOOD TIMES AND GOOD MEMORIES

Robin Mariano takes a shot on goal.

The Cougars put on a rush on the enemy goal.

J.V. First row: ). Mollichella, ). Taber, C. Ford, D. Draves, ). Feustel, S. Hausman, ). Newnam, B. Keating. Second row: Coach Periollo, T. Chaippini, P. Mcintyre, T. Elliot, K. Elliot, K. Hilbert.

BASEBALL:

Jeff Gabriel wonders where the ball went.

In the gym tennis ball fights preemy ... injuries ... coynie rain delta ... spazes supper time ... Brett's BA seagull ... Martin's s's ... more rain ... no-hitter "be there" ... weasel's socks ... "how ya gonna get that one" ... "way to scoop, shovel" ... 5 straight wins ...

Swarthmore ... 1st banquet ... Mr. Bell's last year.

Rounding first base, Rick Smedley goes for a double.

First row: A. Teplica, D. Sciubba, Coach Bell. Second row: G. Fritz, C. j. Lillicrap, R. Smedley, j. Lord, D. Abronski, j. Martin, B. Rankin. Third row: K. Black, D. Johnston, D. Gramiak, B. Hornaday, D.Hali. Fourth row: R. Buggy, J. Gabriel, C. Joachim, S. Baun.

THE HOMERUNNERS

'eff Gabriel eagerly awaits the next pitch.

Scott Baun pitches a fast ball as Jeff Gabriel looks on.

A pre-season look at part of the baseball team.

TRACK: RUN FOR IT

With every last ounce of energy, Will Rosser uncoils the shotput with a powerful heave.

C. Annstrong tries to fend off the Conestoga competitor.

jeff jackson runs a leg for the Cougar's relay team.

Raphael jefferson leaps his way to victory in the high jump.

Boys 3 Pole Cycles ... races for pretzels and gum drops ... jimmy's ... picking on the Leech ... jon losing his pants . . . Geeet'em . . . you gotta love it . . . arm circles ... jim's poster ... starts and steps ... animal noises ... Abdul breaking hurdles ... jog recovery? ... cool as a moose.

This year's boys' track team was led by seniors: B. Holloway, Abdallah Foad, Keith Engelbrecht, Will Rosser, Raphael jefferson, Bill Bonadio, and Dan Netting.

Girls

First row: Mgr. V. Mossman, Mgr. J. O'Brien, Mgr. L. Sacco, Mgr. J. Garrison. Second row: P. Dietrickson, D. Gallo, B. Holloway, A. Foad, K. Englebrecht, J. Hirth, W.Rosser, R. Jefferson. Third row: B. Bonadio, Z. Jefferson, P. Torna, C. Armstrong, j. Hardy, T. Denby.

Fourth row: M. Stumpf, B. Wright, J. Henshey, S. Herniko, j. Yost, D. Netting, S. Halberg, Coach Waldron. Fifth row: Coach Curran, R. Mayer, S. Orlena, B. Roe, J. Vitullo, j.

Jackson, D. Meyers, Coach Schaeffer.

Ratkicks 35 and 35 makes 70 ... "you know the numbers!" "you'll love it, it's a great event!" . speed workouts ... Rrrrat!! ... "what do you want .

Victory" hurdle crew ... Centrals Delcos ... get a real sport signs, signs, everywhere "I have a VISION!" States ... "where are my keys?" ... "we have to do WHAT?!"

This year's girls' track team was led by captains Carolyn Gaines, Stacey Flecknoe, and Marilyn Gaines.

Seniors on this year's team included: Carolyn Gaines, Marilyn Gaines, Sue McCarriston, and C. Hilaman.

Susan Gaines passes the baton to her teammate for the final leg.

Usa Briddes concentrates on dearing one of many hurdles.

Stacey Flecknoe pushes herself "to the max" for an ~asy victory.

Captain Marilyn Gaines heaves her record breaking javelin throw.

Decisive victories such as this are what brought Cindy Hilaman to the Districts.

First row: Coach Flannery, C. Gaines, S. Flecknoe, M. Gaines, Coach Funk. Second row: A. Merker, S. McCarriston, A. Cheng, S. Kane, A. Brattini, P. McGuigan, L. Mark, M. Snyder. Third row: L. Briddes, B. Teszler, K. Maryott, C. Pellegrino, C. Rudisill, C. Hilaman, M. Snyder, J. Ray, A. Yum. Fourth row: M. McDevitt, P. Miller, S. Gruwell, C. Ecklund, L. Westcott, S. Gaines, C. Slawek, M. Waltz, T. Ziff.

SOFTBALL: THE FIRST INNING

First row: Coach Parsons, M. Pitts, D. Eaton, Capt. A. Durstnoff, C. Casey, D. Briddes, L. Foley. Second row: S. Thomas, T. Neu, G. Brooks, K. Vilotti, S. Trotter, P. Pappa, P. Foley, B. Brown, mgr. D. Zafiropoulos.

First team in history ... awesome . record of 12-6 ... take a bite Baby Dar ... Where's the beef? .

Do it for Johnny! come on Miss Parsons, it's Friday we have a little meeting first be conservative ... it's a beautiful day to take a run ... Tiff, stop asking for trouble ... come on you guys, get your head into the game ... watch out for Jasper,Oakie.

The first Girl's Softball team in history had an excellent season. The team was led by Captain Alison Dursthoff. Seniors on the team included: Alison Dursthoff, Stacy Tiffani Neu, Stacy Thomas, and manager Debbie Zafiropoulos.

The team huddles together for a pre-game pep talk.

K. Vilotti takes a good level swing at the pitch.

Dee Eaton makes a cut off throw to the second baseman.

Carolyn Casey belts a double to center field.

Tossing a warm up throw, Peggy Foley prepares for another victory.

TENNIS: RALLIES FOR THE SET

Coach Yaeck and Captain Greg Dermond help guide the team to the verge of a championship.

First row: T. Everett, C. Ryan, E. Fry, Capt. G. Dermond, D. Hoerman. Second row: Coach Yaeck, D. Harvey, C. Giordano, M. Gussman, K. Shaffer, C. Wilkins, Coach Montgomery.

Captain Greg Dermond practices his backhand for the next deciding match.

Mike Gussman eyes his shot, to be certain that it stays within the boundaries.

Following through with his wicked swing, Chris Wilkins forces his teammate to stay on his toes.

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First row: S. Byrne, D. Stango, A. Hoerman, ). Kirkpatrick, D. Gluck. Second row: K. Padley, K. VanZanten, B. Golden, M. Murphy, C. Frederick, T. Fish. Third row: A. Ferguson, M. Thayer, ). Britton, K. Souders, L. DiBello, ). DeSantis, M. Bailey, Coach Hart.

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RMERS BANQUET

Girl Key Award Winners include: First row: M. Fertel, N. Hoffert, j. Golden, L. Emas, M. Gaines. Second row: S. Hemphill, C. Devine, R. Mariano, L. King, j. Mariano, L. McDowell, C. Hilaman, B. Hick.

Mr. Shoemaker presents Chris Wilkins with the Outstanding Cougar Boys' Athlete Award.

Miss Brusch congratulates Marilyn Gaines, the 1984 winner of the Outstanding Girls' Athlete Award.

Boy Key Award Winners include: First row: C. Kutufaris, C. Ryan, B. Whitman, j. Rieder, G. Fritz, D. Abronski, j.

Lord, P. Over, D. Netting. Second row: K. Engelbrecht, B. Bonadio, D. Sciubba, B. Bennett, D. Gramiak, F. Mancuso, j. Chamberlain, C. Cress, D. johnston, R. Jefferson, B. Holloway.

Most Valuable Players include: First row: B. Rankin, S. Hemphill, j. Golden, R. Mariano, S. Gaines, M. Gaines, A. Dursthoff, C. Casey, P. Over. Second row: B. Bennett, C. Ryan, D. Gramiak, C. Cress, D. johnston, R. jefferson, P. Torna.

Senior Prom action intensifies as Heat plays a series of the Pretenders new wave songs.

Spring blossomed into a dazzling burst of excitement! Special performances by talented arts students and proms filled calendars. The Soph Hop glistened with an April Showers theme as the Junior Prom ventured to the enchanting land of Oz. Seniors bade farewell as they engaged in a massive shaving cream fight on the last day of school and showed up the following day at the Senior Prom dubbed in fancy formals. Finally, after celebrating their new seniority at the class party, the graduates received their diplomas and crossed an important threshold of their lives.

Bursting with the buds of spring, the courtyard is a scenic hangout for sun-lovin' seniors.

Excitement rises and hearts begin to flutter as Mr. Knorr officially greets the class of '84 as graduates.

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RMERS BANQUET

Girl Key Award Winners include: First row: M. Fertel, N. Hoffert, J. Golden, L. Emas, M. Gaines. Second row: S. Hemphill, C. Devine, R. Mariano, L. King, J. Mariano, L. McDowell, C. Hilaman, B. Hick.

Mr. Shoemaker presents Chris Wilkins with the Outstanding Cougar Boys' Athlete Award.

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Miss Brusch congratulates Marilyn Gaines, the 1984 winner of the Outstanding Girls' Athlete Award.

Boy Key Award Winners include: First row: C. Kutufaris, C. Ryan, B. Whitman, J. Rieder, G. Fritz, D. Abronski, J. Lord, P. Over, D. Netting. Second row: K. Engelbrecht, B. Bonadio, D. Sciubba, B. Bennett, D. Gramiak, F. Mancuso, J. Chamberlain, C. Cress, D. Johnston, R. Jefferson, B. Holloway.

Most Valuable Players include: First row: B. Rankin, S. Hemphill, J. Golden, R. Mariano, S. Gaines, M. Gaines, A. Dursthoff, C. Casey, P. Over. Second row: B. Bennett, C. Ryan, D. Gramiak, C. Cress, D. Johnston, R. Jefferson, P. Torna.

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SPRING FUN NEVER ENDS .

Although their dates are tired, inexhaustible S. Trotter and P. Pappa continue to dance non-stop to the beat of Whale at theJr. Prom.

Senior Prom action intensifies as Heat plays a series of the Pretenders new wave songs.

Spring blossomed into a dazzling burst of excitement! Special performances by talented arts students and proms filled calendars. The Soph Hop glistened with an April Showers theme as the Junior Prom ventured to the enchanting land of Oz. Seniors bade farewell as they engaged in a massive shaving cream fight on the last day of school and showed up the following day at the Senior Prom dubbed in fancy formals. Finally, after celebrating their new seniority at the class party, the graduates received their diplomas and crossed an important threshold of their lives.

Bursting with the buds of spring, the courtyard is a scenic hangout for sun-lovin' seniors.

Excitement rises and hearts begin to flutter as Mr. Knorr officially greets the class of '84 as graduates.

STW'S .

BUS STOP

Sheriff Will Master (George Hill) lets Bo (Steve Arters) and Virgil (Eric Jarrell) know who is the boss in the town.

Cherie (Lisa Freeland) delights her audience by singing "That Old Black Magic"

With help from the whiskey flask, Dr. Lyman (Tony Riviello) and Elma (Angie Chen) recreate the balcony scene from Romeo and Juliet in a strange, new way.

After having one too many, Dr. Lyman (Tony Riviello) falls to the floor in delirium as Elma (Angie Chen) and Virgil (Eric Jarrell) try to help him.

Boldly, Bo Derker (Steve Arters) tells everyone in the diner about his plans to marry Cherie.

After being trapped in an icy blizzard in Kansas City, the passengers of the Topeka Bus were forced to seek refuge in Grace's Diner. As the night progressed, relationships between the characters twisted and turned until Wedding Bells eventually sounded for Bo and Cherie.

Bo Decker (Stephen Arters), the young bullheaded cowboy accompanied by his side kick Virgil (Eric Jarrell) stole the heart of the voluptuous chanteuse (Lisa Freeland).

Dr. Lyman, the drunken professor was portrayed by Tony Riviello as Angie Chen acted the part of the youthful, naive waitress. Other cast members included: George Hill who was Will Masters, the local sheriff, Evelyn Radico as Grace, the owner of the diner, and her lover Carl, the bus driver, portrayed by Chris Lippa.

ARlS' fESllVAl

The corridors of SHS transform into a gallery of talented exhibits.

The third annual Celebration of the Arts was held on April 17, 1984. Art, music, home economics, and industrial arts students displayed evidence of a year's worth of talents. Open to the public, the enjoyable evening, sponsored by the Home and School Association, was once again a huge success.

R. Colaprete points out his favorite picture before the judges decide on the award winners.

M. Lewis and S. Hemphill sell daffodils in order to benefit the American Cancer Society.

Junior members are inducted into the National Honor Society as they pledge their service with the traditional lighting of the candles.

The National Honor Society wound up its events with a Daffodil Sale in honor of the Cancer Society. The honorary welcomed new junior members exhibiting outstanding qualities in academics, leadership, character, and service.

State Representative Mary Ann Arty delivers the welcoming speech for the newly inducted members.

SORIi IiOtl

N. Pellegrino and slow-paced song.

J.

Yost glide to the melody of the

Sophomores capture the special night by posing for pictures included in the ticket price.

Couples enjoy seats by the tinsel fountain, symbolic ' prom's theme, April Showers.

D. Kasparian, K. Valvardi, guest, N. Pellegrino, and J. Yost "take a break" from the dance floor.

April Showers brought more than May flowers this year. Sophomores enjoyed their first formal on April 28, 1984. The theme of the special event was April Showers, which was made possible by tinsel fountains and beautiful bouquets distributed throughout the entire cafeteria. For just $25 per couple, sophomores danced the night away.

Sophomores glow with excitement as they experience their very first prom.

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The charming characters of Oz personify Elton John's "Goodbye Yellow Brick Road."

C. Nolan, J. Santini, S. Faccenda and date J. DeSantis, and E. Bittner take a moment to just relax and chat after hours of dancing.

The magic of the Emerald City sparkles in the eyes of excited juniors and their dates.

J. Fischetti and E. Davis capture the magic of the romantic moment together.

The night was young, happiness rung in the air, and many couples danced to Whale's super music. The Junior Prom, the highlight of the junior year, took place on Saturday, April 7, 1984 in the high school cafeteria. Tickets were sold two weeks prior to this special event for the price of $25.00 per couple. The theme of this year's prom was Goodbye Yellow Brick Road, by Elton John. All danced their way down the yellow brick road to a good time as the fantasy land of Oz came alive.

The cafeteria, transformed into the fantasy land of Oz, makes an enchanting atmosphere for the juniors' special night.

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Seniors celebrate graduation a day in advance, dancing to the sound of Whale.

Mr. Stefani steals the show as he boogirs with his "beef" L. Serafino.

The Class of '84 bids their high school years goodbye as they welcome the future ahead of them.

The final gathering of the Class of '84 occurred on June 7, 1984. The Senior Party was held from 6:30 pm to 11:00 pm at the Springfield Country Club. The casual atmosphere of the buffet dinner, the peppy music by Whale, and the presence of the majority of the senior class made the evening a memorable one. Celebration filled the air, as seniors danced and partied in anticipation of graduation on the following day. The gaiety of the festive evening ended in a slide presentation featuring the Class of '84. Dan Netting and Kris Kirkpatrick's slides aroused the emotions of the seniors. Giggles, groans, chants, and laughter echoed throughout the presentation. The sentimentality of the show stirred the viewers and even brought tears to many an eye!

Donna Garoh's exclamation is sound evidence of the zany, fun times at the party.

The smiles of close friends add a special warmth to the evening.

~red in gorgeous hoop gowns, K. Kirkpatrick and P. Donnelly :ome Southern Belles for the night.

The magic of the night is captured in this dazzling view from the balcony above!

P. Murphy, M. Defina, D. Marsden, and K. jurecic dine among friends in the elegant Falcon House.

). Wylie and R. Branton seize the warmth of the moment swaying to the music of Heat.

G. Rowan, G. Green (SHS '83), S. White and date are pictured in the arch above.

Our senior year ended in a grand finale of fun friends, and laughter. For the first time, we drove to â&#x20AC;˘ prom outside the good 01' cafeteria, to the Falcolr House. Escorted by that special someone, we anxious Iy welcomed the magical evening that awaited us. WE posed for pictures, chatted with friends, and indulge( in the so-called "half of a chicken" dinner, and dance( the night away in a frenzy of fun and fashion. ThE "awesome" music of Heat entertained us as WE floated along the dance floor festooned in our ex travagant, formal attire. As the charismatic gentlemer dubbed in top hats, tails or tuxedos charmed thE ladies, the ladies, laced in evening gowns or hoo~ dresses, glided beside their beaux.

One could not ignore the feeling of nostalgia wher gazing below from the balcony. The splendor of thE night exploded as we looked below and saw the C1as! of 1984 at its best.

SfNIORS CROSS IIiRfSIlOlD

D. Sciubba proudly accepts the coveted james W. Braunsdorf Memorial Scholarship.

Class Officers: j. Lord, A. Pearson, D. Zafiropoulos, A. Scalies, and D. Sciubba meet for the last time as the commencement exercises come to a close.

In, j. Winkler, K. Marker, and T. Krachuk reflect upon the last ars while listening to their peers' commencement speeches.

Seniors anxiously await the distribution of diplomas.

jers, B. Wenzinger, and A. Chen bid farewell to fellow members :lass of 1984.

,. Harford, C. Collom, R. Hood, and R. Smedley proudly assume their new status as high school graduates.

B. Wenzinger, ). Kracht, and ). Bryson breathe a sigh of relief after completing their commencement speeches.

D. Gramiak, K. Krauter, and P. Donnelly look ahead to "life after graduation."

Graduates listen intently during the announcement of awards.

The expressions of ). Rieder, L. Emas, N. Hoffert, and T. Ferguson demonstrate the various emotions stirred by graduation.

On June 8, 1984 at 8:00 pm, the Class of 1984 officially crossed the threshold to the future. Finally, the day all seniors had waited for with baited breath had arrived! The commencement ceremonies began as the graduating class proudly proceeded into the Sun Center accompanied by the bittersweet melody of Pomp and Circumstance.

Distinguished Honors Seniors: James Bryson, Susan Hemphill, Brian Holloway, Jennifer Kracht, Jeffrey Lord, Douglas Marsden, David Sciubba, and Brian Wenzinger delivered speeches stressing the importance of graduation as a threshold to future opportunities. Class Officer, Debra Zafiropoulos presented the class gift, which consisted of a $1000.00 bond donated to the Turkey Fund held annually in order to help the less fortunate families in the community.

Following the presentation of diplomas, members of the class were recognized for their achievements. Students were honored as scholarships and special awards were announced by Mr. Knorr. The awards presentation climaxed as David Sciubba was presented with the prestigious James W. Braunsdorf Scholarship.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS